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MONDAY
ISSUE
UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
MAY 5
and
Chronicle
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 175
Number 5113
New
General
RAILROAD
Reduction
Air
Co.,
3 Months Ended March
Gross
Cost
sales,
of
sales,
Provision
Net
less
other
depreciation
operating
Other
&
oper.
for
income
(&
Inc.
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Wholly-Owned
The
22,497,601
1,178,923
$4,611,03.1
Net income before extraord. charge and credit
on
disposal of investments met)
1.
$1,952,153
$1,702,710
en,085,635
New York Stock Exchange
: ■■■:
—
Revaluation of
Net
certain
plant property—
___
New
i_
$1,952,153
Stock
(Bonds)
27
Exchange.
2,737,336
2,736,856
——
for
—
the
32
32
Los Angeles
preferred stock dividends:
Midwest
Before
extraordinary charge and credit——*
extraordinary charge and credit—,
$0.61
$0.62
$0.61
$0.80
Exchange
Stock Exchange
174,
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—EarningsMarch—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
Montreal
1951
1950
1949
$476,842
$491,739
$425,679
$417,104
141,337
175,921
132,771
109,220
67,619
railway....
81,818
74,276
V 52,886
railway..
income.
oper.
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
relieved
—V.
175,
41
1,135,584
1,281,526
Transactions
New York
Stock
Exchange
32
450,410
336,551
344,601
Transactions
New
Curb
Exchange
32
211,084
179,041
161,356
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages..
31
Alabama Great Southern RR.
March—
Gross
1952
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Earnings—
railway-
1951
$1,753,054
1950
Net
345,518
134,211
175,620
4,632,438
4,006,405
4,019,262
Net
867,937
949,004
872,210
State and City Bond Offerings..
438,841
425,713
The Course of Bank
42
—V.
382,890
175,
«
1429.
p.
SEC
company
covering
April
on
used
Ft.
$155,000
to
of
$1,000
1952
Jan.
5|/a%
1,
The
101
Of
'
into
be
the
$250,000
pursuant
April
total
of
convertible
and
120
bonds
filed
13,
175,
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.\
'
.
.
Sales
•
.
and
1,
Feb.
that
on
date of
1017.
p.
the
i;
122,289,843
—
g
124,846,528
__Y.Y—9,814.654
Earnings-per
Federal
of
1951
1952
based
are
subject
are
and
on
effective
audit
to
profits
excess
and
for
taxes
entire
for
rate
possible
first
year,-
annual
1017.
p.
10,212,945
' $1.15
$1.11
income
three
All
months
figures
adjustments.—V.
notification
filed
was
with
the
SEC
on
April
shares
21 covering
30,000
shares
of capital
stock
preorganization
subscriptions
which
be issued
to organization
committee who shall be obligated to
purchase stock at par ($10 per share) upon demand of the corporation.
Proceeds
same
Months Ended March
(& Subs.)
the
for
ciation
in
1952
Provision for estimated Federal taxes
Number
of
Earned
—V.
on
470,600
437,790
278,615
income
Y„__
capital shares
•
$181,962
outstanding
260,416
$0.74
1889.
p.
175,
company
issue
an
tended
for
writers
on
of
headed
The
public
Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
April 29 announced that
$90,000,000
offering
by The
First
sinking
through
Boston
it
fund
a
had
registered with the
debentures
nationwide
due
group
1970
of
in¬
under¬
Dec.
that
derived
from
the
remaining
retained
funds
earnings
depletion and amortization,
facilities under
construction
American
for
required
and
pro¬
including depre¬
and
accelerated
stockholders
value,
par
stockholders
be
will
from
stock
common,
85
and
vote
approving
subscribe
to
for
authorized.
Patrick
"shares
after
44
to
and
for
ployees,
a
stock
capital
the
those
as
who
employed
be
may
tatend
to
the
out
key
aside
30.000
shares
of
strengthen
•
of
the
an
new
the
Y«.
additional
option plan under which officers and
opportunity to purchase shares at a price
of the market
CONSOLIDATED
payable in U. S. dollars,
will be unconditionally
to payment of principal and interest
by the parent com¬
pany, Aluminium Ltd.,
and will be entitled to a sinking fund calcu¬
lated to retire the entire
issue by
as
company
smelting
and
in
1951
related
undertook
facilities
to
a
general
permit
the
expansion
full
of
its
utilization
power,
of
the
existing aluminum smelting capacity in Quebec and to develop a new
hydro-electric power site and primary aluminum facilities in British
Columbia,
approximately
400
miles
northwest
of
Vancouver.
The
8,815,555
Co.—Stock Split
April
on
the
Operating earnings
Net profit
,
OF
,
,
2
_____
;
1951
$9,339,559
7,696,119
through
...„i
Total
,of
meeting
that
Provision
for
Federal
...
taxes
on
Net
Cash
Net
earnings
income——_
Net
...—
dividends
earns,
per
——
share on
average
a
yaer
earlier.—V.
shares outstdg.
172, p.
of
plan
its
1952
of
unit
the
of
Gas
will
sales
$1,054,440
1625.
each
split
of
shares
989,599
stockholders
common
be
company's saics
than in any similar
higher
for
the
year
Y.".Y"
Y.Y
would
VT:
from
company
1949
establish
a
'
who is retiring'
announced
at
stockholders.
and
1951
to
Co.—Plans
Electric
&
in
the
plans
involve the
announced
which
securities
were
time
same
Securities
and
to
the regular
offered
be
ti e
Mr.
became
Financing—
offering
on
April
approximate'y
by this com¬
75 cents
of
30
dividend of
quarterly
in
$20,000,000
include
additional shares
170,000
ol
sinking
stock
common
fund
deben¬
which malts
the
of
subsidiaries of the company and used by them in con¬
their construction programs,
which will amount to
$319,000,000 in the three-year period 1952-1954.
of
Invested
be
in
equity
securities
operating
with,
financing
The
be
will
offering
made
regular
common
record
stock
May
to
to
SEC. approval.
May 21,
75
cents
1952,
to
Co.
share
of
Co.—Stock
valuei
its
$7
for
Missouri
American
and
Preferred
of Tuisa
Liberty Loan Common
of Illinois i{k%
Investment
Preferred
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Members
New
York
Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Board of Trade
York Curb Exchange (Associate)
Chicago
$3.86
New
300
St.
Louis,
Mo.
<2>
N.
4th
STREET
CE
agent
($100
stock ($50
two shares
Offerings
Common
Bank
National
$1,263,680
427,500
$3.20
Want
Utilities
tue
Split-Up—
two shares of $3.50 cumulative preferred
par value! and for each share of common t$25 par value)
of common stock
($12.50 par value);—V. 175, p. 1429.
par
on
stockholders of
been appointed
preferred stock
York has
cumulative
New
of
wvl
137.
p.
Rubber
Trust
share
per
10,
175,
Filings
1952.
payable June
declared,
Hard
each
subject
about
or
cash dividend oi
quarterly
was
Guaranty
exchange
on
12.' 1952.—V.
American
The
is
program
with the SEC
958,700
429,000
ip
total.
$30,000,000
190,325
*
for
com¬
for
4-for-l
a
sell
to
the
declared.
was
tures
$2,412,705
223,601
653,300
working capital at the close of 1951 increased to $2,937,000 from
$2,569,000
effect
service with the company, was
which followed the meeting of
President
At
$2,090,219
177,533
144,953
debt expense—;
and
new
H. Black, Chairman of the Board,
7,512,861
$1,931,341
Other income less other expenses
Interest
split of
common
offering to
an
'Y.Y
$30,000,000
1950
$9,603,080
$1,643,440
219,059
68,842
—
disposal of fixed assets
on
the
proposals
2-for-l
of
a
share
EARNINGS
;
■„
,.
stock,
one
the date the options are granted.
on
STATEMENT
Dec. 31—
Operating expenses-
of
management's
management's
We
Year Ended
Approved—
approved
29
the preferred
months
maturity.
The
9,590,273
investment—.
was
financing
pany.
shares,
stock
employees will have
less, than 95%
set
to
10,635,523
stock
American
The
purchase
•
.
carry
authorized
the increase in authorized
that
to finance
9,946,067
in April of 1951.
Stolk; reelected as President, was designated as the company's
175, p. 1757.
W. C.
YY YYY'Y.
YiV.;
President, said
■
directors
to
part
^
,
the
430,000
to
31——...
Chief Executive Officer.—V.
terminal and warehouse facilities, and to make shares
stock
option plan for present officers and key em¬
well
as
management,
The
Jr.,
provide atlditoinal
value,
par
3,600,000
of
years
was
nection
waiver of preemptive rights of'
of the additional shares so to
a
$1.90
3,239,000
Chairman
the
Stock—
increasing
on
S5
also
any
•'%
,
Calhoun,
is
27
May
shares,
330,000
on
Increase
Co.—To
1,232,071
$1.91
at Dec.
predicted
directors'
the
Line
Barge
$2,545,242
1,648,409
—
record.
of
1757.
p.
$2,607,820
......
com¬
a
used
be
2,583,793
330,000
common
/,
will
4,270,000
1,017,000
31
distribution
a
four
first
Corp.
debentures,
guaranteed
expected
registered
5,459,035
in
Proceeds
Operating revenues
SEC
being
7,894,820
said,
New
'
•
1971,
advances
additional
of
■"
is
of
respect
'•
additional
for
the sale
,
Aluminum Co. of Canada,
and
Stolk
previously
due
obtained
Government,
from
be
It
will
depreciation,
depreciation.—V.
$191,985
260,416
,
$0.70
British
Government
debentures
new
not
share...
per
174,
$2,827,334
619,752
charges—
Net income
1951
$3,941,246
.....
after
the
Ltd.
purposes.
program
visions
available
'
Net sales
Income
-Earnings—
31—
from
1950
$75,898,047 $35,902,2',4
sale of unsubscribed shares to underwriters.
Stolk. President, told stockholders that the
C.
the
Bosch.-
the company's history.
This was particularly significant,
in view of abnormal buying of containers in the first quarter
of '1951, "in
anticipation of impending restrictions on steel and tin.
working
provide additional
to
operations,
the company
has
sinking fund debentures
British
the
of
equipment
Allied Products Corp.
split-up
common
the
Black
3>/2%
raised $30,000,000
Aluminium
to
the
the
and
and
program
its
of
$25,000,000
175,
shall
3
the
expanded
from
Tho
of
it's
mitment
•'/.
letter
at
approved
period
for
Allied Glass Corp., Martins Ferry, O.—Files With SEC
A
to
for
for
income
••
finance
$50,000,000
$40,000,000
Income before Fed; inc. and excess profits taxes
23.094.693
29,181,266
Federal,income and excess profits taxes—
Y': 13,280,029 "18,968,32i
Net
for
43
T"yyyyy.>
"v'
oi
be
to
19E0
AND
——
stockholders
new
W.
$350,000,
borrowed
!
1951
'y
:= Y
g
operating revenues—.
be
to
_
order
capital
issued
1952
,
of
expected to be completed in 1954 at a cost now
of which $128,000,000. was expended to Feb.
is
program
1952.
In
V,'» Yr
-Earnings—
Y A
v
present
estimated
1951
....
share.-,.
held
after
the
split, having
preferred and common.
he
29.
asked
514.
new
was
had
1,308,995 shares of common stock currently outstanding.—
on
4-for-l
and
of
at
1952,
IN
tax
common
Resignation of C.
22,
plan.
capacity
dual
American
for renegotiation.
prov.
stockholders'
Mr.
$155,000
with
level,
incentive
1951
profits
debt
p.
Also
\-r
1957,
of
Arma, was one of the
its President until r-e
was
with
HIGHLIGHTS
stock
■.
on
Three Months Ended March 31—
;
Feb.
1952,
the filing
Banks
Federal;Reserve System......
~
175,
both
__________________43
...
Statement of Member
the
Anna,
ol'
and
merged
was
share
43
43
...
in
of
President
corporation,
mon
Statement of Federal,
Reserve Banks
Condition
Feb.
Payable
and
_____
working capital
The
a
including
including Jan.
100%;
offered
and
Rates
Combined Condition
1,
each)
from
Exchange
Foreign
the
high
a
option
——...——....
American Can
and
to
before
at
Feb,
by
bonds.—V-.
$500
shares
and
to
ori
on
thereafter
replaced
and
;Y'„"Y-Y
102%
notification
25
and
into
thereafter
thereafter
5Vz%-' coupon
of
on
same
at
1962, and
withdrawn
with
proceeds are to be
for working capital.
•••;•/" vV?-' r.
1,
of
letter
to
shares
Declared
Dividends
notification
The
supplies
converted
100
shares
80
callable
before Feb.
or
and
be
into
York.
New
parts
i;;
will
of
convertible .coupon bonds due Feb.
Co.,
may
1955;
and
1958;
bonds
on
31,
letter
a
(in denominations of $1,000
&
bonds
of
Jan.
to
1961.
3i,
Johnson
purchase aircraft
Each
1,
H.
filed
25
1964, to be offered at par
through
V.
Corporation & Investment News-Cover
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__43
Alaska Airlines, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
at
stock
serving
Bosch
paid
"Based
Clearings.....
that
over
President of Arma Corp., to succeed
Vice-Chairman of the Alma
been
elected
the
and
tax
per
48
359,960
1,136,064
tripled
elected
been
income
Common
Miscellaneous Features
General
income,
oper.
excess
"■Earnings
'•!
$1,402,094
298,876
82,436
railway..
railway
from
ry.
v.'
$1,367,697
224,466
4,867,022
from
Net
'!*''•
Y* •'
$1,600,155
From Jan. 1—
Gross
inc.
Net
>y
has
running
taxes
Dividends
1949
502,851
income.
It
restricted
hais
Anna
Yu
before
Long-term
205,500
,
railway
oper.
►'
-
has
newly
of
time
sales
Federal
31
_________
said,
he
the
American
the
Federal
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
Stock Prices
both
the
at
Income
1,371,568
SEC Index of
business
Anna's
Year Ended Dec. 31—
416,459
York
t:.e
said
compared
out
who
FINANCIAL
40
Net
1429,
p.
to
retired
1,423,568
.
income
who
co-founders
two
178,972
railway
Ridder
$94,000,000
presidency of Arma so that he might give more at¬
the growing interests of the parent company at Springfield,
38
Markets
Mr.
program.
approximately
the
Mr," Davis,
Exchange—Curb Section..:
Toronto Stock
its
that
Bosch,
Hess,
of
of
tention
37
_______—
and
Mass.
36
Market
that
and
approved
Hess,
President
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
railway...,__
oper.
Exchange
Curb
Stock
Toronto
From Jan. 1—
Net
Mr.
35
Stock
of
Davis has been elected
P.
P.
35
35
Montreal
1952
from
Net
Arthur
board.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
2085.
p.
Chair¬
Ridder,
corporation
the year good.
for
Donald
San Francisco Stock Exchange
—V.
the
running ahead of last year,
are
ago.
pointed
American
outlook
34
,
Exchange
Stock
expansion
backlog
a
year
stated
he
Stockholders
33
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Anna's
small
is
of
plant
32
__
than
but
year,
contracts
...23
Exchange
Detroit Stock
$2,197,413
Average no. of shares of com. stock outstanding
Earnings per share on common stock after pro¬
After
Curb
of
first quarter will be no greater, and possib.y
for the corresponding 1951
period,
due to t.\e
now
Ridder
Corp.,
Anna
Backlog Up—
by Joseph E.
sales
that the profit margin on armed forces
overhead has increased materially
as
plant and personnel have been substantially expanded to handle the
added
business.
Production
of
civilian
products
at
the Spriugfie.il
.11
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
income
vision
York
Boston
Br590,932
—
Mr.
last
told
were
the
has
$79,000,000 a
with
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
Profit
of
costs
company
Page
3,043,533
on
Quotations
for
24
consolidated
subsidiary,
initial
Stock arid Bond
'■
198,564
2,731,172
foreign taxes
that
but
$4,944,807
216,303
income
and
April
on
Board,
earnings
may
be less,
299,309
$4,899,628
„
Fed.
the
wholly-owned
In Phis Issue
$4,645,498
288,5.97
....
charges)—__
stockholders
of
man
1,063,598
Interest expense
for
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Bosch Corp.—Sales and
1951
—25,366,979
expenses
Total
Provisoin
INSURANCE
-
$28,206,697
and amortization,.—
income
INDUSTRIAL
-
Subs.) —
1952
allowances 331,156,933
income
less
Price 90 Cents
Corporation and Investment News
31—
disc'ts, returns and
York, N. Y., Monday, May 5, 1952
7600
.
(1858)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
American Viscose Corp.—Affiliate to FinanceKetchikan
See
Pulp Co. below.—V.
Borg-Warner Corp.
174, p. 1430.
f
ment
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
3 Months Ended March 31—
Ann
Gross
Net
Arbor
MaivU—
RR.—Earnings-
f'
1951
1950
1951
Upon
railway——
rai.way
L
$776,614
$833,518
$785,632
"Net
from
Net
ry.
184,784
275,091
223,820
income—_
79,616
117,906
120,813
$511,994
13,195
•14,759
oper.
railway
railway—
irom
Net
from
Net
ry.
2,290,923
2,320,230
2,071,839
557,557
697,137
435,686
282,836
276,996
175,
1,857,018
Net
earnings
•Equal
1329.
p.
and
royalties,
The
SEC
at
company
covering
—
$9
The
proceeds
Boston
of
letter
a
The
notification
of
stock
capital
the
with
SEC
be offered
through Lester, Ryons & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
to be used to repay loan and for working capital.
share
per
filed
23
shares
are
(par
$1)
share
per
With
Ventures,
Securities
The
SEC
Oil
company
covering
offered
at
proceeds
and
to
corporation
covering
Vance,
15
cents
to
are
filed
22
shares
of
share
per
used
be
City,
letter
a
through
for
of
Tellier
drilling
(par
Maine
and
to
cent)
York.
New
Co.,
&
expenses
the
working
rents
Joint
facil.
types
of
ry.
to
Other
1952—3 Mos.—1951
6,212,919
18,509,970
1 8,028,510
585,425
1,738,863
314,161
349,272
(Dr)_
41,253
$495,739
income
a
$22,124,193
Co.
&
(111.)
Bonds Placed
Gross
Privately — The
company has sold privately to four insurance companies
the remaining $6,300,000 3% first mortgage
sinking fund
bonds, due July 1, 1971, at 98Vs% and accrued interest,
acevraing to an announcement made early in April. This
.brings to $12,000,000 the total of these bonds placed with
the
—
authorized
than
more
becomes
the
from
The
and
participating in the loan arei
Co.;
Life
Mutual
Insurance
Metropolitan Life Insur¬
Life Insurance Co.; Mutual
Benefit
Co.
of
New
York, and Pacific
Clifford
that the
the
Mutual
proceeds
.-to
be
to
are
pharmaceutical plant
used
to
help the financing
Kankakee, 111.—V. 173, p. 2086.
near
of
New
of
P.
this
S.
H.
preferred
Cuthrell,
Plans
stock
^Subject to effective
second
813,311
*$16,475
*$397,959
*$487,847
155,867'
172,951
registration
of
600,000
shares
of a
new
May 6,
Operating
Courts
Co
&
Foster
Dominick
Oper.
The
subscription
price,
stockholders,
pertinent
basis
of
dividend
subscription
rate
and
The
rights will be traded
evidencing
the
rights
the
on
will
accruing
I.
duPont
Hayden, Stone
22,
their
terms
May
on
narket
The
(approximately
proceeds
to
are
stock
$19.12V2
be
used
of notification with
(par $1)
share),
per
for
Atchison, Topeka &
.
be
to
the
offered
without
Net
:
.
at
the
175,
Santa Fe
J
'-icome
i.lg ry.
• ••
,
.
.,5,
-v.
1952—3 Mos.—1951
.'■*
■■■■
<jj >■
jg
"!■"
prepared
than
more
converted
to
preferred stock
30,000
common
shares
stock,
or
of
the
143,404,568
17,480,438
5,843,432
16,211,701
;
Columbia
R.
Investment
4,000
Co
4,000
L.
Day <fe Co
Dewar, Robertson &
4,000
Pancoast
4,000
15,000
„
5,000
Goodwin,
Inc.
25,000
25,000
&
Norman W. Eiseman & Co.,
Inc.
—
4,000
-
15,000
Hamlin &
Hirsch
10,000
McCourtney-Breckenridge &
Sullivan
&
Inc.
Co.,
& Sons.L
10,000
W.
Clarke
Clement
A.
Evans
Corp.—
&
Co.,
10,000
.10,000
Inc.
10,000
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
H.
3,000
3,000
Edgar
Howard,
Burge
&
McDonnell
Earl
8,000
Kraus
Arthur
7,500
7,500
7,50o
&
Cohu
&
Co
&
Friedrichs & Co
The
Co., Inc.—
Cassell
Honnold—
Weil,
Labouisse,
8,000
—_
3,000
Friedman, Brokaw & Co
C.
8,500
C.
F.
3,500
—
8,500
Walker & Co
4,000
Townsend,
Inc.
10,000
Co
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs_
Singer, Dean & Scribner—
G.
4,000
Co.———
&
Crouter & Bodine
10,000
Northwest
&
DeHaven
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc.
Hill, Richards & Co
McKelvy & Company
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
4,000
4,000
—
Parrish
10,000
Richard
Lunt
Co
&
Co.
——10,000
Brown
Bally,
$2,011,657
$5,752,985
' 388,760
1,596,492
$1,622,897
$4,845,565
1,490,291
$4,156,493
93,170
350,388
per
$2.05
$5.07
share
com.
$2.61 N:
&
$3,355,274
319,144
$4.07
Kentucky
3,000
;
M. Scanlan
L.
3,000
Co
Co
&
Wright
Inc.
3,000
Co._—
&
&
3,000
Co.
3,000
—.__
Austin, Hart & Parvin
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
2,500
2,500
7,500
Stetson
7,500
Geo. G. Applegate & Co
2,000
7,500
Atwill and
Co
Chas. W. Scranton & Co
2,000
7,500
Barrett
Co
William
7,500
Bateman, Eichler & Co
7,500
Brooke
6,000
H. M.
6,000
Clark,
Robert
Garrett
R.
15,055,235
Net
Staats
on
Profit
before
Income
913.
inc.
*1952—3 Mos.—1951
taxes
*1952—6 Mos.—1951
$9,810,874 ' $9,504,062 $19,619,962 $18,396,664
752,679
1,207,744
1,549,343
2,547,175
429,819
755,144
895,703
1,598,015
taxes
(est.)
Co.—
living Lundborg & Co.—
Meeks, Reddoch & Co
Saunders,
Stiver
&
Co
&
&
Co.—
2,500
2,000
2,000
Co.
2,000
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Landstreet &
'3L;'
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
6,000
2,000
2,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
6,000
5,000
Fauset, Steele & Co.—
2,000
J.
5,000
Ira
2,000
5,000
Tristam
5,000
McDonald-Moore & Co—__
5,000
Mohawk
Barth
Co
&
Beadling and
Chace,
Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
——
&
Co
&
&
Geo. D. B.
1019.
Inc. — Stock Offered —• Watling,
March 5 offered 23,525 shares of com¬
stock (par $1) at
$4.25 per share, for their own ac¬
sales
Sons—
Bcettcher and Co
175, p.
Perkins,
Period End. Mar. 31—
16,094,692
5,495,771
25,000
25,000
Branch, Cabell & Co
1952—12 Mos.—1951
78,226
(A. M.) Byers
136,470,287
6,256,920
Co
Bodell
12,500
Pacific
issued.
$2,071,380
$
50,015,523
5.878,256
une_
that
count.—V. 175, p. 1019.
48,720,030
——
income__
5,000
Barnes,
Co.—
Co
Bosworth,
approval.
and mailed
386,029
Income—
Brooks
Ry.—Earnings—
1952—Month—1951
&
&
.
Fulton, Reid & Co
necessary
$2,457,409
Lerchen & Go.
1758.
p.
■'
■
the
be
•On average shares of common stock
outstanding.—V.
SEC
underwriting.
working capital.—V.
*
Period End. March 31—
said
been
Pfd. divs
1952.
mon
-
income
•Earns,
letter
25,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc..
Watling, Lerchen & Co
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson 25,000
Walston, Hoffman & Good¬
Alex.
$14,525,541 $13,452,484 $45,056,360 $43,590,534
12,068,132
11,440,827
39,303,375
38,744,969
taxes—
and
exps.
Oper.
Warrants
by
a
had given
certificates will
the
Int., etc., deductions
New Filing With SEC—
(,
'l The company on April 25 filed
overing 3,000 shares of common
&
5,000
5,000
Co
Marshall—
Westheimer
Midwest Stock Exchange.
expire
&
5,000
& Co.
25,000
Co
&
Shields
stock 2-for-l
common
1,000,000 to 2,250,000.
to the
conversion
rate, and other
will be supplied by amendment
data
respecting the offering
registration statement.
,0'the
right
shares from
1952—3 Mos.—1951
revenues
Shares
Lester, Ryons & Co
hares.
ommon
voted to split the
far
Period End. Mar. 31—
follows:
as
Bailey & Davidson
COMPARATIVE INCOME ACCOUNT
June
subject
purchase
Mltchum, Tully & Co
Russ & Company
cumu¬
stock,
series
of
1952,
no
par
value
(con¬
15, 1962) its common stockholders of record
1952 will be given the right to subscribe to the new preferred
to
$874,965
now
preferred
prior
to
Shares
&
a
are
not
under¬
each,
agreed
$702,014
549,501
1
of
which
has
$836,179
548,050
new
thus
are
agreement,
and
the company
$379,255
841,955
President,
have
underwriting
of
shares
several
96,377
underway, Mr. Cuthrell said, for serial type securities
to
finance conversion,
which
would
be
paid
off over
the
10-year
amortization period authorized
by the Public Service Commission.
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—To Issue Rights—
vertible
are
time
the
of
104,126
Commission
approval,
names
37,539
182,583
authorized
equivalent of about 16%
lative
the
company
&
to
sent
800,000
Underwood, Neuhaus
Paige, Chairman of the Board of Directors, pointed out
authorized common shares would not be issued until after
York
5,000,000
900,000 shares will be outstanding at the
open-end investment company.
terms
the
be
consists
company
than
25,000
25,000
263,143
May
the
which
less
Bache
1758.
on
the
of
of
Not
1,033,779
the stockholders.-
.
Hugh
new
a
E.
new
Following
Life Insurance Co.
The
increase
unissued.
935,055
$83,072
stockholders
to
will
company intends to
its portfolio at least
in
Smith, Hague & Co
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Stock Split Voted—
institutional investors, the other $5,700,000 hav¬
ing been taken down early last year. The insurance firms
the
other
Reed, Lear & Co
182,683
p.
company
held
com¬
in
shareholders.
30.000
275,848
175,
the
of
addition,
securities
the
time
of
80,000
$992,046
,
•Deficit.—V.
same
ance
income
in
to
interest
an
win L_
Net
of
time
best
Dominick
49,996
int., etc.—
Contingent charges
invest from
the
stocks,
1,888,791
$429,251
of
Dividend Shares,
common
Kidder, Peabody & Co
45,864
Rentals,
but
$21,749,471
$541,603
income
development
year.
Schwabacher
Armour
and,
list
a
to
in
condition
semi-annually
shareholders
times
action
of
considered
financial
in
capital stock
income
oper.
freedom
securities
shareholders
Francis
Net
policy is to invest primarily
Reports showing
to
The
capital.
of
open-end
PRINCIPAL UNDERWRITERS—The
writers and the number of shares of
$7,564,410
(Dr)
growth
any
$1),
6,067,190
rents
its
reserves
presently
2086.
p.
'/Mr*
by
CAPITALIZATION—The capitalization
single class of capital stock (par
688,046
Equip,
be
174,
While
dividend
stock
an
>
company management.
Other
investment
companies
Bullock
management are:
Canadian Investment Fund,
Calvin
pany
mail
$7,606,389
Taxes
with
Mass.—V.
1952—Month—1951
expenses
under
four
RR.—Earnings—
revenue
Operating
one
for preferred
benefit
i ten .3 v'l *1
Monday, May 5, 1952
.
Ltd.; Bullock Fund, Ltd.; Carriers & General
Corp.;
Inc., and Nationwide Securities Co., Inc.
value
par
April 30 filed a registration statement with the
shares of capital stock to be offered through
on
Operating
Okla.—Files
notification
stock
common
allowing
5,777,475
$5
of
1,000,000
Sanders & Co., Boston,
Boston &
Exchange Commission—
April
on
1,999,000
Oklahoma
*5,313,615
shares
2,336,757
on
8,549,343
Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Arkansas
358,786
9,533,994
—
$2,213
to
becoming
:
-Files
Exchange Commission—
April
on
33.000
1,288,605
311,790
(includ-
85,344,234
1,662,454
receipts
Income
on
outstanding after
of $141,794.—V. 174, p. 1890.
With Securities and
73,456,965
——
taxes
to
.
of Canadian
ex¬
sundry
(net)
stock
common
Applied Research Laboratories, Glendale, Calif.
selling
ing excess profits tax) and renegotiation
101,164
income.
oper.
0Deficit.—V.
administrative
Interest, discounts,
and adjustments
276,116
247,175
,■]
—
.
sales,
Federal and Canadian
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
of
penses,
expected
.
investment
company, the investments
Fund, Inc., will be under the supervision of Calvin
Bullock,
established in 1894, the oldest firm
In North America now
specializing
in
investment
v'v$
89,655,238 100,600,870
and development of new products—.—
Depreciation and amortization——
1949
irom
sales
Cost
1952
be
may
Canada.
1952
$
>
t
Y
2
—
Bonbright & Co.
Whiteside,
West
Taupt
B.
2,000
Co._—
2,000
2,000
Valley Investing
___!
Inc.
Mutual
Newburger &
Quinn & Co._
2,000
Associates—
2,000
Co
Fund
2,000
2,000
Raffensperger,
Co., Inc.
5,000
2,000
•
Johnson
5,000
5,000
Co.,
Co
&
5,000
Kidder & Co
M.
&
—
Co.,
&
Winslow, Inc.
Davies
& 'Co.—L____.L
Kay, Richards & Co.———
A.
Cunningham
Inc.
Dittmar & Co
a.
Co
K.
S.
5,000
Hughes &
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
March—
et
from
Jt
■
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—^ i
1952
from
ross
Net profit
tEarns,. per
1951
1950
1949
$327,148
$282,233
142,666
$258,772
55,687
41,279
58,602
railway
Income
oper.
fFigures
$155,423
177,189
railway
129,105
:
,:
tAfter
railway__
railway
from
'et
•t
ry.
V.
for
$653,640
$1.38
possible
dividends
Consumers
Corp.
retroactive
(&
SEC
547,202
519,130
470,762
351,456
206,949
Operating costs and general
162,831
exps.
138,372
148,366
80,527
Eond
interest
income-
paid
Fixed—3%
per
1
authorized
this
handing securities of Millville
-uough the offer of lis
vo
;
companies,
'
lectric
50
common;
shares
.32
for
each
to
acquire
all
of
the
5,875,107
11.46
shares
share
for
of
shares
each
for
each
$1,000 bond
Millville
Water
share
of
of
City
to
the
$1,000
(income
of
ably, practicable
and
surplus
and
50
Water.
other liabilities.
It is further
contemplated that
Millville Water will be
disposed of as soon as reason¬
after such acquisition.—V.
175, p. 1642.
Cambria & Indiana
"
Gross
1952
agreed
Net
ry.
oper.
Net
Babbitt, Inc.
Months
sales
—_
Ended
(&
Gross
March
31—
adjustments.—V.
171,
1952
„
—
aimed
—V.
share—
per
175.
1951
$4,791,816
177,482
420,615
$0.17
______
$o 41
1430.
p.
On
the
<>f
a
rayon
yarn
plant
at
Bessemer & Lake
Coosa
trie
March—
Gross
company
$93,572
days
17,305
*35,256
p.
73,650
65,105
Vet
from
ry.
Ala.—V.
488,054
455,939
231,032
400,693
78,803
59,035
119,568
27,519
£73,023
199,176
50,562
181,708
United
$1,485,593
$1,679,438
$900,442
$1,094,617
89,759
560,141
*206,317
•154,987
537,149
•46,111
•15,378
income
1950
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
4,272,696
184,079
income_
•Deficit.—V.
175,
p.
373 217
1949
1330.
p.
2,539,820
3,542,073
•533,258
"27,371
58,172
,
914.
317,139
one
unit
$1,000
through
22,500 shares
be
to
are
issued
debenture
Clayton
and
S^coverin^l^nno"
?t$l0
for
ner
rharA
wo*kin«capital
With
SEC—
if PrU 2\ fiIed
fes °,
a letter of notificaiton with the
commor> s°tck (par $5) to be offered
underwriting. The
10
the
shares
reserved
Cdrp.,
for
debentures
to
of
stock
class
Boston,
A
be
Mass.
conversion
of
sold
at
proceeds are to be used
of
shares of
capital stock of
Payment for and delivery
conditions set forth in
the
day
when
the
company
as
may
becomes
an
be requested through
open-end
investment
and
has agreed that it-will not invest any of its funds, except in
or
Canadian
Government bonds and notes, until ten
it becomes- ati'bflpen-end investment company.—V.
175,
States
after
1758.
'' M,'-.l-
v
v."'
t
Canadian National Lines in New
England—Earnings—
March—
Gross
Depew
services.
The
proceeds
and
to
are
two
be
used
apartment
to
purchase
buildings
the
for
and
for
$12.75
Steele,
Continental
in
transactions
type.
is
diversified
a
operating
It
will
become
tion of this initial
investment adviser
Investment
It
is
the
companies
Fund,
policy
an
Ltd.,
wherever
in
the
shares.
the
as
largest
company
organized,
The
those
is
on
March
5,
of
the
company's
the
of
Investment
to
which
invest
in
its
the
*105,774
791,000
175,
in
of
726,000
554,000
547,000
92,463
*15,752
*117,635
*220,242
*288,910
205,025
*298,777
*384,992
1430.
p.
Canadian
Pacific
Ry.—March
Period End. Mar. 31—
earnings
Working
34,371,949
$
$
34,506,550 107,834,390
31,561,114 102,804,628
3,536,151
—-
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$
37,908,100
expenses
175, p.
Earnings Higher—
1952—Month—1951
$
Gross
2,945,436
98,208,418
92,132,286
5,029,762
6,076,132
1430.
Canadian Westinghouse Co., Ltd.—Debentures Placed
Privately—The company has negotiated the direct place¬
through The First Boston Corp. and A. E. Ames
ment
& Co. Ltd. of
debentures
currency).
issue of
an
due
March
The issue
$20,000,000 4^% sinking fund
15, 1969 (payable in Canadian
placed with a group of institu¬
was
tional investors in Canada and the United States.
The
proceeds
are
general corporate
to
be
used
to
finance
capital
outlays
and
for
purposes.
closed-end
after
compledirectors and
company
opinion
*55,745
*80,492
*138,384
'
—
income
•Deficit.—V.
Canyon Gold, Inc., Cripple Creek* Colo.—Files—
The
20-year-old Canadian
funds
*63,274
railway
railway
oper.
Net earnings
more
company
of
same
ry.
-V.
expenses.
or
Maryland
company presently
open-end investment
the
from
Net
■
incorporated
offernig
are
of
involving $25,000
investment
1949
$189,000
*45.942
Jr.,
share for sales in single trans¬
involving less than $25,000. The price per share
sales
1950
$183,000
7,261
income
oper.
Hotel
per
less than $12.75 per share.
1951'
$250,000
10,087
railway
railway
from
Net
per
(Md.) — Stock Offered—Kidder,
& Co. and Dominick & Dominick headed a
nation-wide group of 101 underwriters which
offered on
April 30 an initial issue of 900,000 shares
capital stock
at
ry.
Gross
remaining
Peabody
(par $1)
from
debentures.
Of the class B stock, 3,000 shares are
to be issued to the underwriter
compensation in the event that not less than 220
units have been
sold, and 7,000 shares will be issued to
Chauncey
for
1952
$282,000
from
Net
units
$1,000
The
the
in
as
1952,
Greensboro, N. C.—Files
with
Securities
be
to
are
BUSINESS—Corporation,
Blue Bell,
Inc.,
number
From Jan. 1—
The company
on
April 25 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $250,000 10-year 7'/2% convertible debentures due
May 1,
1962, 25,000 shares of class A common stock
(par $1)
and 10,000
shares of class B common stock
(par $1).
Of -the
class
A
stock,
actions
4,357,689
495,419
677,942
the
-
Canadian Fund, Inc.
1951
from
Net
914.
141,839
railway—
railway
oper.
Net
p.
RR.- —Earnings—
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
175,
share
per
26,394
income
2,000
company
underwriters
to
resell
$137,999
from
Building
1952
from
Net
Pines,
the
the
at any time thereafter each underwriter has the right
the company any of the shares purchased by such under¬
pursuant to the underwriting agreement at the same prices and
the same terms as any other shareholder of the company.
The
company
to
upon
1949
SEC
of
Beaunit Mills, Inc.—Preferred
Stock Sold ^Privately—
company has placed
privately 40,000 additional
shares of $5 cumulative
preferred stock (no par) at $95
her share, it was
announced last month.
_The proceeds are to be used in connection with the construction
of
severally and not jointly to purchase from the company at
up to 100,000 additional shares
the representatives.
$163,417
31,377
from
2,500 shares
The
agreement,
each
The company has agreed that it will sell to the several underwriters
the closing date,
at $11.79 per share, and subject to the same
1950
Cambridge Hotels, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.—Files—
$4,096,710
„
income
and
conditions,
1951
railway
railway
Net ry. oper. income—
Net
Subs.)—Earnings—
——
et
'
underwriting
the underwriting agreement on such datfe not later than June 9, 1952,
the representatives and the
company shall determine, which day is
hereinafter referred to as the closing date.
Net
(B. T.)
Three
the
underwriters
From Jan. 1—
•Deficit.—V. 175,
•
of
the
to
company set opposite its name above.
said shares are to be made, subject to
55,253
railway
railway
from
terms
sell
price of $11.79
$155,920
18,923
from
Net
the
to
as
$171,068
RR.—Earnings—
March—
to
agreed
writer
Electric;
common,
its
assume
securities
bond
gains
72,573
Millville
Millville
capital
O'Rourke, Inc._^
2,000
;
on
204,438
$128,327
net
Miller
Subject
$71,715
22,855
income
1882.
p.
Thornton;'Mohr & CoL'iiJ.'
of
1951
$6,190,462
profit
•Excluding
Electric Light Co. and Millville Water Co.
shares in exchange for securities
of the
shares
debenture) of Millville
The properties of the
two Millville
companies are located in areas
contiguous to those now served
by Atlantic City.
Upon acquisition, it
is
propo ed to
dissolve Millville Electric and transfer
its
assets'to
Atlantic City, the Millville Electric bonds
to be retired and
Atlantic
each
or
•Net
Ryan, Hall & Co., Inc.—2,000
Smith, Moore & Co.—2,000
5.000
the
6,295,027
out-
common
follows:
as
company
5,000
Masten
Nelson
the
$6,721,791
incl. deprec
annum
per annum
State taxes on
and
5,000
T.
has
$71,144
and/or
& Co.wJ._i_-_>.i
& Co
E.
Mead,
has
514.
p.
accrued;
City Electric Co.—Acquisition Approved—
has
175,
1952
Revenues and other
5,000
adjustment.
wage
Income—2%
Atlantic
$2.93
Subs.)—Earnings—
Months Ended March 31—
713,028
Federal
The
$949,160
$1.88
preferred stock.—V.
on
877,415
1329.
p.
provide
for
959,235
income—
oper.
175,
not
California
15,511
12
from
do
provision
$452,600
$0.93
46,708
Prom Jan. 1—
•;oss
$322,860
share
com.
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
A.
p.
in
Canada.
securities
the
of
manage-
SEC
cents
to
corporation
covering
on
2,000,000
April
18
shares
filed
of
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
to
be
share, without underwriting. The proceeds
develop mine property.—V. 173, p. 562.
per
with
offered
are
to
at
be
the
IVi
used
Number 5113
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
3
(1859)
severally, the percentages indicated below of such shares of additional
Carpenter Paper Co.—Common Shares Offered—Kid¬
Morgan
of underwriters which on April 25 offered 60,000
shares of common stock (par $1) at $24.75 per share.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
initially
working
to
from
capital
the
and
sale
of
the
be
may
shares
usfed
for
will
Clark,
Chicago
from
warehouses
37
six
and
envelope
SALES,
ETC.—Over
Increased
from
the
the
past
$16,856,000
Effective
2-for-l.
April
split shares
10
to
the
40
cents
payable June
GIVING
2
high
company's
share
per
holders
to
EFFECT
TO
in
2.9%
sinking
serially
3y2%
of
has
to
fund
record
PRESENT
Francis
*On
17.
du
Pont
&
Newbold's
Newhard,
Pacific
Paine,
Outstanding
J.
account
to
preferred
15,823 shs.
W.
incorporation
Jan.
to
1952
to
stockholders
full
to
out
shares
of
purchase, are
1952.
of
shares
additional
shares
of
stock
common
which
each
Central
Republic
Fairman
shares
Inc.
Eugene
C.
Axtell
William
Blair
Cruttenden
&
Co—__
Inc..
1,500
1,000
Buffett-Falk
2,000
&
Co.
6c
Co
<fc
Douglas & Co., Inc.—
Raffensperger, Hughes &
2,500
Co.,
Inc.
Spencer
Trask
Tucker,
Anthony
G.
.55
Co.
of
H.
Walker
Wertheim
1.30
White,
&
Whiting,
.55
Dean
.55
Harold
Co
(J. L)
Witter
E.
Wood
offering of 377,058
17 filed
April
of
letter
a
convertible
of notification
subordinated
denominations
of
to
working
be
used
for
$100
with
debentures
each,
due
1965,
underwriting.
without
1952.
The
(EDT)
subscription
1,000
additional
net
common
of
for
able
the
its
greater
the
of
company's
he
of
whieh
were
which
last
/
of
fiscal
»
sale of
the
seasonal,
and
Oct.
creased
gate
with
of
peaks
be
$3,354,720
$3,266,935
Net
from
653,997
580,276
600,694
459,373
Net
ry.
252,490
113,986
278,933
188,150
9,074,642
9,177,386
1,738,421
1,102,613
989,900
439,755
235,989
204,718
on
April
to
sell
its. parent,
additional
be
to
are
has
applied
28
capital
applied
.
the
SEC
England
stock
to
the
to
New
at
reduced;
and
1952 they
before
the
and
loans
have been
amounted to $62,550,000.
to the net proceeds to
equivalent
additional
bank
bank
stock
common
will
Its
cash
of
Since
the
end
the
of
31,
fiscal
(the
1951
of
8,000
The
an
$17,800,000.
of
this
At
receivables
in
the
date
amounted
Inventories
increased
in
receivable
have
in¬
that
so
March
on
The company expects that a
realized upon the sale of
to
repay
equal
an
in
through
or
long-term
sum
the
amount
of
1842
borrowings
is
business established
a
the
products
the
United
dealers.
sold
are
in
The
United
to
since
company
and
it
in
V
Canada
to
more
are
company branches
than 4,000 farm machinery
through an export sales
plants and five foundries in
the fiscal year ended
$153,545,238.
share
per
on
bank
12,
the
Oct.
income
Net
presently
the
company's
$9,786,082,
Net
from
Net
pfd.
On
was
1951,
outstanding
stock
common
stock
common
Vf J
was
notes
17,
increased
of
EFFECT
TO
paid
during
1951
were
ry.
are
Net
ry.
Gross
to
The
PRESENT
Net
into
the
(sec
of
of
been
issued,
shares
after
or
outstanding,
authorized
from
come
but
price for the stock at the
instalments of $10.
Additional
the
employee if he chose to speed up
Also, at any time before he had com¬
the
employee
receive
175,
p.
would
all
back
allowed
be
the
with¬
to
has
he
money
paid
1430.
&
Quincy RR.— -Earnings—
1951
1950
1949
$20 ,251,600 $23,377,600 $18,454,640
5 803,688
8,350,145
5,936,786
.
$1.),072,765
5,518,623
307,115
3,743,306
2,685,378
2,379,764
64,574,648
49,769,789
52,191,074
18 262,826
11,998.499
7 083,790
21,590,277
9,366,951
13,933,353
income-
5,815,751
4,301,872
price
be
to
shares
issued
ry,
—V.
1950
1949
$2,488,400
$2,629,158
745,242
$2,909,392
„
704,202
506,854
397,452
744,694
income
360,900
296,707
8,808,138
8,202,271
6,616,500
7,590,782
2,411,831
2,063,187
1,352.108
1,227.144
825,929
576,553
499,007
railway—
223,304
•
railway.—
income
oper.
175,
1,130,230
1442.
p.
per
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
(pursuant
exercisable
of $1.75
1951
2,846,159
1952
railway—
April 21 covering
on
at
share,
$1.25
without
l^e used for working capital.
March—
Gross
1952
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
1951
1950
$1,930,133
$1,886,592
$1,648 277
545,327
railway™
railway
440,881
.
income.—
oper.
from
locm
'>■'■
Net
from
$3,154,930
$3,1*66,066
Net
ry.
362,431
284,797
180,003
«
1Q4Q
■
*401,450
*419,496
-
4
,
1949
$1,536,438
416,301
253,834
212,684
150,883
199,511
89.110
5,391,657
10,500,050
8,574,152
9,414,105
1,152,056
912,091
661,077
486,867
♦1,226,722
*1,382,122
»1,275,032
*1,523,175
—V.
5,325,630
4,336,639
4.442752
1,293,046
1,204,971
809,171
598,444
459,527
railway
railway
400,706
300.529
145,388
:
income—
oper.
175,
1330.,
p.
*433,135
10,681,421
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
175,
_
_
1G19.
p.
March—
Gross
from
ry.
Co.
of
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Gross
1951
1950
1949
Net
$1,547,301
$1,708,282
$1,379,312
Net
577,466
449,736
685,073
477,915
income—.
711,864
655,827
952,159
4,564,309
4,098,430
1,815,057
1,164,572
1,284,924
1,482,051
1,831,330
2,006,094
2,053,938
$14,511,902
1,085,721
607,685
*828,559
*114,342
*207,160
*377.842
47.699,401
46,101,795
38,689,334
40,646,314
3,290,902
3,780,917
2,143,922
*711,222
*940,578
*613,030
*1,715,777
*4,033,500
income
oper.
from
from
ry.
railway
—
railway!
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
4,331,381
2,308,035
1949
$14,052,601
1,457,305
175,
1538,
p.
651,591
5,090,780
1950
SIC,546,270
522,741
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
$1,693,304
.
1951"
$15,625,444
1952
from
Net
Net
\Y.
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
income...
oper.
175,
1019.
Chicago, Rock Island
March—
Gross
The
has
SEC
railway..
Net
to request
1952,
issued
a
order
giving interested persons until May 8,
hearing upon* the. bond and common stock financing
an
proposal of this corporation, which proposes to Issue and sell $1,500,000
of first mortgage bonds,
series H, due 1982, at competitive bidding,
& Pacific RR.,—Earnings—
1952
from
from
Net
p.
ry, oper.
Central Vermont Public Service Corp.—Financing—
1951
i':
1949
1950
$17,331,434 $17,431,906
.—.
$15,533,668 $15,633,472
4,361,952
4.337,817
-4,234,543
4,318.084
1,683,686
1,529,704
1,851,606
1,714,974
52,203,931
49.885,077
41,859,058
43,827,447
13,797,271
12,981,986
.9,850,285
.5,558,276
4,546,965
3,401,208
10,477,176
3,683,739
railway—.
income.
__
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
with 108,900 additional shares of its $6 par common stock,
to be offered for sale at competitive
bidding, but subject to prior
subscription rights of stockholders (at the rate of one additional share
also
for
six
each
which
value
par
shares
at
and
holds
held).
35.5%
of
New
England
Public
railway-
railway
income.
oper.
175,
p.
1442.
the
each
$12.50
Co., parent,
waive its subscrip¬
the
delivery to the successful bidders.
Net
proceeds will be used for construction expenditures, including
the reduction of short-term indebtedness incurred for interim financing
thereof.—V. 175, p. 1758.
Central Vermont Ry.
of
$25
value
par
share
Net
from
Net
ry.
$1,011,000
$852,000
260,094
91,978
5,469
♦63,881
2,700,000
2,328,000
2,347,000
354,767
482,957
254,143
223,554
56,662
184,990
*52,376.
*60,049
46,131
from
from
Net
ry.
-
railway
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
175,
p.
Gross
1330.
$25
shares
from
ry.
Gross
from
Net
ry.
—V.
12
year.
the
$558,304
$491,928
has
below
agreed
(Reg.
Published
have
to
U.
132,894
142,566
twice
a
to
Y.,
them
62,456
73,304
24,277
1,704,593
1,568,395
1,236,740
Weeks
Other Countries,
In
$52.00
the
rate
per
of
31.
income
&
421,931
293,798
146,148
193,016
204,929
149,310
36,960
of Virginia
March#3—
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1952
1951
1950
$2,246,540
*$1,188,475
1,585,353
1,460,023
515,929
$661,187
$758,682
$672,546
578,325
profits taxes
$2,218,705
578,321
462,665
$1.14
exc.
debentures
amount
equal
adjusted
will
to
be
the
increase
shove or
decrease,
or
for
each
will
$35
of
face
The
name
of
the
is
intended
It
E.
will
be
convertible
Carleton
President
one
share
Delta
common
Delta-C&S
Airlines.
of
company
Putnam
and
will
General
will
be
be
Chairman
Manager,
of
the
and
Board;
Sidney
Vice-President.
Executive
be
into
of debentures.
value
continuing
that
Woolman,
Stewart
'& S.
1952.
A.
V,
pending with Northeast Airlines
in
New England.
Both C&S and Delta also have petitioned for the
purchase
and
transfer of
ihe southern
routes of Capital
Airlines
from Memnhis,
New
Orleans and
Atlanta to Washington and New
Delta
also
has
175,
a
agreement
merger
1642.
p.
Chrysler Corp.-—Number of Stockholders Increase—
At the
time of
stockholders
of
annual meeting held
the
record
as
$1.31
compared
with
a year
ago
79,734
on
there were 72,961
April 15, 1952. •
Plymouth Ahead of Schedule—
Sub-assemblies
by
this
corporation
for the Douglas C-124
gigantic military cargo
plane, are now being
of schedule, it was announced on Aprli 25
built
Globemaster
II,
delivered
Ended
•*
the
of
an
March
1,242,747
380,665
1430.
Net profit
[every
of
——
capital
V.
174,
p.
William
Thursday
—
shares
share
per
•Adjusted
Office)
Gardens, London, E. C.,
under the Act of March 3,
fluctuation!
by
months
two
the
ahead
John P. Mansfield, Vice-President of Plymouth Motor Corp.
Plymouth is in the process of building major wing and tail
blies
for
plant.
the
The
huge
plane
the Chrysler Motors Los Angeles (Calif.)
designed for cargo or personnel,
is large
at
Globemaster,
enough to carry 200
troops
1442.
with full equipment.—V. 175, p.
par
Patent
week
amount
of the time of offer, over or under the net book value of C.
64,172
65,072
income—
oper.
175, p.
Federal
severally
sell
S.
principal
$10,000,000
The debentures
$442,093
125,727
railway
income—
railway
railway
the agreement follow:
Tlje terms of
1949
Profits after charges
being
Drapers'
N.
1950
oper.
from
Earned
nafhed
Chronicle
President.
1
1951
$565,008
railway
the
by
25
and into
respective
with
company
April
on
presently outstanding.
The
by
value.
par
stock
York.—V.
1952
from
this
of
announced
lines.
proposal, to be submitted to stockholders of both companies
the CAB for approval, invoive's the exchange of $10,000,000 of
Delta 5'/2%
convertible debentures for the 509,326 shares of C. & S.
C.
railway-
consolidation
was
air
two
The
21,394
173,329
132,282
J
the
Inc.,
the
of
and
1949
$796,000
income—
for
Lines,
as
1950
$951,000
railway
oper.
1951
2,807,000
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
stock
4.000,000
of
The
value.
par
to
Air
on
Inc.—Earnings—
1952
from
Chesapeake Corp.
common
agreement
Delta
Presidents
below
above).
outstanding
company
York,
per
account
2,262,350 shs.
authorized
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—Proposed Merger
An
Service
outstanding shares, will
tion
right and surrender its subscription warrants for cancellation,
thereby making 38,611 shares of the additional stock available for
Number
of
2-0613);
New
of
$12.50
of
Financial
Seibert,
Canada, $48.00
92,906 shs.
the
underwriters
and
STate
shares
and
shares
two
new
Dana
On
shares
*$62,550,000
action,
1,200,000
purchase,
office
NOTE:
had
common
market
and
From Jan. 1—
Outstanding
"Proceeds"
under
stockholder
by
from
(Telephone
post
credited
62 ,546,362
oper.
IQSI
railway
from
Net
FINANCING
4,000,000 shs.
banks
to
1952
Commercial
William
plan
income
from
from
1952
oper.
Net
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
cents)
10
to
are
the SEC
♦391,963
railway
from
Net
101,825 shs.
$100)
(par
payable
31,
$12.50
changed
offered
shares
would
monthly
shares,
railway—
Net
of
the $12.50 par value shares.
on
$12.50)——
(par
March
April
shares
be
railway
from
from
$3,635,120
March—
the
on
GIVING
stock
stock
of
would
an
From Jan. 1—
Gross
equivalent
31,
was
Authorized
•As
em¬
until
railway——
376,993
RR.
from
Net
Short-term
paid
The
privileges
company
From Jan. 1—
to request
1952,
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.- -Earnings—
CAPITALIZATION
cumul.
ten
railway
oper.
$2,784,915
.
income..
oper.
Central
value.
equivalent to $2.50 per share
Common
by
price.
railway
IQtt)
railway-
railway
March—
Gross
handled
eight
operates
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
7%
(par
number
market
proceeds
from
Gross
the
States.
par
in
for
oper.
Net
-
has
1912
pioneered
through Case
wholesale
at
and
company
were
$4.86
$12.50
estimated
March—
other countries
EARNINGS—For
sales
like
with
1330.
•Deficit.—V.
Net
net
stock
for a
railway
from railwayry.
oper.
income..
Net
thresher.
States
Sales
division.
the
sale
producer, of farm machinery, including
cultivators, plows, harrows, hay machin¬
machines and -implements which are produced
types, sizes and models.
The
leading builder of farm tractors
a
The
the
by Jerome
full-line
a
other
many
development of
in
by
or
,
to
successor
various
been
an
filed
was
common
The
p.
from
Gross
31,
threshers, combines,
and
ery
the
together
resources
Case
175,
ry.
to
$71 333.291
of
be
equity securities,
tractors,
plan,
made
March—,
•.;
•
and
year
end
of
at
from
the
in
spring
seasonal
BUSINESS—Company,
I.
-V.
a
expects to continue its practice of providing the major
requirements of working capital through shortterm
borrowings.
If additional working capital or funds for other
purposes should
be required, the company may provide them out of
its
by
175, p. 1430.
Gross
From Jan. 1—
loans.
of
held
employee could apply for
although no further applications
1952
from
ry.
—V.
.
The company
part
the
be
stock.—V.
from
from
Net
Net
to
System,
share).
per
interested persons until May
application.
notification
shares
share)
per
Net
requires
highest
in
accounts
used
be
of
:r
two-thirds
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
authorization
outstanding
($25
par
reduction
for
Electric
given
option- warrants
Net
practice to meet its seasonal requirethrough short-term borrowings from banks
inventories
40,000
numb
From Jan. 1—
1430.
March—
avail¬
reasons.
production
reaching
However, at Oct.
loans amounted to
1951
for,
300,000
pay
purchase
the
the
$4,024,601
$550,000.
Net
substantially in accordance with seasonal trends to an aggre¬
approximately $136,000,000 at March 31, 1952;: accrued lia¬
principally for Federal and other taxes on income, have been
of
bilities,
•
31,
O.'s
a
From Jan. 1—
represented an increase of $18,760,046 over inventories at Oct. 31, 1950.
Since
be
Dividends
paid
shares
Chicago, Burlington
Central RR. Co. of New Jersey—Earnings—
the
the general
will
company
number
a
to
$71,333,291
and
aggregate of $101,644,684.
an
from
The
purposes.
amounted
or
the
300,000
March—
11,285,208
underwriting.
company's
these
year)
$30,311,393
to
on
will be placed in
capital for
liquidated
made,
were
'
the
from
Gross
703,278
SEC
30,000
April 24,
expire 3 p.m.
working capital
usually
capital
usually
they
is
sales
the
working
Inventories
-
at the rate of ;
will
company
of $75,000),
permanent
and
fall, it has been
the
augment
for.
been
the
could
pleted paying
draw
after
would
joined
1949
1,970,640
of
Gross
corporate
business
months
«nents
to
general
amount
winter
warrants
proceeds to
expenses
company
a
capital.
11,169,349
A letter of
,
stock, amounting to not less than $8,898,980 (after
deducting estimated
funds
&
to
stock.
$3,804,971
hearing upon the
a
May 12, 1952.
on
PROCEEDS—The
C.
by
addition
in
The company has 7,817,096
employee
toward
have
additional
1950
income
company
The
stock to its
common
share for each five shares held of record
one
by
purchase
price.
received
the
1951
income—
paid
would
shares, Mr. Tuohy said,
be
31, 1956.
paying off
SEC
the
stock
ten
time
on
the
shares
unissued
railway—
and
note
underwriting
stockholders at $24.50 per share
common
•
shares of
new
many of
the plan
of
obtained
ten
and
.55
Co
&
but
completely
purchase
would
2.65
Co
&
been
the
Dec.
.65
railway—_
proceeds
v
Case Co.—Stock Offered—A nationwide group
by Morgan Stanley & Co. and Clark, Dodge &
Co. and comprising 54 investment firms is
an
from
Clearance
be
another
4.00
Stubbs
&
said.
must
After
2.65
Co
&
Weeks
has
to
1.30
1.30
Co
Weld
.55
Co.—
&
&
1.30
Co.—
&
Tuohy
agencies
stockholder,
a
it
4.00
Co.
&
Co.
Central Massachusetts Gas Co.—Stock to Parent—
shares
175, p. 1758.
headed
received
stock
would be
eligible to buy the stock in lots of ten shares.
ployee could vote the stock and would be entitled to all the
&
Central Oklahoma Oil Corp.—Files With SEC—
f
requests
employees'
an
.65
Corp.
Stroud
Co
are
oper.
175, p.
The
1,000
Wachob-Bender Corp.
2,000
approved
4.00
Co._
&
Securi¬
Webster
Net
—V.
to
24
of approval
1952
from
issue
1,000
The Ranson-Davidson Co.,
Inc.
2,000
.
Ladd_—
April
—_
ties
Staats
vote
Gross
from
1,000
John
Collins
com¬
25
Inc.———
.65
Co.__
&
in
oper.
ry.
■
Beecroft,
Julien
O.
4.00
R.
&
2.65
railway
railway
from
ry.
Net
2,500
Greene
&
April
1.05
Stone
Mr.
government
From Jan. 1—
Gross
3,000
2,500
C.
on
1,500
Wagcnseller & Durst,
Cole <fc Co
-3,000
Co.
railroad's
the
of
William
.65
from
Net
Potter 6c Co., Inc.The Ohio Company™
Rauscher, Pierce 6c Co
Burns,
let
President.
on
response
employees,
.55
&
1758.
proceeds
—V.
to
shares
announced
by the railroad's 87,000
stockholders, he said.
Under
the plan,
employees who have been with the railroad at
least
five
years,
which includes about three-quarters of the total
2.65
&
$110,000
Net
1,500
plan
a
.65
Co._
offered
Gross
Redelfs,
The National Co. of Omaha
4,500
6c
&
Dinsmore
Inc.
on
300,000
was
Shuman, Agnew & Co.m—
Smith, Barney & Co.——
Scranton
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
1,500
Eisele,
18
of
it
.55
March—
agreed
June
deduction,
Co._
.65
&
company
be
to
5,000
—„
-
to
2,000
Harris,
In
1 0,5 45,684
Co
Inc.
&
p.
covering
The
Mason, Moran & Co
Tuohy,
822,224,509
1 3,355,185
Employees—
total
a
$24,807,434
3,938,068
Stringfellow
Son___
Marks
M.
175,
The
4%
4,500
Co.—
6c
plan
.55
vote
to
up
payroll
directors
payments
Shares
13,500
1.05
by
$8,259,619
&
2.65
_
Co.
Peabody
Net
Kidder, Peabody 6c Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
Hop wood
&
J.
The
will
purchase
stock
Walter
2.65
—
$8,419,490
4,531,52 2
&
available
Shares
—
Jaffray
Quail
&
(The) Celon Co., Madison, Wis.—Files With SEC—
follows:
as
&
Masten
—V.
during
the
severally
employees
.55
Co
Jackson
stockholders
The
and the respective
has
.65
Company
ops.
to Be Offered to
W.
Co
McCormick
common
fractional
The
ry
income
oper.
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$29,921,369 $91,345,850 $82,986,300
21,661,750
66,538,416
60,761,791
Chas.
Co._;
Lundborg
E.
A.
of
of
be
.65
22,083,121
from
rev.
ry.
Stock
and
of
to
are
of each underwriter,
name
Hutton
Illinois
Irving
so
surplus
stock
common
71,655 shares
for conversion
14,331
acquiring
1,492
were
Net
Net
.55
Co.
$30,502,611
1.30
Weeks
Mason-Hagan,
paid-in
&
1952—March—1951
rev.
expenses
Scott
Graham
&
&
Laurence
outstanding
4.00
Co.,
Co.____
538,346 shs.
the
There
reserved
which
E.
shares,
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
10,
been
then
from
shares
3,341
April
have
share
account.
into
preferred stock of
issuance
round
1,
reclassified,
convertible
stock
converted
each
for
transferred
was
common
stock
as
issued
was
&
amended
were
Piper,
.65
(Inc.)
&
Noyes,
Hilliard
Kidder,
14,331 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
$239,173
the
period
stock,
share
action
B.
J.
The
the'articles of
oper.
.65
1.05
Co
Northwest
Webber,
Curtis
1.05
Co._
&
Co.
&
Miller
Parsons
1,500,000
$100),
(par
Hall
Hayden,
$2,400,000
1952,
&
operating
Railway
2.65
Co.
Son
Cook
Ohio
The
.55
Co
&
Ry.—March Earnings Up—
4.00
Ripley
Hemphill,
instal¬
in
$1)
(par
additional
Sills,
I.
Harris,
FINANCING
.
stock
preferred
stock
March 28,
such
to
H.
1.30
Inc.
change and increase the authorized common stock from 1,000,000
shares of $1 par value to 2,000,000 shares of $1 par value.
On April 10,
1952 a reclassification of the common stock was made effective wherein
for
W.
2.65
Harrinian
was
to
the
4.00
Co
have
•
by
&
Hornblower
1957
&
Co.—
Moseley
2.65
Rai way
mon
Drexel
declared
May
Turben
S.
& Ohio
Period End. Mar. 31—
.65%
4.00
Milwaukee
The
Chesapeake
rights:
..
Beane
F.
.55
of
Co.
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Merrill,
Co.,
Dominick
&
the exercise
&
&
ner
1.75
Dominick
debentures
due
note
20,
May
conv.
Common
one
&
Whelen & Co
Blyth & Co., Inc
Central Republic So. (Inc.)
Curtiss,
House
& Co
$63,-
of
stock
been
1975
to
instalment
ments
bs
Baird
.65
Reid & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
sales
1951
common
Autheorized
25-year
•4%
Co._
&
Inc.
manufacturing
company's
record
a
1952,
of
the
years
1942
in
10,
dividend
A
CAPITALIZATION
due
W.
Merrill
Co.—— 8.00
&
Fulton,
067,000.
for by
McDonald
8.00%
Biddle,
plants.
on
Dodge
Robert
BUSINESS—Company, successor to a business founded in 1886, is
of the five largest wholesale distributors of paper, paper products
and stationery products in the United States.
Distribution is effected
throughout the 22 States west of the Mississippi River and in and
split
be subscribed
Co.
&
Whipple
corporate
•
one
around
Stanley
Bacon,
added
be
general
shall not
as
a
group
purposes.
stock
common
der, Peabody & Co. and Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co. headed
to
reflect
25%
stock
dividend
in
October,
*81.16
1950.—
The
SEC
corportaion
on
Dana
(general
With SEC—
registration statement with the
to be offered
Plan for Key Employees" to
and its subsidiaries.—V. 174, p. 635.
April 25 filed
a
covering 150.000 shares of its no par common stock,
pursuant
to
a
"Restricted
certain employees of
274.
B.
paid
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Registers
Stock
the company
Option
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D
Seibert, Editor
news
and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
Other offices: 135 8. La Salle St.,
and
Publisher
Chicago
3,
ill
England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 2o. 194
r.h#
1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. 8. Possessions,1 Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $45.00 per year; In Dominion
year.
exchange, remittance for
foreign subscriptions
and
advertisements must be made la New York funds.
4
The Commercial and
(1860)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
1952
March—
Ket
from
Ket
ry.
$3,927,315
$3,431,146
$3,235,401
1,464,100
1,290,956
1,048,640
618,397
601,116
648,176
591,323
income—
are
from
Cross
Kot
from
The
I,*et
ry.
10,544,515
9,367,811
3,478,398
3,221,534
of
9,250,211
3.672,162
2,669,514
1,455,626
income—
oper.
175,
—V.
11,144.895
railway,—.
railway
1,512,185
1,635,207
to
1,479,917
March
Southern Ry.
the
1952
1951
1950
1949
railway—
$1,359,673
$1,312,195
$1,051,172
401,795
400,504
260,489
$1,219,189
312,120
ry.
"144,262
138,652
80,675
3,850,810
3,027,287
let
from
1,108,468
778,846
liet
ry.
—V.
493,037
income.
397,354
363,218
227,316
110,578
oper.
175,
that. the
contemplated
will
proceeds
net
Wyoming Ry.- -Earnings-
Cum.
1952
1951
1950
1949
$291,493
101,112
$264,645
$164,328
$242,784
101,273
42,610
99,665
32,217
32,902
15,504
from
railway..-—
from
railway—
ry. oper. income—
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
—
"Including
Gross
tiet
r.y.
—V.
859,900
807,744
502,876
703,883
276,857
319,982
153,843
292,594
income—
91,625
130,657
57,874
146,544
oper.
175,
-
which
holders
The
Net
Lumber
April
Alaska—Files—
Co., Juneau,
14,
ry.
March
Net
ry.
—V.
1948,
the
in
of
376,000 shs.
conversion
of
the
capitalization
of
the
ry.
company
stock,
common
As
without
of
that
value,
par
the
date
of
under
radiant
is
Michigan
a
and
FILES—The
March—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
corporation
distribution
17,399
21,269
175.
engaged, since
radiant
glass heating
of
533,815
493,894
99,261
108,807
95,492
income-—
37,167
52,421
1330.
covering
has
but
them
marketed
are
manufactured
under
the
of the
489,247
The
102,819
39,029
V.
$1).—V.
(par
Sulphur
171,
the
exchange
shares
of
would
then
V.
have
adopted
submit
and
173,
of
shares
175,
of
notification
p.
of
filed
with
stock
common
p.
for
amendment
an
stock.
of
When
submitted
the
to
the
to
Profit
6,000,000
shares
and
the SEC
March
on
subsequently
was
sale
1952—3 Mos.—1951
(& Subs.)
other
1952—12 Mos.—1951
5
Earns,
22
covering
withdrawn.
lor
19,554,926
19,270,847
54,756,569
27,806
130,843
Income
Net
19,553,739
deductions
income
Shares
19,298,653
54,837,412
4.082,238
15,586,114
15,216,415
39,301,298
38,940.046
13,231,431
12,479,707
$2.25
$2.35
outstanding
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
175,
—
share—;
common
173,
$5,226,972
for
552,437
961,332
491,195
depreciation—
$5,779,409
$11,244,308
465,146
451,629
co.__
affiliated
taxes and
taxes
income
on
1,050,000
.
income
taxes
bids
to
be
used
174,
covering
for
pay
construction
new
and
company
covering
($1
March
on
25,000
share), without
working capital.
per
for
of
letter
a
capital
underwriting.
of
stock
notification
to
be
$0.72
$1.30
for
payment
for
profits
excess
in
tax
1951.—V.
430,027
,
The; proceeds
to
are
174,
for
company
April
on
filed
30
April
on
filed
23
registration
a
with
statement
!
short-term
of
for
proceeds
each
are
to
eight
Registration
The
shares
3.
June
held,
at
3
without
the
class
V.
A
filed
of
3%
to
notes
meet
payable
banks
to
April 22
on
of
173,
filed
letter of
a
stock
common
Equitable
share through
proceeds are to be
175,
added
notification
Securities
the
to
$5)
(par
Corp.,
general
with
be
to
with
the
covered
Laboratories
—
Feb.
on
$10)
18
covering
withdrawn
was
on
1533.
p.
statement
issue
proposed
a
withdrawn
was
Nashville,
funds
Registration
from
of
filed
wtih
Consumers
The
Davison
covering
($5
2,000
share),
per
April
on
24
Chemical
corporation
stock,
series
A
stock
is
holders
the
of
SEC
shares
without
Services, Inc., N. Y.—Files—
of
a
letter
common
underwriting.
of
stock
The
notification
to
be
proceeds
with
offered
are
to
at
be
the
par
used
175,
repurchase
stock
of
the
Continental-Diamond
corporation.
Fibre
Co.
(&
3 Months Ended March 31—-
Bales
Cost
to
of
Selling,
income
income
1
Net
for
held.
on
Tenn.
company.
Statement
SEC
With¬
on
April
4,
common
of
April
stock
(par
22,
1S52.—V.
175,.
which
$1),
1539.
p.
well
as
offered
rate
of
Net
Net
prior subscription
preferred
date,
dividend
the
as
the
proceeds of
funds
the
of.
—V.
174,
through
share
rate
of.
debt
and
and,
with
the
five
and
preferred
Brown
stock¬
common
each
price
Alex.
430,643
33,832
States
tax
on
income-
(on
459,559 shares)
1891.
principal
casieu
Parish
duction
the
and
&
conversion
Sons
is
named
common
Life
notes
held
with
be
to
the
offered
be
to
are
Inc.,
and
99.1399
Bear,
for
2%s,
Stearns
&
new
$5,920,000:
road
in
Plan,
the
7
offering
Co.
subject
to
the
is
Commission.
standard
Diesel-electric
The
certificates
railroad
gauge
freight
switching locomotives.
offering are: Drexel <fc Co.;
the
equipment
locomotives and
Union
Securities
FOR
MARCH
AND
FIRST
THREE
MONTHS
1950
$6,038,217
$5,045,741
1,915,743
1,218,230
947,933
949,267
730,847
919,227
18,972,427
17,732,020
13,394.439
17.252,972
5,640,470
5,570,935
2.569,260
4,498,765
2,480,285
.
1951
$6,534,018
2,130,070
railway.™,
2,755,002
1,362,605
2,383,257
1949-
$6,042,791
1,718,764
1759.
Corp.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1952
1951
$1,852,639
$1,685,457
187,980
—
22,916
7,800
it
will
be
the
loss
tax
of
for
income
offset
1952
tax
by
a
$180,180
been
purposes
for
of
taxable
approximately 50% .—V.
charged
tax
not
carryover
the
carryovers,
has
because
prior
income
174,
with
it
is
$22,916
any
provision
believed
that
operating
would
losses; except for
subject to a Federal
be
Detroit Steel
Corp.
(&
1692.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings—
Months Ended March 31—
1952
sales
1951
$23,861,702
before
income
taxes
Federal
excess
taxes
income
on
$29,206,327
3.500,742
1,808,000
(estimated)
8
4,077,000
profits tax™
Net
183,000
1,455^000
$1,509,742
profit
"Earnings
848,567
$3,316,567
share
per
$o.64
$1.40
following
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Gross
Net
Net
1952
from
from
1950
1949
$1,739,870
$1,548,767
$1,469,276
694,725
643.755
606,011
293,633
334,163
309,506
:,i
695,416
a: 300,755
income
oper.
ry.
1951
$1,677,334
railway
railway
from
ry.
issue
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
175,
p.
British
314,000
633,412
Full-scale
$376,152
$0.42
$0.82
to
the
to
be
secured
and
sale
of
of
according
whose
The
short
of
additional
The
in
being
now
of
be
facilities
built
facilities
located
in
for
the
in
and
$9,900,000,
pro¬
County,
respectively.
production
plant
1,207,605
April
on
(Pa.)—Files With SEC—
17
filed
bonds
due
June
through
proceeds
1,
Arthur
to
are
be
Dobeckmun Co.
1962.
L.
to
to
first
be
Wright
used
letter
a
covering $100 000 of 10-year 7%
fund
pay
of
notification
with
at
98%
of
principa
Philadelphia, Pa
&
Co., Inc., of
for improvements.
1952
1951
1950
1949
$172,947
$1,088,880
$328,338
$281,070
34,234
49,667
32,809
15,523
$207,181
profit
income
Total
Other
income
—
deductions
Federal
income
$1,138,547
$361,147
$296,593
52,999
93,334
'dividends-
63,069
638,307
113,270
92,566
$54,647
-
109,020
59,200
taxes.
profit
Preferred
th
mortgage convertible sinkin,
offered
(& Subs.)- -Earn in gs-
3 Months End. Mar. 31—
$391,220
$184,808
$151,028
12,141
6,234
6,563
$42,506
$384,986
$178,245
$0.10
of
are
petroleum
of
built
by
&
received
The
Total
cracking
Joseph
Unilever
on
Davison
April
catalysts
Crosfield
Ltd.,
by
27
Chemical
&
has
Sons,
at
Warrington,
R.
L.
Hockley,
Corporation
of
V.
is
expected
based
a
on
development was
wtih
to
at
the
sufficient to
average
an
England,
Executive
Baltimore,
refinery
of
rate
process
use
of
more
about
cracking
than
90,000
174,
catalyst.
Petroleum
Co.
Ltd.,
to
$151,028
$0.37
$0.40
$0.34
444,756
shares
1988.
p.
|
presently
....
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range
Net
Anglo-Iranian
1.952
outstanding
.
Ry.—Earnings1951
1950
1949
$317,729
$910,483
"900,575
"1,931,330
"1,335,484
"1,419,992
1,694,647
797,112
1,425,490
"5,034,134
"4,663,401
"4.073,583
"3,658.118
"5,243,204
"4,628,909
"4,358,800
"3,978,639
from
railway
from
railway
ry.
oper. income
$569,346
"1,597,161
$350,743
"2,008.387
"1,649,477
1,474,210
"1,032,571
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
through agreements with Davi¬
oil companies which will use the catalysts
operations—Esso
share.
adjusted
March—
Gross
10,000
barrels
brought about
five- important
refinery
produce
year,
com.
years
been
Ltd.,
being used in the plant.
of catalyst
per
"Prior
Net
plant
their
2,272,682
859,769
1479.
company
"Earns,
Catalyst in Full Scale Production—
Brothers
advices
processes
and
4.697,803
1,725,046
Dixonville Coal Co.
The
SEC
Net
Metropolitan).
the
to
tons
4,307,951
965,207
Cal¬
the
for
Polk
(including
Lever
petroleum,
son
to
of
5,208.504
2,331,379
720,608
general
funds
construction
catalysts,
La., and
$12,700,000,
Plant for
in
affiliate
cracking
Charles,
4,975,387
1,712,724
income
oper.
Insurance
by
96,420
stockholders of record April 8 on a
pro rata
I'RSjls an issue of
100,Qtf0 shares of 18-cent cumulative
Convertible preferred stock
(par $1) at $2.70 per share.
Co.,
,
The
initially
with
also, has negotiated a loan agreement with the Metro¬
Co. permitting borrowings of from $14,300,000
the refunding of $4,300,000 of outstanding
company
$19,300,000
Vice-President
i'jy
&
234s,
Commerce
following
common
underwriting
The aggregated contemplated expenditures for
fiscal years ending June 30, 1952, 1953 and
the
$2,800,000,
are
politan
to
for
the
are
superphosphate,
Florida.
program
1954
Lake
near
triple
Bartow,
near
this
of
items
synthetic
of
$1,105,984
Continental Radiant Glass
Heating Corp. (Mich.) —
OM.ck Offered—The
company is offering for subscription
cost
Federal
Other
the
production
$194,839
and
Interstate
revenue
Operating
The
$1,072,152
Philadelphia
the
NOTE—Income
for
amount,
added
together
through
by
for
subscription
financing will be
corporation
funded
reached
per share
p.
5,943,022
439,825
for
,
equity securities, will be available for a program of expansion, for
major additions and plant replacements and other expenditures, among
107,205
income
Earnings
$7,445,817
5,029,439
Stuart
income
Gross
statement
128,533
for
one
record
The
registration
a
shares of cumulative preferred
value—convertible).
par
be
filed
29
are to be supplied by amendment.
the principal underwriter.
$616,044
___
depreciation—
Federal
$6,088,996
Dr3,687
—
for
1951
$619,731
net)
Total
Provision
l?rov.
1952
customers, less returns, allow, etc.—
sales, exclusive of depreciation
~
administrative and general
expenses ~
Operating
Other
Subs.)—Earnings
the
p.
which
to
par)
proceeds
at
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
April
on
($50
to
the
at
shares
terms,
filed
notification
(no
The
...
99.059
railway
oper. income—
Net
as
Cooperative
company
the
shaies
82.000
registration
rate,
oEC
of
stock
From Jan. 1—
The
SEC
(par
letter
a
"Based on 2,371.586 shares
outstanding at March 31, 1952,
two-for-one split effective Feb.
19, 1952.—V. 175, p. 1759.
registration
The
SEC
the
by
Federal
the
offered
1698.
p.
the SEC seeking registration of
—
filed
commpn
underwriting.
Halsey,
Co.,
from
Profit
1458.
Corp.
&
March—
The
The
175, p.
1222.
p.
aggregating
cash requirements.—V.
current
one
underwriting.
Investment
stock
common
175,
rate
175,
for
Lumber Co.—Files With SEC—
shares
9,350
Cutter
Withdrawn—
statement
of
also
See
then
Underwriters
Statement
registration
April
record
be used for general
corporate purposes.-—V.
Consolidated
40,000
shares
of
18
of
income before State income taxes
State income taxes
3
(Ark.)
company
—V.
used
a
above.—V.
Net
the
of
offered
be
to
per
The
registration statement with the
of capital stock (par $15) to be
offered
covering 409,254 shares
subscription by stockholders
share
—V.
Net
Consolidated Natural Gas
Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
Inc.,
1952
Operating
drawn—
EEC
Lines,
358;
p.
par
be
April
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income...
Net
2,383,813
1761.
p.
$32
the
at
Air
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
430,027
for
with
offered
1,403,470
Export & Import Corp,—Files—
included
to
from
ry.
proceeds of the financing will be used for additional working
to acquire fixed assets and to reimburse the company in part
expenditures incurred for such purposes and to provide for the
The
filed
26
shares
3,260,011
1,101,647
shares
associated
Net
$3,882,680
2,385,461
$4,000,000 Issued in 1952
Consolidated Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
The
20,103,343
2,531,136
1,232.195
March—
Gross
"5.860,000
capital,
covering
EEC
17,391,607
3,798,425
from
1,920,000
i
$20,000,000
1977,
Crossett
to
421,714
2,408,522
Denver Tramway
company
1,
995.
p.
648,584
2%s.
of
Net
25-year
sinking fund debentures,
due
public sale through an underwriting
group
headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. and Clark, Dodge & Co.
The. public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
$2,500,000 4M>% first mortgage sinking fund bonds due
March 1, 1972.
are
91,782
21,129,753
Corp., and Stroud & Co. Inc.-
Co., Chicago, 111.—Registers With SEC—
May
ly—The company has sold to a group of 11 insurance
companies and other institutional investors an issue of
capital.—V.
844,916
Rio
under
1,050,000
$2,344,262
—_*■
.....
—
$1,150,000
SEC
1330.
proceeds
1,017,654
23,064.071
on
200
Diesel-electric
10
Also
Net
The
1,292,405
Southern
Peabody
for
estimated
$9,791,781
1888.
p.
The
Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp.—Bonds Sold Private¬
working
1,223.455
Quarter Ended March 31—
14,401,570
15,305,886
—
$6,858,855
1,735.637
(Colo,)
secured
are
the
after
share after preferred divs.-__
dividends
"Includes
53,341,616
4,247,353
—
1949
$6,529,919
share,
without
working capital.'
approval
1951
144,906
income
1950
$7,395,102
per
Kidder,
Subs.) —
cos.
from
—
common
per
Crane
Gross
&
corporation
Other
See
53,196,710
£rl,187
Federal
for
Preferred
—
Domestic
Common dividends
102,738,144
income—
-Earnings-
1951
$7,832,929
certificates, series R, to mature semi-annually
1, 1952, to June 1, 1967, inclusive, at prices to yield
from 1.95% to 3%,
according to maturity. The group was
awarded the certificates on
May 1 on a bid of 99.147.
With¬
1952
foreign subsid.
a
and
than Federal
deprecaition
income
Net
V.
Operating income
1951, of
Total income, before
122,293,070 118,863,425 421.047,942 401,591.423
99,592,578 366,291,373 348,394,713
——
taxes
&
(&
Co.
longer required
no
securities
from
Taxes,
J
revenues
reserve
in March,
Reserve
Period End. Mar. 31—
Non-opeiating
860,796
4,924,843
EARNINGS
outstanding common stock for two
approved by the Board, such plan
stockholders for their approval.—
'
Refining
operations, before taxes and deprec.
of
Income
for
2602.
expenses
2,003,452
1,038,818
Lines, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Denver &
Co.—Letter
March 31—
Ended
from
Balance
charter
the number of authorized
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
Oper.
2,217.157
1,687,389
1479.
covering
$100
99.457
Products
3 Months
Provision
Operating
3,639.310
1,788,260
Grande Western RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and
asso¬
ciates on May 2 offered
$4,440,000 of 2%% equipment
cumulative
of
1442.
p.
Corn
s
on April 24 announced
instructing the,manage¬
resolution
a
plan
a
share
each
common
be
3.478,124
trade-mark
1047.
p.
Phosphate
&
notification
of
letter
145,000
52,404
Co.—Plans Stock Split—
company providing for an increase in
of common stock from 3,000,000 to
snares
346,833
12,696,882
Dec.
Duncan, Chairman of the Board,
prepare
520,233
12 077,415
trust
'
Credit
directors
to
ment
556,518
14,484.988
income...
Chicago
used
for
the
April 16 filed a letter
above mentioned shares
on
the
stock
preferred
Continental
1
,
Commercial
tnat
758,032
14,806,108
railway
Issued
Alexander E.
775,809
income
oper.
175,
The
drawn—
512,824
P.
convertible
f
railway—
railway.—,.
oper.
devices
products
corporation
SEC
1949
$4,181,073
1.115,151
railway
Denver
45,320
.
17,852
from
ry.
~V.
1949
the
1950
$4,715,574
1952
Delta Air
$177,153
44.708
15,289 '
50,353
■
income—.
oper.
from
Net
1950
$186,056
34,342
$182,734
railway
railway—..—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Ilet
1951
$182,079
1952
from
net
with
Earnings—
1951
1,215,356
railway
railway
from
See
primarily through franchise distributors.
"Glassheat,"
Columbus & Greenville Ry.—Earnings-
heating
Its
contract.
its
stock¬
by the company for heating of homes, factories and
office and other buildings. The company does not manu¬
the
facture
Corp.
1331.
oper.
ry.
—V.
it
capital.
and
$4,925,787
income
p.
from
Net
for
working
plant
1,410,697
from
Gross
at
and
exchange.
providing tech¬
the
From Jan. 1—
preferred
SEC
expansion
dollar
for
of
1952.
14,
promotion
in
dollars
building
1759.
p.
RR.
income
oper.
from
Net
Net
institutional,
18
in
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
"750,000 shs.
for
outstanding.
BUSINESS—Corporation
first
of
annually
the
$5,052,858
railway._
railway
175,
Gross
systems designed
on
$300,000
in
1952
oper.
from
an amendment to the articles of
incorporation in¬
authorized common stock to 750,000 shares and creating
of
100,000 shares of preferred
stock.
The amendment
effective
dollars
both
Hudson
from
Net
FINANCING
100,000 shs.
the
1952,
were
c.0.,
Ltd.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
mortgage
8%
bonds to
be
offered
in
denominations
of
$500
each,
without
underwriting.
The
National
Bank of Alaska is trustee for the issue.
The proceeds are to be used
company
covering
&
railway
railway
from
Net
approved
class
new
a
shares
376,000
became
Columbia
reserved
shares
500,000
creasing the
1330.
p.
of
Feb.
to
Co.
pounds sterling has been invested by
operation, which will save the United
175,
from
Net
consisted
railway
shares
200,000
NOTE-r-Prior
railway--,—--
from
from
Gross
stock.
From Jan. 1—
Ilet
preferred stock (par $1)—
stock (no par value)—
conv.
Common
Monday, May 5, 1952
.
compensated
March—
51,941
March—
Uet
be
guidance
operation.—V.
Delaware
used
owner
Authorized
tiet
be
:r"'':
the
Corp.,
CAPITALIZATION
Colorado &
Gross
continuous
will
and
.
marketing
Petroleum
million
in
the
millions
of
several
however,
advice
<K
,
one
March—
1442.
p.
Heater
X
Bahrein
,
and
.
1
of 50.5% of the common stock
of the company,
has agreed that when the underwriter shall have
sold an aggregate of $25,000 of preferred stock (at the offering price),
it will accept such number of shares of preferred stock at the price
of $2 70 per share, as will aggregate $25,000,
in cancellation of the
indebtedness of the company to Radiant Heater in such amount.
3,113,939
railway—4-
3,737,415
1,111,464
from
The
conditions).
nical
for
Radiant
From Jan. 1—
Gross
at the rale
pieferied (subject
preferred stock is
share of
company.
152,277
railway—
the
..-j
Ltd.,
interests
stock
into common
each
for
per
is
,
Kingdom
expansion of sales and for working capital* including
payment of past due accounts.
Not in excess -of one-third of
proceeds will be devoted to the payment of the obligation of
company
to The Atlantic Steel Castings Co.
The remainder of
proceeds will be used for the general business purposes of the
the
railway
oper. income.
from
1,'et
-Earnings-
stock
certain
share.
under
$3.25
at
1
.uAPPr?x*I*ia^ebr
the British
Davison,
convertible
is
common
PROCEEDS—It
—
from
Gross
stock
of
adjustment
the
i;et
shares
primarily
Colorado &
,
holds
on
Corp., New York.
preferred
two
redeemable
1442.
p.
made
was
Securities
From Jan. 1—
expire
to
are
which
1949
1,540,186
railway
oper.
15 days after the initial offering,
April 29. Any unsubscribed shares
to be offered to the public at $3 per share by Aetna
Rights
Ry.—Earns.
1950
$4,035,236
railway.-—
from
C oss
1951
•
Financial Chronicle
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
"Deficit—V.
income—
175,
p.
1479.
Volume 175
Number 5113
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
5
(1861)
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
March—
Florida Home Insurance Co., Miami, Fla.—Files—
1952
1950
1949
$561,500
$390,300
$317,300
319,527
191,019
106,419
43,681
at
$25
146,613
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
1951
$803,100
from
Gross
81,627
16,917
•34,023
to
pay
The
SEC
company
covering
share,
per
for
April
on
12,000
filed
22
shares
without
of
letter
a
underwriting.
expansion.—V.
171,
of
notification
with
the
(par
The
$10)
proceeds
to
be
to
are
offered
be
used
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
railway
railway
from
ry.
2,135,700
1,393,000
827,548
399,427
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
175,
942,000
912,000
414,581
154,838
122,157
134,942
*66,257
•54,887
1331.
p.
Florida Power
The
the
sinking fund
The
Stores
debentures to
recently
the Pilot
Life insurance
York,
Co., Inc.—To Place Debs. Privately—
stockholders
approved
the
Life Insurance
Co.—V.
sale
and
Co.
of
serial
400,000
the
Jefferson
at
5%
Y.—V.
N.
Months Ended March 31—
Income
and
1952
before
Provision
Other
income' taxes,
for
income
charges
Net
income
tax
11,892,038
Net
ry.
5,664,376
5,081,343
$9,083,640
4'/2 %
on
1,108,721
dividends
18,895
20,802
$7,956,024
$6,003,893
$36.87
$28.95
$3.08
it
has
offered
to
all
buy
of
Enameling Co., Canton, Ohio,
producer of enameled housewares, refrigerator storage units and other
products.
"
Ekco
plans
to continue production of Republic's present products,
Keating, Chairman of the Board. In addition the large
plant, containing 400,000 square feet of working space,
Arthur
modern
will give Ekco needed space for
production of new products now being
planned, Mr. Keating declared.
Acceptance of Ekco's offer by Republic stockholders is expected
by May 19.
Republic's sales of ehamelware in 1951 were more than $3,000,000.
Ekco's
1951
sales,
exclusive
of
its
British
subsidiary,
than
more
were
$35,000,000.
If
in
this
the
The
is
consummated,
structure.—V.
175,
Republic
will
be
the
17th
unit
1021.
p.
SEC
at
covering
$1.35
used
per
for
on
working
made
V.
174, p.
at
El
capitla.
.■/
Paso Electric Co.—Notes
to
Federal
$2,500,000
announced
The
12
from
rate
The
ceeds
of
authorized
promissory notes by
to
are
date
of
at
issued
issuance,
interest
effect
be
and
rate
will
time
of
the
for
issuance
the
this
be-
the
periods
will
company,
not
of
mature
.'
expenditures
funds
for
required
1952.
permanent
it
was
El
in
heretofore
the
Paso
made,
interim
plans
to
to
and
or
T§2,688
98,488
5,166,545
3,974,120
3,286,247
1,982,066
1,463,276
1,328,840
529,952
885,844
583,183
668,065
the
lU%
has
The
called
Net
ry.
Chase
Net
National
of
the
together with
in
provide
Bank
its
"v";
for
portion
construction
promissory
& Florida
Plan
1952
Gross
the
of
City
of
New
York.—
Net
Net
notes
pro¬
with
ry.
Gross
Gross
Net
1952
from
railway-
from
Net
railway
oper. income-.
ry.
1950
1949
$4,791,051
$4,602,262
$4,028,975
$4,217,887
1,713,536
_
_
1951
1,587,178
1,777,883
1,825,569
219,163
803,727
774,295
362,649
Gross
The
Net
ry.
railwayrailway
from
—V.
12,919,615
10,922,430
4,648,331
4,630,603
ment
dated
728,923
862,523
2,048,727
2,360,640
2,144,394
1,913,055
1,896,325
837,597
706,243
669,474
572,662
Gross
201,992
164,053
171,796
Net
from
Net
ry.
146,998
1480.
1331.
1951
$8,529,063
income
$9,641,203
$7,513,691
321,470
288,906
.
The
company on April 24 filed
covering i20,000 shares of 5%
SEC
registration
a
cumulative
statement
wtih
the
second
preferred stock
(convertible into common stock through April 1,
1962), $50 par value,
to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group headed
by F. Eberstadt <fc Co. Ijic.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment, as is the conversion
unrealized
fate.
earns.
302,958
$3,655,886
$4,473,917
$3,725,963
$12.99
$15.89
$1.03
$0.84
share
share
Inc.
(&
510,205
Wholly-Owned
The
is
company
leading
a
manufacturer
of
steam
turbines
tax
taxes
and
profits
ry.
generators
and motors and other types of heavy industrial
plant equipment. Its plants are in Jeannette and
Ridgway, Pa.,
Ampere and Newark, N. J., and Springfield, O.
power
Proceeds
from
the
sale
will
be
used
for
those
leased
of
1951
298,522,252 291,076,887
7,827,229
12,706,657
income.
on
4,130,000
Cr30,000
5,570,000
30,000
$3,727,229
of
including plant
expansion and as additions to
Stockholders of the company have been asked to authorize the new
Issue of preferred stock at a
meeting called for May 8.—V. 175, p. 1759.
major
March—
Net
,
ry.
railway
railway
from
The
and
S
1951
1950
powder,
175, p.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
value
per share
annual
As
3,324,025
1,745,426
1,598,028
1,080,043
35,138,483
37,790,361
12,154,133
43,633,554
11,511,670
in
so
stock
7,555,518
7,461,066
sell
5,280,560
4,658,872
3,413,380
3,061,469
of
Provision
Net
for
company
the
to
and NEES
Earnings per
—V.
174,
common
,>
Gloucester, at
of
and
share
401,100
—$481,385
$417,506
$0.25
$0.21
—
1952
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1951
The SEC
a
1950
1949
$3,977,252
$3,347,010
$3,211,371
$3,411,000
1,440,218
of
26,
1952,
the
authorized
stockholders
common
shares
from
would be in a position
rights and/or warrants
from time to time, or for
company
giving
changing
per
its
a
the
of
the
par
share.—V.
parent,
value
175, p.
to
of
the
stock
from
175,
New
England
Electric
System,
have
and
944,755
1,026,516
1,148,483
713,419
495,318
584,167
535,000
first
are
to
be
applied
quarter
quarter
of
totaled
profit
the
quarter
after
taxes
ended
of
March
$254,095.
to
the
retirement
of
12, 1952,
to request
at
Boston,
-
1951.—V.
172,
31,
1952,
p.
41,471,049
1,769,507
*3,188,884
to
pur¬
Shares, Inc.—Assets IncreaseDec. 31,'51 Mar. 31,'51
$2,654,000
$2,547,000
$1,918,000
$27.95
$27.86
$25 14
April
on
22
shares
of
filed
letter
a
class
A
of
notification
common
stock
company
be
used
share through the
The proceeds are
to
per
Mass.-
and
for
with
$1)
(par
Graham
the
to
&
working
9lfe,
175, p.
March—
Gross
Net
1952
from
from
railw^
be
Co.,
capital.
ry.
—V.
732,369
605,928
570,200
22,550,033
17,195,789
6,730,004
21,241,095
5,382,483
3,832,930
18,599,974
4,239,453
2,580,526
1,978,552.
1,481,243
1,673,845
railway__
oper. income—
175,
1949
$6,119,558
1,462,651
$6,266,620
1,384,600
1—
railway
from
Net
1950
$7,271,194
1,877,631
income—
oper.
Jan.
1951
$7,601,102
2,296,000
923,126
railway
from
Net
1331.
p.
Gulf Power Co.—Stock to Parent—
This company and its
the SEC for an order
parent, The Southern
authorizing Gulf to issue
to
acquire
90,900
additional
shares
of
Gulf
Co.,
have
sell
and
common
applied
and
to
Southern
stock
(no
par)
$2,000,000; and the SEC has issued an order giving interested
per¬
until May
13, 1952, to request a hearing thereon.
Gulf proposes
sons
to
the
use
proceeds
improvements
to
or
of
the
stock
reimburse
purposes.
its
sale
for
treasury,
property additions and
in part, for expenatiures
1331.
175,
p.
Gulf's construction program for
of
which
$14,450,000
will
Hamilton Watch
be
1952-54
is
expended
in
Co.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Gross earnings
Sell.,
Other
Net
540,026
Dr41,440
Cr2,412
*$670,764
$130,177
preferred share
Nu
$3.73
share
Nil
.25
admin,
net
Federal
of
expense
income
income
expenses
—
taxes
154,000
income
Earnings
Earnings
per
per
•Loss.—V.
1951
$821,791
462,094
&
income,
and
1952
*$167,230
advert.
State
common
174,
p.
809.
Hammermill Paper Co.—Registers Common Stock—
Filing by this company on April 30 of a registration statement
with
SEC covering proposed sale of
200,000 shares of common stock
(par $2.50) disclosed that the company has
developed, after years of
research, a process for utilizing domestic hardwoods on an extensive
scale in the production of pulp suitable for
manufacturing fine papers.
The process, which the
company describes as "an important advance
the
science
of
pulp
and paper making," is expected to reduce
ite dependence on Canadian pulpwoods.
Since
abundant
supplies are available near its mill at Erie, Pennsylvania,
manufacturing
The
new
production
economies
pulp,
on
known
modest
a
of
substantial
as
character
"Neutracel,"
scale
since
has
being well in
from
excess
sale
of
of
the
that
and
&
Co.
looked
in
for.
commercial
of this year.
It is
Neutracel will constitute
with
further
potential¬
figure.
additional
program of converting the
the
balance
will be
added
p.
are
been
February
expected that by the first quarter of 1953
30% of the company's total pulp production,
stock
will
be
used,
present pulp mill to the
to
working
capital.
new
A.
G.
in
part,
process,
Becker
1123.
1436.
Inc.
is
named
as
head
of
the
underwriting
group.—V.
175,
Hope Natural Gas Co.—Plans Expansion—
This company has asked
Co.—Earnings—
this
company
reported
to construct
net
This
9,283,855
8,843.470
9,251,371
2.837,481
2,819,506
2,748,163
Goodwin,
1,497,789
1,590,077
1,466,751
been
38,854,137
JL540.
in the
2,060,559
175, p. 1480.
*5,018,963
—_
3,0i0
$5
Proceeds
4,179,658
railway—
126,189
*678,778
Gulf, Mol^e & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
ities
compares
with
net
profit of
Premium volume for the quarter
totaled $3,207,716, which compares with a total of
$2,064,303 for the
same
period of time in
1951.
This is an increase of 55%.
Leo
$79,974 for the first quarter ox
3,653,851
$1,228,491, compared with
Government Employees Insurance
For
p.
corporation
stock
automobile finance affiliate of Government Em-l
ployees Insurance Co., reported first quarter earnings of $16,351, which
compares
with $17,533 for the comparable period of time in
1951.
the
45,816,812
*399,042
140.
covering
offered
in
par,
corporation,
for
1949
4,905,616
.
p.
materially
first
1950
'Mar. 31,'52
hardwood
the
1967.—
the
of
Gloucester; and the balance, if any, will be
$55,000 of advances by NEES and for property addi¬
in
aggregate
1,
use
1331.
has given interested persons until May
the application.—V. 121, p. 706.
processed
an
Nov.
Gyrodyne Co. of America, Inc.—Files With SEC—
for
Government Employees Corp.—Earnings—
This
value
due
net
price of $50 per share.
sale
face
Petroleum Co.—Stock Offered—Steele
April 23 offered publicly 299,900 shares of com¬
($1 per share).
on
The
ap¬
11,580,690
income—
railway
Income
$11.18
hearing upon
$701,731
1—
oper.
pay
818,606
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
March—
$12.47
—
notes
Loans
Gross
$0.52
for an order authorizing Gloucester to issue
buy 8.000 shares of additional capital stock, $50
off
1951
$8,153,120
2547.
p.
$169,027
tions and improvements.
521 800
earnings
275,782
SEC
to
175,
at
bonds
1951
of—
SEC
$444,809
Gloucester Gas Light Co.—Stock to Parent—
used
1952
taxes
stock
March
the
the
1953
4V4%
50,425,120
_
income—
assets
—V.
financing.
approved
1—
$26,437,000,
2,558,502
$9,097,843
1,003,185
.
com¬
$17,851,791 $15,910,553 $15,183,857
$16,173,19?
2,367,319
1,144,391
1,848,700
2,TB7,333
487,043
*315,071
57,365
996,681
1952.—V.
$0.36
by stockholders
share to $7.00
Proceeds
taxes
the cost of the
1951
284,304
number
that
shares
to
also
to
part,
$25,000,000 bond purchase agree¬
for the creation and sale to the
Ry.—Earnings—
_
incurred for such
estimated
at
$406,149
taxes
held
the
dividends,
outstanding
before
lead, iron, and
brazing compound.
Cubond
1952
common
meeting
600,000
to
applied
in
pay,
a
Net asset value per share
for
cupric oxide,
well-known
sh^ire
on
increase
an
This
sales
decreased
$121,845
common
corporate
4,308,545
Quarter Ended March 31—
and
Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
Federalvbicome
taxes!
per
$3.50 per
175, p. 1480.
Earnings
Its
action
Income
They
1949
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—Earnings Increase—
Net
oxide,
cuprous
as
alloying
916.
before
300,000
44,962,535
income™
oper.
well
as
complete
more
produces
company
proved
to
under
mortgage
railway.J
railway
Changes in Capitalization Par Value Increased—
1,941,840
railway
railway
results
Net earnings
4,376,440
from
metal
Globe-Wernicke
$15,398,474
$13,061,445 $12,854,983
in
revealed
the
used
proeeeds will be used to pay for
drilling expenses,
equipment and for working capital.—V.
175, p. 1022.
chase
Gross
Development—
3 Months Ended March 31—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1297.
processing, faster and
molding pressures.
$15,543,786
income
oper.
$3.31
As a result of this new development in
powder metallurgical technique, fabricators of powdered metal parts will obtain, In addition to
longer die life, mo*fe uniformity of part size characteristics
during
in
1952
from
Gross
1,954.600
$1.59
advance
subscription
RR.—Earnings—
Net
1,954,600
powder processing" which eliminates oxi¬
in vastly improved mixing characteristics and
die
today by J. P. Ruth, Vice-President, in charge of
Chemical-Pigment-Metals division.
'}/■•••:1
At
1,591,979
654,345
stock at par
From
consider
Erie
1,954,600
share
Glidden Co., Cleveland, O.—New
Book
11,453,000
$7,106,657
609,975
subsidiary—.
a
declared
common
p.
first
income
oper.
& Co.
mon
$
outstanding
per
corporate purposes
working capital.
394,294
15,078,000.. 11,963,000
3,673,314
2,148,428
2,263,579
1,074,781
de¬
declared
dividends
shares
general
918,326
Great Western
644,401
1,954.600
Common
Earnings
651,236
1,127,526
1952
•Deficit.—V.
Domestic
1952
surtax
tax
Common
and
electric
1949
$3,923,000
1,285,660
be
from
Net
income:
on
Earnings
Profit
1950
$4,754,000
633,828
Growth Industry
(including
Fed.
taxes
Federal
1951
1,596,758
Nov.
oper.
Net
$13.24
$0.83
Net profit
Preferred
dividends
—V.
Net
proceeds
of the financing are to. be added initially to the
general funds of the company. Capital expenditures in the 15 months
ended March 31, 1952 amounted to
$2,801,422 and additional capital
expenditures estimated at $3,000,000 are planned.
The principal items
'Include a new manufacturing and office
building and a substantial
foundry addition at Jeannette.
to
railwayrailway...
from
3,007,469
period.—__
Brothers,
sales
Normal
The
common
RR.- —Earnings—
14,478,000
2,756,253
1,143,006
from
1480.
before
copper
common
$5,789,000
March—
270,054
4,954,498
Cr76,ll8
partments)
the
Elliott Co.—Registers With SEC—
of
the
and
taxes
for
p.
was
for
1,144,861
are
$25,000,000 of
V. 174, p. 2456.
Net
1950
4,248,749
—
domestic
against
retail
dation
number
price-
offering date).-
Steel Co.—Bonds Placed
Privately—The
of
Gross
1952
$
life,
(the
$5,053,000
income
From Jan.
(& Suhs.)—Earnings—
Fiscal Year Ended Jan. 31—
A
Western
Great Northern
Income—
Gimhel
2,164,712
share of 5% cumulative
shares for each share
common
market
initial
16, 1951 providing
companies during 1952 and
Insurance
Subs.)—Earnings-
5,093,641
1w
tender
following
117,531
preference
12,182,735
4,485,020
income—
oper.
175, p.
13,616,469
_
to
the
on
13411.
px-oceeds
Net ry.
from
Net
closing
the
railway
railway
Granite City
29,351
profits
174,
shares
company has placed privately with a group of three in¬
surance companies an issue of
$5,000,000 first mortgage
41/4% bonds due Nov. 1, 1967.
51,389
common
From Jan. 1—
to
Income^..
oper.
75,214
per
—V.
9.5
invitation
an
shares
1952
175, p.
—V.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
March—
common
to
to
preferred
shares for each
8.5
the
upon
pany's expansion program.
The bonds will be issued
Ry.—Earnings—
:
ry.
—V.
income—
p.
Excess
from
from
314,185
per
v£\,.',v
pursuant
convertible preferred stock
Trunk
from
215,013
income
Profit
and
day prior
oper.
1949
and
Federal
the.
From Jan. 1—
$723,953
Earnings
Net
for
railway
railway
from
1950
railway
railway
175,
A
stock
outstanding
common
from
$663,978
Depreciation
—V.
period
1539.
page
1951
Gillette Co.
Net
Applications for
$2,653,772, which
of time in
same
Buy Baldwin Securities Corp. Stock Termi¬
nated—See Westinghouse
Electric Corp. below.—V. 175,
$756,199
229,450
oper.
Foreign
1951.
totaled
the
to
303,747
3 Months Ended March 31—
Profit from operations
pro¬
part
a
■
the
Net
from
175,
19
depending
$817,642
oper.
ry.
stock
on
railway
railway...-—.
from
exchange
to
cumulative
stock
From Jan. 1—
Gross
for
a
of
March—
for
from
from
31,
quarter
224,919
March—
Gross
Net
first
common
holders
in
17
Grand
Georgia Southern
the
over
renewal
financing prior to the maturity date of the notes.—V. 175,
p. 1647.
5%
shares
than
-
to
finance
refund
than
later
not
its treasury
gram
215,214
The corporation's Buick
Motor Division plans a 30% increase in
the
production of "hardtop" convertibles in
the second
quarter to meet
the
demand, Ivan L. Wiles, General Manager of Buick and
VicePresident of General
Motors, reported on April 24.
Present plans call for ihe production
of more than 20,000
"hardtops"
In the second
quarter, compared to 20,194 in the first three months
of this
year, Mr. Wiles said.—V. 175, p. 1480.
up
.v
company will use proceeds from the notes,
from notes already issued, to reimburse
the
of
more
not
than
more
borrowing
.
construction
$1,188,155
223,578
5,986,544.
Earnings
notes
The
in
loans.
3^1,915
2355.
Provision
Authorized—
has
Aprli 24.
1953.
31,
prime
Commission
short-term
in
on
unsecured
months
Dec.
Power
the
From
Net
excess
The
$1,323,003
560,161
redemption on June 2, 1952, $108,000
mortgage bonds, 3%%
series due 1971.
Payment at the
fund redemption
price of
102.75
plus accrued interest will
be
—V.
April 21 filed a letter of notification with the
150,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
company
to
shares
of
1949
first
sinking
El Canada Colombia Mines Co.,
Boston, Mass.—Files—
The
madb
1480.
p.
$1,239,417
its
be
preferred
1950
$1,850,788
income—
oper.
company
its
of
Net
acquisition
Ekco
1951
684,762
railway
railway
175,
the
of
Graham-Paige Corp.—Exchange of Stock
Approved—
Tioec
ra£ion has J"eceived SEC authorization to issue
maximum
426,787.5 shares of
ot
basis.
$2.33
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
company on April 25 announced
stock of the Republic Stamping &
said
New
General Motors Corp.—Buick to Increase
Output—
This
and
agent,
Gas Service Co.—Partial
Redemption—
1123.
p.
Ekco Products
the
1,108,723
—V.
$7,133,418
stock
applicable to common stock
Earnings per preferred share
Earnings per common share-
175,
will
322,723
_
refunds
dividends
306,692
from
13,996,383
Balance
—V.
Gross
$
from
—
preferred
accrued
redemption
From Jan. X—
1951
Net
(Cr)
on
Co,,
$2,004,470
income—
oper.
164,197,837
etc.
taxes
Dividend requirements
State
from
ry.
188,317,212
revenues
plus
100
Trust
1952
railway
railway-
751,633
operating
of
&
1539.
p.
from
Net
$
sales
175,
Bank
March—
Gross
Net
Net
Chemical
Fort Worth & Denver City
Ry.—Earnings—
Standard
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—Earnings—
12
redemption price
the
their
2664.
165, p.
made
in
total
a
Dec.
on
received
with
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
corporation has called for redemption on May 31, next,
440
of its cumulative
preferred stoek, 4.90%
series.
Payment at
shares
be
Eagle
31, 1951, and $13,017,733
insurance
compares
from
Net
March
lite
2303.
p.
Government Employees Life
Insurance Co.—Earnings
£ £ompany reP°rte<l insurance in force of $15,063,507 as of
,c.
"l1* !952: This compares with $8,464,882 insurance in force
on
i*
stock
common
1951.
Sr., President, stated that accident frequency, which has
rising rapidly since mid-1950, showed a tendency to level off
during the first quarter of 1952.—V. 171, p. 2511.
to
secure
The
a
33-mile
the Federal Power Commission for
authority
West Virginia and Virginia in order
pipeline in
additional supplies of natural gas
for its transmission system.
line, estimated to cost $1,165,080, wuold connect with
existing system in Wyoming County,
W. Va.,
and
extend
southerly to a point in Buchanan County, Va.
Part of the gas to be
transported
through the
proposed
line
would
be
purchased from
independent producers in Buchanan County, with the remainder com¬
ing' from Hope's own production now available in McDowell
County,
W. Va.—V. 174, p. 1597.
Hope's
proposed
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
' ' ' '■ '
■
.
_
6
(lopSS/-^
,
V-i ^'"V
'«
S"
•
share, without underwriting. The
exploration work.
'
.
to finance
used
be
to
$1,001,150
177.564
204,679
174,173
ry.
67,866
80,992
railway.--.railway—
2,764,765
2,545,806
income—
154,730
530,562
194,949
363,538
142,143
from
Cross
twi;t
from
Eefc
ry.
oper.
175,
—V.
"£'■
453,200
1332.'.
p.
—
and taxes—....—-----
Ihglewood, Calif;—Files—
imperial Brands, Inc.,
(61
to
April 24 filed a leter of notification with the
shares of capital stock to be offered at pai
share*, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be usea
outstanding obligations.—V. 174, p. 889.
—V.
covering
per
pay
Light Co^—Secondary Offering
-A secondary offering of 60,249 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on the New York Stock Exchange on
April 28 at $35 per share, net, with a dealer's discount
of 70 cents per share, by Lehman Brothers, Goldman,
Sachs & Co. and The First Boston Corp.—V. 175, p. 1648.
Railway
„
Net
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
175, p.
_
175, p. 422.
Co.—Exchange Agent—
appointed agent to
accept common stock of this company for exchange of common stock ofAmerican Machine & Foundry Co. under an offer dated April 21, .1952,
^~V. 175, p. 1480.
...
,
<
»
has
York,
New
Co.,
Trust
Bankers
been
.
/
Gross
1—
Prom Jan.
Gross
—V.
$3,280,931
$2,67^,538
$2,627,692
630,989
577,538
1951
1950
$428,229
197,765
90,423
-
296,200
110,577
966,912
.
175,
9,136,942
1,484,151
813,443
7,995,300
7,763,198
1,857.981 '
66&.717
1,736,154
940,373
1,233,996
454,-837
'
1540.
p.
International* Petroleum Go. Ltd;—Unit Has
This
April 28 announced that its subsidiary, Interna¬
(Colombia) Ltd., lias just completed' a test on its
company
on
Petroleum
tional
No.
Totumal
well
75
located
about
%
per
of
a
i; but is believed to be situated in a
which is separated from the discovery
this; area,- Totumal No.
structural
segment
faulting.
■
is
No fractional shares will
net
proceeds will be
used
drilled
trated
and
Numbers* 1
by
Interstate
2.—V.
Operating
EFFECT TO
Other
*4,869
10,654
16,057
$3,134,980
$3,045,362
inc.
299,964
270,413
1,112,091
income
Net
$678,066
Divs.
on
$555,781
$2,022,889
of com.
number
Avge.
shares
stock
common
58,750
235,000
1.245,000
of
outstanding-
2,075.000
2,075,000
2,024,521
'3>0.24
$0.86
$0.83
Power
&
Sold
Co.—Bonds
Pri¬
March 25 completed the sale to
mortgage
3%% bonds, series F, dated March 1, 1952, and due
March 1, 1962, at par and accrued interest.
vately—The
company on
institutional
12
The
proceeds
construction
investors of $5,000,000 of first
will
be
used
program.—V.
the
toward
171,
financing
1569.
p.
of
its
$7,400,000
'
-
Iowa Power & Light
The company on April 25
of 226,929 slaares
The
The
at
bends
are
common
offering
price
Smith,
the common
Net
to
stpek
the rate cf
ment.
of its $10 par
one
and
be
is
to
be
for
underwriting
Co.
is
V
of
175,
stock.
for subscription
seven
terms
named
competitive
as
shares
are
the
to
held.
be
by
The
supplied
principal
bidding.
stockholders
record
by
date,
for
proceeds'of: the financing will be applied towards the cost of the
1952-53 construction program, estimated at" $36,200,060.—
175. P. 1761.
185,839
5,637
1,420,261
598,905
1,493,704
351,181
328,770
351,889
280,720
132,129
180,684
1332.
175, p.
1950
-
1949
$6,260,628
1,126, n»3
$5,638,179
1,324,369
$5,773,384
1,037,783
'
1,017,259
557,548
830,697
550,651
-
20,185,815
18,528,648
17,332,864
5,935,910
3,392,645
15,173,550
2,555,695
3,029,893
1,577,710
872,054
1,310,803
income
1—
railway
railway
.
3,000,830
918.
p.
company
at
be
to
of
18,
(for
$1,000
company
from
to
registration
Oil
Lion
which
snares
$388,509)
of
Sales
and
employees
Corp.—Bonds Sold Privately—
operating
14,990,026
March
at
!
14,445,773,
1,158,955'
"1,542,852
916,200"
1,044,261
$6,051,943
$5,833,363
91,727
43,833
$6,143,670
$5,877,196
2,613,006
201,024
2,593,443
$3,329,695
$3,082,729
v
share
per
number
on
1951
1952
$23,629,082 $22,354,291.
revenues
income
"Net income
""Based
this;
were
Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
operating, selling and general expenses.,
Depreciation and depletion provisions
for
of
remaining 9,053 shares
1952.—V. 174, p. 1991.
Costs,
business of
$33
at
and
Quarter Ended March 31—
9,044-shs.
266,468 shs.
effective on
per
share'
became
sold
were
officers
and the
April 9,
on
The proceeds
105.
p.
Employees—
statement
subsidiary,
its
174,
of; 11,773
total
a
and
removed
to
registration
aggregate
an
without underwriting.
working capital.—V.
Co.—Stock
1951,
letter of' notification with the SEC
a
($10 per share),
for
SEC
the
filed
6% promissory notes <t.o be issued at par
each) and six shares of capital stock to
10-year
of
par
Belt
Under
-
April 21
on
u^ecl
Outstanding
1926,
1951
1952
2,007,007
$6,778,271
railway
offered
are
Web¬
200,969
.
and
1952
31,
end
of period;
2,690,861
1951.—V; 175,
March 31,
2,340,834 at
$1.32
$1.24
i
»utstanding at
shares
of
•
p.
1761.
Loew's, Inc.—Reorganization Plan Approved—
stockholders
The
April
on
approval
voted
29
the
of
plan
organization providing for separation of the domestic theatre
from the production and distribution business.—V. 175, p. 1761.
1540.
this
financing
for
•
joint venture
&•'Timber Co., in the
company,
and Ptiget Sound Pulp
announced on April 29 by Lawson
were
of the pulp mill or $36,000,000, whichever is'smaller; a
to Ketchikan by Viscose; and issuance of common
$7,000,000, to be paid in equal amounts- by Viscose and
$3,000,000
at
Ward
Cove,
miles
six
from
Ketchikan,
Aiaska, marking the
Completion date
of re¬
business
Long Island Lighting Co.—Plans Financing—
company on April 30 filed with the SEC a registration statecovering 100.000 shares of new $100 par value series B pre¬
me-nt
stock.
ferred
Subject
P.
S.
through
thereafter.—V.
Kingsbury Cotton Oil Co.—Filing With SEC—
letter
notification
of
was
filed
with
the SEC
on
18 covering
April
Kirby Petroleum Co., Houston, Tex.—Filing
A
letter
notification
of
was
fiied
with the SEC
on
With SEC
17 covering
April
shares
11,400
'
market
preferred
of
less
(not
than
$8.50
(par $10)
to
be offered at flhe
share) through Harris, Upham & Co.,
stock
per
York, for the account of W. T. Moran.^—V. 175; p; 141.
New
Knox-Arizona
Copper
Mining
Corp.,
Tucson, Ariz.—
and
175.
Gain—
Net
from
ry.
ry.
—V.
—
$81,477,030 $77,728,477 $320,438,481
Gross
from
Net: from
Net
ry.
From Jan.
Gross
from
Neii from
Net
ry.
$76,534
'*94,906
<*116,284
railway
railway
oper.
income
railway.
oper.
<-297,157
income—
<=Deficit.—'V.
175, p.
.
1540.
<"352.029-.
2,118,773
1,952,122
1,619.716
681,063
940,616
770,825
1541.
p.
Louisville & Nasliville RR. —Earnings—
Net
ry.
1,817,764
1,811,637
1,172,214
55.265,152
43:072,321
47,078,313
railway—___
15,102,287
12,488,781
6,519,707
7,560,057
income—
7,336,786
5,490,359
3,245,290
3,830,028
from
op.er.
175,
,
1541.
p.
Lukens
Steel'Co.—Increased Loan Approved—
stockholders
The
of
2,054,461
L—'■
from, railway
ry.
—V.
$4,530,000
175.
approved an additional 10-year loan
Life Insurance Co.
at 414 %
8
Penn
the
Mutual
indebtedness
long-term
raises
proceeds
capital.—V.
April
on
from
to
are
used
be
$90,959
<"64,969
<"71,957
215,902
<"247,291'
<"279,3317
for
capital
711.
p.
to
$7,008,000.
additions
" "
and
working
,
Luria Engineering Corp.,
1951
$16,395,062 $15,507,347
3,385,326
2,410.842
58,583,041
income___
cper.
From Jan:
Net
4,217,155
4,496,804
1949
1950
$19,009,086 $19,163,946
railway
railway______
from
H'ol1
1952
from
Net
1950.
1949
$53,278
$126,240
structures,
two
warehouses-
new
<"92,483
*31,841
The
*54,566
under
154,951
233,439
*257.091
*210,686
*307,834
*268,613
Western
been
awarded
Lima.
at
Ohio,
steel-frame commercial and
contracts
for
the- erectioh
and .Appleton, "Wis.,
for
of
tha
Condensing Co.,
in May. Two similar Luria buildings had been erected for
Condensing Co. at Lima during 1950!
Erection
floor
has
food-processing firm, of San Francisco, Calif.
Lima warehouse, with a floor area of
20,800 sq. ft., is now
construction by
the Tuttle Construction Co., with completion
Western
<"110,738
Chicago, HI.—New Contracts
corporation, builder of standardized
dpe early
202,017
309,249
4,562,963
1,148,715
industrial
1—
railway—__
323,557
4,796,866
March—
Gross
This
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings1952
233,586
5,832,786
$304,574,171
175; pp. 611, 1023, 1124, 1481.
Lake Superior &
425,355
income
oper.
175,
$1,634,607
634,002
6,500,594
2,575,705
railway_„_
railway
from
Net
663,143
1—
Jan.
Net
$1,650,036
748,254
income—
oper.
1949
1950
1951
$2,012,625
923,404
railway
from
The
1952—16 Wks.—1951
Ry.—Earnings—
1952
$2,245,911
railway
from
interest." This
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Show
1952—4 Wks.—1951
518.
p.
March—
Gross
Gross
Exchange Commission—
The corporation on April 18 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
150,000 shares of common stock to be* offered at par
($1 per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to
pay
for exploring and developing mining claims.
Files With Securities
an
Louisiana & Arkansas
Gross
5,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at $4 per share
through Few&l & Co., Los Angeles, ®alif., for the account of R. W.
Fewel.—V. 175, p. 141.
it is
investment banking group headed by W. C.
Langley & Co., New York.
'h : V
Present plana call for the stock to be offered on May 27 or shortly
publicly
From
;
by the SEC and to approval of the New York
planned that the new preferred will be offered
clearance
to
Commission,
Net
beginning of the woodpulp industry in that Territory.
is set for June,
1954.
amend¬
underwriter
offering.
93,968
1,860,969
oper.. income—
175,
June
Co.—Financing Details Announced^
March—
at
129,543
used to retire outstanding bonds and reduce
p.
arrangements
of
for
plant
—V.
due 1982, and a maximum
public sale
offered
company's
V.
common
share for each
Barney
stock
offered
bonds,
1949
476,645
be
registration statement with the SEC
a
<"12,713
income
denominations
PRESENT FINANCING
Period End. April 19—
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
265,849
1,764.701
railway
from
ry.
Connecticut Mutual Life
Co. and Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Sales
covering $10,000,000 of first mortgage
$429,593
139,327
Valley RR.—Earnings—
Net
Light
1950
$675,348
184,524
in
175, p. 1761.
Electric
Iowa
1951
$581,739
Lindberg Instrument Co., Berkeley, Calif.—Files—
Puget, with each company receiving one-half oh the stock, -u'.* '
These financing arrangements clear the way for immediate start of
construction of a 308-ton minimum daily capacity, high-Alpha pulp
«
$0.30
-Earnings-
1952
$613,092
income—
from
The
'
2,075,000
31.622
covering $30,000
'
__.
156,742
24,262
oper.
Net
—V.
cost
the
loan
1,245,000
Earnings per com. share
•Loss.—V.
ry.
Turcotte, President of Ketchikan Pulp Co.; They <fonsjs.t, of the. sale of
first mortgage bonds to institutional investors to ChV'* extent /of 80% . ;
192,569
311,250
141,249
129,799
1—
From Jan.
$1,872,459
58,750
311,250
dividends
Preferred
326,797
116,326
L
Life Insurance Co.,
loans.—V.
Details
1,172,903
gross
700,669
railway
from
Net
early last month sold privately an
maximum amount of $46,000,000
A
from
626,394
March—
from
issued
incorporated on July 21,
was
the
in
of American-VisCose Corp.
45,733
$826,194
816.417
railway
$et
$2,999,629
$3,118,923
9,533
815,471
275,029
1949
The
'
$978,030
——_
income
Deducts,
_
Telephone
Ketchikan Pulp
test so that it
not yet pene¬
——__
income
Gross
be
40,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
(par $25)
corporation
proceeds will be
The
1962—12 Mos—1951
$815,540
$982,899
income
1,473,869
694,435
289,410
through Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone &
ster Securities Corp.; and Ji D. Van Hooser & Co.
$3,951,442 $15,539,867 $14,070,746
3,135,902 12,420,944
11,071,117
$4,315,450
3,332,551
Operating revenues
Oper. exps. and taxes—
24,518
oper.
Net
stock
1952—3 Mos.—1951
Period End. Mar. 31—
40,000
railway
from
issue of
$1,800,000 first mortgage 3.80% bonds due 1982 to the
197.
p.
51.062
42,320
,
different
well by
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Co.
Power
172,
$230,736
71,024
*
bank
\
101,663
manufacture', sale and
Exploratory costs and surrendered leases
the erection, main¬
tenance
and Operation
and telephone and
Net operating income
telegraph* lines and has tyeen engaged in the business of manufacture,
Other income
sale and distribution of such equipment since the date of its incor¬
poration; !. The company's business has grown steadily and in 1951,
•;V* Tothi
;
its 25th-anniversary^ year, the net sales were $8,705,558.
V ;
Interests a'nd
other deductions..
The company's office-and manufacturing plant are located a,t 4236
Provision for taxes on income (est.)..
Clayton Ave., St. Louis 10, Mo., in property owned by the company:
Insurance
5
______
used in connection with
of electrical power lines
Now York
com¬
May
above.
of specialties
Kentucky
about
1950
income
Lehigh
St, Louis, Mo.,
Authorized
engaging
purpose' of
this
that
or
$244,225
oper.
ry.
to furnish working
Canadian subsidiary, the James
for
cumul." preferred stock
Common stock (no par),
.
t
to use a heavy duty rig on the next
through a deeper sedimentary section
planned
be
It
can
on
1951
railway
from
Gross
Co., 323 North Broadway,
$1.50
of
is
in
that it is a small produaer
day of 33 degrees API crude.
This well
mile northeast of the original discovery
indicates
which
2
barrels
around
New Well
announced
106,329
~
Link
BUSINESS—The
30
Steel Co.
$280,857
""Deficit.—V.
' r
„j
638,025
276,662
agent.
The company
9,642,995
ry.
1
.
the
1,
1481.
From Jan.
Gross
Kearney
Louis Union Trust
distribution
June
$280,632
94,600
1,274,129
1,665,974
1,001.280
431,145
360,953
income—
1540.
•
v ! •
•
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
175,797
income
oper,
Net
223,915
384,261 *
169,463
299,900
,
the company and for its
Kearney Corp, of Canada, Ltd.
R.
each
$500
and
$493,729
1,839,832
PROCEEDS—The
,
440,145
301,491
railway
froin
ry.
'
*
1949
260,627
railway-
from
Net
Net
1950
1^50' i:;
561,892
income
oper.
-f
"
$3,235,629
railway
railway
from
ry.
1951
1952
•
from
Net
Net
•
'
Ihterilational Great Northern RR:—Earnings—
March—
from
Missouri only.
capital
April
Latrobe
Co.
railway
p.
Net
Gross
subscription
Steel
railway
from
Gross
share at the rate of one share for
April 9. Rights will expire on
May 6.
Unsubscribed shares will be publicly offered
at $10.75 per share by Sempla, Jacobs & Co. on a "best
efforts basis."
The offering is made to' residents of
is
of
1952
1—-
oper.
175,
Net
$604,907
r
International Cigar Machinery
ry:
(par $5) at $10.25 per
.
The
from
—V.
each 10 shares held as of
St.
1,
Co.—To Change Name—
on
to
name
June
income—
oper.
Net
Corp. (Mo.)—Stock Offering—
The company on April 22 offered for subscription by
common
stockholders 21,000 shares of common stock
The
its
railway
Net
•
of
for
maturity.
to
Lehigh & New England RR.-
1952
R.)
denominations
in
between
thereafter
President,
Electric
March—
$600,827
railway--L_ \
•
total
reserved
1952
from
Gross
1,989,863'
1949
income—
(James
.
working capital.—V.
ry.
Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
&
railway
oper.
share
per
railway.,
From Jan.
Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
railway—
oper.
from
Gross
first quarter
the
Net
Prom Jan. 1—
high level
products continued at a
for regular IBM
ry.
be
,V'
:
railway—
from
Net
of 1952 and unfilled orders remained high, Mr.
Watson said.
In addition, the company is among the 100 .' largest
suppliers of defense items to the government.
.
Reporting on IBM's progress in the field of electronics, Thomas J.
Watson Jf., President, stated that about 35% of the present laboratory
-staff
which
has been
greatly increased since 1945, is working ex- ,
ciusively on electronics.
Already revenues from machines using elec-.
tronic
principles, the first of which was developed in 1939, have
justified the belief that this new field holds great potential for IBM,
he7 stated.
'
"The company was granted 110. pa tents last year and filed 108 applfr-,
cations.
It \now has 359 patent applications pending.
Since 1914, the <
company has been granted 2,572 patents.
•
"
Trial of the suit against International Business Machines Corp.,
based on
the Department
of Justice complaint filed last Jan. 21,,
alleging that the company is a monopoly is not expected to commence
*until some- tlme in 1954, Mr. Watspn said.
• ;
.
•
?
Referring to the borrowing by IBM of $50,000,000 last year and the
arrangement early this year of a $115,000,000 loan on its 100-year,
'motes, Chairman Watson stated that "by the end of" 1954 we will
have an outstanding debt of $250,000,000 at an average interest rate
of 3.33%Proceeds will be used for additional plant capacity and
manufacturing equipment, defense production facilities and additional
for
from
$5,065,081
2,033,803
>
from
Gross
addition at
required tor
to piovide
amount',
A
gas.
will
Steel Co.—Proposed New Name—
from
Net
on
March—
and
cents)
1,
June
purchase
to
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.- -Earnings—
Net
The proceeds are to be used for construction of a plant
Poughkeepsie, N. Y„ additional manufacturing equipment
defense production at Poughkeepsie and Endtcott, N. Y., and
.^JiSoming^rders
$5,342,739
710,812
Oklahoma
Kansas,
1, 2052.
mature Jan.
to
>
used
2672.
Latrobe
Gross
April 30 filed a registration, statement with the SEC
covering 200,000 shares of common stock4 (no par)
and $12,000,000
first
mortgage
bonds
due
1982
(both to be offered for sale at
competitive bidding).
The proceeds will be used to repay bank loans
and for new construction.—V, 175, p. 1023.
The company
IBMT 100-year .3% % notes,
$115,000,000 against
borrow
$1,730,740
677,715
oper.
'Kansas Gas &
share
per
March—
$1,756,556
from ry. ops.
rev
income—
175,-p. 917.
.'V
7
—V.
Machines Corp.—Borrows $40,- *
Expansion—Thomas J. Watson, Chairman or
April 29 informed shareholders that this
corporation drew $40,000,000 in February under an
agreement with Prudential Insurance Co. of America to
$3,902,437
$3,976,498
p.
ry.
oil
of
10
(par
bonds
100
$4
Electric Steel
p.
Net
Net
Net
International Business
on
See
Southern Ry.—EarningsEnd. Mar. 31—
1952—Month—1951
1952—3 Mos.-—1951
oper. revenue$4,051,535 $3,941,628 $12,001,836 $11,273,175
oper.
expenses
2,294,979
2,210,888
6,659,097
6,208,094
Railway
$5
Latrobe
700,000!
778,750
v
Kansas City
Indianapolis Power &
the Board,
._2.
stock—
applicable to common
1540.
175,
Period
flOf.OOO for
stock-.
requirements on preferred
Balance
corporation on
112,600
The
$4,602,437
issued
of
change
165,
exploration
stock
be
to
are
denominations of $1,000 each, convertible into common
Saxman,
will
pany
the SEC
with
bonds.
be
in
at
W.
—V.
of notification
letter
a
————— -
•
Dividend
■
,
proceeds
The
common
price
a
Latrobe
1,267,459
$4,755,248
*
Net income
S.;iC
and
$5,869,8 96
1,749,092
...
deductions
will
1957,
M.
liled
develop
of
the
of
50 bonds
at
230,075
—
shares
stock
$5,639,821
$6,504,340
income
Gross
Income
.v-/-V
and
$6,505,953
and
royalties
There
1951
April 22
on
underwriting.
conversion
1,613
...
663.055
324,058
oil
income
Other
2,946.330
—
income 1:.—-----*
(net)-——————
Operating
1—
From Jan.
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
airciaft
1952
Monday, May 5, 1952
.
$100,000 of 10-year 6%
convertible bonds, dated
due April 1, 1962, to be offered at the principal
without
$36,997,118 $32,616,144
26,976,323
30,491,165
107,248
2,875,958
Light Co.—
&
company
and
1952
25.000
—
219,480
79,222
The
covering
-Earnings—
March 31—
Months Ended
12
$992,512
$1,004,457
railwayrailway——,
oper. income.__
from
fciet
1949
1950
two transport
be used to purchase
capital,—V, 167, p. 2031.
proceeds are to
working
for
.
.
Landa Oil Co., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC—
cents* to be
New Yoik
Kansas City Power
?'
$936,991
from
Ed
1951
1952
■ ■
.
covering
'The
•
Terminal; RR.—Earnings—
Illinois
March—
Gross
The
SEC
.
.
.
corporation on April 13 filed a letter of
284,000 shares of common_stock ipar 10.
offered at SI per share through Hunt Securities Coip.,
•f
proceeds are
;
' /
Bohemia, N. Y.—Files—
notification with the
Island Air Ferries, Inc.,
Leadville Mines Co., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
The company on
April 11 filed a letter of notification with the
P3C covering 300,000 shares of capital stock (par five cents*
to be
Idaho
offered at 15 cents per
' '
.
,
by
space
completed
of
Luria
35,200
in eight
to
of
the
sq.
ten
ft.,
warehouse
which will ha-re
in Ma»y and to ba
Appleton,
at
is scheduled
weeks
to
thereafter.
begin
Number 5113
Volume 175
Number 5113
..
Magic Chef, Inc.—Reports Loss—Omits Dividend—
for the first quarter of
$4,345 according to a report
dividend action was taken.
1952
of
no
"Normally,
Indications
trend,"
ment
9%
quarter
that
are
Arthur
off
were
first
sales
second
the
attributes
the
sales
President,
to
lowest
will
told
corresponding
somewhat
resulted
consumer
net
the
and
year,
usual
upward
Total
which manage¬
restrictions imposed
After
Central
Opertaing
Operating
$2,409,781
1,774,772
1,688,080
453,901
352,275
-
Equipment
Joint
rents
facil.
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$2,686,505
expenses—
$7,612,273
ry.
elements
185,809
114,881
6Dr)_
37,309
35,104
97,808
80,766
$357,301
$289^846
$855,814
9,324
31,917
Rental
$299,170
$887,731
$846,683
101,410
103,920
304,669
310,965
$265,519
interest,
Net
—V.
$195,250
etc.—
income
175, p.
shares
common
the
Montour
out¬
Gross
7
consists
the
to
the
of
form
reduction
either
of
and
and
owns
Is
the
of
the
oxides
metal
pure
of
the
or
licensed
under
the
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
Common
notes, due 1960_._l.__
(par value $5)—
stock
175,
1332.
p.
1762.
railway
is
now
Gross
that
using
publicly offer an issue
cents) through Beer &
proceeds
to
are
working capital.—V.
of
Co.
be
175,
of
of
on
175,
in
for
a
new
Sales,
incl.
panies
239,815 shs.
about
stock
common
mill
and
641,958
31,037
104,865
93,310
92,355
156,559
1332.
p.
sales
and
for
2
income
profit
Earnings
10
(par
Subs.)—Earnings—
1952
taxes—:
1951
$51 081,659
$50,640,783
6,021,494
of
foreign
subsidiary
branches—__w___
deprec. and maintenance
after
Net
June
8,225,271
com¬
1
3,462,499
on
1,969,807
shares
4,567,298
$2,558,995
—
share
per
$3,657,973
now
outstanding
♦The
equipment and for
$1.30
unremitted
Canada)
518.
p.
382,577
32,397
3 Months Ending March 31—
Outstanding
$60,500
Dallas, Texas.
used
605,697
1,593
119,315
National Cash Register Co. (&
FINANCING
or
1^,583
40,022
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
Offering Date—
will
75,397
47,335
634,121
railway
railway-.
income
from
ry.
*Profits,
company
200,000 shares
*4,312
22,480
'
400,000 shs.
this
1949
$172,533
41,380
from
Net
Net
•
expected
1950
$243,353
$170,804
1,023
Income
oper.
1951
$212,464
From Jan. 1—
com¬
patents
railway
Provision
The
$535,718
ry.
rare
number
a
concern
$60,500
Metals & Chemicals Corp.—New
It
$583,062
from
commercial
basic
PRESENT
Net
hydride
metal
of
Authorized
mortgage
of
The
>'/
CAPITALIZATION
RR.—Earnings1952
from
Net
number
a
uses.
field.
4Va%
33,727
$366,929
income
these
of
$812,956
9,628
and
two-year
March—
sale
1,003,708
44,476
Other income
Gross
the
with
process
this
4,792,930
63,222
income.
oper.
which
process,
—V.
Net
the
construction
over
BUSINESS—Corporation produces the hydrides of
which are
finding increasing industrial
$6,805,241
5,338,684
1,134,158
(Dr)__
rents
to
these
elements
this
1952—Month—1951
revenues
Taxes
effect
that
expenditure
hydrogen, has now been brought to a stage
development.
Metal Hydrides is at present the
principal
RR.—Earnings Higher-
period End. Mar. 31—
giving
the
standing
debt
and
capitalization
of
the
company
will
consist
of
$60,500 of 4%% mortgage notes, due 1960 and 239,815 common shares.
bined
Maine
is presently estimated
programs
will
involve
period of approximately $900,000.
of
49.
It
purposes.
research
sales
1951,
buying
175, p.
the
directors.
in
other
small
a
Consequently,
of
show
the
period
by Government Regulation "W."—V.
in
stockholders.
to
are
quarter
Stockstrom,
from
9
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Operations
loss
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1865)
(1863)
Volume 175
subsidiaries
of
included
not
are
profits
in
the
$1.86
branches
and
(excluding
consolidated
profit being reported.
of
all foreign subsidiary
companies
and
branches amounted
$1,520,652 latter taxes) during the three months of 1952 as com¬
pared with $1,629,373 during the same period of 1951.
Included in
the net profit shown above, are the
profits earned by the Canadian
subsidiary, and cash dividends received from foreign subsidiary com¬
Profits
This
subsidiary
company,
received
of
England
New
Electric
The
System,
has
SEC
authorization to
make
$1,100,000 of bank borrowings
period ending June 30, 1952, for which it will issue its
3%
promissory
notes
maturing in six
months.
Of
the
proceeds,
$1,000,000 is tto be used to pay off $1,000,000 of notes held by NEES;
during
the
and the balance will be used for construction purposes.—V.
SEC
company
April
on
covering 9,744
share, without
per
working
18
shares
capital.
'
of
March
asset
—V.
31—
value
Midland
Gross
1951
$39.34
—...
ry.
Net
sales
Total
from operations
depreciation
for
$8,021,545
1,315,730
$5,346,449
149,901
Total
income
TEarnings
transferred
per
Dividends
and
$6,744,815
2,480,000
178,125
3,660,000
$2,608,033
$2,906,690
$0.77
$0.91
to
surplus—
share
common
paid
profits taxes
excess
share..
per
$0.50
of
stock outstanding March
common
taken
for
tBased
175,
$181,087
$157,596
57,478
26,690
26,924
*1,012
468,418
522,344
533,908
470,320
49,881
173,562
188,976
121,895
income—
*23,376
72,521
95,519
oper.
175,
;
Mengel Co.
Remaining $2,300,000 of Loan—
1599.
(& Subs.)—Sales
and
sales
from
income
Gross
Profit
1952
Regulator
before
taxes
profits
563,718
taxes
Excess
Co.
'
'
Net
Earnings
1951
Earned
63,402
4,453,000
per
share—
common
1,224,000
if
192,372
145,796
$1,294,583
outstanding
$3,234,207
2,827,495
share
of
2,574,742
$0.40
.
common
$1.23
stock
to $1.01
the
$735,535
$1.23
1952,
for
corresponding period in 1951.
tCompany's equity in undistributed earnings
Mengel Plywoods, Tno,—V. 174, p. 1695.
/V
1952
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway.
railway
50%
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
of
482,383
334,457
153,966
100,671
' '
t
railway
•
■
$1,629,021
414,579
v
303,375
122,801
,
191,287
■:%■/%.■'
..
\:'a':'v:.
■
5,157,319
4,183,795
4,655,196
1,374,691
railway
1,112,788
664,822
346,786
255,623
corporation
covering
San
at
shares
($20
par
Francisco.
capital.—V.
April
on
125
first
The
letter
a
■'/:
.
:
/,'v...
owned
through
proceeds
notification
stock,
ment
made
at
The
5%
Guardian
to
are
be
U.
S.-
with
series,
Chase
National
Bank
of
the
City
York,
New
of
letter
New
13,480
shares
April
on
notification
2,000
of
Williston
&
the
all
Co.,
stock
common
by
18
shares,
filing
to
be
of
with
(par
the
10
another
offered
York,
New
filed
was
the
for
on
cents)
letter
$5.25
at
SEC
for
account
which
March—
of
Merritt-Chapman
Oversubscribed—
to
date
stock
show
38%.
or
DeSimone,
ttiat
offered
share
per
of
E.
to
have
The
151,682
Scott
&
Gross
Jan.
President,
the
Net
ry.
additional
J.
latest
and
tabulation
employees
shares have
been
by
the
of
stock¬
that
42,000
applications
for
at
$21
shares,
a
total
received.
—v.
offering, made by the company directly to shareholders and
employees, was registered with the SEC in the amount of
124,147
shares, including 14,120 shares as a contingency for possible exercise
outstanding
stock
common
purchase
warrants.
No
warrants
were
exercised.
Shareholders of record
subscription
rights
one
additional
one
year
continuous
of
privilege
of
as
for
April
10,
the
each
service
held.
of
as
1952,
110,027
four
were
shares
extended
last
Jan.
1
the
on
Employees
with
were
primary
basis
at
of
granted
the
of
this
which
could
exercise
The
3
primary
they
after
of
purchase
the
subscription
April
p.m.,
28,
additional
subscription
offer
to
1952.—V.
shares
rights
175,
which
might
be
The
V.
and
the employees.
employees expired
at
1541.
p.
National
oversubscribed and the books closed.
to
the
ried
company's
out
capacity
in
the
will
company's
be
construction
years
1952
enlarged
products,
and
and
to
including
sale
of
the
titanium,
As
a
will
program
result
increasing
zirconium
of
be
to
this
demand
and
applied
be
car-4?
program
•
of
common
corporate
the
shares,
of
powers
business
the
stock¬
company
already engaged in by
174, p. 1696.
.!
cial
will
Distillers
1966,
limited
current
V.
rapid
175,
SEC
supplies
1952,
of
this
in
to
609,252
537,165
605,006
construction,
167,745
124,163
171,720
57,908
40,871
51,534
As
1977,
Of
6,986,783
Mar. 31,'51
Mar. 31,'52
$6,978,732 $31,228,763
5,789,477
25,718,684
first
$1,189,255
$5,510,079
312,341
169,286
951,958
$1,125,534
(net)
——_
$1,019,969
$4,558,121
shrs.
of
ry.
$0.75
$3.37
$440,854
1950
1949
$464,325
$374,949
$365,812
175,218
204,830
156,178
73,202
70,278
1,265,392
1,076,063
1,071,741
527,260
441,751
199,497
196,044
235,427
1952
railway
from
from
ry.
—V.
175,
income.,—
P.
1950
—V.
$6,955,550
1,897,698
$6,098,900
1,654,590
$6,696,545
1,779,431
1,033,765
699,295
651,174
621,810
20,143,199
17,185,956
19,229,227
6,325,308
income—.
5,518.391
4,264,227
4,340.859
2,585,563
1,987,581
1,616,205
1,351,270
ry.
the
Gross
re¬
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1952
_
first
mortgage
April
on
25
National's
to
that
financing
subsidiaries.
its
May
proposal
is
to
loaned
be
Gas
Gas
Co.,
subsidiaries
to
$3 500.000;
$1,200,000;
Co.,
for
Iroquois
The
and
1762,
will
to
&
and
amount
Weir,
the
$55,000,000
of
Chairman.
will
be
used
remainder
of
to
retire
$15,000,000
capital.
syndicate
Inc.
headed
First
and
offered
be
T.
series
new
a
Co.,
will
the
Ernest
working
made
be
Ripley
the bonds
in
bonds
by
by
Kuhn,
Loeb
Corp.
Boston
during the latter
If
is
part of May.
143.
p.
income—
1952—16 Wks.—1951.
$28,018,980 $109,293,498
$112,287,7^0
New British Dominion Oil Co., Ltd., Calgary, Canada
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
company
covering
value,
the
the
1951
1950
1949
$19,722,795 $20,734,759 $17,122,251 $17,755,769
4,176,616
4,903,464
3,953.266
4.216,077
The
1,962,339
2,300,859
1,897,389
2,149,367
acquire
150,000
eight-year
<U.
or
of
shares
period,
8.),
proceeds
to
at
a
the
of
time
the
and
is
the
Allen
the
of
price per share equal
price
offering
by
U.
S.
Canadian
a
covered
stock
common
by
fixed price related
offering.
Underwriting
the
of
share
per
sale
balance
be
to
amendment.
cent
for
offered
be
to
Co.)
<fe
the
at
1
public
of
funds
time
for
determine,
the
of
outstanding
2,800,000
57.472,801
47,178.094
50,702.691
aggregated
13,602,084
12,132,474
9,820.094
10,898,970
Upon
income—
6,754,812
5,776,077
4,794,577
5,374,694
the
of
& Company is
thereby, options
within
company
to
to
an
the greater of either
shares now to be
to
the
of
and
company's
shares
company's
$2,408,672.93
be
as
acquisition
proven
oil
of
capital
wlaich
constitute
of
gas
approximately
outstanding stock of the company.
74%
of
of
added
to
interests in and
lands an*' me
1 he
and
the^e
company
the
shares
has
consideration
were
issued
was paid in cash).
stock, the outstanding
the then issued and
$2,147,733.93
the completion of the present offering
will
and
stock;
which
for
be
available for use from
board of directors
the
existing properties.
books
(of
will
will
shares
1,000,000
and
purposes
exploration,
prospective
the
the
company
corporate
including
of
development
on
sale
of the
such
development
shares
with
150,000
publicly.
general
shown
statement
stock, $0.40 1 Canadian')
shares under option
capital
offering price
supplied, by
cost
a
is
part
Allan
by
public
market
be
to
are
at
may
registration
a
its
of
additional
an
shares,
(beaded
current
terms
$3
filed
28
shares
with
1.000,000
underwriters
underwriters.
to
April
on
1,000,000
together
underwriters.
the
59,336,546
175, p. 1762.
Slightly Up—
1954—4 Wks.—1951
175, p. 1481.
railwayrailway
oper.
until
persons
$18,000,000
Natural
$28,038,105
—V.
time
1—
from
for
$7,000,000
United
Period End. April 19—
the
RR.—Earnings—
railway—
railway-
oper.
the
the
.-V'
:
Financing—
on
interested
financing of
proceeds from the
series, Mr. Weir said,
Harriman,
offered
1542.
from
From Jan.
facilitate
insecticides,—
: '■
(
Corp.—Plans Bond Financing—
Sales
Of
21,159,388
railway.
March-
Net
giving
the
offering
175,
Net
from
/•
the
is preparing to call Its existing $40,000,000 series of
mortgage bonds maturing in 1965 and to issue a new
receive,
Missouri Pacific
Net
Steel
added
Co.,
to
1949
1—
railway
oper,
$7,473,682
1951
2,519,785
_
railway
oper.
From Jan.
Net
related
remaining
follows:
30-year
of
be
par
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
from
order
will
pyrethrum-type
Co.—Hearing
an
as
existing
430,917
224,430
income
March—
ry.
Its
79,861
445,527
railway
oper.
Net
the
the
136,408
77,219
1,257.336
income—--
railway
from
product and
of
use
National Tea Co.—Current Sales
1951
175, p. 1542.
Gross
that
reported,
National
proposes
to
issue
and
sell
at
bidding $18,000,000 of its sinking fund debentures, due
proceeds, $11,000,000 is to be used to repay outstanding
will
RR—Earnings—
1—
from
Net
—V.
natural
will
.
hearing upon
a
and
announced
expected
$0.83
announced
corporation
was
&
has
the
collateral
series
it
Allethrin
effective products. Used
help materially to extend
safe,
Allethrin
Corp., $1,800,000;
Pennsylvania
Sylvania Corp., $500,000.—V. 175, p.
The
12 Mos. End.
New
—
previously
competitive
National
$1,437,875
railway
oper.
from
capital.—
Insecticide manufacturers fill
for
Gas
$8,424,658
railway
From Jan.
Gross
issued
request
22,797
1952
from
ry.
help
the
.
company
62,174
taxes
Missouri Illinois
Net
working
1024.
p.
from
division,
a
exists
the
of
expansion
has
$210,276
3 Mos. Ended
Corp.
,
14,976
.
March—
Net
to
pyrethrum,
175, p. 49.
9,
1949
Co.,
that
National Fuel Gas
K'
Products
supplies
demand
supplement to
a
63,861
deductions
additional
Completion—
Chemical
additional
limitless
44,756
outstanding
—V.
for
plant
offer
almost
$187,493
share—1,351,391
per
us^d
be
1
,/
Privately—The
>
to
are
Industrial
15,271
income
etc.,
certain
agents used ia the production of cortisone and related
pharmaceuticals.
Funds w'ill also be used to enlarge its research
facilities, and for
S.
loans and
income
Net
Gross
shares
improvements
1953.
meet
these
authorized
the
plant in Baltimore, Md., will be completed and in opera¬
by July of this year.
Representing the first large-scale commer¬
production of this chemical in the United States, the new
tion
52,153
revenues
Operating
—
the
in
Allethrin
new
Part
Net
•
Hydrides Inc., Beverly, Mass.—Stock
Offering
Oversubscribed
Offering of 100,000 shares of $5 par
value common stock was made on
April 30 by D. A. Lo¬
masney & Co., New York, at $8 per share. The
offering
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from
number
1346.
649,907
185,035
railway.
Operating expenses and
Gross
Metal
was
proceeds
172, p.
$201,566
Mar. 31,'52
Operating
Net
left
extended
shareholders
1,
least
purchasing up to 10,000 of any shares left unsubscribed
subscription by the shareholders.,
Additional subscription privileges were offered the
shareholders under
after
increase
.notes due in 1962.
?/
21,327
railway
oper. income
Net
purchase
to
share
the
"The company
'
the
to
broadening of
transact certain
68,967
175, p. 1542.
Gross
The
of
In
■
The
Offering
company
approximately
shows
increase
an
of
company has sold privately to the Mutual Life Insurance
:Co. of New York an issue of $1,000,000 4V4%
promissory
The
1950
R.
April 29 announced that figures
additional shares of unissued common
110,027
June
for
$219,787
from
on
oversubscribed
exchange
due
1—
from
Net
followed
was
Stock
$0.46
any additional shares of
it is desirable to have them for further expansion,
wise by the board of directors," said Charles J.
it may
some of its subsidiaries.—V.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Earnings—
an
$667,486
1,500,000 to 2,000,000.
issuance
President.
present
debentures
1951
income
oper.
Earnings
shareholders
been
Corp.
fund
1952
railway
railway
from
ry.
Interest,
Ralph
'
from
Gross
be
working
through
certain selling
holders.
in
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
Corp.,
share
per
sinking
April 16 covering
covering
authorized
the
approved
that
so
York, N. Y.—V. 174, pp. 1894 and 1695.
Period—
of
3%%
delivery
for
temporary debentures at
The Chase National Bank of the
City of New York, 43 Exchange Place,
Mercast Corp., New York—Files With SEC—
A
15-year
available
Net
the
to
Securities
used
1,015,000
$742,434
taxes
deemed
addition
U.
Definitive Debentures Ready—
.Definitive
1481.
p.
for
Plant for Summer
corporation has called for redemption on June 1, 1952, $698,000
3%% sinking fund debentures due June 1, 1966. 'Pay¬
at
the redemption price of
100%%
plus accrued interest will
Net
of
preferred
share*,
per
Calif,
175,
filed
22
of
April 24
on
(par $1) from
plans
stock, but
when
holders
338,543
433,512
.
15-year
From
The
offered
1,322,000
$0.52
income
1951
$8,519,186
1,682,486
849,920
income—,.
oper.
1949
$1,626,306
5,459,777
175, p. 1542.
its
and
Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of California—Files—
SEC
1952
National Discount Corp.—Notes Placed
1950
$1,738,690
/
income—
oper.
1951
$1,828,306
/■//' From Jan. 1—
■
■
of
three
months
$9,158,178
2,064,434
—.
share
common
present
Haines,
1541.
p.
from
Gross
be
129,955
in
the
three
appointed transfer agent of the
/«.
subsidiary.
quarter
during
the
1542.
p.
taxes.
and State
stockholders
no
and
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
trustee.
owned
of 50%
been
175,
revenues
commpn shares
Mission Corp.—Partial Redemption—
*$0.53
.
has
_______
per
common
492,000
The
has
In
per
$605,580
$324,203
/-•Includes equity in undistributed earnings
tEqual to 44 cents a common share for
for
Authorized Common Stock Increased—*
8,993,601
$9,057,003
charges
—
Earnings
795,000
t$273,713
t50,485
including equity
Bank
$1).—V.
profit
104,664
'
tax
shares
are
profit,
$333,649
Cylinder Gas Co.—Earnings Higher—
for Federal
Net
$3,924,755
.__
___
income
Common
175,
Subs.)—
as
Net
(par
sales—Total
1,945 600
.
—
Income
Net
(&
1952
taxes
profits
245,000
profit, excluding equity
Equity in earnings of unconsolidated subsidiary
National
stock
National
of
income
Miscellaneous
The
1,645,580
290,000
taxes
Net
to
$214,846
Three Months Ended March 31—•
27,144
3,820,091
credits
Excess
1951
$8,965,044 $12,793,709
Income
Chase
Profit before income
operations.
Income
Earnings Off—
-
with
$33,945,662 $34,017,863
Profit
—V.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
The
common
1541.
p.
sales
Other
1024.
p.
company in March,
1952, borrowed the remaining $2,300,000
$10,000,000 credit
established
with
Northwestern
Mutual
Life
Insurance Co. and the First National Bank of
Chicago in July, 1951.
The loan will mature
serially July 1, 1963 to 1966, inclusive.
The proceeds are to be used to
pay for capital additions and for
p.
amounted
compared
1224.
p.
National Chlorophyll & Chemical Co.—Transfer
Agent
1949
53,009
a
working capital.—V. 174,
1950
24,249
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
3,142,754
The
of
which
as
175,
depletion
on
1952.—V.
31,
1952
*
1951
$175,017
March
Mead Corp.—Borrows
branches
of
1951—V.
Prov.
—V.
♦Provision for Federal taxes reflects deductions
allowances and certified accelerated amortization.
shares
$0.40
and
months
Minneapolis-Honeywell
39,000
408,317
for Federal inc.
Net
$6,705,815
$5,496,350
charges
•Prov.
ry.
15,237,590
1,782,834
credits
Income
panies
for
2,221
*Deficit.—V.
$7,129,283
.
earnings from operations
Income
the
$13,50
used
railway
railway—
from
1951
22,056,385
...
—
earnings
Provision
Net
i—-
....
at
be
$29,185,668 $23,259,135
-
Cost of sales
to
*23,281
from
Net
1952
with
offered
are
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Three Months Ended March 31—
be
.
$157,551
income—
oper.
Net
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings-
notification
to
proceesd
1952
railway
railway.—
from
Net
$34.37
175, p. 1124.
Mathieson Chemical
of
stock
The
Valley RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
1952
share
per
letter
a
common
;■
March—
As
filed
of
underwriting.
Of
175, p. 1762.
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Asset Value UpNet
to
Michigan Spring Co., Muskegon, Mich.—Files—
Maiden Electric Co.—Bank Loans Authorized—
•
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
Monday, May 5, 1952
.
(1864)
li
19,} j.
The
Iie-.d.
mined
fait
utilized
be
purpose
of
sales
Gross
subsidiaries
following
The
England
New
of
authorization
SEC
received
to
$6,880,000
make
less
$3,364,248
l,U6,o2o
1,$20,696
Electric System have
of bank borrowings
profit
Operating
of
rei'iement
to
used
ie
The
borrowings,
like
a
of
amount
is to be applied to the
notes and tne balance is
related purposes.
55,555,000
outstanding
and
construction
for
New
S.
taxes on
$628,983
112,943
217,398
82,942
301,416
—
$185,202
■ 899,608
$0.21
share—
-
:
Light Co., $4,000,000; Northampton Gas Light Co., $500,000;
Ga;; Light Co., $1,550,000: and Wachusetl Gas Co., $600,000.
Salem
Approved—
Electric System have
additional borrowings
from NEES during the period ending June 30. 1952, in the individual
u>
Ou.its specified;
Athol Gas Co., $.90,000; Attleboro Steam <fe Elec¬
tric Co., $110,000; Beverlv Gas and Electric Company, $250,000; Glouces¬
ter Electric Co., $75,000; Haverhill Electric Co., $100,000; Northampton
Enctric Lighting Co., $50,000; Norwood Gas Co.. $170,000; and Wey¬
will be
notes
new
—V, 175,
the
1762.
p.
mature
April
1953 —V.
1,
profits
taxes
on
tax
11,501,854
Phillips Petroleum
offered
1
May
of 99.6366.
$
Depletion
Net
$0.76
1992.
Issued
received
were
•
for
*
,
,
viz.:
3V\'fc- coupon,
a
'
'
Preferred Stock
the private sale
redeemable first preferred
the
associated
Also
Killer
tiv.ck
&
&
First
Co.;
offering
the
in
Michigan
of
and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V.
Co.;
California
,
Goer.
and
exp.
taxes...
$2,656,210
$1,564,281
14,738
58,029
$2,670,948
$1,622,310
$2,025,961
324,616
324,707
1,293,938
$1,530,194
$2,346,241
$328,372
$783,917
150,000
250,000
$2,196,241
$78,372
reservation of net
♦Misc.
income
as
Corp.,
income
$1,380,194
'-Appropriated
erty.—V.
171,
North
Two
o?
4.
.ri-:
1786.
American
new
acquisition
for
income
net
p.
of
or
powder
embodying
cameras
in
two
sizes,
114.59
and
mm.
57.3
will
cameras
radiation,
forward
record
low
with
reflection
air
to
up
$392,598
'. $755,906-
region.—V.
unusually
Cost
a site for the factory was
completed before the end of
;n. ■■>■/ " ' '
Davis
Co.
&
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
175,
these
the
income
of
—
$38,887,854 $37,062,248
.16,951,124
15,045,157
—
products sold
—————
—
7,938,964
447,735
441,977
1,583,000
6,647,134
277,166
432,161
2,188,000
6,379,000
$5,207,630
4,893,240
$1.06
4,894,410
shares outstanding
the
"In
share
$1.05
—U——
—
"After
total
A
cipal.
Payment
1971,
5%
provision
but
proiit
company's
The
company
$40,000,000
over
the
and
to
interest
accrued
National Bank of the City of New
will
made
be
at
prin¬
1,
called
1952.
Chase
The
York.—V. 175, p. 1762.
States Power Co., Minneapolis,
company
covering
tne
at
v
on
for
at
ill
be
of
rate
used
for
first
shares
of
share
the
a
registration
mortgage
of
competitive
rights
one
filed
1
of
1,108,966
sale
subscription
the
May
$21,500,000
together with
offered
Minn.—Reg¬
each
company's
due
stock
(par
the
10
shares
construction
the
to
to
The
program.—V.
June
5
proceeds
175,
Subject
1952,
to
and
Bancorporation—To
approval
templated,
of
effective
stock
common
stockholders
registration
under
the
stockholders
at
of
Securities
Issue
320.
p.
a
of
meeting to be held May 5
shares
of
convertible
of
1933
record
at
May 5 will be given the right to subscribe to
in
the ration
stock
of
o*e
share
of
preferred
then held. The preferred stock
Provided
admitted
to
registration
dealings
Warsants evidencing
Subscription
price,
on
is
the
Midwest
dividend
as
planned,
Stock
will expire
rate,
on
of
of
<?on-
business
shares
common
rights
on
May
will
7
be
1952.
20.
rate
1762.
any
other
immediately
•
Virgin Islands.
Parke-Davis set
up
Transportation Co.
Philadelphia
a
Latin
new
1952
1951
$443,340
year's loss-carryover.
the prior
to
a backlog of orders totaling
truck-trailers and other of
175, p. 1649.
is presently working on
covering ireight cars,
products.—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Procter & Gamble Co.
comparative
For
basis
LIFO
the
to
share
been
made
has
and
$37,453,000
of
the
for
nine
t.952
1951
"$33,510,412 $44.710 855
:
common
below
to reflect the change,
pricing.
inventory
profit
net
per
shown
figures
1951, have been revised
31,
of
March 31—
9 Months Ended
Consolidated
Earnings
the
purposes
March
ended
months
—
for
excess
United
profits
States
of
tax
$3.47
$4.64
foreign income
$1,378,000.—V. 175,
and
144.
p.
Service
Public
Co.
Oper.
Net
&
operating
Other
Int.
16.720
U——
—
$10,977,071
676,354
2,24£,184
$10,721,876
2,198,583
$2,525,752
'
$2,120,435
$8,727,887
$8,523,293
share.su oijtstdg.
of period
stock.
at close
of common
760,051
1.172,280
$7,967,836
$7,351,013
3,578.655
——
aftercdividends on preferred stocks—
Earnings per share
175.
$2,796,789
618,224
preferred stocks
on
Balance
Common
$2,789,198 $10,907,137 $10,522,803
7,591
69,934
199,073
$3,143,976
_
deducs.—
income
Net
Dividends
$3,127,256
income
income
other
1952—12 Mos.—1951
revs.
(net)
income
&
Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
$13,662,282 $12,581,539 $50,819,575 $46,335,343
taxes—^
10,535,026
9,792,341
38.912,437 35,812,540
operating
exps.
of
1952—3 Mos.—1951
Period End. Mar. 31—
Electric
2,856,631
$2.57
$2.23
1126.
p.
Service
Public
Increase
Co.
of North
Carolina, Inc.—Plans to
Facilities—
Federal Power Commission has granted temporary authorization
the construction and operation of pipeline facilities
presently authorized system with certain existing
proposed local distribution systems in various communities in North
The
American
Subs.)—Earnings
(&
3 Months Ended March 31—
Operating
Maintenance
—:
to
this company for
which
and
will connect its
175,
Carolina.—V.
p.
424.
.
renewals———
——
taxes)
and payments to
and
income
853,233
832,810
$996,316
60,181
$1,759,866
56,630
$1,056,497
Operating
income
— —
income
.
.
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net sales .(exclusive of inter-company
;
the
Other
Delaware
,
before
"Interest
"Includes
interest
annual
on
River
interest
Joint
(loss)
of sgles (excl.
equip,
Income
and
bonds
tLoss.—V.
which
p.
is
for
not
2192.
—
1952
839,225
and
payable
1952
29,112
948,159
Federal
606,340
t359,712
626,246
321,913
Federal
1951,
unless
respectively,
earned,
on
of
an
income
State
Net
„
1951
and
per
499,044
,
profits tax—
—
—
share
1126.
63,876
$1,636,573
443,092
24,000
406,000
depletion
tax
profit
175, p.
1,382,835
$1,622,697
52,019
—
tax
excess
1,326,131
$1,304,998
$1,357,017
'
income
Earnings
—V.
—
income
Depreciation
17,683
246,628
trust certificates
$206,493
174,
792,186
.
taxes—i
902.
sales)— $12,498,325 $14,047,285
9,867,796
11,041,764
income
Operating
Total
—
_
before income taxes-
$201,063
basis.
Commission
and income
bonds and
on
or
the City of Philadelphia and
deductions
income
Income
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings
of depreciation & depletion)
Selling,- administrative and general expenses
Cost
Other income
Gross income
Rental payments to
—Affiliate to Finance.
Co. above.- -V. 174,
$1,816,496
City of Philadelphia under 1907 agreement
Non-operating
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Go.
-See Ketchikan Pulp
$18,001,515 $18,094,562
11,455,810
11,162,429
3,936,644
3,643,454
759,512
696,003
——
,
(excl.
1951
1952
.
.
revenues
.'Operating expenses
"Income
and
supplied
p.
as
the Exchange.
on
the
May
6,
preferred
shares
Exchange
on
conversion
Pertinent data
respecting
be
meeting the offering will 175,
following
board
May 5.—V.
a
clsse
new
15
will not be listed
effected,
the rights
the
the
for each
May
on
ago
Puerto
headquarters in the free zone at Colon, Panama.
Earlier in April
J. Loynd,- President, disclosed in Detroit that the firm was
considering the establishment of new manufacturing plants .in Japan
and the Philippines.—V.
175, p. 49.
the
Rights—
103,185
Act
-Quarterly Earnings—
(San Juan)—
establishment of a new
Rico, the Dominican
the
serving
be
subject
record
held.
1982,
both
$5»,
the
and
announced
Juan),
•Harry
Taxes
preferred
1951.
27'
iSan
months
six
-
SEC
1,
stock
of
then
with
June
common
stockholders
common
for
bends
common
bidding,
statement
Haiti
Depreciation
Northwest
20,
April
on
Santurce
at
Republic,
isters Bonds and Common Stock With SEC—
The
Oct.
on
company
branch
About
Northern
that
enacted
Announces New Branch at Santurce
The
:
;
of $58,550 for Federal and ofher taxes on income
without provision for such taxes on the parent
due
diversified
company's
-V.
debenturea not registered as
for redemption on June
coupon
been
have
103.11
at
$753,000 representing the increase in U. S. taxation on
period retroactively provided lor in the Revenue Act
by
for
1951,
Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
$73,000
of
due
1543.
175, p.
"$510,925
subsidiaries
of
net earnings of
1951, have been
foregoing statement,
originally reported
for the
three months ended March 31,
$5,960,630
income
North Penn
the FPC.—V.
from
7,265,000
$5,146,054
U' '
taxes-_
earnings
Net earnings per
of
would be known fis the Round Butte proj¬
on the Deschutes. Metolius and Crooked Rivers,
company's Pelton project, for which it recently
Steel Car Co., Inc.-
Pressed
develop¬
hydroelectric
proposed
which
the
license
a
permit by
preliminary
two-year
Ore.
located
be
from
Gross
Net
reduced
320.
p.
333,756
$796,142
Co.—New Development—
Three Months Ended March 31—
taxes
,
1952
"1951
v $38,783,913 $36,987,245
103.941
75,003
Selling, administrative, and general expenses
Depreciation of plant and equipment
—
Cost of employee pension program
copper
in
85,275
"$32,184
-
"$261,967
277.
County,
development,
would
received
5.19,815
263,440
Months Ended March 31—
Number of
spacings with
clear patterns
Angstrom
and.
scatter
17
7,294
.
.
82.810
——
p.
Jefferson
in
upstream
Net sales
Research
diameters,'
mm.
174,
■
rew
$1,129,898
company has been granted a
Federal Power Commission for a
ect,
number
a
have been announced by the company's
Control Instruments Division, at Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Available
•
compared with I£ 46,462 for the year
United States excess profits tax——:
Other United States find foreign income
Co., Inc.—New Products—.
features
unique
prop¬
new
-
Philips
diffraction
X-ray
bonds
of
$53,091
$344,777
_
a
Total income
Net
$1,122,604
3.309
Net: income
Other
-—
$53,091
Portland General Electric
the
200,000
$583,917
3
inc.
27,334,794
$341,468
»
"Provision
reser¬
net
of
6.838.487
The
_
1,242,044
150,000
before
vation
earnings
1951
of I£ 100,384
amount
Parke,
inc.
Net
$28,457,398
6.954,460
income
Net
263,187
151,500
of wholly owned Israeli sub¬
machinery for the mill was purchased,
acquired and the mill is expected to be
1952.—V. 173. p. 2392..
:
$1,854,810
deductions
12 Mos. *52
$6,891,578
—
deductions-,'
Income
The
1950
1951
subsidiary, was active in purchasing materials and
arranging foreign exchange credits for the purchase of such materials
by others in connection with the increased needs of Israeli industry
for
raw
materials.
The building of the factory of General Tire &
Rubber Co. (Israel) Ltd., in which PEC is a shareholder, was started
in 1951 and should be in full operation within the next few months.
The American Israeli Paper Mills, Ltd., was organized in the past year,
57,932
income
Gross
Income
oil,
$7,295,928
income
•
report to stockholders further revealed:
;;
During 1951, this corporation, in cooperation with Palestine Corp.,
Ltd., organized the Union Bank of Israel, Ltd., and the corporation's
interest in Canada-Israel Central Bapk, Ltd.
was transferred to the
Union Bank of Israel, Ltd., in partial exchange for the 50(7
interest
which PEC now holds in Union Bank of Israel, Ltd.
The Israel Com¬
$1,968,029
6,824
income-—.
gasoline,
1952—3 Mos.—1951
income U
Gross
The
Co.;
$1,847,986
income
Oper.
frjn-oper.
of
sales
——
revenues
"Deficit.—V.
1950.
1952—12 Mos.—1951
1952—3 Mos.—1951
on
stock split.—V. 175, p, 712.
Adjusted for 1951
operating income-ri_______.
Net
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
<excl. of undistributed
NOTE—Undistributed
$10,609,134 $10,966,283 $21,331,719 $20,96.6,115
8,761,148
8,310,073
19,767.438
18,998,086
revenues..—
Governments
State
and
and paid
or other
inter-company business or taxes collected
include
Non-operating
P.
income of
wholly owned subsidiaries.)-^-—«.——*—4--?Net income before taxes, etc. (same exclusion)—
Net income after taxes, etc. (same exclusion)—
sidiaries
1481.
175, p.
per
1952.
1,
Calendar Year—
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
Steam
York
New
Period End. Mar. 31r-
ri
f
mercial
Operating
used to refund $7,667,000 of bank loans
like amount of unifying and refunding
former San Joaquin Light bfc- Power Corp.,.
a
Economic Corp.—Earnings Higher—r
Palestine
offered
&
of shares outstanding-T—
share-,
number
not
•
ment
Gross income
Pressprich
W.
R.
are:
6,268,200
19,772.140
15,882,271
14,430,289 J 12,646,176
$1.37
f$1.2G
—
-
—
Pittsburgh Railways Co.- -Earnings Higher—
corporation .has called for .redemption on Jvne 1, next, $200,000
15-year 3 Wft:, sinking fund debentures, due June 1, 1964.
Payment, at
■the' principal amount will be made at Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York—V. 174, p. 1790.
Win, E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Hayden,
Corp.; Gregory & Son, Inc.; McCor-
Ira Haupt & Co.;
13,587,281
7.130.810
costs,
$icome_—
cn
Operating expenses —_—'
were
Pacific Western Oil
the
Freeman & Co.;
15,954,260
taxes
The
99.6623;
under
to
65,206,721
40,543,284
Period End. March 31—
-
'
approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission and
avo
secured by the following new standard-gauge
railroad equipment
e&riraated to cost $7,078,940:
18 Diesel switching locomotives;. 16 "A"
I'm it
Diesel road freight locomotives; 8 "B" unit Diesel road freight
locomotives; 6 RDC-1 self-propelled passenger coaches, and 1 RDC-3
se f-propelled
passenger-baggage-mail car.
subject
79,510.516
48.155,451
leaseholds and development
and retirements
of
Federal
to
'V. /•Commission, has approved this * company V
proposal to issue and sell 306,680 shares of
redeemable first pre?
ferred stock.—V. 175. pp. 1762, 1225, 920, 712 and 423.
Salomon
and Bear, Stearns & Co., 99.242.
Philadelphia Plan,
the certificates are
on
for Federal
profit
"Does
1
*
-
>
Hutzler,
&
taxes
profit
Net
y
mortgage issued by the
matured on March
Stuart
products and
fluctuations)—
petroleum
inventory
depreciation
Provision
....
141,492,757
general
and
Fed.
>
expenses,
taxes (other
income), and interest_
oil,
(inch
merchandise
Operating
which
Certificates
crude
Purchases of
1951
1952
170,523,177
—
Electric Co.—To Place
proceeds are to be
used to pay
The
which
an
bids
other
Two
Bros.
Subs,)— -Earnings—
(&
income
"Gross
$707,164
-
currently outstanding.—V. 174, p.
the 761,470 shares
on
StOCk.
& Co. Inc. and associates on
issue of $5,220,000 3Vs % equipment
trust certificates, second equipment trust of 1952, to ma¬
ture annually May 15, 1953 to 1967, inclusive at prices to
yield from 2.25% to 3.35%, according to maturity. The
group was awarded the certificates on April 30 on a bid
Offered—Halsey,
Co.
Quarter Ended March 31—
1951
$0.77
306,680 shares of $25 par
of
The
Central RR.—Equipment Trust
York
New
com.
175, p. 1543.
tha
$714,078
:
share-.
common
per
Pacific Gas &
1542.
175, p.
802,990
products.
subsidiary
a
$2.28
802.890
10,698,864
—.
income
"Based
England Power Co.—Loans Authorized—
company,
9,094.079
$2.09
11,501,829
Average
of New England Electric System, has
received SEC authorization to make additional borrowings from
five
La iks
in the aggregate
amount of $20,000,000 of which $16,000,000
v.iil be used ot pay off that amount of outstanding notes and the
Lrh ar.ee
used
for
construction
expenditures.
The new notes will
This
6.311,978
$0.67
10.698.939
Privately—The directors have approved
New
3,178.863
$0.74
11,501.854
$14,227,050 $13,874,902
2.196,578
1,898,164
income—1.152,300
936.400
--3
:
- 330,200
254.600
income——i——
on
Canadian
excess
"Earnings
•
.
taxes
and
Federal
Net
.
3,875.103
10,698,864
-
-
before
Federal
for .which, the
,
surplus
Operating
1952
sales
Proiit
$150,000.
„
3,796,764
15,246,441
11,501,829
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Paper Co.
.Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
subsidiaries will issue 3'k
maturing Dec. .1, 1952, will increase the note in¬
subsidiaries to NEES to $4,825,000.
Proceeds of the
used primarily for construction and conversion costs.
notes
of
debtedness
3,796,734
16,049,051
stocks—
were
Oxford
following subsidiaries of New England
received SEC authorization to make $995,000 • of
promissory
949,192
4,012,259
capital
Tl-e
borrowings,
949,174
4.012.271
—
802,890
26th last, pursuant to prior notice, all shares of 4.50'7
preferred stock series A then outstanding, numbering 196
redeemed and subsequently retired from the company's
structure.
Prior to the redemption date and since issuance
of the 50,000 preferred shares in 1950, 49,804 shares had been con¬
verted into common stock,
increasing to 899,608 the number of com¬
mon
shares now outstanding.—v. 175, p. 1333.
additional
6,616,278
28.137,284
March
On
shares,
The
6,312,738
26,157,763
10,638,939
—V.
$0.29
convertible
mouth Light and Power Co.,
1,752,701
8,140.314
pref.
shocks
Total
800,730
A
Borrowings from ^Parent
1,674,223
802.990
$227,873
loans
Gar;
and
Shares outstdg. Mar. 31:
$1 div. pref. com. stk.
Common stock
16,752
requirements
common
1,024,401
34,753,562
dividends
Balance
—
per
598,045
32,470.501
Earnings per com. share
—
Earnings
33,729,161
240,391
charges.
and
pfd.
on
common
$244,625
dividend
32,815,176
31,872.456
9,652,624
8,836.543
income
Common
applicable to common stock
of common stock outstanding-——-—
Shares
to be used to pay off $7,650,000 of outstanding bank
payable Mav 1, 1952, and for conversion and construction costs;
'irgton Gas Li'ght Co., 52,000,000; Central Massachusetts Gas Co..
SflO.COO;
Gloucester Gas Light Co.. $1,150,000; Maiden and Melrose
$515,543
Balance
-
93,146,957"
9,893,015
profit
Divs.
$185,202
Preferred
borrowings
gate
—-
——*
-
income
Net
subsidiaries
of
this System
also received SEC
to make short-term borrowings from The National City
York in the amounts specified,
the $10,600,000 aggre¬
a&hcriz&tion
of
U.
for
159,691,294
35,707,7566
76,333
______
debt
on
other
1U-U-J
23,606
income (estimated)—
—
deductions-------------
Othu
Prov.
following
Ea-ik
income
168,132',243
24,325,693 100,552,031
10,510,771
(net)-:—
income
Interest
$6?2'ooq
$4<rVrnr
r———
$3,500,000.
additional
the
Of
Total
;
10,552,736
10,434,438
v
1952—12 Mos.—1951
V' *
44,531.053
25,922,212
11,222,680
utility services
$
-
47,579,330
.
—-
taxcs____
income
Gross
n„fiq
income———
sundry
and
Interest
for
fr.
Net
the period ending June 30, 1952, in the individual amounts
specified:
Granite State Electric Co., $350,000; Northern Berkshire
Gar; Co.,
$1,075,000; Quincv Electric Light & Power Co., $680,000;
Sc .urban
Gas
and
Electric
Company, $1,275,000;
Worcester County
utility services
fr.
Provision
1,637, <69
dicing
E-x*ctrie Co..
Revs.
Operating expenses
Other
$3,938,082
1,585,449
products sold---.-----™---advertising,
shipping,
administrative
general expenses
and
$
•
and aujustments—
returns
of
Cost
Selling,
Subsidiaries Authorized—
Bank Borrowings by
Ended March 31—
Three Months
stocks issued
expenditures.
Subs.) —Earnings—
1952—3 Mos.—1951
Period End.Mfir.31—
Inc.
Subs.)—Earnings—i;
(«&
Pharmacal Co.
Norwich
NEES In furtherance of the con¬
companies either through advances
by
additional shares of their common
permanently financing construction
of
Philadelphia Electrie Co,..(&
.
notification was
of
bidding.
of its subsidiary
program
purchase
the
for
one
will
proceeds
the
of
competitive
by
struction
or
additional share for each eight shares then
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be deter¬
the rate
at
Paul, Minn.—Files—
filed with the SEC on April 18 covering2 100 shares of common stock (par $2.o0i
to be offered at $8.75 pei
share through
M. H. Bishop & Co., Minneapolis. - Minn
and Irving
J. Rice & Co.,
Inc., St. Paul, Minn.
The proceeds are to go to vwo
selling stockholders.—V. 174, p. 2458.
April
on
letter
A
28 received SEC authorization to issue and
sell
928,573
additional shares of its $1 par common stock,
to be
of "'.-red for subscription by common stockholders of record April 28,
System
t lis
Plastics, Inc.,'St.
Northwest
Approved—
England Electric System—Financing
New
j
48,090
561,000
40,000
62,590
$387,973
$0.42
$571,931
$0.62
Number 5113
Volume 175
Offered—A
Ltd.—Stock
Oil
Rainbow
St.
of 350,000
total
"•offered by a group
PROCEEDS—Part
proceeds
approximately
will
used
be
which
$450,000
through
leasehold
a
BUSINESS—The
in
Alberta
the
of
applicable
the
to
in
to
Province
for
the
in
reservations
1,250,000
which
acres, on
shortly.-
expected
has applied
the Grand
action
belongs
company
land
Crown
approximately
GIVING
EFFECT
.'Income
4All
of
($5 par value)
series
and
A
outstanding
notes
B
Ltd.
Not
Net
of
the
issued
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
have
below:
T. H.
Stone
Hill
The
Pizzini
The
Newhard,
Francis
&
Saunders,
20,000
15,000
duPonfc
I.
&
&
7,000
Cruttenden &
Jafle.
Erb
Green,
1,500
Ross,
Co.__„
15.000
Isard,
George R. Gardiner Ltd.—
7,000
—V.
175,
&
Robertson
Ekco
Co.
Products
letter of
A
150
shares
capital
{approximately
2689.
p.
stock
by J.
$10)
(par
share)
per
be/offered
to
to
April 17 covering
on
at the ■'m&rket
Witter
&
Ce,,
San
Dean
without underwriting.—V.
Pike,
J.
with the SEC
filed
was
$16.37y2
Calif:,
139,
Co. of California—Files With SEC—
notification
of
Francisco,
above.—V.
175\
p.
Rockwell
installments
is
company
through
$40*000
of
Nov.
21,
(par $2.50)
at
$26
4,000 shares of common stock
made on April 27 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
was
of
share, with
per
share.—V. 174,
per
its business
is
it
and until
unless
anticipated
the
natural
gas
of
Electric
Rotary
dealer's concession of 65 cents
a
Steel
174,
fund
Dec. 31, '51
Mar. 31, '51
$23,441,827 $22,472,260 $19,873,108
_—
$13.06
$13.57
$13.82
share—-;
per
1407.
p.
Semler, Inc.—Consolidation
of
merger
Semler
Approved—
of
exchangeable for $3 principal amount of
1970,
The
at
—3 Months Ended—
Sales and other, income
Costs
and
Cost
$9,508,350 $39,704,812
$8,242,575
sold
good*
7,850,935
32.082,111
221,000
148,800
758,802
13.125
17.472
60,224
417,000
909,000
and
May
1,
of
1962,
of Williams common
——
Federal
taxes
income
on
earnings
"Earning*
'Calculated
174,
$582,143
$2,280,676
$1.31
$2.00
the
on
shares
290,413
April
en
March
outstanding
31,
16
New
bonds
The
Reyee Chemical Ce., Cafc'Iton Hills, N. J.—Stk. Offered
The
stock
proceeds
The
out
at
par
to
be
used
are
authorized
an
letter
the
prior
company,
of
A
is offering
company
of
1,420
to
of
cumulative
of 7%
without underwriting.
machinery and equipment.
purchase
outstanding
offering, had
shares.
of
Inc.,
a
production of
new
company.
1,580
filed
with
the
SEC
April
on
Skelly
Oil
Gross,
Co.
operating
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
income
taxe,>
for
18 covering
10'/<
tReslated
?aths
of
share
a
for
agent
Trust
the
certificates
Co.
these
for
stock.
of common
issuing,
York
New
of
The
spliting,
stocks.—V.
has
Agent—
March
grouping
175,
has
also
appointed
been
combining
and
of
scrip
1763.
p.
S.
.
offered
at
»he market
(approximately .$2,75 per share)
by Tifft Brothers,
Springfield, M'ass., in connection
with
the
conversion privilege of
holders
37,500
the
of
shares
company's
of
stock
common
10-year
6'/>■
(par
$1)
to
stock
operations
contract
ists
in
field
Ryan,
Kncwn
as
aircraft
St.
from
of
the
high
debentures.
exhaust
structural
Lead
S.~ Air
an
gases
Model
the
57,
Co.
(&
sales
Profit
Federal
Federal
State
175,
1543.
p.
Domestic
Subs.)—Earnings—
1952
income
excess
1951
$30,864,031
income
income
T.
device is designed
contaminants which at¬
-profits
954,741
——
taxes—
taxes
2,734,287
865,266
46,982
taxes—-
7,490,588
2,845,386
taxes
$29,612,141
7,423,051
—
before
engineering,
the Ryan
chemical
materials.—V.
5'A
income
Earned
—V.
per
175,
73,788
$3,575,942
—
share
p.
on
2.469.328 shrs.
1543.
2,873,058.6'
the
proceeds
used
as
shares
outstanding
at
1955
outstanding
$3,817*246
$1.45
$1.55
to
Mass.—Stock Offered—
the
company
capital
working
to
from
finance
the
the
sale of
general
to
purchase
company.
and
GIVING
in
may
EFFECT
Aug.
19,
1952,
1953,
——————
stock
(no
1948
high
intensity
applications.
part
be
used
TO
PRESENT
value)
par
FINANCING
.
Outstanding
*
$31,240
—~
sound
40,000 shs.
$31,240
•
33,846 shs.
was
incorporated in Massachusetts on
develop processes and equipment using
vibration
for
industrial • and government
to
or
.
roller-belt dewatering equipment for
mission); and
(61 Supercharger (centrifugal
sold as an automobile specialty i.
the Atomic Energy Com¬
type supercharger to be
Office of
Research
Division of Allied Chemical <fc Dye
present time the company has contracts with the
Naval Research, the Atomic Energy Commission, Rice Barton
the
and
the
175,
General
p.
the
enlarge
capacity
of
its
ijort
107.
Co.
Gas
Stock
—
3.
Offered—W.
Chemical
& Co. jointly head¬
which offered on April 30 for
selling stockholders.
owned
company
the
from
Southwest
subsidiary,
in
the
1650.
I
1
prod xtion,
pur¬
at retail, of natural gas.
The company
separate systems for the transmission, dis¬
of its gas in 36 communities in Louisiana, Okla¬
transmission and sale
operates
and
crude
four
sale
and
and
Texas.; Its subsidiary is engaged primarily in the explora¬
the production and sale at wholesale of; natural gsis,
and other hydrocarbons derived therefrom.
and
for
oil
EARNINGS—Total
sidiaries
the
for
Earnings
of
the
engaged
primarily
is
BUSINESS—Company
chase,
operating
endefd
year
share for
per
1
^
•
the
1950
number
of
revenues
Dec.
31,
that year were
_■
i\
of the company .r.nd its sub¬
1951, amounted to $2,928,2.'-;6.
56.2 cents on 1,115,179 shares
common
per
prfid
a
share amounted to 20 coats. In
50% stock distribution, increasing
368,730.
by
shares
..■/
......
,
paid
company
1
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
are
of
names
agreed
stock
common
purchasers and
Of the
be
to
purchased by
the number
fhem
Shares
From
Company
W.
E.
&
Co.,
3,960
1,650
1,650
2,040
1.980
2,640
2,310
1,020
6,600
3,960
3.300
3,400
3,960 ;
3,300
2,040
1,700
*
6,600
3,400
'
1,^60
.
1
Co
Phillips
Caldwell,
1,020
2,040
Inc
Co
&
1,980
3,9.60
2,640
;
Simmons-;———1.
Brockhaus
Brooke
Clarke
Richard
W.
and
Cohu
Francis
______
1
Co.__——
&
——
Co.
I.
;_
——
Inc
—
Collins
&
Corp.
Middlcbrook,
Co
&
Julien
Courts
First
Winslow, Inc.——
Whiteside, West &
Chace,
———
du
Pont
Co
&
Co
Southwest
——
Fridley & Hess_
W.
Gradison
D.
H.
A.
Hogle &
A.
Peabody
Kidder,
W.
Co
&
C.
Miller
Co
&
&
Scherck*
Richter
E.
&
Co.,
&
Westheimer
:
i.
3,300
6,600
4.620
2,040
1,360
&
Boyce..
4,080
Co.--,-—
&
Co..
—T_—~———
&
•
2.3CO
•:
i
4.420
3,400
7,920
j,280
2,640
13,200
1,980
1,360
-
"
4,080
2.720
'
1,360
B.80C
1.020
13,200
McEvoy———rWulff, Hansen & Co.———-————Douglas
'
2,380
2,640
Inc
& Co
'
2,380
6,600
:
,
2,040
4.620
Inc.
;
1,700
3,400
7,920
White, Weld & Co
Winslow,
3,060
2,640
Unterberg
Wertheim
:
1,020
8,580
&
-
1,360
—
Co
Harris,
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Stroud
-
2.040
'
Co
C.
4,420
1
— ——
—
Inc
Shields &
Bros,
•
850
&
Fairman
•
2,380
4,080
——
Shearson,
Stein
2,380
6,800
1,020 »
Mason, Inc.__
Hammill & Co
ills,
*
,
1.02O
3,960
Corner
Scctt,
•
1,360
7,920
3,960
Co,-.
&
4,620
4,620
13,200
8,580
.
—-—
Inc
Co.—•—
& Co.,
Robbins & Co.
D.
RUS3
2,380
:
6,800
1,650
Purcell
A.
3,060
1,980 '
■"
Quail & Co
Rauscher, Pierce
C.
—'
Co
&
.
'
1)020
3,960
2,640
L980
5,940
Co
&
Shepard & Co.,
Prescott,
—
—
Morgan
Newburger
Edward
—
—
Co.—
&
H.
Lester
Co.———
Co
Inc.
Turben
Mesirow
—
—
Co
&
Ryons
Mead,
&
&
Langley
Inc
Co.,
1,70C
4,420
1,980
Space and
Lane,
Kidder
M.
—.—-
Co.-,,
•
2,040
2,640
4,620
—
!
1,190
5,940
—
Co
&
850
1,360
1,980
—i
Co
Co.__—
&
Jones
Johnson,
&
Parsons
Co.__
&
Herrman
T/H.
—
850
8,580
13,200
Co.———
Graham,
Noyes,
Hentz
Henry
J.
<fe
Co.—
&
1,(120
—
Co.-
&
—___
& Co
Lestrange
Blair
&
17,170
17,170
1,980
Co
Arthurs,
Ellis
Selling
33,330
& Co
Pinney
Allison-Williams
Shares Frc~»
Stockholders
33,330
—:
Co.___
&
Hutton
Craigmyle,
of
respective?;?
belew:
forth
set
Merrill,
1954
-
company
primarily
tinuous,
Corp.,
Natural
proceeds
Mason-Hagan,
''
/.
The principal types of equipment now being developed by the com¬
pany are as follows: (1) Sonic refiners (vibratory refiners to be used
in • the
paper
industry for the fibrillation and hydration
of paper
pulp fibres);
<2i
Sonic sifters
(vibrating equipment for
removing
foreign matter from paper pulp or rock cuttings from oil well drilling
mud); (3) Underwater sound generators (high, powered, roller actuated
sound generators for the Office of Naval Research).;
(4) .Sonic smoke
collecting equipment
(mechanically actuated sound generators, ag¬
glomeration Lanks
and, cyclone collectors for the chemical .industry
and
other
industrial
uses);
5)
Slurry dewatering equipment (con¬
Corp.—V.
new
intends to advance approximately 75%
sale of the 330,000 shares to its ^'hob'j
Natural Production Co., lor the acqui¬
sition of additional leases
and the drilling of additional wells, anil
to use the balance «f the proceeds for drilling additional wells on its
own
leases and for working capital and general corporate purposes/
the
of
Hallgarten
to pay outstanding notes of the
company
convert, notes due
At
Net
the
321.
Authorized
BUSINESS—The
exhaust gas converter
company, special¬
this
Force 'by
exhaust system
on
April 22.
announced
"De-Corroder,"
Joseph
testing of
and
U.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
of
p.
equipment and
CAPITALIZATION
and
temperature
President,
a
from
remove
tack
development
for
received
the
Claude
to
net
be
the
of
tool
will
The
the
of kraft paperbofrd
the production
to
p.
investment group
an
Lester,
be
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Awarded Contract—
been
to
& Co., Inc., on April 21 publicly offered
5,000 shares of common stock (no par) at $20 per share.
Common
has
distributed
Emery
machine
A
175,
corporation on April 25' filed a letter of notification with the
covering
2,611,871.6
t$2.52
shares,
261,187
dividend,
Sonic Research Corp., Boston,
F.
for
public sale 500,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cants-)
at $7 per share. Of the 500,000 shares being offered, 330,000 are being purchased1 from the company, and 170,000
are issued and outstanding and are being purchased fr<m
Hemphill,
PROCEEDS—The
Rural Gas Service, Inc., Westfield, Mass.—Files—
The
$7,260,980
"2,873,058.6
$2.56
1952.
basis
the
on
at close of period—
share—
stock
1952.—V.
31,
common
SEC
3,630,500
2,794,100
—
been
Bank
and
173,
___
$7,359,605
per ^common
"Includes
appointed agent to
exchange each outstanding share of Ti
cumulative preferred stock
lor
1.56
shares
of 4 Vu %
cumulative preferred
stock, series A, and
Guaranty
taxes on
income——
on
shares outstanding
Earnings
trustee
named
increase
wood
of
Southwest
Edward
1952
1951
$49,415,004 $47,343,025
income
10,153,705
10,891,480
income
Common
single
a
$6,300,000 of 37/s% first mortgage
of Dec. 31, 1951, which had afco
mill.—V.
Wentworth,-Ga.,
Coburn
Net
shares
ahove.
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—Exchange
;
income before provision for
Provision
funded debt int®
Mutual.
cord
William
stockholders March 5,
The
will
175,
The
3,000
was
mentioned
shares
1,420
sharei.
per
this
to
issue
notUieation
shares
issue
an
$100
$erit™s
bones
Exchange
43
as
plans to
company
Blunt,
Net
York,
Corp.—Bonds Piaced Privately—
been
were
outstanding
each
July
corporation
the
Quarter Ended March 31—
preferred
There
issue.
from
has
Bank
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
Subsidiary—
1544.
1952,
New
provide funds for plant improvements.
and
Hanover
offered
be
to
are
Sightmaster Relays, Inc., has already begun production
and
in the
next few months,
the announcement said,—V.
p.
of
City
subsidiary of Robert Gair Co., Inc., has
$9,300,000 of first mortgage 4% bonds due
Dec* 1, 1970, to the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
shares
100,000
shares
on May l announced the formation of Sightmaster
Kentucky subsidiary manufacturing company and plant
relays, used in communication equipment.
Principal office and plant of the new firm will be located at 3008
Magazine St., Louisville, Ky.
The principal owners of the Transport Products
Co., of Louisville,
T.<F. Going, Holman R. Wilson and Macdonald Dilley, will be jointly
interested with Sightmaster Corp. in the financing and operation of
1638.
p.
corporation
covering
Relays,
$7.85.
the
175, p. 1026.
Southern Paperboard
homa
Y.—Files—
expand
$379,844
—
share—————— — ,
per
of
Bank
National
outstanding.
the
Delivery—
This company, a
owns
filted a letter of ntofiication with the
of capital stock
(par
$1),
of which
publicly at $3 per share, without
underwriting.
The proceeds and the remaining 50,000 shares of stock
are to be
issued in payment of a plot for the erection of a Plaza, etc.
The
50,000
for
the City
firsjt mortgage pipe line sinking fund bondss, 2">A7c
available lor delivery in exchange for temporany
Chase
tribution
4,523,000
—7,211.606
amortization
and
Interest
—V.
Mar. 31/52
expesses:
of
Depreciation
Net
12 Mos. End.
Mar. 31/51
of
■
are
Place, New York, N. Y.—V.
new
the Williams company
stock.—V. 174, p, 1698.
d*e
bonds
share
a
Seneca Shopping Plaza, Inc., Buffalo, N.
The
Co.—Earnings—
''
■
PROCEEDS—The
corporation
this
will be
compony
debenture
one-iifth
SEC
100.66.
Chase National Bank
at The
be made
Definitive 27/s% Bonds Ready for
Definitive
natural
Higher—
Inc.—Assets
Shares,
Sightmaster Corp.—Forms
Mar. 31/52
will
YdTk.
New
Hutton & Co. and Craigmyle, Pi-nney
Mar. 31, '52
the
of
5%
line sinking fund bonds, 2%% series du# 197C,
available,
is
distribute
will
company
1483.
into The J. B. Williams Co., which
was
approved by the stockholders of the Semler company on ^pril 22
was
approved on April 23 by the stockholders of the Williams com¬
pany.
The merger was scheduled to become effective on May 1, 1952.
Under the teims of the merger each share of common stock of the
998.
p.
has also called for redemption on June 1, V952, $17(5,000
sinking fund redemption price of
been held by
operating
an
manufacturing,
of
American
(R. B.)
519.
Offering—A
Manufacturing Co.—Secondary
offering
provide additions)
also proposes
to
Co.—Partial Redemptions—
Gas
first mortgage pipe
the
at
tion
secondary
Natural
The company
of its
certain
5,000
Republic Stamping & Enameling Co.—To Be Acquired
Republic Supply
3,137 shs
;291,672.3 shs.
Co.
&
and
company
issue
400,000
6,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
$10)—:
of—
The
See
(par $50)
$5,078,000
•
'
1649.
p.
400,000
business
of
time
Selected
As
—V.
Ltd.
Knowles
the
175, p.
Asset value
Underwriters
transactions
York in order to consolidate its
Outstanding
$5,400,000
semi-annual
character
Size
5,000
Canadian
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
———
1.500
Inc.-
these
has called for redemption on June 1, next, $300,000 of
pipe line sinking fund bonds, 3% series due 1968, at,
the sinking fund redemption price of 100.67.
ed
1.500
Co.,
Southern
The
the
2.000
& Co
&
in
which
at
Siegler & Co.______
Parsons
5.000
Co
2,000
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
to
and other purposes, South Jersey
from four banks.—V. its, p. 1764.
com¬
to
payment
public utility engaged
distributing and selling
gas
to the public in
the City of Seattle and the municipalities of
Renton, Kent, Tukwfa and adjacent territory all in King County,
Wash.
The company has no intention of changing the present gen¬
gas.—V.
-
fund
,($80,000 due within 12 months),
primarily
&
Co.
Mason,
EFFECT
series, due 1976—
(par
in
BUSINESS—The
eral
Inc.
GIVING
preferred stk.
stock
''Payable
2,000
Son
&
the
of
applied
sinking
the
meet
treasury
remainder
the
to
to
1956
2,000
Harper
incident
construction
sold privately
3 V2 '/<
conv.
Common
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Clayton Securities Corp.-
7,000
Beckwith
f
cum.
Wm.
P.
made
bonds
5,000
Co.-
7,000
Horner
6'/*
2,000
15,060
the
reimburse
to
already
1952.
payable,
Amott,
.
shares of common
10,000
Authorized
10,000
Co
used
be
mortgage
CAPITALIZATION
2,500
&
to
are
first
First mortgage 3%%
Asbeck & Co._
Baker & Co., Inc.
Clark & Co
&
1,
Nov.
Olderman.
Stiver
Offered—Smith, Polian & Co.
Co.—Stock
expenditures
due
i
5,000
E.obert C. Jones & Co
Bell
the
28.publicly offered
of
10.000
Inc.
C. Legg & Co.—
Merrill, Turoen & Co
Scott,
—
Gas
proceeds
for
Co.—
John
Fahey,
—__
5,000
Lester, Ryons & Co.—
Co
Cook
The
5.000
Corp.
for
also proposes to acquire from Utilco Co. its busine.'.s
its assets for approximately $47,311.
To provide for the
(par $10) at $13.62y2 per share.
5,000
Co.
Cleveland
20,000
Co.,
Milwaukee
&
House
First
38,500
&
$2,568,210
$0.81
$0.85
$0.60
t$0.54
$42,167,289 $40,593,145
21,878,212
17,791,699
$2,427,077
———
;
share
;
applying
on
*
purchase
4Note
20,000
Co
Burge & Kraus
Richards & Co
W.
B.
&
Gurtiss,
50.750
Jones ii Co
McDonald
Ball,
share
common
liabilities
stock
Shares
50,750
Co
&
shares—
common
common
per
assets
April
on
Underwriters
States
Sluares
Hayden,
on
per
paid
Seattle
r
United
costs
due
pany
from the
company, and the company has agreed to sell to them • severally, an
aggregate of 350,000 authorized but unissued shares of capital stock in
the respective number of shares set forth opposite the names of the
underwriters
100,250
shares-
outstanding after the merger of Soundview into Scott,—V. 175,, p. 1025.
to purchase
severally agreed
South Jersey,
by
retired.
be
to borrow $1,100,000
$2,668,460
100,250
to
Jersey
Redemptions
the Canadian
underwriters and
States
United
below
named
7,179,813
—
final 1951 tax proportially over the entire
year.
tRepresents total of dividends actually paid by Sou*dview Pulp
Co. and Scott Paper Co., divided by the total number of comtnon shares
each
been
are
stock
County
Cumberland
"A,511,353
$2,527,327
income
income
'"Based
have
included in
above
columns.
The
remaining 5,000 shares have not
and are not included in any of the columns.
issued and
are
is
certain of
funds
be
of these shares
7,000
and
6,062,843
;
—
income
on
preferred
on
-'Dividends
tacts with Messrs. Theo. A. Link and Arthur W. Naass of Link &
Nauss
balance
..4,435.516
taxes———_«
the
of
Cumberland County's
outstanding indebtedness is to be
exchanged for five-year serial notes of South Jersey and the $509,500
; 2Mar. 29/52'Mar. 31/51
•
of
by South Jersey to bring about the immediate dissolu¬
liquidation of Cumberland County.
In connection therewith,
•its1 first mortgage
converted into 52,200 shares of capital
stock, upon payment bv tho unjerwriters lor the shares now offered.
tAn aggregate of
12,000 shares of capital stock are subject to con¬
will
and
acquisition
$520,500
parsonage.
new
income
.Net
''529,320 shs.
tl,000,000 shs.
_
series
the. $261,000
deposited
a
$37,668,434 $36,707,339
before
-
Dividends
Outstanding
Authorized
been
and
—
,Provision'for taxes
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
and
101
received
proposed
and
cash
sales
Current
Capital stock
church-school
/Current
'
CAPITALIZATION
at
in
interests
varying
has
and
1957,
1,
accrued interest.
in*part,/.the cost of construction
Three Months Ended—
mostly unproven and to a large
a total of six quarter-sections
in
which
to
Alberta
of
covering
area
interest
interests
before •May
or
on
is
tion
to be used to pay,
are
Leduc, Drumheller and Caprona areas, all in Alberta.
leasehold-syndicate
th
Prairie
is
has
redeemable
thereafter at par and
proceeds
new
Upon
it
are
/Scott Paper Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
717,008
elsewhere,
acres
It
unexplored.
the Big Valley,
The
14
with
company's
approximately 600,000
"extent
producing wells in
barrels of oil
from
lields
Leduc
a
Net.
sells crude oil
and
bonds
Co.—Acquisition Approved—
SEC authorization to acquire all of the
outstanding 2,000 shares of $100 par common stock of Cumbeniiiml
County Gas Co., which is engaged in the business of distributing and
selling natural gas in the vicinity of Millville, N. J.
has
company
South
syndicate.
company
Redwater
bonds dated May 1, 1952, and
1, 1953, to and including
semi-annually from Nov.
The
been
-
acreage
South Jersey Gas
The
and accrued interest $125,000 of 3V2%,"5®4%' and '
Interest;
retire bank
to
Bay,
C. Ziegler & Co. are offering
Offered—B.
Nov. 1, 1964.
The
previously
had
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Green
first mortgage serial
4%
due
of Canadian underwriters.
the
of
at par
notes
issued
tor
acquisition and development of
oil lands. The balance will be
added
to
general funds and be available for development of
the
company's Alberta
properties,
the
acquisition
and - development of
.-other properties, and the acquisition of oil and gas rights in unproven
aggregating
Paul
Wise.—Bonds
publicly
offered on May 1. Hayden, Stone & Company and T. H.
Jones & Co. headed an investment group which offered
323,000 of the shares in the United States at a price of
$7.50 per share. The remaining 27,000 shares are being'
shares of capital stock (par $5—Canadian) were
9
(1865)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
4,420
1,980
1,020
i
I
6.8CO
8,580
.
r
f
10
(1866)
CAPITALIZATION
First mortgage
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
bonds:
Series A
due
,
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
inc.
cum.
debs.,
$1,030,000
963,000
42,000
will
$2,000,000
42,000
due 1966
t3%
note due Match 18, 1953—
Giteranty of 3V2%
note due Dec.
1953,
Southwest
of
tion
div., cum.
stock
Common
♦The
first
preferred
to
aggregate principal
of
Sept. 1,
iThe
limit
to
as
Got.
A
tier.
? 20,000 shs.
5,983 shs.
^2,500,000 shs.
1,445,179 shs.
issued
be
amount under
in
Indenture
an
without limit
series
of
as
dated
mortgage
aggregate
note
& Gas
is
principal
pledged
Co.
be
may
amount
in
issued
under
indenture
an
dated
as
Otts,
to
additional
as
Mercantile
Bank
of
Dallas
Vulcan
of
guaranteed
The
by
SThe certificate of
izes
the
which
issue
liBy
,
II,000
in
shares
to
cumulative
and
the
of
of
stock
in
the
reserved
are
officers
for issue upon exercise of options
key employees. —V. 175, p. 1483,
and
April
filed
table
from
share.
granted
-i
SEC
corporation
offered
filed
18
the
with
notification
of
and
C.
T.
Federal
excess
used
to be
are
Williams
for
<fc
Co.,
Inc.,
working capital.—V.
Gas
&
Electric
of
this
Co.—Time
the
company,
Md,
Baltimore,
State
1114.
173, p.
issued
has
175, pp.
1334,
Subs.) —Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
1952
1951
$
Gross
Cost
income
othar opes-, exps
and amortization—L
and
239,749,467
150,795,881
Depreciation depletion,
Exploration, deiay rental and unprod. well costs
Federal
and
Interest
on
other
based
taxes
long-term
Miscellaneous
$
261,176,026
168,965.836
—
of producls sold
23,811,926
19,696,962
10,733,844
iest.)___
25,300,000
544,734
debt—
—L—
expenses
59,447
32,941
Net
income
(estimated)————
—V.
■
.
>
174,
;>
•
i..
v
share (based
38,401,948
$1.46
$1.34
:
•
,
company
SEC
covering
Flan
' '
-
Co.
'
'
'
'
'
*
,
registration
a
statement
accrued interest.
competitive sale
Four
other
follows:
the
$€,025,000
interests in the Sohio Employees Investment
with 30,000 common and 6,750 preferred shares of the
which
may
be purchased pursuant
to
the terms of
the
174, p.
2193.
comtxtny
plan.—V,
bids
Blyth
101.38999:
from
covering
6,000
shares
approximately
be
Ire
used
April 22 filed
oh
$50
lor
per
of
The
(par $25)
underwriting.
without
working capital.—V.
corporation
31
notification
stock
common
share,
the
order
173,
be
to
The
the
SEC
offered
proceeds
at
are
1892.
p.
reported
net
income
for
12
corporation on April 18 filed
covering $2,025,000 interests in
SEC
the
at
Tellier
&
Co.,
corporat
market
New
purposes.—V.
letter
a
the
(approximately
York.
to
The
(EDT)
May
on
$8,000,000
The
of
months
ended
Employees
cents
Rector
receive
6
mortgage
due
Textron
St.,
New
bonds
175,
York
bids
due
6,
for
N.
Loss
the
•Frofit.—V.
175,
to
1982-and
$5,000,000
Midwest.
Th'e
the
1951
company at
00.
1952.
If
from
each
tendered
Shares
a
by
of
100..000
1951
134,000
*1,593,000
out
and
.•
•
to
the
received notice from this company
record on
May 26, 1952 will be
tendering
shares
for
repurchase
by
the
share.
are
that
The
offer
tendered
so
if
such
less
of
than
shares
full
next
Telephone
the
expires
of
tender
share.—V.
Co.
share
173,
(Va.)
—
buy
shares
so
number
in
share
a
a
will
company
results
one-half
one-half
June
on
series
1971
PR0CEED6—Net
share.-
per
proceeds
fractional
not
be
will
more
1797.
p.
stock
the
to
from
Stock
Offered
—
issue
the
payment
net
on
proceeds
account
from
the
these
of
company
expects to obtain
the
In
W52
from operations
of
the
new
issue
budgeted
of
stock
common
capital
remainder
and
the
the
of
issue
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
V
First mortgage bonds _L...
Series A (3V4%), due
Dec. 30.
Series B (3%%), due Dec.
C
stock
Preferred
Common
(3>/8% t,
($100
stock
stock
due
Dec.
*
TO
PRESENT
improvements,
funds
shares
of
142 000
:+:i;
$200,000
par)____„
par,—.I...!
Jig.000
5£0EwefL?-VtStlnitte?c by pro^.tion's
preferred stock is convertible
None
800 000
of indenture.
on
a
t2R« Ran
'
fi^ll
tTlie outstanding
share-for-share
basis
into
income
each
shares
10
175,
registration statement with the SEC
stock (par $10) 'to be offered for
a
The
record
of
May
23
the
at
rate
with Stone So Webster Securities
are to be used Iqr new
held,
underwriting.
proceeds
813.
p.
1952
Provision
Net
1951
1950
$779,231
$701,203
19,991
23,438
5,116
taxes
for
taxes
11,395
profit
Number
$8,596
preferred shares
$2
p.
$0.14
of
common
basis
of
in
mails
the
Trust
Co.,
June
new
May
be
to
are
($1
par
The
the
for
voting trust
three shares
subscription
and
5,
Mass.—V.
given
share)
per
(represented
by
share for each
privilege).
on
Boston,
24
at
11
stock,
one
ovesubscription
an
placed
Street
or
the
on
(with
be
$0.09
April
record
of
before
on
shares
certificates)
to
$0.39
Co.—Rights to Be Issued—
stockholders
subscribe
additional
held
Watch
common
to
59,520
378,560
1736.
Waltham
The
right
$5,116
59,520
378,560
preferred share
per
174,
$23,438
59,520
378,560
Number common shares
rights
exercisable at
are
175,
are
the
1027.
p.
Weisfield's, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
April
on
filed
17
shares
5,184
covering
of
letter of notification with the
stock to be offered at $54.25
a
common
underwriting.
without
share,
per
capital.—V.
working
The
preceeds
be
to
are
for
used
2295.
Condensing
Western
p.
Co.,
173,
Francisco,
San
Calif.—Ex¬
pansion Planned—See Luria Engineering Corp.
above.
—V. 170, p. 345.
to purchase
capital
stock
Western Pacific Insurance Co., Seattle, Wash.—Files—
of
SEC
company
covering
share,
per
on
13,018
through
April 21 filed a letter of notification with th«
shares of common stock to be offered at $20
Daugherty, Buchart & Cole, Seattle, Wash.
The
are to be used to qualify the company
insurance carrier and to increase surplus.
proceeds
as
multiple line
a
and
to
its
subsidiaries
$19,039,716;
and
EFFECT
1971,
due
May
TO
due
1975,
due
Oct.
series
due
Dec.
1,
1982,
due
May
—
(without
have
and
par
(J. B.)
$25,000,000
.
value)__
Stearns
agreed
of
to
150,000 shs.
40.000 shs.
named
&
Co.
bonds
of
among
whom
under¬
from
the
series
set
1982
company
forth
550,000
Hornblower
J.
Hilliard
B.
Davis
Weeks.— 1,375,000
&
330,000
Johnston, Lemon & CTf_ 1,100,000
T.
John B.
110,000
Kaiser & Co
220,000
H.
Jones
Co.,
&
& Co
Simon
Stifel,
330,000
Inc.
440,000
Ferris
Swiss American Corp.
220,000
Suplee,
Foster
&
Corp.
Co.
550,000
Taussig,
110,000
Marshall—
™.
Robert
D.
&
Gradison
Granbery,
175, p.
Day &
__
■
Co.
330,000
Watling,
550,000
Arthur
So
Co
&
1,375,000
Wyatt,
1764.
class
691.650
B
stock
(par
of
$1),
class
and
A
stock
to
its
the
at
held
now
(the
Light Co.—Stock
&
Sold—A group
Approve
a
common
District
S.
reorganization plan
which gives
110,000
of
George
165,000
City,
control
to
a
referee in voluntary arrangement proceedings, at the
at Indianapolis, Ind.
The plan was offered on
of Kansas City and Detroit businessmen headed by
who is resigning as Vice-Chairman of the Board and
Court
group
Powell,
of
the
Executive
Committee
Riss
of
&
Co.,
of
Kansas
Mo.
Under
the
plan,
Mr. Powell will
become
General
plete charge of the corporation's operations,
is
immediate
group,
and which makas $1,000,000 i* new funds
announced April 30 by the directors of this corporation,
carrier truck line.
Next step will be to file the plan for
was
Manager
soon
as
as
court
in
com¬
approval
secured.
110,000
Neal
(par
change
Power
approval by the
Co.
When
released by final court approval,
funds will be utilized to
provide additional working capital and to make payments to creditors.
220,000
The
&
Waggoner
shares
shares
operating
new
a
110,000
So
The
stockholders
on
April 8 approved a proposal to
authorized capital stock
(par
$1)
from
300,000 shares,
to
stockholders
by
five
to be supplied by amendment).
Net proceeds of
will be applied to the company's construction program,
$46,000,000 for the balance of 1952 and li»3.—V. 175,
Approval of
U.
Union Sulphur & Oil Corp.—Stock Offered—D. Wein¬
berg & Co. on April 29 offered a block of 2,800 shares of
class A non-voting stock
(par $1) at $54.50 per share,
with a dealer's discount of $2
per share.
clasfc,
each
per
available,
Co.—220,000
Inc.
550,000
;_
Wright
subscription
for
of
price
at
Chairman
;
Webster & Gibson_
L.
for
share
and
bonds,
unsubscribed common stock at
share, less a dealer's concession of 50 cents
share. See also V. 175, p. 1803.
behalf
Inc.
—__
offered
issue
shares
Yellow Transit Freight Lines, Inc.—Direclfors
110 000
Co.,
_
Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson
Marache
be
to
mortgage
Reorganization Plan—
a
•
Co.,
Lerchen
first
702,486
sold the 80,534 shares of
550,000
&
_
220,000
So
——
Hallgarten &
H. Hentz & Co
______
Sons
—
Garrett
Yeatman
Inc.
Friedman, Brokaw So
Co.,
440,000
165,000
authorization
SEC
underwriters, headed by Smith, Barney & Co. and
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., on April 24 offered and
330,000
275,000
&
Co.—Financing Approved—
received
of
per
330.000
_
& Co,,.
Nicolaus
Power
28
1687.
$17.50
110,000
Co
&
to
Wisconsin
110 000
Showers—
I.
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Fahey, Clark & Co.____
Co.
$13,008,341 $62,327,858 $58,327,832
&
_
Starkweather
April
additional
one
financing
110,000
_
275,000
M.
220,000
Paul
Bogan
Inc.
Robert
Co.
1952—17 Wks.—1951
1962—4 Wks.—1951
1267 and 923.
on
stock,
of
2-75,000
220,000
&
Co
Joyce & Co
Sheridan
550,000
1168.
p.
competitive bidding, $12,500,000 of its
due
1982,
together with an additional
common
rate
275,000
Share Corp
&
175,
Grocery Co.—Sales Show Gaip—
275 000
165,000
Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Iowa
series
p.
'
&
company
at
estimated
110,000
& Co.___
above.—V.
Inc.,
Wisconsin Electric
subscription
550,000
Co
Caldwell Phillips Co....
F. Cassell So Co., Inc.
&
Secondary Offering — A
shares of common stock
—
6.000
$13,906,194
1687,
pp.
opposite
Co.„I__I
Indianapolis Bond
220,000
C,
Co.
the
and
Son
&
Glynn
Semler,
& Lovett
175,
The
the
J. Barth & Co._——
of
the
further
fundamenetal policy of the Investment
Williams Co.—Merger Approved—
B.
$330,000
Henry Herman & Co.__
J.
First
a
of
to
Corp.
of
Period End. April 26—
—V.
upon
managing
the
are
J. A. Hogle &
Davis
announced
29
agreement, as
the result
obtain agreement upon
mutual
Timber Co.
offering
Sales
11,450,000 shs.
below,
330,000
Cullom
April
on
130,000 shs.
12,000,000 shs.
purchase
—$4,413,000
R.
Winn
213,597 shs.
Bear, Stearns & Co.____ 4,412,000
Allison-Williams C».___
220.000
W.
See
names:
H.
Corp.
25,000,000
' 750,000 shs.
purchasers
amounts
Lehman Brothers
Burnham &
by
Graham-Paige
of
Weyerhaeuser
sell,
Bear,
severally
Heitner
Graham-Paige
and
terminated
been
inability
1,
1968—_
Brothers
Blewer,
corporation
25,000,000
due
♦Additional bonds may be issued under the
particular mortgage
compliance with the provisions thereof,
Shelby
have
30,000,000
due
Sell
(par $25) was being continued by Blyth & Co., Inc., on
April 27 at $70.50 per share, with a dealer's concession
of $1.50 per share.—V. 174, p. 1936.
13,000,000
—
pfd. stock
Paul
This
secondary
_
1980,
to
FINANCING
1,
due
Negotiations
—
that negotiations for the purchase by Graham-Paige of Westinghouse's
holdings of 515,000 shares of common stock of Baldwin Securities Corp.
Outstanding
$90,000,000
series
Corp.
Company Act of 1940.—V: 175, p. 1546.
PRESENT
1,
___
debs,
their
in
net
Electric
Westinghouse
Baldwin Securities Corp. Stock Terminated—
steps necessary to comply with
$4.50 series, stated value $100
per sh.
series, stated value $100 per sh,
$3.70 series, stated value $100
per sh.
$3.50 series, stated value $100
per sh.
Common stock (without par value)___
of
2193.
p.
$751,653
plan,
secured
400 000
($20
with
primarily in the transmission,
which it generates and pur¬
company
due
series
2%%
—V.
$664 nnn
1967
5*0
be
first
FINANCING
19#7
,$20
par).
to
additional
1.961)
30,
30,
common
Outstanding
'
•
new
the
of
mortgage bonds.
Series
of
gross
GIVING
1975
Detmer
,
the
SeoUfred
Pfd
company intends
additional
revenues
Huey, Schultz Co.
Davenport & Co
to be used by the company to
pay short-term bank loans (aggre¬
gating $150,000 at April
17,
1952), which were incurred to make
Improvements and additions to the
company's telephone properties,
and
to
pay
the cost of making other improvements and
additions.
Budgeted capital improvements of the
company for the calendar year
1952
are
estimated at approximately $625,000.
After
applying the
of
subsidiary,
a
gas.
common
stockholders
common
for
before
The
Chiles,
will
or
are
part
company's system.
__
2% %
of
Co., Inc., on April 17 offered publicly t» resi¬
Virginia only, 13,©25 shares of common stock
(par $20) at $22.50
largest
cash
to $84,517,215;
$13,745,347.
to
respective principal
of
shares
except
Tidewater
of
for
Co.,
of
prices
at
its
Lehman
Galleher &
dents
Power
company rs engaged
sale of electric energy,
writers,
"v
■
tendering stockholder that proportion of the
him that 100,000 shares bears to the total
tendered,
rounded
fund
share
filed
1
shares of
by
Quarter Ended March 31—
Profit
Power Co.
UNDERWRITERS—The
per
prices
made
tv;
3%%
Cum.
of
$26,053,000
carryback
$14.50
shares, fractional shafres
purchased, and fractional
be
Electric
the
of
program
Baker, Watts & Co
price
than
more
Union
CAPITALIZATION
it
1952
stockholders
of
construction
amounted
income
3%
$22,177,000
privilege
be
its
noon
Stock Exchange has
common
the
may
redemptions
to par.
i
declining
$4.40
'
offered
at
1982
sinking
V;.?>'■ VAV'V..- 'r' *•"
'
>.
(John R.) Thompson Co.—To Buy Its Stock—
that
made
feet
174,
Sales
as
subsidiary, Missouri Power & Light" Co., and to non-affiliated
utility companies, rural electric cooperatives and municipal distribution
1127.
p.
101.94%
be
may
contract with Sunray
gas purchase
cubic
857,000,
3>/4%
to
from
coupon,
subsidiary. Union Electric Power Co.
Territory served
includes principally St. Louis, M'o., with a population
portions of the five counties in Missouri adjacent to
St. Louis, and portions of three counties in Missouri near the
com¬
pany's Osage Hydro-electric plant.
The company also sells energy
general
up
purchase
••
.
3'A%
a
billion
318.6
May
on
494,642
New York,
State
company
through
1483.
p.
—
after provision for tax
the
time
to
Electric:
from
the
Incorporated—Reports Loss for Quarter-
_____
Special
from
provide
distribution
Investment
for
used
Y., will
Quarter Ended March 31—
Sales
bonds
BUSINESS—The
2102.
separate
1977.—V.
crebentures
with
'"•'First mtge. and coll. trust bonds:
with
share)
per
be
to
are
SEC—
notification
Schio
55
proceeds
171, p.
first
the
time
Union
Service Co.—Bids for Securities—
at 2
company
of,
par.
cost of
to
1980
Texas Electric
bonds
Authorized
Radar Corp.—Files With
The
offered
for
Esti¬
Tex.
Waitt & Bond Inc.—Sales and Earnings—
Inc.
EARNINGS—Operating
the
company
one
A
bid of 101,409%.
a
from
Corp.—Earnings—
$889,526, compared with $990,436 in the previous period.
First-quarter net income totaled $317,896, against $287,328 in the like
period a year ago.—V. 175, p. 520.
&
on
required by it for construction, the
of
of
Television
received
Co.,
downward
by the
with
—
award of the issue at
won
April 29
systems,
Staten Island Edison
March
letter of
a
of
Boston
redemption
chases
Stanley W#rks, New Bedford, Conn.—Files—
The company
Bonds Offered
—
and
Union
Securites
Corp.
(jointly),
Corp.,
101.3599;
White, Weld
& Co.
and
(jointly), 101.3469;'and Halsey Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.31.
104.94%
ranging
The group
on
were
&
First
Shields & Co.
In
with
$2.08
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be
applied
together
The
subscription
Earnings
funds
filed
24
$1.74
purchase group headed jointly by Lehman Brothers and
Bear, Stearns & Co., on May 1 offered to the public $30,000,000 of first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, 3J/4%
series due 1982. The bonds were priced at
101.931% and
toward
■
(Ohio)—Registers With SEC—
April
on
'
'
1,508,598
_
Of this, United's
cover
Refugio,
near
from Sunray Oil Corp. United estimates
billion cubic feet of gas in place in the field
parent, United Gas Corp.—V.
—V.
1792.
p.
\
Standard Oil
The
41,791,389
—
28,673,192 shs.)
cn
its
covering
$3,152,693
1,518,198
___
Union Electric Co. of Missouri
Regular
Net income per
$2,642,392
—
share
system
$2,735,000.
is
gas
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
285,000
—V. 174, p. 1104.
4,977,001
15,300,000
513,584
inc.
on
from
1.700.000
100,000
preposed purchase meter station for
Bay)
Field, offshore from Ingleside,
United's
which operates a natural gas pipeline system located in
Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Te«cas, plans to use the
additional gas to supply present customers.
The project will be fi¬
nanced by United out of cash on hand, or, if necessary, by borrowing
4,950,000
income
authorization
Commission
Power
United,
Alabama,
10,087,693
975.000
outstanding
Earnings per
1544.
Standard Oil Co. of California (&
7,592,392
on
to
a
Fish
with
1,214.5
1, 1951.
construction.—V.
3,875,000
Federal
from
(Red
facilities
the
were
of Nov.
1951
taxes
profits
income
Shares
order
an
taxes
taxes
based
taxes
Net
Extended—
SEC
income
of
cost
estimated
$24,981,738 $26,653,544
before
income
extend
Island
connection
a
there
that
as
is
obligations
1952
received
United will purchase the
Paper Corp.—Earnings—
sales
Income
Federal
extending to May 14, 1952, the period within which the plan for sim¬
plification of the corporate structure of the Philadelphia Co. system
might be amended to conform to the Commission's decision of Dec. 7,
1952.—V.
Net
debentures, series C, due Feb. 1, 1976,
principal amount through Bioren & Co.,
request
the
letter
a
5'/a'/<
of
Pa.,
Standard
Upon
of
will
day,
to
Corp.,
Quarters Ended March 31—
95%
at
Philadelphia,
The proceeds
April
on
covering $30,000
be
to
Mustang
&
'
Union Bag &
Southwestern Virginia Gas Service Corp.—Files—
The
per
the
The offering was made on April 23 at $26.50 per
See V. 175, p. 1764.
closed.
above.
class A stock and
shares of
two
appointed
construction
feet
Blyth & Co., Inc., and The First Boston Corp. on April 27
announced that the offering of 140,000 shares of common
stock (par $10) has been oversubscribed and the books
been
A.
increased
was
shown
be used for payment of current
working capital.—V. 175, p. 1650.
has
company
the
Tex.,
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.—Stock Sold—
$10)
ipar
have
series
incorporation
of
shares
stock,
Kinnard
Sold—Gearhart,
proceeds will
additional
for
and
been
of approximately 36 miles of pipeline to connect
transmission system with a new source of supply in an
underwater field near Corpus Christie, Tex.
:
The new line, which will have a capacity of about 130 million cubic
author¬
company
20,000 shares
preferred
common
2,500,000
of the
preferred stock
which
of
certificate
shares
the
amended
as
cumulative
to
number
shares
certain
series
dividend,
amendmen'
the
I,20*0,000
to
30.0*0 shares of
issued
$6
as
an
1952,
24,
of
be
may
incorporation
net
has
its natural gas
April 23 offered and quickly sold 23,000
(par 10 cents) at $1 per share.
on
Bank
United Gas Pipe Line Co.—Expansion—
The
for
shares of capital stock
under ndfre
security
National
Inc.,
into
stock.
B
registrar for 596,700 shares
stock and 298,350 shares of class B stock.—V. 175, p. 1545.
of class A
was
capital stock
.-Monday, May 5, 1952
.
.
Telephones,
Corp.—Stock
Transgulf
without
series
the company.
designated
company
Coast
Hanover
mated
debentures
1936.
1,
East
1945.
cumulative income
tThis
Oil
stock,
bonds may
mortgage
as
of
31,
Produc¬
(par 10c)
The
organized in 1945 to succeed to the
Inc., a subsidiary of East Coast
Service Co.,
which controlled electric utility facilities in the
company's present territory and elsewhere.
The company's system
served most of that part of Virginia lying southeast of King George
Court House and Bowling Green and between the Potomac and York
Rivers, including the following counties: King George, Westmoreland,
Richmond, Northumberland, Lancaster, Essex, King and Queen, Middle¬
sex, Gloucester, Mathews and King William.
Most of Caroline County
and
parts of Hanover and Spotsylvania Counties are also served by
the system.—V. 173, p. 1893.
*
of
of
share of class
one
stock.
conversion of $20 preferred
shares
298,350
common
Public
$10):
ipar
Following issue of the new common stock, the company
stock authorized but not issued nor reserved
no
issue upon
business
1,123,270
stock
preferred
$6
Natural
Co.
Cum.
have
ior
BUSINESS—The
A,
ser.
stock.
common
Outstanding
*$3,000,000
1965
Cumulative income debentures:
6%
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
$1)
each
change
all
of
the
one
The
ing
presented,
has
the
approval
common
of
some
of
the
largest
carrier operating rights cover¬
8,300 miles, had an excellent 10-year uninterrupted earnings
stretching from 1941 to 1950.
Following change in control
1950, the company experienced financial difficulties, and filed
voluntary arrangement proceedings on Feb. 29, 1952.
Principal mem¬
bers of the group then resigned as officers in favor of court-appointed
some
record
late
in
General
Manager
George
and
Kansas
of
group.
301,350 shares
the outstanding
as
creditors.
corporation, which holds
L.
City
Earl
Williams,
are
W.
Jack
known to
Winters.
D.
Merriman
be among
and
Lester
H.
those composing the
Briakman
new
of
ccntrol
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Volume 175
(1867)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE GF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Range for Previous
Year
•
41% Mar 15
113% Dec 24
4ye Mar 15
Lowest
27V* Jan
2
25% Jan
2
Aug
2
114% Dec 14
52% Apr
17
2
Sep
33% Jan
30
5% Mar
19
Oct 15
34
1
17
37
49
4
63% Sep
25
56% Feb
July 17
29% Feb
26
7% July 17
47% Jan 18
11% May
Jun
53
7
101% Nov
2
121% Jan
19
137% Dec
2% May 10
25
Dec
70
6
12
106% May
2
113
Feb
13
17
140
Jan
8
2% Jan
Feb
70
Jan
4
Apr 26
79
106y8Dec
19
14
104
6
102
Feb
13
85
11
11
Feb
5
28
Dec
91% July
9
Dec
58
Jan
20
10
86
52 y8 Oct
77% Sep
23% Feb
Jan
36% May
3% Jan
79% Feb 26
46% Jan 2 1
1
2
110
Jan
17
Jan
2
94
Apr
29
9
8% Apr 23
2
26%
26%
34
34%
*38
59%
59%
GO
60
60
preferred
5%%
53
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
l
8%
l
50
3%
8%
50 %
*50
24%
100
*107
108
100
*140
8%
50%
*50
143
24%
24%
107%
24%
107%
*140
7%
25%
26%
25%
34%
33%
34%
38%
38
38
595/8
60
58%
59%
59
59
I,400
26
26%
25 Ye
26
25%
26 %
8,900
8%
26
24%
8%
8%
8%
8%
50%
*50
50 %
50 %
*50 %
24%
24%
24%
107
107
*107
107%
143
*140
143
3%
3%
21%
21%
21%
*73%
74%
*73%
74%
l
2%
3
2%
100
*80%
81
80%
3
3%
24
*140
21%
*73%
74%
73%
73%
*73%
743/B
*73%
74%
10
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
13,100
80%
80%
80%
80%
80
*79V8
80%
600
78
*73
3
*79
*102
106
*102
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
100
*91
96
*93
96
94
94
*93
95
*93
4
21% Jan
8
*8%
8%
76
37%
8%
70%
143
*21%
76
70 %
600
80%
37%
l
10
4,000
107
2%
*73
No par
3,900
" *<
24%
21%
105
gtd
*140
143
3
105
Allen Industries Inc
106%
107
8 %
51
*21%
105
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
24%
100
3%
*100
5
8 3/8
*50'/a
2,200
.
21%
105
2
438%
3%
*100
Jan
8%
51
3,100
.* 34%
21%
par
77% Jan
34
22
par
1
26%
25%
*38
24%
100%
$2.50 prior conv preferred—No
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No
$4,375 cum preferred
No
38
41,700
34
3%
76
4,600
8%
*38
21%
37%
Shares
54%
26%
*3%
*73
54%
38%
*21 %
par
53%
117
34%
100
preferred A
the Week
34 %
5
common__
Friday
Ma y 2
26%
*38
10
w w„
52%
*140
143
Thursday
Mr.y 1
*115
7%.'.
7%
60
Corp__10
38%
■
Sales for
119
7%
38%
Vicksburg Ry
Mining
Corp
7%
34%
common
Allegheny
8%
53
*115
53%
119
*34
Alaska Juneau Gold
2
27
53
*115
119
7%
8%
26%
53%
53%
*115
119
8%
common__No par
Aldens Inc
85% Jan 29
3
Inc
5
4%%
54%
*38
4.50% pfd 1951 series
Alabama &
"53%
"
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 30
l
Admiral Corp
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
$3 preferred w w
Reduction
Apr. 20
"115
10
*.—
Addressograph-Multigraph
Air
Tuesday
Apr. 28
No par
.
6
May
67% May
18% Mar
14
22% Jan
74% Apr 24
2% Apr 24
79 % Jan
2
3
Nov
36% May 26
3% Mar
2
27% Feb
87% Jan
104
Jan
139
18
28
73% Jan 28
7
1
4% Jan
x78
9% Jan
50% Apr
5
27% Jan 23
May
Feb
80
14
Jan
20
May 31
3
29% Apr
24
3% Oct
19% Jun
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
Mar 12
100
—2.50
Co____
5
48
5
Steel
Acme
30
63
13
8% Apr 29
2
31% Apr 30
lliy4Dec 201
24% Nov
Mar 13
24
35% Jan
42% Jan
24% Jan 22
20 v*
ACF-Brill Motors Co
2
Monday
Apr. 26
._5
preferred (conv)__
cum
30% Jan
25 % May 1
x30% Feb 28
43% Sep
4%
HIGH SALE
Saturday
Par
Abbott Laboratories
10
24
8% May
36 Va July 12
Apr
Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
64% Jan
125
YORK
NEW
Highest
114y8 Jan
62
8
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1951
Highest
Lowest
11
69%
8%
76
36%
*73
*8%
8%
70
69%
69%
19
*18%
78
36%
37%
*73
37%
8
8%
68%
36%
3
100
6,800
104
*93
96
300
50
8%
67%
1,400
69 Va
*8
8%
683/b
800
38%
104
96
*8
67%
5,300
78
37%
37
104%
69%
3
7,700
Nov
8
5
*18%
*18%
18%
*18%
183/4
18%
28% Jan
4
37
Oct
17
32% Feb
21
36
Mar 27
Allied Mills
No par
35 %
35 %
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 y8
35%
35%
35 Ye
*23%
35 "4
1,300
37 y8 Nov
8
48% Jan
26
36
Apr
17
40
Mar 10
No par
37
37
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
37
36
36%
33%
36%
4,100
90% Feb
19
93% Mar 18
Allied Stores Corp common
4% preferred
92
*90%
90%
90%
53% Jan 22
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common__No par
43%
48%
Feb
9
Jun
25
54% Oct
13
89% Jun
29
107% Oct
15
46% Apr 17
95% May
1
34 Vs Jun
28
40% Apr
27
36% Feb
91% July
40
67% July
3
2
Mar 13
84
X101
113% Oct
1
98
Apr 24
2% Apr 10
3
5% Jan
3
15
41
Jan
23
16% July 13
19
Feb
5
2% Dec 31
Oct
36
34
Jan
Jan
25
41% Jan 18
21
73% May
88% Aug 31
107
28
94
Jun
4
165% Oct
30
16% Apr 29
141% Jan
9
49
Jan
2
66% Sep
10
60% Feb 20
13% Jan
15
17 y8 Dec
14
12% May
78
Jan
13
93
Dec
19
73
16% Jan
2
20 Va
July
Jan
22
12% Jun 29
2
Apr 29
34% Jun 25
102
July
6
10% Jan
10
2
Aluminium
3
Amalgamated
3 % Jan
35
Jan
2
18% Jan
11
x235
9
Amerada
9
Amer
16% Jan
2
American Airlines
Jan
2
3%!%
19% Jan
2
American
5% Jun
29
93% Jan
2
2
56
Apr
30
61% Feb
19
19
13
Feb
28
14% Jan
2
May
38
May
6
Jan
16
30
49% Mar 13
41% Mar 13
107
102% Jan
5
118% Sep
14
114
Jan
19
163 % Jan
163
Dec
27
x29V4 Jun
29
39% Jan
18
73% July
27% July
2
39% July
5
x45
18% Dec
26
21% July lo
Jun
179
Apr
44% May
35% Jan
73% Apr
79
23
Mar
12
New
5
6
15
143% Apr
29
170% Jan
22
1
54% Jan
22
7%
178
new
American
4%%
75
*73
73
*73%
29%
*28%
29
*45
*16%
23%
*89
105'A
45%
45%
46
17
16%
16%
Co
10
Crystal Sugar com
16
16 % Mar
7
18% Jan
9% May
1
12% Mar
1
May
45% Jan 10
58
51% May 15
60% Aug
41% May 19
50
Jan
9
9
Jan
2
51% Jan
10
35
35% May
3
4% May
American Distilling Co
May
2
1
Apr
21
Mar lu
22
7
American
Electric
&
American Gas
11
American Hawaiian
39% Jan
14
American Hide
6%
SS
convertible
preferred
20
20% Feb
26
22% Jan
28
American
International Corp.No par
Aug
8
24% Feb 21
19% Jan
4
21% Apr
1
American
Investment
19% Jan
22
17% Feb
19
Jan
29
96% Jan
16
99% Mar 29
20% Oct
3
16% Apr
20% Jan
90
3
78% Feb
24
11
May
84
11
Apr 24
10% Jan
25
17% Oct
3
13% Apr
24
15% Jan
8
41% Apr
3
64% Dec
7
51
May
1
64% Jan
24
94% Dec
31
106% Jan
31
97
Jan
3
3
13
Jan
2
7% Feb
25
19% Mar
1
12
21% Jan
8
15% Feb
27
Feb
23
7%
Power
&
& Std
Light
Feb
4
American Ship
53
Jan
29
Amer Smelt &
Jan
25
59
Jun
29
9
14
60% Mar
157% Feb
15
Jan
30
American Tobacco
3
119% Jan 24
116% Jan
107
2
29% Oct
18
1
American Water Works Co Inc
7
American Woolen common
95% Jan
22
Feb
7
26% Feb
13
Jan
30
119
Oct
18
96% Apr
2
52
Oct
15
3
47% Oct
8
42
May
40% May
23
82
109
16%
15%
15%
*23 %
£3
23%
23 %
23%
89
89
89
28 %
28%
23%
400
45%
46 3/8
47
47%
1,700
*15%
10%
16%
16%
1,000
23%
*23%
23%
90
*89
90
23
*89
700
•
30
103%
*240
270 y4
"240
270 %
*239
270%
*237
270%
*237
270%
*144
149
143 %
*142
146
*140
144
*140
144
38%
37
38%
39 %
143%
*38
%
38
102 Va
36%
103%
1C1 >2
104%
11,700
1
100
39
5,100
Friday
the Week
37%
Sales for
Thursday
30
Shares
May
May 1
6%
6%
G%
6%
63/a
6%
%■; *6%
6%
6%
*30%
31%
30 %
30%
*30 Vo
31'A
30%
30%
30%
30%
900
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
10%
2,400
9'%
9:%
9%
9%
9%
93'4
17,600
9%
10
9%
10
59%
59%
58%
59%
59
59%
58
*48%
49%
*48%
49%
48
48 Va
*47
*4%
*37
36%
5%
5
38'%
36 3/4
5
5
*36
38a/8
36
*4%
36%
*5%
37
36
5
37
36
4%
6
1,300
Va
58%
58 Va
53%
48
47%
47 Va
300
4%
4%
3,SCO
4%
35
35
35%
36 Vs
*31%
35%
7,600
200
35
36 %
4,700
5%
1,600
*73
75
*21%
21%
*21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21
21%
400
21%
21%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
*2034
20%
1,600
21
21
7%
$5
55% Jan 24
Anaconda
Wire
83
83
104
103
13%
21
6
•
*5%
*73
6
75
53/4
*73
5%
75
5%
73
10
73
13%
&
13%
19 %
18 Vb
18%
99
99
99
17 %
17 Va
173/8
17%
84
83%
83 3 4
104
13%
*83
13%
18%
*98
17%
*83
84
*104
13%
13%
18%
6,300
200
100
17%
19-,200
30
84
90
105
133/4
1,900
7%
♦73/a
7%
*7%
7%
7%
31 '/a
2iya
31%
30%
31%
30'/d
31'A
30V»
31
35%
*35%
35%
35%
35%
*34%
25%
34%
34%
343A
34%
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 va
24%
24 3/8
24%
9,100
16
15%
16
153/4
16
15 %
13
153/8
15%
15 Va
15%
27,400
172
*172%
*172 va
173%
*172%
173 %
>171%
6%
6%
158
43%
40%
*37%
"127
173%
6%
172
6%
43 'A
43
43%
*44
41%
158
373/4
129
6%
43
45
6%
43
44
40%
41'/a
40 vs
157 3A
153%
157%
*37 y8
♦127
37%
129
*37
*127
34%
34
34%
34%
24%
33%
35%
3534
36
35%
35%
35%
58'A
58%
130%
"130
13
12%
154
153 %
56%
/
56 Ms
58 y4
130%
12%
154
57
136%
136
136 3A
60%
60%
60
60'/a
*118%
119%
8%
27%
87
118%
x8
273A
87
*86%
No par
*70%
71%
1
20%
21%
20%
25
50
*97'A
43 %
99 %
No par
*103 %
18%
99
17%
7%
43%
*42%
41%
41%
*157% 158%
*136
*83
19
99
31%
8'A
com
Cable
13'/a
17%
7%
*43
56 %
103
18%
*98
31%
27%
Anaconda
46% Jan 30
84
5
prior conv preferred—
Copper Mining
1
17%
43%
*43
19 3/8
100
17%
100
prior preference
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
2
15%
*171%
6%
19%
*98
17%
No par
preferred
$4 conv
*103
19%
99
100
9% Feb
Mar 19
16
210
28 %
103
25
100
37% Jan
Apr
46%
6
153%
25
common
preferred
20
Mar 16
94% Jan
6%
American Viscose Corp com
5% preferred
10
8
28%
*453%
75
100
Tobacco
25% Apr 18
87
Apr 24
70% Apr 16
6
3
*28%
46
6
5
American Tel & Tel Co
66
28%
453/4
73% V'74%
♦74
*57%
*130
12%
100
100
preferred
American Sumatra
69% Jan 21
10% Feb
7%
11
138% Mar 28
28%
74%
104%
36%
38
American Sugar Refining com
1
75
76
129
6
3
5%
*37%
16% Jan
May
*73
*74
*127
34
35%
16
58
36%
38
25
133% Feb
7
*73%
75
300"
4
103
5
preferred—100
common
noncumulative
No par
17
120% Apr 16
No par
100
American Stores Co
Apr
46% Jan
Amercian Snuff Co
6%
100
5
No par
Co„No par
preferred
Mar 14
56
14
115% NOV 26
Building
Refg com
12% May 26
16
Sep
preferred
2
129% Jan
Jan
37y8 July
36% July
Apr
57% Feb
1%
No par
No par
153% Apr
78
July 17
14% Mar 28
77% Apr
2
36% Jan
*37
*7%
31%
*35%
25%
American Steel Foundries
163% Sep 10
68"% Jan 31
154
70
29
127
9
128% Dec 29
57% Apr
4
8
Apr 30
30% Jun 25
X93% Dec 27
28
36% Jan
34
6
23% Feb
9
Feb
32% Apr 16
*16%
9%
*13%
Sany com—No par
47
Mar
3,700
33 3
105%
6%
31
1.7
10
1
1
29
*6%
31
2
Co
American Molasses Co
24
38% Apr 27
73% May 28
34%
333/b
104
5
39% Feb
200
34
34
104
Amer Ead
1
3334
13%
Feb
150
90
34%
103 %
Products
American Safety Razor
138
24
34
6,300
13%
100
preferred
American
130
44%
5,100
103'A
4%%
American Metal
American Seating Co
9
31%
178
2,700
17
Jan
125 V*
178
2,400
29
37 Ye Mar 19
124%
178%
4,800
14%
25
124
126
500
2,600
r
52 Va
Jan
2
5%
14%
Apr
7% Jan
14
5Va
52'A
55
15
5
14 Yb
1
Oct
5
5'A
52
X
40
9%
14 Yb
6% May
42% Feb
39 "3
103 V*
9%
51
42% May
139% Jan
3314
lOG'A
10
14%
11
6
105'A
52%.
19
20
9%
14V«
26
Jun
105 V*
10%
52
Feb
37
33%
105 %
*10
14%
10% Jan
123% Jun
38%
38
33%
105 %
53%
26% Mar 21
158% Apr
5,300
39%
106
14%
49% Oct
19
GOO
53
20
Feb
47 %
14%
15
148
*46%
53%
Nov
9
46 %
13%
Dec
Jan
46
53%
7
5
46%
13%
31% Jan
Dec
43%
54
Metals
163
X143
4,900
47 %
*53 %
16% Apr
172
13%
*13%
Amer Machine &
No'par
15
80
13'A
No par
preferred
American News Co
17 % Nov
56%
13%
American Metal Co Ltd com—No par
No par
17
23% Oct 19
56%
13'A
*56
100
3.90%
Fdry com
Jan
12% Jan
2,300
56%
13 %
19%
&
36
3
16%
*97
17%
*33
preferred—
4
36% Feb
16%
1
7%
Amer Mach
No par
8
1,100
16%
16%
100
American Locomotive common
American Natural Gas Co
31% July 19
16% Jan
3
39% May
1
4
8
42% Apr
of 111
Co
17
8
35% Oct
103% Sep 25
No par
common
Jan
Jan
3
165
May
14% Jan
Ice Co
noncumulative preferred—100
34% Jan
26
30% May
32% Mar
104
6%
1
7% Dec
27% Jan
15% Nov 30
1
Products
American
20
2
59% Jan
127% Dec 28
50
American Home
17% May 24
30,500
56
\
49%
3
167
*89
60
29
Sep
12%
74%
13 %
nesday
*4%
18
23
12'A
74%
56
Apr. 20
*59%
Jan
2
12%
73%
13%
Tuesday
*48%
Jan
19
12 3/8
73
56%
Apr. 2h
1
7
1
1,100
10%
Monday
10
com
78
56
*23%
104 Ye
39%
10
Co
Co
Leather
&
9
73
30% July 2
32% Jan 10
l
14
24
July 16
70% Mar 28
...
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
Amer & Foreign com new—No par
14
Jan
63 %
*61%
16%
Apr. 26
European Secur
Feb
5% Jan 10
45
600
6,600
210
206
62%
16'%
Saturday
Par
American Encaustic Tiling
63% Jan
55
800
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Feb
17
24
Jan
42
10
5% Apr
Dec
8% Jan
86
177
23%
90
105%
STOCKS
22% Feb
11
10
100
:
Cyanamid Co com
NEW
3
11
343A
*73%
*28%
prior preferred
Highest
16% Nov
105
34%
100
149
7
39
34%
34%
*145
39%
32
%
73
2%
36
17%
44%
Fdry com—No par
American Colortype Co
Range Since Jan. 1
6
73
*16%
206'A
62%
8,300
*33%
17
2,900
75
100%
2%
2%
36
1,300
39%
*38%
31%
preferred series B'-lOO
20
3
2
179
conv
9
12% Dec 22
124%
178
*177
3%%
Jan
27
126'A
179%
100
25
270%
29% Jan
Dec
125%
178%
*240
9
x77
126%
178
125
preferred series A_100
11
2
125%
25
conv
Feb
14 y8 Jan
125'A
*56
12
*12%
2%
*333A
*16
199
63
5 %
3%%
32% Dec
29
5 yu
14
4
Jun
5%
125% Jan
2
17
5%
American
5% Jan
95% Aug 28
5%
1
preferred
Range for Previous
Jan
10%
13
2
16
10%
20% Feb
15
31
10%
89
Aug
23
39
106
10%
1
19
58% Jan
Jun
39%
103%
10%
5'A
Inc
24
180
6% Dec
39%
*105%
10%
5'A
Co
Nov
10
75
*46%
28% Feb
25
17
29% Jan
47%
30
289% Jan
2
47
15 % Apr
16
Nov
47
39%
106%
9
Jan
44
47
39%
*105%
22% Feb
21%Jan
62 %
5%%—50
16%
3
212
208
63
13 %
No par
,
215%
13 3/s
No par
Lowest
62%
56 %
American Chicle
Highest
209
13%
American Chain & Cable.:
1951
2%
17%
56%
100
98%
36
57%
13%
No par
73%
99
*16%
*56%
13%
preferred
733/8
98
*33%
16%
ser
39%
73%
17
16%
1
285
2
62%
38%
36
16%
8
6
Nov
215%
62%
95%
500
39%
2 5/8
II,200
16%
16%
48% Apr
19% Feb
Aug
5
214%
62
2%
48%
96 yb
*33%
10
32% Feb
8
217
25/8
48
96 Va
12.50
American Car &
294
Year
17 %
12%
common
18
4
Lowest
2%
3G
17%
73
1
36% May
*2%
*33%
17%
12%
1%
2
171% Jan
Jan
2%
36
73
2
Mar
*2%
*33%
*17%
214%
62
100
*:■
48 'A
96
99 3A
12%
42% Jan
26
X99
74
28% May
96% Jan
100 %
12%
21
Apr
99%
73%
Feb
99
99%
12%
Shoe Co com
convertible
preferred
7%
preferred
2
»
4%
99%
91
*90
91
473/8
74%
74%
American Cable & Radio Corp
American Can Co common
131% Aug
42% Jun 29
Amer Brake
1952
98 %
*90
97%
12%
7
2
111
Corp
preferred
74
*96
74'A
Jan
71% Jan
4
2nd
39%
75'A
98
50
common—2
preferred
Bosch
39%
74%
48%
100
13%
'
15
102% May
1
89
6%
39%
75
1
1
preferred
Bank Note common
American
39%
74%
5/8
100
common
conv
cum
American Broadcasting
44% May
32 % Feb 20
,85% May 17
33% Oct 19
2
No par
Corp
4
133% Apr 14
31% May
2
Jan
31% May
185
Petroleum
Agricultural Chemical—No par
22
6
May
1
50
1
Apr
12% Jan
9% May
2
7% Mar
Leather Co com
preferred
convertible
Apr
90
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
63% Feb
17% Jan
14% Apr
6%
Limited
98
39%
98%
125% Feb
92
48
98
75%
39
*75
of America
*90%
49%
98
39
No par
No par
Co
92
19
48%
100
Aluminum
66% Aug
44 y8 Feb
49%
49
*98
Alpha Portland Cement
16% May
114
*90%
4
46.
57
100
92% Feb
5
2
100
3%% convertible preferred
*18%
19
*71
118 3A
5 7 3/4
*130
58'%
130%
57%
*130
173%
6%
43
44
40%
158
119
8
8
8%
28
28
28%
18,800
670
100
50
35%
35%
35%
2,500
3 7 Va
129
57%
*57
58
•57%
130%
131
131
*130%
57
60 Vi
119
8%
28'A
13
153%
700
5j
100
132'/a
154
13%
14
1,300
153%
13 Va
154
28,900
12,600
563/8
57
56%
57
1*35%
136
135%
126
680
59 V4
60
12,100
118%
119
58
*118%
8
27%
87
*87
71%
*70%
71%
*71%
20 yb
201A
20%
20%
20
87
41%
35%
•37 y»
*127
20%
88
30
44
158
35 %
126%
8
40 %
157%
4,600
583/4
28%
*43 Va
33%
135'A
*118%
1,300
37%
154
*118%
40 %
4,100
12 J Va
1533/4
56%
43 Va
158
6%
43%
33 Vs
153%
5'6%
10
175
6%
! 43%
6%
43
37%
153%
60%
400
128 Va
13
136
1,300
8,500
33%
123/4
60
39%
V/b'
33%
12%
56 3/8
43 y2
158
*7Va
34
37%
129
12%
135%
6%
42%
7 y2.
87
*86 Va
72
*70%
59%
119
8
8
28%
273A
87
88
71%
*70%
20 yb
20y8
98%
98%
99
99
99%
99%
*99
433/i
433A
43%
43%
43%
43%
42
42%
42%
413/4
42%
413/4
413/4
41
41
26%
26%
7,200
260
873/4
71
4,400
2034
130
99
43
42
4,000
Yb
99
42%
100
43%
42
150
8%
28 3A
43 Vb
33,100
40%
41%
710
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
x25% Apr
3
99% Dec 26
47
Sep l(j
31 % Apr
3
34% Aug 20
110
64
Jan
25% May
13
102
49% Oct 16
13
16
8% Jan 22
5
27% Nov
46% Apr 25
60
For footnotes
Apr
May
50% Apr
Aug 15
»ee page
1
15
41% Apr 17
38% May
1
Sep 28
13% Apr
4
5% Oct 22
Jan
22.
18
2
18
31% Jan
2
105
Apr 25
53% Jan 10
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson
6.25
No par
Clayton & Co——21.5o
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
10
20
3
A P W Products Co Inc
-5
59% Jan 24
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
50% Jan 28
24% Jan 24
6% Jan
26%
106
42
39%
39%
*16%
16%
*104
5%
*5
*104
42
*5
*52 %
53'A
26%
100
26%
106
42%
39%
30J/4
39%
17 y2
*i6y2
5%
*5%
42%
393/8
*16%
*52%
26 Yb
"104
42'/a
42%
53%
51
17
53A
52
25'/a
*104
26
106
25%
•105
25%
106%
39%
38%
39 y2
16 Ye
*16%
42 yb
42%
39
393A
38 %
17
16 vb
5%
*51
5%
*5
51%.
51
25 Va
5%
51
5
50%
3,109
106'/a
43%
42%
*16Va
25%
*105
42%
42%
17
5
50%
.
3,100
4,800
100
300
1,300
12
The Commercial
(1868)
and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 5, 1952
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
7'/.
1 --7
NEW
8
277a Jan
22
51% Jan
29
3572 May
1
41% Jan
30
Armco
18
8% July
12% Jan
9
107a May
1
96
76 Viz July 20
Dec
10
59% Aug
8672 May
12 7e Mar
96
1
46% Jan
3
91% Dec
7
104
Jan
5
92 7a Jan
3
109% July 17
120
Aug
8
110% May
7
19"% Feb
13 Va Feb
22% July 12
28% Oct
Jan
28
Apr
1
1
11672 Jan
22
1672 Jan
22
17% Jan
3
Jan
12
9
23
8y8 Dec
Mar 13
57
Apr 30
8
15
9
Feb
8
2
2574 May
2
2672 Jan
17
1
23% Mar 25
May
Oil
&
Associated Dry
20
Nov
7
24% Oct
2
91
Nov
28
101% Sep
25
91
Nov
21
Oct
11
91
41% Jan
3
68% Dec
4
66
89
98
1874 Feb
20
Feb
,
2
Jan
,
28
Jan
22
.
,
98
Jan
>"'/ 5.25%
,
*
72% Mar 24
Friday
May 1
18 vb Jan
61% Jun
29
Jan
92% Jun
8474 Mar 31
4
54% May
10
217a Jan
7
25 7. Apr
21
29
Feb
7
75% Jan
9
98
Dec
17
96% Feb
28
107
6
72% Jan
9
105% Jan 17
X937a Jan
2
82
4
25
X25
737z Feb 27
51% Jan
80% Sep
4
60% Jan
83
2
3
237a Oct
2
Aug
Aug
20%
207b
20 MB
20
2074
20
2074
207#
207s
36%
1.700
367B
37
367a
36%
35%
36
36
37 7#
10%
10%
10 %
21,500
10%
1074
10'/2
107a
10 Va
10 Va
10%
21,800
87%
877a
86 Mz
86'a
8672
87V4
1,300
50
50
51
3,200
88 7a
111
88
507a
51%
x50
50%
98 7a
9872
98
98 7a
*9874
98 Mz
110%
111%
*110%
111%
11074
17%
51%
88
51%
98%
88 7a
*98
*1774
17%
17 7s
17%
177b
"4
87a
8 7B
8 7a
8 7a
111
*1774
8 7.
8
50%
*98 74
98'/4
110%
1117a
1117a
150
177a
*1774
177a
600
8
8
8
110
8
287s Sep
12
43% Sep
May 23
267a May
Apr
*25 7a
25%
*25%
25%
'25%
25%
25%
25 72
2574
18%
193/,
25%
19 7.
900
17%
18%
17%
18%
17
177a
17%
18%
17,700
193/4
2,700
——1
19%
19%
•
197a
92%
933/8
937a
9372
70
100
91% Apr
xlOO
Atlantic G
70
19%
19 Mz
1934
193/a
197#
*1974
*93
9472
94
94
93
93
*9272 .1 94
*92%
93%
93%
93%
94%
94%
70%
/
7174
70
7072
70
70
197b
94 Mz
'•
197a
92 3 4 >93 V2
95
*69
*94 Ma
7072
28
13
120
25
31
31
26
Jun
7% Nov
<
18
34 7i Apr
l
18
108% Apr
28
Jan
11
24 7z Feb
4
107s Jan
29
15
1
Preferred
26
18
16% Jan
10
8% July 10
11% Jan
19
14% Dec
31
15% Sep
12
Aug 23
678 Jun
8% Mar
25
43% Jun
2
157a Feb
Pnwripr
1
17
153/4 Jan
73/4 Feb
47
23
Apr
Feb
prior pref
AufnpiJi'
16
43
807a
54 74
533/4
53%
>54%
707a
54'%
24
24%
243/8
247b
2474
f24 V4
94 J/4
-
18
95%
94
98
107
106
107
95%
107
79
:
80
80
4,200
"r81
17,400 ;
1.2,800 1
54V4V 54%
*
97
92%
107
24%*
93 34
106
106
24%
;• 1,200
96 74
9474
*105 Va
12,200
10,.
No par
\"6%
100
($1.20).
.
*15
No par
82%
83 va
82 Mz
84
82
8172
81
99
99
83%
99
99%
98 7a
99%
97%
26%
97'%
263/4
26%
98 Mz
98 34
690
26%
26%
26 7a
26%
26 7b
26 va
26 3/a
26%
3,900
35%
1,200
Cantben~Co~orAmer—5
82%
8072
"
'15
*7%
77a
43%,
8
*123/8
*43
35
110
26
27
6%
>
6 74
10,400
6 7s
*15
15%
*15 Mz
1534
*7%
*12%
13
7%
7%
*4234
3534
7
433/8
7%
7
*42 Mz
12 3
7
43%
15
7 7a
127s
500
7 7b
21,400
43
43
.
r.ioo
•
'
.
13% Jan
30
7
28
15% Jan
22
10
2
247a Jan
17
17% Feb
20
227a May
£
45% Nov
17
367a Feb
20
4272 May
9% Dec
24
Jun
15% July
34
July
15-
Jun
28
59
277# Jan
16
18
14
63% Sep
74% Jan
30
Oct
88
2
17% Jan
2
3T
2
43% Jan
3
28% Feb
Jan
15 % Apr
31
367. Apr
87
7
3
May
1
2
22
Bangor & Aroostook
1
Convertible 5%
Jan
18
Barber Oil
30
197« Jan
10
Barker
30
2
47z%
1
Corp (Delaware).
20 y2 Apr
8
974 Feb
21
107a Apr
29
16
36
Jan
21
Beatrice Foods Co
10
94 72 Apr
8
7
July 19
103/< Mar 13
14
29% Jun
35
16
99 7a Jan
Feb
20
22 3/4 Jan
7874 Feb
21
14
82
19
Sep
12
12
Apr 17
Feb
15
30
Jan
33% Jan
3
,
i
Jan
7
14 Vs Dec
14
12
17% Jan
~2
23% Feb
947a Mar
July 23
3272 Apr
313/a Jan
153/a Jan
28
3
X917a Feb
9
Shoe
Iftc
(A S) 43/4%
14
pfd.
Beech-Nut Packing Co
933/1 Apr 29
& Howell Co
preferred
Bendix Aviation
59% Feb
10
457a Apr 24
553/8 Jan
32% Dec
29
29% Jan
14
Beneficial
5
87% Oct
26
87
19
2
2
32% Feb
1
267a Mar
7
293/4 Jan
17
37% Feb
5
29% Mar
3
>■
2
60
'•••/ 17a Jan
Aug 21
y4 Jun
29
Jan
30
138% Dec
27
155% Feb
16
l63/8 NOV 23
21l/4 Jun
21
46
80% Dec
91
31
14 y2 Apr
18
2
4672 May
337a Jan
Aug
7
J*OV 28
787# Mar 13
*
4
Best
7
84
197a Jan 23
Jan
2074 Jah
14
31
Loail
Foods
1
■
;
19
68
79%
80
79 Mz
79%
7974.
79 74
81
81
1,100f
15 7a
15%
1,600 :•;
79% v 79%
15% •?. 153/4
(Del)
Birmingham
Electric
Co
'
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
2
40% Sep
4
15 % Jun
25
20 V8 toep
19
13% July
177a Jun
39
'
r
1951
Year
Lowest
357a May
16%
feD
1
NEW
39%. Mar 12
Black
Blaw-Knox
30
YORK
15
&
Decker Mfg
Co
157a Mar 15
17'a Apr
23
Bliss
1874 Apr
14
217a Jan
14
Bliss.& Laughlin Inc
51% Jan
28;
Boeing Airplane Co..
^
13
44% Jan
2.
14
33% Feb
20
27% Dec
6
44 74 Jan
9% Sep
17
16,
Jan
15
13 % July 23
19
Jan
17
9 7 Jan
46
12
July
12
Jan
22% May
;
31
(E
W)
Co
107a Jan
*16%
82
30Mz
jjook-ot-the-Month Club Inc
9572 Apr
23
3
143/4 Feb
21
Common
4772 Feb
21
5%
5
407a Jan
10
29% Feb
20
257a Jan
2
Jun
29
16
Apr
17
.1072 Apr
24
143/4 Jan
2372 Jan
3
40
July 23
317. Jan
11
3674 Mar
4
177a Jan
2
13% Jan 7 2
19 y# Oct
;
367a Sep
11
3472 Mar
2
3
3
9
157a Apr
33
Jan
277.
7
18
Mar
5
25
353/4 Mar 12
Apr
11
4072 Oct
19
Dec
28
105% Jan
17
95
26
5072 Dec
20
4972 Feb 20
53% Feb
16
Jan
19
13 72 Feb
16
12
Jan
7
1278 Feb
14
Brown
&
3
.53
Jan
7
5572 Feb
7
Brown
Shoe
18% Apr
21
,
48 % Nov 29
11% Jan
49
2
Mar 13
17% Dec
•
5
19% Apr
2
122% Dec 14
■
62
May
23 y4 Jan
25% Dec
x50
29
4
Jan
Jan
17 y2 Feb
27
27
21
126
26
26
91% Jan
76 7a Jan
8
45 Va Jan
41-
32
27% Feb
8
31
63% Oct
3
13% Jan
2
10% Jan
19
118 >/4 Dec
28
133/8 Feb
Oct
47% Feb
23 74
100
Feb
14
Jan
31
84% Jan
87 Va Feb
26
76
11
17
147a Jan 29
Jan
75
Dec
19
7% Mar 15
2172 Jun
101% Jan
19 % July
29
8
2
Oct
15% Feb
88
18
Feb
Feb
31
457a Feb
4
18
2872 Mar
25% Oct
22
2% Jun
29
578 Feb
10
2
117a Sep
29 y4 Jan
21
8% July
217« Nov
10% Oct
8
30
917? Dec 28
33
13% Apr
108 7a Mar
41 y2 Jan
2
48
Feb
15% Jan
4
20
Aug
21% Jan
2
48% July 18
17% Jan
2
16
6
14
6
237a Sep 10
55% Mar 7
17% Mar 22
16
Jan
2
19 Mz
Aug
2
147/a Jan
26
17
Jan
3
4
257. Apr
4
247a May
27a May
1
common
17
17 7s
177a
217a Feb 20
11 Va
17
56
24
Apr
3
V* Jan 23
55 % Feflb
11
May
1
16 3A Jan
31
167a May
1
187# Jan
30
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35%
35%
3572
16%
'16%
I6V2
16%
16%
167a
167a
17 7a
18 74
1874
18%
18 74
1874
47%
46%
47%
46 5/a
-
1874
47
47 1
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237a
35 Mz-
36
35%
35%
35
233/4
23%
237b
23%
23
7%
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3,500
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31
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35
23 7a
227a
23
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2,700
1
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1,400
3,800 1
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67 3/a
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6,100
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1374
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11
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11
11
common
42%
26 Va
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107a
11
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1
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26 7a
n
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423-4
167/a
17
1634
17
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31%
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54
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18
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124
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14
16 3/a
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par
18
18
173,4
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137a
118
85
119
Canadian Breweries Ltd.^
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No par
25
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common
x
104%
38 7B
167b
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90 MB
85
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85
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85
18
17%
13 7a
16
17%
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120
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121
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1274
127b
xl2
12%
80
807a
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33 7a
80
113/4
12
113/8
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253/a
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274
27/a
7%
77a
73/4-
22
213/4
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22
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24
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16
4
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7.800
13%
700
121
122%
79
117b
1174
79
22
117a
22
22
30
22
22%
2,200
24%
25
3,500
22
253/a
25
24%
25%
24%
2%
274
2%
2%
2%
77a
7%
77a
772.
23%
2372
23%
22%
97a
97a
97a
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9 Mz
23
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2%
7,600
73/4
7,400
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23 74
900
9%
9%
4,600
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47
400
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93%
93
93
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47
47
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367a
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17%
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104%
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1
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22 3/a
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60
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35
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12,000
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85
17%
80
2174
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105
600
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38
34
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400
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14
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106
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106
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12
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42
31
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1274
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79
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125
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79
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120
33
34%
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14 7a
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177a
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79 7a
Cannon Mills
163/8
125
14
79
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85
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143/8
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1674
90%
91
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47
500
1734
39
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54
24
317a
100
54
173/4
42
Ry Co..
1,700
54
23%
387b
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred..
No par
Canada Southern
200
12
17%
307/8
•
2,500
54
24%
317a
;
53 74
12
24%
397a
*22%
*53 72
52
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12'/a
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39%
10
52 72
12
17%
313/8
Co
52 Viz
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3,400
243%
- 313/8
11%
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5272
1,000
31
102
17%
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100
517a
*51%
30%
30%
24
12 7.
Capital Airlines Ine
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
51%
*101
1774
5
participating preferred
30%
31
243'4
42
118
30%
102
17%
43%.
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31
*10072
54
*42'%
100
30 Viz
317a
54
431/,
__50
30 34
102
24
(79%
preferred A...
317a
18
preferred—
100
Butte Copper &r Zinc
5
Byers Co-(A M) common—No par
Capital Admin class A
3074
*100
547a
042
Bldg 7% pfd
prior preferred
4,500
4,000
12
14%
.1
167/«
34 74
12
78'/a
;
16%
34
12
14 %
;
163/4
34 74
51 %
100
1
163/8
34
12
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,
167/a
513/4
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1674
1,400
24%
125
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10%
34%
127a
79
I
2,500
527a
12
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1478
100
200
10%
52
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i
26 Va
5 17b
No par
Inc..
43
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10 %
1674
317s
—No par
Co
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26 7b
10%
34 7a
/
30%
102
..No par
1
42 %
26 78
52
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54
307a
31%
102
52
127a
54
31
3174
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102
4272
11%
a
60
17
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42%
26%
11
11
34i/2
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,
42 3
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26 7a
107a
16%
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,
67
33%
42 Mz
*26
341/4
5
4-Mz%
$3
38
v
the Week
Friday
May 1
117a
-7
517. Jan
*35%
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 80
51%
117# Jan
11
PRICES
Wednesday
11
18
403/4 Mar 31
SALE
',:v; Apr. 29
51%'
Apr
20 74 Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
'40
11
24
,
22 Va
5134
__i
4
*20 74
> 673/8
*94%
95%
__5
14
22 74
*2074
11
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
._5
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Jan
*20 7i
22va
•
AND
50 3 4
Califprnia Packing Corp
4 7 % Apr
22%
>-7*2074
1,100 ;
9,900 y
11
Callahan Zinc-Lead
95
80
5172
2
19
*79 7a
6834
17
14
80
33,600
15%
s
22
Feb
*79 7b
;
11
Jan
437a Jan
81 Mz
68 3
37/a Jan
21
80
827a
•
517a
107# Jan
93/8 Feb
15 7b
117a
40
Adding Machine,_No
Jackson
•15 3 4
16%
.15
Byron
1574
>'>74,900
517a
,15
Butler Bros common..:
7%
16%
,
48%
439%
687a
No par
com.
Terminal
conv
16
17
47%-
51M4
100
Terminal
5%
139 7a
47
6874
100
preferred
Bush
139 72
517a
2.50
Inc
preferred i
Burroughs
46 72
139 72
68:,/4
1
92
29"
Co
Bush
30 7a
48 7a
1397a
515/a
772 Apr 30
227# Jan
2
•
46% Feb 26
5
18
108 72 Jan
16
Jun
81% Feb
14
10
July 11
3
26
61
12
2
207. Feb
38% Dec
52
May
133/4 Jan
1
15
16% Apr 22
327a Feb 20
Feb
35
17
104 74 Apr
July 24
10
Apr
7
1378 Jan; 30
117a May
1
78 y4 Jan 12
21
4%
372%
1,000 i
68 %
Burlington Mills Corp common____l
14
125% Jan
Co
Watch
30
410
23,300;,
27
687/a
i_5
preferred
Bulova
30 va
-
1%
>
11
conv preferred..:
Bigelow
(The)
30
'
95%
17a
27
139%
Mz
"36%
;
•
51%
Corp__No par
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
18
Apr
187z Jan
28
3
$5
m%
95 7a
1-%
27
68 V2
15
preferred—
Budd
20%
96
172
27
x473/8
17
5
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Bucyrus Erie Co common
7%
*95
/4
17a
27 va
11,
No par
preferred
Brooklyn Union-Gas
cum
k»aj
517,
2.50
3%%
923/4 Apr
2
117a May
3
Bristol-Myers Co
5%
.4
17a
27
493'8
17 78 ^
100
Briggs & Stratton
84
26
Apr
7
14
193a Jan
27
Jan
Apr
40 3/4 Feb
8
Apr
8
109% May 15
25% Oct 13
34
25
12
13
19 y4 Oct
14% Apr 22
79 7. Jan
118
9
28
7
33
11% July 17
135
Mar 13
Feb
26
3772 May 1
157/a Apr 16
=v
May
18% Oct
6
Jan
Dec
Dec
54
Feb
387a Jun
82
3
23
77
17% Nov
4
Apr 14
53% Jan 21
123
;
12772 Aug 20
18%, Jan 24
137a Dec
23% May 24
37% Jun 25
357a Feb
101
9
wi...
Briggs Manufacturing
30
^U-/2
110
loo
r
Brewing Corp of America.
Bridgeport Brass Co
38% Feb
11
3,400 '■
V »81
RR—
Bearing Co
Airways Inc..
x92
34 7. Feb
6,000
33%
15
Bower Roller
3072 Apr 24
203/4 May
2
4674
33%
__5
wi
preferred
Braniff
453%
3378
-
1.25
,
common
preferred
Boston & Maine
9
45%
33 Va
139 7a
/
•
8
793%
45 7b
33%
*16%
2274
14
*92 Mz
9.^4
45%
17
7%
93-'%
i
33%
17
14
1,000
45%
17%
23%
22%
*92'/a
177,
7%
,
1,3007
*21%
33%
363,4
14
2,500
15
22
•
100
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp
3 72%
82Mz
*36 7a',
1,700 *
-.*'=■■30^
4,200 *
11%
15
'60*
'
29%
11%
143%
'
.
4574
3672
237a
II Mz
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12 7a
2,800 i
32
29 74
487a
,17%
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367.
127a
*31V2
139 7a
...
>
12%
143/4
30'/a 730%
141
16%
7
817a
31
2174
1%
Apr. 28
*35%
'
*ll3/6-'
817a
29 7a
143'a
277a
49 Va
l83/4
117a
123/8
22 va
lMz
v
47%
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14%
27 7a
48%
*187.
31
29%
*
80
19%
9334
v
140%
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'
31%
117a
'
98
33 Mz
14i7a
•
13
!
29 Ma
•10,200 t
V
' 900 *
734 74
193/4
82 7a
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■
34
*96
19%
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120
1,400
1074.
45 7a
30%
.
82%
21%
1%
v
97
.19%
22
273/8
*2074
3472
97
10
93%
..
227.
347b
20
15
17
1
Borden Co
53
70 7. Mar 20
8
Mar
*14%
35
97%
*31
31%
2938 i 297a
11%
11%
;vV 22
30%
17/
13
*31
177a
r__No par
1
4
3
9
53 y4 Feb
class .A
6
617a Jan
12
*81
Monday
*36%
No par
493/4 Jan
8
29% Jan
Co
89% Jan
19 72 Jan
24
273/4 Jan
Ami
117a Mar
/Feb
817a
95
1%
Apr. hi
5
Class B
2
11% Nov 26
12
Bon
8
103% Jan
24% Jan
4
20
,
'27
82 7.
*2074
5
Brass
Bond Stores Inc
9
27
Nov
2
1174 Jan 25
14% Jan 21
.''.96 ".!
12%
49 7a
49
*140%
_1
Aluminum &
71% Mar
29
89
39
297. Jan
23
20
Bohn
52% Oct
6
58% Jun
Jun
2 '
7 % Apr
13% Feb
*34%
97%
.33%
95
17a
__
3
34 %
*93 Mz 7 93%
27'/«
307.
'
^
95
"When issued"
38 78 Mar 28
21
34 "2
157b
33
17a
2.50
Feb
36%
*20'/4
10 7a
2074
•
22%
■i.J ,4
'277«
No par
7
41 % Sep
*36
20 Mz
10 7b
»29.7a
14%
33
*92
..No par
Co
16
56
363%
20 72
10 "2
817a
Saturday
17% Jan
2
*3674
21
1034
*96
'
*217/8
:
46%
Par
,
22% Dec
2
36%
21
107a
11% ' "113/4
*
22
46
STOCK
2
July
36%
2178
LOW
26
3u% July
157a
.20
;
31%
'29 74
93 %
*323/4
No par
EXCHANGE
l«v4 Jan
2
15 Mz
10 Va
STOCKS
Highest
14
157a
13 7a
*31
>
297.
ll7/8
•
Range for Previous
32% July
15%
82
13 7b
130 >
153/4
363/4
»
-
2,400 k
.
68
*21
34%
*817a
V
13%
31%
147/a
22
No par
com
82
19 >/4
•.
153/4
207a
-
19
*67%
v
*3674
96-
93 V2
7% preferred*
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
11,700
19
68
20
__l
42 Mz
19 7a
67%
96
1
...
42
19%
•67%
34%
IIV2
10
common
%
193/4
67 Mz
207a
•
41
19%
677a
98
__5
Corp
Bethlehem Steel
28
1872 Jan
41 Mz
423/8
20 %
V 677a
10%
*31
297.
-
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co__18 pesos
22
1433/4 Jan
41%
417a
19%
2174
*81%
/. 137.
Cum
547a Jan 30
1
13972 Apr 29
157# May 2
4278
'4i%r4i%
*66 Mz
107a
100
*
Best & Co
25
337a Apr 30
9672 Apr 22
174 Mar 1
25
131,000
217a
__l
common
474%
10
iy8 Jan
13,400
22%
10
.10
32% Nov
10%
217a
34 Mz
,
20V2
L.l
Bell
26% Jun
1074
213/a
*96
10
....
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp..."
29
Jan
21
10
100
25
21 % Jan
Jun
10 %
21,
21%
28
46% Jun
77
10%
217a
*347a
preferred—100
r».ino
10%
21
363/,
common.—.2.50
7%
107a
*36'%
__1
-7 V:
.
10 Va
213/a
363/4
12.50
7%
1078
203/4
157a
18% Jan
13
7%
107a
*367.
28
Feb
v..
i
■
217a
•
81
157a
Beech Aircraft Corp—l
Beech Creek RR.
„50
19
20% Jan
9
Beck
10
8
28
■
I
:
203/4
80%
No par
common
convertible
Beaunit Mills
■d43/a Jan 21
1174 Apr
7
■
~
3% %
4
28% Apr
197a Mar
preferred
Bath
19
14% Apr
25
30% Jun
.
10
Iron, Works Corp
Bayuk Cigars Inc
337a Apr
Mar
....
10%
2174
;*
■
67 7z
*66
10
common
9
Nov
7
..
50
Brothers
8
37% Feb
'
.
10Mz
217*
423/8 "v
20 Va
>
100
77a
103/a
21
413/8
'
.50
common
preferred
17
107
27
29
7
113
Corp
Baltimore & Ohio common,
100
4% noncumulative preferred__100
Mar
89
89
T) Inc..
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2
413/4 Apr
227a Feb
38
2
Nov
777a Jan
20% Jan
68
(fe
Babbitt
22
12% Jan
10
19% Oct
78 "
Apr 23
1174 Jan
2872 Jan
2
19% July
31% Jan
96
.
6573 Jan 11
Jan
9'/4 Nov
97a Jan 30
Apr 26
Feb 20
?
100
-
I
10
%
*
1.100
77a
7
*4272 v 43
•
3U0
12%
4
7 7b
1
300
6 74
14%:
I
60
29%
6 74'
7%
*12%
77a
110
*2674
*6%
=
*
*109
6 3/a
12%
7
143%"
V
35
'109
30 34
7%
77B
36
109%
127a
!2 %
7
35%
109
*27
15%
■
127a
*43Mz
*6Mz
153/4
35
108%
30%
*27-
63/4
*15
■
34%
1083/4
30%-
*6%
ft
77a
"
preferred—.....No par
3474
108%
*26 7a
3072
6%
*123/B
3
common
34 74
108 3 4
34 v\
110
15%
473/4
•
600
83 7.
34^
*108;,/b
*267z
-20
Rp
conv
9474
106
82
160
707a
99 7.
83
267a
No par
series A
Mfg Corp (The)
$2.25
95 Viz
107
""99
pn
Automatic
Avco
*104
74
1J0
95
,
(voting)
Tack
Conv
3
2
May
82%
53%
24%
25
B._
Corp
Austin Nichols common
5
Jart
7
7
series
convertible pfd
Atlas
14
127a Apr
8
4%
3
97a Jan
80
54 Va
21%
5
Common
3
774 Jan
1474 May
1 *■
517B Mar
18
Mar
31
8172
54
24%'
100
common
$3.75
80%
81
547.
*243/8
1
Atlas Corp.
30
674 Apr
Refining
Apr
4472 Jan 30
11772 Jan 30
24
Sep
733/4
*54
10
I SS Lines
W
&
30% Jan
1
—.—50
———-50
Atlantic Coast Line RR——No par
A tin.<2
Jun
108% Dec
!
Preferred
Atlantic
1,400
25%
Atlantic City Electric Co
Apr 29
170
19 7<
6%
Common
>
2
Shares
2074
36%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
82
55
68% Oct 31
50% Nov 30
the Week
May :1
25%
2nd preferred/
100
Associates Investment Co.——.10
•
Thursday
-
1st preferred—
'
23
Sales for
Apr. 80
_2.50
Inc——
Goods Corp—
Common
20% Jan
7
9672 Jan. 16
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 29
Refining Co.——1
Industries
Ashland
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 28
20%
20%
367.
367a
107a
1077
88 7z
88 72
5174
517.
*98
987a
* 1107a 112
*17 7a
I77a
87.
87.
Steel
Arvln
HIGH
Monday
Apr. 26
;
5
Corp..;
-—-10
Armour & Co of Illinois com
0
$6 conv prior preferred
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
No par
No par
$3.75 preferred
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp...
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc——No par
5
99
x50
16
26
15% July
Par
Argo Oil Corp...
2
July
AND
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
19% Jan
36 ya
LOW
STOCKS
11)51
Year
Lowest
50 %
50V2
*49%
50%
500
22 %
22
22 va
22 Va
22 Mr
55
*54 7a
55
*54
700
55
100
11%
12 7a
11 va'i
11%
11* 7B
12
6,600
17
17%
16%
17
177a
177b
2,300
r
Number 5113
Volume 175
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
13
(1869)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year l'J51
lllVa July 17
103 Va Nov 23
30 V* Jan
7
34
107 % Apr
9
Feb
?
20
37
53% Jan
28
% Apr
29
Apr
2
58
Oct
13
43% May
18
W Jan
2
25 y4 Aug
17
21% Jan
f 35
Jan
5
45 %
July 13
39% Jan
10
45% Apr
2
9% Jan
2
13
Dec
10% Feb
20
12 Va Jan
7
1
23
27
"
"
6
25% May
30
Nov
Mar
6
3
47% Jan.
Feb
13
99% Jan
155
106
43
2
58 % Aug
52
152
Apr
12
143
116
Jun
18
•14 % Jan
2
20%* Sep
21
15% Jan
3
17% Oct
3
18% Jan
2
20% Jun
6
8% Jan
2
10% May
1
7%
2
4 %
.3
2
20% Mar 12
3
Jan
19% Jan,
9% Feb
7% Apr *30
2
24% Feb 23
17% Jan
7
3
57% Feb
23
47% Jan
17
53% Feb
3
10% Dec
21
10% Jan
29
llVft Mar 26
36% Dec
13
36
112% Feb 15
104
9
Jan
32 Vb Jan
4
101% Dec
22
16
Jun
29
25
15% July
28% Mar
2
13% Jan
26
2
33% Jan
25
14% Jan
27
100
Feb
20
18-% May
16% Apr
17
2
21
Feb
Central
3
10
Jan
1
58 % Feb,
5
14% Jan
*33'/a Apr
6
40% Feb
7
34
May
1
42
Feb
23
32
6
22% May
1
29% Feb
%
%
150%
150%
41 Va
of N J class
18%
18 Va
16%
20%
20%
16%
20%
7%
7%
,
*
'7%
7%*
.;
21%
21%
21%
21
21%'
51%
5Q%
51 Va
50%
51
10%'
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
36V\
36%;
*25%
109 Va
*108%
109%
108%
18%
18%
17%
is
18
18
18'/a
18
17%
36
36
17%
18%-
-5
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
19 %
19
19
19
10
9%
*87/a
9%
.5
*44%
451%
44
45%
43
1
15%
15%
15
10
15 V©
*34%
35
*34%
»
*24%
25%
*24%
No par
*1Q2%
6%
*102%
103%
1.25
5
*31V2
*81%
Belt. Co„i
—
20%
7%
*20%
7%
39 Va
*141
40
16,300
144
101%
102 Vi
18'A
102%
I8V2
18
6,600
4,400
16%
16%
20%
203/4"
7%
; 71%
7%
7%
20%:
20%
20'/a
20%
1.000
50
49
49
50
50 %
2,000
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
4,900
36%
*
361%
109%
17%
18
*17%
*108
37
*36 Va
16%
3,800
38\
700
17
1091/4
107'/a
U6%
19
17%
17%
18%
2,600
177/u
18
18%
1,600
10,200
108
40
,16%
167%
16%
16Va
*18%
187/g
18
Va
18'/a
9%
*9
400
3,100
*17%
19
V
120
5,600
104rVa
16%
'20%
17%
9
150 Va
50
*103 V4
21%
*36
19
*9%
20%
*16,1/4
20%
1,100
50%
*150Va
39V4
17%
16%
*108%
17
19 %
/
18%
10%
108%
18%
.
36 Va
*108 Va
,_No par
Chain
20%
Violeta Sugar Co—-—9.50
Certain-Teed Products Corp
1
,18%
18%
16 94
16.100
222,200
144
*49%
18%
*16%
8 i
38%
101%
400
%
104%
*141
16%
18% :
16 Va
7%
40%
144
4,100
44
*437/8
49%
1031/a
110
35'/a
35 Va
}50%
49
107 Va
'107
'
*103 Va
102%
,51 %
-
50
South West ^orp
39>/a
107
*150
104%
*141
*21'%
-
50
-■
41
104
107
49%
*103
145
103%
20% >20%
par
A
>142
145
103%
18%-
7
26
49%
16 Va
j;
common—_>
!
100
Light
preferred
50
104%
40%
,,-.41%
103%
103 %
v
151
497/8
>103
104%
*142
145
103 %
,5
'vto— -No
41
41%
*142
11150
50%
50
*103%
Va
a
150
150
50%
6103 %• 104%
100
.„l,
B
4
98
lu
%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3'%% convertible preferred—1(^0
8
Nov
16% Apr
21
17,800
20
Central &
18% Oct
26 Va
50%
.—iJNopar,
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro de Pasco Corp
2
26
1,49% 150
,
preferred series R-vto——10Q
Hudson Gas '& .Elec—No par
2
41% May
26
10
——u_—
Central RR Co
58% Oct 30
25%
10
Central Illinois
17% Jan
900
26%
Va
5
Apr
11%
,7«
15% Feb
■
43 Va
11%
26
2
8
26 Va
42%
11%
26%
Apr
18% May
26
43 Va
11%
27
Feb
18
26
*42 V4
11%
26%
40
May 11
11% Jan
25 Va
43%
27 Va
Aguirre Sugar Co„_.>
Class
26%
43%
26%
109
-
26
*11%
common—12.50
8
15
26 %
27 %
24
18% Jan
43 Va
11%
Apr
17%'Dec 27
2
Nov
8V2 Jan
19
Mar
44
,
44
common-
%
44
11%
Corp
4 Va
44%
*44
43 Va
preferred——_—___100
preferred
*
44 Va
26%
Central
18
44 Va
12
Jan
•
45%
35 Va
43 Va
43%
preferred series A_l00
5%
35 Va
26%
conv
4
35 '/a
11%
Central foundry Co__
Central of Georgia- Ry
233£4 Mar 27
16 y« July
39 Va Jan
107%
3 5'/a
26 Va
'
14
*106%
35%
Corp of Amer coni__No par
2nd
Central
107%
35 Va
*43%
%.
5%
*106%
35 Va
"41%
Celotex
19% Jan.
2
17 Va Jan 28
17% Mar
16
26
110% Jan.
1
107%
35'/a
43%
4.207?————
Shares
May 2
*106%
26%
^
the Week
Friday
May 1
35 Va
1
common*-—
Thursday
Apr. 30
106%
12
new
Sales for
Wednesday
44
preferred
Celanese
2
150 Va Feb
15
Apr
*
7%
Preferred
51% Jan
101% May
Jan
Co
TRICES
'
12
Caterpillar,Tractor
12
Apr. 29
——,—„——
I),.
(J
Rights
Mar 31
104% Apr
38% May
2
105% May 24;
140
"
,
142% Jan
55% Jan
8
-, May 24
5
98% Dec
43% Jan 10
138
Case
18
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 28
35 %
m
preferred" 4% series______50
Carriers & General Corp—___
% Apr 26
151% Mar 31
%May
•
% Apr
Conv
HIGH
Monday
106%
Clinchffeld & Ohio Ry_100
Power & Light-.:—No par
Carpenter Steel Co25
Carrier Corp common..
10
Carolina
i
46
1
,
Par
Carolina
22
Apr
AND
Saturday
Apr. 36
,
EXCHANGE
Highest
104% Jan
35% Dec
29
LOW
STOCKS
YORK STOCK
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
*8%
91%
9
900
9
400
44
41%
43 '/4
41%
42
42
42 Va
6,500
15
15 Va
14%
15
14%
15%
147/8
15
9,200
35
34 Va
35
-34%
35
34
34'%
*54 1/4
25'%
24%
24%
23%
24 4
221/4
23 Va
23 Va
*102 Va
103%
102%
102'/,
%
%
34%
*
'
900
Champion Paper & Fibre Cc—
*
25
Aug
107% Feb
2
5% Aug 10
9% Jan
16
2
38% Oct
15
30% Feu
Dec
97
29
3
Jan
28% Jun
Apr
38% Feb
7
11
14
2
35% Apr
84 / Feb
28
2
V
8
33% Jan
2
81% Jan
4
16% Feb
20
19
; Feb
13
22% Jari
18
Feb
9
15% Feb 20
17.%" Oct
29
33% Jan
9
18% Feb
20
21% Jan
5
38% Feb
2
28% Apr
17
32
12% Jun
29
Jan
16
7% Nov
v
26
Mar 15
.
27% Nov
7
14% Feb
5
9
V
19
19
Apr 1
4
Mar 14
■
1
7% Feb
15% Jan
28
26
12% Mar
9%-Jan
4
Feb
19% Feb
4
24
Mar 19
'59% Feb
x39 % Feb
27
49
Feb
$4.50 preferred-
20% Apr
26
32% Feb
20
39 Va Apr
45% Apr
24
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No
Class A
28
Nov
24
28% Mar
15
Jan
37
Dec
29
52% Feb
40
(The)
Chic
Milw
St
series
5%
Paul
A
North
&
&
Pac
preferred
523/4 Oct
55
Feb
27
27
70% Sep
61% Apr 28
73
Feb
27
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com_No par
$3 convertible preference—No par
61% May
3
49% Jan
9
59^4 Apr
26
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR„-No
80% Dec
26
94% Feb
9
81% Jan
11
Feb
8
12
19
16%
►.
24%
23%
24
24%
20 %
20%
21 %
41
41 Va
417/8
18%
18 7o
19 %
9.800
39%"-
38%
387'a
38
33 'a
37%,
37%
38 %
38 Va
6,400
46%
*46
45%
61%
61%
58 7 8
88
88'%
46
*60%
62
59%
v
12
*11%
15%
15%
3% Dec
28
8% Feb
8
3% Jan
15
4
Va Mar 12
1
3%
3%
3%
5
19% Mar 30
10% Jan
26
13
Mar 12
U'%
11%
15%
3%
10% Dec
89
15
12%
15%
11%
Copper
2.5
•
Range for Previous
v\{
Year 1951
*
.
Lowest
:%%%,/.-;
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
1
3
40
Dec
31
37% May
1
93
Dec
27
107
Feb
26
94 % Jan
2
102
Apr
9
30
Jun
29
38% Apr
27
31% Mar 15
36
Jan
2
'43% Jan
8
57% Dec
11
54
64
Apr
26
C
l$0%Sep
10
114
Jan
28
Cities Service Co—
11% Jan
18
9
Jan
8
Oct
15
92
Jan
21
28% Jan
4
31% Jan
413/4 Jan
10
Cincinnati
4%
88
88 Va
88
'
38
Machine Co„_10
34 Va
34%
15V4
14%
15 Va
'24,800
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
700
15%
15%
15 Va
15 Va
500
3 Va
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4,900
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
39
39
3n %
38
72
73
Va
-
*38
74%
.—No pttr
62%
64
10
102%
38%
341/4
1,000
11%
75Va
100
Va
14%
-40
73%
HIGH
SALE
74%
38 %
100
38 %
12
2,700
140
39
*37
74 Va
75%
29,500
PRICES
Sales for
Apr. 30
28
100
15.100
15%
Wednesday
100
Va
v
11%
12
.Apr. 2!l
"*
38
88
Tuesday
*99%
17
com
—_
—
89
15
59
%
1,600
■61%
57%
Apr. 28
10.0
Gas &. Electric
preferred
*60%
571/4
Monday
Apr. 26
46 V4
46
a
56 Va
lo'/4
LOW AND
Par
45 7
62
7,000
15%
3
'
Saturday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*60
58%
*87%
*15% ,16%
40
74%
75 V2
45%
62
57%
20,600
*11%
*11%
,
STOCKS
NEW YORK
Highest
15%
*39
40
75 %
25
.14%.
46
45%
*60%
59'4
88 Va
*
15%
1G
%
58%.
12
Chile
2,100
18 »/4
10
Chrysler Corp
8
C
7%
20
—No par
25
7'/4
41
Lines—No par
76% Mar 31
8'/,
19V4
Air
48% Jan
8
1,900
21
Cab-
1
3,600
42
Chickasha Cotton Oil
27
13%
18%
Chicago Yellow
68% Feb
13%
20%
8
37% May
13'/4
41 %
6
14
13
19 %
26
13
13%
21%
Apr
Feb
1,200
13%
42%
Jan
50
30%.
19
12% Feb
82% Apr
29 Va
20%
18
2
19 %
29V»
41
1
65% July
19
28%
19% ?
1
38% July 31
18%
29%
38%
59%
,7 88
"U
*39
16%
18%
29%
*19
42 Va
15% May
25
16%
19 la
1
21%
11% May
preferred,
Co—
16%
400
19%
16
convertible
16%.
34,300
41%
16
5%
16 %
19%
*30
21
Jan
common
167%
30
8%
13
Co
13,300
24'%,
8%
19% Jan
Childs
16 7/b
24)4
8%
19
South
1,900
17%
13%
24
&
3,300
24%
82
17%
13:%
11% Dec
Chicago
lSVa
35
82
18'/a
13%
16 % Dec
16
83
34%
82
17%
19 %
88
15
Apr
35%
63
3a%
82
8%
*46 7% 46V?
*60%
62
100
34%
17%
35
*29 Va
200
6Va
317/B
18
16%
30
6,300
6 Va
*30%
35%
13%
20%
39 Va
59
20%
*29%
13%
8 %
21%
42%
38%
17
20
17%
20Va
5,500
103
>102
82
5
%
61/4
23%
Va
V?
24
31%
6%
31 Va
82
24%
par
preferred series A
conv
24%
20
100
29
5%
24%
13%
8%
21%
41%
No par
38% Mar 28
89
18
102 Va
102
6 %
*6%
*30
18
85
18
6%
317%
35 Va
,
4
*82
18 Va
29V/2f'"29 V2
No par
com
6%
*'30
,
35%
35
35 Va
85
19%
.
pfd__100
noncum
Western
58% Apr
43% Oct
12
=
*
7
32
24%
y
—
5%
67/8
*3,1%
18
preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
Class BJ
1
1
1__No par
Chic
7
32
117%
Chicago Great Western Ry com—5.0
5%.
104
*
35 %'
par
:
—
Chicago Corp
•-*
26
25
15
:
Cab Manufacturing
Chesapeake Corp'of Virginia
13
16
30
17% Jun
39% Jun
■
Checker
25% Mar 14
17
-
24
27
May 24
20% July
12% Jan
V\ Apr
8% Jan
34% Feb
23% Feb
27
14/
104
1
27
90% Jan
26
80
18
Jan
6% May
%
Common
37%
Thursday
37%
the Week
Friday
May I
May 15
-
Shares
2,100
37%
37%
37%
99
99 %
99% *99%
33'
33
*33'/a
33%
2,200
"63%
61%
63
62%
63%
9,900
100%
97
100
100%
34V»
34
34%
33V4
33%
63 Va
64
63
637a
63 Va
101 Va
103
98%
100
100
38
310
*
Jan
22
Cincinnati Milling
I T Financial Corp—
"
84% Mar 28
8% Jan
3
•
85% Jun
'
94
27
27% July 31
32% Mar
16% Dec
27
21% Jan
Dec
28
100% Feb
15
38 % Apr
9
53% Feb
14
'87*
;
140
Oct
75
Dec
155
25
11 7
7
26
Feb
Apr
14% Apr
25
42% Jan
4
50% Nov
7
6
111
Jan
5
30% Jan
26
38
Oct
18
Nov
30
74
Jan
31
38% Dec
28
44'% Feb
5
67
V
41
Mar 15
28
24% Nov
89 % Dec
Sep
10% Mar 15
99 % Apr
7
City Investing Co
30% Mar
•
City Products Corp
29
17% Jan
74% Jail
Apr
14
155
Apr
4
5
48% Feb
8
2
47
21
53% Apr
.
25% Jan
2
18
2
16
May
130% Jan
138
94% Jan
3
8Q
132
Jan
12
102
860
Jun
7 100% Feb
25
23% Jan
29
19% Jun
29
26% Feb
3
36
Oct
26
42% Nov 29
85
%
136
36
*35
32 Va
30
31%
29%
30'a
4%
Cluett Peabody & Co com—No par
29%
Iric
Foods
cum
common
copv
77®
preferred
100
*134
4%
cumulative 2nd preferred—100
Co
tThet
,_No par
106
—
Coca-Cola
40
Jan
4
2
95
Apr
8
22% Apr
9
3
1
22% Feb
7
Colorado
Internat'l
59 % Mar 27
Colorado
Collins &
&
Iron.
No par
19%
20
noncumulative
1st
4%
noncumulative
2nd
Jari
2
40% Feb
1
39% Feb
1
Jan
11
Columbia
13% Jan
15
Columbia .Pictures
22
X15
Apr
15
11
4
15% Sep 27
65% Mar 19
12
Feb
26
59% Feb
42% Jan
5
62
3
61% Apr ' 4
Apr
&c Southern
$4.25
Gas System
Columbus
2
23 % Mar
Ja n
2
44% Jan
30
57% Feb
4
67
Commercial
30
Apr
35% Jan
26
22% Apr
11
33
21
Commonwealth
Ohio
-
*135"
81
80
60
4%
7,500
28 %
1,600
28
104%
20
137
*135-
80
200
;
84
*82
>800
104%
10514
*800
3,200
105
*800
41%
42
41%
42 Va
95
94%
94',4
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20 Va
20%
2C%
20%
■
19%
197«
19%
19%
19%
19V
19%
20
59
20
■
%
58%
54
54
55
53%
53
53 %
*52 %
59
58%
■53%
105
*94 %
58
41%
'
"94V4
41%
41%
*94%
95
42%
58%
59%
58
58%
59
/
53%
53%
54%
56
56%
52'%
52%
53
54
53%
35 %
35%
34%
35%
34%
34%
34 %
347a
34
3 4'/a
32%
15
IS'
15
15%
12%
35%
35%.
35 Va
35%
35%
34%
35
15 Va
15%
15%
la'
13
13
13
13
..
20
127a
12%
127 a
62 Va
*59%
2,100
10.000
900
'54
54
4.400
95
53 "4
54
35%.
59
56 %
1,070
1,010
Elec
4
02 Va..
*59%
4
34%
35
33%
33%
34
15
15%
15
15%
12%
12't8
12%
12 Va
*59%
v..
4,100
'
62
4,200
34,000
1,300
62'A
*59%
52%
52%
52%
52 5«
51%
52
51'/4
52%
50
51%
50%
52%
3,900
22
,
22 Va
22 "a
22 '4
22
22%
22
22 "4
22
2 2 V4
22
22 %
6,500
"41%
41%
411%:
41%
41 %
41%
41 Va
41'A
41
41%
41 Va
41%
66
661/4
66%
67
22%
23 Va
23 "a
23 Va
22
*61%
_No par
Southern
&
■
No par
Commercial Solvents
7
137
>135
86 Va
4%
'
Inc
Co
20% Jan
*94'4
95
*53
common.—No par
Carbon
:«
81
*53
cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian
137
105
2.50
'
B
28 Va
137 "
83
100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
.28%
106
100
pfd
pfd
28%
105
100
Ry com
28 %
3,200
19%
85
21
19%
4%
'■
4%
29'.4
14,'iOO
19%
19%
861/2
4%
*81
42%
20-'4
2
'/4
4%
*800
20%
54% Mar 27
19
86
4%
70
30
-30%
30
29 Va
95
417«
%
20%
56% May
19%
87
*86
82
No par
8
19%
29%
478
106
1051/2
*800
42
42
a
■'■■v
42
*41
...
,
Corp
2
*135
136.
*81
83
*94%
Jan
Class
136
136
*
V 106
*800
com__No par
Jan
1
*81
29
29
29
2914
No par
Aikman
Fuel
No par
Corp
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
$3.50 preferred——
Jan
32% May
69%
32
Clopay Corp
34
600
68%
42
871
15
35%
*41
20%
28
210
35%
41
4%
28
3,400
36
41
20
16% Oct
52 %
108%
42%
32
79
52%
108%
*41
87 Va
35% Dec
*76%
IO91/2
42%
4%
35% Dec
79
52%
52
*108%
*41
20 %
4
170
42 Va
87 %
11
1,700
*145
"41
19% May
...
*35%
210
45
stock._50
41
22% Mar 10
35 %
20%
28
*75%
52%
108%
/ 4%
Feb
79
52 %
108%
*85%
2
2
351%
*76%
79
52%
84
70%
31%
15
900:
84
*68%
4%
900
45
170
*145
108%
20%
29
19% Jan
52 Va
108
170
14%
15%
70
guaranteed
10
30 "8
44%
69 %
gtd
1,200
9 Va
98
84
V4
71
18% Jan
19
*70%
*145
151/4
*70
7%
38
51% Sep
79
52%
51%
170
87 Va
22
'
July 31
39% Apr
4
*76%
79
*145
20%
Jun
58
"76%
170
*145
170
*145
*85%
109% Jan
116%
44
_1
12% Jan
Jun
84
71
RR
39
25
4
44%
*70
Pitts
19
25% Jun
83'
44 Va
71
27
18
82 %
44%
36
24
56
9
84
44V4
36
Feb
8
84
44%
44%
108
Mar
10
35 % Jan
85
*84
45
30%
*70
Jan
87
85
44%
4
Apr
88
*84
20
108
54% Mar 17
61
Jan
37% Jan
100
*96%
30%
*30
30,900
99% .101
;;''^Va
97%
50
Coca-Cola
5
16% Jun
41 % Feb
10
18
1
7
14%
preferreed—100
4
1
18
55% Feb
Dec
3
May
Jail
14%
7fi
r 9V4
'
2
32% Jan
28
15%
98
91//
9.7%
36 %
4%'/«
6% Jan
27
147u
*
'{36
Clinton
Jan
91
15%
9'4
Molybdenum——_No pqr
Climax
4% Apr
'
15%.
15%
•
-.1
Special
1
36% Jail 29
3
*15 Va
51%
41% Apr
23
30 %
108 Va
&
18% Mar 18
30 Va
51%
Cleveland
81 % Apr
30%
*107%
71%'Feb 20
16
30%
_-5
Graph Bronze Co
27
30%
par
Cleveland
,
30 Va
par
23
1
30%
!_No
42 % Jan
29% May
90%
preferred—100
4
26 :
*97 V-
%
Illuminating com_No
$4.50 preferred
Apr
28
806
Elec
9%
99'J4
Co com—.100
37% Jan
7% Dec 21
Jan
Cleve
*9%
*97%'
*30
1—a
noivcumulative
5%
7
9*4
99%
;_No par
C C & St Louis Ry
lOO7*
9'4
*97%
*97
City Stores Co common
4)4%
convertible preferred
C
100 Vn
9Vi-
974
100
Clark Equipment Co
102%
99%
*9%
5
common
preferred—1
35% Apr 29
'
65% Jan 14 >
13
36% Feb
5%%
18
76% Jan
110
105% Mar 12
34% Apr
17
5
88% Jan
84
Jun 28
xl00% Nov 29
130 % Dec
1
109% Jan
24
31
3% Mar 24
29% July
90
May
x80% Apr 15
42 V Jan 30
140
Feb"
7
5
xl03% Dec
,
97
5
*59%
63
62
Combustion
x36 % July 11
45% Jan
29
19
40%
45 % Jan
8
61% Dec
22% Jan
8
32% Aug
32% Dec
7
30% Jun
2
Dec
28
32% Jan
14
7% Apr
29
10% Feb
18
Mar 10
28% Jan
-2
27% Jan
2
Nov
30
31
2
11% Feb
29% Nov
,
3
Dec; 27
6
9% Jan,j
27%
33
6
,25%
Ma
r
34% Mar 24
Engineering
Superheater Iric—
No par
66
67
66%
67
66 V4
67
66%
60%
25
25 Va
24"
25'4
23%
24%
22%
237 a
25
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
32
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
11.600
preferred
25
Conde Nast Publishing Co
No par
Cone Mills Corpl—
1
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc——No par
*33 %
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
33V8
337«
33%
33 78
33%
33%
5.100
$1.32
Co
Edison
Co
com
convertible
22%
Dec-
Jun
18
21 % Apr
19
23% Feb
25
Jun
29
35% Jan
20
28
18
31% Feb
7
7% Jan
25
13% Oct
9
1
12% Jan
25
2
33% Dec
20
27
35% Apr
10
Consol
3
103% Oct
2
28
3
%
7%
»
v;.
7%
30
Jan
105% Dec
Jan
33%
Feb
Xl06% Jan ,2
No par
*28%
29
Coppermines Corp
5
Edison of N Y com
No par
7%
8
Consolidated
$5 preferred
109% Mar 27
Consolidated
24
Jun
29
104% Nov
16
115
Feb
3
98% July 19
107
Feb
10
13%
26% Feb 24
2
19% Mar
10
July 17
45% Jan 11
Feb
2o
12
Feb
27
112% May
1
Preierred
4%%
97% Jan
>
19
102
9
Preferred
4%
106
•4
7%
V/8
-7%
7%
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25!
t
2,600
22%
22
22 V*4
22
22
22%
22%
22 Va
22 %
.2,400
28 7
a
28%
28%
28%
28'
28 %
8
'•
7%
77„
34%
34%
34'B
34 %
31'
108%
108 Vi
108%
26%
26 J4
20%
'26%
2o%
113%.
112%
112%
102
102
102
30
32% May
2
Consol
31% Dec
27
16
Feb
5
9% Mar 11
10% Dec
14% Jun
31
18
Feb
3
9
25
21% Feb 26
34% Mar 8
2
113% Mar
27
110
32% Jan
x95
'
Nov
2
16
17
Jan
2
92
Oct
24
32% Jan
2
90% Oct
29
106% Oct
31
42
24
21% Mar
99
Jan
Jan
31
Mar 24
16% Apr
15
34% Jan
2
Jan
2
102% Jan
2
3
102
11
31% May
16
2
Jan
17
16 Va Apr
25
99
5
May 28
45 % Dec
106
%
28% Jan
July 31
106% Jan
91
9
Jan
5
4
3
8 Va Apr
16
Ajlg 16
16% Feb
15
25
13
17
Jun
21
23
footnotes
see
page
110% Mar 20
22
certificates
pfd
of
107
111%
11114
111 V4
*100%
101%
101 V4
101 1
13%
*10%
-5
13%*
98
Feb.
7
% Jan 22
'
Feb
18
Feb
8
10% Jan
21
117
18% Jan 16
Continental
$5.50
Baking
Continental
Cap
Ipc
$3.75 preferred—-
$4.23 preferred—1
1108%' 108%
1,300
26%
6,300
13'4
13%.
13%
*10^4
11%
*1G.%
56%
571;.
56'%
57%
56 %
57 %
2,700
31%
31
31%
31%
31%.
30%
31%
31%
32 "a
5.300
31
31
31%
*31%
'•■31
31
21%
32%
10%
10
10
10
10
10%
9,
9
9%
9%
9%
9V4
9 %
9',,
17%
17 Va
17'4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'a
17
108
3573
35%
108%
108%
108%
109'
107 %
108
107'/a
107%.
35%
357„
108%
103
*
-
33
33%
33
33%
33
33'.4
103%
*102
103%
*102
103%
16%
16%
92
92
45%
46
No par
*97%
98 %
.——No par
*112%
113 %
8%
8%
*16Va
17%
•
16%
.92
45%
96 V*
113
8%
*17
31%
10
10
*102
common—20
Continental Cop & Stee.l Ind com—2
5'U convertible preferred
25
35%
108'a
1
1,800
11 V»
9%
35%
100
150
13%
13%
*10
,
112 Va
103%
13 %
57%
9%
1
U2','a
*102
13%
10%
10c
13'V
36
57 Va
31%
^___No par
—
11,100
26,900
*10%
10%
Co com—No par
,,
800
7%
34%
11%
*30%
tl
_100
preferred—.
109
28 "...
7%
31%
13%
31
109 %
19% Jail 23
102
31%
108
preferred
*112
103
31
35%
4%
112
31
*107'%
8
112
*101'4
53
*108%
2
103
58
34.50 preferred—
—No par
$4.52 preferred—No paxContainer Corp pf America com—10
Jan
13 %
*107„
11%
4
26 V4
58
Consumers Powe? Co corn—No par
37
a
7%
58
36% Jan 29
103% Feb
.
15
Vultee
8
108
107 :!i
*110%
deposit_<—
Stores Inc
Aircraft
34%
26%
Textile Cq Inc
4
4.
35
26%
Consolidated
109% Apr
108% Apr
.
7")-a
26 Va
19% Jan. 29
12% Jan
Retail
34%
*28%
8
10794
Consolidated
43
92
pfd
7% :
7%
100
-
6.%
.
26 Va
Consolidated
42% Feb 21
21
2
:
.*107%
Grqeers Corp„—1,33 V3
RR of Cuba 6%
34%.,
1
14
Apr
96
Oct
Jun
32% May
11
1
May
114% Dec
8
For
Jan
Consolidated
Laundries Corp__
Consolidated Natural Qas
10% Dec
29
Consolidated
16% Jan
:».
100
4
3
29
*28 Va
%
100
B
C_„
64% Feb
28
'
Oct
18
11% Jan 23
series
Series
22
31
30% Jan
14
1,800
7-*a
25r'a
22:!»
&
30
Dec
34% Mar 21
101% Dec
Apr
34%
No par-
56% Apr
25
102
27% Feb
Light
com
13 ; Apr
10% Jan
3
22% Jun
30
Elec
of EiUt
2
■
—No par
;
Ga$|
Power Co
25 % Jan
1
61% July
Jan
Cigar—
7%
00
26
7%
26
22
'
7% May
7%
'
25%
7%
26
22
Consolidated
6
1.500
7,700
10
No par
Credit
X32'
a
102
35 7
3
4
3,2%.
102
11".
17%
*10%
11
1,200
10%
900
"0
9%
7,200
17%
17%
14.700
3 5-'a
7,600
9
35%
3.5 7
X35.V,
JOS"a.
108 %
108! h
109%
10e,%
106%
106%
106%
140
33%
31%
32%
5,800
32
101
103 %
*100
102
780
20
17
16%
16%
16 Va
10%
1(5%
16%
16! a
16%
4.800
92
92%
92 %
91%
92
91
91
91
91 Va
230
45%
11,700
46%
96 Va
113'%
8
%
17%
45T;8
*96%
*113
8%
*17
46'/8
97%
114
8'%
17 Va
45 Vi
97
40%
9.7
*113:%
114 '.2
8 31
8%
*17
17
45 Va
°96
45%
98
114%; 114%
8%
17
8:%
117
45Va
*96%
114
98
114
110
310
8%
8%
2,500
17%
17 !4
200
14
(1870)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, May 5, 1952
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Previous
Range for
Year
Range Since Jan. 1
•• '■
;/
•
Lowest
STOCKS
l:»nl
♦.»«»
Lowest
,
12% Jan
lo
l7 Va Oct 13
64 % Nov
28
78
22
12% Apr
68% Apr
7% Apr
24
15% Feb
16
76
11% Jan 20
59% Sep
12
56% Jan
2
75
Feb
1
25
25
2
Jan
32
3
21
33% Nov 16
12
Apr
27% Feb
8
Jan
11
9 va Jan
30
5
18
Apr
'
30
3
Jan
30
Mar
8
x53 % Dec
14
55% July
9
53% Mar
5
22 Va Jun
55% Apr
28
28
42% Jan
8
22% May
l
29 J/4 Jan
25
19% Jun
49
30% Nov
29
Mar 17
13 % May 24.
60 Va Jun
38
23
11
50
x20% Sep
19
17 %
May
Apr
30
69% Jan
9
16
87% Jan
25
11
104% Mar
Va Dec
11
104% Feb
x66
Jan
3
5% Jan
22
3Vu%
99% Apr
70% Feb
23
Cum
15
Jan
2
26
Feb
19
2
Coty Inc
2
47% Nov
20
31 Va Jun
29
79
Jun
23
Jun
Oct
Jan
4
2% Jan
3
Coty International
1
38 Va Jan
25
9
96% Apr
12% Jan
24
11% Mar 31
25
8
14
22
24
97% Nov
8
7
39% Feb
1%
4
May
Apr
4% Jan
26
1
preferred
Crane
Cream
1
19% Jan
28
Crown
28
36% Feb
5
$2
15% May
34% Apr
57% Oct
3
57% Jan
28
31
48 % May
99% Jan
l
Jan
9
102% Apr
21
47% Oct
3
31
1
39% Jan
30
3
80
May
May
1
92% Jan
30
22
Mar 25
24% Feb
8
Cuba
28
99 % Oct
25
32
Wheat
Mar 27
7 % July
24 % Feb
185
18% Apr
23
10
129 Vis Jan
19
2
11
Jan
5
6
Nov
13
77
Mar
8
63
9% July
9
8
10
62
<25
Jan
3
6va Nov
23
14% Oct
31% Aug 20
10% Feb
96
Dec
31
18
va Jun
28
57
2
12
8% July
23 va Dec
128 Va
28
May 23
Jun
29
10
9
1
Feb
20
18
Feb
25
7% Jan
64% Apr
12% Jan
2
30
Jan
8
16
22
8% Mar 20
94% Apr
49% Jan
132% Jan 24
18
7% Apr
23% Feb
10
27•% Feb
May
24
6
15
Jan
12% Jan
1 ;
3
26% Apr
3
106% Feb
May
Jan
20% Jan
190
Zellerbach
Steel
24
10
Jan
7
21
24% Feb
129% Jan
37% Nov 18
32%
19
Mar
3
99
68%
Jan
67%
*175
131
Jan
22
37% Jan
a
64%
21%
21%
21%
700
28%
1,400
23%
28%
29
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28"%
55%
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55%
28%
55%
28%
55%
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55%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
24%
24%
24%
24%
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24%
23%
24
50%
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50%
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51
*50
,
28%
28%
28%
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55%
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50%
50%
50 %
,
18
18
18
17%
17%
17%
18
65
64
64'A
'2,500
64%
64%
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65%
68%
68%
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68%
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68
68%
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67%
67%
68%
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99%
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177%
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175
68
68
69
67%
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4%
4%
4%
4%
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2
2
2
2
2
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33 Va
96%
2.600
2
2,300
33
7,100
33%
33
33 %
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96 Va
*95
96 Va
11%
11%
11%
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12
11%
25%
25%
25%
25%
11%
11%
11%
25%
25%
25
25 Vu
25 Vu
25 Va
15%
1,600
16
15%
15%
15%
16%
6,100
32%
100
*175
10
15%
16%
15%
15%
34%
35
34%
34%
51%
52%
101
51%
101%
101
31%
32%
32
81%
81%
82%
23%
22%
18%
18%
22%
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6%
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11
28%
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28%
7%
7%
7% :
7%
1
23%
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95
95
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51%
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7%
51 %
7%
23%
23%
131
131
34%
8
7%
51
23%
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34%
133
35
96%
35
90
2
37% Mar
3
32
Jan
2
33% Mar 29
3 5'/a
1,300
49
49
50
4,100
100%
101
101
101
Jun
25
12% Dec
26
17% Feb
9
xl0% Mar 18
July 24
17% Feb
28
14% Mar 24
49
14 %
31% Jan
15
2
Oct
29
29 % Jan
2
Dec
28
85
100% Mar 16
91
Dec
31
35
20% Apr
14
34% Sep 19
99
Jan
A
84% Dec
26
100% Feb
104
Feb
26
8
8
Jun
May
88
1
Jan
2
15% Jan
4
19
35% Mar 21
2
28
21
May
1
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
11
26
2
Jan
19
Jan
13
Jan
92% Jan
25% Sep 10
94
15% Mar
24
85% Jan
7
28
17% Jan
3
13% Apr
33% Feb
47
91
Dec
Jan
convertible
5%
Davison
32
32%
5,500
80
81%
81%
1,100
22%
22%
23
24%
23%
*22%
18%
10%
27%
7%
133
*34%
33Va
33%
33%
*175
190
6%
6%
64%
200
10%
10 Va
1,200
27%
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27%
7%
7 %
7%
94%
94%
51%
51
51
7%
7%
23%
7%
23%
133
34%
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23%
70
35
500
94%
953/4
*95
98%'
953/4 A
*97%
98%
*97%
983/4
69% Mar
8
3
34% Apr
49% Apr 29
14% Jan
4
20% Jan
2
26
23
Apr
18
25% Jan
2
48% July
2
69% Oct
5
62
Feb
27
74% Apr
Dayton
Rubber
Co,
29
79% Feb
17
x70
21
50c
120
May
1
84
Apr
24% Jan
6
23
Jan
3
24
Mar
2
55% Feb
5% Apr
13
60
Feb
Jan 20
14
14% May
1
6% Jan
26
17
11
Feb~16
34%
46%
46%
13%
13%
13%
*23%
24%
*23%
Escrow ctfs for
Jan
25
Diamond
10
3
10
Jan
8
13
22
Apr
29
Lowest
8
20
16% Jan
43 % Jun
29
66 % Oct
15
77% Jan
10
99
29
5
Dresser
81
21
Feb
32
0
10
3
Jan
106% Feb 23
54% Feb
7
12% Feb
0
28% Nov
1
18
Dec
July 20
19
Apr
22% Apr
Dow
26
101% Mar 22
5
54% May
2
io
46% Sep 21
16% Jan 12
92
Jan
10% Jan
7
16% Feb
23
97
Apr 25
12% Mar 11
18% Apr
1
Jan
14
Ekco
14
14% Jan
4 Va %
Products
4%%
24
52% Mar 29
Electric
1% Feb
2
2% Apr 16
43% Mar 18
Electric
May
\
12% May
1
24% Apr 15
58% Apr 18
Elgin National
28% Mar 24
Elliott
49
2
38% Opt
2
51% Jan
18
•
2
22% Jan
33% May
1
14 Va Apr 24
13% Feb 29
38% Jan
24
3
El
17% Jan
29
Emerson
16% Maris
94
Nov
18
33% Feb
,193/BJan
12
11
29
16% Jun
29
61 % Dec
24% Feb
71'A Feb
6
66
59
Jun
2
page
7
98% Feb
11
2
22% Mar 27
6
3
62% Jan
6 vb Mar 17
22V8 May
2
Co
5%%
5%
22.
8,200
54
4,300
103%
48
8"%
119%
10
119
34
10
82%
119
98
973%
973^
48
48
48
8%
8%
8%
20%
193/4
20
23%
22%
23
20%
20 Va
20 Va
14%
14%
143/8
143A
43%
43 %
43 Vb
43 Va
43
*164%
165%
165%
165%
*166
37%
383/4
16
16
89
*86%
173/4
98
17%
*96
123/4
i23/4
*i23/4
5
48Va
48%
483/4
2%
(The)
Watch
2%
No par
15
Co
10
preferred
*42%
.2
42%
12%
42%
12%
25%
233A
*81
■:
82
*32%
23%
Gas
Mfg Co
8,600
200
100
24%
*81
82
*81
*32%
6,400
82
34
34
*32%
34
10
10
*10 Va
10%
10 Va
10%
3,100
80%
81%
79%
803/4
80%
81%
23,200
118%
118%
118 Va
700
97%
97%
500
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119
97%
97%
*97%
118 Va
98
*47%
48%
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483/4
8%
8%
8%
87/a
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483/4
8%
100
8%
25%
19%
19
19
22%
22%
22%
20%
20
20 Va
14%
43
14%
43%
168
168
14%
42%
*168
14'/a
43
169 %
19
900
19%
14
2,700
22%
14,500
20%
22%
*20
1,100
14%
2,400
43%
42%
168
14,700
168
38
37%
37%
16
x37%
16
37%
37%
16
16 Va
*15%
89
16%
89
*15%
16 Va
90
*88
17%
97%
12%
17%
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*12%
49
48
2
2
42%
12%
12%
25Va
42
*12%
25
17%
973/4
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17%
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17%
97%
17%
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90
17%
96%
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90
17%
17%
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13
13
13%
12%
12%
13
13
483/4
48
48
46%
47
47%
47%
2
2
2
42%
41%
41%
2
40
2
41%
2
2
10
1,200
*40%
41%
600
4,300
2,000
1,600
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
1,400
24%
25 Vb
24%
24%
25
25%
3,200
63
63
1-59
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50
49%
61
49%
49%
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49%
34%
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50
34%
49%
34%
34%
34%
50
49%
50
34%
34 Va
34%
32%
24 Va
33%
14%
34%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
*59
600
25 Va
*59
63
2,000
,
97%
50
50
*59
30
37%
16%
89
25%
,
*37%
.43 %
168
19
22%
*20%
__3
preference
Electric
39
1
common
Natural
14%
*97
23%
53
i/ScSSSl
20 %
*17%
244
246%
24%
21 %
A
244
2463/4
24%
*20 Va
16
246%
300
106%
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2,600
104 %
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23
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105%
104%
24%
82
ll3/a
54%
2463/4
*81
11%
105
*104%
24
11%
2.700
32
105Va
104%
23%
9%
9%
31
53%
105
104%
*242
9%
32
103%
104
106
20V4
1
54%
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104%
82
*32%
54%
9%
31
*104%
105
23%
100
convertible
Paso
59
*58
61
1,100
'
280
13,600
4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
5
14 Va
14%
14V8
14%
14
District Electric Co
lo
Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
4%
preferred
100
14%
*21 %
13%
14
21%
21 %
13%
14
21V2
14
21%
22
14%
22
,7,600
*27
27%
22%
22
26%
27
22%
26%
21%
26%
22%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
97
3,600
1,600
*96
98
Emerson
Radio
&
Phonograph
Empire
Equitable
Gas
Co
6.50
Equitable Office Bldg
Erie RR
2
68
Feb
2
5%
61% Jan 11
Mar 26
f ee
28% Feb
2
94 %
7% Feb 23
'"otnntps
22Va,Apr 30
30
Apr
17% Jan
6
28
14
20% Jan
5% Feb
13
3
22% Feb
2
26 % Apr
'5
103% Jan
Oct
19'A Jun
5'A Jun
15% Apr
8
2,800
19
203/8
2.50
common
Auto-Lite
16% Mar 19
6
Jan
Co
Storage Battery
79% Oct 11
64,% Apr
33
18%
20%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
52% Mar
13
32%
18%
10
Stop Nut Co
443/4 Jan
40
32%
18%
100
preferred
Elastic
32%
19%
19%
54%
233/„
100
Shares
32%
18%
53%
10
common
the Week
18%
19%
54%
104%
1
preferred
May 2
11%
10
Edison Bros Stores Inc
Friday
May 1
11%
32%
*973/4
39
Sale* for
Thursday
Apr. 30
32%
119%
2
7,500
11%
48%
Co
1,600
:
32%
33
98%
Manufacturing
900
223/8
*11%
11%
*973/4
Eastman Kodak Co common
6%
preferred
10 %
9%
*47%
14%
13%
10 V8
22%
31%
199%
5
•13
300
9%
119%
Eaton
102
*81
E
Wednesday
2,100
35
31%
No par
17
18
24'A
9
12%
10%
22%
900
45%
9%
81%
9.
10%
107
45%
33%
82%
5
12%
22%
107
*34%
9%
81%
50
A-
45%
34%
32%
823/8
No par
107
45%
34%
9%
823/8
30
29
103%
82
Tuesday
Apr. 29
5
21
Jan
32%
*238
Jan
Apr
*11%
*104%
Corp
13
107
45%
35%
A13''1A:
32%
32
105
Apr
40% Jan
17
Apr. 28
248
Corp
107
45%
*34%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
1043/4
Airlines Inc
*106
10
*32%
Stainless Steel
89
1,000
34
10%
Eastern
2
1,100
35 A"
10%
Eastern
2
Jqn
24
34%
22%
*81
100
24
10
'241
100
3,200
.
: v
35
22
9%
:
;
24
10%
25
17%
1,800
15%
233/4
22%
24%
6
14%
*17%
*34%
10
*104%
50c
*5%
143/4
17%
*17
24%
22
l053/8
G
60
34%
10%
33
2,300
*58
24%
22%
Saturday
3,600
9,100
343/4
10%
11%
A
20%
23%
34%
22%
*11%
82
20%
23%
24%
10%
9%
5%
14%
22%
32%
80%
20%
24%
13
*93/4
80
23%
60
34%
103/8
■
Eastern
17%
13
19%
Eagle-Plcher Co
15
20
23%
*58
24%
13
54
pfd
5%
14%
17%
34%
.,15
Preferred $3.50 series
5%
15%
46
13
60
17%
107
No par
—No par
Duquesne Light Co. 3.75%
Cigar Corp
*58
5%
34%
19%
DWG
60
79%
'
1,300
35%
34
21
15% Jan
15%
*17
*10%
18
83
5%
*31%
163/4 Jan
48
*58
-~.l
25% Jan
168
15%
'
45%
54
common
2
1
2
6
'
1 06%
19%
common
series A
Preferred $4.50 series
26
20
81%
J
No par
de Nem (E I) & Co—
Pont
29
16% Apr 20
263/i Nov
8
80%
8,200
34%
54
Common
25
I6V4 July
73
47%
Apr. 2(»
Duplan Corp
64 v2 Jun
12% July 17
71%
34%
33
preferred
International
22 'A Jun
23% Jan
71%
10
,
convertible
43 %Jun
31% Oct
70%
46%
No par
No par
preferred
Industries
Dunhill
2
1193/a Apr 25
98% Apr
1
493/4 Feb 27
2nd
3%%
7
36% Mar 18
12% Jan 23
Chemical Co
28
36% Feb 27
23A Oct
Feb
2
Jan
7
8
.
72%
107
__5
25
11
Dec
1,400
71%
47 !i
*31%
28s/sJan
Jan
15
24%
1 07
13
Par
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
:M.;V
42 % May
1
158
Jan 21
44
Aug
197/a Feb
24
r,3
22%
No par
17
14
182
13%
233/4
v
30
507/a Sep
2
12
10
May
Sep 26
2
8
45 % Jan
May
Feb
18
8
14
19
l%Jan
1
17
95
4o% Jan
29
51% Sep
31
22
Apr
20
30
25
22
33% Sep 28
Dec
Jun
84
8% Apr 25
15 Vb Jan
Jan
263/8 Apr
18
x92% Jan
20
26
11
27
Jan
79% May
xll4%Jan
Nov
44 Va Dec
Jan
2
28
du
125
96
May
X22% Feb
9% Dec
81
3
$4 preferred
27
U
36% July 2
15 Va Jun 28
A
Co
$3.25
8
156% Dec
20% Apr
623/4 Jan
2
Cup
30
102% May
13 Vu
23%
35%
1.
13
...
STOCK
Pepper Co
Dochler-Jarvis Corp
Dome Mines Ltd—
105% Mar 29
26
41 Va July 10
36% Jan
Dixie
116% Jan
33
13%
23%
17%
*34%
107
*34%
2
Dr.
257'A Jan
3
29
*46
•
—I
244
Sep 13
30
50c
Corp
270
1
13% Jun
16
11% Mar 25
Divco
52
Apr 17
100% Feb 29
993/s Jan
3
lo
2
EXCHANGE
119% Sep 11
111% Feb
2
25
Co
Corp
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
NEW YORK
2
21
103/8 Jan
313/4 Feb
19
*106
25
Car
Stores
1
37% Jan
29 % Feb
2
19% Jun
No par
common
15%
34%
34%
100
preferred
Motor
Highest
19
19% Oct
4
Distill
3
38% Aug 16
Apr
Diana
19
12% Jan
2
19
28
29
2
Jan
T
Jan
9% Apr
14% Jan
19
cum
26% Jan
Range Since Jan.
Highest
30% Jan
45
Match
$1.50
Diamond
10
common
STOCKS
1951
16% Apr 13
37% Dec 17
90% Dec
11
Diamond
Co
preferred
Previous
10
13%
23%
60
*17
17,700
5,700
13%
20%
15%
10,200
623/4
23%
23%
17%
48
13%
20%
24%
34%
47%
23%
23%
24%
61%
34%-
13%
23%
43
Reynolds class A
60%
23%
21
*5%
4,300
13%
82%
5%
2,800
'
24
20%
5%
3,100
8 Vu
553/4
34%
47%
13%
23%
*58
.
55%
50
140
193/4
8
■'
■
98%
19%
8
56%
60
21%
114% Feb
11% Feb
19% Jan
47%
23%
*15%
2
27% Oct
34%
48%
23%
*17
3
93% Feb
35%
48%
21%
1
15
20
*34%
49%
21%
23%
1
52% Mar 31
80 % Dec
34'A
47%
*21
2
14% Jan
3
*34%
8
5
34% Apr
22
34%
147%
82
Detroit Steel Corp
Vilblss Co
1
20% Jan
62
83'A
Devoe
1
180% Jan
61
82%
De
8
14% Jan
62%
84
60
98%
19
8
55
82
23%
*58
19
8%
70%
Detroit-Michifan Stove Co
Alkali
19%
56%
73%
,20
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
cum
8
56%
72%
Edison
4.40%
19%
8%
100
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co (The)
&
20%
56%
62%
74%
21
12% May
21
8
73%
28
45% May
26
,
8%
100
common
21
32% Jan
112% Nov
34%
46%
"34%
18% Feb
8
17
63%
18% Jan
19% Feb
Nov
62%
27% Jan
36% Feb 20
82
63'A
14
54
10% Nov 21
63
No par
34% Apr 26
106% Apr 29
39% Deo 11
Nov
55'A
14
19
Dec
Co common—;
56
16% Jan
1
10% Dec
20
54%
23% Apr
Mar"*9
33 % Nov
20%
8%
54%
20
Detroit
24
20
20%
8%
54%
100
Detroit
20
Dec
20%
8%
1
Delaware Lack & Western
50
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
7
13 % Nov
12
*20%
50c
7%
preferred
Delaware <fc Hudson
29
32% Dec
Year
&
Inc
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
45% Jan
Range for
Records
Deere
26
0
100
1,500
•
35%
*93%
A
2
Lowest
3,300
34%
93%
*95
24
Feb
34 VA
93%
95%
Jan
31
33%
94 %
12% Apr
28
2,2C0
-,V;
:
*95
43
Jun
14%
*93'A
9
24
14%
95%
2
8% Jan
13%
94%
17 % Feb
26
13%
34%
*94%
53% Feb
36 Va Nov
14
34%
36%
*.97%
37
19%
13%
34%
36%
*93%
2
29% Mar
35%
14
24%
36%
98%
25
17
13%
35
36%
96
25
Va Jan
35
13%
34%
::
94%
10% July
1
35
13%
35V*
36%
*94%
41% Jun
23 Vu July 20
13%
35%
36%
1
:v
*97%
30% Jun
8
36
13%
7
Deep Rock Oil Corp
4
10
200
143/4
35%
*93%
Decca
Mar
14%..
•
98%
14
.% July 25
*35%
15
103/4
96
25
Mar
*14%
4,600
95
1
94%
9% Jan
64
153%
*10%
98'A
63% Jan
25% Sep
*14%
A
32%
*94
10%
"94%
16
25% Deo
15%
32%
95
*93%
17
10
*14%
33%
V
100
Apr
23
10%
32%
*94
100
Apr
Apr
103A
100
8
Oct
95
*10%
A__
54
•<.
*94
10%
B
60
•j
95
*10%
series C
17
11
*94
10%
15%
series
19
15% Mar 29
94
series
Oct
60% Jun
94
Preferred 3.90%
11% Oct
Dec 27
)
Preferred 3.75%
74
31% Jan
*14%
GOO
133
34%
Preferred 3.75%
69% Oct
19
*10%
15%
13,000
16
94% Apr
3
" Jan
10%
33
60
900
7%
*130
34%
7,000
96
Apr 22
98% May
2
24% Feb
5
2
1
94
*10%
32%
33%
5,300
7%
96
*130
35
1,700
*62%
51%
23%
*130
18%
10 >A
10
*95
7%
580
25
18%
6%
64%
*62%
7%
96
23%
34%
210
6
%
*23
18%
*175
6Va
51
34%
24
18%
10
Corp (The)
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power & Light common
27
May
*93%
20'
32%
*14%
100
2.50
Chemical
41% Jan
4
*32%
1
preferred
57
Jan
480
31%
80
-
Dana
800
31
'
131
*34%
*94%
7%
*23%
"
23%
32%
*95
32
64 %
10%
*26%
96
51%
8
35
210
6'/a
64
7%
95
51
51
100
10%
*175
6%
32%
96%
48%
51
100%
24
18%
64%
*26%
7%
23%
210
6%
*64%
10%
28%
No par
*175
6%
31%
*95
82
*22
18%
64%
*64
10%
7%
24
18%
210
6%
31%
*81
23%
*22
13%
33%
36
50%
100%
32%
81%
*26%
No par
51%
82
common,—No par
No par
*35
101
32%
64"%
10%
25%-.
16%
35
210
*6%
*64
32%
D
25% Jan
90
4%
2
25%
100
pfd
176
*4%
96%
__
Inc
6,200
11%
51%
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
eo
68%
33%
common.......—1
Cutler-Hammer
%
*95%
101%
A—
3,600,
12
51%
preferred
70
98%
12
*101 %
preferred
40
860
99 %
175
4%
2
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtiss-Wright
68
176%
4%
5
Publishing
69%
98%
*99
68
4%
33%
Inc.
Press
1,400
17%
2
25
preferred —
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
2,500
64%
No par
pfd
certificates
23
23%
18%
Corp common—,5
preferred,
30
22 %
23%
64%
4%
16%
noncum
56
18%
2
*18%
6%
6,200
64%
177%
*34%
com
2,400
il,100
19
4 %
2.50
common
"1,000
1
64%
2
2
1%
Class
63%
21
99
Cuban-American Sugar common—.10
Prior
64%
63%
*99
*81%
$7
7%
21%
99
*22%
29
7%
7%
64 %
100
100
52% Mar 31
7%
7%
21%
*99
100
23
3
12%
71%
63
*95%
(The)
of Amer
convertible
RR
Curtis
12%
70%
65%
-
Shares
'
12%
71
21%
25
$4.20 preferred
Cuneo
7%
the Week
May '2
12%
21%
__
13
Apr
7%
Friday
70%
63
* 98
No par
6'A;preferred
19% Mar 29
180
7%
71
21
24%
64%
—1
Corp
Cork & Seal
Crown
7%
-13 %
65%
100
—
preferred
Crucible
70%
1
Corp
common
of
5%
Mar 20
106
*12%
71
64
51
*18%
100
3%% preferred
Creameries of America
3
13
70%
1
Co
Jan
1
13
71
21
*50
Refining common_25
31% May
91% Jan
103% Feb 20
12% May
29% Mar
15
Products
10
12
2
Corn
12%
71
7%
Thursday
May 1
Apr. 30
12%
*
Sales for
Wednesday
21%
*24%
—
Jan
26
20
29
Apr. 29
65
28%
100
preferred
pfd 3%% series of 1947,100
166
178
65
Cornell Dubllier Electric Corp____l
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co.
20
Corning Glass Works common
5
99 % Apr
10% Jan
7%
5
22%
1
88 % Dec
7%
Delaware
*54%
16
19
12%
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 28
70%
$3 prior preferred,.
No par
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common,—__5
Convertible pref 5% series
,,,50
Cooper-Bessemer
23
2% Jan
12%
70%
*21%
Jan
42% Oct
5
10
HIGH
Monday
Apr. 26
Corp
14
Corp common—5
Jan
2
Fibre
*
1
of
Continental Steel
65% Feb
28
33% Dec
Continental Oil
93
23
Saturday
Par
Continental Motors
93
Jun
17
22% Mar 21
Continental Diamond
2
Jan
186
1
LOW AND
STOCK
Continental Insurance
19
79% AUg 17
27va Jan
Nov
2
14
68% Apr
x91 % Dec
25
28% Jan
51% Jan
64
2
July 16
X92
2
2
19
Feb
78
2
160% May 17
4 Va Nov 16
% May
72% Jan
29
Jan
1
Oct
52
YORK
EXCHANGE
2
July
July
26 Vb Jan
Highest
2
7% July
48 %
NEW
64
Mar
8
Erie <fc
common
preferred
series
*94 %
21%
1
,
A
Pittsburgh RR Co
;
5%
No par
21%
100
,.50
66%
*63
95 Va
95%
5%
66%
64%
0
95%
96
x20%
21%
22
1,900
21 Va
21 %
21%
21 vb
21%
21%
21%
5%
21%
21%
5%
5.80C
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
3.10C
21%
22 Va
44.10C
67%
68
5%
21%
67 %
*63
5%
22
67%
64Va
21 %
67%
*63
21%
*96
98
21%
21%
67 Va
67
67%
64Va
*63
-
64%
*96
21
67%
*62
98
21%
67%
64%
*62
64%
4C
1,00C
Volume 175
Number 5113
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
>•.
.
15
(1871)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range (or Previous
Year
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
5% July 27
13
:•••
1951
Lowest
8% May
July 11
18 '/2 Apr
1
13
May 30
15 % Mar
113A Jun
28
16
Apr
6
11
Jan
22
12% Mar
25
53
Dec
14
45
May
2% Dec
31
26 % Deb
13
1
54
2% Feb
21% Apr
17
26% Feb
2
22% Feb
26
23% Jan
11
17% Feb
19
12 Ys Jan
3
16% Jan
29
16% Dec
3
15% Jan
2
17% Mar
3% Feb 15
27% Jan
3
11% Jun
28
297/a Mar 27
12 Ye Feb
28
15% Apr
12
51% Dec
31
48% Feb
19
57
82% Oct
9
Apr 28
71
Jan
6
31% Oct
25
30% Feb
1
5
Nov
26
38% Oct
30
100
Dec
8% Feb
Apr
Jan
78
35
Jan
Sep
21
4
1
Apr
17
Jan
12
13% Apr
18% May
26% Oct
5
Power
14 % Mar 14
Florsheim
30
Follansbee
18
23% Jan
2
Food
Apr 25
56% Jan 28
Feb
27
92% Jan
10
54
Dec
14
43
Apr
24
14
100
Apr
26
90% Jan
20
98
114
Jan
Jan
1
4
16 y4 Nov
24
Jun
29
13% Feb
9
10% Jan
12% Mar
49% Sep
27
36% Feb
46
Jan
36
Jan
18
15
Feb
16
Apr
Jan
11
3
75% Jan
6% May
8% Jan
30
9
19% Jan
20
Gamewell
15
22 % Feb
26
12
5
12
.149
Jan
5
15% Jun 29
162
;,"8 ye July
".72%, Jan
.
2
15 Ye Jun
11% Sep
Bronze
1
11% Feb
2
General
Cable
Jan
9
18
24% Jan
16
37% Jan
14
63% Sep 17
8
Oct 16
54% Feb
4
397/s Nov
19
48% Jan
41
53% Oct 26
Dec
13
65% Jan
:
6
109% Dec
Range for
Year
Lowest
46
Jan
2
Nov
29
94
■;» Dec
5
3
96
10% Jan
52 % Apr
8
118
Jan
105
Apr
3
10
x94Y4Jan
3
May 22
21% Feb
6
31% July 30
17% May 19
40% Jan
10
27% Aug 31
18% May
23
3% Feb
20Ya Jan
25
Jan
19Ya
19 %
19%
19%
19%
2,500
18%
18%
20%
20%
19%
*96%
98%
*97%
97 %
*97%
*97%
97%
45
44%
44%
2
28
39% bet
17
3% Jan
17
17%
*17
17%
17%
17%
17
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
ll3/4
IIY4
11%
11 Ya
117a
37 %
37
2
37%
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
40)
23 Ya
23%
23%
22%
2,C00
38
38
37%
38
37%
15
15
23%
23%
23%
23 Ya
23%
81
*80%
80
80%
80
80
71/3
07
163A
15%
16%
15%
20
20
19%
2
Gen
-7%
7%
*357/a
363/a
*35 •%
35
*18Ya
187/a
*183/a
19
19
19
*18
19
*23Ya
24
*23%
23Ya
23'%
23%
*23
5
5
23%
6%
6%
6%
34%
33 %
33 %
29
28%
28%
28 Va
26%
28% '
28%
273/4
28
56%
56%
11%
11%
*155
16%
10%
97/a
10%
78
78
:__50
*30
*.,
conv)
No par
1
com____No par
1
No par
100
31,
31
*3734
57%
8%
*94%
10
*53%
*123
*118
307/a
16%
16%
118%
118%
31%
30%
25
General
14
General
25
96
Apr
28
104% Jan
6%
7
29% Jan
2
31 Ya Jan
28
35Ye Jan
2
102% Jan
3
Jan
29
32
Sep
6
33 Va Jun
29
40
Oct
25
32
Feb
29
101% Apr
24
105
Jan
IS
100
Jan
26
Equip
42
*95
97
10
10%
55
124%
19%
10c
3%
3%
21%
21%
*
17
10c
9%
No par
issued"
1
Castings $6 pfd__.No par
Telephone Corp
20
General Time Corp common
4'A%
44%
No par
preferred
*38%
39%
*97
98
30%
*33%
-
30%
34
102
100
*100
2.50
27
100
<88
90
22'/2
•jo
I8Y4
3%
21%
28
28
123
*120
9%
*9%
9%
9%
44%
44%
22%
*22
*38%
96
30%
97
30%
33%
200
4.,
.
'
43
1,260
500
99
99
21Y4
22
22'A
22'%
1,200
37%
37%
37 %
1,600
2,60u
18%
18 3%
18%
18%
19
28 %
3%
3Y4
3%
3%
15,800
21%
3 Ye
22
21 Ya
21%
21%
13,9u0
28'4
3,800
28
*120
123
*20%
*38%
39
98
*97
98
4,000
5,100
43
41'%
21%
*21
21
38%
9'/a
9%
42%
21%
123
*120
9%
41%
9.3/8
44
28
28 %
123
9%
38%
39
56,900
99 %
*99
*21 %
22 %
Shares
54 %
134 'A
53%
124
124
the Week
/'
>»
Ida
37%
*21%
44%
39%
*100
2,800
€'> ■: Friday
/•■■■•
53%
52%
123%
99%
3%
27 Ya
*38%
53%
123 Ys
*99
22
*120
«22
__
Corp
Steel
General
9%
44%
53%
123%
19
3%
28
May 1
99%
21%
123
Refractories
Shoe
3%
27%
Thursday
Apr. 30
124
19
19%
22
*120
9%
543A
ili'%
54 Ys
123 Va
-»109
Sales for
Wednesday
oc?%
28
9.300
SALE PRICES
22%
123
10
9%
123%
110
22%
28
Realty & Utilities
123%
9,500
9 7
*64
55%
55
56
110
°«%
*120
10
123%
22%
100
96
9%
114
38%
No par
com
preferred
General
Gen
5
19
*93%
10%
*110
54 YB
99
38%
97
2S.7C0
9%
43%
*123%
HIGH
124
99 Vb
'.
9Ya
42 Ya
1'::
53%
54%
99%
38%
53
9%
43%
♦.
*123%
No par
Corp
55
55
AND
*99%
22%
07
9%
42 Ya
123%
*110
*123Ya
1
57%
v
43
114
1233/a
Apr. 29
par
2.400
42%
Tuesday
*22
7,10)
43%
Apr. 28
54
3(J')/
37%
55
55
20
118 7%
*118
37'%
56%
10
1,100
16 %
37%
9%
*95
150
200
30
38
381/4
10%
200
4.500
30 Vb
57%
99
50
<
29%
9%
97/a
2,700
73Va
16%
119
*118
56%
Monday
54%
31%
*37%
Apr. 26
54
=
9 %
*95
123"%
*123
*20V4
16%
>
9Va'
7o'/a
30
16 %
43
43%
96
78
30
119
2.100
•
17
9%
•V
■
38
57%
9
15 i
*16%
78
57%
33
57%
No par
Service
30%
156
16%
9
33
83A
wo par
series
Railway Signal
9% Feb
119
5
common
*118
31%
9%
Jl
11
30 %
.
16%
118%
r
Y
104%
55%.
16%
9%
3,900
55%
1-9*%
r;
? non
.11
11
*165/a
oq
28 %
79
*30
Saturdays
Par
Gen
4
46 Ya Apr
2
Corp
9%
*78
*107.% 112>3 & *108% .113f ./.I-
•(
9%
16%
57%
55
16%
300
33'%
-
*104
55%
155%
156
16%
79
LOW
STOCK
28Y2 Mar
10
28
YORK
11
30%
33
123%
11%
11
*30
57%*
43
55%
*78
3qi/4
8%
551/2
*155%
10
97/a
104V2
55%
56 %
11
11%
155 Va
155
*168/r ■17%
-
104%
*104
104%
104
30%
10%
*42
6% '
78
16%
.
6%
55 %
157 Va
16%
10%
•
104
11%
163/4
78
4,400
27.3/4
*1033/4
*30
t'%
33%
28%
2,200
.6%
*33%
600
2j%
22%
29%
104%
30%
22%
34%
104%
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22%
22 V2
29%
28%
28%
104%
*155
24
22%
20)
18%
*23
34%
283/a
56
*13%
23'%
6%
283/4
56
18%
23%
29%
*28%
-
*18%
23%
34%
29
200
"s
23%
23
29%
29
r
22Ya
6%
23
157 y2
100
Public
5 500
7%
36%
common
Precision
700
7%
7%
7%
EXCHANGE
General
19%
*35%
General Portland Cement Co
7
COO
16,8 00
16%
,
'
7%
No par
$3.75
:
15 Ya
*19%
197/a
36%
Gen Outdoor Advertising____No
Jan
Dec
15Ya
19 %
7%
16%
Preferred
9
Jan
*
19%
*6%
%
15%
15%
100
36%
preferred
$5
25
27
■
6
6%
7
7
157/a
20
4,090
81
*7„%
81
1,300
J
7Ya
convertible preferred
Jan
101
/
7
7
*79%
81
*79%
I6Y1
16
*197/a
20
*15
71/,
«7
16JA
*19%
118%/
General Motors
31
39% Jan
37%
37%
15%
23%
*15
15%
11834
1
21
,37%
23%
*15
L 23%
12
V
363/4
preferred
GOO
*17
7%
preferred
3,:oo
17%
*16Y8
Corp
40
4
1,-4
17
0
va
.
J
.
11%
...—100
cum
2
*11%
100
Foods
3%%
va
*36%
Corp
5%
4
36% Feb
20
L
97 %
20
7%
Co
8% Jan
33
99'%
20
36Y»
General Public Utilities Corp__
Jan
99'%
20 3%
17
3,2\*a
*7Ya
22% Mar J1
121
98
20'%
*97%
60
74
100%
20%
98
*97%
21
97%
.
*17
common_3
($2
4.
*9 v
20
98
20%
21 %
21%
44%
100 'A
44%
100
100'%
97%
977/a
*97%
97%
443%
3/4
100
100
100
100%
*97
98
*97
44
44%
44%
45
*98%
100
100
preferred
Finance
$3.50
39% Apr 23
22Y2 Mar 5
10
119
39 y4 Jan
1,309
14,803
19
No par
General
23% Mar 17
3
8
May 15
.a
1) 74
__
Preferred
"When
34
13
18%
Dynamic Corp
NEW
100% Jan
20
31
28% Oct
13 Ya
185A
20%
com
General
55 Va Mar 31
2
Feb
130
13%
18%
18%
*16Ya
General Electric
1
124% May
2
17
10 f:
13%
20
5
Mills
20
12
29
July
34% Feb
Jan
Jun
Dec
30% Jun
IP,,
9y8 Jan
22
115
8
50
21% Dec
4
13%
19
20%
No par
Corp
Corp
preferred
Highest
105% Jan
2
*13%
*36'%
com
Investors
General
Since Jan.
11
27
27 Ya
13%
19%
2
12
21
Jun
27%
13%
STOCKS
Range
Feb
3
27%
13%
5
Inc
3,ou0
27%
5
Co
o,40u
.
13%
50
common
28
Lowest
IT/.,
2 7%
20%
-.1
preferred
Jan
Jan
19%
27%
18%
20
Instrument Corp
116
19'%
273.4
No par
Inc
1,203
19%
27%
com—No par
Previous
1951
119% Jan
16% Jan
IVc
19%
8,200
1S34
27%
18%
1
2nd
28 "A
08 7a
19%
19 Ya
15
cumnum
28
*97
2 7 3%
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.
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19%
10
'51
.70
4
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2 8'A
19%
19 7%
19%
20
*19%
LJ.TUU
a
£'8%
27%
*97
98%
*97
19%
19%
19%
50
13%
13%
commonllllll
General
60
18
2
18
20
19%
5 3 3%
27%
*27
par
1
122% Feb
2
4
54
May
126% Jan
98%
No par
12
17
Feb
123 % Oct
28'%
28%
preferred
conv
f General
Apr
2
1st
4%
Jan
Jan
27%
28
*97
preferred
4%
9% May
45
10
98%
10
General Cigar Co Inc
59% Jan
7% Jan
3
128
j
Apr
2
Apr
18
90
Highest
119
$8
32% Apr
Y40
Ma r
20
7% Jan
119
37 7
IOYB
29%
Transportation
Baking Co common
General
26
36'%
10'%
28%
Amer
28
Apr
36%
10%
29%
$4.50 preferred
29
27% Oct
*36 'A
IOYB
29%
100
Industries
17% Jan
41% Jan 26
36Ya
103/a
10%
(The)
27
.778% May
36%
10%
36%
10%
*19%
2,40 J
52%
36%
:v%
19%
72
105 7
10%
20
*
72
72%
51%
36%
19%
7C0
6,1UJ
105 Va.
10%
*19%
14 Ya
32-4
51 Va
36%
7%
71%
170
14%
31 ¥4
106 Ya
107%
*97
14 Ya
31%
*105'%
*10%
98%
14%
31'%
1.0JJ
4,200
10i
*103
106%
52
107
*36
*97
39 Ya
14Ya
72
4%
39%
4Ya
4%
39
32 Ya
71%
293A
102 3A
'
22
105%
54
53%
*106
107%
*106
73
*72
53%
53%
54%
loo
Wood
General
5
8
73
*72
72
72
*53%
22'/a
*22'A
.
29%
4%
38
1023/4
1023/4
102
102%-
*106
(The)
Corp
General
4
14
2
3lYa
14%
33
30
Jan
Jan
Co
11% Apr
159
Feb
4
X118
Garrett
57% Mar 25
:
17% Jan
11% Mar
14Ya
32%
14%
33
104% Apr
32
105
14%
32%
15 "
33%
eom__l
8
8
*14%
*14%
General American
20
5
102%
14
18
Dec
102%
29 % Apr
6% Jan
7% Nov
*102
*33%
7 49% Jan
91
102%
*102
6%
29
18
39%
343/4
Jan
:
4Ya
39%
j
convertible
15
Feb
9% May
115
4%
39%
6%
Feb
125
4%
39%
*33'%
16% Feb
30
4%
40%
4%
1
74
29
4%
40
4%% convertible preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp——1.66%
153% Jan
8
4%
40%
No par
of
29%
30 %
29%
29%
56
56
56
*4%
Gar
9
*53%
40%
7
__
*29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
22
30
171/2 Jan
90J
22
-
17
13
400
33%
60
8% Jan
Apr
15%
itU
59
56
*55
22'%
■
5%
Mar 14
7
Mar
80
"17% Jun 29
34% Jun
4
24,300
57
*56
—
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
2
/•• 34 y2 Feb 26
29
111/ Jan
May
15 Ya
*55
56
*54%
56
20
51% Jan
11
15
53%
15%
56
56
21
102% Feb
6
19 Va Mar 19
2
26% Jun 29
6
26
14Y8
15%
56
60
31% Feb
16
26 % Feb
Apr
14'%
*52 3A
15%
57%
*56%
41 Va Jan
15
18
58% Feb
15%
553%
15
15%
15%
15%
*57%
23
63/a
6% Apr
107 y2 Mar
5»9ud
5
ser
Co
Gardner-Denver
9
164
20
25% Jan
2
16 3/4
common,.
(Robert)
19% Jan 21
8
38% Jan
27% Jan
5'.
16%
preferred
18% May
2
23 % Feb 19
7
16Y8
(The)
Co Inc
6%
8
8% Jan
16
33% Apr
10y4 Jan
Gabriel Co
Gair
28
Apr
8
102July
4
23
Apr 29
15
31% Dec
17
100
26 y4 Oct
2
16%
preferred
26% Oct
7% Apr
40 y2 Aug 24
Y48% July
4%
36
36 Ye Aug 30
20% Jan
17
5
Co
Sulphur
9
10
Jan
Inc
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf Trailer
84 % Mar 20
1
15% Apr
19-y4 Jan
23% Jan 25
31
16%
No par
pfd
9
8'A May
16 %
Corp______
cum
21'/2 Jan
6Ya Jan
16%
17
1
Stores
9Ya Feb
28
l.uOO
17
Light Co___No
Sugar
Freeport
7
26
10
Fair
40 Va Oct
,
14%
Franklin Stores Corp
22% Apr
13
14%
No par
Corp....;
Steel
Francisco
6
14
2
19% Oct 23
3
Jun
18
3
10% Mar 21
May 29
-
Feb
17 Ya Oct
;,17% July 19
20
19
95
20 Va Jan
l.TOU
14%
14Y4
3%% preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
30 y4 Jan
6% Nov 20
a
*14%
common
Shoe class A
$4.20 div
23 % Apr
29
35% Nov 29
11% Mar 29
V8
223/8
14%
Machinery & Chem Corp
10
3%% convertible preferred__.l00
29
99% May
2
Apr
17
II
22'A
14Y«
Food
100
15
22 Ya
14%
100
Power &
23% Jan
110% Dec
102
22>/4
22%
*14%
(The) Carpet Co
5
Flintkote Co (The) common__No par
$4 preferred
___No par
1
19% Apr
22%
22%
1
First National Stores
Florida
2,6C0
22%
22%
14%
preferred
Florida
22 74
22%
22%
*33
2
22
23%
14%
Corp
29 % Mar 20
100
22%
Florence Stove Co
18
13
7
1,4o0
2%
*2%
2%
23
100
4
2%
- a
22%
Firth
8
2%
1,100
U
43
22%
1
Truck
19% May
25% Feb
19% Mar 30
Mar
l-» %
Vtt
Uva
22%
preferred
4% %
*2%
*14
•14%
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N yIIHio
Firestone Tire & Rubber com
12.50
Apr 23
2%
5%
!
2.60J
*22%
Corp
22% Jan
2
25
2
Ferro
32% Mar 20
101
21
0%
5%
20
conv
Motor
*2%
'
5%
No par
Co
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
2
8
17% Mar
31
_19, Jan
2
,V7% Jun 13
&
Finance
4%%
24
25% Jan
Feb
Morse
Corp common_.__l
cum
pfd ser A
50
Mining & Smelting Co
2
Federal-Mogul Corp
5
5%
11% Feb
10
13% Dec
3
2%
Fedders-Quigan
40% Jan
7
19'/a Aug 21
26
*2%
Federal
34% Mar 13
26% Dec
28
Dec
2%
2
19% May
Jun
July 10
*2%
12
107
;2
27% Mav
14
2.50
6
5%
5%
6
Shares
M. y
45%
74% Jan
97
75
45
*69% Jan
Jan
15
24 y8 Nov
45%
1
May
20
18% Jan
.
22
10% Apr
28% Mar 21
24% May
:'45 74
3
68% Mar
33% Oct
10
46
19
50
Jan
46
16% Jan
38% Apr
106% Feb
87% Nov 30
46%
9
3
9
46%
1
2
2
46%
8
19
26
46%
103% Apr
Dec
Apr
3
3
Jan
Dec
94
11%
Federal
Jan
90% Dec
13
11%
Federated Dept Stores
21
33% Apr
13
11%
19
104
40% Aug 16
14% Apr 13
2
13%
11%
11
25
21
13
11%
5% Jan
92
17 y8 Jan
13%
11%
41% Jan
70% Dec 31
28
io y4 Nov
*13%
11%
l
107% Mar 17
19
13%
11%
31% Jan
26
21
Oct
*5%
*13 %
11%
21
100
X38% Aug 29
54% Nov 20
May
5%
13%
14% May
4
2
3
4 %
37% Feb
Jan
18
14
17% Jan
65
5
106
13% Jan
103
2
54% Feb
28
5%
13%
Family
25
28% Feb
May 1
11%
5
Fajardo Sugar Co
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Apr 25
2
23% Jan
■
•
1
5%
the Weuk
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
*
Sales fur
PRICES
Wednesday
5
Fairbanks
4
50% Jan
56
SALE
Inc
Exchange Buffet Corp
46 y4 Dec
•
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 28
Apr. 26
\
AND
Monday
Ex-Cell-O Corp
11
27% Dec 28
27
21% July 20
12 y4 July 30
13% Jan
9
/
Saturday
'
Eversharp
4
4
Feb
*
•
Pat
Eureka Williams Corp_
Evans Products Co.—
4% Feb 26
27
STOCK
EXCHANGE
6% Mar 12
37
Jun
NEW YORK
■/
Highest
5% May
3
LOW
STOCKS
.
200
38%
38%
200
97
97
97'%
98
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30'%
30'A
30%
6,400
33%
*33%
33%
33%
33%
33'A
34
1,106
*97
!
33%
33%
102
102
*100
104
*100
104
26
27
87%
102
87%
*87%
88
80
*76
104
*100
80
40
•
General Tire & Rubber Co
25% May
31
96% Jan
30
81% Jan
Dec
27
92
Jan
16
76
17% Jan
10
26
Apr
14
24% Jan
2
33
Sep
21
19% May
36% Jan
91% Dec
6
100
81% Dec
72
Mar 20
2
24"% Feb
21
94% Jan
30
18% July
3
22% Feb
27% Jan
2
48% Sep
93% Apr
5
16% July
86% Dec
Jan
15% May
1
31
89
3
Apr
MarlO
3
16
77Y2Feb
23 Y4 Jan
5
9
98 % Jan
Apr
17
Apr
Gillette
28
$5
17% Mar 31
1
83
x86
Jan
preferred
33/4% preferred
Georgia-Pac Plywood Co—
33% Mar 21
22
common
4'A%
18
1
Now
(The)
Gimbel
8
120
Jan
3
'9%
Jan
Mar
140
16
18
15
20% Jan
7
26
34% May
1
42% Jan
24
Glidden
7% Jan
2
8Ya Jan
18
1
126% Apr
17
131
Jan
23
24% Feb
19
16% Mar
42% Jan
10
66% Sep
18
55% Feb
20
101% Jan
8
104% Aug 14
103% Jan
3
105y2 Feb
477/a Jan
29
3
107% Apr
8
10V4 Jan
4
67% Apr
*76
30%
30%
30%
31
*93'%
96
96
96
16%
16%
20 Ya
16 %
*82%
2.50
*18%
13%
18%
30%
*95
16
18%
common___No par
(The)
19%
16%
5
363/a
36%
36
36%
.
Corp
85
*82%
88%
80
:J.; *76
25%
19%
31 %
30%
*94%
19 Ya
31
30Y4
97
95
16
16%
.16
85
*82'%
85
*82 %
18%
18 Yk
*18%
18 3 a
36
35%
35 %
4,90u
30 %
6,300
98
500
15%
16
7,500
*82 '/a
15Ya
34%
20%
30%
85
18%
35%
*82%
85
230
80
*94%
96
15 Ya
Y;
i<3"g
30%
96%
19%
87 7s
87%
*76
19 Ya
20
7,300
26%
2"
25%
85
18 Ya
930
18%
18%
35
35
36
C.700
■
7'%
7Ya
2,800
77%
,__1
7%
7%
7
100
lo
*126%
*126%
128
*126%
128
126'%
123'%
*16%t
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
*16%
17
16%
16'%
3 6 Ye
18%
1,400
60%
60%
59%
00%
58%
59%
58%
58 Ya
56%
58 %
57
53 5/a
18,6)0
No par
105%
105 %
104%
104%
104%
104 %
*103%
104 %
*103
No par
41 %
Co
...
Gold <fc Stock Telegraph Co
29
1
3
*87%
par
20%
26%
Goodrich Co (B F) common_-No par
16
18% Jan
16% Nov 23
88
20%
..No par
Gleaner Harvester
Co
26%
80.
80
1
common
Goebel Brewing
87%
*76
27%
*76
common
preferred
31
26%
*20%
1
preference__No
Brothers
$4.50
'
7% Nov 20
Co
convertible
100
27%
Goodall-Sanford
5
$5
Inc
preferred
Goodyear Tire
&
7%
128
7%
*7%
7%
*126 %
•
7%
128
%
105
7%
*126%
*103
-
128
10
104.'A
20)
40%
41%
16,3fO
106 Ya
Rubber—
'
40% Nov 26
Dec
13
9'/a Dec
19
104
45
Mar 14
50
Oct
109
Feb
8
104
Jan
17y4 Feb
2
8
Apr
51
6
40% May
Aug 16
x49% Jan
57 y4 Jan
6
4V4 Feb
5
2% Apr
3% Feb
10% Jan
9
7
9% Feb
15
43% Mar 17
28% May
31% Jan
4
21 % Jun
28 y2 Mar 16
21% May
1
24V4Jan
30
1
104% Jan
30
21
33 V, jan
2
2% Jan
29
97
27%
Apr~24
88% Dec
17
12
Oct
34
103% Feb
97 Ya Apr
11% Mar 17
13% Jan
21
34
Jan
16%dSep
26
13% Jan
2
15
Jan
2
29
6
28
73% Jun
29
35% May 24
22
Feb
6
Grand
5'/2%
Grant
57% Feb
22% Jan
154
Jan
14
46% Feb
27
4
18
Apr
29
30
140
Jan
3
Jan
44% Oct
9
36
r
5lYa Jan
36
Mar
20% May
Aug 30
28
2
Gt
conv
7%
10% Jan
Dec
Pnr
2
28
12% Jan
66% Mar 13
,
footnotes
see
page
22.
*8Y4
*50
8%
51
8%
*107
50
8%
8
5C
*51
107%
106Ya
8
8%
8%
8Ya
52
52
3
2%
2%
23/4
2%
7%
*7%
7%
7
7%
7%
7%
29%
29%
*29%
30%
22%
22%
22%
99
99
29%
29%
*22 %
*98
5
29
—100
*97'/a
100
29 Vb
98%
*97%
30%
30%
x29
22
pfd
98%
96%
98
14%
*14%
14%
14 5/«
12%
12 %
32%
14%
100
*143
50%
18%
143%
50%
18%
*143
50%
49%
18%
18
143%
143%
*32
14%
49 %
50%
18
18%
143 %
*143%
2
11% Feb
8
3
96% Apr
7
4 Y4%
1
No par
*65
37"
*22
Corp
Common
,
-
& Die Corp
(The)—
..100 '
preferred.,—
3
ll3/a
..100
*95%
70
*65
*65
70
70
37
37
37%.
36%
37
23 '
22
22
21%
21 Ya
.'
11%
96
11%
*95'A
11YS
11%
96
1
*95%
11%
96
„
*65
36%
*21%
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*95%
96%
12%
33
14%
49%
96 Ys
12%
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*97V2
98
29'A
29%
*963/8
96'%
'
14%
48%
49
18
*65
70
36%
36%
21
21 %
144%
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*95 %
11%
96
5,271
190
14%
2.SCO
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7.000
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1,500
1<*5
80
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36%
22
12%
18
144
70
1,533
a
32
48%
18
144
503
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18
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33
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23,300
27/B
22
99%
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7
213a
29 %
33
2%
2%
21%
98%
13
200
21 Va
29'/a
*32
1,700
28 3 4
29%
13%
(03
8 7'4
55%
283/4
99%
32%
8 Ya
54
106%
874
*50%
107
29%
29%
127/a
No par
7
22%
32%
14%
49%
18%
No par
Sugar com
■22%
2 3/4
40 Y8
*28:%
*98%
1
12%
29
*51
22 Y4
No par
com..
& Western RR
Greenfield Tap
52
3
2%
40%
*107
107%.
7Ya
__100
Stores
Green (H L) Co Inc
41
27/a
common.__12.50
common...
preferred
Western
Green Bay
417/8 Jan
8
26% Jan 22
Jan
94
107
40%
41%
'
11% Jan
192% Mar
41
10
•
preferred
Greyhound
91
Steel
Co
4
Northern Iron Ore Prop__No par
Great
107
42
1
(The)
Gt Northern Ry 6%
4
107%
41%
5
preferred
cum
(W T)
$2.25
4
Mar
City
Co
3 ¥4%
preferred
Gray son-Robinson
22
19 Ya Mar
145
66% Mar 13
22
82
2
*107
42
'
Union
Granite
30
13% Jan
Jan
No par
No par
Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
11
91
preferred
Hosiery
Graham-Paige
21
31% Feb
conv
Gould-National Batteries Inc..,.
22
5
38
45% Jun
14
2
2
138 % Jun
May
27% Feb
24
Feb
29
xl8% Dec
9
Apr
18y4 Feb
Jun
31% Aug
'
$5
Gotham
8
6% July 10
29 'A Nov 21
Common
.
37
4.500
r.%
21
700
11%
11%
*95%
2)
19,100
The
(1872)
!6
•*
Commercial and financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 5, 1932
.
*
'
"
-'
'
1
for Previous
Range
Year
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. i
1951
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
19 % Jun
29
27Vb Jan
9
23% Apr
10V4 Jan
25
14% Jun
11
11 % Jan
2
21V4 Jan
10
33 % Oct
9
25
Feb
20
33% Apr
2
68% Feb
5
63
Feb
27
68 Va Apr .28
1
58 Ve Sep
13
50 % May
20 Vb May 23
23 V2 Jan
17
21
59% July
Jun
44
25 /
27% Jan
29
26
.
24'%
25
Gulf
29
Gulf
99
Dec
5
104
Feb
14
97% Jan
3
102
Apr
25
97
Dec
27
110
Feb
14
98% Jan
2
105
Apr
9
30 Vu Feb
28
33% Oct
9
30 % Jan
19
50% Nov
29
19% Dec
1
15% Apr
12% Dec
84
Dec
154
Jah
30
22% July
Jan
¥;
17% Jan
Hall
13% Jan
Hamilton
28
29
81
102% Jan
23
105
30% Jan
10
34
Apr
3
Mar 27
142
Jan
21
7
Hart
4
Hat
36% Mar
1
2
11% Jan
11
9% Feb
6
6% Apr
15
27% Jan
30 %
21
19% May
Mar
8
28% May
Mar
8
84
Jan
7% Jan
23
2
12
37
97
26
July 30
82% Dec
6%
Jan
Refrac
com..No par
preferred
100
—'.
32%
33%
32
68 Va
68%
68
"50%
Co
3% %
2
May 'i
24
*67%
50%
68
24
12%
the Week
Shares
237 b
32%
/,'
24'A
237»
24'%
12%
12%
12%
12%
31%
*
12%
327%
32'%
33
68
68
68
*67%
9,800
1,200
29,500
400
51'%
50%
51'A
52
52%
19,100
22
22
22
22
22
11,700
51%
51%
22
"101
103
*101
103
*101
103
*101
103
*101
103
105
105
*105
105%
*105
105%
*105
1057a
*105
1057a
51 Vb
22
22
22
30
31 %
31%
31 Vb
31%
*31
31%
*31'/a
31%
31 VB
31'%
600
46%
46%
46 %
46'/a
46
46%
45'%
45%
46
46 %
4,300
16
16 VB
15%
16
16
16%
16
16
15%
16
1,500
13
4,200
12%
12%
12%
12%
77
74
78%
105%
*104%
31%
31%
31%
*138
142
*22%
12%
12%
74
*74
75
150
*104%
105'/a
*104%
105'%
31%
31 VB
31%
31 Va
31%
*138
142
*138
142
22%
*22%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
*35%
36%
35'%
35%
6
142
*138
142
22%
23 Vb
*5%
12%
74
105 Va
'31%
32
*22%
5%
12%
74%
*104%
105 Va
*138
23
5%
12%
*72
76
*104%
6
36
10
6%
—.1
,—:
Friday
May 1
22
23
*5%
*35 %
*9%
6%
50
23%
12%
32 Va
68
*22%
fft-..
Sales for
Thursday
>
Apr. 30 ■
-
33 %
1
common
Corp
2,800
,
22%
22%
500
5%
23
574
400
35
35'%
36
36
*35%
36%
*9%
10
0%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
97b
500
6%
6%
6'/a
6'/a
6%
6%
6%
67 b
3,100
20 Vb
20'%
4,300
6%
6%
70
5
common
preferred
20 Vb
20Vb
20 VB
20%
20 »/a
20'/a
20 VB
19%
15
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
30
'28%
28%
*28'%
29
100
Co
Glass
Hazel-Atlas
14
*12%
10
Marx
&
of America
Mfg
Hecht
2
Apr
89
100
Co $4.25 pfd—No par
A)
Schaffner
Corp
Hayes
30
32% Jan
1
18
No par
com
preferred
preferred
Hayes Industries Inc
26
23%
12%
31%
*46%
46%
16Vb
16%
12%
12%
*78%
79
*104% 105%
31%
31%
*138
142
5
4 % %
10% Mar 20
16
8% Oct
23%
PRICES"
Wednesday
"
-
12%
*31 %
25
Cementing—5
Co
Watch
iM
Harbison-Walk
6 V4 Jan
May
Well
Printing Co
F;
conv
Hanna
24% Jan
28
20% Nov
4%
Mar 28
21
22% Feb
% July 17
x9% Jun
Feb
5% Mar 14
140
17
35
6
Apr
(W
Water...
Oil
Apr.-29
.
23%
h
Halliburton
5
8
100
Hackensack
12% Apr
5
Mar
x5% Dec
100
50 Va Jan
74
107% May
1
34% Oct 17
27% July
143 y2 Dec
preferred
31% Apr
Feb
com.No par
preferred
dividend
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
v
12%
33%
"68
68%
51%
52 %
22
22
*101
103
104% 104%
12%
33%
25
.1
Utilities Co
Apr. 28
23%
23%
.1
$4.40
15% Mar 13
2
Oct
Corp
19
44
15% Mar 14
73 % Jan
101
Oil
States
M»nday.~
v:
Saturday
Apr. 26 *
—1
$4.20 dividend
%
30% Mar 26
•
Par
Gull Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred
i—Nopar
Jan
58% Jan
1
;
LOW
7.,
STOCK
Orumman Aircraft Corp—
Guantanamo Sugar
•
12% Mar 20
Mar 26
YORK
EXCHANGE
■
".v.","if
new york stock record
■
89'/a
89 %
*89 Va
90
*89%
90
89%
89%
*89%
LO
*89%
90
40
30
30
*29%
30%
30
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29%
30
700
98%
98%
*98
99%
*98
99 Va
*98
99 Va
20
20
200
"
32
Nov
13
94
Sep
14
22 % Dec
22
38
1
33% Jan
93% Mar
4
26
11
Jan
15
5
21% Apr
30
98% Apr
24
Feb
2
40% Feb
1
34 % Apr
26
38
9
Oct
17% July
23% Feb
24
18% May
1
79
15
67
Jan
2
127% Mar 15
120% Feb
21
44% Mar 12
38% Feb
21
54
51% Jan
23% Apr
9
62
Nov
20
120
Nov
21
37% Nov
49
29% May
41% July 13
22
3
106% Jan
31
Feb
27
Feb
Dec
14
20% Jan
3
28% Sep
18% Jan
4
26% Aug
6
86% Jan 31
69
Nov
16
104
Nov
6
Mar 29
6
106% Dec
17
70
Helme
7
5%
preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4% '/r,
Hewitt-Robins
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
,100
Jan
26
107% Jan
14
74
1
$4%
5
8
17% Feb
13
14% Jan
21
23
Aug 29
18% Apr
15
21
2
15
Jan
29
10% Feb
18
11% Mar 31
20
Dec
20
9
20% Jan
15
Jan
22% Apr
11% Jan
20% Apr
1
22% Feb
8
18% Jan
28% Jan
23
x26% Jan
4
29% Mar 21
3
42% Feb
19
33% Jan
2
39
52
2
66% Jan
19
,54% May
1
V
July
42 % Jan
11
69
94
26
105
Dec
11% Jun
29
July 30
52
Jan
94% Jan
15% Feb
29
9
Apr
2
62
Jan
29
102
Apr
12% Apr
8
13% Feb
35% Jan
37% Oct
16
32% Mar 19
42% Dec
24
41% Jan
30
23
99% Mar
1
88% Jan
4
94
Apr
Dec
5
107% Jan
18
Jan
11
102
17
Jun
22
20 y4 Apr
24
18 % Apr
19
20
Jan
4
Oct
1
68 % Jan
2
85
Apr
21V2 Jan
10
Feb
4
84% Nov
2
17% Dec 29
50% Mar 15
5'% July 18
12
Oct
2
Jan
9
94
19
24
24
24 Vb Apr
5
Jan
*53
54
24%
*23'/a
24%
*23%
24%
23 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
15
18
70%
70%
*99%
100%
100
23%
200
17%
17
17%
17'/B
17 %
6,100
71
71
71
71
23'/a
23%
*23%
23 Va
160
99
97%
98
97%
9774
510
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,000
14%
19 %
19%
19
19
*18%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
"8 Va
8%
8 Vb
8 Vb
13Vs
19
8%
21
8 Vb
19
18%
-V
*8
11'%
11'%
21
11 Va
11%
21%
21
20 %
*8
8'%
19
1,100
11'%
600
21
1,400
8'%
700
18%
18%
18%
*18%
13%
18%
18%
*27 Va
27%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
37%
36 %
36%
36 VB
36%
36%
37
4,909
58 Va
56%
56%
56
56%
56
56
54%
55
55 %
56'%
3,100
Electrochemical
Co
53
5
com
.
.*56
.,
52%
_3
12%
*33%
common
preferred
■
*101 %
44
100
100
preferred
*100
No par
25
*76%
•
Hudson & Manhattan
44
*93%
94%
101
*100
18%
77%
76
43
*93%
33%
*33'%
34'%
*43%
44'
94%
*93%
94'%
;
100
800
i
"40
101
*100
101
*100
100
100
3,100
18%
76
*
18%
18%
18%,
18%
18%
6.400
76%
18%
77
75%
75%
75V4
76%
1,200
17
*16%
16 Va
*16%
17
17
4Va
17
*16 Va
67%
67%
67
67%
66%
66%
65'%
65'%
66 Va
667%
1,400
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
21 %
22'%
22%
4,300
4'%
*22
common._100
*43%
94%
1,500
13
22 Va
67
I
44
*93
19
76'/a
77%
34
*43%
127%
102'%
43'%
*33'%
34
*33 %
101
18%
12%
13
300
67
*16%
1
*33%
33%
"100
101
13 %
13
*101 %
102%
300
54
53
52%
'101%
102 Va
44%
*93
.
*101%
13
13
52
52
52
53%
102%
94%
33%
44%
,
■)
13 Va
13
19% V 19%
5
"When Issued"
44
94%
*93
*52
102%
34%
'—No par
*101%
52%
*101 %
53
102 Va
12%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4'/B
4 VB
4'%
4 V«
2,100
*16%
17
17
4%
.100
*10
10 Va
9%
10
10
10
*9%
10%
*9'%
10
*9'%
10
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
53
53%
54%
54%
54%
55
54 %
54%
54'%
54%
55
55 Vi
6,500
14%
14%
14 V8
14%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
14
7,300
6.66%
*20Vb
20 Va
19%
*19%
19%
*19 %
19%
19%. ; 19'%
"18%
19
_<
1
Hussman Refrigerator Co—.No par
*18%
4
5%
preferred
noncum
17
4
16 % Aug 30
28% Feb
14
17 Va Jan
31
20% Jan
7
Hunt
Jan
8
3% Feb
9
Hupp Corp
May
1
19% Apr
7
Hudson
14% Mar 31
Hudson Motor Car..
Foods
12.50
Inc.—
19%
3 Vb
3
„
Range for Previous
3 Vb
3Vs
18%
18 %
18%
'
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
1,700
27%
12% Feb
Highest
£3
36%
52% Apr
1951
39%
53
99
11%
9
39'%
*71
72
99
19 Va
*8
20
39%
72
*11%
19
*53
99%
*70%
14%
14%
15
*53
*27%
3
"Year
•
54
53%
33%
39%
53%
*53
500
124
*123
124
*18%
26
Lowest
39%
39%
39%
54
122%
4,500
18%
Oct
3
39%
*
124
820
71
37%
20% Feb
18
39%
*122%
122
a
27%
65 i
,4% Jan 19
23% Oct
6
39 Va
122
70 '
18%
12 Vb Nov 16
2% July 30
124
.
37%
48 % May 24
18% May 15
70%
27%
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co—
30
12
69%
18%
4%
2
64% Jan
70%
1,600
37%
16
5% Jan
24
9% Apr 28
70%
17%
17%
*70%
71
*99% 100%
5
Houston Light & Power.
Houston Oil of Texas (Del)
89% Feb .15
4% Apr
2
19% Mar
14
64% Apr
21% Apr
70%
22
35'%
27%
Mar 25
16% Apr
i
70%
217/s
37%
3%%
14
75
71%
__5
& Sons—,—
Houdaille-Hershey
22
54% Apr
*18%
21%
*27Va
4
90
*35
19
*122
122%
$2.25 conv preferred
•
50
Household Finance common—No par
22
20
20
Nov
35%
16%
1
—
$4.25 preferred
18
45% Apr
30% Jan
84
35 Va
*18%
Hooker
4
30% Jan
*21%
19
10
18
17
21%
35%
19
*23 Va
5
.
Holly Sugar Corp common
2
Apr 30
iA)
21%
35
19
10
5% conv preferred.
.30
Homestake Mining———
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp—
uj._..No par
7
-69% Feb
Hollander
21%
35'/a
19
10
Paper Co
(Charles Ej
Holland Furnace Co
4
33% Dec
Mar 20
Co
21%
35
19%
70%
71
39 Va
(conv) __No par
Corp—
Hinde & Dauch
Hires
18
9% July U
17% Nov 23
26 % Oct 31
Hotels
22
35
*19
*53
5
2nd pfd
cum
Hilton
Inc
*98
21%
35
1£ %
122%
50
7
Nov
8
preferred series A
7
10
9
71
24% Jan
18% Mar 29
Feb
No par
common.
*19
99%
*98
99%
35
22 Vb
34'/a
25
No par
26% Jan
Apr 24
22
10
preferred
1
12% July 18
14
100.
common—
Hercules Powder
53% Mar 26
16% Mar
25% Mar
Wj
l'/o- non-cum
16
42% Feb
(G
25
1
Hercules Motors
5
124% Jan
Co common—
preferred
17
May
07% May
11
3.65%
21% Mar 31
x78V4 Mar
<H J)
Heinz
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
,
Par
LOW
Monday
AND
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 28 <
Apr. 26
18%
*18 %
SALE
L
400
3'%
3.900
18
1,500
Friday
the Week
18
18%
18
18%
3'%
3
3
3
3
3 Va
3
18'%
400
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Shares
May 2
May I
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
i
33% May 15
39% Jan
36
9
Apr
51% Nov
24
75% Feb
6
54 %' Jan
93
20
107% Mar
8
95
Nov
32% Mar 15
39% Nov
45
52
Apr
Feb
6
68% Apr
26
100
Jan
29
40
Feb
8
50% Apr
29
17
4.08%
cum
40
8
17
Idaho
Power
Co
—20
Illinois Central RR
6%
noncum
*36%
common. 100
Co
67%
pfd ser A—100
conv
*98
37
36%
36%
36
36
36
66%
68
65%
66%
65%
66%
*98 %
99
19
47% Dec
1
8% Nov
23
28% Feb
6
15
x35% Apr
7
Jan
2
45% Feb
23
preferred—
50
*49
50
13
x47% Jan
8
Apr
1
4.26%
cum
preferred
50
*49%
51%
*49%
16
54% Apr
21
4.70%
cum
preferred
50
*54 VB
54%
54%
7% Mar 25
8% Jan
4
Illinois Terminal RR Co
38 Vb Mar
1
Indianapolis Power & Light
11% Jan
16
36% Oct
6 % Dec
18
28
8% Mar 1,
71% Feb 16
75 V2 Jun
29
92% Sep
152
Dec
45 Va
12
July
2
18% Jun
11
29
Mar 28
20% Nov
90
8
Dec
26
33% May
1
6% Mar 28
1
56% Nov
Feb
Feb
155% Jan
12
43 %
Jan
Ingersoll-Rand
161% Apr
14
19
Inland
29% Jan
29
11% Jan
13% Mar 19
23% Jan
Feb
3
2
199 V2 Jun
25
231
Sep
..
186
10
37% Feb
14
Jan
31
179
10% Jan
2
18% Dec
10
44% Oct
Apr
160% Jan
8
87% Aug 15
..
16% Mar
17% Jan
22
2
96% Jan
31
25
5Va Jan
3
2% Apr
31% May 24
129
Feb 14
42% Oct
8
133% Nov 27
130% Jan
19
Apr
12
Int'l
41% Jan
14
Int
7%
28
.—No par
Inc..;
Iron.-'.
100
International Mining Corp./
1
Nickel of Canada corn..No par
Preferred
;
100
15
14% Jan
3
International Packers Limited
50% Feb
8
International
Apr
16
21
.8% Feb
25
51% Feb
8
39
4
49% Dec
20
x48
38 % Dec
19
44% Feb
28
37
Jan
2
53
May
33% July 10
13 Va Jan
2
20% Jan
8
73
May
35% Jan
31
8% Dec
1
32
129.
Jan
14
38% Jan
30
18
2
61% Feb
2
20
35% Apr
18
15
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
24% Sep 28
20% July 9
57
20
18Vb Apr
14
X29% Feb
6
Feb
24% Jan-
30 V2 Nov
8
Mar 11
34% Feb
19
27% July
5
8 % Nov 26
,
Apr
51% May
4
8
36% pet
xl9'% Sep
27% Sep
105
8
—
30% Jan
8% Jan
11
9% Mar 18
29% May
25% Jan
36
Feb
29
International
preferred
international
Utilities Corp.*
18
64% May
1
11
96
64
213
Dec
Jan
3
25
Mar 27
iJun
85 V2 Dec
29% July
70% Nov
15
82% Sep
31% Jan
99
Jan
3
2
97% Jan
62% Feb
29
26
15
19
55
4
25
Feb
30
71% Jan
1
25 V, Jnn
Apr
21% May
86% Jan
35% Nov 16
34
May
73 % Jan
17
31%
170%
170 %
Xl70%
2.800
188
188
189
32
32
170'
5,000
4
20,500
32%
170
170'A
570
18
17%
17%
17%
17%'
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
9,200
*34%
34%
34 Vb
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
34'A
33'A
337%
3,900
*91
91%
91%
*91'A
91'%
18
91 Va
91%
2%
2%
■-*2%
42 Vb
42%
42
132 %
*131
*131
*6%
6%
44%
52
52
37%
37%
*44'/a
132
10%
'
105
43 '/a
*103%
6%
42%
132
10%
44%
3
41%
132 %
10%
105
7
44%
91%
3
43%
•
*91
3
42%-
6%
*91
*91
2%
*2%
42 %
40%
*131
132
3
41%
131
131
100
27%
27%
1,200
41'A
41%
21,500
131%
13174
210
10%
•
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
107%
3.900
43%
43%
43%
42%
43
42%
44'A
24,600
104 Va
*103'%
*103'A
104%
104%
6 '/a
*103
6%
45
*44 VB
45
52 %
52%
*51
52%
37%
37%
37 Vb
54
37%
92
2%
41%
*44
6%
6'%
104%
G'%
45
*44
45
51 %
51 %
*51
52
37 VB
37%
37
37
6
V4
6'A
100
1,500
.
44%
45
100
51'A
51'A
500
37%
900
*37
*56
56%
55%
56%
54%
55%
54'%
51%
51'A
52%
*35%
36 Vb
35%
35%
*35 Va
36 %
*35'/a
36 VB
*35'/a
36 Vb
*35 VB
35%
17
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
%
16%
16%
27%
27% *'27%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
27
*28%
29
28 %
28'%
27%
28
*28'A
29
17
*27Vb'
V
16
53
16 3
2,900
200
32,300
4
1,600
26
26%
26
26 V4
25 7%
26'A
7,400
23 %
23%
23
23
23
23'%
1.900
36
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
34%
34:%
1,300
preferred
/
J
Jewel
(F L)
Tea Co
3%%
preferred
5%
Manville
&
_l
1
Inc
*26%
136%
26%
27
-
23%
*35%
136%
_1
4%
No par
*21%
pfd__100
89%
*136
29%
26%
23%
23%
36
34%
137%
137%
4 V.
4%
137%
*137%
9%
9 \'a
139
9 Vb
23%
31
30'%
*137%
139
9 Vb
30
*137'%
90
65
65
*64%
98%
*98
100
*97
98%
Corp
__No par
'
com
Series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
12 %
67%
*58
*97
400
9'A
7.800
30'%
1.000
139
20
88
4%
4'A
4'A
21%
2174
*21%
88
88
*4'%
88%
88 Va
88 %
65 3A
64 3A
6474
64'A
65'A
99%
*21
4'A
1,200
22
300
88 %'
160
*63%
65
400
*98
99%
>
99%
*98
68%
681/4
68%
68'A
6874
68
68%
£8%
69'A
58 'A
58'A
57
57
55
56 Va
55
56
56%
56 %
1,400
22'%
22%
22'%
2274
2174
22
22'%
22 34
31.800
*89%
90%
89 %
8974
8974
89 %
89%
34%
3474
34 V*
3474
34
8934
34'A
34
3474
2274
2274
2274
2274
100
*89 %
90%
90 Va
90%-
—1
3474
3474
34 '/a
3474
10
:
*4V»
21%
4'A
68
67%
59%
*21%
22
88
22
*88
66
i.
4'A
*21 Va
89%
*65
j.
4'A
22
common—No par
Johnson
preferred
50c
*29
30
■
Co
Laughlin Steel
2
16
188
32 V8
2,800
16'A
26%
23%
&
18
16%
189 Va
^2
.: 37%
26%
Johns
90% Apr
171%'
16
188
230
*3%
16 VB
3%
16
23%
Jones
38% Feb
171
*3974
90
36
common^
Johnson
I
33
3%.
3%
*23%
Coal
7
1
189'
32%
89%
90
*35 %'
Creek
7
21
188
3%
Island
Jaeger Machine Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
78% Sep
106% Jan
16 %
16 Vb
16%
189
90
9 Vb
•
4
5
3%
*30 %
Jacobs
Apr
189
91
3%
9%
13
89% Apr 26
70% Mar 25
*90
4
6,500
31%
19
2
90%
400
197%
'9 i/R
T5% Jan
81% Jan
*171
16 Va
-
127%
91
*30%
$6
Mar 16
19'%
9%
29
95
12%
19
31%
137% Apr
26
13
18%
9VB
7
80% Dec
13
19 Ve
*30%
Feb
Feb
13%
18%
9 VB
139
25
3%
*12%
19%
31%
July 12
7
4
13%
19%
9 VB
1
2
90%
91 %
*12%
*30%
5
4% Apr
3%
13%
20%
*29%
30
19% Jan
*90
20
Interstate Dept Stores—No par
Power Co.—
3.60
39% Feb
18
par
Interstate
25 % Jan
10
2.500
Inter type Corp..
——L.No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No par
Iowa Power & Light Co—L
10
27% Feb
8% Jan
—25
25
22% Apr
22% Feb
47
common
;
/international Telep & Teleg__No
34% Apr
4
97
L.No par
5
28
64
No par
Shoe—
/International Silver
7%
100
28
4% Jun
5.300
22%
105 Va
preferred.—.
'International Salt.
Feb
18% Jan
45 Vi
22'%
*102%
5%
Dec
22
44'A
22'%
$4
*
No par
Iht'l Rys of Cent Amer. com__No par
39
Jan
44'%
21%
10%
24
134
43%
22%
44%
1
Jun
45%
22%
10%
•
27% May
44%
23
44%
;
10
46
15
common
160
600
22%
7.50
Paper
preferred.—
160
100
2,000
85
45%
*158
172
,.5
160
*158%
.
23
171 %
-com
*158'%
160
674
56 %
160
85
85
*6%
55
85
46
171%
^Chemical
54
86
22%
33
&
57%
86
45%
32%
preferred..
.
*86
10,100
56
6Va
6%
56%
87 %
7
1,600
8
23
*12%
160
*6%
6%
57%
1,800
54'A
347«
46
16%
Int'l
*'
*158
34%
34%
160
32%
136% Feb
22
8
46
188%
42% May
97% Jan
5% Jan
7%
200
*158
32%
Hydro-Electric Sys class A..25
Minerals
34%
34%
35 %
16 VB
10% May
43% Jan
34
188%
common
3
6
34%
Machines...—No par
17
19
33%
No par
15% Oct
16
8
87%
56% Jan
Feb
*53 %
7%
87%
9
73% Jan
*49 %
54'%
7%
8
87%
23
11% Jan
51 Va
*53%
*85%
12% Aug
8
*43%
54%
No par
L.No par
preferred—.—.—:
100
.
4%
6
7
*49%
51 Va
*6%
13%
23
6
50%
54%
57%
20%
Apr
6% Nov
51 Va
*49 %
7%
*20 Vb
Business
44% Nov
300
*49%
57%
45% Nov
109
5,000
49'A
50%
*6%
*12%
Harvester
21
34%
35 Vb
1
Int'l
96 % Dec
3778
54%
*57 %
100
Ctfs
Int'l
3% Mar
367b
49 %
51%
7%
4%%
18
91% Apr
36%
*54%
8
20,000
36 %
37%
*49%
*49%
8
1.400
663A
54%
57%
Intercheihical
23
48VsJan
36%
100
100
*98
51%
50%
'
*99
65'%
99
50
*6%
*22%
36% Jan
8
35
20
172
4
37%
*57%
;
Co_„;
212% Jan
40% May
Jun
Steel
Interlake
31% Apr 17
88% Jan 25
8
•
37%
l
Mex, S A
—
preferred
18
1
De
common
Insuranshares
.
4% Jan '17
Jan
31% May
27
25 % Jan
16.
8
Corp common
^5
preferred
100
Intercontinental Rubber...—No par
13
5Va Jan
3
6%
3
94
20% Feb
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper...
v
18% May
28
29
22
89% May
3 % Jan
6
25
26
92% Jan
9
2% Jun
30% Jun
Industria Electrica
23
15 Va Jun
159 % Jun
28
'8
37 Vs
37%
99
65
63%
99
"
Industrial Rayon
May
21% May
37%
5
30
63
101% Feb
29% May
No par
common
30
20
15
Co
Jan
8 % Jan
20
81
26
Power
51% Jan
X53
168% May 18
62% Feb
5
29% Oct
52
Illinois
99
37%
*49%
53% Feb
53% Apr
Nov
99
37
37
36%
36
36%
68%
,
99%
*98
7.400
_■
290
3,100
k
27
Jun
29
40% Sep
13
11 % Nov
5
18% Jan
3
25% May
Apr
28
38% Jan
49% Feb
15% Jan
15
17% Mar 14
43 Vb
For
footnotes
see
page
1
22
3
13
Kaiser
Alum
Chem Corp
5% cum preferred (conv);
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
&
.1
27%
27%
27 V*
27 7
b
27%
27%
26%
277%
23%
26%
26 %
277a
6.600
J50
43%
43%
43' %
43%
43'4
4334
47%
43 3
4
43%
43 Vb
44
44 'A
2,100
10
16»4
16 V4
16%
167a
16%
16°b
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
161
1,300
b
Number 5113
Volume 175
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1873)
IT
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for Previous
Range
Year
Lowest
88 % Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
237/a Mar 30
'96
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
28'% Nov
2
Highest
26% Jan
29
5
28
103% Feb
1
87% Jan
2
19
Nov
108
Jan
5
95
Jan
15
57
Jun
63
Sep 21
75% Feb
62
5
*
66
Feb
6
2
15% Feb
Feb
-
6
9% Feb
5
34% Oct
19
31% Jan
15
2
33% Oct
25
31
67%! July
2
887/a Nov
14
70 % May
36% Aug
197/s July
6
49% Oct
31
40 % Feb
3
42% Mar 15
107% Dec 12
25% Jan
29
20 % May
50% Sep
20
40
23
-
Dec
108
31
Dec
18
110
-
Jan
20
1
57% Apr
22% Jan
17
/ 49 % Jan
29
5
114
2
91
Nov
29
4
47% Sep
13
Feb
13
103
42
41
Apr
•91% Apr
35
21
Sep
Apr
Jan
7
20
Jan
30
x76
.
Feb
49% Jan
'
24
21
96% Mar
4
4
69%
68
69
677*
67 V*
67
8.75
Corp
preferred
King-Seeley
Corp!
Kinney (G R) Co
39% Jan
5
Kresge
26
56% May
9
50% Mar 25
54
4
Kress
Jun
25
39
7
317/a Jan 25
35% Mar 10
Co_'
(S S)
(S H)
106
*28%
28%
95
*10172
*33
95
103
*105%
105 %
69
69%
68
68%
67%
67
67
17 7a
1774
10
10 74
107a
10%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 74
33%
33%
33%
72
73%
72%
72%
71%
55
53%
54%
1774
17%
11 Ve
1,500
103
106
106
*101 %
*67
'
33%
69
17%
20
70
*66%
4,300
67 74
11 Vz
5,600
10 7o
10%
1074
3.200
33%
33%
33%
33
33
32%
33
2,700
72%
7074
71%
71 %
73
18,000
54%
32,700
10
,
*32%
17%
400
400
55
52%
52%
54
52 Ve
53%
53%
"2074
20i/2
2074
2074
20%
2072
2074
20%
207a
2074
20%
20%
2.100
41'/2
41
41%
40 72
417*
40
41
40%
417a
42
V2
42 7a
2,500
113
*11174
113
*1117*
*11174
113
*22
22%
1
*19
iga/8
*19
74
*7272
22%
197a
74
2272
*22 7a
19 7a
43 74
433%
437a
43
*9174
92 y4
91
91
35%
35%
lo
*22 7s
22%
*19
74
*7272
loo
*111%
113
*22 7s
19%
*7272
___10
,
103
G0572
10574
1017a
10
1772
10
*33 7a
1
Koppers Co Inc common
4% preferred
;—
>
103
Shares
May 2
28%
*93
34
10
34
*111'%
No par
^
28%
95
the Week
Friday
417a
*
(cum)-—100
common„i„
105 74
10572
17 74
1774
10
com—No par
$5 prior preferred
Nov
*10172
103
28%
74
1774
—5
541/4
Kimberly-Clark
*93
67
73%
32
Jan
69
67%
Copper
—No par
Kern County Land Co——2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par
51
May
69%
337a
7
28
Mar
105%
C83%
*6672'
100
33%
conv
28%
Thursday
May 1
"
*105 74
—
conv
95
*10172
1
4%
28%
*93
103
Kennecott
12
23% Jan
1
8
10
May
22
*28 7a
95
*93
*33 %
Class B
28 72
28 74
28 74
95
class A—1
19
26
2
80
Jan
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
92 % Jan
70
19% Jan
Jan
Kayser
19
287c
«93
com__No par
Light Co
(Julius) & Cos.
14
34% Jan
Apr. 30
*105%
&
Sales for
Wednesday
Apr, 29
*101%
preierred—i.,
Power
TRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 28
100
Southern
noncum
SALE
Monday
Apr. :><»
„100
:
12% Jan
34% Jan
Mar
City
4%
Kansas
HIGH
Saturday
100
—.
preferred
Kansas
22
30
Apr
*
Par
preferred
cum
4.50%
15
1
18% Jan
17% Mar 20
2
47o
s
67%-Jan
*
27
72
5
May
.1
3
21% Feb
36
36% Jan
:
27% Aug 27
24
May
preferred
3.80%
18% Feb
28
Jan
24 y8 Jan
28
Apr
-
16% Jan
1
LOW AND
STOCK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
.2
23
70
8
17% Mar
Apr
106.,
70% Feb .24
29
15% July 20
11% Dec 26^
% Mar 11
.94
YORK
EXCHANGE
102
,
103% Mar 12
f
NEW
*22%
*111%
22 74
114
22%
2274
100
19%
20O
19%
19
19
71%
.
72%
71%
7174
71 %
7174
100
43%
44
44%
4472
4,900
91%
91%
9274
530
35%
'35%
43
43%
43%
43%
91%
74
113
91%
91
91
35%
35%
*91
*19
35%
35%
No par
51%
51%
5072
51
50%
507a
5072
507a
50%
50%
50%
517a
2,200
No par
*32%
33 72
32%
33 7a
32%
33%
33 7a
33%
32%
33
33
33%
4,000
8'%
4,200
—-
& Co
Kroger Co (The)
35%
3574
35%
35%
2,600
L
6% May 24
5% July
9
22
Dec
17
8% Mar 13
Mar
1
6 % Mar 27
28% May
4
14% Feb
2
Dec
8
26
11% Jan
-
9
6
21% Apr 29
11% Mar
7
42% Jan
2
51% Feb
9
16% Jun
28
21% Sep
28
56
Jan
8% Jan
7% Feb
*
24
2
Laclede Gas
9
La Consolidad 6%
21
13% Jan
7
Lane
10
48 % Feb
6
2
24% Jan
30
2
72% Oct
9
19% July 27
25% Feb
16
20% Apr
15
23% May
2
88
Jan
2
1
92% May
9% Feb
6
1
25 % Jan
19
17% Apr
87
Dec
13
100% Feb
15
0
Jun
7
11% Jan
18
8% May
21% Aug
1
26% Apr
19
21% May
8% Jun
25
15% Feb
17
14
1% May 12
15% July 20
4% May 24,
65% Jan
2
11% Jan
3
22
1% Apr
23
2
39
Oct
79
Jan
184
Jan
2
13% Jan
*37% Jun
69
.
29
17% Jun
18
Dec
Oct
Oct
36% Apr
21
23% Rep
5
49
Jan
17% Feb
:71% Jan
18% Apr
15% Apr
.27% Jan
2
47% Apr
2
15% Jun
4
May 28
Dec
28
35
48% Jun
29
26% Nov
93
8%
*22%
22%
2274
22%
1774
71%
17 74
17%
_____No par
Coal
1
Lerner
$3
1st
noncum
Jan
7
14
Feb
13
4
22
Jan
2
Lion
24% Feb
20
5
19
6
91 *4
30
8
39% Mar
.
Jan
2
94% Mar 24
4
50
Jan
30
29
37% May 17
14
Jun
Jun
18% Mar 19
20% Feb
1
22
28
2
Aug
42% Oct
9% Nov
,4 74%
Co
■
24
/
Mack
Mao.v
Jan
2
17
9
Feb
485
4
10
Jan
14% Sep
16
7% Mar 23
13% Oct
8
20
Apr
9% May
-
Jan
2
11% Dec
29
52% Oct
29
56
Nov
28
July 19
5
Jan
3
38% Feb
5
105% Feb
27
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83
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a
28
•
5
Feb
8
18% Feb
13
515
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11% Mar 18
6% Apr
22% Apr
9
39
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.
31
4
10% Jan
30% May
16
May
15
Jan
•
25
8
24% Feb
26
27% .Tbn
4
85% Jan
10
93
3
Mar
24
Magic
21
29
35
Sep
101% Feb
87
Jun
28
Dec
28
91% Jan
12
*
21
*
101% Mar
78
7
X
29% Jan
25
90% Jan
2
90% Jan
31
Masoning
2
Jan
32% Jan
10
79
Apr
95% Apr
87
Mav
2
25
31
48% Apr
7
16% Jun
91
Feb
3
Apr
16
4
26
19% Apr
Sugar
Dec
19
106% Jan
60% Dec
3
42 % Dec
17% Jan
Feb
5
89% Jan
14
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,
38% Feb
17% Mar
9«iz,
7
20
Artr
95
60% Feb
5
13
44
Mar 22
66% Jan
9
1
39 % Feb
26
46
Jan
28
4
23
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18
26% Jan
7
19% Jan
19
14% Feb
28
15% Jan
21
32% Oct
4
23 % Apr
17
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2
15
26
Mar 20
91
Apr
7
22% May 25
26 % Jan
16
23 % Mar
8
14
26
21% Feb
8
13% May
1
27
64
Dec
45% Dec
18
Feb
9
Jan
2
22% Feb
27
39% Sep
47% Jan
9
28% Oct
13
32% Dec
27
101
Jan
27
122% Sep
33% Oct
31% Oct
56
Jan
Jan
14
25% Jan
15
Feb
8
50% Mar 12
18% Jan
7
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22
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24
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10
23% Apr
,
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2
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16
29 % May
17
47% Apr
-
29
112
13
21% May 24
3
15% Apr
,
18
25
9
83% Apr
27% Apr
,
12
Oct
26% Jun
113
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41
3,900
11,500
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4
93
Apr
22
121
100
15
Jan
2
1
33% Jan
23
17
28% Jan
2
2
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54% Feb
3
15%
lo
24%
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16 %
Dec
July
18
18
Jan
39
Jun
29
131
Jan
3
Jan
May
48% Feb
,
142
Sep
5
39 % Jan
4
133
Jan
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8
21% Feb
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21% Sep
21
13% Nov
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footnote*
-see
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16% May
22
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4
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:
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109
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474% preferred (1st series)—_100
Melville Shoe Corp
1
Mengel Co (The) common
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
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Co
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Miami Copper
Mid-Continent
South
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common-
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41
41
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24
145%
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2,900
600
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93
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50
17
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70
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22
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14
4
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24
22
&
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14
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Corp——s
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24
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13 Vz
14
2
1st preferred
41%
74 7a
80
1,600
24 7a
100
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42
41%
23 Vz
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Utilities
57
74
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100
/
57
14
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5
preferred series
57'/«
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preferred series—
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Co-^-No par
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20
1,800
42
247a
200
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93
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25
24
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17
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common
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1
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1474
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preferred—-100
20
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2374
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110
87
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270
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17
3,000
30%
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convertible
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700
28 7a
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14.000
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10
7.
10 Vz
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&
93
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:
10'%
433/4
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9%
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93
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McKesson
6,900
93/4
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430
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25
107a
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700
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10
43
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25 Ve
54
-
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McGraw-Hill
8.900
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54
24 7a
convertible
107a
103%
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_
3,100
4,500
10%
9%
10%
97a
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10%
2574
300
9%
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14%
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25
25 74
400
300
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30
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common
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100
800
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1
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2,400
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31
5
series.No par
1947
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*
3
8%
6.200
109
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14 7a
28'%
45
•••/
1
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Corp
55
9%
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11
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93
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Chemical
Corp
Middle
400
.
89
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107a
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24%
25%
—
213%
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2574
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21%
510
10%
63%
24%
4%
100
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10%
93/4
11
preferred
conv
400
15
44'%
138
9
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9
490
233/i
54%
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50
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14%
14%
287a
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9%
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preferred
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28
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.
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9%
54%
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21%
490
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50
(conv)
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pfd
11
prior pfd—100
conv preferred-IT'pt Stores common
5%
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15
138
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90;
9%
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4.25J|
Merck
Shares
May 2
44'%
*135'%
,
23 7s
6.25
Corp
Mercantile
the Week
Thursday
2,200
—
Electric
372%
400
Friday
PRICES
Wednesday
4,600
RR
(Glenn
McGraw
2,000
41
16'%
preferred
Preferred
273%
96
41
3074
Ry 67*
Maytag Co
27%
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16%
„
Field
Masonite
'/
40'%
30%
preferred
474%
2774
96
40'%
600
5,300
•
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Marshall
36'%
55
30%
21%
74 %
273%
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-
40%
3«
547a
16
21%
$3.75
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55
53%
30%
-
21%
$3
SALE
Apr. 29
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Market St
50
155
\.
Corp
May
27%
,
Tuesday
Shirt ——'——5
Oil Exploration
1
4
HIGH
Monday
138
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55
Marathon
Marine
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163/a
3.80%
8
7a
900
105
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303%
23
19 74 Mar
153%
36%
28
25
1
21
i
105
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167a
Feb
4
2172
106
13,200
303/4
93
42 % Mar
1057a
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5,500
167a
163/4
105% May
1
24% Jan 29
7
1057a
106
247a
38
31
preferred series—
28
16
16%
3.85%
81% Jan
*37%
16 Ve
30%
25
23% Jan
24%
37'%
16
>
17
Apr
1
2474
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94
14
2474
373/4
16 78
16%
26
20% Feb
24%
373/4
167a
17,400
31
20
65
24%
37%
167a
—
16
17%
91% Feb
"20
25
31 Vz
16%
1
157a
:
11,300
32 Vz
14
3
25
31 Vz
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197a
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Jan
31
25
1,800
18%
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91
12
'
1
—
21
72% Sep
153%
Apr. 26
■
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4135% preferred series-.100
23% Oct
2
157a
19%
74
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9%
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22% Dec
2
53 % Mar 15
153/4
•
74
93/a
11
2
15%
■
5 %
—:
11
Oct
15%
Saturday
5
29
94
28
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common—10
105% Apr
87
15%
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-
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104% Feb
7
15%
21%
56
Par
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1
19
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36%
55%
'
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43% May
92% Jan
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2
,
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187a
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2,600
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10
3
108
19'%
19'%
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100
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104% Jan
19'%
74 74
19
16%
106
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197a
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19 74
31 Vz
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10
101
14
18
Nov
X
100
197a
74 74
19
25
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38
197a
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1974
15%
243%
par
19 74
767a
19
19%
153%
1
Dec
Dec
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75
i83/4
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19
19%
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Aug
90
101
92
19 %
par
Maracaibo
McCord
Oct
100
393%
10%
McCall
Jun
20
397a
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16
27
25
40
63/4
16
45
38% May
x39 Vz
10%
23
4
23% Jun
40%
6;%
Feb
3
xl4% Dec
40 7a
*10%
26
2g
72% Oct
40%
6%
43% Apr
37% Jun
July
40%
6%
25
49% Jan
92
41
*10%
28
Feb
16
,
7
July
_
15% Mar 12
20
35
40%
paF
1
42
.
8
2
13'%
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23% Jan
-
27
45% Jan
1300
13
9'%
cum
15% Jan
27
455/a
127/a
>
*978
cumulative
4
44% Jun
457a
133/,
13
8%
$3.75
18
26
50%
45'%
1
874
$3.40
14% Jan
4
50
45'%
13%
'
8%
2
'45 % Jan
130
*8 74
24
19
50
700
6,400
172
Garden——No par
Bros
Master
96
49
172
46
100
Coal
Manati
Mathieson
23
2
5172
173
x46
(The)
Mandel
2
16% Feb
28
50 72
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8,900
37
65%
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10
Co
10
49% Apr
Jun
173%
77a
7%
13%
Magma Copper
Magnavox
18
17
15% Aug
1737a
9'/a
20% Feb
10
42
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9 7a
33% Jan
Jan
20% Jan
175
9%
49 % Apr
13% Jan
43
65 "a
97s
27% May
1
17% Apr 24
41% Feb 27
Nov
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July 17
Jun
36'%
65 Ve
174
5,700
'
50%
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Martin
29%
7%
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1,900
3,400
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467a
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Martin-Parry
87
73/4
66 7a
874
7
111% Mar 26
35
367a
87t
2
3
15%
223%
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700
600
3,000
15 Ve
774 •: ;•
5,500
76
22%
7%
174
24,900
v
4% /•■
34%
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7%
8%
14% Jan
104 % Jan
347«
3674
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Forbes
Square
12% Jan
4
15
22'%
34%
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Madison
7
16
147a
22'/a
35 Ve
28 74
15
19
157s
22%
35
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9% Apr
20
14%
2274
35 74
143/4
9 % Apr
49% Sep
15 74
22%
34%
92
11
38% Oct
23% Feb
15 7a
22%
35%
29
18
2
15%
22%
14%
14% Jan
10
75
22 74
283/4
21% Jan
Jan
v
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4
17% Jan
75 3a
14%
29
29
75'%
89%
Dec
29
76%
77
76%
2974
10% Jun
11
757a
76%
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22
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29
28
25
4%
89 74
17
4% Apr
*4'/a
29
30
12% Jan
47a
91
29% Jan
57 % Jan
4%
74
28%
12 % Jan
31
4%
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21% Jan
30
4%
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14'%
Co Inc com—No par
1
24
25
1%.
14'%
preferred series A—100
18
4% Jan
13%
14'%
13%
Working Co
&
Trucks
7
10% Apr
.
17,
14'%
50
\
.
(RH)
474%
Jan
52% Feb
v
1 %
14%
4674
preferred
30
9% Mar 13
17
16'%
1%
14%
13%
•_
•,
.
M Wood
28
V
v,
..
6%
28
28
12
M &
90% Jan
Feb
25% Jan
17 % Jan
17%
1%
14%
46%
common
YORK
MacAridrews
31 % .Tnn
.
16%
1%
14%
52 72
STOCKS
9
.
17'%
11 Vz
1%
14%
137a
preferred series A
'M:
24
18% Oct
31
1
2
12
16%
17%
.
100
52%
Lukens Steel Co
Apr
8
>
11
19% July 25
25
2,900
46%
EXCHANGE
44% May
134 % Apr
4
22'%
53%
Lighting Co__—.No
NEW
"f57/8Jan
7
14% May
13
573
6
7% Dec
•
Jan
Mar
22'/a
4672
—
87% Jan
-28
2
2
12% Jan
25
12% ;Jan
17
,D
10
July 14
23% Jun
500
;
103% Jan
7% May 21
9
sk
41
129% Jan
22'%
227a
13%
—
Highest
14% Mar 15
10
26
46
29
30% Dec
87% Dec
Oct
42% Feb
21
217/B
22 7a
600
•
.
128
7,500
93
53%
preferred
t'K. ?('■':'#> M
13% Nov
8'%
7%
*172
7%
preferred
loo
Louisville Gas '& El Co (Ky)__No parJ
Louisville & Nashville——50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc com
1
■
Lowest
87s
46y2
pfd series A
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
22%
*92%
83/a
66 74
16%
8
22'%
92'%
8'%
22 74
,
23%
22
92'%
,22 7a
,
••
87a
3672
par
/, 57% Mar
22%
93
500
x8%
8%
7%
Long Island
20
*22
*91
22
93
8%
56
65 7a
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A™No
52% Feb
22
*91
90
56
.
36%
Lone Star Cement Corp
13
54'%
66
7
Inc
<P)
54%
1,300
5
convertible
Lorillard
58
213%
37
8
16
5672
217a
7%
2
15
58%
600
47
*45
65%
16 % Apr
154% Apr
37% Aor
21'%
*3674
43% Feb
Jan
47
20%
7%
26% Jan
.Tan
*45
2174
65%
16
33
41 Vz
2174
—No par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—_
5.25 %
47
37%
30
Mb r
47
22
400
1,400
——2.50
(The)
Liquid Carbonic Corp com_„No
106% Mar 14
12%
7%
Loew's
Jan
127a
65%
100
Oil Co—.————No
372%
1274
*36%
'
25
Co—
Corp
*12 3,a
15%
22%
357,
4
143
,
Belt
12 7a
357a
I53'a
22%
L_
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Link
V 46% Mar 17
J
12 7a
*21%
92
76
357a
7
12 7a
67/8
4%
76
lo
com
22
1%
43/a
15%
67/a
21%
14 Ve
No par
5
Tobacco
i7a
15
7c
5
—
Corp
Myers
preferred
Lionel
Jan
Feb
&
7%
15% Jan
Jan
Feb
Life Savers
Liggett
48% Mar 28
4
2nd
noncum
Stores Corp—„„
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Llbby McNeill & Libby—
30
Jan
50c
common
preferred—No
67/a
21'%
*12
8%
18% Jan
Year 1951
>
8%
Lehigh Valley
8Va
*6 Ve
21'%
22%
92
*4'%
2
14% Jan
*22%
23
8%
Lehigh Valley RR
8'%
6%
2174
7
2174
58%
*8972
No par
64
,
*58
92
8 Ve
6%
2172
*457a
*22
preferred—.
pfd
Range for Previous
Lowest
(James) & Sons Co common__3
21%
8 7a
87a
2174
*6-%
7
59.%
24
10
103
21%
*58
14
21
53% Oct
2
5
28
Ren
39.
18
*58
Tire_.
Lehman Corp (The)
Lehn & Fink Products
29
27
59% Feb
7
Dec
30%' Jan
21%
Jan
Jan>l7
170
4
47
75% Apr
102
,30% Jan
*4572
24
3
25% Jan
47
21%
37
7
13
*45Vz
1
23% Jan
27
12% Jan
50
i
*6%
__100
23
Jan
»
15
19% Oct
12%
1%
71% Feb
9
9
xl 2 72
*14%
173% Apr
1
19
12%
J.
38
.
15
13
12%
par
9
1
Feb
No par
;
16% Mar 28
2
May
43
21%
7
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—lo
Lehigh Portland Cement
__25
3.85%
8%
87a
8%
21%
common
&
8 74
21%
25
30
25% Oct
x81
28
143 '
4
37% Apr
1
,xl2% Apr 30
1
39% Mav
27
17% July 2
147% Jun 14
"22
Nov 23
20% Dec
Rubber
Lees
29
1
65 % May
160% Jan
3
16% Nov
46% Apr
29
70
26
80% Mar 17
5
27
7% May
16
49
407/8 May 29
28
10
5% Feb
■'
21% Mar 14
23
15% Dec
Bryant
874
21%
(The)
'
Vb aan
^
15
x33% Feb
3
22
Jan
Lee
1
17% Jan
21
9
26
39
30
'
7
Jun
*
Apr
70% Feb
17% May 17
27% Sep 20
36% Aug
10% Feb
Dec
66
15
'4
5
33% Jan
158
4
14% Apr
18
8% Jan
73% July
2g
8% Nov
2
Jan
Feb
72% Jan
\
Co
'
2
20% Jun
•
Jan
23
<20% July 11
•
1
Lambert
8 74
*6%
_No par
472% preferred
Lane-Wells Co
Jan
54% May
4
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Jan
20% Jan
45
Co
22 7a
21%
*137
22
139%
*22%
23
223/4
22%
15 \\
14%
15
14%
15
17^^
17%
17%
17%
17 74
23
21 Vz
*137
138'%
4,700
1,000
70
21%
21'%
21'%
22
1,600
147a
14'%
1474
14%
1474
5,200
173/a
16 3/0
16'%
177a
2,500
217«
22 3%
*14%
17'/a
*17
18
(1874)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 5, 1P52
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for
Range
Year
Previous
AV/a Jan
Lowest
29
117
107
21
Sep
Feb
2o
54
May
a
100 v* Nov
30
107
Mar
7
37 V4
18 '/a Jun
NEW
Apr
112
24
2B
3
Jan
2
Jan
Minn
23
2
93% Feb
14
86
Apr
1
16
24% Jan
2
91 % Jan
11
$5.50
1st
2
34% Oct
13
25
Apr
15
30% Jan
9
$1.50
2nd
36% Feb
7
14
33% Not
8
32% Jan
2
24 '/a Jun
29
32% Dec 28
23 V* Apr
17
13% Apr
11
18% Sep 21
35% Deo
8
17% Jan
5
20% Jan
34% Jan
2
37% Mar 24
30% July
2
7 Va Jun
25
13% Mar
73% Mar
6% Apr
8
2
9
45V4 July
18 Va
Aug 15
29
50
37
Mar 12
22
22
8% Feb
15
16
Jan
62% Apr
27% Apr
1
39%
40%
*102%
18%
103%
*102%
40%
103%
*102%
103%
common—1
Minnesota Power
35%
30%
Corp
1
Mission
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp„
30%
29%
30%
30
30%
6,200
4,500
7%
6%
preferred series A
100
^Missouri Pac RR 3% conv pfd-100
59%
58%
6%
7%
7,900
60
59%
57%
7%
58%
23%
56%
58%
12,800
223/a
24%
7,600
Deo
21
26% Apr
16
Hosiery Co
.
Tool——No par
Machine
Chemical
Monsanto
Co—
56%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*283/4
16%
22%
57%
22%
28%
*28%
28%
*283/a
28%
13%
12%
163/4
*16%
16%
*16%
163/4
*16%
163/4
90%
90%
89%
903/4
89%
91%
*16%
-
5,600
13
12"%
*28
13
123/4
28%
13
1,900
92va
92%
91%
923/4
89%
92
23%
233/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 1
23%
22%
(The)—No par
No pf"-
23%
23%
24%
27%
27%
26%
27
26'%
27
26%
60%
27
59%
27%
59%
26%
26%
26%
60
2,300
59%
60
59%
59"%
59%
60%
59%
59"%
17
13,400
16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
6,500
30% Jan
22
19
C9 va
2
67% Jan
2
Montgomery Ward
& Co
24
16% Jan
2
18
Mar 15
Moore-McCormack
Lines
12 % Nov
2i
13% Feb
18
13 % Apr
17
14% Jan
10
Morrell
40V4 Jun
2
57% Dec
7
54% Jan
2
73% Apr
14
Motorola
Co
5,500
8,700
12
16%
16%
16%
—No par
*13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3
(John) & Co„
13%
13%
13%
500
*69 %
69%
68%
69 %
67
68
67%
67%
65 %
66%
66%
67%
6,900
25
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
1,400
24
23%
23%
23%
Inc
Products
Motor
*16%
58
*12%
23%
28%
13
v
13
57%
7
5
22% Sep
Power
*28%
13%
16%
7
—5
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co_
Montana
23%
28%
13%
*16%
.
23%
*28
20
-—1.25
Inc.--
75% Sep
Corp
10
?4%
25
5
24%
24%
17%
17%
20
25% Apr
19% Jan
22
Mueller Brass Co_
1
18%
24
1.500
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
29% Jan
18%
18
1
25
Mullins Mfg.
1
18
25%
18%
18%
25%
3,500
24%
25%
24%
25
24
24%
22%
23%
23%
24%
8,900
22% May
13% Jan
1
11% Jan
3
60 Va Dec
18
51
Feb
25
57% Jan
4
112% Jun
11
108
Jan
4
109% Feb
18
26
13 % Jun
25
23% Feb
27
18% May
1
19% Jan
10
43 "2 Rep
28
49% Feb
28
42% Mar 13
44% Jan
4
50
30%
7%
2
Apr 13
1,800
73/a
29
66
34%
7%
Jan
5
34%
7%
com
Jun
51 Va Dec
35
7%
5
.
7%
15
28
35
No par
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
64
15% Feb
35%
183/4
2
11
35%
35%
26% Mar 12
48% July 19
303
353%
30%
18%
109% Jan
107% Sep
25%
35%
24
Feb
*25
183%
24
18
150
86%
25%
35%
Apr
23
2,500
18%
*84
25%
18
89
20
18'/a
18%
86%
25%
35%
22% Apr
21% Feb
18%
*84
25%
18%
1
30% Nov
18%
86
27
35%
8
19
103%
18'A
107% Aug
27 va Oct
11% Dec
*102%
35%
25
17% July 2
16% Jun 25
103%
18%
Monarch
Mar 31
*102%
35%
4
27
103%
18%
18% Jan
1
10,100
35%
24
14
40%
18%
16% Apr
Mar
40%
353/4
8
23
40%
18%
24% Jan
22% Jun
39%
35%
2
9
1.100
40 V.
18%
16% July
29
47%
108%
35%
Mohawk Carpet Mills
May
5.200
47%
108%
18%
Mojud
29
Shares
47%
107%
35%
7
31% Jan
47
107%
10
6
14
30%
18%
*84
48
the Week
108%
40
*102%
19
35%
30%
35%
30%
47%
*107
86
35%
30%
Feb
28
19
86
35%
14
24 % Dec
19
*25%
31% Jan
23% Nov
18%
86%
26
21% Apr
May
18%
26
28% Apr 18
4
12% Mar
29
39%
*86
9
13
40%
26%
10
21% Jan
40
86%
16% Feb
2
48%
108%
*26
33% Mar 13
•
47%
107%
*86
39% Feb
Jan
48%
108%
100
3
11 % Jan
47%
preferred
25
& Light Co_No par
conv
24
73
May 2
108%
preferred
Nov
16
Friday
May I
No par
common
12% Nov
21
Thursday
Apr. 30
48%
108
48%
Sales for
Wednesday
Apr. 29
'107
—1.5o
PRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 28
100
Minneapolis-Moline Co
Mission
HIGH SALE
AND
Monday
Apr. 26
No par
Mln & Mfg
preferred
$4
03% Jan
29% Jun
Par
$3.75 cony pre!erred
25 Va Jan
18% May
LOW
Saturday
STOCK
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
22
48% Jan
105
YORK
EXCHANGE
53% Jan
3
101 % Feb
27% Oct 18
29
14
Mar
39
1
Highest
45% Feb
56% July 17
2
10 / ¥2 Oct
Since Jan.
Range
Highest
I owest
STOCKS
;
1951
May
52% Feb
1
4
Wheel
Motor
Corp
Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (g c)
4%% preferred
5
*12
1
common—
Murray Corp of America
4%
preferred
Myers (F E) & Bros
1214
*54%
100
24%
109
24%
*12
54%
12%
54%
109
24
*12
54%
*109
24%
12%
54%
103%
237/a
*12
54%
*109
54%
109%
*109
12%
12
55
com—_10
18%
18%
18%
18%
J8%
50
*42%
43%
*42%
44%
*42%
44
*42%
44
*50
52%
*50
51
*50
51%
*50
51%
—
No par
18%
18%
12
*109
18%
*11%
12
100
54%
*54%
54%
800
109%
54%
109%
109%
109%
80
18%
5,000
18%
18%
18%
*42%
43%
*42%
44
50
*50
50%
100
63,000
50
N
17% July
51% Jan
3J
22% Feb
2
2
12% Jan
16% Jan
2
16
70
15
35% Jan
23
National
Acme
7
12
24
16% Jan
4
National
Airlines
21% Apr
Dec
12
184% Jan
14
42% Jan
2
9% Dec
6
2
14% Aug
7
16% Aug 14
11
Jan
St
8
National
Automotive
4
National
Aviation
23
National
Biscuit Co
2
175% Apr
17
Mar 13
12% Jan
28
7%
10
14
54% Feb
4
61% Mar 19
National
11% Feb
May 28
25
24
9% Jan
2
10% Mar 29
National
1
13% Jan
National Container
11 ¥4
May
13% Jan
7
18% Mar 27
14
53% Jan
17
National
14% May
1
17% Jan
4
National
Department
253/8 Apr
29
34 % Jan
2
National
Distillers
102% Apr
18 Va Jan
24
1103/4 Jan
24
29
21 % Mar
22
89
Oct
29
Jan
29
27% Nov
8
33% Oct
19
165% Dec
31
185% Jan
134% Dec
12
156
8% Sep
29
2
43
91
2
Jan
253/4 May
15
2
19
Year
2
11
30% Jan
9
33
Mar 31
1
53
Jan
May
25%
Jan
3u
28
Feb
19
85% Jan
u
15
Oct
11
101
17
11
15
"6% Apr
Jan
2
29
■
Apr 25
35
3
Apr
89% Apr
21% Apr
21
7
2
103
Feb
25
16
Jan
4
Natl
3
Natomas
22
8% Mar
4.20%
Jan
18
19
15
11
1
Apr
24
104% Jan
7
9% Jan
3
11% Jan
16
Jan
3
105% Mar 25
.11
1,200
21%
20,200
1
21%
N
*95%
5
26%
*173%
100
Corp
10
;
•
22%
102
213/4
97
22%
26%
100
21%
22
97
97
2634
15 % Apr
14.
20% Feb
4
24
69
24
75
Jan
7
38% Jan
12
25
23% Oct
17
25
26% Jan
16
17% Jan
3
21% Jan
22
Sep 26
34% Feb
20
333/4 Apr
25
New
29
6%
Apr
32 Va Jan
12
15b% Feb
13
15% Jan
10
41 % Jan
3
6U
73
Jan
3
92
215
Jan
17
475
14% Nov
14
43% Jun
25
6J% Jan
17
15% May 24
22% Jan
9
25% Jan
% Dec
29 3/4 Dec
28
26
20% Jan
2
100% Jan
18 % May 10
1
143/4 Apr
9
24
Dec
14
52
Apr
Aug
9
87
Mar 13
Oct
15
25% Jan
18
350
May
14% Feb
9
2
13
16% Mar
56
Jan
94% Feb
673
6
3
9
Mar 24
19% Apr
28
46% Jan
2
53
Apr
29
16% May
1
18% Jan
2
N Y
&
N Y
Preferred
99
Mar
x29
1
Jan
85% Jan
16
2
32% Mar
94
Apr
253/4 Nov
26
24% Jan
26% Feb
29
26
9
7
26% Jan
29% Mar
Mar
21%
21%
21%
*101%
101%
' 101%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
,6%
83% Jan
5
RR
Hart
17
81
Mar 15
Central
193/4
19%
19%
19%
Northern
Natural Gas
Northern
2
11% Feb
Jan
2
DQ
Jan
3
Jan
5
12% Oct
30
22
16
15% Jan
7
13
12
17
163/4 Jan
31
14
20% May
1
25% Jan
31
36
11
30
2
Feb
27% Jan 28
Northrop
4.6%
19%
330
19 ¥4
18 ¥2
183/4
373/4
38 ¥2
102 %
1023/4
1023/4
5,900
1,900
;
19
19%
38
375
102%
*325
102%
375
*325
102
*14%
102
102
39
8,700
102
102
1,100
15
15
"600
*52%
54%
200
*86
88
350
/
350
60,000
102
15
14%
14%
52
52
52
52
88
87
87
*86
88
«370
365
365
*325
370
/
.
■
100
60
18%
;
18 ¥2
18
18 ¥4
18 ¥2
18%
-12,700
53
53
513/4
52 ¥2
52%
52 ¥2
3,200
1
1734
173/4
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173/8
17%
16%
17 Va
16%
16%
16 3/4
17
2,000
29%
293/4
293/4
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293/4
30
30
30 ¥2
29 Va
30 ¥4
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30 ¥2
6,100
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93
93
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93 3/i
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253/4
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93%
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28
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28
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933/4
130
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17,400
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85
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28 Va
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86
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84 ¥2
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91%
83%
83 ¥2
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91
91%
*91 ¥a
92%
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92%
*91 Va
913/4
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95%
94%
94%
94%
94%
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96
94 ¥1
94 ¥4
94
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95 ¥2
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8 3/8
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7,800
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223/4
22 ¥4=
22 ¥2
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1,100
48%
483/4
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48 ¥2
48%
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26 ¥4
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26 ¥2
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26 ¥2
2
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86
28%
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22%
22%
23
25
483/4
49
4 8 3/4
49
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48%
25
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26
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26
26
26
lo
20%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
21
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21 ¥1
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21 ¥8
21
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15%
15
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10
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40 ¥2
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40 3/4
41 ¥2
6,300
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77
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75 Va
72 ¥4
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743/4
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47,800
11
12,500
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79
50
(Minn)—
11
11
11
11'A
11%
11%
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*88 ¥4
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8 8 ¥4
88 ¥1
88%
88%
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83%
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103%
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108%
107%
107%
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108 ¥2
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108 ¥2
107%
107%
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100
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11 ¥4
100
Airlines
*100
101%
*100
101 ¥2
101
101 ¥a
*101
101%
>101 ¥4
1013/4
1013/4
1013/4
50
1
*11%
common—lo
12%
preferred—
Northwestern
19%
19 ¥a
5
Aircraft
Northwest
19 ¥4
39 Va
Preferred $1.10 series
11% Apr
19%
18 3%
,
States Pwr Co
101% May
10
19%
2,700
24
38%
Co
108% Mar 18
16% Dec
33 Va
19 ¥4
Common
13
33%
39 ¥4
$3.60 preferred
$4.80 preferred
14% Dec
33 Va
100
18
2
34%
18%
No par
10
Apr
34%
•
1,500
16
69 ¥4
383/4
.
Pacific Ry
10% Jan
108 ¥4
15%
69 ¥4
100
1
94% Mar 29
82
;;
108 ¥4
16
70
193/4
Ry Co
45 % Apr
5
Jan
353/a
108 ¥2
15%
1
7
30
25
100
Q7
*69 ¥4
39%
& Western Ry com
Adjustment preferred
59
105
107
16¥a
70
19%
Norfolk
35% Mar
16
108
3,400
100
7
,.20% May
35%
16
*69 ¥4
39
Corp—
Chemical Co
8
10
107
16%
70
¥2
10 ¥2
100
39% Oct
14
343/4
.,
16%
*69%
Corp—
_
70% Dec
20
163/4
70
12%
19%
.
2
94% Feb
109
16 3/i
70
12
97
393/4
100
2
10% Dec
109
16%
70
53
Gas
31% Jan
Sen
16 3/8
*69%
52%
—
31% Jan
193% May 25
103% Feb 27
103
*95 ¥2
97
19%
Electric
Northern
108
'*95 ¥2
97
10 ¥2
No par
E.ec &
Class A
Northern
~
39%
Aviation—
35
108
*95%
52%
American
24% Sep
*107
97
513/4
North
28
•
10%
~
*95%
97
52 v\
17% Jan 29
26
8,900
10%
lo
Co
15% Mar 31
12%
51%
American
24% Dec
12 ¥4
100
North
22
12%
A
series
17
Apr
12 ¥2
18%#18%
22
Dec
12%
19%
16
94
12%
12%
18%
29
28
50
12%
12%
19%
Jan
1
97 ¥2
19
51
21
38 3/4
*95 ¥2
100
26va Apr
Dec 27
38%
97 ¥2
Co
4
Feb
39 ¥a
*95 ¥2
*325
Co
2
75% Jan
*38 ¥2
97%
*86 ¥2
25 % Mar
Apr
40
*95 ¥2
10 3/i
88
46% Jan
15
10 ¥2
*38 ¥2
96%
*38%
*86%
24
6
10 3%
40
10%
.
88
8% Apr
20% Feb
13
106 ¥2
96%
103/4
*86%
863/4 Jan
Mar
*105
96%
No par
50
9
Feb
200
300
106 ¥2
*105
40
103/4
53
29
83
107/a
15%
*95
*52
3% Jun
19
*10%
*15
*38%
103/4
54
preferredpreferred
xl3% Jun 29
76% July 3
10%
15 ¥4
40
5
preferred—
Apr
106 ¥2
10%
*14%
10%
15
96%
*52
3.40%
2
Shares
May 2
103/4
54
3.60%
19% Jan
Sales for
the Week
Friday
May 1
*95
*52
24
31
1,100
"3,700
*38%
No par
84
193/4 Dec
14%
par
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
Nopco
*10%
15
91% May 2
96% Mar 31
1
*105
*14%
Jan
26% Apr
106%
*105
15
Jan
27
106%
15
15
82
5
*105
10%
15%
15
76
13
106%
300
6% " r6%
14%
.>
Thursday
Apr. 30
15%
*14 3/i
6
23 % Jan
*105
/
9,800
102
PRICES
Wednesday
*10%
*101%
5
X52% Feb
10%
15
100
23
4
10%
15
No par
Feb
25
10%
15%
,
No par
Feb
13
HIGH SALE
Apr. 29
1
State
3.90%
AND
Tuesday
*10%
Shipping Corp partic stock
Noma
"6%
Apr. 28
*95%
._
94
14
*14
-
300
-
Co-
102
10% Jan
'
Monday
*15
1
3
_
•
6%
LOW
-
Apr. 26
pfd-10o
•;
30
12% May
14
6%
'
Dec
Apr
xl4
Saturday
$3.75 preferred
28
1,500
21%
101%
NY
Common
40
21%
*21%
*101%
N Y
5
89%
21%
12%
preferred—
5%
500
9,200
*89%
101%
1
i'.
&
29
32
89%
-
32
44%'
5
Central
Hav
*28%
31 %
89%
89%
21%
10
Brake
Harlem
28%
31%
'
31%
32
*101%
100
& St Louis
New
28%
29
31%
21%
._100
York Dock common
N Y
43%
*31%
101%
common
common
noncum
'
21%
.
City Omnibus Corp
$5
v
43%
*101%
'.
preferred series A—
New
32
43
29
193/4
Jan
29
32
*89%
193/4
105
1,000
4,100
44%
89%
35
Yoik
8%
35%
31%
32%
7
10
*8%
35%
43%
89%
34
New
147%
*147
31%
-
...
31%
New
Air
r
8%
35%
21%
preferred
N Y Chic
46
*28%
147%
*8%
-35
32%
100
Newport Industries
York
32
*147
'*
83A
130
35%
89
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—_1
3
83/4
26,300
1743/4
35
44%
44
29
'
32%
36% Mar 21
Jan
146%
83/4
35%'
89
21
,13% Feb 26
146%
147%
8%
20
98
26*/a
26
173%
.
101%
preferred
4%%
26%
173%
21%
Newmont Mining Corp
17
82 Va Jan
253/4
173%
327/a
1
preferred
26%
173%
*31%
1
28
23 l/a Feb
2
*28%
26%
173%
35%
44%
21
*97 *
*101%
Par
21
29
29
26%
1733/„
*146
' "
32
44%
21
98
26%
147%
*31%
44%
*97
1733/a
.
V
Apr
74
32
20%
98
39%
32%
*89
STOCK
Inc——
17% Jun 25
*1463/4
21%
1
Nesco
13% Mar 12
*28%
147%
174
21%
*97
102%
No par
Jan
30
44%
174
102
5
Co—
97
84
Jan
*31%
V
174
102%
97
*95%
263/4
102
100
Fibre
126
12
*1463/4
No par
2
Jun
*102%
100
YORK
5,500
>
1,900
Corp
314%
51
:
1023/4
Newberry Co (J J) com——No
98% Mar 20
50%
50%
102%
Nelsner Bros Inc common
43/4 %
493/4
50%
50%
102%
22
Apr
43% Jan
90% Jan
4
Nehi
50%
50%
102%
24
38% Mar 28
7
12% Oct 24
26
/
102
23
23
503/4
1023/4
10q
EXCHANGE
11
2,100
46,800
—
NEW
Highest
10 va Feb
13
Apr 18
42% Jan
9
Feb
Since Jan. 1
5,800
16%
14%
STOCKS
Range
Lowest
12
16
26%
common
Co
Previous
1951
3,300
117/B
16
14%
preferred
conv
10%
11%
15%
26%
Co common—
Vulcanized
10
143/4
16%
14%
preferred
Mar 24
10
12
16%
26
National Sugar Ref Co__■
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com—10
Tea
10%
11%
163/a
14%
National Shares Corp,
National Steel Corp—
National
10%
12
25%
preferred B
4%%
10%
163/a
14%
Jan
19% Oct
50%
-
.
25%
106% Apr
92% Dec
50%
16%
14%
8
9% Jun
50%
12 Va
*'
25%
20
80% Dec
163/4
143/4
Feb
Xl04
11%
16%
83/4
102
34% Nov 26
10 ¥8
11%
10¥a
12%
26
Dec
29
10
11%
16%
14%
1J3
jyn
5,900
25%
143
Sep
2,400
14%
2
17 % Jun
10
56%
26%
Apr
44
10
55
14%
99
25
10
55 ¥2
10 ¥a
26
New England Elec System
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Nov
10
55 Va
15
27
85
10
55%
26%
Dec
79% Nov
10
55%
15
87
77
10 ¥B
56%
26
2
Jun
10¥a
55%
5
jan
25
10%
57
36%
J 43
130
10 ¥4
563/4
83/4
9
174 Va
10%
*10
No par
174 Va
1743/4
10%
35%
Jan
174
57
57
83/4
'
83
*10%
36%
18% Feb
21
Dec
*174 ¥a
174
83/4
xl05
29
101
1743%
175
36%
14% Jan
7
15% Jun
800
8,900
*174%
175
175
1
Highest
9% Jun 25
17% Jun
19 ¥2
30%
*174
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
17% Sep
10% Feb
Range for
Oct
193/a
30
National Linen Service
108
Lowest
23% Jun
19%
30
26
23
li%
19%
29%
common__5
preferred A
6%
18
193/a
30%
No par
Co
18%
19%
2.9%
31
7%
18
19%
30 Va
24
19% Feb
Dec
5,700
18%
19 ¥4
29%
40% Jan
2
% Jan
18%
18%
19%
30
147% Apr
9% Jan
25% Feb
34% Jun
18
19 Va
19 ¥2
2
56
7
91
17%
19
510
297/a
22
Jan
3
L
19%
8¥4 Apr
35
a
15 % Jan
19
26
Sep
103% Nov
6,400
15
90
7% Dec
12%
20
32% Feb 16
Dec
12 ¥2
19%
Gypsum Co common
Lead
12 Va
173/4
30%
Stores
Prod
$4.50 preferred—
National
123/4
Feb
30% Dec
14 % Jan
16
12%
Jan
2
101
29
123/4
165
40% Sep 17
34% Nov 30
19
Nov
Jan
12%
133
8
20
33
176% Apr
1
12%
1
pfd series of 1951
National
12 ¥2
4
25
Nov
5
12%
25
Jun
213/4 Jan
7
97% Mar
1,000
12%
Jan
25% Nov
83
223/4 Apr
17
323/4
9% Jan
5
30 % Jun
25 % Jan
103
65
32%
12%
>
Dairy Products
2
3
16% Jun
64
32%
1
10
4%%
65
32 ¥2
30
Co
37% Oct
4
18%
63%
323/4
No par
1
Inc_
513/4 Sep
233/4 Feb
112% Oct
18%
65%
32%
1°.
*19
Co
Gas
10
27
18
65%
32%
.
'
Cylinder
26
1C6% Oct
18%
66
32%
lo
16% Dec
2
18
65%
32%
5
Register
26% Jan
483/4 Jan
18 ¥4
65 ¥2
32 ¥2
100
City Lines
National
20 ¥a
65%
32%
10
common
Corp
Cash
19 ¥a
65%
1
Fibres Inc.
Corp—
preferred A—;
National Can
20%
<
1
_—
32% Jan
Jan
20%
65%
*32%
100
1
22% Jan
23
.1
_
Louis
Co
59% Sep
13% Mar 26
44 %
Oct
Chatt &
20% Jan
161%
20
2
7
17% May
1
19 f\: Apr 23
6
35% Jan
Apr
Mar
29% Apr
21
23
12
Jan
Corp
20
29
7
Nashville
60% Feb
31% Apr
17% Deo
27
Nash-Kelvinator
Q
Jun
Dec
21% Mar 28
30
3
<29% Dec
60
Apr
Aug
37
15
18
Mar
79
Mar 15
f
25
_
Telegraph
50
Norwich Pharmacal Co
2.50
21%
90
88%
89
11 Va
11 ¥a
10%
630
50
12
11%
11%
1134
11%
11%
ll3/4
11%
113/4
11%
12%
2,100
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
12 ¥2
12 ¥2
12 ¥4
12 ¥4
12%
12%
4,000
21
21
21
2,100
21%
*31
32
22
*21
21
21
31
30
31
*31
213%
31
*21 %
21
21%
21 ¥4
21
20 ¥4
20 ¥2
20%
20 3/i
32
31 ¥4
31%
32
32
390
21 ¥4
20 ¥2
20%
20%
21
1,900
6,600
O
30% Jan
08% Dec
2
33% Aug 20
26
110% Mar 12
P6V4 Dec
27
43% Mar 29
19 Va Jan
13
May
99% Feb
33% Jan
100
88 % Jan
27
14
8
57% Sep
10
5 2 3/i Feb
19
22
Oct
10
22
2
20
Jan
8
2
37% Oct
11
31
Jan
8
111% Oct
8
102
fee.
oase
Jan
27
2
173/4 Mar 13
25% Jan
For
2
Jan
2?
Mar
34% Feb
27
104% Apr 24
9434 Apr
10
60% Apr
10
24% Mar 19
18% Mar
4
7
35% Jan
4
Mar 25
106 % Apr
18
Ohio Edison Co common-.
4.40%
3.90%
Ohio
Olcla
preferred
preferred
Oil
Co
Gas
&
4%
4%:%
Corp
Electric Co
*93
coin
10
20
common
convertible
33%
*104
100
No par
preferred
Oliver
8
100
:
56%
*23
94
33%
33%
104 ¥2
104 ¥2
56%
56
23%
33%
34
34
34 ¥4
23
¥4
33 ¥2
33%
33 ¥2
33%
103%
104%
*104 ¥2
104%
94
*93
93
93
92 ¥4
92 ¥4
93.3/4
913/4
56%
56
56%
5 5 ¥2
56
54%
5 5 ¥4
23
23
23
23 Va
23%
23 Va
23 Va
*23
18 ¥4
*18 V4
104
*18%
18%
34%
34
34 Va
33%
*105%
105%
105
105 ¥4
104 ¥2
1
preferred—100
33¥4
104%
*18%
18%
*18 V8
104 ¥2
18%
34
1043/4
103%
*18 ¥4
33%
104
104
18%
33%
104
18 ¥4
33 Va
103
33%
104
*91
460
92%
54%
Vaj
30
55%
6,200
23%
800
18%
100
33%
33%
7,000
104 ¥2
105 ¥2
790
<
Volume 175
Number 5113
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
19
(1875)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range fer Prerloui
Year
;
Lowest
10
STOCKS
1951
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Aug
6
96% Jun
15
105
Jan
5
8% Apr
91% Apr
Mar 24
27
Dec
6
27
Feb
5
13
35
Feb
19
38% Mar 23
Otis
12
19
Jan
2
23% Mar 10
Outboard
79
Feb
19
83
24
48% Mar 11
Par
Outlet Co
41%Aor
25
13% Jan
33% Jan 25
17% 8ep
13
39% Apr
21% Jan
75
19
81
Dec
73% Feb
Aug
2
4
6
89% Aug 30
2
*
71
May
12
15
10% Jan
'•
,
1
17
Omnibus Corp
96% Jan 28
Feb
27
8%
5
Jan
Oppenhelm
li
85% Jan
(The)
convertible
Collins
Elevator
«fc
Mfg
Tuesday
Apr. 28
Apr. 29
5
*8%
92%
L
92%
*27
30
38%
38%
2.50
20%
*80%
42%
42%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
12.50
20%
*80%
82
-
75%
75%
*9
93
42%
75%
20%
81
42%
14
28
95
Not
16
14
Dec
21
20
17% Jan
Mar 21
13% May
1
17% Jan
14
Pabco Products Inc
4% cum conv preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
1
92
Apr
8
97 Va Jan
24
6
101% Mar
19% Feb
14
Apr
30
19% Jan
11
81
25% Mar 22
10
35
Oct
1
53>
July 13
65
Nov
29
51
Mar 17
56% Apr
37
Apr
44
Feb
15
35
Mar 18
40% Apr
14
28% Apr
25
6
16% Jan
3
31
Jan
17
Feb
29
2% July
3
6% July 31
5% Jan
2
144% Apr 16
7% Mar
3
19
Jan
8
26% Mar 15
8% Jan
7
14
20
7
9% Jan
7
4y. Apr 30
9% Apr 24
33% Jan 10
12
Jan
6
41
Apr
NOT
20
59% Jan
9
81
18
93
2
Feb
5
7% Apr
98% Apr
9% Jan
33% Sep
20
25% Jan
57
;
15
36
Jan
4% Jan
17
2
6%
28
3% Jan
1
58
2
Pan
34% Apr
23
38
-
.
21
15
26
8% Jan
16
6% Jan
4
8% Apr
29
21% Feb
14
18 V> Jan
7
8
10% Apr
6% Apr
28
10% Jan
4
8 % Jan
29
19
Dec
,
21
25 % Jan
41% Aug
74% Jan
xl7% Apr 29
31% May : 2
65% Apr 29
8
21
34% Dec
28
64% Apr
12% Jun
11
25
15% Mar 16
22% Jun
29
27% Mar 10
19% May 24
102 y* Dec
10
29
Dec
Sep
28
27% Apr
18
26% Feb
5
16% Jun
29
26% Jan
18
17% Feb
27
20% Jan
52% Jan
10
71
18
51% May
1
24
% Apr
36
Jun
25
34%
111% Jun 29
130
Mar~27
Dec
31% Mar
Jan
3
100% Apr
27
56
5
Power &
101
May
1
44% Jan
2
Jan
2
105% Apr
7.
22
25
35% Nov
26
46% Aug
1
34% May
1
42% Jan
-2
:
42%
75
6,100
71
73%
71%
73%
6,900
13%
3,800
121% Aug
3
15
117% Jan
2
1
,36% Apr
21
60% Apr
28
110% Feb
33% May
63% Mar 27
57
Nov
14
29
26 % Feb
Mar 11
4
93
Year
13
17% Jan
19
15% Jan
2
20% Feb
8
2
27% Dec
13
26% Jan
2
33% Apr
14
81% Dec
13
3
91
93
Dee
95% Feb 27
56% Mar
28
9
45
107% Jan
July 11
83% Jan
104% Jan
14% Dec
6
20
28
98
95% Feb
Mar
95% Feb
Dec
39% May 24
11% Dec 3
31
Jan
May
93% Jan
Apr
12
1
49% Jan
30
12
100% Apr
25
13
98
Apr 30
16% Mar 27
13% Mar 15
x95% Jan
Jan
4
39
Mar
5
Pillsbury Mills Inc
34% Apr
98
19
Jan
4
Jan
2
17% Jan
8
15% Apr
29
110% Jun
29
110% Jan
102% Apr
23
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21
39% Sep
22
9
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13
26% May
Sep 28
17
Jan
8
2
28
May
1
51% Feb
2
16
Jun
25
22
Feb
3
6
156
Dec 11
142
Feb
21
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151
Jan
4
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73
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28
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29
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46
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18
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,
49% Jan
10% Jan
21
25% Jan
21
85
17
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2
17
11
31
17
30
Feb
19
80% Mar 13
19
26% May
1
114%
34%
Mar
6
60
*104%
23%
*108
(conv)
18
4
4%%
1
Procter
22
86% Jan
2
conv
Publicker
$4.75
Power
preferred
27% Feb
13
24% Jan
27 % Apr
28
102% Apr
30
4.08%
preferred
108
16
4.70%
cum
11
Pullman
23
Pure
Dec
18
Feb
21
2
48% Oct
8
46 Va Mar 28
62% Dec
28
92% Jan
102% Jan
39% Mar 20
58% May
May 23
1
Apr
43% Jan
69% Jan
107ya Jan
31
110
Apr
28
5
28% Jan
2
31
Apr
24
25% Apr 17
preferred
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div
26%
4,900
700
26%
26%
18%
18%
52 Va
51%
52
28%
28%
18%
18%
10%
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20 Va
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
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111
33 Va
♦32%
129
9%
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100,900
33 Va
129%
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36 Va
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9'/a
200
129%
36%
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3,800
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104 Va
400
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40
105 Va
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20%
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16%
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41
600
200
10
25,600
41
300
104 Va
20
21
1,200
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2,200
35%
35%
35%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
34%
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33%
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109
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115
820
23,400
109
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30
Monday
Apr, 28
18
18
Tuesday
Apr. 29
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*
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Apr. 30
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89
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28
28
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25%
27%
27%
27%
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27 Va
27%
27%
27%
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9,200
100
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.
42 Va
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common-
61
42'A
61 Va
110
preferred
100
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5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
26%
26%
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60
61
110
110
30%
31
108
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102
102
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111
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200
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100
41 Va
42
8,600
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110
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59 Va
111
30%
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30%
26%
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24%
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30
Oct
29
48
Feb
2
135
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28
159
Jan
22
24
Jan
2
29
Feb
5
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3
35% Jan
147
Apr
27% Feb
4
17
24% May
1
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a
72
Jan
9
3% Apr
3'A Apr
7
4% Jan
23
3
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11
5
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25
26
26%
257/s
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145%
145%
145%
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25
24Va
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26
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25
145%
25
26
26 A
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180
.
700
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16% Jan
2
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19
82
3ya Apr
2
5
3
87
33
May 16
Nov
28
Jan
2
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25% Oct 11
Mar
5
Oct
4
5% Feb
8
103
Jan
9
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18
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88% Jan
40% Mar
22.
28% Apr 14
78
Mar 5
2
95
Apr
18
B
46
Jan
21
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50
1st
preferred
Corp
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
RKO
No par
1
Pictures
1
pfd
100
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
26%
25
25%
25%
26%
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77%
77%
77%
77%
77%
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77%
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78
77
77 V*
4
4Va
4
4 Va
3Va
4
37/a
4
3%
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
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95 Va
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957/a
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41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
26%
95
95
,
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96
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41%
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41%
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32*
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76
25'/a
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21
47
33
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16
98
13,400
13,900
.
87 Va
48'A
9%
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52%
12
29
16%
21
76%
100
98
*10%
53%
92
9%
100
99
45%
102
*85
*97%
20%
*75
Shares
'
18%
29%
97
16%
the Week
May2
29 %
30
*97%
*29%
Friday
May 1
100
preferred
(The)
200
34%
Purity Bakeries Corp
conv
12 %
No par
com
preference
Inc
Oil
28%
*94
10
preferred
3Va%
*12%
108
5
$1.40
28%
18%
*13%
No par
116% Feb
Pub Serv El & Gas
12%
No par
of Colo
of Indiana
6
12'%
35%
No par
10
com
Serv Co
2
6,300
129 V*
No par
Serv Co
86
May
26% Feb
66%
107
14V2
10
com
Public
81
66
28
99
No par
Co
Public
24 % Jan
600
66
114%
1
2
13
1,800
18%
32
26%
97
10%
16
7,600
*17%
31%
♦129% 130%
36
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105%
9,400
6%
32
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♦
7%
11%
6%
32
;
'
34%
7%
11
•
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*98,.
*33%
91% Feb
;
400
'
*94
1
24% Nov
*17%:
33%
41
•30
6%
18%
*105%
*13%
preferred series A__50
4.64%
6%
28
14'%
3
Industries Ino
cum
7%
10%. 10%
107
99 V*
No par
Gamble
&
34%
*7%
27
*26%
97
100
Pocahontas.
2
41% Apr
697
1
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
Jan
68% Apr
*33%
12%
*13%
preferred
30% Mar 28
Jan
46%
*1Q0%
No par
Co class B
Electric
2,800
65%
100
Plymouth Oil Co
10
7
*88
5
Potomac
55%
66
25
(The)
13
55%
.
32%
*94
common
31% Feb
28% Apr
109% Jan
30
100
Plough Inc
Creek
55%
34%
60%
109
17%
1.
Nwpar
com
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Poor &
10,000
35%
Apr. 26
3
preferred class A——
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pond
2%
114%
Saturday
Fflf
5%
13
2%
54%
17%
♦106
10'A
5,300
2%
*32%
10
27
36
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
22
12,900
26%'
♦35%
34%
158%
Jan
8%
8
7%
26%
35%
33%
10%
*36
100
*32%
37
30,600
150
■
130 Va
34,400
10%
5,500
%
33 %
100
4%
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71'A
ft
•
8%
4'A
10
35%
145
Pittston Co
lay*
51%
6,500
114%
60
29 %
No par
,
24%
35%
*158
14
28%
*8%
160
3,300
37 Va
6%
26%
27
108%
8%
4%
630
6%
114%
35%
*143
21% Jan
31% Feb
16%
5
guaranteed
79% Dec
110
21
16%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__l00
17
2
*40%
48%
Dec
11
10%
*48
17% Jan
30% Aug
119% Feb
Sep
27% Jan
10V*
1
29
35
4
30% Feb
106
10%
21%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
13% Jan
13% Apr
107
*34%
94
37% Mar 15
33
95
92
130%
37
99
15% Feb
25
May 24
131%
*97 Va
19
27
24
*130%
*92
55% Feb
May
62% May
29% Jan
Jan
Jan
*106
28%
34%
33
27%
26%
*33%
16 %
35 %
Inc
$4.80 preferred
7%
27
108%
28%
28%
27%
28
*106
ft
No par
preferred
12% Feb
29
May 24
108
28
-
21%
C C & St L ER
32% Jan
3
Dec
26 V*
80
9% May
17
Jan
Jan
2
24
137
14% Jan
41% Jan
80
11
28
42% Mar 17
♦14'% Arizs'* Jliy* Jan
J 31
Feb
...36% Aug 23
57
Feb 28 ' *
45% May
20% Oct 15 T ■16% Feb
30
14
Jan
9
Apr 28
20% May
1
>
23% Jun
84
17% Jan
145
158% Apr
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33% Jstf^Jl'
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v
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15% Nov
27%
27%
6%
23%
98%
7%
*12%
144
71
,
10%
17%
12%
18%
Pitts Coke «fe Chem Co corn—No par
$5 convertible preferred
No par
13
106% Jan
17
37% Jan
*12%
52%
29
95% Feb
1
Sep
28
12%
144'
2%
34%
%
145
98 Va
55%
65
109%
37%
26
2%
*32
109%
71%
7%
6%
:■
109Va
*35%
7%
66%
%
37% Jan
1
16
May
51
July
32%
65%
10%
Pitts
Jan
Jun-'6
152% Dec
32%
66%
12 %
-
33
52%
21
97
148
*32%
,
220
98%
8
10%
66%
■
67
12V2
29
..*35
7%
30
610
70
*33%
35%,
7%
Xl7%
ft
110% Jan
90
37%
$4
*35
30
1,000
55%
*98
72
55%
55%
-
17%
5
preferred
Pitney-Bowes
*34
17%
18%
*
9%
98%
2%
,
6%
17%
52%
1.
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix
Hosiery
27
55%
:
X6%
18%
100
4 Va
36
71
*97%
98%
2
10
12
23
72%
No par
59 V* Apr
10% Mar 14
Sep
36
37%
No par
48% Feb 20
Jan
*36
4%
10%
100
Sep
39
July
9%
6%
41%
series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp
*17% Jun
104
19% Jan
4%
9%
*52%
—
17
2
91
*8%
4%
9%
6%
7
108 %
28V*
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
A% preferred
160
*95% Jan
54
27%
*28
3%%
5%
•8%
8%
4%
9%
37%
11
105 %
Reading Coal & Iron
Corp common
3.90'A
9
50%
23%
10%
*40%
&
17
95% Oct 22
16
90
3
Phila
Phllco
23%
23%
11%,
*104%
EXCHANGE
29
24
24%
*8%
55%
28
6%
8%
10%
99%
Jun
6 V*
24
35%
8
8%
11%
106%
20% Jan
45% Nov
55%
*34
35%
*106
100
YORK
6%
2%
*97
NEW
6%
2%
*105
Highest
6%
2%
100
Range Since Jan. 1
6%
2%
100
Lowest
Highest
♦143%
8%
'4%
,stocks
1951
144%
2%
preferred
Range for Previous
Lowest
*143%
26%
5
com
144%
36
55%
28
*52 Va
30 %
144%
7%
preferred
preference
50%
36
No par
preferred
29%
108%
26%
3.8%
8
9
conv
1,900
30%
7%
4.3%
17
Feb
Jan
$1
2,900
30
50
30
36%
99 % Apr 25
108% Mar
4
Jan
Xl03% Jan
106
110
2
50%
50
108% .109%
30%
109%
26%
4.4%
2
5,600
7%
26
2
103% Jan
1,700
33%
36%
24% Apr
110% Feb
22% Jan
8
27%
26%
*6%
100
common
27%
33%
14%
27%
7%
14
Co
38
26%
30% Feb
Electric
37%
36%
7%
11%
Phelps-Dodge Corp new_
__12.50
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
50
Phila
38
26%
17
23
18
'
100
(conv);.
55%
*37
28
36%
*34
5
& Cg Inc com
27%
*52%
38
14%
33%
98%
.
94
55%
28
26%
2%
V*
*37
109%
'
13
*92
33%
71%
—100
preferred
10
*52%
36%
55%
.
—33%c
(Chas)
2nd
81
14%
27%
27 Va
30%
10
a
14
33%
50
31
50
preferred
15
13%
♦92
14
27%
72
7%
*
94
33%
98%
7%
13%
*92
27%
98%
Apr
Jan
100% Nov 30
-
No par
Petroleum Corp of lAmerica
Pfeiffer Brewing Co„—_r
4%
*36
13%
13%
*
27%
713/-
7%
1
Co common..
4%%
Pfizer
50%
ft
Pet Milk
1,200
42
26%
7
Eastern Ry Co
20 Va
*80
42%
36%
<
Rights
&
20
79%
55%
tJ
100
Mfg Co
350
5,500
41%
33%
50%
72
*12%
Light Co
36%
42%
27%
98%
*98
10
Pepsi-Cola Co
9
39
71%
par
33
Peoria
13
9%
*32%
*66%
15
136
19% Jan
Dec
Penn
4%
9%
17%
preferred
15
.23% Jan
91
5%
4%
v
*36
5
24
8%
*17%
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
-
36%
33%
109%
8%
9%
25.
Coke Corp
Cement Corp
Penn-Dlxie
4%
1
5
Penn Coal &
20
'
28
38
*52%
6%
24%
No par
18
Apr
xll5
6%
—No par
No par
34% Apr
9
17
6%
23%
5Q%
109
14%
38
144%
RR
30
31
*143%
preferred—
Salt
16% Apr
22 y« Dec
144%
6%
23%
*8%
_5
prior
conv
Pennsylvania
20% Jan
103% Dec
*143%
1
2.50
10% Apr
40
30
5%
Pennsylvania
23% Sep 10
22% Mar 12
2
50\>*
31
108%
common-
23
11
25% Jan
Co
23
26
Dec" 13
Coal
14 Apr
18 V* Dec
54%
50%
30%
1
Transportation
Peabody
-
108%
Corp_
40% Feb
105% Feb
Oct 29
*30%
55
100
Corp
22
17% Jan
%ll
33%
6
Feb
2
19
34
33%
8% Feb 20
31
38% Oct
12% Jan
Oil
67% Jan
7
25
28
33%
10
Feb
29
28%
33%
Jan
129
Jun
28%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—.:
29
8% Jun
16
14
29% Mar 25
7
10
25
'
55%
38%
28V*
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
11
5
Dec
Panhandle
Parmelee
.<
19
24% Jan
38%
No par
Penney (J C) Co
27% Apr
29 V« Jan
*52%
38%
100
8
108% Feb
28%
*52ya
*37%
No par
preferred
72% Feb
15
28%
com
Penick & Ford
4
Jan
28 %
Petrol
2
14y« Feb
28 %
World
34% Jan
23
105
Amer
29
23
28%
28
No par
Teleg
20% Jan
26% Feb
28
112
10
28
12% Apr
23% Jan
15%
Parker Rust Proof Co-
J
21
15%
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
Park «fe Tilford Distillers
Corp—1
Park Utah Consolidated Mines___l
Parke Davis
Co
—No par
16
7% Dec
15%
preferred
A%
14
13% Jun
15%
100
&
Pan-American
28
Jan
16
Airways Inc_
<fc Transp
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
12
Feb
*15%
5
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
Packard Motor Car
No par
30% Mar 13
43% Jan
30
53% Feb
7
39% Sep 20
,
Apr
2% Apr
9
63 Ys Aug
Jan
94
,—
Telep
Pacific Tin Consolidated
2
-
94*92
Corp
Pacific Mills
Mar 18
4% Jan.,
14%
*92
No par
noncum
Lighting
Pacific
22
18
10
11
31% Jan
2
preferred
Pacific
112 Y* Mar 11
Jan
62
2
40% Jan
25
24
132
104% Jan
21
May 24
40y* July 10
'
28% Feb
108% Apr
6% Mar
31
Jun
7
5
40% Oct
.
20
Dec
7.
34% Jan
1st
9
30
*14%
94
10
2nd preferred noncum
Pacific Finance Corp—
Pacific Gas & Electric
16
"
Mar 15
92
Feb
52% Jan
13 Va Apr
29
X9% July 18
x4Q
36
17
Apr
22% Sep
9
Dec
3
AY* Jun
18
50
49 V* Feb
'
25
33% Apr
6
114% Oct, 11
May 24:
8% Jan
3
151% Jan
6% Feb
3
*130% Dec 27
4% Jun 29
l
2
54% Mar
24.
-
25% Jan
14'%-
*92
Pacific Coast Co common.^
5
.
34% Mar
17
Nov
103
4
25% Dec 27
31% Mar 27
*49% Jan
30 % Apr
*19%
79%
;
4,400
93
*27..
37
Sham
10Va
'
A
*14
—100
—,
28%
36%
20%
9%'
93
74%
75%
No par
com
•27.
V.
94
the Week
'
42%
P
1£% Not 28
9%
*92%
37%
*79%
43'V
75
May 3
9%
'
93
37%
20%
20%
*79%
42%
75%
Friday
May 1
9
.
*27
•
38
20%
82
9
93
,
28
37%
Thursday
Apr. 30
93
*27
38
Sales for
Wednesday
.
9%
93
30
37%
20%
-No par
5
9%
9
9
92%
♦27
—No par
Marine
Monday
Apr. 36
,
A—100
10
common
preferred
Owens-Corning Fibergl&s Corp
23
Saturday
.
EXCHANGE
47,900
1,700
4
13,500
3%
14,600
95 Va
3%
*94%
957/a
41%
»4iy2
42
20
1,000
J4'*
r
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(1876)
SO
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous.
Bange for
1951
Year
1
3
25% Feb
4«
28% Mar 15
Feb
20
39% Apr 29 >
32% May
24% May
24
33% Dec
13
32% Feb
8
44;
Feb 16
37
Feb
3
24% Nov 24
35 Vz Aug
22
Jar»
34
37% Feb
•
38
30
Dec
19
19% Feb.
7
11% Feb
15
U
Jun
29
20% Feb
1
18% Jan
4
15% Jun
i
Dec
13
17
25
21% Jan
5
15% Mar
7% Dec
31
12 %
Feb
28% Mar
8
5
25
13% Feb
9
•
14
22% Aug 30
9% Aug 21
54% Dec
Jan
90
2
100
11
16% July
2
3
16% Jan
27
9% Jun
35% Jun
27% Jun
10% Mar 29
18
May
38
2
.118% Jan
Feb
1
5
110% Apr
29
115
Jan
9
5
28% Feb
21
32
Jan
-
34% May
8% Feb
25
6% Jun
28
25
Jan
25
180 / May
Sep 13
240
;l
10% Jan
,1
15
8% Apr
■
Feb
2
8
242
x7% Nov
28
11% Jan
31% Dec
26
36
Jan
29
4
32% Jan
2
Jan
2
45
Mar 31
40% Jan
5
43
Jan
3
Jan
3
92 y4 Apr
25
101% Jan
2
106
Apr
30
33
Jan
12
53% Feb
27
63% Apr
22
5
25Va Jan
7 Va Jan
11
"
41
98% Jan 23
6
108% Mar 19
19
2
'
6% Oct
4% Aug 21
23% Mar
5
Oct.
32
10
Jan
23
62% Sep
26% Nov
8
42
Feb
31
47
24
Dec.26
16% July
21% May
2
Apr
3
>33% Jan
160% AUg 29
107
Feb 23
20% May 29
100
Aug 30
15% Jan
11
20% Jan
2
26 Va Sep
47% Jan
3
63
3
12% Feb
29 y8 Nov
7
89% Dec
20
9
29»/4 Feb
29
26
1
108
Jun
11
102 % Mar
2
38
Jan
95
Feb
8
7
31% May
26
32% Oct
71% Oat
Jun
29
205-' Apr
5
320
May
11
148
Jun
18% Sep
lo
89% Jun
Nov
Feb
96
12
7
22% Sep
213/4 Jan
17% July 10
31% Nov 24
41% Jan
Mar 30
59
87% Dec
27
Nov
41
99
31
July
83
Dec
'
28
123
13% Jan
2
15
101% Nov
Jun
76
19
xl5%May 2
2
21
Apr 21
Jan 29
33 y4 Jan
1
54 V4 Jan
90 y2 Jan
9
94
105
12
35y8Jan
30
108
May
29
30
preferred
preferred
Scranton Elec Co (The)
106
Apr
75% Jan
84
Apr
20
67% Jan
91% Apr" 25
82% Jan
97
r
16% Feb
51% Jan
25
58
Feb
14
50% Feb 29
Nov
19
16% May
18 y4 Jan
4
23
11% Ja n
4
22
90
!
1
Jan
Refrigerator Co--——!
Seiberling Rubber Co
22
Range for Previous
Year
Sarvel
Inc
32% Jan
Jan
25
37
8 % Dec
23
Jan
2
51
Mar 15
29 Va
19
x8 y4 Feb
29
3
2
July
8
x34y4 Jan
11
75
Jan
18
473/8 Jan 28
20
17
84
16
31W Apr 15
15
Dec
21
60
Dec
21
80 y2 Feb
25 Va Mar 15
19% Dec
3
21
111% Apr
2
25
94
6
Oct
66 V2
18
80% Apr
7
223/4 Apr
3
40% Jan
17
73
Nov
16
45
Jan
14
Apr
17
7
8% Jan
62y4 Feb
38 y4 Apr
32 Va Jun
26
29
12% Dec
19% Jan
2
18
34
9
35% Mar
10% Jun
Apr
16
Apr
69
Jan
14
42% Jan
;
36% Jan
14
Apr
14
13% Mar 28
2
28
12% Jan
2
2.1 Vs Apr
22
23
.
5%
9
52
47% Jan
8%
57% Nov
5
74% Feb
24
63% Nov
60% Jan
48% Feb
x64% Sep
13V2Jan
Feb
9
27
75% Feb
10
12
46% July
75 ye Mar
64
2
9
65
66
9
17% Oct
2
\
.
2
20
Jan
3
Jan 18
5
25'
7% Jan 29
13% Apr
5 y2' May
Pacific
Southern
16
Jan
17
6% Jan
29
16
9% Oct
4
Nov
20
47% Dec
6
May 24
Jan
30
41% Nov
23
52 y2 Nov
24
20
57% Dec
31
77
99% Dec
101
6% Apr
100
23
'..57% Jan
Mar
105
5
99y2Jan
29
36% Obt
13
9/4 Jun
29
14% Feb
9
29
81
Feb
9
67
13
30% Dec
102% Apr
7
31% May
1
8% Apr 15
343/4 Jan
14
10% Jan
3
16
71% Feb
6
Apr
Jan
30
25 y4 Feb
26
4
2
23% Feb
109% Jan
30
98% Jab
26% Feb
8
29 Va Jan
14
30% Feb
23
Feb
6
Natural
noncum
-
Dec 31;
21% Nov 24,
793/i Nov 23
10 y2
May 24
8 Va Jun
29
64% July
135
157
Jun
July
For
2
29
5
96
Mar
14/4 Sep
133/4 Feb
1
80% Jan
92% Apr
3
12% Jan
14% Jan
22
1
footnotes
see
10% Jan
1
Feb
172% Oct
25% Feb-11
13
78% Feb
160
22% Jan
104
74% Jan
8
page
13 3/s. Mar 19
85%, Mar 17
151
22.
Jan
159% Mar 18
167
15
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155
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Square D Co
—5
Squibb (E R) & Sons com
50c
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—-•—No par
Standard Brands.-Inp com
No par
$7
16%,
15%
21 %
•
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Spiegel Inc common
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped) _No par
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'
1,400
5%
24%
56 3/a
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
$6 prior
103
113%
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24%
"7-
36%
24
67
preferred
Sperry Corp
113%/
36%
36%
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7 113 /'./">
36%
•
16%,
No par
4.50%_ cum preferred
4.60%
36
7
30%
*107 *-
Gas, Co__,T—7.50
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred
5%
59%
24%
24%
53/4
-
'
25 3/a
'
■
3,400,
27%
59%
59
*24 Va
5%
-
100
390
106
27%
27.
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24%
24
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91%
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24
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80
600
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24
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493/a
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1123/4
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180
8%
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& Elec-_No par
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-
105 3/a
24
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97
200
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44
28
-
26%
common__No par
preferred
:
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Spencer Chemical
1
26y2 Jan
20
5
29% Aug
9
50/4
50
*177
237/B
,Ohio stk _tr ctfs.
100
Spalding (A G) & Bros Ino
1
Sparks Withington Co—
-—No par
2
'
66% Nov
8
2
Feb
52
19,300
64'/4
Mobile &
10
16
29% Feb
21% Nov
17
Jan
101
21
25% July 12
2
9y2 Jan
47% Jan
9
Feb
38% Apr
26% jUn
19% Jan
1
2,700
5%
65
Railway
5%
i
17
29%
5%
24%:,,,
25
—
Gas
Southern
Jan
29%
5%
64%
50
(The)__,
14
68
29 V*
5%
24
;-
1
California Edison—!
Southern Co
30
'
5% Jun
Southern
Southern
75%. Apr
29 Va
5%
5%
34
* '
28%
105
28>A
29
*50%
1
__4—
preferred J
South Indiana
Apr
29%
29 %-
65
South Porto Rico Sugar com-No par
57% Apr 26
68%' Mar 29
'
1123/4
243/4
pfd—100
preferred J.
12
Jan
*109%
25%
Typewriters-No par
rights
Common
16
22% Aug 30
51
Nov 16
111%/
8%
"91%
105
105
105%
24
*41
•
16%
1
South Carolina E- & G Co com_4.50
1
*
35/4 Jan
92 %
24%
64>/4
South Amer Gold & Platinum
'
18
1,800
20,300
253/4
preferred—/.—,——100
preferred
1—_100
Solvay American Corp 4%
5
48
32
103/8
393/4
42
r
6,200
10 3/8
25^%
1."
4%
4%
4%
5,600
38%
41%
/
4%
4,100
10 y*
25%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc.—
15
Solar Aircraft Co.——_i——1
Mar 18
10
9
17
27
'
Jan
3
5Va Mar 15
29
45 y2 Jan
141
;
*
39
44 -7'
*91%
22%
No paf
Corp——,
Smith & Corona
25
21% Jan
Jan
4y2 Feb
5
Aug 28
*41
92%
*18%
Corp—_—,—_—10
Alexander Inc common
20
4.20%
7
2
125
52 V2 Jan
53% Jan
.
15%
38%
42%.
(AO)
3%%'
Mar 22
16 ye May
1/128 Apr
9 % Jan
Smith
;
17
34% Jan
8
2
19
17% Mar 12
31
Jan
20
9
Dec
7% July
46
Smith
Jan
'
14
24
3
75
Mfg
'
4
143 yB Sep
25
/
60
*
Feb
Dec
26
Feb
36% Apr
35
3
143/e Jan
-
5
23
44
*92%
Skelly Oil Co
—
25
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron—,—20
102 V* Jan
Feb 26
323/8 Mar
8
5
25% Apr 19
37% Sep 11
16
43/a Apr
Jan
49
42 Va Feb
39% May
233/s Feb
19% Jun
2
95y4Oct
25
32y4 Mar 28
75% Nov
3uJ/4Jan
4
33%
150
1
Silver King Coalition Mines.:
5
Simmons Co __—u——^_No par
Simonds Saw & Steel,,—:
No par
Sinclair Oil Corp!
—No par
16
38% Feb,
Mar 14
31
4Va Jan
42 3/4 Mar
34%
225
Sheraton Corp of America.—
1
*
8%
33%
7
33%
8/8
*127>/4
cum
Sheller
.7
Mar 29
13
10
46y4Sep
29
Mar 15
163/8 Jan
28% Mar 18
ijFeb 17
53%'Feb 5
*8%
8% *
;
*200
preferred—
par
ShattuCk (Frank G) ——_—No par
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
1
Shell Oil Corp
1
15
$4.25
24
29 V2 Jan
2
2% May
35
41% Jan
Sharp & Dojhme common
"87
27
10% Jan
8
Jan
6
Feb
15
'
150
No par
10
9y8 Jan
28
15
4%-
111%
198
*190
193
14%
10 y8
51%
50%
53%
52
190
19%
38
5%
.53
193/4
10%
29%
5%
210
19%,
39%
25 Va
!
Corp—
Steel
48% Jan
65% Feb 27
14.
2934
5%
200
19%
-7
39
42 3/8
—1
Sharon
103,% Mar 13
11
25y2 Feb 28
6
17% May 19
12% Sep
5
29%
5%
230
Par,
30
;
70% Sep
29%
5%
*127%
STOCK
423/a Jan
1
,
x96% Jan
31% Aug 10
2
3% July
39% May
9
29%
10,400
95
*92%
■
"
18%
18
-
15%;
42%
-
'
Jan
108
110%
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
Shamrock OU & Oas_
Mar 15
38
1
May
12% Feb
21
8% Jun
34
9
9
493/a May
96% Nov 23 '
12% Jan
31% Feb 20
50% May
2
110%
113%-
*110%
*200
1
54%
*53%-
92%
1,800
-
20
98%
-
'
'
36% Sep. 13
25
39%
*25 V\
No par
NEW YORK
(
'
Highest
/,/ Lowest;
Highest
293/4 Jun
39%
11%
_—1
Commorn——a--
$4.50 preferred
1
Range Since Jam 1
195,1
39%
*11%
5
Seeger
4
3
100
400
26%
10%
'
11%
1
J
Lowest
39%
<-
18
*4%
10%
.
18
;
1,100
2,000;
.9.
8%
54%
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y2
26%
•
9 Vs.
923/4
15
4%
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*11'A
"f
9
18%;
19%
.
15%.,
4%
10%
-
11%
100'
6%
26%.
/
94
42
Seagrave Corp
;——j—I
5
Sears Roebuck & Co
;
^.No pan
29
74
Maris
68
May 25
Apr
8% Apr
-
15 Va
,
57%
1
DfiLi-—No par
Seaboard Oil Co of
4
14% Jan
21'
17
7Va Feb 25
54
*53%
21%
com—No par
preferred series A—1
Seaboard Finance Co
—'
23
56% Jan
•
15
10% Apr
19
'
2
Nov
15%
'15%
20%
19%
15
100
1QQ
preferred
preferred
,4.40%
3.35%
..
5%
103% Apr
13
conv
Seabd Air Line RR Co
22
Apr
1
May
12% Feb
July
5.
15
21% Mar 14
3
12
19% Jan
87
15
>
3.65%
'4.30%
4
14% Mar
20%
57%
—-25
—100
—100
com
5
Scovill Mfg Co common:
89 Va Apr
li«% Jan
Feb
85
22% Jan
68% Dec
2
18y4 Jan
29
49% May
25% Apr
■
9%
'
6%
*6%
*6%
26 3/a
6%
95%
*92%
21%
,
153/4
26%
9%
■
lSVs
4%- --4%
30%
preferred.——100
noncum
18%
15%
16
*923/4
14%
Co common-,
5'
pfd 4.40% series A;—„—100
Sangamo Electric Co
—10
Savage Arms Corp—
5
Schenley Industries Inc
:_1.40'
Scott Paper Co common
,No par
$3.40 preferred
-No par
$4 preferred
—
No par:
"18%
18%'
26%
■
50
1st
500
15%
18%
-21%
:
200 •
12%
18%
54 V2
*57%
;>
33
*11%
16%
18%
21%
,
*32 Va
12 3*.
32%
is%
:
400
32%
*11"%
16%
*53%
.58%
St Regis Paper
14
Jan 29
21
183/4 Apr
31
8/
6
93 V% Apr
12% Dec
8'
Feb"
24 y4
4
Mar
common.jNo par
.
18%
*38
100
Louis Southwestern Ry Co_^_100=
5%
87
3
I6l/e Jan
St
102% Jan
68% Dec
,,
Mar 14
11
3
9
16% Jan
x88
12%.,
18%
*11 'A
'Preferred series A 5%
5
14
Sep
89% Feb
29
17% Jan
Jan
235
32%
94
21%
.
5 '
San F Ry Co
St L
14% Jan
...
July 19
8
-
St
2
26
Feb 16
21% Dec 12
103% Sep 18
26
47
Feb
205
39%
*6
.*57%
1
....
:—__5
—100?
Joseph Lead Co
—„—10Joseph Light & Power Co-No par'
St
2
Mar
104
13
73% Dec
27
39%
*11%
7
10%
113
*25'A
4%, preferred
Apr
26% Jan
65.'
X60% Feb
12
Jan
107% Dec
74
1
24'/2 Apr 16
22 3/4 Apr 17
40
.',7.
9Va
39 %
*41*91/2
*104%
*28.%
59%
*23 V2
5"%
Safeway Stores common
4
Feb 21
54
Feb
6
26y2Mar
1
2
*39
7
27
9 Va
20%
4%
* 33%
—No par
(Jacob)
Ruppert
,7
99 %
40% May
Feb
25% Dec
2
20
Jan
Jan
40
7'."
10%
*8%
,
27%
54%
15%
5%
53
*190
27%.
94
20%
*110%
29%
common.^—20 f.
Inc
Royal. Typewriter
Ruberoid Co (The)i
3
5
33% Jan
102
4
Apr
11% Jan
15
24% Jan
58 y2 Mar
12
Sep
Apr
193/4 May 23
122
18% Feb
23
29
2
17
91
Mills
95
39%
•
27%,
'
v
.
23
'
10% Apr
9
No par
A—100
900
1.200
*27%
-.,7
16%
7
*26
36%
28
18%
18%
15%
4%
*10%
1
50c !
10
19
*6%
v
26
36%
*32%
9%
r.
-*53%
54%
2®,7
.
9%
25
36'7
*38%
...
■
*53 Va
18%
*92 /4
.
7
27
27
.28
9%
25%
36 %
—
14
22
Apr
155
103
2
Sep
57
•
18%
*16%
16%
24%
36 y4
28
39 VA
38%
19
v
*6%
6%
6%
4.50.%
4
Jan
37% Apr
1
18
31
8
6
11
11
10
19
19
9
31
21
21% July
57
19y4 Jan;.
Jan
101 % Jan
16%
preferred series-A—..—50/
*45
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
1:
16%. 16% !
Rochester Gas & El Corp—No par •
*35%, 36%
Rohm & Haas Co common—
20 !
*113% 117
103
'
4% preferred series A-.—
100
*102
16%
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc^.
1;16'/4
21% May
39 Va Mar
19
16%
Robbins
16
'14% Apr
s*
19%
.2
21
Oct
12%
23
2
Apr
-
12%
48% Jan
13
17
8 % Jan
41
103
33
*11%
29% Jan
May
110
22
*32 Va
12
*27
9%
—
3
Mar
38
12
1
Apr
16% May
:■■■■: 34 v* July 12
20
31
.
*32
17
May
-
44
4
93% Jan
5% Mar 31
/
18
17
45% Dec
.
27
16
10
34% Apr
Jan
50% Apr
28
85
13
Dec
83
xl01% Dec
35% Feb.
"38
16%
No par
Rexall Drug Inc
—2.50 '
Reynolds Metals Co com——No par <
5%% convertible preferred—_100
Reynolds Spring Co
—
1
Reynolds (R Jl Tob class B
10
Common
—L-—r—10
Preferred 3.60%
series
...100
Preferred 4.50% series—'—.—100
Rheem Manufacturing Co—i.——1 :
Richfield Oil Corp.—
No par ;
Ritter. Company —;
No par <
Roan
Antelope Copper Mines..
2
30
67 % Jan
1
May
>
6% Jan
1
5% May
.
49
66% Sep. 13
.
3
22
40
33
*19'
Conv pfd 3%% series
—100
Remington-Rand common...^—50c
$4.50 preferred —;
:—;—-,-25c
Reo Motors Inc..—:
—_——1
Republic Steel Corp com
6% conv prior pfd series
Revere Copper & B/ass—
30
y4 Jan
44
'
38 Yt Jan
139
10
49% Feb
29
July 19
111
21
11% Sep
<
11
5y8 Jan
Feb 20
28%
12,500
27
26 Va
*36%'
/
36%.
28
& Co—
Republic Aviation Corp——,
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
16 'A Mar 20
13% Jan
4
9.
23 V2 Feb
18 y« Jan
6% Sep 24
3% May 21
.
2
95 % Mar 25
36%
28%
38%
*12
prior preference
-10
Corp
—No par
Mfg Co common—.—5
Reliance
26
Jan
21 % Jan
36%
28%
Inc.——.——...50c
Stores
Reliable
8.
10'A Jan
58
Apr
17% Apr
90% Feb
17
9
22% Feb
10% July
28
36%
28%
div
$1.25
7
Apr
27
7
;8% May
53
6
Apr
IV2 Jan
17
Bros
(Robt)
Reis
2
22% Sep 17
■'
11 Vz Feb
noneum
Reeves
36%
*32!
2nd preferred——50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills.
—*
5
Reed Roller Bit Co——-—-No par
4%
8
14
11
13V4.Jan
20% Apr
8
5% Apr
Jan
Feb
64
15
14 Ya Jan
30% Jan
4%
1
27%.
28 y
*38
Co common
noncum. 1st preferred—.-—50
Reading
Shores
May.
May 1;.
■■
'
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
—25
-...—50
Apr. 3ft
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
*
Apr. 20
"36
common.——1
preferred
$2
1
36-% Mar
Par
EXCHANGE
>
Rayonier, Inc.* new
31% Mar 10«
'
Apr. 28
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Apr. 26
STOCK
YORK
NEW
*
Highest
I
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest
1
Range Since Jan.
;
.
77 74
*153
78
154
174%' 175%
154%
155
17474
175
>
600,
1,200
Volume 175
Number 5113
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
I
(1877)
21
NEW YORK STOCK RECORDRange for Previous
Year
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
Range
Highest
44
Mar 13
59
Apr
58% Jun
10
50 % Jan
2
17
13
-75% Dec
31
47% Oct
8
Jun
July
2
25
50% July
9
56% Feb
25
37% Jun
NEW
YORK
58% Apr
14
Standard
9
92
Mar 15
Standard
Oil
73% Apr
24
85
Jan
25
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
47% Jan
22
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
98% Apr
23
15% Jan
5
May
94
1
Jan
10
13% May
2
22% Feb
3%%
53% Apr 30
36% May
2
Spring
Apr
44% Jan
30
2Q% Feb
11
2
18% Mar
16% Jan
3
23
2
Stevens
8
Feb
Stores
(J P)
9% Dec
35
%
7
21
5 %
Jan
8
27% Mar 27
Stone
5
l
38% Apr 28
33% Mar 24
•
May
..
prior
&
12% May
2
Apr
4
99
Feb
7
96
Apr
4
Feb
1
4
93
Nov
1
79'A Jan
3
94% Jan
29
Sun Oil
119% Jan
5
xll4% Jan
8
119 Va Feb
15
Class
26
9 'A Apr
29
115% Dec
11
17% Jan
10
24% Sep
10
20% Jan
9
21% Oct
23
24% Jan
29
22% Jan
28
21% Jan
8
10% Jan
100
56
29
Sep
67% Oct
Jan
10
Jun
2S
15
Jan
Mar 14
10
355
570
Sep
16% Jun
22
22% Jan
63
May
24% Dec
29
Nov
20
101% Jun
26
10% July 24
13% Jan
32
40
■Jun
2
23% Jan
2
80
Dec
3
102% Dec
5
6% Nov
Sunray
4'A'A
Oil
18
2
Biscuits
Superior Steel
Jan
4
Paper
Co
preferred
Swift
1
Swift
8
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc
24
10% May
3
Apr
7% Jar,
21
18'A
15%
18%
18%
2,900
15%
1,900
*17
17'%'
26%
*17
17'%
27
27%
27%
15'%
*17
15'%
17'%
26%
17
27
*
*96
15%
15'A
17
,
Co_—
1
26%
38%
36'A
29 '/a
29%
29
100
*117
1
—
118
22
25
A.
9%
*117
22%
*117'%
118
21%
65
64'%
10%
*530
10%
10%
31
31%
*15
33%
102%
6%
6%
;
550
21%
*22%
23'%
107
*15
17
2,400
:
9%
99
84
84%
*117'A
3,500
118
100
21'A
21%
31,800'
*23%
23%
300'
24%
*23%
25
64
520
64
10
1,100
64
1,100
10
5,700
9%
520
*515
525
100
21'/a
21%
22
22'A
2,400
23
22%
22 %
22'A
22%
800
106'A
106%
106%
10%
31%
9'A
10%
*10'A
31%
*15
17
106
106'A
90
10%
*10'A
10%
200
31%
31
31 '/a
31%
5,100
*15
17
*15,.
17
34
103
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33'A
87
32'A
33%
86
86
85
86
85
85
85
85
390' ;
102
103
103
'?,200 J
103
6%
13%
103
6%
13%
4'%
103 %
6%
103
6%
103'%
6%
6%
0%
102%
6% '•
6%
8.200
6%,
2,700'A'
■
12% July
4% July
25
14
Jan
2
44% Jun
25
Feb
21
6% Sep
2
9
18
40
Oct
13
13% Feb
4'% Mar 11
4
59% Sep
30'% Dec
13 % Jan
13
35
42
23% Jan
2
90% Mar 15
119
7
1
Oct
32% Jan
19
Texas
Gulf
113% Feb
4
Texas
Gulf
1
38
30
143
May
Jan
3
46% Jan
1
5
103% Mar 10
35% Dec
Jan
8
32% Jan
24
86
15
*13%
13%
4%
4%
36%
—5
36 %
35%
Textron
Mar 10
18% Feb
7
July 18
23% Mar
7
17
11
Jun
16% Oct
1
47% Oct
18
8
12
Feb
22
Dec
6
10
Apr
30
12% Feb
16
45
Jan
23
48
Feb
2% Apr
8% Jan
30
4
Jan
18
11% Mar
4
42'% May
103
13
Jan
2% Jun
21
26
35% Feb
31% Mar 29
44% Sep
9
2% Jan
8
18%
Jun" 29
25% Mar
Jun
29
51% Sep
15% Feb
x9% Jan
4
11
27
31
Jan
3
preferred
Glass Mfg Co
Fair
Year
23
19
Jun
20
July
$2.50
22'% May
Lowest
27% Feb
2
19% Feb
27
23% Jan
8
23
Feb
27
27% May
2
15
13% Jan
8
Jan
10
Sep
21
110% Feb
2
105
18
9
3
15% Jan
41% Mar 26
16% Dec
28
24 3/a Feb
9
7% Nov
8
13% Jan
16
16'A May
1
8% Feb 19
8
41
Jan
16
29
12% Dec
7
8% Jan
6
110
17%
17%
*17'A
13'A
*13'A
13%
39
500 <
3 9'A
38%
38%
■260
*12
10%
10%
*45%
47%
10'%
10%
*45% ■47
10%
3
3
xl3%
46 %
46%
97%
*96
'
1
■
69'%
2%
3
2%
*2%
13%
2%
13%
2%
13%:
*12%
13%
46 %
*13'A
45
45%
42'A
96%.
96
96
44%
96%
*96
2%
2%
24%
44%
43%
44%
X43%
44 %
43%
19%
19%
19'A
19%
19'A
2%..
..
2'24
,*2%.
—5
11
11%
45
11"
-
common——1
17
Preferred series A (conv)—50
109
*42
17%
25%
Film—No par
16%
City Rap Transit com—No par
5%. conv prior preferred——50
*8%
29%
.29%
29%
10'A
10%
*10'A
Co—
16%
9 %
44%
7,100
22'A
2,200 t
19%
3,500 1
44'A
44%
44%
4,100
11
11%
IT
11%
8,100 /
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
25%
25%
25%,
19%
19%
25%
25%.
14%
'
s
14%
14'A
109%
109%
16%
16%
42%
16%
16%
16%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
29 %
16%
25
"
25'A
19%
19%
19%
.25%
14%
25%
26%
27%
14%
109%
14'A
110
16%
16'A
42 'A
42
42
16%
16'A
8%
8%
29%
*29'A
10'A
10-
900'
14%
22,200
Jan
47%
Jan; i 2
12% Jan.; 2
37% Jah-10
'53% Mat.
&8
100% NoA 26
96% Oct, 19
83
£8
Defc
91% Dec
3
33% Apr
4
97% Nov 26
44% Dec
27
Jun
29
36
26% July 2
100% Nov 26
'
22% Jan
10
29% Jan
15% Mar
.3
470 '<
17
17
2,5001
.
*41%
300 <
42
1
16%
A
16%
20,300
8%
8%
600
30
*29'A
30
10%
*10%
10%
102
Jan
107
42% Oct
13%
13
13%
12%
50
49 %
50 'A
50 'A
*12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
_20
*46%
47
46%'
46%
No par
58%
Jan
Union
Union
Jan
95
27
2
Mar 31
'83% Jan
25
Udylite
13% Feb
50
111
Apr
11
89'A Apr
Preferred
Jan
15
104
35% Feb
27
6
Apr
45% Jan
4
49 % Apr
23
9
37% May
1
40% Apr
15
Union
1
34
Jan
28
United
3
107
Jan
30
33% Jan
2
100
1
Jan
28
2
May
101 % Jan
24% May
135% Dec 18
91% May
2
1
110
94%
88%
*93
series--—No par
35% Mar 13
21
Mar 13
101% Jan
8
Jan
14% Apr 29
xfiO'A Feb IS
8
30
6
Jan
28
3% Feb
6
$4
*87%
series
noncumulative
41o
Tank
5%
United
•'
102'% Mar 20
30% Jan
31
■
1
3
Sep
110%
*93
112
Jan
36
*110
Union Pacific RR Co common— -50
40
65 % Oct
,
19
5% Oct
8
25
56% Nov
16
4
Jan
2
8% Dec
12
Dec
12
63
xl9
May 22
46% July 2
56% Nov
19
8
5
Nov
.12% Jan
Car
Co
Aircraft
preferred.. -50
50
15
106 (A Apr
17% Feb
Lines
Inc
33% Feb
$4.50 preferred
11
United
Board
&
Feb
4% Jan
22
7
2
8% Mar 24.
Apr
21
25
Oct
3
18% Apr
61% Dec
4
52% May
53
13
May
2
30
1
4% Apr '25
56
% Apr 26
5'% Mar 21
10%
Feb
11
74
Feb
8
21% Jan
15
Feb
4
59
7.
64% Jan
25% Oct
8
24% Jan
2
27% Apr
31% Dec
20
30% Feb
20
17% May
18% Feb
22% Sep
12
22% Sep
United' Carbon
——
No
Cp-_%t—-No
United-Carr Fastener
2
61% Sep
41%
18
106% Feb
No par
24% Mar
Mar
2
1
21% Jan
7
United
21% Jan
7
9
73
Apr
1
96% Jan
.
1
7*
11
100
19
May
2
15% Jan
28%
32'A
32
63%
31
101'A Feb 20
111% Apr
167
176
9
12% May 24
19
Jan
17
16
Jan
58% May 19
19% May 24
70
Jan
25
61
Mar 19
28% Jan
For
see
16
14% Apr
22.
15
Apr
28
39% Mar 25
64% Feb
25% Jan
7%
1.400;
U
2
S
U
S
5%.
5%
8%
.
Machinery
preferred
Leather Co
—100
4%
56%
5%
5%
9
*8%
59 "8
*58
*18%
18%
56 %
,56%
59'A
4%
*93
89
*102
5%
43%.
*59
5%
59%
18%
2,300
38
38%
2,500
28'A
28%
103
23,000
92%
91%
91%
92%
92%
5,900
33
33
1,000
106
106
.62%
-
32%
32'A
107
301/4
4
32%
*106-
107
14%
14%
14%
*14%
63
62 %
62%
62%
30'A
30'A
30'A
i
5%
*8%
*58
30%
28,300
4%
4 %
4%
28,300
54'A
54%
54'A
820
5'A
5%
16.200
8%
5%
8%
5%
9
*8%
4
56
30%
59'A
*58
18%
18%
13'A
54%
9
59'A"
52%
58
53
54 V2
2,400
18%
58
.
60%
59%
60
59%
25 %
25% '
25%
25%
25'A
32%
31 %
32 1
31%
13%
13%
13%,
13%
13
13-'A
13
13%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
16%
17',4
16%
17'A
17%
*16%
17%
64%
100
18
*19%
20%
103%
108'A
*174%
18%
*62%
14%
176
176
18'4
63
15
"17%
*16%
63 %
63%
*99% 100
*99%
*19
*19%
100
*39%
108%
*17
64%
64 %
100
20%
109
176
18%
•
3 8%
63
63
15
"
•
15%
107%
*177
18
*63%
14%.
20%
109
180
63 %
63
108
%
*177
100
20'A
10
18'A
32'
■
400
18%
53%
18%
53%
5
32%
60
00
1,20ft
54'/a
4'A
56
25%
*99%
'■
63
60%
"
m
15'A
32%
17%
700
25%
25%
13%
11,600
103
59%
13%
4,300,
49%
24%
55
x55
25.400
111
48%
25%
14%
4%
9
250
104
40'A
110%
"
*8%
....
90%.
24%
32%
31
56
240'
i,-
'.
94%
60
13%
vHofto:
110
25%
,
,;e2,6Q0
58%
*109%
33 %
13%
"
45%
58
.
||
:
25%
*106
"'
56
12'A
44%
25%
5
No par
*30%
50%
12%
*32%
.
~
-100
com
63%
59'A
*18%
*56
32%
106
6 3'A
13'A
92
14%
18%
56%
•
64 %
Hoffman
4%%
20
"
Foreign Securities —No par
1st preferred
——No par
Cof———-No par
Co common.
20
28%
103 %
...
13
25
93%
14%
30%
.4%
56
.
17%
preferred
28
103
64 'A
*17%
U S Gypsum
Feb -13
Jan
28%
104%
106
'
56%
38
28 Va
32 %
30%
4%
'
37%
*103%
:
15'A
6.4
48%
r,
28%
92%
32%'
108
*14%
18%
5
124
28%
40%
109%
48%
*103'A 104'A
25Va, 25%
104
*106
15%
17%
U S Freight
185
8
$4.50
28%
104
104 '•
40
109
38
17%
7
41% ^
38
106'%
'A
*102
.
112
38%
H73a
18
4
Jan
U S &
Theatres—
interest
40%
110%
49
1
of
104
41%
48'A
1
Feb
29
26
Paramount
Certificates
21 % Jan
104% Jan
:—-5
54% Jan
1
page
Cos.
United Gas Corp——
10
United' Gas Improvement Co—13%
United "Merch & Mfrs Inc———1
10
34'A Mar 25
164% Dec
footnotes
30
Coal
89
49%
8%,
United Engineering & Foundry..—5
United Fruit Co
—No par
*88
48%
93%
*58
94%
38
93
4%
110
*93
39%
93%
*30%
:
111
'
50%
58'A
111
89'A
89
■
45%
57'A
112%
110
26'A
56
12%
45'A
94'A
*102
■'
12'A
'A
5 8'A
49
25%
63%
Cig-Whelan Stores colli-.30c
preferred——luO
United1 Corp
tDel<
1,
United Dye & Chemical. Corp com~l
7<V preferred
—■—:
.—109
104
4G%
;
.
12%
46
38%
28%
*3 4%
$3.50 convertible
Electric
112%
26'A
*31%
par
17% Mar
28
8
89
13
50%
49
104
*106
10
*102
42%
1121/4
93%
par
May
16% May
20
Jun
18% Nov
:
*93
12%
50 Va
40
28%
United
United
104
26
100
13
20
20
38% Apr
57
1
1
17% Jan
110%
94%
:
57%
13
51. %
'
49%
y
*103%
America.—No par
Carton Corp—
43
*39%
common.. .10
Fre.erred''41'2:%''Seri.ek;:of:'19.>2.
United Biscuit of
23
11
70% Mar 13
2
14% July 12
99
,
88
73% Feb
89
.
110%
*93
89
12%.
45%
58%
110%
94%
*102
113%
49
>;
.—No par
common... ,—5
Corp
convertible preferred— 100
Air
104
42%
'
25
July
26% Jan
x58
110%
89
'
3% Jun
43% Jun
47%
59%
par
*102
3
21
46%
58%
'
59%
No par
No par
Union Oil of California—— -25
21
2
109
$3.50
Preferred
45'A Mar 17
121% Mar 31
94
Feb
Mar
series
■'
•
52
41% May
112'A Jan
pfd $4.50 ser—No
$3.70
Preferred
30
—
& Paper Corp..
Carbide & Carbon
Un El Co of Mo
30
96% Feb
(The)——.
Corp
Bag
109% Jan
Dec 28
15% Aug 22
44% Mar 13
18
7
13%
49%
64% Jan
Feb
104
11
Mar
14
(50
56 % Feb
57
Mar 17
96
13%
49%
15% Feb
1,600.
601/4
59'%
60%
10,900
25%
25%
25%
14,100
31%
31%
32%
'
'
,
62
63
99%
99%
*18%
19%
*17'
17%
63%
64
*99%
100
19
109
108
109
109
180
*177
180
*177
19
109'A
:
270 i
>;;;
—1
Underwood Corp
——-No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co— „5
30
49% Apr 25
12% May
1
44% May
2
May 11
25% Oct
4
; 52
Sep 21
•; 66% July 30
112'A Feb •' 2 •
A
35
26% Jan
12% Apr
A 58
3
101
3
i
109
16%
8%
i
2,000?
14,800
109
16%
10%
>'
Shares I,
25
19%
-
29%
30
10% >10 %'
the Week
May 2
24%
>
110
*42
,
Friday
May 1. t
20'A'
42%
1-
Thursday
Apr. HO
U
13
v
43%
109
17
8%
43%
19%
44%
14%
"10%
Coach
Twin
7
17
30ft
11 Va
19%
29'%
1
Fox
Century
Twin
1,300 '<
44
"-V *25% '25%
17
*42% ' 42%.
120 'i
2%
11
25%
20
16%
43
97'A
24
*23'A
44%
Apr, 29
1Q8%
109
24%
|
i
2 2'A
Tuesday
25%
2 %•
v.
|
500
11%
Apr. 28
25%
«2'A
*23
700
6,300
44%
Monday
Apr. 26
23%
3
11
11%
LOW AND
Saturday
Par
2%
'23%
"'
\
.
^
1001
2,90ft
44%
97'A
2%
19'A
*2'%
••**! "24
t
13%
43
43%
19%
19%
108%
20th
96'A
24%
14%
Co
!
44'A
44%
12%
45'%
2%
19%
Corp
Coal
45%
44%
44%
common'-—1
$6 preferred ———
No par
Truax-Traer
45
"24%
44 'a
>14%
-
10 '/a
45%
*2%
*
14%
•
10
45%
"'*24%
14%
Tri-Continental
10
45%
13%
13%
46 'A
10 'A
12%
10'A
*12
10
45%
'
'*2%
13%
46'A
19%
lac
Airlines
|
700
-
13'A
'25%
World
900
13%
19%
8
-
17%
6,40(1 *
40'A
12%
*25%
7
32% Mar
17%
13%,
17%
*12%
20%
9% Mar 10
12% Jan
17%
13%
*39%
"26%
15
26
7,200 >
13'A
*13%
20%
15
9% Feb
12%
12%
*25%
20% Jan
13%
41
Trans
10
31
13%
13%
Transue & Williams Steel—.No par
22
Jan
34%
93
13%
25'A
21'A Feb
13%
34%
*12%'
_2
—5
44% Feb
90%
34'A
*90%
34
*39'%
2
Apr
90%
34%
12%
3
15% Jan
*
94%
34%
13'%
44%
—i
Transamerica Corp
27% Mar 12
8.10Q ;
93
34%
41'A
13%
-li
EXCHANGE
178
94
34%
17%.
%
*12%
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
176
4,40d*|
13%
.
17%
No par
(The)
175
\
4,200
39%
94
:
.
13%
„10
Co
Edison
39
30'A
170
17,400 I
8,100 I
28%
104
*40
*96
No par
Toledo
11% Mar 27
28%
102%
2,000 1
12%
com—No par
Bearing—
28%
103%
38
179
i
35%
55%
54%.
27%
39%
175
'
54%
v
102%
104
38%
181%
54%
28%
35
13%
,_15
Timken-Detroit Axle——
28% Aug
Nov
Co
39'A
"When issued"
2
Highest
x213A Jan
28%
103%
i
1,000
4%
*4%
35
; f
100
40%
3
$3230 preference
Water Associated .Oil
55 %
29
4%
35
: ■
13%
*12%
47
—
55
4%
*13
*40
*2%
Timken. Roller
Range Since Jan.
17% Dec
17%
35%
13%
*13'A
par
*45%
Tide
2
3
31
18
A 10%
20 % Mar 29
29
26
14
*17%
56
178
:*
34%
13%
35%
*13
4%
104
38%
94
34%
14
—1
49--Jan
26
15% Dec
94
34%
preferred—. ..50
preferred
Thofnpson-Starrett
%
94
*4%
28%
182
14
Transit Corp.No par
4%
7
180%
34%
pommon. —.5
2
7
186
13%
103%
39%
94
—No par
Co common
convertible
Thompson (J R)
19
24% Dec
10% Apr
102% Jun
39%
*13
35%
55%
29%
104%,
STOCKS
1951
Highest
16% Jan
100
,50c
———.——No
Range for Previous
Lowest
—-
—No par
.100
Mar
50
18
39%
184
Thompson Products Inc com—. -65
97%. May
3 % Mar
8
43% Apr
xl0% Jan
Co.
Co
TThird Avenue
8
20
22% May 2
18% Apr 15
3
6-1
23
49% Jan
41% Feb
19
39%
35%
55%
29'%
103
13%
.
4%*' -454
36
55'%
29%
103 %
_10
common.—
conv
Thermoid
1
22% Feb
21
43
Dec
1
91% Jan
4'% Jan
24% Nov
11
56%
29
*103
par
$2.40 conv preference——No par
The
15
2
Inc
.Thatcher
14
14% Jan
$1.25
7
43% Feb
47% Oct
l
Dec
15% Feb
2
6% Jan
19
33% Apr
1
12% Mar 29
46% Oct
Mar 13
3% Jun
13% May
38% May,
-
Utilities
Texas
17
18% Jan
Texas & Pacific Ry
29
J all
,
No
Oil—
&
55%'
Co.—— _10
certificates—
share
2
12% May
28
Sub
5
7
Coal
.25
_
*;3
■
Texas Pacific Land Trust
•#>.;
18% Jan
23% Mar
.——-———:
Producing
Sulphur
%
4%
_
Pacific
Texas
12
195% Mar 28
95
Co
35% Mar
July 19
35% July 23
13% Sep 27
8% Jan
2
...V.-
Texas
1
16 %
27
—9
(James)—.
Corp
Corp
1
29
3
Oct
188
25
24% Jun
7
Tennessee
Feb
60% Jan
27% May
1
100% Apr 15
18
Oct
49
10
76% Jan
90
15
27
May
52% Feb
v.'"
Jan
40
Inc
Telautograph
'
34% Mar
80
Talcott
8
Jan
5
•
21%
31%
10%
31
;
23%
•
9%
•
4,900
100
7,800
21%
■
106%
'
*85
102%
*530
21%
*10%
17
33%
87
550
21%
29%
*971/4
118
63
10'%
*22%
17%
33%
64%
10
43,100
*29
99
*23
X64%
10%
*106%
31%
*85
—
24'%
64%
23
)0%
com..—7.50
_No par
preferred
;
cum
-No par
pfd (conv)
1
Symington Gould Corp—_
24%
37%
85%
21
23%
107
*106
31%
_—_25
21%
23%
94 %
10
21%
22%
21'%
23%.
*23%
550
21%
2114
24
64%
10%
24
*530
%
24%.
64%
10%
21
24
*23%
37%
9%
>117%
117
22
24
*15
$4.40
117
*10%
.
9%
84%
118
27
'
*97'A
85
*64
(The) ._4.16%
9%
99
84%
24
22%
9%
*97%
85
25
550
9%
99
84%
*23%
Ltd
9%
*97%
*24
1950—20
—
9%
99
85
85
17
26%
37%
29'A
37%
30
*97%
*16%
26%
38%
9%
15'A
'
17
27
37%
—_—_.
International
15'A
*16%
26%
.30
$4
3
4
6'A Apr
Sweets Co of America
29
15%
23
4
39% Mar
15%
107
22
86
4.300
15%
23
Feb
110% Jan
38
*106
17
2
170
37%
100
35% Jan
1
98
37%
18%
common——5
10% Jan
14
98
36%
18%
38%
——
12
May
98
37'%
18'%
*22
29
32'A May
98
37
50
24
81'A Jan
98
18%
Corp__——
Apr
102
38%
97%
10
Feb
1
3,100
38% \
37
*535
15
19
38%
38 y4
18%
25
10% Jan
28
300
38 %
38%
400
36%
10c
31
Sep
200
13%
15%
12.50
6
39
36%
13%
97%
California-
8
95 % Mar
36%
13%
38 'A
30
ser
Jan
105% Dec
54
38
*13%
38
Inc
26
&
54
*36%
14
29%
series
pfd
Superior
4.40%
5 4'A
38
*13%
38%
common
2nd
.Sutherland
*53'A
*36%
14
38'%
53%*
38
30
Sunshine Mining Co_
Mar 26
3,700
3'A
18%
99
18
25
23%
53%
97%
85%
14
107
2
23%
37%
9'A
Corp
"
102 % Jan-
2,600
23%
23%
18%
*83 'A
preferred
1
—
13%
37%
common
9,400
.
99'A
13%
29%
preferred
of
23%
■
*98
13%
23'A
37'%
*97'%
conv
Oil
13%,
18'%
_1
5% 7e
Sunshine
*96
'
14%
55
1
14
38%
99
13%
37%
_No par
4%%
24
97%
preferred- _No par
A
17% Oct
28
13% Jan
A
38'%
23%
141%
*98
14
1
common—
27'A Jan
20% Apr 17
22'/a Apr 25
28% Aug 13
110% Oct
5
Co
38%
41
99
'
14
18%
20
!
Apr
11'A Jan
570
4
42%
*98
14%
—No par
Corp
series
Jan
68
preference.,—
Chemical
$4.50
3
1
Mar
Sun
21
24'A Apr
3
24
Mar 18
1
9% May
518
99
14
;
21,200
37%
Webster_„—___No par
26'A Apr
7
41%
*96
15
—
Studebaker Corp
Sunbeam Corp
■
67% Jan
96
—100
——5'
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
1
Corp
31% Feb
14
Mar
Inc
common.'
Co Inc
&
Stewart-Warner
9
18
Bros
29
25% Apr
40%
99%
*98
14 %
*36%
24
26
40%
100
14 %
13 %
29
16% Dec
40
*98
*98
1
37%
36% Apr
18% Apr
19% Jan
58,100
'
75
13%
98
25% July 30
75%
74
41'%
37%
8
3
16% Apr
74%
74 %
42'%
•
14
Jan
19
74%
41%
38% "
92
14% l*eb
73%
73%
42
38%
4
8
16,100
74%
74%
*13%
104% Jan
20% Feb
74'%
73%
*37%
Sterling Drug Inc
3%%
preferred
28
79
1
Sterchi
17
54
77%
5
11
11
53%
77%
*54'%
31
49% Jan
54
76%
54%
41% Jan
14% Feb
20% Dec
53'A
79
24
43% Jan
2
54%
78
54%
8
U
54%
80
23%
13% Mar 24
14% Jun
55'%
78%
24
37% Jan
39% Apr
15% Jan
53'%
80%
55'%
3
28
55
79%
55'%
3
Shares f
May 2
54'%
23%
16
the Week t
Friday
54%
common—1
47% Oct
Thursday
May 1
81%
convertible. preferred—50
Starrett Co (The) L S——.No par
15% Feb
Sales for
Apr. 30
41%'
4%
44% Feb
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 29
54'%
15
Mfg Co
Steel
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 28
81
25
Indiana
preferred series A—.—100
Standard
Mar 21
57
California.—No par
of
Stand Ry Equip
24% Ivlar 21
27
Oil of
HIGH
Monday
Apr. 26
,
common—10
40
18
13
Jun
Saturday
Par
3
29
2
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
July 16
36 % Jan
90
% Apr
1
74% Jan
105% Mar 9
17% Oct 19
14
20
Jan.
Highest
55% Sep
78% Oct
33% Mar I5
93% Dec 31
13 %
Since
Lowest
3,400
.
8,000
24,600
''
-~J>
4,900
70
300
4,400
183
18%
30
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
64%
631A
63'%
63
2,500
63
63
63
15
3 4%
110
14%
14.%
14%
14%
15%
6,500
22
(1878)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
Lowest
Lowest
Jun
17
Since Jan.
Range
1951
Year
20y. reb 16
29
7s,« Dec
8y3 Jan
28
x36 % Nov
Jan
43
28
12
29
21
3
7% Feb
13
x36%Feb
27
5
59 74 Feb
24
42 y« Feb
8
307a May
4
96 V2 Feb
14
86
Feb
92V2 Dec
6
106% Oct
9
95
Jan
2
Jan
2
807s Oct
18
27
84% Mar
NOV
51
128%
July'
'45
Mar 28
Oct"
29
6
86
8
61
153% Jan
19
6
42 y4 Jan
26
16% Jan
3
20% Mar 20
20
16
43% Aug 27
38'A Apr 24
41
9 % Jun
87
Feb
13
Nov
7% Apr
97s Jan
Feb
10% Jan
Jan
3
24
27a Apr
17
96 V2 Jan
24
13
7
18
24
7
23
89
4% Jan 22
9
29
7
Universal
55
Nov
21
1707a Jan 12
8% Jun
4
57'A Apr
28% Apr
15
Jan
8
Jun
21
26 % Jan
10
2
Jan
14
Jan
3
11
Apr
24
13% Jan
11
3
60 % Apr
8
Feb
2
29% Dec 31
Jan
156
147, Sep 26
64
Oct 19
51
160
20%
32
Utah
Power
32
31%
317»
30%
30%
90
*88%
907a
•887a
907a
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
9674
.
34
Apr
Mar
Oct
9
14
juty 24
33% Feb
5
28
Dec
237a Oct 23
July
19
2
26
•
17% Jan
5
25% Feb
11
117
Jan
24
3
117
Mar 31
732
May
Dec
July
5
9
287a Oct
1157a Dec 14
Jan
2
115% Dec
19
1x6
26
Mar 27
89
Jan
i
9
1
Nov
26
347a July 13
1007a Jan 18
Dec
*
Jan
31
2874 Dec 28
Dec
140
3
29
Jan
3
Nov
28
1067a Jan 26
Nov
93% Apr 29
1
293/a Jan
19
137% Jan
19
Dfec
2
9874 Jan 22
101% Apr
15
16
Jan
30
48
Apr
6
33 74 Apr
24
377a
Jan r-4
3
x27% Jan
14
30
Apr
9
• Oct
8
-38
Apr
24
44 3A Jan
11
12
167a Apr
8
8
48
38
*9%
75
76
7174
73%
7274
73%
9,300
255/8
25%
2574
237a
24%
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2
48
1674
25
1174 May
477a
1074
75% Jan
2
465/,
*13%
23 3A Jun
21% Jan
467a
X2374
Woolworth
12% July
48
1674
445/a Jan 23
14
46 3/a
237a
53
75% Jan
49%
133/4
427a Apr 17
267a Feb 20
2
483/«
23%
5
Jan
3,000
5372
16%
5
711
117a
1474
4674 Feb
2
11
16%
Elec
5474 Dec
Feb
11'/a
237/a
Co
& Lovett
1403A Jan
79% Apr 17
Shares
117a
16%
Wisconsin
3
69% Nov 21
the Week
May 2
ll3/.
*2372
Winn
105
Friday
May 1
113/8
*137a
Wilson-Jones
28
977a Feb 20
Thursday
Apr. 30
.
11%
10
15
19
25% Feb
29
6
.
113/a
Grocery Co—
1
Power Co com..10
1472 Jan
1774 Feb
15
Sep
\
1172
22%
.
117a
497/a
1172
53%
*73 72
13 7a May
8
Wednesday
-
No par
227a Jan
8472 Mar 12
Apr." 29
preferred
$4.25
Jan
wd When
827a
367a
*12%
6,000
'
9%
common—No par
Co
41% Jun
gairs.
1,500
283/4
30
-
277a
Inc
&
157/a Apr
ii
8274
95/a
95/a
Tuesday
22 7t
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
1574 Jan
.
133/4
13
27
227a
717a Dec
*
137a
277a
95/a
Apr. 28
5
Wilcox Oil Co
75
asked
"2034
*20
27
32
2
and
7,
93/4
Monday
23
21
"B d
*13
!
273/a
13%
*31
28
f'.ily
V:'
2074
13%
20%
*12%
*73
20
preference
Jun
A 3-s
2034
227/a
Co
12
477a Jun
*20
*1063/8
Wheeling Steel Corp com
65 72 Dec
July
20
32
28
15 V2
20%
32
32
Jun
2034
5,500
2,900
.
1634
12%
9
48
*16 7a
32%
2972 Jan
2
167Z
267z
3674 July 31
19
16
125/8
20
25
17
*26%
28% Nov
Jan
17
*3174
Sewing
11
17
1
Motor
White
373/4 Dec
16%
Machine com.—_—1
White
36% Jan
173/a
8474
2
2
28%
30 "
84%
7
25
28
30:
367a
28
108
2734
30
367a
147a Jan
Jun
2834
3074
*124%
293/a Jan
90
26
26
2874
3074
100
1
Dec
/
29
30 34
*100
Air Brake.—u-u_i.l0
Westinghouse Electric com
12%
3.80% preferred series B—.—100
Weston
Electric
Instrument—12.50
4
45
2674
173/4
30 34
31%
*
Westinghouse
ll7/a Apr
128
27
10
17 74
v
287a
*102
5374
257/a May
7% July
26%
,
2274
Auto
31% May 4
2374 Mar 19
26
26
17%
2674
133/4
'
Supply Co
—10
Western Maryland Ry com
100
4% noncum 2nd preferred—100
Western Pacific RR com
No par
Preferred series A
100
Western Union Teleg
10
Western
Inc—
Lines
30
1574 Jan
17%
82%
36%
11%
Air
Oct
357a May
Mar 27
385/a Sep
177a .17%
;,
1354
303/a
Apr. 26
July
2
//
400
101
29%
Saturday
12
26
173/4
*95/a
Par
25 %
297a Jan
94
137a
273/a
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)_i_20
337a Jun 28
84% Jun 25
13%
13%
93/4
173/4
*100
-
*13%
1
Western
7
583A Oct
.6
1372
,
173/4
1007a
80©
'
15 5/8 Jan
497» Mar
'July
1734
1007a
135/a
173/4
27%
9S4
18
101
26%
13%
.
97a
.
173/4
* 1007a
*2074
STOCK
EXCHANGE/
Highest
4672, May 24
7f. July
18
93/4
9%
7
*17
4%.7^.pffl—7-*J00
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
15
13%
97/a
1874
101
>
■'
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
18
*100 7a
427a
28 3/4
preferred series B—^100
4.10%
preferred series,.C—-100
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No par
472% preferred
—100 ;
Range for Previous
'! !
934
18
*28
30 3/8
—5
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
$4 convertible preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
West Kentucky, Coal
£0,——-^-4
.West Penn Eleqtric^po,--^-^ par
West Penn Power
10
101
*27
4.20%
10372 Apr 18
102
1
1067a Jan
327a Mar: 7
109
43
*
'
Inc
Tobacco
42 7»
17%
—5
1
Mills.
Knitting
Wayne Pump Co
Wayne
43%
13%
5
Waukesha Motor Co—
28
97/a
No par
3
Pipe
Corp
28
*17%
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Webster
19
28
29 % Jan
2
106%'Mar 18
96% Jan
2
4
Nov
Warren
5
21% May
Jan 27
91
30
Feb
28
*100
5
1
Pictures
Bros
11 3%
43
1
100
preferred
5574
28
& W
.———.—2.50
common
35 74 Jan
33
305/b Apr 10
1872 Jan 21
May
80% Feb
Co
55%
11%
100
No par
No par
No par
Warner-Hudnut Inc.-
11% Jan
267a May
Co
207a Jan 30
14% Jan'22
35
G
(Hiram)
Baking
Warner
18
15
Ward
5 72 %
17
17
Walker
Walworth
25
15% Feb
Co
Walgreen
25
102% Jan
97a Apr
29
27
75
19
7
12 5/a Apr
Feb
30
207a July 25
Jun
May
4174 Oct
31
1
24
2
Oct
.
May
277a;Apr
25% Jan
27
July
a
;
26
7
1
34% Feb
May 25
,
30
197a Mar
Jan
98
Waldorf System
7
5174 Jan
107i Jan
9 72 May
preferred
V/2%
RR
a
Deferred
preferred-(350 par)
for
457a
15%
delivery,
each
45
*293^
447*
f Name
share'held).
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*97%
81
60
100
150
35
347a
17%
HVz
17-%
19
447a
447a
447>
29
29
43
157a
43%
15%
76%
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75
47a
4%
changed
•
81
100
• -
from
-
.
-
500
32 200
29
30
44
*500
4434
1 200
Ig'tOO
Boat
*15%
16
900
767a
434
Electric
.
77
2,900
4%
434
Company,
r
2,400
Cash
sales.
Number 5113
Volume 17?-
. ..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1879}23,.,
,
If/
•V
Bond Record
I
</
New York Stock
an
FfilDAY
The Italic
letters
In
the column
Figures
"Interest
decimal
after
WEEKLY
-
headed
Exchange
YEARLY
■
Period" Indicate In each case the month when the bonds mature.
point
represent
or
one
32d of a point.
more
LOW AND
1t
Range for Previous
1*
'
Fear
f" Lowest
;
Range Since Jan.
1
NEW
Lowest
Highest
Highest
YORK
-
Saturday
GOVERNMENT BOND!
1051
'
Apr. 26
STOCK "
Low
EXCHANGE'
Monday
High
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 29
Low
High
Apr. 28
Low
Illgfa
Wednesday
-
f
i
109.8
May
*•* *r
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9
May 10
July" 16
Treasury
Apr"
109.9
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Treasury 2V«s—
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100.1
9
96J9 Jan
.
9
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"
98.7. Apr
; 97.17 Apr la
96.1
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Dec
1103.2
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31
July 16
103.2
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9
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96.17Mar 18
96.17 Mar 18
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102.18 Jan 29
102.18 Jan 29
—
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18
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100.3
—
18
.
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105.8
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107.2
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107.3
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108.28
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*108.24
108.28
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103.23
*103,24
108.28
*108.22
108.26
—1960-1965
*111.4
111.8
*111.4
111.8
*111.4
111,8
*111.4
111.8
*111.4
111.8
*111.2
111.6
—1956-1958
*101.26
101.29
*101.27
101.30
*101.27
101.30
*101.27 101.30
*101.26
101.29
*101.26
101.29
1962-1967
*100.4
100.8
*100.10
100.14
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100.30
1963r1968
.
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98.26.
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98.20
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98.28
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—Jun. 1967-1972.
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98.14
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98.20
2%s
Sep 1967-1972
*99.10
99.14
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*99,10
99.14
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*99.10
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2%s
Dec 1967-1972
*99.10
99.14
*98.16
98.20
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98.18
*98.14
98.18
*98.22
98.26
*98.22
98.26
2%s
——1957-1959
101.9
*101.7
101.9
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101.8
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2 Vis
1952-1955
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
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100.18
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100.17
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100.17
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102.24
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102.24
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102.24
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102.24
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102.24
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1Q0;28
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100.28
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100.28
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100.29
2Vas
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
.
107.2
*105.5"'105.9
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*108.24
„—Dec 1960*1969
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Treasury 2 Vis—
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s—.
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Treasury 2s
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(100
107.2
105.10
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the
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High
1956-1959
2 %s—
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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13
Jan"li
*106.30
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*105.6
—1955-1960
Thursday
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Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s__.
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2s
2s—.
jun
'*101.7
1959-1962
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♦100.25
99.2
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101.7
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99.4
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98.24
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96.24
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101.7
98.26
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100.8
100.6
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100.6
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100.8
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100.6
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—-Jun 1952-1954
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International. Bank for
Reconstruction
& Development
26-year 3s-w—L—July 151972
.
95.7
f
Dec
i.
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96,20 Nov
;
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15
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93
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92
94
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June-Dec
—June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jun-July
87
*
June-Dec
1941
87
87%
10
104% 104%
June-Dee
87 Va
87
87%
1
19-
85%
88
88%
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,
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assented
fund
6s Sept
1961——,AExternal'sinking fund 6s 1962
A6s assented 1962
Sept
——
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A6s
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sink
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fund
fund
1963
dollar
6s
19C3
./
bds
2'/2S-3s
1
v
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■:
80
..
78%
77-
(Interest
June-Dec
AExternal s f 6M1S of 1926 due 1957
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 34375%)
1979—
April-Oc«
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Aprll-Oef
Stamped .pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
Aprii-Ocf
A7s (Central Ry)
1952
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
June-Dec
6% funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
8tamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
-Aprll-Ocf
•
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3.5%)
1978
.;
82
80/
CO
80/
81,
81%
78
76%
80
IOIV4 101%
22
3
43%
102% 102%
97%
97%
*97%
8
33'
External dollar bonds of 1944
3%s
series No.
3%s
series No.
3%s series No.
3%s
series No.
3%s
series No.
—
June-Dec
65
67%
88
88
88
2
83
60
60
61
5
—
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June-Dec
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3j4S
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62 Va
62 Va
—
.—
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—
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16
60
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1961—Mar-Sept
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—
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1
1961—
80
113%
92
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77
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1961—Feb-Aug
6s Feb
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108
109 V2 112
—
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83
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1963
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Netherlands
>
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69
1958—Mar-Sept
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--
1968__jan-July
73'%
87%
100
3%s debentures 1973
1954
18
May-Nov
1961
2%s debentures 1982
to
due
(1942
86%
9
91
May-Nov
1979
Corp 3%s s
debentures
2%s
66
85
Feb-Aug
'26
Amer
2%s
16%
17
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1963-Jan-JuZy
17
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assented
Asman
1922
of
2%s
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92%
87%
—
1937)—
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junior debentures 1987
2%s
7%
85%
85
; *..
2%s debentures 1980
(1922
12
6%
93
Mar-Sept
&
Asman
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Co
Bosch
American
assented
new
of
7s
Southern
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95
10
1
-
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June-Dec
first mortgage
American
Large
A5s
of
loan
American
Quar-Jan
81
12
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Susquehanna
&
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9V4
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12
9
—
'
5
93
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A
93
1958
American
1945
117%
on
1979
external
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Alabama
I
>7%
'
12%
9
Mar-Sept
RAILROAD
67%
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1968—Jan-July
9
5 v
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1968
7
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1952 coupon
1
12
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77
—
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43
43
—
67%
~1
81
.
.
1952
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of
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1961
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102
77
81
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66
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1943
assented
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—
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Jan-July
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§A4Vis
84
Jan-July
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Albany
Mexican
68
74
84
60
*63%
67
—
9%
1957
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72
88%
1
9%
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3
90 Vi
9
1971
f
s
loan
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40
9%
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70
98% 101%
1957—ApriZ-Oct
1978
41%
98%
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70
June-Dec
June-Dec
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AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
43%
41%
*68
Feb-Aug
70
May-Nov
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81
41 i/a
40%
70
June-Dec
1951
7s
55%
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*65
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51
54%
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1952
7s
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79
41%
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V*51
May-Nov
1962
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thereafter
1952
1
1977—
59
71%
—
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59%
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Jan-July
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sterling
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40%.
91
of)—
extl
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Utility Institute—
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due
57c
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7
(interest
1958
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(City
Works
Public
for
—
39%
53
69
*—
Jan-July
1968
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Tokyo
971%
10
'
secured
assented
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55%
—
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1952, thereafter
1977
69
Jan-July
(Kingdom)—
1962
external
B
Sydney County
63
*
paid
to Jan.
3%
series
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80
80
*80
part
40%
69
—
40
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Jan-July
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ASilesia (Prov of)
external 7s 1958
99%
6
99%
98%
84%
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&
secured
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1964
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paid
1968
„.Feb-Auy
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r
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due 1977
;
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39'/4
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Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2%) 2012
53
49
*49%
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Jan-July
1944
1950
to
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50
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78
72%
113 Vi
42%
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reduced to 2.5%) 1999
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1976
to Plan A
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39
Jan-July
Jan-July
-Jan-July
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stamped pursuant
1936
57
62%
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—
.
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1976
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June-Dec
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(Republic
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51
82 A
74%
1942.—Jan-June
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
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—
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May-Nov
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■
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Feb-Aug
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99
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56
—
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5
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?
reduced
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2004
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—
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102
30
Volume 175
Number 5113
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1881)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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'
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96
II
"94
"94
1972—May-Nov
1979_June-Dec
,
104%
117
—
100
1
98
96
88 V4
124
U
/.
—
'
124
94
124
Jan-July
refunding 4s 1960
Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
Union
106%
—
116%
'
95%
124
First mortgage
,
7T
96
mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding
:
—
101
May-Nor
First
2
92
Co—
Gas
1963
95%
.—June-Dec
first gold 5s 2000
98;
"97
1970-April-Oct
series C 1990-AprilOct
M 3%s
Corp 234s debs
Tri-Conthiental
92%
88%
114
Orleans RR—
92%
89%
7"
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968. Jan-Jtrip
First and
v
1984
1956
&
88
1
91%
—
1977—Feb-Aug
.•
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1983
First
20
9134
__Mar-Sepl
Pipe Line 234s 1970
Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis
Potomac
9234
111'
Jan-July
1964
Plantation
3
91%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
June-Dec
5s
102%
Adjustment income 5s Jan I960
April-Oct
Tel & Ohio Cent ref and impt 334s i960—June-Dec
9134
91 Vi
u<
series B 1962
5s series C 1974
4Vis series D 1977
general
First general
First general
Pittston
Ry—
97%
101%
A
92
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
95%
GG
tThird Ave Ry first
82
76%
—
100% 101
mortgage 4Vis
First
24
3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans 334 s 1974
June-Dec
104
13
78
"100
series B 1959—...April-Oct
mortgage 4Vis series C 1960
Aprii-Oct
First
5
96%» 9734
10134 102%
Texas & Pacific
106
9
101%
7634
78
Jan-/uZf
1965
High
116% 116%
refund
First and
104% 106
—
"10134 1 02%
B 1975
April-Oct
E 1975
April-Ocf
1st mtge 3 Vis 1964—May-Noc
Chem
&
Jan. 1
Low
102 %
and refund M 3%s series B
First
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
debentures
.
No.
116%
General and refund M
General mortgage 3%s series
High
May-Nov
debentures 1965—
3s
Corp
Texas & New
103
101%
-
—
106
■
...June-Dec
mortgage 5s series A 1970
General
Coke
Range Since
Sold
series C 2019
Jan-July
impt 234s series D 1985——April-Ocf
Refund and impt M 4s
Texas
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago &, St Louis RR—
3 Vis
Bonds
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
97
Refund and
guaranteed 4s ser G 1957.1May^Nov
guaranteed 4s ser H 1980
Feb-Aug
1963^Feb-Aap
1964_May-N©v
Low
10%
99
1994—Feb-Aug
1996. June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser 1
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
Pittsb
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
11%
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guranteed 4s ser P 1958—^June-Dec
Consolidated
or
Sale Price
High
9%
ol deposit
Phillips Petroleum
Week's
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
9%
fund
sink
1st
Ry
t A Certificates
Range Sines
Said
,
Low
f A Philippine
Bands
4.
Bid & Asked
Interest
BONDS
■
9234
*102%
96%
101%
100
—
—
W
Wabash
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold
Second
St
gold
Louis
1996
6s
Rocky Mt &
St Louis-San Francisco
1st
*75
983/4
Louis-Southwestern
Paul
St
1989
certificates
Duluth
first
gold 4s
cons
Union Depot 3 Vis B
V
New
&
Staboard
Air
84
78
93
-
3%s
1971
England 1st gtd 4s
1st mtge
Oil
Union
debentures
-
North
Corp coll trust
7s
debentures
27/es
debentures
4Vis
4Vis
First
First
First
1st
2 Vis
series
G
first consol gold
and
general
Devel
and
generfci:
4s
6s
1994
series A 1956
serie? A 1956
gener^ 6Vis series A' 1956
Memphis1 Div fii^t gold 5S, l'996_f_*__.
fT"
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3%s, debentures £ 1983
JLii._i._Ll.
A^.iauc.yfitcinafi
feold[4"/2S 2013
Standard-03 (N J^debenture^ 2%s, 1971
234s dfebbhtures 1974
__-.J_.Jl 1.
Sunray Oil,1 Dorp
debentures''.1966
Swift &_X3<i;p2%s debentures 7972JJlJ
27/8s
debentures
59
34%
mortgage 3s guaranteed
Electric
Penn
Penn
Power
3%s
.9834
99 %
11
93%
94%
56
36
9734
Jan-Jn\y
4%s-4s
4%s
series
series
A
93%
*95%
78
Jan-July
1st
ref
&
Western
Union
30-year
99%
mtge
5s
3%s ser
1981
A
Telegraph
1960
74%
100%
,
106%
102%
105%
First'mortgage* 3 %s
94%
debentures
3%s
■
Wilson
79%
Winston-Salem
S
;
seriesr D
iLm
\
•
,
3L00
*99%
,
93%
lOO;. '
96%
95
1
'•
93 V2
100 Va
99%
3
93%
98%
1
25
u
103%
100%
70
96
•'93%
'
Jan-July
1967—
101
1
__
—.
10534
103%
103% 104%
57
April-Oct
Jan-July
101%
100% 10134
,7
102%
102% 102%
2
J an-July
80%
80 %
83%
48
80%
85%
1936—May-Nov
59%
5S%
59%
~8
59%
71
94%
94%
94%
3
92%
94% !
101% 10134
2
8634
101%",
_May-No®
mortgage 3s 1958
first
B
V
Mar-Sept
—,
1965—
first
Co
&
98%
98
101% 10234
101%
Mar-Sept
101%
9134
62%
6034
Co—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 234s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series q. 1970——1—_Mai;-Sepf
2
58%
100%. 101
*98
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
2%s debentures 1971.,
L
98%
104%
107
103%
101% 102%
*105
102%
57%
9
102
94%
11
93%
78
100/4 100 iS
^
56
May-No®
114%
9734
100
33
100 A
91%
23
61%
60%
April-Ocf
1969
1976
B
6034
59%
99%
99%
•
1
60 3A
58
105%
104 %
4
60%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
114%
99% 100%
99%
mtge
mtge
•" '■
85
109
52
,
—
106% 107
107
99
104%
6
■
102% 102%
May-No®
1966
105
79
81
1
58
,
*99%
May-Nov
1979
1974
series I
3%s
Gen
95%
34
4
58
105
105
mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
gen
,
77
Western Pacific RR Co—
97%
92%
68
101%
10134 102
9834
4s
1960
100
101%
119
96%
10134
100
99
100%
105
92%
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
§ A First general 4s 1949
102%
101
100%
133%
42
399
4
130% 138
99
•
116
98
99
A Certificates
140%
88%
26
82 %
83%
41
-92%
92%
10
92%
100%
102 %
102
105
109%
104%
103% 104%
18
106%
105% 106%
31
First
98%
98%
*105
99%
9434
*60
82%
88%
75
104
*
108
*101
mortgage
deposit
2%s
,
Power
2%s
June-Dec
1976
Mar-Sept
1979
98%
95
10734
1971
Jan-July
& Power 2%s
1976_Jan-JuIy
—
94%
*—
—
—ntiV/T
—
—
"
included
96
101%
3%s
Service
Electric Light
Deferred
a
103
93
9
101%
Yonkers
105%
105%
102
.
Public
100
103%
V
Wisconsin
83%
included
not
102%
delivery
the
in
sale
in
the
year's
Included
not
year's range,
n
in
the
year's
d Ex-Interest,
range,
Under-the-rule sale not Included in
range,
y
Ex-coupon.
e
/
:
"ifi /r
Odd-lot sale, not
r Cash sale
the year's range,
".'oiSftiM
•
"
61
93
98%
Jan-July
60
98%
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
66%
93%
■
6
90%
94%
98%
18
96%
99%
95
95%
98%
99
Jan-July
Jan-July
*95%
97
*94%
*98%
99%
.
'
•'
—'
' '
bid
"Friday's
^
.
.
.-Ocallfr
»
ICompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
98
May-No®
'
of
Electric
first 4s
117%
116% 117
April
May-Nov
t
deposit
94 %
8
83%
May-Nov
1973——111-
Certificates
A
99
87%
Anril-Ocf
■
tyk L.U
88%
of
S ASu & Du div and term
Wisconsin
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
1961.
5s
dnd
T*«1J
97%
94%
-Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
series
mortgage
Lighting
Gen
95%
93%
Co—
E 1986
mortgage 234s series F 1996
Devel
Devel
5
*110
mtge 3%s ser A '75_June-Dec
RR
234s
Ry
92%
92
•
92%
34%
94%
100%
90V4
May-Nov
April-Oct
1960
debentures
mortgage
Southern
476
93%
93%
Mar-Sept
1977
A
_
Pacific
105%
105
April-Oct
1966
67
76
,
1981
San Fran Term
Corp—
(subord)
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
registered 2361
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952
—
May-Nov
Lines)
1969
convertible
3s
100%
West
,
Co—
(Oregon
4Vis
Southern
General
West
—
__
92%
Feb-Aug
1994
*
100%
99
Jan-July
Jan-July
t.
234s
Ry
Pacific
First
Gold
Gold
1985
1987.:
Indiana
Southern
Westchester
100
100
*97
Jan-July
1979
234s
Southern
1
1971
3%s
West
120%
*94%
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
1941
Ala RR gtd
debentures
3s
.
92%
April-Oct
1971
Oil
Socony-Vacuum
100
June-Dec
1974
2Vis
23/4S
Oil
2
—
100% 100%
debs
B
debentures
RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000— Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
102%
100
*—
May-Nov
June-Dec
debentures 1965
2%s 1976
5s 1963Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Skelly
*98
..May
2016
& Sons 2Vis 1966
t§ASilesian-Amer
South &
94 %
*101 % 102%
Petroleum
conv
series
3%s
conv
—
75%
Warren
86%
112
110%
3
Co
4s
1980
3s series B
(Jos E)
debentures
3s
Shell
11034 110%
Line RR Co—
AGeneral mtge 4Vis series A Jan
Seagram
May-No®
1989_Jan-July
1968_June-Deo
April-Oct
1989
May-No®
inc bond certificates Nov
4s
&
Paul
Scioto
bond
4s
Second
St
mortgage
Walworth
99
91%
31
99
8234
83 Vi
81%
75
107
Ry—
110%
81%
income 4%s series B Jan 1991
First
"
First
1976—May-Nov
4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge
104%
—
98%
9734
Gen mtge
70
Warren
A
Feb-Nov
*9634
71%
94
*76 %
94%
75
"108
73%
April
April
94
2
72%
Ry Co—
series
4s
Co—
68%
94
"6834
1997
Jan-July
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
May
mortgage
ASecond
St
stamped
5s
P
94
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
1955__Jan-July
5s
RR
A Bonds
asked prices;
and
no
reorganized under Section
sales being transacted during current
Ttl ot
week.
selling flat.
•
•
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
following extended list we furnish
AND
complete report of the transactions
a
RECORD
YEARLY
on
beginning Saturday, April
intended to include every security whether
New York Curb Exchange for the week
26, 1952, and ending on Friday, Ma.y 2, 1952. It is compiled from the report of the Curb Exchange itself and
stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
1
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
ol Prices
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
Week's
Sales
for Week
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
Shares
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Sales
<
.
Friday
«
Range Since Jan. 1
,
'
Low
Par
ABC
Vending
ACF-Brill
Corp.
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam- Hat
Aero
Co
1
_
634
common..
High
Low
7
1,200
6% Mar
7%
Jan
Alrfleets
2%
5,200
1 %
Feb
2%
Apr
734
1,600
7% May
934
Jan
Alabama
Feb
Alaska
—10
_
—1
3%
3%
3%
1
Inc
3%
334
334
Supply
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.,
•
Ainsworth
5
Manufacturing common.
.
700
1,400
25
3%
334
Apr
27%
Apr
3% Mar
Apr
434
Feb
'
1134
12%
1,200
i
All
Power
Airlines
American
4.20%
Alles ,& Fisher
Feb
9%
Feb
Allied
Tnternat
13%
Jan
Allied
Products
—
1
Air
Associates
Inc
(N
7
1
J)
'
•ay
Electric
rnnfnot,Y«
Appliance.
cp*
paiir
31
__
_
._
3
„
1034
7%
11
1,200
7%
Apr
934
5C0
934
Feb
11%
Jan
Altes
Apr
Altofer
Inc
common.
Eros
common
9%
9%
High
Low
400
70,
534
6V4
1,700
2%
2%
634
1
—_1
cap stk
1
1
*
6%
12% Mar
Jan
2%
89% Mar
95
Apr
89%
95
50
100
Investing
(Mich) common.;——5
Brewing Co..
;
93%
"
Air-Way
9%
1
preferred
Inc
Airway
734 Mar
9%
'
1134
Inc
Alabama Great Southern
2%
7%
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
J
7%
1
Low
Par
High
2%
warrants
Alloys.—.
Stores
634
■
"
2
99%
Apr
Jan
5% May
8
Jan
500
2%
Apr
334
Jan
634
100
6V4
Jan
8%
Feb
3%
3%
100
3% May
3%
Jan
22%
22%
100
22%
Apr
26%
Jan
1,300
2%
Apr
234
234
10
Feb
'
3
12%
Jan
Apr
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
,
.
Monday, May 5, 1952
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Last
Curb Exchmnga
Range
of Prices
ENDED MAY
Friday
America—
$3.75 cumulative preferred
Co of
Aluminum Industries common
o Amer
"Air Filter 5% W>f ^
10
Cataiin.Xorp of -.America—..'•.
-1
Central Explorers Ltd*—.—«.*
Central Illinois' Secur Corp-——1
Conv preference $1.50 series
•
Conv preference $1.40 series
•
■—
American
Amertean
American
•
B
Class
/i
I,',
Atlantic
Coast
Atlas
27% Jan
Jan
22%
6%
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
27
Jan
33%
Apr
Apr
40
Jan
-
33%
3,100
33
Apr
40%
Jan
r
~7
19,500
53%
1,600
50% May
16% Mar
60 y*
Jan
126,400
% Mar
1%
Apr
165% 166%
150
Convertible
..
Feb
143
167%
200
4%
Jan
4V2
1,600
10%
Apr
11 7b
8,900
2%
Apr
37/b
Jan
8%
200
8%
5%
Apr
Corp. common —•
—
Cherry-Burrell t. common
Chesebrough 'Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet Ss Machine...i'—
10
Feb
•Clark
(The)
Apr
137b
Jan
3%
Apr
4%
Feb
—...
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
108%
Apr
Club
6%
Jan
Aluminum
Wilcox
6s
600
5%
Apr
13%
Jan
15% -Apr
Feb
1672
Jan
10%
200
10%
Jan
107b
Apr
Colonial Sand
90
113% Mar
11572
1,600
20% May
25%
Jan
45%
100
45%
Apr
56
Jan
113/4
12
900
11%
Apr
1372
Jan
15%
16%
1,800
14%
Feb
Colt's
Jan
20%
1674
82%
2%
2%
2,700
94%
2%
97%
1,100
6%
167/«
16%
2%
17%
27/e
Baumann
(L)
Ties
6%
Jan
8%
8%
900
8
Jan
700
17
Jan
17
17
5
Apr
87« Mar
20 7a
Bell
Telephone of Canada
Benrus
Watch
Benson
6s
Hedges
Bickford's
Inc
Jan
34%
2,700
33
Feb
36%
Jan
13
13 %
1,300
12% Mar
*14%
3%
3%
6,300
7b
*
Blauner's
4
57b
5%
147a
14%
2%
27/a
36%
1,000
97B
9%
300
*14 %
Z'/2 Mar
•
35%
Apr
9%
157b
15%
900
300
5
5
9%
14
Mar
5
Apr
1072
Jan
11%
Jan
500
15%
77% Mar
81
1
~3
27a
:4%
3
200
6,800
1072
Bridgeport Gas Light Co—
Brlllo Manufatcuring lCo common—J*
117a
15,800
57/a
•;
w
678
1,500
Feb
3%
Feb
2%
5%-
Jan
3%
Jan
Feb
10
13 7e
Jan
Apr
972
Jan
50
20
32
22%
Jan
20
Feb
30% Mar
7,400
*20%
Feb
Mar
25
217# Mar
x32
Mar
26%
Brown
$5
Company
conv
$3
2nd
4%
600
3174
117a
3174
50
ey8
—
678
67a
2,100
10 5/s
115/B
8,600
11
Apr
2% Mar
30
Apr
57a
Jan
10% May
104
•
common
5%- Jan
'
,-a
Jan
Jan
;
5%
Feb
.
-
Jan
17%
Apr
1374 Mar
:
,
100
<16%
Jan
'
3,300
1,700
8%
Apr
12%
Jan
'
3
Apr
3%
Jan
59%
Jan
372
625
52
Apr
4,700
2
1,600
7%
Apr
Feb
1,200
56
>■
12%
Jan
8J/8
Apr
Apr
1572
Apr
51
Apr
14y2
Apr
6%
12
12%
900
12
1972
19 5/8
300
19 % Mar
14%
1 1278
—
%
.2a4 Mar
8%
774
500
%
20%
2,500
,
'
20
9%
Feb
>14%
.
Jan
1
2
Feb
42%
Feb
14%
Apr
-
Apr
1%
Feb
•
5%. Apr
Jan
•
.
28-a
,-
Feb
44
19% May
Wb
Mar
38
Feb
14
Jan
3%
50
;
Petroleum
-
Apr
12%
Jan
8%
Apr
11%
Jan
%
Jan
i«
874
900
.../ :>
83/4
■*
6 5/8
% Mar
9%
,
,
6%
Jan
1572
Jan
16%
3 200
/
Jan
100
■
8
700
1674
18%'; 19 7s
19%
-1
■
-
63/4
1674
1
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2234 Mar
Apr
7
Mar
Apr
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1,500
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13
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27b
700
774
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20
2,400
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Calamba
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
Calvan
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81,400
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100
26%
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150
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13%
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Atlantic Oil Co
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20
wi
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common
474 Mar
Jan
474
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1972
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13
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20
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78
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Eastern
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157b
874
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5372
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16172
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■
600
1,000
378
21
127b
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Feb
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4
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100
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Emsco Derrick & Equipment
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38
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5
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56
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11
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l
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48
10
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1
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3
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113/4
113/4
—
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4%
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•
32
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20
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32
213/a
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9%
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5
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300
500
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25 74
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2,600
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1,800
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12
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14
14
14
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—
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to
ext
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Cook Paint Ss Varnish Co
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9
.
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1
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1
common
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May
22% Feb
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66
100
17
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300
•
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Apr
5
5
87
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77
6,300
7
Feb
7
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.
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Jan
18 74 Mar
115
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1
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38.
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Apr
772
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—•
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3
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1,600
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Products
10,900
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j.
10%
1,000
67%
»
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86%
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2,100
1
a
143/4
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15%
67/8
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15%
114
1
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400
i
Claussner Hosiery Co—
5
Clayton 6s Lamber.UManufacturing—.4
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20
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87b-
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36
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14
10
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2274
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10
5
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227b Apr
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,
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10
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——
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2.&0
common—
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—
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Circle Wire 6s Cable Corp.——City Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes..—
Jan
3
147/8
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11
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6
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——
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Jan
22%
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Century -Electric Co common..——.10
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8% Mar
for Week
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preferred
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Jan
50%
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80
2.60
Co
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Steel
Automatic
Apr
3.50%
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Corp warrants
Plywood Corp—
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247/«
33
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Fisheries
Line
300
Maine
'Central
Apr
700
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Associated Laundries of America
class
25%
16%
10%
•
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Apr
350
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—
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&
14
34%
34%
166%
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26%
—
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93% Mar
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Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred
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Jan
33%
51j/2
Natural Gas common
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Atlantic
1 % Mar
83
34%
Angostura-Wupperman :
1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co.—
Appalachian Elec Pow'er 4 Vz*fr pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc—
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Mar
10
30
2.40
&
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Jan
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l7/a
1%
1%
26%
—
preferred
Jan
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Anglo-Iranian Oil Co LtdAmertcan "dep rets ord reg.
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
6%
17%
34
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American Thread 5%- preferred
American Writing Paper common
Anacoh Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
Arkansas
Feb
20%
»
Amer Superpower
Arkansas
Jan
14
Republics
Seal-Kap
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,
247/e
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127/« Mar
1
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pfd--.*0
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Book Co
Hard Rubber CoLaundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
Maracalbo
Co
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25%
89%
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Apr
16
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89
450
14
13
13 y»
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97
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9574
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing——
-
400
;
Low
(A M) & Co.^.i,—
Castle
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Week's
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange ;-■■•
Range Since Jan. 1
if Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Par
Aluminum
2
'
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
New Y«rt
Sales
Week's
Friday
Apr
-Feb
Feb
12% Mar
26%
Jan
11% Mar
101%
9%
22
1%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
5,600
1%
Jan
600
327a
Jan
500
4%
Apr
5% Mar
1
Jan
2f*
72
Jan
.1:4
Apr
1874
Feb
34%
Mar.
34
Mar
Apr
j
Number 5113
175
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle^*
.
(1885)
NEW YORK CURB
EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
New York Curb
Fairchild
York
First
common
10c
cumulative preferred—1
3
Motor
Ford
Class
A
B
voting
Motor
Pitt
Fort
Fox
Jan
3%
Jan
32'/4
25
31
Jan
33%
Jan
Jan
11 % Mar
56
58%
70
3,000
50
Feb
61
54%
75
%
7%
7%
8
9
1
1.25
Brewing
i.Geo
3
574
9%
deposit receipts bearer
5%
1,000
Feb
70
6
Co
Jim
1
(N J).
Brown
Stores
&
Jupiter
Oils
7,000
Gellman
1,000
77b
7%
—
lfs Jan
Apr
700
Feb
200
45
45
11 %
—
*
common
11%
Alloys Co
General Builders Supply
5 '"(■
Corp
convertible preferred
Electric
Amer
dep
43
100
10
11% Mar
Feb
9%
Jan
10%
Apr
45
Feb
Feb
Feb
11 %
Jan
ord
rets
Finance
General
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
General
Plywood
General
5%
Corp
pfd
Gerity-Mich
2%
Kansas Gas & Electric 4'%%
3%
3 Va
4,700
19
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co
Kidde
27
i'f,
2%
(AC)
Gilchrist
Co
2%
11%
1874 Mar
Alden
«
—;
Jan
3%
3%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Apr
19
Jan
9%
(I B)
Feb
Apr
99%
8%
Class
9%
1074
6,600
23%
450
-i.
5
Sugars class A
23
Jan
L'Aiglon
xll%
Feb
Lake
Jan
Lakey
Jan
101
116% Mar
Lamson
Jan
108%
Jan
Lanston
Co
common
Manufacturing
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Apr
5%
Jan
La
Manufacturing
Atlantic
Great
Non-voting
Co
Gne.-edieck
14
12% Mar
'
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
2274
Jan
4% Feb
31% Mar
7%
Jan
81/2
1,800
12
12
6,20Q
5
x
Hamilton
Company
Co Ltd
Harvard
Co
Paper
Electric
Machine
&
Feb
Jan
15%
Jan
Locke
1,200
19%
Apr
25%
Feb
Lone
4
400
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
Louisiana
Brewing
Co
3%
••
Hazeltine
15%
Helena
Rubinstein
Class
Heller
i
5 % %
4<*
70
48%
Jan
58
100
27%
Apr
73
Jan
49'%
27 %
76
,
20
Star Gas
4%
6%
Holly
::
1,100
23
22
Hormel
61/2
6%
800
2074
2074
21%
75
(Geo
2674
25%
2674
4,300
Jan
Lynch Corp
2
78
7%
Feb
May
15%
Jan
112
__
13 %
Horn
14
14%
Hubbell
126 % 129
129%'
129
'
3%
'130
3%
3%
700
14
325
121 f
430
y•
128% Apr
2%
28,900
54%
54
56%
950
18%
18
18%
250
52
Feb
129
14%
Huyler's
133%
Jan
3%
Apr
Feb
Jan
61%
17%
Apr
22%
Jan
11
International
13%
13%
100
18
18%
200
46%
47%
70
1%
1%
Apr
Jan
5
11%
Apr
15y*
Jan
100
141/2# Feb
-si
-ija,
—
10
Massey
Harris
Merritt
.f«.
Am¬
Apr
19% Mar
,.v,■$»»»»
48'%
Metal
200
1%
16.
r
2
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
6
1,200
6
Apr
9%
1,000
9%
Apr
10%
Jan
3%
4%
2,900
3%
Apr
4%
Jan
,
6% Mar
1374
1,600
12%
Jan
14%
11%
1,400
1074 May
12%
Jan
9%
9
51
50%
23%
2274
v
241%
Apr
1574 Mar
25
Mar
15%
Jan
Va
J.an
12%
12%
13%
3,800
12% Mar
2%
2%
2%
3,100
2% May
9%
12%
12%
12%
5%
5%
25c
i
Participating preferred
Michaels
Brothers
3%
Apr
45%
Jan
Apr
6%
Jan
Micromatic
13% May
16% Feb
17%
Jan
Middle
800
19%
Jan
Midland
Oil
13%
100
13%
F«o
13%
500
15%
Apr
16%
Jan
Midland
Steel
50
92
Jan
180
67
Feb
"3%
100
7%
400
"l
"I
34%
16%
15%
99%
£9% 100
77
77
~7%
7%
7%
3%
3%
3%
5
5,200
$2
*
preferred
5%
5%
5%
200,;
2,0 \JO
100
States
Apr
78
Feb
Midvale
Co
Corp
1
common
conv
—
dividend
*
15%
16
750
16
•
1
3%
3%
3%
50c
5%
5
5%
1,700
3,200
30%
25
5%
Apr
Apr
7
Jan
8% Mar
10% May
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
2%
1,100
27 %
inn
14
23
%
2%
Apr
Apr
23% Mar
3%
Jan
28 % Mar
131
19%
30
l,t>W
13%
Jan
14
Mar
43%
15
Apr
46
29%
29%
73%
72
73
*
3% '
~1
100
5,000
3%
,<%
1
130
Apr
2,025
*4%
4%
4%
300
14%
*
14%
800
common—,
50
Mining Corp of Canada.——,,——*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Missouri
iif
.V!
1%.,
*
'
,
receipts registered—£1
(Canada) capital stock
*
1
-S
—
;
£1
30%
1
Corp
1
Monogram Pictures common
pfd—100
'
.5
37
13,800
297c
Jan
Monongahela
23%
Jan
105%
Jan
140
3%
%
6
4%
14
Power
Preferred
$3.50
.
International
50
Products
Investors
3.90(5Iron
A
1
Jan
Feb
Morris
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Apr
4%
4% Mar
1874
Jan
Plan
Mountain
Corp
States
of
20
Apr
31%
Jan
preferred
,
10
"
Mountain States Tel
Rights
16%
36%
38%
5%
41%
10%
Feb
Chute
*
1
1
i
Superpower Corp
com
cl A
•
'
10%
'
11
__
5%
.'
xl7%
Feb
93
Jan
42
Apr
-■*">
nftr*
Inc
&
"2%
100
175% 1751/4
10
"274
—
*
1274
23%
Apr
7%
preferred
100% Mar
42
Apr
Fuel
Mfg
31
Apr
53%
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
Apr
Mar
98
Feb
3
Apr
Jan
2%
168
176
Apr
Apr
36
Jan
900
Jan
National
Jan
8%
Apr
Jan
200
7%
1,000
5%
Jan
1
Jan
10% May
Apr
4%
Jan
4
1,900
11%
Apr
Apr
105
21%
300
20% Mar
9%
1,800
May
Jan
Mar
Apr
22
Jan
1274 Mar
Jan
9974
300
26
Apr
23%
Apr
1%
8
1,100
13%
Feb
22 %
874
%
15%
Jan
26%
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
83% May
.
-
•
'..1
Phoenix
Cooker
National
Pressure
274
83
Jan
National
Research Corp.—
1474
Jan
National
Rubber
Machinery
7%
Apr
National
Starch
Products
7
Feb
National
Steel
1% Mar
National
Transit
Car
Ltd
common
2%
Apr
Jan
Feb
12%
Apr
21
48
100
47
Feb
4874
1374
13%
13%
Jan
157a
16
5,900
7%
Feb
16% Mar
15
15%
700
15
100
12%
Jan
20
3
6,300
2%
Feb
374
2]g
2 »/4
1
6,000
Jan
6% Mar
3
14
2%
„
16%
Jan
48
1374
4,000
Apr
14% Feb
Mar
Apr
274
24,800
2
Feb
2%
Jan
12
12
1,000
12
Apr
14%
Jan
9%
9%
600
9
Mar
11%
Jan
16%
1,400
12
—4
—
Apr
3%
2%
2%
13
.10c
Radiator Co
14%
600
*
3
common- —2
300
4'A
4%
.25c
Ltd—
Industries
15%
15%
4Vs
..25
...
National Petroleum
117a
5%
.
22%
21
8
13%
Fabrics
40%
2,000
__
Jan
36% May
1/64
22%
.
& Stores common™. ...1
Apr
3%
1
common..
common
.1
National Mallinson
National
1
Gas...
Jan
7%
'5%
Jan
103 % Mar
17%
60
10074 101
Tel...,—10i
10
Hess
10
12%
x
17 Va
Jan
Jan
31%
"4%
common
23V2
77
—
,//%'
V
tootn""**®*
Namm's
Bellas
42,400
Mar
*32
N
Breweries
7%
Mar
15%
92
1274
...
National
900
15
Feb
National
43,400
Feb
Jan
.
Apr
10%
Apr
10%
2,600
***"
Apr
3574 May
9% Jan
79% Mar
36
6,000
3
"4%
-Yernon-Woodberry Mills
«„_2.50
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common.^—2.50
Muskogee Co common
-10
Muter Company common
50c
98
*
397'a
3
3
"**—'
Jan
31
1Q.
200
10c
...
Jan
5.^4
'6%
l
—100
__
Air
33 %
*
3,200
.
Service Co—
Fireinan Manufacturing v t c
Inc
!
Italian
j.10
3«ya
100
15%
,
common—7.25
America
Power
70
550
Jan
Apr
92
99%
5%
,
Apr
200
■, ■ —_
Feb
Apr
5.
93 Va
1,250
99%
.99%
4%
*
102 Va
77
7
Jan
Apr
3
Feb
National
...
Ironite
Irving
*
capital stock.*
Royalty
Public
Iowa
Industries
.
Jan
National
series.
Metal
Petroleum
Jaii
574
32%
Co—
2%
Feb
86%
9% Mar
9,400
187a
Feb
'
86"%
98
23%
26%■ Jan
Apr
97%
Nachman Corp
>22%
Apr
cumulative
73 %
23%
Feb
cumul preferred
12 %
33%
Hydro-Electric—
*
20%
4.80%
98—
76%
Feb
4.40%
Jan
Apr
May
72
'K
—
;
16%
15
15%
•
Public Service common
Apr
Jan
4% Mar
—
■
■£!*'-■
"
„
450
„
35%
36
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
.5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
21
Jan
87 Va
200
28
28
convertible preferred—
Molybdenum
Jan
Jan
15% May
50c
preferred
100
series B—100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
19% Mar
4,400
6%
6
6%
500
Miller Wohl Co
4%%
8%
14%
20%
,
Jan
100
American dep
International
Apr
Jan
4"%
Midwest Piping & Supply common
13
2 */2
Industries—
International
Jan
174
•i
Mar
Jan
16% May
•
shares
common
Feb
1,200
'—5
Machinery
Jan
10%
Products—
Jan
2,000
5
Cigar
8
Feb
7
3,300
7%
11
—5
International
41/2
Apr
Apr
25
18
16%
17%
4%
Apr
14%
130
International
Jan
12% Mar
preferred—*
7% Jan
10%
20
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
53
1
300
3
13%
.100
capital stock
,
7%
common
Insurance Co of North America
Feb
Apr
.
3%
2,000
Mid-West Abrasive
•
10%
1
.
Jan
Apr
11 %
7%
13%
1
Petroleum
Corp $1
noncum
102
14
5
27%
_
14%
6
7
800
1374
7
10
Hone
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Ireland
,13
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
9
7%
8%
7%
2.50
Mt
Imperial Oil
3
574
100
7%
1
1
100
4,500,
52
15
Inc.
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube—^
Michigan Sugar Co common
Jan
58
; 48
1
common
Jan
Jan
210 >
1
Corp
Apr
3,000
53%
-1
& Co
Co
16%
Baking Co
Chemical
Mar
4%, Jan
1074
9%
Iron
Textile
14
1
Imperial
47
Apr
13%
13%
*
Co..
13%
13%
.2.50
common
Mar
Jan
43
Feb
16 Va Mar
#31"
30%* Feb
■3%
*
common.
Dredging
Mfg
16%
;
Chapman & Scott Corp—
Mesabi
Jan
6
14
Co
„
—
Warrants
13%
is
X46%
9%
9%
1
Zinc
Jan
200
400
15
■
Feb
16 %
common
Illinois
16%
12 Va
16
15
Marine
Jan
Mar
Mead Johnson
.—10
—
Jan
12%
.£1
Menasco
4
—1
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
15
1574
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co.._
Marconi
800
*
preferred
Hydro-Electric Securities
114
.10
1,800
convertible
1st
Jan
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
400
„
10c
Lock & Manufacturing Co
Hurd
13
547a"
Feb
46% May
-1
100
Humble Oil -& Refining
12
27% Mar
M
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Apr
10
1
—1
(Harvey) Inc common
Jan
Jan
..1
'
5%
w
preferred
31%
23 %
1% Mar
Jan
.u
127%
100
Hardart
&
5'c
Jan
111%
20
112
13%
Jan
Jan
*
Apr
51%
Co—
&
25% Mar
'
2
& Co
31% Mar
Jan
Feb
28
tt
Jan
Jan
8
31 y2
42
59
49,300
Feb
20% May
25
Jan
•
200
Jan
common
A)
25%
30
*
;
6,900
Feb
Inc
& Hardart
Horn
Feb
20%
6% May
6%
Jan
*
Inch'—^.4
Co
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
Apr
20% Feb
48V4
5,
13%
& Co common
Stores
Horder's
Jan
10
21%
Apr
16%
12'/a
5%
Steel Products
Holophane
7%
Jan
May
4%
"
—:
4674
Feb
174
:
25c
Higbie Mfg Co common^—
i>'f, convertible, preferred—
Hoe < Rl & Co class, A,.
Hollinger ConsoLGold (Mines.._
Jan
Apr
6%
15
2,100
—
*—
Mid-West Refineries
Hercules
4%
1374
8 %
bUO
8%
15%
12%
5
common
w
11
1,400
7
8%
15
io
A
Co
Land
36%
preferred
Holt
Feb
Apr
Feb
43/a
100
2.000
.5
class
(Texas)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
35%
common
preferred
Henry
16%
Jan
13
200
16
1
,
36%
A
Co
Jan
11%
6%
15%
5
Chain
—•
Dept Stores common
Mining Co
Hecia
Jan
8%
4%
5
common
B
Steel
6%
Hearn
5Va
Apr
4774
24%
10c
.
Apr
11%
5
University
Groceterias
Class
•
Corp
3%
7
12'/a
19'%
1
Co
900
7
1
100
1
Lithographing
9% Mar
1,700
Apr
'
200
4
7
'
Havana
Jan
1074
Apr
Apr'
1
600
2
2.
10%
1074
Exploration
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
2674
*
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Feb
500
101/4
11%
1
Delaware
of
Loblaw
17%
11%
25V4
—25
Hastings Mfg Co—
>
Apr
13%
11
1
1
1
-2674
2,50
common
Light
14%
Feb
10%
«,
5
Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Apr
5
Bridge
Hammermill
Hartford
14
13%
__
Jan
H
f
Feb
200
3%
.33 % C
1
23
*
Co
Jan
14%
10%
7.50
(R G) Inc
McWilliams
Lamp
Mar
9
%
14%
*
Hall
Apr
9%
10
Mines Ltd
Le Tourneau
Jan
5
common
1,300
8%
Extension
Apr
——
531%
2
Brewery
Products
26%.
'
25
Paper
Western
Grocery Stores
Jan
23%
1st preferred——
A.—100
Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.
1
Northern
2574
33
Apr
26%
•
Great
•1'Tr
12%
24%
Feb
1%
5
Great
26%
12
Tea—
stock
common
Jan
8%
Monotype Machine
Salle
9'/a
'
50
.4
!
&) Pacific
9% May
1%
Grand Rapids Varnish——.1
Gray
36%
3%
1
Co
Rubber Co
Corp
1374
27%
pfd—25
conv
Jan
800
«
Foundry
13'/4
3%
1.1
Gorham
550
3%
10
M
Apparel
Shore
1,100
76
Goodman Manufacturing
36'A
3%
*
274
Jan
7,600
:
9%
49
._—..*
Mines
974 Mar
Jan
3574
3%
Feb
14
21
49
1
*
B
$4.50 prior preferred
Goldiield Consolidated
Apr
Feb
Jan
18
—
—
1
common—
Jan
'''
•-
■.
__
9%
Inc
Jan
10%
26 Va
Feb
29
107
3%
2,000
22 %
13%
-Adolf)
8%
13
Apr
20
800
9'%
Feb
Mar
Jan
8 '/a
900
26%
9
11%
50
450
9
8%
25%
7
Apr
108%
__
10%
9%
Godchaux
11%
11%
.
Ltd
G
Kropp (The) Forge Co^.
Krueger Brewing Co
113
200
.
'
22%
13%
;
25% Mar
cl
Knott Hotels Corp
Kobacker Stores
2% Mar
■
4
3%
10
Co Inc
103% Mar
Apr
Co common
Lake
(D Emil)
:
—*
Globe Union
Gobel
Co
&
Jan
24
Apr
1
preferred
Kirkland
Feb
10%
■■■
——*
Coal————
Apr
100
5IS
"
V
—
115% 116
—
Distilleries class B——1
Glenmore
5
10
50
__
10%
Jan
26%
300
*
.
27,400
*
common
cumulative preferred.
Kleinert
103% Mar
1,200
1
-_
—
Gladding McBean
Glen
Mines
5%
274- Jan
_
8%
25%
5
Kings County Lighting
Jan
874
30
"
*
1
common
5
5
*
Laclede-Christy
2%
10%
—
.____——*
Gold
Yellowknife
Gilbert
Feb
Jan
102% 102%
*
—
__
4%
274
2,200
105% 10574
preferred—*
1
Feb
2%
23
39,200
—
& Co
Klein
18%
300
Jan
Mar
4%
5%
pfd.-.100
_
_
common
(Walter)
Apr
774
26%
27
105%
20
$6
974
2
312
__
101%
2'%
25
1%
*
Kawneer Co
Jan
8%
2,200
Feb
5 % Mar
1% Mar
T-
A
Jan
Feb
K
Lefcourt Realty
Giant
4
4%
24%
Mar
374
'
50c
—
Corp
2,500
S'74
100
common
Corp
Service
Public
9%
3% Mar
18
22
1
Corp
374 Mar
300
19
5
common
Adv 6%
preferred
374
2%
31/4
17 % May
95
9%
9%
£1
pfd A—.10
reg
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5
200
i'
374
25
preferred—
conv
17%
-
Ltd—
Co
General
5'r
17%
.
„w-
1
1
:
*
com—_1
General
General
—
100
'
Mfg Co common
Acceptance Corp
General
—
IIl5c
Ltd
Kaiser-Frazer
% Mar
50c
Co
Power
100
'
—
Kingston Products
preferred
174
800
*
Co
Kirby Petroleum
5 'r
4,600
High
Mar
4%
Gatineau
2,200'
4%
174
k*
Kokenge
3%
18%
474
.1
Preference
Julian
3%
18'A
4%
10c
common
Low
3%
".
Range Since Jan, 1
High
18%
1
common
O'Mahoney Inc..
Jan
9%
50
5
Co
A)
Glass
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jerry
Shares
Low
Par
Jeannette
for Week
Apr
Mar
5
1
convertible preferred
Fuller
Feb
1,000
%
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common
4%rr
60
3%
574
£1
Brewing Co
'Peter)
Jan
Jan
Jan
France—
of
American
7%
29
Sales
Range
Sale Price
■"
deposit rets ord reg
Motor
Ford
28%
Apr
May
55 Vz Apr
40
68
57
Ltd—
Co
American
56
321/4
*
*
non-voting
Class
Ford
5%
23 %
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Canada—
of
g
High
Feb
6,400
1
Co Inc.
(M H;
MAY
1
10%
Corp
dividend
82
Fishman
23
4,000
24i/2
5G
(Phila)—.
1,000
6
23%
10
Association
Fire
Low
25
574
24
*
Range Since Jan.
High
23 %
57a
1
Engine & Airplane—
Metallurgical
Fansteel
25
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
1
Instrument
&
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Fairchild Camera
Range
•
.
FOR
Sales
Week's
16%
16%
•
16%May
19
4pr
..16
12*58
13
500
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
1
161/8
.1674
300
16
% May
187a
Jan
25
2574
375
25
Apr
28 Va
Jan
5%
2,400
4
Feb
*
2574
1
5%
5%
6% Mar
29
The'Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:ft. Monday, May 5, 1952
.
(1886)
CURB" EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
RANQtf
,
y
■
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Curb Exchange
New York
ft Range
,
'
■
'
•
MAY
ENDED
*
2
1
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
New Haven Clock
Zinc
New Mexico 8s Arizona
New
Park
Co
York Auction
New York
Mines
7
7 V*
350
6%
Apr
8%
Feb
64 Va
3,400
61%
Apr
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
61%
17%
Jan
23%
7,700
2%
Jan
Canadian
~8%
Feb
8%
Apr
50
7%
Apr
17%
300
16%
Apr
iii
16
16'/4
1,800
14%
14%
4,400
Jan*
%
St
1%
Apr
8
Apr
45%
7% Mar
22,200
3
900
19
4%
1,900
Jan
21
V
4Vt
4%
Apr
Segal Lock & Hardware—
Jan
27%
Jan
4%
Apr
5%
aJn
Selby Shoe Co
Sender (R B) Inc
Jan
88
87 %
Jan
97
Apr
Sentinel
16%
Jan
17%
Apr
Sentry Safety Control
Serrlck Corp class B
5Va%
15%
Jhn
Feb ft
39%
Feb "
18
ft
500
xl&%
Feb
45
"1,050
19
100
13%
13%
13%
33%
3,000
29
29-
;j
•27%
11
-
300
100
25%
26
26
26%
700
^ *
102%
preferred---——
Page-Hersey Tubes common
1st
$1.30
Pancoastal Oil
(C A) v t c_
Class. B
•
12%
Peninsular
*
,
Pep
&
Feb
Jan
67
Feb
3%
3%
40,800
.5%
3%
.7.1Q0
2% Jan
.
ft
52%. .ft,.100
.
ftftft
12%
300
.
5%
*
13%
ft 700
ft 450
106%
Public
3%
X65%
4%%
15
Jan
18%
Apr
Apr
44%
Jan
43%
23 r
X05%
i
.
..
550
14Y.
4
3%
,
7
-
4
44%
3%
6L
Mar
ft 200
lft:
'
Jan
.,
21%
100
2 ft
2,000
Feb
2%
2%
1,700
2% Mar
700
33%
34%
5%
5%
400
51%
1
3
3
24
22
22
25
3%.
4%
-2.50
7
7
30%
1,900
Apr
i,42,/4
Jan
6*/4
Jan
3%
3%
t
Feb
Feb
22 y4
5
1,300
31
275
7
Apr
29% Mar
39%
40
10%
.700
Apr
38
200
10V4
Feb
45
Jan
10%
Feb
Apr
1
2%
2%
6%
6%
6%
500
6%
Apr
7%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
lv800
7%
Apr
97/s
Feb
-
1
•
2%
1,700
6,400
-
..9% Mar.
12% Apr
2%
Feb
13%
Feb
3%
Feb
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
10o
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
—
•
102
100% 102
30%
29%
5
30%
Standard
6% Feb
Jan
5
% Mar
1% Jan
Jan
15
8%
100
8%. Mar
9%
10%
40%
6,100
9% Jan
13%
Feb
40
47%
Jan
63%
65%
8%
9%
65 V*
1,750
300
Jan
103
Jan
69 % Mar
61% Feb
100
105% 106
'•
39
106
Jan
Apr
21%; Jan
16%
24
Feb
15% Mar
200
17%
18%
Jan
"3%
Apr
5
27!.
Feb
29
100
95 "ft
29% May
37%
14
Apr
11% Mar
17 y4
Jan
14%
Jan
14
14%
300
13%
300
Jan
Jan
'*
4%
-4%
■
' 38%
38%
1,100
1,200
39
^
Jan
38%
5.%
4 % Jan
45%: Jan
!":_.
Apr
3% Feb
f
ft-/"-- ,4.;■, Jan
J4%
2,100
10%-
600
Apr
9% Jan
100
6
4
*
10
-
4%
Jan
ftli% Jen
9%:Mar
Jan
43%
1,200
5%
42%
42%
-
7%:
7%
J?»n
23
19% Apr
'
4
4%
10
Feb
40
f5
«.
20
41% Jan
46% Mar
.*
1,000
26% Jan
28
200
30% Apr
28% Apr
33%, Jan
.5
ft.; 45% .Jan-
42% |Mar
Mar.
28
Apr
;
r
" .45%
'
—
"45%:
x27%"
27%
31%
" 28%
31V*
29%,
24 y4
25%,
7%
8%-
V
'
29
24%
.
!
1,200
1,500
>
300
t
;
1,400
23%
Feb
.12
52%
Power
8s
*4%
64%
52% May
\%
%
Jan
2%
lft-
''
102
ft
3%; Jan
18%. Feb
11%
10% ft ft 10%
*
Meet' Co of" Canada- ordinaryStein (A) & Co common—
.
(J
Stinnes
ft 6%, Jan
,,
.
v
12
Mur
"Mar.
ft-.9%-Mar ;\
9' ftMar:.
-Jan
7
100
30
180
.
—
.
.
—
Feb -ft
„
24
Jan
9*
20%, Jan
xl73% Jan
400
,7%;Apr,
7% :7% ■ r
5,%iApr„
5%-:
•£%..- 5%- ft 1.1Q0
ft
4% Apr
ft.- 5% . 5%- '
3 % Apr
100 ft
:
•3%
3%.
180
29%
•
20
29%:
-
s-f
5
20%
15
;
'
"■2 %r-
ft 2%
—10c
"
,.1
3
3%.
ft
180
Jan
10%
-
J/m
,r.ft.7%-;jF;>n^>.,
5%ftAl>r...
,.-
4% Mar
20
Jan
21% Jan
;
13% Jan
7% Jan
8% Feb*
1,500
2% Jan
3%, Jan:
1
Sun Ray
Drug
Superior
21
_1
i—
& Co eommon-———-
Portland Cement Inc
-
~5%
~6
21
:
'21 ftv
•
24%
16%
*•
•
Finch Oil Corp—
-
3%
3%
'
14%
15
50
May
Feb
Jan
&
XTO
Jan
-
16% Apr
100/
*
4%
100
Jan
251
3%
24% Mar
200,.
24%
24%
1
Superior Tool & Die Co—
500
4%-' 4%
25c
common.—
,
16%
16%
*
Apr
3
899
17%. Mar
;
.5;
,<..3%: Feb
-•'!:
Feb
13%
100
15
-
--ft
-
lewoS
Inc
class
A
ft—*.
Technicolor
Texas
Inc
Power
common.
ft
common.
&
—
Light $4.56 pfd
Thew Shovel Co
Corporation
Realty
&
>
18%-. '.$5^450no
18%
41%
20%
21%
2,100
108% 109%
21%
ft—*
18%, ft,,.ft500 J„
39%
800
22%
22%
22% '
14%
14%
15%
13%
14
-2o
common
Janft
21% Jan
Jan
5 :
Feb
26
3%
Jan
Feb
20
509
900
A
oman*
.
.
/4S%oAPft.
aehwfe4.,
SOiV'tnARfo(i;joo-«?f/4
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20yo Apr
24%
;^ap0jiaOf?39
2,700
t.
nlainnoM
nieiaeW
io
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
Jan
-xlOO
Feb
20%
Feb
Jan
12
Feb
17%- Apr
12%
Jan
14%
Apr
14
25c
8s
Construction
Allied Stocks
14V«
14%
14%
200
4
Apr
15 Va
Jan
1
Roofing Inc
Tishman
Tobacco
18%
1
:
Thorofare Markets Inc—
Tllo
18%
18%
*
5
common
Thlokol Corp
5
—5
com
Class B common
7% Feb
23
109 f
—
—flH
Tampa Electric Co
3% Jan
24%. Jan
.egiM taUnsbliiftrt ft
4
Talon
Apr-.
15
100
-300
ft
2%.
3%
*
34%. Jan
390*
-
ft
29% Apr
:_*"
Stop & Shop Inc—-ft—ft:
Swan
900
>
?
8%
8%
__1
Co common-
30%
20
15
•?
—
com
(Hugo) Corp-
B)
Amer deposit
Power
Co
17
Jan
18
Mar
7%
7%
7%
1,400
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
1
17%
17%
18 %
1,700
14%
Feb
is y8
&Pr
91%
91%
10
88
Jan
93
Jan
———*
R
Voting common
8s Utility
lo
—
Investment
19 y»
1
2%
A—
Packing Co common
—*
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common•
Ravtheon Manufacturing common——5
Reading Tube Corp class A——6.25
Class
Reda
B
10c
—
Pump
Regal Shoe Co
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reliance Electric
Rice-Stix
8s
Inc
41
___1
5
l
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Roeser 8s Pendleton
Inc
Amer dep rets ord
100
pfd F
40
41%
1,400
22%
31%
Apr
Jan
20%
Jan
3% Mar
25
43
Jan
Mar
8y8
11%
Jan
5%
100
5%
Apr
5%
Jan
3%
2,700
3%
Apr
4%
6%
6%
600
3%
3%
2,200
Apr
3% Apr
4y8
1
1
4,300
1
23 y8
23%
27
27%
•
for footnotes see page 31.
—
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
*
Trans Lux
1
Corp
Tri-Continental
True
warrants
1
5%
48%
Jan
55% Mar
6%
54
6%
3,300
5%
Jan
8% Mar
125
88 y2
Jan
6%
98
98
1%
6%
5%
6
A
15,800
2%
2%
2%
2,400
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.
-1
4
18%
16%
10c
Trunz
Inc
99
1%
1%
18%
Corp
Feb
300
1,250
4%
ft
Apr
%
5%
54%
Apr
\k Apr
*
•
Temper
"3%
23%
3%
3%
7,300
8
y8 May
6
—
4%
19
3,100
33,700
350
1% Feb
99
Apr
1% Jan
7%
Apr
2y4 Feb
3
Apr
3%
4%
4%
Jan
Jan
13% May
in
Mar
Jan
21
Feb
16%
Jan
2
2
2ys
1,700
16%
Apr
19% Jan
Jan
23 y8 May
29%
Jan
Ulen Realization Corp
200
27
29%
Feb
Unexcelled Chemical
600
12,700
90%
91
20
37
37
38
100
6'ft
16%
u
Jan
1%
300
90%
6%
"l6%
7% Mar
Feb
3%
Mar
Apr
4%
Jan
Union Gas
2
Jan
2% Jan
QlYa Jan
93
Jan
37
41
Jan
May
of
Union Oil
200
6y4 Apr
Corp
_5
*
Canada
Co of
Apr
Aircraft
*
Products common__50c
United Elastic Corp
-
—*
Jan
23%
24
24%
1% Mar
20% Jan
25%
Feb
7%
Feb
5y8
Feb
California—
$3.75 preferred series A—
2%
100
4
Co
97%
97%
99%
525
~5%
5%
5,900
35 %
35%
100
89 y4
Jan
72 y4
"
6%
1%
7
7,400
1,200
7% Feb
1%
5%
"5%
Union Stock Yards of Omaha——__100
United
d
70c
100
5%
5%
i3%
—
Jan
8%
.
reg
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyard Corp common—.
-2o
Union Investment
common
Rolls Royce Ltd—
175
Apr
2% Jan
5%
1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—(Texas Corp) v t c—
23
19
3%
•
-
Richmond Radiator
500
8%
1
Engineering
500
3
~3%
1
Co—
19%,
23
Rath
rets ord registered—£1
Amer
Todd
Toklan Royalty Corp
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred—
Railway 8s Light Securities—
Railway
,
;Mrtr
41
"
200
8% "? 8%
7%
7%.
—
Apr
3A% Jan
'
18,000
21%
'21%
%
8
21
iv
1,300
2,400
39
38%
21%
—1
——-l.
—1,
Corp—
.standard Tube class. B—-ft
Barrett (The) Corp
viw ilVi
400
1 ftMar
:
2%. May
16%- Apr
2,000
2%
ft
—
•
CO.
.2%
ft
Feb
<ft>5'ft"Mac''r
.
% Jan
,
*
-•
ftft-ftift—1
:
J 6,400:
.1,
'!./ Oft
ft': 4%ftJaa~
-4'% Jan
,
1
Light common
preferred
600
:
.-—ft—■——• -
B-
class
53%
4%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Quebec
ft
24%-Apr
:.
Jan
*
*
Apr ft
25%
Jan
6
Je n
.
30% Jan
21% Mar
4%
Standard-Thomson
Thor
500
13%
10
Apr
/
Jan
10%
13%
Jan
4% Mar
13%-Mar
8y4 Mar
32%
109
13%
13
IV2
11%
Jan
400
Jan
1
•
Jan
Feb
500
10%
2.78
common—-1
$1.60 convertible preferred
:
20
Standard Forgings Corp
;-l
Standard ©II (Kfo)
10
Standard'Packaging Corp ft.
ft.
1
Convertible
preferred, ft———"_ft—10 v
Apr
"-2.50
—
-
59%
109
—*
—
America—
Jan
15%
May
1 300
■
7
30%
1
12
•
common¬
Jan.
2% Mar
3
3,800
5%
—
Stetson
Jan
3
Apr
20% Mar
—100
_!
4
14%
•
"
Feb
Apr
3% Jan
5Ya Apr
.
600
—10
4
2%
9%
950
11%
%
,10
Sterling: Aluminum Products
ft Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine CoSterling
Inc
(!
~2%
33 V4 May
300
5%
_2t>c
Jan
33
Apr
14%
—ft
Stroook (S)
33%
—
Jan
1%. Apr
14%
—*
ft
a%. Jan
"4%r: Jan
3% Feb.
21% Apr
500
59%
9% Jan,
'
Jan
23 %
6%: Apr.
.
-•
76%ftJan
:
.Feb
"2ft
57%
Apr
3%
2
5,000
1
5%
original preferred-—
—25.
cumulative preferred—
25
convertible preference.——25
4.48 % convertible preference
—25
4.32% cumulative preferred.
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern Pipe Line!
—1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Standard Products
Jan
2%.
50
13
Jan
*25ya Apr
200
1%
Jm-
8%
700
14%
Feb'
1
4{j Apr
2% Mar
..
in
4.8a%
Common
Feb
21%
58
2,500
4.56%
,
$7
106%Mai.
Jan
2JV.
—1
2%
2%;
25%' 26
46%
Jan
4
700
2.50J
14%
..
<
-
4,%;. Jan,-'
Feb
.
3-Va.Aiar
.
*
Apr
22
v.
8,700
3
8%.
4
——
Jan
38%
200
67-
11%
2%
8%
10%
-
28% Jan
5%
102.%. jlan,.
450
;. 3%
i
^
Apr-.,.
Feb -
i
-
13%. Mar
ft'225ft
'
6% Mar
,
Feb
5%
17,600
41
12 Apr
3ft, Feb
10%
1%
Standard Brewing Co
Standard Dredging Corp
Jan
r
14%. Jan
1
common—
Gas
14
40%
—1
Corp of Nevada:
Co class B„
Service of
300
105%. 106%
40%
—10c
1st preferred& Lambert Co
Providence
Jan
Amer Shares—-—
Power .Corp of Canada
Prosperity
13%
7
Powdrell & Alexander common
Producers
Jan '
ul5J/a
5% Jan
—1
Valley Wine Co__:
Pneumatic Scale commonPolaris Mining Co
of
5%
3,900
Publications—
Bperfcer Shoe. Corp.
Stahl-Meyer Inc.
Apr
>
4%
»
39% :Jan
-
-
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common-,
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
Inc
Apr.
12% Apr
27% Mar
—*
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie——
Pressed- Metals
Apr
/
15%
1,700
;
43
'5%
Is
Pleasant
Feb
Jan
~60
21% Feb-
Col————*"•'
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Prentice-Hall
4%
7%
O.Va/May
23
Jan
12 V4 May
700
:G%
42%
ft 43
—1
Pioneer Gold. Mines Ltd.
Pratt
Mar
3jl
—2
Pieroe Governor common-
.
x3%
Peppereil Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect' Circle Corp———
2.50/
er
Mar
'
17
——•
Boys (The)——
Pinchin Johnson Ltd
102
24%
——1
Philadelphia Co common.—.
Phillips' Packing Co
; Phillips-Screw Co—i
,'i.
Jan
Jan
50
34% May
2.70)
4%
{;•
14%
5%
ft!
ft
Apr:;
12% %
i
Feb
Jan ft
5%
—*
Bouthern California Edison—
Apr
22%
5%
ft 17%
-
Apr
15
15
18%
common—
Power
101%
Jan
65
Penn Gag 8s Electric class A com——*
penn^Power.A^.lUteht.
pfd
100
Penh Water
Jan /
9%
300
3%
8,600
%
3%
IB
,,
Southwest Pa Pipe Line.—
400
17%
..
37%
Jan
6%
Apr
16
$1 cumulative preferred-—
u— 25
4.
$1.32 cumulative preferred———25
Penn Traffic Co—-—
:
.—2.50
Corp common
34%
i;i
2%
Apr
23%
if
Pennroad
Apr
25%
Mar
Jan
-
12%
——
Telephone
4%
3
27
15
——
] Patican Co Ltd-
1,000
4%
8y4
28%
Jan
Mar
97 %
120
2
>
11
Feb
11
*27%
30
23%
*
•
—1 Bol
-1 Bol
i—1
A
f Parkersburg Rig & Reel__
Patchogue Plymouth Mills—
8
4%
5%
4%
4
$3 convertible preferred
•
Simplicity Pattern common—1
Simpson's Ltd class B
——•
Singer Manufacturing Co—
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
•
Sonotone Corp
—1
Boss Manufacturing common-,———1
South Coast Corp common-.-1.
South Penn Oil Co common—12.50
26% Apr
102% May
-29,000
12%
class
Jan
95 *
200
13%
Jan
Jan
95
| Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shs
! Paramount Motors -Corp
Park Chemical Company-—-——-—1
t Parker* Pen Co
102% 102%
101% 101%
13%
_ioo
Pacific Power 8s Light 5% pfd—
Pacific Public Service common—
Apr
2,400
5%
•
Co common.—
18%
24%. Jan
«
Canada.—
Slmmons-Boardman
,33%. Feb
700
ZZZi
—
8ilex
20%
,
Apr
26% Jan
25% Jan
3,900
———-
of
Shoe
Jan
54%
r
28%
26%
Ltd
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams
13,%- Apr
26%
$4.50preferred—
preferred—1
common
Jan
8%
Jan
27%
Petroleum
Apr
Jan
Apr
35%
5
*
25
100
Denn
Corp of America class A
Breweries Ltd
Mac
30%
26%
Paciftc
(
May
17% Feb
800
32%
r
26%
Pacific JJghting
$4.40 .div cum
Jan
Mar-
15% Mar
26%
*
11
21%
<
Jan
15%
9%
—*
Leather common
Sicks
16.%
Apr
26%
\
10
100
4%
1
10c
1
common
Apr
14% Mar
32%
27%
Corp
Sherwin-Williams
Apr
Jan
13% Mar
6%
'v
18
ft 46%
19
—25"
Radio
36%
54 y2
800
1,100
45
109%
300
.
7
ft
-25
preferred
1st
Apr
33;%
15 %
;
*
46%
103%
1,450
52
6%
2% May
56'/a Jan
140
14
7
45
175
34%
15%
15%
5%
5%
i
r
-1
5%
''
50
Feb
1st preferred—————-25
redeemable 1st preferred—
redeemable 1st pfd series A. -25
—25
4.80%
red 1st preferred-
t
i;
ft
;
1%
300
109
34
52
—5
■ft
100
Apr
45
Apr
20,300
48 %
46%
108
shares—-
—
2%
34%
pacific Can Co common—
Pacific Gas 8c Electric 6% 1st pfd. -25
,
13,300
5%
—-1
——•
*
Mining.
Shawinigan Water & Power--—
2
—---—
Securities
Overseas
•
19%
35% May
.79% "9%
*
Inc
Bros
Seeman
Shattuck
2%
—1
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
10%
1,200
1
Corp General
700
17%
17
•
class B
Omar Inc
::
1
—1
common
common
130
96%
96%
100
15
"ft?
5
Old Town Corp
Corp
83%
3!/«
3'/4
~4%
50c
common—
Oliver United Filters
United
Securities
O
Company
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
Seton
Okonite
38
5%
-—
11% Mar
A Mar
21%
Jan
•ft Apr
Feb
43
—
Ogden Corp common—
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Power 4%s preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
27% Mar
17-/4
18%
1.25
1
*
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
—
*
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)-.—-———25c
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
1
Schick
Inc
1
Schulte (D A) Ind common-—
1
Seullin Steel Co common
•
Jan
2H
700
3j/2
18%
18%
%
100
8l/4
43 J/4
Feb
Feb
38^800
43 -*/4
%
19
13% Apr
1% Jan
xl6-
2,500
2%
pfd—100
Novadel-Agene Corp
Ohio
16%
Feb
Jan
9%
14%
-l
-----50
Co
Feb
20%
10%
/
14%
200
Apr
34%
7%
16%
—5
Serv 4V»%
8%
28 %
7%
—
;-u—3s on
preferred-50
Northeast Airlines
Ind Pub
V 300
31
Samson
Central Texas Oil
RR
Jan
65
ft
250
~8%
29
8%
*
North
High
1,000
3% Jan
69% Jan
Prod Ltd—
North
Penn
Jan
5,600
2%
Utility Securities—Oils Ltd
25
American
Jan
80
19%
..
dep rets ord shs
North American Rayon $3
Northern
Russeks Fifth Ave common
2%
1
Amer
North
Feb
111
Jan
18%
Niagara Share Corp common--—,—5
Niles-Bement-Pond —
North
3%
108
Low
15%
22%
35%
—
-*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—,
Apr
710
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15%
38
1
Corp common—
Feb
2%
Shipbuilding Corp—
Non-Ferrous Metal
10
3,100
"
Rosario
Electric Steel Co—,
Shares
22%
15%
-5
(The)
Rowe
4ft Apr
Inc
3%
110
2%
Founders shares
Nlpissing
Rotary
19%
-*
10
—10
Merchandise
York
Jan
4%
1
&, Honduras
New
Feb
Roosevelt Field
5
Rome Cable Corp common—
.—l
Land—
Co common
York
New
Jan
2%
35,400
Apr
Apr
Jan
3%
109
63
common
Process
New
*4
4
22
2% Mar
18%
7«/4
-l
20
Mining Co
New
700
3%
Jersey
New
2,800
"3 A
4
109 %
100
Watch Co
preferred
&
convertible
4%%
3%
19 Va
High
4%
—
--
England Tel & Tel
New
3%
18%
3%
-3°°
z.ou
1
Radio
Union
National
Low
High
for Week
Low
Par
■
Low
Par
Sales
Range
,
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Week's
Friday
"
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
ft''
Sales
FOR WEEK
"5%
Jan
5y8
Apr
35
Feb
7 y8 Mar
99% Apr
75
Jan
7
Jan
38 V*
Apr
Number 5113
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1887)
31
NEW YORK CURB. EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK
Last
Range
Exchange
(.-
of Prices
75c
Low
Sale Price
Ohio
Jan
15
Power
United Molasses Co Ltd—
mortgage 3 %s 1968—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971—April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dee
3%s 1970
;
Jan-July
4
3% Apr
210% Jan
100
4
50
219% 219'/a
4
Apr
221
Mar
A Jan'
Profit Sharing common,— uJZ5
—TO
preferred.
.10%
Machinery Common—..25
United- Shoe
41%
41%
'42%
25
39%
39%
39%
Preferred
—
1
United 'Specialities common—
41
140
Feb
45%
Apr
39% Apr
iten
¥
8,600
1% Jan
92%
92
93
650
10%
10%
11%
2,300
10% May
2%
2%
2%
1,000
80
*
82
-
2%
200
1%
1%
1%
80
10
Universal Consolidated Oil—_—
1940
1960
1947 coupon 1960—
1
Jan-July
27/bS series
Waitt
1st
mortgage
Southwestern
Watch
Apr
42%
Jan
Spalding
3
Apr
5%
Jan
Starrett
Cerp
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Stinnes
—
800
25
Apr
26"%
10
Feb
25%
25
25%
13
12%
13%
8,100
5%
1,900
5
21%
23
14%
4%
450
14%
Feb
85
—-.
—
206
Jan
t
v
Feb
Apr
7% Mar
17% Feb
Feb
14%
;
24%
16%
Ternl
Apr
i.
3%s
2%
•
—100
614
6%
614
300
6
114
12%
1%
1%
%
ft
Whitman (Win) & Co—
Wichita River Oil Corp
Brothers
16%
514
825
19%
113
225
2nd
900
4%
14%
400
4%
5%
stamped
8%
514
5 »/4
200
3%
3%
200
21%
1314
13%
50
36%
36%
100
100% 101%
60
17
1314 Apr
*
"
A 7s
Dec
ex
6s
Jan
•
8%
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
514 Feb
3%
5%
12% Mar
4%
Apr
Jan
Friday
-n:;
Last
j*
June-Dec
Danish
97%
98
June-Dec
Elmira
Gas
5%s
External
5s
AExternal
Maranhao
Interest
14
Apr
Jan
Jan
•
78%
Apr
5 %
Apr
"3%
Apr
4% Mar
~T%
Jan
Bonds
n
,:Sold
u
Range Since
..-
Jap. .1,
Low
High
101 %
103%
150%
99%
No.
21
96%
31
92%
91
3
Lt & RR
Water
5s
63%
3
14
51%
58%
8
100%
(
$107 % 109
with
A6%s
ex
coupon
107%
<
$70%
70%
Mountain
Green
A
Bank—
99%
3%s
Power
$102
.June-Dee
1963
74
99
103
vUd:
$61
_Jan-July
$50%
A 7s
with Nov
1
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
I
102%
$88%
__
L Jan-July
lap. 1
No.
Low
/
High
so
90
67%
—
$88%
Range Since
Sold
High
67%
—
"
June-Deo
$64%
—'
$91%
95
88%
96
$77
82
75%.
77%
•11
11
10%
$36%
37
33
Feb-Aug
6 y2s
stamped
6%s
(Peru)
stamped
1952
..Jan-July
stamped
1958—Mar-Sept
2%'-interest in
thereafter.
Rio de
2%s
to
2003
Interest
ARussian
%s
$58
1947
April-Oct
reduced
in
to
68
68
58
__
$58
—
.-June-Dec
$58
June-Dec
89
,:
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$44.
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'■/
89
ti
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.—
,
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1953 andr
85
89
•
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,
A
U
bKt
.i/iv'ij
95
]
38%
43%
33
35
42
33%
1
3%
3%
3"%
29
2%
4%
3%
•;
40%
33%
-.Jan-July
3%
3%
50
2%
4%
41%
¥■
,,
v
,
(Plan A)—
2%
Government
42%
67
$64%
May-Nov
42
58
June-Dec
1997—.
stamped
2012
6%£
1921
No
Jan -July
1949
Jan-July
:
June-Dec
■
,
(not included in year's range). d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range). f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend, h Exprinclpal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for . cash
value,
par
Deferred
a
delivery transaction
(not included in year's range),
$Frlday's
bid
asked
and
xEx-dividend,
prices;
no
sales
zEx-liquidating dividend.
yEx-rights,
being
transacted
during
current week.
being traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
i
i
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumulai
tlve; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates!
1," when issued;
"w w," with
warrants;
"x w,"
.uan'l
without warrants.
'--ufoT
'»Wo1
v
■
101%
■'
53
47
36%
__
$42
May-Nor
1947
^952r:ia%%
Due
Janeiro
13%
:
.
(Plan A)—
reduced
■'
■■
wol
v3
v
■
50%
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
001.!;
Average
(35 Stocks)
$71
1940 coupdn 1952—
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
$30
__Mar-Noc
1947 coupon 1952
1
101
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
April-Oct
ifydro-Electric'Cbi- 008
A 7s ex Nov
<
.111%
"v
53
_Jan-July
—
105
111
2
■.
100
103%
,
"7
—May -Nod
65
$50%
.u—- _Jan-July
c&rtificaft& of «eposit0<lfi58—
Isarco
98
1
,1
;;
101% 101%
Feb-Aup
1955—"
RR—
Adfco&pcih onJ>f:T958
i-iA
99%
115
$111
—-
.
Ex-coupo'fl! 4iarke/t —Uttd
6%
_
—
.
Western
&
A6s^series
—
_
'
,
Guantanamo
73
—
71
$30
19*61-—
stamped
5s
70%
—
1
~
$105% 107
.—jane-Dec
stamped (Flaj}; A)—
Interest reduced' to ?%s 2008^
Peru (Republic of)—' r-
"w
Finland Residential Mtge
r
.June-Dee
1964
1953
(issue of May 1927)
(issue of Oct 1027)
a 7s
108
67
$70
_May -Nov
coupon 1953—
City
A Bonds
70%
1953— _May -Nop
.Mar-Sept
Nq.vT.I940
Ng|,^1^^7
70%
$30
——Mar-Sept
3%s
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of. Denmark 5s 1972
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mfg Co—
A6%s
Power
AMedellin
7s
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
102%
101% 101%
.Mar-Sept
1956
V59%
61
d53
53%
May
95
•5
57
60%
-May-Not
..J an-July
1965
Fuel 3%s
94%
69
$71
Parana
of N J Division—
&
70
1
Municipal Loan-
External
Feb
98%
92%
7
91
Danzig Port & Waterways—
a 5
Jan-July
Water
Cons
Jan
tl50
Quar-Feb
91
70%
—
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
a 20-year
7s April 1946
a 20-year
7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of) —
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
14%
26%
High
91 %
Low
102%
103 Mi 103%
103'/a
90%
—
90
Friday
Apr
150
Low
..
1970
95%
1
June-Dec
1940 coupon 1956
1947 coupon 1956——
Period
ALima
100
Bid & Asked
.
94
90%
91
^
Interest
Jan
Week's Range
or Friday's
>
$afc Price
Period
a
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Eastern
98
102
90%
$30
BONDS
14*% Jan
900
04%
$94
__
—
New York Cjurb Exchange
.
39%
Celaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
97
100
—
103
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
*
A 1st
102
102%
'
Feb-Aug
1
1
*
36%, Apr
.
17,500
(5 %
revenue
Lackawanna
98
98%
100%
100
Co—
Western Newspaper Union—
6s conv s f debentures 1959
13% Mar
6,500
*2% "2%
1%
1
Aug
$100
.-April-Oct
West Penn Traction 5s I960—
.A7s
Transit Authority—
series of 1947-1978
Chicago
3%s
Steel
96%
—
9
$96%
T00%
5% May
8 Mi
11%
74%
64
68
1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Bethlehem
Washington
13% Feb
100%
»'
fW.
97%
26
Feb
4% May
11% Apr
Interest
314s
Feb
5% Feb
200
BONOS
4't-
96
101%
—Jan-July
1946
Service
A7s with Dec
37% Mar
31%
Jan
4
1,700
8%
■<;
Power
101
.April-Oct
A6%s with Aug l 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Aug l 1947 coupon 1953%
Feb
23% Feb
19% Apr
1,800
14
-:«■+!
:itA
;
99%
102% 102%'
Hydro-Electric Co—
Apr
Apr
14% Apr
16%
514
'
184
Jan
.
Elec
'
102
63
101% 101%
—
—May -Nov
3rd stamped 1946—
(Hugo) Industries—
Mar
.
2%
31% May
24
Apr
19% Apr
.50
.
5
2% May
4%
pfd—i—100
Wood Newspaper Machine
1
WoodaJl Industries Inc
2
Woodley Petroleum common
8
Wool worth (P W) Ltd—
American
deposit receipts—
5s
s
6%
preference
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
•
Appalachian
100
102
Apr
5% Mar
3% Apr
111% Apr
•
New York Curb 'Exchange j
100
,
%
Apr
2,700
1* 15%
16
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
'Jt
147
Corp—
Jan
25
Winnipeg Elec common
149
T45
2% Mar
% Apr
1
a
common
preferred x w
5%
12% May
yl% Apr
22% Jan
1
Corp—
Williams (R C) & Co
Willson Products- Inc
.
400
5
•
1
(The)
Wilson
Apr
25 »/4
1
10
:
Hew common
-
Wickes
1%
22,100
...
31%.
L 19%
1
5
Corp.
Whirlpool
4%
24r
10
——
Mfg
Apr
50
31%
24
20
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe
114
170
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
•
Westmoreland
Apr
..
~2% ~2% 1
2ii
106%
5%
3 7/8
4%
1.25
•
10c
Westmoreland Coal
Jan
6%
Apr
2,500
14V4
1%
5%'
Manufacturing
Mar
5,800
28,300
1%
'%
pfd—.—,
Homestead Oils Ltd
Western
3% Feb
Apr
10214
30
-1
West Texas Utilities $6
142
7
104%
$97%
r—
1970- —Feb-Aug
Waldorf-Astoria* Hotel—f
500
Rights „——
~
Ward Baking Co warrants
Weritworth
13
$99% 101
__
—Jan-July
;
Electric
&
& Bros 5s 1989—:
Inc 5s coll trust 1966
United Electric
Jan
3
c_—
71%
Feb
85
Apr
(A G)
A 7-4s
14%
5% Mar
700
5%
6%
6%
6%
1
Co
104%
70%
101"%' 102
$102
:•
——
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
—
3s 1971—
Gas
38
2%
preferred
cumulative
$2
SWaltham
103%
,
147
$98
•
,
——
Feb-Aug
.
Gas 3%s 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
400
2%
Inc—
Bond
&
102
Feb
Mar
1976—
C
California
1,900
•
preferred
—
147
182
.Feb-Aup
-A5s income debentures 1954
1%
100%
101
1'47% 148
—
1973
3 Mas series D 1976——
Southern
3%
6%
5
*
-1
20c
voting tr ctfs ext
148
...Jan-July
1st and Tef M 3s sefries H
39%
w
Wagner Baking
104%
98%
•
$30
-
1973—
A
38
1
w
High
102%
102
$70
:
.i
x3
3%
Virginia Iron Coal
Coke Co——10
Vogt Manufacturing—
•
Aircraft Co—
April-Oct
coupon
debentures T998
3%s series
y
Waco
4
$101
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May -Nov
California' Edison 3s 1965
-.Mar-Sept
Jan
2
92
39
f
Venezuela Syndicate Inc
12
Electric & Gas Co—
Stinnes
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Venezulean
Petroleum
Low
18
'
5
Sugar
Jan. 1
No.
103% 103%
100% 100%
100%
Bange Since'
Sold
High
103% 103%
__
Boutherh
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
26%
Oct
ex
50-year *6%
Registered
Apr
14
Jan
72%
-1—
Insurance———-——. —10
10
Universal Products Co common—
94%
Apr
Oct 1
Public Service
9% Mfir
1% Mar
300
Universal
Utah-Idaho
„
7% Jan
89% Jan
8%
50c
United Stores Corp common
2
Apr
50% Jan
33% May
8%
4,300
2,660
1
1
:
Reclaiming Co
U S Rubber
1%
36%
8%
35
•
preferred with warrants
$5 1st
U S Radiator comipon—
1%
33%
1%
U S Air Conditioning Corp—
lOo
U S "Foil Co class B—
—1
U S and international Securities
V
Bends
Jan
13
11% Apt
—
.
Feb
37%
6,000
—
Friday's
Hydroelectric Co—
with
A'6%8
UMar
4%
Jan
4
50
4
4
103%
—
Piedmont
A-6%s
United
1st
—
dep rets ord registered
or
Bid & Asked
Low
participating preferred
Amer
Last
Period
High
13% Mar
Milk Product* common—
United NJ Rft & Canal——_—... -100
Week's Range
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
;
Friday
BONDS
Shares
Par
Unlted
2
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York-Curb
ENDED MAY
Sales •"
Week's
Friday
Italian Power Realization Trust—
'
'
Midland
55
67
71%
—d
76
92 %
Date—
4%
at
England
to
3%s
Power
80%
April-Oct
-May -Nov
1963—
1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd
A 1st
mortgage 6%s 1953—
80%
80%
101%
$103% 104
80
29
96
94
Jan-July
Closing
April 26
Valley RR—
Extended
New
$89
__Jan-July
68%
91
67%
67%
liquidating trust ctfs
A Italian Superpower 6s 1963
A6% %
A pill
82
104%
28-
Low
45.44
1—
May
49.67 Jan 30
45.06 May
1
45.59
April 30
May
—
——
45.79
April 29——
96
High
45.82
—
2—
Range for 1951
High
'45.10
50.72 Sep
17
Low
45.06
—
43.37 Jan
2
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
on
are
the daily closing averages
of representative stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
the New York Stock Exchange as
SEG Index of Stock Prices
-Bonds
-Stocks"*
10
10
10
Total
Util¬
40
Rails
ities
Bonds
96.11
99.22
30
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
Indus-
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
100.78
•
J
Date
April
April
April
April
May
.
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the
98.72
26
260.27
48.69
100.28
98.79
—
28
259.95
93.78
48.69
100.08
98.69
—
259.34
1—
257.63
256.85
*260.00
93.88
48.60
99.95
98.70
100.89
06.05
99.22
98.72
92.81
48.43
99.21
98.49
100.86
66.06
99.09
91.47
48.16
98.42
98.55
100.67
95.89
99:05
for
the
week
ended April
98.63
98.54
29
30—
1—
94.22
100.85
96.11
99.22
98.72
'
:
93.33
48.46
98.62
*99.80
Averages are computed by dividing total prices by
100.64
96.07
99.10
98.61
6.16;
the
split-up shares.
the
65
stocks to
„
This changed the divisor for the 30
32.72
from
33.67.
188.5
211.6
+ 0.1
+
0.1
225.4
179.7
+ 0.5
187.6
177.9
240.4
240.9
—0.2
260.5
240.4
216.2
-
Transportation
Utility
—
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
Low'
189.0
213.2
+ 1.4
221.4
204.3
117.6
115.8
.
J
industrials to 6.16 from 6.53 and that for
1952-
High
180.6
Goods
Goods
Change
211.6
189.1
211.8
Non-durable
April 19, '52
198.2
Composite
Durable
the following:
Rails, 10.95; Utilities, 13.25; 65 Stocks, 32.72.
*The averages for the 30 industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect
to the American Can Company's two-for-one common stock split plus a 100% stock distribution on.
Industrials,
1
Percent
April 26, '52
Manufacturing
2
May
closing prices of 265 common
26, 1952, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and
lows for the current year are as follows (1939 =100):
stocks
115.8
1
201.4
288.5
115.8
.
'
0.0
201.8
—0.2
210.4
199.5
297.5
—3.0
306.9
235.0
.1
The
(1888)
32
Transactions at the New York Stock
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Humber
Week Ended May 2, 1952
546,580
Bonds
Bonds
$99,000
$1,143,000
2,472,000
336,000
$8,000
318,500
3,000
2,633,000
225,500
2,252,000
267,000
Friday
2,522,000
173,000
Total
•
C,487,156
■
'
.
'■
:i\.
Btocics—NO. of
shares
Bonds
■"
'v,'
■
339,550
30,000
25,COO
$28,000
83,000
367,100
37,000
31,000
38.000
106,000
373,760
47,000
43,000
7,000
97,000
2,698,000
Thursday
418,710
29,000
38,000
11,000
78,000
375,190
47,000
52,000
6,000
105,COO
$14,646,000
2,046,805
$218,000
$203,000
$90,000
S511,000
Total
Jan. 1 to May 2
2
Week Ended
1952
1951
and Industrial
$241,043,890
$17,451,000
$14,646,000
Total
214,886,500
$4,514,000
$8,354,000
140,000
4.787.000
4.040,000
18,000
2,095,000
805,000
$511,000
Foerign government
$457,000
90,000
Bonds
34,682,000
43,034,533
$615,000
$11,396,000
$13,199,000
2,046,805
■'''''■
■•/ :v."
v
Domestic
140,000
25,788.340
15,842,000
1951
48,314,341
203,000
shares
2,259,117
$218,000
of
$1,956,000
271,000
1,419,000
13,213,000
—
$98,050
______
to May 2
1952
1951
189,100,133
Stocks—No,
$1,609,000
Jan. 1
May 2
1952
125,507,007
10,306,888
—
$14,000
—
$42,000
$14,000
—
'
Bank
$28,000
Tuesday
Wednesday
_
■
Foreign
Railroad
'
1952
Government
S.
International
Bonds
Bonds
■
172,495,
$14,000
6,487,156
—
_
Total
Corporate,
3,000
Week Ended May
-
Bonds
2,519,000
_
$1,419,000
713,213,000
"
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Saturday
Monday
2,512,500
2,858,500
1,395,766
—
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
c>i
Week Ended May 2,1952
2,816,000
2,191,000
1,299,080
Thursday
(Number
$1,242,000
—
984,310
-
Exchange
Stocks
Sales
1,094,120
—
TJ.
Government
1,167,300
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
,
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
Saturday
Foreign
and Miscel.
of
Monday, May 5, 1952
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Total
Bond
United States
Int'l
Railroad
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
,
_
Foreign corporate
335,428,900
Total
$372,206,900
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
IOR
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
2
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Boston Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Low
,
117%
25
Boston Edison
153
3,254
Apr
1511A
Feh
28 %
272
43%
290
118%
338
116%
46%
1,384
45%
Jan
47%
Feb
7%
99
7%
Jan
7%
Feb
27%
42%
'
■
100
Albany RR
High
7%
50
Anaconda Copper
High
General
46 VB
•
American Woolen
Boston &
>
Range Since Jan. 1
46%
117
25
.
Apr
42% May
Jan
37
Jan
56,
Jan
120
100
26%
75
7%
200
96% 100%
—
26%
7%
Personal Prop Trust
Boston
281
24% Apr
28
Mar
Service
Cities
—
.
yjr
7%
Apr
10
Jan
96% May
113%
Oil
•
Common
Oil
13%
—
13%
145
13%
Apr
15%
Jan
46
46
22
22%
36%
36%
36 7 8
148
57%
56%
58%
1,340
30%
31%
167
30%
35%
36 %
80
70%
73%
378
13%
13%
28
13%
Apr
18
18
50
16%
Jan
43%
44%
120
41%
Feb
48%
100
Stores
National
First
General Electric —i
Safety Razor Co
Island Creek Coal Co___
1
new
Copper
__
•
Chemical
—
'25
Loew's Boston Theatre
Mathieson
—
50c
' '
18
•
Corp
—
-a.
100
Maine Central RR common•
—
*
Gillette
Kennecott
■
96
46
Apr
53%
Jan
20%
Jan
23
Apr
34% Mar
40 %
Feb
60%
Jan
Jan
33% Mar
Standard
Apr
39%
Feb
Studebaker
70% May
91%
~
Jan
Jan
,
Apr
Co
Oil
S
—
(Ohio)
Narragansett Racing Ass'n
8
18%
300
10%
17%
1
Nash-Kelvinator
12%
20
478
17% May
Jan
13
Jan
Apr
15% Mar
17:1/2< Apr
26%
147
25%
Apr
34%
33%
50
33
Jan
34% Mar
56
53
54%
Jan
60
Feb
Jan
4%
10
4%
Apr
4%
Jan
9%
25
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
59%
25
59% May
68%
Jan
26
275
24
Feb
28%
Apr
25%
26%
130
25%
Apr
32%
Jan
Feb
56
Jan
75
51
42%
43%
60
42 % Mar
36%
36%
36%
65
34%
Jan
40%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
440
12%
Jan
14
Apr
26
Mar
53 %
52%
——
47% Mar
24%
24%
10
22%
Jan
73%
73%
72
73%
Apr
85%
41%
41%
62
41 % May
47 %
Jan
38%
38 %
50
32%
Feb
38%
Apr
43%
Jan
.41%
—
44%
—10
—
202
135
57%
Apr
Apr
48'%
57%
37%
38%
185
37%
Apr
42%
Jan
37
12.50
—,
45
57%
37
37
20
35 %
Apr
39%
.Tan
42%
42%
25
42%
Apr
44 >4
Jan
'
—
*
Woolworth
Jan
38%
*
*
Bearing..
Steel
Westinghouse
I2V4
32%
"
new
—
Roller
80
25
10
1
;
(N J)
carbide
Union
U
16%
Jan
5
Brands
Standard
Timken
3614
Jan
25
'
26
Jan
15%
20
35%
Southern
Oil
Apr
32%
30
59'%
Jan
54%
750
55%
9%
*
Standard
•
•
Eastern
60%
Feb
50
*
15
Vacuum
Soeony
55% Mar
249
4%
9%
__1.40
Roebuck
Sears
87
54 %
55%
55%
*
Corp
Sinclair
1st preferred series A
Steamship Lines Inc
6%
Radio
Schenley Industries
Street Ry—
Mass
Airlines
Pan American
Jan
58 %
25%
Jan
Eastern Gas & Fuel AssociatesEastern
8
•--*
—*
—1
*
Ohio Edison
High
41%
37%
33%
26%
*
Distillers
Packard
Pure
5
10
Calumet & Hecla
16%
International Tel & Tel
National
Feb
49
16%
*
—
Low
39'/a
52%
t
53%*
5
y_——
39%
32%
*
yx&x
Harvester
International
Ohio
paid
Stamped $50
Motors
—
Feb
Elevated Railway—
Boston
Electric
General
Range Since Jan. 1
High
56%
5
Stores__r
Dept
Federated
Low
153% 154%
154 >/4
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
__
64 %
Jan
21% Mar
'
National Service
New
North Butte Mining
-50
25
:10
Quincy Mining Co
Folding Machine
Reece
Torrington
Inc
•
Co
-*
United
Machinery common.-—25
-
United
U
Shoe
Rubber
S
When
8%
1
1
5%
12.50
8
90c
20%
Jan
9%
1%
Jan
6%
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Jan
Apr
5% May
35
X
Feb
Feb
8% Mar
130
Apr
17%
295
3%
Jan
13% Mar
111% Mar
60c
606
5%
12c
Jan
Jan
11%
108
2,200
1%
•
Jan
8c
1,060
165
18%
18
Jan
1
17%
13%
320
17%
Jan
20
26
27%
411
23 %
Jan
27%
30%
30%
300
29%
Apr
33%
Members
Apr
Jan
Mar
'
30%
60%
41%
41%
56% Mar
64%
41%
Apr
45%
72% May
86 %
25%
25%
35 %
•••
36%
380
72%
300
Cincinnati Stock
25%
v
Apr
26%
Ford
Apr
35
Apr
40%
Jan
33
Jan
75%
Apr
Detroit Stock
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Low
High
20
Brewing
Sale Price
24%
—______—_—
10
*
Carey
Champion
Paper
Cincinnati
Gas
&
Cincinnati
Street
Cincinnati
Electric
17%
25
Railway
Tel
50
6
Dow
5%
74
-
2%
Eagle Picher
*
*
Art
Gibson
Hobart
16%
;7%
770
16%
Apr
18%
Apr
Apr
24%
210
24
37%
103
37 % May
95
5%
5%
73%
476
74
13%
2%
2%
6%
.
%
95
59
.
5%
73
Apr
28% Mar
40 %
7%
Feb
Jan
76
Mar
13 % Mar
16
Jan
50
2 Vb
Feb
3
Jan
70
6
Jan
7
Mar
3
94
' Mar
100
Jan
20%
224
19% May
25
Electric
Altcs
Brewing
1
American Metal Products
39%
125
39
Apr
50 %
Jan
48%
48%
49%
72
48
Feb
51
Jan
27
27
26%
Jan
27
Feb
19
100
G
&
P
Randall
U S
class
31%
Jan
35
92%
2
91%
Apr
92% May
23%
23%
190
22
Jan
25% Mar
*
62%
62%
1.849
5
common....—
new
46
92%
*>
Little Mining gtd
B
Printing common new
14%
15
25%
27
•
2%
444
Baldwin
Big
Rubber
Markets
Bear
Aluminum
Bohn
1
:
13%
1
&
13%
13
Burroughs
34%
__
2%
__e'
—
36
__
.?
,.4'
Company
6%
__
5
Brass
Briggs Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Budd
_„
2%
14%
__
6%
36
no
150
k'.2% Mar
12% Mar
6%
Consolidated
Continental
32%. 33%
25%
Feb
62 % May
68%
Apr
503
12%
Feb
15%
Apr
123
25
Apr
32
Mar
Paper
17%
17%
17%
235
25%
25%
25%
1,271
Detroit
i
Navigation
Edison
2%
Feb
13%
Apr
14%
Apr
17'
Feb-1'
13%
Jan
24
Jan
2674
Feb
Federal
Jan'
7%
150
7% May
8%
5%
300
5%
Apr
6%
9%
10
23%
2,1.95
8 V'
Jan
10
Apr
Jan
24
Mar
io
23'A
'
23%
5%
7,509
23
5%
250
Apr
Jan
6%
Jan
1874
Feb
1
15%
15
574!
15%
345
15
—10
25%
25%
25%
100
25% May
2774 Mar
29%
Apr
30%■ Feb
3% Feb
1
Products
__
Apr
5
Brewing
29%
29%
29%
365
1
Mogul
Frankenmuth
Jan
Apr
7%
20
_
Detroit Steel Corp common
Steel
8%
5%
5
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Detroit
Apr
1
1
Cleveland
&
Jan
14 VB
35% Mar
•221,
-'""130
Jan
37
1,200
14%
Jan
3
1
Motors
Davidson Bros
Apr /
100
34%
2%
3%
14%
330
•
(
,
Mar
■FKin
10
Adding Machine
3
100
13
13%
2
3%
2%
__
High
Low
3%
3%
—__1
Jan
39
—*
50
Kroger
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
Allen
Detroit
Lunkenheimer
of Prices
Shares
Apr
39%
10
—
Feb
for Week
Jan
18
95
10
Formica Ins
27
Apr
6%
—100
Preferred
Apr
16
13%
•
common
24%
50
24
*
Crosley Motors
33
16
37%
common_8l/a
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard
25
Sales
Range
High
16
Laundry
American
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
/_
Burger
Exchange
Friday
-
s
Exchange
Exchange
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone:
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Stock
DETROIT
Building
Exchange
Week's
Friday
-Midwest
Exchange
Jan
10
64%
36%
Stock
Detroit
Jan
105
New York Curb
New York Stock Exchange
Jan
1,667
77%
.
72%
1,807
42 %
59%
60
"
issued
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Woodley Petroleum Co
100
.
65c
60c
--
,-10
Co
10c
12%
109% 109%
5%
.•
—•
Association
& Webster
Stone
109 J/4
2.50
Rexall Drug Co
Shawmut
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Number, 5113
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16'A
16%
100
16%
Jan
20%
Feb
42
42'/a
200
42
Apr
44
Feb
500
57%
Feb
64%
Jan
33%
Jan
2%
1
Corp___—
Continental
13
100
11%
2
'
Tri
>: 100
24
——5
—
(The)
Trav-ler Radio
34%
Feb
10%
38%
29
31%
5
—.—
——
Detroit
Timken
Mar
100
9%
Co
20%
Feb
32
20%
31
55%
'"£15% Jan
9% Mar
13%
22
*
Jan
Jan
15% Jan
750
15'A
21
25
.
Corp—
1,650
300
—
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Utilities
Texas
23%
(The)
Gulf
4
Apr
200
13%
21%
-25
'
Jan
Mar
3,200
13%
1
——
Apr
-
13% Jan
18%
Feb
Apr
75
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13%
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29
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18%
5
40%
27
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>.
Jan
5 % Mar
Jan
Jan
14%
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13%
14%
4%
13%
15
——-lO.V.v
19% Mar
47%
^
600
54%. 5
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Jan
Feb
40
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Feb
57%
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91%
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36%
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3,700'--' 12% Jan
73%
54
4
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Jan
Feb
34%
500
350
13%
70%
13%
Jan
15'
17
100
37%
82%
42%
1,200
4%
36%
Jan
32
350
42%
Apr
68
550
17
20%
13% Mar
300
32%
Jan
Jan
80
50
74%
17
32
17
43%
4%
M
Co—
Co
Texas
56%
11
8
71%
,—
78%
Corp
Apr
18%
1
Corp new common
Machine Tool——
Oil
50
8%
900
Jan
16%
2,100
Jan
43
52%
^—5
*
(Un)_„
Jan
39%
53%
Sundstrand
Sunray
6%
Apr
1
0
*
1
Jan
Jan
32%
16
6
—1
Jan
20%
44
Apr
20%
25
Corp
.
60
21%
9%
9%
21%
18%
26%
*
Indiana
J
11
8% May
200
Container Corp—
Sunbeam
Apr
16
«...
Jan
Jan
16
Oil
Studebaker
Jan
52%
N
Stone
Feb
18%
51
52%
Apr
4%
18%
Sterling Aluminum Products
Corp
Feb
Mar
18%
...
28%
Apr
39%
Stewart-Warner
Feb
17
12%
Oil
Standard
Jan
of
Standard
Jan
Oil
Standard
22% Mar
13 V.
18%
35
Jan
2%
18'A
*
California
Oil
Standard
Apr
40%
.
Apr
23%
26%
26%
4
•.it-;
34%
31
25%
100
26
25
39%
Jan
1,100
2,900
4
26%
26%
Spiegel Inc warrants
Standard
May
*
,
Co
Apr
29%
10%
29%
Jan
Mar
15%
of
(Un)
Apr
29
38%
Inc
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
15%
59%; Jan
41 %
8%
Jan
15
20 V*
17% Mar
1,300
2.50
Co
Clothes
8%
9%
5
50c
Corp.—
7 % May
Apr
12%
Socnny Vacuum Oil (Un)__——-15
South Bend Lathe Works
5
Brand
4%
1,600
9%
*
1
common
Apr
51%
Society
500
50
—
15%
29%
Apr
1,000
1
common
15%
33%
Apr
100
5
common-.
Brick
Press
25
39"%
10
15%
7%
22%
3
Htbbard Spencer Bartlett
34% Mar
18%
12%
22%
10
Werner Corp
200
;
12%
Feb
7
2%
30%
B
Apr
37
36
10
•/>•■
% Mar
9
7%
8
class
Corp
Mar
20
Mar
16
200
33%
...
15 %
—100
Signode Steel Strapping
53
35%
He in
—
15
12%
2%
8%
Heileman
11% Mar
Co
14
56%
1
21%
Jan
class B common—
Corp
Oil
100
43%
i
Co
Jan
10%
3
*
1
—1
—
300
7%
5
Instrument
19%
2,600
;
Co
Investment
14%
7%
—
~2%
25
Corp
(W
3,400
11%
—
Louis, common
conv
preferred
Texas
Hall
21%
11
Co
12%
12
3
17
21
5
Co
&
12%
2
Brewery
17
21
11
10
Schwitzer-Cummins
Apr
May
16%
82%
43
*
(Un)
Griesedieck Western
Gulf Oil
class A
Jan
5
Co_————10
(Un)
1.40
14%
*
Dock—
&
Jan
17%
Stockyards——*
Sangamo
Jan
135
*
-----
Dredge
Cooperage
21%
—
Regis Paper Co_.
Feb
9%
7% May
700
Apr
60'A
(Un)^--tk¥_.
Drug
7%
Feb
21% Mar
Apr
Jan
——.——42
Richman Bros Co
Feb
16%
*
Co
7%
18
4,100
15%
St Louis Public Service A com
8%
80
*
(W H)
20
18
Jan
May
9%
7% Jan
18%
—
St Louis National
1,050
5%
81%
Go^sard
24
—50
33%c
2.50
common—12 %
Jan
32%
11
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co__4
66%
Jan
v', 18%
(Un)—1
2
Jan
,
9%
10
97/a
•
Refrigerator Co
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Apr
23%
Jan
11
10
1
*
Gibson
59%
100
650
8%
800
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—
Jan
35%
*
—5
20
900
24
8%
300
Remington Rand
X35%
♦
Advertising
60
24
19%
Manufacturing Co
800
33%
5
59%-
(Un)
20%
30%
°
Corp
Outdoor
General
(Un)
Crop
59%
24
8%
15%
Quaker Oats Co
:
Radio Corp of America (Un)
RKO Pictures Corp (Un)
Mar
32%
1
Corp
Jan
4%
A
Co———
26%
15
5
Ine
General
35
Co common.
Service £o of Indiana com—*
19%
15%
lo
Mar
18%
Car
26%
19%
5
Inc
34
—8
Corp
Steel
Oil Co
Pure
Jan
5
Fopr-Wheel Drive Auto
50
——1
—*
(Un)_.
Co
Sinclair Oil
Flour
39
Jan
22%
•
15
Phonograph
&
39
15%
Corp—
Pressed
Jan
75%
10-
(Un)
39
-*
Phillips Petroleum Co
Potter Co (The)——
Mar
59
22%
5
Eddy Paper Corp
Jan
10
(Minn)
Dodge Corp new
Pullman
5
26%
—10
com—5
(Un),
RR
Circle
Perfect
Phelps
21%
116% 116%
5
(Un)
Feb
Apr
2
Pepsi-Cola
Apr
20'/a
(Alan B)—
10c
•
(EI)
37%
25
7%
19
B
Pennsylvania
15% May
57
1
34% Jan
50
15%-
—
class
Pen
Jan
200
25%
Motor Car
Parker
1,200
14
Jan
600
35%
1
(Un)
American World Airways
17%
500
4
27%
1
——1
Inc
Edison Co
Ohio
Feb
12%
Jan
2
9%
12%
Jan
33%
Jan
*
Bancorporation
Northwest
50
12
6%
25%
-L-
Amer
Power
50
■
Jan
40% Mar
35%
——5
1
Mfg—
&
York Central RR (Uni
17
27%
—25
Corp
Tile
National
New
Oak Mfg Co———
10
Mont Laboratories
(Un)
Corp
13%
13%
6%
6
Apr
-
54
'
27
5% Mar
•
36%
36%
pfd
Aviation (Un)
Amercan Car Corp
5
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Feb
36% May
500
Feb
7%
!
North
Corp
24%
350
Jan
St
Dodge
600
38
Jan
Jan
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)
25%
13
1%
100
Corp
Mar
23
47
*
Jan
45
1
prior
$1
Inc
Jan
—,
92
Apr
Apr
Hart
&
44
*■
25
May
42%
4
Utilities—
South
Miller
100
(Un)
67
100
25
—
*
Co
45
Inc
250
42%
Jan
Cement
Jan
0
1
69%
42%
*
Co—J.
&
Mar
Co—
67
8%
Field
Portland
Metropolitan
13%
*
Jan
12% Mar
5%
20%
20%
20%
40
16%
Jan
Apr
300
350
50
16%
Feb
-
8%
19
19
1,300
40
15%
40
Apr
8%
Feb
15
17% Mar
Jan '
7%
12%
■
J»a
4
Apr
38
22%
9
.
16
19
*
70
13
50
600
7%
8%
10
17%
Jan
12%
Jan
200
*4.17 .'•
12%
Feb
8%. Jan
18
25
16
39%.
7%
Co
18
1
(Un)
OH
Lion
Jan
*»■'
15% Apr
39%
—1
Lindsay Light & Chemical common—*
Feb
17%
8% Mar
200
16
Lincoln
Apr
—
1,800
21%
46%
14%
8%
15%
Jan
16%
JanF
12%
12%
Apr
1%
700
13
8%
15%-
15
Jan
5%
22%
5%
13
200
—4-7
McNeil & Libby.—-—
Printing Co common—
Libby
15%
15%-
*
15%
common
Motors
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
4%. Jan
,49%
3% May-;
650
4
»
12%
preferred
Co__—
8%
preferred
$2.50
61%
Inc
Power
Apr
*
17%
5
25
Inc—*
1
preferred
Apr
42%
10
Minneapolis Brewing Co
1
Mississippi River Fuel
lo
Missouri Portland Cement
25
Monroe Chemical Co $3.50 preference. •
Montgomery Ward & Co..
——*
Muskegon Motor Special conv cl A—*
Muter Company
—————50c
Jan
7
7%
10
convertible
-4
Leath & Co common
100
Commonwealth Edison common
$1.32
4%
100
Jan
10%
48%
*
Systoin
200
91%
Middle
1%
25
Gas
4%
43%
3%
10
100
Co
Co
4%
43%
15%
.
15%
preference
Products
(Un)
(The)
70% May
Jan
36%
Foods
Clinton
300
3%
& Sessions Co
68%
Ry common
Coleman
Mar
72%.
Jan
36%
Ilium
Jan
23
70%
2
b00
*
1
*
1
Elec
11
May
8%
1,300
1%
5
Cleveland
Apr
20
74%
7%
Co
4_
29% Mar
8
750
Brick Inc
Mickelberry's Food Products
Corp
preferred
Jan
450
Marshall
81%
18
Gas Co
Lam son
15%
Corp
4%%
100
9%
Medusa
16%
Iron
27
28%
21'A
Apr
16%
Cliffs
Jan
82%
16%
Cities Service
38%
12%
200
Cleveland
Jan
••;
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chrysler
Apr
23% Mar
1,000
conv
27%
25 % May
2%
Co
200
Mar
10% May
36%
Towel
Jan
41%
10%
5%
Feb
55%
Apr
(Un)_
Laclede
68%
Central 111 Secur Corp common
Chicago
Jan
27%
■,
17 V* May
1%
7%
12.50
15
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Chicago Corp common
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul &
25%
25% May
7
—-----1*
Cherry Burrell Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
May
200
2%
Certain-teed
1,400
1,400
35%
West
22%
%
100
81%
1%
Apr
157%
Apr
•
2%
Light
16%
-
May
42
35%
36%
conv
153%
600
25
South
Pacific
'
600
36%
50c
Illinois
6
9
5
45
——
Apr
20
33%c
Laclede-Christy Co
Apr
43%
(Un)
&
Jan
21%
Co
Inc..
Kropp Forge Co
Hoppers
1-5
common---
Pacific
16-%
Jan
15% Mar
1,500
Brewing Corp
Canadian
Centlivre
12% May
36
—15
Burton-Dixie Corp
$1.50
20
42
—-6
Burroughs Adding Machine
5
22
28%
20
*
0
10
Knapp Monarch-Co-
.10
Inc
Budd Company——4————
Central
200
Jan
36%
„5
Corp
(George W) Corp—
Corp
_j——
Brach & Sons (E J)——
Central
600
20%
Jan
r
34
40
Borg-Warner
Brothers
Apr
12%
9
Apr
<16
—13
Borg
Butler
2%
28%
153% 154
154
Consol Mining Co (Un>—IP
Brewing Corp
1
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)-1
Binks Manufacturing
Co
—
Co
200
650
15%
15%
Berghoff
Brown Shoe
2%
29%
12%
Co
Fisheries
V
20%
12%
Benguet
Booth
,
2%
Co.——————;—10
Mfg
Belden
,
29%
—•
1
1
——3
Corp—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
50
Jan
*
American Tel & Tel Co__
100
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)„
50
Armco Steel Co (Un)
—10
Armour & Co (111) common——
5
Arwin
Industries
2.50
Ash'and Oil & Refin new com w i
1
Atchison Topkea & Santa Fe com__50
Athey Products Corp
—4
Automatic Washer Co
3
Avco
29% Apr
16%
25%
(Un)
Stand San
Had &
American
Jan
.50c
(HI)
Co
16%
7%
-v—
(Un)———„
Airlines
Jan
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp
High
-
5%
22
22%
*
—1
•
Katz Drug Co—
Jan
1
Alleghany Corp (Un)_.————
Allied Laboratories
American
Jan
30
Apr
—5
— —
American
64%
25% May
26
5
Castings——
Mfg-
53
400
——''
Equip
Gas
Akron Brass
300
15%
—1
& Roller Bearing
Ball
Aetna
Kansas'Ctiy Power & Light—
53%
26%
16%
Mfg Co
——
Aluminum
Advanced
High
25%
55
-10
Low
5
—
1
& Chemical
Alum
Kaiser
High
Low
53
—5
—
——-
D)
(J
Admiral Corp
Bud Shite Imm. 1
Kaage Since Jan. 1
High
27%
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe—*
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
10
for Week
Par
Laboratories
Acme Steel
Low
Johnson
•ala Price
Abbott
STOCKS
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
:
JV
round-lot transactions only.
A compilation of the
1
Monday, May 5, 1952
.
MAY 2
Friday
Iaa
.
EXCHANGES
WEEK ENDED
Midwest Stock Exchange
*
.
(1890)
common
50
Apr
—
*
Illinois Brick Co____
Independent
Indiana
10
Pneumatic
I_0
Tool—
Steel
10
550
10
Feb
11%
19%
Jan
Apr
163/4
Jan
Co
18%
1,050
12
12
12 3/8
550
12
*
34%
34%
34%
700
34% May
37% Mar
18%
18%
57%
58%
.10
Apr
Feb
18
l
Steel Products Co
Indianapolis Power & Light
Inland
10
10
25 %
25 Va
100
25 %
Apr
5%
5 Va
200
4"%
Jan
17
17%
400
17
May
21
Jan
27
27
100
27
Apr
27
Apr
37%
38 3/4
2,900
37% May
42%
Jan
11%
11%
200
11%
Apr
13% Mar
35%
36%
2,000
35%
Feb
40%
Jan
26%
26%
100
26%
Apr
29 Va
Jan
11%
11%
150
11% Mar
13
Jan
71%
35
-1
5%
*
17%
1
U
—5
S
«
44%
44
44%
300
44
May
51
Jan
*H-
32%
32%
33%
300
32% Mar
37
Jan
*
32%
31%
33
1,700
31% May
36%
Jan
5
33%
33%
34%
300
33%
41
Jan
40%
41%
300
40% May
47%
Jan
White
43
43%
300
43
50 %
Feb
Wieboldt
t*
38%
'
Interlake Steamship
International
Co
Harvester
Chemical
International
Mineral
International
Nickel
Co
International
Paper
(Un)
International
Shoe
International
Tel
Interstate
Power
*
7.50
Co
&
(Un)
37%
Z„*
16%
3 50
Tel
Elec
(Un)____
Light (Un)
For footnotes
43%
•
9%
Co
Iowa Illinois Gas &
Iowa Power &
&
see
page 41.
.
5% Mar
17
200
1,700
37
Apr
38%
Jan
15%
Feb
17%
Apr
$4.25
.1
Co
Stores
Inc
preferred
common..
23%
»
c
4
70
70
9
-1
70
May
300
9
8%
Feb
73% Mar
10%
Jan
12%
9%
200
8%
Jan
25%
1.100
253/4
Jan
27%
Feb
#
23%
23%
300
23
Apr
25%
Jan
..5
9%
36%
1%
Motor
26
lo
10
37%
16%
Apr
May
#
9% Mar
12%
13
550
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
72%
72%
72%
800
71%
Jan
74%
Jan
45
45
100
45
Apr
50%
Jan
.
Volume 175
Number'5113
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
3.
(1891)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
2
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
American Stores
American
Tel
——_
&
*
_—_
Tel
Corporation
City Elec Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Budd
Secur Corp
Curtis
6%
795
1,270
21%
Jan
•24%
5o
9%
Feb
11J/8
3 ye
Apr
3%
Jan
General
10%
63'/a
63 J/2
20
63 J/2
common.^
13%
com
Celanese
Jan
Central
Apr
09%
Jan
Chesapeake
75%
650
Feb
14 J/2
68
Feb
45
6
Feb
51
Apr
Chi
22%
Apr
25 y2
216
40"%
Feb
43% Mar
Colorado
10
54%
73 y2
Columbia
52%
54%
2,740
49%
Feb
55 J/4 Mar
16%
16%
40
16'/c
Apr
17%
Apr
8'A
Apr
9'A
Feb
•17%
Apr
14%
Jan
8'%
16%
n
8%
462
16%
17'A
161
14%
93%
11%
350
9 J/2
Feb
Apr
1
13%
13%
13%
536
•
28%
28%
28%
2,181
18%
17%
18%
6,042
17%
_10
51%
51%
52%
988
51%
A May
___
El
•
preference
29%
7
3
Clorox
Jan
Feb
Class
Columbia
common
Commercial
Apr
•
Apr
Apr
30%
Jan
common
•
Corp
>V
50%
Preferred
4s
1875
1975
9%
Apr
26% Mar
25%
Feb
28'% Mar
Dommguez Oil Fields
28% Mar
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140
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37
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44
11'%
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23%
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—
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1
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Feb
91%
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1
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Feb
18
72% May
41
1
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16'% Mar
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Feb
Apr
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Jan
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Feb
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__
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•
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—
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100
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354
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Burroughs Adding Machine
Byron Jack^n Co
64
51
43
•
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__
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Jan
Jan
54'%
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17'%
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3
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76'%
49
105%
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•
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64
9%
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12%
Feb
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72 % Mar
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27'%
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48'%
1
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Feb
105%
~~
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Apr
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20
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100
112
*
common
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221
3
120
0
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49
10
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60%
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Armco Steel Corp
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3
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•
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of Prices
Low
~~
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Apr
194
16
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Aluminium Limited
Jan
12
135
48%
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72
34%
Feb
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5
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10
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•
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Last
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Exchange
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Sale Price
Alaska
Apr
7% May
-
43
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36%
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65
250
Jan
Jan
34'% Mar
101'% 101'%
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__
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Feb
Jan
171%
__
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Johns-Manville
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Reduction
67
7%
34'%
9%
34
Feb
Jan
23%
__
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Mar
33'%
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32%
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5
Apr
28
210
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12.50
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60
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1
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81% Apr
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Lockheed Aircraft
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38'% Mar
Feb
•
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2'%
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Apr
15%
9
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47'%
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2%
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Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
35%
31
18
2'%
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Apr
5
36'%
287
425
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Co
class
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191
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39'%
50
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100
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Jan
23
Jan
■
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•
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2%
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33%
1
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Apr
21%
Apr
425
(Un)
—
37'%
20% Mar
16%
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193
Feb
60
29'%
26
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18
10
common
4%
10
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182
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76% Mar
81%
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33'%
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48%
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33'%
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69
22%
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Paint
25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
39%
300
18
5
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400
22%
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Kleiser
2'%
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23% Mai
81%
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34'%
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Jan
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8'%
•
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Jan
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35'%
65
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10%
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1
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Apr
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•
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15
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17'%
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21
10
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1
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16%
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66
34%
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Feb
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Eastman
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Fort
Co
Labs
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__
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Duquesne Brewing
Equitable Gas Co
1.35
9
17'%
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General Motors Corp common
Sales
Range
Low
•
3,400
5
Chemical
General
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Arkansas
1.55
a31'%a31%
1
common
General Electric Co
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Par
Feb
48%
35%
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common
Giorgio Fruit Corp "A"
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51%
Apr
Jan
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49%
__
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39
__
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Jan
84
__
Apr
47'%
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Elec Bond & Share Co
Transit
series
Zellerbach
24
BONDS
5s
'%
230
a34'%a35%
__
•
Aircraft
America
26%
40'A
32
a35%
•
(Un>
Gas Co
Vultee
of
91o
__
13%
2,748
a97% al02%
25
Y
681
84
1
Improvement
N
26
__
•
of
30
26%
__
•
Co
(Un)
class
25'%
27%
y2
34
*
.
27% May
a72a75'%
*
<Un)
Jna
al9 a20%
A__2'%
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Dow
Sharp & Dohme Inc
Edison
Crown
Feb
8
cl
(Un)
Apr
35i%
a20 a2l%
♦
System
Jan
8
Apr
1.50
__5
Feb
Feb
Jan
40
a75
Coppermines
Consolidated
43%
7
6
50
41%
*
Consolidated
4%
27% May
'% May
351%
alOl
A
Creameries
28%
195
a21%
25
Edison
Ind
Jan
3.079
25%
3'%
Solvents
Chem
Apr
1,050
33%
1%
1.55
10
Packers
Commonwealth
Jan
2,J 36
831
496
Gas
1st
red
&
series
A
\
.
—
(Un)—.—__—_10
Electric
preferred
common
2fi
—
25
—
__
—
'fir
May
29
Apr
7
351/3
Apr
Feb
7c
50
—„•
Iron
28 J/4
25%
_50
River
A
7%
(Un)
50'%
Apr
6%
25
Co
System
20 J/4
5'A
com
4%
39
2ya
Gas
67'A
29%
25'%
High
Feb
25%
1
(Unt
B
Columbia
Feb
Jan
432
25%
3%
47'% Mar
3514
100
&
Apr
38%
6c
•
Co
Ry
Broadcast
Consol
7
Vs
Fuel
Consol Natural
58
100
10
(Un)
Chemical
14'A
4%
__
•
40%
common
_
29% Mar
7,677
Co
RR
Co
13J/a Mar
29J/4
__
20
Gas common
&
40%
*
common
preferred
7
{)<
_
•
7c
7
__
12.50
(Un)
26%
Feb
7c
25%
2
(Un)
3
7c
25
America
Mining
Paul
Service
248
50
Co
Cities
42%
8J/4
Ltd
(Un)
1,000
a47
Apr
Consol
._
Gas
St
72%
1
Reading Co
Baltimore
Mil
23%
70% Mar
Co
Chrysler Corp
57% Mar
76 % Mar
8 J/2
*
Low
4
347
__
__
Apr
100
8%
(Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4
-
5
com
Ohio
&
Low
4
__
ol
Eureka
72'%
•
;
Corp
Paper
Corp
Apr
13 J/4
new
Rights--—
Caterpillar Tractor
3% Mar
23%
5
Transportation
United
Ry
41%
0
—.
United
Oil
Pacific
14
51
7%
23%
10
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Rights
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Philadelphia Electric common
Sun Oil
143
common
& Co
(J I)
__
10
Corp
Pennsylvania Power 81 Light
Service
73%
•
Co
Pennsylvania RR
Scott
14%
Trading
Atlantic
17% Mar
51
__
*
L)
Participating
75%
*
Corp
(Glenn
div.
13%
__
Shares
.*
-
Packing Corp
Preferred
Motors
$1.40
316
68
Brothers
Public
56
2%
11
25
Deposit
Philco
3 J/4
2 J/2
10%
Pennroad
Phila
3 J/s
•
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh
Valley RR
Martin
3'/4
Jan
Co
Canadian
Jan
2
75c
10%
15%
Pacific
Canadian
Jan
10
for Week
1
Case
Apr
10 J/4
*
Publishing Co
Gimbel
Feb
16%
24%
partic pld__50
Prior preferred
Delaware Power & Light
Eiectric Storagp Batrerv
&
157%
16 %
24%
Ink
California
Jan
I6J/4
i__13
Corp
Fidelity
36%
Apr
153
Calif
High
Apr
24%
Company
Chrysler
2,341
33%
*
Baltimore Transit Co common..
5%
1st preferred
Bankers
153% 154 J/4
154%
159
Sugar
California
10
Corp
Corp
Securities
Low
35%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Calamba
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35%
100
Arundel
Atlantic
Baldwin
Low
Week's
Last
for Week
Sale Price
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
.
Apr
26 /a
26
.0
1,774
25%
Jan
26% Mar
26%
26%
154
25%
Jan
27
ADr
,
/
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1892)
.
.
.
Monday, May 5, 1952
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
"V
*
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range 1
Sale Price
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
2
Friday
Sales
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
:
Par
Pacific
Lighting Corp common
1st
common...
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
Western
Packard
Tel
&
Co
Pan American World
Paramount
101%
Apr
Preferred
13
300
9%
Jan
14%
Apr
18
16
786
23
a23
20
108% 109%
1,060
15
Jan
16% Mar
22%
Jan
24%
23%
24%
400
20%
Jan
Co
a4
a4%
72
4%
Apr
4%
Jan
Sperry
.2.50
9%
10
765
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
Spiegel Inc common
.1
26%
26%
254
26%
Jan
29% Mar
109
4
108% May
Pepsi
Cola
(Un)
50
(Un)
Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman
Inc
Co
Oil
Co
Southern
26% Mar
Pacific
Corp
Apr
Standard
Apr
36%
Apr
Studebaker
30%
Apr
30%
21%
170
Feb
Feb
31
Corp of America
(Un)_
Apr
Feb
Super Mold Corp
42%
Jan
Sylvania
Apr
155
40% Mar
150
61 %
25%
Preferred
88%
88%
25%
Texas
68% Mar
Jan
307
25
28%
Jan
Jan
84
37
24%
a36% a36%
25
23%
916
26%
28 %
36
Union
Carbide
Union
Apr
Mar
Oil Co
40 %
420
3f-%
Apr
43%
Jan
United
Aircraft
33%
a^4
47
32%
Jan
35 % Mar
United
Air
X
27%
28%
1,471
27%
Apr
33
Jan
United
Can &
Richfield Oil Corp—————_-*
Pictures Corp (Un)
1
54
Feb
61%
Apr
a4%
Apr
4%
Jan
Reynolds
Rheem
Tobacco
*
(Un>
class
(Uni—10
B
Manufacturing
Co
_
a33%
a
Roos
Bros
'
a
32%
1
445
60 \
59%
RKO
3%
30
4 Ve
Feb
32
100
32%
&
W
Foods
Fine
Inc
10
Safeway Stores Inc—
St
Joseph
8%
(Un)
30%
Santa
Cruz
34
Corp
21%
a41 a41%
Jan
Sears
Roebuck &
Shell
Oil
Jan
Victor
Jan
49
Apr
Warner
21% May
Jan
a52% a53 %
163
50% Mar
56 Vs
450
66%
Feb
83
Mar
Mar
107
Mar
91
3
3
43
43
215
35%
36%
584
36%
IS
15c
Apr
88
200
*
9c
150
5
91
175
54%
2,914
a81
160
77%
Jan
■
■
a73% a75%
Apr
Jan
23
Jan
25 %
Feb
50%
Feb
57%
Apr
79% Mar
240
75
Feb
88
Jan
555
32"%
Feb
38
Apr
21%
21 %
Jan
23%
20%
100
24
May
24
May
13% May
14
Apr
f
*
6.J
•
a55% a55%
a44%
*
388
25%
a58 %
common„25
a—
20
a43% a44%
—
10
43
(Un)
24%
25%
Jan
a__
53%
Feb
4914 Mar
21%
8,142
Feb
43
Jan
27% Mar
a57% a58%
Feb
63%
100
28'%
245
28%
25
_
1.867
25
425
25
9%
1,307
25
2%
a
(Un)—•
5
a
5
Jan
60
23 Va
Jan
44% Mar
26%
May
Feb
Apr
33%
Jan
May
33%
Jan
10
Apr
8%- Feb
10
-
.
4%
Jan
30
al7 al7%
;
Feb
36
24%
Jan
27
Mar
161
a25% a25%
V
(Un)
18 Va
Apr
21
Jan
5% Mar
37% May
41%
Jan
189
71%
Jan
90
Apr
9
200
8%
Jan
al3% al33a
132
37%
—10
38%
1,525
80
81
8%
•
Oil
57%
43
23 Va
28 %
—f
10
common
447
40 %
23%
9%
12%
5
3
Jan
Pictures
Petroleum
Western
(Un)
9
Westinghouse
47
Jan
Woo worth
35
Jan
40%
Jan
Yellow
276
68c
5%
1,450
a36% a36%
95
.a—
11
11%
635
9%
404
87/a
384
35%
11
May
Mar
78c
Feb
8% Mar
a__
'■■■.
8%
11
Jan
276
Feb
4%
Jan
15
.
Feb
63c
500
5
Apr
256%
16
68c
1
(Un)
272
14
:
9%
.
___
May
15%
Jan
Apr
'
10%
Jan
Stores common
25c
Elec Corp
(Un)—12%
Dept
Jan
(Un)
common
a36%
a35 % a36%
1
10
a8%
50
87/a
Feb
10%
Jan
a42%
a42% a43%
264
42%
Jan
43%
Jan
5%
]00
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
Willys-Overland Motors
3% Mar
Apr
.
1
Co
Fargo Bank & U T
Preferred
42%
'
38
496
Lines Inc
53%
91
24%
53%
37%
Western Air
49% May
5
24%
a36%
310
<Un)—.
Corp (Un)
Socony-Vacuum Oil (Un)
10 %
13% Mar
VVlv
1
49%
Oil
Feb
75%
Sugar
49%
72
a
West Indies
Westates
Apr
72
9Va
276
Feb
28%
72
85
a9
5%
54
Apr
a52%
33% Mar
a78%
1
Wells
52% Mar
25%
•
75
Apr
a9
78%
(Un)
Jan
60
15
Jan
Jan
32%
54
a
5
100
1
265
.
12%
61%
240
(Un)__
Del
Corp
Bros
52%
9c
690
475
255
Jan
21%
of
Equipment
•
King Coalition
Sinclair
5,000
Jan
32%
25%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Silver
10c
11%
Feb
25%
Co
Co
330
10c
52%
:
13%
73 %
24%
*
2
Consolidated
Universal
49
35
21%
Steel
8
52%
P10
(Un)__50
Cement
13%
a31% a32%
a9
1
10
United Paramount Theatres com(Un)-l
1.40
Portland
Schenley Industries
Scot(; Paper Co
Jan
Mar
24
Glass Co
Gas Corp
8% May
1,139
21%
5*
Lead
St
20
13%
Inc
United
30
1,109
30%
1Q.
Regis Paper Co
San
Mauricio
Mining
3%
30%
5
32 % Mar
Apr
71%
25
Corp
Line
United
U
S
Jan
15
-
24
Oil
Carbon
&
39%
Republic Steel Corp
30%
685
13%
Products.—
of California
18 % May
18%
40
16%
24
Union Sugar common
18% May
5
32%
13%
Corp
218
Inc__
30%
21%
fan;
Associated
18%
Rand
Apr
% May
88
24% May
34%
Jan
Electric
Transamerica
Apr
common
new
ComDany
Water
18%
Remington
29
—1
Superior Portland Cement com
37
25%
19G
High
<Un)__*
5
——
58%
25%
Railway Elec & Realty Co Ltd pfd—100
Rayonier Incorp new common—
1
Corp—
49% Mar
61%
Apr
29
15
13%
—1
(Un)
30
61%
•
Oil
Sunray
May
N
Corp
579
Tide
Radio
of
Jan
25%
Low
Apr
8%
Oil
36%
Jan
23
a32%
-—25
J—_————15
211
a41% a42%
42%
a
10 %
36%
35
Vhiiioxum——
qi
Apr
23%
32%
(Indiana)
Co
30
30
*
Jan
Oil
a51% a53%
a53 %
_*
t.—
20
Feb
Co
Oil
Sandard
34
380
16%
(Un)———*
Standard Brands Inc
240
31
29%
31
17%
275
:' V
28% a29%'
*
(Un)__
(Un)
a
.
10
a33% a35 %
a33%
*
833
18%
10
33%
Phelps Dodge Corp new com (Un)-12.50
Philco Corp
___•
5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
P100
Pure
18
—.—i
Soutnern
112% Mar
•;
1,270
24%
■■
—
1
-———2
-100
Petroleum
California
Southern
Feb
34%
24%
■
High
34%
■
24%
4.32%
2
-6
-1
a
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
'
Conv
Standard
Pennsylvania RR Co
Shares
preferred 4.48%
25
Preferred series A _———__25
(Un)_,
Airways (Un)
Corp (Un)
Pictures
Jan
Jan
16
Corp—r
ocmmon
for Week
(Un)—*
52%
97%
a23
——
common
Oil
Motor
Edison Co com
Calif
Southern
49% May
120
13
Sales
Range
of Prices
''A: Par
705
—
preferred —_L
'A'V V;'VL '■
High
'''
Service
Public
:Low
50%
49%
—
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
High
101% 101%
—
.
*
S4.50 dividend——
X)
Low
•
-
*
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
(F
W)
Cab Co
(Un)
(Un)
——
<18%
•'
1
common
'
53a
Feb.
40%
'
Jan
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
2
Exchange
34 "o
14%
*
14%
14%
& Smeiting new com—*
«
Textile
32 Va
32
Canadian
Vickers
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Cockshutt
Farm
Abitibi
Power
&
Paper
Low
•
common
14%
'
$1.50
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common
Class
A
20
5%' preferred
Aluminum
Amal
;
—
4%%
Can
4%
(J
125
23
Mar
150
13
Jan
11%
Apr
13%
a24
Ltd
class
$1.75
75
22
22
20
12
21
Mar
Davis
Leather
Jan
Distillers Seagrams
Feb
Dome
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
16% Mar
Dominion
Coal
86
27
Feb
12
May
24
>:
Jan
Dominion
T/o
43%
635
41
Apr
53%
Jan
25%
150
25
Apr
31 %
Jan
Dominion
Red
Tar
Dominion Textile
Donohue
al4
21
88%
14
Feb
14%
Feb
25%
Apr
East
88 %
Apr
91
Jan
Eddy
8 Va
Jan
Electrolux
33%
Jan
Famous
7%
Feb
Foundation Co of Canada
Jan
Fraser
30%
30%
31
770
30
6 V8
6 Va
510
-
32%
720
7%
7%
225
31
32%
250
7.40
7.40
300
%
6 Va May
Apr
6
-
32
Jan
Apr
7%
'
34%
7.00
Apr
9%
Jan
Apr
31
35%
8.35
Feb
class
Players
Ltd
cl
Ltd
Co's
4%%
new
Gatineau Power
Apr
79
Jan
General
Dynamics
695
25%
Apr
27% Mar
General
Steel
19% a20%
310
19
Jan
21 %
Apr
Goodyear
89%
Gypsum
•
Ltd
■___
Foundry
Celanese
a99
10
Feb
89%
Feb
57
252
52% Mar
62%
Jan
51
44 % Mar
50
Jan
Howard
89
25
86
Jan
90
Apr
16%
533
16%
Apr
20
Jan
Hudson
15
35
Apr
42
Jan
Husky
30% May
30%
common-
*
—
39
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~~
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22
Bay
Oil
&
on
all
Canadian Stock
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate ivhich has a
'**;
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
90
Feb
Imperial
Oil
12%
Apr
15%
Jan
Imperial
Tobacco
113
15%
Apr
17%
Jan
38%
39
1,570
34
38
Apr
49%
Jan
10
32
Feb
35%
Jan
60
500
60
Apr
70
Jan
22 a22%
60
22
Mar
26
Ltd
Jan
53 V
-
Feb
1,008
50
Apr
66%
Jan
28%
10
28
Apr
30
Jan
167/»
3,452
16% Mar
'.v 19
Vail
50
10 % Mar
12
Jan
38
38 Va
1,185
38
Apr
45
Jan
19%
20
525
19
Apr
20%
Feb
% Jan.
10 Ve
Apr
13 "a
Jan
15%
Apr
18%
Jan'
a9%
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75
7%
Jan
10 %
Apr
22%
22 %
200
22%
Apr
25%
280
14%
Jan
16%
14%
14%
Jan
Apr
Mar
17
16%
17
1,180
16 % May
18
*
13
13
13%
1.280
13
15% Mar
15%
Apr
15
16
1,871
15
Apr
100
100
35
100
Mar
I7V2
17%
17%
660
3.60
3.60
800
3.45
Apr
4.00
30
29%
30%
941
25%
Jan
31%
15 V2
15%
15%
270
15
Jan
17%
Jan
48%
48%
50
47
Feb
48%
Apr
31%
30%
31 %
995
29
Feb
32%
Apr
13%
13%
475
19
■»
187/a
19%
1,335
41
41 %
52
9.65
——
■
■
•
16
Apr
102%
—
—
54 %
~
Feb
18% Mar
Jan
Apr
13% May
15%
Jan
Apr
24
Jan
230
40
Apr
44
2,887
52
Apr
64%
10
365
36
10
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5,606
9%
9%
Jan
54%
35%
35%
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corn.
17%
18%
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Canada
a21 a21 %
110
21%
Apr
25%
Jan
21%
22
580
21 %
Apr
31
Jan
26
26%
360
25% Mar
29
(John)
International
6%
Apr
25
Bronze
Paper
113
Feb
8
Jan
Mar
40%
Feb
Apr
11 Va
Jan
Mar
9%
22
2234
Jan
Apr
Petroleum
30 Broad Street
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Public
Labatt
Lake
the
Lewis
Bros
Class
Export
Corp Ltd
Frontenac
May
48%
Jan
4j%
1,310
41 % May
50%
Feo
35
24
Jan
105
57
Apr
72
Feb
830
25
Jan
30
Feb
al0%
25
9
Feb
11% Mar
21
100
Feb
a
10%
17%
•
100
34
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10 alO%
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101% -Jan.
..
17%
Apr
18
280
17%
33%
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32
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Jan
36%
Jan
100
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13
Jan
Feb
11
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Jan
25
10
20
20
550
20
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25
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26
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16
16
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17
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30
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42
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226
21%
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*
20
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20
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560
14% Mar
17
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70
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class A
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Montreal Telegraph
page 41.
14%
525
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see
Feb
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25
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150
•
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of
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footnotes
9%
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50
4%
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1,080
50
360
all
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9
10%
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15%
0
preferred
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on
92
Apr
10,%
0
common
International
quotations
Jan
20
28 %
•
Paper
International
Est
Feb
72 %
15%
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pfd
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894
310
20
38
•
common
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30%
60
Canadian Oil Companies common—
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Canadian
Cottons common
6%
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4
Canadian Fairbanks
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4%
15%
12%
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10
20
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55
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20
*
39%
10
20
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7.40
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75
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200
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Apr
—
Feb
17
Jan
Apr
22
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10 Va
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May
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8,694
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Mar
25
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43
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14% May-
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24
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1,075
2,797
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56%
Apr
12
23
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Canadian
22%
12
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L-
125%
81% May
22
Feb
10%
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Canners
series
83
43%
Feb
310
21
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25
Class A
Canadian
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81%
12
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24
16
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Apr
Apr
•
Canada Iron Foundries common
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9
96
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preferred-
Canadian
Apr
44 % May
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Canadian
98
100
—
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Canada
Apr
1,955
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5%
98
,
2.255
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Columbia
Canada
50
*
—
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98
6%
9
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98
25% Mar
Apr
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25
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18
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17
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5
44%
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1,104
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99
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25%
45%
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Jan
25
•
Hardware
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bathurst
18%
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-
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14%
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for Week
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35
Canadian
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Shares
25
Pacific Railway——
Sales
Last
%
for Week
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Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Canadian Funds
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Montreal Stock
,
___
—40
16%
..—
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50%
Feb
Jan
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Number 5113
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.
.
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*37
(1893)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
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Week's
National
Breweries
Steel
Niagara
Wire
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Flour
Mills
Penmans
6'<
preferred
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Powell
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Bros
Ltd
Lawrence
V2 %
4
&
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United
Vvaoasso
Weston
10
100
Apr
110
Apr
Russell
44
757
41
May
52
Jan
Southern
Industries
19%
20
477
20
Apr
20
8
Apr
1,100
7% Mar
8
Jan
20
B
pfd.-^lOO
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5
108
52
52
50
50
5
4%
5
5
*
15%
15%
20
15
20
20%
855
20
110
111
54
Standard
Supertest
26% May
33%
Jan
90
90
90
110
89
90
Feb
13
13
13
100
12%
Apr
14
al7al7%
130
17
Feb
19
Jan
16
Jan
20%
Apr
Westeel
Products
97%
Apr
98%
Jan
Western
Canada
2,681
Petroleum
18 %
17 V2
100
111
*
Ltd
a
*
Trans Mountain
13% al3%
*
34
May
46
Feb
Western
Grain
21
Mar
34% Mar
Windsor
Hotel
1,525
43%
431/2
43V2
290
130
130
20
19
19%
700
pfd__100
•
19
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Apr
21
20c
29
{George)
39 % Mar
98%
4
Mar
18
Jan
Mar
26
Jan
Barvue Mines
Base
29%
May
35%
May
35
2
1
10%
130
1,050
15%
15%
15%
43%
20
2a
7.60
;
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6,100
2.75
May
2%c
2%c
2%c
2,200
2c
15c 16 %c
15c
11%
Feb
19
Jan
7.55
Apr
9.80
5.45
500
50c
51c
1,000
45c
Mar
64c
Jan
1
19c 19 %c
3,500
17c
Jan
23c
Feb
78c
Feb
300
1
5%c
5%'c
1
5%c
5%c
8,500
1
2.25
2.55
2,400
2.40
2.90
39,275
2.02
1
3C
3%C
4.00
4.05
3.60
14c
11c
Ltd—.;
—
Mines
Ltd
—__—*
a35% a35%
40
35%
Apr
40
Jan
Central
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd.
25
Jan
25% Mar
Jan
Century Mining Corp Ltd.
28
Cheskirk Mines Ltd——
5
a28
a28
Cartier-MalartiC
91%
Feb
Jan
Celta
25
27
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Cassiar Asbestos
k. 19%
2.45
Jan
&
Manitoba
Chibougamau
Mines
Ltd—
11 %c
_1
6,000
Jan
Apr
8c
Jan
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
5c
Mar
5c
Jan
8c*
Jan
Apr
2.75
Apr
Jan
4.70
Apr
Jan
4%c
Jan
4.75
Apr
2.25
Apr
28c
Jan
a9c
a9c
100
14c
Apr
28c
Jan
1
13c
14c
1,500
13c
Mar
19c
Mar
——1
'6 V2C
7c
2,000
6c
Feb
8c
Jan
Jan
1
______
6c
Explorers
Ltd
1
Candego Mines.—1
Consolidated
1.25
5c
Apr
3%c Mar
2,500
•
Jan
Jan
6.60
Jan
11c
1,500
1,900
15,800
2%c
Corporation Limited-*
Mining Co Ltd
•
Mines
Apr
'
3.05
Apr
4,000
Feb
750
5.00
5c
16%
14
41c
5.30
31 %c
1.25
Mines
Dev
Jan
4%c
91%
Mar
29c
4c
10
22
Apr
Apr
Feb
2.36
5c
25
May
Jan
*
Ltd
102
20
3c
9,500
Ltd._—
Chibougamau
Carnegie
Feb
Jan
Jan
37c
Ltd_____
Mines
Mines
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd—
Jan
May
70c
1.25
Gold
Gold
Cambell
1.50
3.75
■'
34c
Jan
51%
Jan
Mar
1
Bouscadillac Gold
41%
1.10
51c
1
Jan
135
Lake
^
10
8,800
1
Bob's
Bonville
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.
500
60c
3.05
—1
...—.
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Jan
Apr
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...
Ltd
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1.50
57c
20,000
4,500
Mining Corp Ltd-Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd—^
20%
__
1.50
2.53
Metals
91 %
a25
Feb
1
20
14
May
22
2.36
Ltd
Mines
3.30
Mar
235
a25
Jan
90c
Feb
2.75
16c
al7
14
May
57c
2.38
Corp
91%
__
1.50
1
14%
15% May
Apr
2,040
7.55
17
2.75
1
Feb
Apr
10
350
41%
...25
;
21
22% Mar
Apr
*
——
Mining
Apr
2.40
10
43%
*
'
130
12 %
Ltd_^__
Sulphur
Bevcourt
" 7.60
—_*
90c
139
8% May
Jan
16
1
Barvallee
Jan
4,010
100
200
Mar
20%
•
Ascot Metals Corp Ltd
Jan
29 %
8,075
*
.
28 %
*
Limited
24
Mines
Arnora
445
14
10%
a__
1,430
30
130
Apr
17
60
3.15
10 Ve
90c
a22
Feb
100
•
preferred
Arno
Jna
•
common..;
Jan
Ltd_l
Mines
Yellowknife
Jan
2.81
*
—_.
19%
Yellowknife Gold
90%
2
13%
:
common
Anbcon Lead Mines Ltd-
18'%
75
14
_
preferred
Akaitcho
Jan
32
37
3.10
Worts
Ltd
Feb
20
k—
•
____*'
&
140
4
•
__
Jan
a8
a24V'2 a24%
28 %
30
30
90c
*
18% Mar
100
al7V2al7V2
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90c
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*
180
Jan
10
8% May
50
16%
Jan
Mar
Stocks—
36 %
__
100
Corp
Mining
American
a97,/2a971/2
.
•
preferred
Jan
4
a20
16%
16%
Ltd
8%
Mar
a20
5
Ltd
Co
8%
*
Ltd__
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
45
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~
♦
-
1%
47%
41% Mar
127
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.
*
100
18%
38% May
Ltd
120
Apr
10
20%
vt.mmerce
20%
263
20%
Jan
21
10
Feb
24
24
Montreal
24 %
515
24
10
Apr
26 %
Jan
27%
26%
27%
l,87l
26%
Apr
30
Jan
10
35%
35%
36
605
35%
Apr
37%
Feb
CbUrnor
27%
27%
27%
2,166
30
6c
1,000
5%c
Apr
7c
1.35
1.45
1.45
15,200
1.30
Apr
1.70 Mar
49c
10,750
36 %c
Feb
12c
62,540
6%c
Feb
13c
23c !
19,500
9c
Jan
23c
Apr
8c
Mar
12c
Mar
20 %
Apr
45 %c
44c
10c
10c
20c
20c
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—_1
Consolidated Lebel Oro ki'ines Ltd
1
Cbrtez
Explorations
Ltd__
1
58c
Mar
Jan
Nova
Scotia
Royal
1
___10
__
27% Apr
Dome
Montreal Curb Market
Friday
Range
Sale Price
■«
■
■
■:■'V'7•••;;■/';- :• /?{■•• ;■>%.
Anglo-Can
Pulp
&
Paper Mills Ltd..*1
Anglo Nlfd Development Co
5
Be!ri!ng-Corticelli Limited common..100
t%.
preferred
Belgium Stores Ltd
V
Columbia
common
§5
cl
A__ *
Company
common
Range Since Jan.1
'
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26
25
26
Canada
10
Apr
13%
15 %
Jaculet
Feb
Jan
20
141/4
30
15
Mar
Sugar Co
7
Apr
6%
1.70
1.70
100
16 %
16%
175
16%
Apr
18
13
13
600
13
Apr
18 %
5/357
15%
Jan
200
10%
11%
100
*102
233
47
48 V2
460
1.70
10%
...
100
8
Apr
Jan
2.00
Apr
Apr
47
Ltd—;
113
Apr
Devel
55c
Jan
Jan
Yukon
Labrador
Mines
Mining
40c
May
1
—
Ladtflama
Lake
& Explor
38c
Gold,
Shore
Mines
Mines
Ltd
1
—
Ltd
Mackeno
26
Mar
650
133%
&
Company.^
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Products Ltd
*
class
A
Alcohols
a64
Ltd
*
common
5%
of
Can
preferred
•
A
•
Ltd
Corp.——*
*
:
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class
A
i
MacLaren
Power
Leaf
&
preferred
Mersey Paper Co
Mexican
Lt &
■
of
Moore
43
Mar
1.10
94C
71
58c
•
71
1.16
7,400
94c
72%
55c
61c
15
15
15%
58C
69c
60,100
52,000
Jan
625
7
Jan
9
Jan
/</'
5%
Apr
a7%,
25
8
Jan
7 Va r
100
7
Apr
1.20
448
46
9%
181
32
5,992
1.05
26
9%
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•
1
.
Feb
1.30
30
Apr
34,000
19,400
30c
Apr
19c
6,600
,11c
Jan
24C
24fc
26c
8,500
21c
Mar
4.90
4.95
1,000
2.23
2.60
14,100
common
page 41.
Apr
5.60
Jan
Apr
Apr
3.15
800
1.50
Jan
2.45
Apr
475
3.00
Feb
3.50
Apr
80c
2.35
Perchcourt
Jan
Quebec
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
QUfebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
Quebec Smelting & Refining..—
1
Jan
1
78c
5.00
575
Yellowknife Gold
Uranium
Mines
29c
Apr
7
41
26
Apr
28
Jan
Sherritt-Gordon
40
79
Jan
88
Apr
Siscoe
1.60
1.60
800
58
2,080
1.40 Apr
Feb
Jan
54%
60
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd—6tadacona Mines (1944) Ltd
59c
Mar
90c
6,500
16c
Jan
34c
2,300
29c
30C
1.100
13c
3,500
20c
1.15
27c
Apr
1.85
Apr
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
11c
34c
18 %c
Jan
6c
2,000
5c
Feb
9c
Feb
1,500
,l.o5
Jan
1.71
Apr
13c
15c
54,000
10c
Jan
4.16
15c
6c
1.70
4.30
4,775
a60c
»
20c
Apr
Jan
26
85
13 500
24c
1.25
78c
lie
1
85
2.23
1.65
1
Fields Ltd..
Gold
23c
Ltd—1
Mines—
\
1.20
Chibougamau Goldfields—j—1
4.90
4.90
4.90
2.03
Royran
50c
50c
100
26
26
100
16%
17
1,320
48
48
25
4.50
4.50
240
1.85
50
40c
Jan
65c
Mar
18
Feb
27
21%
Mines
Ltd.
—
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Rtpen
Mar
Apr
Mines Ltd.—— ,_1
8%
8%.
Jan
Rock
51'/a a51 %
11
14%
10
11
14%.
10
al2% al2»/2
48
Apr
50
4.30 Mar
Sylvanite
Mines
Iron
Ltd
52
._1
Silver
Trebor
Mines Ltd
10
51% Mar
51%
Feb
50
%
Feb
11%
Feb
Jan
15
Jan
14
10
Jan
13
Feb
Feb
13%
160
15%
United Asbestos
Unlted
Lead
1
Apr
93
93
10%
4.75
93
50
51
"80
Apr
&
Ltd
93
May
4.75
10%
Apr
11
Mar
92
Jan
Jan
Apr
7c
11c
Apr
6.85
3.00
Feb
3.45
Jan
1.50
Apr
1.50
Apr
56c
50c
59c
1.75
1.88
1,400
12c 14 %c
13,000
57c
57c
66c
4c
2%c
4.10
124.700
Apr
in
r^D
1.75
Apr
8.00
65c
2.12
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
19 %c
Feb
31,200
38 %C Mar
1.12
Jan
4%c
74,200
2%c May
6%c
Apr
3.95
4.20
4,700
72c
17%
—
Villbona
144
Jan
8c
45c
200
.
13c
-
74 %c
Apr
3,135
1.85
Corp. Ltd___j.u—ti.. .1
Mines Ltd— _1
Mar
5%c Mar
36 %c
4,300
„
..1
Zinc
Vinray Malartic Mines Ltd.j—^—_
Weeden Pyrite & Copper
^
Jan
1.50
€0c
4.70 Mar
72c
500
17%
1,250
10c
3.05
Jan
4.75 Mar
60c
Jan
92c
Feb
14%
Jan
20
Apr
\
Jan
16
Jan
—
Jan
296
Gold
Mines
Wendell
Mineral
Western
Uranium
Ltd
.1
_1
5c
Jfeb
1,500
2c
Mar
3c
Jan
70
12,800
57c
Jan
80c
Mar
45
40%
30c
Mar
—
.1,000
.
48
165,700
4.00
3.70
4.00
3,700
3.20
1
3%c
3%c
3%C
3,500
3c
Mar
—•
* 53c
35c
Mar
.1
Jan
5%c
2%c
61
——
'
.1
Products—
,.5%c
5%c
2%c
68
1
...
17%
50c
Jan
Jan
Jan
a88
a88
5
89
Jan
3.00
3.00
500
3
Apr
6%
100
6%
Apr
1.65
2.00
3,014
22
22 Vs
420
22 %
8%
'
4.75.
10>/2
«
a25'
55
Ltd
Mines
Rights
Jan
3.10
_1
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd
12%
7.25
1
Tobrit
Apr
50
6.85
3.00
.1
Jan
100
1,100
-1
4.60
190
3.00
8c
•1.50
——
Tache Lake Mines Ltd.
Mar
7.05
..1
1,084
7%c
Ltd—
12%
8%
Apr
10%
Mines
Gold
4,000
38c
4.00 Mar
,
500
7c
38c
—
•
a60c
6 VeC
.v«L
.1
,_1
Apr
230
.1
-
—
Feb
16%
Gold
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
23
Jan
Apr
28c
3.50
Apr
7%
•
72c
23c
2.03
21
22
74c„ Apr
,
3.40
15
Jan
*
Jan
38%
Jan
25
5
Feb
.
1
75
2.00
29c
Jan
Mar
1
a21
23%
Corp Ltd—
Jan
12
/;• 31 % May
150
10
3.10
26c
74c
Dredging Ltd
Gold
Fields Ltd
a21
•;
52
'+Z.
Ltd
Jan
Apr
Feb
43c
Gold
Quebec
common..*
2.20
.20 c
16c
Mining
Rix-Athabasca
*
Apr
50c
Pato Cons
7% Mar
Jan
7%
.100
Jan
95c
Ontaflo Pyrites „-i——
Opemiska Copper Mines—
'
15%
bom^
14%c
Jan
Feb
5%
,
Apr
Jan
35c
68c
Normetal
14
22
9c
55c
>
30c
Nocana
Apr
Jan
Apr
73c
Jan
Mines
73c
17%
75 %c
16c
80%
Feb
Jan
May
Mar
42c
Mar
Feb
45c
*
74
12
Apr
1
Mines
Feb
Jan
81%
Ltd
i—50c
Ltd—1
Santiago
1.50
1.50
Jan
Ltd
New Pacific Coal
New
22
Jan
Apr
& Oils Ltd—
Jan
Jan
Feb
«
Ltd
Mines
GolcTvue
6%
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
15
8,500
39%
11
Jan
,
36c
200
20c
Apr
6%
see
2.20
Apr
22
Ltd.,
20c
New
Jan
1.03
800
58c
2.20
32
a
Jan
23c
Mar
94c
690
1
33% Mar
4.50
j.
67
5,000
*
—_1
5%
7%
Ltd
For footnotes
1.15
1
Mines. Ltd
7%
15'/2
10
Co
Calumet
40
Refrig & Storage Ltd coin__»
Corp
70
*
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
Montreal
1
Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd
215
*
.
Canada
New
com. 10
Preferred
Mica
New
Ventures
_-
Pow
39c
5,000
Feb
*;
and Tel Co Ltd
McCoIl-Frontenac Oil 47c pfd
Melcr.ers Distilleries Limited
6''i
Jan
2,600
26
•
Paper Co
Co Ltd.—
Milling
Maritime Teleg
23c
30c
11
70,120
34
1
(Walter M)
k
Maple
8,000
•28c
10c
34
*
Paints (Can) Ltd cl A__*
Investment Foundation 6% cbnv
pfd-50
Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa
Ltd.*
Kelvin a tor cf Canada
Ltd.!
l
3%c
28c
45c
25
International
(Alfred
Jan
87c
25
16%.
Apr
3c
85c
311/4
100
common..*
13
12c
45c
C6ns
31%
56
Feb
100
9%c
Jan
6
Jan
6,500
86c
7%
47
31c
12,500
45c
6.25
200 /•
Apr
Jan
Jan
11%
3%c
•
Jan
3,685
,25c
9.25
12c 12%c
Dredging Ltd™—_____1
Apr
72
91/2
*
class
preferred
Hydro-Electric Securities
Co Ltd
Ltd.;
Mines
Mines
26
A
Lambert
2,000
Mines
5
3.40
a22
1.20
pfd-_____100
__i_____
Co
1,175
al4
7%
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd com—*
Paper
29c
Montauban
13%
a 71/2
Paper Co Ltd
Co
19%
3%C
Monpas Mines Ltd.u^^i—_1
a._
___
/■V 200
a64
a26 a26%,
Kootenay Power 7%
Fleet Mfg Ltd I...
^
Lowney
8 % ':
'
5%
____5
Eas:
Class
a—
Jan
a22
a
•
Lakes
2
5%
7%
a64
*
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
Great
Jan
a84
4.30-:
51/4
7%
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Dominion Structural Steel Ltd
Dominion Woollens & Worsteds
red
Apr
12
45;
Lithographic Mfg Co Ltd.....*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd.
•
6%
11
5 %.
!
preferred
Motor
20
45
Consol
Ford
Jan
5%
*
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada
*
Consolidated DiV Standard Sec cl A..*
Donnacona
Macdonald
Jan
96
11%
a84
__
___i—
Preferred
155
Jan
5%
4
B
Commercial
Mar
94
com."
Paper Inv Ltd
*
Food
43
150
100
4.10
-4.
_•
Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd.*
Class
Apr
20
95
4.10
Canadian Salt Co Ltd....,
Canadian Western Lumber Co
'
40c
Jan
8.00 Jan
Jan
Jan
152
1
preferred
Catelii
Jan
17%
850
a
Nechi
____100
Marponi
Pwr
12c '
200
10
11%
12c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd ______5
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
*
M'ogador Mines Ltd—__—__—
1
5%
554,050
18%
18%
3%c
1
Apr
Canadian
a
*
Ltd
Goldfields
18%
9.80
Lavalie; Mines /Ltd.—_____ 1.
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd
1
Feb
30c
9.80
28c
a
Ltd—1
Co
24 74
preferred
Jan
13c
155
■p'/o
Mar
Apr
24%
Canadian
28c
Mar
241/4
11%
Jan
10c
Mar
11%
Apr
15c
42c
56
34
30c
15,000
4 000
20%
.
Feb
2,500
50'/2
95
15%
'21c
10c
Apr
152
,'.:8.45 Apr
.
Apr
1,334
50c
Feb
33%
13 %
28c
10c
May
.
6.55 Mar,
1,125
Apr
50c
1
18
.
Apr
50c
Ltd
45
-
6c
1.60
-_1
Ltd
Co
45
.
Jan
L00 Feb
26c
Kerr*Addison Gold Mihes Ltd——1
Jan
Feb
51%
Mines
125
—.
Feb
,ic
;
"*■
19c
215
34
9.20
48c
18c
100
—
14
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
20,000
7.15
Apr
Apr
2.50
18c
48
100
8.00
5140
89c
19c
900
7.80
2.60 Feb
1,000
13%
Jan
._1
47
al8%al8%
6c
1.48
7.25
47
1—
1,200
4,000
._1
45
preferred
Feb
-13%
-Ltd— ._5
Mines
47
7 'a
90c
6c
45
'
1,600
1.38
al8»/2
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
9
Canadian Internal Inv Trust Ltd com.41
2.40
8.20
—
Ltd
Min
Kenmayo
Feb
T
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Jan
__
Apr
24c 26 %c
—
Gold
Kayrand
15% Mar
16%
10%
&
79c.
...
Ltd—•
Dredge
5,100
2.35
Dock Co Ltd..._*■
Canadian General Investments Ltd
»
Canadian Industries Ltd common
•
Canadian
4,400
89c
16%
Apr
Jan
9,170
al3
101%
Malting Co Ltd
Dominion
4.S5
8.00
Exploration
Cons
Louvicourt
&
4.75
Limited—.
Mines
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines
Jan
al3
47
Canada
Feb
630
"
31
10%
1
_
Malartic
Hollinger
,
High
Apr
10
___*
_
preferred
10c
18%
Sullivan. Mines Ltd
Frobisher
Shares
7;
6%
Ltd
5,500
18%
Ltd
Sol Gold Mines Ltd..
Emerald Glacier ___!
al3
_—___*
convertible 1st
2nd preferred
$3
>
Jan
El
Sales
al3
*
Packers
Class B
Brown
10%
100
Bickie-Seagrave Ltd
British
High
26
Minerals
East
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par-
3%c
84c
-Asbestos
Oils &
Eldona Gold Mines Ltd
Week's
Last
1,500
18%
—.—4
East
Canadian Funds
5c
12c
4.75
Ltd
Mines
Duvex
5c
12c
Mining Co Ltd
Dominion
STOCKS
a25
5
23
1,059
,
Jan
16 %
14c
24
Breweries
22%
17%
alO
*
200
50
7%
Apr
16%
alO
Corp Ltd cl A
B
1,870
39%
Mar
Jan
16%
*
Amusement
40
34%
15
Mar
Mar
900
38%
May
Apr
1,110
1,000
18 %
34%
Jan
5
13%
15c
97 V2
39
55
Apr
.13% Mar
20
15c
36Ve
•
111%
500
•
34
35
Feb
Apr
•.
,
14
•
Class
Feb
4% May
13%
Oil Pipe Line
Transvisicn-Television (Can) Ltd
97%
•
com
Jan
High
110
*
—
pfd
Paving & Materials Ltd
Jan
Jan
*
preferred
■
Low
50
;
Power 6%
29
Ltd
Cotton
Canadienne
Jan
20
com__*
common
Ltd
Canada
32%
5
Winnipeg Electric
6%
110
a21
18%
Jan
Apr
Ltd
Zeners
55
Apr
common
Leaseholds
4%f£
Wilsils
Apr
270
li;
22%
Power
Gooderham
Western
48
18%
preferred
A
29 V4
*
Tobacco
w-aiKer
70
Class
900
L
Canada
Steel
Jan
2,085
*
«.
Co
Canada
Oil Co
70
High
18%
"
a23
common
Thrift Stores Ltd
Turkett
2nd
30%
Preferred
Triad
64% Mar
Range Sine# Jan. 1
Low
*
Can 6%
part
27%
A
Press
of
60
41
100
certiiicates
class
Co
C
48
42
__
Steel
N
29%
common
Can
preferred
Southern
Corp of
6%
110
—
Shares
10
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Quebec Telephone Corp
26 Ve
common
trust
Southam
Power
48
*
Mills
of
Breweries
Simpsons
Apr
27
__
Flour
Williams
(Hi
Feb
26%
a2l
_
isjiawinigan Water
& Power
Series A 4%
preferred
Simon
85
Jan
Pow
Co
Service Stores Ltd
*
Power 4 % 'In
pfd
Lawrence Corp common..
Voting
Apr
24%
25
67
&
100
*oyalite Oil Co Ltd
Sicks'
Paul
335
25
for Week
United
Power
Sherwin
Jan
Lt
29 V2
_,
Saeuenay
St
33%
Scotia
*
—
•••»
Nova
Pow
&
Lt
*
common
4''.
preferred
Provincial Transport
Quebec
Jan
Newfoundland
Feb
*
com
new
Canada
Co
31
29 %
20%
73%
67
Sales
Range
of Price*
Par
Apr
24%
io
High
Apr
May
844
25
-1
—
12%,
75
67
—100
___.
of
&
74
*
&
Company
Corp
Price
'•
a31
•
_
Development
Power
845
*
common
common
4,722
25
Week's
Last
Sale Price
'"'STOCKS
Low
14
24!/2
a31
•
•_&
Page-Hersey Tubes
■
2
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
24%
*
i
MAY
ENDED
Friday
Shares
13%
•
Weaving
Mines Ltd
of Price*
Low
—•
common.
Car„_
WEEK
for Week
Par
"
National
Range
Sale Price
^
,
FOR
Sales
Last
1.20 Mar
22
25
22%
May
'
4.75
4.50
8
Jan
Jan
Westville
Mines
Admiral
Apr
Altex
28%
Jan
Anaconda
25
Mar
Apr
27
Jan
Mines..—
^
Feb
4.80 Mar
4%c
Jan
Oil Stocks—
Jan
2.00
Mar
Cobalt
Ltd
Oils Ltd.
Oils
Anglo-Canadian
Bristol
—
-
Ltd.i—
Oils
Ltd
—
Oil
49 c
54c
42,700
75c
77c
7,100
75c'•
Apr
89c
23c
23c
2,500
14c
Jan
25c
._*
7.70
8.20
2,905
1
75c
89c
19,600
—*
Oil
Co
Ltd
—
*
-~
7.70
75c
Apr
Apr
67c
9.60
89c
Apr
Apr
Apr
Jan
Apr
,
V*
38
The Commercial and
<1894)
Financial Chronicle
Monday, May 5, 1932
canadian listed markets
RANGE
Friday
Sale Price
WEEK
MAY X
ENDED
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
Range
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
Low
Oils
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
7.40
7,80
400
5.25
Jan
8.75
Apr
Bevcourt
11%
13 %
2,335
8.25
Jan
14%
Apr
Bibis
6.90
7.10
700
6.00
Jan
7.75
Apr
Bidgood
1.55
1.55
500
1,40
Apr
1.76
Apr
Blue
1.50
1.80
42,000
1.50
Apr
1.80
Apr
4.10
4.10
100
Pipe Lines Producers Ltd
Canadian
Williston
Explorers
Leduc
Ltd
Oils
Consolidated
Cordasun
Del
Oils
Rio
1,58
12
Apr
6,350
£>.2d
Jan
300
2.70
Feb
4.10
Apr
Boy mar
11,000
1.59
Apr
1.82
Apr
1.51
1.64
33,800
1.09
Jan
1.70
Apr
Mar
45c
Feb
36c
43c
6,500
2,600
1.88
Jan
3.45
Apr
8.15
Feb
13%
Apr
.
2.40
Jan
4.35
Feb
3.15
Apr
3.65
Apr
14% May
17%
85c
Feb
26,700
70c
Feb
77c
75c
92c
70c
Jan
1
9%c
28,000
44,500
4%c
Jan
13c
Apr
22
Jan
22%
Jan
15c
Jan
38c
3V2c
Jan
11%
3.40
3.50
1,200
3.15
3.15
3.35
11,100
14%
14%
1,555
11,900
Lake
Red
(T Gj
Bright
Prefeired
common
Oils
Bristol
—
47 %c
Jan
1.96
Feb
Apr
British
3.00
Apr
British
60c
Feb
80c
500
80c
Apr
1.45
Apr
British Columbia Forest Products
Ltd
•
New British & Dominion Oil Ltd——_•
3.00
3.00
500
2.75
Feb
3.55
Apr
British Columbia Packers class A
3.65
3.80
1,200
2.63
Feb
4.20
Apr
Petroleums Corp
New
Superior Oils of Canada
Oilsf Co
Pan
Phillips
Oil
Punch
Selburn
Souris
'
20c
Mar
Class
B
5.65
Apr
6.75
Apr
Broulan
Jan
4.95
Bnffadison
5%c
5%C
1,000
5c
Jan
7c
Apr
Jan
Buffalo
Canadian
13
12%
13%
2.900
9.85
Jan
14%
Apr
Buffalo
Red
95c
90c
97c
4,200
Apr
1.25
Apr
Building
2.50
2.40
2.65
57.000
Jan
3.00 Mar
1.70
1.70
1,000
Mar
1.95 Mar
•
4.35
4.75
1.600
3.50
Jan
5.00
Anr
*
1.06
1.15
2,300
1.06
Apr
1.28
Apr
1.34
1.50
43,100
1.21
Apr
1.50
Apr
720
;
Oils
Ltd
7CC
75c
32,400
6.00
5.60
6.15
1,300
4.65
Jan
6.70
•
.
90c
1.65
93c
70c
*
Apr
98c
Ankerite
Buffalo
Oils
Petroleums
Apr
Caldwell
2nd
70c
2,200
Apr
73c
Apr
2.46
2.75
27,312
1.70
Feb
Calgary
2.57
2.88
Apr
Calllman
1.89
1.71
2.00
58,100
1.70
Apr
2.02
API-
Calmont Oils
INVITED
63c
West, Toronto
Flin Flon
Oils
Oil
Cons
Gas
&
Machinery
B
Niagara Falls
S
Sales
Week's
Range
Shares
Low
Car
25
25%
Low
14%
25 %.
6,490
1,231
♦
17
17
110
*
5%
6
330
100
26c
"
'98
98
75
26c
98
1
28c
6,957
14
25
Jan
16%
Apr
5
25% Mar
_
Apr
97 % Mar
11c
Mar
18% Mar
6%
Feb
101
Feb
28c
Apr
*
43c
40c
46c
95,650
12c
Jan
69c
•
52c
47c
54c
140.450
33c
Mar
73c
Apr
Apr
10 %
Jan
Feb
2.00
Apr
•
91/4
9%
9%
»
1./5
l.tlO
l.oU
1
1,40
1.40
100
73,i
1.65
10
43,470
•
2.95
2.80
2.95
71,050
*
2.25
2.00
2.35
2,605
9
1.42
99c
Mar
Apr
1.65
2.60
Apr
Apr
3.05
Apr
2.00 May
3.15
Jan
2.25
3.05
certificates—*
2.25
2.25
Alberta Pacific Cons
1
58c
65c
65c
Jan
Algorna Steel
•
45
44%
45»/4
1,115
44 %
Apr
56%
Jan
Aluminium
•
99
97
99%
1,633
96
Apr
125 %
Feb
400
4,550
Apr
50 %c Mar
Jan
25
24
24
24
50
23
Mar
24
Jan
1
20c
20c
22c
4,283
16c
Mar
26c
Apr
Leduc. Petroleums Ltd
American Yellowknife
*
1.05
94c
1.19
259,472
68c
Mar
1
58c
55c
60c
82,400
Anacon Lead
«
2.80
2.70
3.05
14,600
1
26c
29c
34,800
Oil
6%
4,800
6 Vb May
8
Jan
16%
725
16 Vst May
20
Jan
13
13 %
350
13
Mar
19
Feb
31
30%
31 y4
1,785
30
Mar
33%
Jan
6y8
6
Vb
I,200
Jan
7%
Feb
1.86
Apr
24%
c
•
7 90
7.65
8.25
15,290
*
n
11
11%
315
46c
Mar
2.70 May
20c
Jan
7.65 May
11
6
1.70
1.68
1.86
73,300
15 Vic
15 Vic
20c
5%
134,600
1.00
1.39 Mar
1.11
5,200
28c
21c
35c
133,300
8%C
8c
8%c
25.600
31
31
32%
300
33c
33c
39c
8y4c
8%c
Jan
21c
Apr
92c
Mar
18c
Jan
35c
Apr
5%c\ Jan
12c
Apr
Apr
36
Feb
25c
Jan
41c
Apr
8c
Jan
10 %c
Apr
31
4,100
9%c
3,000
1.33 Mar
50
Jan
Feb
32 V8
Jan
7y2
Feb
8%
Jan
7c
Jan
May
12c
15
15
15
16%
13%
14 Vi
23c
32c
1.80
1.71
1.90
80c
70c
81c
7.75
7.20
7.90
2.25
2.55
1.700
Jan
Jan
21% Mar
7'/4
Jan
Apr
7% Jan
50% Feb
Apr
11
1.12
70c
3.75
33
33
26
261/4
280
11%
13
II,121
45%
47
233
12 >/4
50
*
33c
9.60
Jan
May
12%
Apr
18c
20c
3,500
16c
Mar
33c
1
34^
31c
35c
33,300
30c
Mar
Anson
•
85c
80c
92c
29,250
51c
Jan
•
8c
8c
10c
53,650
7%c
Jan
12c
_1
22c
1
34c
14%
Apr
44
Mar
49%
Apr
Jan
89
510
84
7.25
24%
9,982
1,317
24
16%
16%
17
1271
16%
I.509
30
,
Feb
92
Jan
8.25
Apr
Apr
26%
Jan
6.00
Apr
20
Jan
Mar
34
Feb
12%
145
12%
Apr
16
Jan
16
155
15 y2
Apr
17%
Jan
38 y4
39 Vi
385
38 y4
Apr
33
33
280
32 y4
Feb
19%
19%
50
12%
12 y4
16
16
33
1.60
1.51
1.70
39,075
45%
45 Vi
45 Vi
35
common-*
21
185
20
21 Vi
3.00
3.00
125
5
5
110
——100
52
52
52
5
*
*
22
23.1/4
22
.120
60c
61c
26
26 Vi
3,405
,
V:
617
.
35%' Jan
18% Mar
1.37
Jan
49
Mar
20
1.90
Apr
Apr
45 y4 May
57% Mar
20
May
25%
Fob
3.00 May
4.00
J*ft
6%
Jan
5
Apr
Mar
58
51% Mar
21
Feb
%
50c
Feb
:
24 V2
Jan
31
Jan
-
65c
Apr
29
Jan
•
26%
—100
25
99
96
99
55
35%
34%
36V4
4,786
5%
5%
35
*
28
28
28
195
25% Mar
30
Mar
18%
19
365
18
Mar
19
Apr
common—
—
Railway
Ltd —-————*
20
95%.Mar
32%
■:
99
1
May
40
Feb
5V2
1
Apr
Apr
6%
Jan
*
14%
14
860
14
May
18%
Jan
*
13%
13%
14
50
13
Apr
15%
Jan
—*
4.00
4.00
4.50
10,250
2.05
Jan
6.50 Mar
Jan
1.60
B
Minerals
15
Asbestos
Jan
Central
Explorers
Central
Leduc
Central
Patricia
Oil
Gold
Mines
Central Porcupine
1.45
1,000
4.00
4.40
12,675
3.50
Jan
4.80
Apr
3.20
3.25
225
2.17
Jan
3.75
Apr
10%
9.75
11%
23,950
5.20
Jan
3.65
3.50
3.80
32,700
1
Castle Trethewey
1.40
4.20
*
Ltd
Corp
1.40
*
1
1
Gold
Cassiar
1.10
80c
73c
80c
8,600
62c
Feb
80c
May
23c
25c
10,700
16c
Feb
28c
Mar
12c
1
15c
8,000
1.93
1.75
2.10
40,023
10%
10%
11
250
50c
1.18
1.15
1.22
18,090
1
6c
6C
6 Vic
33c
33c
14c
1
Wines
Research
Mines
1
Mines
Chesterville
14c
*
*
Oils
'!
2.30
Feb
9
1.12
11
Apr
1.35
Feb
Apr
Apr
Feb
Mar
7c
Jan
1,200
28c
Jan
50c
Feb
1
1.42
1.35
1.45
5.550
14C
14c
16c
12,000
*
6.00
6.05
812
Ltd
19%cMar
Feb
1.20
Apr
5c
1
Explorers
4.20
Jan
2.60
Apr
10,000
Chimo Gold
Chibougamau
12
1.31
14c
1.68 Mar
Apr
18c
May
Jan
Jan
Aiiiceno Mines
Jan
8.35 Mar
24
25
»
30%
89
30%
Jan
Feb
6.50
30
Jan
35
Mar
26
89
%\
,
32
•
6.85
30
..
1
Cariboo
Chateau-Gai
Mar
220
,
common—*
Williston
Chesklrk
9%
25
24 %
2
10
*
*
—*
*
Morse
Wallpaper class
Feb
45
189
/
.;
*
Canadian
Jan
6y8
625
7>/4
49
49
1
Canadian
Chemical
7
9%
————
Jan
■
47
Canadian Vickers
Charter
L
9%
Canadian Tire Corp common
Preference
Apr
Jan
*
Co
6.50
19
———
Pacific
Jan
Feb
685
Pete
;
Salt
Apr
20 y4
25
Cos
Canadian
2.70
19%
*
Canadian
Apr
Apr
Jan
20
—
Oils
8.85
79
,
preferred
Jan
27%
Canadian Malartic
5%
1.53
Apr
Locomotive
Canadian
Jan
51c
Apr
common
—
2.48
65
*
—*
Products
A
Canadian
Jan
Jan
1.55
25 »/2
20
Fairbanks
Food
Jan
43c
4.20
37,923
19
2.25
46,900
Jan
Jan
Apr
5.45
26,930
16%
13 Y*
86,500
15% Mar
Jan
23c
4,570
27c
Apr
16%
65
14%
Apr
15
100
16%
15c
125
Centremaque Gold
Anglo-Huronian
Jan
y8
6
239
Dredge
Preferred
Jan
Admiral
Anglo-Canadian
91
16,950
—.
Devonian
Class
High
18%
Apr
Acme Gas & Oil__
I
Mar
67
common
Celanese
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14
14%
»
20
Petroleums
87
6.50
& Cable class B
A
Canadian
for Week
of Prices
Par
Anchor
33J
26%
Canners
Canadian
Last
American
89
9.85 Mar
66
Breweries
Canadian
Canadian
St. Catharines
Sale Price
*
Apr
88 %
13
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
preferred
Apr
80
Apr
6.00
——;
Canadian
Larder
26
Mar
-*
Canadian
Canadian
Canada
Feb
77
10
preferred
$1.75 preferred
of
20 y4
f'2
25%
SI
Amalgamated
6.00
5,860
78
6.45
Atlantic Oils
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Aluminum
6,215
22»/4
————*
*
—.
Lines
S
Canadian
Oshawa
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Ltd
6.75
21
26%
Oils
Southern
Class
trust
Apr
•
20
:
Canada Wire
BRANCHES
Vancouver Stock Exchange
voting
Feb
89c
May
16 Vi
—1
1
Malting
Canada
EMpire 3-8611
•
Montreal Curb Market
Common
27
77 Vi
1
common
Edmonton
&
Canadian
-
6.35
6.45
73c
*
Linen
preferred
Canada Cement common
.
Montreal Stock Exchange
Ltd
40,400
18,000
Apr
common
89c
lie 13 %c
1.07
MEMBERS
Petroleums
73c
1
0
*
•
1
1
2.48
Toronto Stock Exchange
Distillers
Jan
Calder Bousquet
Canada
Alberta
15
Apr
Class
Albermont
190
Jan
1.00 Mar
.
Jan
15 %
100
Canada Packers class A
Petroleums
Feb
10 "
8
1.80 Mar
Akaicho Yellow Knife
Jan
21c
Mar
Vb
7%
Canada Northern Power
Ajax
13%
Apr
7
7%
2,200
Agnew-Surpass
Feb
12c
65
*
16,000
Oils
10
34,500
7
class A
Burrard
Canada
Preferred
17,570
14c
24%
2.30
Acadia-Uranlum
10%
50
1.04
——'
Jan
28
2.18
—_
12
27
Canada
Common
Apr
27
Canada Iron Foundry
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic class A
ll
B
Class
1.00
Paper common-,
Feb
100
39
Preferred
&
17%
10
2.30
enquiries
Power
Apr
Apr
39
A
class
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Abitibi
Jan
16
39
Calvan
Calgary Stock Exchange
Jan
18c
„
5.80
39
Co
&
Calnorth
40 Adelaide St.
45c
Apr
9%c Jan
*
*
Burns
10c
Ltd
Apr
4%c Feb
15
*
Hill
Bunker
•
Homestead
80c
*
1
Bulldog Yellow Knife
1.03
Ashely
Western
15%
—*
1
Lake
Products
*
Ltd
—
Gold
•
—
Co
Mines
Reef
68c
Ltd
Western
Wilrich
Jan
—1
—•
12c
*
*
1
1
——1
class A
Power
3.55
Oils
Oil
11 %c
Columbia
British
264
♦
.
Em Dire
Oils
8,500
Apr
6.920
Lid—
United
3.40
1
Oils
Westburne
Jan
*
American
rant
1.15
5.85
Ltd
Oil
Grass
-
1
Ltd
4%
B
4.55
Ltd
Company Ltd
Valley
S1 Sweet
Tor
On
Class
5.65
Ltd
Petroleums
common
preferred
1.40
Oils
Co
4%%
4.25
Ltd
Petroleums
Western
American
Columbia'Electric
4.45
90c
Omnitrans Exploration
Pacific
9,200
15c 16 %C
1
Ltd
Oils
OB. alt a
5,600'
2.73
2.55
2.70
—•
Ltd
10%
12c
Feb
*
of Can Ltcl—•
Pacalta
10 y8
Apr
1.15
6.35
6%
80c
New
11
•
*
*
*
Oil Co
125
88%
Jan
Continental
1'6%
25c
Feb
1.40
„
Feb
21%
42c
New
16 %
—1
*
pfd—100
500
National
1,344
100
Oil
42c
Petroleums Ltd
5,333
23
——1
—
42c
City
4,506
6.20
28c
—
42e
Mill
30c
12c 12 %c
5.85
—*
——1
ordinary—
Traction
Brazilian
Brewis
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
*
21,000
B
78c
rctioleums Ltd
124,602
4%c
4—•
—
2.70
i.ma.iu
32c
4c
*
—
71c
utM.g
27c
4c
7
Bordulac
2.45
._1
Ltd
Oils
57
'
28 Vic
Bralorne
73c
Oils
lie
22%
1
1
2.50
M
Kroy
9c
22%
52c
Jan
10%
3 250
14%
—
37c
6.00
Mines
Brantford Cordage class A
2.90
1,100
11
11
41c
High
45o
1.28
————
1.74
2.55
Jan. 1
45c
1
Mines
Gold—
Bonville
Class
Low
1.12
common———~*
3.80
11%
—
Minerals
Home Oil Co Ltd
Boojo
Range Since
High
1.18
—
—
Corp
10
3.45
Ltd
Kirkland
Ribbon
1.61
42c
Petroleums
Oils &
4.10 May
4.10 May
2.75
Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Harmon
;
j
Producers Ltd
Federated
,
1.54
Ltd^_.
Shares
1
—1
Gold
Mines
Yukon
3.75
i.
■—.
Oils
?
for Week
Low
1
———
1.61
10%
—
Ltd-—.—J
Allenbee
Decalta
i
Minerals—■—i
Consolidated
River
Berens
12
Co
Canadian
Central
Jan
*7.40
Devonian '.!■——
Central
19
Jan
nil
Ltd
Oil
13%
300
III*
1.
<!aivau Petroleums Ltd
Southern
13 %
Sales
Range
High
6.90
*
Canada
«
Corp Ltd—
Edmonton
Calgary &
Low
High
13 %
Par
Week's
of Prices
...
Sale Price
Anglo
Apex
Rouyn
_1
Petroleums Ltd
Cons
Aquarius
Area
Mines
Resources
Porcupine
Mines
Argus Corp
_
common
20c
62y2c
Jan
Chromium
1.15
Apr
Citra-Lartic
Mines
Ltd
1
Jan
Cobalt
Silver
Mines
1
77y2c
1
1.56
24c
72,550
10 %c
Feb
25 %c
Apr
Cochenour
3^c
35c
14,000
26c
Jan
50c
Feb
Cochrane-Dunlop
11%
•
12%.
1,260
14
Jan
cockshutt Farm Equip
11% May
Coin
Arjon
Gold
Ascot Metals Coro
18,000
11c
Jan
17c
Apr
Coldstream
9%c
9%c
4,000
8c
Apr
12c
Jan
2.34
2.52
36,100
Apr
3.10
Jan
Commoil
Hardware
class
B
10
2.35
16%
16%
17
225
•
1.70
1.67
1.78
28,200
Athona Mines
1
13C
12c
14c
96,210
22
23 V4
(1937)
Atlas Steels
•
Yellowknife
A-
Consolidated
Allenbee
Jan
20c
Apr
Consolidated
31c
Feb
Consolidated
9 %c
9c 10 %c
14,500
8c
Mar
12c
Apr
Consolidated
Central
17c
Mar
24c
24c
71,800
3.30
1,000
6
6
100
2.86
6
Jan
Consolidated
Feb
3.30
Apr
Consolidated
6 %
Jan
Consolidated
Lebel
Apr
9%c Apr
Telephone
27
27%
740
27
psyT
35%
36
501
35 y2
39
37%
655
37%
Apr
1
j i5
1.03
1.28>
35,550
90c
Feb
5^0
5.15
5.90
27,082
1.00
1.05.
___•
_•
...
B
46 Vac
—
For footnotes see
page 41.
1,205
52c
*
25
25
50c
60c
55,700
25
59c
-
•
71^
35%
1
;
46c
39
"""" "1
125
—
Bellekeno Mines
Belleterre Quebec
Feb
10
-
Beatty Bros1
Mar
6c
1
class
14c
7,233
10
Mining
20,100
9c
__io
;
Ltd
20c
7c
25c
1
j
100
«
12,985
7%
7%
655
35
35%
12,234
16,900
24c 26 %c
3.50
3.90
950
4.95
80c
Apr
May
Cordasun
May
,43c
Mar
7
Mar
4.30
1,520
1.63
1.63
400
14c
14c
16c
20,900
7Vs
7 Va
8
580
10c
12c
12,620
1
1.53
1.51
1.63
1
62c
56c
67c
40,570
19c
19c 23 %c
34%
276,821
10,438
19c
5,835
34%
Apr
20yac Mar
3.50 May
32
*
5%
2.50
1.23
1.25
ll
15 %c
Consolidated Press class
A
—-
Feb
Croinor
Crown
Jan
Crowshore
5.15
Dist voting
•—
1.85
Feb
Jan
Feb
Apr
Apr
Jan
27c
Fco
6%
Apr
8
Apr
7c
Jan
12 %c
Apt
1.75
Apr
14c
1.00
33c
Jan
67c
Apr
23%cMay
Jan
8%c Jan
32
13c
42%
Jan
Apr
1 05
Apr
15%cMay
.
Feb
20c
May
sy*
Mar
6%
Jan
1.35
Jan
26c
Feb
17 %c
Apr
15c
16c
2,500
12c
12%
12%
1,075
12% May
14%
3,95
3.85
4.05
4,750
3.50 Feb
4.50
Apr
8y4
8%
500
12
Jan
15
16
100
15
27%
28
75
26
*
—
*
2
Apr
Jan
Feb
ADr.
Jan
32c
Feb
35c
36c
7,000
112%
113
20
1
22c
20c
23c
68,200
112% May
7%c
Api
40c
11c
35c
Apr
15c
2,000
112 V2
31
15 %c
12c
12C
1
17
Feb
Jan
1,500
1
—
Apr
9c
—100
Pershing
Trust
8y4
Apr.
ll%cll%c
1
—
Mines
Patricia
15c
12 V2
_*
——
Mills
Mining
Jan
9,900
1.32
83c
Feb
*
B
40c
4,800
20c»
56c
10
Conwest Exploration
-39%
15V2e
450
1.05
100
Mines—
Consumers Gas
Crestaurum
198,650
1
18c
Sannorm
9% Jan
1.64
4.25
4.25
5%
Cournor
Jan
100
—_*
Mines
Consolidated
May
1.43
4 00
32%
Nicholson
Jan
60c
4.30
4.00
*
Class
Feb
3%c Jan
*
Corby (H)
Apr
3.60
1,500
Consolidated
Cosmos Imperial
4.10
4 Vac
1
41
Jan
Jan
3.50 Mar
4c
108,890
Rochette
Jan
Apr
7c
53,809
1.75
Consolidated Quebec Gold
32
2.40
2.40
1.60
-
Consolidated
65c
Apr
Feb
2.20
1.65
Oils
Feb
1.15 Mar
18c
11c
9,814
Orat.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
5,352
1
30
Apr
Apr
19%
18c
2.10
Apr
16
Apr
17c
75c
Cadillac—
1.70
Jan
14% May
71c
+
37%
1.28 May
6.65 Jan
4iy2c Mar
25
20c
1.45
12
65
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—
18c
800
3 185
—
Howey
Jan
8c
~l
Toronto
Power
19c
1.59
——-1
Oil-
Bakeries
3.20
1.55
16
15
7lc
Astoria
Jan
22c
May
*
—
14c
3.25
Jan
86c
5
—
12c
—_*
13 %c
Apr
15 y4
_*
„—
—
Mines
8,500
1
.
Beattle-Duquepne Mines Ltd
Bell
Mines
Coniaurum
3,000
Mines Ltd
Metals
Feb
Conlagas
16c
X
Mines
Bathurst
21 y4
Apr
26c
Consolidated
Barvue
Base
1,975
Apr
2378 Jan
16c
Mines
Co
14c
1
Barnat
Barymin
Feb
20%c
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bank of
8c
16c
;
class
Montreal—.
of
2.05
Petroleum
25c
Aunor Gold
Bank
Jan
Commonwealth
1
Aumaque
Bankfield
1.46
18 y4 Mar
1
Mines
Fabric
16% Mar
Feb
64c
.*
—
—1
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
Bagamac
22%
2.34
10c
50,700
15
1
Copper
Jan
7,500
86c
65c
1
Colomac Yellowknife
1
8.20
16
•
1
17c
Apr
11c .11 %c
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Lake,
14c
Asher Oil Co Ltd
Auto
——
common
_i
Ashdown
Aubelle
Willans
1
Armistice
Atlas
Lode
6.00
Jan
116
25c
Apr
Jan
Api
Volume 175
Number 5113
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
D'Aragon
Davies
Leather
JJecalta
Oils
Delnite
Del
Mines
class
A
»
Ltd
Yellowknife
Mines
Coal
preferred
Scottish
Steel
Tar
Apr
Hugn-Pam
3.45
Apr
Huron
&
2.60
55c
58c
22'/8
&
16%
Jan
20%
Apr
19,800
4.75
May
5.20
Apr
230
10%
11
12%
43
200
16
16%
2,730
11
11%
525
•
1
Coal
•
Chemical
ml
16%
•
common
38
38
Jan
Jaculet
Jan
Jellicoe
Mar
55c
96c
Mar
1.40
89c
80c
90c
425,500
60c
Apr
90c
Apr
12c
12,800
7%c
Feb
12c
Apr
19 %c May
85c
Mar
28c
Mar
19 %c
22c
18,700
2.24
2.20
2.49
161,215
1.18
1.10
1.30
58,900
8.00
7.85
8.25
10,535
1
7.85 May
9.25
Jan
1.45
1.40
1.60
19,190
1.38
Apr
1.60
Apr
7
380
6%
Apr
7
6%
3.50
common
23c
14c
17%
11
11
5
5
100
1.35
1.55
6,690
1.95
2.32
339,435
2.05
Jan
48c
18,665
12%
13%
7,102
11%
Jan
205
16%
22
Apr
90c
K!0onvd™;K,e;!,0
Kroy Oils Ltd
2.08
1.85
2.25
131,100
12%c 13 %c
23%
Ladulama
Dufault
335
Gold
12%
15
23
Jan
4%c
Jan
8c
Apr
11%
10%
11%
15,595
7.95
Feb
13%
81 %c
Apr
Larder
75c
89c
238,455
62y2c
Apr
Apr
1.25
Jan
10
•
•
1
58
2,319
50
13
75
13
May
8c
9c
3,300
15%
15%
75
7.10
7.30
1.40
3,800
7.75
55,667
60
15% May
3.80
1.60
1.50
1.62
33,100
1.05
Jan
2.05
Apr
18
17%
18
740
17%
Jan
18%
Feb
97
98
195
96%
Jan
loo
98
•
common
3.50
3.60
1.900
3.30
Apr
101
3.90
Gold
8.25
Jan
12 %
Apr
Macassa
8.20
Jan
11%
Apr
MacDonald
Jan
Macfie Red
Macho
270
16
514
15
Jan
98
100
97
Jan
102
12c
Jan
28 %c
Apr
MacLeod-Cockshutt
9.60 May
12 %
Jan
MacMillan
15c
Mar
Lake
•
3yac
3%c
14,500
53c
48c 56%C
923,800
17c
Tire
common
class
Graham Bousquet
Mines
§q
A
III—II-l
Paper
Coal
common-
B
Trust
—1
Jan
6%c
4%c
Apr
6%c Jan
3 %c May
5%c
Apr
15
92
Jan
100
125
47
Jan
50
Jan
7%
50
69c
33.900
40c
Jan
74c
500
25c
Jan
45c
Apr
8%
Jan
50
48 %
Apr
50
Mar
Mclntyre
7%
Jan
12
Mar
Mclvor
16% May
Jan
8
21%
12
Jan
Mines
75c
5,560
29
30%
120
Hamilton Bridge
Gold
Mar
5
10 y4
5%
Jan
Jan
291/4
Apr
.
A
301/8
4%c
Jan
6c
Jan
40c
May
62c
27 %c
30c
'Apr
19,200
23c
Jan
40c
Feb
nc
J7C
6,700
12c
Jan
2.04
1,070
7%
4%c
Feb
8%c
Feb
1
45c
13c
15c
<■
4.90
1.83
2.18
65,150
gc
6c
10,000
4 Vac
10%
11
6,037
10%
•
_
__
24c
27c
13,750
17c
21c
20c
26c
12,500
14%c
•
36
34%
37%
2,620
93
60
common
100
»
Mining
41c
Jan
81%
Feb
18
45c
Apr
3,200
38c
Mar
48c
_______—___i
5C
4%c
Apr
Red
5%c
11,000
4c
Jan
1
sy4c
7c
10c
6,100
6c
Apr
10c
g%c
8%c
May
9c
4,250
7%c
Apr
10c
Jan
2.50
2.60
1,025
59c
55c
61c
6%
7
44c
33,700
2,000
131,700
45c
7
39c
Mar
90c
24,600
79c
Apr
1.14
Jan
1.80 Mar
Lake
________
Minda-Scotia
8%c
Apr
15c
Jan
Mindamar
2,000
2c
Jan
3%c Mar
-1
Petroleum
7
100
7,651
9,800
22c
7
May
24c
Feb
Oils
1
Knitting
Mortgage
Porcupine
Mines
41c
3,200
35c
May
71c
6%c
Feb
15c
Apr
23c
497,890
6%c
Jan
23c
2.65
3.10
86,920
2.10
Feb
3.10
ll%c
14c
36,100
9%c
Feb
68c'
78c
74c
77c
2,500
70c
Feb
3%c
4c
11,000
3%c
Jan
47c
54c
111,465
27 %c
Jan
29
29%
145
27%
Jan
51c
14c
1§8,150
44c
Feb
13%
14%
Yellowknife
-1
see
page
41.
l£%c
-1
""
Gold
6c
13%
14%
2,361
13
14 1 15%
4,811
14
18 %c 21 %c
111,300
7,000
•
6c
6c
2,700
1,540
2.50
2.25
2.60
22,400
46
*
Mylamaque Mines
Naco
45%
23
National
Breweries
Drug & Chemical
1.10
4y2c
Apr
common
National
Steel
54c
Apr
National
Trust
34
Feb
Negus
Mines
Jan
New
Jan
New
Jan
31c
Feb
New
British
4c
Mar
7c
Jan
New
Mines
3.10
Apr
16
22'%
Oc;
4ic
45c
18,830
33c
Jan
82c
87c
5,000
55c
Jan
14
Feb
21
Mar
17%
Jan
23
Feb
50c
Apr
1.00
Apr
8y.|C
814c
4,000
1.38
1.31
1.45
34,400
i3
43%
255
20%
Feb
""
Apr
5
8%
200
7%
Jan
9%
Apr
5
_I
10%
9y8
10%
165
10%
Apr
11%
Feb
*
1
Dominion
Feb
Jan
14
14
14
14% Mar
17
Jan
22
Apr
27
Jan
Apr
9
Jan
9c
Jan
7%
7c
1.31
13
Jan
Apr
1.45
Apr
475
13%
Jan
15 %
Feb
27>/8
27'%
25
27%
Jan
273/,
Jan
3.00
2.85
3.00
7,000
25
Alger
Calumet
1.85
Apr
a %c
1
Bldlamaque
14c
Jan
4.80
160
10
—
17'/2
85c
17%
14%
451/2
Jan
Apr
Apr
22!/8
1,481
72c
Jan
200
Car
151/4
Jan
Jan
Apr
7%
3,369
25c
-I-
Apr
Apr
Feb
3.25
15
3.00
73c
Apr
40
24 %
25
510
24%
25
25 y*
225
25
60c63%c
7,750
55c
Mar
80c
Apr
5,000
5%c Mar
13c
Mar
Apr
20
Petroleum
Jan
60c
Jan
23
•
com__
___________
Grocers
Preferred
National
common
1.60
5 %c
7i/2
*
National
Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
22
_l
—
2.00
Mar
7%
•
Ltd
Preferred
^
•
Apr
May
,
•
May
84y2c Jan
_
Oil
11,900
44c
Feb
14 000
National
I
78c
3.80
157/<J
_•
Moore Corp common
Morrison Brass
11 %c 12%c
73c
1,600
15
__
Jan
Feb
4.73"
3.55
1
31c
12c
Consol
common
Montauban
7% Mar
79c
15
Montreal Locomotive
30 %c
39c
4 79
3.55
__
111
Corp
Apr
18%c
73c
85c'
•
Metals
Mining Corp
Jan
3.10
I
II
41c
I_I>
-
•
21c
ll%c
ReducHHI
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland-Bell
Highridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
footnotes
24c
35c
1
»
__
22 %c
Heva Gold Mines
Hinde & Dauch
22c
7
H_I
„
.
27c 30 %c
28c
Apr
42c
1
21,020
3.75
Jt»n
94%
H
Lake
3c
Apr
May
Feb
453%
Jan
9c
10c
33c
Apr
Jan
15
2%c
53,175
Apr
34%
80
67
8%c
10.500
Jan
Jan
26c
Brick
Moneta
Feb
13
32c
390
Jan
Monarch
Apr
1.065
Apr
Apr
91/4 Mar
Apr
2.27
52,350
16
16c
19c
"7c
17
32%
Jan
Apr
38c
Apr
Jan
Mar
73 Vr
Feb
6% Mar
Jan
6c
36c
28%
1.90
8 3/4
10 %c
46y2
;3
11c
Jan
70 V*
25
Monarch
Jan
2.00 May
4%c
72
Mid-Continent Oil
Jan
Jan
_
5
1,010
16
93 '
Apr
Mar
Jan
2.20
38c
___—__—
14
"
&
__
Feb
Feb
Apr
Jan
23c
Apr
1.83 May
•
31%
Head of the Lakes Iron
Gold
40%
I4
—
30%
Feb
3.05
Jan
7c
Merrill Island
14
Apr
681
Mexican Light & Power
pfd___—13,50
12c
26 '
1.85 May
500
Feb
11c
Apr
17%
9,000
11,000
Apr
12c
26
12c
Feb
Feb
1.65
Feb
10c
Mar
Modei
6c
Apr
77J
6c
Jan
1.56
May,
5%c
4
Apr
Apr
32 %c May
2.65
7i/2
52c
-I
2.590
Jan
'.H1
r
2.10
19%
5y4c
Jan
100
18 y4.
90c
-
5V4C
1
Jan
2,818
240
P'eb
Mar
13c
3,555
Jan
10c
71/8
36,525
20
1.65
3%c
3.40
,
17%
♦
7 '/o
1.09
2.90
20
2'Ac
•
3.15
Feb
7,500
McWatters Gold
3.30
17c
Jan
29,500
Mercury Mills
Jan
323/4
.Tan
914c
4%c
2.00
Jan
3.20
90e
3,000
2%c
Apr
70
46,850
181,980
6c
5«/2C
481/4
03
32%c'
Jan
1.88
131/4
14
26c
1.75
2V'>c
28c
14
1
1.95
23c
II
Headway Red Lake
_
11
2y2c
Apr
13c
HI
31c
4.90
1
i
21,500
14
15
•
Feb
2.65
Apr
___•
12%
7%
Hasaga Gold
4.90
i
90c
9%c
-1
"
29c
2.80
214
200
Jan
Apr
289
92c
68,300
3.25
Feb
78c
32
May
8c
Gold
City
Feb
Mar
7,333
2.85
27c
3.25
65c
29
Apr
9c
66,100
*
Ltd
Red
Mill
1.20
34c
31
1
Mines
class
12%
17%c
Jan
Jan
49c
,_1
Porcupine
McMarmac
Feb
Jan
1.15 Mar
May
7c
Apr
13%
23c
5y2C
12,100
3.25
1.05
16 %c
7%
Feb
5c
Drilling
McLellan
Mar
40c
49,500
Mines
Harrison Hibbert Mines
Hartz (F J) class A
29%
5,915 ■'
3%c Jan
I
52c
Carpets
Harman Oils & Minerals
Harricana Gold
__
Jan
Mar
42c
5%c
8%c
Jan
70e
11c 12% c
-1
45c
17,550
42e
-1
26,600
Jan
6c
Mar
7
12%
73,200
31/2C
I
HI
12c
125
30c
44c
I
250
26,500
gi/2C
3 y2c
-I
I
131/4
j3c
1
—
McKenzle
Milton
-
123/4
7c
•
McDougaH-Segur
Mar
class A
Halcrow Swayze
Apr
7%
25c
—1
31
2%c
31/,c
7c
23c
12c
3,900
3c
7%
29 c
12%
27c
Jan
30%
Gold
Preferred
4,835
1,705
4c
1
McColl Frontenac
12
28
4,500
86c
,
Bloedel
Mayo Mines Ltd
171/a
23%
5%C
II
1
Oils
48%
25
5'/4C
10 %c
•
Jan
7%
Apr
13
Apr
Jan
1.18
•
Matarrow Lead
Apr
35c
6.25
10%
75c
A
Massey-Harris
Mar
48%
Jan
Feb
6%c
i.12
Mines
Marigold
Jan
3.25
"75
__
____•
class
Apr
Jan
Mar
321/,
2,500
80c
Martin-McNeely
Jan
94%
5
10y
Apr
35%
30c
81'A A®
!.i8
14
I
Gold
Halliwell Gold
Rock
4c
14,500
1,675
/'
•
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Gold
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine_~
Brass
16 100
11%
10y
«,/2C
5'/aC
13%
38c
Jan
5.25
573
2.95
Feb
Feb
2.30
1,200
5.75
Marbenor Malartic
Marcus Gold
11
24
__1
Mines
3.05
5.50
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
16 «/2
.10
Mines
Lake
5.60
5c
5
Z_
Freehold
2.95
11
15
24,000
61c
Wire
315
16,220
34
15,015
48
11
Apr
20c
5%c
4,460
30c
1 97
94%
11%
Feb
45c
Jan
16%
A
20c
30,.
B
48%
class
8,600
29c
115-
1.85
Jan
7%
22c
111/.
15c
7.20
66c
ip'
1.86
23 %c
____.
Jah
1
Apr
48
22c
1
Apr
7,000
Feb
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
11c
4C
18c
Magnet Consol
Feb
5c
Feb
15,750
19%c21%c
Malartic Goldfields
Manitoba & Eastern
Apr
3%C
6%c
Apr
12c
4%c
Mar
Apr
18c
4c
3'/2c
"
Apr
Feb
5c
Jan
2.40
18,500
rj" 4%l
20c
Jan
3,000
Apr
32c
Jan
3%c
8c
5,880
10%
Jan
76o
56%c
35c
I
Class
Jan
25c
27,100
34
River
&
8.25
14,600
10
1
Feb
6%c
14c
2lc
in
Jan
16,450
6.20
__
1
5,895
30c
28c
15
Feb
2%c
11,000
lie
Jan
36c
15c
5.75
10%
18%
15 %c
10%
*
Preferred
Gwlllim
Feb
12c
»
/
Mackay
Gunnar
7%c
9%
*
III—1
HHl
Preferred
Lead
6,700
14c
Mining
Guaranty
19c
6.05
Goldhawk Porcupine
Goldora Mines
West
5,000
10
Manltou
Lakes
4,898
10c
12c
Mines
Arrow
Grandoro
247,250
10%
I7c
Gold
Goidale Mines
Goodyear
27c
9.60
9%c
1
Goldcrest Gold
Eagle
23c
10
9%c
9.45
Apr
HH*
—
Lake
Apr
40%
23 %c
Apr
17%
■
98
■
3.00
__
1
1
40
1
Jan
34C
i
15%
Mines
1.70
295
34
A
Apr
18
37c
Mines
*
Gold
class
Jan
1.00
12,950
HH*
Mines
_
9,75
-
Feb
705
1,625
1
Yellowknife
2.40
36,100
•
100
Geneva Lake
Gillies Lake
1
Yellowknife
Mackeno
Mar
Feb
5oc
__
Mar
Apr
17c
Mar
1.60
1
11
17%
19%
67c
—
10%
44%
Jan
9%c May
2.75
1
10
May
16%
17%
■
:—1
9.20
40
Feb
Apr
*
1
10
40%
15
38c
May
•
Gold
9.50
-
Feb
Mar
Mar
2.44
\
1
—
4,065
13,500
2.60
3
1
Products Mfg class A
General Steel Wares common
Preferred
31c
14
36c
1
-1
*
Long Lac
Loblaw Groceterias
Lynx
19
Mar
Apr
21c
31,700
9%C10%C
Apr
16c
Jan
Long Island Petroleums
Louvicourt Golufields
Mar
15c
25
Jan
5.00
Feb
24c
Lomega Gold
•
•
common
32,500
57c
Jan
10c
Jan
.«
—
2.65
8,500
16c
Mines
Class B
10,800
Mar
2,000
Lencourt Gold
Lexindin Gold
Apr
41c
Feb
Little
8.50
Mar
67Va Mar
35,922
isy2
•
Acceptance
15% Mar
15% May
Apr
10c
57r
70%c
TT^ Island
T6,3 "J
9%c
Jan
85c
Feb
Apr
9,500
•
Ttvrn
Lavalie
Feb
Feb
61/aC
67%
1
Leduc-Consolidated
Mar
54c
100
90c
'U"
Leitch
Jan
1,500
34^ ^
22c
Jan
Jan
8c
81c
10C
1
Jan
1.90
Apr
Jan
7c
Apr
7'%
52c
Feb
13
•
32c
Apr
Mar
1.75
*
Alberta
7
37c
54%
56
*
Exploration
14c
50
10.800
♦
common
154,940
7
42c
1.50
•
Gold
32c
7
38c
39C
Jan
sic
^JS^J!ac
^vH
6c
9,600
Mining
Laurentide
25c
Feb
Mar
1-94
Lamaque Gold
'Lang & Sons
4,800
Jan
30c
1-78
Mines
7%c
18c
Jan
'
Wasa
23%
Apr
14
w.
7c
12c
15%c
58,900
33'"
To^e"ctU —Mines
Shore
23 %
Jan
8,200
8,300
2,666
1'89
of the Woods common.
,
Mar
8c
9c
14
1
La
24
90c
Jan
78c
30c
Lingman
Lake
Jan
Apr
5c
Jan
48c
S
J
Lake
14%
Apr
40c
Jan
48%
67%
50c
1
Jan
Jan
39 %
42
8c
l
Jan
Apr
70c
14
Mines
Mar
2.35
Jan
May
y4 May
231/a Jan
67%
31c
Gold
Luz
13c
2f1f,
7%c
#
Mines
Fortune
29c
1
78c
1
*
18
25
*
7c
llc
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake
Apr
12c
i7f.
H
17c
—
13%
Jan
•
_
1.27
Feb
602
•
i2%~c
10c
Labatt
Lake
36
40
—18cl9i<»c
Townsite
Lake
12%
1
i
Kirkland
Lake
Apr
Apr
1.15
1
Feb
2.32
Jan
42c
'
1
Feb
Jan
1.23
12
1,100
45c
16c
—
Jan
5
2.60
16% "
•
Class A
For
1.27
Feb
13
Feb
5
24%
;
1?
Jan
19
1.35 May
16%
General
Hosco
17% May
11
Jan
23%
;
_L
preferred
of
105
5
1.40
.
Power
12%
62
1
Mines
preferred
General Bakeries
General Petroleum
Home
Apr
Mar
23,000
45c
Apr
1.65
17%
20
Exploration
Homer
Jan
•7%c
Feb
1.00
•
Shops
5%
Hollinger
18c
Jan
2,400
•
common
new
TC rk
Khkland Lake
7,500
34%
llc
KlPnH01W ^neS
5c
17,000
1.56
1.15
;
Co
Jan
13c
15c
7%C
30%
19
Apr
1.25
100
7,786
15,833
~~1
4.00
Apr
May
371/2
16%c
Kelvinator
77c
40c
Mar
4iy4 Mar
11
Jan
42% May
43 % Apr
Feb
84c
L
Keern,VAH3S0ld
25 y4
500
35c
11,700
32%
J
Ken-Addison
Jan
40c
10,700
—•
Apr
Feb
41c
i-01
41%
*
.
Mlnmg
Jan
49c
5c
Jan
36c
40%
_1
Gold
2iy2
Jan
19 % Mar
Jan
y2
95c
40%
1
48c
Jan
6c
,
Nickel
Jan
18c
*
;
3.50
9
64,720
13c
i
Ke ore
27c
l
Manufacturing
Hellens
325
1.38
25
:
Kayrand
40c
10
Ford Motor class A
Heath
5,955
•
Flank Petroleums
Harding
50
68c
l
_____
Apr
Apr
4c
35
65
3g
*
.
Quebec Mines
Jupiter Oils Ltd
1.45
Jan
150
__
1
Tohm-in Gold
rtdlH
2.50
Mar
22%c
*
Warrants
Hard
3.50
21%
65c
65c
84c
Jan
22%
11
1
(1939)
,
21%
20
Mines
Johns-Manville
20 %c
Feb
11
Feb
18% Mar
472
30
1
:
Joiiet
*
^
Mining
Joburke
11 %C
Apr
100
Jan
Jan
Apr
9%
43%
50c
Mines
40c
1
Cos
7%
12,200
43,875
__
Products
Apr
45c
1.22
1
Iron
5
Mines
57c
32%
40%
11
41c
»
11% Mar
Mar
22
2,000
49 ia
Jan
Apr
Gold
Waite
40c
1
Grain
1,115
40'A
24
43%
•
Jan
1.08
Kirkland
Federated Petrcfteum
Hallnor
Mountain
1.15
Federal
Hahn
Island
Jacknife
.
Players
Farmer Candy
Guayana
45
1
Preferred
Gulf
Apr
Jan
Jack
'
Gridoil
12 %
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
Greening
9% Mar
7,818
4%l 4%1
H
42 %
Hi
Mining
International Nickel Co common
International Petroleum
_1
A
Corp
Class
Feb
Jan
Feb
»
Falconbridge
Great
45%
19 ya
Mar
Jan
1
Warrants
Great
42% Mar
16
20%
5%
50
iqy,
International Coal & Coke
1
International Metals class A_________•
13
__
Estella Mines Ltd
Gordon
Apr
1
Glacier
Life
Goodfish
inspiration
Jan
Jan
5
22%
iqi/„
•
12%
Apr
*
22%
Apr
29% May
35 Va Apr
500
22%
•
12
19
,
934
Jan
42c
9.65 May
32c
330
gs/„
4.00
64%
Apr
20
1,075
30
9%
40
& Co—
276
Feb
Apr
Jan.
51%
20'Ac
35V?
__
10
Rey
Golden
(John)
265
Equitable Life Insurance
Erie Flooring
class B
Gold
Inglis
Apr
1.60
1,630
36
1
____
Mar
Apr
38
Lake
42%
57,100
29 Vi
;•
100
11% May
327
common
Acceptance common
prior preferred-
875
Machine
class
Gold
Golden
Jan
14%
5%
19%
Mines
Industries
God'3
Indust
10%
Gold
Glenora
10
Indian
Feb
Apr
19%
Mines
Paper
Giant
12% May
96% Jan
Jan
3.50
10 y2
Mines
Eddy
Gas
38%
Apr
2.80 Mar
Varnish
Jan
Apr
84,900
42c
355c
30
_______
Imperial
coy,
36c
/Imperial Tobacco of Canada
ordinary_5
4%
preferred
25
*
common
Metals
Gatineau
21
35
43
30
20
305
11%
26Apr
40
Steel
Frobisher
Apr
27
1,498
Elder Mines
Fraser
liya
5.00
1
Washing
Foundation
8.25 May
_•
4.75
50
/n
10
26%
com
9 gs
Oil
4.80
12%
975
\
24%
40
4,000
901u
Bank
1,535
3 fin
rf;?/
20
Imperial
19
310
20
;__100
Apr
75
38c
imperial
,
19
42
.
3 25
545/,
Feb
High
45
40'ic
Apr
18%
Low
,n
1
Jan
3.45
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
1
preferred..!
78c
18%
97%
20%
26%
Jan
1,300
97 y2
Mining & Smelting
Porcupine
Erie
Apr
9.00
20
&
Jan
2.00
8.25
*
Easy
Francoeur
Apr
8.50
1
Malartic
Fleet
25c
Hudson Bay
40c
2,930
97%
Minerals
Sullivan
Fibre
Feb
Mar
21%
48,400
21%
46c
Shares
iq
•
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
25,850
56c
75
Woollens
Fenlmore
3.05
Feb
10c
70
Mines
East Rim Nickel
Federal
3.05
40,500
20
Am phi
Empire
18 %c 21 %c
3.00
East Crest Oil
Emerald
19 %C
34c
23.50
Oils
Fanny
1.60
Jan
20
Dragon Oils & Gas
Famous
Jan
1.87
3.00
Preferred
Eureka
1.03
•
Dominion Textile
Sol
1,800
39,555
110,900
12 %
Investment
&
Dominion
El
44c
for Week
Low
50
—
Sales
hlZl
of Prices
*
—
Mining
2.95
3.00
Stores
Pen
Hoyle
1.40
12 '/a
,
Dominion
El
Mar
40c
*
Preferred
Elora
17
_.
2.56
25
_
Magnesium
Dominion
Eldona
15 y4 May
Howard Smith Paper common
Preferred
1.35
common..*
_
Steel
Dominion
Eastern
80
100
&
Preferred
Eastern
15%
1
Foundry
East
Jan
1
Electrohome
East
Jan
70c
•
10
uotninion
East
17c
Feb
22%
Ltd
■
Dominion
Donalda
Mar
•
Dominion
Dominion
11c
44c
1
Mines
Bans
Dominion
7,000
30,000
2
Ltd
Dom Asbestos
Dominion
15%
Par
1.35
25c
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
Dome
54c
Fi"t7
Sale Price
High
2.74
1
Distillers
2
ST0CKS
Low
1
_
Devon-Leduc Oils
Duvex
41 %c
MAY
1
Producers
Discovery
50c
15%
•
Ltd—.
Minerals
Dome
53c
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12c 12 %c
•
Mines
Rio
Detta
Low
i
Petroleum
Davis
Shares
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
1
Oil_—
__
03%c
__
9%c
.
9y2C
2.75
Feb
AptApr
3.60 Mar
29%
27
%
Jan
Feb
4C
4c
1,000
5c.
Apr
•
3.80
3.55
3.90
25,339
2.63
Feb
4.25
Apr
.1
2.05
2.05
2.30
16,600
2.05 May
3.10
Jau
__
3c
O
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
40
Monday, Mgy 5^ 1952
,
(1896)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Delhi
New
Dickenson
51c
51c
55c
2.24
-1
Gold
Mines
Marlon
Morrison
J
Gold
ir
Mines
Steel
Apr
7c
Jan
3'Ac Jan
4,300
5C
2.25
2.50
800
1.95
Jan
3.00
Jan
15c I8V2C
15,710
12'Ac
Feb
19c
Apr
1.05 Mar
Jan
1.00
*100
74
75
2,060
73 »A
Apr
85
Feb
16c
1,300
15c
Apr
20c
Feb
4%c
5c
6,500
3'Ac
Jan
8'Ac
Feb
Mar
22'Ac
80c
17c
14,800
Apr
5.65 Jan
19c
21c
4.90
5.00
4,929
7c
8c
11,300
70c
72c
7.000
58c
Apr
93c
Jan
29c
25c
30c
57.400
21c
Jan
30c
4.90
■
Apr
12'Ac
Jan
6'Ac
Feb
Mines—
15c
Feb
7c
20,520
5c
Mar
7c
Jan
7'/4
7V2
2,177
7
Mar
8
Mar
12c
13c
6,733
10c
8
18c
1.21
•
—
11c
1.30
6,470
6c
500
12'Ac
15c
4.60
1.44
1.12 Mar
5c
25,400
Apr
Jan
General Trusts
Toronto Iron
Towagmac Exploration
Tower
May
25c
7'Ac
Jan
Class
Jan
3.20
Apr
Jan
2.45
Apr
2.65
198,505
41,500
1.40
3.50
3.65
preferred
Penn-Cobalt. Silver Mines Ltd—
People's Credit Section
.
Perron Gold
—-—
3.50
Feb
Transcontinental
3,000
7%c
Jan
12c
Jan
Trans
9V2C
4'Ac
Jan
11c
Mar
86c
85c
95C
13,300
62o
Jan
1.15
90c
90c
700
90c
8c
1,000
6c
13 'A
12'A
13%
Jan
Apr
15%
66'A
9,385
730
9.50
65
64'A
Feb
71
85c
88c
2,130
70c
Jan
95c
2'Ac Mar
Apr
Jan
>
Mar
Jan
4c
c
4,300
95c
90c
1.00
19,450
88c
Apr
1.23
Jan
3%c
3%c
4c
3,000
3'Ac
5c
Mar
2,000
3c
Jan
Feb
3 'A c
3 'A
4c 4'Ac
4'Ac
670
7.50
4%C
69C
30,450
7.00
7.85
110
11%
100
11%
IIIIIi
;
1.34
143,450
56c
40'A
44 V4
2.40
2.25
1
4'Ac
Rouyn Gold
Power
21
Corp
I
3,948
17,000
2.25 May
5c
2,045
1.00
5,017
Metals
13%
-_i
•
1.00
30'A
28c
12%
13%
5'Ac
Jan
880
1.04
Jan
Mar
12%
Feb
Jan
14
Apr
1.60
Feb
1.32
3,350
Apr
33
37c
29'A Mar
25c
Mar
Apr
1.71
1,100
1.50
1.73
47,450
78c
Purdy Mica Mines —-——
1 Purity Flour Mills common.,
„10"-~
19c
11,500
6c
Feb
25c
9%
9'A
9
Feb
10
Feb
•.1
55.30
55.30
.Jan
55'A
Apr
1
——
1.65
Preferred.
-——,
1,000
16c
Jan
33c
Feb
32c
18,400
25c
Mar
35c
Jan
2.40
2.47
7,550
45c 48'Ac
3.20
Apr
Mar
58c
Jan
20
2,751
May
25
Jan
Jan
Apr
14c
12c
22c
51,600
12c
May
39c
20c
25c
26,178
9'Ac Mar
33c
12c 13'Ac
-
Petroleums
Ltd
.
41c
1
54c
39c
8c
Jan
22c
Mar
116,950
37,719
39c
May
75c
Feb
30c
Mar
49c
Apr
39c
37c
40c
4.20
4.5Q
400
'
Regcourt
Mines
Gold
Reno
1
5%c
7c
2.75
2.90
2.75
7c
class
5'Ac
7c
24,150
23c
25c
28,000
20c
15
15
25
2—*
B
A
14'A
Feb
Oils
Roxana
Roy
1
—
Industries
Lawrence
San
Antonio
6%c
Jan
13c
30c
28c
32c
18,050
20c
Jan
57c
Jan
Sarnia
Scurry
Oils
Scythes
&
17c
21c
2,000
15c
27'A
27%
1,198
18%
18
18%
8,675
16
Freehold Petroleums
Selburn Oil Co Ltd
Roi
I
Mines-
Class B preferred
Viceroy
Vulcan
1
.'
Gold
Mines
Oils
Walker
(G & W)
Wekusko
West
2.35
14%.
14%
100
4.50
4.10
4.50
72.G70
1.50
Jan
24
23%
24
300
23%
Jan
7,375
2.25
Jan
3.45
Jan
Westeel
Western
Weston
(George)
Winward
Gold
For footnotes
Lead
41.
2.35
2.12
2.35
v
Yankee
Yellorex
Yukeno Mines
25'A
46c
28
Jan
41 '2
Jan
Apr
14%
Jan
98c
Feb
Jan
3.44
Apr
Mar
11'A
Feb
1.94
Jan
Feb
Jan
20%
Apr
19
Jan
23
Apr
' 8c
8c
500
'9c
Apr
6c
12,600
4'Ac Mar
6'Ac
Jan
95c
1.00
19,500
G3c
Feb
1.15
Apr
Mar
Feb
lc
A
4,000
76c
12'A
4,639
41%
43
1.25
11% May
41%* Apr ♦
76c
77c
Apr
5.00
84c
43
'52
Jan
Apr
10c
Feb
8c
19'A
Jan
23
32c
Jan
75c
Apr
9.70
Jan
23
Jan
89'A
Jan
Mar
2.88
Feb
1.70
7.40 May
20
Apr
Apr
Mar
Feb
94
Jan
91
91
11
1.70
2.04
135,575
80c
Jan
2.05
Apr
10 'Ac 12 'Ap
18.500
8.000
9c
Mar
14 %c
Apr
91
1.91
ll'Ac
1
6c
Feb
18'Ac
Jan
39c
33c
40c
19.000
25c
Jan
42c
Apr
1
;-vAv—
Feb
6VaC May
35
Apr
95'A
95%
19,200
351
60
3'Ac
36
4'Ac
36
6'Ac
*
7c
8e
12,500
1
6'Ac
6'Ac
__
__
7c
36
12"4
50c
34c
40c
::
:
;
1
—
1.89
1.78
1.50
1.50
1.08
1.01
1.14
1
—
A
Apr
8c
Mar
15
12'A Mar
3.10
Apr
50c
May
84c
Jan
144,850
4,000
20,765
'
25
29,917
1.98
1.50
Jan
99
23,650
12c
12c
1
_»
-
class B
Jan
40
•
95'A May
4%<? Jan
50
7.435
2.75
' 60c
35c
•••
12'A
2.50
53c
1
28c
Feb
42c
Jan
lie
Feb
14c
Jan
Jan
1.52
1.65
Jan
2.24 Mar
1.50
Jan
2.CO
97c
Jan
1.44 Mar
Feb
Exchange-Curb Section
Funds
Canadian
Sales
Week's;
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
1st preferred—;
^
Apr
Apr
Canadian Industrie? common
Canadian Mareoni
Jan
Canadian
General
Preferred
Consolidated
Apr
Dalhousie
1.60
5,300
1.50
Apr
1.81
4.05
38,989
4.05
Feb
4.75 Mqr
20'A
Apr
Jan
Apr
13 "2
22
22 Va
500
22
Apr
26'2
Feb
10,'A
11'A
1,885
-10 'A May
15%
Jan
101
160
100
May
48 Va
565
47
May
51'A
Jan
18'A: 18 Va
260
18'A
Apr
20Va
^an
14
Jan
24'A
240
35
33 Va
35
4.10
4.30
625
7%
8%
6,675
15
Aircraft
Bridge
Hayes Steel
Paper
International
Utilities
50c
Jan
Apr
25 Va
Jan
Niagara
35
35
25
35
Apr
37
Feb
Ogilvie Flour
1.55
1.65
167,640
Pt-nd
Oreille
_50o
2.30
2.52
4,000
Bros
9
9%
2,174
Weaving
common
1.76
Feb
2.25
Apr
2.60
Feb
Price
8%
Apr
9%
Apr
Third
Jan
Yukon Consolidated
Invest—-
May.
% "Jan
Jan
53c
76
45
Jan
76
Apr
75
130
72%
Jan
90
-.Feb
229
31
Jan
35
Mar
33
,
43%
1,582
41'A May
50 Va- Feb
26%
610
20^8 Mar
30
21%
22%
570
21% May
28 Va
32
25
25
30
5.90
G.22
3,552
*
«
General
8
38
32
III
Jan
Feb
27'A
__z.
:
'A May
35c
22%
.—5
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
19
May """
8
31
Feb
Jap
7'A Apr
Va
41
43
—5
50
10%
,
26%
-7'A
-
6.25
Jan
Apr
3,700
1.020
32
33
common
Jan
74
75
I
International
Apr
43
70
ft
8.00
40c
39c
.♦
^
Dominion
Canadian
40c
Feb
Apr
6
2,025
32
31'A
31%
26
7% Ma.V
25
8
8
8
_•
Feb
Jan
3.65
25
6
6
-
Apr
33 V2
309
4.10
—III
4.60
3.70
24'A
£100
4.00
3-95
Feb
Feb
113
12'A Mar
85
12'A
12 Va
24'A
—*
_•
1.35
47
47.
18'A.
common—_
L
19% Mar
7
10
100;
«
Paperj___
Wire
1.960
*
—
Oil
deHavilland
Apr
11
22
Lui:qber_^
—-
Feb
25'A
10
7%
Investment-
Alcohols-;
Apr
26
31
♦
Canadian Collieries
Canadian
18%
-10% Mar
100
*
Feb
Western
1,650
10 »A
•
-
16 Va
25'A
II*
Sugar——
Jan
1.95
15%
*
III-
common
Vinegars
High
10%
_
*
convertible
High
Low
Low
16 Va
Corp
Co
Jan
Apr
440
Feb
6c
521
Andian National
12c
Mar
21
Jan
15
5c
2,175
Par
47'A
Feb
20
Sale Price
Commercial
Feb
5,500
68c
STOCKS
22c
6.90
5,435
5,550
7c
21
•
46% Jan
47 V\, Feb
18'A May
10c
20
'
Jan
19
8c
6 Ac
.
v 20
Mining
5.10
-
11%
2.60
3.40
28
*
12
«
Feb
79c
5'Ac
__
V
Jan
May
39c
100
23
4.75 Mar
Jan
Apr
14'A
6,300
23
Feb
Feb
Mar
Mar
1.61
12,700
17c 18'Ac
_
Toronto Stock
Jan
6'A
Jan
Feb
7,770
41c
_1
Oil &
Mines
Feb
279
1.84
39c
__'
;^-,_5
Knitting
Jan
'A
Apr
5.00
10
395
10%
1.80
5'Ac
-
—
Yellowknife Bear Mines
York
" M'ar
6
Airr
Jan
6%c
1.00
20%
Zinc_
Canuck
9c
"
10'A
1.82
1
59,750
1.64
1.13
Apr
1
20
20
Mar
100 025
__
Jan
"Apr
3.35
Jan
58c
27,200
135,223
58,621
:
&
40
6%.
see
74c
72c
2.75
,
•
_
65c
1 v
—
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
Jan
32c
87c
-
10'/a
68c
100
45
43 c.
10,'Ac-
ll'Ac
7.90
Mines
Gold
10
7.80
45c
Jan
3.05
63c
2.45
—
Preferred
Winora
16c
95
42c
20
7.40
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric ?otnmdn_i—
40c
680
21c
12'Ac
7.55
—
Larder
Winchester
38%
477
24
21'Ac Mar
Apr
4.30 Mar
• A-
47c
1
Class B
37,600
__
100
Petroleums
200
19
Jan
62c
Apr
2c
2.60
common
Wiltsey-Coghlap
5,166
19
Apr
35c
•
Ltd
Preferred
Wilrich
47
7.75
40
Sllvenyood Dairies class A
4.25
>
J A
Leaseholds
lie
18'A
Apr
6.75
14c
2.40
10c
Ashley
Homestead
Western
'20
j
Silver Miller Mines
Silver Standard Mines
38c
100
1,511
32,016
17c
Apr
1.60
1
5
Preferred
4.95
•
Western
47
18 'A
Jan
16'Ac Mar
22,590
71,102
1
Products
10c
19
common
68c
4'Ac
1
Canada
_
Mining
56c
2c
♦
Consol
Malartic
Apr
common
Voting trust
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
57c
*
2nd preferred
Canada & Dominion
4.35
19%
87 Va May
49.255
1
Amulet
Waite
Apr
4.30
31
Apr
49c
72c
^_1
Apr
1
8.530
3.15
1
4.60
„50c
Gordon
60c
33
Jan
4.25
64c
1
—
Gold
14%
43
Apr
Jan
29
85%
2.85
»
Mines
Feb
42
28 V2
66c
—1
Mfg
Vicour
Jan
42
Jan
8,092
17'Ac
Jan
1
56c
3.10
*
*
$5
___50
Mines
Jan
6.20
15c
Ltd
Ventures
Jan
1,065
Apr
35c
900
60
25
41c
2.70
40
10'Ac
55c
♦
Brown
Apr
2.72
Feb
18'A
50Q
Jan
96,150
...
16%c 17'Ac
Mines
Feb
39
Ltd
Van
46 V2
39
Silanco
Canada
Upper
34 'A May
1.55
30 'A Mar
Apr
Mar
3,310
5,800
35,100
•
20
Shawipigan Water # Power common—*
Class A preferred'
5()
Silknlt
Steel
1.549
26,910
23,300
71,700
Breweries
United
Jan
20%
Jan
13
Apr
17
*
—
1,365
22c
Sick's
Oils
36'A
,
Feb
29'A
1
Mines
20%
19c
Creek
United
Zinc
20
1.25
Sherrltt
&
34'A
21c
Sheep
Lead
20 Vb
1.40
Shawkey (1945)
United
34%
„•
Jan
15
May
13
«
Asbestos
4.75
Feb
2.10
9,375
Hill
Jan
4.20
69c
Apr
12c
United Keno
23
4.45
Apr
1.75
38 •'
Anglo Canad Pulp & PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop—__
2.56
31c
25
Apr
2.30
G3c
7'Ac
33
31
16c
Jan
22'Ac Mar
Jan
450
5.60
17c
Mar
4
7Va' Jan
2.55
Jan
A
59
.
Apr
May
10c
1,200
220
87'A
60c
Apr
28c
10
Apr
2.45
33 V
75
6c
2,470
Feb
27
70c
17,800
30 Va
39'A
May
4.15-
9c
30
2'Ac Jan
2.59
Apr
27
50c
2.49
6c
31
5.90
6
^
23,000
3.75
Apr
1.60
8'Ac
3.90
—
60,375
2.40
Jan
1.54
86'A
31'A
__
0
B
4c
1
;
Jan
27
Corp class A
58c
•
Rouyq,
98
4.10
Asbestos
Class
.50c
3.95
/,
51c
:
__
1
United
United
3'Ac
Warrants
Mar
31c
4c
•
95
34c
53 %c
*
common
Security
Senator
24c
30
27'A May
*
-
Ltd
Co
21c
27'A
.
May
Jan
8'Ac
45c
33
Mar
*
Jan
20
23'A
Apr
1
Ltd
Jan
17
May
•
•
Gold
Petroleums
Bridge
—*.
Sapphire
3.45
3.00 May
13% May
20
1
Mining
1
common—
Corp common
Feb
Union Gas
*
—
Gold
22c
Union
1
Oils Ltd
Russell
St
20.500
•
Royalite Oil
Rundle
13c
1
Bank
Rupununi
10c
10
Silver
Royal
10'Ac
•
Lac
Jan
Feb
17
*
15% May
15%
Long
Mar
Mar
100
15%
Roche
Jan
22c
4.95
23'A
Acceptance common
Apr
15%
*
Union
Corp
Apr
10
A——
Apr
8.00
Apr
14c
2c,
Tungsten
Rights
May
1.75
1.03
33,600
41
class
6.75
Apr
30c
May
41'A
1.70
41
(Little)
9%c
15
Jan
15
Jan
1.60
41
Robinson
Feb
Feb
1.67
-
Jan
3.25
41
1
Robertson Mfg preferred ——4Q
Rtx-Athabasca
9c
Jan
Mar
2c
23c
73c
—L__
Silk
Jan
Feb
5c
400
Petroleum
Richfield
Riverside
6.25
4.20 May
10,000
1
—
ftenabie
Mar
5c
13%c Jan
♦
-
Wool Combing
6,500
4.20
1
MacDoriald —
Jan
41c
10,500
20- 21'A
2,40
20c
1
Uranium
Petroleum
Reeves
Jan
20c
28c
47c
Poplar Gold
Reef
1.90
Apr
1.10
22,450
1.20
20'A
<
Mining
Quesabe Mines LtdQuemont
Red-pic
51'A
85
Mar
2.47
Queenston Gold
Red
30
1.99 Mar
20c
Quebec Manitou
Ranwick
V
1.85 Feb
Apr
Feb
-
1.28
1
—
—
1.30
A:
1.50
29c
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quibec Chibougamau
Quebec Labrador
Jan
35
Mar
Jan
1.65
Ltd
35
Apr
4c
I
-
Violamac
16'Ac
1.40
Prospectors' Airways
Petroleums
Jan
18 Va Mar
29
6%
,
29'A
8'Ac
46c
•
Oil
Apr
29'A
76c
6,200
2.70
1.45
Punch
-
Jan
Apr
28'A May
19,100
17
.
.
•
Oil
Petroleum
Trend
Villbona
1.35
.a
Dome—
East
Apr
I6V2
42,049
29'A
__
•
Resources
Mountain
Jan
Feb
21
920
28c
1
81C
29%
—
Gold Mine—
52
May
4c
20.500
23
4c
21
Jam
2.00 Mar
40'A May
2.70
Feb
1.38 Mar
1,50 Mar
2,550
1.80
May
Jan
88c
Jan
1.65
42
Apr
13
Mar
1.75
'
52c
Jan
60c
1.27
«
—
9%
2,350
1
1.13
110
Apr
Mar
35c
70c
G8c
0
—
99
22,700
Apr
8.25
Apr
7.00
50
38c
5'Ac Mar
75c
Jan
54c
""3,845
36c
4'Ac Apr
3%c Mar
9,000
60c
110
100
»
Peninsular
Pressed
Jan
9c
65 Va
•
Oils
Border
Jan
1.35
Jan
♦
7%
55'Ac
6V2 Mar
38c
Feb
"
Mar
8c
38 c
II
Development
Premier
4.15
Apr
A
.
•
Transvision-Television
-Hi
Mines
Mai
14c
36c
1.90
•
"1,225
■4'Ac
Gas
Powell
1
21000
1
—
Jan
7
2.20
13%:.
100
Trans Empire Gils
9c
1
29
Jan
Jan
Feb
55c
1.75.
*
;
:
1
Gas
Jan
5'A
Jan
46c
1.02 Mar
32c
A 13
*
A__-
—
10c
.
River
class
9c
1
27
70c,
-
1.18
48c
1
-
—
9 c'
1
Powell
B
9c
•
10o
r——
14'A
65
1.80
1
Preferred
•
Penman's Ltd
Preston
Finance
Traders
Jan
Jan
—
Jan
12,250
20.500
13'A
*
Petroleums
18c
,
1
Feb
Apr
13 Va
6,200,.
.
32'A
7
V2.51
13c
15c
;
__
20
—
Works class A
9c
48c
»
—
Toronto
4'Ac
__i
Gold
Mines——
1.58
32'A
.7
2.40
—
1 A
3,300
—
Nat
&
9c
Elevators
61,350
2.10
1.48
8'Ac
1.55
1
—-
Torbrit Silver
6c
—
Mar
20c
110
1.50
Toronto
25c
~
Apr
I8V2 Mar
Jan
36c
2,105
11c
1.33
•
20c
1.85
-——
Consol
Crow
9'Ac
1
Toburn
Apr
5.00
Jan
3.55
2.21
Oil
Malartic
Oil
10c
1.42
—*
Apr
18c
1
Malartic %
Pickle
:
River
Apr
Jan
7c
12c
26,300
4.25
—
—
Paramaque Mines
Petrol
__
•
Ltd
Gold
Sylvanite
5'AC
1
Pandora Cadillac
River
Oils
Grass
6c
mil
1.30
Apr
Mar
-38c
25
25
11,500
205,732
8 040
50c
Inlet
Sweet
Triad
Page Hershey Tubes—
Pamour
Porcupine
Porcupine
Surf
24 V2C
•
Ponder
Preferred
1.00
9'Ac
1,125
20
98
Jan
39c
Mar
1.97
Pacific Petroleum
Paymaster
14'A
20
98
__
Apr
8'A
7% Mar
18c
2.35
——
Navig
(Eastern)
Placer
1.12
I
15,100
1.46
Mines
Coyle
Peace
700
20c
_•
•—-
Red Lake
Partanen
13%
*
-100
-
1
Gold
Western
14'Ac
3.00
13%
15V2c
Gold
Jan
17c
Mar
mil
Pyrites Co Ltd——
Opemiska Copper Mines ——
Orange Crush
Parbec
-
*
]
■—
Ontario
Pan
Common
•
Malartic
Omnltrans ExDloration.
Pacific
8'A
13c
•
Oils
8
18c
4.50
Selections
Pacific
3.00
18c
18c
3.10
__
2.41
13c
May
2.82
9,850
6c
Mines
Gold
Lake
1
—
May
995
•
Mines.—
Supertest (ordinary)
50c
17
2.000
13,200
1,500
12,500
<
17c
6c
12c
*
——,1
1
Ltd
Lake
Osisko
4%c
7.30
Tombill Gold
Obaska
Orlac
7.00
4%c
6.85
16c
1
Sudbury Contact
Feb
2,670
1
1
:
Jan
"37c
10
30
30 'A
1
•
Jan
10,300
7V<
1
O'Brien
Orenada
17
29
*
„———
Cons
17
28'A'
30
*
*
6,275
8C
(1940)
Ogama-Rockland
O'Leary
Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon River Gold
Steeloy
17
29%
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
14C
6c.
Oakville Wood
Okalta
—
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor Pearson common
3.50
13c
6c
Ltd
45c
Feb
73c
2QO
6,000
7'A
5
common-^
.
Jan
Apr
.
42c
,
Jan
3.15
UJ-"
Oil
•' 45c
Taku
4.50
13c
—-—
.
Mar
90
60c
50c
..
27,210
1.15
5,700
18'A
.
420
14c
14,700
52c
44,110
38cA
6,622
>3VA
V,
525
27%
100
7
100
*
Canada
Preferred
•Sullivan
100
4,320
*
Bros
of
Co
40
6%'
6%
.
.
Feb
3.35
._1
—
39% Mar
Jan
May
•
Oils.:
Oil
Nubar
Stedman
Feb
6.75
7c
Mines
Mines
Star
Feb
50c
4.95
20c
Gold
North
hk
4%c
1
Canadian
Northland
6c
Jan
5.35 May
16c
—1
Denison
Inca
Feb
30c
1.00
74%
Extension
North
Mar
4VBQ
18C
Mining
North
Ja*
20c
i'Ac
5,250
12,375
Mines
North
22c
Jan
10 %c
177,100
—1
Northern
*
I
Apr
35,500
48,850
.
J
Stanley Brock class A
Starratt Olsen Gold—4
Apr
80
9c
47c
——„„2—,
•
17c
6.00
•
Norpick Gold
Northern Canada
Preferred
49c
.
13 'A
27'A
—»
Standard Radio class A——
10'Ac
Vac
5Vic
—1
Norgold
Jan
——
—
Apr
4'Ac
9,050
10c
9c
Jan
5c
*
*
.
Stadacona
Standard Paving common
14c
8
38c
—l
—
1
Normetal
1,000
Oils Ltd
Mines **.
Jan
65c
43c Mar
3V2C Jan
18,500
4 Vic
5.35
—I
Corp
60c
Vic
41c
1.05.
18'A
12c
45c
38c
13Va
27»A
7
__
Feb
28%
98
49c
•
31'A
62c
1.15
18'A
*
—
Brazearu
Spooner
—,
High
1,720
2,638
1,001
'
37'A
34'A
94'A
60c
•
——
Co
-
———T
-
Valley Oil
5>/4C
2.25
Norlartic
57c
4
43c
Mines
Nordon
55c
1
Ltd
Mines
Noranda
7'AC Feb
Jan
5.45
Mines
Nor-Acme
Jan
l
Yellowknife
Nisto
5c
35c
—1
Superior Oils of Canada
Nipissing
South
14,600
—1
1—
Rouyn Merger
Nib
Apr
1.60
Jan
10,500
9c
Ryan Lake Mines.-
New
Southam
7c
15c
New
Souris
50C
8'Ac
Oil
New
Jan
Apr
1.15
A
Malartic
Sladen
12c
30c
1.60
57c
New Norzone
Pacalta
Mar
Jan
6C
4'Ac
Norsman Mines—
New
Now
15c
Jan
44c
i
—1
8c
6c
IZZi
—
Gold
Siscoe
7'Ac
81,670
1.31
Preferred
34'A
96
clasi
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
35 37%
Low
Par
35'A
B
16'Ac May
2,034
23c
Jan
Apr
68,107
1.60
-4
—
Ltd
Long Lac Mines—
New Mosher
Newnorth Gold
9c
16 'Ac
2.28 Mar
74c
45c
l
Mines
Newlund
New
18c
Shares
•
-4--1Q9
Class
Ltd
Simpson's
Apr
74c
Jan
29c
15,200
13c
Uc
—1
for Week
•
Apr
2.40
;v
Apr
1.33
173,777
8'Ac
—1
Mines
74c
66c
—1
Malartic
New
72c
1.48 Mar
40c
3,520
—
Laguerre
:
9.250
2.15
New Jason Gold
New
88.681 V
2.20
Mines
Goldvue
Hugh
2.34
/ J:
High
Low
l
—
New
2.08
Sales
Rai ge
of Prices
Friday
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—1
New
New
2.34
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
low
j*
Concord Development
New
%
MAY
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
VAy
Range
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
—t
1
,
...
"
6.00
26'A "
i'26 Va
-4.75
__
"v.68c
V
:
65c
27
•
-
305
850
750
55,000
Feb
Jan
33
Feb
24'A
-
4.75
Feb
31
5
Jan
26
Feb
Jan
5.90 May
8.75
Apr
33%
Jan
5V'a
Apr
80c*
Apr
26V2
4.75 May
50c
Apr
Volume 175
Number 5113
.
.
....
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1897)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Par
25c
Fund
Inc
Ask
88c
Mutual Funds—
97c
1.25
4.71
1
x3.94
11.42
12.42
Fund
"A"
Inc..1
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Inc..5
5.10
9.68
1
8%
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1
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9%
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1
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Fund
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41.00
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20.37
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&
1
15.49
28%
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16.15
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1
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1
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11.84 ;•
stock
8.44
1
13.91
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stock
equipment
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Mass
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37.41
40.44
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1
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17.09
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Inc_l
31%
1
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5.63
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7.75
8.42
,
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stock
stock
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series
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Inc
General
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General
(Net
54.72
58.84
5.59
6.08
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1
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lc V
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administered
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bond
9.68
shares
shares
lc
7.86
lc
9.06
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12.91
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Priced
shares—
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11.59
1
15.33
16.45
1
11.84
12.80
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RR
7.12
14.05
lc
shares
lc
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5.34
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Aetna
Insurance
E
12.99
90c
North Amer T
55
82
1955...
1
Fidelity
American
4
prior preferred
Fire.;—_—————10
60%
40%
..——10
Fire
64%
Z
Forster
66%
20%
10
134
New
22%
New
139
Federal
75%
41%
43%
41%
Pacific
of
-
;
Republic.—;—
American
Hartford
Hartford
6%
47%
194
51
—10
29
31
75%
Providence-Washington
58
55
57
Reinsurance Corp
Republic (Texas)
5
—
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Steamboiler.
Home
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•
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5
10
-
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36%
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10
34%
S
36%
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.
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37%.
34%
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14 %
135%
10
100
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;
1
2
7%
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31
12%
;—.10
Standard
10
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&
70
38%
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10
38 %
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—
298
89
92
100
Mellon Nat'l
33V2
36%
21%
22%
1,430
3
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of Detroit- -10
51
55
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261
r
45
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100
12
13
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244
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Bank & Trust- .100
254
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12%
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National
National
Mutual
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Bank
Louis
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42%
44%
85
87
340
370
41%
43%
34
36
56
58
35
37
20
39%
42%
17
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Bank
47%
&
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Union
25
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44%
54
56
60
100
168
85
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Bank
60
185
56
82
47%*"
61
20
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25
50%
26
&
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Trust—33 Va
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&
& Tr. -20
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States
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14
and
Bank
Francisco
;
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6.25
28 %
Bid
Ask
pfd.20
21%
22%
5%s pfd-100
105%
106%
29%
-
Edison
&
Co
of
Mich
103
103%
102
102%
104%
—1982
3%s__1987
3%s_
Elec
104%
105%
—
1982
3%s„—1982
102%
100%
101
101%
104
104%
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Power 3%s—;
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Gas
&
&
^—1981
105%
102%
El
Paso
5%%
3%s___ 1985
102%
102%*
102
103
a
46%
4.56%
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3%s.l982
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1971
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3 %s
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in
50
112%'"
118%
24%
■'
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41%
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~
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'
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preferred
year's
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100
106
107
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■
102
Included
preferred
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Delaware
106'%
101 %
Elec
Power
conv
r
101%
Calif
Pub Serv
conv
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5%%
.
Elec 3%s_1982
Gas & Elec 3%s_1982
Texas Power &
35%
Consol
102»/•
&
Plywood $1.25
Cent 111
„
103
3V8S.1982
Gas
West Penn
645
Stocks—
Atlas
Y—
N
Co
Ask
104%
Lgt 3%s__1982
Power
Power
4%s
,
52%:. i' 54%.
44%
Security Issues
Bid
Power
Southern
74
23
37 V2
Louis
First
104
■
-25
<not
1982
102>/«
101 %
105%
e
*4.75%
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100%
101%
-
102V4
101%
102%
included in
range),
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100
» .
105
107
100
preferred
102'%
103'%
^
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102%
101
preferred
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102%
101%
5.36%
f Flat
50
4.56%
50%
pfd—100
*104%
,
50V2
105%
'
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4%%
year's range),
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preferred
Edison
b Bid
price,
preferred
100
yield price,
k Admitted
105
106%
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to
listing
(not
N. Y. Stock Ex¬
change.
n Admitted
to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash
sales
(not included in year,'s range),
t Exliquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to Unlisted
Trading privileges.
wd When delivered. wi When
issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
on
,
2
39%
>
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United
60%
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47%
•33%
<
of
28 Va
365
Portland
Pirst
1,470
58%
.25
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35%
625
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Fire
Bank
"
Pittsburgh
47%
Tenn
33
45%
—.—100
38
Security-First National
47
289
20
Bank
x44
100
...
Potomac Elec Power 3%s_._ 1987
8%
33 %'
Accident———10
Travelers
U
381
San Diego
40%
Security (New Haven)——10
Springfield Fire & Marine—10
U 6
369
107%
Pacific
17
87%
56
345
National Bank
46%
Ohio
54
15%
-,.71%
27
.100
Los Angeles
'
83%
32%
25
104%
Oklahoma
5
10
..20
..16
Trust
34%
Metropolitan Edison 3V4S..1982
Narragansett Elec 33/8S„..1982
7%
—__10
.25
23
32%
.10
3%s series H
49%
Peerless
5
Trust____10
Bank
204
Phoenix
Globe & Rutgers Fire common.5
&
■
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
Bank
Co
City Bank
148
253
Consumers
29 Vs
38%
30 %
Union
49
144
Kings County Trust
Illinois
44%
20%
23
National
Peoples 1st Nat Bank
Louisville
19%
93
23"%-
Bank
(The)
Indiana
36%
5
47
.10
Industrial Bank of Commerce. 10
Irving Trust
—10
36%
89
10
66%
___16
the City of N Y___
Franklin National Bank—
Franklin Square N Y__
42%
.12.50
...
222
Cleveland
Cleveland
National
r.
National
34%
277/s
Fire
10
.
Relnsuran.ee Corp
Glbns Falls
29%
10
Frisco
First
Consol
3.33%
Northeastern
10
Philadelphia
of Newark—
330
660
Detroit
Central
9
10
_
of
8%
.—2.50
Northern
39 %
79%
36%
26%
—
River
•
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Fund
34%
&
.
North
10
Inc
5
National
New
315
640
Central
6%
643/i
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62%
38%
82 %
J 00
.100
215
47%
5%
Recent
25%
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_5
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10
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1;5
"135
46
355
:
20%
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i
.100
39%
10
51
24%
50%
48%
79 %'
Pacific
Great
48
23%
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Casualty (Detroit)__10
Assurance—
Par
••
73
National
Crum
Hanover
10
$1,05 convertible preferred—5
Massachusetts Bonding.—
5
128
Ask
■if
Chicago—(Cont)—<••••
23
31%
•
Bid
Companies
127
Merchants
Employees Group Assoc—.
Employers Reinsurance—^
&
21%
24Vs
10
Globe
122
22%
Connecticut General Life
Assn
10
common—_1
2Va
10
1.60%
78
-
Merchant Fire
Continental Casualty—
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68
17%
..
Fireman's
76
16%
25
bl.68
Ask
Casualty_5
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Boston-
<fc
Life
Casualty
Bid
&
Automobile
<fe
National
39%
.
1.58%
1952-
Savings
SS'/a
_10
(White Plains N Y)—,
National
27%
29%-
31,
Continental Illinois
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
Jersey Insurance of N Y——.20
$2.10
July
47%
15
Title Guarantee & Trust
United States Trust—.—
Companies
37%
American Re-Insurance
10
American Surety
—,—25
■
Empire Trust
Chicago
Newark
of
Bankers
—
25%
,
County Trust Co
City Nat'l Bank
Maryland
,.5
2.44
4.91
Lincoln
bl.66
Northern Trust Co.
46
Bank
Sterling National
2.41
72%
1.56%
1952..
National Bank.
Harris Trust &
of Freeport N Y
20
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc.—..100
National City Bank
20
9.90
2.14
195 6....1
85
Assur.,
1
Series
33
Automobile
8.65
Par-
92
53
1.56%
bl.64
24
First
New York Trust—
Public Nat'l Bank &
Series
.,
68%
Equitable
4.49
'st Shares—
Ask
88
10
American
4.15
Independence Trust Shares
81c
31
American
20.47
2.50
11.86
1.24
1.54%
bl.64
Julv
•
37
340
Manufacturers Trust Co
—20
Meadow Brook National Bank
21.79
19.04
Unit Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
10
American
—;
19.98
-1
-1
25
—
13.44
-1
Agricultural
General
Inc
35 V2
Exchange Bank & Trust-20
Hanover
13.17
10
Alliance
21.87
-1
Fund.
Whitehall Fund Inc
American
Fire
stock Fund
-1
16.92
bl.64
1952—
;
10
Continental Bank & Trust.
Guaranty Trust
6.48
—10
Aetna Life
5.44
19.06
5.93
Insurance
Casualty & Surety
13.74
4.98
-1
lc
Aetna
12.61
24.94
Bid
National
cif
; -1
1.12
1952
Ask
100
Fiduciary Trust
6.38
15.44
3,
1.52%
1952_^
Fifth
—
9.85
Series
July
1.50%
bl.62
July 10,
July 17,
y>:
Co__10
Avenue
22.30
lc
Par
&
Bankers Trust
Chase
'9.04
5.84
Ltd—
lc
York
22.08
-1
2.14
Group
14.23
Fund
11.55
Group shares—^lc
New
Bid
■
12.79
1.96
and Bond
28.32
«-
12.93
10.68
Insurance
of
Corn
11.90
Foundation Fund—„10c
Investors
1
Stock
Bank
;
-
Manhattan
Federation
7.04
■
the
70.75
5.13
shares
57.08
11.77
4.75
Group
of
-1-
Chemical Bank & Trust
57.08
'
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23.07
■j Bank
3.32
Fund
1
shares
18.29
19.77
3.04
Accumulative
1
Group
16.83
18.29
-V
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67.25
11.86"
Aviation
14.40
Income
11.85
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13.98
1
York
Bank
Clark
Texas Fund Inc
Un.on Bond Fund
.
Camden
&
Par
New
Investment Corp..•
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32
United
10.85
1.48% *
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8.62
4.26
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bl.58
27.83
3.87
Income
31.68
25
13.16
lc
Inc
31.36
1
—5
United
11.50
1.40%
June 15, 1952.:
26%
28.32
lr
Fund
24%
Shares—.2%
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6.42
bl.55
12, 1952
5.65
(net asset value )_♦
Tobacco shares _i
,
1.52%
Ask
bl.60
1952.
18.88
5.15
Inc———^___2.50
Fund—_^„i
United Science
1
1.50%
bl.62
—
1.50%
bl.62
1952—
1952.
5.04
17.56
Trading—*
7.57
Hudson
4.60
.1
value)——
6.90
l
bl.62
19,
26,
'
Inc__lc
Fund
8.11
-*
June
5.84
4.95
■
7.40
5,
June
1.45%
5.32
lc
Growth Companies inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Howe Plan Fund Inc
June
7.87
Union
3.00
4.51
-
June
4.00
4.87
.1
15.36
2.72
5.30
—;
'•
Bid
1.40%
bl.60
25.74
&
,
Treasury Bills
bl.60
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Roe
2-53
Ask
10.10
r
Technical Fund
7.81
lc
8.07
9.24
9.06
shares—
stock
7.38
3.66
'
1952
May 15, 1952
May 22, 1952
May 29, 1952
4.85
-
1
Inc..„iTelevision-Electronics Fund
7:58
-
8,
Shareholders Trust of
Boston__l
14.14
lc
shares
1
_1
V-
7.63
5.93
Amer
9.81
•
•
8.27
■
Selected
Stein
lc
Equipment
Series
7.31
6.98*.'
(net asset value) „•
& Clark Com
State Street
shares
shares
Bond
Railroad
Steel
lc
shares
Petroleum
7.00
Series—I
—
Bid
May
Series...1
Fund
1
United States
•
5.43
(Geo)
Sovereign
6.91
Ask
13.54
Series
&
9.37
9.42
lc
—
asset
9.93
•
1-52
10.66
Stock
Fund Inc
8.62
8.55
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional
bond
shares—lc
12-
13.54
—l
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Stock
5.44
3-52
:
;
Scudder, Stevens
15.00
4.95
3-
Corp——_i
.
13.70
2.15%
b2.00
3-52
1.65%
1.90%
Scudder, Stevens
9.42
8.83
lc
11-
bl.85
17.18
Republic Investors
Fund;;—.1
8.60
,1c
shares
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Food shares
—lc
1-52
15.55
Pine Street Fund
Ino—_—_;
Pioneer Fund
8.99
Bid
1-52
7-
1.85%
Putnam
8.20
Due
2.25%
2-
1-51
15.95
9.11
•
Dated
1.50
14.67
8.23
8.31
7.51
Rate
b.175
1
Series.
Petroleum
:
Common
Ask
2-52
b2.00
preferred—_5
Pell de
»1 y
Bid
6-
b2.00
Resources Fund
$1.50
3.64
Cofp
Investors
Chemical
21.00
21.23
Due
4-51
10-
b2.00
1
England
3.35
Dated
9-
2.20%
1—2-53
Pacific Amer Investors
com—10c
19.68
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
2-
New
_1
Inc
98.28
98.16
1-52
Bond
Low Priced
1
Industries
99
98.20
98.5
—
1-52
6.94
•
'
99.4
99.20
98.24
5-
7.53
19.16
.2008
99.2
99.18
4-
6.33
Inc^—2
.2300
2.00%
6.87
;
;lc
98.8
1955
2.15%
Seriesa.i.«w___^_^^;_-_i
Natural
-lc
series
99.6
1954
15,
15, 1955
l%s April 1, 1956
l%s Oct. 1, 1956
1%S Apr. 1, 1957
1.80%
Industrial Stock
Series.;—__i
Selected Group
;
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
Priced
Stock
6.24
15,
March
l%s Dec.
100.1697
—
Ask
32nds—
1.75%
Security Series—
Preferred
33%
March
l%s
.1331
100.1956
1953
l%s
.1224
100.1085
in
are
1.65'/'
Shares
Speculative
2.72
-
15,
.1159
100.1028
Values
bl.95
Investors Corp
Income
5.18
18.48
2.52
-
10
Fund
V
l%s Feb.
100.0991
1952—
.1054
b 1.90
Series
Low
23.77
5.00
5
First Boston Corp——
First Mutual Trust Fund
Mutual
Bond
33.13
22.23
£—20c
Industrial
Founders
30.98
1,
Bid
Treasury Notes—
100.0896
bl.85
Balanced Fund
National
-
1%S Dec.
Maturity-
•
1-52
beneficial interest—;
National
11.04
<
Price
Ask
1-52
interest—1
Natlon-Wide Securities—
Eaton & Howara—
Dollar
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
2-52
beneficial
9.18
•
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
8-
Trust
2.CO
117 %
9-
Mutual
10.94
97.10
116%
10-
8.44
.
1961
Inc—w— 1
Units: of
of
97
1-51
10.58
1.82
1957-1955
3-51
7.70
10.16
100.20
1,
Panama Canal 3s
1-2-52
9:65
„
99.28
100.16
11-
1
1
99.22
100.10
12-
-1
25c
1953
1954-—;
2.15%-
Shares
Dividend Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1,
1,
2.20%
Massachusetts ,Life Fund—
10.15
l%s Feb.
2.20%
Mutual
8.38
Oct.
100.2
18.56
14.33
9.98
1%S
99.26
30.12
31.89
,9.26
100.14
wl
17.17
13.08
■
100.26
1956
28.01
29.10
_1
100.18
1,
1.80%
1.85'f
1
—1
1, 1955-1953—
1, 1954
May
2.25%
beneficial Interest
1
Investors 2nd Fund Inc.l
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
„
;
of
1
;
Feb.
2%s Nov.
2%s
Cooperatives—
2%s Feb.
5.18
Mutual Fund of Boston
Inc
Mutual Invest Fund
i
for
3.38
4.70
•
18.10
——;
3.07
7.82
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Oils
<
lc
Inc„ 10c
Fund
12.96
—
100.5
Ask
99.27
3.64
ic
Bond
13.53
Steel
Bid
99.24
4.49
12.35
Tobacco
100.3
6.29
11.95
Utility
3.30
5.71
-: 11.83
Railroad
1952—
5.31
1
Public
15,
2%s
5.09
4.08
1
Railroad Equipment.——1
4.22
4.62
—lc
Investors Trust—
Ctfs
16.10
3.83
4.82
—
14.27
4.16
lc
Metals
/,
3.78
ic
shares
12.49
13.97
_lc
Furnishings shares
Steel
5.53
14.69
shares
Non-Ferrous Metals
Paper shares
"Petroleum shares
11.40
1;
Machinery
Merchandising™.
Funds—
13.02
,
1
Aug.
Central Bank
7 49
Loomis-Sayles
Home
11.32:
100.5
1%S July 1, 1952
1%S Aug. 15, 1952—
l%s Sept. 1, 1952
1%S Oct. 1, 1952
Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment
shares_lc
General Industries
shares—lc
18.55
1
100.1
100.1
Maturity—
•
Business
11.23
16.93
1
Chemical
Value)
Automobile
15.24
Building Supply
6.86
Mutual Fund
Managed
10.47
Corporate bond series_*_.i_^.r; '10.67
Diversified common stock
1
,5.05
Stks)_l
37.23
9.25
9.55
;
Com
37.23
12.98
1
100
1952.
6 52
'
——1
—
1952—
13,
10 60
with
.,
15,
18.22
(Net Asset
17.76
May
June
18.98
16.70
Priced
5 95
30%
*.
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
(Low
9 70
13.62
'"
17.40
Loomis Sayles Second
Fund—
Effective May 1
merged
16.84
12.56
,
Stocks)—1
1
7.34
Stock
1
Com
26.61
25e
Loomis Sayles Mutual
Fund—
135
6.75
(Income
Knickerbocker Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
5,410
130
point
a
36.88
S-3
1
Bonds)
(Income Pfd Stocks)
S-2
25.46
8.67
32nde of
more
29.57
33.81
23.21
23.24
Composite Fund
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
*
27.11
8.66
21.47
•
or
Federal Land Bank
Bonds—
l%s Jan. l, 1953-1952
18.99
1
Bond
Diversified
17.40
5
Inc
Eank
—1
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
S-l (Quality Common
Stks)_l
K-l
10c
100
Aviation
12.23
1
Securities
Diversified
20.33
11.20
(Low Priced Bonds)
(Speculative
K-2
Preferred
Composite
18.63
1
one
Ask
2.20s
2.20s
,
__1
B-3
24.24
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
2.20s
28.04
B-4
Fund
30.67
26.82 ;
24.40
22.98
22.42
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point
represent
12,70
18.00
30.07
,
(Investment Bonds)
,_1
B-2 (Medium .Grade
Bonds)_1
10.23
Century Shares Trust.—;—
Commonwealth
3
Ask
11.62
B_1
„;
Inc—
Net asset value_
Broad Street Invest
Corp
Christiana
May
12.64
17.61
-
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
;
9.36
;
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
Chemical
Fund Inc
•',' 21.37
Bond
Bid
11.63
Investors Management
Fund—1
Johnston (The) Mutual
<
10.52
17.80
;
Par
Investment Co of America
—1
Investment Trust of Boston
4.26
l
American Business Shares
American Mutual Fund In<*.
Axe-Houghton
Bid
>
Fund
Affiliated
Friday
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
for
•No
par
value,
tin
default.
JThese
bonds
are
subject to all Federal
.
tajxes.
-y
41
'
The Commercial and
(1898)
to
Financial Chronicle
.
Week Ended
1952
Reserve
Third Federal
this week will show
an
increase compared with a year ago.
Pre¬
$18,598,654,510 against $17,594,566,077 for the same week in 1951.
at
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 9.0%.
a
$9,788,274,408
:
„
$8,977,403,292
924,357,020
965,096,893
■
*1,200,000,000
1,090,000,000
578,815,065
—'
:
:
595,517,831
Boston
5,957,046
10,828,603
10.583,591
Jersey—Trenton
7,696,942
9,400,248
(11 cities)
1,108,167,170
1,117,489,635
305,900,000
*490,000,000
465,892,000
+
Pittsburgh
412,153,265
366,493,578
+
Cleveland
422,410,767
405,071,553
+
267,051,307
Other
cities,
five
—
all
+
All
for
3,126,115,850
+
1.0
+
Total
+
$17,594,566,077
+
5.7
inasmuch as the week
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases
the
in
week
same
149,666,677
296,792,784
+
35,265,900
+
1.7
5,395,725
+
12.4
300,796,175
33,582,900
4,952,335
7,503,794
+
20.4
6,443,975
6,353,537
359,522,471
+
6.0
296,782,849
296,354,551
1,096,723,336
cities)——
1,015,195,360
+
8.0
826,003,294
791,677,518
8.3
32,135,000
4,042,099
2,697,765
+
8.6
13,982,000
+
32.9
11,381,000
159,129,699
140,064,337
+
13.6
125,863,191
10,854,000
121,285,491
4,863,630
3,857,672
+
26.1
3,552,345
2,695,249
258,784,325.
256,872,621
+
0.7
206,951,702
195,997,168
85,411,159
84,799,649
+
0.7
77,490,483
61,822,251
529,696,342
502,274,044
+
5.5
427,717,621
394,961,370
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia—Washington.
(6
2,307,213:
2,478,900
2,930,529
18,577,000
cities).
6.5
13,669,488
15,571,578
18,246,790
19,509, 744
90,630,628
82,383, 080
+
10.0
72,563,473
60,747,032
308,700,000
5,689,613
3,580,655
269,100, 000
+
14.7
225,600,000
205,100,009
5,417, 546
+
5.0
3,831,979
3,278, 907
+
9.2
2,959,941
2,762,438
Florida—Jacksonville
114,303,823
104,367, 531
+
9.5
84,090,991
77,081,383
Alabama—Birmingham
128,555,966
102,626, 505
+
25.3
89,932,651
81,498,880
-
Augusta
Macon
clearings
—
——.7
——
Mobile
$18,019,071,188 against $16,420,854,716 in
Total
295,861
329, 757
160,527,189
147,214, 770
837,187,448
740,945,624
•
Orleans
cities)
(10
6,717, 784
6,656,923
-
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New
We group the cities
clearings at this center having recorded an increase of 17.1%.
Reserve District—Atlanta-
Georgia—Atlanta
city there was a gain of 2.6%, the bank,
of this
Outside
1951.
6,332,870
8,069,326
175,375,734
381,016,035
Nashville
however, which we present further below,
for the whole country having amounted to
943,652,925
9,035,812
Sixth Federal
has to be estimated.
For that week,* there was an increase of 9.7%, the aggregate of
April 26.
1,014,562,655
4.0
Tennessee—Knoxville—
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
able to give final and
we are
0.8
—
398,612,121
Richmond
and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
In the elaborate detailed statement,
8,649,674
the foregoing will appear
We cannot furnish them today,
issue of next week.
7,823,855
10,017,204
35,856,400
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
cur
3,951,145
13,261,619
+
11.9
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
3.3
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
ends Saturday
4,659,057
2.3
—18.1
—10.4
6,063,519
(7
District of
ife
2,952,392
5,014,360
2,123,261
,
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
5.8
706,431,534
$18,598,654,510
week
2,526,841
+
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
South
cities
all
5,383,232
2.6
—
G.9
729,681,077
cities, one day
Total
9.5
—
906,000,000
.
+
Youngstown
3.2
+
$17,868,973,433 $16,888,134,543
five days
cities,
969,000,000
2,973,962
7,283,662
West
Total
2.3
3,143,234
3,499,429
0.7
+
+
201,611,687
Mansfield
5.2
258,826,421
3,158,405,385
days
10.4
—:
431,539,774
:
Columbus
1.1
—
$14,710,568,048 $13,762,018,693
five days
1,027,304
7,577,072
Cleveland
4.3
cities,
2,134,717
929,408
225,584,724
Cincinnati
12.5
Ten
1,119,763
1,182,140
Reserve District—Cleveland—
.Fourth Federal
1.4
331,815,125
302,400,000
Baltimore
2,581,238
Ohio—Canton
3.1
—
327,106,216
Francisco
6,147,816
2,513,959
829,985
1,9
+ 12.7
—
4.2
4-10.1
City
San
5,564,089
—,
5,336,201
9.0
+
__
Louis—
Kansas
St.
3,526,930
3,098,997
—10.7
%
1951
1952
York-..-
Chicago
Philadelphia--—.
t
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended May 3—
New
1,600,700
1,181,074
1,072,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington
Our comparative summary for
Total
BY
•RETURNS
1,411,995
3,894,619
Reading
the week follows:
CLEARINGS
$
3,170,507
Wilkes-Barre
1949
1950
1,OG5,000,000
Scranton
New
,
1,260,587
Philadelphia
At this center
Inc. or
Dec. clo
1,331,306
Lancaster
will be
Our preliminary total stands
5.7% above those of the corresponding week last year.
26
1951
1,570,357
Bethlehem
Chester
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 3, clearings for all
the country,
April
Monday, May 5, 1952
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
atfes of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
.
$
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings
.
;■
—
0.9
—
3,751.642
5,772,285
5,471,066
—10.3
317,621
>366,346
9.0
122,570,672
119,610,638
+13.0
623,211,191
570,063,962
+
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
16.6%,
of
but in the
Reserve
Boston
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids.—
District the totals register a
decline of 0.1% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 0.8%.
Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Seventh
the New York District (including this city) the totals record an
it appears that in
improvement
In the Cleveland
Indiana—Fort
Reserve District the totals
are
larger by 8.0%, in the Richmond Reserve District by
5.5%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
enjoys
loss of 0.2%.
a
an
5.7%, but in the San
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Week Ended
Woucral
Lw
April 26-
Cleveland
—
_
.„
St. Louis
Minneapolis
—
.
_
_
8,388,266,203
1,117,489,635
1,096,723,336
1,015,195,360
502,274,044
837,187,448
1,087,270,506
551,945,686
U
ifj;//
418,126,964
526,656,936
528,350,082
379,439,659
402,662,168
1,007,203,772
988,953,320
11
6
542,541,281
417,121,757
II
7
7,279,412,454
1,014,562,655
00 0
826,003,294
5.5
427,717,621
941,357,760
—
18,019,071,183
8,539,654,710
"Uofcside New York City—..,
+
now
ended
add
our
Total
570,068,963
473,724,381
$
"ffeHt Federal Reserve
272,798,906
0.3
474,638,251
428,953,557
5.7
330,151,237
287,235,453
1.9
761,251,341
730,770,651
16,420,854,716
9.7
8,326,367,725
Dec. %
14,070,909,641
7,038,088,983
Xavrell
—~
We*'Bedford
fJjH+ngfield
—
Worcester
.
+
5.0
10,144,720
9,411,134
+
39.7
5,233,824
4.320,981
+
6.5
3,351,488
2,684,681
1,087,270,506
+
0.7
941,357,760
851,760,221
JSfew
ROattde
Cfctv
Haven
Tola1
—
1,037,178
1,902,367
10,238,505
7,655,349
27,403,787
13.727,757
12,518,888
—29,258,100
29,310,300
..
1,480,576
1,328,551
...
687,803,323
16,753,427
4,763,726
fgeeond Federal Reserve District—New
Hfcsv
York—Albany
Jfmjjhamton
--
1950
$
New
^
York
-
Eachester
-
VaUA
(12
cities)—!___
-
.
9.2
1,897,388
1,536,529
542,541,281
1.7
473,724,381
442,226,892
1.4
,
i
5,658,916
6,603,843
283,231,894
0.1
5,125,456
227,264,051
180,976,557
104,242,340
2.9
87,775,907
64,987,720
5.5
6,943,315
6,584,211
4,905,030
5,526,804
3,685,172
3,439,649
7.1
2,569,103
3,168,080
3,960,733
3,458,907
+
15.2
2,829,753
3,360,848
11,460,692
10,566,120
+
8.5
8,972,412
9,119,982
417,121,757
418,126,964
—
0.2
339,441,712
272,798,906
—
—
—
cities)
(7
Reserve District—Kansas
City619,430
887,573
787,594
+
12.7
655,899
*550,000
518,904
+
6.0
535,044
482,040
7,489,780
7,468,630
+
0.3
7,456,475
134,887,968
140,039,827
7,663,342
131,705,308
—
2.6
1,013,348
1,570,969
8,592,215
8,108,615
6.8
7,055,037
119,196,826
6,076,473
+ 14.9
11,704,170
9,990,888
1.5
301,041.280
272,176,861
—32.2
+
8,846,279
3,139,189
+
6.2
2,110,711
2,131,067
2,895,421
2,768,197
+
4.6
2,488,443
1,977,218
526,656,936
,
9,679,017
3,333,359
Joseph
Pueblo
7,334,492
11,962,858
—
3.7
528,350,082
0.3
474,638,251
428,953,557
1,640,158
0.4
15,751,679
336,608,509
—
980,936
+ 24.7
9,304,695
8,675,831
18,100,821
341,727,568
;
City
Colorado—Colorado Springs
+
—
Total
8.5
6,102,684
4,696,344
+ 18.0
27,472,310
22,807,709
—
cities)
—
District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
8.5
7,971,192
4,966,022
5.8
275,921,348
244,485,675
—16.1
26,866,979
20,703,446
538,693,335
13,663,842
+ 22.6
12,661,929
10,303,565
3,953,847
+ 20.5
2,995,042
5,629,000
6,212.000
Wichita
6,542,259
5,913,638
+ 10.6
5,722,569
3,894,921
9,271,971
9,174,670
+
1.1
8,308,149
8,248,089
379,439,659
402,662,168
5.7
330,151,237
287,235,452
1.4
112,859,023
109,984,156
Fort
1,037,153
579,437,744
7,429,036
341,126,629
Galveston
0.1
8,063,898
321,420,647
27,511,884
Dallas
9,384,257
2,686,555
+
—
(10
Eleventh Federal Reserve
21,845,800
Worth
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
cities)
32,806,195
+
—
—
9.4
5,361,000
4,932,300
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
2,324,772
2,825,183
,094,486,991
21,788,784
17,205,012
18,069,811
a
+
101,220.075
Wichita
1,773,829
1,206,719
2,092,962
45,106,163
northern New Jersey
78.569,404
2,158,721
Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Missouri—Kansas
461,354,960
1,844,883
24,783,800
15,566,846
Jersey—Montclair
488,826,094
12,126,255
101,413,172
22,685,223
JNewark
1.3
11.7
0.2
*20,000,000
—
Cwaaecticut—Stamford
JScsr
109,620,959
88,266,967
Lincoln
York—
9,479.416.478
-
fiiyracuse
252,500,000
123,360,026
3.2
551,945,686
(4 cities)
Hastings
$
9.7
2,164,384
jEJmira
—
260,200,000
1.5
94,387,922
1,960,855
Tenth Federal
1949
+11.4
103,953,499
.Buffalo
Jatnesfcown
+
688,779,529
—.—*
(12 cities)—
1.5
138,994,638
97,417,804
283,339,947
Helena
1,904,172
2,045,265
7,004,083
Hampshire—Manchester
307,000,000
141,067,027
South Dakota—Aberdeen
3,933,525
589,430,886
32,324,994
__———
311,500.000
__
Nebraska—Fremont
1,522,827
581,811,059
:
Island—Providence
Loufel
Kansas—Topeka
——
Connecticut—Hartford
11,179,259
Minneapolis
26
4,375,640
10,228,183
-
2,792,304
6,476,785,702
4.2
—
2,372,177
\
661,720,789
2,335,960
St. Paul
13,189,996,476
+ 30.4
1,679,483
4,198,970
1,063,720
—.
1,131,569
718,073,054
1.6
+
Omaha
$
Inc. or
4,022,335
—-
—
__—
1,193,841
2.7
+
1,152,749
'
1951
2,189,283
—
River
18.1
—
3,242,669
852,878,533
6,511,823
St.
Villi
11,848,513
Montana—Billings
2.6
2,285,001
JPfl>i;laixd
Massachusetts—Boston
25,459,824
13,449,037
6,107,775-
Minnesota—Duluth
District—Boston—
-L..
Batata*: —Bangor
3,491,307
30,249,051
1,095,013,000
cities)
Ninth Federal
442,226,892
339,441,712
Week Ended April
•Cfaarlngs at—
3,693,677
1.3
—
851,760,221
1.7
0.2
April 26, for four years:
1952
8.4
—20.7
—
3,005,060
Illinois—Quincy
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
'*
51,924,409
16,220,085
Tennessee—Memphis
Total
We
2,636,014
63,584,314
394,961,370
623,211,191
—
2,381,197
32.0
8,532,763
Kentucky—Louisville
791,677,518
0.7
+
24,3
*3,200,000
(17
Missouri—St.
943,652,925
0.8
+ 13.0
—
+
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
6,937,196,685
+
6,054,814
2,751,709
12,869,049
1,361,373
829,837,616
North Dakota—Fargo
««
112 cities
-
740,945,624
1,095,013,000
II
II ViV
4
7,967,106
$
16.6
+
II
•/:>:
538,693,335
+
Cfl
6
$
579,437,744
—
+
■
0.1
—
529,696,342
7
—10
Xjyi -fian Francisco
Tofcal
688,779,529
1,108,167,170
—10
City_
turn. Dallas
Dec. %
—12.1
1949
1950
Inc. or
$
687,803,323
II
—17.
—
1951
49,235,009
74,903,476
—-
Total
5,407,729
56,531,000
4,473,526
Rockford—
CLEARINGS
9,782,112,759
—10
Atlanta
ath. Chicago
$+.+ ••''
<1
—11
——
Wi Richmond—
Kansas
citlta
—12
:$rd Philadelphia
•Jfcji
If-!:
—12
York
Stout New
BANK
1952
Reserve Districts
Boston
OF
5,896,803
+ 27.6
31,071,714
Springfield
SUMMARY
4,017,461
—26.9
9,087,337
£
—3,294,861
11,742,273
Peoria
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1,355,442
8,268,220
5,885,323
9,203,881
4,098,984
"
Decatur.——
In the following we furnish a summary
1,137,046
9,750,314
6.3
—
43,915,000
30,658,025
,
Moines
Sioux City—
increase of 1.9%.
1.8
—12.1
—
98,897,486
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
5,579,875
3,419,886
Haute-
Terre
11,251,859
7,986.557
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
decrease of 0.3% and in the Pallas Reserve District of
a
Fraucisco Reserve District there is
;
South Bend
The Chicago Reserve District
gain of 0.7% and the St. Louis Reserve District by 1.7%, but the Minneapolis
a
Reserve District suffers
show
13.0%.
Wayne
Indianapolis
1,245,999
1,223,615
9,887,030
5,223,822
6,728,650
56,046,000
—
Lansing
7.4
86,464,327
6.9
1,643,868
2,423,061
2,703,524
1,705,321
+
—
+ 17.1
64,610,051
60,054,780
9,782,112,759
8,338,266,203
6,713,210,774
18,857,401
16,905,409
Santa
14,470,302
12.250.898
12,441,037
2,989,682
3,098,965
+
3.8
139.672,223
137,749,163
69,434,008
63,790,209
+
8.8
51,886,478
53,365,267
6.9
16,849,975
+
11,777,630
+-8.7
10,461,483
8,513,494
551.012,290
+
0.1
405,648,756
384,367,091
14,863,454
Stockton
14,124,068
+ 16.6
151,299,120
12,800,564
San Jose
4.1
3,164,631
157,053,215
551,301,869
Francisco
9.5,
13.028,407
+
14.1
11,065,585
9,613,707
—15.5
4,499,278
3,560,090
7.2
8,238,747
7,963,323:
18,007,326
13,930,086
12,555,395
650,485
+ 10.7
—14.1
40,071,672
40.508.899
7.6
51,069,179
46,822,519
+16.6
7,279,412,454
6,937,196,685
+
I
Pasadena
1,530,484
+
—
a
52,480,009
7,032,820,658
+
3,688,741
_
California—Long Beach
San
161,568,194
163,847,594
Yakima
Oregon—Portland—
Utah—Salt Lake City
77,288,162
—25.9
Washington—Seattle
Total
(10
cities)
Grand Total (112 cities)-.
Outside New York^.,
~-
♦Estimated.
"a "Now Included
5,347,219
6,330,452
10,859,782
Barbara
10,132,412
+
1,007,203,772
988,953,320
+
1.9
761,251,341
18,019,071,188
16,420,854,716
+
9.7
14.070,909,641
13,189,996.476
8,326,367,725
+
2.6
7,038,088,983
6,476,785,702:
3,539,654,710
in Newark. N. J.' *
-
730,770.651
Volume 175
Number 5113
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
>
r
43
(1899)
Company
Foreign Exchange Rales
Gas
Pursuant to the requirement of
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
to the
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
the
on
give below
a record
FOREIGN
for the week just
passed:1
EXCHANGE
RATES
APRIL
different countries of the world.
We
FEDERAL
25,
1952
MAY
BANK
1,
Value
Apr. 25
Argentina peso—
TO
TREASURY
North
Penn
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
in
United
States
Money
Apr. 28
Apr. 29
$
May 1
Apr. 30
$
$
.133333*
.0717000*
.0716500*
Closed
2.240000
'
2.240000
.0198375
•.0198375
.0554060
.0544060
.329300
.329300
.329300
1.020312
1.019687
.210166
.210166
convertible
.144916*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.210400
.210400
.210400
.210400
2.809062
2.809062
2.808437
2.807812
Closed
.115673
.263400
.115673
.263400
•i
.140154*
.
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.230550
.0349000
.0349000
.193269*
.193269*
.193269*
.230700
.231000
.230900
2.799040
2.798626
2.809062
2.809062
2.808437
Acadia-Atlantic
2.798213
2.807812
5%
Acme
Wire
.658327*1
.658327*1
Aetna-Standard
.561797*t
.561797*1
Airplane
.425531*1
.425531*1
.425531*1
.415531*1
Alabama Gas
Allied
Kid
Co.
certificates
notes
1,998
693,428
+
1,843
1,518,851
+
gold ctf.
70,600
reserves
22,105,681
3,841
1,589,451
363,292
and
13,680
31,338
676,260
154,062
412,363
5,158
88
502
advances
Industrial loans
Acceptances purchased
U.
S.
Govt,
165
securities:
Bills
—
Certificates
11,659,306
Notes
Bonds
Total
Due from
R.
and
securities.
of
23,044,620
other
cash
9,000
—
9,348,060
Borrowings increased $110 million in the Chicago Dis¬
trict, $42 million in the San Francisco District, and $32
City District, but they decreased
$49 million in New York City.
million in the Kansas
A summary of assets and liabilities of
reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
+
+
7,607
—
3.734
+
—
487,470
+
2,708
1,675,288
24,332,276
and
19,940,266
acct..
450,418
518,184
__
266,349
...
Total
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other liab., and accrued divs.
liabilities
21,175,217
2,738,727
17,330
48,263,550
Investments—Total
+:
+
65,453
+ ;.
1,206,459
+
426,572
—
U.
19,770
—
—
to
S.
385,914
brokers
+
115,517
168
+
—
419,728
+
and
and
dealers
for
7)—538,342
13b)
Otker
242,928
capital
284
+
■
iv
-
+
14,179
+
,
28,329
27.543
accounts——
68,026
140,492
+
5~564
487,470
+
1,675,288
4%%
obligations
'
Arnold,
Associated
7%
Ratio
liabilities & cap.
1st
Avco
568
Government
S.
Other
securities—Total
—
Balances
5
20
—
3,640
+
5,900
of
serves,
note
gold
certificate
to deposit and
liabilities
purchased
—
banks
—
14,701
—
domestic
banks
+
111
+
1,489
29
37
—
3,640
+
2,226
—
—
2,492
Baltimore
6%
48.6%
on
0.3%
+
22
+
2.0%
accept¬
for
+
'•> >.
foreign
uc-'
■
Mfjjk
S.
Government
16,604
deposits
3,061
+
1,939
+
999
8,118
6,536
91
—
23,356
_
+
3,825
9,337
1,249
Borrowings
Debits
to
1,059
demand
Interbank
and
deposit accounts,
U.
S.
2
+
—
244
947
—
Govt,
__
,"
799
+ ■\+. 8
+
211
572
+
128
,—
643
+
except
during week
The condition statement of weekly
reporting member
of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows
the following principal changes for the week
ended April 23: Decreases of $217 million in reserve bal¬
ances with Federal Reserve
Banks, $247 million in bal¬
ances
with domestic
banks, $244 million in United States
Government deposits, and $799 million in demand
depos¬
its credited to' domestic
banks, and increases of $330
million in demand
deposits adjusted and $211 million
in borrowings.
Commercial,
industrial,
creased in all districts
and
and
a
agricultural
total of $180
loans
de¬
million at all
28,325
member banks; the principal changes were
decreases of $114 million in New York
City and $29 mil¬
Chicago District.
The
changes according to
industry and
purpose are available in
lease.
for
Loans
purchasing
or
another press re¬
carrying United
States
Government and other securities increased
$216 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $88 million at all
reporting member banks; the principal changes were
&
taken
on
cfr.
preferred
and
common
Co.
Company
Mills,
OF
TENDER
2nd
Thompson
(John
R.) Co.,
/
common
PARTIAL
stock
Jun
30
Page
*
Budd
Company and Issue—
Alabama Gas Corp.—
1st mortgage 3 Ve % bonds, series A. due 1971
Florida Power
Corp., 4.90% preferred stock
Page
—
May 15
1537
5-15
6-
2
$1.20
5-
9
4-3#
6-
2
5-15
4-30
4-25
4-30
4-25
50g
7-
6-20
1
5*fcf
7-
1
$1
7-
1
6-
2
■
-
..
5-15
ment
income
6%
Water
Car
2
6-
2
6-
1
5-22
9-
1
8-22
11-30
11-,29
25c
5-15
5-
7-
6
1
6-25
6-12
5-14
5-23
6-
5-
9
2
5-
9
6-16
6-
2
5-10
4-24
6-20
6-
$1.25
6-
1
5-21
$1.25
6-
1
5-20
75c
0
6-
1
5-20
25c
6-
2
5-19
20c
_
——
6-14
5-16
.
25c
6-
6
5-13
$1.25
(quar.)
6-
1
5-13
25c
J 25c
6-
2
5-15
—
2
5-
6-
2
5-
$1.05
—
5-15
6-
87 V2 C
(quar.)__
6-12
25c
6-
2
5-
9
$1
6-
2
5-
9
tlOc
common—
6-12
9
9.
5-16
t$3.50
7-30
6-60
—
12c
4-30
4-25
—
(accum.)
&
Telephone
&
$37 %c
50c
(quar.)
&
Dock,
Ltd.
(s-a)__
Machine
Co., Ltd.—
Steel
Soya
12-12
5"1i
$20c
(quar.)
5- «
a
11»1X
7-
2
6-46
$$1
6-26
6-12
_—__———~—
50c
6-
5-26
(quar.)
—
40«
6
Corp.
5-15
5-
5
25C
Engineering
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3 preferred
com.
(quar.)
pfd.
(^-a)
Corp.
—.—
-----
preferred
City Water Co. of Chattanooga
(quar.)
5-10
8
4-30
(quar.)
37'bC
6-
2
5-
$1.12%
7-
1
6-12
75c
(quar.)_
.—
(quar.)
Baking Co., 7%
5-
6-
1
5-15
25c
Paper & Fibre Co.,
preferred
Company
5-20
5-24
50c
(quar.)_,
6-10
50c
Products
preferred
5-
6-12
*
Ltd.
Co
Corp.,
5-22
5-22
(qifar.)_
Rand Co.,
Co.
Co.
i20c
J 25c
185c
Foundry, Ltd., com." (quar.)
I
Belt
4-15
5-31
5-
+85c
&
Ingersoll
Certain-Teed
1
6-16
Ltd.-—
Forgings,
(quar.)
Dredge
Carpenter
5%
5-20
6-12
$3
(quar.)
A
Chrysler
5r20
6-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foundries
A
Chicago
2
Pacific Trading—
A
$4.50
2
6-
6-23
—
preferred
Central
6-
30C
50%
(quar.)__
Co
preferred
Canadian Ice
Chain
5-20
(s-a)
pfd.
_———.——
preferred
cc
2
25c
Semi-annual
plo
6-
62 V2C
Dredging, Ltd. (interim)
Mills Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian
32c
15c
Burlington
Class
5-15
15c
—
Gold
Canadian
2
1
entirely derived from net invest¬
Payment
Bulolo
2
6-
6-
60c
Co.
common
Ltd
6-
$1.18%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Fund,
6-16
6-16
$1.35
—_.
com.
(quar.)—________
Line
preferred
City
May 31
5-29
15«
Chipman Knitting Mills, 5%
Date
2
5-15
50c
Co.
Pipe
Company,
$5
Chilton
REDEMPTION
6-
6-20
$1.05
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preference
Rubber
Buckeye
Champion
Date
6- 2
1
5-29
25c
(quar.)
Bearing
Chambersburg
NOTICE
Company and Issue—
1
7-
2>/2C
__—
Roller
Canadian
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."
7-
$1.121/2
(quar.)
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber,
Class
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
$8.50
30.
(qsar.)
Boeing Airplane
Borden
California
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stocks called for redemption,
5- 9
dividend pay¬
common
—
Canada
a
2
Co.—
Quarterly _———
Quarterly
Blauner's, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Blaw-Knox Co.
(q»ar.)_——_——
$1.50
Notices
6-
30c
(quar.)—
& Light, com.
Power
Inc.
California
Below will be found
9
$1.50
_
—
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd.,
7%
preferred
(s-a)
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
5-
Cement—
Carpet
preferred
Bell,
4%
reporting
lion in the
Hills
4.20%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
(quar.)
——-—
3 V2 %
accounts,
2
15c
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger «o. (quar.)
Brown Co., $5 1st preference
(quar.)__
330
6-
2.%c
Bullock
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
Foreign banks
correspondents
Industrial loan cemmitmsnts
+
9
$1.31 y4
30c
at meeting held on April
preferred
(quar.)___
Oil Co.
(quar.)—
Brown
52,153
5-
(quar.).
common
Bower
7
2
10c
Bourne
f 24
6-
—
534
+
1
48c
—
434
+
9
5-
15c
+
247
9
5-
:
(quar.)———__
(quar.)
Co.
action
% %
5-
__—
ment
4
2
9
5-15
(quar.)—
Limestone
preferred
No
6-
Ltd.
+
.
Demand deposits adjusted—
Time deposits, except government
U.
R.
preferred
Bessemer
5-29
6-
,____
_
Co.
1
75c
_______
Stores,
1
7-
$3
(accum.)
Shoe
6-
25c
(accum.)—...
Gossett
1,
6-15
75e
—
Show
(quar.)____
Shippers Insurance (N. Y.)
Quarterly
6-
7oc
_____
Radio
Bankers-&
1
6-
6-J-5
12'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
8-21
6-15
50c
(s-a)_
71
7
1
—
217
+
2,254
61
104
88
4
+
873
f
re¬
F.
combi*ed
Contingent liability
ances
49,212,855
preferred
preferred
Corp.
Blue
259
+
5-21
9-
50c
(quar.)____—
& Telegraph Co.,
29
+
2
A
Goods Corp., com. (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_—
25
—
5-2$
6-
____
preferred (quar.)
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.,
4% % preferred
(quar.)
28
f
7,114
domestic
vault
with
—
3,435
18,241
securities
in
+
+
31,216
bonds
Reserves with
Cash
6
+
6,036
6-20
—
Telephone
Mfg.
&
(quar.)
,
Co
Tack
4.20%
404
5-13
25c
preferred
5.40%
5,679
Liabilities—
accts.
Co.
&
preferred
1st
$6
Atlas
89
banks
6-10
$1
class
Corp
1st
2nd
278
—
75C
Dry
5.25%
56
1
5
5-20
.
5%
Co.,
Hoffman
162
—
9
5-
5-31
$1.12 Va
Chemical,
Tobacco
Steel
Armco
+
—
5-
5-15
30c
(quar.)
A
American
+
1
5-15
S3
12»/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Thread
474
—
2
5-23
40c
Supply
&
American
$3
Total
(Chicago) $3 pfd.—
Socket Co. (quar.)
——
preferred
1,160
102
5-23
(initial)—-———
Potash
Black-Clawson
for
6-
871/2c
1,745
+
pur¬
loans
S.
180
5-31
(quar.)—__
B
Bishop
20,872
5-24
6-16
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
Class
Black
——
(Section
2,360
loans
to
U.
Surplus
pfd.
6-K2
6-15
_______
Metal
American
2,268
;+
agricultural
Treasury bills
___:
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—j.
Treasury notes
1,627,225
+
67
securities
estate
Other
CJ.
3.213
+
67
+
carrying:
securities
Aans
4,691
+
32
—
+
purchasing or carrying:
Government obligations
S.
Real
300,558
or.
Government
Other
50,798
+
131,937
—
U.
391,168
—
industrial,
—
Other loans
256,105
—
5,025
—
998,629
—
73,076
34,746
6 1(1
5-19
6-10
2
&
common
Bibb
35,295
loans
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section
1951
2
7-
37V2C
—
Inc.
&
7-
6-16
10c
(quar.)
Inc
&
Bigelow-Sanford
Loans—net
Loans—gross
Commercial,
Other
accts.
U.
since
$1.25
J30C
Extra
Loans
chasing
97,955
New
Berland
Apr. 25,
1952
+
Bolder*
60c
$3.50
Hospital
American
4%
Loans
.
Apr. 16,
il2%c
com.
Electric Co. (quar.)
Leather Co., 6% preferred
net,action on preferred div¬
payment at
meeting held on
idend
Bell
+ ) or
dec. (—)
Apr. 23,
'
_____
:;V'"inc. (
29,161
35,895
90
+
Member bank—reserve
Total
1
When
May 1.
American
6%
v)";
an¬
foKow wiib
took
Associated
60,212
—
Deposits:
Other
City and $45 million in the
Dallas District.
Liabilities—
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
York
(in millions of dollars)
49,212,855
S.
of New
Assets—
4,956
44,649
Notes
and
adjusted
352,488
+
309,716
—
1J73,052
Federal Reserve
deposits
1952
155,067
assets
million
increased $289 million in
New York City, $97 million in Chicago, and $48 million
each in the Philadelphia and San Francisco
Districts,
but they decreased $102* million in the New York Dis¬
1,434,436
—
162,974
—
3,326,466
assets
Total
Demand
28
banks..
items
premises
Ofrher
11,659,306
—
22,363,202
se«urities__
foreign banks
notes
Uncollected
Bank
Govt,
loans
1,229,298
+
—
5,135,823
Total U. S.
F.
9,000
5,568,073
$29
Gas
Hide
Directors
$4
trict outside
cash
Discounts
1951
R.
_
Total
Omer
21,412,253
increased
million.
May 2,
1952
indebtedness
holdings of United States Government bonds increased
$27 million. Holdings of "other securities" decreased $71
Increase (+) or
Apr. 23,
of
dividends
we
Payable of Reo.
(quar.)—
East,
Forging
American
decreases of $38 million in the New York District and
$30 million in the Cleveland District, and an increase of
$32 million in the Chicago District. Holdings of Treasury
Ltd.,
—
Engineering Co.
Instruments,
Corp.,
American
decrease (—) since
the
Then
Share
Marine
&
Ambassador
(In thousands of dollars)
all
(quar.)
.658327*1
.561797*t
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
grouped in t\^ separate
are
indicate
we
Sugar Refineries,
Co.
.658327*1
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
first
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
—1
A
.561797*1
tApplication depends upon type of merchandise.
F.
753
30
tin Volume 174.
preferred
Class
-561797*1
.425531*1
for
42192
Jun
Per
.658327*t
fund
1952__Anytime
1,
1543
,
Njime of Company
.230900
1.799040
Closed
•
2.809179
;
certificates
1648
May 13
.496766*
.0349000
.193269*
2.799040
peso
Redemption
Pag®
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
2.780012
.0349000
'
•
thte
In
American
Gold
148*
debs., due 1960—May 19
nounced during the current week.
.263400
2.780631
.193269*
1952
1
May
CALLED
stock
Dividend announcements
tables.
.115673
.263450
2.781249
.0349107
*
.115673
.144916*
.263400
.496766*
.
.144916*
2.781249
-
.140154*
Apr. 20,
,"1h»
,
.00435401*
.00285625
2.781249
Assets—
*
*
1
DIVIDENDS
.144916*
,0043540]4*
2.809270
peso
♦Nominal.
preferred
.210166
.115673
peso
*
1
1.019062
.210166
.210400
.
4%
♦Announcement in this issue,
.238379*
_
*
.329300
1.019687
1
.
1
1
1
Jun
^
Date
ISSUE
.0544060
.00485401*
South Africa, pound
■.
Kingdom, pound sterling
Jun
Jun
1966
1964-
General Mortgage 5% gold bonds, due
July
i/\i»rginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—
.0198375
.0544060
.00285625
of
due
sinking fund debentures, due Nov. 1,1960
2.241250
2.241250
.0198375
.144916*
_
,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
.200000*
.133333*
.0716750*
.326300
peso
United
.200000*
.133333*
.210166
Netherlands, guilder
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escuao
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union
.200000*
.0716750*
1.018750
_
New
debs., due
debs,
Co.—
mortgage bonds, due 1958
Queens Borough Gas & Electric Co.—
.200000*
.0544060
rupee
Mexico,
176*
1st
$
.133333*
2.242500
^
*
15
Company and Issue—
.0198375
Denmark, krone
Finland, Markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
coupon
Corp., 3%%
National Vulcanized Fibre Co., 41/4
%,
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—
.0717000*
dollar
Ceylon,
Co., 5%
Oil
Natural Gas
ENTIRE
.200000*
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Canada,
2
Jun
,
.133333*
•British
Gas
Western
Transfers in New York
$.,
;
I
1971—Jifli
America—
first mtge. pipe line
sinking fund bonds due 1968—Jun
27/b% first mtge. pipe line
skg. fund bonds due 1970—Jun
United Transit Co.—
INCLUSIVE
1952,
Apr. 26
$
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruzeiro
Central
.
Southern
RESERVE
TO
Country and Monetary Unit
Free
first mortgage bonds due
of
debentures, due 1961
Mission
Corp., 3%% sinking fund debs., due 1966
4%
Preferential
Date
3%%
Rys.
4%
Paciilc
1
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
Basic
Co.
3%
CERTIFIED BY
.
and Issue—
Service
International
9
5-15
5-
$2.50
7-
1
6-16
5
$1.50
6-12
5-13
$1.75
8-
1
7-25
$1.25
6-
2
5-12
(Tenn.)—
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
44
Co.,
Equipment
Clark
75c
<quar.)
preferred
5%'
gtd
7%
5-28
6-14
5-28
6-12
5-21
shares
6-
2
5-
9
Jacksonville
6-12
6-
2
Jefferson
30c
Wire__!
Elevator Co. (quar.)_*._
(quar.)
—
Telephone,' $5 pfd. (quar.)_
Si
Milling
Columbian
Carbon
Commonwealth
Co.
Composite Fund, Inc.—
Paid entirely
from earned inoome
Connecticut Power Co. (quar.)__
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
Ltd.,
preferred—_______
$2.50
non-cum.
Consolidated Edison Co.
Ceoksville
Ltd
(quar.)___——
class A
Ltd.,
Co.,
'Cooper-Bessemer
Corp.,
5%
Cork
6-
1
5-15
6-10
50c
5-15
1
5-15
6-
$1.25
2
6-35
*T6c
6-16
5-16
2
5-16
JT5c
6-
2
5-15
$7
Daniels
Fisher
&
Leather
Davis
Glass
A
5
5-22
5
5-22
2
-5-15
2
5-15
La
2
5-15
Lane
50c
6-14
5-20
Lane-Vfells
1
Lincoln
6-
6
5-15
5-
5
Lionel
35c
(quar.)
—
—
$37 Vic
5-15
2
6-
75c
7-
1
6-
2
5-16
356
5-20
Dome
Ltd.
Mines,
Durham
Hosiery
;
Class B
6% preferred
,
East
6%
25c
5-
9
4-30
50c
6-
2
5-15
Power
Co.,
Mfg.
Co.
class
25c
5-19
55-
Mara iron
9
5-19
9
5 Vi %
6-
2
5-12
6-
2
5-12
5-24
5-
6-15
Mead
6
preferred
Mfg.
Co.
5-1G
H.)
(quar.)
(increased quar')
Federal-Mogul Corp.
Ferro Corp. (quar.)
2
2
5-16
6-
2
5-16
$1.10
6-
2
5-16
6-
2
20c
5-16
4-29
6-30
2
5-
6
6-
2
5-
6
6-
2
5-
Life
Mutual
Midland
A
Class
B
9
4-25
15c
6-
2
5-15
Fitt
Eort
6-10
5-29
6-25
6-
9
5%
7-
6-
6
4%%
$1
1
(Henry) & Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred _
2
G-
25C
Franklin
Simon,
Framan
(A.
%
4'/;>%
J. >,
Co!,
preferred
2
5-
9
6-
6
5-
T/*
5-22
6
9
3
9
5-
9
40c
6-
5
5-15
America
General
Industries
6-
2
Telephone
6-
2
5%
preferred
(W'is.),
2
5-15
5-
5
6-
Goodall-Sanford,
4%
6%
preferred
Gorham
Mfg.
Graton
&
Great Atlantic
2
S-15
New
Bedford
5-15
New
Britain
6-
6-10
6-12
5-24
New
4
Common
Hamilton
5-15
2
5-15
6-
2
5-15
50c
6-16
6-
2
90c
5-15
5-
5
Beneficiel
75c
50c
5f-31
5-
8
5-
4-15
2
5-16
8c
_
30c
4-30
3-31
6-10
5-16
$1.12 Vi
7-
1
6-10
preferred (quar.)Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
$1.00 >/4
7-
1
6-10
Co.,
Papejr
new
(initial),
com.
4\'i%
Common
6%
50c
preferred
$4.50
4Vi%
convertible
Hartford
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1.12 Vi
(qmar.i—
Electric
Hays Corp.,
Hazel-Atlas
Glass
Henkel-Clae.ss
Co.
Co.,
(quar.)
___.
2
7-21
5-12
7-
7
6-13
5-29
7-
6-17
1
483/4C
6-
2
5-15
$1.25
5-
1
4-19
30a
Light,, 3.90%. :pfd. (quar.)
preferred^ (quar.)_____
5%
6-
7-
1
6-13
r
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
7-
1
6-18
Heyden Chemical Corp., common
3'/z%
preferred A (quar.)
(quo.r.)
25c
6-
2
5-
$4.37'/z
Hoberg
Home
Horn
2nd
&
Ltd.
Co.,
Hardart
Hudson
Bay
Hudson
Pulp
&
5.12%
Huron
(N.
A
Erie
American
Indiana
B
Water,
Co.
9
5-
9
6-16
5-15
6-
2
$$1
G-
9
5-
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
-32c
—
6-
1
5-16
7-
2
6-15
$1.25
5-13
9
$$1.50.
10%
(final)
7-
8
5-
6-
A
2
5-15
5
.
Fire
(reduced)
_2'_i
Co.
5-29
G-
5-15
Drugs,
Parchment
Consolidated
Paper
Gold
4-29
$4.04
4
$4.20
5-
9
6-
8-
1
7-
7
5-
3
4-20
$4 50
6-10
5-21
Warren
6-10
5-15
Weber
5-15
1
5-15
2
6-
2
5-15
8
4-30
5-29
5-19
6-
5-20
5-
20c
5-15
5-
8
$10c
5-29
5-
7
7
5-
Patsican
5-23
5-15
$20c
6-16
5-31
$35c
6-16
5-31
lc
5-20
5-
SI.50
5-
1
4-25
$1.75
6-
2
5-12
Ltd
u
(quar.)
preferred
T/o
common!
Ltd.,
Tit pfd
Pennsylvania Industries, $6 pfd. (accum.) —
Pennsylvania State Water, $7 pfd. (quar.)__
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Pa.), com. (quar.)
4 V2 %
preferred
Perfect
Circle
Paul,
6-
fa-15
1
5
SI
1
5-22
25c
6-
2
5-
S1..75
(quar.)
6-
6-
2
5-20
Inc.
5-
6-10
Company
iquar.)
Wickes
Williams
1
5-10
5-14
5-19
Pillsbury Mills,
$4
preferred
$1
6-10
.6-
2
5-15
PortsmouthrSteel
Powell
:$1
6-
1
5-14
Inc., common
(quar.)——
River
Corp.
Co.
&
(quar.i—
(N.
J.)
9
we
preceding
5
4-30
$2
preferred
(quar.)
6-16
6-
6-30
6-
2
AMI
60c
5-31
5-
9
Aeroquip
50c
6-
5-12
—
25c
SI
6-14
6-30
5-
1
!
,1
5-16
1
5-16
6-
2
5-45
50c
6-
2
5-14
S1.12'/i
7-15
7-: 2
200%
5-19
5-9
1
7-
6'/4%
6-
5-20
6-30
1
5-19
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
G-10
5-
9
5-20
5- 6
5-15
5-
1
6-30
6-
9
6-16
5-28
$1
5-30
5-15
5.-30
5-15
$2 Vic
6-
2
5-, 9
6-
2
5-45
6-
2
5-12
6-
3
5-23
„
35C
6-20
5-23
6-20
5-23
$1.05
6-20
5-23
$1.25
6-20
5-23
6-
2
5-1 9
6-
2
6-
2
5-1 j
5-
$2.50
6-15
6-. 2
5-' 9'
5-15
1
20C
6-
2
5-16
$1
6-
2
5-15
5-29
5-12
95c
5-29
5-'l2
25c
7-
1
6-13
15c
6-16
6--3
15c
6-
3
5-15
15c
5-15
4-22
25c
(quar.i
5-15
4-22
—
—
—
Co.
common
(quar.i
:<60c
;
Co.
(quar.)—— —
(quar.i
Inc.,
common
2
7-
5-30
5-23
25c
<?
4c
<quar.)__
c-S
30c
5-29
5-45
2
5-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
6-
:5-
5-46
10c
5-31
25c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-13
5 6'AC
7-
1
6-13
—.—_—
(quar.)
(quar.i
—
give the dividends announced in previou
paid. The list does not include divi
1
5-15
5-16
6-16
>4-19
Inc.
Common
Per
,
&
(quar.)
Reduction
4.50%
5%
15c
(Initial)—
5c
(quar.)
W'".ev
—
Shoe Stores,
Co.,
preferred
Inc.,
Ltd.
common
(quar.i
—._
(quar.)—
(quar.)—t
Z
15c
25c
4:15c
35e
$1.12
5-
4-29
9
6-
2
"■$2.50
5-15
6-14
6-
2
6-14
6-
2
6-
2
4-eo
6-
5
5-19
6-
5
Centon & Youngstown RR.—
preferred (s-a)
Holder
Payable of Rec
Roller Bearing Co.—
Surpass
Agnew
Akron,
5-19
Share
convertible preferred iquar.)—
.5%
Air
(Del.)
Corp.
Ball
Aetna
in th
table.
Name of Company
2
Insurance Co.—
G-10
5-20
6-16
6-
50c
(quar.i
5-29
6-30
7-
C-10
announced this week, these being- given
dends.
:
5-31
6-20
weeks and not yet
4-28
+25c
(quar.)
—•—
& Co
paeferred
41/2%
5-21
2
5-15
1
10c
—
(quar.i
Fixtures
common
5
G-
1
6-13
7-
25c
(quar.i-
common
iquar. 1
Corp.
Worsted Co.
Corp.,
2
37 Vic
6-
$1.75
$1.13
—_—
——:—
convertible preferred
Wyandotte
5-
2
5-45
30c
(quar.)—-
Industries,
Woodall
5'/r
5-16
1
$1.01
(increased quar.)
Investment Co.
Wisconsin
York
2
SI
(quar.)
Lovett Grocery
&
Winn
5-15
6-
.6-
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
iquar.)___——
B.i
(J.
50c
1
5-16
6-16
65c
——
:
;
preferred (quar.i
Wilsil, Ltd.
(quar.)—
5-15
7-15
——
Ltd.—
——
Pratt, Read & Co. (quar.)—
Providence Washington
5-21
(quar.)
Co.,
Princeton-Water
18C
(quar.)——_
6-2
$1
5-12
10c
$1
3 7 Vic
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
Philadelphia
.5- 6
60c
Ltd
Co.,
Blake
Corp.
6-
5-
5-12
5-15
$20c
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com.
3.80%,
preferred (quar.i-—
■Whitaker Paper Co. (reduced)
35c
Corp.
Pfaudler
2
"10e
(quar.)
Showcase
25c
Petrolite
50c
6-
30c
Co. .(quar.i——
Power
&
Fetroleum
Below
50c
2
9
& Gear Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Peter
$2
!
—
-
Corp.
Machine
Perkins
T/o
Services, Ltd.,
Laundry
Peerless
'
(s-a)
Oil
Steel
preferred
Whitney,
1
5-29
Co.,
5-15
2
6-
75c
Mills (quar.)
Wellman
Engineering
Co.—
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, $4 pfd.
6-
5-15
5-16
6-
22 ViC
—
—
& Iron Co.
D.i
(S.
Warren
5-
1
.5-16
6-14
SI.75
(quar.)
preferred
$5
10c
Co.,
1
Wpll'ngton
2
5-19
6-14
55c
9
$5c
Mfg.
(stock div.)_
<quar.)___
Mines,
Co.
preferred
5-20
8:',4C
Ltd
———_
Ltd
Co.
prsferred
6-30
Extra
Paton
Lines
Virginia Electric
5-12
6-
$1.06 >/4
(quar.)—
Dredging,
(quar.i
—
Corp.
Canada
6-10
25c
& Reel, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
35c part-ie. pfd. (accum.)_
Parkersburg Rig
(quar.)
com.
—
Consolidated
Raalte
6-13
G-
5-29
$1.25
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
2
Investors
incbm'e
G-20
'SI.10
—
(quar.)
pfd.
America,
tquar.)
Corp.,
Truck
S.
Van
$1.50
(quar.)—
6-
dividend
Silver
5-29
-
6-
3
25c
Extra
G-20
90c
__i
(quar.)
Corp.
Insurance
6-
10c
(quar.)
Stock Fund, Inc—
Payment entirely derived from
International
Universal
5-15
37 Vic
—___
of
common
Steel
15c
lquar.)if
common
20c
Quarterly
Co.
5-21
6-16
S.
20c
2—2ibl¬
<quar.)__
75c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Resistance
,6-1
U;
50c
—
12-'
(quar.)
Electric Co., common (quar.)_*_
$1 preference common (quar.i
;
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.) —
—
International Business Machines Corp.—
"International
U.
2<Je
—I
2
5-15
75c
.
Co._
class
United
5-20
25c
(quar.
preferred
Finance
Paterson
4-30
50c
—
5-15
50e
v4-21
2
5-
1
—
Co., 45c
Vitamin
1
9
G-
5%
Corp.,
nreferred
7%
6-10
$$1.75
2
9334c
(quar.i-
.
Steel,
5-
2
6-
37 Vic
—
1-
(quar.)
(initial)—
Co.
Virginia Coal
class B
(Minn.),
Bower
Pacific
Pato
4-17
S.
5-
85c
5-16
25c
(quar.i——
Inc.y, common
Extra
34:!aC
—
(quar.)
A
Pacific
Pa'rkvlew
5-29
Upper
pfd. (quar.)__
7%
Corp
Filters,
preferred
$4.40
6-10
37 Vic
—
2
$1.75
(quar.)
receipts ordinary (final)
conv. pfd. (s-ai
Society iPhila.)
is-ai
Loan
S.
$1
—-
5-15
5-20
6-
California—
of
Casualty
S.
60c
:
deposit receipts ordinary
Steel
5-
31 Vic
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp
$3.50
U.
5-29
Corp.—
Co
Co
Pottery Co.
Tail
U.
$$1
Industries, Ltd.—
Limestone
Indianaoolis
2
2
31 Vic
pfd.
5%
Smelting,
class A
Mortgage
6-
6-30
$25c
(quar.)
Chemical
9
fa-
$3
preferred
Y.),
&
Paper,
preferred
&
87 Vic
$1.093a
(quar.)_
(s-a)
Mining
preferred
Imperial
Inland
preferred
Paper Mills,-6%
Oil
5%
$G
Investment
2
6-10
06-
40c
pfd.
deposit
Amer.
9
6-14
—__
Engineering & Foundry
United Illuminating Co.
United Molasses Co., Ltd.—
75c
—
5-12
$12 Vic
i
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
40c
preferred A (quar. )__
(quar.)———
5-12
(Canada) —
(quar.)
Aircraft
50c
Co
6-12
6-12
60c
United
7-31
—
Brewing
Paragon
(quar.)
(quar.)
.Harghew Chemical Co.,
class
otter
preferred (quar.)__
4'.i%
$2
5-
8-
9
5-
50c
—
& Carson
Lines,
Biscuit
U.
(_
-5—9
5-29
$1.10
—
preferred
75c
United
Olympia
5-23
1
5-12
5-29
.
37 Vie
Co.___
United
4-30
5-
5-23
3 7 Vic
RR. Association (s-aJ
Co., $1.50 preferred iquar.)
Co.
Air
4V2%
4-30
40c
(quar.)_
Light
Tube
Coal
Ben
Oliver
5-15
$1.50
5-15
5c
iquar.)
preferred A
$3.75
Ltd.—
Canada,
4-21
6-14
50c
Electric Welder
Oil
Union
2
5-15
1
4-30
65c
iquar.)___—
Co.
Coach
United
4-30
6-
5-- 9
5-21
$75c
(quar.)
Greenbush
&
Twin
6
5-15
6-12
5-; 9
5-15
50c
(quar.)
common
Shovel
Troy
4-30
20c
Co.
Onondaga
(Denver)—
Shares
interest
Hammqrmill
8
6-
2
5-15
35c
—
Warehouse
Storage
Seamless
Ohio
5-
1
.6-
6-
6-lt)
40c
iquar.)
9
30c
(quar.)
com.
-
Western
Gas
American
Oil
Ohio
Old
(quar.)
Inc.,
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
of America
$1.76
pfd.
5-
5c
preferred (quar.)
5V2% preferred (quar.)
Ncfrth Shore Gas Co.'(quar.)
2
5-31
5-29
;v
5-15
15c
Corp
class A
United
G'/o
6-
$1
$1.75
(s-a)
Zinc
Jersey
North
9
6-
(quar.)
Trust
6-
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
5-24
6-30
5-10
6-13
25c
(quar.)
Paper (quar.)—
Nopco Chemical, 4%
.Noranda Mines, Ltd.
75c
7% preferred
(quar.)
Greenfield Gas Light, 6%
Hajoca
6-12
$1
(s-a)
preferred
1
6-30
2
Corp.—
Inc.
of
Products
B
Thomson
6-
7-15
26c
(quar.)—
Nekoosa-Edwards
5
6-14
5-20
50c
2
5-15
5-31
75c
(quar.)
Terre
v>iS-12
6-20
5-31
25c
Bond & Share—
1st preferred (accum.)
Haute Water Works, 7%
5-12
6-15
8c
Products,
Brothers,
5-31
6-
$1.25
6-15
50c
Groups Series
Selected
Starch
preferred
Co.,
Transit
Pearson
preferred
T/c
25c
7-
5-15
6-10
50c
class A (s-ai
pfd. iquar.)__
pfd. (quar.)—
Co., G'/c
preferred
Inc.,
5'it
6-28
6-10
Telephone
5-12
26 '/4c
Series
Neisner
5-15
37 Vic
Co.
9
5-30
7-23
$1
(quar.)
J.)
<N.
Paper
Taylor,
9
5-
Stock
6%
_.
Pacific Tea
&
5-
1
4-30
5-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
6-
6-30
15c
(quar.)—
Co., Ltd.
Electric
4-30
6
(quar.)
Co.
6-
6-.:2
5-12
$4.25
Propane Gas, 5.20%
Ray Drug
Class
2
5-15
6-
10c
Knight Co., SI.80 prior pfd.
6-
5-15
8c
25c
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred
6-16
2
6-12
—
Screw
Talon,
5-23
7-
6- .2
2
50c
Drug,
4.40%
6-10
15c
5-26
7-
Packaging Corp.—
Svracuse
9
16C
Neon
10c
pla.
5-
10c
6-20
(quar.)
4%
5-12
9
Series
6-
Co.__
Ltd.,
2
$$1.19
Machinery Co
Rubber
$1.40
5c
State,
6-
Stock Series
1
Extra
Golden
4-28
Balanced
7-
50c
Brewing
1
|17c
5-26
10 %
Co.
Tampa
fquar.')—
Ltd., class B__
Type-Co. (quar.)
&
6-16
6-16
(9
62 lie
Inc.
convertible preference
Supply
Sutherland
37 V2C
4
"Securities & Research
National
'
Goebel
.5-
55c
iquar.)
5-15
25c
Co., common (quar.)
Superior Tool & Die Co.
9
Preferred
6-f5
Corp.
Glen-Gery Shale Brick
5-22
25c
National
5
5-
20c
(quar.)_
2
National
5-16
5-15
(quar.)_
pfd.
$5
6-
National
5-16
6-
25c
ctfs._
Amer.
5-22
National
$1.25
Ltd.,
5-22
2
$2.50
1
1
2ec
.)
Thew
common
5-
6-
—
Inc. (quar.)
Stonega Coke & Coal Co.—
Directors consider it advisable to take no
action on dividend usually paid in June.
Sun
Mills,
Hosiery
Paper
National
5-17
(quar.)
common
2
6-
6-10
5-15
+25c
—
Oil Co. (quar.i.^
,
Gold & Platinum Co._
.)
Development (increased quar.i
Oil
Suburban
Oil Corp.
&
Gas
National
5-15
1
$1.25
Co.,
Plywood,
5-15
37 Vic
;
preferred (quar.4
General Tin Investments,
Co.,
Biscuit
National
5-15
6-
(quar.)__
5%
General
2
50e
Corp
General
6-
$1.
$1 pfd.
6-
35c
2
fa-10
$30c
—
——
Fuel
Stowell
—
6-
0
25c
Sterling
10c
(quar.)
5-15
25c
iquar.)
dividend
$1.60
State
$$1.25
Inc.
2
30c
(quar.i
Products,
Standard
8i y4c
Extra
6-14
5 6'Ac
(quar.)
common
6-13
5-23
7-10
6-
+50c
_
_
.
Extra
6-
—
5-22
6-12
7-17
$56'4C
■
American
Standard
5-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National
25c
$25c
(quar.)
General
Girdler
2
26c
(extra)
Acceptance Corp.,
$1.50
6-
6-
(quar.)
preferred
General
6-14
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
Trailer
Fruehauf
25C
(initial)__
(quar.)
4-21
1
Motor Products Corp. (quar.)-.
ungingwear, Inc., common (quar.);
5-21
National
com.
5-^9
50c
$50c
new
6-10
5-1
50c
—
G-10
1
40c
-
—
Texas
Stock
Morgan
40c
$50c
Corp.,
9
1
Mohawk
$2.50
Works
Bridge
Foster-Wheeler
5-
1
Development Co
5-21
5-15
7-
22c
iquar. 1
(s-a)_
Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.i
6-
Carpet Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc,
(quar.)
Light
&
Power
Minnesota
Ltd.
preferred
Sport
6-20
5-26
5-
5-51
5-31
5-31
25c
(quar.i
Southern Railway Co.
6-
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5-10
6-
(quar.) —
(quar.)—L_.— —
60c
^
5-31
$1.06'/4
Insurance
Mission
—
(s-a)
5-12
,
5-15
B
South
40c
5-12
Canada, Ltd.—
of
(quar.)
2
65c
1
National
preferred
6-
—
Co.
South
2
50c
(quar.)
Motor
5-
10c
—
5-31
50c
Soeony-Vacuum
5-12
8
Co., Ltd.—
per share on both the
ordinary shares and participating pref¬
erence
shares.
Payable
o n
Coupon
6.
.5-45
10c
-
Mines,
5%
5- -3
—
__—.:—
2
5c
common
Signode Steel Strapping
5-15
30c
(quar.)_
6-14
6-14
6-
20C
■'
iquar.)_
iquar. 1
comipon
Mfg.
Class
-
Y.)
7-1
$1.12Vi
—
Insurance
Ltd
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A
35c
—
tquar.)
A iquar.D
preferred B (quar.)
Sigma
cents
Fibres,
5%
6
6-26
—
$1.25
37 Vie
:
1
1
5'
Breweries,
Sicks'
5-
7-
5-15
7-
30c
•
preferred
Sheller
6
$1.25
10%
3
4V2'it
'
(quar.).,
preferred (quar.)
Alumirwite
Class
4%
6-
$1.25
5-20
2
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
5
$25c
commgn
Automotive
Ferd
5-
$12'/zc
—
5-15
5
G-
15c
Brick Co
class A
Corp.,
Class
Oil
Eagle
Mexican
NO.
7-31
9
10c
Corp.,
National
common
5-31
Serrick
6-16
'
dividend)
(N.
National
Co.,
5-
6-30
——
div¬
Mineral
6-10
5-29
2%
(quar. I
payment at meeting held on April
Foote
7-
37 Vic
—
5-31
—•
eoimnon
5-28
$50c
25.
on
6-15
25c
;
1
6-
$1.25
■
6-
50c
37 Vic
Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Security Banknote Co. (Del.)—
$1
preferred (accum. 1
5-26
idend
4
50e—
—
5-15
S1.183A
Sears,
25c
Assurance
5V4%; preferred
action
5-21
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Partioipating
Corp.—
Directors deferred
5-21
15c
2
—
Steel
3
6-14
6-16
(quar.)
2
dividend
Stock
6-
7-15
(quar.)
participating
Mexican
32
9
25c
;
6-
►L'
Sayre & Fisher
i
6-16
$25c
(quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical Co.
St. Paul Fire & Ma»ne
$25c
6-
—
Quarterly
5-15
4-22
6-
First York Corp., $2 preferred (s-a)
Fitz-Simons & Connell Dredge & Dock Co.—
follansbee
Textile
$3.25
5-16
6-
_.
—
5-15
2
5-29
6-30
(quar.)
common
Tool
Gear Si
5-14
112c
)_
(quar.)_
com.
20c
5-
50C
——
6-
5-31
$25c
5-14
1
6-
6
6-10
Theater, Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)___„
Ruppert (Jacob), 4Vz'/o preferred (quar.)—
4
6-14
5-24
5-
6-10
60c
tquar.)
Roxy
10c
$1
common
Fire
9
7-11
5-20
4-11
25c
6-10
$25c
50C
Inc.
Company,
6-
$1.37Vi
$1.06 V*
»
5-
1
15c
(quar.)
25C
Fajardo Sugaj Co. (quar.)-.
v: Fall.. - River
Gas Works——i
(M.
5-16
$10c
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd
Bquity Corp,, $2 preferred (quar.)
Fishman
2
5-15
1
7-
1
common
preferred
Merchants
6-
55c
Corp.,
Corp,,
4 Va r/o
$1.34
preferred. (quar.)
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
$4.40 con v. 2nd
v5.36%
Emhart
6-
35c
Mayer (Oscar) & Co., Inc.——
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.—
$1.06'A
(quar.) —
£4.25 convertible 2nd preferred
50c
5C
1
i,
$1.12 Vi
.«*
Ross
2
preferred tquar.)—
Drydock Co. (stock
Mathews Conveyor
Co, (quar.)
Metal
_
5-15
5 %
$1.02 Vi
—
5
5-
Maryland
$25c
—
6-
—-—
4-24
1
5-
Co.
Paper
&
Manhattan Shirt Co.
5
$1.50
(quar.)
A
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
4VV/o
7
6-30
50C
Lf
$5
Natural Gas Co.—
El' Paso
?
Macmillan
$1.75
(q.i
Eddy Papgr Co.,
5-15
5-15
25c
.
50c
1
6- *6
5-
—
prior preferred (quar.)
-W'
series A preierred (quar.)———_
Rosefield Packing Co. (quar.)—.—
■5-15
8-
1
5%
(quar.i——_'
preferred
5-31
5-31
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
75c
G-
7-
12 Vic
5Vt
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)-——
common
non-cum.•
Lyon
MacLaren
5-
5-23
6-
Mackintosh-Hemphill
5-15
6-.16
6-
(Walter M. 1 Co., Ltd——._—____—
Metal Products (quar.)—
—
4-28
7 Vic
4-25
$1.183/4
Lowney
1
Water Co.—
Interurbswi
&
preferred
preferred
7%
Eatoki
(quar.) —
—~—
(quar.)
A
Louis
St.
(quar.)_
preferred
Mills, class A
Electric
1
Co.,
&
4-24
I
< quar.)
Little
Rockwood
5-12
6-30
7-
preferred I (initial quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Rockwell
5-12
1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Paper
4j/4%
$12Vic
5-
7-30
5-
(quar.)____
Inc.
$1.25
$17 Vic
Corp.,
Dumont
$1.25
——
25c
(quar.)—
4-25
—
—
—-—
10c
Inc.
Houses,
1
(reduced) —
Co., Ltd., class A
Lockwo.od-Dutchess,
6
5-
5-14
5-
30c
dividend)
Co.,
1
6-
25 c
(quar.)—
pfd.
conv.
& Co., Ltd.,
Class A preferred (quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric—
$1.25
6-11
35c
Robinson,
—
sstock
E
Class
Riegel
2
5-13
(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
Ltd.—
;i Deere & Co., common
7% preferred
(quar.)———
Derby Gas & Electric (quar.),—
Diamond Ice & Coal, 5% preferred (quar.)_
Dickey (W. 8.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)
Disaton (Henry* & Sons (quar.),.--—Dobbs
Inc
:
Industries
Isoblaw Groceterias
—
2
6-
1
—
Lea
1
6-
1
——
(quar.)
Lanett Bleachery & Dye Works
Lang (John) & Sons, Ltd
Park
1
7-
55C
Co.
Fabrics,
7-
6-
(quar.) —
5%
preferred
4Vz'/e
5-31
(quar.)— „_
& Champagne
Inc. (qnar.)
8
6-
7-
Bryant,
6
2
7-
$1.75
Wines
Salle
Mfg.
Rheem
6 2 ViC
————
*
-
Corp.,
Resjstoflex
3 2 ViC
—
■
6-
1
5-15
6-
$1.12 Vi
Rand, Inc., common
$4.50 preierred (quar.)—,
45c
25c
(quar.)
Remington
$1.25
-
—
Creamery Co., common
preferred (quar.)-.
Koehring Co.
(quar.)
—
6-
6-
5-15
60c
6-
75C
5-26
5-29
Co. of Maine 5,0
Knudsen
25C
—
Stores
Co.,
A
Class
67
$$2
(s-a)
Ltd.
priar preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-11
5-
5
preferred
3'/2%
I
$1.16
com.
(quar.)
6-
8 7 Vic
Indiana,
of
Co.
preferred
45c
.)
(quar.)
.)
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
——
Fibre Co., common
5.60# preferred
$$1.25
prow's, Nest Pass Coal Co.,
Publishing Co.—
5-
'
Keyes
6-
5-
5-15
20c
(this payment clears all arrearsl_
5'jo
preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co., common (quar.) —
•'43A%
preferred (quar.)
Kern County Land Co
>5-30
6-
50c
5-12
4-29
pfd.
5-15
'Curtis
$4
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Stock Yards
4-22
6-
56 Vic
1
2
15c
5%
4-30
7C
6-
—
Chemical, com. (quar.)
&
Aluminum
Kaiser
J12 Vic
pfd
(s-a)_._~
Co., $2 pfd. <quar.)___
Seal
&
25C
4.64%
>
25c
(initial)
Laughlln Steel, common
p-«lerred A (quar.)
5%
75c
(quar.)
Crampton MIg. Co., 5%
Crown
4-21
—
(quar.)
preferred
1
50c
(quar.)
common
prior preferred (quar.)_
—;
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd,—
$S
Common
5-
5-15
Service
Public
35c
&
Jones
$30c
(quar.)_—.
N. Y.
of
Mills,
Textile
Consolidated
2
5-
5-15
Payable of Rec
Share
Name of Company
5-15
6-
(quar.)——-
Inc.
Testers,
Johnston
5-15
C.)
Johnson
&
Johnson
1
1
15c
(Greens¬
Standard
N.
boro,
(quar.i
Life Insurance
(quar.)—
Gas
66-
353«c
(reduced)——
Co.
Corp.
Mfg.
Fireman
Iron
—
—.
Insulated
Collyer
4 3a%
9
3%
of
held)
fColorado
conv.
5-
Mines,
share
(one
$1.76
2
25c
—
—
30c
■44c
Utilities, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
—
Southern
Iowa
6-
Ltd. frstock divi¬
non-cumulative
redeemable preferred ($1 par) for each 25
dend)
•»
1952
Holdert
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
87 Vic
(quar.)
Co.
Silver
Lode
Cobalt
Name
50c
(quar.)
Foil
6-10
12 Vic
.—
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. Co. (quar.)
.Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 4% gtd. (quar.)
Cochran
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
(quar.)_
common
When
When
Per
Holder•
Per
Share
Name of Company
>
Monday, May 5,
.
.
.
(1900)
10- 1
5-19
9-15
Number 5113
Volume 175
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
AA
Name of Company
-k-
•,
♦
">•
,
Alabama Dry
preferred
4.60%
New
Vs-a)
Alloy
Aluminum
$3.75
Co.
Co.
Fe.t
Cable
1-2-53
12-20
4.40%
6-20
5.28%
5.36%
5-15
4-30
6-10
5-15
6-10
5-15
6-
1
6-10
1
5-
7
6-
5
5-
5
5-20
5-
5
Canada
6-
5-15
6-
60c
5-20
5-
4
(quar.)_
25c
6-13
6-
2
7-
6-13
1
4% %
5%
7%
American
5%
6-
1
5-16
Canadian
Western
6-
2
5-31
5-
American
Radiator
Common
7%
$1.25
Standard
American
American
Steel
American
Water
_
Works
III
Anacon
Lead
Mines,
Anchor
Steel,
k
Pulp
Mills,
Paper
&
7-11
1
10-18
A- 'reduced
Anheuser-Busch,
Arcade
5-23
5-
3
6-25
Celtic
5-15
4-30
5-15
10-
7
Service,
6%
preferred
(quar.»__
Cil
k
New
5%
Line
Ccms;
RR.,
Plywccei
Gold
Aunor
Automatic
Bancroft
American
Steel
4.25%
Blumeiuhal
Boeing Airplane
Bohn
Boston
<
Class
Brazilian
A™™
.New
Ordinary
(quar.)
Hill
Buell
Die
__r__
Bunker
_
Hill
Copper
Co.
Gas
5-
4%
1
6-
9
2
6-
2
6-
2
&
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cincinnati,
I
5%
5-15
preferred
preferred
5
Clarostat
6-13
5-26
7-
6-
1
'
Clearfield
5
&
Co.
5-26
5-
5
0.09
5x26
5-
5
0.08
5-26
5-
5
0.13
5-26
5-
5
0.15
5-26
5-
5
0.10
5-26
5-
5
40C
6-25
6-10
2,0c
6-20
-6-14
20c
9-20
,9-15
Public
Coast
1
5-15
Railroad
6-30
6-15
Railroad
4-15
Fund
Investment
Utility
—
Equipment
U
"Tobacco
Dixie
Dodge
Co., (quar.)
Cup
Cox
&
Fund,
-1—
common
_'
—
Common
Mfg.
5-30
Clearing
Cleveland
Electric
5-21
*75c
6-20
,
6-10
2
5-
5
5-15
5-
8
6-
6-
2
$4.50
—
5-15
5-
25c
5-29
5-16
25c
Corp.
5.-15
5
Chemical
$1.20
5-
6-
3
5-10
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Colorado
7-31
Colonial
Class
7-15
2
5-16
Columbia
4-25
$1.75
2
7-
1
6-10
5-
5
6-
2
5-26
7%
7-
1
6-16
3
5-15
5-
6-30
6-21
5-15
1
1
4-22
Gas
Gas
(New
3
5-28
9
5-15
4-15
50c
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
6-30
6-17
6-
5-13
Corp.,
preferred
1
11-14
6-
9
5-16
Dow
6-
2
5-20
5-15
5-
5
7-
1
6-20
1-2-53
12-20
6-
2
5-15
65c
5-15
4-18
7-
6-
1
5
pfd.
4-30
4-30
(quar.)
Ltd., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Duquesne fifight Co., 3.75%
pfd. (quar.')
Duriron Co., 5%
preferred (quajr.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
prAerred (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp.
(stock dividend)
Eastern Corp.
(quar.)
———
4-22
50c
5-15
"6-30
6-17
2
5-20
6-
9
5-31
5-
5-15
Eastern
Kansas
States
2
4-19
Eastern
9-20
$1.06'A
5-15
5-
1
preferred B (accum.)
Eastern Sugar Associates, $5 pfd.
6-16
6-
2
Eastern
5-15
4-30
Electric
5-
4-25
Electro
5-l'4
40c
5-31
20c
^
5-31
5-14
6-15
6-10
—
9r.J5
9-10
12-10
6-20
6-
6
5-15
4-15
5-15
4-15
Consolidated
Consolidated Paper Co.
6-18
Consolidated
1
6-
1
5-
5
*25c
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
10-10
preferred
preferred
*50c
*12%C
B
6-16
5-
9
7-
2
5-22
7-
8
6-
2
a5%
7-
8
6-
2
15c
(quar.)
Co.. $3.80 pfd.
(quar )
5-15
4-30
95C
7-
6-23
1
$1.10
6-
1
5^2
iquar.)
$1.10
6-
1
5-12
(quar.l__
15C
5-15
5-
iquar.)_
2C
5-26
5-16
pfd.
&
(quar.)
1
Co.,
Power
Co.,
Concen¬
$4.50
preferred
preferred
Corp.
Ltd
—
_™™
Mfg. Co..
(quar.)
Can
Co.,
—_—
common
$4.25
preferred
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co.
Gin
Co.,
Continental
Life
50C
5-31
Insurance Co.
class B
inizznIIII
Class B
Co.
$1.25 pfd.
(quar.)
(accum.)./
*50c
4-29
4-
8
*50c
""""
.
7-29
7-
8
*50C
10-29
10-
8
20c
6-10
62C
5-15
5-16
5-
9
Semi-annual
$3
Paint
&
4V2%
(H.)
Class
Varnish,
(quar.)—
(Toronto) —
common
Distilled, Ltd.,
Cosmopolitan Realty Co.
Quarterly
&
(quar.)
Y.)
-—
7
6-
8
Farrington
7-
1
6-
6
5-20
5-
5
Fedders-Quigan Corp.
b% preferred series A (quar.)
Federal Enterprises, Jpc., common
1
5-20
6-14
5-23
1
6-13
7-
7-
1
6-13
class A
$1.13
Federal
*$1.20
Screw
5-14
Ftltrol
2
4-16
Firemen-'s
6-
2
6-12
6-
7-
6-16
1
7-15
7-11
Co.
Firestone
4Vi%
5-31
5-13
Fittings,
5-31
5-13
Florida
2
5- 2
*15c
66-
2
5-
2
$1.25
5-15
5-
1
$1.25
8-15
8-
1
$1.25
11-15
11-
1
of
6-
2
6-16
6-
2
6-12
5-29
40c
6-10
5-20
$1.12V2
$30c
461/8C
31V4C
31 'Ac
31 Vie
3%
25c
$1.75
$1.50
4.60%
4.90%
4.99%
6-16
7-
1
6-17
5-15
4-30
7-
1
6-17
6-
1
5-20
9-
1
8-20
12-
1
11-20
5-23
4-03
2
5-15
5-15
4-30
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
6-
6
6
$1.25
5-22
4-25
5-15
5-
7
6-10
5-
5-20
5-
6-Z7
6-13
6-19
5-29"
5-
5
6-
2
1-11
7-15
5-12
6-27
7-15
6-27
7-15
6-3$
i
5-1,5
6-30
6-*6
1
5- 1
6-
6-
5-
9
4-25
6-
2
5-13
9-
2
8-13
12-
1
11-13
6-
2
5-16
6-
2
5-16
6-
2
5-'9
6-11
&
preferred
Ltd.,
(accum.)
1
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-15
N.
J.)
(s-a)_
5-15
5-
6V/2C
5-28
5-18
1
6-
1
5-15
6-14
5-29
7-18
7-
22% c
8
3
4-30
4
6-14
6-
4d&
5-15
4-15
Corp., 4% preferred (qu$r.)_
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
cumulative preferred (quar.)
—
1
5-15
6-
9
5-20
?30c
'—
6-
30c
Power
Flying Tiger iinc, Inc.—
5%
preferred A (initial s-a)
5-
$1.12y2
(quar.)
(s-a)
5-15
6-
3iy»C
37 Vic
Co.—
(quar.)
A
1
69C
500
'
common
(Newark,
Rubber
class
7-
$2.50
4c
California,
Insurance
Tire
—■—
Corp
Bank Stock Corp.
25c
—
6-20
1
2
15c
(quaf.)_
(quar.)__^
$3 pfd.
1500 Walnut Street,
A 6-30
—
(quar.)
Works
Petroleum
(quar.)__
preferred
5V2%
Mfg.,
preferred
$1.25
First
*15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
"56"
31'Ac
7-
50c
5-
6-
5
30c
1
$1
5-
25c
&
5-20
50c
_
<qi:ar.)
Rubber
7-
50c
2
5-15
$2.50
N.
cuse,
6-20
55-
Abrasives (quart')—
15c
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)—;
27c
Elliott
Co., 5%
preferred
25c
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co., coin. (quar.)_
70c
7%
1st preferred
(s-a)
60C
6% 2nd preferred
(s-a)
t27.V2c
Empire Brass Mfg., Ltd,,'5% pretf. (quar.)__
$1.25
Empire
District Electric,
5% p'fd.
(quar.)
25c
Emsco Derrick & Equipment Co
32 Vic
Equitable Gas Co. (quar.)
12V2C
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
$1.25
Erie Railroad, 5% preferred, series A (quar.)
$1 25
57o preferred series A (quar.)
$1.25
5% preferred series A (quar.)
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
12Vic
4Vi%
prior preferred Iquar.)
:—
$1.12Vi
Fairbanks. Morse & Co. (quar.)
30c
Falstaff Brewing Corp., 4V2% pfd. (quar. )_$0.185625
Farmers
& Traders
Life Insurance (Syra¬
4-30
1
5-15
50c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Co
Boat
Hose
Refractories
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Quarterly
5-30
20c
(quar.)
pfd.
—"
prior preferred A
Corby
1
*37 %C
$1.06'A
—
Continental
Cook
5-
5-12
15c
;
5
8
2
5-23
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5
8
6-
1
Industries, Inc.—
5-
7-
5-
—
(quar.)___„—
Continental Copper & Steel
5-
10-
5-15
2
_
(quar.)
2
7-29
—
(quar.)___—
preferred
2
10-29
(quar.)__
com.
6-
*50c
2
6-
Associates
Utilities
$1.13
America,
6-
5-14
6-
*12c
50c
(quar.)
25c
_
6-16
(accum.)—
$1.12 %
(quar.)
common
$3.75
5%
6-10
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
of
preferred
Common
5-19
1
40c
Consumers
4%
2
7-
tlOc
Aircraft
Glass
Continental
67-
*50C
(quar.)
Increased
Container
5-15
4-15
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Vultee
4-30
2
6-
50c
(s-a),
Consolidated
$1.25
5-19
5-15
53c
Theatres, Ltd., class A
$4.52
a5%
Mining
Class
Mills,
25c
20c
common
(quar.)
Consolidated Textile
5%
—
(quar.)
Stores,
Consumers
Ltd.—
4.40%
4'A%
(quar.)
Gas Co. (increased s-a)
Natural
5-14
1
Retail
*2C
(s-a)__
$7 pfd. A
Corp.,
$6
Electric
8
7-
2
5-15
15c
(quar.)
5-15
75c
(Toronto)
Utilities
10-10
*25c
Corp.
preferred
Freres,
6-
12-15
2
(Increased1)
6-1
*$3.75
6-
Co.
Bradstreet, Inc., common
4'/2%
2
6-
93%c
5-15
Dupuis
7-
4-30
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
1
1
5-21
50c
preferred
*20c
5-
8-
6-10
50c
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
Dresser
Industries, common
&
*37 Vic
35c
Dun
*$3.75
7-
Corp., coipmon
Driver-Harris
5-19
10c
4%
3%%
5-22
5-22
6-16
25c
(quar.)
5-24
—
common..,
Ltd
Dravo
preferred
17 %c
(quar.)
Ltd
Laundries
convertible
$5
(quar#)
Mines,
4%
5-30
5-30
J12 Vic
$1.75
Drug Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
(The) Company, common
6-10
9
Consolidated
(initial quar.)
Oil Co.
7-
7- 4
2 Vie
Drackett
Douglas
4
1
1
75c
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
$4.25
Assn.
Ltd. (quar.)
J—Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Aircraft Co
12-
4-30
88-
$65C
Stores,
Douglas
5-15
t2 5c
$62 y2c
(quar.)
Dominion Tar &
4-30
Investment, Ltd.—
(initial)
preference
8-15
5-19
Coniaurum
Common
5%
4-30
5-15
t$1.25
u_
common
(quar.)
Scottish
5-1?
5-
2
preferred
Dominion
5-23
t30c
s-a)
Malting Co., Ltd.,
2
5-23
6-
5%
2
t40c
Extra
Dominion
9
9c
Hampshire)
Life
$$1.25
*30c
(initial
comnuJn
New
6-
25c
4-29
4 %
Confederation
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd.—
9-
*$3.75
Mills
Cone
Anglo Investment Corp.,
Bridge
Dominion
40C
<accum.)
Co.,
&
preferred
Dominion
4
5-
87 %c
—
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp.,
National
6-
9-
5%
•
*25c
Life Insurance
preferred
u
*30c
(quar.)
—
Co.
System,
Pictures
7-15
10-15
62%c
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. (quar.)
concord
12-
5-
Corp.—
Power
Mutual
Columbia
12-16
25C
$1.12%
(quar.)_
common
Columbia
6-
6-
common
Equipment
Central
5-15
$1
Co.,
(quar.)_„
Acceptance
25c
10c
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Farm
A
1
$1.50
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., com. (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Collins & Aikman Corp.
(increased)
5-15
710-
$1.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
Cockshutt
7-16
IOC
Ry.
Corp.
Co.
Monthly
50c
Cochrgne-Dunlop Hardware, class A
'
7
$1
Illuminating
preferred
Clorox
7-
10-16
$J 25
(quar.)—
(quarj._
Machine
4-28
5-10
1
Pacific
&
—
5-
1
8-
1
25C
(quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields Co. (monthly)
Dcrage
$1.25
Mahoning
5-16
Ltd™"
(final).;
Corp.,
5
Q.17
Pacific
$1.25
Semi-annual
5-20
6-15
Texas
(<J.iar.)
5-
Mfg.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Cities Service Co.
5-15
*50c
Burry Biscuit
5-
Oil
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
5-15
*25c
(quar.)"
Ltd.
Machine
5-26
5-
$1
Orleans,
New
1
Consolidated
ic^iar.)
Adding
5
0.22
6-18
50c
iquar.)—
(quar.)
$1
iquar.)
Co., Ltd., class A
Burroughs
5
5*
5-15
9c
;
s-a)_________
Class B
5-
5-25
6-30
25C
—
Electric
City Auto Stamping Co.
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
* 25c
Gas
5-
5-26
56c
87 %c
5
5-26
0.12
$1.31'A
50%
dividend)
dividend)
Inc.
5-5
0.15
6-18
25c
Co.
87 %C
Tobacco,
5
5
5-26
Q.14
6-30
7'
55-
Metals
5-15
Dominion
25c
(F.t
2
50%
Class A
'
5-
Ltd.—
Sullivan
&
—
Quarterly
5-
25c
(s-a)
Rubber
Stores,
trating Co.
Burns
5-10
10c
Extra
Burkart
6-
20c
(stock
Co.,
Stock
5-26
5-26
0.09
Bonds
Macliinery
Merchandising
1
6-
56c
5-15
$1.06'A
common
Light k Power,
Co.
5-
50c
Oil
Cotton
Cincinnati
75c
(initial
Machine
common
(accum.)-
Chile
5-
Falls
A
Conduits
registered i(final)_____
k
5-31
50c
Class
12 ViC
_•___
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
Buck
__—
(accum.)
12 %c
common
preferred
B
Government
4>-30
5
5-
0.05
Food
5-15
5-
1:1
o.fo
6-19
2
35c
&
—
V—
Steel
(accum.)
A
5-15
5-15
preferred
A
Class
5-15
20c
common
Oil
5
Fund
Bond
7- .2
5-31
$1
Corp,-(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.,
3y2% preferred (quar.)
Chicago & Eastern 111. RR.
6-12
68 %C
Taunton
4.40%
6-
$1
Hose
Broadway-Hale
>
2
5-15
baarer
'Ordinary
..
4-14
5-26
American
Brockton
6-
5
75c
British-American
•
6-14
4-30
common
British
2
$1.25
$1.50
(quar.)
Traction,
5-
5
5c
Rooling, class A (quar.)
♦quar.)
A
5-26
Stock
•
Corporate
2
6-
5-
8%
15c
Brantfora Cordage Co.,
Class A -quar.)
Bnfhtford
5-26
0.14
6-16
7-1Q
5-29
10c
(s-a)
$2.75
5
0.07
5
5-
5-26
Inc.,
55-
Chemical
6-
18c
Woven
Bourjols,
5-26
Building Supply
4-18
6-20
Inc
Pund.
Boston
5-26
0.12
4-18
5-10
5-15
12 %c
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.,
preferred
0.14
5-10
6-16
/
5
6-14
*62%c
*
3% %
5
15C
5-
50c
common
preferred
7%
Borg-Warncr
5-
75c
2
Southwest
&
$1.06'A
Brass
&
Corp.,
5-26
50c
5-31
25c
_
& Co., Inc
Co.
Aluminum
Bondstock
5
0.07
Fund
Fund
Stock
Bank
(Texas)—
17c
(quar.)
Sidney)
Light
5%
(quar.)
Ridge Mutual Funds, Inc
Blue
5
5-
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc. (quar.)
CUbsapeake Corp. of Virginia
(quar.)
5-31
$1.18%
iquar.i_
Co.,
5-
5-26
4-30
6-16
22 %c
^
Tobacco
&
5%
Co
preferred
5-26
0.10
5-15
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
0.12
Aviation
5-31
(quar ).
(quar.)
Brothers
Power
preferred^ (quar.)^i^—
Central
5-15
(quar.)
Electric
Automobile
8-15
20C
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
5
5-15
22 %«
31'Ac
(quar.)'
common
5-
Central Vermont Public Service Corp.—_—_
6-16
6-
5
5-26
5- 2 ;
4-24
ireducedi
Co.
Co.,
Company
Blackstone
6%
,
5-10
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
Blocli
1
$1.25
Corp., $G preferred (s-ai___
Spinning Associates (reduced)
Bethlehem
1%
6-
,
'
5-
0.17
4-30
,$2.50
Fine
Berkshire
Birtman
2
4%
Uhlckasha
spares
Paper, Ltd.. class
preferred
&
5-
*5c
common
Heminway
Beneficial
Best
1
5c
Howeil
&
6-
Central
4-25
preferred
4'4 %
2
2
(quar.)
(Calif.) (monthly)
Aircraft
Belding
Bell
5-
6-12
Corp
Col
(A.
1
America—
Co., 6% preferred
£.) Shoe Corp.
43A%
6-
.
4-19
Agricultural
11-14
*5C
Ltd.___
Mines,
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.,
Mfg.
Beech
2
Gold
Patricia
5-15
;
are
5-26
11-29
6-
4-19
5-26
8-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
Chicago Wilmington & Franklin Coal
Monthly
Beck
5-
*55c
preferred
of
& Sons
Bathurst Fewer &
Beacon
1
Central
—
(quar.)
com.
5-26
preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Co.,
Steel
6-
25c
(Joseph)
Oil
Basin
4-30
preferred
Co.,
6-15
...
Bar urn
2
4.50%
Electric
6-15
quar.)
Mfg.
6-
!___!
Bangor & Aroostook RR., $5 pfd,
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd
Barcalo
*$1.12%
Louisiana
25c
Ltd...
Los Andes.
de
4-30
Central
5-15
Other Series—
$1
preferred (quar.).:
5%%~ preferred tquar.),__.r—
>
5
11- 5
5-26
30c
(quar.)
com.
$1.25
.
Co.
Baker Raulfcr.g Co.
Banco
2
Service,
5-5
8-
8-15
11-15
0.15
Insurance
J
common..
SI.25
Co.,
Mines,
ccrtvertible
4%%
6-
Public
1
0.18
Preferred
5-31
,
5-15
5-15
$0,675
Diversified
11-14
25c
6-
Per Share
11-29
6-
12-18
25c
A
distributions
Stock
Investment
8-15
$1.25
_
12-15
income:
Common
8-30
*$2.50
(quar.)
/_
' ,jar.)__
Connecticut
(s-a)
Canteen
Common
6-21
investment
5-18
25c
Illinois
class
Electrical
(initial s-a)
Foundry, 5%
5-12
6-14
50c
—
Series—
Ltd.—
4%
6-21
6-30
from
5-31
*50c
common
5-12
3
6-15
50c
Diversified
75c
5-20
;
(s-a)...
_r_
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.—
Atlas
6-30
$1
i_
preferred
preferred
preferred
Class
of
Ltd.,
Investments,
3
6-
5-12
Inc.—
,$1.0S
„
6-
9
2
3
50c
quarterly
*25c
common
6-
66-
~
quar.)__
Co.
Ccast Line
5%%
5
$3
65c
dividend)
(initial
Co.,
Canada
Central
Refining—
stock
common
Atlantic
5-
$1
93 % c
preferred (quar.)
Atchison, Tc-peka & Santa Fc Ry.
Atlantic
3
25c
(quar.)
$5
,■
6-
37 %C
(quar.)
com.
Iquar.i_
Cork Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Central Hollywood Bldg.—
Monthly
5- 9
2
62 ViC
(quar.)___,
$3.75
Common
6-
59c
Armstrong
Ashland
tlOc
27 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Power,
Knitting
5%
9-15
20c
_
<quar.i_
Arkansas-Missouri
Tractor
6-25
a?5C
Funds,
*25c
preferred
4-28
75c
B
*25c
—
5-15
$2
(quar.)
Co.
Yard
Fruit Corp.,
*12 ViC
(quar.)
Central
5-30
6-12
5-IS
30c
(quar.)—
following
6-12
1
5
2
50C
(quar.)
tl2%C
(quar.)
4.20%
6-14
(quar.)
common
Diversified
(quar.)
Caterpillar
1
5-15
1
5
6-
50c
*12%C
A
Class
7-
5-15
7-
Ltd.—
Products,
(quar.)
9
5-31
7-
35c
(quar.)
:
preferred (s-a)
Corp., Ltd., common—....
4l/2% cor.v. redeemable preferred
preferred
$2.36 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Food
Giorgio
The
$1.75
9-
12-
Michigan Stove—
Diversified
37 %C
(initial)
common
new
40c
(Initial).
common
iquar.)
Class
-
Argus
$1.10
Co.,
Class
H5c
(quar.)
common
6%
Arizona Public
I.)
preferred
5-14
25c
(quar.)
Mills,
Cotfcc
new
Monthly
quar.)
Inc.
(J.
7%
4-29
*50c
A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp., 1st preferred
preferred
Class
2
1
Central
>
5-17
68-
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
Class
(quar.)
Di
11-
Case
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
preferred
6-
$1.06'A
9-20
25c
stock
Stock
Union
1- •
6-26
12-26
SQc
preferred
5%
$1
5
7
Detroit
1
5- t
50c
(quar.)—
Co.,
Tramway
Denver
4-25
2
$1
5-20
7-
4-16
5-15
6-
(quar.)
2
*50c
5-15
5-15
*$1.25
convertible preferred
Carrier Corp,
Class
(quar.)
Conveyor
Anglo-Canadian
Denver
1st
*$1.25
(quar.)___
Mfg.
5
5-
5-29
2oc
—
Inc
common
debenture
5-15
2
6-
Co.—
4%
5C
<s-a)
(interim)
Ltd.
Lines,
(quar.)
4-18
$2.25
Amoskeag Cc., $4.50 preferred
Oil Coip.
Delta
preferred
convertible
1
6-14
Deep Rock
5-15
4'A %
Co.,
5-
25c
S-
7-
2
* 10c
Inc
Co.,
pfd.
Class
75c
Foundries
5-25
(quar.)
preferred
5-23
5-
Inc.
Voting
5-
5-15
15c
(qiar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
5-31
Daystrom,
5%
6-
75c
5-15
5%
Class
6-
6-16
Door
6-18
3
50c
Metallic
5-30
5- 5
5-15
50c
9-18
6-
2 Va %
Dahlstrom
7-2
9-it
5-15
50c
7-15
56«Ac
Scal-Kap Corp. (stock dividend).
Seating Co. (quar.)
Smelting & Refining Co., com
(quar.)_
5-15
$1.1.2%
9-29
87 %C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Air
6-14
4Qc
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
$1.75
/
iquar.)
4%% preferred
Lumber
6-24
25C
6-Tfe
1
6-14)
2
4%
(quar.)
*12 Vic
Catelli
Screw.
American
5-
Class
tl2%e
4%
6-10
5-15
Class
4-30
UOc
(quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co.,
Sanitary—
American
American
6-20
30C
kquar.)
preferred
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.»
&
1
V2-
6-10
4-30
5-15
5-30
6-30
7-
50c
4-30
5-15
2
2
|1.75
3'/a%
5-15
A
4- 9
IOC
15c
A
5-16
$2
_________
—
Quarterly
1
9-
$1.75
preferred
Pulley Co.
6-
9-15
12-15
Cos.
A
4-22
$1.75
(quar.)
Quarterly
5
$1.75
$1.75
Class
6-
5-15
25c
Mfg. Co,
Curtiss-Wright Corp—
5-20
8%
—
Utilities, Ltd.. 5%
5-15
6-20
5-1?
6-16
*5Qc
(quar.)
(s-a)
dividend
Press, Inc.,
*25c
(quar.)
Canadian
Carman &
Lines,
«tuceui
non-cum.
American
■
—
Canadian
25C
Cuneo
Trust,
common
Oil
Corp.
*25c
—
____
Investment
2
$1.12%
5-27
preferred
Stock
Dennison
(quar.)_
5-14
Ltd.
6-12
93%c
(quar.)
Seal
&
*25c
40C
iquar,;
9
7%
Culver
Products, Ltd.—
preferred
Cork
Co.,
*50c
-——
International
Seal
&
$50c
Ltd
2
5-
4-30
+
6-
5-15
5c
4-30
5-15
6-
Cork
preterred
*10c
Ltd.
preference
Limited,
4-30
5-15
4-39
5-15
19c
3%%
*15c
.
15c
Goods—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
"Wo
Food
5-15
*32 %C
.
(quar.)
Breweries.
Canadian
4-30
50C
—
Canadian
6-
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
Bakeries,
4-24
5-15
5-15
Holder»
Payable of Ree*
*35c
Co., Inc. (quar.)
Crum & Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—.
7% preferred (quar.)
33C
____—
Malting
Canadian
2
Crown
Ltd.—
A
(quar.)___
Curtis
Ltd., common
Canadian
5-15
1
4C
9
5-
1
6-
Crown
33>/2Q
(quar.)___
F
(quar.)
class
Participating
6-14
4%% ptd.
(bi-monthly)
partic
4-30
5-15
3?y2c
Extra
1
Canada Foils,
5-15
Ltd.,
Co.
News
7-
Louis)
(quar.;
Co.,
Ltd.
Inc.
Crane
33 %C
27 %C
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
preference
6-
American Paper
V?o
Cement
$1,30
50C
(111.)
Co.
convertible
Canada
87% C
.1
(monthly)/
Coty,
5
Service—
Campbell Wyant & Cannon .Foundry
$1.25
Corp.
5
5-
convertible preferred E (quar.)_____
2
5-15
!___
(quar.)
5-
2
15c
preferred D (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)__
7-21
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
Metal Co.,
American
Water
5.30%
(quar.)
Co.
common
Investment
American
Packing Corp.
California
6-20
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
(St.
Products
Hcr.e
American
California
4-30
1
*25c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
6%
5-20
5-15
933Ac
pfd.
4%
common
American Furniture
American
6-10
75c
iquar.)
common
2
6-
(quar.)_
common
50C-
Shares
Business
Car.
Power,
7-
30c
American Chain k
American
Electric
6-
37 %C
(quar.)
30c
3
preferred
Automobile
Co.
$3
Quarterly
American
Jackson
Byron
(quar.)___
' Share
Imperial Mills,
I5c
$1.12ya
(quar.)
common
preferred
t$l
Inc.,
convertible
American
Brothers,
4Va %
75c
iquar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada,
A:r.;r.es,
American
6-13
Butler
Cosmos
4-18
5-
5
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
10c
.____—
100%
$3
(s-a)
Aluminium, Ltd. iquar.)
$3.50
1
$1
America,
of
.
(initial).—
12»/ac
common
Co.
of
Cc.
American
7-
iquar.)
preferred
Aluminum
6-13
Co.
California
Portland Cement Co.___
Aipna
1
_______
Corp.,
preferred
Cast Steel
8-1B
7-
Gas—
guaranteed
Western Ry.,
Stores
6-30
$1.05
r'
dividend
Guaranteed
4%
^
'initial;
common
Stock
Allegheny a
Allied
$3.50
$1.15
Natural
Terminal
Holder«
When
Per
Share
■
Name-of Company"**-'
..
Bush
(quar.»_
Tennessee
Alabama
v;.
Payable of Rec.
•
Dock. <fe Shipbuilding
1%
1st preferred (s-aj
__
Alabama Power,-.4.20 % preferred (quar.)___
Holderi
When
Share
^
.
45
(1901)
7-
1
6-
5
$1
5-15
5-
1
$1.15
$1.22y2
$1.22Ya
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
25c
46
(1902)
Per
Name of Company
Forbes
&
Class
Ford
Amer.
Foster
and
(voting
Interchemical
non-voting)
Kleiser
&
Co.
Custodian
Income
al5%
(final)
12 % c
(quar.)
(Robert)
....
Co.,
6-2
5-15
5-15
5-
1
5-15
'5-
1
5-15
5-
1
1
6%
—
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.,
5-
5-15
Intertype
6-10
5-20
Investment Foundation,
30c
preferred
6-10
5-20
9-10
8-20
Investors
12-10
11-20
Investors
1
5-15
General
General
1%
Cigar,
pfd.
(accum.)
6%
preferred
convertible
Mills,
General
Outdoor
3%%
C
General
Portland
General
Public
General
Steel
Cement
2
5-12
6-
5-23
9
Jewel
A
preferred
8%
class A
8%
1
5-15
5-
1
6-
9
25c
87'/2C
87'zic
2
6-12
6-
6-30
6-18
6-14
6-
1
7-
4
5-
7-
6-14
1
Stock
Co.,
5-15
75c
6-16
5-15
6-16
5-15
6-10
5-28
Kinney (G. R.) Co., Inc., common
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
$2
6-10
5-28
$1.50
Great
West
Class
Greer
6%
1st
7%
2nd
12-10
11-27
25c
6-15
5-26
9-15
8-25
25c
12-15
11-25
25c
5-29
5-
5
5%
5-29
5-
5
1
(quar.)
Coal
B
Griesedieck
Co., Ltd., class A
1
Aircraft
$5 preferred
5-20
5-15.
Salle
Lake
8-1
7-16
6
4-25
6-30
6-10
$1
5-
Hancock
New
12-
6
Class
6-
7
5-
9
Class
$1.16
7-
1
6-14
Class
B
(quar.)__
50c
6-
2
5-
Class
A
42 %C
Oil
Ltd
A
t6c
(initial
Extra
Hart,
■
B
$35c
common—
&
Holt
Steel
Co.,
Laura
Le
6-
2
5-15
10c
pfd.
(quar.)—.
Corp.,
6-2
5-15
5-12
4-18
6-
2
5-20
$1.25
(Charles
(Henry*
30c
20c
(quar.)_
30c
preferred
(Geo.
Co.
preferred
Barbizon,
Houston
Oil
Howard
&
A
common
(quar.)
Hunt
5%
(Texas)
Co.
Co.
(Tom)
Peanut
&
Door
6%
Co.,
Central
non-cum.
Illinois
Zinc
Imperial
Independent
Indiana
Gas
Indiana
Steel
&
Stock
&
4-22
75c
6-
2
5-
8
25c
6-
2
5-
8
50c
5-22
5-
8
Quarterly
Extra
.
—
_________
Cash
5-10
4-25
National
Casket
7-10
6-27
10-10
9-26
1-10-53
Acme
Co.
Register Co.
City
Inc., common
(series A) (quar.)
$1.25
preferred
Corp.
common
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)
&
Libby
Corp.
3iy4c
5-12
5-12
7-
2
43/4%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
6-
2
5-12
45c
6-
2
75C
6-10
5-20
50c
6-
5-12
Cylinder
Gas
5-15
National
Dairy
$1.25
6-
2
5-15
National
Distillers
25c
6-
2
5-15
6-
2
4-22
15c
6-30
6-16
15c
6-30
9-30
12-17
Corn,
Products
4'/4 %
Ltd.,
60c
12-17
Drug
&
$1.06%
convertible
preferred
National Electric
5-
5
;■
8-15
8-
S
National
11-16
11-
5
60c
class
A
5-
1
60c
class
A
(quar.)
6-
2
5-15
5-31
6-
2
5-16
5-
1
25c
6-
2
5-
6-
2
5- 9
9
6-
2
5-15
6-10
Gas
National
7%
Lead
class
5-
30c
6-
2
5-
t2c
5-15
4-30
40c
6-16
5-15
10c
5-15
t5c
6-10
5-29
(s-a)
25c
5-19
4-21
40c
•
6-
5-
2
1
Life
&
Insurance
(Ind.)
6-
2
5-14
8-
1
7-24
—
25c
11-
1
10-24
4.20%
preferred
conv.
National
Vulcanized
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.
Packing
Nfeiman-Marcus
Neptune
$2.40
Co.,
Meter
Co.,
preferred
4-22
6-10
5-29
6-10
5r
Little
Co.
(quar.)
common
Park
9
5-31
5-15
5-31
5-15
5-15
5-
$1.25
6-30
6-19
5
New
York
Air
York
Miami
RR.
capital
(quar.)
4-18
1
6-
0
6-
6
$1.12%
7-
1
6-
8
20c
6-
3
5-20
50c
6-
2
5-15
9-30
9-19
12-30
12-19
45c
5-20
4-25
&
pfd.
(s-a)
$3
40C
(s-a)
$35c
Inc
4c
50c
12-10
11-19
guaranteed
(quar.)
50c
3-10-53
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
2
Long-Bell Lumber Co. of Missouri
6-
2
5-
1
Louisville
5-15
5-
5
Lucky
35c
6-
1
5-15
Ludman
25c
6-10
5-20
Lukens
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp.
$40c
6-30
5-31
Lynch
9-29
8-31
Macassa
$1.25
6-
2
5-2
)
35c
5-31
Bond
Group Shares (9c from net
investment income, and 16c from real¬
ized security profits)
Corp.
RR.
4-30
Mapes
(quar.)
5-31
4-30
Central
6-
2
5-
2
6-
2
5-
9
5-16
6-
1
5-
9
50c
6-
1
5-
2
$1
6-12
5-
1
Norwich
12y2C
5-15
5-
5
Ohio
5-
9
-
IOC
R.)
Maxwell
&
Realization
Common
5-15
4-22
5-15
4-22
25c
6-10
6-16
5-16
4y2%
RR., 7%
Texas
Public
preferred
Moore,
Mfg.
Co.
Inc
preferred
(quar.)
Corp., common
5
5-15
6-10
5-23
30c
6-10
5-20
Omar, Inc., 4Vi%
6-14
5-31
Ontario
&
Ontario
Steel
60C
5c
6-
1
5-15
5c
12-
1
11-15
7%
4
50C
7-
1
6-20
8-
1
7-21
6-10
5-20
(s-a)
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)-
(quar.)
$1
6-
2
$1.50
(quar.)_
5-26
20c
5-15
5-15
40c
(quar.)
Service,
$3.50
25c
:
prior
5-
1
5-
5
6-
2
(quar.)—
$1.12%
6-
2
5-15
(quar.)_
$1.31%
6-
2
t—5—15
6-10
5-14
Co.
com.
(quar.)
(initial
20c
•
5-15^,
quar.)—.
$1.14
6-
2
5-15
10c
series A
preferred
6-
4%
4
6-
5-23
5-29
5-13
$1.25
5-29
5-15
50c
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
Co.—
30C
Olin
8
6-
6-10
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
6-27
Co.—
Oklahoma Natural
Inc.
tlOc
6-27
Co
Lumber
Pharmacal
Match
43/4%
4-17
9
30c
guaranteed
Oil
$4
Water,
preferred
Common
5%
5-
5-
(quar.)_:
Bancorporation
Edison
4.56%
Ohio
6-10
common
Corp.,
preferred
5Va%. preferred
5-26
t3c
.
fquar.)_.
Co.,
5-20
25C
Ltd
(interim)
5-29
75c
(quar.)
6-13
25c
com.
(quar.)^
5
Northeastern
80c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Mar-Tex
25c
Carolina
North
(aocum.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
(P.
Manning,
North
2
(reduced)-
(quar.)
Co.
Mines,
MacWhyte
Mallory
invest¬
2-19
50c
Steel
J40c
.
Nashville
class A
12 %c
Ry. Co.,
Car
convertible
$2
5-
6-
Dock—
—
t5c
American
Northwestern
Extra
Ltd.—
net
(Md.)
& Dry
Special
North
2
35c
8
(quar.)
Shares, Ltd.—
Group Shares (from
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
Northern Redwood
5-
Stores,
Mining
Northwest
8-
&
Normetal
common
iquar.)
preferred
6-
I.)—
2
(quar.)_
Co.
(R.
5-20
9-
adj.
ny4c
Corp.
(quar.)
Gas Co.
Western
25c
:
-
Star
&
25c
(quar.)
Extra
Finance
Co.
11-19
(quar.)
Preferred
Mfg.
12-10
guaranteed
Co.
preferred
Gas,
(quar.)
4%
Special
Local
preferred
8-20
8-20
Inc.
$4.50
9-10
5-22
6-
40c
1
Niagara Share Corp.
2-19
1
7-
Norfolk
53
5-
5-17
5-15
7-
5-22
9-10
1
5-15
6-28
$1.12%
6-10
6-10
5-
60C
(quar.)
5-15
3-10
1
1
preferred
5-
$1
55-
6-
4V2 %
5-15
50c
1
5-15
5-15
1
50c
37 Vic
(quar.)
1
2
1
(quar.)
5-13
5-15
6-
(quar.)
5-
5-23
93 %c
5-29
capital
Original capital
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
5-29
5-15
42 Vic
$1.10
capital
6-15
(quar.)
Electric
6-
87y2c
7-31
5-16
3c
Brake Co.
State
$1.10
original
l__
4-30
2
preferred
35c
(quar.)
5-15
8-15
6-
33/4%
$1.10
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Loblaw,
5-15
$1.06%
Mining Co.__
50c
Carbonic
Original
5-23
6-10
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
New
Newport News Shipbuilding
Quarterly
9
6-13
50c
25c
(reduced)
pfd.
5
5-
5
30C
(annual)
4'/4%
Newmarket
Oil
5
5-16
$1.05
Co
5
3V2%
9-
12-
40c
(quar.)
5-
Lion
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fibre
2
Liquid
10-
1
62 Vic
common
6-
9
7-23
10-20
$1.75
Castings
(quar.)
Co.,
60c
5- 9
1
6- 2
62 Vic
Tea
Link-Belt Co.
5-
8-
10-30
9
1-2-53
preferred
5-
(quar.)
5- 9
$1.12%
5%
5-
5-29
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Steel
2
Lone
A
pfd.
Paper & Type Co.
preferred
(quar.)
New
$1
(quar.)
2
t5c
-
$4.50
preferred
4-30
50c
5-
Co.—
A
Malleable
Nebraska-Iowa
v
(quar.)_
2
National
5
9
5-15
66-
»
Co.—
National Gypsum Co.,
National
5c
5c
—
Fuel
5-
2
15c
(quar.)
5-20
5c
Quarterly^
5-15
$1.25
series
(quar.)
\
5-15
'■
6-16
Canada,
Quarterly
12-31
25C
65c
2
of
2
Welding Machine Co.—
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co. (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
$12'/2C
4-26
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
25c
5%
25c
(quar.)
Corp.—
Chemical
9-16
12-31
Products
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National
9-18
15c
Co.,
Common
6-16
9-30
25C
National
5-20
1
(quar.)
Co.
6-10
•
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Myers Tobacco
6-20
5-20
;ioc
35c
Co.
5-29
1
6-10
2
J.
Glass
7;■
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
$1
25c
6-
National
5-15
6-
25c
*
(quar.)
$1.06
$20c
Quarterly
6-16
6-30
4-21
(quar.)
,
4-26
1
7-15
5-15
(quar.)_
'
Container
5-15
7
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
Co., common
Lines,
$4 preferred
National
12-26
____
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly
Co.
income
9-29
12-29
5-12
62V2c
Institutional
ment
Lincoln
Water
Ingersoli-Rand
Aviation
McNeill
Products
convertible
9-30
12-30
4y4%
(from net investment income)—
Savers
Liggett &
6-27
30c
National
Special
_
Industrial Acceptance Corp.,
5%
convertible preferred
5%
3
30c
-
Plow,
2
6-
6-20
Co.—
conv.
Ltd.
5-
6-27
Co.
Co
Oil,
5-28
12 V2c
(quar.)
common
RR.
7-1
50c
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Libby,
5-13
6-30
1
—
Original
(quar.)
Illinois
6-20
1
2
$1.50
6-13
'
37c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Mines,
Co.
Quarterly
200%
dividend)
Co.
preferred
Cement
Libbey-Owens-Ford
15c
(stock
Refining Co.
preferred
Idaho
5-15
20%
(quar.)
&
Huttig Sash
5%
6- 2
7-
5-15
6-
1
—
5-15
6-27
37 %c
(quar.)__
Inc., 5% preference
preference series A (quar.)
5%
2
$1.06V4
dividend)-
Foods,
Huston
2
6-
$2
(stock
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Oil
6-
7-10
(quar.)
America—
$1.50
2
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
2
6-16
37'/2C
$1.50
of
(quar.)
7-
35c
5-
9
Co.
$1.50
(quar.)
Stores
Sound
(quar.)—
Gold
Salt
5-10
6-20
5-
Co
5-
27V2c
Co.,
Inc.
Co.
Leitch
5-31
$3.50
-
(quar.)
National
Portland
9
5-
(quar.)
Navigation
Leslie
$1.06 %
:>
(quar.)
&
5-15
Life
com.
& Sons
Coal
Lehigh
5-10
5%
(James)
Lehigh
dividend)
common
5-14
5-31
preferred
National
$1
Inc.,
4-25
20c
(quar.)
A.)
Hotel
Humble
5
Lees
G.),
5-
6-10
2c
2
(quar.)
2
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electrochemical Co.,
Hubinger
6-
$4 preferred
5-31
50c
2
-
Ltd.
5- 9
preierred
1
25C
Shops,
Candy
(R.
1
1
6%
5-
Co.—
5-15
& Co.—
6%
Howe
1
50c
;
Co.
preferred (s-a)
5%% preferred (s-a)
%
6-16
6-
5-
25c
Lumber
E.)
com.
5-15
Seeord
5-
5-31
(quar.)
25c
Tourneau
6-
(quar.)_
15c
Lanston Monotype Machine
Reduced quarterly
5-15
25c
5%
4 %
5
40c
■;
(quar.)
5%
Products
(Edward)
Hormel
8-
10c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
8-15
9
40c
(quar.)
6-
——
Inc., com. (stock
Stamping Co. (quar.)
6-
6-
—
.
Bryant,
5-15
'
Hotels
Hooker
Lansing
2
5c
Hires
Lane
5
2
53 Vac
4%
9
9
5-
6-
(quar.)
HInes
55-
6-
6% convertible preierred B (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp., 4V4% pfd. A. (quar.)
Hetterick Mfg.
Hilton
2
2
6-30
i40c
Quarterly
66-
5-15
5-30
5-20
6%
5-15
10c
(quar.)—
-
5-30
2
6-10
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
6-30
15c
(quar.).
2
7-
1
25c
Inc.
6-25
—
Co.
7-
Mutual Shares Corp
—
Machine
5-30
(quar.)
6-16
15c
.
Quarterly
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
••
10c
quar.)
Marx
Bakeries,
Powder
Hercules
1$1.25
——•
Schaffner
Hathaway
Hercules
t$1.25
quar.)
(initial
B
Landis
———_
class
5-26
Class
5-15
1
Co.—
class
New
6-1
6-
Co.,
Company
t6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-30
2
+$1.75
(quar.)
1
B
A
2
59 %c
7-15
(quar.)-.—
A
5-
7-
(quar.)
2
$25c
.___
class
5-15
7-
(quar.)
1
Ltd
Inc.,
50c
75c
Extra
Mines,
5-10
50c
1
—
Gold
5-10
4-30
t$1.75
6-
Shore
(Alfred),
2
2
75C
8-
10c
Mines, Ltd.
Lake Superior District Power, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)———
66-
t25c
7-
(qaar.)
common
5-26
t22»/2c
(quar.)
10c
6-16
50c
preferred
National
-
2
5-10
(quar.)
40c
—
Milling,
11-15
6-
62>/ic
(s-a)
(G. C.)
Chemical
10c
Woods
5-15
12-15
t$1.75
common
Co.
10c
the
5-20
6-16
2
6-14
17y2c
$1.75
$1.12ya
9
6-14
7-
96j/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
$1.50
37 Vic
preferred (quar.)
prefeired (quar.)
5%
6%
1
Cementing Co.—
Ltd.,
5-15
preferred (quar.)
12-26
Co.,
2
7-
of
$1.25
Cotton
6-
University-
Quarterly
(quar.)
Corp
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
pfd. (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Hackensack Water Co. (quar.)
Mines,
75c
Quarterly
Lambert
5%
Murphy
7%
5-29-
2c
Mutual
Lake
6-14
Vernon-W'oodberry Mills, Inc.—
5-16
4-30
6-14
34%c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
4-30
\((3uarterly:
4-30
4-30'
1
Extra
6-12
(quar.)———————
Extension
B
Corp.
Diablo
Mount
9-24
La
5-15
50c
Wheel
4-30.
5-15
7-
Extra
Mount
5-20
-
■
Finance
Motor
12-23
Lamaque
Hamilton
6-10
9-30
6-10
Hallnor
Motor
5-
C
RR.
Mills,
43/4%
50c
5-15
Quarterly
6-20
Paper
10c
2
Ltd.
6-20
1
12-30
9-10
Well
1
5-12
4-30'
$1.15
(quar.)
preferred
7-
5
4-25.
5-15
*50C
7%
7-
6-
pfd.
preference
preferred
Morrison-Knudsen
6-25
5-29'
5-10
37y2C
(s-a)
7%
5-15
5-15.
1
6-30
40c
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
redeemable
preferred
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Morris
5-15>
6-
Service—
participating
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
Investors
6-27
$1.12 ya
6-30
Oil
Co.
series
Erie
&
6-10
$i.i2ya
9-30
Halliburton
12-15
$3
4%
(quar.)
6-
Oil
1-1-53
35c
Mfg., 4'/2% pfd. A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Kysor Heater Co. (quar.)—„—————
Labatt (John), Ltd.
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc. (quar.)
___
$1.25
(5
9-15
4 V2 %
$1.25
Gulf
6-15
1
Moore
6-16
10c
(quar.)
common
Co., common
preference
5-16
$1.25
37%c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5-15
1
4 V2 %
(quar.)
$5
5
7-
$3.85
6-20
(quar.)—
—
5-15-
Engineering Corp
RR. Co., com. (quar.)-
6-
10-
Monsanto Chemical
$2.50
10c
Ohio
&
Moody's
9
V.
t50c
$2.50
Kroehler
5-26
«2%c
Brewery Co., common5%. convertible preferred (quar.)
Gulf, Mobile
9
6-10
$12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Western
Grumman
5-
6-
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Hydraulics, Inc.,
5-15
25c
56 %c;
Co.
6-13
5-15
5-15^
$1.37 y2
pfd.
Ltd.
Co.,
t20c
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
11-27
11-27
dividend
6-27
5-
4.60%
Society, 5V2%
Montgomery
series——
Company
&
Loan
5-15
2
5-
5-16-
6-16
t50c
Semi-annual
5-15
7
(quar.)
5-15
6-12
75c
2c
5-15
6-14
$5c
——
$3iy4c
1
6-
6-2«l
40c
(Robert)
Monroe
6-
5-2L
6-30
27 Vic
Pipe Line,
6-12
Company,
12-10
12-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great
9-10
H.)
(S.
$2
—...
2
7%
interest
(S. S.)
$2
(quar.)
6-
10c
5-
6-15
(quar.)
Mitchell
10c
1
5-15
20c
——-—
13
Mitcheii
5
40c
'.
Co
(quar.)
1
6-
1
25c
Co.
Co.,
25c
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
Kingston Products Corp.
(s-a)
Beneficial
6-16
(j~."s~r&~co7,~L~td~:::::::::::::::
Class
9-30
Knickerbocker Fund-
5-1
7-
(quar.)
6-1
6-
1
62 Vic
15c
common
50c
(interim)—
Ltd.
$2.50
$2.25
Gray
Mines,
87V2C
—
$1.50
common
Gold
$1.25
(quar.)
40c
—
Keystone Pipe & Supply, common (s-a)
5 %
preferred (s-a)
-—.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
1
5-15
$1
$1.12 ya
(quar.)_
(quar.
Kerr-Addison
6-20
15C
Co.
95c
—
(quar.)
6-16
5-
2
4-30
(quar.)
-i-——
Canada (interim)
Missouri-Kansas
5-
6-10
Abrasive
Mississippi Power
'
Company, common (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
3V2%
preferred (quar.)
Kennametal, Inc. —w-—;
Kentucky Stone Co.
(extra)
Kroger
Union
25C
.-
3 Va %
....
6
6-30
1
1
3'/2 %
8-28
drand
7-
Kellogg
Kress
A
Parchment--—
$2
(quar.)
$1.50
7-18
1
5-16
4
(quar.)
8-
10-
2
1
6-
30c
6-
8-28
Class
933/4c
5-25
6-20
6-30
30c
1st preferred (quar.)
convertible'2nd preferred
$5.50
6-
9-10
A
1
75c
5-26
$2
class
6-
$1.25
6-12
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
6-10
6-14
Kresge
&
6-20
1
5-30
5-28
A
1
7-
25c
8-28
preferred
7-
20c
50c
6-10
6%
50c
5-15
5-29
6-
5-15
——
Corp.
Mining Corp. of
Minneapolis Gas Co
Minneapolis-Moline Co.,
Kawneer
9-10
Class
Mid-West
6-13
.
5-15
4-30
25c
6-13
(quar.)——
2
37 Vic
(quar.)
Products
1
(quar.)———
2
6-
5-31
I50c
(quar.)
Petroleum
5-15
6-
85c
50c
(quar.)
1
25c
preferred
of
9
25c
933/4C
;
62'/2c
Inc.
Co.
$1.10
...—.—
preferred
$2
Grafton
pfd.
Co.
Mfd-Continent
Kansas
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
Building Co.
Canada, Ltd
7-
(quar.)
Vegetable
5-15
5-14
Stores
7-
Quarterly
$1.50
preferred
6-26
Jones Estate Corp
(quar.)
preferred
35c
25c
(quar.)
class B
Refining
Kalamazoo
6-30
10c
(quar.)
class A
4%
5-15
2
—
82»/2C
6-21
elass B
6%
Mickelberry's Food
5-10
30c
Oil
Johnson
5-21
1
$1.75
8%
Mica
10-17
2
1
(quar.)
M%
10-17
1
7-
(quar.)
preferred
1
6-
56 %c
preferred (quar,)——..
6%
1111-
45c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
5-
Co.
&
preferred
Metropolitan
Tea
8-
85c
Co.,
Mercantile
4V2 %
-
Frank
&
7-18
7-18
4%
——————.
R.)
Meier
1
1
Co., common
Inc.,
Ltd.
(s-a)_
37'/2C
Manufacturing Co.
5-15
5-15
preferred
8-
4-17
,
5%
8-
Knitting Mills, Inc..
preferred A (quar.).
5%
9
6-10
6-18
37V2C
4-18
6% preferred (s-a)—;
Goodyear Tire Rubber Co., common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)——————
(W.
6-27
Jantzen
9
5-
5-
5-
15c
class
Heintz,
2
6-
—
I.)—
R.
Electric Co.
&
6-
Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)——
Meadville Telephone Co., common (quar.)
6-16
7-15
5-
Extra
class B
&
5-23
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
Goodall Rubber, common
J75c
—-
5-15
7%
8%
Jack
6-
1
Oil,
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
45c
(quar.)
com.
(1947 series)
(quar.)
(quar.)———
preferred
McColl-Frontenac
McCord
5- 2
5-
Mclntyre
5-20
B
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
•%
4.40%
5-12
8-15
35c
(s-a)
(quar.) ————i.^-——
Co., class A (quar.)
common
2
37 %c
—
Distilleries
Co.,
9
6-
125C
(quar.)
common
5-
City Power & Light Co.
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
Class
Grace
6-16
50c
—
Corp. (quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Plywood,
2
6-16
preferred (quar.)—:
i-.
preferred (quar.)——■:—
25c
Co
6-
(quar.)
Gas
& Light
Power
3.30%
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Gerrard (S. A.), 5% preferred
6%
Iowa
1
5-
$1.50
—
Utilities
Globe-Wernicke
6-17
50c
—
Wares,
Corp.
1
33/4%
$2.25
Girdler
7-
Advertising—
(quar.)
30c
$3.40
5-15
5-31
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Iowa-Illinols
84%c
(quar.)
9
'
5-12
$1
(s-a)
preferred
9
6-
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
2
25c
preferred
6-
2
1
6-
5-15
preferred
Stores Co.,
25c
5
5-
2
7-
-
...
40c
$1.06 V*
93%C
—
Corp.
convertible
Department
$3.75 preferred
$3.75 preferred
7-
:
Bonding & Insurance Co.—
Chemical
May
1-15-53
12y2C
(Providence,
preferred
$2.50
Jacobsen
preferred (quar.)——General
Paint
Corp.
(quar.)
Glentnore
5-
5-15
$1.75
6%
Georgia-Pacific
5-15
4y4%
10-15
87y2c
87'/ic
}65c
(quar.)—
preferred
Telephone Co.—
Trust
7-15
87'/2C
Holdert
Payable of Rto,
Share
Quarterly
Mathiescn
5
25c
(quar.)
preferred
5-
10c
common-.
Inc.,
Massachusetts
5
Ltd.—
convertible
6%
$2
(quar,)—„
———_—
Corp.—
A
(s-a)
4%
General
5-
(quar.)
Corp.
45c
(quar.)
Finance
Common
—
(quar.)
common
Inc.,
preferred
General
6%
4%%
Co.,
5-15
56 %c
—
6-
25c
(quar.)_
pfd.
Baking Co., $8 preferred
Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)
General
t$l
25c
4%
(quar.)
Industries,
Wood
2
50c
5-15
5-31
30c
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
6-
t$1.12y2
(quar.)_.
———
preferred (quar.)———
International Utilities Corp. • (quar.)
30c
preierred
Gar
$1.75
Name of Company
5-16
-
----
4'/2%
6c
(quar.)—-
common
6%
Co.
2
Class A
30c
Inc.,
(quar.)—
Gamewell
common
50c
._
preferred
of
4-
8c
—
;—
Co.__
6%
Gair Co.
2
5-14
9c
—
Sulphur
Corp.,
pfd. (quar.)
Hydro-Electric System—Convertible
preferred (liquidating)——
Convertible
preferred
(liquidating)——
Convertible preferred
(liquidating)
International Metal Industries, Ltd.—
International Harvester Co., 7%
5-23
5c
J
Utilities series
Gair
2
Funds—
Common stock series
Freeport
6-
6-
International
series
series
Bond
25c
(quar.)_
40c
When
Per
Payable of Reo.
Share
Name of Company
Holdert
When
Per
Holdert
Co., Ltd.—
deposit receipts for ordinary
Franklin
When
Payable of Rec.
Inc.—*
Wallace,
B
Mctor
Share
Industries,
preferred
Quebec
59%
Ry.
(quar.)
5-29
5-19
$1
(quar.)
—
(s-a)
new
C
20C
common
(quar.)
preferred
Products,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
A
(quar.).
Gas, common
A
com.
6-30
$1.12%
5-31
5-14
6-
5-
t$3
(initial)—
2
i
6-20
1
t20c
5-15
4-15
t$1.75
5-15
4-15
-
Number 5113
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Mfg.
&
Marine
Outboard
5-10
6- 1
4-28
5-15
5%
conv.
preferred "A" vtc.
35c
5-26
4-30
5%
conv.
6- 5
5
1
6-30
5-15
5%
conv.
,——
Oxford
Glass
Pacific
Co.
Can
(initial)
Pacific
Co
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5'/a%
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
redeemable
1st
preferred
Pacific
redeemable
Mills
Pacific
Western
Package
Oil
(quar.)__
Co.,
pfd.
4%
pfd.
4Va%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
nreferred
Page-Hersey
(s-a)
Tubes
Panhandle
Common
preferred
4%
Chemical
Peabody
Pipe
convertible
5%
Peden
Iron
preferred
preferred
$1> preferred
$1
$1.32
preferred
$1.32 preferred
$1.32 preferred
(quar.).
Co.
(quar.)
common
33c
33c
33c.
(quar.)
I
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
preferred
$5
5%
:
(s-a)
preferred
$4.50
1st
1st
1st
preferred
—
$4
<
•'
Glass
Phoenix
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Plomb Tool
Poor
'
Co
Coke
(quar.)
Pressed Metals of America, Inc.
Potash
Gamble
&
Procter
America
of
Co.
Co.,
Transport Co.. Lid.
Co. of Colorado
preferred (quar.i ——_
4.20%
preferred
iquar.)
'
Co.. of
Public
Service
Electric
preferred
preferred
4.08%
.4.70%
Sound
Pueet
Punta
Oil
Pure
1
Alegre
5%
Co..
Quaker State
Quebec
Radio
$3.50
Rayorrier,
Inc.,
Reading
,
Company,
Owl
Red
Reed
Co.,
Drug
35c class A
Resistoflex Corp.,
5%
<R.
"B"
Common
,
2nd
Gas
6-
2
5-15.
5-15
5-
4-23
6-
5-15
2
2
5
6-
1;%;
5-
7-
1
6-10
$3.50
5-
6-14
5-29
5-26
4-15
6-27
6-
1
Standard
Standard
Standard Silica
8
5-22
Stein
5-15
4-30
Sterchi Brothers
1
6-20
1
6-28
1
6-16
common
1
5-
9
6-
50c
(quar.)
4-
2
5
5-15
6-
50c
$1.75
$1.75
class
A
1
5-15
5-
5-15
6-
$1.02 Va
5
5-15
1
5-15
1
25c
6-10
6-
2
25c
,
9-10
9-
2
12-10
125-
1
5-15
40c
(quar.)—
(quar;)
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
35c
r~:—
Paper
5-26
6-10
5-15
West
Indies
1
5-
9
West
Point
5-
5
West
5-
5
Virginia
9
-
4 V2 %
40c
6-10
5-
5-28
5-15
15c
6-14
5-31
.
6-14
4%
9-10
8-26
6-
6-30
20c
11-2P
5-
1
5%
40c
6-16
5-15
5%
6-16
6-
2
5%
5-15
5-
5
5%
6-
5-20
2
8
5-
6-10
5-
9
6-10
5-
9
6-
(quar.)
—
Taylor
5
5-10
5-15
4-30
6-11
dividend
Stock
Teck-Hughes
25c
5-15
Tablet
2
9-
2
12-10.
H2-
1
5-12
2
5-15
25c
4-30
6-10'
5-
9
5-
5
:
5-20
62 y2c
6-13
1
7-
5-
5-20
5
5-
6-
2
5-15
4-25
j
4-25
,'5-
t20c
1
4-30
5-15
•
75c
(quar.)
6-16
5-29
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1.
6-16
5-2
$1.12 y2
_
>
15c
Inc
RR,,
125c
Ltd
2
6-
30c
6-14
6t
30c
9-15
9-
75c
&
5-15
5-
$1.25
5-15-
5-
$1.25
8-15
8-
$1.25
11-17
11-
$1.25
-16-53
$1.25
7-
(quar.)
common
—
—;
(quar.)
A
,,
—
class
Paper,
Electrical
B
6-
2
5-15 i
7-
1
8-
1
8-29 i
7-
2
12-
6-1
1
40c
6-14
5-W
5c
5-31
Instrument Corp.
5-
50c
6-10
5-2 C
37>/2c
(quar.)_
£
Dental
4-28
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
15c
5-15
5-
7-
1
6-15
5-21
4-28
8,-21
7-28
5-12
4-28
15c
5-15
4-21
25c
(quar.)
5-13
50c
com.
15c
25c
Mfg.,
3iy4c
25c
S.)
<S.
Auto
Stores, common (quar.)______
preferred (quar.)
'Rubber
Brothers
Oil
Co.
5-24
5-
9
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Co.
(mid-year)
a
I:
5-5
25c
5-29
5-
20c
5-15
4-25
pfd.
6-14
6-
2
50c
5-29
5-
9
Corp.
Crampton
Power
Light
Governor
Woolworth
(F.
Woolwoith
(F.
6%
5-
1
5-15
7-31
Co.
7-15
5-15
4-30
25c
CD
o>
5-2C
6-
2
4-2i
(quar.)
Co.
W.i
(quar.)
Oo.
W.)
(quar.)
& Op.,
(s-a)
preference
—
1
a3%
—__———
5-
6-10
f
25c
Cab
Co.,
6%
(quui*)—
conv.
preferred (quar.)
2
5-2
1
6-2'
8-
1
7-lf
10c
Monthly
Wysong & Miles Co.
6-
7-
25c
(monthly)
J»
9
Yellow
;
Ltd.—
25c
(William)
Wrigley
,
(see Gar Wood)-
(€ar)
Woodward
1
6-
28c
(quar.)
6-
50c
com.
32yac
90c
Co.,
(quar.)
&
1
$1.50
Power
preferred
(quar.)
Corp
preferred (quar.)
Wood
10-
1-1-53
2-
Stationery
(quar.)
5
27c
—-
;
5-15
convertible
6%
(s-a)
<quar.)_—
5-10
5-10
25c
_
Quarterly
6-10
40c
(s-a)
$1.12 «/2
$1.06 V*
._
(qua
Whitehead
6-
J4c
(s-a) J
200%
____—_______——
Gold
Gas
Mines,
Stock
5-15
5-
6-
2
4-22
9
Co.—
20%',
Natural
Gas
Lines,
Inc.
(quar.)_
5-15
4-3:
37'/2c
75c
70c
!
Products
1
5-15
.
6- 6
5-
5
Company
Texas
7-
Eastern
Common
4.50%
Yuba
Consolidated
♦Transfer bocv.r
& Tube Co.-._
Gold
7-31
7-lC;
6-16
5-lt'
5-10
■
k-lh
closed for this dividend.
&
Chemical
Corp.______
7-18
6-20
7-
1
6-14
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15%
10-
1
9-15
tPayable
40c
5-15
5-
6-10
5-
9
,
Transmission Corp.—
25c
(qusun)
convertible preferred
(quar.)___—
resident tax
1
6-
2
5*
1
$ 1. 1*212
6-
2
5-
1
a
Less
British
Less
Jamaica
y
Corrected
Previous
funds,
tax
Canadian
non-residents'
deductil »le
at
the
tax.
source.
No»,
15%; resident tax 7%.
x
65c
(quar.)-
Canadian
in
5c
Fields——
12yac
5-1
$1.07
Sheet
Youngstown
12'/ac
dividend
Tennessee
5-29
?5c
Ltd
Transmission
Texas
—
9'
6-
9-10-
h-* O O
5-28
10c
4-15
$1
"t~~
5-
6-10
1,
(extra)________
5%
40c
432%
5-20
-
6-
Breweries,
preferred
Wisconsin
(quar.)
Inc.
Tennessee
5c
Co
Co.,
6-16
$1.25
______
Pacific
White's
37»/2C
(quar.)
(quar.):
1
Fenn
&
rl6'
1
15c
5-22
SI
pfd.
Corp
8-
60c
Insurance, common
preferred
White
5-
25c
(quar.).:
preferred
9-19
12-22
$4 25
preferred A (quar,)__
preferred A (quar
Weston
40c
4%
1
10-
$1.25
(quar.L
West!nghouse Air Bra ke Co.
5-15
2
6-10
31'/4C
(quar.)
Inc.,
6-2C
1'
1-2-53
25c
Westminster
5-15
35c
Quarterly
Talon,
7-
VA
$2
(s-a)
preferred A' (quar.)
5%,
6-10
37'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Symington-Gould
5
Paper—
1
______
(quar.)
Ltd;
5-
5-31
62 '/2C
62
(quar.)
Canada
Western
Wikox
6
——
preferred
&
Electric
Mines,
5
8-29
12r10
25c
Pulp
3.60%
Gold
5-14
40c
Wisconsin
Sylvanlte
5-15
2
62 y2 c
c«mmon
37'/2C
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
preferred
6-
2
6-
(quar;)
Corp.
r
Co.
6-30
6-
Co
Lines,
Western Life
50c
(quar.)—
Quarterly
(quar.)
Air
Western
5-30
Sugar
Mfg.
5-
2nd
50c
35c
$1.06 V*
(quar.)i__
A
5-15
&
4-2P
5-31
6-10
r
Corp..
class
preferred
Western
50c
5-26
9-10
—
Royalties Management
4(4%
6-10
—
(quar.)
Power;
1
6-
Ltd.,
Waterous,
Bankshares
Tennessee
2 %
(quar,)
Whitehall RR.
5-15
Wisconsin
6%
5-15
5-16
$1,
_—
—__
Corp.
1
6-
$1.25.
!H5
6-
Winters
Oil,
5-15
$2.50
-
(quar.)
Washington Steel
6-1
•
10c
1
50c
(quar.)—
Engineering
28c
$i.37ya
65c
(quar.)
Inc.
1
5-
1
10c
(quar.)
1
Quarterly
6-
$1
,
common
y
preferred
preferred
5-
Biscuits,
5-21
5-15
6-
_
5-40
Co.
4-23
6-10
56y»c
(quar.)
5-15-
Swan-Finch
Swift
A
5-28
Oil
6-14
5-15
(quar.)
common
Wilson-Jones
Sunshine
9-lf
6-14
50c
(accum.).—
(quar.)__
Co.,
Quarterly
Croix
10-
75c
Co..
$4.50
"
:v
&
$4.25
3
12l/2C.
Corp.
1
$2
1
5-16
Propane Gas
5-15
20C
common
Ltd
6-18
preferred
2
7-
stock dir.)
(quar.)
(quar,)
Mines,
7
Suburban
6-15
35c
O.)
Saguenay
1
$1,75
—
—-
dividend
&
7-
7-15
8-
62lac
Mfg. (quar.)__
common
2
6-
6-
1
(quar.)i
1
Corp.
6-14'
1
6-16
TOc
America
Warner Corp.
$1.25
9-15
% 6-16
Corp.
Amulet
Class
40c
(quar.)_
6-15
1
of
Corp.
6-
Corp.,
7-
45c
(qpar,)-:
7-
Wells
5-29
6-20
62% c
preferred
Works
35c
Furniture
6-13
75c
(stock being split
Co.,
conv.
56c
Tampax,
Co.
preferred A
(J.
1
10-
25c
Haas
&
7-
$1.75
$4
Iron
4-30
Inc.—
Textiles,
Struthers
—
5-15
25C
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Stores
Storkline
5-15
5
5-15
10c
iquar.)
Co.
1
(special)_____
preferred
Stewart
6-
50c
1
$1.12 ya
(quar.)—
&5 Co.
Stern
&
4'/2%
5-11
12 »/2 c
(A.)
Stern
—
—
—
(quar.)
Spring
5-
7-
6-
Waite
Western
(Indiana)
Corp.
Steel
6-12
7-
8-dBi
87'/2C
Railway Equipment
4-25
4-10
._.
Gas
Co.
50c
(quar.)
_____
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
of California
Oil
5-15
7-
Vulcan
5-16?
5-15
common
5-23
7-
$6
Co.
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.i.
Co.,
6
common..
this 50%
Heating, 5% preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quae.)
5%
6-14
(quar.)
(reduced)
_______
7-
28c
5-18
2
7
Dredging Corp.—
Standard
2'/ac
6-
5-15
Extra
9
7-
5-15
Products
Corp.,
Dorn
Vapor
..10c
convertible
37 Vs c
6-
5
2
$1.15
Inc.,
Brands,
Standard, Oil
4-18
5-29
56-
56'/4C
Coil
2
6-
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-16
6-
50c
(quar.)_
Bumper
Sugar
Vanadium
7-25
;—_—:
preferred
$1.60
4
6
6-13
45c
Standard
1
•5-29
Valspar
40C
(quar.)
Co.
5-22
___________
preferred
4-1S
(quar.i
Standard
50c
5-18"
5-15
10c
Water
Standard
5-22
2
Washington Gas Light Co.
Common:
Stamford
2
(Dallas)—
common.—...
common
2
6-
prior preferred (quar.)__
prior preefrred (quar.)
5%
30c
Common
.
6-
5%
Walker
Spiegel, IncJ, common (quar.)——
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Spokane Portland Cement, common—1
2
5-15
$1.37 ya
Corp
Shoe
5-13
2
$1.25*
—
2nd preferred
Spencer
2
6-
Telephone—
Service,
6-
(quar.)
Knitting Co.—
5%y prior preferred (quar,)——-
22c
Public
1
75c
__
Utlca
$1,25
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.
1
Utah-Idaho
,
4.60%' preferred
4-30
5-15
6-
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Service Co.—
Spencer Chemical Co.,
5-15
(quar.)
Inc.
__—
*
St.
5-15
BV/2C
(quar.)
A
pfd.
conv.
Co.,
Ages. Corp.
Rockland
Rutland
2
5
10%
Spear,& Co., $5.50 preferred (quar.)_„_____
$5,50 2nd preferred
tquar.)—^
6-
5-
5-
5-15.
6-
&
Stores
A
plus
1st
preferred
<"6%
Quarterly
20c
&JSlectric Corp.<—
Quarterly
'
5-21
5-
20c
Co.
5-
$1.75
quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
$4.20 non-cum. convertible 2nd prelfrredUniversal
Insurance Co.
(quar.)__
Universal Pictures Co., 4'/4%
pfd. (quar.)t
2
6212C
(quar.)
Insurance
5-15
$1
eornmon
one
Spring
UnitPd
5-31
,
S.
4y2%
6-
5-31
for
non-cum.
Van
-
Life
Southwestern
7
m
(quar.)
Corp.
Quarterly
-
4-25
$1.50
preferred F
(quar.)
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
Rowe
5-10
5-
6-
4%
Stock
:
2
5-45
•tU.
Ltd.—
Corp.
Electric
Southwestern
6-
three
4-30
__$o.2656y4,:
(quar.)——
.-•-fi«Common (quar.)
2
5-29
(quar.)—
Lithograph Co.;
series
S. Rubber Co.,
8%
Co.
Drug
Southwestern
•
•, 5-12
common
dividend)—
preferred
$5.50
preference
j.
Co.—
Associated
Southwestern
5
5-
non-cum.
Southwestern
5^10
1?:
5-16
vt
343/ac
preferred
2
5-
6-28
$1.06 »/4
(quar.)___
Printing &
U.
4-29
ley^c
preferred (quar.).
preferred (auar.)
non-cum.,
5%
V
6-30
(quar.).
preferred
Oil
Rochester
Boss
6%
S.
5-15 :
5
3oyac
(quar.)
(stock
convertible
Southern Railway
,
Sun
•Riverside -Cement
4%
v
6-2
1st'preferred
Rohm
9
5-
.
5-10
6-
25c
Gas.Co.
Production
25c
1st
Rock of
2
2
6-14%
Co.
5k%
5-10
6-
,
2
f40c
Company
Natural
Common
50c
preferred £cjuar.)
(quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7%
Richfield
,
Southern
6-
(quar.)
7%
7%
Southern
5-12
Inc.—
Stix,
Rice
'
,
Southern
5-12
6-30
(quar.)
Tobacco,
J.)
5-12
2
4%
6-
25Vac
(quar.)
50c
class
& Brass,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2
Pipe & Foundry Co.
Potash
9
Power-Co.,
5-
5-K3
Playing Caitf Co.___
5-15
Canada
S.
S.
6-
Coirtmon
5-23
5-13
22 y2C
S.
5-29
Southern
5-23
6-10
$3.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
U.
._
—
pfd.
(N. J.), com.
U.
$1.05
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
prefer-ed (quar.)
5-23
35c
(quar.)___
5-15
6-30
5Va %
8%c
Ltd.,
"Reynolds
4%
preferred
6-10
,'50c
Southern California Water Co.,
Shuttle. 7%
&
6-20
Edison—
preferred
preferred
4-30
6-10.
(quar.)
Co.
Improvement
6-16
87yac
(quar.)
4-15
5-31
25c
$1.75
75c
38 3/4 C
2
2
U.
9
Works
5-15
6-101
$40C
(quar.)
t$1.12Vb
common
Lathe
6-16
25c
Envelope Co., com. (reduced
preferred
(s-a).
U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
4y>%
6-
4.08%
9
9
65c
California
5-12
6-30
137c
(quar.)
Gas
4V4 %
6-30*
Bend
2
75c
United States Lines Co.
3iy»c
Corp.,
4-11
6-
Coal .(quar.
S.
U.
conv
4-19.
5-10
7%
9
6-13
5-
6-
75c
40c
5-15
"
(quar.)__
Co..
4-19
25c
Bobbin
S.
U.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
convertible preferred (quar.)_
$1.55
5-10
U.
6-
4'/4%
;
8,
6-30
12-12
2
10-
t30c
(quar.)
Co.
Southern
9-12.
•
10-15
United
8c
South
6-13
1
10c
&_
—
4-19
5-15
—
preferred
5
22 y>r
6-10
8-18
7-
preferred
6-27
6-30
(quar.)
Copper
5-15'
14c
(quar.)
Extra
7%
7-16
SI
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-19
5-15
Engineering & Foundry Co.r—
convertible
$1.25
65c
(quar.)
Renold-Covcntry,
Revere
8"
5-
Corp.
Aircraft
Sonotone
6-
(initial quar.) —
common
Oil
6-20
5-15
(quar.)
Inc.
Stores,
Oil
Solar
t25c
common
preferred
1st
4%
-
5-15
5-30
50c
Electrical
United
10c
(quar.)___
.-preferred-; (quar.-lvt—-
Sinclair
$1.25
com.
new
4.30%
5-15
45C
of America, common
convertible 1st preferred
United
1
5-
Common
preferred
5-10
20c
—
6-15
(Alexander), Inc.—
3ya%
17'/2C
Corp.
'
5-10
5-15
Mining Corp., Ltd.—
Quemont
Smith
5-10
Co.
5-15
56»/4C
6-15
5-23
Iron
5- 2
(quar.)__
1
,
6-
&
preferred
7-
Ltd
Steel
6-10
2
Co.—
7- 1
;,;V: 5-15
$1.25
50c
Ltdi,
9-19
1
6-
Corporations, Ltd.,. class A (quar.yt_
B - (quar.)
Electric Coal Cos. (quaiv)___.
Class
United
5-15
Sloss-Sheffield
1
7-
50c
66c
5-10
5-31
Simpson's.
10-
25c
50c
6-10
t5c
5-10
6-20
1
87y2c
4-25
Silver
5-29
7-
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)-.
4y2%
preferred
5-28
(quar.)
1
18c
Company
5
6-12
$1
6-
5
Simmons
5
75c
92yac
7-
5-15
Mines,
8-
11-
(quar.)
6-13
4-30
Miller
Co.
Glass
&
5
8-15
11-15
(quar.)
Car
Can
5-
25c
*.
(quar;)
25c
$l.f2
(quar.)
5-21
5-15
—
12 yac
(quar.)______ >■%
6-16-
$.1.02
(quar.)
5
2
50c
Corp.
5-
5-15
2
(quar.)
Co.
5-12
6-30
$1.17»/2
Oil Refining
Power
60c
75c
6-
preferred (quar.)
Quaker Oats Co.. 6%
United
56j/4C
37'/2C
(quar.)__
2
4%
5-15
(quar.)
common
preferred
6-
4y2% preferred 1st series (quar.) ______—
Sherwin-Williams Co., common (quar.)
4-30 ;
Corp
Sugar
6-13
United
5-13
$1.12%
California
of
Co.
A
2
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
Series
6-
Missouri—
of
preferred
50c
5
preferred
5-15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
5
2
—
6-19'
5
4.50 %
(quar.)
7-10
6-16-
35C
Co.
$3.70
4-15
$4c
Light
&
Power
6-19
7-i 1
4-15
6-
t20c
7-10'
5-26-
5-26
$1.06 V4.
$4
(quar.)
—__
2
$4.50
8-
6-
Co.
6-19'
5-
6-
Electric
Union
9-15
11-
1'
Co.
650
(quar.)
5
6-
62»/2c
(quar.)
Stftet (quar.)_.i
Corp.
12-12
—
5-
(Dallas)—
Co.
Rubber
7-10
(quar.)
9
2
$1.14
Carbon
9-26
3 3 34 C
5-
6-
12yac
Co.
&
12-26
33 3/4 c
5-31
(quar.)
Carbide
45c
1
50c
;
Salle
La
Oil
common
5-29
62 y2 c
Clutch
Tank
Corp.,
Co.
Insurance
Asbestos &
$1.25
.
Inc.
Products
5-29
6-13
12yac
Quarterly
$1.25
series A (quar.)
(quar.)__
(initial)
A
5-
6-13
(quar.)—
Union
1
50c
6-
—
5-15
6-13
(quar.)__
Gas—
&
1.
$1.25
11-
6-
$1.05
(quar.i
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
$1.40
;
6-
6-26'
Disc
Union
preferred
prior
preferred
5-15
$1
9
25c
208,< South
Shellmpr
5-15
New. Mexico-
Service
5-15
5
25C
(quar.V.
preferred
3.35%
Public
V
5 >'■
Hampshire—
of New
Co.
Service
Public
6-
$35c
8-
6-13
i
—
Twin
5-
4-25
9
„
414 %
5-14>
Bottling Cojpp. of Houston (San
Texas)1-—
Common class A (quar.)
Common class A (quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (quar.U_„_
1
—
1
Antonio,
25c
(quar.)
6-
beven-Up
5-29
5-
(quar.)
common
Public Service
.
5%
5-
—
Provincial
•
4'/a %
Servomechanisms,
4-30
$1.06 y4
Oil Co.
Union
common
5-?9
5-15
50c
r:
Union
Rubber'db.,
5-15
—-—-r-^r
5-14
6-19
Seiberling
5-
60c
25c
(quar.)___
Co.
5-14
5
6-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-25
t31 V4C
preferred
7
6-
25c
(quar.)__
Co
Products
6-19
2
20C
class B (quar.)——
preferred' (quar.)
u——
.ElectricvTools (initial)-—
5-15.
Co.—
(Del.)
Co.
6-
35c
(quar.)
Co.—
Universal
7-10
5-
5c
& Company,
Trinity
$1.07 Va
Acceptance
6-
$1.25
Treesweet
7-17
l!
Corp.
5-29
7-17r
7-10"
Securities
6v
$1.37 »/2
—
(reduced)
Co.
(quar.)
Portland Gas &
Seagrave
9-15
1
1
42c
2
6-15
4.56%
5-29
88-
6-
(quar.);
R.)
preferred
preferred
6-12
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred series B iquar.)
5-
9-12
2%
$1.50 class A
Portable
Surety
5-20
12-15
4.25%
7-18
1
8-
Edison
30c
Seaboard
Oil
Co.
preference
Water Associated
Tide
85c
Co.,
convertible
4-25
12-12
lc
,—
(quar.)
A
.72
$1.1
35c
(quar.)
Oil
Co., common
Products Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
91 'Ac
common
convertible
Seaboard
1
25C
Wine
V-allev
convertible
Finance
12-20
10-
91'/4C
7
4-19
60C
pfd. series A (quar.)__
common
(quar.)
preferred iquar.)
convertible
.35
&1.S
1
98%C
Co.
$1.35
9-20
1-1-53
sit
(quar.)_
com.
5-
5-10
(John
Payable 0} Rec.
10c
Co.
&
Mfg.
4%
$1
RR.
2
5-
7-
■
$1
•-
Pittsburgh Steel Co., com. (stock dividend)
5 V2 %
prior
preferred
(quar.)—
P'eas^rr
710-
$1
5-21
:
(quar.)
Line
6-20
1-1-53
(quar.)—
(quar.)..—__________—_
preferred
$3.65 preferred
$3.95
Air
$2.60
5-31
7-15
5-15
6- 1
7-18.
?•» 1
9- 1
$1.12ya
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
preferred
6-16
6-1
6-1
6-1
6- 1
6- 2
$1.12 V2
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
non-cum.
Ltd.,
Coal
Thompson
1
(inoa'easeu)
Seaboard
5-15
6-13
$1.12V2
2nd preferred
$4-non-cum. 2nd preferred
non-cum.
Co.
Co.,
4.88%
(quar.)
Thompson
6
5-
35c
<quar.)
(quar.)
5-29
11-15
25c
>$4.50
2
6-
50c>
non-cumulative
$1.25
__,
5-
1
5-15
27V?c
non-cumulative pfd.
_
.$4.50
$4
5%
Skelly
Dairy Products»f;
preferred (quar.)
preferred• (quar.)
—...—
1
7-
non-cumulative pfd. series A (quar.)
——
(quar.)
non-cum.
6-
Toledo
5%
56c
$1.50
75c
Pheoll Mfg. Co.
(quar.)—'
——35c
Philadelphia Co., common (quar.)
15c,
Philadelphia
25c
$1.10
Share
Producing
$2.40' convertible
'
Co.
5%
iquar.)
1
Peoples Gas. Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co.
(quar.).,—_
preferred
$2.25
1
12 V2c
preferred? (qiiar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
Corp.—
Telephone
Pennsylvania
12-
—
6-16
common
Cement
12-15
Mfg. Co.—
4.30%
.
(quar.)
7
(quar.t75c
(quar.)
40c
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)—
$1.10
3.-70%
preferred C (quar.)
92y2c
4.05% preferred D (quar.)
,
<
$101
4.70%
preferred E (quar.)—
$ 1.17V2
Pennsylvania Power Co.,. 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
$1.06
Ltd.,
Penman's,
Penn-Dixie
Pacific
Thatcher Glass
_
6-
6-13
6-K!
5-15
7- 1(
5-15
8-15
11-15.
5-15
8-15
——
$1
Texas
2
(quar.)
Dil.on
Scythes &
12-20
25c
I2y2c
.
Wheel
2
9-
common
preferred
3.65%
9-20', V
9-20
12-20
—
Telephone,
1
Co.
A
Co.,
$4 preferred
6-20.
40c
4?°
10c
62V2C
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)..—.—\. 25c
(quar.)
25c
Grinding
Peninsular
preferred
Paper
$3.40
5-16
iquar.—__—*—40c
—________
Peninsular
Gulf
6-
9-16
Corp.. (quar.)—.
Industries*Inc, (quar.)i_———
4-25
5-15
7- 1
10- 1
1-2-53
5- 5
6- 1
6- L
6-1
6-20
Corp.
Special.
Scovill
Scott
Transit
4-25
6-14
7-1
(quar.)...—15c
prior preferred (quar.)—
31V4C
<80.
Texas
6-16
(quar.)__—.
7- 2
5c
2V2C
2V2c
2V2c
75c
35c
—.___—
Quarterly
Peerless
Cement
5-
4-25
(quar.)
series A
6-lfi
common
Steel
&
Scotten
50c
$1
—-
Quarterly
G-1G'
$1.25
0%
(quar.)—
Co., common.
Co.,
50c
$1.25
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
2
$1.25
common—
(quar.)—
Arms
5V2%
$2 50
Rig & Reel .Co
Coal
5-15.
5-15
6- 2
7-1
4-181
4-25
Antonio
Co.,
Ry-.
common
Schwitzer-Cummins
5- 7
preferred (quar.)
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp.
(quar.)..,
Parkersburg
Scheniey
4-25
5-15
convertible
5%
Savage
4-25
Co.—
tquar.)
Park
5-26
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
10-. 1
1-2-53
—w.'-
—
.
(quar.i.
Line
Eastern
Co.,
6- 5
'$1.50
,
(quar.)>
Paper
1st preferred
San
$1.12'/a.
$1.12 Vi
—T™
Regis
4.40%
65c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co., common
4.Va %
Pacolet
St.
Francisco
6-23
75c
50c
10c
$1.12y2
_
._
Corp.,
5-15
30c
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
(quar.)i
Macmnery
4Vt%
5'^-
1st preferred
Corp.
Lighting
Pacific
(quar.)
A-
.
5-20
6-
37'/2C
31'Ac
34%c
3iyic
31V4C*
(quar.)
—
5%
4.80 .%
b-
15c
20c
(quar.)
Electric, 6%
Gas &
SI
.
.
(quar.)
1st
5%
30c
$1.25
(quar.;
Robinson
Gamble
Pacific
Co.
preferred
$5
Paper,
Louis-San
St.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6-
preferred "A"- vtc. (quar.)
preferred "A" vtc. (quar.)
—___
Co
Owens-Corning Fibreglas Corp.
Owens-IllinoiS
Share-
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)__,—20c
37lie
Oswego Falls Corp., common
5% 2nd preferred
(quar.)
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name o f Company
47
(1903)
income tax.,
income
tax.
payment or holders of record dates aw • reported- he**?
published dates were incorrect.
48
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<1904)
.
.
Monday, May 5, 1952
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Rockland-Atlas 1952 bonds. Dated May 1, 1952.
Bank, of Boston, E. F. Due on May 1 from 1953 to 1967
Hutton & Co., of New York City, inclusive. Principal and interest
Bond Offering—W. F. DaLee,
Rodman & Linn, and McMaster (M-N) payable at the BridgeportCity- Clerk, will receive sealed Hutchinson & Co., both of Chi¬ City Trust Company, Bridgeport.
4>ids until 11 a.m. (CST) on May
cago, at a price of 100.79, a net in¬ Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
20 for the purchase of $500,000
terest cost of about 1.62%, as fol¬ Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
public
improvement,
series
73 lows:
Westport (P. O. Westport), Conn.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1952. Due
Bond Offering — The Board of
$2,000,000 police facilities, series
on May 1 from 1953 to 1962 incl.
C bonds: $1,400,000 l%s, due of Selectmen will receive sealed
iLegality
approved
by
White,
on May
1 from 1953 to 1966 bids until 4 p.m. (DST) on May 6
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
inclusive, and $600,000 l%s, for the purchase of $300,000 Town
Birmingham.
due on May 1 from 1967 to Hall-1952
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
1972 inclusive.
1952. Due on May 1 from 1953 to
ARKANSAS
2,078,000 recreation facilities, 1972 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Union County, El Dorado School
series' D bonds: $1,478*000 terest (M-N) payable at the First
District No. IS (P. O.
l%s, due on May 1 from 1953 National Bank, Boston. Legality
El Dorado), Ark.
to 1966 inclusive, and $6*00,000 approved
by Storey, Thorndike,
Bond Sale
The $1,500,000
l%s, due on May 1 from 1967 Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
2D&% building bonds offered on
to 1972 inclusive.
both
ALABAMA
„
of
Chicago
National
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
»
—
April 25 — v. 175, p. 1587 — were
^awarded to F. S. Smithers & Co.,
York
New
102J23
City, at
price of
a
basis of about 2.67%.
a
Areata Elementary
for the
Sch. Dist,
(Humboldt County), Calif.
Sale—The $28,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered on April 21—
v. 175, p. 1587—were awarded to
the
Tcost
&
National
America
of
Bank
Association,
Savings
of
purchase of $400,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1952. Due
on
May 1 from 1953 to 1972 in¬
clusive. Principal and interest
California
Bond
Offering—A. E. Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
on May 5
for the purchase of $245,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1952. Due
City.
School
Newman
bids until 2 p.m. (PST)
Stanis-
District,
Offering
Calif.
C.
—
Eastin,
C.
clusive. Principal and
Sch.
Elementary
County), Calif.
Roid
Offering
C. Larue,
C.
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10
(PST)
a.m.
12 for the purchase
feu&ding
1952.
to
bonds.
Due
1973
Dated
June
15,
from
1954
Principal
inclusive.
1967
to
Interest
15
inclusive.
1977
to
gality approved by O'Melveny &
(J-D) payable at the
Myers, of Los Angeles.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Sonoma County, Sonoma Valley
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
ISfeff & Herrington, of San Fran¬
cisco.
;
Bond Sale—The
&
$133,000 build¬
Co., San Francisco, and William
R2. Staats & Co., of Los Angeles,
Jointly,
at
cost
follows:
as
June
1
price
a
interest
«et
of
of
1954
100.005,
about
$41,000
from
2V4S,
to
inclu-
June
to 1977 inclusive.
1963
on
Siwt-Ransom Union School District,
Stanislaus
Calif.
Road Offering — C. C. Eastin,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (Calif. DST) on
May 13 for the purchase of $122,•090
15,
building
1952.
1953
to
County,
bonds.
Due
1976
Dated
June
June
15 from
inclusive.
Interest
on
County Sanitation
sanitary bonds
the
Bank
Trust
&
Savings
San Francisco,
1957
24,000
to
$4,078 000 electiou-1947 bonds offered on April
29—v. 175, p. 1587—were awarded
a
syndicate
composed
of
Bond
1981
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Oklahoma City, Bache & Co.,
bonds
May
1
dated
are
and
(City
County),
issue
a
of
$410,-
purchased
was
syndicate composed of G. H.
Walker
&
Co., A. G. Edwards &
Sons, and Newhard, Cook & Co.,
all of St. Louis, as
2^»s and 2%s.
Dated April 1, 1952. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Gary Sch. City, Ind.
Bond Offering—J. Claude
of
Board
Allen,
School
of
Chemical
Company,
(CDST) on May 13
purchase of $350,000 school
Bank
Corporate
&
44
bonds.
(M-N) payable at the
Gary National Bank, Gary. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
De¬
15, 1952. Due on May 15 from 1958
inclusive.
1982
payable
&
Treasurer
at
the
of
City
Bond
Sch.
City.
:
were
Arlington Heights, III.
Bond
Offering
Forrest
—
KANSAS
Coffeyville Sch. Dist., Kan.
$950,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on April 28—v.
175, p. 1804—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of William
Blair
&
Co., of Chicago, Stern
Bond Sale—The
Bros. &
National
bonds
$72,000
offered
$250,000 sewerage system im¬
provement, general obligation
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due
Jan.
on
1
from
1953
to
&
1951.
Dueioh',May
1
to
1990>/iftfclusive.
Dated
June
June 1 from
on
1,
1953
Principal and
to
in¬
terest
(J-D) payable at the office
of the
County Treasurer.
District No. 4 (P. O.
478,000 iy2s. Due
awarded
1.59%,
Nov.
1
inclusive,
due
on
as
on
April 29 to
Trumbull
follows:
from
and
Connecticut
$130,000
Nov.
(P. O. Bridgeport),
1953
to
$20,000
1965
13/4S,
from
iy2s, due
1953
to
1965
on
in¬
will
of
receive
Board
sealed
bids
Clark,
Finance,
in
care
of the
Bridgeport-City Trust Com¬
pany, 961 Main Street, Bridgeport,
until 3 p.m.
the purchase of
(DST)
on
May 7 for
$1,300,000 school-
100.74,
Nov.
issue
March and
on
yV-y-y
Liberal Sch. Dist., Kan.
Bond
000
Sale—The issue of $600,bonds was pur¬
construction
chased by the Small-Milburn
of
Wichita,
as
about
of
1953
on
1955
to
$137,-
1.66%.
1956
on
to
to
on
1966
to
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
180,000 3s. Due
1967
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1962
120,000 2%s. Due
1963
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
120,000 2y2s. Due
1959
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1958
to
Co.,
follows:
90,000 2y4s. Due
of
purchased by Raf-
basis
a
Albany Flood Control District,
Indiana
Bond
Sale—The
control
bonds
175, p.
the
City
offered
of
100.57,
April
Securities
Indianapolis,
a
as
Bond
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1972
Sale
29—
Corp.,
of
at a price
2yss,
—
paving and
on
April 29
gutter,
offered
1688
Kan.
The
$1,164,582.38
improvement curb and
internal
flood
$290,000
1688—were awarded to
bonds
sewer
—
175,
v.
awarded
p.
to
Glore,
Forgan & Co., as l%s, at a price
of 100.11, a basis of about 1.35%.
were
—
basis of about 2.075%.
LOUISIANA
Belmond Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The issue of $207,000
Bond
Moines, Iowa
Sale—The
1
from
1966
to
of
about
$105,000
Fire
1.19%.
Iowa
Shea, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May 5
for the
purchase
nue
of $200,000 water reve¬
series 1952 bonds. Dated April
1, 1952. Due
1958
to
2
chased
on
School
(P. O.
Glen
Ellyn), III.
Bond Offering—Freda S. Lund-
Legality
by
a
&
gan
berg, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
syndicate composed
Co., First of Michi¬
both of New York
Corp.,
City, Ernest M. Loeb Co., of
New
Orleans, Herbert J. Sims &
row
Co.,
City, Watkins, Mor¬
Co., of Birmingham, Rod-
&
San & Linn, Orleans, Thomas &
ane, of New of Chicago, John
Co., of Pittsburgh, and A. M.
Smith-Wood Co., of New
Orleans,
as 33/4s.
Dated Feb. 15, 1952. Due
Feb.
15
from
1954
clusive.
The bonds
1963
1972
est
to
F-A.
Chapman
and
to
1972 in¬
maturing from
callable.
are
Inter¬
Legality approved by
& Cutler, of Chicago,
McDonald &
Buchler, of New
Orleans.
ap¬
Chicago.
Monroe, (.a.
Bond
water
Sale—The
$96,000 special
improvement
street
April 28—v. 175, p.
awarded
to
the
and
offered
Fort Madison, Iowa
1804—were
La.
Dec. 1 from 1955
inclusive.
bonds offered
(P. O. Gretna),
Shields
of
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Bond
87
No.
Bond Sale—The issue of $1,100,000 sewer revenue bonds was pur¬
on
Dubuque,
1968
Township High
District No.
Jefferson Parish Sewerage District
of New York
on April 28
175, p. 1804—were awarded
to Sparks & Co., of Des Moines, as
1V4S, at a price of 100.20, a basis
assessment
Glenbard
March and
on
Wichita,
New
•
on
inclusive.
of
was
clusive, and $30,000 l%s, due
Bond Offering—Albert L.
Chairman
Porte), Ind.
Sale—The
Bond Offering—J. J.
Nov. 1, 1966 and 1967.
bonds:
1
follows:
clusive.
O.
—v.
$346,060
$150,000 Dr. Howard school addi¬
tion bonds: $130,000 IV2S, due
on
as
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1964 in¬
Station bonds offered
Champaign), III.
160,000 Columbia School addition
CONNECTICUT
(P.
fensperger, Hughes & Co., of In¬
dianapolis, as 1 %s, at a price of
Champaign Community Unit School
of
bonds.
La
Bond
000 bonds
Des
about
Co.,
net interest
a
$96,000 3s. Due on March and
Sept. 1 in 1953 and 1954.
April
building bonds was purchased
&
Principal and interest payable by Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis, of Chicago, and the First
at the Harris Trust & Sayings
of
Iowa
Corporation, of Des
Bank, Chicago.
^
Legality approved by Chapman Moines, jointly, as 2s, at a price
of 100.96.
Cutler, of Chicago. ' !'i;
1954
was
at
1.68%,
IOWA
bids
inclusive.
Township
inclusive.
from
City,
$90,000 13/4s. Due
Kankakee
1971
730,000 water works and sewer¬
age revenue bonds. Dated
1,
Kansas
build-
on
1.41%.
v.
Lee
(PST) on
May 6 for the purchase of $284,000
Co., of Kansas City, FirstBank
& Trust
Co., of
F.
Davis, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
May 12 for the purchase of $980,000 bonds, as follows:
bonds
a.m.
column at
our
apolis.
Bond Offering — J. L.
Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10:30
mentioned in
clusive.
May 1, 1952. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
ILLINOIS
1,
callable.
previous date.
a
Dated
Higginson Corp. and Rodman
& Linn, of Chicago, jointly, at a
price of 100.10, a net interest cost
until
Aug.
on
are
Legality approved by Wm. O. An¬
derson, of Estherville. These bonds
City, Ind.
Sale—The
ing-1952
and
at the Chemical Bank
Company in New York
or
Trust
1,
Sun-Empire Union Sch. Dist.
(Fresno County), Calif.
maturing
thereafter
and
Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1972 in¬
Hobart
Principal and
the office of
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
from
May
bonds
376,000 l%s. Due
ler, of Chicago.
Trust
Trust
series
interest
— L.
S.
Goto,
City and County, will
Bond Sale—An issue of
of New York
by
Sale—The
building bonds
May 15, or at the office
on
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of San Francisco.
4Sc
City, Bacon, Whipple
Co., Blunt Ellis & Simmons,
Bond
000
The
1957
III.
Dated May 1, 1952. Due on May 1
in 1963 and 1964. Principal and
Offering
the
of
inclusive.
Continental Illinois National Bank
phia National Bank, of Philadel¬
phia, Marine Trust Company of
Western New York, Buffalo, Mer¬
cantile Trust Co., of Baltimore,
Anna),
improvement,
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
inclusive.
on
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
the
& Trust Co., of Chicago, Philadel¬
"
,
Hawaii
Nov.
1951. Principal and interest (M-N)
1972
Bond Sale—The
to
Honolulu
May 1 from
Due
1970 to
The
of
follows:
on
1969
3s.
National
Association,
as
$26,000 3y2s. Due
1952. Due
Angeles, Calif.
certif¬
revenue
•
p.m.
HAWAII
purchased by
was
America
of
building
Los
District
(P. O. Santa Rosa), Calif.
a
2.03%,
due on
1962
-sire, and $92,000 2s, due
1 from
icates.
Bond Sale—The issue of $50,000
ing bonds offered April 21—v. 175,
p. 1587—were awarded to Blyth
School District No. 37 (P. O.
cost of about
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the of¬
fice of the County Treasurer. Le¬
until
of
County,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on May
6 for the purchase of $625,000
building bonds. Dated April 15,
1952. Due on April 15 from 1953
bids
sealed
p.m.
until 7:30 p.m.
the
interest
Eureka School District, Calif.
8
receive
(CST) on May 14 for the
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
purchase of $365,000 building
of Chicago.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1967 inclusive.
Union County Community Con.
Clerk, will Secretary
until
will
for the
$300,000 water
to
and
June
on
May
on
of $37,000
1971
Legality
(EST) on May 26 for the purchase
Orange County), Calif.
Bond Offering — B. J. Smith,
(Sacramento
1954 to
J-D.
of
Newport Beach School District
Union
Dist.
from
1
Interest
Oklahoma City, and Soden &
interest
County Treasurer.
fEH'i Grove
Dec.
on
inclusive.
partment, New York 15, New York 24—v. 175, p. 1688—were awarded
p.m. (Calif. DST) on
until 2:30 p.m. (DST) for the pur¬ to the Indianapolis Bond & Share
May 13 for the purchase of $150,chase of $3,000,000 Board of Water Corp., of Indianapolis, as iy2s, at
000 building bonds. Dated June
Supply Revenue bonds. Dated May a price of 100.58, a basis of about
15, 1952. Due on June 15 from
J-D.
1968
to
Due
bids until 2
interest
(J-D) payable at the office of the
1953
bids
Ringsted Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
(HST)
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1953
1 from
sealed
May 13 for
school
on
$900,000
INDIANA
Jr., Town
Treasurer of
laus County,
in¬
June
on
receive
payable at the office of
Treasurer, or at any of
(M-N)
Styles,
of
Bond
Offering — S. C. Hoien,
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1952. Secretary of Board of
Education,
Miami, Fla.
Offering — Edward
Certificate
B.
the fiscal agencies of the County
Arroyo Grande Union High School
District (San Luis Obispo),
Bond
XVemt
the County
in New York
Saa Francisco, as 2y2s.
purchase
FLORIDA
Lynwood Unified School District
(Los Angeles County), Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on May 6
CALIFORNIA
until 8 p.m. (DST)
the
Fort
on
1485—were
cate
&
of
Sale —The
electric
April
$1,200,000
revenue
29—v.
awarded
to
bonds
175,
a
p.
syndi¬
composed
Co.
of Halsey, Stuart
Inc., Central Republic Co.,
Chicago, First of Michigan
the
Corporation, of New York City,
Savings Bank, both
of Fort Madison, jointly, as 2y4S, Thornton, Mohr & Co., of Mont¬
at a price of par, r
gomery, at a price of 100.007, a
Madison
Lee
Savings
County
Bank
and
Number 5113
Volume 175
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1905)
interest
net
of
cost
about
MASSACHUSETTS
2.73%,
follows:
as
$45,000
4s.
1954
Due
21/2S.
from
610,000 2%s.
225,000
Due
Bond Offering—Daniel M. Dris-
1
sealed
inclusive.
Due
1
St.
Feb.
on
Tammany Parish
No.
6
(P.
Bond
the
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
of
Sch.
tion
Pitch¬
.
approved
by
Chapman
597.96
land
Sale—The
special
as
inclusive.
bonds
offered
bonds
Bond
Capen,
Gil-
will
re¬
Oct. 6,
sealed
on
Due
County (P. O.
Annapolis), Md,
:
Sale—The $600,000 gen¬
hospital-1951 bonds offered
John
■
par,
net
a
1.98%,
•
as
Brown
&
Sons,
cost
of
'/
1955
Due
1957
to
242,000 l3/4s.
1958 to
1969
May
1957
15,
,
15
to
as
from
inclusive.
are
dated May
1952. The loans will
fied
Director
be
certi¬
genuineness
by the
Department
of
Finance,
Corporations and Taxation
of
May 1 from
extension
of
Massachusetts.
inclusive.
Due
May
on
1982
to
on
1,
1952
from
1
Chelsea
from
1
Housing Authority,
Note
inclusive.
Sale—The
Mass.
of
issue
$200,000 temporary loan, first series
notes was purchase by C. J. De-
Maryland (State of)
Offering—-Hooper S. vine & Co., of New York City, at
Miles, State Treasurer, will re¬ 0.95%. Dated
May 6, 1952. Due
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m. on July 28,
1953.
Legality ap(EST) on May 13 for the pur¬ proved by
Sullivan, Donovan,
chase of $11,032,000 certificates of
Heenehan & Hanrahan, of New
indebtedness, divided as follows: York City.
$4,784,000 installment of the Gen¬
/ Dan vers, Mass.
eral Public School Construc¬
Certificate
Capital
June
Dec.
1
Outlay
1,
1952
from
bonds.
and
1952
to
Hoosic
River
June
Dated
1952
June
on
1
1,
due
1961
$415,000 vari¬
purposes bonds offered April
ous
6,248,000 installment of the Gen¬
eral Public
School
30
Assistance
awarded to Coffin & Burr,
were
of
Loan of 1949 certificates.
Boston,
from
to
100.481,
and
May 1, 1952
annually on May 1
a
matures
from
1955
terest
M-N. Legality approved
1967
to
inclusive.
Sale—The issue of $50,000
revenue
notes
offered
April 25
by
the
Maryland Attorney General;
Miles, Walsh, O'Brien & Morris,
and Semmes, Bowen &
Semmes,
were
21,
which
at
time
all
ceive
Boston
The
11
bonds.
and
Dated
due
1972
The
on
facilities
June
1,
1952
June 1 from
1953
inclusive.
entire
will be sold
$53,860,000
as
a
Bond
Sale
school,
The
—
water
of
W.
and
$1,779,000
sewer
E.
Hutton
Feb.
on
16, 1953.
sealed
on
June 1 in 1991
bids
May
6
until
for
to
Due
on
1992
bonds
Interest
June
1
11
the
a.m.
(DST)
purchase
of
$600,000 notes. Due Nov. 21, 1952.
Maiden, Mass.
Bond
from
are
J-J.
dated
June
Legality
were
$50,000
until
for
sewer
Due
11
(DST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
bonds.
Dated
May
on
May
15
from
bids
until
Pa-
11
(DST)
a.m.
May 2 for the purchase of
$800,000 notes. Dated May 5, 1952
on
and due Nov.
|
1957
due
on
May 1
inclusiv^.^
1.10s, at a
May 1, 1952
from 1953 to
bonds
to
(EST)
purchase
was
purchased
by
National Shawmut Bank, of
the
Bos¬
ton,
at 0.83%
discount, plus a
premium of $11. Principal and in¬
terest payable in
Boston, or New
of
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
cial
1, 1952. \
MISSISSIPPI
on
.
Park, Mich.
Sale—The
assessment
fered
$125,000
street
April 28—v.
awarded to
were
175,
H.
of
and
Berrien
Con. Sch. Dist.
bonds
175,
of¬
&
as
Barcus,
Pittsfield, Mass.
Offering — John
Co.,
(P. O.
April
on
&
Co.,
J.
Fitz¬
County
First
National
Bank
of
the
Boston
Boston, until
(DST) on May
15 for the purchase of
$4,300,000
school building bonds. Dated
May
1, 1952. Due on May 1 from 1953
to
1972
noon
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
Ropes, Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
proved
by
Rockport, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $330,000 school
building, act of 1950 bonds offered
April 29—v. 175,
to
R.
p.
1805—were
L.
Day & Co., of
Boston, and the Lee Higginson
Corp., jointly, as 1.60s. at a once
of
100.62,
a
basis of about 1.52%.
Auditor,
O.
C.
to
1963
on
inclusive.
1
Bond
No.
receive
1954
1690
Teton
Sale
Bond
—
The bonds
The
Bank, of
a
Bank,
net
of
are
call¬
on
April
Duluth, and the
Barnum, jointly,
interest
cost
792
to
the
of
County Sch. Dist. No.
O. Choteau), Mont.
Bond
Offering—Wm.
12 for the purchase of
struction
the
bonds.
F.
1
Olsen,
first
School
choice
and
Yellowstone
1,
will be
serial
choice
Interest
con¬
July
bonds
second
Board.
$90,000
Dated
Amortization
will be the
bonds
of
the
J-D.
County, Laurel High
School District P.
O.
Laurel), Mont.
$45,000 im¬
provement bonds offered
awarded
were
—
No.
April 21—v. 175,
on
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
May
ma¬
23—v. 175, p. 1689—were awarded
to the Northern
Minnesota Na¬
tional
(P.
1952.
County Con. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Barnum), Minn.
6
ap¬
$20,000 special
district
bonds offered
Grunig,
able. Legality approved by Faegre
& Benson, of Minneapolis.
Carlton
Sale—The
improvement
Carlton),
from
turing after Jan. 1, 1959
Legality
Great Falls, Mont.
Chi¬
a.m.
Jan.
Memphis.
MONTANA
to
(CST) on
May 6 for the purchase of $200,000 road
bonds.
Dated April
1,
Due
sold to
was
of
Grande & Co., of Seattle, as 53As.
will
sealed bids until 11
at
c/o
(P.
Offering—A.
Ross,
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Minnesota
will
bids
County
Bond
&
Dist.
Miss.
issue of $30,000
Dated April 15, 1952.
24—
of
Sch.
Louisville),
3%% building bonds
>
at a price of 100.006, a net
interest cost of about 3.08%.
Carlton
Consolidated
Oi
Leftwich
Counties
cago,
State
sealed
(P.
$155,000 build¬
offered
Kindred
Winston
Bond Sale—An
2Vas.
1689—were awarded
p.
sold to M. A. Saunders & Co., of
Memphis. Dated April 1, 1952. Le¬
gality approved
by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1805—
p.
Covert), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
3V2% road and bridge bonds was
V. Sattley &
Detroit, jointly,
Buren
spe¬
bonds
Co., and McDonald-Moore
gerald, City Clerk and Treasurer,
receive
$154,000 building bonds was purchased
by Barret, Fitch & Co., of Kansas
City, as 2s and 2y2S. Dated April
on
$3,-
May 1,
Prentiss County (P. O. Bonneville),
Aug. 1 from
Mississippi
■ \
inclusive.
Interest
Hazel
York City.
Bond
ma¬
dated
are
1983
Bond
1952.
Note Sale—The issue of $1,000,-
awarded
and
21, 1952.
Newton, Mass.
notes
bonds
Gideon School District, Mo.
Bond Sale—The issue of
Legality approved by Berry,
Stevens, Barbier, Evely & MacFarlane, of Detroit.
checo, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed
The
Benson, of Minneapolis.
p.
Bedford, Mass.
Offering — Leonard
on
as
the
MINNESOTA
May 1
awarded to the Maiden Trust
for
New
Note
of
MISSOURI
1967 inclusive.
sewer
bonds offered
Maiden, jointly,
price of par.^Dated
ap¬
The
v.
1953 to
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
1974 inclusive.
Flint, Mich.
$1,500,000 series No. 4 bonds.
2,000,000 series No. 5 bonds.
sealed
1952.
the
turing after May 1, 1968 are call¬
able. Legality approved by
Faegre
500,000 water supply system rev¬
enue bonds, divided as
follows:
ing
of
proved
19
Covert
15,
for
to
d i ke,
&
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Milford, Mass.
Bond Offering—John H.
Besozzi,
Town
Treasurer,
will
receive
Co., and the First National Bank
1,
by Lee S. Gill is, attorney
for the town, and Piper & Marbury, of Baltimore.
Sale—The
construction
inclusive.
fler,
Van
7
o r n
11
on May
$200,000
school building bonds. Dated
May
1, 1952. Due on May 1 from 1955
20
Offering—Robert G. LoefCity
Clerk,
will
receive
about 1.78%.
May
Feb,
(P. O. Wabasha), Minn.
Offering—Martin J. Healy,
bids until
MICHIGAN
both
(Municipal Division), 45 Milk St.,
Ardle, City Treasurer will receive
by Storey, T h
'"
Co., and F. Brittain Ken¬
nedy & Co., all of Boston, as 1.80s,
at a price of
100.179, a basis of
on
bonds.
on
District Clerk, will receive sealed
price of 100.14,
1.16%.
Dated
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
&
brook &
$40,000
about
1
Bond
F-A.
Co.,
White, Weld & Co., F. S. Moseley
& Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Lee Higginson Corp., Esta-
bids
No.
May 1, 1952. Principal and inter¬
est payable at the First National
Bank, o f Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
1952. Due
Wabasha County Indep. Sch. Dist.
by the
a
1.20s, at
of
1952, and mature
bonds
offered April 30—v. 175, p. 1805
awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed
purchased
was
Louis,
as
1,
1972 inclusive. The
bonds maturing after Feb.
1, 1962
are callable.
Legality approved
Company, of St.
were
re¬
on
Building
May
1 from 1954 to
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
bonds
basis
L.
Bond Offering—Allen M.
Brem-
Dated
Mercantile Trust
a
Karl
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (CST) on
May 9 for the purchase of $100,000 Community
dated
are
by
seth,
fol¬
as
Wellesley, Mass.
Sale—The issue of $425,-
Bond
000
bonds
unit.
Methuen, Mass.
a.m.
1992.
bonds.
1952.
will
until
Lynn, Mass.
Note Offering — Daniel J. Mc-
250,000 series B sewerage system
1953
bids
'
Boston.
May
Harbor
Emerson
Treasurer,
1952 and due
$25,000 series A sewerage system
on
S.
—
May 5 for the purchase
of $200,000 notes.
Dated May 6,
Michaels, Md.
Due
City
sealed
(DST)
Offering — Mary
Anne
Sewell, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(EST) .on
May 14 for the purchase of $275,000 bonds, divided as follows:
and
Offering
Laurie,
bids
'Bond
bonds.
Merchants
Gloucester, Mass.
Note
rejected.)
St.
the
to
National Bank of Boston, at 0.88%
discount. Due Aug. 1, 1952.
both of Baltimore. (The
offering
constitutes part of the $20,532,000
certificates previously offered on
April
awarded
was
divided
approved
Bond
June 1, 1955.
on
000
Easthampton, Mass.
bonds
receive^
a.m.
Lanesboro, Minn.
a.m.
(DST)
purchase of
May 1,
1952.
Legality approved by Sto¬
rey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,
'inclusive.
1.60s, at a price of
basis of about 1.52%.
Note
In¬
The
1956
1953
8,000,000 veterans' services bonds.
Dated June 1, .1952 and due
as
Each issue is dated
11
the
bonds,
due
,
Sale—The
for
10
Rudow, of Jackson.
bonds.
'
and
.
Bond
tion Loan of 1949 certificates.
Calla-
$1,000,000 street bonds.
1,000,000 sewer bonds.
1956
inclusive.
1,000,000
May
on
May
on
All of the bonds
from
1
mains
Due
1953 to
inclusive.
Due
1968
292,000 2s.
May
on
water
-
bonds.
about
follows:
4s.
June
June
on
1965
department
15 from 1953 to 1957 inclusive.
"
$66,000
Dated
4,620,000
bonds.
on
until
8
until
Gunder-
will
1 from 1955 to 1962
inclusive. Le¬
lows:
1953
works
bonds. Due
sewer
10,000
Legg & Co,, both of
jointly, at a price of
interest
construction
public
10,000
C.
Baltimore,
to
fol¬
15 from 1953 to 1957 inclusive.
; on April 29—v. 175, p. 1689—were
and
bonds.
Mer¬
May 15 from 1953 to
on
bids
May
on
on
and due
re¬
as
equipment bonds. Due
.
Alex.
divided
sealed
Clerk,
bids
gality
Offering—F. E. J.
Dated
due
1957 inclusive.
Arundel
to
the
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
ghan, City Treasurer, will receive
of
March 1, 1952
Sept. 1 from 1961
to 1966 inclusive.
8,000,000 Second Capital Outlay
to
17,000 street
noon
on
bonds.
inclusive.
Bond
awarded
c/o
bonds,
of
Town
(CST)
May 13 for the purchase of
$36,000 road improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1952. Due
on
July
by
&
inclusive.
on
$32,000,000 highway improvement
water supply bonds. Due
May 15 from 1953 to 1957
15,000
eral
bids
B.
will
May 1 from 1953
inclusive. Legality ap¬
1957
$2,000,000
240,000
$32,000
MARYLAND
Anne
Storey,
Dodge,
inclusive.
Bank of Boston,
Boston, until 11 a.m.
May 7 for the purchase
$84,000
&
May 12 for the purchase
$53,860,000 bonds, divided as
National
noon
1952.
by
Palmer
Dated
lows:
on May 5 for the purchase
$1,000,000 notes. Dated May 7,
on
(DST)
p.
State St.,
of
until
approved
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
Bond Offering—John E.
Hurley,
Treasurer and Receiver-General,
Lee
l^s, at a
basis of about
sealed
on
April 1 from
on
1969
Kimball, Minn.
Offering—Peter
Bond
Springfield, Mass.
Boston.
as
Town Treasurer,
ceive
28
Treasurer,
and due
175,
the
to
son,
to
to
until
1, 1952. Due
Bond
Each issue is dated June 1, 1952.
of
bids
11 a.m.
(DST)
May 8 for the purchase of
$185,000 paving bonds. Dated May
95,000 surface drainage bonds.
on
(DST)
1952
bonds
Canton, Mass.
Offering — Howard
on
of
29—v.
awarded
Higginson Corp.,
price of 100.18, a
1.18%.
;•
■■■■•:
bids
1,
';
April
on
1805—were
(DST)
City
April
sealed
1967
bonds.
sewer
Thorndike,
70,000 2.90s. Due
on
Palmer
$90,000 water bonds.
of $137,-
Portland, Me.
Note Offering — John R.
sealed
dated
Salem, Mass.
Offering—Arthur T. Brennan, City Treasurer, will receive
Bond
proved
follows:
Sale—The $229,000
chants
ceive
1 from 1953 to
are
■
Bond
5s, at par.
martin,
April
Brockton, Mass.
offered
assessment
MAINE
Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DST) on May 6 for the purchase
of $235,000
bonds, divided as fol¬
■
issue
Mer¬
Boston,
28 State St.,
and
by the Gjellefald
Co., of Forest City,
Construction
Due
$508,-
purchased
'was
on
1972
Waterloo, La.
586.27
the
of
will receive sealed bids until
Due
to Arnold &
Crane, of
Orleans, and Barrow, Leary
1 & Co., of Shreveport, jointly.
Bond
bonds.
500,000 bridge construction bonds.
awarded
j
acquisition
April 1 from 1953 to 1972
inclusive.
New
*'
c/o
Bank
inclusive.
on
1377—were
p.
bids
National
Legality
parking facilities bonds.
on April
1 from 1953 to
1952.
The
sealed
chants
1
600,000 building construction and
Legality
& Cutler,
paving certificates
April 5—v. 175,
on
—
April
on
1972
school
Platte, La.
Sale
Due
Due
The
Ville
bonds.
600,000
Chicago.
Certificate
construc¬
ways,
from 1953 to 1962 inclusive.
May 1, 1952.
Due
on
May 1 from 1953 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the office of the
.of
fol¬
as
ceive
90,000
1,000,000 public
Dated
School Board Treasurer.
divided
bonds,
of
inclusive.
Dist.
May 6 for
on
$70,000
purchase
April 1 from 1953 to 1957
on
Secretary of Parish School
Board, will receive sealed, bids
a.m.
the
on
$300,000 Civil Defense bonds. Due
O. Covington), La.
Offering:—William
11
for
(DST)
noon
C.
re¬
lows:
1
er,
"until
until
lows:
from 1985 to 1989 inclusive.
*
14
$3,000,000
inclusive.
2.80s.
bids
May
Feb. 1 from
on
Mass.
coll, City Treasurer, will receive
Feb.
on
1967
to
1984
from
1
inclusive.
Due
1958
1968 to
Feb.
on
1957
to
320,000
Marblehead, Mass.
Offering — Marjorie
Haines, Town Treasurer, will
Bond
Boston,
49
Bond
Offering
—
Mrs.
Roxene
Harman, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids for the purchase
of $175,000 school bonds. Due over
a
period of 20 years.
about
NEBRASKA
2.56%.
Grand
Island
Sch. Dist.,
Neb.
Isanti, Chisago and Pine Counties
Bond S a I e
The $2,000,000
Joint Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 56
building bonds offered on April
(P. O. Braham), Minn.
28—V-. 175, p. 1806—were awarded
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬ to
a
syndicate composed of the
ing bonds offered on April 23— Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
v.
175, p. 1689—were awarded to First Boston Corp., Harriman Rip¬
a
syndicate composed of J. M. ley & Co., Inc., Mercantile Trust
Dain & Co., Piper, Jaffray & HopCompany, of St. Louis, National
wood, and the Allison-Williams Bank of Commerce, of Lincoln,
Co., all of Minneapolis, at a price Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., of Omaha,
of 100.09,
a net 'interest
cost of and Ellis, Holyoke & Co., of Lin¬
about 2.73%, as follows:
coln, at a price of 100.12, a net
—
$100,000 2V2S. Due
1955
20,000
to
1964
on
2%s. Due
1965
and
April 1 from
inclusive.
1966.
on
April 1
interest
cost
of
about
1.72%,
as
follows:
in $442,000 2V2S. Due
1954 to
1957
on
May 15 from
inclusive.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 5, 1952
.
(1906)
50
573.000 IV2S. Due on
1958 to
May 15 from Manasquan School District, N. J.
Bond
Offering — G.
Roland
May 15 from Moore, District Clerk, will receive
985.000 13/4S. Due on
electric
900
*
$350,March
Sept. 1 from 1952
May 19 for the purchase of
000 building bonds. Dated
Holdredge, Neb.
Sale—The issue of $200,-
Bond
light revenue bonds
Due on
1, 1952.
Interest M-S.
inclusive.
1976
to
Dec.
J
4-/%
o
/\
'
O \l/ iTl llr
$500,000
Sale—The
Note
1
notes
to
the Amoskeag National Bank of
Manchester, at 1.04% discount.
Nashua,
Sale—The
offered
on
April
■*
«
✓""I
1
r
!ia*
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 13
N. H.
for the purchase of $200,000 build¬
$150,000 notes ing bonds. Dated July 15, 1951.
29—v. 175, p. Due on July 15 from 1952 to 1971
will receive
District Clerk,
the Second inclusive. Interest J-J.
Legality
Nashua, at approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
1806—were awarded to
National
of
Bank,
1j07% discount.
at
Sale
Bond
Authority
(P. O. Hackensack), N. J.
Merrill Sea-
frerg, Chairman, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 11\ a.m. (DST) on
—
The $500,000 Mu¬
bonds offered on
p.
1690—were awarded to a syndi¬
composed of Boland, Saffin
cate
& Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., both
May 7 for the purchase of $400,- of New York City, and Van De©OOsewer system 1952 issue bonds. venter Brothers, Inc., of Newark,
Bated Dec. 15, 1951. Due on Dec. as l%s, at a price of 100.06, a basis
15 from
1954 to 1977 inclusive, of about 1.61%.
are
June 15, 1954
callable. Prin¬
awarded
Clerk, will receive
.sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Manufacturers
&
Co., Buffalo, and
Cross, of New York
City, jointly, as 2.10s, at a price
of 100.55, a basis of about 2.05%.
Roosevelt
&
The bonds
and
(DST)
Due
bonds.
on
1, 1951,
Sept. 1 from 1952
on
inclusive.
1981
Hempstead, Roosevelt Fire District
(P. O. Roosevelt), N. Y.
Sale
Bond
bonds
1954 to 1972 inclusive.
May 13 for the purchase of $118,690 Fourth Ave. pavilion bonds.
75,000
library bonds.
July
1
from 1954
Dated June 1, 1952. Due on June 1
from 1953 to 1977 inclusive.
In¬
inclusive.
terest J-D.
Legality approved by
Heed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City.
The
Due
on
1968
to
Nassau
$20,000 fire
29 — v. 175,
awarded to the
April
County National Bank of
Rockville
Centre,
as
2s, at
a
price
of par.
Kendall, Carlton and Murray CenSchool
Bond
bonds
p.
Geo.
District
No.
County (P. O.
Whiteville), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $212,000 bonds
offered on April 29—v.
175, p.
July
1,
Offering
(State
—
sealed
(DST)
bids
until
Hampden), N. Dak.
Bond
and
2^s, due on May 1 from 1964
to 1968 inclusive, and $50,000
2V2s, due
to
1978
May 1 from 1969
on
Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids at
the
County Auditor's office in
Devils Lake, until 2 p.m. (CST)
on
May 15 for the purchase of
100,000 Court House Annex
bonds: $10,000 4y2S, due on
May 1 from 1953 to 1957 in¬
clusive, $15,000 2s, due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1963 in¬
clusive, $25,000 2V4s, due on
May 1 from 1964 to 1968 in¬
clusive, and $50,000 2V2S, due
on
May 1 from 1969 to 1978
12:30
inclusive.
May 6 for the pur¬
chase of $62,720,000 housing bonds.
Dated May 15, 1952. Due on May
on
1953
interest
and
County
1952, and those maturing July 1,
15 from
1954 to 2002
inclusive.
1963, and thereafter are callable
Bond Sale
The $1,000,000
as
of July 1, 1962. Interest J-J. The bonds maturing on May 15,
Branchvtlle, N. J.
Legality approved by Pershing, 1992 and thereafter are callable. school building, series A bonds
Bond Offering—Ralph Headley,
Bosworth, Dick & Dawson, of Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ offered on April 29 — v. 175, p.
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed Denver.
able at the Bank of the Manhattan
1806—were awarded to a syndi¬
:
V?
•
bids until 8:30 p.m. (DST) on May
Company, New York City. Legal¬ cate composed of the Wachovia
New Mexico (State of)
£ for the purchase of $20,000 Mu¬
ity approved by the Attorney- Bank & Trust Co., of WinstonBond Offering—R. H. Grissom,
nicipal Water bonds. Dated Dec.
General of the State. The^e bonds Salem, Mercantile Trust Company,
State Treasurer, will receive seal*
31, 1951. Due on Dec. 31 from
were
mentioned in our columns of
St.
Louis, and the First of
ed bids until
2 p.m.
(MST) on
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
Principal
at a previous date.
Michigan
Corporation,
of
New
aiKi interest (J-D)
payable at the May 5 for the purchase of $905,York City, at a price of par, a
Bcanchville National Bank, 000 Albuquerque, N. Mex. general New York
City Housing Authority, net interest cost of about 2.38%,
obligation bonds. Interest J-D.
Branchville.
New York
on
inclusive.
1968
to
of
bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1 from
Principal
(M-N)
payable at
building
May 1, 1952. Due
bank or trust company desired
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
any
OHIO
Cincinnati
Bond
City School District, O.¬
Offering -Wm.
koetiper,
of
Education, will
bids
sealed
ceive
Mieten-
Clerk-Treasurer
Jr.,
Board
until
2
of
re¬
p.m.
May 26 for the purchase
building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1952. Due on Sept. 1 from
(EST)
on
of $6,000,000
1953
inclusive.
1976
to
Purchaser
J-J.
Interest
obtain
to
own
legal opinion.
Cincinnati, Ohio
The $19,600,000
Bond
Sale
bonds offered
(P. O.
Waynesville), N. C.
Haywood
Board
of
$16,000
the
inclusive.
Hoi-
Offering—Theodore
Clerk
$22,000 2s, due on May 1 from
1958 to 1963 inclusive, $25,000
McGovern, State Comptroller, will
receive
First
the
$112,000 County Hospital bonds:
$15,000 4M>s, due on May 1
from 1953 to 1957 inclusive,
of)
Raymond
J.
to
Corp., of Durham, and
Phelps, Inc., of New
York City, jointly, at a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.43%, as follows:
1.82%.
York
awarded
Securities
$295,000 school
April 30 —v. 175,
were awarded to the
about
New
CAROLINA
Columbus
7
York, Buffalo, and Wood, Struthers & Co., New York City, jointly,
as
1.90s, at a price of 100.66, a
NORTH DAKOTA
Ramsey County, North field School
District No. 34 (P. O.
land,
NORTH
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
basis of
Gibbons
& Co., Inc., of
City, as 2.20s, at a price
of 100.18, a basis of about 2.18%.
offered
—
1981 inclusive.
to
York
on April 24—
1690—were awarded to
p.
B.
Byrne
inclusive, $45,000 2*4s,
May 1 from 1966 to
on
1974
inclusive, and $35,000
2^s, due on May 1 from 1975
New York
Sale—The
1806
p.m.
dated
are
1965
due
1806—were
The
were
—
Bond
■
bonds
—
offered
1806
p.
July 1 from
on
of about
dated Sept.
are
mature
175,
playground
and
park
$135,000
basis
a
1981 inclusive.
1952 bonds offered
v.
(P. O. Kendall), N. Y.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Peoples Trust Company of
Bond Offering—Ida V. Malone,
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, De- City Clerk, will receive sealed
Xatield & Wood, of New York City. bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on May 20
for the purchase of $210,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds,
consist¬
Bradley Beach, N. J.
;
Bond Offering—George L. Cros- ing of:
Borough
the
to
Trust
Traders
tral
Bergen County, Hackensack.
100.55,
to
on
125,000 county office bonds: $20, •
000 2V2s, due on May 1 from
1954 to 1960 inclusive, $25,000
2s, due on May 1 from 1961 to
2.20%.
New
$175,000 sewer
April
30
were
offered
NEW MEXICO
at the
son.
price of
*
on
Bond Sale—The $269,000 sewer-
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
like bonds maturing
and thereafter
Co.,
of Buffalo, and R. D. White & Co.,
of New York City, as 2J/4S, at a
Heights Sewer District (P. O.
Hamburg), N. Y.
Plant, 2nd series
April 29—v. 175,
nicipal Electric
Trust
Traders
$6T>.000
on
May 1 frorn 1961 to
inclusive, $180,000 2lis,
May 1 from 1968 to
1974
inclusive, and $130,001)
2%s, due on May 1 from 1975
Trust
and
bohds:
May 1 from 1954
inclusive. $75,000 2s,
1960
due
&
facturers
interest-
1965
syndicate composed
a
net
a
school
due
Thompson, Kiamesha Lake Sewer
District (P. O. Monticello),
Osborne-Sagamore
Hamburg,
Vineland, N. J.
JERSEY
Bergen County Sewer
Bond Offering—E.
100.334, a basis of
price of
a
to
on
1690—were
about 1.97%.
to
NEW
to the Secu¬
1806—were awarded
rity Trust Co., of Rochester, as 2s,
Upper Township School District
(P. O. Petersburg), N. J.
Bond Offering—Lester F. Thorn.
offered April 30 were awarded
Note
«
_
school
offered April 30—v. 175, p.
bonds
offered
p.
par,
2V2S, due
$1,005,000
Company of
Buffalo, Blair,
Co., Inc., Roosevelt &
Cross, of New York City, Manu¬
York
New
$450,000
Y.
bonds
175,
Marine
Rollins
Sale—The $361,000
Bond
Valley
The
—
price of
a
cost of about 2.34%, as follows:
Western New York,
(P. O. Rochester),
NEW HAMPSHIRE
a
awarded to
of the
1
Sale
by building-1952
& April 25—v.
School District
Greece Central
No.
(P. O.
Falls), N.
1, 1952.
Legality approved
Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan
Hanrahan, of New York City.
Co., of Lincoln, as
Southampton Township $ch* Dist.
(P. O. Vincentoum), N.J.
Dover, N. H.
Bond Sale—The $137,000 school
Note Sale—The issue of $300,bonds offered on April 28—v. 175,
900 notes offered May 1 was
1690—were awarded to Boland,
"M nil
CIV*
1
awarded to the National Shawmut
Saffin & Co., of New York City,
Bank of Boston, at 1% discount.
as
2.60s, at a price of 100.20, a
basis of about 2.57%.
Manchester, N. H.
1
Bond
June
at
Central Sch. Dist.
No.
clusive.
All of the bonds are dated
purchased by the First Trust Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt
13/4S, and 2y4s. & Washburn, of New York City.
was
Easton
Due on
1 from 1953 to 1966 in¬
bonds.
water supply
(DST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
1965 to 1972
Schaghticoke, Pittstown and
improvement,
general
113,000
1964 inclusive.-
—
on
April 29—v. 175,
1589—were awarded to
p.
&
syn¬
a
dicate composed of Halsey,
Stuart
Co., Lehman Brothers, Phelps,
Co., Glore, Forgan & Co.,
—
Fenn &
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler,
all of
.
as
Burlington
Mount
Bond
Note Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
YORK
NEW
County (P. O.
Holly), N. J.
Auburn, N. Y.
until 11
Bond
Offering — Samuel A.
Offering—Alexander DenTreasurer, will receive Goodman, City Comptroller, will
the
a.m.
purchase
bo. County
IXVIII notes.
sealed bids until 11
Due
a.m. (DST) on
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
May 9 for the purchase of $217,000 (DST) on May 13 for the pur¬
xoad
and
bridge
bonds.
Dated chase of $330,000 bonds, divided
•June 1, 1952. Due on June 1 from as follows:
1953
to
1961
and interest
Union
Co.,
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National
Bank
and
$148,000 street improvem't bonds.
•
Due
Mount
Holly.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
«
on
1956
Trust
inclusive.
on
May
on
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
1953 to
Due
1956
sewer
May
1
system bonds. Due
from 1953 to 1972
Each issue is dated May 1, 1952.
M-N.
Legality approved
Interest
by
Reed,
May 14 for the purchase of $500,New
bonds.
from
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Ralph M.
Bry¬
ant, Borough Clerk, will receive
system
1
inclusive.
150,000
water
1 from 1953 to
32,000 parking meter bonds.
Fair Lawn, N. J.
090
May
Hoye
York
June 1, 1952. Due on June 1 from
1953 to
1977 inclusive.
Interest
&
Washburn,
of
City.
Dated
of
on
May 6 for
$4,340,000
Dated June 2,
issue
June
Dated May
on May 15 from 1953
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable at the
Merchants Trust
Company, Red
Bank. Legality approved
by Rob¬
erts, Pillsbury, Carton & Sorenaon, of Little Silver.
from
1
1972 in¬
to
irhprovement
June
1961
school
3,636,000
1
clusive.
from
on
1
from
inclusive.
bonds. Due
1953
oil
to 1981 in¬
to
May 1 from
on
Offering—W.
E.
Blair, Rollins & Co.,
Hallgarten & Co., of New
Corp.,
Inc.,
York
City, Marine Trust Company
New York, Buffalo;
Hornblower & Weeks, Estabrook
of
Western
&
Co.,
both
of
New
York
City,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Ira
Haupt & Co., of New York City,
Stroud
&
Philadelphia,
of Chicago,
Stern Bros. & Co., of Kansas City,
Robert W. Baird & Co., of Mil¬
C.
inclusive.
1981
ties
City, Equitable Securi¬
waukee,
of
Co.,
Childs
F.
New
Easter-
&
of
Co.,
Byrne and Phelps, Inc.,
York
City, A. Webster
Dougherty & Co., of Philadelphia,
First National Bank, of Memphis,
Eirihorn
&
Co., of
Cincinnati,
New York City.
Barciis, Kindred & Co., Paul H.
Davis & Co., Rodman & Linn, all
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
of
Chicago, John Small & Co.,
bonds. Dated June 1, 1952. Due on
Note Sale—The $1,546,800 bond
Gordon
Graves &
Co., both of'
June 1 from 1953 to 1983 inclusive.
New York City, Sills, Fairman &
anticipation notes offered May 1
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
—v.
175, p. 1806—were awarded
Harris, of Chicago, Sehwabacher
able in New York City. Legality
as follows:
& Co., of San Francisco, Wurts,.
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
Dulles
&
Co., of Philadelphia,
$955,000 issue to the Marine Trust
burn, of New York City.
and the First Cleveland Corp., of:
Company of Western New
Cleveland, at a price of 100.0005,
Lenoir County (P. O.
York, of Buffalo, at 0.98%,
a net interest cost of about
plus a premium of $3.
1.73%,,
Kinston), N. C.
Co., New York City.
by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Legality
approved
Hutzler, of New York City, at
1.04%, plus a premium of $12.
Due
on
May 1 from 1953 to 1982
inclusive.
Due
bonds.
Dec.
to
general
2,389,000
1953
1953
inclusive.
1972
Kemersville, N. C*
Bond
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on May 6 for
the
purchase of $200,000 water
591,800 issue to Salomon Bros. &
clusive.
1962
1973
Principal and
payable at the Chemical
—
15, 1952. Due
to
355,000 2i/2s. Due
1952.
J-D. Legality approved
by Haw- City Comptroller, will receive
Niskayuna Common Sch. Dist.
Idns, Delafield & Wood, of New sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
No. 2 (P. O. Schenectady),
York City.
May 8 for the purchase of $7,628,New York
000 bonds, divided as follows:
Little Silver, N. J.
Bond
Offering
Albert E.
$1,180,000
general
improvement
Bond Offering—Clark P.
bonds. Due On June 1 from Freed, District Clerk, will receive
Kenp,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Borough Treasurer, will receive
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
310,000
general
improvement, May 6 for the purchase of $561,000
May 13 for the purchase of $15,000
water supply bonds. Due on school bonds. Dated May 1, 1952.
to
1953
Bank & Trust
Offering—Chester Kowal,
fire apparatus bonds.
$645,000 2V4S. Due on May 1 from
Dec. 1, 1952.
interest
Buffalo, N. Y.
Bond
on
(DST)
follows:
New York
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Schenec¬
tady Trust Co., Schenectady. Le¬
gality approved by Sullivan, Don¬
ovan,
Heenehan, of New York
City. This sale was previously
cancelled.
Commission,
Bond
will
Sale—The $465,000 public
hospital bonds offered April 29
175, p. 1807—were awarded
to the Branch Banking & Trust
—v.
Co., of Wilson,
as
follows:
$95,000
May 1, 1953 and 1954;
and $370,000 l%s,' due on May 1
Is, due
from
1
on
1962 inclusive.
1955 to
Surry County (P. O. Dobson),
Carolina
Bond Sale—The $575,000 build¬
ing bonds offered
on
April 22—
175, p. 1690—were awarded to
a syndicate composed of the Kirchofer and Arnold Associates,
Inc., of Raleigh, Vance Securities
Corp., of Greensboro, J. Lee
Peeler & Co., of Durham, and Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., of Detroit,
v.
follows:
$140,000
grade
crossing elimina¬
improvement, referen¬
dum-1928 bonds, as 13/4s.
1,400,000 grade crossing elimina^
tions improvement, referen¬
dum-1949 bonds, as 13/4S.
tions
1,920,000
street
improvement,
bonds,
as
referendum-1950
,
North
as
1
y2s.
4,000,000
expressways improve¬
ment, referendum-1950 bonds,
as
l%s.
1,160,000 parks, parkways, play¬
grounds and recreation cen¬
ters
improvement,
referen¬
dum-1950 bonds, as l%s.
535,000
traffic lights improve¬
ment, referendum-1950 bonds,
as
l%s.
Volume 175
Number 5113
.
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1907)
sewer improvement,
referendum-1950
bonds,
as
1,300,000
13/4S.
police
ment
fire
and
depart¬
improvement,
referen¬
dum-1950 bonds, as l%s.
5,000,000 water works
ment
bonds,
2,500,000
improve¬
l3As.
as
system
sewerage
im¬
provement bonds, as l%s.
600,000
equipment,
and other
automotive
health
improvement
Delta
bonds,
Sch.
Local
centers
l3/4s.
as
Dist.,
Ohio
Offering—Pauline Sindel,
Clerk of Board of
receive
sealed
(EST)
Education, will
bids
May
on
until
for
9
noon
the
pur¬
of
$278,100 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1952. Due on Nov. 1
1953 to
1975 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
(M-N) payable
Savings
Bank
Peoples
Company,
proved
Delta.
Legality
by
1959
&
offered
the
Ohio
May
101.03,
175,
Ottawa
No.
a
County
(P.
Offering
O.
Xenia),
Raymond
—
G.
until
noon
(EST) on May 7
purchase of $38,000 Hart-
Ditch,
bonds.
Special
Dated
1962
Sale
struction
Interest
—
bonds
basis
Sale
offered
250,000
bids
for
until
the
will
—
S.
of
of
1955
Sale of
1954
Hall
July 1 from
1954
to
1977
Due
to
facilities,
on July 1
2,400,000
1974
on
Dec.
inclusive.
to
1977
bonds,
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
City Bank, Cleveland.
National
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
f
OKLAHOMA
Cleveland County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 29 (P. O.
Norman), Okla.
Bond
Sale—The
$62,500 build¬
ing bonds offered on April 23—v.
175, p. 1691—were awarded to the
First Securities
sas,
Wichita, at
Company of Kan¬
a
price of 100.01.
Oklahoma County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.
9
(P. O. Jones), Okla.
Bond Offering—E. C.
Frederick,
Clerk of Board of
Education, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
Bond
(CST^
ef
on
$27,500
May 5 for the purchase
building bonds.
Due
from 1954 to 1953 inclusive.
of
for
11
at
the
Boston.
ley,
District
ceive
Secretary,
sealed
will
until
8
traffic
Due
signal, series A
on
July 1 from
1963
1, 1951. Due
to
1971.
O.
The
Due
Samuel
—
E.
Treasurer, will
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Hospital
re¬
1
from 1952
Principal
and
Co.,
inclusive.
Each issue is dated
July 1, 1952.
Bond
Third
Sale —The
OREGON
to
a
receive
(PST)
sealed
on
of
Hines,
Education, will
bids
until
2
Co.,
1,390,000 l%s.
May 5 for the purchase
school bonds.
Dated
$976,000
1971
inclusive. The
bonds
maturing after March 1, 1953 are
callable.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the office of
County Treasurer.
Medford,
Ore.
Bond Offering—J. R. Woodford,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
7,505,000
l%s.
1975
Due
from 1976 to
One other bid
the
issue,
Halsey,
a
1979
was
York, naming
a
various interest
&
15
inclusive.
submitted for
syndicate
Stuart
July
Co.,
headed
Inc.,
by
New
price of 98.463 for
rates, or
terest cost of 1.88%.
a
$18,000
May
1
May
on
net in¬
Some of the
from
bonds,
l%s, due
1954
from
1
to
1959s
1960 to
1963
inclusive.
85,000 street improvement bonds,
3rd series: $54,000
13/4S, due
May 1 from 1954 to
on
1959
inclusive, and $9,000 2s, due
May
on
,
from
1
1960
to
1963
inclusive.
Offering
Albert
—
May
on
15 -Tor
the
series
B
$700,000
sewer
Wil¬
and
thereafter
purchase
water
of
works
Oct.
1,
revenue
callable
are
1961.
Legality
Mayor,
bids
until
Ripley, Tenn.
Bond
Sale—The
April
were
25—v.
awarded
Schip-
will
Union
receive
(EST)
$80,000
bonds
175,
to
C.
May 1, 1952.
D
Due
bonds.
of that date.
as
1 from
Bonds
turing after Feb. 1, 1962,
able
Dated
Feb.
on
1955 to 1977 inclusive.
sewer
offered
1807—
p.
H.
a
City,
Bond Sale—The
on
bonds offered
series
of
Little
Sc
net interest
cost of about 1.73%.
R.
noon
as
approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago..
improvement-1952
are
ma¬
call¬
1590
a
Legality
approved
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
awarded
Securities
price
of par,
cost of about
$69,000
2s.
1953
Tenn.
$160,000 school
April 25—v. 175,
on
were
Equitable
at
Interest F-A.
net
as
the
interest
follows:
on
1956
inclusive.
91,000 1 %s. Due
1957
a
1.80%,
to
Corporation,
Due
to
to
May
from
1
on May 1 from
inclusive.
1961
Greenville County, Parker Water
and Sewer Subdistrict of Greater
Greenville Sewer Dist.
TEXAS
(P. O.
Brownsville, Texas
Greenville), S. C.
Bond
Offering—C.
H.
Chairman, will receive
until
10
(EST)
a.m.
Bond
May
on
13
for the purchase of
$500,000 water
and sewer bonds. Dated June
1,
1952. Due
1982
ing
on
June 1
from
1953 to
inclusive. The bonds matur¬
on
June 1, 1962 and there¬
after
Charleston.
El Paso, Texas
Bond
Carolina
was
sold
to
school
the
Trust
Company of Georgia, of Atlanta,
follows: $45,000 2s, due on June
as
1953 to 1961
$15,000 l%s, due
1962
to
Clerk,
1964
on
13
inclusive, and
June
inclusive.
1
from
$975,000
(MST)
sealed
on
May
1
follows:
as
bonds.
from
Due
1953
to
on
1972
inclusive.
340,000 street improvement
bonds.
1953 to
Dated
100,000
Due
Simons, of Charleston.
Collins,
purchase of $4,510,000
library
March
R.
receive
10 a.m.
for the
1, 1952. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
April
Si
will
bonds, divided
Sale—The $60,000
issue
City
Offering—W.
bids until
South
from
on
upon application to the City Sec¬
Principal and retary.
payable
at
the
(J-D)
Trust Company, New
City. Legality approved by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
1
Sloss,
sealed
May
$1,000,000
series A of 1952, utility system
revenue bonds. Dated
May 1^ 1952.
Complete details of the issue, also
bidding form, may be obtained
Guaranty
bond
W.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
22 for the purchase of
York
Bond
J.
—
callable.
are
interest
Offering
Thomas, City Secretary, will receive
sealed bids
Jasper County (P. O. Ridgeland),
inclusive.
on
series:
p.
1,474,000 l%s. Due July 15, 1962.
Due on July 15
from 1963 to
follows:
as
extension
May 15 for the purchase of $273,-
21,270,000 l3/4s.
June 1, 1952. Due on March 1 from
to
Due July 15, 1958.
IV2S. Due on July 15
from 1959 to 1961 inclusive.
p.m.
Sr.,
sealed
Series
4,291,000
1.88%,
sewer
inclusive, and $17,000 2s, due
&
CAROLINA
Offering—Jas.
tension,
$40,000,000
bonds offered April
175, p. 1690—were awarded
syndicate headed by Drexel
&
Bond Offering—Clarence
of Board
of about
000 water works and
sewerage ex¬
May 12 for the purchase of sons &
Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,
$270,172.60 Bancroft Improve¬ F. S.
Moseley & Co. and Stroud &
ment, series "G" bonds.
Dated Co.
The
group
purchased
the
June 2, 1952. Due on June 1 from
bonds at a price of 98.009, a net
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
Principal interest cost of about
1.876%, as
and interest (J-D) payable at the
follows:
office of the City Treasurer.
$1,341,000 1 Vss. Due July 15, 1955.
Lane County Sch. Dist. No. 4
2,729,000 IV4S. Due on July 15
in 1956 and 1957.
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
Clerk
Securities Corp.,
Nashville, at a
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
by
Florence, S. C.
Bond
Penn¬
30—v.
Coos
Sale—The $120,000 bonds
Co., of Jackson, at
sylvania (P. O. Harrisburg),
Pennsylvania
750,000 park, series A bonds.
from
offered April 29—v. 175, p. 1590—
were
awarded
to the
Equitable
on
SOUTH
man,
of
1
Provi¬
dence.
Legality
approved
Storey,. Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
re¬
p.m.
Authority of
Commonwealth
inclusive, and
Fayetteville, Tenn.
Bond
and
noon
Trust
inclusive.
General State
the
library, series A bonds.
on July
1 from 1954 to
1963
1964
inclu¬
June 1
on
liams, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
interest payable at the Rhode Is¬
land
Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
inclusive.
200,000
to
1971
bonds. Dated
(DST)
on
May 6 for the purchase of Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from
1954
to
1980
$1,000,000
school
inclusive.
Interest
building and
Bonds
equipment-1950 bonds. Dated Dec. A-O.
maturing in
1962
May 14 for the purchase
$360,000 refunding bonds. Dated
May 15, 1952. Due on May 15 from
1953
(P.
ceive sealed bids until
on
bids
to
1975
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Kingstown
Offering
to
on
Si
Wakefield), R. I.
dated June
are
1972
as
due
2V2s,
1952
a net
2.79%,
3s, due on June
1979 to 1985 inclusive.
First National Bank,
Legality approved by
Town
about
$101,000
Bond
Gould,
of
$54,000
Sulli¬
Palmer
&
sive; $45,000 2%s, due
from
a.m.
(DST)
purchase of
the
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Offering—Jacob Eckers-
(DST)
inclusive.
1954 to
the
until
8
Bond
All of the bonds
inclusive.
bonds.
1953
J.
of
100,000
of
bids
May
able
180,000 park bonds, series 21.
on
1972
re¬
First
awarded to
Chicago, and
Co., Nashville,
price of 100.056,
a
from
1
on
Offering—John
series
■
to
will
the
$500,000 temporary loan
notes.
Dated May 8, 1952. Due 011 Oct.
1,
1952. Principal and interest
pay¬
se¬
Philadelphia, and includ¬
Bay, Ore.
Bond Offering — H. Oscar Gu- ing, among others, Harriman Rip¬
Cleveland.
lovsen, City Recorder, will re¬ ley & Co., Inc., First Boston Corp.,
North Olmsted City Sch. Dist., ■
& Co., Smith,
ceive sealed bids until May 12 for Kidder, Peabody
Barney & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Ohio
the
purchase
of $132,500
water
Lehman Bros., Union Securities
Bond Offering—Ruth R.
Lord, system bonds.
Clerk of Board of
Corp., B. J. Van I n g e n & Co.,
Education, will
Eugene, Ore.
receive
Inc., White, Weld & Co., A. C.
sealed
bids
until
noon
Bond Offering—Henry F. BeisAllyn & Co., Inc., Eastman, Dillon
(EST) on May 8 for the purchase
tel, City Recorder, will receive &
of $385,000
Co., Equitable Securities Corp.,
building bonds. Dated sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (PST)
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Par¬
May 1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from
1953
c/o
City Treasurer, will receive
van,
15.
inclusive.
elusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the National
City Ba.nlf:,.
Marion.
Legality
approved, u;lp.y
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey*,;<qf
and interest
Note
(DST)
South
airport
Bass
cost
3rd
series 6.
series A
July 1 from
on
1977
bids
90,000 veterans' cemetery bonds,
access
M.
June
Newport, R. I.
receive
a.m.
v. .175, p.
1691—were
John Nuveen &
Co.,
$35,000
Knox,
ries 21.
to
Treasurer,
sealed
A.
inclusive.
60,000 public building bonds,
bonds.
1957
fire station and equip¬
ment, series A bonds. Due on
May 8
1, 1952. Due
will
11
City
William
—
Each issue is dated June
1, 1952.
Due on June 1 from 1953 to 1979
ries 20.
inclusive.
500,000 park acquisition, series A
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
sealed
on
Co., all of Philadelphia,
a
price of 100.63, a
until
Sale—The $200,000 water
bonds offered April 30—
follows:
$1,000,000 sewer bonds.
1,000,000 school bonds.
200,000 school renovation bonds.
150,000 playground bonds.
at
Controller,
Bond
revenue
jointly, at
ISLAND
St., Boston, until noon (DST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $2,350,000 bonds, divided as follows:
Co., A. Webster
& Co. and Schmidt,
bids
inclusive.
National Bank of Boston, 45 Milk
1955 to 1977 inclusive.
1, 1952. Due on June 1 from 1953
1982
inclusive. Legality
1,750,000 sanitary sewer, series A to
ap¬
bonds. Due on July
by
Burgwin,
1 from proved
Churchill,
Ruffin & Hazlett, of
1954 to 1977 inclusive.
Pittsburgh.
675,000 storm sewer, series A
Scranton Sch. Dist., Pa.
bonds. Due on July
1 from
$1,700,000
improvement bonds.
to
1965
limited
bonds.
Guthrie,
receive
Brown,
ceive
a.m.
2,000,000 water works,
County Com¬
(EST)
purchase
of
1953
sealed
TENNESSEE
Clarksville, Tenn.
May
on
bonds.
sewer
p.m.
Cranston, R. I.
&
Bond Offering—James W.
County
1972
Offering
bonds
19,000 street improvement bonds.
interest
Allegheny County (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
July 1 from 1956 to 1975 in-
noon
June
to
inclusive.
500,000
1.93%.
hospital
from
on
1973
con¬
Dated
1
1958
&
l%s,
8
T.
approved by Townsend,
Munson, of Philadelphia.
RHODE
basis of about 1.56%.
to
300,000
Offering—W.
missioners,
1955
from
Due
Poole
to
$58,000
re¬
Jack
1691—were awarded
p.
Dougherty
as
follows:
from
Convention
Due
Ohio
Postponed
of
interest
net
as
Tulsa, Okla.
Offering — S. Maxwell
1954 to
April
on
of about
Board
a
1953
Elliott &
on
County (P. O. Marion),
of
par,
175,
Stroud
until
May 15, 1952. Due
from
sealed
Ohio
Bond
Bank, of Miami,
29—v.
inclusive.
from
$75,000
15
Legality
Bond
to
bids
will
on
Dated
on
May 20 for the purchase of
$5,190,000 bonds, divided as fol¬
(CST) on
lows:
/
May 13 for the purchase of $7,200,000 bonds, divided as follows:
$1,260,000 bridge bonds, series 41.
1,050,000 road bonds, series 64.
$175,000
Central Police
Station
150,000 public building bonds, se¬
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
has been postponed.
Clerk
$30,000
$39,000
Frederick
—
Sale—The
on
April 23—v. 175, p>
1691—were awarded to Kalman &
May 7 for the purchase
$20,000
improvement
bonds.
of
sealed bids until 10
bonds, scheduled for May 5,
Marion
Ward,
fiscal
purchased by
was
Bond
offered
Co., and Juran & Moody, both of
St. Paul,
jointly, as follows:
Secretary,
sealed
(DST)
T.
Smith, City Auditor, will receive
issue of $50,000 street improve¬
an
L.
—
1 from
State
1.45%,
IV2S.
1960
Dist., Ohio
The
Hubbard,
Bond
June
series A bonds. Due
Hayden,
Miller
&
Co.,
Cleveland, as 2s, at a price
a
the
Due
inclusive.
1957
A-O.
to
100.48,
on
l%s.
15,000
24—v. 175, p. 1589—were awarded
ment
price of
a
1,
Homer Local Sch.
Bond
'
1
$15,000
Assessment
April
inclusive.
of
building bonds
1952. Due
April and Oct. 1 from 1953 to
on
Offering
Offering — The $650,000
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
improvement bonds offered April
(P. O. Wyandotte), Okla.
2V4S, at a
basis of about
Commissioners, will receive sealed
man
Bond
as
Spahr, Clerk of Board of County
for the
Philomath, Ore.
1 from
Offering
Bebbington,
Bond
Bond
Bond
Bond
Sayre, of Portland.
ceive
June
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The issue of
p.
Ohio
bids
office
cost of about
1—v.
Co., of Cleveland,
Greene
&
DAKOTA
Stickney, S. Dak.
Yardley, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA
agency in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by George J. Fagin, Abington Township School District
of Oklahoma City.
(P. O. Abington), Pa.
2.056%.
-
Shuler
SOUTH
Co., Gold¬
Bros. & Hutzler.
omon
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
May 5
35,000 2s. Due on June 1 from for the purchase of $29,875.76 im¬
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
provement,
series
1952
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1952. Due on
The bonds are dated
May 1
June
1,
from 1953 to 1962 inclusive. Legal¬
1952. Principal and interest (J-D)
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
payable at the First National Bank
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
& Trust Co., Oklahoma
City, or at
1807—were awarded to McDonald
of
on
1961
the First National
Bond Sale—The $360,000 special
assessment street improvement
price
to
25,000 13/4S. Due
at
Euclid,
&
from
1
&
Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, and Sal¬
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
ap¬
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bonds
June
on
of this account
Devine
Rollins &
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
public
Bond
Due
15,000 IV2S. Due
5%s.
200,000
2s.
J.
Sachs & Co., Glore, Forgan
& Co., Bear, Stearns &
Co., Blair,
& Trust Co., R. J. are callable.
Principal and inter¬
Edwards, Inc., and C. Edgar Hon- est (A-O) payable at the office of
nold, all of Oklahoma City, as fol¬ the City Treasurer. Legality ap¬
lows:
proved by
Winfree, McCulloch,
$20,000
C.
were:
man,
National Bank
improvement bonds,
305,000 streets, Kirby Road ex¬
tension, improvement bonds,
as
principal members
(P. O. Midwest City),
6
for the purchase of $48,523.65
improvement bonds. Dated April
Bond Sale—The issue of $95,000 1, 1952. Due on April 1 from 1954
building bonds was purchased by to 1963 inclusive. The bonds ma¬
a syndicate
composed of the First turing on and after April 1, 1956
l%s.
as
from
No. 52
Oklahoma
540,000
chase
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist. bids until 7:30
p.m. (PST) on May
51
Due
1972
storm
on
on
March 1 from
inclusive.
drainage
bonds.
March 1 from 1953 to
1972 inclusive.
70,000 fire station bonds. Due
on
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
/
(1908)
52
.
.
Monday, May 5, IdZZ
.
—-——
■
^
March 1 from 1653 to 1966 in¬
street
clusive.
Due
welfare bonds. Due
Due
bonds.
nue
March 1
on
300,000
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
All
bonds
the
of
are
Interest M-S. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
May
will
a.m.
receive
(CST) on
Due
3%
Due
on
permanent paving
improvement bonds.
July 1 from 1953 to
bonds.
bonds.
park and recreation
on
July 1 from
1953 to 1977 inclusive.
205,000 3% bridge bonds. Due
on July 1 from 1953
to 1972
inclusive.
3%
200,000
grade
separation
bonds.
Due
1953 to
July
1
2,500,000
4%
sanitary
sewage
disposal system bonds. Due
on July
1 from 1953 to 1977
inclusive.
2,200,000 4% storm sewer bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1953 to
1977
bonds
to
1982 inclusive.
4% permanent paving
street
improvement
bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1953 to
1,000,000
bids
until
7
re¬
p.m.
(DST) on May 7 for the purchase
$75,000 school house construc¬
tion bonds.
Dated May 1,
1952.
Due
on
May 1 from 1955 to 1972
inclusive.
July
dated
are
sealed
Treasurer, will
of
Legality approved
Guiliani, of Montpelier.
Peter
1,
by
Shelburne School District,
Vt.
the Chase National
Bond Offering — B. H. Maeck,
York City. Legality
Town Treasurer, will receive seal¬
approved by Hoyt & Washburn,
ed bids until 11 a.m.
(DST) on
of New York City.
May 9 for the purchase of $32,000
Kent County (P. O. Clairemont), school
house
addition
bonds.
Texas
Dated May 1, 1952. Due on May 1
from
Bond Sale—The issue of
Southwest
par.
Co.
Dated
of Dallas,
Jan.
15,
1952.
McAllen
school
issue
house-1952
inclusive.
1968
Le¬
Alexandria,
Offering
Heatwole,
will
was
3s,
1953
to
sealed
from 1953 to
until
2
May
The
from
and
1974
proved
callable.
Principal and inter¬
by
Mitchell
of New York City.
&
June
on
Northwest
Dean
and
Co., all
Witter
&
Francisco, at a
100.056, a net interest
Co.,
of
of
of
price
cost
1.769%, as follows: $206,000
2s, due on May 15 from 1954 to
1957 inclusive; and $594,000 l%s,
3s,
inclusive,
on
1973
due
to
l34s,
1960
1
from
to
and
June
1
inclusive.
bonds:
on
June
1
1959
inclusive;
due on June 1
1963
inclusive,
$135,000 2s, due on June 1
from
1964 to
1972
Pearisburg,
inclusive.
County
(P.
O.
Ellsworth), Wis.
Bond
taxable
series
-
Sale—The $1,310,000 non¬
A
highway
bonds
improvement,
offered
on
April
29—v. 175, p. 1591—were awarded
to
a
syndicate composed of East¬
Dillon & Co., Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, both of New York City,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
man,
&
Indianapolis,
and
McCormick
&
Co., of Chicago, as IV2S, at a price
of 100.05, a basis of about 1.49%.
Va.
Bond
Offering—F. E. Jennings,
Manager, will receive sealed bids
Pershing,
Pierce
June 1 from
due
to
1953
$60,000
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
in New York City. Legality ap¬
are
Haupt & Co.,
improvement
$105,000
!
2s,
1964
from
1975 inclusive. Prin¬
on
to
cific
$2,650,000 tie,
inclusive; $120,-
1963
to
300,000
Finance,
of
bids
on
1959
13/4S, due
from
G.
1 from 1953 to 1974 inclusive.
1968
due
$270,000
Edward
and
funding
bonds.
May 1, 1952. Due on May 1
Dated
inclusive.
600,000 4% bridge and grade
separation bonds. Due on July
000
(DST) on May 14 for the
purchase of $2,595,000 public im¬
2.64%.
maturing in
Commerce, Bramhall & S'msi, Pa¬
Va.
The
building bonds. Dated June 1#
$1,750,000 sanitation bonds: $300,- 1952. Due on June 1 from 1953 to
000 3s, due on June 1 from
1972 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1954 to 1959 inclusive; $200,- terest
(J-D)
payable at the
000 l%s, due on June 1 from American National Bank & Trust
1960
to
1963
inclusive, and Company, Eau Claire. Legality ap¬
$1,250,000 2s, due on June 1 proved by Lines, Spooner &
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
600,000 refunding bonds: $210,-
Va.
—
Director
receive
about
Due
—
of Newark, N. J., Andrews due on
May 15 from 1958 to 1967
Wells, Inc., Wood, Gundy & Co., inclusive.
'
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., Dreyfus
& Co., Glickenhaus & Lembo, all
WISCONSIN
of New York City, Provident Sav¬
ings Bank & Trust Co., Cincinnati,
City of Altoona and Town of
Newburger, L o e b & Co., New
Washington Joint Sch. Dist.
York City, Breed & Harrison, and
No. 1 (P. O. Altoona), Wis.
Pohl & Co., both of Cincinnati,
Bond Offering —T. J. Brown#
and R. H. Brooke & Co., of Rich¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed
mond, at a price of 100.041, a net bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on May 12
interest cost of about 2.047%, as
for the purchase of $120,000 school
provement
1, 1952.
e
.
about
p.m.
purchased by V. E. Cook, of McAllen, at a net interest cost of
Dated May
1
Wash¬
Francis I. du Pont & Co., both of
New York City, National State
000
bonds
1972
a
ap¬
cate composed of Ira
1960
Bond
of $100,-
bonds
Legality
—
San
.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Sale—The
J-D.
Sale
The $800,000 gen¬
obligation school >j,ds of¬
fered April 30—v. 175, p. 1692—
were
awarded to a 'group com¬
posed of the National Bunk of
eral
bonds offered April 30—v. 175, p.
1692—were awarded to a syndi¬
VIRGINIA
Le-
gality approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
000
to
33,4s,
as
S
(P. O. .Seattle)*".
Washington
Bond
Portsmouth,
and
was
at
1953
$10,000
bridge refunding bonds gality approved by Peter Giuliani,
of Montpelier.
purchased
by
the
First
road
1,
412
follows:
Principal and interest (J-J)
1952.
Bond
1 from 1953
ceive
from
1
Town
payable at
Bank, New
inclusive.
1,700,000 4% major, street and
highway bonds. Due on July
right-of-way
July
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
^
from
1977 inclusive.
on
on
100,000 5% general improvement
bonds. Due on July 1 from
The
Due
Due
1953 to 1977 inclusive.
1977 inclusive.
250,000 3%
street
4%
200,000
Clark,
No.
to
&
Beaumelle
Bond Offering—Mrs.
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
from
WASHINGTON
Bank
(P. O. R. D. 1,
Vergennes), Vt.
equipment repair
shops bonds. Due on July 1
1953
June
dated
are
Interest
Bond
VERMONT
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
4%
from
1
by Reed, Hoyt &
burn, of New York City.
Dated Dec. 15, 1951. Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of Dallas.
sys¬
July 1
on
June
bonds
1952.
at par.
l
in¬
King County, Shoreline Sch. Dist*
on
was
Addison
July 1 from 1953 to 1972 incl.
The
library
Due
bonds.
from
500,000 3% airport bonds. Due on
street
;
public
4%
tem
200,000
1977 inclusive.
500,000
inclusive.
on
1977
proved
000
200,000
July 1 from
on
bonds
building
school
Due
1962 inclusive.
purchased by the First Southwest
Co. of Dallas, as 21Us, 2%s and 3s
1962
storm sewer bonds.
1953 to
$800,000 3%
Due
Texas
Dist.,
Sch.
bonds.
from 1954 to
95,000 street improvement bonds.
Sale—The issue of $250,-
system bonds. Due on July 1
14 for the purchase of $13,-
155,000 bonds, as follows:
Indep.
Bond
from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Offering—Roy B. Oakes,
Controller,
City
was
Piano
inclusive^
300,000 4% fire station and alarm
1
clusive.
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
250,000 4% flexible paving bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1953 to
Texas
sealed bids until 10
July 1
on
water
June
Robertson & Pancoast, of
4% traffic signal bonds.
on
July 1 from 1953 to
1967
dated
March 1, 1952.
Houston,
Due
$380,000
*
refunding, series 1952
purchased by Dewar,
San An¬
tonio. Dated Feb. 1, 1952. Legality
bonds
and
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
from
2,940,000 water and sewer reve¬
Texas
Sale—The issue of $25,000
airport
health
public
4%
300,000
1969 inclusive.
Midland,
Bonk
inclusive.
1962
85,000 park improvement bonds.
Due on March 1 from 1953 to
on
improvement
bonds.
July 1 from 1953 to
West Allis,
Bond Sale—The
Wis.
$700,000 school-
1952 bonds offered on April 28-—
on May 7
$45,000 street v. 175, p. 1692—were awarded to
Offering — B. R. Collier, improvement bonds. Dated May a syndicate composed of Halsey,
the State Treasurer. Legality ap¬
500,000 4% park and recreation
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
1, 1952 and due on May 1 from Stuart & Co., A. G. Becker & Co.,
bonds. Due on July 1 from proved by the Attorney-General
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on May 13 1953 to 1966 inclusive.
Legal opin¬ and Mullaney, Wells & Co., both
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
of the State and of McCall, Park- for
the purchase of $485,000 bonds, ion
of
Hawkins,
Delafield
& of Chicago, as l%s, at a price of
divided as follows:
350,000 4% bituminous surfacing hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Wood, of New York City.
100.14, a basis of about 1.60%.
1 from 1953 to
1982 inclusive.
est
until
Emporia, Va.
(M-N) payable at the office of
2:30
p.m.
(EST)
for the purchase of
Bond
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