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Number 5217
Volume 177
New York
General
RAILROAD
Price $1 a
7, N. Y., Monday, May 4, 1953
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
•Net
sales
Profit
J»rov.
for
1951
1950
$1,812,822
$1,647,552
$1,307,532
880,439
710,992
I
510,298
306,942
139,791
$370,141
$404,050
$223,233
shares outstdg.
share
Common
tEarns.
com.
per
cost
•Less
paid
preferred stock.—V.
vertible
-'r-
$0.77
New
175, p. 1641.
York
Stock
Exchange
York
Stock
Exchange
(Bonds)
American
$14,750,686 $10,554,085
sales
Net
Net
after
profit
•Earnings per common share-.——
•After
preferred dividends.—V.
1,217,870
$0.30
—__
$0.12
Los Angeles
—
Reduction
Co.,
_
—_
discounts, returns, and allow.- $32,965,984 $31,156,933
operating and other expenses
27,365,092 25,366,979
Provision for depreciation
1,128,133
992,691
Prov. for amortization in excess of depreciation
456,811
186,232
Net
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Direct
234,705
charges)—
$4,250,653
Total
Interest
expense
for Fed,
Prov.
Net
foreign taxes on income-
&
$1,842,916
Income
2,737,551
$.5710
Avge. number of shares of common s;k. outstdg.
•Earnings
share
common
per
State
Net
2,737,336
$.6109
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
covering "Interests in Employee Stock Investment Plan" and
(200,000 shares) (no par value) reserved for issuance
pursuant to the plan. Proceeds of the stock sale will be used for such
.general corporate purposes as the management may determine.—V. 177,
p. 233.
The
Federal
The
matural
the
50c
acquiring
in
gaged
Stock
American
dealings
and
gas
capital
Operating
interests in,
Fed. inc.
exploring and
natural gas to a
the
Under
developing prospective
share
properties
In
order
line of
to fill
about
H.
for
of the contract, Ajax Petroleum will supply a
million cubic feet of natural gas per day to the plant,
20
obligations, the company has
pipeline miles.—V. 176, p. 505.
its
constructed
a
and
Prov.
value of $1 per
common
stock.
This
par
on
had
previously
no
value.
par
E.
and
are
through
anticipated
third
the
quarter,
J.
Hanley, President, said that the -new chromium-manganese
steel developed by
the company - to
surmount government
limitations
on
the
use
of
nickel
is
becoming increasingly popular
stainless
RR.—Earnings—
Alabama Great Southern
1952
1951
Net
from
ry.
$1,367,697
224,466
452,027
175,975
205,500
82,436
298,876
134,211
4,889,460
4,867,022
4,632,438
4,006,405
1,464,433
1,136,064
867,937
949,004
1953,
587,524
382,890
359,960
438,841
in
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper,
177,
p.
income
most
important
alloys
be
to
recent
in
developed
Mr.
income—
oper.
the
of
years.
railway——.
railway
one
With continuing limits on the nickel supply in years to come,
Hanley predicted that chromium-manganese alloys will become
permanent members of the stainless steel family. The hew chromiummanganese
steel has physical and mechanical properties similar to
steels containing 18% chromium and 8% nickel.
1950
$1,600,155
$1,753,054
502,851
from
Net
is
and
1953
$1,755,656
March—
Gross
Co.
(& Subs.)
Sales
1469.
—V.
profit
p.
in
for
..
„
income
&
__I
85,046
$404,420
38,109
.
carry-back prov.
foreign
37,550
3,676
„
subsidiary..
$441,769
44,500
;
37,349
$268,442
......
refundable under
1952
$489,466
$230,333
—
pensions
-Earnings-
77,874
:
3,676
Cr9,000
—-
inc. & excess
—
223,147
117,172-
$177,396
$0.17
$112,094
...
profit per share on common
176,
$0.10
1953
;
—.
income
Fed.
$984,834
-
•
include
$308,207
depreciation
before
dividend—foreign
for
$0.07
stock
".V.""/*
1665.
and
revenues
thereby
setting
totaled
a
$68,686,523
company's sales and rentals for the first quarter of 1953 were
the first quarter of 1952 and earnings Increased 23%,
William C. Stolk, President, told stockholders at the annual meeting
on April 28.
Net sales and rentals were $132,284,384, compared with $112,005,223
in 1952, he said.
Net
earnings after provision for taxes on
Income amounted <to
$6,403,865, which, after provision for dividends on the preferred stock,
was equivalent to
52 cents per share of common. This compares with
$5,204,047 or 41 cents per share of common In 1952.
"The
outlook,"
Mr.
Stolk
stated,
"barring major economic dis¬
locations,
Is for a continued
high volume of business, with more
the first quarter of
for the second quarter
succession,
■
above
satisfactory profits, in relation to sales, than in 1952."—V. 177, p. 1785.
American General Oil & Gas Co., Houston,
during
record
company
new
18% in Quarter—
American Can Co.—Sales Up
The
18%
G.
Batcheller, Chairman, told the stockholders that demand
practically all the company's major products was still strong
that operations at capacity levels seem assured for the present
quarter
pipe¬
the
on
stock
terms
maximum of 50
income
tax
income
not included In the consolidation.—V. 177, p. 1785.
...
Preferred
46
April 24 voted to place
2,500,000
authorized shares of
stockholders
The
and has contracted with Canadian
Celanese Corp. of America, to supply
plant now under construction at Edmonton.
oil
of
Shares—Reports Record Sales and Revenues—
mon
Chemical Co., Ltd., an affiliate of
$0.24
statements
——
Appropriation
3,649
1,290,000
company's wholly-owned subsidiary, American Airlines
The accounts of Sky Chefs, Inc., a wholly-owned
operations
Miscellaneous
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp.—Changes Par of Com¬
on April 28 admitted to listing and
stock of this company which is en¬
-
divs.)
stock
consolidated
profits taxes, estimated
Toronto, Canada—Listing—
Exchange
par
are
pfd.
(after
above
S.A.
from
Net
to
income——
$1,888,499
share
Depreciation
Net
Ajax Petroleums Ltd.,
Cr37,189
2,110,000
(net)
American Bank Note
46
Reserv^ System
$44,504,709 $39,302,807
20,476,428
18,627,192
20,066,971
18,397,132
Quarter Ended March 31—
Banks of
Statement of Member
Condition
stock
common
'
1952
1953
-
—
on
taxes
Total
Banks
Reserve
company
24, 1953,
Mexico,
Profit
46
Foreign Exchange Rates
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
provision for preferred stock dividend.
•After
-
...
miscellaneous
per
subsidiary,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices..46
Dividends Declared and Payable..
....46
$1,952,153
1
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Federal
lor
NOTE—The
...
Clearings
of Bank
The Course
' >
•
per
income
Earnings
News-Cover
51
45
City Bond Offerings...
and
\
..
186,753 shares of capital stock by The
Weld & Co. at $41.75 per share, with
share, and the secondary offering of
of
$1.10
expenses
and
33
General Corporation & Investment
216,303
of
expenses
Provision
Miscellaneous Features
2,731,172
.
White,
and
revenue
flight
Interest
de
$4,899,628
185,911
2,221,826
__—
offering
Corp.
consolidation the
288,597
;
''
discount
Ground
Averages_33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
$4,611,031
$4,015,948
operating income...
(less income
income
$1.11
deduction of $480,699 for
of 15% based on present
Ltd.—Secondary Offerings Completed—
secondary
Operating
.
Other
fate
1469.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages......-.33
1952
1953
3 Months Ended March 31—
Cost of sales,
after
at
■
American Airlines, Inc.
_
Transactions American Stock Exchange......33
Gross sales, less
'
accrued
62,250 shares in Canada by A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd. at $41.12l/2 Per
share, with a dealer's discount of $1.15 per share, were both quickly
completed. See also V. 177, p. 1785.
.
Darnings—Registration With SEC—
V.
Boston
dealer's
a
38
39
Toronto Stock Exchange
40
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section..
43
Over-the-Counter Markets
44
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..33
Exchange
Stock
Canadian
Wholly-Owned Subs.)—
(&
Inc.
Exchange
177, p.
)
is
period
tax
13,230,029
Exchange
Stock
Montreal
scribed and the books closed.—V. 177, p. 1677.
Air
Stock
Francisco
San
Secondary Offering—A
(par
$10) was made on April 21 by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
associates at $33 per share. The offering was oversub¬
Agricultural Insurance Co.
The
First
37
37
37
Stock Exchange
.J
Aluminium
—35
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of capital stock
' :
..
1953
$9,814,664
$1.16
,
._
profits
23,094,693
$10,306,101
...
for
excess
20,862,391
10,556,290
profits taxes
profits taxes
excess
share
income
Dr375,000
—
...
and excess
*
per
law.—V.
tax
-.34
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
177, p. 721.
Net
Federal
34
Midwest Stock Exchange
income
Earnings
34
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.
170,877
1,218,820
taxes
outstanding.
shares
Common
387,984
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
1QS5>
IQST
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
Inc.—Earnings—
Affiliated Gas Equipment,
3 Months Ended March 31—
13
__25
29
34
(Stocks).
New
cumulative con¬
Net
and
„
—
inc.
Fed.
income
revenues..
loan.
on
before
Federal
'..'"-x?Page
operating
interest
Inc.
Stock and Bond Quotations
18,925
159,200
265,606
18 797
172,676
265.656
$1.45
18,745
159,456
265,794
$1.32
tAfter provision for 5%
sold,
goods
of
and
Less
$1.34
dividends paid
dividends
In This Issue
■
565,929
18,066
159,487
265,818
Deferred
$
130,008,210 122,289,843
Gross income from operations
..;—...;
20,410,409
21,967,668
Interest, dividends and miscellaneous income..
826,982
1,127,025
Sales
$373,727
—_
profit
Common
1952
$
363,024
excess
taxes
1953
$835,831
939,656
taxes
&
Fed.
profits
Net
Inc.
Corp.- -Earnings Higher—
Quarter Ended March 31—
1949
1952
—
before
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Allied Chemical & Dye
Aetna Ball & Roller Co.— -Earnings—
Years Ended Dec. 31—■
Copy
Tex.—Files
letter of notification with the SEC
(par 1 cent) to be offered at
10 cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for working capital.—V. 176, p. 765.
"/
The
company
on
April 3 filed
a
covering 500,000 shares of common stock
'
Earnings after taxes for the period amounted to $2,098,370, equivalent
$1.21 per share of common stock after deductions for preferred
dividends.
Accruals for Fedeial income and excess profits taxes
.
.
to
V
stock
Alabama Power Co.—Financing Approved—
for
received SEC authorization to issue and sell, at
$18,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1983.
The proceeds are to be used to provide a portion of the funds re¬
quired to finance the company's construction program, estimated to
Involve expenditures of $81,950,000 during the years 1953-54.—V. 177,
The
J).
has
bidding,
company
competitive
the
set
aside
First
quarter
for
quarter
provement
revenues
61
BROADWAY
NEW YORK 6, N.
$4,114,700.
For
this
amortization.
operations
for
the
year
over the comparable quarter
of- $52,751,596
resulted in net
84 cents per
1785.
totaled
accelerated
share of
CANADIAN
common
show a
for 1952.
.
earnings
stock.—V. 176,
STOCK
quarter
$1,175,846
p.
American Home
was
........
considerable
im¬
Then, sales and
of $1,459,813,
or
Orders Executed
Rates
or
on
shares
Earnings
per
176,
T eletype
NY 1-142
p.
outstanding
common
all Canadian Exchanges at Regular Commission
Traded in New York in United States Funds
(& Subs.)—Earnings
1953
,
—c_
.
share.
1952?
$3,328,653
$2,576,897
3,850,227
$0.86
.
—...
3,845,844
$0.67
2061.
SPECIALISTS
Telephone
WHitehall 4-8974
after taxes——
Common
—V.
2433.
profit
Y.
♦
Products Corp.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
BRANCHES
♦
Toronto,
Ontario
Royal Bank Building
CHARLES
MEMBERS
KING
Exchange
| American Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock
Direct Private Wires Connect
New
&
CO.
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock
York With Offices in
Exchange
Toronto and Montreal
Montreal, Quebec
Aldred Building
2
Investment Co. of, Illinois
American
Join Board—
Two Bankers
—
1
banking executive, and Erwin A. Stuebner,
OMcago investment banker, have been elected directors.
Mr.
Low is
First Vice-President and a director of the Corn Ex¬
and member
of New York
and the
America Eagle Fire Insurance Co. of New York, a director
of the Fidelity and Casualty Company of New and a trustee of the
Union Square Savings Bank of New York.
Mr. Stuebner is managing partner of the Chicago office of Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and a director of Rohm & Haas Co., Philadelphia.
—V.
Trust Co., New York City, and a director
committee of the Home Insurance Co.
vank
executive
the
cf
177,
and 1253.
1149
p.
debentures
fund
1973)
due
24
Del.
Dover,
Machine
SUBSIDIARIES)
SALES
1953
3 Months Ended March 31—
and
Natural
Jones
of
Profit
before
and
lor
Federal
Net
Fed.
taxes
on
income
1,276,000
and
867,000
$350,532
of
obtained
orders
$0.90
shares outstdg.)
350,000
(on
new
$314,560
$1.00
.
share
per
The volume
in
of this
first quarter
the
year
year began.
In view of
'
•
the
existing
unfilled
the
backlog and
order
anticipated
prospects for the remainder of this year*,
total sales
should show an increase over the 1952 sales volume which
business
new
for
1953
was
little
a
the company stated.
than $28,750,000,
more
Mar. 31,'53
assets
Current
—
Working capital
—
Dec. 31,'52
5,307,324
>7,021,998
6,933,106
2.2 to 1
$22.65
2.2 to 1
$7,684,914
$21.96
$5,599,320
7,278,125
$5,747,200
6,902,246
2.3 to 1
$7,715,617
$20.50
$4,963,155
7,108,162
550,000
1,600,000
250,000
1,700,000
650,000
1,950,000
American Natural Gas Co.—Earned $2.83 per
Common
ratio
Current
Net
share
—w
------
worth
Per
._i
Cash
—
book
value---.
Inventories
(net)
—
Bark loans currently
Funded
—V.
debt
177,
The
the
at
earned
meeting
for
Woolfolk,
G.
Chairman,
April 29.
This
common share
earned in the preceding 12 months.
lu
response
to
a
question
Mr.
Woolfolk said
that consolidated
eanJngs for all of 1953 might be in the neighborhood of $3.00 a
*C)~:aon
share.
Such a showing would compare with $2.34 a share
earned
for
the calendar year
1952. •
•
f
The
only
new
financing definitely contemplated for the System
this year will be undertaken
by the Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
This offering is expected to
subsidiary about the middle of June.
annual
on
$20,000,000
stock
•common
to
of
sold
be
not yet determined.
Ia reply to another
xmdecided
itself
the
at
will
sell
bonds to be sold publicly, and additional
to
the
parent
company
in an amount
new
question
moment
additional
any
Mr.
Woolfolk
whether
to
as
common
that
said
American
stock
in
directors
Natural
1953.—V.
177,
p.
Seating Co.
(&
Gross
Co.^t
sales,
of
less
goods
Selling
and
of
the
est;mated
sold—
1951
995,832
Income
Other
1,015,524
$298,900
$686,436
37,301
55,029
$253,297
$336,201
$741,465
54,791
75,437
72,603
103,000
—
——
income
136,000
314,000
_____
taxes
income'——
$95,506
dividend
"•Earnings
share
per
its outstanding
$354,862
159,423
152,259
$0.20
$1.11
'
$0.15
tAfter
depreciation allowances of $141,362 in 1953 and $126,187 in
T952.
"Adjusted to reflect 2-for-l stock split approved by stockholders
la April, 1952.—V. 176, p. 597.
The oil, from the new Zubair field near
Basrah, was loaded on a
tanker at Fao. 30 miles south and across the Persian Gulf
from Abadan
where oil operations have
been virtually at a standstill since Iran
nationalized Anglo-Iranian properties in early 1951.
The vessel, bound
Tor France, was the 250th tanker to call at the new
pipeline terminal
»t Fao since the first load in
Which
was
the
of
fcas
and
withh.
to
two
been
a
is
pipeline
is currently
1943,
jetties—about
to
the
producing at
60,000
barrels
a
Zubair
the
day,
field,
capacity
field
or
a
and
Fao
termnal
by the Iraq
interest.—V.
177,
are
run
Petroleum Co.
p.
in
by Basrah Petroleum Co.,
which Anglo-Iranian has
1253.
be
used
reduce
debt.—V.
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Tha
1953,
of
SEC
an
2174.
Corp.—Hearing
order
giving
bonds—
mortgage
Series
on
TO
until
May
its
non-utility subsidiary, Arkansas Fuel Oil Co
Under
the
reorganization plan
for
Arkansas
Natural
heretofore
approved
fyy the Commission and the U. S. District Court in
Delaware. Arkansas
Fuel proposes to retire the preferred stock of
Arkansas Natural by
the payment to the holders
thereof, against the surrender of their
certlf cates, of $10.60 per share,
(plus unpaid dividends to the date
of
p^ment).
and to
J>retwed stock (other
their
holdings
Etoci
electing
to
a.
amount
offering
price,
for
to
of
provide
than
Arkansas
exchange
be
Fuel
opportunity
Co.,
Service
debentures.
their shares
debentures
will
an
Cities
equal
which,
to
on
$10.60
for
the
for
to
holders
parent)
Holders
debenturs
basis
each
of
share
such,
to
exchange
of
preferred
will
the
of
be
entitled
initial
of
1952).—V.
public
preferred
176,
Vice-Presidents
who
has
also
elected
President
177,
Chief
and
RR.—Earnings—
"
1953—Month—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$37,727,008
$38,180,321
$109,587,333
$112,256,300
expenses—
30,093,£-07
30,480,858
87,865,427
9u.825.367
87,633,101
$7,699,463
$21,721,906
$21,430,933
3,790,762
3,944,322
10,685,689
•" 10,974,785
from
operations
Net
ry.
Officer
Executive
1470.
p.
revenue—.
rev.
—V.
——
income
oper.
177,
ry.
1677.
p.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Bids for Bonds-—
The Reconstruction
Finance
Corporation invites bids for the purchase
from
it
of $1,675,000
principal amount of Bangor
Qo. collateral trust 4% bonds due July 1, 1961.
All
bids
must
be
for
specified
a
sum
account
on
Aroostook
&
of
the
RR.
of
it being understood that the successful bidder shall also
interest accrued thereon from Jan. l, 1953 to date of delivery.
the
the
principal
bonds,
pay
All
bids
RFC
at
must
Room
be
Each
time
bid
as
The
is
the
May 25,
will
office
unt'l
or
be
of
N.
Ave.,
the
Secretary of the
Wasaington, D. C.,
W.,
1953.
irrevocable offer
an
made
bidder
to
Vermont
constitute
award
successful
811
of
(EST)
shall
an
delivered
1157
prior to 4:30 p.m.
paid
cash
RFC
of
the
reserves
The bonds
Jan.
1, 1976
1, 1977
3%%, due Mar. 1, 1979——
Series C,
Series
fund debentures, 4'/4%—-—
April 1, 1972—i—-
3:30
notified by
to
purchase until such
(EST)
p.m.
appropriate
26,
May
means
1953.
soon
as
right to reject
issued under
are
1943, between
1,
of
New
York,
any
all
or
as
bids.
and secured by
indenture dated
an
of
as
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
trustee,
amended
as
and
Co. and Guaranty Trust
supplemented by two sup¬
Outstanding
'
;• issuable
6% series
5%%
500,000
v
.
stock
(par
amount,
BUSINESS—The
proximately
also
terms
provides
in
37
counties
eight
in
the
in
customers
in
the
of
electric
11
p.
communities
at
and
northeastern
supplies electric energy, at wholesale, to the
to Missouri Utilities Co. for distribution by
retail
to
adjacent
ap¬
rural
Arkansas, and to
adjacent rural
The
City
it
that
sells
served
natural
by
the
ward
D.
The
company.
company
&
PREFERRED
FOR
the
in
preferred
of
at
also
Net
&
Kees;
Peltason,
profit
A.
G.
Edwards &
Tenenbaum .Co,;
McDowell,
and G.
Capital
STOCK—Associated
Sons;
Stifel,
Hill,
per
p.
and
177,
to
are
account
177, p.
Co.
of
be
sold
selling
Period End. March 31—
Operating
Operating
with
for
Net
Rent
1953—Month—1952
deducts.
additional
(&
oper.
for
$607,227
revenues
lease
of
1677.
outstanding
$653,285
1,531,334
1,531,334
$0.53
—
$0.43
Corp.—Votes Split—Plans Financing—
have
voted
2-for-l
a
will be distributed
scares
board
on
shares
of
The
split, of
the
common
stock.
Other
'
stock
common
to
raise
Bethlehem Foundry
The
_
6%
its
first
100%
(formerly
offering of addi¬
an
$2,500,000
for
plant im~
142.
p.
& Machine Co.—Part'l Redempt'n
called
has
company
176,
about
for
$649,891
$9,272,615
29,854
$7,996,268
379,744
$620,037
$8,892,871
4,732
1,400
159,967
(net)
Gross
income
$579,906
Int., etc. & deductions—
$621,437'
218,286
income—
Net
Dividends
346,322
$7,649,946
48,524
,
$9,052,838
$7,698,470
2,799,502
243,225
$361,620
applicable
to
preferred
$378,212
redemption
June
on
mortgage
second)
Associated
608,609
stock
$4,993,380
bonds
15,
due
next,
Dec.
Prov.
Net
ry.
ry.
The
Net
a
the
bonds due
in
177,
setting
income
share
Mar. 31/52.
$
466,371,49a
of
95,293,089
2,546,457
8,468,935
1,760,595
18,745,132
12,645,088
14,412,040.
39,100,000
24,700,000
31,COO,000-
30,961,033
49,479,066
18,926 045
$3.06
taxes
com.
$4.99
66,098,680.
stock
quarterly
dividends
on
the
$1-80
preferred
stock.'—
937.
Gas
Valley
$5,800,000
and
Electric
&
4Vs%
of
first
Co.—Bonds
mortgage
and
Sold—
collateral
recently offered publicly at 102.17%
interest, were quickly sold. See details in.
1786.
accrued
177,
p.
Green Isle, Minn.—Files—
♦
The
corporation
SEC
35,989,700
34,581,087 102,424,370
100,994,583
at
par.
used
covering
April
21
filed
shares
of
class
on
1,500
($100 per share), without
for working capital.
a
letter
A
of
common
underwriting,
notification
stock
The
to
with
be
proceeds
the
offered
are
to
-
14,138,943
49,810,541
42,410,005
7,688,294
5,878,256
20,938,313
17,480,438
non-callable
endorsed
the
retirement
management's
fund
general mortgage
of the vote.—V.
177, p. 1677.
Oil
Bolack
Gas
&
Co.,
Placed Privately—
for
bonds
use
and
action
in
in
meeting
adjustment
proposal which would have prohibited the company
aside funds for this purpose prior to the year 1985
but 1.12%
Dec. 31/52
91,352,622
-
deducting
p.
143,404,568
1995.
received
2546.
and
facilities
emergency
Federal
per
"After
193—3 Mos.—1952
The stockholder's
from
of
for
"Earnings
152,234,911
on
April 23
voluntary bond
of
31/53
500,407,927 517,405,619
..
,
income
48,720,030
stockholders
establishing
1964.
Penn¬
p.
deducting items
charges
and deprec.
Blenda Life, Inc.,
Bond Retirement Fund Approved—
maturities
174,
trust bonds due 1983
18.418,582
income—
oper.
deplet.
Provision
54,408,282
expenses
from
Mar.
other
amort,
be
oper.
revenue
$52,100
15,
the
at
Ry.—Earnings—
19531953—Month—1952
revenue-
operations
Net
and
for
for
V.
oper.
made
Philadelphia, Pa.—V.
—
below—:
shown
Interest
The
Carlyle F. Barnes has been elected President to succeed Fuller F.
Barnes, who has been elected Chairman of the Board.—V. 173, p. 757.
Railway
Railway
be
(& Subs.)—-Quarterly Earns.—
billings
BlackstoiU
Fe
will
$4,384,771
Spring Corp.—New President—
Santa
Trusts,
Steel Corp.
Total income before
608,609
$5,644,727
&
Payment
$
Net
1470.
p.
interest.
for Banking &
Co.
Bethlehem
2,705,090
$6,253,336
—
177,
accrued
Quarter Ended—
V.
Balance
and
1993—12 Mos.—1952
32,053
income
The-
to stocxholders oi°recor&
May 7
on
April 25 also announced it plans
provement and other projects.—V.
sylvania
$575,174
income—
"
1952
$808,182
share-—-——
common
'
of
plant
(net)
Operating
the
177,
Subs.)—Earnings—
——————
1.
tional
$2,759,675 $36,281,804 $35,117,025
2,109,784
27,009,189
27,120,757
2,108,120
of
account
Ed¬
Light Co.—Earnings—
$2,715,347
revenues
rev.
be
41.
directors
at
Arkansas Power &
to
stockholders.—V,
1953
taxes.—
Beryllium
The
Crawford & Lanford,
& Co., Inc.; Straus,
Nicolaus
shares
—V.
stock
Walker & Co.—V.
H.
280,000
for
Packing
after
Earnings
six
in
distributes
offering were: A. C. Allyn
Barrow. Leary & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Metropolitan
St, Louis Co.; McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.;
Southern Securities
Corp.; Stix & Co.; Taussig, Day & Co., Inc.; Waiter R. Bass Co.;
Ducournau
the
with
cents)
10
Paragould,
retail
& Co., Inc.;
Inc.;
shares,
123,044
Beech-Nut
May
Co.
(par
company
gas.
Jones
stock
common
per
3 Months Ended March 31—
communities, and to rural electric cooperatives, all in territory adjacent
to
With SEC—
notification
937.
to
as
indenture.
service
for
403,044
of
share through Cruttenden & Co. and Mason,
ot Chicago, III.
Tne net proceeds of the company
working capital.'
Doth
and
of
letter
a
476.715V3 shs.
without limit
customers in 44 communities and
counties in southeastern Missouri.
18,000
located
areas
to
company
18,900
located
areas
500,000 shs.
subject
the
filed
20
shares
cents
used
be
to
Of
Co.,
company
April
on
403,044
62 V2
&
40.000 shs.
indenture in series,
mortgage
at
Moran
are
$5)
the
covering
70,000 shs.
—
under
Oil Corp., Evansville, Ind.—Files
corporation
offered
893.000
—200,000 shs,
—
./
;
Basin
The
SEC
—
series
indentures, dated, respectively, as of Oct. 1, 1943 and as of
1950, between said railroad company and said trustee.—V. 177,
1,
1677.
p.
1.000.000
$251,
(par
July
5,336,000
1,107,000
series-.
in
•
$2,000,000
Due
April 1, 1977
Preferred stock, cumulative
,,
2,000,000
Sinking
Due
FINANCING
!■
5,000,000
5,000,000
5,500,000
3 V2 %, due Dec.
D,
PRESENT
$
4
request a hearing upon the debenture
financing proposal
corporation the successor in merger of Arkansas Natural Gas
rind
has
company
Authorized
$5,000,000
.4
Debentures—
persons
been
Industries, Inc.—V.
End. Mar. 31—
oper.
Co.
3%%, due Dec/1, 1974
A,
Atchison, Topeka
interested
Avco's Senior
4
EFFECT
GIVING
Period End. Mar. 31—
to
thru
Gori\
issued
175, p.
has
and
oper.
Net
be
proceeds
to
of
one
Baltimore & Ohio
facili¬
stock of $1 per share in each
Series B, 27/s%, due June
-V.
The company on April 15 filed a letter of notification,
with the SEC
covering 2,550 shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at market
■(approximately $9 per share), without
underwriting.
The
to
$0.66
in
(none
practicable.
STOCK—The
common
$192,000
activities, and John W. Craig, Vice-President of Avco
Manager of Crosley Division since 1948, has resigned these
General
Per.
will
it
will
program
of
of Crosley
Broadcasting Corp., will be Chief Executive
Crosley Division operations, including radio-television
all
Aluminum
a
trifle
daily output of crude oil in Iraq. Construction
on
a
new
65-mile, 24-inch lines which is
Applied Research Laboratories, Glendale, Calif.—Files
aire
of
Zubair's
output by at least 100,000 barrels a day
years. This line is scheduled for completion
by October, 1953.
owned
23%%
in
12-inch
started
increase
The Zubair
whicn
Fao's
the entire
of
already
expected
72-mile,
a
discovered
line
10%
•over
by
$144,194
$0.94
stock
-
the
of
transmission
this
for
December, 1951.
connected
$296,643
business
tax
,
Iraq's newest oil field—and the only field producing in the southern
part of that country—has just exported its three millionth ton of crude
oil, the company announced on April 28.
Fao,
216,866
plemental
Blosser &
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—Affiliate Expands—
68,375
-
appliance
and
ivy.
to prepay
that
the
-
'
UNDERWRITERS
$124,764
159,423
sale
1953.
in
COMMON
CAPITALIZATION
''First
Ark.,
Federal
Net
6,270,390
983,867,
electric
for
required
1953.
16,
aggregate
35,052
—
charges
Cash
4,152,530
$218,245
„—
and
1946-1951, and $1.02y2 per share was paid in 1952. A quar¬
27 '/2 cents per share on the common stock was paid
March
68.375
217,499
—_
common
profits
Shouse,
of
positions
the
on
years
417,000
$429,435
Manufacturing Corp.—New Head of Crosley Div.
D.
Oilicer
terly dividend of
$7,972,350
3,908,121
$415,500
funds
the
securities
ON
approximately
profit
Total
,
1952
that
11,494,530
"1,044,000
stock
stock
in
excess
Chairman
Ry.
the
"Issuable
$5,435,297
—J_
Avco
ex¬
dividends
1253.
$5,122,198
expense
debt
renegotiation.—_
$582,517
share of
per
James
provided approximately as follows: $1,000,000 from the sale of the new
preferred stock; $200,000 from the proceeds of the company's bank
loans; $900,000 from depreciation and amortization provisions and re¬
tained earnings during the year, and the remainder from the sale of
additional
and
1666.
been
$211,000 for other electric facilities, and $1,410,000 for gas trans¬
and distribution facilities.
is
12,672,871
income
on
common
p.
mission
It
$12,340,965
earnings
"Includes
(including $65,000
town, and certain
distribution facilities
distribution system in one
facilities);
distribution
rural
ties;
28,698
——.—;—$14,299,388
preferred
March 31 the
estimates
company
electric
the
of
1952
$12,312,267
28,311
on
shares of
for
purchase
■
,v
1953
$14,271,077
:
————4—
Earnings retained
This offering is not under¬
PROGRAM—The
$873,500
about
;
Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
on
proceeds to be received by the, company from
5 % % preferred stock will be used to
net
CONSTRUCTION
Subs.)—Earnings—
allow.
.
4,156,054
3,li,6,567
expenses
taxes
Earnings
expend about $2,910,000 In 1953 for additions, extensions and improve¬
ments to
its electric and gas properties.
These expenditures consist
Co.
1953
and
administrative
tOperating
Other
returns
Net
all the outstanding common stock of Associated Natural Gas
and in part to finance construction expenditures in 1952 and 1953.
for
(&
—
income
and
Federal
company.
Common
American
3 Months Ended March 31—
,
$10,276,119 $14,930,087
"
operating
income
Total
$1,945,000 principal amount of outstanding bank loans
The proceeds of such loans were used in part to
the
of
the
1,934,766
Powder Co.
and
Costs
Offering—The company is also offer¬
40,000
the
of
$5,716,024
1,463,486
1578.
p.
Dividends
proceeds
portion
are
Gas
>
..
$4,148,028
Dividends
to be received by the company from the
47,413 additional shares of its common stock will be used
,
comprise
32,977,536
of
price
Stock
DIVIDENDS
equivalent of $2.83 for
the
12
months ended
told stockholders
compares
with $2.91 a
the
shares
common
William
1953,
Of¬
Stock
or
net
Financing—
subsidiaries
and
3,684,276
the
31,
—
Flans Bond
company
of
March
—
-
1365.
p.
Share—Unit
each
—-
due:
———
$7,927,615
——
receivables
and
redemption
sale
Mar. 31,*52
5,838,106
7,187,851
———
Sales
purchase
5,954,687
.
Co.— Preferred
Power
177,
Other
reimburse the company, in part, for the cost of additions,
tensions and improvements to its electric and gas properties; and
$13,142,538 $12,860,104 $12,240,431
liabilities
-
$47,907,623
36,724,815
"
/-
ry.
on
PROCEEDS—The
Co.
Current
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$47,000,934
11,153,250
Three Months Ended March 31—
ap¬
Agreement,
written, but company will pay soliciting dealers a con¬
cession of 25 cents per share, plus 25 cents per share
subscribed for under the oversubscription privilege.
of
STATISTICS
FINANCIAL
COMPARATIVE
12,705,549
income—
oper.
Atlas
requested.—V. 177, p. 1786.
oversubscription privilege).
pay
is about $1,500,000
which
522,500,000,
iax
a
ry.
—V.
right to subscribe on or before May 5 for 47,413 addi¬
tional shares cf common stock (par $5)* on the basis
of one new share for each eight shares held (with an
the
than
from
Co.—Earnings—
$16,853,577 $16,869,274
expenses
revenue
Railroad
1353—Month—1952
operat.oils
of underwriters headed by Edward D.
April 24 publicly offered 40,000 shares
cumulative preferred stock at par ($25 per
Common
less than when the
the
more
Net
group
Co.
&
51/2%
which was 6% less than shipments billed in the period.
preceding quarter new order volume was only $4,535,800.
In
the corresponding
first quarter of 1952 it was $7,878,200.
At the end of March i953, the total of unfilled orders was a little
$3,166,171,
was
In
into
entereu
ing to its common stockholders of record
rene¬
contracts-—*---
income
inc.
1,181,560
income,
on
Line
revenu-
oper.
Net
share) and accrued dividends.
$6,921,652
..
taxes
defense
of
gotiation
Net
for
prov.
renegotiation
for
Prov.
$8,701,349
—
have
Fuel
Arkansas
fered—a
1952
1,026,532
saies
Nec
Railway
the new preferred stock and of the outstand.ng 6% preferred stock is $25.50 per share if redeemed prmr to
June 15, 1960, and $25.25 per share if redeemed on or after June 15,
1960; plus, in each case, accrued dividends to the redemption date.
Metals, Inc.—Earnings—
&
INCLUDING
(NOT
oper.
Monday, May 4, 1953
...
.
The
American
Atlantic Coast
Period End. Mar, 31—
Railway
of the common stock and class A common
stock of
Arkansas Natural who have
surrendered their certificates,
and Arkansas^ Louisiana on April 17,
1953, ceased to be eligible for
inclusion in tne consolidated Federal income tax returns of Arkansas
Natural or Arkansas Fuel and its subsidiaries. , Accordingly, Arkansas
Arkansas-Missouri
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
30,000 shares of class A common stock to be offered
at par
($10 per share*, without underwriting. The net proceeds are
to be used to purchase and transport cattle.
The address of the company is in care of U. S. Corporation Co.,
April
on
St.,
indicated, the new debentures (sinking
to be offered for sale at competitive
distributed to former holders
Corp.—Files. With SEC—
Cattle
American-Israeli
The' corporation
State
are
the amount ol $23,000,000, less such debentures as may be
required
for exchanges
with holders of the preferred stock, » Net
pioceeds of the cash sale of debentures,
together with debentures
issued in
exchange for preferred, will be used in connection
with
the retirement of the preferred.
'
.*'•
'
V.
Shares of common stock of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. have been
proval of which is also
129 So.
As
exchange.
for
surrendered
bidding in
Low, New York
E. Herrick
change
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1898)
The
200,000
covered
by
subscribed
R.
Mee
The
It
is
formal
of
1
N.
M.
—
Stoek
.
shares
letter
for
Farmington,
by
Santa
of common stock (par 10. cents), which were
notification dated March 24,
1953,
were
alt
private syndicate at $1 per share through William
of
a
Fe,
net proceeds
anticipated
N.
are
that
M.
to
be used to
recent
and
pay
near
for drilling of wells.
developments
public offering in the future.—V, 177, p. 1470.
may
justify a
Number 5217... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
Corp.
Borg-Warner
Canadian Pacific Ry.—March Earnings Lower—
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
3 Months Ended March 31—
(1899)
Period End. Mar. 31—
1952
1953
1953—Month—1952
$
sales
Net
$
113,944,423
1,662,454
Cost of sales, admin, and selling expenses and
development of new products.!
Depreciation and amortization——*—
Net
operating profit
royalties,
(net)
sundry
receipts
Canadian
taxes
Earnings
—V.
income
on
sold
Dividends
$18,005,707 $14,847,609
and renegotiation
11,665,595
___
Co.
$5,313,615
$2.59
The stockholders
,
Co.—Plans Stock
additional
$2,21
___
holders
the
on
of
basis of
one
share
new
privilege).
oversubscription
competitive bidding.
The net proceeds are to be used to
,
1953
construction
program.—V.
for each
^S.
admin,
shares
55,453
Boston
.
Maine
&
and
Operating
Operating
$7,899,578
revenues.:
will
(with
Net
4,547,993
Joint
fac.
income
for
Federal
Net
ry.
Total
to
1,267,423
170,000
U.
Earnings—
BALANCE
538,766
535,241
$1.21
SHEET
ITEMS
AS
assets
AT
Albert
S.
&
Government
securities
liabilities
18,509,970
1,738,863
__
357,931
314,161
1,067,709
935,055
Total
41,832
41,253
109,392
104,126
—V.
to
a
$495,739
$1,091,836
$836,179
46,160
45,864
169,994
155,867
Capital
income
Rentals,
$576,436
$541,603
$1,261,830
$992,046
286,144
275,848
878,831
841,955
$290,292
_______
$265,755
$382,999
$150,091
int., -etc.—
Income
fxd.
after
Contingent
chgs.
charges-
182,683
548,050
182,683
-Deficit.—V.
177,
$107,609
Earnings
—V.
Income
6,944,967
9,756,942
per
47,400,024
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
share
Net
profit
Common
The
SEC
at
corporation
to
April
21
filed
20,COO
shares
of
common
share,
covering
$7.50
used
Briddell, Inc., Crisfield, Md.—Files—
without
per
on
indebtedness
reduce
letter
a
underwriting.
for
and
of
stock
notification
(par
The
working
to
$1)
capital.—V.
with
be
proceeds
*After
the
to
are
175,
be
Gross
Net
Three Months Ended March 31—
Profits
Net
-
No.
Federal
income
Federal
taxes
income
on
taxes—.
profits
excess
share
common
per
Net
1,815,000
—V.
*$1.29
;—
*Excess profits tax has been accrued at the rate
the excess profits tax expires on June 30, 1953
present
Will
tax
be
law,
increased
share.
profits
net
the
for
approximately
$337,000
35
or
Four New Directors
3,818,542
3,818,480
$1.48
$1.38
provided
March
cents
the
1953
common
per
Elected—
and
John
Washington, D. C.,
of
adviser
labor
former
'
April 26
by Herman W.
Others elected
Fairfield,
to
the
Steinkraus,
board
President
Conn.,
mines in several parts of
of
The
who
C.
Keeley, of New York and
Co.
of
America,
owner1 of
1952
1951
1950
Vanadium
the world; Lewis A. Shea,
of Westport,
The
$3,804,971
$4,024,601
893,826
653,997
580,276
600,694
252,490
113,986
278,933
$3,354,720
11,345,802
11,169,349
11,285,208
2,461,170
1,970,640
1,738,421
Income
Conn.,
York
A''
'■
'
'
'
oC
Bank
Bridgeport,
and
■■■•.
•
and
A
letter
of
703,278
439,755
235,989
of
through
of
175, p.
filed
was
stock
common
Watling,
count.—V.
Lerchen
&
with
(par
F.
Co.,
Detroit,
Mich.,
their
for
own
1858.
Subscriptions—Of
Net
increase
the
over
earlier
April 27 reported that
periods would show
on
periods
of
the
in
'
.'
■.
.
the
will
hold
Offers
—
to
.
■
.
.
all
transfer
York,
expire
May
shares
or
29.
less.—V,
173,
Y.
N.
•
share
common
stock
Pre-tax
with
after
effective
giving effect to the 2'/2-for-l split of the
Jan.
earnings
in
30,
Texas
&
Pacific
The
com¬
to
1953
quarter
1952
$16,188,071
in the similar period the year before.
The volume
of retail automobile financing handled for the quarter was $263,389,573,
a
a
new
ago
for
record
year
'when
Deferred
'
the
at March 31,
$145,518,023
first
quarter,
it totaled
income
and
or
29%
above
the
similar
$3,927,315
aggregated
period
$151,435,129
insurance
and
1,540,186
1,464,100
the life
over
of the
618,397
601,116
$1,256,160,176
Concerning
the
at
Dec.
automobile
outstanding
31,
increase
1953,
of
retail
15,
10,544,515
1952.
31,
Total
volume
of
were
year
receiv¬
first quarter of 1953 was
in the comparable period
financing
automobile
compared
with
33%.
activities,
receivables
$606,003,366
Mr.
were
at
Dietz
reported
at
$807,609,724
March
1952,
31,
an;
the
Outstanding receivables held by the factoring subsidiaries at March
1953, were $135,408,001, compared with $126,131,421 at March 31,
1952.
Hie volume of factoring receivables purchased
during the first
quarter of 1953 was $269,951,961, compared with $260,530,216 in the,
period
last year.
(- Discussing industrial financing, Dietz said receivables have increased
from $115,513,846 to
$161,446,289, an increase of almost 40%. Volume
business
792,174
a
in
year
the
first
ago,
an
THE COMMERCIAL
William
Dana
quarter
increase
AND
Seibert,
Canada,
NOTE:
On
of
of
$56,397,686
49%.—V.
compared
177,
p.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
$51.00 per year.
account
was
President.
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
post office at New York,
of
exclusive
of
&
Iron
4%%
of
and
debentures,
will
Trust
of
due
delivered
be
Irving
surrender
the
upon
the
Published
1.Drapers'
N..Y.,
with
$37,-
administrative
and
general
Federal
income
from
Stock
of
Co.,
the
Dec.
1,
for
set
changing
company
share
to
$10
temporary
April
the
the
share
per
effective
became
on
value
par
holders
of
of
30,
the
the
four
Wall
for
Federal
forms
under
fluctuations
in
.
1952
$8,816,743
$5,226,973
328,914
552,437
$9,145,657
$5,779,403
445,439
465,14 }
1,050,000
cos.
income
on
1,116,000
.
taxes.
Stock
stock
record
of
shares
the
at
of
close
capital
for
May
on
the
capital
will
according
1953,
18,
stock
the
in
amounted
at
was
United
to
1952.
of
its
not
that
in
States
to
"ex"
for
System, Inc.
—
worst
and
reflected
Therefore,
in
President
of
CBS-Hytron,
Broadcasting
System,
Inc.,
Formerly
Hytron
Radio
name.
is
now
points
Mass,
Danvers,
announces
&
Co.,
in
the
CBS-Hytron,
that
the
lower
earnings
plans
CBS Radio,
In
broadcasting divisions—CBS-Columbia,
the radio and television
manufacturing subsidiary—CBS Laboratories, the research labora¬
Aire,
out
the
CBS
logically
change
family:
CBS
Television
It
the
radio
germanium
and
television
diodes
and
tube
of
division
transistors.
in
April
to
ge
and
is
a
in
as
a
same
further
several
comparable
the
for
year
for
plants
our
the
some
that
the
over
ahead
to
Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7,
on
some-
number
Inc.,
first
con¬
the
for
period
quarter
of
are
1952
in
our
later
months
months
first
of
economies
this
last
year
not
quarter ot
with somo
operation.
year,
and
indicative
that
of
of
our
smaller
other
program.
activities,
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
made
in
of
which
electronic
other
,
can
products.
new
equipment.—V.
York funds.
;
working in the electronic field
transistors (small devices using
replace tubes in television and radio sets and haS
been
production
N. Y., REctcr 2-9570.
New
-
our
of
175,
p.
2176.
Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and Publisher;
a
week (every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with1 a statistical issue on Mondayl.
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, Ilk
London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tho
Act .of March 3,
1879.
Subscriptions., in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion
$55.00 per year.
1
the
tha
whole.
much
a
also
commerical
germanium)
other
1678.
William B.
first
associate—Hydroprogressing satisfactorily in making parts for aircraft.
developing air and gas turbines for use in new projected tar-
is
and
the
announced its original hermetically sealed junction transistor.
Early
$71,500,000, or 3% below the
quarter are expected to be
the
Inc.—Is
Hydro-Aire,
also
CBS,
the
regard
craft
tory—and the well-known Columbia Records.
CBS-Hytron,
for
and
expect
we
gains
CBS-Hytron
of
on
Regarding our prospects in the field of titanium, our developments
are
encouraging.
We
are
hopeful of making a contract with tna
Government for building a plant for large scale production
of tni3
important metal
and
its
alloys.
If
the
Government
contract on
which we are now working is not
completed and signed, Crane Co.
divi¬
a
change
a
Electronics
stockholders
the
partly because the increases in cost during 1952
any appreciable degree in the first quarter ot
to
prices
show
results
Changes
Unit
to
year.
improvement
Exchange.—
the
$0.73
Canada for the first quarter ot
and
approximately
Earnings
remarks
his
However, incoming orders on
are
33%
higher than for
each
quote
be
430,027
2,385,461
$1.25
below those of the comparable period of last year.
Thi?)
is
partly the result of a substantial portion of such sales represent¬
ing orders taken in the latter part of 1952 when the price condition
business
of
stock
430,027
2,386,583
siderably
May
on
sales
quarter
24,
distribution
the
$2,344,263
share after pfd. dividends
Holloway, President,
said in part:
28
1953
of the capital
the Secretary
1953.
in the capital
Exchange in
the $10
April
L.
.Our
amendment
an
with
1,920,00(3
$3,759,218
—
the
rest
3,825,000
1860.
p.
twice
the
1953
affiliated
i
Gardens,
Other Countries,
31—
from
dividends
175,
April
Etc.—
and
177, p.
Salea
Crane Co.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
ties
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
March
and
income
per common
St., New
of deben¬
transactions
affect
not
additional
distribution,
Coffin,
manufactures
$0.43
Domestic Sub.
(&
before taxes and depreciation--
dividends
—V.
debenture
1
value
par
filed
on
1953,
American'
does
Broadcasting
name
the
Co.
before taxes and deprec,
1953
the
of
Coffin
company
date
the
depreciation-.
Earnings
were
in
1953,
A,
$194,839
operating results of Havetf
on
which the minority interest was
176, p. 2435,
Refining
Ended
Common
1966,
to
trustee,
Exchange has been notified that
this
per
Columbia
with
the
the
1,
314,000
inc.
on
shares)
includes
period
March
3,687
107,20}
337,000
$0.48
taxes
by this company.—V.
Provision
J.
beginning
company's
Mr.
in
state
459,559
(on
1953
Total income,
Name—
of
439,825
131,899
.
—_
share
Months
Reserve
held.
Bruce
477,724
expenses__
$221,793
and
Products
Three
1255.
p.
Columbia
his
5,029,439
17,624
for
per
1952
$6,088,993
5,422,433
(nett__
depreciation—
Profit from operations,
Income from securities
V|. 176; p. 1962.
—V.
1786.
to
1953
$6,608,473
Cos.)—Earnings—
Corp.—Definitive Debentures-
convertible
delivery
for
recorded
1,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
depreciation..-
Net income
office
distribution
sion
$0.50
share
common
623.
deductions
purchased
shares.
view
$0.67
!_i—___
outstanding..—*
per
p.
will
1
of
May
share
3,304,602
$1,598,771
3,165,067
1,635,207
change
company
»,
31,
same
of
Corp.
9,367,811
1,512,185
Connecticut
were
1953
on
251,67a
$2,229,282
stock
common
for
648,176
11,144,895
1,455,626
result,
value
In
1952.
March
to
1,290,956
836,884
2,016,966
$25
of
a
This
policies involved.
purchased by all divisions during the
$1,118,671,758, compared with $870,243,212,
that
177,
NOTE—The
3,221,534
charter
stock
*
1953, compared with $109,657,780 at March 31, 1952, and
Dec. 31, 1952.
The
amounts represent
future gross
ables
In
As
at
and
shaves
Earnings
$3,431,146
3,478,398
177,
from
State
par
premiums
Outstanding receivables of all divisions of the corporation
$1,334,715,964 at March 31, 1953, compared with $1,051,352,917 a
earlier
of
$204,613,033.
unearned
■earnings which will "be taken into current earnings
receivables
248,164
applicable
Provision
1950
1951
$4,035,236
3,672,162
American
the
stock
compared
$15,670,565,
were
2,162,049
dividends
income
Other
Ry.—Earns.
Colt's Manufacturing Co.—Stock Distribution,
1953.
the
5,658,571
2,253,153
depletion
474
pp.
4,518,455
the
tures.—V.
1952
in¬
1,646,075
Selling,
and
—
ready
at
and
7,323,823
and
Taxes, other than Federal taxes
15-year
<
Consolidated net earnings for the first quarter of 1953 were $7,831,387, equivalent after preferred dividends to 82 cents per common share,
corporation reported on April 28.
For the like quarter of 1952 net earnings were $6,989,382, or 72 cents
•
depletion
sales,
the
mon
1953
depreciation,
customers, less returns, allowances, etc.
1579.
p.
now
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Cost
brokerage
price on the New
Of
the company's
market
current
nine
taxes
income—
oper.
holders
$0.30
Continental-Damond Fibre Co.
its stockholders
11,974,078
Colorado Fuel
Financial Corp.—Quarter Earnings Rise—
347,700
$0.26
$1,850,447
Net
of all
1,865,906
railway
Definitive
'
347,700
$0.46
share
$2,477,446
Preferred
177,
year.—V.
'
•a
347,700
outstanding
3 Months Ended March 31—1
Out
Buy
$4,505,912
income—.
railway
177,
are
C. I. T.
of
1953
from
ry.
—V.
satisfactory
a
fiscal
current
trend
the
recent
830.
'
and
1,966
free
of
excess
Exchange
oper,
Net
President,
sales and profits for the most
p.
Co., Inc.
share,
per
railway
railway
from
$103,536
Sales to
From Jan. 1—
Net
$91,205
2,593,224
Corn
from
ry.
103,537
$161,883
taxes
income
—V.
less.
or
from
Net
$207,073
87,346
taxes
Common
stock recently offered to
offering to buy the holdings
in
is
Stock
Net
ac¬
,
Co., Berlin, N. H.—Reports Improvement—
Whittemore,
is
shares
nine
stockholders,
Gross
Mar. 24,'51
$178,551
160,188
taxes__
$107,977,816 $93,104,982
Preferred
record
Cincinnati New Orleans
the SEC on April 22 covering
to be offered at $6 per share
$1)
Mar. 22,'52
$322,071
inc.
common
loans, to retire
Albany,
and for
income
Net
2287.
Gross
Brown
Cab
March—
notification
shares
M'ar. 28,'53
taxes
State
of
Co.
1159.
p.
before
come
':
:
Brooks & Perkins, Inc., Detroit, Mich.—Files With SEC
-6,475
pev
bank
repay
Gas
Corp.—Earnings—
—
&
to
.
Depreciation
1,102,613
1,008,934
Yellow
offer, $9.50
4,042
National
used
1471.
9,074,642
stockholders
commissions,
Attorney
First
the
of
be
Consolidated
p.
sales
Net
Income
company
own
Stock Offered—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Small Holdings—
President.
William
are
David S. Day, of Bridgeport, prominent Connecticut Attorney and part¬
ner in
the law firm of Marsh, Day and Calhoun.—V. 177, p. 1678.
President
of
177,
income
shares
176,
—
938.
p.
387,944
income
Chicago
to President Truman,
will be one of four prominent men
who will join the board of directors of this company, it was announced
on
to
are
debentures
Provision
Roy Steelman,
Assistant
13,231,431
on
profit
Earnings
—V.
~
Dr.
$2.33
stock
April 27 offered publicly 50,000 shares
stock (par $5) at $8.50 per share.
Fed.
for
Common
April 1 at $20.50 per
share, 470,364 shares were subscribed for. The remaining
135,720 shares were publicly offered by Blyth & Co., Inc.
and Smith, Barney & Co. and associates on April 21 at
$20.75 per share. Subscription rights expired on April 20.
—V. 177, p. 1768.
i
1952.
in
31,
$40,389,293
$2.81
31
common
Continental Can Co., Inc.
$4,049,944
15,586,114
$47,623,654
13,546,139
1578.
p.
common
revised.-
tAs
5,925,042
$0.50
the 606,084 shares of common
$1.10
applicable in
as
ended
quarter
1,995,753
Central & South West Corp.—Stock
942,990
March
on
proceeds
of
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
,
oper.
177,
17,173,465
$
3,818,480
1953
130,843
$55,975,413
1679.
before
Net
t$l,050,483
952,640
outstanding
$
118,401,146
600,000
'
If
ry.
3,465,483
147,445
;
share
p.
net
Prov.
$0.52
railway—
railway—
from
*675,000
1;
oustanding
1953—3 Mos.—1952
45,886,068
177,
365,203,373
$55,844,561
$64,797,119
12 Wks. Ended
2,086,250
from
Net
2,025,000
——
*$1,231,464
shares
common
$0.32
$
dividends.—V.
from
Gross
3,931,464
—
tax_—___
profit
of
Earned
1952
$33,956,572 $31,597,435
before
Federal
preferred
1952
$64,649,674
working capital.—V.
From Jan. 1—
1953
sales
$0.35
3,818,542
share
railway
from railway.—
ry. oper. income—
Net
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Earnings Higher—
Net
343,920
130,352,779
5,534,017
March— \
514.
p.
353,496
1953—Month—1952
outstdg.*
com.
Subs.)
(&
376,477,920
Consolidated Laundries
Central of Georgia
offered
taxes
income
common
$34,700
Profit
after taxes—
shares
per
an .1
company'^
1953
income
per
177,
The
$110,623
:___
—
41,386,995
*Earns.
(Chas. D.)
1952
$122,724
:
outstanding—;
common
of
.''
1953
taxes—
generally
the
of
Co. of New York, Inc.
Consolidated Gas Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Sales
*$397,959
industry
areas
quarter
43,918,368
1255.
p.
the
$0.07
first
$441,127,594 $421,047,943
and
outstanding
Earned
—V.
938.
after
177,
in
profitable
more
improved
723.
p.
income
Shares
5,684,517
11,500,000
9,988,015
!__
Period End. Mar. 31—
1578.
p.
situation
the
the
deductions
Net
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Earnings—
548,050
*$165,051
$83,072
stable
in
credited
income
Gross
33,018,875
11,500,000
—_
$
Net inc. bef. sink. fds.
$193,68:)
2,636,87 $
$0.19
expenses
Non-operating
2,251,296
33,959,262
shares
495,400
17,409,716
3 Months Ended March 31—
profit
income
on
President,
sales
177,
Operating
16.904,825
worth
p.
337,88 1
144,20')
2,636,878
more
increased
Operating
1952
—2,596,760
__
Caspers Tin Plate Co.
Net
Gross
taxes
revenues
5,737,499
notes payable
Capital and paid-in surplus
177,
1952
$10,561,341
995,335
.*_,
26,343,751
Long-term
net
1953
.
12 Months Ended March 31—
$61,102,885
assets
Current
;
;
.
Northeia
EARNINGS
31
30,248,256
equipment
'
Current
$7,606,389 $22,527,784 $22,124,193
$530,276
OF
share
Woods,
Operating
$0.88
MARCH
$65,853,491
_
plants
the
shares
common
business,—V.
$1,351,099
;
share____—__
per
Inventories
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1,764,799
income-
oper.
and
48,000
$1,865,173
5,430,603
18,494,048
income
Co.
$449,935
Courts & Co.
Other
STATEMENT
taxes
common
per
results
98,133
2,034,600
taxes—
common'Stock-
on
Properties,
(Dr)___
rents
J.
4,254,697
expenses
income
—J
SELECTED
688,046
<Z>r)
Trust
$10,875,271
Number of
11,875,404
profits—
excess
earnings
6,067,190
rents
the Greenwich
profit
Earned
99,847
income
at
714,941
Equipment
offices
___
13,485,371
general
Net
an
sold
be
6,254,598
expenses
Taxes
of
with
York.
New
Consolidated Edison
1766.
1953- Month—1952
of
before
$22,202,984 $18,894,756
—
Canadian
Dividends
for the company's $19,000,000
pay
RR.—March
Period End. Mar. 31—
108,301'
1953
176, p.
director
a
of this corpora*
President. Mr. Milbank, wh >
at 44 Wall St., New Yov_,
J. Albert Woods,
business
sales*
Provisions
163,482
etc.'
Cash
*
1952
151,209
sold—
expense
and
Net
shares held
10
also
$21,996,322 $18,622,973
T
products
Interest
Offering—
unsubscribed
Any
investment
is
Profit
1953
i
;;
—
received,
of
Selling,
June 2 will vote on approving an issue of 246,866
capital stock (par $25) to be offered to stock¬
on
shares
Y.,
Net
Higher—
'
U.
Edison
Subs.)—Earnings
income
Federal
Boston
N.
announced by
the
Director—
a
director
a
5,029,762
_______
1678.
p.
(&
9,533,994
$6,340,112
<___
it is
in
elected
been
COMPARATIVE
received
Royalties
(including
share
per
177,
102,804,628
4,399,912
3 Months Ended March 31—
Cost
earnings
is
Corp.—Milbank
has
Jr
Three Months Ended March 31—
311,790
Total
Net
tion,
107,834,390
.
.
profits tax)
excess
3,536,151
3,392,088
■
Carborundum
533,998
—
:
&
37,908,100 109,771,188
34,371,949 105,371,276
35,480,925
expenses
earnings —
176, p. 1578.
Products
Fed.
38,873,013
Solvents
Milbank,
Insurance Co.
Net
and
j._
______
Total
Jeremiah
$
$17,471,709 $14,535,819
discounts,
adjustments
earnings
Working
—V.
Int.,
!_
$
73,456,964
2,059:315
Gross
89,655,237
94,413,399
____
Commercial
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$
3
.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday,
(1900)
of
Co.
Steel
Crucible
Wholly
(&
America
tin
Owned
-
before
Proi.t
—
*.003,760
other
and
3,987,003
$2,193,361
$2.al
$1,429,243
{The
taxes
after
income,
•Earnings
providing
1953.—V.
176,
—
$l.oz
shares
of
'
for
debentures
of
stockholders
series
new
a
as
price
of
on
firm
a
$20
Mar. 29,'53
Net
principal
forth
basis,
amounts of
below:
'
First
The
Fed.
inc.
taxes
1,959,000
1(6S8,000
3,751,000
3,078,000
State
in<?.
taxes
1,0.4,000
927,000
1.937,000
1,690,000
$935,000
$741,000
$1,814,000
Net
{603,3/7
642,667
$1.15
shares outstanding
Com.
•Earns,
per
•Based
4.60%
the
on
of
sold
were
Securities
White,
Hutton
2,500,000
Co
&
2,500,00o
S, Dickson
& Co., Inc.
Stroud
&
Company,
Cooley
&
Company
Inc.
500,000
600,000
(Inch
income of The
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
—______
__
Paul
Collins
H.
&
400,000
Co
400,000
Securities
Corp.
1
Auchincloss,
U.
income
S.
Canadian
351,150
30,031
502,285
Fixed
old-age
606,315
701,832
894,236
taxes
_____
i
:
charges
depletion—
and
Depreciation
.___
628,241
891,072
177,
Net
income
176,
Detroit Steel
iiKome
Dividends
Corp.
Common
income
before
federal
taxes
of
Earning;;
Federal
per
profits
excess
1953
March—
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
1,462,347
1,735,637
755,076
income
Gross
Net
ry
—V.
railway—_
from
from
21.841,117
4.610,071
railway.
1472.
p.
4,924,843
2,299,744
income— :
oper.
177,
21,12$,753
3,798,425
1,232,195
23,064,071
2,408,522
V :
•
-
;
•:
Eastern
Delvale
The
corporation
and
750
without
100,000
sales
Net
profit
—V.
8c
shares
of
filed
stock
common
letter
a
cumulative
5%
(par
of
after
notification
to
be
with
in units
3,500,742
1,808,000
183,000
$1,692,546
share and
one
offered,
at
shares.
common
;
Net
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.- -Earnings—
March—
1953
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1952
stock
Common
Prior
by
to
B
2,540,233
2,130,070
1,915,743
1 218 230
income—
1,129;800
947,933
949,267
$6,038,217
$5.,045,741
the
Net
ry.
—V.
railway;
20,583,897
railway
17.732,020
13 394.439
5,640,470
5,570.935
2.569,260
1,362,605
income
oper.
177, p.
18,972,427
7,757,610
^
3,421,484
2,480,285
2,755,002
1472.
be
for one
to
stock
Two
other
Trask
the
will
were
Inc.,
Co.
&
Bonds
of
bids
Co.
&
(Jointly),
be
prices
at
April
1954,
30,
plant
will
be
near
scheduled
station
in
St.
for
100
of
Clair,
lines
for
•
30
April
to
Inc.,
and
30,
notice
during
Halsey,
Spencer,
the
this
option
12
other
electric
unit
generating
of
which
$7,535,000
$14,726,700
of
of electrical energy contributes
330,000.
which,
for
the
Expansion
12
months
97.33%
ended
of
Feb.
the
28.
utility's operating
1953
totaled
Gross
The
the
of
corporate
income
after
provisions
for
taxes
charges was $26,124,624 in the year
against $15,182,233 in the calendar year 1943.
Company plans
for
Current projects to
further
he
a."d+ t /LeW River R0U3e
started this
year
at
an
CAPITALIZATION
•General and
Series H,
expansion
completed
m
P0wcr
will
1953
due
Feb.
N-t
23
Earnings
(par value $1)
6V2
shares of
of
share
of
old
class
A
30
years
at
purchasers
warrant
a
additional
alone
will
additional
require
EFFECT
TO
Dec.
1,
1970
Series I,
1,
addition,
or
stock
exercisable
such
of
warrant
wide
Its
proceeds
l,
'
at
reserved
to
the
for
distribution
received
warrants)
for
com¬
purchase
to
price
same
issuance
at
the
present and/or
13,
Detroit
having
1937.
changed
to
will
The
1985
Series
2*4%, due Sept,
2?4%, due Mar.
K, 3%%, due Nov.
15, 1976
L, 3.2%, due Jan. 15, 1973
3%%, due May 1, 1988
convertible debs, due Dec. 1, 1958—
ooo'non
o5'onnnnn
used
be
4o'ono'2n2
X'X
40 XX
Under
follows:
notes;
date
Detroit
of
for
is
Promissory notes—
2»/2%
has
been
3%
notes, due Oct. 1, 1979
3>/4% notes, due Aug. 1, 1959
Capital
stock
($20
par
value)
to
$15
per
The
the
30,
Aug.
Testing
1943,
Laboratory,
engaged continuously for the past 50 years
laboratory offering professional service
service
materials
research
and
the
analysis
and
testing
of
products, quality control, and also
development in many technical Fields.
functions
as
chemical, metallurgical and
inorganic and bio-chemistry; physical,
testing;
and
fundamental
scientific
functional
offer
the
have
made
approved
by
the
corporation
Estate
17,333
proposal
a
of
Joseph
shares
that
10,000,000
loooonnn
30,000 000
30
25,000,000
20,000,000 shs.
S
XX
000 000
207^278
360
Di
Giorgio,
class
of
B
imposed
bv
the
the indenture of mortgage and the
indentures supplemental
b-ms
thereto
Ei
total
a
will
B
(&
1952
$6,772,722
stock.—V,
185,443
$037
174,
1100.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings Up 43%v
~
1953
1952
both
at
81)0,33$
690.424
$1.13
$0.79
stock
common
were
be
held
directors.—V.
record,"
about
stock
as
treasury
176,
p.
stock
until
further
ail-time
the
annual
records.
These
figures
sub¬
shareholders'
meeting Apr 10
volume; the net profit
1952
*
.
Basin
10%
United
our
1,792
in
delivered
action
of
pipeline
them
El
cost
and
»
to
Paso.
$179,725,000,
would
includa
161.860
horsepower in com¬
the
delivery of an
cubic feet of gas
per day from the Permian
New Mexico and west
Texas, and an additional
These
facilities
would
feet daily
frpm the
southwest Colorado.
and
customers
in
Texas,
permit
San
Juan
The
Basin
in
additional
northwest
would
gas
New Mexico, Arizona, and
three
the
bo
California.
El
Joint application, would
a
194
their
on
project.—V.
177,
spend $7,482.-
1799.
p.
English Oil Co. (Nev.)—Stock Offered—J. A.
Hogle &
on April 28 publicly offered
"as a speculation' 'an issue of
750,000 shares of
Co., Salt Lake City, Utah,
common
($1
PROCEEDS—The
properties,
share).
per
net
oil; and
expenses,
gas
proceeds
lease
gas
either
to
are
be
rentals, and
semi-proven
wildcat,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
used
to
TO
to
pay
acquire
or
capital stock
(par $1)
operating
other
producing
PRESENT
oil
and
properties.
s
FINANCING
Authorized
Com.
Outstanding
*2,840,142 shs.
7,500,000 shs.
♦Giving effect to 750,000 shares to be distributed
by public sale;
100,000 upon exercise of option, given to
underwriter, 1,957,142 shares
be
distributed for purchase of oil
and
gas
interest and 33 00(1
subscribed
by incorporators at $1 per
share.
In addition
shares under
sales
volume
reached
a
new
he
continued,
1952
and
Nevada,
Salt
has
and
Lake
The
greater than
in
March,
the
President, announced
total
a
and
for
Canada
in
the
on
Aprtl 25.
first
quarter
of $6,000,-
excess
States
defense
business
continues
plant operations."—V. 176,
p.
to
be
important
an
trade
corporation
on
April 20
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
SEC
covering 500 shares of common stock (par $10) and 4,500 shaTes
preferred stock (par $10)
to be offered at par, without under¬
proceeds
are
to be
used
to
install
and
repair
cable.
telephone
agent's
intends
acquire
the
oil
States
Radiator Corp.
brtpw.—V. 173, p. 2435.
205
at
in
issued
Nevada
North
1507-9
be
can
on
Sept
Virginia
Walker
to
in
engage
the
or
leases
gas
or
princpal
and
to
buy,
non-producing
ac¬
sell,
properties whenever the
manage¬
that an
economic advantage can bat
believes
company
23;
Reno"
Budding*
St.
Bank
following
royalties,
150 009
company's general position improved.
acquire oil and gas producing properties.
To
To
drill,
be drilled,
exploratory test wells for oil:
initially
to "farm out" interests int
companies,
or
individual
capitalists, laorder that it may
participate in the drilling of the initial wells
without
The
gas.
the
or
oil
investments
Minton
leases
gas
the
to
ranging
largest.
stock
on
own
capital.
and
and
of
Minton
are
of
the
to
are
smallest
and
in
to
over
acquire
which
acres
1212%
acres
turning
options
or
leasehold
262,777
for
acres
and
associates
leases
royalty
leasehold
156.90
his
gas
262,777
landowners
These
from
oil
total
a
basic
Mr.
its
of
(President)
for
overriding royalties.
the
intends
major
company
and
to
cause
company
to
acreage
17
are
varying
tracts
58,146.05
or
for
his
family are also
turning
to
the
company
for stock,
14,413.77
royalty acres which represents over¬
riding royalty in 75,110.57 acres, leased
to
major or independent
oil
O.
seres
7
blocks.
associates
options
or
leasehold
acres
12 Vz%
and
divided
of
are
into
and
leases
gas
31,12237
royalty
dividend
English
and
into
varying
5
are
turning over to the company
acquire oil and gas leases covering
to
which
are
subject
overriding
blocks,
the
to
the
basic
royalties.
smallest
of
landowners:
These
which
leasehold
blocks cover
the largest 22,438.85 acres.
H.
O. English and asso¬
turning over to the company for stock, 27.637.33
royalty
overriding royalty interest in 123,129.37 acres:,
leased to major and independent companies.
These royalty acres
acres
and
are
which
dividend
also
into
represents
4
ara,
blocks.
The company has options or assignments of leases
covering 29?,8S9.3T
acres.
The company
also has
42,051.10 net royalty acres,
which represent overriding royalty interests in
198,239.94 gross acres.
leasehold
The
company
30
blocks
Nebraska,
-
at
office
and
owns
no
PROPERTIES—The
,
office
the
or
(2)
of
Drayer-IIanson, Inc.—May Be Acquired—
organized
Utah.
wildcat
of
(3)
or
809
2062,
was
executive
City,
To
gained
H.
record volume.
its
its
company
companies,
for the first quarter of 1952.
company
tivities;
blocks
"gives
the United States
peak
the said 2,840,142 shares there
Restricted Stock Option program.
to
a
BUSINESS—The
subject
Douds-Leando Telephone Co., Inc., Douds, Iowa—Files
United
of
enable
from
to
ow
three
California companies whose
applications were consolidated
Paso proceeding are Pacific Gas and
Electric Co. Southern
California Gas Co. and. Southern
Counties Gas Co. Pacific Gas
pro¬
poses
to build facilities estimated to cost
$26,981,851, and the two
other companies, which filed
with
ciates
The
to
received
1
capacity by
California
transport addi¬
applications by
on
estimated
miles
cubic
to
acres,
writing.
-
million
southeast
Mexico
facilities
be
to
project,
300
million
100
New
Co.—Plans Expansion—
day, and
per
construct
capacity.
Joseph A.
currently running substantially ahead of last month's
in
of
pressor
684.
is slightly higher for the same period as compared to the
first quarter of last year.
Orders in April for our commercial products
"Our
to
feec
proposed
substantial
of
operations in
or
See
,
1953
Power Commission
hearing will commence June
this company to increase its
pipeline system
Paso
additional
deceased,
common
"Net profit
of
share of
profits
by
gas
The
Its
corporation's
"This
The
22
$0.59
class
estimates made
million cubic
ment
corporation
share.
Iarget of all time, C. K. Woodbridge,
factor
Co.,
987.012
Federal
tional
or
the
Dictaphone Corp.—Sales Set New Peak—
are
Trust
$13,116,953
companies
and
and
such
includes
engineering; organic,
shares
board
000,
bonds,
interest.
1673.
,
salts
400
to
tq'-sip'X
t47,000 000
•The aggregate principal amount of
bonds which may be
issued unHPr
the indenture of mortgage is not
limited, but additional
bonds mav be
Issued only in compliance with the
restrictions
an
sell
at
through,
accrued
share
and
?aso Natural Gas
scientific
a
stockholders
accept
to
next,
mortgage
and
Farmers
176, p.
on
an
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp.—To Buy Its Stock—
The
+3,01^,3uu
notes, due Oct. 1, 1959_
first
—
and
proposal
1903 and
1,
94
Series M.
A
capitaL
Dec.
on
as
and
working
procedures in physics, measurements and mathematics.—V. 177, p. 1579.
60
Series
Bank
figure is 45% higher than the
nearly 43% higher.—V. 177, p. 1799.
from
company
Testing Laboratory
duly extended for
been
The
the
mortgage
operations
The
as
term
by
additional
began its
Jan.
on
was
be
outstanding
and
Michigan
embraces
scope
from
qn nnn nrm
its
226,910
common
stock at par
to
(with
present
present
of
range
mechanical
be
Outstanding
City
of
101.31%
taxes
is exercised
warrants
stock
common
for
of1 such
(not
shares
funds
FINANCING
Authorized
1982
Series
PRESENT
the
at
Redemption
1,
to
comprehensive
as
$27 400 000
at
$225,000
1961,
June
on
share if exercised thereafter
per
In
issued
entitling the holder
year)
share if such
$4
have:;been
corporate
name
be
of
per
directors
company
in
to
or
stock
common
company.
shares
of
operation of
clients.
The
require
made
class
per
Sales
stantiate
oil
last
due
redemption
prot t
stock
to
t0 c6st $75,000,000 may
outlay of $25,000,000 for
major equipment;
GIVING
J,
prior
p!ant
refunding mortgage bonds—
3%,
ending
and
Power Corp.—Partial
series
...
new
will
such
equipment;
company
the
Its
granted
interest
ci
the
of
common
stock
basis
each
during such
1963.
of
of
the
net
its
1907,
$176,-
company, as well as an adjusted electric
by the Michigan P. S. Commission in the
years
1948 and 1949, is reflected
by comparison of current revenues with the
$119,865,000 gross operating revenues of
1948.
schedule
$3.0$
New York 15, N. Y.—V.
per
011
sales
(1)
3,662,000.
Sale
revenue
$1.70
Ekco Products Co.
construction,
BUSINESS—Company, a New York corporation, is
engaged principally
providing electric service in an area of 7,587
square miles in and
Detroit, Mich, having an estimated population of
3%
of
dis¬
other
the
for
tlje
numb:r
20,
board
150,GQ0
corporate
to
around
rate
of
environmental
and
for
is
sub¬
authorized
capital
Incorporated.
months
with
transmission
and
the
of
retirement
14,
there
period
same
incorporated
was
Jan.
a
as
year,
the
employees of
sale
of
at $3
shares
PROCEEDS—The
in
kw
well
$13,700,000
the
the
together
steam
125,000
as
at
1987.
offering
first
August,
completion
amounting
during
discretion
its
days
$40,000,000
the
this
viz:
coupon,
Burr,
105.43
current
a
and
April
additional
additional
least
after
the
Mich.,
completion
&
215,000 shs.
vahie
par
.
stockholders
equivalent
BUSINESS—The
3%%
a
j
at
on
finance
to
construction
tribution
plant
used
for
Coffin
ranging from
to
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
funds
also
and
100.05.
redeemable
company,
ending
received,
100.5625;
Outstanding
...
incorporation
common
on
$1)
stock.
certificate
offering
before
or
on
50,000
the
Stuart
$0.76
York
be
after
•Earnings
FINANCING
authorised
no
present
value
April 20, 1958 and
purchase
April 28
on
Of
the
A
articles
value
present
an
the
bidding
101.339%.
the
(par
(par value $1)
or. before
for
awarded in competitive
were
the
of
of
par
this
bonds
bid of
articles
1953,
class
and non-detachable
future
a
PRESENT
issued and outstanding and 7,500 shares
(voting)
common
stock
of
which
5,256
outstanding; all of these shares are reclassified
stock
each
to
to
year
banking group headed by The First Boston Com. on
April 29 offered $40,000,000 of 37/s% general and refund¬
ing mortgage bonds, due May 1, 1988, priced at
102.425%,
plus accrued interest, to yield approximately 3.75%. The
on
per
were
and
no
to
purchase
but
Bonds Offered—An investment
—
B
issued
pursuant
mon
Co.
9,083,640
$9,534,213
The
on
Detroit Edison
$2
value
par
common
Attached
to
from
from
Net
shares
into shares
class
its
of
amendment
new-
and/or
From Jan. 1—
Gross
at
600,000 shs.
24,
shares
issued
were
said
to
March
no
changed
by
$1)
on
730,847
oper.
$6,534,018
EFFECT TO
7,500
4,744
class
value
amendment
an
was
shares
1950
$7,272,096
(par
stockholders
company
of which
and
1951
railway.;—
railway-
5,502,348
share
New
will
profit
A
*
$
188,317,212
2,244,53)
1472.
p.
sinking fund
-
GIVING
Authorized
of
Gross
$
156,521,604
$0.36
taxes
49,582,072
•.
CAPITALIZATION
par,
......
1953—12 Mos.—1952
37,484,171
1,206,023
3 Months Ended March 31—
$0.64
warrant
one
in
$1,509,742
$0.71
of
shares
Subs.)—Earnings—-
$
Sales
the
$100)
(par
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
rev.
per com.
177,
Payment
176, p. 852.
stock
.
51.0$
tExcluding
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Earnings—
Offered—S. R. Livingstone, Crouse & Co., on April 24,
publicly offered 150,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
with warrants to purchase 150,000 shares of common
17,391 607
2,531,136
1,101,647
preferred stock
$10)
oper.
Eastern
1952
•
Detroit Testing Laboratory, Inc., Detroit, Mich,—Stock
underwriting. The proceeds are to added to working capital.
purchaser of one preferred share will have the privilege to buy
Each
three
21
shares of
Fund.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Shore, Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Files—
April
on
covering 250
to
1799.
3*4%
443,000
unit.
SEO
credit
$
Net
648,584
91,782
844,916
—V.
$6 529,919.
1,292.405
$7,395,102
1,223,455
From Jan. 1—
Net
177, p.
$1.19
for
100,000
4,470,546
profit
Earnings per share
1950
1951
$7,832,929
railway
oper.
1952
$7,602,414
railway
available
The company has called for
operation of the sinking fund,
2,335,000
Net
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
45,213,17*
share
common
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
100,000
$23,861,702
tax
2,774,955
38,396,38$
45,346,331
outstanding—.
100,000
&
1953
(estimated)
stock
Period End. Mar. 31—
•Based
Gross
common
•Tentat vely
Earnings
100,000
$28,803,509
taxes
income
on
20,036.229
38,499,817
stock.
100,000
—
-
$50,812,90$
2,774,956
(net)
preferred
27,493.591
22,416,44jl
income
oper.
dividends
{Shares
Subs.)—Earnings— J
(&
$30,776,677
on
(n.t)
on
100,000
Webster & Gibson
sales
Profit
$1,506,481
$1,260,574
-
Dabney
3 Months Ended March 31—
1672.
p.
'
1366.
p.
$36,337,256
20,383,746
income
William Street,
Net
—V.
100,000
*—
Tyson
V,
4,607,90(1
89,720,000
;
income
5.3,713
669,340
taxes
and
taxes
Operating
Horner & Mason,
Townsend,
300,000
5,548,900
112,170,000
taxes
30,733,528
26,121,416
1
bonus
Fed.
•_
obsolescence—
and
"B"
for
Net
_50,072
taxes——
income
Unemployment
Other
$5,285,894
960,000
$4,409,448
revenues
Co..
Inc.
8c
Redpath
Net
Scott,
400,000
-
Parker
$443,985,760 $385,229,252
233,074,660
210,214,649
exps.
i
renegotiat.on
Net
125,090
125,000
100,000
100,000
Inc. ——
S. K. Cunningham <fc Co.,
Inc.
John Douglas 8c Co., Inc.
Hannaford 8c Talbot
Kay, Richards 8c Co
400,000
& Co
Davis
The Dominion
20,158,726
16,657,393
—
-
julien
1953
1952
$21,066,841 $25,444,620
Quarter Ended March 31—
Gross
Expenses
Whipple 8c Co
Bacon,
and its subsidiaries)
Hudson Coal Co.
operating
expenses
150,000
C. S. Ashmun Co
Bramhall & Stein
C. C. Collings and
500,000
Inc
West
Inc
8c Shcrrerd
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co—
500,OOo
Co.,
Whiteside,
other
deprec ation
for
Provision
and
admin,
2,666,06$
$56,721,002
tor
•Provision
treasury.—V.
Butcher
800,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—
Co
8c Winslow,
575,000
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.
8c
Chace,
800,000
Henry Herrman & Co.—
and
Sutro
Company
2,090,000
C. Allyn and Co., Inc. 1,250,000
R.
$2.16
Inc.
&
A.
175,000
175,000
175,000
175,000
175,090
175,000
Inc.—
1952
J,913,264
income
sold
8c
Giacr
8c
Sullivan
revenues
operating
gtn.
Provision
300,000
250,030
8c Co
Heller, Bruce 8c Co
E. M, Newton 8c Co—
Stifeh
Nicolaujj 8c
Co.
&
Inc
Weld
Shields
Clark
Co.,
2,500,000
The Robinson-Humphrey
Delaware & Hudson Co.
Total
SeJljig,
$300,000
Co—
1953
$440,072,496 $382,563,102
operating
Cleveland
—
Bosworth,
2,500,000
Pomeroy,
29, 1953.
tAfter provi¬
stock issued in May, 1952.
preferred
stock
common
Fahey,
Co.—
Schoellkopf,
issued in December,
1952, and 44 shares were issued during the third quarter through con¬
version of preierred stock.—V. 177, p. 1679.
shares
+160,666
2,500,000
&
Corp.
shares outstanding March
803,377
on
dividends
for
sion
share
com.
The Ohio
Hallgarten 8c Co
642,667
t$1.07
{803,377
181.98
income
Corp.
2,500,000
Equitable
$1,388,000
&
2,500,000
Merle-Smith
&
Drexel
before
Profit
Other
Cost of goods
have severally agreed,
to jiurchase
from the company
the
bonds of series M offered hereunder,
Dick
Mar. 30,'52
Mar. 29. 53
1958,
wholly owned subsidiary companies)
sales
and
9 Months Ended
Mar. 30,'52
(Incl.
3 Months Ended March 31—
■■
817,913,000 $15,647,000 $38,400,000 $34,099,000
sales
1,
June
below
named
Bear, Stearns & Co._.
3 Months Ended
(E. L) du Pont de Nemours & Co.—Earnings Up—
shares of capital stock at
(subject to adjustment In
into
share
per
purchasers
commitment
respective
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
Chemical
through
events).
xhe First Boston Corp.__$9,860,000
Davison
the
empowered
convertible deben¬
of
the discretion of said
may be fixed by the
at
convertible
are
redemption,
previous
conversion
set
:: •."
:
convertible
PURCHASERS—The
.
preferred stock dividend requirements.
common stock outstanding on March 31,
2435.
p.
the
1953,
issue
principal amount,
terms and conditions
such
upen
called
certain
regular
for
647,627
on
.
share————
common
per
•After
Based
taxes
14,
the
Net
unless
and
income
the
Net
and
$5,416,246
April
on
authorize
$55,000,000 in
board.
$6,197,124
—
Federal
profits
excess
to
up
board
,19,5?r,.
taxes
for
Provision
to
tures
Quarter Ended March 31—
,
addition,
directors
Subs.)—Earnings—
May 4, 1953
The
blocks
in
South
company
in
the
producing
properties
states, viz:
Dakota, Idaho
holds
State
of
a
total
property.
the
company
Colorado,
8
and
of
Colorado.
127,387.85
No
owns
Utah,
include
Montana,
a
total
Wyoming,
Arizona.
leasehold
royalty acreage
acres
is
held
on
in
four
thi%
Volume W7
Number 5217.
laicrand. Financial Chronicle
emmoCehT.
state.
114,760.10 acres of this total are United States leases,
of
which -15,003.59
acres
are
held by assignment
and the remaining
99.756.51 acres are held by option. 1,920,00 acres are State leases*
beld by option, and 10,707,76 acres are fee leases, held by assignment.
The
company
holds
a
total of 114,961.59 leasehold "* acres
and
net
royalty
acres
on
11 blocks
in
the
state
of Utah.
97,223.73 -acres of the leasehold total ate United States Leases, of
Which 7,057.05
acres
are
held by assignment, and 90,166.68
acres
are
held
by option.
11,573.44 of the leasehold
acres
ate
State
11.687.09
Leases,
held
by
option,
aiid 6,164.42 acres * are Fee Leases, held by
royalty acres consist of 6,468.46 on United
Sthteb Leases, 1,265.60 on State' Leases, and 3,953.03 on Fee Leases,
ad of which are held by assignment.
The (company holds a total of 34,887.92 leasehold acres and 1,933.76
net royalty acres on four blocks in the state of Montana.
30,988.50
assignment.
of
acres
the
held
are
lieid
The
by option.
assignment.
by
total
The
United
are
3,889.42
United States Leases,
of*the
net
Leases,
of
all
net
of
the
held
are
Lueses,
by
assignment.
of
Leases,
which
net
royalty
1,639.38
acres
Assignment.
of
the
and
acres
Leases,
2,236.95
leasehold
acres
State
*are
acres
on
hold
Leases,
all
and
acres
of
of
Nebraska.
which
Lease,
which
in
is
state
the
State
one
held
of
South
Lease,
Dakota.
which
consist of 3.581.50
acres
by
Net
by
assignment.
he'd
by
option.
States
Lea.ses,
net
The -company holds
of Arizona.
No
The
held
is
in
by
United
lease¬
800*00
assignment.
Acquired
by
the
leasehold
3,760,00
A
taxes
£.
royalty
acres
States
this
in
Leases,
United
on
'
blocks
two
on
held
Is
acreage
United
acres -are
State
are
consist of 489.73
by assignment.
leasehold
royalty
acres
acres
held
are
-
Leases,
held; by
held by assignment.
'
.
In
state.
176,
the
option,
and
General Finance Corp.
The basis
the
arbitrary.—V.
determination
177,
of
the
amounts
of
shares
these
was
$1,500,000 of 15-year
nounced on April 13.
April
filed
28
letter
a
of
notification
covering $300,000-of series A*1 debenture
or
notes
be
to
multiples
thereof, without underwriting. The
used for working capital.
.'
be
will
5 lk%
sales
added
be
earns,
to
working
Co.—New
&
on
capital.—V.
177,
1256.
p.
offered
proceeds
exch.
where
for
1952
7,677,172
S.
and
April
on
sales
gross
at
and
company
all-time
as compared
with $264,982,359
after taxes and nil expenses %as $7,882,878 as
$284,148,190
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Quarter Ended March 31—
restricts,
trading concern for the first time
sent to its stockholders its first
27
for general distribution. The
operating revenues reached-an
Granite City Steel Co.
5,324,737
$2,562,731,573 $1,806,035,945
1,931,307,662
75,647,519
41,656,472
31,079,657
1,282,044
...
„
Gross sales, less discts., returns, and allowances
Net Income befdre Federal Income taxes—__
1,314,190,214
7,157,877
13,032,000
Estimated provision for Federal
62,213,937
Net
income
the
for
income-taxes-
1953
1952
$21,796,409 $15,945,825
2,786,746
1,713,504
1,446,600
893,000
16,912,000
♦Based
345,564,000
251,335,000
$151,261,876
$127,023,260
3,232;078
$820,504
$0.46
1,416,541 common shares outstanding at March 31, 1953,
after deducting preferred dividend requirements for the quarter ended
March 31, 1953, amounting to $166,881.—V. 177, p. 1049.
foreign income &
taxes
.
$1,340,146
$0.83
period——-—
share—————
♦Net income per common
exist
bonus—
employees
for U.
100 years,
report published
reports
high in
in 1951;
Net
income
against $8,492,9G8 the.year before. The company's annual report points out that the
aetual operating net was higher
in 1952 since the previous year's
figure included an unusual capital 'gain.
The report, first since Grace's stock was listed on the New York
Stoctc Exchange earlier this* year,
tells of Grace's new development
oropram
which moved into high gear in 1952.
In that year Grace
Chemical Co. was formed and the site cleared for a $19,000,000 nitro¬
gen pmnt now under construction near Memphis, Tenn.; the Foster &
Kleiser Co., second largest outdoor advertising concern in the U, S.;
and largest on the Pacific Coast, was purchased; and a new chemical
concern is in the process of being organized in Brazil.—V.
177, p. 529.
an¬
was
1953
not consol—
.L^l
profits
excess
the
stock,
$2,546,854,722 $1,793,085,048
8,199,679
7,626,160
——
™
of sub. cos.
income
3,232,078
8",328,579
on
at
Net
to
are
income
Dividends
—
on
Dividends
Fairbanks-Morse
notes, it
capital
Other income less sundry income deducts.
Total
the regular quarterly dividend of 37'/a
75 cents on the 6 % preference stock and
preferred stock; all payable June 1 to stock¬
May 15.—V. 177, p. 624.
declared
cumulative
almost
1952
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased
™
Equity in
Provision
with
its
that
ri.;
General Motors Corp.
Net
555,952
555,952
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—Issues 1952 Annual Report—
Notes Sold Privately—This
—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Provision
Fair Finance Co., Akron, O.—Files With SEC—
on
$1.25
Insurance Co., General Conference Corp. of Seventh Day
Adventists and International Insurance Co. of Maryland,
eign profits
company
1,065,976
Provision for deferment of unremitted for¬
139.
p.
the 4%
On
have
the Common
holders of record
placed privately with American National
company has
proceeds
555,952
$1,961,025
555,952
period.
,
d.rectors
on
annual
The
2,124,444
$325,143
This -International industrial and
for
1,957,142 shares of the company have been issued in
exchange for property-assigned by Joseph A. Minfcon (President) and 1
associates and H. O. English and his associates to the
company.
$50
—
;
Selling, general and administrative exp.—
Provision for depreciation & obsolescence
of real estate, plants; and equipment-
Leases,
1,417,100
$1.60
$1
328.
p.
352,239
$991,413
$1,332,805
1,809,164
March
cents
2,433.14
«u?
EEC
2,361,100
£—
Cost of sales and other operating charges,
exclusive of items listed below
Fee
ale
$2,749,905
$1,746,765
—
earnings
1,074,033
shares-
common
The
1952
$4,107;865
—
of
aores
total
The
taxes
outstanding
Earnings per lhare
—V.
State
Fee
one
leasehold
the
6,193.14
state
©f
of
which
of
Federal
the
Earnings
—
1953
<
assignment.
320.00
The
all
Transportation Corp.
Shares
The company holds a total of 4,381.64 leasehold acres and 489.73
net royalty acres on one block in the state of Idaho.
4,061.64 acres
of
the leasehold total are United States Leases,
all of which
are
©eld
175,945
.
American
before
Federal
The
held
are
net
in
are
royalty
~
$26,209
22,122.07
held
block
one
acres
net
1952
$29,035
142,493
in
1,748:00
all of which are
The
General
of
—
Ward, President, announced that sales for the third quarter
ending March 31, 1953, were the greatest in the history of the company
for any l.ke period, and that earnings in the March quarter were at
the best level for any quarter in the fiscal year to date, reflecting the
normal seasonal upturn.
■>
The outlook for the June quarter, according to Mr. Ward, continues
good and he expects earnings for this quarter to exceed tne results of
assignment.
by
Fee
are
;
charges—
Quarter Ended March, 31-r-
Wyoming.
3,127.39
Leases, ali of which
royalty
acres
consist
of
261.20
on
on State Leases,
and 20,112:87 on Fee Leases,
by■■ assignment.
The company holds 800.00 leasehold acres and
3,581.50 net royalty
States
177, p. 939.
1953
all
income
of
States
The net royalty acres consist Of 1,778.22
on State Leases, and 221.93 on
Fee
held
acres
The
state
total of 1,639.38 leasehold
one
block in
the
state
a
on
leasehold
leasehold
the
United
236.80
are
The company holds
in
520.45
assignment.
States
Leases, -all
—V.
and
352,239
$716,849 '
:
Elmer L.
which
acres
are
Fee Leases,
consist of 1,292.78
on
Leases, all of which are held
total of 3,647.84
a
acres on six blocks
leasehold total are
held by
United
©n
Three Months Ended March 31—
earnings after taxes
Tonnage
Profit
company holds
royalty
acre^
Coal Co.—Earnings—
Net
-
—
Taxes
No.
Gauley Mountain
acres
Fee
on
Period End, Mar. 31—
<
1953—3" Mos.—1952
1953—9 Mos.—1952 :
Gross sales
—
$20,392,008 $18,877,893 $42,156,912 $41,224,617
Income before taxes—^
1,069,088
2,065,446
677,382
4,085,469
Net
•
9
Goodall-Sanford, Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
.
has called for redemption on June 1, next, through
the sinking fund, $108,000 of'Its first mortgage bonds, 344%
Series due
1971, at T02^5% ~atid accrued interest.
Payment
Will be made at The Chase National Bank of the
City of New York,
43 Exchange Place, New
York, N. Y.—V. 176, p. 1673.
company
operation of
leasehold
royalty
and 640.98
States
by assignment.
The
(The) Gas. Service Co. (Mo.)—Partial Redemption—
The
net
leasehold
(1901)
on
~
stocks™—.
preferred
stock
common
87,184,755
87,195,693
no. of shs. of com. stock outstdg.
Amount earned per share of common stock
Average
Product—
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
1953
March—
87,345,839
$1.70
d—.
$1.42
Gross
Net
from
from
1950
1951
1952
$15,183,857
$19,233,948 $17,851,791 $15,910,553
1,144,391
3,448,395
2,367,319
railway—
railway —:—_
1,848,700
'
The
company
May
on
announced
l
a
opposed-piston
new
diesel
designed for heavy-duty applications although it is a fraction of the
size and weight of conventional
heavy-duty engines.' The manufacturer
expects the new unit to fill needs in stationary power plants, marine
railroad
snd
—V.
176,
markets
lor
engines
the
in
2^.0
7a0
to
horsepower
range.
1963.
p.
Net
working c^p'tal
at March
Has Record Number of
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Stock Subscribed For—
offered
were
rants
to
subscribed
were
which
terminated
the
for
April
of—
Total
stockholders
during the
23,
pursuant
period
1953.—V.
177,
sub.cr.pt
to
war¬
on
tie subscription
of
offer,
1580.
p.
Mar. 31, '53 Sept. 30, '52
net
Shares
Mar. 31, '52 Sept. 30, '51
assets™— $86,053,262 $76,852,532 $70,905,958 $61,432,513
4,719,135
4,313,305
3,957,587
3,452,649
outstanding
N-t
asset vaiue per share Et March 31, 1953 was $13.23, as aga'nst
$ 18.85 at Dec. 31, 1952 and $17.22 at Dec. 31, 1951.—V. 177, p. 1236.
for
in
1953
from
railway
railway
Wet ry. oper. income™
1,274,537
625,267
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
—V. 177,
l°5l
1950
$3,347,010
1,026,516
495,318
584,167
Co., New
disclosed
General Telephone
Operating
Y.—V.
177,
p.
Net
operating
Net
after
—V.
177,
1,327,652
corporation
EEC
covering
<$10
on
shares
of
letter of notification with the
common
stock to be offered at par
to
are
be
$142,335
$129,942
$286,242
91,564
193,968
165,510
•
12 Week Ended—
Earnings
—V.
177,
per
share
*
1951
2,400,000
2,400,000
$0.79
$0.61
$0.54
- ~
(Robert)
Profit
Prov.
"
'
*
1953
income
J.
.
1952
taxes
24,154,701
4,597,702
4,649,046
3,174.100
194,980
$1,627,431
$1,279,966
_
taxes
Minority interestNet
$11,431,867
-
dividends
Common
shares
Earnings
per
♦Includes
89,644
-
2,179,888
1,779,888
$0.75
outstanding-
common
$3,982,307
American
Coating
Mills
Corp.
—
Research
V.
Canadian inc. taxes
„
$1,179,348
Dr5,924
1,173,424
617,316
$1,186,952
$507,626
$1.20
share.
common
per
$1.09
1580.
p.
Offering—A
(par
$1) was made on April 28 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $16 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share. The
offering, which is part of an offering of 25,000 shares of
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—Secondary
stock made on April 27 at $16 per share, was
dfvision,- has de¬
and is now producing an exceptionally compact induction AC
generator for airborne use. it fx announced.
•Designed for-aircraft and missiles it weighs -only 4% pounds and is*
half
the size of
storage qualities,
ft
an
ordinary "automobile generator.
is well suited for
use
on
missiles,
Because
thus re¬
placing ail bulky, heavy, short-lived batteries.—V. 177, p. 832.
income
&
excess
Common
shares
per
177,
profits
468,000
—_
outstanding
——.
share
common
500,000
$211,274
250,000
$0.84
$230,118
255,757
$0.90
taxes—
—
—
1560.
p.
Gulf Oil Corp.—Top Management
Changes—
-
of the directors on April 28, several
changes were made in the company's top management.
J. Frank Drake, after serving the past five yeais as Chairman of
the Beard and the previous 17 as President, now takes a less active
the
role
as
organization
Chairman
Sidney
ecutive
company
President since 1948, wajs alected
of Directors and thus becomes the chief ex¬
Board
officer.
will
and
President
formerly Executive Vice-President, was elected
chief administrative officer.—V. 177, p. 1257.
Whiteford,
K.
Wm.
the
of
Executive'Committee.
the
of
Swensrud,
A.
Chairman
meeting
'
be
'
'
♦
,
•
<
'
a subsidiary of The Southern Co., filed on April 27
with the SEC for the issuance and sale of $7,000,000
30-year flr3t mortgage bonds. These bonds are to fce
sold at competitive bidding. The proceeds of the sale will be used to
finance the company's construction program.
This
company,
an
application
of
additional
Registration is expected on May 8, with bids to be opened at 11 a.m.
Y.—V. 177, p. 624.
Hamilton Watch Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
income
befor°
1952
$5,487,240
514,006
283,000
$2,587,008
'670,764
Cr340,000
$231,006
$6.62
$0.51
taxes—
Prov. for state and Federal
Net
income
taxes
.
*$300,764
Nil
Nil
profit after taxes——
Earnings
Earnings
per
preferred
common
per
•Deficit.—V.
176,
p.
(
1953
-
——
share
share
425.
Ilammacher,
& Co., Inc., N. Y.
Government-
Schlemmer
General Herbert
Attorney
Brownell,
—
Alien
for sale on May I
Jr. offered
approximately 15% of the outstanding capital stock of this
merchandising concern. The company deals in hardware,
New York
household
pianos, tools and similar commodities.
The stock, amounting to 1,760 shares, is owned by the United States.
It was seized as enemy property during World War II from German
nationals. The department of Justice is vested with control of the
for
the
government.
the Attorney General announced, until 3 p.m.
when they will be opened publicly at the office of
Alien Property
at 346 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Only American
citizens are permitted to bid for or purchase the stock.—V. 176, p. 425.
Bids
(EDT)
will be received,
27,
May
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.
1800.
p.
stock
continued at time of going to press.—V, 177,
still being
(& Subs.)
Net
•
from
from
Net ry,
«
'
railway—.—
railway^——u.
oper..income-—
1953
1952
1951
$934 914
$817,642
303,747
$756,199
229,450
392,302
Profit on
*1950
$663,978
215,018
77,276
75,214
51,389
29,351
2,593 987
1,052,531
227,522
2,380,640
837,597
201.992
2.144,394
706,243
1,913,055
669 474
146,998
From Jan. 1—
-Gross
Net
from
from
NOt ry.
—V.
railway——
railway™£c.i
oper.
177,
p.
income
1472.
•
164,053
:
—
sale of mktble. sees, which
written down at Dec. 31,
Depreciation,
amortization
and
Net income for the quarter
p.
—
outstanding at March 31
Earned per com. share after, preferred
176,
2163. '
74,438
2,021,220
91,161
1,180,869
1,924,648
profits tax
States and Canadian income taxes
—V.
1952
had been
depletion—_
Working capital at close, of quarter
Earns.
$20,438,438 $21,798,025
1944 to quoted value
Fed. normal inc. tax, surtax & excess
Common shares
—
1953
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net sales
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
a
Fed.
679,274
——_—
profit
Earnings
—V,
1952
/
$4,821,219
730,118.
1953
taxes
20,540
1,207,492
699,866
$556,108
Net income
Earnings
Gross
signed
«f its
—d—
176,
•
Manufacturing Co. of Los Angeles,
income
Stock to Be Sold by
March—
Garrett Corp.—New AC Generator—
less than
8,112,010
$0.67
share.
I>p. 424, 957.
Air
—
$9,298,962
10,252,519
™
Fed. & Canadian inc. & exc. profits taxes
common
profit.
Preferred
Mar. 22/52
secondary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock
$
♦29,734,645
2,766,400
203,871
—
before income
for
expenses—
21,'53
Gair Co., Inc. (& Subs.) —Earnings—
sales
*5,018,963
1473.
.
equipment,
$
Net
and
operating income
income, (net of expense),
—V. 177,
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
Prof't
Mar.
•
$1,295,089
2,400,000
outstanding—
common
1952
$1,461,028
1680.
p.
costs
Operating
Net
1953
for
Prov.
Net
Inc. before prov. for Fed. &
$1,891,051
taxes—
p
Quarter Ended March 31—
Other
3 Mos. End. March 31—
1(7,
$246,172
98,258
1800.
used
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Earnings—
126,189
*678,778
(EST) on June 9 at 20 Pine Street, New York, N.
charges
p.
a
share), without underwriting. The proceeds
for working capital.—V. 177, p. 1368.
Net profit after
Common shares
83,116
General Time Corp.—Earnings—
Washington, D. C.—Files—
per
2,500
177,000
Trust
&
1580.
April 21 filed
1,161,527
197,600
107,223
„
The
$1,667,315
income
$942,024
645,623
expenses
Other operating
1953—2 Mos.—1952
$1,918,717
41,428
Federal income taxes—
Bank
38,854,137
3.653 851
*399,042
$4,637,728
before
'•
51,763
Operating
1,590,077
Chemical
45,816,812
4/P05.616
_
sales-
Profit
notes
102,300
2,819,506
N.
reduce
taxes-
8,843,470
2,837,481
1,497,789
Forest Management Corp.,
and
$803,342
539,972
97,000
9,283,855
Payment
50,425,120
1,699,237
_
income—
'
1953—Month—.1952
2,060,559
preferred stock at
will b? made at the
loans
Co. of The Southwest—Earnings-
revenues-
4,179 658
May 31, next, 1,200 shares
$100 per share and accrued
52.052,062
7.442.754
railway
railway
oper.
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.—Earnings—
Net
of Kentucky—Sells Notes Pri¬
proceeds will be used to retire bank
tbe parent company.—V. 177, p. 140.
11,580,690
York,
from
from
At
1,781,185
on
57,365
3 Months Ended March 31—
on
1472.
3,631,579
cumulative
dividends.
p.
10,936,895
has called for redemption
♦315,071
Gulf Power Co.—Plans Bond Financing—
Florida Power & Light Co.—Partial Redemption-—
4.90 %
177,
„_
The company
of
Board,
$3,211,371
944,755
487,043
v
vately—This company has placed privately $1,000,000 of
3;95% first -mortgage bonds with an insurance company
and has sold $1,046,000 of common stock to General Tele¬
phone Corp., its parent.
to
1472.
p.
the
income—.
oper.
Net
Net ry.
Harlow H. Curtice, President, and Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.,
war,
of
period End. Feb. 28—
from
Net
Gross
quarter of 1953, compared with $474,000,000 in the same period a year
ago.—V.
From Jan. 1—
Cross
peace or
The
1952
$3,077,252
1,440,218
713,419
$3,842,668
from
Employees—
1,366,345
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
April, 27.
Stepped-cp production schedules in the first three months led to a
rise in employment and payrolls. Messrs. Curtice and Sloan said in a
statement preliminary to the GM report for the first quarter,
/s a
result, the average number of persons on GM payrolls in the period
was about 50,000 more than in the preceding three months and 95,000
more
than the average of 449,354 in the first quarter of 1952.
The
previous employment peak was in wartime—an average of 505,263 in
the fourth quarter of 1943.
Total General Motors payrolls amounted to $663,000,000 in the first
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Net ry.
million,
of 544.806 men and women were working
first quarter of 1S53, more than ever before
in the
General Telephone Co.
with office In Dallas, Tex., in April made a private
of 800 shares of common stock at par <$100 per share),
without
underwriting.
It
was
all
subscribed.
The
proceeds
were
added
to
working capital.—V. 177, p. 1580.
March—
General Motors
Chairman
FisheriBrown Co., Inc.—Stock Sold Privately—
-.This company,
offering
Gross
$1,255
record world-wide average
A
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—Total Assets Increase—
As
to
million at Dec. 31, 1952, and $1,418 million at
March 31, 1952.
Inventories totaled $1,398 million at March 31, 1953,
compared with $1,297 million at Dec. 31, 1952, and $1,217 million at
March 31, 1952.
•Deuuc.—V.
Allen & Co., New York, representatives of the underwriters of 41,338
Shares of 5Va %
cumulative preferred stock,
1953 series, stated that
It had
been
advised
by Fedders-Quigan Corp. that ail the shares
which
amounted
1953,
31,
with $1,191
compared
dividends
1,649,241
1,336,041
^
$1.23
.
2,253,408
173,353
1,514,928
1,334,995
S1.10,
$17,513,036 $14,323,233
6
The Commercial
(1902)
Oil
Hanson
Hermon
International
Syndicate, Turtle Lake, N. D.—
Commission—
Files With Securities and Exchange
The
DEC
Syndicate
covering
share,
per
lor
April
on
150.000
filed
20
shares
of
a
letter
notification with the
to be offered at $2
to be used to pay
of
stock
common
underwriting. The proceeds
without
before
for
Prov.
income
Fed.
&
12,001,000
10,903,700
$7,520,105
$6,797,876
3,193,868
3,198,863
$2.35
profits
excess
$2.13
taxes..
are
drilling of wells and for leases.
Net
profit
—
April
corporation
24,
1953,
filed
a
86,960
covering
.
Common
Houdaille-Hershey Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
ret
sales
j rofit
4
—
before
Provision
3 ederal
Net
Federal
for
taxes
Federal
2,539,661
1,733,368
income.
1,311,156
903,573
on
♦Provision
income
for
subject
ferred
Federal
to
dividend
taxes
taxes
1953
in
income
on
$517,502
its
$0.90
has
$0.52
its
176,
p.
been
made
+ After
1952.
and
requirements.—V.
1369.
p.
70%
at
provision
for
of
pre¬
425.
of
on
eligible employees and certain employees of subsidiaries pursuant to
Employees' Common Stock Subscription Plan of 1953."
The sub¬
underwriting is
involved.
Net proceeds v/ill be added to the general funds of the com¬
pany and
will be used with other cash funds for general corporate
scription
price
is
to
be
177,
p.
No
1369.
by
supplied
amendment.
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
7,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on April 28 by Lee Higginson Corp. at
$47 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.20 per
offering
share.
The
International
of
offering
subsequently terminated, with
176, p. 1964.
was
Construction
having
a
April
29
Norman
by
company's
Chief
to
application
Service, Inc.—Files With SEC—
This
The
company
on
April 27 filed a letter of notification with the
fiEC covering 1,000 shares of 6% cumulative
preferred stock (par $25)
and 125 shares of common stock
(par $10) to be offered in units of
eight
shares
per
of preferred and one share of common stock at $200
through Mohawk Valley Investing Co., Inc., Utica, N. Y.
unit
The
net
chase
proceeds
additional
be
to
are
used
to
pay
equipment.—V.
gas
176,
$15,000
of
notes
and
to
and
Quarter Ended March 31—
Gross
$84,801
Unemployment
Cther
and
old-age
taxes
taxes
155,822
_____
Fxed
charges
Depreciation and
160,272
119,943
134,916
193,582
"$486,533
the
to
in
32,178
Total
to
176.
—V.
$83,788
1674.
p.
with
assets
177,
Inc.—Net Sales Lower—Bank Loans Re¬
for
the
first four
months
of
the
corporation's
1953
fiscal
amounted to $14,600,000
year
1 .ederick
R.
as compared with $15,100,000 a
year ago,
President, told stockholders at their annual
Weisman,
meeting held
the
In
riders
:
sv.
that
30,
T/311
V.
nature
of the canning business In which
production
during the last four months of the fiscal year.
come
commenting
I
loans
and
the
the company's
on
bank
1952,
before
177, p.
market,
S.
during
1952,
had
predicted
new
peak
financial
been
that
if
reduced
the
sales
condition,
by
balance
continue
told
than
more
would
be
their
at
he
activities
judgment of
prolit.
a
half
A.
$189,048,829
from
rose
close
of
1952,
the
at
end
$37,023,797 during
up
of
1951
the
year.
The
dated
It
of June
as
be
to
for
to
to
at
in
due
applied
has
$7,500,000
present
level.—
income
before
Prov.
for
Net
Fed.
&
1953
income
per
outstanding——
share
Jewel
Tea
of Common Offering
fered
completion of
the
SubCo.
&
offering
price of $33.50 with rights to
a
Thursday, April 23,
holders exercised rights to 132,052 shares
of
an
141,757 shares of Jewel Tea Co., Inc.
stock. Such shares were initially of¬
stockholders at
to
Sachs
Goldman
and
Brothers
common
$204,064
698,446
$0.24
,
dividend requirements.—V. 177, p. 1258.
Co., Inc.—93%
stockholders of
1953.
on
or
Stock¬
about 93%
offered.
The remaining
by the managers for the
of the underwriting group.—V. 177, p. 1580.
total
number
shares
June
bidding,
will
Proceeds from
9.
Johnston
As
be
the
used
Iowa Southern Utilities
Period End. Mar. 31—
shares
of
been
have
sold
of
Mutual
March
Net
Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Off—
31—
1953
Net assets
—
assets per
1952
$2,183,777
$1,544,642
$30.78
—
share
$31.29
—-■
—V. 177, p. 1258.
Kaiser-Frazer
"
1953—3 Mos.—1952
(Julius)
1953—12 Mos. 1952
"
$2,657,280 $10,525,611
$3,060,708
revenues--—
Corp.—Acquisition of
Willys-Overland
Motors,
below—V.
Inc.
Willys-Overland
177,
1369.
p.
Co.^-Earnings—
$9,277,645
taxes
2,541,879
2,244,476
8,931,490
7,996,664
operating
income
$518,829
$412,804
$1,594,121
income
L-i—
176
2,422
1,895
14,138
$519,005
$415,226
$1,596,016
$1,295,119
371,252
501,877
Kayser
(&
Co.
&
Period End. Mar. 31—
Wholly-Owned
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Subs.)—
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$1,280,981
&
exp.
Earnings before inc. tax
Provision
Other
—-
have announced the successful
See
Net
±.
common
scribed—Lehman
65,300
$327,181
705,432
$0.42
—
shares
"Earnings
1952
$269,364
112,000
taxes—
the
of
Operating
to earn
$439,181
taxes
state
profit
Common
the
to
to pay
off temporary bank loans and to provide
funds required for the construction or acquisition
of permanent improvements, extensions and additions to the company's
property, the application says.—V. 177, p. 833.
are
in the
as
be issued also may be
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.—Earnings—
principal
1983.
competitive
about
issued
22,
issue
to
be
sold
be
1953, and
1,
April
on
authority
bonds,
are
Israel
calculated
reasonably
are
Co.—To Sell Bonds—
announced
was
which
bonds,
portion
a
off
1580.
Directors
3 Mos. Ended March 31—
Profit
9,705
mortgage
development of
economic
the
of
purchase expiring
since
fully paid
of
aid
Board
any
net cash proceeds of the stock to
additional
face-amount
Commission
first
Operating
■
in
"at
invested,
so
to
purchased
by
39,501
with 1951 purchase
maturity value of $186,375,095
compared
as
the State of Israel
According to the prospectus,
purchase all or any of its Independence Issue Bonds
thereof
the
The
certificates
i.
company,
of
and
stock-
to
holders
report.
A.
year.
S.
the
highs
new
in
time upon surrender Thereof, at an
amount to be paid in coin or currency of the State . . ."
The company
may surrender to the State from time to time State of Israel bonds
acquired by it in part payment for its stock, and invest the Israeli
pounds received upon such surrender in such
Israel enterprises or
on
very
j-ak sales
last
at
reached
Inc.,
$241,445,710,
total
a
I.
of
Power
April 22. He pointed out that while dollar sales were
down slightly, unit sales
actually are higher this year to date than last.
He stated that it is too
early to predict earnings for the year because
</.'
the
account
This
sale
sales
specialties
to
be
of International's
reduce freight rates
to
as
corporation, a wholly-owned facesubsidiary
sponsored
by
annual
I.
of
1473.
p.
Federal
duced—
Net
Services,
was
investors
amount
Hunt Foods,
located
certificate
investment
company's
1952
$226,072,626
this
of
assets
Iowa Public Service
-Deficit.—V.
Bonds.
undertaken
from
scheduled
is
306,394
depletion...
income
Net
142,571
has
a
to an important segment of the
p. 1800.
177,
face-amount
certificates
$827,941
101,387
,_
total
Diversified
Total
by
revenues
State of Israel
Syndicate of America, Inc.—New Records—
installment
investors
of
Net
which
of
granular refractory for air
melting furnaces.
be
of such
refractory
Products Department
Division and is so
said.—V.
and
according
1952
$7,127,026 $10,105,237
7,042,225
9,277,296
Clay
Investors
Investors
1953
1
revenues
Expenses
metal
plant
Eastern
shipping services
speed
Sales
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
fourth
the
Dunbeck
amount
Hudson Coal Co.
patching of
Mineral
construction
1, will
According to the prospectus.
the total being registered
included
units
for
"After semi-annual preferred
pur¬
1768.
p.
the
at
.
by 12 persons, ten of them directors.
<
Assuming the sale of the entire issue, the company will realize $10,000,400 gross, of which no more than $8,696,000 will be in the form of
Division.
plant,
new
the
by
Industrial
Mr.
Minerals
the
around May
way
in
is
erected
J.
Industrial
specialties "plant
Janesville,
of- -95,000 tons a year was announced on
Dunbeck, Vice-President in charge of the
capacity
product of
get under
Corp.—New Plant
Chemical
&
refractory
new
a
Wis.,
most of the shares sold.—V.
Household
Minerals
of
10-share
in
other
purposes.—V.
Household Finance
ondary
shares
been subscribed
have
,
is Chairman of the Board.
Peoria, 111.,
2,590
April 24 filed a registration statement with the SEC
.covering 568,000 shares, of its common stock (without nominal or par
value, stated value $32 per share), to be offered for subscription "to
312,293
785,000 shs.)
(on
-
share—
^
International Harvester Co.—Registers With SEC—
417,680
i
per common share
177,
The company
$810,825
taxes
income
Net income
—V.
outstanding—
common
1952
1953
income—
on
taxes
profits
excess
per
$23,229,382 $15,687,368
-
-
_
shares
Earnings
Y.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on
shares of common stock (no par) to
be offered for sale in units of 10 shares at $1,150 per 10-share unit.
No underwriting is involved.
The subscription price will be payable as
follows: "$1,150 In cash, or no more than $1,000 in State of Israel
Independence Issue Bonds
and the balance in cash." The company
was organized
in November, 1952 (it has not as yet commenced to do
business); its fundamental policies include the making of investments
in enterprises located or doing business in Israel and in enterprises
located
elsewhere
which
aid
the
economic
development
of
Israel.
I. Edwin Goldwasser of New York is President and Samuel Rothberg
This
1952
$19,521,105 517.701,576
—
Israel Investors, Inc., N.
Subs.) —
1953
taxes-.—
income
(&
Corp.
Machines
Business
3 Months Ended March 31—
Profit
May 4, 1953
Chronicle... Monday,
Financial
and
Net
inc.
for
earnings
$76,506
$223,982
30,700
$75,897
48,864
148,400
249,500
$45,806
$27,033
$75,582
"$131,740
tax
—
$117,760
"Net loss.
Gross
Hydrocap Eastern, Inc., Phila.—Registers With
The
corporation
SEC—
April 27 filed a registration statement with the
covering 500,000 shares of its $1 par common
stock, to be offered
public sale at $1 per share.
Barham & Co. (Coral Gables, Fla.)
las agreed to purchase 100,000 shares of the stock
for sale to the pubI c at $1 per
share, less a discount or selling commission of
15%, and
to "use its best efforts to sell the
remaining 400,000 shares on indenti<al terms."
In
addition, the registrant has agreed to issue at $.001
income
'
Int.
other
&
deductions
83,251
119,682
NOTE—The
the
above
Australian
English
on
figures
subsidiary,
subsidiary.—V.
not
include
capital
gain
do
nor
176,
dividends received from
realized on liquidation of
1162.
p.
EEC
warrant
I er
transferable
warrants
to
yarrant for every three shares sold
holder to
purchase
within
two
The
one
Barham
in
the
amount
of
at
$1.25
per
share
at
organized
on
April
10,
1953, by
In the manufacture
proceeds of the stock sale,
establishment
The
balance
of
Com.
shares outstanding
per
will
licensed
$50,000 will be expended in the
program
to
Railway
oper.
establish
Net
revenue
from
ry.
Cost
of
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
Taxes,
other
Provision
than
for
Provision
sold,
177,
2,338,750
1473.
p.
Federal
depletion
for
Federal
profit
April 13 filed a letter of notification
shares of class B stock, of which
1,000
2,100
offered
employees in exchange for $100
fchare-for-share basis; and 1,100 shares are
employees
proceeds
for
cash
be
to
are
with
shares
to
at
used
$120
par
to
common
be
share, .without
working capital.
for
per
offered
and
SEC
to
stock
be
on
a
selected
underwriting
share)
dividend
before
Federal
tftX6s
on
taxes
income
The
on
be
on
as
*
1.907,138
1 096 428
_
I
taxes
1,031 200
626 300
245^800
39 700
$630,138
Federal excess profits
paid
Dividends
paid
Earnings
per
177, p.
on
on
preferred
common
common
$430,428
I
shares
1258.
87 225
264 468
,
2fU 4«a
$0.82
helicopter
a
$b
has
time
and
necessary
equipment
and
for
1954.—V.
177,
received
time
$1,466,946
37,904
37,904
-.,*•>•
stock—
(1,187,730
Securities
to
593,865
_
shares)
Corp.,
890,797
$0.28
-
New York,
stock
common
proceeds
net,
the
required
board
to
1581.
p.
to
make
bor¬
bank
;
'
'
,
Kingston
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Higher
Products
$1.20
■
Net sales
taxes
Provision
Federal
Federal
1953
——
Profit before
for
income
1952
'«
$4,877,855
-
income
on
profits tax
excess
$4,860,766
692,921
taxes—-
645,585
360,100
——
341,700
125,500
131,400
$207,321
$172,485
—,
;
176,
*
April 6
on
1565.
p.
at par
($100
from
use
which
of
received
of
the
time
by
the
corporation
corporation,
time
to
for
and
such
will
in
for
The
corporation
and
new
may also
industrial
existing
finance the
purchase
mineral
and
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
(par
$100)
the
under
was
pursuant
to
State
17
the
the
and
and
property.
mineral
mineral
with
on
Federal,
and
formation
of
Palestine
the
the
furthering
Corp.
Ampal
is
development of
investments
in,
concerning Israel.—V.
various
177,
p.
the
office
Its
of
principal
funds*
See
office
available
It
will
in
Israel
the
The
for
taxes—_
income taxes
for pension costs—
income
quarter
$8,628,329
1,335,817
723,089
Crl5,524
$735,132
—
$628,252
$0.95
—,—
share-—
common
per
$0-81
—
1258.
p.
Israeli
Westinghouse
for
Co.
below.—V.
176,
329.
p.
Liquid Carbonic Corp.—Sub-Leases Plant—To Discon¬
tinue Soda Fountain Business—
this
do
P.
F.
Lavedan,
Chairman,
on
sub-lease,
on
approved
a
soda
fountain
factory
in
about
Brake
Air
have
directors,
York
Le Tourneau, Inc.—Sells Earth Moving Tractor
alone
brought
its
corporations
1580.
reserve
existing in¬
corporation owns no
investing
producing mining
New
fore gn
and
from
income
177,
the
Chicago,
companies
by
who
corporation
Ampalare
the
engaged
economy through loans
and agencies active in
111.,
Following
in
a
state
(R. G.)
Corp.
of
Israel.
was
and
1952
$9,638,769
1,605,647
870,515
-—
deducting
Certificate
enterprises
Israel.
corporation
Trading
in
make
by
both
1953
products.
before
and Related Business—
Y.
mineral
in
Development
27,
1952.
existence.
Its
to
of
Transferred
—V.
10,
1951, in New
Development Corp.
Its
filed
development
and
enterprises
promoters.
and
income
April
Mineral
June
is
others,
It
Corporation's
or
York
plans to participate in
exploratory ventures.
American
to,
Amendment
corporation
industrial
participation
dustrial
of
New
provides for perpetual
St., New York 21, N.
of
establishing
in
sales
Net
50,000 shs.
on
&c
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Outstanding
Industrial
Industrial
71st
East
purpose
industrial
by
and
of
organized
Israel
Israel
Certificate
of
Incorporation
at
to
was
of
name
changed
*
.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
Earnings
FINANCING
50.000 shs.
—
BUSINESS—Corporation
name
1474.
p.
1953—16 Wks.—1952
$81,474,695 $325,729,362 $320,436,147
enter¬
Authorized
stock
177,
Net
GIVING
$82,829,120
—
Lambert Co.
funds
Israel.
Common
York,
—V.
«♦
1853—4 Wks.—1952
April 18—
be
corporate
mineral
equipment
Per. End.
of
such
and
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up—
per
Sales—
be
funds
general
for
in
52
authorization
SEC
to
Dec. 31, 1954, in amounts not to exceed
the proceedings to be applied to the com¬
program,
estimated at $1,437,000 for 1953 and
to
aggregate,
construction
pany's
625,000
$373,218
requirements.;
share
ticipation with others.
The
86.097
shares
share—
'
125,000
•;
corporation
the
492,681
directors may
determine.. Among the pur¬
may
be used are the establishment of
enterprises
in
Israel,
and
investment
in
enterprises already in existence and engaged In industrial and mineral
activities.
Such
investments
may
be made either alone, or in par¬
and
profit
Dividends
320,512
>
,
the
as
for
The
1952
$23,735,104 $21,365,649
income
a letter of
notification with the
stock (par 10 cents) to be
underwriting. The proceeds are to
common
351,321
.
"best-efforts basis."
a
added
industrial
is
Subs.)—Earnings Increase
(est.)
253,6:9
257,965
Income
on
common
on
common
PROCEEDS—The
prises
1953
purchase
of
without
capital.
$1,250,000 in
—V.
poses
are
to
to
filed
23
shares
share,
per
Israel Industrial & Mineral Development Corp.—Stock
of
(&
income—
on
$14,117,278
171,268
412.
p.
Secretary
Interchemical Corp.
used
working
April
on
295,000
$1
at
rowings from
1952
:
8,345,226 ' 10,927,631
____
depreciation——
taxes
CAPITALIZATION
Fcdcrsl
taxes
'
•
$9,593,189
exps.
_
declared
per
purposes
the
Industrial Research, Inc.—Stock
Offering Completed—
The recent
offering of 200,000 shares of common stock
by Barham & Co., investment bankers of Coral
Gables
Fla., has now been completed, all such shares
having
been subscribed for.
See also V. 177, p. 1800.
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net sales
be
The
034 797
388 629
$6,935,693 $18,832,969 $18,646,163
2,470,905
6,860,613
6,654,943
on
corporation
covering
offered
Net profit
Imperial Hardware Co., EI Centro,
Calif.—Files
covering
and selling
expenses—1
1
stock
available
company
Keystone Helicopter Corp., Phila., Pa.—Files With SEC
SEC
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
will
The
oper.
administrative
offered 49,000 shares of
$6,420,613
'1953
'
'
products
and
—V^177,
$26,357,721 $25,803,518 $75,056,576 $76
19,937,108
18,867,825
56,223 607
57
income
oper.
$1.21
through the issuance
1953—3 Mos —1952
ry.
operations
548,765
$1.76
retired
income
General
the
RR.—Earnings—
expenses
602,471
.
$0.44
stock
$661,576
834.
p.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Total
Earnings
1953—Month—1952
131,666
'
Kingsport Utilities, Inc.—To Borrow from Banks—
Offered—Israel
—V.
$0.65
177,
Island Creek Coal Co.
area.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Rai way
oper.
revenue.
548,765
preferred
on
stock.—V.
common
*
602,471
share
com.
"Excluding dividends
of
Dividends
Net
$1,058,042
$793,242
,
assembly plant and acquisition of raw materials.
be utilized for
working capital, receivables, and a
Illinois Central
Profit
$241,882
$394,406
Preferred
—V.
166,722
Industrial
an
«7 the
*lab.°.rate sales and advertising
in
product
Net
$1,224,764
53,662
an
i!if
#.
$295,544
41,348
stk.
The
Earned
proposes
to engage
and
sale,"
exclusive limited license from Industrial
Research, of Catalyst
ca'}
aPParatus- uP°n which patents
are
pending
trademark
in certaIn northeastern
states.
The registrant has issued
oOO.OOO common shares to Industrial Research
for an exclusive limited
license to manufacture and sell
hydrocaps in the northeastern states.
rinder
$435,754
pfd.
on
Balance
one
time
any
.
was
It
Inc.
"Dividends
by it, each warrant entitling* the
share
years.
corporation
Research,
common
income—
Net
lor
the
The
soda
the
is
makes
of
operations
expected
cash
the
action,
requirements
Canadian
located at 3101 S. Kedzie Avenue,
Mfg. Co. of Waltham, Mass.
directors voted to discontinue activities
business upon completion of outstanding orders.
suitable provisions for repair and replacement
Raytheon
the
fountain
program
parts
It
to
this
that
working
April 24 announced that the directors
favorable terms, of the corporation's
building
for
affected.
customers
are
this
capital
future earnings potential,
not
an
decision
will
position
of
extended
result
the
in
of
time.
improving
without
impairing
company
Mr. Lavedan said.—V.
period
materially
177,
p.
626.
Volume 177
Number 5217
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,...
Lone Star Cement Corp.
Effective Feb.
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Sales
1953
31—
Provision
Federal
Other
income
for
income
tax
profits
issued
1,650,000
1,610,000
par
150,000
438.810
325,000
481,900
$1,713,717
$0.60
$1,534,598
$0.54
—
foreign)
and
profit
—
Net
prulit per share
—V. 175, p. 2179.
(2,845,791 shares outstdg.)
8,
PLACE
.1953,
able
of Common Stock Offering
interest
with
that
announced
of
of
the
Trust
Co.
ferred and
writing.
rate
share of common
stock at $30
unit, without under¬
used for working capital.
The proceeds are to be
with
of
5%
per
loan. agreement
date
of
of
pay¬
in
annum
installments
both inclusive,
per
of
and
each
,,
.
of
the
The
V.
•
cate
g,667
of
6^666
the
authorized
The
The
called
has
company
for redempt'on
aggregate
number
of
below:
name
shares
common
*
Kalman
Scott,
&
Co.
Co.__I
W. C. Gibson &
3,50o
3,000
MeCarley & Co., Inc.—
MacNaughton Greenawalt
10,000
_____
the
In
that
the
1839.
p.
.
Lower
Valley would
of
5,000
White & Co.—
Link, Gorman, Peck & Co.
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Ihc.
5,000
Mason-Hagan,
5,000
Ames,
an
diesel units.
for
4,000
—V.
Valley, which is a cooperative, and Jackson Hole
already have a joint application pending before the FPC for transfer
of the licenses for the hydroelectric projects.
The
cooperative
its
to
has
members
in
facilities
owns
Caribou
Bonneville
and
sale
the
for
electric energy
Idaho.
It also
of
Counties,
application pending before the FPC to acquire the facilities
Valley Power & Light Co., of Afton, Wyo., located in Lincoln
Wyo.—V. 173, p. 2091.
an
Star
of
now
County,
Son_i__;:_ '
Aim,
Quarter Ended March 31—
from
operations—v—_
income
Number
of
Earnings
Calif.—Bonds
Offered—B.
C.
Co.,
West Bend, Wis., on April 28 publicly offered $550,000
of 31//2%-41/4% first mortgage serial and sinking fund
bonds, series B, dated April 1, 1953, at par and accrued
Ziegler
&
$0.82
the
Of
1954;
total,
$93,000
Dec.
1,
June
1,
$36,000
mature
to
1958
1967.—V.
bonds
of
June
Dec.
1,
1963;
p.
175,
will
mature
to
1955
1,
Dec.
1,
June
1,
1958;
to
1953
$162,000
1,
Dec.
mature
2594.
and
mature
$259,000
to
1963
1,
Dec.
The
*$0.59
Malabar
Farm
The
SEC
provision
corporation
required
of
has
for
Federal
income
taxes.—V.
177,
The
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Products
President
John
Powell
&
and
Treasurer
Powell
&
development
Co.,
of
Mathieson,
basic
and
Alvin
H.
Powell.
April
on
filed
28
letter
a
$40,000 face amount of 5%
data
of
Leonard
class
elected
with
notification
of
the
grinding
In
:
been
has
1923,
insecticides,
and
to
Powell's
Chairman
as
177,
and
customers.—V.
177,
1840.
p.
of
the
Executive
Committee
of
Gas
&
Electric
Co.
below.—V.
175,
1953
—V.
Offered
—Hallgarten & Co., Straus, Blosser & McDowell and
McCormick & Co. head a nation-wide banking group
which on April 28 made public offering of 184,000 shares
of common stock (par $1) at $10 per share.
the
Of
184,000 common shares
ing issued and sold by the
outstanding and
additional
25,000 shares
shareholders to
certain
PROCEEDS—The
sale
of
20,000
(above
Inc.—Stock
offered)
20,000 shares
are
sales
177,
The remaining 164,000 shares are
being sold by selling shareholders. An
being sold directly by some of the selling
are
proceeds
be
to
received
by
the company from
to working- capital.
shares, will be added
The company has recently completed the
purchase for $950,000 of all
of the capital stock of four companies which
have become whollyowned
common
subsidiaries
negotiated
of
turers
other
of
replacement
Chase
this
in
connection
it
has
in
springs.
It
is
under
one
the
of
market
These
state
every
and
country's leading manufac¬
exhaust and tail pipes, leaf springs and
and
products
and
in
two
largest
producers
the
are
Canada
largest distributor
sold under Maremont's
through more
private brand names
of
of
than
March
well. In
as
2,000
of this'
area
and
maintains inventories
EARNINGS—For
s
to
the
$16,053,029
on
480,000
with
shares.
DIVIDENDS—The
quarterly
July
15,
ten
warehouses
ended Sept.
Income
directors
of
30,
$692,701,
have
1952,
equal
over
the
net sales
to
$1.44
intention
announced
country,
to
amounted
per share
declare $a
dividend
1953
the future
in
net
year
at
to
cn
of 20c per chare on the common stock,
payable
holders of record July 1 and to consider payments
a
quarterly basis,
•
-
177,
1259.
p.
Co.
National
Bank
Y.—V.
(&
1953
tax—:
Donald
V.
379,000
per
290,000
t$369,320
$273,718
196,624
share——-
unconsolidated
share for the
quarter in
equities
distributed earnings of (1)
and
*$0.76
—
to
44
a
common
are
,
The
Mengel
This
Zinsser
is
division
Merck is
of
President
of
For
The business of Sharp
the
the
of
Merck
Chairman
Vice-Chairman
President
of
combined
Sharp
the
&
the
of
Oscar
is sending a
of seven
April 24 announced he
on
8.
material from Oscar J. Tolmas as
Protective Committee, and you
proxy
Stockholders'
alternative
or
these
is with the
that their complaint
We have urged all groups to present
suggestions to the Commission. Despite
groups representing conflicting interest
argue their case in the Board Room of
two separate
company."—V.
of
directors
to
177,
1840.
p.
Oil Co.— Stock Sold—A. P.
Morgan Gas &
II.)
(J.
April 2
of capital stock
Msrek
combined
board;
John S.
Kerrigan is
company;
J.
James
and William
Division.
present share of Sharp
Merck con mori stock are
L.
Dempsey
is
stock, 2'/4
shares of
being issued.
One share in a
new
series of Merck's $4.25 second preferred
stock is being issued
in exchange for each present share of Sharp Sc Dohme $4.25 cumu¬
lative preference stock.—V. 177, p. 1050.
&
Dohme
to purchase royalties and
semi-proven oil and gas areas
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used
of
leases
in
all
prospective
in
types
and
Utah, Wyoming and Montana, and for drilling
interests in about 123,312 acres of
in Wyoming.—V. 177, p. 1475.
has
165,094
The com¬
Utah and in
expenses.
land in
acres
plans to offer to its common stockholders of record
right to subscribe on or before May 20 for 293,108 addi¬
shares of common stock at rate of one new share for each five
company
5
the
held.—V.
shares
177,
1840.
p.
Montana Power Co.—Debentures Authorized—
Federal
The
of
fund
Commission
Po.ver
at
competitive
and
are
City
in
authorized
this
to
amount of
company
principal
1978.
issued
be
to
Bank
has
bidding $18,000,000
due
debentures,
debentures
under
an
between the
agreement
Farmers Trust Co., as trustee.
Proceeds
of bank loans and to finance a portion
for the repayment
used
company's 1953 construction program.
the
FPC's
The
and
sell
and
The
sale
at
authorization
competitive
is
conditioned
to
shall not
bidding
the issuance
consummated until the
require that
be
amends its application in compliance with the Commission's
competitive
bidding requirements, and until the FPC
by further
order approves the price and the interest rate of the
debentures.
cpmpany
Bids for Debentures
common
Meredith Publishing Co., Des Moines, Iowa—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Utilities Co.—Stock Offering—
Montana-Dakota
The
May
sinking
& Dohme will be conducted
Co., Inc.
company,
Dohme
each
,
received
election
will be
George W.
by
headed
the annual stockholders meeting May
Common
a
facts,
company
a
President,
at
have
compaints
,
„
stockholders of this corporation and of Sharp & Dohme, Inc.
April 30 approved the plan of merger, it
was
announced by
W. MerCk and John S. Zinsser, Chairman of the Boards of
the
respective companies.
The name of
the
combined company is
as
committee,
adjudication of such complaints.
The
Inc.
Exchange
43
RR.—Protective Committee—:
protective
material clearly indicates
proxy
on
5? Co.,
York,
New
plan of recapitalization that was filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission. That Commission is the forum designated by law for the
George
its name
City of
1965.
receive similar material from a Preferred Stockholders' Committee.
tional
Co.'s
Merck & Co., Inc.—Consolidation Approved—
Merck
p.
stockholders of the company urging the re-election
"You
may
Chairman of
$0.56
to 60 cents
cents in 1952.
portion of the un¬
U. S.-Mengel Plywoods, Inc. (50% owned);
(2) Mengel West Africa.Ltd. (100%
owned but operating in a foreign
country); and (3) Kalistron, Inc. (approximately 33% owned).—V. 177,
p. .1681.
'
^
•
■ •;
under
176,
The letter in part follows:
$344,840
(Equal
equities.
1953
(Unconsolidated
.
the
of
71,122
$465,944
including unconsol. equities——
common
*Includes
$698,000
next,
Seeks Reelection of Present Directors-^
Fraser,
incumbent members
pany
Earned
1,
(par 5 cents) at 6 cents per share.
1952
$8,965,044
563,718
748,320
___•
tax
profit,
June
offered and quickly sold 1,600,000 shares
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
profit, excluding equities——
Equities in unconsolidated affiliates——
Net
N.
stockholders'
common
on
Kibba & Co. and Harrison S. Brothers & Co. on
$10,406,502
before
redemption
for
15-year 3%% sinking fund debentures due June 1,
accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at
and
1952
'
Net
the
company entered the rebuilt replacement clutch and auto¬
matic transmission field by purchase of Accurate Parts Manufacturing
Co.
of Cleveland
and associated
companifes which together place it
second in this field. Maremont operates three plants in the Chicago
year,
Profit
the
company
similar
York,
New
issue
of
one
replacement
leaf
name
distributors
mufflers,
products.
the
for
is
company
automobile
automotive
brand
and
company
The
any
called
has
your
bank loans of $1,000,000.
BUSINESS—The
mufflers
the
of
future."—V.
100%%
letter to all
$5,384,821 $18,922,058 $12,346,442
$9,338,298
1259.
p.
sales
Income
are
individuals.
net
Net
be¬
company.
presently
the
Products,
sales
framework
desires to be in a position
opportunities that may become
and
engineering
growth.
seek
1953
1952
Quarter Ended March 31—
Automotive
the
other
fitted
and have
in
Jan. 1 to Mar. 28—
1127.
p.
Mengel
Maremont
Stores
Melville'Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Up—
.
Electric Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
the
in
these
Retail
Suburban
its
to
their
-5 Wks. End. March 28-
Maiden
McCrory
1840.
p.
purposes.
See
production,
■Management
in
ro-
Snangenberg, President of the United Stores Corp., has been
Corp.—V.
(no par) to be offered at $10 per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for general corporate
has
company
;
'
leader
a
herbicides
stock
A
"the
proxies
debenture notes and
10-year
told,
were
Tolmas, Chairman, 808 Union St., New Orleans, La., is soliciting
for the coming election of directors to the board on May 8.
J.
McCrory Stores Corp.—Chairman of Exec. Comm.—
,
stockholders
outstanding
A
Smith,
1
Inc., founded
formulation of
and
Four
of
negotiations
which will
lead
to
Co., Inc., its subsidiaries and asso¬
joint announcement made on May l
mixing plants to service pesticide
formula tors
are
operated
at
Brooklyn, N.
Y.;
Atlanta, Ga.; East
Omaha, Neb.; and Elkton, Md.
Sales offices are located throughout
the United
States
and
a
technical
service laboratory
Is maintained
at
Port
Jefferson,
Long
Island,
N.
Y.,
to
render
assistance
and
Corp., Lucas, O.—Files With
greater flexibility than now exists."
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
completed
John
companies, according to a
Thomas S. Nichols, President
formulate
Exchange Commission—
corporation
covering
shares
400
and
products could be handled
bank credit to carfy^ peak or
by
however, to be the part of prudence," the fcornsomewhat the present restriction on future issues
advantage
at
may
Securities
civilan
sometimes through exchange of common stock,
which have permitted it to enter new lines that
company
its
of
1966
acquis.tion
the
with
the
into
Place,
denticides.
interest.
1,134,229
share_„_
(No
ciated
by
predictions under
Mission Corp.—Partial Redemption—
302,912
*669,606
2,134,312
outstanding—
530.
the
make
to
prevail generally.
1952
2,011,511
1,754,079
___——
shares
per
*l.oss.
p.
the
$29,718,415 $29,952,358
Income
tNet
that
would be excellent,
showed a 41% sales
for a good second half,
year
which
looked
that
Immediate
no
indications are
the
impossible
augmented
to provide
addition,"
available
1953
Sales
of
also
had
pointed
out
that, apart
from increasing military
growth and development of its civilian business re¬
continuing capital investment in plants and facilities.
take
to
share, and the prefer¬
acquired,
well
& Co.
and
properties
(Glenn L.) Martin €0.—Earnings Higher—
Mathieson Chemical
Angeles,
1,000
Rogers
a
company
"In
past
Kane,
"to lift
quired
1 500
___________
will
Bids
St.,
from
V.
it
177,
be
received
York, N,
New
$18,000,000
of
May 4—
by the
company
sinking
at Room 2033,
No. 2 Rector
on May 4 for the purchase
debentures due May 1, 1978.—
(EDTi
Y., up to noon
fund
1475.
p.
'*
Morton
Packing Co., Louisville, Ky.—Stock
Sold Pri¬
f
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
4%
sinking
fund
debentures
due
$1,000,000
A
Common shares ($1
.
*$557,000
408,000
debentures
serially to Dec. 1, 1963
3%%, 90 day bank loan
W/o, 120 day bank loan__
374,000
600,000
par value).
was
on
The company on April 24 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 258,000 shares of its $5 par common stock, representing out¬
standing shares to be offered for public sale by the "selling stock-,
holders" through Stone & Webster Securities Corp. The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. None
600,000
maturing
of
;
400,000
■
the
E.
500,000 shs.
as
a: current liability.
As of Feb.
deposit in the -sinking fund.
issued.
The
and
by
the company.
The
selling stock¬
The
General
Manager—
E;
Edna
Meredith-Edwin
Jr.,
E,
Rohen Trust
177, p. 834.
To Be Sold
34,000
34,000
86,000
266,000
(21%)
T.
64,400
Trust
Meredith-Mildred
Held
214,000 (17%)
214,000(17%)
Vice-President,
of; E. T. Meredith, deceased
Edna
Meredith,
—V.
received
M: Bchen
The trust
tin addition to class A
debentures, $600,000 Class B debentures were
originally authorized; none ever issued. On March 4, 1953 the company
and the banks agreed that none-of the class B debentures would ever
be
Meredith, Jr.,
Mildred
19, 1953,
,
will
the number of shares held and to be sold, are as follows;
T.
Director
_•
be
proceeds
holders,
400,000
700,000 shs.
♦Includes $70,000 carried
$59,003
Outstanding
Dec.
1,
1960
24%%
class
FINANCING
,
stock.
present
half
was
connection
appear,
The
that
company
resources,
would
production,
1,500
L500
1,500
1681.
p.
2,500
2,000
num-
stock
added,
stock
Mead, Miller & Co
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.__
4,000
Co.—„_C—4,000
177,
This
Lutheran Hospital Society of Southern California, Los
nett
"It
the
210,000.
demands.
contributed
the
Lower.
Inc
Emerich & Co.,Inc.
Clayton Securities Corp.—
Franklin, Meyer & Bar-
5,000
Fewel to
___.
to
Increase, the company said indications are
production outlook and near-term plans for capital
in
present
temporary
______
5,000
Adamex Securities Corp._"_
Dallas Rupe &
Jacilities, which are lo¬
cated
in Teton County, Wyo.
The facilities include electric trans¬
mission
and
distribution
lines,
four
hydroelectric
units and three
$310,000
pay
<
Taussig, Day & Co., Inc.—
application
with the Federal Power Commission requesting authorization for the
acquisition of all the electric transmission, hydroelectric, and diesel
units new owned by Jackson Hole Light & Power Co., of Jackson, Wyo.
has filed
Wyo.,
pany
3,000
5,000
Lester, Ryons &■€c.—-J—
Light, Inc.—Acquisition—
corporation located at Freedom,
3,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—_
177,
>
Lower Valley Power &
This
3 000
5,000
New
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
Inc.
Stix & Co.———„"
:
.
5,000
with
company's certifi¬
3,940,000
to
company
operations
economic conditions
expenditures
3,000
Gardner
the
the
increased
first
quarter
emphasized' it
current
3,000
____
&
Baker, Simonds-A,Co.•
Julien Collins & Co._——"
1,
outstanding $6 preferred stock at $110.50 per share
dends.
Immediate payment will be made at the Hanover Bank,
York, or at the H.bernia National Bank of New Orleans.—V.
& Co
Reinholdt
160,000
said
the
the
for
recommending
6,000
of
use
first
said
he
uncertain
7,000
Co._-
by
He
although
3,500
the
to
3,440,000
be issued and increasing the number
value of $1.50
par
President,
stockholders
business
increase.
3^500
a
meeting
total of 550,000 shares*
a
value of $100.
told
indicated
as
3 500
Reid, Higbie & Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co..
10,000
Sweatt
company's
of
12,000
Mason,
_____—
Securities
12,000
______
Inc.—"
Horner
First
Chicago
Co.:__-:__:_
& Co.,
Mr.
Shares-
12,OOo
Mc-
Do well
McCormick &
set
or
•
stock has
par
W.
Sweatt,
specific, plans for
Bradbury-Ames
next, all of its
and accrued divi¬
June
on
a
from
may
preference shares from
common
stock
Harold
that
stockholders
annual
amendment
an
raising
shares
common
the
at
capital stock by
approved
incorporation
of
ence
authorized
was
increase its
stockholders
of
ber
6 667
The Milwaukee Co
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Calls $6 Preferred—
company
April 28 to
The
shareholders have agreed to sell to the underwriters
shares, qnd each of the underwriters has severally
Hallgarten & Co
Straus, -Blosser • &
Inc.
This
on
Shares
I
_
'
Co.
purchase
its
See also
177, p.-1840.
common
to
725.
177, p.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Stock Increase
company has agreed to sell 20,000 common
underwriters has severally agreed to purchase
common shares set opposite its name below:
the
'
-selling
164,000
above.—V.
proceeds of
they will be used
Hallgarten & Co
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
McCormick &
Co.
Voted—Sales 41% Higher—
number of
„
Gas
requested under "oversubscription" rights.
were
and
May 1, 1965. By the
the loan will be paid
Chicago.
the aggregate
Natural
oversubscribed by 43%, it was announced on April 29.
A total of 465,630 shares or 98% of the shares
offered,
were subscribed
for under primary rights and 214,390
April
Life
The
loan
a
Equitable
of $1,500,000
under
company
agreement
States for
Shares
on
one
at' the
(Calif.) Nut House—Files With SEC—
April 15 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 10,000 shares of preferred stock (par $25) and 10,000 shares
of common stock (par $5> to be offered in units Of one share of pre¬
company
United
American
Middle South Utilities, Inc. — Offering is Oversub¬
scribed—The offering to stockholders of 475,000 shares
of common stock at a price of $23.25 per share has been
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
opposite
Los Angeles
into
on May 1 of each year from 1954 to 1964,
installment of the unpaid balance on
final
agreed
The
See
shares (par $1).
shares of $1 par value
four common shares of $1
common
common
May 15, 1953, at which time
to redeem on that
date the outstanding debentures and the balance will be
applied toward
the repayment of the bank loan from American
National Bank &
the
356,573 shares of
common stock offered to stockholders, 94.5% or 336,886
shares were taken up on the exercise of rights.
Such
shares were offered to stockholders at a price of $23.25
with rights to purchase expiring on April 28, 1953 at 3:30
p.m.
The remaining 19,687 shares have been sold by
Lehman Brothers and Smith, Barney & Co., the man¬
agers, for the account of the underwriting group.—V. 177,
p. 1681.
29
loan
a
the
oh
Subscribed—Lehman Brothers and Smith, Barney & Co.
April
700,000
PRIVATELY—The
into
Society of
terms
on
NOTES
entered
$100,000
Lorillard Co.—94.5%
to
120,000
outstanding wa3 changed
$360,000 was transferred
Assurance
a
(P.)
the
value.
i.rom
paid-in surplus to stated
capital so that the stated capital of the company became $480,000 and
paid-in surplus $273,000.
TO
Net
(par $1)
of
the
taxes
-
(domestic and
taxes
3,951,498
shares
time each
same
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—To Sell Bonds—
so
common
the
—3,f 52,527
tuxes__;._
Federal
excess
income
At
$16,826,393 $17,945,965
_
Profit before
200,000
1952
19,, 1953, the Articles of Incorporation of the company
that the
authorized
shares were increased
from
amended
were
March
Quarter Ended
7
(1903)
(5%)
52,000
64,400
(5%)
52,000
M.
"
*
vately—This company has sold 25,000 shares of its com¬
mon stock (par $1) at $7 per share to J. H. Whitney &
Co., New York, private banking firm, it was announced
on April
22.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for expansion of the company'3
business.
The company is considering
renting
a
plant in Charlottesville,
Va., to supply the Eastern market more economically, following whim
15,000 additional shares may be offered for subscription by stockholder,i
to
provide working capital for that plant.
The
purchase
stock to
a
total
25,000 shares Increased outstanding commra
including 7,000 shares being acquired 1/
of
the
of
100,000,
employees on the installment plan.
The
frozen
Morton company
food
products.
makes
a
line of
frozen meat pies
and other
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, May
(1904)
^.-'H2Sl6
Cost
goods sold—
general & administrative
of
Selling,
Profit
from
541,482
$1,311,663
73,64o
$2,125,170
75,070
$1,335,308
—
$2,200,240
Provision
for
1,210,132
taxes___i
income
a
For
income
"Earnings
"After
$623,383
—
share
common
per
allowing
$0.97
.
$1.54
stock dividend requirements.—V.
preferred
for
$990,108
,
p. 2401.
171,
Mountain States Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
company
in
The
short
issued
1953,
and
issue,
of
the
Bank
would
176,
be made
15.
June
on
plans to enter into a credit agreement with the Con¬
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.
of
Chicago and The
for
Proceeds would be used
$£75,000 each.
improvements
—V.
$1,750,000
to
up
interest rate of 3'/2% per year,
from June 15, 1953, to Dec. 1,
would be Dec. 31, 1953.
The initial
maturity
of
$1,000,000
company
tinental
Illinois
Hanover
issuance
would have an
the period
during
date
The
and
term
which
notes,
be
would
tor ihe
promissory notes.
aucnonzition
requesting
unsecured
application from this
an
for additions
application states.
the
company's properties,
the
to
686.
p.
Corp.—Earnings—
1953
3 Months Ended March 31—
sales
Net
income
Federal
Excess
>
—
taxes
2,472,221
1,341,600
1,560,188
813,500
100,400
taxes
(estimated)
Income
on
1952
$17,564,409 $13,005,415
-
income
Federal
before
profits
——
-
——
tax
Cr286,268
Refund of Federal taxes on inc. of prior years—
income
Net
—v.
176,
$1,030,221
1770.
p.
—:
——
$1,032,956
$0.75
-
share
per
of
of
(or
of
$0.76
—~
will
(89.34% ) of the
indebtedness of the other
the
mergers,
NEES will own
stock of North Shore Gas and
stock of Essex County Electric
of
of the common
common
The
following
with
subsidiaries of
in the filing
into
companies
operations
order
into
an
the merger of the
a
gas
England Electric System have
application with the SEC for
company
the matter for
hearing
Gas
Light Co., Maiden Electric
Co., and Arlington Gas Light Co.
connection
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
with
said
May 26, 1952; Maiden &
Suburban Gas & Electric
on
Co.,
stock
will
increase
issued
be
Gas
n
holdings
its
in
Maiden
Gas
and
1952
$2,088,916
299,027
89,966
Provision for income
39,135
.
._
taxes—
[
Net
profit
"Does
-t
-
include
not
1
■
For
companies;
by
Suburban Electric
par), which will
presently outstanding
will be unaffected by the
construction
$50,831
$188,069
—■—
-
department
share
operations,
2272.
results
the
of
Maiden
Electric
'or
Electric
share
each
of
Maiden
latter
Maiden
of
Electric
the
(or
by
Suburban
Electric
of
and
of
months
ended
In 1952
holder
and
one
will
for each
share of
of
Suburban
Gas.
applicable
stock
of The North American
North
March
forma
subsidiaries.
net income
the
to
American
31,
1953,
Co.
and
amounted
basis for the
its
the consolidated net
subsidiaries,
to $11,061,000,
$1.21
or
shown
are
semi-annually.—V.
176,
p.
March
will
the
receive
Income
further
any
dividends
of North
account
other
show
only
National Distillers Products Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earns.—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Interest
Net
1953
&
reserves—
profit before
for
taxes
Federal income
taxes
Suburban
subsidiary,
Electric
Interest
$3,801,200
18,092
3,509
---.
"Earnings
per
$2,729,491
8,493,976
outstanding
share
common
—V.
p.
177,
held
in
investments.
after
The total
those
on
deduction
of
to $147,000,
amounted
1953
and
preferred ctock.—V. 177, p.
after
com¬
lines
related
and
equip¬
from
'
$0.38
ry.
provision
for dividends
1840.
(subject to
adjustments).
RR.—Earnings—
railway
1951
1950
$1,096,516
$1,108,720
$931,993
586,429
C46.813
490,309
393,010
income..
oper.
1952
$1,168,930
_
railway—
202,711
229,497;
174,871
168,618
3,235,053
2.862,393
3,134,305
2,541.047
1,513,924
1,045.950
1,364,044
966.556
522,175
310,986
459,577
389,771
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
from
of
net
such
interest
received
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
Income..
oper.
177,
1475.
p.
sidiaries,
ter
of
The
Similar
taxes
of
tax
the
for
ings
its
of
Union
first quarter
of net oper¬
Electric Co.
stock
common
operating
savings
first
Union
tax
of
quarter
Electric
for
of
Missouri
first
the
$3,726,000
first
the
Federal
income
returns
1953
because
stock
common
the
have
The
the
in
current
prevailing
than
for
the
operating
hydro
last
returns
also
below
which
reduction
of
The
adversely
National Gypsum Co.—Plans Expansion—
pansion
during
disclosed to the stockholders at the
man,
The
expected
include
in
both
Mr.
Baker
years
to
those
be
financing.
so."—V.
and
the
meeting,
the
in
company
acquisition
April 28.
few
next
of
already manufactured by
subject
to
It
this
$394,000
that
out
177,
Ry.
the
projected
and
financial
Ry.
assets of
liabilities
current
American
The
North
is
expansion
not
position
expected
is
strong
in
to
and
concerns
Net
the
next
entail
r.v.
—V.
177,
promises
Its
capital
net
and
proceeds
for
purchase of interests in
vessels
National
In
located
November,
the
in
1946
at San
Iron
tuna
(now
National
for
the
vessels.
the
captains and crews of several
Calif., operated their vessels jointly
Diego,
Works
1948,
the company
will be used
corporate
purposes,
including
add.tional
BUSINESS—Beginning
tuna
with
to
general
National
Tuna
Steel
Clippers,
&
Shipbulding
Inc.,
Corp.).
organized
was
for
of succeeding National Iron Works in the
operat!on of
vessels, and joined with these captains and crews in
acquiring
managing these vessels. In April, 1951, National Tuna
purpose
these
and
Clippers,
Inc., changed its name to its present one,
namely, National Marine
Termiral, Inc. The company has leases on tidelands
property from
the City of San Diego,
Calif., and subleases part of this property to a
local shipyard,
utilizing the balance of property as an operating base
for
its clippers.
The company subsequently added a
machine shop
which
includes in
-
its
operations
CAPITALIZATIpN GIVING
the
handling of defense
EFFECT TO
,
6%
.
preferred
Common
The
.
,
stock
stock
($10
($1
par)
par)
per
uted
expected
and
year
of
balance
67,050 shs
174.900
shs!
entitled to receive preferen¬
are
Preferred shareholders will '
accumulated dividends, on volun¬
unpaid
New York,
England
Electric
177,
1259.
p.
serial
the
latter
company
remaining
its
that
assets
turned
the
assets
In
than
following
in the
the
filing of
merger
of
subsidiaries
System—To
application
an
the
electric
this
System
with
operations
gas
single gas company
single
of
the
of
Merge
and
the
<fe
Electric
Co.,
and
In
the
to
to
Gloucester
Lighting
Essex
order
erties
Co.,
Electric
County
effect
North
Electric
and
its
merge
Salem
Salem
Electric
the
June of
of
The
North
gas
and
Operations
on
Co.,
Gas
80%
mature
15,
Dec.
the
the
of
175
70-ton
equipment is
certificates
to
as
it
has
of
invited
$1,050,000
will
value
par
issue
proposed
will
all-steel
estimated
be
in equal annual
1967, both inclusive.
company
dated
contribution,
the
FOR
Certificates
and
MONTH
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
from
revenue
operations
Net
—V.
ry.
to
enure
177,
Co.,
NEE3
authorizing
into
will
dividends.
15,
into
a
1953,
from
will
Dec.
one
reduce
will
issued
1953.
order
an
Beverly
Gas
Gas
Light
Co.,
North
Shore
Gas
its
merge
common
transfer
capital
Thereupon
stock,
North
its
stock
the
be
Bids
guaranteed
are
to
be
by
sub¬
AND
FIRST
THREE
MONTHS
Natural
income..
1,968,339
$4,747,915 $13,283,299 $13,072,478
2,118,326
5,446,130
5,662,357
gas
to
prop¬
reflect
Gas
and
York
Steam
share
Operating
Operating
revenues
and
expenses
Operating
taxes
$1,560,566
North
58,029
Gross
$1,632 259
$1,622,310
1,295,265
336,994
1,293,938
300,000
American
Its
to
income
♦Misc.
before
reservation
reservation
of
net
of
net
income..
$78,372
income
income
___
•Appropriated net income
erty.—V. 177, p. 530.
328,372
Shore
Gas
will
of
Union
expects that
Rights
stock
common
shares
held
record
of
at th»
oversub¬
(par $10)
(with
an
to expire on May 19.
are
Commission
the
of
10
and
wells
terminated
has
transfer
to
its
Co.
Commission
all
the
of
said
FPC
that
said
that
the
that
the
on
transfer
gas
basis
to
supply
The
the
FPC
gas
ment,
cancellation,
the
purchase
contracts,
other
or
is
contracts
that
in
thus
all
that
facts
of
and
alienation
express
that
issued
purpose*
before
now
and
it,
the
ft
re¬
cubte
by
Norther®
transfer,
abandon¬
the
of
any
with
except
October
trillion
6
held
is
sale,
any
and
June
Northern's
of
prohibited,
owned,
order
leases
the
by
of
proceeding,
and that
it
appeared
the
not jeopardize the dedications
authorized
out
considered
under
purchase
project
pointed
supply,
gas
wells
it
of
supply.
wells
of
gas
and
time
terms
Commission's
the
of
leases
that
the
gas underlying them does
foot
company
of Oct. 31 it had sold and
as
gas
at
purchase of the
orders.
this
by
\
subsidiary
The
date.
investigation In¬
an
sale
and
wholly-owned subsidiary, Norther®
a
company's
prior
ga*
approval
o£
FPC.
FPC
The
ferring
them
that
said
the
wells
raise
may
and
leases
asserted,
this matter
sions,
recognized
"as
that
and
important
an
Commission
it
Northern's
repurchasing
rate question
we
is not before
have
us
in
the
the
indicated
now.
—V.
.
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—March
revenue
freight ton
Total express
mall
Total
177,
Revenue
926,093
142,071
140,883
396.445
350.324
54.52%
load factor—:
59.85%
1840.
p.
Sabs.)—Earnings Up—
Three Months Ended March 31—
sales
1952
1,649,542;
47,069,736
907.64S
1
miles flown
Norwich Pharmacal Co. (&
Gross
occa¬
1840.
58,317,321
flown—
miles flown.
passenger
177,
p.
2,117,883
miles
miles flown
ton
ton
However,
numerous
Operational Figures—
flown
passenger
in- trans¬
underlying
gas
future.
on
1953
miles
Revenue
actions
less
returns
and
1953
adustments—
of
products
1952
Operating
Interest
$4,210,659
profit
and
1,572,91a
1,923,190*
$721,042
sold
$3,998,082
1,427,685
2,061,932
Cost
$501,974
sundry income-
for
acquisition
of
bonds
or
of
new
prop¬
20,619
New
York
Wire
Cloth
Other
Co.
Stock Sold—The 11,300
recently offered publicly by
Alex. Brown & Sons at $15 per share were
quickly sold
without the benefit of a selling
group. See also V. 177,
p. 1840.
shares
of
common
—
Period End. Mar. 31—
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
from
revenue
—V.
ry.
oper.
177,
p.
Income
1475.
Co.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$14,841,667 $17,186,046 $44,078,047 $52,486,607
11,812,444
12,349,300
34,683,098
37,209,955
ry.
operations
Net
$525,55ft
deductions
Provision
128,267
S.
127,91®
356,661
224,822
$256,733
for U.
$172,816
$0.29
$0.19
income taxes (estimated).
stock
Norfolk & Western Ry
Railway
23,582
$741,661
Net
issue
and Essex County Electric
out
to
stockholders
common
five
each
250,000
$36,994
income
deductions
cash
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
offer
Nov. 5, advised the FPC that
to
satisfied
$1,564,281
71,693
income
contribute to the
of
(including the dash to
$15,000,000.
This will, of coursew
assuring dedication of the necessary
was
-V.
]
income
Non-operating
1852
$21,142,095 $21,331,719
19,581,529
19,767,438
plan;
contributed
exceed
might not only have violated
but might have negated the
28,
Total
1953
—\—
the
rata, of all of the common stock of Union
including the stock already distributed t®
176, p. 2272.
for
Producing
on
Scheduled
Corp.—Earnings—
ol
in Muzait
contributions
cash
Month of March-
New
under
equity
$10,000,000
Co.
asstes
will
additional shares of
Nov.
Gas
that
of
Total
Beverly, Gloucester
County Electric.
Co.
Co. intends to
Co.
Electric
net
plans to
leases
gas
Northern
the
$4,757,560
Nortlx
consist
stockholders.—V.
Power
last
its
The
ry.
Railway
Gloucester
and
into Essex
Union
June)
new
Federal
all
Net
income
Earnings
$3,029,223
,
$4,836,746
1,483,447
2,388,228
$9,394,949 $15,276,652
4,452,322
7,062,379
per
common
New Drug
Melvin
Concurrently with the above transaction,
The
of
1953,
15,
Co.
Investigation Terminated—
cars.
will
liquidated)
The
permit
benefit, pro
outstanding,
company
of
rate
Oct.
and
American
additional
Northern Natural Gas
The
more
hopper
$1,318,469.
North
Electric
make
to
in
May 5 for 598,100
as
not
be
to
over
American
a
operations
the
Co.
transferred
1475.
p.
will
of
all
American
of
1953—Month—1942
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$14,385,125 $14,143,900 $41,326,533 $40,897,757
9,627,565
9,395,985
28,043,234
27,825.279
...
oper.
of
value
contributed
be
be
covered
at
June
installments
provide
were
ownedf
consisting
during the remainder of the liquidation,
period.
However, since the company's Income will consist principally
of
Its return from
short-term
invesments, sufficient cash must be
retained to pay all operating expenses
during the two-year period, the
liquidation expenses and possible additional income taxes applicable
to prior years.
At the end of the two-year period, the net current
then
assets
remaining, together with
such
of
the
investments
in'
60 Broadway Building Corp., Muzak Corp., and Hevi Duty Electric Co..
as have not by that time been
realized, will be transferred, as a capi¬
to
subject
to
authorization
of
the
company's
assumption
of
obligation and liability for the certificates and approval of the bid
by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Railway
Railway
It
conditions
value
bids,
par
mitted
EARNINGS
Union
of
as
Northern
serially
to
of
cost
the
28
issue
certificates.
sale
the
of
proposed
Net
companies
has
Gloucester
Light
with
order
electric
May 26,
Beverly
will
properties.
198,984 shares of its $10 par
joined
an
operating
their
into North Shore Gas,
Electric will
trust
from
April
an
The
of
this year North American
capital
assets.
5,045,869
Co.
mergers,
Shore Gas
disposition of
S^lem Gas will
Electric
Co.,
for
Commission
scheduling the application for hearing
Salem
have
SEC
the
the merger of
and
company,
12,783,643
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Bids for Ctfs.—
Aggregate cost of
The
stockholders
current
stituted
equipment
Proceeds
Income
of 11 Subsidiaries into Two
Electric and Two Gas Cos.
The
Dr359,832
company announced on
at
noon,
May
13, on
opened
Net
New
4,606,283
1682.
p.
the
to
equity
$24,164,046
annum.
redemption.—V.
or
Outstanding *'
1,000,000 shs.
—_
holders o' the preferred shares
$31,871,136
12 Months Ended March 31—
FINANCING
100,000 shs.
____
tial cumulative dividends of 6%
receive $10.50 per share,
plus
tary liquidation
PRESENT
contracts.
Authorized
—
$5,796,902
Co.
wholly
assets,
no par value common stock of Union Electric Co.
Missouri, exchangeable for the $10 par stock which is to be distrib¬
of
to
Marine
PROCEEDS—The
$10,992,245
income-
and U. S. Government securities, amounting to $538,—
possible minor claims which have not as yet been de¬
is
scription privilege).
ry.
:
income
oper.
any
Terminal, Inc.
(Calif.)—Preferred
Stock
Offered—Wahler, White & Co. and associates are
offering 30,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock
at par ($10 per share).
Associated in this offering are
Prugh, Combest & Land; R. E. Evans & Co., and
Lope & Co.
working
from
rev.
operations
The
National
expenses...
the
by
favorable
net
American
$569,000.
were
Light & Power Co., had
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$72,514,577 $62,323,172 $203,782,024 $199,507,742
61,522,332
56,526.270
171,910.888
175,343,696
id
9,451,886 shares of
(Including All Leased Lines)
1953—Month—1952
revenue...
oper.
the Buffalo, N. Y.,
414.
p.
oper.
will
years
going
Central RR.
and
Co.
American
The
current
1953
31,
while
North
termined.
Electric
Per. End. Mar. 31—
Net
self-financed
"Our
remain
annual
concern.
pointed
can
the
construction
new
fields related
few
of
growth
building materials
new
New York
f
is embarking on an $18,000,000 plant capital ex¬
the next two years," Melvin H. Baker, Board Chair¬
company
less
much
were
about
hold¬
95%,
no longer be
American Co.
North
affected
were
conditions
a
of
the
for income
American
North
fallen
year
American.
quarter.
entirely of cash
000,
tax
results
electric
causing
year,
March
On
consolidated
last
from
North
therefore, the taxable Income of the latter company can
included
of
arising
The
1953,
of
the first quar¬
quarter
taxes
with
sub¬
and
quarter
for
reflected in the provisions
not
are
for
with
results
savings of $332,000 in
of consolidated income
filing
Co.
income
to
to $3,900,000 as compared
1952.
reflect
net
available
amounted
North
"This
short
on
for the
with $373,000
expenses
compared
as
ating expenses, including a provision of $175,000 for Federal income
taxes, for the first quarter of 1952.
These net expenses have been
in arriving at the consolidated net income already reported.
tal
railway...
Accordingly,,
holdings.
deducted
Electric
1953
from
Net
$3,797,691
8,499,731
$0.26
—
treasury
the
of
1840.
New Orleans & Northeastern
Gross
Net
"Excluding shares
electric
materials and supplies for $761,000
Net
L——
shares
KV
23
(94.51%)
following the electric
England Power Co., proposes to sell
New
certain
shares
Immediately
ment and
4,073,000
$2,747,583
profit.
Common
174,676
and
Electric.
$7,874,200
3,203,000
—
——
Minority
on
Gas
Suburban
March—
Total
Net
of
another
merger,
to
595,591
charges
Provision
1952
$8,469,791
$5,950,583
after deprec.
$6,736,220
785,637
Earnings from oper.
Mystic Valley
com¬
1952.
net
the equity In 60 Broadway Building Corp.; a senior
Corp., and common stock fo Hevi Duty Electric Co.
of
31,
a
American
the
corporate expenses,
term
of
will
of
stock
12
$1.23
the
on
for the remaining period of its
operating expenses of the company,,
which include costs of carrying out the plan of liquidation, the main¬
tenance of the records of stockholdings of 45,000 stockholders, and
existence
Upon consummation of the mergers, NEES will own (exclusive of shares
acquired through cash offers) 371,957 shares (98.04% ) of the common
mon
for
equal to
share
per
stock
which
of
Union Electric
distributed ta
of
already
Co.,
months ended
12
of the balance
only 91%%
its
and
parent company, was in the form of dividends on its holdings of com¬
mon stock of Union Electric Co.
It is not expected that North Ameri¬
can
later
indebtedness
Co.
in
cash
disposed of
accordingly, the
and,
substantially the only income of The North American Co., the
subsidiary,
$25).
certain
The
by
the
reported include
now
with
Co.
American
North
Electric,
share, as against $10,415,000
$14,473,000,
cash);
Union
therefore, retroactively the
subsidiaries
of
receive
will
in
Union Electric
of
American
North
distribution
interest
stockholders
common
The
of
this
By
its
earnings
income
a
will
provides for the assumption by Mystic
Valley Gas of certain indebtedness of Arlington Gas and Suburban Gas,
■and
Co.
common
$52.50 offered
of
$80
holder
0.5
agreement
merger
of
net income
share
and
common
(or
holder
the
common,
common
alternative
Electric
common
common
Gas
Gas
cash
a
Suburban
Gas
Mystic Valley Gas
Valley
($25
The
Gas.
Suburban
(or
common
share
one
of
of
Mystic
and
43,852 shares
Suburban
and
share
each
share
0.5
receive
The
■
name
Arlington Gas in exchanges for their
those
stock
common
stockholders of
to
of
NEES);
1953
$2,877,874
110,953
taxes...
income
—;
—
———
—-
before
change its
will
Gas
and Maiden Electric will change its name to
Suburban Elec.rlc Co.
In order
to
effectuate the merger, Suburban
Gas will transfer its gas properties and gas business to
Mystic Valley
Gas and will reduce its capital stock to reflect the disposition of its
gas properties.
Thereupon, Arlington Gas will merge into Mystic Val¬
ley Gas, and Suburban Gas will merge into Suburban Electric. Con¬
currently therewith, Mystic Valley Gas will increase its authorized
common stock by 124,412 shares ($25 par), which will be issued to the
stockholders of Suburbs
8!4%
Consolidated
Maiden
mergers,
Mystic Valley Gas Co
Suburban
Three months Ended March 31—
the operating
operations of
gas
of
stock
common
fractions.
of
about
parable pro
and the merger of their electric
single electric company; and the SEC has issued an
single
a
scheduling
Melrose
New
of
NEES
order authorizing
receive
Profit
offers).
Immediately following the electric merger, New England Power Co.,
another subsidiary, proposes to sell to Essex County Electric certain
23 KV electric lines and related equipment and materials and supplies
for a cash consideration equal to the net book value of the lines and
related equipment plus the cost of materials and supplies as at the
closing date ($2,090,000 as of Dec. 31, 1952).
mergers.
"Net sales
North
$22).
certain
assume
consummation
Upon
of
shares
1.5
common,
alternative
cash
a
(87.60%)
an
lieu
Excluding,
Gas
174,303 shares
joined
outstanding
consolidated
Saiem
351.818 shares
stocks
■
of
share
each
3.6 shares of Essex County
(
Natco
for
$67);
plan of liquidation of this company became effective on Jan. 20.
1953.
On that date the company distributed to its stockholders 848,114
shares of $10 par value common stock of Union Electric at the rate o*
one
share of such common stock with respect to each 10 shares ot
of North Shore
Shore Gas and
of
Electric
County
American Co.—First Quarter Earnings—
North
The
Electric (or a
$90); for each share of Salem Electric common,
County Electric (or a cash alternative of $90);
Essex
subsidiaries.
alternative
cash
a
common,
each share
common
Earned
Electric
common
In
Net
(or
alternative
for
Essex
of
North
common
shares
3.6
and
Beverly common, the holder will be entitled to
Shore Gas common and 2.1 shares of Essex County
share
each
Gloucester
to
Mullins Manufacturing
to the common
(exclusive of shares which may be acquired through cash
•
The Federal Power Commission has received
stock,
common
par
the
said
shares of
1.1
electric
Gas
Net
of
companies being merged in exchange for their
companies; and NEES will offer public stockholders
cash alternative to the exchanges of stock.
casn
for income taxes
before provision
Income
393,777 shares of its $10
holdings in
13'^i'4R?
761,919
(net)
issue
stockholders
$15,MUM
461,647
expenses
operations
income
Other
will
Mills, Inc.—Earnings—
Mount Vernon-Woodberry
4, 1953
the
C.
first
share
shares)
(899,608
Available—
Eaton, President, on May
nitrofuran
drug
product
1
announced
that
"furadantin.**
developed
by Eaton Laboratories,
being made available t®
Shipments of the new drug through¬
out the country have been
completed, he said.
The
nitrofurans are synthetic
chemical compounds derived Iron*
furfural, a by-product-of corn wastes.
"Furadantin" has been tailored
specifically for the treatment of urinary tract infections, Mr. Eaton
declared.
The Norwich subsidiary is the sole holder in this country
of
patents covering this product as
weU as a number of other
subsidiary, for internal
the general medical profession.
Inc.,
a
nitrofuran
drugs
previously
use,
is
now
developed.—V.
177, p.
1840.
,
Number 5217
Volume 177
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,.
Noryn Mines Ltd., Hull, Que., Canada—Registers With
Securities
and
Acquisition
registration statement with the SEC
The company filed a
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Acquisition—
Commission—
Exchange
Scranton
April 23,
on
amount
of
tribution
of
properties
scribed
including
expenses
is
shares
at
estimated
located
are
commissions in connection
in
cents
15
in
Rouyn
the
share.
per
Province
of
with
The
the
whether
ascertain
It
P.
dis¬
ceeds
for
are
"running
of
of
As
1952,
hundred
Quain
its
of
of which he
pany
Another
395,834
$10,000
(through
the principal shareholder and which he
held by three other persons.
is
of
facilities
and
Procter
stock
the
by
of
Federal
The
♦Consolidated
the
of
two
companies
net
common
stock
common
stock;' (2)
common
com¬
End.
Profit
stock
would
be
exchanged
share
of
Scranton
each
would
be
exchanged
for
for
4.40%
share
one
of
for
Federal
Net
•-
income
1,322.111
Fed.
State
&
income
profits
excess
taxes
from
Net
ry.
fcash
March—
688,700
dividends
paid™.
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per common sha;e
1,070,000
Cr64,700
80,000
$698,111
$959,928
—
4
_
400,000
_____
and
sales
—V.
ry.
—V.
177,
A
EvanSville, Ind.—Notes Placed Pri¬
potato
skins
by
—
$72,808,838
12,419,080
5 594,594
5,078,244
from
39,728,304
,159,959
The
26,970,811
below.—V.
177,
frozen
as
176, p.
by potato
use
varieties,
Public
Arrangements
for
the
to
Gas
Blyth,
purchase
of
purpose
Pacific
R.
Service
&
controlling
a
of
Co.,
consolidation
a
announced
was
Blyth
&
interest
Co.,
of
in
this
on
of
shoe
string,
french
30
be
per
$21
to
subject
share
to
of
approval
stock
Blyth
approves,
Public
would
&
Service
the
Co.,
from
subject
—V.
176,
to
common
California,
purchased at
in
Inc.
all
will
other
by
California.
Such
California
Public
the
offer
consolidation
a
Utilities
has
company
account
fund
of
the
Payment
will
Broadway,
called
sinking
debentures
due
be
New
from
for
fund,
June
made
York
15,
redemption
$200,000
1964
1,
the
at
June
on
its
of
and
Trust
Co.
176,
3V2%
177,
New
beforfc
Loss
—V.
Commission
than
50%
of
merger,
the
against
ii
531.
p.
1952
1953
-$95,233,143 $74,670,017
.
87,724,862
income
provision for
on
on
496,871
$6,921,287
_™J_
Federal
income
taxes
$6,424,416
484,834
$7,993,115
(net)
68,245,601
$7,508,281
and
income
;_
5,284,700
4,659,678
,
——
$1.24
..
—
profits
of
tax
1,644,000
1,644,000
—
share..
excess
$1,070,000
in
1953
$1.03
$961,272
and
in
176, p. 2167.
RCA Communications, Inc.—New Service—
on
exchange
1952
$18,001,515
17,005,199
$1,083,776
76,310
$1,056,497
______
726,453
809,869
equipment trust ctfs—
592,597
606,340
was
customer-to-customer
a
(TEX)
between
the
radio
overseas
United
States
teleprinter,
the
and
Belgian
announced on April 20
$996,316
$1,160,086
service
by T. H. Mitchell, President.
With the
addition of this new circuit, RCA. Communications now
operates 13 TEX channels between the United States
and
foreign
Subs.)—Earnings
1953
of
Inauguration
1683.
p.
$2,261,6601
$2,708,415
•
150,000
(EDT)
revenues
countries.
Other circuits are in operation to Norway, Sweden, Finland,
Holland, Western Germany, Denmark, England, France, Belgium, Switz¬
*
__
erland,
_______
-
1
60,181
Luxembourg
Hawaii.—V.
and
174,
1896.
p.
Radiant
income—
and
176,
The
production of a new inexpensive table and wall model pro¬
screen
has just been announced by this corporation.
It is
"Thrifty," a new screen that can be set-up in seconds, according
to the manufacturer, because
the projection surface needs only to
be unrolled and supported
by a single stretcher bar.
This stretchci*
bar
keeps the "Perma-White"
processed fabric completely taut la
provide good projection results.
"
jection
income
___"
taxes——
$358,712
' $158,964
1866.
p.
Phillips Petroleum Co.
Quarter
Ended
for
■'
♦Gross
'
'•
of
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
inch
1953
31—
1952
$
\
J.
oil,
*
$
„
79,510,516
—_
leaseholds
Facilities
Provision
has
affirmed, with modifications, a
by
a
Presiding
Examiner
authorizing
this
company
to
operate a major portion of some pipeline facilities built by Indiana
Gas & Water
Co., Inc. of Indianapolis, Ind., to increase natural gas
Net
decision
for
and
Federal
profit
development
and
;
income
on
_
___
profit
share
per
___!
15,954,260
19,772,140
14,583,022
$1.22
•
Shares outstanding at end of period——
Net
48,155,451
21,158,334
4,612,700
17,755,565
taxes
sizes
in
of
18
x
24,
22
30
30,
x
x
30,
(slightly higher
$4.95, and $5.95 respectively
-*
Co.—Stock Sold—The 27,000 shares
recently offered to the public by
Hemphill, Noyes & Go. and associates at $11 per shara
were quickly sold, without the benefit of a selling group.
Radio
of
costs,-
retirements—1__
-
available
for $3.95,
Coast).
170,523,177
and
Operating and general expenses, taxes (other
••'.than Federal taxes on Income), and interest- 56,631,649
of
is
sell
West
-
.
184,199,024
products,
petroleum
"Thrifty"
which
the
on
84,040,776
—
crude
merchandise
140
March
income
Purchases
interest.
York,
Corp., Chicago, III.—New In¬
Manufacturing
expensive Projection Screen Introduced—
»
2167.
p.
(&
application
receive $27 i.-v
If more
the
sinking
accrued
of
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—Expands
Power
of
noon
16,724,928
gross
depreciation,
Federal
to
o.t
of?
the
to
elect
vote
or
the
on
to noon
up
it
from
up
1983.—V.
1,
'_
bonds
on
Depletion
The
will
will
1952.—V.
$17,808,704
income
from
would
next,
1,
15-year
100%
at
Guaranty
Y.—V.
N.
purchase
and
,_™_
operating
Interest
Commission.
Pacific Western Oil Corp.—Partial Redemption—
The
cash
stock
basis
common
addition,
may
by them.
___i
taxes
for
♦Including
share¬
Gross
northern
the
$100)
(par
revenues
Deductions
approval
stock
Operating income
Nonoperating income
1866.
p.
the
of Washington's stocK
of
be
hoped to negotiate the consolidation with P. G. & E.
thereby furthering the integration of electricity and
year,
utility service
gas
be
a
bids, for
receive
mortgage bonds due May
Deductions
Mr. Blyth said he
Within
Philadelphia, Pa.,
Three Months Ended March 31—
•
share.
per
13
May
preferred
Operating
The
SEC.
and, if the SEC
shares of Pacific
purchase
holders at $21
with
Charles.
by
owned
i
before
Dividends paid
St.,
Sansom
Co.,
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
__:
Net income
1062.
Philadelphia Transportation Co.
Inc.
The
purchase of 448,712 shares or about
61%
of
Stock of Pacific Public Service Co. from Standard Oil Co.
will
company
company
April
on
In
stockholders
receive
to
miscellaneous
income
Congo
this
and
Canadian
Co.—Merger Planned—
arranging
Electric
President
at 900
tho
Power
and producers
canners
including
authorize
products and services sold,
♦Provision
designed for
are
to
Water
stock
preferred
stock.
common
into
preferred
of
depreciation,
general adminstrative and selling exps.:
Net
May 20 receive bids for the purchase from it of $30,000,000 of first and
refunding
Pacific
asked
Months Ended March 31—
Interest
machine, capable of steaming and stripping
pounds of spuds in an hour, has been developed
such
company
(EDT)
1841.
p.
$25
operative.—V. 177,
revenues
Cost of
7,372,103
2,314,173
peeling
sweets.—V.
shares
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Proposed Merger—
Co.
been
Washington
converted
be
of common
Pullman Inc.
Three
Gross
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Bids for Securities—
Service
elect
Earnings per
21.
Public
has
The
share
common
become
195,319,992
17,736,311
6,000
specialities,
fries and
April 1, 1963, inclusive, through Brew Emch Jen¬
Co., Milwaukee, Wis., it was announced on April
Pacific
of
11,752,580
this company.
of
foreign income
$3,190,000—V, 17C.
corporation.
new
Vz
Puget's
Puget's
stock
5,159,607
258 838,631 239,640,356
36 237,432
22,339,883
6,228,146
of
a
and
share
and
These machines
1954 to
See
share
one
will not
Pfaudler Co.—New Product—
new
the
The company has arranged to place privately
$225,000 of first mortgage 5% notes due serially April 1,
kins
and
Operating profit
(The)
Orr Iron Co., Inc.,
tax
would
into
each
1476.
p.
profits
Commission
stock
and
common
Puget's
1950
706.008
251,644,007
_
Income
oper.
States
company
into
the
surviving
common
share of
Vz
175,
p. 2380.
vately
Income.
1951
$88 222,243 $88,112,947
13,049,392
railway
railway.
from
Net
$2.05
taxes.
1952
railway— $88,109,119
railway
from
Net
500,000
$1.27
allowances,
returns,
31,
Puget's
cash for
1953
oper.
United
excess
and
Power
be
Washington
From Jan. 1—
Gross
412,500
500,000
______
_
discounts,
Net
tax
profit
*Less
2,109,928
taxes
$3.07
for
made
and original cost of the electric facilities of Puget which
merged with those, of
Washington was $101,590,261 on
1952, the application states.
Under the merger proposal,.
continues,
from
$33,510,412
$3.57
book
be
Dec.
Pennsylvania RR.—EarningsGross
been
this
of
The
1952
1952
♦$34,445,671
stock
$40,077,000
would
would
$14,488,554
has
Federal
which
cumula¬
PP&L
1953
1953
profit
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Proposed Merger—
The
„
merger
share
one
series, preferred
$14,557,431
I
before
Prov.
31—
Jan.
sales
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1867.
p.
for
Years
of
stock; and (3) each share of Scranton 3.35%
preferred stock, at the holder's election, would be exchanged
for one share of PP&L 3.35%
cumulative preferred stock,
or
threequarters share of PP&L 4'/*% preferred stock, or two shares of PP&L
common stock.—V.
177, p. 1476.
controls).
Co.
presently
are
cumulative
shares are
on
♦Provision
to
Scranton
share
taxes
acquire Scranton's stock by the issuance of its
in exchange therelor on the following basis:
(1) each two
PP&L
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.—Earnings—
♦Gross
Gamble
&
9 Months Ended March 31—
Power
'
..
■
.
plans
of
4.40%
issued
a
outstanding
;s
tive 1 preferred
Kingsmere,
were
the
authorized
ultimately to merge Scranton into the Pennsylvania
Pending this merger, the latter intends to operate
PP&L
stock
own
for
of
PP&L
shares
and
stock
been
properties as a division of its own system.
Scranton's
contiguous to the northeasterly portion of the area
area
by
interconnected.
'
pro¬
fees
for
and
Redmond
shares
is
1,000,103
the
system,.
Scranton
served
properties
of
$7,000
outstanding,- of which Quain holds 554,168 shares
and
the
dollars
offering;
stock
the
develop
to
advances;
and
President
The
1,
Nov.
three
loans
with
connection
expenses."
Quebec.
expenditures
thousand
repayment
in
expenses
large-scale
planned
L.
service
de¬
are
is
&
the
company's
Quebec,
quite
a
Nineteen
warranted.
are
"of
has
all
of
company
Co.
Per
speculative character."
The present
financing is preliminary in character, the proceeds to be used in part
for
geophysical surveys
i$4.000i
and diamond
drilling
($50,000)
to
being
as
this
by
Electric
Commission.
1953, covering 500,000 common shares, SI par, to be offered for public
sale at 50 cents per share.
No underwriters are to be employed.
The
9
(1905)
14,438,225
Condenser
" Stock
common
See details in V.
7,130,810
177,
1841.
p.
*
Raytheon Mfg. Co.—To Expand Activities—
See
$1.37
Liquid Carbonic Corp. above.—V.
177,
p.
/
877.
:
.
deliveries
to
that
in
company
the
Crawfordsville
and
Lebanon,
♦Does
Ind.,
paid
areas.
decision,
which
Feb-
26,
also
authorizes
facilities to Indiana Gas.
and
regulating
stations
new
stations
at
sell
the
Gas
for
Examiner
by
Edward
B.
Marsh
The
-
south
the
of
located
Plastic Clay,
stations.
Panhandle
north
of
the
stations
new
SEC
Indiana
to
The
will
lateral
owned
Gas
and
$567,893.—V.
177,
covering
and
8-inch
operated
by
20,000
be
Parke, Davis & Co.
(&
and
for
Total
Total
income
on
profits
Net earnings
Number
Net
4,340,333
earnings
part
ended
income
for
for
the
United
and
year
income
for
the
full
States
the
twelve
three
income
$6,811,000
31,
tax
the
full
*$1.05
lished
which
was
based
on
trends
of
for
the
before taxes
of
and
rata
March
31,
1952,
1952
the
would
foreign
effect
taxes
were
p.
given
to the
tax*
provision for taJtes
approximately
and
estimated
tax
requirements
a
office
Davis
expansion
since
The
de
company
Janeiro,
*-V.
177,
p.
also
Colon
has
branch is the latest step
in
program
opened a large manufacturing
Latin
1051.
America.
In
America
branches
in
March,
operation in Buenos Aires,
Latin
(Panama),
—
and
the
cents
Juan;
P.
R.,
and
in
Mexico
share
per
were
Mr, Portis went
the last half of
compared
maintained
were
to
on
the
in
with
1952
at
34
cents
the
rate
slightly lower in the
that
say
to
year
he
exceed
first
sales
expected
1952.—V.
169,
1818.
Rio
City.
for
the
purchase
series
be
to
secured
and
16
by
four
new
1,500
new
U,
to
fas
■>'
2,400 horsepower,
diesol-
horsepower
redemption
for
sinking
mortgage
made
on
1, next, $2,245,009.
series due 1965.
Pay¬
June
bonds,
fund
by Chemical National Bank & Trust Co.,
interest.—V.
177,
p.
144.
has
company
due
sold
privately
at
108%,
.
.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Sells Notes
' The
$2,000,000
of
37/s%
>
,
Private!^
sinking
fund
Dec.
1, 1966, to John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance
Co.
The
proceeds were
and
added
to
working capital.
brings to $7,000,000 the amount outstanding under
arrangement.—V.
177,
a
December,
1371.
p.
Tool
Sales—Bright Pipeline Outlook—
Power
tool
orders
said
dent,
Mr.
Power
ects."
an
received
in
March
by the company's Delta Power,
history, W. F. Rockwell, Jr., Presi¬
• Rockwell also reported "bright prospects for immediate Federcl
Commission approval of four major pipeline construction projr ;
He said that such approval, if granted, "would probably result
almost Immediate increase in our sales of Nordstrom lubricated •
Division
Tool
In
were
on
April
largest
27.
in
its
-
•
_
proposed
issues
due
1988,
by
and
to
the
has iiled
registration
offered
is
for
sale
stockholders,
held
of
State
on
record
Commission
of
Virginia
is
of the
securities and the
and
sale
with
those
that
be
competitive
bidding and that the common stock
by the company's existing common
one
new
share for each five shares
the
bonds
to
indicates
are
financing
000,000
1953
such
of
will
be
bank
construction
prospectus
additional
by
about
7%, Mr. Rockwell said.—V. 176,
1953-^ Wks.—1952
$
Canadian
—V.
sales
177, p.
3 20,013,939
11,060,776
__:
1966.
(& Subs.)—Sales Rise—
Safeway Stores Inc.
sales.™
p.
,
1953—16 Wks.—1952
$
$
$
111,898,865 473,292,710 436,067,816
10,371,303
42,282,148
40,210,362
1841.
subscription
the
or
a
1951
Period End. April 18—
Domestic
commissions.
statement
for
on
by
Corporation
issue
the
applications
at
offered
be
to
March
of
of $10,000,000 principal amount'of first mortgage
and 852,840 additional
shares of common stock.
the Public Utilities Commission of the District of
permit
,
years
company/on
April' 30 filed with ' the SEC
a
registration
statement seeking the registration under
the Securities Act of 1933
basis
of
about
27,
May
1953,
with
such
offering to
be
Saint Anne's
Registers With
Oil
Production
Securities and
Co., Northwood, Iowa-
Exchange Commission—
group
proposed stock offering will be announced at
The registration statement
indicates that
-
a subsequent upswing in our gas meter and regulator
Approval of pipeline projects has been slow for over two
because of diversion of steel to defense production.
March orders of Delta tools topped the previous record monthly total
business."
of investment bankers headed by Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc., of New York and Johnston, Lemon & Co. of Wash¬
ington. The. subscription price and other details with respect to the
firm
Argentina.
plants
cents
37
share.'-Although sales
per
of
1953,
earnings in
The
San
excellent
was
to
Dividends
underwritten
Parke-
a
company
1951.
13
Rockwell Manufacturing Co.—Has Record Power
reported that the financial
and that earnings for the
April 27
are
horsepower
has called
first
accrued
notes
Inc.—Earnings Outlook—
on
amounted
company
1916.
new Havana
$1.54
for
necessary
located on Avendia 20 de Mayo, mark a vast
Parke-Davis operations in Cuba,
where the firm has
branch
$1.01
shares)
339,484
May
certificates,
switching locomotives and 100 new covered cement hopp^?
cost of which is $5,475,302,—V. 177, p. 1582.
company
This
the
Authorization
at
facilities,
Opening of the
1,600
will be
and
This
of
company
has opened
a
new
25,000
sq.
ft.
branch
office
manufacturing laboratory in Havana, Cuba, it was announced
by W. R. Jeeves, Vice-President and Director of Overseas Operations.-
,r
20
bonds,
This
had
(on
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Plans Financing—
1952
have
of
1952
The
of
339,484
Portis^ President,
R.
Columbia
new
339.484
——_r_.
z___
on
trust
plug valves and
and
The
$523,773
(EDT)
noon
estimated
3%
its
ment
179,129
on
Havana—
.
260,000
104,537
of
415.
p.
share
and
time
expansion
167,505
90,000
on
income—
on
Portis Style Industries,
quarter
on
Opens New Branch Office, Production Laboratory in
r
and
taxes
i
share
per
-Henry
per
$6,297,054—$1,29
that
136,137
expenses—
taxes
___:
declared
177,
year
as a
three
necessitated a provision
only $175,000 for the full
If pro
year
months
1952,
the net earnings after taxes would have approximated
a
share—instead of the $5,146,054 originally pub¬
and
depletion
income—
$343,176
Federal
Federal
profit
condition
1952
of
period.
period
ended
first three
earnings
earnings
United .States
months'
months'
the
of
Dec.
profits
other
for
provisions, applicable, for
on
Consolidated
ended
year
consolidated
of
1952.
excess
$16,275,000
of
4,894,410
$0.45
31,
the
1951,
♦$5,146,054
are as originally published during April
March
for
Earnings
4,894,780
interim statement
the
of
months
for
Dividends
—V.
$2,209,957
share
per
certificates
new
The
$5,731,105
4,520,327
110,421
137,455
depreciation-™—
administrative
other
to
equipment
Republic Steel Corp.—Partial Redemption—
1952
than
6,379,000
outstanding
[ *These amounts
.
2,214,000
.—
shares
of
These
seven
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
1953
by the company at Room 423, Reading Terminal,
up
$4,350,000
electric road
1,583,000
Other United States and foreign income taxes.—
of
1, 1953, and to mature in 30 equal semi-annual installments
$145,000 each to and including June 1, 1968.
under¬
purchase
,
$38,887,854
13,108,054
4,423,957
No
to
products sold and selling expenses
of
Net
103,941
tax.:
used
$5,181,688
1952
$28,298,098
.
excess
be
Pa.,
7,
June
of
the
—
Provision
1953
income
$5).
(par
to
are
with
it
dated
operating capital.
income
Provision
102,341
States
stock
proceeds
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.
$28,195,757 $38,783,913
income
capital
of
The
notification
Quarter Ended March 31—
Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
United
Reading Co.—Bids for Equipments—
or
cars
Panhandle
Cost
3 Months Ended March 31—
Earnings before taxes
and
oil,
Bids will be. received
filed a letter of
21
shares
involved.
Taxes,
Other
collected
gasoline,
pipeline
144.
p.
will
April
General ®and
Net
of
Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Files With SEC—
corporation on
equipment
operated
be
to
miles, of
between
the
latter
company's
main
line
and
Crawfordsville,
and
approximately 13 miles of 6-inch line paralleling Panhandle's existing
lateral line from its main line to Lebanon.
The cost of these facilities
was
taxes
or
sales
on
1841.
from
'
old
built by Indiana
include
about
19
existing
an
Governments
p.
"
writing
facilities,
Panhandle,
177,
Philadelphia
to
sell
certain
other
pipeline
plans to relocate its measuring
Crawfordsville and Lebanon by building
Panhandle
for
new
mainly by
paralleling
business
inter-company
State
and
on
$53,719.
facilities
include
products.—V.
Panhandle
points
then
filed
was
Federal
to
other
The
not
use^i to pay in
indebtedness and
full
to
the
later date.
the proceeds
a
company's
from
the
existing $15,-
the
shares
of
stockholder entitled thereto
public sale at $5
are
to
rights to subscribe for
will
be
mailed
to each
or
stock
share through an underwriting group headed
receive a commission
about May 28, 1953.—V. 177, p.
1052.
the
Inc., and H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.), who
of 60 cents per share.
is to be utilized in the purchase of
used
the
evidencing
common
on
per
by Sills, Fairman & Harris,
Of
part,
all of
warrant
with the SEC on April 23„
to be offered
1953, covering 270,000 shares of its $1 par common stock,
for
company's
in
meet,
program.
and
The company filed a registration statement
net
proceeds, $1,000,000
the outstanding capital
stock of Neb-Tex Oil Co.; $65,000 will b»
to pay off existing loans; and the balance will be added to the
general funds of the company and be available for such corporate pur»
poses
as may
be determined by the board of governors.
.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1906)
Offered—A
A
competing
'
similar
bid
of 99.085 for a
from Haisey,yStuart & Co. Inc.
Tfte
issue
is to be
secured by
the
Total
Net
*
•
Co.—V.
Stroud &
and
Corp.;
177,
Merck
The
V.
173,
from
ry.
1952
mi
1950
$486,094
$364,509
$306,716
204,164
104,560
64,899
48,998
26,342
Income—
Net
ry.
railway
railway-:
from
—V.
177,
1,343,335
524,757
1,146,860
389,091
245,405
101,502
908,582
187,053
8,284
R.
St. Louis Southwestern
oper.
State,
county
3,873,156
and
the
stockholders
Smith-Douglass
Other
1953—3 Mos.—1952
effective
119,050
April
the
of
the
1,563,017
142,502
139,655
366,603
4,447,438
417,752
401,687
1,549>692
taxes
4,258,007
421,283
taxes
Federal
due
Railway
oper.
Total
Income
$1,269,275
Income
54,682
in
34,482
ry.
$1,239,848
$3,820,501
257,201
926,740
$997,735
55.342
$982,647
$2,893,760
$2,616,761
30,948
154,391
$1,053,077
$1,013,595
$3,048,151
Bids
.
at
income
income—
based
does
the
securities
177,
Bell Telephone &
income
will be
received
—
Net
$2,714,890
—V.
90,813
177, p.
95,464
279,157
$962,264
$918,131
$2,768,994
inc.
gross
income
Net
profits after
Common
298,125
;
shares
per
$2,416,765
.'.V.;-.....
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
1953
1476.
The
.
Sav-A-Stop, Inc., Jacksonville, Fla.—Files—
taxes.,
outstanding.
U
share
common
—
Subscription Agent—
to
"■
"The company on April 22 filed a letter of notification with J,he SEC
covering 2,000 shares of class A common stock and 2,000 shares of 7%
Trust
Guaranty
to
subscription
for
177, p.. 1842.
•
$6
;
;
of
23,000
shares of 5.36%
Stock Sold
—
The
—
ry.
Gross
Net
Net
.
1952
class
See
railway.™
railway..
ry.
income
oper.
177,
12,536,421
1842.
p.
' 1953—Month—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$15,333,014. $15,229,433 $44,239^86 $44,074,227
expenses
10,924,454
10,619,752
31,241,627
30,937,027
1950
oper.
from
rev.
Gross
from
oper.
$4,408,560
income.™
—V. 177, p. 1582.
\
$4,609,681 $12,997,959 $13,137,200
2,118,724
6,548,938
,5,946,230
2,201,653
^
\t ■
This
on
company increased its net earnings
record high volume of business in the
a
31,
1953,
W.
April
cn
28.
and
taxes
dividend
number
March
six
Thompson,
The
for
the
period
This
months
to
exceeded
compares
of
indicated
about
shares
common
31.
Chairman
company's
requirements
of
1,182,483
on
A.
—V.
more
six
months
the
net
Board
than
of
income
fiscal
shares
in
the
March
&EC
relating
stated
7
value,
through
Corp.
Gross
the
has
filed
statement
50,000 shares of sinking fund preferred
which will be offered to the
public on or
investment
recent
receivables
group
has
company
stock,
May
headed by The First Boston
made a practice of selling
year
by
Seaboard
were
well
during
over
the
first
six
$100,000,000 Mr.
said.
months
latest
dollar
six
volume
comprise
months
of
sales
period
business
contract,
about
consisted
two-thirds
of
small
accounts.
of
loans,
the
and
company's
the
remainder
'
;
acquisition
announced
by
this
company
by W. A, Thompson,
of
Chairman
of
the
Loan
Co.
has
been
in
1954
fore
p.
54,283,645
13.874,929
Family
Loan Co. operates 18 small loan
offices in
Florida.
The
brings to 21 the number of personal loan
offices operated
Seaboard in Florida and to 192 the total
number
of Seaboard
offices, located In 25 states.
(216,298 shares
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
stock
common
stockholders
proceeds
$1)
(par
on
be
to
are
a
to
to
offered
be
rata
pro
used
at
basis,
complete
$40-per
unit, without underwriting.
working capital.—V. 175, p. 922.
for
at
without
plant.—Y„
The
proceeds
-
on
V
.
,
Months Ended March 31—
;
-
1953
-
—_i__
—J_-
•
on
and
j
l0,174,297
11,648,470
profits taxes—
1,396,000
819,000
3
excess
$707,108
$569,439
1
37,822
'
—
:
,1952
$13,751,578 $11,562,736
expenses__™„.—
preferred
income
income
176,
and
6,475,470'
on
per
shares
'
——^
!
shares
common
37,816
$669,292
share
common
603.
p.
the
$531,617
$0.78
$0.62
'
.
Guarantee
Plan.—V.
of
to
incorporation
the
increase
authorized
shares
of
'
SEC
177, p.
bv
Tennessee
Transmission
Gas
of
Co.
The
Thrift
1684.
from
$10
125,000
par
to
200,000,
stock
common
to
and
from
increase
2,000,000
to
the
Co., New
completed, all of said
York,
authorized
at
shares
having been sold. See details of offering in V. 177,
$1
share has
per
1583.
p.
been
:
2,500,000, in order
estimated
are
at
$23,700,000
for
1953-54;
it
and
is
Texas Eastern
The
(sale
been
of
the
of
$1,000,000
approved
the
by
stock
common
Commission).—V.
in
177,
has
1953
p.
1842;
con¬
hereto¬
V.
corporation
covering
Share Off
offering
-
"
As of March 31—
net
—V.
1953
"176,
$512,023
share
per
$8.23
.
Factors
Kennedy, Secretary, on April 22 announced that the adjusted
price
of
4%%
15-year
convertible
subordinated
deben¬
tures due Dec. 31, I960,
shall be at the rate of one share of common*
on
or
stock
common
converted
after
case
as
principal amount of each debenture so
prior to Dec. 31, 1953 and at the rate of
for each
Dec.
$8.37
principal
1953
31,
and
initial
an
adjustments from time
to
on
conversion
time.—V.
amount of
prior
or
price
176,
p.
but
Dec.
also
one
to
share
subject
1960
however
has
April
10,000
outstanding shares of Pro¬
underwriting terms of
price
and
by
amendment. 'Dillon,
underwriter.
Read
&
Co.,
natural
will
natural gas liquids and crude oil.
Production proposes to use $10,000,00(y
gas,
and
to
used
or
properties
of
to
obtained
in
provide
additional
be
to
the
provide additional
obtained
so-called
to
working
capital.
finance
West
working funds;
Ham-
and the
Production
outstanding
$10,716,137 of 6%
demand
notes
representing?
by Transmission from time to time from August, 1950,
At or prior to the sale of the new stock, Transmission
1,071,613 additional shares of Production common in fuH
1953.
receive
1.081,613
after
amount
$9,000,000
Texas
be
satisfaction
to
that
made
1,
in
in
for
in
will
advances
converted
31,
purchase
balance
each debenture so
to
the
principal
of
sale
loan
a
shire Field
David
$6.58
repay
the
Corp.—Conversion Rate Changed—
conversion
each
of
subscription
supplied
Of the proceeds of the stock sale,
.
to
Standard
the
as
all
owns
The
its
was
production and
$8.27
1714.
p.
Corp.—Registers With SEC
filed
of
organized in 1950 by Transmission to engage in the
acquisition of prospective and proven oil and gas properties, in the
exploration, drilling and development of such properties, and in the
1952
$678,003
assets
value
asset
named
shares
to be
are
Production
"
Total
now
common).
Inc., is
per
April 24
1,832,8-2
(Transmission
duction
175,
the
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Asset Value
Production
on
a
registration statement with the
$5 par eommon stock, to be of¬
fered for subscription by common stockholders of Texas
Eastern Trans¬
mission
Corp. of record May 8, 1953, at the rate of one share of
Production common for each three shares of
Transmission common.
SEC
1227.
each
Board.
Pew and family
C.
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Registers With
templated that the necessary new ihoney will be procured by the Issu¬
ance and sale of $5,000,000 of
preferred stock and $1,000,000 of common,
stock in 1953, and $8,000,000 of bonds and
$1,000,000 of common stock
of
Family
(owners of
The Thrift Plan of this company on April 27 filed a registration
statement with the SEC covering $1,200,000 of contributions to be made
by employees of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. to The Thrift Plan
-
1477.
P.
hereafter and
Acquisition of Family Loan Co.—
The
6,795,302
-
»
common stocks; and the Commission has given interested
until May 11, 1953, to request a hearing.
proposed to increase the authorized shares of $100 par pre¬
is
stock5 for
v
.
of
present
The
used
and
—V.
,
Thompson
Average receivables outstanding during the period
approximated
$115,000,000 or more than 40% above the
$79,845,500 average volume
outstanding in the same period of the preceding fiscal
year.
During
the
63,477,485
16,436,350
7,255,111
penditures
Net
written
•.
.
67,320,715
18,225,625
of
$100
about
shares
to
stock
Dividend
provide additional authorized shares of preferred and common stocks
which the company may issue and sell from time to time in financing
its
contemplated long-term construction program.
Construction
ex¬
the
stock.
fiscal
current
banking
the
years,
preferred
with
wife
and
„
....
,
10,528,666
stock
Florida.
registration
a
Walter
Jr.,
family (587,643 shares held?;
shares held); Mary Ethel Pew
to
corresponding
to
an
In
convertible
of
also
1950
69,723,418
shares
year.
in
and
(522,692
987.
Net income
3,695,652
-
1951
23,943,103
ferred
company
plans to issue an addtional 60,000 shares of Its
stock
in
connection
with
the
acquisition of Family Loan
which operates 18 small loan offices
company
177.
It
„
The
The
50,000
Three
14,763,334
preferred and
common
Co.
Pew
family
Texas Aiiadarko Oil Corp.—Stock Offering
Completed
$2,000,000, equal after preferred
per share on
1,536,930 average
common
shares
—The recent offering to the public of
300^,00^ shares of
common stock
(par 10 cents) by R. V. ><Klein
said
charges
all
share*
Stocked
one-third
ended
Arthur E. Pew,
Howard
Prov. for Federal inc.
91,299,340/
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.—To Increase
$1.18
of
-
$24,965,803 $23,805,739 $22,744,970 $20,252,419
8,930,231
7.140,926
6,455,967
6,©35*049;
3,987,177
2,848,856 ' 3,042,316
2,886,879
Income
ilk/certificate
Directors,
after
stock, no par, reserved!
the period July 1, 1953,
common
during
Sutherland Paper Co.—Quarterly Earnings Up—
Net
1952
railway
oper.
persons
by
Plan
the
7'The" company has applied to1 the' &EC for1 Authorization'117 Amend
outstanding during the six months ended
with $1,534,817, or $1.12 per share earned
average number
of the
preceding
ry.
V:'...'."'
;
Seaboard Finance Co.—Quarterly ^Earnings Higher—
Financing Plans, Etc.—
;
and it*
Philadelphia, on April 27 filed a
covering 14.000 memberships i»
-
railway..
from
Net
railway
operations
Net ry.
9,007,563
7,:-,.; .J, /.-•
1953.
from
Net
Net
of
Co.
SEC
shares);
J.
and
Net sales
Ry.—Earnings—
From Jan. 1—
:
of
capitals
1951
11,713,867
7
railway.
Net from railway..
Net ry. oper, income
revenue.
oper.
for the Employees of Sun Oil
the
7
1952
<
133,841,668 127.208,300_.117,719,332.
32,534,593
29,508,840" 26,925,512
.March—
Seaboard Air Line RR. Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
*
Railway
Railway
the
;ApriL23 filed a. letter of. notification with the SEC
eoveriog 6,250 shares, of common stoek to b* offered at par ($10 per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for working
Costs
from
Gross
)
at
approxi¬
Suseco Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files With SEC—
oper.
Southern
1476.
438,395
share
be
Net
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. above.—V. 177, p.
Trustees
The company
.
1953
from
—V.
Acquired—
to
1198.
is
of
to
are
York has been appointed agent
stock of The Southern Co., in exwhich expire May 7, 1953. See V.
_
Scranton Electric Co.—To Be
amounted
p.
Sure-Seal Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
From Jan. 1—
cently offered at par ($100 per
dends by The First Boston Corp. and
associates^ were
quickly sold. See details in V. 177, p. 1841.
;
;
■
have
The corporation on April 23 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 6,250 shares of non-voting common: stock
(par $10), 6,250
shares of 5%
preferred stock (par $20) and 6,250 shares of, voting
common stock
(par $10) to be offered in units of one share of eads
..
railway™. $47,618,195 $44,088,561 $42,282,687 $34,309,494
railway..;.
11,269,757
11,049,726 * 10,164,123
7,244,691
income
4,406,161
4,445,306
3,628,805 ' • 2,459,823
from
Net
preferred stock re¬
share) and accrued divi-;
would
1952.-JV. 177,
Co.
company on April 21
170, p.
from
Net
cumulative
price
31,
122,700 shares of Sun Oil
underwriting,.
New
common
warrants
March—
Gross
Savannah Electric & Power Co.
Dec.
Cq.—Registers With SEC—
the
of
per
.
t
with*
Sunset Oil Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
$20,841,229 $18,471,961
17,083,000
16,072,000
$1.22
$1.15
i Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
preferred stock to be offered at par ($25 per share), without under¬
writing. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
accordance
-
Co.
accept subscriptions
Change
.
in
out
the cost of materials and supplies
purchase
of
as
shares);
Pew, Jr.,
N.
2315, 195 Broadway, New York, N. Y., for the purchase from
$30,000,000 24-year debentures due May 1, 1977.—V. 177, p. 1683.
Southern Co.
98,129,
*
be carried
to
which
(310,634 shares held); and
held).—V. 177, p. 1477.
(EDT) on May 5
by the company up to 11 a.m.
New;■ England
Room
it of
Earnings
from
J.
Telegraph Co.—Bids—
12 Mos. Ended March 31—
Gross
Deduct,
to
it
43,931
-
-
■
from
purchase
30, 1954.
(owners
*
a
period of
earnings of the
1683.
p.
then
anticipated may be offered for'possible public sale by the
selling stockholders during the period of July 1, 1953, to June 30;
1S54," from which the company would receive no part of the proceed*.
The prospectus lists 12 selling
stockholder^; and 20,000-share block*
are
being registered for possible sale by H. A. W. Myrln and wife
over
upon
-.,
Commissloor
The registration statement also includes an additional
139,762
Sun
Oil common,
representing "the maximum number of
which
time to the San
latter's ammonia
not involve
any change
in the nature or
of Smith-Douglass now held by its stock¬
released
and
merger
of
of
1953.
will Issue to San Jacinto
subordinated
debentures,
Power
Maiden
value phis
The
and
sale
June
covering
767,533
oper.
Ndn-operating
the Plan
for
75,000 shares of its common stock for all
San Jacinto now outstanding. A portion of
to
the San
Jacinto shareholders are to be
issuable
Southern
$3,384,294
326,222
income
30,
would
Subsidiaries,;' and Sun Oil
registration statement with
and
shares of
escrow
The
amount
from railway
operating
t Net
$1,323,957
income
ry. oper.
Deductions
April
Co.
consolidation is
net book
date.
Sun Oil
companies had approved a merger,
surviving corporation.
The merger be¬
the
as
of
Federal
23
The "Stock Purchase Plan
both
the
shareholders
works.
of
1973,
30,
securities
Jacinto
$3,288,078
96,216
$3,643,488
177,013
$1,205,366
oper.
ry.
their
at
letter
a
the
England Electric System..'
mately $761,000
common
surviving corporation,
$1,000,000
of 5%
convertible
holders.—V.
Other
filed
New
proposed
closing
;
this company, and E. M. Fleishcmann,.
Chemical
Corp., announced on
April 28,
Jacinto
as
250,000
placed
133,895
income
San
stockholders
city
taxes
Federal
K\
preferred
28
Co.—Proposed Merger—
with
provides, among other things, for the
Electric's capital stock to the Suburban
Gas stockholders in exchange for their present holdings.
Suburban
Electric Co. will purchase the facilities from New England Power Col
President of
of
Smith-Douglass,
$6,453,809 $19,517,298 $18,619,067
3,426,721
10,792,833
10,099,196
$6,968,521
expenses
Railway
revenues
oper.
Douglass,
that
Ry.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
Period End. Mar. 31—
the
The
Mining Co., Tacoma, Wash.—Files—
April
on
certain
merger
agreement
issuance of .shares of
.7
filed
delivery
a
redemption on June 1, next;., 4,950
stock at $105 per share.—
for
been
Electric
Co:,
take
to
of
1052.1
p.
.,
Mountain
company
B.
came
Railway
;
President
1683.
p.
:
with
Income—
oper.
177,
has
fcilovolt lines and related equipment to enable
of electricity directly from the latter company's
high-tension transmission system,.;. All three companies are subsidiaries
it
Smith-Douglass Co., Inc.—Merger Approved—
ttom
Net
Suburban
Power
to
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
$13.82
cents per
share at
26,688
1,373,570
485,891
133,467
railray
oper.
called
cumulative
SEC covering 200,000 shares of
$453,729
144,179
36,760
railway
from
Net
Net
above—V.
application
proposing the merger of this company, into Maiden Electric Co., wbicb
would then change its name to Suburban Electric Co.
';
1
'
•
;
of notification with the
stock to be offered at 25 cents,
per share through company officials,
without underwriting. The pro¬
ceeds are to be
used to pay for construction costs and any balance
added to working capital.
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
March—
Gross
1482.,
p.
Silver
Louis-San Francisco & Texas
Co., Inc.
4%
its
of
The
St.
&
company, has
shares
1683.
p.
"$13.52
Sherwin-William* C*—Partial Redemption-—
standard-gauge
new
$26,388,565 $23,441,827
-
share
per
An
...
Sharp & Dohme, Inc.—Consolidation Approved—^
■
following
value
asset
-
1952 *
Adding back
See
estimated
equipment
assets™
net
Suburban Gas & Electric
-
•
-
.1953
the distribution from realized profits of 64
share
paid in
December, 1952, adjusted asset value per
March 31, 1953
would be $14.16.—V. 176, p. 1474. -
to cost approximately- $6,47&,4H)z; five
diesel
electric
freight
locomotives; 500 all
steel hopper cars; 390
flat bottom gondola cars, and 100 all steel
woodrack cars.
■
•
Included in the offering group are: Drexel & Co.; Union Securities
railroad
•
received,
was
coupon
'
As of March 31—
headed
group
Inc.—Total Assets—
Selected American Shares,
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certif¬
by Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler on May .1 offered $5,175,000 of series L3%%;
equipment trust certificates, maturing annually June 1,
1954, to June 1, 1968, inclusive. Subject to authorization
by the Interstate Commerce Commission the certificates
are priced to yield from 2.70%
to 3.45%, according to
maturity. The group won award of the certificates on
April 30 on a bid of 99.427.
r
St. Louis-San Francisco
icates
Monday, May 4, 1953?
of
such
shares
notes
(37%)
of the
sale
new
result
a
as
of
the
stock
of
of
which
Transmission
Production
to
be
will
own
outstanding
stock.
148.
purchase
by
In
connection
60,000
shares
standing
The
with
of
its
capital
acquisition
Seaboaid
the
of
brings
Finance Co.
purchase,
common
stock
stock
Family
to
Seaboard
in
Loan
Finance
exchange
for
Co.
all
of
will
Issue
the
Standard Oil Co.
See
approximately $125,000,000 the total
outstanding.—V. 177, p. 1842.
of
receivables
$6,081,967
income
1119 454
Shares outstanding
Earnings
per
—V,
p.
*
177,
1
oni
osa
uS®?
«n rq
"
1
177,
p.
See
878.
Railway
Equipment
Manufacturing
Co.—
Profit
taxes
l
1952
$6,817,645
$6 073916
1,151,842
—•
income
on
Gross
1953
—
before
Net
profit
Earned
per
April 24 filed,
covering 6,000 shares of 5%
a letter of notification with the
cumulative preferred stock (par $°5)
*#,£8 offered at $26
per share through Cruttenden & Co., Chicago 111 •
WAcbob-Bepder Corp., Omaha..Neb.; and The First Trust
Co. of'LlnWBh <Neb.).
The net proceeds are to be added to
working capital.—
V. 177, p. 1842.
•
»
.
above.—V.
177,
1372.
p.
share
on
common
orders
on
hand
000, he added.—V. 177,
p.
Net
stock
$0.37
Net
from
Net
Earnings
—V.
per
share
176, p. 22.74.
Number
Fed.
of
Earnirgs
inc. &
1952
not
$437,763
'
S.
$1.72
.
exc.
profits taxes
.
paid
to
$6,279,270
$7,029,266
3,340,000
3 340 00(1
$1.88
stockholders
share
as
of
$2.10
$1.25
$1.75
*_•
March
securities,
inventories
Current
taxes,
amounted
of
of
liabilities,
amounted
to
$2,846,342—V.
247^374
$9,538,270 $11,251,266
3,259,000
4,222,000
1
per
assets
include
hands
share
Government
supplies.
rent
shares in
per
Current
U.
.
$592 424
$2.33
214,873
—_
Stroock & Co., Inc.—Earnings Increase—
1958
$9,323,397 $11,003,892
(net)-.
income
Dividends
—
operations™;
income
that
Ham¬
1477.
earnings after estimated taxes—i
1952
$17,206,287 $18,578 467
7,882,890
7*.574^575
income
Prov. ior
said
the
presently amount to approximately $13,000,-
Nine Months Ended March 31—
1953
sales
expenses
income
Total
1
TfS.)
Co.—Earnings Lower—
sulphur
$509,240
$0.39
Costs and
515,261
$536,572
___—
from
revenue
1,024,501
615,270
R.
A. Williams, President, in a
letter to stockholders,
consol'dation of all manufacturing in the United States at
Ind., plant has been completed.
Unfilled
on
Corp.
3 Months Ended March 31—
31—
,
The .corporation
SEC
Production
Texas Gulf Sulphur
mond,
•
'Securities Acceptance Corp.,
Omaha, Neb.—Files—
^
Texas Eastern
Miscellaneous
$5 922,049
so 77
share
878.
'
above.—V.
1952
M5U55
IIll.
Co.
sales
Taxes
1953
Public Service
3 Months Ended March
12% and Sales 3%—
Three Months Ended March 31—
net
sales
Subsidiary to Stockholders—
Quarterly Earnings Higher—
Net
Consolidated net
Pacific
Standard
Consolidated
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—To Offer Stock of
Public Utility
Holdings Proposed—
out¬
Co.
(G. D.) Searle & Co.—Profits
Up
of California—Sale of
31,' in^udlng"'$27,294,403 in cash
amounted' to $41,671,635.
This
sulphur
above
including
$13,172,753
$14,638,435'.
174,
p.
ground
1961.
Reserve
or
materials
provision
for
for
amJi
does
and
cur¬
contingency*
Financial Chronicle
Number 5217... The Commercial and
Volume 177
(1907)
11
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Texas Industries, Inc.,
r
Securities and Exchange
April 30 filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering $3,500,000 of 15-year 6%
sinking fund debentures
iwith 5-year warrants to purchase 175,000 shares of common Stock
attached), due May 15, 1968. The denbentures are to be offered for
jsale at
100%
of principal amount, through an underwriting group
tieaded by Rauscher, Pierce & Co„ inc., A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc., and
Suss
& Co.
The underwriting commissions are to be supplied by
amendment. Each $1,000
and $500 debenture will carry a warrant
Tor 50 shares and 25 shares, respectively, exercisable at $12 per share
¥tt any time not later than May 15, 1958.
The .registrant
and subsidiaries are
engaged principally in the
^production and sale of lightweight expanded clay or shale aggregate
under the trade name "Haydite" and in the manufacture and sale of
•*Haydite" lightweight concrete masonry units, lintels, Joists, and other
9>recast concrete units, and concrete pipe, under the name "Texcrete."
Of the net proceeds, $1,550,000 will be applied to the purchase of
mil the capital stock of Port Worth Sand & Gravel Co:, Inc., B. & R.
Transportation Co. and Texas Dry Concrete Co., all the outstanding
4% debenture bonds of Port Worth Sand & Gravel Co., Inc., and all
®r the assets of Thomas Gravel Co. and GTavel Mining Co. $900,000
will be used to retire a bank loan. A further sum is to be used to
xedeern outstanding 15-year 6% convertible debentures not theretofore
converted
into
common
stock ($642,000 on April
25, 1953). Any
remaining proceeds will be added to general funds of the company
And
applied to
such corporate purposes as the management may
tletermine.—V. 175, p. 922.
corporation
This
warehouses at Ashland, Ky.;
Odessa, Tex.; Denver, Colo.; Jack¬
Oklahoma City, Okla.;
Portland,
Ore., and Sacramento, Calif. Three of these warehouses are owned
(two on leased land) and the other eight are leased, and together
they contain a total floor space of about 77,000 square feet. Aggregate
In
Dallas, Tex. — Registers With
Commission—
on
rentals
'for
Period End. Mar. 31—
revenues
$7,880,454
Operating
expenses
5,128,591
4,663|908
1,138,714
415,544
1,045,551
314,268
21,588
42.898
accruals—
rentals (net Or)
Raliway
Equip,
tax
,
(net Or)
Jt. fac. rentals
14,793,891
3,009,541
1,226,206
60,316
.
102,323
and
estimated
are
EFFECT
-
TO
Notes
payable—secured.—.
•Capital stock ($5 par value)
March
•On
26,
of capital stock,
$300,000
Prov.
no
value,
par
933,000
388.899
600,000 shs.
933,000
outstanding
250,000
Net
^Pursuant
the
of
of
$67,000
June
on
negative
including
dividends.—V.
17,
1951,
3'/i%
4%
each
in
1
maintain
to
pertaining
and
year
the
excess
provision
of
shares
accrued
of 5%
dividends.—V.
liens
United
1
Park
728.
p.
SEC
277.314
at
April
on
company
1,
21
Fixed
7,496
per'share
plug
8,716
9,109
267,705
803,704
ry.
800,048
-■
letter
a
notification
of
corporation
Commissioner
$1,508,315
$2,668,784
$541,791
$997,725
-
Net income
——
177, p. 1583.
,
of
of
filed
24
Corporations
authorized
shares of its
—V.
April
on
of
petition before the California
authorize a proposed exchange of
to
common
Angeles,
Los
capital
stock
for shares
Calif., on the basis of one
shares of Drayer-Hanson
share of United States Radiator stock for 6 V«
Co.—Rids for Securities—
Texas Power & Light
The
will
company
2033, No.
from it of
(EDT)
a.m,
May
on
cumulative preferred stock
(no par).—V. 177, p.
stock.
common
Subject
the
to
Radiator
Corp.
—V.
1684.
12 Months Ended March 31—
Net
sales
Profit
Federal
J—
below
and excess profits
charges
income
tax:
date
at
of
income
Net
—V.
—
—
paid
dividends
available for common shares
Balance
Earned
The
24,
Thorofare Markets, Inc.
.
for
self-operated
sales,
Net
income,
Prov.
state
Net
—V.
shares
$757,661
$758,143 %
$1.53
of
(net
treasury)
stock
,:
/
$9,419,882
May
134,385
$148,284
200,808
$124,973
$0.73
$0-61
200,808
• v. -
,
i1
5.3%
of
first
the
for
175,
p.
in
compares
months
six
Net
current assets
1953,
$300,633,891
the
of
of
the
1866.
the
Corp.—Stock Offering Underwritten
100,000 shares of capital stock (par $5) at $15 per
share, on the basis of one share for each 10 shares held
of record April 20, 1953 (with an oversubscription priv¬
ilege). Transferable subscription warrants evidence the
rights to subscribe to the shares, and the warrants and
all subscription rights will expire at 3 p.m. (CST) on
This
underwriter
The
contemplates
selling
customer
a
shares
of
the
contemplates offering to
not subscribed under
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
company's working
the
first
quarter
Products
State,
the
warrants
or
from the
to
by
and
as
it,
with
products
natural
in the
gas,
the
balance sold
to
other
local
and
on
and
com¬
a
Preferred
United
Stores
agreed
to
1952
manufacturers.*'The
Mo.,
space
consists of a group of
of. approximately 43$O0O
17-acre plot of land
in Kansas-
and
square
Across-Manchester jAvejjpq. from the plant described above. The office
'building contains 29,000 Square feet of floor space. , .;--i
V ;
rV
The
five
for
of
expenses
are
to be held
and used for the regular business
has granted nonassignable option's
and
directors
for
of
the
company,
services
shares of stock at $1
to be rendered, for the
share.—V. 177, p. 629.
per
•
1
■
purchase
,
■■■
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•
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_
'':
■
'.i'•>
v
1952 ; :
1953*
$11,468,698 $13,176,845
_____
income
442,777
1,654,163
250,710
1,185,166
$192,067
$469,002
$0.14
on
income
on
Net
profit
$0 35
Earnings per share
—V. 177, p. 1094.
Ward Baking
In
line
Co.—Acquisition—
with
its
policy of expansion,
this company -has acquired
Bakery, Inc. of Rocky Mount, N. C., and the business
of the Durham Baking Co., Durham, N. C. Farls R. Russell, Chairman
of the Board of' Directors, announced on
April 27.
the
Made-Rite
Ward bakes and
To
markets its, Tip-Top bakery products throughout the
the Mississippi River, and with the new opera¬
Carolina, will have a total of 23 bakeries.
i
east' of
.
meet
the
immediate
plans
area,
and
States
in North
are
being
garage.—V.
demand
made
174,
for
for
the
distribution
early
in
the
of
construction
a
Durham
terminal
407.
p.
Washington Gas Light Co.—Stock Offering Underwrite
ten—The stockholders of this company on April 29 were
the
shares of
of
one
opportunity
stock
common
purchase
to
(without
par
additional
84,967
value) at the rate
additional share for each 10 shares held of
record
April 27, 1953.
(EDT) on May 14, 1953. The First Boston Corp. and
Johnston, Lemon & Co, head a group underwriting the
offering.
»
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PROCEEDS—The
86,000,000
43,534,212
19,582,317
be
metropolitan
District
of
net
used
proceeds
to
debt
BUSINESS—The
6,304,919
$1.43
will
long-term
In
into
go
funds,
general
construction,-
current
and
part"'of
part
to
loans.
and
subsidiaries distribute natural gas
its
Washington,
Columbia
D. C., an
area
taking iri all of the
adjoining portions of Maryland and Virginia.
and
EARNINGS—Operating
$31 ,070,000
bank
company
will
for
pay
and
1952.
revenues
income
Net
$1,479,000 to $2,532,000,
went
from
the
for
same
and earnings per
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
common
on
$18,408,000
years,
in
1948 to
from
increased
share from $1.70 to $2.33.
stock
have
been
paid
in
each
of the
will
company's 101 years of continuous operation. The next dividend
paid May l, to holders of record on April 15, 1953. The cur¬
quarterly rate of 45 cents per share was set in August, 1952.
be
$558,211
Gen.
23,032
22,442
expenses
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
$403,306
>;
be
offering)
company
compensation
29,500
41,500
$350,774
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
bonds, due Nov. 1, 1960
•Refunding mortgage bonds—
3y«% series, due June 1, 1970
$494,269
mtge. 5%
$5,200,000
13.855,000
2,000,000
9,000,000
series, due July 1, 1974
series, due July 15, 1976
3Mi%
FINANCING
Outstanding'
$5,199,500
"1
12,355,000
;
1,920.000 •
8,820,000
The
Georgetown
Gaslight
Co.
first
mtge. 5% bonds, due Aug. 1, 1961—
177, p. 1583.
Engineering
Co.,
Reno,
Nev.—Files
With
April 23 filed
Serial
Tencxaeto Syndfeate-,
Preferred stock
'
*
a
Iner-— Secondary
2%, due annually July
•
Offering
—
A
secondary+offerirrg.*ofb 45,000- shares of common stock
(par 20 cents) was» made> oa April 24 by Cohu & Co.
at $4.25 per share/, with a-dealer's' concession of 25 cents
per- share" This ^offerihg' w^
and the
books closed.—V. 167, p; 2078. ■
\ "
- A
(no
$4.25
cumulative
1,000,000
3,000,000
1,
par)—
90,000 shs.
60,000 shs.
40,000 shs.
70.600 shs,
57,706 shs.
11,500,000 shs.
932,298 shs.
cumulative
$4.50
1,000,000
8,000,000
notes,
1953-55
$5
convertible
cumulative
Common
stock
(no
„
par )
outstanding may be
specified purposes' under- and* subject to the terms of the
refunding mortgage,
tAt Maxcii 3L .1953 the, authorized common stock
included not more
than 210.102 shares reserved for issuance upon
conversion of the outstanding $4.50 cumulative convertible preferred
•Additional
buildings having an aggregate.
feet, of which 35,000
square feet is used for warehousing-finished products: The company's
office building,
completed in 1952 at a cost of about $700,000, is »
located at 21st and Manchester Avenue on an^additlonaL 35 -acre- tract City,
will
"
providing
this
company
other officers
the
and
properties.
(after
and
'
which
letter of notification with the EEC:'
covering 300*000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1 per
share), without under writing. The proceeds are to be used to purchase
machinery and equipment:—V. 173, p. 1303.
'
sale
provision for taxes
retire
Securities and Exchange Commission—
com- '
specific
any
stock
Provision for
3%
used in many industries, including the steel, oil
mining, construction and logging Industries, as well
for. 92
Canada
in
Walcott
gas
Profit before
income
The company on
of
sales
rent
Vandersee
of
Walworth Co.
1952
$549,925
8,286
—V.
company
Mr.
p.m.
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Off—
profit
the
(Canadian)
States.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
1953
$403,119
137
Net
from
$1.00
.
450,708
Provision for Federal income tax
are
of
-
11,509,019
$1.65
-
purchase
incorporation
above.
Walcott
*
45,639,287
share
investments
will
business
the
to
funds
outlined
lieu
Total
be
the
of
incident
Mr.
Income
on
/
organized
In
acquisition
general
as
Interest
Dividends
Walcott
was
generally
proceeds
76,000,000
declared.,.,
Mr.
company
Net
513,585
12,587,050
„_f
Registers With
—
in February, 1953, and "Intends to
of prospecting form,
acquiring and
properties and producing and marketing
crude oil and natural gas In the Provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan,
Manitoba, and British Columbia, or elsewhere In Canada.
It has no
properties of any kind at this time, nor has it existing plans for the
58,875,945
declared
dividends
dividends
1,194,652
,
The stock is priced at $28.25 per share,
to warrant holders.
Subscription rights expire at 3:30
national defense effort.
floor
The
-
6,304,919
19,582,317
taxes
income.
Income
Common
1,750,218
2,175,878
were
349,592,278 330,924,243
long-term debt
miscellaneous
Earnings per common
—V. 177, p. 1414.
sale of the stock will be added
provide for handling the antici¬
The company's plank is located on a
.
1953
1953
facilities
on
5,929,892
4,490,132
2,690,297
at March
927,925,909 864,168,272
380,981,093 346,110,803
bought——
of
10,632,166
5,195,733
1,757,368
developing oil and natural
in
Net
plant to fabricate wire rope and other high carbon wire products
pany's
of
*
costs
13,073,586
3,312,265
offering have been'reserved to meet' option, commitments to the
engage
49,375,958
other
Estimated Federal taxes
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged primarily in manufacturing high
rarbon wire,
approximately 35%
of which is currently used in its
sold
services
exhaustion
Interest and
9,542,496
underwriter.
offered
costs
and
and
Wear
pated increased volume of business which is expected to result from
the corporation's recent expansion program. It is expected that initially
the net proceeds from the sale of the stock will be used to Increase
Inventories, to carry accounts receivable and for cash working capital.
own
the
1952
299,210
296,681
$380,981,093 $346,110,803
sold
services
926,959
for
$
Total
capital
reported
its subsidiaries
3 Months Ended March 31—
company
purchased by such customer.
to
Thus
year.
and
costs
Employment
offered to stock¬
the public such of the 100,000
are
as
of the
on
12,500 of the above shares of capital stock not being
and
income
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME
underwritten by P. D.
offering is
Brooks & Co. Inc., New York.
holders
with
1953
Quarter End. Mar. 31—
768,668
the
,
*>f
1953.
for
parison with the first quarter of 1952 follow:
Employment
672,582
to a five-year option to purchase 100 shares of stock at $1.00
(Canadian) per share for each 1,000 shares sold by him. 60,000 shares
of 90,000
the
for
statistics
592,945
income
basis."
in
current dividend declarations,
with* $308,394,859* at March 31, 1952.
compared
Employment
corporation
deducting
«rfter
1,409.293
(Canadian) per share, for resale at
(United States) in the United
tions
31,
$3,037,548
1,696.708
$1.02
immediate
corporation
Average number of employes
corporation is offering its stockholders rights to
subscribe for an aggregate of 50,000 shares of an issue
8,
marketed
$459,000,000.
—This
May
and
United
Products and
Union Wire Rope
is
Production of steel ingots and castings in^he first quarter of 1953
102.1%
of
capacity.
The
tonnage
produced " was
only
than the record tonnage of the fourth quarter of 1952.
Expenditures for additions to and replacements of facilitfes totaled
$79,200,000 for the first quarter of 1953.
At March 31, 1953, autho¬
rised
projects to be
completed required a further expenditure of
notification with the SEC
covering 165,000 shares of common stock to be offered at 30 cents per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to rework
wells.—V.
cents
averaged
corporation on April 3 filed a letter of
acidize
efforts
slightly less
Transgulf Corp.—Files With SEC—
and
equipment
•
'
First Quarter—
The
!
-
-
-
1722.
This
sales.
on
1950
$3,842,539
1,501,993
Canada, at the price of $1.02 and $1 per Share, respectively. Sidney
Walcott, of Buffalo, President, director and Treasurer of the com¬
f,
$24,280,000.—V. 177, p. 1583.
to
return
effective
^payments on Its loans due'the Equitable
United States.
Deposits are being made
1945-46
into the air
McCord, President,
entry
C.
W.
sales.
fully
$76,000,000
of Federal
taxes
on
Income for the firsts quarter
of
1953 Include
excess
profits taxes applicable to the results of the quarter at the
full rate provided In the tax law.
Shipments of steel products in the first quarter of 1953 amounted
to 6,608,599 net tons.
Such shipments were 195,065 net tons higher
than shipments in the first quarter of
1952 and were only 18,069
net
tons lower than the all-time record quarter's shipments in
the
fourth quarter * of 1952..
t '>
>
.-•* •
259,353
-
total of $2,4®0,0eo
a
than
first quarter of 1952 of $43,534,212, or a return of 5.0% on
Under the present Federal tax law the excess profits tax is
Pierson,
28
-
this
of
1951
$4,109,793
.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
earnings
1952
$3,196,170
pany,
is the underwriter, the underwriting agreement providing for
his sale of the stock in the United States and in Canada on a "best
the
sinking fund and interest
Life Assurance Society of the
with the Bankers Trust Co.
of
New York as trustee
and include $2,000,000 in regular sinking
fund payments and $400,000 in interest.
The April 23 deposits win
reduce the
original $40,000/000 debenture type loans negotiated in
of
date
Drayfer-
to
first quarter
of
1953, Benjamin F. Fairless, Chairman, announced that the di¬
rectors had
on
April 28 declared the quarterly dividend of $1.75
per
share on the preferred stock, payable May 20, 1953, to stock¬
holders of record at close of
business on May 5, 1953,
and a divi¬
dend of 75 cents per share on the common stock, payable June 10.
1953. to stockholders of record at close of business on May 8, 1953.
Income for the first quarter of 1953 Is reported at $49,375,958. or
the
Reporting
$9,271,337
.
Lee
"Spotaire."'
United States Steel
Board Chairman, and Ralph S. Damon, Pre^ttfent, on April 23 stated- that TWA for the second time within six
months was making advance interest and sinking fund deposits on its
loans.
It was revealed that TWA is depositing in advance of the due
Warren
basis,"
conditioning
air
summer
name
30;
effective
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
covering 660,000 common shares ($1 par), to be offered for
"speculative securities" 550,000 in the United States and 110.000
as
985.
p.
\*
-j
trade
the
at
1,131,169
1623.
p.
$12,000
1952
*' 0 '**
f' ' ''»•",.}*» •• ''■"*'■ ' i ; :"':t i/■ ->< A <**'
Trans World Airlhns;, toe.—Reducess Loan-r-><
r'.t
•«.»
the
made
company
Drayer-Hanson's line of products includes, in addition to air condi¬
tioning equipment, commercial refrigeration units, water chillers, prod¬
uct coolers, finned steel and copper tubing, oil refinery equipment, and
a
165,805
outstanding
in
-S.
.
and
taxes
income
177,
261,377
314,089
stores and departments
Earned per share of common
-
$1,019,038
1953
before taxes on income
Federal, normal and surtax
income
Common
$1,031,520
273,377
(& Subs.)— -Earnings—
est.
for
exchange
......
homes."
Drayer-Hanson's
„
under
489,533
$1.53
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
j
1477.
p.
of
Radiator's
States
national
a
been
$0.33
June
on
1953,
to
share—495,303 shares
common
per
177,
\
.
„
;
,.■
stock
Preference
Offer
ah
States
-
Olean plant
of
'
88,620
saving resulting from the loss on sale
Inc.—tax
on
has
Walburt Oils, Ltd., Toronto, Canada
aircraft components.—V. 177, p.
/
.
merger.
make
United
mark
will
terminate
to
entitled
authorities, .United
proper
conditioned upon the acceptance by not less
business
($60,000)
Income...
oper.
177,
-
outstanding Drayer-Hanson new common stock.
of the
/This step
,
from adjust, of..
book value of net assets of McKee Glass Co.
resulting
saving
Income—tax
1
'
said, -"covering a full range of air conditioning equipment—from large
equipment for commercial and industrial buildings down to small units
.....
1953
1952
$29,245,602 $23,235,485
2,048.463
2,300,404
928,322
791,783
- 4/
—
before
to
proposes
the
of
due
is
Securities and Exchange Commission—
*
Inc.—Earnings—
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co.,
approval
Hanson stockholders
80%
conditioning
•
"
■
,
at Room
18
2 Rector St., New York. N. Y„ receive bids for the purchase
$5,000,000 first mortgage bonds due May 1. 1983 and 70,000
of
shares
to -11:30
up
new
railway
railway.
railway
from
ry.
a
unissued
but
Inc.,
Drayer-Hanson,
law
1623.
railway
oper.
Net
the
with
covering 10,397 shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered
per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
general corporate purposes.
This
tax
p.
from
sale as
'
charges
this
177,
tax
Exchange Commission—
filed
United States Radiator Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
26,068
24,412
267,317
—
50,000
383,694
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
\ .'7
$2,334,431
$3,496,900
$818,605
$1,273,758
income
deductions
50,000
$0.49
1953
from
from
'
Total
Miscell.
76,128
74,726
shares
share
March-
$3
for
shares
preferred
profits
for
15%.—V.
Net
next.
City Mines Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—
Files With Securities and
f*
t
$627,904
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
and
Redemption—
for
176,
$877,197
the
covenants
Gross
redemption on June
cumulative -preferred stock at'$102.50
called
has
"
"
383,721
•Since
1953,
854,855
"
t
its working capital
indebtedness,
to
IJuiied Aircraft Corp.—Partial
company,
preferred
second
common
rate
67!$49
•984,796
*
shares
per
of
850,237
'
paid in cash—
cumulative
cumulative
Net
The
inc.
on
67,331
as
Co.
Insurance
to comply with various other
covenants
p.
1477;
177,
June
on
1966,
1,
less than $1,300,000 and
at not
Feb.
$1,000,000 on its 3Va%
promissory
The agreement requires the company to pay
amortization
principal
dated
borrowed
collateral.
fixed
agreement
and The Prudential
company
company
without
annual
balance
based
582,665
976,873
"
—
Earnings
the
of
terms
the
amended, between
America,
taxes
income
Common
the
to
5,733,461
743,454
'
state and Federal
Dividends
shares
changed into two shares of capital
was
$8,717,071
7,090,950
•
,
then
the
71,789
expense
for
1952 '
.
$8,645,232
68,981
$10,740,601
'
388,899
600,000 shs.
of
•
,
income
Interest
;
-
$10,671,620
'
*.
each
1953,
1953
.
Of sales excl. of deprec., amort. &
deplet.
Depreciation, amortization and depletion..
Sell., gen. admin., research & development exp.
$5 par value.
stock,
note
Outstanding
$300,000
1953
Total
u
income
Cost
FINANCING
PRESENT
j
..
Miscellaneous,
$36,000
at
/ -\
GIVING
payable to in¬
Co. in Install'ts to July 1, '66
surance
$2,057,117
$3,232,993
263,902
$716,282
$1,176,017
97,741
income
1952,
sales
Net
^
Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 3L—
-
note
promissory
The
Other
in
$25,000
'
•
Victor Chemical Works (&
1
La.;
note pay. to bank, due Dec. 17,
3%
14,241,829
2,770,699
847,145
1
83,160
,
1953.
$3Mi%
$6,782,907 $22,322,952 $19,999,950
Operating
about
were
and
Authorized
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1953—Month-*-l952
,
maintains
company
CAPITALIZATION
Texas & Pacific Ry. Co.—Results from Operation—
,
the
addition
Chicago, 111.; .Dallas, Houston
sonville, Fla.; New
Orleans,
issaed
bonds
of
any
series
except
those
for
stock.
\'/y. '
•"
.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the
The First Boston Corp.
^;"
...
' ' . ' 1-7 " ' *
'
several underwriters, for whicB
ft Co, *rill act ai
.''Vr
■
*. • -•
-
and Johnston, Lemon
■
•
..
«•*"
12
unsubscribed shares
to purchase, are as
the respective percentages of the
stock which each has severally agreed
sentatives
of
The Commercial and
(1903)
and
common
follows:
-
First
The
Goodwyn & Olds——— 6.8 *
Mackall & Coe_,_,. 6.8
Ferris & Co
———
6.8
Robinson and Lukens- 6.8
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt—
6.8
22.0%
Corp.-,-
Boston
Co.— 10.0
Alex
Brown
& Sons
10.0
Auchincloss, Parker & Red&
Lemon
Johnston,
oath
10.0
10.0
__
Ync";::::::-
Folger, Nolan
v
177( p_ 1023.
which Pooler will
for each
$1
shares
will
31-
"I
PrrtfU" hVfore~"taxeV"
profit after all income taxes,,——.
Net
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
176,
crude
of
who
stockholders
poration
successful
were
opposing
were
the
the sale
the
of
shares will
new
and will be available
such corporate purposes
for
of
Part
the
funds
will
be
development of presently
other
interests
in
electing
in
directors
two
$4,135,324
2,855,465
from
rev.
ry.
1953
$439,687
27,
,
$0.74
„
income
•After
acid
—
Federal
estimated
$361,000
177,
*932
,
$248,000
taxes;
income
state
and
1952.—V.
in
—
-
share—.
common
per
in
1953
1094.
p.
tractor
and
Edward
O.
The
Vicksburg,
cial
The
ceats
to
company
filed
20
letter
a
notification
of
mining expenses.—V.
and
exploration
for
pay
165,
April
on
with
166, p.
610
3217.
p.
r-".
Gold Mines, Inc.—New Gov't
Western
This corporation has
President,
with
the
on its
Utah.
drilling
and V.
U.
S.
Reef
Silver
Uranium
property
moderate
a
The
production
announcement
went
to
on
—V.
175, p.
Leeds
near
in
south¬
say:
grade
months
Oils, Ltd., Calgary, Alta., Canada
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
1,000,000 shares of capital stock (10c par). Accord¬
ing to the prospectus, Owen Investors Ltd., of Toronto, Canada, the
vaderwriter, has purchased and paid for 200,000 shares at $1.25 per
company
covering
1953.
24,
£'ijxre
the
Both
and has subscribed for
additional 200,000 shares,
also at $1.25
share to be paid for on or before May 18, 1953. In consideration
purchases the company has given to Owen. Investors Ltd.
options to purchase an additional 600,000 shares in blocks of 200,000
shares each on or before Aug. 18.
1953, Nov. 18, 1953, and Feb. 18,
?9!;4, at a price of $1.40 per share.
Owen Investors Ltd, is, not a
an
general
a
U.
reached
was
cautioned
men
action
Tex.,
Peoria,
its
of
111.,
LeTourneau
the
plants
and
the
manufacture
a
field
the
id
broker
"therefore
or
dealer
in
either
Canada
in
of
the
United
the
for
of
new
is
agreement
solution
;
owners.
subject to
legal
and
several
a
subsidiary
new
White Motor Co.—First Quarter
to
be
called
Brake
States
necessary
technical
to
LeTourneau-
take
over
the
Earnings Up—
sales—trucks
sales—incl.
and
sales
1953
•1952
income
Shares
outstanding
Earnings per share
Robert
F.
of March
as
of
tank
of
I td.
will
Canadian
in
connection
.to be offered
with
sell
the
sale
and
•
"as
a
...
speculation,"
agent
delivery
-
,
Owen
of
<
Investors
the 400,000 shares to or through E. H. Pooler & Co. to
brokerage firms and residents at a price of $1.30 per share,
has
the
estimated
177,
in
for
the
second
quarter
are
aircraft
Coach
our
excellent."—V.
Guaranty
for
$61,391,612
subsidiary
of
The stockholders
for
transferring
to
company's
on
The
1,008,102
determined
represented
McCreery,
Empire
M.
at
the.
name
were
that
the
Secretary
Securities,
Canaday,
present
shares
stockholder,
assets
the
owned
voted
by
in
and
and
to
be
Ohio.
distribute
with
assets
175,
June
on
Co.
accrued
of
New
1,
next,
which
through
first mortgage
interest.
York,
Payment
140
bonds,
be
will
Broadway,
New
463.
p.
at competitive sale
share.
per
Other
5.08%
bids
received
dividend;
for
a
Co.,
Inc.
Loeb
&
5.08%
a
5.12%
rate; and First
(jointly), $100.04 for
PROCEEDS—Net
of
proceeds
$8,000,000
be
of
of
first
nection
short-term
with
the
Lehman
Co.
rate;
and
company's
-
BUSINESS—Corporation
distribution
sale
d
ai
In
sale
of. electricity,
1952,
service.
it
will
up
000
first
be
to 11
is
engaged
80.8%
of
from
served
stock,
the
to
loans
and. other
Division
177,
p.
a
to
new
of
Willys
Empire
support
Motors
military
Inc.,
that
President
of
extent
available,
principal
in
con¬
consists
sale
of
of
of
in
and
gas
10,000
and
production,
and
an
sale
of
from
1.7%
the
from
revenues
bus
miles
square
adjacent
in
part
of
'
approximately 543,500.-
%
Bids May 5 for Bonds—
received
by the
(CDT)
a.m.
on
company at 231 So. La Salle. Chicago 4,
May 5 for the purchase from it of $8,000,May 1, 1983.—-V. 177, p. 1843.
(Wm.) Wrigley .Jr. Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1953
ll—_
and
expenses
earnings before
'''Special
the
distribution
about
Wisconsin
population
a
the
operating
income
$19,286,532
*
16,820,840
income:
$18,4-55,118
16,319,118
$2,465,692
taxes__'_,
special
.
1952
$2,136,000
905,891
—.
Net
earnings
$3,371,583
Net
earns,
Net
earnj. of foreign
•Net gain,
Bank
of
share
per
less tax,
Chicago.—V.
York Corp.
(1,968,484
shrs.
subs, included
on
sale
177,
of
outstdg.i
$2,136,000
$1.69
307,596
investment
in
the
'/ ''
1303.
p.
$1.71
above
National
192,962
Boulevard
.
(<fc Subs.)—Earnings Up1953—6 Mos.—1952
1953—12 Mos.—1952
from
is
$31,407,889 $25,704,053 $64,856,514 $54,243,920
Income before inc. taxes
1,616,179
1,495,723
4.945,980
5,519,151
Income
taxes
(est.)
945,845
851,200
2,379,120
3,420,590
$670,334
—
$644,523
$2,566,860
$0.52
$0.49
$2.23
$2,098,561
' $1.81
business
with
head¬
Securities, Inc., the largest
of the plan only after it
Willys-Overland,
&
the
sales
by directors
corporation
and
from
in¬
768.
plan submitted
a
automotive
and
incurred
were
principally
in
its
the
northeastern
with
mortgage bonds due
and
Aircraft
Baird
construction
electricity and
17.5%
and
Receive
111.,
of
received
Territory
central
Michigan
Costs
components,
a
progran)..Any balance of the
proceeds will be used to finance part of the 1953 construction
program,
Net
and
W.
payment of $6,300,000
These
for
&
Co.,
Inc.
Co., $100,479
&
Robert
the
of
bonds,
to the
$100,359
Allyn
'
rate.
sale
mortgage
loans.
C.
Peabody
Corp." and
5.24%
from the
bank
bid of $100.13
a
Brothers,
A.
Kidder,
Boston
a
applied by the company
amount
on
...
follows:
as
Kuhn,
(jointly), $100,141 for
April 28
on
$1.18
a
clear
majority of the "non-Empire" shares
meeting were to be cast affirmatively,
Milton
said.
he pointed out, is a company owned by Ward
Chairman
will
Toledo,
by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and
Union Securities Corp. The group won award of the is¬
775,517
Inc.—Transfer of Assets—
April 24 approved
on
the
carry
in
Redemption—
redemption
$197,000 of its 3%
Trust
Period End. Mar. 31-—
expected
this
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Preferred Stock Of¬
fered—Public offering of 30,000 shares of 5.04% cumula¬
tive preferred stock (par $100) at $101.81
per share, was
made on April 30 by a group headed
Gross inc. accrued
Willys-Overland Motors,
of
assets
1722.
p.
called
Y.—V.
$1.26
;
considerably in the first quarter over the same period for
The company had an unfilled bank of this government business
amounting to $17,500,000 as of March 31, 1953, and it is expected
that shipments will
be accelerated during the balance of the year.
The
company
also has a large bank of orders for our commercial
products—particularly White Model 3000 trucks with the patented
power-lift cab and White Steering Pushpr Highway Tractors, Prospects
was
are
as
Kaiser-Frazer
Co., Inc.—Partial
income
1952.
the
Ltd.
hereby."
securities
act
N.
Total
creased
Investors
"Che
will
15,
$918,543
April 30 said:
on
components,
handled
0*en
I'.iares offered
Co.
the
779,633
31
stock__
common
Black, President,
single
&
at
York
$982,436
—
for
Pooler
the
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
Exchange,
H.
&
made
Bids
busses
of
f tock
E.
physical
wholly-owned subsidiary, Kaiser Manu¬
on April 28
with the signing of clos¬
of
name
it.—V.
company
To
„
3,763
4,574
parts, accessories, and
service
————————$36,258,667 $41,650,644
Income before Fed. & Canad. taxes on income
2,046,436
2,290,543
Prov. for Fed. & Canad. taxes on income—est.
1,064,000
1,372,0.00
Net
uninterruptedly under
quarters in Toledo.
may
whereby
Wilson
north
3 Months Ended March 31—
Unit
not offer any shares of stock directly to the public.
Ruder the circumstances, Owen Investors Ltd. has made arrangements
v
ith E. H. Pooler & Co.,
Toronto, Canada, members of the Toronto
r
left
merger
gas.
It is contemplated
that
Westinghouse Co., will be
the
formalized
its stockholders
The
will
land clearing
equipment,
to
earth-moving.
pioneer and recognized leader
industry, will continue his develop¬
is
these
j:;gistered
the
Executive
purchasing
Willys-
of
identity
spe¬
pit*
«jt
The
documents.
sale
this
in
Kaiser-Frazer's
by
ing
related
who
that
and
and
President
of Westinghouse, announced.
retain and continue to operate
equipment
work
organization
LeTourneau,
not
the
,
$60,000,000
changed to Willys Motors, Inc., with headquarters
Willys-Overland
Motors,
Inc.
will
retain
its
Government,
S.
than
was
sue
agreement
President
products
government business
Homestead
2,403,589
LeTourneau,
research
"Deliveries
1484.
Western
for
Mr,
and
that
franchises.
more
facturing Corp.,
upper
that
good
of
$4,218,032
Longview,
earth-moving
and
corporation
...
uranium-vanadium ore have
been made
several
from the company's Chloride
Chief claim: the contract with the A.E.C. is for the drilling of seven
additional claims; 30 more claims will then remain to be drilled along
the 2Vi mile length of this property owned by Western Gold Mines."
shipments
for the past
9,071,398
Contract—
royalty.
further
"Profitable
the
and
other
and
corporate
a
expected
is
It
8,344,416
2,359,949
will
for
1953—3 Mos.—1952
3,015,701
organized by Air
earth-moving operations.—V. 177, p. 1843.
approximately 300 holes will be
dcUled.
The cost of this program will, be financed by a loan from
the A.E.C. which Western has agreed in the contract to repay out of
western
'
$4,082,516
company
distributor
operation of the sinking fund,
due
April I, 1958 at 100'/a%
835,158
G.
Vice-Chairman
statements
provisions for continued operation uf the Willys
Toledo, with the purchaser assuming all Willys-Overland
including employment contracts, and continuing the
Purchase
acquisition of
problems.
contract, according to Ralph G. Brown,
Atomic Energy Commission for exploratory
signed
the
$1,444,424
R.
•
$4,460,125 $12,426,932 $13,289,430
distribution
Boshell,
Miss.,
products
ment
the
covering 100.000 shares of common stock to be offered at 50
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
SEC
in
and
plants,
LeTourneau
However,
Idaho—Files—
and
the purchase by this company of the earthrelated business of R. G. LeTourneau, Inc., its
and
sales
Ga.
previous
in
Overland
covering
Toccoa,
cranes
West Star Mining Co.,. Coeur d'Alene,
leases
764,316
negotiations,
George W. Ritter,
Willys-Overland.
reaifirmed
from
use,
$1,279,859
extensive
April
on
$635,183
$0.51
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
general
and
Included
agreement
management may
acquisition of producing
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Expansion—
After
moving,
«
the
Chronicle... Monday, May 4, 1953
the
1515.
and
Earnings
under
j
income—
oper.
177, "p.
to
required for
railway
operations
Net
—V.
held
or
added
be
as
1953—Month—1952
expenses
international
Coal Co.—Earnings Lower—
West Kentucky
(Toronto),
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue-
annual
the
at
are
Chicago
a
Jones
property.
oper.
Net
family,
Canaday
business
a
leased
as
for
used
held
oper.
cor¬
lands
company
Railway
Martin C. Remer, President of Remer, Mitchell &
investing firm; and Robert E. McNett, President
of Royal Electric Co., Jamestown,
Ohio.
The management elected five directors; George R. Boyles, President
of Merchants National Bank in Chicago; Rudolf F. Blash, President
of Webster-Chicago Corp.; Walter P. Altenbuvg, Herbert A. Gunz and
Norman C. Owen, also officers of the company.—V. 177, p. 1843,
They
meeting.
Reitzel,
from
petroleum
Period End. Mar. 31—
management of this
his
Mi-.
among
time,
and
of
Vice-President, of
contracts,
Railway
The
will
shares
by Owen.
Western Maryland
$l«vu
Webster-Chicago Corp.—Election of Directors—
400,000
to
•
the
of
to
leases
36*',2nn
51.U
share,———_U——-r:
1715.
sale
and
determine.
409:23?
—
the
of
options
was organized
by Basil Owen
President of Owen Investors Ltd.,
is
Proceeds of
770,928
Purchasers
Homestead
who
property,
869,399
—
_—
brokerage commission from Owen equal
a
nontransferable
privately owned
company (the stock of which is owned by Mr. Jones and Edward H.
La Borde, Vice-President of Western Homestead). It has outstanding
3,299,012 shares of stock. It is engaged in the business of the explora¬
tion and development of prospective oil and gas lands and the produc¬
time
^
_
_____
receive
shares sold.
retained
reservation.
Knitting Mills—Earnings Up—
Wayne
Three Months Ended March
100
Owen
be
Western
President,
funds
•
from
purchase an additional
400,000 shares at $1.45 per share on the basis of one option share for
each share so purchased.
Options to purchase the remaining 200,000
Co. above.—V. 177, p. 531.
Power & Light
Sound
Puget
to
tion
Co.—Proposed Merger-
Washington Water Power
See
2.0
2.0
Rohrbaugh & Co.
Rouse, Brewer & Beckei—
for
receive
Financial
members
Net
earnings
tEarns,
per
share
com.
Orders
booked-—$41,740,185 $29,783,613 $76,310,414 $62,606,919
•Uncompleted orders, March 31
33,941,073
24,112,285
•These
orders
are
on
not
hand
included
from
tAfter
providing
common
stock
for
in
"gross
distributors
parts end maintenance which
are
preferred
and
income"
for
nor
do
they
include
accessory equipment, repair
as booked until
shipped.
not recorded
dividends.
Based
on
987,369
shares
outstanding at March 31, 1953.—V. 177, p. 629.
of
(1909)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5217... The
Volume 177
(
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22
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Adams
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13
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l9
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1
3% Jan
3
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2% Jan
21
2% Oct 23
23
Jan
2
33% Jan
35
20
36% Mar 24
30
Corp common-No par
100
Limited
15% Sep
15
11
17
Jan
9
9
*235
Apr
9
161
Apr
28
189% Jan
60% Feb 20
74
Dec
30
61% Apr
23
75% Jan
Amer
16% Jan
2
12% Apr
23
15% Jan
Jan
2
27
84% Feb
3%%
5
20% Dec
31
17% Apr
15
20% Feb
Nov 25
53
23
59
2
12% May
73
90
Apr 29
16% May
Apr
5
Jan
6%
61% Feb
19
10% Dec
18
15% Aug
7
9% Apr
22
12% Jan
29
43
19
63% Aug
7
42 % Apr
21
47
Feb
26
41% Mar 13
36
Apr
23
40% Jan
Apr 22
98
Apr
23
103% Feb
55
Dec
36% Oct 30
Oct
302
107
17
2nd
common—2
Corp
5 V2 %
1952 ser
- -
50
No par
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
27
convertible preferred—100
iJi^a.uCdJt.ng'-jraramount
Theatres Inc
——1
20
30%
3074
30 74
*3374
3472
*33 7s
34%
51
*4974
51
49 %
49%
26
26%
26%
27
2674
26%
5,100
9
9'a
9 Va
974
9%
4,500
50%
*50%
156
4%
15% Mar 19
18
14
4% Dec
2
9
12
31% Feb
9
12
40% Apr
23
42% Jun
27
34% Feb
9
76 % Feb
73% Apr 23
83% Jun
26
24
32% Feb
8
42% Jan
2
50% Jun
6
5%
1
American
44% Jan
11
3 74
3%
3%
11,200
19%
19 74
*19%
19%
700
73
4%
138%
34 %
35
24
34% Jan
7%
60 % Feb
Chicle
16
American
2
18% Mar 25
American
13
21% Jan
2
23% Mar 25
American
Crystal Sugar
15
96% Jan
15
90% Jan
50% Aug 25
59% Jun
9
47
May 9
83% Oct 30
170% Jan
22
132
64% Jan
22
Apr
243
Mar
Apr
96% Mar
Jan
6
39% Jan
5
151
Marl6
34% Apr
6
27
7% Apr
16
8% Jan
7
29% Jan
3
33% Aug 11
28% Feb
9
31 % Jan
20
16% Mar
7
18 V* Aug
15% May
1
17% Feb
4
Feb
19
10% Apr
Jan
«
Dec
8
9
31
14
American
2074
21
27 72
27 %
277a
27%
1,600
397 a
29-,a
33 74
39%
5,500
10,200
43
43%
35,000
Gas
5
Hawaiian
American
Hide
30%
53 %
4%
6% Jan
3% Oct 21
10
4
Apr
17
5% Mar 25
14
37
Jan
20
38'/a Mar 13
36% Feb
19
39% Feb
6% Jan
23
30% Sep
3
45
*35% Oct
8
39% July 23
5% Apr
Jan
8
9
Aug
8
6%
6%
14
96
Dec
19
86
Jan
9
93% Apr
6
26
23% Jun
30
18% Apr
30
22% Jan
15
20
25% Mar 18
73
19% Jan
19
•6
25
4
17% Feb
24
Dec
23% Apr
3
104
Mar
Jun
2
16
13% Apr 24
*22% May 16
Apr 24
79% Jan
12
86
18% Dec 31
17% Apr
6
%
2%
*35%
17%
*17%
Feb
27a
3
2%
374
*3574
39
*35%
39%
177a
17%
*1774
1874
*1774
18%
Amer
24
26% Feb
27
29
105% Feb
9
4%%
18% Feb
2
American
64
64
*6374
64 74
13%
13%
13%
xl3%
13%
13'A
13%
76%
76%
76%
767V
*7774
78
78'%
78%
700
17%
18
17%
18
*17%
18
17%
1774
1,100
53%
53
53
*52%
54
53
9%
*97
Dec
19
Oct
31
7% Feb
31% July 30
8
16
175% Aug
8
165
Apr
27
171% Feb
6
7
7% Jan
17
6
Jan
2
7% Apr
14
19
Oct 29
24% Jun
12
19% Apr
30
23% Jan
13
49% Dec
3
48% Jan
14
65% Jan
30
Aug
42% Apr
24
1
Jan
29
Feb
19
165% Sep
2
36% Dec
11
39% Feb
9
38% May 19
148
44
Jan
6
9
127
14
21
39% Jan
9
57% Mar 18
Feb
18
60% Mar
Jan
Mar 14
135% July
124% Apr
28
50% Dec
150% Jun
16
11
54% May 19
29% Jan
16% Jan
6
1
11
12
16
65
Jan
8
132
Apr
24
69% Jan 21
U9% Jan 24
C%Dec 15
115
3
13
Apr
9% Jan
22
37% Jan
7
20
Apr
51% Nov 18
95% Jan
22
81
May
22% Oct
r4% Nov 19
82
Feb
7
13
14
Apr
83
Apr
16
23
18
15
55% Jan 24
2
48% Dec 31
Oct
<0% May
26% Feb
109
Jan
66% Feb 24
30
16% Oct
19% Oct
«0% J&a
20
20
36% Apr 24
46% Apr 27
5
.
,
02
May 12
31% Jan
2
26% Jan
102
Tobacco
127
Corp
2
American
83%
No par
Smelt com
1
68%
83%
68%
46%
46%
Glass
Corp—
6.25
Common
$4
preferred
38% Apr 20
45
19
41% Feb
9
56% Apr
17
Anderson-Prichard
34
12
8
15% Feb
26
Andes
6% Jan
3
4% Apr 28
6
Jan
7
A
7
40% Apr 28
62
Jan
9
Archer-Daniels-Midland
60
July
14"%
No p£^r
& Cable
Wire
Hocking
50% Dec
10
No par
prior
24% Jan
Dec
72
128%
12%
155%
72%
20%
53% Jan
5
12%
26
5
Jan
5
Anderson
P
W
Clayton & Co
Oil Corp
Copper
3474
774
7%
Mining
Products Co
Inc
30
16
4%
4%
37%
37%
36%
37%
*7%
7%
4 %
20
4 74
974
10%
56,400
31
3174
31%
31%
18.200
53
53
53
4%
4%
38
36%
37%
77a
7%
7%
♦92
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19%
1874
18%
24%
2474
2474
24'4
*24%
102 Va
*101
♦101
102 %
200
4,600
1,000
94
*18%
24%
i
7%
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19%
2,000
■
3774
37'A
*92
94
*92
94
41
*38
38
1,000
4%
47b
24%
102%
4,200
16
15%
94
*101
1,500
774
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35
*34%
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97b
37%
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21,800
135
16 74
16
39
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10
40
4774
53
16 Va
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400
1,100
91
*28
20
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30
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16
19%
300
24%
1,700
102 %
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16%
16%
16%
16%
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16 74
16%
167b
96%
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9674
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9674
9674
500
96%
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22%
23 74
2274
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2374
9,300
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82%
81%
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20%
2074
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99
98%
98 74
*98 74
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17
17%
17%
17%
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v
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
36
36
36
4,700
331'2
33 Va
33%
*33%
31%
No par
21.50
-10
14
5
No par
32%
32
32%
2%
2%
2%
2%
14%
14%
14%
1474
♦162
165
*162
6%
6%
6%
7%
23% 29%
102
102
38%
38%
53% 55%
*12% 12%
*4
4%
40% 40%
17%
17%
17%
5,100
774
774
774
200
3474
347b
8,200
36%
36%
3474
34%
36'%
33%
33%
33
33
274
14%
*160
165
2%
147a
674
6%
19%
19%
19%
53%
53
53
54
54
36
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
143%
145%
145%
38%
38%
122
122
33 Va
38%
145%
38%
*122
122
33%
124%
127
12%
12%
153% 154%
72%
72%
125
♦12%
154%
72%
30
3,900
73
.
55
55
28,500
1,400
3874
*38%
123
123
33'A
39%
397b
3974
154%
7274
56
13
154%
73
260
357b
33
12374
1,900
14574
3574
145
33%
1274
13
1547/a
3874
123
197b
33 %
126
127
145%
6,100
12,700
7
1974
19%
38%
2%
1G5
674
1974
700
147a
274
1474
6%
800
1,100
33
*160
164
53%
122
3374
♦33
3274
1974
145
20
30
100
100
100
*35%
39%
45% Feb
106 % Mar
*3474
772
*55%
84
37%
7
35 %
7%
5574
14%
*83
37%
15
*34%
7%
3974
conv preferred—25
Anaconda Copper Mining
50
30% Apr
34%
7%
55%
Amer
2
34%
16
17%
22%
*132
135
39 >'4
20
15
4% May
5
preference
&
48%
4774
*131
135
17%
22
*90
91
55%
5
Anaconda
135
%
4 9
a
227 b
39%
100
Lead
48!
*132
17%
227b
55%
6
Jan 30
91
48%
*132
91
♦90
91
47%
*17%
*90
39%
Jan
57
2274
55 %
*115% 116^
9%
9%
preferred
Zinc
17%
22%
40
21% Jan
$5
*17%
22%
132% 133
46% 47%
Co Inc
Woolen common
$4 conv prior
97
17%
22%
33
100
25
com
preferred
American Water Works
1% May
1
'1% Nov 21
Apr
25
common—.
40% Oct
10
55 %
154
15
Apr
40
38%
120%
100
7
77 % Mar 17
145% 147
No par
Co
2
7%
45%
*17%
*22%
54
—100
prefeired
American Viscose
88% Mar 17
400
3,300
31%
38%
122
32%
32%
6%
5%
3074
45%
53%
2%
2%
14%
14%
165
166%
7
7%
19%
19%
53%
54
36%
36%
100
Tobacco-i"—Ss^.5
Tel
&
Jan
106% May 21
.
Refining com—100
preferred-
American
3074
45%
30%
No par
Co
Stores
American Sumatra
Anchor
24
1C0
Jan
27% Jan
common—5
Razor—!
10% Feb
7
1
2
119
10
24
5
74% Mar 18
138% Jan
45s/aApr 23
No par
American Sugar
7%
74
4574
& Light—
Safety
American Tel
30
45
53
31%
American Steel Foundries
American
2074
45 %
30%
31%
5
American Seating Co
—10
American Ship Building Co__No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
19
23
161% Jan
153% Apr 28
1
66% Dec
Feb
14% Jan
134
14
139% Nov 21
II 9eC 16
7 % Jun
Apr
161% Dec
3
~\SV* Jan
i
Apr
2
38
52
10% Oct
2
2
40% Aug 18
Apr
Feb
6
36% Jan 2g
9
Apr
6
40
16
Apr
Jun
2
]*>7
32
131
Feb
39% Feb
20
120
W% Oct
127
1
Apr
36% Apr
35% May
144
20
122% Oct 29
14
53
30%
45%
53
cl B___No par
preferred
7%
American
30 %
45%
30%
33%
Ex-distribution
Feb 23
13% Oct
700
78%
30%
30%
53 %
4%
39
37%
7%
94
33%
Sany
1,400
78%
9%
No par
Amer Potash
Std
*7874
9%
—No par
36% Jan 30
Power
38 %
80
9%
16%
7%
34%
36
Optical Co
&
6,300
79%
40 %
40 %
*29%
99
American
Rad
39%
79
38 Va
*78%
9%
16%
*7.%
33%
*35%
39% Mar 24
Amer
38'A
79
38%
*28%
99
5
American
4074
38%
40%
37%
30
16
9%
20
2
American
4
40'%
377/a
40%
4,500
Mar 27
2
15,300
40%
36%
4074
2,000
37
2% Jan
36%
36%
20%
18
15% Feb
367b
A
18
32% Jan
19
59.800
36%
5%
36%
20
17
2% Jan
500
674
36%
5
36
-
18
Jan
2% Nov 20
16'A
674
1474
20%
1
16% Apr
16'A
6 74
v
18
Co—No par
14% Apr-24
1V* July 28
16%
574
*14
20
Co
& Chem
16%
5 %
18
Molasses
27
16%
5
1774
Natural Gas
31% Apr
147b
*16%
8274
American
12
*14%
16%
17%
American
23
14%
16%
*81%
4
39% Sep
14%
*14%
17%
Mar 17
36% Jun
*14'A
100
9,600
14%
81%
37
19
14%
14%
17%
24
33% Oct 28
1474
i
1474
14%
14%
2,300
81%
11
29% Jan
165
com
Metal Products Co
„
99
14%
18
20
preferred
News Co
99
82%
No par
16% Apr
36
99
22%
7% Jan
32% Feb
2
37%
22%
*81
17%
4
■
300
3774
,
22%
11
8
4.000
43
*42%
38
97%
Jan
17% Dec 31
10
9%
a
43
*98
99
*98
99
9 7
974
280
3774
37%
37%
54
*53
*42 74
43
*42%
37%
37 Va
974
9%
9%
44
*42%
79
100
Ltd
Co
31,600
64 J/4
13 %
*96%
35% Dec
2
7
29
28% Dec
Metal
19% Apr
May 15
500
*63%
30
45 %
No par
Amer Machine & Metals
4,200
6374
6374
7
100
preferred
Amer Mach & Fdry common
3.90% preferred
2
100
166
165
166
165
166
165
163
1,900
100
7%
24
19% Feb
225,500
3
39
Id
161
1
27a
*35%
2%
38
%
7.'
/8
7a
n
%
fi}
2%
49 74
*49
'
39
*92
18%
19
24%
24%
*101% 102%
16%
16%
Locomotive
98% Apr
30% July 23
105
3
No par
Corp.No par
prior preferred—100
common
1
cum
American
24% Mar 16
84
11
Jan
100% Mar 17
20% Jan
24% Dec
13
1
37
7%
noncumulative preferred—100
5%%
18% Mar 26
96% May
Sep
78% Feb
Jan
23
9
102
16% Apr 24
97
16
Apr
*37%
50
1
American Investment Co of 111-.—1
9
Apr
16
1
Products
Home
American International
102
21% July 31
& Leather com
American Ice Co common
8% Mar 17
Feb
20% Feb
10
Co__
convertible preferred—
American
4
SS
600
49%
45%
American
Electric Co..
400
43
*28
Export
&
10.700
4474
American
9
105
10474
*4974
2
Jan
92
5274
10574
5274
52%
10474
43 74
4
48
52
52%
*91
92
*91
92
105
45
60% Mar
11
400
%
27%
39 %
21
4274
33% Feb
24
Feb
65
10
21
13,700
447b
1
30% Apr
45% Jan
*20%
1,100
71
43
15%
9%
8
70%
44%
Lines Inc_____40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
7
12% Mar
7% Nov 13
70 74
491%
17%
22%
91
47% 48%
*132
135
34% 34%
7%
7%
com
Secur—No par
European
American
9%
69%
38%
*104%
17%
21%
*90
—10
10
4% %
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com—10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
American Distilling Co
—_20
American Encaustic Tiling——1
4
55% Jan
5
23
To
96
9%
42%
45%
Colortype Co
6
I
102
97b
44%
30
_No par
24
16% Jan
26
89
*
100
No par
Co
44% Apr
19% Feb 25
5,700
27%
*21
•
104%
38%
30% Feb
*98%
*94
974
8
70
69%
347b
96
400
35%
35
102
*94
97
52%
52
*98%
96
*91
92
5112
3474
35%
102
9%
9%
*91
40%
34% May 21
88
49%
!40%
I
*85
42%
''38 74
*78
Chain & Cable
83
44 %
25
preferred
American
26
*86
49%
common—25
—
142
*93
*103%
5%
36
Corp
!
*135
*93%
9%
14,000
47b
140
34%
102
96
73
4%
*136
90
*93%
96
*7274
"
4%
74
4
474
140
*85
90
*86
73 *
*72%
72%
*72%
43/.
138%
42%
5
'35%
—_
50
154
153
374
19 74
42%
1
Co common—-12.50
Can
156
3%
197 a
138 %
16%
preferred
*154
154
4%
14%
14%
American Car & Fdry
85 % Mar 18
9
Apr
29
7%
5
Mar
41
200
49%
*16%
& Radio
8.500
43%
14%
*14
Cable
American
277 b
107 74
*50%
49
1
common
30
27%
*10674
3%
38%
20
interest in
of
preferred
36% Mar 25
36% Dec
45% Nov
37% Oct
rtfs
24
6% May
5
43% Aug
Oct
15% Mar 20
16% Apr
11
4% Jan
7
Feb
22
38% May 16
31
Jan
6
29
Mar
15
50%
277a
50%
27 Va
19%
Ani-i
13% Feb
600
3%
*72%
4%
a
10774
*5074
27%
154
9 7
9 74
*106
507u
27
156
3%
19 74
73
•
*105% 107%
106
26%
2674
9%
*50%
27
26%
38%
*17%
50
Bosch
preferred
30 74
34%
106
163% 168
62%
64%
12 %
13 V*
76%
77
17%
17%
54
55
9%
9%
42% 43
37
38
*97
100
100
10
preferred
American
30%
51
27%
*35%
Bank Note common
American
3,400
30%
*33%
52
21%
50
preferred
conv
2,800
34%
27 %
iij'
*2%
Agricultural Chemical__No par
Airlines common
1
cum
237b
*50%
69 %
42%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)—1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
19% Mar 18
7,900
23 %
2374
30%
*20 %
1
American
76% Apr
18% Jan
2374
474
30%
21
27%
no par
new
200
4%
5
42 %
_.
141% Jan
23 Va
5,300
104
49
No par
new—1
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred—
24
23%
23%
70 V*
21
27%
—5
No par
common-No par
convertible preferred—100
Nov
33
4%
38% 39 V*
*91
92
51% 51%
*103% 104%
No par
Dye_
Rights
1
May
&
—
-
Aluminium
3% Mar 24
47%
1
Alpha Portland CementAluminum Co of America
1
May
100
gtd
preferred
3%%
5
42%
*102'%
*33%
149%
*85
88
33% 34%
*98% 102
*96
98
9%
9%
70% 70%
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
2
42% Apr
36% Feb
Co
104
47'a
23%
*139
100
Inc
Chemical
2
8
69% Apr 28
—1
*42
417b
1027b
*102%.
4%
156
3%
19
*72V4
4%
100
Industries
Allen
Mar 27
21% Jan
21
common
*153
3
19
41%
42%
4%
104
*102%
*105V* 103
100
10
5
Corp common
preferred A
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
10% Mar
9
Jan
9
23
78% Aug 11
7
Aug 28
85% May
16
32% Apr
99% Apr
8
100
Mining
Gold
41 %
Shares
May 1
Apr. 29
42%
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
10274
27
prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
$4,375 cum preferredNo par
17
Nov 25
26 %
9
$2.50
10
21
,
50%
common„No D!"
preferred
5%%
5
Jan
98
46% Apr
Apr
Inc
41%
26%
9%
50%
Allegheny
46% Jan
110
2
32% Feb
Jan
25%
w
Inc.
Juneau
4%%
27
5% Mar 25
132
Jan
18
Feb
74
23
•5
67% May
Aidens
6
4
152
158% Dec
5
Alaska
1
com—1
50
Equipment
pfd 1351 series
& Vicksburg Ry
Alabama
14
10
Corp
s.
Gas
Reduction
20 % Mar 18
18% Feb
70 % Jan
1
No par
Corp
4.50%
5
Mar 11
Co
Corp
Express
preferred w
$3
Air
8
3% Apr
1
23
3
Mar
160
9
May
5% Dec
79% May
107/a Mar
7
27/8 Jan
6
23% July
76
Jan
86
106
3% Mar
2% Apr
70
11
Aug 28
115% Dec
2
Jan
2% Jan
339
Apr
50
May 21
51
18
Jan
24
10
Co
6
29% Apr
S
24
42% Jan
33% Oct 20
56
Steel
2.50
Co
Motors
ACF-Brill
42%
103 % 103 %
4%
4%
23
23%
30
30%
*33%
34%
49%
49%
100
preferred
4%
29
Jan
Apr. 27
Sales for
SALE
HIGH
Apr. 28
42 %
5
AND
Tuesday
Par
:
Laboratories
Abbott
5
35% Jan 30
30% Jan
24% Nov 26
30% Sep
I
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
nupst
Highest
Xeu 1952
41% Oct
LUW
700
290
2,300
800
5574
300
126'%
1,000
♦5574
126
13
13
1,500
154%
155'A
72,300
72%
73%
15,400
134
780
133 %
134%
134%
134%
133
47 Va
46%
46%
4674
46%
46
46%
115%
115%
115%
115%
15574
9%
2,700
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
x9%
2074
20%
20%
10,800
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
83%
84
81%
81%
*82%
81
82%
82%
68%
68%
6874
C874
69
68
14%
14%
147/e
15
£4
83
83
132%
133
116
14%
14%
14%
14%
83%
83%
83
83
37%
38%
38%
38%
3774
46%
46%
46%
47
47
29%
29%
297/a
29%
2974
*101
102
*38
39
53%
54%
•101
102
38%
38 Vi
54%
55
•12%
12%
4%
4%
4%
474
40%
40%
40%
4074
*12%
13
*83
*101
46%
115%
115%
240
70
19,900
37%
38
47%
47 Va
47%
1,020
29%
2,800
29%
102
29%
102
*101
38%
53%
54'A
5374
lo
12%
40%
270
7,100
38%
38 %
*4
210
69%
*68%
38%
♦1274
19,000
4%
40%
•4
».
40 %
38%
55%
12%
50
1,400
22,100
100
4V8
300
40 %
1,300
13
Commercial and
The
1\
Financial Chronicle... Monday, May 4,
1953
(1910)
2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
35'/2 May
18%
19 Vt
19%
19%
10
38%
38%
39%
38%
39 %
15,300
Illinois com——5
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
11
13,600
No par
90
90
Armstrong Cork Co com—No par
53
53
92%
92%
7
10% Jan
12% Mar 26
Armour
83
Jan
2
48% Feb
9
93
Mar 25
54% Apr
2
5
12% Mar
Mar 13
Jan
99
Apr
1
116% Jan
22
92'/a Jan
3
107% Nov
3
16 % Jan
24
28
Dec
,
Jan
7
Jan
7
$4
2
2
19% Jan
30
9 Vb Jan
22
23% Mar 25
15
26
Aug 18
31
Constable
10% Mar 26
Arvln
Feb
29
22% Mar 11
2nd
Mar 27
18% Feb
20
19% Feb
10
Feb
28
101
96
Apr
6
91
Jan
2
98
96
Jan
6
73% Feb
27
22% July 25
Dec 16
Jan 23
Jan
28% Apr
24
15
90% Apr
24
103
Jun
13
52
51% Jan
21% Jan
94
4
Dec
1
25% Feb
18
6
93
23
Dec
22
107% Apr
36% May 8
100% Juri 24
28% Apr
24
24
90
28
110
31
Sep
15
2
1
30% Jan 26
5% Oct
Oct
30
VA
105
3
21% Apr
7% Dec 23
18
16
Mar
6%
Nov
3
15% Apr
Atlas
5
7% Jan
5
17
3
13% Jan
9
6% Jun
3
.8% Nov 21
7% Apr
24
8% Feb
42% Jun
26
50% Nov 14
46% Apr
28
20%
20%
20%
2,900
29
92
97%
*96%
98
*97%
2,000
91%
53
52%
52%
53
26%
26%
26%
26%
-
•
26%
10
91%
92%
6,500
52%
52%
2,100
*26%
2614
1,300
*93
26%
94%
104
104%
105 %
103%
104
104
104%
3,800
108
108
108
108
108
♦106
109y2
300
16,800
94
*93
93
94
94 %
*93
94 %
105V4
1
107%
107%
Refining common——-10
$3.75 series B—
100
28%
29
28%
28
28%
29%
29
90%
90%
90%
91
91
91
92
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
250
29%
53
92%
52%
26%
94
--5
97%
98%
29%
91%
91
53 %
104
—
*96%
93
92 %
26%
103%
*107
Vu
„
29 %
29
29%
92
91
92
29%
i
29%
80
26%
200
,
2,200
*
32%
33%
33%
33%
105%
105%
105%
105%
105%
105
105
No par
21%
21%
*21%
22 %
*21%
21%
21%
*21
22
*6%
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
614
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
Corp
Co
Autocar
Automatic Canteen
$2.25
1,100
160
300
200
6%
15%
400
9%
9%
914
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
3,400
*15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
500
7%
17,800
47%
500
preferred
conv
33%
33%
5c
7%
No par
7%
7%
7%
47 %
3
(The) common
Mfg Corp
22
Amer—5
—-
of
Co
*105
106
106
32
32
31%
31%
20
(voting)
47%
46%
*46%
7%
*47
7%
7%
7%
47%
46%
46%
'
'.l '•"■.■.if
r
i
700
*97%
29%
Nichols common——No par
prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Conv
600
23,000
98
29%
—100
RR
9%
9%
97%
29%
No par
Tack
Atlas
Austin
26
700
20%
91 %
convertible pfd series A—100
Avco
27%
53
.
10
Co—
Powder—
4rfo
26
*96%
Santa Fe—
50
50
6
52% Feb
15% Jan
*27%
*96%
4
17% Mar
12% Apr
27%
*97%
Corp
9
11% Mar
27%
97%
Common
16% Mar 13
28
9% Jan
17
5
30
16%
97%
Preferred
7
Jan
30
16%
29
2
7% Mar
30
'
Atlantic G & W I SS Lines—
27
30
Feb
31
9%
29
Line
200
16%
97%
Coast
660
16%
29%
%
preferred
10
109
*9%
29
Electric
500
2,800
92%
16%
98
City
90%
53%
53
*29%
97 %
&
*89%
9%
97%
Topeka
90
2,000
29%
<16%
28%
;
Co
Investment
Atlantic
36% Mar 27
9%
98
4%
108% Mar 18
16%
100
100
new...10
preferred
1st
3
24
Jan
29
16%
20% \
2
21
31% Apr
30
44
4
14% May
Jan
117% Jan
2
28%
16%
9%
201'8
30% Feb
29% Apr 20
9%
28%
17%
20%
22
Mar
9%
29
*9%
29
16%
20
„—
Jan
99
16%
Corp—
Goods
Dry
33% Jan
114
-
108 %
16%
110
20%
Atlas
30
.6
Apr
109%
16%
109
*16%
20
Atlantic
2
119% Jan
14
96% Feb
x93% Jan
24% Feb
23
*108%
17%
.1
Atlantic
5
109%
90
28
Preferred
97% Mar 25
29
123% Dec
9
31% Sep
Apr
103% Apr
75% Jan
102% Oct
28% J
109%
27%
Common
13
97% Nov
27
7
Aug 26
26% May
57% Jan
*92%
27%
2nd preferred
67o
5
10
Apr
92%
27%
Atchison
58
Jan
53 %
*92 %
28
Associates
Mar 25
32
104% Dec
53%
92%
27%
5.25%
22
53 %
*92%
"16%
Co
Refining
&
Common
22
99% Apr
100
90%
53 %
92%
1
Associated
91
90
53%
*16%
17%
90
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Ashland Oil
18% Mar 25
9
11
*16%
Industries
90
53%
*92%
110
'109
—5
Corp—
Co Inc.—No par
Inc
—2.50
Carpet
Artloom
6
Feb
preferred
convertible
32% Jan
-i
28% Mar 31
—
of
preferredNo par
preferred—-No par
Arnold
16% Apr
19
Corp
Co
&
$3.75
97
112
32% Dec 31
5
$6 conv prior
6
92 % Apr
6
29
Steel
Armco
5
108% Mar 11
31
9% Dec
19
22
7% Oct
27% Dec
19%
39%
2
96
16 % Oct
19
39
3718 Apr
57
Shares
19%
39%
31
10
the Week
Friday
May I
19%
42% Dec
22
Thursday
Apr. 80
38%
1
22
Sales for
PRICES
Apr. 20
19%
16% Feb
8% Oct
Apr. 28
38%
22
46 VB Nov
SALE
18%
27% Jan
43% Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Par
1
Argo Oil Corp
23% Mar 27
9
7
77 % Oct
25 Vt May
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
15% Oct
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
7%
*47
"•'•'
'
B
6
9% Jan 30
22
31% Oct
16
39% Dec
10
35% Jan
8% Oct
6
11% Jan
22
10
17% Feb 20
36% Feb 20
49% Nov
45
13
30% Mar 19
Baltimore
73
Nov 24
16
54% Dec
9
12
39% Feb
24
9% Feb
13
11% Feb
27
1
40 ;
Jan
23
17
106 J
Jan
4
9
38
11% Dec
5
-33% Apr
16
40
Dec
22
35% May
94% Apr
16
107
Dec
31
96 '
73% Feb
87
"12
Apr
Jan
4
17% Feb
10
30
79% Jan
22
85
-
13% Apr
Feb
8
33% Jan
5
27
15% Jan
12
19
23
Dec
9
20% Apr
18% Oct 27
28
Feb
28
19 % Apr
94
May 22
X91% Feb
13
Jan
Dec
38
19
Dec
Oct
.25
1
29% Jan
12% Oct
76% Sep
Nov
*3
32
Jan
84
2
.
93
4%%
38.
Beneficial
2
1% Jan
7
22
25% Feb
20
27% Jan
33% Apr
7
37% Jan
5
20
49% Apr
6
57% Jan
6
1
144% Feb
6
'Jan
15
13% Apr 21
74
Apr 24
i
16
82% Jan
S
89% Jan
2
,
12%
21%
22
12%
*12%
21%
19%
19%
12%
12%
21%
12%
21%
21%
21%
22
*19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
*91%
*12%
93
93
*91%
93
*91%
93
*91'/8
22
21%
2,500
58%
59 :
34%
59
58%
59%
59%
58%
59%
34%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,000
——.——„
1"
51%
.100
139%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4Vz'/o pfd series of 1951
100
13%
& Decker
Co
34%
34%
34%
52%
52%
53%
139%
139
%
34%
99
138%
138%
34%
98
34%
139
13%
13%
14
13%
14
75
75%
76%
76%
75%
75%
32%
1,200
14%
"14
13%
6,700
77
*75
60
32
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
32%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
20
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
20%
21
20%
No par
—
32
21
v
20%
*20%
24 %
24%
24%
25
23
41%
41%
41%
42%
19%
19%
29% Mar 18
Bon -Ami Co
27%
28%
23.% Mar
Feb
3
18.
"14% Jan
Bond,
14
class A—:——No par
No par
Stores
9
8
95% Apr 23
90
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
11
Mar 31
«' Mar 25
94% Jan 12
Co
13% Mar 19
29
46% Mar
Maine
&
5%
9
Roller
Bower
Braniff
13%
1.25
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
5
:
79%
80%
80,/.
80%
81
90
90
*88
90
11%
11%
41%
42%
30%
31
common
(•'
100
—__100
wi
100
1
7
2
25% Mar 10
Bridgeport
18
38% Dec
12
36
Apr
30
42% Feb
Briggs Manufacturing Corp_.No par
Nov
21
34% Apr
27
38 % Mar 11
Mar
21% J^n
2
2
35% Feb
4
"21% Ape
13
103% Jun
4
93% Apr
24
99% Feb
•
27% Jun
5
24 /
24
27 % Jan
Briggs
29
Apr
Jan
3
54% May 29
47% May
1
Oct
31
12% Feb
11% Jan
'54
2
63% Dec
26% Jan
14
3
62
Jan
Bearing
Airways
&
2.50
Co-
Brass
3 %%
9
preferred
Brooklyn Union
9%
9%
22%
90
11
11
22%
11%
11%"'
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
4.200
82
81%
82%
82%
82%
7.000
22
94
24%
24%
11%
10%
11%
41 %
40%
40%
*40%
31%
30%
9%
9%
9%
23%
23%
23
37%
21%
36%
21%
22
*93
95
*92
24%
24
24%
*48%
49%
*48%
49%
2
l
12%
12%
12%
*12%
15
*63%
64%
63%
63%
*63
Bucyrus-Erie
16% Mar 25
Budd
28
(The)
Co
r
78% Jan
50
Aug
47
16
'20
Dec
Apr
17% Jan
83% Feb'
$5
6
preferred
36%
36 %
36%
7,100
35%
35
35
21%
22'
21%
24
*93
2314
24
48%
47%
48
12%
123/8
12%
12%
64
63
63
7
19% Jan
3
84% Jan
••
*
7
8
92% Apr
14
40% Feb
14
76
25-
84
Apr
18
Dec
22
18% Jan
7
12
;
Jan
16
Jan
2
14% Dec
31
Apr 26
33
Apr 28
11% May 1
78% Jan 12
8%
,
-
*
Jan
2
19%
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
900
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
2614
26%.
26%
3,900
15
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
7,500
81%
*80
81%
82
*81
81%
*80%
81%
*80
50
50
50%
49%
50
*49%
50%
1,300
21%
22
22
22%
22 %
,50%
22%
50%
22%
22%
23%
6,800
5
*39%
40%
*39%
40
39%
39%
32
-3914
381*4
39 %
500
,12%
12%
12%
11,600
Bulova Watch Co Inc;
Burlington Mills Corp common—1
4 r/k
preferred..
u.
100
12% Apr
24
17
Jan
2
Apr
29
91% Jan
7
78
Jan
30
15% May
1
78"
i.
1
—
——
1
15
8
125
Jan
21
130
2
:35
Jan
9
14% Dec 31
13% Apt
24
83% Dec
4
82% Jan
7
14% Jan
17
12% May
3
9
Bush
Terminal Co
Mar 12
Bush
Terminal
30
Mar
Nov
13
19% Oct 28
104% Apr 14
19% Nov 12
129
July
39% Sep
26
8% Apr 22
Jail
2
Jan
3
23
108% Jan
4
105
25% Apr
4
38
Feb
5%
2
86
4%%
Mar 16
12% Feb
Jap
19
13 VB
13%
16
V
13%
x
13
12%
x82
82
84
78
*73
24% Mar. 12
Jan
2
28
3% Jan
22
2
Jan
20
7% Apr 30
22% Jan
2
10% Jan
17
7% Apr
24
26
12
1%
Oct
29
25% Apr
6
27% Jan
3% Mar
*127
10o
50
•
129%
38
.15
13%
14
14
—i——_____HN)
*85--
85%
*72.
78
*72
1214
16
16'4
'•
16
16%
13
129
84
8%
8%
25%
Byron Jack&on Co
i
1
:
f
'
■
.
C;
2
x20%
108
20%
.
814
25
T06%
20 %
*37%
141/4
xl4
14%
85
*83%
85%
-
14%
,14%
*84
8%
8%
8%
25%
26%
j85
8%
25%
25%
*106%
108
20%
20%
,
108
20%
9%
•
f
*106%
26 %
108
20%
20%
1,800
131 %
100
*37% / 38
141B
14%
5,800
*127
-
5,100
13%
12%
13%
>38
*37%
16
15%
131%
*127
38
50
78
*72
16
85
*84
.
2,000
26%
3,600
108
108
20
9%
9%
26
10
1,200
20%
20'%
J 25%
25%
2,800
2%
2%
6.000
8%
3,900
—
„
■
Callahan Zinc-Lead %
25%
25%
25 %
25%
25%
25%
l
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2 Vb
—5
7%
8%
7%
8%
8
8
8
8
24%
24%
California Packing Corp
2
*106
i
—_lo
f \'..-
*37% -38
85
*83
-
78
;
-
13 Vb
13
129
13%
129%
85
Zind.
25%
■
127
*37%
-
5
•
24% May 16
■/
78
16%
16
Byers Co ( A M) common
No par
lr,'c participating preferred.—-100
109% Mar 10
30
preferred
Butte Copper &
26
271$ Mar 20
20% Apr
Bldg 7% pfd
prior preferred
Bros common1
conv.
Butler
15% Feb" 16
f
•
■
*83
13
84%
12%
84%
*73
1
„
12%
12%
*83
3%% preferred
100
Burroughs -Adding Machine..No par
Jan
17% Feb'
300
49%:
2
82
300
1,700
2614
•
118
-
38
4.600
19%
~
36% May
14% Nov
3,500
95
95
*63
200
21%
43% Mar
Co
new
5,400
19 %
*81%
par
Bullard Co
Forge
23%
lo
/..No
——
Buffalo
25% Mar 23
2
23
14%
Co common...__No par
54% Mar 10
1
5,200
23%
48%
•
Sf% May 29.
26
900
9%
26%"
.
5'
..
2,900
31
24
64
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No par
22% Mar 17
27% Mar 23
7
41
9%
*93
'
12%
__1
Inc..
4,900
31
.
11%
41
9%
21%
22
24 %
49%
preferred....
Bigelow—
2
30
11%
31
*34%
95
12%
Shoe
19
600
36
35%
*48%
Brown
24% Jan
2,400
23
37%
*34%
35
40
66% Jan * 5
18% Jan
90
*88
10%
*30%
36%
22
&
14 % Apr
90
*88
9%
*34%
*92
Brown
12
400
11%
41%
37%
2.50
16
Co
430
*11%
31%
9%
22%.
34%
.100
—
29
conv
1,100
14
40%
34%
Gas com....No par
Jan
cum
700
1,800
14,900
13%
'
5%
4,000
14
*30%
37
_
..No par
12% Feb
23
-
5
—
Stratton
20% May 26
27% July 24
4
1
5
Co—
Inc....
Bristol-Myers Co common
20
*88
700
4,700
RR—
a
preferred
2
7
13%
22% Dec
33
11% Jan
9%
13%
1
f
27%
9%
9%
13%
25
23
20
27 %
9%
13%.
Dec
Apr
19%
27%
9%
20
27%
13%
14% Jan
9
20
27%
20
10
13%
Inc
.(The)—
Common wi
20
27%
19"%
27%
*9%
9%
1
20%
9%
19%
27%.
9%,
Inc.———
Cliib
<
—15
—
Borden
6
2.50
Inc..
Book-of-the-Month
3
Mar
Laughlin
Class B
12% Mar 12
2
13
Bliss. &
3,200
41,000
53
138%
137
75%
50
34%
52%
53%
52%
*137
13%
*74
34%
*96
10
Mfg Qo
(Delaware)
Co
W)
51%'
52%
139
*96
34%
34
34
33%
(Del) com...No par
__——
34%
98
42
2
3,COO
25%
■
20%
1
600
8,500
——1
common——10
1
Co
preferred
Black
58%
58%
24%
Jan
400
93
*91%
41%
7
1,800
11,100
Foods.;
1%
5
9
16% Dec
12%
25
29
Feb
3,200
41%
i
20
41
•
:
80
29
1%
86
15% Dec
33
28%
1%
58V4 Mar 27
23
14 %
33
24%
29 % Apr
Oct
14
33
1%
9
13% Sep 15
76% Jan '7
14
29%
40%
40 % Apr
17
29%
14
34%
14
22% Oct 16
■
*32%
29%
41%
25
;
32%
29%
25%.
35
11%
14
32%
29%
21
51% Jun 20
.
13%
32%
99%
Best
13
24% Oct 21
-
13%
24%
47% Feb 21
X50
13%
*31%
10.
2,100
84%
*83%
84%
21
25% Jan
Jan
*83%
84%
40%
10% Apr
95
13%
32%
*83%
: z
1%
13
X23% Nov 10
84%
2o
400
97
20
Chemical C|o——7.50
Airplane Co
—5
Bohn Alumium & Brass Corp.—.5
39% Nov 13
:
*83%
36
35%
*95
-
34%
Jan
37
20
Elockson
14% Feb 21
Jan
97
20
*96%
75% Feb
30% Apr 24
36%
*96
20
Boeing
10% Nov 13
33
*36
97
20
20
1%
&
Boston
15% Apr
36%
*96
97 "
1%
52% Jan
2
*36%
36
20
10
1%
54% Aug 28
Dec 15
9% Nov 17
&
*35%
*96
•
21% Jan"
30
11% Mar
1,800
1%
82
3
800
10%
1
.100
12
9% May 17
22%
10%
34%
Bethlehem Steel
24 % Mar 12
10
39% Apr
61% Jan
22%
10%
-
27% Mar 18
5
22% Feb
49% Jan
22%
10%
48 % Mar 20
20 % Jan
18
23
16% July
*22%
10%
24
•19% Apr 24
11
25% NOV
6
39%
*39
22%
*95%
Best
13
36% Jan
30
.41% Dec
12% Nov
*39
39%
*39
1%
Blaw-Knox
11% Jan
39 %
20
34%
Bliss. fE
6% Oct 15
900
96 %
22% Mar 17
Jun
16%
1%
21% Jan
29% Jan
*16
34%
2
25
16%
96%
9
29
16%
Mining Co—.1 peso
18% Jan
Oct
7,100
10%
1
Corp
Benguet Coilsol
15% Feb
21% Dec 29
56%
10%
10
:—,—5
Loan
18
17
55
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Cum
22% Dec
31% May 16
300
55%
71
*70
10%
__——
Aviation
18% Nov 28
18% Apr 14
22% Oct 27
-
54%
'=
71
22%
22%
10% "10%
common—
preferred
15% Oct 20
Dec
3,700
71
16%
12%
15% Mar 15
23
37,700
22%
12%
—;
25%
45%
39 '
29
Corp
25%
45%
22
28%
Howell Co
11,200
16%
28
Belding-Heininway
1,100
2,900
10%
39
32%
S)
6%
38%
10 Vb
16%
13%
(A
25%
*6%
*38
39.;
84%
68% Mar 20
1% Jan
31% Apr
16%
16%
*83%
Shoe
Bendix
1
39% Mar 12
55
Beech Aircraft Corp—
1
Beecli;, Creek RR—„50
Beech-Nut Packing Co _———10
27
14
54
4%%, pfd——100
Beck
27
7
54
20%
12
Jan
Feb
18% Jan
16
71
97
common
6%
*
107% Feb
May
71
36%
Aircraft
24
137
71%
19%
&
27
15
20%
97
Bell
23
31
20%
36
Bell
Apr
146% Aug 25
20%
12.50
2
Apr
36% Dec
1
45%
*20%
52%
Mills
22 % Mar 13
96
55 % Dec
3
139% Apr 29
26% Feb
45%
20%
convertible preferred—100
Inc common—2.50
3%%
29
34% Apr
1% Mar
16
'29% Mar
,46% May
57
11
1% Nov 14
14
7
27
90% Mar 10
22
64
106% Dec
24
29% Jan 14
45% Apr
87
;
26
46%
20%
54 %
16 %
Beatrice Poods Co
Mar 16
2
Jan
'10% May 16
14% Apr 28
26
46
53
Corp..
Inc
Cigars
Beaunit
22
Apr
25%
20%
*22
Iron
Bayuk
30% Mar 19
32'.
14
-
26
46%
■-
—10
——No par
Bath
16% Mar 20
2
Feb
7
17
31% Jan
12
Oct
33% Jun
17
30
25% Oct 20
Sep
16
14
10%
72%
*38%
——
Works
38%
10%
*71
50
preferred
37%
10%
*20%
*71
\
common——10
Brothers
4%%
18
22% Mar
22% Jan
-16% Oct 22
Apr
common
6%
38
10%
25%
20%
Ohio
&
*6%
37%
10%
46
46%
20 %
.
25%
45%
Barker
25% Mar 19
16
23
24% Dec 22
9% Feb 21
7
17% Mar 12
Jan
10
Jan
7
59% Apr
Jan
19% Jan
41
May
13
25%
common——50
Convertible 5% preferred
100
Barber Oil Corp new
10
76% Mar 17
21% Apr
15% Dec 22
.
7
6
70% Jan
49
Feb
100
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
Bangor & Aroostook
22% Mar'17
6%
38%
10%
6%
10%
48% Mar 25
6%
37%
6 %
38%
10%
23
23% Jun 26
20% May 23
6%
37%
Apr <24
11
36
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamillon
23
10
Wilcox
Babcock &
11% Mar 26
Apr
Oct
-1
(The).No par
Corp
13
Inc
42% Mar 25
65% Jan
42
(T)
7
■
20% Apr
18
Babbitt
16
Jan
14
Jan
24% Apr
29% Dec 23
7
6
Jan
5% Dec
5
...
'■
25%
25%
.
'
'
,
9
89
Dec
July 17
95 *
4
Jan
24
7
Apr
10% Jan
9
14
92% Jan
9
11% Jan
Dec
6
9% Mar 2
27% Jan 29
13% Mar
102
51
Sep
5
48% Jan
22
50 % Apr
30
20
Jan
11
24
20% Feb
40% Mar 31
17% Apr
26% Apr
6
5
56
47
9% Oct 15
9
34
Jan
Apr
3
54
Jan
5
31
Apr
11% Apr
27*
Jan
24
13% Jan
29
187/« Jan
30
17% Jan
5
16%
For footnotes
see
page
24.
24
$4.25 conv preferred
30
43% Jan 19
16% Oct
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com..1.65%
3
Jan
,Xl6% May 26
31% Nov 17
X4S% Nov 25
Calumet & Hecla Inc-
19% Mar 23
-
Canada Southern Ry Co...
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry.
Cannon Mills
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
.No par
12%
*95
100
50%
No par
*17%
25
12%
24 V4
12%
24'%
12%
*24 %
12%
24%
12 %
24%
500
12%
12%
12%
5,000
97
*24 Vb
94
95
24%
121/4
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
50%
*50
51
*50
51
18%
*18%
19%
*18'%
27%
27%
28
18
17%
26%
27%
27
27%
27%
*47
50%
*8
"
24%
50%
*50
511/z
19%
*18
19
27%
*47%
47
47
47%
47%
47%
471/2
47 la
1
11%
11%
11V4
11%
11%
12%
12
121/a
12
lo
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
No par
'
27%
40
80
300
29,700
48
400
12
11,100
18%
4,200
f
Number 5217
Volume 177
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1911)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1052
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
9
Aug
5
104 % Apr
30
Feb
20
41 % Dec
10
x37% dan
6
43
Mar
39'A Oct
30
53 Va Jan
28
Apr
6
49
Jan
21% Jan
23
36% Dec
4
34% Jan
2
45% Mar
5
39 V2 Jan
10
58
Dec
4
55 % Jan
5
72
Mar
5
57 >A Oct
16
72
Dec
4
69
Jan
5
89% Mar
9
107/a Feb
20
14% Dec
3
13 Va Feb
10
22
Oct
21
30 Va Apr
18
142
Nov
3
116
42
19
Carolina
4
16
Power
Carrier
4%
Conv
4.80%
Case
14
25
143
Jan,
5
Jan
9
( J
7%
98
24
19 % Jan
2
17% Feb
15
17 Ve Jan
Feb
19% Feb
19
6% Apr
24
28
20% Mar 12
9 Va Feb
23
14
20
Apr
104
Jan
8
110 % Oct
29
21% Nov
25
5
24% Oct
15% Feb,
40%
40%
41%
41%
41%
"64
65%
"65 %
67
66 V4
66 Va
*65%
67'/4
"82
84
.
___12.50
19 Vi
19 %
_—100
135%
10
4.20%
9
19% Mar 25
Celotex
Corp
common——No par
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
5%
16'/4
16'A
"16Vb
16%
20 Va Mar 25
Central
Aguirre
20
20
Central
Foundry Co
Central
Apr
21
42% Mar 25
Central
21
110
Jan
Central
5%
of
6V4
1
Georgia Ry vtc—Nolpar
series B vtc
100
Hudson
32
Central
preferred "——_
24% X)ct
9
21'A Apr
24
28% Feb
25
Class
B
17
20% Dec
1
19% Apr
30
22% Mar 27
Central
21
Feb
6
14% Jan
15
17% Mar 16
Central
3
♦10
Jan
58 'A Feb
9%
33 Va Oct
Feb
42
28
Mar 12
Century Ribbon Mills
15
38% Jan
15% Mar 20
Certain-Teed
30% Apr
8
28
37
Chain
Feb
3
"21%
22%
19Va
19%
21%
28
"15
151/2
"15
20
2,800
18
17%
18
2,300*
:
No par
8%
8%
"8'A
27%
28%
27%
14Ve
14%
14
—10
30%
30%
30V2
30%
_*
2.9 %
29%
29%
preferred
No par
Manufacturing1.25
97
6%
97
6%
"97V2
29%
"29
Belt
Co
65i%
ll %
12
39
39 1%
102
102
19 Va
19%
22%
23
22%
102
101%
-
-
-
700
600
10,500
800
80,
19 V4
23
19 Ve
19'A
4,600
23 Ve
.
23%
233%
900
23%
233A
400
19%
193A
26,200
23%
19 Ve "
19%
-
8%
"8 Va'
•15 %
7
8%
27%
14Va
Corp
32 %
65 Mu¬
."8 Va
28%
.1
Corp
Products
32%
38 Va
38
1,000
UVe
11%
1,300
6 %
65
64%
12%
38
"22
8%
„5
Pasco
100
-
6i/4
'6 Va
6%
19%
161/2
20
20
33
32%
65
19%
*16%
20
20
102
124
16%
*16'A
.
"22%
t
26,900
18
1
32%
"101
28%
87
6%
"37%
27%
100
125
20
19
15%
a:
de
Ccrro
22 Va
19Ve
27
5
"21%
21%
Apr
'
-22 Ve
xl9%
8% Jan
1
19V4
50
14
8
16% Apr
•-
102
19Ve
South West Corp
5
Violeta .Sugar.Co^i-—9.50
27 % Apr
29
9
"101
37%
3,300
99
86%
11%
<
40
58%
87%
65
63%
'134
53
*97%
28 Ve
10,500
126'A
32%
32Va
'132
'
69%
;99
'6%
,12Ve
37'A
134%
20
"125
1'6 Vi
20
6V4
19%
22 Ve
&
31
12
101
191/4
claSs A——50
63%
37%
101
.100
"32'A
12%
37%
Illinois Public Service—10
Cdntfal RR Co pf N J
321/2
"16'A
.
20 "
6%
64
12
Light common——"
20
6%
"63
Gas & Elec__No par
Illinois
41/2%
2
24
5
preferred
6
28% Feb
20
Co
19%
87
17Ve
16% Mar 18
Sugar
19%
27 %
:
126
24
preferred
300
58%
28'A
"124
100
13%
"97%
87%
24
23
59'A
27%
125
125
84
*13%
19%
,
101
87%
21% Apr
Dec
28
26%
128
;
135
87%
9
Apr
"134%
85
20% Mar
8
135%
85Va
29
•13% Oct
19%
85
Apr
X34
19%
*82
13 Va
"82
13%
'
400
84
13 Va
134%
13%
19 Ve
I35
26%
26%
'
13%
19
135%
1
80
"13'A
"125
20
Feb
80
13%
preferred series A.100
151A Dec
'
82
13%'
conv
16'A Apr
15
"80
59
30
7,700
40
64%
"97
22
800
41 Va
40%
64
59
Mar 27
1,800
43 Va
41
1
40%
101
13
280
38
43%
43%
58
73% Jan
19
43%
"97
100% Apr
2
19 Va Oct
24
43%
58
40% Jan
37
40% Aug 18
36
43%
Shares
107
37%
'105
38%
99
20
22
38
Gelanese Corp of Amer com—No par
1%: 2nd preferred
.
100
26
104%
104%
the Week
May 1
38%
99
30
62 %
Dec
105
4%%
7% Feb
Friday
Apr. 30
5
31% Apr
8
13
43%
Sales for
Thursday
38%
57%
20
8
68 % Dec
29
43Va
'-
38%
100
Apr
35% Dec
17
10% Jan
105
38%
PRICES
43%
_1
Tractor, common
Preferred
2
Jan
108
106
39
SALE
Apr. 25)
43%
series.—50
Corp..
Co common.
Caterpillar
108
"38%
„50
preferred
11% Apr
7
47% Jan
17B/s Jan
2
24
38% Jan * 6
83% Apr
16
Feb
133% Jan
1
May
2
Oct
Oct
65% Jan.
105
24
25% Apr
124
150% Feb 26
6
19 Va July 30
6
2
24
27
Apr
110'AJan
94'/a Nov,
16
7
51% Jan
33 fa Oct 30
131'A Dec
5
56% Apr
99
31
66
2
3
15 Ve Oct
Dec
104% Aug
47'/Wan
I)
series
General
&
*106
HIGH
Wednesday
*
10
common.
preferred
Apr. 28
_5
Conv preierred
'
99'A Jan
Corp
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Ohio Ry_100
Light—No par
&
Carpenter Steel Co.—
Carriers
30
Monday
Par
Clinchfield &
14% Mar 27
Apr
STOCK
YORK
Carolina
113% Mar 19
134% Apr
154 % Aug 21
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
104% Jan
34
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
Range for Previous
15
28%
27 Ve
28%
27%
28
5,900
14%
14%
14*%
14%
14%
14%
3,900
31%
32
32
31%
31'A
1,200
29%
30%
»15
"15
15%
•
*31
*15
15%
8%
*8%
300
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
22V* May
24
Apr
27
5% Feb
17
105% Oct
21
23
8% Jan
17
May 17
34% Jan
26
28% May
36 Ve Apr
5% Oct
28
33% Jan
15
30
1
31% Feb
4
39% Dec
10
7
41% Feb
2
Dec
23
81
Apr
14
85% Jan
19 Ve Apr
20
23'A Mar 13
20
23% Jan
17
$4.50
Checker
Virginia
—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
20
22 Va July
22
27
15 »A Feb
Jun
21% Mar 24
20
21% July
18% Jan
26
18'A Feb
20
28% Dec
12
19 Ve Apr
28
26% Jail
5
28% Apr
17
34% Dec
1
30% Apr
23
34% Jan
21
12V4 Mar
1
18% Dec
17
14% Feb
10
18
Jan
6
28
10% Dec
18
23
10
Jan
18'A Oct
15
24
16% Apr
24
22% Jan
13
X39 V* Feb
27
51% Dec 23
42
Apr
23
51'A Jail
Jan
16
17
20
20% Apr 26
42% Dec 30
16'A Feb
32% Feb
35% Feb
18
15
Mar 19
Apr
19% Mar 11
42% £an
24
56% July 23
51'A Jan
12
62% Mar 19
61 % Apr
28
75
68% Jan
2
72 Va Dec
31
9
74% Mar 25
92
3
20% Dec
65 % Jan
23
Nov
6
95
49V4 Jail
9
81% Jan
11
95
Apr
19
8% Sep
18
12% Feb
6
Oct
27
18
Jan
8
12 Ve Apr
2% Oct
30
4
Va Mar 12
2% Jan
14
13
Mar 12
10% Jan
12
13
10
Nov
29% Nov
Jail
2
Feb
27
9% Jan
20
14% Feb
16
3% Feb
16
27
25
31 Ve Mar 31
39
Dec
30
76% Apr
24
39
23
41% Jan
10
Apr
43% Feb
Dec ~2
10~3~
Jan
37% Dec
31 Va Jun
89% Oct
Jan
21
28"% Jan
12
12
19%
19%
19%
19%'
19%
1,600
24
24%
24V4
24»A
24%
24%
24%
24% '
24%
24%
1,600
Class
A
Corp (The)
—1
Chicago Great Western Ry corn—50
Chicago
5%
——
Class B
Chic
Milw
16% Mar 18
7
155
5
80
Apr
9
105% Mar 12
110
Apr
14
Dec
44
Sep
6
Clark
C
158
Apr
83
Apr
6
53% Jan
8
.
May
43Vb Feb
3
23% Apr
1
16
24
17
109% Jan
75
19
Mar 23
44% Mar 19
25% Apr
15
29% May.' 1
39% Dec
9
36
Jan
2
43
Ve Mar 20
18'A Mar 18
25 Va Jan
2
22% Jan
19
26
Mar 10
81% Apr 1 3
91
102
2
6
95
Jan
23
24
5
Feb
4
28 Va Apr
4
136% Aug
5
130
Feb
4
78
88
Dec V 3
Jan
Jan
3% Apr
90
18
32% Jan
24% Oct 22
130% Jan
3
75
Jan
6% Jan
3% Oct 24
117% Jun 13
7
109% Jan
874
40Va Jun
87
Jan
17.
Oct
Jan
38
Jan !
2
33
Jun
3
8
,
15
43% Mar 17
381/2 Jan
Apr
27
15
Jan
5
13% Jan
15
11% Jan
29
14% Apr
28
Nov
26
59% Mar
61% Apr
4
63
13
45 Ve Jan
6
9
63
Jan
26% Mar 16
2
27% Aug 13
24 Ve
Apr
24
14
44% Jan 30
39% Jan
26
46
38% Aug
33
28
38% Jan
27
35Va Jan
7
11
18
Apr
Apr
27
5
51% Mar 17
20
17% Oct
1——100
preferred—100
(The)—-—No par
&
Corp—No par
No par
& Iron——No par
80
'
>39
49%
105
"73%
92
85'A
1
32% July 18
xl06% Jan
2
2
22% Feb
10
24% Jan
7
28% Apr
23
31% Jan
30
8V4 Apr
23
11
Feb
25
July
15
37% Jan
9
40% Feb
4
106% Apr
30
109% Jan
5
25% Apr 28
102% Apr 15
27% Dec 31
25% Oct
23
Feb
27
113
97% Jan
19
105% July 15
106
13
Apr 22
10% Aug 13
Nov 25
16% Jan
95
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
common-No par
Pictures
Columbia
cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian Carbon Co—
No par
$4.25
Columbus
Southern
&
Ohio
Elec__5
10
Co
Solvents.—
No par
Edison Co com.,—25
preferred——25
preferred
25
Commonwealth
Publishing Co—No par
—
—10
Congoleum-Nairn
Inc
No pat'
Consolidated Cigar
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
102% Jan
31 Va May
3
18%
18 Ve
18%
18Ve
18%
19
18 Ve
18%
*58%
2
1
42%
103% Feb
8
Apr
24
102% Feb
11
12
19% Dec
4
18% Jan
2
24% Apr
21
96
7
90 Ve Jan
2
95 V4 May
17
41% Aug 19
Feb
99
48% Dec 31
45% Jan 13
52% Mar 20
Jan
5
99
Jun
16
91% Apr
23
97% Jan
108% Sep
16
117
Feb
8
112V4 Jan
16
120 Va Feb
92
Tot footnotes
see
paee
24
1
43
*43
42%
43
43
42%
42%
13"
13%
14%
14%
14
14%
14
*62
62%
x60Ve
60 Ve
*60
*46%
47'A
13 Ve
13
13 Ve
47
47
46
13 Ve
13%
61
„
80
43
4,400
42
43
5,200
61
43
Va
13%
13%
14
*60
01
47
*47
47%
47
24%
14 Ve
%
Ve
*60%
;•
13%
36,300
5,100
14
14
14
61
20
61
47%-
1,700
24%
24%
2,700
4,200
'•
24%
24 Ve
24%
24 Ve
24%
24
42
42%
42
42%
42%
42%
43
43%
42%
42%
33%
33%
33
33 Ve
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
18
18%
18 Ve
18 Ve
18%
18%,
18%
19%
18%
19%
12,400
33%
34
33%
34
33%'
34
10,500
.
24 Ve
.
■.
8,400
34%
34
-
33%
34
34%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
34
3,800
34%
34
34
34
34%
*-34 Ve
34%
34 Va
35
3,600
7%
7Va
V
7%
..*7%
7 Va.
7'A
7%
1,000
6,000
24
2,900
*28%
29
*28%
29
29
Y com—No par
38%
38%
No par
107 Ve
107 Ve
107 Ve
*106%
Light &
Power Co of Bait com—No par
Preferred 4%% series B
100
25%
25 Va
25%
257/a
103 %
103%
of N
Consol Edison
$5
preferred
Preferred 4%
series C
100
Corp_„1.33%
Natural Gas
6%
$4.52
$3.75
27
$4.25
2nd
8%
8%
29
600
8%
8 3/4
8,000
38-3/4
8%
38%
16.200
39
383/4
39
107
106 3/a
107
25%
26
25%
26
6,400
*102%
103
102%
103
70
95
10
107'A
107
55
96
*94
95
16%
13%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16 'A
13%
13 Va
13
13%
*13
13 Ve
13
13
55%
54%
55
54%
54%
54
54%
54%
54%
8%
9 Ve
Aircraft-.
1
No par
No par
America
com
10
No par
common
20
No par
preferred_.No par
19
19%
36%
36%
102% 103
103
103
41
41'A
"99
100
23%
24
94 ,
94 Va
49%
"88
115
50%
91'A
115
19
36%
*94
28V4
*27%
9Ve
No par
Inc
13'A
8%
100.
preferred
conv
38%'
*28%
29
103
29 Va
preferred
Can
8%
103
103
8%
preferred
Continental
"94
16%
25%
9Ve
preferred
8
103
26
"27%
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50
8%
8JA
1
100
Inc
preferred
Container Corp of
4%
8%
Inc..._10c
pfd
Stores
Co
5
,J5
Consumers Power Co com
$4.50
29
...
1,200
Elec
Gas
23
18
Jan
43%
42%
24%
23
16% Jun
59%
43
43
'
42%
61
59%
43 Va
237/e
18% Apr
89% Dec
99
*59%
61
42%
43%
24%;
35 Ve Apr
7
9,200
a
Vultee
39 Ve Apr
10
500
18V4
A
Consolidated
5
18'A
23 7
22% Feb
30
1,500
21%
24
Textile
Jan
86%
23%
Retail
45
44%
2 3 3/4
Consol RR of Cuba
108% Feb
■■
86%
*21
24%
Consolidated
29
44%
21
87
*86%
87
23%
Consolidated
Apr
44%
44%
44%
200
23%
10'A Jan
102
44%
210
1,700
*875
*875
*86%
Vi
85%
116
115
23%
38% Jan
31
114%
"875
131
85%
86%
115
24
10'A Jan
43% Dec
"65%
114%
24
6
109% Nov 26
^130
131%
*130
-•
86%
80
5,100
31
7%
7
8
30Va
23 Ve
20
14
30'%
2,200
23%
Feb
28 V4 Jan
109% Jan
30%
3%
3%
7'A
7% Feb
28
3%
23%
24 Ve
Corp
Consolidated
Apr
3%
31
2,800
92
7Ve
Nast
Mills
27% Apr
102
9,900
25
*91
23%
23%
28%
8%
38%
Conde
Cone
1
12
40%
91
*59%
Grocers
May 16
114%
39%
24 Va
25%
91
3%
130
40%
25
'■
61
14
38% Dec
"85%
4,100
*59%
noncumulative 2nd pfd_—100
Broadcasting Sys cl A_2.50
Class B
:
2.50
4%
Columbia
12
20% Dec 23
130
86Ve
114%
24%
60
Apr
110 :
130
"85V4
114%
"875
*24
440
Laundries Corp—
9
92
92
24
39%
25 Ve
92
44%
24
41
24%
*43%
61
12 Va Jan
11
40%
*91
44%
63
Consolidated
39 Va Dec
25
40%
20<
74%
*43%-
24%
*73%
61
Consolidated
8
25
24
260
74%
63
24
15
*43%
5,700
*73%
60 %
27
Jan
44 V*
44%
'
63
16% Apr
58
74%
104
*
61
13% Apr
23
*73%
104%
104%' 104%
51%
104%
50 Va
50%
105
58%
5
27% Sep
9% Oct
2
Mar 26
104%
73%
50%
84
*81
84
->8i
58%
2
53% Jan
Jan
102
;
60 Ve
30
Jan
4
16% Apr 15
34 Va Jan; 2
7
50%
60
Apr
64% Feb
102
110% Jan
84
50%
170
165
*158
165
58'A
14% Jan
16
Mar 24
5
*'81
*158
60 Ve
11
18
11% Jan 23
52 Va Oct
9
Jan
84
50
'
'
165
700
2,300
*60
Consolidated
28
*158
1,200
*58
22% Jan
2
37% Mar 17
12% Jan 25
39 Va Nov 19
109% Mar 27
25
31% Feb
39%
21
34
6
39
'
21%
34
19
40
21%
convertible
May
*39%
21'A
conv
Nov
40
87
$1.32
27
39%
40
165
44%
$1.40
21% Apr
80%
81
61 Ve
Commercial
3
16%
81
58%
Engineering Inc.No par
27
16
81
16%
*60
Credit
Mar
16 Ve
*80%
,
*58
Commercial
8
16 Ve
'80%
Ry com._i.100
Southern
Combustion
27'A Jan
10,300
31%
31%
15%
*20%
37'A Mar 16
24
31 %
31%
*86%
37% Mar 16
27
II,600
13%
101
*99'/«
*44%
6
7Ve Apr
84'/a
83 Ve
: 13%
101
9,300
80%
24
130
18,800
16
"43V»
24
40%
131
85'A
31%
27%
13 Ve
12%
*99 Ve
4%
27
23 Va Apr
104%
73%
74
*31%
50
26%
'
83%
82%
.
410
49%
S
20%
28
2
95%
87
33% Apr
28% Jan
19%
95%
20%
44%
*86%
34
10% Feb 18
101
49%
—
33 % Apr
10
13
*99%
39 Va
116
31
28
82 Ve
*12%
80%
50>A
105%
115
31
6% Dec
83
13
101
32
16
16
80%
40
"875
83%
82 Va
13
*99%
31 %
13
92
130
34% Dec
23% Oct
39%
*19%
27
83'A
3,500
39 Ve
19%
50
34% Dec
Apr
*"
28,900
39%
26%
101
31 Va
100
78%
*19%
,
49%
35% Dec 31
2
26
33%
77%
/
39 Ve
19%
26%
35 Va Dec
,
11
*32
78 Ve
48%
32% Jan "14
30'A Jan
*10%
600
noncumulative 1st pfd—_100
4%
6
Mar 25
33 %
78 Ve
26
30%
Colorado
*32
>
11 y4;
48
30'A
66 Ve Mar 24
*10%
26%
29Ve
20% Mar 17
1,300
49%
297/e
17% Apr
2%
25%
29%
53% Feb
2Ve
46
Cluett Peabody & Co com——No par
7
200
2Va
45%
3%
Fuel
9%
12 Va
26%
3%
Colorado
9Va
12'/e
95%
"12%
"99%
31%
"15%
6,800
9 Ve
95%
3%
2
21%
200
12%
96
3%
7
21
'
21%
95%
3%
Internat'l
93
2Ve
39%
—.1
preferred
92
96
82 Ve
.
No par
gtd—-50
I
Co
65% Mar 24
39
93
9
79%
"19%
19%
13,100
26
preferred—*. 190
Corp
Clopay
Coca-Cola
43% Apr
33%
500
69%
21%
3
78%
71 %
69%.
*12 Ve
'
11%
*32
71%
69%
"92
12%
*11
72%
68%
95Va
25
Coca-Cola
Jan
*19%
9Vo
6,000
72%
.
97
24%
6
Jan
39Ve
V
19%
"9
*12%
3
:
96%
45%
Collins & Aikman Corp
55
39Ve
39%
"19%
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com—No par
$3.50
preferred————No par
55
33'A
79'A
78Ve
40%
20
38 Va Jan
"31%
78 Ve
39%
comI—17
13
1
3
10%
33%
27
12
3
10%
"31 %
78'A
24% Feb
Nov 28
3
11
"10%
47% Jan
Dec
9
12%
.25
89% Jan
40'A Feb
9
12%
2Ve
20 Ve Apr
59
21%
12 %
21%
9%
1
Jan
39% Feb
1
16% Jan 11
Nov
21%
*9
"12%
common—
125'A Feb
4
34J/a Oct
21%
21%
94
21%
Climax Molybdenum——No par
875
; 5
37
93%
69%
94
44 Va
24%
40%
7
29
20% Jan
*91 %
*
"43'A
23%
7%
10% Dec
42% Jan * 3
69%
"92
72
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Corporation new——1
4% cumulative 2nd
13% Oct
11
68%
"91V2
7%
RR
19
32% Jun
56 % Jun
73%
86 Ve Apr
60
39
5,100
70% r
„—
21
Mar 24
43%
73V4
—.
Jan
67
43%
69%
2
22% Feb
43%
6,900
Clevite
-59% Mar 27
18
43%
6,500
9
Apr
43%
18%
42% Apr
22% July
16
Jan
31% Mar 17
43%
54%
Co
conv
9,600
393A
"81
cum
17 3A
54%
83
4%%
17%
39%
common
Inc
17%
:18%
Illuminating coin_No par
Foods
17%
18%'
"81
Clinton
17%
55
Corp—.No par
Pitts
1,100
17%
39%
"158
&
8%
18%
10
$4.50 preferred
8%
54
165
Cleveland
8'A
39
"158
Elec
*8 Ve
55%
54%
73'A
newi—20
Louis Ry Co coni—UOO
St
1,000
8%
55
73%
~—•—
86 Vb Apr
134
17Ve
8%
18%
95
2
15
41
Jan
2
14Va
39%
47% Dec 24
23
17% Oct
6
Mar 17
Jan
14%
noncumulative preferred-1100
Cleve
72 % Feb
14%
"8
25
—25
Equipment
5%
27
Mar 24
14%
17%
8%
.10
preferred I
C C &
10
104
29
37% Jan 26
9
44% Ja n
Feb
80
4
75
83'A Feb
49% Apr
29
.
3
7
6
152
4
Dec
56% Sep
Mar
80
15
18%
—5
1100
City Products Corpi
No par
City Stores Co common——5
4Va'M convertible preferred—100
9
15
15Ve
8%
17%
—_1
Co
1,300
15
54%
Co
Investing
1,300
32%
'
38%
Cities Service
5%%
20%
32%
'
39
preferred J—100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
City
20%
32 Ve
19
18V4
Co
Financial
6,600
20%
31%
38%
4%
T
19 Va
*19 Vb
31%
18
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
I
19
20
31%
39 V4
55 %
preferred
issued"
19%
20
18
common
Copper
18%
19%
38%
53%
72
68%
preference—No par
convertible
19%
31%
18
100
Chicago & South Air Lines—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Cq
19
19V8
31%
19%
19%
31%
15%
43%
preferred series A_—100
conv
19 Va
200
43Ve
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR--No par
5%
81
*80 'A
43%
preferred: series A——.
convertible
84
43
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com_No par
$3
36%
"80%
84
com—No par
Chic & North Western
5%
'
36%
*80%
_100
pfd
2
15 % Feb
37 Va Apr
Pac—No par
Paul &
St
series A noncum
5%
No par
—„—
9
5
19
19%
31 Va
"15
"8Ve
17 Ve
preferred
—50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
12
2
July
—40
——
Jan
33% Mar
11,100
19%
14% Jan
95% Jan
102-
363A
19%
C
2
21
65% Jan
Jan
36%
36%
36%
4
30% Jan
74% Jan
Feb
24
12 Ve Mar 11
Mar 27
1
48% Feb
140
30'A Feb
100
14
90
Sep 10
48% Dec 22
7
40% Dec
51
28
18
14% May 12
79 Va Nov
22
100
81
Chrysler Corp
2
28%
81
Chile
33% July
4
r
Oct
102
102
80% Apr
14% Dec 30
8
Jan
30
35% Jan
4
Jan 28
114
22
9
92
95 Va Apr
25% Apr
Va Jan
28%
29
36%
"When
94
2,400
"19%
5%
4
36% i.
140
6%
19%
Childs
Jan
"28 %
I,200
98%
5%
6 Va
81 Va
Chickasha Cotton Oil
96'A Jan
98
37% May. 1
7
29%
"29
*97
98%
6%
36%
13'A Feb
9
29%
39%
29%
"97
6 Ve
19 Ve
12
23'A Mar 13
19% Jan
48% Jan
5
68% Feb
Apr
98
"6»A
36%
82% Mar 19
July 25
29%
97
"80%
6
45 % Apr
29%
6%
preferred—100
2
8 Ve
"29
of
convertible
3%%
6
Oct
7
7
Corp
29%
98
*6'A
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
26 Va Mar 17
4
16 Va Feb
Cab
Chesapeake
9
23
88
81 Va Jan
2
Common
Jail
7% Mar 27
23% Dec
2
:
32
103% Jan
29'A Apr
97
July 24
30
1
18
Jan
98
-
..
27%
<
95
95
28
28
8%
9'Ve
19%
19%
37 Va
x36%
8 3/4
9 '/a
19 y4
*27'A
8%
9%
19
36%
37
102%
102%
102
41%
41'A
102 3/a
103
102
41%
100
23%
94%
*99
116
36%
37"103
.
103
41%
x40'A
"99V4
100'A
.
900
400
28
93/4
2/70C
1,600
19 Ve
12,500
37%
11,900-
8
3/4
102%. 103/
*102
40V4'
41 %
100'A
-
*99 Va
23%
1,000
4.400
590
102%
60
40%
3,300
100'A
24 Va
3,600
233/4
23 %
24
94%
,
50 3A
91%
*102
>9%
19
19%
16%
*23%
23%
94 %
116
,
8%
9%
103
50 Ve
28
8%
9 Va
102 Va
*88
*94
95
8 V4
'
102
*99-
v
94%
94%
95 Va
943A
95'A
500
50%
50%
50%
11,300
50 Ve
.
*88
*116
50%
51
*88
91
117'A
.
116 3/a
91'A
1163%
"88
i
16'A
-913/2
116%
620
.
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16
The Commercial a:id Financial Chronicle...
Monday, May
(1912)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranee Since Jan
Year 1052
17
15
18% Jun
11
Nov
17
15% Feb
16
30
10% Mar 17
9
20% Mar 17
81% Nov 26
7% Apr
24
6
68% Apr
Apr
8 %
30
7% Nov
19'A Oct
Apr
Jan
25
28
22
28% Jan
82% Jan
1
Continental
Insurance
9% Apr
Continental Oil of Delaware
20
24% Apr
2
14
14
24
21% Apr
23% Apr
.
28% Mar
6
26 % Jan
27
27 % Feb
2
Dec
12
51% Jan
14
48% Jan
Jan
28
51% Mar 31
55% Jan
30
17% Jun
10
22% Mar 21
19% Jan
26% Mar 25
Oct
23
69% Jan
9
62
Apr
5
87% Jan
25
70
Apr
22
1
68% Jan
66% Nov
79% Jan
6
20
96% Jan
19
44
63
52
6
2
15
93
Jan
16
99% Apr
22
93 % Apr
93
Jan
23
99% Apr
23
94
Apr
10
96'/a Jan
30
65% Feb
1
73
25
67% Feb
6
72% Apr
27
166
10
Jan
Sep
178
Apr
4% Nov
Mar 31
161
15
4% Apr
26
172
Jan
6
5
Jan
20
2
Mar
13
3% Jun
12
1% Oct
28% Oct
16
2% Jan
3
1 % Jan
2
30
38% Jan
25
29% Feb
18
34 % Apr
90
Apr
23
95
12
Jan-
91% Jan
9
11% Jun
May 22
97
27
12% Dec
19
27
Dec
12% Oct
22
19% Jan
36% Feb
66% Dec
16
6
24
33% Jan
6
Oct
28
29
Apr
23
39% Jan
92% Jan
30
77% Oct
30
80 % Apr
27
103
Jan
24
Dec
22
55
12% Jan
32
,26% Apr 24
6
•.
Feb
Sep
Mar 17
64
4
24
7
7% Apr
23
9% Feb
2
Jan
6
27% Mar 20
50
50
*50
52%
50
50
52 %
£2%
53
53%
53 %
53%
53%
900
22%
22%
3l3"'
22%
22%
223A
22%
2,700
69
22%
62%
62
62 3/4
623A
490
73%
162%
22%
73
73 %
72%
72%
72%
73I/2
4,103
94%
21%
93%
93%
*93%
94%
*93%
94V4
*93%
941/4
34 %
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
30
72 %
71%
71%
70%
713%
4,400
162%
250
94%*
71%
163
162%
*4%
62%
73
73
72
72%
163
*4 V9
4%
1%
1%
32%
31%
90
4%
32
92
62%
161%
4%
1%
60
*50
92
62
163
31%
•
1%
33
-90
62%
163
*4%
4%
1%
62%
1%
162
162
4%
4%
100
300
4%
1%
1%
13A
13A
1,700
31%
31%
31%
31%
S,50O
*89
91%
*89
91%
100
14
13%
13%
13%
14
14
14
133/4
13'%
1,800
20 Vh
13%
*26
26
26'A
26%
26%
26
23%
23
26
1,300
5,490
600
29%
293A
29%
29 '/a
293%
29
29%
29%
29%
8,100
98
93
98
98
*98
98%
98
93 %
290
30
29%
30-7/8
30%
98'%
30'%
20%
31%
303/4
31%
8,900
81%
81
81
82
823%
82%
84
84
84%
900
Crucible
Steel
97
No par
of Amer
convertible
293/4
comraon__25
preferred
6% noncum pfd
preferred certificates
*80'%
100
100
RR
7%
preferred
4%%
preferred
.
Class
25%
25%
25%
25%
.790
24%
24%
24%
25%
250
157%
15%
♦175
60'A
15%
195
*15%
195
73A
*175
8
*59'%
59%
59
157%
♦175
8
7%
61
15%
195
7%
15%
*175
7%
*60
11'A
ll3/#
11'A
11'A
11 Vb
11%
*11
11'A
*29'/«
29%
29'A
29'A
29'A
29'A
*29%
293/4
77%
8%
8'%
15%
2,100
195
7%
60
60
5
77/a
11,500
61%
11%*29%
500
11%
1,300
293A
300
1
8
8'A
8
No par
95
95
95'A
SO
95%
95%
*95
96
*95
96
No par
55
55
543A
5434
54%
54%
*54%
55%
♦54%
55'A
300
1
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
26%
25'%
2.50
.
Curtis Publishing common
$7 preferred
Prior
26
25%
8
GO'A
100
;
Inc_
Press
25
26
195
73A
10
*24%
*24'%
16
175
100
400
.
26
153/4
Cuban-American Sugar common__10
„
26
26
*24'%
Cudahy Packing Co common
8
8%
8 %
8%
81/4
11,500
25%
1,300
common
A
a'/a
„_1
24% Sep
10
24
Jan
2
132% Dec
16
131
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
Dec
9
Apr 24
43
Jan
15
Cutler-Hammer
397/8 Dec
23
38
8,900
*29 Va
"When issued"
$4.20 preferred
21
44
2,500
26
32'%
129% Jan 19
>32% Mar 3
23% Feb
500
221/2
253A
143/a
2
Mar
26%
22%
23
14%
8% Apr
57% Feb
100
26%
22%
2 J'%
*32%
24
6
52%
26
22%
25%
14%
12
9
26
22%
24%
„
32%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2
23
22
24%
14%
Cuneo
Feb
26
22 %
24%
32 V2
29
7
26
22
24%
143%
12% Mar 19
53% Jan
*25%
22%
32%
34% Jan
94% Jan
26%
22
24%
14%
7
1
26
32%
19
29
1,100
14'%
10% Jan
Jan
99
8,700
20
2
common
58 % Jan
10
3
533/8
193/4
____1
29 % Apr
8% Mar 20
10
7% Apr
8
54% Dec
20
93
49% Jan
Dec
6
Jan
7,290
523A
20
32%
(The)
16
65% May 26
9% Aug 27
Jan
8% Mar 17
9%
53%
20
10
32'%
15% Apr
17
93A
52%
20%
14'A
6%
185
9%
53'A
20 Vb
32%
Cuba
2
9%
52%
19%
14'%
5
8
9%
53%
*19%
9%
59'%
5
10
9%
52%
19%
327/8
35% Jan
Jan
9Va
£4
14'A
5%
6% Jan
9%
19%
593/8
36% Jan
185
7,900
*32%
2
2
9
£3%
1
America
of
8%
2.50
6
18
2,203
25
100
preferred
Apr
25
76 3A
9
9
No par
$2
24 % Apr
Feb
76
9%
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
24
7% Jan
series of
Crown Cork & Seal
5
20% Jan
76 %
72 %
5
190
74%
94%
36% Dec
19
77
71%
36% Dec
25
76%
*93%
Jun
28
77%
1947.160
Mar 25
5% Oct
77
Products Refining common.25
7% preferred
100
Coty Inc
1
Cum pfd 3%%
23
15% Sep
129% Jan
77%
Corn
22
24
77%
73%
Mar 17
89
2,000
62%
15% Mar
Apr
12 %
*93%
34% Jan
97
12%
20
5
2
13
12>/4
100
6
103% Jun
12%
& Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
3%% preferred
Corn Exchange Bank
Apr
9
99% Jan
12%
*52
Apr
20
12
*50'A
Cream of Wheat Corp
Apr
12
52 %
Creameries
29
11%
52%
Coty Internation Corp
2
11%
*£2
Crane Co common
3%%
preferred
15
600
11%
*50%
3
70% Feb 24
31% Apr
9
18%
50
1
27% Mar 12
58% Apr -23
18%
50
15% Mar 19
;
18%
9
5
aeries
5%
pref
Preferred 6% series
Dubilier Electric
32 %
1
•18%
Corp
Convertible
Cornell
2
5
1
18%
No par
Steel Co common
Copperweld
2
21
16%
common—5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Range Co
Copper
5
28
13
48 % May
Corp
14
12
*32% Nov
Jan
Steel
25 % Jan
4
24% Jun
9
18
5
Continental Motors
22
Continental
Shares
8%
18%
1
11% Mar 25
62% Jan
5
the Week
Friday
May 1
14
6
20
Mar 18
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 30
5
19% Apr
29 % Jan
2
30
PRICES
10
Diamond
52% Apr
31% Aug 13
25
18
18% Oct
23'A May
Continental
SALE
Apr. 29
8%
Fibre
3
HIGH
Wednesday
18%
8%
to
13% Mar
Apr. 28
•18%'
preferred
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3
30
25'% Dec
convertible
5%
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 27
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Continental Cop & Steel Ind com__2
11% Mar 31
10% Nov 28
75
2
56'% Jan
EXCHANGE
xl7% Jan
10% Jan 21
16% Feb
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8
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25
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8
8
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25
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142
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140
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39%
4,800
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2,400
87
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87
110
8
200
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D
32
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90
July 23
2
95
May
'Jan
33% Apr
86
2
77/8 Dec
22
13
133/b Dec
22
15% Mar 11
33% Feb
19
36% Dec
40% Mar 25
7
Apr
92
29
7% Apr
8
24
14
Jan
Jan
8% Mar 17
21
14
Jan
21
14
12
32% Apr
28
39% Jan
58% Aug 13
52 % Apr
30
57
24
16% Aug
6
14
Apr
28
16% Jan
33% Feb
19
36% Dec
12
35% Apr
30
85% Jan
2
51
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13 V2 Apr
Jan
28
21
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17% Oct 22
24% Feb
29
38% Mar 13
5
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
Preierred 4.60%
series A
1
32%
32%
32%
80
52%
523/8
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Daystrom Inc
10
14%
14%
Dayton Power «& Light common...?
353/»
35 %
35y«
35%
35%
3,100
86%
86 %
85
85
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843/4
140
83
83
83
83
84
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♦84
85
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93%
*91
93%
Apr
28
92
Jan
16
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
<83
84
93% Apr
17
97% Feb
11
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*91
93%
20% Apr
7
23% Feb
2
2
113/4 Apr
21
47% Jan
5
24
303/8 Jan
35% Nov 24
13
52
Dayton
337% Jan
Jan
2
15
15% Jun
7
12
46% May
11% Oct
23
18
26% NOV
17
24
1
Rubber
Decca
Records
Deere
&
7%
527/8 Feb
Delaware
153i, Jan
Delaware
27% Feb
Delaware
30
74
Apr
24
85
Jan
o
Dec
23
81% Apr
28
94 3% Jan
6
17
173/4 Feb
10
243/8 Mar 23
Derby Oil Co
25 % Dec
12
24% Jan
16
257/8 Mar 23
Detroit
66
61% Jan
9
Nov
17
11
,
4%
64
Apr 29
Mar
2
63/4 Mar 17
De
20 3/4 Oct
16
106% Apr
29
38% Nov
3234 Jan
18
114% Feb
102% Apr
27
108
Jan
22
52% Mar 31
35% Apr
28
407/8 Feb
3
8
353/8 Jun
23
33
Apr
28
343/4 Feb
13
143/4 Jan
3
123/4 Apr
23
14
10
12% July 30
26% Dec
1
107/8 Apr
21
13% Feb
8
213/4 May 27
8
Nov
13
12% Jan
3
29% Feb
21
39
1
10% Jan
8
16% Jan
16
24
Jan
2
8% Apr
24
34% Apr
24
Jan
7
11
19% Feb
Aug 13
4
2 8 3/» Mar 27
9% Jan 13
39% Mar 4
133/4 Peb
5
26
Diamond
2,000
243/4 Jan
5
833/4 Jan
14
32
22
47
40
Feb
28
43
13
9 % Apr
17
12 3/4 Jan
2
91% Apr
24
100% Jan
30
10
118 % Jan
Nov
25
13% Aug 29
Feb
15
1193/a Apr 23
*92 % Jan
8
99
July
45% Jan
10
51
Jun
112
10
Apr
10
97
Jan
Apr
27
48
Feb
10
51% Oct
27
52
Nov
19
47% Apr
23
517/8 Jan
10
49
% Dec
45 Vb Apr
28
487/8 Jan
25
10% Jan
9 % Jan
6
10% Apr
27
20% Apr
23% Apr
Apr
30
25
Jan
28
22
Sep
16
28% Jan
2
14
25% Jan
18
16
163/4 Jan
21
Jan
21
12% Oct
16
41% Oct 30
48
23:% Mar 11
283/a Jan
Feb
8
9,300
14%
2
22%
22%
28%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*22%
287/8
28%
28%
28 %
28%
*28
102%
35%
102%
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102%
102%
102%
35%
35%
357/a
33%
22%
33
33%
12%
123/4
123/4
123/4
147/a
19
(E I)
Jan
21
36% Feb
27
15% Jan
2
82% Nov
6
163/4 Feb
23
23
Apr 25
102
97
27
14
5
89
123/4 Mar 11
-
85% Jan
12
Dec
29
20»/4 Apr
97% Apr
28
14
17
169
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10%
11
11%
11 VB
4,800
267/s
27%
27%
273%
7,400
8%
8%
30
25% Mar 25
94
Feb
23% Jan
1
102
24
Sep
15
14% Apr
27
17% Feb
55% Dec
31
48
30
57
P/4 Jun
20
34% Oct
22
2% Apr 16
43% Mar 18
lO'/a Nov 24
32
48% May 13
51% Jan
48 3/a Jun
56% Dec 26
31
Oct
16
15
18
38 3/s Jun
16
29
133/4 Nov
12
17% Jan
11% Jun
20
153/4
19% Jan
2
26
9
May
94% Apr
20 % Jan
2
2
5% Feb
*95%
98
98
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20 %
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20
20%
20%
203/8
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1
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98
92
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92
113%
113%
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26
4
Feb
20
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5
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23
60 % Feb
4
5%
conv
24
37 % Jan
8
16
Jan
3
2
Apr 23
18 % Mar
."
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14
23
2
23% Jan
15
26% Feb
19
Apr
28
293/4 Feb
B
94
Apr
28
99
21% Apr
6% Apr
28
9
7% Jan
30
19% Apr
6
,227/,, Jan
5
77/8 Jun
18
23% Nov 24
62% Jan
2
70
61 % Jan
II
73
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;
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31
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24
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page
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5
74
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21
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22
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160
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88
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161
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15
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15
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323%
22
32%
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12
12
12
12
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287%
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50
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34
16%
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10
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95
95
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8.50
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Pittsburgh RR Co_
6%
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197/8
100
70%
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74
34%
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17
17
17
17
17
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24'A
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27
27
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12
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2
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32%
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800
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48
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15
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20%
15
14%
2
88
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98
143/4
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1,100
3,300
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2
100
43'A
98
14%
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161
22'A
22
20%
2,700
21,000
443%
*95
98
*23
*42%
88
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88
20%
98
98
1
preferred
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Radio
900
113
42
A
5%
112'%
45%
42
16%
Erie &
112
*46%
331%
Rights
27
93
*42
4
Emerson
Emerson
3
93
43
3
6
27
92%
*42
16%
common
Natural
16
26% Dec
112%
*91%
20%
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
Apr
30 % Jun
113
913%
24%
Electric
Jan
2,500
24,100
16%
preference.
> 51% Apr
33
Apr
11% Apr
9%
94%
9%
94
S4%
24%
Stop Nut Co
Paso
93%
43
113%
913%
S3
943%
20%
Auto-Lite
(The)
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
El
10
2,700
50
50
preferred
2nd
v
*42
!__100
33% Feb
49%
97/8
10
9%
93%
39
I
Stores Inc
373/4 Jan
-
97/8
93%
97/8
97/8
93A
<■
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13
/
4,700
98
*96 %
20%
100
preferred
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20%
50c
No
Electric
Elliott
400
5
Steel
24
9
*96%
par
500
123%
7.
Co
23
101% Sep 18
23% Dec 31
6
173/4 Jan
-
15
973/4
371/4
36
10
23
na
Apr"l4
Mar 12
2% Apr
*96%
38%
*35
10
Anr
32% Dec 30
15
2
4,309
16,200
63%
Co
Products Co
Elastic
633%
38 3%
62%
'3734
20%
12%
50
Manufacturing
4%%
63
373/4
20%
623/a
38%
preferred
4% %
Ekco
20%
377%
20%
613%
37%
,
11% Apr
28% Apr
16% Mar 19
24% Apr
Apr
1% Jan
5
11
24
4434 Jan
20
Feb
20%
63%
203/a
38Vs
Corp
Kodak
Bros
20%
62%
20%
62a/s
Eastern Airlines Inc
6%
12%
37%
12%
900
123/a
62%
12%
8%
8%
35%
5
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8%
8%
35%
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36
12%
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Edison
8%
*35
35
35
12%
20%
113%
Eaton
8%
8%
35
35
Co—
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
22
48% Jan
1,200
11
27%
No par
Stainless
163/4 Jan
1,400
1,100
13 Vb
10%
No par
Eastman
42% Apr
36%
33%
13 VB
26 %
series
Eastern
158 % Apr
*33
13%
500
11
series
15% Mar 17
9
36%
36%
33%
800
1037/a
26%
$3.50
47
Jan
18
*102%
104
t 4,300
107/s
$4.50
43
July 15
Apr 29
47% Dec
28
„
26%
Preferred
13% Feb
171% July lo
28
200
227%
11%
Preferred
Eagle-Picher
223%
26%
8%
i
5
Cigar
22%
353/4
*12%
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&
l.poo
19%
33
35%
13
6,300
15
15
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28 V*
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33%
127/s
4%
11
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158
35%
*33
65
4%
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7,000
26%
2
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de Nem
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4%
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21
25%
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Apr
25
77%
77
65
4%
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19% Mar 27
Apr
25%
*63
4%
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E
19
25
65
*15
convertible
DWG
25%
4 %
4%
15 3/8
Duquesne Light Co $3.75 pfd
5
8 3A Apr
9
7
25
*63
65
43/4
5
193/8
Common
5
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25%
*63
65
*18%
50c
Duplan Corp
12
42
25
25%
4%
147%
preferred
Dunhill International
2
91% Apr
3
2,800
19
Corp
Cup Co
Pont
2,000
21%
2
$4 preferred series A
Dresser Industries common
du
973/a Dec
1
843%
21
25
Pepper Co
33/4%
83 %
21%
No par
15
1023/4 Jan
83%
21
19
Dow Chemical Co common
24
773%'
83%
21%
.
15
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
24
76%
83%
20 7/8
10
common
Dome
22
763/4
82%
20 3/4
100
8
Apr
76
£2
203/4
14%
preferred
23% Mar 10
96
76
81%
*18%
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72 % Mar 20
Apr
19% Apr
9% May 19
1
74%
20%
•
1
43% Jan
5
75%
82%
20%
8
6
80
163/4 Nov
West RR—
23
105% Mar 29
3
8
5,400
36% Apr
84% Aug 25
79% May
xll4% Jan
4,100
13
24%
60% Apr
263/a Apr
Jan
46%
13
24%
1
11
46%
12%
24%
8
80% Jun
47
12%
65% July
217/s Oct 30
46%
24%
Raynolds, class
Mines
47%
13
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco Corp
Dr.
2,103
243/a
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Dixie
303%
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5
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30 3/4
24%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana
30%
13
Corp
Match
30%
243/4
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cum
17,700
303/4
123/4
44 % Dec
Apr 17
36% Oct 27
993/s Jan
Dec
12% May 13
52
,
25
Mar 18
4.40%
900
26%
277%
24%
Diamond Alkali Co common
&
ll3/.,
44%
27 VB
12%
(The)
Steel
Vilbiss
48
11%
43%
27 %
24%
Devoe
12% Dec 30
Jan
for
47%
48%
21,800
11%
44 3/4
11%
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12%
24% Mar 10
19
47
2,000
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13.50
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Detroit
Mar 17
47%
100
11%
60
21%
Western.____.50
25
16% Mar 25
33
30%
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19% Mar
30
30%
20
9
Apr
303/s
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
2
28
30%
11%
21%
21%
Light Co
&
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
14% Feb
25
30%
21%
27
75
18% Jan
Jan
43%
2 6 34
HVa
82
21
43
43
27
100
18% July 11
27% Jan 21
31
42
26%
10O
18% Feb
13
11%
42
27
preferred
14
Feb
11%
42
25%
common
ctfs
21%
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31
22
11
213%
21%
93%
21%
1
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Oct
6
213/4
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93%
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Hudson
Rio Grande
&
*91
20
Lack
243/4 Jan
16 3/4 Jan
293/4 Oct
&
21'%
_50c
common
Power &
95
6% Jun
Inc
preferred
ll
1'
50c
new
85% Dec
19
>13
Co
Mar 20
I•*
Co
Deep Rock Oil Corp__.
Dpntipr
13
1,300
35%
86
10
5% Jun
1,200
14%
35%
9 % Jan
55% Feb
1,400
52
143/g
35%
40% Feb
3
33
*50 %
141%
85%
253/s Apr
30% Apr
Jan
32%
52%
14%
353/a
4
23
33»/8
52%
14%
85
25
4
33%
53
14 %
35%
14
27
14%
32%
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14%
*14%
85
9% Jan
22
323/4
53
14
14%
*14
*73/8
100
34 % Sep
Mar
323/4
14%
7%
A
637/b Jan
Feb
*14
7%
series
16
173/a Sep
14%
36
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8
3.75%
16
62
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14%
*14
36%
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21
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20
36
t6
73/4
73/4
2
Apr
Aug
preferred
357%
87
35%
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8
Jan
Oct
Apr
35 %
86%
*7%
92
8
43
convertible
35'A
86%
6
39
3
1
10(,
2.50
preferred series A
Apr
283/4 Oct
31% Jan
Corp common
3%%
83
July 15
96% Jun 19
88
Mar 16
Dana
85
96
92% Jan
1
8
217%
22%
7v
6%
20%
20 »A
20%
70%
:;
70%
71 Vi
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9,300
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700
110
4, 1953
Number 5217...The Commercial and Financial C'-ronicle
Volume 177
(1913)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year l»52
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
7% Jan
1
7% Dec
2
5
9% Mat
6
15% Mar
4
11
Jan
15
14% Mr.r
11
Jan
22
13% Oct
2
*13
Jan
13
i:% M.y
44
May 17
55% Dec
3
49
Apr
6
2
J tkL
J
23% Jan
12
1% Dec
16
3% Feb
1£
21 V» Oct
29
2'»% Jan
3
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0 74
Eureka
Williams
Evans
LOW
STOCK
Monday
Ex-Cello
26
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Ap.'. 28
Par
Corp
t
HIGH
SALE
Exchange Buffet Corp
*12%
12%
*12%
12
13
1-',4
14%
14%
14%
15
16%
1.%
3
Corp
8
49%
50'%
50%
5.%
51 %
2%
*2%
2%
"•2 74
26%
26%
26%
26%
2.50
8
*2
8
8%
*7%
;a
8%
the Week
Friday
Shares
May I
Apr. 80
5
Inc
Thursday
Ajr. *.9
5
Co
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
]
Products
Eversharp
uia.
2*4 Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
10% Nov
6% May
Continued—Page 5
STOCKS
Range for Previous
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7%
8%
13
lo%
137a
13%
4,700
16 Vs1
13'/ 4
15%
15%
14,160
5jl%
UV2
52
511/4
5174
2,600
27a
■*2/4
2%
*2%
2%
26"%
27%
23%
8%
8
5,803
F
28% Mar 25
12
7% Nov
12
7% Jan
2
29
23% Jan
11
20% Feb
18
12 % Jan
3
16 % Jan
29
15
15% Jan
2
19% Jun
4
10% Mar 25
7
Panuuiu
22% Apr
Sep
20% Sep
Fairbanks
Pajardo Sugar
20
10,700
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
877
x<3%
87a
13,000
22%
22%
22%
22'%
227a
*22 y8
2278
*22%
22%
1
157/3
157/3
15%
15%
1574
15%
157a
15%
*15 %
167'a
1,100
1
io%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
I0V4
16s/a
1674
5,400
5fl
Metallurgical Corp__No par
Jan
8
Family Finance Corp common
5%
5
57% Dec
3
50% Mar 31
57
Jan
14
30% Dec
23
25% Feb
19
34% Apr
14
28
16% Dec
9
15% Jan
9
48% Feb
19
60
Dec
9
56% Jar
5
50 % Apr
24
6% Dec
2
o
J Ckk.
0
28
76% July 21
5ft
lar
IB
24
Apr
1
40% Apr
23
48
6
105
24% Dec
16
26% Nov
3
37% Feb
21
47
Dec
26
Jan
3
106
Sep
25
100
27%
fc%
*22%
19
29
1
26%
20
16% Mar 31
12% Feb
Apr
No par
nupiane
ci
Co..
Falstaff
9
£3% Nov
4% May
Co
&
Engine
16% Mar 24
Jan
23% Oct
56
Morse
xlOl
Jaa
iviar
ic
series B
preferred
Fan^teel
5%
9
conv
pid
cum
A
Federal
Fawick
Feo
25
Federal
27 V* Feb
U
Federal-Mogul Corp
Federated
Mar
2
4%%
Felt
Corp
Tarrant
11% Dec
19
16% Jan
19
11% Apr
16
13
Jan
15
7
38% Apr
2
23% /pr
28
29% Jan
2
Ferro
68% Mar
3
83% Nov 20
78% Apr
17
Jan
5
28
16% Apr
6
Filtrol Corp
1
62
Apr 23
76% Jan
fl
Firestone Tire
106% Jan
6
104
Ma;
Jan
12
107
9% May 17
96
l*»l% Aug
13% Mar 17
Firth
32
Flintkote Co
28% Jan
12
Mar 25
7
24% Dec
34% Nov
19
23% Apr
32% Jan
7
25
13% Jun
3
Dec
31
18% Jan
29
14% Oct
16
23% Jan
30
15
Apr
24
31
22% Feb
27
2
Jan
5
38% Oct
29
56% Jaa 28
36 % Apr
43% Jan
2
95% Oct
16
17
Apr 24
2
96% Nov 26
91
24% July
1
19
Feb 18
17% Apr
13%
6ep 30
11% Apr
Jan
40% Feb
10% Jan
9
35% May 29
13% Dec
22%
23
4nr
27% Auk
8% Jan
B% Dec 30
la
10
vm
1X50
Jan
75
Mar 25
5% Jan
Power
&
24%
24%
2a
25
25%
40%
41%
42
6
;
Francisco
No par
13
Franklin Stores Corp
preferred
Sugar
7% Mar
20% Jan
3
28
4%
Gabriel
Gamble-Skogmo
8 ya Apr
13
•38% Feb
29
27VtJan
2
25% Feb
13
28% Jan
27
83% Jan
20
Garrett Corp
Inc
Gardner-Denver
6
5%
26
Apr
6% Feb
41V* Jan
22
33% Feb 18
37 Va Mar 12
15
33 y* Jun
25
25
Jan
14
29 % Mar 24
26% Feb
21
31
Jun
27
24
Apr
27
27% Jan
General
3
105% Oct
14
1Q0.
Apr
17
9
63% Dec
11
69Mi Jan
19
13% Dec
17
159
Feb
22
31
13
Jan
150
Jan
18% Aug 14
9% Jim
13
reu
5
ti
4%%
155
Mar 24
22% Mar 17
$8
General
conv
20% Deo
15
17% Feb
10
19% Jan
2
2
129% Apr
2
16% May 25
115
Jan
9
124% Dec
1
123
24% Jan 16
45% Dec
19
Feb
35
Jan
8
14
Mar 25
1
78
Jan
46% Mar 24
Apr 20
com—1
..No par
.1
preferred
36%
36
,
*87
92%
18 %
11%
12 %
-
11%
^
11
26%
26%
26%
26%
76
18%
7%
6
6
6
6
19
7%
coin—_No par
18%
.100
*127Va
coinmon__3
35%
preferred
—
General Dynamics Corp
Preferred
52%
53(4
52(4
*89
12%
57%
General
89% Mar 27
94% Jan
14% Mar 19
$3.50 preferred——
General Instrument Corp
No par
1
91
12%
91
12%
61
General Mills common..— ...No par
56%
57%
preferred
100
convertible preferred—100
*117
115'%
118
115'%
10% Jan
12
55% May
2
Apr
1
17
114
9
48% Mar 24
20
117
Apr
"
59% Apr
69% Dec 30
125% Dec
29
117% May
3
100% Dec
22
92% Apr
23 % Jan
24% Aug 15
2
Jan
9
124-% Jan
2
24
9
11
•
119
Jan 14
7
69% Feb
1
123% Jan
5
29
99% Jan
14
25% Feb
12
4
5
24
47 y. Feb
10
54% Mar 30
24% Aug 29
(21% Jan
21
27% Mar 23
60
NOV
4% Dec
3
Jan
10
36
Sep 30
126
*
4V» Jan
14
8
3% Jan
1
27% Dec
20% Jan
25% Apr
24
29
.
5
Mar 20
5%
($2
Foods
cum
Corp
33/a%
General Motors Corp common.:
$5
$3.75
Advertising-No
General Outdoor
5
25%
26
General Public Utilities Corp...
General
Railway Signal com
31% Apr
29
123 '/a Apr
17
130
Feb
16
10% Jan
2
13
Apr
9
20% Jun
3
25
Dec
2
21% Apr
24
25
V* Feb
3
General
45% Dec
17
43% Jan
19
51
Apr
104% Jan
7
90
23
96% Mar 16
Gen
39% Mar 13
General Telephone
31% Feb
General Time Corp common
5
No par
100
General Realty
35% Dec
4
34% Jan
22
35% Jan
2
28
Jan
26
102% Jan
3
24% Oct
15
Jan
3
31
Apr
89
Apr
6
27
2
28% Apr
Mar 10
3
34% Mar
24
Tl
General Tire
Jan
5
4%%
3%%
1
18% Jan
15
14% Nov 10
9
34% Sep
25
32 Va Jan
2
93% Apr 22
14% Nov 14
99% Oct
28
97
Jan
5
18% Jun
30
14 V, Feb
17
*86
Jan
8
79% Apr
13
81 Va Jan
12
23
Deo
1
18% Apr
20
21% Jan
9
42% Jan
24
33% Apr
28
7% Jan
2
8% Jan
18
Nov
24
132
Jan
18% May 22
16% Apr
77% Dec
66
30
Apr
37% Mar 27
100% Apr
15
ito-74 iviar 25
38 Ve Mar 20
B% Jan
2
135
9
19
91(4
'
convertib.e
29%
54% Dec
108
Srt
31
Sep
15
10y* Jan
4
60
Dec
29
u,
3% Feb
2
8
9% Feb
Oct23
15
27% Oct 30
33
18% Oct 25
24 y« Jan
30
May 26
Glidden Co
Goebel
No par
5
Goodall-Sanford
7
Goodrich
Co
15%
79%
*18%
19
33%
7%
33%
7%
134
—10
F)__—
*132
*16%
-10
Inc
(B
36
100
76(4
2.50
Co__
1
Telegraph Co..—100
Mar
-
15(4
(The) common—No par
Gold & Stock
16(4
35'%
100
—5
Corp
30
16
Brewing
8
51
24
Apr
4
9% Jan
20
v
61% Jan
30
27
11
7
Jan
'..67%
b8(4
52 Va
52%
9% F«b
13
17
'
25
5
104% Jan
20
93% Mar 31
98% Jan 28
34 V« Dec
10
30% Feb
20
31% May
1
91
99
May 26
91% Apr
28
97% Feb
4
18
Aug 14
13
27
16% Jan
7
Dec
11% Mar 17
31% May 8
39
22
34% Feb
13% Jan
I6y« Nov 28
2
46% Feb 27
67
16% Dec
137% Dec 30
81% Oct 31
149
Jun
39% Mar 17
5
Batteries
17
Union
Granite
5%%
Grant
City
cum
(W Ti
3%%
37%
100
23 Va
1,000
27%
27
27
27%
27%
27%
*27
.
.
'
27 »/4
6%
7
35%
27 y4
27%
2
%
2,900
24V4
24 V\
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,300
100%
64%
13%
152%
100%
100%
65
65 V2
13%
13%
152% 153
*100 »/4
100 %
100%
100 %
60
65%
65 %
65%
66 Va
6,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,200
'
20
.20
%
•
58
117
115%
•'
"•
24-/8
.
*92%
13
Northern Iron Ore
2
19% Mar 27
Great
Western
Sugar
-.1
40 y» Jan
2
Green
(H L) Co Inc
26% Jan
22
19% Jan
2
11% Jan
13
Nov
28
12% Jan
2
96% Apr
7
93% Apr
14
<
23% Mar 28
Greenfield
Tap
& Die Corp—No par
Grevnound Corp
100
100
Green
19% Nov 10
24.
No par
21
24
ra?e
No par
com
73% Jan
34% Apr
13% Mar
Jan
2
7
4V4*
(The)—
Common
preferred
38%
Prop—No par
pfd—
15
8
footnote
com—1
No par
preferred
Bay & Western RR
41% Jan
33
100
17% Jan
Mar 28
*93(4
*32(4
„
94
13%
38(4
17%
53y2
18%
*137'/4 138
*64(4
67
34'/a
34%
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21(4
17%
52%
18%
94(4
3
12%
13
*90(4
93
13
93
100
34
600
17%
17%
400
18%
126 %
37%
38%
38%
38%
15,900
41
41
40 Va
41%
2,500
70%
70 Va
30,600
'
ISfH
1^6
lbO
10 Va
10Va
10 %
71%
10%
53%
54
53%
54
91
*88%
91
13
13%
',12%
12%
5,500
57
57%
55%'
56
4,100
70 Va
*£9
'!
700
3,700
100
70
*116%
118
>116%
118
*111
115
>110
114%
100
62%
55,800
61%
61%
62%
117%
118
117%
*93
93%
*93
118
93%
2,000
500
23%
23%
23%
1,400
50%
51%
52
52(4
13,800
24%
24-78
24 %
24%
4,500
23%
3%
4
3%
26 Va
26%
32%
32 (4
123%
4
26%
'
26%
32 (4
32%
123 %
5,800
9.100
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20
11%
n%
11%
1,400
2"%
22
22%
3.101
49%
90'/a
49 y4
491/4
49%
90
90
90 Va
91
37% 38
*28y4
28%
*101
103%
30
30 Va
37%
38
37%
37%
90
:
19
34
•
-
15%
4,800
36.
4,200
36
35%
100
*99%
15%
15%
*79
80
*79
100
,15%
80
300
7,200
100
18%
19
19%
19%
500
34%
34
34%
2 200
7%
1,500
8
7%
134
7%
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134
17(4'
17%:
17%
17%
1,700
66%
67(4
66
67
9,000
5314
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52%
53(4
14,500,
106%
52
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106 %
200
8
8
8
51 %
28
51%
28
.
51%
23
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2%
2%
8
28
51
2%
7%
7(4
2%
7%
700
500
2,300
14,700
1,200
7%
28
j "
17%
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27%
27%
28
6,700
17%
-
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18/a
94%-
18
17%
18
4,800
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92
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-
33%
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,
13 (V
13
94%
33%
33%
32%
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-
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33
92%
73%
15%
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51'/2„
28
13
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16(4
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3,100
73%
35%
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7%
30%
84
100
105% 105%.'
7%
7%
27%
1,200
103 »/a
15%
68
51 Vi
28%
800
240
13,000
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33%
1
7%
7%
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134
16%
17
53%
30%
30%
49 %
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.
67
28 %
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103 %
29%
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73% t
16
16
36
36%
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15(4
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80
19
v
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13
13%
13
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18
13
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53 /a .
53% 54%.
18%
18%
18% 19
;
137
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67
34%
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12%
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33%
34
126 %
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74%
%
75
11(4
49'%
18
94%
4
9
17%
32V2
Gt Northern Ry 6%
27
18
32%
Stores
preferred-
2%
7%
1,100
9,100
12%
22%
52
23
30
'4
20
20
*17%
4
4
26Va
26%
31%
32
*123% 125
*11
11%
22(4
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53%
2%
7%
.t
153
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61%
62% .
118
118 Vs?
92%
93
V
23%
23%
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52%'
61%
118%
93%
23%
52%
24%
4
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75
*32%
33
17%
17%
127
127% ,
38%
39Vs '
*40V2
42
70
70%
*10%
10%
53
54
*89
91
13
13%
57%
57%
117
117
*113
115%
128
38%
41
70%
10(4
53%
91
13
%
1
2
19%
20%
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%
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153
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\
20
* 74 %
105% 105%
*7%
8
27%
100
35
35
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35%
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15%
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80
18%
18%
33%
33%
7%
7%
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134
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17
67
67%
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200
2,100
7,800
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36
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26%
32
32%
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217/a
22%
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90
91
4 37%/ 38
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7
27V2
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5
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Gt
2
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37%
23%
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2(4
7(4
17l/2
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19% Mar 27
67% July
*93% Sep
38(4
23 Va
27
29% 4
Steel common—12.50
preferred
100
58% Mar 25
7%
28Vt
21/,
7»/2
5
2
52
29%
23
Mar
>
5
51% Apr
141
27%
No par
(The)
preferred
conv
*50%
10
Co
Grayson-Robinson
$2.25
-
No par
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
Grand
*105% 106%
*7%
8
Inc—-.4
(W R) & Co
14% Jan
134% Apr
64 y2 Apr
36
Hosiery
23
19% Mar
22
Dec
Apr
Gotham
Grace
9
2
No par
No par
preferred
4
27% Feb 21
Jan
No par
$5
Gould-National
31 % Mar 27
20% Jan
Common
5
2% Mar 25
10
Feb
33% Mar
2
27% Feb
Mar 19
108% Feb
21
2 ye Feb
*
59
11
105% Apr
7% Apr
27% Apr
*92% Sep
1,900
27
6%
.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
6% Jun
5,000
7%
27
28
28%
*101
103%
29%
30
*82%
84
*71%- 73%
157/a
16%
73%
preference—No par
Harvester
•
84
*71V2
preferred
$4.50
'
28V4
103%
*82%
Gimbel Brothers common
Gleaner
38
28
*101
1
Gillette (The) Co common——4.-1
$5
37%
No par
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Apr
80% Jan
23
20
49 (4
—100
100
preferred
15% May
49%
91«/4
com—2.50
preferred
6
22
100
Rubber
&
84
74% Apr
11%
21%
"
Corp—20
preferred
3
125
ny,
1
pfd
$6
3'/a
25%
32%
32(4
*123%
No par
Corp
Casting
5
30% Jan
.
Steel
Ian
5
27
General Shoe
Feb
23 y* Jan
138
....
& Utilities
110c
Refractories
___No par
80
18
8
preferred
72
77% Feb
32% Oct 27
6%
4»%%
71% Dec 31
23%
4
Corp
4
Dec
52%
23%
'
3%
Eqp
10
27
52
23%
52%
23%
23%
Precision
29
100
93%
1
General
Dec
23^
60%
118%
94
23%
par
General Portland Cement Co——1
Dec
Apr
61
119
£4
60(4
General Public Service......—,10c
11% Sep
16
117
*113
us
No par
scries..—..No par
preferred
Preferred
9
37% Jan
39
69
,
8% Jan
15
37
com—...No par
55% Mar 20
July 28
2
*127%
40
69%
lOVa
52% Mar 31
Dee
36% Feb 21
20
40
69%
10%
8
125 Va
20
*151
*10%
Corp.—...
120
3% Feb 20
100%
64%
13%
1
conv)_„Nopar
No par
Co
General Finance
96% May 22
16% May 14
*34
128
37% —
General Electric
21
2
18%
*37
27
6%
600
6
6
*7%
*23
18
63% Dec
2
27
6%
110
18%
27
*26%
7,100
77
*76
6
800
26%
7%
38
18
5
Feb
8
3,200
26%
18%
23'%
*37Va
.2%
75
33'A
26
*94% Jan
49% July
2,000
11%
7%
23
12%
73% Jan
119% Jan
6% Nov 17
11%
47%
*1.
%
18%
187/b
7%
23%
38
75
32%
11% Feb
62 y* Oct 20
5
1,800
*11%
76
7%
33%
18J%
6
11% Dec
3
2,400
11%
26%
77
270
19
48
11
75
75
10
60% Dec
May
92%
47%
47%
*76
110
11%
11%
48%
78
90
5,300
18%
12
11 %
.
36%
*91%
-
3,000
(
88
18%:
;
12
11V4
12%
12Va
*32%
10 V* Feb
5
Jan
SI
18%
18%
2,600
,
95
*87
88
91
87%
36%
47%
23 y4
20
66'/4 Apr
Jan
40
36%
>4
23
*93%
■,
11%
*37%
152%
100
50
preferred—
General Cigar Co Inc
7%
20
37% Apr
6% Jun
104
95
1574
23
23%^
117's
6
13%
*151
5
Corp
2nd
13%
No par
...
19
18
3
15 y* Oct
23
11%
18%
65
31
48% Dec
72% Dec
4
65% Feb 20
5,500
30
15%
48
*76%
100«/4
11% Deo 22
14
64% Feb 20
7% Sep
35%
*20
15%
26%
27V4
64%
,
—
Cable Corp com
1st
4%
124 V* May 24
35%
357'a30
*93 %
♦91
i
9,300
15%
95
*87
24
11%
27
100%
Bronze
4%
9
Inc
100
preferred
General
8
Apr
36%
400
2374
11%
23%
Transportation
...5
Co common-^—5
Arner
35% Mar 25
18
*93%
v
22
47,
77/8
26%
General Baking
24
79% Dec 30
12%
33
*26*%
—2
Investors
$4.50 preferred
General
11
81
23%
24
31% Feb
29% Jan
23%
94
24%
74% May
25
23%
24
American
22
Jun
10%
35Va
27%
Dec
92
16
21%
23-4
*20
.
1.0
98
*97
,
23
35%
35%
30
29%
:a
98
.
23%
23%
16
27%
May
25
35%
18%
G'/s
—5
.
*22
23%
91%
19
23'/4
*97
23
*20
18
77
7%
*37lU":
98
30
6%
33
114
35%
27%
79
34% Feb
187/«
29%
97%
♦22
23%
35Va
11% Nov 28
Jan
2,100
6V2
8
20
29%
29
29 ya
29%
%
97%
23
27%
10
50
29
*34%
Jun
2
1,000
com—-.1
Jan
Apr 18
12%
preferred—50
74
Jan
12%
Corp—1.66%
*29
105
*6
50
Co
Industries
14% Mar 18
2
12
27
118
12'%.
12%
26%
—No par
(The)
70% Mar 27
7
17% Jan
lu*-/4
7
28
Vnv
15% Feb
90
12%
Container
Ga.vlord
8% Jan
18
Apr
12%
convertible
7% Mar 12
17
24% Oct
41
12%
91%
12
77
5
common
(The)i
Co
Wood
Gar
11
32V* Nov
7% Jan
900
12%
105
'
5
37% Jan
42%
12%
„
26
1
common
preferred
convertible
Gamewell
;;
1
(Rooeru
xnc
1
Apr
♦41%
15%
47%
*11.%... 11%
100
(The)-
Co
uo
;
1
common
preferred
Gair
1
__1
1
11
;
17%
.
*12%
*11%
47 %
10
Co
Trailer
2
}*0
__
Freeport Sulphur Co
7% Jan
July
L10
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf
91%
17%
.100
Co
120
42
92%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
...
5,800
105
105
42
87%
'51
3,800
6374
10 a
35%
15%
common
15%
42
*20
30
15%
1,000
15 %
63%
*78
105
23%
36
^10
79
15 '/8
65%
42
*22
23%
35%
*25
.
105
*86%
23
51 % Jan
23%
,
6374.
36%
36% Apr
102
22
No par
7 y%.
To
63%
15%
647a
42'%
97%
98
22
791/4
2,700
29 %
2&ya
*97
80
200
24%
21
105%
36%
8
5% Sep
29%
pur
11%
23"%
117a
23%
11'%
24
15
)
170
*11%
11%
*11%
10174
12%
-13%
12%
37%
86%
5
8
*12%
10174
4,500
42%
*105
105%
42%
36%
86%
31
15
64%
647a
Machinery & Chem Corp___10
3%% convertible preferred
100
39% Sep
34% Dec
15%
63%
Food
26% Dec
26% Dec
80%
15
23
16
22% May 20
80%
15%
*93
May 15
22% Feb
B0%
15%.
11%
94%
Apr
Apr
79%
105
lo2
79-/4
24
23%
U)
8 V* Jan
23%
94%
36
6% May 15
*11%
63%
1U2
102
23%
11%
24%
15
0
10174
11%
20
Jan
103
23%
10
9
10174
103
23 Va
3%%
700
43
*101%
200
y4
25
41%
No par
pfd ser of
2,000
59
40%
1
Inc
Stores
700
674
40%
15
Fair
674
*58%
59
100
63
52
52
25
___.7%
Light Co
class A
$4.20 div cum
*61%
24%
27
79
2
17% Apr
*58 %
Jan
2174 Mar 24
4
60%
1
51% Mar 17
Id
16
60 %
No par
14% Jan
Apr 30
2*y,
11
84% Mar 20
10
*AO
11
-18% May 21
4
75% Jan
14
60'%
13% Apr
20
19
*59%
13% Apr
30
46
Dec
12
60%
23(4 Jan
23
11% Apr 29
90% Jan
6%
60%
99% Feb
Apr 30
17% Nov IT
103
6%
&"/4
40%
common-No
Food
Jan
5274
0%
25
Follansbee Steel Corp—
99
62
*51 y4
6 Va
Co
6
25
85
(The)
17% Jan
11
*60
51%
—5
preferred
Florsheim Shoe
94% Mar 26
60 %
51%
41%
Co.
Florida
98% Dec 11
29
Carpet
5
24% Dec
60%
51%
6%
—.100
38% Mar 13
18
60 %
50%
Nopai
26% Mar 17
10
*58%
6%
.10
Stores
Florence Stove
11,100
5074
Rubber cem__12.50
29% Mar
0
19% Apr
Jan
(The)
10,900
167a
60%
1
National
l.oOO
32%
16
6%
1
Florida Power Corp
92% Jan
114
First
$4
24% Feb
1
25% Jan
20
4
24
Apr
21% May
3
18
17% Mar
Feb
52
31%
16%
50%
5
preferred
20
96
7
24% Sep
2
4%%
46
12% Feb
30
32% Mar 20
18
May 20
19% May
Dec
9
29
*501/4
600
327b
40%
_
&
52
l
*58%
_
Apr
42
2
13
Apr
104% Feb
Apr 23
47% Dec
34% Mar 13
27% Sep
30
16
*50%
25
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
15
74% Dec
50
32%
lo%
5
Mfg Co
...,
33 %
16
.100
25% Nov
Corp
51
32
15%
._*
new
Dept Stores common
preferred..
A
51
32%
15%
2
Mining & Smelting Co
pfd 1953 series
1
50%
31%
15%
2
5%%
l
Jan
50%
32-/4
50
10
69
50%
15%
.50
ser
Apr
7% Apr
52
50%
31%
1
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
j
66% Mar.
Brewing Corp
27
13
*35 Va
36 %.
92
3,100
120
13(4
6.900
36%
200
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,500
53
53%
53%
53%
7,900
18%
18%
18%
1,600
*18%
,
137
*G4%
34%
*21:
12%
*90%
*13-%
137
1?7
200
20
65
65
34%
34%
35%
21(4
21
21
100
13
16,400
67
13
j
92 V2
'
12%
*90(4
92%
3,100
17
The
18
(1914)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, May 4,
Continued-page 6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
Dec
10
Feb
7
».
25
20
7% Jail
27
30% Apr
38% Dec 23
25
20
20% Apr
31% July 15
13% Mar 21
23% Apr
Highest
Lowest
6
2
8 % Jan
9
38% Jan
5
Gulf
preferred
Feb
27
77
Nov
28
73
5
$5
46% Oct
16
58% Jan
25
44% Apr
24
50% Mar 27
Gulf
Oil
26% Jan
15
31% Mar 24
Gulf
States Utilities
63
21
1
28% Dec
Mar 26
97% Jan
3
103
98% Jan
2
Dec
16
106% May 20
105
Dec 16
105
6
77
Jan
„
Corp—,,
J03% Jan
16
6
105% Jan
8
$4.40 dividend
Apr
14
105
8
$4.44
33% Jan
12
36'A Mar
5
Hackensack
12
56 % F«b
6
Halliburton
100
Jan
22%
21%
21%
21%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
500
32%
32 %
32'A
32%
32%
32%
33%
33 Va
33%
9,800
73%
73%
*73%
74
74
74
45 %
46 %
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
46%
28%
29
28%
29
29
29%
28%
29
99'A
*97%
"97%
100
100
100
$4.20 dividend
Apr
100
21%
7%
32
0
'zr
Shares
22%
*7%
*7%
Co com.No par
preferred
preferred—
dividend preferred
100% Mar 30
7
May
Apr
the Week
21%
com.No par
No par
Mobile & Ohio RR
Friday
May 1
Apr. 30
7%
22
Sugar
Sales for
Thursday
22%
1
1
Corp
Grumman Aircraft
Guantanamo
28% Jail
PRICES
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
Apr. :!7
Par
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW
Range Since Jan. J
Year 19,12
AND
LOW
STOCKS
*97'A
99%
*97%
99 %
*73
22
74
8,000
73 Va
300
46
46%
23,200
28%
29 i/a
3,200
*73
99%
*97%
99%
*101
101%
*101
101%
*101
101%
101'A
101 Va
"101
100'%
*99
100'A
*99
100%
*99
100%
*99
100 Va
34
34%
53
o3%
16% 16%
*12% 13 ;«
"67
68
14 /s 15
"104% 105%
*34
34%
53
53 %
"lO
101 y2
"99
H
33% Dec
30% Mar 26
Feb
44
24,
Dec
9
49% Jan
17% Jan
3
16
55
19
15 % May 26
Jan
12% Apr
2
18% Mar 13
6
14
Jan
25
—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co
—5
Hamilton Watch Co com——No par
4% conv preferred
—100
Hammermill Paper Co
2.50
23
11% May 29
18% July 16
68
May 26
81
Feb
19
66 % Apr
30
71
Jan
30
Nov
17% Sep
9
14% Apr
29
16% Jan
5
xl4
19
107
Jun
102% Jan
23
26% Oct
23
139% Oct
2
142
21% Oct
23
26
5% Oct
29
6'A Jan
30
18
36% Mar
33
Oct
9% May 20
6% Apr 15
19% Jun
28% May
80
Sep
21% Apr
Feb
2
23
Feb
20
25% Mar 17
5% Jan
7
6% Mar 17
1
33% May
1
36
2
14% Mar 20
1
26
Jan
30
A 19% Apr
24
2
27% Apr
30
7
82
Feb
7
May
Nov
34
100
26
Oct
29
31
x78 % Mar
21
126% Dec
37% May 21
51% Jan
9
42% Feb
7
53% Oct
15
120% Feb
38% Sep
3
21% Mar 31
Apr 23
91
Apr
24% Jail
2
34% Apr
t»an
31% Jan
3
24% Dec
'tj
7
May 20
66% Oct
17
11
36% Feb
9
20
2
13
Jan
Mar
9
13
34% Jan
Jan
5
7%
38% Mar 13
18% Feb
16
20% Apr
24
74% Jan
6
22
121% Apr
24
126 % Jan
9
2
44% Feb
3
20
53% Apr
14
41% Jan
x52
:
Jan
29
5
14% Apr
27
18% Feb
2
1
73% Jan
7
31
24% Jan
7-
Apr
24
74
Jan
26
82% Dec
26
107% Jan
14
81% Apr
28
91
Feb
2
5
15 % Jan
6
19
Apr
21
21
22 % Jan
5
27% Mar 27
Hinde & Dauch
11% Mar 31
9% Jan
16
13% Mar 11
Hires
14% Jan
18
21
Mar
16%
22% Nov
May 12
9% Dec
17
7
70
May
27
22% Apr
18
15% Apr
28
Sep
30
11% Jan
4
6% Feb
19
Oct
29
20% Apr
1
*26% Jan
4
19% Oct
716
33% Jan
44% Oct
9
Holland Furnace Co
6
Hollander
15% Apr
24
17
28% Jan
37
7
Feb
6
Apr
69% Feb
2
2
48
Feb
6
66 % Dec
30
19
57
Jan
19
7
92
Apr 21
102% May
108% Apr
Oct~24
14
Honolulu Oil Corp-
2
Hooker
4
13% Jan
2
17
35% Jan
33%. J"
2
36 % Jan
30
49
Aug
1
57% Feb
24
18
n
45% May
8
Mar 25
88
Nov
3
96
May 16
84
28
93 % Feb
3
94
Jan
11
102
Mar 25
95% Mar 30
99% Jan
5
103% Dec 23
102% Mar 31
103
Dec
23
18 % Apr 19
58% Oct 30
Dec
Apr 14,
19
18% Nov
25'A Aug
13
3% May 15
9% Apr 28
52% Apr
12% Feb
16
Jan
17% Dec
May
3
Dec
19
21
8
18 v
l
36
16% Mar
23
23
4
42'A Jan
x35% Apr
7
45% Feb; 23
42% Dec
10
38
50% Apr
17
44
53
52% Aug 21
May 21
20
71% Apr 24
107% Apr
x47% Jan
8
21% Jan
6
Howe
23
9
23
Howard Stores Corp..
9
Apr
45% Apr
14% Apr
.5
46% Dec 31
7
30
4% Feb
109
17% Jan
Apr
28
24
% Apr 22
51% Feb
25
8
May
14% Mar 11
•59% Feb
5'/o
Jan
2
8
Hunt
5% Mar 19
24
Jan
Foods
Hupp
48% Mar 25
30
Illinois Central
28
6
6%
noncum
Illinois Power
41% Mar 24
3
Sep
15% Jun
16
4% Nov 28
9
186
24,
246% Dec 29
Apr 22
29% Oct 22
160% Jan
Nov
18
36% Jan 23
172
2
Apr 23
16% Mar
4
23% Dec
1
31 'A Apr
17
41% Jan
14.
88% Jan
25
2
Dec
40% May
130% Jan
48% Jan 21
1
137% Aug
14% Jan
4
9% Oct 27
42 % May
May 15
3%, May 6
94
v
19
3
5% Jan
21
29
14
4% Apr
226
29
Feb
11
29 Va Apr
24
30
9
31 %
Apr
86
Apr 16
Apr 23
2
38% Apr
128% Apr
24
23
30
——100
Intercontinental
19 Vi Mar 11
Interlake
14
57
Jan
40
Aug 15
22
33% Dec
18
36
15
Feb
20
24lA Jan
8
30% Sep
26% Mar 24
39 V4 Jan
90
2
16
4%
Machines—
Preferred
102
Jan
7
Jan
40% Feb
Jan
11
Jan
25
85'% Apr
34
Apr
23
Apr
22
65% Apr
50'% Feb
29
62% Feb
19
78% Jun
t
53% Oct
30
71'A, Jan
7
20'/a Oct 22
25%; Jan 21
21
82
28
9
Apr
7
49%
49%
49%
49%
1.30C
60
61
61%
1,500
59%
59%
*92 'A
93
*108%
61
93%
93
109 Va
109 Va
109%
109
15
15%
15%
15'A
33 %
34
*33%
46
46
45%
15
*33%
34
33%
33%
47
46
47
47
.-—No par
—No par
Sijyer
—25
common
30 Va Mar 18
130
Feb
5% Mar
6
11
$6
4
39 Va Apr
2
60
Mar 18
24'A Jan
5
—
50c
1
;
Co
*
jersey
200
34
45%
1,800
70
85
*84
85
84%
85
*84
*95'A
96
*95 Va
96
*95 Va
96
102
*101%
102
"
*101%
102
*101%
24%
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
66'A
68'A
69
70'A
70%
72
72%
74%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
17
17
17
15'A
4%
10
46%
14%
15
15 Va
14%
15%
14%
14%
143A
14%
9,000
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
3,400
*101%
45
38%
4%
102
10
*9'A
10
*9%
10
*9%
10 'A
47'A
47%
47%
47%
46%
48%
6,900
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
147b
4,600
18
17%
18
18
18
4%
4%
4%
4%
22%
22%
22 'A
22%
22%
*22'A
4;5%
73%
*107
38%
*44
44%
74%
74%
107%
38%
38%
*44%
45%
73%
107%
38%
73%
*107
38%
74%
108
38'%
10
\
10'/b
38%
10
39 V»
5%
46
*5'%
45%
x91
154
40%
41'A
23'A
23%
92
90%
228
29%
155
10Vb
*5%
23%
90%
4V*
17%
229
29%
29%
*85%
40.
*85'%
2'%
2V8
*97
*98
*8Vt
89
1.29 jA
98
58;
50'%
98
8%
8%
58%
58'%
9%
60
48
47
47
*47
48
39%
*49 %
*33
17'%
27%
*29%
39%
39'A
39%
*39'%
50
49Va
49'%
49'A
39%
50
33'%
*27'%
9%.
28
10
33%
*33
17'A
27% \
30%
/
*33
17
17'%
27%
27%
*29%
'
33%
30'A
17'%
27%
*29.Va
28'A
28
9%
28
9%
-
9%
39'%
49'A
*33
17'%
*27%
29%
V '
10
37
3.7
*
36%
367%
36%
36%
29%
24'A
25
29%
24%
25
29%
29%
30
30
24
24
25Vb
24
23
24
127
127
*127
130
*25
*127
130
4%
22
22
21
86
86
85%
85
34%
35 »/8
34%
—-
'
40
7,7po
4,100
---
50
31,600
5,800
2,600
17,300
770
6,300
3,500
—
2%
900
40% 40 %
128% 129'A
11%
11%
50% 51
*98% 100
9
-9 A56% 60
*47
48
39'A 39%
21,100
2'%
9
58%
47 %
39'%
49'%
49'A
r
50
*33
33%
17%
17%
27,'A 27'A
*29'A 29%
29'%
29%
9%
9%
36% 36%
29% 30
23% 24
21%
22
125'% 125'%
2,650
3,400
100
3,900
1,250
600
1,600
800
—-
28'„X«
800
—
1,200
3,300
1,300
4,300
1,700
10,500
40
4%
4%
*4%
22
21%
21 Va
21%
22
1,000
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
2,400
86%
34 Vb
34%
4%
29%
24
21'A
*125'%
1,500
2,000
86'/a
21%
4%
;
25
30
6,600
21%
22
21
"29'A
29
9%
*36'%
29
,
10'A
33%
17%
28
30
29%
97%
37'A
30'%
24
23'%
128
50-%
53%
*49%
50
9%
10
39
39%
*5%
5%
45'%
46
91
92'%*
4152% 155%
41% 42
25'A 25%
*14
14'%
%
*91
91%
4'%
4%
17%
17%
229
230^
29%
29%
153% 154
23%
24
33%
33%
*85%
89
2Va
47
173%
27%
*48%
40%
129%
H%
50%
100
128%
11%
50
*98 "A
9
x58%
11%
50
2,700
5,400
100
1,100
*51'A
39
5%
46
93'%
155%
41 %
25%
14'%
24'%
91%
4%
177%
229'%
30
153'%
24
33'%
89.
2'%
400
*22
53'%
50
40%
2'%
403%
11'%
f
100
58
8%
30'%
129 Va
129%, 129 Va
99
8%
57%
45
229
x29%
152'%
237%
*33
*85'%
229
397%
39
*5%
46
92%
*152%
41%
25'%
*14
24
*91
4%
17%
155
89
*2
39,%
2'%
'
42
156
23%
237%
33'A
33%
155,%
237%
33
89.
25%
14'%
24%
91%
4%
18
*14
228
23%
155%
25%
23%
90%
4»%
18'%
32%
93%
*152%
41%
25%
14%
32%
46'A
93
41%
23%
10>A
46
154
50
10'/8
39%
5%
*39
92
..*48%
*50
4,100
22%
45Va
45%
74
74Vt
*107
109
*38Vb
38%
*44
44%
45%
74V4
109
38%.
44%
50%
45%
109
1,200
18
4%
4%
22%
45%
*17%
4 %
92'A
23%
32'A
600
47%
4%
92
228
15,700
17
*9%
46%
23'%
10.100
79
14%
4%
46'A
*90%
24%
72%
18
38%
5%
*14
24%
*16%
46%
20%
35%
*4%
4%
*21%
%\
4%
*86
35'A
87 Va
353/B
95 Va
4%
1,200
86%
86 %
50
35 Va
35%
9,800
*93
95%
95%
*93
66%
67'A
65%
66%
65%
66 Va
66
67
65%
66'A
54
54%
54
54
53 Va
54 %
53%
53 %
53 %
53 %
2,300
—10
21%
22
21%
23%
23%
23%
23 Vs
23 %
23 Vb
23%
47,600
_100
84 Va
84%
84%
84%
84%
85
85
85
84%
85'/8
560
1
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
36
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
2,200
_1
26%
26%'
26 Va
26%
26%
26'/a
3,200
50
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace..—_10
46 Va
46%
46
46
46
2,300
3%%
-
3,100
96
*21 Va
1
880
15'A
84
1
„
10
93
109%
84
No par
Sulphur
14%
300
27
*94
*94
96
*101% 102
25%
25%
Co
1
Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Lake
Jewel Tea Cc Inc new common
16
74% Jan
(F L)
Jefferson
1
Jan
Co.No par
Jaeger Machine Co
25% Mar 9
'89
Feb 26
101
preferred
Jacobs
24% Mar 19
Gas & Elec
& Light Co—<—10
60 Va
*92%
109'A
109 %
£3 %
14%
47
85
*
*92%
11%
Island Creek Coal comjtnon—
94
49,%
49%
50'%
30% Jan
9
48%
49
11%
Iowa-Illinois
3
4,000
49.%
preferred
■„
25
International Telep & Teleg_No par
International Utilities Corp
5
$1.40 cum conv pfd
—i—25
Interstate Dept Stores—No par
Interstate Power Co
—:
3.50
Intertype Corp—
No par
14
May
39%
11%
7%
33 % Jam 22
39 Vb Feb
Jun
39'A
50%
Iowa Power
90
*26%
39%
11%
26% Mar 16
100
26 %
39
49%
International Shoe
International
400
16
26%
39 %
15
International Salt
3
16
16%
26%
387/s
common—7.50
$4 preferred —
—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred
100
7
2
Limited
16%
7
26%
*14
j—100
—
*6%
*16%
14%
1
100
31% Mar 16
2
*16
7
800
16%
25
preferred
6
15
*6%
7
290
39%
25'%
No par
common
19
Feb
.
14%
26%
4'%
23% May
1
21 Va Apr 30
81% Jan
*6%
14%
39
129'A
23
20
14%
7
*59%
129'A
132% Mar 11
Feb
<1% Fpb
60
15%
26%
39%
9% Apr
21'A May
1
18'% Jan 16
*16
17%
227%
28% Jan
19
16%
27
39%
48%
*16%
*26.%.
*6%
4'%
29% Jan
5% Jan
4,600
17%
31
2 6'A Aug 15
400
15'A
4'%
29
20
10%
15 Va
39'%
2
1
10%
15%
*85%
2
30
May
10%
15%
1
6
125 %
10%
15%
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No par
20 V4 Jan
13
11'A
15%
International Mining Corp
fi
141% Jan
*10%
15%
5
16% Apr
126% Oct 22
11%
15%
8
19
5
*10%
25
10%
15%
*6%
2
Jan
39% Feb
25 %
Jan
35
12
25%
2% J.an
9
25% Jan 30
25%
17'A
28% Dec
*
25%
.No. par
Feb
36
25%
47% Jan
Apr
27
25%
30
26
4
25%
156
Jan
2
25
10%
15%
7
"25
29%
54
Sep
1,900
154%
55
July
18
a_Nopar
7
10%' Sep 30
17%
preferred
I——100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A-25
Int Minerals &, Chemical .com
5
16
35
2
18
Business
45
32 %
30% May 19
Nov 13
26
17%
152%
7%
10% Mar 17
27% Apr 28
29% Apr 24
17%
Harvester
3
20% Dec
17%
Int'l
60% Mar 27
33
17%
Int'l
49 Va Feb
Va: July 24
240
17%
7
20
27
82
5
33
50,% Jan "20
Apr
70%
82
Jan
254% Mar 17
38 Va Jan
2
70
82
166 % Jan
4
61% Feb
70%
*81 %
.——.No par
23
May 29
14%
70%
82
24%
——
Rubber
Iron
Apr
Oct
9,600
14%
71
*81%
152%
41%
Corp common
5
preferred-,—100
4%%
7% Feb
Apr 16
14%
200
*70%
_20
Interchemical
98
105
1,200
71
No par
Co—
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Qtfs Inc
15% Mar 13
92% Jan
preferred
6%
Inland Steel
International Packers
47
96
161% Jan 12
1
No par
common
International Paper
36% May 16
2
Ingersoll-Rand
12% Mar 18
9
37/a Oct
28
56% Mar 23
9
19% Jan
Jan
24% Apr
152 Va Apr
23
Feb
26%
42
82%
14%
*70%
*5'A
S A
—
2
Oct
26 Vb Nov
Industria Electrica De Mex,
17
12 % Oct
25% May
8
22% Apr 17
101
9
2
52%
26%
9%
22
3V8 Mar 11
16% Jan
*51%
26%
38%
10 Vb Jan
45
*
13
*417A
52%
26%
—5
48% Apr
68
25% Oct
Apr
42%
*51%
Illinois Terminal RR Co
3
43% May 28
8% Jan
21% Feb
*41%
Indianapolis Power & Light-No par
Industrial Rayon
4,400
26%
53'%
7
800
20
67%
120 Va
52%
50
6% Mar 16
20
67'A
*118%
42
*49'%
56 % Jan
19%
68'A
121
81%
14Tfl
70%
83
17%
74
55% Dec 26
l
97% Jan
4
14 Vb Apr
26
50
5
90
*51%
*49%
25
3
42
52%
25%
67%
*38
*118%
50
,lan
9
42%
25%
19%
19%
67%
38'A
121
44%
29% Feb
July 14
"42
67
*118'A
"51%
26
*19%
19%
67%
121
*38
50%
an
96
19%
67
*118%
*50
17
14% Dec
120
53%
24
23 'A Jan
38%
*50
40% Apr
4
38
53%
233AApr
l
19
18% May
38
*50
*49%
19
88 % May
-
38
—50
_50
6
151
2,000
preferred
preferred
4% Jan
51% Jan
l
30
24%
*44
29% Jan 29
22
93%
24%
*48'%
13
164% Nov 25
41 Va Oct
21% May
11% Jan
*92%
24%
44%
11% Apr
155%' Jan 28
92%
24'A
50%
40% Mar 16
91
92 %
24%
*4414
27
96% Dec 29
93
24%
*48%
21
20
93
25%
37%
25%
37%
19%
67%
44%
cum
500
93
25
*91
93
50%
7% Jan
Feb
32%
*44%
373A Jan
81
*32
*48%
4
24
Apr 23
Apr
7
32%
32%
-.50
17
Va Apr
"32
33%
—50
8% Jan
45
500
32%
32%
33%
preferred
4.42%
7
2,900
preferred
cum
7%
85
7%
cum
2
5
7
*84
19%
cum
50% Apr
30
500
4.08%
6
8% Jan
13
4.26%
Apr
64 % Aug
13
5
4.70%
30
13
7
54 V4 Mar 11
23
13
Jan
8
Oct
260
13
85
*107
No par
500
3374
*8.4
common.100
common
6%
33%
Jan
Apr
4% Oct
Co
600
*6%
34
85
pfd ser A....100
Co
6%
1,600
24
34
50
52
52
RR
conv
7
29
143
*23%
34%
52
41 % Dec
6% Sep 18
33% May
1
20
Idaho Power Co
88 Va Jail
113% Jan
No par
Co
7
29
<140
23%
*84
4%
*22%
Corp
Hussman Refrigerator
5
50
55 % Oct
Inc—f.
13
6 'A
6%
29%
143
85
*84
18
Hudson Motor Car
19% Jan
17
13
23%
29
*17%
100
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
*6%
*34
29%
*140
23%
14%
105%
85
6.66%
preferred
noncum
Hudson Bay
2
6%
34%
29'A
143
<14%
*104%
5,000
14%
4%
*9!/b
45%
14%
—1
-
*23%
14 Va
105%
7%
12.50
Co
Manhattan common. .100
&
29
*140
*104%
19%
1
Sound
Hudson
Mar 11
—1
29
143
23%
14%-
14%
105%
.
27%
46 "A
*83
25
(Dell
& Texas
Houston
14% Apr
4 Va Jan
5
Oil
1
5
22% Feb
88% Dec
8
Apr 17
21
16% Jail
19
-
13
26% Apr
79
16
4% Dec
103% Jan
T
Dec
95
24
Apr
64
24% Nov 28
Apr 29
54'A Jan
6
66% July 31
4
3
%'July 28
5% Aug 11
12
Jan
4
17
16% Jun
24% Feb
11
26
85
16% Nov 28
Apr
200
1,300
14%.
*104%
19%
7
*92
93
109% 109%
14% 15%
33% 33%
$4.25 preferred
116% Mar 19
15
105%
59 %
com—5
Co
Electrochemical
67%
*27%
39
—No par
$4.20 div 2nd pfd ser B—No par
Houdaille-Hershey common-.
3
$2.25 conv preferred
-50
Household Finance common—No par
33A%
preferred
100
4
preferred
100
4.40% preferred—
100
Houston Light & Power.
No par
Feb
67 Va
48%
„
12.50
No par
55% Mar 2b
14% Nov "19
30
10
-30
—:
64% Jan
102
41% Jan
12%
preferred
conv
Hoinestake Mining
41% Mar 10
32% Mar 21
:
5'/o
2
•
—5
& Sons
(Ai
Holly Sugar Corp common
17% Mar 23
26'A Apr
39
23
50% Sep
Mar
7 % Jail
29% Mar 21
2
94% Jan
-
22
—10
1
5
Paper Co
67%
67
19%
66%
50
(Charles El
Co
66 %
67
68
28
14%
70%
82
17%
Vb Oct
13%
19%
Heyden Chemical Corp common.. —1
3%'.;
preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
Hilton Hotels Corp—
5
Mar 27
24% Jan
22
14
*13%
27%
-25%
21% Oct
*12%
13%
19%
5
70
35
13
7%
*120
131%
42
42
*51% 52%
common—No par
Inc
6%
34
*13%
28%
"ZlVa
19 %
—25
preferred series A
4%%
23%
6%
400
13%
*28
25%
100
Hersliey Chocolate
Hewitt-Robins
23'A
6,300
1674
*13
,13%
19%
*91 /a
preferred
5%
*140
56'A
16%
'84
—No par
No par
common
28%
28%
143
35 %
54~%
16%
35
28%
10
Motors
Hercules Powder
*14%
*104%
*34%
55%
16%
53%
19%
—100
preferred
non-cum
Hercules
10
66'A Apr
*67
35%
55
17
*34%
28 Va
33%
common
'
5
26% Jan
Wi
(G
*12%
*34%
54%
*16%
17
l9>/8
25
preferred—
3.65%
Helme
*16%
'28%
-—100
Co common
<H J)
Heinz
21
26 % Feb
of
preferred
3%'A
22
97
Corp
—
2
Jan
23%
6%
*34 A
12 4
7
19%
10
Marx—
America common
1
4%% preferred
—-—-50
Hayes Inuustires Inc——
1
Hayes Mfg Corp.———2
Hazel-Atlas
Glass Co
5
Hecht Co common
—:
lo
Hat
8
29% Jan
86
4140
100
Schaffner &
Hart
28%
com—No par
Refrac
preferred
6%
8% Mar 12
21
Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Ai
Harbison-Walk
2
Feb
90
4
30
10
31
145
32% Jan
1
18
105% Feb
7
13
7% Jan
23
16
29 % May 12
93% Mar
6
Jan
27% Apr
5
Jan 2l
July 29
12% July
104% Jan
140
4
34% Aug
(M
Hanna
Water
Oil Well Cementing
Johns
preferred
100
^anville Dorp—
Johnson
Jones &
&
No par
Johnson—;
Laughlin Steel
-12%
com
Oct
16
83% Feb
25
85% Mar 30
30
90% Apr
38% Feb
2
31% Oct
18
35'A Apr
24
39% Mar 17
5% preferred series A__
Joy Manufacturing Co__;
24% Nov 17
38% Jan
3
Kaiser
42'% Dec
49 7/«
*93
95 Va
*93
*93
95%
5,600
K
*8
Dec
For
16
26
Feb 13
19% Dec 10
footnote*
see
rase
24.
25'% Apr
6
30% Mar 12
44
Jan
2
49
4% Apr
24
Feb
5
8% Jan
2
5%
Alum
cum
&
Chem
Corp-"
preferred (conv)
"26%
46
26%
27
46
26%
46%
46
'
4%
4%
4%
43A
1
*4%
4%
..
4%
4%
*45%
*4%
4%
700
1953
Number 5217
Volume 177
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1915)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Pear 11)52
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26 3A Jan
5
30'% Dec
10
81 Vi Jan
2.
96
Dec
3
95
106
103 % Mar 12.
May
27
89
Apr
28
95 % Jan
98% Apr
30
100% Mar
4%
103% Apr
1
STOCK
YORK
23
105
Kansas City
13
Jan
Pr & Lt Co com_No par
preferred
3.80%
preferred—,
cum
Feb
5
91V4 Dec
31
82
Feb
6:
72
Dec
24
72
16% Jan
2
9
21
28
19% Sep
13% Dec
18% Feb
9% Feb
19
11% May
1
13 V8 Jan
38
Dec
31
36% Jan
7
44 Va Mar 18
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
92 Va Jan
26
64% Apr
24
82
Kennecott
Apr
24
92% Jan
41% Apr
30
43 Va Apr
6
74% Feb
Jan
•'
Jan
3
68% Oct
22
40%. Feb
20
20%. May
40
„
1
Apr
30
Mar
110
5
71
July
45% Apr
9
22% Aug
51% Sep
24
21% Jan
28
33
18% Jan
2
25
Nov
24
Jan
22
70
8
80
Oct
78 % Jan
8
Mar 17
May
1
89% Mar 16
Kinney
$5
Co_x_
Co
*36%
37Va
*36%
37%
*36%
37%
19%
19%
19%
11%
19%
19%
197s
19%
19'A
11%
n%
11%
11%
113A
1174
1174
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
407s
40 'A
403A
4,300
65%
45%
66%
66%
45%
67%
46'/a
67%
68%
68
685/s
6774
6874
19,100
49
50
18,300
23
2,000
41
5,200
2.50
—
21
34
24
41% Jan
28
97 % July 30
86
5
21
39% Jan
5
Apr 21
34% Mar
2
93% Jan
Oct
35% Jan
5
Kresge
50% Mar 25
54% Sep
5
50% Apr
fi
57 % Feb
5
Kress
(S H)
25
42 % Dec
24
37% Apr
28
42
6
Kroger Co
8% Mar 13
9% Dec
23
8% Apr
29
9% Jan
7
I aclnde
5% Dec
8
7% Jan
19
5 V4 Jan
5
5% Feb
4
La Consolidada 6%
18% Oct
6
Jan
21
19% Jan
2
22 Va Mar 16
Lambert
117a Mar
7
16% Dec
12
15% Jan
8
18% Mar 18
Lane
50
12
31% Jan
% Mar
Koppers Co Inc
4%
*104
25%
*29
88%
34%
*86
34%
100
—10
25
29%
*29'
87%34%
10
common
40%
41 %
109
*25
„1
22%
22%
41'A
*104
No par
preferred
iS S) Co
5
47
22%
par
100
(cum)
common
Apr
Apr
300
11%
preferred
34
49% Jan
*363/s
700
200
75
■
37%
1
91
23
*73
19%
com—No
Corp
R)
83
41%
83
41%
74
11%
Corp
(G
l'A
No par
preferred
prior
82 Va
41 »A
73%
103
class B_1
conv
Land
King-Seeley
82
4
*36%
Kimberly-Clark
7
*102
5
Keystone Steel & Wire Co___No par
Apr
10
103
8.75
Co—
9
24
10
99%
83 %
issued".
"when
&
6
26% Dec
*102
*98
42
*41
3,200
98%
98%
89
73%
<*82
42
75
29
*86
73%
83
*41
3
conv
2874
89
*86
103
Shares
May V
291
28 Va
the Week
Friday
Apr. 30
100
*102
*74
Jan
47o
*82
103
Sales for
Thursday
89
*98%
75%
24% Feb
23
*102
103
100
83
49
1
*102
PRICES
28 %
"86
42
Copper
County
*98%
28 %
*
83
Kern
Apr
27.
35% Oct
25
28%
89
*73%
8
108
21% Feb
Apr
pfd
(Julius)
28 %
89
*41
Jan
Jan
114
non-cum
Kayser
28 Va
100
SALE
Apr. 29
100
preferred-.™
Kansas Power & Light Co
27
Feb
noncum
111 % Feb
2
40% May
Mar 17
60
*98%
issued"-
"When
4%
4%
31
—100
HIGH
Wednesday
90
*88
preferred-—
100
Kansas City Southern com__No par
66
Apr. 28
28 %
100
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Par
4.50%
31% Mar 13
62
4
Monday
EXCHANGE
28% Apr
102 Va May 21
15
Jan
NEW
Highest
Continued—Page 7
LOW
86%
35%
& Co
No par
52
(The)-
No par
37%
46%
22%
47%
22'/s
41'A
22%
41
109
41%
*104
25%
29%
109
25%
29%
'
25%
30
*86
35
35%
52%
37%
467s
49
22 %
23
4074
23
41%
107'A
*104
*25 Vs
30 Vs
6,700
2,500
88%
34%
35%
87
87
347s
35'A
52%
51%
513A
38'/a
38,'A
39'A
*87%
34%
88%
86%
*87
109
300
2574
♦251/a
30'A
Va
86%
35%
52%
37%
40 %
*104
257s
35%
35V8
51%
37%
52%
38%
1974
'
88%
34%
86Va
*87%
34'/a
-
•37%
31
2,100
33
*87%
88%
3474
3474
*86 Va
3,200
87
150
3474
7.500
5174
52
1,300
3874
.
347s
3974
3,300
L
45
24
Dec
Jan
10
48% Jan
23
20% Jan
2
25% July 16
20% Apr
28
54% May
1
72% Jan
53% May
20% Apr
88
15
Jan
2
2o->8
ueo
92% May
30
56
1
29% Feb
26
95
Feb
18
11% Jan
23
95/a Dec
22
% Apr
22
i
30% Nov
26
28% Jan
2
Feb
19
21% Dec
16
24
1% Dec
26
2% Jan
4
16% Apr
1% Apr
5
17% Jan
29
10% Apr
3% Dec
29
5% Feb
70% Feb
21
13% Dec
18
2
16% Mar 28
21
17
25
Jan
7
27
42% Dec
8
81% July
23
Nov
x33% Feb
Lees
12
91% Jan
1
Nov
3
25% Jan
1
23
24
1% Jan
7
20
14% Jan
6
16%
1%
*10 Vs
3%
67%
$3 noncum 1st preferred-—No par
50c noncum .2nd pfd
-No par
Lehman Corp (The)
_1
4% Jan
28
80 Va Jan
22
2
Jan
2
18% Mar 27
Lehn
10
22% Mar 17
Lerner Stores Corp
Apr
7
42% Feb.
8% Jan
7
10% Apr
4
38% Mar 17
Life
5
80 % Mar 11
Liggett &
167
Jan
2
72% Jail
29
Libby
6
McNeill &
Savers
1%
Libby—
9%
36%
76Vs
160
7
—
Corp
__5
Myers
Tobacco
coin—-25
preferred
——'_T00
Tulip Cup Corp—No par
49
May
43
Jan
15
48% Jun
25
42% May
1
47% Mar 16
Link
xl2% Apr
30
21% Dec
26
19% Feb
9
27% Mar 27
Lionel
33%. Nov
14
46 Va Mar 17
34 % Apr
28
38% Mar
3
Lion
—No par
34%
22
19
4
Liquid Carbonic Corp coin—Nopal*
3%% convertible preferred-—100
9%
37%
77%
160
64%
16% Oct
66
1
Nov
26
18% Apr
15
11% Oct
28
23% Jan
30
74
Dec
Jan
31
63
2
Apr
23
Apr
7
21% Feb
Oil
20% Apr
23
26 % Mar 19
Lockheed
11% Jan
28
14% Mar 25
31% Nov 28
29 % Jan
5
34
May
1
Feb
26
13
% Mar 19
Lone
Star
15
Lone
Star
Apr
Cement
Co
Gas
43% Feb
7
29
Feb
9
35 % Mar 26
Long Bell Lumber
17% Dec
2
16% Apr
24
18% Mar 25
Long Island Lighting Co com_No par
102
Jan
101
July 14
2
20% Aug
5
107
Dec
24
104% Mar 10
110
Jan
14
106% Nov
21
102% Apr
21
106% Jan
9
25 % Dec
18
24% Jan
5
28
% Apr
Jan
~3
33
/ Jan
9
41% Dec
52 V* Feb
20
67% Dec
24% Feb
20
91% Jan
8
33% Aug
99% July
5%
A
pfd series A
—100
series B preferred———100
Lorillard
(P)
Co common
10
Common
Apr
29
23
36% Feb
17
41 % Jan
2
30
58% Apr
20
67% Jan
2
Louisville
8
30% Apr
6
7
95
158 % May 24
148
Mar 13
37% Oct
16
50
Jan
30
38% Apr
23
Nov
14
15% Jan
25
10% Apr
27
21
158% Mar 12
33% Apr
97
Lowenstein
16
26
Jan
45% Jan
4
%%
(M)
Sons
&
Steel
150
l'A
10%
3%
3%
-3Va
3 74
687s
69 3A
*69
*17 Vs
3'A
*3%
,
67%.
67
*
38 Va
60!/s
600
1,800
17 V*
11 Va
;
17'A
21%
21 %
21
Ve.
2 l'A
1,100
33%
38%.
38%
38
74s
3874
3,100
9%
9%
9'A
9'A
974
5,300
37%
*36%
77 Vs
37%
17
21'A
37%
;
17'A
2l'A
9'A
r
77%
777s
1597a
159%
160
37
*36%
17'/4
77
160
9,100
7774
161%
*161
300
37
777s
160'/a
'
290
64
64
64
64
64
63%
63%
600
x43
43
43
43'A
42%
43'A
26
26
25'A
26
24 34
23'A 7
1,100
4,700
34%
3 5'A
347s
35'A
19'A.
.
3474
197s
19%
197s
19%
19 3A
70%
*67'A
70%
*67'A
70%
21%
5,200
3574
19%
*67'A
34%
70 %
2,000
■
22'A,
21%
22
22'A
15,100
13
12%
13
127s
13
1274
13
12,600
327s
31 Va
31%
2474
24 %
217s
22
32%
32'A
32%
25 'A
25
25 Vs
24
30%
<
30%
307s
307s
30%
3074
,/
16%
17 Vs
17
17 Vs
17
8,100
3074
I7Vs
x59
1,300
2,800
38%
17
32
'25%
i'U
*148
38%
*
y
69%
16%
26 Vs'
"
*104
106
*105%
*101
102%
*101
9,500
,
800
14.000
106
1021/2
26%
26
»>;.<
.
102 Va
;*101
102%
25
106
*104
106
3A
267s
2 6'A
26 Va
2674
26,503
/
97,700
IB
149'/a
150
*150
152
38%
38%
38%
38%
387s
59
59%
60'A
60
*150
*38'A
60
5974
60
152
387s
2,700
60
2,300
33>/s
1,700
31%
31%
32%
32'%
96%
*93 Va
96%
*93%
96%
*93%
96%
*93%
96%
40%
40%
*40%
41%
*40
41'A
*40
41 '/s
*39%
10
4,600
3%
31%
_100
Co
69
'
*93%
com—1
Inc
*
150
59%
.
30%
16%
*104%
*102
32
38 Vs
50
preferred series A—
Lukens
22
Nashville——
&
U
9,700
l'A
25
30%
30%
16%
16%
*104% 106
*102
102%
25%
26'A
No par
rights ——,.
—
I'/'o preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_No par
A Apr 15
143
5.25%
/
% Mar 23
(M'di
8,600
3,400
17
•:
*10'A
25'A
5
874
30%
874
17s
25Vs
2
900
16%
%
107s
19%
*67%
21%
12%
31'A
14% Jan
180
,
30'%
87s
l'A
26 Vs
x27% Nov
8%,
10'A
26
34%
Corp
9
l'A
43
,_l
*
10'A
26%
35%
19%
70%
22>/s
13 %
32 %
No par
95
l'A
43'A
Aircraft Corp—
27%
10'A
43
19%
*67%
21%
12%
32
1,800
95
21 Va
*92
1%
—10
Loow's Inc
4
74
2774
92
95
10%
,—10
Co
18 % Jan
68% Jan 12
300
27'A
27%
16%
26
-
53 3A
31
5
;
2174
53 3A
16%
43
(The)
Corp
64%
52'A
*21'A
54:
31
2.50
Belt Co
75% Apr 14
24% July
1
24 j/b
:
Lily
.
*51%
217s
21
*53%
17
9Va
*36%
76%
160
64
17
52'A
54
30%
9'A
Feb
*51'A
21
8%
21'A
Jan
51%
16%
38%
35
157s
30%
38%
74
900
1574
,8%
*21 Vo
15
1,500
15 3A
16%
17'/s
29
i
15%
30%
38'A
Dec
13
17
5%
15%
*92
•i
37%
Jan
159% Apr
68Va
4,100
20%
27'A
27%
95
21Vs
—
A
5%
2074
*53%
16%
Products
*574
21
21
51%
21 %
38
30
1V*. *
1074'/ ;
3'A.
87s
*53/s
20%
15%
\
—5
76
1
8%
30 %
16%
1%
*10 Vs
3%
66%
16%
874
87s
5%
20%
51
15'A
...No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co—10
Fink
&
61% Jun
_
*92
8%
30%
8%
"
27
95
*92
Lehigh Valley RR
13
173% Apr
54
27Va
" 30%
Feb
2
55
25
4
54
27
8%
*5%
*20 Va
5%
21
26%
—100
P%
9
20%
20%
*53%
I——No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
20
52
21%
5
preferred——
9
160% Jan
21%
& Sons Co common_i-3
20% Feb
37
*51 %
Lehigh Portland Cement—,
7% May
1
35% Oct 28
4
50
—_1
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—10
Mar 24
22% Jan
3% Apr
66% Apr
14
34
common—No par
(James)
3.85%
.
20%
15%
& Tire
.
"5%
20%
15%
*51%
5%
*20%
15%
Co
Rubber
8%
9
*5%
—No par
preferred
Lee
a
8% May
13
4%'*
Lane-Wells
9
8%
4
-
pfd_75 Pesos M'ex
(The)
Bryant
24% Mar 17
Jan
Co-__
Co
64
21% May
14
Mar 12
Gas
40%
31%
31%
32
32%
300
M
10
40% Aug
4
45
128% Sep
10
135
12
Oct
Dec
7
42
3
127
Mar 31
Apr
6
29
28
12
Apr
13
13% Jan
23% Apr
24
26
Jan
8
28
82% Apr
14
87
7% Aug 25
Jan
5
7% Oct
16
10% Jan
5
8% Jan
2
26% Oct
30
39
/ Feb
22% Nov
8
26% Jan
9
14
18% Apr
20
15% Aug 13
Apr
7% Dec
Dec 19.
6
,
9
24
20
18
2
<22% Apr
v
24
10 % July
52% Feb
<'
9% Mar 13
Dec
536
2
25
4% Jan 31
8
10
536
Jan
23
29% Jan
21
23
9
1
Manhattan
Mar
9
Maracaibo
25
5
13
Mar
9
Marine
9
58
Feb
4
9
19% Apr
28
22
12 Vs Jan
55
7
t
Nov
Oct
7
94
Jun
9
84% Apr
14
25
16
Dec
I9
13% Apr
24
8
17
Jan
4% Jan
9
9
Martin
14 Vs Mar
13% Jun
2
11% Jan
2
33% Jan
2
20% Apr
29
25% Feb
2
17% May 12
20% Feb
18
18% Apr
7
20% Jan
2
38'/a Oct
30
104% Jan
3
29% Jan
25
49% Apr
113
Jun
37% Feb
10
10
103
34% Aug 11
Apr
29% May
5.
9
41% Jan
110% Jan
4.25%
2
98
July 21
85% Apr
29
95
Jan
20
$3.75
90% Jan
2
97
May
86% Apr
29
95
Jan
6
$3.75
79
10
Jan
14% Jan
4
45% Jan
«
18
15% Mar 12
x22 % Nov
42
Feb
7
28
14% Oct
28
89 % Dec
30
55% Mar
5
87
May
7
79
2
Apr
16
19% Dec
31
18% Apr
23
21
Mar 16
30
49% Apr
6
52
Mar 12
Dec
19% Dec
•:
■t
21% Mar 25
McCall
30 % Feb
McCord
44% Jan
7
13 Va Apr
29
15% Feb
81% Apr
29
92
8
64% Apr
24
56
Dec
1
52% Jan
83 %
Apr
3
62
46
Jan
28
23% Jan
31
26% Jan
12% Nov
3
15% Jan
28% Feb
2
25 % Feb
8
12 % Oct
,
22
47
Dec
10
15% Apr
16
22
Oct
6
84 % Jan
4
104 % Oct
3
Feb
27
Apr
29
71% Jan
38'A Jan
2
,7
24% Feb
20
26% Jan
13% Jan
2
14% Jan
9
14
91% Feb
13
26% Dec
24
26% Jan
2
16
Feb
12% Feb
8
'50% Mar 12
21% Dec
35% Jan
33% Jan
28% Jan
2
18
54% Feb
11
105
20
Oct
28
30
87% Feb
19
$3.50 preferred
28
111
Jan
20
$4
31
Jan
30
For
series—
100
preferred
series—.
100
17
107% Feb 19
preferred
series
100
*100
Petroleum
10
22% May
28
1
58% Apr
page
24.
24
24% Apr
28
27
29% Mar
66% Jan
27% Mar
32
Apr
4.45%
5
Miami
2
Mid-Continent
9
9
Middle
Copper
South Utilities
Rights
5
—.
—
Inc_„No par
9'4
800
28
27%
183A
550
*541
:
27%
18%
*543
27%
28'A
18%
18%
550
*545
2774
1,900
1874
4,200
550
10
8
7%
7%
73A
/%
774
774
500
6'A
6'A
6'A
63/8
6%
*6'A
6%
1,100
23%
*23%
2334
*23 7s
23 74
23 3A
8%
8%
9
19%
20 Vs
20%
24%.
25
87
*86
14
14
20'/s
24
400
9'/s
1,800
20'A
7,200
4,800
12'4
1274
*551/4
56'A
4%
*474
4%
4%
4%
25 Vs
247b
2474
247s
25
87
87
87%
120
16,300
123/s
*4%
"9
9
2074
123/s
127a
56
12'A
*55
4%
8%
20 Vs
56
56
87
*86
147s
137s
14
14 Vs
14 '/s
r
117s
12
203A
21
21
300
100
3,300
2,700
12
20'A
185/s
18'A
18%
18%
18%
700
40
40'A
40%
40'A
397s
40'A
11,800
30
39%
104,%
30%
40
86%
*85%
87%
*85%
*79
104%
79%
18%
52
18%
*50
19
19
26%
*26%
*44Vs
13 74
45
13%
82
66'A
83
66
58%
63 ,
35'A
.
13V8
26%
*94
13%
26%
96
82%
23'A
59
59'A
24%
7/64
58%
*62
34%
24'%
25
23'/s
24%
5/64
28
18%
18%
543
160
20%
102
preferred
2
*874
9
11%
13%
49%
3.85%
Feb
105
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35%
preferred
series—
-100
9'/s
8%
9
18%
100'A
28
23%
33%
89
102'%
91
91
5'
200
*8 7s
*8'A
8%
3,400
••
20'A
13%
49%
17%
3.80%
2
Co_—_1_1
8'A
18%
27'A
4
9
Machine
827s
8'A
11%
19%
—No par
24 Vs
827s
8'A
20%
16%c
common
pfd—
24
8274
8'a
20%
.
No par
Inc
2nd
24 Vs
827s
*18'A
12
21
18%
40%
27 Vs
13
92
28% Nov 28
see
*94
93% Jan
23
footnotes
26
93 % Feb
98% Jan:
91% Jan
14
58%
63 -
15
24
5/64 Apr
20% Feb
66
23
Apr
3
95% May 23
109 % Aug
8
26% Dec 18
81% Jan
83
Apr
89
97% Jun
8
Co
&
conv
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—12.50
39% Jan
102% Apr
16
Merck
M'esta
23
25
Jan
5
237s
83
1?
17%
19%
Mercantile
25% Mar 30
33% Apr
Jun
58% Oct
5%
7
*44Vs
13%
*80
98'A
28
' 23%
33%
89
*100
*88
*88
108
6
(The) common— 1
convertible 1st preferred—50
Stores Co Inc
3%
Mengel Co
Apr
25% Jan
100
1
Corp
50% Mar 30
3
14
Shoe
19% Jan
May 27
20
Melville
19
26%
13Va
preferred (1st series)
6
101
Jan
28% Mar 19
29%
*85%
87V4
*79
18'A
*50
Co—1—10
—No par
24'A
83
14
34%
*24'%
Corp common
23%
82%
86
1
Mfg
9
2
91% Feb
—5
—18
23%
12'A
40
104 Va
300
4,000
12%
55 y«
102% Apr
7
15
91
Mead
27
May
1
22% Jan 13
23
Nov
Oct
37% Dec
Jan
Norris
McQuay
19% Apr
281
101
Mines
McLellan" Stores. Co
r
81
2
22
92% Jan
No par
Publishing
& Robbins Inc—
97% Apr
12
Jan
_1
Porcupine
4'A%
14% Mar 25
common—50c
preferred
100
McKesson
1
May
50
Mclntyre
<
No par
3
Corp
46% Mar
22
93% Dec
95
Stores
17% Apr
9
121
10
Mar 20
common——
Electric Co_——
7 McGraw-Hill
22
28
62
No par
convertible
3%%
21
21
2
—
preferred——
M'cGraw
12
17
series_No par
pfd _____No par
common
No par
Corp
McCrory
73% Mar 12
34% Apr
Jan
94
Jan
No par
—
1947
Corp
$2.50
4
25
28
Nov
17
23% Mar
17
98 % Apr
20
Aug 19
45% Feb
10
71
20
•
7
pfd
preferred
17
Nov
86
$3
13
33% Nov
38% Feb
65
'
Maytag Co
Feb
18
13
17% Mar
preferred
cum
25% Apr
4
26% Dec 31
45 % Nov
100
$3.40 cumulative
13
51
22% July 15
<
85% Jan
preferred-
conv
May Dept Stores-common——5
32% Mar 23
<
3,100
12'A
12 Vs
-
1074 *
42 3A
129
12%
55'A
*4%
24%
*85%
13%
11%
*42'A
*127
127s
12Vs
56»A
4%
25
*18%
1
com.—5
*23
1074
10%
4274
129
12%
8%
19%
11%
20%
_No par
Chemical Corp
Mathieson
*7%
*6Vs
107s
*42'A
*127
12%
13%
No par
——
—
Co——
543
129
12%
86
1
Corp
Electric
*8%
9
27%
18'A
10'A
42 3A
42%
*126
25
100
Martin-Parry Corp
90% Jan
■-
—
10'A
10'A.
42%
129
8%
20%
20Vs
12 Vs
*55. V*
*4%
5
Co—
preferred
Master
5
1
Corp common
(Glenn L)
.Masonite
2
7
Corp
42%
*126
1274
23%
82%
*8'A
23
8%
-1
——6.25
preferred
4»A''/>
18% Mar 20
9% Apr 15
'21% Oct 28
23
5
—.
(conv)
50
Market St Ry 6% prior pfd—— 100
Marshall Field & Co com
No par
25% Mar 19
88 Va Mar
No par
—s
Shirt
Midland
474 %
1
Oil Exploration—:
Marathon
16
Jan
4% Apr
23% Feb
28
8% Jun
i
iMandel Bros
Mar
May-
22
27 % July
—1
11
23
17
-50
Manati Sugar Co_
28
24
85
:
Magnavox Co (The)——■
Mahoning Coal RR Co-J—
Mar 23
8 Va Feb
8
No par
——10
a.
Magma Copper—-
6
9
Dec
4% May
Magic Chef
9
■
16
14
—5
No par
_100
Garden——No par
Square
*10Vs
10'A
43'A
*126
129
'
12'A
1274
23%
23%
*82%
83
*8'/s
8%
8%
8%
27%
27%
18'A
18%
*540
543
*7%
7%
*6%
6%
100
Co Inc com
H)
10'A
*42%
5
common—10
—
preferred series A__
Madison
12
Apr
552
(R
474%
Jan
6% Jan
22
17
57% Jan
13
Macy
26
9% Jan
32
22% Jan
Forbes
&
Mack Trucks Inc—
Va Mar 27
8% Feb
Working Co„
preferred
8% Jan
7
July 11
12% Jan
Jan
7% Jan
11% Mar 18
8
Apr
8% Oct
6%
23
30
& M Wood
Macnnurews
24
Mar 24
17% Jan
'
;
132
90% Jan
»
485
Feu
h
M
Mar 20
31% Jan
30
24% Oct 22
84
May
Jun
12
,
27
13%
*47
17%
104%
104 %
104 Va
105
105»a
*105
9,600
105'A
600
6,000
30%
30
30
2974
30
2974
297s
86%
85%
86%
88
88
87 3A
88
86'A
86'A
86'A
86'A
*86'A
88
79 3A
*78%
80
*78'%
80
1874
19
87
*79
79%
18%
18%
52
'
"
19'A
19
50'A
50%
19%
19%
*50
19'A
27
*26%
27
26%
45
*44 Vs
45
*44%
1374
19
1974
82
81%
81%
67
67%
67%
6774
13'A
67%
60
*81
19.7s
26%
*44'/s
13%
13%
200
1,100
26%
19'A
2674
45
13'/s
110
1,900
50%
*50
50%
13%
19
280
*81
82
67 3A
*5974
1,000
45
1374
5,000
fT2
120
6774
900
61
500
58%
59
59%
60
63
62
62
62'A
62 3A
6274
63
35
34%
35
34%
3474
347s
3474
1,700
700
24%
24%
24'%
1,600
*13'A
137s
13%
13'A
13 Vs
13'A
1.503
13 V«
26:%
26 Va
2674
2674
2674
26'A
26'A '
*94
96
9474
95
150
26%
27
2,700
137s
137s
1,400
96
-
24%
96
*94
24%
24%
27 Vs
27
27 Va
27
27
13%
13%
13%
137a
137s
50-
50
*47
*47
50
„
24 %
*47
50
1,900
100
17%
18
18
17%
18
18 Vs
18 Vs
2,000
19%
19%
197s
20%
20'/s
2074
48,000
19%
19%
*80
97%
27%
23%
33%
*89
*100
*88
*87
81%
*100
23
58%
24%
r5/64
97%
813A
*81
98'/a
81
98 Va
99 34
81
100%
*80
81
100
100
100'%
1,800
27%
400
27%
*27%
28
27
23%
23 3A
237s
24
24
237s
24
2,500
33 Va
33 Va
33%
33%
3378
3374
1.000
33%
89
91
90'%
90%
90
89
91
102'%
91
102%
*100
91
*88
91
*100
23
23
59 V*
59
24%
24 3
91
*87
102
28
102'A
*27%
*88%
*100
*88
*87
*100
102%
91
91
102'A
*100
*88
*88
*100
1.02%
91
91
102'A
23
2274
22%
22 3A
3,400
59%
s
2274
58%
58%
58'%
58%
25%
25'A
253A
25 3 s
2574
3,700
24,900
181,800
19
The Commercial and
20
Financial
,yadno4, hC
May M 1953
(1916)
Continued—Page 8
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Sep
139
22
Oct
6
30% Jan
133A Feb
26
17% Nov
15 7» Oct
23
19% Dec
453/i Feb
14
62 % Dec
Mar
3
116% Dec
Apr
24
48 % Jan
19
18
2
2
Jan
23
107
39
105
101 Va Feb
25
16
Oct
28
24% Jan
Nov
19
91V4 Jan
53% Feb
7
32% Jan
2
25
-
42
Apr
6
Apr
29
19% Jan
7
Jan
Minneapo.is-Honeywell Reg
S3.75
Jan
,
17
Mar 12
5
22
29
26% Jan
22
40 % Mar 26
Minnesota Power &
20
34% Mar 25
Mission
Oct
15
22
20% Jan
22
18
Jan
13
23% Mar 25
16
38% Dec
11
36
Apr
28
41% Mar 17
20
31
62% Feb
6
45 % May
1
31% Jan
23
7
4
14 % Aug
5
13
Jan
5
15% Mar 25
Mojud
20
18% Jan
4
16% Jan
2
20% Mar 23
Monarch
14
95% Jaw
Monsanto
10
8% Feb
Jan
16
67% Dec
21% Apr
21
59 % Dec
24% Nov
12
5
15
50
6% Mar 12
Apr
3% Oct
12% Mar
16 % Oct
69% Mar
series
preferred
Monawk Carpet
32% Mar 12
20
30
109% Jan
2
21% Nov
17
28% Jun
30
22 % Jan
19
28% Mar 11
Montana-Dakota
26% Apr
16
31% Dec
19
27% Apr
24
32 V4 Mar 26
Montana
82 % Oct
2
18% Aug
59% Mar 10
22
18% Apr
15
7
12
Nov
3
14»/4 Jan
5
10
12% Jan
12
15% Apr
16
36
Aug
7
44% Oct
14
34% Apr
24
43% Jan
6
22 % Jan
14
Dec
31
29% Apr
28
25% Dec
15
24% Apr
16% Jan
23
18
32
1
Mar
Feb
l
1
1
48
48
24
52% Feb
4
1
22% Dee
1
Dec
177a
3,000
13%
13
577a
58 7a
109%
*108
109 7a
137»
573/4
4374
43
102%
102
16%
16%
X16%
x82
82
*23%
23%
28%
28%
;
13 74
57
109
*101
16%
13
44 74
102
163A
137a
2,100
56%
5774
4,600
109 %
57%
109
43%
433/4
102
16%
16%
83%
137s
58 74
1093/4
1037»
900
44%
7,300
441/4
♦101
163/4
16%
83
*81
102
*81
83 7a
*23 7a
24 7a
10
16s/a
*81
*23
3,000
82
100
*22
23%
23
2J
*36 7a
37%
£6%
3C%
37
37
373/a
37%
400
28%
23%
283/4
29%
29%
30
297a
3074
4,300
233%
100
18%
19
19%
193/a
19
1974
197a
193/4
3,500
36
377a
367a
367a
3674
363/4
36%
377a
5,300
6%
5%
5%
5 7a
5%
5%
57a
53/4
57/a
100
pfd-100
20
1.25
63%
64%
63 74
63%
63%
6:3/4
63
633/4
6274
6374
%
48%
48
48 7a
473/4
487a
45%
47%
45 74
46
2^%
23%
287a
29
297*
207a
29%
29 7a
♦2974
A
conv
43
,
,
7,000
3,500
18,300
2974
700
14%
14%
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
17%
17%
177a
18
18%
18%
187a
187a
18%
18 7a
1,600
5
86
86%
86
87
87
88
887a
89%
89 7a
893/4
9,200
5
24%
24%
No par
24%
500
24%
24%
24%
24 7a
24%
No par
28
28%
28
28 %
28
28 74
277/a
28
28
28%
2,300
No par
62 %
62%
61%
62 74
61%
623/4
61%
62 74
617a
6272
16,000
12
(The)
16%
16%
16 7a
16%
163/4
167a
1678
16%
163/4
4,800
14 7a
147a
147a
14%
*1478
14 7a
147a
147a
2,200
35%
36
367»
367a
367a
363/8
36%
36%
5,000
2,800
No par
Co
14%
16%
14%
35%
35%
10
29%
30
X2974
293/4
29%
5
Corp
*24%
25
24%
24%
*24%
Corp
25
24%
297a
297a
307a
30%
31
25
247a
247/a
247a
6,800
247/a
900
1
24
24%
24 74
247a
243/a
24%
2474
247%
243/4
25
4,900
1
23%
24%
2474
24%
24%
247a
24 74
243/a
233/4
24
2,400
50
Jan
Mfg
Corp
26
50
Feb
25
51
Feb
2
6
253% Feb
28
(F E)
Myers
&
127a
127a
12%
127a
12%
1278
1274
12%
400
45
45
*165
103
21%
21
2174
213/s
21%
217a
213%
217a
21%
3,000
*46%
47
46
4674
*45 7a
467»
*45%
46 74
*453/4
477a
300
No par
*44
45
44
44
437a
44
*4374
44
43 74
43 74
400
22%
23 74
223/4
23
22 y8
23'/a
(G Ci common
preferred
Murray Corp of America com
4%
preferred
4%%
3
*12%
5
1
100
10
50
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co
8
24% Feb
2
43% May
17'A
Mueller Brass Co
110% Mar
28
Apr
17 74
Mullins
1
20% Jan
46
Wheel
13 % Mar 27
5
24
Apr
Products
Motor
1774
26% Mar 13
24
105
Aug 25
42 lU Mar 13
Jan
12
28
110
Motor
6
1774
27% Mar 16
24
44% Apr
4
Nov
21% Dec
6
23% Apr
26
57% Jan
19
23
8
25
13 % Jan
5
49% Dec
106% Oct
18% May
Dec
29% Jan
25
20
22% May
11% Jun
34% Mar 18
3,700
19%
Motorola Inc
27% Jan
24
A,.r 2J
223%
37%
Utilities Co
&
*22%
427a
3
(John)
Morrell
220
227a
5%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-MeCormack Lines
65 % Mar 19
16% Apr
67% Jan
2
55% Oct
1,000
22%
173%
19%
Co
Power Co
Shares
433/4
137
37%
Tool
Chemical
85% Apr
43%
*1353/4
5
Inc
Co
Machine
43 7a
136
10
Mills
Hosiery
43%
1353/4
com—No par
RR
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
23
58% Jan
18
27% leo
7%
9
437a
136 7a
the Week
May 1
223/4
*62%
-1
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Friday
Apr. 30
17%
*1017a
43
Sales for
Thursday
22%
102%
Light C0_.N0 par
Corp
Mission Development Co
V
PRICES
22 %
13 7a
13%
59 %
43%
*136
137
17
17%
109%
4.2%
Apr
15% Oct
13
58 %
109
-100
*101%
Mig
Apr
33'/a Oct
1/%
common—No par
&
27% leb
Dec
3b %
9
39
2z %
No par
Minncapolis-Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred-—__™™—100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
23
Jan
88
22%
preferred
$4
29
19% Jan
28
28
22%
SALE
Apr. 29
43%
43%
136%
1.50
preferred™.
conv
M:n
Minn
2
47 % Jan
104
16% Apr
Apr
2
62
•
115% Mar 31
82
23
30 % Jan
37
23% Nov
10
102
11
23
27
Feb
Apr
43%
138%
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & SS Marie—No par
18% Mar 12
108
43%
"136%
common
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 28
5
1st preferred
Midwest U)1 corp
8%
24% Mar 20
26
13
Midland
9
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Par
loo
10
Prod
7
Feb
139
4
Mar
16% Jan
2
80
7
22
2b
20
21
41
Steel
46% Jan
Apr
132% Apr
1
3
46% Dec
4
131J/4 Jun 20
39 % Jan
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Bros
20%
12%
44 %
44 %
106
*105
;
45%
45
*105
457a
*105
106
453/4
46
1053/4
457a
106
106
1,900
80
N
1774 May
60 7a Feb
18
811/4 Apr
24
Aug
1
31 Va Feb
11
16% Jan
4
100% Dec
20
31 7< Apr
217a Apr
15
36
Nash-Kelvinator
2
yy/4 Jan
Corp
Chatt
Nashvihe
12% Apr 24
National
Acme
National
15
15% Jan
8
24
20% Jan
8
19 74 Apr
6
217a Mar
9
National
Automotive
Apr 23
293/4 Apr 23
23 74 Dec
1
21
Jan
2
25% Mar 20
National
Aviation
357a Dec
31
35 7a Jan
2
38
National
Biscuit Co
1617a Apr
15
173 74 Jan
2
13% Feb
26
1797a Jun
18
83/4 Oct
21
123/4 Jan
28
Jan
49% Nov
3
617e Mar 19
52 74 Feb
27
2
14% Nov
25
xl03/a May 15
13% Jan
93/4 Jan
133/4 Jan
11
14
62 Va Feb
National
153/4 Jan
National
Department
National
1
56% Apr
4
14 7a Jan
347a Jan
2
183/b Apr
24
23 % Jan
1103/4 Jan
24
893/4 Apr
22
99''2 Jan
136
237a July
7
20 7a
Apr 23
8
90
Feb
18
93%
29% Apr
24
1
33
Jan
29
177
Jun
18
157
15
Jan
4
31
26
30 74 Jan
National
7%
9
7
5
144 7a Jan
15
Feb
Jan
5
5
6%
24
323/4 Jan
Apr
7
52% Jan
29
30 74 Jan
National
3
3134 Jon
National
15
91
26% Apr
87% Apr
24
85 7a Jan
19% Feb
23
101
,
Jan
2
3% Oct
23
11
6
Nov
14
Vfl Oct
22
16
Jan.
1
13% Dec
10
104 7» Jan
7
16
103/4 jan
5
13% Jan
5
30
22
9% Jan
3
23
43 7a J°n
4
105
Jan
2
45 7a Oct
20
11% Oct
16
14 74 Sep
97
Apr
July 22
75
21
17
Oct
22
Nehi
133/8 Feb
29
27
38
Feb
2
24
Nesco
14 74 Mar 30
927a Jan
1
20
9
143/4 Apr
24
52
86
Apr
9
Oct
10
497a Dec
108
Oct
9%
107a
5,300
17%
17%
2,300
587a
59 Ve
58%
593/a
58%
59 7a
587a
597a
59
59%
10,000
5
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 3/4
14%
143/4
143%
14 3A
1,100
18,200
100
203/4
*92 7b
30%
30%
303/4
30%
30%
30 3/4
317a
20,100
157
1577a
15774
1571/2
15774
157 74
158%
1581/2
420
132 V2
132 V2
133
134
135
134
134
134
135
*134
7 7b
774
774
7%
7'/4
33%
33%
33%
341/4
333/8
*30%
7 74
7%
3,900
3474
1,700
31
31
*30 3/4
317a
317a
313/s
31%
500
10
453A
46'A
46 %
4774
47 74
473/4
4774
473/4
47%
47%
5,200
No par
*297a
2^%
*2° 7a
293/4
29%
29%
29%
23%
293/4
293/4
600
10
277a
287a
27%
2874
2874
287a
28 7s
28%
28 'A
287a
5,000
87%
88%
88
88
873/4
87%
*873/4
88'%
*87 3/4
com
31
*30
5
27%
100
*109Va
1
Fibre
Co
■
6%
11V2
1
27%
111
7
11%
27%
21%
1107a
*103
63/4
X11V4
1174
6%
6%
6%
C%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
1
167s
16V8
16
16
1067a
*105
*105
273/4
277a
27%
109%
110
109 %
6%
7
.
273/4
110
;
1067a
6%
6%
11 7»
11%
*11%
6%
12
6 3A
6%
*105
106%
10%
6%
6%
6%
32,700
%L1'%
11%
11%
1,200
6%
4,000
*
63/4
6 3/4
12
12
12
16
15%
15%
*105
106%
11
*105
700
1,400
1067a
11%
117B
4,600
343/4
*33%
34%
34%
341/4
300
913/4
91 3/4
92%
92%
*91%
13%
133/a
133/4
13%
13%
13 74
13%
8r,%
88%
88 7a
England
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Electric System
13%
1
York
Chic
6%
New
8
New
Y New Haven
467a Jan
2
637a Nov
25
56Va Jan
2
65% Feb
13% Dec
22
18% Jan
2
157b Jan
7
217a Apr
323/4 Apr
21
373/s Mar 23
non-cum
St
Preferred
N
Y
5
Apr
3
81
Apr
30
92
24% Jan
28
Jun
6
26 7a Apr
24
28 7a Feb
2
26% Jan
30% Jun
2
277a J^n
7
293/4 Jan
30
Clars
76
Jan
85
82
Jan
92
Nov
12
8634 Jan
98
7a Jun
3
26
22
47%
47%
42%
43
5 000
14
13%
14 7s
14
147s
2,800
*7C3A
29%
71%
*7f>34
71
Va
*70 7a
72
*703/4
2~l3A
203/4
29%
30
29%
30
*30
30%
307a
30%
2074
20 7b
20%
203/4
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
4,000
21%
227s
21%
22%
22
223/8
21%
22 7b
21%
22 7s
51,900
411/s
4,000
4174
41
*1057a
100
&
1574
*67
No par
107
1572
69
*83 Va
85
40%
40%
41
*105 7a
107
107
413/a
72
*70 3/4
72
*83 7a
41%
*66
69
*83 7a
85
41%
107%
107%
107 74
300
14%
15%
69
•67
*14*78
143/4
14%
14%
1,300
*83%
85
*400
227s
21%
22
22
22%
21%
*400
450
*66
69
*400
85
84
84
450
450
22
450
41
69
*65
*400
5%
♦400
450
22 74
59
58%
59
59%
59%
59
59
597a
59%
193/4
19%
19 3/4
193/4
20
20
19%
20
19%
20
1,900
33 V8
337a
3374
3374
3374
33%
33 7s
333/8
33»/4
33%
2,700
Electric & Gas Corp—
A
*80%
8" %
26 3/4
No par
26%
*26%
28
81
81
83
130
267a
263/4
26%
26%
25%
27
26 3/4
27
19,100
*26 7a
27 Va
*26 Va
27%
*26%
28
*26 7a
28
*73
78
IOO
82
600
87 %
*81
*81
83
*81
1
28
80% Jan
12
3.40%
preferred
100
*76
79
75
75
77
*75
73
*75
29
87 7a Jan
8
3.60%
preferred
100
81
81
807a
807a
801/4
80%
*80i/4
81 Va
*8074
Apr
28
93% Jan
7
3.90%
preferred
IGo
*88
897a
83
88
8874
887a
*88 7a
89 7a
88 7a
8 74 Apr
24
14% Sep
»
7b Feb
18
15
Jan
8
18 7b Oct
28
26% Apr
17
Apr
23
20% Jan
26
Nopco
4774 Apr
243/4 Apr
23
53 7b Jan
30
Norfolk
20
26
16
20 7a Apr
24
2374 Mar 24
North
American
Co
American
Aviation
2
52 74
Aug
8
2
26 74 Apr
25
Dec
Apr
28
17% Dec
16
Apr
23
20 7z Mar 19
North
753/4 Jan
17,
89 V4 Dec
85
Apr
30
87
357b Mar
7
47 74 Dec
39
May
59
5
94% Mar
2,100
59
100
88
197a Jan
4,800
Corp—
Apr
8074 Apr
25
400
22%
22%
1
series A
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
46% Jan
1.400
10774
107
15 7s
15
50
Co
Common
Noma
20
No par
State
353/4 Sep
43'A
I.33/4
*37
8 9Va
Hartford Co-100
RR
York Shipbuilding
Participating stock
94
4274
13%
*87
Louis Co—
New
8
4" 3/4
137a
897a
_5
preferred
Harlem
&
<2
13 7a
20
Y
9,100
13%
42
York City Omnibus Corp_No par
York Dock
common
No par
$5
70
93
No par
&
N
117a
43
lo
preferred series A
N
11%
8.7a
*87
Brake
Feb
137a
133/a
*34
*87
pfd-100
Common
109 7a Mar 10
Jan
400
110
15%
.3574
1.400
27%
27%
110
12
12
*15%
520
88
11 %
Jan
Sep
470
7%
34%
34
913/4
Feb
15
7!/4
34
307a
34%
5
75
30
303/4
1587a
1174
487s Jan
30
Jan
May 21
5,100
927a
100
Central
Jan
21
92 i/c
*91
York
Apr
20%
93%
*92 7a
*333/4
New
83
21
96 %
11%
30
450
1,400
20%
21
34 7a
257a Jan
9
90
91%
207a Apr
Mar 24
18*78
90
ll3/a
Air
70
18 3/4
3472
York
9
18 "7a
90
*907a
New
Apr
*9278
18%
90
303/8
100
23 7a Mar 17
66
20%
937a
19
90%
*15772
Corp
New
72 7a Mar 23
73
21
21V4
92%
14%
5
New
6
16% Jan
183/4
*80.Va
20%
common
34
6
19
90
927b
21
14
183/4
90
1
68% Jan
Jan
19 7b
90
No par
Inc
29% Apr 22
19% Jan
5
5
18%'
90
common__5
143,4
i4%
5
34
2
9%
17%
Inc
92
16
9%
17%
10 '
preferred
520
Jan
9%
17%
1
20
8572 Jan
5,700
9%
17%
No par
Apr 14
21% Apr 23
x29
14%
9%
173/4
Newport Industries common
1
474% preferred —
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
1
94% Feb
14%
93/4
Newmont Mining Corp„.
Apr
4,200
177a
29
40
4,100
54%
93/4
20
106
230
12
54 7a
17%
Jan
14% May
673
l«r78
11%
55'/4
93/4
common
Inc
23
2
14%
Co
24 74 Dec
May
14 7a Feb
14%
preferred™
13
350
14%
12
11%
54
17%
16% Jan
177a May 26
Dec
143/4
56
3
162 7a
1
27
15
Iti2%
162
8,800
100
New
34% Feb
10072 Jan
162%
1
24
6
162
12
417a Apr
Jan
1617a
54
137a Aor
2272 Aug
237a Dec
162
21
Newberry Co (J J) common__Nopar
33A% preferred
100
6
937a Apr
1617a
V %
Ref Co
Co
Bros
43/4%
13
162
162
5374
Corp
Neisner
20
7,100
113/4
Stores
Vulcanized
Natomas
6
26
Jan
837a May
36% Nov
13
27
Tea
conv
National
16 3/4 Apr
8
106
Mar 25
700
367a
20*78
100
National Theatres
13 74 Apr
4
Jan
30
1874 Nov
13% Feb
10% Apr
x90
56% July
20% Feb
3174 Dec
Jan
73/4 Mar
2
333/4 Apr
11
983/4 Mar 20
84
1
22%
36 7a
53%
...
Supply (The) Pa
4.20%
12
3
353/4 Dec
30
73/4 Apr
12% Jan
3
9072 Jan
Jan
2
29
11
1057a Sep
13% Sep
66
4 7b Jan
4
22 »/4
36%
l1 7a
preferred
National
27
22%
33%
537a
Corp_
Sugar
4 72 %
28% Feb
1157a Feb
Jan
11% Jan
12
6
21
11% Apr
6% Jan
8% Mar'
10 74 Feb
243/e Jan
IO43/4 Jan
*22 74
37
11%
Co
Prod
&
National Steel
27% Jan
Jan
20%
22%
36%
No par
Apr
45
89
20%
22 74
37
Shares Corp™
National
31
2
9
20%
36 74
*7%
22
May 20
27% July 7
109 % July 31
5% Sep 18
203/4
22 7s
37
33 74
24
6
207a
22 7b
36%
1
Jan
1,200
12,400
14
13%
223/„
Caat_Nopar
34 7a Sep
200
33%
207a
Steel
Malleable
84y2
*33%
1
Inc
Gas
Service
Linen
Natl
*84
19%
55
preferred B_.
37% Mar 19
17,600
85%
34
84%
22
-
117a
Lead Co common
313/4 Nov
Apr
21
preferred A
9
35
13*78
53%
preferred—
43
May 1
25% Jan 30
27% Oct 22
53
13%
10
pfd series of 1951
$4.50
7a'a Jan
Apr
7
9% Jan
40% Jan
323/, Apr
24
24
23
28
132
147 7a Apr
7 7b Dec
30% Oct
133/4
National Gypsum Co common
73"
33% Mar 20
172
Apr
Lines
Distillers
474%
22% Jan
987a Oct
20
13 7a
Dairy Products
23
Dec
16
Feb
133/a
10
Cylinder
30
253/4 May
13%
13 7a
No par
City
19 7a Oct
165
1374
Container Co
97
2
x33%
Inc„_l
Register
National
17% Jan
17
343/4
100
National
2
Jan
85
343/4
Corp
Cash
National
20
11% Jan
2
22
187a Jan
84
35
common
Nauo.idi
15% Jan
24
13% Dec
91
837a
34 3/4
5
5
2
9% Apr
153/4 Jan
483/4 Jan
Sep
Fibres
19 74 Mar 27
13% Jan
7
60
81 3/4
34%
Corp
preferred A
National Can
59 74 Mar 19
18% Mar 27
14
7%
5
2
23 74
22%
82y4
1
163/4 Oct
1617a Jan
237a
33%
Airlines
Mar 19
237b
*8174
1
Co
11 7a Oct
19
8
iOu
St Louis
&
36 74 Mar 25
Electric
_1
93/8
9%
9 74
93/8
2
17%
17%
17%
17%
_25
47%
487b
4774
47%
25
*243/4
10
Corp__
Chemical
207a
Co
& Western Ry com
Adjustment preferred
25
20 3/4
2034
207a
9%
9%
477a
93/8
18
47%
18 Va
47%
131/4
47%
,
9%
9%
18
18
47%
48
-
130
».-■•
3.200
3,700
4,700
*243/4
25
*243/4
93/8
18
88%
25
*243/4
25
*24%
25
203/4
21
70%
21
20%
21
21,900
177s
17%
13,900
10% Jan
Jan
13 7» Dec
2
Jan
3
94
Jan
5
11% Apr
1174 Sep
30
19
Sep
Nov
17
1774
Ry Co
50
*85 7a
867a
867a
85
85
85
85
Natural
Gas Co
10
407s
40%
393/8
40
39%
40
31%
40
39
397a
5.700
84
5
Northern
Pacific Ry
100
663/4
6874
66
67%
68
69
67%
68%
68%
697b
21,000
States Pwr Co
Nov
25
24
27
14 7b Mar 12
Common
Apr
24
87
Mar 19
$3.60 preferred
100
105 7a Apr
7
15% Jan
17%
Central
Northern
78
1
102
163/4
Northern
2
12V4 Jan
16
110
167a
18
65% Apr
90% Dec
2
82
105
l
Jan
46% Jan
Northern
Feb
1
8
109
Mar 12
$4.80 preferred
100
97
7
Apr
17
101
Jan
Jan
9
$4.10 preferred
16%
*85
60
137s
13%
79 Vat
79
3 057a1
106
137b
13
7"'7a
13
12%
13 7a
*105 7a
*95 7a
*95
97%
13
12%
81
81
105%
105%
105%
977s
105%
103
13
81
81
80 3/4
80
80
106
'105
*953A
9,700
-
980
96i/2
*"300
100
2
18% Mar 17
16% Jan
31
117a Apr
Northrop
22
14 7a Jan
13
Northwest
25% Jan
2773 Jan
31
20
Apr
23
24% Jan
13
28
20% Jan
8
25 7e Apr
9
22
37 7s May
1
393/4 Feb
2
Ohio
977s
*75 7a
977b
14%
14%
14V4
14 7a
14
11%
11%
113/4
11%
12
1274
12 7a
1274
12%
1,900
207a
203/4
20%
203/4
20 %
21
207a
20%
20%
203/4
5,900
2.50
2174
213A
213/4
22
223/4
22%
227a
227a
223/4
223/4
900
5,900
Norwich Pharmacal Co
39% Dec
*9572
1
common„10
25
12% Jan
9
183/4 July 18
867a
(Minn)—
5
8
4.6%
16%
167a
*85
Aircraft Inc
Airlines
Inc
preferred
14
14%
14'A
147s
*12
1474
3,100
0
337b Jan
100
2
Jan
14
8874 Jan
8
1C634 Aug 12
Edison Co
101% Apr
86% Apr
1063/4 Nov
7
Jan
2
4.40%
93
93% Jan
27
3.90%
103
10
?2
Apr
23
106 74 Feb
25
4.56%
99
104 7a May 15
943', Apr
104
Apr
23
50 7b Oct
6
50 7a Apr
23
2
60% Apr
27 74 Dec
JO
22
16
24% Apr
23
I734 Mar 13
19% Dec
9
17% Jun
Jan
13
Oct
27
Dec
12
For
108% J
fno?r>nr>-
3
Mar
56% jan
28
9
2
Mar 23
Anr
28
h APr
15
13
Jan
30
18% Jan
6
6
19 3/,
Anr
24
1434 Feb
2
2
85% May
1
95% Jan
B
sa
91
106
>
Oil
Common
373/s
37 7b
37%
101V4
101V4
100%
100 7a
100%
100%
lOOYa
1007a
130
88%
88 7b
88 7b
8874
8872
87%
887a
88%
887a
230
103%
10374
10474
*98%
100
*98%
100
50%
51
50%
50%
24%
25 7a
2574
257a
100
__100
_
Gas
377a
•102 7a
♦98
&
Elec
Co
com
rights
Oliver Corp common
convertible preferred
Iu
37*%
1037/a
99
3*7%
373/4
193
101
933/e
*93
51%
51
preferred
4%%
37%
101%
*87
Co
Oklahoma
4%
31%
*100
12
™
preferred
preferred
4.44%
Ohio
31 Va
100
100
common
preferred
preferred
50%
51
*102
*98%
10
257B
253%
24%
257a
tV
5/64
&
3/64
31
i'tf
At
32
-20
18 74
13%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
*1874
18%
M1„
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
100
*88 7a
83%
837a
837a
877a
8S
.
10474
160
100
50%
517a
2574
25%
16,100
s
[
5/04
163,000
•18%
18%
300
8,600
12-%
123/4
12%
12%
4,100
*8672
877a
85%
87%
320
Number 5217...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(1917)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
9% Mar
LOW AND
STOCK
4
10% Jan
45% Mar 25
Otis
Omnibus Corp
28
Feb
20
33% Feb
Outboard
11
81
May
11
43% Mar 31
6
(The)
19
19
Jan
2
30
Dec
23
79
Feb
19
83
Jan
24
69Y4 Sep 16
52
Jun
10% Oct
30
17% Jan 14
12% Apr 30
81% Dec
31
07% Jan
24
83% Jan 12
88
Apr 23
13% Jan
5
Pacific Amer
Fisheries
3
Pacific Coast
Co
41 Mi Apr
85% Jan 23
75% Jan
84
Marine
Jan
6
47% Jan
6
Owens-Corning
&
81
Mar 12
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Apr. 29
Apr. 30
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,600
4,100
May 1
Shares
9%
9%
93/4
41%
403/4
41%
41
41%
41%
<1%
41%
2.50
*29 %
30%
30%
33%
303/4
311%
x31%
31%
32%
423%
32'%
83
83
82
82
82
*81
82
81
81
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
433/4
44
44%
44%
44%
4,900
76
77 %
76%
77%
77%
773/4
77%
77%
76'%
77%
3,900
123/4
12%
12%
12'%
2,100
No par
-
Flberglas
Glass
Owens-Illinois
9%
41%
5
Mfg
Outlet Co
12
Apr. 23
No par
common
Feb
17
Tuesday
Apr. 27
Par
Elevator
35
1
Monday
EXCHANGE
9
41% Dec
YORK
NEW
Highest
38% Jan
13% Aug 28
23
12
•Vfe Apr
Continued—Page 9
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Corp
5
12.50
Co
♦81
9%
1,100
100
P
15% Jan
-
Pabco Products Inc
20
Mar 10
12% Dec 30
19% Jan
11
10
25% Mar 22
38% Dec 31
38
Jan
12
48
4%
73% Mar 26
Mar
Oct
28
60
Jan
12
Dec
30
49% Jan
9
57% Mar
25% Jan
2
30% Dec
2
27
Apr
7
30% Fab
32% Jun
12
39% Dec
9
36% Apr
7
40
68 Mi Dec
11
61
Mar 17
63
35
Mar 18
49
60
Apr 17
13
113% Apr
28
132
133% Apr
13
6% Apr
27
35
5% Jan
2
145% May 19
8V4 Nov 21
17% Oct
16
26% Mar 15
Jan
2
8% Jan
9% Nor
16
33% Jan
10
69% Jan
9% Jan
6% Nov 17
50
27%
37%
1,800
19,000
57%
4,800
27%
Electric
&
25
37
373/8
36%
37%
36%
37%
37%
373%
37'%
573/8
26%
573%
56%
*26%
26%
*26%
114%
114%
114%
*134'%
135%
Corp
No par
100
12
10
Apr
&
Oil
6 3/a
6%
6%
6%
6%
15,000
38%
36%
37%
373%
393%
32,100
*8%
8%
♦8%
8 3/a
*8 3/a
8%
*8%
26
33% Jan
Parker Rust Proof Co-
30
5
Parmelee
8% Apr
9
Patino
6
Jan
8
Jan
7
7
5
37% Mar 25
70% Jan
6
Penney
14% Aug
7
11% Jan
14"% Apr
23
23% Jan
15
33
4
Jan
26% Feb
Dec
22
31% Jan
29% Jan
5
28
108% Feb
25% Oct 28
11
106
33% Dec
5
11
Jan
32
Penn Coal
39% Mar 19
Penn-Dixie
33
2
Penna
Feb
4
107% Feb
3
16
Mar 24
Cement
Penn Power
29% Dec
31
34% Apr
8
14
Nov
Feb
20
2
19% Oct 22
16% Dec
Aug
43% Apr
34
19
44% Jan
Apr 23
10% Jan
2
15
39% Apr
.
105% Apr
7
23% Jan 22
100
28
Apr 21
19% Apr
19% Jan 25
16% Jan
43
•
■
105
15
27
Jan
30
21% Mar
23
Pet Milk
Jan
19% Mar 25
2
30% Oet 30
42% Jan
2
26% Apr
10
33% Jan
117% Jan
2
97
Apr
23
108 % Jan
2
41% Dec 31
33% Apr
33% Dec
30% Apr
22% May
24
1
33
29
May
,
3
Apr 17
2
25
103% Jan
2
112
Jan
17
22% Jan
©3
*103% Jan 8
15
May 15
Oct
6
108% Mar
4
8
15% Jan
2
20% Feb
26%Jan
2
3
42% May 15
93% Jan
12
•5% Feb
13
13% Mar 15
■S4
July 29
48% Feb 20
9% Dec 23
33% Jun
98
5
Jan
4
15% Apr 29
110
Nov
14
24% Oct
1
85
Oct
6
91
Oct
1
46
May 1
14% Dec 24
101
Dec
Dec
98
8
92% Apr
3
17
98% Jan
5
25
4
98
Jan
9
4
10% Jan
12
Mar
5
34% Apr 27
98% Apr
37% Jan
2
19
8
19% Dec 24
6
Jan
95% Feb
13
88
Jan
5
106% Jan
28
91% Feb
19
Nov 26
148% Apr
155% Apr
51
12
8
Oct
27
10% Jan
Oct
16
25% Jan 21
18
Apr
85
68
May
20% Apr 18
Jan
31
25% Apr 17
11% Jan
3
!
80
Jan
21
Apr
17
Jan
8% Apr
17
17
70% Feb
25% Dec 23
21% Apr
146
34% July
12%
14% May
1
37% Jan
101
Jan
1
14
2
22% Mar 27
9
29% Jan
5
94
Feb
17
97
Jan
7
59% Feb
3
16% Mar 18
21
155% Mar 17
30
165
20
Feb
6
58% Mar 16
24
9% Feb
6
21% Jan
5
1
19
73% Feb
27
7
Jan
9
26% Apr
Aug 27
145
24
49% Apr 23
14% Apr 24
14
Aug 23
56% Dec
29
30
75
26
Mar 20
25% Mar 18
lau
Apr
27
31% Jan
2
12 % Jan
14
28% Oct 16
37% Mar 15
34"% Apr
2
55% Feb
13
28% Apr
37% Apr
23
40% Oct 24
30
46% Feb
3
IS
19
Jan
22
15% Apr
15
17% Jan
29
14
19% Mar 23
Dec
14% Jan
9% Oct
22
7
Feb
18% Dec
11
14
4
Mar 26
17% Jan
10
11% Jan
22
3,100
& Co Inc com
(conv)
1
.....—3
preferred series A
_100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common__5
4% preferred
—100
3.90%
series prefered—;
100
No par
5% preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phoenix Hosiery——
5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
25
$4 preferred——
No Pac
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Phillips Jones Corp com
—
100
24% Jan
27"% Aug
92% Jan
66% Oct
16
106% Aug 11
88% Jan
2
25% Apr 17
3
138% Jan
24% Dec
If
23% Jan
2
72
109
43% Jan
U
110
18
27% Feb
Apr
Apr
32% Jan
4
Jun
6
107
Apr 28
33% Aug 11
35% Jan
28
54
69% Jan 23
148
Apr
103% Apr
40% Apr
Nov 21
29
94
6
103% Nov 20
102% Jan.
39% Mar 20
2
5
26
Apr
26% Apr
27% Nov 18
24% Jan
4
26% Apr
134
•
Apr
24
27% Jan 20
27% Feb 24
2
30
7
28
22
109% Mar
4
25% Ftb
29% Jan
6
9
81% Dec
8
Jan
2
4% Oct
9
71% May
1
3% Apr 22
79
3% Noiv 14
4% Jan
6
40%
102%
*100
102'%
*19%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
283/4
27%
28%
28%
28%
99
97
97%
97%
99
35
35%
35
353/a
30%
31%
30%
31
313/a
v
223/4
23
101
101
*18
*100
*19%
100
102%
19%
1,300
18'%
18%
18%
1,100
28%
283%
28
28%
16,600
—97%
973%
98
98 3%
1,240
34%
353%
34%
34%
22,700
31
31%
31
7,300
140
22%
223/4
22%
22%
100%
.
313%
223%
100%
*101
102%
102%
102%
96%
*93
96%
93
93
100
*99
100%
100
100
100
14
9,900
*93
96%
*93
*99
100%
100
14%
18 3/a
19%
500
22%
100
1,300
14%
14
14
14
13%
14
32%
31%'
32%
32%
33%
32%
32%
803/4
80%
81
81
81
81%
81%
*81
82%
220
52 3/8
52%
52%
52%
52 %
52
52%
52
52%
6,700
95
92%
92%
*92%
♦90
93%
*92
{■
95
*92%
13%
32%
323%
6,300
95
200
94
100
93
*90%
93
*90
94
22%
*21
22%
*21
22%
*21
22%
*21
22%
*93%
97
*93%
97
*93%
97
*93%
97
*933/4
97
61
12
34%
*96
613/4
20%
21%
*90%
*21
12
34%
98
60%
61%
*11%
12%
35
35
*96
98
20%
101
*100%
20%
»
93%
61%
12%
*35%
*96%
20%
93%
.
60%
617%
14
*13%
35%
35
*96%
98
21
21
*102
24%
24'%
60%
61%
14%
14%
35
35
22.7C0
14%
35%
98
21
*102%
24
61%
*96%
21
700
900
;
97%
21%
*
1,700
*102%
100
50
50
50
49%
49%
49%
49%
3,100
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
15
1,400
100
guaranteed preferred
7%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt——No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—.100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co
1
(The)—
—5
5
Plough
Inc
—
Plymouth Oil Co_:—
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Poor
&
Co
Power
10
Co
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
4%%
conv
1
preferred series A__50
No par
Gamble
&
1
No par
B
class
Electric
Potomac
...
5
Pure
5%
Oil
150
*155%
157
52%
52%
52%
8 3/a
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
525%
8%
150
*148
150
*155%
158
*155%
158
19%
19'%
19'%
19%
70
*69
70
70
70
69
72%
*72
73
...*72
73
*72
23
23
22%
150
27%
150
*11%
12
10%
38%
61%
12%
19%
19
*148
27%
23
23%
23%
26%
27
26%
*11%
12
*113%
29%
29
29%
29%
40%
40%
40%
*39%
*16
23%
263%
26 3%
♦113%
12
5,600
8%
1,900
3,700
19
19%
68
69
100
72%
100
♦72
24%
25
2,800
26%
27
1,900
*11%
12
*148
*148
*148
*148
19%
69
72%
26%
12
20
533%
10
4,405
29%
40
30%
30
30
37%'
30%
39
38
38%
16%
16%
16%
500
16%
*16%
1,600
16%
163/s
163/8
18%
17%
18
173%
17%
173%
17%
173%
17%
3,100
10%
10%
10%
103%
10%
10%
103%
10%
103%
12,700
383/4
383/4
38%
383%
*38
383%
61%
61%
62
61%
62%
63
633/s
62%
63%
3,500
13%
13%
133/a
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
7,800
♦80%
80 3%
*80 3/a
*38
*38
38%
500
80%
80%
80%
*80'%
803%
30%
30%
30
30%
293%
30%
2S%
30
29%
80%
30%
5,000
-33%
*79%
*24
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
333%
2,600
*79'%
803%
79%
*79%
80%
24
*23 s/8
24
No par
El & Gas com
preferred
cum preferred
-
(The)
No par
100
100
No par
Inc
conv
*148
155%
51%
I,800
80%
$1.40 div preference com
Pullman
150
155%
52%
*148
158
16
18
24%
51%
150
*155%
52%
8%
19
69%
72%
29
40'A
24%
523/4
*148
22%
24%
preferred
cum
Serv
Serv Co of
Pub Serv
24
Co of Colo
No par
10
Indiana-,_No par
3%% preferred—^
-100
4.32% preferred
—25
$4.75
Public
Public
common
preferred
No par
100
No par
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
8
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
29% Nov 25
*39%
49%
30% Mar
25% Jan
193/4
40'%
45,300
14%
Purity Bakeries Corp—.
23% Apr 16
*100
19%
14%
40%
900
38
14%
50%
Coal Co
37% Feb 13
146% Feb
19%
38
143%
*39
14%
14%
4.70%
20
102
*100
19%
39
49%
6
64% Jan
40
*39
1
109% Jan
43% Jan
38'%
14'%
14%
39%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chi Ry com__100
Pitts Consolidation
4.08%
6
*37%
*37%
14%
,
93%
6
10
14%
39%
31%
138
92%
Jan
102
*37%
*31
1373%
*91
5
Jan
137'%
*91%
82% Jan
83% Feb
31%
137'%
93%
23
26
700
*31'%
137%
39
93
80% Apr
36% Feb
453/4
31%
1373/4
*31
:•
137
*91%
31% Nov 26
14
25,000
*91%
80
May 13
26% May 1
24
20 s%
45%
92%
Publicker Industries Inc com
Apr
20 3/a
45%
'93%
20
Apr
20%
45%
92%
15"% Jan
24
20%
45%
*91%
23
77% Mar 30
203/4
45%
93%
12% Apr
33
20%
93%
17% Jan 22
10
5,400
*92
8
May 16
26% Dec 11
313/4
32%
*91%
11% Oct
87
45%
32%
93%
Procter
34% Dec
20%
32'%
93%
preferred
15
Jan
20%
100
32%
32
*91%
*92
convertible
68% Jan
Sep
32%
preferred—No par
(conv)
No par
$5
$4.80
6
81
93%
31
106
32%
143/4
233/a
*23
102%
*101
953/4
*92%
100%
100
14
31%
80
52
*29
*103
32
35%
35
31
106
23%
24
25
137
31
35%
*29
*103
23%
61% Apr
28% Apr
*31
102
35%
30
106
600
23%
Apr
34% Jan
Mar 11
32
137
*100
19%
18%
28
99
34
35%
*28
*103
200
& Chem Co com__No par
Pitts Coke
15
33
*45
39
35%
30
106
45%
*39
.100
100
100
353/4
35%
*27%
*103
45
common..—
St L RR
28
*31
137
37 %
14%
No par
.
353/4
28
105
*103
32% .33%
20%
20%
common—No par
Co
11
12
*153%
16
353/a
35
1
—100
5
5
1
100
12.50
13% Jan
Jan
16
7,500
No par
69% Dec
x29
16
13%
10
—5
100
100
33%c
35% Dec
"
16
16
12%
50
8
2
2,100
133%
No par
9
38% Mar 16
5%
13%
7
16
8
*4%
14
100
31% Sep
62% May
86% Jan
18
5%
13%
3%%
&
4%
13%
preferred
preferred
4.3% preferred
C
43/4
13%
3.8%
C
43/4
14%
4.4%
Pitts
23% Apr
17% Jan
Jan
21
29
62
Feb
69% Mar 25
59% Feb
Jan
39
Aug 18
129
98
29
12
110% Jan
23
29
64% Dec 30
102% Apr
Jan
27
156
Oct 23
30
101
Mar 13
93% Apr
165
<•
55
18% Jan
31
Jan
70% Oct 30
12
14
43/4
4,300
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron
87% Jan
4%
69%
Philco
Apr 28
4%
200
16
$1 conv preference com
Corp
3,300
34 %
37
5
Feb 21
4
26
7C0
7%
i
68%
8
151
42% Mar 17
Feb
7%
7%
*36%
18% Jan
142
I
lUtt
7%
8
*15%
36% Jan
46% Jan
May
2
34%
7%
7%
16'%
9
80
98% May 10
20
5
Jan
34%
*7%
7%
69%
1
Feb
Dec
52
Jan
99
*34%
7%
7%
37
31
Apr 12
90
111
34%
73/8
7%
68%
Brewing Co-—
Electric
*34 %
7%
7%
36%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phila
34%
*73/8
7%
36%
13% May
36% Nov 12
83% Jan
5
19
25% Mar 17
1
.100% Apr 29
93
May 1
100
Apr 20
99% Jun 24
43% Feb
32% Jan
*34%
7%
69%
Corp of American
(Chas)
16,800
36%
& Light Co
2nd preferred
'4%
373%
68%
preferred
Pfieffer
Pfizer
5
105% Sep 29
4%%
37
69;
Co. common
Petroleum
6
300
2,500
38
36%
Pepsi-Cola Co
148% Mar 16
37%
2%
68%
Corp
47% Mar 11
12
5
Mar 11
32
9
Jan
37%
6,500
2
*36%
a
15% Apr
Jan
133
363/4
20,100
30%
36%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
52% Jan
24
30
5
18
37%
83%
27%
683/4
Pennsylvania RR
5
23% Jan
20
15
11% Dec 30
38% Nov 18
Jan
145
40% Feb
6
8% Feb
101
19% Apr
67% Jan 23
Oct 29
48
*124
Dec 23
24
2%
8%
27
*29%
36%
"
17% Feb 27
30%
68%
13%
Sand Corp com__
Glass
2
2
Y 2
8%
27%
200
3,400
4%
*15%
25
Corp
preferred
5%
35% Mar 18
Apr 28
Coke
&
8%
27
*29%
'
.
95%
No par
Co
(J C)
29%
*94%
No par
10
Penick & Ford
65% Mar 19
2
8 3/a
27%
78'%
7%
5
prior preferred
15% Apr
34
conv
8
29%
.
■
44%
96
7%
Transportation
No par
& Enterprises
5
Mines
9
35
*94%
36%
38%
35
2.50
Peabody Coal Co common
18
36%
No par
j.
2
2%
763/4
96
27
8%
7%
*42%
78
♦94%
96
2
72% Dec
105
8%
8
45
77
76%
1
8% Jan
9
79
*42
44%
76%
*94%
Consolidated Mines
35% Nov 17
19
79
96
27%
20% Jan
Dec
43%
*42
78%
77
*94%
29 %
18% Oct 20
11
28,000
29%
39% Jan
5%
79,500
10%
43%
27
2
Jan
53%
10%
27%
31% May 2
63% Oct 30
29
5%
10%
30
7
4% Apr 22
Apr
5%
10%
30
7
7
5%
10%
26%
29
Jan
5%
10%
1
2% Jan
38
5%
10%
1
9
15
300
5%
10%
44%
*42
1
8%
5%
10%
Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers
6% Apr
5
8%
5%
5
10 %
1
Corp
Paramount
7
16
80
6%
Pictures Corp
30% Mar 27
Oct
800
1,250
135%
37%
100
Parke Davis & Co
*134%
6%
Transp
34% Jan
Park Utah
27
1143%
37%
8%
preferred
Panhandle
136
114
6%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
2
*134%
57
37%
World Airways Inc
Petrol
134%
114
6%
Pan-American
4%
134%
*26 %
26
39%
15
2
135
563/4
56%
6%
10
46% Apr
115%
37%
No par
preferred
1133/4
30
1
Corp
__
4%
56%
x25%
■
common_4
Consolidated
Pan Amer
a
% Apr 28
115 %
*134%
100
preferred
56%
26%
1153/4
56 %
26
No par
Telep & Teleg com
Packard Motor Car
6% Feb
8% Jan 29
533%
27%
8
7
23
67%
*53
27%
26
44% Jan
Dec
*65
54'%
23
19
36% Apr 28
5
67%
*53
280
273/4
6% Jan
15
7
67%
54%
*65
*53
40
273/4
9% Jan
6% Jan
8% Apr 28
*65
39%
273/4
11% Feb
Feb
18% Jan
67%
54%
10
3,400
40%
♦53
No par
Western Oil Corp
58
5% Nov 24
*39%
♦65
Tin
41% Oct 30
33
40%
66
Pacific
2
Apr
*39%
11
273/4
Pacific
36% Jan 26
2
39%
87
11
54
28
98 % Mar
3% Jan 21
1% Nov 14
39%
12%
*86
11
53%
8% Jan
9
29
40%
-
88'%
10%
27%
47% Mar 31
Jan
16
40%
10
*86
66
22
88% Mar 25
14
30% Mar 13
43% Jan
28
10%
12%
87%
10%
*86
10%
10
142% Jan
16
Mar
87
10
No par
6%
Apr 20
33
Pacific
75% Apr 24
13
13
87
11
Corp
Pacific Lighting
98
100% Jun
21% July 16
Oct
8% Apr
5
9% Jan
Apr 12
83% Dec 29
2
29
2
41
9
93
Jan
12
Jan
12
Oct
9
Gas
12%
87
11
Pacific Mills
Mar 17
119% Mar 10
22% Feb 20
7
5% Dec
7
4% Apr 30
Pacific
13
*86
5
common
Pacific Finance
Mar 17
13
100
Inc
1st preferred noncum
2nd preferred noncum
2
20
30
25% Feb
120V4 Nov 26
No par-
com
preferred
conv
61% Mar 13
x55% Jan 15
July 14
108% Apr 24
24% Oct 23
cum
80.
79%
79%
24%
24
24
24
24
26
263/8
26%
26 3/8
26%
26%
26%
26%
95
*93
*104% 105%
40%
40%
55
54%
*107% 108 7/a
35%
26%
134
24
353%
27
134
24
-
26%
94
26%
94
105%
105%
40 3/a
40%
54%
*107%
*35
263/8
*134
*23%
26%
*93
105
40%
26
*93
55%
*107%
108%
35%
35%
35%
26%
24
263%
*134
♦23%
26%
26%
108%
136
*23%
94%
105
403%
55%
55
79%
<
27%
105
40%
553%
107
353%
27%
263%
26%
94%
105
40%
26%
26%
*93
•103%
40'%
X55
26%
263%
94%
105
30
100
500
II,700
9,100
10
300 /
40%
6,000
r
j
107%
553%
107%
8,400
107%
300
1
353%
35%
35%
600
*
27%
273%
135%
5,100
,
110
•
600
*
553%
27%
135
134
135
*134
24
24
24
24
24
R
Jan
3% Jim
18
•8% Jan
2
40% Mar
5
4% Jan
97% July 18
86
48
41% Feb
For footnotes
3% Jan
11
Aug 29
see
page
24.
Feb
•
2
26
9
43A Apr
92
Apr
1
10
47% Mar 25
Radio Corp
$3.50
25%
25%
25%
26%
26
26%
253%
26%
25%
26%
72%
3%
73
3%
72%
72%
72%
72%
71%
72
71%
71%
1,700
—No par
1
3%
3%
33%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4
4
4
4
4
4
4%
91%
43%
3%
4%
6,500
6,600
92%
1st preferred
RKO Pictures Corp
RKO
Theatres Corp
Ralston
27,500
of America com—No par
Purina
Co
1
3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
pfd—100
No par
4
*89%
*42%
♦90%
91%
♦90%
92%
91
91
•90
423/4
42%
♦42%
43
42%
43
43
43
,
1
t
20
500
,
21
The
22
Commercial and
Financial
(1918)
Range for
Highest
9% Sep
23
27% Apr
19
Dec
37
24% May 1
33% Dec 24
36% Sep
4
33
% Apr
Par
Rayonier Inc common—
30
12
Feb
5
35% Jan
7
12% Dec
15
C
23
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
$2
15
34% Jan
14% Mar 18
Apr.27
*33%
*16%
20%
34% Dec 22
Feb
20
41 y2 Dec
9
38% Apr
9
30% Jan
15
35% Dec
IS
33% Apr
23
11% Feb
11
13 '/4 Jan
8
12 % Jan
6
18% Mar 19
14
Reading Co common
I—50
4% noncum 1st preferred—50
4%
noncum 2nd
preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills.:.*
-5
1
18% F«b
11
22% Mar 23
Reed
17% Jun 26
13% Apr
30
15% Jan
25 Vi Feb
36
4
18 y2 Jan
4
13 % Oct
22
30
July
8
41% Feb
5
Mar
36
.
6
Reeves
16
5 y8 Dec
5% Feb
26
28% Jan
13
31% Feb
26
Reliable
10% July
10% Jan
2
14% Jan
19
28
3
Conv
19
23
58
Jan
26
54% Apr
29
60% Jan
•17% Oct
16
21% Jan
2
16% Apr
27
19% Feb
2
90% Feb
19
91
29
97
Jan
23
18 y8 Jan
3
20
23% Mar 10
27
Apr
19% Apr
98% Dec 16
24 Ya
Nov
24
19
22% Nov 19
5% Jan 11
19% Jan
12
10
3% Jan
28
9% Jun
6
10% Mar 29
10% Jan
5
37% Oct
108% Jun
16
9
Reo
115
Jan
3
Jan
13
35
Dec
12
31 % Apr
7
6% Jan
2
5% Feb
13
67 % Jan
30
48
Apr
24
56
Feb
1
175
Apr
20
198
July 29
48
Oct
23
172
Oct
31
6% Oct
2
40% Jan
5
Jan
lO % Jan
21
32% Jan
242
3
85
44% Feb
Jan
40 % Jan
53% Jan
92 y4 Apr
Apr
2
Nov
14
Jan
33
30
22
Jan
16
Feb
3
-
9% Mar 20
47
Mar 12
14
12
2
6% Apr
27
25
Dec
Feb
38
27
85
102% Apr
Oct 28
47
107
15
11% Mar 31
8
43% Dec 22
ioi % Jan
4% Apr
2
7
2
40
33'/a
16%
20
14
20%
14
'6%
7
7
29
28%
*28
11%
56
*55
100
series
pfd 3%%
Motors
Common.—
Apr
16
5
Preferred 3.60%
Jan
5
Preferred
58
16%
*91
1
Inc
90% Jan
107
50c
25c
20%
*11%
55
28%
33%
13Va
29%
28Y4
33%
900
13%
31,299
29 %
29%
1,400
16,600
200
*38
40
*33 Va
33%
*16%
20Va
13%
16%
20%
*16%
14
*1334
*6%
*28%
11%
*53Va
14%
Shares
28%
33%
13%
29
33%
13%
29%
39
33%
39
*33%
20%
14
11%
.55
*6%
*28%
11%
54%
,
—10
——
6%
29%
11%
55
series
23%
3%
11%
llVs
6%
48%
*172
8
46%
6%
100
16%
200
20%
20 V4
2,500
14
1.700
*6 Va
'
0,4
28 Va
*
11%
55
11
55
,{
800
56
Va
200
UV4
29%
180
1
t
•
*55
*55
58
85
103
.
8%
46%
85
103
58
*84
104
100
20%
21
2,300
23 Va
8,900
3%
3a4
4.600
23%
3%
*11
48 %
HVe
11
*113'%
33%.
6%
50
*175;
*7%
,
46%
*
i
11
1
'
i
1,000
*
48'/a
49
115
33%
6%
50%
50 >%
*175
185
46%
■
V
<
x
t
J
(
19,000
•
J
20
60
•
i
100
46%
*55
60
t.
,
8
*7%
■
8,800,
4,000
6%
49 Ya
■r-
,
7,000
33%
6%
1
100
114
33 %
8%
46%
39,900
48'%
114
185
*55
(
I
22%
3%
58S&'/a
104 .
58
85%
85%
103Va 104Va
92
20%
•
22%
*177
187
*7%
8%
46% 46%
180
*7%
46'/4
*89%
20%
48% 49'%
*113% 115%
33% 33'%
6%
6%
49% 50'%
|
9,700
16%
92
11 Vs
*11
16Ya
16%
16%
*89
23%
3%
3%
11%
*173
20%
23%
47% 48%
*113
115%
33
33%
6%
6%
48% 49%
6%
49%
185
8
46%
17
91
20%
23l/a ,23%
3%
3%
48'/a
*112% 116
.
32%
33%
___100
16%
91
96
20%
20%
11%
48%
100
series
4.50%
16%
16%
*90%
17
96
20%
23%
3%
1
_50c
10
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass
I
No par
Rexall Drug Inc
.1—
—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com__.—No par
5%% convertible preferred
100
Reynolds Spring Co———1
Reynolds (E J) Tob class B
10
115%'Mar 17
16
112
5
Republic Aviation Corp.
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
52 % Mar 17
24
28% Jun
31
No par
Corp
Remington-Rand
common
$4.50 preferred —=
Mar 18
3% Nov
47% Dec
33%
13Va
29%
29%
33%
13%
29
40
33%
16%
4
13% Jan
'
Stores
-6%
28%
11%
10
Reliance Mfg Co common..
52 Vu Sep
5
50c
preference
prior
7
7% Jan
7
8% Oct
No par
30% July 24
10
Jan
25
14
*39
/
28%
33%
13%
29
*39%
*33 %
16%
20%
29%
the Week
FridayMay 1
& Co—
div
$1.25
Co.—
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
Reis
7% Mar 20
Bit
Roller
28%
*33%
13
29
*39 V«
33%
*16%
20%
33%
12%
28%
—25
5
_
28 Va Apr
33% Jan
28%
33%
13%
28%
40
34
16%
28%
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
Thursday
Apr. 28
Apr. 2ft
Apr. 30
STOCKS
4, 1953
Con,inued-PaBe 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Previous
Chronicle... Monday, May
r
J
*84%
86'%
200
1
103%
*84%
86%
103% 103Va
103'%
120
1
t
24
74% July
24
65
Jan
5
Richfield
29
23
23
26% Jan
9
77/a Sep
5
24% Apr
6 % Apr
29% Jan
2
17% Apr
10% Dec
Nov
25
40
May
1
X99
Nov
3
103
Apr 23
18% Feb 15
9% Dec
29
19% Oct 29
40% Feb
24
132% Feb
-4
'•'<
30
100
Mar
Feb
65 % July 15
57
10% Apr
17
17% July 18
35% Nov 26
9
24 V2 Apr
16
17
31% Dec
75 '
t
8
43% Jan
5
1
27% Apr
Dec 30
69% Apr
;
33% Jan
30
77% Feb
24
3
275
Feb
18
5
155'
Feb
6
24y4 Feb
6
19
Jan
7
May 29
Dec 31
92
95% Apr
4
97
Jan
11
24
22% Apr
17
18y4Jan
2
13
Apr
33 V4 Jan
2
24% Apr
27
49% May 1
87% Oct 30
59
Dec
10
14
Feb
13
Oct 20
16% Oct
2
102 V4 Jan
8
107
75% Jan
4
86
117% Dec 23
67% Jan
3
12
24% Dec
104
Oct
15
13
103% Apr
16% Sep
Apr
Apr
106% Apr
9
76Va May
1
13% Feb. 25
23% Dec 31
37
NOV
48% Jan
104% Jan
116
'
2
15
2
Aug 27
May 27
38% Oct 6
77
Sep 10
49
32% Mar
Jan
48
*
Mar-13
Apr
34
12% Jan
;
;
21% Jan 14
Jan
7
14-
5.
7
Jan
17
12% Jan
7% Feb
'
109%
23%
16
6
Oct-28
Feb
21
9% Jan-17
103% July 9
49
""
52
Feb"23
99% Jan
9
57% Jan"
2
80% Jan
2
12% Jan
10% Jan
3
2
2
May 16
26% Jan
7
45% Dec 12
10 % Jan
3
.
9
Apr 16
Feb
18
52% Jan 19
98% Feb
2
15% Apr 30
40% Jan. 12
^
4
99
*72
74-
6;
110
110
110
108%
23%
~60
109
23%
4,300
4,500
235/s
77%
76%
—900
22%
23%
22%:
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
22%
223/4
11
11%
*10Va
10%
*11%
11%
11
11V*
lOVa
lOYa
12
12%
11%
12%
12%
1-2%
12
12%
12
12
—__No par
80
80
80
80
8iy2
80
80
36%
37%
37%'.
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
373/4
38
3,400
41
41%
41%
42
41%
42 VB
41%
41%
41%
4l5/8
8,700
1,400
78%
1
^___Nopar
(W A)
—Nopar
Pen Co—__1
1
Cprp_;
Mfg Corp_
Sheraton
Sinclair
43%
43 Va
93%
93%
lOVa
9%
9%
9%
97/s
24%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24s/a
9Ya
253/4
V
.
10
-
320
100
63%
64%
63%:
64%
64%
65%
64 3/4
65%
64%
65%
12,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
14%
16Ya
l6Ya
2,700
"
1
14
14%
14. Vs
14%
14%
*14Va
14%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
32%
32%
32%
32%
*41%
2%
2%
31%
32%
&
150
45%
937/a
24%
26
1,400
13,400
43'
*10
10
1,300
10,600
793/4
93%
43
—s-No par
Steel..—__No par
Saw
Oil
*78
94 %
t
Coalition Mines——5
Cp
77
1
.
Corp of America-:.
King
*80
77
15
Oil
Simmons
10
Corp—__1
-
31%
1,500
*23/«
141/4
2%
1,000
31%
31Ya
3,500
41%
14%
2%
32
100
38%
*41%
38 Va*
41%
38
38%
38%
39%
38 Va
39
38% " 38 Ya
21,200
72
72%
71%'
72
71%
75.
73 Va
74%
73%
75
30%
42
*41%
__No par
_„25
42%'
1
42%
*41 Va
42%
2,800
1,500
"
30%"
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
30%
Inc common—20
15
15%
15
15
14%
15
14J/2
143/4
*14Y8
15
—100
*54
56
54
54
*54
55%
54
100
*63
65%
62%
62%
*62%
65
Smith & Corona TypewritersINo par
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
32%
33%
3?%
33%
34
(Alexander)
3%%
—10
preferred
*
—:
;
54
*54
65
*62%
65
*20
20%
3,100
55%
*62%
*,'■
Aircraft
Amer
•
Co
1
;
17Vb
*125
pfd—100
Gold. & Platinum
•40
.■
51
Jan/13
...
California
Edison
39% Mar 16
Southern
16% Feb
Southern Co (The)—
2
33%
A Apr. 17
:'•••
Rights
South
27 Va Feb. 24
10
-
1
*125
13^/4
13%
17%
137
*
6%
6%
13%
Mar 25
77% Jan
9
15
4
Feb
7% Mar 17
-•
7% Mar 25
105
»
Apr* 16
53% Mar 25
50Ya Mar
5
100% Mar 16
19% Jan
5
49% Mar 20
11
27% Jan
29% Mar 18
9% Mar 19
,
13%
25
17 Va
17%
*125
130
6%
13%"
.
,
54
46 %
47%
46%
46% i
40%
*38%
40%
38%
38%'
*51%
54
*6%
13%
13.%
4
.
*51
53
*47%
*38%
par
; :
;
300
50
2OY4
20V4
*52
•;
463/4
400
333/4
17%
34%
173%
37,000
17%
130'
*125
6%
.
2,200
130
'
63%
7,800
13Ya
6%
15,900
13%
135/a
54"
53
53
47
46
463%
2,100
.39Va
'200
*37Va
39Va
,
*37%
35%
35%
35%
35%:
35 Va
35%
357/a
14Va
14%
14%
143%
3/64
14%
3X2
14%
3l2
14%
A
14
1/64
3/64'
'
200
36%
"
3*2
%!
7,400
14%
46,500
642,300
3/64
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25
25 V4
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26V4
26%
26Ys
263%
3,900
44%
45
44%
45%
45
4sy2;
44 Va
453/a
*44%'
44 Ya
30,900
84%
85
84
*88%
873%
88%
76%
Gas & Elec__Nopar
Natural. Gas ,Co
—7.50
76»/4
74%
76%
77
19,800
1,400
73%
73%
yi!
25
25V4
"1,100
"
No par
'
noncum preferred
.100
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs—100
*73%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc——1
Sparks Withington Co
No par
k
.
35
1/64
Spear & Co common—
:
—1
$5.50 preferred —
—No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
_6
4:50% cum preferred—
50
4.60% preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons_.
1
Sperry Corp (The)™.
1
Spiegel Inc common.
2
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped)-No par
Square D Co_
5
Standard Brands Inq com
No par
>
14%
_5
No par
34
34%
25
5%
80% Mar 25
6%
*
__•—.—•_
(Del)
17%
*125
6%
48%
*50%
50
17%
17%
137
6%
Indiana
Southern
33 Va
'
*
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
28 % Dec
78%
75
1
5% preferred
Bouth Porto Rico "Sugar com.No
8% preferred
1
67% Mar 23
page 24.
23 Va
3,200
99
*72
1
Mar 26
31% Jan.. 6.
see
108'/a
23%
99
16%
*97
,72%
5
South
7% Apr "21
65% Jan
7
For footnotes
111%
23%
23%
104 Va
16%
200
Solvay American Corp 4%
25% Apr- 23
18% Oct«
72 Va
86%
*100%
16 Va
r
11,400
Solar
27
8
18 % Nov 26
*97
*84%
104%
15V4
4.20% preferred
13
'92% Apr
16
*97
86
*84%
*103
74
23%'
:
•
583/g
.
Jun
12
-
16 Va
577/a
Smith
34% Dec
73
-25% Feb 26
22% Jan
44
"
103
17% July 18
31% May 1
7% Nov 16
63% Nov 18
105
Dec. 19
86
104 >/2
1,300
30 y4
30%
*14%
May
53% Feb*
Mar 30
6% Feb-
-
38% Apr 16
15%
30 Va
15%
15
2
100
*103
■;
991
!
106%
23%
*84%
86-
30
30 Va
58%
53 '
6
5% Jan
4
160
87 Va
102
57%
Southern Railway common
6% Jan 29
Aug
86
*98
*14%
92
16
5
87
100
isy*
7
11% Oct 23
1,600
86
*98
100
58 y4
76% Jan
75% Apr
73
6,100
57%
South'n Pacific Co
29
14%
563/g
*14%
49% Mar 18
Dec
14 Va
563/a
*77%
9
76
*56
87
*98
14 Va
56%
14:
„
8,400
15%
42% Feb
Nov 26
14%
56%
600
24%
243/8
78
33% Feb
83% Dec 23
24%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc——15
8
140% Mar 13
Jan 26
80
24%
r
57%
25% Apr 23
3
24%
1,600
77%
25
18
24%
v"
57%
23
Jan
13
*14%:
16
Jan
23
xl3
-130
95
23
13 Va
15%
Dec
66
94%
22%
78 %
Dec
48% Feb 20
95
13
56%
30
65
*92
15,600
22%
15
26
;
10
2IY4
22 Va
"
34% Apr 24
14% Apr 24
47% Dec 23
2,500
300
*
*136
22%
*30
"
Nov 10
71%
*285
56%
Skelly Oil Co_*
Smith (A O) Corp
6
37% Jan* 5
21% Mar 20
1
)
34,500
5
Simonds
43% Mar 20'
11% Jan
2
50% Fel} 24
37% Mar 31
32
72
__No par
Silver
1
43% Mar 20
58% Mar
800
31%
—
&
$4.50 preferred
20
;
26%
.27
13%
i
*86
-
: 104%
*24%
Jan
26%
6,600
35 Va
Servel Inc common—:
3% Jan 29
19
?
16
Sheaffer
21% Mar
May
*103
16%
6
19% Apr 15
32% Apr 24
17
Apr
7
46
85%
104%
16
94%
37
34Y4
23%
,
14%
30
*84%
*84
*103
43
85 % Jan
343/4
21%
56%
,t
87
r 101-
29 %t
29 7/a
29%
—5
'
170
•1,900
'
—100
com
86
108
Co..
70% Feb 25
5
14%
,
8,200
86
13"
57%
94%
Apr 28
28
Mar
14%
56%
*86
94%
36
36
108
*136
94%
24%
*98
.
22
*23
14%
86
312
213/i
:
57%
43%
1/64 Apr 27
28
1
"
i
■#
/■:
'
2,400
Seeger Refrigerator Co_
Seiberling Rubber Co
17yaFebi27
5% Jan
24%
42%
6
135
Sep
5
6% Dec 12
12% Dec 10
24%
26% Feb
2
24
Apr 24
16% Nov 19
21% Apr 22
t
-
.
?
.X.
1,800
;
*107
86%
300
13%
101
36 Va'
35%
86%
87
:
70
v.
23
86
36%
*285
95
11% Mar 25
24
1,100
70
*
*93%''
Jan
16
16 Va
16%
,
*136
L
Sharp •& Dohme common
16% Mar
15%
16%
*290
13
$4.25 cum preferred.:
No par
ShattUck (Frank G) _________No par
34
700
71
23
*98
•4
Seabdard Oil Co of Del—___No par
Sears* Roebuck
Shelter
2
59
-
31 Va
*94
2
Jan
59
;
61
*59 y4
61
71
13%
2
103
9Va
30'/a
94%
109
Shell
42% Jf*n 16
38% Nov 20
38% Oct 16
10
98
*95
18%
27
14%
No par
Shamrock Oil & Gas
62% Apr
143
2
i
•
■
■
500
9
31
23%
—100
Sharon Stee_l Corp____
51%'Mar
29
37% Apr
71% Apr
40% Jan.25
May 6
Apr 14
1,700
18
36
21%
Seabd Air Line RR Co com—No par
Seaboard Finance Co
_1
27
Mar 11
2
54
38
<
9%
27%
312
74
6
40■»
7
3
Jan
97 Va
38'%
119%
38%
•
*116 Va
18 Va
30%
:
*97
73% Mar
30% Jan
18
Dec 23
preferred
preferred
40% Mar 27
Apr
6
2% Apr 23
July 16
69
•
2,600
9
*27
57
_No par
25
(The)
43 % Mar 16
14
7
52
19%
18
34 Va
X21%i
74
17% Jan
66% Mar 22
„
*
9%
33%
69%
*290
100
17
80% Apr
22% Apr
8% Jan
9
45% Jan 17
50% Dec 16
,
■
200
18%
33
70 %
74
24
Feb
Nov
.
97 Va
97%
*86%
30%
*98
16
Nov 20
2
38 Va
107%
29%
—100
62% Apr
13% Feb
7
I
'
2,300
36%
19%
118 Va
27 Va
*27
___100
20
30
7
4.40%
3.35%
24% Jan
17% Mar 12
16% May
124% May
4% Feb
l
9
38% July 24
19% Aug 27
32% Oct 15
Scranton Elec Co
9% Jan
102 y4 Jan 26
20
38Va
118Va
38%
108%
24%
.15c
preferred
conv
preferred
14
3
53
4.30%
80
11% Oct 15
:€3%
*35%
19 Va
19%
108
22%
94%
,
1.40
Scovill Mfg Co common
26
93% Mar 25
16
July
19%
33%
*135
*23
10
__5
!
13%
100
_No par
12 % Mar 12
40% Jan
Dec 23
4y8 Jan
32
X38% Nov 18
i
10
17% Dec 23
28
t
series A
preferred
3.65%
84
i
•
24
38% Mar 31
May 28
8
29 y2 Jan 29
87
Mar 15
2
$4
13
Feb
30%
21%
—5
common
Co common—
preferred
3
25
27%
30
70
79% Jan 29
i
27%
"i
/
86%
108
32%
298
$3,40
17% Jan 29
36% Apr
10% Sep
23% July 31
65% Feb 27
13% July
10% Jan
5
107
x8Y4 Feb 28
2,600
18
173/4
v
".
9 •*'
36%
86%
108
33%
298
14% Feb
76% Jan. 21
42% Jan 30
7
i
33
•
35%
36
87
108
*135
2
Feb
35%
86%
1067/8
100
-
Scott Paper
12
86% Feb
110
''
5
70
6
4
x96% Jan 11
18
36
■
300
6%
6%
6V2
17%
36
24%
18"
16%
26%'Mar 27
82 y2 Nov 26
■
*95
'
16%
7
24
Mar 13
Dec
Va
9%''*
18%
16%
25
31% Jan
t
16
1st pfd 4.40%
20
Feb
-
9%
16
(Jacob)
23
11% Apr
43
V 97
*95
9%
9
*59%
Seagrave Corp '
22% Apr
10% Apr
Oct 16
6Va
18
118
59%
17% Mar 24
3
60% Feb
14% Jan 29
33
38%
118
59%
17
13% Dec 29
31% Feb 20
38%
116%'
59%
56% Apr
7% Feb 25
68
7
28
22% Feb.
2
62% Dec 10
15
19%
59%
:
•
Sangamo Electric CoSavage Arms Corp..
Schenley Industries Inc.
Schering Corp
v 6
91% Jan
9
30
9% Oct 27
18 y4 Jan
6%
■
36%
»
1
Typewriter
St Regis Paper Co
Mar 23
105
8
72% Apr
Jan
17
16
101'
3
12% Feb
50% Feb 29
*36
18
7
59 ■£ Feb
14
15% Jan
1
75
15
Apr
6
13
Jan
28
29% Apr ; 7
83
Apr 24
3
19% Jan
36%
1
116%
97%
*95
.-
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co___100
5% noncum preferred
100
5
<
15% Mar. 6
16
85% Apr
27
30
Jan
101
30
May 9
May 21
Apr
54'
89 Va Apr 29
116% Jan 30
14% Jan
:
Feb
24
23% Oct 29
Jan
155
30
13
312-
6
17% Jun
85
27%
6%
17%
19%" '
38
38
116
100
Preferred series A 5%*—
23% Mar 25
29% Oct 30
'
5,000
18 V8
2
Dec
Dec
94
Apr 21
105% Jun 30
38
116
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power Co_Nopar
St L San F Ry Co common
No par
29% Mar 20
6
312
103
1,400
58
17%
:
19%
19%
20
Safeway Stores common
5
4% - preferred
10
4%% conv preferred——100
21
26% May
23
35 Va Jan
27'%
57%
*24%
rl8Vs
Ruppert
21
92% Mar 10
175
102% Oct 23
27%
24 Va
Ruberoid Co' (The)——.—No par
36% Apr
108% Apr
7
,
36%
No par
Corp
common
preferred series A
•4%
61% Apr
7
17% Mar 23
9
8
Nov
Co
Ronson Art Metal Work's Inc_—_1
27
Mar
El
&
Royal
Oct
x88
Gas
Haas
29
Feb
,
&
30
150
'
Rochester
Rohm
13
205
9
17%
36%
19%
______1
Jan
x60% Feb
16% Jan
18
*35%
50
22% Jan
26
Feb
32!
28% July 31
22% Apr
Roberfshaw-Fulton Controls
3
Apr 24
103
6
Feb
54
preferred series A_.
10% Jan
32% Jan 23
86' May 1
99% Feb 21
107% Nov 26
Oct
17%
27%
57'/a
*24
6% I,
6%
6'/s
*6%
27 V4
55
24%
25
'
28
14% Jan
84
__
-
56%
24%
56 r.;
*24%
common______20
Inc
27%
'55 ;
27%
54%
24%
'
9
Apr
99% Sep 10
35 y4 Oct 23
21% Mar
'
2
29% Feb 29
56'/a
24%
'
9'
18
Jan
54
Mills
4.50%
18
Apr
37% Apr
3
24% Jan
55%
No par
Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins
44% Mar 10
24
24
24
115
Jan 22
155
3'
97% Apr
4
110
Roan
8% Mar 13
27 % Mar
26%
27
No par
Corp—
,
35% Apr
18% Apr
48% Jan 23
16% May 2
33% Jan 16
C
Oil
27
1
Ritter Company
2*7% Dec 10
17
Manufacturing Co
2
54% Apr
»
5% May 13
is% Dec 16
35% Dec
Rheem
29% Mar 18
25% Jan
9
53% Feb 27
23% Mar 5
14
*12%
14
^
6% '
7
6%
6Va
110%
51%
52V4
-
55%
*99
S5%
100
87
14.
6%
7%
7%
*103% 116%
7.'
*103%
Vi
51%
■
*55Y4
*99
51%
56
100
87%
76%
*73%
14
89
V
77 t'
14
14
55%
100
55%
42%
43%
43%
43%
28
28%
81%
8
8%
66
26%
8%
*65%
28%
26%
28 Vs
81%
52
56
1,100
6%
J, 800
6%
52%
56
100%
15%
42%
56
-
1,200
3,400
-
330
100 Ya
60
153%
155%
43%
433%
5,000
8,400
*
8
10
56%
*99
43%
100 y2
.
*7%
73%
*103s%" 110%
52
52%
-
15%
100
43%
6i
133%
6%
7%
42%
26%
27%
13%
110 %
15%
8Va
14
7%
52 >.
15%
66 Va
26%
75
*103%
51%
15%
-
78
*73%
*7%
7%
*10^% 110%
15%
8
*77%
6V2
15%
26
77 Va
75
6%
6%
15%
*65%
87
77 Va
*73 Va
75
S
66
65%
8y#
65%
65%
26%
26 Ya
26 Vi
263%
28% r
28 Vi
28%
•28%'-
4,100
65 Ya
26%'
28%
8y8l
8
81% Apr 27
14% Apr 20
81%
82
61%'
*61%
82
*811%'
6
Standard Coil Products Co :lnc._-—1
16
16%
16~
16%
16
16%
Xl6
16 Va
151%-
16
20% Mar 18
Stand Gas' & Elec. Co,com—_No par
18%
18 V4
18%
18
18%
18%
18y4
18%
183%
3,100
8,700
82
17% Jan*
17% Jan 14
70
-
91
-Feb
U
$3.50 preferred
—
1—No par
--81%
is y8
110
6,500
=
7,000
■-
f,
i
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-
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'
Number 5217
Volume 177
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1919)
Continued—Page 11
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
35% Oct 23
<
5
Standard Oil
of
California—No par
50%
51%
50%
51%
51%
52 VB
513A.
52%
52 Vb
52%
2
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
25
70%
71%
70%
71%
71
71%
70'A
71%
70'A
71%
19,200
Jan
25
68
Apr
24
78% Jan
5
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
15
68'A
68 3A
68%
69 %
69
70%
69
70 '/a
69 Vb
70'/a
56,500
22
34 % Apr
28,
38% Jan
5
Standard Oil
of
Ohio
common
10
34%
34%
34%
343A
34%
34%,
343A
35
95
17'
-100% Jan
12
343A
95%
Apr
'
5
12% Jan
22% Feb
27
27% Nov
13% Mar 26
Stand
Standard Steel
10
24 % Jan
6
27
Mar 25
61% Nov 12
58% Jan
14
65
Mar 26
2
45
Nov~28
40% Feb
17 » July 3
43% Jan 31
15%, Jan
6
32% Apr
27.
34% Jan
27
93
88% Apr
28
94% Jan
14
9,% Mar
.13% Mar 24
32 V* Oct 22
23
Apr 30
-
_100
1
common
1
Spring
preferred
convertible
•
10%
10'A
10%
10% '
10%
44%
*42 %
43% :
43
Sterchi ,:Bros
1
*16%
16%
*16%
Sterling Drug Inc common
5
3%"% preferred --it———100
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
15
32%
333/b
33 VB
33%
33%
33%
90
90
883%
88%
89
90
Corp—
1
22% Dec
30
20% Apr
6
23% Feb
2
Stewart-Warner
17% Sep
2
15
Apr
6
17% Feb
2
Stix
Mar 31
,
Baer
Inct-^--—
Stores
/
21
21
21%
21
21V4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
900
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,300
17
16 %
14%
16%
9
43% Feb
2
Studebaker
35% Dec
31
27% Apr
28
35% Jan
10% Jan
21
9% Jan
2
Apr
79% Jan
4
3
94% Jan 29
114% Jan
8
119% Feb
71% Apr
113
15
28
24% Apr
24% Jun
16
22% Dec
18
26% Apr
3
8% Oct
Oct
19
82% Jan
-
5
117
7
$4.50 series
21% Mar 25
24
Jan
2
20% Apr
23
24% Jan
26
23% Mar 26
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
29
Sunshine Mining Co
18% Apr
27% Jan 26
30
25
Jan
14
27% Mar 19
2
112% Nov 24
105% Jan
7
110% Mar 27
10% Jan
24
,14% Dec 15
12% Jan
13
30% Oct
30
35% Jan 22
35% Jan
2
26% Aug 26
81% Jan
May
41% Dec
2
32 % May
102
115
5% Oct
1
23
13 % Jan
13
*
Dec
33% Apr
7
Jan
85% Jan
26
111% Jan
7% Feb
5
7% Jan 21
6% Jan
15% Nov 28
4% Mar 11
9% Dec
34% May 19
46% Dec
16
27% Oct
16
2
Jan
41
27
3
5,
Texas
Jan
2
54% Apr
24
Co
36% Apr
6
42"% Feb
195% Mar 28
128
Oct
Jan
8
32% Jan
Apr
23
165
Jan
116
Apr
24
138
Mar
Dec 30
Pacific
23
42%, Jan
2
47% Mar 19,
2
10% Apr
30
12% Mar
Textron
7
15% Apr
24
31
15% Feb
29
6
12% Jan
43% Feb 14
7
2
Jan
5
42
37
Inc
$1.25
17% Jan 20
14% Mar 10
*24 %
*20%
21%
21
*113%
7l%
71 %
71
8%
9
*510
9'A
16,200
600
241/4
20%
20%
21
1,500
70%
70
70
2,000
9
8%
20
26%
26%
8%
529
*515
3,800
8%
526
100
*
193/4
193A
1,300
26%
26%
26%
1,200
20
*19%
26%
*107
1073/4
*107
40
18%
241/4
*510
19%
1073/4
*107
1073/4
1,900
114%
,.'18%;
24i/4
9
530
26%
*26 %
27
8%
*113'A
18% M8%
*70
19%
19
19 %
24%
*510
533
'
114%
73
20%
71
530
.
72
24'A
21
70%
107%
*107
107%
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14'A
15
14%
37%
37 VB
37 Va
37%
37%
37 VB
37%
373/8
37%
4,400
35
353/8
34%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
361%
14,600
84%
*83 Va
843A
*83%
106 Va
106%
106'A
6 Va
6%
6%
*84%
85%
84%
84%
84 Va
*105%
106%
105'A
106 %
106%
6%
6%
6 3/b
6%
6 3/b
14%
14%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
42'A
42%
42%
42%
42%
6%
50
84%
107
1,000
4,400
6%
14%
14%
14%
*14
10%,..
;
10%
10%
*10%
10%
1,300
43
14'/b
14%
*14
%r
106
300
14%
44
44%
44
44%
1,800
500
14%
53V4
52 3/b
53
52%.
53%
53
53%
53%
53%
17,600
49%
501/2
49
49%
49
49%
49
51
50%
513/a'
22,400
9OV4
91
90'A
91
91%
93
913A
92%
913/4
923/4 '
4,900
38%
38%
37%
38 %
38
38%
37%
37%
37%
383/%
3,900
120
122
122
122
125%
125%
126
130
131
132
119
119
*118
123
126
128%
128
128%
129
129
No,par
—50c
—No par
44%
45%
10%
10%
15%
16'/a
common.—5
.No par
13.3/4
Co.
preferred
,
44 %•
43%
44
44
44%
5,500
10%
3,100
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*16
16'/a
16
16
16%
16 Va
14
14 VB
14
14
14
14
3,800
39%
393/8
393/8
39%
*39%
40
260
;*iov8
10%
10 %
10%
*10
10%
11
10 3A
*16
(16 Va
14 VB
14%
39
'
39
141/4
383/4
No par
1
*10'/a
10%
7%
7%
preferred-—50
*40%
41%
*40 3/4
41V4
41 Vb
2 V4
*2%
*11%
$2.40 conv preference
4,800
1,000
43%
44%
44
X 38 3/4
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Mar 26
1,500
721/4
Trust-
common
conv
9%
98 Va
36%
1
Pacific Ry Co.———<—100
Texas &
9
5,100
9%
*96 3A
72
,18% i
20%
*14%
certificates
share
29%
9%
52'A
& Oil
Land
18"% Feb
,
14
35% Dec
Pacific Coal
Texas Utilities
f
12% Oct
Sulphur.
Sub
29'A
29%
;98%
10
Producing Co—
46% Nov 19
17
15% Nov
24
Gulf
18% Jan
24
10% Nov
115
135
16
86
1
Gulf
Texas
110% Jan
28,300
10
-No par
——————
Texas
Texas
Texas
16
Jan
90% Apr
116% July 14
46% Jan 12
15
32% Oct
34
Dec 31
37
100% Apr
18%
8
-5
25
Corp
Tennessee
18%
9
(James)
Talcott Inc
Telautograph Corp
16
47% Mar
7
114
18%
1
Gould Corp
Symington
25
58
Apr
52% Apr
23
*113'A
114
*113
24%
*107
3,200
34%
*96%
72
9
25
15 % Mar 25
20
71%
530
America (The)—4.16%
12 % Feb
5
8% Jan
14
16
60% Jan 29
50% Oct
40
71%
71
,-100
—
25%
34%
9%
713A
*24'A
26%
25%:
34%
9%
98% f
'24%
*18%
25%
29 Vb
*95/h
*96%'
20%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com-—7.50
$4 preferred
—
No par
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)—-No par
5
2
Jan
*.
:
.'.Swift & Co
39% Mar 18
82
4
preferred
4.40%
Sweets Co of
15
103% Mar 31
4
89% Aug 25
1,4
15% Apr
29%
9%
98 %
*24%
Superior Steel Corp—
.50
Sutherland Paper Co common-.—5
20
102 % Jan
22% Apr/ 24
28%
9%
*96%
18% J18%
of California——25
Superior Oil
Mar 27
22% Jan
7
283A
100
25 Va, 1
9%
12.50
10c
27
10% Jan
600
27%
,
34%
,
98%,
113
71% Apr
27
29%
113
4% 'U; preferred-
A
6
Apr
29
74
28
•«,
35%
73
8% Apr
530
25%
34%
No par
66% Feb
Apr 14
253/4
35%
9%
11
570-
25%
34%
*96%
Oil Co.common.:.
Sun
Class
1
24
25 V*
35%
100
Sum-ay Oil Corp common
1
4 %% preferred series A__i—25
5%% conv 2nd pfd'ser 1950—20
r
6
Jan
25%
1
common
*16%
!
25%
A preferred—No par
Chemical Corp
Sun
.2
11% Jan 18
16
Oct- 17
490
3
70% Dec
1
May
63
Apr
17% Apr
22% Jan
6
28
Feb
17
*16%
17
35'A
—r——1
Corp
*16%
17
*16%,
Corp __—.——No par
Sunbeam
5
10% Mar 13'
99
Mar 20
2,700
21-
28% Jan
95
6,500
14 3/B
24
101% Jun 27
28%
15%
24
17
283A
20%
25% Apr
96
28 3/4.
14%.
34% Apr
26% May 20
60
28%'
15%
30% Aug <6
6
21
*■
28%
,
21
40% Dec 31
17% Mar
28%
300
4,500
91
,
14%,
8
7
29%
17'A
33%
333/b
*90
15%
5
16% Jan
28 %
300
20%
Jan
21
29
8,200
44
*17
33%
,91
100
10%
*42 Va
,
17
33 V*
2,500
60%
103/b
43
*89
-
24%
5
Co—
31% Feb
Feb
!
1,700
24%
*59
10%
17
16%;
29
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference-——:
20
Stone & Webster^-—„——_No par
15% Mar 11
16%
123/4
5
Corp
Fuller
&
17
7,900
12 3A
61
*43%
10
U8
24%
10'A
2
16% Nov 21
24 Va-
*59
44
36% Jan
14
60%
10%
23
10
24%
*59
28,600
97
*94
12%.
43%
28% Apr
Jun
,24%
60%
96%
12%
,
5
Warner
3
16%
123A
24%
.
*94
96%
12%
Starrett Co/(The) L-S—No par
Stanley
2
44% Jan
23
58 %
*
r
*94
123A
24%
24%
59
12%
17% Mar 30
..
32% Oct 29
18% May
24%
59
95%
*94
12%
34%
,
45% Mar 27
11 % Mar
5
5
50
123/4
Ry equip Mfg Co_
4'/o
.
*94
preferred series A
3%%
2
6
18% Oct-
Shares
59% Jan
18
8% Nov
May 1
81% Jan
15% Jan
23
the Week
Friday
Apr. 30
27
100% Sep
13% Oct
Sales for
Thursday
30
10
14% Nov
PRICES
50% Apr
30
Dec
SALE
Apr. 29
70% Apr
Jan
91
HIGH
Wednesday
;
Mar 15
11J/4 Oct
36% May
Apr. 28
47 % Jan
Oct 16
Jim
AND
Tuesday
Apr; 27
85
16
53
Monday
Par
64% July 23
3
70% Oct
94
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
92
50 % Jan
72
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
2:
700
'
10% Oct
10
9% Apr
17
8
Nov
26
12% Feb
1
7% Apr
17
41
Nov
25
48
Feb
15
40% Feb
16
% Nov
10
4
Jan
18
1%'Jan
15
14% Jan 22
*
12% Apr
15% Feb
8
42% May
1
59% Dec
16
91% Jan
9
■98% July
Jun
17
11
8% Jan
2
8
9%. Jan
14
Feb
27
14% Mar 12
24
61% Mar 26
Apr
20
97% Jan
2% Jan
7
3% Jan
2
28
*2Vb
2%
12%
12%
xl2 %
12 %
523A
53 %
*89
x21% Jan
4
24
46%,Jan
5
12
13% Mar 25
25% Jan
22
29% Mar 19
Transamerica Corp
3
17% Apr
23
20 % Feb
25
Trans
7
21
Apr
24
25
Feb
2
15
Apr
24
17% Jan
'
23
28
,22
4
Jan.-'2
12% Dec
9
16% Oct
25 % Mar
41% Apr
12% Jan
49
May
29% Mar 27
27%. Mar 25
Mar 3]
22% Nov
18
13% Jan
8
17% Dec
9
Jan
10
112% Dec
15
109% Apr
13
112% Feb
16
15"% Jan
3
21% Feb
15
16% Jan
2
20% Jan
30
40% May 19
44% Feb
15
44
,Jan
6
47% Feb
25
16% Aug 25
21% Dec
4
20
Apr
23
24% Jan
30-
47% Aug 25
10% Oct 27
60"% Dec
10
69% Jan
30
16
56% Apr
13% Jan
29
14% Dec
8% July 15
12% Dec
9
11% Jan
15
14% Apr
42% Apr
..
2
Jan
31
38 '
Dec
11
36% Jan
7
7% Dec
22
12% Jan
7
7% Apr
23
27-
19 % Mar 25
29-
29'
9% Mar 20
$3.50
Tide
Water
2
—5
Transue & Williams Steel—No par
Tri-Continental Corp common.
1
$6 preferred ———--.No par
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
1
Preferred series A (conv)——50
Tung-Sol Electric Co-common
1
Conv 5 %
series of 1952
—50
20th Century Fox Film new
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred.——50
World Airlines Inc
Co———1
Twin Coach
23A
*27
53 Vb
*89
91%
23%
23
6,000
42.%
43%
433/8
44
43%
44%
12%
123/B
12'A
12%
12%
123/8
3,500
5,700
26 Va
263/4
26 3/8
26%
13,800
42 V2
42 Va
12%
123/8
253/4
26 3/b
I73/4
173/4
*173/4
18
21%
21%
*22
22 Va v
15 VB
153/B
20
*55%
20%
<
26%
18%
*18
22 Va
22
22
15%
15%
*109%
1103/b
110%
109%
110
18%
15%
18,000
110%
18%
17%
46
203/4
20 3A
20%
56%
57
58
700
18
*44%
16%
i.
16%
100
16%
203/4
20 3A
2,10O
58
58%
58 Va
230
16%
16%
13%
14 Va
14'A
14%
14
40%
42 Vb
42 3/B
42%
42
42
7%
7%
7%
8
8
8
2,100
20%
,;
14
8
200
153%
109%
■
44%
17
41%
1,500
18
18
203/a
— ■
13,500
22%
44%
57
16%
— —
*21%
•
17%
*44%
16%
*7%
18
28
45 3A
17%,
17% !■
46 Va
13%
40%
*263A
15%
15%
*55%
263/4
18
*22
15%
20%
57%
'
26%
17%
2,000
22'A
12%
*44 Va
3
223A
423/4
17%
20
92%
23
223/4
47
5,000
53%
22%
12%
1103A
3
53'A
22
42'/a
17%
*90
2%
22%
22%
*44 %
91%
23A
23%
22%
no
53%
90
90
100
200
12
22'A,
213A
22 3/4
110
53%
2%
*11%
1,200
2%
28%
22
15 VB
12
7%
41
*27
22%
25%
*2%
*11%
28%
21%
-
7%
41
533%
*27
27V2
*26%
28
41%
2%
*2%
91%
22%
22
73/4
403/4
f
12
*2%
2%
2%
23/4
7%
41%
2%
53
91 Va
52%
*89
*
73/4
7%
7%
*7%
V:
—15
com——5
A% preferred
——---.—100
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
15
23 % Dec
18% Apr 15
39% Oct 23
3
Xl0% Jan
10
28
10%
*10
Corp.No par
(J R)Thompson Products Inc
Thompson
preference
,-No par
Associated Oil
10
Timken-Detroit Axle
—'■
5
Timken Roller Bearing
No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)
—5
26% Feb
21% Apr
*.
2%
27% Mar 12
22
29
common.!
23% Jan
25
Oct
105
Co
$2.50 convertible
tThird Avenue Transit
2% Mar 25
51% Apr
July 28
31,
July 28
24% July 7
———f
Thermoid
90
3
4
22% Jun
18
28
12% Jan
44
Fair
The
/
16%
14%
19,100
16%
9,100
14
,
14
41%
41%
1,760
8%
700
*8
4
iii
;
Oct
16
47% Oct
30
12
<
15% Feb
2
12% Apr
14
14% Feb
2
56% Feb
4
45% Apr
27
55% Jan
15
8
1
12%
12%.
12%
12%
12%
13
13%
13%
*13%
No par
_5
45%
46 3/4
45%
46
45%
46%
46%
46%
463A
133/s
47%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
123/4
& Paper Corp
20
44%
45%
44%
45
45
45%
45%
46
453/B
453/4
5,300
Carbon
No par
65%
66 %
66 3/B
663A
66%
65
%
66%
65%
66%
16,500
22'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
6,300
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood
Corp
&
14% Aug
6
12% Feb
6
26
50
2
44% Apr
27
49% Mar 20
Union Bag
57
Feb
27
72% Dec 30
64% Apr
23
72%. Feb
Union Carbide
23
Dec
30
Jan
22
104
Jan
2
111
101% Apr
22
110
May
9
98
97
3
93
25
83% Jan
Jan
15
35% Oct
16
94
Jan
24 % Dec
22
15
Apr 30
July 31
91% Jun
45% July. 9
Mar 20
Feb
94
5
Apr 21
104
94
84
.
Apr 23
37% Jan
106
121 % Mar 31
Apr
11
12
1
33 y8 Jan
104% Dec
101% Jan
8
xl3
Nov
57% Oct
27% Apr
16
17
17
95
107
Sep
17% Feb
46 3/4
*44Vt
103 VB
*103 "A
104
104
28
28
19
10 %
4
107
Jan
24
Feb
18
5% Jan
29
67
5
21
74
Feb
8
15% Dec
22
21% Jan
2
Apr 20
5% Feb
11
19
Oct
Jan
15
24
Jan
2
49
13% Apr
20
86
5
11
9% Mar 13
72% Mar 13
17% Jan
18
27
16% Feb
2
30
64% Jan 30
51% Apr 23
58 % Jan
14
24% Jan
2
29% Aug
34% Sep
6
26% Apr
30
30
19
31% Jan
15
37% Feb
24
15% Jan
2
11% Apr
22
54% Jan
9
51% Apr
24
65
11
73
Apr
102% Aug
1
96% Jan
7
31% Dec 31
97% Jan
14
101
30% July 26
12% Oct
19
May
2
26
Mar 31
20
119
Aug 27
109% Apr
28
120
Jan
8
179
164% Apr
27
175
Jan
9
May
27% Dec
9
16
2
24% Apr
24
61
Mar 19
66
Sep
8
63
Jan
2
25"% Jan
2
10% Jan
12
9% Dec
For
5
footnotes
see
page
24.
Jan
Jan
35
10
3
5
5
20
common—10
No par
10
Carton Corp
Carbon Co
No par
Unfted-Carr Fastener —No par
Stores com__30c
preferred
.100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_i
1% preferred
100
United Cig-Whelan
$3.50 convertible
Cpal
Cos
5
Engineering & Foundry
United Fruit
5
No par
Co
Corp—'
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United
Gas
Merch &
United
U
S & Foreign
$4.50
U
U
S
U
7
U
Inc.
Securities
_1
No par
—No par
No par
Co
.20
100
S Gypsum
7%
Mar 16
Mfrs
1st preferred
Freight
S
Co common
preferred
Hoffman Machinery
4%%
35'A
98%
34%
United
35% Jan-23
68
Feb
9
13% Apr
98
35
Board &
Mar 26
31% Jan
167
101% Feb
Mar 27
13% Mar
983/4
35
Inc
United
United
22
14% Apr
28%
98
United Electric
53% Oct
7
27%
series of 1952.100
of America—No par
Lines
preferred
$4.50
103
27%
Preferred 41/2%
United Biscuit
8
14% Oct
May.
United Air
21
16% Mar 20
preferred-——100
convertible
5%
30
37% Feb
4% Feb
5% Nov
Feb
32% Mar 25
104% Jan
noncumulative preferred—50
No par
5
4%
29
22
5% Mar 21
47
24
106% Jan
3% Apr
2
4
34%
16
7
107
47 VB
28% Jan
Feb
383A
38%
1073/4
443A
11
4% Jan
50
*94
38 %
107%
33%
61% Jan
31% Feb
25
69% July 9
95
38%
107%
46%
7'
4% Apr
*94
preferred
S Leather Co
*102
14%
53%
30%
3%
*74%
5%
*6%
59%
*14Vs
14'/a
*102
*102
103
15
.35'A
15
38%
107%
46 Vb
46%
44%
46%
443/B
95
39
95
39%
28%
98%
35'A
»•
15'A
15'A
108
2,100
*46%
47
2,500
44
44
35%
35%
1051/2
*103%
103
600
28%
28%
28 3/b
29
12,000
99
1,100
35%
1,000
98
*35%
*102
15
98%
35V2
103
15VB
*971/2
35'A
*102
*14%
35%
102%
15'/a
533/4
53%
533A
54'A
54%
*54%
55%
54%
55
30%
30%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
*30%
31
33/4
3%
33A
33/4,
3%
33A
3%
3%
75%
*74%
75%
5%
5 Ve
5'A
7%
58 Vb
14%
,
143/4
5%
*75
75%
75
5%
5%
5VB
7
7
63A
75
5VB
63/4
900
600
5,000
20
11,500
700
7
58'A
14%
75%
33/4
600
7'A
*58
63A
63/4
60
5 Vb
600
10,200
35 Vb
30'A
*75
80
8,100
107%
*103%
35%
104
103
443/b
95
38%
108
59%
58%
58%
*57%
60
143/s
143/a
14%
*14%
14%
700
14 VB
14%
14%
14%
141/B
14%
2,600
14%
'
1
110
14 Va
143/B
52
52%
52 3/b
53%
52%
53%
523/8
52%
52%
523A
13,900
27%
273A
27%
27%
27 V4
27%
26%
271/s
26 3A
27V4
11,800
35
11%
35'A
35
35'A
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
2,100
12%
14,400
54 3A
4,500
53
*100
12'/a
11%
12%
53%
53 Vb
54
102
273/b
27%
110
110%
164%
164%
5
24%
*66%
—No par
15'/a
*98
39 3/b
107 Va
14'A
100
com
103
80
84
95
*94
*83
*44'A
2
6
94
84
33%
53% Apr
3% Feb
38 3/b
*83
473/a
13% Jan
33% Feb
107
86
44%
11
12
94
25
50
*83
1,500
6,300
1,500
90
333/8
70% Mar 19
26% Nov
par
103
*88
86
*83%
*102
90
47 VB
104% Mar 25
18
86
102
*88
44'A
Apr 23
34% Feb
37% July 25
91%
*83%
102
90
United Aircraft Corp common
102% Mar 12
2
l
21
*89
par
102
*88
Union Tank Car Co
24
30% Jan
par
102
90
6
31% Apr
91% May
102 3/4
*88
40 % Mar 20
40% Jan
31
24% May
22%
*101%
46% Mar 26
46% Apr
12
38% Dec
30
22 3/b
102%
50% Jan
25
42% Aug
1
Jan
22 V4
102%
7
50 % Nov
1
May
107
Pacific RR Co common
Union
221/4
par
22 'A
6
4
37% May
3
Jan
43 V8 Mar 23
series
$4.50
x66
5
45 % Jan
101% Jan
Jan
87% Jan
100
No
Preferred $3.70
series—— No
Preferred $3.50
series
No
Preferred $4 series
—No
Union Oil
of California
Preferred
Jan
10
Elec Co of Mo common
Union
24 % Mar
&
115% Jan
2
28
2
24
Jan
100
13% Jan
Rubber Co
Union Asbestos
43 % Jun
11% Jun
.s •)
M i
U
13
25
*100
27%
109'A
*160
25 Vb
67%
*66%
13 VB
123A
102
12*
53%
*100
12'A
12
12%
12%
54%
53%
54'/8
53%
100
101
100
100
100
260
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
293A
1,600
111
110
1103A
110%
1103A
109%
110%
3,400
165
*160
'
27%
253/s
67
12%
25'A
*66%
13 VB
*160
165
25%
67
.
13%
165
*160
165
10
25%
25V8
25VB
1,600
65%
66%
651/2
651/2
80
13
13'/a
13
13
25 V8
2,400
; 1
24
The Commercial and Financial
(1920)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Highest
185/b Jan
23% July 21
8% Nov 24
3
20
Jan
7% Apr
22% Jan
2
8
9
17
*7% Dec
9
35% Oct
23
39% Dec
8
37
Sep
19
67
Jan
4
58% Apr 23
56
Apr
Jan
22
Mar
U
6
26% Oct
16
34% Mar 21
28% Jan
20
32% Feb
2
x81'/4 Jun
17
90
Mar 28
81% Apr
21
85% Jan
5
90 Va Dec
31
102% Jan
31
91
Feb
20
97% Apr
22% Oct
16
30% Dec
31
27% Apr
6
31%Ja»
6
2
136 Va Jan
2
146% Feb
6
132% Apr
24
53
Oct
30
87% Mar 29
52% Apr 23
67% Jan
2
61
Jan
3
68% May 29
61
66% Feb
23
S
U
42 Va Dec
144
138% May 16
31
Jan
2413
20
23
Feb
36% July 25
41
May 18
19 % Oct
44 Va Jan
5
1
144 Va Jan
8
21% Feb
26
37% Mar 27
39 Va Jan
29
May
19% Jan
5% Jan
7
7% Apr
10
6% Jan
8% Dec
24
10% Jan
11
8% Apr
x87% Oct
22
94
Jun
27
2% Apr
23
4% Jan
19
27
21 % May
23
May
Apr
May 23
28 Va Apr
34
Jan
16
14
Feb
61
July 28
23
45% Aug 14
6
30
17% Jan
4
Jan
16
31
Feb
17
2
16% Apr
30
65
Jan
29
38% Feb
18
14% Jan
167
7
31% Apr
7
28
Dec
12
15% Jan
23
25% Dec
9
27% Dec
31
20
108
2
94
Jan
18
31% Oct
2
17
68 Va Dec
29
19%
20
38%
38%
6%
6%
6%
9
9%
9
8%
9
8%
9
87
*83%
87
*83%
87
Stores
$4.20
2d pfd_5
noncu
*83%
preferred—No par
Paper Inc coramon__2
Wall
convertible
4%
Universal
8%
2%
2%
26%
♦25%
26%
•25%
26%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
23%
23%
23 Va
25%
1
15%
_100
No par
preferred.:
Light Co
4 Va %
2%
•25%
2 %
*156%
Pictures Co Inc
com
—
Utah Power &
16 Va
63 Va
31%
40
2.50
Inc
40%
14%
16%
25%
*156
2%
23
23%
*26
7,900
2%
26
1,000
26
*156
158
600
16%
16'A
16%
16%
16%
63 Va
63%
63'/a
64
64
31'A
31'A
31 %
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
40%
40'%
41
39%
31'A
30,400
23
26
160
*156
600
27
2%
23
23
*25%
25%
158
260
5,000
3
2%
3
1,400
*62%
15%
31
10
*22%
25%
161
3
15%
15%
15%
31%
31'/a
9%
24'/4
16%
•64
7,700
70
65
1,000
15
•31%
41
41%
5,600
15
15
15
2,200
31%
40%
41%
15%
31 %
•31
16
31%
31%
127%
126
126
1,300
126
128%
126
Mar 20
Apr 28
100
Jan
23
5
*157
31%
24
25%
25%
161
*62%
Corp of America—No par
Co
3
•126
92
-
*83%
26%
100
preferred
Universal
87
2%
•26
Tobacco com_No par
Leaf
9
1
Corp
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal
♦83%
87
*2%
9
1
50
preferred
American
9
*126
5
36% Mar
11
18
19%
38%
6%
127'/a
8
29
44% Jan
13%
*38%
63A
127 Va
2
29
8
19%
38'/a
*6%
•126
Jan
Apr
5
19%
38'A
6%
*126
27% Jan
Apr
35 </, May 22
19%
38%
126
114% Jan
27
16% Apr
28% Mar
19%
*6%
126
100
30
137
126
14
4
39%
40
137%
*38 Va
common
5%
24V2
Victor Chemical
preferred-—
3%%
35% Feb
2
Feb
19
30
39% Feb
16% Apr
27
l'18
28
Apr
29
30
61% Apr
27
70% Mar
Mar
Jan
div
6%
Virginia Ry Co common
6%
preferred——
2
Visking
4
Vulcan
If
7%
9%
24%
24%
24 Va
92%
*90%
'119 Va
9%
19%
9%
9%
2.300
24%
24'%
243/8
2,000
24%
24%
•90%
92'/4
19%
*119%
9%
24%
24%
•90%
19%
122
24
24%
24%
92%
19%
19%
122
23%
9%
23%
92%
19%
122
•119%
19%
122
24%
*90%
92%
19%
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
109%
109'%
108%
108%
24%
5
4,800
24%
111
108
109
95
•92
95
*92
95
*92
95
*92
95
95
94
94
*93
94
*93%
94
*93%
94
*30%
27'A
*36 Va
common. —10
20
1,700
122
*93
31%
30%
31 Va
30
28
27'A
27 %
27
30%
27%
36%
37
36%
37
109%
37
16%
300
"
~Io
30
30%
30%
30%
1,400
27%
27%
27'/a
27 V.
3,600
36 Va
36%
16%
*16%
17
16%
16%
29%
•28
29%
28
28
*60%
61%
61%
36%
800
*16%
l7Va
300
*28
29%
30
62%
17
36%
17
29%
*28
61%
*28
—,—-—
——«.
19%
•119%
109 Va
30
20
7,300
24%
111
*92
25
_25
(The)
Corp
Detinning Co
preferred
9%
23%
25
*90%
——100
27
13
2,400
39%
Xl37%
23% Apr
Jun
50,000
40'A
133%
19
37% Jnn
500
40'/a
137%
39%
*120
31
3,900
61%
139 Va
No par
14
53%
*60%
39%
partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
24
52%
61%
139%
Va-Carolina Chemical com
33% Apr
1,240
54 Va
61
39%
8
94
15
137%
53%
62
138%
8
x27% Jan
103% Dec
136'/4
55
39%
25% Jan
22
136
54'A
139%
130% Jan
98'A Jan
135
—
150
21,100
*60%
39%
24
1
61%
139%
23
Apr
55
No par
Apr
May
136%
135
54%
61
96
28%
126
93% Apr
103% May
136
134%
G2
—
28%
127%
8
116 Va Nov
28%
127
13
8
95%
28
*126
Mar 19
Apr
27% Jan
2
95 Va
28%
*126
128
127
18% Apr
95%
28%
83
noncumulative preferred—100
Works common—5
125% Feb
126
2
120
♦94
95%
300
6,500
28%
*79
28%
55%
28%
83
96
27%
134%
134
LOO
preferred
*95%
28%
28%
*79
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
11
Mar 12
96
27%
28%
83
10
31
21% Jan
*95%
S
*79
24%
Oct
95
29
83
10
Dec
110% Jan
28%
*79
24
Jan
19
29
29%
84
*80
2.50
32
29
19
28%
28%
1
100
100
60
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6'A
127
29% Jan
*59%
Vick Chemical Co
129
137 Va Jan
59%
6
1
6
59%
9
3
9
59%
Jan
17
24
59%
10% Jan
Apr
Nov
60
6%
Raalte Co
Apr
18 Va Oct
*59%
20
Norman
24% Oct
87% Sep
53%
38%
Vanadium
116
119
51%
6%
Van
116
Apr
2,600
19%
Van
25
24% Apr
90% Jan 20
200
37%
38%
45% Mar 25
•i
7%
37%
100
Co
17% Mar 23
23% Apr
*7%
37%
common
1st
32% Mar 25
9% Apr
23
Mar 25
34% Mar 29
Jan
23'/a Apr
10
26
26% Mar 26
9
23
65
8
13% Nov
27 Va Oct
24% Feb
156 Va Apr
7%
37%
7%
No par
United
24% Feb
14
22% Jan
7
6
33% Dec
15
Mar 19
1
7%
38
convertible
4
3,500
*7%
noncumulative preferred—25
Stockvards Corp
—1
United
2% May
Shares
.10
10
Corp common
Tobacco
7%
$6
5
1
20%
37%
preferred
United
29% Mar 12
13
14% Dec
24
57
8
Feb
20%
7%
53%
Mar 18
2% Apr 28
1% Jan
25
20%
37%
*61%
S
20%
*7%
50
90
4
Aug
169
14
11
2
26% Jan
2
Jan
18
26% Dec
27
156
Jan
3% Jan
2
Mar
84
U
20%
37%
preferred
S Steel
20%
the Week
Friday
May 1
Apr. 30
7%
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7%
20%
Sales far
Thursday
37%
S
9 % Mar 19
30
1 Va Sep
U
PRICES
'
•7%
Rubber Co
7%
20%
Apr. 29
37%
S
noncum
U
20%
20%
SALE
W*dn*Kday
—20
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co_
3
7% Mar
2
24% July 25
U
HIGH
Apr. 28
_10
Playing Card Co
U s Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A3%% preferred series B
28
137
i
AND
Tnwdiir
Apr. 27
Pur
S
2
37% Oct
U
144% Mar 11
28
38 Va Apr 24
Apr
Monday
«JTOC*
Lines Co common
8
4%%
26
40% Mar 17
64
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
CoRfioHed—Pact 12
STOCKS
Range for PrevioM
Chronicle...Monday, May 4, 1953
*61%
W
55
Apr
11 Va Jan
27
24
42 Va Apr
51% Jan
22
11
12
12
13% Mar 10
Waldorf
29% Jan
2
7% Apr
104% Dec
2
Mar 10
Oct
25
Jun
20% Jan
3
30
35 % Jan
22
30
27% May 15
37
Dec
30
25% Jan
4
31% Sep
3
24% Oct
23
Dec
19% Feb
;
47% Feb
28
Fab
27
Walworth
9
24% Mar 17
105
Feb
(Hiram)
11% Nov
9% May
5 %%
13%
*13Va
13%
13%
133/8
27
27
27
27
27
27
45Va
45%
45%
45 V2
45%
46Va
45%
45%
45%
45%
2.50
17% Apr
16
Warner
14% Apr
24
16% Feb
13
Warner-IIudnut
Bros
Inc
Pictures
Feb
13
33% Mar 19
Warren
Foundry
32% Feb
9
37% Feb
Warren
31
26
Jan
5
£2 Apr
30
Washington
Pipe
&
29
26 Vb Apr
24
30
1"% F°b
11
24% Dec
21% May
1
17% Apr
9
24% Mar 23
Wayne
17
14% July 31
11% Jan 19
11 % Apr
7
13V4 Feb
10% Jan
13
12 Va Mar 27
Webster
3
25
Wash
*27%
28
*27%
28
28 Va
28%
*27%
28%
35
35%
35
35%
35Va
35%
34%
35%
34%
35
5,400
par
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29'A
29%
2,200
3%
%
3*2
3*2
A
3*2
24,800
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 v2
26%
10,300
17
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
163/4
3
22%
700
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11 '/a
11%
3,300
5
11%
11%
HVa
11%
11%
11%
com—2.50
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
preferred—No par
81%
81 Va
*81%
82%
82
82
Tobacco
Inc
28
16
41% Jan
9
21 Va Apr
29
29% Jan
5
West Indies
2
28% Dec
30
23% Apr
33% Apr
29
28% Jan
5
West Kentucky
4
West
Penir
Electric,Co
8
West
Penn
Power
102
98
Jan
9
12
Sep
17
72
Jun
6
106% Jan
8
Feb
37% Feb
21
107% Jan
102
93
Apr
Oil
&
Snowdrift
convertible
Sugar
Corp—
Coal Co
4%%
84
Aug
1
109% July 15
24%
24% \.
21 Va
23,.
21%
21%
21%
213/4
24%
24
24Va
23%
24
23%
24
23 7/8
24
No par
100
pfd
j
-'
•
>
33%
33%
34
34
33%
34%
100% 100%
100%
100
100%
B
100
'V*93
96%
*93
96%
*93
22
99% Jan
15
4.10%
preferred
C
100
*91
93%
93%
20
16% Jan
15
Virginia Coal & Coke
5
13%
13%
93%
13%
29
82
Jan
8
29
109
Jan
5
preferred
#■,
,
V
100%
13%
West Va Pulp & Paper com„No par
4%%
*72%
100
73%
35%
343/4
34%
101
101
101
96%
*93
210
96%
93%
*91%
93%
*91 %
93
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
70%
108
8,600
-
96%
*91%
72%
71%
*1057/a
108
*107
34%
100
13,900
3,200
96%
'
106
70%
*70Va
72
106
V
•
60
25%
24
preferred series
Apr
26 V8
82
24%
4.20%
106
253/4
81%
f
15
West
900
2,200
26
82%
*81%
500
11%
M
70% Apr
29
26
♦11
1
Jan
series
11%
*11
-4
13 Va Apr
7
16% Jan
24
—
100
28%
21 y8
$4
30
—
*273/4
22%
Wesson
Apr
1,700
22 %
3
96% Apr
3,400
22%
2
100
15%
14%
22%
84% Feb
3
20
15%
143/4
22 Va
28% Feb
5
2,400
22 Va
27
18
6,100
7y«
23%
102 y8
22%
27
37% Dec
7%
231/4
•102
*22%
81 % Apr
110% Sep
15
23%
102%
5
25% Apr
103 Va Apr
16%
15
23 %
*102
Knitting Mills
7
2
15%
15
23%
102%
2,100
,
5
8
2
16%
14%
__
(The)
84
106% Mar 18
16V8
15
*14%
...
23%
*102
600
1,300
Waukesha Motor Co__
32% Jan
May
7%
16%
15
i
Wat Pow Co
7%
7%
16%
16%
14%
Wayne Pump Co
3
Maris
7%
23 Va
102%
400
62%
No par
RightS
Apr
31
18% Jan 21
28
1
7%
23 Va
102 Va
1
.
"
23%
16
Corp
Light Co—No
Gas
7%
;
103%
5
Petroleum
1
7%
23
*102%
No par
Inc
29 Va May
25
7%
1
100
28
96% Jan
13%
27
Co
30
Oct
13%
27
'preferred
Oct
21% May
29% Jan
*61%
13
27 Va
Ward Baking Co common
4
80% Feb
26
62
13%
27 Va
No par
G 6c W
19
May
61%
*13Va
10
5
Mar
3*2
16
9
Walker
29
100
15
15
100
No par
preferred
Walgreen Co
18% Jan
21% Dec
Jan
8
System
4% %
28
Apr
44% Jan
10% Jan
Dec
17% Jan
98
RR
12% Jan
6
29% Jan
29
Wabash
27
12% Aug
2
Nov
2
:
■
1,800
70%
3,700
107%
703/4
♦106
107%
*106
"
10
20
13%
20
'
.
9% Oct
15
15% Jan
10% Apr
23
8
Western
10%
10%
46% Apr
30
56 % Dec
15
52% Apr
24
57% Mar 11
Western
Auto Supply Co
10
53
53%
18
Oct
22
26% Dec
23
24% Jan
2
32 % Mar 25
Western
Maryland Ry common—100
27
27
34% Oct
21
47
Dec
19
45
2
63% Mar 25
4%
46% Feb
20
64% Dec
12
Western
7
54
Apr 24
90% Apr 28
38% Feb 18
67% Mar 16
Oct
89- Mar
37
Oct
98
4
16
45% Feb
7
11
24% May 14
27% Nov 21
35'/a Feb
20
48% Dec
95% Jan
2
34
101
3
44% Nov
18
23
Mar
2o
32
Oct
30
41% Jan
30
35% Apr
80
Oct
6
89% Jan
22
83
28'A Oct
17
34% Jan
25
23
Oct
127
39 Va Feb
Mar 20
126
Jan
28% Feb
50
1
19
14
4
Mar 18
99% Jan
12
49% Mar,25
127
Mar
4
100
Western
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80%
Electric
39%
26%
44V*
40
25%
40%
26'%
44%
45Va
96
42%
96
42%;
100
44%
*95%
40%
26Va
44%
96%
96
40
26V*
44%
96
12.50
42%
42%
*42
42%
39%
25
Instrument
*125
—100
*125
__
7
25% Apr
14
30
8
White
26
29% Jan
2
25% Jan
2
28% Mar
4
White Motor Co
1
28
I
10% Apr
30
32
Apr 28
27% Aug 29
13 Va Dec 17
30
4
65% Feb
27
87% Oct
8% Oct
22
8
16
32% Apr
13
29
25% Mar 20
11% Feb
2
12% Jan
Jan
21% Jan
17
15% Apr
104% Apr
23
77% Jan
14
12% Jan 22
10% Apr
23
28
11% Mar 26
68% Nov 14
75% Feb
701/2 Jan
12
74% Mar 10
12% Aug 18
15% Apr
2
14 Va Jan
13
10% Apr
23
13% Jan
25'A Dec
17
24 Va Jan
6
28
28% Nov 25
26 Va Jan
6
29% Mar 11
13
138
Nov
26
Oct
16
64
' Jan
25
42 Va Apr
17
45% Dec
9
26% Feb
20
32% Nov
19
Mar
18
2
126
Apr
24
135
Jan
45
Apr
24
53
Jan
2
44% Jan
12
48
Jan
30
30 Va Jan
29
35% Mar 17
13
2
White
$4.50
Wilson
conv
&
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
6%
8
5
80
Jan
Nov
19
111
Jan
2
75 Va Jan
14
71% Feb
10
75
9% Oct
23
13% Feb
1
9 Va Apr
20
11% Mar 17
Wyandotte
Mar 19
Mar
3
*33% Jun
5
0
39V4 Apr
1
13% Jan
8
21% Oct
18
Feb
18
23V4 Apr
1
39% Jan
2
51% Dec
47% Feb
16
40 Va Jan
35% Jan
*31
151/*
23V,
15%
common
100
5
9%
9%
9%
Worsted Co
15%
32
22%
15%
10%
11
*31
22%
32
23
15%
10%
*71
11
72
72%
*71
11
*10%
has
been
23%
1,400
15%
153/4
90,660
10%
7,400
200
10%
*71
72
100
100
27*%
27%
27%
129
27%
27%
7,600
129
31%
32%
82%
*82%
*116
117
*73
73%
9%
9%
,
31%
►126'/a
-
127
46
45%
46
45%
45%
45%
32
31%
32
600
10,400
4,200
82%
82%
*81'/a
82
115
73
9%
115*%
73
•114%
117
72 Va
72%
500
9%
9%
9%
1,200
37%
21%
13,200
37%
37
37%
21%
21%
21%
50%
50
50
29%
42%
29%
41%
29%
42%
•29%
41%
No par
13%
14
13%
14
68$;
69%
69'/4
4%
company's
11
31
27Va
36%
for
10%
31
23
2,500
21%
filed
5,100
50
800
10%
*49%
5
2,200
26%
50
"
26%
10%'
21V4
5
26 Va
12,800
26%
37%
1
26
11
50
u
37%
84%
26V*
37
29%
373%
841/4
253/4
26%
20%
*50
—
26%
No par
Corp
Zonite Products Corp
petition
82%
117
73%
9%
•*
14,400
26%
*10%
50%
Zenith Radio
11%
26%
26%
11%
31%
6;;
or
26
37%
84%
21%
Jan.
tin recdvershio,
37%
*84
26%
26%
10%
37
68
this day.
*125
__
38%
84
26%
21%
Youngstown Steel Door_
on
*115
73%
2
sales
113% 113%
73%
16% Jan
no
.
*7*%
17% Jan 24
prices;
82%
100
No par
Jr (Del)
15
asked
800
45%
Oct
13
43
*126
*45Va
15
Jtw
43
*125
45%
5
5% Apr
42%
45%
13
84
400
42%
45%
47% Jan
6
95'/4
45%
34% Jan
24
943/4
45%
41
Apr
12,300
20,600
45%
31%
40%
41%
45Va
31
82%
460
45%
45
31%
82%
2,400
92
26
*126
30%
56
44%
45%
No par
56
92
2.000
,
*126
129
200
55%
25 y«
45
29
4% Jan
27%
3,200
40%
129
Jan
68
26V4
27%
*55
1,400
27
45%
96%
45%
50% Jan
6% Jan 29
25%
x26%
54%
26%
26
45
34
88% Nov 28
26V*
2,100
10%
♦54
40V2
25%
45
*95Va
*125
16
.
*10%
26
27%
15%
104%
10%
54
27%
56%
56%
103/4
91
91
10
23
2
11
lOVs
71V4
ll
*31
*22%
15%
26%
*54
56%
10
39% Oct
May 1
% Apr 23
13% Apr 24
71%
22%
15V4
103%
10%
71'/*
10%
54
100
27V4 Oct
9
11%
*71
*10%
10
.25
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
York Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
53% Mar
11%
102% 103V*
10%
10%
1
Co
Corp
(Wm)
31%
22%
10
-
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
Wrigley
11%
21%
No par
*(F W) Co
Worthington
26
No par
preferred
Woolworth
25%
No par
common
Co
Woodward Iron
22
86
Inc
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
20
130% Mar 16
pfd series A
Co
70% Dec
83% Feb
common
preferred
76% Jan
118
Motors
25%
1
i
Co
Willys-Overland
26
84
26%
26V*
11%
32
22%
20
common
preference—
Oil
38Va
20
(The S S)
*125%
37%
84
*26%
26
11%
—
37%
84
26%
5
Mfg
Sewing Machine
Prior
Wilcox
97% Feb
and
91
37%
83%
14% Jan
•Bid
57
*90%
36%
83%
2
4Va Nov. 17
55V2
90%
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
9
55
x90%
10
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Dental
55
93
86 Va Mar 24
Jan
27%
55%
10
12%
preferred series B
Weston
11
54
27
*90
No par
com
56
40% Mar 17
4
51
RR
Preferred series A
10%
53%
*54%
55%
100
7
17% Jan
21% May 7
128% Jan 15
Pacific
preferred
10%
53%
27%
56
55
10%
53%
26 %
*54
x54
10
10% Aug
'
2nd
noncum
1
Feb
29% Jan
8% Mar
43% Mar 25
23
94% May
Jan
127
97% Mar 31
29
25% Apr
43% Apr
31
Nov
Jan
12% Jan
Air Lines Inc
37%
21%
*50
120
.
50
1,900
50%
300
30
29%
29%
29
29»/4
1
42%
43%
42V4
42%
42 «/4
42%
9,100
13%
13%
14
14
13%
14
1,400
71%
72%
73
72% 1
72%
72 Va
72%
4,700
J 4%
J4%
5
*4%
; 5 /
3,500
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FRIDAY
Th* italic letter*
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heeded
column
Fi« are*
WEEKLY
-
"Interest Period"
decimal
after
paint
represent
YEARLY
-
indicate
tm
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each
month
the
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124
more
er
of
a
when
GOVERNMENT
Year 1952
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlgest
Lowest
NEW
Hlgest
YORK
BONDS
Treasury
AND
96.14 Oct
9
96.25 Dec
96.20 Mar 18
94.8
Mar 25
94.8
Mar 25
9
96.21 Dec
9
96.15 Dec
9
96.27 Nov
18
96.22 Dec
10
06.22 Dec 10
95.8
24
96.20 Nov
Dec
Nov
18
100.4
102.18 Jan
29
19
102.18 Jan
100.4
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
NOT 18
OcT27
99.18 Oct
100.3
15
100.3
18
101.30
*101.22
101.30
*101.22
101.30
*101.22
101.26
*102.28
10..4
*102.28
103.4
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102.23
•104.20
104.28
♦104.8
104.16
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104.16
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104.16
*104.8
104.16
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105.24
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105.24
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105.24
♦105.12
105.20
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105.24
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99.8
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99.8
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99.4
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99.4
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99.4
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98.26
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95.8
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95.8
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95.4
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95
*94.24
94.28
15
1958
1963- 1968
♦94.8
94.16
*94.10
94.16
*94.4
94.12
♦94
94.8
1964- 1969
•93.14
93.22
*93.18
93.24
•93.10
93.18
•93.8
93.16
*93.4
93.8
Dec
1964- 1969
•93.8
93.16
*93.10
93.18
*93.2
93.10
*Q3
93.8
*92.28
93
1965- 1970
•93
93.10
95
Dec
Jan
*93.2
•92.20
92.28
♦92.20
92.24
•92.18
92.26
•92.26
*92.10
93
92.24
92.18
*92.10
92.18
*92.8
52.12
2Vis
—June 1967- 1972
•92.10
92.18
*92.12
92.18
*92.6
92.14
*92.6
92.14
•92.4
92.8
2 Vis
2 Vis
—Sept
1967- 1972
•92.10
92.18
*92.10
92.i6
*92.4
92.12
*92.4
92.12
•92
92.4
.—Dec
1967- 1972
•92.10
92.18
*92.12
92.18
*92.6
92.14
*92.6
92.14
•92.4
92.8
1957- 1959
•98.4
98.12
•98.4
98.10
♦98
98.6
*97.30
98.4
*97.29
98.1
___
2%s
•98.4
•99.12
99.16
1954- 1956
•100.12
1956- 1959
•97.4
97.12
1959- 1962
*98.4
98.12
1952- 1955
June
2Vis
15
1958
100.20
96.28 Aug
98.10 NOT
100.15 Dec
93
2
91.25 Apr
27
98.10 Nor
.7
17
7
97J24 Feb
101
7
Deo
1
*98
98.10
•100.12
100.20
*97.4
98.4
•98
98.6
*99.10
99.14
*99.10
99.14
100.20
♦100.12
100.20
*100.14
100.18
*97
97.10
*98
98.6
99.16
*99.8
99.16
♦99.8
*100.12
,
*96.30
97.6
97.4
97.1
*96.29
—Juhe
♦95
95.8
*95
95.6
*94.26
95.2
*94.22
94.30
*94.20
94.24
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2 Vis
.—Dec 1959- 1962
•94.30
95.6
•94.30
95.4
*94.24
95
94.28
*94.18
94.22
2s
—June 1953- 1954
•99.14
99.17
*99.11
99.15
*99.12
99.15
*94.20
*99.13
99.16
•99.13
99.15
•99.6
99.9
*98.30
99.4
2s
Dec
2s
-
1953- 1954
Dec
—,
1953- 1955
•100.1
—June 1953- 1955
Treasury 2s —;
96.4
10
1675
93-8
Treasury 2Vis
Marli
Apr.
94
•92.16
—
„
Mar 12
94.16 Jan
9
95.8
93 28 Apr
6
96.28 Apr 29
98.24 Apr
2
2
92.24 Feb
16
7
Jan
97
25-year
25-year
30-year
23-year
19-year
Mar 25
100
Feb
19
&
Development
July 15 1972
3s
3 Vis
*93
•91.16
92.8
93.24
*93
93.24
•93
*96.24
97.16
*96.16
97.8
—Oct 15 1971
of
*98.16
99.8
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98.24
2s
♦99.16
100.16
100
1950
due Feb 15
1954
.
96.28
.
98.24
*98
100.2
99.39
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99.29
93.24
93.24
92.16
4,000
92.16
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,*
10,000
*91.16
92.8
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\
96.28
98.28
•98.24
*100
*93
93.24
92.8
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—May 15 1975
3%S
3 Vis
Serial bonds
93.24
*93
.
92.16
99.8
*99.6
99
100.2
*99.27
99.29
94
92.16
*100
*99.27
*93.8
Oct 11981
—
99.7
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99.2
100.2
99.28
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93.20
*98.28
•100
100.2
*99.4
99.7
•99.4
99.4
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99.29
93.20
,
Mar 11976
3s
99.7
*99.3
•100
100.3
•99.27
Sept 15 1953
Reconstruction
Oct 20
92.12 Oct 22
*95.28
—1966- 1971
2Vis
International Bank for
93.4
9c/.i
—June
tTreasury 2s
Jan
100
*101.22
Treasury
•
100.3
*99.28
101.30
103,8
Treasury 2 Vis
Oct~27
97.19
the Week
Bonds ($)
High
1962- 1967
,
Treasury 2%s
97.19
Sale* for
Friday
May 1
Low
•101.22
1956- 1958
Treasury 2 Vis
29
Thursday
Apr. 80
Low
lligh
1960- 1965
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
9
96.21 Dec
High
•103
Dec
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
14
PRICES
1958- 1963
Treasury 2 Vis
96.19 Jan
SALE
1978- 1983
Treasury 2Vis
14
HIGH
xsto 0- l»oo
Treasury 2Vis
Oct
Low
High
mature.
1956- 1959
—
-
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%6
96.14 Oct 14
Apr. 28
Lew
bond*
Wednesday
Apr. 29 '
Low
High
Tuesday
Apr. 27
3y4s
Tteaaury 2'/8S
Treasury 2%s
96.9
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
the
point
LOW
Range for Previena
Lowest
93.24
•93
93.24
•96,16
97.8
*06.16
97.8
*98
98.24
*98
98.24
100.16
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100.16
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*99.16
100.16
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100
*98.16
15
1955
*98.16
—due Feb
15
1956
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
♦97
98.16
2s
due Feb
15
1957
•96
97.16
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97.16
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
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97.16
15
1958
*95
97
*95
97
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97
*95
97
*95
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
due Feb 15 1960
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
due Feb
15
1961
*91.16
93.16
•91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
♦91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
2s
due Feb 15
1962
*90.16
92.16
•90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
lot transactions,
r
Registered bond
RANGE
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
New
York
transactions,
High
Bonds
FOR
WEEK
Corporate Stock
1
Sold
NO.
High
Brazil
City
(continued)—
3%s
1980
June-Dec
98
97%
98 31
109
3%s
97%
series No.
3%s
101%
series
series
No.
No.
3%s series No.
series No.
3%s
series No.
3%s
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Low
Friday
Interest
BONDS
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!
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83
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__
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—
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June-Dec
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
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60
60
20
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June-Dec
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see
page 29.
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April-Oct
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reduced to 3.375%) 1979
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102
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Jan-July
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_Jan-JuIy
Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958_
June-Dec
Australia (Commonwealth) 5s 1955
Jan-July
10-year 3%s 1956
Feb-Aug
10-year 3%s 1957_
June-Dec
20-year 3%s 1967_
June-Dec
20-year 3%s 1966
June-Dec
15-year 3%s 1962
Feb-Aug
Belgium (Kingdom of) 6s 1955
Jan-July
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—June-Dec
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101
>101
gold 5s
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76
78
75%
-
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Afar-Sept
1958—..
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Jan-July
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—
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■
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1980
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reduced
95
79%
100
104%
105%
38
9974
*97%
100%
debentures
__
Stamped
—Feb-Aug
'
35%
35%
53%
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
2006——Jan-July
SARio de Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946_
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
April-Ocf
secured
1964
97
99
99%
.Mar-Sepf
—
3
__
99 %
105%
99%
*75
'•
10074
101%
71
99%
-
External
debentures
Baltimore
April-Oct
_
96%
.April-Oct
—
&
99%
Ltd—
1970
3s
*101
*105%
.April-Ocf
1956
115
53%
1947—April-Ocf
Plan
3%s
Canada
—
—
_May-No?;
1978
debentures
2s
Telephone
Gen mortgage
10
10
*-
April-Ocf
Jan-July
95%
100%
—
125
35
101 %
2
74 3A
70%
2001—Jan-July
to
98
100
10
*99% 100
April-Oct
Plan
2.375%)
99%
34%
2
114% 114%
_jan-Julv
pursuant
34%
35%
101
100'A 100%
99%
1961—April-Oct
1963--
(City of)—
stamped pursuant
36
100'A 100'A
..Mar-Sepf
I960—June-Dec
sinking fund gold 8s 1950
assented
100'A
1959
1958
(interest
—
18%
18%
Mar-Sept
(interest
series
gold
101
—Mar-Sept
7s
3'As debs
—
—
..April-Ocf
2%s
A
*35
Alegre
1967
--
4974
49
__
debentures
Ann
May-Noy
series
2nd
of)
assented
A External
18%
52
May-Nov
2008
external
f
s
*35
..-April-Oct
§ A Stabilization loan sink fund 7s
A4'/2s assented
1968
7s
62
117%
1946—_Feb-Aay
1971
America
of
Anglo-Lautaro
Mar-Sept
1968
of
Airlines
3%s
Mar-Sepf
May-Now
1957
1953
2.125%)
extl
loan
87
20(4
1959—Mar-Sepf 1
2008
extended
(Republic of)
1966
18%
(interest-
1953 extended to 1963—
extl loan
(30-yr) 1958—_
reduced
A7s
"7
71%
53%
74%
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1971—
*
Mar-Sept
-
Stamped
A6s
6574
60
3%s
April-Oct
(City) sinking fund 4'/2s 1955
§APernambuco (State of) 7s.1947
§A8s
1243A
Bosch
15%
6%s. 1958—Mar-Sept
Plan A (interest-
Oslo
Rio
30
106%
71%
Jane-Dec
1961
Dye
debentures
American
1—
pursuant
ex'l
due
&
American
14%
*14%
1963_Jan-JaZy
(Kingdom of) 4%s 1956
Mar-Sept
External sinking fund 4'As 1965...April-Oct
4s sinking fund external loan
1963
Feb-Aug
3'/2s sinking fund external 1957
April-Get
Municipal Bank-extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
A
15%
111%
103
—
64 %
*52%
Feb-Aug
'26
Mfg
Co
sinking fund
Norway
7(4s
of
Chemical
3%s
Jan-July
(1942
reduced to 2.125%)
Netherlands (Kingdom of)
1961
/
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4'As 1975
Allegheny Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Alleghany & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
1922
to
6%s 1952_
(State
Stamped
A4(4s
97
—
2%s
*18'A
reduced
8s
11
9474
96
2%s
1963_Jan-July
1933
assented
Stamped
Porto
6%
*52%
Mar-Sepf
Great Southern
3%s
1967
.May-Nou
Alabama Power first mortgage 3%s 1972— .Jan-July
Jan-July
extl
A4%s
11%
April-Ocf
Alabama
agree-"
j
new
5APoland
85%
874
*116
Corp 3%s s f debs 1964- -May-Nov
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—
.Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures
1987
_Jan-June
—
agree't)
agree't)
(assented
(City of)
A Nat
140
80
—
extended to
1961
Aluminum
June-Dec
(1942
assented
Geraes
A Nat
of)
loan
Aluminum
1945
ASecured
APeru
127%
16
64
1958
(City
Allis-Chalmers
ASmall
5%s
2
87%
*108%
readjustment 1984
Jan-July
Valley (Dept of)
(Cityi external 7s 1958
J.
Feb-Aug
extl
A6s
ASmall
A5 %s
157a
*95
external
3%s
1945—Quar-Ja?i
—
agreement)
due
974
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca
121
—
agreem't)
(1942
assented
§ATreasury
6s
66
*9
1979
17
*1674
1954
extl
1574
14%
*85
Mar-Sept
conversion
64%
107
—Quar-Jan
ASmall
A6s
9%
*13%
on
1955
bond
10%
*163A
new
AMilan
(dollar
17
A Small
Minas
59%
13
139% 139%
139%
3%-4%-4 ,r)fs external conversion 1978—June-Dec
4-4'A-4%s external readjustments 1978—Feb-Aug
87%
,
1904
new
A6s
1971
readjustment
10
*974
Small
A4s
1
14%
Jan-July
RAILROAD
Large
of
69
61%.
April-Ocf
(Republic) external 8s
sinking fund 6s 1960
sinking fund 6s 1964
—
assented
A
ment)
mtge s f 1945
extended to
38
„
new
A
§A4s
81
14
—Jane-Dec
1945
AExternal
142
of)—
assented
due
66 %
78
13%
Jan-July
1963_—
to
External
Large
A4s
69%
61%
June-Dec
1953
ser
16
*874
due
1899
A4s of
.
62
Power Co Ltd—
75%
43
1968—Jan-July
ASmail
A5s
87
—
(1942
A Small
A
79
.
61
--
June-Dec
1981
coupon
:
ALarge
§A5s
—
85
Jane-Dec
1957_:
to
1952
1
1207 a
*63
43
1968
(Republic
§A5s
75
May-Nov
1961
'27
1943—May-Woo
1943
assented
A Small
Mexico
of
mtge $
due
7s
Mexican
Irrigation—
§A4%s assented (1922 agreement)
*62%
Jan-July
extended
Electric
Yokohama
1978—
87
Ltd—
Co
16
1957—AprZZ-Oct
1954
6%s
bonds
loan
1953 extended
A4 'As
AMedellin
74
90
June-Dec
3%s
74%
120
May-Nov
7s
1962
1958
7s
External
1965
Mtge
—
80
78
74
5174
*85
*85
1954
extended
1965
49%
513/t
June-Dec
1964—.
73%
'■
(interest
April-Ocf
A
1971
f
s
1961
AExternal
Jan-July
extended
*71
Jan-July
1958
March
§ A Uruguay
Jan-July
'24
due
A7s
thereafter
of
50
J an-July
sterling loan of '12 1952
With
A6s
6s
Jan-July
loan
49
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
513A
Mar-Sept
1952
1954
due
8%
9374
Ujigawa
1977
Ajugoslavia
—
thereafter
1952,
7s
extl
due
182
1
of)—
(City
A5%s extl
Works
Altaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govti —
A6'/2S
1574
—
50
*-_
—May-Nov
extended to
1971
19
10
1952, thereafter
1,
1947
1
due
5%
74
Utility Institute—
to Jan
A External
*97
1674
(40-yr)
due
5(4s
A
Jan-July
1952,
B
Public
A5%s
98
>
1977
series
Italian
2%
Jan
14%
15'A
April-Oct
1977
Italian Credit Consortium for
2%
1960
15%
16(4
5474
Jan-July
external
Power
Electric
Taiwan
14974
Tokyo
paid 1964
52
Mar-SepZ
(interest
A
1962
Council
County
1
15474
Greek Government—
part
—.
1968
external
of)
(Prov
547a
Jan-July
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
6%s due 1952 extended to 1962_—
ASilesia
87
(Kingdom)—
external
B
75
(interest
1956
loan
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
55
*57%
gen
A7s
loan
A7s
82
*82
*64 %
mtge 1950
due 1950 extended to 1960
6%s
1999——Jan-July
to 2.5%)
pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2%) 2012
10074
1
50
50
1950——
external
High
87
54%
__
May-Noo
pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
44
Jan. 1
Low
Plan/ A
Stamped
Jan-July
1976
1967
1944
extended
to
2012_
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.5%)
1999—:
external
Range Since
(interest
Stamped
A7s
No.
1957—_May-Nov
A
pursuant
reduced
external
A8s
Sold
of)—
stamped
(interest
21
96%
99% 100
sinking fund
2%)
(State
1936
8s
to
Bonds
High
87
A (interest
2001—i—.
May-Won
secured
San
*60
97
Friday's
May-Nov
Stamped
99%
Power—
series A
mtge
A
ser
A6%s
ApriZ-Oct
6%s extl
A
99
*60
1976__~Jan-July
1
1
Jan
7s
or
Bid & Asked
Plan
to
pursuant
A4%s assented
Great
6%s 1952
8s 1952
of)
(City)
Paulo
Stamped
*60
Jan-July
dollar bonds Jan
s
s
51£
52
reduced to
—April-Ocf
(Kingdom of) extl 5%s 1955
Feb-Aug
gold 4%s 1962—
-----—April-Oct
El Salvador (Republic oft—
4s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
3s extl
58%
37%
A6s
External
3 %s
3
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
55%
7(4
Period
High
36
—
*97
June-Dec
1977
Denmark
AEstonia
Low
Interest
Exchange
Stamped
(interest
assented
New York Stock
Jan. 1
—
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978
Czechoslovakia (State)—
Stamped
No.
BONDS
Range Since
*97
due
ACosta
Cuba
1
.
Apnl-Ocf
Jan-July
1961
Oct
1927
MAY
reduced
(Republic of)—
A6s
A6s
High
Sold
*36
June-Dec
I960
7s
1960
(Hukuang Ryi
Colombia
>
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Municipal
assented
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
A Chilean
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
4%s series A
1961
Jan-July
July 1970- May-Nov
100
—^
74 3%
d55 %
81%
99%
101
73 %
.
*77
April-Oct
I960..
2
77
74%
75%
69
72
77%
d55%
6074
71
55%
62'%
•
Number 5217 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(1923)
27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
or
3s debentures 1968
-April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969—Mar-Sep£
General mortgage 2%s 1976.
Jan-July
.1st
Bid & Asked
debs|l971—:
4%s
Stamped modified
•
1957
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd
5s
85 3A
'
Low
103
85%
20
104%
85'/a
94%
96%
90
9 4'A
88 >/2
88%
100
89
100
debentures 1976
Consolidated Railroads of
A 3s
first
Power
3s
National
Canadian
Guaranteed
"104%
Continental
Can
90
Crane
105
Crucible Steel Co of Am
104%
86
6
82
86
Cuba
Co
Northern
95'A
95%
95%
Guaranteed
gold
Guaranteed
gold
Canadian
4%
Pacific
4 Vis
1956
16
105'A
2
104 "2
1
104'A
106'A
101'A 102%
100
101'A
105
96%
3
96%
98%
105'/b 105'/a
2
104%
1063A
>
Clinchfield
Ohio
&
4s
1965--— —Mar-Sept
96%
105%
Case
(J
I)
Celanese
3%s
Corp
3'/4S
Central
of
RR
General
York
Pacific Ry
First
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1
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.
•
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n
62
64
54%
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75%
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11
62
98'A
V
56'A
170
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series
100'/a
72
100
102
1968-_____ Feb-Aug
B
102
102'/a
15
101
"96
99%
1965.
A
—___Mar-Sept
impt
1996—May-A'oc
1996—Feb-A?tp
93%
1958
Mar-Sept
—
94
98
101
101
mortgage
93%
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3s
debentures
2%s
Co
&
debentures
88'A
1975—April-Oct
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
"II
"98%
&
refund
104%
111
112%
112
98%
100
100%
M
Map-Nov
"81%
—May
78'A
First
Rio Grande
series C 1973
5s
1993
1 2042
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Map-Nov
57
104
105%
96%
96%
5
96
97%
88'A
89%
12
104% 105
"94 %
—Feb-/t».g
88%
—
—
__
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interest)
O
First
mortgage 3%s series B 1985_.——_Map-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
— Map-Nov
1%
Jan-July
3s series H
refund
and
June-Dec "
:A 1st mortgagees inc series A Jan 1983——April
A2nd mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956—Jan-July
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
86
&
ref
mtge 2%s ser J 1985—
79%
79%
3%s
"66'A
3s
convertible
Detroit
debentures
Mack
&
ASecond
1976
first
gold
4s
lien
1958
June-Dec
.
60%
1995
,
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s
3s
Chemical
1961
subordinate
Duquesne
debentures
2.35s
100
debs
>
Light
Co
2%s
124'A
;■
1979
3'As
mortgage
1982
93'/a
99%
7
97%
99%
93%
21
93%
100'A
87'%
5
85%
94'A
15
100%
104%
123% 124'A
131
121%
127%
70
75
103'A
72
103% 103 %
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5
99% 101%
589
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95'A
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88%
92
92
96'/a
109
9 5'A
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102%
103
105
105%
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135
72'A
102
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■71.
East
Tenn
Va
Edison El 111
& Georgia
El
62 Va
111
60'A
67'A
61
161
Paso
5s
Erie
Southwestern
&
stamped
1965
Railroad
"105
div first 5s 1956_May-No«
first
(N Y)
80%
61
102%
93%
Feb-Aug
77'A
V
90%
Mar-Sept.
37
78'A
62%
Chicago & North Western Ry—
.
Second mortgage conv inc 4'is Jan 1 l999__April
2%s
cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
__Mar-Sept
77'A
100
2
21
71
Feb-A?ifir
April-Oct
:___
mortgage
99%
77'A
90%'
93
88 %
95%
96'/a
100
100% 100%
101'A
37
95%
series A 1994__
Jan-July
General mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019--April
4Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044_*—April
100
85%
Jan-July
1977
1st/mortgage 2%s 1980
'
4s
94%
—
99
93%
Map-Nov
1982—
85%
60
14
94%
II
.
90%
1961—--—May-Noy
1st
99%
11
GO
98
June-Dec
June-Dec
gold 4s 1995
95
66'A
67
100% 100'A
100%
87'A
96
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K
ser
79'A
5
80%
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ref
86
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85'A
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1982__May-Sepf
&
1st
86
86
87
94%
Jan-July
1970
2%s series I
Gen
Dow
116%
116
"116
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988——Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4 Vis Jan 1 2038
—April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
90
91
85'A
4—;—.——April
2018
(3% fixed
contingent interest) 1993
General
84%
81'A
82%
91
90'A
mortgage
Detroit E'dison
103%
86
32
87%
86
87%
April
1997.
83'/a
86%
34
d87'A
"88
d88
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 23As ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
5s
conv
91
78
6
Denver & Salt Lake—
96%
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
79
(4%%
mortgage series A
Gen
104%
88'A
—
Western RR—
(3% fixed
contingent interest)
1993——
1%
101%
J
mortgage series A
A Income
102'/a
division
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
Map-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
Map-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977.June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-J?zZpu
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sept
&
100
97
30
Wetesrn Div
&
due
98%
100
97%
RR Co—
Western
&
trust 4-6s
Collateral
"II
.,
Jan-July
1963
extended
4s
Lackawanna
and
First
__
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1965_
1977
Hudson
York
New
100'A
101'A
—'
108
—
■
„
refunding mortgage 3'/8S 1985-_Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Awp
mortgage inc
3s. 1978
series A 1978
First mortgage 3'As
1982
Dayton Union Ry 3'As series B 1965
100%
1
'
110
"__
120%
93%
27
101% 101 %
First and
mtge 3s 1990—
112
29
94
93%
93%
101%
3Vis series E
M
99%
97
114
"__
93%
1973__June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
mortgage
95%
98
mortgage
First
>
impt M 3"Vis series H
First
88 y4
97%
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
contingent
M 3Vis series D
and
A General
8 8'A
23
D
103
Jan-July
deb 3s
and
1st & ret
'
—
100
Refund
4s
34
d32
June-Dec
4s 1970
98
Feb-Aug
1974
Refund
General
30%
Denver
1992
4 Vis
34
105
90
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
Refund and impt
34%
d32
Imp & equip
98
82%
Champion Paper & Fibre
.General
35
32%
98
85
3Vis series A
3%s
mortgage
31'A
36
Essex
98
Co—
refund
and
27'/a
36%
mortgage
75
1987—.2.—
Jan-July
3s 1974—-ApriZ-Oct
23
"34 %
A Income
9
3'As
18
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Morris
75
Power
27
June-Dec
98%
75
,
40
26"
26
Jan-July
June-Dec
101%
2
^
31%
1970
97%
98
N J—
97
45
1970—
98%
Ry—
mortgage
New
Central
of
Co
96'A
39'A
B
94'A
98
2020____May
mortgage 4Vis series B Jan 1 2020
May
AGen
96%
38%
101%
A
Lackawanna
"98
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"94%
99
ser
Delaware
97%
98
103'/a
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3
ser
95%
1948_Junc-Dec
4s series A 1995
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&
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I960,.
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94'A
1
96%
96%
ref
&
Delaware
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90'A
lien
14
93%
17%
16
lien &
69
1st gold 4s
(1947
Branch U P
Georgia
"91%
72
95%
.
63
67
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t_Feb-Aug
debentures
debentures
AtCentral
"—
Feb-Aug
—April-Oct
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1978_—
1976—_
3'As
Corp
debs
debentures 1965T__
3s
debentures
Celotex
,
3%s
Co
June-Dec
18%
91'A
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,
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97
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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Interest
Last
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94%
92
92%
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—
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debentures
1984
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Ohio Edison first mortgage 3>
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,
1974
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Oklahoma Gas
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3 %s
3s
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1979
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19
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96
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89
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1978
mortgage 2%s 1980
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Mar-Sept
April-Oct
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95 %
*99
Afay-Nov
1982
Oregon-Washington RR 3s serlea A 1960
102%
Afar-Sept
Aprll-Ool
102%
99%
101%
P
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First
&
refunding 3 %s series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
102
102
1
96
June-Doe
97
11
93%
95
8
June-Dee
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
First. & refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dee
93%
June-Dee
91%
91
91%
32
First &
June-Dee
92
91%
92
16
92
92
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refunding
refunding
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3s series M 1979
First &
3s series N 1977—_June-Dee
2%s
2%s
3%s
First and refunding 3s
First & refunding 2%s
series P 1981
series Q 1980
series R 1982
2%s
June-Dee
series 8
debentures
87
95
95
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—-.
87
June-Dee
1986
debentures
84%
1983__June-Deo
April-Oct
Aprll-Oet
3%s debentures 1987
3 'As
*
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series T 1976
June-Dee
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser U 1985
June-Dee
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 1988—_June-Dee
1978
...
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94%
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102
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91
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3%s debentures 1981
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195B„Jan-J«ly
102
98%
—
101
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99
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Pennsylvania Power & Light Co—
First
mortgage 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated
General
sinking fund 4%s 1966
4%s series A
1965
Aprll-Oet
—.
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mortgage 4%s series X 1884
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39
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87
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94
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94
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77
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101
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52
52%
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92
92%
4
92
98
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series
B
1974
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First & refunding 2%s mvi
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&
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&
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&
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
First &
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80
95
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89
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100
99
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100
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85
15
98
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93
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100
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1970
debentures 1970
3'/as debentures 1976
98%
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3s
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56
92%
91
102%
90
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100%
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registered
„
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82
98%
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92
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98
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66
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_
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1962__
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82
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Aprll-Ocl
first mortgage 2%s 1874
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 3s 1978
First mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977
92%
——
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1962
2
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1969—Afar-Sept
___Afar-Sept
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98
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57
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~
92
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——
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series A Jan 1971—
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ser A Jan
1991—
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Mission Corp 3%s s f
debs 1966
June-Dec
Missouri Kansas & Texas
first 4s 1900
Mlgsouri-Kansas-Texas
95
98
April-Oct
St
59%
Jan-July
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103%
98
2%s 1980
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First
83
102%
101
*__
1979
1969
Paul & Saulte
2019
(Minnesota)
93%
101%
93%
*97
37/es sinking fund
debentures 1967
Jan-July
f§AMldland of N J first ext 5s
1940™April-Oct
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Mfg. 2%s 1967
Minn St
58%
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—
73%
66%
Collateral
;
99
*„
1972
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/2s
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27/8s 1969
First
57
78%
70
58
68
2%s
1966—.
series C
57
59%
71%
1
65
Refunding & improve 4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
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Jan-July
101%
80
'101% 102%
Metropolitan Edison first
mtge 27/8s 1974—May-Noo
First mortgage 23/4s
1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Beil Telephone Co—
3'/rs debentures 1988___.
Aprll-Ocl
Michigan Centra 1*—
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59%
Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
:
96%
99
Feb-Aug
3s
70
58
72%
Pacific Ry—
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1978-
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1
w
3%s 1983
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104
96
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-
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99
91%
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1
1957__May-No®
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Afay-Nov
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1972
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f
71%
70
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100
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s
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99
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sinking fund Feb
3'As
1944
w 1
4s ser A wl 2004
mage
4%s
mortgage
Northern
gold 3s 1980
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Div 4s 1955
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38
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94
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mortgage 3%s ser D 1976
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cons
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refund mtge 3%s
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*„
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86%
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78
76
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70
128
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213
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1964
125
70%
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Aprll-Ocl
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—Jan-July
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Jan-July
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■
83
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1997——.
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100
—
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105
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—
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103
Jan-July
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103
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-
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collateral
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-
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103 %
1987
1961
4 V2S unguaranteed
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103
102
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1975—April-Oct
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~1
:
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registered 1998
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Feb-Aug
3%s
93
86
10
90'/a
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—
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&
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—
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deposit
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104
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.
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deposit
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1956
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mortgage 3%s 1978
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Friday's
deposit-
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A
100%
98
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of
series C
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85%
80
4
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1972—Afay-Nov
39
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99
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87
Week's Range
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.
1st
Interest
No.
High
66
68 'A
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BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Corp—
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1
Jan. 1
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110
IIIV2
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Jan-July
1977—
MAY
Range Since
•
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1007/a 102
—-—Jan-July
Chemical
debs
ENDED
100
Mar-Sept
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3%s debs 1972
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
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FOE
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Friday
&
ref
M
3%s
2%s
1967
1982
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tACertlficates of deposit
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109
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105
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105
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93
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Jan-July
21%
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97
103%
Number 5217... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(1925)
2»
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
interest
BONDS
or
tie Price
New York Stock Exchange
Range
Friday's
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Pilisbury Mills, Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dee
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as 1996—June-Dee
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic Ac St Louis Ey—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser P 1953
June-Dee
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957
May-Nor
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser 1 1963
Feb-As#
FOR
Week's
Last
High
96%
—
BONDS
Interest
Jan. 1
New York Stock Exchange
Period
No.
Low
7
96%
98
—
—
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.
—
106
108
.
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1C4
105%
«.—
*103%
——
—
109%
First and refund M 3 Vis series B 1970
First and refund M 3%s series Q 1990
169% 109%
--
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis EE—
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Texas Ac Pacific first
June-Dee
April-Oct
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mortgage 5s Series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
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Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964
105
104% 105
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—«
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21
103%
107%
—■■■
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103
107
82
86
82%
45
101%
86
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—
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debentures
Jan-JtUf
Aprtt-Oct
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First
June-Dee
April-Oct
April-Oct
4Vis aeries B 1959
4%s series C 1960
mortgage
*99
Feb-Aug
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June-Dee
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June-Dee
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Jan-July
Plantation Pipe Una 2%s 1970,
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis 1977
Feb-Aa*
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Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1984
„May-No?
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Mar-Sept
99
*104% 107
—
100
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
1st mtge 3 Vis 1982
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—
II
*100%
—
101
100%
—
--
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96%
93%
■
—
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■
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98
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94
99
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June-Dec
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3%s
debentures
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98
1
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132%
195
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1983
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1979
——;
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2%s 1994
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98
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97%
*83%
mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2 Vis series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
Aprtt-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
—Aprtt-Oct
Devel and general 8%s series A 1956
April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
—-Jan-July
Southwestern Bell Tel 2Vis debs 1985
Aprll-Oct
3Vis debentures 1983—
—May-No?
ASpokane Internatl first gold 4 Vis 2013
April
97%
98
84
85%
77
—
77
"i
77
*—
94
80
93
5s 1960
debentures series
115% 116%
57
115%
102
54
101%
103%
107%
107% 107%
3
107%
109
21
107 %
110%
108
*6
59
*55%
114%
54
—
57
99%
99%
95
101%
102% 102%
4
65
64 V4
65%
51
62%
62%
62%
21
99%
99% 100
7
105
5
105
104%
95
95
100
♦__
May-No*
Jan-July
Jau-JUly
Jan-JUly
April-Oct
81%
79
105%
98
99%
♦92%
—Jaa-Julf
102%
102%
105%
64%
68%
62
67
99%
104
106%
105
96%
95
—
A
49
102% 103
102%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980
95
92
92
"♦__
26
96%
92
1971
of
101%
104
92
99
92
95
96%
10O
4
101%
96%
3
95
96%
95
98%
99%
46
98%
104%
98
99
97
95
98Vi
16
98
101%
101%
*101
~
76%
80%
63
65
81%
77 Va
78%
78%
_
deposit
|ASu & Du div and term first 4s 1836—May-No?
a Certificates of
deposit
120%
102%
67
110%
102%
108% 109
mm■'
„
*105
108
—
90
96%
,,
—'
.
.
89
fT.
-
ACertlcifates
95%
115%
—
80
107
'
*
.
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
*
79
106
—
ltax-8ept
Wheeling Ac Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992, .—Mar-Sepf
.Msr-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970.
First mortgage 3 Via series D 1067
Jan-July
3Vis debentures 1965
—May-Hoc
pril-Oct
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
.Jan-July
t Wisconsin Central Ry—
.Jan-July
8 A First general 4s 1949—.
80%
75
101%
97
Co—
3%s ser A 1981
debentures
2%s
25
85%
90
Westlnghouse Electric Corp—
«.«.
102% 102%
88%
82%
Western Union Telegraph Co—
97%
89%
6
87%
91%
85%
3
95%
♦89
1976————May-Won
30-year
95
*—
14
88
83
82%
83
Feb-No?
May-No?
Aprtt-Oct
1074
registered 2361
1st
98
87 Vi
21
—
87%
87%
.April
income series A Jan 1981.
4Vis series B Jan 1991—-April
Petroleum
West Shore
107%
96%
——
88%
*110
—
97%
1,083
100% 101
96%
10
89
First
mortgage 2%s
93%
Mar-Sept
Jam-July
89%
91
99
Juua-Deo
1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3Vis 1971—
98%
101
93
96% 102%
'
67%
*64
«
3
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
—
-
67%
73
Yonkers Electric Light Ac Power 2%s
1976—Jan-July
Inc—
96%
June-Dec
1967
95%
29
97
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
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.
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
•
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized inder Section 77 ef
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
,
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
101%
94%
(Indiana)—
3 Vis convertible debentures 1982
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966—.
1972
1973—
Deferred
a
Included
99% 101%
101
Aprll-Oct
87%
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Noo
87%
112%
87%
91%
~2
92%
*—
97%
—
92
95%
92
94%
97%
in
delivery
sale
not
the year's
.
,
96%
92
1
96%
92%
——
99%
12
92
•—
——,
839
87%
92
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-No?
2Vis debentures 1974—
Jan-July
debentures
96%
109%
95%
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
93
29%
100%
debentures
102 Ye
90
99%
98
West Penn Electric
96 %
90%
May-NOT
2%s
97%
243
■
*—
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3 Vis 2006
Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
101%
--
1981
Bwift & Co 2%s
79%
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3 Vis 1967
Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—JMay-No?
93%
97
4 Vis
Standard Oil Co
98y4
93% 101 Va
*__
3%s conv debs
93%
96%
Gold
Co
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Aprtt-Oct
Gen mtge Income
101%
93
3
100% 102%
debs
96%,
♦90
92
100
92%
Warren
—
101%
Products
105
88
100
92%
1967
118%
97%
*96
Mar-Sept
subord
*11
—
100 %
May-No?
100%
90%
93
93
*96%
——
.May-No?
Coil
—
*—
debentures
1976
112%
101
—
1969
conv
2
99
Aprtt-Oct
debentures
104 %
100%
171
*98%
4Vis
5s
88
86
2%s
118
Gold
Standard
1966
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
Walworth Co conv debentures 3 Vis 1976
—«»
«...
—
104% 105%
102%
San Fran Term 1st
88
*—
—
88
Rubber
S
Gen mtge 4s
101%
98
——
•109% 118
*90%
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
A 1977
102%
*100% 101%
,
mTTMi
May-No?
...
■
(Oregon Lines)
98
97
W
112
111
107
*—
*96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Deo
April-Oct
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Oil 2%s 1976—
1963
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
L
April-Oct
1977
95%
——
June-Dec
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s
debentures
2 Vis
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
conv
debentures
-
America
99%
86%
s
Bocony-Vacuum
2Vis
77%
86
Oil Corp—
subord
19%
94
96
Wabash RR Co-
April-Oct
-Aprtt-Oct
t§ASllesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s 1941—Feb-Aup
3s
—
.
96%
f debs 1982
Shell Union Oil 2Vis debentures 1971
3 Vis
__
89%
June-Dec
& Sons 2%s 1966
1974—
Pipe Line 3.20s
Sinclair
70%
84
74
*77%
—
May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
f debentures 1977
s
97%
96
Co—
mtge 3s series B 1980
99%
53%
13
V
'
3%s
48%
9
95%
Consol sinking fund
flhguenay Power 3s series A 1971.
Mar-Sept
SWLawrence 8c Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996.Jan-Ju!y
Second gold 6s 1996
Aprll-Oe!
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4Vis series A Jan 2022—..May
St Louis-South western Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
May-No*
Second 4s Inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968
June-Dea
St Paul Union Depot 3Vis B 1971
Aprll-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noo
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Seaboard Air Line
41
18%
*94
gtd 4s series A 1956—Feb-Aug
series B 1857—May-No?
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2 Vis ser E 1970—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27/sS ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2Vis ser H 1980.——Mar-£«p6
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser 1 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3 Vis ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003——Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
Aprtt-Oot
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-No?
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser O 1973—April-Oct
*
mortgage 4Vis series d
51 %
18
May-No?
1972
1976
debentures
2%s
Rochester Gas <5c Electric Corp—
General
(subord)
debentures
Vandalla
Reading Co first Aijet 3Vis series d 1995—May-No?
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973.
Aprll-Ocf
General mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
103%
06%
•—
U
Jan-July
R
101
3
Universal Pictures 3 Vis debentures 1959—JKar-Scpt
99%
96
i
.
99%
4
96%
50%
18
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2Vis 1970
Jan-July
1st mtge Ac Coll trust 3%s 1971
Jan-July
1st mtge Ac coll trust 3%s 1972———Feb-Aug
4Vis s.t debs 1972
Aprll-Oct
101%
99
37
__
——
June-Due
1972
93
*128
•
„■
98%
99
T—
98%
126
96%
June-Dec
—May-No?
1970—June-Dec
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series O 1991
3Vis
1963
debs
United Biscuit Co of
Service Electric dt Gas Co—
3s debentures
conv
2%s
98
94
99
—
99
122
Union Pacific RR—
~
—
97%
96%
1
U
First mortgage and coll trust 2Vis 1975
3s debentures
1968
104
104
—
102%
94%
122
101% 101%
J«w«-Dec
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3Vis 1971—May-No?
99%
97%
3
96 %
99 Vi
97
89%
122
115%
93%
38
95
*—
June-Dee
■ 1985—Jan-July
income 5 s Jan 1960
100
97%
——
April-Oof
Ipril-Oct
Aprll-Oct
Tel & Ohio Cent ref and lmpt 3Vis I960—June-Dec
Tri-Contlnental Corp 2Vis debs 1961—Mar-Sept
102
97%
99
98%
High
107
94 Vi
—
tThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s I960—Jan-July
101
98
—
*96%
—
13
M 3%s ser
112V4
—
99Vi 100
,
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
101%
100%
—
98%
98
_
Pittsburgh Youngstown Ac Ashtabula Ey—
First general 5s series B 1962
Public
♦100%
_
—
gold 5 s 2000
General and refund
a Adjustment
1965
Low
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967-
O 2019—Jan-Jtttf
1986
Aprll-Oct
May-No?
Refund and lmpt 2 Vis series D
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas A New Orleans RR—
101%
103%
—
*105
—
1964_Mojr-NoT
—
Range Since
Jan. 1
No.
97%
=====
_
.
'
'.i
'
•1
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 27, 1953 and ending Friday, May 1, 1953. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself, and is intended io include every
security whether stock* or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In the
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Vending Corp
ACF-Brill Motors
Acme Aluminum
9%
warrants.
Alloys
—
2,900
%
1
700
4%
■
5
1,100
.
W—
Supply Manufacturing
Manufacturing
2%
7%
Jan
% May
4%
Apr
25%
Apr
Ajax
1%
Jan
6%
Jan
50
preferred——100
:
1
All American Engineering Co
10c
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
Allegheny Corp warrants
A lies & Fisher common
1—1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
5
Altes Brewing Co
—1
3%
3%
2,500
3y8
Jan
4
2%
2%
1,200
2%
Apr
3%
Feb
Mar
Feb
11%
70O
9%
Jan
7y4
7%
700
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
Air-Way Electric Appliance.
12%
12%
13%
1,500
1,400
12% May
12% Apr
Jan
13
13%
13%
14%
Airfleets inc
*
.
For footnotes see page 33.
50c
Ltd
9% Mar
29
13% Mar
15%
Feb
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Petroleums
Alabama Great Southern
—
111
—
Airlines Inc
1%
105
91
Alabama Power 4.20%
Alaska
Sales
Last
High
11%
common.
(N J)
Week's
Friday
7%
Inc
1
STOCKS
11%
Air Associates
MAY
American Stock Exchange
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
'
—
Adams Hat Stores Inc
Aero
High
9%
9
%
——
Acme Wire Co commo:
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
Low
ABC
FOR
Sales
Last
American Stock Exchange
j
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis-
96%
101
—
*103%
Sold
High
99%
96%
—
—
Bonds
Bid & Asked
100%
95%
*100
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Last
Sale Price
High
96%
*—
—
Range Since
Sold
1%
105
92
5%
5%
2
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
2%
3%
3
3%
3
3
3ft
63,900
1%
Apr
10
103
Jan
109%
75
91
4,100
2,400
4,000
15,400
26%
-
3
3
3%
26%
3%
100
Jan
Apr
99%
Jan
4%
Jan
6 %
Mar
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
2% Jan
3%
Jan
2
3% Mar
is
Jan
6%
3%
High
1% May
Jan
2%
Feb
7% Mar
3%
Apr
200
25% Jan
28% Mar
i,iod
2% Jan
3% Mar
<
The
30
Commercial and-Financial Chronicle... Monday, May 4.
1953
(1926)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RA^GE
WEEK
ENDED MAY
1
American Stock
Sale Price
Exchange
Aluminum
of
Co
f
Shires
Range Since Jan. 1
•
150
89
•
Industries
89
common
Air Filter 5%
American
§ American
Bantam
pfd
conv
_
American Hard Rubber Co
Manufacturing Co com
American
Meter
American
300
25
10%
10%
1%
Thread 5 Vo
10% Mar
1,000
24%
24%
200
233/i
23%,
400
21%
American
Writing Paper common
~5%
5%
5%
2,500
23%
24%
1,400
31
32
100
31
59%
62
4,900
57
233/4
Apr
31
61%
Jan
Apr
Mar
43/a
"A" shares———
6% Mar
27'%
Jan
10%
33% Mar
34%
Jan
Charis
Apr
Cherry-Burrell common
:
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Jan
43/4
Jan
1,800
10% Mar
Feb
20%
Circle Wire &
9%
Apr
23/4
23/g
23/4
3,800
2%
Apr
y3 A
9%
9%
1,000
8%
Feb
10 3/4 Mar
16%
16%
1,400
Jan
163/8
9%
:
15
Co
Inc
18%
5
Gas Co
15%
800
143/4
Apr
983/4
420
98
Apr
9%
10
114% Mar
600
213/8
Apr
24%
Jan
25
473/4
Apr
533/4
Jan
Jan
22% Mar
10%
•
•
2p/4
22
49%
49%
20%
19%
93/4
Apr
14
7,000
Feb
117%
Associated Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg—
Associated Laundries of America
Associated
Tel
•
Atlas
2
101
103
200
,u8
1,100
101
Jan
Jan
May
101
116%
Jan
6%
1,800
6%
14%
6,700
12%
Jan
4%
4%
100
43/s
Jan
10%
10%
200
9
19%
400
4%
Ayshirc Colleries Corp common.;
3
19%
„
Jan
Apr
2%
6%
•
3/4
153
Apr
1%
13%
_1
1
Machine
10% Mar
Jan
128
6%
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Voting
70
2
1%
14%
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic
145% 149
149
50
Atlantic Coast Line Co
200
"ft
•
A
Atlantic Coast Fisheries.
Feb
10%
--
1
class
& Tel
_£1
Apr
Mar
19%
Apr
7%
Jan
Mar
15
5% Mar
11
Mar
21
Jan
B
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Class
A
Baldwin
Securities
Baldwin
200
3%
3%
75c
Corp
1,400
13%
3%
8,800
414
1
ill
2,000
13%
13%
1
4%
13% xl4%
4%
,
Company
Rubber-common
Baker-Raulang
Apr
13% May
Jan
13
3%
Jan
6
18 %
13% Mar
Mar
4
Oil
Light & Power Ltd
Beck
(A
Beckman
Benrus
10
Apr
11% Mar
150
21 %
Jan
23
1,000
5%
5%
5%
Inc
5%
600
3%
4
39%
39%
39%
Jan
16 %
1,600
13%
Feb
17
3%
Jan
38%
Apr
403/8
Jan
13
1,200
■
11%
39
40%
13%
14
Apr
Jan
6% Mar
(The)
Croft
4%
4%
Jan
Crown
9% Mar
Apr
73/8
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
100
6%
10
400
71
50
233/,
243/4
Apr
11% Mar
Jan
93/4
70
74
Jan
200
22%
Feb
24"%
Jan
5,700
%
Apr
1%
Feb
Jan
3/4
20%
21 3%
2,400
193/4
Apr
215/8
23
23%
800
21%
Feb
233/4 Mar
50
41
40%
12,200
43/a
Jan
10,600
4%
Feb
14 %
Feb
15
9%
9%
700
8%
Jan
10% Mar
31%
32%
900
30 3/4
Apr
35%
32 %
t
5%
100
5%
Apr
5%
4%
4%
43,500
33/4
Feb
5%
Feb
143/4
Apr
143/4
Apr
Feb
Curtis
9%
Apr
10% Mar
Curtis
Feb
24
85
87
190
84 s/8
Jan
90
Jan
2,100
10%
Apr
14%
Jan
193/4
100
19%
Apr
21%
Jan
4%
100
3%
Feb
4
%
Jan
625
67%
Jan
x77
900
13/4
Jan
8 5/8
Feb
18%
600
193/4
4%
72
70
-
Feb
•
2%
2
8 s/8
8 3/4
700
183/8
19 %
1,500
10%
13
12%
123/8
183/b Mar
9% Mar
1,000
11%
2,900
1,400
10% «.
9%
2% Mar
Jan
9
21% Mar
i
10"% Mar
11%
Apr
15%
Jan
12%
Apr
143/4
Feb
1%
123/4
.12%
Feb
i
8,800
25%
Apr
353/s
14% Mar
263/4
12'/8
900
11%
Apr
7%
263/4
25%
11 3/8
-
73/4
1,000
7%
Apr
iij Mar
100
1 % Mar
8%
Jan
Feb
1%
Feb
7
Feb
1
1
6
6%
3,100
6
Apr
27%
4,100
25
Jan
31% Mar
34%
Apr
40
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
8%
Jan
10
Jan
26%
27%.
i«
9%
Jan
ft
Feb
%
8%
Jan
10 %
800
ft,
iff
8%
Jan
9%
9 %
1,400
jan
Jan
Feb
8%
8%
17%
173/4
300
17%
Jan
18
Feb
17
18 %
4,400
16%
Apr
213/8
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
11,200
68%
Apr
76%
Jan
1,800
%
Apr
1%
Jan
200
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
71
68%
69%
3/8
Co common
Mar
Jan
18
12
193/4
'
11
3/8
7
7
7
2
"2
24
26
170
180
2
25%
100
Jan
11%
Apr
143/4
Feb
1%
900
10%
10%
9%
13%
10 3/«
Jan
2%
Jan
1,650
24
Feb
27
Jan
20
170
Jan
180
Feb
105/8
4,100
10%
Apr
12 3/4
17%
100
14 5/8
Feb
18
5%
*
11'/a
17%
l65/8
Feb
Feb
13%
Jan
2.50
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
Mar
85
20%
Jan
113/8
Cuban Tobacco common—
193/4
Jan
5 %
43/8;.;
Jan
200
Apr
14%
9%(
Apr
1,800
Jan
14 %
100
—
9%
53/1
14% |
Feb
23%
63/8 May
6%
5%
partic——*
"A"
Apr
Apr
36
Feb
5%
5%:
Jan
9%
4%
.6
Apr
42
Feb
Jan
283/4
2,550
34%
33
34
83/a
Apr
9
Jan
3
10%
•
common
10%
100
33/4 Mar
,4%
Gear
Works
Jan
Daitch
43/4
Jan
10%
3%
600
Jan
33/4
Jan
10%
3,500
103/a Mar
11%
Jan
Day
1,000
53/4 Mar
2%
7% Mar
*
20 3/4
Jan
24
British American Oil Co
*
18
Apr
22 %
American
5%
18%
19
6%
2,400
19
bearer
£1
133/4
£1
133/4 Mar
ord
•
400
3
35%
35%
23/4
Jan
25
.33%
Apr
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
200
*
8
8
8
._
1
9%
9%
9%
5,400
!
*
92%
92%
25
B
Company common
$5 convertible preference.
$3 2nd preference
Distillers
1
cumulative junior preferred
Rubber Co common
iE L)
Bruck
convertible
Hill
13%
200
Apr
Detroit
Gray
15% Mar
Detroit
12
Jan
3%
37
Apr
Apr
Distillers
Jan
50 % Mar
xl4
Mar
Dobeckmun
Co
143/a Mar
Dominion
shares
Dominion
Steel &
100
7
7
Apr
17
Jan
20%
4,000
7%
100
X14%
3s 6d
%
12 %c
2.50
1
*
Bridge Co Ltd—
193/s
"9%
15
1
common
Exploration Ltd.
Jan
7% Mar
Apr
Feb
8
15%
New
Jan
Dominion
10%
Jan
Douglas
Feb
9%
Apr
103/a Mar
3,100
14%
Apr
19 %
Jan
4%
3%
Jan
4,500
%
4%
1,900
iV Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
5
Coal ord
stock
*
Oil
—1
*
Company
Ltd
common.
50o
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd..
*
California Electric Power
•
Calamba
Sugar Estate
Oil
Consol
Camden
Fire
Harris
& Gas
Co
(Allen
Southern
Atlantic
Canadian Canners
Oils
Oil
Jan
12%
6,700
11
Apr
15%
Jan
10%
10,900
x9%
Apr
103/4
Jan
Durham
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
Duro
Feb
Duval
5%
514
6
10,400
223/4
23
225
9%
10
14,800
Apr
5
22%
Apr
25%
27%
Jan
293/e Mar
9%
Apr
20
...;
Ltd
Co
Ltd
1
Ltd—
9%
2
Canadian
5%
*
51«
51
5,800
5i\; Jan
1.63/* Mar
•$7
4%
L.
6,200
13 %
14
Apr
53/8
17% Mar
Jan
137
12%
"13/4
Jan
Feb
145
Apr
13% Mar
2%
Jan
13/4
300
15/b
Jan
3
200
2%
Jan
3% Mar
1,000
24%
Apr
29 % Mar
ll5/«
Apr
12%
2%
Mar
2%
243/8
1%
2%
-
*
Jan
25
243/a
19,800
2% 1.2%
iff
Jan
Jan
3
«;■'
200
9%
Jan
11% Mar
1,500
18%
Apr
25%
616
Feb
53/4
Jan
63/8
6,000
6%
6
6%
Feb
10
20
9%
19
20
2%
6
400
Jan
8% Mar
6%
Jan
80 % Mar
300
14
Feb
13%
Apr
163/4
Jan
36%
13%
14
82
Feb
41%
Jan
8%
~9%
~6%
1,700
36
36 3/8
8%
700
"5%
300
9
16%
17 %
8%
9%
Apr
10%
Jan
Apr
6%
Apr
Jan
16%
Feb
293% Jan
7%
1,800
8 3/8
Apr
Apr
5%
15%
-
_53/4
4,500
Apr
38 % Mar
Mar
20
7% Mar
93/4
Apr
35%
Feb
40%
Jan
33
600
32%
Apr
35%
Jan
15
32%
5,300
14 3%
Apr
17 3/4
143/4
15
Jan
3%
Jan
43/b
Jan
Apr
143/4
Feb
500
3%
3%
13
*
.
1
5 %
5%
200
5%
Jan
6% Mar
•
:
14
13%
Apr
15%
100
*7%
Apr
8%
400
-3%
Jar
4%
81%
1
2,100
7%
3%
823/4
125
75%
Feb
109% 109%
1%
1%
30
2,500
109
83
28%
30 3/4
900
25%
Jan
33% Mars
dep rets B
ord
(J W) Co common
common
(A M) & Co...
For footnotes see page 33.
%
%
50
1
*
—10
:
3!4
Apr
1
Mar
53/4
4%
"4% ~4%
16%
17
Feb
6%
Apr
200
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
1,000
16%
-
Apr
173/4 Mar
105/8 Mar
1,700
7"%
Jan
152
152
50
128%
Jan
165
Mar
141
142
275
116
Jan
150
Mar
26
Jan
32
27%
Sugar Associates—
shares of beneficial
$2 preferred
Esquire Inc
Corporation Ltd
Warrants
30%
int—1
100
30%
30% Mar
Apr
16%
14%
14
14%
1,400
24%
24%
25
15,600
23%
Jan
1
pfd——100
11%
11%
11%
300
103/4
Jan
100%-i02%
30
100%
Apr
102%
—
—10c
1
1
1
28% Mar
33
53%
1
|
Feb
300
73/4
Apr
93/8
Jan
100
17%
Apr
19%
Feb
9,000
1%
Jan
23%
Jan
2%
8
'
{
i
20
1
5%
20
'
333/4
33
*
*■
11% May
104%
2%
73/4-
"2%
600
32"%
5 3/8
500
5%
Wff
18,200
3/8
20
100
%
20
Jap
5%
-1#
Feb
May
';
Mar •
35
Jan
Mar
1
-5,700
iff
10
Jan
173/4- 173/4
1
5
:
Feb
Feb
5
...
Eureka Pipe Line common."
.
133/4
...
Eureka
93/8
30
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Manufacturing Co
Jan
Feb
30% Mar
•
Apr
Jan
Jan
74
»
Electrographic Corp common.'
2%
13%
Apr
Jan
10
10
10%
Apr
643/4
500
28%
27
10,600
653/4
preferred series B
Electric Bond & Share common
114%
10%
64 3/4
28%
r
25
__1
Easy Washing Machine class B
Apr
10
10%
65
series A
preferred
Equity Corp common—
$2 convertible preferred
%
—100
Feb
£1
2s 6d
common...10
Jan
Carreyas Ltd—
American dep rets A ord—
Assn
preferred
Feb
•
Jan
1%
& Fuel
prior
Common
Jan
26% Mar
3%
__
•
Biscuit Co
Feb
'7%
•
•
Light $5 pfd
4 s/8
•
1
2.50
common."
4"%
25%
19.50
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc'
43/4
5
Capital Transit Co—-
Casco Products
Corp common
Sulphur & Potash Co
Eastern
1
Carman & Co
American
Jan
•8%
1
Eastern, Malleable Iron
Eastern States Corp
r
__
100
Capital City Products common
Power <fc
Test
4%%
$6
7% preferred
Canadian Marconi
Carolina
14"%
£1
Hosiery class B common
Eastern Gas
Industries Ltd—
Carr-Consolidated
700
153%
15
7% Mar
Dunlop
12% Mar
*
common
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Co
6n/8
7
*
Canadian
Carnation
33
400
Apr
Apr
•
preference—
Canadian
%
11%
3%
28%
17%
10c
common
x93/4
4"% Mar
50
Laboratories—
10
5
,
B)
Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Apr
30%
7
*
33/4
3%
Apr
*
12%
1
Insurance
Cement Co Ltd common
Canada
600
1%
10
Co
3%
1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada
3%
Feb
500
1
common
Drilling & Exploration Co
Class A
Products
"7
1,200
29%
10
Duke Power Co
Electric
Feb
2%
6%
10 %
—*
:
Dragon Cement Co Inc
DuMont
Feb
6%
13/4
Textile Co Ltd common
Dow Brewery
Driver
27%
Jan
6%
Co Ltd——*
& Chemical
Tar
common
8 3/4
800
10
Dominion
203/8 Mar
Jan
Jan
x53/4
1%
'ill
4s
——1
Domestic Finance Corp common.
Draper Corp
dep rets ord
ord reg
dep rets
(The) Corp
Feb
Feb
Mines Ltd—
American
American
16%
6%
75/b Mar
6 3/8
25%
...1
25c
12%
Jan
9%
9
10
:
B—
200
53/4
1,100
16% Mar
Co Ltd—
Diversey
Dome
1
1
Oils Ltd
13
183/4
20
2.50
Burry Biscuit Corp.
Foundry
Products
Steel
Devon-Leduc
12% Mar
100
Iron
Devoe & Raynolds class
Mar
8%
6"%
1
Hardware Mfg Co
18%
10
preferred—
Apr
Apr
Manufacturing
800
7%
*
& Sullivan
90
&
200
7
50c
preferred—
.60c
8% debenture
12%
*
Budget Finance Plan common.
7%
Jan
18%
12%
2.50
Buckeye Pipe Line
i
10c
35
-50c
5
100
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common..
6
6
6
1
Mills Ltd class B
13%
13%
10
Co common
.
47
—
*
Bruce
14"%
200
63/4
6%
—1
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Detroit
3
dep rects ord regular—ilOs
British Columbia Power class A
Forman
Feb
14%
2.50
Mines Inc
Detroit^ Gasket
American dep rets ord regular
British Celanese Ltd—
American
Mar
Tobacco—
dep rets
Crystal Dairies Inc——1
3%
Light & Pwr ord—*
14%
5
D
4%
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
American
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo).
10%
20c
Inc
Apr
10%
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson Brothers Inc
-
Traction
Feb
10
25 % Mar
Castle
Apr
6%
41
Feb
Jan
Carter
73/b
600
8
16
Drug
Feb
1,700
23%
12%
'24%
6% %
Mar
37
li
46
•
Calvan
Jan
9
Jan
21 %
Apr
•
Cable
10
Jan
7%
70%
243/4
1
Internat'l
Cork
Crown
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Burma
Apr
7%
200
9
6%
5
(Md).___
Petroleum
Cent
Crown
Feb
89
63/4
10
1
Company..
Jan
103% Mar
Apr
Mar
6%
Jan
5%
9%
Feb
79
May
X7%
x7%
Jan
200
75
200
9%
8%
5
Milner & Co
Crowley
Mar
Breeze Corp common
Bunker
150
1
common
Petroleum
Creole
9%
Foote
4%
24%
76
dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
American
21%
Brazilian
Brown
Jan
75
Courtaulds Ltd—
prior cumulative preferred—100
5
1
Brown
293/4 Mar
9%
43/4
300
Scrymser Co
Brown
45/8 Mar
Jan
36
13%
300
13%
•
Co common
Bourjois Inc—
Class
Feb
26%
9
25c
Crystal Oil Refining common—_——*
$6 preferred
10
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common...
5
10%
1
.
(S) & Co
(H C)
British
4%
125
84
36 3/4
500
40%
4
A
Jan
class A
Petroleum
Cosden
23
common
Blumenthal
5% %
3,000
1
*
Reynolds common
&
preferred
Jan
4%
283/4
5c
Inc
•
Blauner's
Bohack
6%
,9%
10 %
11
Co com.*
class
6Va Feb
$1
2% Mar
500
15%
14%,
14%
1
Gorham
Jan
1 % Mar
14%
25
of Canada common
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach
Brad
500
2
1
Benson & Hedges common
Borne
11
22
1
&
Jan
1%
1
Starr
8%
21%
1
Bickford's Inc common—,
Black
Apr
10%
Inc
Watch Co
~6%
1
common
Instruments
Bell Telephone
Apr
■■---*
Gold Mines
Cornucopia
Coro
Corroon
"7
7%
Aircraft common
Bellanca
Mar
1
Shoe Corp
S)
12,500
Jan
Feb
2
50c
Inc
& Co common—*
Bearing Specialists Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
14,500
"7%
6% Mar
20
2%
*
I
Refractories
Baumann (L)
6%
2%
50c
Barium Steel Corp
Basic
6%
—
Ltd-—-
Barcelona Tr
4%
«
shares—^.——'
American
12,400
,
*
*
non-voting
B
Class
Apr
4%
j 6
*
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class. A voting
Banco de los Andes—
Banff
Varnish Co
7,300
4
4%
&
Paint &
4%
53% Mar
22%
Cook
116
Jan
43/8
.43/8
75
Jan
10 % Mar
24% Mar
12% Feb
65/8
273/4
50
*
Clark Controller Co————--1
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
1
Claude Neon Inc.——.—-——
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton
Feb
43%
4%
5
1
Stamping
Auto
City Specialty Stores inc
4%% convertible preferred.
Clark (The) D L Co
5%
-283/4
..
1
5
Cable Corp
High
Low
1,400
53/4
5%
4%
Jan
Jan
18% May
7%
City
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
5%
.
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Club Aluminum Products Co
*
Coastal Caribbean Oils
10c
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
*
Colon Development ordinary..
Colonial Airlines
1
Colonial (The) Fund Inc
.10
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
.
1
Colt's Manufacturing Co
25
Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—10c
Commodore Hotel Inc
:
1
Community Public Service...
10
Compo Shoe Machinery—Vtc ext to 1956
1
Consolidated Engineering Corp
.50c
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Liquidating
*
Consolidated Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Air Lines Inc
—1.25
Continental Car-Na Var Corp
1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
5,200
—50
20%
Jan
5,900
9,700
93/4
116
2.50
22% Mar
100
10%
Light $7 pfd
Aro Equipment Corp
Apr
19
18%
Armstrong Rubber Co class A™
4% % convertible preferred
.
91/4 May
43/i
400
8%
10
1
_5
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp———
Apr
Jan
17,100
98
pfd—100
Jan
6%
9%
4%
143/4
143/4
1
Jan
4
63/4
4%
8%
Shares
—10
5
10
4
common
Jan
9%
92,900
Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
20%
—
for Week
„
America
1
Cenco Corporation
—1
Central Explorers Ltd
*
Central Illinois Secur Corp
1
Conv preference $1.50 series—♦
Conv preference $1.40 series
*
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred
100
Central Ohio Steel Products..
1
Central Power & Light 4% pfd..-—100
Century Electric Co common
.10
Century Investors Inc
——
2
Convertible preference—
.10
Cessna Aircraft Co common
1
Chamberlin Co of America
2.50
63
165/8
1
.
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
&
Jan
18%
2.40
..
Apex-Electric Manufacturing
Power
25
253/4 Mar
173/4
4%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas Louisiana
Jan
Feb
800
10%
£1
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
Jan
12%
13% Mar
4%
2
Products
Cameras
47
*
Ltd
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Argus
4% Mar
5
Oil Development class A
Mines
Apr
Jan
43/4 Feb
24%
10
2
5
5
preferred
Jan
44
22%
•
Seal-Kap common
American
Post
Jan
1%
44%
25
pfd
6%
Potash & Chem class A
Republics
Anchor
Jan
1 % Mar
1
American
Anacon Lead
Jan
1 %
_•
American
Amurex
22%
Apr
200
1%
24%
Co
Natural Gas Co
American
Jan
3/4
1,000
%
44%
10%
Maracaibo Co...
American
Machine
Jan
20%
4%
%
25
Laundry
American
16%
Feb
Jan
4'A
—20
25
.
American
Feb
3%
1
Beverage common
Book Co
Jan
24%
12%
100
American
American
95
Jan
3,100
15
class A—1
Car Co
15%
14%
14«4
25c
Ambrook Industries Inc new
Apr
23
89
89
100
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
Catalin Corp of
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
■Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
America
$3.75 cumulative preferred
J
of Prices
Low
Per
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
16
Feb
Jan
Jan
32% Mar *
Number 5217
Volume 177
(1927)
The Commercial and^Financial Chronicle
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Par
of Prices
Low
MAY
ENDED
1
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Association
Fire
2%
2&
6U
6%
10
—2.50
—1
Sterling
~7%
6% \4lV2
~8%
8%
4 8%
4,800
B
Ford
♦
Fox
Jan
Kingston Products
66%
Apr
73%
Jan
Kirby
7% May
50c
6
Apr
Apr
11
Jan
8%
10%
Mar
Jan
Kirkland
Klein
Lake
Apr
69% Mar
Knott
73% Mar
Kobacker
60
25
Co common
7%*;$ 7% '
6%
1,000 -
Jan
8
Mar
Stores
1,500
(Geo A) Co
*7%'
12
4
6%
7%
Apr
7%
Apr
8%
%
11
Laclede-Christy
1
Gatineau Power Co common
*
preferred—.——*..*.100
Gellman Mfg Co common.—
11—1
General Acceptance Corp
—;
1
General Alloys Co
——1————4
General Builders Supply Corp com_:—1
57c convertible preferred
—
25
57c
~4%%_5%
3,500
V 2%
100
/'J2 %
1,100
2%
2
5%;5~
2
1,200
5%
29%"'30
400
10
Aoi
10
114
'114%
50
■i
2,400
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea-
Jan
12%
Feb
*10%
Jan
11%
Jan
3%
1*A
7%
3,900
3%-Jan
4%
2,500
1
2f4 Mar
300
7
15%
16%
1,000
__
Jan
Jan
34 y4 Mar
—
Products commo
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Jan
Jan
103
117
Feb
Mar
108%
22
Apr
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
13% Mar
24%
Jan
27%
55%
Feb
54 y2 May
Mapes
Jan
86 y2 Mar
1 Vo
Jan
1% Mar
Jan
Feb
Massey
16%
Mar
8
Jan
Jan
21% Mar
146
Feb
159% Mar
10
131
Jan
2%
Apr
2%
Apr
2% Mar
450
51%
Apr
57% Mar
2,600
19%
6 i',5
17%
5%
A
135%
9,400
14%
Jan
53
?
17
19
14,500
5%
250
x21
Feb
6%
Apr
Apr..
17
—
Jan
19 y2 Mar
10%
17%
—
Jan
11%
Feb
y^
Hercules
Hoe
Horniel
(Geo
A)
&
—*
15
*
—.-*
Co
Horn
&
Hardart
Baking Co
Horn
&
Hardart
common
5r/c
.
Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co—
5
Humble Oil &
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Illinois
Co
Zinc
*
*
-5
♦
common
Feb
5%
Jan
9%
Jan
12%:
Apr
Jan
2%
Jan
1,600
100
25%
Apr
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
2,400
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
200
17%
Jan
23
Jan
14%
Jan
18% Mar
19 7%
Jan
90%
Apr
99
Feb
69 %
Apr
71% Mar
7%
Jan
500
70
__
9%
9%
100
2%
3%
400
2%
7%
7%
300
6%
Feb
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts registered—£1
Jan
30
Feb
7%
7%
Mar
9>/8
3%
Apr
Apr
Feb
77/a Mar
■
8% Mar
n%
11%
11%
1,000
11%
Jan
11%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
1,200
13 Vb
Apr
16%
Jan
3
3% Mar
300
2%
Jan
13%
13%
700
13%
rJan
15
200
14%
Apr
Apr
15
15
16
Jan
Jan
46% Mar
3
3
44
'
143%
20%
700
21%
20%
'
Feb
20%
Jan
102%
'
—
Feb
152
Feb
23%
Jan
Mar
28
1,000
27%
Apr
30
63%
65
65
7,700
61%
Apr
74%
3%
3%
31
4
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5
Jan
2,800
20"%
14%
13%
—
Jan
3%
—
31%
30'A
Jan
4% Mar
400'
—
Feb
107
27%
5
(Harvey) Inc common.
1%
Apr
w
preferred--—-———100
Hubbell
Jan
4%
2%
19%
—5
1
♦
Inc.————.
Jan
1%
93
—10
2.50
Holophane Co common-—
Horder's
18%
92%
1
Holly Stores Inc
5Va Mar
1,100
25%^27%
4%
*4%
9-%
9%,
22% 22 %
4%
10c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
53% Mar
700
2%
2
& Co class A—
(R)
16%
600
100
,— 100
—1
Products
Steel
Apr
Jan
Jan
13%
27%
25c
Higbie Mfg Co common
57c
convertible preferred
Jan
50
3%
600
1%
12
11%
2%
2%
*
A—*
preferred
—
4 '/c preferred w w
Henry Holt & Co common
4
14%
4%
4%
Apr
480
52%
2
300
4%
4
1%
1%
12
700
2%
850
13%
6
__
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr.& Light 4% pfd—100
Insurance Co of North America
5
International Cigar Machinery..
.
Preferred $3.50
Industries
International
Metal
International
Petroleum
6%/ ' 7%
6%..
82%
9%
A——*
—
10%
10%
10%
1,200
3%
3%
4%
12,500
Service
Co—
)|
_100
Manufacturing
v
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1
_1
Ironite Inc,
Air Chute
_
f
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r
7%
4%
25
Feb
———...
& Scott
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15%
8%
400
Jan
18
Jan
20%
Feb
14
Jan
15
Apr
33%
33%
10
28%
Jan
34%
Feb
36
36
25
34
Apr
40
Jan
3%
Jan
4
Feb
17%
19%
5,800
14y2
Jan
"19%
Apr
8%
8%
200
8V4
Apr
10%
Jan
10
10%
300
9 Va
Feb
10 %
Jan
19
20%
3,300
18%
Apr
24y2 Mar
24
24%
.750
22
Jan
26 y2 Mar
18%
20'/a
32
31%
33
1,900
28%
Jan
36
Apr
13%
13%
13%
1,100
13%
Apr
15%
Jan
-1
3%
3 Vb
3%
2,300
2%
Jan
9V2
Jan
11%
i5y2
Apr
21% Mar
2%
Feb
3% Mar
6%
Apr
8
Mar
8 Vb
Apr
9
Feb
Steel
$1
Oil Corp
Midland
$2
Co
dividend shares
Co
15%
Apr
12
Apr
5%
common
cumulative preferred
4.40 7c
Jerry
Julian
1
10c
O'Mahoney Inc
& Kokenge Co„
Jupiter Oils Ltd-'*.
4%
1,200
15c
Feb
5%
17,000
"2%
2% '
2%
'
8,800
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
2%
Feb
3% Mar
Kaiser-Frazer
Kansas Gas
Kawneer
Kennedy's
&
Electric
4y2%
*
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Inc
see page
101
pfd__.100
Co
For footnotes
4%
33.
22
5
103%
14,500
-
.30
3%
101
Jan
Apr
common
500
21%
Apr
25 y2 Mar
13%
150
11%
Jan
13%
Apr
17
Jan
5'/a
5%
400
4%
1,600
,12%
25
101 Vtt
Apr*
Ja»
5% Mar
Jan
12%
3'A Mar
Feb
12%
102
Jan
Mar
29
Feb
2%
V2 Mar
5%
Feb
20%
.
600
2%
33 y2 Mar
,
15 Vb
Jan
103'A Mar
Jan
25 y2 Mar
42 y2
Apr
57% 'Jan
2%
Jan
89%
Apr
95% Mar
97
800
Apr-
103%'Jan
22
24 y4
24%
44%
43 y2
44%
5,200
3%
3'/4
3%
2,100
89%
89%
30
••
Apr
2%
2%
'500
2%
Jan
210
161%
Apr
'90
162'/a
161% 163
Mar
4
15%
Co —
Bellas Hess common
J
National
Steel
National
National
Car
Ltd—
common
Meter common——
Neptune
Le
Mur Co
common
Oil Ltd
----1
30c
2.50
1
40c
British Dominion
England Tel & Tel—
—100
Haven Clock & Watch Co—...
1
New
4%%
convertible preferred
Zinc
Mexico & Arizona Land
Park Mining Co—
New Jersey
New
New
Process
Co
common
Co common
York & Honduras Rosario
York Merchandise
York Shipbuilding Corp—
York Auction
Founders
shares
-20
25
1
1
*
*
10
10
1
Jan
250
35%
Apr
37% Mar
5%
300
4%
Jan
5% Mar
14%
Feb
15%
101
16
4,700
102
360
101
"
3%
—
18
3%
3%
29
200
3%
Apr4% Mar
3% Mar18
19%
750
3%
6,900
3%
Apr-
29%
200
25%
Jan
Apr
17% Mar
Mar
114
5% Mar
3%
Apr
Jan
23
4%
Jan
33% Mar
9%
Jan
8%
1,700
8
Apr-
28%
28%
28%
100
27
Jan
28% May
7%
7%
7%
1,000
Apr
8% Mar
17% Mar
8
8
50c
Dehydrating &
Jan
3 Vb
36%
5%
»
7%
15%
Apr
2,500
3%
Jan
5'A Mar
6
Feb
87/B
1
1
1
4*
—1
Inc
96'/2 Mar
169
35 V*
~5
Jan
6%
6%
6%
2,400
2%
2%
2%
3,200
2%
Jan
2,400
14 Va
Feb
2% Jan
16% Mar
13%
Jan
17
Jan
3
15%
15%
*2
'In
15%
—
National
New
22'A
2%
1,000
Apr
5
200
5%
27
13
26 % Mar
14 y2
400
15%
5 y4
102
1
Fuel Gas
—*
Mfg & Stores common*.
1
Petroleum Ltd——.
25c
Phoenix Industries
10c
Pressure Cooker common—_2
Radiator Co
——
—4
Research Corp —
——— 1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch Products
——1
Jan
13
14%
26%
Apr
Jan
24%
*0
Corp.
Alfalfa
Milling
New
22
il %
125
N
57/8 Mar
105
Jan
Tel & Tel
Muter Company
New
1
12
30%
Ohio Mfg Co
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.o0
Muskogee Co common--*.——-10
New
Corp
Jan
Murray
New
K
14% Mar
15%
5 y4
Power
States
Mountain States
National Transit
3%
Apr
Apr¬
—100
National Union Radio.-
5% Mar
12%
12%
12%
common—7.25
—100
Mt Clemens
Metal Products
1
6% cumulative preferred
4
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills—-2.50
Muntz TV Inc.—
-1
Mountain
Jan
Jan
Feb
1,000
5,500
2%
cumul preferred series B-MOO
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
Apr
16%
4%
4%
*
—
4%
7%
Jan
13%
4.50%
Nestle
4%
.
13%
4.84%
National
Jan
.
12%
26%
Corp
——i——>*,~-l
Pictures common
1
Monongahela Power Co—
liy8 Mar
Jan
1 Vb Mar
35. Jan
7.
Monogram
National
4%
8.
'
12%
Molybdenum
National
Jan
200
5%
convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd_—.100
Missouri Public Service common—*
4 % 7o
National
84
300
13
14%
*
50c
5
1
50c
~*_50
Co^
Refineries
Wohl
Miller
—
—
Piping
Mid-West
300
n
7>/4
Mar
59
Jan
.
24%
common--
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
8'/4
ii
7%
Products—
non-cum
Midvale
conv
55
6% Mar
11%
1
preferred—*
Middle States Petroleum common
Midland
6% Jan,
—
13
Micromatic Hone Corp————— 1
30% Mar
Feb
Apr
100
Jan
Jan
100
4V4 Mar
200
32%
5%
,
1
New
common-
12%
6%
Mar
Jan
Feb
12 y8
300
New
Jeannette Glass Co
13%
100
900
15
1%
Apr
Apr
7%
*
Feb
6%
Jan
10%
400
4%
Feb
15%
"2%
24%
3% May
6,300
j|
4%1
112%
Apr
Apr
20
Corp—
Bumper
National
xll3% Mar
81
13
109%
V 13 %
6%
Mar
-
8
15
1,500
1
2.50
*
10
Jan
10
-
10
13%
200
103%
r
110
13%
2,400
Feb
10%
100%
6,100
Mar-
47% Mar
6 %
32%
25%
Jan
14
Apr
16%
National
Apr
;J
24%
18
41%
.
11
National
103%
4,400
6%
Namm-Loeser's
37
Apr
750
42%
41%
16%
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
106
40% Mar
Apr
Apr
11
Nachman
20%
—1
3.90% preferred
Fireman
105%
Apr
16%
13 %
•
16%
Feb
80
--
Jan
Apr
11
Jan
91
--
38%
100
16%
———
6 Vb
50
83
Feb
6%
38
Co.—-—1
Metal Textile Corp common—
25c
Participating preferred—
15
Michaels Brothers Inc—
1
Warrants
20%
6% May
—-j
Jan
19%
Mesabi Iron
Apr
1,650
92%
81%
92%
7%
Apr
6%
14 %
——
Co,
Jan
10O
25%
Investors Royalty
Irving
31%
900
7
37% Mar
12%
National
91
capital stock-'*
5
Products
International
Iron
7,500
'
*
50
series
Mfg
38% Mar
Hydro-Electric—
International
Public
32%
"
.
Iowa
31%
16%
20
—»
Co
&
Chapman
Merritt
common
Dredging
Mead Johnson
Menasco
Co
&
(AG)
McKee
Jan
"
32%
50
—•
110
—-5
*
Corp
Michigan Steel Tube.
Michigan Sugar Co common—.
6%
preferred—
2%
100
6%
6%
—
——1
Aircraft Corp
McDonnell
Michigan
*
———1
Co common-
Harris common—Mays (J W) Inc common
McWilliams
2 Vb
7'A
IVb
__
42%
£1
-10
,——*
Co LtdShovel-*,——
Marion Power
350
135
Jan
30 y4 May
*
Communication
52'%
5%
900
Apr
25 y2
Jan
5%
32,800
——_1
Consolidated Mfg Co—.
Marine
Apr
25% Mar
19
6%
Jan
20%
200
30%
Marconi International
Jan
Harvard Brewing Co
5 % 7v
Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co—
82%
100
Jan
23
100
24%
*
Co
62% May
22
6%
6%
6%
— -.
5
10
Co
Public Service
Maine
Jan
150
.4 152%
Hastings
Heller
Jan
17'A Mar
Jan
;
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Mar
45
23
4
A—
m
Feb
27%
52
Rubinstein common
8'/2
— —
_2
Mar
Feb
4%
Class
Apr
-
Jan
25%
52%
Helena
Feb
7%
14
4,200
Mar
100
51%
5
9%
Feb
25%
;——_25
common
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
8%
3,000
•
Hartford
Dept Stores
Hecla Mining Co
Jan
9
7%
24%
*
Apr
Mar
Feb
■:( 86
y»
1%
Hamilton
Hearn
4%
Apr
24
—
..1
17
180
18%
2%
Mfg Co
—————2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
—
1
Havana Lithographing Co
—10c
Hazeltine Corp—*
—'
*
Feb
'
12%
12 y4
2,080
1
5
Lamp Co
Bridge Co Ltd
Electric Light
17% Mat'
Jan
8
900
7%
*
™5
Apr
H
Haelan Laboratories Inc
Feb
Jan
7%
Mar
3,100
'
16
._1
15%
54%
151
-25
Grocery Stores
A
!
B
Jan
22%
6
7%
15
7%
—2%
500
135
—
8%
__
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25%'
19
.—2
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45'
,_9c
7%
__
1%
40
62%
1
1%
100
Brewery-
class
Groceterias
Loblaw
% Mar
108
■M-.
Freehold Leases
Apr
iff
4%
—
*
Apr
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83
152'A
.50c
■
15
30
10
Feb
Apr
45 %,
62%
54 %
1
■
3,600
8%
__
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Feb
17,900
6%S
*
3%
1%
7%
8
.
-1
9%
9%
730
56
__
5
Hall
5
-1
Realty common.
Lefcourt
5%
300
__
1
Griesedieck Western
Apr
Jan
2'%
29%
12%f
__
Rapids Varnish
Jan
11%
600
7%
Apr
3%
100
%j
8
—
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Gridoil
3
7,800
10%
20
4
Apr
18
200
16
Feb
99%
1%
9%
Inc—.—_5
Godchaux Sugars class A
* ;
Class B—
—*
$4.50 prior preferred
—.—*
Goldfield Consolidated Mines—___——1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
50
Grand
.
5
Jan
18% Mar
12
Co
Union
Globe
16
Jan
11%
8%
-5
200
*
—1
class B
Distilleries
5% May
12 %
113
—*
Glenmore
-1
106
—
—10
Coal
Alden
Jan
'
il %
——*
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
Apr
Feb
103
400
yl%T 2
—
Gilchrist Co__
Jan
% Mar
14%
__
__
29 %
L_
—5
common—
-
7,800
__
8%
5%
102
(A C)
Jan
2
preferred———~* \
$5 preferred—
*
Gerity Mich Com
—
1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
1
Gilbert
9% Mar
12%
16%
8%
6%
Power $6
37% Mar
Apr
8%
11
-5
Company,.
Jan
105y2 Mar
*' Mar
16%
107 % T07 %
Georgia
800
12%
3%
1%
7%
1
common
Adv
-
111/4 Mar
pfd
.100 '
General Plywood Corp common:
50c 1/2
5 7c convertible preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
General Outdoor
-
>'4
__
rets ord reg_.
—£1
General Finance Corp 5 °fo pfd A——10
Apr
31
2,100
•
Jan
*
American dep
General Fireproofing
21
8,100
ll%/ll%
5%
11%
Ltd—
Electric Co
General
.
100
102% Mar
__
Feb
3%
11
-1
*51
21
3%
800
12%
33%c
20c
1
Ltd—
Jan
Jan
15%
-
,
—7.50
—
%
ft
9%
35%
9
175
11% Mar
22%
8%
Feb
Mar
34% Mar
1,100
7% May
Jan
30%
9%
35
3%
32%
Jan
Apr
29%
9%
34%
3%
31
32%
Jan
6%
6%
| 6V2
6 %
—1
1.25
5
Feb
400
19,600
receipts bearer
10% Mar
Jan
♦
Krueger Brewing Co
Brewing Co
(Peter) Brewing
Jan
—
J-——10
.
5
Forge Co—..
(The)
Kroy Oils
8%
26%
1
M Co Ltd
G
High
50
400
—
—10
(I B) Rubber Co
Hotels Corp
Low
9%
30%
9%
35
3%
*
50
—
(D Emil)
69% May
1,900
-69 %" *9%
of France—■
Motor
Petroleum
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
—
———1
1
preferred
Kropp
Pitt
Fuller
713
Ltd—
American deposit
Fort
Apr
180
61
63%
deposit rets ord reg——£1
American
4%
3% Mar
5%
Kleinert
69%
Shares
Low
—*
5
County Lighting common
cumulative preferred
Kings
1-fa Jan
10
—*
voting—
Motor Co
Ford
28% Mar
14,700
66%
—1
non-voting
A
Class
Jan
33,300
12%
for Week
Par
High
Canada—
Motor of
Class
23 %
25,300
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
Ford
300
25c
.
Inc
Fishmari (M H) Co Inc
Firth
24%
24'/2
—*
:
Ltd
(Phila)
Petroleums
Federated
241/a
1
Instrument
&
Camera
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Key Co common
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Fairchild
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
i'(f
3,500
2%
33,100
2
Jan
A
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
13 % Mar
10%
13%
300
14
10 Vb
Jan
10% Mar
1,100
10 %
13%
ft
12%
2%
2% Mar
12%
Apr,
15%
Jan
Jan
21
Mar
Jan
18%
Apr
27%
Jan
17
1,000
17%
18%
1,600
17
26 V*
4
17%
13%
26%
50
25
Apr
300
4
Jan
4
v
4
4% Mar
2%
2%
2%
3,900
2%
Apr
3
Jan
25%
23%
25%
1,500
20%
Jan
25%
Apr
4%
4%
200
4%
Jan
~2%
112%
2%
112
13,000
2 Va
Apr
4,770
110%
Jan
115%
Feb
14,400
2%
Jan
4%
Apr
5,250
5%
Jan
9%
5,700
50%
Apr
60%
43,000
16%
Jan
23
2,100
1%
Apr
2
4%
3%
4%
7%
9%
51%
50%
52%
22%
19%
23
1%-
1%
■
57
27%
27%
50
7%
7%
100
19%
19%
600
Jan
10
19%
2% Mar
i7rt
113%
8%
1 %
4% Mar
Jan
25
Apr
7%
15%
1%'
61
10%
Apr
Jan
May
Mar
Mar
Jan
'28% Mar
Apr
9
Feb
Jan
20%
Apr
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
32
Monday, May 4, 1953
(1928)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Low
Par
iff
Niles-Bement Pond
Nipissing Mines
.I
Amer
Ind
Northern
17%
18
6,300
16%
Jan
20% Mar
—1
2%
2%
1,300
43%
Corp.—.
212
-25
Co
300
44
212
2%
Jan
Mar
2% Mar
~3% ~4%
l'/a
2%
44%
Apr
3
M«r
Feb
22% Mar
113
1,900
Jan
3% Mar
Apr
Jan
42
3%
90
4%
Apr
Apr
92
Jan
Mar
90%
24"%
25
90%
Apr
98%
20%
Jan
27 V4 Mar
90%
*
20
200
pfd—100
4(4%
Corp
%
A Jan
19%
50
:
Serv
1A
14,500
5
Oil.—
1
Pub
Novadel-Agene
177/e
800
Texas
RR
North Penn
19
6,600
Airlines
Northeast
Jan
%
Oils Ltd.—
North Canadian
Central
17%
Rayon $3 preferred. 50
North American
North
1,700
HE
Laboratories
Norden
17%
A
Jan
Co
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Oklahoma
class
B
Natural Gas
Old Town Corp
United
Olympic
Omar
19%
19% x20 V2
1,900
68%
69%
225
10 Va
10 Va
400
Radio
class
6%
6%
19%
19%
& Telev
!—
Inc
2
A
—
.—7
preferred
Filters
1
—
19%
•
B
Inc
Securities
2
A
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
57% Mar
Mar
Jan
107
3%
A May
of Canada
Ltd—
common
Pattern
common
Ltd common
Manufacturing Co
20%
Apr
Singer
69%
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
500
6
Jan
67/a
Feb
100
Xl8%
Jan
Corp
8
800
18
Jan
20 V8
Feb
South Coast Corp
41
1,500
38%
Apr
52 %
Jan
South Penn Oil Co common
17%
1
17%
700
17%
Apr
19%
Feb
Southern
Apr
9% Mar
Pacific
Can
Co
<
6%
5
common
Electric
Pacific Gas &
I* -6 Va %
600
14%
14
14%
13%
16%
Apr
Jan
1,400
1st pfd—25
31%
31%
32
25
6%
28%
28%
31%
Apr
34%
Jan
500
27%
Apr
31%
Jan
28%
1st preferred
1st preferred——...——25
27
Mar
28% Mar
5%
redeemable
26
25%
26%
1,700
28%
Jan
5%
redeemable
26%
26%
26%
200
26 % May
28%
Jan
25%
25%
500
25% Mar
27 %
Jan
96
25%
97%
270
95%
Apr
102%
Jan
94%
94%
70
94%
Apr
101%
Jan
1st preferred
25
1st pfd series A__25
preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 div cum preferred
*
4.80%
red
1st
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd
Pacific Public Service common
1st
$1.30
50
20
20
100
Motors
Company
class
4%
Feb
4%
Feb
12%
300
60
100
3%
Feb
17%
Feb
31
36
Jan
♦
30
Patican Co Ltd
2
6%
7
12,200
44%
45
100
*
common
cumulative
Pennroad
Penn
Power
&
Apr
Jan
27
Apr
28%
Jan
——25
26%
Apr
28%
Jan
2.50
14
pfd——100
100
Co
-
(The)
♦
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Circle Corp
2.50
Philadelphia Company—
Governor
Pinchin
Pioneer
Gold
Polaris
Mines
Amer
6%
Pratt
common
Inc.
Co
common..
64
100
13%
Apr
Apr
16 %
23%
Jan
25
1,300
500
5%
3%
Jan
70% Mar
common
Mar
6%
Apr
~1%
"w
B
1,000
1%
3%
Jan
2%
3% Mar
2%
2%
1,600
2%
Jan
67%
69%
730
57%
Jan
5
*
35
35
8%
1
2.50
35%
300
3
3
21
21
21
200
34%
3
Apr
38%
Apr
8
11
Jan
Jan
Mar
3%
Feb
75
7
—
3%
7
20%
Feb
3%
Apr
4%
600
3%
2,000
6%
Jan
8% Mar
35%
3%
Jan
112
23% Mar
41
41%
300
9%
9%
300
11%
9%
11%
600
1 1*0
•
100
1%
1%
1
2,400
40%
Jan
40% Mar
Jan
112
"
41%
"ift
1
600
8%
8%
Jan
Apr
44%
Feb
9% Mar
10%
Jan
10
Jan
12% Mar
1& Mar
11$
Jan
1%
2%
Jan
Apr
7%
*
7%
500
7%
Apr
9% Mar
8%
8%
8%
900
8%
Apr
9%
Feb
Public Service of Colorado—
4%%
cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common.!
Pyrene Manufacturing
Quebec
Power
100
com
91%
28%
28
29
15
15%
27
27
10
25
91
101
Apr
Feb
1,300
277/a
27%
Feb
30% Mar
400
14%
Jan
19% Mar
300
22 Va
Apr
30
Apr
—
—
~
19%
Jan
20
Jan
Raymond
Concrete
Pile
A.
.1
21%
50
6.25
6%
Engineering
Inc
8%
i*
it
—.5
200
5%
Apr
14%
16
300
3%
Jan
5
Jan
600
Rochester Gas
Rolls Royce
Amer
& Elec 4%
Roosevelt
Corp
Field
common
Inc
Corp
common
Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave common.
Ryan
Aeronautical
Co
Ryan
Consolidated
Petroleum
Oil
(Ky)
SSamson
Jan
4% Mar
-
9%
Feb
14%
Apr
1% Mar
24%
200
24 %
Apr
28%
26%
200
25%
Jan
27% Mar
2%
200
2%
Apr
l
2%
100
87 %
2%
Jan
Jan
2%
4,400
2%
Jan
2%
Feb
70
87%
Apr
94 Va
Jan
89
■
.£1
5
10
common
Corp Ltd
common
United
Corp common
Petroleums Ltd
Inc
Schulte
<
(D A)
•
21%
23
600
22%
14%
22%
200
40
41 %
2,000
13%
41
1
♦
_•
1
13%
300
14%
14%
2,400
21%
Apr
26
Mar
Scullin Steel Co
5%
Apr
Apr
Mar
Jail
17% Mar
Jun
7% Mar
X6%
x7
2,900
"5%
~5%
~5%
2,000
40
39%
40%
1,000
39%
Apr
44
Jan
67%
69%
1,800
67
Feb
76%
Jan
7
14%
5
11% Mar
102 % 103.
„
00
5
Apr
102%
Apr
13% Mar
8%
105
Feb
Feb
20 va
17
16%
17
"3%
~3 %
30%
2,500
Jan
21%
16
Jan
17% Mar
21%
21%
—
Jan
300
3%
Feb
29 y2
Feb
Jan
4% Mar
30%
50
5 %
5%
1,000
4%
Jan
5% Mar
15%
15%
15%
3,800
12%
Feb
17% Mar
38%
38
39 Va
2,400
38
—.
5
5%
10%
2,900
Products
Standard
10%
300
7%
400
6%
700
34%
70
40
26%
100
26
32 '/a
1,600
32
40
40%
26%
32
10
Jan
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
11
Mar
8% Mar
A^r
40V2
Jan
May
48
Jan
Mar
28% Mar
30 %
1,400
29%
24%
1,000
23
Mar
26%
Feb
24
Feb
24%
Jan
32%
—25
.
200
2.78
1
20
1
10
1
6%
42%
42%
400
42 y2
5%
6%
7%
27,000
x4%
Standard Tube class B
1
~2
~2
5%
~2
Va
5%
Sterling Aluminum Products com
Jan
1%
Jan
2'/t
Jan
3,600
4%
Feb
6%
Apr
19 Va
Jan
20%
Apr
15%
15%
300
14%
39
38%
39%
2,600
38%
Apr
41 % Mar
14
13%
14%
5,100
11
Jan
16 %
23
23
23
Jan
23% Mar
14%
14
14%
4,600
14
Apr
13%
13%
800
13%
Jan
200
203%
Apr
10%
2,800
8%
Apr
5%
600
5%
Jan
5% Mar
207
10%
400
207
10
5 Va
'
20%
Apr
17 y2
Feb
Apr
16% Mar
15% Mar
211%
Jan
10% Mar
6 '/a
Feb
400
1,000
~2%
_2%
300
2%
Apr
16%
16%
16%
2UJ
16%
Jan
18
5
17
16%
17%
1,200
14%
Jan
18% Mar
9%
8%
Jan
2
Jan
3%
Apr
32% Mar
3
6%' Jan
4% Feb
34%
3%
Jan
Jan
Mar
(J B)
Stinnes
(Hugo)
200
2%
8,200
3%
3%
600
22%
22 Va
22%
250
20 %
Jan
8%
7%
8'A
1,300
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
Feb
31%
Jan
18%
187/a
700
17%
Feb
20 y»
Feb
25c
Stetson
9%
2%
3 %
—'
Inc
"2%
*
Brewers Inc—
Engine Co
Sterling
—10c
1
5
Sterling
4%
4Va
100
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
x27%
Feb
1
Co common
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Cement
Die
Inc
Co
*
~3%
15
13
~3%
13
1
Corp
3% Mar
28 %
1
common
Ray Drug common
&
5%
250
20%
,
•
Tool
Mar
7% May
♦
common
Finch Oil
48
Feb
5
Corporation..
Portland
Apr
Jan
5'A
(A)
Superior
Jan
3%
Parts
Co
8
5%
Stein
&
Feb
3%
Steel
(S)
33% Mar
2,400
5Va
20%
Apr
3o% Mar
3%
(The) Corp
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
& Co
6%
4
1
1
Starrett
Apr
6%
1
5
1
Swan
Jan
Jan
Jan
30
Corp
Sun
4'/a
23%
Co
Standard-Thomson
Stroock
42%
4%
36%
7%
36
Feb
Jan
18 y8
5%
32
May
3%
*
Sterling
Jan
30%
preferred
$7
13
9% Mar
3Vb Mar
4
Jan
23% Mar
31 y» Mar
800
3%
Jan
4
Jan
25
10 y4
Jan
16
Mar
T
Talon Inc class A
B
Inc
Texas Power &
Thiokol
Thor
Apr
15%
Jan
13%
450
12%
Feb
15
Jan
*
44%
300
43%
Apr
47%
Feb
•
common
Light $4.56 pfd
Co
32%
30%
33%
15,100
25%
Jan
33% May
13
Corporation
29%
500
25%
Feb
29%
Apr
11 Va
300
11%
Apr
17%
Jan
2,100
20%
Apr
25%
Feb
20
22%
22
22%
15%
14
Tobacco"
&
b
Tobacco
Security Trust Co
Allied
Stocks
Todd Shipyard Corp common
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Corp—
TTt-Continental
15'A May
b %
Jan
7% Mar
300
18%
Apr
19% Mar
250
35.% Apr
38% Mar
18%
37%
38%
100
18 %
1
450
6%
38%
Ltd—
20
70c
100
1
*
"u "{&
52%
4
91
52%
,
4
.
53
Apr
Mar
6
% Mar
Jan
Feb
58
Apr
4%
Apr
97 y2
1,400
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
6,100
3
A
Apr
4
Jan
2%
Jan
3% Mar
50
91
2
3%
3
2Va
~4%
H
51%
89%
900
MVa
89%
700
.,-300
1%
~3%
1
warrants
Mar
6
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered
5s
Toklan Royalty Corp
Toledo Edison 4'%%
13% Mar
15%
6%
1
Trans Lux
Jan
29
Roofing Inc
Tlshman Realty & Construction
Amer
105%
11%
Inc—..———25c
common
Markets
Tilo
Amer
Mar
102
,■*
5
common
Corp
Thorofare
12%
13
43%
13%
1
Shovel
Thew
700
13 y4
44%
5
Electric Co common
Tampa
13%
5
common
common
Technicolor
3
4%
4%
}i
700
17,600
4
4V8
Apr
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
18%
Jan
19'%
Feb
•
True Temper Corp
Inc
Trunz
Realization
Ulen
16l/2
Apr
18
Jan
Gas
of
Union
Investment
Union Oil Co
$3.75
United
14%
Co
14
14%
400
rets ord registered
14y2 Mar
U S
Apr
17% Mar
6% Mar
16% Mar
Apr
4% Mar
57/a
5%
6
4,000
4%
Jan
6% Mar
31%
1
2%
2%
2%
31,300
25c
6%
5%
6%
2%
common
common
Scurry Oils Ltd...
.Seaboard Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
32
1,700
1
12%
Apr
Jan
class
Co
and International
$5 1st preferred
U S
Radiator
U S Rubber
Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil
Insurance
common
Sugar
A Jan
A Mar
11%
Jan
13
Feb
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Feb
2% Mar
Valspar Corp
common
1%
1%
1%
5,500
1%
Jan
2
Feb
Venezuelan
•
26%
26%
26%
600
25%
Feb
28
Jan
Venezuela
2A
5,700
2 A
Feb
2^5
Jan
Vlnco
liy8
Feb
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Feb
Vogt
800
8%
Apr
2%
200
2%
Jan
V
Apr
Apr
10%
Jan
96
25
4%
Jan
80
Jan
5% Mar
37%
Feb
43
Mar
9%
Apr
13
Jan
3%
Jan
10
230
230
%
25
5%
5%
Apr
235%
Feb
100
%
Jan
{h Mar
200
%
6
4%
Jan
6% Mar
38 y8
36%
38 Va
6,000
25
36
35%
36%
400
~27/a
~3
36%
Apr
40%
Jan
35
Apr
38%
Jan
14%
25
Jan
19% Mar
l'/a
Jan
400
14%
Apr
16
Feb
75
52%
Jan
60
Jan
37%
3,800
34%
Apr
43%
Jan
1,100
8%
Jan
4,000
15'A
15'A
57%
57%
58
37
36%
*
6%
6%
6Vs
•
93%
93%
93%
50
9%
9%
9%
1,600
2
2V8
1%
1%
47%
50%
22%
22%
~3%
2,405
6%
Apr
3%
Feb
50%
Jan
96 % Mar
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
500
2
Apr
2%
Jan
300
lVa
Jan
1%
600
41 y«
Feb
100
21% Mar
24%
32
1
50c
10
230
4% Mar
Apr
37%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
10
3%
3
92
2%
Feb
50% May
Jan
V
1,800
2%
Feb
Jan
38% Mar
Jan
2%
6,100
10
4%
10
10s
5
2%
1
4%
10
10
300
9
•
1
Securities
with warrants
common
12%
.
Apr
Apr
1
B
7%
8%
77
5
•
preferred
conv
Foil
3
2%
10
79
•
Apr
9
79
3%
9%
30
Apr
9 Va
10c
5%
2W
79
100
Conditioning Corp
1,600
1
89
1
1
_50c
125
common
2%
12%.
91%
10
2-,V Feb
For footnotes see page 33.
<f-r
30%
%
1
90%
•
100
common
preferred
Air
$4
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
U S Finishing Co
14%
3%
Apr
26%
common__50c
common
United Shoe Marcliinery common
Preferred
10
12
6 Va
600
'
U S
600
Omaha
Products
United Profit Sharing
42% Mar
4
of
A
United NJ RR & Canal
26%
4
2,800
28%
2%
4
series
Yards
Aircraft
Amer dep
Apr
4
Jan
6%
28%
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Apr
Jan
1%
6%
28%
of California—
United Elastic Corp.
United Milk Products
21
Feb
100
6%
•
Corp
Canada
preferred
Union Stock
2%
5
10c
Corp
Chemical
37%
6
31%
1
1
Inc
1,700
200
*
U S
23
1.25
l
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)...
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Schick
400
%
16
24
Common class B
Universal Products Co
Sapphire
5%
%
15%
,
40
1
.10
Standard Power & Light common
Utah-Idaho
Lawrence
5%
%
12% May
6% Jan
25
common
Standard Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Universal
Bt
Jan
*
Forgings Corp.
Standard
10%
5
Co
Royalite Oil
Ryerson & Haynes
11%
1
preferred
Standard
United Specialties
Rotary Electric Steel
(The)
6%
2%
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable
Rowe
pfd F
Jan
Mar
26%
i
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc
7/a
Apr
54
Feb
7
63,100
Jan
23
„
24%
•
Richmond Radiator
Feb
200
8
11%
1
Co
4%
8
1
Reliance Electric &
Rice-Stix
4%
l
&
6 Va
6%
43%
4V4
Jan
1,600
50
49%
10c
Reda Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
Jan
4
.10
common
B
(Robert)
convertible
$1.60
Union
Reading Tube Corp class A
Class
Corp
Unexcelled
R
Sin 5
450
U
Co.
Raft,way & Utility Investment
Reis
91%
5
Rath Packing Co common
v;
•
91%
Standard Dredging
Jan
Mar
75
12Va
25
25
25
25
Spencer Shoe Corp———
Stahl-Meyer Inc.—
Standard Brewing Co
Class
Apr
2%
12%
California Edison—
Apr
21%
69 y»
Apr
12 Va
Jan
Jan
1
1
Providence Gas
0
2
1%
12.50
original preferred
4.88%
cumulative preferred
4.56%
convertible preference
4.48%
convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
Southern Pipe Line.
Southland Royalty Co
Superior
Feb
Apr
18
50
2.50
America
class
3%
300
3%
10
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd—
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity
41% Mar
Apr
14 Va
~5%
Feb
Jan
108
Apr
Feb
65
3%
25c
common
of
36
14'/a
~5%
Corp of Canada common—_•
1st preferred
,
—100
Lambert Co
*
Metals
100%
5%
14% Mar
64
~
3%
&
Pressed
Jan
3%
~5%
1
Mining
Prentice-Hall
Jan
12%
shares__10s
Ltd
Co
Powdrell & Alexander
Power
475
950
39
«...
*
Ltd
Scale
36
-
1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common.
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic
y2
6,800
10c
common
Johnson
100 y8101%
39
,
%'
14
13%
*
;
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
5%
1
distribution
Apr
Jan
29% May
Perfect
Ex
7
54%
23%
common
Power
Feb
a—25
preferred
preferred
Light 4'/a%
Penn Water &
Pep Boys
May
5%
43 % Mar
Jan
29% May
25
Co
Corp
100
29%
13%
21%
preferred
cumulative
29%
29%
4% Mar
13 %
500
12%
7
3% Apr
12% Mar
Feb
15% May
15%
32
';
60
12% Mar
12%
15%
common
Jan
400
31
12%
53
5% Mar
13
12%
15 Va
$1.32
Feb
"l%
31
$1.30
"2%
19,600
1
Penn Traffic
Apr
Feb
15,100
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
$1 cumulative
17
25%
5%
50O
New
Jan
Apr
Apr
2%
3%
1
—2'
Telephone
103%
17
2
59
60
2
A—
B
Peninsular
13% Mar
100% Mar
4%
iv
2
Corp—————1
Co
Feb
•
Amer shares—1 Bol
Pen
Class
11%
Apr
24%
vtc__2 Bol
(C A)
(C A)
Park Chemical
Parker
101
•
Petroleum
Paramount
21,500
101
—•
Page-Hersey Tubes common^
Pantepec Oil
11%
11%
11%
100
preferred
Pancoastal
94%
25%
Feb
1
1
Manufacturing common
Boss
6%
p
iy2
£1
*
1
Paper Mills
(Howard)
Smith
Sonotone
7%
7%
13,100
•
1
*
20
preferred
$3 convertible
Simplicity
Simpson's
Apr
■
41
Jan
1%
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Jan
23% Mar
15%
1%
*
*
*
*
A
9%
19% May
63
Feb
1%
100
—
Corp of America class
Breweries
14%
5
_•
25
Sliawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams common
38%
8
1
——1
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Arner shares-10s
Overseas
2
68%
7.50
———.
_
cumulative
40c
48
102
100
2
102% 103%
103%
90c
;Okonite Company common-.-———25
Oliver
150
140
A
100
Ltd
-
52
51%
*
common
4%s preferred
Oils
Seton Leather common—
Silex Co
1%
600
2UC
*
Shattuck Denn Mining.—
Sherwin-Williams
14%
10c
Corp
preferred
High
14%
--1
class B
Servomecnanisms Inc—
4%
Low
14%
_-l
Control
Safety
Sentry
Serrick
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
*
Segal Lock & Hardware
Selby Shoe Co
Sentinel Radio Corp. common
Sicks
600
1%
1%
1%
50c
Shares
Low
*
Bros Inc
Seeman
Shoe
o
Ogden Corp common
for Week
High
1714
1%
Kahge
of Prices
Par
Low
Sales
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Ltd—-
dep rets old shares—
Week's
Friday
High
—Is
——
Metal Products
Non-Ferrous
MAY 1
ENDED
STOCKS
17%
5
*
——-1
Niagara Share Corp common
WEEK
for Week
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Friday
4
Petroleum
Syndicate
Inc
Corporation
Manufacturing
6%
6%
6%
900
25%
1
25 Va
25%
400
20%
21
5
1
20c
.
21
I
10
3,200
31%
4
4Va
6%
4%
7
31%
—-
.
32%
4,000
300
200
6%
Apr
76 %
Jan
82
2'o
.fi^r
30'/4
Jan
23%
n
16%
7% Mar
Mar
aau
Apr
4
Jan 's
5
5%
Jan
8% Mar
Mar
30
Apr
39%
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
Apr
"
2 ■
*
J
"
33
(1929)
Financial Chronicle
Number 5217... The Commercial and
Volume 177
<
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
American Stock
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Low
FOR
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
1
Week's
Friday
Sales
Interest
Shares
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Stock
Last
Period
BONDS
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Range
Friday's
Low
High
Bank of Chile 6s 1931
AMortgage
W
Bonds
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
457%
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
High
Low
High
67%
„
42
-43%
43%
40%
31%
31%
1
30%
4%
4%
398
3
4%
4%
117
3%
100
(l>:
58
100
438
June-Dec
100
39%
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
96
v
100
'
•
Co
Aircraft
Waco
~
ctfs
voting
Baking
preferred
Wagner
ext
2%
"8%
8%
I100
Jan
3% Mar
7%
—
~8%
•
Jan
8% Mar
500
105
Mar
110
Jan
1
Apr
110
20
..30
13
11%
13
1,050
11%
Jan
c
—1
2
l7/a
2
2,000
1%
Jan
2%
Baking Co warrants
——.
9
9%
300
6%
Jan
10
10
10%
200
3%
Jan
13%
Jan
1
1
1%
18,800
1
Jan
1%
163%
Jan
189
4%
Jan
5
Jan
110% Mar
113
Mar
h-* O OO
.
$2 cumulative preferred
Watch
Waltham
Wasatch
Co
t
v
'
_
•
Corp
Inc
$6 series preference
Wentworth Manufacturing
Utilities
Texas
$6
Western
Tablet
&
165
165%
*
pfd_
166
4%
4%
1.25
4%
10
111
111
Feb
Rio
Interest
1A Apr
1%
Jan
principal.
5,500
6
Apr
7%
Jan
(not
181
Jan
•
Stationary com_
—
200
Mar
33%
33%
Feb
34
17
17%
275
17
Apr
23%
Jan
18
18
18 V*
425
17
Mar
18%
Jan
24%
24%
23%
Feb
25% Mar
14%
Apr
18%
Jan
Apr
12
43%
May
32%
150
Stores
% '7o
conv
(Wmi
1
Co
.1
-
14%
200
10 %
1,200
10
24
24%
200
24
3
«...
(The)
Williams
(R
5%
700
4%
Jan
8%
8%
100
8
Feb
9
Products
Willson
200
4%
Jan
6
17
39%
44
55
39%
41%
Wilson
5%
Brothers
preferred x
Wisconsin
Pwr
11
_
11%
300
11%
Jan
it
50,200
%
12%
Lt
4%%
102
100
pfd
13
102
rl4%
"w
Jan
12
50
'
Jan
in
year's
bid
and
$*:
102
May
13%
13%
100
13%
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bond*
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Below
the
are
listed
on
15%
15%
300
14%
Apr
10
60%
62
1,200
59 %
Feb
66
American
••
•
deposit receipts..
•
...
30
£1
...
Wright Ilargreaves
•
„
'
*
Ltd
'7-
2
2%
2%
7%
Jan
Apr
'
Friday
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
y
Exchange
Sale Price
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian
Elec
Power
3'As
June-Dec
1970
~a
7,900
A
96%
91 Yh
Htgh
20
13
Total
10
First
Second
10
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
<95.69
Total
<
>40
April £27—
6
,
•
,
■
preference
* faa-r T
H
trials
Date
Feb
Ltd—
'r
*6%
10
Indus¬
16% Mar
'
-Bonds
Stocks
14 % Mar
15%
*.«»
'■->>' >
hi.
Jan
105%
13%
—8
1V
'■
1
common
&
f"
Mar
14
2
(F W)
6%
transaction
Under-the-rule
3% Mar
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth
6%
1,"
Feb
1A
Jan
Wood Newspaper Machine
Wcodley Petroleum
32
'
(not Included in year's^ rangeh d Ex-interest,
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-
Apr
Apr
150
103
6 %
3
:
—.
25
w
&
'
1
common
4%
Jan-July
_June-Dec
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock, "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
" i-'O
tive;
% Mar
%
Inc
Wilrich Petroleums Ltd
1919
Deferred delivery
a
Mar
5%
.5
_
Co
&
Jan-July
^—
Apr
11%
Corp
C)
3 %
5%
1
'
W.ckes
2012
6%s
43%
24 % May
Feb
2%
100
3
5%
Oil Corp-
River
Wichita
&
24%
14%
——
preferred--
Whitman
Inc
10
24%
5
Auto
150
10%
1
Mfg
White's
Jan-July
Jan
•
—10
n
included
4Friday's
Mar
—.
"20
Whirlpool Corp
~2%
Feb
Bonds
272.70
102.67
50.71
106.22
95.56
96.00
97.18
94.03
April
28—
273.96
103.19
50.64
106.61
95.49
95.75
97.13
93.81
95.55
April.
April
29
30
1——i_—
275.38
103.40
50.89
107.05
95.54
95.69
97.16
93.69
>■*95.62
274.75
103.07
51.07
106.89
95.34
95.59
97.16
93.61
275.66
103.37
51.22
107.23
95.38
95.C4
97.21
93.29
May
!
95.43
95136
'
Range Sine*
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
Btgh
96%
83
98
Feb
102%
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998____
Quar-Feb
4140
150
June-Dec
91
92
22
91
96%
85%
86%
54
85%
(35 Stocks)
91%
:
;
;
150%
Boston
Edison
23/4s
series
1970
A
Chicago Transit Authority—
33/4s revenue series of 1947-1978___
Delaware
Lack
&
Lackawanna
1st
•
Western
of
N
1993
Afay-Nov
B
1993
Fuel
Lt
RR
A6'/2s
Nov
ex
1953
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1947
1
Frl.
75%
Wed.
at
85
85
1
77
95
1
95
455
60
486
53
—
56
.
75%
75 Mi
—
430
Mar-No®
Trust—
trust
1st
1963
April-Oct
;
89%
84%
50
75%
32
76
79%
79%
81%
4138
127%
Oct
Public Service
50-year
Electric
debentures
6%
Safe Harbor
Water
138%
Transportation
series
Corp
and
ref
Edison
M
series
3s
2%s
series
C
series
D
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
mortgage
Southwestern
Spalding
Starrett
A7-4s
Stinnes
3s
deb
conv
Mar-Sept
(A G)
1973
B
,
Gas
Gas
3%s
1970
(Calif)
& Bros 5s
Inc
coll
5s
(Hugot
with
1989
A7s with Dec
Dec
102
90%
101%
.
'
1°47
1953
coupon
Feb-Aug
1956
90
—
133
5
Mar-Sept
Western
3
90
87
Total
102%
—
87
77
102 y«
6
100%
100
499
Friday
Interest
American
Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
A
100
20-year 7s
April
O
Danish
Cons
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
5%s
External
5s
„
99%
6%s
1952—
stamped
1958
t92
(issue
A7s
(issue of Oct
of
May 1927)- 1947— r"l
1927)
Sold
—
No
Low
ffteft
92
1947
$h000
385,000
36,097,440
$98'05°
271,000
251788,340
15,357,300
-
258,842,900
$295,326,340
68
$16
18
17%
46
46
43
48
99%
Domestic
of
Mon
"
Anril 27
April 29
'
-
April 28
Wed
Anril
Bonds
423,025
332,085
$98,000
77,000
$166,000
29,000
$18,000
39,000
334,425
—•
-
——
90.000
140.000
24.000
42%
43%
63%
£2,000
18.000
353,500
72:000
3,000
6.000
1,818,245
-
$389,000
$356,000
$94,000
63%
1,818,245-
shares
69
63%
-
:
V
40,806,012
2,046,805
vf)
Total
Bonds
$282,000
145,000
254,000
77,000
si,000
$839,000
48,314,341
MJ®
M.S00'
-■,
1952
»MN
Stocks—NO. Of
;
Jan. 1 to May l
1953
1952
Week Ended May I
Domestic
7.000
375,210
30"
96
$65
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
101
$43
--
Foreign
Government
Bonds
1953
463%
>-'? Oiii
|
69
12
—
214,886.500
$241v043,890
■■'.-O'.USl
■"
Shares)
1,1553
Total—
463%
_
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange P
Thurs
—
13,213,000
$14,646,000
KliVtuvi
F?iMari--::-7"-:::::88
Afay-Nov
—April-Oct
$14,000
1,419,000
INumber
99
May-No®
125,50{7$?7
$17,153,300
Tni'lndustrial—Il
Week Ended May
Jan. 1
100
—June-Dec
142,343,235
$15,000
1,781,000
Bank
Range Since
—
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
Bonds
$96
Jan-July
lno2
6,487,156
Stocks
100
Mar-Sept
Jan. 1 to May 1
1953
■
1952
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
92
Waterways—
ALima City (Peru)
6 %s stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)—
Interest reduced to 2V8s: 2008
AMedellki 7s stamped 1951.
2,663,000
2,908,300
$17,153,300
——
■
101
$65
Feb-Aup
'
106%
May-No®
1955
—
4,000
112
June-Dec
1953
Danzig Port &
AExternal
High
t92
Municipal Loan—
External
$15,000
Sales
$4,276,COO
4,188,000
l.OCO
Government
S
InternationaT
Foreman
Tues
April-Oct
Jan-July
1946—
Bonds
—
Bonds
$10,000
104
108
—
(Col)—
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca Valley 7s 1943
Total
'Bond
6,376,435
shares
Week's Range
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
-
Government
$442,000
347,000
446,000
336,000
210,000
'
" "
19 53
ol
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
t
■
United States
$1,781,000
175,357,300
147
5
102% 102%
100
4106% 113
Feb-Aup
1959
'
Bank
Bonds
;
146%
112
Railroad
Union—
debentures
l
Totai
KUKO,*
;
t-'
Foreign
Bonds
$3,824,000
3,841,000
2,671,000
2,327,000
2,694,300
430
June-Dec
f
112%
487
June-Dec
June-Dec
Newspaper
—
April 30
Fri. May
93
Hotel—
debentures 1954
"V:'
88%
430
5s 1960
s
89%
'
Pnriffl|
1956
coupon
236.1
"'115.8
198.9
; • 235.0
Int'l
1,395,480
1,327,055
1,311,170
1,138,150
1,204,580
101%
83
1
89%
92
133
1953
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
conv
100
:
Railroad
6,376,435
Wed. April 29—
95%
1
97
Shares
1.1953
April 28
Stocks—No.
West Penn Traction
6s
Tues.
19
4133% 138
Jan-July
1940 coupon
1
1
Waldorf-Astoria
A5s income
Week Ended May
Mon. April 27
96'A
"■
Week Ended May 1
April-Oct
1940
1
Stocks
99
Industries—
Aug
206.0
252.0
211.5
■> /177.9
242.0
125.2
213.8
306.9
—0.9
—1.0
—3.9
120.2
Number of and Miscel.
101%
90%
89%
221.8
1C(L0
235.6
210.2
260.5
217.9
119.1
204.0
242.1
—2.0
-1.8
—2.1
—1.8
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96
97
1
90%
485
193.3
243.5
1
97
95 %
.
219.4
189.8
238.3
Low
*
207.0
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
91
93
100
April-Oct
1966
ex Aug 1
1947 coupon
Electric Seryice Co—
ex
97
94
—May-No®
trust
A6»/2s
A7s
97
496% 100
493
—
101%
.96
99
490
1970—Feb-Aug
—1.8
■
Thurs.
3%s
and Service
——
95%
78
98
_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
Electric
&
3
128
81
98%
497
96%
——
147%
90
1
90
80
138
1
139
90
—
193.0
'
—
(Hugo) Corp—
3rd stamped 1946—
A6!/2s
90
98
98%
—
High
101
Jan-July
Feb-Augr
2nd stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
United
97
90
139
139
1962_Jan-July
1965
3s
A7-4s
Terni
97
1
430
Jan-July
1981—.May-No®
1952-1953~r»——
—
Change
189.6
215.0
103
486
3s. 1971
Gas
Corp
Stinnes
100
—
Goods
Finance
Mining
102
__
—
Trade,
100
I960—.April-Oct
1976
1st
103%
93
494
1976
3'/8s
Utility
99%
498
1973
A
81
77
__
5i
93
1998
Power
Southern California
1st
__
99% 101
coupon I960& Gas Co—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3Ves
482%
99%
1964—June-Dec
coupon
.
Manufacturing
Durable Goods
82%
Apr.17,'53
Apr. 24,'53
Co—-
1940
1
1947
1
p:|
the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended April 24, 1953 for composite and by major indus¬
try groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows'.^or
the current year are as follows (1939 = 100):
. ."jt;
Non-Durable
Jan-July
Oct
ex
••'()
.
SEG Index of Stock Prices
104
79%
15
4101% 102%
93
Water & Power, 3 %s
with
A6'/2s
49.67 Jan 30
45.06 May
1
High
Low
The SEC Index of stock prices based on
Composite
100
—Jan-July
1S68_^_—April-Ocf
..——April-Oct
3%s
1971
3s
Hydro-Electric
A6'/2s
47.29
95
May-No®
...
1970
Piedmont
47^3
1—__
85%
90%
Jan-July
1961
3'/4s
83
89%
■
Jan-July
mortgage
1st mortgage
3'/4s
Apr. 30—
May
Percent
ctfs__
1963
6s
Power
Pennsylvania
t
Range for 1952
102
Jan-July
1952
1952
mortgage G%s 1953—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Power
24
47.17
85
95
~
r
1st
Ohio
47.22
29___
Apr.
430
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A
2
75%
486
coupon
coupon
RR—
4%' to
Valley
New England
Thurs.
106%
RR—
Realization
liquidating
Extended
101
104%
June-Dec
1963
33/4s
1' 1940
Italian Superpower
Midland
95%
6
Mar-Sept
Power
Western
&
Power
A6'/2%
7
May-No®
(stmpd mod* 1970
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
96%
May-No®
1953
coupon
ser
Italian
95%
104%
63
Mtge Bank—
1961
Mountain
Guantanemo
4s
Mar-Sept
68%
58
104% 105%
Jan-July
„
1956
1940 coupon
1947
1
Residential
stamped
Green
5s
63
5
49.80 Feb
47.10 Apr
Elec Mfg Co—
A6'/2S with Nov 1
Finland
1965
3'/2s
&
3
62%
High
Low
47.14
Apr. 28
66
62%
(dU
Jr.
Range for 1933
Closing
27___
Apr.
65%
65%
May
&
Mon.
Tues.
A
Water
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Division—
J
series
Ercole Marrelli
—
•0?
series
Gas
Elmira
85%
■
RR—
mortgage 4s
Eastern
5s
Jan-July
mortgage 4s
A 1st
I
41%
transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
range), x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlglits.
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
n->'
asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
' '• ' *"
A Bonds being
traded flat.
i
§ Reported in
receivership.,
"
«>!• :f"
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
3,700
"
s.
Mar-Sept
A)—
——
Odd-lot transaction
e
ITV
6%
—
2%
to
value,
par
li5«
Coal
Shoe
1921
•No
(Plan
Government
A5%s
6
1st pfd_ I100
7%
stamped
reduced
ARussian
1%
Inc
Weyenberg
Janeiro
de
6%
Westmoreland
(
2008
(Republic of) —
s~f 2%s series E 1997
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
*
Westmoreland
5
2%s
to
Extl
Jan
1%
13% Mar
10C
__
_
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Maryland Ry
1
*
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
Western
—
.
Webb & Knapp
West
reduced
Jan
300
(Plan A)—
Peru
Jan
60
stamped
Interest
9% Mar
7%
Waitt & Bond Inc
Ward
Parana
$839,000
iaSSS.
$511,000
-
2:331,030
$14,928,000..
2,095,000■;
$11,396,000;
|
Financial Chronicle... Monday, May 4, 1953
The Commercial and
(1930)
34
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR
RANGE
Boston Stock
.100
& Tel...
Tel
American
•
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Boston
RR
—
$50 paid
Personal Prop
Trust
Co
Boston
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc com
Inc
SS Lines
Eastern
123
Jan
2,294
48
Apr
53 %
First National Stores
13%
Jan
25
Apr
90
82
Apr
95%
80
22
Apr
24% Mar
1.00
Detroit Stock
Apr
1.00
440
75c
Jan
151
10
Apr
13%
Jan
19
Apr
21
Jan
41%
Apr
46
Apr
66
Apr
73% Mar
32%
Jan
19%
19%
529
41%
42%
194
68%
71%
1,525
X35%
19%
36%
190
*
Gillette Safety Razor Co new
Kennecott
•
66 %
68%
531
64%
10
31%
32%
154
29%
Copper
Cement
Star
Lone
Corp__._
Chemical Corp—
Mathieson
__
0__5
37% Mar
Feb
X81
Sale Price
-
,
Altes
Apr
Big
Jan
Brown-McLaren
37%
Feb
11
Jan
f
Eear
Nash-Kelvinator
——
New
New
Northern RR
112%
21% Mar
25%
Feb
10c
19c
Feb
Consolidated
—
240
100
>;/:22
Feb
Consumers Power common
115%
Feb
Detroit
&
90c
Mar
Detroit
Apr
Detroit
Gray Iron
99% Mar
104
Cleveland Nav
Detroit-Mich
Rexall
Inc
Drug
Webster Inc
&
United
Co
•
U
S
Rubber
52%
Waldorf System
*
12,50
inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Apr
Detroit
Steel
44%
Mogul
20%
170
19%
Apr
21%
Jan
Federal
25%
186
25%
Apr
28%
Jan
Frankenmuth
545
27%
Apr
31%
Jan
Friars Chemical
990
12%
Apr
14%
Apr
Gar
51%
53%
2,870
51%
Apr
58%
Jan
Gemmer
Manufacturing
Apr
Jan
General
Motors
36%
37%
425
28%
320
28
Apr
31% Mar
Gerity-Michigan
13%
78
12%
Jan
13%
Great Lakes Oil
44%
45%
512
43%
Apr
-20
Feb
Exchange
Week's
Range
Balcrank
1
..
ot Prices
Low
24 %
__
-.10
•
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
••
<
Gas &
Preferred
O &
N
49%
20
common
Tel
__
50
Cin Union Stock Yard
.fc
__
10
P
Cincinnati
39%
100
Machine
T
__
Electric common_8%
—
Cin. Milling
C
__
:
__
•
__
10
Picher
Formica
Ins
Gibson
__
•
Howell
Shares
Low
24%
10%
10%
24
24 %
23%
High
-
Apr
/
Jan
25
100
10
19
150
17%
Jan *
19% Mar
29%
111
29%
Feb
31% Mar
39%
95 %
602
38%
Apr
43%
49%
335
*
18%
29%
fJan
Lunkenheimer
39
95 %
45
106
106
75%
76%
6
10
463
95%
Apr
35%
Jan
102
73%
Jan
Jan
102%
Jan
50% Mar
107
Apr
Jan
77% Mar
Jan
15
Gamble
&
Randall
class
...
.
B
5
Rapid
U
S
14%
15
20
14
20%
20%
50
20%
Mar
Apr
23% Mar
49
Apr
53%
36%
Jan
42 % Mar
22
22
21
Jan
23
61%
63%
61%
Apr
68%
13
common
Unlisted
__
1
Airlines
—
American Telephone & Telegraph_._100
Anaconda Mining
Oil
Mar
3
Bethlehem
Steel
Chesapeake
.Cincinnati
Cities
•
Col. &
25
,
Transit
Co
Du.
Elec
5
1
Power & Light
7
5
Department
Federal
Jan
25%
Kysor Heater
13
13%
45
13
Apr
15%
153% 155%
37% 37%
214
153%
Apr
161%
Lakey Foundry & Machine
*
37,%
Apr
45%
124
37%
Apr
43
16%
190
15 %
Feb
18% Mar
7%
7%
Prophet
Northern
...
(H W)
Rudy
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
—8
Oil
—
.
97
7%
8%
Apr
Feb
Apr
57%
Jan
36% Apr
41%
Jan
77
49%
—5
Corporation
Udylite
Screw
—33%c
Oil
Radio
51%
•
_
Corp
__
•
_
Roebuck
•
,,
Sinclair
ui
Socony
Vacuum
15
Southern
Co
Standard
-
.J.
Brands
Standard
Oil
(Ky)
Standard Oil
(N J)
Standard
—5
—.—
Oil
—*
10
Admiral
Union
95% Mar
15
Jan
American
U S
24%
24%
180
24%
Apr
26% Mar
American
Tel
17
7%
Apr
Apr
8
9%
Jan
38 % Mar
35%
35%
156
35%
94
94%
130
92%
Apr
100 %
66
Feb
Can
Co
Radiator
Amer
San
Viscose
American
47 %
Apr
73
59%
Apr
69%
Feb
33
25
29%
Apr
38 %
Jan
54'A
53%
Feb
58% Mar
22
22
20
20%
Apr
25 %
Jan
Avco
68 %
68%
12
68%
Apr
83 %
Steel
Armco
Armour
&
37%
37%
37%
51%
51%
50
5%
185
14%
240
10%
Jan
54%
54%
40
54%
Apr
5
26%
50
130
Apr
51% May
5
25%
39%
Feb
Feb
55% Mar
47/8
160
25%
1%
4%
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
77/a Mar
450
3%
■
8%
Apr
Jan
5% Mar
24%
Apr
27% Mar
1%
Jan
1%
4%
Jan
5%
8
Apr
9% Feb
3%
Apr
4%
2%
Feb
3%
210
200
100
110
170,
8
Jan
7% Mar
Apr
Apr
Jan
3 % May
36%
Apr
3%
Jan
4
5%
Jan
7
5% Mar
4%
Feb
20%
Jan
24
Feb
3%
Jan
4
Mar
Apr
6%
5
Jan
44% Mar
Feb
Mar
'
15
l%Tdar
300
2,390
,
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
3% Mar
425
1%
3%
3%
15
13%
Jan
15% Mar
16%
16%
400
16%
Feb
17% Mar
22%
—
22%
180
22
Apr
25
250
550
12%
Jan
14 % Mar
13%
1%
13
1%
13%
__
1%
Jan
Mar
•
1%
Jan
Sales
Week's
'
Range
of Prices
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
__
—
__
a46
Jan
a4%
40
4%
Feb
5% Mar
a701/2 a70%
20
70%
Feb
74% Jan
52%
596
51%
Apr
58
al3%al3%
..140
13%
Apr
15% Jan
32%
Feb
r.
51%
35%
14%
475
a35% a36 %
154% 154%
190
-
456
14%
__
High
32%
25
35%
a35%
27% Apr
a26% a26%
a4%
__
Low
High
Apr
Apr
15%. Feb
Apr
43%
Jan
154%
Apr
160%
Jan
65%
Jan
72%
Apr
25
a46 a47%
36
14%
37
-
1,720
a73% a73%
'Jan
180
a__
a__
—
a20 a20%
288
21%
Apr
25% Feb
(Un)—50
10
38%
478
36%
Apr
44%
Jan :
38%
38%
253
38 %
Apr
42 %
Jan
5
(Un)
Corp
Co
(HI)
10%
10%
125
10%
Jan
12% Mar
Ref
&
1
al6%
15% Mar
18% Mar
50
10
_3
91%
91%
175
91%
Apr
91%
28V2
28%
738
28%
Apr
7%
420
7%
Apr
8% Feb
&1QVb alO'/a
60
10 %
Jan
11% Ms*r
(Un)
(Un)_—...
Refining (Un)
Manufacturing Corp
Baldwin
Securities
Baltimore
(Un)
15
Apr
Bankline Oil
20
16%
lc
a3 V2
a3%
10
100
1
(Un)
Bandini Petroleum Co
62 %
a
7%-
13
(Un)
(Un)
Ohio RR
&
Jan
25%
25%
220
3%
3%
400
3%
25%
'
3
Jan
29 %
Jan
57%
57%
58
55%
Apr
60%
38%
65
38
Apr
43 %. Mar
327/8
33 %
75
32%
Apr
37%
Barker
Feb
Jan
Basin
Oil
Benguet
4% Apr
14%
71
14%
Apr
16% Feb
28%
42
27%
Jan
38%
70
38%
Apr
41% Jan
Bishop
78%
Jan
Blue
387/s
Jan
Boeing
12
900
8%
Feb
15
Mar
16%
122
16%
Apr
17
Mar
38
Jan
39
Jan
39
39
25
20c
638
6%
1,005
:33%c
50c
59
59
(Un)
Mining
Cons
Steel
Corp
(Un)
(Uu)
1%
51%
*.
1%
53
5%
59
135
-
100
Apr
Apr
1% Mar
787
50%
Apr
29 % M'ar
38%
12
16%
———50
1
Co
Bethlehem
14%
28%
70 %
137
35
225
68
Apr
33% Mar
Apr
29% Mar
1
common
Bendix Aviation
28%
68%
3%
Apr
Feb
.10
Co
Bros
I.
34%
Apr
33% Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
Oil
Co
Diamond
^
Chlca
347/8
35%
37
34%
Apr
43%
Feb
Bolsa
43%
41%
43%
249
41%
Apr
46%
Jan
Borg-Warner
65%
65%
66%
70
64%
Apr
72%
39%
40%
198
38
Apr
44%
Jan
45
67
43%
Apr
49% Mar
46
46
50
45
Jan
48%
(Un)
Oil
...—
2
2
__1
Y
—
—
11% 11%
8%8%
a40% a40%
4%
4%
a56% a56%
80% 80V8
11% Mar
100
445
8
Jan
58
42
Jan
1,841
3%
Jan
7% Mar
Feb
67
1% Jan
57% Jan
13% Mar;
Jan
9
47% Feb
5
Mar
Feb
39%
i
Corp
Airplane
__
—
Feb
1998
56
56
56%'
$7,200
56
Apr
62%
»
■«.
Jan
Corporation..
Company
Corp
IS
5
(Un)
(Un)
10
*
500"^
!9
Broadway-Hale Stores
Budd
Company
(Un)
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
2.525
5%
17 % Mar
38%
(Un)
Atchison Topeka & S F (Un)
convertible preferred
Burlington
43.
8%
Apr
7% Feb
15% Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
BONDS
see page
25
*
Atlantic
41%
44%
For footnotes
4%
400
273
386
2% Mar
300
230
100
(Un)..;
Corp
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
40%
66%
Apr
89
(Un)_*
25
Woolen
303
69%
70%
10
Cincinnati Transit Co 4%s
4%
7%
16%
15%
Feb
1,495
(Un)—*
Co
& Refining
& Tel Co (Un)
American
__
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Feb
4% Mar
2%
100
400
Feb
37/8
6%
—12%
(Un)
St
&
Tobacco
American
•
Steel
Jan
3%
37%
Last
Smelting
American
*
Carbide
7% Mar
8
Angeles Slock Exchange
...
Borden
—
Mar
69%
5%
__
-
—.——1
Alleghany Corp (Un)
1
Allied Chemical & Dye (Un)__
.>—*
Allis-Chalmers (Un)
*
American Airlines Inc
(Un)
1
Apr
35
_1
Timken Roller Bearing
Apr
4%
7%
16
15%
,yl%
Corp
•
Studebaker
Apr
3%
6%
Par
13
25
:
5
60
4
2%
Friday
75
10
—,
(Ohio)
Feb
1,720
3,486
Feb
Jan
3%
33c
363/4
Sale Price
13%
Apr
38%
__
6%
6
62 %
1,680
7
3%
3%
stocks
13
26%
*
Jan
Jan
Apr
Mar
7%
195
168
170
4,272
_.
1
Los
Preferred
Sears
3
3%
4,315
5%
.1
Products
79.% Jan
4% Mar
34
14%
__
5%
Pepsi-Cola
Pure
*
*
Jan
27
3%
,3%
.1
4..
Axle
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Packard
Apr
25c
650
30c
Apr
4%
21 %
3%
5V2
__
-1
—10
Manufacturing
Timken-Detroit
Apr
30
__
200
400
6%
3%
'Apr
6 %
2"%
2
& Co
Jan
54 %
__
3
24%
4%
21 Vz
1
Manufacturing
3%
29%
100
25
4%
—
._'__1
Co
82%
70%
62%
•
Pacific
100
2%
3%
':
10 i
1 t
—•
Products
(Fred B)
Ashland Oil
_N Y Central
—
37
Metal
76
4
*
Harvester
National Cash Register
—
Davis
Parke
682
40 %
__
62 %
>
1
:
Packard Motor Car..
Peninsular
83%
3%
60
5
—
—
Prod com——1
Metal
Corporation
National Electric Welding
82%
*
Motors
t; International
.
Products.!
Screw
Mount Clemens
Murray
Jan
8
35%
500
455
Feb
39%
79%
5
Stores
Electric
30
39%
78%
__
3%
4%
-
^
...—2 \
Wines
LaSalle
Jan
30
24%
.
Jan
303
„
6% Mar
16% Mar
25%
1%
'■ 4%
8
3%
15%
1
1
.
Feb
52%
4
Apr
13% Mar
Jan
Mar
36%
83%
4%
14% Feb
19% Mar
12
23
52%
__
Pont
General
18
131
472
36%
.
10
Ohio
General
135
13
25
36%
..12.50
Curtiss-Wright
<7D&yton
*
Gas
S
19
13
24%
__
25
Service
Columbia
—
*
—
Ohio
&
Chrysler Corp
,
,r
..
443
Jan
16%
37%
39%,
1
—
Avco
v
155%
—50
.10
Armco Steel
Ashland
19
2%
Stocks—
American
4%
15
8%
..
.
* -,-6
Sheller
190
333
368
1
Feb
20
49%.
20
Motors
Scotten-Dillon
39%
35%
—10
Feb
49
35%
&
37
37%
—
*
Ptg
11% Mar
25% Mar
4
2%
2%
_——..——1^—
Drug
_._l ,yr
1%
Wayne
Procter
Jan
" Mar
._
—;—_.
Feb
Mar
Jan
8
300
11% tyar
35
35%
38%
Jan
5%
———_—2
.
--1
.,
Electric
Kinsel
Range Since Jan. 1
High
49
-•
—
—
27
Apr
Jan
60%
King-Seeley
?9%
*
Art
Kroger
Jan
1%
6%
'
6
62
1
1
Corp
Chemical..
&
Kaiser-Frazer
Sales
for Week
62%
—_—.
23%
35%
24%
30c
6%
Bearing
Manufacturing
Rickel
Eagle
94%
100
6%
3%
30c
1
Manufacturing
Ball
Masco
'Carey*.
17 %
Apr
49% Mar
Last
Laundry—_—!
American
Apr
1%
15
__
k 3%
5
Friday
Sale Price
Jan
16
Feb
6,840
10
24%
—1
Co
Industries
Wood
Hoskins
Par
Feb
77
1,696
37%
' 3%
5
41
Cincinnati Stock
V;
.
—1
28%
Hoover
V
27/8
1%
-2
Corp
Brewing
13
Hastings
v,-
Apr
Apr
25%
9%
25
1
—_5
;
Fawick
Higbie Mfg
STOCKS
Feb
2%
233
129
78%
25
36%
9%
25%
..1
Corp
Economy Baler
13
5
Co
6%
19%
36%
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Number 5217
Volume 177
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1931)
35
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250
16% Jan
STOCKS
Sal* Frier
Par
a
Exchange
the round-lot transaction* only
gales
Friday
Week's
Last
Jan
14c
A compilation of
Apr
•
•
31
672
933
a44% a44%
6
1
Willys-Overland
Jan
86
new-
Westinghouse Elec (Un)
(Un)
(F W) (Un)
Apr
Apr
36 %
240
a21
a20%
"
10
39%
39%
—
,___1
1
4
23
a28% a28%
16 V«
.—10
Oil
Lines
Western Union
22 Va Mar
24%
3% Jan
__
(Un)
Warner Bros Pictures (Un)
vWashtngton Water Power
Western Air
Apr
4Vs Mar
22% Mar
50
24'%
Apr
2%
150
a 3%
1.70
34%
90
•
a27% a27%
28% Mar
420
Apr
1.45
230
a28
5
Corp—.
Apr
1
RR
Jan
71 Vb
(Un)
Steel
States
19%
1.15
(Un)„*
59%
71%
(Un)_
Rubber Co
11%
34%
a
S
United
110
420
.
1
10
inc
Central
New.York
1.00
38
,
J___5
(Un)
Distillers
National
National Gypsum Co
Apr
—
232
-
Nash-Kelvlnator
51
10
22
a
1.45
*
3
2,710
.25
(Un)_—
12%
22
12%
„
0
Utilities
Co
Power
Montana
52 Vb
—
(Un)
United Gas Corp
85c 87 V2C
420
'
29% Mar
51
52 Vb
Jan
10%
a26% a26%
—
85% Mar
Jan
(Un)
(Un)
23
>•
.
Jan
27%
1
(Un)
(Del)
Apr
a
10
1
5
1
Aircraft
Corp
Jan
24)%
Pictures
Monogram
United Air Lines
United
8%
.*
(Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Feb
Jan
2lVa
„18
Co
80%
59 Va
84
•
1
(Un)
Menasco
■
328
100
1
Co
78"
419
common-
Calif
of
21%
;
10
1
Carbon
Union Carbide &
4%
a9%
1
(Un)
100
Jan
21%
aS'Va
•
430
28%
—2
1
Film
Century-Fox
%
Mar
a34% a35%
7
—
Angeles Investment Co_
McKesson
49% Mar
45%
a85%
5
(Un)
Corp
44c
.
—
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
(Un)
Oil
42'/. Feb
Jan
5
Corp
Tri-Continental
Jan
7,50
"
_10c
Co
Loew's Inc
Mascot
tfc Apr
a
110
Airlines
20c
14%
•
(Un)
Tlmkin-Detrolt Axle (Un)
Trans* World
2,400
7
I
Co
16% Feb
Apr
28%
50c
Oil
30c
a4ft% a46%
2.50
(Un)
(P)
13%
Apr
1/64
a44%
1
1
common
Assoc
Tidewater
a—
'
Los
Apr
14 %
a 8 4%
—25
I—*
Sulphur
Inc
30c
'
50
I
Land Co
Petroleum
Lorillard
10%
1,241
20,515
*
Jan
—
Libby McNeill & Llbby
Lincoln
925
3X2
•
(Un)
(Un)——
Company
Texas'Gulf
Jan
328
Coj
Lion Oil Co
11
14%
25
(Un)
United
County
Mar
•
Corporation common
Oil
& Co
Textron
Jan
V2
pfd
Chemical
Jan
17%
a
10
Corp.*
Kennecott Copper (Un)
1.35
18% Mar
;
a39% a40%
(Un)
Kaiser-Frazer
Kern
33
14%
5
Warner
Mar
*
7.50
—
_10c
Steel
4c
(Un)—_•
(Un)
a29%
a30
33 %c
&
1,000
30
.—
Alum
10
3c
305
:
Laughlin
74%
a
a30
Co__
&
Apr
V
83% Mar
2c
1.30
a
3c
v
•
(Un)
Oil Co
Jade
31%
10
Corp, (Un)
Inc (Un)
Studebaker Corporation (Un)
17%
Internat'onal Tel & Tel Corp
Intex
"-"595
Mar
10%
—
15'
(Un)
Stone & Webster
a74%
—
Harvester
Paper Co
31%
25
(Un)
J)
(N
(Ohio)
23%
18
25c
(Un)
International
Intl
Jan
31%
•
(Un)
(Ind)
2,970
14%
a
(Un)
of Calif
Co
26%
$30
10c
Intercoast Petroleum
Iron
28
33
Apr
35% Mar
a
—
''
—
_100
—
Imperial Development
Interlake
•200
26V4 Feb
Mar
*
•
Ihc
126
r
__
6.66%
Inc
Central
32% May
26%
32% May
26% Apr
—*
(Un)
Feb
Sylvania Electric Prod (Un).
Illinois
30%
—5
—
Southern Railway
58
17%
1
—
Development
Hudson
(Un)
Southern Company
Mar
Standard
25
F
Hancock
23
100
26%
2
Calif Petroleum
Southern
J—
58
Jan
2%
al2x%
3
(Un)
Corp
383
695
21% Mar
a
_.___
52%
147
■iv*
—
•
(Un)
Ohio RR
&
26%
35*
77
a|>3 a53Va
1
(Un)——
Aircraft
Gulf
Feb
-2(%
1'-
__*
:
Chem_
&
RR pfd
Greyhound Corp
69%
30%
.
Graham-Paige Corp
Great
Apr
preferred
1/64
1"
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common——*
i-:
20
59%
24
30%
32%
23%
preferred
preferred
4.32%
54 % Mar
'
30%
32%
—25
25
25
4.88% preferred
25
So Calif Gas 6%
class A preferred—25
4.48%
4.56%
72% Mar
52% Feb
678
Range
of Prices
Low
High
tar Week
Shares
Range Sines Jan. 1
Low
High
.
Nordon
Norris
North
1
Corp
Oil
Aviation Inc
Amer
Northern
Northrop
Pacific
RR
(Un)
1
Petroleum
Oil
1
1
Co
Ohio Edison
Co
Ohio
(Un)
Oil
Pacific
New
Clay
com.
Pacific
Pacific
6%
Co
for
1
&
Elec
i
redeemable preferred
,
For footnotes
see page
185
69%
Apr
83 %
10
13 %
Jan
18% Mar
26c
"21c
2,000
21c
Apr
3%
3,150
3
Jan
50
38
51%
51%
100
: 9
3%
2U
3%
a37Vfa37%
—
29
100
1
25
___25
43.
Apr.
51% Apr
Jan
Mar
3%
Feb
38%
Jan
Abbott
Acme
Laboratories common
Steel
Admiral
Co
Corp
Advanced
Aetna Ball &
Affiliated
Akron
Gas Equip
Brass
Alleghany
Castings
Roller Bearing
Mfg
Corp
(Un)
5
5
-1
50c
a27%
^
7%
100
(
a27 4-
a28
230
:
:tT'37%
32
.
|6"
1,929- V
21
.
Jan
7% May
Mar
7% May
Apr
29%
36%
Apr
39% Mar
27
Feb
32
124
-1
31%
Apr
34%
Jan
26
330
"
26
Apr
27%
Jan
47%
300
23
Apr
26%
26%
200
26%
Apr
32%
Jan
8%
Apr
8%
Jan
41%
8%
8%
800
6%
7%
8%
7%
100
7% Jan
Feb
■
Jun
Jan
10% Mar
9
200
9
4%
100
4% Mar
5%
4%
200
4% Feb
5% Mar
51%
51%
300
13%
Airlines
9
4%
4%
4%
1
(Un)
1
American Machine & Foundry ———
American Rad & Stand San (Un)
*
American Tel & Tel Co
100
Amurex Oil Development Co cl A
5
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
50
American
Apr
23%
26%
55% Mar
30
700
23
*
Aluminum
42%
4iy2
5
*0
Allis Chalmers Mfg
7
25
Jan
20% Mar
a69
a655/a
10
common
preferred
5%
•>
split)
10
2.70
Mar
al4'/^al4%
a68%
*
Finance
Gas
2.30
8
(Un)
Products
(4
t
1
100
(Un)
Aircraft
Occidental
Oceanic
1
Co
146
13%
1,700
100
Apr
51V2
Apr
59
12%
Apr
15% Jan
*21% Mar
24% Mar
23
18%
23
14%
155%
14 %
500
14%
Apr
153% 155 VB
5,900
153%
Apr
17
20%
4,500'
37%
38%
1,000
Feb
9 Va Mar
37
Apr
15%
Jan
Feb
161% Jan
207/s
Apr
45%
Feb
'!
b6
The Commercial and Fino.ncial Chronicle...
(1932)
Monday, May 4, 1953
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Stock
Midwest
(Cont.)
Exchange
Last
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
stocks—
■;*
Week's
Friday
FOR
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
1
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Steel
Armco
Armour
Co
Co
&
Avco Mfg
Fe
Corp
Washer
Libby McNeil
3914
39 '/a
200
38%
10%
11
900
10%
Jan
12 y4 Mar
Lindsay Chemical Co common
29
30%
400
29
Apr
32%
Jan
Lion
16%
16%
2,400
90%
Apr
99%
Jan
Lonergan Mfg
7%
7%
17%
7%
~7%
250
7%
Apr
9%
4
150
4
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
7%
900
7%
Apr
8%
Feb
Oil
Martin
(Glenn
Fisheries
47%
47
47%
350
48% Mar
Metropolitan Brick
21'/a
20
21%
1,200
19%
Apr
21% May
Middle
58%
59%
200
58%
Apr
66«/2
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
4
Feb
6%
Apr
Apr
57 V*
Jan
Jan
17%
Apr
19
21
100
21
Apr
21 y4
Apr
12
500
11%
Apr
133/a
Feb
50
200
400
2%
<
15
633/4
100
62%
Feb
65%
143/4
100
14%
Apr
16% Mar
34
250
29
Jan
12%
200
12%
Apr
15%
16%
16%
300
16 y4
200
15% May
15 % Jan
133/4
—
400
14%
13%
Apr
Feb
38
Pacific
Canadian
South
Corp
Feb
West
Central
&
Central
Illinois
Light
Central
Illinois
Pub
Central
111
600
26%
Apr
333/a
l3/4
250
1%
Jan
2%
200
2%
Jan
2% May
193/4
19%
193/4
500
19%
Apr
22% Mar
37%
37%
200
37%
Apr
42y4 Mar
'
*—*»
.
19%
19%
19 3/8
500
*
28%
28%
28%
50
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
25
& Southern Air Lines
*
Chicago Corp common
1
Chicago Corp $3 conv pfd
•
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pac¬
36%
$1.50
Service
Minneapolis
19%
Apr
20% Mar
27
Jan
29
Co
Inc
"
mmmm
Company
Curtlss-Wright Corp
Apr
19%
500
18%
Feb
Modine
61%
150
60
Apr
63%
17%
200
17%
Apr
15
108
100%
Jan
22
(Un)
Chemical
Co
Jan
A
77%
79%
96%
Jan
82%
200
77Va
Apr
95%
Jan
18%
19 y4
1,800
18 3/4
Apr
22%
Jan
83
80
Jan
84
24%
25%
27%
1,300
22 V8
1,400
150
50
76 3/4
Apr
Mar
Jan
25% Mar
253/4 Jan
293/4 Mar
13 Va
15
Mfg Co
4,100
333/4
Apr
37% Mar
37%
300
35%
Apr
38'A
—
9%
9%
500
32%
9%
32%
200
8
200
8
263/4
373/4
263/4
100
93/4
—.
National
Standard
National Tile
New
Eddy
Paper
Electric
93/4
200
373/4
38%
300
9%
Apr
Feb
293/4 Feb
8
Apr
25 Va
Apr
7% Feb
36%
Apr
Jan
11% Mar
34
Apr
Jan
11% Mar
43%
Jan
14%
300
14%
Apr
173/4
94%
943/B
200
94 y4
Apr
99% Mar
25%
25%
100
24%
Apr
28%
Jan
43%
—
—
*
&
Mfg_
American
(Un)_
134%
5
Brewing Corp
Fitz-Simons
Dock
—
Flour
1
Connell
&
Dredge
463%
400
43 y4
Apr
46%
Apr
134
25
136
36%
36%
30
of
Gamble-Skogmo
North
5
Inc
Auto
Co
General
Foods
General
Motors
Utilities
(Un)
Co
Glidden
Co
Gossard
200
11
1,550
7%
200
2%
4,200
2'/a
2%
14
14
70 Va
69%
70%
61%
Feb
133
353/4
140
Jan
Apr
39
15
Jan
16 % Mar
12%
Feb
13%
American
RR
Car
Co
Oil
&
Greyhound Corp
Oak
Western
Brewery
Gulf Oil Corp
37%
6%
11
Edison
Oil
Co
600
Feb
8
Helleman
(G)
Apr
12% Jan
8% Apr
2% Feb
2%
Apr
13%
Apr
17 y2
Jan
67%
Apr
73 y4
Jan
53%
100
52%
Feb
54%
Apr
62%
3,900
693/4
Apr
69"%
Feb
300
26
Apr
28% Mar
37%
6%
200
6%
500
6%
Apr
500
323/8
Jan
373/8 Mar
36
34"% Jan
Hibbard
Hupp
Corporation
Brick
Illinois
Indiana
Co
Feb
83^
International
Mineral
International
Nickel
International
Packers
Pan
American
International
Paper
International
Shoe
World
Class
Iowa
Illinois Gas
Iowa
Power
&
Elec
(Un)
Kansas
City
Kansas
Power
Drug
Power
&
Penn
Controls
La
Inc
Salle
Laclede
La.nson
Landis
Gas
&
Co
Co (Un)
Dodge Corp
Phelps
Phillips
Petroleum
Pressed
Steel
Public Service
For footnotes
see
Jan
23%
20%
50
13%
900
12%
Jan
14% Mar
42%
100
41 y4
Feb
43%
20 3A Mar
Apr
liy8 Mar
Feb
23 y8 Mar
11%
Apr
Feb
Radio
RKO
Raytheon
Richman
River
Corp
National
Public
St
Regis
Serrick
Oil
550
20%
500
■
Mar
43/4
Apr
133/a
Feb
233/4 Mar
5%
Jan
173/4
Feb
19
19%
Apr
23%
aJn
103/4
Jan
15%
Apr
■
Mar
14%
900
34% May
Jan
42%
Jan
200
60
69
Mar
400
10
Apr
11%
Jan
Apr
34%
200
36% Mar
33%
100
33%
40%
40 y4
100
40 y4 May
43 %
Jan
54
543/4
200
54
62%
Jan
27
600
26%
1,300
3%
.-J
27%
25%
27%
3%
100
13%
1,200
13
—
Apr
Mar
27
Apr
30
25%
Feb
29 y4
Jan
2 3/4 Mar
43/b
Jan
12 y4
Feb
14% Mar
300
16Va
Apr
19 V2
500
45 Vk
Feb
52 y4 Mar
6%
700
5%
Jan
29%
29%
1,100
29%
Apr
8%
8%
100
8%
Apr
29%
•
A
54%
•
common
54%
12%
13
63/4
38
8%
Jan
Apr
Feb
55
110
13
1,100
48
Jan
Apr
12% Mar
Mar
58
143/a
Feb
21%
22
200
19
Jan
23% Mar
223/4
23%
300
22%
Apr
26 y2
Jan
243/a
24%
24%
300
24%
Apr
27 5/a
Feb
58
573/4
58%
400
56%
Apr
60% Mar
16
15%
16
600
13%
Jan
173/4 Mar
29%
10
29%
30%
1,000
29 »A
Apr
35
16
16%
500
15Va
Jan
18 % Mar
38 3/s
38%
400
38
Apr
43% Mar
——
—1.40
*
«
1
common
6
1
Strapping Co
*
(Un)
15
Works
Standard
5
(Un)
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Co
Apr
of
1,500
32%
Apr
37%
150
243/4
Jan
273/4 Mar
Apr
16%
Feb
ila
Apr
14%
14%
14%
1/64
da
44%
45%
2%
2%
5%
53/4
51%
52
71
—
Indiana
J
25
5,900
14%
32,600
1/64
Apr
1,200
42 V8
Feb
300
100
Jan
49% Mar
3'A Mar
l3/4
Jan
5
Jan
6%
Apr
Apr
59 %,
Jan
Jan
300
51'A
13 y4 Mar
Sunbeam
7%
7%
7%
2,000
73/a
Apr
20%
19%
20%
650
19%
Jan
22
21%
22
500
21
11
11
11
150
1Q%
19
19%
300
3934
40
250
18% Apr
39
Jan
41
4% Feb
25% Feb
28
9 ye
22
81
68 Yb
Apr
78%
1,000
343/a
Apr
38 3/4
123/4
12%
123/4
100
123/«
Jan
13
Mar
17%
17
17%
200
15%
Jan
18
Mar
20%
Apr
10
Jan
10 y2
Feb
34% May
43 %
Feb
353/4
Jan
_5
21%
603
21%
21
10%
10%
50
1
343%
34%
35%
1,800
«
29%
29%
29%
900
MVMMwl
I
29 y4
Feb
14%
23%
Jan
Jan
Feb
5
(Un)
16
15
16
1,750
Feb
16% Mar
1
183/4
18 3/8
183/4
1,300
18
Apr
213/4 Mar
373%
Corp
36%
373/8
400
35%
Jan
39 3/4 Mar
53
53%
200
53
Apr
57%
aJn
223/4
21%
223/4
1,150
20%
Apr
25
Feb
18%
18%
18%
550
18 y4
Apr
19% Mar
22%
22%
100
22 y4
Apr
24%
2,400
12%
Jan
13 y8 Mar
1,900
31% Feb
Co_
Jan
Feb
Texas
23
Feb
Thor
Corp
11%
Jan
Thor
Power
20
Apr
1,600
5
Machine Tool
Oil
&
71
70%
35
1
Corp
(Un)
Corp
Sundstrand
Sunray
200
68%
343/8
10
(Ohio)
Corp
19% Mar
71%
70 3/8
35
15
(Un)
Co
Container
50% Mar
Jan
34
26
44%
•
Standard
Jan
Apr
33
32
r
•
Jan
25%
34
2%
,
(Un)
California
N
Oil
46% Apr
Mar
38%
5
Spiegel (warrants)
Standard Dredging Corp
12%
9 Va
19
'22
17
,.r--
Stone
250
100
1,400
Jan
61
5
Co
&
Pacific
Btudebaker
10
12% Mar
100
5
Jan
13 %
48%
Stewart-Warner Corp
9%
12%
22%
63A
115/s Mar
6%
Rights
Southern
Jan
50
Apr
Jan
12% Mar
103/4
**—
Lathe
Co
Southern
Apr
100
5
9%
400
100
16%
Corp
Eend
3%
4%
6,500
48%
Stockyards
Bocony Vacuum Oil
South
19%
27
53/4
10%
123/4
•
Products
13%
4%
A Mar
50c
Co
class B
Corp
2% Apr
12% Jan
27
27% Mar
Apr
—2.50
Service
Roebuck
12% Mar
16 %
Apr
3*2
60%
40%
'•
5
Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
18 % Mar
50
24%
13,700
343/8
•
I—III
Electric Co
100
200
1,100
5/64
33%
Paper
Sangamo
550
173/4
25%
Feb
Jan
Mar
10%
•
Paper
St Louis
250
46%
56
61
5
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Bros
Raisin
2%
17%
39%
Apr
16
343%
—
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug (Un)
19%
46%
Apr
50 V2
14%
»
Manufacturing
13%
46%
18%
37%
200
1,400
18%
•
..
Corp of America
Pictures
2%
1,500
Mar
300
51
20%
20%
.
Quaker Oats Co
19%
13
17
373/4
43/4
•
Co of Indiana
Company (Un)
Oil Co (Un)
13%
Co
Mar
Tlmken
Jan
Toledo
(The)
25
20
•
Tool Co
Detroit
Edison
Axle
.—1—5
Co
Co
5
12%
12%
12 3/8
2
36%
35%
37
1
2%
5% Mar
Feb
Mar
Trane
10% Mar
21%
21
213/4
2,150
14% Jan
24% Mar
29%
29%
30
1,300
29%
Apr
33
Jan
5
32%
32%
100
32%
Apr
383/4
Jan
39%
39%
100
39%
Apr
47
Co
Trav-ler
Tri
(The)
Radio
Corp
(Un)
37% Mar
2%
2%
2,100
3%
Jan
1
Corp
Continental
15%
15%
100
15 y4
Apr
173/4
Jan
_T
17%
173/4
200
18%
Jan
20 %
Jan
58
58
55
Jan
59
Apr
Apr
723/4
Apr
32
2% Mar
Jan
11%
.
Truax-Traer
208
So
La
Coal
Salle
common
St
■
11%
10%
Jan
123/4 Mar
493/4
50%
400
493/4
Apr
56% Mar
39%
39%
200
383/a
Jan
40%
Feb
17%
500
16%
Apr
20 y4
Jan
U
9%
293/4
9%
293/4
500
10%
_l
58
.
70
Jan
100
93/4 Apr
28% Jan
IT
•
United Corporation (Del)
U S Rubber Co (Un)
17%
-.—
•
Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
400
50%
Air
Lines
S
Steel
31% Mar
Van
Dorn
Iron
65%
66%
800
63%
10
_
27%
28%
200
27 Vj
1
5 Va
5%
100
5 ye
_
Inc
(Un)_.
Works
233/4
233/4
400
233/4 May
26% Mar
Western
23%
22%
23%
2,100
21% Apr
24%
Westinghouse
283A
283/4
283/4
100
28%
Apr
31% Mar
Wieboldt Stores Inc
19%
19%
200
19
Feb
20% Mar
Willys-Overland
13% Jan
Wisconsin
*
Wrigley
•
Union Telegraph
12%
12%
350
113/4 Jan
20%
?l
8*0
18 3^
68
21
68
3%
200
3%
150
Jan
213/4
Apr
Apr
3% Jan
80%
6%
4
6
16
8%
83/4
63/a
'650
16
200
6%
9
Co
12 y2
(Un)
Bankshares Corp
(Wm) Jr
3,300
28
Apr
31%
Jan
38 ye
Apr
44 Va
Jan
12% Mar
10
44%
1
common—
Motors
100
40%
Feb
Mar
5% Mar
10
300
10
Apr
39%
10
Corp
233/8
39 y4
Jan
39%
100
39
Feb
43% Mar
441/2
45 y8
800
43%
Apr
50
Mar
253/4
253/4
100
253/4
Apr
•
13%
133/4
100
13%
Feb
14% Mar
1
15%
15%
300
12
Feb
15 %
28% Mar
14%
14%
14%
550
14y4 Jan
15% Mar
723/4
72%
723/4
100
72
73% Mar
Apr
Feb
5% Mar
14% Jan
Electric
28%
39%
•
23%
Jan
66
5
•
Corp
67
4% Mar
Apr
17% Mar
1,200
83/4 May
93/4
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page 43.
21
900
11%
12%
mmmm
III
Pullman
10 y4 Mar
5
:
250
20%
10%
——
•
I
—
Apr
9
9
•
;
22%
22%
■
-12.50
(Un)
Co
Car Co
8%
•
Co
Co
Jan
12%
33%o
450
5
(Un)
Sessions
Jan
Apr
16% Jan
25%
300
5%
53/4
50
9
33%C
University
Feb
53/4
32
10
A™
Railway Equip
Sterling Aluminum Products
1
Extension
Machine
class
583/b Mar
1
Laclede-Christy Co
25%
34 Vi Mar
Feb
1
White Motor
.
Apr
Jan
50%
■
•
Co
21%
30
163/4
——
•
Feb
8.75
Keiiey Island Lime & Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kropp Forge Co
Apr
8% Mar
37%
'
—-
10
(Un)
Jan
65
41%
16%
(Un)__l
10
& Light
Light
39%
12%
—-
'
2
Apr
•
Light Co
1
_
5
•
& Laughlin Steel Corp
Jones
Katz
&
42 Va
B
3.50
(Un)
12%
5
2
51%
7.50
Interstate Power Co
11%
Patterson-Sargent Co
United
International Tel & Tel
20%
20%
_
Airways
*
(Un)
Co
22
10
.
class A
500
*
(Un)
20%
•
53%
15
Chemical
&
Ltd
900
173/s
Apr
24%
52%
•
Co
22%
17%
173/8
Electric
53
Mar
1
International Harvester
21%
——
*
38
10
Products
7%
5%
com
_
34
5
Co
Steel
34V2 Apr
59% Mar
200
»
100
1
Huttlg Sash & Door common
.
(Minn)
34
25
.
50
150
*
34
2
Bartlett
Spencer
400
1,500
10
34
I
Co
100
7 3/4
Jan
Mar
39% Mar
37%
3
Brewing
Werner Corp
Heller (Walter E) & Co
62%
5%
8
&
Parker Pen Co
Sinclair
7% Jan
10 3A
1
Heln
34%
7%
5/64
Jan
9
10
Harnlschfeger Corp
34 y2 Mar
30%
(Un)
Oklahoma Gas
Swift
Hallicrafters
41
Jan
9%
23%
Co
Co
Signode Steel
26%
35%
25
10%
Apr
27%
62%
1
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
Ohio
3
2
(Un)
Jan
36
550
34%
—
1
Corp
Power
1
Chemical
850
200
5%
Bancorporatlon
_•
Lakes Dredge & Dock
Lakes
Feb
Feb
9%
22 Va
(Un)
States
•
Great
Great
May
6%
27%
33%
30%
Corp
•
Gray Drug Stores
Apr
37%
93/4
23
(Un)_
•
(W' H) Co
Jan
33%
36
30%
(Un)
*
& Rubber Co
24%
•—w
Illinois
Apr
60%
53%
•
1
5%
1,300
18% Mar
26% Mar
51
Jan
26
1
(Un)
Grlesedieck
7%
20
Co
Goodyear Tire
10%
5
Corp
(The)
8
*
5
Corp
Corp
Telephone
Gillette
50
8
5
(Un)
Refrigerator
Gibson
500
13%
•
Corp
General
11
1
Candy
Electric
General Public
~8
5
Com
Box
Oeneral
100
25%
_5
—
Aviation
American
North
Bhellmar
Inc
General
15 Va
13%
10
America
Four-Wheel Drive
General
153/4
—
*
Mills
6%
24%
Jan
Jan
&
Co
Jan
44%
10
.
_
Co
Northern
Sears
Falstaff
Apr
25% Mar
Feb
9%
30
14%
__
10
Corp
Controller
Apr
22
9%
Mfg
Central
York
North
&
.
1
Inc
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
13%
100
200
33%
II—50c
Kelvinator Corp
Nash
Pure
34%
5
(Un)
Feb
700
«
Ward & Co
Company
8t Louis
Lines
Air
Eastern
de Nemours
(E I)
23%
4%
Jan
365/8
10c
-—
flu Pont
400
24%
10
Pepsi-Cola
333/4
mmmm
5
(Allen B)
Jan
6 %
25
Pennsylvania RR
33 Va
5
(new)
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
2%
51
•
Apr
110%
900
10
Detroit & Cleveland Nav
1,800
50
1
Co
Cement
Peabody Coal Co common
Feb
13%
1
(Un)
4
—
Fuel
River
Portland
Montgomery
Muter
2iy4 Mar
60
13%
1
25
Company
Class
Feb
23%
13%
_•
Continental Motor Corp
Dow
41%
25
Co
Power
Crane
Deere &
Apr
•
(Un)
System
Commonwealth Edison common
Consumers
Jan
27%
•mmm
Coleman Co Inc
Gas
20
82%
19%
preferred
Columbia
400
823/4
78%
Service Co
Clinton Foods
1,200
17%
Cleveland Cliffs' Iron common..
4%%
36%
213/8
108
Chrysler Corp
Cities
36%
36%
19
.
•
common
38% Mar
Mar
t-
•
Towel
14
8
Packard Motor Car (Un)
cori mon
Apr
24%
4
i—
Rights
21%
Chicago
Chicago
34%
51
—
— —
Inc
Brewing
Mississippi
Missouri
Corp—
preference
conv
Apr
600
34 Va
Jan
2%
27%
10
Secur
Apr
92%
Jan
13/4
5
Corp_
Co
25
■
•
Co—
Utilities
Nortnern
Feb
15%
23/4
27
1
50c
_
10%
Jan
Jan
17 y8 Mar
~2%
25
(Un)
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
Brewing
High
Jan
67
Mar
17
17%
South
Northwest
Centlivre
3%
*
Co
>■
•
.
Jan
12%
15 Va
12.50
Brothers
Butler
Mar
3%
32%
8
1
•
Corp
Jan
633/4
'
Burton-Dixie
19% Mar
85
1,050
3%
t
(F) Manufacturing
Mills Corp
Burroughs Adding Machine (Un)
Apr
Feb
17%
81%
3
143/4
'
•
Burlington
17%
76
173/4
3%
15
Burkhart
17%
80 %
5
Shoe Co Inc
49%
17%
10
Company
1,200
1134
12
20
Bodd
100
3,600
53
21
—1
2.50
5
Corp__
Brown
1%
6%
1%
5%
51'/a
Gear
8%
500
x39
Feb
6%
Corp
Borg (George) W)
Borg-Warner Corp
Brad Foote
10%
52%
&
34%
25
1
_
&
Cement
10%
——•
Manufacturing Co
Laughlin Inc_
Bliss
Jan
Portland
10%
(Un)_lP
1
Benguet Consolidated Mining
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Bibles
45
G)
•
common
L)
(Arthur
Medusa
*
10
5
Co
Aviation Corp
Booth
Jan
11% MaT
& Co
11
Co
Bendix
500
10
Field
Marshall
McKee
Manufacturing
Low
1,100
14
85
—
——^
class B
9%
25
86%
—-
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Feb
4
3
Corp
Belden
9%
•
30 %
Apr
♦
Bastlan-Blessing
LOW
•
3
—
Shares
9%
10%
Co
Baldwtn-Llma-Hamilton
for Week
Libby
&
50
4
Inc
Products
Athey
Jan
Range
of Prices
Par
High
43%
2.50
common
Atchison Topeka & Santa
Automatic
Low
High
10
5
(Un)
(111)
Industries
Arvln
Low
Sales
Last
Sale Price
for Week
i
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
15%
153/a
100
143/4 Jan
16%
16 %
16%
15
16% Apr
20
Feb
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
5
Zenith
•
Radio
Corp
Feb
25
Yates-American Machine Co
Jan
123/4
1234
200
12% Feb
14 y2
Jan
42%
72%
42%
100
41 Va
Apr
47 y8
Jan
72%
72%
200
69 Va
Apr
80
Jan
1143/4 116%
$1,000
1143/4
Apr
Jan
BONDS
American Tel
&
Tel
3%s
1963
122% Mar
-
I
Number 5217...The
Volume 177
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1933)
37
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
I
1
Friday
stocks
«*»
•
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Tel
American
*
Tel
&
Corporation
City Elec Co
Arundel
Atlantic
39 %
100
Co
Stores
American
155 V3
Range Since Jan. i
High
39 Vs
39 %
203
37%
Feb
40 %
Apr
3,295
153%
Apr
162%
Jan
I81/4
1,339
26%
26%
9%
10%
—.
19'/a
3%
a56 Vb a56%
Budd
30
10%
1,014
251
25%
Feb
2R%
9%
100
9%
Apr
10% Mar
10%
75
9%
Jan
11% Mar
3,235
3'/b
Apr
33/»
Apr
Canadian
Atlantic Oil
832
1934
Apr
24%
Apr
Canadian
Pacific
Byron
Feb
4
Feb
80
%
Apr
9%
Jan
lOVa
Apr
163/4 Mar
14% al4%
77
14%
Apr
16
180
16
Apr
17 Va
a20% a20%
72
21
Jan
22*>/4 Mat
a
Company
16
Adding Machine
Jackson Co
48 Vs
ft—
76
10%
Apr
ft—
a81
Burroughs
20 % Mar
Jan
75
a81
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Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores JLnc
173/4 Jan
39%
5
(Un)
High
Low
—5
(Un)
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
50
Borg-Warner
High
LOW
Shares
High,
a41 % a41%
—15
Airplane
Boruen Co
153 % 155 %
19
•
10
—
Shares
Boeing
for Week
Low
Par
for Week
of Prices
Low
Sale Price
Sales
Range
.
Range
of Pricea
Last
STOCKS
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sales
Week'a
Friday
.10
Feb
•
Autocar
Co
—:—5c
—
—
Baltimore Transit
New
$2.50
Co—
pfd
non-cum.
Curtis
Co common
1434
78%
22
15%
78
8
•
79%
8
55
16% Mar
14% Apr
Jan
96
76%
Apr
175
3
387
7
Feb
8 3/4
Ink
323/4
Apr
39 Va
323/4
24 Va
24%
24%
274
23% Mar
27
Feb
32%
32
32%
532
32
37%
Jan
33
Hires
94
Corp
5
62%
60 3/8
623/4
2,762
E)__
Motors
1
10%
10%
10 %
27
(Charles
Lehigh
Coal
Lehigh
Valley
Martin
Navigation
&
(Glenn Li
8%
8%
10
*
1
RR
16%
17
Apr
133/4
59%
Feb
70
Apr
12% Mar
9% Jan
14
635
8%
Apr
11 %
Jan
248
8%
17
1
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Philadelphia Electric common
$1 div preference common
Phila Transportation Co common
preferred
1
Participating
Philco
Corp
El
Service
Public
Gas
&
133/4
*
50
10
•
•
•
•
20
3
Corp
133/8
16%
Apr
22%
Jan
120
323/4
'31%
20%
20%
133%
13V4
Apr
18% Mar
1,005
123/4
(Un)___—
Celanese
Eureka
Central
Co
Reading
Paul
Mil St
RR
Sun
Oil
Co
L
United
Corp
United
Gas
Jan
27 Va
Apr
33%
Jan
193/4
246
20 Va
Apr
24%
Jan
a59
259
573/4
Apr
63%
Jan
26%
446
253/4
Apr
38%
Jan
1.15
a57%
Fuel
&
Apr
35% Mar
Columbia Gas
193/4
Apr
23%
Commercial Solvents
Jan
45%
1,196
43%
Apr
52%
3834
86
37%
Apr
41
30%
31%
5,356
30V4
Apr
33
Jan
22%
82
22%
Apr
25
Mar
Jan
Consol
Chem
Mar
Consol
cl
43/4
5
1,829
4%
Apr
6% Mar
7
63/8
7
1,254
63/b
Apr
73/4
31%
35
Apr
36%
Jan
26 Vb
26
26%
1,216
25%
Apr
273/b
Jan
26%
26%
26%
116
26 %
Apr
27%
Feb
29 Vb
28%
2934
320
28%
Apr
333/4
56 Vb
56 Vb
57%
494
541/4
Jan
593/4 Mar
73»/2
408
71 %
Apr
82%
72%
71%
Jan
Jan
5Vs
3,065
4%
Apr
6
Jan
343/8
35%
529
31%
Jan
36
Feb
18
18
100
18
Mar
17
17
50
17
Apr
5
'
—.
34%
1.35
Jan
Apr
41%
Feb
19%
Feb
22 %
79
464
77%
Apr
95
a82% a833/4
103
91 Va
Jan
94 V*
37%
207
33 Va
Jan
40
Feb
79
aC3% 4
37%
37%
Jan
Jan
Mar
18%
19
225
18
Apr
20
Fe 0
a43
111
40 Va
Feb
40 %
Feb
15
40 V*
Feb
40%
Feb
133/8
Apr
15
19%
a42% a42a/4
Indus
of
(Un)
(Del)
Apr
213%
61
Apr
67
Apr
40%
61
62
38%
38 Va
603
38
a54 V2 a54%
2
a—
19 Va
710
a52% a53V2
25
a54%
19
1
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Continental Oil Co
10
432
Consolidated Natural Gas Co (Un)—15
5
Jan
18% al8 %
•
(Un)
Y
a
*
A
class
N
75
al3 a 13%
•
*
(Un)
Jan
Mar
Feb
a—
18%
Apr
22%
Feb
a—
a—
—
Jan
3234
1
Apr
363/b
40
a423A
(Un)
System
Edison
5
31
1.05
335
•
System
31%
516
300
A—2%
2%
Iron
Broadcast
Columbia
1.15
173/8 al7%
a
"
13%
a
6% Mar
a36% a36%
a36%
al7%
3%
1,668
223/s
•
:
——.—I
—_
Improvement
Apr
5%
225
al9%
10
(Un)_
2,502
371/4
50
*
common
25%
1,183
a58
♦
(Un)
Clorox Chemical Co
Colorado
Jan
575
53/s
20
Cnrysier Corp
Cities Service Co
27 3/4
253/8
al9%
1
20
(Un)
com
20%
*
—
Paper
113 Va Apr
5 3/a
10
Corp
Ohio Ry
Cnesapeake <Sc
Products
Corn
Refining
of
Creameries
New
6
common
of
Steel Co
300
12
Jan
15% Mar
20
85
Apr
89
Feb
,
15
59%
Apr
70
Feb
*
29%
Apr
29%
Apr
90
Apr
102 Va
Feb
30%
Apr
31%
Feb
29y8
1,133
93
98
20
(Un)—25
30%
30%
423
1
8
8
227
com__5
*
15
15%
423
a56
a56
5
_•
275
280
300
2.40
Jan
2.80
Apr
29
Apr
313/4
Jan
4
Mar
98
*
America
(Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp
13%
86%
29 %
5
1
common
Preferred
Crucible
45
133%
a59 3% a593%
133%
25
Zelierbach Corp
Mar
68
Feb
86 %
a71%
1
common
Lank
68%
a71% a713%
25
(Un)
America
Croker First Natl
Crown
Scott
52% Mar
Apr
25 %
-12%
,
Tractor Go common..
Corp of America
33
•
common
$1.40 div preference com
Jan
113%
14% Mar
Jan
443/4
31 %
47%
10
2
25
Class B
Pennroad
105
26%
Co Ltd—
Ry
Apr
1,130
51
a26% a27%
5
Curp
(Un)__
& Co
(J I)
15 %
15%
15
-.100
(Un)„
CaterpiiiuT
Chi
General
Packing
pfd
13% Mar
15
51
113% 113%
5
-———
6%
Jan
32%
*
1
Corp
Battery
Case
Co
Power
ore
Apr
Light common—13 %
Chemical
Delaware Power &
Storage
21 %
-
1434
25
Publishing
Electric
—
•
Corp
Davison
3%
_—50
Budd Company
Chrysler
Calif
Caliiorma
—1
common
New
13
Corp
Co
Calaveras Cement
California
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
9% Mar
8
Apr
14
Feb
16% Mar
56 %
Apr
60
"
Westmoreland
Inc
Westmoreland
Coal
10
—
20
..
18% Mar
23
Jan
Giorgio Fruit Corp class B
preferred
Di
$3 cumulative
Doernbecher Mfg Co
BONDS
—
Transit
Co
66
—1975
4s
67
,
$3,000
58
Mar
67
Apr
Oil of California
Douglas
Chemical
Dow
du
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Week's
Sales
Range
Friday
for Week
Last
stocks
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
Shares
Electric Bond
LOW
High
Eureka
High
Columbia Gas System
______
Pitt Brewing
Harbison Walker Refractories
Star
Natco
Apr
38%
18%
Jan
22 >/« Mar
1
170
13
Apr
7%
225
7
22%
125
6%
25
6%
Apr
21% May
Jan
8
Mar
25%
Apr
7%
Jan
29
29%
75
27%
Apr
31
Jan
10
24%
25%
94
24%
Apr
29
Jan
5
Gas
8%
.8%
589
63/4
Jan
—•
.
Corp
Brewing
Co
1%
2.50
common
convertible preferred
$2.50
8% M&r
Ban
Steel
Spring
United
Glass
States
Common
voting
Co
common—
Apr
32%
51
Apr
21
21
240
16%
Feb
21
5
Jan
May
5%
Jan
43/4
Feb
8c
9c
8c
Jan
10c
24%
24%
259
24%
Jan
263/4 Mar
14%
14%
445
14 Vb May
5%
5%
150
5%
5%
150
5
8c
14%
5
1
Board
Fibre
Steel
Alloys
100
3,500
Jan
Feb
16%
5% Mar
6
Jan
5% Mar
53/4
Apr
25%
Brake
26
44%
25%
226
25% Mar
29%
Jan
26
———*
10
Westlnghouse Electric Corp—_—12.50
Air
Westinghouse
Prod
General Electric
26%
445
26
28%
Feb
44%
45%
San Francisco Slock
Friday
205
Apr
43%
Apr
49% Mar
Last
Range
Low
Par
Air
Reduction
Co
Chem
*
(Un)
common
Gold Mining
Alaska Juneau
Allied
1
——.
&
(Un)
Dye Corp
„;
Paint
General
♦
Shares
Low
High
a42
15
44%
Peb
30
27
Apr
100
26%
Apr
28% Jan
a3
a3
10
2%
Feb
135
70%
Feb
75% Mar
380
51%
Apr
58
a69% a7Q%
52
52
43
43
1
(Un)
Airlines
24-3%
34%
252
lnc
43
225
42 %
Apr
%
72
II
3%
Gillette
Company
Golden
Apr
37
40%
Apr
46%
400
1
Apr
a21 Va
a21%
47
20
Icb
a6%
a6%
al07
a
State
Greyhound
Jan
Led
Co
Jan
%
a__
•
Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco
35%
35%
36%
1,230
154%
154%
155
1,844
a72%
a72% a73%
238
a 20% a 20%
180
25
Co
(Un)
Co
Woolen
American
14%
100
(Un)
Common
Calif
Anglo
Ark
Oil
Fuel
Armco
Mining
Copper
•
Natl
(Un)
&
Armour
Atchison
Corp
Co
(111)
(Un)
Fe
Santa
Top &
(Un)
5
Mfg Corp
Bailey
Selburn
Oil
&
Ohio
Gas
&
RR
Corp
(Un)
Aviation
Bp'ftlehem
Corp
Steel
Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings
(Un)
(Un)
Feb
10
Feb
12%
Apr
15% Jan
17%
Apr
Apr
12%
12%
16 Va
220
15 %
Jan
17%
Apr
27 Vs Mar
Feb
36
13
32 3/a
Feb
Mar
36
a
_
14%
v.
Apr
35% May
154%
Apr
20 Vb
a—
15
—.
Vb Feb
43%
Apr
Jan
160% Mar
1.65
—
25Vb Mar
37%
Apr
44%
Mfg
Menasco
&
1
—*
Corp
Jan
42%
Feb
Middle
18%
Apr
193/4
Apr
Mindanao
38%
Apr
43%
Jan
M
12% Mar
J
&
Inc
Inc
Lode
Montana-Dakota
Mines
Utilities
10%
Jan
193
92
Apr
Jan
Montana
212
29%
Apr
30
Apr
Mar
30
Mar
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrison-Knudsen Co —
a29%
a29% a29%
35
62
70c
300
a7%
a7%
100
30
70c
73/4
100%
Apr
1.10
8%
Feb
4%
Apr
National
4%
4%
Apr
10%
165
10 Vb
Jan
11% Mar
National
182
25
Apr
30 % Mar
National
3%
100
3
Feb
a53 a59%
100
43%
10%
a25% a26%
10%
175
3 3%
5
52 Va
2
1
11%
2.45
51%
52%
200
562
113%
12
520
2.45
2.50
2,073
573/4
49%
Apr
Apr
11 % Mar
2.15
6
•
18
(Un)
•
P.10
10c
5
8
(Un)
Jan
434
Apr
67% Mar
57 %
Jan
133/4 Mar
3.00
Feb
Lines
Distillers Prod
National Linen
(Un)
Service Corp
V
Central
1
—1
8
1
Co
——.—1
•
RR (Un)
Niagara Mohawk Power
North American Aviation (Un)
N
70-
3% Mar
38% Apr
Jan
4%
Apr
40%
Apr
a53A
20
5%
Feb
6
Mar
49 %
49 Va
285
483/4
Apr
53
Mar
Apr]
17%
257
173/b Mar
18% Mar
3
1.65
1.65
3,400
1.55
Feb
2.00 Mar
29%
709
29%
Apr
33
Jan
40 Va
143
40 %
Apr
45
Mar
a50 a503/4
211
523/a
Apr
54
17%
420
16%
Apr
20%
Jan
10%
10%
550
10 Vs
Jan
12%
Jan
40c
100
31c
Jan
40c
Apr
66 %
252
66
Apr
73%
Jan
233/a
781
21%
Apr
23%
Apr
263/4
345
263/4
Jan
30 % Mar
100
47
.•
1
Jan
Mar
453/8
Jan
43/4
4%
515
3%
Jan
68%
891
66%
Apr
82
50
1,478
46
Apr
59% Jan
a9 Vs
213/4
5% Mar
Feb
50
83/4
Jan
10%
203/e
Apr
26% Mar
150
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
24 %
221
233/4
Apr
25%
Jan
al8 VB al8%
184
20% Mar
22%
Jan
16%
16%
792
16%
Apr
18
Jan
16%
420
16%
Apr
19
Jan
16%
16%
35
343
34%
Apr
Feb
34%
34%
36%
14%
14%
125
14%
Apr
153/4 Feb
2%
Jan
4Va Mar
al2%
24%
Apr
3 '/a
270
19 %
Apr
19 %
253/4
300
253/4
Apr
27% Mar
3c
4c
11,910
3c
Apr
1.25
1.35
19,123
70c
Feb
1.50 Apr
a24% a24%
20
22 5/8
Jan
28% Mar
a27% a28 %
112
29%
Apr
30
Apr
a63
a31 % a33 %
81
60 Vs
Feb
65
Mar
41
32%
Apr
36
Jan
23%
230
21%
Apr
25%
Feb
21
2,250
19 Va
Apr
21% Mar
al4% al4%
10
15 Va Mar
15% Mar
19 '/a
782
183/4
Apr
23 %
Jan
a20% a21Va
a24%
19%
25%
1.30
3Va
200
19%
.10
City
Gypsum
12
249
507
a62
(Un) —
National Auto Fibres
1
24
3,360
4
176
21
Apr
25%
Jan
—
Corp
Nash-Kelvlnator
14%
400
13 Vb
22
Jan
Apr
Power Co
28% Mar
Jan
26
13
a9 Vs
i
(Un)
99
Feb
13
12%
al2% al3Vs
213/4
16%c
Util
13 V. Mar
46 3/a
-10
common
Mother
Jan
66 %
1
Inc
M & M Cons
12%
a46 % a46 'A
4 3/4
•
common
Co Inc
South
39%
63
390
263/4
50
1
7
Libby
Co
Jan
58 3% Mar
23%
Jan
337
a
Co
Apr
54%
Apr
40c
10%
2.60
(Un)
Robbins Inc (Un)
Meier & Frank
78
Jan
53 Vb
17%
a50%
•
(Un)
(Un)
&
Jah
52%
40 Va
.
com—1
—
Matson Navigation Co
McKesson
70
390
17%
.10
& Chemical
H)
110
284
53 Va
66
Corp
(R
1,253
72
a53/4
—P2
Steel—
Magnavox Co
Marchant Calculators
173/4
a39 Vb a39V8
7%
Land
& Co
Macy
17
a51% a53%
4
13%
.—
a__
a__
Loew's Inc
21% Mar
18*% Mar
26
(Un).
Corp
Jan
Jan
'
29%
.
Copper
17
36
17
53 Vo
33%c
Corp
215
72
17%
a51%
1
(Un)
Co
6
20
20
49%
Co
Feb
a36% a36%
& Tel com (Un).—•
Aircraft
783
99
•
(Un)
Corp
693/4
25%
6%
McNeill &
18%
40%
39%
70c
(Un)—13
54% Mar
Apr
100
—
Aluminum
a38% a39%
al8%
all all%
—.—1
Bandini Petroleum
Bendix
1,291
3
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
38%
P2
(Un)
72
Jan
60
210
-12 Va
.—___—_—20
a23% a29%
50
10
...
Atok-Big Wedge capital
Avco
40%
al8%
a33%
5
(Un)
Atlantic Refining Co
Atlas Corp
37%
50
20
5
10
Bank
Corp
Steel
Feb
52%
16%
1
—
(Un)
Laughlin
&
Merck
Anaconda
673/a
260
25%
1
*
A
Co
Paper
County
Smelting tc Refining—
American
985
1,259
2,155
16%
•
Co
Oil
Libby
112
a32%
5
American
Feb
253%
1
10
—
Com
Kennecott
Jan
605
*
(Un)_.
Jan
27
*
3
Apr
15% Mar
14%
class E
Mar
16 %
*
Preferred
15%
a31% a32%
S
27
363/4
5
Inc
Kaiser-Frazer
Feb
a__
S
27
Mar
61%
Maryland Mines Corp (Un)
(Un)
Kaiser
Apr
20
&
Jan
50
12%
Apr
14%
95
& Chem
43
•
Pineapple Co Ltd
Foods
Jones
13%
a36% a36%
Potash
108
Apr
62%
common
class
Johns-Manville
88
a47% a47%
Radiator
Feb
53 3%
—100
Co
Mining
I XL
495
10
American
Apr
108
53%
common
Jan
6
2
27
62
73/4
25
53%
common
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Homestake Mining
13%
12%
American
Max
291
*
5
Corp
Oil
Hawaiian
14% al4%
'Un)
Co
23
al07
70%
preferred
4%
Kern
Cyanamid Co
American Can
Jan
lfy Jan
a363/s a37%
69%
Goodyear Tire & RuDber (Un)
•
Great North Ry non-cum pfd (Un)—•
Lockheed
American
Jan
Mar
33%
870
1
70%
Gladding McBean & Co_—
Feb
54
Apr
13%
1
common
Apr
7%
27% M&i
1
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
Feb
413%
44% Feb
25% a25%
II
American
47
Apr
*
Public
Entex
a 27
Rights
American
Apr
5%
24 %
10
_25
preferred
2nd
preferred
Utilities (Un)
Convertible
General
International Tel
Range Since Jan. 1
a26%
—
a70%
*
Ltd
Aluminium
43%
353
a37
(Un)
Corp
International
fer Week
32%
a
*
Allis-Chalmers Mig
496
5%
41
International Harvester
High
a42
__
—
10
43%
5%
34%
International Nickel of Canada (Un>__•
Sales
of Pricea
—5
Corp
99 Va Mar
al07
(Un)
Co
Corp
General Motors Corp
Idaho
Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
Laboratories
Apr
(Un)__100
pfd
pnor
Foods
General
Honolulu Oil
Admiral
92
24 7/0
•
—
Chem Corp
Foster & Kleiser preferred
Hunt
Abbott
1,078
20
Honokaa Sugar Co
stocks
94 %
1
—
Food Machinery &
Hancock
Vanadium
17 Va
583/4 Mar
—.1'
ctfs
trust
Jan
28
181
1
United Engineering & Foundry
2
Jan
50
53%
_*
lOo
Mining
Toy
Standard
1%
30
51%
21
10
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry common.—*'
Reymer & Bros
100
30
53%
25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
1%
Feb
243
•
Petroleums Ltd
Federated
Cumulative
Pittsburgh
Jan
16
Jan
15 Vb
Jan
21%
21%
13%
6%
.8.50
Fort
Lone
32%
55
7%
5
Duquesne Brewing
Equitable Gas Co
90
19%
13
Jan
90
3
Co
Plantation
Ewa
34%
19%
!
Co
Blaw-Knox
42%
37%
5
(Un)
Co
Ltd
Corp
5%
•
Share Co
&
Capwell
Emporium
Apr
Apr
.43%
(Un)—10
common
vvoi*b.
El Paso Natural Gas Co
Range Since Jan. 1
34 %
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
OH
Dorado
7
37%
92
5
Nemours
Kodak Co
Eastman
El
de
(EI)
Pont
758
469
373/a
10c
A (Un)
31
6%
al4% al43A
0
Co
Du Mont Lab class
2,580
30
53/s
30
•
1
(Un)
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Baltimore
Jan
a61%
23%
21
20 1
18%
7% May
6c
Apr
Jan
7 % May
a27
7%
100
21%
7%
600
20%
Apr
379
27 Vb
Apr
28 % Mar
7%
22
a26%
a27
al6% al7%
£20% a20%
25%
Jan
458
16%
Jan
20% Mar
89
20%
Jan
23 Va Mar
Commercial^and Financial Chronicle
The
38
Monday, May 4, 1953
..4
(1934)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
Last
Exch. (Cont.)
San Francisco Stock
STOCKS'
Week's
Range
American
North
5Vz%
Northern
Petroleum
Oil
Corp
United Filters class
Oliver
Pabco
Products
Pacific Can
Pacific
Inc
Coast
Gas
6%>
5 Vz %
5%
(Un)
redeemable
series
'
\
A
Tel
&
Tel
Pan
Stendel
Jan
23
Apr
15 Va
Mar
974
5%
Jan
6'/8 Mar
a27% a27%
75
27%
Apr
291/2 Mar
36%
Apr
397/s Mar
31'A
Apr
34 >A
36%
37%.
31%
31%
a27
25%
26%-
26 %
26%
26%
Apr
31%
26 Vz
Apr
29
Jan
27
Jan
Jan
1,073
25%
Apr
28
Feb
629
2 6 Vh
Apr
28
Feb
Oil
4.32%
11%
115
11%
Feb
13% Mar
2,830
17
Apr
20% May
25
473
24
Apr
192
114
39%
%
Apr
23%
Feb
47 V* Mar
Jan
605
5%
5%
5%
390
5
Apr
44c
Apr
54c
Apr
Jan
11%
Feb
44c
48c
100
10%
10c
25%
119% Mar
39%
37%
10%
285
9V8
Convertible
f
*
.
Pioneer
Mill
Co
Sound
Puget
6%
Jan
Southern
Pullman
Inc
cap
Co
Radio
Realty
&
Rayonier
.Preferred
Raytheon
Reserve
Oil
Rheem
Oil
Cement
RKO
Apr
85
Apr
Jan
47
Mar
a8
Brands
inc
(Un)
California
of
Standard
Oil
of
1
Corp
Mold
—
Products
Electric
9
4%
Feb
241
27%
Feb
30% Mar
«.*
a40% a407%
170
42
Feb
43%
Jan
a54% a54%
20
56%
Apr
60%
Jan
68 % Mar
5
913
Texas
Safeway
Stores
St
1
33%
100
33'A
13 %
538
17%
70
26
25%
26
33%
25
Vz
Apr
8an
13%
13%
a
16%
a
a48 a48%
a23%
59%
Jan
80%
Jan
68 %
Apr
78%
Jan
10 % Mar
10 Va
Apr
532
69%
32%
34%
Jan
Feb
10
•
Apr
35%
615
35%
Apr
43%
18%
18%
356
18%
Apr
21% Mar
15
15
36
14
1,275
Apr
15V*
Jan
33%
100
35
__
Apr
39 Vz
Jan
57% Mar
a
23%
Feb
11% Mar
23%
1,335
21%
Apr
28
—_2
26%
25%
26%
8,629
25%
Apr
25% Mar
!—5
17%
17%
17%
100
(Un)_———1
15%
15%
15%
Carbide
66
66%
Inc
Carbon
&
(Un)
Elec
Union
Oil Co of California
Union
Missouri
of
Corp
United
Can
&
United
Gas
Corp
United
States
Jan
Glass
34%
Feb
Utah-Idaho
Apr
Jan
a—
42 % Mar
24%
Feb
35%
500
33%
Apr
39
Mar
28 %
28%
435
28
Apr
32
Mar
10%
10%
10%
2,158
10
Jan
11
Mar
?,
27% a27%
10
27%
Jan
a27% a28%
205
2V2
5
U S Steel Corp common
Apr
19%
71%
Jan
:
25%
10
14
38
33%
——
Apr
a__
5
Co
12% Mar
66
92
929
Jan
10
(Un)
Rubber
376
38%
38%
Feb
177/a
12'A
(Un)
Inc———
Lines
586
...
Mar
19%
17% May
15 % Apr
a22 % a22%
__
—
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United
a-53%
10
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Jan
29%
34
Jan
11%
21%
Corp
Airlines
World
Union
54
55
23%
Oil——
17%
—
a28%
500
26
26%
Feb
29% Mar
a__
a-_
Feb
Apr
86
46%
Jan
51
Mar
25
20y2
Jan
26
Mar
46%
46%
200
41%
27
Jan
Co
Equipment
Victor
Sugar
(Un)
5
!
Pictures
Bros
27%
903
25%
Jan
58
399
56
Apr
63
34 %
150
32%
Feb
3%
3%
100
3%
Apr
130
130
24
9
9%
665
35%
36%
1,345
100
(Un)____l
West
40%
2,459
3
.3%
300
38%
44
Apr
3
Jan
3% Jan
J~n
9Va Mar
8%
Jan
16%
16%
100
12%
Jan
16%
26%
26%
211
26'%
Apr
29
Mar
296% 296%
5
296%
Apr
305
Mar
8%
__
16%
.
_____—5
296%
500
9
Apr
3% Mar
100
Westates Petroleum common
35% Mar
1
1
*
.
39 Vb
__
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(Un)„__5
(new)
Water Power
Wells Fargo Bank & U T_
29 Vz Mar
56
40
•
Co
Warner
46% Mar
34 %
1
57%
*
—
Inc
10
Inc
9%
5
(Un)
Co (Un)
Mining
36
a32% a34%
10
Paper
Mauricio
28% Mar
Apr
Jan
10
Associated
Air
(Un)__25
Co
Joseph Lead
Regis
Jan
51
27V2
35%'
36
Incorporated common;——50c
Jan
Life
Coast
West Indies
Insur
(Un)
Sugar
8%
22 %
9c
9c
Feb
Western
Air
Feb
9 Vz
Apr
Western
Dept Stores
Pacific RR Co
Apr
Western
Union
36 Vb
a__
a__
23% Mar
7c
17,500
Jan
Jan
12c
Lines
Inc
(Un)
Feb
Woolworth
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(F
(Un)
Telegraph
V
45c
Jan
60c
100
28 %
Jan
31%
Feb
145
24%
Apr
26%
Jan
10 %
Apr
12 Vb
Feb
9%
Apr
•
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10
10%
456
9%
' 9%
1,465
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50
%
40 V2
151
10% Mar
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Mar
a-._
40%
44%
45%
Apr
40%
45%
938
43 %
Apr
49
15%
890
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Jan
15% Mar
45%
—
__
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15%
__
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1,756
10%
—
>*:
12'%
(Un)
__
10%
10
(Un)
(Un)___
52c
29%
-
1
25c
preferred__100
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Willys-Overland Motors
—
19 %
460
P.10
131 Vz
32% Jan
180
22
22%
5
Jan
129
50c
29%
a21% a24%
50c
/
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—
Western
St
9% Mar
80 %
5,709
al0% al0%
32% 33%.
—
^
25
(Un)
Company
Water
100% Mar
Feb
Apr
Foods
68%
Jan
Apr
672
52%;
a70a71%
__
—1
.1—5
7.50
(Un)
Corp
Tri-Continental Corp
28%
Corp
Fine
—
(Un)
Corp
Oil
Jan
Jan
W
69%
5
5
J
Warner Corp—;
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)—.—
51
16
69
155
a28 a28%
52%
»70%
Stanley
Studebaker
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•
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25
(Indiana)
a8
__
15
Co
Co
N
,
85
16 Vb
Apr
28%
Corp
&
„
2
4 Vb
25%
8
—
33% Mar
Apr
Feb
common
14%
.>1
8%
36 %
27%
Russ
26
31
—
a__
40%
Feb
95
(Uni
Euilding Co 67c pfd
31
-
a
52
3% May
60 Ve Apr
50
Pictures
50
10
31%
235
A
a26% a26%
,—
234
18
99%
class
'
85
Trans
28%
Co
32% Mar
a43
Feb
28%
Manufacturing
Riverside
Apr
85
Washington
Richfield
30%
a42%
43
a4%
10
Feb
15
—
Apr
99%
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Jan
26%
a30%
1
33%
28%
a48%
24 y2
Apr
0
1,250
35%
•
•
39 Vb Mar
Feb
23%
__
Co
Transamerica
485
1
Apr
24%
49 % Mar
Apr
61%
a4%
Co
Gas
&
34%
62
105
Feb
15
34%
—
2,886
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Apr
Jan
60%
5
36%
a23
Apr
11
60%
50c
34%
a23% a24%
a30% a30%
__
14%
145
—•
—
Jan
1/64
Tide
100
.
37%
42%
Jan
825
Co.
Mfg
Apr
653
30% Mar
•
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)_
32 %
1.169
23%
4
common
1,655
28,578
Apr
(Un)
Incorporated
33%
3*2
Apr
preferred..
Corp of America
Equip
Jan
32%
\
14%
United
Ry
41 %
45 %
27
3%
I
Apr
1/64
Oil
Syivania
71 % Mar
38%
44 %
Oil
Super
Apr
390
—
Inc
Sunray
67
38%
3*2
Ry
Sperry Corp
Standard
Jan
106
38%
45
Southern
Spiegel
Jan
*
20
20
(Un)
a63% a65%
—
Co
Pacific
200
a32% a32%
*
54%
5
(Un)—
Co
Rights
Southern
467
3%
—
Jan
__
4.88'(
preferred
27'%
P100
& Timber—
(Un)
54%
36%
al4 % al4%
—3
62
a23%
20%
34%
(Un).,
Pulp
Pure
Oil
12%
a57% a57%
—
__25
Southern Cal Gas Co pfd series A—25
Textron
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Uni _j.
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum Co.
58 % Mar
(Un)„*
27
al4%
27%
Feb
———-——,—25
25
4.48%
preferred--;
25
20%
50
_.33y30
Apr
55%
—
preferred
-.Convertible
High
24 %
15
(Un)
Edison Co com
Southern Calif
61 % Mar
Apr
20%
24
114%
*
56 V*
752
114 115'/a
25
4
57
11%
20%
100
(Un)
Oil
Socony-Vacuum
Low
130
241
•
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
24%
a56%a56%
15
-
(Un)
Standard
19%
11%
•
(Un)——1
Corp (Un)
.1
Pennsylvania RR Co
tPepsi-Cola Co (Un)_
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Shares
24%
a56%
—
Standard
'
1
(Un)t.
Jan
25% May
210
25%
Jan
28
93
25 %
56%
Corp
1,873
1,336
a26%
25%
;
a—
com
28%
28
11,375
16Vb
Feb
15
(Un) ——.—1.40
——
—1
Co
.*
&
for Week
Low
Preferred 4.08%
Jan
6%
Airways
Paramount Pictures
18 V2
12%
6
37%
Corp.
Oil
World
Amer
125
Apr
Feb
50
common.
common
Oil
3V%
39%
al4
common
Packard Motor Co
Palmer
19
Jan
al4
•
Western
3
37%, Apr
78
Roebuck
Sears
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
.
Schenley Industries
Scott Paper Co
Shell
1,286
■■
Ltd
Petroleums
Pacific
2,975
31%
preferred
Pacific
Feb
13
38
25
'
's
Corp
Service
25c
12%
25
b'/e>
i".
Public
Apr
•19
25
preferred
1st
20c
25
preferred
redeemaole
Pacific
100
25
common
5%
Pac
20c
25
Electric
Pacific Lighting
69
Jan
.19
_10
preferred
preferred
red
Apr
83%
5
Aggregates
&
20
Apr
5
——
Corp
Feb
•
1st
1st
4.80%
i
*
B
preferred
1st
a37%
common
Co_
Pacific Finance
Pacific
3%
8
Feb
22
Feb
19'A
2Qc
1
20%
4
Par
High
Low
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
68%
1
(Un)
Friday
Sale Price
140
68%
J
STOCKS
605
68%
MAY
ENDED
Week
3%
3%
a37%a377/8
„
100
Co
Edison Co
„
.—,—25
(Un)
al8% al8%
19 V*
19'/a
*
or
High
Low
pfd—25
—
Railway
Pacific
Oceanic
Ohio
6%
Invest
preferred
Occidental
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
45%
575
44%
Jan
47%
Apr
Mar
Jan
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MAY^l
ENDED
Exchange
STOCKS
Last
Abitibl
Power
&
Paper common
$1-50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common
—
Class A
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma
13%
13
13%
26
26'A
7
7
100
al7y2 al7%
50
•
Co
Can
of
4%
Tel Co 4%%
Argus Corp Ltd common
preferred
Asbestos
Corp
Steels
pfd
25
pfd
Brazilian
Apr
1,960
35 %
4i5/8
43i/4
6,513
81c
95c
177,509
23 V4
525
a377/8 a377/8
30
__
23
8JA Mar
Gold
Burrard
Canada
$1.30
113/.
150
Lgt
Si
Bank
Cement
Oil
Jan
Jan
41%,
Canada Safeway Ltd
2nd preferred
Apr
53'A
Jan
Canada
75c
Apr
95c
Apr
21%
Apr
...
47,
Feb
41
5%
11%
Apr
12%
Mar
Feb
a80
10
80
Feb
83 % Mar
25
3,525
24
Apr
27%
Steamship
Apr
Class
___•
39
39
39%
115
39
38%
39
10,350
37%
Jan
39Vb Mar
in%
10%
ioJ/2
Canadian
10,894
10 Va
Jan
ai7
Canadian
50
11V*
17 V*
Jan
ai7
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18%
2,420
21V*
Jan
a76
a76
5
a93
a93
35
88
Jan
93
Apr
a47% a47%
80
46 Vz
Jan
50
Mar
preferred—
__50
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power class A
19%,
Apr
23%
4.65
.•
25
34%
.
77/_
__
21
—
4.55
34 y4
7y
4.75
36
1,900
500
39
May
45
Jan
Fast
quotations
on
Orders handled
Canadian Stock
on
all
Exchanges
14
Jan
18
Apr
a
___
4.55
33
Apr
Jan
g
225
33
33
1,893
32 Vz
1.15
1.25
7,532
1.15
7 % Mar
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
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a—
series
$1.00
series
see
page 43.
6.00
8
72
27
Jan
29% Mar
20
May
22%
35
100 100V2
180
98 %
Jan
100% Mar
25
99
Jan
100
Feb
Jan
10% Mar
Ltd
I
*
Apr
Apr
5V2
Jan
8!A
1.25
Apr
Mar
Apr
Crown
Cork
1,790
17
Apr
197/8
Feb
37
195
36%
Apr
40
Feb
33
Mar
300
30
Apr
16
1,220
15%
Jan
18% Mar
18%
18%
18%
700
17 V*
Jan
20% Mar
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33'A
36
36
*
37
905
Apr
46
Jan
33%
a
33%
575
32%
Jan
33%
Jan
18%
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150
20
Apr
Apr
20
137/8
Jan
Apr
22%
Jan
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10
10
10%
t
17
-17
17
»
—
—•
Railway.
14
1,080
137/s
Jan
100
100
105
99%
Feb
27 y2
4,221
26
Apr
16
16%
755
16
Apr
19'
14%
14%
14%
765
14 VB
May
16% Mar
126%'
—
25%
26%
10,727
Apr
34%
{
1
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12
12
25
33%
8%
r.
200
12
Apr
610
21%
Feb
22%
Feb
310
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
36
100
Feb
37% Mar
1
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Jan
Jan
22
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Apr
Mar
36
•
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15%
100
8%
1
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1
14
22
1
•
-—
—
Apr
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•
Co
97/a
17
14
;
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350
27
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25
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3,605
.
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_100
—
A
&
18%
r
30
Cellulose
Glass
class
17
36%
:•
30
0
Corb.vs
50% Mar
15%
1
Consumers
82
Feb
16
36% Mar
35
Apr
46
30
_
——_—__
Mining &
70
155
8
Canadian Vickers
Consol
414
25
-
:
preferred
74
49%
1120
common-
Canadian Oil Companies com
Pacific
37
—
—
_
Mai-
72
18%
*
•
_
11
49
74
•
i
Feb
Feb
al00al00%
—
100
alOO
•
87
Apr
all% i all%
■
_——
common--—
&
Farm
Feb
Apr
165
Locomotive-
Canadian
Mar
333
Apr
—
8
290
_100
„
Chem
7.00
Apr
Apr
73
72%
1st preferred- I100
preferred
Halifax,
Per footnotes
100
28
C.
W. C. Pitfield &
30 Broad Street
1,200
8
21 (A
—
all
Canadian securities.
6.10
8
40
20
_
$1.75
High
8% Mar
Apr
Jan
27%
•
■
6.00
Jan
Cockshutt
♦
Telephone
__
___•
B
Columbia
II
6.10
35
20
Breweries
A
1,185
1—100
500
28
Canadian Car & Foundry
20
18%
j7
50
Canadian Canners
19 %
•
JO
«
Canadian Bronze common
20
100
36-',a
"
preferred
•
pfd
*
«%
23% Mar
38
24
common
Elec
preferred
100
common— —10
Canada Northern Power Corp
8%
a80
♦
Lou
■
6%
O
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
_20
49 "A
25
Note
Low
5
—
common
Foundries
Iron
Apr
II
Pwr
2———:
Dock Co class A—
preferred
Canada
25
Tract
Shares
Par
—
Dredging
Dry
Canadian
113/.
'
Products
_•
Columbia
Rights
17%
1,000
•
Ltd
British American
Class
Feb
16% Mar
100
—
common
American
British
Feb
7%
8%
__
5%
Jan
26%
38 'A
•
Telephone
4%%
14%
Jan
Jan
8%
23'A
50
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
British
Apr
6V2
437/*
•
Anglo Can
British
12 V4
High
25'A
95c
Aluminum
Bell
755'
35 V2
__
e
,
Ltd
Rights
Atlas
3,134
Bulolo
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
26%
Shoe
Steel
Aiuminium
4 V2 %
Shares
•
——____—_—"
_____
Building
High
25
__
for tVeek
*
for Week
of Prices
Low
\
:
Range
Sale Price
Par
Range
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Sales
U>i
Sale Price
STOCKS
Canadian Funds
Friday
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
TorJbnto
I
.
r
and
Maritime
Branches
-
Saint
John,
Provinces
N.
B.
-
Moncton,
N.
B.
Feb
Number 5217
Volume 177
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..,
(1935)
39
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
La&l
of
far
Davis
Leather
Distillers
Co
class
Ltd
Seagrams
A
Dome Exploration
Bridge
Dominion. Coal 6%
26V*
preferred
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
100
73
.10
10
j 10
12%
665
Tar
Chemical
&
Redeemable
Apr
63
Jan
31
Apr
16%
8%
7%
preferred
Donohue
Dow
2,273
Ltd
Apr
Mar
9
Apr
1,600
19 y2 May
20%
Jan
10%
6
140
Jan
4Vx7c
Jan
140
13%
13%
High
Jan
4
12
Feb
17
125
Feb
Feb
4 Va
Apr
2.80
Jan
Jap
2.30
1,400
-131
Mar
450
12%
Apr
14
Jan
16y«
Feb
5%
45
44%
28
28
_*
16
Mar
935
43%
Jan
47
Feb
28
Apr
28
Apr
10
6.00
Apr
770
26'A
Jan
6.15
6.00
__
-
Jan
30%
Apr
Mar
20
Mar
20
20
360
18%
Jan
6Va
6%
280
6
Mar
•
22
21%
22
890
—25
.
6.75
96
QV*
__
25%
25%
23%
—
Feb
91% Jan
20
*
Gas
common
preferred
14 V.
Apr
29% 30%
a94a94V2
30%
_*
Central
Limited
Jan
14%
900
6.10
•
100
common
and
11V*
505
28
preferred
Zellers
Feb
15 V*.
*
preferred———*
Worts
&
Ltd
1,180
15
45 %
Ltd
Winnipeg
Jan
4,018
16
*
•
Leaseholds
(Geo)
Wilsils
Feb
10
16
ig
8%
-16.
4,650
12% .12 3 4
•
Jan
al40
al40
*
Brewery Ltd common
14 V*
10%
.
130
13%
*
Grocers
Weston
19%
.
10
_100
Bros.
9
8%
147
130
13%
__
Corp
Gooderham
Western
225
4 V*
2.45
2.45
Cotton
Western
•
19%
10
Steel
Walker
Jan
;•!
19V2
»
United
Mar
12%
15%
4 V*
2.40
14 %
•
100
pfd!
Low
15
522
—
17c
Tobacco
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%
15
;
Oils
Wabasso
Jan
30
15%
Shares
Low.
Jan
59
"
Stores
Tuckett
Jan
15%
15
23%
_
13
Apr
10
com--"
new
preferred
Apr
12%
Triad
Jan
9,198
• 12%
•
Dominion Textile common
84
>Aa60
a60
14
7.75 Mar
Feb
Apr
a30%^it31
4 $14
__
.
Dominion
6.00
165
12%
•
Dominion Stores Ltd
Tooke Brothers
320
10
20
___.
Thrift
Mar
575
12%
•
Dominion Steel & Coal
Mar
S.50
•
com
common
16
28
74
7434
for Week
•
Ltd
14 V2 May
4,555
Range
of Prices
Pur
High
Jan
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
24 y2
25
27
25
Steel
&
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4y2
A
1
Friday
6.50
•
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preferred
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27
—2.50
Dominion
•77c
14 y2
2
MAY
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
*
_
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
Prices
low
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
IV*
Feb
Mar
18%
Jan
23
975
25
Jan
25%
Feb
23
Banks—
Eddy
Paper
Electrolux
Famous
class
Co
pfd
A
20
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser
Co's
21
Ltd
1
10%
100
19%
20%
21%
10%
1
Players Canadian Corp
20%
790
925
23
Feb
Apr
12>/4
Jan
Jan
21
Feb
Mar
21
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18
•
common
12%
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531
12
Apr
14%
14%
14
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1,420
14
Apr
17%
Jan
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Apr
-10
10
-
Commerce
22 V4 Mar
—
23%
29%
1,490
Jan
24
Jan
29
910
28
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Jan
30%
Apr
31%
23%
29%
«
10
Imperial
Jan
•
common
Canadienne
31%
850
31%
Apr
35
Jan
32%
1,110
31
Jan
33
5%
Power
*
common
preferred
preferred
101
Feb
105
15
105%
Jan
Feb
39%
- 34
38% May
42
Mar
1,175
31%
35 y8 Mar
300
Bakeries Ltd
General
Dynamics
3
4.95
Jan
38%
2,180
34Va
Apr
Motors
5
61%
*
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61%
225
Apr
General Steel Wares common
38%
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10
33%
33%
67 y2 Mar
'
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59
110
16%
Jan
10
99 %
Apr
5%
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100
Winnipeg Transit
Lime
Gypsum
100
17 V2
Jan
•
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103
Canadian Stock Exchange
Apr
Feb
394
3.25
Feb
34
475
32'A
Apr
39
Mar
15l;> "*1'15
10
14% Mar
16
Jan
171 17%
893
>
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Paper
common
preferred
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•
.
44
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15
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46%
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Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
10
Bay
Husky
& Smelting
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17
Apr
19
42 Vz
Jan
45
,
44 y2
Apr
58
Feb
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L
preferred
4%
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$5.00
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6'fo
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300
10
Apr
12 y2
31
Apr
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10%
Feb
2,553
3,220
125
23
Jan
24
2,965
30
Jan
30
96
May
130
32 y2
Jan
6
100
5%
Jan
__
100
25
preferred
17f
17
,
9%
98
$3.00
Mar
2nd
Mar
16
Nickel
7%
Canada
of
preferred
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Paper
international
Petroleum
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International Power
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International
$1.40
preferred
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127
50
2,640
48
24%|.25%
2,213
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25
63
25
__—
23%
21'A.
Apr
Apr
Apr
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Malting
Co
Packers
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Dredge
Canadian
29% Mar
70 %
Apr
29%
28 y2
Apr
32 V*
Jan
20%
Apr
29%
Feb
Ingersol
Canadian
Jan
70
Inter
5%
Public Service Ltd
Ltd
Labatt
Lake of
17o
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the Woods common
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preferred
__
100
Lang & Sons Ltd (John A)
Laura Secord Candy Shops
14
35
12%
Jan
a8
«
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*
A
60
17
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18
75
30
Jan
33%
25
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5
140
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144
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140
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80
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Jan
Apr
38
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75
35
Apr
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Apr
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Apr
41
Jan
Apr
26%
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,
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230
.
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474
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Apr
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National
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—
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Apr
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Class
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Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Products
Steel
13
Jan
26
12
Mar
Apr
27 % Mar
32%
Apr
36
Feb
66
Apr
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Feb
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225
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68
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100
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13
316
common
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*
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72
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45
1,270
20
Apr
23%
310
35
Jan
40
Mar
27%
Apr
34
Mar
89
Apr
91
Apr
12 y2
Jan
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Mar
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Apr
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8%
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Feb
Apr
Apr
37% Mar
2,330
38 y2
Apr
43
Mar
150
42%
Feb
45
Feb
135
19%
Apr
22
Jan
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20
Feb
22
Apr
|a21
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20
Feb
22
Apr
180
200
3.70
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4.10
900
3.40
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37
38
98
3.00
300
37
2.90
pfd—*
27
27
27
80
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*
35%
34%
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1,749
94
38
Feb
32
17
740
12%
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200
21
Jan
23%
Apr
100
27%
Jan
30
Feb
29
Apr
34%
Jan
30%
Apr
34
30%
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1,465
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MONTREAL
TORONTO
HART
CANADIAN
276 ST. JAMES
STOCK
27
Apr
37% Mar
60
60
25
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245
30
68
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5
3.50
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Apr
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1,424
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1.10
33
Jan
Jan
28'A
28'A
30
23
16'A
15
15
Lakes
Paper
MacLaren
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16%
1,305
Apr
27
27%
200
26'A
Apr
28
a3.15
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10
3.15
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3.40
Feb
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105
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Jan
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52
7%
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50
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__
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67c
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4.55 Mar
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11
28
100
1.20
Feb
25
649
24 Vz
Feb
27 y2 Mar
25%
641
24
Apr
26% Mar
24
100
23'A
Feb
24
Apr
10
125
10
Apr
11%
Apr
19
19
1,100
18%
Jan
19% Mar
3.50
3.50
200
3.15
Jan
57%
58%
460
55%
Jan
19
58
9
9
9
4
19%
19%
120
123
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123
25
10
9
19%
Apr
1.50
3.70
Jan
Jan
58 % May
10 y2 Mar
Mar
Apr
24
Jan
Jan
125
Apr
Trans
Finance
Gas
1,650
34
4,500'
11c
29
28%
170
all
64
Feb
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Apr
Jan
30 y2 Mar
46 y2
Feb
17c
Jan
Mar
26
8
all
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B
21V*
39
13c
27%
*
of Canada Ltd
—.
United Amusement Corp class A
Union
1,565
36
12c
21V*
39
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Oil
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118
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28%
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*
Transvision-Television (Can)
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29 V* Mar
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ST.
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Members
of
The
all Canadian Exchanges.
INVITED
INC.
1922
Securities
STREET WEST, MONTREAL
UNiversity 6-2463
Investment
Jan
Feb
We shall be glad to send
Canadian western oil and mining
Established
Investment
12 Vi
23'A
a—
IN CANADA
KIPPEN & COMPANY
Q.
Apr
—
the field of investments.
ENQUIRIES
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all
21
a9.00
*
Co Ltd
&
stocks.
ST. JOHNS, P.
Jan
alO
1.50
10
*
—*
PL-9501
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Jan
24
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1181 St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
TROIS-RIVIERES
Apr
Mar
24
common
Ltd
4.50
150
87/a
16
24%
24%
2nd pfd-
part
(Can)
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:
Apr
alO
——*
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4.50
1,645
15
1.50
10
Ltd
15%
4.50
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—_--10
Lt
151
15
*
common
—10
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
5
Moore Corp common
*
4%
redeemable preferred ___—25
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd——
*
Newfoundland
370
7.%
15
Ltd
Canada
51
7%
—*
Ltd
*
Teleg and Tel Co Ltd com_10
Co
preferred
of
Feb
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&
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'
Feb
*
common—*
(Walter M)—
Power
Leaf
1.00
17%
common
Canadian Invest
Lowney Co Ltd
Maple
Ltd
Co
Foundation
Feb
Jan
28 V*
Great
Apr
Mar
Feb
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preferred
redeemable
2.25
68
40c
800
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Apr
Jan
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Feb
Jan
59
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Jan
Mar
68
3.50 Mar
6%
100
1.35
*
Ltd
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STOCK
Mai-
Jan
20%
31%
*
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Mar
Jan
34 Vb
Jan
29
Jan
Jan
25
•
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Mar
| 15
30
Apr
Apr
3.75
2.50 Mar
62%
Class
29 3 i
•
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105
100
Jan
22
;
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Russell
14
9
'
Apr
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*
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22%
SAVARD
43
4.65
4.60
INVESTMENT
page
Apr
2.25
3.95
Ford Motor Co of Can class A
Feb
14%
15
Mar
86
Apr
Jan
4.55 Mar
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd com—*
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22%
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82
4.10
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20
28,200
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29 y2
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a82
4.30
59%
14
—•
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42
Jan
9% Apr
100
Fleet Mfg Ltd
21
*
Canada
Jan
86
3.95
class
Products
Steel
Eastern
Jan
30%
44%
21
a20y2
—*
Power
37%
12
60
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Woollens &
Apr
405
19% al.9%
a
Jan
1,265
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Southern Canada Power 6 7c
39 %
44
*
common
Canada
of
44
a
Apr
*
Wojks Ltd
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18%
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38%
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common
certificates
Southam Co
Southern
39%
•
50
7 %
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Square Corp
13 %
1,150
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•
common
Feb
Apr
Sec
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25
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54%
38
common
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Div
Dominion Engineering
Oilcloth &
200
a20 a20%
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31l/a May
a82
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Dominion
Power
Quebec Power
Jan
Jan
25
a9
9l/8
class
Consolidated Paper Corp
Mica
•
preferred
Provincial
Apr
18
13
Ltd
Co
29%
68
37%
21
Canada
Jan
275
400
30 30%
191
18
30
18
V
—*
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46
175
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—
Consolidated
Maritime
Ontario
53 Vi
_—100
pfd
Adv
Gen
B
Investment
25
66%
69 %
—•
17% Mar
Feb
3.05
corn-
Jan
100
32%
——*
Weaving
Mines Ltd
Noranda
Jan
a93
111
Paper
17c
Claude
Jan
15%
180
123Ayl2%
___5
pfd
Chemical
&
May
May
16
50
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3.75
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&
Cassidy's Limited
,
London
National
17
17
20
Jan
Apr
30 y2
47
—
Jan
320
40
Montreal
25
____*
Apr
80
Jan
31 ' ^ 32
14 %
class A__—___*
;_
Locomotive
16%
10
20 y2
8%
•
Ltd
B
Montreal
__
—
125
Jan
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David
Mar
6,147
35%~ 35%
35% J 36
25
25
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14 14%
—*
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—
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31
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Apr
—
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—
4100
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preferred-
5%
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Massey-Harns
47%
37%
37%
Fdry & Mach
Dominion
MacMillan
Mar
97 y2
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585
8, :
—
Feb
12
Apr
8%
100
com—_
Canadian Western
Jan
8
a9'ja9%
—
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common
14
Feb
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7y2
Feb
__
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Apr
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Feb
Jan
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430
17
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__
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class
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13
25
Apr
10
31V2
47 •' 47
Co
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preferred
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14% Mar
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0
—
Mar
7
50
30
7,690
30'%
__
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Feb
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Mar
Apr
Apr
26%
__
—
31 Va
23
,
Mar
55
;
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class
17
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17
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—*
Jan
131
24%
415
—
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada
Jan
5,545
24
—
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Jan
62
275
63
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28% t
29
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128
80
50
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128
—
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common...—7.50
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40
*
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9%
9%
90
90
a48% a48%
—
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preferred
Canada
55
17
17
Canadian
Intl
preferred
1st
8,135
Feb
36% Mar
6 V*
conv
High
Low
100
78
8
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
a23
0.22V*
—
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1
—*
pfd
Brown Company common
$5.00
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Paper
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36 V* Mar
96:
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33% 33%
96
33%
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&
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32%
33%
•
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Anglo
Jan
Jan
Anglo-Can
Jan
10%
9%.
__
30
>
preferred
International
a23 %
25
—
Corp
preferred
$1.50
;—j—
,
t
High
Low
Par
•j
Imperial
of Prices
Mar
3,185
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Feb
25
44
..
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Hamilton Bridge
Funds
Canadian
3.90 Mar
32V* i.
34
-
100
a3.80 a4.00
a4.00
Alabastine
&
Jan
Mar
'
5 7c
Greater
520
45 Vs Mar
59%
J09
37%
General
V
-
565
103
109
General
10
32
38%
j
109% Mar
5
102%
_——100
_
655
21
35%
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J
20%
__
32%
Nova Scotia
Gatineau
10
Montreal
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Association
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—
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CANADIAN
Canadian Stock
1
Exchange (Cont.)
Last
STOCKS
t
Week's
Friday
MAY
ENDED
1
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Last
Range
for Week
Sale Trice
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
LOW
WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Trice
Par
LISTED MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Par
High
Low
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High
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'
Mining
OH Stocks—
Stocks—
Amerinium Mines Ltd
1
Anacon
*
Arno
Lead Mines Ltd
Mines
Arnora
Ascot
Metals
Ltd—
Corp
Atlin-Rufiner
Mines
Mines
1
(B
Ltd
3c
14c
46,000
20c
2.40
6,301
3c
3%c
4,903
13 %c 14 %c
56,600
2,900
62c
2.25
lc
35c
Apr
12c
Apr ■>
19%c
Jan
Oils
Ltd
47C
Bailey
2,000
9c
Apr
14c
Feb
Bralsaman
61,600
22c
Mar
60c
Apr
Calalta
1.04
Feb
Mines
Ltd
11c
—1
——
11c
1,000
3.00
3.00
600
2.75
4V2c
4%c
500
4c
7,000
9c
35c
Apr
4%c
Jan
Red Lake Gold Mines
—1
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
13c
13c 14%c
1
45c
45c
Belle
Belvllle
Gold
Bonville
Boreal
Ltd
Mines
Gold
1
~.
Mines
Ltd
1
—
w
95c
57c
11c
Jan
Apr
Jan
7c
Jan
12,500
Mines
Feb
15c
Feb
Mines
Gold
Brunhurst
Mines
Brunswick
Mining &
Ltd
1
Ltd
1
Smelting
1
88C
1.10
329,800
3.19
Rare
Bouscadillac
2.55
3.20
47,910
2.50 Mar
12c
11 %c
15c
29,200
3%c Jan
22c
25c
46c
42c
1.10
38C
43c
45,750
19
20%
735
14%
Feb
3.50
20%
Canadian
3.60
1,300
2.30
Jan
4.50 Mar
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Feb
*
Preferred
American
6'A
16V2
*
10
& Oil-
Feb
40
150
Feb
2.30
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Apr
1
*
Fields
Jan
7
18
Feb
2,709
.—1
Mines
945
7
17 y2'
,
Mar
'
Westville
Feb
3-40
4.35
'
('Western
7c
1.60 Mar
1
Ltd
Gold
Gold
Ventures Ltd
3'/2c May
500
1
Ltd
robrlt Silver Mines
t-VioIamac
3,500
2.45
a41c
1
Mines Ltd-
Mines
Hughes
3%C
*
Ltd
Mines
(1S44) Ltd
Standard Gold Mines Ltd—
Txche
4.50
3 '/2c
29c
Mines
Stadacona
Bteep
13 %c
26%
7
,
Feb
2.45
1
Coulee
Sullivan Cons
3%c
Ltd—1
Royrao Gold Fields Ltd—
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd—.
!
5c
18%
24c
26 Va
*
*
Arjon
Crest
rtu-Athabasca
Teck
4c
18%
Jan
1.54
21c
14% Mar
26 y2
Anacon
5c
27c
Apr
25 »A
—
Ankeno Mines
Que Chibougamau Gold Fields
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
12'/4
20
common
Yellow
High
2,972
Amurex
;
Paramaque Mines Ltd —'
Low
13%
Acadia-Uranium
Aluminum
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26
Acme Gas
Akaicho
~
12%
*
Aibermont
Nechi
Low
Shares
13 %
A
Aguew-Surpass
Ajax
for Week
Range
of Prices
•
Paper common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Mackeno
.
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
12c
Friday
stocks
-
Hamilton
London
Number 5217
Volume 177
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1937)
41
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
La->t
STOCKS
Aumacho
River
7c
7%c
3.000
1
25c
25c
32c
15c 16 V>o
Mines
1
1
Gold
Aunor
Electric
Auto
Fabric
class
Ltd
1
of
of
Nova
Bank
of
25c
Feb
2.61
7%
4.00
150
44c
61c
964,600
24c 26V'2c
24%c
4.55
2.28
2.25
2.45
9,/2c
32%
32
323/4
1,225
10
39
39
39 %
3)
10
Apr
42c
Apr
Jan
12c
33% Mar
656
38%
Apr
42
Mar
43
Mar
39V2
1,423
33%
Apr
1.38
1.50
51,250
1.05
Jan
1.55
2.85
3.00
2.885
2.70
Apr
4.20
Jan
85c
1.00
4.060
1.47
1.49
4,400
Warrants
Ltd
Co
85c
May
1.95
1.55
Apr
1.30
Par
Chemical Research
Cheskirk
Petroleums
Beta
26 %c
_•
Base Metals Mining
9 %c
22c
Feb
43c
Feb
Chesterville
2,700
30c
Apr
49c
Jan
Chibougamau
2,447 '
34c
Apr
49c
Jan
Chlmo
8
Jan
Chromium
10%
12c
52,700
Jan
15c
Feo
37 %c
36c
39c
3,400
23c
Jan
66c
Feb
1.09
95c
1.00
6,100
95c
Jan
,1.40 Jq.ii
3.20
3.10
3.40
110,025
72c
Jan
4.40 Mar
4.00
4.00
4.00
910
12C 14%c
162,725
c
6
6%
170
"1
1.67
1.30
1.67
17,850
Feb
Citra-Lartic
1
13%c
.25
33
3 8 3/8
39
11,163
37
Feb
39
Jan
1
2.06
.1
40c
38c
46c
61,100
35c
Feb
72c
Jan
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Oochenour
WHlans
85c
90c
1.300
75c
Jan
1.74 Mar
Cockshutt
•
-1
60c
50c
60c
52,600
49c
Apr
1.00
Coin
__1
19c
I8c 19 %C
6,700
18c
Apr
30c
Bellekeno
Mines
River
Berens
-1
Gold
Bevcourt
6
Apr
2.10
Apr
Jan
Gold
Mines
Yukon
Bobjo
Farm
Lake
12c
287,50)
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
36c
40c
53,050
19c
Jan
57c
Mar
86c
1.08
2,880,659
2%c
Jan
1.08
__1
Gold
Bordulac
16c
15 »/2 c
17c
4.000
12 %c
Jan
13c
ll%c 14 %c
44,500
11 %c
Apr
4.20
4.40
1,450
-.1
Bralorne
4 30
Mines
Brantford
Class
14c
13c
95c
„1
Mines
Bonville
Brantford
Roof
class
1
Brewis
Red
Bristol
Jan
Conduits
18c
Feb
Coniagas
Coniaurum
Columbia
400
4.10
1,900
7%
7%
9
1,100
—
.
1.50
1.50
100
65c
65c
160
59c
4.00
lie
7%
Apr
1.41
Feb
1.70 Mar
14
Apr
153/4
Jan
Consolidated
I
78c
78c
95c
26.500
70c
Feb
6
Feb
8
Mar
Consolidated Astoria
1
12c
10c
12C
321000
9c
Jan
15
125
14
Jan
15
Jan
Consolidated
*
8%
Apr
Allenbee
Oil
Bakeries
Consolidated Discovery
8%
8%
25
1
60c
57c
60c
4,450
57c
1
1.54
1.54
1.60
9,730
;_1
90c
85c
98c
9,525
Guayana
1
64c
64c
67c
5,500
50c
Howey
1
60c
59c
60c
5,000
54c
39c
7,300
34c
26%
11.521
8,035
15c
142,100
9c
Jan
19c
2,000
35c
Apr
53c
Jan
Consolidated
Golden
10 %
Jan
Consolidated
21 %
Jan
Consolidated
Matarrow
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
85c
1.30 Mar
Jarr
1.80
Jan
Feb
37c
1.03
21c
Apr
40c
10%
Feb
80c
10 '/b
Mar
10
11%
Jan
5.10
555
2.537
5.10
183/4
4,514
17 %
Apr
Apr
92
92
93%
70
87
Jan
95
48V2
473/,
48%
'102
47
Jan
50% Mar
4.70
4.60
4.75
970
4.60
Apr
13'/2
13%
100
12%
Jan
73/4
Apr
9% Mar
Feb
36% Mar
Arrow
-
Feb
1.35
Feb
85c
Apr
Jan
73c
Mar
Jan
*
-50
preferred
Products
Packers
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
175
18 %
100
Forest
4.40
4.83
12%
Apr
4.05 Mar
100
Electric—
preferred
Class
29,500
4.20
5
.
Mines
Consolidated
British
Columbia
7%c
4.10
6%
5.25
Oil common
British
Mar
.Tqn
5c
4.00
*
Mines
Feb
5.25
18%
_1
Petroleums
British Columbia
Feb
'74c
143/4
__1
American
5%
17c
Jan
31c
1
National
25c
14V2C
—1
Apr
Jan
16% Mar
Apr
11 %c Mar
4.10
„8
Petroleum
11 %C
10%
ordinary
Lake
British
43A%
14
143/4
A
Oils
Britalta
9,900
Jan
1.50
1.25 Mar
•
Commoil
Commonwealth
Consolidated Cordasun Oils
Brazilian Traction
4,500
53c
Jan
2.50
Apr
14
—
—
14c
45c
53c
978
5.05
14 %c
Apr
Jan
2.02
61/2
14%
Cordage class A
B
Yellowknife
Colomac
Apr
20c
3.95 Mar
1
14%
12 %c
1
Copper
1.32
16,147
3,400
14
14%
2.20
1.30
1
Equipment
3.25
8%c
2.02
Jan
..1
-_1
Kirkland
Bidgood
Ltd
Mines
Coldstream
Bibls
5c
1.95 Mar
1
Ltd
Bell
1.30
Feb
1
Explorers
Beaver
,
1
High
1.22
1
Mines
35 Vic
Lodge Uranium Mines—
Telephone
\
51,005
•
24,100
Beatty Bros
Range Since Jan.1
Low
1.76
1
31c
37c
35c 39 %c
Shares
High
1.64
1.69
!Ii
Beattle-Duquesne
of Prices
Low
50o
Mines
c
37c
261/2
37c
Ltd
Sales
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Jan
Jan
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Friday
Apr
2.95
1.47
Ltd
1.38
1
85c
Mines
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
31% Mar
EMPIRE 4-5161
—
TORONTO
2.91 Mar
Feb
Jan
1
Mines
Barvue
25 KING STREET W.
Feb
5.80
1.90
6%c
OIL SECURITIES
6.50 Mar
61c
Jan
4.55
10 600
INDUSTRIAL, MINING AND
Jan
9% Apr
Apr
Mar
19c
4,520
8c
.10
Scotia.
4.00
5,730
3.10
Apr
Feb
2uc
24,962
4.65
9c
—1
Toronto.
Barnat
Barymm
Jan
100
4.65
Montreal
Bank
15c
2,140
.500
Oil
Bankfield Consolidated
Banlc
Apr
3.600
8 J/4
—1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A.
Banlt
33c
2.70
47c
-1
Mines
Bagamac
Apr
Frame, McFadyen & Co.
Jan
23c
b"/4
A
Mines
Avillabona
20c
13,036
2.61
A
1
High
6%c Jan
4 03
class
MAY
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7V2C
Aumaque
Auto
Shares
High
1
Mines
Aubelle
of Prices
Low
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
class
A_.
8
8%
325
34
36*
804
8
8
405
B
Mar
5%
1
Peak
Consolidated
15% Mar
Consol
B
Mar
343/4
Jan
18c
20c'
7.700
14c
Jan
35c
1
Oils
class
Press
50c
Apr
18c
75c
72c
80C
9,830
72c
May
1.40
Jan
3.00
3.00
100
Feb
3.00
Apr
123/ic
19c
269,100
11 %c
12c
6,000
34c
25%
26 %
•
—
Jan
Apr
25
_•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Nicholson
;_8
;
Consolidated
Rochette
1
Consolidated
Sannorm
1
15%c
2.25
Feb
Feb
lie
Jan
26c
10%c
Jan
15c
Jan
16% Mar
.
35
JBritish Columbia Power class A
Class
B
British
-
Empire
Oil
class
A
94c
96c
*
Reef
Broulan
Mines
Mines
Brunhurst
Brunston
Ltd
a40%c
6
37c
1.02
569,302
55c
20%
201/2
Smelting
&
70c
Bunker
Hill
Burrard
-♦
class A
Caldwell
Linen
Calgary
&
10 %c
10 % c
17c
15V.C
7'/2
Calmont
Calvan
Campbell
Canada
34c
-
13c
3.340
7%c Jan
25c
7%
150
73/s
260 o°o
7%c
8%
Feb
] 7r>.
Jan
Foils
Canada
Iron
class
10%
1.40
143/4
Canada
2.12
Apr
Canada
Oil
Canada
B
Class
Canada
Permanent
6.65
3.65
3.50
3.65
8.800
2.25 Jan
8.80
Canada
SS
Lines
Preferred
5,100
73
148
28
85
8.90
Feb
45c
73c
10.50
8.75 Mar
Jan
72
Apr
87
Feb
29
Mar
16
16
16
50
14
Feb
17
20 %
170
20
May
22%
Dome
Feb
82
82
30
76
Feb
82
Apr
51
52
130
Canada
T'-i—
Canadian
28%
Feb
33%
54
54%
25
49
Jan
70 %
50
12c
16c
11 %c
12%
4.25
15 %c
1
A—i..
—*
14
58c
Feb
8%
Feb
10 %
Jan
7 %
Jan
10
7%c Jan
10c
$1.75
9.65
2,224
9.90
•
1
Ltd
1
9.50
166
73
Apr
82
12c
Feb
18c
15c
7,000
10c
Jan
19c
Feb
14
515
12%
Apr
16%
Jan
4.25
265
44c
8,781
1.60
100
2.80
Canadian
Decalta
46%
Jan
50
110
Gas
&
Oils
17
50
65c
67c
3.465
3,782
5.40
5.25
5.15
12
12
50
29%
29
30%
985
*
18%
17%
18%
30
28 %
30%
2.341
1,640
14
65c
5.00
Apr
17
Canadian
Apr
95c
Asbestos
2.90
12,250
23c
21c
23c
34,400
2.20
2.47
6,100
27
6,570
Petroleum
Devonian
Canadian Food
Canadian
Products class A
General
Canadian Ice
Canadian
Locomotive
12
Apr
13%
Bank
i
Canadian
Jan
30%
Foundry
preferred
26
27
Oils
17
Apr
19%
2.75
3.75
Jan
13c
Apr
Cos
Apr
33
preferred
;
Canadian Pacific Railway
14%
24%
Apr
400
Apr
7.75
705
18%
Feb
223/, Mar
3.05
3.00
3.35
16,890
2.85
Feb
4.25
28%
27%
28%
1,090
12
12
100
7
1,000
12%
13
2,875
12%
Apr
15%
97
97%
95
963/4
Apr
99
13
13%
855
12 3/8
Apr
15%
Jan
10%
10%
1,250
10
Mar
103/s
Apr
12%
14
3,101
123/4
Apr
16%
Jan
15%
16%
2,525
14%
Jan
16%
Apr
1,375
8%
Apr
,
•
Steel & Coal
Tar
13
'
13%
•
Invest
common.
1
_
14
•
•
Chemical
&
—
new
-
com—8
23.50
——
++
9
8%
>9
6.00
37%
36%
37%
920
353/4
Apr
33%
33%
23%
576
32%
Jan
Textile
Canadian
10
Apr
30
Jan
Jan
12%
Feb
4%
10
10%
65c
66c
3,032
65c
'Apr
25c
б,500
21c
Feb
31c
*
1.12
1.06
1.15
12.475
99c
Feb
47 '/a
A7
'8
200
453/4
Jan
7%
7%
140
5%
Jan
430
Pipe
Line
Producers
Canadian Salt Co Ltd
Canadian Tire
Corp
430
9
420
Donnell
class
Mudge
&
Oils
Dragon
10%
5
10
135
17
40c
43c
45c
4.350
•
13
14%
1,011
13
100
160
80
97
44c
27
Canadian Vickers
26"%- 27%
4,055
1.97
1.91
2.00
20.400
7
7
150
30%
1
30%
31
135
*
common
•
16
1.51
9%
440
Feb
17
1,085
16
15%
26%
1.50
7
Wallpaper class
Canadian
Williston
Canadian
Wirebound
Cariboo
B
Minerals
class
6%
*
2.55
60
2.75
2.220
'
9
B
Crest
East
20%
Feb
10
10%
925
10
Feb
11
Jan
3.25
10%
3.50
450
66c
85C
610,025
—8
3.00
100
A
,
3.25
49c
26
9
52c
50c
53c
17,800
49c
Apr
96c
41c
45c
11.250
40c
Jan
58c
Apr
*143
22
55c
Mar
100%
32%
Apr
9%C
8c
10c
17,000
2.55
2.50
2.75
28,585
2.35 Mar
1
1.16
1.05
1.16
46,150
1.05
Apr
1
4.90
4.49
5.10
14,655
4.20
Apr
1
1.82
624,675
Elder
Apr
EJ
El
Pen
8%
Mar
8%
Apr
Chatco
For footnotes
see
62c
7.250
45c
Jan
Ltd
Grain
class
6 % Mar
25
Apr
50c
Feb
9.50 Mar
2.40
Apr
2.90
Jan
4.10
4.30
5,300
4.05
Apr
6.00
3.40
14,850
3.20
Apr
4.30
Jan
85c
Jan
8.600
18c
'Apr
3.500
10c.
1.500
30c
30c
1.75
1.84
18,735
5
5
100
.
27c
1.60
5
Apr
"27% Mar
{
J'.C,'
78c
'
Mar
Feb
10,000
Apr
159
12c
72.600
5c
Jan
12c
Feb
7.000
25c
Feb
65c
Mar
18
18
30
15%
Jan
18
3.00
3.00
»
•
.200
50c
55c
29,400
1.09
1.05
20.200
173/s
16%
9c
3.00 Mar
50c
1.00
Jan
3.00 Mar
Apr
1.00
Feb
Apr
1.55
Jan
Fenimore
Ford
Feb
19%c
Feb
Jan
45c
Mar
Feb
2.10 Mar
Apr
6% Mar
Mines
—•
•
•
Flank Petroleums
1.32 Mar
24c
Apr
Iron
Warrants
Manufacturing
,
Motor
A
Fraser
Gold
Cos
Frobisher
:
16%
20%
1,490
18 %
Jan
21
Feb
24
24%
785
23 %
Apr
25
Jan
2.77
2.50
2.80
26,329
1.20
Jan
15
15%
570
15
25%
25%
290
24
15
5c
Apr
Mar
Feb
Jan
Apr
7.50
Jan
7c
7%c
8,900
6.85
12,502
1.15
1.14
1.24
124,500
15C
23c
70,350
13c
20c
20c
4,000
19c
Feb
1.35
1.10
1.35
3,211
1.10
Jan
Ltd
Warrants
•—*
.——
59%
62 %
2,225
12%
12%
743/4c Jan
59
Jan
26
13c
6.50
62%
17
Jan
7c
5.65
2.99'Mar
Jan
6.55
Jan
Apr
1.54
36c
28c
2.00
68
]4
Apr
Apr
Jan
Feb
Mcr
•
—*
Feb
12%
'7c
500
6c
14%
7.00
100
7c
—
common
Jan
8,655
19 %
—8
Foundation Co
Francoeur
t
class
——
23%
17%
20
24%
Jan
3.20
30,500
8%
Feb
17c
1.10 Mar
6.75
%c
Jan
! 2.45 Mar
10c
53c
1
-*
—I
Federated Petroleum
21c
Jan
30c
1.00
8
A
Kirkland
Federal
1110
Feb
1.65
6.80
7c
20
Feb
12c 12
3.15
'
25c
3.00
•
*
1
25c
Preferred
Jan
18c
Feb
liar
12c
—8
1
Nickel
9%
100
1.84
common
300
9 %c
__—25
Players
Oils
Federal
Jan
300
-
Oils-
Steel
8c
1
409
1
1.50
98c
Feb
Jen
25c
Corp
Apr
-
charter
9%c
1
Fanny Fanner
Jan
3.30
6% Mar
17,285
12c
Chamberlain Oil h Gas
"
25%
55 c
—
Mines Ltd
Famous
Apr
19
Apr
1.10
Gold
57c
—-—-1
—
Glacier
Falconbrldge
Jan
15%
18 %c
.
2.30 Mar
Feb
Feb
Fleet
"Centremaque
1—1
Rey—
Eureka
Jan
3.20
Patricia
25 %
investment
Gold
Sol
Estella
Feb
4.25
Porcupine
7
Equitable Life Insurance
Erie Flooring class B
Jan
1.13
Central
Central
2.05
6 :,/4
—10
—
—
Mines
Emerald
Jan
8.15
Central Explorers
Central
1.81
—————*
Metals
Steel
Economic
Apr
2.45
1.10
Oil
Oil
Feb
15>A M<»r
Apr
Jan
•
Eastern
10% May
Apr
Feb
May
4.00
41c
-1
Eastern
Jan
7 65
7.70
85c,
1
East Sullivan Mines
Jan
31
9
5.00
Apr
Jan
3.00 May
1
Maiartic Mines
27% Mar
2.55
Apr
Jan
3.00
Minerals
East
2.45
Gold
Casslar Asbestos Corp Ltd.
Castle Trethewey
Leduc
6%
2.55
1
tfi'iv "t
Fargo
Canadian
9
19%
80 c
Gas
&
&
Oils
Duvex
Jan
4
55
Feb
10%
17
—*
Jan
Mar
110
3.00
————_——8
Mines
Donalda
Jan
86c
22c
10%
7 % Mar
Jan
19%
1
Woollens
Dominion
Jan
14
Apr
10
*
Jan
27%
19%
—
•
common
Jan
34
1,880
Mar
12
203^ Mar
46
•
27% Mar
Jan
6.50
-——100
Scottish
Dominion
18% Mar
Apr
16%
23
Jan
2.96
20%
6%
& Steel com
——
Preferred
Jan
70
•
common
Feb
45c
Feb
2.05 Mar
20
—.—
—
Dominion Stores
Feb
28
125
'
5%
Feb
Jan
6.35
—25
:
Magnesium
Dominion
Apr
100
Maiartic
Canadian
Jan
1.90
10
;
Electrohome
Dominion
Jan
28%
18
—1
—
52c
Apr
1.38 Mar
Feb
15%
.50
Electric..
Machine class A
4.75
4.00 Mar
35c
t
'"
.
20
2.50
—
Dominion
6.50 Mar
Jan
18
•
Dredge
Feb
Mar
1
(Western)
Coal
Apr
14'/a
Warrants
Canadian
Mar
_•
Preferred
Apr
*
Cellulose
&
Feb
22,700
2.25
2
Seagrams
Exploration
Dominion
Jan
136
25C
Chemical
Canadian
15C
76
1
Oils
Dominion
12% Mar
Apr
74
49%
•
common
16 %c Mar
Mar
115
25o
2.85
Jal.,
Jan
68 % Mar
35c
41c
•
Dominion
Apr
73
25
Celanese
preferred
13%
Jan
East Rim Nickel Mines
Canadian
8% Mar
Apr
1.69
•
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Dominion
5.05 Mar
Apr
_«*
common
A
70%
1
Dominion
54% Mar
4.60
—20
Car
Class
50
_*
—
5
Jan
25
2,600
*
Canners
Canadian
65c
-in
Breweries
Canadian
12%
10% Mar
11
4.85
30%
17
2
Oil
of Commerce
2,100
110
Jan
49'/a
74
•
Canadian Bakeries
Canadian Bank
9.90
50
25
Oils
Atlantic
Canadian
54
1
preferred..
Admiral
54
Feb
50
4.60
11
4.75
6
—
Varnish
Canadian
..
30 »/2
*.
1,000
12c
110
Minerals
Dome
Apr
20
—20
common
10c
10 %c
100
Producers
Rio
Distillers
Feb
26 3/4
20
—
„
5.45 Mar
Apr
Jan
'
9.00
Canada Southern Oils
4.40
4.60 Mar
10
Mortgage
10c
1
Mines
Delnite
Devon-Leduc
5.65 Feb
•
E
1
—
Gold
D'Eldona
Detta
5.660
72
-
class
14
29c
;
De
5,400
8
Lands
10,483
—————100
—
Patricia
Jan
20,900
47c
5.80
_8
Packers
11
*
—
Coal
Jan
1.55
27'/2
Northern Power
Canada
-
_.
Mines
Jan
45c
73
Malting
53
D'Aragon Mines
Leather class
Jan
1.40
27"/2
.
11
Davis
Mar
35c
10
Life Assurance
Canada
11
Nest
15% Mar
Apr
Jan
„8
A
275
Mining
Crowshore
Mar
5.70
1
Foundry
8
common
Trust
Dominion
Canada
8
Box
•
430
7,550
.
Jan
24c
Feb
15
18 %c
•
j
common:
8
Crow's
Feb
20
Cement
Preferred
200
Crestaurum
Jan
1
& Gas
Chibougamau
Red Lake
Campbell
Jan
1.45
1
Oil
22c
5.70
1
—
Oils
Cons
570
2,700
200
9
Crown
393/4 Mar
37
3,470
8%
Imperial Mills
Cournor
Feb
93,412
43c
.i
Feb
10c
1
Oils
Calnorth
35c
15
4.50
40c
Paper
(Hi
Cosmos
Feb
Jan
12%
4.40
40c
10
iii'M
Jan
Jan
1.05
Jan
12
24c
15c
Jan
4%c Apr
22c 27 %c
12VsC
Mar
16
4.45
1
Corrugated
Apr
34
15
•
1
Flon
Corby
15%
•
Mines Ltd
Dist voting—
Exploration
Copper-Man
May
23%
26 %c
36
*
common
Edmonton
Flin
8.155
55 c
Apr
Conwest
Apr
Mar
9c
2,000
25c
1
Callinan
?ic
6%c
25c
•
Bousquet
Calder
26c
14
Gas
Consumers
Jan
Jan
45c
19%c
20c
36%
1
1.40
3.30
50 %c
6c
Building
Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Feb
5.700
70c
'
23c
Canadian
Buffalo
Buffalo Red Lake
1
17,700
70c
Apr
Mar
24c
2,670
9%c 10 %c
Mining
8%
2.55 Mar
95c
а.ji")
I 470,690
26c
Buffadison Gold
Euffalo Ankerite
7% Mar
25,750
5
42c
is.
181/2
55c
Mining
Brunswick
2.
i*
33
14%
300
14%
Apr
6.90
7 15
.17.720
5.70
Jan
9.25
Feb
1.35
1.50
2,311
Jan
2.20
Fob
page 43.
a '■
-
>
78c
Anr
Jan
10c
18
Feb
;
Jan
4
The Commercial
42
Financial Chronicle...
and
(1938)
Monday, May 4, 1953
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
™ujr
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
week's
Sale Price
STOCKS
Low
1
•
Explorations
Exploration of Alberta-
Gas
Gatineau
General
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
General
Motors
—3
A
125
0
215
4.90
Jan
37
350
34'A
Apr
45
255
I*
Apr
68%
Feb
Leitch
Apr
8.50
Jan
Lencourt
Apr
7.50
Jan
Lexindin
Preferred
Lake
Geneva
-1
1
Gold Mine#
Yellowknlfe
Giant
Lake
Gillies
Gold
Glenora
Lake Gold
God's
6.00
5.25
1.80
22'A Mar
Apr
105
Feb
41
55
16
99%
48
Apr
10
Mar
6.00 Jan
Jan
Apr
225
17%
104
Mar
Mar
Apr
Mines
Laurentide
Lavalle
Class
11%
Jan
Jan
18c
Feb
Louvicourt
6c
Jan
Lynx
37c
37c
231,065
20c
Jan
47c
Mar
47,443
7c
Jan
15c
Apr
Apr
3.75
Jan
MacLeod-Cockshutt
2.00
Feb
MacMillan
Mar
Gold
1
13c
11c
15c
1
*
-2.30
2.20
2.40
5,400
1.30
1.20
1.40
54,500
Eagle Mines
Manitbu
Golden
Mines—
Goldfields
Uranium
Goldhawk
Porcupine
Mines
Goldora
Goodfish
Mining
40c
1.05 Mar
May
Macfie
Mackeno
Madsen
Feb
Magnet
Jan
10c
Apr
Malartlc
Jan
98
Feb
48% Mar
3'Ac Feb
20,000
3'Ac
Jan
9c
6%c
9'/ac
364,000
3c
88'A
47'A
91
91
91
48
48
48%
60
Gordon
-*
7%
7%
7%
Mackay class A
class
Co
Grafton
&
Graham
Bousquet
Grandine
Mines
Lakes
Great
.4
Paper
162,700
26%c
37c
42,300
40c
15%
40c
16%
600
1,720
15%
5.10
5.35
8Vs
1,350
1,205
5.10
7%
•
16%
5.10
—-•
7%
♦
—
8
8
100
4.00
3.90
4.00
I,694
5.95
5.60
6.15
common
Devel of Can Ltd
Plains
Great
West Coal class A
Class
90
84c
—_—*
Great
B
—
7'A May
14% Mar
16
72c
36c
1
Grandoro Mines
460
16
78c
A——
—-
Gridoil
Gunnar
8%
Maralgo
Marbenor
26'Ac Apr
34'Ac Mar
61'Ac
40c
16
Preferred
Apr
8
Apr
10% Mar
3.20 Mar
4.00 Mar
Gwilllm
Gold
Lake
-1
—
40
15,250
8c
10%
11'A
39,135
2'A
Jan
3.80
Jan
33%
4.75
600
25
22%
16c 17%c
17c
—•
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
6.80
71,700
32
34
935
Hahn
class
Erass
*
A
Hamilton
Cotton
preferred
1
——-•
Harding Carpets
Gold
Hibbert Mines
Harrison
Hasaga Gold
Head
—1
—*
———1
1
.—
Headway Red Lake——
Gold
Heath
Heva
—1
——
—
Lakes Iron
of
Mar
Jan
Apr
31 %c Mar
13%
Feb
4.75
Apr
Apr
26
Jan
3'Ac
Jan
20c
Feb
32
Apr
39
Mar
-II
"•
'
17c
19c
11,830
19c
7%
Apr
98
13c
Feb
23c
8
150
7'A
Feb
32,266
8'Ac
Jan
8%c
28,000
7c
Jan
12V2c
Jan
98
12c
13c 13'Ac
—
Apr
7c
16
7Vic
8c
16c
13 '/a
Apr
Jan
14% Mar
10c
__
12c
Jan
8% Apr
20'Ac Jan
15c
Jan
13c
Apr
11'Ac Jan
20'Ac Mar
6%C Jan
14%c Jan
1,100
19'Ac
11'Ac
13c
75,000
15'Ac
24c
761,770
11c
Jan
24c
6'Ac
6 'A c
7c
6,000
6c
Apr
35c
35c
Frontenac
Frontenac
37c
A
.—
—
Class B
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil
Mclvor
Apr
A
International
Metals class A
Mexican
Mill
Jacknife Gold
,
'able
ordinary
into
Jan
Mining
Jan
Monarch
Corp
Knitting
Jan
Moneta
Porcupine
25%
Apr
30
Feb
13
Apr
15%
Feb
Montreal
65c
Moore
Feb
5'Ac
7c
5,500
5c
Jan
8'Ac
Feb
Naco
National
17
8.40
17
•
60c
17
Apr
19%
Feb
40
42
Apr
47%
Jan
3.00
45
46 'A
850
42
2.65
3.00
17'A
42
800
2.60
44%
3.40 Mar
Feb
Corp
Jan
80
Apr
Jan
17c
Mar
Apr
18c
Feb
9'/«c
13c
11c
6,060
9c
Mar
14'Ac
Jan
70c
85c
28,000
57c
Feb
1.05
Apr
4%c
2,300
4c
Feb
7c
43c
45c
2,100
42c
Apr
82c
Jan
8%
8%
7,490
Apr
10'A
.Jan
23c
J*
8'A
500
23c
6%
6%
10c
182
11'Ac 13'Ac
5
11c
38,800
30%
30%
115
31%
91
91
27c
Feb
6%
Apr
Mar
Jan
18'Ac Feb
21c
61%
62
272
11
11
31c
8'Ac
8%c
y
— —
-
Jan
91
Apr
Feb
28c
Jan
61'A May
69
Jan
1,675
10
12
Jan
33c
4,000
30c
8%c
9c
13,000
8%c
8%c
4,947
1.25
61%
"
38%
Jan
18c
7,700
i.
Apr
84
46
19 %C
•'.
Mar
Feb
••
;,3i
_100
.
Feb
90
4'Ac
'
Apr
38c
Jan
3%c Jan
11c
Mar
6%c Jan
9%c Mar
Mar
1.35
465
;.47c
42c
47c
4,800
5%
5%
5%
400
23 %c
26c
28,600
23c
Apr
38c
4,200
34c
May
62c
1.35
•
24c
34c
37c.
.
1.75
1.25
35c
5%
700
15c
19c
2.50
Apr
Jan
64c
Jan
Mar
6%
Feb
Jan
3.05
12%
12%
10c
1,800
•m
2.70
Feb
Jan
1.90
1.20 Mar
26,570
2.96
16'Ac
21c
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
4.55
Jan
on
Jan
15
258
12
Apr
14% Mar
14%
15
16'A
Jan
40c
45c
11,200
40c
Jan
56c
99c
1.00
2,900
95c
Apr
14%
12%
•
-*
14%
200
13'A
Apr
15%
Jan
24
Apr
27'A
Apr
18c
Apr
'
.——1
-1
14%
*
-1
*
17% c
Mar
60c
Apr
6'A
Apr
8
Jan
National
Hosiery
7
7
50
7
Apr
7
Apr
National
24
26
860
14 %c
18c
1,139,514
51c
51c
4,000
25%.
Apr
12%
Jan
National
Sewer
27c
51c
Jan
Jan
77c
Apr
8%
8%
9%
175
8'A May
9%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
266
11% .Apr
13%
Jan
•
82c
62c
84c
457,000
45c
84c
Mar
May
Jan
13%
Jan
27%
Jan
Steel
6%c
Feb
1.35 Mar
-5
Petroleum
Apr
100
—5
com
—
National Explorations Ltd
61
10%
10%
10%
985
15'Ac
15c
17c
14,200
31'A
31%
32'A
615
31
32
3,525
9
10%
19%
19%
9s;
5'Ac
9c
60,500
33
33'A
I,902
2.309
46c
9.60
15c
58
Apr
Mar
Nesbit't
8
Apr
19% Apr
10%
Feb
New
20
Jan
New
Feb
9c
29%
Jan
95
Feb
98
32
Feb
36% Mar
28
50
28
40
38%
40'A
18,710
127
127
20
127
25
24'A
25
2,022
24
5
-
50c
35c
21'A
32c
24
18,732
35c
1,000
59,900
3,500
1
2.20
2.05
2.25
1
14c
13c
16c
201,482
45c
43c
47c
18,950
.".
Ltd
•
Gold
1
16 'A c
1
30c
Jonsmith
•
Mines Ltd
Ltd
•
Mining
1
;
Jan
*
/ 56
56
57
65
52
Jan
57%
Apr
26
25%
26%
550
25%
Apr
27%
Apr
17c
2,400
29c
Feb
_1
3.95
3.85
4.15
43,425
Concord
Jan
New
5.10
Feb
New
Delhi
17%
Feb
New
Devon
34%
Jan
New
Dickenson
46%
Apr
Feb
Jan
25c
2.37
7,238
1
"r62c
23,800
13c
3 %c
•
2.15
i
Mar
20%
•25c
4c
129,
May
30c
27C
Feb
85c
Apr
1.33
1.95
9,491
1.65
Feb
2.25
Jan
1.30
37,750
1.20
Feb
2.75
Apr
—
78c
30c
30c
1,140
20C
Mar
133
1.19
1.60
591.075
55c
Jan
38c
42c
22,100
38c
Apr
2.58
2.50
2.60
8,950
45c
24%c
48c
265,107
_1
.
2.50
12c
Feb
20c
Feb
16%c
Feb
Apr
80c
Apr
Jan
23c
15c
13 c
15c
New Jason Gold
1
10c
9c
10c
16,700
5%c Feb
*
50c
New
35c
Apr
Kelore
2.50
9'Ac
Jan
24c
Feb
New
2.00
Apr
Larder
Mines-
55c
Jan
New
Morrison
New
8,100
6%c Jan
5,400
28c
Apr
41c
Jan
Newnorth Gold
4,000
20c
Apr
30c
Jan
2.53
6,200
16
50
9c
1.80
1.85
1,485
19
18%
19'A
Kerr Lake
5,250
1
25c
8c
11c
II,600
—
68c
1
17c
20c
1.67
25c
575
16c
50c
25c
21c
46,325
50c
50c
90c
94c
60c
Jan
15
Jan
13 %c
New
Pacalta
Rouyn
24c
Apr
21'Ac
Feb
New
Ryan Lake
24 c
407,450
10c
12,250
70c
87c
5c
58,900
7c
7,500
9'Ac : 11 %c
IOc
•
18,350
9c
84c
189,700
9c
7,591
1,850
8'Ac
8%c
5c
6'Ac
18'Ac
22 c
1
Merger
Jan
18 %c
Feb
New
Senator
Feb
2.25
Feb
New
Superior
16% Mar
20%
Jan
New
Nib
1
Mines
1
Thurbois
May
35c
Feb
6'Ac Jan
39c
Jan
2,980
50c
Apr
70c
Mar
2,520
80c
Mar
1.53
Jan
7'Ac Feb
54c
Apr
2.95
Jan
Feb
i
>.
«
May
9'Ac Feb
87c
4'Ac Apr
Jan
14c
Feb
8c
Apr
11c
Feb
4c
Jan
12c
18'Ac May
35c
5c
Feb
Oils
of
311—1
Canada
__
3,500
3.00
2,900
lie
10'Ac
12c
12,000
9c:L2'Ac
185,500
1
.
5,900
24c 25'Ac
2.75
25% c
~
1
.
Yellowknife
10c
2.75
1
Rouyn
10c
23c
Mar
'
•
Jan
31c
Feb
Jan
'
Jan
14c
Feb
v
3%c
Jan
12'Ac
Apr
1.55
Apr
Feb
2.35 Mar
1.65
1.75
1,500
19c
23c
58,900
10c
Jan
Feb
,
85c
90c
2,700
85c
Apr
1.05
Feb
<
66
70
3,564
66
Apr
78%
Feb
12'Ac:12'Ac
6,500
10c
Feb
17c
Feb
17c
20c
117.675
4c
Jan
22c
16c
5
1.65
20c
J.
18c
8,300
16c
Mar
29c
Feb
2.80
2.95
8,432
2.75
Apr
4.25
Jan
1
19%c
22c
18,836
19 %c
Apr
37c
Mar
f
20c
23c
34,850
18c
38c
Mar
2.75
*
Nisto
Mines Ltd
Nor-Acme
__L
Gold
1
4.10
8c
2.75
i
1
-
90c
36c
Jan
11,600
60c
Apr
78'Ac
c
13,000
15c
Apr
35c
2,760
2.10
Apr
Jan
331,748
14c
„i
.
Oil
7c
1.55
3%c
1
:■
-
Nipissing Mines
68c
Jan
1
1.71
25c
40c
t
Feb
17% Mar
1.70
16c 17%
1.60
7%c
Apr
10c
Ltd
New Norzone
2.40
9,500
Jan
28c
1.68
28c 28'Ac
17 %C
Mosher Long Lac Mines
Mines
21c
10c
12%c
1
40c
30c
9c
1.40
28c
New Marlon Gold
3.15 Mar
7'Ac
1
Apr
Apr
210,900
1.53
•
16c
2.40
12,000
21c
I3-i
4%c Jan
Feb
58c
17c
..1
U_
'29c
16
•
!
—
Newlund Mines
New
10c
50c
j
j
10,098
40c
Apr
18c
—
New Laguerre
10,900
16c 17'Ac
*
|
Jan
1
Feb
,
Jan
54c
15,800
52,398
61,750
29%
Feb
3.30
48c
35c
48c
Apr
j-
Jan
82c
29c
33c
.
—
Apr
Jan
33c
45c
i.—.—
—
Jan
1.63
29c
Apr
Jan
10c
11'Ac Feb
1 ~
Highridge
Hugh Malartlc
2.32 Mar
34c
70c
Apr
*
Goldvue
New
Feb
78c
1.83
1.20
1
.
New
Jan
2.69 Mar
Feb
40c
Gold
Mar
:
Feb
Jan
1.90
i
Mines
:
;
Feb
1.23
1
i
29% Mar
Mar
4.65
Jan
*
Petroleum
Apr
Feb
8'A Mar
•
_i
New Fortune
13c
,18c
Petroleum
Davies
1.80
141,775
2.18
15c
39,267
20c
2.33
1
Development
Feb
Apr
19 c
i22c
_»
—
Mines
Calumet
Mar
9
.
_
New Continental Oil
Apr
1.80
1
2.99
Jan
1
__
New
13c
1
1
38%
New
Jan
__
-—
18c
I
__1
Jan
1
Alger
Apr
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd
Kirkland-Hudson
1.60
Bidlamaque
9c
Kerr-Addison
Mines
2,600
——
Uranium
Labine
20c
•
Kenvllle Gold
2.00
New
23%
14c
(1939)
36% Mar
8% Feb
40c
28
•
1.90
New British Dominion Oil-.
3%c Jan
10
125
1.93
17c
Negus
Jan
300
449,085
Jan.
class A—
Jan
97
8%
7'A
•
Pipe
36
33'A
5.05
550
Car
35
97
8%
12
26
7%
B„
Apr
32%
3.00
100
100
7'A
25c
class
Apr
97
8%
12'A
27%
7%
20
——1-—
Mines
Jan
12%
.27%
*
Grocers common
Preferred
31
33'A
3.50
National
31%
*
Klondike-Keno
8%
10c
•
-—
8,439
16
Kroy Oils Ltd..
Feb
7% Mar
41
4'Ac
ZllliiSo
& Chemical
Drug
Preferred
49,100
100
Lake
Feb
7%c
37
•
60c
14c
Kirkland
1.95
Apr
Jan
18,800
Ltd
Oil
6'A
16%
Keymet Mines
2c
Apr
22,300
common
47'A
11c
Keyboycon
-
1.44
Jan
87%
Locomotive
57c
Joliet-Quebec
.
Jan
L.75
19%c
Jan
11c
common
6'A
*
9c
_
87
7c
12c 14 % c
4
„>
*
13c
Kelvinator
7%
Mylamaque Mines
IIV2C
Kayrand
7%
Montoco Petroleums Ltd
13c
Oils
Jan
basis
48c
10c
Jupiter
.
Apr
Mar
1 20%
Apr
1.40 Mar
37,000
•
1
*
•
shares
share
for
share
a
34c
13c
Joburke
2.35 Mar
16
11,300
5'Ac
3.00
Apr
1
Oils
1.62
4c
—
Apr
1
Jet
1.55
common
Apr
•
Mines
1.87
Voting trust agreement having
terminated, ctfs are exchange-
Jan
——
Oil
1.58 Mar
1
Minda-Scotia
Mindamar
30C
Mines
Jellicoe
10,400
181.100
1.65
20c
Jack Waite Mining
Jasper
1.60
13c 19%c
34c
34c
Jaculet
,
1.40
Brick
13
•
Line
Feb
—
35c
16%
Mines.
2.95
545
Petroleum
City
Milton
Apr
..5/100
Mountain
5,950
100
Oil
Mid-Continent
Jan
International Petroleum
Island
2.45
17%
—_4
Light & Power
9c
International Nickel Co common
Interprovincial Pipe
Apr
2.40
17%
6,875
1
1,000
pfd—25
Preferred
1.00
*
3,958
1
Powders
Jan
Apr
————1—
96,300
*
Bronze
Jan
—;—
Island
Merrill
28c
33'A
International
15c
31c
3,500
30
Machine class
Inspiration Mining
11'Ac Jan
~5
3,000
100
Ingersoli
4,500
♦
Mills
Mercury
8.95
;•
common
13c
47c
Lake
25c
6'Ac
Acceptance
Jan
12c
1
Red
8.60
10%
preferred
25c
24,460
Gold
McLellan
8.65
.1
$1.50
Apr
McKenzie Red Lake
27'/2c
—
$5 preferred
16c
'
2,390
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Varnish common
*
Industrial
2,400
55c
Drilling
,13%
•
i
17c
*
13
10
—
16c
47c
Mclntyre Porcupine
13%
Indian
Lake
30c
.
37c
.1
Imperial
Apr
1.14
common—
23c
—1
.
17c
McDougall-Segur
400
1
Mining & Smelting
12,200
40c
■"
preferred
35c
_•
Porcupine
class
21c
*
McColl
National
Hunts
Jan
20c
38% Mar
Apr
1
*
Hugh-Pam
Jan
ll%c
9%c Feb
.50
w—
39%
Jan
—*
26
Paper common.—
Feb
3%c
640
Jan
—
McvColl
Jan
23 %c
—1
—
37%
29,935
Apr
Mar
II,100
19c
Feb
125
8c
Ltd—.:—————
•
—
Bay
100
36
38%
5c
79c
Ltd
Mines
Mayo
1
Hoyle Mining
Hudson
98
2c
37%
38
17c
.*
Cons
Matachewan
—5
Gold
Smith
98
—
13
36%
9,025
Oils Ltd
Massey-Harris
25%
-——
Preferred
12
Feb
——-1
26
Yellowknlfe
Howard
26,700
15
1.00
—1
:_
•
Oil
Hosco
10
4c
.
Apr
Jan
1
common
20c
Hollinger Consol
Homer
13
15
1
Dauch
&
Home
X
"
High Crest Oils Ltd.
Highland-Bell
;
Highwood Sarcee
Hinde
3V2C
__
12c
"
—
Mines
Gold
13
4c
*'
—.100
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Harricana
13
1
Gold
Halliwell
65c
1.09
17'Ac Jan
4
Gold
McMarmac
Hamilton Bridge
600
Apr
13%
Jan
13
15c
22'A
66c
Apr
11,900
Marwayne
Feb
4.70
Feb
66c
*
——
Marcus
Jan
22%
12'Ac
—1
Marigold Oils Ltd
Martin-McNeely
7.10
13
—
Jan
30c
Mines
Malartlc
Feb
10%
12c
—
.—.—.—30
_
Apr
6c
85c
Mines
Mines
Jan
Apr
4.30
10c
7,500
1
17% Mar
Jan
7%
13
Gold
Milling
Preferred
Jan
Feb
10%
—,—*
Products common
Gurney
10,500
65c
7'Ac
1.87
Eastern
Leaf
Maple
Apr
__
Lead
Gold
Lake
&
1.05
15c
Trust -————-——10
1
1
Gold
—1
Guaranty
Gulf
4,200
6,500
6'Ac
25c
Goldfields
Maxwell
Winnipeg Transit 4.
—■-*
Freehold ---—-———-9c
Greater
67c
10c 12 %c
65c
Feb
81c
Consol
Jan
47c
Jan
Apr
10,500
6%c
——50
-
-61c
1.75
Bloedel class B
&
Red
Feb
5%c
5c
*
Preferred
Apr
.1
-1
1
.
-
Mines
Manitoba
Goodyear Tire common
40c
-1
Mines
Exploration
9c
4%c
25
Jan
2,400
,—1
Mines
MacDonald
12c
—
6'Ac
*
1
1
—
-
2.20
^
Yellowknlfe
Macassa
.
12c
1
*
Goldfields
40c
Goldcrest
May
14%
Jan
1.30 Mar
Jan
18c
8
13% Mar
6'Ac
*
Apr
39,800
Feb
1
9.15
277,750
Feb
Jan
9%c
*
Lomega
25c
28c
91c
v
10c
•
i
4c
93c
37c
40c
7%
11,500
40c
A
class
—
3,827
1
1
Mines
Goldale
15
340
8c
Jan
*
Gold
Long Island Petroleums
66c
8
14
7%c
8c
*65c
Jan
2'Ac Jan
8
13*/
1
l$%c
18c
6,500
_»
B..
Lac—
B
High
3'Ac Jan
Gold
Apr
7c
5%c
Gold
8'Ac
3,200
1,600
7,500
1
Groceterias
Loblaw
Jan
7'Ac
5%c
Gold
Long
Low
7c
«———-
Leduc-Consolidated
Little
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5c
—3
Mines
3%c
75c
—
class
Acceptance
Secord
Laura
Low
Shares
1
-
33,500
9;-»c 9:1 jc
—
1
*
a
-
100
46
16
100
10c 13'Ac
9.15 10Va
11 %c
10V#
20'A
100
1.525
6.00
5.(0
44
16
100
—
—
—
59
6.00
5.25
5-40
—*
100
General Steel Wares common.
Lapaska
737
5
36
—
*
A
class
Mfg
Products
General
Lapa
Jan
21
Apr
1.30 Mar
for Week
of Prices
—1
Cadillac
Apr
103
.
Class
60c
101
—
1
——1
common
50c
Sales
Range
Price
I
Par
20',2
„
——•
-—
Petroleum
General
Salt:
High
Low
10,550
Week's
^riday
<-J.ast
STOCKS
70,420
——-——
I
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50c
1.30
__
Power common
preferred—————100
5Vc
Shares
60c
1.38
52c
1.35
20%
Gaitwln
MAY
ENDED
for Week
of Price#
Par
WEEK
Sales
Noranda Mines
Feb
Nordon
Feb
*
Norgold
L
69%
.
1
Corp
19c
—
.
Feb
'
Labatt
(John)
Ltd..
Norlartic
•
17
_
17
25
17
Jan
Labrador Mining & Exploration
X
8.85
Ladulama Gold Mines
1
46c
35c
46c
Lake Dufault Mines
61,200
24c
1
1.55
1.47
1.67
Lake Llngman
Lake Osu
87,300
85c
30c
30c
33c
12,325
20c
Lake
Shore
Lake Wasa
La
28c
Mines
8.00
Mining
1
Luz Mines
28c
7.85
8.10
2,180
-
2,200
2,914
33c
2.70
34c
2.75
4,850
500
Lamaque
Gold
•
5.00
4.60
5.25
Landover
Oils
2,138
1
32c
32c
35c
43,275
&
Sons
For footnote*
»
see
page
43.
22'Ac
7.85
Apr
Jan
Normetal
Feb
68C
1.80
55c
Jan
Feb
North
Feb
North Denison
35c
Jan
8
8
8
375
31c
39c
Apr
2.55
31c
i
21c
1
:
22c
•
2.75
1
15%c
1
-
Gold—
Mar
North
Inca
Star
North
Trinity
,.
15c
*
Oil
1
Mining
3.45 Mar
Northern
5.40
Apr
4.20 Apr
1
Ltd
Oils
—
2.85
.
2.94
8,500
14'Ac 17 %c
54,125
15c
15,500
Jan
Northern Extension
Jan
Northland
Canada
Mines—
*
—
*
13c
6%
v
44c
50c
80c
80C
82c
7% Mar
50c
10
Jan
Nubar
Mines
Mines
(1940)
Ltd
_
—
_
.
_
Jan
9c
Jan
2.94 Mar
19c
.
6'Ac Jan
6%
Apr
9,600
9,900
22c
Jan
75c
Mar
26c
Apr
7%
63c
1.15
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
12c
12c
2,000
9%c
53.000
12c
Apr
4'Ac Jan
17c
7%c
12c
1
1
250
7
44c
10c
Feb
25c
36c
91,400
11c
Jan
60c
Apr
'
Apr
Mar
1.75
Feb
8.65
Apr
Canadian
—•
.
—
Oil & Mines
Norsewick Mines Ltd
Apr
_i
..
Norpax
North
__
•
—
Lang
8.10
Jan
11
Jan
9.00
Mining
18
Jan
1
8.10
Mines
36c
.
V
Number 5217... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
(1939)
■
r
"
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
r.
■
RANGE
iWeek's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Oakville Wood
LaKe
uuasKa.
Gold
O'Brien
Ltd
Mines
Oil
Loio
Mines
ENDED
MAY
50
7
Jan
Jan
13 %c
Feb
Toronto
80c
93c
7,300
80c
Apr
Feb
Toronto General Trusts
8c
8%c
9,000
4%c
Jan
17c
Feb
Toronto
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
Class
Apr
3.45
29c
Mar
2.30
20c
l:
8c
2.35
20c
9c
4,500
2.40
7,250
20c
-
4,800
2.25
15c
4%c
—-
4'Ac
'3%c
9,500
2.50
2.40
;2.50
7.800
"1.48
32,386
22c 23 %c
1,600
1.15
Feb
4c
Jan
Ltd..
warrants
1.40
...
_
Ontario Steel common
upemiska Copper Mines—.
Orange crush
17%
17%
9c
Feb
19
273
1.30
1.57
10,850
3.60
3.75
836
8c
8c
8c
1,000
6c
Orlac Red Lake
2.95 Mar
Apr
Apr
22c
1.50
IZZIZi
Jan
1.24
3.75
i
«
Orenada Gold
Lake
1.36
2.05
2.20
Jan
65c
17% May
Traders
Finance
B
class
31
*
16%
16%
16%
60
15
Jan
16%
16%
16%
75
15%
Jan
17
Jan
8%cl3'Ac
5,100
8%c
Apr
14c
Feb
28%
27'A
29%
8,296
.29%
28%
29%
25
Apr
26% Mar
9-1
91
50
89
Mar
25%c26%c
450
20c
Jan
1
A.
3.40
3.35
3.55
7,582
♦
1.10
1.08
1.12
26,300
1.05
Apr
1.55
Trans Mouhtain OH Pipe Line—
•
38%
36
38"%
4,560
33%
Jan
46%
Mar
15c
Jan
Transcontinental
•
44c
50c
15,300
41c
Feb
69c
Feb
17c
Jan
.
Resources
44,000
5c
Jan
15c
Feb
Transvision-Televislon
9,900
52c
Mar
77c
Jan
Trend
9c
Jan
Tungsten
He
3.000
Jan
14c
11
11%
6,435
11
Jan
67
68%
541
67
Apr
72
-
12c
12c
13c
8,900
12c
Jan
•
30c
30c
32c
7,800
24c
Feb
:
•
2.44
2.37
2.46
18,150
Corp
1
48c
40c
54c
327,790
—•
9'A
9
9'A
610
—
Petroleum
Oil
—
—,
93c
91 'Ac
y3c
40c
40c
43c
—1
15c
14'Ac
5%
Union Acceptance
7,200
22c
90c
Apr
1.11
^15,200
'
35c
Feb
54c
Mar
3 %c Jan
22c
Apr
Union
584,150
Jan
Preferred
commjn
J,
—9
——
Union Gas
5%
300
5'/a May
Jan
United
5'Ac
1,000
4%c Jan
10c
Feb
United
45c
58c
48c
45'Ac
49c
9,300
7.10
7.1U
7.oU
3,io0
21
6%
Apr
Corp
21%
100
B
Jan
20
22
Jan
B
Apr
30c
Jan
United
Lead
50c
Apr
83c
Jan
United
1.33
1.31
1.35
3,619
Jan
United
Steel
.w
•
•
1.90
:i-95
44C
66c
58c
37%
Development
¥
36
I,400
122,900
38
2,750
.1.40
1.35
Oils
7,700
1.27
1.50
Apr
1.90 Mar
43c
2.15 Feb
•i.bo
36
45
Apr
1.35
Jan
1.76
Apr
3,000
86c
Apr
3,180
20
Apr
1.15
18,900
1
36
7%c
-
718
15,500
ll!/4
508
1.50
4,960
3.90
Metals
61,330
East Dome:
Prospectors' Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
9c
&
Zinc
Jan
1.00
Feb
34%
1.30 Mar
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
Jan
—
Mines—
Roi
Van
Uranium
Inlet
9%
Vulcan
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
Apr
58
58%
100
54%
Jan
59
50
7c
Apr
15 %c
II,600
15 %c
Apr
Jan
1.00
6,094
4,500
35c
18'A
6,420
17
1.00
27c
Feb
1.55
Feb
Jan
1.70
Jail
48c
Jan
22
Apr
Red
36,600
60c
15,250
13c
2,500
20c
91,550
—
Util
Water
66c
1.30
holdings—
4,600
66c
Apr
60c
Apr
Jan
8c
Feb
1.20
3,000
1.80
Jkitc
fa)
S i/a C
9,500
4%c
200
Reeves MacDonald
Regcourt
2.50
Jan
2,100
-18c
Feb
Mar
1.70 Mar
Jan
18c
—
32c
Apr "
Jan
3.25
Rio
Mines
Prado
Riverside
:
Oil
Cons
Silk
______
18,113
class
A
25
—
Rix-Athabasca
Robertson
Class
25,125
Walker
(Little)
A
Feb
2,220
1.37
1.43
1,800
7c
7%c
19
19"%
1.62
Jan
B
:—
Roxana Oils
Rupununi
Brew
preferred
Russell
Industries
Leaseholds
1 15C
30,800
9c
Jan
22c
Feb
4,617
22c
Jan
35c
Feb
7%c
12,200
5c
Jan
7%c
Apr
21c
9,400
18c
Apr
35c
; i5c
29,600
Feb
20c
1,200
32
Jan
35
14
May
;ss23c
10,000
20c
Feb
32c
4c
9,750
3c
Jan
5%c
Territories
Weston
51c
3,800
42 %c
11
1,895
10%
Apr
12% Jan
451/3
1,615
43
Jan
47
10%
Jan
13% Feb
41c
Apr
64c
Mar
5c
Jan
17c
Apr
24
Feb
44i/4
12%
12%
210
49c
44c
49c
7,800
io%c
•.9'Ac
15c
83,600
21V2
21%
26c
19'A
Apr
24
3L%
100
30%
Apr
1.95
2.00
4,400
IOC
33,780
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry Oils Ltd
Scythes & Co common
...
Security Freehold Petroleums
Belburn Oil warrants
*
2.52
2.45
2.55
5,245
S
Class
Sicks'
2.26
18,250
20'A
20%
40
1.92
1.80
1t94
3,100
4c
3c
-8c
26,300
38%
39%
655
44%
44%-
49%
49%
100
17c
25,933
8c
52c
,—50
49%
——50
15
1
14c
%c
*
4.50
Breweries
*
1,800
4.50
19,423
21%
20%
Mines
Silverwood Dairies class A
—_•
18
1.80
1
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
*
Gold
(N)
1
Co
3c
Preferred
Souris
—
20 %c
350
„
21%
Jan
400
-
4.25
Win ward
31c
49,500
7,100
30%
94%
29%
30%
94%
94%
65
Spooner. Oils
Stanwell
•
Oil
Stedman Bros
Steel
Co
of
Gas
&
Ltd
Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
Feb
48%
1.14 Jan
8c
9%c
12,500
8c
Apr
12%c Feb
16 %c
12%c
17c
319.300
5%c Jan
17c
May
9%c
9%c
lie
14,397
9%c Jan
13c
Jan
6
6
6
11c
18c
Sturgeon
20
River
20
Jan
Jan
22
Apr
9%
9%
9%
325
9%
14%
15'A
3,481
47c
12,325
35
120
42c
—'
Supertest
*
100
43*.*..
65c,. \
(ordinary)
;
—
Preferfed
Sweet Grass Oils Ltd.,
Gold
Apr
Mar
13c
1,800 "
1.75 Jan
450
38c
8,686
35c
Apr
59c
Jan
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
I
22c
21c
25c
20,150
20c
Apr
49c
Jan
Toronto Slock
Jan
4.00
4.50 Apr
Last
Pat
Co
Brown
common
Apr
Jan
Mar
Dominion
Canada
Si
Canada
12%
Feb
42c
Apr
34'A Feb
43
Apr
common
Invest
Jan
Canadian
1.25
Jan
Canadian
Industries
1.75
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Jan
68c
Dalhousie
90
48
90
48
25
70
90
Apr
46% Apr
5.80 Jan
—
6.25
6.10
6.25
167/s
13%
17%
13%
34
24
43
Disher Steel
23 %
38
9
—
1.75
Apr
33c
18'A
18
17,278
205
17%
Jan
20
Mar
International
Paper
i
International
1
Jan
1.45
U.52
25,572
18%
3,8%
380
16% Jan
20% Mar
?30%
850
29
Apr
34
'30%
^0%c
29%
Apr
34
Jan
39,500
15c
Feb
9.75
Feb
12,393
tf.^5
$&&5
125
18c
18c
)
Iftc
1,500
13c
13c
4
16c
14,600
%
——*
2.15
2.10
*2.30
4,975
14
£4%
1&5
100
8c
—_25c
^31,500
64c
i.28
40
*«•
%c
63c
6.80 Apr
3.05 Apr
17 %c
Feb
13c
May
2.00
13
v-e
4,654
3.60 Mar
22 %c Feb
21c
Jan
2.92
Jan
Jan
90c
Pend
65
*9%
765
Jan
15
Jan
Apr
46
Jan
23 Ye May
37% Jan
8% Jan
25%
42
10%
1.5Q Mar
2.00 F>b
-34% Apr
37% Mar
25%
25
Feb
25% Apr
76%
304
73
Apr
60
10
57
Mar
83% Jan
62% Apr
1,450
210
48
497/«
48%
21c
Apr
28c
15
4,140
63
'
49%
26%
26%
27
35
35
25
.
.
.
fi
—
*
—
--
*
30%
4.20
28%
Oreille
Price Bros
4.85
1
-
Yukon Consolidated
,
^4%
32
30%
Feb
85
24
Apr
85% Mar
29% Jan
31% Apr
38
Jan
27% Jar
24
Feb
32
Apr
33
Mar
30
Mar
31
Feb
4.20 May
1,125
4.20 4.50
28 28'A
4.85 4.85
55%c
58c
10c
•
t
value.
Odd lot sale
Apr
28
'n5o
4.85
202
65c
5,196
Apr
Mar
6.50 Jan
34
Apr
38
% Mar
Jan
10
range).
d Deferred
Jan
2.20 Jan
'2.10
32,103
16c
19c
18,400
lid
Jan
24c
Apr
41c
4lC
2,375
32c
Feb
42c
Mar
29c
38C
13,850
22c
Jan
51c
Mar
in
e
delivery
year's
sale
(not
included
x
sale
u
price,
rCash
wd When delivered.
wlWhen issued,
range).
Selling ex-interest.
fFlat
dividend.
(not included In year's
range).
z
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading
Mar
6.25 Apr
67c
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-llquldatlng
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
privileges,
(not included in
Feb
ft
Feb
Mar
26% May
600
2,0?9
25
32
30/2
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
•No par
Jan
"Feb
22c
80
—7%
Third Canadian General Investment—♦
1.46 Jan
35
1.90 Mar
—
Paper.—.—.8
Ogilvie Flour common
a
Apr
Apr
35%
—-—5
Niagara Wire Weaving
9%c Jan
Apr
7c
*
common^
Ontario
18% Mar
Feb
34
'
common.—
_
Minnfesota &
Mar
101
Jan
6c
1.20 Mar
Inc
Loblaw
6.75 Feb
14'A Apr
97%
49 %c
•
Apr
Jan
.Jan
49% Mar
25%
73
60
—
76%
_•
—
Feb
1.85
1.50
18%
3%c Jan
Glass
Jan
98
21c
78
—
—
*
-
—
Dominion Bridge
12% Mar
1
Utilities
1.15
Jan
27% Mar
13%
100
2,302^
1.75
Jan
9%
34%
35 Va
Corp Co Ltd—
Dominion
330
Feb
10
16
160
410
9,325
38
9%
being split five-for-one
Mar
1.13
:
*
—-—
47c
-iz
8%
465
30
35
—
*
Aircraft
deHavilland
Jan
18'A"
Apr
24% Apr
1,770
17'A
•
Oil
37% Mar
30c
19c
3,520
•
-
Paper
44c
1.99
9%
7
Mar
17
33c
2.10
9%
—
5
.*
Jan
9
9%
——
commoft-
45c
7.00
3.05
870
34
23%
37%
8%
Coast Copper
10
General
Feb
7.15
25
——i——*
•
Western Lumber
32c
30c
9c
24%
Vinegars
Canadian Cottons
10,600
29%
2,135
•
Sugar
( 38c
9%c
400
7%
5
-
Apr
8%
7
—
—
High
Low
8%
8%
•
*
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
25
1
preferred
preferred
Sales
for Week
__
8%
5
•
—
Range
Of Prices
Low
•
—
Develop—
Anglo
31 %c
30'A
r
Sale Price
31'/2c
30%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Common
29
Exchange - Curb Section
Canadian Funds
Preferred
34c
1.30
Jan
45c
22 %e Jan
1.45
Apr
Gold
Tombill
Jan
4.00
Jan
Taku. River
Toburn
Feb
8c
35c
23
1,000
»
Feb
16c
1,000
1.42
year's
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
20c
13,700
8c
17c
1
4.00
Jan
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor, PearsOn common-——
4,200
18c
8c
Apr
2.5ft Feb
35c
May
1
Sylvanite Gold
30c
16c
Apr
100
1.43
60c
100
—
68% Mar
1.91 Feb
4.00
20%
50c
Surf Inlet
50
7,875
1
1,715
-
99
2.23
30c
1
A
2,000
>
1
Sullivan Cons Mines—
99
2.13
7% Mar
18c
*
class
f 23
10
—
__
1
1st
22'A Mar
Feb
-1
Gold
Jan
2.20
_1
Min
—*
Knitting
2nd
Feb
1.00
H
Sudbury Contact
Apr
5c
222,200
•
—
5%
9
16c
Yukeno Mines
Feb
35c
5.75
20c
5
—_
95% Mar
9V2c
1.15 Jan
75c
*
Preferred
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Stovel Press preferred
30% Mar
Apr
YelloWknife Bear Mines
Mar
50
.
Apr
200
43
-
Jan
91% Feb
72c
100
&
Mines
60c
*•
26%
291
121,680
•
——
22%
.*
common——
May
4.35 Jan
1
(G H» preferred
Wright-Hargreaves
23
_1
-
—
Canada
31c
78c
Gas
_*
.
Standard Paving common
Apr
2.25 Apr
72c
1
Central
*
Stadacona Mines (1944)
25c
Mar
72 %c
Gold
*
Ltd
Apr
1
Mines
Gold
60c
-
6,85 Jan
2.85
;
•
*
6.90
1
Winchester Larder
Newfoundland
Asbestos, Corp
Apr
23,860
35
—*
—
—
4,505
-.1
Andian National
Mar
43
47% Mar
11,200
——50
—
Valley
6.15
25c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jan
'
Southam Co
1.65 Jan
5.90
2.34
—
Jan
2.80
Apr
1.00
45c
30
2.60
Apr
37c
38% Apr
43
Jan
rJ)5C
20
common
16% Mar
Feb
1.30 Feb
1
Consolidated
Slater
Feb
28
29 %c
common
Apr
21
Apr
15
1
14
85
9,550
III
,
2.82 Jan
Feb
Jan
*22c
79c
,—500
180
1.43
6.15
2.81 Mar
Feb
79c
21c
1
-
Mines
15
29%
Jan
10c
Jan
1.00
_1
Mining
Miller
Standard
42 %c Jan
1.37
^
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21
•
Apr
14%
1
Oil
Petroleums
Wllricb
BulolO
v
55c
4.30
—50c
*
—
50
'
Silanco
Silver
2.12
2.12
20%
Voting trust
•Silver
1.97
; 2.25
J
Sherritt Gordon
3c
•
—-
Apr
25c
12,200
29%
2.25 Mar
1.95 Mar
*
Mines
Sheep Creek Gold
10c
*
preferred
(1945)
30c
Feb
1.41
..20
37 'A Mar
5%c
Shawkey
95c
Jan
21%
25
21 %'
.100
(Geo)
Jan
9c
A
46
25c
—5
——
Preferred
Feb
i' 20
885
A
1.95
class
Feb
50c
10%
17% Mar
1
Preferred
Feb
Mar
Jan
1,020
1
39 %
3.25 Apr
,15c
Apr
34
14%
31
Shawinlgan Water & Power common—*
19
Jan
24% Jan
Apr
Jan
Sand River Gold
——
Jan
1.37
12%
Yale Lead & Zinc™.
St Lawrence Corp common
San
Antonio
Gold—.
*
18%
„
Ltd—
Yankee
19'A
19%
common.
Jan
15c
23,000
18%
7%c Mar
n
.10c
15% Mar
:27c
3%c
_
Mai'
2.90
*
Homestead
14%
21c
Gold
7c
18%
•
Canada
Apr
14
Rundle Oils Ltd
Feb
1.70 Jan
2.60
1
Grocers
Western
Apr
33%
'.
Roy Silver
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
14%
Jan
Feb
3.40
14c
warrants
11
18%
__
2.80
York
Class
1.60 Jan
Feb
1.30 Mar
__l
Western
50
6C
Lac
May
1.14
9,700
3,337
6,000
155
8%cl0%c
8%c
10
;
Western
12%
13c
Consolidated
7C
19%
l
11'A Mar
Jan
1.40
:__1
—
45
Jan
__
——1
Wood
Apr
Mar
24
20c
Long
13%
Ashley
Winora
26c
15c
Roche
13%
_*
Consolidated
Products
Western
25
_
______—
Rowan
9,250
•
common
95
common
5,200
•
Ltd
Wekusko
1.15
Apr
Feb
30c
1.30
(G & W)
3.25 Mar
Jan
Jan
58c
28c
28c
1
25
Mfg common
Robinson
85c
20
Apr
Mar
10%
1.20
Amulet
Winnipeg &
Renabie
24
Apr
Jan
lie
1.80 May
Jan
8.20
Feb
Apr
33c
Jan
5'/8c
Reef Petroleum
1.14
74c
21 %c
10'Ac Jan
21%
2,495
28c
Western Tungsten
60c
10
8.80
1.22
Oils
Waite
Western
68c
22%
8.20
Jan
21c
Mar
22%
8.80
—1
Weedon Pyrite & Copper
70c
22%
—
l
Waterous
12,000
4.80 Mar
3.00 Feb
25
—
1.70 Jan
Jan
23,950
—__
Red Poplar Gold
Feb
12
•
4.65 Mar
35'Ac
Mines
27c
Apr
_•
1.65
17c
_
Apr
11%
—
Western
Uranium
13,480
Mar
ing Co. one new for each two held.
Ranwick
16c20%c
400
Ltd
Jan
1.52
40
21c
Being exchanged for Brunston Min¬
Radiore
20 %c
Feb
30,960
Mines
Ventures
Victoria & Grey Trust
Violamac Mines
Quesabe Mines Ltd—•
Rankin
29% Mar
3.75
—
1.40 Mar
70c
18%
9% Feb
Feb
11%
•—
Feb
23%
6%c Feb
71c
1
1
...1
1
—•
Jan
25%
16c
•
Upper Canada
Westeel
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manltou
8
25
Mar
Feb
1.25
Apr
21
-
-
10
3.50
—
Vicour Mines
Powell River
Jan
11%
Oils
"
7
1,535
95c
•
preferred
18c
—
9
28%
Jan
3.75
United Keno Hill
500
Preston
2.84 Jan
Apr
17c
11%
United Fuel class A preferred
24,800
Pressed
36 %c Mar
—*
new—
Apr
57c
Border
Feb
_l
class
8.75
Feb
6.60
20c
Uranium
28%
1
Asbestos
52c
Mines
Rouyn Gold
Corp
2.30
Jan
Jan
1
1
& Gas
9
27%
__
•
Mining
.5%
5%c
1
1
Jan
20c
Power
4.00 Mar
Apr
•
54c
Premier
3.15
13% Mar
68
•
—
10c
20c
Powell
Jan
28%cMar
Trans Empire Oils
Trans
Era Oils-.,
Crow
Oils
93
Feb
Oil
Poplar
30% Mar.
29% May
Apr
Petrol
Ponder
27%
Apr
1.99
Pickle
Placer
__
26 %c
Pershcourt Goldfields
Pioneer Gold
"
—•
Warrants
Class
Pitch-Ore
__
•
60c
People's Credit Securities
Gold
__
^.100
53c
_*
Paymaster Consoi
River Wat Gas
Feb
3.75
21 'A Mar
11c
—
Peace
28%
—
new
7'Ac
•
—
25
Apr
1.30
•
i
Jan
29
—*
_—
10c
10c
Malartic
Partanen
Jan
Mat
1.70
3.00 Jan
11%
-
Paramaque Mines
Parker Drilling
14
29
new—
Preferred
58c
1
Oil-
Western
1.10 Apr
12% Mar
Jan
*1
:
Hershey Tubes—
Pamour Porcupine
50
29
—
1———_
A
l
Page
Pan
common
i
Mines
(Eastern)
Petroleum
Pacific
High
5,100
20
Towagmac Exploration
Triad
Pacific
Works
iron
Class
Co
LOW
1,25
13 y4
Jan
8c
Pyrites
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
13 %
93c
lioc
—
Shares
i.io
__
Elevators
8'Ac
Ontario Jockey Club
Osisko
1
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Torbrit Silver Mines
•7%
•
Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
Class B
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
7%c
5,100
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
—1
O'Leary
untario
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7
9'Ac —9,%c
——
Selections
Oils
Shares
High
7
—1
Ogama-Rockland
Okalta
of prices
0
(—
*
WEEK
ior Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Mar
43
*
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1940)
44
...Monday, May 4, 1953
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation
for Friday,
May
1
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
8Sc
4.90
3.90
11.56
—■
Fund
Affiliated
10.53
20.05
3.37
Johnston (The) Mutual
Fund Inc
-1
Keystone Custodian FundsB-l (Investment Bonds).—1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_l
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B-4 (Speculative Bonds)—_1
2 90
26.10
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May
15,
1953
26.15
2.30S
Aug.
17,
1953
18.74
12.20
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17.76
34.16
37.20
17.84
19.46
Fund
General
Canada
Century Shares Trust
9.44
♦
26.93
1c
3.97
5.16
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19.14
2.80
35%
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6.62
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16.85
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S
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Ex-two-foi-one split
|{l
«f
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Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Sovereign Investor's
—1
6.99
State Street Investment Corp..*
§,J? ? ?
Farnhaw Fund—1
Tn
1
8.12
8.90
Texas Tund Inc
7.22
4.62
7.92
5.08
2.35%
2.25%
2.35%
2-
2-53
11- 2-53
b2.55
2.35%
11-
3-52
8-
3-53
b2.50
2.30%
2.20%
3-
2-53
12-
1-53
b2.55
2.35%
2.25%
12-
1-52
9-
1-53
b2.50
2.30%
2.30%
4-
1-53
1-
4-54
b2.60
2.35%
5-
1-53
2-
1-54
b2.65
2.50%
Bank
June
11.
17.97
19.43
June
18,
6.35
7 52
4.64
5.02
25.15
2.00
Wall Street Investing Corp
1
Wellngton Funid
—_.1
Whitehall Fund Inc.....
1
Wisconsin Investment Co..—1
lc
1
11.72
12.73
1.95%
July 30, 1953—
Bank & Trust
of
the
Manhattan
National
Continental
Bank
Bank & Trust
Federation
of
Trust—
National
the
Agricultural Insurance Co_—10
30%
American Alliance
10.60'
1
2.11
2.42
20
—20
_50
175
of
46%
66Va
96%
34
177%;
26%
-lo
48
50
Security-First National——25
104
106
338
353
^
Los
Angeles
..
.
„...
.
—10
..
„
,
.
Fittsburgh
Nat'l Bank & Trust—100
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr
23%
1,550
20
41%
43%
12%
38%
40%
64
66
Portland
19
22
Pirst
62'A
64 V*
United
Bank—
National
States
National Bank 20
Brook National Bank
Freeport
20
——
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
City
York
100
.—20
Bank^
Trust
—25
National—
—25
& Trust
States
Co
Trust
10
—100
29%
278
31
286
49%
107
51V4
110
44%
46 V»
116
I6V1
120
277
287
17%
in..i„
° "
*
-
Amer
60
58
,
oA
37
40
44 »/4
47%
First
—_17
53
56
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
27
30
Mercantile
25
49
52
25
60
64
59%
63%
National
Bank
Trust Co
Mutual Bank & Trust
St Louis
„
Union Trust
Grove
United
25
.
Exchange Nat'l Bank__20
Boatmen's National Bank
20
Bank
Bank
&
:_2Q
Trust—20
60
100
160
6.25
29
1983
99
Trust
&
180
^
San Francisco
National Bank «Sc
Trust—33Va
87
90
Bank of Amer N T & S A
27%
47
33
190
38
Detroit
36
Continental Illinois
172%
31 %'
49 Va
10
National Bank of Detroit.
49%
68V2
99%
22Va
^100 1,510
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
10
„
36%
412
400
10
Ask
50
29%
25
Merchant Fire Assurance
5
38%
40%
21%
22%
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
9%
23%
24%
National
Casualty
37
39
National
Fire
61%
National Union Fire—
30%
31V*
23
32%
2%
——10
.25
1
1
&
Fire
10
81
'
New
35 %
New York
5
22%
24%
North
10-
188
193
—10
Inc
80%
—__10
Casualty Co
_*
10
64
66
—5
40%
42%,
2
10
42 %
44%
1983
97%
42%
44%
Central Maine Power 3%s_1983
98 Va
99 %
Texas Electric Service 3s/as_1983
99
5
23%
25 V*
Coramercial Credit 3%s
1965
99
99%
Treasury 3%S wi Jun 15 1983-78
k—
27
28%
Diamond Alkali 3%s
1978
96%
97%
99%
100 V»
Fire
2.50
River..
3.33%
Northern
7%
8%
58%
60%
46 %
49%
51 %
Pacific
Fire—
Pacific
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
—10
50%
52%
..10
95%
100%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—.„10
„10
Assn of Philadelphia
83%
87%
Providence-Washington
66
68
Reinsurance Corp
Firemen's Fund
Peerless
(San Fran).-10
10
Phoenix
.-10
—5
—
(N Y>
54
56
Republic
5
26%
28
St Paul Fire & Marine
General Reinsurance Corp.. —10
37%
39%
Seaboard
5
58 %
60%
5
16%
18
5
35%
r}
37
of
Newark
Falls
Globe &
Republic
Globe &
Rutgers
—
Fire
American
18%
29%
31V*
10 %
48%
31%
10
10
38
10
41 %
Travelers
Home
39V»
41%
U S Guarantee
Insurance Co of North Amer Zw
81%
E3%
Westchester Fire
U 8
100
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
Power
1973
3%s:
1983
Southern Util* 37/8s—1983
Jersey Cent Pow & Lgt 4S.1983
97%
99 Va
99
100 %
101 %
100
99
97%
99%
101
102
1983
97%
103%
104
.1978
98%
98%
48%
McKesson & Robbins 3%s_1973
97
97%
40
47
,
,
755
59%
.
Narragansett Elec
96%
1973
100 %
Ask
100%
101%
100
.Stocks-
Georgia Power $4.92 preferred.*
Iowa-Illinois
4.36%
Gas
&
103%
104%.
Electric—
preferred
Mallory (P R) & Co—
4.50% preferred
New England Power—
100
—50
95
06%
50 V*
51
100
95
96%
pfd
-.100
Pacific Lighting Corp—"
$4.75 preferred
1
*
Texas Elec Serv $4.64 pfd
*
97
preferred
98
1968
Bid
3%s
Tennessee Gas 4Vas
4.60%
Kerr-McGee Oil 4%S
Lorillard
(P)
Co
3%s
49
44%
61%
39%
41V*
—10
—2
125%
131%
22%
23%
3%s_,
1983
.
98
Ohio Power Co 4.4%
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
775
3
—
37/8s_1983
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ohio Power Co
Kentucky Utilities 3VaS
42%
U S Fire
1983
Lgt
,
Standard
46%
3%s
&
Ask
k—
33%
t46%
38 %
156%
Iowa
1978
11V*
37%
Accident—
Elec
Power
3%s
Georgia
104
split
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
-%
River
Power
3%s
Food Fair Stores 4s
Surety Co—
39 Va
1r' %
-.10
FaU
Elec
05 V*
19%
62%
100
12%
Ex-two-for-one
10
Fire
Calif
& Dye
92
86
10
(Texas)
10
Hanover Fire
Hartford Steamboiler
10
^10
2
Bid
Allied Chem
Florida
Federal
Fire
Bonds—
—12.50
Northeastern
84%
49%
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance—
———
Security Issues
28
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
*7
32%
Recent
10%
(Detroit)—10
New Amsterdam
54
5
Co
.
Forster
-
59 %
10
Shippers..
Insurance
Hartford
20
-
39
Bid
35
47%
Continental
Great
405
—J6
Tower
37
.Connecticut General Life.
Glens
390
390
Union Bank of Commerce
„
10
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17 %
30%
Automobile
Firemen's
,
Mellon
Hew
Fidelity & Casualty_5
&
100
Y
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover (The) Bank
Rational
45 y*
American Surety
Crura
250
370
100
^a,lon^ CLty Bank
38 %
Chicago
Life—
244
Co
48
23%
36 V2
4.49
35
American Re-Insurance
Camden
22
4.15
5
—
Assur.,
-American of Newark
Boston
10
,
_
137
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
4
10
——
American Automobile
American
132
Irving Trust—:
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 prior preferred
—.10
$1.05 convertible preferred—5
Massachusetts Bonding—5
—
-American Equitable
Bankers
National
Lincoln
100
Savings Bk_100
Central National Bank
Cleveland Trust Co.—
05
21.82
Companies
78
32%
62
_10
City of N Y
Trade Bank
57%
Bank
&
Trust
Bank
Franklin Square N
United
75
Ask
Cleveland
Franklin National Bank—
Sterling
55%
—16
10
20.34
2.54
10
Trust
Northern
14.06
13.78
_i
10
493/4
20.00
Series 1956
Co
48V4
18.81
17.32
Aetna Life
_10
14.08
9.29
Par
Bid
15.35
2.50
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
2.20%
46%
8.43
16.94
Aetna Insurance
45Vt
9.19
First
&
Harris
53V4
15
Bank
First National
35Va
384
Sl'A
6%
8.80
Meadow
Ask
2.12%
Companies
Par
63 V4
1
117%
333/a
372
10
57/s
Investors Management Fund
Bid
100
61%
1
113%
Co__10
Trust
Trust—10
Series 1955
lo
b2.22
Chicago—(Cont)—
Manufacturers Trust Co——20
1
1.95%
1.95%
b2.27
Ask
County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)^
Empire Trusts
12.35
Par
Bid
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
11.30
Casualty & Surety
1953
1.95%
66.50
1
Aetna
23,
1)2.15
b2.15
22.32
North Amer Trust Shares—
Insurance
2.12%
22.10
Boston
of
2.12%
b2.22
63.00
5.35
Investment Trust
2.12%
b2:22
1953__;
1953
Chemical Bank & Trust
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Co of America
b2.22
1953
1953
27.57
.
Stock and Bond Group:
1953
9.
July
fuly
Chase
Type TrustsSeries E.___
..
Independence Trust Shares
2,
16.
1.95%
Ask
b2.15
b2.15
1.95%
14.29
5.42
93c
1.31
16.78
July
July
Bid
(TAB).
1.95%
Bankers
4.96
84c
1.19
X15.34
1953
b2.15
14.12
6.47
...lc
1953
25,
55.64
5.92
14.88
19,
June
b2.20
19.74
6.32
11.43
June
1.95%
b2.20
-
1953
19.77
13.26
23.26
1.83
lc
-
Ask
1.85%
b2.20
7.
14-96
18.29
5.78
13.61
Treasury Bills
Bid
b2.35
1953
May 14. 1953
May 21, 1953™
May 28, 1953
May
32
12.20
.-..,.1
Value line Fund I™—-—-»
10.57
shares
United States
26%
4.71
1
Group shares..
Investment
4.75
4.31
lc
Fund—.
Insurance Group
4.34
United Accumulative Fund—...
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Growth
Ask
b2.55
Fiduciary
10c
Investors
Incorporated
Bid
1-53
4.
5.72
12.17
Income Foundation Fund
Due
10-
June
13.25
11.81
—.1
1
Dated
2-53
3.12
5.23
Guardian Mutual Fund Inn—1
Inc
Rate
1-
11.51
12.19
EnHedBcienne Fund
Inc
Ask
2 V8%
5.89
1
United Continental Fund
United Income Fund Shares...1
Fund
Bid
2.25%
3.98
.
11 88
Fund
96.24
b2.50
5.31
8.04
J
"Cc
„
26.9?
Plan
95
b2.50
25.50
8.09
9.23
i«w
10 87
Hudson
Due
13.21
_
2M9
Howe
94.16
1-53
Bank of New York-.
6.99
6 86
95.24
1958—
1,
1-53
Bank
lc
1
95.12
7-
tl4.12
_lc
lc
1957
1,
6-
8.48
~
a
-
inc
96.16
1-52
55.64
Oominon Stock Fund
5.03
shares
97.24
1957_
99.7
New York
♦
Srolm lS?rSJarorini::t
Ufcilitv
98.4
97.16
2-52
Par
4.58
Growth Comnanles
97.28
1956
99.29
99.4
6
lc
lc
98.7
1956
1%S April
29.27
7.50
14.52
Television-Electronics Fund
—>
98.4
1%S April 1,
IV2S Oct.
1,
l%s April 1,
991$
32nds—
10.01
25
Tec!hnical Fund Inc.......—.1
shares
99V4
12.37
18.16
3.10
shares..
.9350
Ask
98.7
16.63
25
5
7.14
stock
Tobacco
Trading
2.81
shares—
Steel
Bid
98.4
Notes—(Cont)
l%s March 15, 1955—.
13/4S Dec. 15, 1955
9-
5.85
1
b6.51
Equipment shares.
114%
10-
2.84
_
6.37
Bond
113%
2.30%
10.53
„1
stock dividend
shares.—-lc
Ex-100%
.1961
95.16
98.26
2.30%
5.39
III
"senrn--^
Petroleum &
Petroleum Shares—
Railroad
95.8
98.18
A
4.86
7.38
8.42
—lc
1957-55
MaturityTreasury
.0035
99.9179
Dated
7.76
t6.37
...
shares.—
1,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
6.86
1
g^.«4a^p^-ao..
».«
9.93
9.12
99.10
IV2S Oct.
in
are
Rate
11.44
_
s?
Natural Resources of Canada
..10.08
t4.98
5.12
7.77
8.60
1V4S Oct.
Ask
99.9957
1953—
1,
1, 1953
1%S March 15. 1954
15.49
Pwferred SMC* Series——1
Electrical Equipment
Mining
qiS
i
«.81
I'lo
Bid
2V«s Dec.
9.16
Ncw England Fund
Group securities—
99.6
99
—
1
National Securit^SeriS—
UattjnAl SecuritySeriesBalanced ^Smaes -
7.25
21 57
99.22
98.25
1956
2.50%
Industrial Stock Series
19 95
.1
1955-53—
1,
2.25%
11.60
10.67
Ot beneliclal interest...—„1
,
Hil 22,082; ^SSs!!!!!:
industries Fund Inc
May
23/4S May 1, 1958
Treasury Notes—
3.64
__5
Industrial""Fund
Financial
First
CO
100.2
Indebtedness—
of
15, 1953
2%s Feb. 15, 1954
15.49
X15.35
_1
^
30.90
99.22
18.17
7.84
1
Certificates
30.32
7.15
"Baton" & ^Ho ward—
Bata«rFund„-..-
99.16
20.55
28.30
1
*1.86
too
Dollar Price
5.01
jmbwwk
a a
25ld
*
99.28
—
2V8s
5.45
4.53
MUnitforbenS
•
99.28
——
Maturity-
l%s June
7.83
5'76
P"
1953
2s Aug.
5.03
Bm,d
5,26
Fund
1.
99.16
1953)
2,
1954
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.59
4.95
c
'8tpck—1
'
1,
Panama Canal 3s
4.15
19.01
ESS==s
1954
3.55
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Inr
Fund
TVT.ihiai
UACTh
no
1954—
1,
3.22
^Ferrous Metals..—--lc
SjP®?.*
JSSi?1^
'
it
13.18
28
Inc
1,
Feb.
3.26
13.65
12.19
26
Fund——
Fund
2Vis
2%s June
3.77
HomT^iX
16.73
—I
Consolidated Investment Trust.!
Composite
Concord
Jan.
Nov.
.
^
15.39
1,
4.37
3.34
99.28
2V«s June
38.93
AuSet Value).
16.65
6"78
1,
(dated
2%s Feb.
1,
1954
10.32
e'H0°
Commute6 Bond ^&V Stnck'^
1951)
Due
Centra! Bank for Cooperatives—
Ask
Bonds—
Nov.
Due Nov.
2%s
8.20
Kf vJfff
20 r,6
1001
100.1
Bank
6.37
4.69
11.90
15.40
1
l
i
7.51
IwtagtOT Ttuist Fund.
26.01
9.46
99.30
Land
(dated
2%s
100
18.38
5.81
s"4 <Low priced Com Stks)-1
Knickerbocker Fund
1
23'.56
11.05
1
.1
1
Inc
Inc.;
Fund
Canadian
21.79
23.74
8.75
Cor'p".—^
Broad Street InvesT
Bullock Fund Ltd
99.30
—
19.38
29.63
3.43
jjoSvnhiP
Bid
Federal
Banks—
Loan
Home
more 32nde of * point
Ask
20.45
31.18
1-3 AppSdaS fom StAlA
8 20
FrrinFu^Ync-'"
2.20S
23.97
fl !?Z"'^0TZJsf'1
SSouIF,unTdI°IcA"'el'iCa
27.29
Federal
K-2 (Appreciation Pfd!Stksfll
IMS
2 40
Bid
30.60
16.85
M?
10c
Mutual
Figures after decimal point represent one or
30.00
27.17
PiJnd"lnc::i
wnirflHoIdingsPCorn"
Blue IUdge
97c
5.30
4.16
12.56
9.69
18.45
3.08
25c
Inc.-*-—1.25
American Business Shares——1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
•No par value.
.
tNew
stock,
bBld yield price.
x
k Admitted
wiWhen
to
listing on the New York
Stock Exchange.
y
Ex-dividend.
issued,
Ex-rights.
99%
98
98%
100
.99
Volume 177
Number 5217
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1941)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
baped
us
a
decrease compared with
upon
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
$18,196,641,659 against $18,478,266,312 for the
loss for the week ending
a
1952.
At
this
1952
$9,788,274,408
7.0
—
975,877,387
924,357,020
1,078,000,000
1,112,000,000
614,337,964
Kansas
576,815,065
+
<355,270,726
327,106,217
+
321,300,000
302,400,000
+
6.3
541,779,000
523,208,432
+
3.5
St. Louis
1
Pittsburgh
404,519,677
+ 14.4
3,526,930
3,499 429
1,065,000,000
+
8.7
1,072,000,000
969,000 000
3,170,507
+
412,153,265
478,739,859
422.410,767
+
$14,160,540,037
$14,655,776,481
3,330,084,685
3,185,408,195
$17,490,624,722
cannot
637,081,636
furnish
them
West
4.5
1,108,167,170
10,018,734
we
are
able to
April 25.
cases
we
was
an
1.5
(7
in
week
same
Outside
1952.
as
clearings at this center showing
to
the Federal
Reserve
a
Districts
that in the New York District
city there
decrease of 1.4%.
in
which
they
are
a
was
+ 32.2
7,283,662
8,069,326
201,611,687
+ 15.4
175,375,734
300,796,175
+ 20.6
398,612,121
35,265,900
6,063,519
+ 66.1
5,395,725
9,035,812
+ 10.2
7,503,794
6,443,975
395,454,430
381,016,035
3.8
359,522,471
296,782,849
1,215,342,828
1,096,723,336
+10.8
1,015,195,360
826,003,294
present further below,
cities)
Reserve
We group the cities according
a
npte
we
loss of 1.0%
but in the Boston Reserve District the totals register a gain of 0.2% and in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District of 9.3%.
larger by 10.8%f in the
Reserve
District
by
In the Cleveland
Reserve District the totals
Richmond Reserve District by
14.7%.
In
the Chicago
Reserve
14.1%
District
and
the
improvement of 13.4%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 10.4%
neapolis Reserve District of 9.3%.
increase
an
of
.
in
3,209,327
Z
of
the
totals
Atlanta
record
an
we
and the San Francisco
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY
Week Ended April 25—
OF
BANK
4,863,630
+ 14.0
3,857,672
125,863,191
3,552,345
258,784,325
+ 15.2
256,872,621
206,951,702
97,887,487
85,411,159
+ 14.6
84,799,649
77,490,483
604,634,744
529,696,342
+14.1
502,274,044
427,717,621
(6 cities)
Federal
Reserve
District—Atlanta-
22,276,816
+22.1
19,509,744
90,630,628
+
72,563,473
+
8.3
5.0
82,383,080
308,700,000
269,100,000
" 225,600,000
7,096,878
5,689,613
+24.7
5,417,546
3,831,979
3,838,432
3,580,655
+
7.2
3,278,907
2,959,941
160,226,460
Georgia—Atlanta
18,246,790
98,173,961
324,200,000
-
Augusta
Florida—Jacksonville
104,367,531
+26.5
102,626,505
89,932,651
7,844,656
6,656,923
+17.8
6,717,784
558,390
295,861
+88.7
329,757
317,621
173,254,806
Mobile——
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
160,527,189
+
7.9
147,214,770
122,570,672
960,123,479
837,187,448
+14.7
740,945,624
623,211,191
.
Orleans
cities)
(10
Seventh
Federal
Michigan—Ann
—
Reserve
South
'
1952
Inc. or
1951
1950
$
Dec. V.
$
$
638,812,845
687,767,323
0.2
688,779,529
579,437,744
1.0
8,388,266,203
7,279,412,454
9.3
1,117,489, S35
1,014,562,655
+ 10.8
1,015,195,360
826,003,294
+
2nd New York
12
"
9,684,272,927
9,783,640,214
3rd
:
11
"
1,211,026,539
1,108,167,170
+
7
"
1,215,342,828
1,096,723,336
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
5th
■X
.
Richmond
8
8tb St. Louis
—.
Kansas
604,634,744
529,696,342
+ 14.1
502,274,044
960,123,479
837,187,448
+ 14.7
740,945,624
San
"
1,241,986,314
1,Q94,818,060
+ 13.4
1,087,270,506
V
609,174,362
551,945,686
+ 10.4
542,541,281
473,724,381
7
"
455,847,868
417,121,757
+
9.3
418,126,964
339,441,712
"
566,628,087
526,604,672
+
7.6
528,350,082
474,638,251
6
"
421,800,555
377,331,915
+ 11.8
402,662,168
330,151,237
"
1.083,054,860
112 cities
Outside
York City
New
We
add
now
18,742,705,408
9,399,939,613
our
detailed statement
1,007,203,772
+
18,018,207,695
+
7.5
761,251,341
4.0
16,420,854,716
14,070,909,641
+ 10.1
8,538,791,217
988,953,320
8,326,367,725
Clearings at—
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
1953
Maine—Bangor
1952
$
1,79+461
Inc.
—-
River
4,022,385
575,461,598
581.811,059
2,803,583
$
1950
•
1,007,170
(17
13,934,632
34,103,700
589,430,886
Worcester
-
Connecticut—Hartford
—
_
$hqde Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
'+22.7
2,045,265
1,844,883
1,037,178
—
5.3 "
+ 16.9
1,902,367
5.4
10,268,505
1,361,373
6.8
1,152,749
1,193,841
+ 15.1
852,878,533
718,073,054
3,294,861
+ 15.1
3,242,669
11,742,273
+
1.4
11,179,259
2,835,960
10,144,720
8,532,763
+
6.1
6,107,775
5,233,824
3,005,060
+ 36.2
3,005,060
3,351,488
1,094,818,060
+13.4
1,087,270,506
941,357,760
Eighth
Federal Reserve District—St.
7,655,349
6,102,684
+
0.6
27,403,787
27,472,310
13,727,757
+
1.5
12,518,888
12,126,255
29,258,100
+ 16.6
29,310,300
24,783,800
1,480,576
687,767,323
Total
122,276,709
-
New
Federal
St.
1,328,551
New
(12
Jersey.
123,360,026
94,387,922
88,266,967
6.7
2,158,721
1,897,383
551,945,686
+10.4
542,541,281
473,724,381
+ 23.3
6,603,843
5,125,456
8.8
283,231,894
227,264,051
+ 12.3
104,242,340
87,775,907
Dakota—Aberdeen
_
cities)
3,579,950
3,685,172
4,359,080
3,960,733
11,353,835
11,460,692
455,847,868
417,121,757
Helena
Total
Tenth
cities)
(7
Federal
—
—
Reserve
District—Kansas
+
+
+
—
6.0
2.9
6,584,211
1
4,905,030
3,439,649
2,569,103 (ft-
+ 10.1
3,458,907
2,829,753
0.9
10,566,120
8,972,412
9.3
418,126,964
339,441,712
—
840,758
887,573
*709,902
497,724
7,489,792
Omaha
140,949,154
134,887,968
8,043,810
8,675,831
I
—
!
—
5.3
787,594
655,899
+ 42.6
518,904
+
7.8
7,468,630
7,663,342
+
4.5
140,039,827
131,705,308
.
535,044
%
7.3
9,304,695
21,454,569
—
i
City
18,100,821
+ 18.5
+
7.7
15,751,679
11,704,170
341,727,568
336,608,509
301,041,280
8,108,615
+ 40.7
11,962,858
11,407,200
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
+
367,888,917
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita—I
St.
..
—
City-
8,072,846
—
7,055,037
9,679,017
3,864,461
3,333,359
+ 15.9
3,139,189
2,110,711
3,396,470
2,895,421
+ 17.3
2,768,197
2,488,443
566,628,087
Springs
—
,
Total
(10 Cities)
—
Federal
Reserve
526,*604,672
+
7.6
528,350,082
474,638,251
+
4.9
7,429,036
7,971,192
+ 12.2
341,126,629
32,806,195
275,921,348
District—Dallas7,295,458
688,779,529
12,661,929
+ 12.2
(6
3,953,847
:
2,995,042
101,413,172
86.464,327
Yakima
Utah—Salt
Lake City
California—Long
1.4
8,094,486,991
7,032,820,658
San
21,788,784
18,857,401
Beach
Jose
+ 18.5
64,610,051
9,733,640,214
5,722,569
9,174,670
8,308,149
377,331,915
+11.8
402,662,168
330,151,237
—
+ 23.6
—
17,205,012
18,069,811
14,124,068
161,568,194
112,859,023
69,434,008
18,007,326
3,164,631
2,989,682
9.8
151,299,120
+ 21.0
63,790,209
139,672,223
51,886,478
+
—
+ 11.4
16,849,975
13,930,086
Barbara
12,800,564
+
8.9
11,777,630
10,461.483
551,301,869
+
7.0
551,012,290
405,648,756
14,863,454
+
13,028,407
11,065,585
10,859,782
5,347,219
1.8
+ 36.3
6,330.452
4,499,278
+
9.0
10,132,412
8,238,747
14,470.302
1.1
0.1
+ 28.9
13,939,552
589,971,872
27,920
——
Stockton
+ 34,1
—
'
3,688,741
157,053,215
i?'5S!'5?
11,834,535
Pasadena
Santa
163,847,594
172,377,206
83,986,691
20,066,089
Francisco
69,213.004
5,361,000
5,913,638
+ 31.9
4,754,397
Oregon—Portland
San
9,684,272,927
6,212,000
2.6
9,271,971
163,710,060
,
1,6*3,868
45,'106,163
5,629,000
6,542,259
District—San Francisco-
Washington—Seattle
2,703,524
(a)
26,866,979
421,800,555
cities)-.
2,324,772
21,527,455
2.8
6,958,000
2,825,183
15,566,846
+
6,369,595
Wichita Falls
13,0
22,685,223
27,511,884
12,229,011
Galveston
Louisiana—Shreveport
+
9,479+16,478
321,420,647
28,276,625
Worth
579,437,744
13,663,842
Fort
6,956,154
360,671,866
Dallas-*
+ 15.6
53,025,397
6,943,315
Dakota—Fargo
South
6,511,823
283,339,947
101,220,075
6,529,789
North
2,164,384
(a)
-
8,031,745
113,674,571
2,092,962
21,300.584
Connecticut—Stamford
Total
260,200,000
138,994,638
+ 18.4
1,206,719
0.2
—13.9
108,953,499
20,880,255
New Jersey—Montclalr
Northern
307,000,000
+ 17.0
97,417,804
308,318,898
Paul
Eleventh
+ 13.5
4,763,726
26.883,314
Syracuse
1
4.9
141,067,027
Reserve District—Minneapolis-
Texas—Austin
+ 21.6
+
16,753,427
9,342,705.795
.
.........
1,960,855
Minnesota—Duluth
2,445,469
—
Newark
311,500,000
609,174,362
.
(4 cities)
2,419.210
York
Rochester
326,700,000
165,073,528
115,308,731
2,092,103
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy—
Twelfth Federal Reserv?
4,103,303
Jamestown.
<
Louis—
8,592,215
9,5
1,799,791
19,019,887
Buffalo
_
13,449,037
1,241,986,314
Missouri—St. Louis
Total
—
_
30,249,051
16,220,085
1,570,969
+
+
688.812,845
cities)
York—Albany
Elmira
31,071,714
3/4
—
1,013,348
—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Blnghamton
3,693,677
1.1
+
9,050,462
488,826,094
32,324,994
Springfield
New
4,473,526
+
829,837,616
-
cities)
Pueblo
1.1
7,004,083
32,528,198
4,375,640
10,228,188
7,667,900
1,522,827
4,198,970
2,372,177
10,778.884
1,679,483
3.4
+
—
1,063,720
2,772,155
—17.9
2,285,001
Lowell
New Bedford
(12
+ 22.1
1,268,690
Lincoln
1951
or
Dec. %
2,189,283
4,158,770
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
Total
4,098,984
12,869,049
2,381,197
4,093,049
Missouri—Kansas
New
63,584,314
2.0
11,901,469
;
Hastings—!
$
Haven
2,751,709
74,903.476
+
953,978,181
3,793,490
'
Decatur
Nebraska—Fremont
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
New
7,967,106
+ 11.5
7,038,088,983
showing the figures for each city for the
Week Ended April 25
,
56,531,000
9,087,337
30,658,035
Montana—Billings—
week ended April 25 for four years:
Fall
5,896,808
43,915,000
+ 29.5
5,006,727
31,002,503
13,306,057
Minneapolis
10
Total
9,203,881
+ 12.1
7,986,557
3,419,886
City—
Ninth
10
City
6,728,650
98,897,486
Moines
941,357,760
4
-
Francisco
1,137,046
623,211,191
11th Dallas
12th
5,885,323
427,717,621
"
—
0th Minneapolis
10th
"
17
7th Chicago
i
—
10
6th Atlanta
9,750,314
5,579,875
56,046,000
3,811,581
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Total
1953
—12 cities
1,245,999
11,251,859
+ 24.8
+ 38.3
100,852,108
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Sious
+ 30.6
9,304,314
1
Haute—.;
+ 34.9
5,228,822
62,816,000
10,339,878
"
—.
9,887,030
6,525,415
Bend
Terre
1.223,615
1,598,485
13,337,905
z
Wayne
5,772,285
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing-..-
Indiana—Fort
{fa
84,090,991
162,652,880
114,303,823
128,555,966
+40.2
i
I
Alabama—Birmingham--.
Total
15,571,578
CLEARINGS
$
1st Boston
2,478,000
11,381,000
140,064,337
Peoria
a
2,697,765
13,982,000
+15.0
5,544,310
298,215,956
.
Rockford—
furnish
9.5
—10.0
Springfield
In the following
+
18,577,000
159,129,699
Columbia—Washington—
Nashville
Des
and in the Min¬
Reserve District of 7.5%.
^
2,930,529
16,726,000
183,051,664
__
Indianapolis
are
The Kansas City Reserve District has to its credit
7.6%, the Dallas Reserve District of 11.8%
4,952,335
District—Richmond-
gain of 10.1%, the bank
the totals show
+
33,582,900
appear
has to be estimated.
located and from this
(including this city)
1,014,562,655
the week
increase of 4.0%, the aggregate of clearings
of this
1,117,489,635
9,956,280
Carolina—Charleston
Total
for the whole country having amounted to $18,742,705,408 against $18,018,207,695 in
the
10,017 ,204
9.3
+
10,070,723
Federal
District
give final and complete results of the previous week—week ended
For that week there
9,400,248
+ 10.1
Macon
however, which
10,583,591
431,589,774
35,856,400
Maryland—Baltimore
+ 10.8
'
•
detailed statement,
7.1
+ 58.7
+
7,577,072
225,584,724
Virginia—Huntington
South
ends Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
'
232
24,374,623
Tennessee—Knoxville
In the elaborate
,
498,227,038
43,241,000
Virginia—Norfolk
2.0
—
today, inasmuch
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
13,261 ,619
1,211,026,539
cities).
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
3.4
+
$18,196,641,659 $18,478,266,312
We
4,669 .057
+ 24.5
2,526 841
6.3
—
$17,841,184,676
706,016,937
week.
5,957,046
7,696,942
Mansfield
Sixth
issue of next
5,383
10,828,603
Columbus
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
2,973 961
6,147,816
2,581,238
12,213.843
;
Richmond
in
3,098,997
+ 20.4
+ 19.0
6,646,094
11,593,147
Cleveland,
Fifth
Total all cities for week
9.7
5,564,089
2,513,959
5,336,201
Federal Reserve District—Cleveland
+ 13.3
267,051,307
day
1,182, 140
1.9
—
283,876,551
Total all cities, five days
1,119, 763
6,697,515
Youngstown
Baltimore
All cities, one
+
2,991,120
Cincinnati
6.5
Cleveland
Ten cities, five days
929 408
3,894,619
Ohio—Canton
3.1
Total
Other cities, five days
1,181,074
1,158,000,000
(11
5.6
+
—
*
San Francisco
1,600,700
4,455,890
Jersey—Trenton
Fourth
8.6
City
1,411,995
+ 14.7
+ 34.3
*
$9,106,833,873
Philadelphia
8.0
1,570,357
3,477,689
Total
1953
1,260,587
1,331,306
Delaware—Wilmington
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
199*
$
1,800,943
Wilkes-Barre
New
New York
1,361,635
Scranton
Our comparative summary for
19B1
Dec. %
1,788,663
Reading
,
Week Ended May 2—
Altoona
Bethlehem
York
Friday of 7.0%.
•
District—Philadelphia—
Philadelphia
center
the week follows:
_
Pennsylvania
Reserve
Lancaster
Our preliminary total stands
week in
same
Federal
Chester
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1.5% below those of the corresponding week last year.
there is
Third
Pre¬
ago.
year
1952
t
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 2, clearings for ail
cities of the United States for which it is
at
a
Week Ended April 25
Inc. or
19S1
45
—
■
(a»
■
^
+ 17.6
+
—
52.480.009
1,530,484
Total
1,083,054,860
1,P07,203,772
+
7.5
988,953,320
761,251,341
18,742,705,408
(10 cities)
Grand Total (112 cities)
18,018,207,695
+
4.0
16,420,854,716
14,070,909.641
9,399,999,613
8,538,791,217
+ 10.1
8,326,367,725
40,071,672
7.1
60.054,780
5i.o'6srn&
1.0
8,380,266,203
7,279,412,454
Outside New York
(a) tfpy/
—
indujded in Newark, N. J.
.
7,038,083,933
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
,
Foreign Exchange Rates
certifies daily to
the
countries of
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
APRIL
TO
1953
24,
due
Date
Corp.,
15
Steel
Corp.,
3%.
1st
Apr. 27
Apr. 24
Argentina peso—
S
S
200000*
•*
Preferential
Free
.200000*
1-13333#
.133333*
.200000*
.133333*
.200000*
.133333*
0719820*
Basic
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
2*245268
pound
Australia,
—
•
4
"•
1302
*
1477
1
•
United
Biscuit
Co.
of
America.
$4.50
Co., Inc., 1st mtge. 3%
.0200075
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0227424
.0229961
.0236098
of, rupee
.00435401*
2.817812
,
2-817708
ofiidnn
—
263400
o'?«qqi?
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone -—---Philippine Islands, peso
—■"*
escudo
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa,
Gas
Si
Fruit
pound
this Issue.
.115740
,263400
2.789809
ancftfiQ
2 807285
2.807181
Atnsworth
o'si-trrr
2 817460
2 817812
2 817734
Alabama
'<afii797*t
561797*t
$1.20 class
5%
.193233*
A
.561797 t
425531*+
'340186V
:
Of*. IM
+ Application
:-
.342000*
.561797*+
.425531*+
.340166*
thousands
Assets—
of
'
Apr. 22,
million
for
F.
1952
4,995
—
59,191
and
_»
—
3,236
—
836,850
5,329
3,476
advances
2,275
350,094
Other cash
2,720
21,385,718
gold ctf. reserves
Discounts
5
Industrial loans
IJ. 8. Govt,
the
: 779,154
R.
752.619
Total
Demand
;J-
60c
6-12
5-25
Mfg.
Corp.
15c
6-12
5-22
20c
6-
1
5-22
87%c
6-
1
5-22
6-30
6- 1
6-1
Gas
Corp.,
prior
719,963
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical
(quar:)——_i 60c
Kid
Stores
160,590
+
1,682
—
securities:
Total
creased $192
agreement
Apr. 15,
from
and
securities—
24,646,442
and
Investments—total
76,412
—
39,377
—
39,986
—
1,442,914
Loans
industrial,
Commercial,
1,601,822
foreign banks
notes
of
5
—
23
banks—
premises
1,248
301,806
+
280,724
106
+
4,912
"8,821
+
29,572
300,634
+
1,182,566
Other
brokers
loans
50,395,421
Total assets
+
—
estate
to
loans
0.
S.
25,556,131
+
+ 1,223,855
59,403
+
19,489,347
Treasury
U.
Deposits:
Treasurer—gen. acct._
401,048
450,919
—
82,922
—
231
66,237
518,415
Other
.
141,643
367,496
Foreign
13,653
,
+
1
44,680
+
134,699
+ '
purchasing
or
4>/2%
S.
securities—total—
with
...—..
with
2,408
217
+
4,257
Baltimore
217
+
4,310
Bankers &
131
+
2,112
Barber
—
11
+
117
Berland
4
+
448
84
6%
Beech
+
,
.+
—
5,778
—
1
—
+
—
,
—
—
—
3
58
308
—
15
136
•+
931
—
173
53
15
—
2,372
banks
+
+
238
—
14,266
12
.-.
—
7,651
Banks
61,,:
.
+
+
+
+
4%
—
149,547
—
3,026,472
139,579
+
287,745
1,526
+
3,456
20,786
+
Demand
(quar.)
Time
U.
liabilities
-
49,379,695
228,197
+
1,116,145
73
+
14,311
Foreign
46,334
Borrowings
+
5~776
—
+
584,676
27,543
13b)
72~510
146,268
Other capital accounts
series
of
accts.
50.395,421
—
+
300,634
1,182,566
gold certificate re¬
to deposit and F. R.
combined
liabilities
18,207
1,860
.+
-
—
9,636
banks
—
.
558
—
1.310
1,074
—
+
was
number
revised March 4, 1953
0.1%
»+
&
Light,
Bryson
Inc., com.
ances purchased for foreign
-correspondents
31,858
+
1,406
Industrial loan commitments..
2,971
+
31
+
—
23,740
3,565
$3
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Buell
Below will be found
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended April 22: Decreases of $308 million in reserve
balances with Federal Reserve Banks, $765 million in
United States Government deposits, and $558 million in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks, and an in¬
crease of $355 million in demand deposits adjusted.
Commercial, industrial, ^ and agricultural loans de¬
creased in most districts and a total of $131 million at all
reporting member banks; the principal decreases were
$54 million in New York City, $27 million, in the San
Francisco District, $19 million in the Kansas City Dis-?trict, and $13 million in the Chicago District,' Changes
according to industry appear: in. another press release/
.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing
securities decreased $144 million.": :;:'
,
;
or
-
carrying
* -
-
.
_
^Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $58 million in
.Chicago, $41 million iri New York City, $38 million in the
*
Bank
6%
Date
Company and Issue—
Foundry
6*% 1st (formerly
Chesapeake Si Ohio
Ref. & imp. mtge.
Chicago Yellow Cab
Eastern
New- York
;
..
trr,
.
mtge.
3V4%
s.
f.
bonds,
due
1961
-Mission-Corp., 15 yr."3%%
s.
f. debs., due June-1,19661.Jun
1
New-England Power Co. 1st mtge. bonds, series A; 3 & 95
due Nov. 15, 1961——
.1
_
May 15
—
—
.
5-29
6- 6
5-15
6- 1
5-15
5-25
1
5-15
5-15
5- 1
4-25
•'
6-
6-15
5-15
7-30
6-30
7-28
6-26
+$1.50
6-1
5-29
+30c
(interim).
+25c
7- 2
Ltd.
+85c
6-11
5-11
(s_a)_
6-10
+85c
12-11
11-11
+25c
+$2
6- 1
5-1-5
7- 1
6-12
+$1.25
Ltd.
6-26
6-12
(quar.)
Electric
Rand
Ltd
International
common
preferred
&
Co.,
Investment
Trust,
tlOc
6-
1
$1.25
6-
_____
(quar.)_
4!/4%
at
no
preferred
5-15
action
on
common
Hollywood
Central
Louisiana
Building
Electric
t
4.70%
preferred
Ceatral Steel
Si
Co,
15c
50c
r
5-25
5- 1
—
$1.12%
4-20
5-15
6-1
5- 1
.
5-15
$1.17%
(quar.)
Wire
6- 8
50c
com;-(quar.)
4.50%. preferred* (quar.)
»-
5-15
5-15
pay¬
(quar.)_
Co.,
1
6- 1
Sl.OSVi
(quar.)
Company meeting on April 28)
(quar.)
Central
(quar.)
Certain-Teed Products Corp.
(quar.)
6-1
5-15
25c
6-12
6-2
v
5-18
-
.
25c
.
6- 9
..
..51082
■
5-13
6- 1
6-15
7- 2
7- 2
Ltd.
Dock,
...
Ltd.—
General
ment
*"
5-20
5-20
$5c
(quar.)
Foundries, Ltd
(Directors took
'*
5-12
6- 1
6- 1
+10c
common
Carpenter Steel Co.
12438
6- 1
-3c
25c
Ltd
Ingersoll
5%
"
May 13
5-12
■"
—
Advertising Co... preferred stock
6-1
5- 5
6-1
$1.10
'
6-15
5-15
$1.25
75c
25c
20c
25c
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
"
.
5-13
20c
Ltd.
Carman
Corp.—
6-16
+25c
Fairbanks-Morse
Ltd.,
Page
6- 9
'
10c
Cut Stone,
.
5- 1
6-20
+$3.50
Mines,
Breweries,
5-15
,
>
1
$1.10
(s-a)
Dredge &
\
...50c
(quar.)
Canadian
2nd) mtge. bonds, due 1964
Jun 15
Ry.—
37/s% bds., ser. H, due Dec. 1, 1973_Jun
1
Co., Inc., common stock
May 29
Power
68%c
-
Ltd.
Semi-annual
& Machine Co.—
.—Jun
1
Florida-Power Corp.",, cumulative preferred stock; 4:90%/May 31"Florida Power Si Light'Co., 4.90%
cum.-pfd.-stock
May 31
Gas-Service Co., 1st mtge. 3%%
bonds, due 1971—^-Jun
1.
1st
6-
Note, Ltd
Canadian
Bethlehem
5- 8
6-15
(quar.)
(from net Invest, income)
Ltd.
Canadian
Canadian
5- 6
5-13
+50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Canadian
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
"
5-15
'
preference
Canadian
6-1
6-1
Machiue
Iron
5-20
6- 1
„
6-25
Co.
Crushed &
Canada
5-20
5-20
$3
1st preferred
$5
Co.
preferred
Canada
6-10
60e
Light & Power Co.,
Campbell Red Lake
list of corporate bonds, notes,
6-20
.6-1
6- 1
6* 1
Rubber Co.—
Vibrocrafters, Inc.
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd.,
preferred and common stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
General Outdoor
1
a
&
6-10
7- 1
Burgess
7%
The condition statement of
Si
preferred
Die
5-11
6- 1
6-20
6-12
;
Rubber
Bullock Fund,
1
7-
25c
$2.75 preferred (qiiar.)__
Bearing Co. (quar.)_^
Traction,
2nd
6-1
62%c
Budd Company, common
$5 preferred (quar.)
Notices
Condition Statement of Member Banks
(quar.)
(s-a)_
Company,
Brown
6-19
7- 1
2%c
(quar.)
;
Buckeye Pipe Line
Contingent liability on accept¬
5-8
4-20
4-20
(quar.)_.„.30c _.„6-23
$1.18% V v. 6-12
<quar,)__-_
Hose
American
Brown
6-1
4-30
4-30
-
30c
preferred
British
5-15
32c
$1.05
$1.35
;;
common-
(quar.)
Inc.,
5-19
5-11
$1
$1.75
Co.
Roller
6-10
2%c
(Phila.), common
preferred (quar.)
Co.
4-20
6- 1
5-21
25c
15c
(quar.)
Stores, Inc
Brooklyn Boro Gas, 4.40% pfd.
4.40%
preferred B (quar.)
2.4%
—
4-20
Broadway-Hale
of banks.
Administrative Services.
46.2%
5- 8
(quar.)__
preferred
4-20
"
$1.25
(quar.).:
Bower
by the addition
Comparable figures on the re¬
vised basis have been compiled back to Jan. 2, 1952, and
are
available upon request to the Board's Division of
a
5-15
4-30
50c
Semi-annual
This series
6- 1
:
preferred
Sivalls
5-11
10c
-
Cement Co.—
:
Brazilian
5-25
4-30
(quar.J__
Bourjois
259
,
25c
Corp., common
(quar.)
&
5-15
5-29
30c
(quar.)
Power
1
6-20
40c
preferred
Boston Woven
+
41
+15
25
12
+
6,
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
&
5-15
6-
____j
(quar.)_
Co.
Hills
Borden
4-28
.
Spinning Associates, class A
Stores, common (quar.)
Steel
Blaw-Knox
+
5-11
1
6-
$1.12y2
(quar.)
5.40%
1,034
+• 1,335
— 1,230
355
36
765
+
5-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Limestone
4.25%
5-18
6- 1
10c
1947
4.20%
Black,
6-15
6- 1
15c
Extra
6%
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks s
of
Total liabilities & cap.
——
-
257,239
paid in_„
(Section
deposits except government
Government deposits
+
—
Capital Accounts—
Surplus (Section 7)
(Surplus
S.
53,897
5-8
6- 1
22'/2c
Fine
Oil
Black
5%
deposits adjusted
.
/
Corp.
preferred
Bishop
Liabilities-
398,911
20,776,306
5-30
6-15
-
America—
Blauner's
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other liab. and accrued dlvs.
(s-a)
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
of
pfd.
preferred
Co.
preferred
7%
176
1,371
438
582
,36
80
6-15
6-1
60c
Shoe
Bethlehem
1,835
1,647
5-30
56V4C
+55c
31J/»c
(quar.)
5>/2%
4I/2%
$5
preferred
Bessemer
1,579
2,287
5-30
6-15
•
93%c
preferred
Ltd.,
Show
H.)
Aircraft
Berkshire
i-_-.—t.
domestic
30
—
6-15
$1
(quar.)
6-12
~
34%c
65c
quar.)
(quar.)
t
Shippers Insurance Co. of N. Y.—
Mills,
6- 1
5-15
6-15
-
27%c
37%c
Fund—
Radio
(W.
{>—
19.885
Federal Reserve
25c
-
(quar.)_
(from investment income)
+
6,206
2,062
indebtedness.
of
5-8
(quar.)
(L. S.)
Co.,
4V2%
preferred
144
29,384
i
Cash in vault:
Balances
Class A
—
1,659
bills
certificates
notes
4-20
6-1
Quarterly
——7,723
______
(quar.);—
com.
common
Co.
Ayres
Beaunit
——493
bonds
Reserves
Axe-Houghton
1952
carrying
—
5-7
5- 1
'
25c
Corp.
1
20c
preferred
conv.
6-
"'5-15
25c
,
(quar.)
Mfg.
513
—
1,612
securities
Other
Avco
pur¬
—
Canteen
$1.,
75c
Co.
Co.,
Atlas Plywood Corp., $1.25
Common
6-1
6-15
:> 30c
(quar.)
Products
4%%
r:
6-1
(quar.)
Power
Wholesalers,
6-12
6-15
.,6-1
(quar.)
Equipment,
5-11
6-26
*
6-15
(quar.1
preferred (qi-ar.)
796
for
loans
Government
Treasury
.
for
securities
banks
Loans
liabilities—
Member bank—reserve accts.
dealers
securities
Real
Treasury
Federal Reserve Notes..
and
carrying
or
Other
202,624
assets
Corp.
6-10
■
5-12
6-15
;'
(quar.)
Bottle
Co.
*
$1.18%
—_
preferred
$3.75
Aro
agricultural
and
23,156
to
chasing
1,298
153,769
3,607,190
49,561
other
Uncollected cash items
—
Co.
Vitrified
Oil
$4
(In millions of dollars)
+
5,334
-
Tobacco
5-22
4-24,
6-10
Co.
(increased).; •/.. 41c
Co. (quar.)37'/2c
Chemical, cl. A (quar.)
.
50c
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (initial
Apr. 23,
1953
15c
6%
:
Apr. 22,
loans
loans
Pulley
5-15
6-12
4-29
-
50c
Thermos
Argo
dec. (—) since
+
23,806,116
Total
American
American
6-1
t50c ;
12%c
Co.—
5-8'
; 6-19
7-20 '
$1
,
::
_
(quar.)—
5-15
5-15
.
75c
-
___
A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
American
6-10
i
Electric
&
6-15
.
Products
American
Inc. ( + ) or
Assets—
:
(quar.)
Automatic
\
$1.09%
40c
(quar.)_.
Y.
Power
50c
:
preferred
$4.75
member banks follows:
Loans
repurchase
$4
B
Atlantic
Loans—net
under
Class
million in New York City; the net increase
Loans—gross
Held
&
Potash
at all reporting member banks was $12 million.
A
summary
of assets and liabilities of reporting
1953
23,806,116
bought outright
Gas
N.
Armstrong Cork Corp.,
1,442,914
+
——
.
Foreign
American Metal
American
Time deposits increased $36 million.
Borrowings increased in most districts but they de¬
613,848
—
4,521,975
Bonds
&
of
in Chicago.
8,205,598
+
13,773,671
Notes-
Bank
Arkansas-Missouri
6,663,590
—
4,995,716
Certificates
514,754
+
514.754
Bills
New
Dye Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.) ■,
———
&
District, $53 million in the Atlanta District, and $41 mil¬
lion in the Dallas District, and they decreased $45 million
13,198
Bought outright—
note
(quar.)
common
com.
American
deposits adjusted increased $193 million in
York District, $56 million in the Cleveland
5-20
(quar.
American
,
6-10
Co.
Corp.,
common
4% preferred (quar.)—
Aluminium, Ltd.
(quar.)
in New York City.
was
6-10
2
6-15
Wire
Allied
.340166*
-
7- 2
7-
+30c
+$1.25
Allied
smaller amounts in most of
the other districts; the net decrease was $173 million.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness de¬
creased $21 million in New York City and a total of $53
million at all
reporting member banks* Holdings of
"other securities" decreased $58 million, of which $55
Apr. 30,
-
1953
20,633,099
notes
serves
tl2'/2c
com.
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp.,
$4.37% preferred (quar.)
.
Richmond District, and by
dollars)
1953
certificates
Batlo
Ltd.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(quar.):
$3.50
.561797*1
.425531*t
'
* V.340033'
.
of Merchandise.
depends upon type
Apr. 29,
Oapital
When
Share
,
Sugar Refineries,
(quar.)
preferred
Acme
'.658327* +
'.658327*t
follow with
we
show the payments previa
we
Per
Acadia-Atlantic
u
658327*+
,561797*t
.425531*+
in which
Name of Company
.140154.
.496766*
.0349000
140154*
table
Allied
fund
1682
Jin Volume 176.
payment date.
,,33359
2;658327*t
peso
Redemption
1581
1
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
2.817703
23335Q
Inc. ( +) or
Total
Jun
during the current week. Then
second
.496766*
.0349000
.193233*
dec. (—) since
Total
preferred stock
conv.
a
23335Q
*
—-
—
(In
U. 8.
5%
DIVIDENDS
.496766*
.0349000
.193233*
.0348875
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Other
Inc.,
nounced
140154*
.193233*
.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
ft.
f.
s.
Co.,
Amalgamated
F.
1681
.00435401*
.115673
.263400
2 789913
2*789500
.496766*
*
—-^33350
peso
SSSS; ££
Bank
-•
Products, Inc., 4% s. f. debs—May 15
Corp.—
debentures, due April 1, 1962
May 8
Oil
SSSf
" 2.817812
263400
S'sP
pound Sterling
Kingdom,
*Nomlnal.
Page
1
•Announcement In
*
Gold
Jun
.210750
*
^;xi5606
■' T
2*789809
'496766*
'0349000
'193233*
-193233
——
krona
2!817500
2 817708
2 817812
Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
Uruguay,
preferred stock
.00435401*
.210750
.210750
210750
.*00435401*
'00435401*
Dominion
Uruguay,
Date
Light Co., $6
:2S825
'oin7«»n
~
United
&
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
^325933
^.325933
i;325966
.325900
———
Markkl
Portugal,
CALLED
Automotive
.0544060
0544060
?£? ^"^MVfaran dollar
Canada, dollar
Sweden
ISSUE
Jun
•
.0200125
.0223055
K,w
Power
15-year 4%%
Penn
2.245185
stock.May
.
—
BBasi'cCrUZier0~
Basic
India
National
.0719820*
pfd.
cum.
bonds, due 1958
Company and Issue—
Maremont
.0200053
0200000
.
*
Louisiana
.133333
2.245268
2.244936
2.245185
0199925
Belgium, franc
Wnland
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
.
$
$
.
r
1
Wilson &
Thursday
Apr. 30
$
.200000*
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
•
'?
-
-
Co., 4% cumulative preferred stock
Jun .1
Solar Aircraft
Co., cumulative conv. preferred stock.Jun 24
United Aircraft Corp., 5% cumulative
preferred stock
Jun
1
Transfers In New York (Value in United Btatcs Money)
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
bondv
f.
s.
"
1
jun
ENTIRE
Unit
mtge.
Page
debs.,
f.
s.
Jun
K.'i)
Country and Monetary
3%%
yr.
1965
1953, INCLUSIVE
APRIL 30,
Oil
1964
1.
Sherwin-Williams
V
,
June
Republic
Bank
the different
serve
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
CERTIFIED BY
Western
due
requirement of Section 522
RATES
Company and Issue—
Pacific
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
world. We give below a record for the week just passed:
Pursuant to the
Due
Monday, May 4, 1953
...
(1942)
Chambersburg,
Engineering
(quar.)_^„____
' 50c
5-25
5- 8
Number 5217... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 177
'
i
•-
.1
t--
Name of Company
-
Per.
-
When
Share
.
Holders
6- 1
7-1
6- 7
6- 1
5-20 *
5-15
5-20
5-11
Chilton Co.
25c
5-15
5- 5
75c
6- 1
6-1
Hoover
5-11
.»
.
<quar.)—_——
Cincinnati Milling .Machine Co.,
common-—
Extra
;
Collyer Insulated Wire———
:
Colorado Central Power Co,„ (quar.)___
Colorado
Milling
Columbia
Elevator
&
Breweries
Carben
Columbian
Fund,
Composite
Conduits
Connecticut
6- 1
6-10
5-25
4-23
2nd
Mills
Continental
Cooksville
4-30
—
(quar.)—
Cooper-Bessemer
4-28
5-15
International
55c
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-25
International
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
Iowa
6-15
3.30%
& Steel,
Inc.
6-30
5-13
4.40%
4-29
4-22
$15c
50c
6- 1
'5-15
—
(quar.)—:
Corp.
?.
(quar.)__.
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—
Increased quarterly
Co.,
Cork
Crown
Seal
&
preferred
$2
Crown
Nest
Curtis
Common
6- 1
5%
5-16
4-24
6-1
6-15
5-15
6- 1
$7 preferred
Corp.
Metallic
I>avis
Durham
Deere
Hosiery,
&
Co.,
Derby
Diversified
(quar.)—__—
-Common
class
5%
Fund
$1
Ltd.—
Steel
6-
1
5-15
5-22
7-1
5-15
La
Luz
6-8
La
Salle
35c
35c
6- 1
5-20
5-13
5- 6
Labatt
5-15
5-
Lane
7-30
6-30
$25c
$62Vic
5-30
5-18
5-30
5-18
$10c
' ' $25c
;
$30c
15c
8-3
7-2
5%
i
Co.,
_—
preferred
Eastern
6-12
6-
(quar.)_______
!
4V*%
El
preferred
•
Paso
4
Natural
>/4%
5%%
5.36%
__—J
4.10%
(quar.)__
$4.40 convertible
(quar.)
2nd preferred
Chemical
Federal
—
(quar.)
Baltimore
7%
&
5- 5
5-29
the
Madsen
7-
1
6-20
Manhattan
6-
1
5-15
Marathon
6-
1
5-15
5-15
1
5-15
Marshall
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Wells
Mathews
25c
6-1
5-20
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. A (s-a)
'25c
Follansbee
Steel
Corp
—____
25c
Ford Motor.Co. of Canada, Ltd.-*•
i "-••• /
;
Class
A
(quar.)
$50c
Class B
(quar.)__
___—$50c
5-21
4-30
5-29
5-15
Mead
Formula
Fund
Pitt
Fort
Franklin
(Boston)
Bridge
Custodian
series
Bond
(quar.)
Funds,
5-29
6-
1
8
5- 8
-
5<
8
5-15
Inc.—
9c
_
series
Income
6-15
25c
—
5-
6-15
23c
Works
6
5-15
6-13
6-
5-25
5-15
5-15
6-12
(quar.)
5-
8
7-
2
6-15
6-
1
5-15
35c
6-15
5-20
.
.
.
5-15
1
5-15
5-
1
6-
5c
5-
6-
25C
_
1
1
4 %
Co.,
preferred
Fuller
Brush
A
Class
■: Class
(
Trailer
„
(quar.)
class
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-
5-
-
1
4-22
$1.75
1
4-22
50C
6-
1
15c
6-10
5-29
15c
5-20
5-11
5-20
5-
50c
..
$5c
..
f
split
'4
of
''
6-
1
AA
1
5-15
4-22
Michigan
1
7-20
$1
5-
1
4-22
$1
8-
1
7-20
10c
6-
1
5-15
Midland
56 'Ac
7-
1
6-15
Mission
(quar.)_____—
'
•
?
(R. E.)
Co.> common...
convertible preferred
(quar.)
4Vi%
■General
Acceptance
.
25c
.
6-
5
35c
6-
5-29
5-
$1.25
7-
10c
8
5-19
5-
6-
$3
(quar.) —;_
(quar.)
5-11
5-22
1
8
$15c
»
,
6-15
5-15
'50c
—
6-10
5-29
75c
6-
2
6-12
6-
3
40c
6-
1
5-
8
$1.06 J/4
6-
1
5-
8
——
Y.)—
(N.
Corp.
6-11
22 Vic
(quar.)
Co.
7'
2
5-15
5
■
e
5-29
6-20
$1
5-20
1
4-23
5-
5-
7
_
—— —
1
General
Telephone
$1.40
preferred
$2.20
of
Co.
1
Missouri
Telephone
Corp.,
preferred
Giant
Globe
(A.
C.)
Co.
American
6%
preference
4%
Gossard
(H.
(initial)
dividend)
6-30
Class
B
Oil
5-29
5-
8
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-15
6-
1
6-
5-
8
1
25c
5-
1
4-20
States
1
1
5-18
5-
7
6-
1
5-
7
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
50c
1
$12 Vic
$12ViC
(quar.)_
6-10
5-
<quar.)_
preferred
Utilities
Water
Corp.
1
$1.75
Ltd., class A
Co.,
6-
(quar.)
(stock
$1.16
dividend)
7-
25%
:_
Co.
(quar.)
42 Vic
Stock
Refiactories
6- 1
5-15
6-15
5-29
6-15
5-29
50c
(quar.)
3.90%
pfd.
Hawaiian Pineapple
Glass
Mfg.
dividend)
shares
($1
Co.,
(Five
par)
Co.
Co.
class
7-
1
6-
1
Ltd.
A
&
each
7-20
7-
6
7-
1
6-19
7-
1
6-19
483iC
6•
7 Vic
5-23
6~,
I;
at
Gypsum,
National
5-12
27c
5-16
4-30
The
series
8
4.60%
15c
.6-10
5-20
Stanard
6-10
5-20
5-20
1
5-18
2
6-
5
5-15
8c
5-15
4-30
17c
—
5-15
4-30
the
capital).
National Starch Products,
1
6%
B
—_—
5-
5-25
8-
8
7-31
1
4.20%
Neisner
Tea
New
Bedford
New
Britain
Storage
Warehouse
5-25
5-15
New Jersey
7-
6-12
Nor-Acme
5
Gas
Light
Zinc COi
Gold
1%^
held)____
A
k
Noranda
Mines,
6-
1
5-14
5-29
i.—
20c
6-15
5-29
(quar.)___
50c
5-
4-27
/qu'an)„.——
(quacr.)__——
1
4-28
5-IT
40c
(quar.)
Mines
Ltd.
4-20
6-15
5-15
6-
1
$1.05
(quar.)
Inc.
5-
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
common
convertible
6-15
1
Co..
Brothers,
15c
5-20
6-10 '
75C
—
.
—_
/,
$$1
5-
5-15
3C
—_—
(stock
redeemable
share
30c
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
National
30c
(resumed)____
class
common
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.40
'
6-15
■
4
5-15
,
6-15
5-
1
Norfolk
&
Western
Ry." fauaf.)
_—
75c
6-10
5A14
1
6-
9
1
6-
9
t4c
5-15
4-30
50c
6-
1
5-11
6-
4
5-12
6-30
6-15
6-
1
5-15-,,
6-
5,^ "j
37Vic
6-
1,!
7-
1
5-1*.
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
12Vic
6-
1
6-
1
12Vic
tl5c
<quar.)__
$1.12Vi
10c
$2
c
5-15
5-15
5-15
7-
5-20
1
5-
1
6-10
6-12
5-2i
5-
5
4-28
5-15
$1
6-30
6-20
(quar.)
40c
6-15
6-
I
50c
6-10
5-
8
30c
5-
4-22
(quar.)_.
Co
5c
1
6-30
i
5-
5
6-16
7Vic
5-28
5-15
22c
6-15
5-25
40c
(quar.)
6-15
5-25
7-
2
6- 2
7-
2
______
—
(quar.)—
t50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
& Sons,
Forgings
Extra
f56'/4C
."
of
30c
—
Canada,
Ltd.
$$1.75
A
A.)
6-10
6-26
25c
6-10
5-15
25c
6-10
5-15
1
5-11
6-15
5-15
25c
5-15
5-
50c
6-10
5-8
$1.25
6-15
5-15
(quar.)
55c
6-
1
4
5-11
56J/iC
5-15
5-
8
$1.15
5-15
5-
8
25c
75c
4-28
5-11
6-10
5-11
Corp.
75c
6-11
5-11
25c
6-11
5-11
12Vic
5-15
5-
30c
5-15
4-30
25c
6-15
5-29
12c
4-30
4-24
20c
75c
6-
1
5-15
6-
2
■
(quar.)
Fund,. Inc
________
5
Oil Co., Ltd.—
partic.
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
___.—
&
preference
Inc., class
Talon,
6-
$12Vic
Die Co. (quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
Ordinary (s-a)
5%
'(T
2
$50c
Co.
Investment
(D.
Class
7-
7-28
(quar.)_^
Ltd.—
Sterling Aluminum Products Inc.
Stuart
2
$20c
Corp. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)_
&
6-
5-1*
•
Silica
(A.)
6-12
—
——
Superior Tool
of
5-21
7-
(quar.)___
Studebaker
distributions are from net in¬
income (except for $.0123 of
Preferred Stock Series
which is a
6-11
7-
70c
B
Railway
Standard
Sterling
—
series—*
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co. of Calif, (quar.)_—
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey (quar.)___
Stein
6-10
1
$1.25
Chemical Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_„
4.50%
9
1%
—
stock
50c
(quar.)
Spencer
55-
6-
-4-30
6-
:*r. 5-18
50c
6-12
7-
5-15
30c
•Simpson's,
5-29
above
return
B
5-27
6-10
4-30
84c
$25c
7-15
$17c
6-10
5-15
(s-a)
Co.
<H.)
——
Preferred
50c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A
10c
31 Vic
1
ic
Southern
$1.12 Vi
.V.- 6-23
6- 8
7-
J20c
5-11
—
5-11'
6-30
Fund,
50c
common..
ca
rv-5-15'
J$2
7%
$1.75
Corp.,
1
6-15
$1.12 Vi
5-20
"
5
6-
6-15
ti5c
$1.35
1
6-10
35c
5-
5-15
(quar.)____
6-
5-21
50c
&
1
Hampshire—
50c
5-11
1
4.'
J
12Vic
(accum.)
Ltd., nev; common (initial)
Sivyer Steel Casting Co
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. (quar.)
6-
$1
7-t
6-
45c
Sigma
Class
National Securities SeriesStock
class
Mfg.
Simon
St, Louis Ry
-.5-
5-15
Inc.
Inc.—___________
preferred class A
4Vi %
Sherwin-Williams
50C
Quarterly
4%
8
5-14
5-15
Shawinlgan Water & Power—
•'
5-
5-30
■u >5-
1
Co.—
(quar.)
1
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class B
Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—
National
B
W
J25c
Investment
Corp
class A
6-
6-10
New
Machine
8
of
(quar.)——■——
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
preferred
Class
''5-11
1
7-15
5-18
6-
/
Radio
Corp.,
6-
37Vic
(quar.)__
Indemnity
5-
dividend
Stock
$1.25
Falls
7-25
20c
(quar.)__
&
6-25
50c
(quar.)
& Co.
1
Corp.
Container
National
D.)
Risks
Seneca
1
5-25
Vic
Co
6-
——
option
preferred (quar.).—
National By-Products
Mfg.
Sheller
50c
of
Co.
$$1.18
7%
20C
^
(quar.)
non-cum.
for
8
$1.25
(quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co. ;-(qi:ar.).____.
"Hazel-Atlas
5-
40c
(quar.)_
(auar.)
common
Light,
1
$1.50
preferred 2nd issue
Electric
6-
3%
Corp.,
5-30
National Steel & Shipbuilding Corp.—
dividend
Harnischfeger
Hartford
Co.~
(quar.)
preferred
National
5-15
$1
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Common
1
1
6-
50c
Watch
conv.
5-
25C
(quar.)
Hferbiscn-Walker
6-15
5-22
vestment
.
".Hamilton
1
5-15
8
6-10
(quar.)——
Automotive Fibres, Inc.
(quar.).;—
Biscuit Co., common
(quar.)„_—
National
4-20
6-
Serrick
1
6-
>/2c
$1
preferred
Canada
$$1.25
—
—
stock
or
Aluminate
National
National
(quar.)
4.64%
lHackensack
Flajoca
5-
25c
Amer.—
Sentinel
5-15
—
Corp
Chattanooga &
Acme
(extra)
National
6-
15C
(quar.)
Power,
Folden
1
$1
(quar.)
Coal
Corp.
Gulf
5%
5-
75c '
5-15
1
holder.
5-15
50c
6-15
1
6-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
cash
In
Payable
Nashville,
1
1
6-
Corp.
Corp.
Shares
Mutual
6-15
$1
Gulf
•
9
■
preferred
6%
6-
7-15
$20c
i
of
Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)-—;
4%% preferred (quar.)—_——
Finance
6-15
7-
6-15
*65c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Roebuck
Selected
$1.50
5%
Mfg.
(G.
Sears
6-30
6-
37Vic
Paper Co
Royalty Corp.
5-15
37 Vic
25c
..
Co.
Croix
4-27
Co.,
&
(Henry)
Morgan
Wheel
25c
West
(quar.)
Motor
6-15
25c
Co.
Mills
McCormack Lines Inc. (quar.)
Motor
1
Co
Co.
Monarch
of
Sagamore
50c
6-30
(quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A
Ruppert (Jacob), 4Vi%
preferred
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.)
1
Mills,
5-15
1
Common
4%
1
7-
Extra
Gulf
6-
37Vic
—
Mfg.
:
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
7%
5-15
7-
Gray
Great
1
200%
____
(quar.)
common
(quar.)___
W.)
Graniteville
6-
55c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Mfg.
6-15
59 % C
__j*
Ltd.
1
55C
(quar.)_
preferred
Gorham
9
7-
$1.25
(reduced)
Inc.,
8
55c
(quar.)_
Mines,
(stock
Corp.
Goodall-Sanford,
56-
Carpet
1
37l/2c
Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Louisville—
Common (quar.)
25c
(quar.)_.
Inc
preferred
5%
Mohawk
Moore
common
(quar.)_
preferred
Yellowknife Gold
1
35c
convertible
Gilbert
1
6-30
50c
—
4.75%
6-
5-
Ohio—
(quar.)_
4.40%
5-15
4
6-15
5C
& Co.,
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
6-15
______
56-
;
Rockwood
Searle
6-10
50c
"s
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Class A preference
(quar.)
St.
5-15
25c
(quar.)—
Revere Copper & Brass,
Ranch Oil Co
5%
1
50c
Rice
$1.15
(quar.)
Utilities Co., common (quar.)
5-22
& Co., Ltd., 4% pfd.
(s-a)_
Washington Ins. Co. (R. I.) —
preferred
$1.25
pfd.
Mississippi Power, 4.60%
1
6-5
6-
$1
(quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)
;
Reading Co.> 4% non-cum. 1st pfd. (quar.)
Remington Rand, Inc., common (quar.)
4-16
5-
6-15
I
\
$1
preferred
4-16
50c
and
;
3.35%
7-15
$2.50
________
6-22
75C
common
A
preferred
Sabine
(quar.)____
Co
6-
35c
America
convertible
Resources
1
•
(quar.)____
5.40%
Rockwell
5-28
5-28
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
Public Service
$4.50
5-
4-24
7-15"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wine Co._
Corp.,
5-11
7-15
Insurance
6-
25c
(quar.)l__
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5
preferred
(quar.)
'
Life
5-
preferred
General
Mutual
6-15
84 %c
$2
'
*
6-12 £
6-15 v
Brothers
6-
__
Development
of
Providence,
6-15
for
March
.—
$1
share
additional
(One
5-15
—
General Mills, 3%% preferred (quar.)
General Portland Cement Co.
(quar.).;
Co.
River
Price
6
5-29
5-29
6-12
Pa.)—
B ..(quar.)—
V Extra
5-
'
40c
•
in
5- 6
•
$1.50
1
75c
class
Co.,
Powell
5-15
5-31
75c
Gas
Utilities
Surety Co
pniiVi
•
&
5%
75c
5c
(quar.)
(Butler,
$1.50
Inc.,
Co.
Potash
6-19
1
1
(quar.)—_
1/2 c
Tool
Class
5-15
(quar.)
Corp.
"
Valley
20c
25c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Poor
5-15
6-15
6-
37 Vic
Corp.,
$1.50
Plomb
'
*
Funsten
Pleasant
6
$5c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
dividend
5-15
1
■t
(quar.)
preferred
Prestole
Extra
Stock
5-20
1
Co.
50c
Michigan
1
______________—______
$4
.
profits on partic. pref. and ord. shares)
8-
6-12
I
three-quarters.
Pillsbury Mills,
5-15
1•'
\
10c
5-
6-12
Extra
4-22
1
5-
5-
•
Paper, 5% preferred (quar.)_______
Disintegrating;'common (quar.)——
pfd,; (Payment covers end of fiscal
.'If—year. Payments to be made in Feb.,
"
May, Aug. and Nov.)
—~
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse
(quar.)___
Mexican Eagle Oil Co., Ltd.—
(32 Mexican cents pfer share out of 1952
6-
._
—__—
5-28
10c
Common
4'/2%
25c
.
(quar.)
A
5-28
J2c
,
4-21
5-
$1
.
1
75c
(quar.)
Metals
5-15
1
5- 8
25c
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation
Quarterly '—
Phillips Petroleum Co.
(quar.)
Phoenix Glass Co., common
5
$1.25
$1
5-
5-15
(quar.)
Dairy Products Co. "(quar.)
'
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)_
$1 preferred
(quar.)
"_L
5
$37 Vic
Quarterly
25c
___.
(quar.)
AA < (quar.)
.
Class
Co
50c
(quar.)_
common
5-15
Ltd.—
Philadelphia
8
'
Fruehauf
8%c
20c
Corp.
Pfaudler
5-11
5-
other
Perolite
5-11
6-
5-29
••
$1
l-for-1
Assurance
Fire
Merchants
(quar.)
(quar.)
pays
Pepperell Mfg. Co.
Peter
Paul,
Inc.
8
5-
$37 Vic
common
preferred
—
(quar.)
Issue
in
; "
Publishing Co
& Engineering
Corp.,
C.)
Dredging,
Corp.
preferred
Above
5-20
5-20
:
class A
Machine
4JA%
4-25
(K.
Corp._
Light & Coke
4Vu %
1
$25c
Inc.
Co.
1
Cement
Common
2
5-20
Mersey
<•
,
6-
-
Ltd.
Co.,
'
_______——___
Telephone
-—
Conveyor
McNeil
Dredge & Dock Co.—
Peoples
25c
common
Co.
Harris
Massey
McGraw-Hill
Connell
6-10
5c
5%
5-29
&
1
(quar.)^
1
5-
(quar.)_
2Vic
7-
Mines, Ltd
6-
5-15
10c
40c preferred
;
Gas
Penn-Dixie
.
5-25
Quarterly
Extra
5-15
5c
.
Co.
1
Products
Peoples
'
Corp.—
common
5-19
6-
Gold
Metal
10c
(quar.)
Shirt
1
Fitz-Simons
Peninsular
5-11
&
Corp.,
5-29
30c
Services,' Ltd.—
preferred
!
Grinding Wheel
prior
7-10
(quar.)
common
Gold
5-16
25c
(quar.)__
4-20
'
12%c
1
$5c
a
5-15
1
15c
Peninsular
5-25
5
ioc
40c
—■
4-24
Peerless Laundry
4-23
•5-
4-30
1
Corp.
1
(quar,)_____
'
preferred
(quar.)
Marmon-Herrington Co.,
6-
1
6-15
5-
7
_:
—
Cement
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6-
$1
—
(quar.)______—
5
5-
20c '
Co.,
Lake
6-10
(quar.);
Mogul Corp.
5-
4-39
5-25
6-
(quar.)
Special
stocks
Co.
Red
5
5-18
$1
approved
common
Macwhyte
6-
1
Petroleum
Stockholders
1
Peerless
8-
preferred (quar.),
Light, $6 preferred™.
,
Metal Products
(quar.)—
M. Woodworking Co._i___—n___
u
Lyon
7-
____
Parchment Paper
Interim
5
5-21
1
6-
preferred
preference
Consolidated
6-
2nd
Power
6-
5-
5-
Inc.
participating
Paterson
4-20
1
Drugs,
10c
Inc.,
6-15
6-10
10c
Co.,
i5c
Hotel,
non-cum.
Louisiana
4
&
6-
'»'
.
5-
.
25c
—
50c
Federal
5-15
C.)
35c
B
$L06y«
$1.02Vi
$1.37Vi
$1.34
$1*00(4
; .$1.10
1
(quar.)__
G.)
1
4
(quar.)
Co.
50c
Macmillan
5-29
6-
35c
(S.
7%
.
(R.
7-
5-
75c
4%
Corp.
$1.18%
5-
•'
5-15
(quar.)
5-15
6-12
1
$1.25
Ltd.
Groceterias
Class
$1.06(4
pfd...(quar.)__
(quar.)—^
(quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred
$4.25
35c
,
6-
(quar.)___
1
,
Parkview
preferred (quar,)
Lionel Corp. (quar.)
M.
6
5-15
Maine—
MacGregor Sports Products, Inc.,- (s-a)
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines, Ltd.___
5-15
1
$4
5-29
.
.
quar.)
Gas,
-
6-
25C
of
5-21
50c
" 5-25
SZVic %
6-12
Parker
Sheraton
Pato
Co.
Tourneau
4-24
Extra
1
•
6-15
44c
6-
-50c
-
-
"
1
(Greens¬
6-
'
25c
—
(quar.)——
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
preferred
' 6-10
3i y«c
-
Stores, Inc.—
%(increased
Lane-Wells
8
1
7-
;
Inc.
Lord
-5-8
Park
30c
5-15
5-15
,
(John),
Bryant,
5-15
,25c
50c
17 Vic
Utilities Associates
Brothers
-
5-
Mfg. Co. (quar.)___
Edgewater Steel Co.: (quarj
Common
1
1
6-15
$1.25
Champagne
!
Lockwood-Dutchess
5-15
Eaton
Edison
66-
&
Wines
6-1
10c
(quar.)
i—___
Corp.
Eastern
1
—
Paragon Electric
1
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Mines,
Loblaw
__
5-28
7-
7-
common
1
ioc
Oil,
6-26
35c
(quar.)
Extra
Le
7-2
&
preferred
5-
Corp.
Kysor Heater Co.
'
•
'
(quar.)
common
60c
Ltd.—
Co:, common.—__—
convertible
preferred
(quar.)___
Duriron
-
Western
Palace
(quar.)
Wire Co. (quar.)
Creamery,
,
Pacific
1st preferred
Keystone
•
6-15
5-18
75c
Knudson
5-15
25c
40c
5-14
6-10
Corp.—
common
1
Co
6-15
(quar.)
5-15
•
(initial)___
Co.
Co.,
A
6- 4
-
Drackett
Driver-Harris
7- 1
$17ViC
preference
4%
5.60%
___—_—-
(quar.)
Donohue Brothers,
Ltd, (quar.)
Dover
Industries
(quar.)
:
6-5
3%%
6-5
.___.—____
(quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical,
common-
7-1
4
1
preference
New
Class
6-
$3
1
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Utilities Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
*
Keyes Fibre
$1.14
25c
2
(quar.)
6-24
B_—_—
(Interim)':
-
5-8
5-18
I
(s-a)
2
I.
Co.
5-15
6-
$1.25
pfd.
7-
20c
Steel
1
6-10
Clay Products (stock dividend)—
82 Vic
Insurance
6-
t$1.75
Co.—
6-
$40c
A
(quar.)
A
Street Ry,
& Mfg.
4
5-15
5-15
,
7-
\
(increased)
6-
common.
Ltd; (quar.)
Scottish rlnvestments,
Dominion
5-19
5-15
$37Vic
25c
class
preferred
2
_
Dome Mines,
;
5%
6-
15c
i•20c
(quar.)
class A
Investment
Lile
25c
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Gas &-Electric (quar.)_____—^
7%
-
—
__
Door
Ltd.
Leather,
C.)
Laughlin
Outboard Marine
Bluffs
5-
1
1
25c
5-13
1
Council
5-11
6-
pfd.
Omaha
5-LI
..
6-
Three additional shares for each share held
Pacific Fire-insurance
(N. Y.)
(quar.)____
(quar.)__
Co., com.
Jones Estate Corp. (quar.)
Kansas City Stock Yards
6-15
5-29
75c
$1.75
(quar.).*
Utilities
preferred
50c
4c
-
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright
•
&
$$2
>
■
___
prior pfd.
Publishing Co., $4
Dahlstrom
1
N.
Jones
6-
35c
22 Vic
$1.31 y*
7%
5%
preferred
(accum.)
Onondaga Pottery Co.
Orange County Telephone, 6%
&
S
5- 8
Co.
Ltd.,
4-20
1
$1,
(quar.)_______
boro
6- 1
5-
'
5-
5-25
$1.12'/2
a
5-19
1
$1.10
preferred
6- 1
Ohio
I
5-25
(s-a)
common
(quar.)
Pharmacal
5-
45c
(quar.)__
Edison, 4.56% preferred (quar.)
State Life Insurance (quar.)—
Ohio
7
Insurance
5-19
1
6-1
6-
V
(quar.)_
Standard
6-
4
5-
•
Life
Service,
(quar.)
preferred
Norwich
Pacific
(quar.)_
Jefferson
.
Public
5-29
5-15
52V2c
$1
Ltd.,
$1.76
5-20
,
20c
75c
'
preferred
Kentucky
(quar.)
A
Southern
5-21
7c
$30c
■
.
Co
Light Co., common
(quar.)
preferied
6-10
6-10
6-10
25c
93%c
Coal Co., Ltd
&
National
preferred
5-29
6-20
(quar.)
common
$$1.12 »/2
Industries
(quar.)
Silver
4%%
5-
1
3c
4%%
Inc.—
class
Co.,
Pass
*
Iowa
Metal
1
6-
$37 Vic
.
preferred
6-10
(quar.)
Finance
Crow's
Co.,
;
" '
Power
15c
Mfg., 5% preferred (s-a)
3% %; preferred (quar.)__
Crampton
5
!
.____
preferred
50c
62Vic
75c
Copperweld Steel Co., common (quar.)
;
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred :(quar.)—
Counselor's Investment Fund, Inc.
Crane
6'
4V2%
5-22
(quar.)
Quarterly
60c
93%c
$1.06'/4
15c
(quar.)
6-
8
Co.
5- 8
6- 1
Northwestern
5-11
7-
(quar.)
International Business Machines Corp.—
4-22
-
Steel
Northwestern
5-15
$40c
.___
9c
tlOc
56V4»c
Y.).
common
Ltd., .class. A
Co.,
5-15
$3
(N.
Co.
Copper
5-15
'
Inland
iquar.)„___
preferred" (quar.)
Continental
"
5-15
preferred
$4.25
1
Gasoline
5-15
8%
,
1
-
1
1
6-20
$1.50
.
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
(final)
6-
-
6-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
37V2c
(quar.)
Bancorporation,
(quar.)
6-
37 Vic
(quar.)
When
47
34%c
Lumber
preferred
6-10
'
-6-
-
Redwood
5'A%
1
(quar.)
receipts
4.20%
pfd.
preferred -(quar.)
57c
Industries—
deposit
Northwest
5-15
5y2%
,
32c
Oil, Ltd, (s-a)
Imperial Varnish & Color Co., Ltd., com
$1.50 conv. partic. preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water, class A (quar.)
6-10
(quar.)___
Co.,
$3.75
•American
5-11
1
6-
31 %c
(quar.)____,
preferred
Chemical
Northern
1
Per
i
Share
North American Investmeqt, 6%
1
6-20
5-12
6-10
$$1
&
conv.
Inglewood
Ltd.—.
Co.,
Edison
Can
6%
Imperial
...
Name of Company
6-30
31 Vic
1
6-
6-
$1.25
Imperial
»•
Hydraulic
6-12
$1.12 Vi
Refining Co. (quar.)
Press Mlg. Co.—'
4-20
—__
(quar.)
^preferred B
Oil
5-1
—
;
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
.
(N.-.Y.), 5%
preferred A
5.12%
■
-50c
Inc
Power
Consolidated
Continental
5%
;
Humble
5c
(quar.)
Share
,.
pfd. * (quar.)__
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)______
5-11
6-15
-26c
..25c
—
Co.
National
.
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Hardart
5-11
5-26
5-29
5-15
5-25
6-10
12 Vic
..50c
-
——
" '
..
common
preferred
Horn &
6-10
-5-1
preferred (quar.).
__
$1
Clark
Equipment Co., common—___.
.
75c
5,%
preferred
(quar.)
:
s—
. $1.25
Clearing Machine Corp.-..
.•
20c
Clorox Chemical Co.
(quar.)
—.——62 Vic
4%
;
4Va %
6-9
Company
Co.,
When
Per
.
Name of
Payable of Rec.
37Vic
$1.12 Vi
Chicago Corp., $3 preferied (quar.)_
75c
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.
(quar.)—-™™-- .
12Vic
Chiksan
Co,
(quar.
25c
(quar.)_
Champion Paper & Fibre-Co., com.
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
.
(1943)
5c
50c
$40c
$$1.25
(quar.)
A
25c
——1—
5-14
5-28
5-14
6-
1
5-15
7-15
6-25
7-15
6-25
6-
1
1
5-12
5-12
25c
6-
20c
5-28
5-
40c
5-15
'5-
1
75c
6-10
5-
8
5c
5-22
5-
8
Thompson Electric Weldef'(quar.)—1
"
25c
Thrifty Drug Stores Co. (quar.)—" HVic
Tide Water Associated Oil Co. (quar.)
25c
2
4-23
5-31
5- 8
Class
B
—
Inc.
Tampax,
(quar.)
Tennessee Products & Chemical Corp,
Texas
Company
Texas
Fund.
Inc.
Class
Iron
A
(quar.)
,
(quar.)™;—
(from
Investment
Works Ltd.,
(quar.)
fTownsend Co. (quar.)—
Toronto
*
—
com.
income)
(quar.)
1
,
,
.
$20c
*20c
40c
6-
8
6-
1
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
5-22
5-11
5-
5
48
(1944)
The
When
Per
Name of Company
Universal
Trinity
Common
Tudor
Lumber
Union
i
Greenbush
Oil
$3.75
Co
Co.
Tank
A
Brick
United
Cities
United
Common
7%
4(4%
U.
S.
Realty,
$7
Conditioning
Envelope Co.
Steel
Steel
Universal
Vinco
Co.
5-20
5-12
5-15
Co., common (quar.)
4!4 %
preferred (quar.).
Beryllium Corp. (stock dividend)
5-28
5-18
Best
5- 1
6-10
4-15
5-13
Birtman
pfd.
Mfg.,
preferred
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Wesson
Wire
Bondstock
5-14
30c
Oil
&
Hose
Falls Co,
Ltd......
*25c
(quar.)..
com.
50c
95c
6-1
25c
(qaur.)__ *$1.12%
pfd.
4-30
5-11
Class
6-10
6- 1
-.5-15
—_
pfd.
7-
1
6-10
25c
...
5-18
5-
6-
1
Bush
5
4-30
lc
5-15
5-
75c
6-15
6-30
6-12
California
•
Per
M.
I,
Share
r
Inc
Ball
Bearing Co., com. (quar.)
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)________
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
1
(quar.)
.
4.50%
preferred
Airfleets,
Inc.
&
(quar.)
preferred
Alabama Power,
25c
6-15
6-
1
tiOc
6-
1
1
4-30
35c
6-
5
5
6-
5-22
5-18
5-18
5-
8
(s-a)
$2.50
1
9-1S
$1.05
(quar.)
107-
1
$1.15
7-
1
(s-a)_
$3
7-
1
6-20
25c
6-
1
5-15
C.)
(initial)—
Airlines,
Inc.,
40c
(quar.)
_
Business
Quarterly
6-10
4-30
5-15
5-15
7-
1
6-10
6-
1
5-
6
5-20
5-
5
Electric
from
Can
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
35C
6-12
6-
3%c
5-20
4-24
35c
5-15
4-23
50c
6-15
6-
5
1
1
investment
income
(quar.)
American Chain & Cable Co.
American Furniture
(quar.)
HI
(quar.)
5c
American
Home Products
Corp. (monthly)Z
American Hospital
Supply Corp. (quar.)
American Metal Co., Ltd.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
American News Co.
(by-monthly)
American Paper Goods Co.—
5-15
5-
15c
6-
1
5-14
30c
6-19
5-15
7%
preferred
7%
preferred
7%
preferred
American
(quar,)
!
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Radiator
Common
$1.75
&
Standard
Common
Smelting & Refining
Steel
American
Water
A
9-
1
$1.75
12-15
12-
1
2V>%
25c
dividend
5-15
5-25
5-15
5"
7- 3
6-28
com.
preferred
$3
!!!—!!:
20c
10c
i—
Coast Line
5- 8
9
5-11
6-22
6-30
6-22
6-
1
4-30
6-
1
4-30
1
5-
6-
1
5- 4
6-
1
5-
4
6-1
5-
4
6-
6-
8
7-15
4
5-
8
7-
2
7-15
7-
2
7-31
7-10
6-
1
5-
8
6-
1
5-
8
6-
1
5-
8
6-10
6-
1
£ ei
_
4qc
Fe
Ry
Co
-
Co.
1
6-
$1311/1
(quar.)
Santa
6-
40c
(quar.).
Corp. (quar.)
&
75c
10%
(quar.)
preferred
Topeka
1
6-30
(quar.)
_!_!!!!!!
Quarterly
Atlantic
5-12
25c
Extra
Associated Dry Goods,
Atchison,
6-
6-15
30c
Corp.
Associated Spring
4-30
5-29
±15
(quar.)..
Aro Equipment
Corp. (quar!)
1st
5-21
3
$2.25
7
(quar.)
2nd
5-25
75c
(quar )
Works
Corp., Ltd., common....
115c
4V2% convertible preference
(quar.)
i$i 12%
Arizona Fublic
Service, common—I-!!!!
22%c
SI.10 preferred
(quar.)
27%p
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
62Voc
$2.36 preferred
(quar.)
6%
6-
1
5
—
(Conn.)
1
4-24
6-12
5-15
6-
"*
~
At5TprrfearredL'("tafR' C°-
6-12
Gold Mines. Ltd.
Ayreshire collieries Corp.
5-11
4-24
6-
5-
Aimor
Baker-Raulang
Co.
(stock
""
(quar.)!!!:::
dividend)
Balanced Mutual Fund of
Canada,
Baltimore Transit Co., $2.50
pfd.
05c
5%
Lttac
(initial).
62^c
1
6-26
5-29
8
5-29
8
5-29
7-
1
6-24
5-
1
Continental
6-
1
5-
4
Continental-Diamond
Canadian
Car
Convertible
&
class
Cook
6-
1
5-
4
7-29
8
7-
8
10-29
10-
8
10-29
10-
6-10
5-15
31c
5-15
5-
37j/2C
'
15c
5-11
6-
4
Coty,
5-
4
Crossett
4-30
Crown
5-
1
Crum
5
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
Cuneo
5-15
4-30
A
5-15
4-30
32'/2C
5-15
4-30
7-
1
6-15
50c
(quar.)
6-
8
5-15
t32y2c
6-20
B
B
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
*50C
!_
t50c
"(quar!)"
*$1.25
6-15
6-15
6-
1
5-15
5-
*$1.25
7-
2
6-
1
*20c
6-
1
5-15
*20c
5-22
5-
5
*25c
5-22
5-
5
(resumed)
5c
6-
1
Canada
!!
Illinois
5-22
1
6-
1
5-15
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
6-12
37%C
5-15
8
6-12
$1.75
Stock
Central
Central
Service,
South
West
Vermont
Aircraft
Public
Co.
(N.
Bank
preferred
_!_!
(stock
Y.)
6-30
7-
2
6-
1
30c
Co.
6-10
5-20
6-30
6-18
6-30
6-18
$1.31 y4
6-30
6-18
6
5-
1
6-
1
5-15
&
Texas
4-30
6-30
50c
5-15
5-
5
7-16
7-
1
50c
10-16
10-
50c
12-16
12-
1
5-
8
50c
5-28
5-15
5-20
5-
4-15
4
Paclflo
$1.25
11.25
;
$1
6-
1
5-15
9-
1
8-15
8
6-
1
6-15
6-
5
100%
(quar.).!—
6-
50c
25c
~
5-15
5-
4
36C
$1.50
;
65C
!„!
(quar.)
$1.12%
5-14
5-20
6-15
6-
7-
1
6-20
5-.15
4-20
5
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Equipment,
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5-
Colonial
Stone
5
1
5-
8
1
5-
8
8
5-25
(resumed)—
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
6-15
5-29
5-
8
6-24
6-
4
9-24
9-
4
50c
12-24
12-
4
5-15
4-27
6-
5-15
25c
30c
•
5-
8
8-15
8-
8
11-16
11-
5
5-15
3-28
5-15
3-28
5-
6-25
6-ia
6-
1
5-15
10c
6-
1
5-15
25c
Co.,
Ltd. (quar.)
Industries.—
$1.25
t40c
U. S.
Daniel
Kodak
Pasov Natural
sharfe
of
for
Electric*Hose
&
6-
1
5-21
7-
1
5-15
vt
50c
7-
6-19
6-10
6-10
40c
6-10
5-20,
$1.12 y2
7-
1
61-0
31 'Ac
6-
1
5-21
31V4C
9-
1
12-
1
3%
$4
5C
5-
6
4-22
5-14
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5.
5-29
5-
6-15
1,
5-16;
6-12
5-29
5-11
4-22
dividend)—
Natural
Gas
com.
held)——
dividend).
(quar.)-
5%
____!_!
(quar.)
5-13,
6-18
5-28
25c
6-
5-
5
1
5-12.
25C
5-15
4-15,
$1.25
quar.).
!
5-21
15c
(initial
5-20
30c
5-29
5-14
6-30
6-15
25c
12y2C
6-
1
32 %c
6-
1
5-
1
6-1
5-
1,
$1.12%
5-15
Corp.—
Common
(increased
Railroad Co.—
quar.)
15c
preferred
(quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
$5
preferred
5-11
$i.25
&
Co.
Engine & Airplane
1
8-13
12-
1
11-13
12 %c
Corp.————!
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15'
50c
6-
1
5-
8
20c
5-22
5-
6
6-11
A
,
18 j'u c
4c
7-
1
5-
4
4-22
$2.50
7-
1
6-15
$2.50
10-
1
Co.—
^
;___
_-r___—
(quar.)
„
;
fstock dividend)
(quar.)
com.
5-13
$1.12%
4%%- pfd.- (quar.)u
Farringtph Mfg., 5%% preferred
Federal--'SCre^'; Works iquar.)
preferred
9-
$1.25
Co..
FeddersrQuigaa-Corp.,
1
iquar.).—„______
Brewing Corp.,
Y.)
4-27!
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Erlangcr Mills Corp., common (quar.)
4V2%JK^)rior preferred (quar.)
;
conv.
4-27,
5-20
$2
(quar.)
5%
8-21.
11-21
+25c
A
FarmeE<5-t& Traders Life Insurance
5-19
5-25
7-
5%
Empire District Eectric Co;, 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
-_
Equitable; Credit Corp., 50c preferred.
!
Equitable Gas Co., common
(N.
5-25
5-25,
$1.50
dividend)
com.
1
$1.75
!
Emsco-MJg.
Fairbanks^ Morse
V
25c
Elgin N&tionai Watch Co. (quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
6-
35c
_
(accum.)
(stock
(stock
Erie Forge & Steel
4-29
71 %c
shares
new
5-20
2'/2c
!
Rubber
EmharfevxMfg. Co.,
5-15
6-17
: ioc
dividend)..
Western
Electric-Auto-Lite
5-19
5-29
6-30
75c
„!""
-
(stock
45
6-15
25c
(quar.)"!!
common
Gas
each
4-30
25c
(s-a)____
Co.
5-15
f 15c
_
(quar.).
Co.
4-30
4-3(T
31 Vic
A.,
Farme^„Brothers
1
4-30
5-15
5-15
!
1
6-16
5-22
1
*20c
■__
8
4-21
5-15
$1.75
5-
6-
5-
1
t30c
(s-a)_
(quaf.)__l
6-
6-30
5-15
6-
f40c
6-16
5-15
4-2T
40c
+
6-12
87%c
4
25c
(quar.)..".
Electric
Syracuse
5
25c
!
6-
1
5-18
12-4
15c
r.
Paper Co., Ltd.,- class
Eddy Paper Corp;
1
7-
5-15
4-14
6-
50c
:
Eddy
Fairehild
3
50c
(quar.j—__
A
States Corp.,
$7 pfd.*
p|feferred B (accum.)
Falstaff
6-
12-15
50c
class
5-15
6-15
75c
!
!
Eastern
5-16
5-18
4-14
5-18
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
5% prefered (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp. (stock
6-16
3
3
75c
preferred
1
6-
5-15
6-
5%
(s-a)
Bradstreet, Inc., com. (quar.)
%-f.preferred (quar.)
—_!!—!
DuriroTF Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)__:
-
1
1
30c
!__
!_!
Dun
4.50%
1
9-15
—
stock
5-
6-15
1
25c
preferred
(One
6-15
9-15
1
_!
2
Inc.
Drewry's, Ltd.,
Eastman
2
5-15
5%
Dravo *Corp., common
•4%
preference
(quar.)
&
7-
9-29
7-
~! "
(quarj
Co.
preferred
5%
1
40c
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominquez Oil Fields Co. (monthly)
Monthly '
;
L_j*
Douglas Aircraft Co. (quar.)
Douglas Oil Co. of California (quar.)
Dow Drag
Co., common.—
1
7%
7-
10-
Dominion.
Erie
4-22
6-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
Bridge
Extrfc
$6
5-12
5-15
$1.12%
Dominion. Engineering Works Ltd.
Early
4-30
7-15
87 %c
(quar.)...
«preferred
5%
5-15
6-12
*50c
Mfg. Corp. (quarj
!
Dominions & Anglo Investment
Corp., Ltd.—
Dominion
1
1
10-31
:::~:
Dominion
5-
8-
8-15
11-15
25c
i,
Houses
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Cup
6-
$25c
(quar.)
dividend
Corp.
7-
40c
Co.
1
tl2%c
5-11
$1.75
(quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
IOC
50c
!_
Collins & Aikman Corp
5-15
6+
6-
$1.12%
(quar.)—!
(quar.)—
5-
6-
1
6-
25c
Ltd.
5-
$1.75
(quar.)
10c
-
(monthly)
4-30
7-
25c
!_!
1
1
$5
87 %C
iquar.)
5-
6-
$2
(quar.)
1
50c
(initial)
1
(quar.).
Dodge
4-17
Illuminating Co.—
convertible
&
1
5-
7-15
(quar.)
Corp. new common (initial)
Clinton Poods, Inc., common
(monthly)
Sand
6-
5-15
100%
com.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
betterment
preferred
4-30
6-15
6
5-15
!
Clevite
Co.
5-15
5-
30c
common
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
4% guaranteed (quar.)
Farm
4-30
1
50c
!
(quar.)
Foil
5-29
20%
::
!!.
Co.,
4.80% convertible preference
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry, (s-a)
preferred
6-
15c
dividend)!
1
6-
*17 %C
4 V2
50c
Clark Controller Co., common
Stock
dividend
Cleveland Electric
5-15
$1
(quar.)
1
6-
(quar.)
Extra
6-19
$1.25
"
5-15
1
7-10
21c
City Auto Stamping
$3.50
4-20
:
5-15
1
9
5-11
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
5%
7-13
Co.—
preferred
Dobbs
2
6-
7-15
50c
common
B
4-15
6-15
25c
__
;
preferred
Class
1
6-12
50c
5%
El
Cincinnati, New Orleans
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Cochran
5-
25c
A
Cockshutt
4-20
$1.12%
,
4%%
9
5%
;
A
Common
5-
Corp.—
(quar.)
Chile Copper
Co
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Stock
dividend
7%
11-14.
75C
...
Class A
$4.50
11-30
8-15
$1.23
of Virginia
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
Service
8-31
*25c
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp.
Common
*25c
(quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone,
Cities
5-14
Service
Co.
class
8-15
11-14
5-30
(s-a)
Chapman Valve Mfg.
Class
8-31
25c
Corp.
Chase
National
5-14
11-30
;
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.
Cessna
5-30
*25c
50c
com.
dividend
&
*12%c
$1.05
4%
preferred (quar.)...
4.92% preferred (quar.)__
5V4%
preferred (quar.)
Central Louisiana
Electric Co.—
5 %
5-15
45c
~
6-10
6-
*$2.50
Public
preferred
5%
Dixie
35c
A
6-
7-
1
*$1.20
~!
Sugar—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc., 3%% preferred
debenture
4-30
5-15
4-24
16 %c
Denver/Tramway; 1st preferred
^ 1st preferred (s-a)
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
Di
5-20
9
20c
dividend—
Stock
Divco
5-
1
5-
*35c
(quar.)"
(quar.)
Lines
(quar.)
Au\
Class
6-29
5-20
6-
$1.13
Inc.
Stock
4-30
40c
_
(quar.)_—_•
5
Ltd.—^^IZZZZZZZ"
8%
Voting'common
7-15
Investments, Ltd.
preferred
5
15c
Seal,
DennisQjjr: Mfg.
5-15
*i2y2C
5%
Delta
4-16
(s-a)
5
6-
(quar.)—.
Class^A (quar.)
Class3. (quar.)
Class.JK (quar.)
4-15
5-15
Co., common
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Celtic Knitting Co., Ltd
6-
1
American
Daystroiti,
4
1
7-
75c
_::::
Ltd.__I_" !~
Mills,
&
Press,
5-
7-
_
(quar.)
Clothing, 4'/2% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co
Curtiss-yyright Corp.—
$8
Caterpillar Tractor
5-20
(quar.)
_4y2%
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
55C
$1.12%
preferred
1
!„
!
ZZZZZ
(quarj
4-30
5c
Curtis
1
1
(quar.)_
5-29
preferred
5-15
5-
6-
!
Co.
Co.
Forster,
7%
T
*12%C
5%
preference
Central Foundry,
Cuban
5-20
tioc
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
*37%c
50c
A
com.
Curlee
_
Class B
Cork
class
Ltd.!
;
Lumber
&
75c *
(quar.)__
1
5-
*$1.25
Ltd.,
Realty
Imperial
Inc.
4-30
(s-a)
7%
preferred (quar.)_______
Catelli Food Products
Ltd., class A
5-
1
5-15
(quar.)
Cosmos
33'/2c
_
;
5-15
1
6-
*35c
Distillery,
Cosmopolitan
Monthly
Monthly
5-
1
5-15
6-
1
33c
|
Co., common
(quar.)^
preferred
preferred
4-27
1
6-
8
5%
5-15
Cos., Ltd. (quar.)..
I—
i2y2c
Refractories, Ltd.—
4% % preferred (quar.)
*$1.12%
Canadian Utilities
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)_
*$1.24
Capital Estates, Inc.
55C
A
Varnish
Corrugated Paper Box,
33y8C
(quar.)
(quar.)..
1
6-
5-25
Class B
7-29
&
$3 prior
Corby (H.)
7-
Oil
Co,
6-
45c
.
(quar.)
(Toronto) (s-a)
Paint
20c
(quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co., common
Corp.
Case (J. I.)
Co., common (quar.)
6-15
31 %c
4
*50c
Carrier
6-15
1
* 10c
(quarj!„!!
Co.
5-
Canadian
Carborundum
Steel
Fibre
1
*$1.25
Canadian Marconi Co.
Canadian
1
$12c
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)...
A
4-15
7-
*50c
Continental Gin Co. 4%%
preferred
Continental Life Insurance
37'/2c
common
5-15
8
$1
4
15c
Ltd
1
5-15
(resumed)
Industries—
4
$1.12 %
pfd.
6-
25c
(quar )
com.
5-
t48C
Foundry,
Copper &
7%
1st
5-30
Corp.
5-
E
A
6-
6-30
62 %c
(quar.)____
preferred
27'/2C
D
6-26
*75c-
$1.13
$1
(quar.)—.
preferred
6-10
9-10
12-10
7-
1
(quar.)
com.
6-15
9-15
12-15
10c
1
(quar.)—
I
Vinegars,
*37%c
*37 %c
Inc.—
6-
$1.05
Co.,
t
50c
6-
——
Canada Safeways, Ltd., 5%
5% 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Central
preferred
*50c
Canada Steamship Lines,
5%
preferred (s-a)
5-15
(s-a)
15c
10c
Extra
5-15
1
5-29
Securities!
8IV2C
___
(quar.)
Class
4%
Continental Car-Na-Var
5%
common—
participating class
Participating
Canada Malting Co., Ltd
1
6-
(quar.).——!
Co.
America,
7-
25c
60c
5-
6-
20c
iquar.)
5-15
Concen¬
Canada Cement Co.;
Ltd., $1.30 pref.
Canada Foils, Ltd., common
Class
4.52%
preferred
Container Corp. of
95c
„
4!/2%
Argus
5.25%
6-24
6-
75c
Foundries
Inc. ' (quar.)
Arcade Cotton Mills,
common
6% preferred (s-a)
Stock
1
9-15
25c
Anheuser-Busch,
Armco Steel
6-
5
Co.—
Co., Inc
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred («-*)
Anglo Canadian Telephone Co
Class
6-15
5-21
5-
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
American
1
5-15
Sanitary—
(quar.)
7% preferred
(quar.)__.!_!!!!!!!
American Seal Kap Corp.
(Del.)—
Stock
dividend
_!
American Seating Co. (quar.)
American
6-
2
7-
(quar.)_
&
Gas
Stores,
15c
Mining
Packing Corp.
5-15
9-21
*37%c
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
(quar.)"
Class JB _(s-a)_—
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. (quar!T~
Consumers Glass, Ltd.
(quar.)
_!
Consumers- Power Co., common
(increased
4.50% preferred
(quar.)
*50c
•
25c
7-
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—
Quarterly
Central
• 1.12%
7-15
6% %
pfd.
Camden & Burlington City
Ry.
Class
Shares, Inc.—
net
Co.
1
6%%
Power
preferred
Class
87V2C
—
~~Z'Z
8-
4
/
50c
Barge Line Co
American
6-10
1
f25c
25c
Quarterly
American
1
93H4c
pfd.
common
preferred (quar.)
Automobile Ins. Co. (St. Louis)
American
6-12
5-15
50c
convertible
American
5-
7-
30c
;
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, 4%
American
5-15
30c
Alpha Portland Cement Co.: (quar.).
Aluminum Co, of Americacommon
50C
6-19
5-
U7'/2C
—
(quar.)
5.36%
preferred F (quar.)
5.20% preferred G (quar.)—
6-19
5-15
1
Co...
5.28%
4-30
6-
Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Alliance
r
1
6-17
4-30
5-25
6-
preference
convertible
Canada
Allied Laboratories, Inc.
(quar.)_
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar.)
$3.50
6-
25C
4.20% preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(R.
New
5-25
6-15
RR.
Allegheny & Western Ry. guaranteed
Allen
6-12
$1.12V2
Youngstown
5%
4.50%
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Canton
Payable of Ree.
15c
*27 %c
5(4% preferred (s-a)
Air Reduction Co., Inc.,
Akron
Holiert
15c
&
Common
When
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
5.30%
week, these being given in the
5-13
7-
5-25
J35c
California Water Service Co.—
4.40% preferred C (quar.)
we
1
t25c
preference™
Terminal
California
5-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.).—
(increased)
____
5
4-20
6-
20c
Co
Butler
5-18
5-15
5-15
19c
Brothers, common (quar.>
4V2% preferred (quar.);
Byron Jackson Co.
(quar.)
5-15
6-
10c
Name of Company
Aetna
87V2c
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd.
1
preceding table.
A.
$1
„
5-15
*$ 1.37%
32y2c
(quar.)
_—.
this
10%
(quar.)
Class B
6-16
15c
A
6-15
,
B
Class
5-15
1
*50c
A
10-10
Common
(quar.)
4!/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (s-a)
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Burns & Co., Ltd.—
5-11
25c
(ouar.)
announced
4-15
4%
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends
preferred
Class
—
Below
5-15
Rubber
Sullivan
$5
(quar)
Retail
.
trating Co.
(quar.)
Burlington Mills Corp.,
5-15
6- 1
1
6-
&
Corp.
Natural
1
1
17 %c
™
preferred
Consolidated
(final)
Gas, $3.80
(quar.)..
Taunton
Cigar Corp. (quar.)
Diversified Standard
Ltd.,
$2.50
non-cum.
Consolidated Laundries
9c
&
5-15
!!
I——!
Consolidated
4-15
4
(Toronto)—
Consolidated
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
7
6-
1
40c
"**
:.
4-29
6-15
$1,50
6-30
~__!__!"
6-
registered
Brockton
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-
8c
_!—!!!
5-18
25c
;
2
5-
(quar.)
Association
6-15
J.
Buck
3'/2%
5-
6-20
4-20
5-15
(monthly)
(quar.)
Life
5-15
$1.37%
5-15
Ltd.
British-American Tobacco,
Ordinary bearer (final)
>
5-15
6-30
preferred
common
6-
5-15
„'
Confederation
7-1
Corp.,
11c
6-1
._
6-16
Mills
5-
20c
$1.06%
(quar.)
25c
$1
_.
Cone
Machinery Corp.
25c
(quar.)
Inc
Hill
5-25
Shoe
(quar.)
Corp
common
preferred
Bunker
6-10
Concord Natqral Gas
Corp.—
5y2% "preferred (quar.)
Consolidated
!
Corp.,
Fund,
Hill
4-25
—
(s-a)
Woven
Ordinary
Compo
4-30
year
Co.
Brass
Boston
5-15
5-15
undistrib¬
the
5-15
(initial)
Corn,
C.)
dividend
3% %
1
Inc.—
5-25
Woodward Governor Co.
(quar.)__
Wysong & Miles Co. (quar.)....—
Young Davidson Mines
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)
Radio
Corp.
common
6
25c
this
&
&
Pictures
5-15
20c
(quar.)
;
6-1
(George), Ltd., 4%%
Whitaker Paper Co.
Wickes Corp.
(quar.)
Wilson-Jones Co.
■____
Zenith
5-
be
(quar.)!.::::!:
$4.25 pfd.
(qua~rT
Inc.
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
(s-a)
4%
(Shelby, N.
6-10
...
5%%
5-15
6-
Holderi
5-15
System,
Corp.,
Terminals Co.,
Common (monthly)
5-15
1
75C
common
20c
Breweries,
Ltd.,
1
6-
$1.06y4
25c
...
Weston
H.)
6-
When
Payable of Rec.
for
$10)
Columbia
—
British American
Oil,
preferred B (quar.)
Weston Electric Instrument—
(G.
Electric
5-8
3.80%
common
&
—40c
Corp.,
Columbia
5-11
100%
5-18
75c
Co.
Electric
of
(Sidney)
Boston
Snowdrift Co.—
Canada
5-15
3
$1.06%
;
6- 1
6-1
$1.13
Jersey & Seashore RR.—
Guaranteed (s-a)
Westlnghouse
1
6-
30c
5-8
West
Western
quarter
Stock
5-20
5-21
4-20
4-20
'6-
12'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.).
Aluminum
to
Columbia.:,Gas
IT/2C
6-1
6-1
(quar.)
(guar.)
West Indies Sugar Corp.
Wood
5-1
5-1
first
5-21
changed
5-15
ordinary income earned in the
Borg-Warner
155/«c
$1
—
_
(quar.)
Co.
net
5-31
15C
payment approximates
uted
6-10
5-15
6-30
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
Gas
Mfg. Co. (stock dividend—
Distribution of four additional shares
each. share
held
(par
value
to
$1.18%
Brantford Cordage Co.,
Ltd., class A
Brantford Roofing, Ltd,, class A
preferred
New
6-12
Bohn
25c
(quar.)..—_—.....
Engineering
preferred
Blumental
65c
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum Corp
Wellman
Valley
Ridge Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund,
5-29
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Brothers Tobacco,
6%
4
1
Share
Colt's
50c
Blue
(Northam)
Washburn
*4.
Bloch
5-8
5- 8
5-29
Co.
Per
1
5-
le'AC
4%% pfd.
(Increased)
(quar.)
preferred
5- 8
*25c
_
conv.
Warren
$4
Blackstone
6-
6-
(quar.).
Electric
5- 5
—
$4.50
5-19
5-19
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
(quar.)
Co.
Company
6- 1
6-10
3-20
75c
preferred (quar.)—75c
Warren (S. D.) Co., common (quar.)
25c
$3
&
5- 8
$3
Warren
Gossett
6-15
t75c
___
Monday, May 4, 1953
Name of Company
6-5
Ltd.—
Howell
5-18
$1.75
Co.
common
&
Paper,
Shoe Corp.,
75c
(quar.)
«
Co.
Iron
&
Bell
This
(quar.)
&
(A. S.)
$1.75
Ltd.
5%
Coal
Walker
6-10
6- 1
6- 1
&
(quar.)
Laundries
7-1
Ltd
Canada,
Power
A
...
Holders
$1.25
—
Belding Iieminway Co.
55c
_—
common
Insurance
Corp.,
Virginia
4-20
Corp.—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Raalte
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
United
1
25c
$1.75
43c
$1.06'/4
(quar.)_
com.
uccum.)
U.
7%
5-
r
Class
4.25%
(quar.)
U. S.
Van
(accum.) —
pfd.
Improvement Co.,
preferred
S.
5%
(quar.)
Illuminating
Air
5-14
Beck
$10
10c
(quar.)
——
preferred
United
Baxter
25c
——
pld.
5%
(s-a)
(quar.).
Gas
6- 1
.
Bathurst
Bell
(quar.).—
Tile
&
preferred
United
6-15
6- 1
93%c
Corp.
(s-a)—
——
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
United
8- 5
11- 5
,
When
Payable of Rec.
$80 c
'5-15.
25c
—
(quar.)—_—
Co.
Car
United
(quar.)
8-14
11-16
of California—
preferred
Union
pfd.
25c
$1.75
$1.50
<s-a)__
(accum.) —
.—
'United Aircraft Corp.,
1
Association
RE.
City Fourth Unit, $6 pfd.
Union
Barber-Ellis of
$5
65c
$1.25
V''
,/™—25c
±
5-5
Share
RR.,
25c
...
Common
Troy &
Per
Name, of Company
Bangor & Aroostook
,;™
Common
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
Share
(Texas)—
Co.
Insurance
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
9-15
69c
5-15
5-
l-
37%C
6-13
6-
l.:
5-22
5-7
5-28
5-18
2%
62 %c
-
(1945)
4©
T »""
(J. J.) &
Share
Co., common.
7-10
$1
10-12
10- 1
Stock
Corp.—
dividend
2%
6-26
6- 5
Stock
dividend
2%
9-25
9-
4
12-
4
Cash
dividend
Bank
&
40c
12-18
45c
5-15
4-15
(quar.)
$1.12te
1
5-15
30c
6-10
5-20
International
International
Corp.
(quar.)
Stock
1500 Walnut Street Corp.,
Florida
Power
$3 pfd. (accum.)_
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
4.90%
preferred
4%
preferred
Foote
Mineral
Wallace, class B
Ford Motor Co., Ltd.—
American
&
dep.
receipts
ordinary
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Sulphur
Co.
Co.
Co.
$2
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
Telephone
Wares,
5-
1
(quar.)
to
as
effect
&
4% preferred (quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
Knitting Mills, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Jarvis Corp. iquar.)
6-19
7-10
Johnson
Co.,
for each share
three-for-one
6-10
5-21
Joy
5-15
5-
1
Kaiser
8-15
8-
1
5% preferred (quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
5-15
4-16
4-16
5-15
4-17
8-
1
Kansas
7-15
1
6-15
1
6-
Kawneer
5-15
5-14
Keller
7-
1
6-21
5-30
5-28
5-15
5-
6-
5-
1
50c
5
5-25
4-24
5-25
6-15
6-
7-
6-20
$1.75
1
■
15c
5-15
5-
1
$5
5-15
5-
1
6-15
5-15
$1.25
6-15
5-26
4-28
5-26
4-28
6-15
5-25
5-
(quar.)
Common
.
$5
'.$5
5-20
6-
1
5-15
5-15
4-30
4V2%
(stock
(stock
RR.
200%
„
100%
5-15
5-15
4-30
50c
6-30
6-10
$1.25
6-30
6-10
(quar.)
$1.25
9-14
8-25
$1.25
12-15
11-25
(quar.)
Utilities-
The
Correction:
La
100%
dividend
pre¬
was
incorrect.
The
payment should have
read
25%
Common
Lambert
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine (Canada), Ltd.—
Class
B
the
$50C
Ltd.
Mines,
Cotton
preferred
"Hamilton
Mfg.
Hancock
Oil
6-
1
5- 1
t5c
Co.,
Ltd.,
Co., class A
6-
1
5-
8
135c
common..
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
6-
1
5-
8
8-15
8-
5
$$1.25
i
20c
(quar.)
Class
10c
Stock
Hanna
(M. A.)
(Payable in
Co., class A (quar.)
Class
B
$4.25
preferred
Harris
5'A%
Hart,
&
(A.)
(quar.)
6-30
6-
1
5-15
Haverty
Class
B
Landis
Powder
Co.
Lanett
Hershey
;
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
5%
Co.,
.
pfd.
&
4%
Chocolate
Lansing Stamping
5-15
Laura Secord Candy
6-30
6-10
6-11
6-
1
6-11
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
5-
8
1
5-15
8-
1
7-20
11-
Lees
(James)
5-
Leslie
Salt
Co.
6-12
7-
1
6-15
5
5-15
$2
7-
1
6-15
8%
10-
1
9-15
1-2-54
„
6-30
6-25
$1.50
2nd
12-30
12-24
Mining
6-
9
6-25
6-
9
6-
5
5-11
5-20
4-30
5-29
5-15
Monroe
5-15
Works
Class
6-24
1
6-15
1
7-15
5-11
4-24
7-10
6-26
10-10
12-28
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
4-24
6-15
6-30
6-15
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
5-
5
8-15
8-
5
11-15
6-15
6-
(Edward)
5-20
Liberty
Greenville
5-15
5-
5c
30c
6-15
6-
6-
5-15
1
5
preferred
E.)
Co.
53 tec
National Life
Insurance
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Link-Belt Co.
50c
7-10
6-26
15c
6-
1
5-15
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3 V2 % preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Lindsay
Chemical
Co.
Products
Diable
Co.
(quar.)___
Co.
(quar.)
net
1
5-15
6-
1
5-
6-15
1
5-
6-
1
8-
1
7-24
11-
1
10-24
Casket
13c
from
6- 2
5-2C.
secu¬
Lines
preferred
Dairy
Distillers
&
reduced)—
com.
5-21
5- &
5-15
4-21
!'
.
5- &
35c
6-15
5-26
30c
$1.06
$1.18%
5-25
5-25
5-25
4-2*
4-2©
4-2©
75c
6-10
5-2*
25c
$1.06'/4
6- 1
6-15
5-J1.
5-1S
$12'Ac
$15c
6-1
6-1
5- R
5- t>
5c
5c
8- 1
10-30
7-21
10-2©
6-20
6- 1
(quar.)
Products
Corp.
Products
preferred
Drug
Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
National
5-1
5-21
65c
—
5-15
50c
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
National
5-13
6- 1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
;
Chemical
Co.
of
Canada,
6-23
1
5-1©
6-1*
5-1©
;
43A%
6-
5-28
6-20
25c
Co.
Acme
Limited,
5-15
1
5-
common
convertible
60c
National
preferred
Electric
(quar.)
.—
Welding Machine
(quar.)_
Quarterly
Gas &
Oil Corp
15c
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
Class
Class
$5o
15c
A
A
National
4
7-2
6- 1>
1
8- *
1-2-54
12- 4»
10-
Co.,
6-15
5-2F
6-15
9-15
5-2©
B-2.1
30c
6-11
6- 1.
20c
5-15
5- 1
$1.06y4
5.-15
5- X
37tec
60c
5-15
5- 1
5-15
5- x.
40c
6- 1
5-1©
I" \
V \
r"
7- 1
6- 5>
30c
5- 8
4-2»
6" 1
5-15
15c
6-12
5-2©
$1
$3.50
25c
*8c
6- 1
8- 1
5- 0
7-20
40c
50c
6-10
(quar.)
preferred A
7%
$1.75
62tec
62'Ac
50c
Lead
National Paper &
1
15c
——
Type—
6%
preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
60c
6-
1
5-
35c
6-
1
5-15
National
Rubber
87'Ac
6-
1
5-15
National
Vulcanized
6-10
5-21
Nelman-Marcus
$1.10
9-10
8-20
$1.10
12-10
11-19
$1.10 3-10-54
(quar.)
and
Extra
6-
7-
5-l€?
5- I
5-1©
Fund—
income
City
4-20
5-30
5-30
5-15
5-28
37'Ac
preference
Cylinder Gas, common
preferred
(quar.)
1
5-2f*
6- Sf
5- S
5-1©
$3.50
(s-a)
profits
National
41/4%
6-
6-10
6-30
6- 1
50c
2c
National
4-20
5-26
5-2S'
5-2S.
20C
Investment
1
65c
—
—
(quar.)
convertible
A
from
5-
25c
(quar.)
50c
59%c
40c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5-26
lc
class
5-15
$1
(quar.)
__
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
National
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
preferred
1
C.)—
4-28
6-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(S.
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
30c
(quar.)
7- 2
7- 2
7-2
2
1
,5-6
t$1.75
6-
6-
5-27?
5- l'
1
tS1.75
t25c
6-
5-29
6-
6- 1
1
7%
National
4-30
5-1C11-16
7%
1
6-10
6-
96'Ac
17'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
common
National
5-15
6-15V
6-15
12-15
34%c
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
11- 5
9c
(quar.)
Corp.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lincoln
common
Lumber
Savers
Co.,
pfd.
4%
rity
1
Life
5'A%
„
5- V
12c
50c
(s-a)
6-
Libby McNeil & Libby
Special
$50c
5- I
Mutual
25c
4-17
5-29!
5-23
7- 2
5-11
$2
8
9-lt
6-16
$31'Ac
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
5-15
1
6-16
5-15
7- 2
12-15
5-15
10-
50c
Extra
6-30
6-IS*
75c
f22'Ac
Corp., Ltd.,
Mount
40c
5-11
5-25
Chemical
Mount
5-15
1
40c
40c
5-15
Society,
Mosinee Paper Mills
Extra
6-
5-2£*
1
t50c
43A %
preferred
Morrison-Knudsen
9-28
1-11-54
6-30
7-
15c
Co., Ltd. (quar.):
(Robert), Ltd. (extra)
preferred A (quar.)_
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Morris Paper Mills, common
78-
5- 1
5-15
J50c
S.)
Moore
30c
income__
5- 1.
6-12T
6-15?
15c
5-11
$20c
(quar.)
5- J.
5- 3.
5-15
Ltd
9-24
25C
investment
4-22
5-15
1
2tec
(J.
4'A%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
Insurance
Canada,
Co.—
12-23
40c
1-20
5-11
(quar.)
preferred series C (quar.)
Montgomery & Erie RR. (s-a)
Moody's Investors Service, $3 pfd.
50c
10-20
Life
of
Loan
5c
1
4-3©
40c
$1.37'A
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
1
50c
(quar.)
4-3G
5-15
$3.85
25C
(quar.)
5-15
Semi-annual
15c
(quar.)
5-15
B
Mitchell
15c
(quar.)
5-15
50c
(initial)
com
new
4%
preferred (quar.)
Missouri, Kansas Pipe Line Co., common
15c
(quar.)
6- 1
(monthly)
9-30
15c
(quar.)
6-12
(quar.)
12-30
6-
5-18 4-
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
.—
Co
Glass
Monsanto
6-10
6-12
75c
50c
$2
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co
Corp.
6-15
6-30
5-15
28%c
Co.,
preferred
,6-25
\
6-12
(quar.)
preferred
Mississippi
5-15
5-21
75c
10c
Corp.
(quar.)
Gas
1st
7%
2-1-54
1
Brick
$5.50
4%
6-12
Co._
common
preferred
Minneapolis-Moline Co.,
8
6-
20c
7'Ac
Products,
Piping
5-29
5-
5-15
6-15
6c
Products
Laboratories
6-18
6-15
5-15
5-29
20c
Petroleum
preferred
2
1
6-41
5- 1
5-29
:
Steel
6-26
1
5-15
25c
Food
non-cum.
Midwest
6-
t5c
50c
(quar.)_
Utilities
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
7-
-
50c
Gas
Extra
Midland
12-15
_
.
B
Motor
(quar.)
net
5-2©
6- 4f>
6- €
6-
10c
(quar.)
from
6- 4i
6- ©
6-26
Lexington Trust Fund—
Quarterly
7- 1
7-1
7-1
Mid-Continental
$6C
Co.
5-15
95c
96'Ac
(quar.)
4-30
7- 1
4-11
15c
Lehigh Portland Cement
6- 1
6-15
7- 1
8
IOC
___
Sons
&
5- 1
$1.1834
(quar.)
A
97'Ac
Mickelberry's
$1.25
Shops
5- I
5-15
$1.11'A
4-11
.
15C
Co.
6-lt
6- 1
5-15
$1.08%
Class
$1.50
Ltd
Dye
5-1*
6-30
t50c
37'Ac
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mica Co.
of
Canada, Ltd
Michaels, Stern & Co., Inc., class A
1
6-
Corp.—
Corp.,
(Charles
5-15
5-15
1
25c
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred "B" (quar.)
convertible
Hines
Hires
1
1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
4%% preferred series A (quar.)
Hotels
6-
40c
__
Bleachery
4-3©
5-28
(quar.)
$1.12te
(quar.)
(Mo.)
5-15
4.35%
1
$1.75
25c
(quar.)
Products
convertible
Hilton
6-
25c
Machine
Quarterly
Co.
5-30
25c
Ltd.
Mines
$1.12 te
$1.37 »A
:
Marx
Furniture
Steel
5-13
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
(quar.)
A
Class
6-
$1.37'A
(quar.)
Bakeries,
Hercules
6%
(quar.)
&
Hercules
1
6-10
$1.12 te
(quar.)
—
6-
*1.37%
(quar.)__
6-
25c
Schaffner
Hathaway
pfd.
5-12
Stores
6-13
$25c
50c
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
3.85% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)______
Mitchell
6-19
$1.06%
5'A%
Co.,
preferred
preferred
5'A %
>
(quar.)
5-30
55c
(quar.)
4%
stock)
5-29
$1.25
(quar.)
50c
class A
10-20
10c
(quar.)
Mines,
50C
dividend
Mercantile
1
6-10
50c
10c
___
11-
&
35c
,
10c
B
Year-end
Melville
University—
10c
"
10-20
25c
A
5%
1
15c
B
Class
Hamilton
11-
Meier
50c
(quar.)
(Alfred), Inc., class A
(quar.)
Class
"Hallnor
7-20
6- 1
7- 1
62y2c
(quar.)
Frank Co.
(quar.)
Shoe Corp., 4%% pfd.
1
5-15
5-15
$50c
Telephone
$2.50
(quar.)
Gold
5-lfr
(quar.)
Porcupine
Meadville
District Power Co.—
preferred
Lamaque
and the
is being published in
in this issue.
dividend
new
5
6-
10c
Superior
4-24
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
(quar.)—
common
preferred
8-
IOC
1
Quarterly
column
announcement
Corp.,
Minneapolis
Quarterly
Lake
5%
stock
viously reported here
6-20
IOC
Extension
5- ft
5- 6
45c
93%c
$2.50
"20c
Company, common
(quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.)
Salle
6-12f
6- 1
(quar.)
4-16
on
Quarterly
Co.
1947
McCord
4-30
100%
dividend)
dividend)
approval
gains)
Inc.
6-30
(L.) Co., Ltd., preferred (s-a)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)
5%
preferred
5-1$
6-12
McBrine
Milton
dividend
2nd
5-22
93%c
5-25
$2.50
A
11-lff
85c
4-29
Miles
(s-a)
preferred
5-15
1
6-30
(quar.)
com.
1
7-
L'Aiglon Apparel,
(quar.)
preferred
Kroger
7%
.
(quar.)
Gulf States
5-
6-10
10c
6%
Omo
preferred
preferred
$5
1
5-15
25c
Co.,
(quar.)_
5-15
87 tec
each
stockholders
capital
1
26'Ac
series
1
dividend) —
share held,
Koehring Co.
(quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg., 4'A%
preferred A
4'A%
preferred A (quar.)__:
Shares—
—.
to
for
6-
$1.06y4
(quar.)
1951
5-15
7-
87 tec
prior
from
56'AC
(quar.)
share
5-28
12-
13%c
6-
15
Stock
4
Shares
series
87'Ac
___
preferred
(quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund (4c from income and 6c
5-28
&
preferred
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$5
5%
Mobile
$3.75
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-15
100%
dividend)
(Walter) & Co. (quar.)
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)
Kinney (G. R.), Inc., common (quar.)
5-15
10c
$25c
Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)
(stock
Kidde
75c
Grayson-Robinson Stores—
"Investing Co. Shares
preferred
100%
dividend)
preferred
60c
t25c
»
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
Michigan
Mines, Ltd, (interim)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd. (s-a)__
4
■i Petroleum
$3.75
$1.12 te
(quar.)
(quar.)
June
$2.50
5-
Gulf
5-15
Ry.—
preferred
5-20
6- 1
5-1*
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
conv.
Macotta
Corp
Department Stores
May
$1
Kerr Addison Gold
4
5-28
Equipment
$3.40
25c
common
subject
4-24
IOC
25c
dividend
5-15
40c
Co.
Co.,
One
8-25
Stock
1
Maul
95c
preferred
6-10
6-15
4.45%
preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. (stock
1
50c
11-25
Electrical
6-
8
62 tec
(quar.)
3V2%
split
dividend
(stock
Tool
3V2%
held
9-15
?"
5-15
32 tec
(quar.)_
com.
Co.
Kellogg
3'A%
25C
(quar.)
Chemical,
Southern
non-cum
5-29
12-15
Inc.
City
Common
J25c
preferred
5-
1
62 tec
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4te% preferred (quar.).
$25c
Hydraulics,
Group Securities:
1
6-
4(4%
5c
4%
56C
(quar.)
&
5-2V
30c
5c
6-
40c
3.80%
5-15
7-
$1.05 convertible preferred
Mathieson
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
56'Ac
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Greer
7-20
1
10-19
15c
1
(quar.)
Aluminum
5-15
(quar.)
Great Lakes
Co.
6-10
52tec
10-19
$1.25
(extra)
common
35c
5c
preferred
2
2c
Royalty,
'
(quar.)
2
3c
Mfg.
1
(quar.)
Stock
8-
35c
Common
6-
convertible
preferred
11-
50c
(initial).
par
5-11
5%
Co.
Ranch
$1
5-15
A
Union
now
5-25
Candies, Inc.—
Mclntyre
5-25
A
$2.25
common
5-5
6-15
5c
11-
Co.—
5-28
Class
*
Tea
New
Class
Grand
Heintz, Inc.,
5-13
6-1
37tec
Ltd
93%c
Jantzen
1
5-15
5-25
15c
S
(s-a)
35c
Jacksonville
37 tec
dividend
Grafton
5%%
$2.10
5-15
4%
(quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common (quar.)_
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Government Employees Corp
Stock
7-20
1
1
5-13
50C
(quar.)
Co., common
Rubber
6-15
8-
6-
5-12
50c
preferred
7-15
$1.05
2
6-
Realization
Semi-annual
1
6-
6-15
(quar.)
J25c
Extra
Goodall
Mar-Tex
preferred
&
6-15
Pennsylvania—
common
Maple Leaf Milling Co.,
6-19
1
Jack
62teC
<quar.)_
Co., common (quar.).
Corp.
(quar.).
Wernicke,
6-19
1
6-
35c
common
...
shares
1
97 tec
25c
$2.25
preferred
iquar.)
;
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
Co., com.
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Gerrard (S. A.) Co., preferred <s-a)
Gilbert (A. C.) Co. (stock dividend) —
additional
7-
7-
(quar.)
6-
$1.50
of
7-15
preferred
$1
(quar.)
Co.
5-13
1
3.90%
$1.50
Ltd..
1
8-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co. (quar.)
45c
Extra
(Indiana), com.
(quar.)
preferred
General Telephone
7%
5-15
6-
Co.
Inc.
25c
50c
Utilities
General
Globe
5
5
J2c
87 tec
(quar.)
25C
(s-a)_
(increased)
preferred
Steel
Girdler
5
5-
50C
Special
so
5-
5-15
6-
25C
preferred
5c
Public
Gillette
5-15
1
Chef,
Ltd
Maryland Casualty Co.—
Iowa
Corp.—
General
Two
6-16
1
7-
$75c
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
Public Service Co., common (quar.)
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
5-20
7-
Magnavox Co.
S7tec
Participating
6-10
Mackintosh-Hemphill
5
Mary Lee
Participating
$2.50
Jewel
(quar.)
(quar.)
Plywood
$2.50
1
Advertising—
convertible
General
5-
50c
<quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%
5-15
$1.75
Corp.,
Corp.
Outdoor
Common
6%
6%
convertible
preference
(quar.)
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island—
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)_.
4-20
2
5-
Foundation, Ltd.—
25c
Dynamics Corp.—
preferred
General
4-22
5-15
6-
5-15
5%
preferred
Macassa Mines,
4.20%
(quar.)
General Finance
6%
5-22
8
6-16
35C
Investment
56'Ac
common
convertible
General
Corp.
5-25
1
5-lfr
25c
4-30
5-
10-1B
35c
(quar.)
common
1
25c
:
(quar.)
Co., common
Co.,
Gas
Corp.,
(quar.)
6-
6-
1
6-15
$1.20
Bakeries
preferred
11-
5
35c
.
5-20
Industries, Inc.—
Cigar
General
Intertype
25c
preferred
General
1
37 tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
7%
5-
25c
Co.
Wood
General
$4.80
50C
Year-end
4 'A %
Interstate
1
5%
L
(quar.)
Galveston-Houston
Gar
1
5-
5-15
62'/2c
1
5-
Magic
common
15%
(annual)
Franklin Stores Corp.
Gamewell
5-
5-15
Corp.,
preferred
25c
Kleiser
(Robert)
5-15
Utilities
convertible
T-1IV
(quar.)
5-
$60c
Co
2%
(quar.)
Freeport
Gair
$1.40
1
1
America—
12 tec
Forbes &
Foster
1
$1.15
dividend)
3
5-
$1
(Stock
7-
5-15
$1.22 y2
(quar.)
7-17
Textbook
8-
25c
Rys. of Central
preferred (accum.)
5%
62tec
5-29
$1.75
5-25
6-10
(quar.)
$1.25
International
15c
(quar.)
Co.
6-
$1.22 te
4.90%
convertible
4.60%
'
preferred
Payable of Rea.
25c
6-
30c
International Harvester Co., 7% pfd.
(quar.)
International Paints (Canada), 6% pfd. (s-a)
<s-a)__
4'A%
5%
profits)
Share
Lynch
Corp.
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products—
Holder»
When
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
,\
Group Shares (21c from
income and 9c from security
pfd.
(Newark,
Rubber,
Holders
Payable
Bond
N.J)
.
Insurance
Firestone Tire
First
&
Share
,
Shares—
ordinary
Stock
Firemen's
Company
Institutional
1
7-
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
$1
Common
Ferro
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Felin
2-18
Machinery Co.
Fibre
(quar.)—_
Co
'
Holt
(Henry) & Co. (stock dividend)
Hooker
Electrochemical
$4.20
preferred
4-17
50c
(quar.)
__
5-29
5-
1
$1.05
6-26
6-
2
6-26
6-
2
62 tec
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
$1.06 y4
Co.,
$4.25
5%
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
'
Hormel
6%
Hotel
(George A.)
preferred A
Barbizon,
Household
&
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Inc.
Finance
$1.50
(quar.)
$2
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Hudson's
Bay
Huston
(Tom)
Huttig
5%
Sash
&
Door
Co
Indiana
Zinc
Gas
Ingersoll-Rand
6-10
5-29
5-29
5-
8
5-15
5-
5
1
5-15
6-30
6-19
6-
$1.25
_
9-30
9-19
$1.25
12-30
12-19
50c
common
preferred
Co.
&
6-30
5-15
4-20
to
M
8-
8
2%
5-20
5-
4
35c
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-
RR.—
non-cum.
Illinois
6-30
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Central
6-30
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Power
6-30
9'A %
(quar.)
preferred
6%
7-15
7-15
(stock
Water
Co.
Miami
(s-a).
$3
dividend).
Co.
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
;
1
1
RR.,
$1.10
original
Original
—
Original
Special
Special
Special
Special
guaranteed
guaranteed
guaranteed
guaranteed
Finance
Lock
(quar.)__
New York State Electric
(quar.)
50c
12-10
11-19
(quar.)
50c
3-10-54
2-18
6-
1
5-
1
5-
1
5-
6
$1
7-
1
6-20
$1
10-
1
8%
12-22
$1
Long-Eell Lumber Corp. (Md.) class A pay¬
ment consists of two quarterly dividends of
38c each for the March and June periods.
Wire Cloth
Y.
Co.
(quar.)^
Niagara Share Corp.
Nopco Chemical Co.—
4% preferred series A
Norfolk
76C
6-
1
5-
7
(quar.)
4%
&
adj.
Western Ry.,
preferred
&
Nashville
Stores,
Lukens
Extra
Steel
Inc.
Co.
RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
_
North
50c
6-
1
5-
4
$2
_
(quar.)
7%
,
(s-a)—
Ltd
American Car, common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Central Texas Oil Co.
$1
(quar.)
guar,
(quar.)
Normetal Mining Corp.,
Lucky
93 Ac
I
!u
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Co.
(Mo.) payment con¬
)
sists of
two
quarterly
dividends of
each for the March and June periods
Louisville
*
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lumber
& Gas Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred
(quar.)
N.
Pipe Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Long-Bell
(quar.)
9-21
1-2-54
(quar.)
4te%
1
6-
(quar.)
Common
1
6-
I.)
(R.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Co.
New
8-20
Joint
8%
Brake
5-21
11'Ac
Corp.
Air
York
6-10
9-10
25c
pfd.
Meter Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
50c
Inc.
Preferred
$2.40
4'A%
50c
Extra
Local
Neptune
Co.,
(quar.)
25c
Loblaw,
8%
5%
Illinois
60c
15C
5%
Idaho
1
$1.10
(interim)
Peanut
preferred
5-
93 %C
(quar.)
Co.
8
$1
<quar.)_
4%
Hubinger
5-
Little
6-12
5-
1
North
12teC
5-15
5-
5
(quar.)
25c
Northeastern Water Co.—
25c
5-15
4-27
50C
5-15
4-27
$4
Oak
prior
Mfg.
preferred
Co.
—
5-25
t>-A*
6-10
5-2®
,
61
35c
4-ia
6~^
7- 1
R
(quar.)
(quar.)_
6-29
__
5
*
1S
®
*
6"
I
50
(1946)
The Commercial
Per
Share
Name of Company
Co.,
Match
Ohio
(quar.)
common
12%c
_____
Holders
5-29
5-15
5-29
5-15
5-15
preferred
(quar.)___Natural Gas Co.-—
common
(initial)—---———-----
5%
When
4%%
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-30
5-19"
6-30
6-19
1
5-11
preferred A (quar.)—',8C
preferred (quar.)
J,
Industries, Inc., common
^oc
Olin
4%
preferred
A
Ontario
&
Onurio
Steel
Quebec
SJ
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Ry.
(s-a)
Products,
___.
Ltd.,
tquar.j__
com.
+$3
Moc
20c
37 /2c
Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar.)—
5% 2nd preferred (quar.) ——————
Otter Tail Power Co., common.
——37'Ac
preferred
$4.40
Oxford
(quar.)
—
Co.
Glass
(quar.)
1st
$4
non-cum.
Finance
Gamble
Pacific
preferred
Corp, (quar.)
Robinson
Pacific
(quar.)
5%
5%
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
4.25%
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
4.56%
5%
convertible
preferred
A
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
6-
1
5-15
1
5-15
St,
Paul
St.
Regis
5-11
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
7-15
7-15
6-
1
7-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
6-
Fire
$4.40
&
(quar.)—.—..
Insurance (quar.)__
Marine
Paper
1st
Co.,
5-25
4-27
$3.40
4-27
Scotten
4-27
tfcovill
$4
Seaboard
35c
5-12
4-10
Seagrave Corp.
6-
5-20
preferred
5%
Page
Hersey
(s-a)---—
Common
—.-i
62 Ac
$1
(quar.)
Park Chemical
8-
9
6-15
6-
7-
6-16
2
6
Pipe Line Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
4%
——
Ltd
Tubes,
Panhandle Eastern
5-18
Co.,
7V2c
common
6-15
5-29
7-
6-15
Dillon
Co.
Park
&
Tilford
Peabody
Coal,
5-15
4-30
7-15
7-
3
12-
3
Skelly
59c
5-
5
4-24
6-
1
5-
3
Smith
7-
1
6-10
4-25
Solar
8-15
7-25
90c
preferred (quar.)—
25c
preferred (quar.)—
:____33c
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
33c
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
33c
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)—32Vic
$1.30 preferred (quar.)_——
32Vic
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
32Vic
11-15
10-24
5-15
4-25
$1.25
preferred
8-15
7-25
$1.55
The
above
1 at
Electric
preferred
preferred
Pheoll
Mfg.
Co.
series
50c
4-15
Southern
57 Vic
for
6-
1
5-20
62 Vic
6-
1
5-20
re¬
1
6-
1
(quar.)———
pfd.
1
$1.06
6-
1
5-15
5%
non-cum.
6-
1
5-
8
5%
non-cum.
1
Southern
5
;
'
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)—
1st
preferred
"
(quar.)_;
—
—
$1.12Vi
$1.12Vi
7-
1
10-
1
9-11
1-2-54
12-11
6-12
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
$1
7-
1
6-12
$4 non-cum.
2nd
preferred
$1
10-
1
9-11
Philadelphia
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
Suburban
$1
1-2-54
12-11
Water—
$3.65
preferred
(quar.)——____91'Ac
6-
1
5-11
$3.95
preferred
(quar.)
6-
1
5-11
Pittsburgh
Steel
Common
5Vi%
5%
(stock
preferred
Gas
Electric
Metals
Procter
&
Provincial
4'A%
Co.
3 Vi %
5%
Public
5%
A
Quaker City
Radio
$3.50
Rayonier,
Red
Owl
Renold
•
Class
Rheem
(R.
B
7%
lsi
7%
Tobacco,
common
(quar.)
common
6-
1
5-15
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
5-15
1
5-15
6-15
6-30
6-30
1
6-
1
6-30
6-
1
5-15
4-23
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-
7-
1
6-10
6
6-30
4-16
6-15
5-25
4-30
6-15
_
5
5-15
6-
5
5-15
50c
.
(quar.)
6-
6-10
5-14
6-
1
5-14
7-1
6-15
$l.l2Vi
$1.75
$1.75
10-
1
9-18
7-
1
6-15
$l'.75
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)
75C
6-15
5-15
class
A
(accum.)
Roan Antelope
Copper Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Rochester
&
Electric
4%
preferred
F
4.10%
preferred
preferred
4%
Haas
preferred
Corp.—
(quar.)___,
series
series I
Fuel
Co.,
A
2nd
H
(liquidating)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
Co.
5-14
5'A%
6-
1
$1
5-
4
4-22
4.40%
4%
Swift
&
Co.,
7'/2d
5-15
5-
1
6-5
5-
$1
6-
1
5-15
$1.02 Vi
6-
1
5-15
$1.183A
6-
1
5-15
5
U.
S.
5
United
1
1
5-15
S.
5-15
6-
6
5-12
6-12
Value
9-15
8-14
7-15
7-10
30c
6-
5-15
28c
20c
6-
1
$1.12'A
1
5-
5-
6-15
10-
1
12-15
Vogt
6-15
45c
6-10
$4
5-15
65.
5-15
5%
5-20
5-
&
6-
1
Gas
6-10
5-22
50c
8-
1
7-15 i
;
$1.25
5-
Waterous,
Ltd.,
Tech-Hughes
Gold
6-15
8-
1
7-17
5%
,
;
Motor
Ohio
Point
20c
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
12-15
37'Ac
6-12
5-29
4-28
50c
5-20
5-
5
25c
5-20
5-
5
8-
7-16
§2
lie
(quar.)
6-10
6-
9-10
9-
1
$1.25
12-10
12-
X
1
6-15
6-
37'Ac
8-
1
7-17
20c
(quar.)
6-
1
5-11
4-30
5-15
t35c
6-10
5-8
5-20
5-1
30c
5-
4-15
25c
5-18
5-
$1.06'A
5-11
4-24
$1.12'A
5-11
4-24
25c
5-15
5-
J20c
5-15
4-30
25c
7-
1
6-
10c
5-15
5-
20c
6-20
6-
5
40c
5-15
5-
1
5-
1
Inc.—
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
_________
A__
(quar.)_
4
(quar.)
T
I
1
Co.—
$1.12'/2
6-15
6-
30c
________
5-15
15c
6-15
6-
5
30c
Lines,
9-15
9-
8
Inc.__
Co.,
common
Pacific
RR. Co.,
(quar.)
com.
1
75c
5-15
A
(quar.)
$1.25
5-15
5-
1
(quar.)
$1.25
8-17
8-
3
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)!
$1.25
11-16
11-
2
$1.25
2-15-54
2-
$1.25
7-1
preferred
5-28
5-20
40c
5-15
5-
1
White's
31'Ac
5-15
5-
1
5'A%
8-
7-15
11-
1
2
10-15
30c
5-15
5-
65c
6-
1
5-15
25c
6-10
5-15
1
6-20
5-
29Ac
7-
6-11
27'Ac
6-
1
1
5-
7
7
$1
6-
5
5-
25c
5-
4
4-17
37'Ac
6-15
5-15
$1.10
6-15
5%
6-1
5-15
10c
-6-
1
5-15
50c
7-
1
6-
1
10-
1
9-
1
1-2-54
12-
I
6-15
5-29
5-15
4-25
(quar.)
343»c
5-15
4-25
37'Ac
5-16
5-
6-
1
5-15
25c
S.i
Dental
(Clarence)
Oil
Co.
Wisconsin
(quar.)
preferred
Wizard
Power
&
Boats, Inc.,
(Gar)
Woodall
Woodley
Woolworth
Worumbo
(F.
W.)
Mfg.,
4-20
1
Light Co.
(quar.)
30c
___
2'Ac
7-31
7-15
6-
common
Wood
1
5-15
1
5-15
4-30
8-
7-15
1
Industries
(quar.)
common
30c
(stock
Co.
5-29
5-15
31'Ac
6-
1
5-15
50%
5-
7
4-24
50c
6-
1
4-20
$2.50
—
Co.
5-13
(quar.)
dividend)
prior preferred
(s-a)
Monthly".
Jr.
,
Co.
1
6-
1
5-20
7-
1
6-20
25 c
8-
1
7-20
20c
6-
1
5-14
10c
5-29
5-15
37'Ac
7-31
7-10
5c
—
6-
25c
25c
(Wm.),
Monthly^
5-
5%
8
5-
,____
(quar.)____
Petroleum
5-
6-
$1.50
;
Gar
see
7-28
5-23
35c
common
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.,
preferred
Wrigley
Power,
4-28
8-21
25c
———
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
(s-a)
5-21
25c
Wisconsin JElectric
3.60%
4
Inc.—
(quar.)
Bankshares
4-20
4-28
Co.
Sons.
Quarterly
2
5-15
Mfg.
&
20c
2
20c
(quar.)___^
40c
7-
8
Co.
17'Ac
Stores,
7-
5-29
Brake
Air
6-11
(quar.)
(S.
Wilcox
5%
k
Stationery—
(quar.)
Resumed
Wood
1
common
Whitman
6%
5-
convertible preferred
Auto
t4c
25c
(quar.)
&
preferred
% Westinghouse
5-15
37'Ac
5
A
Western Tablet
White
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
5
A
37'Ac
(s-a)
I
preferred
5-15
——
8
$1.25
$1.25
preferred
6
50c
5-
5%
6-
.50c
4-30
5-19
5%
25c
30c
5-15
60c
(quar.)
Co.—
Air
6-15
1-
1
1
25c
Life Insurance
1
(quar.)_
1
5-15
(s-a)
Virginia Pulp & Paper
4'A% preferred (quar.)
7-
(quar.)
5-
5-15
1
5-
(quar.)_^
pfd.
West
Western
5-25
5-15
6-
5-15
(quar.)____
Co.
Co.
;
-
$1.50
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Mfg.
V.
10C
& Fixture Co.
Gas
6-13
A'." $2
6-15
12-31
Ltd.
5-11
4-15
(monthly)
'*
:
—
Wurlitzer^ARudolph) Co.
z.
Wyandotte
-fquar.)
'
60c
5-15
5-
1
$1.08
5-15
5-
1
pfd. (quar.)
27c
6-15
6-
1
—
J5c
6-
1
4-24
50c
Mines,
5-15
1
Common
6-20"
S- '9-30
(quar.)_!
conv.
1:
10c
class
Weber Showcase
1
$1.25
quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32%
6-
6-
7-
56'Ac
Oil
Light
convertible
f2c
4.32%
6-15
1
40C
Ltd
Western
5-15
-
(quar.)
preferred
5-29
7-
115c
Western
5%
$1
Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
4-30
6-19
4-30
62'Ac
dividend)
common
America
Co.
Washington Steel
5-14
50c
Extra
4%
5-15
(quar.)
Pictures,
preierred
West
25c
6-12"
6-15
(initial)
Swasey
4
(quar.)__
5-22
5-15
$1
(quar.)
common
West
___
5-15
30c
.
V
_______
(quar.)
5-11
$1
Electric
1
5-20
(quar.)___
(s-a)
7-
..
(quar.)__i
Mines,
Waukesha
1
6-10
(quar.)_
Corp.
22'Ac
,
5'
(quar.)
$4.50
5
6-
4-30
6-1'
75c
__________
(stock
preferred
$4.25
1
5-15
4-30"1
5-15
'
6-
Ltd
Brothers
New
Warner
5-1
6-15
7
6-10
/
50c
__
iquar.)
Co.
Washington
■6-15
—
Symington-Gould
$1.06'A
(quar.)
common
preferred
of
Corp.
&
11-30
62'Ac
(quar.)
5-30
(quar.)______^_i_
conv.
Corp.
Corp.
Warner
8-31
Co.—
preferred
6-25
___________________________
Amulet
Walker
5-29
9-10
12-10
>-•"
Vulcan
1
40c
_____________
Inc.,
56'Ac
a_
(s-a)
com.
Consolidated
__.
Corp.,
Mfg.
Waite
9-15
12-
25c
(quar.)
6-10
Line Income Fund, Inc.—
earned
income
5%
common
6-30
6-25
45c
A
Corp., $6
Virginia Ry., 6%
5-29
1
10c
_____
(quar.)—
7-
7-15
7'Ac
c
1st
Viceroy Mfg. Co.,
8
7-
40c
preferred
7-15
i35c
'
Lithograph,
Corp.
Stores
56c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Talon,
$1.12'A
%
Vapor Heating, 5% preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5-15
87'Ac
com.
5-14'
9
6-10
5-28
■«.
5c
(quar.)_____
Corp.,
5-14
1
From
5-15
(quar.)
iquar.)
1
6-
5-29
6-15
__
(quar.)____
5-15;
6-
137c
Corp.,
Vitamin
Special
4-20
50c
-
6-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
series
preferred '
Universal
5-15
6-
$1.25
(increased
Tampa
25c
tlOc
common
Spring & Bumper Co.,
5-15
6-
5-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Co.—
non-cum.
5-
1
35c
(quar.)
Mines,
Rubber
5-31
(quar.)
Oil,- 6%
Radiator
S.
8%
6-
(quar.)
_
preferred
S.
U.
U.
(quar.)____
Inc.
preferred
2nd
Printing &
Co.
5 %• preference
5
34%c
_
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)__^
Machinery, 4'A% pfd.
Co., common (quar.)
Potash
5-
$1.25
dividend)
4-10
6-15
(quar.)___
S.
26Uc
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
A
9
22'Ac
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)'_L
Playing Card Co._i
5-31
(quar.)
Corp.
Paper
Swan-Finch
50c
1
»initlal-quar.)__
4-20
Inc.—
convertible 2nd
4-20
Ltd.—
B
S.
U.
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Biscuits,
S.
5-15
20c
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4—__—
Sunshine
preferred
U.
4-29
5-29
Oil
4'A%
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
Loan Society (Phila.)
S.
5
(quar.)
convertible
Oil
$1
preferred
Glass Co.,
U.
5
6-
_______________
Securities
Propane Gas
4-20
of
5
6-30
(stock dividend)-.
Corp.
5-15
5-12
4-27
Ltd
Yellow
Yuba
Worsted
Cab Co.,
Co.
6%
conv.
Consolidated
Gold
pfd.
(quar.)
______
Fields
-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
common
-
50c
6-
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
Suburban
A
Lines
S.
U.
4-30
6-30
Vic'
ioc
Inc.
Corp.
preferred
Superior Steel
1
5-15
-
$45c
!
Textiles,
4
SI.12'A
10c
5-16
,
Corp.
Furniture
2nd
5-
Corp.—
Co.
Corps.,
Valspar
common..
common
Stores
Suburban Electric
$4
1
5-16
6
com.
Corp.,
common
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Sutherland
50c
(quar.)
6
$1
(Texas)
Struthers-Wells
4-16
(quar.)
&
Storkline
4-24
2nd preferred
Rohm
Stern
5-14
7-
U.
Co.—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Equipment Mfg.
preferred
5-15
7%
43A%
&
6-
4'A %
1
6-
(quar.)_______
(quar.)
6-15
5-15
6-
383Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
4-17
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
preferred
1
50c
6-15
6-
31
pfd.
Indiana
5%
Stewart-Warner
S.
30'Ac
preferred
Brothers
50c
S. Hoffman
4-28
87'Ac *
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
$1.75
Rocky Mountain
preferred
6-29
(quar.)
Gas
5%
Sunray
5
5
50c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
5-25
$28c
(quar.)
25c
22'Ac
4-15
6-
6-
25'Ac
Co.,
Spring,
Sylvanite Gold
Corp.
of
convertible
37Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Cement
Steel
6-10
(quar.)
Missouri—
California
Rope
class
4'A%
5-29
2nd preferred
Riverside
4%
Stern
6-
Inc.,—
Oil
Standard
Sterchi
7%
Richfield
Products
Co.
87Vic
A
U.
-
Oil
50c
common
U.
_
(quar.)
Products
conv.
,|$i
—
5-22
5-15
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)_
50c
preferred
preierred
1st
1
6-
J30c
—
9
6-15
Sefies
Dredging
5.20'A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
convertible
Rice-Stix,
5-15
Standard
Sun
(quar.)
J.)
Mfg.,
4Vi%
6-
35c
(quar.)—
Coventry, Ltd., class
Reynolds
Co.
Standard
50c
common—
6-
65c
.__
Coil
$4
quar.)
50c
10c
7
50c
______
preferred
common
Stores
5-
Insurance—
(increased
Class
(quar.)
Standard Brands, Inc., common
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.60
$1.25
America,
Inc.
Reading Co.,
5-21
5
25c
_
5-14
8c
class
Cement,
4-24
30c
(quar.)—
1
;
5-11
$1.17Vi
Co
Refining Corp.J
1st
1
5-15
$1,02
Mining Corp., Ltd
conv.,
Portland
4'A%
Corp
Co.
of
6-
35c
__
Corp.
6-
Gas—
Light
6-
25c
Water
of
&
Vanadium
5%
iquar.)
Oil
1
$1.25
Fire & Marine
Power
Quemont
&
62'Ac
____
Co.
5-26
7-
—
(quar.)_
Quarterly
Quebec
6-25
45c
27c
&
common
Quaker State
8
5
87Vic
iquar.)—
New
25c
Common
Stamford
Co.
Can
United
25c
Standard-Thomson
(quar.).
Sugar
Co.,
5-
5-
Inc.—
Mexico
United
4-30
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Standard Railway
(quar.y
Power
preferred
6-
14c
Electric
Alegre
1
5-15
$1.05
New
United
____
Service,
8
$1.06'A
Indiana,
of
preferred
Sound
5-
f20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
PUTe Oil
Ltd.
(quar.)
preference
4.70%
Puget
Punta
1
45c
Co.
Public
Standard
(quar.)
Service
$1.40
4.08%
6-
Colorado
of
preferred
preferred
$1.37Vi
65c
Inc
(quar.)
Co.
Service
8
25c
—
(quar.)
Common
5-
25c
common——
(quar.)—
Co.,
of
preferred
4.32%
Co.,
(quar.):.
preferred
Service
Common
Public
Co.
1
22'/ic
1
5-14
(quar.)
States Telephone Co. (quar.)_
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (quar.)—,!—
Spencer Shoe Corp. <quar.)_—_________
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Spokane International RR.—
Spokane
of
convertible
$4.50
5-
4-15
75c
Southwestern Life Insurance
Standard
America,
preferred
4.20%
Public
of
Transport
Public Service
(increased)
(quar.)_
Gamble
6-
$1.25
Co.
Power
preferred
Pressed
—
(quar.)
Coke
&
2%
—
(quar.)—
A
Portland
Potomac
Gas
Common
dividend)
preferred
3.60%
9834c
—
Co.—
6-19
1
America, com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Bond & Share, Ltd.
(s-a)____
5-15
Southwestern
$1.12Vi
.
6-10
5-15
Railway Co.—
Southwestern
$4.50
non-cum.
Natural
Southern
5-15
6-19
1
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Biscuit
1
Platinum
preferred
6-
1
%
1
(quar.)
preferred
35c
7-
4 'A
United
5-25
25c
1
___——_____— -
6-30
7-
25c
Corp.
Carbon
Co.
5-29
12'Ac
(initial)Air Lines,
Inc., common
5-15
(quar.)
1
6-15
37 >/2c
(quar.)
common
6-
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Common
(increased quar.)
Southern Co.
(quar.)
;___
6-
(quar.)—
$1.25
(quar.)
Rubber
_______
4'A%
preferred
6-
5
5
4-20
6-
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
5
6-10
75c
(quar.)
$1.01
8-
11-
4-20
United
4
5-
1
$1.05
&
$ 1.17Vi
5
8-14
11-16
5-15
________
Water,
preferred
5-
5-15
25c
5-15
$1
(quar.)
25c
4.24%
$4.50
$4
Calif.
25c
87 '/2c
New
Edison—
convertible
5-15
92'Ac
25c
(quar.)
elopment,
Sugars, Inc
5-15
1
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
De\
1
(quar.)
U.
Works
6-
6-
preferred
t30c
(quar.)—
A3'A% pfd. (quar.)
$1.12Vi
—
(quar,)
5-
5-25
7-
31'Ac
—____
Gold
preferred
5'A%
5-22
10c
_______
preferred
preferred
4.88%
4
30c
(quar.)
California
Southern
6-
(quar.l—
(quar.)—
4.08%
1
5-
20c
Southdown
5-20
6-
5-15
100%
;___
(initial)
Works
Lathe
Texas
4%
Ft
Co.,
South
6-15
60c
-
com.
preferred
American
Bend
1
preferred
Wire
A
7
Co.
preferred
&
preferred
Union
common
5-
$1.14
preferred
Oil
Increased
6-15
$1.10
D
series
South
South
5-15
92Vic
Philadelphia Dairy Products
$4
10-24
(quar.)——,—
preferred series E
4.50%
Co.
11-15
—___—
4.70%
Circle
4-25
7-25
Corp.,
1
5-18
1-
$3.50
Co.—
convertible
Sonotone
175c
called
B
4.05%.
Perfect
10-24
5-15
8-15
$53.50 per share.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power
11-15
Co,—
series
preferred
preferred
3.70%
being
June
on
Pennsylvania
4.40%
is
issue
demption
7-17
4-27
Union
preferred
Aircraft
12Vic
(quar.)—
Co., common (quar.)—
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)——
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
5-14
convertible
Ltd., common
8-
5-15
______
5-15
Fruit
Electric
1
(quar.)—.
25c
Penn
Jmon
(quar.)—.
40c
6-
$1.06'A
.___
25c
Penman's
Carbide &
7-17
6-
Inc.
_____
____
Union
1
$1.07'A
Inc.,
6-15
$3.70
_!__,
——
$1
5-27
8-
5-14
Corp.
6-
30c
____.
iquar.)
convertible
Asbestos
1
Engineering
(Alexander),
4.20%
(quar.)__
Co., preferred A (quar.)
Co.,
common
(quar.)
Coach
6-
____—_______
Co.
«-ir
5-
6-15
$1
Gas
91'Ac
Co.
Oil
Oil
Smith
31'Ac
$1 .32
6-12
30c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1
Union
(Del.)
Surety
(quar.)
$1
•
7-20
$4
6-25
5-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Sinclair
12-15
———
Twin
1
$4.50
4-30
15c
Quarterly
iquar.)
Servomechanisms,
22'Ac
(quar.)—
Peninsular Telephone Co., new com. (initial)
4-20
8-
85c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
Signode Steel Strapping Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
22Vic
preferred
5%
5-11
60c
dividend
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
Distillers
Corp
6
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
(s-a)—__
non-cumulative
5-
Manufacturing Co.—
Simmons
non-cumulative
4%%
5
5-20
.___
1
Corp.
4%%
1
6-
_,
-
Park Sheraton
5-
1
$1
Securities Acceptance new
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
1
1
7-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Seaboard Oil
5-15
7-17
6-
preferred
5-15
50c
(quar.)___
preferred
25c
27'Ac
5-13
5-29
Co.—
preferred
$1.50
5'A% preferred A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., common iquar.)
Co.
5-13
3
(quar.)
Mfg.
Edison
Trunkline
6-
5-11
6-15
25C
:
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas, Texas)—Quarterly
Quarterly
!
7-10
3
__^
20c
(quar.)
R.)
common
$1.10
(quar.)______
A
5
6-
60c
(quar.)
Co
50c
series
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries, Inc.
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—
5
Toledo
6-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
common
preferred
62'Ac
common-____
common
preferred
(John
Metal
(quar.)
5-20
40c
$1-50
$2.50
+75c
Titan
5
(quar.)__.
1
10%
6-
1
A
5-
—
7-
A
Ry.,
4-20
tstock dividend)—
$1.06
35c
$125
(quar.)
Products,, Inc.,
preferred
preferred
Francisco
5-15
Machinery Co.
tquar.)__- ______—
Pacolet Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
__
4%
preferred
San
5-15
Mills
5-18
convertible
5-15
Package
5-28
convertible
Louis,
75c
—■ —
Corp. iquar.)__
(resumed).———
25c
5%
4-27
Limiting
_
Thomaston Mills
5%
St.
3.65%
Pacific
Thompson
Thompson
5-15
4.30%
Pacinc Western on Corp.
1
6
6-17
6
5-15
4-27
(quar.).:
54-
6-30
5c
4-28
4-27
preferred
5-15
J15c
12Vic
Co.
$1.25
Mfg.,
convertible
1
5-15
4.80%
$2.40
Oil
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Trust—
proprietary interest
shares
Glass
5-
_
When
Share
&
Land
of
Subsidiary
Thatcher
5
6-10
5-15
Pacific
6-
6-
5-15
5'A%
5%
8-27
6-30
Coal
Certificates
5-25
6-10
9-10
20c
Ryerson & Haynes, Inc. (quar.)—.
Safway Steel Products, Inc. iquar.) _
Saguenay Power Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
37'Ac
pfd.
Pacific
5-25
35c
34 Ac
31'Ac
31'Ac
31'Ac
30c
6%
Co.,
Texas
6-
6-10
2%
Corp. (quar.)__——______
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Royalties Management
(quar.)
Electric
&
1
6-15
35c
Quarterly
preferred (quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.).
—
redeemable 1st preferred (quar.)
redeemable 1st preferred A (quar.)__
Gas
Pacific
f$1.06'A
—
Rowe
5-15
Pacific
——
Texas
5-11
5
50c
20c
—-,
Co.
1
4-15
6-
$5
$4
(resumed)—
2nd
5-
6-
$1
(resumed)
preferred
1
5-15
$1.25
Co., $5 preferred (quar.)—
Coast Co., common (resumed)
$5
6-
Si
_
Paper
Pacific
6-
30c
Fiberglas Corp.—
Owens-Illinois
preferred
(quar.)__
(J. 0.)
Engineering (quar.)
Stock dividend
6-
90c
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
Owens-Corning
4'A%
Company
5-15
1
6-
May 4, 1953
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
f25c
Financial Chronicle... Monday,
Holders
When
Share
(quar.)___
common
_____
(quar.)——
4'A%
Company
Paper Co., Ltd.,
Ross
4.92%
Omar, Inc.,
Name of
Rolland
4-30
Oklahoma
New
Per
Payable of Rec.
and
7i^c
Technicolor,
7-15
4-13
40c
6-
1
5-15
$1
6-
1
5-15
Texas
Inc.
Eastern
Common
—
Transmission
25c
6-
1
5-
8
4.50%,
convertible
$1.12'A
6-
1
5-
8
5.50%
1st
$1.37'A
6-
1
5-
8
$1.183A
6-
1
5-
35c
6-
6
5-15
tPayable
8
4.75%
Texas
convertible
Gulf
■
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Producing
Co.
(quar.)
in
resident
a
Less'-Britlsh
Less
Jamaica
15%;
for
this dividend.
less
15%
Canadian
Funds,
Canadian
tax
x
tax
deductible
resident tax
income
non-residents'
the
at
tax
source.
7%.
Non¬
i
tax.
income
tax.
~
,
y
(quar.)
closed
tPayable'in U. S. Funds,
Corp.—
(quar.)
•Transfer* books not
Corrected
Previous
payment
published
or
holders
dates
were
of
record
incorrect.
dates
.
are
.
reported
hero.
'
Volume 177
Number 5217
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1947)
51
'r%
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
]&■
.
:*:i!
ALABAMA
Bond
City
mer,
May 5 for the purchase of $550,000
Clerk,
sealed bids until 7
Kenne-
will
receive
(CST)
p.m.
on
May 17 for the purchase of $31,500
general
obligation
provement bonds.
1953.
to
Due
1963
Dated
April
on
public
inclusive.
im-,
April 1,1
from
1
1954
Legality
ap¬
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 177,
water works Yevenue bonds. Dated
Athens, Ala.
Offering — M. S.
p.
1624—were awarded to Weeden
&
Co., of San Francisco,
May 1, 1953.'" Due
1954 to
maturing
in
1959
callable
are
May 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
The bonds
thereafter
and
at
the
fice,
or
at
City
the
Treasurer's
Bank
of
of¬
America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
-
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 4 geles.
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Aberill,
Clerk
of
visors,
until
the
will
10
of
Board
receive
Super¬
bids
sealed
(MST) on May 14
for the purchase of $41,000 build¬
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Jan.
1953.
July 1 from 1954 to 1972
inclusive.
County, Calif.
bonds
&
Co.,
the
at
Angeles
building
County,
1973
purchase
on
(J-D)
the
York
$800,000
of
June
from
1
1,
1954 to
Principal and in¬
at the City
payable
City, at the option of
holders.
Alvina
Sch.
Dist.,
County,
Fresno
California
Bond
Sale—The
$35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 177,
1723—were
p..
awarded
1965
price
of
100.25,
net
a
$10,000 31/4S. Due
1959
inclusive.
1971
Caruthers Union
Fresno
Bond
May 1 from
on
High Sch. Dist.,
County,
Offering
10:30
in
(CDST)
a.m.
the purchase of
1957
54,000
to
1963
Principal
(M-N)
payable
L.
$275,000 building
County
pay¬
Treasurer's
1723—were
p.
to
awarded
Co., San Francisco,
price of 100.08,
cost of about
a
3.45%,
$8,000 3V4s. Due
on
net interest
as
follows:
April 1 from
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
17,000 3j/2S.
Due
April 1 from
on
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
Glen
Avon
School
District,
Riverside
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 27—v. 177,
1723—were
awarded
to
the
of American National Trust
Savings
Francisco,
$27,000
Association,
as
4s.
1954 to
1967
to
of
San
follows:
Due
on
June
1
from
1966 inclusive.
18,000 3%s.
Bond
1954 to
1963
in¬
Due
1975
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
La Habra, Calif.
Offering—Louis Muchow,
City
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7:30
receive
p.m.
sealed
(CDT)
on
duPont
&
& Co.,
Corp.,
Williams
Wertheim
Co.,
First
the
of
Michigan
all of New York, Baxter,
&
Co., Cleveland, Gregory & Son,
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬ New York, Thomas & Co., Pitts¬
urer's office. Legality to be ap¬ burgh, Farwell, Chapman & Co.,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬ Chicago, and George P. Fogg &
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Co., Boston, at
cisco.
net
San
Unified Sch.
Leandro
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Offering — John
Joseph
Bond
Kingston, County Clerk, will re¬
bids at his office in
Oakland, until 11
May
a.m.
(CDST)
on
for the purchase of $2,building
bonds.
Dated
15, 1953.
Due on June 15
interest
price of
a
par,
a
of
about
3.36%,
on
Sept.
June
from 1954 to
1978 inclusive.
Prin¬
H.
1963
inclusive.
940,000 3V4S. Due
1964 to
2,835,000
$975,sold late
composed of
group
&
of
was
St.
Co.,
Louis,
Chicago,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., and A. G.
Edwards & Sons, both of St. Louis,
Blair
&
Co.,
Negley, Jens & Rowe, of Peoria,
Newhard, Cook & Co., St. Louis,
the
and
White-Phillips
Davenport, at
net
as
interest
Co.,
of
price of 100.01,
a
cost of
a
about 3.22%,
follows:
$375,000 314s. Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1955 to 1963 inclusive, r
and
3s.
Due
490,000 3V4S. Due
Sept. 1 from
Jan.
on
1,
1964
1965.
on
Jan. 1 from
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
1974 inclusive.
2.40s.
from
on
a
Walker
William
110,000
1956 to
Due
Sept.
on
The
1
1982 inclusive.
1975 to
1953.
bonds
Interest
are
dated
J-J.
May
Legality
1,
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
University System Building Author¬
of Georgia (P.
Atlanta), Ga.
ity
000 school
revenue
bonds
Cook
;
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Sale—The $10,000,000
Warrant
O.
corporate
Sale—An issue of
Bond
4
Chicago.
GEORGIA
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality to be approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
G.
follows:
$525,000 3s. Due
issue
building bonds
in March to
1 from
cost
5
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
dated
and
000
1,
interest
at
office.
issue
disposal
sewage
struction bonds
May
was
ert E. Schweser &
School
Union
District,
Elementary
Humboldt
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
"
$20,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 27—v. 177,
1723—were
Co.,
awarded
to
Dean
San
Francisco, as
price of 100.50, a basis of
about 3.63%.
ing,
County
wood
bids
City
$220,-
plant
sold
to
con¬
Rob¬
Co., of Omaha.
Paso
County, Cheyenne Sch.
Dist. No. 12 (P. O. Colorado
Springs),
Colo.
Bond Offering—Louis J.
Secretary,
Marold,
will
receive
p.m. (MST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $395,000
general
and
thereafter
building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1953. Due
on Sept.
1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
clusive. Bonds maturing in 1963
March
1,
terest
(M-S)
obligation
are
callable
1963. Principal
payable
as
of
and
in¬
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Park Elementary Sch. Dist.
(San Mateo County), Calif.
Bond Offering—John A. Brun-
sealed
of
Clerk,—will
at
his
office
until
10
for
the
ity to
approved
Dick
&
by Pershing,
Dawson,
of
Denver.
$7,500,-
was
sold
rants
tax
offered
anticipation
April
28
—
v.
war¬
177,
1723—were awarded to a group
composed of the Continental Illin¬
ois National Bank & Trust Co.,
First National Bank, City National
p.
bonds
are
dated
Interest M-N.
May 1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Spalding, Sibley, Troutman & Kelley, of Atlanta.
177, p. 1095—-were awarded to
Walter M. Kelleher & Co., of Chi¬
cago,
as
5s, at a price of 102.22, a
basis of about 4.72%.
Dupo, III.
syndi¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $160,000
Corp.,
Nashville, Clement A. Evans & 4%% gas utility refunding rev¬
Co., of Atlanta, Johnson, Lane, enue bonds was sold to J. T.
Space & Co., of Savannah, Courts Swartz & Co., of Chicago. Dated
& Co., J. H. Hilsman & Co., both
April 1, 1953. Legality approved
of Atlanta, Blair, Rollins & Co.,
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Inc., R. S. Dickson & Co., J. W. Louis.
Tindall & Co., Byron Brooke &
Fulton and Schuyler Counties
Co., Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner, all
Community Unit Sch. Dist.
of Atlanta, Varnedoe, Chisholm &
No. 1 (P. O. Astoria), III.
Co., of Savannah, Norris & HirshBond Offering —H. S. Bucher,
berg,
Stockton
Broome
& Co.,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
both of Atlanta, J. C. Bradford &
Co., of Nashville, Hancock, Black- cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on May 11 for
stock & Co., of Atlanta, and Till¬
the purchase of $385,000 building
man
Whitaker Co., of Athens.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1972 inclusive.
HAWAII
Other
members
Equitable
Honolulu
of
the
Securities
(City and
County of),
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at such bank or trust com¬
Hawaii
pany
CONNECTICUT
Red¬
(CDST)
purchase of
be
Bosworth,
receive
in
1953.
cate:
El
District
McKinleyville
The
Cortez, Colo.
Sale—An
Bond
Menlo
Dean Witter &
6
1953. Due
15,
clusive.
from
cisco.
Fresno, until
May 12 for
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Humboldt County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 27—v.
,
1
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Treasurer's
on
office.
p.
15 from
sealed bids until 3
Brown,
Freshwater
Bank
May
inclusive.
are
1953.
a
-
1968
bonds
3%s, at
'
June
on
June
inclusive.
on
1962
to
Principal and interest (M-N)
the
1968
dated
are
,»108,000 214s. Due
&
a
and
Dated
Corp., C. J. Devine & Co.,
Bache & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith,
Dominick & Dominick, Francis I.
uuu,000
1959
to
May 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
at
to
Due
2s.
1960
p.
177,
bonds.
syndicate
Boston
Sale—An
Bond
000
.
Witter
at
a
awarded to
composed
of
First
1723—were
p.
Carlyle
Community Unit Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Carlyle), 111.
on April 29 to a syndicate headed
by the Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Simi Valley Unified School District, Inc., Atlanta, and Blyth
& Co.,
Yuba.County, Calif.
Ventura
New York, as follows:
;Bank & Trust Co., and the Amer¬
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $270,000 build¬
ican National Bank & Trust Co.,
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
ing bonds offered recently were
$750,000 23/4s. Due on May 1 from
all of Chicago, at 1.8875% inter¬
awarded to the Bank of America County Clerk, will receive sealed
1954 to 1956 inclusive.
est.
National Trust & Savings Associa¬ bids until June 2 for the purchase
y/,
750,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
tion, of San Francisco, as follows: of $380,000 building bonds. Issue
Cook County Sch. Dist. No. 149
was authorized at the election on
1,250,000 31/4S.
Due on May 1
$54,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
(P. O. Holland), III.
April 21.
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
1954 to 1956 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 build¬
4,750,000 3V2S.
Due on May 1
54,000 l%s. Due on May 1 from
ing bonds offered March 11—v.
COLORADO
from 1965 to 1983 inclusive.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. Due on
able
1966
Sale—The$4,300,000 water
bonds offered April 30—
Marysville
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office
from
1
177,
Offering—Dorothy Covill,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May
11 for the purchase of $750,000
municipal improvement series A
ceived sealed
Calif.
J.
—
May
bonds
The
May 1 from
on
Due
to
1954 to
Legality approved by OrDahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
interest
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
■
from
1
office.
cost of about 3.44%, as follows:
25,000 3V2S.
bonds.
inclusive.
May
payable at the County Treasurer's
Dean
to
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, at
a
building
on
May! rick,
Treasurer's office, or at any of the
fiscal agencies of the County in
New
fol¬
as
May 1,
1953. Principal and interest (M-N)
Ostly,
on
Dated
June
inclusive.
terest
21/4 %
Due
The
Calif
(CDST)
a.m.
bonds.
1953. Due
Francisco,
inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
the
San
75,000 21/2 % building bonds. Due
Bond Offering—Harold J.
bids until 9
of
$265,000
County
Alhambra City Sch. Dist., Los
for
Bond
Alameda
on
.
Kaiser
lows.:
CALIFORNIA
5
$340,000
to
v.
as
Principal and interest
payable
-'/
sold
was
Jose, Calif.
City
1,
Treasurer's office.
~
Dist., Santa Clara
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
Bond
revenue
San
Clinton and Bond Counties,
Fla.
Tampa,
of
ILLINOIS
&
bid
a
cost
a.m.
ing
(J-J)
Los Altos Sch.
be
approved by Mitchell
Pershing, of New York City.
about 2.22%.
May 1, 1958.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
on
interest
net
a
of
as
tion, Los Angeles or San Fran¬
proved
by
Thompson,
Dumas,'
cisco, or at any fiscal agency of
O'Neal and Hayes, of Birmingham.
the City in Chicago or New York
City.
Legality approved by
ARIZONA
reflecting
to
Bond
a.m.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Offering
—
L.
S.
Goto,
as
be agreed upon be¬
purchaser and the Dis¬
may
tween the
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids trict. Legality to be approved by
at
9
a.m.
(Hawaiian
Standard Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
City Comptroller, will receive Time) on May 7, in Hawaii, and
Dec. 31,
1952.
Due on Dec. 31 sealed bids until noon (DST) on at 3 p.m. (DST) on the same day Madison County Community Unit
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive,"1 Prin¬ May 6 for the purchase of $300,- at the office of the Chemical Bank
School District No. 7 (P. O.
Edwardsville), III.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable 000 trunk sewer and pumping sta¬ &
Trust
Co.,
Corporate
Trust
at the County Treasurer's office.
tion bonds.
Dated May
1, 1953. Dept., 30 Broadway, New York 15,
Bond Offering—Clyde W. Fruit,
Due on May 1 from 1954 to 1963 for
the
purchase of $3,000,000 Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Modesto, Calif.
inclusive.
Principal and interest bonds, divided as follows:
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Bond Offering—Rex E. Gailfus,
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
$400,000 flood control bonds. Due til 8 p.m. (DST) on May 5 for
City Clerk, will receive sealed
urer's
office.
Legality approved
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1983 the purchase of $500,000 building
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
bonds. Dated June 15, 1953. Due
inclusive.
13 for the purchase of $1,800,000
Rugg, of Boston.
on
July 1 from 1955 to 1972 in¬
sewer bonds.
Dated June 1, 1953.
600,000 public park improvement
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Due on June 1 from 1955 to 1983
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
FLORIDA
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1974
1958 to 1983 inclusive.
company designated by the suc¬
and thereafter are callable as of
Miami, Fla.
,(■
2,000,000 public school improve¬ cessful bidder and approved by
June 1, 1973. Principal and inter¬
Bond Offering — G. N. Shaw,
ment bonds.
Due on July 1
the Board of Education.
Legality
est
(J-D)
payable at the City Director of
from 1958 to 1983 inclusive.
Finance, will receive
approved by Charles & Trauer¬
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on
The
bonds
are. dated
July 1, nicht, of St. Louis.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
May 20 for the purchase of $3,- 1953. Principal and interest (J-J)
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Madison County Community Unit
500,000 water revenue, series 1953 payable at the City Treasurer's
cisco.
School District No. 11 (P. O.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1953. Due on office, or at the Chemical Bank
Alton), III.
Ross School District, Marin
June 1 from 1955 to 1982 inclusive. & Trust Co., New York.
Legality
Bond Offering—George L. Da¬
County, Calif.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
Bond Sale—The $57,000 build¬ able in New York City. Legality son, of New York.
vis, Secretary of the Board of
on
May
$435,000
5
building
bonds.
Bond
Offering—John J. Morris,
Dated
,
j
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...Monday, May-4,
(1C48)
Education, will receive sealed bids (CST) on May 19 for the purchase
until 7:30 p.m. (DST) on May 13 of $165,000
school improvement
the
purchase of
$4,931,000 bonds. Dated April I, 1953. Due
building bonds.
Dated April 1, semi-annually from July 1, 1954
Webster City Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Due
1953.
Oct. 1 from 1954 to
on
inclusive.
1972
terest
(A-O) payable at
bank or trust
cago
to
company
by the District and
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
»f Chicago.
-pureed
upon
St. Clair
County School District
(P. O. Caseville), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $170,000
ville, as 27/sS and 3s. Dated April
building bonds was sold to the
No.
102
Belleville
Savings Bank, of BelleLegality approved
by
1953.
1,
Charles
Louis.
&
Trauernicht,
St.
of
'
Will
County, Cretc-Monee Com¬
munity Unit School District
No. 201-U
(P. O. Crete),
'
Illinois
"
\
Bond Offering—Lynn A. Wiley,
.Superintendent of Schools, will
receive sealed bids until
May 9 for
the purchase f^m one to twenty
<m<fs. nue in of $700,000 school
v
years,
_
INDIANA
Aboite
Township (P. O. R. R.
Wayne), Ind.
No.
6, Fort
Bond Offering—Earl W.
Hewen,
^fbwnship Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
May 5 for the purchase of
$155,000 bonds, divided as follows:
$77,500
Township
School
Lincoln
Bond
1,; 1954 to Jan. 1, 1973 inclu-
Creek), Ind.
Offering
Township
Quinn,
Evart
—
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
receive
(CST) on
April
1,
1953.J. interest J-J. Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Boston
Township (P. O.
Richmond), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $58,000 School
and Civil Township bonds offered
April 28—v. 177, p. 1845—were
bonds.
Dated
May 1,
1953.
Due
July 1, 1954 to 1959 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality to be ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
on
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Valparaiso, Ind.
Offering
Township
Joe
Trustee,
«sealed bids until 10
will
Hoban,
receive
(CST) on
May 4 for the purchase of $120,000
school bonds, divided as follows:
$60,000
a.m.
School
Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1954 to Jan. 1, 1969 inclu¬
sive.
to
a
group
City, and McMaster Hutchinson
& Co., of Chicago, as 2V&S, at a
price of 100.54, a basis of about
Sale
ton,
National
3s, at
as
The
Bank
a
of
Hunting¬
price of 101.50, a
basis of about 2.72%.
Washington Township Indep.
(P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
Township
receive
sealed
(CST)
until
11
a.m.
on May 27 for the purchase
$377,000 public improvement
Dated
June
June
on
1
June
from
1,
1954
1953.
to
Due
in¬
1973
from
1955
to
Interest
clusive.
J-D.
until
in¬
1978
same
Collins
L.
Rothschild
p.m.
pur¬
day
F.
&
&
Co.,
F.
S.
Smithers
&
Co., both of New
York, George K. Baum & Co., of
Kansas
July
1954,
Interest
J-J.
proved
by
Jan.
and
Legality
1,
to
1955.
be
of
Washington,
D.
C.,
the
and
ap¬
Ross,
McCord, Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Danville,
Bond
Cylinder Consolidated Sch. Dist.,
Ky.
Sale—The $150,000 school
building
April 28
offered
bonds
revenue
awarded
were
were
Bank
the
and
Boston
Deposit & Trust Co., all of
Boston, at 1.79% interest, plus a
premium of $49.
The notes
mature
Note
Nov.
1,1953,
6, 1953.
Sale
—
The
$18,000
awarded to the Plymouth
Co., Plymouth,
price of
Township Sch. Township
(P.- O. Bluff ton), Ind.
,
Bond
Sale—The
ing
bonds
177,
p.
City
olis,
offered
$92,000
28—v.
1304—were awarded to the
Securities
2V8s, at
Corp.,
Indianap¬
price of 100.207,
basis of about 2.08%.
-
a
as
Jackson
a
Township (P. O. Morgantown),
Ind.
Bond
Offering—Harold Weaver,
Township Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(CST) on
May 20 for the purchase of $64,€00 building bonds, as follows:
$32,000
School
Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from
July
1, 1954 to Jan. 1,
1970 inclu¬
sive
32,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
•
1954 to Jan.
Con.
School
build¬
March
McCallsburg and Warren Township
1, 1970 inclusive.
District
(P.
O.
awarded to J. J. B.
Offering—Gerald Vallem,
Secretary of the Board of Direct¬
ors, will
1
p.m.
chase
(CST) May 7 for the
pur¬
$115,000 building bonds.
May 1, 1953. Due on Nov.
1 from 1955 to 1972 inclusive.
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Le¬
Chapman
&
100.05,
County
2s,
as
at
a
Oakland School District, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $123,000 school
of
Savings
the
Bank,
Council
Council
Bluffs
Bluffs,
Avoca State Bank, Avoca, Citizens
State Bank, and the Oakland Sav¬
Bank,
23/4s, at
a
both
of
Oakland,
as
price of 100.12.
be
received
School
by
Trustees
the
until
tors, will receive sealed bids until
Board
6:30
Iowa
8
of
p.m.
(CST) on May 4 for the
purchase of $325,000 school bonds.
p.m.
The
issue
election
on
was
authorized
April 15.
March 1 from
55,000 3y4s. Due
on
March 1 from
notes
dated
are
June
O.
at
an
(CST)
on
May 12 for
of
Boston.
uineness
as
to
The
gen¬
and
at
Fitchburg, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 street
construction bonds offered April
29—v.
a
177,
1845—were awarded
p.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, New
1.90s, at a price of 100.10,
basis of about 1.86%.
as
1845—were
awarded
to
the
First
about 2.22%.
and
at
price
a
are
callable
as
of
May 1, 1953. Principal and inter¬
(M-N) payable at the Security
est
of
100.10,
2V4s,
basis of
a
Lunenburg, Mass.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
$200,000 school
April
29
were
awarded to
Dwinnell, Harkness &
Co., Lexington. Legality ap¬
Hill, and Townsend, Dabney &
proved by Wyatt, Grafton & Graf¬
Tyson, both of Boston, jointly, as
ton, of Louisville.
2.70s, at a price of 100.35, a basis
of about 2.64%.
LOUISIANA
Trust
The .bonds
Allen Parish Sch. Dist. No. 25
(P. O. Oberlin), La.
Offering — L, L. Smith,
Bond
The
the
Bank,
Somer¬
jointly,
at
notes
dated
are
April
24,
Nov.
13, 1953. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
on
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
ton. Legality to be approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
SpringfieldMass.
Sale—The
; /
$500,000 water
to
a
composed of
group
Ri£tey,& Co., Inc., and Stone &
Webster Securities Corp., all of
New
York,
100.25,
2.20s, at
as
of
basis
a
price of
2.17%
a
about
Wareham, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
offered
awarded
100.16,
23
were
&
Co.,
2.10s, at a price
basis of about 2.07%.
of
as
a
The
$145,000 school
April
Esterbrook
to
Boston,
bonds
dated
are
May
1,
1953.
Due
1968
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable
at the Day Trust
terest
May 1 from 1954 to
on
Company, Boston,
of
the
Bank
holder,
or
at the option
at .the
of Wareham.
National
Legality to be
approved
by
Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Thorndike,
Storey,
MICHIGAN
Acme
No.
Township School District
1
Bond
(P.
Acme), Mich.
$71,500 build¬
O.
Sale—The
ing bonds offered April 23—v. 177,
1724
p.
—
were
awarded to H. V.
Sattley & Co., of Detroit.
Bond Offering—Arthur
Village
Clerk,
Donald¬
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
May 11 for the purchase cf $120,general
1953.
to
obligation
bonds.
coupon
Due
March
on
water
March
Dated
1
from
1973 inclusive. Bonds
1,
1954
maturing
in 1969 and thereafter.are callable
March
of
as
and
interest
Principal
1963.
1,
(M-S)
are
1953, and mature
1954
to
1968
dated
on
June
1,
June 1 from
inclusive.
Crystal Falls, Mich.
Sale—The $130,000 gen¬
obligation
electric
system
Bond
eral
bonds
p.
offered
April 21—v. 177,
1724—were awarded to Strana-
han, Harris & Co., of Toledo, at a
price of 100.05.
Detroit, Mich.
Principal
Sale—The
$650,000 gen¬
improvement bonds
offered April 28—v. 177, p. 1845—
eral
public
awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
Inc., Chicago, and the First
of Michigan Corp., Detroit, jointly,
at a price of 100.02, a net inter¬
were
Co.
est
Bonds maturing in 1959
thereafter
Boston, and
1953. Due
Bond
Hopkinton, Mass.
Due
inclusive.
was
discount.
1.27%
1.23% discount.
National Bank of Boston, as
May 1 from 1955 to 1983
$500,000
24
payable at a
bank or trust company to be desig¬
nated by the purchaser.
Legality
to be approved by Miller, Canwere
awarded to the Middlesex
County National Bank of Everett, field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
the purchase of $710,000
domitory
revenue bonds. Dated
May 1,1953.
on
April
National
1,
—
a.m.
of
ville
000
Bank
will be certified
Bond Offering—Frank D. Peter¬
until 11
Bank
National
York,
(P.
offered
awarded to the National Shawmut
son,
to
1963 to 1973 inclusive.
University of Kentucky
Lexington), Ky.
Mass.
basis of about
a
Note Sale
The $35,000 water
Secretary of the Board of
notes offered April 29—v. 177, p.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
bonds offered April 23—v. 177, p.
1724—were awarded to a group
composed
on
price' of
a
Blissfield, Mich.
The
son,
Bond Offering —
Melvin^Clark,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
fol¬
1954 to 1962 inclusive.
of
Dated
ings
$45,000 3Y2S. Due
receive sealed bids until
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
LaPorte School City, Ind.
as
Bond
Rockwell Consolidated Sch. Dist.,
ikmd
—
lows:
Dated June 1, 1953. Interest J-J.
Legality to be approved by Rose,
apolis.
bonds offered April 27—v. 177, p.
1724
were
awarded to F. L.
Dupree & Co., of Harlan,
McCallsburg), Iowa
notes
1.98%.
notes
at
basis of about 2.54%.
Somerville,
Sea
Wall notes offered April 30 were
Trust
2.60s,
as
a
Note Sale—The issue of
dated May
are
on
Iowa
2.68%.
Siarrison
100.59,
a
validity by the Di¬
rector of Accounts, Massachusetts
Hilliard
&
Son,
and
Almstedt
semi-annually from July 1,
Bond Sale—The $180,000 build¬
Bros., both of Louisville, jointly, Department of Corporations and
1954 to July 1, 1969 inclusive.
Taxation.
ing bonds offered April 23—v. 177, as 314s, and 2%s and 3s.
Thj? bonds are dated June 1, p. 1724—were awarded to
Sparks
Everett, Mass.
1953. )(Interest J-J.
Harlan, Kentucky
Legality ap¬ & Co., Des Moines, as 2%s, at a
Note Sale—The $500,000 tax an¬
Bond Sale—The $100,000 play¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
price of 100.50, a basis of about
Miller, of Indianapolis.
ground and recreational facilities ticipation notes offered April 23
/J30.000 Civil Township bonds. Due
Boston,
1953, and mature on June 1, 1954
to 1962 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
payable at the Second
KENTUCKY
&
IOWA
$5,000,000 notes
28
Safe
Ranson-Davidson Co. of Wichita.
-
City, Folger, Nolan, Inc.,
Co., and R. L. Day & Co., all of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Harriman
group composed of First Bos¬
Corp., Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., both of New York, RocklandAtlas - National Bank, Merchants
Co., of Chicago,
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
S. Moseley &
mains bonds offered April 30 were
were
chase of $8,000 judgment funding
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1953.
Due
1,
April
National
awarded to
Bankers
of
Estabrook & Co., F.
awarded
ton
building and
fire
$1,400,000 bonds
were
composed
group
Trust
Bond
Burlington, Mass.
2V2S, at a price of
Bond Sale—The $650,000 bonds
100.62, a basis of about 2.42%, to a
offered April 28—v. 177, p. 1845—
syndicate composed of Halsey,
were
awarded to a group com¬
Stuart & Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
posed of W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Stone &
Webster Securities Corp., all of Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and
New York, Blair, Rollins & Co., Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, all ol
Boston, as 2.90s, at a price of
Inc., Equitable Securities Corpo¬
100.35, a basis of about 2.85%.
ration,
W. Pressprich & Co., of
New York, Lee Higginson Corp.,
Duxbury, Mass.
Julien
1
to
April 30
&
as
Mc~
the
for
11
Note Sale—The
offered
offered
a
Legality to
1
Boston, Mazs.
The $325,000
—
obligation
will
Trustee,
bids
May
on
Additional Sale
general
awarded
$10,000 fire
fighting facilities bonds offered
April 27 were awarded to the
First
$3,034,-
gutter,
bonds offered the
—
of
improvement flood control bonds.
&
Warren, Indiana
Sale
and
consisted
internal improvement curb
Co.,
Nuveen
of about 3.34%.
Bond
Co, Wichita, Bar¬
& Co., Kansas
North
paving and sewer
bonds, and $849,651.26 general
Bond Offering.—Chester A.
—
awarded
City Securities
John
to
Chicago, and the
Kamey,
Bond
Fitch,
202%.
basis of about 2.63%
»
bids
clusive.
Small-Milburn
ret,
861.96
Lynch, Pierce,
Beane, of Indianapolis,
at a price of 100.57, a
CTfcy Township (P. O. R. R. No. 3,
Greensburg), Ind.
sealed
Hayden, Stone & Co, New York,
sew¬
$725,000
age
awarded to Merrill
2%s,
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering —Alon L.
Wall,
Secretary of the Police Jury, will
receive
$100,000 tax
North Andover, Mass.
Amite), La.
on
composed of First National Bank
works revenue bonds offered
April 24 — v. 177, p. 1724 — were
Sale—The
Bond
Fetiner &
as
O.
tice; Secretary of the Board of of Chicago, Mercantile Trust Co., be approved by Foley, Cox
Trustees, jwil receive sealed bid* St.
Hairiman Ripley & Co., Judell, of New Orleans.
until 4 p.m. (CST) Ori May 15 for
inc., New York, " C.^y National
the purchase of $154,000 building
Bank & Trust Co, Kansas City,
MASSACHUSETTS
proved
'
(P.
*
bonds.
1845—were
Bond Offering—Marion D. Cur-
The
—
1.24% discount. Due Nov. 26, 1953.
Parish
—
'; 195>4 to Jan. 1, 1973 inclusive.
dated
be approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Tangipahoa
Sale
anticipation notes offered April 23
Legality were awarded to the Merchants
Chapman & National
Bank
of
Boston,
at
(CST)
Parsons, Kan.
North Adams, Mass.
Note
J-J.
Offering—Dorothy J. Pow¬
Principal
and
interest
$18,000 School Township bonds. ell, City Clerk, will receive sealed (J-D) payable at any bank desig¬
Due semi-annually on June 1 bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on May 4 nated by the purchaser.
Legality
and Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1962 for the purchase of $475,000 gen¬ approved by Chapman & Cutler,
eral improvement bonds.
inclusive.
Dated of Chicago.
May 1, 1953. Bids may be made
20,000
Civil
Township
bonds.
Washington Parish, Bogalusa Sch.
for: (1) bonds maturing on May 1
Due semi-annually from Dec.
Dist. (P. O.
Bogalusa)r La.
from
1954 to
1968 inclusive, or
1, 1954 to June 1, 1963.
Bond Offering — M. J. Israel,
(2) bonds due on May 1, from 1954
The bonds are dated June 1,
Secretary of the Parish Police
to 1973 inclusive.
1953.
Interest J-D.
Legality ap¬
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
Wichita, Kan.
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
til 11 a.m. (CST) on May 26 for
Bond Sale
The $3,884,513.22 the purchase of
Miller, of Indianapolis.
$1,385,000 build¬
bonds offered April 28—v. 177, p. ing bonds. Dated June
1, 1953. Due
Princeton School City, Ind.
Corp.,
Indianapolis,
jointly,
as
3%s, at a price of 100.57, a basis
are
Interest
to
of
Bond
77,500 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
The,bonds
,,
KANSAS
follows:
awarded
,
2.41%.
Ma,y 15 for the purchase of $38,building bonds, divided
as
inclusive.
v.
—
Moines, and the White-Phil¬
lips Co., Davenport, as 2VzS, at a
price of 100.74, a basis of about
000 school
bonds.
sive.
.*
ing bonds offered April 23
purchase of $162,000 build¬
Dated July 2, 1953.
on July 2 from 1954 to 1963
bonds.
Due
build¬
Des
Township (P. O.
Mill
Due semi-annually from July
,,
Bond Sale—The $350,000
July 1, 1969 inclusive. Interest
177, p. 1724—were awarded to a
Legality to be approved by
group
composed of
the
Harris
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago,
Indianapolis.
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank,
Chi¬
any
ing
J-J.
Principal and in¬
for the
Iowa
for
1953
cost
of
about
2.96%,
as
fol¬
lows:
$113,000 4s.
1954 to
74,030
Due
on
April 15 from
1962 inclusive.
21/j>s.
Due
on
April
15
from 1963 to 1986 inclusive.
138,000 2%s.
from
1967
325,000 3s.
Due
on,April
to 1972
Due
on
15
inclusive.
April 15 from
1973 to 1983 inclusive.
Elk
Rapids, Mich.
and interest payable at the Sec¬
Bond Sale—The $140,000 water
Secretary-Treasurer Parish School ond National Bank of Boston. Le¬ supply and sewage disposal sys¬
Board, will receive sealed bids gality approved by Storey, Thorn- tem revenue bonds offered
April
until 10 a.m.
(CST) on June 4 dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. 23—v. 177, p. 1625—were awarded
(1949)
ceive
sealed
Sattley & Co., and Kenower, Mac-
(EST)
on
Arthur &
of
& Co., H. V.
McDonald-Moore
to
Co., all of Detroit.
Flint, Mich.
Sale
Bond
series
A,
—V.
to
177,
a
offered
1625—were awarded
composed of Halsey,
p.
group
Co.
&
Stuart
$3,000,000
supply system
April 27
water
bonds
revenue
The
—
Inc., Blyth & Co.,
all of New York,
First of Michigan Corp., Detroit,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Blair, Rol¬
lins &
Co., Inc., both of New
York, John Nuveen & Co., Wil¬
liam Blair & Co., and McCormick
& Co., all of Chicago, Kewower,
MacArthur & Co., and McDonaldMoore & Co., both of Detroit, and
Lehman
T.
H.
Bros.,
Jones
&
Cleveland, at
.a
price of 100.15, a net interest
cost of about 3.15%, as follows:
$1,665,000 3s.
1954
to
Co.,
Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1973
3y4s.
1,335,000
Due
1
from 1974 to 1983 inclusive.
Clerk,
City
receive
will
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on May
20 for the purchase of $500,000
municipal recreation building
Dated
bonds.
Oct.
on
est
-or
1953.
1,
1953
Bonds
in
in¬
as
of
1, 1957. Principal and inter¬
(A-O) payable at such bank
trust company
.shall
be
chaser.
in the State
by the
designated
Legality
be
to
as
pur¬
approved
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
JDetroit.
.
•'•
^
Kaleva, Mich.
for
submitted
$65,000
the
Ann Arbor
Romeo
were
water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
1725.
fered April 27—v. 177, p.
O. Ludington),
*Michigan
Sale — The $45,000 tax
"Note
Note
Sale
Arthur &
177,
'Detroit,
1, 1954
1955.
.13,000 23/4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
3s.
Due
Aug.
on
1
from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
cial
Mich.
bonds
assessment
..April
29—v.
^awarded
to
177,
the
p.
spe¬
offered
1845—were
Chemical
State
^Savings Bank, of Midland, as 2s, at
price of 100.05,
;a
a
Agric.
Sch. Dist. No.
No.
Pennfield
Bond
Offering—Everett E. Ling,
^Secretary of the Board of Educa-
-tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m.
(EST)
-purchase
of
on
May 7 for the
$200,000
building
1953. Due on
sealed bids until
May
on
$2,250,000
callable
■
and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
-purchaser.
Legality to
be
ap; proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad•<dock & Stone, of
Detroit.
Penn
Township Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Cassopolis), Mich.<
Bond Offering—Erma Spencer,
Director, will receive sealed bids
(CST)
purchase
of
Dated
ma¬
of June
as
are
1, 1968. Prin¬
(J-D) payable
suitable banking insitution
at any
in
the
United
by
the
successful
Sjtates
designated
bidder.
Legal¬
ity to be approved by Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis
7 p.m.
Pittsfield
(EST)
Blackduck, Minn.
Bond Offering—Ralph H. Baltes,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
No. 9
(P. O. Ann Arbor), Mich.
Note Offering — Warren Dreit-
1
fiaupt, District Treasurer, will re¬
on
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
banking
Principal
at any suit¬
institution
the
bidder.
County (P. O.
Lea),
Minn.
County Auditor, will receive
bids
May
on
until
6
for
2
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
$300,000 court house improvement
bonds. Dated May 1,
1953. Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1954
to
&
Securities Co.,
purchased
privately on
of
$1,800,000
issue
an
bonds
at
interest
cost
suitable
banking institution de¬
signed by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Col¬
Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis, and Moody & Springsted, of St. Paul.
County School District (P. O.
Two
Harbors), Minn.
of
May 1 from 1955 to 1973
on
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1964
thereafter
callable
are
of
as
May 1,1963. Principal and interest
payable
at
any
suitable
bank
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality to
approved
be
177,
—v.
they
Morton,
Macartney, of St. Paul.
Earth
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality to be approved by
Dorsey,. Colman, Barker, Scott &
Crystal), Minn.
build¬
p.
1725—were awarded to
dicate composed of First
of
Bank
Paul, First National
Minneapolis,
Merrill,
Pierce,
New York,
Fenner
Beane,
&
Village
St.
New
sealed
on
Paul, M. H. Bishop & Co.,
Bache
and
follows:
1956 to
April 1 from
on
1964 inclusive.
April 1 from
on
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
345,000 3y4s. Due
to
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
1982
Breckenridge, Minn.
Certificate
Offering —
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
H.
E.
(CST)
on
improvement
permanent
on
certificates
fund
June 1
payable
June
Dated
from 1957 to
Principal
at
1,
and
Wadena
and
der.
Faegre
Legality to
be
168
Bond
&
Todd
(P.
Benson,
Counties
O.
Offering
District
of
Joint
Verndale),
Charles
—
Clerk,
will
Aid-
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(CST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $40,000
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1953.
Due
payable at
Colman, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
MISSISSIPPI
1956
450.000
from
to
1967
County (P. O.
Greenwood), Miss.
Offering — A. R. Bew,
Bond
Clerk
the
of
Board
of
Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
til
11
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
Due
Marshall
3.10s.
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
April
1968 to 1983 inclusive.
1
1
from
1954
Principal
payable
Bank
the
at
to 1968T
interest
and
First
Na¬
of
City.
1417—were
p.
the
,
hr1
.
,:r
as
Offering
M.
of
bids
May
on
house
until
for
14
general1 obligation
fire
equipment
bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Amorti¬
zation
bonds
and
w)ill
be
the
first
choice and serial bonds the second
the
of
School
.
Board.
In¬
Roosevelt
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Polar), Mont.
Sale—The
ing bonds
awarded
Bank
1725
p.
State,
the
First
Memphis,
as
National
3V4s,
The bonds
are
at
a
due from 1954 to
inclusive.
3V4s, at
a
the
to
price of
par.
NEBRASKA
Offering—Varley
Grant¬
ham, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed and
oral bids at 7:30 p.m. (MST) on
May 12 for the purchase of $752,000 building bonds. Dated May 15,
1953. Due on May 15 from 1955
May
1958.
15,
gality
Callable
inclusive.
1973
to
O.
Bond
Overland),
Sale—A
of
as
Interest M-N. Le¬
approved
Chapman
by
&
NEVADA
County, Paradise School
District (P. O. Las Vegas), Nev.
Clerk, of the
—
Board
will receive sealed
W.
S.
Lee,
of Trustees,
bids until 7:30
July 15 from 1957 to 1973 in¬
Legality
to
be" ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City. ■'<'1.
proved
Lumberton_ Township Sch. Dist*.
(P. O. Lumberton), N. J.
(DST)
May 5 for the purchase of
$32,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1952. Due on Sept. 1
the
Union
approved by Pershing, Bosworth,
Dick & Dawson, of Denver.
Simon &
Co., St. Louis, George K.
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Mount Holly. Legalityapproved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York.
Montville
Township Sch. Dist. :
(P. O. Box 8, Montville), N. /.
Bond Offering—W. Foster Rich-
ards,
District
HAMPSHIRE
H.
Keene Union School District, N.
(DST) on
May 21 for the purchase of $356,school
Due
terest
of
bonds.
Oct.
Dated
Oct.
on
1
from
1,
1953 ttf
Principal
and in¬
(A-O) payable at the office
the
Boonton
Trust
Company,
Boonton. Legality to be approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield
of New York City.
Wood,
&
'
*
;
..v
i-
1725 — were awarded to iLEL
Hhnauer & Co., Newark, as 3.10s„
p.
100.23,
a
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids at the Merchants Na¬
Street,
State
30
Room 308,
6,
Boston
until
(DST) on May 5 for the pur¬
chase of $79,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1853.
Due on May
1
to
1954
from
inclusive.
1968
Merchants
National
bonds.
Legality
to
be
approved
Palmer &
Note
Sale
—
The
—v.
177,
p.
'
Offering—R.
A.
Schober,
purchase of $790,000 school
Dated April 1, 1953. Due
April 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
on
clusive.
(A-O)
Principal
payable
interest
and
the
at
Union
Center National Bank, Union. Le¬
gality
approved
Delafield
&
by
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
City.
Westville
of
Bank
of
IV.r
District Clerk, will receive s&ded
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 19
Principal and interest payable at
the
.
Township School District
(P. O. Union), N.
' '.
District
Bank of Boston,
basis
■
Union
for the
Offering—Robt. G. Calef,
Bond
ing
p.
offered
1626—were
B. Hanauer &
3.60s, at
of
School District,
Sale—The $125,000
bonds
177,
J.
a
April
N. L
build¬
29—
awarded
Co., Newark,
price of 100.30,
a
to
as
basis
about 3.56%.
$500,000 tax
1846—were awarded
Amoskeag National Bank of
Manchester, at 1.43% discount.
>
\
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
NEW
to the
M.
(M-S) payable
National
.
Manchester, N. H.
I.
B.
on
office.
Curtis,
Chicago,
Frances
—
sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
Wood-Ridge, N. J.
anticipation notes offered April 28
of
Offering
Bailey, District Clerk, will receive
at a price of
at
the County
about 3.07%.
Legality to be
payable
(J-D)
Treasurer's
interest
and
Principal
posed of Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
both
(M-S) payable
National
Spring Lake Heights, N. J.
p.m.
(PDST) on May 11 for the
Bond Sale—The $100,000 water
purchase
of
$345,000
building
offered April 23—v.
lT?r
bonds. Dated June 15, 1953. Due bonds
Mo.
com¬
p.m.
Collingswood, West Col¬
1972 inclusive.
Clark
Offering
8
lingswood.
1952.
Bond
until
at the office of the First
000
Cutler, of Chicago.
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
syndicate
cipal and interest
Bank of
at
Bond
bids
May 11 for the purchase
cipal and interest
Neb.
Ritenour Consolidated Sch. Dist.
(P.
sealed
on
from 1953 to 1960 inclusive. Prin¬
School District,
Alliance
Boston.
MISSOURI
•
(DST)
Bond
noon
were
price of 100.33.
1973
awarded
were
—
as
tional
build¬
offered April 20
to
of
$15,000
9
Bond Sale—The $320,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 29—v. 177,
Bond
Holly Springs), Miss.
Goulburn, District Clerk, will
receive
un¬
Red Banks Con¬
Offering—Mrs. Katharine
of $60,000 building bonds/ Dated
a.m.
(MST) March 1, 1953. Due on March 1
purchase of from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
10
the
building
May 4 for
$30,000 bridge
solidated School District (P. O.
Bond
Bond
Jaqueth, City Clerk, will receive
on
serially from 1954 to
County,
Collingswood Sch. Dist., N. /„
3s.
Alice
—
>4i
1 •
i
Farmers-Stock-
T.
on
Joint Ind. Consol. Sch. Dists.
$260,000 2%s. Due
June
on
(J-D)
Missoula, Mont.
Bond
1959 inclusive.
(P. O.
(DST). on
May 12 for the purchase of $34,0001
Jetty bonds. Dated June 1,< 1953,
tional
Bank, of Glasgow,
growers
clusive.
bonds.
7 and 20
177,
to
LeFlore
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Winnebago), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $710,000 build¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
York
15—v.
awarded
suitable bank
any
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
the
Nos.
to
Offering—George L. CrosBorough Clerk, will1 receive
Bradley Beach.
:
Bond Sale—The $35,000 equip¬ Legality to be approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of,New
ment
purchase
bonds
offered
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1964
and thereafter are callable as of
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Counties
referred
*
Bond
son,
Due
May 1 frdm 1956 to 1967
on
1971
approved by
Faribault and Martin
and
in¬
designated by the successful bid¬
as
Glasgow, Mont.
ap¬
Minnesota
1953.
bank
issue
Bradley Beach, N. J.
pur¬
inclusive.
the
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist. Nos. 61
interest
suitable
any
the
included in the sale of
any
re¬
of
for
MONTANA
May 1, 1963. Principal and inter¬
May 14 for the purchase of $150,-
inclusive.
(CST)
Minneapolis.
est
Anderson, City Clerk, will receive
Due
by
proved
Co.,
&
able at the
above.
receive
p.m.
May 7 for the purchase of $65,municipal light plant bonds.
rich,
$178,000 23/4s. Due
000
will
8
cipal and interest payable at
suitable
bank
designed by
purchaser.
Legality
to
be
York, at a price of 100.14, a
cost of about 3.13%,
1972
until
Dated June 1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1
from 1956 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
net
Clerk,
bids
Harold E Wood & Co.,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., both
Minneapolis,
as
National
St.
of
Lynch,
syn¬
a
:
bonds.
sewer
Dated June 1, 1953. Due on June
from
1954
to
1964
inclusive
1
terest J-J.
Spring Valley, Minn.
000
Sale—The $698,000
Bond
12
$1,800,000
choice
Barber, of Minneapolis. :;
Bond Offering—Clarke M. Will-
County Indep. Consol.
19 (P. O.
1
1725—was canceled
p.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
May
12 for the purchase of
$250,000
&
School District No.
May^
$151,06®
on
follows:
as
$76,000
p.m.
(DST)
purchase of
*
son,
Blue
May
were
the
April
Bond
by
Kyle
Gilbert,
5
the
bonds,
March 1 from
on
until
for
75,000 parking assessment bonds.
March
on
$600,000 building bonds
$325,000
1953.
as
1973 inclusive.
until
chase
May 1, 1961. Principal and interest
payable
at
any
suitable
bank
Due
1,
2.89%,
bids
Offering Canceled—The call for
bids
sealed
May
JERSEY
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Asbury Park & Ocean
The bonds were authorized at Grove
Bank, Asbury Park, or at
an election
on Feb.
17 and com¬ the option of the
holder, at the
prise the $1,000,000 for which all Marine Midland Trust
Company,
bids were rejected on April 14 New York
City. Legality to be
and the $600,000 for which bids approved by
Caldwell, Marshall,
had been scheduled to be received Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York.
on May 12.
City.
r,-t
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1962
and thereafter are callable as of
treatment
waste
bonds. Dated
about
750,000 3s. Due
eral
obligation
NEW
Asbury Park, N. J.
Bond Offering — Wm. M.
Reid,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
12
net
a
from 1954 to 1968 inclusive.
man,
Lake
building
100.11,
$1,050,000 2%s. Due
Jan.
1, 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
of
Hannibal,
April 23
follows:
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1953.
Due on May 1 from 1956 to 1965
plant
price of
a
1969 to
Offering—Robert D. Han¬
sealed
Bond
the
designated by
States
in
& Co., Barret, Fitch, North
Co., and Zahner & Co., all of
Kansas
City, and the Bankers
&
(CST) on May 11
for the purchase of $92,000 gen¬
on
Township Sch. Dist.
receive
(CST)
Offering—G. R. Lindren,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
May 4 for ing bonds offered April 22—v. 177,
the purchase of $40,000 building p. 1725—were awarded to a group
of Northwestern Na¬
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on composed
tional
Bank,
Piper, Jaffray &
July 1 from 1954 to J 971 inclusive.
LBonds maturing in 1956 and there¬ Hopwood, J. M. Dain & Co., Alli¬
son-Williams Co., all of Minne¬
after are callable as of July
1,
apolis, Caldwell, Phillips Co., St.
1956. Principal and interest (J-J)
Paul,
Woodard-Elwood
&
Co.,
payable at the First National
Minneapolis, and Paine, Webber,
IBank of Cassopolis. Legality to be
Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago, at
approved by James, Hoff & a
price of 100.35, a net interest
Squiers, of Cassopolis.
cost of about 3.01%, as follows:
until
.
the
cipal and interest
debtedness.
Principal
able
son,
1956 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds
1954 to 1971 inclu¬
sive. Bonds maturing in 1958 and
thereafter are callable as of April
1957.
1960
Albert
Winner-
building bonds.
volving
1,
will
interest payable
and
(P. O.
7:30 p.m.
for
20
■bonds. Dated May 1,
1 from
to
Bond
lund, District Clerk, will receive
Road, Battle
Creek), Mich.
April
220
Anoka), Minn.
Offering—J: M.
Bond
1
(P. O. Route 1, Box 270,
1955
Freeborn
175,000 3s. Due
JPennfield
July 1, 1953. Due
United
Dist.
basis of about
jl.98%.
Baum
May 12 for the purchase of $12,000
road
improvement
equipment
general obligation bonds. Dated
Hennepin Counties,
Anoka-Hennepin Ind. Sch.
of
$228,000
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Anoka and
and
Midland,
Town
son,
successful
Bank
t22,500
notes
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 177,
.$9,000 2y4s. Due on Aug.
and
$23,000
(P. O. Delano), Minn.
Offering—Lloyd A. Nel¬
MINNESOTA
awarded
MacArthur & Co., of
follows:
as
The
Co., of Detroit, at 2.94%
1626—were
p.
'.to Kenower,
—
interest.
anticipation notes offered April 24
—v.
Bank.
Community Sch. Dist., Mich.
Briggs,
LMason County (P.
.
Bond
offered April 29—v. 177, p. 1845—
were awarded to
Kenower, Mac-
and
Not Sc!d^—No bids
IBotids
Franklin
p.m.
$22,000 notes. Dated April 20,
1953. Due on April 19, 1954. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
1965
callable
are
Due
1967
to
maturing
thereafter
.-and
Oct.
from
1
clusive.
May
8
turing in 1969 and thereafter
Holland, Mich.
Offering—C. Grevengoed,
Bond
until
June 1, 1953. Due on June 1 from
Aug.
on
bids
May 7 for the purchase
,53
Bond
Sale—The $27,000 publiy
improvement bonds offered April
23—v 177, p. 1725—were awarded
.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1950)
to the Wood-Ridge
at
^City
N.
Bond
until
will
2
Offering
George
Peek, District Clerk, will
V. Malone,
receive sealed
(MST) on May
26 for the purchase of $3,303,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
Clerk,
bids
until
terest
from
1
bonds. Due
sewer
1
from
1955 to
on
July
on
1973 inclusive.
on
and
Bond
the
payable
Scipio,
28
177,
awarded
Dated
July 1, 1953. Bonds ma¬
turing in 1964 and thereafter are
public
interest
Denver.
composed
of
Roosevelt
& Cross,
& Co.,
R, D.
Tilney & Co.,
all of New York, as 3.20s, at a
price of 100.82, a basis of about
Francis
NEW YORK
u
group
a
White
Buffalo, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Chester
I.
&
duPont
Co.,
New
990,000 bonds, as follows:
Bond
$36,000 general
1950
bonds.
480,000
improvement-
Due
from 1954 to
June
on
1960
1
to
general
improvement
water supply-1952 bonds. Due
June
on
1
from
1954
to
1967
general
1952
bonds.
1952
general
June
on
bonds.
1953
improvement-
Due
general
bonds.
June
Dec.
on
1
improvement-
Due
1,
Dec.
on
1953.
and interest (J-D)
City
1
Principal
office,
or
at
the holder's option at the Hanover
to be
New
York
York
City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell,
School
Bond Offering
^President of the
will
—
Jacob
Board
receive
Geib,
of
sealed
(DST) on May 11 for
purchase of $408,000 building
bonds. Dated May
1, 1953. Due
on May 1 from 1954 to
1983 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(M-N)
Traders
Trust
the
Manufacturers
&
Co., Buffalo. Le¬
by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
gality
approved
Cheektowaga Union
No. 2
Bond
*
Free Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Buffalo 25),
New
York
Sale —The
$1,450,000
building bonds offered April 30—
v.
177,
p.
1846—were awarded
to
a
group composed of the Marine
Trust Co. of Western New
York,
Manufacturers
&
Traders
—
Trust
receive
interest
and
Bond Sale—The
bonds
177,
to
Salomon
Bros.
Hutzler, of New York,
at a price of par.
Columbia
&
pricg of
par.
Litchifeld, Columbia-
Litchfield Fire District
(P. O.
R.
,
Bond
D.
1
Mohawk), N. Y.
Offering — Frank West,
Chairman of the Board of the Fire
Commissioners, will
receive seal¬
ed bids until 3 p.m.
(DST) on May
for
the
purchase of $10,100
Sale
—
anticipation
24
The
notes
$300,000 tax
offered
awarded
were
to
April
interest.
The
notes
1954 to
are
City.
both
expressways im¬
provement,
unlimited
tax,
referendum-1950 bonds. Due
and
Greenburgh
Sept.
on
1
from
1954
to
of
R.
White
D.
&
Williamsville, N.
Sale
—
The
on
Y.
Due
t
.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2:30
1953.
1958
on Sept. 1
1954 to 1966 inclusive.
(DST)
on May 5 for the purchase
$695,000 building-1953 bonds.
Dated April 1, 1953. Due on April
1
from
1954
to
1973
May 1
bonds
dated
are
1957
Feb.
Principal and interest
at
the
240,000
2V4 %
"Sept.
on
1974
-
1
1950
from
inclusive.
at
the
First
National
Co.,
Buffalo.
NORTH
p.
department
unlimited tax,
Due
2V2% publjp ,„works im¬
provement, limited tax bonds.
on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to
1976 inclusive.
100,000
&
rities
2V4%
general
hospital
improvement, unlimited tax,
referendum-1950jT bonds. Due
Sept. 1 frorm 1954 to 1976
inclusive.
100,000
2V2%
street' lights im¬
provement, limited tax bonds.
Due
on
1963
1847—were awarded to
S. Dick¬
Co., Charlotte, Vance Secu¬
Other
Sept.
ijrorrl '1954 to
1
inclusive.
members
Tarrytown. Legality to be
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of
New
York City.
New
to
60,000
6s.
and
Due
May 1 from
1,
1963
1964.
240,000 2%'s. Due
1965
to
1972
iy4s. Due
55,000
May
on
and
on
on
the
May 1, 1973
1974.
Offering—W.
C.
Easter-
5 for the
sealed
bids
at
Motor Vehicle Fire
Pumper bonds.
Dated May 1, 1953. Due on
May 1
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
Albany 1, until 11:30
on
May
State
5
$125,000,000
for
the
Office
the
Alfred
Building,
a.m.
(DST)
purchase
of
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
sealed
Commission, will receive
bids
at
his
office
in
Ra¬
a.m. (EST) on May
purchase of $90,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
1953. Due on May 1 from 1954 to
1965
inclusive.
1964 and
of
as
May
interest
Lincoln
Cincinnati.
Le¬
Logan
County (P. O.
Beliefontaine), Ohio
Offering—Agnes M. Miles,
Clerk of the Board of the
County
Commissioners, will receive seal¬
ed bids until
11 a.m.
(EST) on
May 18 for the purchase of $319,770 Sewer District improvement
bonds.
Dec.
Dated June 1, 1953. Due on
from 1954 to 1973 inclu-
1
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasur¬
office.
Legality to be
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
by
ap¬
&
Mahoning County (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
Clerk
Offering
of
Principal and in¬
the
John C. Cox,
—
Board
of
County
Commissioners, will receive sealqd
bids
13
until
for
street
11
the
(DST)
a.m.
purchase
J.
&
Devine
to
1963
inclusive.
Co.,
Sale
The $1,000,000
bridge construction bonds offered
April 29—v. 177, p. 1726—were
—
awarded
to
Northern
syndi¬
a
group composed of
Trust
Co.,
Chicago,
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.,
and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., all of
Cleveland, as 2%s, at a price of
101.59,
basis
a
of
about
May 1, 1953. Due
all
of
all
New York.
of
'»
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., of
of New
&
Co.;
Co.,
York, William Blair &
of Chicago; Hirsch &
Co., A. M.
Kidder & Co.,
Folgeif Nolan, Inc.,
Washington, D.
Atlas
approved
Q,; Rockland-
National
Bank, of Boston,
Savings Bank & Trust
Co., of Cincinnati; Tripp & Co., of
New York; Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., of Toledo, Wood, Gundy &
Co., Inc., Ernst & Co., Talmage &
Co., J. G. White & Con ine., R. D.
White & Co.,
Granbery, Marache
Provident
& Co., all of New
York, A. G. Ed¬
wards & Sons, of St.
State
guaranteed terest
(M-N)
payable
in New
Thruway, first issue bonds. Dated York. Legality approved by Mit¬
Newburger, Loeb &
June 1, 1953. Due on June 1 from chell &
York.
Pershing, of New York.
by
Dempsey,
of
New
Ottawa,
Offering
Bond
Doepker,
Louis, and
Co., of New
Ohio
Edward
—
Village
Clerk, will
ceive sealed bids until
on
& "CO.,
2.63%.
Nov.-l
on
from 1954 to 1978 inclusive. Inter¬
bonds.
Smithers
from
Principal
Muskingum County (P. O.
Zanesville), Ohio
Bond
cinnati; Kean, Taylor & Co., R. S.
Co., F. S.
Dated
1
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Trust
&
$61,840
Oct.
on
May
on
of
improvement bonds.
May
$250,000
of
leigh, until 11
receive
E.
Bank,
Bank, Chem¬ est M-N.
Legality
Co., First Na-* Squire, Sanders &
tional Bank, Smith,
Barney & Co., Cleveland.
Bank
Winston-Salem; Eldrgdge
\
Louisburg, N. C.
Bond
callable
cate: Chase National
ical
May 1 from
inclusive.
reve¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Dickson & Co., Wood, Struthers &
1957 inclusive.
on
are
National
& Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., of Cin¬
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
York State Thruway Author¬
ity (P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Bond Offering — J. Raymond
McGovern, State Comptroller, will
Smith
Bonds maturing in
1, 1964. Principal and
(M-N)
payable at the
&
95,000 2V4S. Due
system
sewerage
thereafter
Dated
of
price of par,
1954
May
on
May 1 from 1954 to 1993 inclu¬
on
sive.
Corp.,
Lee Peeler
sealed
(EST)
bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. Due
nue
on
Statesville),
composed of R.
group
mortgage
105,000
&
Bond Sale—The $500,000
county
hospital bonds offered April 28—
177,
Hopkins,
receive
.
Sept. 1 from"..!954 to 1976
inclusive.
Le¬
CAROLINA
Iredell County (P. O.
Don
—
will
7 for the purchase of $700,000 first
1954
fire
on
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York.
Bank,
North
7.-
Ohio
May 1, 1953. Due
'
improvement,
referendum-1952lbonds.
1,
pay¬
Manufacturers
Trust
Offering
Clerk,
Bond
unlim¬
referendum
Due
1954 to
improvement,
highway
machinery
1 from 1953 to
improvement,
tax,
bonds.
gality
inclusive.
pay¬
a
at
awarded
Co., of Cincin¬
price of 100.23,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
from
Due
The
City
er's
and
street
Aug.
to
bonds. Due
centers
Aug.
inclusive.
p.m.
of
2s,
special
basis of about 1.95%.
improvement, unlim¬
tax, referendum - 1952
ited
on
on
1954
253,000 2V4% parks;-parkways,
playgrounds
ancL recreation
and fire apparatus bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1 from
ited
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
169,000
a
&
as
nati,
White
•
April 24
1726—were
p.
A.
*
centers
machinery
bonds.
sewer
auto¬
inclusive.
1953 to 1956 inclusive.
highway
equipment,
400,000 2V4% parks, parkways,
playgrounds
and-'' recreation
Sale consisted of:
1 from
2V2%
and
other
improve¬
ment, limited tax bonds. Due
$200,000 vari¬
$15,000 water bonds. Due
Sept. 1 from 1954 to
motive
ous
16,000
inclusive.
780,000
Co.,
York, as 3.10s, at a
100.02, a basis of about
on
1963
Greensboro, and J. York; Northern Trust Co.,'of Chi¬
Co., of Durham, at cago; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.,
a net interest cost Bear, Stearns &
Co., both of New
Bond Offering — Theodora of about
2.82%, as follows:
York;
Schoellkopf,.
Hutton
&
Brown, District Clerk, will re¬
$50,000 6s. Due on May 1 from Pomeroy, of Buffalo; Harris, Hall
Central Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P.O.
Pocantico Hills), N. Y.
J.
to
Bond
Due
New
Bond
a
177,
—v.
1990
1,500,000 21/4% street, unlimited
tax, referendum-1952 bonds.
Traders
and
price of
3.09%.
v.
assessment bonds offered
inclusive.
York, and Manu¬
Trust
Co.,
Buffalo,
Roosevelt
&
&
of
Cross,
son
Pleasant
1978 inclusive.
3,750,000 2V2%
North Carolina
dated
April 29,
1953. Due on July 15, 1953. Legal¬
ity to be approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
Mount
cate headed by the Chase Nation¬
Bank of New
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
the
County
Co., White Plains, at 1.21%
Trust
County (P.O.
Columbus), Ohio
Ironton,
al
(P. O. Tioga
of Western New
able
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
Note
E.
No. 3
Sale—The $505,000 build¬
Traders
9
cipal and interest payable at the
Manufacturers
National
Bank,
of
ing bonds offered April 29—v. 177,
1847—were awarded to a group
&
3.30s,
as
Bank, New York City
■
Center), N. Y.
Bond
offered
able
a
2.40s, at a price
basis of about 2.37%.
Sch. Dist.
1846—were
p.
Dated May 20,
July 20 from 1955 to
Franklin
Bond
Tioga, Barton and Candor Central
$1,508,000 vari¬
improvement
30—v.
OHIO
Co., New York,
as
a
sewer,
lins & Co., Inc., Roosevelt &
Cross,
and R. D. White &
Co., all of New
3V4S, at
100.13,
Y.
Principal and interest (A-O)
as
bids
(M-N)
Co., both of Buffalo, Blair, Rol¬
York,
jointly,
Arthur R.
sealed
Long Beach, N.
bids
until 3 p.m.
at
and R. D. White &
payable at the Guaranty Trust
Company, New York City. Legal¬
ity to be approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
Edu¬
the
payable
New
bonds.
on
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Chase
National
a
inclusive^
Sale—The
both
and
1967
York, at a price
of 101.37, a net interest cost of
$285,000 high¬
about 2.37%, as follows:
way improvement bonds offered
April 28—v. 177, p. 1847— were $10,000,000 2Ms% sewerage system
awarded to the Marine Trust Co.
improvement,
limited
tax
bonds. Due on Sept. 1 from
of Western New York,
Buffalo,
New York
Bond
Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
April
to
May 22
on
Bond Sale—The $620,700
refunding bonds:
$10,000 2y2s, due on May 1,
1962
and
1963;* and $20,000
2%s,. due on May 1 from 1964
of
sealed
inclusive.
terest
Trust
improvement* bonds offered
were
awarded
to
the
until 4 p.m. (DST) on May 13 for April 30
Permanent
Savings
&
the purchase of $890,000 building Niagara
Loan Association, as
bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. Due on
2V2S, at par.
will
awarded
No. 3 (P. O.
Buffalo 25), N. Y.
Traders
&
County (P. O. Monticello),
facturers
Gross, both of
Offering
cation,
ous
District
cation,
Bond
New
City.
Cbeektowaga Union Free
Sullivan
Co.,
&
1973
$20,000
May 1, 1968 and
general
Cross, New York, and the
Jamestown City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
Principal
payable at the
Comptroller's
Bank,
Stevenson
&
Cent.
(P. O. Scipio),
Board
receive
(EST)
noon
provement
inclusive;- and
on
the
of
will
for the purchase of 54,000,000 im¬
1953. Due
—
Smith, President of Board of Edu-*
from 1954 to 1967 inclusive.
Dated
Bacon,
&
awarded
York, jointly, as 3y4s, at a price
100.33, a basis of about 3.21%.
1
from 1954 to 1967 inclusive.
1,434,000
1725—were
p.
Roosevelt
improvement-
Due
from 1954 to 1967 inclusive.
2,857,000
land
of
inclusive.
1,183,000
177,
30,000
Venice end Led yard
p.
$142,000
acquisition bonds offered April 28
—v.
inclusive
York
Sale—The
2.85%,
follows:
3y4S, due
and
Kowal,
City
Comptroller,
will
receive 3.13%.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Hempstead (P. O. Hempstead),
May 7 for the purchase of $5,-
Education,
bids until
price of par,
a
$52,000 school refunding bonds:
$12,000 2V2s, due on May 1,
1962
and
1963; $20,000 2%s,
due on May Lfrom 1964 to
1967
Clerk-Treasurer
1847
Dickson
Cincinnati, Ohio
Co., Buffalo, jointly, as 3.10s, at a
Bond
Sale
The $17,228,000
price of 100.50, a basis of about
bonds offered April 28—v.
177, p.
3.05%.
1518—were awarded'to a syndi¬
1846 — were
W. Pressprich &
1847—were awarded to
p.
Co., Charlotte, at
bonds
p.
S.
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering — W. V. Drake,
Bond
1969.
Manufacturers
Co., and R. D. White & Co., both
of New York, jointly, as 2.70s, at
a price of 100.15, a basis of about
of
as
and
to^R.
Columbus
1847—were awarded to Roose¬
p.
velt
July 1, 1963. Prin¬
(J-J) payable
at the City Treasurer's office, the
2.67%.
Chase National Bank, New York
Harrison Union Free Sch. Dist.
City, or at the Albuquerque Na¬
No. 6 (P. O. Harrison), N. Y.
tional Bank, Albuquerque. Legal¬
Bond Sale—The $700,000 build¬
ity to be approved by Pershing,
Bosworth, Dick
&
Dawson, of ing bonds offered April 29—v. 177,
cipal
29—v, 177,
awarded to R. D.
*$82,000
April 28—v.^177,
awarded
net interest cost of about
Bond Sale—The $559,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 177,
p.
R.
to
&
New York
(P. O. Harrison), N. Y.
Sale—The $403,000
v.
—
$19,300 sewer
April
Sch. Dist. No. 4
improvement bonds offered April
clusive.
offered
in¬ about 3.47%.
at
Principal
(M-N)
Harrison
1,458,000 water bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
callable
Sale —The
offered
May
Co., Schenec¬
tady. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
July 1, 1955.
135,000 park bonds. Due
Bond
bonds
on
Sale—The
—were
as
Schenec¬
Dated
County (P. O.
Rockingham), N. C.
Bond
a
Pleaspntville, N. Y.
Schenectady Trust
1969 inclusive.
to
1955
8,000 storm
July
fur¬
be
bidder.
p.
1847—were
1, White & Co., New York, as 3V2S,
at a price of 100.32, a basis of
May 1 from 1954 to
inclusive.
1973
will
successful
re¬
(DST)
p.m.
bonds.
1953. Due
inclusive.
on
3:30
General
the
May 6 for the purchase of $125,000
building
bonds.
1955 to 1974
sewer
75,000 library bonds. Due
nished
Richmond
as
1962.
1,
Attorney
L.
—
shall Cohn, 311 State St.,
tady,
lows:
sanitary
Due on July 1,
June
ceive sealed bids c/o Morris Mar¬
p.m.
$1,627,000
of
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at
the
Duanesburg Central School District
Bank of the Manhattan Co., New
No. 4 (P. O. Schenectady),
York. Legal opinion of the State
New York
Mex.
Offering—Ida
1958 to 1984 inclusive. Callable
Legality to be approved by
Foley & Scalzo, of Utica.
a
MEXICO
Albuquerque,
Bond
100.03,
a
NEW
Ilion.
National Bank,
price of
basis of about 2.44%.
2.45s,
as
Monday, May 4, 1953
...
8
on
for
the
noon
(EST)
purchase of
disposal
sewage
Dated
April
A.
re¬
1,
plant
1953.
Due
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1978 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the Village First Na¬
tional
be
&
Bank,
approved
Ottawa.
Legality "to
Squire, Sanders
by
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Port
Clinton, Ohio
Offering — Wm. L. Zeis,
City Auditor, will receive-sealed
.
Bond
bids until
for
the
provement
1953. Due
1963
terest
noon
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
on
of
on May 20
$37,160 im¬
May 1,
Dated
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1954 to
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the legal
City, presently
depository of the
the American Bank of Port Clin¬
ton.
Legality to be approved, by
Spuire, Sanders & Dempsey^ •- of "
Cleveland.
„
Volume-177
Number 5217
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Shaker
Heights (P. O. 3400 Lee
Read, Cleveland -20), Ohio
Bond Offering Rescinded — Due
to
in the offering notice,
an- error
the
city was obliged to call off
the scheduled sale on April 27 of
«$50,000 street improvement bonds
—v. 177, p. 1627.
;
Offering
Bond
T.
—
E. .Cook,
Beekham
County Indep.
No. 31 (P.
(1951)
School
to
O.
able
1974 inclusive. Bonds
are
call¬
bids until noon
sealed
j
(DST)
Sayre), Okla.
Offering — Mrs.
of Jan. 10, 1965.
as
Principal;
and interest
Creek
on
street improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1953. Due oh Oct. 1 from
,
,
1954
.
inclusive.
1963
to
Interest
A-O.
.
(P. O. Beallsville), Ohio
•
1726—were awarded to the J.
Sale—The $280,000 build-
Bond
Co., of Oklahoma
Sale
—
ihg
April
offered
bonds
23—v.
-
Toledo, Ohio
Sale—The $536,000
Bond
bonds
offered April 23—v. 177, p. 1627—
•were awarded to Stranahan, Har¬
ris & Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
and Ryan, Sutherland & Co., all
of Toledo, in joint account, as fol¬
lows:
transportation bonds offered the
same day were awarded to Evan
L. Davis, of Tulsa, as 3s.
Grady County Dependent Sch.
Dist. No. 101 (P. O. Cox
City), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $12,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 21—v. 177,
p. 1726 — were awarded to the
The
—
$15,000
street improvement bonds offered
the
day
same
awarded
were
to
-Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 2Yis; at a price of 100.09,
a basis of about 2.22%.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Snyder), Okla.
Bond Offering — Riley Marsh,
No. 4
of the" Board
Clerk
will
receive-sealed
Ohio
Sale—The $1,320,000 dor¬
Bond
mitory
April
28—v.
177,
Finance
Home
*1726—were
p.
Federal Housing
the
to
offered
bonds
revenue
awarded
and
of
until
2
bonds.
in
Due
Kiowa
1955
Agency,
the
only bidder.
incl.
of
indep. Sch. Dist.
Roosevelt), Okla.
Offering — Guy Reneau,
County
Jersey Shore
V.
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(CST) ifti May 7 for the pur¬
chase of $60,000 building bonds.
Due from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Secretary
receive
Offering
Okla.
(DST)
purchase of $720,000 first
water works revenue
May 1, 1953. Due on
County Dependent School
(P. O. Route 3,
Osage
Bond
City), Okla.
Sale—The $9,500 building
offered April 25—v
bonds
1726—were
awarded to
177, p.
wards, Inc., of Oklahoma City, as
2%s.
maturing in 1964 and
of
1, 1963. Principal and in¬
terest
(M-S) payable at the Win¬
Bank & Trust Co.,
Dayton.
Legality
approved
by
National
Peck, Shaffer &
cinnati
Williams, of Cin¬
bids until 7 pm..
Director
receive
of
bids
sealed
1956 to
(CST)
on
May 4
1976'inclusive
Pushmataha
District No. 2 (P.O.
Antlers),
p.m.
(CST)
Oct. 1 from
5,000
bonds.
Oct. 1
sidewalk
bonds.
The
bonds
are
Due
dated
June
1953.
Principal and interest
able
at
office
of
the
8
of
on
on
1,
pay¬
Board
of
Sinking Fund Trustees. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Due from
1956 to 1962 inclusive.
Sch. Dist. No. 11
(P. O. Columbia City), Ore.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Gladys
Columbia County
177,
Sale—The $400,000 school
bonds offered April 23—
1727—were awarded to
p.
cost of about
$70,000
3s.
3.65%,
1955
Due
to
1963
follows:
Jan.
1
from
inclusive.
20,000 3y8s. Due
and
as
on
on
Jan.
on
Jan. 1, 1966
1, 1964
1965./
30,000 3y4s. Due
and
1969.
OKLAHOMA
1963^inclusive. Principal
and interest (J*J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity to be approved by Winfree,
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of
■
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 2
1969.
60,000 3y2S. Due
1970 to
190.000
1973
3.70s.
on
Jan.
1 from
inclusive.
Due
Jan.
on
1,
Clair
(Township) Municipal
Sch. Dist.
Authority (P. O.
Pleasantville), Pa,
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
school
building revenue
bonds
•'
,
-
Coos
Bay, Ore.
$580,000 sewer
offerecTApril 27 — v. 177,
Bond Sale ^The
bonds
County Indep. Sch. Dist. $290,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
No. 31 (P. O. Sayre), Okla.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Jorene
203,000 3y4s'X>ue on May 1 from
(CST) on May 4 for the
purchase
of
$35,000
building
Due
in
1956
to
1960
incl.
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
87,000 3y2s;"DUe on May 1 from
1973 to 19T5 inclusive.
The
1953.
bonds Jare dated June 1,
on Jan.
10 from 1955
Due
.April 1,-1960.
50J)00 swimming pool bonds. Due
on. April 1 from 1955 to 1969
inclusive.
and
The
payable
tional
;
Greenville, S. C.
Offering — J. Kenneth
bonds
dated
are
April
1953. Principal and interest
&
SOUTH CAROLINA
either
at
Bank
First
the
at
or
the
X,
(A-O)
Na¬
Citizens
Bank, both of Cookeville. Legality approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Cass, Mayor, will receive sealed
Bond Offering—J. J. Thompson,
11 a.m. (CST) on May
20 for the purchase of $500,000 Mayor, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 19 for
water
works revenue
series D
bonds. Dated April 1, 1953. Due on the purchase of $935,000 sewer
April 1 from 1955 to 1969 inclu¬ revenue and tax bonds. Dated
sive. Bonds are callable as April May 1, 1953. Due on May 1 from
1959. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Chemical
1,
1976
inclusive.
office. Legality to be approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
Carolina
Bond Offering
State
will
until
11
receive
(EST)
May 19 for the purchase of 6chool bonds. Dated May 1, 1953.
$15,000 state school bonds. Dated Due on May 1 from 1954 to 1973
May 1, 1953. Due on May 1 from inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1963
1954 to 1968 inclusive. Principal and thereafter are callable as of
and interest
(M-N) payable " at May 1,1959. Principal and interest
the State
Treasury, or at any (M-N) payable at the Peoples
agency of the State.
Legality to National Bank of Shelbyville, or
be approved by T. C. Callison, at the
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
Attorney-General of the State; gality to be approved by Chap¬
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of man & Cutler, of Chicago.
New
York
City, and
Sinkler,
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston,
TEXAS
a.m.
Union S. C.
Abilene, Texas
Gregory,
Bond Sale—The $425,000 street
Mayor, will receive sealed bids un¬ improvement bonds offered April
til noon (EST) on May 14 for the
24—v. 177, p. 1519—were awarded
purchase
of $400,000
sewerage to the First Southwest Co., Dal¬
extension
bonds. Dated June 1,
las, on a bid reflecting a net i 11953.
to
Offering—J.
Due
June
on
inclusive.
1963
interest
T.
1
from
Principal
payable
(J-D)
at
1954
syndicate
the Aransas Pass Independent School
Bank, New York
City. Legality to be approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
ing bonds offered April 27—v. 177,
Charleston.
p.
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Flandreau
tonio,
Velva Heckt,
—
8
1 from 1954
Principal and
1, 1953. Due on Dec.
inclusive.
1961
interest
(J-D)
suitable
bank
bidder.
successful
by
proved
payable
designated
Faegre
at
bonds
Legality
ap¬
& Benson, of
v.
177,
100.10,
The $88,000 storm
offered
April 29
—
p.
a
110,000 3%s. Due
and 1968.
on
Investment
basis of about 2.98%.
TENNESSEE
sewer
was
Co.
of Texas,
Bond
City
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Dallas,
Dated March
1,
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
3%s
as
and
4s.
1953.
Galveston,
Texas
Bond Sale—The $2,700,000 sewer
system
revenue
bonds oflered
April 28—v. 177, p. 1727—were
.a
composed of
group
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Lehman
Bros.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., and Hornblower
& Weeks, all of New York, Stern
Bros. & Co., Kansas City, Burns;
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Chicago,
Antonio, and
Wich' \
price of 100.06, a net interest
Dittmar & Co., San
Ranson-Davidson Co., of
at
a
cost of about 3.52%, as
Cleveland, Tenn.
Offering—Pat Randolph,
system
sold to Central
follows:
$785,000 3%s. Due on May 1 frori
1955 to 1968 inclusive.
1,915,000
3Y>s.
Due
from 1969 to 1985
Additional
Sale
—
on
May
1
inclusive.
The $330,000
May 1 from 1956 to 1972 inclusive. general obligation tax bonds of;
fered the same day were awarded
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
to Rowles, Winston & Co., HousJan. 1, 1965 able at the Chase National' Bank,
New York City, the Cleveland Na¬ ton; and Russ & Co., Sari Antonio,
jointly, as follows:
Jan. 1, 1967 tional Bank, Cleveland, or at the
Merchants
Bank, Cleveland, at $120,000 traffic signal bonds: $70,-
95,000 3y8s. Due on Jan. 1, 1963
and 1966.
bonds
awarded to
—
Texas
and
works
revenue
any
Miller, S. Dak.
sewer
water
by the
Minneapolis.
Bond Sale
31/^and 3%s.
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
will receive sealed
p.m. (CST) on May
11
for the
purchase of $56,000
school building bonds Dated June
to
$100,000 buiT-
Dimmitt,
District, S. Dak.
Bond Offering
until
as
Independent School
sealed
May 18
$315,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from for the purchase of $450,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. Due on
1954 to 1962 inclusive.
100,000 3y4s. Due on
Bond Sale—The
1727—were awarded to, Rauccher, Piercri & Co., of San An¬
ner
and 1964.
District, Texas
National
Chase
com¬
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen& Beane, and Ira Haupt &
terest cost of about 2.66%.
and
1727—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, and
posed of Butcher and Sherrerd, J. M. Dain & Co., both of Minne¬
Philadelphia, Goldman, Sachs & apolis, jointly, as 3s, at a price of
sale—A
Offering—Ira A. Radar,
City Recorder, will receive sealea
bids until 8 a.m. (CST) on May
14 for the purchase of $300,000
on
bids
Bond
Legality to be approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
of)
Jeff B. Bates,
—
Treasurer,
bids
(State
District Clerk,
Shippensburg Area Joint School
Authority (P. O. Shippensburg),
Pennsylvania
are
Selbyville, Tenn.
South
Legality approved
v
ma¬
Charleston.
by Livengood & Nissley, of Har-
Rankin, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 general
1955 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds
turing in 1959 and thereafter
Bank
& Trust
Co., New York. callable as of May 1, 1958. Prin¬
City, or at the option of the cipal and interest• (M-N) payable
holder, at the City Treasurer's at the Hanover Bank, New York.
p.
Beckham
til 8 p.m.
Principal
1;
1954
Townsend, Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.
was
sold to Kidder, Peabody &
Co., of New York, as 3s, 3y4S, 3Y>s
and3%s. Due serially from 1954 to
1727—were^awarded-to Blyth & Co., all of New York, Yarnall &
Co., and the United States Nation¬ Co., Philadelphia, Moore, Leonard
p.m.
(CST)k on May 5 for the
al Bank, both^of Portland, jointly, & Lynch, of Pittsburgh, Dolphin
purchase of $13,000 repair and fix¬
at a price of 08; a net interest cost & Co. and Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
ture bonds. Due in 1955 and 1956.
of about 3.39^; as follows:
both of Philadelphia, as follows:
Keith, Clerk, of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
June
from
to
1954
Portland
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 123 (P. O. Beaver), Okla.
Bond Offering — A. L. Carter,
1
by
Bond
obligation bonds offered April 23
177, p. 1727—were awarded
Unverzagt, District Clerk will re¬ to
Singer, Deane & Scribner, and
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
R. C. Schmertz & Co., both of
(PST) on May! 5 for the purchase
Pittsburgh, jointly, as 2y2S, at a
of $10,000 building bonds. Dated
price of 100.71, a basis of about
June 1, 1953. Due on Jan. 15 from
2.40%.
Beaver
bonds.
proved
sealed
—v.
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1958 incl.
<
until
inclusive.
1968
risburg.
from 1954 to 1958 inclusive.
12,000
bids
on
1954 to 1963 incl.
on
at
OREGON
Due
bonds. Due
sewer
chase
sealed
Bay 5 for the pur¬
$21,000 building bonds.
follows:
as
paving
Lowry,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Offering—Bruce
receive
(DST) on May 21 for the purchase
$166,000
special
assessment
bonds, divided
Bond
noon
until
Principal
payable
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York,
at a price of 98.32, a net interest
St.
County Indep. School
will
of
$149,000
(M-N)
1983.
will
Finance,
inclusive.
purchase of $650,000 water
system bonds. Due serially from Pleasantville
(Borough) and West
Oklahoma
Davis,
pur¬
Allen
Bond
for the
.
Youngstown, Ohio
Bond Offering — J. Emerson
the
Township Sch. Dist.
Authority (P. O. R. D. No.
1, Camp Hill), Pa.
City Secretary, will receive sealed
are
as
p.m.
30,000 3%s. Due Jan. 1, 1968 and
thereafter
callable
for
12
will
8
Bockius, of Philadelphia, and
of
Carpenter
&
Carpenter, of
Williamsport.
Pauls
sive. Bonds
1955 to
Dated
June
,
interest payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality to be ap¬
&
J. Ed¬
R.
Valley, Okla.
Bond Offering — W. J. Harris,
ters
1993
v.
bond|J Due from 1956 to
1962 inclusive
until
the office of the Trustee. Legality
to be approved by Morgan, Lewis
W.
E.
Authority,
bids
$540,000 sanitary system
revenue, series A bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1953. Due on May 1 from
Lower
1986 inclu¬
1 from
March
the
May
on
works
—
Authority
chase of
revenue
bonds. Dated
March
of
sealed
Diehl,
Town Clerkf will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
1 for the purchase of $15,000 water
Perrill,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
noon (EST) on May 14
Sanitary
(P. O. Jersey Shore), Pa.
Offering—J. E. Olmstead,
to
p.m.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Bonds maturing in I960 and
thereafter are callable as of
(DST) on May 12
purchase of $400,000 im¬
a.m.
Due
April 1
on
1973
bids until
Bond
interest
the„Board of Education,
9
Due
to
Paris, Tenn.
1957
of
until
Bond
and
Clerk
Finance, will receive sealed bids
for the
Portland
Bond
Ponca
bids until
mortgage
1957
Shelly, Director of Accounts and
1954
Legality to be approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
District Noi77
Offering—A.
for the
G. Johnson,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on May 11
for the purchase of $213,000 sewer
bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on
July 1 from 1954 to 1962 inclusive.
No. 7 (P. O.
Xenia, Ohio
Bond
to
bonds,
from
—
improve¬
works
ment
to
Offering—I.
water
Edward M.
provement
Reedsport, Ore.
Bond
$300,000
York, Pa.
Bond Offering
1953.
Education,
bids
(CST) on May 4 for the pur¬
chase of $17,500 building and site
Bond
Dayton (P. O. Dayton),
Portland,
net interest
Kiowa
Mulhall,
Univ. of
of
a
PENNSYLVANIA
-100.09, a basis of about 2.14%.
Additional Sale
Bank
reflecting
First National Bank of Chickasha.
p.m.
$428,000
street
improvement
bonds, as 2s, at a price of
100.52, a basis of about 1.84%.
108,000
s t r e e t
improvement
bonds, as 2V4S, at a price of
bid
a
The $4,200
'
177, p. 1519 — were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
as
3 Vz s, at a price of " 101.32, a
•basis of about 3.35%.
First National
on
cost of about 3.61%.
2.70s.
as
Additional
Switzerland Union Local Sch. Dist.
the option of the bidder.
inclusive.
1973
*
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. Oilton), Okla.
E. Piersol Bond
City,
to
County Ind. Sch. Dist.
No. 20
p.
1969
•
—
„
Jan. 1 from*
on
Legal¬
ity to be approved by Chapman
(J-J) payable at the ;; 325,000 3%si Due on Jan. 1, 1978. & Cutler/ of Chicago.
Bond
Jorene County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
350,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1, 1983.
Cookeville, Tenn.
Keith, District Clerk, will receive ity to be approved by Winfree,
500,000 3.80s. Due on Jan. 1, 1990.
Bond Offering — Dero Brown,
Sealed bids luritil May 4 for the McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of
The bonds are dated May 1,
| Mayor, will receive sealed bids?*
purchase
of
$35,000
building Portland.
1953. Interest J-J. Legality ap- until 2
p.m. (CST) on May 12 for
bonds. Issue Jvas authorized "at an
i
Marion cmd Linn Counties School 1 proved by Saul, Ewing, Renick & the purchase of $350,000 bonds,
election on April 14.
Saul, of Pittsburgh.
divided as follows;
District No. 77CJ
District
(P. O.
Stayton), Ore.
$250,000 build¬
May 25 for the purchase of the
Bond Sale
The $22,800 builds ing bonds offered April 28 —v.
above-mentioned issue of $50,000
ing bonds offered April 20—v. 177, 177, p. 1726—were awarded to the
of Finance, will receive
Director
305,008 3 Yas. Due
55
?
.
,
356
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, May 4, 1953
(1952)
©00 2V4S, due on May 1, from
1954 to 1961 inclusive; and
$50,000 23/4s, due on May 1
t
\
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
bonds
110,000
street
lighting
$61,000 2y4s, due on
1954
from
_
1
May
inclusive
1961
to
and
$49,000
2%s,
due
on
May 1 from 1962 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
improvement
street
100,000
bonds:
$58,000 2y4s, due on
May 1 from 1954 to 1961 incl.;
and $42,000 2%s, due on May
1 from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
300 \Vest Huff
Ave., San
Antonio), Texas
Dist.
No.
1,
Wis.
awarded
to
Rowles,
$36,000 2%s. Due
on April
1954 to 1959 inclusive.
Fox Point, Bay side
(Villages) and
Mequon (Towns)
1 from
bonds
School District
No.
64,000 3s.
Due
on
April 1
from
Bond
Offering —C.
Chairman
Jr.,
of
M.
the
Morck,
of
Board
the
(MST) on May 7 for
purchase of $219,000 building
bonds.
on
Dated
June
1,
Due
1953.
June 1 from 1954 to 1964 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality to
School
be approved by
son,
lows:
No.
a
$200,000 3*4% and 4%
school
building bonds.
20,600 3y4% refunding bonds.
1848—were awarded to Halsey,
&
Co., Chicago, as 3s, at
price of 101.69, a basis of about
2.82%.
April 20
water
were
awarded to
Co., Toronto, as 4s,
at a price of 96.76, a basis of about
4.48%. Dated May 1, 1953 and
due on May 1 from 1954 to 1967
$76,000 4s. Due
works
was
fire
and
sold
$120,000
school
13
on
as
4s, at
QUEBEC
from 1953 to
Bond
works
were
Sale
—
bonds
awarded
Securities
Ste. Foy,
The $32,000 water
offered
April
Dominion
the
to
Toronto,
Corp.,
14
of
(PST)
on
bids
at
a
public
April 21
CANCER
1
to
to yourself
a.m.
to
Southside
y
No.
42
(P.
awarded to the
are
dedicat¬
State,
as
3s, at
par.
Offering
Treasurer,
—
M. J.
will
Listoe,
receive
(PST)
©n
May 4 for the purchase of
$148,000 water refunding and im¬
revenue
May 1, 1953. Due
bonds. Dated
Aug. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the
City
on
1973
"Insurer's office. Legality to be
approved by Weter, Roberts &
Bheffelman, of Seattle
every dollar i send
ment, establishes
new
buys
new
Just write "CANCER"
containing
delivered
your
check
or money
to the American
AMERICAN
Cancer
CANCER
equip¬
facilities for treating and
on
the
envelope
order. It will be
Society office
in your state.
fiealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
cure
Cancer.
.
Sunny side, Wash.
to
every quarter i give helps support
laboratories and scientists who
curing Cancer.
O.
Bond Sale—The $24,500 build¬
ing bonds offered April 24 were
1958
thousands how
ing their lives to find the cause—and
School
Shelton), Wash.
provement
new
recognize Cancer and what to do
(J-D) payable at the
County,
Bond
by
about it.
f
County Treasurer's office, or at
the office of the fiscal agency for
the State in New York
City.
City
money
every nickle and dime 9
give helps teach
re¬
May 11 for the purchase
District
life-giving
help those stricken
Cancer to live again.
$400,000 building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1953. Due on June 1 from
1956 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
Miason
Commission, Que.
April 8 to
a
group
composed
of
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Montreal
Gairdner & Co., Toronto, W. C.
Pitfield
&
Co.,
and
McNeil,
Mantha, Inc., both of Montreal*
4s, at
due
1973
a
price of 97.27, a basis
Dated May 1,1953
May 1 from 1954 to
on
inclusive.
Waterville, Que.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $30,009
4.67%,
as
SOCIETY
of
follows:
on
March 1 from.
1963 inclusive.
20,000 4%s. Due
on
March 1 from
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
were
(
«f
and interest
as 4s, at a price
basis of about 4.85 %.
a
to Grenier, Ruel & Co.,
The bonds
Quebec, at a price of 97.02, a net 1953.
(P. O.
Wash.
10
$240,000
April
on
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
school
bonds
was
awarded
on.
awarded
of
S
until
96.06,
1954 to
Bond Sale—The $111,000
Bond Offering—Minnie Swisher
sealed
sold
Dated May 1, 1953 and due on
May 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
Que.
works bonds offered
...here is
ceive
was
$10,000 4s. Due
Aberdeen
Moak, County Treasurer, will
bonds
Montreal, jointly,
about
inclusive^-
1966
Delisle Township, Que.
Say
Montesano),
Baptiste School
a
WASHINGTON
No*
I*
a
1986 inclusive.
District
May
of municipal
building
bonds
was
price of 92.19, sold on April 27 to Rene T. Lebasis of about
4.87%. Dated clerc, Inc., of Montreal, at a priceApril 15, 1953 and due on Oct. 15 of 97.85, a net interest cost of
Montreal,
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
School
date*}
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., of
Montreal,
Gairdner
&
Co.*
Toronto, and W. C. Pitfield & Co.*
to
211,000 refunding bonds, as 3y2S.
Due on May 1 from 1979 to
Cou^f,
are
to
protection
April 13
Interprovincial,
Ltd.,
Credit
CANADA
£$440,000 school house bonds: $70,000 ,3s, due on
May 1 from
1954 to 1960
inclusive; $233,}
000 3y4s, due on May 1 from
)
1961 to 1973 inclusive; and
Grays Harbor
May 1 from
Commission, Que.
and
Pointe-Au-Pic, Que
Bond Sale—An issue of
posed of Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Austin, Hart & Parvin, and Russ
Co., all of San Antonio, at a
price of 100.005, a net interest cost
about 3.42%, as follows:
< :•
bonds
St. Jean
bonds
May
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
Texas
on
from
of about 4.47%.
Sfe
3y2s, due
The
,
offered April 28—v. 177, p. 1848—
were
awarded to a group com¬
$137,000
1
1953.
issue is dated March 10,
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Sale—The $651,000
a3
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Each
Bond
May
on
35,000 4%s. Due
.1953.
Rockdale Ind. Sch. Dist,
4.57%,
1954 to 1968 inclusive.
as
inclusive.
water
3
$276,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 27—v. 177,
Stuart
fered
about
of
Vaudreuil School
Que.
$50,000
A. E. Ames &
bonds
Bond Sale—The
p.
Sale—The
works, sewer and road bonds of¬
of Denver.
(Townships)
Dist.
Bond
Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Daw¬
(City) and DuPont, Union,
Larrabee, Seneca, Grant, Pella
Herman
Montmorency,
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Marion
and
clusive.
until 8 p.m.
(P. O. Marion), Wis.
Sale—Dewar, Robertson &
IPancoast, of San Antonio, recently
purchased $220,000 bonds, as fol¬
April
to
of
#
Joint
Bond
$325,000 school
13 were
offered
awarded
1960 to 1968 inclusive.
2
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
•of about 3.38%.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—The
Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co., and W. C. Pitfield & Co., both
Montreal, jointly, as 4s, at a
(P. O. Milwaukee), Wis.
Sweetwater County School District price of 97.22, a basis of about
No. 2 (P. O. Green River),
Bond Offering—Paul R.
4.38%. Dated May 1, 1953 and due
Engon
May 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Wyoming
berg, District Clerk, will receive
Milwaukee and
Co., of Houston, on a
reflecting a net interest cost
JPart Isabel
cost
Union Bank of Blair.
"Winston &
Md
interest
follows:
follows:,
$12,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
(P. O. Gillette), Wyo.
Offering — Harry Paul,
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
Clerk, will receive sealed
20,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May ing bonds offered April 23—v. 177,
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
15
for the purchase
of $58,000 p. 1628—were awarded to CoughThe bonds
are
dated May 1,
building bonds. Dated June 1, lin & Co., Denver, and the Stock
1953.
1953. Due on May 15 from 1954 Growers National Bank of Chey¬
to 1973 inclusive. Principal and enne, jointly, at a price of 100.06,
Grand Mere School Commission,
a net interest cost of about 2.95%,
interest
(M-N) payable at the
Quebec
as follows:
Irnnds offered April 23—v. 177, p.
^ 1727—were
net interest cost
as
Bond
$160,000 sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
aeries A, school house bonds was May 11 for the purchase of $239,sold on April 21 to the Ranson- 000
general
obligation
bonds,
3Davidson
Co., of Wichita, and divided as follows:
Dittmar & Co., San Antonio, joint¬
$175,000 site purchase, building
ly. Dated April 10, 1953. Due on
and improvement bonds.
April 10 from 1954 to 1985 inclu¬
64,000 refunding bonds.
sive. Bonds maturing in 1969 and
The bonds are dated June 1,
thereafter are callable as of April
10, 1968. Principal and interest 1953. Due on June 1 from 1954 to
^payable at the National Bank of 1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Marine Na¬
Commerce, San Antonio.
tional Exchange Bank, Milwaukee.
JPleasanton Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas Legality approved by Lines,
$70,000 building
a
5.34%,
Campbell County Sch. Dist. No.l
District
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Sale—The
price of 95.33,
of about
Joint
Marlandale Ind. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
WYOMING
WISCONSIN
Blair Sch.
'
are
dated
March
1.
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