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MONDAY
ISSUE
%
UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
OCT 20 1952
BUSINESS HDMIHIST8ATI1W
WSyMSTRATiON
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 176
Number 5161
New York
General
RAILROAD
•
7, N. Y., Monday, October 20, 1952
Price 90
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
ACF-Brill Motors Co.—New Representative—
IDECO
ment
representative
world-wide
covers
tinental
for Hall-Scott
United
sales
for
industrial
all
engines. This
countries
outside
are now some 38,800,000
in service. So far this year the Bell System
Companies have expended about $900 million for new construction.
,
agree¬
the
of
In,
:
This issue
"To
of
Con¬
States.
IDECO
manufactures
duction
equipment
manufactured
only in
the
the
in
the very popular V-12
world-wide
various
model)
and
ranges
power
in service
arc
petroleum industry,
ing.—V. 176,
of drilling, servicing, and pro¬
petroleum industry. Hall-Scott,
complete line
a
for
types,
'/
throughout the world, hot
and
•—V.
i
outstanding
asset
174,: p.
Exchange
(Bonds)
Curb
Exchange.
—
1,329,880
____
21
$40.22
$40.69
Stock
Detroit
Los
1589.
——1-
The
tor
corporation
production
announced
at
its
Oct.
on
Midwest
Galesburg, 111.—V. 176,
14 consolidation of all
Manufacturing
Corp.'
at
investment
Of
the
offering,
funds
raise
The
(par $1) at $7
to
150,000
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
corporation
flexible
hose
lines
and
funds,
credit
the
SEC Index of Stock
*
.
.
refund
—^^29
v:.',
i'
'
r
■'
44
L.
40
is
Dividends Declared and Payable———-
aggregating that: total to be evidenced by promissory notes
1954, $3,506,000 in 1955, and $3,000,000 in 1956, with
3ft% per annum.—V. 176, p. 1261; V. 175; p. 413.
Foreign Exchange Rates
directors
(U.
S.
funds)
payable Dec.
With
further
declared
15
the
on
1952
5,
the-
Oct.
on
no
value
par
to shaxeholders
advancement
dividend
a
of
shares
record
of
Nov.
Aluminium
of
50
of
of
three
months
directors
Oct.
Canadian
facilities
within
.such
the
15
limits
increase
Alcan's
metal
for
of
In
ago.
approved
to
the
sales
the
additional
otherwise
the
light
increase
an
cent
financing
part of the
—V.
176,
have
will
increase
In
over
been
be
the
the
rate
recorded.
undertaken
estimated
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
per
*After
taxes
on
reported
income)
in, the
against
new
American Telephone &
giving effect
to
the
projected.
expect
meet
the
expansion
As
that
major
program.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
year
covering
Benefit
Plan
NOTE—The
lines
de-
not
in
above
the
$..<.,
Operating
Operating
in
Federal
tEarnings
stock,
months
tNet
ended
$9,621,291
has
profit
Sept.
been
30,
(net
of
1951
reduced
salary
consolidated
The
contributions
company
and
wage
statements
wholly
to
previously
by
the
160,636.
of
income
accounts
of
consolidation—Sky
include
$35.00
-
Operating
expenses
Federal
Sales
—V.
39.518,240
___
176,
p.
1057.
.
with
offered
174,
p.
the
at
are
SEC
(10
par
be
to
used
1986.
$
-
$
13,974,601
14,898,603
56,860,000
and
trusts.
Director
Upon
of
such
of
the
selling stockholders will retain
that
except
shares
Trustees
of
and
Anna
Audrey
$
and
company
L.
Faust
Busch
Faust
shares of the
individually is
any
Wallace
Faust
Merchantile
Busch
Interest
Trust
Co., and Emmet T.
U/I for Audrey Faust
Trust
10%,
in,
number
a
or more
of
the company's common stock.
Jr., by virture of the terms of two votirig
testamentary and inter vivos trusts and as
of
81,388,763 348,550,000
partly
estimated/
tBased
CONSOLIDATED
EARNINGS
$
$
Net
and
natural
as
guardian,
announced
purchase cf
8%
taxes.
92,079,484
80,595,770
381,676,203
315,354,016
taxes.
78,939,603
-73,342,688
305,878,627
280,049,950
Income
113,070,285
100,129,752
455,128,599
15
gold
that
it
income
175,
the
proceeds from
due
&
Sept.
14,112,787-
18,020,604
58,817,517
Interest
sealed
amount
1,
Associated
When
t
and
the
private sale of $12,000,000 4%
1972,
will
C.
through
Pitfield
redeem
Associated
would be
W.
promissory
The
three
announced
of
the
$11,000,000.—V.
over
&
Co.,
its
preferred issues
stock
176, p.
retirement
it
1262.
Jan.
on
figured
...
1,
118,150/156
513,946,116
.
29,252,558
29,718,515
116,135,603
115,220,507
88,431,841
397,810,513
Steel
Car Co.,
Baltimore & Ohio
Net
income
for
announcement
This
was
Inc., below.—V.
176, p.
1057.
2,881,539
2,691,840
11,182,945
11,395,594
95,048,975
85,740,001
386,627,568
1951.
by
Roy
Increase
of
was
B.
about
White,
almost
$3,600,000, according to an
President, on Oct. 15. " -
The increase
366,540,094
was
$1,700,000
the
result
compared
In
part of
with
net
Want
Offerings
General Contract Preferred and Common
nority inter.
Apolic.
to
A.
T.
Reclaiming
Liberty Loan Common and Preferred
Edward D. Jones
Co.
earns,
T.
Midwest Robber
mir
to
per
&
stock
$2.68
—a
$2.72
$11.40
phone
subsidiaries.
York
Midwest
$12.40
^Includes proportionate
and
all
other
and Telegraph Company and its principal tele¬
tBased
on
average
New
number of shares outstanding.
Interest in net earnings of Western Electric Co.
subsidiaries; not
consolidated'(partly estimated).
&
Co.
Members
New
Stock
Stock
York
300
St. Louis,
Mo. (2)
Curb
N.
Exchange
Exchange
of
Trade
Exchange
4th
*
for
the dividend
Lacledo Stool
income
,
RR.—Earnings Increased—
September
made
an
377,935,688
deductions
cost
.
Manufacturing: Co.—To Be Acquired—
See Pressed
493.162.195
"
1953.
the
52,155,242
127,183,072
—
__
the
First Boston Corp.,
Lazsrd
Inc., $9,500,000 will be used
to pay
off a note due Associated Telephone & Telegraph
Co., the
parent. The balance may also be passed on to Associated, as a divi¬
dend, or used for working capital.
Co.
September
97,930,514
Income
accept
to
up
2174.
p.
We
Total
will
debentures
441,006,953
tOther
sole
stock,
$
1,007,147,390 906,908,773 3,894,347,248 3,521,663,316
723,058,018 652,840,563 2,751,663,819 2,485,252,397
inc.
oper,
the
Corp.—Tenders—
Oct.
on
Its
has
company's
1261.
at
Axelson
REPORT
1952—12 Mos.—1951
record
prices not to exceed the principal amount of the deben¬
offered, without accrued interest, will be received at The Chase
Bank of the City of New York
up until noon, Nov. 5, 1952.
Of
$10.76
average
the
notes,
269,296,608
on
corporation
Freres
321,862,636
72,397,100 307,790,000
$2.53
$10.19
$2.51
of
owner
Chicago Board
38.455,818 256.223.541 251.911.499
the
sale.
Automatic Electric Co.—To Pay Note Due Parent—
59,482,354
1952—3 Mos.—1951
♦American Telephone
1952—6 Mos.—1951
SEC—
$12,796.
—V.
381,344,990
oper.
Other
share
$
19,810,000
$
revenues
$26.31
American Stores Co.—September Sales
Up—
1952—Month—1951
4,325,079
96,287,366 405,410,000
80,580,000
SYSTEM
Operating
951.900
$26.48
—
37,326,728
330,043,661
28,750,000
356,850,000
September
for
♦BELL
tConsol.
Sept. 30—
be
proceeds
National
15,129,676
7.637,549
share—--
per
Applic.
939,000
share_^__
said
of
$31.68
1589.
Period End.
to
Inc.—Registers With
Vice-President
a
trustees
3,453
for
tures
28,015,000
84,324,738
1952
number of shares outstanding.
$24,870,302 $25,044,700
;
per
the
Offers,
181,258,671
15,870,000
89,970,000
-
—
in
Sep. 30,'52 Jun. 30,'52 Sep. 30/51
assets
value
income
♦Figures
Sept. 30. '52 D«c. 31, '51
p.
3,741,005
261,730,075
15,360,000
—
Per. End. Aug. 31—
subsidiary, American Air¬
the following subsidiary are
Chefs, Inc.—V. 176, p. 949.
$33.47
Net
Retirement
owned
As of—
outstanding
notification
The
etc.—v.
Asuncion Port Concessions
of
the
accruals.
of
is
Faust
of
and
offers
$
5,760,000
105,330,000
—
deductions
Interest
Net
174,
$
64,572,559 280,520,000
47,384,005 204,610,000
*5,810,000
31,290,000
5,280,000
income
Dividends
vacation,
A.
the
of
stock
et al, are retaining 6,250 shares.
As of July 31, 1952, there
4,475,000 shares of common stock issued and outstanding.
No
person in any single capacity owns of record/or owned the full
The
*1952—12 Mos.—1951
-
94,290,000
income
income
income
Total
American International Corp.—Net Assets Off—
—V.
operating
t$1.3o
providing for all known liabilities, the net assets applicable
to the outstanding securities of the
company, based on market quota¬
tions as of Sept. 30, 1952, amounted
to $12,544,823.—V. 176, p. 229.
net
4,740;000
Other
After
asset
54,260,000
expenses
$
3,860,000
19,460,655
Net asset value per share
Net
—_
'taxes——
$1.35
As of—
Total
68,620,000
operating taxes—
Other
9,762,759
In
letter
a
common
underwriting.
p.
$
t
American European Securities Co.—Asset Value—
Shares
revenues
Fed.' income
$0.52
company's
Mexico; S.
included
$
138,054,496 120.381,015
adjustments made in subsequent months
increases
and
Consolidation
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
•1952—3 Mos.—1951
Period End. Sept. 30-
Dividend
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$
preferred
to
of
stockholders.
None
earnings of subsidiaries only to the extent that they have been
received by the company as dividends)
(Incl.
3,680,604
for the nine
after
convert
or
Mining Co., Las Vegas,
individual
41,585,097 128,291,737 110,920,360
of
the market
In
on
Oct. 29, 1952, rather
redemption."—V. 176, p. 949.
to
trusts
$0.67
amount
price
advantage of
the
However, August A. Busch,
4,663,241
on
them
right to direct the voting of 974,795 shares of the
being 21.8% of the outstanding shares.—V. 176,
45,265,701
share
com.
dividends
filed
6
shares
beneficial
46,534,095
taxes
15,
business
for
the
directors
1953
of
Busch
one
were
Inclusive
51,197.336
income
•Earns,
•
and
conversion
a
to
the
previously
The
in
cost
$
Expenses
at
is
over
write-off
1952—3 Mos.—1951
revenues
of
it
Wallace,
-41
z
company,
Net
American Airlines, Inc.
Total
stock
development
this
of
in
Statement of Member Banks of
1157.
p.
close
for exploration expenses,
Carter,
expansion
result, it is estimated that the consolidated net profit of Aluminium
Ltd. during this period may be reduced in the order of 10%
below
would
into
prices,
company
without
retaining
—41
si
what
Oct.
on
share),
company's " stock
1952.
7,
Limited's
period June 30, 1952 through Dec. 31, 1955,
write-off arrangements for tax purposes,
by raising the write-off per pound of
V2
market
the
the
to
1,000,000
selling
one
effected
by
company
offices.
—8
_______-41
Federal Reserve System.
per
present
be
before
■
Condition
cents
program, the outlay for facilities in the period 1951 to 1954
Is now estimated at $425,000,000, an increase of
$35,000,000
estimate
Dec.
resign his positions as Vice-President and Director.
His
attorney, Emmet T. Carter, also will resign as a director. The manage¬
ment has no plans at this time for the
filling of the vacancies in strch
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Aluminium Ltd.—Expansion Outlay to Be Higher—
The
convertible
are
present
them
intends
Redemption Calls arid Sinking Fund Notices—41
Reserve Banks
:
of
stock
per
pay
the
State and City Bond Offerings
to
due $1,560,000 in
share
due
The selling stockholders are L. Eusch Faust and certain members Of
his family, and the trustees under certain trusts established
by Anna
Busch Faust, mother of L. Busch Faust and
Audrey Faust Wallace.
The Course of Bank Clearings——
$8,000,000
an
.
General Corporation & Investment News.-Cover
;The company borrowed $8,000,000 last December under a bank credit
agreement dated Oct. 15, 1951. The agreement provided for borrowings
Interest at
issues)
Anheuser-Busch,
Miscellaneous Features
;
of amount?
Prices^—r-
V
company said, will be used to
increase working capital.
and
,
debentures,
The company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
10, 1952, covering 356,717 shares of its common stock, $4 par.
The entire 356,717 shares are now
outstanding and are to be offered
for sale to,the public through an
underwriting group headed by Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc., Reinholdt & Gardner, and
Newhard, Cook & Co.,
all of St: Louis, Mo.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are to be supplied by amendment.
The entire net proceeds will go to
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages-29
related
1261,
'
—
The
to
—29
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp. — Places Notes
The
corporation on Oct. 10 announced that arrangements
were
made in September for new financing totaling
$12,000,000 through the placement with iristitutional in¬
vestors of 25-year notes bearing 3%% int. per annum.
fcank
convertible
29
are
being sold by the company to
incurred for capital undertakings.
being sold for the account of stock¬
manufactures
;
into
The
29
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages.-
$493,084,700,
was
$5,571,600 was mar¬
debentures became
of
share.
basis
present
cents
39
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
both
per
the
covering
38
Over-the-Counter Markets
holders.
The
Section
2%%
10-year
Ancient River Channels Gold
36
/——
loans
remaining 45,000 Shares
equipment.—V. 176, p.
Exchange
are
shares
bank
off
pay
Stock
Stock Exchange—Curb
of
issue
Nev.—Files With SEC—
35
Toronto
share.
a
Market——
Toronto
dicate headed by White, Weld & Co. and Watling, Lerchen
on Oct. 17 publicly offered
195,000 shares of com¬
stock
them
34
Exchange
Montreal Curb
syn¬
& Co.
mon
Stock
Montreal
Aeroquip Corp.—Stock Offered—An
balance
This
holders of the debentures either to sell
than
32
33
San Francisco Stock Exchange——
The
August.
redemption price of 105 %; also all of Its then outstand¬
3 Ve %
convertible
debentures,
due
June
20,
1959,
at
Until the close of business on Oct. 29, 1952, these deben¬
(of
$140
"On
31
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange/-
refrigera¬
subsidiary
offered.
during
the
at
105.25%.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange._____32
1369.
p.
amount
the
issue
new
a
owners
332,000 subscrip¬
10-year
tures
of
--30
Midwest Stock Exchange—^——;—-—-
Admiral Corp.—Consolidates Refrigerator Output—
share
Some
received, and the total amount subscribed
of
outstanding
ing
--30.
Angeles Stock Exchange
the
to
into common stock on Sept. 30 at $136 per share, payable
by surrender of $100 of debentures and payment of $36 in cash.
The company has called for redemption on Oct. 29, 1952, all of its
1957;
30
Exchange—__30
Exchange
offered
compa ly
debentures
through public sale in
then
25
—
this
program,
convertible
convertible
-9
______
—
Exchange.—
Cincinnati Stock
1,329,880
.
Stock
Boston
Sept. 30, *52 Dec. 31,'51
$53,496,999 $54,124,486
1————.—_
;
share
per
(Stocks)
Stock
keted
Page
this
finance
3'/2%
were
99%
or
-
assets
net
Shares
Net
Exchange
New York
■/,/
Asm—
Total
\
New York Stock
lumber¬
Adams Express Co.—Net Assets Lower-—
•
_"t" V " •/ :'
New York
but in mining, irrigation,
1057.
p.
tions
Stock and Bond Quotations
,
(including
help
12-year
subscription period which ended last July 31.
a
v
engines
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Cleo F. Craig, President, on Oct. 3 said in part: "The Bell System
gained about 420,000 telephones in the third quarter of 1952 and there
Division, Dresser Equipment Co., one of the Dresser In¬
Dallas, Texas,
has
been
appointed by
Hail-Scott
Motor
ACF-Brill Motors Co. of Philadelphia, Pa., as exclusive ex-
l>ort sales
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
'
dustries,
Division,
Cents
a
(Associate)
STREET
CE 7600
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1470)
roundly
Maryland
railway
same
month
the
Another
of
last
the
in
factor
year.
increase
was
in railway
reduction
sharp
a
in a decrease of almost
$700,000 in tnis item as compared with September 1951.
Railway operating revenues for the first nine months of the year
decreased about $8,000,000, compared with the same period of
1951.
Net income for the period at nearly $18,000,000 showed an increase
as
compared with the same period of
1951 of nearly $5,000,0Q0«
operating
~~V.
This
expenses.
176,
1057.
p.
With SEC—
Belco, Inc., Cleveland, O.—Files
on Oct.
10 filed a letter of notification with the
$299,000 of 20-year sinking fund debentures to be
issued at $1,000 per debenture through Mohawk Valley Investing Co.,
Inc., Utica, N, Y.( and Security & Bond Co., Lexington, Ky.
The
proceeds are to be used to acquire the capital stock of Coleman
The
July
176,
and
1953
to
the
completed
be
end
the
by
851.
p.
that
of
year.—
is
corporation
covering
reoent
The
will
Co.
Benson
Oct.
Bros.
other
to
authorization by
A
associates
of
176,
be
1370.
p.
The
The
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$6,970,308 $52,180,744 $52,418,719
1952—Month—1951
Johnson,
H.
Oct.
Jr.,
Oct.
on
14
Shaddock
W.
market
value
of
assets.
claim
of
pref.
176,
present
(Canada),
for
the
automotive
and
Cleveland
Graphite Bronze Divicompanies in the group will
other
names, including The Brush Development
Clevite Service, Inc., and Harris Products
value
of
President
became-
19,
May
on
.
„
above.
1952
24,
are
to
to
cording
be
the
continue
to
the
the
its
finance
from
it
Jan.
system's
debentures
15,
in
$3,216,660
outstanding:
of
($1.50
stock
($1.40
series)—
Pictures
Operating
Est.
Corp.
profit
provision
to
value
share:
per
stock
Net
profit
(&
Net
income
ferred
1
122,400
-
stock
stock
mon
which
outstanding
shares
outstanding
$55.72
interest,
and
$4.50
1951
'
$238,912
( $1.56
$256,298
—$0.12
$0.13
.
1952
1951
$2,668,000
76U,0j0
j.,i<u,000
stock
common
calculated
are
outstanding
June
on
of
1951
increased
30.
June
on
after
amount
pre¬
of
com-,
The
number
of
the
1952.
670,669
was
number
of
and
654,311.—V.
was
$1.81
stock
common
the
on
1952
30,
30,
June
on
$1,498,000
$0.80
share
per
175,
2486.
p.
$47.14
$5.39"
1952
after,
stock———
of
was
shares
"
1376.
p.
—$1,563,000
taxes..
earnings
dividends
48,895
$55.90
176,
$803,000
share
comparative
502,958
deducting exps., interest and applicable taxes
Equivalent per share to: Pref. stocks (combined)
"Common
"The
31.200
$5.44
dividends
from
$2,263,305
591,367
stocks
Pref.
sell
the
additional
Subs.)—Earnings—
:_
per
31,200
—
Ac¬
provide
program.—V.
;___
Federal
for
591,367
___
program.
Union
5,812,375
122,400'
122,400;'
series)—
stock
" '
before
Spring
the bank loans and
1.4
and
or
company to
of 1953,
the
the
Co.,
on
$8,075,680
,
$3,188,063
>''
■
make
interested
the funds to-
1953,
construction
the intention
is
construction
1953
Trust
$12,500,000
of
to
given
thereon.
Guaranty
before
or
has
hearing
a
Financing—
authorization
for
SEC
amounts
on
Columbia
proceeds to be used to repay
to
the
request
additional
and
SEC
made
in
application,
stock
common
to
1952
$12,500,000
and
the
and
to
$25,000,000;
$1.44
Commercial
Shearing
Stamping Co.
&
Note Placed
—
Privately — The company has negotiated to place pri¬
vately through The First Boston Corp. an issue of $2,000,000 4l/z% notes due 1964, it was announced on OeL
15.—V. 173, p. 1887.
_
following
the
death
with Botany.
Secretary-Treasurer
week before last after 52 years
Mr.
Shaddock, the new President, became
1950.—V.
176, p. 850.
5.370,000
N ne Months Ended Sept. 30—
"After
deducting dividend requirement on both series of outstanding
preference stock without consideration of dividend arrears.
3,
dividends
1952
quarterly
full
the
at
rate
declared
Were
Commonsense
N.
stocks payable Nov. 1, 1952. Toward the close of the
year, the directors will consider whether conditions at that time justify
an
additional dividend in reduction of arrears existing on the $1.50
preference stock—V. 175,
A
letter
100
at
1538.
p.
Commodity
Futures,
Inc.,
Parsippany,.
J.—Files With SEC—
the preference
on
in
Oct.
On
As Chairman
the
applied
has
of
Oct.
Columbia
$8,558,063
5,370,000
stock—
common
stock
Common
elected
was
Graphite Bronze Co.
borrowings
15,
used
1263,
p.
$8,586,630
-
stocks.-
Preference
Asset
father, the late Col. Charles P. H. Johnson.
of the Board, Mr. Johnson succeeds Max W. Stoehr who
of his
Drexel & Co.;
are:
Inc.—V.
Co.
Sept. 30,'52 June 30,'52 Dec. 31,'51
Number of shares
named Chairman of the
was
„
resigned
&
As of—
15.
Johnson
Stroud
Preference
George
on
bushings
the
as
four
52 Weeks Ended June 30—
Asset
President in a shift in
the top executive posts of the company designed to develop increased
emphasis and expansion on both phases of the company's operationsfabric
production and consumer product development — it
was an¬
Mr.
and
know
The
banking institutions
Nov.
underwriting group
the
and
until
persons
"Earnings
Botany Mills, Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
P.
of
Corp.,
Common
nounced
present
507.
corporation
other
the ICC.
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—Assets Increase—
1058,
p.
and
be
their
p.
borrowings
funds
members
Securities
Inc.—September Sales Increased—
$6,976,952
Board
will
Cleveland
bank
be
Net
gales
Charles
that the
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Plans New
bid of 99.28% for the certificates, also as 33/sS, was
received from Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
The certificates will be secured by 24
new
diesel-electric switching
locomotives, and 50 seventy-ton covered hopper cars, estimated to cost
additional shares of common stock
new share for eaoh 10 shares held. The
determined shortly before the offering is
one
Period End. Sept. 30—
176,
said,
view of t.ie company's
electronics....
in
•«#
to the Cleveland Graphite Bronze :iame
trade, inasmuch as the unit w.ilch produces
the
bearings
Corp.
under
Myers
such
-
Clevite Corp.—Proposed New Name—
See
3 for 40,068
the rate of
price is to
Bond Stores
—V.
in
Clevite Ltd.
176,
Mr.
misleading
fields,
new
attaching
Clevite
Co.—V.
on
competing
Liquidating
V
will
Monday, October 20, 1952
.
directors,
the
somewhat
equipment
continue
offered
17
Other
be given the right to sub¬
20 are to
record Oct.
scribe on or before Nov.
(par $41 at
subscription
made—V.
of
into
preserved
industries
sion
Trust Certificates
and
Hutzler
&
$2,775,000 of series X 3%% equipment
trust certificates, maturing annually Nov. 1, 1953 to 1967,
inclusive.
The certificates, priced to yield from 2.45%
td 3.45%, according to maturity, were won by the group
on Oct. 16 on a bid of 99.6665%. The offering is subject
Hedges—Rights to Subscribe—
&
stockholders of
The
good
be
Co.,
feeling
become
expansion
or;ginal
$3,474,985.
Bell
£i
the
has
name
■
Offered—Salomon
1952—4 Wks.—1S51
1952—39 Wks —1951
$3,634,452
$3,702,431 $32,151,929 $33,103,153
27—
Sales
SEC
about
V.
announced
has
company
Central of Georgia Ry.—Equipment
Sales Off—
Beck Shoe Corp.—September
Period End. Sept.
176,
execution of a long-term lease
for a warehouse
and parts processing
plant to be erected on land
immediately adjacent to its new plant site at York, Pa.'
The one-story structure to cover about 300,000 square feet will be
constructed
by E & S Realty Co., Baltimore, Md.
It will have an
adjacent outside concrete storage slab of about 72,000 square feet.
Caterpillar's 600,000 square-foot manufacturing plant, under construct:on on a 200-acre tract, is scheduled to start into limited production
This
.
1262.
p.
(A. S.)
—V.
evidenced
was
It
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—To Lease New Plant—,
paid
stock.
in
$1,000,000
with
the B & O on its holdings in Western
It also reflects an increase of more than
operating revenues for the month as compared
$1,150,000
preferred
.
of
notification
filed
was
with
the
SEC
Oct.
on
3 covering
to be offered
participation unit certificates, first series (par $100)
For
par.
share
each
subscribed
for,
pie purchaser will receive
an.
option to purchase
Budget Finance Plan, Inc.—New Presidents-Expansion
Evan
A.
C.
the
elected
been
whom Mr. Mattison succeeds as President,
Offer,
•of
has
Board
Western
planning
is
States,
The
Directors.
of
Central Indiana Gas Co.—Private Sale Approved—
Executive Vice-President of the Bank
President of this corporation.
Charles
formerly
Mattison,
America,
of
becomes Chairman
operates in the
nationally.—V,
expand
to
which
company,
176,
p.
598,
up to and including 20' additional certificates within
three years frcm date of issuance of any of the original 100
certificates.
The proceeds are to be used to trade in commodities on the
organized
The
it
company,
authorization
to
$1,000,000
first
of
exchanges.
of
on
Oct.
14,
Life: Insurance Co.
Reliance
to
has
announced
was
sell
through
received SEC
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
3'/2% series due 1977, due Oct. 1,
1977, the proceeds to be used to discharge $345,000 of notes held by
The Chase National Bank of the City of New York and to reimburse
the company's treasury for construction expenditures.—V. 176, p. 1263.
California Electric Power Co.—Calls Preference Stocks
directors
The
all
the
of
stocks.
the
shares
Dec.
Both
1,
converted
of
the
transfer
the
close
25,961
shares
of
stock,
these
100,000
1943
and
Redemption of
from
part
of
5.50%
and
having
shares
25,796
receive
convertible
pref¬
of the
balance
preference stocks
sale
on
Oct.
7,
last,
will
be
revenues
Operating
expenses
new
offering
Net
Offering Completed—
div,
Witter &
Co.
quickly oversubscribed. See details in V. 176, p. 1370.
was
6,105,806
1,512
—V.
176,
16,648
17,673
$574,723 * $6,695,502
$526,432
$6,301,384
7
.
,
187,085
178,068
2,028,842
$396,655
$4,666,660
73,539
78,539
942,341
stk.
$260,808
$318,116
$3,724,319
share.
$0.10
$0.13
$1.40
com.
com.
on
$6,283,711
$6,678,854
$339,347
for
per
"Based
asset
2,492,605
shares
common
outstanding
at
Profit
awarded
cates dated
a group which on Oct. 16 of¬
$7,000,000 of 3%% first mortgage bonds, series due
Net
Other
bids
for the same rate were as follows: White, Weld & Co.,
Co., Inc., First Boston Corp. and Salomon Brothers
(jointly),
100.77;
Shields & Co., 100.27;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Kidder, Peabody & Co. (jointly),, 100.189.
100.887;
"The
Blyth &
bonds
have
been
priced for reoffering later in the
3.53%.
The bonds may be redeemed by the company at any time
ranging from 104.75% to 100%.
101.749
to
week,
at
yield
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
bonds
and
at prices
942,343
■
$3,311,592
$1.33
Sept.
1952.
30,
from
the
sale
BUSINESS—The
providing
and
in
is
exclusively
company
electricity
five
counties
in
operating
an
in
northern
five
public
counties
in
utility
on
One
&
other
Co.
bid
Inc.,
of
100.41,
of
•Issuance
Interstate
the
also
Jersey Central
diesel locomotives.
Associated
Union
p.
be
subject
is
cost
of
Bros.
Drexel
Operating
Oper.
1952—8 Mos.—1951
&
&
Hutzler
Co.;
1263.
revenues-—
and taxes.-
oper.
revenues—
Net
income
income
$2,630,425
Earns,
$2,278,019
6,463,839
for
tric
of
emergency
Net
163,047
income
Income
$3,269,265
163,333
244,714
245,000
tax
increases
income
$2,467,378
$2,114,686
$3,391,917
$3,p24,265
4,765
66,493
22,647
65,619
income
$2,472,143
$2,181,179
661,020
497,205
deductions
income
$3,414,564
949,315
cials
they
$1,683,974 *$2,465,249
$2,373,646
•After deduction for preferred dividends was equal to $1.95
per share
the 1,050,000 shares of outstanding common stock.—V.
176, p. 1370,
on
The
£1
C.
new
to
shares of
this company, issuable to stockholders
of
in exchange for their stock.—V. 174,
p. 1987.
A
contract
for
steel
The
Dodge
6's
expenditure
for
line
for
the
second
time
Court
with
Vermont
the
court,
has
in
1951
a
Commission
and
tools,
The
rate
S.
and
bridges,
Bennett
but
not
including
the
major
River.
new
line
of
entirely
an
of
establish
goes
more
this
just
order
bridge
to
cross
the
The
serve
Nov.
*>y the Aluminum Co.
the
huge
plant
of Canada.—V.
176,
now
p.
being built at Kitimat
1375
directors
many
for
18
Clevite
the
Corp.,
mail
pay
and
amortization
new
engineering
176,
than
company
over
line
p.
of
of
stock
cemmon
per
the
two
in
and
years,
four
its
down
at
Commission
higher rates
products
been
and
is
called
L.
tooling,
and
for
Vermont
year
dispute
again
176,
p.
used
as
registered
a
in
announced on Oct. 14.
"Cleveland Graphite," has for
mark for certain of the company's
from
the
United
States
and
other
the
of
for
sale
its
services,
shares
of
of
the
,
company
common
stock
Sept.
on
of
betterments
15,
30
cents
and
improvements
to
the-
1952,
and
share
per
the
on
paid
was
directors
have
paying quarterly dividends at the rate
of
the-
indicated
$1.20
per
its.
share-
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
contracts
America,
Los
payable
to
Outstanding
Bank
Calif
Equipment contracts payable, others
Angeles,
contract
stock
for
purchase
subsidiary
of
installment
notes
5,148,809
201,696
of
90,083
contracts
and
1,571,634
payable to E. W.
cipay stockholder
cum.
1st
6%
cum.
empls.'
Common
pfd.
stock
A.
Peake,
1929.
by
60,000
($100
par)
10,000 shs
pref. stock
($100
par)
1.000 shs
($5
par).—_—
company
principal business
Its
motor
vehicle.
the
by
prin-
stock
cap.
It
is
that
maintains
Interstate
a
1 000 shs
500.000 shs.
incorporated
was
7,564.5 shs_
of
a
350,000 shs.
Washington
carrier
common
scheduled
Commerce
in
service
Commission
of
over
and
28,.
Aug.
property
the
various
routes,
State
regulatory bodies.
Interstate traffic is handled in the States of Cali¬
fornia, Idaho, ' Illinois, Minnesota.
Montana, Nevada, North Dakota,.
Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin.
Intrastate business is han¬
dled
the
in
ington.
The
the
of
California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Wash¬
handles both long-haul and short-haul traffic.
four wholly-owned subsidiaries
(exclusive of two
company
has
subsidiaries): Freightways Terminal
Co., a Nevada corporation
managing the real estate and terminal warehouses owned
and
owning
by
States
The
company
system;
Freightliner
Corp., an Oregon corporation,
fabricating
and trailers under the trade name
Williams, Inc., an Oregon corporation trans¬
porting bulk petroleum products in;
Oregon, Eastern Washington and
Northern and Southwestern
Idaho; and Factory Motor Co.
Inc.
an
assembling trucks, tractors
?.£>
Freightliner"; Howard
R.
°equCipmen^^0n' opera^in° mac^ine and
repair shops for heavy
The
company operates 58 terminals, including 46
terminal-warehouses.
of these terminals the company connects
with
other
motor carriers,,
counting in excess of 300 and
operating in 45 states.
At
a
majority
number
from
of
the
shares
of
company
names
common
are
as
of
stock
the
to
several
be
underwriters
purchased by each
and
of
the
them
follows:
Bh8>r6s
President,
trade
Blyttk
—
annum.
683.
,
of
dividend
company.
1948.—V.
Sold
,
demands
additions,
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
Vt.,
directed
special meeting of shareholders for
changing the name of the company to
Myers,
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION
rates.
Montpelier,
and
this
the
a
derived
of
Equipment
Dodge
1376.
higher electric
handed
back to November,
purpose
James
"Clevite,"
name
years
have
and
$3.45
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co.—To Change Name—
The
will
1953,
authorized
dies,
Commission
decision
rate
dispute
little
a
the
use
6%
1263.
engines."—V.
supported
P.
a
to
in
increased
meet
Note
Newberg,
Supreme
the
building of a new line in British Columbia
to Kitimat has been awarded by this
company
Ltd., of Vancouver.
The contract covers
the clearing and grading of the 41-mile
right-of-way, as well as the
installation
of
culverts,
timber
bridges and concrete substructures
for
retroactive
of
$1.26
Freightways, Inc.—Stock
DIVIDENDS—A
1952—9 Mos.—*1951
*..1952—9 Mos.—*1951
elimination
1,^69,000
$0.88
—
payable
from Terrace
Campbell
JBkeena
the
production
reversed
Canadian National Rys.—Plans New Line—
to
of
ter
capital
that
the
The
Canada,
portion
end
886,000
____.
company's property.
7
Citizens Utilities Co.—Court Approves Higher Rates—
For
share—_
to
Installment
$3.95
1951
2,244,000
to the extent of:
(1) approximately $425,000 for an.
Freightways Terminal Co. (a wholly-owned subsidiary com¬
pany) to be used by that company for the construction of terminal
facilities at Los Angeles, Calif.;
and (2)
the balance to be used to
finance the equity in a program for the purchase of
revenue-producing
highway and city equipment by the company through the fourth quar¬
duty
15
additional
(Canadian)
were:
President of the Dodge Division, told automotive
improved engineering design and advanced manufacturing
methods have made it possible for the
1953 Dodge to have substan¬
tially the same factory price tags as the 1952 models.
"This has been accomplished," he said,
"even in the' face of a
a
Board, of Governors of the New York Curb
Exchange on Oct.
the listing of voting trust certificates for 100,228
par
p.
1952
$17,417,000 $17 412.000
_______
Inc.—
Co.,
Inc.—Earnings—
.1,809,000
BUSINESS—The
year
176,
1330.
p.
offered,
inactive
W.
Ltd.—Acquisition—
approved
Illinois Wyoming Oil Co.
offering
V-8's.
substantial
Canada Southern Oils,
the
Stroud4 &
sweeping
including
editors
$1,811,123
above
of
improvements in styling, engine and chassis, offi¬
of the corporation's Dodge Division
announced on Oct, 15 that
would hold the price line on the all-new^ 1953 Dodge passenger
cars,
$3,089,384
716,238
for
.•:■•
$0.60
applicable
and
facilities.—V.
$14.77"
175,
1647.
p.
"
$0.66
include
$15.58
cover
Chrysler Corp.—Dodge to Hold Price Line—
Despite
(net)—
operating
Gross
$3,636,631
to
elec¬
plant
Other
Net
lease
in
and
1952—Month—*1951
com. share
per
$15.34
.
the
by
to
order
$32,393,000 $33,577,000 $267,710,000 $270,717,000
5,211,000
4,734,000
31.424,000 :
27,437,000
___
_________
"Restated
income
Net
Rent
approval
designed
•
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
185,00&
$15.70
Co., Inc. and associates on Oct. 9 publicly offered an
issue of 100,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) at $15
per
share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the
books closed.
•»
:
:
Other
$7,852,878 $13,196,168 $11,630,564
5,574,859
9,559,537
8,361,299
$9,094,264
exps.
•
Stuart
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co.—September Earnings—
Oregon
1952—12 Mos.—1951
Halsey,
$3,625,000
a
\
1952—Month—*1951
Period End. Aug. 31—
was
'
to
financing
The
the
of
.
Corp.;
viz;
.
will
80%
Salomon
Securities
certiifcates,
3 Vis.
as
$2,732,798
202,572
taxes
per
175,
intention
the
Commission.
about
with
V.
for
certificates
Commerce
for
176,
received
was
Dec. 31,'49k
$3,157,038
profit
advance
9
placed privately and the 1953-1957
prices to yield 2.45% to 3.15%,
according to maturity.
were
Dec. 31,'50
&
offered at
California.-
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
Oct.
on
were
company
southern
Hutzler
&
equipment trust certifir
1952, and due annually Oct. 1, 1953a bid of 100.5173 for 3.V2s.
The 1958r
1,
1967 maturities
J
250,000 shares of common stock are to be applied to the payment
indebtedness incurred in the company's construction program.
of
-of
Oct.
1967, inclusive,
Hutzler
&
Bros.
maturities
bid of 101.129%.
Jersey only
209,259
Sept. 30—
Consolidated
$4,253,935
,
issue of $2,895,000
an
New
$3,210,623
___
before
Earnings
—V.
2,047,449
Central RR. of New Jersey—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Stuart & Co, Inc. headed
Oct. 1, 1982, at 101.749% and accrued interest. The group
was awarded the bonds at competitive sale Oct. 14 on its
in
Dec. 31,'51
sales
Proceeds—To
cates Offered—Salomon
fered
made
206,628
sh.
per
dividend.—V.
proposes
California Oregon Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey,
vaL
9 Months Ended
1375.
p.
be
2693.
$3,205,836
outstandings..
Conde Nast Publications
11,142,763
6,250,698
$573,211
requirements-
Balance
8 of 350,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $9.75 per share by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Penner & Beane and Dean
11,857,673
1,491
__i
income
Pfd.
will
p.
Sept. 18,'52
assets
"After
1952—12 Mos.—1951
545,405
$5^4,941
Int., etc. deductions..—
Oct.
on
"
982,483
1,238,984
458,491
—
oDerating income
Nonoper. income (net)_
income
175,
$2,101,099 $24,787,225 $23,532,280
$2,222,416
Net
"Earns,
The
Total
Net
payable
350,000
of
1
Stock
Operating
Gross
certificates
Composite Bond & Stock Fund, Inc.—Asset Value—
*Net
Co.—Earnings-
1952—Month—1951
Taxes
5.60%
of
Period End. Sept. 30—
dividends
reduced by conversions from 75,000
which were originally issued in June,
been
proceeds from
shares.-
Common
accrued
1949.
any
the
1952
agent, International Trust Co., Denver, Colo,
on
Oct. 14, 1952, there were outsanding
shares, respectively,
February,
common
share
a
business
of
erence
and
will
10,
and
Nov.
stock.
$21
at
Central Maine Power
1952,
17,
convertible preference
on Nov. 14,
1952. Pref¬
common
on
redeemable
expire
before
or
or.
dividend
are
Nov.
on
the
of
As of-—
Shares
and 5.60%
will
conversion
of
1952,
issues
at offices
At
right
redemption
for
called
16
remaining shares of 5.50%
The
erence
Oct.
on
Sales
Dudley Kimball.—V.
mortgage bonds,
countries.
&
Walston,
CO.,
Goodwin
Davis,
Hill
A.
37,500
Skaggs & Co,_
&
Brothers
Co.______
p.
852.
3,000
2 500
4,000
Revel
Miller
Wilson,
&
Co.__
Co..
&
Higgins
2 50O
Collins" &~Co~"
l'soo
l'ooo
William J.
&
2 50O
2 500
Fewel & Co._:
Hess
3,000
.
&
Johnson
4,000
3,000
—.—
Hogle & Co.
176,
& Daly Corp.____
Conrad. Bruce & Co._
Handel, Lundborg
5,000
Irving Lundborg & Co._
—V.
Gegener
26'99°
&
_—
Richards
Mason
J.
Inc.
Hoffman
McFaul
2OOO
'
,
ij —mi
.
Volume 176
Number 5161
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1471)
Consolidated Grocers
.The
The
for
has purchased
109,000 outstanding shares of its
stock, it has been announced. The purchases were made from
stockholders
Sept.
10,
as
result
a
which
the
and
Corp.—Buys Own Stock—
corporation
common
expired
of
Oct.
on
price paid
average
tender
a
6.
offer
All
shares
$15.75
was
made
by
tendered
share.—V.
a
the
company
the
on
record
lOtfc
26.
Nov.
1058.
It
account
open
subsidiaries,
Ohio
Gas
and
to
ing
Hope
$1,000,000;
State
made
from
to
of
of
Peoples
Gas
Natural
Corp.,
to
time
to
make
in
gas
customers.
during
the
their
short-term
is
expected
early
cash is produced from sales
during the
Co.,
Such
to
the
of
in
1952
the
the
as
Under
as
w.11
*
Cook Electric Co.—Stock Sold—Blunt Ellis
& Simmons
and
Swift, Henke & Co.,
6,234
shares
share.
of
Sept, 28
on
offered
stock
(par $25)
represented
This
common
5.965
and
shares
1952—3 Mos.—1951
■.
$8,234,415
■
_
175,
318.
p.
"
'
Net
Income
1952—9 Mos.—1951
accordance
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
with 'action
taken' by
the
directors
1
on
'
V
•
Sept.
the
Nov.
New
17.
Common
York
■'Dividends
50
cent
record
for'
stock
on
will
dividend
and
18
payable
5%
stockholders of record Dec.
already been
Dec.
stock
29
to
dividend
1.—V.
-
•
..
,
have
declared
stockholders
common
payable
Dec.
to
12
3-for-l
for
The
an
of
Octave
the
Blake,
President,
manufacturing
decision
based
was
operation
in
North
commonwealth,
plants.
of
a
plant
the
ait
of .preferred
the
heavy taxes,
operations
expansion
South.
plant
The
in
both
27-acre
a
tract
of
Massacnusetts
land
for
the
Of
erection
C.,
through the real estate firm of Biddle
It is expected that this plant will be the
largest
operation of the company and will be
equipped with the most modern,
up-to-date machinery known in the
capacitor industry.' '
"
'
& Co.,
company
operates
now
11
plants
in
six
at
South
Plainfleld,
N.
J.;*
open
of
stock
common
$1.31
1159
pp.
with
(par
and
Sept.
the
as
30,
30,
third
the
$1)
SEC
to
be
of
1952,
account
It
is
of
and
1952
of
than
Get.
on
covering 56,550 shares of
without
filed
7
letter
a
of
stock
common
underwriting/The proceeds
for working
capital.
notification
to
be
offered
to
are
be
used
the
acquired
of
Size
of
that
Co.
Net
to
in
be
March,
for
sold
the
by
for
the
These"
sale
$30
at
tion
corporation
Oct.
on
filed
6
letter
a
of
notification
with
date
(par
of
<
its existing
its parent,
which
Size
Net
will
be
thn
Gross
from
revenues
Utility
20.—V.
Nov.
Income
Other
from
utility
income
operations——'-——
%
Gross
corporate incoir
Deductions from income (int.,
the
was
paid
$15,576,051
12,502,183
9,689,092
declared—^
or
and
Net
construction
income
Based
^Based
on
the
»•
—iV.
of
capital
average shares
$3,523,321
period
$5,886,959'
' ' $1.73
,
stockholders
reduce
the
Nov.
on
number
of
its
present.
The
Fund,
and
sion's
thre
vote
to
$1.89
of
the
Corporate-
Preferred
Growth
Stock
Series,
Fund.
Fund
Stock
on
three
approving
from
will
known
be
Fund
Diversified
present
Bond
Stock
Investment
All
be
and
at-
net
Government
18
into
of
all
asset
public
Diversified
and
of
funds
and
merged
Pacific
organized
will
receive
the
the
19
of
$7.30
share.—V.
1,600,000
Growth
expiring
Stock
shares
Funds
Fund
with
176,. p.
The
and
company
which
an
Fund
on
The
filed
Oct.
15
Dana
the
and
common
3.
which
has
Seibert,
$48.00 per
price of
to
Y.,
Other
be
$31
value
,p.
The
On
account
of
the
last
No
May,
planning
for
reason
the
to
the
Countries,
London.
Act
of
Cash
Co.—Hearing
hearing
a
for
for
fluctuations
in
the
the
exceeded
the
former
$6
preferred
had
July 28
rate
of
will
Oct.
on
payable
be
18,
rendered
stock
previously
and
Aug.
4,
receive
an
1952
in
metals
and
1950,
it
$5
the
upon
preferred
the
In
$5
the
held
was
additional
Oct.
8,
and
ceramics
not
net
for
the
six
months
industries
ended
For the year ended Dec,
31,
earnings before taxes on income
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
June
FINANCING
Outstanding
$2,000 000
1,973,000
I
$2,000,000
1,973,000
2,000 shs.
1,396 shs.
*260,496 shs.
500.000 shs.
,,
Office)
to
sales
authorized
price
for conversion
of
$48
those
B.
of
year.
3.
*-
•
&
Co.,
as
and
manager,
the
other
have
Co
19.4
&
warrants:
%
.
&
DeHaven
Co..,
&
Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine—
Stroud &
16,2
Wurts,
Dulles
Robert J. Lewis, a director
of the company,
Estabrook & Co.—V;
176, p. 1377.
16.2
Company, inc
is
&
13.2
Co
2.6
member of
a
the firm
stock
amount
of
of
holders
$10
should
Registers With
The company on Oct. 16 filed a
registration statement with the SEC
covering &• proposed issue of
$1,000,000 5%% convertible debentures
*962, which are to be offered at
$1,000 per unit through
Peters,
Wr-iter &
Christensen, Inc.; Sidlo, Simons, Roberts &
Co.; Boettcher
&
Co., and Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., Inc.
The net
to
per
be
used
—V.
173,"
re¬
for
purchase
of
proceeds
new
equipment
and
for
working
2189.
p.
Gair
The
be
Co. Canada Ltd.—Stock
outstanding
redeemed
dends
on
4%
Nov.
amounting
to
cumulative
are
capital.
in
18;
lieu
of
2%
a
stock
fractional
shares.
record
—V.
176,
was
dividend
declared
of
80
Cash—
$2.81 Vi
stock
dividend
Company,
rather
Publishers,
25
than
Park
the
3,
000,000
27,
$39,186,356
New
share
is
by
were
on
the
in
the
outstanding preferred stock
directors.
arrears,
payable
Nov.
15,
and
This
the
1952
to
represents
current
holders
for
its
for
announced
fiscal
the
year
1951
that
ending
fiscal
it
anticipates
Oct.
31,
1952,
sales
as
of-
four
quarterly
of
record
over
compared
$53,-'
with
F
year.
corporation
recently expanded its facilities through the
acqui¬
sition
of
approximately 93%
of
the
outstanding shares of United
Stove Co.,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Other Gar Wood
plans are located at
Wayne, Mich.; Flndlay, Ohio; Mattoon and
Springfield, 111.; Minne¬
apolis, Minn.- and Richmond, Calif.; it also operates
12
sales and
service branches throughout the United States.—V.
176, p. 353.
subsequent
25-cent
Place.
per
1952
1952.
the
ended
9,
which
dividend
corporation
on
Oct.
June
corresponding period of last year," Salvatore
stated, "the directors believed it prudent at this
a'
The
The
1952—9 Mos.—195f
Industries, Inc.—To Pay Arrearages—
dividends
Nov.
1952—Month—1951
$11,303,920 $11,128,042 $91,733,83 7 $91,177,178
Oct.
quarterly
The
months
Redeemed—
shares, first series, will
next, at $102 per share, plus accrued
divi¬
cents per share.—V.
165, p. 1315.
12,
1160.
p.
Gar Wood
A
.
months
Be
Gamble-Skogmo Inc.—September Sales Up—
the
of
Dana
of
dividend
1952 to- holders of
to
preferred
cash
York
7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
Thursday '.(general- news • and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday],
Other offices; 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago
3, ML
England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at th«
1879.
'Subscriptions in United States,
U. 8. Possessions.
T-<i2tories and Members of Pan-American Union, $45.00 per year; in
Dominior
[every
C..
shares
/
stock, 41,105 shares of common
the debentures,-based on
the initial
share.
per
below
60
capital
Frontier Refining Co.,
Denver, Colo.
Securities and Exchange
Commission—
ap¬
with
Commis¬
that
preferred
and
declared
William
30, 1952
sales
$1,280,984.
outstanding and to be outstanding includes
represented by
outstanding scrip certificates.-
reserved
exchange,
.
remittance
v
.
for
and
1951, net
were
Authorized
repayable in vary¬
ending Sept. 30, 1958—
the
at
predominant phase of
is
loan
1952
work¬
construction
production, processing and
ferro-alloys and chemicals
'
bank
Schmidt, Poole
withdrawal
connection
been- retired.
of
declared
14
on- Nov.
paid
Giordano, President,
time
March
$52.00 per
the
Fees—
on
Nov.
services
earnings for the
three
corporation's* published" report for the six
to
E.
the
significant but
Smith, Barney & Co.IT16.2
Lee Higginson
Corporation—, 16.2
use
Committee, $150,000.
The
aggregate approximately 8% of the amount of additional
the $6 preferred approved by the Commission,—V.
176,
stock,
30
week
a
of
payment.
directors
an
Patent
C., and for additional
cost
metals,
the
in
A
company
$3,990,133.
Period End. Sept. 30—
"Although
14,
S.
twice
Gardens,
under
U.
N.
the
in
minerals,
.
»
.
aid
terminal.
interest, and that holders
to
employees
covering
Oct.
on
Share
on
to
Estabrook
$8,000,000
a
war¬
the sale of the debentures of¬
will be used for the construc¬
chemical plant being erected at
enlargement of its ore mining and
of
I
for
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Stock Div. in Lieu
of
.
NOTE:
'
application
217G..
which
of
further
1376.
1952.
share
per
offered to
(Reg.
Published
Drapers'
1
*
its
share
per
the. manufacture of lithium chemicals, in
company* is undertaking the major expansiori
the
the
dividend.
initial
an
asset
statement
eifective
Chronicle
President.
year.
a
stock
became
N,
•
dissolved
given
net
$48
severally agreed to purchase from the
company at the subscription price
(plus accrued interest)
the per¬
centages set forth below
oposite their respective
names, of the deben¬
tures not subscribed
for on the exercise
,
5% notes at 100 and 625 shares of 5% cumulative
preferred stock at par ($100 per share) which were
pub¬
licly offered on Sept. 23. See V. 176, p. 1160;
will offer
be
at
from
engaged
UNDERWRITERS-^-Estabrook
year
absorbed
to
are
been
assigned
registration
SEC
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
office at New York,
Canada,
A
Financial
post
of
tanker
a
preferred, should
plus
no
common
announced
Nov.
with
Commercial
William
asset
not
of
underwriters named
Finance, Inc., Indianapolis, Ind. — Securities
Sold—City Securities Corp. has sold the $170,000 of five-
reclassification, Nov.
Diversified Growth
Stock
of
Sales
1159.
625,000 shares of it's
stockholders-on
offering and
p.
or
Dow Chemical Co.—Price of New Stock
$31 per
isSue of
$6
payments
Coast
net
is
fields.
,076,562 and
conversion
$22.86
Diversified
by Kidder, Peabodv & Co.,
Diversified
the
of
-
■
withdrawn
allowances
of
Share
fees requested
Diversified
newly
list
above.
549.972
$23.51
Family
reclassified
Growth
allocation,
.
Stock
be
value.
shares
shareholders
per
Investment
Common
will
Series
Bond
the
_J
The present applications
request fee allowances of $810,000, plus re¬
imbursement
for
expenses.
Of
this
amount,
Simpson
Thacher
&
Bartlett,
company
counsel,
requests
$161,500;
Percival " E.
Jackson^
counsel for the Stuberfield Committee for
Preferred Stock Certificate
Holders, $300,000; and Hawkins, Delafield and Wood, counsel for the
Cornell
Preferred Stockholders
Protective'
to
at
as
Fund
industry series funds
merged
The underwriting group, headed
tp the
24
ox'
Diversified
as
Diversified
Investment
value of their holdings on the
effective date of
28, in full shares of Diversified Investment Fund
Fund
Three—
proposal
a
total
a
Fund.
Shareholders
by
has
scheduled
fee
decision
share,
,
surviving Funds will
Into
Growth
will
"
Diversified
Ftind.
10
Funds
/•
,
Finance Corp. loan.
asked for the Federal
"
$1.71
stock
common
banks,
estimates
principally
to^ which
sales
NOTE—Of
Terminals, Inc., Brooklyn, Ni Y.— With¬
has
for
holders
Bond
outstanding during
Diversified Funds,- Inc.—To Reduce Funds to
*The
SEC
to;the
$1.63
1159.
p.
at
proceedings upon that part of the plan for compliance
by this
comany with the provisions of Section 1Kb) of the
Holding Company
Act. which related to the question of additional
payments1 to be made
"
of
period
176,
into
,
1952.
subscription
company's* operations
stock are
•
monej) to bilild
given.—V. 175,
ceive
the
639,237
company
The
,
*
.
River
plications
stock—
end
$30.99
the
,
share
per
shares outstand. at
on
into
at Kings Mountain,
other
ing amounts
of
Retained in the business for
working capital
*
..
3,
at $53 thereafter to
maturity.
evidenced by transferable
Debentures 4% due 1967____
5% cum. pfd. stock
(par $100)
Common stock (par
$2.50)
8,048,136
$16,025,504
income
dividends
$31.98
__x
exhaust
Tenders
1, 1952 to Oct. 23, 1952. The
(EST) on Oct. 23. Estabrook"
p.m.
company
CAPITALIZATION
Sept. 30, '52 Dec. 31, '51
$15,029,486 $12,570,377
Electric Bond & Share
Net
Cash
The
used
Term 4%
$77,728,899
2,507,980
-
corporation
The
$23,624,187
8,583,161
-
York, N. Y., is inviting
- first
mortgage bonds, series
exceeding 102%
of the prin¬
to
Nov. 5,
sufficient to
released property account.
12 o'clock noon oh Nov.
in the
.
_
2,765,776
__
share__t.^
per
1376.
Reconstruction
302,208
$24,608,665
etc.)—
The
23,321,979
587,006
New
of
not
are
varied
a
are
were
'
draws RFC Application-^-
137,887,061
24,021,659
'
■
President
as
formerly Execu¬
'
amounted
176,
$88,443,328
Fund
p.
East
1951
$167,575,279 $161,209,040
143,553,620
Reliance Insurance
Hatch
was
company's new lithium
Va., the accompanying
pf
Net
of
...
....
value
176,
....
1952
utility operations
taxes—..
and
expenses
sharer
•
lieu
may
form,
mentioned
public
-
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
Months Ended Aug. 31—
12
interest
the
respect
Dec. 31. '51
outstanding
asset
—V.
Detroit Edison Co.
.
the
of
Shares
-
•
,
Co.,
prices
convertible
are
numerous
the
by Duquesne,
to
salq
m
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—Asset
Value Up—
4,946 shares of common stock to be offered at $10
per
share, without underwriting. The proceeds will be added to
working
capital.—V. 174, p. 274,
,
B.
Mr. .Hatch
amount
an
at
and
capital.
which
Philadelphia's
sold
are
1957,
BUSINESS^-Company
Net
...
per
1376.
p.
In
an
$2,900,000.
purposes.-
offering
$10)
______■
common
20.
1952, the right
subscribe
to
of
ing
which
Sept. 30; '52
Fund.
As of—
the
covering
.
Trust
of
held
now
Sunbright,
concentrating plant
competi¬
share.
per
of
and
,
value
176,
its affiliate,
Kenneth
'Common stock
Exchange Commission—
The
it
1991,
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
fered, and from borrowings from
Philadelphia,
for 'construction
probable
stock
issued
be
Oct.
1792.
p.
be divided or combined as desired. Full
warrants, in
issued for 66 rights and
multiples of 66 rights.
warrants, in bearer form, are issued for less than 66
rights.
It
will be
necessary for holders of fractional
warrants, in order to
realize the value
thereof, either to purchase additional warrants to
the- extent of
obtaining 66 rights, or to sell the fractional warrants.
stock.—
$16,000,000.
to
the
on
record
173,
Fractional
stock of Duquesne.
1952,
outstanding
asset
—V.
Delaware Research & Development
Corp., New Castle,
Del.—Files With Securities and
SEC
to
interest from Oct.
heads
debentures
rants
holders
of
used, by Philadelphia to
repay
Standard Gas & Electric Co.,
of common
,
the
Shares
of
1160.
p.
accrued
of $26,051
Rights
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund-Asset Value Up—
per share,
purchase equip-
elected
Thomas.
176,
Farmers
1,
and
prior to Oct. 1,
the
(3,268
ended.
kind
one
be
from
announced
As of—
SEC
at $1
to
and
men
with
dividend
issued.—VI
investment group which has agreed to
at the subscription
price all debentures not
subscribed for through the exercise of
warrants.
Stock Sale—
on
common
are
policy
purchase
30,
at
23,076
1376.
p.
Sept.
recorded
increase
an
stock;
period
more
expensive
better
presented to the bank before
176, p. 143.
Darmond
Mining & Smelting Co., San Gabriel, Calif.
•—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
be
holders
be
accrued
scheduling for hearing on Nov. 12,
by Philadelphia Co. and its subsidiary,
shares
sale will
loan
shares
stock
to
10
Frank'H.
sale
July
amount
registered
quarter
The remaining 80,000 shares are
the net proceeds to be used
by it
New
250,000
company
Oct.
on
late
Bank
due
sum
&
as
holders
and
common
of
it
684.
p.
Stock Dividend—
50%.
a
31
will
rights will expire at 3
order
an
170,000
of such
relatively
176,
$1,973,000 aggregate principal amount of
convertible subordinate sinking fund
debentures,
due Oct. 1, 1967, at the rate of
$500 of debentures for
each 66 shares of common stock and
$1,000 of debentures
for each 132 shares of common
stock, plus in each case
1951.
of
holders
issued
stock,
the
considered
time."—V.
4%
(Inc.)—Number of
stockholders
number
June
holders
6,730
has
directors
this
Foote Mineral Co.—Convertible Debentures
Offered—
The company is
offering the holders of its common stock
of'record at the close of business Oct.
8,
of
142,237
the
in¬
this
„
*$1.09
176,
amounting to $2,500,000, and then to the reduction
outstanding bank loans; presently- aggregating
States.
p.- 143.
'The
the
City
The
by
865" over
as
Philadelphia
proceeds
These plants
Bedford, Worcester and
Cambridge, Mass.; Indianapolis, Ind.; Fuquay
Springs, N. C.; three
plants at Cleveland, Ohio, and two
plants at Providence, R. I.—V. 176;
located
are
this
shares
Pinehurst, N. C.
The
Philadelphia
4%,
the
852.
SEC
requirements by
Oct.
Vice-President.—V.
must
6,560.720
1952.—V.
1952, the joint application filed
Duquesne Light Co.',
requesting authorization
municipal arid
their
in
of
to
necessary
$8,618,457
6,999,447
letter of notification
a
shares
Duquesne Light Co.-^Hearing
The
now
A,
325,979
__
16,
employees
tive bidding of 250,000 shares of the
has purchased
N.
the
in
southern
one
6,000
owned
of
stock
p.
is
to subscribe for
-125,891
include
it
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville RR.—Tenders—
$7,636,020
,
Sept.
on
where
dircctorsv of this company and of
The
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With SEC—
was
number
were
V.-176,
further
a
company
the
split
point
the
at
declared
payable
tenders for the
v
exceed
increase
There
'
announced
the
of
their
on
Sanford,
15
of
success
Carolina, and
imposed
.The company
.
Oct.
on
operations
on
tive
$8,944,433
_____.
_.
the-first half-year,
the
over
of
common
176, p. 957.
to
company
1952,
Cornell-Dubilier Electric
Corp.—Expansion—
of
'
have
$5),
to succeed
1951
12,083,738
stock
outstanding
stock
conserve
Eire Association of Philadelphia—New President—
The
Co." of
30,737,696
21,793,260
303,869
common
subscription by
figures
1
three-
$97,781,145
income
share
these
dividend
fractional shares cash
16.
:
corporation-on OCt;'7 filed
close
\
follows:
as
the
to
directors
(par
—V.
to
stock
common
the
securities,
cash
to
STATEMENT
(E.i II) du'Pont de Nemours & Co.
Stockholders Increase—
open
be
;
,
stock
common
cash
Dec.
exchange.'
prior
of
,
issued immediately upon deposit
of prior preference stock certificates
with City Bank Farmers Trust Co.
in
Sept.
$7,939,889
common
finance
selling
a
done
was
re¬
20,023,627
on
than
of
This
capacity substantially for the production of
.
purpose of .retiring prior
preference stock, this company is
offering two shares, of common stock in
exchange for each share of $3
prior preference stock now
outstanding.
The offer will
until
common
was
1952
taxes
reached
quarters.
working capital and to increase facili¬
rapidly expanding room air conditioner
Federal-Mogul Corp.—50%
The
stock
from
INCOME
has
company's
forego
both
plan,
company and its subsidiaries.
proceeds from the sale of 2,700
treasury shares will be added to
working capital.': Any additional shares subscribed for
will be purchased,
by the company at the market for resale
to employees.
No underwrit¬
ing is involved.—V. 172, pi 571.
•
and
remain
Dow
income—
on
dividends—
1
offered
r
16
to
cipal
per
covering- not
;
-
Cooper-Bessemer
of
effective
excluded
are
Canadian
applicable
of
^Before
.
and
1058.
:
for
shares
became
directors
taxes
stock
The
Tn
46,813
which
previous
for
company's
being completed about
income
The
'
split
Dravo Corp.;
$8,764,932 $24,784,620 $26,314,900
:
■
deduction
method
26.
Nov.
purchase
on
before
Preferred
•
Period End. Aug. 31—'
payroll
and
the
which
the
"Rather
Dow's
to
on
any
United States
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.—Current
Sales Off—
Sales;.
close
$93,938,024
Earnings
Shares
—V.
a
crease
in
funds
handle
business,
on
420,-
about
available
and
sales
Earnings
1264.
under
3
expire
paid
provide
to
product.
shares
Nov.
open
stock
subscribe
will
require
Three Months Ended
Aug. 31—
Net
offer, which ex¬
Sept. 27. (See further details in V. 176, p. 1159.)
on
205,000
offering'will
purchase
CONSOLIDATED
sold
at $41.75 per
scribed for at $40 per share under the
pired
rights
to
and
officers, and
acquired by the
underwriters through purchase of
subscription rights
from certain
stockholders, and the balance (269 shares)
represented .the unsubscribed portion of the
original of¬
fering to common stockholders of record Sept. 16 of a
total issue of 7,172 shares.
There were 938 shares sub¬
—V. 176, p.
permitted
the plan, but all other
employees of the company, its subsidiaries and
associated companies on
the payroll Oct.
14, 1952 and remaining on the
payroll during the
subscription period are eligible to subscribe.
1264.
p.
cash'to
similar
stock
Dow
requisite
w.nter months.—V. 176,
disbursement
ties
the balance of their sub¬
time after April 6, 1953.
They also have rights of
reduction at any time prior to final
payment.
plan launched last
January, 46% of Dow's eligible
oversubscribed an offering under which
at
a:,
for-one
be
be
Subscription
wage.
approximately
will
employees
cently completed
build¬
will
beginning in December, 1952
They may, however, prepay
1953.
cancellation
wint?r-
meet
advances
1953,
1,
scriptions
extensions
used
storage
that
part of
Sept.
employees
annual
The
employees
with payments
$2 000,030,
remainder
cash
underground
It
during the
Gas
$1,500,000.
replenish
subs.diaries
Consolidated
to
Dow
stockholder subscriptions would
shares,' leaving
Dow
without interest,
to four of its
Natural Gas Co., $3,000,000; The East
The
time
authorization
their
of
22,000 employees.
credit,
Natural
inventories
demands
repaid
follows;
as
by the
of
up
time
SEC
of
York
be
required
received
extensions
Co.,
N^w
are
has
company
while
estimated
was
000
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Loan Extensions—
'The
date,
to
up
purchased
were
176, p.
if similar in operation to those offered
by the company
past three years,
Common'stockholders of record Oct. 21 will'
privilege of purchasing one share for each 50 shares held on
plan
the
have the
3
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisement*
t«uS»
ne
made
m
New
York
funds.
%
■
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1472)
a subsidiary of Cities Service Co., has applied to the
authorization to enter into a credit agreement with The
Bank of the City of New York and Commerce Trust
for
SEC
National
Chase
Co.,
on
or
wherebv Gas Service may make borrowings from time to time
prior to Nov. 1, 1954, in amounts not exceeding $5,500,000 in the
and
the
to
9 Mos. End.
f
Net
1952
$19,310
—11-
"After
—
charges and
all
482,526
of
shares
assets
net
—
'
$13,375,872 $12,634,021
-—
174, p.
$55,24
$57.12
Net asset value per share
—V.
1597.
Electric
General
Co.
Rand
with this company's program of decentralization, all
G-E fluorescent lamp ballasts will now be manufactured at its Dan¬
ville, 111., plant, it was announced recently by Carl H. Rinne, General
Manager of the company's Specialty Transformer and Ballast Depart¬
ment, Fort Wayne, Ind.
*'
keeping
direct
said.—V.
Rinne
176,
share)
"Short-term
recent
for
to
portion
proceeds
time
Frlgidaire Products of Canada Ltd. officially opened its new $11,000,plant on Oct. 16 at ceremonies attended by top General Motors
Canadian
in
Located
officials.
Government
engines
Scarborough,
fund
suburb of Toronto, Canada, the plant pro¬
a
vides 10 acres of factory floor space and can produce in excess of 1,000
other products a day.
Its
porcelain finishing department.
appliances
$1,000,000
includes
equipment
and
the
additional
The
in
plant
Canada.
defense
than
more
Another
doubles
production.—V.
176,
CAA,
work
The
underwriting group,
distributing
has
tures,
rrir.der
The
of
issue
the
the
issue,
Guardian
by Glore,
at
Oct.
100.—V.
176,
1059.
p.
at
$1
to
be
stock
per share through Batkin
used to pay for expansion
&
Co.,
and
(par
York.
New
for
cents)
10
The
to
Antioquia
proceeds
ara
working capital.
Period End. Sept. 30—
income
lowing
Int.
before
long-term
on
Depreciation,
amort.,
Taxes
Minority
Net
Com.
Service
Co.—Stock
Oversubscribed—The
2,782,775
2,277,024
1,983,775
2,198,065
3,522,640
763,832
883,868
1,438,969
$3,482,032
paid—
91,379
93,504
$8,745,234
274,136
paid
outstanding
1,545,696
1,545,696
4,637,088
88,000
86,000
outstand.__
3,091,392
1,030,464
3,091,392
"Earns,
$40.49
$46.90
$101.69
share
$1.10
$1.31
$2.74
per
"Earnings
com.
share for the year 1951
per
established by
$9,666,859
Sociedad
A.;
deposits
175,
p.
$109.85
$3.04
.
new
basis
de
Asbestos
ciates
176,
176, p. 1060.
Ltda.;
A.—V.
'•.
proceeds
stockholders
capitalization
It
,
This
is
176, p.
of
1952—9 Mos.—1951
stock
will
go
to
of
will
will
Penn
their
Mutual
rights
to
Life
the
Insurance
issue
at
stock
A
consist
to
distribution
The
proceeds will be used for
demands
from
aircraft
a
new
5
building and equipment to help
companies.
See
V.
176,
per
be
p.
corporation on Oct. 13 announced the
acquisition
Chemicals, Inc., of Paterson, N. J.—V.
173, p. 660.
of
selling
on
income
Net
income
Earns,
^
per
com.
(&
of
Cornwall
share
p.
—
used
the
conversion
follows:
as
1960-1975
the
held
remaining
five
Air¬
specifications
$65,000,000
to
retire
by Prudential, $20,000,030
to help finance
$25,000,000
to
increase
of
$100,000,000
This
years.
Lighting
ratio
of
will
working
include
for
capital.
new
of
for
of the
559,942
new
shares
share,
at
which
$15.50,
the
for
company
each
has
Corp.
which
purchased
not
were
will
the
use
of
headed
group
bank
at
by
the
subscribed
proceeds
loans
Blyth & Co.,
public offering
seven
for
by
the
of
common
already
Inc.,
and
price
the
stockholders.
employed
stock
for
6ale
for
construction.
company
planned to sell
proceeds
for
struction
of
of
of
require
registration
a
first mortgage
these
the
bonds
with
statement
bonds,
of
utility
It
total
Nov.
on
financing will
facilities.
new
filed
15
of
series E,
the
due
1982.
bank
loans
sale at competitive bidding.
construction
will
program
1266.
Oct.
on
for public
be
to
pay
and the
that the
is estimated
expenditures
17.
used
plant
of
off
for
balance
con¬
construction
1952
approximately
$46,000,800,
which
$26,400,000
has been expended
through
July
31,
1952.
requirements for the period Aug. 1, 1952, to Dec. 31,
inclusive, are estimated to require expenditures of $103,000,000
1954,
for
electric
for
common
properties,
176,
for
properties,
gas
$11,000,000
'
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»
Lynch Corp.—New Industrial Relations Manager—
of
-
Echlin's
has
duties
been
will
appointed Industrial Relations Manager, /
include
Labor
;
\
Relations
for
the
fivfrplants
this
corporation, including The Packaging Division, -in Toledo, Ohio;
The
Compressor Division of Defiance, Ohio; The Marion, Indiana, >
Machine .Shop; The Lynch Foundry, and the Glass
Machinery Division
plant In Anderson, Ind.—V. 173, p. 2091.
■*(
1' ' *
Macco
A
letter
1,000
Corp./Paramount, Calif.—Files With SEC—
of
notification
shares
of
(approximately
to
p.
to
go
1790.
common
$10
per
Edward
was
filed
with
the
SEC
on
~
^
Sept.-30' covering
stock
(par $1) to be offered at the^ market
share),- without underwriting.- The iproceeds
Pellegrin, the selling stockholder.—V. 166.
A.
.v.-
-7-
-
..
to
on
continue
the
i(R. H.) Macy & Co., Inc. (&
Subs.)—Earns.—Highlights
Fiscal Year Ended—
;
'
the
^
Aug. 2, 1952
Net retail sales
increased
Income
"
from
July 28, 51
$
f
$
331,780,000 350^842,000
retail
operations
'
6,997,000
9.085,000
Drl,005,000
'501,000
5,992,000
9,666,000
3,200,000
4,400,000
2,792,000
Earnings before Federal income taxes
of
common
stock
Aug.
announced
on
Corp.,
the
entire
210,000
29,
$5)
of
1952,
of
Steel
federal
a
shares of
new
it
was
Net
formed to acquire the
Division in exchange for its
stock.—V. 176, p. 329.
company,
company's
common
was
—V.
$
13,545,852
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$
V.
176, p. 600.
176, p.
from
merger
and
sales
Dividend
of
5,266,000
radio
2,767,000
,
earnings and capital profit
on
preferred stock
sh. (including above cap.
5,559.000
$
'
profit)
Em.
per
com.
sh. (excluding above cap. profit)
0.98
As of—
♦
Aug. 2, '52
78,496,859 800,177,382 760.706,239
1061.
2.51
July 28, '51
$
and
U. S.
Govt,
receivable,
obligations incl.
tax notes
on
Lifo
basis
18,764,000
19-,316,000
60,392,000
57,992,000
current liabilities
to
Property and equipment,
14,369,000
21,531,000
41,344,000
31,612,000
Outstanding merchandise purchase orders
Working capital
Ratio of current assets
$
19,835,000
24,100,000
customers
Merchandise inventories
' ^
2.51
com.
Accounts
1952—40 Wks.—1951
954,000
2.59
per
Cash
1952—4 Wks.—1951
5,266,000
1,104,000
Em.
13,059,084 115,817,021 112,803,568
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up—
80,159,097
profit
television properties
Total net
.
1952—Month—1951
taxes
earnings—
and
Tipton
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—September Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 30—
income
common
Capital
Kingston
of
(par
shares
15.
Parts
assets
«
Oct.
Sales
1952-9 Mos.-1951
and
1162.
p.
according to F. K. Zimmerman, President.
Mr.
J:
$16,000,000
property.—V.
3.3
3.0
50,203,000
(net)
Long-term debt (less amounts due within 1 yr.)
2,700,000
$5,498,993 $14,756,744 $16 145 194
t3,110,000
8,287,000
t9,"458,602
$2,119,144
$2,388,993
$6,469,744
$1.20
$6,686,592
$1.36
$3.68
$3.80
share
"Based on 1,757,978 shares.
federal taxes on income for the third quarter of
LI5* an? the nine. months ended Sept. 30, 1951 have been adjusted to
'iOQ6
creases ln taxes provided by the 1951 revenue act. V. 176,
p# 329#
-
con¬
construction
Co.—Stock
one
banking
repayment
Net
,
1378.
five
$
Subs.)—Earnings—
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$4,819,144
(est.)
engines,
•
shares
It is
stockholders.
outstanding.—V. 176,
one
Period End. Oct. 4—
taxes
the
incurred
15.
$
Hydrocarbon Chemicals, Inc., Newark, N.
J.—Acquis.
Fed. income taxes
in
33V3%
is being made to each holder of
Kingston Products Corp. of record
1161.
The
Period End. Sept. 30Income
before
Federal
and
covering $20,000,000
are
of
Sales
Industrial Rayon Corp.
con¬
added.
stockholders subscribed
company
The
.'
•'* '
;
Corp.
Co—If
Nov
a
meeting.
meet
the
modification
International
Co.—Large Private Placement Arranged
next
Island
to be offered
stock dividend, payable Nov. 1,
Following this distribution, totai
of 388,000 shares
($1 par value) common
share cost to $2.53.
a
Oct.
record
adjust
two
stock
Co.—To Place Preferred Stock
to
waive
for
the
-
Su¬
Kingston Products Corp.—Distribution—
$1,877,504 $17,592,538 $17,642,131
Steel
preferred
'
''
the
amount
The. company has arranged to sell its 11,000-share
offering of 4V4%
stockholders
Kits
and
York
to
•Registers $20,000,000 Bonds With SEC—
SEC
$1,574,933 $11,646,407 $12,359,647
'
•
•_
expressed intention of *the management
payment of the regular quarterly 5c cash dividend
Privately—
common
the
Boston
partial
the
and
1952—8 Mos.—1951
..
Parts
Hussman Refrigerator
cumulative
Co.
LAS
New
Other. income
1952—Month—1951
$1,913,182
To™
by
at
expansion program and
plans call for the expenditure
in
in
The
'
..
$1,439,454
329.
p.
net
stock.
Corp.—September Sales Higher-
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sa]reS,^-
to
oversubscribed. See details in V.
176, p. 1377.
Howard Stores
—V.
1952—Month—1951
.
The directors have declared
of
was
Transmission
bases
respectively
held.
15,007
their economic value, Mr.
er's concession of 25 cents per share.
1648.
—
Stock Sold—The offering on
150,000 shares of common stock (par $10) at
$21.50 per share by The First Boston Corp. and asso¬
8
he
change
loans
investment
First
Kimberly Corp.—Secondary Offering—Morgan & Co.
on Oct. 8 made a secondary
offering of 25,000 shares of
common stock (par $1) at $3.37.% per
share, with a deal¬
Harnischfeger Corp.
Oct.
Gas
LAS
delivered
were
manufactured
at
subscription is 97.5%
shares
Co.—Receipts Decline—
" '
royalties
—V.
The
(
These
Subscriptions—The
584,935 new com¬
shares through purchase warrants which
expired
This
Colombiana
to determine
Receipts from oil & gas
280,511
converted to the
are
three-for-one stock split.—V.
powerful
for
equipped
was
October 9.
on
Corp.—New Affiliate Formed—
Kern County Land
1,030,464
share__
pfd.
1061.
p.
Development—
company's
mon
stock to its stockholders has been
88,000
shares
the
Bernard J,. Echlin
2,782,253
86,000
divs.
per
$4,127,322
being
to
bank
common
Oct. 14 that its offering of 150,-
on
common
Period End. Aug. 31—
divs.
shares
Earns,
1,209,674
1,130,899
512,141
profit
Common
1952—9 Mos.—1951
1,594,537
(est.)
interest
Preferred
Pfd.
devel
income
work¬
Construction
$8,089,375 $14,624,090 $16,919,864
4,772
14,148
14,372
4,716
as
each.
for
and
176,
per
either
$1,000
gathering and transmission lines, compressor stations, exploration and
drilling wells and other extensions in Lone Star's Texas and Oklahoma
territory.—V. 176, p. 1162.
•
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
ary offering of 12,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
was made on Oct. 16 by Smith, Barney & Co. at
$18.50
per share, with a dealer's discount of $1.25 per share.—
V. 166, p. 2210.
depletion,
and
on
debt_
retire
struction
Kalamazoo Paper
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$6,724,325
involved.-^-V.
replacements
as
said.
Burbank, Calif.,
Present
$34,000
first mortgage sinking
bestos fibre produced by Asbestos Colombiana, S.
fol¬
deductions
of
by 3%% promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1977.
(M. A.) Ilanna Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
be
($10
par
issued
company on Oct. 15 borrowed $110,000,000 from
the Prudential Insurance Co. of
America, to be evidenced
Fisher said,
and, if the exploration results are favorable, will design a mill and
other facilties necessary to the production of asbestos fibre. JohnsManville will also provide research facilities at its Research Center at
Manville, N. J., for the purpose of testing, grading and assaying as¬
offered
be
will
Tennessee
and
Lone Star Gas
Institute de Fomento Industrial, a Colombian Government organization
devoted to promoting the industrial development of the country.
Johns-Manville will furnish the technical personnel for exploring the
letter of notification with the SEC
a
common
S.
at
be
develop "fluid sound"
aircraft
performed
addition
An
Colombiana,
to
—The
by this corporation in a company formed to explore
asbestos deposits in the Department of Antioquia, Colombia, was an¬
nounced on Oct.
14 by A. R. Fisher, President,
Participants in the new company, to be known as Asbestos Colombiunos, S. A., will include, in addition to Johns-Manville Corp., Eternit
& Co., which has
sinking fund deben¬
of
to
offered
denominations
J
SEC
for the latest version of the Hartzell controllable
pitch pro¬
peller, containing an emergency feathering mechanism.—V.
176, p. 1378.
Participation
thereby placing the unsold reone
half, on the free market.
publicly at
7 filed
and
thev
1952,
1,
Nov.
on
(formerly 6V2%
be
notes
the
381.
announced
122 shares of
Corp., Long Island City, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
redemption
for
bonds
to
in
with
provide
oversubscribed.—V. 176, p. 1266.
Forgan
issue
used
the
Clutter
now
be
Long
Chemical
The corporation
are
offered
$12,000,000
account,
offered
eovering 299,900 shares of
172, p.
company
Co.—Offering Terminated—
estimated
orginally
was
called
Johns-Manville
headed
Glenmore's
terminated
has
Iowa Public
manufacturing facilities
being used primarily for
now
Mr.
will
In
x
Redemption—
stock
promissory
notes
notification
the Ranger 200 HP
originally, it was an¬
Clutter, General Sales Manager of the company.
which
by J. W.
version
1377.
p.
Glenmore Distilleries
been
Frigidaire's
plant, at Leaside, is
be
engineV
HP
2G0
perior Oil Co.
business and "the
have been estab¬
gold bonds) dated May 1, 1925, and due May 1, 1965.
be redee'med at par and accrued interest at Central Na¬
Bank of Cleveland, trustee,
123 W. Prospect Ave., Cleveland,
Ohio.—V.
The
new
factory is making electric refrigerators, electric ranges,
beverage coolers, ice cream cabinets, food freezers, and air condition¬
ing equipment. In the future it also will make electric water heaters,
automatic washing machines and electric clothes driers.
capital
10-year
of
The
seasonal
peaks in
accounts receivable will,
minimized as a result of this loan."—V. 176,
first mortgage
com¬
modification has been approved
by the Civil Aeronautics Authority and two model G-44A aircraft have been modified and licensed
by
They will
tional
new
a
to
are
with
nounced
borrowing which has been done by the company during
company
its 4%
of
of
non-interest
The
proceeds
are
to
be
$65,000,000 of 3% notes due
This
r
shares
or
letter
a
more
Lycoming
to
and
-
Lockheed
Aircraft
Service,
Inc.
has
engineered and developed
a
power plant modification of the Grumman "Widgeon" amphibian (Models
G-44 and G-44A)
\vhich» provides for installation of
Opened—
000
175.
.
Privately—The
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—New
port
Interstate Bridge Co.—Partial
Placed
filed
3
ing, capital. No underwriting
of
to
meet
being, be
years
the
Oct.
on
$40,000 of
The
685.
p.
General Motors Corp.—New Canadian Plant
of
appears
and
interest
expanded.
1265.
p.
prices which
permanent."
requires
Co.
volume
increased
of
of
"
176, p. 509.
company
6%
funds for plant expansion, he added, will
be
invested
in production of
rubber and other synthetic materials.
"We
plan further
development
of
our
subsidiary,
Shoenterprise
Corp.," he continued, "which during the past two years has diverted
a
portion of our working capital into long-term financing of inde¬
pendently-owned retail shoe stores.
This successful venture will be
effective Oct. 1, is expected to Improve service and provide
routing oi ballast orders to the point of manufacture.
Other lighting components,
such as lurninous-tube transformers and
vapor-lamp ballasts, will continue to be manufactured at Fort Wayne,
Mr.
less
or
substantial
A
The move,
more
more
as
level
Shoe
International
because
inflated
lished
"
that
said
capital
working
post-war
made.—V.
were
Lindberg Instrument Co., Berkeley, Calif.—Files—
The
The financing
arranged through Glore, Forgan & Co.
Mr..
of
Manufacture
Consolidates
—
Fluorescent Ballasts—
In
Mutual Life.—V.
like amount
and the- re¬
publicly through
Rand, President, announced that the loan will serve these
four
purposes:
provide additional working capital, funds for plant
expansion and
further development of
International's subsidiary—
Shoenterprise Corp.—and minimization of short-term borrowing.
"International's
position for continued
growth has
been greatly
strengthened by this private placement loan," Mr. Rand said, "because
the net cost of borrowed capital after taxes Is only about one-third
as
much as the payment for capital in the form of common stock."
Dec. 31/51
Sep. 30/52
share
*
-
a
Edgar E.
General Capital Corp.—Net Assets Increase—
Co.—Notes
'
«v.
1952,
1,
3Vz% promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1982.
was
-
S. Durkee, President, said the
proceeds will be used for capital
and for working
capital, etc. Of the proceeds, $1,575,000
already been used to retire notes previously issued to Northwestern
covering eight
1160.
As of—
Total
Dec.
International Shoe Corp., St. Louis, Mo.—Notes Placed
by Reynolds & Co., for group account. See also
headed
V. 176, p.
to
certificates are being offered
176, p. 1266.
of
R.
has
Privately—The company on Oct. 10 announced that it
had completed arrangements for the private placement
with three insurance companies of an issue of $30,000,000
by the underwriters,
placed
were
$124,500
dollar
cents per
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.
offering of $150,000 of 6% debenture
it is announced that $25,500 principal
1962,
10
expenditures
Hughes & Co. See also V.
L.
Stock Subscriptions—Of the
—
1,
of
it was announced on Oct. 10, has placed
privately
$2,500,000 3%% notes, due Sept. 1, 1967, with the North¬
recent
exchange—dollar for
Nov.
on
pany,
Corp.—Offering—
offered first to stockholders who purchased
in
maining
28,576 shares of common stock offered to common stock¬
holders at $14 per share on a l-for-10 basis, 27,749 shares
were subscribed for up to and including Oct. 6.
The 827
unsubscribed
stock
R.
Oct.
due
amount was
423,292
176, p. 239.
taxes.—V.
General Bronze Corp.
certificates
$78,586
the
paid
against
*
Lane-Wells
of
with
be
decided
,
on
connection
In
.1950
$12,141
466,928
1951
$7,928
460.862
Sept. 30—
profit
be
ordinarily
to date and the importance
possible large development expen- 1
paying the dividend which
1; 1952.
In each of the three pre- <
provide for
have
'
$1,000
of
International Aggregates
Gauley Mountain Coal Co.—Earnings—
Tonnage
company
nominations
to
directors
2488.
*
Oct. 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
one-year debentures to be issued at par (in de¬
each), without underwriting. The proceeds are
used to assist in the temporary financing of mortgages.
The
covering $250,000
during
require
years
would
the
ceding quarters distributions
'
...
conserving surplus
ditures,
Inter-City Funding Corp., Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.—Files
esti¬
is
program
the expenditure of approximately $13,619,000
1952-54.—V. 175, p. 1861.
to
mated
construction
The
completed.
heretofore
work
1266.
176, p.
of
p.
Trust; and
to request
thereon.
The funds are to be used for construction pur¬
to reimburse the company's treasury in part for construc¬
hearing
poses
tion
of
share.—V.
per
aggregate from Chase Bank and $2,000,000 from Commerce
the SEC has given interested persons until Oct.
23, 1952
a
price
Monday, October 20, 1952'
.
Due to the loss in operations for the
year
this company's common stock, which is being dis¬
tributed by a group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., has been changed
to $40.05 per share from $40.50 per share, to allow for the 45-cent
dividend declared
recently.
The dealer concession is still .,60 cents
The
.
Lake Shore Mines Ltd.—Omits Dividend—
Idaho Power Co.—Price of Shares Changed—
From Banks—
Gas Service Co.—To Borrow
This company,
.
Kropp Forge Co.—Establishes
The company announced on Get. 17
known as Kropp Engineered Products,
Engineering Unit—
the establishment of a new unit
specializing in the development
of
new
and finished materials, as the latest step in the company's
$5,000,000 expansion program. The new facility is situated in a mod¬
ern factory building of 40,000 square feet in Cicero,
111.
Roy
ables
A. Kropp,
ricating
—V.
President, said that Kropp Engineered Products en¬
to centralize under one roof the finishing and fab¬
forgings produced by all divisions of the company.
the company
work
176, p.
on
1378.
24,900.000
53,604,000
26,500.000
Investment of stockholders
90,349.000
89,695,000
Number
of
Preferred
Common
Number
of
Preferred
Common
shares
outstanding:
265,390
stock—
H
265,600
1,719.354
1.719,354
stock
8.445
and
the
8,938
20.SI 2
stock
MERGER AND SALES
radio
_i:
stockholders:
In accordance with
then
•
stock
20,597
OF RADIO AND TELEVISION
PROPERTIES—
plan announced in the latter part of
television
interests
of
the
corporation
1951,
wer#
soid
tho
to
Volume 176
Number 5161
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1473)
and
merged
nection
of
witti
with
those
the
$4,290,000
The
of
transaction,
and
acquired
General
the
Tire
&
Rubber
corporation- 'received
10%
a
stock
interest
Co.
cash
in
In
Enterprises,
con¬
and
Thomas
National
-
Construction of the world's
traction of chlorophyll was
ground
to the merger, the corporation received from
its' then radio A
and television operating subsidiary
company, its real estate and certain
operating
then
property
leased
General'.Teleradio,
Tire «fc Rubber
at. an.
I
as
by. the
Inc. J, under
Company
and
net, rental
annual
distribution
a
corporation
of
to
lease
a
-
kind.
These
is
term
of
25
;
On
Jan.
26,
1952, the corporation sold
these
properties to
System for Employees" of R. H. Macy & vto., Inc.
affiliates-for^ $4,500,000."l
:r
'
As
of
result
a
profit
these
of $3;444,000.
plicable provision
transactions,
The
net
Federal
for
the corporation
capital
income
$2,767,000.
EXPENDITURE
after
of
taxes
....
CAPITAL
.
profit
realized
■
....
PROGRAM—The
company
is
,
and
Plainfleld.
It
is
also
to
open
branch of
a
MacyV San
...
Francisco
in
Magma Copper Co.—To Vote
The
directors
on
Oct. .15
called
1952.—V.
SEC
corporation
500
covering
offered
stock
at
classes
letter
a
was
to
be
shares of nonvoting common stock
offered
working
176, p. 426., ,'
at
$27.50
capital.
share.
per
The
underwriting
No
will
be
(F. H.)
Total
Of
25,000
notification
shares
through
of
stock
common
with
filed
was
(par $2)
sales
1952
the
to
SEC
the
same
were
be
offered
at
$7
Total
The
company's
amount
of
Dec.
1952,
1,
French
of
J.
—V.
by
the
income
of
been
drawn
National
dollar
by
Rys.
equivalent,
Co.
Incorporated,
Dec.
lot
Co.
will
,f
Wall
23
1,
for
1960,
be
made
—V.
-
Minneapolis St. Paul
Gross
office
& Sault Ste. Marie
1950
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway__.
railway
$4,802,750
._
with
with
nine
687,922
857,570
529,175
604,358
of
outstanding
amounted
30,
to
from
1952
in
27,401,114
of
25,861,543
22,475,452
22,702,861
from
Net
ry.
—V.
3,793,766
2,729,672
2,034,557
3,065,231
1,266,479
995,639
120,795
873,268
income—
oper.
176,
855.
p.
of
company
covering
$290,000
to
par)
be
employees
Oct.
on
aggregate
purchased
stock
filed
2
at
amount
the
purchase
letter
a
of
market
plan.—V.
of
of
as
Sept.
30,
See
shares
for
175,
of
resale
SEC
stock
common
to
the
employees
(no
under
Film
Sir
period
;
of
Sept.
on
"
/
.
.
.
Oct.
on
to
Robert
at
proceeds
It
tached
to
wall,
a
According
to
division,
order
meet
radio
that
clock
a
the
the
Sir
of
be
valuable shelf space.
a
on
pin-up
Oct.
model
This
and
for
this
has
that
be
can
at¬
corporation.
Wavering,
Vice-President
in
charge of
the
pin-up model was designed by Motorola in
for
a
hung
Price
small
in
is
compact
unit combining clock and
area
without
taking up
living
any
the
is
Pincus
has
named
President
of
York,
Inc., it
was announced on Oct.
13 by William II.
Kelley, national VicePresident in charge of sales of
Motorola, Inc., leading Chicago television-radio-electronics manufacturer.
Pincus, now President of Motorola-Philadelphia Co., will also con¬
tinue to head that factory branch as well as
the New York factory
branchi
In
He
becoming
the
sumes
Pincus'
his
assumes
President
position
duties
new
of
held
appointment.—V.
immediately.
Motorola-New
since
176,
Jan.
p.
Sept.
1952.
30,
1
by
York,
Mr.
Inc.,
Mr.
Kelley,
Pincus
pending
as¬
Mr.
of
nine
of
field
recently
plant in the
R. J. Stack, Pres dent.
new
Mr.
Stack
Automotive
plant
in
said
Trim,
the
of
represent
equipment
to
is
V.
Oct.
16
by
company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Canadian
has awarded a contract for building a new
area,
just east of Toronto, Ont.
The new plant
investment of approximately $1,000,000 for
building
will produce automobile interior tr m and seat
the growing automobile industry in the Toronto area.
building which will have 82,000
present
continue
176,
on
completed in
serve
the
of
floor space,
June.
plant of Canadian
to
feet
square
Automotive
automobile
Trim,
industry
Ltd.,
in
in
that
Windsor,
area.—
1061.
p.
letter
a
stock
Managertient
1952
Corporate
City
York
State
franchise
gross
and
$296 092
63,702
income
miscellaneous
taxes
.
22.225
6,900
tax
58,771
23,893
expenses
New
1951
$292 368
expense
3,632
5,252
6,061
ordinary
174, p.
income
1405.
$192,621
$205,353
be
con¬
Oct.
shares
20
for
the
on
subscription
basis
of
one
by
common
for
.share
new
entitled
to
make
additional
sub-
subscriptions
Fox, Wells & Co., the largest shareholder, has agreed,
to exercise its additional subscription privilege
will
will
not
be
further
of
subscribed
be
quoted
for.
ex-rights
notice.—V.
Sept.
on
to
$1)
be
to
with
173,
15
the
on
York
New
Curb
2612.
p.
approved
in
connection
with
the
of" Twentieth
the
change
of
Oct.
Kaften.
both
assumed
elected
was
office
President
as
Oct.
and
the
in
articles
in
former
reduce
to
accepting
of
shares,
President
and
its
the
of
which
name
August,
of
have
Oil
the
and
cost
of
waste
producing
3G
wells
of
23,
ltd.,
picture
"dry
and
35
the
It
was
Ltd.,
Sir
main
Robert
operating
the
elimination
of
payment
dividends.
capital
of
6,000,000
incorporated
and
in
reorganized
1936
SEC
has
company's
under
latest
Canadian
production
allowables
Texas
Granite
and
company
State
Electric
Co.,
have
applied
to
the
for
an
order authorizing the issuance and sale by Granite State
purchase by NEES of 5,500 shares of additional capital stock,
par, of Granite State, at a price of $100 per share; and the SEC
given
interested
persons until Oct. 24,
1952 to request a hearing
of
the
stock
sale
are
to
be
applied by Granite
payment of its then outstanding note indebtedness; and
if any, is to be used for construction expenditures or
Proceeds
the
balance,
reimbursement
to
of
its
treasury therefor.
Bank loans now outstanding
the company is authorized to increase such
$450,000:
New England
and
Consol.
income
inc.
pj. 1379.
excess
(& Subs.)—
net
taxes.-
income—
available
Balance
common
per
—V.
p.
Net
from
ry.
for
shares
common
307,683
334,428
$2,188,339
$2,031,506
1,812,589
1,620.408
$1,21
common
shares
outstanding
—
share
G.
; C.
from
of
1,
the
date
28,
it
is possible
to
22, 1952, the directors
prior preferred stock pay¬
account,"
On
Sept.
the
on
record
March
Sept.
1950,
the
the
25,
1952.
of
date
preferred
This
dividend
retirement
stocks
of
began
to
the
be
1951.
said,
General
Manager
"Owens-IlLno
to
close
the
has
s
the
of
Site—
in
land
of
the
container
glass
the
of
Pacific
company's
surveyed
center
sites
numerous
growing
Coast
trying to
Northwest
Pacific
market."
tion
1950.
in
that
and
increase
United
States
million
in
one
indicated
He
the
next
The
glass container sales tend to follow increases
cited
of
site
effective
States
The
that
figures
Pacific
continuation
a
showing
Northwest
this
of
popula¬
in
population
a
1940
from
trend
through
is
expected
decade.
Portland
providing
Census
the
of
has
service
all
to
Washington
has
to
access
and
plants
rail
and
marketing
highway
transportation,
producing areas in
and
Oregon.
pakland, Los Angeles, Pacific Grove,
Corona, and San Jose, in California, and in 24 other locations through¬
company
the
Western
United States.
Seattle,
Francisco,
San
City.—V.
175,
in
sales
Oakland,
branches
Fresno,
located
are
Los Angeles,
in
Portland,
and Salt
Lake
1762.
p.
Oxford
Placement—The company
Paper Co.—Private
has placed
privately $7,000,000 20-year 4% serial sinking
for
announced
Oct.
$3,000,000 to the
The loan will be
14.
repaid through
instalments of $250,000, beginning April 1,
1958, with the unpaid balance due Oct. 1, 1972.
semi-annual
The
also
company
repayable $500,000
has
on
borrowed
Oct.
1,
1954,
Proceeds
b^n
used
1952.
sale
all
pav
of
of
income.
856.
modernization
Maine,
plant,
refinancing
and
Subsidiary
of
and
for
program,
payments of
from
the
company's outstanding
addit'onal
Mr.
notei
bank
debt
of
as
have
Oct.
1.
approximately $6,000,000 will bs used
improvement
of
working
Chisholm said,
facilities
at
the
cap'tal.
will materially
Rum-
reduce
debt.
Also
Places
Debentures
Privately—Mr.
$1.25
annual instalments of
$100,000, starting Oct. 1, 1961, and
$800,000 on 3V2% bank notes, to be repaid
in
eight
annual
instalments of
$100,000,
beginning
October 1, 1953.
has borrowed
,
Proceeds
will
be
a
new
of
used
by
power
present facilities.—V.
the
plant
176,
Rumford
to
p.
Falls
replace
a
company
part
of
the con¬
to supple¬
for
and
464.
Ry.—EarningsPacific Airmotivc
1951
1950
1949
$662,663
$775,147
$725,952
$522,579
239,591
181,924
112,270
Nine Months Ended August 31—
Sales
*46,888
*175,441
173,801
153,314
Profit before income taxes
5,790,999
5,446,263
5,012,439
1,559,143
.
3'/2%
bank notes,
semi-annually there¬
on
$250,000
debentures and
the
remaining balance
further
annual
the
from
to
The
1,216,839
1,920,479
1,934,197
702,197
1,629,605
2,124,840
Federal
railway
$2,000,000
and
after.
5,609,917
Income—
interests
same
1, 1954, Hugh J. Chisholm, President,
Oct.
on
1952
railway
p.
additional
an
before
or
on
177,606
railway....
oper.
176,
stock
and
Bensinger,
property
struction
railway
from
ry.
to
from
"deficit
the
per. share
Co., wholly-owned subsidiary, has placed privately $1,200,000 4% sinking fund debentures to be repaid through
2,200.311
$2,365,934
770.
oper.
Net
—V.
1952
period
$4
Chisholm also announced that the Rumford Falls Power
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
of
1951
2,788,841
,
August—
from
was $12,871.
thus creating
a
$4,566,245
$2,496,022
dividends
Earnings
Gross
1952
account"
$5,284,863
payable)
-
Preferred
Net
is
to
1952
income
profits tax
(no
(net)
176,
be¬
,
site.
locate
ford,
31—
Federal
before
taxes
Consolidated
Average
1,
the
Division,
for
Gas & Electric Association
12 Months Ended Aug.
Fed.
first
fund debentures, and has a firm agreement to sell deben¬
thereon.
the
dividend
a
Oct.
plant
statistics,
and
England Electric System—To Add to Holdings—
to
applied
31,
this
stock
1251.
65,564 barrel
the
and
$100
of
the
under
proration.
This
board
Aug.
on
for
company has acquired approximately 70 acres
Parkrose Area of Portland, Ore., as
a poscible
new
out
enterprises.
authorized
an
Canada,
the
to
Theatres,
issued.
been
Continental,
New
motion
has
Co.
Co.
Nov.
on
Rank
of
the
"surplus
the
tae
Odeon
Oil
according
its wells produced
has
now
Presidency
Arthur
J.
Continental
present
In
the
director
a
it
the
$223,550
Cascade
cost
difference
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Purchases New
Managing
developed.
Continental
all
the
where
be
to
which
The
The
positions.
effort
to
of
liquidating
a
The
a
producing properties in Western Canada
began research into the use of electronics
an
account,"
of
value
action
1951.
$43,165.
corporation's bonds
cumulative, to Feb.
10.
large
has
$167,514.
was
as
subsidiary,
Corp.
by
credited
owned
in
stated
was
received
was
wholly
With
declared
14
as
the
sum
was
stock
dissolution
initiate
carry¬
Century-
able
scientist,
He
and
"deficit
balance
its
Paramount
cost
the
This
corporation's
upon
Oregon
this
surplus
at
the
Corp.,
This
The
the
offered
share.
per
from
eliminate
notification
(par
$100
$56,036.
-.
board
Frank
Texas
sites
New
Net
Net
—V.
specimen
a
actually
below.
Inc.
these
offer
shares
until
of
stock
through Hayden, Stone & Co.,
used
New Orleans Texas & Mexico
Corp.—Earnings—
Nine Months Ended
Sept. 30—
dividends and interest received
Cash
in
film
1163.
p.
Airlines,
record
the
Paramount
ment
National Aviation
all
dividend
The
which
expected to be
The
will
announced
present
the
of
held.
stockholders
value
$
an
supply
The'hew
was
ma¬
were
compensation,
He said
West
amount
Ajax
will
and
covers
the
Ltd.,
area,
less
incorporation which reduced the amount of prior preferred shares
authorized, from 5,500 shares to 3,264% shares.
The directors, im¬
mediately following
this
meeting,
cancelled
the
2,235 V2
shares
of
prior preferred stock held in the corporation's treasury at its stated
Fibres, Inc.—To Expand—
Toronto
176,
also
stock
The
Through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Texas-Alberta Oil Corp.,
early this year acquired 2,880 acres in the Tex-Harvey
as
Expansion of this corporation's operations in Canada by the
building
a
base
or
Oregon Paramount Corp.—Pays Prior Pfd. Dividend—•
with
240.
p.
i\$
«-<
.
Eritish
the
borrowings by $100,000—V. 176,
National Automotive
stainless
metal
new technique easily and quickly
centimeter
square
and
centimeter
square
Net
the
for
compared
176,
wil
Exchange
company
Slate
1061.
per
Division.
on
as
1952—40 Wks.—1951
reorganization
146.
p.
resigned
exploration
New
Motorola-New
Instrument
plastic
on
chromium and nickel
one
to
of
shares
that
The
$39.95.
been
of
of
planned
11
tures
L.
micrograms
6
Central
$35.02
drillings.
additional
New President of Sales Unit Named—
Edward
involving
amounts
microgram of chromium and less than one-half micro¬
one
Board
without
so
26,915,357 298,968,886 273,587,140
share
be
of
company.
with
company
oil
The
this
by
minute
of
Control
&
deposited
In other words, the
jet to allotment.
-
•'
per
plan
176,
succeeds
who
Texas,
hole"
as
15
of
nickel.—V.
Holders
Sales Up—
filed
to
are
the
meeting
Robert
Director,
Before
new
need
could
radio,
announced
was
Elmer
products
to
of
problems
"
owned
dividends
1951.—V.
in
common
Watson-Watt,
of
a
resigned
version
analysis
Research
metals
where
stockholders
stock.
$293,20.3-
;
.
3
shares of
Corp.—V.
company
novel
quantitative
Development—-
difficult
to
Governors of the New York Curb Exchange on Oct. 15
approved the listing of 35,919 additional shares of common stock
(par $1), issuable pursuant to subscription rights of stockholders.
30,
securities
on
and
,
price of $4.87J/2
part
President
director
Motorola, Inc.—Introduces New Product—
A
2380.
p.
Olympic Radio & Television, Inc.—Plans Offering—
New Continental Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd.,
Calgary, Al¬
berta, Canada—New President Elected—
711.
p.
approach
company's
Wisconsin
The
1952
$36.18
capital
$4,252,001
interest
$!,
■>
•
33,841,324
370
The
of
Canada.
with
steel
of
gram
45%
company's holdings include some 400,000 acres in the highly
developed Alberta fields, another 1,000,000 acres under reservation in
Saskatchewan, and more than
150,000
acres
in
Eritish
Columbia,
notification
or
stock, com¬
$514,865, or
of
year
very thin film or small deposits has been developed
component
coatings
18-8
1952,
The
Montana Power Co.—Files With SEC—
The
the
tains about
.
railway
railway
175,
to $648,573,
common
last
example, in laboratory tests dealing with thin films
covers
-
from
Net
period
has
value
amounted
Co.—Current
"■
corporation
out
Fox
523,432
From Jan. 1—
Gross
outstanding
months
Sep, 30,'52
Dec. 31,'51
$13,025,948 $12,608,503
appreciation
corporation
Sept.
1061.
p.
York.
ing
3,037,245
905,566
and
determines percentages of
60%
September,
$86,260,000
' •/ ;' .
-
'
.
the corresponding
$3,725,730
1.647.S82
income—
opcr.
two
Corp.—Asset Value Higher—
shares
cost
the
ended
covering
New
1549
$3,727,610
of
same
share.—V.
per
powerful
rapidly identified.
;
Series
compared
.,.
unrealized
estimated
an
as
$3,810,087
by
and
terials,
National Theatres Corp.—Files With SEC—
RR.—Earnings
1952
from
Securities
as
of
share-____I__-"___^_—-
360,000
on
176,
The
.
steel
tween
Street, New York, N. Y.
1951
For
in
In
surplus.
August—
and
increase
-
.Period End. Oct. 4— *7 ' 1952—4 Wks.—i05I'O
'
The company on Oct. 3 filed a letter of notification w'th the
SEC
covering 50.000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $4
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to in¬
and
share
the
of
Midwestern United Life Insurance Co., Fort Wayne,
Ind.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
capital
more
identification
elements present in
-:
SEC
crease
new,
the
recently
step
plant
first
an
month
,;'V
on
par.
the
at
year.
Sales
the
income
2379.
the
representing
the
,
in
at
initial
pilot
p.
for
For
National
per
■
redemption
Payment
Series
last
/.V
$275,340 for
share
"
"
173,
year.
Shares
value
of
months
.
&
1498.
p.
have
due
the
a
assets—
asset
compared
of
net
North American Philips Co., Inc.—New
A
year.
Research Corp.—Sales Up
Securities
last
$104,894,000
176, p. 686.
*Based
r
'V."\
>•
'
;
foreign series,
French
their
or
Morgan
174,
bonds,
Frs. 5,700,000
francs
P.
4%
operating
September
over
■
r
by April of next
marks
ago.—V.
$31,293,000,
period
60%
assets
net
*Net
covering
per
to
National Tea
V
operation
months
National
As of—
par),
will be
■-
6
of
National
involved.—V.
Oct.
on
in
each
(no
Midi RR. Co. (Compagnie des Chemins de Fer du
Midi)
-
—Partial Redemption—
ensure-full
several
amounted
1951.—V.
Granbery, Marache & Co., New York, for the account
S. Striked the sellings stockholder.—V.
176, p. 1061.
Clifford
to
aggregated
McGraw & Co., Hartford, Conn.—Files—
letter of
first nine months of 1952 amounted
per
with
approximately 46 cents
Chlorophyll at present is
Aggregate
A
1951.
the
pared
the
^^
.
time
organized
;
proceeds
Sept. 30,
approximately 57 cents
production
$25,17
North Central Airlines, Inc.—New Name—
shares; of 5%
cumulative
preferred stock to.'be
per? share)
and 1,000 shares of voting common-
to
1952
produced
95,000 pounds.
National Securities &
With
with
the
and
and
Net income in
commercial
sales
.
notification
of
States
$25.47
on
a
1952
facilities, for the extraction .-of
chlorophyll.
These
originally built and developed by the parent
company, National
Alfalfa, which is the largest and oldest producer of alfalfa meal—the
principle source of chlorophyll.
All of the pioneer research
developed
by the parent concern was turned over to National
Chlorophyll when
($100
par
(no par), and,.6,394
both
added
filed
2
United
and
that
100,000
were
it
Inc.,
Oct.
on
Chlorophyll
of
$24.51
provision
of a reserve of $762,000, or 67 cents
per share,
unrealized appreciation of investments as at
Sept. 30, 1952,
reserve of
$1,062,000,- or 94 cents per share, as at June 30,
tax
new
in
National
.
small
over
;
The
the
meeting of stockholders of
Baltimore, Md.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—.
v
)
of
in
predicted
excess
that
Total
Co.,
pounds
He
a
,
&
entire" industry
about
qualities.
capacity' in
share
,
174, p. 276.
McCormick
annual
an
program," Mr. Hearn staled.
He
plans have already- been drawn up for the
building of
additional
units' at
strategic spots in other areas as demand for
the product expands..
the company to be held Nov. 21, 1952 for the purpose of
rpproving the
action to be taken by the company in connection with the loan in the;
principal amount of $94,000,000 authorized to be made by Reconstruc¬
tion Finance Corporation to San Manuel Copper
Corp:, a wholly-owned
subsidiary,
The voting record date fixed for the special meeting is
Oct. 28,
*Before
for
machinery, which embody the most advanced methods
for the extraction
of
chlorophyll, were placed some time ago and
National Chlorophyll has been assured that
this machinery
will be
added
RFC Loan—
on
special
a
the
60,000
at
already- known
have
"Construction of
the
plant at Lamar
National Chlorophyll's long range
■<
2378.
p.
t<J' its
will
1951,
Orders for
completed
new shopping center
being developed at Hillsdale, Calif., and to enlarge
the Parkchester branch, of Macy's New York .The
program to modernize
refurbish existing properties has been continued.—V. 175,
and
for
as
Hearn, who also is President of National Alfalfa
Dehydrating
Milling Co., parent • company of National
Chlorophyll stated that
chlorophyll has even wider uses in pharmaceutical and
theraptutic
fields than it has in the
widely publicized field of odor control.
t'f
planned
Sep. 30,'52 Jun. 30,'52 Sep. 30,'51
$28,066,927 $29,491,975 $28,787,659
.
assets
Mr.
to"
plans for additional branches of Bamberger's, all of which will
be located in? New Jersey.
Land has already been acquired in Paramus,
.Eergen County, on which it plans to build a shopping center
including
a,branch store. Other branches are planned for Trenton,
Princeton,
•
net
*Net asset value per
&
—
proceeding
with
In
is estimated
ap¬
amounted
plant
approximately
•
,
$677,000
new
pounds.
•;
and
the
in' addition
uses
capital
a
deducting
broken
was
Total
ex-'
C."
the
•
the'
["Retirement
J.
largest plant for-the continuous
begun at Lamar, Colo., on Oct.
13
the $1,000,000 plant of this
company.
Hearn, President,- said ''completion of the new plant will
giveimpetus- to developing the wast potential of
chlorophyll for medicinal
years
.
•
•
-
•
now
by J The ! QenCral
initial
an
properties
which
company
guaranteed
running for
$315,000.
in
the
As of—
-
«»
,Prior
were
Niagara Share Corp.—Asset Value, etc.—
for New Plant—
Lee"
Inc.; a California corporation, the name^of which"- was
subsequently changed to General Teleradio, Inc.
The General; Tire
& Rubber Co, retained the
remaining 90% • interest.
.other
Chlorophylll & Chemical Co.—Breaks Ground
notes
S.
5
1,:4:,413-
income
Net profit
Earnings per
—V.
175,
p.
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up—
1952
558,086
407,000
I
share-,
$16,569,908
1,084.000
taxes
2180.
1951
$20,883,785
(estimated)
$677,060
—
$558,086
$1.04
$0.86
'
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
C
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1952
.
(1474)
Operating
reveneus
Operating
exp.
Net
____
taxes
1,276,944
$390,109
$330,406
$4,242,850
$4,631,328
£>r603
Dr712
95,405
6,815
&
income
Gro;.s
tnct)____
67,296
Pfd. div.
100,742
828,000
1,318,126
$322,210
deduct.
$228,952
$4,210,255
37,515
37,515
450,180
$3,320,017
450,180
(net)
income
Net
requirement-__
Bal. available for
divs.
$4,638,143
$5,038,255
$329,694
$389,506
date
Nov.
of
1.
funds for the completion of Yale and to carry the
company s noimal expansion of transmission and distribution facilities
through 1953, the company on Sept. 22 sold at competitive bidding
$7,500,003
of
first mortgage
bonds,
3%%
series due 1982, ft the
price of
176,
3.672393',
rate to the company is
Effect.ve interest
101.404.
.
1263.
p.
o..er.
expenses!
Electric
to determine the best methods of
conjunction with exhaust systems, a
specialized.
Federal
Net
cries
Canadian
—V.
176,
income
11,049,471
corporation
10,82.3,020
$577,385
$931,444
$850,710
201,283
167,208
298,039
241,754
$416,667
$410,177
$633,405
$608,956
____
_
L
called
has
company
redemption on Nov. 1, next, through
$200,000 of its first mortgage sinking
for
the sinking fund,
3%%
series due
of
1976, at 103%
and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, 115 West
Monroe Street, Chicago
90. 111.
This
company
has also called for redempt on
o':i Nov.
1, 1952
through operation of the sink'ng fund $250,090 of 3%% sinking fund
debentures due 1971 at 100.34%
and accrued interest.
Payment will
be made at The Northern Trust Coi, 50 South La Salle Street, Chi¬
fund
Amerada
Merrill Kenwell
drill
will
associates
an
25,300
$617,955
2080.
p.
operation
£99,904,487
107,019,106 98,017,563
Ltd.—Drilling Operations—
Sapphire Petroleums
This
486,300
25,600
Southern Union Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
118,069,377 105,431,207 1,132,250,664
-
_
175,
This
$
S
S
1062.
p.
$1,362,310
638.203
14.800
Sales Incr.—
1952—40 Wks.—1951
1952—4 VVks.—1951
___
$1,595,244
353,800
17,500
deductions.
Income
—V.
Domestic sales
$945,985
442,100
income
oper.
Net
(& Subs.)—Current
S
$1,077,555
aside $5,000,000 to explore
production by private industry, and has set
the vital material.—V.
176, p. 357.
Safeway Stores, Inc.
inc.
taxes__
oper.
ir.com2
State income taxes
Kern Metzger, director of the Aircraft Production Re¬
Agency, said the Air Force has drafted a program to stimulate
sources
net
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$4,76 .625
$4,418,894
3,173,381
3,056,584
1952—8 Mos.—1951
$3,169,370
$2,989,349
2,121,815
2,043,364
revenue..,
oper.
Gen.
Period End. Oct. 4—
provide
Electric
Electric
is
Force
for use in
Ryan has long
company's
To
—V.
Air
the
titanium
which
in
Brig.
$2,869,337
$3,760,075
$191,437
$284,695
surplus—
and
for
work
The
com.
108,000-kilowatt Yale hydroelectric project is being
pressed toward completion, and the first of the two 54,000-kilowatt
generators is expected to be producing power close to t.ie',scaeou»ea
The
company's venture across a new
processing
field
income
Int., e.c.,
$1,512,709 $20,756,784 $19,242,240
15,813,934
14,610,912
1,182,303
revenues.__
oper.
Other
1952—12 Mos.
1952—Month—1951
$1,667,053
Colorado Power Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
frontier in aircraft metallurgy
—the use of
the temperamental metal titanium—rhas resulted in a
contract for
research
and
development awarded by the Air Force,
T.
Claude Ryan, President, announced on Oct. 11.
This
-1951
Southern
Co.—Awarded Air Force Contract
Ryan Aeronautical
Co.—Earnings Higher—
Pacific Power & Light
Period End. Aug. 31—
bends,
111.—V.
90,
cago
u id-way
between t.ie Camrose field on t.ie west and the
Kinsella gas field on the east and 10 miles south-of gas dis¬
covery Merri.l Asher Ame:ada No. 10-29, it was announced on Oct. 14.
The
group
w 11
also drill Merrill Sapphire Amerada No. 7-10,
10
miles east of the No. 7-18 well.
'
175,
2080.
p.
3-lo,
No.
Viking
Headquarters—
Parke, Davis & Co.—New Branch
makers of over 1,009
different pharmaceut cal products, will be opened in the Empire State
Building here around Nov. 1, it was announced on Oct. 14.
branch
New
The
at
of
headquarters
company,
warehouses—
would serve
New
also recently disclosed that two new
and Menands (Albany, N. Y.» —
corporation
Teterboro,
this
N.
J„
For. more
than
40
other
All
the
U.
functions
new
Profit
Sales
profit
176,
1062.
y.
of
per
above.—V.
Light Co.
176,
company
Oct.
on
offered
2
series
to
B,
due
of
12
1,
1970,
prices
at
176,
to
bonds,
%
to exhaust
sufficient
100%
exceed
to
not
Oct. 15, 1952
on
refunding mortgage
amount
an
(EST)
midnight
it of first and
1952.—V.
31,
to
up
to
Dec.
$97,592
Oct.
receive
to
Pa.,
Philadelphia,
trustee,
Bank,
Exchange
Corn
the sale
tinders for
sum
Trust
the
accrued interest
and
and
at
opened
plant
rated
Tank
farm
storage
gallons
facturing
This
points
The
Pa.;
—V.
corporation
stock
the
by
the nation's major plant produces, also
varnish manufacturing plants at Detroit; Hous¬
of
of
Lock
Arrow
Total
and
Corp.
Inc.—Secondary Offering
—
Car
Steel
old
the
terms
stockholders
the
of
Oct.
on
Steel Car common
Car
8
announced
will
for
share
each
of
issuance
the
for.
under
of 537,930
the assets of Axelson Manufac¬
for
common
stockholders
acquisition
the
approved
that provided
agreement
Axelson
Co.
intensified
an
diversification program,
60-year-old Axelson
the
shares of Pressed Steel
turing
in
Inc.,
Co.,
product
acquired
had
Axelson's
receive
Axelson
1.18
shares
common
Pressed
of
—V.
shares
of
175,
in
with
of
and
1950
earnings
orders
1950.
all
net
taxes
sales
profit
of approximately $1,600,000.
divisions at the end of 1951
Axelson's
with
compared
Axelson
a
reported sales of $9,399,666 in 1949 and $9,648,all-time-high sales volume of $17,065,548 in 1951,
an
before
for
$13,277,000,
had
letter
A
in
approximately
the
first
half
of
before
$1,275,652
of
$10,000,000
1952
were
The
backlog
amounted
the
at
$11,669,000,
to
of
and if
end
taxes.
production
will
aid
its
to
plant
Snyder said, "The acquisition of the Axelson Manufacturing Co.
a long
way towards stabilizing the earnings of Pressed Steel
Furthermore," he added, "it is the intention of Pressed Steel
go
its common stock
paying basis
is understood that, the company is planning
the
basis
ccramon
of
stock
80
cents
was
The
share,
ce-
ts
secondary
was
was
per
made
in
a
The
April,
last
as
a
soon
practicable."
dividend
dividend
1946.—V.
as
payment on
payment
on
the
on
Sept.
completed
Rumford
the
Light & Traction
approximate
Federal
the
SEC
on
Oct.
income
Co,
(a
maximum
net
and
excess
stock
on
176,
of
8
7,400
by
Sept,
p.
shares
Lester,
25.
The
of
capital
Ryons
&
Period End. Sept. 27—
plus
cruals
dealer's
at
(par
$13.25
concession
was
$1),
per
75
1062.
Fallas
Power
Co.—Arranges Private Place¬
See Oxford Paper Co. above.—V. 151, p. 1438.
will
the
by
to
not
be
thus
required
enabled
to
credit
to
Subs.)—September/Sales Up
—V.
176,
V"
,
Ralph
filed
370,000
the
shares
for
Commission—
President,
SEC
of
that
states
the
1
:
company
-
on
The
scheduled
Giving
will
value,
the
Oct.
or
a
28
the
to
924,580
$33,165,834
and
the
capitalization
the
with
of
the
debt,
The
company
fertilizers in the
these
in
Florida,
is
M.
names
shares
Douglass,
shares
;
producer
midwest,
and
Phosphate
and
having
Co.,
distributor
a
which
total
of
of
has
.
.
.
tired
Smith,
Marjorie
own
who
S.
shares.—V.
..
chemical
plants
plants in
rock and of
nine
two
who
shares
and
148,800
owns
is selling 50,000
shares
and
is
the
85,770.3
96.1%
of
the
Commission's
securities
it
Co., Inc.—Stock Subscriptions—
due
of
Net
of
Oct.
Light
1,
Wisconsin
be
to
common
common
Co.
Such
received
outstanding.
now
and
common,
under
In
the
the Commission stated that any such
by Standard
order
118.444.7
191,962.1
Corp., and
Co.,
Service
Duquesne
the
of Duquesne
dated
June
dissolve.—V.
offering
offering and the remaining balance of shares acquired
on exercise of rights. The offering
of the 240,000 shares was oversubscribed and the books
by the underwriters
1419.
proceeds will be used for
Power
are
19,
1942,
174,
p.
to
be held subject to
requiring Standard
2360.
176,
working capital.—V.
-
p.
Kingston
per
$61.54
shr.
Products
Corp.
Sterchi Bros. Stores,
p.
$62.45
$59.21
Dec. 31,'50
_
$53.64
Distribution—
above.—V.
1419.
176.
p.
1419.
Inc.—Sales Higher—
1952—Month—1951
$1,245,654
Sales___'
176,
2181.,
278.
Period End. Sept. 30—
-V.
p.
Sept. 30,"52 June 30,'52 Dec. 31,'51
value
Steel Parts Corp.—Stock
See
175,
Street Investment Corp.—Asset Value—
of—
asset
—V.
240,000 shares
of Soconyshare less dealer commission
reallowance of 25 cents. These
shares include all unsubscribed shares of the company's
p.
of
of
stock
therefor
Electric
ownership by Standard Power of 4.91%
8.65%
Duquesne
acquired
liquidate and
State
As
124,144 shares to be purchased
of 50 cents per share and
176,
shares
the
decision
be
the
&
Public
April 1, 1964.
The
Vacuum stock at $32.50 per
closed.—V.
to
common
exchange
Gas
Wisconsin
of
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—Notes Placed Privately—
taken through exercise of rights, leaving an
was
to
of
Commission's
Power
the
stock
common,
31.000
1.97%
I-A,
..the
of
in
Oklahoma
The company has sold to the Prudential Insurance Co.
of America an issue of $1,000,000 3%% promissory notes,
Oil
balance
■,
U. S. ,District Court of Delaware.
stock of Standard Gas is to be re¬
stocks of it's subsidiaries.
As
Standard Gas $7 prior preference,
receive
to
of
would result in
Oklahoma
together with
Oct. 15 that of the 3,180.188
shares offered to stockholders for- subscription,
was
to request
1952,
common
the
entitled
stock
common
shares
acquisition
of
of
shares
is
of
The company announced on
common
40,843
Power
shares
and
50,000
1063.
Socony-Vacuum
distribution
common
shares;
selling
of
the
in
pending
now
of
Step
six selling stockholders, who own an aggregate
824.580 outstanding shares.
Included are
106,560
Charles,
p.
176,
upon
shares
President, Treasurer and director, who owns 160,680
50,000 shares; the trustees of the estate of O. F.
207,900 shares and are selling 100,000 shares; Ruth
owns
176,
sub¬
or
given
I the prior preference
the
Standard
end is selling
who
are
by
owner
the
of
has
hearing
Under Step
months and of
12
...
south
SEC
a
ceedings
5% preferred stock, $100 par
stock, $5 par. value. Pro forma
ended July 31, 1952 amounted to
amounted to $1,742,782. These sales and
of the principal producers of phosphate
phosphate, an animal feed supplement.- '
prospectus
company
a
$6,000,000
acquisition of
year
leading
a
the
one
defluoiinated
The
Co.
is
of
rceent
the company for the
for seven months.
Coronet
areas.
.
including
company's
earnings include operations of
Phosphate
all
interested persons until Oct. 22, 1952, to re¬
the application filed by this corporation, to
acquire stocks distributable under the terms of Steps I and I-A of the
plan for liquidation of Standard Gas & Electric Co., approved by the
Commission on Oct. 1,
1952, and on which Court enforcement pro¬
common
fiscal
income
net
until Oct. 22,
p. 1165.
persons
hearing upon the application.—V.
The
is ^tentatively
20,615 shares of
shares
for
sales
common
long-term
of
connection
Phosphate Co.,
and
combined
given interested
has
SEC
quest
sale,
$6,750,000
in
370,000
shares
29.
of
obtained
Coronet
of
effect
consist
loan
sell
or
Standard Power & Light Corp.—Hearing Oct. 22—
offering
for
merge
r
The
underwriter.
public
Wisconsin shall not
that
called.
account to
company
charter and by-laws of Wisconsin
rights to the common stock¬
the
preemptive
provide
to
a
provide funds for additional plant con¬
struction and
working capital. Certain stockholders of the company
are
selling the remaining shares. F. Eberstadt & Co., Inc. is %he
sold
that
proposed
it
provide
ac¬
for
payable therefor to Standard.
standing shares entitled to vote, to provide limitations upon the au¬
thority of the Eoard of Directors to adopt or alter the by-laws with¬
out the affirmative vote of the holders of a majority of shares entitled
to vote, and provide that the holders of one-tenth of the outstanding
common
stock may request that a special meeting of stockholders be
Oct. 14
registration
statement covering the sale of
common stock.
Of these shares, 100,000 are being
Douglass,
B.
with
also
amended
to
be paid on their behalf.
consolidated earned sur¬
stantially all of its assets without the affirmative vote of at least
2/., of its outstanding shares entitled to vote, to provide that a quorum
at stockholders' meetings shall be the holders of
a majority
of out¬
$40,293,835 $37,930,826
$4,420,573
It
be
holders.
1952—39 Wks.—1951
1952—4 Wks.—1951
1063.
p.
will
its
of $828,477, representing the excess of the
for Federal income and execs profits taxes
amount
books
per
entitled to receive any refunds of such
the two subsidiaries and to retain any
be
applicable
$2,100,000
the
Wisconsin
(par
$4,640,689
=___
nounced
stock
Co.
of
will
and
1950,
otherwise
portion
share)
per
31.
taxes
covering
6
by the underwriting group managed by Morgan Stanley
& Co.
At the same time Morgan Stanley & Co. anJ
.»
ments.
with
filed
was
common
$15
unsubscribed
176, p. 1380.
Corp.—Offering Completed—
offering
share.—V.
on
annually.
made
Rolir Aircraft
wh'ch
Marinette
is
locations.
Co.
It
Wisconsin and Minominee
subsidiary of Wisconsin), which
liability of the two companies for
profits taxes for the years 1944-50 for
Payment of $2,100,000 to Standard by
(b)
&
period they joined in consolidated Federal tax returns/Standard
indemnify Wisconsin and Menominee for any unpaid liability for
future assessment for such taxes for all periods ending on or prior to
Sales
B.
Car to put
-
(c)
Smith,
Mr.
increased
be
will
Shoe Corp. of America (&
R.
Axelson's
materially in diversifying
Pressed Steel Car's total output,
thereby further reducing the com¬
pany's dependence upon the feast-or-famine freight-car building indus¬
try. In addition, it will give the company geographical diversification
Car
of
I
to
periods prior to 1951 over the $2,100,000
said
will
.
Standard of 218,070 additional shares of the com¬
Public Service Corp. for $2,600,000.
Under
by
Wisconsin
of
Standard's plan, approved by the SEC on Oct. 1, 1952,
present holding of 2.000,000 shares of Wisconsin common
by the additional 213,070 shares; and Standard
thereupon will distribute to its prior preference stockholders all but
46,834.8 shares of its total holdings.
$li to be offered at th-> market
through Straus,, Blqsser & McDowell,
Ch.cago, I.I., for the account of Ralph P. Champney.—V. 176, p. 1063.
of
(approximately
Pointing to the Axelson company's steady recent growth John I.
Snyder. Jr., President and Chairman of the Board of Pressed Steel Car,
respect
stock
Standard's
1,715,li8
1,770,748
outstanding
notification
shares
5,000
716,460
with
Step
Manufacturing Corp.—Filing With SEC—
of
of
that
issued to
be
2181.
p.
Coronet
held.
stock
The Axelson company
600
to
$24,369,735 $23,941,893
assets
principal
forward move in its
on Oct. 10
Manufacturing Co. of
Bos Angeles. Calif., one of the nation's leading producers of petroleum
pumping and aircraft equipment.
it
that
are
Smith-Douglass Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va.—Registers With
quickly completed.-
was
three-year
shares
73,600
mon
Sept. 30, '52 June 30, '52
net
Number
Acquires Axelson Manufacturing Co.—To Resume Divs.
Pressed
1
„
Purchase
(a)
of
There will be no underwriting.—V. 175, p. .2596.
Securities and Exchange
It
for 50%
Newark; Pittsburgh; Portland, Ore.; .SpringCalif., and four" subsidiary plants in Canada.
A
secondary offering of 235,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Oct. 9 by Lehman Brothers at
$9.75 per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per
share.
Oct. 22—
with two of its subsidiaries in the filing
application with the SEC for an order authorizing the following
has joined
company
stock (par $1), of which
to be issued in exchange
are
As of—
rear
Steel Car Co.,
Pressed
an
transactions:
82,000 shares
approximately
raw
use
one
Torrance,
p.
1482.
175,
notification with the SEC
Oct. 7 filed a letter of
on
This
of
Milwaukee;
Dayton;
dale,
of
and
paint
SEC—
Dec.
of the plant provides a reserve for
materials which are pumped to manu¬
a remote control system.
the
at
liquid
of
company,
operates
ton;
the
E. Haynes,
John
to
go
2292.
p.
covering $155,600 aggregate value of common
produce
to
130,000 square foot plant is so
250,000
$4
through French & Crawford,
to
are
with
filed
was
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—Hearing on
Sheller
1,500,000 gallons annually, the hew
designed as to allow for future expansirn of production
without structural changes.
Space for additional
mills and filling equipment has been provided.
The finished products
storage area may be extended to the East and the raw materials
storage section is extendable to the West.
Originally
173,
Y.—Filing With SEC—
the SEC on Oct. 9 covering
stock (par $1) to be offered at market (about
per share), through Straus, Blosser & McDowell, Chicago, 111., who
will act as broker.
The proceeds are to go to North American Indus¬
tries, Inc., the selling stockholder.—V. 171, p. 2515.
notification
of
letter
which
unit to be
Others are
is the third ultra-modern paint producing
put into operation by Pittsburgh Plate in recent years.
located at Springdale, Pa. and Torrance, Calif.
This
The proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.
1419.
24,500 shares of common
at, the market
offered
be
to
share)
per
proceeds
The
stockholder.—V.
tract.
14-acre
a
Ga.
stock
common
Selected American Shares, Inc.—Assets Increase—
manufacturing plant in the Atlanta (Ga.) area
the largest in the Southeastern United States was formally
East Point by the company on Oct. 9.
It is situated on
of
one
is
p.
Standard Dredging Corp., N.
are
paint
largest
With SEC Withdrawn—
notification filed Oct. 2 with the SEC covering 38.095
-stock (par 25 cents) has been withdraw i. and a
scheduled
to
be
filed Shortly, the
shares to be sold
of
common
176,
A
with the SEC
Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc.—Files With
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Opens Paint Plant—
The
of
liquidate indebtedness,
331.
p.
for
share).
per
through underwriting.
Bonds—
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders for
Girard
shares
1,750
Atlanta,
selling
The
of
letter
new
$0.91
Simons Island, Ga.—Files—
10 filed a letter of notification
Oct.
on
(approximately $6.75 to $7.75
Inc.,
1379,
p.
600,000
—V,
SeaPak Corp., St.
The
Philadelphia Co.—Hearing on Sale of Stock—
Duquesne
letter
shares
176, p. 331.
covering
See
($25
1
Oct.
before
or
Standard Cable Corp.—Filing
The
—V.
89,968,760 696,176,768 684,006,906
88,471,970
-
—_
V.
—
par
at
$
$
S
$
$545,138
—
—
Earned
1952—9 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
after taxes
—
$712,114
shares
600,000
share___—^^^^_——.r-—$1.19
'—»
—-——
on
stock
1951
$6,254,272
1,300,938
755,800
taxes
Taxes
Net
Period End. Sept. 30—
1952
$10,302,445
2,291,855
1.579,740
before
Number
Off—
(J. C.) Penney Co.—September Sales
subscribe
& Mines
Oil and
Sept.
stockholders of record
The
Higher-
30—
sales
Offered—
1 were recently given the right to
12,000 additional shares of capital
No fractional shares will b" I-sued.
This will increase outstand ng number of shares from 44,030 to 56,000.
Unsubscribed shares were to he offered publicly.
The
stockholders on
Aug. 22 approved
pro^osa'-, to increase the
author'zed capital stock from $550,000 to $1,400,000.
Following this,
a
100% stock dividend ($550,000) was declared.—V. 176, p. 1419.
Amerada Petroleums.
from
acreage
Schick, Inc.—Sales and Earnings
Nine Months Ended Sept.
Net
cities.
S.
of the warehouse activities will be trans¬
$1,000,000 Teterboro warehouse.—V. 176, p. 1268.
operational
ferred to
181
the
Parke-Davis has occupied a building at
Operations there have topped those of
years.
New York City.
firm's branches in
farmout
on
are
Participations are Sapphire Petroleums, Ltd., Kenwell Oils
Ltd., Merrill Petroleums Ltd., Calvin Consolidated, Mitmore
Gas
and Richland O.l
Development.—V, 173, p. 1164.
physic ans,
hospitals and pharmacists in parts of New York,
Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont and Pennsylvania.
Hudson St.,
ventures
Both
Standard Brass & Manufacturing Co., Port Arthur, Tex.
—Stock
$1,090,079
1£52—'7,Mos.—1951
$9,721,273
$6,863,464
Volume 176
Number 5161 .".
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1475)
Stonega Coke
:
Coal
&
Co.—Notes
Placed
Oct.
1, 1972. The financing
As of
The
proceeds
in
ones
to
are
Virginia
used
be
and
to
develop
Kentucky.—V.
mines
new
170,
value
' ■'
•
*After
share
per
deducting
preferred
stocks
The
the
value
the
in
total
in
$947.61
$88.17
of
stockholders
cf
$80.98
stock
lation
liquidation
amount
The
94,760,869
$1,018.00
___
net
proceeds from the sale of
corporation for
working capital and
$
101,846,735
first preferred
*Net asset value per common share
,
^
asset
& Co., was made to all stockholders
Morse F. Van Horn and Leland R. Holland.
Up-
1951
$
assets_"_..
modernize
and
1704. '
p.
1952
Net
& Co.
old
Sept. 30^\-
Total net
arranged through Drexel
was
bacher
United States & Foreign Securities
Corp.—Assets
Privately—
The company has placed privately with institutional in¬
vestors an issue of $3,000,000 5% promissory notes: due
of
the
first
and
$15,000,000.—V.
second
175,
322.
p.
S.
This
City of Florence,
Ala.,
of
on
Oct.
this corporation prepared
in
the
production
The
iirst
completed
Otis
&
E.
F.
ciation
with
Boston
terms
plant
which
Mass,
President
"will
will
begin
June
the
be
$1,235,000.
of
of
The
Jr.,
to
over
check
of
was '
St.
Florence's
represents
with
under
said
about
industrial
that
Nov.
Stylon,
15
the
by
the
is
will
erect
corporation.
construction
and
the
on
scheduled
A
a
letter
"When
this
Florence
"Stylon
feet
ducers
of
ceramic
one
at
year,
In
liquidation
amount
of
of
the
notification
of
Welkom.—V.
stock
common
Securities
at
and
first
$37,025,000.—V.
New
with
26
the
25
(par
between
Corp.,
175,
filed
was
cents)
and
York,
SEC
cents
30
for
the
New
322.
p.
be
6
Heller,
director
a
of
Schwabacher
of
of
floor
descending
during
200
to
and
—V.
176.
be
full
production,"
doubled
of
one
to
the
said
Mr.
United
12,000,000
some
nations
leading
pro¬
The
tile."
wall
the
first
five
alter
and
15
Van
Horn
Co.—V.
&
Butane
176,
received
Y.,
1,
1982.—V.
the
by
before
$20,000,000
11
(EST)
and
176, p.
in
company
a.m.
first
Algoma,
grade
Shares
Net
M.
Service,
gradually
believed
This
hardwood
Charles
G.
Oct.
735,
21
Broad
11
the
for
York.
New
—V.
,
.
..
,
..
series
176,
Sale'of
."This
Federal
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$545,396
depreciation
and
taxes
1
Higher—
$3,510,720
outstanding
asset
value
175,
our
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$525,920
$1,585,297
$1,379,501
-1,204,185
79,510
77,058
226.426
125.411
.$3,158,894
*
251,051
share
per
238,012
$13.98
$13.27
1484.
p.
$54,521
____
the
$52,722
$154,686
boilers,
Gas
Transmission
Toledo, Peoria
has
company
&
permission
company
sto
to
$0.68
$0.55
V.
it
establishing
wishes
to
the
k.
Is
The
ICC
for
road,
estimated
split
the
50
present
stock
of
com¬
the
plant of
1
in
this
—V.
176,
20,
1952,
due
July
1976,
15,
in
Illinois,
also
re¬
at
shares of
50
$75,000
into
90,000
stock,
common
share.
a
Tae
shares
company
of
S40
par,
$3,600,000.
a
stated.
Oct.
ciates
National
148.
clue
we
streamlining
1982
—V.
The
able
are
reduce
to
Securities
Corp.
and Lehman
the
underwriting
termination
of
offering
$30,000,000
the
which
were
group
of
originally
of
the
the
at
owned
by
the
Estate
of
George
P.
company's charter to Delaware
would
el'minate
undpr Illino's law, that a majority of-its board
Sept.
on
30
reported
was
on
the road informed the ICC.—V.
176, p.
1419.
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—Chairman Dies—
Haggerson,
Hospital,
N
68
old.—V.
years
York
w
Waukesha Motor Co., Waukesha, Wis.—Files With SEC
broad
program,
176,
in
new
lines
are
two
co¬
5,800
plans
are
(approximately $17 per share) through Merrill
& Beane, Milwaukee, Wis.
The proceeds are to
Additional
scope.
of
1270.
p.
letter
A
About 93%
—
of Stock Acquired by
of
notification
shares
of
of
the
Estate
filed
was
stock
common
Isabel
of
In
statement
a
said
Bank
until
at
of
Sept.
the
New
and
used to
the
rest
from
range
Under
This
for
working
3 V2%
to
and
York
Net
asset
—V.
revolving credit with
Guaranty Trust Co. of
the
Stock
Exchange,
by selling 3 Vi %
capital.
value
176,
the
Interest
financing
United
two
not
was
banks
part
World
to
credit
future
on
Films,
off
pay
the
of
set
Coast
covering
borrowings
of
will
subsidiary,
a
Sep. 30/52
Oct.
14
on
Stone
&
bids,
&
Dec. 31,'51
$
$
226,801,761
193,930,722
$20.41
$20.02
Pipe Line Co., Dallas, Tex.—Files—
credit.—V. .175,
issue
at
Sept. 29 filed
on
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
10,000
Chairman, of the
City,
176,
Oct.
on
14
Board,
after
died
at
short
a
the
be
to
used
certain
pay
will
Corp.
White, Weld
offering.—V. 176,
&
Co,
p.
the
cormany
1420.
expenses.
handle
and
Weston Electrical Instrument
2636.
p.
Net
Profit
competitive sale
before
Estimated
Net
1952
_i
Federal
Federal
taxes
p.
175,
income
1,522,862
897,274
783,000
445,000
$739,862
$452,274
$2.82
Income—,
on
_______
per
—V.
1951
$20,612,284 $13,766,613
_____
$4.60
taxes
on
profit
Earnings
h'
Corp.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
billed—
sales
——_
share
1803.
all
for
Webster
3%s,
were
Securities
follows:
as
Corp.
(jointly),
White,
Weld
102.285;
&
White's Auto Stores, Inc.—Calls Preferred Stock—
and
Co.
Salomon
Brothers
The
illness.
101:912;
Union Securities Corp. and Smith, Barney & Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., 101.90; First Boston Corp.
corporation bas called for redemption on Nov. 14
outstanding shares of 5%
convertible preferred stock at
a
10L91;
$26.81 V\
th->
&
Co.,
Inc.
Aug.
bonds
are
He
Blyth
..The
was
1270.
p.
Union Oil Co. of California—Definitive Debentures—
Manufacturers
Trust Co,, New York, is now prepared to ex¬
temporary
3Va %
convertible
debentures
due
May
1,
1972
(subordinate) for definitive debentures.—V. 176, p. 279.
change
from
101.982;
Lehman
Brothers
(jointly),
and
Bear,
Stearns
Co.
&
101.4099.
redeemable
at
general
redemption
pries ranging
100%, and at special redemption prices, for the
improvement fund which commences in 1958 and continues
103.75%
sinking
through
or
to
1981,
•
at
.
prices
ranging
from
100.75%
100%, plus accrued
to
funds
received
tember,
used
for
Kenneth
H.
have
be
national
Rys.
of
other
any
Redmond,
appeared
President,
in
considering
the
Central
means,
stated
of
Oct.
on
14
that
that
this
interests
in
thr~"«?h
exchange of
without foundation.
completely
rumors
company
the Inter¬
securities
or
Has 64,753 Stockholders—
announced
was
stockholders
of
and
this
less
than
luspKals
investment trusts.
The
company's
stock
States
United
nationals
and
is
Company
100
is
owned
shares
each.
by
64,753
There
held
of
by
46
residents
other
of
every
countries.—V.
state
176,
p.
northern
a
in
the
also
tric
United Gas
corporation,
Share
by
the
Co.
Gas
Act
the
filed
for
without
stock
is
now
of
statement
stock,
common
Gas
stock
held
$10
by
with
par
Electric
the
value,
Bond
for
is
be
to
supplied
to
and
make
the
by
under
the
on
Halsey,
five
176,
from
United
p.
Board
175,
will
vote
176,
Oct.
1420
pp.
28
shares,
Sep¬
may
be
1953
inclusive,
1952-954
property,
and
with
$13,000,000
is
public
district
utility
&
Salt
of
Western
operating
basis,
amounts
of
in
southeastern
named
Wm.
300.00
Writer
300,000
Thomas
W<41s Ar. Co,
details,
F.
see
S.
&
and
on
$1,
7,500,000
shares
of Governors
(no par)
500,000
Company—
of
Vacuum Concrete
Yantis
&
Inc.
Co.
2492.
common
common
stock
(no
par).
right
close
York,
and
notified
has
their
shares
176,
p.
of
at
stock
the
such
Nov.
on
share
each
Y.—V.
N.
convert
to
business
of
for
redeem
corporation,
V.
176,
a
The
in
shares
10,
1952
into
at
common
rate
the
of
convertible
Irving
preferred,
Trust
5%
One
Co.,
Wall
1420.
961; V.
176,
1420 and
pp.
Corp.—May Earn $1
a
registration
a
statement
with
the
SEC
on
fields
Co.
&
head
list
the
ten
of
underwriting firms.
of
the company consists of the engineering, manufac¬
specialized eauipment, primarily to customers engafd
sale of
of
heavy manufacturing, food and chemical processing,
transportation and public utilities, inc'uding a wide
light and heavy cranes and electric hoist*
The net
proceeds of the financing will be used to finance contemplated im¬
provements to, and expansion of,
the plants and equipment of the
company.
Between $300,000 and $350,000 will be used to construct and
equip an addition to its general office building, to replace two obsolete
bus
end
assortment
in
now
the
reolare
be
added
of
to
of
air
condition
the
both
Approximately $750,000 will be
equipment, more modern and of
new
some
to
and
use,
addition.
acquisition
porate
air
of
the
older
equipment
in
now
use.
building
existing
to
devoted
the
larger capacity,
The balance will
working capital and will be available for
any
proper
cor¬
purposes.
Wisconsin
Central
Airlines,
Inc.
New
—
President
—
Firm to Change Name—
Francis
Higgins
automatically as
p.
filed
Hammili
business
the
rail,
200,000
1270.
Research
the
will
A.
Duff.
of
replaced
of
'and
his
Directors
Airline,
the
the
it
Arthur
Airline
E.
will
of
this
contract
was
Vice-Pres'dent
stead,
of
President
as
approval of
the
Executive
In
company.
Board
be
result
a
Foundation
Donald
the
Share—
It
reported on
was
of
about
on
24, T952, amounted to $213,600.
following an order which Is
Sept.
$80,000
month
year
that the company's booked royalty Income,
Oct 9.
for
to
350,000
eight
end
additional
March
shares
of
31,
1953
common
Navy
are
stock
This
may
expected
warehouses.
expected
to
reach
outstanding.—V.
be increased
be received
earnings for
placed
175,
$1
p.
per
share
1687.
In
the
automatically
to
Net
Although
ment
of
and
assume
on
Purdue
Oct.
14,
General
Mueller,
A.
corporation
between
announced
the
Manager
Chairman of
effective
Higgins
the
of
Horn
Butane
Service, King City,
Offered—The stockholders of
record
cently given the right to subscribe
on
Calif.
—
Stock
Sept. 30 were re¬
or before Oct. 10
for 10.000 shares of capital stock (no par) at $16.10 per
share at the rate of one new share for each two shares
held.
The
offering, which
was
underwritten by Schwa-
by
agreement
Presidency.
company,
CAB
upon
will
no
he
results from a stipulation
University interests and became
approval issued on Oct.
10.
Purdue
longer
will
be
identified
continue
as
a
with
active
member
of
manage¬
the
board
directors, it was said.
Under
par
New York Curb Exchange on Oct. 15
shares of $4 non-cumulative convertible
has
York
to
The switch in the top management position
the
the
company
New
respect
250,000
643.
and 240,742 shares of
The
Co.,
its
of
price
1952, covering 50,000 series A convertible 6% cumulative pre¬
shares ($25 par), to be offered for public sale at $25 per share
$2 commission to the underwriters. William R. Staats & Co. and
ture and
of
this
com¬
the
the
the
new
headquarters
to
with
for
10,
with
by
changing the authorized
par
and
to
mav
Shearson,
1,000 000
Co
&
Holding Company
offering of United Gas
proposed
Oct.
&
Inc.
Brothers
500.000
further
rights
all
of
period
deposited the
dividends
Whiting Corp., Harvey, III.—Registers With SEG—
to
Co.,
Hutton
Pom°roy,
Hanseatic
Corp.
&
250,000
Sc'mellkopf,
York
date.
Trust
Irving
all
of
New
The
and
Inc.
Stern
New
interest
structures
$100,000
500,000
Co..
250,000
Mullaney,
severally
company
Chris-
&
Pollock
E,
Heller,
Co._t__
have
Inc.
Ira Haupt & Co
400.000
Hayderi, Stone & Co.— 1,000,000
&
elec¬
The Robinson-Humphrey
150,000
r
company's
supplies
Inc.
150,000
Co.-
The
Co.,
below
tensen,
400,000
Co.—_
City.
Power
to purchase from the
bonds set forth below;
Pet-rs.
Brothers
Bruce
Street,
to
Colorado.
Co.
&
Lake
Colorado
purchasers
commitment
principal
Stuart
&
redemption
with
accrued
esti¬
$17,000,000
in 1954.
the
Finishing Co., Norwich, Conn.—Listing
the ! sting of 46,758
p.
a
Williams & Co._
1420.
2,500,000
States
preferrrd stock
—V
in
for
to
$3,750,000
Van
The
firm
a
Bradford
For
Airlines, Inc.—To Change Capitalization—
cents.—V.
authorized
is
The
C.
pending before the Commission.
Bond
and
Share owns
11,718,632 issued and outstanding shares of United
stockholders
stock
and
includes
have ceased
right of holders to receive payment of the redemption price
prior
ferred
commerc'al
Inc.
as
mon
the
subsidiary,
respective
by
The
funds
to
price
shares
Holders
the
stock.—V.
U. S.
subsidiary
service in southwestern
agreed,
amendment.
Share
in
shares
common
general
with
and
Byrd
company proposes to offer for subscription
common
stock upon
the basis of one share of
each ten shares of Bond and Share stock. The
authorization
3,165,781
registration
a
its
of
United
together
bonds,
registered
in
Freeman
that
its
of
price
15
shares
of
application filed by Bond
stock
Gas
which
stock
subscription
An
portion
a
holders
United
Oct.
on
525,036.
covering
constituting
company's
additions
$12,900,000
Baxter,
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
its
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
J.
The
the
of
additional
of
the
sale
central
Utah
and
southwestern
Wyoming and
public utility holding company under the Public
Utility Act of 1935.. It is engaged
principally in the generat'ng,
transmitting, distribut'ng and selling of electric energy throughout
such territory, and to, a limited extent
provides central steam heating
are
728.
and
BUSINESS—Company
is
and
10,000 fiduciaries, 750 institutions
and many insurance companies and
1952,
Idaho,
service
that
15
own
shareholders
colleges
as
72%
in
sale
to
the
from
1952
except the
corporate purposes, including capital expenditures
The cost of the construction program of Utah Power
$42,900,000
operating
Oct.
on
which
individual
53,000
spent
15,
redemption
wlvch
its
Company
at
the
added
of
construct:on.
be
effect
additional
jArnenCa
are
the
to
press
acquisition
from
be
any
Light
mated
might
will
for
proceeds
share
per
stockholders' that
•
■
PROCEEDS—Net
&
United Fruit Co.—Denies Rumors—
Union
1950.
(jointly),
,
Roosevelt
SEC
($10 per
bid of 100.142%.
a
Hutzler,
,
borrowed
loan it also made in
a
revolving
the
of
market
and
23
w.'ll
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 31/2% series due Oct. 1,
1982, at 100.742%, and accrued interest, to yield 3.46%.
award
covering
1502.
p.
shares of capital stock to be offered at par
2,500 shares of capital stock to be offered'"
stockholders at $12.90 per share.
The proceeds to the
share)
1950
in
up
Utah Power & Light Co. — Bonds Offered —
Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Oct. 16 offered
won
174,
share
per
company
9 Months to
group
the
772.
p.
West
The
maker
notes, of which $1,500,000
similar
a
film
the
3%%.
negotiations,
from
6
at
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
go to Edward G. Bach,
•
Securities
the
Hadock.—V.
Oct.
on
offered
assets.—
net
1956.
off what remains of
pay
SEC
be
$5,000,000
Boston
15,
it took down $2,500,000
will be
at
the
to
$5)
As of—
Total
Co., Inc.—Bank Loans—
arranged
with
(par
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Higher—
2%
which
of
unsold.
and
costs
margins.
and the introduction of our
have received
wide acceptance,
has
National
York, .good
interest.-
The
bid
a
still
as
and
Illinois residents,
H.
con¬
1270.
p.
(jointly),
Fred
asso¬
in
agreement
mortgage 3V2%
bonds
101.871 and accrued in¬
issue
issue
and
Brothers
first
offered
awarded
was
About. $25,000,000
176,
modernizing and consolidat¬
Union
with
terest.
for
program
15,
announced
nection
*
"By
plants,
profit
Pictures
corporation
First
The
requirements,
be
will
for
delivery in exchange for
Bank, 43 Exchange Place,
Riggs National Bank, Washington, D. C.
Chase
at The
and
370,
pp.
3V2%,
bonds,
Oct.
The
Washington Water Power Co.—Agreement Terminated
Industries, Inc.—See latter company above.—
370.
p.
Universal
Other
the
176,
mortgage
after
at
and
corporation is announced
long-range
our
fewer
way."—V.
McNear, Jr., forrqei* President of the road.
of
and
on
late
1166.
p.
refunding
available
temporary bonds
New York, N. Y.,
1,800-for-l
an
in Delaware.
of
is
I
Split Shares—
approval
chartered
shares
capitalization
a
RR.—To
the
to
has outstanding only
value
said
Transfer
be
of
.
Corp.—Secondary Offering—
re-incorporate
now
l'ne
thus
present
176,
the
succeeds
Vice-President
formerly
was
Co.
cabinet-
,
Western
applied
common
of
in
under
$1,300,000
Most
This year
Fulwiler
Fulwiler
of
last
secondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on Oct. 8 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$16.87 Vz per share, with a dealer's discount of 30 cents
per share.
It was completed.—V. 176, p. 772.
par.
Y.)
our
which
steps
Gar Wood
$125,411
$0.23
;
$0.24
company's
A
The
Mr.
P.
Veneer
Executor
the
$100
in
United Stove Co.
New
quested
specialties.
Plywood.—V.
McCord
increase
1,128,679
The
ts
&
production
plant consolidation,
well
now
688.
of
(N.
step
Mr.
production
ordinated
quarterly report of earnings, a
settlement of the net deficiency proposed
by the Bureau of Internal
Revenue for income tax liability for the
years 1942 to 1949, inclusive,
has been reached, but such settlement has not become
final.—V, 176,
split
the
101.22.
further
a
operations,"
all-fuels
"396,140
share____
NOTE—Since
The
Fulwiler
Raymond
Plywood
to
Canadian
Net profit
Earnings per
Texas
plywood
McCord, President.
is
"Our
411,365
income_____
on
Mr.
,
solely
anniversary.
Algoma
Dunkirk
our
Corp.—Earnings Improve-
income
incl.
60th
of
Algoma
devoted
of
States Radiator Corp.—Sale of Plant—
the
by W. C.
1419.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
&
J,
'
Tel Autograph
Exps.,
is
election
•
substantially
Total
the
subsidiary,
plywood and
its
ing
of
SEC
St.,
purchase
bonds,
mortgage
1166.
assets
Definitive
Yerkes.
Factory Manager
is
Temporary 3%% sinking lund debentures due Nov. 1, 1971, may be
exchanged for definitive debentures of that issue at Guaranty Trust
such
a
been completed.
ever
»
It
is
Washington Gas Light Co.—Definitive Bonds-
Plywood Corp.—New President of Unit
which
celebrated
pany
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Definitive Debs.—
by
her
Sept. 30,'52 Dec. 31/ 51
net
—V.
announced
its
of
Wis.,
United
,
the
to
1270.
p.
Room
on
refunding
of—
Total
the
On
'
.
rates
at
years.
financing has
States
corporation
President
as
years,
$1,000
per
that this type of
G03.
a.
into
will
Stylon
this
shares
to be the first time
must
in
Maudie
to
corporation
Wall Street Investing Corp.—Net Assets
Eda
Mrs.
be
N.
of
Oct.
through
share)
per
account
at
it
As
covering
offered
will
York,
from
2284.
p.
cancel¬
them
issued
said
of
to
shares
in
Holland
were
the
by
business.
8,296
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Bids for Bonds—
second
175,
Oct.
on
to
its
Service
stock
indebtedness
an
of
addition
and
Butane
said
used
of $8,000.
H.
partner
Bids
completion
financing operation'is the offer by Stylon
bonds at any time, after they have been held ;
rate' of 500 shares of Stylon common stock for' each
a
bond
swings
output
-
making
unique feature of
Corp. to purchase the
$1,000
plant
Corp.'s
annually,
.*A
p.
total
Horn
Horn
of
in
excepting
be
will
15."
Mass,
Co.
value
the
(estimated
Hunter
plant
of
shares
market"
Joseph
new
for
the
in
$9.17
U. S. Manganese Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With SEC
development
City
stocks
$310.95
share
share
due
42;579
lease
deducting
$62,189,005
$327.80
$11.48
preferred
common
Mayor
the pro¬
Florence.
agreement
Stylon,
mortgage
per
expansion
that
Van
Van
shares
of
for
advised
Messrs.
523
cancellation
sum
general
to
and
stock
1951
$65,559,085
first
per
value
preferred
.
first
of
-assets____-_;
value
asset
'After
Gearhart
by Gearhart & Otis, Inc., in asso¬
Louis and Sheehan, McCoy & Willard
5%
operated
or
relationship
Gearhart,
turned
net
asset
'Net
enterprise
D.
Net
ofiering
City
an
of
on
square
.'
for
Co.
&
of
Under
underwriters,
$1,300,000
of
Frederick
Total
tile.
wall
municipal-private
public
White
of
and
1952
in
Edward
Securities Corp.—Assets
As of Sept. 3C—
approximately 25,000 population and
15 to go into industrial partnership
floor
when
check
a
bonds
revenue
this
York
recent
a
ceramic
15
New
inc.,
of
in
Oct.
on
Martin
ceeds
oi
step
of
United States & International
been
indebtedness of
an
$127,226
Wood
in the
V., Stylon Corp., Milford, Mass.—Alabama Plant Expected
to Be Completed June 15, 1953—
issued
were
of
of
sum
have
the
7
and
Nov.
1
at
Concurrent
the company will transfer its
main operating base to the Twin Cities effective
point the Administrative Offices will be
located.
organization
which
setup
with
the change
of headquarters location, the company
change its
name
to
North
Central
Airlines,
Inc.,
Mr.
Duff
The new name has been approved by the stockholders of
Wisconsin
Central
as
well
as
the
various
states concerned
and
is
will
reported.
waiting
now
Board
will
be
to
only
become
made
the
final
effective.
official
about
It
consurrence
is
Nov.
anticipated
1.—V.
176,
of
the
Civil
Aeronautics
change of name
that the
p.
1167.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8
.
.
1952
Monday, October 20,
.
(1476)
DIVIDENDS
In
tables.
first
the
we
4%
ously announced, but which have not
payment date.
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quer.)
Aluminium, Ltd., new com. iinitial
American Airlines Inc., common
$3.50
Aro
Associated
Atlantic
Line
Coast
Conn,
of
Co.
Line
Coast
Extra
Blauner's
Co.
10-31
12- 3
11-15
1-2-53
20c
11-15
75c
25c
10c
25c
-
(quar.)
Co.
iquar.)
(Phlla.i,
Tobacco,
Brothers
preferred
Elumenthal
iquar.)
common
(quar.)----™-—
preferred
—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)———™—
12-24
12- 1
10-28
12-10
(Sidney)
&
Bowling Green Fund,
Corp., Inc.
Inc.™—--—
Co.,
(quar.)
Inc.
Breeze
British
Columbia
&
10-21
11-10
11- 1
12-26
11- 1
12-15
11-17
11-20
Wisconsin
12- 1
10-31
Woolworth
Co.,
Jev/tl
Co.,
(S.
Kresge
•'
(quar.)
preferred
L™
a
Company (quar.)___
(quar.)
S.)
<S. K.) St Co.
Kress
Inc.
Apparel,
L'Aiglon
Lake Shore Mines,
11-
(quar.)
12-15
Lea
payable
5
12-
Lehigh Portland
Lord
;
.
10-16
,
Baltimore 'Hotel,
12- 1
11-1
11-
7
10c
$1
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
11-1
(quar.)-—™'
2nd preferred
non-cum.
Louisiana
State
Si
Rice
7%
pfd.
Co.
RR.
$1.75
(quar.)..
Mills,
Nashville
,
(s-a)
$3.50
$1
r„.
preferred
Jackson
—
Title
•
(quar.)
_™^_
preferred (quar.)™—
Foils, Ltd., common
60c
partic.
class
A
(quar.)
iquar.)_
2nd preferred (quar.)™—
Canada Western Cordage Co., Ltd.—
B
class A
50c
(quar.)
income
ment
from
distribution
Year-end
,
Y/c: preferred-U_i_'
Corp.
'Stock
11-
12-12
11-
preferred
-4%
iquar.)
com.
3%%
*
preferred
conv.
Chicago
Southern
Si
City Stores
•4%%
Co.,
Trust
1-Directors
$2.50
11-
5
30c
—™_™
Y.i—
to
submit
'
12- 1
National Container Corp. .(Del.)—
Common
dividend.
dent
$1.25
Collins
North
stock¬
$2
Finance
Columbus
4y»%
preferred
:4.65%
120c
National
$1.50
class
B
Can
Co.,
common
preferred
preferred
$2.50
12-15
12-15
t37%c
50c
93%c
$1.06%
11-28
-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)-
$4.25
(quar.)
;™
1-2-53
Railway Si Terminal,
preferred
(quar.)
7%
Dennison
Mfg.-voting
Common
8%
Di
A
Divco
30c
Iquar.)
25c
Corp.
Fields
(monthly)—™
Monthly
—
Monthly
Dominion
Ltd.
Douglas
common
Br
Southern
Gas Co.
pTd.
(quar.)
Erlanger
4y2%
Mills
prior
Esmond
Corp., common
(quar.)„„
preferred (quar.)__.
Mills Ttd..
5%
preferred
(quar.)™
(quar.)™™„™™„_„
Fedders Quigan Corp., com. (Stock dividend)
5% -preferred series A (quar.)__J„_„_'__*
Fate-Root-Heath
Co.
10-25
10-25
12y2c
12-
1
1
11-
1
11-
1
"11-28
partic.
preferred
Works
Screw
Petroleum
Association
Fluor
Corp.,
Freim->n
preferred
Industrial
$3.50
Galr
Securities
this
plus
General
$3.50
General
$2.20
Shoe
of
Gas
F.)
10-21
1
n.15
12-
1
6%
'
B
12-
1
&
(s-a)„
(quar.)
17y2c
60c
11-29
10-31
(quar.)
65c
11-15
10-25
10-17
on
Well
Cementing Co.
(quar.)_
11-15
&
Co.,
Hfghtstown Rug, 5%
Ltd., class A
prior preferred
11-15
10-25
11-
10-20
2-1
11-15
12-31
1
Works
Power
Co., Ltd. 4quar.)™
4»/2%
(quar.)'
conv.
10-16'
1
11-15 " 1CN20
12- 6 '" n- 3
37%c
J40c
'
.11-
20c
I
(quar.)____„_w^
56yic
11-
1
11-
■
"
1
10-15
10-15
(A.)
&
(J.
P.)
preferred
6%
preferred
5.20%
Co.
A
preferred
Biscuits,
Crafts
Cities
United
Corps.,
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)_
;
(quar.)..
(liquidating).
Bldg.
5%
Realty,
pfd.
(accum.)
10-27
10-31
10-21
37y2c
10-31
10-21
37y2c
10-31
10-21
30c
11- 1
10-15
65c
12-
1
11-14
$1
;
com.
10-31
12-
5
11-
5
$80
(quar.)
10-31
8c
"
(quar.)™™™------;-
B
Propane Gas Corp.,
Textile
(quar.)
11-14
11-25
50c
common
11-
11-28
12-
1
II-
7
20c
.
;
(quar.).
Service,
12-10 1
5c
30c
&
Gas
Suburban
«™J._v™_4-
Co
.
•
'
7
$5
11-1
10-15
Class
B
Ltd.,
11-15
11-29
10-31
11-
10-15
11-14
11-
5
(quar.)
t37c
$40c
(N.
(quar.)
35c
Y.)
10c
Extra
U.
S.
Hoffman
4%%
Machinery
3.10_53
2_25
Univis
Lens
1
10-20
Valcar
Enterprises,
1-1-53
12-20
Waterous, Ltd,,, class A
United
Stores
Corp.,
Co.
$6
A
(quar.)..
10-20
11-
12-
I
1
10-15
•
11-21
10-14
10-27
10-27
10-14
from
45c
11-
1
10-15
37j/2c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-15
25c
11-15
11-
5
$1.75
12-15
12-
1
25c
10-31
10-17
$1
11-20
11-
6
75C
11-28
11-
7
$1.75
10-31
10-10
.
25c
11-
1
10-20
50c
11-
1
10-15
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
common
$1.25
10-
2
75c
10-21
10-10
50c
;
—
10-31
10-17
$ 15c
12-
1
11-10
156%c
11-
1
ie-10
25c
(s-a)
12-
1
11-
3
$1.12%
11-
1
10-
6
11-
1
10-
6
$1.12%
$1
12-22
12-17
$3
—
12-22
12-17
1
10-31
$$1.12%
40C
12-1
10-31
11-14
11-
10%
11-26
11- 7
12-
J15C
dividend
ted Electrical
10-20
1
55c
Co., com.
Gas
Cable Co.
Clayton & Co. (quar.)
Industries, Ltd.
a7%%,
Ltd.—
10-22
3
9-25
22 %c
11-
10-
8
25c
7% 1st preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on Jan. 1, 1953 at $125 .per
11-
10-
8
$81.27
1-2
$69.66
plus this dividend)—™-—™™—
preferred (entire issue called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1953 at $115 per
share plus this, dividend)—
—
$4 preference (entire issue called for re*
demption on Jan. 1, 1953 "at $62,50 per
1-
share
$6 1st
;
share
plus
this dividend)-J—-----——
'
pfd,;lquar,)y-__;
Atlantic
preferred (quar.)—™™___
4%2nd preferred (quar.)-™—-.—
4.35%
4% 3rd preferred
preferred
non-cum.
3.75%
Refining,
Atlantic
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.,
Steels,
(quar.) „„™
Inc., common
prior preferred (qu&r.) —
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"—
5c from net investment income and 30c
from net realized securities profits
Axe-Houghton Fund "B," common—
15c from net investment income and 50c
securities
realized
2
10-
2
1
10-2
11-
1
10-
$1
V
J
$2.50
93%c
;
$55c
$1
2
11-19
,40-24
1
10- 3
11-
11-15
12-
10-20
,11
10-
3
$25c
*11-
10c
™™2_--—
$1.20 convertible
from
10-
$1 ' -11-
•
1
pfd. (quar.)
5%% pfd. <s-a)_
Ltd
Nichols & Co.,
Austin
*•;
™
4%; pfd. A.
Powder Co.,
Atlas
.
(s-a)
10-31
1
$1.08%
(quar.)^—™—--™-—
Atlantic Coast Line RR.-—
10-31
:
11-
$1
•
-■5%
8
12--8
,11-1
12-
,$1.25
$1.25
2
1-2
$83
.
(quar.)__
& Santa Fe Ry.
Atchison, Topeka
11-
10-20
30c
11-
10-20
35c
11-24
11-10
65c
profits
(quar.)
10-27
10-15
(quar.)
10-31
10-
10-24
10-15
10-24
10-15
8
10-28
Los Andes—
De
Banco
15c
15c
Baldwin Rubber Co.
Corp.
15c
10c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
American
shares
10-17
10-20
10-
10-21
10-10
5C
common
Oil Co. (monthly)—
40c
5c
(quar.)
Electric,
Hydro
Bangor
11-21
11-10
12-22
12-10
5c
Monthly
Bates
Industries (stock dividend)
Furniture
Bassett
&
Innes, Ltd., class A
Works Corp.—
Bathurst
Power
12- 1
11-14
$1.50
11-15
10-27
10-20
10-14
Baystate
Corp.
15c
11-1
10-15
Bearings
Co,
$20c
11-17
10-31
&
(s-a)
Paper, class A
50%
t50c
50c
Iron
15c
pfd.
ii-1
Wire &
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
11-
1
Corp.—
preferred
25c
12c
Equipment Corp.
Bath
preferred (quar.)
11-25
10-14
10-17
class A
(quar.)
15c
1
$1.25
4%% preferred <quar.)_—
—,
5% preferred (quar.)—
—
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.
>
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons Inc.
Spencer Shoe Corp
10-17
10-24
11-
,
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Atlas
4-4.
5c
preferred
11-14
\
...
10-24
10-31
*—
Interim
11-14
11-28
50c
*
(quar.)™'£-™™4-4
11^28
3-lo
SI.12%
Associated Telephone Co.,
•
50c
.
^
10-15.
(monthly)
common
11-25
10-311
4.
-—i-'
-
11-25>
*
12-12
4-1-53
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
10-17
12-15 '
40c" 12-15
-
.
11- T
t25c
■(qyar.
California'Petroleum—
11-
Co.,
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
4%% convertible preference
a
4-3
1-2-53
25c
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—
4 % %
preferred (quar.)
4.50% pfd. (series with 8. F.) (quar.)
Arcade Cotton Mills, common (quar.)_
Assoc
10-23
75c 4-15-53
common
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class A
(quar.)
4%<%- preferred (quar.).
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
10-17
40c"
'
Bend ^Lathe
preferred
Anaconda
6%
10-17
.
Smelting—
prior preferred (quar.)
$5
11-24
"
Zinc, Lead 81
American
10-20
1
•11-15
securities)
preferred
5%
12-10
22c
•
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Co..
Viscose
lot
7%
12-10
,™f._™_!;-.»
10-15
11-15
10-17
(quar.)—™™__™
Co.
American
12-10
(quar.)
-
$1.75
—i—-—-
American
American
10-24
1-2-53
Haven)
.'
10-17
11-20 :
News Co.
American
7-20
1-2-53
A' (quar.)™!
A
71-5
,;,75q 1-15-53
—™—
Natural
American
4-20
1
8-
12-10
36 c
(quar.)
(bi-monthly)
Gcods, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Phenolic Corp.™
—
Ship Building Co
Smelting & Refining Co., com
preferred (quar.)
Thermos Bottle Co
I-20
5-1
'
30c
-
1
31%c
10-15
11-
10-15
27y2c
11-15
'
He.
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
(From net realized gains
of
11-
%C
3%C
preferred
6%
10-31
10-20
-CV+c
",6%c
1
62'/2c
10-21
1
11-15
27%c
Ltd.—
common.....
12-)0
Jl2y2c
(quar.)
11-
25c
56'/4C
t5cp
(quar.)™
(quar;)^™^—_4—™__,
75c
11-
37'/2c
pfd. A
62
-
Mutual
American
10-24
10-31
^
American Paper
•
$1
0-19
10-20
12-10
$1.75
preferred
% %
sales
Aro
-
sales of securities.
11-15
75C
'a—™„^™™
Home Products Corp.
Year-end
10-24
12c
:
Oo.J..i^_r_™™cj_^^_™'_;£l'i™':''
U. S. Fire Insurance
90c
(quar.)——™__.
(ouar.)
Common
11-15
t50c
pfd.
i2.
$1.37y2
prior
4
Basin
55C
Smelting
3
™_1.
United
the Southwest—
3
11-
1
ioc
10-21
10-31
11-
11-14
Acceptance,
Sunshine
Quarterly
(J.
10-31
11-14
ioc
(quar.)r_'™__j.™_"_^
Corp., xlass
11-14
62»/2c
(quar.)
25c
75c
Halliburton Oil
Hartz
1
10-14
4.50%
A
Southern ,Canada
5
12-
10-14
1
Geld Mines,
preferred
Serrick
5
10-31
87'/2c
Mining
$1.80
Co.
12-
12-
1
11-
preferred A (quar.-
Suburban
$.1.75
ltd.™
Knight,
Hagerstown
(quar.)
iquar.)
Consolidated
&
preferred
n-21
1-1-53
11-
40c
(quar.)
6%
1-2-53
3
40c
(quar.»->—_i™™™
preferred
Stevens
11-12
11-
11-
—:
12-20
1
12-
75c
—
Distilling
American
11-14
1
'
.
31 %c
--Year-fend-—1™'™_4*£,
.
10-15
12-
11-14
1
1-2-53
26C
Foundry Co.—
Hard Rubber
Anderson
.payment
common
Company (quar.)™-—™™4J_£:i_. '
'
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—f
?; .
10-22
1
10c
30c
27'/ac
Stein
15C
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
common
Co.
11-
(quar.)_
Southern
10-22
1
10-27
27J/2c
South
.10-20
1
Texas—
(quar.i_
Telephone
Power
Graton
Corp.,
' li-
.
11-15
Ltd.," 5%
pfd. "(quar.)__J_—_^_
Sidney Blumenthal, see Bliimenthal (Sidney).
1
issue
l5c
7%
10-30
11«
30c
-
-
'
preferred (quar.)—
American Metal Co.* Ltd.
10-27
Sliirrlff's,
10-24
share
per
5%
preferred
preferred
$5.50
of
Co.
.
11-15
12- 1
realized
Stores
.Southern
•
87'/2c
(entire
$102
.,11-
•
.
(ouar.i
Cigar Co.,
Granby
.
dividend
preferred
30c..
tT2%c
f80c
Oil
convertible
General
Corp.—
pfd.
at
12-19
l$l.l2y2
dividend)
Common
General
4%
redemption
American
Stock
™™___;_
(quar.)™_™_
(quar.)_™_____
iCanada),
for
quar.)
common
iquar.)™
preferred
Co.
called
6%
(Increased
Ltd.
11-12
75c
10-27
(resumed)™
Mills, Tnc.v
Class
,
quar.)
10-27
11-15
Extra
12-1
4C
(increased
Phila.
of
(A. J.) Ltd.,
4%%
Fulton
_____™'™_
Corp.
pfd.
10-
15c
5%
10-27
11-15
(quar.)
4%
Security Insurance I New
a
..
"56"
Fire
11-15
31 %c
(quar.)—,.
Comnion
10-20
12-13
Co.
Owl
5%
-
1 10-31
10-27
and
Scotten Dillon
11-18
30c
10-1
3iy4c
-
(quar.)—
(B'klyn) (quar.)
Co.
-Securities
10-27
'.**37%c
(quar.)_™™_™__
(quar.)_____^j
n-
1
5J/2% preferred,"A
•,
$1.20
10-20
11-15
5y2%. preferred A Xquar»)i-™.Lj™_™_J-;i-
Federal Loan Co. of Pittsfield, Inc. (Mass.)—
Federal
10-31
37'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
Gamble
&
5'/s%
*
.
62%c
10-28
1
31%c
pfd.
'——:™_
5'/2%
.
11-18
7%
American
10-20
10-21
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—
10-15
2%
Co;
San Antonio
10-23
20c
1
11-
11-. 1
1
9-26 '
,
;"/$3'
•
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Inc.—
Shares,
_—!_™.--™__—
preferred
preferred
American
19-24
11-
10-20 '
—
—-™-.—
Common
7%
10-16
>
Randvll
11-17
t25c
Car &
12-20
10-31
»
National Bank
Robbins
11-17
12-
1-2-53
34%c
pfd.
the
Co.
Red
10-15
$1.12y2
A
Corp.,
prior
from gains
10-15
11-1
50c
$1
6%
light Securities Co.—
Quarterly of 28c and a distribution of 72c
10-15
30c
Oil
omitted
conv.
Railway
11-14
15c
preferred
60c
-
30c
*
Credit,
1
11-26
28%c
-
10-31
11-1
:12c
(quar.)__
Corp.
option)
Co.™!™_-™1
American
11-26
12-10
25c
Corp.—
Procter
11-20
12-
1st
Puritan Fund, Inc.
,
12-19
12-10
12-10
$1
(quar.)™-
pfd.
Phillips Petroleum
11- 5
1-2-53
$1.25
(quar.)™;
Extra
Equitable
11-15
50c
1st
Extra
11-28
35c
™„„™
Inc
11-14
the second successive quarter.
Pepsi-Cola
10-29
12-10
'
;
10-27
"12- 1
25 c
at
(quaT.)
—
American-Marietta
1
;
pfd.
Extra
10-29
11-19
Western
Peoples
11-17
11-19
40c
iquar.)
(quar.)
"1'treet,
12-15
(quar.)™.
115c
stock
or
.Common
American
$1.50
(quar.)_™____.
redeemable
Sheraton
5%
1
2'/2c
(quar.)
Empire District Electric Co., 5%
Empire
12-
75c
(quar.)
common
preference
St
12-15
11-20
12-
22Vic-
Co.,
1st
redeemable
for
10-17
11-14
tl2V2c
(quar.)
Oil Co. of Calif,
Corp.,
4%
11-28
12-10
10-20
common
9-26
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Can
American
11-20
10-21
'.*•
(quar.)--i
preferred
Directors
10-24
10-31
-
12-10 '
30c
(quar.)
Peabody Coal Co.—
.
10-20
75c
Stores,
Aircraft,
Extra-
Dun
10-31
25c
25c
^
______
Oil
11-15
11-15
15c
(quar.)
12- 3
12- 3
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dominguez
Dravo
12- 3
30c
$2
iquar.).
class A
preferred
redeemable
Pacific
10-17
10-17
11-10
11-10
11-10
10-20
25c
B
Douglas
11- 1
11- 1
35c
$1.75
com.
debenture stock
Giorgio Fruit,
Class
(quar.)—
com.
Co.,
Electric
&
1st
4.80%
11-29
11-29
10-30
11-25
12-15
12-15
12-15
1-2-53
preferred
F.)
5%
5%
,
Dallas
Gas
5%%
,
10-27
$2.50
Ltd.
•
Co.
American
11-14
30c
(quar,)™_____™
Hampshire)
casta
in
Stores, Ltd.
Business
,holders
11-14
1
—
10-15
10-15
11- 8
3
•
1
-
preferred (quar.)™_.
Park
(extra)
Co.,
$3.75
11- 1
12-
1-2-53
12-1
4pc
■
10-20
security
realized
net
Quarterly from net investment income™—
Special from net realized security profits
(payable
in
cash
or
stock at the
Inc.—.
convertible
Pacific
Inc.—
(extra)
Glass
Continental
11- 1
t25c
pref. class A
partic.
Common
Consumers
$1.07
$1.17
Industries
preferred
5%
Ltd
Co
Chemical
Consolidated
11-18
10- 7
10-20
10-15
11- 1
3
11-
(quar.)
common
Ohio Leather Co.,(quar.)™
Ohio Service Holding-
10-31
$2.50
$1.18%
t>fd. (quar.l_™
Electric—
Ohio
11-15
12- 1
3
12-
11-
(quar.)-_.™™'™__
Corp.,
(New
Airlines,
(Charles
6%
A__
class
RR.
4.60%
(quar.)™™..
linitial)
preferred
Conduits
4:% %
Co.,
Southern
Si
Car
convertible
Noves
40c
Ltd.,
12-
$1
_„™_-„-_™™
Northwest
sub¬
Corp
1-2-53
1-2-53
'12- I;
Book
American
31c
;
■
Co.™™
American
Northern
;
Company
Colonial
Process
Extra
are
3
•
the Superinten¬
Hardware,
Aikman
St
proposals
of
12-
- -
5c
93%c
1-2-53
(quar.)—
—
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
;; ,/
12- 1
' 125c
4%
preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar. 5% preferred (quar.)™, J7 12%c ; iKi
10-31
"50c
Amerada Petroleum Corp.
(quar.) _—
American Automobile Insurance
(St. Louis)
•''50c
12- 1"
Quarterly
American
12- 3
1-2-53
•
12-
"
,
1-2-53 *.
preferred"!quar,31 Vac
England Fund-^L-j'
Nev/ York Air.Brake Co
....
Banks.
of
Cochrane-Dunlop
Collins
The
approval
the
to
12-16
11-14
12- 1
25c
New
Jan.,?l-»»proposal to split the stock
two-for-one and also to declare a 10%
ject
11-30-
11-13
11-27
12-30'
.
,
10-31
12-15
.
'
12-15
.
(quar.)
New
10-23
10-23
10-20
11-20
1
12-
10-17
11-21
preferred
$3.75
12-15
Mitchell (J. S.) St Co., Ltd. (quar.)_u._^
f3iy4f
1-2-53
11-. 1
Montgomery •& Erie Ry., (s-a)__^-™:™_^L.:. '-17%c"' U-10„
Monumental Life Insurance Co.* (quar;)™™'-""35c"" 10-23 ' 10-20
10-20
Munislng Paper, 5% 1st preferred (quar.)™
25c
11- 1
National Casket Co., Inc., $7 pfd. (quar.)-12-5
'
$1.75
12-31
„
on
stock
10c
10%
*
■
95c,
96'Ac
.w
3.90% preferred; (quar.,-1"-™* *. 97%c
4.35% preferred»(quar. )-f—_' $ 1.08%
4.45% preferred (quar.)_J-^_„-il.i__c.__ <$l.liy4
Missouri Utilities--Co.,-common dqUar.)„—• -'»
25c,
5% preferred (quar.)
^•
$1.25
3.85%
meeting to be held
holders at the annual
(quar.)2„™-™-
Edison Co.—
♦
preferred (quar.)_._„__l™l„-™™v
preferred. (quar.)l™__^.__
™'
3.80%
,
the
to
35c
$1.06y»
Ihc."
10-20
Metropolitan
10-15
10-24
10-24
10-24
12- 1
1- 8
12-15
11- 1
11- 1
87%c
(quar.)
voted
,
Inc.
(quar.)_™—™™r.
(N.
Co.
.
(quar.)
Lines,
common
preferred
Clinton
(quar.)
(qu^r,)
Air
McCord
11-21
10-29
10-31
10-31
10-31
12-20
2-1-53
15c
15c
$1
$1
75c
-
' 32'/2c
Corp., :common (quar.)™'^-^—\ 50c
preferred (quar.)2_
i™'
™1™^''. •:l62,/ac
Shoe, 4%%, pfd. A Cinitial)„i.__Li- < $1.58V3
Melville
t
^
10-15
10-27
11- 5
11-21
12-12
5%
.
(quar.)
(series 1947)
Chesapeake Si Ohio Ry., com.
preferred
(quar,)--'_™I-^™™^™__^_^„f.
Extra™™^—™_^_™--_.
Stock dividend
i
12»/2c10c
Inc.: (quar.".
10-15
1
$3
Western Ry., guaranteed (s-a)
Allen
(R. C.) Business Machines, Inc.™™—
Allied Stores Corp.. common
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, common (quar.)_
3
l
11-
50C
&
Allegheny
3
11-15 '
10-31
10-31
50c
■
,
Stores,
Marcliant Calculators
10-31
11-14
11-14
11- 1
11-2 5
11-20
12-12
18c
12%c
*
,__J
Channing
*4%
9-30
9-30
9-30
5c
„
Corp.
Cherry-Burrell Corp.,
11-1
11-1
11- 1
;'d$i.£5
Electric Co.
(quar.)™™™™™;.
dividend _.„™™:™_J™_-_™™^1
Century
10-24
10-24
10-31
invest¬
-net
_,™
.
Ltd.,
Utilities
Extra
v
Lucky
Ltd.—
Fund,
Investment
Canadian
Cenco
™_™„_—_
™—™,_—™
Canadian
•
•'
(s-a)
Extra
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
11-15
12- 1
12- 1
130c
110c
tl2J/2c
—
1st pfd.
Safeway. Ltd., 5%
$1
43%c
110c
115c
t$1.25
1$1.25
—.
™_—
5%
Class
10-17
10-31
•
Macco Corp.
Canada
Canada
37V2C
Insurance—
Common
7%
11- 1
11-15
I$1.50
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Pacific
from
option)
Electric Appliance
Mills ™!—
Air-Way
Alabama
10-20
10-15
11-
27%c
preferred A
non-cum.
Aenew Surpass Shoe
10-22
10-10
1
11-
3%
(payable
holder's
'
10-20
27 %c
Fund, Inc.—
profits
10-22
Payable of Rec.
6c
(quar.)
Holden
When
Per
Share
Alloys, Inc.—
6%
Co.,
Distribution
10-22
'
2nd
6%
Byron
California
10-15
Quarterly from net investment Income—
10-14
11- 3
12-12
-
10-31
11-10
dividend
Stock
10-14
,;
10-24
8
,
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
of Company
Affiliated
7
(quaiv)_,
common
8
12-
_—
10-25
11-
'
11-
5c
preferred (accum.)
$1.10 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Adams-Millis Corp. (quar.)
Adciressugraph-Multigraph—
11-10
11-29
Extra
.7%
11-14
Telephone—
:
1-28
Fields
convertible
$1.10
11-18
37%c
30c
15c
™^™lr;™™„™ /
10-28
a3%
(s-a)
Aluminum
Acme
Aeolian
(quar.)ri„i.4,™;_-.™_-'*.
™-™~™™™™™
<s-a)_„™,
11-21
2-20-53
25c
—__
& Co., Ltd.—
(F. W.)
Petroleum
Aberdeen
1-19
10-17
1
(quar.)—1™_
Cement Co.
Loew's Boston Theaters
-
announced
Name
15.
Inc.™!
11-24
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
5
75c
Fabrics,
Extra
November
on
at meeting held 011 Oct.
10-16
11-
50c
preceding table.
10-20
Ltd.—
usually
omitted
was
10-31
1
25c
weeks and not yet
5
12-
Instrument
Bankshares Corp.
Below we
.
Dividend
11-15
12-10
$1.12%
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
Co.
preference
dends
175c 1-15-53
11- 1
75c
12-20
* 50c
12-20
93%c 2-2-53
2c
10-24
50c
12-10
75c
12-1
10c
11-10
-
3
12-15
$1.50
Island)
.common™™™™
Manufacturing
11-
30c
11-25
50c 1-15-53
$1.75
12- 1
:*
__'™'_™_™1___
Special
3%%
Kerr
(Rhode
Co.
Trust
Tea
Oil
Consolidated Gold
Yuba
(quar.)™
com.
preferred (quar.)™
™.
Investment Foundation, Ltd.—
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)___
Investors
Wilcox
6%
7%
10-20
10-20
12-15
s-a)
Fire
Electrical
Weston
10-25
Ltd.—
Harvester
International
10-17
11-15
5%
140c
Paper—
(quar.)
Insurance
25c
10-15
Group Shares (12c from
income and 18c from security
Louisville
-
(increased
preferred
4V2%
Westchester
10-15
Bond
ordinary
profits)
11-14
11-14
11-14
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
Hetninway
Belding
6%
RR.
™_™
.
Laundries
Baxter
5%
12-12
12-12
12-12
$1
Atlantic
Shares,
Siock
11-14
11-20
11-15
11-14
$1.50
$1.25
(quar.)—
Extra
Bloch
12- 1
12-15
12-12
$1
(quar.)—
Transport Inc., 6% pfd. (accum.)
pfd.
4'/a%
Equipment,
12- 1
lGVic
12V2c
25c
62 %C
Trap Co. of America, Inc., com.™—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—,™™
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
(quar.)—™™_
Institutional
10-31
11- 7
11- 5
11-14
70c
Screw
Animal
11-15
12- 5
11-20
12- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-1
SG'/iC
preferred lquar.)„
Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.t
conv.
American
30c
t50c
25c
87'/2c
56'/4C
10c
62J/2C
;
quar.)™
Ltd.
Co.*
Payable of Rea.
Share
Name of Company
$1.50
62 %c
11-14
Holder*
Payable of Rea
Share
,
10-25
120c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
.-™
Co.
(stock dividend)—
A
Car
Motor
Imperial Oil
Holder»
When
preferred
6%
Si Co., com.
-
Pulp &
Virginia
11-14
,1
*
,™_
(George A.)
Hudson
yet reached their
Per
B
Class
Hormel
the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
West
12- 1
12- 1
11- 1
11-1
11-15
30c
50c
115c
conv,
Holden
nounced during
a
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Ltd., class A
Hotels
Hilton
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
Dividend announcements are
Name of Company
of Re*
Payable
When
Per
Hoidert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
(quar.)
t75c
±25c
Baxter
Laboratories
of
16%C
—
(Fnntinii<srl
5
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
12-29
12-12
12-
1
11-
3
12-
1
11-
3
10-31
10-21
45c
:
nn
natfo
di )
11-
1
10-15
15c
(quar.)
America
9-
1
11-15
10-31
.
Volume 176
Number 5161
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1477)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Range for Previous
Year
STOCKS
*
1951
Lowest
41% Mar 15
113% Dec
24
62
Aug
2
114% Dec
14
4% Mar 15
8
Sep
2
33% Jan 30
25% Jan
2
34
Oct
15
36% July 12
43% Sep
49
63% Sep
Apr
4
5% Mar
1
10
Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRIQES
STOCK
Monday
Par
Abbott Laboratories
24
4%
;
—
Acme
Steel
16
35% Jan 30
42% Jan
Adams-Mlllis
13
64
24% Jan 22
323/4 Oct
2
7% July 17
9% Jan
7
63
Jun
5
48
Jan
24% Nov
31% Apr
30
24
May
11% May
18
Air
Reduction
Inc
2
111V* Dec
20
106% May
2
113
Feb
19
137% Dec
12
139
Jan
17
155
Aug 28
3% Oct
9
2% Jan
2
3% Mar
6
9
18% Oct
16'
23% July
1
Aldens Inc
Feb
2
4% Jan
2
87% Jan
2
Dec
3
6
80
May 31
73% Jan
*78
28
Nov 28
Dec
3
86
91% July
73
Apr
26
19
14
101
85
102
Feb
13
9
Dec
11
11
Feb
5
58
Jan
10
14
20
Nov
8
77% Sep
23% Feb
28% Jan
4
37
Oct
17
37% Nov
8
48% Jan
26
Apr
7
31% Oct
16
25%
25%
25%
25 %
25%
25
253/s
2,200
32%
32%
31%
32
♦33%
3,200
82
May 24
46% Jan 21
110
Jan
2
96
Jun
8
Apr 30
67% May 7
9
89% JUH 29
107% Oct
15
95% May
2%
36
40% Apr 27
88 V* Aug 31
2
Dec"
*5% Jim"
31
Oct 15
16% July 13
94
Jun
49
Jan
4
Jan
41
Feb
5
165% Oct
30
19
36% Feb 21
111
110%
111
154
154
155
155
110%
2% May
3
3
5
•19%
100
72
1
3%
100
110%
*76
par
33%
No par
♦98
100
93
gtd
3% Jan
141% Jan
18% Jan
10o
93
93
95%
93
103
Limited
51%
6%
convertible
19
45% Jun
84%
102
jun" 25
July
10% Jan
5% Jun
6
6
37
Oct
16
16
102
Oct
17
8% Oct
15
44% Feb
114
10
Jan
14% Apr 30
7% Mar 2
29
4% Oct
107
17
6
Jan
29
39% Jan
2
2
39% July 5
18 % Dec 26
X45
Jun
Feb
21
22% Feb
4
9
28% Feb
21% July 10
89
18
85% May 17
33% Oct 19
24
2
143
May
15
36
Feb
9
6
11
5% Jan
2
21% Jan
4
32% Dec
10 % Nov
3
22% Feb 16
8
170% Jan
22
9
Sep 29
;
7% Oct
Maris
41% May 19
5
Nov
2
44
Nov
23
58
9
45% Jan
2
61% Jan
10
39
Dec
17
8% Jan 24
Jan
16
Jan
2
23
Sep 20
8
Aug
17% May 24
*77
Dec
20
29
20% Oct
3
90
3
Dec"31
12% Dec
May
17% Oct
106%
22
•
M6Jr
4
x35% Oct
5% Apr
73
jan~31
11
16% Aug
14
7
12% Mar
•
8
Aug
Aug
8
120 % Feb
26
23% Jun 30
23% Aug
7
21% July 31
4
19
102
Jun 24
13
19% Mar
3
Jan
8
7% Feb
29% Sep
15
3
3
31% July 19
36% Feb
163
Dec
11
17% Nov
177
15
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
32%
32%
31%
32%
32%
32%
24,100
43%
43%
♦43%
43%
•43%
25
33%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
76%
76%
75%
75%
75
75
75%
76
28
28
27%
28
27%
27%;
27%
27%
46%
46%
46%
47
47
47%
•47%
47%
900
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,900
10
*21%
22
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21'A
21%
500
100
10
com
91
57%
91
♦91
91%
55%
57%
57%
91
54%
285
♦248
3%% conv preferred series B_100
American Distilling Co
20
♦156
161%
*152
158%
♦150
155%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
American European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power.—No par
31%
31%
32
30%
30%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,400
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
10,600
58%
60%
58%
59%
48%
48%
48 %
48%
Co
10
"8%
convertible
10
60
♦48%
1
4
50
♦33
com
preferred
American Home Products
•31
60%
'
49
4%
*4
34
4%
32%
1
35%
American Ice Co common
No par
6% noncumulative preferred—100
♦6%
7
6%
*76%
78
•76%
32%
36%
American International Cerp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
American Locomotive
7%
23%
35%
22%
6%
78
•32%
36
6%
♦76%
22%
21%
22%
23%
22%
23
23
98%
21%
21%
19%
21%
19%
20%
♦81
•101%
•101%
103
•101%
82
♦81
103
82
•101%
103
♦81
American Metal Products
American Molasses Co
American Natural Gas Co
1
♦7%
No par
30%
31
31% July 30
29% Sep 24
36
17
American News Co
No par
33
33
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
39% Sep
37
37
35 %
36'A
35%
American
2% July 29
16
16% Apr
175% Aug
1
Optical
No par
Co
Amer Potash & Chem cl B.__No par
Power
&
143/a
14
174%
172
6%
6
49
Sep
18
American Ship
Jan
29
165% Sep
39% Feb
2
Amer Smelt & Refg com
7% preferred
42% Feb
2
Oct
15
59% Jan
2
127% Dec 28
15% Nov 30
150
Jan
25
59
Jun
29
40
36% Oct
14
38% Apr 27
73% May 28
138
Mar
51% Oct
10
68% Jan
31
128% Dec 29
154
Jan
78
Sep
8
Apr 30
30% Jun
25
70
July 17
14% Mar 28
77% Apr
2
120% Apr 16
10% Feb
3
7
18
x90% Jun
30
119
Oct
13% Apr
4
5% Oct 22
Oct 15
38
8
Oct
40% May
15
2
109
Jan
30
55% Jan
24
64
Jan
24
13
102
46"% Jan 30
16
8% Jan
For footnote*
page
15
15
53% Jan
10"
1
50% Jan
28
15
22
Sep 10
4% May
Aug 15
m
2
Jan
38% May
27% Nov 13
60
31% Jan
40% Oct
Sep 28
49% Oct
May 12
50% Apr
20.
5
IB
106% May 21
24% Jan 24
6"% Jan
60
July
400
2%
14'A
172
23%
133/4
♦172
6%
6%
2%
14%
2%
133/4
2%
14
•172
173%
20
6%
6
6%
2,800
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
47
47
46%
47%
403%
41
39
40%
39%
40%
160'A
160%
159%
160
160%
159%
160 %
160%
10,900
28,100
173%
20%
•46
20%
47
1,700
•
40
15,600
54d
1253/4
30%
30%
30%
30%
4,400
40
40
40
39
40
39
393/4
1,300
40
American Sugar Refining com—100
52
52%
513/4
132%
10'A
10%
3,800
1523/4
152 %
1523/4
56,100
56%
12,500
10%
152%
153
152%
5
118%
56%
9%
93/8
26%
26%
89
56 3/4
55%
563/4
133 %
132%
133%
1333/4
720
62 3%
61%
61%
61%
62%
9,300
118%
118%
118%
1183/4
118 %
118 »/4
230
133
623/4
*88
320
61%
56%
133 3/a
119
56%
1,100
•
133
9%
13,700
26
24 %
25 3/a
24%
24%
12,300
88%
9%
25 Va
♦88
87%
88%
•87%
873A
9%
9%
9%
9%
110
♦70%
70%
70
70%
69
70
69%
693A
370
17%
18%
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
17 %
10,700
25
50
com
$5 prior conv preferred
Copper Mining
Anaconda Wire & Cable
62%
52V4
133
J
93%
94
92%
93
91
92%
92'A
530
38%
39%
38
38%
38
38%
383A
393A
38,400
42 %
42JA
250
24%
3,200
prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
563/B
133
20
103/4
11
152%
500
52%
132
10%
25
37%
125
132%
131%
11%
100
25
100
37'A
125
52
132%
11
153
38
132
132
100
American Viscose Corp com
6% preferred
Anaconda
53%
♦37%
5
Tobacco
preferred—;
conv
•52%
38
100
preferred
Anchor
34% Aug 20
110
2%
41%
No par
$4
2,000
♦124%
American Water Works Co Inc
13
1,100
36
31%
American Woolen common—No par
7% preferred
100
Feb
30%
1253A
7
26% Feb
30'A
36
30 3A
1
82
30%
36
37%
22
16
32%
♦124%
95% Jan
16
•32%
38'A
37% Jan
Oct
300
7,400
31%
9
16% Oct
69
2,400
7%
125%
16
2
52
46% Apr 25
9% Feb
24
18
47% Oct
3
119% Jan
29% Oct
2
31% Apr
69"% Jan 21
32%
13%
30%
47%
American Stores Co
6%
32%
7%
1,500
2,300
40%
31
American Tobacco common
1
203/a
*46
No par
30
Jan
32%
13%
30
15%
24%
103
38 %
common
American Tel & Tel Co
66
7%
30
82
1253/4
Co
15
49% Jan
3
Sep 10
86% May
-
13%
•7%
29%
16,800
25
Snuff
157% Feb
138% Mar 28
3
No par
100
6
American Steel Foundries
7%
13%
7%
*81
10O
20%
noncumulative preferred—100
American
6%
10
Building Co..No par
American Sumatra
3
7% Jun 13
24% Oct
Mar 16
37% July
47
May
116% Jan
6
46% Jan
107
36% July
x25% Apr
3
99% Dec 26
58
29
American Seating Co
135% July 1
16% Jan 11
16
54% May 19
20
40% Aug 18
60% Mar 6
150% Jun 11
14
X93% Dec 27
17
129% Jan
9
Jun
36% Jan
Mar 14
10% Oct
16
57% Apr
4
115% Nov 26
131
9
127
9
163% Sep
Apr
34
6
23% Feb
6
123% Aug
1
30% Oct 16
2%
2%
53
19
13%
30%
•32%
14%
7
12
7%
30
•171%
19"% Oct
24% Jun
13%
7%
No par
42% Apr 24
7% Jan 17
14
82
98%
Light—
xDIstribution
38% May 19
8
14
Amer Rad & Std Sany com—No par
7% preferred—
100
American Safety Razor
5
8
139% Jan
20%
100
25
6
18%
♦98
15%
Feb
20
7,500
18%
98 %
24%
103% Sep
Jun
2,100
18%
*23
"
17%
99%
18
15%
July 16
70% Mar 28
37
23%
23
18%
•98%
24
7
30% July 2
32% Jan 10
900
15%
Aug
123% Jun
21%
18%
4
Feb
•21%
23%
23
400
21%
15%
36% Jun 12
6%
78
99%
12
148
2,800
•6%
1,400
•77
24%
6
9
36%
6%
4
78
18%
2
600
36'A
36%
♦98%
Co
6,400
-
200
1
preferred
59%
48%
32%
15%
4%%
200
32%
24
com
2,200
31%
34
24%
Ltd
19
Jan
59%
•48
15%
Co
7%
7%
•30
15%
preferred
Metal
500
•3%
No par
100
Amer Mach & Fdry conu
36%
4
100
common
preferred
3.90%
22
36%
4
17
15
158%
1
American Encaustic Tiling
36%
24%
Jan
70
25,300
36%
No par
8
91
56%
275
*35%
No par
14% Jan
600
36%
Amer Machine & Metals
May 15
700
36%
10% Jan
167
•152
•
300
4,300
36%
Nov 20
5
248
44
36%
23
Dec
55%
275
Feb
*143
•90
91
56
♦250
165
56
9
4%
290
28
42
200
9
4,200
43%
♦260
Feb
7
38
103
33%
Jan
13% Oct
37
•102
8%
preferred series A_100
conv
American
2
37%
49
4%
34% Jan
2% July 28
12% Jan
♦46%
102
8%
35 % Oct
7% Dec 26
27% Jan
9,000
49
Amer
105
25
8
3
9
90
12%
12%
12%
Apr 24
16% Sep 26
2
Jan
35% Oct
9
38%
♦102%
17%
58%
%
30% July 23
3
11
Sep
84
13% Apr 24
X22% May 16
Jan
7
24% Sep
16% Apr 24
78% Feb 11
97
prior preferred
Cyanamld Co
American Hide & Leather
84
DAY
17%
58
43%
American Hawaiian SS Co
39% July 23
8
9
19% Jan
4%%
American
3%%
CLOSED
17%
58%
10
American Gas & Electric
14
500
600
17%
2,000
No par
10
14
78%
No par
11
Jan
78%
100
Feb
45
78%
32%
preferred
5% Jan
1
*77%
6,600
15,400
25
55
3
78%
197%
1
12.50
common
63% May 26
1
6
Feb
96
3
6
33% Aug
10
Mag
30% Sep
17% Feb
Jan
10% Jan 25
94%
24
24% Feb 21
105
2
27
•
3
86
14% Jan
:
9
Jan
19
29
7
Jan
Jun
Jun
3
16% Mar
9
6% Dec 31
17
29% Jan
60% Aug
75
95% Aug 28
9
60
2
29% Jan
Jan
7% Oct
61%
54% Jan 22
78
192
4,700
7,200
American Crystal Sugar com
Aug
13%
9%
American Colortype Co
58% Jan
10
65
13%
8%
25
180
Jan
42% Jun 29
64%
13%
9%
19% Feb
111
65%
13%
37
26
17
64%
13 %
102
14% May 21
96% Jan 15
59% Jun
9
66%
13
38%
20% Feb
"• 289% Jan
186 %
65%
13%
102'%
American Chicle Co
Sep 19
186%
67
*57
190
500
13%
37%
American Chain & Cable
'
600
16%
102'A
6
Apr 15
50% Aug 25
*16%
38%
103%
8
89
16%
COLUMBUS
50% Jun
260
185
•16%
12%
42% Jan
6
16%
16%
♦46%
7%
2%
35
13
1
2%
•32%
49
100
2%
35
12%
83% Jun 26
19
2'A
•32'/a
*46%
American Car & Fdry common
Aug
2%
35
49%
27
Nov
2%
•32%
13
427/« Jun
99
7,800
2%
35
♦47
32% Aug 15
731/2 Apr 23
27% Oct 16
294
5,700
49
17%
American Can Co
7%
preferred
171% Jan4
2,700
81%
48%
58%
American Broadcasting Co Inc
American Cable <fc Radio Corp
7
6
43%
80 %
48%
Amer Brake Shoe Co
2
Mar
43%
80
47%
17%
12
13
43%
79%
57%
35% July
»
43%
59%
13%
No par
2,100
49%
17%
com
8,700
81%
♦58%
preferred
300
50%
101
44
♦17%
convertible
400
3,100
48
EXCHANGE
4%
503/s
101
19
79%
78%
45% Jun
32% Feh
51
102
78%
5
2
50%
101%
STOCK
43V2 Aug
73% July
27% July
51%
•18%
43 Vb
193%
10
19
7,300
66%
100
common
28% May 16
*29% Jun
*93
preferred
50
American Bosch Corp common
2
2nd preferred 1952 ser 5%%__50
4
50
72%
72
800
50
188%
6%
Apr 22
12% Jan
♦18%
103%
102
16%
1
preferred
conv
American Bank Note
15% Aug
7
53% Aug
7
41% Mar 13
27
cum
50%
72%
8%
81%
16%
90
95%
71%
8%
44%
1
Amerada Petroleum
3%fc
♦93
8%
81%
2%
2
19
8%
43%
•32%
common
73%
*18%
51%
]
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
8%
73
103%
50
com
preferred
8%
49%
No par
new
Amalgamated Leather Co
;
2
100
93
oreferred
—No par
Aluminum Co of America—No par
2
7,800
94
38
16% Jan
12% Jun 29
•90
34%
American Airlines
61% Feb
92
37%
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
55% July 28
12% Oct 15
92
34
2
66% Aug 2
17% Jan 19
92
33'A
102%
37%
70 % July 15
22
92
81
323%
1023/4
34
16% Jan
Jan
323A
36%
12% May
57
*76%
81
102
34
60% Feb 20
Jan
31%
*98
38%
10
19% Jan
♦76%
102
34%
Alpha Portland Cement
9
5
900
37 %
14
Apr 29
10,500
34 %
66% Sep
16% May
3%
109%
19
17% Dec
73
3%
109%
♦98
93
60
3%
109%
33%
32%
,,
72
3%
81
•76%
33%
♦71
72
160
1,500
107%
38'A
93
5
81
101%
♦71
1,000
13,800
109
34%
15
19
3%
6,500
19
37%
13
20% July
72
3%
109
.
18%
*34%
Jan
2
♦71
3%
111
18 %
2%
•18%
78
Dec
72
19%
2%
2%
18%
5
13% Jan
2
19
2%
No par
Aluminium
11
Apr
19%
3
73%
4%
2
x235
9
2%
73%
8
Jan
154
253A
8%
3
35
•110%
154
25%
8%
19
7
33% May 3
15% Sep 15
111
*150
10
preferred:
300
1,800
111
154
100
8
1
4
54% Sep
3,200
25%
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common__No par
3%% convertible preferred
100
25
45 % Sep
92% Feb
8'A
50%
50%
Allied Kid Co
4
Jan
8
*50
8
25%
26%
No par
1
107
73% May 1
47% Oct 16
3
23
1
23,400
25%
110%
No par
Oct
31%
*50
Allen Industries Inc
Mar 27
53% Sep
30%
8%
Allied Stores Corp common
95
30%
26%
Allied Mills
90
July 17
46% Apr 17
29%
50%
36
9
31%
8
40 % July 16
17
30
♦50
32% Feb 21
Aug 28
61
8%
36
Apr
61
32%
50%
Allied Chemical & Dye
18
34
61
100
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
2
34
61
*33
8
78% Aug 11
21% Jan
8
13
34% Jun 28
Jan
32%
34%
61
26%
$2.50 prior conv preferred—No par
12
Jan
32
33%
61
♦50
common
cum
32%
33%
61
l
preferred
<4.375
32
34%
50
Corp common
preferred A
5%*
6
31%
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp-No
17
Feb
67% July
"
6
61
10
Allegheny
May 29
54% Oct
3
Jun
4% %
4
19
1,000
3,400
25%
4.50% pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
9
May
3% Sep
112% Sep
5
25
40
X101
2
76
4
2% Apr 24
52% Oct
6
91% July
Jan
79% May
106% Dec
36% May 26
104
70
5,700
6
5%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
27% Feb
70
43%
109
6%
common__No par
2% May 10
25
Shares
43%
♦108%
1
101% Nov
19% Jun
43%
109
6%
Corp
121% Jan
13
43%
109
6%
Corp
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
|3 preferred w w
May 21
27% Jan 23
43%
O CO
6%
Admiral
51
1
43%
108%
the Week
No par
Corp
Addressograph-Multigraph
9
44%
109%
Friday
Oct. 17
Oct. 16
2.50
Adams Express Co
15
56% Feb
26
109
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 15
10
25
5
Wednesday
Oct. 14
43%
100
Co
30% Sep
33% Oct
Sep 24
Tuesday
Oct. 13
5
preferred
ACF-Brill Motors Co
8% May 2
30% Jan 24
15
Sep
7% July 17
47% Jan 18
7
64% Jan
125
YORK
EXCHANGE
17
29% Feb
July 17
6
2
Oct
25
NEW
Highest
41% Oct
108
19
27 % Jan
20 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
92%
42
42%
42%
42%
42
42%
6.25
24%
24%
24%
24 3 J,
24
24
No par
•1033/4
♦104%
105 %
*104%
1033/4
104%
150
21.50
40 3A
40%
40%
40%
40'A
41
41 %
4,100
10
20
43%
44
42%
44
42
42%
42 %
413%
43%
20%
20%
19%
18
19%
1,200
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Frlchard Oil Corp
3
Andes Copper Mining
A P W Products Co Inc
7
Archar-Danlels-Midland
105
5
•4%
5'/a
No par
53%
53%
19%
5
0
53%
5
53%
*4%
53%
105%
19%
5
53%
24
•19
•4%
533A
5
533A
7,800
100
1,200
9
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
Monday, October 20, 1952
(1478)
2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Year
Previous
Range Since Jan.
1951
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
15% Oct
27% Jan
7
41% Jan
35% May
1
8% Oct 16
30
2
51% Jan
29
8% July 18
12% Jan
76'/a July 20
3
Dec
9
10
79% Oct
16
96
59% Aug
7
48% Oct
17
57
Jan
28
92 % Jan
3
93
Apr
1
Oct
16
116% Jan
22
36 Vb July
96
46 % Jan
7
104
Jan
5
109% July 17
120
Aug
8
16
91% Dec
19% Feb
15% July 23
110
12% Mar
July 24
Arnold Constable Corp—
Artloom
26
13% Feb
9
7% May
7
9
Feb
8
28% Oct
15
25 y8 Me-v
6
28
Jun
10
Arvin
17
16
'
2nd
18
Aug
17
16
16%
15%
16
37%
36V8
36%
36
36%
*16%
par
80%
81
79%
80
par
50%
51%
49%
50
48%
97
97
*96%
97
96
96
par
'110%
111
*110%
111
110
110%
*17%
18
17%
*17
17%
'
K
Shares
16
2,200
.'36%
36%
12,800
8%
87/'s
15,000
79%
79%
2,800
48%
49%
2,600
•
8%
9
9
8%
9
80%
80
17%
8%
"
.
"
-
.
-
I 96
96
*17
•
650
110%
*109%
220
"200
18
'
7%
7%
.7%
7%
*7%
2.50
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%'
preferred $1.50 series__No par
29 y«
29%
29
29
28%
28%
20%
21
20
20%
20
20%
97
Inc
Refining Co
&
the Week
16
49%
par
36%
No par
Carpet Co Inc
Industries
Ashland Oil
23% Mar 25
16% Oct
28% Oct
com
$3.75 preferred
22% July 12
8y« Dec
prior preferred
Armstrong Cork Co
Oct. 16
5
com
Friday
Oct. 17
Thursday
Oct. 15
5
10
5
No
No
No
$4 convertible preferred—No
$6 conv
Mar 13
18
16% Jan 22
5
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 14
Oct. 13
Par
,
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Armour & Co of Illinois
22
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
SALE
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
8
7%
7%
27 y2
27%
..16%
17%
600
900
8,800
"
28%
28%:.'
1,100
20%
20%
2,700
96%
96%"
96%
96%
110
79% : 79%
•
600
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
20
Nov
7
24% Oct
91
Nov
28
101% Sep
18% Feb
2
25
22% July 25
Common
Feb
28
98 V* Aug
5.25%
91
4
6%
—1
,
.
1st
Oct
11
9l
Jan
2
98
Jan
23
4
66
Jan
22
84
Aug
8
2
73% Feb
27
95% Sep
24
51% Jan
4
Jun
13
Preferred
21% Jan
7
7
75% Jan
41% Jan
3
68% Oct
31
82
Aug
50% Nov 30
55
Aug
Associates Investment Co
Atchison Topeka & Santa
.
18% Jan
2
61% Jun 29
26% Jun
'
Jan
Dec
17
96 Vx Feb
23
31
15
Jun" 25
105% Jan
17
x93% Jan
2
May 23
28% Sep
12
26»/« May
1
x25
31
110
Sep
36% May
Jun
13
i£o
Sep
44% Jan
30
117 Mi Jan
30
Jan
11
24% Feb
15
5% Oct
16.% Jan
10
14% May
11% Jan
19
6% Oct
12
25
8% Mar
43% Jun
18
51% Mar
8
9'A Dec
24
13% Jan 30
28
15% Jan 22
93%
95%
14,900
55 y4
55%
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55%
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26
26
26
26%
26 y4
95
95
95
*94
96
95%
96
105
104%
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103
103
103
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.
31%
31%
97%
26%
97
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31%
97
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3,100
700
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.
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3
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3
14
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prior
pre!
32%
32
105%
104
104
*104
105
*104
104
26
26
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27
26
26
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6
No par
No par
28
6
*14%
($1.20)—No par
5c
5
17
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15 ft
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7 %
12%
5%
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7%
12%"
12%
12%
7%
32
31%
.
5%
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15%
7j/8
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Autocar Co
Automatic Canteen
32%
*32
*105
20
A—100
Austin Niohols common
31%'..
:-31%.
'5 %
15 ft
*14%
1,400
15%
7
6%
7
120
200
-
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7
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% v
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of
12%
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7%
12%
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7% Feb
47
92%
55%
26
32 "/8
3
42% Jun 26
94%
55 %
26%
26%
9% Jan
3
93%
56%
26%
5
15% Jan
6% Jun
1
6% Jun
95%
56
32 y8
17
12% Apr
31
14% Dec
Aug 23
5
79%
96%
$3.75
15% Feb
16
15% Sep 18
8% July 10
4%
19 Vs
10
Common
•
79 ya"
1
W I SS Lines
7% Jan
31
4
10% Jan
31
25
Mar
79%
No par
Atlas Corp_
2
79%
100
26
30
96%
series B
Preferred
31% Sep
96%
96%
Refining common
24
30% Jan
i
7% Nov 29
Jun
Atlantic
8
100% Jun
102 % Oct
18
18
43% Sep
28
preferred
Atlantic G &
Atlas
108% Dec
26
4%
96%
97%
94%
50
60
10
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
5
May 28
109
83
92%
4
Jun
•118
9
96%
*96 %
Fe—
Atlantic City Electric Co
5
96% Sep.'18
Aug 26
94
Feb
82
58
96%
97%
*79 y8
100
10
Common
3
23% Oct 10
98
97%
*96%
100
preferred
2nd preferred
68% Dec
21
Nov
89
20
Feb
7%
Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
18
7%
48 ft
•Avco
16
7
46%
46
7%
46 y8
'
'45%
.
7
7%
45%
7
1,400
"45%
45%
..
16,700
1,000
B
*
Jun
3
31% Oct
10
5% Jun
16
8% Oct
6
15% July
2
24% Jan 17
2
45% Nov
17
11% Jan
36ya Feb 20
July
Jun
28
27% Jan
63% Sep
14
16
72
Oct
16
47% Oct
lo y2 Apr
30
42
17%
Jan~~2
28% Feb
3
37
Jan
2
43 y2 Jan
31
2
28y2Jan
9 V* Nov
10
17
9% Feb
21
31% Jan
2
38
Mar
8
33% Apr
Nov 27
107
Mar
8
94% Apr
16
16
37 Va Feb
21
17% Oct
8
Nov
7
78% Feb
14
22% Jan 4
87
Sep 30
96
,
19% Oct
78
20'/a May 23
12% Jan
29
89
.July 19
10% Mar 13
14
Sep
12
12
Apr
17
Oct
7
29% Jun
35
Feb
15
30
Jan
12
33'/a Jun
17
Oct
17
31% Jan
14
15% Jan
25
3
19% Mar
8
10% May 16
23'A Feb
9
19% Oct
15
28
Feb
94% Mar
7
14 y8 Dec
16
26
9
x9iy8 Feb
13
94
May 22*
66
Oct 10
34% Sep
8
33% Jan
30y8Jun
'
14
14% Apr
17%
Jan"
89
July 23
2
28
19
18% Jan 25
,
48 y» Jun
28
59% Feb
10
45% Apr
21 y2 Jan
10
32 y2 Dec
29
29% Jan
Jun
5
87% Oct
26
87
2
26% Jun
2
32% Feb
25
32% Nov
17
29
60
138% Dec
27
155% Feb
16
16% Nov 23
3
46% May
30
1
139% Apr 29
12% Oct
21% Jun 21
Vo '/8
Black & Decker Mfg Co
33% Oct
16
16
Oct
16
16
15% Mar 15
22% Dec
7
18% Apr
■'
'
2
26
17% Jun
14
31% May 16
18% Oct
27% Dec
6
9% Sep
17
16
Jan
15
13% July 23
19
Jan
17
,12
Jan
31 •
9
Jan
44% Jan
12
46
89
25
"Jun
30
!
29% Jan
2
6% Oct 15
12% Oct
52% Oct
2
71% Mar
July 6
58% Jun 29
"
5
Mav
22
3
7
9
9 </8 May
Jun
27
103% Jan
8
11% Nov
26
19% Jan
8
Nov
24
16% July
16
9
39
12
Jun
15
9
40% jan
20
25% Jan
2
Apr
17
Oct
10
10
47% Feb
28
13% Jan
2
19 % Oct
3
15% Apr
2
18
3
36% Sep 11
34% Mar 9
Jan
27% Jan
30% Apr
24
33
21
«July 23
20% July 28
July 30
38
-
35% Aug 25
,
30
Apr
11
40% Oct
19
25
Oct
15
35% Feb
4
x92
Dec
28
105% Jan
17
95
Jan
9
103% Jun
4
24% Oct
16
27% Jun
5
Feb~16
x50
Jan
3
48% Nov 29
11% Jan
2
53%
13% Feb
16
11% Jun
17% Feb
6
'19% Apr
2
25% Dec
4
22% Oct 16
13 % Dec
26
18% Jan
24
13% Sep
77
Dec
26
91% Jan
2
76% Jan
7
38% Jun
8
45 ft" Jan
19
Feb
26
Oct
3
27% Feb
12% Feb
9
20
5
May 3
23% Jan 29
51% Jun
17% Dec
54% May* 29
-
18
49
-
Mar 13
62
23% May 24
37% Jun 25
17% NOV
82
8
32
47% Feb
23 Va
May
41
19
36% May
3
87 Va Feb
26
76
Jan
25
Apr
18
2
18% Oct
11
17
Feb
27
14% Jan
29
12
Jan
2
18
118
19
28
135
Oct
33
Dec
17
19
19% July
15% Feb
88
9
Apr 26
Apr 28
11% May
1
Feb
13
78y4 Jail
8
10y4 Oct
3
28% Mar
3
20 V4 Oct
16
8
109% May 15
104y4 Apr
14
2
25% Oct 13
20 y4 Feb
26
33
24% May 16
29
25% Oct
22
2% Jun
29
5% Feb
10
2
11% Sep
29'/4Jan
21
8% July
2iy8Nov
8
19% Oct
7% Mar 15
101% Jan
14
3
10% Jan
75
<
14
118'A Dec
8
July 24
1% Oct
30
91% Dec
28
41% Jan
2
48
-Feb
4
20
Aug
6
21% Jan
2
22>a Jan
14
15% Jan
12
16
71/2 Apr 30
10
10% Oct
13% Apr 16
108% Mar 6
2
84
,
18% Jan
7
14 % Aug 26
July
39% Sep
129
8
2
13% Jan
3
82
Aug" 27
14% Jan
26
Jan
108y2 Jan
25y4Apr-
17
3
4
4
Jan
2
3% Jan
22
29
10% Jan 17
24% July 23
9
July 17
11% Jan
90
Sep 26
95
7
19
51
14
Sep
5
xl6%May26
20
Jan
43V2 Jan
Jan
11
38% Dec
10
31% Oct
48% July 18
17% Jan
2
61
16
46% Feb 26
56
23y2Sep 10
21 Va Feb
52
Jun
55% Mar
51'/4 Jan 17
24% Aug
1
55% Feb 11
12
July 11
171/4Mar22
18
Jan
19% Aug
5
2
**or footnotes
Feb
sc
cage
7
6
20
40% Mar 31
Apr
3
9% Oct
20
15
16% Jan
31
16% Oct
2
i5y8
*31%
26 Vh
26
26 %
lift.
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
16%
56
33%
33%
*95
55
33 ft
33%
95
•1%
1%
25%
26 ft
34
33%
49
48%
33%
47%
48%
*140%
142%
13%
12%
78
16%
54%
55%
9,800
*33 Vt
33%
1,300
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40
96
96
90
1%
1%
1%
14,000
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26%
2,500
34
*33%
33%
48%
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28,400
13
12%
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79%
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79%.
25
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25
*20
25
12%
18%
19
19
37%
37%
19%
19%
22%
23%
13%
33%
33%
16%
16
16%,,
3,600
18
17%
18%
4,200
13%
*18%
19%
19%
19%
35 y8
36%
36%
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19
19%
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19%
23
23
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13%
12%
13%
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10%
10%
51%
52%
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52%
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93%
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300
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16
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•
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7
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25
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143%
2,000
:
20%
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;
53%
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96%
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33%
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55%
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16
16
19%
93%
19%
93%
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19%
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18
Common wi
100
5%
100
preferred wl
9
18% Jan
30
*42
11
42%
Bower Roller Bearing Co
26%
7
4,620
.
.13 Vb '
9^300
—
41
500
-
5iy4
52
71 V
;72
93%
93%
■93%
400
II VB
11%
11%
1,600
'
.
10 ft'
10%
5
Airways Inc
2,50
Bridgeport Brass Co
5
-Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
*
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas com
5%
cum conv
preferred
& Bigelow
Shoe Co Inc
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
-'Bucyrus Erie Co
Budd (The) Co
common
41
26
26%
10
10
10
6,900
•
6,500
-
.
18%
18 V4
18%
18
36
36%
35%
2.50
25%
25%
25
100
97%
97 Vis
*97
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
24%
52
51
51
50%
50>/a
No par
*51
,40
88%
-
4,000
35
;■* 25%
98%
*97
97 ft
'
-
11%
11%
11%
54%
54%
*35
17%
17%
18
23 y4
22%
23
23%
24
22%
500
470
97%
25%
U%
23%
2,500
8,400
■
51 %
18
18
25%'
25'
55 ft
i8ya
•
*
•
-
*50 Va
11%
55%
18'%
..;
35%
*54%
11%
*54%
-
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35%
25%
25%
25%
*11%
1
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3,000
35
■
600
1,700
10
!18%
35%
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-
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•
10
18%
36%
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41%'
*26
"
35%
18%
3,000
200
.
11%
1,100
*
15
•
No par
__5
No par
No par
14 y8
78 ft
45%
13%
14%
78%
X45%
14 ft
*78
13%
78%
18
1,300
"23%
"7,10<J
141/2
14
14
11,000
100
*78
78%
*444/2
78%
*78
300
551/2
45%" '
*
35
Bulova Watch Co Inc
5
"Burlington"Mills Corp common
1
4% preferred
100
3%% preferred
100
-Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
37
Terminal
41
26%
10
35%
No par
-Bush
41%
26%
.
•
No par
1
common
41-
41
26%
Branlff
Bullard Co
19%.Jan
13% Jan
15%
32%
26%
16%
2
92% Apr
4
15%
33%
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
15% May 15
100
150
*31%
18%
4
84% Jan
83% Oct
21 y2 Jun
7
3
31
31
83%
15%
16%
Aug
50
30
1,700
*81 ft
83 %
17%
26%
34
39% Sep
'40% Feb
;
1,200
17%
32%
18%
Brown
81-% May 29
•
4,400
99%
17%
*81%
10%
36%
*98
i5y4
16%
-Brown
14% Oct
»
10%
36 ft"
1
99%
26%
*33%
14
27% July 24
i-
10%
3b %
1,000
32 %
No par
Aug 15
20% May 26
Jan
Dec
<11% July
15
-56
10%
36 ft-.
'99%
100
21%
31%
No par
Co
21%
15%
Bliss (E W) Co
1
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
2.50
Boeing Airplane Co
5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A
No par
Class B
No par
Bond Stores Inc
1
"
14% Jan' 25
7
29% Jan
83%
500
Boston & Maine RR—
,
10
53 »A Feb
16
5
29
83 %
6,600
■
38
17%
25
Book-of-th$-Month Club Inc
14% Feb 21
'
18
*20
Borden Co (The)
Borg-Warner Corp common
! 3Y2% preferred
95% Apr 23
'
Oct
29% Feb
"
24% Jan
6
■
54% Aug 23
75% Aug
7
8
,
11"
Mai;
u%
'
3
•61% Jan
89% Jan
1
1
17
49% Jan
r
11% Jan 25
17%
10%
28,100
-
16%
*36
26%
16%
Blaw-Knox
4
19
17% Jan
25
13% July
37%
99%
84%
19%
10
19% Sep 15
"21% Jan 14
37% Oct 14
40% Sep
20% Sep
15 y» Jun
*i6ya
38
2iy8
11%
.
7
16%
21ft
31%
39% Mar 12
18% Jan 30
2
32% July
*
*43%'
26%
•
23
10'%
99 y4
18
15%
43
*36
21%
37 y4
A
16%
-
38
21%
I
42
16%
*36
10%
*83%
'
19% Jan
*16%
100
18
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Birmingham Electric Co
No par
28
*<u
37%
10%
preferred
Best Foods
/
21%
33%
18% Jan
7
Nov
2,200
17
*140%
1
84
Aug
18
'"50
44
38
1
-,
91
2
71
*36
Bethlehem Steel (Del) com—No par
' 1% preferred
*
100
2
31
14% Apr
71
"16 V2
Jan 14
20% Jan 31
16
Sep,
80% Dec
20%
45i/4
4%%
5
Sep
29% Jan
46 %
20%
44
Bell & Howell Co common-
28
1% Mar
16
29% Mar
5
Jan
98
10
Oct
25
1
37% Feb
46VWun
Jan
l%Sep
Aug 21
21%
46
20%
45%
34% Sep 29
54% Jan 30
146% Aug 26
19
iy8 Jan
77
21%
46 %
20 ft
45%
22
14
21%
45%
10
100
Bendix Aviation
5
Beneficial Loan Corp commoh—10
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co—ljpeso
Best & Co_
1
1
24
20%
70
37
4,000
13,800
-
47%
70
*99%
•
9%
9
20%
72
21%
1,200
32%
31%
9
21%
20%
■
10
4Va% preferred
50
Bath Iron Works Corp
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common,—12.50
3%% convertible preferred—100
Beaunit Mills Inc common
2.50
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
Beech Creek RR
50
Beech-Nut Packing Co
10
Belding-Heminway
1
Bell Aircraft Corp
1
l9"/u Jan
41
7
6
V 6
32%
8%
46
46%
21%
6
6
31%
9
20%
22%
46%
.
6%
32%
8%
21%
DAY
Barker Brothers common
38% Sep
5
" 102
Aug 14
19% July
May
9
*20%
COLUMBUS
6
32
33
8%
71
Barber Oil Corp new
2
10
Jan 23
22% Feb
1
10% Oct 15
36
32%
CLOSED
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
<4% noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook common
50
Convertible 5% preferred
100
Sep 30
11
65% Jan
6%
6%
EXCHANGE
,
23 y8 Jun '26
Apr 23
18
74% Jan 30
15
22
24y8 Jun
9
47%Oct 15
17% Feb 20
34
37% Jun 23
;
STOCK
Babbitt (B T) Inc
1
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The)-Nopar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton Corp
13
9% Jan 30
Co
'*44%
36%
37
15%
*75
17%
85
*75
17%
123%
35%
*35
5
1
14%
13%
13%
si %
81 >4
10%
20%
14
123%
81%.
81%
10%
10%
20%
r
13 VB
*81%
20 ft
14%
6,000
.
1,100
*
-
■'
10
10
13%
6,700
-
100
82
10%
10%
20%
10%
20%
21%
21%
20%
26%
26%
26 %
105%*
*105%
27
2 y8
2
2
21
8%
8%
8%
24""
9%
*90
.
24
8
24
9%
9%
91%
90
*1051/2
*20%
20%
1%
8%
•
107
26%
2
90
1
35%
82
105%
90
110
Y
4,000
'
22
9%
17%
*35
13
107
24%
17,700
85
*122
12%
21%
9%
«
17Va
35
*105%
*24
500
,
15%
14 V»
35
13%
10%
21%
i37
1,900
123%
35%
*81%
10%
*122
*75-
500
34
90
'89
17%
14%
14%
122
13%
*20%
17%
17%
122
*35
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
5
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd
No par
Canadian Pacific Ry
25
Cannon Mills
No par
Capital Admin class A common
1
$3 preferred A
10
Capital Airlines Inc
1
Carev fPhilip) Mfg Co
10
15%
85
~
Xl4
California Packing Corp
37'-
15%
*75
■
89
*122
Callahan Zinc-Lead
33%
37 ft
15%
89
1
:
*37
15%
90
'Bush Terminal Bldg 7% pfd
100
5% conv prior preferred
50
;Butler» Bros common
_15
4%% preferred
100
'Butte Copper & Zinc
5
Byers Co "fA M) common
No par
7% participating preferred
100
Byron Jackson Co
10
14
33%
*89
85
17%
J44%
33
30%
15%
15%
89%
44%
33 % *34%
35
89%
46%
26%
26 y4
,
2
<
2
8
.8%
21
800
'26%
5,100
16,100
2
Va
8 y8: ■
600
9%
4,800
*89'/b
91% '
*48%
49%
*i7ya
90
4,100
23%
9%
938
10
106'/2-
23 Vt
24
900
18
*48%
49%
'"*48%
49%
*48%
49 %
*17%
i8y8
*17%
is y4
*17 ft
13
33 %
31%
32%
31%
32%
49 ft
*48%
49%
48%
48%
*48
49 %
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
*22 y«
23
53%
53%
53%
53%
*53%
54
*53%
54
10
10 ft
9%
16%
16%
16%
120
•
32%
*48y2
22%
_
10
16%
-
9%
10%
32 y8
10V8
16%
"
32%
30,300
100
,
--
600
90
10%
:
10%
14,100
*16V2
16%
1,400
Volume 176
Number 5161 \
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Continued—Page 3
Range for Previous
if ear
11151
Lowest
Range
Highest
1031/2 Nov
23
30 Va Jan
29
46
Apr
18V4 Jan
35
35% Dec
58
2
5
Jan
Lowest
111"1/! July 17
2
Since Jan.
Oct
34
13
Feb
lii
2
Dec
20
38% Sep
53 % Jan
28
23
48% Aug 14
59 %-Oct
Nov
8
155
May 24
5
% Dec
43% Jan 10
106
43
140
Jan
2
152
116
-15%
Preferred 4.20%
36% Oct
12
16
Sep
10
150% Feb
110,% Jan
2
19% Jan
28
,
Jun
18
20% Sep
21
16
17'/a Oct
3
16
20-% Jun
6
19'/a July 30
6 % Oct
9
20% Mar 12
17% Jan
29
8l/2 Jan
2
i6y8 July
2
10% May
1
24 y4 Feb 23
3
57% Feb
23
Oct
15
Jan
47% Jan
17
Jan
3
10% Dec
21
10% Jan
29
4
36% Dec
13
36
Apr
24
Jan
8
112%
22
Feb
16
15
104
19
' 5
20% Sep
24% Oct
15
Feb
20
24% Oct
18
2.
17
Dec
27
May 11
27
8'/a Jan
2
25
58% Oct
2
18% Oct
5
-33 y2 Apr
6
40V4 Feb'
16% Apr
16 %
30
14J/a Jan
7
25
Nov
Dec
11% Jan- 18
23
-97
3
32
Aug
5% Aug 10
17
Aug 21
8
Cerro
1
42
F.eb
8
Certain-Teed Products
Corp...
Chain Belt C0_____;
30-
July 24
98
1
Jan
9'/a Jan
16
5
% Aug 27
38% Oct
15
28
May 17
8
SO
27
90% Jan
2
23% Feb
24
33 % Jan
17
'
8% Jan
87'
4
16y8 Feb
20
20
Jan-
9
18% Feb
20
Feb
2
28% Apr
17
Jan
16
7% Nov
7
.14% Feb
5
17% Jun
25
30
39% Jun
28
59% Feb
15
Nov
24
29
52% Feb,
Feb '•
38% Mar 28
52% Oct
70% Sep
61% May
3
so
94% Feb.
9
11% Dec
28
10% Dec
5
38% July 31
65 y8 July
31% Jan
3
93
Dec
Jun
107
8
31
Feb
26
38% Apr 27
57% Dec 11
•
84% Mar 28
8
y4 Jan
3
85% Jun
120% Sep
11% Jan
27
*
94
27.% July 31
iey4 Dec 27
87
,
Dec
«
38% Apr
11
42 y4 Jan
4
xl03y4 Dec
6
155
Nov
30
Jun
Oct
Dec
29
36
*
Jan
37% Jan
Jun
30
55
Feb
'7
SS S
City Stores
5
; 23% Jan
29
26% Feb
3
'
61.
Mar 19
56 -♦ Feb
21
35 '/a May
110
Apr
45% Sep
"3
72
•
29% May
1
18% Mar 18
81% Apr
4
July
3
80
May
;
Jan
7
88
1
Feb
-
117% Jun
4%.%•
7%
4
87
23
46
Jan
9
15
22% July.
2
16
22% Feb
7
2
17% Oct
17 '
41
Oct
Jan
18
39
Jan
8
38
Jan
2
33
Jun3
40% Feb
32% Jun
4
39% Feb
15
13% Sep
16
16% Jan
11% Jun
10
56%-Jun
11
42"% Jan
3
61% Apr
20%, Jan
2
Foods
cum
29
Class
6
27% Jan
2
32% Dec
7
31
Nov
9% Jan
27
Dec
22% Dec
25
30
33
Dec
2
11,% Feb
27;
28
29% Nov
6
10% Feb
.28% Jan
18
21% Apr
19
27% Oct
15
20
13% Oct
9
Jan
33% Dec
20
105% Dec
108% Oct
2
16
26% Feb
115
98% July 19
13% Jan
2
'
10
Feb
107
7% May
25
July
31% Feb
1
12% Jan
32% July 18
Xl06% Jan
37% Sep
2
Feb
3
10
25% Oct
11
61.% July 20,
-v
8
Sep
10
33
27
16
Feb
5
9% Oct
15
11
18
Feb
3
9
30% Jan
102
Oct
25
2
29
101% Dec 27
32 % Jan
x95
Nov
2
18
17
Jan
92
Octr 24
2
32% Jan
90% Oct
29
8
Jun
17
Jun
for
25
21
8
113 % Mar
110;
Jan
42
2
11
July 31
106 % Jan
16
21% Mar
99
5
May
106
13
,
nee
102
35
*28%
28%
104 y2
104 %
40
5%
1,400
*104%
105
5%
'84%
5%
30%
36y8
*30
5%
99!
Jan
*83
16% Jun
Jun
&
18
18 Vn
21
21%
31%
31%
31%
32
1,500
13%
13%
13%
14
3,900
7%
7%
7%
29-
10,
39
Oct
103% Feb
7%
1,300
18%
18%
18%
19%
17,800
45
45%,
4,900
34%
45%
15%
35%
48%
49%
15%
no/4
*64
15%
*
67.
12
19 % Jan
-
96
23
Feb
7
48% Jan
22
Jan
5
99
Jun
16
16
117
Feb
8
'
Oct
8
16% Feb
15
10
% Jan
21
18% Jun
30
15%
36
36%
4,800
49%
*
49%
3,100
*65
4,000
100
68
64%
66%
67 %
9,000
91%,
91%
91%
2,800
17%
17ot
66%
91%
17%
17%
17%
1,300
8%
8%
8%
8%
13%
13%
1,000
3l/8
3y8
3 '/a
2,700
*10%
14
900
10%
31%
30
30%
190
79%
81%
80 y2
82%
30,700
38%
38%
10%
30
.is* |»*
10S
67^ SS
38%.
38%
38%
4,500
99%'
99%
99%.
31%
32%
66%
32%
32%
66%
67
66 !/2
90
iv& nit
•1to"'im/4
•
91%
11
Southern
91
11%
*99
11
1,200
100
1,400
92%
5,700
17,800
uy4
5,000
101
*99
101
29%,
29%
29%
30
30
15%
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
50
30
15%
85%,
54
•
84%
"
85%
53%
84%
53%
52%
85%
*84%
900
1,300
85
90
53
53
2,700
*150
53
160
160
77
*77
54%t'
x53%
53%
52%
52%
52%
53%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
260
44%
71
44%
5,000
1
•
*150
108%,
443/.
71%,
ICO
,
1
44%
*150
79
45
?
72
42%
90%;
42%
42%
42%
36
34%
35%
35 %
36%
9,900
21%
22%
22
22%
4,500
*89%
25%
134
*132%
r
82
81
107
I07y4
j
*810
i
90
04'
4i/8„
106%
89
4,/a
134
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81
4
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107%
89
4
25%
4
25%
*810
106%
43%
x42
89V2
89y2
89%
89Vi
88
89
No par
19 V*
i9y4.
17%
19
18
18%
No par
18
18%.
52
/
I7y4
18ya
17
17%
50%
51'
52
52
51!%
52
54
53
53
51
51
37%
38%
37!/4
37%
37%
37»/4
13%
12'/+
60%
48'%
'
14
''
Elec__5
24%
xl3%
;
20
100
107%
2,400
42%
42%
89
ia%
18%
17%
"
43
89
.
18,
51%
210
16,900
51%
53
3,100
2,300
533/4
220
230
*50%
51%
*50%
51%
110
38»/».
37%
37%
37%
37%
4,800
38
36%
37s/8
4,100
13%
37%
13%
37%
13%,;
133/4
25,500
13%
12 Va-
12
12
11%
12 y8
11%
11%
60%
60'%
60%
60%
60 y4
48%
6oy4
60%
47
48 Vx
46%
47
47
473/4
25Va
24%
1
81%
*810
--
42%
517/8.
700
2,600
'
42%
53%,
210
.
4
132%
*80
42%,
52
69%
40
25%
132%
134
107
com__No par
%
140
43%
25 3/«
82
106%
71
*42'
90
4
26%
*810
*51
1,800
35%^
20
*81
-~io
79
45'
23%
*132%
*77
71%
22V2
04
79
44%
42%j
90J/2
'
*77.
.
23%
26
160'
72%
■>71
36%f
1
No par
Ohio
10%
29%,
35%
100
Corp
'
.
No par
247/a
24%
24%
243/4
25
1,800
460
.
2,800
3,700
No par
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
391/8
39%
-10
36%
37
39%
36%
37J/4
35%
36%
353/4
No par
36%
19%
19y4
7,500
19%
19
19%
183/4
19%
34
9,400
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
333/4
34Vs
34
7,700
34
33%
33%
33%
34
*7'%
VA
7%
7%
7ya
25y4
25 >%
24%
25
25
25
new
com
25
19%
33%
preferred—,
25
33%
Publishing Co
1,700
1,500
25%
No par
22%
22%
22'/a
22y2'
22%
22%
22%
223/8
No par
27%
27%
27y2
27%,
27%
27%
1,000
8%
8'%,
7%
27%
7%
27%
8y8
8%
7,300
35%
18,700
Edison
of N Y
com
Elec
4«/2%
7'%,
5
No par
com
series
pfd certificates
No par
B
25%
of
14%.
35%
107%
25%
25%
25%
108
'
109%
109
99
98
98
98
98
30
14%
11
109
99-
-
14%,,
14%
14%
14%
15
2,400
10%;
*10%
10%
-
10%
*10%
60
10%
600
53%
54>/2
52%
53%
54%
3,300.
31%
32
31%
31%
*31%
31%
1,000
32
31!%,
31V*
31
31%
,
9%
lOVa
18%.
97/2
18%
36%,
107%
37>/2
37%
*101%
103
9J/2
10
10
17%,
;
37%
108
107
*107
181/*
"
54
31%
31%
9%
9%
*9%
93/4
400
9%
9%
93/4
93/4
5,000
17%:
17%
17%
18%
8,700
5,6C0
1,200
36%
.
367/8!
36%
36%
36%
107%
107 y2»
106%
107
106%
107 Vz
107
107
107
107
50
38%
39
5,600
101 y2
103
107% 107y2,
37%
38'%,
*101%
103
37%
102
36%
38%
103
510
>
.
.
50
17%
17%
17'/a
17%,
17 y8
17%
17%
17%
92
44V2
"k'
92
44%
91%
91 y2
91
91%
91
91
380
45
4,200
preferred
No par
96
$4.25 preferred
No par
*111
2
,_25
*109
1,000
5,800
54%
*9J/2
,
preferred
109
25%
32
10
Continental Baking Go com
No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental
Can
Inc
common__20
com
25%
32
•
'
_
convertible
35%
107%
800
31%
-
deposit
Continental Cop & Steel Ind
*108
14%
10%
100
preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred...
No par
Container Corp of America com__10
A% preferred.
100
5%
35
107%
1,300
2,300
54%
15
:
pfd
100y2
25%
108'/4
*99
$4.50
$3.75
361/*.
107% 107%;
25%
108
100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
-
35'/2
107% 107%
8
7%
Light &
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
6%
8
36%
36
No par
___^
Gas
Power Co of Bait
17
8-
700
44'
VA
67%
Xlt
18%
Engineering
convertible
Nast
Preferred
May 16
109% May 29
2
10
1
14
-<•
20
23
1.2.50
$5 preferred
110
17
30%
7»/4
25%
7-
Apr
37% Sep
2
3
31% May
May
•
300
1,200
20
38%
7.1%,
100
____—
Mills
Consol
8
19% Jan
2
Jan
8
26
*33%
28%
Consolidated Cigar__
18
12 V# Jan
15
102 % Jan
92
Oct
naare
16% Apr
34% Jan
41% Aug 19
Aug 16
33%
28
38%,
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
29
108% Sep
Jan
114% Dec
23
22% May
Mar 24
X90
45% Dec
footnotes
26
34% Mar
2
106% Oct. 31
•
21 % Feb
conv
Consolidated Natural Gas
16
27% Sep
28
14 % Jun
33%
28%.
42%
1
64»A.Feb
.52% Oct
34% Mar 21
31% Dec
10% Dec
6,900
65%
It
44.%
50
Preferred 4% series C
100
Consolidated Grocers Corp
1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp.5,
16% Jan
10% Dec 31
:
gtd
11% Jan 22
Apr 22
25
24
200
7,100
No par
10
7-
105 % July 15
10.% Aug 13
31
'
8%
13%
8%
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
2
19
13
1
30
Dec
$1.32
Cone
25-
97% Jan
3
16%
13%
3811
108%
par
Conde
2
27% Feb 14,
112%-May 1
22% Jun
*
*16%
13%
83%
541/«
'
1
stock__50
Superheater Inc.—
109 Va Mar 27<
8
12
Feb
16%
3,600
12,700
77
No par
Commercial Credit Co
18'
27
4%
Commercial Solvents
Commonwealth Edison Co
3
Feb
106
19% Mar
July 17
45% Jan
24
20
*150
No par
common
Internat'l
Consolidated
29
24 %
19%
'
13%
80%
85
53%
>
com-Nopar
B
Columbus
34% Mar 24
2
35% Jan
104% Nov
14
16
29
Jun
34% Sep
7 % Oct
25
24
32% Jan
2
24% Oct
Juri
30
30% Jan
.
$4.25 cumulative preferred_No
par
Carbon Co
No par
38% Aug
7
35% Jan 11
1/
6
7% Jan
24
19%
i5>/2
Columbian
44% Jan 30
18% Oct
Jun
28
24%
29%
5
'
4
38 % May 24
3
.
9,600
36%
S& J? t
n% sa
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
Columbia Pictures common.-No
15.
Apr 22
35% July 18
Aug
24%
36
84%
1M
Ry com
100
noncumulative -1st pfd
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd^__100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
13% Jan
62
Inc
preferred
Combustion
32 y2
24%
8%
36%
III?
S*.
'
4%
27% Aug 13
45% Jan
.
4%
11
19
common
$3.50 preferred—
1
8
24
8%
fc5/8
\
is*-
Colorado- & Southern
-V
28
Co
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel; & Iron-
57.7 May 3
'54% Mar 27
24
22y8Jan
3,900
*16%
i«
83'/.
No par
P
«
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
■»:
59% Mar 27-
22% Mar 10
x36'/4 July 11
10
19%
197/B
tt?
7%
ol/4
It
4% cumulative 2nd
preferred__100
Coca-Cola Co
(The)
No par
4
95 --Apr
Jan
j
15y2 Sep 27
65% Mar 19
2
110%
19%
14
bit
??%
...
100
preferreed
Clopay Corp
Cluett.Peabody «fc Co com
13
51% Sep
July 31
39y8 Apr
4
*io9y2
19%
17%
36%
67%
N<">"
Special guaranteed
Coca-Cola
40% Jun
600
110%
19%
"'«
,90A
-
,,—2C.
Ry Co com___100
noncumulative preferred
100
Clinton
2
16% Oct
58
I-* O CO
500
i-i"
lit III?
,
Climax MoJybdenum
18
6%. Jan
1
102.
Jan
35% Dec
•
38%
35-'
7%
36
& EleCtrlC
preferred.
Cleveland Graph Bronze Co
Cleveland &'Pitts RR 7%
8;
Sep
44
91
Aug 25
54% Mar 17
28
38%
1,100
4,800
2 8%
-.53/.
26
C1necFeC Illumlnating
$4.50
4
29
37% July 24
25% Jan
2
3
35%
Dec
ft
23%
55
^6% 37%.
lit lit
28%>
7%
C C & St Louis
5%
18
10
11%
39
*38
20%.
S{?
]«*
Equipment Co
C
4
55% Feb
11%
23%
»iC3/
14%
^ 4%% convertible preferred—100
Clark
Apr
4
78% May 23
56% Sep
9
5
3
1k3a
%
07,7
Tool com_No par
preferred
155
5
,
32% Jan
12
COLUMBUS
cXzfe====z±»
5%%
July ia
Jan
74% Jan
136% Aug
Jan
*53%
11%
■
23%
s r
100
Servlce^o<'0rP
Cities
10
3
4
19 y8 Jan
Sep
16
-100% Feb r
2
Jun
90
14
Jun
23 y4
53%
200
99
2
July
25% Oct
94% Jan
\2
!u
23%
11%
3%
Cl&$£L°r%
1
18
26
132
1,700
23
10tsT 10tl?
chiS
14
130% Jan
29
12% Jan
Oct
33% July
14% May 12
X80% Apr 15
65% Jan
860
•
pfd
Chrysler Corp
26
102
16
Jan
700
6%
14
28
27
8
11
Jan
21
22
25
4
'37% Jan
16
19%
6y4
35%
A___100
9
12% Sep
8
21
5
Sep 13
16%
19%
6%
53%
2
7% Dec
9
25% Jun
Jan
Jan
31
Apr
Apr
Jan
36 'A Feb
10
35V4 Jan
9'
28% Jan
92
l48% Feb
Jan
*
114
105% Mar 12
18
*16V*
19%
6%
S
-83
Chicago & South Air Lines_.No par
Chicago Yellow Cab____
No par
70% July 31
6
5
Oct
138
•
25
19 Vn Jun
36
27
28
16% Jun
4
42
Jan-
16%
19%
tw
19%
100
convertible preference__No
par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
5% conv preferred series
ltt
109'% Jan
26
18
102
Oct
140
41
42% Nov 29
85-.
90
5
34 y4
.
3% Mar 24
84
2
22
7
74
89% Dec 31
806
Jan
13,000
*16%
Mar 12
41% Jan
4
16
*
54
14
44% Feb f
24% Nov 24
xlOO% Nov 29
1
2,000
llll
24%'
105%
'
$3
48% Jan 25
86
Sep 24
25
38
•
Mar 15
29% July 17
130% Dec 28
16
27
Apr
111
28
28
Oct
50% Nov
30% Jan 26
38% Dec
15
Feb'
90
)
'
67
26
53% Feb
25
Dec
7
21% Jan
'•
9
Oct
75
15
'100% Feb
28
140
18
Oct
noncum
Chicago Pneumatic
8
68 y8 Feb
31% Jun
10
32% Mar
Jan
13
37% May
94y4Jan
2,400
16%
16
16
4 % Mar 12
16
30
-
5% series A
3
18
Dec
29
43% Jan
69% Sep
18
-
Manufact~uring_i._l.23
Chic & North Western com__No
par
5 %
preferred series A
<—100
93% July 30
17
13
20
101%
"«*
^
28 V*
MllwTSt~Pam"&-pac":No par
Chic
,
July 25
8% Sep
40
27
30
13
13% Oct
14
134 »/2
100%
™
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1
Ccf.TBInd & L°UlSVUIe Ry C1,A-2S
26
12
8
Feb
*133 y2
101
36%
e~e
Mar 19
Feb
16
50
37%
134
100%
2,600
16
82% Apr
i
2
36%
*133%
12,100
75
10% Oct
100
4,900
Jan
19% Mar 30
104
23%
49
Aug 14
*102 Va
23
56% July 23
3 Va
4,000
104%
37%
23%
8V4 Feb
-
10
53
22%
18% Sep 25
12% Feb
6
13
i
24
3% Dec
149
52%
7
19% Jan
19
16'A Dec
IS
™/8
23%
*147
54
17,000
28
19
7,300
23%
149
52%
84%
18%
24
'Apr
23%
22%
*147
500
36%
24
49% Jan
9
81% Jan 11
1,300
17%
45 y4 Apr
.12
13
36%
611/2 Apr
12
13
*82%
20% Apr
41% Jun
•
13
tV'2
1
Co—
VM convertlhle preterred
■
4
15
500
13
17%
9% Jan
16
58
*29%
28
>32% Feb 20
58% Apr 27
43% Oct 29
*,fi3/o
'
33% Aug 29
27
Jan
47
57%
84%
15% Jan
18'A Oct
15
47
57%
*102
23
19%,-':20 /2
23% Aug 28
-
29
47
17%
1
X39% Feb
-
Jun
15
7% Oct
28% Mar
Dec
12 % Mar
28%
47
.
?o
23%
10,300
160
57%
in?
109%
20
No par
5
Corp.
:i
21 % July
19
Checker Cab
13
15% Feb
33%
38%
49914
600
20
Feb
29
26
Jun
20% July
27
9
.
43
28%
23Vz
tsv
Sv
55
2,800
*42%
43%
§
22'/8 July 22
12% Jun
% Dec
26
37% Oct
Feb'13
17% Oct 29
5
27% Nov
"37
17
34% Jan
2
'81% Jan
"
27
9
Pasco
23%
38
110%
28%
nu
•S^meferred"
9
105% Oct
18
38 y4 Feb
-
de
Champion Paper & Fibre
22% May
1
23%
37%
43%
j®/
,f
rt?
*541/*
—9.50
29
6
inni/
110%
37%
28 (*
•
West'corpZ-—-5
Central Violeta Sugar Co
Century Ribbon Mills
Jan
May
1
ioi«A
J®!*
«£
58% Feb
2
12% Jan
cS 1—1°' " J ClaSS A
16% Apr
33 V4
135
}-v
10
16
3
135
1
Public Service
16
26
14
May 24
20% July 2
Illinois
Central & South
6
10
"C
Oct
Jan
Apr
Feb
37%
110%
37%
r?v
Jfl5L
?7/8'
101
100
Apr
28% Jun
I
21
'
/s
1
37%
par
common
preferred
Central
9
Light
8'
2
^4
Shares
110%
tl£2
Vt?
2ft'4
23%
the Week
2ftV
56y
Co-L-Z-S
13% Oct
6
107% Feb;
23>/4
"
35..,
,
'29
4%%
9
20% Oct
Central Illinois
26
15% Feb
26
Nov
July 10
2
,Vv
56
'
5% preferred series B vtc__
100
Central Hydsou Gas & Elec__No
par
1
2
33y4 Jan
•
i
Mar
29
2
tlfr
0149A 15?/s
10
Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry vtc—No
40% Aug 18
110% Oct
2
28% Mar
25
Jun
15%. July
•13'A Jan
Central Aguirre Sugar
Central
12
60% July
12% Oct
=0*\u
4®/a
Clrpre,erPre5°;"m_ra;
14
Jun
28%
iSv
100
_
19 J/4
•
9% Feb
7
-32 y8 Jan
t
1
8
29%
ua
2
17% Jan
common
in
ii,,
J8 %. 38%
,471/®
Friday
Oct. 17
Oct. 1G
fj?
™y„
Sales for
Thursday
15
28%
50
___-
*imv.
no
-iqia
lo
series
Oct
281
5
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No
par
7% 2nd preferred
100
4 % % conv preferred series
A_100
26
99% May 16
P
100
Caterpillar Tractor
k
133
no
PRICES
Wednesday
f
Oct. 14
No par
preferred
9
104% Aug
51% Jan
2
101 y2 Dec
7%
59% Sep
3
2
39 y2 Jan
9
Aug 21
2
3
Jan
18% Jan
•{
154 %
47 V* Jan
1
Apr
% May 24
14'/a Jan
2
2
18
99% Jan
13
Tuesday
Oct. 13
Conv preferred 4.80% series
50
Carriers & General Corp
1
Case (J I) Co common
12.50
13% Aug 1130% Apr
142 % jan
3
Feb
58% Aug
105
i
6
55% Jan
98
:i
;
Mar
20
16
Monday
n
Par
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.100
Carrier Corp common
Conv preferred 4%
8
10% Feb
LOW AND HIGH SALE
1
Carolina Power & Light
Carpenter Steel Co___
29% Aug 28
10
22% Oct
138
Carolina
16
1
16
STOCK
FX^TH^vrp
5
39% Jan
6
YORK
EXCHANGE
Aug
21 % Jan
57y4Oct
9% Jan
li6
9
43 % May
25'/4 Aug 17
45 V2 July 13
NEW
Highest
104% Jan
7
1
"
.
8
*17%
-
96
113
8V9
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43'%
95 y4
111
8
17%
441/*
95 y4-
43%
44%
95
95
111
111
111
8
8
17%
17%
43%
94%
-
8ys
17%
*110%
8
17 y2
95
1,700
500
111%
20
8%
5,200'
17%
600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1480)
Year
Lowest
is
3
liy4 Oct
15
15y4Feb
Jan
€8% Apr
Ifl
2
11% Jan
20
7% Apr
30
2
59% Sep
12
56% Jan
2
Oct
16
.27% Feb
5
78
7% July
July
July
Feb
33% Nov
18
x53%Dec
14
22 % Jun
28
55% July (9
42 % Jan
8
193/4Jun
29
20
1
12
32
2
26% Jan
30% Nov
19% Oct
-
20% Jan 25
•!
16
28% Jan
2
51% Jan 14
22% Mar 21
2
17% Jun
2
64
30
31% Aug 13
60
Sep 18
47% Aug 22
11
Jan
25
5
23y4 May
19
72»AJan
29
60% Jun
Oct
52
13% May 24
53% Mar
1
*20 % Sep
Mar 17
49
'
6
10
16
Jan 23
93
'
Convertible pref 5% series
99% Apr 23
Jan
23
16
5% Jan
20
3% Jun
2
4% Jan
2
2
28
2% Jan
12
1% Oct
16
2y«Jan
3
Coty Internation Corp
25
78
July 16
104% Mar 2
11
104% Feb
Jan
3
2
Jan
38
x66
Jun
85% Feb
79% Aug 17
186
166V* May 17
Jan
93
19
10
Jan
166
Sep 25
Apr 15
73
1
178
27y« Jan
2
42 y2 Oct
18
30
Oct
1
38>AJan
88 'A Dec
20
103% Feb
20
91% Jan
B
2
24% jun
19
May 22
12% Jan 24
26 V* Sep 16
8
12% Oct
15
19% Jan 28
25
Nov
17
15
Jan
2
22
11% Jun 27
12% May S
29 '/a Mar
7
Creameries of America
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
the Week
Sharea
.
11% *
11%
11%
11%
11%
76
76%
753/4
76
11%
*11%
,
75
9%
83/4
9%
8%
8%
58%
56%
58%
56%
573/4
21%
21 %
28%
28%
57
*56
1,000
76
2,500
573/4
21
21
20
20%
28
28%
28
57
56
56
56
19%
19%
193A
24%
23%
24
50
50
*49
20%
1.200
•28%
1,000
56
18%
65%
19%
19%
19%
2,500
233/4
23%
23%
2,000
•49
50%
49
<
18%
19
*
66%
*94 %
653/4
49
50
19%
2,800
66%
160
70%
2,500
71%
95
69 %
•94%
71
95
95
-
953/4
•943%
95%
95
•94
95
•94
95
71%
71
71%
71%
*66 Vo
70%
95
*94
18%.
193%
66%
•94
71%
71%
J
-
180
19%
*
19%
66
16,900
*23%
50%
19%
66
10,500
59
20%
28%
19%
•
9%
9
26%
•56
-
23%
.
70%
70%*
713%
69%
•
*
100
_
70%
3,100
1723/4
172%
172%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
3,400
1%
1
25
180
1
1
Crane Co common
3%% preferred
97
10% Jan
Oct. 16
58%
SO
4'A Nov
11
x92% Dec
Sales for
Friday
Oct, 17
Thursday
Oct. 15
16%
"
9
Corning Glass Works common—_5
3%% preferred
<..100
Cum pfd 3 %% series of 1*47-100
Corn Products Refining common.25
7% preferred
TOO
Coty Inc
1
x91% Dec
,
76
-
"
Cornell Dublller Electric Corp
1
Corn Exchange Bank ft Tr Co—20
69% Jan
9
87% Jan 25
99% Apr 22
Apr 30
66% Apr 16
-
Oct. 14
Oct. IS
11%
Diamond Fibre
9
Insurance
10
Motors
1
Oil of Delaware
5
Continental Steel Corp
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common—5
$3 prior preferred
No par
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
:S
9% Sep 24
-75
Apr
3
ny4 0ct
28
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
>
;
Iff
Continental
Continental
Continental
Continental
78% July 15
10
64% Nov
22
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Bang* Since Jan. I
Highest
1951
12>AJan
48 %
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Highest
Lewest
Monday, October 20,
Ctottaaed—Pagi 4
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
tor PrevUus
Ban re
...
13/4
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
8,700
303/4
313%
6,500
31%
172%
171
171
240
30%
31%
30%
31%
94%
93 %
93%
93 %
94%
-100
11%
11%
•11%
11%
11%
11%
1,200
25%
94 %
11%
172%
•93%
26
25%
25%
•25%
12%
13%
12%
31%
*933/4
172
113/4
"
*25%
253/4
13%
13%
12%
13%
343/4
34
34
•
26
:-«oo
.
*
Oct
39'/a Feb
14
33% Dec
26
47% Nov
24
97% NOV
20
31V* Jun
29
47 V* Oct
3
3
57% Oct
1
99% Jan
31
8
27 V* Oct
78
.
Feb~13
15% Sep
10
129% Jan
25
19
25
32
Mar 20
Mar 25
22
23
24%
185
Apr
July
2
11
Jan
5
5% Oct
2
Nov
13
77
Mar
8
59% Oct
15
9lA July
9
14% Oct
8
9% Aug 27
3
31% Aug 20
26% Apr 24
7 Vo
62
Jan
x25
6 V* Nov
23
10 % Feb
31
106% Feb
93
48 V* Jun
28
8V2 July
27% Feb
23 V* Dec 12
23
132% Jan
29
16
25"% Jan
2
28
10
Jan
7
24% Sep 10
129% Jan
24
Jun
37y4Nov
128 y4 May
3
28%
78%
28
27%
28
28
27%
28
163%
16%
16%
28
28
►
16%
*175
188
5
11 %
*27%
Curtiss-Wright
Class A
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
132% Aug 13
3
39 % July 31
35% May 28
Dana
CLOSED
:
1
Cushman's Sons Inc 7% pfd
100
Cutler-Hammer Inc
No par
2
34
55
300
55%
•102%
2,900
103
120
27%
273/4
28%
4,400
78%
78
79
1,500
27
.
273/4
78
27%
*27
28
28%
*263/4
28%
400
16%
1,500
*263/4
16
188
•
16
16%
188
•175
!5%
5%
5%
61
59%
593/4
11%
7 %
No par
No par
common
•175
'
10%
11
27%
•'
1
common
5,000
*175
780
188
*
5%
$7 preferred
Prior preferred
563/a
102%
79
*59%
19
32 V* Mar
27%
79%
10
Jan 29
54% Oct 10
7% Apr 24
23V* Feb 21
12 y« Jan
28%
79
100
99
13%
34
54%
102 V*
103
28%
••
100
Curtis Publishing
8% Mar 20
10
*33%
56%
34
'
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
16
Sep
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
Cuneo Press Inc.
Jan 22
30
56%
*112%
7%
2
49% Jan
Jan
57
2
12% Jan
56%
102%
convertible preferred
100
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
190
6% preferred certificates
Cuban-American Sugar common__10
65% May 26
Feb 20
6
Dec
96
7% Jan
56%
102%
5%
20% Jan 18
190
Feb 25
28
jun
No par
$4.20*preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer common__25
-
30
39% Jan
24
Jun
23
Mar 27
15
15
Sep
*34
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
13
Jun
79
180
5
59% Aug 29
103% Jun
2.50
Crown Cork & Seal common
$2 preferred
92% Jan 30
28% Sep 23
28% Sep 23
99VaOct
19»A Mar 29
30% Feb
3
48% May
3
Jan
106
Oct
34
28
94
94
54%
7%
54%
53%
24%
*130
*263/4
27%
♦93
6%
7
33%
90
63/4
*93%
200
7
94
200
1,800
94
5,000
60
53%
53%
53%
53%
900
73/4
7%
73/4
7%
13,100
24%
♦130
37
90
27 y4
8
24'/a
135
36%
10%
*263/4
2,400
60
10%
54
7%
33%
DAY
5%
60
103/4
•59
"
8
5%
61
93%
93%
24%
COLUMBUS
.
5%
5%
10%
27%
7%
7
7%
:
;
243/a
135
36%
*24
243/a
•130
.-35%
36%
33%
33%
333/4
91
91
91
600
24%
*130
135
363%
135
35%
35%
2,400
33%
33%
1,500
D
8
90
37% Mar
Jun
25
26
17%Feb
8
July 24
17% Feb
28
14 J/2
14% Oct
May
8
13
Jan
2
Jan
14
19
May 15
49
May 15
Jan
4
100% Feb
7
88
Dec
28
104
Feb
26
17% Jan
8
84 »A Dec
99
91
96
2
853A Jan
26
Dec 28
85
*9%
93/4
20
*14%
15%
,>,*14%
15%
56
*56%
563/4
56
56%
10
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15
15%
convertible
28
96% Jun
19
Preferred
21
99 V* Jun
9
Preferred
24% Feb
5
17% Oct
10
11'/a Oct
4
69% Oct 17
16
3.75%
series B
27
3
8
30% Jun
25
41»/4 Jun
Jan~19
37
25
53% Feb
2
171/4 Feb
20% Jan
2
43
2
27
Dec
26
Jan
2
Aug
7
11 Va Oct
9
10% July
15
15% Jun
12
52
23
Apr
18
253/4 Jan
2
Feb
27
82% Jun
7%
400
15%
2,400
35
35%
4,000
35
35
35%
91%
91%
92%
*90%
92%
*91%
96%
96%
*95
96%
18
18%
93
.
8%
83/4
8 3/4
41
393/a
393/4
31%
31%
30%
31%
34
47
34
10
common.;
20
Hudson
.
96%
,
18%
87/a
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100
*48%
..
34 Vo
49
SO
Delaware Power ft Light Co
400
93
96%
...
92%
92 %
Delaware Lack ft Western
6
55%
15%
34%
93
39%
new
&
34%
55%
.
91%
•91%
preferred
Delaware
34%
56
35%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
4
3
34%
91%
1
Decca
25
34% Oct
*34%
200
35%
50c
14
3
143/4
91%
*91%
Inc
9% Jan
34V8Sep
313/4 Jan
*14%
7
18%
63% Jan
Records
15%
10
100
50c
17
& Co
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...
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Dayton Rubber
Deere
93/4
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16
Apr 16
35%
20
91%
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'*14%
.
100
Oct
8
39
35%"
100
series O
3.90%
30'A Oct
Jun
41»AJan
1
Dayton Power & Light common
Preferred 3.75% series A
July 15
Jan
92 y2 Jan
25% Sep
•90
9%
Daystrom Inc
58% Aug 13
163A Aug
6
36 y2 Aug
7
13% Apr 24
33% Feb 19
33%
♦90
9%
preferred
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
Preferred 4.60% pfd series A
2
34
31
34 y2 Sep
2
29 y* Jan
Dec
20 V* Apr
47
2
OcT29
15
100
2.50
5%
51
31 y2 Jan
1
preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
15% Mar 11
1
Corp common
33/4%
95
July 23
9% Sep
5
12% Dec
90
Jan
32
100% Mar 16
•
,
12
.!
12%
24%
.13.50
i*
24%
•
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17%
8%
-
83/4
83/4
•
10
18%
2,300
5,100
-
83/4
39
24%
46%
30%
31
33%
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33%
46%
47%
•463/4
47%
11%
H3/4
12
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7,900
24'/a
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311/4
33%
12%
24%
41%
30%
v
48%
11%
18%
•
18%
50
100
24%
*24
243%
1,600
7,300
15,300
400
900
•
•
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
2
69% Oct
5
62
29
79% Feb
17
x70
15% Mar 29
25 ye Dec
5
21% Apr
10
25% Sep
6
23
Oct
23
64
2
55% Feb
13
5% July 25
8
5% Jun
19
6% Jan
11
14
18% Feb
21
Detroit Steel
48% July
60y2 Jun
60
Mar
Jan
Mar
173/a Sep
20
Jan
14
16%
Jan~~17
23% July 20
26
36/4 Nov
19%
Mar'"5
29% Mar
39% Dec
Oct
4
22
3
16% Jan 14
203/4 Oct
1
16
Oct
3
30
11
106% Apr 29
45%
Jan~"l9
323A Dec
20
13% Nov 24
54*- Feb" 16
36
443/4 July 17
323/4 Jan
8
3/4 Feb 20
193/4 Feb
8
24
11% Feb
Jun
28
31
Feb
Dec
10
13
12
123/4 Jun 16
3
24
83/4 Jan
Jan
8
21% May 27
Escrow ctfs for common
72%
74
72%
73%
72%
74%
87%
833%
853%
84%
84%
85%
86
21%
23
21
213/4
203/4
21%
21%
22%
15,500
20
23%
23 7%
23%
23 7%
23%
23%
23%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR CoAlGO
23%
13,900
62%
62%
62%
62%
Detroit-Michigan
1
*53%
1
14
243/a Sep
62% Oct
9
Detroit Edison
2
18% July 11
27% Jan 21
De
43
Diamond
Jan 25
114% Feb
Vllblss
Devoe &
35% Jun 23
$1.50
Diamond T
12% July 30
Diana
1
Distillers
20
16% Apr
13
15
12% Jan
3
Divco
373/4 Dec
17
29% Feb 21
37% Jan
2
Dixie Cup
21
14% Jan
19
10% Jan
30% Jan
2
38% Aug 16
27
12% May 13
363/4 Jan
2
14% Jan
2
19% Oct
2
16% Jan
43 y2 Jun
29
66% Oct
18
Aug 28
16
52
Apr 17
373/4 Oct 16
24
Aug 13
65% July
423/8 Sep
1
25
% Oct
99
111% Feb
22
27% Oct
93% Feb
20 % Jan
80% Dec
10
17
•
Nov
9
16
11
22
-26% Apr
5
84% Aug 25
1 41% Oct 17
9% May 19
21
Feb
33
10% Nov 21
191/4 Jan
.
13% Aug 29
32
.
Jan
82
Nov 26
90% Dec
19
45
20
Nov
9% Dec
26
102% May
8
125
3
*114% Jan
8
106% Feb 23
*92% Jan
8
45% Jan
10
Jan
54% Feb
12% Feb
19% Jun 25
Jan
10
30
Apr
4
7
13% Jun
29
41 Va July 10
156% Dec
11
36% July 2
15% Jun 28
81
Dec
31
15y0 Jan 30
96
11
Jun
22
1
19
Dec
18
22
33% Sep
513/4 Sep
28
Jan
44
"
33/4%
11
83
2
18
1% Jan
2
54% May 2
23A Oct 10
2
8
21
16% Jan 11
31% Oct IS
2
22% Jan
94
53% Oct
17
24% Apr 15
48% May 13
48 3,4 Jun 16
8
31
S
Oct
15
16% Mar 16
14% Apr 24
11% Jun 20
19% Jan
8
18
33% Feb
Apr 29
18% May 17
44% Jan
24
8
26
2
May
Jan
14
Sep 15
9
523/4 Sep
17% Jan 29
153/4 Apr 14
243A Aug 15
30% Jun 27
22% Feb
2
94% Apr
20% Jan
7% Feb
23
5% Feb
163/4 Jun
29
24% Feb
13
173,4 Jan
23
613/4 Dec
3
71% Feb
6
62% Jan
59
69% Aug
6
66
61% Jan 11
69% Aug 19
20
101% Sep
22% Jun
7% Jun
18
6
18
May 22
4
V\
;
28
273/4
3,300
20%
19%
20%
20%
27%
20%
61%
62'A
62
41%
373/4
38%
38%
A
%
3*2
102%
1023/8
102 3/4
22%
22%
v22%
23%
83
42%
11%
86%
96%
*47%
48 V*
pfd
85%
50
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.
9Vo
96
9%
21%
21%
23%
23%
17%
173/4
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133A
*123/4
45%
44%
10
common
45
166
100
85
2.50
18%
10O
*96
166
31,800
481.600
102%
102%
4,700
22%
83
223/4
3,500
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83
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200
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11%
41%
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96
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85%
15,100
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85
116%
116
48 %
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95
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9
21%
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20%
23
23%
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900
116
94%
48%
9
94 %
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48 %
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:
-
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400
200
21'A
21
21
4,100
23
223/4
23
14,600
17%
17'A
173/a
600
13
12%
123/4
13
13
45%
44
44%
44 J/4
44%
163'A
163 J/2
120
166
163%
164
700
17,900
39%' <
39%
39%
39%
39%
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39%
4,300
17%
17 Vo
17%
17
17
16%
16%
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85
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99
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99
86
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18
86'A
85
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99
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85
18
30
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1,000
99
15%
16
153A
16%
16
16
15%
16
3,200
51%
52
50 %
51%
49%
51 J/4
50%
50%
5,400
1%
1%
13A
1%
1%
1%
7,700
1%
1%
36%
37%
36
36%
35%
36
35%
36
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,300
25%
26%
25%
26
28%
26%
3,000
10
49
50%
50%
3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
26%
49
50
Gas
26%
50
31%
313/4
*49
50%
*49
50'A
493A
50
*49%
31
31%
31
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
*49
50%
50
50
50%
2,000
31%
31 J/4
31%
11,700
Bldg
common
preferred series A
Erie ft Pittsburgh RR Co
100
4
14%
14%
143/4
14%
4,000
5
13%
13%
123/4
13%
12%
12%
123/4
13
233/4
233A
23%
23%
23 J/4
23%
23'A
233/4
9,600
4,400
28%
." 28 %
25
28%
28%
28%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
28%
28%
28 »A
100
*100%
8.50
Co
3,400
.10
Empire District Electric Co
Equitable Office
3,100
38%
5
shares
2nd preferred
Natural
10,000
1
(The)
common
conv
*39%
62%
900
9/64
32
116V*
863/4
117
»
•47%:
~5
Steel Corp
preference
5%
..
11
11%
117
-1
Amer
*82
'
1,300
9
k
-10
preferred
RR
273/4
*39
116%
.
5%
400
28
•82
86%
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Erie
U%
102%
1163/4
Products Co common
Equitable Gas
33%
11%
61%
,
*953/4
4%%
Paso
*83/4
33%
11%
39%
42%
113%
39%
El
8%
32%
11'A
603/4
No par
No par
Inc
Electric Auto-Lite
83/4
32%
11%
20 »/4
23%
11
5
Co
9
33%
273/4
'/" 83
*17%
18
16
103% Jan
onee
*39
10
28
see
1
Elgin National Watch Co
29
footnotes
!
16% Mar 19
283/4 Sep
8
51% Jan 18
38% Jun
8%
33
102%
23%
*82 '
No par
11
For
*102
50o
10O
Battery!
Oct
Mar 26
62%
"413/4
Elec
5% Jun
Jun
61 Vz
41%
100
5%
1,100
13
3,300
1
Elliott Co
12%
13
5,500
-10
Electric Storage
1,900
12
213/a
Co—
Ind
333/4
233/4
2
Mus
33%
12
Manufacturnig Co
&
*12%
34
23%
20 3/8
Corp
4%%
—
600
12 Vo
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Ekco
— -
46%
233%
28 V*
preferred
Eaton
33%
46%
11%
2% Apr 16
43% Mar 18
19% Jun
12
6%
900
'
108
47
23 Va
27%
Cigar Corp
Kodak
1,000
12%
5
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
89
17
20
Nov
July 15
102
11% Oct
6
38% Oct
18
Apr 25
1% Jun 20
35% Oct 17
21
171% July 10
41% July 30
12% Mar 11
44% Dec
16% July 2
123/4 July 17
16% Apr 20
Jan
16% Feb 23
40% Jan
263/4 Nov
21
97
15
23% Jan
Jan
Jan
300
v
31%
233/4
15
series
Airlines
108%
21
12%
No par
No par
series
Eagle-Picher
31%
*107%
ft Co—
$3.50
Eastern Stainless
26
52% Mar
23
20%
233%
No par
$4.50
DWG
•107
*46
13
17%
*17
....'
12%
*11%
Common
Eastman
19
Sep 26
101% Mar 22
26
Jan
127%
;i i:
303/4
1,400
24
83/4
common
Preferred
I63/4 Jan 21
11
2
25
25
13%
,.t
21
9/64
Preferred
48
Jun
15% Jan
22% Jun
7
7%
17,.:
203/4
20
700
6
14%
*14
23%
5
(EI)
Eastern
36% Feb 27
48% Jun
10% Jan
12
...
■,.»}»
303/4
a
,
1
17
-
;
6
6
14%
12%
No par
Nem
Eastern
158,
25
July 20
10
34%
11%
Corp—
Pont de
2
8
46% Sep
Jun
34
33%
Duplan
2
3
34%
83/4
Dunhill
18
7
Dec
51
July
47%
11%
convertible preferred
International
25% Jan
Aug
Feb
Jan
108%
47
33%
common
Dresser Industries
28% Jan
19% Feb
95
99
*
•107
No par
rights
$4 preferred series A
42
17
50% Sep 14
182
Apr 30
92
1193,4 Apr 25
Co
,
48
~1
Chemical
17%.21
31%
No par
Co
Sep 16
17% Aug 27
12% Oct 16
Jan
12
1
8% Apr 25
6
28% Nov
19
19
79% May
4;
30
Common
du
112% Nov 27
A
21
,
64
2
Corp
Pepper
Dow
m
,
'5%
n;.*14
1,300
50o
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
A Oct 15
14%
34%
2
Corp
Co
Doehler-Jarvls Corp.
Dome Mines Ltd
105% Mar 29
22y8 Oct
1
29
3
60% Jun
3
20
99% Jan
2
Dec
16
Dr.
Motor Car Co
*60%
57%
14%,
48
25
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
10 Ve Dec
8
100
173%
21%:
31%
31%
*107
; 108%
No par
common
preferred
Stores
173%;
21%
64
57/a
i
2,600
"
*60
57%
2
IO
common..
preferred
Match
cum
26% Aug
Co
,
14%,
5
cum
Diamond
3
Co
Co
Alkali
4.40%
19
Stove
Corp
Raynolds class A
52% Mar 31
143/4 Jan
75%
75%
86%
8
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co (The)
33% Nov 26
8% Oct
100
100
89% Sep 24
243/4 Jan 17
213/8
213A
21%
21%
21%
21'A
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
21 'A
21%
20%
21%
20 %
20%
67 Vo
67%
663A
663A
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67 »A
70
68%
68%
*68%
70
No par
100
50
102
*67
67%
*68%
70
101
*68%
101
100
100
100
;
■
900
100%
250
*21%
21%
1,700
6J/a
6%
5,000
20%
21
10,700
300
10
19^2
Number 5161
Volume 176
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
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(1481)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Banff far P«»k»»
STOCKS
1901
Year
Range Since Jan. 1
Lew est
Highest
"
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
5% July 27
18% Apr
Jun
2% Dec
6
' Dec
14
26
16'
53
25
31
37
5% May
13
Apr
4% Feb
13y4 July 11
11% Jun 28
EXCHANGE.
.
1
,
7% Sep 24
10% Sep
17
15% Mar
Jan
22
13% Oct
2
44
May 17
54
Feb
3% Feb
26% Dec
3
15
27
27% Dec
28
21% Oct
16
2
29
23% Jan
17 Ve Feb
19
12%. Jan
3
16% Jan
29
13% Jan
16% Dec
3
15% Jan
2
.19% Jun-
54% Oct
8
24% Oct
16
9
.
3
8
5%
preferred series B__
"
11% Jun 28
29% Mar 27
46% Dec
12
51% Dec 31
60% Jan
2
82% Oct
23% Jan
6
31% Oct 25
12% Feb
-
Sep
-15% Apr
57
Apr
76% July
28
48%. Feb 19r
.56
9
27
Apr 28
28% Feb 28
29
22
25
0% con v.cum pld Ser A—
Federal Mining &
Smelting Co
21
39% Oct ,10
Federal-Mogul
NOT26
38% Oct
160
8% Feb
54% Feb
30
Dec
100
14,
13% Jan
2
17% Jan
2
3
4% Mayl
5
Jan
106
3
26
11% Oct
6
x38% Aug 29
26% Oet
16
18
Apr
Jan
21
78
,
35 '
Oct
50
104
40% Aug 16
14 % Apr 13
33% Oct 15 '
Sep 28
25/
21
Jan
92
2
:
3
106% Feb
Dec
21
Dec 19
17% Jan
21
43% Oct
27% Sep
96
20
July 1
32% Mar 20
18
May 20
19% May
101% Aug
2
17% Mar
'
.
12
7
24% Sep
3
22% Aug 14
26% Dec
10
17-
Jan
12
2
20% Feb
13
14% Oct
16
26% Oct
5
19% Apr
92% Jen
18
24
13% Dec 31
18% Jan
v
90% Dec. 26
33% Apr ;
100
Feb
54
13% Jun
27
Dec
14
110% Dec
14
102
15
2
94 "Apr
9
87% Nov 30
25% Jan 25
Jan
;
Jun
J -y,
29
10
14:
.
July 10
13% Feb
Dec
Apr 25
56y«Jan 28
16
114
12% Oct
Jan
16
9
19
.
Feb
27
3
30% Jan
.
3
•i
;
•
2
35% May 20
14% Oct 16
22% Apr
75% Jan
Feb "I
46
-■
Jan 14*
10
7% Jun
36
10% Mar 21
0% Aug 20
*15
May 15
19% Oct 23
13
9% Feb
May 29
*
9
40% Oct
0
8% Jan
"
36
20 *
Jan
3
26% Oct
15 t
Apr 16
18 * May 15
22% May 20
18
Jun 28
26% Oct
15
22% Feb
17% July 19
.21% Jan
3
'
6% Jan 12
23% Jan 25
8% May 8
40% Aug 24 1
38% Aug 30 >
20% Jan
2
31% Dec
1
102% July
48% July
5
107% Mar
0
9
10% Jan
2
•12
5
162
31"
149
Jan
10
Jan
58% Feb
8% July
72% Jan
2
80
Mar
34% Feb
26
29
17% Jan
Jan
30
125
Apr
July
Apr
150
8% Jan
41% Jan
159
74
Jan
x29
-
Jun
8
79
May
10
32
Jail
16% May 25
115
26
Jan
9
14
63% 8ep
17
54% Feb
20
Oct
16
.7% Jan
48% Jan
18
41
Dec
5
8
105
Dec
13
3 .*
128
Feb
8
123% Oct
6% Jun
t 52%
Jan
2
119
Nov
29
126% Jan
50
2
94
Dec
5
105% Jan
10
18
54
18
May 22
31% July 30
17% May 19
3
Jun
May
3
125
Sep 30
100y* Jan 31
21% Feb
0
40% Jan
10
20
24% Aug 15
46% Sep
3
16% May 14
24% Aug 29
Feb
23
3% Feb
2
21 % Dec
31
20% Jan
22
Jun
29
•28% Oct
8
115
Dec
10
130
July
2
16% Jan
8
•4
2
34% Feb
27% Aug 31
27
Jan
20
Jan
17
3
10
Sep
30
8% Jan
.
Jan
114
12
9% Jan
9
20% Jun
34
May 15
1011
Dec
27
Jan
39%
28
119
32
2
29
6
40
Oct
25
105
33 % Jun 29
101% Apr 24.
Sep
Jan
18
Sep
3
11% Sep
4
23% July 31
40
July 14
104% Jan
7
Jon 25
29% Jan
28% Jun
100
Jan
33% Sep
2
Dec"
31
72
Dec
27
17% Jan
10
24% Jan
91% Dec
"96% Jan
3
35% Jan
2
102% Jan
3
30
81:
Jan
Jan
16
73
Apr
14r
16% Sep
Sep 21
.
30% Jan
9
Mar 20
*
93% Apr
22
100'
•
16% July 2
86% Dec 21
94% Jan 30
18% July
3
22% Peb
16
27% Jan
2
48% Sep
;
26
24% Feb
7% Nov 20
120
15
16% Nov
23
24% Feb
19
42% Jan
10
66% Sep
Mar
77% Feb
18
5
34% Sep 25
99% Aug
4
18% Jun 30
15
x86
Jan
8
Apr
15
20% Jan
7
Sep
22
42% Jan
24
7% Sep
8
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33
18
140
Mar 10
3
23 y« Jan
17
18
f
9% Jan 31
3
Oct
82% Oct
5
Jan
3
Apr
89
16
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2
6
31
Aug 15
'26 '*
92
4
26
24% Oct 15
81%
2
122
21
92
;
8
10
34% July
3
36% Feb
Jan" 17
' Jan
4% Sep
25% Oct
20
25
1
8Va Jan
124% May 24
16% Mar 3
«
55% Feb
134
18
Jun
19
18% May 22
72% July 23
20
40% Nov 26
Dec
50
45
2% Jan
8
2
5
40
4 VA Peb
47% Jan
29
3
108
Sep
"10% Jan
15
15
8
57% Jan
24
.
49% July
9
43% Mar 17
5
Jan
104
5
10% Jan
-
■
May
7% Oct
.
51Aug 16
6
6% July 10
29% Nov 21
Feb
17% Feb
Mar 14
Oct
109
13
9% Dec 19
2% Aug 22
•
*
6% Jun
27% Apr 24
88% Dec 17
12
Jun
29
31% Aug
13% Jait
2
2
28%-Mar 16
34
3
19% Oct
15
x92% Sep
21% Jun 29
9
27% Feb
21
•
Oct
9
103% Feb
14
18% Feb
5
11% Mar 17
38
Z
31% May
Feb
91
Jan
8
16% Sep 26
13% Jan
45% Jun
29
57% Feb
14
46% Feb 27
6
22% Jan
4
17
138% Jun
28
29
154
Jan
30
140
82
2
July
9
Jan
3
17
Jan
22
64
Sep
35% May 24
44% Oct
9
36
Mar 28
22
20
Oct
Feb
6
36
10% Jan
2
12% Jan
91
Dec
28
11%» Jan
102% Mar
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Aug 30
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page
x93% Sep
20
17
8
15
33
May 26
24% Jan
30
104% Jan 30
12
27%
Inc
26%
27 Va
26%
27
1,900
77%
3,400
65%
7,500
77
65
77%
64%
65
'
'
77
77
64%
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77,
65
.
65
104%
104%
104%
104'A
105 y2
105
42%
42%
42%
42%
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42
42%
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10%
28%
28%
28%
•
27%
28'A
27%
28
98
99%
99%
98%
98%
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99%
22%
22%
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22%
900
22
22%' ;
22%
223/a
15,100
31
31%
31'A
31%
6,200
\
313/4
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105
15 y2
200
700
509
2,700
4
150
15%
,
15 y2
15%
15%
3,000
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213A
21%
1,700
500
16%
STOCK
21%
97%
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97%
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98
,
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16%
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98
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97
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97
97
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16
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95 %
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10,000
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220
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97
97
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COLUMBUS
13
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13
13
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18
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383/4
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19
24%
24%
293/a
28%
6%
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63/a
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29
1,200
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28%
6%
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2,700
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4,000
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•
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7%
7%
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17%
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73/g
6
6%-
6
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18
7%
1
com
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7%
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5
—
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17%
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63/a
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700
4,000
<
3.700
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400
35 %
35%
357A
36
36
24%
27
25
25%
25%
26%
3.500
27%
'
273A
27
27%
27%,
271/4
3,600
,
IO51/2
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1.700
11%
11%
2,000
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151%
151%
151%
*150%
152%
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150%
5
16%
16%
16%
163A
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,400
9%
93/4
93A
93A
9%
9%
9%
9%
2,000
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conv
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2nd
preferred
.
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Co
10'/a
10
10%
48%
49%
48%
493A
95%
95
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95%
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8%
54
62%
63%
8%
54%
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123 %
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109
107
53
53
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8%
8%
8%
53%
8%
54
95 %r
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95
107
108
100
8%
123%
123
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2,500
8,400
•
8%
7,500
523/4
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53%
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122%
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50
1223A
100
108
5
60%
60%
59
123%
123%
123
98%
99
98%
9 8 3/4
98%
98 Va
97%
98
23
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
433/4
44%
43%
43%
42%
43
43
43
1,700
22
22
21
21%
20%
21
21%
2134
2,900
par
4
4y8
4
4 Va
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12,700
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25%
24%
25
24%
24%
15,300
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30%
31%
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10%
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40
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30
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303/4
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30%
102%
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102%
263/a
26%
243/4
26%
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25%
26
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86%
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79
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79
100
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86%
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100
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79
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163A
16%
16%
16%
1
31 y8
31%
31
31'/a
31
31%
31'A
99%
98%
99%
15%
15
153A
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5
15%
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20%
19%
19%
19%
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35%
35 5/a
34'/a
35%
34
85
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85
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99%
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2.50
1
1,800
200
6,800
85
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82%
82%
100
19 Va
19%
1,500
34 V«
35
3,800
19%
100
7%
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132
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132
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132
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10
17%
17%
17
17 VH
16%
17%'
17
65%
67%
66%
67%
62%
65%
633/4
No par
42
42%
No par
preferred
*107
108 Vt
41%
•107
No par
Hosiery
7 3/4
73/4
7%
4
*53%
54%
533A
Inc
Graham-Paige Motors
No par
2'/a
2%
2'/a
42%
108'A
73A'
54%
2 Va
41%'
41%
42%
7,400
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107%
200
7%
7%
1,000
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53%
541/4
54»A
400
2'A
12,200
2Va
2%
8
73/4
7%
7%
10
283/a
28%
*27%
28%
common—12.50
19%
19%
19'/a
19%
19'A
19%
933/4
93%
93
933A
93%
31 'A
100
1,000
10,700
7%
28%
cum
17
65^
106%
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(The)—
1,300
7%
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8
42
7%
132
106%
5
P
Gt Northern
1,500
■
31 %
99%
'
Common
Gt Northern
'
17
5,100
15-%
;__No par
2
30%
1021/4
15%
15
Rubber—
Sep
60O
86>/2
*76%
5,600
26%
*100%
16 3/4
10
200
440
.
303/4
No par
City Steel
3,500
95
*100%
17
&
3,500
39%
.
163/4
Grmnby Consol M 8
2,000
117%
10%
21%
21'/a
x38%
393/4
94%
*117
10%
10%
11
21%
21%
95
.
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117%
103A
11
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-
1
Batteries
400
25%
Co
F)
900
1,200
2.50
com
43,800
31%
♦117
No par
common
Co
593A
1231/4
common—
&
Gould-National
4
123
31%
10c
preference—No par
(B
4'/a
59'/a
123
123
x25%
No par
com
59%
58%
60%
123
100
Co
Tire
2 Va
73A
*28
1,600
8
28y2
100
19.1/a
191/4
5,700
93%
93%
93%
800
31%
31%
31%
*95%
96
96
96
70
16
16'A
15%
16
15%
16
3,500
♦38
38'A
38
38
38
38
300
2,300
5
31%
32
313/a
100
95%
96
♦95%
1
16%
16%
No par
38
38
Iron Ore Prop—No par
Ry 6% pfd
No par
Sugar com
No par
15%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
52
52%
50 V2
51%
50%
51%
51
51%
5,300
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17%
17 «/4
17%
2,200
Stores
com
preferred
Western
preferred
100
•141
141%
2
Green
Bay Sc Western RR
100
*62%
8
Green
(H L)
—1
39%
141
40%
Co Inc
Common
preferred
64
•61
31%
96
141
63 Mt
*141
*61
142
63%
♦141
•61
142
:
:
40'A
38%
39%
39%
39%
*20%
21
21
21'A
20%
20%
20.
20'A
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
ll7/a
12
100
♦94%
95%
94%
94%
95%
95'/2
95%
♦94%
40
621/2
40'/a
'
2,100
i
3
Greenfield Tap Sc Die Corp—No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—
4%%
.
100
Gold Si Stock Telegraph Co„
Ooodall-Sanford
Inc
96% Apr
24,800
10 Va
Gleaner Harvester Corp
12% Aug 28
63%
60%
Advertislng.No
preferred
conv
100
No par
.Glldden Co (The) common
Goebel Brewing Co
82.25
62%
3,900
10%
1
series
Rubber
Glmbel Brothers
5%%
50
32%
39%
62%
40
63%
100
&
Union
122
32%
*38%
32%
32
*38%
2,200
No par
convertible
Granite
39
122
20
500
17%
493/4
Corp common—
4%% preferred
3%% preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
Grand
323/4
39
*121%
80
76
10%
preferred
Gotham
*121 3/4
32%
39%
250
30
48 3/4
Corp
1
Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd
No par
General Telephone Corp
20
General Time Corp common—No par
Co
122
33%
63%
General Shoe
Goodrich
122
1213/4
•74
*29%
-
29%
10 y4
preferred
84.50
17
75
49%
preferred
Railway Signal
(The)
*17
32%
No par
General Realty Sc Utilities
General Refractories
Gillette
17
100
$3.75
Tire
29%
17%
121%
1
General Precision Eqp Corp__No par
General Public Service
10c
General Public Utilities Corp
3
4%%
75
30
17
10%
Corp_
convertible
General
76
30
17
*39
No par
preferred
6%
*75
30
49%
preferred
General
76
1
common
Motors
152
106
-
No par
com
preferred
Mills
*105%
17
.—No par
Corp
Corp
106
30
No par
100
com
'
♦105%
.!
•75
preferred——50
56% Aug 13
19% Mar 4
7
1,100
27%
57
26
22
123/a
105
Sep
26% Jan
123/a
11%
38
67% July
41% Jan
78
12%
223/a
General Portland Cement Co
7*
160
*12 Va
57 %
Grayson-Robinson
Jun 27
6,200
'
12%
31
common
Aug 14
149
43%
103
11%
General Outdoor
Great
3.600
9%
43
*102%
27
27%
29'/«
May 26
2
9%
45
102%* 102%
12'/a
,.
22%
.
—
18
*
%':
31%
preferred
Grant (W T) Co common
3%% preferred
33% Jan
-
12%
5%
5%
42%
43%
102
57
Preferred
85
5'/a
42%
102%
22%
__10
99
2
X18% Dec
73% Jun
3% Feb
9% Feb
2
Oet
28
4
26%
11 'A
vjuoayear
104
*25%
26 y«
57%
General
85
5'A
44%
102
*25%
26%
200
11%
General
85
900
1,000
98
>
General Instrument
;
64%
39 Va
57%
83.50
61% Aug 11
11
64
11%
3%*
21
*25%
62%
573/4
116'
Feb
12,600
1053/4
5%
119% Jan
;
13%
50
11%
125% July 28
x94 % Jan
3
4,400
13 Va
50
62%
13
*49%
25'A
13%
50
39%
13%
50
57%
General
Jan ; 4
24%
25 'A;
24%
900
52%
105%
General Foods
Jan 12
*52 Va
5
General Finance
10% Jan 12
54%
1,300
2,400
5
3
60
2
Apr
\
17
Jan
105 :
4
46
5
Apr
:
118
:
18
,-100
8
96% May 22
*54
25%
133/«
•49%
5%
43%
1
Co
10% Sep
3
143/4
17 7A
28%
General Dynamics Corp common—3
Preferred ($2 cum conv)__No par
'
14%
18
27%
49 % Oct
18
Jan
7*
14%
G
»
35% Sep
5
42% Sep
8
64% July 16
4
Apr
90
•
8
65% Jan
6
109% Dec
2
11% Mar
53% Oct 26
X118
Jan
:
4%
5
243/4
13%
♦11
.lo
General Cigar Co Inc
9
13,600
Cable Corp com——No par
1st preferred-.
100
4%
9
14
17% July
122% Sep
3,000
7%
21%
27 ya
General
2
54%
•,
31%
Co (The)
General Baking
08 preferred
28
25%
50
General
16
7% Nov
Feb
21%
7%
21%
7%
27%
18% Aug 14
37% Jan
91
4
21%
600
27 y«
11% Feb
24% Jan
8
30
2%
21%
18
22%
Corp
-
2%
1,300
21
7%
21
*14%
22%
04.30 preferred
General Amer Transportation
27
18
4
Jun
♦54
42%
No par
General American Investors
"
55y4
64i%
4%% convertible preferred——50
Oaylord Container Corp
1.66%
13
26
19
14
18
22%
common-
-
4
15
18
77%
100
'Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
27
11% Apr
Sep 30
27% Oct
6% Jan 18
1
143/4
No par
preferred
Qamewell Co (The)
Gardner-Denver Co
9% Jun
41% Jan
39% Nov
22
; Jun
61
9
17
17% Jun 29
49% Jan
22
105% Oct
3
34% Jun
29
8
15
-47%
2%
21%
7%
18%
2%
21%
22%
convertible
15% Feb
8
111
2
30% Oct.
18
I%
21
25% Jnn
5
31
-11
7
29
15% Jun
19% Jan
5
33ViJun 25
51% Jan
-
6
26% Jun
.
33% Apr 15
24% Oct 15
102'
11% Sep, 13
2
39% Sep
7%
21%
22%
(Robert) common——1
Gsmble-Skogmo Inc common
5
*
21%
7%
21%
l
Clair Co Inc
-
8
26% Feb 21
-
■
26
Apr
5% Sep
May 4
19% Mar 19
15% Jun 29
^
19% Jan 23
6% May 15
213/4
22
7%
preferred
:-•
2%
104
convertible preferred—100
Oabrltl
*2%
102
Froedtert Corp
„._i
Fruehauf Traller CO common-!
,1.
4* preferred
!
ioo •
8% Jan- 4
2%
5%
,
No par
;
3Mi%
■
6% Nov 20
11% Mar 29
.
1,600
26%
—
4
48
63%
Sugar Co
.—-—No par "
Franklin Stores Corp——.
l*
Freeport Sulphur Co
_10
18% May 21
27% Aug 11
S4% Mar 20
47
«
39'A
j Francisco
13% Sep 30
-
47
39
Co
Foster-Wheeler
.
48%
62%
t
18
46%
64%
3%%
«
48%
39%
Food
.
2,700
39%
$4.20 dlv cum pld ser of '51__-_15,~
Machinery Sc Chem Corp -10
;
29
98% Aug 27
24% July 1
12%
63%
100
•
Corp
Corp
Fair Stores Inc
Food
12'A
2
Follansbee Steel
;
9
98
15
10% Jan
,
9
49% Sep
: 17% Oct
.
24%. Nov 26
76
May~n
3
July
12%
♦25%
/Florida Power Sc Light Co
Florshelm Shoe class A_
'
29
35% Nov
24%
.
10
95% Oct
14
16% Oct
00% Jan
2
19% Aug 82
_
16% Nov 24
3
-39% Oct
r
•
^
31% Oct
Stove
Florida Power
23% Jan 30
19% Mar 30
Florence
12%
13%
(The) Carpet Co;:_s;
5
Fllntkote Co (The) common__No par
04 preferred
No par '
7
12%
50
Firth
.
12%
25%
1
Corp
;
i
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
10'
Firestone Tire Sc Rubber com—12.50
7
900
12%
♦54
par
..
Apr 23
10%
5
4%% preferredFirst National Stores-
12
10%
18
Ferro
9% May 17
19% Aug 21
28
1
Jan
6%
10%
15
_50
Corp
107
3
May
Shares
6%
10%
7%
No par
Federated Dept Stores common
5
4%% preferred
_10O
'Felt Sc Tarrant Mlg Co
5
19
6 'A" *
6%
11
21%
J Federal Motor Truck
3
6%
the Week
11
'
21%'
—"when, issued"
:38% Apr
2
79% July 28
x63 % Jan
2
34% Mar 13
26% Mar 21
2
Jun
68% Mar
31
70% Dec
19
10 V* Nov
4 '
Jan
107% Mar 17
54%«&y 20
103
Oct
Sep 25
16% Jan
"
65
Ayg 25
45 1
37% Feb 21
100
4
Jan
6
6V»
Friday
Oct. 17
Oct. 16
'
50
.Fansteel Metallurgical Corp_„No
fredders-Qulgan Corp common-
.
~5
No par
Fairchild Engine Sc Airplane Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co___
20
Pais tall Brewing Corp__
1
Family Finance Corp
,_1
4
54% Oct
6%
Sales for
Thursday
11%
*11
Fairbanks Morse Sc Co
•
PRICES
Oct. 15
2%
—_____
Exchange Bullet Corp
11
•27% Jan
12
6%
SALE
Wednesday
48%
Co
Ex-Cell-O Corp
11
26% Feb
7
Sep
20% Sep
7% Sep
21% July 20
12 V* July 30
HIGH
Oct. 14
Eversharp Inc
11
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 13
12%
Evans Products
"
2% Oct
MondayPar
v
Eureka Williams Corp
4
11'
LOW
STOCK
"
„
'
8% May. 3
CoBtinHOd—Pag® 5
•
.
2,400
1,100
14,600
20
13
14
Commercial and Financial
The
(1482)
for
Range
Year
Range
1951
Lowest
99
Dec
5
104
Feb
97
Dec
27
110
Feb
30 % Feb
28
33% Oct
30% Jan
19
50 % Nov
15% Apr
4
19% Dec
12% Dec
31
15% Mar 14
73% Jan
11
84
59% July
2
68% Feb
44
1
58% Sep
20 % May 23
23% Jan
Jun
Par
Tuesday
Oct. 13
31% July 15
Grumman Aircraft Corp
1
26%
13 % Mar 21
Guantanamo Sugar
1
*8%
8%
Feb
20
37% Jun
18
33%
Feb
27
x74%Sep
3
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
16
53% Jan
25
Mar 26
26% Aug
8
26
26%
16
21
97% Jan
98% Jan
3
103
2
Corp
7
25
48%
Gulf States Utilities Co com.No par
$4.20 dividend preferred—
100
106% May 20
May
Oil
25%
$4.40
dividend preferred
*100
103
100
.
Monday, October 20, 1952
32%
34
73
25%
33%
73
*72
Oct. 17
26%
8
8Vb
26%
8
32%
33
72
7,400
33%
73
*72
Shares
26%
8%
32%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 16
26%
8 VB
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 15
25
Gulf
.
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct
*72
SALE
HIGH
Oct. 14
46% Oct
1
33 % Oct
Monday
STOCK
63
29
14% Jun
10
YORK
EXCHANGE
25
9
25
NEW
8
14
10% Jan
21V4 Jan
1
Highest
23% Apr
9
11
9
5
13
17
14
27% Jan
29
19% Jun
Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
.
s
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Previous
Chronicle
72
8
,
1,300
8,900
100
48%
49
46%
48%
47'A
48%
15,800
25%
49%
25 %
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
2,800
100%
*100
100%
*100
100%
102%
103
102%
102%
100 %
40
102 %
100%
*102
102%
140
H
Oct
44
Feb
Hackensack
27
Halliburton
17% Jan
Hall
3
11% May 29
81
15
"I
102 % Jan
23
34% Oct
17
27% Oct
16
Feb
19
17% Sep
May 26
9
107
Jun
4%
Hanna
21
154
Jan
17
139% Oct
2
22% July
30
Jan
5
22% Feb
21
26
5
5% Sep
9
x33 % Oct
10
36% Mar
1
9% May 20
12% July
1
x5% Dec
8
x9% Jun
28
6% July 17
20% Nov 26
30% July 30
82% Dec 21
32
Nov
13
94
Sep
14
22% Dec
22
36
Oct
2
17% July
9
lT%
Mar
ll
Jan
8% Oct
6% Apr
12
Mar
8
28 %
97
Mar
8
80
Feb
33% Jan
100
30
24
Feb
24
3%%
11
26
38% Sep
3
17% Oct
14
21% Mar 31
Jan
x78 % Mar
2
120% Feb
21
67
May 20
127% Mar 15
3
44% Mar 12
37% May 21
42% Feb
54
51"% Jan
9
53% Oct
15
10
26% Jan
Dec
14
Mar 29
28% Sep
6
22
Sep
4
18% Jan
26% Aug
6
16
July 22
24% Jan
31
70
Apr 24
15
74
69
Nov
16
86 % Jan
104
Nov
6
106% Dec
11
17% Feb
13
14% Jan
10
15
Nov
Dec
23
2
20
18
Aug 29
Jan
25% Mar
19% Oct
9
25
Sep
22% Apr
10
(Charles E)
Holland Furnace Co
5
11% Jan
4
Hollander
8
20% Apr
1
4
29% Mar 21
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% conv preferred
3
42% Feb
19
33% Jan
2
39
52
2
66% Jan
19
45% Oct
16
30
7
Homestakc
69% Feb
2
Honolulu
63 % Jun
25
11
69
July 30
50% Sep
105
Jan
29
94% Jan
2
102% May
17
12% May
3
13% Sep
8
30% Jan
20
37% Oct
16
32% M'ar 21
35% Jan
18
30% Jan
20
42% Dec
24
.41% Jan 30
84
Nov
23
90
Dec
5
107% Jan
17
Jun
22
20 % Apr
Hooker
7
15% Feb
54% Apr
88% Jan
1
18
94
24
29
May 16
2
4"!o
5% Aug
11
Jan
4
5
9% Apr
28
12
Oct
3
52 % Apr
17
66% :
20% Feb
26
12% Feb
4
65
16
40%
*39%
53%
*53%
22
22
*21%
70%
100
40%
900
53%
*53%
53%
100
22%
*21%
22%
300
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
4,900
72%
*72
72%
72
72
91%
91%
91%
14%
15
15
21%
70
140
91%
.
3,500
15
21%
21%
*20%
21%
*21
10
10
10%
*10
10%
10
10
600
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20
4,600
7%
*7
*7%
8
16%
16%
*16%
28%
*27%
28
37
38
36%
37
37
37%
47%
48
46
47
45%
*7%
17
*27%
46%
16%
51
*99
13
12%
13%
12%
50
*33
34
*32 %
33%
32%
32%
46%
*89
46%
89
89
No par
23%
23%
23%
60'/a
101%
61
59%
*16%
17%
17
17
1
21%
21%
19%
Hudson & Manhattan common..100
*4%
4%
4%
1
5% r.oncum preferred.
100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
*10%
'
Hudson Motor Car
513/4
2,500
51 %
13
*32%
13%
1,800
33%
300
46%
3,700
46
90
101
101
23%
20
270
4,900
23%
59%
59%
61
17%
*16%
17%
600
20%
20%
10,600
4 Vb
*16%
23%
*4%
4%
4,600
*10%
20
19%
4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
57%
58
56%
57%
55'A
56%
56
15%
15 Vb
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,900
300
57
15%
12.50
20
101
*89
58 Vb
4%
2,100
*99
101%
23 Vb
20%
25
46%
90
*88
*101
23%
61
101%
4,900
46
45%
46%
45%
90
102
*101%
200
37%
46%
100
100
700
36%
12%
50%
51%
101
7%
17
28%
*28
51
52
100
13
51%
100
21%
'
7%
16%
28
100
(Del)
1,800
125
40'A
*7%
DAY
100
Texas
400
71
16
100
of
150
17%
*72
1
Oil
38
125
40
53%
1,900
22%
17%
125
40%
16%
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
4' 31
16%;VJ
*124
71%
125
22%
10
5
preferred
Houston
3% May 15
2
*124
41
110
99
*37
71
27%
com
preferred
14
6
19% Mar
48% May 24
12 % Nov 16
3%%
85
25% Aug
125
71
3
Co
preferred
conv
16
2
71
22%
«
1,500
33%
*98
17%
400
29%
83
32%
37%.
....No par
19
Oct
71%
22%
37%
*17'A
22%
22%
30
20%
No par
Houston Light & Power
Apr
17%
*21
CLOSED
COLUMBUS
Household Finance common__No par
'
19 Vb July 28
Jan
5
common
24
3
37
17%
10
:
Electrochemical
$2.25
STOCK
EXCHANGE
12.50
Corp
24% Sep
16% Jun
37
17%
99
30
Mining
Oil
$4.25 preferred
8
1
9
).
& Sons
Houdaille-Hershey
Mar 25
10
July 1_8
Oct
Aug
96
102
Oct
19
12
49
4
11
18% Apr
58% Oct
75
~5%
Jan
21 % Jan
4
17% Dec
99% Mar
(A)
Apr
29
36%
71%
1
30
26
23
17%
99
29 %
*81
33%
99
*98
33
15
16% Oct
Dec
99
33%
33%
•
91
Hires Co
18
11% Jun
33%
15
x26% Jan
94 "
3,200
30
83
90%
8
42% Jan
20'A
*29%
*82
100
34
*33%
20%
30 Vb
83
30%
1,100
53A
5%
34
20%
20%
20
*81
15 Va
33% Dec
v
20%
20%
91%
23
July
4,200
15
5
22% Feb
Sep
900
6%
91%
(conv)...No par
28% Jan
7
10%
6%
16%
23
9
10 %
6%
72
31
Feb
10%
6%
22%
17% Nov
14
10 %
6%
72
26% Oct
9% July 11
*33%
10%
16%
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co—
11% Mar 31
17
33%
6%
22%
Corp
—
33%
-.5
Hotels
——
*10%
53%
Hilton
1
23
1,400
6%
*53 %
$4% cum 2nd pfd
5
23
30
28
143
10%
50
preferred series 'A
28
*139
33%
30%
40%
28
143
27%
*139
5%
83%
*124
1,100
22%
36%
No par
Hewitt-Robins Inc
.
14
22
May 12
9% Aug 28
29
Powder common
15%
104%
105
*5%
22%
.No par
20
15%
104'A
15%
15%
22%
98
25
preferred—
14%
76%
5%
23
32%
W3
common..
14%
76%
23%
*30
25
14%
77
*104
28%
143
400
5,200
*5%
*81
—100.
14 VB
*76%
16
104%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A—100
7
26
16% Mar
21
W)
20%
5
10U
common
non-cum
4% %
7
Jan
107% Jan
90% Oct
12% July 18
18% Mar 29
20
May
3
20% Jan
2
Hercules Motors—
7
49
6%
Hercules
21
125
10%
5%
preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common..No par
20
Nov
15
(G
33%
9
Nov
37% Nov
Feb
1
15
900
1,100
*32
14%
77
28
5%
-
15%
*139
1
preferred
Helme
1%
Co
29%
143
50
Glass Co
15%
104%
23%
Corp
49%
15%
15%
16%
*5%
common
48%
15%
*76%
105
*23%
Inc
preferred
3.65%
28%
*139
33
49
16
33
14%
.10
common
(H J)
*16%
*104
100
;
Marx
5
62
120
79
Mfg
Co
Heinz
76%
preferred
Hazel-Atlas
22
4
Refrac
Industries
Hayes
j
15
76%
pfd_.No par
com__No par
Co $4.25
of America
Corp
%%
14%
100
2.50
Co
preferred
Hecht
7
May
34% Apr
1
23% Feb
2
21% Apr
5
40% Feb
27
30
90
93 % Mar
31
4
No par
com
Paper
(M A)
Hayes
26
Jan
23
May
1
Sep 18
29 % May 12
41% July 13
106% Jan
7% Jan
16
37
Co
preferred
Hart Schaffner &
Hat
4
32% Jan
15
19% Jun
6
27% Jan
6%
July 29
6% Jan
Watch
33
48%
15%
*15%
50
*32
50%
—5
33
49'A
32%
16
Printing Co
Harbison-Walk
5
Jan
142
50 V2
Oil Well Cementing—5
F)
conv
32%
25
Water
Hammerinill
18
34% Aug
27% July
143% Dec
(W
Hamilton
18% July 16
68
2
107% May
Dec
24
54% Jun
19
15% May 26
15% Oct
101
33% Sep
30% Mar 26
153i
11
4,500
13,900
'
16% Aug 30
2"% July 30
28% Feb
14
4% Jan
19
3
18% May 15
23% Oct
6
18
20% Jan
7
Jan
8
4% Sep
22
May
1
23% Sep
26
16"% Jun
16
Hunt
Foods
Inc
4%
51% Nov 24
93
Nov
20
9
75% Feb
6
54% Jan
107% Mar
8
95
17
2
45% Feb
~8% Nov"
28% Feb
1
23
53% Feb
13
x47 % Jan
8
lT% Jan~16
6
6% Dec
28
29
36% Oct
18
56% Nov
75% Jun
152
Dec
45 % July
,
12
11
Mar 28
90
Dec
8
6% Sep
1
22%
33% May
"
8% Mar
4
39% Sep
25
8% Jan
30
155% Jan
28
41% Oct
16
12
Jan
21% May
6
11% Jan
231
Sep
37% Feb
179
10
4% Jan
15% Jun
16
17% Jan
186
2
18% Dec
27
25% Jan
10
44% Oct
8
87% Aug 15
96% Jan
31
25
5% Jan
3
31% May 24
42% Oct
8
14
133% Nov
27
12% Aug
9
45% Nov 23
15% Oct
3
56% Jan
17
4
' Apr
23% Sep
31% Apr
88% Jan
17
41% Jan
25
94
2% Oct
2
16% Mar
40% May
130% Jan
9% Oct
42% May
97% Jan
172
4
137% Aug
6
Feb
6
6% Nov
7
11% Jan
16
44% Nov
8
73% Jan
19
43% May 28
39
4
49% Dec
20
45
44% Feb
28
May
38% Dec
53
Jan
6
19
2
33% July 10
13% Jan
2
20% Jan
8
73
5% Jan
3
105
Apr
12% Oct
21
68
Oct
36% Oct
May 29
57
36% May 16
40
4
May
47% Jan
61% Feb
5
Jan
16
34
May 19
36 % July 24
15
Feb
19% Sep
24
27% Sep
10
July
5
8% Nov
26
30% Nov
8
35*% Jan~31
24% Sep 28
20% July 9
32
129
Jun
.
July
8% Dec
30% Sep
35
32% July
2
10% Sep 30
8
16
1
8% Jan
2
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
25% Oct
16
36
Sep
Feb
251/2 Jan
30
39
Feb.
5
28
Oct
14
39% Feb
5
11s
139
Feb
7
127
Oct
14
141% Jan
13
28
48%
52%
*51%
52%
*53%
54%
*53%
48%
54%
100
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,800
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 3/4
5,100
5%
" •'; *5%
5
5%
5%
5%
700
5%
54%
55%
54%
54%
53%
54%
1,800
91 %
86%
87%
863/4
87%
2,200
*161
162 Va
160%
160%
162%
.42%
42%
.20
23 Vb
1
*13%
*
*161
23%
19%
5
14
;
42%
22%
-
*13%
42%
,
22
14
30
*16034
162%
42 Vs
41%
42%
6,200
.22%
41%
23 Vb
19%
19%
22%
233/B
5,000
#
14
*13%
19%
94
93
93
No par
16%
167/a
Business
Machines
No par
215%
Harvester
common
No par
31
*93
100
preferred
-
*13%
14
19%
19%
92
1,900
19%
94
92
180
3%
■
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3,600
16%
;
"
217
19%
*91%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
6,900
213%
31%
30%
215
213
208
30%
162%
163%
23
22%
22%
34%
*211
30%
164
35 VB
31%
30%
1,100
213
27,700
30%
520
164
100
163%
164%
23%
23%
35%
36%
35%
100
91%
91%
*91%
l
2%
2%
2%
2%
2 V8
2%
♦2%
2%
1,100
com__No par
44%
43%
44%
42%
43%
43%
43%
15,400
132%
132%
of Canada
1
10%
49
1021A
No par
9%
48%
102%
10
64%
66%
No par
*52%
No par
*102
11
100
9%
62%
common
7% preferred '1
'International Telep & Teleg..No
,
International Utilities Corp
,
4,500
1,760
*52 %
53
54
200
38%
38%
38%
39
900
48%
47%
47%
*47%
48
25
*35
36%
*35
36 %
36%
*35
36%
18%
par
18%
17%
28%
Intertype Corp
Iowa-Illinois Gas
No par
26%
26%
No par
27%
27%
.10
25%
25%
*25
50c
28
28%
28
1
127
$6
10%
64
38%
33%
5
3.50«
9%
53
*
*35
18%
17%
18
18%
56,100
2.700
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33 %
28%
28'A
27 %
28 %
*27%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
26
26%
25%
25%
27%
28 Vb
27%
25 Vb
24%
28 %
28%
127 VB
127 lA
29%.
„
10
'
400
17%
1,300
1,600
28
9%
7,800
28
26%
1,900
28%
27%
27%
4,200
25
2o
25
2,800
28%
28%
29
2,300
*127'A
130
150
4
3,000
"
& Elec Co
Light Co
Coal
100
104
10
63%
63
54
29%
&
*102%
9%
.
8,300
16,200
*38%
33%
Creek
104
9%
62%
9%
483/4
*47%
29%
Iowa Power
*102%
10
64%
370
•934
48%
*53
*28 Va
"Island
103 %
100
94
46 %
10
9%
47%
34%
9,000
49
54 '
25
conv
133
*132
10
48%
*91%
6,700
387/a
No nar
cum
133
34%
94
*91%
22%
48
pfd
$1.40
94
22%
38%
Interstate' Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co
'
35%
163
25
Shoe
International Silver
133
10%
48%
No par
com
22%
133%
15
preferred
International
133%
100
163
45
7.50
common
International Salt
17
Dec
25% May
8
22% Apr 17
28% Sep
24
*48%
*51%
53%
7%
3%
5%
29
U
*48%
52%
87%
common
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
4
27% Oct
Corp
•
3
30 % May 19
27%
24'A Jan
20
3,200
55%
No par
Preferred
2
8
300
38%
92
International Packers Limited
14
19
38
38%
1.400
20,500
100
Co
'International Paper
$4 preferred
Aug 15
Sep
Xl9 %
38
40
73
1053/4
38%
:'
7%
3%
Int'l Nickel
9
9
72%
*104 »/4
4% preferred
International Mining Corp
3
51% Aug.
39%
71%
106
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
Minerals & Chemical com
5
4
14% Pan
1
Steel
*5%
'Int
21
17
500
48%
•
39
No par
7%
6
48% Jan
38%
53%
Int'l
17
1
70%
*104%
*51%
Int'l
May 15
3% Mar
72%
*43%
preferred
Intercontinental Rubber
Interlake Iron
23
14
7,100
54%
4%'%
July 2
36% Jan 23
16
4
92
1
preferred
Interchemical
221
Apr 22
30 Vb Oct
160 % Jan
39%
39 %
39%
38
52%
7%
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
18
14
600
18%
22
•
17
31
2
6%
July 14
9
3%
22
;
No par
Inland
Sep
Jan
10% Jan
109
3
38%
54%
38%
Inspiration Cons Copper....
96
18%
4%
22
22
104 %
70
104%
*51%
Influstria Electrica De Mex, S A
Industrial Rayon
Jngersoll-Rand common
29
14
July 22
23'A Jan
3
39%
J
*53%
*48%
5
29% Jan
4
40%
73
104%
49
No par
Indianapolis Power & Light
Aug
6
51% Jan 19
18% May
l
88% May 19
38
.No par
common
Illinois Terminal RR Co..
164
1
9
29% May
2
96% Dec
8% Jan
1
6
20 % Feb
Feb
18
18%
3%
4%
22%
"
5
28
129
50,
93% Aug
15% Jun
Jun
50
preferred
64 % Aug
3
•
preferred
cum
20
5% Jan
29
cum
4.70 %
72%
*103%
50
4.26%
Illinois Power Co
6
20
25
25
preferred
May 21
55'A Oct
Feb
5
A...100
ser
cum
53
S^p 15
40%
20
pfd
conv
4.08%
Feb
15
noncum
8
5
2% Jun
30% Jun
6%
Co
17
81
29% Oct
Power
Feb
x53
23
159% Jun 26
Illinois Central RR Co common.100
1
101% Feb
199% Jun
7
July 31
16
26
3
40
Idaho
50% Apr
7
18%
18%
;4
■
x22%
1
8
92% Sep 26
168% May 18
71% Feb
62% Feb
2
18% Jun 29
20% Nov
108
52 % Aug 21
23
Sep
76% Aug
8
15
52
47% Dec
40 %
29
Jan
39% Nov
45
19
Apr
Apr
x35% Apr
32% Mar 15
Nov
.36
18%
4%
22%
1
•
39% Jan
18%
l
No par
Hussman Refrigerator Co
..1
33% May 15
18%
6.66%
;
»Hupp Corp
common
preferred
1
129
128
128
^
J
4% Jun
8% Jan
18
18% Jan
22% Feb
10
19% Jan
2
80% Dec
26% Aug 15
95
Mar 16
81% Jan
2
90
Jun
3
18
64 %
May
1
71% Oct
2
11
96
Feb
64
97
Apr
78% Sep
106% Jan
Dec
47
Jan
64
Mar 27
21% Jun
70% Nov
25
85% Dec 26
29% July
2
15
82% Sep
4
31% Jan 29
99
Jan
35% Nov
3
4
July 29
62% Feb
5% Jan
15
100
May
19
9
Co
1
.Jaeger Machine Co
:Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
,Jewel Tea Co Inc
3%%
9
Johns
Johnson
&. Johnson
Jones
Laughlin Steel
Oct
16
90% Apr
2
32% Sep
16
38% Feb
18
1
5%
Manville
&t
Corp
Joy Manufacturing Co
4
4
4
21%
21%
*21
85%
86
*
4
21%
87
87
No par
71%
*97%
71%
100
71 r
*97%
<•
71
100
85 %
71
*97%
71
21%
*£6
1
100
"71%
,
*97%
300
21%
60
87
600
71%
99
77
76
77-
74%
76
74%
75
60
60
58%,
58%
58%
58%
57%
573A
20%
21..
20%
20%
20 V2
20% /
20%
20%
100
83%
83%
83
83 %
82
83 %
823/4
83
1
34%
"34%
33%
34
32%
33 %
33 »/B
33Vi
1,700
76%
12 %
preferred series A
4
21%
87
No par
com
4%
21%
100
preferred
7
25% Jan. 21
4
No par
pfd__100
common
71 % Jan
Apr 30
20% Oct 16
25% May
16
(F L)
78% Jun.
19
55
82
Jacobs
10
-
-
6,300
1.000
;
12,900
830
K
27
Jun
771/ 7t
11%-Nov
•nr
29
c
5
40% Sep
13
'18% Jan
9
fftotnor#.
nnr*
42% May
15% Jan
9i>
7
15
,
38% Jan'
3
43 ■/& Feb 13
18% Sep
2
Kaiser Alum
&
Chem Corp
5% curn preferred (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
.1
27
27%
50
46%
46%
10
*17%
17%
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
5,100
46%
-
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
2,100
17
17%
17
17%
17
17 VB
5,600
/Volume 176. Number
5161.
The Commercial and
Financial
„
Chrbhicle
(1483)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
for
Year
Lowest
Range
Highest
23% Mar 30
26%
Jan
3
103% Feb'
87 Vs Jan
108
95
Jan
30
2
Jan
Jua 29
75% Feb
62
Feb
Sep 21
15% July20
24
66
Feb
106
6
17 % Mar
26
1
>
16% Jan
6
9% Feb
19
32 V* Jan
67% July
2
88% Nov
14«
36% Aug
19% July
6
49% Oct
31
3:
25% Jan
42% Mar 15
107% Dec
23
40
Apr
110
* Mar
,27% Aug 27
19% Jan 10
17% Mar 20
72
20
108 '*
Jan
24
80
36
Jan
91
Nov, 29,
2
36% Jan
May
42
114
27
18% Jan
8
Apr
91
21
34 Vs
x76
Feb
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co
7
21
4%
Kresge
(S S)
26'
56% May
9
Jun
50'/a Mar 25
25
39-
54% Sep
5
Kress
-7
31% Jan
39
3
6% May 24
5% July
22
9'*
9'
*. 8
4
6
9
28
56
21% Sep
Jan '■. 2
-8
Dec
13
15
11% Jan
8% Jun
45
1% May 12
7 % Jan
•24;
Jan
16-
7/'
-
-
10
49% Oct
2,
17
14
Feb
1
19
1 % Jun
2
65% Jan
73% July
4:
Apr
70% Feb
21
13% Jan
5
21% Oct
20% Jun
9
13% Jun
1
8% Jan
2
8% Nov 23
33% Jan
66
158
39
10% Feb
2
Jun
39
26
79
Jan
3
Jan
23
69
Oct
5
49
Oct
3
40% May29
15% Dec 28
16% Nov 21
37% Jun 29
17% Jun 29
Dec
46% Apr
23% Sep
18
x81
22
Nov
' 2
12% Jan
2
43
25
Link
17% Oct
14
Lionel Corp
Oct
6
46 '/4 Mar 17
1
22
Jan
2
11
15
4
16
23% Jan
30
31
32
Oct
16
43% Feb
14% Jan
2
27
7
5
Sep
10
59%, Feb
Corp
10
7
5
100
Jan
2
33
105
5.25%
3
5%
Mar 28
9
39 % Sep
13
52% Feb
20
5
24% Feb
20
33% Aug
Feb
19
91% Jan
8
53% Oct
6
37% Oct
16
8
99% July
50
Jan
7
30
*92%
38%
92%
92%
92
92
34%
34%
50
34 %
34%
53
52%
52%
52
38
52%
1,100
38%
36%
38
36%
38
2,900
8%
8%
8%
8%
5%
*5%
19%
14%
14%
14%
*
49%
48
22%
%
49%
49%
57%
24%
25%
19 Va
17%
1%
1%
13%
4VB
23 Va
•
49%
49%
200
20%
*
21%
581/2
1,900
57 Vs
23%
*23
*89
300
23%
92
*89
9
92
100
8%
8%
8%
25%
25%
25%
25'A
25%
1,500
18%
17%
18
18
18%
14,900
1%
*1%
1%
2,100
13%
4,Ve
76%
200
21%
92
25%
13%
14%
57 %
8%
76 Vs
300
1,300
*14%
21%
*23%
6,900
5%
19%
14%
*14%
1
8%
5%
19%
*48%
*89
9%
8%
2,600
5%
58
*57'A
%
8%
140
19%
19
22%
22
59
•
13%
t'/a
1%
13%
9
1%
13%
13%
133/s
tVs
*4
76%
75
76
75
75
14%
76
14%
14'A
14%
4,100
1,100
14%
4%
4Vs
800
4%
2,400
14%
22%
22
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
36 Vs
36%
36%
7%
35%
36
363A
8,300
7%
35%
7%
35%
7%
COLUMBUS
14%
22%
7%
7%
7%
5,000
37%
36%
63%
63
DAY
*37
*14%
37%
63'/a
163
*37
63%
63%
163
64
163
163
7%
37
37
63%
*163%
2,600
600
37
63 Vs
163%
400
63%
163
8,600
163%,'
430
65 Va
35
64%
61%
61%
62
62
44%
45%
44%
44%
44%
45%
3,000
17%
17
63
46%
*45%
17
17%
16%
17
16%
17
5,500
34 Va
35 Va
17%
17%
17 Vs
35%
17%
68%
68'A
*68
70
22
22%
21
22
12%
12%
12%
800
34
34%
17
17%
*17
17%
*68
69%
*68
69%
600
21%
215/s
11,000
12%
12 3/4
23,000
21%
12%
34%
21%
35%
10,700
800
12%
12%
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
32%
323/a
16%
3,203
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
11,500
100
*106
106%
100
*104
105
common
10
lo
100
5,800
52%
"
No par
Lukens Steel Co
24'A
34%
preferred
Co
*23'A
34%
B
'Hi
24
92%
34%
series A
series
500
74
38
1%
1
preferred
loo
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)__No
par
Louisville & Nashville
5o
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc com
1
4%% preferred series A
100
63 % July 25
Feb
73
38
18%
2.5n
7%
23
75
373/8
25%
No par
pfd
Lr-"iaio
158% May 24
3
Jan
Oct
24
5
Jan
24
infi% Mar 14
July 14
20% Aug
143
5
(The)
*74
24
+No par
1
Co
*23
743/4
92
Lone Star Cement Corp
10
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par
Lung lsiand Lighting Co com_No par
7
17% Sep
Belt
24%
9
25
com
23%
38%
*89
CLOSED
23%
74%
5%
STOCK
500
114
37%
"">23%
EXCHANGE
*111%
23 Vs
400
46%
38%
22%
No par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
Aug 12
103
30% Jan
5
21
46
114
23%
19%
58
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3 % %
convertible preferred
100
75% Apr 14
24% JUly
1
18% Jan
4
17
1
Products
*111%
•
23
*23%
46%
5Va
1
No par
No par
23
20%
*46
500
53
*48%
3
common
Lion Oil Co
16% Oct
114
-
19%
10
preferred
4834. Jun
68
*111%
20%*
14%
25
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
15
39
Dec
7%
25
30
j4
11,000
*20%
.47
8%
No par
Coal
Liggett & Myers. Tobacco
30
Sep
-Jan
35
26% Nov
93
173% Apr
65% Sep
54%
20%
46%
"5%
100
Cz
Libby McNeill & Libby
Life Savers Corp
Jan
101
48% Jun
2
18% Apr
12% Oct
25% Jan
170
30 % Jan
71% Feb
1
52%
20%
19%
1
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
13
29
2
52%
92%
34%
5
RR
Lerner Stores
1
Feb
Jan
May 28
28
Dec
July
9,
17,100
50%
•
75
38%
common
1st'preferred
Fink
&
xl2% Apr
9
47% Apr
15% Jun
20% Dec
38
52 %
34
38%
*52%
preferred
noncum
Lehn
7
38
May
102
143
Jan
1,100
50%
71%
23%
*74
50
50c noncum 2nd
pfd
Lehman Corp (The)—
2
4
49
13
•19% Oct
23
27% Jan
25
1
160% Jan
19
Feb
23
3
May
61 % Jun
27
25% Oct
17% July 2
14% Jun 14
36
5% Feb
$3
16% Mar 28
27
7% May
16
29
81% July
33'A
70%
24%
38%
Tire—.
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley
4
17% Jan
j
*42%
70%
48'A
*92 Vs
'
15.
x33% Feb
9
Oct
184
Dec 22
Jan * 2
70
18
5
17% May 17
27% Sep 20
36% Aug
7
2
33
69
20%
24%
No par
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement
12
2 % Jan
!
Rubber &
3.85%
6
2
%
1
9 % Feb
28% Aug
22
*33%
33
72 Vs
114
*23
4
Bryant common
4% %
preferred
I
Lane-weni Co
-*>16
l
Jan
33%
33% 1
%
55 %
20%
10
Lane
17
1
Jan
33%
4,100
53'A
No par
92%.May
Jan
3,000
11%
33%
pfd_75 Pesos Me*
Lees*(James) & Sons Co
.,
18%
11%
33%
No par
(The)
Lee
3
11% Jan
Co
25
8% May
.21% May
18%
lla/4
69
Co
Consolidad 6%
30
.
300
183^
11%
lo
26 % Aug
23
20% July 11
30% Jun 29
Gas
La
Lambert
July 17
•
69%
18%
No par
72 % Jan
15% July20
4% May 24<
.
Laclede
19
21
Jan
*68
67%
No par
88
19
25
9% May 24
6,
67%
20
2,000
18%
33
1
(8 H) & Co
78%
30
105%
78
12
34
i
20% Jan
2;
5$% May 1
20% Apr 15,
.
18
26% Apr
15% Feb
1
Oct
'11% Mar
9
16
100%, Feb
Jun *. 7
21% Aug
1
Oct
-
28
72% Oct
25% Feb
19% July 27
87
8% Mar 13,
5% Sep 19,
1
2
16% Jun
17
Mar
51% Feb
-11% Jan." 2
42% Jan
Dec
28% May
•'14% Feb
Dec '26
25'
*105
77%
68%*
72%
common
105%
11%
33%
(cum)
Kroger Co (The)
May
*105
2,600
94%
18
34
Co
32
.
101
183/a
loo
Nov
*100
11%
72%
preferred
51
100%
29
76%
*33 %
2.50
$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
94%
79
No par
com
28%
95%
18%
1
*47%
Corp
preferred
283/4
100%
i
conv
Shares
28%
105%- '
*67%
the Week
11%
5
*111'/a
97% July 30
39% Jan
5
16
68
100
49% Jan
Sep
68
Friday
Oct. 17
;
*9434
100
76
No par
16
Apr
79%
No par1
28
37% Oct
13
78%
Oct. 16
96%
*105
Sales for
Thursday
29
*99
105%
Kimberly-Clark
4%
29
*94%
100
3
12
Jan
24% May 26
24% Oct 14
2
70
95 %
100
b.io
class A
29%
7
51% Sep
5
conv
Kern
9
22% Aug
30
29
*105
SALE FRIGES
Oct. 15
95%
Copper—,
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
July
•
13
Feb
Sep
I
21%- Feb
4
47% Sep
103i
5
Class B
8
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 14
100,
Kennecott
71
18
12s
preferred—
8
92 % Jan
May
noncum
26
3
16
20
Jan
4%
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
„
Tuesday
Oct. 13
par
18
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co
* Oct
69
20 Vs-
31
Dec
1
35 Vs Sep
35 Vs Sep
31
29
50% Sep
Dec
;
9
May
40 % Feb
25
Monday)
Par
19% Sep
4
12% Aug * 8
7
33% Oct
STOCK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
lOQ
4%
cum preferred
100
4.50% preferred
100
Kansas City Southern com
No
84% Aug 15
28
34% Oct
Jan,
Jan;,
6
71% Jun
,
2
15% Feb
5
2.
28
24 ya
Oct >
102% May 21
5
70%'Feb
63
11% Dec
8
\
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
95% Jun
15
103% Mar 12
57
NEW YORK
Highest
96
19
STOCKS
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
28% Nov
88% Dec 28
Nov
Continued—Page 1
Previous
1951
147
*106
106%
*106
106%
105
105
20%
20%
*104%,
105
20%
147
148
.
.
20%
148
*106
*148
38
37%
38
*37%
38%
59%
59%
59
59
56%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
V
*98
99%
98
38
38%
37%
30
37%
373A t603A
7,900
30%
98
39'A
5,303
149
59%
30%
99%
2,200
38
1,100
30%
99%
39
14)
203A
149
58%
*98
104%
20%
149
37%
1063/4
104%
20%
20%
2,203
37%
*98
38
600
20
M
13% Nov 29
18% Mar 19
37% May 17
46
128
Jun
Jun
29
30% Dec
26
20% Feb
22
87% Dec
10
42% Feb
21
14
.Oct
28
•38
17
Feb
2
103% Jan " 2
7% May 21
10
9
12% Jan
17
July 14
23% Jun
25
12% Jan
500
-2
Aug
6'
9% Nov
7% Dec
'
573
24
31
Jan
.
Feb
13
15
28
12
Jan
31
7% Mar 23
13 % Oct
:
Jan
6%
17 % Jan
28
Mack
6
31% Jan
30
86% May 14
7% Aug 25
90 % Jan
28
12% Oct
25
4
11% Dec
29
56
July 19
26 % Nov
83
Dec
11
10% Jun
29
Jan
Nov 28
Jan
28
16
10% Jan
39
Feb
20% Oct
14
4
5"
27
21% Jan
29
16
87.v
'14%
Jan
11
38% Oct
19
23% Feb
16'
10
49% Sep
20
35
12
Sep
Jun
-
29
101% Feb
Jun
28
101% Mar
Dec
87
23
28
91% Jan
31
21
7
17
Marathon
12% Jan
57 % Jan- 22
4% Jan 31
7
Oct
7
94
Jun
9
8% Jun
25
14% Jan
7
Martin
9% Apr
15
13% Jun
2
Martin-Parry
1
33% Jan
2
Masonite
85
22
Oct
•17% May 12
38% Oct
3
25
90% Jan
90 % Jan
79
Jan
113
98
26
19
Dec
cum
Maytag Co
3
16
23
Sep
16
26
4
42
Feb
28
x44
15% Mar 12
15% Oct
1
89 % Jan
18% May 23
Feb 16
14
Jun
17% Mar
98 % Apr
McCord
11
$2.50
7
2
60% Dec
35
3
42% Dec
7
38% Feb
20
4
72% Oct
26
66% Jan
9
83 %
Apr
46
Jan
28
26 % Jan
7
37% Jun
22
29
20
Jun
1
35% Oct
2
27
Oct
41
23% Jan
31
19% Jan
19'
20
23%, Jun
25
32% Oct
" 4
May 15
22% May 25
14
100
Mar 20
26% Jan
16
Dec
26
21% Feb
84
45% Dec
27
64
9
18
5
45
July 3
Xl4% Dec
88 %
55% Mar
Feb
69% July 25
53% Oct 14
13% July 22
22% July 15
15% Jan
2
86
94
Aug 19
23% Mar
12% Oct
8
26
Aug
16
16
Feb
47% Jan
9
15% Apr
16
12
84% Jan
93
121
113
101
Jan
Oct
27
122% Sep
18
104% Oct
26% Jun
25
33% Oct
13
"28V2 Oct
21% May 24
47% Apr
2
31% Oct
17
90
.
Dec
14
101
Dec
92
* Nov
7
87
Dec
56
24
10
Aug
1
101
21
91
Oct
2
91% Feb
105
16% July 2
53% Mar 15
39
Jun
39
Jun
2€
Jan
3
3
72% Sep 12
22% Dec 31
29
131
23% Oct
48% Feb
142
Sep
Oct
20
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
3,300
85 %
86
*85%
86 V2
86%
86
86
86
14
14%
13%
14
133/s
12%
12%
12%
12'A
12%
12%
12%
3,000
22%
23
22%
223/4
22%
223A
223/4
23
5,600
*173A
18Vs
17%
17%
173/4
173/4
*17%
5
40%
106%
5
No par
3
31%
11
*106'A
40%
39
107
1061/4
13%
39%
106%
,
133/4
13%
25,800
300
40'A
14,000
106%
393/8
106
17%
600
32%
30 34
31%
31
4,200
*93
93%
933'4
93%
93
*93
94
110
*94
95
94
94
*94
94%
*94
94%
*85
86
85
85%
*85
86
*85
86
15%
15%
153/8
50
50
50
*49
*16%
15%
*49
16%
*23
30%
93
15%
31
30 3/4
50
40
15%
153/a
153/s
800
50'
49%
49%
200
16%
16%
23 %
23'A
23
23
*23
*43 %
44%
43%
43%
*43 %
44 Va
70
15 %
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,600
*92
16%
24
43%
43%
common
50c
15%
preferred
100
16%
16%
16%
-
23%
800
200
90%
913/4
93%
92'A
1
68
68
67
68
66%
66 %
65
66
No par
5
1,900
52
53%
52 %
52%
51
51
51
51
900
69%
Co
Mines
72
93
69 %
72%
*92'A
71%
69%
92%
70
69%
1,800
36 Ve
36%
36
36 %
35%
36 Va
35%
38
3,000
*25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
10
Inc
€9
18
1
Robbins
Inc
38%
413/a
107
50
Publishing
Co.
170
123/e
13%
13%
13%
13'A
13 Ve
133/4
*13%
133/4
24%
243/4
24
24%
233A
87%
88%
*87
88%
88%
180
24%
24%
24 'A
243/4
243/a
24%
4,300
*123/4
12%
12%
123A
12%
12%
1,300
No par
preferred (1st series)
&
%
500
100
243/4
243/4
87
87%
*48%
25
123/4
49
J
''
48 Vs
*
>'
48 Va
*48
49
*87
*48
24
49
19
18
"2
18%
18 Vs
18%
18
18%
25%
24%
24%
23%
243/8
24%
25
800
500
1,400
10
1,700
16%c
24 %
106%
106%
29%
2 9'A
29
29
28%
28%
28%
283/4
12.50
"22%.
22%
22
22%
22
22
22
22
1,000
5
40%
41
40 Va
40%
403/4
41
41
1,800
95
210
common
Mesta
Machine
Co
*89
90%
*87
105%
89%
*87
106'/♦
893/4
105%
.
40
Va
*87
89%
105
106
105'A
19,900
1,000
700
20
6
May 27
Jun
25
100,
*105
105
105
*105
*105
97 % Jun
3
3.85%
106%
preferred series
100
*92
94
*93
94
*93
94
95% May 23
109% Aug
8
*93
3.80%
94%
preferred series
100
*91
94
*91
94
*91
94
*91
94
4.45 %
preferred series
100
1053/4
105%
*104%
106
*105
106
*105
106
5
25%
253/e
23%
2 5'A
23%
24
24 Vs
24%
7,200
10
613/4
62
60 Vs
613/4
58%
60%
60%
61
5,600
25
10 500
8
25% Oct
8
16
81% Jan
28
20% Feb
14
26% Sep
Sep
5
3
Sep
3
30% Jan
22
5
39% Jan
4
4
131% Jun
20
For footnotes see
page 20.
25%
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
2
Jan
Oct
253/4
$3.50 preferred
No par
$4 conv 2nd pfd—
1
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
2
58% Oct
20
93
25%
108
Jan
94
4%
„
-
101
Jan
104% Feb
11%
54%
4%
7-
23
54% Feb
92% Jan
108
Jan
28% Jan
40% Oct
104% Jan
Apr 15
33% Jan
Oct
Jan
18
18
22
11%
*54%
4%
*18%
22
3,600
11%
54%
Merck
22
200
1,900
3,100
4%
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
13,"
8%
24
11%
19% Aug 28
9
39% Sep
22
8%
23%
54%
Melville Shoe Corp
Mengel Co (The) common
50 % Mar 12
22% Feb
*21%
8%
23%
43A
35 Vs Jan
2
27
22
8%
23%
11,%
12%
27
*21%
8%
23%
54V4
X243/4
Jan
%
400
11 'A
1
28% Oct
6
4%%
6
8
23
8%
23
1,900
*4%
100
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
14
>
*21%
9%
7%
6%
54 %
1
82% Dec
Oct
Jan
21%
20
73A
*63/a
4%
McLellan Stores Co
21
28% Feb
6 V2
11%
No par
Porcupine
McKesson &
8
6%
18,400
54%
No par
Electric
Melntyre
7%
6%
1,600
20%
520
11%
series_No par
pfd
No par
convertible
McGraw
8
6%
25
28%
20
*506
*4%
common
McGraw-Hill
28
19%
510
54%
preferred
3%%
3
July
49% Jan
'
Vs
28
19%
50
1947
McCrory Stores Corp
25
45% Jan
*27
510
100
com
common
Corp
5
1
$3 preferred
McCall Corp
Apr
44% Jun
8'
pfd
4
21%
29 Va
20%
515
1
cumulative
16% Aug
19%
8
9%
No par
$3.75
$3.40
50
28 'A
515
No par
preferred
7
July
1,300
*
7%
6%
6%
23%
common
2
3
27
$3.75
i
1,400
8%
8
No par
Corp
preferred
conv
May
Feb
19% Apr
106% Jan
8
Co
May
4
16% Jun
*8
1
com
Chemical
May Dept Stores
July 21
73A
7%
12%
No Par
Electric
4.25 %
29%
20%
525
Co
97
18
26
L)
87
14% Jan
4
10
29%
20 Vs
fl.25
Corp
2
45% Jan
28
Jun
34% Aug U
2
19
91
Mathieson
250
73A
7%
*87%
—100
10
49% Apr
Jun
Master
10
6,000
873A
*7%
1
Corp
18
6,000
25%
87%
8 Va
5
& Co
(Glenn
Feb
20 %
13%
25
87%
7%
preferred
,
49 % Apr
15
29% Jan
Marshall Field
4% %
13Vs
25 Va
87%
8 Va
Corp common
7 ■ 4 % % preferred (conv)
Market St Ry 6% prior
pfd
8
12 3A
25
8
Midland
4% May
13%
7%
*505
—
88
7%
1
900
200
133%
25'/a
7%
10
12%
41
40 'A
13
7%
50
12%
*
*131
25
13%
No par
Garden
12%
40%
133%
25%
Exploration
Corp
27% July
17
20% Jan
Marine
12%
40%
*131
88
Manhattan Shirt
7
24% May
43
27
24
13%
12 Va
403A
133%
25 Vs
Maracaibo Oil
28
10% July
2
52% Feb 25
12%
403/4
*131
87%
No par
29% Jan
July 11
13
41
133%
100
Bros
12 Ve Jan
23
42
Mandel
*40%
No par
tauuiMiuig Cuai RR Co_.
Manati Sugar Co
7
*12%
*131
No par
Square
2
16% Feb
2
5
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
18
10
15% Aug
j
10
100
Inc
24
13% Jan
Jan
8
common
Magma Copper
Maghavox Co (The)
11
Jan
8
Forbes
] Magic Chef
11% Mar 18
16
104% Jan
78
Sep
Trucks
Apr
% Oct
8
18
-2
29% Nov 21
*
520
9
Working Co
&
preferred
Madison
8
Apr
6% Oct
:
5
17
Oct
7% Oct
20
135
9% Mar 13
15% Aug 13
485
3
105% Feb
July 17
17% Jan
29
38% Feb
Dec
29
5
8
,
1
16
Oct
7% Oct
28
|
MacAndrews
22 % Apr
2
52% Oct
M & M Wood
3
8
9
25
Jun
16
25%:Jan
15% Jan
45
7
14% Sep.« 4
19% July 25
16
May
11
42% Qct
18% Oct
12% Oct
40Aug
4
128% Sep 10
6
44 %
139
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd
■ 4,35%
preferred series
,
Mi<*mi
Copper
Mid-Continent
Petroleum
Middle South Utilities Inc
Midland
8%
Steel
Prod
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp,
common
100
No par
93%
25%
5
43
100
135
lo
20%
933A
106%
25%
43
135%
20%
93 %
25
42%
135
20%
93V2
25'A
43
135
20%
93%
24%
42
133%
*20%
933/4
106%
25%
42%
134
20 3A
'
94%
24%
10
20
900
42%
42%
*133'A
134%
130
203/4
20%
1,100
15
1C
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
■
.
Monday, October 20, 1352
.
(1484)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for
Range
133/4 Feb
26
17% Aug
1
16
19% Mar
8
Minn St
56% July 17
117
Sep 21
54
May
4
107
Mar
7
45% Feb
14
55
Jun
24
3
113
Jun
24
13% Mar 28
21% Sep
41% Jan
2
107 Y2 Oct
29
37% Feb
20
100% Nov 30
Mar
107
Apr
25
48% Jan
24
101 % Feb
39
23
18Ye Jun
29
27% Oct
15
16% Oct
16
24% Jan
2
2
93% Feb
14
82% Jun
26
91% Jan
11
25 Y2 Jan
2
24% Oct
9
30 % Jan
9
32% Jan
2
363/4 Sep
24
13
34% Oct
33% Nov
29% Jun 14
8
26
24% Jun
29
32% Dec
13% Apr
11
13% Sep 21
35% Dec
6
30% July 2
7% Jun 25
13% Mar
38
10
Jan
16
21
50
Aug 29
preferred series A
7%
67 % Aug
7
34% July 31
tMissouri Pac
RR 5%
15
33% Mar 12
21% Apr
24
39% Feb
9
25% Aug 13
31% Jan
7
Mohawk Carpet
12% Nov
3
16% Feb
10
123/4 Mar
4
14% Aug
5
16% July
2
24% Jan
5
16 Ye Oct
16
18% Jan
4
25
107% Aug
1
85% Oct
6
109% Jan
2
73
Jan
11% Jan
27% Oct
2
21% Jan
13
64
Jan
15
Jun
29
18% Feb
12% Nov 27
16
Nov"~2~8
23%
24% Dec
31% Jan
11% Dec
23% Feb
27
51% Dec
5
17% July
2
51% Jan
2
16%
17 Ya
4,600
84%
84 ya
190
*24 Y»
24 Ya
24%,
24%
24%
25%
300
36%
36 Ya
36 Ya
36%
36%
36 Ya
36 Ya
36%
4,800
26%
27
25
26%
25
26
25%
26%
15%
15%
5,900
5,300
33 Ya
15 Ya
16
34%
34
Ya
33 Ya
15%
34%
4%
4Ya
4 Ya
4%
65%
65
63
15%
153/4
16
34%
33 Ya
333/4
1
4Y«
4%
4%
12,300
63 Ya
64 %
65 Ye
66 y4
18,700
283/4
29%
6,800
28%
28 y4
1,100
4
65 Y*
6,700
No par
*l6Ya
17
16 Ya
16%
16%
I6Y4
•163/a
163/4
600
5
87%
88
87%
88 V*
85 Y4
87%
86 Ya
87 %
8,100
5
23%
28
Ya
28 3%
No par
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-MeCormack Lines
57%
•573/4
17%
*17
—.12
22
22%
22%
23%
27%
27%
27%
27%
4,200
57%
56 Ya
57%
56%
56%
15,600
17
163/4
16Ya
16 Ya
16Ya
*12%
12Ya
1,500
433/.
44 Ya
21,400
17
12%
3
new__—
23 Y«
28%
12%
44
443/4
28%
42
L—No par
(John) & Co
22%
27Ya
'57
233/4
No par
(The)
28 Ya
700
*12%
12%
12 V*
12%
44J%
41 Ya
43
6,200
1,400
.
9
Motor
Products Corp..—
27 Ya
28%
27%
27%
Wheel
5
24%
243/4
24Ya :
24%' "
24 Ya
24%
27 Y»
24%
27%
24%
2,500
Motor
8
Mueller Brass Co-——
1
23
23Ya
22Ya
22%
22
22%
22 Ya
22%
3,400
1
29% Jan
25
Mullins
1
5
1
263/4
27 Ya
253%
26%
25
25%
25 Ya
26 y4
13% Jan
25
57% Jan
4
6
109% Feb
18
1
20 Ya Sep
5
52% Feb
May 20
-10
L
Corp
Corp
Mfg
Munsingwear Inc
26
5
Feb
49
2
16Y.
84
1
48
22% Feb
16%
84
28 % Oct
18% May
12
17%
84%
24%
25% Apr
23% Oct
42% Mar 13
Apr
10
17
84%
1
66
28
5,600
1043/4
14
49% Feb 28
43% Sep
300
40Y#
*104
20
11% Jun
51
39»/4
105
13 y4
Motorola
106% Oct
11
40 Ya
39%
*104
111
*13
Morrell
22"% May
60% Dec 18
111
13
14
Mar
112% Jan
17 V*
84%
111
28%
10
Feb
15% Feb 26
19
48% July 19
107% Sep 11
18% Jun 25
17%
84%
24%
40%
104 Y*
104%
105
104
*109
1103%
40
41 y.
403%
*
•109
111
3,500
28%
443/4 Oct
20
4,800
13
14% Jan
23
48%
28
5
21% Feb
48
28
18% Aug
30% Nov
17% Juiy 2
16% Jun 25
48%
29%
2
18
48 V*
28%
13%
67% Jan
23
48%
13%
Montana
22% Jan
29
May
48 Ya
28
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co_
9
29
14
1,200
4§
28%
30
Inc
16%
13 Ya
22
Aug
16
15 Ya
293%
30% Jan
36
16
15%
28 Ya
12% Oct
19
22% Sep 24
16
15%
13%
16% Jan
75% Sep
2
15%
16
29%
28% Jun
Power Co
16%
16
28 Ya
Oct
22
21
15Y.
1.25
Mills
26% Apr
56% Oct
8
Dec
29
Shares
16%
pfd_100
—20
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc
Monarch Machine Tool
Monsanto Chemical Co
Nov
the Week
16
110
100
conv
18% Aug
29
Friday
Oct. 17
Oct. 16
48%
com__No par
RR
Missouri-Kan-Tex
15
8 % Feb
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 15
16%
—
22
20% Jan
16
3% Oct
9
Mar 12
37
Oct 15
15% Oct 16
25
33% Oct
9
73% Mar
2
.
Wednesday
16
& SS Marie—No par
Paul
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
$3.75 conv preferred
100
Minn Min & Mfg common—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolls-Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred.:
*—100
$1,50 2nd conv preferred-,——25
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
Mission Corp
1
Mission Development Co
—5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp_
10
2
Jan
105
83% Jan
45% July
Oct. 14
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
15% Oct
21% Feb
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Oct. 13
Par
8
21
8
13% Nov
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
II iff beet
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
1951
Year
Continued—Pig* $
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Murphy Co (G C) common
llYa
11%
11%
*
*11%*
-11,%:
11%
11%
11%
5«0
»
"
'52%
,523/4 •
*108
f ,19%
108
50%
'49
.19
*44
.
■
*49
'
*
*51 Ya
.
52 v
19
*49
*44'
:*49%
46%*
soy*
46%
20%
40
.
19%
20%
86
•44 ''•>
46%
50Y«
600
108% *'
•108
-
19 <
,■'..18%:
>'
52
*51%
108 *
108
108%
18%
;
=45 Y*
45%
-52
52
.
108 y2
i; J9
preferred
——
100
Murray Corp of Anierica com—_10
-'■
4"U 'preferred ——i-i.
—50
Meyers (F E) & Bros
No par
4
500
4,500
*
43/4%
Aug 25
-
87
3,600
/
•
,'
100
50 Ya
N
,
31.
12% Jan
37
'
91
7
20
31 % Apr
15
11% Oct
9
'3
17% Dec
15
21% Aug 28
1
60% Feb
Mar
-Aug
79-
Mar 15
173/4 May
15
36
July
-Aug
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
1
1
r
16 Y« Jan
4
.
20 3/4
21
-100
88
88
National Acme Co
♦
__-l
32
32
1
12
Airlines
National
9
1
—.—:
National Automotive Fibres
Znc—1
1
20 Ya Jan
8
Jun
29
23
Dec
6
Apr
23
22 Ya Jan
4
;
National
x29% Dec
12
35% Jan
12
29 3/4 Apr
23
35.
9
1
National Biscuit Co common
160
Dec
27
184% Jail 20
7
Jan
2
42% Jan
2
16% Jan
16
>
6
Jan
•
106 %■ Oct
27
179 Ya Jun
16
12% Jan
17
61 % Mar 19
93/4 Jan
2
112% Oct
29
89
29
Oct
2
9% Oct
523/4 Oct
37% Oct
16% Jun
r
161% Jon
Jan
17% Jan
•
Sep
Jan
4Y»%
110% Jan 24
16
18% Jan
23 y2 July
"7
98% Oct
2
17
•
8
33% Oct
19
1
33
Jan
29
31
185% Jan
4
165
Feb
20
177
Jun
18
134% Dec
12
156
25
136
Jan
15
147% Apr 24
93/a Jan 31
8% Sep
5
30% Jun 29
25% Jan
2
43
Jan
9% Jan 26
40% Sep 17
34% Nov 30
Jun 25
56
21% Jan
9
8
25% Nov
Jan
32% Feb
16
7% Aug 28
40 Ya Jan
333/4 Oct
15
30% Jan
9
34 Ya
1
53
Jan
30
30 Y4 Sep
3
101
2
30% Dec
3
27% Oct
16
35
19
85% Jan
15
2
19% Feb
23
15
108
Oct
U
2
7% Dec
19
9% Jun
25
15% Jan
2
17% Sep 17
10% Feb 15
14% Jan
7
11
13
343/4 Jun 21
91
29
2
87
1
Jan
3
7
105% Sep
30
9% Jan
3
133/4 Sep
11
17% Jun
Feb
25
103
Feb
11% Jan
16
37
3
4
983/4 Mar 20
12
Jan
30
84
Jan
2
20
OCt
14% Sep
97
•29%
23%
Feb~17
15
56% July
1
16
20% Feb
75
Jan
4
Newport
24
66
28% Jun
29
38% Jan
12
32% Jan
12
173/4 Jun
25
23% Oct
17
18% Feb
26
15% Jun-25
26% Jan
16
17% Oct
16
21% Jun
46
Sen
26
34% Feb
20
10
41% Jan
3
13
100% Jan
9
18% May 10
143/4 Apr
24
60
52
73
Jan
3
92
215
Jan
17
Dec 14
Aug
9
475
Oct
86
10
Oct
15
14
25% Jan
18
May 2
14% Feb 13
43% Jun 25
59% Jan
17
46%. Jan
14% Nov
350
13Ya
103%
*102%
33/4
3%
33/4
12
6%
lOYa
14 Ya
106 Ya
11%
11 Ya
37/
37
*91%
93
12
37
,
13%
46
66%
343/4
35
343/a
35 Ya
343/a
19Ya
20
19
20
19
preferred series A
4,100
66%
30
34%
34%
34%
19 Ya
19%
19%
1.400
5,500
18%
17 Ya
17%
17 Ya
17%
17%
17%
27,900
43
40%
42
40%
41 y2
41 Ya
42%
7,500
•105%
106%
500
15 Ya
15 Ya
64
-600
No par
common
rioncum preferred
Harlem R# CO—
1073/4
16 Ya
63%
♦58
*58
15%
'84
90
480
475
15%
62
62
•61
:
91
*85
90
*88
.
♦420
480
*420
,460
'
N V New Haven & Hartford Co-lOO
20. Y*
20%
20
59%
583/4'
59%
15 Ya
15%
15 Ya
16
_No .par
X34%
34%
$3.75 preferred
—i-100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com-No,par
*87%
89
26 Ya
2i
29Ya
29%
83
1
19%
20%
58
preferred 5% series A—-——IOO
Yprk Shipbuilding Corp—
Participating stock
1
,
60
91
475
*83
*450
15%
63%
15%
—50
1063/a:
106
107
107
.No par
N Y &
,
3.000
12
11%
17Ya
New York - Dock
59Y2 Oct 15
47
46 3/a
♦65 Ya
67
42 Y2
July
$5
92%
Chic & St. Louis Co-
16 Ya
9
10,800
-20
No par
Central
common
107 Y2
Mar 24
30
13%
*90
12 Ya.
700
93
133/a
46 Ya
Il3/4
37
*91 Ya
92%
200
1,400
ny4
37
'
•65%
6%
11Y4
13%
*90
92%
12%
,
7
lOYa
133/a
48%
York
1,200
*14
12
New York
5,400
*105
•105
66%
5
10%
1,200
6%
14 Ya
14Ya
.
453/4
Brake
12%
106 Ya
lOYa
14%
II,700
3%
'
10Y4
106%
'400
105
6Y4
6%
700
24%
*12
12
12
6%
1,200
89
24%
3%
♦90
28%
•88
103 %
105
93
"
I-
24%
12%
New
**0
6,100
13Ya
49 Ya
12 Ye
-.—IOO
23 Va Jun
2
28%
89
33%
•323/a
24%
68
4%%
3
.
283/a
*91%
■
92 Ya
New York. City Omnibus Corp No par
94 Ya Feb
273/a
•88
.
24%
37
92 Ya
13 5/a
May 26
673
29%
14%
373/4
92%
70
9
1,200
113/4
*363/4
17 y2
Apr
5,000
29 Ya
*66 Ya
7
New
26
44 y4
29Ya
Mining Corp new—10
Industries common
—1
preferred
IOO
3
156% Feb
45Y4 Sep
108
Oct
July 22
43%
29 Ya
♦105
12
48 Ya
44 Ya
*10%
106%
'90
33 Ya
29%
New York Air
12
343/4. Nov
Dec
12
1,300
33
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
36% Sep 25
22% Aug
8
15% Jan
5
250
1,700
7%
43%
89
;•
34
29 Ya
6%
14%
•
141%
7Ya
333/4
44%
12
103/4
'14
140
33%
3Y4
6%
'105
Newmont
ll3/4 Oct
82% Jan
101
1
—
141 Ya
75/a
:40
19,500
169
34
105
12%
lOYa
1
100
common
7Y2
28 Ya
27 Ya
169
-
-
:
98
'
333/4
*88
24%
„
4
63/a
700
3,000
19Ya
19%
*97-
28 Ya
i
105
12
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
.——100
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-10O
Apr 21
2
26
1
No par
Inc
4
3%
98Ya
8,800
29%
25
105
1
Corp
89,
243/4
39,900
v
:
1433/4
29%
New
4
Oct
142'/a
293/4
453/4 Oct
74
144
*88
I,600
20%
V.
170
29%
100
28
27%
>
170
34% "
43/4 % preferred—
Nesco Inc
43% Jan 22
90% Jan
28%
433/4
5
14%
-
19% "
171 Ya
33%
Sugar Ref Co_
54%
14 Ya
•
98
.
170
44 Ya
Nelsner Bros
7
27%
f
98
8,600
4,900
3,800
16 Ya
'
•97
34
Nehi
11
9
.
19% '
97%
33%
Vulcanized Fibre Co
15
28.Y4
98
19%
19%
11%
11 Y«
98%
20%
*97 Ya
3,700
"20%
14% *
20Ya
97%
2,000
53 Ya
143/s
.
44 Ya
National
30
9Ya
11%
llYe
;
54 Ya
;
10
Natomas Co
14% Oct
53 Ya
„
14%
No par
4
8 3/4 Mar
5,300
53%
16
20%
170 Ya
*142
■
*•
16 Ya.
7Ya
3
Jan
16
10% Feb
12% Oct 24
27
3
54
11Y4
16
143%
wl—
•
52%
9Y4:
n%:ny4-
7%
Inc
i;ooo
21%
.32%
*170%. 172,
.
98
97%
28
170 V2
11%
12
333/4
preferred—
i
700
17%
.
21%
9%:
53%
'20%
J
v
20
.
:
14%
-
98%
19 Ya
:n%<
I6Y4 •
16
53 Ya
21
97%
9Ya
53
..
143%
Theatres
104% Jan
102
Dec
Oct
6% Jun 20
.
54
98
5
;
54 Y4
7%
conv
5^400
32%
-
•170% 173 Ya
.■
8Ya',.
53%
11%
34 Ya
4.20%
<
260
1,200
12%
17%
32%:
7 Ya
National
-17%
.
9,100
J
33
11%
•
21
11 as
-
v
14 Ya
20Ya
—
18
19
Jan
42% Jan
Dec
11% Jan
12
5Ya Sep
Apr 18
xl05
8% Jan
18
2
10
17Ya
11%
'
•' 32 Ya
.
32%
172
9%
,
I6Y4
53 Yb
1
Tea Co common
31%;
20%
i
34%
National
84%
i
2iy4 ;
il72 •/:
9%
il?%
-
X143/4
preferred A___
preferred B
National
May 20
273/, July 7
109 3/4 July 31
11
18% Feb
103% Nov
J«n
33/4 Oct
14 % Jan
101
Apr
DAY
5
No par
National Shares Corp.
National Steel Corp
91
7
90
Sep
25% Feb
5
Nov
Dec
'
26
•
"
■
31%
,
11 Ya
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com—_10
4 %%
preferred
100
9
25% Jan
u
23;
32%
«.
•12 Ya
163/i
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
2
May
17Y.
»i 20 Ya
■
54%
11%
5
-
;
11 Ye
,
*
.100
6%
—-100
National Linen Service Corp——1
Sep 22
43
Nov
83
20
7%
,r.
9y8;
533%
;100
$4,50 preferred
National Lead Co common
27% Nov
165% Dec
253/4 May
pfd series of 1951
-,
COLUMBUS
No par
National Gypsum Co common
8
CLOSED
1
1
National Department Stores
National Distillers Prod common
2
STOCK
EXCHANGES
1
_——
Co
Gab Co
National Dairy Products-
173/4
21%
12
84
;
'
.—10
.No par
National Cylinder
4
34% Jan
91
29
National City
National Container
•-
Aug 12
16
16
97
4
21% Mar 22
103
56
143/8 Oct
Register—
Lines,JnC—
(
7
172
-100
Corp——-
11%
,33%
172
32%
»■.
32
203^.
20 Ya
•
87
31%
18
•
-213/,
.
85
12
18
5
10
preferred A
National Gash
12% Oct 14
20% Oct
3
7%
■
Aviation Corp_—
National -Can
18Ya Mar 27
2
48% Jan
18v
28
13 Ya Jan
xlOa/8 May 15
133/4 Jan 14
7
16% Aug 14
51% Sep 10
23% Feb
2
44% May 28
16% Dec 26
26% Jan 10
-
Sep
25
Oct
14% Aug
2
13% Mar 26
t
19
59% Sep 14
11% Feb 24
14
-
9% Dec
11
17% May
21% Apr 21
2
"•
20 Ya
20%
,
,
.
20
20
20%
:
58Ya.
3,500
16
33%
~10
6,400
.
59Ya
15%
57Ya : 58 Ya
c
.
33%
.
New
•15Ya May 24
22% Jan
9
14Ya Oct
18Ye Jan
1
2
N
25 Y2 Jan
5
83 % Dec
26
20% Jan
29% Dec 28
99
2*
25
Jun
26
.77
Nov
26
79 % Nov
30
85'
8%
Dec
3
Jun
29
Mar
253/4 Nov
29.
-
Mar
Jan
16
85 Y2 Jan
2
~24Ye Jan
94
102
26Ya Jan
30 Ya Jun
82
6
86% Jan
9
8Yi Apr 24
18 V2 Sep 24
46 Ya Jan
2
98'/2Jun
3
14Ye Sep <26
26% Apr
1
5
28 Ya Jan
13
'
25
Aug
May 21
52% Sep
'
*
■
Norfolk &• Western1
8
:
-
—1:25
Ry com—
Adjustment preferred
—_.:25
•93%
13%
_
13 Ya
12%
13%
18%
.
/
183/4
18%
503%
51'%.,
:
x26
;
28
Apr 28
17% Jan 29
85Ya Aug 14
45% Apr
1
North American Aviation
Northern Central Ry Co__,
.——50
*843/4
Northern. Natural; Gas Co,
—-—10
38%
39
;
94% Mar 29
Northern. Pa cif ic^'RY-r——-—2.100
67%
69 Ya
V
8
35 Ya Mar
7
31% Jan
2
70% Dec
7
59
Feb
22% Jun 27
5
•
:.
North American Co
Northern States
93/4 Jun
l
2
21
10
94% Feb 16
lOYa Jan
80 Y2 Dec
82
Jan
2
89% May 20
27
309 Ya May 25
105
Jan
3
109 % May 22
92% Dec 28
103% Feb 27
94
Jan
5
1013/4 May. 2
15% Jan
7
13
19% Oct
22
23
26
24% Dec 14
35 3/4 Sep 14
24% Sep 20
15% Mar 31
Dec
12 Ya
11% Apr; 30
11 Ya Sep
9
19
Sep
8
30
Jan
30
18 3/4
July 18
Sep 24
16% Jan 31
:
25% Jan 31
36
Feb
11
Common
r:
22%
■
T
Pwr Co (Mliih)-rr
i—5
———
$3.60 preferred
$4.80 preferred
$4.10
4.6%, preferred
2,900
3,000
22%
16
19
~
22%
*85*
-
"
38
66
'
15%
.'22 y4
15%
•
85%
1
85 Ya
i;
26
"21%
'
;
15%
•;
67 Ye
2
363/4 Sep 26
Jan
14
8
106% Aug 12
943% Apr 10
106 Y* Sep 10
22 '
22
Ya;
15%'
-
50 Ya
'
1,000
6,190
*800
22 Ya
27,200
15Ye
15%
*84 Y.
85%
38Ya
-7,800
69%
62,200
37%'. -38%,
:38
.
.7,200
r
10
r
66%
68 %'
•
'llYa
108%
'86%
*107%
100 :
11%
12%
86%
.
86 Ya
67%
100
108%
100
12
i
.
'•99%
ii%: -12
97
*86%'- -87%!
107 Ya
87 '
12,000
320
107%:
107 Ya
107%
100
-
*99%
100
-
12 Ya
12%
5,000
11 Ya
ny4
6,700
12%
12%
11%'
11%
12%
12
12
11 Ya
12
.^25
19 Ya
20 Ya
*19Ya
20
19%
19%,
33%
34 Ya
33 Ya
33%
33%
33%
19 Ya
20
19%
19%
•19%
10
19
8;70(K
26.
25%
12%
Ohio Edison ■ Co common
88% Jan
13 Ya
150 Ya
50
—2.50
Norwich Pharmacal Co
330
♦18%
13 Y4
»
Telegraph—
27% Jan 28
100
94%
13%
.
12%
common
100
88
94 Ya-
85%- -85%"
;
3,300
83
87 Ya
'
•
29
*
50%
'
38%
f'
19
50%'
•
11,800
♦81.
:.
"94%
•13 y.-'
26
t
;
-
26%
'
Ya
100
T
.
12
12
*107%
Northrop Aircraft .Inc.
Northwest Airlines Inc
.
■ft--"
15Y4
86
preferred
Northwestern
>
•
93 Ya
28Ya.
:
83Ya:.88
89
,26%;
29%'
.
12%
v
26
26
.♦
753/4 Jan 17
'•
I*Y4
.
50 Ya
'
15
2
28 Ya
*87 Ya.
93%
>
*88 Ya
.
26 Ya:
*80Ya
83%
19 Yi Jan
16
-
;
89
26Ya
88
92%
'
13
22
34
*87%
82
82
13
12 Ya Oct
29%
29%
Feb
10
,
*87%
•
Feb
16% Dec
26Y«
87%
19
18
88%
'87s/#-
88
,39 Y« Oct
Jun
*79
:
193% Dec 31
14 Y2 Dec
33%
26%
-•
3
10 Ya Dec
33%
33%
*87%
-
29
2
Dec
—,—No par
—
preferred'
-—IOO
preferred -———^. —IOO
3.90% preferred————i._100
Noma Electric Corp
;
1
Nopco 'Chemical Co--——
.2
3.60%
,
26Va Apr 36
8
31 Ye Jan
X104
A
3.40%
91'%/May 27
X52Y2 Feb
July
Class
''
85
Jun 29
—
—
2
Jan
Jan
Sep 18
76 Y4
6
76
12YaMay
15%
'
3
Jun
5
Feb
15 Ya
State Electric' & Gas Corp—
Common.
5
Apr
28
7
25
Xl3% Jun
353/4 Sep
94
Feb 23
88% Jan
44
17% Jun 25
x29
1
9
Y
210
50
'
*19%
20
800
33 Ya
33%
710
193/a
.
20
19%
1,000
35 Ya
6,800
104%
360
O
30 Ya Jan
2
98 % Dec
26
33% Aug 20
110% Mar 12
86 Ya Dec
27
99% Feb 27
33% Jan
100
104% May 15
43 Y4 Mar 29
19
18
Ya Jan
May
57 Y,
Sep"l0
19
22
Oct
10
2
20
Jan
8
50 Ya Oct
22
Jan
6
2
173/4 Mar 13
133/4 Oct
97
Jan
8
1113%
For footnotes
see
Oct'i
page 20,
16
94
15
Oct
60 Ya Apr
26
Sep
18Ya Mar
17% Jun
108 Ya Jun
10
25
4
6
2
4.40% .preferred
3.90% preferred-;
4.56% preferred
Ohio
Oil
8
100
-10o
1
;
100
—
No par
Co.
Oklahoma Oas & Elec Co com—10
4%
preferred-
Oliver
4%%
i
convertible preferred
Corp
common
20
1
100
35Y«
106
92%
35%
35
105%
92
92 Ya
105 Ya
106
.51%
52
.
Ya
34%
35%
106
104 Ya
105 Ya.
92
92%
35%
*105 Ya 106
51
106
24%
18
18
14%
14%
13%
14%
97 Ya
97%
94
97
106
24%
17 Ya
18%
13%
*
51
24%
24%
18 Ya
14
•94
104
92 Ya
92%
50Ya
51%
24%
245/b
*18
-34%
*
106 Ya
95%
*
92%
105 Ya
105 Ya
52
52%-
24 Ya
24%
*18
18%
210
420
10,700
1,200
200
13%
14
9,900
*94%
96
420
Volume 176
Number 5161
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1485)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Bange
for Previous
Tear
Lowest
10
Aug
Jan
105
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
13% Jan
6
15
25
-
Highest
96% Jun
2
-
8% Apr
12
5
91% Apr
15
Dec
6
27
Feb
5
25
39% Apr
13
35
Feb
19
17% Sep
13
21% Jan
12
19
Jan
2
75
Dec
19
73% Feb
27
2
81
Aug
6
79
NEW FORK
Highest
337/«J&n
Mar 24
Continutd—Page 9
STOCKS
1951
Omnibus Corp (The)
14
27% Sep 11
38% Sep 12
23"% Oct
3
Feb
19
27
Oct
7
41% Apr
69 % Sep
89% Aug 30
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
13% Aug 28
114% Oct
LOW AND
24
52
Jun
11
16
85% Jan 23
•%
convertible
Oppenheim
Otis
Par
12
A__100
Collins
No par
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Outlet Co
12%
•27
SALE PRICES
Oct. 15
11%
114%
114%
lo
Elevator
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 14
5
common
preferred
Tuesday
Oct. 13
114%
28%
12
114%
•27
28%
37 %
37 y8
36%
36%
26
2.50
26%
25%
26%
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
11%
12%
114%
114%
*27
36%
24%
the Week
Oct. 17
Oct. 16
Shares
12
114%
28%
*27
36"%
36%
12%
114%
6.400
740
28 %
36%
2,200
25
No par
25%
•78%
♦78%
80
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp—5
*78%
44%
44%
43%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
44 Va
42%
44
43 y8
43%
72%
73
5,700
72
72%
71
71%
71
71%
5,800
12.50
80
♦78%
.
80
25%
1,900
80
I-+
21
16% Not 28
Mar 21
13
Aug
1
17% Jan
14
Pabe* Products Inc
95
Nov
16
101% Mar
1
91
Aug
5
97% Jan
24
14
Dec
20
19% Feb
6
13
Oct
16
19% Jan
11
4% cum conv preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Coast Co common
17% Jan
10
35
Oct
1
65
Nov
25% Mar 22
36% Oct
14
29
51
Mar 17
61
Oct
10
Mar 18
46
Oct
10
29% Jun
23
53
July 13
37
Apr
6
44
Feb
15
35
16% Jan
3
25% Dec
27
25% Jan
31% Mar 27
*49% Jan
34% Mar
3
32% Jun
17
54% Mar
6
50
24
49 % Feb
5
2
12
3
114% Oct
11
Apr 17
28% Feb 25
108% Apr 24
*130% Dec 27
151% Jan
30
132
29
6% Feb
May 24
8% Jan
3
22% Sep
31
103
Nov
Jan
4% Jun
17
4% Jun
Dec
9
6% Mar
29
Jan
2
14
5% Jan
2
19
17% Oct
16
7
8% Jan
7
7
4% Apr
30
X9% July 18
13 % Apr
25
40% Oct
9
18
6
Mar 15
*40
Feb
20
92
Dec
31
7
Jun
36
9
16
35% July 14
114% Sep
3
145% May 19
7% Aug 21
26% Mar 15
9% Sep
4
5% May 22
16
12
Jan
10
41
Apr 12
59% Jan
9
81
Mar 18
93
18
Oct
33% Jan
Nov 20
62
104% Jan
Feb
52% Jan
2
Jan
6% Oct
100% Jun
2
1st
preferred
2nd
No par
com
59
130
45
10
660
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
1,300
25
52 Va
29%
30
113 '/a
H37/s
113
113%
100
Teleg
35
52
100
Corp
34%
No par
No par
Lighting
Pacific Telep &
6% preferred
137
137
136
136
com
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4%
6%
is y2
10
Motor
4mer
♦9%
No par
Car
World
Airways Inc
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
Panhandle East Pipe L com
No
4%
41% Oct
7
68
Feb
15
Parke Davis
Oct
16
38
Jan
26
Parker Rust Proof Co
6% Feb
15
8% Apr
28
Parmelee
7
74 Va Jan
25
22% Jun
29
24% Jan
16% Jun
52% Jan
30
Jun
111% Jun
Oct
230
7
9,000
1
7 Va
6%
23%
24
34
Oct
14
Park
34
3% Jan 21
Utah
42%
43%
42'/a
*33%
34%
Transportation
23% Jan
28
15
26% Feb 23
105
14% Aug
7
30% Aug 21
29% Jan
5
4
108% Feb
3
29
3iy» Sep
20% Jun
10
71
18
50
67% Jan 23
Penn Coal & Coke Corp
Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp
30
34% Mar 27
Dec
38% Oct
105% Feb
9
17
Feb
7
34% Apr
145
15
5
6
40% Feb
18
15
Pepsi-Cola Co
101
Feb
May
1
Jan
2
19% Oct 16
2
105% Apr
7
23% Jan 22
23% Sep 10
22% Mar 12
16% Jun 23
19% Jan
25
46% Aug
1
31
1
42 % Jan
2
121% Aug
3
105% Sep 29
117% Jan
2
11
29
63% Mar 27
*115
Jan
8
18
106
Feb
9
110
Jan
4
30
Nov
14
26% Feb 23
100% Nov 30
Oct
May
3
Mar 11
63% Jun
27
29
Apr
17
31% Sep
9
22% Jan
2
25
2
112
103% Jan
Q1
Jan
17
*103% Jan
8
29
17% Jan
19
15% Jan
2
2
27% Dec
13
26% Jan
2
81% Dec
13
83% Jan
3
45% Nov
3
95% Feb 27
56% Mar 9
107% Jan
16
July 11
14% Dec
6
104% Jan
19
93;
42% May 15
93% Jan
12
95% Feb
13
20
Mar
7
13% Mar 15
28
98
Dec
7
94
39% May 24
11% Dec
3
54
Sep
6
48% Feb 20
*17% Jun
Jan
2
39
95% Oct
22
104
-
1
Aug 11
57
-
20% Jan
28
38
10,
July 29
Sep 19
Sep 27
33% Jun
5
Jan
23
98
4
Jan
Jan
2
17% Jan
8
15% Apr 29
110% Jun
29
110% Jun
29
110% Jan 21
19% Jan
22
39% Sep
13
Pet Milk Co
4%%
July
37% Jun
16
148
Jun
100
9
6
51
8% July
18
Jan
73
Nov
20% Feb
35% Oct
90
8
14
Apr
49% Jan
30
101
51
*30%
31
*30%
134
134
131%
38
38
100
Co
62% July
12
17
preferred
preference
Phillips Jones Corp
4
Phoenix
5
Plllsbury Mills Inc
17y48ep 25
101%
19%
20
20
16%
16%
16%
16%
Oct
16
2
85
Jan
17
80
Jan
17
33% Jan
3
24
Jan
30
20% Apr 18
9
Jan
31
2
25% Apr
17
12
11% Jan
3
28% Oct
16
10% Jan
3
14% Apr
28% Jun
4
36% Aug 23
46% July 2
15% Jun 28
129
Feb
28
42
20% Oct
15
15
15% Nov
30
15% Sep
14% Jan
9% Oct
16
57
Sep 24
25% Jan 21
145
Aug 27
34 V* July
12% Feb
9
14
Hosiery
31%
32
107%
107%
108
35%
35%
35%
61
61
61
60 %
60 Va
990
30 Va
30%
7,200
23%
61%
30%
30%
30%
30%
60%
30 y8
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
16%
16%
34%
35%
85
86
46
46%
98 Va
98%
16%
98
56
54 Vb
•105%
7
13
Dec
17
79% Dec
10
91% Feb
108
80
May 13
26% May
28% Apr
Pond
19
Jan
22
17% Oct
14
Potomac
13% Jan
18
24%
2
24
May 24
92
Dec
18
41% Apr
~2
Nov~16
27% Feb
107
Jan
25
21% Jan
81
Sep
24% Jan
13
92% Jan
102 % Jan
46% Mar 28
106
Sep 11
27% Jan
48%
6ct~~i
62% Dec 28
110
May 23
31% Feb
5
2
30
Oct
29
48
Feb
2
135
Nov
28
159
Jan
22
24
Jan
2
29
Feb
5
16% Jan
2
25% Oct
11
70% Dec
19
82
3% Apr
2
5
108
39 Va Mar 20
56% Oct
16
106% Aug 11
28% Jan
2
25% Apr 17
138% Jan
3
conv
1
9
Publicker
4
Jun
18
5
23% Jan
2
28% Apr
14
72
97
15
•14%
15%
•93%
98
54%
53%
11%
•10%
36%
17
36%
101
17
•100
♦16%
1,000
54%
23,200
11%
36'A
1,600
101
17
1,000
27%
3,700
*105%
27%
27
*87
89
*87%
89
93%
92
92
•90%
92
*90%
92
200
53
2,300
52%
53%
16
16
•152%
163
52%
*16%
700
16%
155
*152%
155
163
•163
165
30
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
4,000
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
2,700
4,500
17%
17%
*74
76
♦70%
71%
21%
♦21%
•142
148
•28
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
73%
74%
71%
•72
73%
73
73
•70
71
70%
70%
♦70
20%
*142
28%
11%
•11%
26%
*11%
21%
20%
148
♦142
28
27
*20%
20%
148
•142
27%
27%
11%
•11%
50
100
21%
148
27%
400
"
1,100
11%
30
29
42%
42%
11%
29%
42%
•11%
29%
42%
*42
42%
16
16%
♦15%
16%
•15%
16
15%
16 Va
1,100
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17%
17%
3,600
37,700
10
1
10
9%
9%
9%
com
28%
29
•42
42%
4,500
1,600
9%
9%
9%
9%
34%
•33%
34%
65%
65%
5,600
13
13
13%
21,800
34
34
64%
64%
64%
65%
65%
66
5
11%
12%
12
12%
12%
'
29
•33%
34
No par
Inc
34
28%
300
80%
80%
80%
80%
80 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
4,500
33J/4
33%
33
33%
32%
33'A
5,400
preferred
100
•122
124
3%% preferred
4.32% preferred
100
82
82
-25
25%
25%
25%
26%
26
4.64%
preferred
of
No par
Colo
10
Pub Serv El & Gas com
No par
81.40 div preference com__No par
4.08%
preferred
4.70% cum preferred
Pure Oil
35% Jan
300
33%
23
27% Feb
*95%
2,900
27%
69 y4 Jan
148
97
50
46%
99
89
100
com
100
100
Pullman Inc
1
46
•98
33
cum
11
24% May
5,900
13,900
86
98
♦100
26%
16%
34%
No par
84.75
16
Apr 28
33% Aug 11
16%
33%
•84%
♦105%
27
200
47%
preferred series A__50
Industries
Apr
43% Jan
110
26%
35%
240
*87
100
Gamble
&
Serv Co
26% May 20
27% Aug
6
102% May 9
24% Jan
Feb 21
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
Serv Co of Indiana
May 16
16%
*10%
200
96%
106%
47%
No par
Power Co
Public
25% Oct
*91%
No par
Public
87
36%
300
110%
—1
30 y4 Mar 28
124% Oct
109% Jan
2
16%
11%
101
52%
23% !■*
No par
Pocahontas
34
29
36%
15
1,560
20,700
10
Poor & Co-class B
Sep
89
100
Plymouth Oil Co
13
86y4Jan
*11 %,
*100
•95%
•93%
16%
,
5
37% Mar 15
55% Feb
4%%
1
,
*105%
27%
26%
*86
Pittsburgh & WesFvIrglnla
100
Pittsburgh Young 6c Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)
1
Plough Inc
5
Procter
19
17%
No par
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
1
22
19
101
16%
100
5%
4
Feb
36%
36%
165
Jan
95
11%
•11%
•100
55%
*152 y4
68% Apr
17% Jan
30% Feb
97
*15%
*163
35
30% Aug
119% Feb
*95%
*93%
155
9
25
46
98%
165
8
27
45%
98%
*163
31% Sep
Dec
46%
98%
♦152%
62% May
11% Oct
84
33%
45%
110
•105%
85
16%
2
Inc
guaranteed preferred
11
26% May 24
16 Va
85
•23%
96%
106%
32%
99
5
98
*98
97%
-«
110% '
16%
*95%
55%
30%
34%
•95
,
•105%
32
86
33
*85
•15%
25
common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
17
23% Jun
106%
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__l00
17
8
16%
*95%
16%
155
80
29% Jan 31
*105
110 %
98
53%
16% Jan
16% Nov 23
105 %
110
16%
41% Jan
Jan
*95%
52%
27
2
110
98
16%
29
Jun
62% July
110%
1
No par
Electric
31V*
•107
61%
53%
10% Jun
7
1,400
1,200
II,600
34%
16%
33
-
330
20%
16%
36%
33
108
53%
4
102 %
35%
31%
107
1
13% Jan
57,300
36%
1
Creek
300
10 Va
41
33%
No par
:
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Jan
37%
107%
100
24
17
300
1,500
36%
No par
com
14
70% May 21
•101%
700
30
132
32%
100
55% Sep
71
101%
28,300
107%
common___5
17% Jan
9
9%
*39%
103
20%
3
84.80 preferred (conv)
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
17
•35
9%
41
16%
28
18
37'A
20%
106% Jan
Jan
131%
•101%
Oct
21
133
16%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com„No par
85 convertible preferred
No par
7%
30
20%
Pitts C C & St L RR
10% Jan
9V4
♦39%
30%
51
103%
13
Aug 18
Aug 25
July 21
200
4,900
19%
51
16%
21
53 %
•35%
9%
41%
19
,
20%
100
preferred
Pltney-Bowes
37
132%
18%
51
*101%
100
Jan
$4
133%
30%
No par
preferred
Mar
8
31
18%
*50
50
com
preferred series A
Phillips Petroleum
102% Apr
52
No par
common
2
GOO
1,800
1
preferred
3.90% series preferred
5%
500
4,400
100
4%
'
1,500
'
31
19%
.
4,000
106
30%
6,200
12.50
Philip fcforris & Co Ltd
3
98% May 10
16% Mar 27
*95% Jan
39
9%
*40
•105%
31
5
Corp common
3%%
,
41%
106
30%
5
Phlla 6c Reading Coal 6c Iron
Philco
36
9%
*40
♦105y8
31
100
29
Feb
9%
No par
16%
•34
,
106
.
18%
33 Vic
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
conv
*105
19%
95% Feb
31% Jan
27
1
May
132% Jan
147
27%
27
*27 Va
52
100
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc com
4%
2nd preferred
(conv)
12
165
21% Dec 21
27%
27
28'%
28 %
105%
156
21% July 17
28
27
100
4
131% Nov 30
27%
28%
preferred
21
Jan
28%
4.3%
Feb
98
28
28%
4
108% Mar
Jan
30
12% "■12%
♦95%
142
2
12%
110
151
27
12 Va
100
1
70% July 24
12%
19 Va
37 Va Jan
14
12%
16%
51%
110% Jan
8 % Oct
12%
10Q
1
25
66%
preferred
3
Sep
65%
500
34%
66%
preferred
Feb
11
34%
66%
400
•
16%
34%
66%
3.8%
54% Oct
2
16%
34%
66 Yt,
17
10
Oct
42% Mar 17
16%
34%
*12%
5
9,800
35%
66%
4.4%
3
174
5%
6
17
6
5%
24
Feb
25
5%
Oct
Sep
28
5%
43
5%
17
34%
99% Jun
Dec
37% Jan
5%
81
22
152 % Dec
5%
30%.
85
May
15% May
7%
17
DAY
100
6,100
7%
7%
31
24% Oct
46
*7%
7%
May 15
25
156
July
Sep 28
7%
7'A
108
91
91
*7%
7%
31
preferred
Phlla Electric
33%
7%
7%
*105
-
33
33%
.7%
50
common
42%
33"%
No par
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
10% Apr
44% Jan
40
-
42
6,300
2%
7%
*27
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co__
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
2
23%
7%
100
Aug
31
19
13
Apr
Oct
13
2%
2%
1
preferred
8% Feb 20
2
12% Jan
56
3
129
29
Sep 25
5%
2
43
2
100
5,800
34
34%
COLUMBUS
7
Penn Power & Light Co
Pennsylvania RR
6%
22%
•33
66%
CLOSED
uar
lo
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
11
5
Sep 28
EXCHANGE
25
6%
23%
35%
42%
♦34%
"7%
STOCK
5
6%
22%
♦34
5%
No par
5
6%
36
7
2.50
12% Oct .16
8
2
No par
No par
29
7
Mines—1
No
31
16-
98
Penney (J C) Co
103% Dec
31
70%
98
Penlck & Ford
17
90% Feb
69%
98%
35% Aug 27
22% Dec
Dec
•35%
71%
98%
72% Feb
2
91
38%
69 V4
99%
♦35%
73
98%
20% Jan
13
Jun
37%
72%
35%
71%
*98%
37%
72%
98%
65% Apr 29
8
54% Dec
13
♦35%
par
10
25% Jan
Dec
28,300
24 >/„
33
91
42,500
9%
35%
2y8
Jan
18 % Dec 26
35% Nov 26
111
200
4%
9%
23%
17% Feb 27
100% Apr 27
17% Jan
9%
4%
9%
*34%
267/a Feb
Jun 25
8% Jun 29
Jan
•9%
4%
1
18
16
34
9%
9
1
Fatino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
3,700
4%
& Tilford
Oct
4,000
9%
Park
Co
6%
18%
4%
9%
Paramount Pictures Corp
&
50
6%
18%
9V8
16
Consolidated
67/a
18
4%
30% Mar 13
Distillers Corp
6%
17%
9%
1,900
I,820
5
21
130
18%
43 % Jan
18
29
6%
18
15
27% Apr
26% Jan
25
137
*9%
7
Dec
137
*136
9%
29
112
138
6%
Oct
33
27% Mar 10
5
112
4%
8 Ye Jan
Dec
111%
112
9%
18 % Jan
29
3,600
29%
9%
15 % Mar 16
19% May 24
102% Dec 10
14,100
51%
29%
4'/a
10
25% Jan
35%
50%
29%
112%
1
5% July 2
16% Sep 10
31% May 2
41% Aug
35%
51 Va
2
8
21
34%
29%
34
14
11
Corp
33%
50%
30 %
21% July 16
*
16
28
Oil
34%
51 %
29%
7
100
preferred
Panhandle
34
X51%
l87/a
preferred
Packard
Pan
550
59
7
20
64% Apr
12% Jun
*57%
220
44
39% Sep
34% Dec
35%
44
63% Aug
8% Jan
35%
59
3
10% Jan
35%
44
11
21% Feb
*35
45%
31% Jan
29
36%
59
40% Jan
21
36%
44%
9
7% Dec
19
Dec
700
36%
58
4% Jan
6% July 31
13%
46
2
13% Jun
13%
59
5
2% July
13%
92%
5,000
♦90
35
45%
Pacific Mills
13
14
*13%
13%
59
15
9% Jan
13%
91
13
No par
20
16
13%
91
13%
No par
Jan
57
13%
92
13%
noncum
Feb
10
May 24
40% July 10
13%
91%
13%
♦92
noncum
preferred
33% Sep
29
21
13%
93
13%
10
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific
13%
5
100
5%
(The)
conv
No par
No par
common
100
No par
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
80%
26%
27%
27%
♦122%
•82
27%
80%
124
•82
82%
"20
25%
•25%
25%
300
25%
25%
8,900
5,700
26%
27%
*107
107%
*107
107%
41%
41
41%
58%
59%
109
31%
57
♦108%
♦31%
26
124
82%
•25%
100
31%
•122
123%
•82
25%
100%
109
•121%
250
82%
•100
41%
80%
100
58%
109 V*
32
26%
25%
21 Va
99
♦107
40%
56 Va
*108
31%
26
26
27%
100
107%
41%
.
27%
•98
•107
40%
27%
100
150
107%
41 Va
5,900
11,100
57%
56%
57%
109%
108%
108%
200
31%
31%
32 Va
1,000
26%
4,500
26%
26%
26%
26%
•146%
147%
•146%
147%
♦146%
*24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
*27%
27%
x26y8
75%
75%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4
4%
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
147%
25
146%
♦24%
147
25,
120
100
R
3
Mar
5
Jan
9
4
3% Apr
7
79% May
4% Oct
13
Oct
5% Feb
8
3 Ye Jun
18
4% Jan
11
Jan
9
88% Jan
2
97% July 18
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
45% Oct
18
40% Mar
5
48
Raybestos-Manhattan
May 16
87
Nov
28
33
Jan
Radio Corp of America com..No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
2
103
For footnotes
see
page 20.
9
Aug 29
pfd
1
100
•92y8
No par
43'A
76
37,400
27%
26%
26%
26%
27%
76
75%
75%
75%
76%
500
4%
44,000
3%
13,600
94
92%
92%
43%
44
44
•91
43%
92
43%
•90%
42%
92
43%
10
500
17
18
(1486)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for
Range
Year
Monday, October 20, 1952
Previous
Highest
24% May
Dec~24
37% Feb
'
3
36% Sep
4
9% Sep 15
33%
11 % Sep
24
31
Jun
18
11
I
8
Jan.
34
13
25 y4 Feu
4
Feb
20
41
Sep
30% Jan
15
35
July
11
13 y4 Jan
32% Feb
8
44
Feb
16
37
Feb
3
19% Feti
7
11% Feb
29
20% Feb
1
18% Jan
4
25
21% Jan
5
15% Sep
16
24% Nov
24
35% Aug 22
30
Dec
14
13
Dec
19
17
Jun
15% Jun
36
•
22
4°Io
Rels
7% Dec
12% Feb
28% Mar
9% Aug 21
14% Jan
00'
2
25
5
7
52% Sen
30 V2 July
10 %
July
3
58
Jan
100
2
22% Feb
17
18% Jan
3
16% Jan
9
13% Jan
19
3% sep
10
9% Jun
27
29
49% Feb
31%
321/4
34%
35%
11
11%
10'A
11
101/4
10%
10%
10%
28%
28%
281/4
28%
28'/4
28%
29
29
50
25
34% May
28
8% Feb
38%
66% Sep
25
Jan
139
Jan
25
13
40'A
*40
40y4
*40
40%
*40
34%
*33%
34%
*331/2
341;2
13
*13
13%
13
13
13
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*5'/4
5%
*5»/4
5%
*51/4
5%
*51/4
5%
27'/4
27'/4
27'/4
27'/4
27%
27%
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'
9%
9%
18%
1
Jan
16
x33% Aug
6% Jan
56
55
"
18
18%
17%
18%
'
18
971/4
*95%
r
41-
Jan
Dec
45
2
83
13
21%
21%
21 Ya
21Va
21%
21%
18%
19
181/4
19
19%
20
3%
38%
39
37%
38%
*1081/2
110
108%
108%
10
>
3%
10
10
"
2
Reynolds Spring Co
Oct;
7
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
45
Oct
.6
34 '/2 Apr
3%
3 *%
-
19
2
10
62% Sep
Oct
5
4% Aug 21
6% Oct
42
Feb
18
Dec
,
Jan
26% Nov
8
45% Dec
32
31
16% July
31
93%
47
Preferred
,4
12
Preferred 4.50%
74% July
27
23%'Mar
•
5
Roan
2
Robblns
48% Jan
23
4.50%
2
191/4 Jan
16
38y2 Sep
17
26
42% Oct
9
16% May
33% Jan
110
1
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
3
63
Oct
12% Feb
3
May
155
Jan
103
1
'Aug 29
9% Sep 29
Apt
23
4%
18 y2 Feb
15
19%-Oct
54
17
Rohm
3
.
Haas
&
Co
Ruberoid
17
177/s July-18
Ruppert
29ys NOV
89 Ya Dec
9
20
101 ya Jan
29% Feb
9
39 Vb Mar
7
84
Sep
18
36% Oct
19% May 23
25% Dec
31
2
32% Oct
8
104 % Oct
8
Feb
6
16
29
54*
22% Apr
57
4
Apr
717/a Oct
6
i
23%
57
Jun
Apr
5
320
May 11
205
Feb
Apr
11
148
Jun
11
150
Oct
150
Oct
7
11% Jan
10
89y4 Jun
12
24% Feu
6
70
7
Nov
18% Sep 10
Feb 19
96
22% Sep
7
15
2 4 % OCt
Sep
21
49% May
102
Feb
26
89
108
1'
9
Jun
11
Sep
Nov
July
2
38
Jan
8
30
Oct
15
35% Jan
30
Dec
26
95
Feb.
7
85
Feb .13
89 Ya Apr
2?
107% Dec
28
123
Jan
12
103% Oct
16
2
14V4Jan
2
Sep
5
102 y4 Jan
8
89% Feb
14
75%
Jan
4
3
Feb
20
16
67% Jan
82 % Jan
21Va Dec
12
19% Jan
12
22% jun
Oct
15
103% Apr
13% Jan
101% Nov
73
-
104'
% Dec 26
47
76
87
July 19*
17% Jan
74"
68% Dec
29
Jun
Ya Sep 18
103
15
12% Feb,
13
58
Feb
14
50% Feb
29
8
19
No,v 19
181/4 Jan
15
23
9% Oct
15
2
16% May
4
11% Jan
4
68% Dec
22
90
29% Jun
25
•
32% Jan
Jan
9
Oct
9
38
Oct
9
x96%Jan
19
x8V4 Feb
Mar 15-
17% Mar 19
23% July 31
65% Feb 27
13% July
10% Jan
Mar 15
.
39
5
Oct
3
49
Jan 18
10
38% Oct
6
48
July 16
95% Oct
17
77
38% Feb
16
31% Apr 15
32% Mar 3
23% Feb
5
Dec
801/2 Feb
23
21
75% Nov 16
94
Feb
5
19 Ya Jun
25
25% Apr
19
25 y« Mar 15
37y» Sep
11
11% Oct
■102% Jan
8
38% July £4
>
9
67% Sep
26
39 % Aug
15
Oct
26
38
17% Mar 12
80 y2 Apr
19% Dec
3
40% Jan
25
2
46'
Dec
Dec
~4
16'/a May
2
14
124% May
4% Feb
7
21
4% Apr 24
7% July
2
6
Oct
9
9y4Jan
8
,
19
Va Jan
52
5
.yVfbejj.
6
143% Sep
"3
111 Ya Apr
8% Jan
Sep
5
; 5% Aug 27
17
!
16
26v
35% Mar
34
Apr
14
37'%. Aug-
12% Jan
2
69
.
6
46%
July" _2'
64
•5%-Jun
5
77
20
69% Aug
8
Jan
3
75 Va Aug
Jan
18
75 Ya Aug
11% Sep '29
29
9% Oct
4
105
25% July 12
29
9% Jun
29
6
57% Dec 31
52% Nov 24
99 Ya Dec 20
26% Jun
Nov 20
47% Dec
Mar
5
6% Apr
100
9% Jan
4
9
Feb
21
38% Apr
16
52
Feb
23
99% Jan
9
29% Feb
-
6% Jan
13
13
31 % Mav
14% Feb
9
7% Oct
Feb
9
6b*/s oep
30'/.Dec
5
25% Feb
26% Feb
8
22% Jan
2
79% Nov 23
96
10% May 24
14% Sep
13% Feb
..
26
21 y4 Nov 24
8%fJun
64% July
135
Jun
157
July
29
2
29
5
Mar
78% Feb
160*
Feb
7
39% Sep:
4
10% Jan
3
JU11
*13%
57%
58
57%
57%
56%
x21%
21%
21%
21%'
21%
9%
10%
*73
,
9%
9%
10%
38%
34%
39
37%
351/a
34%
39%
38%
103
9%
*27%
*1021/4
9%
281/4
69%
14
7%
1
14%
2%
9%:
*27%
17
'Oct
17
10% Jan
17
Oct
9
92 V2 Apr
1
104% OCt
,
208
Sep
24
14,700
21%
21%
21%
1,100
9%
11
74
10
37%
37%
38
6.700
33
34%
341/4
34%
3,900
38%
2,700
.
„
38%
*102
38%
103
r
38%
102
102
28%
9%
9%
23%
27%
27%
9,600
1,100
70
67%
69
68%
14%
14%
14%
14%
147/a
14%
xl3%
14%
13%
14'
13%'
14
2%
2%
2%
28V4
28
28%
39%
39%
40%
41
39%
81%
81%
81
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33
36%
36
36V4
33
33
33
28%
800
9%
14%
.
"*30
9 V4
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■
68
14%
45,800
10%
74
70
70%
700
9%
9%
10%
2%
2%
2%
2%
28%
28 %
28%
100
3.600
2,600
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■■
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-
40
*39%
40
40%
40%
397/s
40%
23,800
81
801/4
81
81
82%
2,800
35%
35%
36
36
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33
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11%
11%
11%
100
40
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39%
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11%
11%
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121/4
7,500
59
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20%
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20%
20
20
33
33
33%
Solar
Aircraft
Co
1
Solvay Amterican Corp 4%
pfd—100
South Amdr Gold 8c Platinum
"
32%
33%,
rft
—
(The)
Indiana
18
♦134%
18%
137
cum
200
12.600
llVa
24,400
5%
5
5%
11 y8
11%
11
11%
49%
49%
50
50
55
55%
55
55%
54%'
541/4
700
42"
40
40
400
35%
34%
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5
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35%
42
35%
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34%
11
■;
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200
51
5,500
33,703'
14%
15%
14%
15
25'
24'%
24%
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24%
50 %
48%
49'/2
49 %
501/4
3,000
40%
411%
39%
40%
38%-
40
39%
40%
45,200
67%
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66
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68%
21,800
72%
14%
15
68
68%
64%
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73
73%
73
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74
69
69
69
69
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70
70
70
90
_1
12%
12 Va
12
12
*12
12 %
12
12
300
par
6%
6%
6
: 5,000
5%
6%
5%
5%
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1
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7
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7
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103
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103
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45%
44%
45
43'%
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53
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102
44
1,500
270
60
17%
17%'
17%
17%
18
4,500
1
38%
38%
37%-
38%
36%
37%
37%
38 V»
6,100
6,000
7%
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No par
8'/8
7%
7%
7%
7%
661%
*65%
66%
65%
65%
65%
65%
29
29%
28'%
29
28%
231/2
28%
28%
3,100
26%
26%
26%
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26%
4,300
85%
8
7%
60
86
871/4
85%
85%
85%
86%
85%
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'/a
16%
17
No par
No par
16%
16%
15%
16%
15 y2
15%
15%
16V8
11,600
101%
5,900
Products Co Inc
preference
54
102%
6%
103
42%
17%
*65%
$6 prior preferred
$7 prior preferred
53'%
*101%
*6%
*101%
17%
2
;
54%
102
6%
103
17%
5
com
45%
900
1
(stamped) _No par
com
700
100
common
$3,50 preferred
-
100
tr ctfs
100
Stand Gas 8c Elec Co
$4
3.300
5%
No par
Brands Inc
Coil
17%
135.
49%
preferred
pid
5%
>
24%
common
$4.50
17%
*131%
15%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons—
Sperry Corp (The)
Conv
17%
134%
51%
preferred
Spiegel Inc
17y8
134%
25
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Chemical Co
4.60%
18%
135
15
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stk
4.50%
18
*132
50%
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
No
Spear & Co common
?
35%
200
87.500
430.000
25
South'n Pacific Co (Del) new_No par
Southern Railway common__No par
noncum
35%
42
32%
Elec—No par
&
7.50
5%
*40
331/a
5
Gas
Southern'Natural Gas Co
-
68'%
13/64
32%
500
200
33
*32%
*20
'
187% Sep. 24
Jan
57%
20%
9
Jan
167
100
57y#
♦20%
Standard
12% Jan
9%
1,700
57
Smith 8c Corona Typewriters-No pax
Socony Vabuum Oil Co Inc
15
Kignts
Standard
80% Jan
39 %
4.200
14%
37 %
103
No par
25
20
*73
38%
34%
28%-
common
21'/a
77%
74
10 '/a
10%
74%'
*73
21
77
"
39%
103
5
20
9%
9%
10%
74
900
*13%
14%
*57
8
3
151
14%
*68
27% Aug
1
page 20.
14%
Square D Co
8
see
14%
70%
13
16
172% Oct 15
For footnotes
76
*13%
59
32% July 25
1
74i/2 Jan
21%
75
17,500
■
105%
20%
r
20
30
105%
*68
2
13
1
rl05%- 105%
170
800
3,500
104
80
104
*56%
May 16
26 Va Jan
*10-1%
103% 105%
104%
70%
9
57 Ya Jan
16
2
July
4
103
16
81
19% Jan
Jan
47% Sep
1
66% Nov 29
17
103 %
17 Va July 18
36% Oct
17
29
16'
104
80
*78
78
104%
59
1.1
9
*101%
104
78
106 %
*56'/2
11
66
101
*101%
*
105%
15%
*68
48% Feb
65
7% Jan
30
104
80
*78
104
15%
70%
44% Aug
17% Oct
41% Nov 23
15%
*101%
3,000
87
104
103%
15 %
30%
87
59
16
Aug
103%
15%
100
30%
*66%
South
5
104%
15%
103%
♦58
Southern Co
9
25'
*103%
15V2
3,400
89
100
Sep'
9
2
104%
12,300
52%
*103
"
15%
.
24%
*87V2
100
July 17
10
87%
87
*105'/a
preferred
4.20%
preferred
Sep; 26
,8
30%
30y4
87
r
78
3% %
61
3
30
*87
30
88i/4
*103%
10
Smith Alexander Inc
26
15%
103V2
21%
(AO). Corp
21% Apr 22
47% Jan
9
Feb
75'/8 Mar
12
May 24
Jan
16
75% Feb
63% Nov 27'
X64V2 Sep
13% Jan
28
*103
2,000
52
90
15%
24%
24%
103
400
15%
15%
*87
30%
50
21
52%
52
17,900
93%
*20%
90
No par
No par
Oil
38% Oct
Nov
30%
*87
241/a
52%
19%
19%
*92
21
103
103 %
56%
14
42% Jan
51'
*102%
15%
24%
52 %
*20%
*87
51%
Jan
18
22% Aug 30
x24%
*
90
56%
2
38% Apr
12% Dec
25%
53
*49%
52% Oct
18
2
25 %
52%
*87
19%
92
92
15%
*. 5% preferred
50
South Porto Hico Sugar com.No par
8%' preferred
25
Southern California Edison
25
Aug 28
2
15%
5%
Jan
35% Jan
15%
11%
73-
19% Jan
15%
51/8
45
18%
19%
93
21
ny»
17'
10% Jun 29'
18%
20%
15
Corp
Skelly Oil Co
Sloss-Sheffipld Steel 8c Iron
Smith
19 •%
93
l
16
9
19%
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
53% Jan
32 Vi Jun
160
25
liy4Sep
•
39
Nov
226
♦136
51% July 22
9
45% Jan
14
21% Jan
143
'
7
*211
160
__1
Simonds Saw & Steel
7
22% Apr
1
% ucc
226
*136
105%
Mfg Corp
^Sinclair
66 y2 Mhr 22
19% Aug 27
321/4 OCt 15
*211
160
75
Sheraton Corp of America
46 y* Sep
1,500
226
*136
1
Simmons Co
66%
*211
21%
Silver King Coalition Mines
53% Feb
66%
65%
200
6,700
67
26%
'
26%
*26%
26
105'A
Pen Co
16
2
Dec 21
(W A)
27
27
25%
67%
340
1,900
8,600
37
*26%
26%
66%
36%
160
No par
No par
14
7
67%
•
78%
Oil Corp
Sheller
23,300
84 y8
102"%
226
No par
preferred
(Frank G)
4 % Jan
July
15;
*67%
1
14% Oct
32
60
Shell
30%
84%
*136
No par
cum
Sheaffer
800
*211
No par
.7
May 27
*
27
25%
21%
common
Steel
Shattuck
900
141%
30%
37%
5
tsnarp & Dohme common
Aug 27
8
27
27%
36%
78%
Co
10
2
39% May
Refrigerator
$4.25
r*.'.. 5,800
58%
14%
102%
84%
103
No par
Co
$4.50 preferred
May 28
20%
58V2
■<■
30%
84
21%
& Gas
28
25
27%
26%
100
Corp
8
Jan
&
Shamrock Oil
17
32 Ya Mar 28
27%
30
102%
5
Roebuck
Inc
14'/8
8,400
10
19%
57%
1
Sharon
Feb
31
Sears
•
37%
5
Corp
Seagrave
102
9%
20
No par
16% Jan
10
36%
100
com
preferred series A
8
Jan
Sep
38%
100
Seaboard Finance Co
30
6
Mar 14'
5%
19%
103% 103%
37
100
25
35
75 "
103%
100
AUg
3
8
11
103%
CLOSED
1
29
29 y«"July
85
1
3% July
4iyt Jan
31
84
-23
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
,
102%
103%
210
6,600
100%
103
99%
100%:
101
No par
184%
184 3/8
183
185
1831/2
184
185
185
1,300
No par
205%
2051%
204%
203'%
204
2041/4
105
1,200
205%
J,
400
120
*100
r
10
57%
14 Ya-
*91%
Servel
8% Jun
x34% Jan
30%
84%
9%
*13%
5J
21%
Seiberling Rubber Co
87
•
31%
84%
No par
No par
—;
6
ioy2 sep'
8
29 V2 Jan' 29
2
30%
; 120
102
'•
20 Va
58
21%
1.7
2
5
STOCK
EXCHANGE
20
*91%
29
12% Jan
12% Sep
-13%
Air Line RR Co com__No par
4tfV2 Jan
2
14'/4
100
OCt
107
-
60
No par
42% Jan
28
31% Aug 10
70% Sep
6
,
20%
14'/,
5
3
2
7
.
118%
*100
9%
60
1.40
41% Sep
•
11
19
100
100
5
Corp
preferred
preferred
3.35%
*117
;
102
DAY
Seeger
11
7
Jan
4.40%
" 116
.
9%
COLUMBUS
22
75
16
12% Feb
2
51
20
33
108
21
23
31% Feb
49% May
2
96% Nov 23
8V4 Dec
May 25
Arms
Seabd
10
20%
14% Jan
Mar 13
50% May
*100
Sep
'
7% Feb 25
68
36 % Sep. 13
251
Jan
9
60 % Aug
23'
116
102
9%
10
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
4.30%
conv
preferred
Scranton Elec Co (The)
9
16% Sep
Nov
120
*100
100
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
May ?1
107% Sep
3
*117y4
5
Scott Paper Co common
1
86'
106 % Oct
22% Jan
July
37
May
107.
*
25
.
16 Y* Jan
8
75
3
16% Oct
31
12% Dec
11
;116% Jail 30
4
3
Mar 14
51% Jan
Mar
15
2
13'
20
100
1
Schenley Industries Inc
99
400
*42
1,300
preferred
noncum
Savage
31
43 %
*
43% "
2,700
10
2
83
2,600
16%
Lead Co
2
30
5,800
36%
Sangamo Electric Co
105% Jun
102% Mar 12
*42
7%
21%
16%
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Apr 21
43%
.
36%
100
100
Aug 20
94*
18
43
400
7%
21%
7%
22%
16%
common
May 29
58% July 22
,21
44
7%
S
33y4 Jan
'
7%
22%
36%
1
18% Jan
1
7%:
22%-
7%
16%
5
22\
16
24%
23
36%
Louis Southwestern Ry Co
5%
251%
17
Preferred series A 5%
St
7%
22%
*43 '
-No par
97
4
11
Aug 19
9
31
59
27
87% Dec
Mar
17% Jun
41'/2 Jan
24:
Mar 30
41
16% Jail
x88
21% Jan
17% July 10
31 % Nov
19
♦
5,100
25
37%
Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co common__No par
258
8
122
:
*
1.700
61%
*241/4'
167/8-
St
July 31
July 31
Aug 11
27
59%
:
24%
'
37 Vs'
preferred
4% % conv preferred
St Joseph
59%
25%
26%
26%
58
*24
480
.
17
4%
28% July 31
17
x60Va Feb. 27
205
20
21
10
16
.
26%
60%
f
400
88%
103%
37%
u
Cp (The)
(Jacob)
Safeway Stores
99% Feb
24 y2 Apr
21% July
41
4
9
Oct,
99% Sep
33% Jan1
29
28%
59y8'
l/'..;''
'
-
17
Metal Works Inc
•
26%
61%
.
14.900
37%
Typewriter
Royal
65 V4 July l5
27%
*24%
1
common
preferred series A
Art
88%
.
■I
1,900
7
49
103%
38'/,
103%
1
.
37%
37%
-
3,200
No par
El Corp
8c
.
*44
60%
50
Gas
7
-
V
185
49
88
10,500
'
20
Rochester
37%
103%
.
5,200
5%
50
*175
27%
Co
common
Inc
V4'
88
104
preferred series A
2
10% Apr
21
24% Jan
16
Jan
881/4
103%
Corp
Mills
Ronson
•
>
89
104
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
4
4
22
100
29
26 '/a Sep 13
*871/2
30%
5%
7
37%
*44
49
103%
Ritter Company
5
6%
7
37%
37%
*44
100
series
1
No par
No par
Antelope Copper Mines
Oil
38
49
100
49
185
*175
185
100
series
3.60%
Manufacturing
Richfield
TVs Sep
16
20 '/2 May
Rheem
9
July 24
26
29% Jan
Oct
4
Jan
33
25% May 19
53% Feb
'
23
Feb
107
Aug 30
15% Jan 11
100
8% Jan
25
1601/4 Aug 29
20
Jan
92'/4 Apr
106% Jun
51/2 May 13
34% July 12
3
3
2
21
21 % May
2
/ Apr
*
Jan
5%
49%
7
7%
"371/2
*44
-
10
5'%
48V2
*175
20,700
29%'
5%
50'A
500
38%
109%
*109
30
29%
5%
49%
3,100
10
37%
109%
2,100
18,400
3%
10
37%
37%
*108
30%
3%
10'
10
10
29%.
5%.
185
7%
1
30%
50 y8
*175
10
Common
lOiy. Jail
89
16
10
Jan
50% Apr
23
Feb, 1
38
23
5%
50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5'/2% convertible preferred—100
5
'
28
Inc
Drug
30'/2
No par
2.50
Copper 81 Brass
Rexall
30
IO1/2 Jan
18%
97'/,
3%
2
98 % Jan
xl01% Dec 6
242
■'
19%
6% Oct
108 »/4 Mar 19
70
17,800
17%'
*95%-
•
.
97:'/4
217/r
Revere
6
2
67»/2Jan
16
.
'
*95%
971/4"
3%
401/2 Jan
-
Jan
300
1,200
9%
56'A
19%
32%'Jan
11% Jan 29
36
26
700
29
21%
4
X7%N0V 28
1,000
9%
1
1
16
31% Dec
,
*54%
56
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
30
3
44 y4 Jan
July 29
May
*27»/4
9%
8%
9'/4
*55
56
*55
50c
Republic Pictures common
24
180
13
Sep
100
500
18%
15'/2
*95%
Reo Motors Inc
Map 31
240
2,100
40 %
*33%
13
50c
Republic Aviation Corp
115
48'/2'Oct
900
17,000
-
341/2
13
25c
11
10% Mar 29
6
16
5
*
11.300
35%
401/4
10
No par
5
common
17
28% Jun
5
32'/2
*33%
100
Oct
108% JUD
9
6% Jun
32'/4
*35
50
*
27% Jun
'
50
series
ttVa J an
9% Jun
5
118% Jan
33
35
5
,$4.50 preferred
20
37% Oct
2
pfd 3Vx%
Remington-Rand
98
3
July 19
Conv
26
21% Jan
19
35% Jun
Corp
Co common
2
16
90 Va Feb
24
11% Sep 21
32
34%
No par
50c
preference
prior
Mfg
July 30
23% Sep
3
17% Oct
6
10% July
111
.
17
6y4 Sep
32%
35%
& Co—
Stores
Reliance
Shares
32%
*
23
16% July
3% May 21
div
Reliable
24
2
Jan
8% May
Apr
22% Sep
2
11
Jan
Feb
64
15
54% Dec
9
$1.25
7
7% Jan
5'/4 Aug 15
8
13% Feb
31
22% Aug 30
(Robt)
th* Week
*35%
5
Bros Inc
Reeves
26
t
Oct. 16
Oct. 15
25
Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co
1
July
17% Jun
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 17
Thursday
Wednesday
1
2nd preferred
noncum
Real Silk
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Oct. 14
Oct. 13
Par
Rayonier Inc common
$2 preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
4%
noncum 1st preferred
6
35% Aug
1
EXCHANGE
.
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
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LOW
STOCKS
1951
Lowest-
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Volume 176
Number 5161
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chrdnicle
(1487)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
-
for
Previous
Year
Lowest
44
Range
Highest
Mar 13
'
2
13
75% Dec
33% Mar 15
47% Oct
8
10
NEW YORK
Highest
31
25
20
July
2
56% July
9
70% Oct
16
92
M'ar 15'
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
72
Oct
16
85
Jan
Standard Oil
35% Oct
16
47% Jan 22
94
17% Oct
64% July 23
25
Jan
10
11% Oct
17
15% Jan
25 y» Apr
22% Feb
27
56% Feb
53
6
Sep
18
44% Feb
36% May
15% Feb
13% Mar 24
47% Oct
32% Oct
17
X91% Sep
35 y8 Oct
11
98
90
Jun
28
104 % Jan
39% Apr
11
49% Jan
42
16
Oct
10
Apr
14%
2
20% Dec
Juii" 28
16% Dec
19% Jan
20% Feb
16% Jun
10
18
21'
2
13% Oct
18% Mar
2
16% Jan
25% Apr
25 % July 30
14
23
35% Mar. 7
Jan
96
12%
-
Apr
31% Feb
May~~2
99
115'% Dec
■
96
Apr
3
5
24 % Sep
10
24% Jan
29
•
21% Oct
23
21% Jan
8
-
6
119% Feb
29
22%'Jan
28
24% Apr
24% Jun
56
Jan
10
22% Sep
23
26% Apr
«Jun
26
15
Mar 14
9
Jan
570
29
Sep
24% Dec
Not
20
f 28% Aug
13
101% Jun
26
'110% Oct ' 5
13% Jan 18
.
y'10% July 24
52
''
-Jun
28
2
2
39
80
•
Dec
3-"
102% Deff
-
40
12% July
95%" Mar
9
Jan
25
23% Jan
2
16
Apr 14
27%Jan 26
10 % Jan
24
109.
*
1*
81% Jan
28
102
3
6
;l7
6
Paper
Sweets Co of
Swift
&
Swift
V
8
7% Jan 21
18
4% Mar 11
7
Sep
30'
4
42
Feb
1
13
34% May 19
50% Oct 16
60% Jan 29 l
Texas Go
18
27% Oct
16
32% Jan
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Pacific
59% Sep
30 % Dec
13% Jan
14y2Oct
13
119
Oct
1
100 % Apr
15
49
Oct
3
32% Oct
16
7
9'
19
116% July 14
46% Jan
•
12
Producing Co
Sulphur——
Coal
10
No par
Oil
&
80
Jan
10
24% Jun
188
16 % July 19
H
Jun 28
6
'
16% Oct
11
12 y4 July
37
8
.
Dec
46% Oct
16
6% Jan
•
11%
_
90
103
Deq 13'
2% Jun 21:
Jan
7
12% Feb
1
30
48
Feb
15
4
Jan
18•
42 % May
5
1
2
56% Oct
9
3
Jun
17
4
35%
,1
22 % Jun
25
31
July 28
18% Oct
16
Y§ %
Jun 29
25% Mar" 3
18% Apr
15
24% July
22% Sep
43
Jun, 29
51% Sep
40% Oct
16
40
x9%Jan
4
11
20
STOCK
3
12% Sep
9
27% Mar 12 V
2
16% Oct
23% Jan
3
27
28
7
.
8
"17
110% Feb
2
17% Dec
105
18
Jan
111% Oct
21% Feb
44% Feb
15
15
19% Sep
26
47 % Aug 25
8
Nov,
13% Jan
8
8% Jan.
4
6
16
41
16
Jan
12% Dec
55% Sep
12% Sep
19
8% July 15
Jan
29
9% Sep
7
29
10% Oct
15
12% Jan
15
15
Oct
20th
1
7
5%
2,300
9'/a
9%
*100
88%
88 Va
19% '
23
65%
30 Vi
9%
*100
1153/4
24
30%
9%
101 Va
115%
-
9%
101 Va
87
88%
*115%
9%
*100
87,
116%
*1153/4
19%'
18 Va
18%
23%
233/4
*223/4
23%
65
65%
90
19,700
*23%
23
19%
18%
24
65
9
8%
531
8%
515
8%
515
500
24
2,000
23
23
600
65%
65%
8%
8%
515
490
20
5
19%
19%
25%
19%
25%
25%
,25%
25%
25%
108
:
11%
16
108
ll%i
32
*14
38%'
16%
38%'
37
85
85
85
107
37%
6%
14%
*14
*14
*6 %
6%
2,000
3,600
14%
6%
6%
COLUMBUS
39%
40
39
39%
39
39%
51%
51%
50%
1,200
51%
51%
52%
24,100
29
DAY
29%
105%
106%
35%
28
35%
28%
27%
105%
102%
103%
35%
103%
32%
34%
34
142%
144
136
142
107
107'
104
106%
28
27%
28 Va
1023/4
4,400
35
8,900
128
39%
10%
10%
40 %
40%
5,200
11%
11%
11%
4,200
40(4
10%
103%
40%
*105%
40
11
40%
138
103%
.
40%
11
135
-
139%
*10%
11(4
11(4
*10%
11%
4
9%
*41%
preferred—_T50
*10%
9%
9%
413/4
234
23/4
2%
*13
13%
•.
54%
13
98
3%
26%
26%
*25%
52%
27%'
-
53%
9
•
2,300
70
23/4
200
13
53
900
53%-
4,100
98
3%
27
300
43
*96%
3%
400
;
12,,
*12%
98
*25%'
1,100
1,800
*2%
3%
-
16%
13%
42%
23/4
13 4
*97(4
3%,
9
800
39
11%
,
42%
13
98
16%
9%,
*41%
*2%
54%
*97%
3%
3%
16%
9%
4;
13%
53'
543/4
*97%
16%
9%
41%
43
*2%
16%
8,900
108
133/a
16%
5,200
>-* O CO
34
*38%
3%
26%
5,200
26%
200
193/a
9,100
21%
3,900
10
19%
197/a
19%
—5
19%
18 34
19%.
19
21%
21 %
21 Va
21%
41%
41%
21%
41
21%'
No par
2—5
(The)
21%
41
40%
41
41
11%
12
41%
11%
2,500
11%
12
11%
12
5,300
—2
24%
26
—
Airlines
Inc_:—— —5
Co
common-
15%
(conv)
——
1952
-50
OSntury Fox Film new—1.
1
Co
24%
24%
17%
16%
17
24
24
15
15%
143/4
15%
111%- 111%
111%
24%
24
111%
111
.
'
25%
16%
2,800
24%
700
13%
25,800
111%
1113/4
710
15
16%
16%
16 %
17
16 Va
16%
44 %
16%
16%
43%
43%
43%
18%
19%
43%
*43%
18%!
44%
18(4'*
18%
183/4
53
53%
183/,
183/4
5134
52%
51
51%
52
11%'
-
25,600
17
*233/4
*43%
.50
common_i_ __1
25%
16%
24
15%
110%
—1
24%
1*7%
*24
No par
%
11%
25
17%
NO par
common:. „1
Corp
series of
700
40(4
13%
Co
180
•
6
38%
Oil
10,800
85 %
*14
6%
7,600
108
6
14%
*6%
38(4
85
107%
6
900
,
16%
37%
85%
6
130
31%
*14
107
600
11%
31%
37%
85%
106%
1,200
25%
107%
*11%
16%'
I
20
*106%
31%
*14
107%'
6%
14%
6%
31%
,
700
"
107% 107%
11%
11%.
i
11%
31%
■
3,900
490
19%
32
1,200
8%
*
21
108
2,900
116%
18%
23
65
*
873A
24
v
2,200
101 Va
13(4
Coal
Twin Coach
30%
9%
101%
38%
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
tonv prior preferred—i. _50
1
10,900
13%
Preferred series A
Conv
35%
39%
Tung-Sol Electric Co
i
35%
13%
preferred
Truax-Traer
29
34
31
$6
5,500
35%
51%' 52%
Tfansue"& Williams Steel
15
3
World
2 6 34
34%
30
39
Bearing
Edison
Trans
26%
37%
30%
16%
Tri-Continental
3
10
15% Jan
10% Sep
May
Sep
26%
36%
30
13%
a—1
300
25%
37 %
40
convertible
Roller
•
*16%
common
2,900
30%
6%
Nopar
Co
*17
27
13%
*39%
Transamerica Corp
.
Feb
13% Jan
*
21
31
15
23
8
Sep
Toledo
5
17 Va
17%
26%
Mfg Co common—_5
Water. Associated
Timken
2
xl0% Jan
15
26
7% Nov
Jan
x21% Jan
40% May 19
16% Aug 25
27
Tide
17
*17
,
2,600
*
Nopar
Timken-Detroit Axle
«
17 Va
17
27 Va-
40
.
7
4
2,300
*14
CLOSED
4.% preferred ——:
—100
ThompSon-Starrett Co com—Nopar
$3.50 preference
No par-
l
31
128% "Aug
2
15% Dec
Dec
27% Feb
July 3
.10% Apr
102% Jun
19
:
24% Dec 26
16 % Jan; 23
19
Jun 29
,
Feb
133/4
EXCHANGE
Thompson Products Inc com———5
July 28
24% Nov 26
1334
6%
tThird Avenue Transit Corp.Nopgr
Thompson (J R)
—15
.
2
98% "July
:
$2.50
f
8
133/4
108 Va
—_l_50o
Fair
Thermoid
800
13%
85
'
91% Jan
3
15% Feb
11
The
k
153/4
14
38%:
$2.40 Conv preference——No par
14% Jan 22
15%
13%
107%
—100
Nopar
preferred
Thatcher Glass
;
14%
31%
1
Ry Co
commotio
$1.25 conv
14
10
;8%Jan
;4
4% Jan
15% Feb
2 l/i May 29
7
v
71
43% Feb
certificates
Texas & Pacific
Textron Inc
30
Sep
41% Sep
(2'
Mar
47% Oct
4:
9
18% Feb
share
35%
20%
*11%
10
Texas Utilities Co—i
>
9
10% Oct
6
,
2
16
Sep
'
18% Jan
6
18
12
1
33 % Apr,
10% Oct
Sub
195% Mar 28
109% Sep
2
5.
40% Sep
8
24
7
18% Jan
,
19
Feb.
16
Jan
16% Oct
Maf 13
7
Oct
86
32% Jan
47% Oct
•
13% Sep, 27
8% Jan
2
3% Jun
128
7
,
23% Mar
35% July 23
40
30
23% Mar
.
July 18
11
Oct
103% Mar 10
35 y4 Dec 15
5
700
94
15%
108
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
*.76% Jan, 25'
*92
4,800
*15%
25(4
—25
:
94
200
16%
15%
I
_8
*92
413/4
33 %
32%
15%
*14
._——_5
33
16
8%
Nopar
_—
32%
56
35%
x20%
Nopar
Inc (James)
Telautograph Corp
33%
*55
20%
>517
■
Talcott
*16
35%
65
2S
Tennessee Corp
*40
16%
'
common——5
—
41%
*16
19%
19 %
25'
$4 preferred
\ $4.40 cum pfd (conv)
Symington Gould Corp
'
56
*40
1,700
2,400
193/4
23
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—7.50
'
*55
94
500
24%
.
35%
100
Ltd„
23%
-
12,400
11 3/4
35%
24
12.50
CO—
11%
-
16%
323
115%
1950—20
——
International
993/4
11%
24 Va
20
115%
50
Co
*98
993/4
11%
24
.
19%
88%
25
,
363/4
36 Va
T_1
A
set
36
57%
*92
88%
4
100'
America (The)__4.16%
21
Oct
pfd
4.40%, preferred
89% Aug 25
110% Jan 29*
1
Oct
Feb
39 J/8 Mar
14
May
Sutherland
8
13% Aug 29
35'% Jan 22'
;
30% May 6
15
Apr 12
32% May 2
Aug
series
2nd
Superior Steel Corp
26% Aug 26'
2
conv
36%
19,500
20%
>100
100
Sunshine BLcults Inc
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
570
Apr 24
preferred
5% %
353/8
41%
333/a
37
No par
common
4%%
Feb
-40
90% Mar 15
34% Mar
Sunray~Oil Corp
•
41,800
16
94
*30%
*9%
No par
preferred
14,000
74'/a
*40
42
16%
17
1
common-
preferred
4%%
6% Sep
.
2
44% Jun
14 *
17
102% Jan
19
10% May
2
4 ye July
25
Sep
Class A
3'
"
8
•105% Dec
5
6% Nov 24
;•
Jan
,
Oct
15 '
69% Aug 11
11% Jan 18
1
16
19% Oct
22 %
17% Oct -6
23% Jan
;
490
4.
13%. Jan
...
May
8% Oct
20
16% Jun
22
.
63
18
Corp
73%
72%
*56
,
27
1
A
71%
13%
No par
common—
53%
16
No par
Chemical
Oil Co
513/4
72%
73%
35%
1
Corp
58
Shares
51%
72
11%
24%
the Week
20 (4
20
Webster
12
24% ;
33
5
$4.50 series
3
67% Oct
10
Sun
Sun
16
10
Sep
81
*98
*92
5
common
36%
99%
37
98%
41%
15
preference
Studebaker
29
6
Inc
74 Va
16%
1
100
Co
74%
*57
5
Sunbeam Corn
101% Jun 27
Jan
•
&
51%
70%
11%
No par
Corp
prior
Stone
8'
18% Oct
114 V4
S
74%
24%
50
Fuller Co
Baer &
5 %
1
Inc
53%
98 Va
1
common
53%
75%
36%
Friday
Oct. 17
Oct. !"■
74 Va'
100
Sales for
Thursday
.
74%
10
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
6
94% Jan
(J P)
Stewart-Warner
Stix
% Mar 24
10% Jan 21*
17
L
Stores
SALE PRICES
not. r>
53
15
common
preferred
Stevens
33
4
79% Jan
119% Jan
-17% Jan
355
Jun
7
Nov
9
1
Feb
93 '
67% Jan
Feb
30% Aug
39 Vt May
26%'May 20
9% Dec
3 % %
2
8
Jersey
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 14
25
preferred
(The)
Sterchi .Bros
11'
•17% Sep
20% Feb
26
Starrett Co
8
18% r'ay
11
44% Jan
convertible
Sterling Drug Inc
30
15%> Oct
15% Jan
-
4%
17
July 3
43% Jan 31
2
New
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 13
No par
3%%, preferred series A
Stand Ry Equip
Mfg Co
Standard Steel Spring common
5
13% July 16
of
Standard Oil of Ohio
25% Sep
2
58% Aug 29
Jun
100 y2
36% Jan
2
Par
3
105% Mar
Jun
Monday
EXCHANGE
50 y8 Jan
17
14
29
LOW
STOCK
31
93% Dec
37 % Jun
SihCe Jan. 1
Lowest
55% Sep
78y4 Oct
59
Apr
58% Jun
Continued—Page It
STOCK8
1951
52
11%
,
4,200
"
800
2,600
510
11%
11%
10%
11%'
10%'
11%'
10%
11%
11%
•6,100
10%'
lOVa
10%
33
10%
33%
10%
33"
3,300
34
32%
33
32%
32%
590
9%
9%
1,700
__1
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
U
13
.15% Mar
Jan, 2
47% Jan
2
12% Jan.
2
37 Ve Jan
10
Sep
52;
112 y4 Feb
19
102
83
Dec,28
96
9l%
Dec
3
107
33% Apr.' 4"
Nov
27
97%
2
68
July 16
Jan
2
93
May 9.
83%:Jan 25
11
94
7
16
36% Sep
3
•'
112 Ve Jan
2
Jan
30
<
109
19
Mar
64%
63Va
633%
62%
63%
17,700
19
4%
nbncumulative
Union
Tank
United
107
1
33% Jan
5%
102 % Mar 20
37% July 25
107
Co
Nopar
Alfcxaft Corp common—_5
convertible4 preferred—100
United Air Lines
2
1
21
Car
i__25
preferred—-50
Inc
common—-10
Preferred 4%% series of 1952-100
United Biscuit of America—_No par
$4.50 preferred
—No par
No par
United-Carr Fastener
No par
4% Apr
25
8
15
May 22
3% Feb
6
Feb
50
7.
4% Jan
69 % July
16% Jun
United
11
10% Feb
2
14
-8
Feb
Corp—__ 10
Corp
(Del).
7%
>
United Electric
United
7
56% Oct
16
64% Jan 30
29% Aug
6
34% Sep 19
18% Feb
1
12% Oct
15 V2 Jan
22% Sep 20
22% Sep 20
13% Jun
2
61% Sep
20
Jun
18
106% Feb
28
18% Nov
8
104% Jan
4
124
Feb
13
164% Dec 29
12% May 24
58% May 19
185
Jan
,167
-.,19
Jan
26
17
16
70
Jan
25
61
1
16
For footnotes see page 20.
8
„
9
96 y2 Jan
11
May
19
_
2
8
9
22
% Sep
2
Mar 19
66
Sep
8
25% Jan
2
10% Oct
8
108
473%
48
475%
47 5%
36%
*98%
36%
100
37%
14,600
106
107%
5,100
481(4'
48%
48-
40
40%
35%
40
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
800
35%
33%
35%
33%
34
34
104%
104 Va
34%
12,400
103%
103%
103%
27%
27%
97%
,
.
26%
97(4
963/4
963%
*96%
35%
34%
34%
33%
106%
106%
*106%
13%
*13%
133/a
200
67%
57%
900
*13%
14
13%
13%
60
60 V2
58%
59%
*27
29%
*27
3%
3%-
67
66%
5
6%
500
27%
108
5
104
97%
*106%
3%'
104
26
35V4
67
103%
1,200
*34%
*106%
98
35
48
5
6%
6%
108
*13 «%
58
29%
58
*27
3%
67
265%
29%
33/4
1
5
•
37%
66%
663%
5
6%
6
5
27
27%
27%
33%
*66
-
5
7,700
97
500
333%
500
50
108
27%
100
3%
5,800
67
650
5
10,400
V2
6%
6%
49
47 Va
48 Va
48
5
47%
16%
16%
163/8
16%
16 3%
16%
16%
16%
3,000
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 3%
14%
14%
14%
4,900
Cos
6%
1,500
180
57%
57%
56%
57%
10,900
25%'
26V4
25%
26
25%
26
15,400
32%
33%"
32®%
323%
32%
32%
U S
Aug 27
Jan
100
47%
No par
j
&
&
$4.50
Jan
*98%
353/a
105%
37% r
1081/44
60
~90
57%
U 8
9
.
98
86%
333/8
U S
May
108
*95%
*85
26%
Apr
119
107
108
~
57%'
•
of
S
1
13%
13 %
12%
12%
"
*12
123%
12%
<
13%
12%
12%
*12%
573%
57
123%
12%
12%
13
"■
9,100
12
12%
12%
12%
15,500
12
12
12 3%
58%
59%
57%
Nopar
*101%
102%
*101%
No par
20
26%
263/4
25%
26%
25
253%
25%
114%
114%
II334
11434
112
113 %
:_100
112%
*173%
174
173%' 173% '
173
Machinery com.,
5
preferred ——
100
173 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
64%
64 Va
64
64
63%
63%
*63
10%
11
10%
10%
103%
11%
11
common
Hoffman
Leather Co
No par
*
2,100
12%
t
No par
1st preferred
Freight Co
Gypsum Co
preferred
4%%
U 8
:
Theatres——__1
Interest
Foreign Securities
•7%
U
Inc
Paramount
Certificates
179
36%
109
100
98
85%
26%
United
20
101% Feb
38
37%
85%
33%
102% Aug
28% Sep
73
*98%
108'%
*95
10
21% Jan
54% Jan
.
85%
100
108
108
98
*84
nited Gas Improvement Co—13%
gnited Merch Mfrs
A
2
21% Jan
26
*99%
*95
50-
United Gas Corp_
Oct
Xl08Val081/4
98
85%
85%
49%
United Fruit Co__
2
30% July 26
12
110
*96
Foundry—_5
Coal
Engineering
24% Jan
16
*109%
900
100
preferred
18
,
1
-
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
21% Jan 15
May
Carton
&
•"$3.50 convertible preferred——100
United
11
74
Board
United Clg-Whelan 8tores com:.30c
9
5% Mar 21
2
6% Aug 11
47% Oct 16
3
Sep 18
17% Feb
73% Feb 13
25% Oct.. 8
31% Dec 20
1,800
63%
United Carbon Co
16
,28% Jan
443%
11
12% Jan 22
.
44
70% Mar 19
Nov
24% Mar
45%
33% Feb
Oct
19% May 24
49% Jun
2
14% Oct
99
44
17
Apr 21
38% Apr
46
17
25
12
45%
64%
27% Oct
88
14% July 12
17% May 1
46%
64
20
No par
6
12
8
1,200
45%
123%
8
5% Oct
25
2,900
49%
123%
9
58% Nov
July* 2
12%
493%
8
65% Oct
8% Dec 12
12%
"
125%
13% Sep
57% Oct
31
5
12 Va
50
12%
101% Jan
Jan
36
„
24% May
91% M-av
30 y4 Jan
Mar 13
Sep
2i
"
3
12
50
12%
Union Oil of California—
42% Aug 12
,35% Dec 18
12%
50%
12%
Union Pacific RR Co common——50
1.
101 y« Jan
Carbon
12%
50
123%
i
28
May
&
12%
50%
12%
•
1
Jan
Carbide
12%
50%
5
9
1
31/4 Jun
17% Jan
45% July
37% May
100
——1
No par
Corp
121% Mar 31
9
28
Jan
Apr 21
Jan
35
19
.
4
18
56% Nov
104
(The)—
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No par
Preferred $3.70 series
NO par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred
$4 seriesNo par
Apr 30
98
July 31
5
91% Jun
15
35%-Oct
6
Jan
Union
j
45'/a'Jan
3
26%
111
2
3
26% Jan
Dec
Feb 27
2
21 1
68
Jan
Feb
15% Aug 22
44% Mar 13
X19
50
.4iy» May
10
43 y8 Jun 25
Jan
2
26
Unioft Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union Bag & Paper Corp_
104
;
Dec
Underwood
"6..
40
100% Nov 26
101
-4
14% Aug
,52;,
Jun;29
26% July 2
29% Jan.
56 y8 Feb
3
Cdylite Corp
1
109% Jan
36
22% Jan
Mar
,42% Oct
26
44% Dec
Jan
25
57
Mar 17
•
15% Feb 22
43 % Jun
66% July 30
16
11% Jun
21
Oct
49% Apr
May 11
15% Oct
4
100% Nov 26
-
12
58
58% Mar. 28
96% Oct
3
59
102%
57
101%
58
101%
58%
*101%
*173
20%
123%
59
300
4,700
102%
10
26%
2,300
2,200
113
174
20%
200
64
5,700
100
11%
6,500
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1488)
Year
*
29
20% Feb
7% Dec
28
8% Jan
12
x36 % Nov
29
Jan
43
28
7% Feb
13
39 %
July 29
U
67
Jan
Sep
26% Oct
19
4
U
16
34% Mar 21
U
x81% Jun
17
90
56
5
66
Dec 27
84 % Mar
29
Nov
24
42% Feb
86 % Dec
4
96% Feb
8
14
6
106% Oct
9
Oct
6
76% Oct
30
8
61
3
68% May 29
42% Jan 30
144
Jan 24
92 v2 Dec
.
94
151
Mar 28
45
57% July
67 % Mar
3
16
136 % Jan
2
53% Oct
16
Jan
31
27'A July
22% Oct
12i% July"_2
37% Jun
29
47% Jan
30
138 V* Dec
26
153% Jan
19
138% May 16
18% Jan
3
20% Mar 20
19% Jun
5
23
37 % Dec
21
43% Aug 27
36% July 25
5% Jan
7
U
29
U
41
Feb
17
9
Sep
18
7
96% Jan
Jan
24
94
4% Jan
24
22
89
18
2% Apr 23
24% July 25
27
9% Jun
28
Jan
24
13
27% Jun
8
5% Jan
9
2y• May 15
26
Oct
6
Oct
15
12
1 %
Sep
3% Jan
2
2
29
27
x27 v*
Nov
21
170% Jan
8% Jun
4
14 V* Sep
Jun
21
64
Oct
26
19
26% Jan
10
29% Dec
31
24
57
May 23
28% Apr II
34
Jan
8
14
Apr
17
17% Jan
5
23% Oct 23
27% Jun
13
31
28% Oct
23% Apr 23
51
23
11
Aug
Apr
11
33% Sep
*583/4
27%
27%
263/4
*86 %
88%
♦86%
♦95
96
28
23%
22%
139%
138%
22%
23
189%
59
54
56%
63
63
38%
373A
38%
37%
140%
140%
140%
140%
533A
193/4
19%
37%
*88%
1%
4
43,100
1403A
*140%
1,400
19%
19%
4,200
*37%
37%
93/a
9 3A
9%
88%
88%
*88%
2%
3
•243A
25
*243A
1%
213/4
•22
25
•243A
1%
1%
22%
21%
24%
24%
•161
b
*24%
12%
12%
12%
100
62
62
62
62%
31
31
30%
31
303/a
39%
353A
.
161%
1%
12%
•62
161%
123/4
63
900
91
100
2,500
25
X
1%
4,200
300
300
25
10
161%
30%
13
4,600
63
♦62
30%
200
9%
22%
12%
12%
163
3
161%
•161
*159%
190
6
3
3
25
1%
5,300
140%
*57/a
No par
Light Co
200
38
19%
1
preferred
%%
63
38
213A
25
25
56%
37%
3
1%
380
55%
25
23
19,600
139
63
5%
91
no
23%
223/4
138%
5%
100
preferred
95%
9%
♦88%
91
3%
*22
6,300
88%
95
6
9
25
•
27%
*86%
37%
*37%
*5%
9%
.
63
19%
37%
6
3
300
55%
*62%
19%
25
59%
22%
140%
50
1
1
900
59%
138'A
138
38
Utah Power &
6
88%
63%
9%
36%
96
38%
58
100
36%
•
27
96
3,500
9%
59%
193/4
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
July 28
65
59%
*5%
8%
6
13% Jan
169
14
Jan
59%
88%
*63
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_Nopar
7
26% Jan
2
May
156
•
593/4
37%
Co common
convertible preferred
Universal American Corp
25% Jan 30
21% May 27
22% Jan
155
28
36%
No par
S Tobacco
4%
18
22 v2 Jun
36%
23
noncum
7%
19
Jan
36%
139
10
1st preferred
100
S Smelting Ref h Mln com—50
1% preferred
50
S 8teel Corp common
No par
1% preferred
100
S Rubber Co common
United
27
Jun
4% Jan
36%
96
273A
20%
'8
263/4
37
*95
Shares
20%
8%
*86%
the Week
Oct. 17
20%
*8
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
Feb
Nov
2% Dec
87
26
7% Jan
27
Corp common
preferred series A
3 % % preferred series B
*59%
20%
«
8
noncumulatlve preferred—25
Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores |4.20 noncu 2d pfd_5
U
13
May 18
7% Apr 10
10% Jan 11
5% Jun
S Plywood
8%
6
87 '/a Mar
37% May 15
U
2
146% Feb
S
363A
20
10
1
100
100
3%%
Mar 28
102% Jan
July 24
preferred
Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
S Pipe &
8
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 16
20%
20%
20 3/4
8%
*8
4Ya%
8% Mar 24
13
Jun
36
Oct. 15
20%
Monday, October 20, 1952
,
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 14
U S Lines Co common—
23% July 21
S
18% Jan
16
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
.
Oct. lit
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Jun
-
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
1951
Highest
Lowest
17
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
.
CtBtiouetf—P«f» 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
.
.
400
30%
2,400
37%
10,000
14%
3,100
X
39%
34% July 13
Apr
24% Oct
Dec
31
100% Jan
18
87% Sep
9
29
10% Jan
3
28% Dec
28
19% Oct
1«
93% Apr
29% Jan
of America—No par
2.50
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5% noncumulatlve preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3 V2 %
preferred
100
19
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
112% Jun
29
Dec
21
Apr
30
137% Jan
19
*122
21% Jan
2
110% Jan
8
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Virginia Ry Co common
25
6% preferred
25
Visklng Corp (The)
5
10
30% Jan
2
40% Sep
13
13% July
2
19
Oct
9
29
14
Dec
33% Feb
July 24
26
23% July
Jan
5
2
115% Dec
14
116
105% Jan
9
115% Dec
19
116
104
25% Nov 26
88
140
xllO
Nov
28
•116% Feb
95
Nov
26
106% Jan
26
18% Jan
3
17
3
125
1
"32
Dec
21
103 % May
7
29
38% Dec
6
3
8
33 % Apr
94
27
31% Mar
July 16
35% Jan
Dec
29
103
Jan
May 29
37% Jan
14
4
31
Jun 13
44% Jan 11
_
35 % May
20
7
32
13
2
22
8
18
Jan
18
t
31% Oct
2
Vulcan Detinning Co common
37%
14%
14%
143A
29%
29%
293/a
11%
31
11%
103A
11
23%
233/4
23%
23%
23%
•125
128
*125
127
*125
127
*125
127
*125
127
•125
23%
127
'125
127
•125
127
26%
*89
20%
25%
27%
26%
26%
91
*89
26%
20
20%
•121
123%
19%
*121
400
10%
7,600
*23%
23%
1,000
26%
26%
*89
25%
243A
*122
25%
.......
1,400
26%
91
20%
20%
123%
25'A
26
29%
103A
91
♦89
91
203A
124%
14%
•29
20%
5,800
123%
25%
5,600
25%
80
114%
114%
*113%
113%
114
114
102%
*101%
114%
102%
113%
*101%
*101%
102%
101%
101%
*101
102%
♦101
102 %
•100%
101%
*100%
101%
100
—
35
300
293A
800
36
36
600
16%
16%
500
30
30
60%
60%
35
35%
35%
*343A
35 %
•343A
X29%
29%
29%
29%
293%
29%
36%
36%
36 Ya
36 Ya
36
36
17
17
17
17
16%
17
35
*29%
30%
*29%
30%
•29%
60%
•593/4
*29%
30%
60%
20
preferred
1%
37
14%
29%
11%
div partlc preferred
6 %
115% May 13
24
x27% Jan
12
71% Feb
2
2
16% Apr
28% Mar
48
Oct
20% Jan
20
16% July
Sep 16
Jan
103 % May
98% Jan 22
29% Jun
-
26'A Aug 19
Mar 12
95
11
125% Aug 29
Apr
120
1
20
22% Mar
25% Feb
363A
39%
14%
*29%
Inc
Van Raalte Co
30
14%
Co
Van Norman
4
16
Jan
15% Jan 23
16
10% Oct
9
Vanadium Corp
45% Aug 14
60%
20
W
54"% Jun 25
11
Dec
Jun
29
45% May 24
8% Jan
17 %
12% Oct
4
Feb
2
23
17 y2 Jan
12
98
Jan
12
26
12
Jun
CLOSED
7
Walker
10% Jan
30
(Hiram)
Walworth Co
20% Oct
10
Ward
5
Jun
5
Jun
29
15% Oct
5%%
Warner
30
Warner-Hudnut
20% Jan
16
5
Jan
23
34% Feb
7
27% May 15
33
Feb
5
1
25% Jan
Oct
317/a Sep
27% Sep
3
24
16
May
19% Feb
19
12
17
%
Mar
23 % May 25
27
15% July
20% Oct
19% Oct
2
29
25% Feb
4
5
13% Dec
12
18% Feb
13
7% Jan
2
11% Oct
19
Jan
25 '
29
Jun
Oct
3
4
16
82
Dec
31
89% Feb
15
30
Mar 14
41% Oct
17
28
20% July 25
30 V Jan
27
21% May
29% Jan
Jan
27
24
Nov 27
101
11% Jan 19
Oct
Webster
32% Jan
.
Wesson
27% Sep
2
35% Sep
106 y2 Mar 18
29% Dec *-4t
>112% Jan 23
Feb 14
107
26
2
5
18
Feb
7
2
.
96% Jan
2
110% Sep
103% Apr
Jan
9
102
19
Jun
22
107% Feb
2
15% July 30
20% Feb
13
12
Sep 17
Mar 14
98% Sep
111
Feb
19
72
Jun
75
106
Aug
8
98
15% Jan
18
10
54
Oct
8
29
29% Feb
32% Nov
8
Apr
46 % Apr
18 % Oct
30
26
15
54% Apr 22
24% Jun 13
2
34% Oct
14
42% Jun 13
54% Oct
8
46% Feb
20
62
94% Jan
24
32% Jun 28
47% Feb
18
24% July
28% July 30
34% Jan
2
89
Mar
37
Oct
42% Oct 15
6
104 y8 Feb
7
95 % Jan
30% July
2
42% Oct
6
34
Jan
19
127
46% Oct
15
Feb
8
33% Jun
28
126
7% July
5
12% Jan
25
16
64
Jan
41% Jun
29
46% Feb
6
July
29% Sep
6
42% Apr 17
26% Feb 20
45
23% Jun 25
Sep
12% July
21% Jan
2
Aug 17
2
86% Jan 25
48
x32% Jun
13% Jan
8
39% Jan
2
41% Oct
8
27% Oct
45% Jun 25
59% Feb
2
15% July
2
19% Jan
47% Jan
2
30% Jan
4% July
2
48
\
7
40y4Oct
16
60% Jan
2
17
15
Oct
15
17% Jan 24
71% Feb IS
68
Jan
1
5% Feb
8
t?1? ..and ®sked P^ces;
distributed,
x
*
Ex-dividend,
4% Aug 29
no sales on
y
Ex-rights.
86
Oct
14
5% Jan 29
this day.
130
104%
*101
102'A
•101
102 %
101
101
*100
102
18%
*33%
35%
57
53%
55%
54%
55
953A
97
97%
97%
97
97%
37%
38
37
37%
37
37%
9,000
25
25%
24%
25%
25%
25%
11,600
41%
42%
40%
41%
41%
41%
26,600
983A
99%
41
'
98%
98 y8
99
99%
1,300
39%
40
40%
40 3/4
1,000
4,300
97%
10
37%
38
25%
25%
421/4
42%
99%
99%
41
41% "
*40%
*123%
18%
*34
%r
*123 %
•123%
34%
337/a
34%
83
82%
83
28%
28%
29%
1,000
253A
253/4
253/4
25%
1,900
4,000
34%
83
84
*
28%
29
•273/4
26
26
25%
25%
233/B
Willys-Overland Motors common—X
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
10%
78
common—No par
9%
9%
No par
69%
69 %
9
13
13%
*12%
20%
*20%
W)
10
Co
23%
*136
*53
24%
23%
138
*136
93A
77
9
9%:
69%f.
13%
"
77
*68%
20%
100
Woodward Iron Co
(F
10'A
75%
X
10
preferred
Woolworth
9%
78%
10
Wisconsin Elec power Co com
6%
10%
'•<
20%
23%:
52
11%
53
10
•68%
70
12%
12%
*123/4
13
20%
20%
20%
23 %
*136
23%
233/4
138
51
*136
•'
51%
24
7,100
*51%
52%
1,000
43%
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
6,900
29%
28%
29%
28 Ya
29
28%
28%
3,200
100
100
80%
107
81%
73%
81%'
80%
5
10%
10%
34
34
•103
80%
*80
108
x73
73
723A
73
10%
10%
10%
103/a
34%
34%
34%
1.100
19%
9,600
28%
27%
27%
900
40'A
40%
41
413/4
14,900
15 %
15
15%
15%
15%
1,600
84%
80%
82%
82%
83%
10,100
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
1,400
Special
sales
wd When
*28%
28%
28%
28%.
27%
413/4
42%
40%
41%
No par
15 Ya
15 %
15
No par
1
84 3A
86
81
a Deferred
1,000
46
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
reorganization,
10%
34%
19%
44%
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for company's
30
1,000
343A
18%
44%
4%
130
72%
19%
19%
46
4%
107
72%
10%
45
18%
4%
81
*103
107
*105
34
73%
25
*80%
K
108
par
44%
Corp
20%
138
43%
19%
Corp
200
500
1,400
29%
46%
Products
700
7,500
43%
46 Ya
Zonite
9%
par
19%
Zenith Radio
12,400
69%
1
Steel Door
10%
80
9%
50
Youngstown
3,100
10
Corp common
convertible preferred
4%%
23%
783A
9%
200
23%
77
11%
30%
9%
69%
170
*293A
/
138
53%
1,800
82 %
34%
85
29%
24%
200
14,100
33%
34%
84
29%
23%
353A
*125
22%
Grocery Co—:
3,000
18%
35%
24%
Lovett
1,600
19%
19%
54%
34%
493A
50%
18%
57%
100
3,300
493/4
493A
20
10%
50%
.
49%
109%
10
10
*24%
&
30
*33%
10
12%
100
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Jan
7,000
107%
*103
5
York
34
33%
*106%
104%
30
3
lfl
33%
107%
33%
.
11%
3
Sep 29
33%
107
*103
34
30
Inc
140
104%
11%
21% Oct
49
3,200
11%
40% Jan
I
14
14
2
I9
253A
25%
107%
333/4
97
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Jun
11
25
♦103
57
No par
100
16
17% Jun
Jan
37% Dec
24%
>.
-107%
19%
13% Feb
Jan
2,100
104%
34%
75% Jan
83% Feb
116% Sep
71
29
51
2
8
97% Feb 20
17
*283/4
1073/4
33%
107%;
19'A
Worthlngton Corp common
No
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No
76% Jan
6
79% Apr
3
32% Sep
28%
,
*103
34%
10% Oct
84'/a Mar 12
108
69% Nov 21
25
28
30
Co
900
82
X30
&
1,000
10%
26%
81%
Xll%
19
Oct
25%*
10%
263/4
82%
12%
Winn
51
24%
26%
10%
26%
*82
31%
15
0
283A
10%
11%
21% Sep
54% Dec
82
28%
♦10
26%
82
*30'%
14% Jan
25% Aug 11
Jun 26
26%
common—1
20
12% Aug 18
137
10%
27
82
50%
1
White Sewing Machine
Prior
preference
15% Apr
21% May
7
10%
*108%
Co
17% NOV 19
3
25
com
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Jan
Jun
Motor
13
2
*26%
109%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
75% Feb
15
1,300
9%
Instrument—12.50
Electric
16
128% Jan
500
12%
10
preferred series B
3.80%
Weston
69 Ya Oct
8
2P/4
12
•108%
Telegraph
Wilson
10
75% Jan 25
RR
2
23% Dec
90
Pacific
22
140% Jan
*21
12%
10%
preferred—100
Preferred series A
87% Oct
4
45
2nd
12% Jan
15
21%
12%
109%
Auto Supply Co
15
Dec
21%
123/4
93A
Western Maryland Ry common—100
Oct
17% Jan
128
22%
12%
•108%
10% Oct
87% Feb
213/4
13
10%
2
28
6,500
22
108%
Wilcox OH Co
71% Dec
8,000
17%
103/a
27% Aug 29
2
25%
17
108%
1
v
25
17
100
17% Jan
4
25%
17
1,800
SO
9
25
16%
3,000
Apr
8% Mar
25%
16%
12%
21
65% Feb 27
25%
17
73%
28
9
1,000
26
73%
14% Jan
4
5,200
313/4
12%
32
Feb
1,100
29
31%
-
12%
8
Jan
27%
28%
31%
;
74%
29% Jan
75
27%
28%
31%
28
.
12%
36% July 31
15% Jan
27%
29%.
31%
28
31%
,
73
White
12
2
27%
28%
31%
12%
2
21
28
29%
3,100
77
29% Jan
28
27%
5,900
=
12%
25% July 10
10% Aug
4
Jun
12
15%
75%
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The 8 S)
20
65% Dec
15%
12%
7
15% Jan 26
15%
78
34% Jan
Apr 28
15%
12%
89% Jan 22
30
153/4
77%
41% Jan 30
80
15%
par
6
28% NOV 20
Oct
Mar 20
15%
1
WestlnghoUse Electric com,
127
100
100
5
17
33% Oct
0
31% May
4
23% Mar 19
12
Mar 20
100
Ino
Lines
42% Oct
14
90
12%
v
No par
pfd
preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C
West Virginia Coal & Coke
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No
4%% preferred—
4.20 %
Western
1,700
12%
34%
Electric Co
West Penn Power 4%%
noncum
20
104
12%
«
'4%
19%
*101%
19%
102
12
253A
Western
102
2,400
12%
25'A
Western Air
19%
19%
102
200
8%
8%
83/a
*
West
Penn
8%
12
29
Westinghouse Air Brake
4
42% July 31
19%
102
283/4
convertible preferred—No par
Corp
1
Kentucky Coal Co
4
West
8%
12%
West Indies Sugar
Western Union
100% Aug
20
103
82
16
94
38% Sep
2
com—2.50
Snowdrift
95% July 15
45% Feb 11
23
*19%
•101%
*10%
Tobacco Inc.
Oct
25
26
July
2
8
8%
1,500
22
28% Oct
Mar 27
84% Jun
29% Jan
25 v*
Jan
Oct
8%
700
44%
44
44
16%
27% Jan 30
4
16
24% May 14
35% Feb 20
93% Dec
125
7
49% Mar
46% May 24
84 v* July
9
6
3
109% July 15
8
15
Jun
18
Jan
106% Jan
40% Jan
11% Jan 15
16% Jan 29
83
6
27
9% Oct
16
9
8%
43%
12%
273A
25%
(The)
Knitting Mills
&
45
400
12%
*27%
12
273A
31%
Co
Motor
Oil
44%
.
29
Wayne Pump Co
$4
7
May
41% Jan
16
96% Dec
95
5
84
44%
12
•27%
13
&
Wash Wat Pow Co
Wayne
27%
273/4
Pipe
Foundry
Petroleum Corp
Washington Gas Light Co—
3
14% July 31
12%
15%
Warren
Waukesha
60%
11%
27%
♦12
12%
Inc
Warren
23% Sep
9% May
26% May
DAY
.100
Pictures—
Bros
18V2 Jan 21
1
S
1
80% Feb 28
36%
29% July 18
35% Jan 30
,
COLUMBUS
1
Co common—
preferred—
5
25
19% Nov
43
Baking
Jun
15% Feb
104
.No par
2.50
G & W
60%
273/4
44%
EXCHANGE
.No par
12%
27%
.No par
Walgreen Co
25
16% Jun 25
28
26
STOCK
Waldorf System
51% Jan
11
Jun
15 % Sep
104
23
11% Mar 28
100
preferred.
12% Aug
6
29% Jan 14
27% May 20
42% Apr 29
8'A Oct 16
15
21%
July 27
97% Oct
*
17
Wabash RR 4%?*
Jan 30
64
Apr
11% Jan
13% Feb 13
X29% Feb 13
56% Oct 13
29
27
55
delivery.
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a
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Volume 176
Number 5161
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.; ;
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Bond Record
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The italic letters In the column headed
Figures
after
WEEKLY
-
"Interest Period"
decimal
point
YEARLY
-
Indicate In each
represent
one
month when
the
case
of
32d
more
or
the
Year
109.8
May
GOVERNMENT
1951
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
9
109.9
100.4
Apr
Highest
96.1
103.2
98.7
Dec~31
Jan~16
103.2
—
July 16
95.7
Dec
27
96.20 Ndv
8
96.24 Dec
4
96.19 Jan
99.9
-
15
99.18
Low
Low
High
HIGH
SALE
PRIOES
Thursday
Wednesday
*
Low
High
Friday
Low
High
Sales for
Oct. 17
Oct. 16
Oct. 15
the Week
Low
High
High
♦103
103.4
*103
103.4
*103
103.4
*103
♦104.4
104.8
*104.4
104.8
*104.2
104.6
*104.2
104.6
2%s
1958-1963
•106.2
106.6
*106.2
106.6
*105.30
106.2
*105.30
106.2
2%s
1960-1963
•108.2
108.6
*108
108.4
*107.30
108.2
*107.28
108
2%«
1956-1958
•100.14
100.18
•100.16
100.20
♦100.18
100.22
*100.18
100.22
1962-1967
*97.18
97.22
1963-1968
*97.4
27
•97.24
97.28
*97.20
97.24
*97.30
98.2
97.8
*97.8
97.12
*97.10
97.14
*97.10
97.14
2fts
Jun 1964-1969
96.14
96.14
♦96.18
96.22
*96.20
96.24
*96:18
96.22
1,000
2ftt
Dec 1964-1969
96.9
96.9
♦96.14
96.18
*96.16
96.20
*96.12
96.16
1,000
2fta.
1965-1970
STOCK
*96.8
96.12
♦96.10
96.14
*96.12
96.16
*96.10
96.14
1966-1971
EXCHANGE
*96.4
96.8
♦96.6
96.10
*96.8
96.12
*96.8
96.12
CLOSED
*96.2
96.6
*96.4
96.8
*96:6
96.10
*96.6
*96.6
96.10
*96.6
96.10
*96.16
96.20
♦9616
*96.2
96.6
*96.4
96.8
*96.16
96.20
*99.24
99.28
♦99.26
99.30
*99.28
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2fts
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
93.8
29
18
100.3
Jan
100.3
2s
1952-1953
2s
—Jun 1952-1954
"*99.22
99.24
2s
Dec 1952-1954
•99.15
99.18
2s
—1953-1953
•100.16
100.20
Mar 18
18
Oct
16
96. 4
Jun 1967-1972
2V^s——- .—Sep 1067-1972
2fts
Dec 1967-1972
2%«
—1957-1959
2%s
COLUMBUS
DAY
1958
2fts
__1952-1955
99.30
•99.28
96.20
100
99.30
*100.1
100.3
*100.1
100.3
*100.1
100.3
101.24
*101.20
101.24
*101.18
101.22
*101.16
101.20
*98.22
98.26
*98.24
98.28
*98.28
99
*98.26
*97
97.4
*97.4
97.8
*97.10
97.14
*57.3
97.12
*96.26
96.30
*97
97.4
*97.8
97.12
*97.6
97.10
*99.17
99.19
*99.18
99.20
*99.15
99.18
*99.15
99.18
*
—Dec 1959-1962
2s
*99.28
96.10
•101.20
Jun 1959-1962
2fts
100
*99.28
99.30
*99.26
96.10
*96.6 '
•100.2
1956-1959
2fts—
99.25
♦99.23
v
•100
1954-1956
2fts
98.30,
•
*
1952-1955
3s
as-year
Apr
13-year 3s_
'30-year 3fta
23-year 3%s_.__
97. 24 Feb
Sep 26
2ft»_
2fts
"100.2
•100.1
'
*100.2
100.3
*100.2
100.3
*100.2
100.3
♦99.23
99.25
*99.24
99.26
99.18
99.18
*99.20
99.22
*99.20
99.26
•100.16
100.20
*100.16
100.20
*100.16
100.20
93.8
93.8
4
*99.25
99.27
July 15 1972
1 1976h
Oct
•
94
•92
.Mar
♦92
1973
*96
*92
92.24
92.24
11981
2s serials of '60 due Feb 15 1953
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954
2s serials of '66 due Feb 15 1955
•
94
98
>
94
''
92.16
*96
93.8
17.000
92
13,000
*92
94
98
•96
93.8
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94
"
*96
98
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
♦99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
♦99.16
100.16
•98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98:16
100
*98.16
100
100.16
•99.16
2s serials of '60 due Feb 15 1956
Is serials of 'SO due Feb 15 1957
2s serials of '30 due Feb 15
--
♦99.16
*99.16
100.16
•
98.16
*
'■
a
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
•96
97.16
*96
97.10
*96
97.16
*96
♦95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
2s serials of '60 due Feb 15 1959
ka,
No Stdett transacted this day.
20,000
92
*92
98
'
*90
94
92.16
*92
<
1958
•Bid and asked price:
.
*
^International Bank for
'
Reconstruction & Development
96 ,28 Aug
15
95.8
2ft*
.
96.17 Mar 18
Oct~15
Jan
2 ft*
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
ZIIZ
102.18 Jan
Bonds($)
103.4
1956-1959
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
96.20 Mar 18^
92.16 Oct
■
Aug 20
97.24 Nov
Oct. 14
1955-1960
9
100.3
101.28 Jan
-
13
Oct
102.18 Jan 29
Mar"~l
100.19
Tuesday
Oct. 13
2%s
13
96.17 Mar 18
__
Oct"~4
100
96.14 Oct
II
Aprl3
100.21
July 16
13
96.20 Mar 18
__
Apr~l8
Monday
2%a
9
96.9
97.17
BONDS
STOCK
mature.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
96.14 Oct
—
YORK
EXCHANGE
May 10
98.20 July 16
NEW
bonds
point.
a
LOW AND
Range for Previous
Lowest
Exchange
♦94
96
*94
96
*94
96
2s serials of '60 due Feb 15 I960
2s serials of '60 due Feb 15 1961
2a serials of '50 due Feb 13 1962
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
♦91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
92.16
*90.16
"92.10
*90.16
92.16
Odd lot transactions,
r
'
'
'
98:16
97.16
:
*94
97
96
Registered bond transactions.
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 17
Friday
BON D 8
Interest
New Yerk Bteek Exchange
Perlsd /
Last
Week'sRange
er
,
Sale Priee
Friday's
Friday
.
Bid A Asked
Low
Bends
1 Sold *
High
Range Slnee
"
No.
Jan. 1
Low
New Yerk Cl»
Unification Issue—
*
k*
'
;
'
bonds
High
Braxll
Last
Interest
:
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Priee
Week's
er
,
Low
(continued)—
i%
Corporate
Stock
__June-Dec
*—
Sfts series No.
16
June-Dec
Sfts series No.
11
..June-Dec
3fts
series No.
12
—June-Dec
series No.
3fte
.jane-Dee
1980
101
101
101 ft
87
100ft
HO/j
♦
Beads
9
series No.
Range Slnee
Sold
High
No.
*86
Sfts
Transit
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
85
Jan. 1
Low
81
High
88
82
92
81ft
77%
813/4
85
77
530
80 ft
13
_June-Dcc
81
81
No.
14
—June-Dec
7.9 ft
75
82
Sfts series No.
15
—June-Dec
79%
76
Sfts series No.
16
—June-Dec
78
Sfts
17
—June-Dec
Ifts series
'
series No.
Sfts series No.
80
.June-Dec
18
June-Dec
—June-Dec
No.
21
June-Dec
Sfts series No.
22
June-Dec
81ft
Sfts
28
June-Dec
80
Sfts series No.
24.
June-Dec
Sfts series No.
25—.
Sfts series No.
*
Wertheim & Co.
Telt phone
19
20
26
Sfts series
"
Members New York Stock Exchange
Ttintype
series
series No.
80 ft
80 %
77
76 W- 76 ft
No.
Sfts series No.
Sfts
Foreign Securities
80%
76%
80
82
76ft
80%
82ft
83ft
77%
»83
80ft
77
80 %
75
80 ft
79
80%
79%
80
79 ft
June-Dec
82
77
81 ft
.June-Dec
120
Broadway, New York
NY
83
series No.
27
June-Dec
Sfts series No.
28
June-Dec
81ft
77
Sfts series No.
29
June-Dec
81
76%
81
Sfts series No.
R Ector 2-2300
30—.
June-Dec
75%
81
Sfts
1-1693
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
Mar-Sept
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
Feb-Aug
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f I bonds 1978-Jan-jul]/
Canada (Dominion of) 3%s 1961—
Jan-July
25-year 2%s 1974
Mar-Sept
15-year
2%
1975
*
Mar-Sept
A Carlsbad
(City)
8s
1954
Jan-July
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f f bds 1978_Jan-July
IA Chile (Republic) external • f 7s 1943—May-Wow
*101 ft
AExternal
10-year
sec
sink
fd
7s
8s s t $ bonds
3rd
•86
88 ft
91%
*86
88 ft
91%
*95
„
"
94
63 ft
1
*65
•65
•65
63
67%
.
*53
54%
58
May-Wow
*34 ft
37
423/4
AExternal
67%
40
6
assented
1942
AExternal sinking fund
AOs assented 1960
67%
67
63
40
IA 7s
67%
63
63
— —
*65
40
67%
63
——
■
*65
1957-Aprll-Ocf
1978
65
63
—
98
63
64
—
63 ft
Jan-Jaly
ser
'
99
*65
102
97 ft
102
40 ft
40 ft
102 ft 1023/4
101%
103 ft
94 ft
973/8
943/4
97%
55
78
40 ft
Oaldas
*
63 ft
97ft
101% 101ft
Brisbane
Foreign Government and Municipal
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Colombia) —
IA Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1947™-Feb-Aag
A Guaranteed
sinking fund 6s 1948—-April-Oct
Akershus (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—_Mar-8ep
lAAntloquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—J an-July
IA External sinking fund 7s ssr B 1945—Jan-July
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1945__Jan-Jaly
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-Jaly
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser l957_AprU-Oc»
A External sec sink fd 7s 3nd ser
1957-Aprll-Oct
47
AOs
sinking fund
assented
Feb
*94 %
*94 ft
6s Feb 1961
953/b
40%
41
55
*53
(City) external 5s 1958—
Australia (Commonwealth) 5s 1955.
10-year 3fts 1956.
10-year 3%s 1957—r
10-year 3fts 1967
10-year Sfts 1966
15-year 3%s 1902Belgium (Kingdom of) 6s 1955—
External
103
-Jan-Jtuy
101%
.Feb-Aay
•Jaae-Deo
AExternal
s
3.6%)
—June-Dee
-Jaae-Deo
reduced to 1.5%)
1976
funding bonds of 1931 due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
to
3.375%)
External dollar bonds of
3 ft a series No. 1
1
36
43 ft
53 ft
1
53 ft
58
35 ft
43
53 ft
53 ft
~1
34
34
53 ft
58 ft
34
43
55
Sfts
series
No.
86
__
58 ft
—
*86 ft
.
April-Oct
Jaae-Deo
(Interest
June-Dee
59 ft
59 ft
„
*89
—
•50
—
Aprh-Oct
(Plan B)
—
■'
60
•
.June-Dee
—June-Dee
4
—June-Dee
Sfts
series
No.
6_
assented
June-Dec.
37%
*34%
Afay-Nov
1963
fund $ bonds 2%a-3s 1993
58
32 ft
32 ft
34
65
95
67%
86
91
For Financial Institutions
86
1
58 ft
—
50%
64%
86
5
—
.
59 ft
FOREIGN
SECURITIES
91ft
58
64%
92 ft
70
57
65 ft
78%
FIRM TRADING
MARKETS
95
61ft
6
—
—
623/4
—
60
24
.June-Dee
8%s
series No.
7.
.June-Dec
Sfts
series
8.
76%
4
76 ft
6
«
June-Dec
AOs
Bxtl sink
53 ft
53 ft
113%
92
79
A
25.
883/4
61ft
76 ft
8.
No.
page
90
407/e
108
108
6
—
75 ft
No.
series
see
83
58 ft
37
53 ft
May-Nov
sinking fund 6s 196S
65
*34 ft
84
HARL MARKS & HOe iNCe
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
—
series
footnotes
843ft
102%
1951
Ifts
For
AExternal
75 ft
*85 ft
—
—.
—
813/4
75 ft
82 ft
76
■
-
~
New York 4, N. Y.
Teletype NY 1-971
85 ft
75%
Telephone HAnover 2-0050
82 ft
82%
—.
50 Broad St.,
84 ft
77
79
__
—
75 ft
78
83
I
J
■
43
*53 '
(Interest
Sfts
No.
90%
37ft
*34 ft
•
.June-Dee
2
96%
95%
3
sinking
(Interest
1979
1944
3
61
—
Jan-July
1961
58 ft
36
♦34ft
34
fund 6s Bept 1961—Mar-Sept
AOs assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
AExternal sinking fund 6s
1962
April-Oct
A6s assented
1962
:
April-Oct
85 ft
20
—
»_
April-ocl
Stamped pursuant to Plan A. (Interest
reduced to 3.375 %)
1979
AprB-Oet
AExternal s f 6fts of 1927 durl98T
AprU-Oet
reduced
♦89
—
Jan
92%
__
112ft 112ft
—
f 6fts of 1926 doe 1987
1%
88
•1033/a
102%
assented
AExternal
92
2
88%
87 ft
88
June-Dee
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 1.375%)
1979
A7s (Central Ry)
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
89 ft
105
1003/a
6
17
88%
.Feb-Aug
—Jon-July
1978
94
100
114
953ft
89
(U 8 of) external 6s 1941
June-Dee
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
to
943/4
93%
IA Br axil
reduced
1
101% 1013/4
__
—June-Dec
sinking fund 7s 1955.
103
47
53 ft
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
AOs
__Jun-Deo
47
36
Feb-Aug
1961
:
*53
*
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
6s 1960
953/4
'
Antwerp
81ft
42 ft
32 ft
41%
,21
Number 5161
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.;.
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FRIDAY
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111
115%
103%
103% 103%
52
*
102%
105
June-Dec
111%
111% 112%
Feb-Aug
94%
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
debentures
92
*100
61
Jan-July
debentures
1963
1964
3s
110%
18
93%
113% 114'/a
19
113%
118
116
115% 116%
716
114%
117%
99% 100
ol
99%
98%
99 Va
29
98
101%
100% 100%
67
100
101'/a
99%
1962—AprtZ-Oct
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
1977
115%
86
94%
113%
Jan-July
1969
debentures
100% 101
76%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
American Tobacco Co debentures
1922
96%
Co—
1986
debs
conv
98%
92
—~
Jan-June
2%s convertible debentures 1957
3%s debentures 1973—.
3%s convertible debentures 1959
2%s debentures 1971
!
14%
70%
June-Dec
debs
f
s
2%s debentures 1982
27/as debentures 1987—
8%
100
3%s
1975
convertible
80
*96
May-Nov
1966
debentures
1980
debentures
1
*105
Feb-Aug
1964
8
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
98%
100%
94%
96%
101
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
new
assented
(1942
agree't)
1963_Jan-JuIy
*17%
of)
6%s
1952
Mlnas Geraes (State)—
ASecured extl sinking
pursuant
April-Oct
pursuant
reduced
to
Plan
6V2s
18%
.*70
69
53
33 %
36%
53
1st
A P
72%
52%
.
mortgage 4s (reg only) i960
first gold 4s July 1995
53
W
Products Co
33 y*
11
34
sink
fund 5s
Mar-Sepf
*30'%
101'% 101%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
sinking fund external loan 1963
314s sinking fund
external 1957
33
38
4s July 1 1995
Charlotte Air Line Ry—
First
5
93%
100'% 101
16
99%
101
99% 100
13
99 Va
98%
98%
99 •%
Feb-Aug
*96%
100%
100
99'%
93
98 %
100%
of)
7s
—Mar-Sept
May-Nov
19
69
April-Oct
sinking fund gold 8s
1950—Ja?i-July
a4'/2s
assented
1963
Jan-July
Porto Alegre
(City of)—
8* 1961
stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
stamped
to
2.375%)
pursuant
26
67
reduced
to
2.25%)
Plan
3
98
external
of
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
to
2.5% )
1999
A6s
to
fpotnotes
2%)
see
2012
page
25.
97
97%
3
100%
101%
35
104 7/a
108 Va
99%
102'/A
__
102
8
103%
Jan-July
13
96%
99 V*
94%
94%
76
84
95%
99%
23
91%
99%
99 T a
71
78%
and 3%
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35
—
37%
48%
1
46'%
50%
48%
49'%
15
46'%
50%
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49
3
46%
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6%
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,
6
6
5Va
9
7
10'%
5%
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due
1
77%
77
78
1995
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1 2000
Mar-Sept
76%
76
77%
41
71 %
7 8 VA
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76%
76
77'%
b2
71
78
88 %
89%
67%
67
68
91%
90%
913i
81%
81%
83
80%
81%
91%
92%
March
1
1996
7
Series
J
due
Dec
1995
1
June-Dec
i
A4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010
May
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Virginia—
Refunding 4s series A 1980_
May-Nov
S'western
div first
mortgage 5%
8%
6 %
8%
5%
5 V2
5 Va
fixed & 1 % % conting int)
Toledo-Cincinnati division—
7
First
lien and
1980_jan-July
■
M
ref
4s
—
38
40
1st
Bell
series
Aroostook RR—
mtge 4%s conv 1976
Telephone of Pa 5s series C
*36
38
35%
37%
1946
Bethlehem
Consol
*56'%
D
1985—Jan-JuZy
—
55
57%
35
40 Va
Borden
50
54
Boston
32%
37 Va
*49%
April-Oct
-
—
-
34
Corp—
2%s
debs
1961_May-Nov
1970
Jan-July
series J
1976
69
69
*47
66
69
48
48%
51
53
—
36
38 Va
91
68
81%
92
.19
mortgage
mortgage 3s series K 1979__<__Jan-July
Co 27/8s debs 1981—
Mar-Sept
■if
80%
92%
9
109 V2
112%
93%
96-, a
95%
95
95'%
3
94%
977/a
95%
96
99'%
96
98%
Mar-Sepf
74%
75
May-Nov
*101%
April-Oct
First mortgage 4s series RR 1960
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970—May-Nov
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
Avril-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969„Mar-Sept
*71 %
3
5s
series
AC
1967
mortgage 5s series II 1955
mortgage
4%s
mortgage
^mortgage
18
1
95%
98%
,
96
97
100%
99%
RR—
mortgage
First
1st
'■
00 <N
10
98%
Maine
'
84
77%
7
95'%
96
&
75
12
95 VA
(The)
General
*36%
83 Va
59%
95%
May-Nov
Consol
2%s
109 % 109%
Apnl-Oct
I
series
First
(interest
June-Dec
Steel
mortgage
2%s
Jan-July
1960
Consol
*37'%
*33%
April-Oct
Industrial Loan
31
16/
ser A
(3%%
*7%
*37%
139
general mortgage 6% (2%%
fixed and 3%% contingent interest)—
48%
„
M
(2 %
Ref and
49
__
1975
contingent interest)—
Series K due March
49%
*7
series A July
Series G due
Series
Feb-Aug
external sinking fund
gold 1968
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
103% 103 %
121 Va
114 Va
98%
First
A
103%
Jan-July
1966
iUo'/2 107
116%
108
lb
99%
53
Feb-Aup
of)—
1921
Mar-Sept
1980
100 3/a 100%
*101% 102%
14
RR—
Ohio
mortgage 4s
Beneficial
2006—__Jan-July
2012
(State
loan
iuu-2
llOVa llOVa
Bangor &
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
Rjo Grande do Sul
100%
116% 117
94%
100
52
99 %
r
Jan-July
—
2%)
&
fixed
A
(City of) 8s 1946—
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
April-Oct
AExternal secured 6V2s 1953
to
A
ser
Refunding and general mortgage 5%
IA Rio de Janeiro
reduced
96
April-Oct
106
102
A
2001
to
:
83
80
B
Baltimore
116'%
100
1958
ApriZ-Oct
I AStabilization loan sink
fund 7s
1947—April-Oct
A4y2s assented 1968
(Interest
111% 112%
100
ApriZ-Oct
AExternal
(Interest
112%
1947
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest Mar-Sept
reduced to
2.125%) 2008
Mar-Sepf
APeru (Republic
of) external 7s 1959
Mar-Sept
ANat loan extl s f 6s
1st series
i960--June-Dec
ANat loan extl s f 6s 2nd
series 1961—April-Oct
IA Poland
(Republic of) gold 6s 1940
April-Oct
A4y2s
assented
99%
80%
2
—
First mortgage 5% series B (4% fixed
and 1% contingent interest) July 1975_April-Oct
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
46s extl loan (30-yr)
1953
A5V2s extl loan
(30-yr) 1958
Oslo (City)
sinking fund 4%s 1955
(State
May-Nov
June-Dec
96%
102
First
lAPernambuco
4%s-4s
110%
100%
3
97
101
•2
May-Nov
3%'s 1963
Line RR 4%s A 1964
mortgage
117
April-Oct
Gen mtge 4%s ser C 1972
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures
104%
99%
1995
mortgage
Gen
36%
100'%
ApriZ-Oct
1970—Jun-Dec
4s
Atlanta &
83
*93
Santa Fe—
General
Atl Coast
May-Nov
1965
48
&
—
96
99'%
83
Quar-Jan
ApriZ-Oct
1966
Stamped
1958—Mar-Sept
Plan A (interest
2008—
Topeka
5s
o
June-Dec
Ann Arbor
A
Netherlands (Kingdom of)
3%s 1957
Norway (Kingdom of) 4%s 1956
External sinking fund 4'As
extl
18 %
17%
1959—Mar-Sepf
to
2.125% )
Bank
17%
17%
Atchison
fund
to
(interest
reduced to
2.125%) 2008—
Mar-Sepf
ASecured ex'l sinking fund
6%s
Stamped
18',4
"17 %
::
(City
1966
65
Ltd—
debentures
3%s convertible
1963—Jan-July
to
1933
115%
65
40
3
'
*75
May-Noj,
1967
1970
3s
Corp
debentures
2%s
16%
16%
*8%
14%
6s of 1913
Asmaii
Municipal
15%
17
Jan-July
ASmall
Stamped
16%
:
ASmall
agreement)
61
93
—
1964__May-Nov
Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
junior
2%s
16%
agree¬
(1942 agree't)
88'%
95%
97
June-Dec
3y4S
Canada
of
Bosch
—
assented
lATreasury
For
Amer
of
Airlines
to
(assented
ment)
new
15%
16%
*16%
(assented
61
/
1961
Southern
Great
Co
9%
*16%
|A4s of 1910
J A 8s
89
—
Feb-Aug
'26
American' Telephone
ASmall
714s
of
loan
American
1963_Jan-JuZy
67 Va
*140
—
Power first mortgage 3%s 1972—Jan-July
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975—April-Oct
Alleghany & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—April-Oct
Allis-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956
Mar-Sepf
1945—Quar-Jan
(1942 agree't)
46%
*140
Alabama
2%s
A4s of 1904
A6s
7s
(City of)—
2%s debentures
new
106 %
7
Feb-Aug
1958
1958
extl
4.80s
ALarge
A Milan
external
13
Quar-Jan
agreem't)
107
73%
(Dept of)
Valley
(City)
American
(1922
66
114
■
assented
American
assented
7
13
137
May-Nov
RAILROAD
"8>/a
1945
96
94%
*150
'
due
8
85%
Cauca
Cauca
A68
ASmall
A4s
Del
Aluminum
19G8—Jan-July
1968
1899
12
6%
60
__
May-Nov
1979
1979
readjustment
readjustment 1984
external
See
1943-May-Nov
agreem't)
7
1
3
114%
*10%
63%
s.
12%
124%.
81
96
115%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
(Republic)
readjustment
AWarsaw
124
145
7%
60%
June-Dec
mtge
conversion
A4 '/2s
102'/» 103 %
115
.
1
12%
101% 101
60
1978—June-Dec
73'%
8Va
94
Mar-Sepf
1978—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
ALarge
A4s
1st
{AUruguay
ASmall
A5s
1952
'12
of
1952 coupon on
1
37/aS-4y8-416as external conversion
73%
8'/a
17
118
7%
96
4-4%-4%s external
40%
70
5
*6%
101
75
103%
ALarge
|A5s
1961—
70%
70%'
81
94
Jan-July
'27
--
101
65
—
April-Oct
1971
43%
(Republic of)—
of
f
40
41
77
--
70
61
—
—
—
Jan-July
1957
73
1957—ApriZ-Oct
agreement)
A4y2s small 1943—
ANew assented (1942
iA5s
3y2s
407b
117%
June-Dec
—
80
118
40%
Feb-Aug
1978
*62
82
60
■
118
40%
40%
71
80%
—
11%
45%
*71
90%
62'/a
—
11
40%
—May-Nov
1965
Mtge Bank) 7s
(Colombia) 6V2s 1954
s
March
Yokohama
1954
Mexican Irrigation—
|A4%s assented (1922
Mexico
June-Dec
(State
3s
1958
s f
1945
external 8s 1946
sinking fund 6s 1960
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
3%-4-4%s (dollar bond of 1937) —
95
Valle
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
--
11
42
40%
80
84
67 %
11
42
Jan-July
Altaly
AJugoslavia
7s
External
Jan-July
o
June-Dec
June-Dec
1962
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
A68 1st mtge $ ser 1953
UJigawa Electric Power Co Ltd—
thereafter
1952
57
67
1
--
71%
51
--
95
—
June-Dec
of
s
loan
sterling loan
3V2s
1977
7s
59
69
75
75
*
—
11
41'%
*71
51
1
58
—
11
41%
Mar-Sept
53%
—
May-Nov
May-Nov
1958—
(40-yr)
extl
A With
Utility Institute—
Jan.
external
of)
External
1947—
39%
723/A
(City of)—
A5%s
Works
Jan-July
due
5%
AExternal
(Prov
assented
J/2s
Tokyo
1952, thereafter
1,
for
68
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
82
82%
10
140
140%
external
ASilesia
1952, thereafter
B
Public
secured
B
100
y2s
36'/a
2
H
(Kingdom)—
1962
external
AExternal
1977
series
Italian
series
53%
*
Jan-July
94
57%
56
Feb-Aug
Consortium
Jan.
secured
A 4
71
*66
--
April-Oct
78
93%
40%
(interest
33
66
56
1968
102
80
53%
1957—May-Nov
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
A6'/2s 1st mtge s f 1952
1
80
*63
May-Nov
1968
external 6'/2s 1960
1977_
Credit
loan
Croats & Slovenes
A8s
A5s
1944
1964
2%
dollar
8ydney County Council
1976
1956
loan
4
93 %
36
2
36%
70'/8
71
Jan-July
—Mar-Sepf
(interest
Jan-July
95%
100
93
56%
1
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012
53
High
56%
—
37'%
36 %
__
May-Nov
to Plan A
2.25%)
2004
to
external
A 6s
-t
*100% 102
Feb-Aug
Apnl-Oci
.
27
water
reduced
47'
31 Va
--
June-Dec
April-Oct
2001
sinking fund
Stamped pursuant
(Republic)—
External
external
A7*,
A7s
__
2.375%)
to
secured
extl
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.5%) 1999—
—
Power—
A
mtge
gen
1942
1
Jan
7s
Elec
series
Helsingfors (City)
2%
.
Government—
A€s
2%
41
*60
Serbs
April-Oct
f dollar bonds Jan
(Republic
1st
99%
61
51%
50
51%
97
98
*96
1960
bonds
Consolidated
A7s
■
(interest reduced to
20-year external 6s
External gold
5'/2s 1955——
External gold 4%s 1962
El Salvador (Republic of) —
f
*96
Low
—
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%)
2012
May-Nov
San Paulo (State of)-—
8s 1936 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5%)
1999
Jan-July
A 8s
external 1950
Jan-July-
(State)—
extended
s
reduced
A6'/2s
5%
Jan. 1
No.
____May-Nov
(interest)
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
58 y2
42%
3%
3%
3 %
—
JADenmark
extl-
55
*34%
2004
ARome
ASao
37
*53
—
June-Dec
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
(City of) 6'/2s 1952
Paulo
(City) 8s 1952
57%
*24%
Range Since
Sold
stamped pursuant to Plan A
1967
43
*53
Mar-S^ept
June-Dec
1961
Stamped assented
4s
56
"53
,
Bonds
s
High
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
7s
May -Not
1926 due 1966
A7s external loan ox
40%
57 y2
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
5 A Colombia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
April-Oct
§ ASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nov
§ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
'{ifne"£,e<?
25-year
gold
4%s
1953
ACosta Rica
(Republic of) 7s 1951
May-Nov
Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977
June-Dec
Cundinamarca
(Dept of)
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
6%)
43
57%
ext
Czechoslovakia
38 '/2
Range
Friday
(State of)—(Cont)—-
Grande do Sul
Rio
55
«
or
Bid & Asked
Low
58
37%
Mar-Sept
1960
7s
1961
Oct
1927
53Va
1
53'
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
of)—
(Republic
of
Low
No.
May-Nov
1962
6s
1960
Ry)
Period
May-Nov
Municipal
(Hukuang
Interest
*34%
1962—,
assented
Friday
BONDS
*53
".?
—
fund
17
New York Stock Exchange
J.u
1961
6s
fund
1961
sinking
ENDED OCTOBER
Jan. 1
Sold
June-Dec
1961
sinking
assented
AGuaranteed
WEEK
Range Since
Bonds
*34%
J,une'^
1S61
assented
High
5 3'/a
—-f«"C-Dec
1957
funcP6%s
A63As
1957
6%s
Bank
Mortgage
THE
Week's Range
Friday
3s
series
27/es
1980
JJ
1976
1961
70
74
79
—
101
102
—
72
75
76%
70
71%
96
66%
57%
57'%
6
52%
98%
101 Va
103'% 103%
1
102%
104'%
93%
3
92%
95%
*99 % 100%
Jan-July
93'%
Jan-July
*96 %
—
59%
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Shoe
3%s
Co
debs
Buffalo Niagara Elec
1971
Jan-July
941/
94'/2
Bush
Terminal
Bush
Co
Cons
5s
May-Nov
1955
5s
Buildings* 5s gtd 1960
mtge income 1962
gen
gi
801/4
Jon-July
Terminal
*
April-Oct
100
Jan. 1
High
No.
Low
1041/a
94%
97%
823/4
34
100 «/4
Power
first
3s
831/2
Oregon Power 3%s 1974
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
'
81%
83
April-Oct
i053/4
96%
105%
Cuba
4%
106%
debs
Carolina
series
Clinchfield
Ohio 4s
&
1965
Corp 3%s debentures
3%s debentures (1947 issue)
of
First
Central
-
Central
Pacific
First and
3%s
1987
Power
Ry
99%
2020
1
3s
4%s
1
99
3%s series A
1992—
May
78
73
77
54%
54
56
April-Oct
98 3/a
98%
Feb-Aug
*1003/4
1974
Jan-July
153
8
95%
120
96
96
!
mortgage inc
series
1997
5s
conv
B
4%s Jan
mortgage 4%s inc
101 Vk
New
72
83%
85
56
68
46%
98
96%
96%
*93%
85%
85
11
I 2038—
85
~1
46
85
118
Lackawanna
2003
A Jan
Ry
April
62 %
First
100%
Essex
A
ser
104
107 %
Detroit
& coll
5s
series
Chic
93%
76%
97 %
71%
trust
86
&
76%
81
61%
debentures
3%s
55%
621%
Columbus
Ohio
17
74
75
7
69
3s
ref
59%
65%
63%
57%
64%
50
58 3/a
215
57
95
1970
78
73
73
97%
mortgage
El
Paso
2%s
&
f
debentures
June-Dec
1961—ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
106
106
94%
73%
69
2%s
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Friday
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High
*96%
Consolidated
86 Va
86Va
v
No.
99% 100
*80
of deposit—
Central RR Co—
4s series A 1998
—feb-AO#
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 3018
Apru-Oea
Refunding & Impt 5s series O 3018
Aprll-Ocd
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
General mortgage 3%s 1997
Jun-Jnly
3%5 registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998—Feb-Au#
3%s registered
1998
Feb-Au#
Michigan Cent collateral gold 8%s 1998-Feb-Au#
3%s registered 1998
Feb-AV#
New York Chisago Si St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3%s series ■ 1980—June-Dso
First mortgage 3s series F 1980
—April-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1878
Aprll-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
May-No?
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-Jsly
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
N Y Lack St West 4s series A 1878
—Msy-Nov
4%s series B 1873
tt
Mey-lfO?
N Y New Haven St Hartford RR—
First & refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-Jsly
AGeneral mtge conv Inc 4%e series A 2022
May
Harlem River Si Port Chester—
First mortgage 4s 1954
May-Nov
(ANY Ontario St West ret 4s Juno 1S92—M*r-6ept
Certificates
A
Ltt/CI VUivw www
i ■:
J
100
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jan-July
Junction KR gtd first 4a 1988— Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power at Lignt 8a Ml*
Mar-4«ya
New Orleans Great Nor 5a A 1988
Jan-July
New Orleans Terminal Co lat gtd it 1063-Jan-Juif
JNew Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—
AFirst
5s series
B 1954
AprihOm
A Certificates of
deposit
AFirst 5s series C 1956 A Certificates of deposit
AFirst 4'/as series D 1956.
A Certificates of deposit—
Zdyrfl-Oel
AFirst
5%s series a
1964-
Co—
3%s
mortgage
105?/4 i®?,,
105%
101/a 101 A
—
Aprll-Oct
,
1st mortgage
60
High
Low
Co—
Line
debentures
i
s
Pipe
No.
tttt-
1956
B
Rys Central America
Interstate
1053/4
1962
A
AFirst
Inter
Mar-Sept
Mir-Sept
3%s debs 1972-.-
Co
Low
3%s 1982
_June-Dee
..May-No#
_May-No«
95
96%
96%
11
96%
99 V.
94%
94%
10
94
98
*95'/a
96%
.June-Dec
-Feb-AUf
_jan-july
98%
95
95 Va
94 Va
97
♦__
103
103
97 Va
98
103
—
~8
98%
102%
104%
'
Number 5161
Volume 176
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1493)
23
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
Friday
Week's
BONDS
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
ale Price
or
Friday's
Ry
1st
{ ACertiflcatea
of
sink
fund
1037
4s
Jan-July
19%
2%a
1964___Feb-AUf
Plttsbgh Bessemer Jk Lake Erie 2%s 1996_June-Dea
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
guranteed
4s
F
ser
—
ft
9%
18%
30
9
Chem
1st
mtge
16
debentures
Pittsurgh Plate Glass
3s
debs
1
105%
105% 106%
105%
105% lO'o
First
100
100
15
101 %
101%
25
76%
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4%s series A 1958
100% 100%
95
First
mortgage 4%a series B 1959
April-Oct
First
mortgage 4V6s series C
April-Oci
1960
—
13
100% 100%
~
June-Dso
95
A
general
5a
aeries
First
general
5s
First
general
4Vis
B
series
1962
C
Feb-Aug
1974
aeries
D
100
5
95
101'/a
100%
5
mortgage
2 Vis
Providence Terminal 4s
Public Service
1977
June-Deo
95
1
89%
18
88%
95
3s
debentures 1983
First
and
First
"
and
First
and
First
and
"
1956
O
Oats
-1—' '
mortgage
1
1
*—
100%
—
«...
3s
100% 100%
——
202
-
10
99%
June-Dec
,'i;
1964
102
—
205
101 %
J)
Tobacco 3s
debs
12
98
85%
101%
April-Oci
100%
85%
98%
—
Rochester Gas ft Electric Corp—
>
General mortgage 4%s series D
1977—Mar-3epl
General mortgage 2Vis series J 1969
Afar-Sept
Bt
1971
1st gold
gold 6s 1998
St Louis-San Franeisco
Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4a series A
1997
5s
98 %
27
debentures
■
St
St
4s
bond
certificates
Jan-July
2022___May
~2
99%
70
84
New
1989
England 1st gtd 4s 1989
1st mtge 3s series B
3s
(Jos E)
Service
Pipe
Union
98%
23
91%
32
73
debentures
1967—
Skelly
Oil
■
Mar-Sept
106%
Map-Nov
1980
96%
1974
June-Deo
debentures
2%s
1965
2Vis
debentures
debentures
mtge 2%s
ser
Southern
Southern
First
91%
3s
Lines)
A
1977
convertible
1st
RR
1960
mtge 3%s
Devel
Devel
and
Devel
first consol gold
5s
general
and
A
4a
series
general 8s series A
1956
Bell
Tel
debentures
ASpokane
Standard
3 Vis
2%s
debs
1956
flTst gold 4,/2s
(Indiana) —
Co
Afar-Sepl
convertible
debentures
103%
97%
95%
96
101%
95%
96%
23
86%
87%
8
98 %
98%
109%
95%
100%
86
91%
97%
98
•
103%
103%
—
92
104%
105%
1017/8
30
91%
92%
94%
102%
102% 102%
*—
92%
1041/a
89%
91%
92%
92%
95
98
-*95
*102
«...
93 %
98%
ser
102%
95%
26
99
91%
29
—
91%
92%
95%
78%
99%
1
E 1975—Afar-Sept
102
93%
94
:
'
1
93%
II
—
*100
•'
■
—Afay-Nov
O 1973-Aprll-Oet
II
II
~2
104% 104%
—
mmmm
8
93%
.
104'%
102
97
96%
96
96%
96%
104
101%
93
'
—
96%
100
99%
—
——
102%
102
■
—
92%
—
—
96%
91%
14
—
96%
98%
.
103
*
93%
102% 104%
98%
96%
2%s
104%
55
92%
101%
152
146% 152
*98%
~
25
105
116
*—
85%
82%
80
Jan-July
April-Oct
80
2
93%
5
92%
7
109%
116
116
101
101
116
102
2013
1982
mtge 3%s
Union
83%
129
98%
104% 105%
26
103%
9
105%
76
85
105
105%
203
*—•-98'
*103% 104%
*98%
.
61%
59'A
102%
105
105'A
100
99%
100
6
102%
104%
r~
105
59
52
103%
'
——
__
*102
109
103%
*50
107
61
61%
58%
60
4
57%
102% 103
29
100%
103%
103 %
106
*105%
44
63%
58%
—
62
A
1981.
99%
98
—Jan-July
102%
102% 103%
104%
100%
26
1971
1985
of
94
First
Electric
mortgage
Public
94
*—
Mar-Sepi
Mar-Sepi
Mar-Sepi
Jan-JuZy
100
94
98 %
101
99 %
101
101
May-Noe
101
100%
Jan-July
79%
102%
105
100% 100%
7
*102%
105%
101
100 Vs
102%
102
„
105
78%
79%
16
78
85%
77%
77%
63
63
~2
59%
71
59%
62%
•II
93
--
99 %
~3
deposit
Power
93'/a
93%
*100
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
96%
10
~5
100% 100%
2%s
1976
June-Doc
2%s
1979
Service 3%s
94%
91
Mar-Sept
1971
99
—Jan-July
98%
102'/a
107
107% 107%
■
105
.Afar-Sept
debentures
Wisconsin
104%
80%
Telegraph Oo—
debentures
Wisconsin
95%
118
107%
ser
1960
5s
A Certificates
AprfZ-Oct
——
5 ASu & Du dlv and term first 4s 1936—May-Nov
A Certificates of deposit
89
75
93%
ref
{Wisconsin Central Ry—
§ A First general 4s 1949
99
•
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
/
99
r
•£>** V.*J"
1968
Wilso/ & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
165
98
—
—
J'
80
94
Pacific RR Co—
&
3%s
57
116
101%
3%s series I
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
95%
104%
Power
81
71'A
1
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
81
103
•
«...
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
Electric
3%s
1974
May-Noe
30-year
94%
74%
105%
73%
8
94
78
—
2
77
94
1976—May-Nov
79%
76 %
Corp—
(subord)
Western
101%
91%
3 Vis
79%
April
April
Feb-Nov
ref
Penn
1st
114%
97%
1
debs
first
Western
94%
113
—
98%
36
97
26
92
100
108%
*104% 109
«...
April-Oci
102
~
102%
108
"
92 %
May-Nov
April
.
/
April-Oct
92%
106%
90%
2
*102
92%
66
96
Yonkers
105% 106%
1,050
101
66%
105%
90%
6
90
94%
95%
95%
7
95%
99%
94%
94%
94%
1
94%
96%
95
96
97%
99%
•—
95
*—
98%
"
Deferred
ft Power 2%s 1976_Jan-Julf
—
—
—
Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Included In the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range,
r Cash sal*
not Included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
106%
90%
95%
«...
Electric Light
102%
60
—
*64%
__
1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Swift ft Co 2%s debentures 1972.
Jan-July
27/«s debentures 1973
May-Nov
A Bonds
delivery
sale
not
selling flat.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 13, 1952 and ending on
Friday, Oct. 17, 1952. It is compiled from the report of the Curb Exchange itself, and intended to include every security whether
stock or bond, in which
any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
Par
ABC
Vending Corp
ACF-Brill
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Hat
Co
1
warrants
Alloys
Stores
of Prices
Low
Sales
High
Low
Alnsworth
Inc
Electric
2.200
6% Mar
7%
Jan
Airfleets
4.700
1%
2%
Apr
Alabama Great Southern
6%
600
5%
Oct
9%
Jan
Alabama Power 4.20%
50
23%
Jun
27%
FCD
Alaska
4
Oct
All
4%
Feb
Alles.ft Fisher common
5%
25
3%
37/g
500
3%*
3V'8
3%
800
common
For footnotes
see
page 29.
3%
3%
11%
Apr
Oct
.
Inc
Airlines
American
preferred
Low
6%
1
96%
5
2%
Feb
10
Aug
Allied
Internat
Investing eap
600
9
Oct
13%
Jan
Allied
Products
(Mich)
400
7
May
9%
Jun
8G0
9%
Feb
l27/8
Oct
Altes Brewing Co
Altofer Bros common
stk.
common
97%
4%2%
5
75
1,800
8u%
4%
Jan
.
99%
Oct
8
Oct
Apr
Jan
2%
.
400
2
Jun
3%
Jan
6%
100
6%
Jan
R7/s
Feb
Sep
37/s
Jan
22
May
26%
II
6
22%
1
2%
•
13% May
100
3
6%
7%
High
Jan
89% Mar
100
J
Airway Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
#0
Inc
9%
12
Shares
-1
9%
11%
9%
Oct
7%
9%
for Week
.
Low
Par
High
1 %
(N J)_
Appliance
Sale Price
7%
3%
Manufacturing
Air Associates
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
1%
25
Sales
Range
STOCKS
Shares
1%
.
Week's
of Price*
Friday
for Week
-w
Air-Way
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 17
7
5%
Inc
FOR THE
7%
common
Aero Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
.
101
*101% 103%
—
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
West Maryland Ry 1st mtge 4s ser A
1969_April-Ocf
Gen mtge 4 Vis series H 1976
—May-Noe
101%
92%
100%
(N J) aebentures 2%s
debentures 1974
New York Curb
1
102
96 %
103%
211
*94
Penn
West
97%
100%
103
Btandard Oil
2%s
97%
10
45
—
92%
78 %
102%
Jan-July
1985
1983
Internatl
Oil
—
92%
debentures
conv
RR
General
West
April-Oct
1956
general 8%s series A
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
3 Vis
94%
*93%
—
A '75.June-Dee
1994
and
Southwestern
92
93%
98%
April-Oct
ser
mortgage 2Vhs series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
Ry
97
<So—
First
Southern
92%
May-Nov
debentures
Pacific
107%
3
96%
Afay-NOT
1981
San Fran Term
Southern
96%
*91%
——
Jan-July
Jan-July
1969
4%s
105%
Co—
(Oregon
4%s
Gold
107
101
96
103% 105
*104
102%
1966
ApriZ-Oct
gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
121%
299
Co
Petroleum
Warren
100%
105% 106%
*111%
—
Feb-Auy
Ry 2%s 1994
Pacific
4 Vis
Gold
2985
Indiana
96
*103%
ApriZ-Oct
mtge 3%s
conv
3%s
120
*25
,
Warren
—
*120ye
*97
—
■
June-Deo
1987
100
100
100% 100%
92%
Jan-July
1976
103
„
*94%
——
Walworth
94 Vb
~2
103
*93
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone ft
Telegraph Co.—
3s
debentures
1979
Jan-JuZy
2Vis
103%
95
*97 %
w
112
*99
June-Dee
(Ml
100%
98%
*—
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge income 4 Vis series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
88%
99
103
Line
2%s
18
100%
*101
104'/4
1959—Afar-Sept
First consolidated 5s 1958
100
110%
-
*100%
Oil
Socony-Vacuum
61%
97
— —
93 y2
99
96
Jan-July
-Jan-JuZy
.Feb-Aug
May-Nov
-April-Oct
77
88%
*111%
3.20a a f debs 1982
ApriZ-Oct
2Via debentures 1971
ApriZ-OcI
{}ASllesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s 1941—Feb-Auy
Shell
96%
103% 104
Ifay-Nov
72%
88
May-Noe
& Sona 2%s 1966
debentures
98
5
98
75
—
98%
May-No®
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977Seaboard Air Line flit Co—
Seagram
95
*—
1st mortgage ft refund 3%s ser I
1981_June-D«o
Virginia ft Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—Jan-July
100%
68%
—
88%
April-Oci
ft
96
First and refund mtge 3s series F
1978—Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1970—June-Dot
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepi
100%
98%
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989~Jan-July
Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968-June-Dee
Paul Union Depot SVfcs B 1971
Scioto V
22
96
—«
June-Doo
1976
First and refund
Louis-Southwestera Ry—
First
1970
Vandalla RR consol gtd 4s series A 1965
Consol sinking fund series B 1957
Virginia Electric ft Power Co—
89
94
*68%
15%
Wabash RR Co—
ASecond mtge lnc 4%s series A Jan
Bt
--
48%
71
95%
'1
98%
37
100% 100%
*77
:
——
April-Ocf
100%
78
18'A
86%
25/bs
99%
80%
*96
1996-Jan-JuZy
95%
57
Afay-NoV
of
First lien and ref
Mar-Sepi
Lawrence ft Adirond'k
Second
June-Deo
conv
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
A
104%
100
Feb-Aug
S
Baguenay Power 3s aeries
99
102%
97%
—
85%
1
'
.
1995-. May-Nov
1973
Oil
Universal Pictures 3%i debentures
98
95%
102%
—
97
126%
17
June-Deo
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972.
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
100
——
R
(R
132
Q
:
Jan-Jaiy
98
88%
117
56
Mar-Sepi
1st mtge ft coll trust 3%s 1971
104
202
97
-rv,
101%
101%
126%
'
— T-
204
*99
*__
94
5
2
*—
*
27/«s
99%
'
— —
1972—May-Nov
95%
125
17%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series O 1991—Afar-Sept
United Biscuit Co of America 2Vis
1986—ApriZ-Oct
33/bs debentures 1977
—Afar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%a 1970
98%
100'%
'
—
1960
27
102%
56
*
California 2%s debs
debs (subord) 1972
Union Pacific RR—
99
4
103%
*132%
June-Deo
Afay-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1075_ApriZ-Oct
debentures 1968
Ifay-Nov
3Ves
94
'
—
—
*102
'
103% 103%
98
98
Hoo £
—
.
—
—
Electric Co of Missouri 3%e 1971
Union
96
•95
—
97
125
95'A
1985—jan-July
1st mtge ft coll tr 2%s 1980
1st mtge 3%s 1982
102
96
2yBS 1979.June-Dee
Reading Co first ft ref 3Vis series D
Reynolds
106%
100
108
__
—
116%,
94
5
43
•
June-Deo
RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
96
100% 101%
First
—
1
1
*98%
8s 2037—June-Dec
mortgage
2%».tfAcntures
1970-ApriZ-Oct
190O_ApriZ-Oct
C
Ave Ry first refunding 4s I960—Jan-July
Adjustment Income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Union
Co—
Gas
High
114
__
95 %
100%
3s
105
„
96
Jan-July
Afar-Sept
First end refm»rtto» mortgage
3% debentures 1972
Quaker
I
i-4 o H
*—
May-No*
mortgage 3 Vis 1968_Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunittng
*
*105% 108
1
Jan-July
Mar-5ep|
Feb-Aug
Low
,
U
95
95
If ay-Not
1984
Electric ft
series
95%
95
—-
Jan. 1
No.
102%
88
June-Dee
Plttston Co 5 Vis income debentures 1964
Plantation Pipe line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s 1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
First
series B
Tri-Continental Corp 2%i debs 1961
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
refund M 3 Vis
and refund M 3%s
Term
101%
95
—
—
Range Sine*
Sold
High
*115%
—
Afay-No*
{Third
85
100
Jan-July
April-Oct
1965
Pacific first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 37/«s ser K
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
106
82%
debentures
Texas ft
106%
10
81%
3s
and
First
108
107%
34
Corp
Texas & New Orleans RR—
104%
104 %
104%
--
Texas
104
101%
—
Refund and lmpt M 4s series C 2018
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
97
Tel ft Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s
1965
Bonds
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis-
101%
100
1
—
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3Vis
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
100%
101
—
107% 107%
—
97%
95
--
*103%
3%s 1964—May-No®
or
Sale Price
18%
88%
*107%
—
Week's
Last
Period
19%
103% 103%
__
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
High
39
•101%
1963_Feb-Aitg
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago ft St Louis RR—
General mortgage Katseries A 1970
June-Dot
General mortgage 5^'series B 1975
Aprtl-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oci
Coke
Low
19%
—
1953—June-Dso
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'%s ser 1
Plttsb
No.
97%
—
ENDED OCTOBER 17
Jan. 1
16%
debentures
WEEK
Range Sine*
Sold
High
18%
deposit
Phillips Petroleum
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
1 APhillpplne
THE
Rang*
22%
2%
20
22%
300
2%
1,600
20
100
2%
10
Jun
Feb
3
20%
Jan
Jan
Sep
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
>6
,
Monday, October 20, 1952
.
.
(1494)
NEW YORK CURB
EXCHANGE
OCTOBER 17-
THE WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
Friday
Sale*
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
gale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Week's
Low
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum
Industries
5%
Filter
Air
Co
American
American
16
Maracaibo
American
1
Mar
2,000
1%
1%
1%
100
41%
Oct
46%
Sep
16'%
Apr
24
Jun
27% Aug
23
Aug
11%
11%
11%
25
25
25 %
200
American
American
Writing
21%
600
5%
8,600
5%
Oct
500
24%
Jan
30
Jan
33%
Apr
40
32
32
36
26%
36%
50
150
15%
Sep
22%
Jan
4%
300
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Cherry-Burrell
9%
400
9%
Oct
11%
Jan
Chesebrough
31S
Jan
Chicago Rivet &
Feb
2,400
15%
15%
16%
5
4%
4%
9%
2%
2%
2%
8%
8%
8%
400
2%
Oct
Sep
Apr
10,200
2
8
5%
•
Anchor Post Products
Inc
Co
1
common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Nitrate
Anglo-Lautaro
"A"
__
Aug
~8%
~8%
8%
130
106% 107
106 %
6%
6%
13%
Jan
Clarostat
4%
Feb
Claude
7% May
1,400
Sep
Jun
8%
Oct
Claussner
108%
Apr
101
aan
1,600
5%
Apr
6%
Inc
Hosiery Co
Light $7 pfd
22
Corp
\
22%
52
22%
50
52
700
50
Jun
25%
Jan
44%
Jun
56
Jan
15%
15%
16%
1,700
11
July
16%
16%
2.50
1
16%
17%
1,700
16
July
19% July
Oct
Associated Electric Industries—
American
£1
dep rets reg
Laundries
Associated
America
of
Atlantic
Coast
Coast
Line
,
Automatic
Steel
Voting
Ayshire
600
103
101
103%
500
6
6
6%
13%
4,300
200
12%
13
1
•
9
9
common
Corp
4%
4%
Inc..
3
19
18
Machine
7% Mar
% Aug
9%
Jun
2%
Jan
77
9%
--
19% 20%
20 /« 20 %
9
9%
»% 8%
—
^
19%
--
Jan
__
—
common——20
__
31'%
1,300
Engineering Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities
2%
Jan
114%
Jun
20% Mar
x4%
Sep
6%
9
Jan
19
Oct
8
18%
ir-'J
1
Class
Oil
A
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
de
Banco
Gas—
__1_.
&
Corp
1,100
3%
4,900
Oct
8% July
7a
Mar
15% July
3%
Apr
5%
2,500
6
3%
3%
5c
iff
13%
5%
13
12
7
*
Barium
Steel
(L)
Beck
(A
Inc.
Ties
Jan
10%
10%
16
16
200
5
5
5%
Feb
Jun
Jun
Jan
13%
Jun
Jan
9%
16% Mar
13
500
8%
10
9%
7% May
Oct
4%
5% Mar
1
Beckman
Aircraft
14%
14%
1,100
13% May
15%
Feb
15%
14%
15%
4,400
11%
16%
Sep
4%
Instruments Inc
Bellanca
14%
1
Shoe Corp..
S)
13,600
16
1
-~1
cominor
~8%
700
1
& Co common.
Beau-Brummel
Apr
7% May
~7%
~7%
1
Corp
Basic Refractories
Baumann
4%
Andes—
los
4%
4%
2,900
38%
37%
38%
1,600
35%
29%
30
150
20%
common...
25
.
Aug
2% Mar
Apr
4% July
Feb
3D
12
Jun
Jan
31
Aug
8% May
*"""
'
4
Black
Inc
Starr
Feb
1
common.
Gorham
&
10%
10%
10%
400
9%
Sep
12
_♦
Bickford's
13%
13%
14
700
13%
Oct
16%
Jan
Jan
(S)
class
9%
*
5%%
00
Scrymi
Bourjois Inc
-5
Borne
9% May
10 %
300
9%
Jun
11%
Apr
18 Vh
Jun
77% Mar
83 %
Oct
Oct
6%
Feb
Feb
6%
Aug
Feb
13%
Jan
Apr
9%
Jan
1,000
82%
160
4%
500
4%
■
4%
— «.
10%
6%
7
common
5
4%
200
10%
7
5,400
3%
10
5%
2,100
Mar
23
firillo Manufacturing Co common
Class
British
A
]
„,
American
_»
32%
32%
32%
30
*
Oil Co
20%
20%
20%
4,600
Jan
25
18%
*
Jun
21% Mar
30% Mar
32%
Sep
Feb
26%
Apr
x20%
American
Amer dep
Amer
British
Amer
British
dep
Class B
ord
rets
£1
$3
2nd
3%
3
3%
33%
*
Apr
13%
13
Sep
Aug
34%
2%
1,300
225
Jun
3%
Jan
Apr
30
34%
Oct
Jun
*
common
preference
7%
7%
7%
2,900
5%
Jan
7%
1
—
conv
10% Mar
10s
reg
Power class A
Company
$5
11
Ltd—
Columbia
Brown
£1
dep rets ord reg
Celanese
87/a
8%
9%
2,400
8%
Oct
15%
Jan
Oct
112%
Feb
98
*
100
98
98
'
Brown
4%
preference
Brown
Rubber
(EL)
Bruck
Mills Ltd
Co
:1
Mines
1,500
10%
Jan
15% Aug
5%
Jun
10%
Jun
14%
16
Oct
23% July
r__l
11%
11%
11%
800
16%
16%
16%
1,200
6%
17%
17
17%
2.50
16%
16
16
*
%
%
3s 6d
Burry Biscuit Corp.
4%
4%
12%c-
Aug
Jan
17%
Feb
2,000
14
2,400
17
Oct
x26 %
Jan
Calamba
Sugar
Estate
50c
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
*
California
*
Electric
Power
Calvan Consol Oil
Camden
Fire
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
j6%%
Canada
&
Gas
Co
Insurance
Co
5
Ltd—-,
Co
Ltd
A
4%
%
15,200
2,500
preference
Southern
Canadian
3%
3%
200
3%
—
—4.
11%
13 >8
9,900
9%
9%
9%
14,800
o,V
518
6%
41,400
12
--
—
—
%
Apr
Ltd
Feb
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Ltd
common
Feb
Jan
5
Sep
Tobacco
Cuban
Curtis
7CU
Industries
Capital City
Capital
Mills
Davenport Hosiery
2
5
8'/o
Detroit
common
Co__
Carman
&
Carnation
*
Carolina
4
A
Jan
9%
24%
Sep
Power
&
is
—
20
10
6%
20,200
18,400
8%
4
A
—
—
53
Amer
Amer
155
5
—
4%
pfd_Z
Co
Jnn
Aug
Oct
28% July
Apr
15 %
8%
Feb
53%
24
15
12,600
400
3%
Feb
Jan
164
6%
Apr
Feb
3%
rets
Hardware
Steel
Devoe
Mfg
Co
Products.
ord__
ord
common
For footnotes see page 29.
21%
Feb
6% July
9%
Oct
8%
Oct
11%
Jan
Jun
29
Jan
50
26
4% May
1,300
6%
Jan
Jan
6
Oct
12
Jan
16
July
8
Sep
9%
Jan
31% May
38%
Jan
6%
Jun
4%
16,200
100
900
Jan
Apr
13 % Mar
18
'
Aug
22 %
Aug
13% July !.
8%
Apr
200
3
Apr
25
52
Apr
64% Aug
1% July
2% Mar
3,700
1,000
8,400
7%
Feb
1,700
12%
Jan
300
Jun
8
12,400
10% May
1,100
11%
Jan
300
%
Jun
32% May
7% Jan
8,300
2,300
6%
200
Apr
3%
600
Sep
1
2,100
4%
Sep
8%
Sep
Sep
20
Jan
9% Aug
Oct
17%
15% Aug
Feb
2
Feb
42%
16
July
8% July
lJ/8
Feo
6
SepFeb
19% May
100
28 %
34%
2,400
44
Feb
Jan
Jan
Sep
Apr
12%
Apr
11%
%
Jan
1,000
900
Sep
Jan
7%
Oct
Jan
17%
Oct
Oct
22% Mar
Jan
1,100
6%
200
15%
3,600
18
5,700
72
500
May
81%
Pen
1% July
400
6%
Feb
9%
1,300
150
4%
Oct
14
1,600
Sep
12% May
200
% Mar
10%
8
1% Oct
1,050
12
Fen
30
135
Jan
Apr
Jan
1 % Mar
3%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
15
14%
Sep
2%
Jan
29%
Feb
Feb
200
—
14%
500
6%
17%
Apr
Oct
20%
Apr
Feb
800
2%
Oct
.200
6
12%
14%
4,600
800
12% July
2%
-%'-.2 %
6%
Oct
Oct
15%
1,500
20
135
133
5%
12%
12%
1%
Oct
2%
Jun
6%
Jan
13% Mar
Oct
133
100
1%
Jun
28
100
15%
6%
>15%
130
29
29
200
Feb
7
Jan
14%
Sep
12 %
American
100
Dobeckmun Co
2%
Domestic
Finance
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Corp
Textile
Dow
Co
6%
ord
stock
Chemical Co Ltd^
Co
Ltd
common
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper
Corp
common
Harris
Duke
Power
DuMont
—
Sep
25
21S
32,800
May
Oct
13%
Jan
Mar
Feb
30
Aug
13%
Jan
Aug
2%
Jan
300
8%
Jun
11%
Feb
21%
4,600
1S%
Oct
34
Jan
6,900
9% >
5%
S-'P
Oct
7%
5
Jan
6% Aug
May
6
400
87'A
Feb
19% Aug
16%
16%
600
16%
41
41%
600
37% May
10 % May
13%
12 %
Apr
21
Feb
24 %
24%
200
21 %
Jan
26
Aug
18V8
18%
1,000
18%
Oct
23%
Jun
8%
8%
2,300
&%
Oct
•
~8%
Jun
Oct
36
10
92
16%
16%
17%
9%
44
Jan
Jan
Sep
Apr
2,200
92'A
Oct
15
6,500
~4%
45
84% July
175
91%
'
—
10c
19%
Apr
July
7
May
5%
£1
1
4
4
14
•
14
Jun
4
Oct
5%
Jan
12% May
100
14
16%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
400
5%
Sep
7%
Jan
26%
1
•
common
Feb
2% Mar
Laboratories—
Co
Corp
5%
V:
;.r-'
•
•
Co
(Allen B)
Test
**
1
Co
Feb
16% July
145
75
6
5%
1,——*
-10
*
Ltd—
Brewery
19%
21 %
Ltd
Coal
&
&
Mar
7%
6%
9%
!—2.50
com—
1
Exploration Ltd
Jun
3 ia
33
4%
2
1
1
common
Jan
2% Mar
11
28
28
4a
1
reg
(The)' Corp
Diversey
Dome
rets ord
dep
Sep
Mar
6%
1% Aug
Ltd—
Co
6%
35
2%
4£l.%
25c
Oils Ltd
Distillers
6%
28
Duval
Sulphur
Potash
&
Co
26%
27%
1,300
26%
Oct
35%
Jan
13%
Oct
15%
Jan
E
common—10
13%
13%
13%
4,100
prior preferred
:—100
Malleable Iron.—,—:—.—,25
Eastern States Corp..
1
74%
74%
75%
475
72% Mar
J78
Jun
25%
25%
50
25% May
34
Jan
8%
400
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
4%%
Eastern
preferred series B
5
3'A
4% Mar
1
100
1
80%
80
Oct
91
50
108
Jan
113
1%
3,800
1%
Sep
2%
Empire
£1
Jan
Oct
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
Jan
Jun
x7% May
% Aug
5% Agr
x% May
5%
i2s 6d
5%
5%
100
6%
Millwork Corp
& Equipment
Jan
Eureka
—5
Derrick
Emsco
Inc
Corporation
Ltd
10c
,
1
1
1
—
Apr
91%
10 %
Jun
13
Aug
23%
10,100
22%
Oct
2618
Jan
—
103
—
Xl0% Aug
10
95
Jan
'
'^7%
7%
A7
■%' 1 %
16%
7%
17
400
7% Auk
600
16%
Oct
.
1%
9,100
it*
Jan
33%
500
31%
Jun
5%
100
4%
Apr
i 136
1%
21,400
1%
Oct
17%
j&3»i
17%
.1%
33
5%
te*
10
fL
Jan
83 %
•
%
17,400
Warrants
Eureko Pipe Line common
Feb
100
.
103
133%
.2,000
22%
common
Jan
12%
22%
Share
Feb
108%
90%
12%
&
146
36%
90
Bond
Feb
Jan
Aug
12%
Electrographic Corp comomn
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
9%
28
90
Electric
Jan
800
35
Feb
Sep
250
115%
33%
Sep
300
110
33%
Jan
200
113
—
of beneficial
8%
5%
120
int—1
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
1
Easy Washing Machine class B
•
shares
17%
3%
8
%
Sugar Associates—
24%
3%
1%
8
*
•
preferred series A
$6
Feb
100
80
1
Sep
Aug
100
1
Raynolds class B
&
Devon-Leduc
Esquire
O
B
21%
20
800
Jan
1% Mar
Jan
300
6%
Jan
12%
3,000
7%
113
Oct
Feb
Ltd—
dep
dep rets
Carter (J W) Co
May
15%
5%
7% July
21
15%
7%
-
II*
1
"5%
23%
—
15%
»
Light $5
Biscuit
1
1,400
13%
Sep
80
Feb
28%
Apr
Jan
Jan
76 %
Feb
22%
6 %
1
1
10
Foundry
$7
—
1
2.50
common
Carr-Consolidated
Carreras
5
19.50
Co
Co
1%
27
1^3
173
12% 12%
Manufacturing—1
Iron
Gray
Duro
5%
1'%
7
10%
14
13%
1 A
24%
100
debenture
Gasket <fe
Detroit
Jan
"
1
Products
Transit
1%
6 A
10 %
Co class A
Apr
10
12%
May
66
—
Inc—
Mines
Dayton Rubber
4%
19%
4
Ju
14%
-—10c
35
Dfejay Stores common
50c
Dennisbn Mfg class A common
^5
Day
Hosiery class B common
Oct
250
Sep
4
1
Davidson Brothers Inc
(The)
Feb
25% May
8%
9%
100
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
"4 ,4
1
2.50
Inc
Dairies
Durham
11%
9%
D
Crystal
Daitch
Common
Marconi
--
—2.50
5
Duraloy
Ltd—
preferred
Canadian
--
72
£
*
common—
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Curtis
Eastern
Canadian
18%
1%
^25%
ly'r—
^'12%
common
4% Mar
8Vb
*
67% May
wi
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
18
,
Co
Drug
Driver
Apr
500
"
"
20
Oils
3%
'
»
common-
.■
25c
Crystal Oil Refining common———•
$6 preferred
10
Cuban
Atlantic Sugar common
5
Crown
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
3%
37/a
—1
;
17%
Company
1 f
Crosley Motors Inc
6
1'%
Crowley Milner & Co—.—,
T-A —
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)—_
5 '%'■■■—
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partlc—-•
Drilling & Exploration Co
C
common
17%
(The)
Class A comomn
Cable Electric Products
10
7%
reg)—£1
—-————-—5 A
Petroleum
Jan
8%
Ltd—
American dep rets ord shs
9 /4
7%
7%
17•%
receipts (ord
American dep
Dominion
Jan
8% Aug
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma
6
B
Line—
Pipe
6
2.50
common
common
class
51
2,300
12%
12
12%
Feb
47% May,
__
junior preferred—-10
Co
Bruce
Buckeye
*
Distillers
Forman
cumulative
%
-j^l8Va
-
Detroit
Tobacco—
rets ord bearer
1
common
Detroit
British
Apr
Jan
8%
%
•
Sep
8%
—
—
Jan
14%
17%
82
——
10%
Corp
700
10
17'A
17%
prioi
Breeze
10%
4%
~9%
*
& Co common.
1-
Courtaulds Ltd—
Creole
8%
8%
8%
%
.
A
class
Petroleum
Cosden
Croft
3^
:\-;9 A
—
& Reynolds comomn—:
preferred
—
5c t
————
—
Mar ■:
...
Gold Mines
Jan
Jun
5%
*
10
Blurnenthal
B
Corroon
$1
*
votingnon-voting
A
Inc
Coro
v
Oct
7% July
38
Jan
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Class
24%
35%
;
*
Co
Varmsn
&
Paint
Cornucopia
5%
-1
common...
6-%
—
Class
& Selburn
;:34
vll%
—
Continental
10%
6% Mar
100
1%
1%
33% 35%
10% 11%
6%
67/s
1
1
6
6
24
26
35
35/2
■?<—
Continental
Corby
Bailey
—
1.25
1
Commercial Corp——_—1
Foundry & Machine Co—1
May
100
5%
jj
6
15% 17%
*/?
17%
Lines Inc
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
12% Jan
.
--
•
May
15%
3%
--
Continental Air
Cook
B
8/b
32
59
59
1 4 »-1%
«%
8%
18
18'%:l'
'■'v
1/8
.
•
—10
Smelt'g Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Feb
Jan
15% July
—
8%
3%
Consolidated Liquidating
Consolidated Min'g &
8% Mar
Oct
—
_
--1
50c
——-1
1956
to
ext
Vtc
Consol
Oct
Oct
6
5A
5 ,4
5,8
5%
5,8
5 2
Apr
5% May
1,100
Shoe Machinery—
Compo
Oct
1%
133
12%
3,000
19
Feb
66
14,600
1
Products
Colleries
560
2%
2%
2%
1
50
Co__
warrants
Plywood Corp
Automatic
300
130
126
129%
Atlas Corp
Atlas
100
12
12
•
Fisheries
Atlantic
9%
9%
■
•
Tel & Tel class A—
1
--
•'
Associated
—
1
Colon
Oct
20
—
—
12 % 12 %
10%
116%
—
*2 A
10
•
113% Mar
x9 /<
9 /8
71% 72%
4
19
Cockshutt Farm
30
—
x9
--
Club
Jun
116
6/2
6%
-
9%
7%
19
Jun
17
115
92
3,700
—
--
15%
Feb
115
79
9% July
Jan
■
8%
7%
;
May
Jan
74% Mar
81%
—
Jan
14%
11% July
29% Aug
23
Jun
6"'/4 May
19
13%
11,700
Jan
8%
—
Feb
26% Apr
21%
25
--
1,100
14%
10%
Sep
4%
900
—
13%
14%
1,400
13%
Jan
50
'
13%
10%
Jan
3%
30
Development ordinary—^
Colonial Airlines —
J
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
-1
Colt's Manufacturing Co —_
-25
Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—100
Commodore Hotel Inc—.
-1
Community Public Service
10
13%
14%
10%
Feb
5%
100
—•
--
—
1
1
Products Co
Equipment Co
Aluminum
7%
86
10%
—————-5
Corp
Coal
Oct
--
Manufacturing—-4
Lambert
Clayton &
Clinchfield
Oct
Jan
5%
100
-1
Neon
Jan
17 y8
13,100
1,500
•
Manufacturing Co
7%
3%
•
Corp
(The!
Aug
17
Machine
Consolidated Mining
Circle Wire & Cable Corp
City Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes
Clark (The) D L Co
Clark Controller Co
—
•
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred
Aro Equipment
8%
common
4%
14% May
2,200
7R
86
9%
__
—
10
Manufacturing com
non-voting
class A
Arkansas Power &
Aspinook
1,700
13% Mar
10
7R
High
3% Aug
200
16 /4
5%
11/4
3k
x27 /8
23
--
—
-1
2.50
10
-5
10
4
1
B
-5
10
common
Corp
Chans
Gas common
Natural
preferred
6%
8%
8
8%
2.40
1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc
1
Common
50
Corp—
shares
Angostura-Wupperinan
Arkansas
15%
15%
£1
Low
2,000
4%
—
—1
100
10
Chief
57%
—
100
America
Chamberlin Co of
550
54%
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Angerman
Jan
50% May
55%
5
Jan
69% July
10
2
common
20%
-*
v
..
preferred
Central Ohio Steel Products
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Cessna Aircraft Co common
27% May
35
May
5%
26
—
....
3.50%
8% Mar
26%
21%
5%
Central
Jun
11%
5%
10%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
16%
5%
;10
3/4
x27 ,8
23
—
1
preference $1.40 series
Maine Power Co—
Conv
1% July
150
200
21%
R9
43
41%
42
*
Pape»
Feb
"l%
& Chem class A
Republics
Seal-Kap common
Thread 5%
preferred
American
Oct
1%
"lVa
pfd—25
American Natural Gas Co 6%
American
18%
July
"lV*
1
Co
Co
Meter
Feb
1
14%
20
25
Manufacturing Co com
American
American Potash
Jan
15%
25
Machine
Laundry
Jan
16%
22%
14%
100
:
Rubber Co
American Hard
25%
22%
1
Beverage common
Book
21% Mar
11% Aug
22'A
^American Bantam Car Co class A—_1
American
100
900
93
4%
-•
10
1
Products common
Castle (A M) & Co—.
Catalin Corp of America
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp—
Conv preference $1.50 series
Apr
92
15
pfd
American
97%
92%
•
*
common
conv
Jan
250
100
preferred
Manufacturing
Goods
Aluminum
Amer
America—
of
Co
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
for Week
High
Casco
Aluminum
Range
Sale Price
Curb Exchange
New York
Range Since Jan. 1
•
High
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
10
17
Oct
Sep
Oct
11% Mar
103
9%
22
1%
Oct
Jan
Jan
J
a
J,
34% Aug
5% Mar
2 i'K
Apr
1A Apr
34% Mar
Number 5161
Volume 176
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1495)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR THE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Far
Fairchild
Camera
1
dividend
1%
1 %
Oct
12,400
7%
Oct
310
_10c
2%
400
33 %
33%
100
Co
preferred
1
Inc_
33%
1
10%
1
10%
9%
10%
Class
A
non-voting
*
B
voting
*
60
61
Pitt
Fox
6 %
deposit receipts bearer
4% 7c
"
6 %
Brewing
%
300
6% * 6%
1,500
7
convertible preferred
Feb
6%
50
45
45
11%
11%
1,400
20%
___5
20%
600
100
Kansas Gas
Corp
& Electric
Key
Co
Kidde
for Week
Shares
Low
4
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
r/c
50c
Oct
Feb
Klein
(D
Emil)
Kobacker
11% Mar
9 %
Kropp
Feb
Oct
43
Jan
45%
10%
Feb
Co
Ruboer
B)
Hotels
Knott
Jan
Sep
13
Oct
10%
24%
25%
300
20
93/4
2,000
24%
—
9
—
35
Jan
8%
35
100
3%
4
800
3%
30%
32
8%
9
Jan
Jan
31
Jan
33
May
10 Vb
Sep
Jan
36'/a
Apr
Jun
4%
Feb
*
a/4
3,400
22%
Jan
1,600
73/4
Jan
j2
9% Aug
3,600
3/4
Jan
1%
1,000
0%
13%
%
Feb
15% July
100
10%
Apr
13%
—
11%
123/4
__
12
12
i0
5
7.50
33%
Feb
Oct
Apr
Apr
14
93/4 Mar
33%c
Feb
Oct
11% Aug
5 Vb Jan
i;i
Oct
213 Aug
6%
Jun
9%
3%
3%
3%
1,100
2fs
113
2%
3,900
7%
7%
200
__
14%
14%
700
14%
Oct
—1
—
4%
4%
100
1
8
73/t
93/8
17,400
73/4
Oct
13%
Apr
1
Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
11% May
Jun
10%
x6%
9
wo
Stores.
(The)
26%
100
1
common
Mar
July
Oct
400
4
Corp!
7
105
Jan
20
7%
32
Ltd
Co
(I
Kleinert
ft Jan
M
3% Aug
100
10%
10
G
30
7%
1
preferred
Kirkland Lake
13,300
10%
—1
Products
4-%
104%
*~
—
*
50
Petroleum
4%
104
—
5
& Co——
County Lighting common
cumulative preferred
Kirby
4%
—
—
5
0
common
Kingston
Aug
9%
1
pfd—100
*
(Walter)
Kings
Oct
6% Aug
1
4%%
Co—
Kennedy's Inc
Aug
72
Oct
9%
6%
68
% May
1
Kaiser-Frazer
Kawneer
Jan
10%
Mar
7
Jan
34% Aug
11V4 Mar
Feb
5
5,800
7%
7
1.25
common.-
(.Geo A) Co
900
%■
1
Franklin Simon & Co Inc
Fuller
50
54%
Brewing Co
(Peter)
1,700
;•••
£1
3 %
Jan
10% May
7% Jan
Ltd—
American deposit rets ord reg
Motor of France—
Apr
2% Aug
30%
17,400
Ford
American
55 %
100
io
Sales
Range
Par
1% Sep
11% Aug
69% Oct
6,500
8%
69%
Class
Fort
28%
1%
7%
68%
2%
cumulative
Co
High
Feb
8%
Ford Motor of Canada—
Motor
23
68%
Flying Tiger Lines Inc_^
Ford
400
*
(M H)
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
K
24 %
common
Firgt York Corp
Fishman
Ji/4
*
Low
10
Ltd
17
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Shares
(Phila)
Petroleums
Association
$2
Instrument—
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Federated
Fire
&
Low
WEEK ENDED
Sales
for Week
—
7
7%
2,500
6%
Jan
7 3/4
Jan
auc
—1
—
3%
1
July
L
Gatineau Power Co
b't
*
common
preferred
Gellman
100
Mfg Co
Acceptance
General
Alloys Co
General
Builders
*
Co
General
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
Adv
General
Plywood
Corp
5'r
convertible
General
$5
26%
29
700
"2
1,100
1%
11%
11%
50
10%
Jan
.'.
116
50
11j
B
Inc.
common
Sugars cs.ass
300
12% Mar
14%
14%
250
13-**
Jan
17%
Feb
7%
8 %
6,700
7%
Oct
11%
Jan
12%
-12%
600
12%
Jun
15%
Jan
25%
600
19%
Apr
253/4
oct
3%
1,000
24
2%
2%
54
Atlantic &
7'c
1st
*
84
1
81
1%
84
1%
Great Lakes
Great
Oil
13%
20%
13%
14
134
—ilOO
Co___1
Paper
2%
25
135
2%
!
2%
"
53%
17%
17
17%
Grocery Stores Products common—___5
Gypsum.Lime & Alabastine—
10%
10%-
10%
52
Jan
25% Mar
7%
Feb
15%
Jan
148
Jun
Apr
136
2%
Feb
Sep
61%
Feb
16%
Oct
22 3/4
Hall
Laboratories
Lamp
Inc
3%
3%
4%
4%
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd.
a •/*
Apr
xVlay
11
May
30
31% July
Hartford
Electric
Harvard
Light
-"25
Hathaway
1
Mar
4%
Bakeries* Inc
Lithographing
1
common
Class
Heller
5% it
4',
—
preferred
preferred
Hercules
16%
w
Steel
100
common.
Products
•
69
_
..
»
13
18 %
99
69
70
8
-8
"
'
10c
t
Higbie Mfg Co
5'r
Hoe
(R)
A:
Eollinger
Holly
Co
Stores
Inc
Gold
Horn
Hardart
&
Mines
A)
&
_.
Hardart
-
129
92
Jan
67
500
(
102
( Harvey) Inc common—. ..J..5
Ilumb)e Oil & Refining capital stock..*
78
Feb
7% July
4%
8% Aug
Jan
7% Aug
Apr
10% May
13% Apr
500
-•
500
■;
—'
44%
■
50
130
17%
20
18
-
.
30%
350
31
63%
67%
--
3%
c
a
.
4%
19%
181
-.3%
4%
19%
17
Oct
7%
30%
5
Feb
8%
2% Aug
5% May
67
5
Apr
700
-
Hubbell
_
Sep
200
...100
Products.
Jan
19%
250
.2%
129
17%
_
Hygrade Food
13%
180
'
12%
14%
22
-U—"
300
7,000
x
300
200
1,600
Jan
18% Aug
V.2% Jun
-
6%
63/4
700
6% May
6% Sep
30
—
21
21
25
25%
25
1
1
*
Watch
Jan
50
Jan
6 3/4 Sep
33% Aug
31%
__
—
Oct
8
Jan
35%
20% May
Jan
3,400
25
Jan
Jun
13
Jan
12'%
12 %
100
41%
44%
4,600
40%
Sep
54%
111% 111%
100
111%
Jan
114%
13%
300
12%
Jun
15
„
„
—
Oct
23 %
28
11% May
33/8
Jan
13%
Jan
17% July
143/4 Aug
42%
Jun
46
Jun
140
Oct
129
17%
Jan
Jan
Oct
23%
Jan
105%
29% Aug
63% Oct
33%
Feb
86%
Jan
100
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
43/4 Mar
4 % May
14
22%
Apr
-2
—
13%
13%
Jan
Oct
Jan
M
5
113%
12%
400
113/4
Apr
16%
Jan
17%
17%
18 Vb
400
153%
Jan
18 %
Aug
1
14%
14%
14%
900
14% July
Stores
Mangel
common
Manischewitz
(The
Bi
Co
—
*
International
Marconi
Communication
—
28%
—
*
Ltd
Co
W)
McWilliams
Mead
&
Co
Warrants
19%
20
common
22%
22%
*
30%
22%
27%
13
12%
2%
13
—
——
preferred—
Oil Corp
Steel
Midwest
dividend shares
Co
15% Mar
34%
Oct
1,900
12
July
15%
Jan
2% May
3%
Jan
9.
,,
16,400.,^
Sep
Jan
13
Apr
73/a Jan
,23%
Oct
5
Aug
6
Apr
48
30
Oct
53
Jan
100
6% July
300
8
200
13%
14%
4,300
May
1
3,300
600
4%
Jan
10%
Mar
6 3/4
Jan
8
.2% Aug
—
6%
1%
Jan
8%
Aug
Sep
Jan
12% Mar
16
AUg
133/4
Oct
20%
Jan
11V*
—
Pwr
&
24
24
14%
14%
1,050
5%
--
5Va
Feb
20%
Feb
233/<
Jun
26%
Jan
14% Oct
200
5%
37
3%
*
—50c
35-%
3,500
3y8
5%
500
5
—
30%
30 %
—
133/4
14
pid—_iu0
1^2
*
102
__
20%
1
4'>3/«,
40Vb
1
V/b
Corp
common
3
50
1,900
75
102
20%
43'/a
3%
27%
18%
Jan
Apr
5%
Jan
Feb
4%
2,700
*
Light 5'/o
Pictures
100
37%
3
__
50
Public Service common
Molybdenum
6,700
2,800
14%
24
1
common..4
convertible preferred
Monogram
May
6%
14
—
*
Refineries
Minnesota
25 %
13%
*
Mining Corp of Canada
Missouri
9%
11
—
50c
Piping & Supply common
4 % %
Sep
—
preferred..*
conv
3 Vb
—
9%
—
1
common.
Wohl
Miller
$1
21%
3%
—*
—
—•
1
Abrasive
Mid-West
22 %
Products—
non-cum
Co
100
48
—
1
2.50
common..——0
10
Co
Midland
21% July
__
48
—
—
Middle States Petroleum common
$2
19%
__
——1
Inc
preferred
Midland
10%
Oct
__
20%
—15
Brothers
2%
Jan
Jan
19%
;
—
Y
__25c
Micromatic Hone Corp
Midvale
!'
—
common
Corp
31
Jan
May
123/4
Scott Corp—
Michigan Bumper Corp
Steel Tube
Mid-West
2%
4%
15
1,000
9
1
—
Co
Participating
G'/c
19%
Jan
103/e May
1
———_——
Iron
Metal Textile
Michaels
200
Apr
123%
1,600
1
Co
Chapman &
Mesabi
14%
11%
& Co
Mfg
Memtt
l*%
11%
——5
*
Corp
Dredging
Johnson
ii%
—
*
Inc common—
(AG)
McKee
Mar
July
3%
10
Harris common
(J
31
47 %
£ 1
Snovel
Power
Massey
McDonnell Aircraft
Sep
Jan
Marine
Marion
Mays
16 % Mar
43
__
.
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Jan
19%
Jun
"150
14%
——
Hurci Lock & Manufacturing Co.
Hydro-Electric Securities
14%
1,900
44%
a
common
Jan
-
.
preferred
17%
'
a
Baking Co
12% May
Jun
153/4
15
.
Jan
Apr
14%
2%
——.
Co.
6%
12%
3/8
—
Sep
4%
1,400
a
Oct
15%
11%
a
—i
26 %
100
10%
15
Sep
300
,
10%
2%
—„
(Geo
b't
2.50
Jan
7
7%
A
Jan
4%
"
8
6 %
l
common
_
Hormel
Horn
i
Inc
Holophane Co
&
preferred
class
Consol
Horder's
1
-T_l0
common
convertible
Jan
103/4
21
775
,
2%
2%
•
—-
Apr
16%
25% July
200
Jan
5% Mar
—10
6% Mar
Sep
300
99
*
9%
2%
2,200
15%
%
1
.
__
:
:
100
—.
Jan
2
Oct
200
4,800
4%
12%
»
— —
-
4%
2,000
- •
13%
18%
;
-2
.
— .
w
Holt & Co
Henry
.
*
4 Vb
<■
_
9%
2%
26%
12%
...
common
5
16y« July
48% Jan
45% July
1% Jan
600
1,400
9%
2%
12%
.
350
1%
4%
25-
i
-
0
common—i_.
_C
A
Co
25
*
47%
1%
—
-25c
Rubinstein
5% Aug
13% May
4%
'
■
5
—.
Hecla Mining Co
Helena
Jan
Apr
■
47%
9%
10c
Co
0
Dept Stores
2%
4
600
'
*•
47%
1%
Hazeltine Corp
Hearn
—-v'
'
—2
■—
Mfg. COi.-—
Havana
9,100
..
4%
'
Brewing Coil.i_———
Hastings
3%
.
.
'
——
Co
Exploration
&
Michigan Sugar
1
Oct
1,200
7%
—
10
Light $6 pfd
&
Michigan
5
Co
20%
22%
7%
Jan
21%
Co
Jan
3%
H
Haelan
21
10
Jun
Co
'
51%
;v
Apr
Oct
Jan
Public Service
Maine
Aug
1,450,
(Texas).
Corp
Menasco
128 %
200
Brewery
28
Feb
Aug
Feb
350
Western
60 %
July
Sep
121
6,100
51%'
2
Grietedieck
July
1%
5% July
13% Sep
90
16%
7%
Mackintosh-Hemphill
523/4 July
86
'an
19%
1,<JD0
Jan
Jun
Jan
53 '-2
1,200
138% 141%
5%
63
Jan
250
200
21
20%
Oct
Apr
73
40
23
20
20
stock—139
Chemical
&
Northern
Oct
Jan
22,700
58
4%
13
Sep
2%
70
1%
*
58
-----ou
preferred—
31%
48 V2
20
Pacific Tea—
common
Feb
200
Jan
27 %
Manufacturing common-——4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd-_25
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
1—5
Non-voting
12%
18
Gorham
Great
Lynch
14%
54
cu_
Power
14
*
Mines
Manufacturing
Land
Jan
—10
—*
5
Co
Louisiana
5%
21
Steel Chain
Star Gas
Louisiana
26%
1
...
Consolidated
Longines-Wittnauer
26
A
■
Jan
Oct
400
'■
Jun
8
1,700
5%
--
A
class
8%
lj-k
21
—
——
Aug
5,200
350
24%
B
117
14
5
Class
Jan
5%
„
—1
Inc
Groceterias
Loblaw
109%
8%
7%
,
Lone
8
.
(R Gi
Tcurneau
4%
ljy4
^j%
1
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—
5%
cumulative preferred
Locke
26%
l
—.5
Realty common
16% May
4% Aug
7%
—5
University
101
Jan
Jan
108% July
3% Sep
5
Machine
Jan
8%
14%
Delaware
Jun
■900
_*
—
2%
13
3%
-
*
—
class
Sep
of
Extension
Lefcourt
Feb
3%
«
$4.50 prior preierred
Goodman
116
30%
107
3%
10
B_.
Goldfield
116
l
:.
Coal
(Adolf) Inc
Godchaux
99%
1
Gladding McBean & po____
Monotype
Salle
La
Sep
8% May
Oct
2o
—
Corp
Lanston
10%
103% Mar
•
Co
Apr
28%
~1%
Machine—
Lamson
Feb
Le
Feb
100
Gilchrist Co "
Union
3%
Ltd
Mines
Shore
Lakey Foundry &
3% May
22 % May
Feb
7%
—
Distilleries
Sep
11% Aug
Jan
50c
preferred---
Lake
5
Company—
Apparel Inc.——
L'Aiglon
5%
Oct
pfd_;
Yellowknife Gold Mines—__
Gilbert (A C) common——
Glenmore
Aug
Sep
8%
*
Alden
106
Jan
2
2%
common
6%
preferred
$6
Oct
Jan
8%
900
1,100
18%
—5
common
Power
Class
%
2%
A—lo
Giant
Gobel
2
2%
2%
*
preferred
Globe
2,300
£1
pfd
Gerity Mich Corp___
Glen
11
21
Jan
3%
—25
Public Service $6 preferred
Georgia
96
100
2
__
-
10
4%
10%
Laclede-Christy
17% Mar
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Finance Corp 5%
General
10%
1
com
105
4%
1
Corp
preferred
Electric
Amer
Corp
Supply
convertible
General
105
1
common
General
5V
20%
373/4
Oct
3
Aug
5...
Apr
293/4 May
133/4
Oct
Mar
100
4% Feb
6% Aug
343/4 Aug
17% Jan
103% Mar
1,200
15Jan
213/8
7,800
36% May
53 Vb
Jan
3%
Jan
2,200
2%
Apr
Sep
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative
4.80%
cumul
4.50%
preferred
Loan
Monroe
preferred
.100
preferred series B—100
Society
95
100
class A——1
com
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Mountain
States
Power
Mountain
States Tel
& Tel
2%
25
600
169%
30
35%
4% - -4%
169
150
169
35 %
—
4%
7.25
common
97%
13 %
13 %
900
13%
2,800
102 % 102 %
80
—
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
2.50
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
——---5
Muskegon Piston Ring common.—.2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Jan
2%
31%
Feb
8
23 %
July
98
103% May
98% Aug
2%
Jan
168
176
Apr
36
113/4
4%
Jan
14%
3»-*/4
Apr
105
Oct
Jan
Apr
.
Jan
4
26
20% May
8%
—
24 3/4
Jan
Oct
Sep
Jan
Apr
Oct
8%
1,300
8
Oct
13%
Feb
23 %
100
22
Sep
26 %
Jan
8%
9
2,400
7%
July
9%
Feb
15%
16
200
14%
Apr
16 %
Jan
100
3%
Jan
8%
common——_—-50c
Company
Feb
Mar
92.
19%
100
Mt
Muter
86%
97%
2%
—"
*
Corp of America—___ 10c
Plan
95
97%
2%
—
Moody Investors participation pfd
Morris
500
94
—
C
series
Oct
N
Nachman
Illinois
Zinc
Co
*
common.,..:
i
.18=
1,450
17
Oct
31%
Jan
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts registered—-£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
*
5% ...5%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada..v
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Erit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 41c
Insurance
Co
International
of
North
America
84
.
.
.
30
82%
84%
1,210
102
/'
preferred
Air
27%
25%
—
Vs. ?. 4%
*,)•.—
10%'141
8%, „9
—
•„
j__
,
-4%#v53/8
cl A.— -*
Iff"
Jeffcrsop Lake Sulphur Co (N J)
Jerry O'Manoney Inc
Jim
Brown
Stores
Preference
&
common
~--v.il.
Kokenge Cot!
*15%'
10c
;
-
10%
Feb
6%
7
Sep
92
Jan
70
Jan
Feb
Aug
July
99
-
883/4
Jun
24% May
Alfalfa
National
Milling
Jan
May
Dehydrating &
23 %
Jan
1,000
-u
jun
5,400
3%
Jan
42
403/8
*
National
Mfg & Stores common—~—1
■—
National
Petroleum
National
Phoenix
National
Pressure
National
Radiator
Co
Corp.j
77
400
300
Jan
10% M«v
7
1,000
4%
1,300
1
Jun
Oct
jan
8%
Ltd—
Cooker
Research
Rubber
Starch
National
Steel
Ltd
Car
Jun
Jan
9%
Oct
Feb
7
National
Transit
Union
Neptune
Meter common
Jun
Nestle
Le
Mur Co
New
British
New
England
New
Clock
Mexico
&
July
New
Park
Feb
New
Process
New
York
Auction
14%
Sep
4,000
3%
Feb
5% July
%
Arizona
Land
Mining Co
Co
common
Co
'
common
Sep
2
Feb
New
York
&
1%
Oct
2%
Feb
New
York
Merchandise—
17%
25
17%
Oct
Jan
New
York
2%. "'2%
15,900
2%
Oct
?r-
29.
20
1%
Oct
Sep
Apr
2%
8,600
1%
31,500
12%
1,600
12
10%
800
9
11V*
12 %
1,800
11%
Oct
11%
*
12
1,000
11%
Oct
143/4
Jan
16%
16%
laj/8 May
183/^
Jan
--
25
Apr
28 3/4 Aug
Feb
100
"
Oct
2%
Jan
Apr
14%
Jan
Mar
1%
11%
Jan
19
Apr
6% Mar
1,000
4
2%
1,600
2% Mar
4
700
18% Mar
22
Jan
5
July
109 Vb
2%
1
20%
3
21^
4%
300
2]V
2{$
109 % 110 %
2%
2%
22,800
4%
23%
.
6%
58%
62
1
163/g
15%
17/4
1%
1%
—
••
—
■
65
6%
1
1,590
1,200
4%
Jan
"
Oct
2
106% July
2% Oct
41«
113
3%
Apr
Apr
Aug
Feb
8% Feb
«
65
50
6%
Oct
3,500
5d3/a
20
—.25
58'/a
Oct
80
Jan
13,800
15%
Oct
23%
Jan
4,000
1%
Aug
2%
Jan
50
65
8%
*
10
33/4
Jan
Mar
4% \;43/a
--
100
—0
Jan
Aug
25%
25
25%
650
8%
x8
8%
250
Jan
Feb
21% July
69% Jan
9% Aug
34% Jan
Shipbuilding Corp—
17%
3
40c
12%
1
preferred—!
Zinc—
5,000
'
Ltd
300
«
—
20%
1
Watch Co..
&
convertible
Jersey
New
24%
Oil
14%
3
—2.50
& Tel
Tel
3
Sep
Jan
4%
30c
common.
Dominion
Haven
4%%
5
..
.4—1
common...—
Radio
New
3% Mar
—
—x.—*
12 Vb
2%
13%
—.
11%
'
~1
Oct
8
3,700
10Vb
12 Vb
——10
4,600
6,200
1%
12%
12%
--
—-—l
Machinery
Products
6% Mar
1%
1%
2
4
9%
2%
14
—
Apr
14 34
2%
common
2%
13%
2
25c
Industries—__^._10c
National
84
8
14
common..
Gas—.
National
123/4 July
2%
Fuel
Sep
Apr
8%
1
National
Hess
4%
,
.
1
!
Co
4%
—
Bellas
Apr
103%
16
1
National
National
93
15'^WA
4%
.1
15c
see pege
x8% May
200
i
;
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
For footnotes
Apr
3?/4
T%;,;
1
-
Julian
14J
1
common—
11,300
—
1
_J—1
650
10
Inc
National
4
t C—*
Chute..
27%
10%' 11%
4%
100
Jeannette Glass Co
41%
35
101%^02%
—
—1
Italian Superpower Corp com
53/4 Aug
Oct
xl7%
5
Ironrite Inc
Irving
100
97%
4% Mar
31%
»
Products.
Fireman Manufacturing v
100
97%
Public Service Co—
3.90'c
100
11,300
0
Investors Royalty—
Iowa
34
9%-.9%
6%
6%
r
5
Cigar Machinery
Preferred $3.50 series
.—50
International Metal Industries A
—*
International Petroleum capital stock.*
Iron
.9%—
pfd—10o
International Hydro-Electric—
International
! 32%
34
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
23
5ft
-
Apr
Founders
Honduras
shares
Rosario.
—10
1
16
15
16
900
7% May
14%
Oct
9% Jan
19
Feb
27
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1952
.
(1496)
jl
i
FOR THE
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
16%
16%
17%
14%
5
1%
14%
1 '«
14%
7/8
dep rets ord shares———3s 6d
Rayon $3 preferred-50
A
ft
Nipissing
Mines—
Amer
Ltd—
Products
Metal
Non-Ferrous
North
,
North
Central
North
Oil
Texas
Pub
Ind
Novadel-Agene
4Vac!o
Serv
,a
jo
—
94
9
15%
16%
/8
15%
Jun
18%
13%
Apr
18%
Jan
1,300
1%
Oct
%
9,400
200
21i
Apr
Apr
A Apr
Feb
46'A
July
4%
43
Sep
Apr
27% Jan
19%
Jan
3%
1,400
Sep
5%
Jan
91%
Jan
99
Oct
70
87%
1,600
15%
Jan
Sep
May
Corp General
Securities
Inc
Bros
Seeman
Leather
Seton
common
Ogden
Corp
class
Oils
Okonite
Company
Town
Old
of
& Telev
Corp of America class A
36%
Feb
72% Aug
preferred
Sep
16%
Jan
18%
900
13% Mar
21%
8%
1,300
9
Sep
Oct
18%
Jan
6% May
116 %
Feb
51%
1,250
42%
Jun
55%
Sep
21%
21%
200
17%
Feb
21%
Sep
Soss
Manufacturing
South
Coast
Penn
Can
5%%
1st
1st
5%
Co
1st pfd
Jan
28 Va
Jun
800
26% Jan
34% Sep
30% Jun
28% Apr
27% Sep
11
33%
30
27
27
27%
267/s
26%
27
27%
27%
600
25%
Jan
27%
Oil
25%
300
24%
Jan
26%
Apr
98%
97% Jan
50
12%
98'A
Jan
39,600
103
95
250
100
99
99%
25%
1,700
101%
Jan
May
15
Apr
99
Jan
102
Mar
•
100
15
Apr
18
Aug
*
:
,♦
_1 Bol
24%
24%
100
22%
Jan
65
Jan
3%
2%
3%
39,500
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Amer shares—1 Bol
4%
4%
4%
9,300
25% Aug
78% Aug
4% Apr
7V«» Jan
Paramount
Corp..
Pacific Public
1st
$1.30
Service
common
preferred
Page-Hersey
Tubes
Pancoastal Oil
common
(C A)
Motors
t c
v
9%
2% Jan
4%
525
Company
1
Parker Pen Co
class A
23
2
B
Patchogue
Patlcan
Plymouth
$1
Ltd
Co
Peninsular
;
Telephone
cumulative
1
—
Mills.
16%
17%
37
37
5%
700
44%
450
25
—
6% Mar
Oct
44%
23%-May
Oil
Packaging
„
Corp...
preferred—
& Light
Convertible
Standard
Power
Common- class
common
(The)
Starrett
27%
Oct
Steel
Parts
28%
Jun
Stain
(A)
.2.50
5
Sep
5%
Jan
Corp
Penn
Water &
&
class
A
Light 4%%
Power
pfd
13%
3,100
4%
4%
100
175
3% July
102% Jan
550
107 %
.100
41%
40
41
——♦
12%
Oct
Corp.——
Philadelphia Co common...
Phillips Packing Co.—...
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
Governor
Pinchin Johnson Ltd
Pioneer
Gold
13%
Feb
Stetson
(J B) Co common
6%
5%
Oct
8%
Jan
4%
Jan
Swan Finch Oil Corp
18%
18%
100
2ft
1,800
Oct
3%
Jan
Jan
59%
Apr
33
600
31%
Oct
42%
Jan
5%
Apr
6%
1,000
3
3%
500
~4
4
1,500
7%
900
34'A
7%
32
*
common
1,550
200
41%
42
.—2.50
10%
10%
10%
200
America
1
11%
11%
11%
1,100
Nevada
l
1%
1%
1%
4,900
8
8
"
Prosperity Co class B
0
Providence
•
Gas
100
9%
9
1,600
4'A%
5
Jan
Thiokol
Apr
8% May
35% Aug
P.vle-National
Pyrene
Co
Thor
Apr
110
Aug
Tilo
.38
Feb
9% Jun
45
95%
100
Jan
Tishman
Tobacco
Tobacco Security Trust
3%
Feb
Feb
9%
102
May
27% May
37%
Feb
13'A
13%
650
13 %
Sep
17%
Jan
19 %
19%
400
11 % Mar
19%
Sep
Reading Tube Corp class A
Class
Reda
B
10c
Co
700
2%
Jan
21%
25
21%
Jun
25
42%
Stocks
Allied
44%
1,100
31%
Jan
48
Royalty
Trans
Empire
Trans
Lux
Reliance
& Co..:
—
Electric
Rice-Stix
&
Engineering
5
Oils
Inc.......
«
Radiator
l
Richmond
19
Apr
(Texas
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Roeser &
Pendleton
Inc
Amer
Corp
1
Rowe
(The)
Russeks
Ryan
Corp
Co
Fifth
Chemical Corp
Ave
Ryerson & Haynes
2%
15% Jun
15% Jun
22%
Jan
37% May
43
Jan
25%
Sep
42
41%
42%
24%
24%
25%
5,800
23%
24%
800
17%
15%
16.%
17%
16
3,200
15%
6%
18%
Schick
Inc
$3.75
preferred series
United
Aircraft
4%
4,800
4%
Oct
United
18 %
98
98
Schulte
(D
A)
Steel
Scurry
Inc
common.
Oils Ltd
Co
common
300
Milk Products
Molasses
25
900
3%
23
Apr
1%
Jan
United
For footnotes
see pasrp
29
21
Aug
12%
Jan
16 Va
Sep
Apr
15%
Jan
6
1,400
Oct
8%
Jan
18%
Sep
200
14%
Feb
100
88
Jan
55%
500
4%
88
1%
4%
2%
4%
20
1,200
4%
Sep
8'% Mar
50
88%
Jan
100% May
2% Sep
100
105% Aug
55
4%
—
4%
100
88
•
.
1%
3%
2%
1%
3%
3%
3%
2%
19
19
s
900
Apr
Jun
%
Feb
48%
Jan
61 %
Jun
1% May
3% Oct
8,000
^900
2%
Feb
f4,400
3%
Jan
17% Jun
350
Mar
16
5%
Sep
7%
Apr
3
Apr
4% Aug
21 Va Aug
Jun
17
29%
Jan
United
Mar
29%
Feb
Oct
4%
Jan
% May
Jun
1% Aug
9%
2%
Jan
9,300
5%
Feb
12 y«
Jun
600
20%
Jan
.27%
200
10%
27
26
9%
9%
7%
Feb
Sep
10
Aug
89% Jan
99%
Apr
72%
Co
96
Jan
75% July
4%
525
96%
96
100
4%
4%
1,500
5
Oct
x3a
150
13%
100
13%
Oct
210%
Jan
7
Jan
43
Sep
Jan
60
%
39
13%
40%
3%
39
*
*
common
Oct
May
15 %'Jan
Ltd—
2%
—
2%
—
600
27
2%
Amer
United
dep rets ord registered—___10s
NJ
RR
2%
2%
5,400
70
97
39%
300
2
Jan
2% July
Oct
87%
Jan
97%
36
Jun
41
10%
& Canal
Sharing
—100
10
25
36%
——25
36%
preferred
United Shoe
Machinery
common
Preferred
Jan
PV4
Apr
U
S
20%
1,700
14%
Feb
20%
Oct
U
S
Foil
Co
19%
20%
600
19
Sep
27% Mar
U
S
and
International
38
39
700
34% May
46
Aug
$5
1st
1A
11
Jan
U
21%
Apr
U S
Mav
— —
—
■
10%
10
10%
300
14%
14 >/4
15%
6,600
11%
11%
300
9
3%
3%
200
37/a
4%
4%
1,500
Mar
13%
Oct
nur
1
—
4%
<1
Jan
May
12
33%
32%
ie
%
2tt
2ft
2{&
22,900
7%
7%
8
2%
r-£%
2%
1,600
9%
9%
.9%
1,800
9,300
_i'
l
2
25%
'
2{£
2
25
2%
33%
2%
26
3
1,200
600
700
9,000
—
36
36%
37%
5,600
37%
660
1%
1%
2
3,100
1% Jan
36%
38
1,600
7%
7%
1,400
33% May
7% Jan
50%
7%
preferred with warrants
*
—
96%
300
89%
Jan
96%
Oct
1
12%
96%
xl2%
14
Jan
common
Rubber
Reclaiming Co
Stores Corp common
12
2%
1%
2%
—_1
_50c
—
Universal Consolidated Oil
10
—
10
—
4% May
5%
Jan
Oct
4
Jan
2% July
8% Jan
1 % July
24% Sep
2%
Oct
46%
1
Universal
Insurance
Products Co
common
Sugar
_
Jan
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
9%
Oct
Venezuelan
2%
Jan
Venezuela
4ft July
40%
100
3%
2,300
Jan
9% Mar
•
9^4
May
2%
Jun
iy4
5%
Jan
Oct
2
Jan
38% Aug
2iy« July
22
46% Aug
Jun
42% Jan
37% May
3
Apr
3Ys
Jan
V
3%
Jan
200
3
3
1
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
33
400
—
40
5
Jan
Apr
13
3,000
900
2%
1%
42
42
.
10
Feb
411 Apr
Jan
May
13% Aug
2% Aug
37%
Universal
Oct
*i! July
45%
40
*
Feb
Va
35% Sep
36% Oct
——1
B
Oct
2ft Oct
.
Sep
Juiy
July
llVs July
1
10c
6%
32%
4%
249
3% May
—
Sep
900
I*
235
Securities
class
S Radiator
United
233
—
25
common
19%
——50c
Apr
25% Aug
%
common—50c
Products
19%
»
,
Feb
12
•
109%
5%
*
Elastic Corp
%
A
Stock Yards of Omaha
20%
___i
Scullin
!
1,800
6%
18'A
6
4
Co....
Union
1
I
Jan
20% Feb
•
of California—
4% Jan
7% Mar
„25c
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
—
Apr
Feb
24
14
Oil Co
7
38
_
1
I
Ltd
20%
.
X10Q
—'
23%
Investment
Utah-Idaho
Sapphire Petroleums
Savoy Oil Inc (Deli
'
—
Union
Specialties common.
Air Conditioning Corp
1
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
fSamson United Corp common
Feb
700
1,050
500
Union
Apr
96%
*
common
Jan
20
16%
Sep
July
Apr
1.25
:
Petroleum
July
3%
May
Aug
16%
Jan
Apr
5%
*
Co
26 y4
Jun
3
Jan
15%
10 %
3%
./
,_i
common
Aeronautical
Ryan Consolidated
23%
25
1,000
5
16
26'A
*
—
10
common
Oct
Jan
Feb
15%
*
Unexcelled
5
Ltd—_
30
21%
xl9
10c
Corp
200
39%
£1
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Royalite Oil
Realization
...5
reg.
Apr
15% Apr
4% Jan
50
*
500
—
*
common
7%
20 Va May
16
—*
United
dep rets ord
Cable
Sep
10
5
Sep
3% Aug
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Rome
Sep
Feb
4%
'
2%
pfd F—100
Roosevelt Field Inc..
Apr
17%
100
*
Corp
United Profit
common
Oct
Jan
5y4
200
Union Gas of Canada
22y4
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
Corp i v t c._
8%
3%
3
300
5
29
:
Ltd—
6%
*24 Va
—
Jan
2% Jun
4%
25
3%
1
;
Corp
%
4%
Oct
2,700
19%
1
Nevada
of
3%
l
(Robert)
Apr
1,100
16%
70c
Corp
preferred.
Mining
4%
,
Jan
15.
Ltd—
Co
Toledo Edison 4%%
Tonopah
3%
;
'
3%
21%
5,500
4%
25
3%
deposit rets ord registered— -£1
deposit rets def registered—_5s
Shipyard Corp common
—.20
6Va
—-
l
Reis
1,800
3%
21%
1
Regal Shoe Co
20%
3y8
6.25
;
Pump
Oct
U
20%
— —
3%
Sep
4% Mar
36 y* Aug
18
Aug
13% Jan
Amer
Todd
Ulen
—
Apr
3% Apr
Jan
6
4%
900
16%
R
20%
100
7%
29% May
600
Oct
10% Jan
Mar
18
Railway & Light Securities-
—
200
*
Realty & Construction
&
Trunz Inc
Voting common.
:
io
Railway & Utility Investment A
1
Rath Packing Co common
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common——.*
800
Amer
8Y4 July
400
Jan
400
7%
1
Feb
28%
17
204%
6
1
Inc
Roofing
Feb
28%
*
-12%
25c
Jan
5
Co
Oct
Jan
1,100
2'A
4%
2o
common..
Markets Inc
True Temper
Power
Oct
7% Apr
5% May
3%
2%
—
Oct
Mar '
\
13 Vi
xl73% Jan
32%
3%
16%
2%
4%
—
13
1,300
14%
—
41% AUg
24;
50
14%
Mar
■;
Jan
7
Oct
20%
21
6%* Jan
400
Oct
5%
Jan
20%
8,900
*
Tri-Continental warrants
Quebec
950
5
pfd
Corp
10%
10
common
Manufacturing
5
2% Aug
9
7,100
8%
5%
14%
4%
Mar
Oct
Jan
14% May
38% Jan
2,700
3%
16%
—
Mar
%
2% Aug
16% Jun
7
12%
4'A
19
4%
29
Feb
Jan
5
3%
100
*
common
13%
4
com
July
"
*
Light $4.56
Co
Corporation
Thorofare
Toklan
cumulative preferred
100
1,700
45,100
1
Shovel
Public Service of Colorado—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
64 y2
5
common—
&
Power
Thew
Feb
7% May
Inc
Texas
v
Oct
4
May
12
Sep
44%
600
I
;
Jan
6
500
33% Aug
31% Aug
5
Electric Co common
Tampa
Feb
3%
1%
26% May
25
200
15
common
Jun
29% Mar
6% Apr
B
3Va
Sep
Jun
23% Jan
700
32%
3%
16%
1
_.
A common
class
Inc
Class
24
Sep
11%
28% Apr
T
Talon
Technicolor
2%
109
—100
common.
of
Superior Portland Cement Inc
8% July
20%
2.50
common...
Feb
46% Mar
3%
—
Apr
2%
51%
6%
6%
1
•
Corp
31%
32
2%
400
850
2%
Mar
Feb
56
lit)
2'A
55
56
„io
Prentice-Hall
Producers
24
Jan
28
28% Jun
*
Superior Tool & Die Co
3% July
Oct
45%
1,300
12%
22%
13 Vb
7%
5%
5%
—
1
300
18%
Jan
9% Mar
Oct
41% Jan
25c
*
common—
200
Feb
11 y#
Jan
Jan
2,600
201% 201%
8%
5%
5%
*
x.
Co common
&
600
1
preferred
Inc
Oct
26%
(S)
Ray Drug
3%
25c
Metals of
Stroock
Jan
5%
22
Jan
4 Va
26% Jan
30% Apr
1
Stop & Shop Inc
Jan
3%
1
Pratt & Lambert Co..
Pressed
Jan
16
Sun
23
Apr
9% Jan
6
Jan
4
Jun
4
40%
Feb
90
20
15%
39
12%
—
—
5
26%
50
Mining Co
1st
•
12%
shares
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
Corp of Canada
3%
76%
Sep
Mar
Jan
100
7%
45%
4%
3%
2%
5%
15%
38%
11%
21%
12
—
10c
1
Corp
1
Ltd
Powdrell & Alexander
(Hugo)
5%
5%
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common..—.5
Pittsburgh Railways Co
*
Polaris
3
61
xl3% Aug
Sep
45 »/t
500
28
32
30%
26
5
Sterling Inc
44%
5Va
47 %
300
5
*
•.
Jun
10c
...
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Power
14%
300
26
13%
"
.*
;
Amer
Mines
100
250
-
68%
68%
2.50
common
3%
69%
3%
—
Circle
Perfect
common
Jun
5%
•109
Stinnes
Pep Boys (The)
1
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
& Co
Products com
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
14% May
37% May
*
com
Co
12%
107'A 107%
12%
..1
common
Electric
&
Sep
Jan
400
43%
18
'
39%
12%
*
Sterling Aluminum
Power
1,000
3%
__
1
corporation
Oct
Gas
41%
2
—
1
B
Corp
Oct
Penn
2,000
4%
1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
26%
Penn
4%
10 %
7%
—
1
—:
Corp
class
Tube
Standard
—
*
Products Co
27
Pennroad
4%
2,700
7%
45
4%
3%
4%
—*
B
$7 preferred
25
**
:
Jdn
30
Feb
39% July
37% Oct
250
43%
29%
20
1
—10
1
10
1
(Ky)
Standard
Standard
25
Traffic Co
~5%
3% Jun
1,600
5
44
38
28
32
29%
25
—
1
Brewing Co
Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred....
Standard Forgings Corp
preferred
Penn
500
21% Mar
Standard
preferred
250
lAVa Mar
4% July
Standard
$1.32 cumulative
26%
40%
—1
♦
——2.78
Shoe Covp
$1.30 cumulative
26%
800
4
7
40%
—
Southland Royalty Co
Standard-Thomson
Oct
7%
5
preferred
Pipe Line
19% Aug
Jan
__
—
cumulative
44%
Feb
Apr
25% Aug
18% Jain
3% Feb
25
1
4.08%
Southern
Standard
5%
106
18%
25
preferred
Jan
39%
Sep
Jan
103
4
10%
4%
25
25
convertible preference
Jan
21%
*
preferred
5%
43%
5%
2
,
common
73
4%
43%
37%
5
43%
37%
28
32
cumulative
15
Jan
47% Aug
Feb
27
25
4.48%
15%
May
Jan
61%
,
17%
3%
4
25
25
4.32%
35
20
16%
16%
preference
cumulative
convertible
Apr
12% May
15% Jan
100
500
0
Parkersburg Rig & Reel—
Apr
12%
13
13
13
2
___/
60% May
4Vs Jan
Jan
X3%
48
45
48
1
Park Chemical
Class
Oct
Feb
39
2,400
.,
10
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Jan
25
17%
10 Va
11%
101%
pfd.——100
Light 5%
Line——
preferred
preferred
original
Spencer
17%
Power &
JUh
13%
20% May
1
12.50
common
4.88%
Apr
101% 101%
Pacific
Jan
11%
Oct
£1
common
Co
4.56%
Sep
25%
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4,80% red 1st preferred—
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
*
$4.40 div cum preferred
*
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1
preferred
5%
14% May
30%
200
33'A
29%
33%
25
—25
preferred
Mar
1,200
900
12
11%
—5
common
15
7
California Edison—
Southern
Gas & Electric 6%
13% Mar
500
__
*
.1
1
Corp common
Southwest Pa Pipe
Pacific
—
*
2o
Sonotone Corp
South
Pacific
68
1
Simplicity
48
48%
200
4,800
7%
7
*
14%
—
% Mar
43%
66%
*
common
$3 convertible
100
—
4% May
Oct
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
4ft Aug
Jan
13% I(fay
6% Sep
1% Sep
9%
20,300
2%
8% Mar
42%
Sllex
15'/a
8%
1
Securities--—.
Feb
39%
—
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.-.
Overseas
33%
225
Feb
"
100
•
14'A
66 %
*
*
18
18%
8-A
1
—-1
Inc
Inc
1,000
—
4
Filters class B
United
Oliver
Olympic Radio
Omar
2,600
X68
1% May
'—
7%
43%
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Co
14%
—
17% Aug
May
1
*
Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
34 y8
65
25
5
!
Corp
ft
34%
Canada—
15 Vs
15
common—,
50% Jan
109% May
Oct
3
3
3
3A
34/8
2 Va May
Feb
45 Va May
103% Jan
150
108% 109
—
90c
Gas
150
52%
52
"
100
common
Ltd,
Natural
Oklahoma
B
preferred
4%s
Power
Okalta
—50c
common
Ohio Brass Co
Ohio
1%
1,100
1%
100
preferred
Shoe
2Vz
1%
Apr
Jun
1,300
*
Shawinigan Water & Power
4%
6
—
10% Aug
1%
13%
21,700
1%
11%
5%
—
*
5
i
8% Aug
100
1%
11%
25
—
1
High
600
1%
1
Mining
700
9
2%
15%
6
—10c
common
Sherwin-Williams
1%
Range Since Jan.
Low
—
"
1
High
8%
2
15 Va
—
1
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Shattuck Denn
8%
—
1
—"
Segal Lock & Hardware
Selby Shoe Co
—»
Sentinel Radio Corp common
20% July
83 Va
Low
—1
1
c
Western Airlines
Seaboard
Jan
3,800
Sherwin-Williams
2%
Shares
High
2,200
"
—
for Week
Par
300
3/»
Exchange
New York Curb
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
12,500
A
3%
3%
—15%
Corp.-
«
--
—
Co——
Penn RR
Northern
2
25
5
1
58
pld._100
Ltd.—
Oils
Canadian
North
Northeast Airlines—
a
™
2
American
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Low
Niagara Share Corp common
5
Niles-Bement-Pond.
——<
Week's
Last
Sale Frice
STOCKS
for Week
High
Low
Par
OCTOBER 17
WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week'*
Friday
»
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
RANGE
r-z 7 x
Petroleum
5%
200
5%
5% Aug
600
75
July
24% May
5
——;
,
Syndicate Inc
!
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
*
—1
20c
10
•
26
—
-
18V*
3"%
38%.
—
,.
,
16%
3"%
38%
15
26 %
18%
4%
38%
15
.
21,800
10
6% Jan
85
"
Feb
28% Aug
18% Oct
Feb
"
3,700
3%
Oct-
7% Mar
100
17%
Feb
45
-
Aug
100
14%
Jun
16y*
Jan
Number 5161
Volume 176
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1497)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
KANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range
for Week
ef Prices
Shares
■
Sale Price
Par
FOR THE WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 17
Sales
Low
High
Low
New York Curb
Aircraft
Wagner
I
■
I'/o
Co
Baking
*
voting ctfs
preferred
cumulative
Waltham
Ward
7ft
Watch
Co
t
v
12
1
c
Homestead
Western Maryland
Western Tablet &
Oils
Ry 7%
6,100
ylft Apr
550
lft
1ft
27,400
4% July
% Mar
4%
(Wm)
200
3%
111%
&
C)
&
20
Sep
31ft
25
17ft
Oct
21ft
26
100
22ft
Jan
26
Sep
15
15
15
700
14%
Apr
19 %
Apr
x
2,000
4ft
4ft
100
i/ff
3ft
3'A
iy4
3%
2,400
400
pfd
13
13
13
deposit
14ft
14%
563A
53y2
59
Jan-July
40%
lft
4%
Jan
12ft
Oct
14%
Jan
Oct
40 ft
Apr
106ft
2%
10
2%
4%
2%
2%
15
2%
4%
•No
value,
par
a
Odd-lot transaction
e
14 ft
principal.
nUnder-the-rule transaction (not included
(not included in year's range),
xEx-dividend,
Apr
Jan
5s
2ft
range), d Ex-Interest,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exrange),
rTransaction for 'Cash
year's
zEx-liquidating
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,"
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates:
"w 1," when Issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
Averages
the daily closing
averages of representative
the New York Stock
Exchange as
on
are
15
Stocks
—Bonds
10
30
20
Date
Apr
Rail-
trials
10.
15
roads
Indus-
Oct
78 ft
stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
270.61
—
10
10
First
Second
10
Util-
65
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Util-
40
ities
101.25
Total
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
itles
Bond*
*97.58
98.05
98.08
97.84
97.93
49.99
105.09
5% May
Ocfc.
13.
2ft May
lft Jan
15,900
dividend.
sales being transacted during current week.
no
4ft Mar
2
In
yEx-rights,
^Friday's bid and asked prices;
ABonds being traded flat.
§ Reported In receivership.
Feb
lift
9
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In
year's
(not Included In year's range), f Ex-distribution,
Sep
July
267/a
35
2%
1921
Oct
400
43%
30
2%
Oct
1,300
38 ft
47
June-Deo
A5fts
7ft May
£1
2&
40%
31
2%
Oct.
♦
40 ft
30 ft
Jan-July
12 ft Mar
12
8
receipts
Oct
100
14ft
44 ft
1952 and
Feb
3%
250
42
ARusslan Government 6fts 1919
Jan
Apr
Jun
High
$43 ft
July
4ft
Ltd—
Hargreaves Ltd
5'A
lft Oct
1
preference
87/a
Sep
35 ft
2
common
Feb
lift
100
Inc
Feb
6
8ft
2,600
lft
3ft July
4 y8 oct
800
8ft
*
Machine
(F W)
4%
4%
8%
41/2
25
common
Wooaley Petroleum
37/,
8'ft
1
w
Industries
4%
1
common
Newspaper
American
150
18
Jan. 1
Low
Jan-July
37ft Mar
21
__
In
Range Sine*
Sold
High
Rio de Janeiro stamped
(Plan A)—
Interest reduced to 2%
2012
Jun
.
18
•
Ltd
Lt 4 ft?*
,
188
26
1
Co
Inc
Wisconsin Pwr &
;, .6%
214 July
Jan
20ft
1
Wood
;
Feb
30ft May
1
preferred
,fright
Aug
113
lft Oct
170
5
Brothers
Wool worth
5 ft
Oct
Jun
20%
Co
Petroleums
Woodall
188ft
Apr
80
Interest in 1952; 2ft%
thereafter.
Due 1997-
Apr
II
Corp
Corp
Elec
lft
2?*
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Mar-Seyf
Oct
1
Oil
Products
Winnipeg
7ft
Feb
11,200
*
com
2% Mar
5
Wilrich
5%
143
1st pfd__100
Mfg
Willson
Wilson
47/a
lfo
10
(R
100
114
lft
20
Williams
165
lllft lllft
__
lllft
Inc
River
Jan
7ft
10c
Coal
(The)
Apr
2Va
165
May
lft
16ft
1%
•
Stationery
107
Apr
Apr
July
7%
__
1.25
Ltd
Westmoreland
Wichita
iy8
11
1ft
♦
Westmoreland
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
Whitman
150
2
10c
preference
Wickes
400
Feb
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
Parana stamped (Plan A)—
Interest reduced to 2ft* 2008
Peru (Republic of)—
Week's
Last
Period
Par
8% Aug
Mar
7ft
,Wentworth Manufacturing
.(West Texas Utilities $6 pfd
Western
lft
12V\
6
100
i%
30
..Webb & Knapp Inc
series
7ft
3%
102 ft
1
preferred
Baking Co warrants
$6
7ft
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2
2% May
*
ext
Interest
Exchange
High
W
Waco
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
2% May
3ft Apr
Oct.
14_
270.43
100.66
49.88
97.81
98.86
97.76
104.82
Holiday
98.70
—
Total
-Holiday97.45
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
Period
Last
Week's
Bethlehem
Boston
Eleo
Steel
Edison
Chicago
Lack
t
1st
1
of
A
of
Lt
■
a
A6fts
4s
series
A
1993
5s
RR
5s
1956
1
1947
Green
Mountain
Guantanamo
A 6s
&
series
certificates
Isarco
i
A 7s
Nov
Nov
ex
112
89 ft
of
1958
deposit
63ft
*
2
a 1st
1947 coupon
to
Power
1952
3'As
~7
3fts
ex
efts
Oct
1
II
115
Southern Counties
1st
mortgage
Spalding
Gas
(A G)
Starrett
Corp
Stfnnes
A
coupon
3 fts
(Calif)
Electric
& Bros 5s
15
46.96
109 ft
70 ft
Fri.
$30
73 ft
60
75
—
74 ft
87
67
115ft
142
76
76
1
101ft 101%
76
6
117ft 118ft
101ft
3
17
t97
7—
I960—Aprff-Oet
101
1970
Aprll-Ocf
85
100%
——
——'
■
——
98ft
101
$99% 100%
$30
99%
—
104ft
1970
1989
Jan-July
Peb-Aug
May-No*
82
5
90%
24
100 ft 100%
47
$98%
96ft
96ft
100 ft
101ft 104%
93 ft
Stinnes
Inc
6s
coll
trust
1968—ApriZ-Oet
—
Jan-Jsly
—
Corp—
stamped 1946
(Hugo)
a6
2nd stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6fts
Aprll-Ocf
—
United Electric Service
A7s
with
ex
Dec
Dec
$89 ft
91
—
100%
98%
1
1
1940 coupon 1956
1947 coupon 1956
Water
f
s
203.9
—0.1
212.0
268.6
—1.0
306.91
—
90
90
3
$80
—
103%
98
102%
95%
87%
Stocks
Number of
W€ek Ended Oct. 17.1952
—
Shares
,
Power
3fts
1964;
$73
—
70
Total
Bank
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Int'l
Bonds
1,731,530
1,728,560
15
16-
17
$2,910,200
$12,810,200
$590,400*"
$30
--
__
June-Deo
mmmm
—
69
Total
$2,000
20,000
298,000
$3,509,600
4,070,000
3,297,000
3,363,000
$1,377,400
$30,000
$22,000
$14,239,600
305,000
184,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 17
—
78
—
74%
—
S.
$111% 115
100%
$100
Pet>-4««
—
110
$34,000
760,000
$1,973,000
393,000
1,377,400
2,324,000
62,601,690
75,626,020
Bank
$120,050
Foreign
12,810,200
13,267,000
514,910,400
612,613,800
$14,239,600
and Industrial
$15,625,000
$578,392,140
$690,605,820
112
100
$104 ft 105%
30,000
$22,000
Government
Railroad
101%
105%
102%
Total
Transactions at the New York Curb
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
New York Curb Exchange
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Lot*
Agricultural
Mortgage Bank
20-year
7s
April
1946
20-year 7s Jan 1947.
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
External
External
5 fts
5s
(issue
LOW
88%
91
—
~
--
—
1
—
67%
67%
—
1955
$80
++ to o
1
of
Oct
2fts 2006
1927)
AMortgage Bank of Chile
Mortgage Bank
of
$98 ft 100
.May-No*
-Feb-Asy
to
1947
6s
Denmark
1931
5s
Domestic
of
Monday,
Oct.
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
ma
Government
13-
—
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
Total
Bonds
-Columbus Day-
$52,000
$162,000
1973-.
—
11
—
$42 ft
88 ft
87ft
--
11
2
46
--
—
-M- to o
83
1
1
—
64,000
122,000
20,000
137,000
189,000
297,650
22,000
35,000
6,000
63,000
1,584,710
$194,000
$83,000
$259,000
$536,000
Tuesday, Oct. 14
Wednesday, Oct.
372,125
499,925
15
08 ft
75%
10 ft
33
Total
-
13 ft
Week Ended Oct. 17
42 ft
42
$42
May-No*
June-Des
$83%
2,000
415,010
$84,000
56,000
32,000
$26,000
Thursday, Oct. 16
Friday, Oct. 17
1953
reduced
Stocks
Jan. 1
Municipal Loan—
AMedellin
7s
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s (issue of
May 1927) 1947.
A 7s
$80
—
site-Dee
Danzig Port & Waterways—
A External
6fts stamped 1952
Jan-Jsly
A Lima City
(Peru) 6fts stamped 1958—Max-5epf
Maranhao stamped (Plan
A)—
Interest
Mo.
High
Range Sine*
Week Ended Oct. 17, 1952
-Aprfl-Oel
-Jan-July
A
Cons
Bold
(Col)—
A
Danish
Bond*
Friday's
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
1951
371,233,131
Bonds
U.
—
98
255,549,956
9,089,290
5,955,765
shares
1952
1951
1952
95
103%
—
Sales
$7,000
6,000
13,000
4,000
3,739,000
3,100,000
3,061,000
5,955,765
Thursday, Oct.
Friday, Oct.
1,133,460
94 ft
74%
$100% 102 ft
June-Dee
debentures 1959
United States
Foreign
Railroad
and Miscel.
1,362,215
Wednesday, Oct.
International
June-Do*
115.8
199.5
235.0
-Columubs Day-
Tuesday', Oct! 14—1II!
91ft
70
$30
204.3
»<
Exchange
Week Ended Oct. 17
Mar-gepl
L
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union—
c6nv
203.7
102
Co—
A5s income debentures ion*
6s
120.4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98%
102%
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
Washington
239.9
230.8
Transactions at the New York Stock
Stocks—No. of
1 1940 coupon 1953—Ftb-Aaa
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1958
ex
—
Service
102%
93 ft
.
fts with Aug
a 7s
90
260.5
+0.8
—0.2
Industries—
A 7-4s
Terni
$85
+0.5
219.3
118.0
100
96 ft
5
239.9
if-.
150
99%
93 ft
177.9
75
100
$99% 10O
196.4
104 ft
100
3
+0.3
241.1
Mining
96
— —
211.6
190.0-
265.8
103ft
99%
4
188.5
+0.4
228.2
117.8
and
99 ft
99 ft
200.7
221.1
Finance
—
82
-
High
+0.3
19C.6
Durable Goods
Trade.
98
102
Low
Change
216.8
Manufacturing
101
142
100
-1952-
Oct. 3,'52
191.6
215.9
192.1
104ft
100
145 ft
$96
$100
2
Percent
Oct. 10,'52
(Hugo)
A7-4s 3rd
43.37 Jan
prices based on the closing prices of the common
1952, for 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):
—
70%
--
$97 ft 101
——
50.72 Sep 17
Low
SEC Index of Slock Prices
Transportation
Utility
122
—
3 fts
High
46.30
The SEC Index of stock
104ft
—
„
__
$99
---
102%
101ft
145
——
80
99ft
$71 ft
—
1
46.40
16—
17
115ft
102% 102%
101
30
Range for 1951
76%
114
117ft
June-Dee
45.06 May
stocks for the week ended Oct. 10,
102%
Aprll-Oct
49.67 Jan
102
95
1952
High
Low
77
99
Oct.
Non-durable Goods
3s 1971
Gas
Oct.
Holiday
102 ft
74 ft
—
Jon-July
Jan-JnJy
1981—May-No*
Sapphire Petroleums, Ltd 5s conv deb 1962-Jan-JuIy
Southern California Edison 3s
1905—Mar-Sepl
3 fts series A 1973
Jan-JVly
1st and ref M 3s series B 1973.
Feb-Any
2%s' 6erles C 1976
Feb-Aug
3 fts series D 1976.
.Feb-Aay
Gas
Wed.
Range for
47.01
55
—
76
101%
1 1947 coupon 1960
Electric & Gas Co—
California
14
47
58
April-Oof
Co—
1940
Closing
13_—
Oct.
72
~
$54ft
$73
—
Oct
Southwestern
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Oct.
67
V '•
——
$80
50-year 6% debentures 1998
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s
Southern
Over-tlie-Counter Industrial Stock Average
Mon.
100
__
$65
I~
Jan-Jsly
A
figure.
Tues.
70
$76ft
April-Oct
May-No*
1961
1953
Hydro-Electric
Public Service
•Corrected
Composite
1970
with
97.74
58ft
107
$100 ft 102 ft
Jan-July
1st
Afifts
97.68
Thurs. Oct.
-
Piedmont
97.14
65%
74
mortgage 3 Vis 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971_
Pennsylvania Water * Power 3fts 1964
«
98.61
L
$30
—Mar-No*
1963
6fts
mortgage
Power
97.53
59 ft
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Ohio
103.83
'
51ft
56
$80
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1958
1940 coupon 1952—
4%
England
49.09
95
$107% 108 ft
June-Dto
liquidating trust ctfs
Altalian Superpower 6s 1963
Midland Valley RR—
'New
90
100 ft 100%
A6ft?*
at
100.43
99%
63ft
Italian Power Realization Trust—
Extended
97.74
267.30
152
95%
+54 ft
Mar-Seyf
1
1
97.88
97.66
103%
12
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s with
it
101ft
150
14
__
96
May-Hoy
May-No*
Power 3%s 1963Western RR—
A
(coupon on)
AEx-coupon market
;
6%
97.79
97.25
.
1953—_May-No«
1953
coupon
19(61
stamped
97.39
98.53
HlfB
89ft
'Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
.
Low
95%
May
Jan-July
Mar Sept
;
1993
3fts 1965
&
Nov
ex
98.70
97.54
Date—
Marrelli Eleo Mfg Co—
efts with Nov 1 1940 coupon
1
-
95%
1947-1978——Jair-J«If
Ercole
v
J150
June-Duo
*
97.64
102.67
Jan. 1
No.
102 >/8 102 ft
Qu&r-Peb
1970
103.16
48.90
N J Division—
Fuel
&
Elmira Water
June-D—
1998
series
mortgage 4s series B
Eastern Gas
1970
49.18
98.56
Rang* Sine*
Sold
High
Authority—
mortgage
A 1st
•
3%s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
& Western RR—
Lackawanna
w
Aug
series
revenue
Delaware
'
6s
2%a
Transit
3fts
Power
'98.39
264.87
' 17_
Rang*
Low
Appalachian
267.12
16.
Oct.
Friday's
or
15_
Oct.
Oct.
42%
63%
1952
68
$50
June-Dec
__jUne-D*»
$55
$50
——
$92
—
„
—
——
96
~
64
64
58
91%
1951
84,977,410
88,355,199
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
$194,000
83,000
$371,000
$9,512,000
1,136,000
7,821,000
$18,119,000
10,300,000
259,000
30,000
4,937,000
2,063,000
$1,537,000
$22,270,000
$30,482,000
58
85
Jan. 1 to Oct. 17
1952
3,223,875
Bonds
Domestic
Jfap-NOV
Ipril-Ocf
1951
1,584,710
Stocks—No. of shares
Total
—
$536,000
29
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1498)
.
.
Monday, October 20/1952
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
THE
FOR
17
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
Boston Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
-
American
Copper
24
Boston
Albany RR
24
Woolen
Anaconda
153
&
Boston Edison
25
Trust—
& Providence
135
24
Oct
1 37
Jan
545
38
Oct
56
Jan
124
Aug
85
116%
45%
157 %
Jan
881
Jan
51 %
Mass
Detroit Stock
Exchange
14%
50
24%
330
90%
93%
7%
14%
Jan
Street
Ford Building
Oct
100
90
Oct
113%
DETROIT
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone
Jan
1%
Apr
85c
100
80c
13%
335
13%
Apr
1%
1%
100
1%
Oct
3
Mar
100
—100
•
38%
38%
30
38
Oct
53%
Jan
32 %
32 %
20
32% Oct
44%
Jan
21%
21%
785
23
Apr
July
Detroit Stock
Jan
15%
.
Ry—
preferred
A
class B
Steamship Lines
Inc
Exchange
Exchange
Feb
150
85c
1st pfd series
6(/c
Stock
Oct
Apr
88
13%
Common
6Vc
Midwest
Mar
28
24'A
5
com—•
10
Associates
New York Curb
Exchange
Sep
100
Eastern
New York Stock
-
88
13%
100
RR-
:
Fuel
&
Gas
Member*
Feb
Jun
24%
10
Co
Eastern
Eastern
49%
High
Xl50s/a
4,035
88
•
Service
Boston
East
48'/a
48%
100
Stamped $50 paid
Personal Prop
Cities
39 %
Low
Railway—
Boston
Boston
26%
119% 121
100
—w—
Elevated
Boston
50
;___
153 %
38
100
*
Tel
&
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
152
Par
Tel
American
Sales
for Week
20%
Jan
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Sales
Last
Range
for Wed
Ssle Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
-
First
Electric
Gillette
Safety Razor
RR
Mathieson Chemical Corp
England Electric System
England Tel <Sc Tel
York
Butte Mining
Eexall
91%
Jan
16%
Jan
22
Jun
Jan
112
Feb
20%
110
41
10%
11%
21
13%
13%
190
48c
18%
19%
54
3,300
102
48%
39% Oct
10%
Bower Roller
5%
409
14% Aug
17%
Feb
20%
4% Aug
6%
6%
Shoe
10
140
17%
Jan
20
35
23%
Jan
30% Aug
Federal
common
U S Rubber Co
Waldorf
28%
Oct
34
Jun
155
38% May
44
Jan
Gemmer
64%
Jan
General
45%
Jan
Gobel
41%
Oct
56%
35%
50
22%
22%
75
11%
43
56%
41%
8
11%
41%
•
12.50
56%
25
xll
#•__
—-
Hall
12% Aug
—
Last
Range
Sale Price
American
Machine.
Laundry
Balcrank
___
_
_
_
_
—20
—
24%
Chemical
&
Lamp
Apr
43
Oct
Hoskins
Jan
75%
Apr
Howell Electric-Motors
—
1—1
'
•
Brewing
Burger
17
Gas
Cincinnati
Electric
&
Milling
Motor
Inc
Jun
27
14
20%
20%
14
9% Oct
20
Jun
17
38%
38%
476
32%
40
31% July
8%
8%
G20
____
73%'.
6
_
i.
—
—
——
50
—
-
--
Procter
«
Gamble
&
Randall
"III115
Rapid
U S Playing Card
_
—
*
.—
_
-
12%
--10
—-
«
U S Postage common
Preferred
65%
_•
class B
6%
1%
25
6
Jan
7
— —
49
Allied
2
94
Mar
100
Jan
21
20
19
May
25
Jan
40
34
May
25
25
15
15
May
25
45'%
25
44% July
46%
_i_
-_
37%
38%
96
31%
American Telephone
22
64%
66
968
62y4 May
68%
15%
15%
200
12%
12%
12%
130
10% July
59
59
59
92
50
21
_
Feb
Oct
(H
W)
Co
&
United
Shirt
Ashland
United States
Wayne
23
23
100
21%
Sep
32
417
49
Aug
50
38%
70
35% May
58
92
51% Sep
14%
25
13%
Oct
152% 153%
243
151%
Jun
157%
Feb
45
38%
38%
38%
38%
io
36%
36%
37
304
35% May
17
17
17%
115
17
7%
7%
150
6%
Jun
Bethlehem
47%
47%
50
47%
Oct
Steel
7%
•
Pacific
Oct
Oct
40% July
58%
Jun
16%
!
Alaska
Jan
Allied Chemical & Dye (Un)___
Allls-Chalmers Mfg Co, (tJn)^
55%
Jan
23% Mar
AhrllnwrTnc^Wn)
American
8
3(4
Feb
25/a
1,100
2%
Feb
3(4
Apr
4%
15%
200
435
8%
762
7%
Feb
17
8%
Apr
15%
462
12%
Feb
16%
Sep
4
J&n
4% Jan
May
-.14% Jun
'
Feb
8%
100
4%
770
23 %
170
600
21% Feb
1% Apr
34%
347
195
34% Sep
3%
Oct
24
May
1% Jan
39% Jan
4% July
3%
1,700
2®» Apr
101
18% Apr
200
3
3%
700
2%' Apr
4(4
2,180
1%
>
4
7
Jun
4
Aug
2%
9% Oct
67/s Mar
'4%
3(4 Apr
667
16(4
250
4(4 Mar
1
Jan
Mar
57
42% Sep
16% May
4
10(4
—
*
54
Feb
American Tel
&
Tel
Co
2
1,500
1%
Jurt
8%
625
8(4
Feb
1%
100
1% Jun
13(4
254
11*4 Feb
13% July .;'
13% July
16%
14%
466
5%
108
21%
160
7
—
7
2
Oct/'
9
Jan
; J
2%
Jan
t.
Jan
Oct
Jun
6(4
Feb
4%
19
100
38*4
22%
8
6% Aug'
Sep- j
Jan
38 (4
38(4 Oct
Oct
2
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58
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20
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64'A July
Jan
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109
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Oct
64 %
100
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100
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60
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Central
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Oct
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151
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High
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Friday
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Certain-teed
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
THE WEEK
FOR
Sales
a—
Jan
—
34%
$1.50
&
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4%
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Jan
Chicago
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400
31%
Oct
40%
Apr
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5
19%
19%
20
2,500
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19%
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13%
33
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300
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Apr
Securities
4
Ohio
(Un)
Chicago Corp common
Air
0
25
Lines
20
Sep
20% Sep
27%
18 %
27%
150
26% Mar
28% July
35%-
36%
500
33%
Jan
37%
17%
—
*
1
Jan
Mar
13%
Corp
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18
32%
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West
Pub
17%-May
17%
100
15
May
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The Commercial and Financial
32
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Monday, October 20, 1952
.
(1500)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Week'i
Friday
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 17
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Packard
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pacific
Ry
Paul &
St
*
*
common...,
Towel Co common
Yellow Cab ——
Chicago
Chicago
Chrysler
Cliffs
Cleveland
8%
81%
—25
Corp
———10
Cities Service Co
Clinton Poods
Iron
—
20%
1
common
94
Jan
104
Apr
Paramount
Oct
Parker Pen
8%
85%
Sep
113%
Jan
Sep
26 Va
Jan
19%
Feb
18% Mar
25
Jan
29
Sep
16%
3,500
30%
Jan
34 Va
Sep
Pneips
31Va
Jan
34%
Sep
Phl'.co
34 Va
Jan
37%
Sep
Phillips
Apr
9%
Sep
Potter
7% May
9%
Jan
33%
200
36%
9%
1,200
200
7%
7%
7%
800
1
(Un)
Corp
33 %
—
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Corp
Continental Motors
Curtiss-Wright
33%
—
34
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
Co
Detroit &
10
Cleveland Nav (Un;
&
5
10
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Chemical
Dow
Co
Rights
Pont
de
(E I)
Eastern
Nemours
Kodak
Emerson
(Un)
Jan
10
31
9%
14%
1,500
15%
150
4%
Jan
6%
Aug
1,100
38 V4
Oct
42%
Sep
400
8%
10 V4 May
9/64
600
9/64 Oct
9/64 Oct
17%
400
15 Vs July
19%
Apr
80
9174
Jan
86
200
23%
44%
100
22%
300
42%
41%
12%
12%
86"%
23'/8
44%
—
5
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9/64
—
Dock
Co
42
12%
50
500
May
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Drive
—-1.25
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Inc
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Motors
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5
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Utilities
Public
General
General
5
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Co
20
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Telephone Corp
Refrigerator Co-
Gibson
Co
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Gillette
2
17
63%
59%
24%
—
7%
2Va
2
17
61%
58%
24%
17
63%
60%
25%
33
7%
31%
33
6%
31%
—
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15
1,100
100
6%
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—
14
10%
6%
—
5
—
General Box Corp
General
10%
10
—
14
10%
—
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Co
*
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard (W H) Co
39
Sep
24%
Jun
47%
Jan
48
Aug
15%
Apr
May
11% July
Aug
12%
Jun
7
Feb
6%
Oct
14
Jan
11
Sep
6%
Oct
(Uni-_,—:
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Greif
Lakes Towing
Bros
Greyhound
300
1,200
25
900
1,600
6% May
8%
Jan
2
2%
Jan
Jun
20
Feb
64%
Feb
64
Feb
61%
Sep
16% July
400
21
200
29% Apr
850
100
Jan
6% May
30Va
Jan
25%
Oct
33 V4 Aug
9%
Jan
33%
Sep
Hibbard
Corp
Door
Brick
Illinois
—:
Paper
Ltd
Packers
International
Iowa
Illinois Gas
5%
&
800
16%
Oct
22 %
Jan
500
46%
Oct
58%
Jan
5Va Aug
7%
38%
100
24 V4 July
9%
9%
400
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& Elec
(Un)
(Un;—
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300
21%
Jan
28
20
Sep
19% May
25% Aug
24 Va j!m
9% May
11% Aug
July
Oil
Pure
Radio
Manufacturing
Remington
Rand
(Un)
6s
Aug
Feb
19%
14%
14%
14%
750
12
Apr
16%
Jan
42
—
42%
800
41% Sep
51
Jan
28%
350
28
Oct
37
Jan
30%
28
30%
5
34%
34 %
42%
9%
—
—
9%
Oct
36%
Jan
400
31%
Apr
41
Jan
44%
700
40% May
47%
Jan
10 Vs
500
Oct
14%
Jan
48%
200
May
51%
Sep
9%
43
18%
900
15%
Feb
19%
Sep
10
400
8%
Jan
10 %
Sep
27%
27%
400
25% May
28 Va
25
25 %
200
22% May
9%
—
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30Va
35%
17%
—
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3,100
31
48
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25
Sep
25% Jail
100
20%
21
800
20%
Oct
25%
46%
Jun
29%
5
Apr
6
46%
300
44
29 %
29 %
100
27
18
18%
600
16%
Jan
19%
11
12
450
8
Apr
12 Va
19%
450
18
Oct
23
72 %
300
69
Oct
91 Va
4
200
38%
38%
100
3%
3%
5Va
3%
700
%
Louis
St
3% Aug
38% Oct
3%
Oct
4% Jan
49%
Jan
5Va
Jan
5Vs
14%
200
8%
1,700
14%
14%
400
14
Jun
18
17%
17%
100
16
Apr
18 Va Aug
38%
38%
8
38
Jan
40
7%
7%
400
76 Va
76'A
50
__
__
500
*
34%
34%
34%
100
1
2%
2%
3Va
2,400
•
25%
25Va
25%
300
Marshall Field & Co common
Martin (Glenn L>
Co
1
Medusa
*
Meyer
Portland
Blanke
Cement Co
Co
4% Mar
16% May
9 Ya May
7% May
Paper
34% Oct
45
Mar
Sep
3% Mar
24% May
27% July
14 V* Oct
2V«
141/4
300
10% Aug
413/4
250
36% May
21
Roebuck
Shellmar
Blgnode
Sinclair
Oil
1
Rights w i
South
Lathe
Bend
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
Spiegel
Co
preference
Montgomery Ward
31/4
3
9%
9%
10
common
Motorola
Muter
Nash
Inc
new
&
Co
Corp
National
Standard
(Urn
Cylinder Gas
National
North
American
Northern
States
Northwest
331/4
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
_
5
•
Corp
IIIlO
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10
(Minn)
Apr
4%
10%
11
200
8Vt Mav
11%
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18%
18
18%
400
Oct
20%
Jan
34
33%,
34
450
Apr
3y/4
Jan
10%
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Oct
Jan
19%
900
16%
Jan
24 Va
21%
200
18
Jun
22
Aug
24%
—
8y2
19
21%
19%
——
—
11%
18
24%
1,200
24%
Oct
33
Jan
50%
Feb
59% Aug
600
liy2 May
Feb
57%
57
57%
300
29%
29%
30%
750
28%
Sep
16
16
16%
500
15%
Jun
39%
40%
600
39 Va
Oct
47%
Jari
32%
33%
5,100
32'/2
Oct
40%
Jan
is
7,700
3S2
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27
Feb
Jan
15%
Sep
33
25%
24%
25%
14%
14%
15%
22
800
1,000
May
12%
36% July
19% Mar
Sep
39
40%
700
Oct
43 Va
Aug
2
8
8%
200
7%
Sep
10%
Jan
2%
400
2
Oct
3
Jan
4%
5
2% May
5
Oct
Oil
N
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
Standard
Sterling
J
Steel
Spring
Aluminum
Stewart-Warner
Stone
(Un)__
_
(Ohio)-
500
50 y4
Feb
63% July
25
72%
72
75 %
500
72
Oct
91 Va Mar
.—15
.
_
.
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73%
72%
73%
1,400
72%
Oct
85
Jan
36
37
1,300
36
Oct
47Vs
Jan
11%
11%
200
11%
Oct
15%
24%
24%
100
23
14%
14%
100
13%
Jan
15 Va
19%
20
400
18%
Apr
20%
_
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-
1
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1
(Un)
Products
_
—
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Container
53%
.
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Railway Equip
5
.
Corp
Corp (Un)
Sundstrand
Machine Tool
__
_
_
9%
650
34%
35%
200
15
15
15%
1,350
18%
19%
1,200
31
31
32
700
51%
52%
600
51%
40%
40%
300
32%
15%
15%
200
13
11%
11%
900
29%
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—
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9%
1
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May
35%
29%
950
1
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1,500
51%
-
.
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52
.
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Sunray Oil Corp
Swift
&
Texas
Co
Texas
Utilities
Thor
Co
1
_
25
-—
_
-
Co
5
5
(The)
11%
2
Corp
Jan
25% Aug
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
May
32
Feb
39
13%
Apr
16 Va
Aug
18%
Oct
24 Va
Apr
3i
Apr
35 V4
Jan
Oct
60
Jan
Salle
40 Va
16 y4
Sep
10%
Jan
12 y4
22 y4
Feb
30
Sep
Jun
Oct
2%
Apr
3y«
Jan
13%
Feb
16%
Sep
200
16 Va
Jan
20%
Feb
53%
120
50
Jan
54%
Sep
64%
300
57%
Feb
67% July
26%
53%
2%
300
16%
64%
•
1,200
15%
53%
—1
-
2%
15%
2%
—
Corp
Jan
Mar
16%
1
_
Continental Corp
La
52
*
-
Trav-ler Radio
So
25
__
Co
Edison
Trane
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Corp
Toledo
(Un)
Co
_
_
•
Union Carbide & Carbon
United
Air Lines
United
Corporation
U
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U
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Rubber
Steel
Van Dorn
(Un)__
(Del)
10
(Un)_
26%
100
25 y«
Apr
33 Va
Wisconsin
Sep
24
1,200
200
Electric
14
33 y4
Oct
37% Aug
24
Oct
27 Va July
37%
Oct
coml.5
•
42%
_
-
1,400
10% Aug
13% Mar
35 Va
42% Oct
Feb
14 Va
Jun
13%
300
9%
10%
400
8%
Feb
10%
13%
13%
13%
1,300
12%
Jan
14y2
Jan
41
41
41
100
41
Oct
50 Va
Jun
83%
-
5
83%
100
78
Mar
84%
Oct
13
_
Week's
11% Mar
Sep
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Par
American
Stores
American
Tel & Tel
Arundel
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Securities
6%
1st
Bankers
Budd
6%
part
pfd
Company
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
25
Publishing
Delaware
Co
common—,
•
Light common_13ya
Electric Storage Battery
•
Fidelity & Deposit Co
General
Motors
10
&
Corp
5
810
10%
Apr
25
Oct
63
50
63
Oct
69%
Jan
13
Sep
14%
Oct
68
Feb
86
6
270
15%
Jan
17%
Sep
1,128
21%
Jan
27%
Jun
8%
Oct
liy8
3%
Apr
4
2
Jan
4y8
14%
320
84
628
7
112
6%
——
24
24 Va
215
35%
82 Va
35%
—
37 Va
343
82%
7
58%
8%
Lehigh Valley RR
*
18%
Martin
1
—
61
15
59
10
(Glenn L)
25
Jun
80 Va
82 %
5
Navigation
730
15%
8%
V
9
33% Apr
150%
13%
—
&
Power
339
4
63
25
50
*
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3%
24
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preferred
Securities
9%
3%
3%
lc
*
26%
8%
9%
13
Corp
Corp
Baltimore Transit Co common
High
40% Aug "
85
2,927
25%
26 Ya
16%
Elec Co„
Low
40Vi
152
153 Va
16%
17
152%
10
Corporation
Range Since Jan. 1
High
39%
39%
.100
Corp
Pennsylvania Power
1,858
120
157%
Feb
8%
22"%
Apr
25%
35%
Oct
Feb
Jan
May
Sep
Sep
Apr
Sep
43% Mar
70% Mar
83
49%
61% Aug
15
Feb
Oct
148
8%
Jun
14%
Feb
Aug
18 Va
July
9V4
Feb
20
Jun
17%
18%
75
13 Va
14%
325
9%
Jun
14%
Jan
209
12%
Oct
14 V4
Apr
1
47% Jan
Water
Jan
8
Oct
Pennsylvania
10
43
Sep
Philadelphia Electric
56 Vs
Oct
66 Va
Jan
36% Aug
44%
Oct
8%
8%
200
7% July
9%
Feb
Phlla
Public
20%
300
18
Apr
21 Vi
i6%
16%
100
14
Jan
33
100
32% Aug
51% July
$1.40
Service
13 Va
•
31
30 y4
Feb
31%
Sep
Feb
20%
Jun
50% Aug
37% Jun
67 y4
Power
Co
common
Jan
43%
Feb
28%
31%
3lVa
1,540
26%
19
18%
19 Va
2,181
17%
—-
51%
52%
274
•
40%
40%
41%
•
30%
30
31
24
3,433
Apr
common
Sep
El
&
preference
Gas
common
common
4%
4%
647
4%
Oct
8
Jan
20
6%
6V'a
6%
1,153
6%
Oct
9%
Jan
3
Co
preferred
34%
33%
35%
567
26%
Jan
35%
Oct
•
25%
25 Va
26 Va
1,327
24
Jan
27 y8
July
27
27%
209
25
Jan
27% Aug
Feb
30%
•
•
17 Va July
33
&
Transportation
Participating
Philco Corp
12%
10
Light
Mfg
Mar
700
12%
50
&
Pennsylvania RR
2
700
20%
51/2
17%
51/2
18
100
5%
Oct
9%
Feb
17%
Oct
21 %
Jun
16
18%
Oct
18%
18%
18%
350
22
~
22%
1,500
11%
12
41%
41
Aug
300
22
!
Jan
450
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
34
441/2
41
42 Vs
40 Va
13
w
•
50
571/4
11%
37% May
11
_.
_
_
30
39%
gi/2
3,800
38%
10%
•
Corp
Zenith Radio
71/2
56 y8
__
July
37%
1
__
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Salt
41%
"
27 Va
10%
*
(Un)
Bankshares
Pennsylvania
39%
20%
Oct
Jan
44
s1/*
Jan
22 Va
38
—12%
Corp
Motors
37%
-
4%
22%
•
—
Stores Inc common
Willys-Overland
100
100
5
5
•
Works
Jan
5V4 Mar
5
22%
1
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Corp
Iron
Westinghouse
Wieboldt
Inc
Co
Oct
July
__
Car
Power
Jan
28%
Apr
1
—
—
Dredging Corp
7%
39 %
•
3
1
Bancorporation
35
Jan
2%
Warrants
37%
♦
10
(Un)
345/3
24
"
1
Co
National Tile & Mfg
New York Central RR
North American
*
50'c
Company
Kelvinator
333^
25
*
common:
Apr
23%
•
(Un)
Pennroad
Chemical Co
25%
5
new
Standard
9%
950
1
1
$3.50
100
200
-15
—
Jan
10%
Monroe
Sep
32
Co
Works
—
4%
800
Fuel
Jan
2
Inc
Oct
31/4
River
68%
0
2%
20%
Manufacturing Co
Oct
1
(Un)
Apr
400
Mississippi
57%
——
Sep
25%
Modine
300
-
26 ya
24%
Missouri Portland Cement
Sep
58%
•
Brothers
•
Co
33%
6
Corp
Coal
Middle
Minneapolis Brewing
8 V4
Apr
5
1,000
•
Lehigh
7%
common
Feb
29%
4%
___
Steel Strapping
Gimbel
300
Inc
Jan
35
700
26%
-1.40
(Un)
.—
Jan
8V4
Hart
13%
7%
27%
10
Co
&
9V4
8%
Miller Ac
Sep
9%
Oct
Aug
4%
5
__
_
Corp
43% Sep
22% Apr
20
1
Utilities
18
57%
common—*
A
—
Schenley Industries
8% Jan
Jan
20
55
Feb
92
14
20
Jan
May
67
41
__
*
5% Sep
Oct
8Va Mar
14%
Mickelberry's Pood Products
South
62% July
Apr
33%
Jan
8%
•
B
Service
Public
6t Regis
Mar
5%
8%
7
class
Feb
12%
26%
Oct
14%
5
Llndsav
Mfg
48%
50
26%
Sep
—
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lonergan
1,300
34%
7%
27
•
Sangamo Electric Co—*
Sep
11%
*
46%
„
50
*
Lion Oil Co
Apr
37% Aug
Jan
10
common
10%
33% May
27% Feb
33 %
5
50c
Co
47% July
Jan
5
•
Lt & Chem
2,800
Mar
5
__
5
$2.50 preferred
Jun
Aug
Jan
4
Co
Feb
Jan
142
5
__
.
St
18
10
Sessions
10
9%
7%
—
•
Co
208
400
33%C
Leath 6s Co common
Feb
20%
_1
.—
Raytheon
Atlantic City
Lamson
Jan
22
8%
300
Corp of America (Un)
Corp (Un)
common
18%
4
University
9%
1
*
Pictures
Truax-Traer Coal
18%
1
(Un)
17%
cow1
Quaker Oats Co
RKO
Trl
18%
18%
Co
56
17%
—
Jun
76 Va
69
Co
53%
(Un)
Co
Jan
Jan
1
•
Gas
54
9%
•
13 Va
56
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp—
Knapp Monarch Co
Laclede
Jan
20 Vs
Jun
130%
300
*
Sep
9%
600
1
Laclede-Christy
8Va
Aug
17 v8 Mar
600
34%
common
Indiana
of
Feb
73
8.75
La Salle Extension
35%
33%
Corp
26
70 %
Katz Drug Co
Kropp Forge Co
35
34
*
42%
Feb
73
Power
Koppers Co Inc
5% July
17%
100
1
Car Co
Steel
Service
Chemical—
City Power & Lgiht—
& Light (Un)
Jan
Oct
5,300
200
25%,.
12l/4 Aug
200
25%
3.50
convertible preferred
Kansas
Kansas
Feb
39%
Shlnkle Shoe—
Laughlin Steel Corp
18
Kaiser Alum
Aug
19 %
25%
—
Johnson Stephens &
Jones &
Feb
22 Va
750
15
!
Co
20%
22% Aug
15% Aug
11 % Jan
600
(Un) __——7.50
(Un)
•
Iowa Power & Light
18% May
25
400
21%
11%
International Tel & Tel
Interstate Power Co
Feb
2,650
•
Co
International
7%
—•
& Chemical
Nickel
Feb
3%
Oct
28
•
International Harvester
International
8%
2Va
21%
V
—
Steamship Co
International Mineral
7 Va Mar
100
8G0
19
22%
16%
12
17%
49Va
7
200
1
Co
Steel Co
Interlake
8%
2%
•
Independent Pneumatic Tool—.
Inland
Jan
Jan
27%
-100
—
Products
42%
47%
20%
21
10%
39
10
Co
Steel
Sep
40'A May
27%
25
5.'.
common*
Illinois Central RR
Indiana
33%
300
20%
21%
11'/a
1
3
:
Bartlett
Spencer
Huttig Sash &
7%
200
42%
1
Harnlschfeger Corp
HeUeman (G) Brewing Co
Werner
47%
Mar
15
Aug
50
10
Co
Instrument
,
—
1
Halllcrafters Co
Hein
16%
11%
2
25
Corp
Hammond
—
3
Grlesedieck Western Brewery
Gulf Oil
18%
•
—„0
class A:
(Un)
Corp
—
—*>
common
Cooperage
—
1
Dock
Great Lakes Dredge &
Great
42
Jan
-—HfO
Apr
17
700
131% 131%
131%
12%
50
19%
"22 y4 July
300
10
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
35
34%
41%
8%
2%
18%
22%
16%
11%
17
46%
-
—
•
—•
400
35%
(The)
Standard
Glidden
5%
17
17%
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Co
Petroleum
Rlchman Bros
Dredge &
———
200
18%
3
Co
Sears
Fitz-Simons & Connell
100
12%
May
17
44%
—5
Mfg_-
23-
5% May
11%
Oct
5%
41%
38%
—
10
_
&
&
Radio
5
.1
(Un)
Controller
Electric
33% July
-
(Alan B> cl A 10c
Lines
Air
Eastman
Oct
30y.
—
-
Du Mont Laborat Inc
Du
5%
38%
5
(new;
700
9%
13%
5%
—
--
1
Domestic Finance Corp
Oct
-12%
(Cn)
Co
Dodge Corp
Process
30%
30%
9%
17
100
Corp
Public
Deere
700
Jan
13%
36%
8%
Consumers Power Co
—
Apr
9%
17%
__
50
-
4%
5%
—
10
._
High
2,100
12%
--
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
24Va Mar
33%
—
(Un)
RR
Low
4%
23
23
25
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
9%
2
—
Peabody Coal Co common
—5% convertible prior preferredControls Inc class A—-—
150
36%
Co Inc.—
System
Low
4%
1
(Un)
Pictures
Penn
500
800
33%
Gas
Shares
(Un) „1
Airways
class B—.—
Pennsylvania
—*
(The)
8%
Oct
93%
3,100
Oct
68 V4
100
23%
25%
**
25%
13%
Mar
500
93%
22
24
300
World
American
Oct
—5
—*
Commonwealth Edison common
-25
$1.32
convertible preferred—.—^25
Coleman
Columbia
Pan
18%
110
197/a
21%
for Week
•
(Un)
Car
Motor
300
99
8%
83 /»
20%
22
1
Inc
18%
99
8%
81 Va
93%
—
—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
FOE THE
Sale*
Mar
22% July
19%
Jan
1,100
10%
Jan
12%
Sep
1,000
34% Mar
41 Va
Reading Co
28%
28%
287/a
224
25%
•
52%
52%
53
387
49% May
58% July
•
87%
87
88%
158
79 Va
Jan
95
4%
50
Scott Paper common
Oil Co
Sun
United Corp
Gas Improvement
United
--
1
4%
4%
47/e
53
13%
32%
32%
33%
360
18
18
50
1975
6iy2
62
$4,000
1975
67
67
2.000
Jun
Jan
Jan
5% July
30% July
34 Va Mar
18
Oct
22
Jan
48%
53%
Jan
63
Oct
Jan
68
Oct
Oct
Westmoreland Inc
10
BONDS
Oak
Ohio
Manufacturing
Co
Edison Co—*
For footnotes
see
1
8
page 39.
17^
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17 y8
i77/8
1,900
35
35%
500
15
Jun
17%
Oct
33%
Jan
36%
Sep
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Volume 176
Number 5161
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1501) ,33
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
THE
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
Friday
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Allegheny
Ludlum
Steel
Low
6'/o
Gas
"
preferred
Biavv-Knox
Clark
10
Co
(D L)
Co
L>^que&ne
Brewing
;
16 Va
8%
13%
168
7%
7%
300
16%
89
Jan
16 Va
Jan
10%
Apr
18
Jan
IIV2
Jan
Oct
8% July
13%
General
High
46
Aug
10%
50
13 Va
—
Sep
16%^ Jan
7% Oct
10
Jan
General
Public
Uoxaexi
State
North
Fort Pitt
Brewing
Walker
21%
«...
1
Refractories
7
•
Co
21%
100
7
20%
150
22 %
7
Jan
Jun
"
28%
--
29%
20
28%
29 Va
—
♦
29'/a
57
29
Oct
Mountain
Fuel
National
100
33% Aug
May
32
Jan
60
July
Sep
38
Mar
18% Aug
23
Jan
55
Supply
10
Fireprooiing Corp
5
30
50
34%
88
32
20%
20 Va
130
5%
5%
100
2
«...
55
33%
mmmm
1
2
300
~
Va
4Va
Lta
$2.50
2.50
common
convertible preferred
Screw
Bolt
&
Toy Mining
emu
—Standard
Steel
—
25
Corp
33%
33%
47
47 Va
105
8%
75
•
;
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10c
-
2
95
10
Puioourgh Plate Glass-.
Pitts
—
Jan
Jan
6 Ve
Oct
Spring
10c
11c
31%
35 Va
Oct
Mar
8%
1,500
2% Jan
July
43
Jan
Oct
15c
Apr
22%
Feb
22%
23%
14%
14 Va
14%
505
14%
Oct
26 Va
27
338
24%
Jun
25%
42%
175
Vanadium
Alloys
♦Vfccuugiiouse
Steel
*
—_
Brake.-
Air
10
25%
24%
12.50
Westinghou.se Electric Corp
■
—
41%
40%
.
-
-
18 Ve
May
27%
Sep
24% May
953
590
^
,
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^
San Francisco Stock
V
-
Friday
stocks
27
-
42%
Sep
Apr
Par
Abbott
Laboratortoi
Admiral
'Air
common-
Corporation
Reduction Co
„_1
•
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Allied Chem & Dye
Allls-Chalmers
Aluminium
•
American
Ltd
new
Co
Radiator
Bmextiu®
Common (Un)
American Tel
Anaconda
S
27% Jan
Apr
Feb
May
56
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356
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88
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76%
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443
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82
14
14
14
52% Aug
16%
14%
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34 y4 Jan
65
13%
860
Jan
a
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28
13%
•
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a40 a4I%
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100
Mining
(Un;_
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1
20
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Armour & Co (111)
Co
12%
Jan
71
15
65%
Jan
72
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Aug
42
(Un)_*
pid
50%
40% May
46%
Fee
52 y4
386
48% Mar
11%
12
475
11 y4 Mar
55% Aug
12% Sep
12
12%
2,377
1.95
300
a46
50
Idaho
Motor
Car
Co
12%
Maryland Mines Corp
Idaho
Power
(Un)
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Manville
Kaiser
com
Aluminum a
Atchison
(Un)
(Un;
18 '/a
18%
998
16% Mar
10%
51% Aug
19% Sep
12%
1,330
10%
Oct
17 Va
a74% a74 y4
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65
Feb
76
397
26
Apr
36Va
150
46 y4
Oct
46 %
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Corp
Manufacturing Corp
(Un;
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Securities
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(Un)
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&
M &
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Cons
Beixxienem
50
Steei
51
Jun
Jan
156%
9% Aug
75 Va
Corp
Boeing
Airplane
Borden
Co
Feb
Sep
Oct
3.00
7%
Feb
Sugar
Central
RR
Co
United
Pabco
Co
Pacific
100
62 y4
Jan
74
9y4
Gas
18
20% a20%
20
20%
24%
3%
200
653
45%
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45 ya
147
26%
347
5%
516
5
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249
33
23
130
23
45 Va
(Un)
•
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a
(Un)
Oct
Sep
May
Apr
Apr
Oct
40
Mar
Oct
27% May
A
■
of
Crown Zellerbach Gorp
r
Preferred
75
18%
833
20
20%
*
20%
20%
1,302
6%
6%
6%
18% Apr
17% May
9% Jan
20%
20 %
33%
100
Oct
21%Mar
6% July
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43
18
26%
230
25
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Jan
12
Oct
Jan
8% Mar'
Jan
21
Jan
27% Jun
17% Jan
22% Sep
13 Ve
Jan
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22%
154
15% May
19% Jan
10%
10%
100
10
20y2
20%
207/a
160
20%
Oct
22 Ve Mar
67'/a
465
60 Va
Feb
92
3% 'J 3%
3,380
'
22 y4
66 y4
3 Mi
May
2.05
Jan
Jan
Mar
5.00
Sep
Apr
•
18%
18 V*
150
14
*
13%
13%
91%
91%
Mar
21%
67c
Gas
1st
5 '/2 7o
Corp (Un)
Sep
13 V* Aug
91 Ve Oct
17%
Jan
96
redeemable
preferred
4.80'/o red preferred
5 7c
redeemable preferred
series
Pacific
Lighting Corp
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Public
1st
5
4%
5 y4
2,388
American
39%
Feb
48%
Feb
69
Feb
85
World
Picture*
July
6%
Apr
15
26 Ve
Jan
29
35%
10,594
32%
Jun
36
33%
783
30%
Jan
34
Sep
29%
29%
544
28%
Jun
30 Ve
Sep
a27 a27%
46
28
Feb
2b %
Apr
a27
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25%
26% July
Feb
300
24%
Jun
26%
26%
1,030
25 Va
Jan
27%
Oct
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pfd
25%
25
A
27%
27%.
355
25%
Jan
27 Va
Oct
52 Ve
Jan
•
51%
52
925
1
11%
11 y4
290
49% May
9% Jan
•
17%
17.%
230
15
Jan
22%
Jan
common
common
24%
100
24%
112
4
18V4
(Un)
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Coxp
May
247%
911
112 113%
143
4%
100
9%
9%
374
9%
Oct
a22"% a237/a
75
22 %
July
29% Mar
Feb
20% July
10% Apr
—50
33%
(Un)
Sep
199
4%
a
;
114%
18%
(Un)__l
(Un)
Apr
17% Aug
25% Aug
18%
•
(Un)
108% May
18% Oct
14%
18%
4%
Apr
26 % Mar
** May
11%
Jan
551
10%
1,765
36%
460
35%
35%
420
28% May
36% Sep
35% Oct
43
45
19%
9%
36'/a
10'/a
45
133
21%
45
17%
8%
35
Feb
May
Feb
54
54
54
425
28 Vz
28%
28%
1,020
49 V* Mar
27% May
Oct
62% July
37
Feb
•
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285
40% Mar
42% Aug
•
a57%
a56% a58%
118
60 Va
Sep
68 % Mar
28% Apr
35% Aug
Sep
107
Co
Jun
Oct
34
25
common
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Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
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Jan
14%
4%
•
19 Ve
33%
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a28% a283/a
Jan
Oct
Feb
35%
Ltd
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&
11 Va
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13%
152
25
1st
5 7o
100
12'/4
23
common
preferred
57o
13%
12%
10
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Pacific
60
13%
12 (4
26
Electric
&
3,131
6
Cpast Aggregates
Pacific
—
5
Pacific
July
36%
59 %
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180
280
Apr
37%
Apr
21%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
400
13% Sep
16%
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18%
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75
20% Sep
31% Feb
34
Jan
60%
Oct
72
Apr
12
,(Un)
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Rayonier Incorp common
Remington-Rand Inc
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
10
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135
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34 y. Mar
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7%
33
July
37
64
Feb
19%
Jan
9%
Oct
12 V*
Jan
1
7%
Apr
11%
100
11 Va
Jun
55
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110
56
845
48% May
102% 102 %
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55% Sep
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1.95 May
Oct
(Un)^„15
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Sep
37% Aug
18
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Jan
Mar
33 Va
Feb
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Apr
Sep
Jan
100
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160
205
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83%
22%
100
33%
59%
48%
29
'
Creameries
22%
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545
47% July
Apr
39
75
Aircraft
Continental Motors
Apr;
5
Paramount
210
Consolidated Coppermines
Vultee
1.25
35%
*
90
99
Jan
•
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Sep
59%
103
Sep
Aug
a7%
a7%
95
15%
15
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579
15
Oct
21 »/2 Mar
15
15
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212
15
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21% Mar
2.75
2.80
400
30
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26%
•
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Class
A
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S & W Fine Foods Inc
Safeway Stores Inc
23% Jan
152
24% May
18 V* May
a37y4 a38%
154
39 %
Apr
a38% a38%
a38%
140
32%
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745
26
27
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,
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100
54
Feb
225
31
Apr
73% July
33 Va Sep
9
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690
30%
8% May
11% Jan
31
441
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Feb
33% lfay
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221
40
Oct
49
Jan
10c
69,600
tie
Jun
15c
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148
25%
Oct
26Va
285
49% May
: 58%
65
50% Mar
9c
8c
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52%
■
•
Shell Oil Co
Jan
33
33%
9
-1.40
May
Aug
37% Oct
32%
30%
10
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277/a
20
43%
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5
Joseph Lead (Un)
San Mauricio Mining
Schenley Industries (Un)_n—
17%
26%
32 Vz
10
—
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Scott Paper Co
Sears Roebuck & Oo
356
200
a
•
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26%
32%
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32
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Jun
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100
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87c
100
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Apr
34 y.
Commercial
Consolidated
Jan
,_1
class A
Jan
3y3
System
12*
26%
36
83%
lo
Aug
28%
10
Pacific Western Oil Corp
Packard Motor Co common
___♦
Iron
5c
36
1.40
a45 Va a46%
Sep
110,200
90c
L
6c
67%
36
188
Jun
26
"5c
_t
50 y4
Oct
24Vi» May
463
Jan';
Jan
Oct
1.40
1.40
20
53%
a37 a37%
a37%
1
22
Oct
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un;
12.to
Philco Corp (Un)
3
Philippine Long Distance Tel Co—P100
Phillips Petroleum Co
*
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
•
53
•
90
Jan
....d...
29
Oct
a32
a32%
10
a24% a25 %
Mar
3%
56%
1
(Un)
4y4
Sep
23
25
16%
Sep
May
2% May
al7%
15%
3% Feb
11%
5
12%
Clorox Chemical Co
&
14%
17% May
26'/a
20
Fuel
13%
180
12%
Aug
9%
145
17%
3%
45%
20
14
175
32
Fisheries
Amer
Pullman Inc cap
Paul RR com
Cities Service Co
7% May
Feb
807
13% al4%
12%
2
America
9%
Apr
17%
II
*
Ltd..
Chrysler Corp
Columbia
% a737/a
a 72
a
15%
435
535
—•
common..,
Inc
Pacific Finance
Oct
a
445
15
2%
.
Can
53% July
5
OQ Co
Mining Co
Chesapeake Si Ohio Bar (Un)
Colorado
37 y4
Jan
5
Eureka
St
Sep
50 y4
9%
17%
14
5c
—>
Preferred
Sep
33y2
1
Canadian Pacific Xty
(Un)
Case (J I; & Co common (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Mil
2.50
79
1.85
Oct
380
1
Products
Jun
Feb
20
56%
5
(Uni.
Filters
9%
31%
19% Aug
14% Oct
2%
1
!
Co
170
Apr
Jan
33%
(Un)
Railway
(Un)
Oct
July
527/a
a56% a57%
;
.
Apr
July
60% Aug
83
Mar
Giorgio Fruit Corp cl A
Class B common
Doernbecher
com.. —__5
_
Mfg Co
•
Dominguez Oil Fiekis Co
•
(Un)
__
Dow Chemical Co new common
_
du
Pont
Eastern
(E I)
Air
de
Nemours.
Lines
E1
Dorado
Electrical
El
Paso
Eureka
Co
„
1
_
_
_
3
Machinery
&
For footnotes
see
Corp
page 39.
10
615
Sep
32
Oct
33
Jun
17%
Sep
86 %
317
81%
Apr
90%
Jan
33
a22% a22%
Oct
108
68%
Feb
77
77
100
76
Oct
40%
4.0%
40%
380
39% Oct
47%
Jun
18
33%
32%
33%
1,937
32%
40 Va
Jan
rll/64 13/64
7,354
Corp (Un)
Socony-Vacuum Oil
(Un)
50
366
22% May
42% Jun
24 y2
July
!
Rights
Southern Calif
4.48%
—
-
Jan
10
J»n
Standard Brands Ino
a32
272
32
Oct
38 Va
Jan
Standard
43%
44%
650
Jan
Standard Oil
1%
300
40% Mar
1% Jan
46%
1%
2%
Apr
Standard
20%
20%
83
18%
22
Feb
Studebaker
!><Vl
9% May
Jan
40
a30
72
32
120
12%
—
■■■*
1,000
Mar
107
ft Sep
ft Oct
34
Apr
37
29
Apr
30% Aug
30%
Jan
33% Aug
12 Va
Oct
20
Aug
Mar
14%
15
656
12%
Jan
15%
Sep
39%
40%
2,507
39 %
Oct
43 %
Aug
a37% a38%
158
32 Ve
Apr
40%
8
8
100
a26i/a'
a26'/2
a27
125
53%
5,103
2
(Un)
14 Ve
1,173
Oct
7%
23
38% July
Sep
10'/a
Jan
Jan
27
Aug
11% Mar
Sunray
40
35%
a30
31%
1
Oil
Oil
Co
Co
of
California
of
N
Corp
Oil Corp
J
(Un)
8
Oct
11%
Aug
Superior
296
40
Oct
56
Jan
Sylvanla Electric Products
Portland
Cement
1
52 y4
51%
25
a72'/4
a72
a75
128
Feb
77% Jan
82%
Jun
—15
(Indiana)..—
'200
8
40
34%
32
3
*
—
47%
140
a31 %
a32
Co
a69
35%
25
A..25
Sperrv Corp
Spiegel Inc common
9%
610
(Un)—•
ser
5
Pacific
7%
-
com
Southern Co
7
44%
Edison Co
preferred
Southern Calif Gas preferred
Southern Calif Petroleum
9%
*
Chem
42 Va
a43% a45%
a44 Ve
_
Federated Petroleum*
35% Mar
Sep
a67%
•
Oil
Southern
—
Food
Jun
39%
15%
84%
—
4
•
Co
Ltd—
Plantation
_
Co.
Feb
28
115
32
•
Corp
Q«s
3%
358
584'
'
.1
1U
Works
Capwell
Corp
(Un;_
2.75 Jun
m
5
Sinclair
9%
al6% al7%
10c
5
__
_
common
Products
Natural
Emporium
Ewa
Oil
32
.
(Un)
Eastman Kodak Co
30
5
Rights (when issued)
Du Mont Lab class A (Un)__
7% May
a69
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Di
73%
72
73%
641
72
83
Jan
37
90
18%
19 Va
350
25
25
50
37
37
303
1
1
(Un)
*
7.50
i
24% July
56 y2
Co
Edison
Oil
16
17%
36
18
;33%
1.25
Pacific
120
505
14%
17
50
19
Apr
12% Juxy
25% Oct
%_
(Un)
Invest
Oliver
Apr
100
10
—
of
15 %
52
ai4
Oct
48
56y2
—_
preferred
Northern
*
a38
17%
33%
266
1
Co
Amer
67o
Juxy
2.35
♦
Packing Corp
Chic
6,376
54 y*
52
10
Cement- Co
Corp
47% May
11 ya Sep
223
Oct
a37
ZZ
60
22
5
-J.
American
North
1% Mar
2.30
•
Atlantic
55 y2
Oct
a37
—
Canadian
3% July
Apr
1%
2.35
5
.
Machine
California
46
Jan
1
Byron Jackson Co
Ink
11%
10%
3% Apr
9
11%
15
Budd Company
Burroughs Adding
Celanese
200
a 47
Oct
9
5
(Un)
Borg-W'arner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Store* Inc
Central
V2 a48%
(Utt)
Co
70% July
»
Aviation
Feb
jun
379
a47%
FeD
12% Mar
94 y4
Feb
6%
275
1%
,
(Un)
California
54 V*
1%
2
Blair Holdings Corp
Calaveras
a3 '/a
54 y4
»
41
14
,
10c'
(Un)
American
Feb
1.00
184
a3 Va
(wxi;
Bishop Oil Co
Calambra
a3%
692
34%
10
City Lines
North
39% July
5
Aviation Corp (Un)__
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
91% Jan
14%
a24%
Niagara Mohawk Power
16% Mar
May
Pi
Bendix
72% May
*
P.10
(Un)
Oct
Mar
231
17
(Un)
Jan
7
al2% al2%
__
Inc
Feb
17
Y
36
9
3% Aug
54
1
N
Ohio
9
______lc
00
34%
'
.10
National Distillers Prod (Un)
Natomas Company ;
Ohio
153
7
69% a72%
a
.
*
Inc
Util
Nash-Kelvinator
37% Oct
3,365
4%
22
__1
common
National Auto Fibres.
55 y2
7ya
46 "A
Feb
July
51%
1
Co..
National
Apr
7'/a
27 y4
4 Va
a70%
...10
————
Montgomery Ward («*)Morrison-Knudsen Co_
Feb
13
(Un)
27%
46 V*
4%
2.50
Pacific
Baldwin
a74y4
1
Montana-Dakota Utilities
53
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton (Un)
,
50
Mindanao Mother Lode Mine*
32%
; 50
Jan
43%
Jan
a9
Jan
42
Navigation Co (Un)
Middle
Jan
1.05
36%
47%
31%
150
a25ye a25'/a
54%
1.00
Sep
May
Apr
437
al9% a20%
17%
18
36 y2
a87/a
Jan
a20
Oct
a94 y4 a94y4
50
May
39%
17%
Sep
pa
....
2.25
Jan
30'/a a31%
a25'/e
38 y8
137
FeD
39%
a
♦
27%
a35% a37Ve
a36
5
Top & Santa Fe
Wedge
Atok-Big
Avco
10
1.20
100
330
Kern County Land
&
Sep
1,500
42%
.—
Co
16
1.60
a 39%
48%
(U11)
Chemical
Corp
Copper Corp
'Salt
Jan
48%
*
Preferred
Leslie
Jan
2.85 May
68
42%
(Un).
Jun
Sep
39% May
50
90
16%
Feb
1.55
a30%
33%c
Corp
July
Oct
150%
4,379
1.70
7.50
Tel
61
Co
Kennecott
1,254
37 y4
11% May
48% Sep
13% Jan
(Un)_*
Paper
Tel
15% ai5y4
16% AUg
a39%
«
International Nickel Co Canada
Intex
1.55
20
International
Johns
a
1
Co
International Rarveenei
38 y4
a53 y4 a53%
>
a46
35 %
36%
•
—
Armco
1,391
Jan
71
1.90
Oceanic Oil
Anglo
Archer-Daniels-Midland
16
15%
61%, Aug
a41%
12 %
38 Va
50
16% May
25% Oct
•
42%
14
1,581
a25% a25%
Jun
♦
35 y4
13%
205
152% 152'%
TI
_»
23%
1
North
a4Q
„
100
(Un)
213
15%
Oil Corp
*
—
Copper
24%
>2%
a503/a
__20
32% Oct
68 y8
a48% a48V»
(Un)
Jan
50
13'/a
a
60% Feb
110
a481/4
rceixning—
Co
160
Oct
2%
—..12%
S
&
»
Tel
&
Woolen
2%
1
American Car & Foundry (Un)
Factors Ltd
(Un)
American
a25% a26Va
High
26%
10
a50%
(Un)
American
auuerxcan
a31
25%
Feb
•
Development Co
Menasco
43
a7i% a72%
a72%
commonr
(Un)
American
a31
::io
....
Airline*'In©
American Can
a31
Corp (Un)-,
Mxg
Low
5
25%
Holly
Meier
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co
•<
Share*
a44 V2 a44%
14%
Oct
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd
Honolulu
Matson
for Week
Low
5
Oct
14'%
1
Marchant Calculators Inc
__5
Martin Co (Glenn) _—__1
Sale*
Rang* *
of Prlees
10
70
Jan
35
,
Exchange
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
50
1,030
High
63% Aug
a—
100
(Un)
Corp
Macy & Co (R
Magnavox Co
•
720
10
14%
common
Lockheed Aircraft Corp...
Loew's Inc (Un)
'-ft
59%
10
14%
11%
Sep
24
25
Jan
11
10c
•
Foundry...
58%
Low
54% Mar
53 % July
Oct
1
Engineering &
59 Va
5
Kaiser-Frazer
United
60
•
(Un)
Ry non-cum
International
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
a50
3
Hudson
Jeannette Glass 7% preferred
Joy Manufacturing Co
689
a48J/4
Jun
9%
Jan
62 Va
5
47o
preferred
Gooayear Tire & Ruotxer
Great
High
62%
*
common
Utilities
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
(Un)
Corp
General Paint Corp
Preferred
General
Shares
•
(Un)
Corp
Motors
for Week
of Prices
14 V2
Co
Foods
Greyhound
8.50
Harbison
(Joseph;
26
5
8%
5
Equitable Gas Co
Home
10%
13%
•
-
205
16%
•
Columbia Gas System
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
33%
10 Va
•
Shares
Electric
Sale*
Range
Par
General
High
32
Co—
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
~
Arkansas Natural
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
17
a
19%
34%
a
50 Ve
Oct
64% July
32% Feb
38% May
18%
24 Ve
Apr
25
Sep
37%
Oct
Oct
24
May
33% Jun
,
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1502)
OTHER STOCK
Sale#
Range
for Week
of Price#
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Bala Price
Low
Par
Week's
Sale Price
Inc
Textron
Transamtrica
Corp
Tri-Continental
Sugar
United
common._25
United
Can
Glass
&
Oct
16%
Oct
24
Jan
21%
Jan
27% Mar
70
14%
Jan
17
335
15%
a
36%
57%
Feb
67%. July
36
Feb
45% July
y
1,415
37%
100
31
July
Apr
May
28%
36
Sep
Jan
Westinghouse
101/4
2%
25
94
Oct
Yellow
Feb
8%
1,289
10%
33 %
10%
310
27%
Jan
27%
Jun
12%
220
12%
Oct
21
Jan
37%
38Va
938
J7% Mav
41%
Jar
4%
4%
270
4%
Sep
a28Vs a28%
100
32%
Sep
32%
Sep
'
:
_
-
'
'
Co
Cab
9%
170
9T«
Oct
15 Va
Jan
"9
—
9%
213
8% July
10%
Jan
54%
54%
150
54 Va
Oct
a97% a97%
20
-
a97%
12%
41%
10
1
a43 Va
1
(Un)
(P W)
Woolworth
common
5% Mar
9%
'
—---100
(Un)
Corp
Elec
High
25%
12%
37%
(Un)
—r
Low
25%
—
——
Sep
Preferred
22
426
a27% a27%
.
Paramount Theater*
Jan
28%
a33% a35%
a34
10
10.978
25%
V4
Gas
United
Feb
19'/a
28 %
12%
—5
Co
10%
650
a63 a64 Vt
37 Va
Inc.
150
19%
al5%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
10
1
U S Steel Corp common
•
Westates Petroleum common (Un)_—.1
West Indies Sugar
1
Western Air Lines Inc (Un)
.—1
Western
Dept Stores
-25c
Western Pacific RR Co common.....8
<UnL__
Corp
United
Jan
60
10%
24
25 Va
a63 'A
(Un;
Corp
Lines
Air
Oct
51%
19%
—
1
__;—_—
Aircralt
United
—
(Un)—:_—*
Carbon
&
Union Oil Co of California
Union
2
—
Corp
Carbide
Union
10
Oil
Associated
Water
Tide
466
10%
50
common
Shares
Low
Par
,
High
Low
51%
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
High
51%
28
(Un)
Company
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
"
Texas
Monday, October 20* 1952
.
OCTOBER 17
Friday
Week's
Friday
.
EXCHANGES
WEEK ENDED
THE
RANGE FOR
.
40%
41%
50% Mar
a^_
35 V4
206
Feb
42%
Oct
42%
1,564
a43 a43%
a__
Jan
44%
Jun
4% July
6%
Jan
'*
6
6
600
•
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
THE
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 17
Friday
Montreal Slock
Exchange
Range
for Week
Sale Priee
of Prices
Shares
Par
Abitibi
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
Paper
Sugar
137/s
4,126
12%
Oct
18%
Jan
25
25
835
24%
Jan
25%
Jun
a5%
a5%
•
Aluminum
—
Ltd
Co
Can
of
4%
5
Jun
6%
July
11%
Sep
1,560
44
May
56%
Jan
3,550
46
Oct
52 %
Sep
55
100
45
44%
45%
47
46
48%
25
24%
24 %
24 %
1,055
23
Mar
20.30
20.30
20.30
9,916
13
Jan
38
Aug
40 Va Mar
Jun
13%
38
38
55
•
12%
12%
12%
1,320
80%
80 %
80%
160
79
July
86
•
23
23
23%
377
22
Apr
27
•
19%
19%
20%
1,180
19%
Oct
24
Bell
43
43
43
120
41
Apr
53%
Tract
Lgt
al9
al9
al9
115
19
Oct
31%
36%
36%
37
4,607
34%
Apr
39%
Feb
io
10
10 Va
8,433
9%
Oct
13 %
Jan
Paper
Power
International
Jan
_•
British American
British
Oil
Columbia
Pwr
&
38
•
common
Elec
4%%*
11%
Jan
British
Columbia
Power
British Columbia
class A
19%
Oct
25%
Utilities
88%
Apr
92
5%
5%
2,100
5%
Sep
33
32%
33
615
34
33%
34
300
al8
al8
10
__
8'/a
Apr
33 %
Cement
$1.30
Apr
35
Canada
Iron
Canada
Northern
Canada
2nd
Foundries
19
8
8%
200
7%
Jun
9%
32 %
34 %
675
30%
Jun
36 Va
Safeway Ltd 5%
Canada
7.55
7.55
7.55
50
July
8.30
5%
Steamship
preferred
6.70
73
75
524
63
Jun
80%
27%
27%
415
25%
Apr
28 Va
23
22 %
23
570
19
Jan
25
al2
al2
25
10
*
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
Class
6%
<
a99
a99
20
a99
__
preferred
5%
a99
,
*
50
9% July
89%
Mitchell
July
12 Va
Sep
Sep
Mitchell
Feb
99
Oct
101
7 Mar
71
Aug
Montreal
44 % Mar
50
Jan
Morgan & Co 5%
1,285
15%
Jun
20
38
38
38%
100
34%
Jun
42
Jan
30%
Sep
34
Feb
May
17
Aug
34
30%
250
12
43Va
740
34
41'/a
230
41
al3
31
al3al3%
__
•
35
195
common
38
Apr
49 Va
Feb
36
Aug
Montreal
Corbys
Davis
class
A
class
Steel
com
1
common
&
14%
40
17%
19
1,310
14% May
al6%
al6%
al7
50
14% May
19%
Jan
32%
32
34%
8,329
32
M&y
42%
Feb
•
20
20
20
740
20
Feb
22% May
8
Oct
12
Jan
Oct
16%
Jan
21% May
26%
Jan
10%
Apr
92
Feb
21 Va
Fteb
8'A
8
8%
455
15%
15%
15%
100
22%
22%
23%
2,670
a6.40
a6.50
75
__
all
*
class
A
pfd—
20
Ltd
al6%
•
al3
common
Power
common
100
*
Motors
Goodyear Tire
Gypsum Lime
4%
&
235
31
25
15%
16%
3,940
97 Va
Jun
48 % May
66 Vb
Jan
28
Apr
31%
Oct
15%
Jun
19 Va
Jan
al2% al2%
80
10% Mar
12%
inc 1927
Alabastine
730
37 % May
45
10%
a
12%
111/4
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13
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100
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Aug
720
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40
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93 %
99
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45
45
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38
39
98 %
98%
98%
10
•
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39
100
common
preferred
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Feb
Oct
11
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Western
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Apr
•
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Winnipeg
Jan
3.30
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210
28 %
Aug
34
Sep
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245
55 %
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Aug
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10
27%
27 %
28
2,205
24
Apr
29%
Sep
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15
Sep
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Montreal
10
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31
1,486
26%
Apr
31
Aug
48
32
32
571/4
48
25
47
Feb
49
Jun
Nova
10
39%
39%
39%
370
35%
Apr
39%
Oct
32
32 Va
705
28 Va
Jun
33%
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10
31
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31
1,302
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Apr
31%
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103
50
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25
29% May
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105
Oct
40
39
20%
„
Sep
Sep
July
103
common
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56
11 Va
15 Va
96
151/3
5
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Wares
56
31
Feb
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Oct
Mar
11% May
19%
__
3
Dynamics
Steel
75
197/g
100
General Bakeries Ltd
General
Aug
21 % July
151/3
•
preferred
5%% preferred
General
13
•
Canada common
5%
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—
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Foundation Co of
__
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5
11
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14
6,550
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31
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295
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14
•
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14
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Jan
Oct
Oct
•
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31
13%
30%
common
Fraser
Apr
490
5,163
*
Chemical
Textile
Co
21%
14%
Brewery Ltd common
Dryden Paper
Corp
350
Jan
32 %
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Dow
Paper
22%
2534
13%
*
Dominion Stores Ltd
Famous
Oct
30%
10O
preferred
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21
22%
__
•
&
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Eddy
150
Jan.
31%
25
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Foundries
Dominion
21
26
13%
•
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May
•
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Dominion
22
•
2.60
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7%
170
2
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25
•
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Dominion Coal 6%
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Jan
•
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Dominion
Aug
70
•
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Leather
16
18
Farm Equipment
Mining & Smelting:.-
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Oct
52 Va July
21
__
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Consumers
13%
25
25
•
75
25
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Mai
825
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National Drug &
Jan
32
700
60
58
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24
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Jan
32 Va
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Ltd
Class B
70
____
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Jan
48%
6
34
•
Locomotive
Canadian
Jan
20
68%
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Breweries
Molson
Sep
48
common
Canadian
10%
'
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27%
Jan
31%
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17
•
Morse
Feb
Sep
28%
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Frontenac
70
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Fairbanks
Feb
%
317/a
Massey-Harris
48
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Canadian
Aug
28 Va
common—*
*
*
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70
__
25
preferred
Jan
23 %
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17
Foundry common
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11%
18J/fe Aug
40% May
500
common
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1,537
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5
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47
27%
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July
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52% Mar
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Feb
100
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3,990
6%
64%
22
500
26%
6 Va
42
————
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Aug
73 %
preferred
6
25%
—
Jan
32 %
27%
Corp
6
26
com—•
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(John)
the
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Jan
*
common
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150
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Aug
Jun
30
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24
Apr
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4,488
10
25
common
Public Service Ltd
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of
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Canada
32%
9%
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*
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Laurentide class B
———
Jan
32
16%
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30%
31%
9%
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Jun
Jan
*
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Sep
5%
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32%
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Apr
75
25
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Bulolo Gold
3,190
91
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B
Building
20
91
__
•
Bruck Mills Ltd class A
Class
19%
19%
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British Columbia Forest Products
9.30
common
International
Jan
•
Telephone
715
6
Bronze
Petroleum
Jamaica
Brazilian
12
High
17%
52
Jan
•
Ltd.
Bathurst Power & Paper class A_;
Class B
11%
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International
Feb
50
common
2,016
preferred
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Mar
28
Corp
780
56%
preferred
International Nickel of Canada
20.30 Oct
100
Argus Corp Ltd common
4%%
preferred
18
53%
6%
24% Aug
•
pfd
6%
Industrial
International
Low
High
17%
55
*
common_5
25
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
4% preferred
Feb
18 Va
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10%
Range Since Jan. 1
17%
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1
common
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16% May
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55
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Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
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10%
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Aluminium
Atlas
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13%
25
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Asbestos
Low
13%
Paper
Oil & Refining
Husky
•
common
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma
Hudson
Range Since Jan. 1
25
&
Power
$1.50 preferred
Smith
Howard
Last
'
Sharea
i (
for Week
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
1
Range
of Frees
Sale Price ;
Canadian Fanin.
STOCKS
Sale*
Week's
Last
STOCKS
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•
•
Volume 176
Number 5161
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1503)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER 17
Montreal Curb Market
Friday
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Par
of Prices
Low
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills
Anglo Nlfd DeveloDment Co
Ltd—*
a22%
5
10%
Belding-Corticelli Limited com
Belgium Stores Ltd common
'
Bickle-Seagrave
Brown
$5
Ltd
Company
$3.00
1st
II
95
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
*
class
A
18
Canadian
7%
Dock
&
Co
Ltd
Investments
Gold
Mines
Jan
Falconbridge
Nickel
Mines
Jan
Fontana Mines
5% Aug
Oct
2.00
Jan
Frobisher
8%
Sep
15%
Jan
Giant
95
8
Oct
113
(1945)
Industries
Ltd
Ltd
*
*
common
preferred
100
Canadian
Ingersol
Rand
Co
Marconi
Company
Feb
17
May
20'/2
Jan
34
Gold
Mines
34 y2
34'A
Aug
56
Mar
Jaculet
25
25
80
22'/2
Jun
26
Mar
Kayrand Min Devel Co
32
34%
2,065
32
Oct
43
Jan
Kenmayo
30
150
Mar
160
Jun
Kerr-Addison
July
96
Jan
Klondike
a85
25
5.00
450
85
3.40
Jan
Canadian Pwr & Paper Inv Ltd com__*
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♦
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a3.90
26
8
8
Canadian Westinghouse
Company Ltd_*
8%
1,580
a67
a65
a67
22
64
6.25
July
14%
15
1,000
14
Jan
a2.00
a2.30
62
Pood
Claude
•
Products
Neon
Class
Gen
class
Advt
A
__*
class
A
__
10c
B
__
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Consolidated
Div
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&
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Dominion
Limitee
Jack
Lake
Mines
Mines
200
1.45
Jan
300
2.50
Feb
3.65 Mar
al.00
70
a25
a25
22
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25
3,944
__
Engineering Works Ltd--
Yukon
Keno
Goodyear
Great
Tire
Lakes
&
Rubber
Oil
Mexican Light &
Preferred
Minnesota &
New
Calumet Mines
New
Formaque
Jan
6%
300
17
515
1.15
1.30
go
690
40c
40c
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86
86
6
25
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18
16%
18
46
46
1.15
10
10
__
A—*
New
Jason
Lt
O'Brien
Gold
Ontario
Pyrites
1st
Russell
Jan
Co
Fato
Cons
Union
Gas of Canada
United
Amusement
Class
Feb
10
Oct
Quebec
Apr
12%
Jan
Gold
Rix-Athabasca
Jan
Metals
50
-50
25
45
Sep
55
Jan
Silver
Miller
9
9
100
9
Sep
Siscoe
Gold
Stadacona
"
73A
Apr
15
—
10%
15
100
13
Aug
16
Jan
88
__
88
25
80
Jan
93
May
25
10
10%
10%
3.50
3.50
6'A
6'A
24
24
24%
-
24%
__
__
24'A
11
328
July
2.85 May
129
6'A Aug
8
-420
•
22
777
Mar
4.50
25
3.50
'3.50
200
110
110
10
108
a5
a5%
17
a__
al6%al6%
17
Jan
28
%
Jan
Apr
27%
Aug
a__
"
__
5
a5%
__
•
Standard
Gold
Barvallee
Barvue
Mines
20'A
Aug
3.50
4.25
112
Mines
Mines
Mines
Dev
&
Centremaque
Gold
Ventures Ltd
a—
—
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___
Gold
Candego
Central
Sep
Oil
16%
Aug
Altex
39
13%
Oct
Uranium
2,730
28%
.
Jan
42%
Oils
99c
1.00
2,500
1.65
500
Br&lsaman
Bristol
28'A
1,000
16%
Apr
30%
25%
200
20'A
Jan
26%
Cobalt
Sep
Sep
11
56
10
36
a„
22
135
a
22
.
10
a8.00
-
a--
20%
2.25
2.55
9,900
31c
32c
12,000
Co
4c
4c
4c
2c
Jan
23'A
4
Oils
20c
20c
22c
Oct
3.15
Apr
1.70
700
1.50
Jan
2.45
Apr
3.10
500
3.00
Feb
3.60
Jun
38c
46c
19,100
36c
Oct
1.04 May
16c 16'Ac
3,500
15c
Sep
34c
Feb
20 c
22c
7,200
20c
Oct
34c
Jan
1.90
—
1.90
1,000
Oct
1.90
4%C
4%c
4%c
9,000
17
17
17%
200
3c
3'Ac
3,000
2c
1.22
1.36
4,500
1,500
Luv
Calgary
Sep
Edmonton
&
Petroleums
1.25
10c
1
4.70
4.50
1
1.20
10c 11'Ac
4c
3.15
9c
Sep
Oct
17
Jan
Feb
Jan
25
Jan
1.05
1.71
Admiral
4.70
3,500
1.24
4,000
52c
500
•
_
30c
32c
_1
__
15c
15c
2,500
5.90
6.50
2,825
5.90
Oct
?"if. 8.00
Feb
2.70
2.85
900
2.65
Oct
3.45
Jan
•;
6.1b
-
4.10 Feb
5.75
Aug
Aug
Oct
2.24
Jun
74'Ac
30c
Oct
45c
Jan
7c
Mar
17c
Aug
1.16
48c
1,100
28c
24c 29'Ac
•
/
24c
9,500
1.80
1.80
1.85
4,899
_1
_
10 %c
10 %c
12c
11,700
Jan
Oct
Jan
65c
1.72 May
10c
2.30 July
19'Ac Feb
Jan
*
21c
_
_
'
21c
1,600
2.25
•
2.40
2.44
16,500
17%c Aug
2.05
Sep
28c
Sep
4.75 Mar
18%
17'A
18%
4'Ac
4'Ac
4'Ac
2,000
4'Ac
10c
May
1
58c
58c
64c
9,600
61c
May
80c
Mar
—1
33'Ac
28'Ac 33'Ac
9,200
28c
Oct
50c
Jan
_1
4.60
_
Mines.—
4.15
450
4.75
Jan
14%
Sep
Feb
3.20
13,100
23% Aug
5.25 Aug
52c
89c
Apr
6.10
6.10
6.90
900
6.10
Oct
9.60
Jan
5.60
5.50
5.75
2,000
5.25
Oct
8.00 July
2.10
Ltd
2,25
400
2.00
Oct
2.95
37c
43c
48 %C
1,600
Oct
Atlantic
Oil
3c
Jan
Canadian
29c
Jan
--
37c
2,500
Oct
90c
19
Sep
May
11%
Ltd—
11
600
10%
Oct
5.80
6.35
2,900
5.25
Jan
6.95 Aug
2.85
Oils
Canadian
2.75
3.00
2,400
2.70
Sep
3.50 July
Canadian
Devonian
Ltd—
12
Jan
--
Petroleums
'
99 %c
1.00
834
79'Ac
Oct
5.05
:
Co
6.00
1,600
4.75
Oct
7.75
Jan
Oct
1.76
Apr
-
Oct
3.05
Jan
Central
Oct
18c
May
Central
Leduc
5c
Mar
consolidated
41c
1.06
1.90
1.05
1.00
2.05
6,700
1.40
Jun
9.50
11
4,600
5.25
Jan
3.45
___
Pipe Lines Producers Ltd—
Explorers Ltd
3.45
300
2.80
Jan
2,400
98c
1.75 May
Jan
Sep
Del
Oils
Allenbee
Rio
Oil
<fe
Gas
Oils
Producers
600
4.50
3%c
1,000
3%c
Feb
12c
6,500
10c
Oct
22 %c
Jan
East
55c
55c
1,000
16c
Aug
70'Ac
Sep
Empire
Oils
Empire
7c
Jan
May
,65c
63c
66c
9,000
59c
Oct
66c
Oct
3%c
3'Ac
4c
8,500
3'Ac
Oct
11 %c
3c
Sep
9c
May
20c
Oct
Crest
Oil
Co
1,500
1.15
20,500
2.86
3.45
9,500
25
2.25
2.65
14c
4.15
34c
40c
1.88
13,750
39c
1.05
9,000
3.95
99c
600
13 %c
4.00
Ltd
12,300
-
Minerals—
&
99c
1.05
3.10
„—
Dcvon-Leduc Oils Ltd
99c
1.09
2.25
12c
3.20
2.34
Sep
12%
Sep
5.50 July
Oct
1.82
Apr
Oct
1.70
Apr
Jan
Oct
Oct
Sep
5.00 July
3.45
26c
4.20
Apr
Apr
Sep
Jan
12'Ac Mar
99c
Ltd——
Ltd
Petroleum
6.60
Oct
10
Ltd
Cordasun
.4.70
__
Apr
Jan
Jan
lie
11c
Apr
20c
jun
52c
Ltd
Lands
3.75
3'Ac Jan
14c
Mar
6c
Jan
1.16
_
Ltd
Oils
4.50
..
Ltd—1
_
Corp
Calvan
3%c
__
__
1
*
_
40c
56'Ac
Oct
1.72
10c
14/000
3%c
__
J
__
20c
3%c
~
500
20c
500
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Gaspe
Oil
Jun
Apr
Kroy
Jan
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
1,100
6c
Aug
28c
3,000
11c
Aug
19c
Mar
7c
8c
Ltd
__1
14%c
13c 14y2c
Ltd
1
1.10
^-1
30c
1.96
Jun
Oils
Ltd
New British &
New
__1
4,500
4c
Aug
8c
Jan
5c
4,000
5c
Apr
7c
Jan
New
Pacalta
1.15
5.800
1.70 Mar
New
Superior
30c
24c
4,800
6%c
6%c
500
3'Ac
3'Ac
1,000
3c
alOc
200
9c
3%c
1
SAVARD
MEMBERS:
Cr
MONTREAL
TORONTO
STOCK
MONTREAL
1.05
Oct
Oct
58c
Mar
Okalta
6'Ac Aug
14c
May
Omnitrans
July
8c
276 ST. JAMES
12c
Mar
Oils
ST.
Oils
Oil
Oils
Co
of
of
1181 St. Catherine
-
EXCHANGE
Can
Ltd-
2,000
1.74
90
Ltd
Selburn
Souris
Oil
--
10%
1.65
2.40
3,500
1.98
Jan
^an
13%
Jan
Apr
4.35
Feb
17%
Jan
95'Ac May
Oct
3.00
Oct
60c
Feb
4.20
Apr
Oct
1.90
23,500
1.10
Sep
9c
500
9c
Oct
4.00
100
3.95
2.85
3.35
6,600
4c
4c
500
9.85
12%
__
Co
Valley
Apr
Sep
3.40
20c
Apr
Mar
6.75
Apr
Grass
;
Tor
Tri-Tor
Streei West, Montreal
Empire
United
Oils
JOHNS.
P.
+
Western
Oil
western
Wilrich
1.50
1.15
1,000
3.00 Mar
1.95 Mar
Jun
1.50
Sep
2.40
Oct
4.30 Mar
40c
40c
500
40c
Oct
98c
1.05
Oct
10c
2,200
2,000
98c
10c
10c
Jan
1.00
1.14
10,500
92c
Oct
24,800
46c
51c
46c
54c
3.50
3.70
300
73c
71c
79c
14,100
1.65
Ltd
85c
Ltd—
Ltd
3.45
71c
1.50
Oct
1.90
1.35
Apr
Sep
18'Ac Mar
1.50
98c
Apr
Jan
Oct
6.75
Apr
Oct
87c
Aug
2.62
Jun
Oct
_10c
1
1.45
1.65
100
85c
93c
18,000
85c
Oct
42c
Ltd
Oils
Sep
Oct
Mar
2.50
3.70
Ltd
1.50
93c
1,300
Ltd
Homestead
Apr
1,000
Ltd
Petroleums
Apr
1.25
51c
1.75
1.10
Minerals
14%
Oct
2.59
Oils
Co
Sep
Oct
34c
1.59
Olis
Oil
'*
1.05
Ltd
Ltd
Ashley
9.50
Jan
2.50
Petroleums Ltd.
Oils
American
1.50
7,000
1,300
Apr
7c
45c
7,800
42c
4.95
Jun
Oct
1.59
warrants,
Co
4c
2.59
Ltd.
Ltd
Ltd
Oil
2.80
4,950
56c
35c
1.15
1.50
Ltd
WEST, MONTREAL
ST.
2.00
47 %c
35c
Development
Brazeau
\
3.25
Oils Ltd
South
-
1.85
25c
Oct
Oct
4.00
Ltd
Sweet
SHERBROQKE
1,500
35c
Ltd
Ltd
Petroleums
West bur ne
TROIS-RIVIERES
2.00
35c
2.40
9c
Can
Exploration
Oils
Sapphire
EXCHANGE
offices:
1.90
Ltd
Co
Oils
Petroleums
Trans
Branch
6,000
47 %c
2.20
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Quebec
CURB.MARKET
Telephone PL-9501
61c
7.20
55c
Mar
Oct
30c
HART
STOCK
50c
—
Dominion Oil Ltd
Continental
4c
5c
1.05
__
12 %
1,350
Oct
.f"
alOc
1
1,325
8.25
Jan
7C
Mines
900
13%
1.95
3.35
4.70
4'Ac
24,665
2,500
4c
3.10
12%
52c
Oct
3c
__
7.20
3.00
Jan
1.65
3c»
__
7.60
——
Ltd
Co Ltd
1.38
"700
3c
1
28c
13%
Ventures
Oil
2'Ac
2.10
1.38
1.37
Ltd
Jet Oils Ltd
2.10
__
*
1.65
1.50
Limited
Oct
Jan
10c
100
1
—1
39
1.65
Ltd
Aug
2.25
28c
2,400
Ltd
page
Apr
3.00
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
see
1.38
Jun
10
a8.00
Punch
For footnotes
Apr
Oct
99c
5.60
48 %c
Oil
Petroleums
Pan Western
-
Oct
1.65
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A_
Peak
QUEBEC
4.60
3.10
_1
Ltd
Sep
Sep
25 %
a
1
Explorations Ltd
Cournor
Mining Co Ltd
750
Stocks—
Anglo-Oanadian
2,500
*
Mines
Jan
2,500
Jan
__1
Cadillac
28c
17c
4.70
1
22
1
Cortez
Oct
16c
4.60
•
July
13c
1
Consolidated
16c
15c
4.60
Ltd
20
1.92
Cheskirk Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Apr
Oct
__
Mines
10
10c
'
r
Explorer*
Mar
Apr
1
200
"1.72
Century Mining Corp Ltd
Chibougamau
Jan
3.10
23c
Ltd
23
a
•
10c
Mines
Mines
74c
Oct
Jun
1
Asbestos Corp
13%
38%
2.40
Ltd—_______1
Co
26c
Feb
1
120
.
•
Mining
Sep
29c
10c
1
110
:
1.74
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Celta
10 %c
2,250
„
_____
25
.
—1
1
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
1.00
500
500
May
Ltd-
Ltd
114
1,200
Mines
Chibougamau
2,875
12c
39c
10C
United
Home
Campbell
1.15
Jan
95c
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Gold
Apr
Oct
Tobrit Silver Mines Ltd
Western
22,400
Ltd
Canadian
95c
Apr
Jan
25%
_1
Buffalo
Jan
12c
1
Lake
Jan
3c
;
Bouscadillac Gold
55c
10c
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Tache
17 'A
13c
Ltd
Ltd
11,500
30c
1
July
Apr
2c
Ltd
Mines
Apr
60c
1,100
__*
_
Mines Ltd
14
10c
Mines Ltd
Gold
75'Ac
8,025
Ltd
400
a?3
.
1
Gold
Mar
July
a
—
Gold
(1944)
.: 14
3c
Bellekeno
Lake
36c
12c
Aug
20'A
Oct
Feb
Mines
Oct
13%
•
—
1
Eelville
3,000
39c
__
—
1
_
24%
10 %c
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—,
Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Bob's
42c
10c
_
Oct
1
Corp
Belle
Mines
Apr
17%
_1
Ltd
Ltd
114
27 "A
•
Ltd
Apr
73c
Oct
68c
Mines Ltd
Mines
Mines
14
__
♦
Ltd
81%
13%
1.00
1.00
Oct
Oct
1,200
1
20
*
Mines
Aug
10c
Ltd
Mines
980
__
•
A
Uranium
24%
__*
Mines
1.50 Feb
59c
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Consol
Band-Ore
Feo
May
65%
*
Weeaen Pvrite <k Copper
Wendell Mineral Products
14
•
—•
Apr
39c
55c
--
.1
Mines
24'A
'
24%
*
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13
Jan
May
22%
a20% a20%
__
•
100
Ltd
(B
36c
Oct
Oct
40c
_1
__
Mines Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
__
__
*
—
Gold
Canada
Mines
40c
Roy ran Gold Fields Ltd
3.00
Crest
Canadian
Atlin-Ruffner
90c
Oct
7.45
Sep
__
Mining
Corp Ltd
3,800
40c
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Jun
_*
Ltd
Mar
Feb
3.50
*
Sulphur
62c
11% Aug
11c
_
Fields
7%
14'A
__
Mines
_
8'A
52
Lead Mines Ltd
Arnora
1.15
13%
20c
.Mining Stocks—
Accot
17c
13%
_
Apr
Westeel Products Ltd
Arno
Oct
20c
485
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd_1
Apr
__
Mines
3,200
17,000
Jan
Sep
*
Anacon
2,000
1,825
43c
50
Yellowknife
22c
19c
70%
213A
12
B
Ankeno
Aug
20% July
Jan
8.00
7.75
42c
Oct
Mar
"200
65%
Ltd.
Gold
9.25
97c
Oct
Fields
50
•
cl
50c
Jan
22c
20c
16c
Gold
Chibougamau
15
Line
Ltd
17'A
5,000
17c
—
1
3.75
350
Jan
"
7.45
20c
Perchcourt
35
;
Corp
9.10
Que
3,379
«
Ltd
22c
Sep
14
1
Pipe
18%
22c
Apr
3.25
_* -
OH
18
22c
80c
14
Traders Finance Corp class A
Mountain
12c
95'A
3.10
__
Trans
5,500
Jan
14
„
Ltd
Aug
25c
Oct
3.10
Ltd
Petroleum
Apr
16c
21c
12c
(Quebec)
Dredging Ltd-
Gold
Red
Southern Canada Power 6% pfd..—100
Stowell Screw Co Ltd class A
*
Supertest
28c
24c
62c
Opemiska Copper Mines
Feb
—_*
Sangaino
4'Ac Jan
Oct
Jun
3c
•
_
30
*
Ltd
Sep
8c
7c
_*
Ltd.
*
pfd
3,000
3,500
50c
Ltd
Jan
5
A
Industries
Co
273A
Quebec Telephone Corp common...
Class
Mines
45
Orange
Crush Ltd
Power Corp of Can 6%
Sep
Apr
3,500
_____1
Ltd
—1
com
Jan
32 %c
9c
1
__
Corp
28
Co
Ltd
Oct
10c
1
_
Normetal Mining
50
com
Co
20c
Apr
3'Ac
1
_
Aug
1.85
65
3.00 May
8.45
12
8c
46
50
Oct
OCt;
8'Ac
153A
50
July
8
He
42c
__
Ltd
28
•
Pwr
Mines Ltd
50
;
&
3c
4c
5.85
8%c
13%
_
Ltd
Santiago Mines
Nocana Mines Ltd
Trebor
Scotia
33c
65%
Ltd
28
Moore Corp common
Nova
Sep
•
Ltd
Mines
Mines
50
pfd——100
Ltd 6% pfd__
10
Paper
17% Aug
12c
40c
57
a8y2
a3.50
Aug
Goldvue
_50
—
Pow Co Ltd
10
a8%
a3.50
__
Feb
17'A
Oct
Feb
13% Mar
5,000
86
25
class
Jan
50
860
46
8%
May
13'A
1,400
571/2
40c
4%
Ontario
Jan
28
-
Distilleries
38'A
July
17
1,167
13c
•
Aug
6%
15'A
13c
5
Ltd.
28
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
*
Maple Leaf Milling Co Lttd_
*
Maritime Teleg and Tel Co Ltd com..10
McColl-Frontenac
Jan
Mines
Jan
1.15
London Canadian Investment
Corp
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Melchers
12
Montauban
15
II
14%
—
_1
__
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
*
preferred
Jan
New
18'
22,300
1
Ltd
Jan
1
24c
1
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Feb
' a25
20c
*
Ltd
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Jan
a25
200
Ltd__l
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
39%
175
900
1
32
Utilities Ltd
*
Investment Foundation Ltd common—*
convertible
30
Co
Ltd
67
Interprovincial
6%
Jan
Mines
Oct
common—*
A
preferred
Insurance Co
International Paints (Can)
1.30
Macdonald
May
a22
7,500
8.00
1
20
a22
5c
6.00
1
_
32% May
a22
5c
8.00
1
...
Ltd_,___
50
571/2
Class
-
Ltd
5
*
Halifax
-
Ltd_
Goidfields
180
com—*
of
Ltd
1.05 Aug
25
Jun
Mines
Mines
Louvicourt
200
♦
Paper Co
Jan
Gold
Shore
Explor
&
24
-
19% Sep
10'Ac Aug
5.85
5
_
35
__
35
>
:
5c
6.00
1
Ltd
35
Grain
Ltd
7.00
Aug
31 ya May
14%
1
Mines
24
Federal
Motor Co of Can class A
Jan
1
Mines
Mining
Ladulama
Lake
New
•
Mfg
Oct
9
Gold
50
*
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
12
15%'
1
34
Steel
Ford
4,475
Mines
50
Eastern
Fleet
Feb
16
6.60
1
32%
Donnaconna Paper Co Ltd
A
48c
__
50
*
Ltd
Jan
Oct
Ltd
333A
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Structural Steel Ltd
41
class
4.05
Ltd
*
B_
Dominion
Co
1.8O
9.20
15c
Ltd
♦
class
Products
Oct
350
*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
David
15
Jan
Jan
al.00
__
_*
Litho
2.00
80'A
ag
A__*
Preferred
Consolidated
Oct
Jan
2.80
__
sec
8'A
10%
4.10
1.75
*
Standard
Aug
2.75
*
common
Ltd
3
7% May
4.10
__
Enterprises Ltd
Oct
1,500
Feb
2.30 Aug
2.00 Feb
<•
Combined
Commercial
1.350
--
Aug
Labrador
Catelli
Aug
17c
Ltd
Jun
a85
Sep
Aug
15c
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
4.80
1.53
1
51'A
July
__
Oct
*
Apr
25 3A Mar
1
1.11
High
1,500
_1
47
43'A
*
Canadian
5.65
23
1.11
Mines
879
al52
Feb
Feb
50
al50
2.60
7.25
*
100
al52
4,600
1.11
_*
Ltd—
Gold
29%
32
4.80
6.80
Exploration
Yellowknife
46%
__
Ltd
Heath
100
Jan
4.60
Low
1.11
1
50
.
16%
7.00
Ltd
29V2
*
360
1
Ltd
46%
*
Dredge
General
18%
_1
Mines
__
B
High
18%
Feb
15'A
Eldona
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4.60
__
Class
Canadian
Canadian
Shares
•
Nickel
1.65
185
18
341/2
Jan
13%
Jun
Ltd-
Sullivan
100
48
17!/2
31
Sep
12
1,435
96
34 %
Oct
East
600
9
48
•
Ltd
'
95
*
Canada
Packers
6%
1.70
High
93A
25
qi/2
for Week
Asbestos
East Rim
223A
3,280
al2
6'A
8%
•
cumulative 2nd preferred
10'A
1.65
1
preferred
160
9%
*
common
convertible
Low
Mines
Dominion
Range Since Jan. 1
High
al2
*
i
Dome
Shares
a22% a22%
100
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
Last
„„„„„„
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Canadian Funds
42c
1,000
42c
Oct
1.30
1.59
18,100
1.30
Oct
2.88
Apr
1.10
1.15
3,500
1.10
Oct
2.02
Apr
1.09 May
73c
Apr
35
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1504)
Monday, October 20, 1952
—'iii, '
—
—
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 17
;
Friday
Toronto Stock
Canadian
Week's
East
:'
Range
.
Sale Price
Low
Par
Jan
135
5%
6
340
-100
100
100
18c
22c
3,925
llo
Mar
28c
Apr
Oil—————:——*
&
22c
18c
22c
20,850
12c
Jan
69c
Apr
*
•
10%
10
10%
1.37
1.27
1.55
1
Distilleries
Pacific
5
6% Feb
Apr
97% Mar
100
Sep
101
Feb
100
8%
Jan
11%
Sep
34,550
1.27
Oct
2.00
Apr
*
99c
Mar
1.65
Apr
1.00
1.10
17,000
2.60
18,950
2.10
2.10
100
2.00 May
3.15
*
1.90
1.90
200
1.90
2.50 July
35c
35c
1,000
2.57
35c
1
Cons
,
3.70 Aug
Oct
Oct
35c
Oct
Jan
65c
—
—
44%
46
1,325
Dredge
Canadian Food Products common
A
Class
Electric
Canadian Locomotive
General
Canadian
48%
2,590
Aluminum Co of Canada
•
Pipe Line Producers
Canadian Utilities preferred
1
100
Canadian Vicxers
*
!-•
10
Minerals
Canadian Wllllston
Wirebound class A
Canadian
Apex
25
38c
Oct
38c
43c
43,700
2.25
2.70
8,320
12c
10c
13c
13,600
6.50
7.25
10,365
2.25
Central Leduc
Apr
Central
Feb
Central Porcupine
70c
3.80 July
Oct
6.50
Central Explorers
Apr
1.19
Oct
10c
Aug
26c
Oct
33c
Mar
9.60 Jan
Oct
Steel
14% Aug
54c
40c
11,750
15o
May
27c
33c
87,600
35c
Jun
•
5%c
5%c
5,000
5%c
Oct
1
12c
12c
5,000
22 %c
25c
8,000
22c
Feb
Chromium
:i2%
12%
1,475
11
% July
14
Jan
Cwra-Lartlc Mines Ltd—
Z.ioo
80%
80%
10
78
Aug
87
Feb
Cobalt Lode
1
10c
12c
I
1
24c
0
:
12%
Jan
Aug
62%c Jan
Chesterville
12c
Oct
Jan
Gold
1
Atlas
Mines
3,500
10c
17c
Jan
5,000
104,600
1.64
Oct
3.10 J.an
18
1.64
581
15%
Oct
18% Mar
1.41
Oct
2.06
'■
7c
10
B
(1937)
15%
15%
1.48
1.41
1.55
16,900
14c
16c
9,500
8c
Fetk
21c
19%
20
2,560
19%
Oct
23%
-1
Steels
•
19%
Loto
700
75c
Aug
2,000
25c
Oct
I,600
98c
Oct
1.90
Apr
43%
Jun
57%
Ijtor
July
4.00
Jftn
100
200
80
5
17
395
May
420
120
20
May
31
Atlas Yellowknife
Atiin-Rulfner
Feb
72c
13%
Oct
14%
Sep
100%
Sdp
1,910
80
90
Apr
3,320
30
Oct
42,575
'
Cochrane-Dunlop
Class
A
850
14
4,625
Jan
1.60
3.10
Oct
4.90 Apr
2,200
2.17
Jan
3.75
Apr
10,500
5.20 Jan
12%
Sep
26,718
2.60 Jan
5.65 July
87c
May
1,150
12,700
ine
lie
34c
Commoil
Oct
Oct
31c
Feb
Conduits
12c
Apr
8,700
13c
Oct
24c
Jan
Coniaurum
2.75
2.92
1,200
2.75
12 %c
13c
2,200
12 %c
2.75
20c
Apr
3.60 May
Sep
Commonwealth
75
of
of
10
39%
_1
93c
Mines Ltd—
1
39%
40%
260
90c
i.08
Feb
9%c Apr
Apr
32
6c
27
,
14,400
351
35% May
.'37%
Feb
2,520
1.20
3,000
80c
16,900
27c
28c
27c
34c
45c
27c
45c
1
500
8
8
8
865
37
36%
37
53c
1
1
45 %c
56c
298,700
3.80
3.80
200
'
—'
6.65
Oct
3.30 Aug
Gold
9%
Sep
Feb
Aug
70 %c
Sep
3.50 May
5.15
Jan
13c
70c
70c
1,000
37c
Feb
1.08
1.25
10.900
70c
Feb
32c
30c
32c
2,000
30c
Oct
12c
12c
14c
25,700
4%c Jan
21c
19 %c
21c
21,800
15c
65c
3%c
3%c
1,000
1.15
16c
16c
17c
7,800
15c
Boymar
l
16c
13c
16c
34,533
•
-
Bralsaman Petroleums
Brazilian
Rr»wis
Traction
Bed
ordinary
38c
Apr
6c
May
Oct
45c
Jan
9%c Jan
23c
British
American
Oil
6.90 July
Oct
2.90
10
9%c
9%
16%
43c
6.00
5.90
6.40
19%
20
79
55
91%
91%
91%
5%
5%
5%
class
A
•
Buffadison
Building
Products
Yellow Knife
35c
41c
8.075
35c
86c
May
1.50
7,450
■;
19
18%
A
lie
11c
12c
9,500
2,950
60c
5c
5c
18o
Jan
35c
Apr
5c
Sep
10 %c
32%
34%
305
30% May
21c
22c
2,000
20 %c Aug
6%c
7c
1,500
20%
20%
20%
175
42
42
60
29
29
129
7%
8
170
r
1
Flon
7c
7c
15
15
15
35c
44c
4%c
-
4.50
4.50
,
-
10%
16c
20c
1.21
Consolidated
35c
48c
5.75
5.65
6.40
2.40
2.10
9.75
9.50
10%
•
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
_20
class A
__
Iron
Foundry
Malting
Northern
Packers
8
Consolidated
Consolidated
Press
Consolidated
Consolidated
Canada
Crestaurum
Croinor
Cable class
B_.__
Oct
19
Jan
Oct
43c
Jan
85
1.00
5.20
Canadian Bakeries
Davis
Car
common...
For footnotes
see
!
page
Explor
class
A
Jan
Jan
;
11,835
32
May
20c
14,533
13c
Jan
4.80
220
13c
14c
6,700
10c
Sep
26c
Feb
6,000
10c
Sep
17%c
Apr
1,225
12% May
16%
Sep
7,510
3.00 Oct
4.50
Apr
14%
15
3.00
3.25
8%
12%
\
Foundry
350
Aug
8
6%
Jun
Jan
'12
12% Aug
Jan
13% May
13c
13c
500
lie
Jan
38c
33c
40c
33,600
jut
Peb
48c
May
15c
13 %c
17c
18,700
7%c Jan
26c
May
10c
11c
,12,500
10c
17c
Jan
15%
15%
16
120
15 % May
17
Jan
1.61
1.78
2,100
1.03 Jan
1.61
*
3.10
1.95 July
1.87 Jan
34.300
3.50
2.85
15 %c May
May
10c
5.00 July
Feb
16c
10c
16c
36,500
2.37
2.15
2.70
51,800
22%
22%
23%
2,755
6.15
5.95
6.50
2,000
5.95
19%
19
20%
1,729
16%
37c
.4.00 Jun
2.02
Aug
3.55 Aug
Jan
21% May
26%
Jan
Oct
11%
Apr
Jan
22% Aug
5.60 Sep
4.60
4.80
3,140
28
28
28 %
430
26%
Apr
30
Jan
13%
13%
14 %
125
13%
Oct
21
Feb
14%
14%
14%
6,875
4.70
1
8c
Steel
•
com
15%
11% May
100
100
100
370
96
Jun
100
Mar
*
—100
preferred
50
10 %
10%
11
280
10
Apr
14
Scottish
Dominion Steel
&
Inv
Sep
105
105
99
Jan
105
Oct
44
44
120
41
July
45%
15%
16%
688
15%
Jun
19%
525
97/a Mar
12%
Oct
Sep
45
Jan
Jan
20% Aug
Apr
13
Jan
65c
Aug
:
Coal
44
*
Stores
•
12%
12
12%
Chemical common—•
39%
39
40
23.50
20%
20%
•
10%
10.
Preferred
Dominion Textile
common
Mudge
class
45c
*
A
Breweries
.
125
20%
19
10
12%
—
11
240
44 %c
49c
26,000
4.00
1
Mines.
37
328
~
4.00
100
12%
10%
36c
July
4.00 Oct
•
Feb
50
May
20%
64c
18,700
56c
Oct
1.40
38c
56c
26,100
36c
Oct
Minerals
1
46c
Gold Mines
-1
14c
11c
14c
*
14c
11 %c
14c
14,600
11 %c
Oct
_1
2.60
2.45
2.85
30,300
85c
Mar
3.95 Aug
1
1.15
1.03
1.26
50,480
66e
Jan
1.58 Aug
1
6.90
6.75
Oct
9.25
1
1.10
Oct
1.60
Dragon Oils
Oils
Duvex
& Gas—
&
Oil
Mines.
Mines
East Sullivan Mines
Eastern
Metals
:
Eastern Steel
."
*
6.55
7.35
7,120
88c
1.16
53,600
7
525
«%
~5
5
5
375
3%
24
24
50
23 %
Jun
21
21
60
20% July
26c
Apr
88c
3.35
12
Jun
Aug
Jan
25
9
^
135
45
205
85 -86%
85c
Apr
9%
80
Sep
Economic
10
Investment
12%
30%
Eddy Paper class A
:
._'_20
'
Jan
25%
Jan
Apr
Elder Mines
1
65c
64c
65c
18,762
48c.
Jan
77c
Eldona Gold
1
16c
13 %c
17c
23.900
13 %c
Oct
49c
Feb
1
9%c
9%c 10 %c
17,766
9%c Oct
18c
Jan
1
5%c
5%c
8c
•
88c
;
emerald Glacier
Empire Brass preferred
Estella Mines Ltd
8,000
5c
Jan
80c
90c
2,100
65c
Oct
1.65
Apr
19%
22
6c
19%
50
19%
Oct
21%
Jan
14%
30c
Oct
2.60
Jan
Oct
2.32
Apr
1
71
Mar
49%
Apr
92
Feb
84
..
80C
Jan
Oct
4.60 Oct
8.25
667
24
Apr
30
16
Jun
20
Jan
30%
30%
30%
13
13%
16%
16
16%
42%
41 %
35%
8% May
475
30
-
54,100
1.08
Mar
12% Apr
12
34
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5; N.Y.
Telephone: WHitehali 4-5336
Sep
2,250
225
24,510
1.33
40 Wall
Apr
-12
*
40c
1.10
Gairdner S
1.70 May
17%
100
30c
1.20
Aug
28%
-
30c
1
Corp
Apr
Jan
44
<
Eureka
Jan
Sep
52
II,010
Apr
Oct
Sep
Feb
8.30
-11,032
Jan
Jan
27%
53% Aug
Apr
26
190
1.05
-6.00
Apr
5
July
•
May
20 %c
Jun
24
.
"
97c
7%c Feb
6,000
6%
*
Washing Machine
Gold
19
4.90
Apr
_1
60c
Sol
mo
70
Jan
Feb
12%
60c
12
Feb
6.00
Jan
8.35-
Sep
100
Malting preferred
&
4% July
165
12%
26c
"
10
Magnesium
Dow
July
25
preferred
Dominion
Donnell
Sep
•
34%
32
•
Preferred
Donalda
89c
74c'
23%c May
42% Feb
-
17c
2
2.50
i
(Western)
El
17
13%
;
2.26 July
4.75
8
1
Dominion
Dominion
Oct
8%c
1
Coal
Dominion
65c
33c
186,666
25c
Bank
Dominion
"
3.05
*
—
Dominion Asbestos Mines
Dominion
4,850
60c
8.200
80c
56c
10%c 14%c
15
•
•
•
Dome Mines Ltd
Apr
12
25
39.
Dome
8.85
27%
Cellulose__IIII_*
:
1.30 May
1
Seagrams
Jan
17
.
Feb
1.75 Apr
1
Rev
17
Aug
Feb
16% May
245
15
Jun
17%
Jan
43
705
38%
Apr
49
Jan
35
35%
130
31%
Apr
37
Aug
13%
14%
1,165
13 %
Oct
15% Aug
*
$1.75 preferred
Canadian Chemical &
Distillers
Pen
27%
•
common
13c
17 c
—1
-
Oils
rci
*
20
Celanese
4.80-
1
Minerals
Feb
*
Class A
32%
1
Rio Producers Ltd
lie
Devon-Leduc
1.53
_•
Canners
Apr
14 %c 14 %c
*
*
—
Mines
Jan
I—10
_
1.85
1.00 Jani
:
Apr
10c
Leather
Delnite
Oct
*
1
Bans of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
60c
14 %c
D'Aragon Mines
2.48
1.90 Oct
-30
•
68c
V
*
Mines
Oct
28% Aug
'48
a
Apr
Jun
48
Oils
83c
15% Mar
4.30 Jan
91
Oils
Canadian
15r
65
Apr
25% Apr
70%
Atlantic
34,855
Crowshore Patricia
Easy
Apr
5.45
2,450
Admiral
Canadian
Jan
)5
9.75
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
8%
Jan
30c
375
Canadian
Canadian
32%
122
12
*
1.89
Pershing
Jan
Feb
Sep
"
Wire &
1.60
—
50
May
200
29%
'—50
1.88
Exploration
—
(H) Dlst voting common
Cosmos Imperial Mills
East Rim Nickel
1.00
'
Preferred
"10,175
Corby
Jan
16c
383
12
70
1.15
class A
Conwest
22 %
75
27%
•
1.05
10
Malartic
15%
12
common,.
10% Sep
i.09
Gas
Consumers
East
27%
49
8.95
27c
Apr
447
Sannorm
Crest
10%
4,000
7,125
■
22%
i
Oct
8,720
1
Rochette
East
7c
16,505
27%
;
Oct
9c
6%
82,935
9
1
;—1
Canadian Affiliates
CANADIAN
Gairdner & Company
Toronto
SECURITIES
Calgary
-
';
1.77 July
92c
1.15
___——
East Amphi
15
49.
B
5.25 Sep
13% Feb
.
Jan
Feb
9%c
Mining 8c Smelting-
Consol Nicholson
Sep
73
22%.
Power
1.43
56c
9c
1
v.
3,100
92c
—
:
\
Sep
60c 66 %c
8%
Guayana Mines
Jan
27%
15
*
class
Lines
73%
27%
lo
Southern Oils
8
*
3.60 Feb
11% Jan
1,300
.
Jan
4.95
•
Apr
7c
-
3.50 Mar
Jan
2.40
,
t3%C Aug
650
..
8%
:
Oct
250
,
1.03
1
Consolidated Howey
Consolidated Lebel Oro
Apr
15
24,900
2.40
l
Sep
19%
"
9%c
m
-
12c
7
12,850
1
Preferred
1.69
Feb
200
_1
Discovery
36%
Sep
24%
35,150
1.10
40c
common
.4.75
12%
1.57
19
21
25c
7,500
HIi
Oil
Consolidated
36
I,655
20c
l
4.20
12%
1.69
Apr
Apr
14% May
35,350
66 %c
—
Consolidated Cordasun Oils—
18% July
100
12
1.15
Oils
1.80 Aug '
15
1,175
4.75
.
*
Bakeries
41c
6c
2,000
15
11%
common
Oct
1.30 Oct
Oct
Feb
32%
wmim
1.39 Mar
5,000
6%c
Canada
Canada
Oct
21,500
5c
•
Feb
1.99 July
3.15 Aug
21c
Apr
8%c Jan
60c
19c 21 %c
—
Oils
Foils
Oct
Jan
7%
5% Jan
60c
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
33%
1.39 Mar
95c
1.70 Mar
69c
May
4.75
10
17%
.
12%
1
Allenbeo
Consolidated
Dominion
Mar
900
Edmonton
Cement
30
32,400
*
Calvan Cons Oil & Gas
'
805
86,300
II*
„
Bousquet
Calnorth
Feb
7%
*
:
A
Callinan Film
Jan
19
1.33
•
Co class
Caimont
33%
Oct
14c
100
-
21
21
16%
Dominion Tar 8c
7
1
B
»
20
July
11
2.75
•
Burlington Steel
caurary
Aug
13
25
1.00
«
Caldwell Linen
Jan
2.67
l
Hill
Calder
Sep
8
2.75
•
Lake
class
94
Sep
^
Canadian.
Class
July
1.10
l
Red
Burrard
Apr
1
A
Gold
Buffalo
&
Apr
1
class
Buffalo
Burns
50
11
32%
33
26
80
l
Oil
Mines
Ankerite
Bunker
14
11
Oct
Oct
5%
14
•
Feb
May.
Mar
87
Feb
1.30
35c
1.36
.
1,650
3%c
9.85 Mar
Sep
19%
1,400
•
92c
77
197
•
Oct
Jan
21c
16%
5.80
4,841
78%
Sep
13%
Oct
Mar
35c
3,825
100
Power
9% Oc t
9c
15
10,100
—»-
Bulldog
50
35c
•
Reef
Buffalo
10,050
19%
B
Empire
Broulan
10.901
10c
39c
*
Columbia
British
10%
16%
9c
'
78%
B
Class
Oct
2.00
•
4%
preferred
British
4.70
750
pfd__100
common
Electric
Forest Products
Columbia Packers class A
Class
4,240
2.25
1
British Columbia
British
5.60
1
British Columbia
4%%
4.70
—23
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
Sep
2.10
—
l
i
preferred
Oils
BlioCOl
—
•
Lake
Bright (T G)
4.75
1
Sep''
Jan
__5
Mines
Consolidated
Detta
Bralorne Mines
1.49
50c
#et
1.02
Feb
-
Jan
Feb
15 %c Sep
3%c Jan
1
Sep
1.64 Aug
Jan
Bordulac
_
May
39%
1.09
l
July
Apr
1
Bidgood Klrkland
Bobjo Mines
63c
Jan
Mar
34%
J
Mines
67c
Oct
1
Gold
Oct
65c
Oct
1
—1
—
Jan
1.20
Oct
38 %c
7
Jan
1.50 July
Jan
27c
■V
41
Oct
2.35
7,151
v.
Quebec
4.20
83,600
40c
40c
25
Berens River
Yukon
4,340
2.50
1.12
•
Mines
Belleterre
4.75
2.30
20c
9,500
;
Oct
39% Oct
Jun
90c
4.20
•
Beatty Bros
Bell Telephone
Bonville
39
39%
Apr
8.25 Jun
2.30
Beattie-Duquesne Mines Ltd
Bibis
345
\
•
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Bevcourt
3,200
20c
5.20 Oct
4.20
Warrants
Barymin Co Ltd
Base Metals Mining
Bellekeno
7c
31
39%
—10
Toronto
Barnat Mines
Barvue
6%c
30%
31
1
Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bank
8,440
5.20
10
Consolidated
Bankfield
Bank
6.10
5.50
1
Oct
8
Sep
1.12 Apr
70,475
Jun
2.65 Aug
5%
8.20
Petroleum
National
Consolidated Astoria
12 %c
1
1.20 Feb
12,475
Mar
50c
13 %c
4.50
Coniagas Mines
1
Gold
Bagamac Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
28c
19%c Mar
Oct
—
Oct
15c
'
July
5,500
'
teb
2,000
34c
41c
Jan
Oct
14c
Feb '
7%c Aug
1
6%c
14 %c
62c
*
Jan
7,000
8c
19
Colomac Yellowknife
8%c
1
F£b
11,679
1.26
3.60
2.75
11
3.85
64c
21c
15c
16%
Aug
10 %c
Aumaque
35
II,800
1
500
Aunor
6.50 Mar
Jun
102,050
common
Apr
3,000
■
Sep
" juh
1.10
21
11,000
6' % c
'
21% July
May
27
100
35c
,1.75 2.15
6
6
1.25
1.43
20c22%c
5.00.
Equip
Coldstream Copper
7c
8%c
6%c
100
2.05 Jan
60
Apr
2.35
55c
5.25
9c
—
13c
1
1
40
1.35 July
95
July
15
July
1.15
Cockshutt Farm
10 %c 10 %c
—1
Mines
Jan
50c
-
Aubelle Mines
Matri
600
45c
4.90
8c
1
1
6% May
Apr
4 .1.02
1
—1 *
Mines
May
1.10
*
Silver
•
2.50
1.35 May
48c
47 %c
i
1
Willans
,
1 -26
3.10
2.75
^.50
3.10
64c
20c
15c
j
High
Apr
12c
Sep
Sep
8c
1.99
7c
1.75
•
class
Hardware
Oil Co Ltd
Athona
8c
1
Metals Corp
.
21c
15c
34c
1-90
6
1.43
20%c
1
Chimo Gold
50c
;
1
Explorers Ltd
Chibougamau
Apr
;
—
bOo
Mines
Cochenour
Armistice
common
25 %c
10%c Feb
•
1
*
*
Chemical Researcn
37c
11%
—
3.25
2.75
10.00
3.45
1
.
-
Oils
Charter
Chatco
11%
1,750
—
—1
Centremaque Gold
—
Chamberlain Oil & Gas
37c
11%
Preferred
As tier
:
Patricia
30 %c
Mines
Ashdown
—
1
Mines
Argus Corp common
Arlon
Oil
__—1
Mines
Rouyn
Cons Resources
Ascot
Ltd
—
12
Aquarius Porcupine
Area
44c
--
17%
2.89
—1
*
1
1
*'
1
Cariboo Gold
CassiAT Asbestos Corp
24,450
6.85
——
Anglo-Huronian
Ankeno
60c
* -
Kaage Since Jan. 1
High
Apr
Sep
Oct
100
31%
2.00
-
25
Canadian
Jan
21% Sep
14
100
preferred
5%
Canadian Pacmc Railway—.
52%
15%c
42c
"l
Anchor Petroleums
Anglo
1,500
2.40
*
Lead
Anglo-Canadian Oil
323
16c
51c
"~1
American Yellowknife
Anacon
24%
44c
1
Petroleums Ltd—
Leduc
American
24
15 %c
24 %
..25
pfd
—
—
•
Canadian Oils Cos new common
Castle Trethewey
Amalgamated Larder
2.90
5%
412
■
56%
46%
—
Canadian Malartic
Oct
43
46%
•
*
•
*
50
*
Shares
75c
75c
25c
25c
1.10 1.10
46% 46%
2.90 3.00
5%
5%
412
412
22 '2
50 %c 50,4c
13% 14%
99%
100
30 % 32 %
1.88 2.15
:
100
100
17%
19
2.50 3.00
27% 27%
75c
25C
1.10
'
—
-
Petroleum
May
45
*
new
2.40
47
•
Aigoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
100
18%
15% July
2.40
1.00
•
com
certificates
trust
25% v
*
1
Knife
Yellow
Albermont Petroleums Ltd
Alberta
25% May
17
AJax Petroleums
Voting
18%
Jan
16%
Agnew-Surpass
Alberta
Oct
26
25
16%
Acadia-Uranium
Akaicho
13%
1,827
13%
25%
Preferred
Gas
3,150
14
13 %
•
Devonian
Canadian
High
•
*
class A—
Common
Acme
Low
High
•
Paper common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
'
Warrants
Canadian
8c Oils-——*
Gas
Decalta
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
20
8c
Abitibl Power
$1.50
Sales
for Week
'
of Prices
for Week
Low
'<*'
Par
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
,
Bale Price *
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Limited
Gairdner, Son & Company
Montreal
Quebec City
Kitchener
Kingston
Hamilton
London
Sep
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5161
Volume 176
(1505)
37
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
•
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
\
1
■
Par
14,970
11% Jan
19%
17
180
15%
Jun
18
204
ae
Apr
23%
Iron
LOW
High
23%
95c
-
1.35
58,300
16%
17
1,069
25
25
150
6c
6c
6c
1,000
7.95
7.10
8.20
14,385
78c
72c
87c
54,020
66c
Oct
22o
22c
29c
19,250
14c
Apr
40c
Aug
28c
28c
30c
10,000
26c
Oct
52c
Jan
•
1.15
1.15
1.35
1,950
•
57%
57
60
546
...
Mines
Wftnk-
Ppkrnlflitmfi
Fleet
1
it" *11
Manufacturing
.
*
f«.
Ford Motor class A
-
Jan
90C
4%C Jan
J)
preferred
Exploration,.
6c
6c
1,100
15%
35
100
10
100
10
83
Mar
83
83
83
6.10
5.85
6.40
90c
1.05
Jun
6c
10c
15% Jun
19,423
90c
•
2,350
Co
preferred
Exploration
Gatineau
5f*
—
of
Power
3.80
Direct Private Wire
General
'
Class A
God's
•
STOCKS
Jan
Jan
103
42
4.00
4.10
525
4.10
95
2.21 Aug
Jan
1.05
101
Jan
Jan
17%
102
Oct
2.05 Apr
20% Oct
Jan
108% July
3.40 May
4.60 Aug
35
Sep
33
400
28%
Oug
.57
59
531
55 %
Jun
60% Aug
6.95
6.95
7.95
600
6.95
Oct
12% Apr
1
6.70
6.15
7.15
3,195
6.15
Oct
100
—
100
100
100
15
96 %
July
14c 16 %c
28,000
Jan
Par
7.80
8.45
5,186
7.80
Oct
12 %
6%c
7%c
5,000
6%c
Oct
15c
Mar
2%c
4c
11,000
2%c
Feb
4c
Oct
•
63c
51c
67c
76,000
36c"
Jan
1
_
22c
19c
22c
1,000
15 %c
Feb
16c
16c
19C
39,850
7c
-
,
.
Gold Eagle Mines
7c
Jan
74 %c Sep
31c
Jun
Oct
22c
Aug
7,500
6%c
Jan
18c
Apr
10C
10c
11c
5,000
8c
Oct
23 %c
Jan
—1
4.30
4.25
5.00
1
Arrow
Golden
7%c
1
Golden
Manitou
..
7C
7,600
Oct
4.25
•
Porcupine
Goodyear
Tire
7.20 Jan
_
1,500
io%c
io%c
i5c
i4y2ci4y2c
—
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd.
88
88
48
42c
——
50
Bousquet
Grandines Mines
1
45c
*
Paper
Preferred
6,500
3%c Aug
Sep
45
88
Sep
100
Mar
49
56
47
Jan
50
50c
29.200
40C
Jan
80o
25c
25c
26c
2,100
21c
16%
17
1,195
15%
Aug
Great
46%
46%
55
•
9%
9%
10%
175
it
27
27
27
10
——
West Coal
class A
Great West Saddlery
.
a
Greening Wire
Gridoil
Guaranty
46
Gulf
Mines
May
21% Jan
50
Mar
Jan
12
Mar
Jun
27
Oct
Aug
7%
22
5%
5%
200
4.20
4.00
4.85
7,055
3.50
Aug
13
•
Trust
40c
Oct
5%
_
Freehold
May
*
*
13
200
12%
Apr
10
Aug
44,300
Oct
32c
Jun
500
14 %c
Oct
38c
Apr
2.25
-2.50
7,100
2.25 Oct
17%
18%
4,965
16% Jan
6%c
6%c
500
6%c Sep
JtsS-
60c
60c
75c
8,700
Kirkland
70c
70c
73c
7,800
14c
12 %c
14c
2,000
Lake
Townsite
Klondike-Keno
24c
24c
29c
2,500
1.90
Ltd.
Oils
1.85
2.14
19,800
60c
17c
Oct
Mar
2.40
Jan
1.00
12%c Oct
23c
Sep
20% July
Oct
70c
2.82
Apr
24c
Jan
67c
July
1.70 Jan
Mar
3.00
Apr
Labatt
(John)
Labrador
Ltd
18
Exploration^
18
18
9.10
v
Mining &
Ladulama Gold Mines
9.00
9.35
1,440
22c 23y2c
4,600
—-
Lake Dufault Mines
74c
74c
75
16% Jun
8.25
18%
Jan
Jan
11% Aug
Oct
22c
36c
May
87c
15,500
74c
Oct
Lake Lingman
23c
23c
1,000
18c
Feb
38c
July
Lake
24c
24c
700
20c
Feb
32c
May
7.80
7.50
9.00
10,149
Oct
13% May
33c 33%c
4,000
2.85
2.80
2.85
1,200
2.30
Jan
3.35 Aug
5.05
5.05
5.10
300
5.05
Oct
6.25 Apr
55c
4,200
Osu
Lake
Shore Mines
Lake
La
Wasa
Luz
Mining
Mines
Gold
52c
Lang & Sons
Lapa Cadillac
9
41c
7.50
25c
2.40
Feb
49c
July
May
40c
Sep
75c
Sep
9
275
8
Sep
10%
Jan
5%c
5%c
500
5c
Sep
10 %c
Jan
3c
3c
500
2c
July
8%
Jan
'
'
6%c Apr
6%c Jan
3%c
16%
•
common
_
16c
Kirkland-Hudson
Kroy
High
Jun
10 %c
17%
Keyboycon Mines
Kirkland
8c
2.25
Kerr-Addison
"
_
_
Great Lakes
500
4c
'
it
common
Graham
'
3%c
4c
4c
Preferred
V'
3%c
Mines
Low
10c
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%c
Landover Oils
Goldora
Share*
10c
Kelore Gold
Lamaque
Goldhawk
for Week
Low
Mining,
Kenville
Sale*
Range
28 %o Apr
8.15
6%C
1
__
Mines
Onlrirrest.
Apr
Mar
1
1
Gold
12c
11%
102
1
.
Gold
T.aka
14c
1
.
Gold Mines—
31%
___
Week'*
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
8.50 Apr
57%
_
Lake
Goldale
102%
Burnham and Company, 15 Broad Street, New York 5,
Di^by 4-140$
Friday
Apr
85
1
common
Lake
vGlenora
899
Co.
May
5
Giant Yellowknife
Gillies
20%
3
_
Steel Wares preferred
Geneva
20
100
—
■
Petroleum
General
43,500
to
18% Aug
103%
Jun
30c
20
1.58
_
Dynamics
General Motors
r
__
Bakeries.
General
101
1.30
20
•
•
common
preferred
General
101
1.45
100
Alberta
&
Exchange
WEST, TORONTO, CANADA
Telephone EMpire 4-4441
Kayrand
Gair
Daly
ii KING STREET
1.25 Jan
Jan
—
A.
1.90 Jan
100
Warrants
lias
Bonds
65% Aug
15%
--100
_
_
and
Members The Toronto Stock
13% Apr
Feb
100
—
R.
Jun
1.15 Oct
50
15%
-
_
11c
7.10 Oct
"
Apr
18% Sep
25% Oct
Jan
•
■
common
2.35
12%, May
23
-100
_
Preferred
(A
-
•
Gold
Stocks
25% Jun
„1
nri
Canadian
Sep
Mar
25
*
Warrants
Cos
1.07
•
_
Federated Petroleum
Freiman
16%
16%
'
•
,
Kirkland
Prnblsher
14%
20
.
Preferred
Fraser
16
_1
Federal Grain common.
Francoeur
Range Since Jan. 1
—-
Players*.., . .
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Fargo Oils Ltd———
Fenimore
Share*
High
•
Eamous
Federal
at Price*
Low
#
Nickel
Falconbrldge
for Week
Range
Sale Price
V •;
17
Sales
4% Aug
5%
Jan
5.00
Sep
13% May
17%c Feb
Larder
"U"
Laura
Island
Secord
Lavalie
13%
6%C
6%C
7%c
5,600
6%C Oct
53 c
Mines
14%
51c
57c
3,100
45c
Leduc-Consolidated
Leitch
Gold
Lencourt
1.04
1.04
Long Lac
Loblaw
62c
Groceterias
class
A
6,600
500
66c
2,150
36
33%
34%
Class B
8,100
14c
6%c
62c
14c
1.08
14c
6J/2c
Gold
Lexindin Gold
Little
195
4c
12
Mar
Oct
425
30
i j:
f!
1.27 May
;
34c
i
Feb
;
78c,
Jan
!,!
36
Jun
Mai*
9c
6%c Aug
58c
Oct
29 y2
Jan
1.15 Mar
13%c Oct
430
July
23c
Jan
1.04
Sep
14
Oct
j
1
Gold
1
Gurney Products
Gwillim
Lake
9c 10%c
1.60
Gold
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
*
Hahn
•
9c
Oct
1.75
393,890
23c
Mar
2.19
Oct
3.00
200
1.90 Mar
3.10
Jan
'
1
—
3,200
1.35
3.00
•
it
common
3%c
3%c
2,000
3%C
Jan
32%
31%
32 %
665
28
Jun
34
15%
15%
50
11
July
16
Jan
2c
5,500
'Oct
4c
4,100
4c
Oct
7c
Aug
26c
35c
19,800
25c
Oct
62c
Apr
1
17C
16c
20c
13,500
16c
Oct
40c
Feb
1
10c
10c
12c
6,000
10c
Oct
17c
May
!
1.76
1.76
1.85
3,700
MacDonald
Mines
1.07
1.00
1.15
14,400.
Macfie
Red
Lake
16%C
16%c
21c
Macho
River
4%c
4%c
5'/8c
2,100
7,000
60c
55c
69c
21,340
35
35%
Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleums
Louvicourt
__
'
36
Mar
6c
Lynx
May
1
1
*
Goldfields
Aug
15%
36%
4c
28C
Macassa -Mines
Lead
Gunnar
Yellowknife
j
*
1
*
Bross
class A_
Halliwell Gold
Hallnor
2c
Mines
Hard
Rock
Harding
Gold
Harrison
3%cMar
3.00
3.05
735
13%
13%
13%
225
13% May
16% July
Mackeno Mines
20
Apr
24
Feb
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Oct
16c
Apr
MacMillan
_
it
Mines
1
•
Gold
1%C Aug
3.00
•
_
Carpets
Harricana
2c
1
_
Hamilton Bridge
Hamilton Cotton common
1
_
Hibbert Mines
1
22
22
100
lie
9c
lie
7,800
7%
7%
2.25
Aug
7%
85
Madsen
Red Lake
7%c
46,230
6c
Oct
21c
Jan
Magnet
5,500
12c
Oct
31c
Jan
Malartic
6% Mar
9% May
12c
12c
13c
4,061
10c
Oct
31c
May
Head of
1
12 %c
12c
15c
6,400
12c
Oct
71c
Feb
1
7%c
6%c
7%c
8,000
6c
Sep
15c
Apr
21c
20 %c
Heath
Gold
1
24c
82.600
1
1.15
1.15
1.20
2,600
Mines
],
6%C
6%c
6%C
2,100
Crest, Oils T.td.,_
•
55c
52c
58c
21,700
55c
55c
500
Hellens Mining
Heva Gold
High
& Reduc
Highland-Bell
*
Highwood
•
Hinde
Sarcee
Dauch
&
•
.
Holden
Manufacturing class D
Hollinger Consol
32c
n
8ep
44c
Feb
55c
3.25 May
15c
Oct
.
Jun
,1.10
Jan
14,000
3c
29c
200
23c
28*4
28%
75
27
3.00
28'A
3%c
3.00
100
3
Mar
3.25 Mar
4,591
13
Apr
17% Aug
12% Oct
15
14%
15%
Oct
6c
May
Oct
54c
Apr
Aug
34
Feb
•
13»/2
12*2
13%
1,515
9c
9c
10c
17,500
9c
July
24c
Jan
•
Hoyle Mining
5c
5c
5c
8,000
4c
Mar
7c
"Jan
•
Hudson
Bay Mining &
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
2.25
2.00
2.65
1,800
•
Smelting
55 V*
53%
56%
2,795
1
43c
44c
1
ll5/8
11
12%
19c
19c
23c
21,705
10
32 34
32%
32%
475
•
32%
31%
32%
8,911
5,700
17%
Feb
4.00
Apr
64%
__
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_8
Preferred
Marcus
60c
Aug
Maxwell
McColl
9%
9.50 July
Merrill
Jan
29% May
33
30%
40% Feb
Oct
Oct
Cons
Aug
Feb
4c
4%c
3,500
25%
26%
255
25% Sep
28% Aug
Model
51%
52
120
35
Jan
55
11
Mar
26
32
International Metals
12
12
15
1
32c
34c
4,600
*
class
A
6%
6%
25
Preferred
•
100
International Nickel Co common
12
31%
33
86
97%
45
41%
437/a
6,620
127% 127%
10
32
97V'2
•
42 Vo
5/100
Preferred
127]/2
190
11
'•
4c
Jan
7
8% July
July
237/a Aug
6c
Jan
12%
32c
Oct
44c
6
Jun
10
31 Va
86
Oct
Aug
Bep
May
Jan
42
Mar
100
Jan
Sep
300
7%
Apr
10
AUg
89
19
May
89
Oct
Gold
Jun
18c
Jan
4%c
Jack
1
10%c 10 %c
1
8c
9c
500
Mindamar
Moore
4%
i
;
Oct
51c
86c
Sep
6,295
10 y8 July
13
28c
42c
30c
12c
7,100
200
68,900
Oct
Oct
10c
32c
5%
Oct
7
May
j
j
Apr
33c
Feb
•!
3,065
2,500
20c
Sep
41c
70
490
66
Oct
81%
13%
12%
Oct
18
Apr
35c
Oct
48c
Apr
14%
205
35C
39c
4,800
3%C
4.15
200
40c
43c
5,000
3.50
500
6%
100
35c
41c
1,000
3%C Oct
3.75
40c
Jun
Oct
2,75
Jun
6% May
45%
5%c
Sep
Apr
4.65
7%
Jan
51,400
58c
6,000
51c
Oct
87c
May
20c
33,050
15c
Oct
92c
Apr
3.85
3.50
4.00
5,500
13%
13%
1.40
1.77
2,805
11,325
38c
35c
38c
4,900
33c
55c
57c
1,500
55c
14%
15
100
23%
24%
1,832
24%
23%
24%
120
Jun
3.35 Jan
13%
1.40
Oct
Oct
Jan
5.50 Aug
17%
3.10
50c
30c
Mar
Sep
80
Jan
'Oct
95c
May
6c
6c
4,800
6c
Oct
11c
May
35c
35c
37c
4,700
35c
Sep
57c
Jan
1.00
Apr
14% Mar
17
Jan
22
Oct
27% Aug
24% Mar
Jan
.
24%
Apr
7c
7%c
4,500
7c
Oct
10c
70c
70c
85c
6,900
70c
Oct
1.48 May
Jan
11
Sep
May
7%
2.90
2.60
3.15
7,150
Apr
Nesbitt
10
10
200
12%
12
12%
405
13
Sep
15
15
15
5
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
27%
27%
200
27 %
Jan
28% Aug
Steel
<*
10
200
400
1.68
Oct
660
24 %
Apr
29%
Jan
25
Apr
27%
Feb
15c
Oct
80c
Apr
Sep
3.95
25%
26%
26%
26%
30
18c
19,400
2.60
3.55
55,150
20c
19c
23C
58,233
3%c
Alger
26%
15c
3.20
Uranium
3%c
1,500
Bidlamaque
2.30
Sep
Apr
5c
Apr
Apr
1.95
2.40
33,133
1.90
Oct
4.25
1.10
1.03
1.19
68,500
1.03
Oct
3.10
New
Street, Hew York 5, N.Y.
2.20
Calumet
Concord
2.38
2.21
2.38
22,826
27c
28c
2,500
regular
commission rates
New
Montreal
•
Winnipeg
•
Ottawa
or
traded in
United States funds
New
Hugh
Newlund
40c
Apr
79c
Sep
92,100
16,500
1,525
6,100
51c
Oct
73c
Aug
Jan
4.25 Aug
9c
Oct
18c
Jan
29c
Jan
74c
Apr
Jan
20%c
Oct
12c
Jan
16c
Mines
10c
Mines
Morrison
Mosher Long
10c
45c
15c
18c
98,500
7%c
8c
4,500
9,000
23,975
2,250
6c
10c
11c
Mines
Ltd
25c
Lac Mines
51c
33c
40c
4%c
33c
Gold
Gold
10c
1.33
7%c
Malartic
Marlon
Newnorth
page 39.
2,700
64c
3.40
Gold
New
see
59c
58c
36c
New
July
2.90
10c
New
For footnotes
rH1
Fortune
Laguerre
Jan
2.94 May
48c
58c
Petroleum
Goldvue
New Jason
•
1.48 May
26%c Oct
3.40
50c
Devon
Dickenson Mines
New
50
Delhi
New
New
New
at
Development
New Davies Petroleums
Oct
23C
8%c Feb
3c
3.60 Mar
New
Mines
Jan
8
1.90
17c
Labine
Apr
9%
8
26%
Trust
7
1.72
8
25c
Car
10
New British Dominion Oil
Telephone: Dig by 4-3870
May
•
common
Negus Mines
New
Apr
Apr
Apr
7%c
National Hosiery class B
National Petroleum
5c
MARKETS
Jan
Jan
73c
18c
2Q
48c!
inc.
Jan
4.30
73c
1.59
Preferred
2,500
Denton,
Apr
5
26,700
CANADIAN
Jan
Mar
35c
Drug & Chemical common__5
62c
on
Jan
4%c
9c
July •
Oct
33c
Oct
4%c
Sep
30c
Apr
2.15 July
7c
Apr
30c
6,200
25c
Oct
55c
Jan
50c
56C
12,300
43c
Mar
74c
July
3%c
3%c
4,500
Jan
8c
Aug
25c
i
v !
14 %c
51c
Oil Ltd
5*40
executed
July
23c
preferred
49c
Orders
Apr
36%
6%
common
5%C
5.00
500
3.50
Corp__
!•
Jan
Oct
66
Mines
55c
2.40 Oct
2.27
8,800
20c
Locomotive
National
Oct
89,650
63c
13%
Corp
National
1.05
1.60
11%
4.00
Mylamaque Mines
New
Toronto
i'
Aug
51c
3%c
—
Montauban
Montreal
New
37 Wall
■
1
,
Mar
6c
35%
.
Porcupine
•
Burns Bros. &
!;
23c4' Aug
24c
19c
Oils
1
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Feb
34% May
35c
Mining Corp
5%c
1
1.11
5%
39c
Metals
1
8c
7c
8%c Feb
10%
23c
Mill City Petroleum
•
Gold
4%c Jan
Jan
13%
Preferred
Quebec Mines
83
-
66
Minda-Scotia
National Grocers
9c
4c
5,000
21,500
10c
13.5
National
1,000
4c
12c
14c
18c
40c
Apr
Jan
3,120
(1939)
1,500
1.65
22c
.
39%
8c
27%
Jaculet Mines
5c
10c
35%
common
;
Naco
Sep
24%
Mining
5c
11c
5%
Feb
4c
26
•
Joburke
9%
Jan
12,500
•
Joliet
9
lie
Ltd
48%
23%
International Petroleum
Jellicoe Mines
Jet Oils Ltd
Jan
22c
Lead
135%
40% May
127
Aug
Sep
Jan
Jacknife Gold
Waite
4%c
Exploration
Moneta
4l'eC
•
:
Jan
Aug
30c
Preferred
5
;
1
2.36 July
2c
Mines
Mid-Continent Oil
22
& Co
2.20
23c
500
51c
Island
730
Mining
Jun
Sep
Feb
2I/4C
1.29
Frontenac
Mentor
57c
350
International Bronze Powders com
,
Jan
2 Vie
Ltd
McLellan
13% Aug
Oct
300
Inspiration
1.55
>
3.75 July
26
2,000
10%
Mclvor Drilling
10
Inglis (John)
Oct
Apr
12,100
10 %c
McKenzie Red Lake
5%
*
2.36
17%
10c
5c
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
23 y8
common
,;
Feb
1.90
11c
Mines
23
Acceptance
July
1.65
Feb
10c
Malartic
Matarrow
Mayo
5%
$1.60 preferred
,
9c
Oct
87%
Gold
Matachewan
£1
1
3,300
May
Jan
55c
1.71
1
Marigold Oils Ltd
25
Lake
1.85
\
35c
4%c
9
Maralgo Mines
Marbenor
4Co
preferred
1.67
>
Feb
2%c
Maple Leaf Milling common
Preferred
Industrial
1.75
Mexican- Light & Power common
Bank
Imperial Oil
Indian
750
1.56
1.71
.
Eastern
&
7,930
Jan
20%c Jan
19c
Jan
Apr
1.60
51%
3,925
1
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Petroleums
Hy- Charger
Manitoba
2.65
18%
-
10c
Goldfields
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Massey-Harris
1
Yellowknlfe
Gold Mines
2.36
17%
-
Apr
84 %c
3c
5
Gold
Imperial
6%c Jan
1.05 Sep
(6%c Sep
<
28c
3c
_*
Oil
Home
Homer
Hosco
2.50
17%
B
9%c
2.25 May
Jan
Jun
"
1
Highbridge Mining
Mines
class
Consol
14c
1
Headway Red Lake
Gold
Blo.edel
6c
_
Hasaga Gold
the Lakes Iron
&
12c
7c
_
9c
3.50
Jan
1.75
90c
3%c
|
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
38 •
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1952
.
(1506)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
New
Pacalta
1,000
29c
Oct
60c
Aug
29c
30c
4'Ac
Sep
6c
Oct
54c
5c
2,000
28c
38c
28,600
3.50
4.25
3,839
8c
8c
8c
6,250
—
3%c
3%c
3%c
3,200
1.72
1.73
200
12c 13 %c
4,500
11c
May
5
~
Nor-Acme Gold
—
1
_
_
5c
—
12c
1
___
I
Norlartic Mines
Northern Extension
3'Ac
Jan
7c
Jan
Steel
1.72
Oct
2.80
Apr
Sep
19c
1,800
80c
1,392
73'A
2,000
3%c
15,800
1.65 May
Feb
85
Apr
3'Ac Aug
Oct
Aug
10c
28c
16c
May
Jan
Sturgeon River Gold
,
—
11,720
4.45
Oct
5.65
10c
29,750
6%c
Jan
12 %c
Feb
Surf Inlet
4,800
58c
Apr
1.10
Aug
Sweet
20c
20c
21c
110,000
15c
Oct
30c
1.95
1.94
2.18
8,800
Sep
7%c
1.82
May
8%c
4,000
7'Ac Oct
17c
Jan
5c
5'Ac
8,266
4'Ac
Oct
15c
Feb
4%c
5%c
9,500
4%c
Oct
7%C May
*
7%
7%
3,000
1
45c
53c
6,600
8c
5%c
Mar
8
6'A July
56c
Oct
45c
Sep
Jan
Nubar Mines
Ltd
1
9 %c
8c
13C
15,600
7c
Sep
17c
Obaska Lake
Mines Ltd
1
8%c
8%c
9c
4,000
8c
Sep
39c
1
96 %c
90c
O'Brien Gold Mines
_
-
—
•
Ontario
Class A
Mines
Lake
12c
Sep
Toronto
Sep
18c
Jan
Tower
3.40
6,100
2.85
Oct
5.00
—
__
..
Jun
7%c
Jan
Oct
2.55
Oct
12,000
16,900
1.53
43,050
1.86
Oct
4c
2.00
3.20
Jan
1.46
15c
24c
1,700
15c
Oct
35c
2,500
30c
Sep
31,800
Apr
Apr
85c
July
80'Ac July
Jan
1.70
1.50
1.89
3.50
3.60
700
3.25
Sep
8c
8c
2,500
7'Ac
Oct
12c
May
7c
7c
1,000
4%c Jan
13c
May
61c
69c
12,600
—
'
—
65c
1
_
80c
Sep
1.20. Aug
9,500
25c
July
55'Ac Jan
5.85
17c
14'Ac
;
50
6.50
17c
19c
2,275
14c
Jun
10c
May
f2.76
13%
495
6'Ac
1-07
100
6'Ac
98c
100
6'Ac
1.20
1-25
1.20
1.40
7%
2.20
17%
1
—
Trusts
.
1.40
2.45
Apr
Feb
4.15
Oct
61c
__1
(Eastern)
.
17
Jan
Mar
102
July
95
Oct
1.54
Apr
Feb
1.60
Apr
700
6%
7%- Sep
Jan
Oct
2.85 May
Jan
22'Ac Mar '
2.06
8,685
10c
5,500
1,000
17
Oct
25.
Jan '
3,500
28c
Jan
63c
Apr
2,800
35c
1 22c
1.85
13'A
29'A
16
16
40c
46c
—
Oct
1.18
10,825
34c
20c
180
13 '/a
29%
13'A
29%
16
45c
20c
Oct
69c
Feb f
2.27 July.
1.70 May
1,200
15
Paramaque Mines
Parbec M'alartic
65c
13
May
100
27
Jun
30% Mar
,
39%
4.20
11,612
1.35
:41c
13,200
25'A
28'A
-
40c
40c
47c
2.15
.2.37
Tungsten
22c 22'Ac
1.70 July
67c
6c
Jan
9c
Sep
12 %
13,836
9.45
Oct
15%
Apr
United
Asbestos
67
560
64%
Feb
75% Aug
United
Fuel class A
85c
95c
5,500
70c
Jan
1.18 Aug
50c
28,500
Oct
1.24
2,000
4c
2,500
51c 53 'Ac
1
54c
3%c
4c
31,300
45c
Apr
Mar
83c
Feb
5c
May
United
Oct
75c
Apr
United
Upper Canada
1
6.40
5.80
7.50
12,115
8.25
Apr
1
1
40c
32c
42c
35,800
30c
Oct
64c
Apr
1.13
Jan-
24c
28c
12,300
23c
Oct
52c
Jan
Jan
26
Sep
18
18
300
40c
*
1
Sec
Pickle
46c
8,800
5.65
Sep
9%
36c
Oct
1.04 May
River
3,670
East
1.55..
Jan
2.60
1.55
Apr
52
May
Jan
Oct
2.70
.25
4c
3,000
Sep
21%
2,485
20%
Oct
29 %
5,800
60c
Sep
1.04
Apr
30%
31
47c
36c
15c
11%
970
33'/a
3c
Purdy Mica Mines—
22,500
36c
Oct
85c
20c
8,000
15c
Sep
37c
Jan
215
11
Sep
14
Mar
Feb
1.87
Sep
2.35 July
Feb,
1.99 Mar
1.32
1.55
1.52
1.66
10,600
1.26
1.22
1.35
26,100
1.02
1.15
34,900
78c
7c
7c
500
6c
1
July
52c
11%
1.11
1
34% Aug
Jun
29
•
Ltd—
1.10
Sep
25c
Feb
76c
87c
8,800
76c
Mar
22c
30,500
20c
Oct
1.80
1.75
2.09
4,200
37c
35c
40c
16,800
17%
17
18%
5,210
1
6c
6c
7%C
17,200
13c
1
16c
10,000
1
1.55
—•
9%c
18%
_
25
19
Sep
1.74
'44,950
1,300
1.65
1.00 Jan
9,540
Mar
Jan
98c
»■*
Feb
«
,
3.44
Apr :
11% Feb ; '
'
10
1
i
Mar
14 V»
Oct
40c
9,200
46c
\>
,
22% Mar 1
9.65 Oct
5,205
11
,
■
Sep ! i:
Mar
4.75 Maf '
56
May
10%, 11'A
•
Ltd
Ventures
—
3.20
Jan
May
1.45
9c 10'Ac
Mines
Victoria
&
Gold
Villbona
Violamac
Vulcan
.*
Trust
7c
18.'A
4c
1.42
1
—-1
;
%c
47
Westeel
Wilricb
Wiltsey-Coghlan
L__:
Jan
5 %c
Oct
39c
Jan
9%c Mar
33c
Apr
Wood
Jan
22c
Mar
49c
f-
;
'
$
.■
11% May
15
Feb
i
"
41
52
-Jan
;
.
7
5% July
7c
7,000
6c
Apr
:■■■-
6c
.
21%
.47c
19%
200
1.30
1.65
74,563
5.75
6.75
2,100
.25
25%
335
92%
93
55
1.05
1.28
38,150
80c
8c
1.16
5.75
20
May
23 V2
Aug
j
75c
Mar
i
17%
-
Jan
'
•'
2.88 Apr
1.30 Oct
1.44
6.10
25%
...
11c
Jan
Oct
Oct' C
7%
Jan
15
17,555
15%
Sep
32c
60
34c
15%
21%
;
Jan
9.70
Oct
25% Aug
May
94
Jan
Feb
' *
2.05
89% Jan
Apr.
(
14%c Apr
Sep
8c
8%C
25,000
5'Ac
lv„ : 5'Ac
Wright-Hargreaves L,„
Oct
.
1,100
5%'C
1,500
5c
Sep
8%c
Jan
■
lie
1,500
11c
Oct
46c
May
,
4c
21,000
7c
Jun
1
;
Winchester Larder
25
Jan
5,403
-43c
1
Oct
<
1.25
11c
2,203
-100
-
17
'
1.60 Aug
Oct
*
Petroleums
62c
May
Feb
•
Ltd
common
Oct
Sep
7%
_10c
(Geo)
4c
63c
*
■-,•*,"
21%
;J
Leaseholds
Western
Jan
12%
~
-5
Homestead
Western
' •
Apr
43%
-1
Ashley
Canada Brew—
9c
l«y2
47 %C
14,520
*
•
Products
Western
Western
Feb
Mar
lc
42
1
;.
Sep
11%
—
—
Consolidated
July
13
Sep
12%
—,
Waterous Ltd common
24
18
29,500
1,400
i
Feb
79c
Aug
42%
*
Wekusko
5c
1.45
'49c
47'Ac
•
«*.
(G & W>
9c
12%
55
—
.
2.10 May
14% Jan
6,0.00
8c
:
18%
1.10
4'Ac
—1
—
—
*
Walker
30
,-10-
Mines
Oils
4,996
13
8c
—1
——.•
Grey
19'A
"13
;
.
Oct
1.45
20,100
17%
Viceroy Manufacturing new common—*
35c
Apr
_1
10 %c
10c
-12c
4,000
8c
I
Gold
Jan
35c
Oct
1.75
Jan
1.90
Oct
20c
•
1
84c
20c
1
Mines
Poplar
1.59
10%
—•
Mines
Preferred'
1
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manltou
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
Red
52
21
40c
1.42
•
Van Rol Mines
Weston
_1
1
Quebec Copper Corp
Uranium
43c
Jan
65c
3c
1
Dome
Quesabe
30
'
III
Mines—
5%c Jan
21
65c
*
Ranwick
9.65
9.75
Zinc
&
46c
Sep
54
,
26%
Jan
2.05
55,490
2.50"
21
Apr
65c
1
Petroleums
13,150
1.85
2.00 Mar
1.50 Mar
1.85
40
21%
1
Gas
&
Border
Metals
Preston
1,720
•
Prospectors' Airways
Punch
7,177
43
1
_
Corp
Oil
1.60
1.90
40
*
Rouyn Gold
Prado
1.52
1.85
42
1.40 May
Jan
56c
1
Porcupine Peninsular
Premier
1.52
1.90
—it** *1,65
Powell
Pressed
89,350
1
Oils
Powell
Power
1.05
•
Mines;
Gold
Development
Ponder
76c
85c
1
Gold
Crow
Pioneer
Placer
53
*
Lead
United
VicoUr
•
Gas
&
Oil
2.25
8% Aug
Apr
20
12'Ac Feb
Aug
24c
2.45
.50
preferred
Steel
Ltd
Pershcourt Gold fields Ltd—
Petrol
Apr
3.35
Aug
7
12,950
-1
—
—
Oils
51c
i
Mines
!
Jan /
Oct
18c
1,566
1,7'Ac
United Keno Hill
5c
3c
53c
26%
15c
'
preferred
B
3%c Jan
I
Silver
Credit
People's
45c
3 %c
Class
8%
25'A
16c
-1
,
—
9.85
>
.
May
21c
Oct
2.15
.
200
8%
8%
25%
Gas
Mining
—9
Acceptance preferred
Union
Union
65%
k
Gas
Nat
River
Jan
11
Peak Oils Ltd
Penn-Cobalt
1.35
25% c May
66'A
85c'
Apr :
30% Sep
40c
11,510
Corp.
Sep.;
6.75
16'/* May
24,450
22C
43
39%c Oct
*
5,800
2.20
'
1.05 Oct
1,000
15c
15c
Transvision-Television
Petroleum
Jan
.Sep 1
3.35 Oct
_
6,745
Triad Oil
Trend
60c
37,409
1.05
27
^
19
28 %
2.659
3.45
39'Ac
Transcontinental Resources
Mountain Oiil
Trans
Jun
Jan
'
38%
1.20
Feb
15%
35c
75
18,700
Jan
1.12
Sep
8,000
Consol
Paymaster
Peace
200
10c
.—1
<___
.
Feb i
725
39
..
.
Empire Oils ——.
Trans-Era Oils Ltd
Trans
10O
Oil
Western
70c
9c
»
•
*
3.75
A_
class
Finance
Traders
•
_
Hershey Tubes
Pamour
Porcupine
Page
Jan
14c
6%c
90c
1,000
101,170
„
2£c
——*
—1
Works common
Iron
Petroleums
_•
Pacific Petroleum
Pan
70C
—1
1
Navigation
Coyle
Jan
13'A July
10
7%
7%
2.06 2.30
10'Ac ,11c
17
18
—
*-*
—1 %
*
——20 -
Union
Pacific
Feb
3.45
Oct
"
Pacific
Feb
22c
2.55
\
Jan
22c
32,000
2.66
—
Mar
8.00
Oct
5.85
5,515
35
Apr
29
450
s
Oct
35%; Aug
28% May
1,445
.
18%
Jun
16
Apr
4c
.
1
Lake
Red
Orlac
Osisko
Apr
8c
3.50 i
1
•
—1
Gold
6.25
17c
16c
|t(
Aug
13,881
13%
-—
General
Toronto
5c
30c
Crush
1.44
90c
2.45
15c
warrants
Opemlska Copper Mines
Orange
31
IJ
Jan
34
Mar
27
<
16% Aug
13% May
50
—*
1
*
—*
Elevators
Toronto
2,000
4c
1.61
—_
Jan
14,945
2.00
Class B warrants
Orenada
31%
Jan
46c
1
Gold
Tombill
25,000
4c
«
Ltd—
Co
Pyrites
Sep
2.70
——
Gold
Toburn
7c
1.04
2.15
*
Jockey Club
30c
400
13'/a
—
Taylor (Pearson) common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark _______
Tip Top Tailors
—
2.85
3.30
•
Oinnltrans Exploration
3,500
1
-
Sylvanite Gold
9'Ac
7c
—
8%c
—-90C
Oils
Okalta
Ontario
70c
*
100
50c
*
Ltd
Oils
Grass
8c
•
—
-
Selections
.
,—
-
Torbrit Silver Mines
Oil
Aug
4.10 Apr
(1940)'
Ogama-Rockland
30c
5,280
—
Supercest (ordinary;
Preferred
'
-
—1
—1
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sudbury Contact —
Sullivan Cons Mines
80c
4.45
1
_
33
93c
•
;—5
Canada commcn_.
of
Co
Preferred
4.75
1
Mining
14%
High
Low
9,110
30c
32c
14% 14%
32%
33
88c
97c
27c
29c
17
17
' 3132
31 31%
—
Range Since Jan.l
High
Apr
Gold
Bros
8c
1
-
-
_
Oil
Trinity
Stedman
•
-
_
Mines
Star
Apr
70c
8 %c
—
_
__
North Inca Gold
North
10'Ac
70c
4.55
1
__
_
Oils
North Denison
North
Jan
•
_
Mines
Canadian
8c
Ltd
Gas
&
Olsen
•
_
Canada
Starratt
77
16c 18 '4 c
16c
•
Mining
Gold
Stanwell
Apr
95c
3%C
3%c
_
;
Oil
Jun
Shares
35c * 41c
35c ; "
0
0
-r—*0
1
—1
———*
—
Preferred
6.75
75
76%
(1944)
Paving common
Standard
•
;
Mines
Stadacona
Oct
3.40
95c
_
Spooner Oils Ltd
Sep
25c
5c
Ltd
Mines
Northland
Mar
29c
_
Yellowknife
Nipissing Mines
North
20c
3.75
Thurbois
Norplck
Sep
1
New
Normetal
8c
10c
-1
Merger
.
Northern
10,625
8%C
1
Rouyn
Ryan Lake Mines
—
Superior Oils of Canada-
Nor gold
Apr
1
New
New
Nisto
10'Ac
6,000
1
New
Nib
Apr
8c
for Week
Low
Par
High
4%c
7c
Petroleum
Richfield
New
High
9%C
_•
Oil
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7c
Norseman
New
Low
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Shares
Par
-v
.
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 17
for Week
Sale Price
V\ '
THE
FOR
Sales
Friday
22c
20c
22c
8,100
18c
Gold
Winward
Mines
1
Gold
.
Winnipeg Electric common
Winora Gold
1—
Wingait
(G
39
0%C
1,000
98%
98%
10
38
39
TOO- ->>-■
•
3%c May
34% Jun
783
5%c
•,
_£.l:
.
-
3'Ac
4c
-
preferred—t
H):
11c
lie
1.85
1.90
2.10
Jan
40
4%c
Jan
Feb
100
•
I
lOYeC May
97
4
3.10 Apr
1.52 Jan
21,828
Sep
■
Reef Petroleum
Reeves MacDonald
1
Regcourt
class
Silk
600
5c
5c
2,500
Rix-Athabasca
4c
1,000
26%
26%
15
1.70
1.55
1.80
3,200
1.55
1.21
1.40
26,400
1.03
12
95
15
15
15
150
*
common
Class A
___*
z
2c
Yellorex
Jan
Yellowknife Bear Mines —
2.25
Feb
Apr
Sep
York
1.75
Mar
25%
Yankee
9%c
Jan
12
4c
Jan
ADr
Yukeno Mines
11'/8 Mar
13
July
Feb
16
1
7c
6%c
8c
18,100
6%c Oct
13c
20c
21c
14,000
17c
Apr
34c
22c
26c
11,200
20c
Jan
57c
Min
&
A
A-i-i.
37c
43c
18,200
37c
Oct
Jan
22'Ac
22c
26c
19,700
20c
July
42c
Jan
14c
Jan
;
2.25 Mar
''
11c
10c
14c
41,200
10c
Oct
24 %c
30%
31
95
9%
9%
50
13%
15
2,700
13%
Aug
Oct
10
14%
20%
10c
6,900
8%c Oct
1.25
1.38
13,810
1.25 Oct
-lit—i-*
'4_—__1-
4.50
4.50
4.50
25
47c
42c
57c
23,400
42c
.Oct
1.45 Mar
?•,
-36c
30c
38c
39,300.
26c •' Oct
1.25 Aug
•
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd—.
Apr
30c
29c
32c
7,625
26c
Oct
70c
Apr
___1
2%c
2%c
Jan
6C
Apr
•
24%
20
Apr
24%
Oct
Roy Silver
Toronto Stock
4% Mar
5V2
-
Jan
Exchange-Curb Section
Funds
Canadian
31% Aug
27% May
-
'
Royal Oak Dairy class A
Royalite Oil
*
Oils Ltd
Rundle
Rupununi Gold
Russell
Industries
common
.
2 %c
3c
24
24%
-
17,500
990
9
Aug
,
St
Lawrence
San
Corp
•
32
31%
32%
210
31%
Oct
•
common
Gold.
Antonio
2.15
2.09
2.30
7,290
2.09
Oct
46%'Feb
2.70
River
Gold
___»
Sarnia
Bridge
Scurry Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Selburn
2.60
Shawkey
27,190
14%
30
2.50
2.30
2.85
•
1.95
1.80
2.00
7,900
40c
35c
54c
12,400
12c
11 %C
I2c
9,092
1
74,700
3c
2.40
13
1.50
7c
Feb
4.60
14%
Asbestos Corp
Brown
3.40
2nd
Apr
11 %c
Oct
23c
42
41
42
249
37% May
46%
44%
125
40
47%
7'Ac
7%C
9 VbC
25,000
Mar
7%c Oct
15c
Wpg Brew class B
Gold
28
28
50
1,30
1.30
1.30
1,600
„
•
4.70
4.40
5.00
45,408 '
19%
20
SIck's Breweries
Common
Sigma
—
voting trust ctfs
(Quebec)
Mines
Sllanco
«
common
Sllknit
Ltd
i.
—I
Mining
1
common
—5
Gen
Canadian
May
—
19%
150
100
19%
19 %
8.15
-
35c
8.15
110
35c
40c
39,200
18
18
25
Silver
Milieu:
Silver
Standard
Silverwood
Class
B
Mines
—I
Mines
Dairies
'
class
A
South
9%
9%
238
6%
90
43%
45
-J•
42
100
Gold
103.20
28
Feb
31
1.30 Oct
4.05
18%
18
6.90
32c
18
1.81
Feb
Jun
July
Feb
Mar
Oct
Jun
Apr
5.70 Aug
;
20% Jan
20
Sep
8.50 July
60e
25%
May
Jan
footnotes
41%
43
103 103.40
1,600
1,388
940
1.20 Oct
•
see
Dane
39
8%
-
18%
Apr
Sep
13-%
Feb
Apr
26%
Feb
Oc t
15% Mar
10
96
Oct
75
■■■
47
May
48
-7.40
7.70
17%
18
14%
14%
3.75
4.20
1,200
24
•24
...245
32
33%
113
51 y»
Industries
2.60
14%
'f
common
3.75 '
•.
*
:
'
1,200
•
1,010
17y8 May
20 y2
100
12'/* May
15
'24
32
155
155
5'A
8%
1%
8%
32
Oct
43c
Ja
153% Aug
170
Aug
10
33%
34
1,304
25c
70
70
*
•
Jun
1,990
67
33
27c
-
Westinghouse
Paper
22%
1,902
—J.
Sep
Jun
.
30
4.50
67
'
Jan
4.60 Feb
3.25
480
155
4.65
100'
Marconi
Consolidated
i
*
-
Canadian. Western Lumber-:
Canadian
18
•
Investment
Feb
Jan
8.40 Feb
6.65 Aug
«
26
Mar
t
3.65 Jan
•
«
6.25 Feb
7% May
1074 Jan
62
80
July
31'/* May
Feb
^ 38'/* Jan
'
••
Dalhousie
Oil
deHavilland
Dominion
Aircraft
Bridge
T
•
—
International
Paper commonUtilities —:
27c
70
.
78
46%.
7%
47%.
28%
5
2,650
,
53c
v,25ci Oct
Jffft
400
45
Jan
240
70
May
90%
Feb
1,220
.41% May
50%
Feb
;-395
20% Mar
30
Feb
60
Feb
75
May
Feb
29
Aug
t, -
.
-80
.
'.
•
29
•
85
May
2.24 Aug
1.50
Oct
8%
Apr
6
Jun
31% Feb
28%
Jan
90
Jun
48c
Jun
50c
50c
52c
8,200
1.05
—I
Oil
Brazeau
•or
1,300
6%
Preferred
8iscoe
131,644
1.50
9%
—•
B
Souris Valley
1.30
44%
-
Simpson's Ltd class A
Class
1.15
1.50
1.20
.50c
96
-
Oct
'
•
i
International
—
875
48
-
•
Sugar—
Preferred
Canadian
l50c
Gordon
9
96
5
^
Vinegars
Canadian
i
Shea's
Dominion
&
Canadian Collieries
Feb
Sheep Creek
-
-
Canada
Jan
44
Sherritt
8%
22
110
*
Gold
9%
3,090
24
i__*
-
preferred
Canada
May
44
•
i,
w__
10%
24
*
—1
common—
preferred
9%
10%
5
i
—
Hiah
Low
9%
250
10
Jan
1.95
Co
Bulolo
5.15 May
Jan
Oct
Oct
1.75
1
preferred
Mines
,1st
Sep
35c.
Range Since Inn. 1
Shares
High
9%
;
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Apr
Jan
Low
Par
May
Oct
Sales
for Week
of Prices
'
Jan
50
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
A
600
2.90
•
Senator Rouyn
Class
3%c
2.40
14%
*
warrants
Oil;
3%c
1
Ltdi_
Sapphire Petroleums
.
,
Sale Price
1
Sand
Last
,.
.'
Week's
Range"
Friday
STOCKS
Andian National
1.00
1.09
3,400
1.00 Apr
9c
11c
3,000
9c
Oct
Feb
Langley's Ltd preferred
100 ^
Sep
Loblaw Inc
Jan
Minhesota & Ontario Paper
Sep
Ogilvie Flour common
Pend Oreille
45%
104
73c
1.35
20c
Sep
Oct
Price
Bros
Jan
Canadian
Sep
Yukon
Mar
Zeller's
.
65
65
^
27%
34
»
34
-•
■
35
-36
•
27%
23 %. 24%
5
:
-,100
■
390
•
;
23
21% May
5.50
_1
•
—
General Investment
/
—
_*
6.20
29
5%
57c
18
18
19'4
585
60c
29
'-*•
1,340
30%
5%
60c
* r
1*5
.5.40
:
200
■>
8,100
.
•
275
28%
24%
-
130
-
-
Consolidated
Ltd
i
6
9%
7
47%
.
9%c
1.28
1
Jun
31
:
-
1'
:
:„=.
..
class' A—L
Knitting
Mar
I
Royal Bank
Mines
July
24c
;
-
Oil
37c
Apr
20'Ac
•
Lac
•
•
Consolidated
1
1
Long
Canuck
s
Oct
14%
__10
Roche
Rowan
Roxana Oils
__1
1
Yale Lead & Zinc
28
Oct
1.27
_1
i
+
(Little)
4c
26%
Jan
9c
4%c May
a
*
(
6.25
Oct
2.75
25c
A—
Oils____
Rio Tinto Alberta
Robinson
3.50
73c
Gold
Reno
Riverside
3.50
1
-
84c
36% Aug
Jan
Feb
5.40
Oct
8.75
Jan
26%
Apr
33%
Jan
5y2
Apr
4% May
50c
Apr
ROc
Anr
13'4
Jan
19%
Oct
Volume 176
Number 5161
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(1507)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
'Quotations
•
Mutual FmW»—
Aberdeen
Fund
militated
Par
Bid
_25c
89cr
Ask
Mutual Funds—
98c.
;
.
1.26
4.67.,
American Business Shares
1
X3.85,
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
11.15
Axe-Houghton Fund VA" Ino__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__B
9.81
19.43
.
Corp
12.12
\
9%
10%
i
2'/8
2%
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
Inv
4.17
1
Blair Holdings Corp
Bond
5.06
-
Tr of America
9.63
22.95
)
22.93
Net asset value
Broad Street Invest
Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
Canada General Fund Inc.
lOe
24.79
lc
1.17
17.17
1
11.95
11.08
12.11
1
17.90
18.29
i
30.10
30.70
(Speculative Bonds)
(Income Pfd Stocks)
_1
18.29
10.85
28.01
33.21
I
18.11
15.92
S-I
19.97
21.60
S-2
(Income vCem Stocks)
8-3
(Appreciation
Investment
Composite Bond
Fund
&
Stock
1
Concord
Fund
15.65
12.82
13.94
11.88
.12 81
-1
Consolidated Investment Trast-l
Delaware
:
15.10
9.82
10.73
.--1
1
1
common,
stocks
Diversified Investment Fund_l
Diversified
preferred
?&.64
6.61
r
5.25
5.78
4.46
4.91
7.79
(8.54
Ctfs
of) beneficial
interest
1
11.76
1
12.80
Mutual
1
12.25
Mutual .Shares
1
27.66
Pacific Coast Invest Fund.—1
Public Utility
1
10.04
of
of Boston
jhvcst
Fund
Inc
National)Investors Corp
'
10.04
10.91
Low
Stock
Income
17.55
18.97
Inc.l
2.46
2.70
31'A
14.74
6.77
lo
Common stock seriesIc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
—————1
Gas
Industries
General
6.46
Aviation
Petroleum
Fund
Electrical Equipment shares-lo
shares
lc
15:05
shares
% Industrial Machinery share»_lc
Institutional bond shares—lo
12.52
6.84
lo
"6.94
Petroleum shares —
Railroad Bond shares.
—lo
13.24
Steel
8.95
^7.98
lc
Utility shares
Growth Companies *"
■:
'
6.71
Par
Bank
the
of
3.09
3.38
57%
57%
11.12'
.l
-11.56
4.72
5.10
Hudson Fund Inc¬
.1
23.45
Income Foundation Fund——10c
/
'/1.94
t:-
Series
2.12
10.57
11.43
Insurance
28.15
8.66
7.91
9.67
i
13.60
National
1
8c
4.95
5.41
...
(The) Bank—
13.56
20.24
22.08
18.89
..1
4.18
4.53
13.81
2.50
8.94
10.20
1
2.06
2.37
.1
2-37
Co
Life
Aetna
Life
92
96
Maryland Casualty common
1
$2.10 prior preferred——10
46%
48%
5
27%
29%
Par
American
19
26%
2772
National
34
36
National Fire—,
49%
51%
17%
of
American
Newark
2%
American Re-Insurance
Surety
:
Automobile
—10
25
10
Bankers & Shippers.
.10
Boston
—
Connecticut General Life.
Federal
55
85
59
New
Hampshire
New
York
North
78%
43
154
45
-'.'ti
,
10
of
46%
41%
26%
48%
51%
28
29%
19 %
20
97
Mellon Nat'l Bank 8c Trust—100
20
Freeport N Y
Morgan
(J P)
350
Secuxlty-Firtt National—..
First National Bank
-12%
United States National Bank.20
65
52
56
277
285
20
51%
112%
46%
St.
8c
39%
41%
62 "
64
36%
38%
*
4
8'A
125
270
41
51%
54%
26%
29%
46%
49%
Mutual
Bank 8c Trust
St Louis Union Trust
25
50%
57
Bid
CO,
160
&
Lgt 3%S—1982
90
Bank of Amer N T AS A—6.25
30 %
Ask
Bonds—(Cent.)
Bid
102%
United Gas 4%S——
1972
103%
103%
103%
Washington Wtr Pwr 3%s__1982
99%
West Penn Power 3%s
100%
100%,
101
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_1982
102%
102%
102
Columbus
1982
103
104
1982
100%
100%
1984
100%
41%
Duquesne Light 3%s
2
373/4
1982
101
39%
47%
3.33 V3
12.50
3VijS
$1.25
Power
Georgia Power
8
56%
58%
Illinois
3%s
Tele
3%s
struction
and
54%
&
preferred
Southern
20
19%
Development
—1971
97.20
100
102%
conv
preferred
42%
100%
4.56*
103%
Grocers—
55
'J8.4
20
Ohio
pfd—
preferred
100
45
101%
105
93
10
Consol
conv
4.65%
Dallas Power % Lt $4.24 pfd.100
Delaware Pow A Lgt—
International Bank for Recon¬
3 %s
10
Elec
5
Bell
102
Stocks—
24%
7
100
100%
39%
30%
Ask
103%
Atlas Plywood Corp—
101%
5
b
32
Security Issues
102%
100%
3%s__1987
453/4
180
Frsnelsce
1982
Edison
Co
22%
65
61
.
53%
Sen
87
44
61
20
Tower Grove Bank 8c Trust—20
United Bank 8c Trust
100
Recent
Amer Gas & Elec 3%s—1977
Appalachian Electric 3%s._1982
Exchange Nat'l Bank—20
Manufacturers Bank 8c Trust_20
Mercantile Trust Co
25
115%
120
Bonds—
Boston
28%
44%
Boatmen's National Bank——20
First National Bank
17
52%
260
Trust__33%
Consumers
5
'
-
Levis
Amer.
Chicago
10%
10
365
42 %
21%
2.50
99
Portland
23%
100
25
Public Nat'l Bank &
Trust—17 %
Sterling National
25
United States Trust
100
Pow
46
Pittsburgh
1.450
20
& Co Inc
National City Bank
York Trust
Arkansas
"
44
National Bank
Ask
38%
148
243/,
indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
.
22 %
100 1,420
Co
70%
Pacific Fire
_.
40
10
30%
Fire
t
*
45
10
30
"395
380
Lea Angeles
10
—
68%
Pacific
95
Bid
34%
143
"
45%
•28%
16
National Bank of Detroit
25
327
273%
Northern
42%
20
100
37%
53
10
Fire
40%
23
35%
318
(Detroit)__10
River
43%
10
'670
J145,.
V."
397
97/g
Northeastern
82%
60%
49
4
Amsterdam Casualty
71%
350
650
158
385
38%
New
24%
57%
__10
5
National Union Fire
69
149
Continental Casualty
Crum 8c Forster Inc
Employees Group Assoc.
Employers Reinsurance
82
Casualty
22%
.10
Camden Fire
_10
Merchant Fire Assurance
Merchants 8c Manufacturers
Fidelity & Casualty.5
American
Y_10
$1.05 convertible preferred__5
Massachusetts Bonding
5
<■
335
National City Bank—
Union Bank of Commerce..
67
153
City Nat'l Bank and Trust—25
Continental Illinois
5.07
l
i
"■%
Jersey insurance
4
238.r
__100
,
Cleveland
20.42
Lincoln
Assur
Ask
__100
Trust 8c Savings
Cleveland Trust Co
63
Meadow Brook
l
,
Bid
—100
Peoples 1st Nat Bank A Tr—20
6.44
58
Equitable
1.79%
7
35
5.89
56
Automobile
6%
33
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Manufacturers Trust
-10
—10
American
10
Bank
Northern Trust Co
96
6.25
1
Series 1956
National
Harris
49%
93
13.03
1
El'
N
*
48%
__20
13.16
Insurance
American
1.70%
bl.82
(TAB)
1.65%
bl.78
44
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
1
of
First
50
100
Guaranty Trust
5.72
Trusts—
National
373
♦
42 %
of the
City of N Y
__100
National Bank—
Franklin Square N Y
10
11.99
Aetna
85%
bl.75
Far
48%
16
Companies
35
1952
Ask
361
,
10
12.11
Ask
80%
March 18, 1953
34'/8
65%
Trust
1
95 %
33
1.50%
Bank
1
Bid
10
1.60%
Franklin
Hanover
91%
—25
Ask
1.50%
14.82
Par
1—
2.15%
1.48%
Bid
10
Federation Bank
8.88
—10
Alliance
2.10%
b2.25
bl.70
& Trust_20
Empire Trust
First
73.50
Casualty 8c Surety-
Agricultural
b2.20
bl.60
10
Fiduciary Trust
22.68
Aetna
American
•2.05%
1-53
1-53
Central National Bank
Exchange Bank
County Trust Co
14.54
70.00
'
7
b2.20
6-
December 26,
15
Continental Bank & Trust
National BAnk
—,
100
Corn
28.44
i
Independence Trust Shares
North Ahier Tr«st Shares—
Series, 1955-.
25.35
1-52
January 2, 1953
January 8, 1953
January 15, 1953—
10
13.44
Diversified Trustee Shares—
II.91
-1
5-1-53
7-
9- 2-52
10-
1.52%
32%
10
National Bank
Chemical Bank & Trust
28.44
26.04
22.40
Inc
Unit^ype
12.15
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc.
Howe Plan Fund Inc.
Co
New
7.27
2.00%
Detroit
4,24
6.63
b2.15
Chicago— (Cont)—
Manhattan
(White Plains N Y)
Corp
Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wisconsin Investment Co..
7.36
Ask
1.95%
1-53
1.50%
Com
Wellington
3.87
-
lo
Incorporated Investors ———1
1
value)
Value Line Fund Inc
Wall Street Investing
8.75
•
8-1-62
Bid
b2.15
4-
1.50%
18.76
20.08
/
Fund
3.03
14.34
•
lc
Tobacco shares
14.49
17.26
'18.57
Clark
4.77
2.75
-
lo
lo
shares
&
asset
8c Clark
Accumulative Fund
United Income Fund Shares
United Science Fund
14.50
lo
(net
14.07
_l
United
7.61
8.17
v
1
shares
shares
Inc
vi
Inc
■
Texas
7.50
lo
stock
_i
2.50
Television-Electronics Fund
■■/.■
13.71
—lo
Railroad
6.80
32
Technical Fund Inc.
9.70
1-52
Bid
1.52%
*
'
25
9.40
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
RR Equipment
19.34
6.30
York
"
Investing Company shares—lo
shares
17.89
Sovereign
10.00
-7-
Due
3-2-53
Bank & Trust Companies
New
5
Trading
Investors.
l
State Street Investment
Corp..*
Stein Roe & Farnliam Fund
1
9.31
,,
Dated
1.50%
bl.62
Bankers Trust
8.57
9.13 ;
.
97
bl.60
bl.62
Chase
5.4
i
-97.8
96.24
bl.62
bl.62
1952
4,
26%
8.58
lc
December
33.75
4.93
16.47
97
1957
December 11, 1952—
December 18, 1952
bl.62
13, 1952
November 20, 1952
November 28,
1952
33.41
7.82
administered shares—lc
1957
97.24
Treasury Bills
1.25%
bl.62
1952
November
25%
Stock
9.83
,
97.16
Ask
1.15%
bl.50
Bank of New York
Fund (net asset value)_•
Selected Amer Shares
—.2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston
1
9.34
8.97
Priced
&
8cudder, Stevens
9.57
8.52
1,
«- 2-52
2.20*
bl.50
4.02
Fund Inc
(Geo) Fund
Republic: Investors Fund—.
8.45
8.73
Low
3.68
;(Net <asset value).
Scudder; Stevens
-
October 23, 1952
October 30, 1952
1
Pellde/Vegh Mutual
9.26
7.71
Food
2.30%
4.90
8.45
•
2.30%
1.90%
3.25
6.25
lc
bond
5.32
4.47
5.75
._lo
1.85%
b2.10
5.75
1
shares
1.80%
b2.05
2-53
Canada
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer Fund Inc.—
lo
General
4.87
2.97
of
Putnam
lo
98:4
6.10
60.92
shares
98.22
?97.28
10.82
21.27
Building shares
Chemical shares
Fully
8.44
5.26
Stock Pund-lc
(The)
7.72
5.58
19.41
—
b2.00
2-53
3-52
United States
5
7.98
3.15
Group Securities—
Automobile
1
9.90
56.60
Corp_
General Investors TrustCommon
7.62
l
1
Fund Inc—1—1
Capital
1-02
1-52
November 6,
7.30
6.97
Pacific Amer Investors
com—10c
$1.50. preferred
:
:
21.27
2.90
12.58
6.99
Fund.Inc
lc
Natural Resources Fund
Inc.._lc
New England Fund
i
l
,7.4':
19.41
■
11.64
_i
Natural! Resources
8.53
i
98.18
98.20
1956
1,
99.6
98.16
16.02
Low Priced Com Stock
Series_l
33 %
7.85
1,
100.7
99.4
30.53
16.43
Industrial Stock Series
series
2.05*
2-
1
Stock Series
5
stock
Rate
,2.00*
1-
1
5.20
—10
Ask
1.60%
1.60%
12-
1
24.70
Oct.
Bid
>11.83
_
33.65
April
bl.90
3-02
15.31
Series
5.02
Oct.
bl.90
5-
10.88
Series
23.10
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
Series
100.5
1955-
rl%s Dec. 15, 1955
l%s April 1, 1956—
Due
•»
4-1-52
l
Bond
1
First Boston Corp
Founders Mutual Fund.
.1886
15,
17.18
i
20c
Industrial Pund
l%s March
11- 3-52
.11-
13.50
Speculative Series
31.47
Fund
Financial
Priced
Preferred Stock
Eaton 8c Howard-
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Dated
2.00*
15.55
Bond/Series.
'
Ask
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
3-
NationAf Security Series—
1
Dec.
1, 1953
l%s March 15, 1954
.0637
Bid
8.87
1
2%s
.0497
1%S
2.1o%
2.15%
l
1
Balanced Fund
.0518
100.0301
l%s
1-52
1
Steel
Ine—
116%
32nds—
100.0270
l%s
1-52
13.50
beneficial interest
8.30
I.99
96.10
115%
Bid
in
are
100.1399
8-
l
Balanced Fund
1.81
*09.28
Treasury Notes—
100.0344
Nation-\yide Securities—
10.69
1961
Maturity—
Ask
Values
1953
2-
l
1
Fund
15,
20.59
17.11
1
Inc
Railroad Equipment
Dreyfus
2s Aug.
2.25%
28.39
Corp
8.32
1
100.2
'Bid
*18.50
19.05
Life Fund—
beneficial interest
•?
_25c
96.2
'Dollar Price
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
17/bS Dec. 1, 1952
l%s Feb. 15. 1953
1%S June 1, 1953
Masaaehf&etts
1
.
1957-1955---
Panama Canal 3s
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
5.52
Mutual Trust Shares
Tobacco
1,
100
1954.
2.05%
i
Metals
v
5.01
1
„
Units, of
Mutual Eund
Dividend Shares
100.2
99.20
99.30
99.26
99.26
4.40
lc
Fund/Inc
13.14
(99.12
99.26
1956
3.53
3.99
lc
15.16,
Railroad
99.4
1954—
5.37
lc
1
Oils
1955-1953
1,
1,
3.57
3.20
lc
shares
Machinery
Merchandising
:
4.88
3.24
lc
Petroleum shares
16.38
:
99.24
1,
2%s Nov.
•2%s May
l%s Oct.
3:88
1
Insurance stock
99.30
Bonds—
100.1
4.25
3.52
Mass Investors Growth Stock
7.24
11.80,.
stocks i
equipment
3.86
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc__10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust-^ '
5.15
-.1.
,.__lc
Steel
10.58
Diversified
36.23
Paper shares
-
16.23*.
Corporate bond series
36.23
shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries
shares__lc
Furnishings shares
Non-Ferr»us Metals
'.V>
;2%s Feb.
Aik
99.26
Bank
1,
100.3
99.31
100.1
1
Home
10.25
Chemical
Com
Automobile shares
Business Equipment
.
14 67
1
B—
Managed Funds—
/ 17.70
iU.39
stock
Building Supply.
Electrical
6.47
3 98
Aviation
>
5.90
11.33,
._1
Automobile
,
1
'
Diversified Funds Inc—
Agriculture
Bank
31.71-
29%:-:
Fund.
7.49
Priced
Knickerbocker ^Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
17 01
1
Inc
17.34
6.86
25c
Loomis Saylea Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset sValue)
♦
7.35
1
Fund
15.89
Stks)_l
S-4 (Low
'
Inc
Composite
6.76
ser.
19.76
Com Stks) 1
14.73
"
1953,
1,
Bid
1E53_
Land
l%s Jan.
100.1
36.22
.1
-i
•
16,
.
30.56
(Quality Common Stks)_l
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
14.)
'2.80s
100 3/64
99.31
2.30s April
15, 1953-.
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. 1, 1953
19.22
(Appreciation pfd stks)_I
K-2
5, ,975
A
point
11.85
17.61
K-l
135
ser.
a
19.96
l
1
B-4
9.33
100
1953,
32nds of
27.80
23.80
100 5 325
16,
2%s Feb.
or mora
26.38
12,30
com
100
/2.00s Feb.
Feb.
one
Ask
Federal
2.15s Nov. 17, 1952
12.99
1
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1.30
15.67
(Low Priced Bonds)
26.08
Securities
94c
26.58
(Medium Grade
8.63
Preferred
85c
Obligations of Government Agencies
13.97
24.19
B-2
B-3
11.37
Fund
12.75
1
8.54
23.42
-i
Christiana
17
Ask
Bonds)_1
8.53
.1
_
Canadlan Fund Inc
Bid
.lc
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
21.70
.1
lc
Fund Inc
.Bowling Oreen Fund Inc—
Commonwealth
Oct.
Figures after decimal point represent
:1c
Investors Management Fund
Johnston (The) Mutual
10.52
21.34
♦
Boston Fund Inc
Par
Institutional Shares Ltd—'
Aviation Group shares—
Bank
Group shares
Insurance Group shares
Stock and BondGroup
Investment Co of America
Investment Trust of Boston
,10.66
17.88
Blue
Friday.
Investing Companies
v
.
Puudlno
Beneficial
for
5
57%
17
Minn-Honeywell Reg 3.10s__1972
99%
100
El
103%
Gulf
18%
Fidelity 8c Deposit of Md—_10
Assn of Philadelphia
10
81
85
Phoenix
10
99%
101%
68%
70%
Fireman's
10
29%
57
Provide'hoe-Washington
Reinsurance
5 36*
Natural
Gas—
preferred
100
102
103%
31 %
59
Paso
Fire
Fund
of
Frisco
Firemen's of Newark
General Reinsurance Corp
10
Globe
American
Hanover Fire
Hartford
Fire
Hartford
Steamboller„
Home
105/s
Peabody
Potomac Elec Power 3%s
10
72
76
Southern
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire 8c Marine
10
37%
39%
Tennessee
10
50
Standard
10
373%
39%
Surety
14%
16
32
34
5
36%
38
10
10
37%
39%
149%
154%
—5
Insurance Co of North Amer__ 10
41%:
43%
38
40 %
82%
84^4
,
8c
U S
*
2
10
Marine
Accident
Travelers
.*
102%
States Utll
4.44%
pfd_100
102%
"103%
52
Seaboard
.10
3%s__1984
47
61%
Great
Tel
34%
St Paul Fire
(N Y)
Republic (Texas)
34%
59%
Republic.
Globe 8c Rutgers Fire common.B
Bell
32%
27
32%
5
8c
Jersey
45
Corp
25%
10
,—K
Glens Falls
New
12%
9%
100
653
Fidelity 8c Guaranty Co„2
56
U S Fire
U 8 Guarantee
Westchester Fire
—
-
3
10
2
43%
673
•
58
45%
123
23%
24%
Coal
4%s
—1972
102
103
1987
101
101%
Rochester Gas 8c Electric—
4%%
preferred
100
103
104%
Texas Eastern Trans—
a
Production
Odd
Gas
lot
3%8„1967
3T/aS—
sale
1972
99
100%
(not included in
year's
101
4.75*
preferred
100
94%
95 V*
100%
5.50%
preferred
100
96%
97%
range),
b Bid yield price, d Deferred delivery sales (not
year's range),
e Ex-interest,
f Flat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. StocK Ex¬
change.
n Admitted
to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash
sales (not Included in year's range).
J Exliquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to Unlisted
Trading privileges. wdWhen delivered, r T»en
Issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
included
•No
in
par
value,
tin default.
JThese bonds
are
subject to all Federal taxes.
39
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1508)
'
■
.
1952
clearings this week will show a decrease compared with a year ago.
Pre¬
advices from the chief cities
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 18, clearings for
<at the country,
all
is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
cities of the United States for which it
Federal
Reserve
Our preliminary total stands
at
At this center
$17,508,444,113 against $19,194,999,728 for the same week in 1951.
there is
loss for the week ending Friday of
a
Our comparative summary for
7.2%.
Monday, October 20, 1952
.
Inc. or
1950
Dec. %
$
1949
S
District—Philadelphia—
1,654,174
—14.3
1,212,670
1,757,306
1,245,978
+ 41.0
1.236,402
1,277,163
1,447,267
1,263,452
+ 14.5
1,002,065
1,061,668
5,435,603
5,002,959
+
8.6
3,734,076
3,277,896
1,108.000,000
2,749,773
802,000,000
5,770,354
5.916,582
3,001,960
2,460.503
5,735,970
6,234,839
13,411,080
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
1,416,839
„
Chester
!
Lancaster——
Philadelphia-
+ 36.2
873,000,000
848,000.000
+ 10.3
3,173,560
2,918,959
2.5
5,384,009
4,955.015
+ 22.0
2,986,463
2,762,804
8.0
4,753,578
9,108,000
+ 47.3
9.429,324
8,426.102
7,707,080
+ 10.2
9,221,848
12,457,411
1,157,219,215
Wilkes-Barre—
845,086,702
+ 42.1
915,133,995
890,754,594
—
York
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Jersey—Trenton
Total
cities)
(11
1,039,013
8,493,063
—
Reading-Scranton
8.8% below those of the corresponding week last year.
$
.
Week Ended Oct. 11
Third
Bank
1951
5
-
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
.
2,493.135
—
—
4.578.558
the week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Federal
Fourth
York—.
New
Chicago
———1
Philadelphia
621,453,008
371.918,936
384,017.528
359,300,000
310,200,000
Francisco-
496,949,000
629,039,527
390,244,836
492,711,403
429,453,160
240,498,470
259,553,931
Cleveland
Baltimore
„
—
+
3.2
—
461,763,905
3,809,259,900
3,333,015,750
>-■
260,004,150
35,210,700
+ 11.5
6,285,706
5,652,890
+ 11.2
37,257,800
4,602,006
10,780,698
7,759,239
266,548,240
+ 38.9
9,482,430
5,930,496
328,163,369
+ 23.1
301,665,457
245,670,067
973,189,842
Mansfield
5.6
+
—
878,829,447
+10.7
865,570,202
708.659,634
—
-
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
6.7
cities)
(7
cities,
Total
cities
all
$17,508,444,113 $19,194,999,723
$19,194,999,728
week
for
Complete and exact details for the
*
Federal
inasmuch
—
2,977,827
+ 20.0
16,443,000
12,942,000
+ 27.1
180.091,092
169,785,528
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
:
9.2
+
South
3,572,417
Carolina—Charleston
—
4,861,081
314.465,159
273,529,055
102,742,510
106,225,395
623,390,894
570,320,886
of
Total
the week
as
Columbia—Washington-
Sixth
cities)-
(6
Federal
—
able to give final
we are
and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
increase of 27.6%, the aggregate of clearings
For that week there was an
Oct. 11.
the
week in
same
1951.
Outside of this city there
to the Federal Reserve Districts
was
in which they
are
gain of 15.7%, the bank
a
We group the cities according
located and from this
we
note
York District (including this city) the totals register spi expansion of
new
42.1%, in the Boston Reserve District of 25.8% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
The Cleveland Reserve District has to its credit
trict of 42.1%.
an
improvement of
10.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 9.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals are larger by 19.7%
of 14.7%.
totals
smaller by 4.2%.
are
+ 24.9
+ 15.0
4,853,002
222,151,697
3.3
107,646,764
207,344,199
88,413,809
9.3
513,774,303
443,443,386
—
3,925,674
+
19,425,892
20,060,157
3.2
—
20,059,706
16,821,678
4.9
83,152,372
72,877,254
+ 13.6
255,400,000
245.300,000
92,503,611
88,141,225
290,100,000
8,796,159
7,049,642
837,160
625,302
+ 33.9
691,335
480,915
Orleans
152,505,902
152,113,275
+
0.2
116,027,570
106,114,324
cities)—
879,185,605
766,550,495
+14.7
703,693,941
636,696,345
-
Augusta
Florida—Jacksonville
——
Alabama—Eirmingham——
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg-
Total
(10
Seventh
Federal
Reserve
6,163.318
4,392,307
87,484,260
110,420,009
+
+ 20.6
+ 18.6
6,765,254
5,451,700
4,656,342
4.036,070
+ 31.3
82.881,266
74,309,898
64.8
125,850,235
104,580,642
+ 24.8
6,209,861
+
6,713,864
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
1,976.045
and in the
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show
a
gain of 0.9%, in the Dallas Reserve District 12.3% and in the San Francisco Reserve
8.5
1,964,471
1,264,235
12,474,044
+
3.0
7,642,026
+
1.4
13,192,310
7.180,153
12,215,841
7,749,510
+
2.4
7,635,047
8,400,540
5,299,972
68,597,000
8.0
62,931,000
51,607,000
9,652,045
8,331,242
+ 15.9
8,748,512
4.127,520
3,393,075
+ 21.6
3,364,526
7,513,787
2.698.550
87.B70.994
83,686,448
5.0
78,444,304
63,111,535
+
3.0
+
13.2
5,046,458
34,730,134
37,328,793
Bend
Terre
Haute
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
5,612,739
Moines
Sioux
6.217,893
7,819,1^0
Wayne
Indianapolis
South
+
63,104,000
Indiana—Fort
5,447,047,
39,524,445
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
34,913,098
15,907,842
City
17,576,555
1,570,892
2,757,291
829,375,591
9,879,081
13,973,558
7,783.381
5,873,412
Decatur
Peoria
District 20.0%.
1,821,476
12,848,130
Rapids
Lansing
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
by 8.8%, but in the Minneapolis Reserve District the
Louis Reserve District
St.
128,406,497
having amounted to $16,874,565,523 against $13,221,338,190 in
clearings at this center showing an increase of 42.9%.
that in the
2,386.207
12,967,000
161,565,947
296,200,000
7,310,177
4,825,971
114,856,515
181,924,218
Nashville—
Georgia—Atlanta
Louisiana—New
foe the whole country
3,106,317
14,450,576.
6.1
+
District—Atlanta—
Reserve
Tennessee—Knoxville
Macon
detailed statement, however which we present further below,
In the elaborate
3,891,676
8.8
has to be estimated.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases
6,071,716
Maryland—Baltimore
1.4
the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
ends Saturday and
35,371,200
District—Richmond—
Reserve
West
week covered by the foregoing will appear
We cannot furnish them today,
next week.
in. our issue of
761,851,998
772,237,938
one day.
151,038,991
8.3
—12.5
District
All
—
7.3
Richmond
$13,433,147,730
7,334,801
9.1
Fifth
five days—
178,130,995
325,438,395
Youngstown
—21.0
$14,623,887,750
Other cities,
6,703.054
5.8
3.8
Columbus
507,752,678
Kansas City—_
St. Louis
Pittsburgh--
8,993,119
+
+
7,249,930
Cleveland
—18.3
1.2
193,563,846
362,759,731
39,259,900
—13.C
204,789,402
376,660,777
—11.2
Cincinnati
Boston-
San
District—Cleveland-
Reserve
Ohio—Canton
7.2
1,267,000,000
954,072,384
1,095,000,000
—
—
$9,155,531,249
1,075,875,442
$8,493,842,7]8
_
—
-
-
1951
1952
Week Ended Oct. 18—
Rockford
Springfield—
—
+
9.5
3.940.551
15.845,140
6,148,017
+ 26.6
15,412,357
1,423,226
761,642,123
5.395,942
13,177,560
6,737,438
4,521,534
+ 29.9
4,808,915
4,036,946
940,212,096
+19.7
1,032,599,969
931.656,033
+15.5
284,900,000
255,900,000
4.1
126,085,933
+ 29.2
141,465,565
135,976,961
2.432,649
8.8
564,775,175
522,681,914
—11.1
6,668,984
281,749,748
106,048,558
6,186,143
258,332,497
—
+ 75.5
654,054,474
+ 26.8
7,718,185
+ 28.0
14,681,936
—
4.8
1.409,943
696,673,026
5,106,207
12,293,458
5,093,146
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
SUMMARY
Federal
BANK
cities)
1,125,834,765
CLEARINGS
1951
$
$
Districts—
Reserve
OF
1952
Week Ended Oct. 11—
(17
Inc.
1950
or
;Dec. %
1949
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
Lonis—
$
$
Missouri—St. Louis
Irt Boston
2nd New
—
York
—12 cities
12
—
11
3rd Philadelphia
4th Cleveland--
...
-
_
7
6
5th Richmond
625,269,473
497,093,215
+ 25.8
8,570,717,514
6,033,035,508
+ 42.1
1,157,219,215
845,086.702
+ 42.1
915,133,995
890,754,594
973,189,842
878,829,447
+ 10.7
865,570,202
708,659,634
623,390,894
570,320,886
+
9.3
513,774,303
766,550,495
+ 14.7
703,693,941
636,686,345
1,125,834,765
940,212,096
+ 19.7
1,032,599,969
570,190,587
+
8.8
564,775,175
522,681,914
451,068,698
470,761,904
4.2
425,072,308
371,442,456
521,067,963
463,091,929
281,300,000
145,029,963
146,494,994
3.679,907
134,797,542
2,849,231
+
620,204,864
570,190,587
+
931,656,033
620,204,864
325,000,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
443,443,386
879,185,605
549,051,259
476,560;468
n
6,834,025,168*
5,971.709,101
n
151,243,814
—
8.7
138,670,013
2,025,968
•i
Total
(4 cities).
»»
ii
6th Atlanta
-10
7th Chicago
-17
Sfcfa St.
—
4
Louis
9th Minneapolis
._
10th Kansas City
ilth Dallas
10
-
_
6
_
-10
12th San Francisco
Total
_
Outside
now
-
_
York
New
We
7
»»
our
—
557,647,729
552,839,480
+
364,735,161
324,679,575
+ 12.3
318,485,631
289,433,457
926,101,763
771,738,295
+ 20.0
795,946,259
693,639,005
16,874,565,523
13,221,338,190
+ 27.6
14,039,196,173
12,399,758,322
0.9
»»
»
—
8.612,197,483
7,440,508,227
+ 15.7
7,480,851,363
$
at—
Reserve
1951
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
109,754,907
4.5
8,634,783
4,712,673
4,837,665
2.6
4,295,849
7,592,861
3,990,194
5,842,579
5,721,809
2.1
2.5
5,590,297
12,084,089
5,047,756
9,181,768
4.2
425,072,308
371,442,456
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen-
Montana—Billings
Helena
1949
$
$
(7
Tenth
Federal
Reserve
District—Kansas
Portland
Fall River
.
_
—
+ 20.8
2,139,883
2,072,821
1,442,107
9.6
1,064,656
+ 20.8
2,424,617
8,023,388
+ 34.0
8,741,800
8,287,805
6,819,330
+ 27.8
7,145,320
5,707,044
22,110,864
+ 38.1
20,778,585
24,289,585
10,768,529
+ 34.1
12,069,769
10,371,036
22,149,900
+
36.9
27,790,400
24,222,900
1,271,616
+ 34.3
1,618,067
1,403,676
625,269,473
York—Albany
34,054,641
Binghamton
4,110,536
Buffalo
19,065,929
337,426,612
13,016,690
__
Missouri—Kansas City
St.
Joseph
Springs
3,260.160
497.093,215
+ 25.8
549,051,259
476.560,468
44,474,856
—23.4
43,061,441
46,432,513
Total
(10 cities)——
Eleventh
+ 50.2
3,368,630
2,972,600
77,878,711
73,881,579
557,647,729
—
Reserve
Texas—Austin
6.1
0.1
1.8
2.3
6.737,810
11,530,562
298,881,110
1.5
+ 32.8
12,575,616
3,114,114
9.8
3,367,687
2,612,885
2,229,199
0.9
521,067,963
463.091,929
+ 20.1
+ 12.0
8,709,133
258,803.594
236,913,987
7.6
30,636,929
—
+
7,048,000
5,155,180
10,633,576
4,918,671
+
9,302,139
364,735,161
Wichita Falls
Total
cities)
(6
Federal
Reserve
District—San
Washington—Seattle
11,648,784
5,041,424
—.
Oregon—Portland—
1,906,574
San
Francisco
York
8,262,368,040
5,780,829,963
+ 42.9
6,558,344,810
5,743,903,080
San
Jose
Rochester
25,891,567
20,137,536
+ 28.6
21,992,046
19,498,380
Syracuse
17,711,239
12,555,827
+ 41.1
13,517,203
13,324,798
22,140,629
15,253,559
+
45.2
17,336,730
10,169,036
152,564,615
72,357,564
18,193,004
13,233,291
478,670,274
17,479,267
5,186,250
(a)
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
Santa
(10 cities)
'
—1
7,607,564
26,024,697
5,748,000
+ 50.3
6,648,000
4.8
3,427,684
10,260,291
4,147,502
+ 14.2
324,679,575
+12.3
318,485,631
289,433,457
122,690,320
3,791,742
+ 23.4
127.070,656
101,580,904
+ 33.0
3,721,826
5.6
172,656,030
4,039,767
152,574,934
+ 25.8
61.952,369
+ 43.4
37.5
15,780,058
10.041.637
144,431,835
57,516,356
12,687,203
+
9,625,229
392,154,115
+
+ 22.1
377.671,080
13,895,156
3,682,595
+ 25.8
14,040,154
12,031,239
Barbara
Stockton
Total
4,689,000
+
8,991,707
Francisco—
151,344,835
Yakima—
2,088,056
(a)
+
Galveston
._
Louisiana—Shreveport
1,931,063
(a)
552,839,480
6,910.200
2,262,934
11,263,744
+
+ 40.8
4,937,848
6.8
8,074,601
51,079,030
13.949,258
10,831,535
336,246,045
12,488,340
3,548,756
7.300,434
926,101,763
"v 771,738,295
+ 20.0
795,946,259
693,639,005
16,874,565,523
13,221,338,190
+ 27.6
14,039,196,173
12,399.753,322
8.612,197,483
7,440,508,227
+15.7
7.480,851,363
6,685,855,242
716,589
Newark
47,736,599
37,900,656
+ 26.0
41,854,625
38,447,185
Northern New Jersey
57,523,444
43,568,605
+ 32.0
52,476,975
48,368,711
8,570,717,514
6.033,035,508
+ 42.1
6,834,025,168
5.971,709,101
+
28,396,654
0.8
Total (12 cities)
+
—
270,462,911
—11.8
Jersey—Montclair
+
8,300,193
2,298,544
New
540,182
6,793,066
121,458,995
30,551,150
2,408.642
Connecticut—Stamford
659,336
685,556
8,243,025
141,031,723
7.873,129
14,786,110
328.701,588
+
303,047,062
2,028,251
+ 33.7
—
"
New
689,415
47.1
+ 26.6
District—Dallas—
Dallas
2,389,766
-
+ 26.2
Fort Worth
Twelfth
2,737,557
Federal
70,869,763
Jamestown—
18,734,576
345,531,425
13,213,685
2,950,611
2,967,950
3,919,230
Pueblo
94,762,800
Elmira
—
81,111,235
1,965,235
—
Second Federal Reserve .District—New York—
New
607,150
7,220,778
150,079,823
10,836,616
-
Omaha
908,651
2,015,441
1,708,041
(12 cities)-
+
4.5
2,239,055
2,504,907
30,331,300
Island—Providence
696,866
892,958
9,138,843
159,203,953
10,843,987
;
Colorado—Colorado
14,442,552
—
Hampshire—Manchester—
Total
891,083,935
8,712,778
Worcester
Rhode
4,298,257
458,684,412
30,523,284
„.
Connecticut—Hartford
New
4,660,576
+ 24.5
1,783,289
10,755,674
__
Springfield
New Haven
+ 11.0
1,933,174
2,434,376
—
'
New Bedford
4,639,755
413,358,097
6.8
1,303,331
—
_
Lowell
+
5,150,147
_
2,421,367
514,816,799
.
—
City-
879,367
Lincoln
Wichita
Massachusetts—Boston
470,761,904
4.5
—
13,816,864
451,068,698
cities).
Kansas—Topeka
2,586,284
8,216,090
14,168,106
Total
Hastings
1950
District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
7,923,988
320,490,581
104,799,491
8,585,014
Paul
Nebraska—Fremont—
Week Ended Oct. 11
Federal
7,043,958
305,916,877
St.
6,685,855,242
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
1952
First
Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
i»
week ended Oct. 11, for four years:
Clearings
Ninth
Minnesota—Duiuth__.
Minneapolis
»»
112 cities
City.
add
•t
Grand Total (112 cities).
Outside New York
a.
Now
included
in Newark,
N.
J.
Volume 176
Number 5161
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1509)
Foreign Exchange Rates
Company
American
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 on the different countries of the world. We
give below
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
OCTOBER
FEDERAL
10,
1952
RESERVE
TO
BANK
OCTOBER
16,
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
5%
REDEMPTION
Date
preferred
Southern
1830
Union
Gas
Country and Monetary Unit
Gas Transmission. Co.,
Terminal Co.—
Union
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
1st
mortgage
3%
bonds
due
Oct. 10
.200000*
.133333*
.0719500*
.0719500*
.0719500*
$6
Bliss &
California
.325166
.325166
1.036250
.208933
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.209100
Closed
.209100
.209116
2.7D2500
2.792187
.115975
.115975
2.786875
2.790312
.116076
.115975
.
.263100
.263100
.263200
2.762685
2.764851
.496766*
.0348250
.0348250
.0347950
*•
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» *
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jpeso
-
.233350
2.782067
;
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tApplication
depends
bonds, series A, due 1980
Nov
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17
1
.233350
.658327*t
.425531*1
stocks
■
.561797*t
.561797*t
.—
1369
1369
1
2.792187
.658327* t
peso
1
1
Oct 31
B, C and D, due 1963 Dec
2.781755
2.792500
Nov
Co.—
stock,
2.779887
—Closed
2.786875
1369
Nov
stock
5Mt%
o «
"
2.790312
2.776463
sterling
TJ»«*
.233300
325
1
Nov
Canada
Central
White's
.233300
325
Oct 29
1st mortgage 30-year s. f. series A gold bonds—Nov
Neon Products of Western
Canada, Ltd., pref. shares—Nov
Seaboard Air Line RR.. pfd.
.496766*
.0348125
~~2_
Oct 29
.
preferred
Power
Joint ref. mtge.
.140154*
.496766*
1166
Dec
mortgage 4 y2%
Montreal Island
.140154*
1
1978-
•
CALLED
—Nov
Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans
.140154*
1269
stock
convertible
Co.
Illinois
.496766*
>
2V2 %
Gair
2.764541
.140154*
Electric
Consolidated Gas
.263200
2.759282
*
1
Date
Laughlin, Inc., 5%
General
.00435401*
.00285625
.209000
*
1
1,
and 5.60% convertible pref.
Colorado & Southern Ry.—
■>»
«•
*
_Nov
ISSUE
5.50%
.208933
.208933
»»
.00435401*
Z
$4
.325166
1.034687
C53
debs., due 1971-Nov
preferred stock—.
preference stock
.0544060
1.031093
1265
1
first
.0199562
«»
•
2.224850
.0199500
.0544060
.325000
1369
Nov
issue—
first preferred
.0544060
.208666
krone
"Nominal.
2.225099
7%
.0199500
1.030000
-Union of South Africa,
pound
United Kingdom, pound
\
.200000*
.133333*
2.223356
1976
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
10-year 2%% convertible debs., clue Dec. 15, 1957
10-year 3Va% convertible debs., due June 20, 1959
Associated Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—
.0544060
Finland, Markka
acance, (Metropolitan), franc
Vdla, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound—
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, pesoPortugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, 'franc
;
.;
.200000*
Closed
12.57
American
$
.0199500
cruzeiro
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
peso
Oct. 16
$
.133333*
2.220617
British
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay;
Oct. 15
$
.0719500*
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
Denmark,
Oct. 14
$
.200000*
;
Free
Brazil,
Oct. 13
—I
.133333*
—
Preferential
Company and
Oct. 11
$
j—u
due
4YaVo
June
ENTIRE
Basic
1
,
mtge. s. f. bonds, 3%% series
3%% s. f. debentures due 1971
Value in United States Money
Argentina peso—
Pix*
Nov
Co.—
1st
Tennessee
Noon
stock
Valley RR.—
1st and
refunding mortgage 41/a% bonds, due 1961
Nov
1
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., 4%
debs., due 1962—
Nov
1
General Outdoor
Advertising Co., preferred stock
Nov 15
Interstate Bridge
Co., 4% 1st mtge. bonds due 1965.—Nov
1
Midi RR., 4%
bonds, foreign series, due I960—
Nov
1
INCLUSIVE
1952
Corp.,
Aroostook
record for the week just passed:
a
PARTIAL
Issue—
and
Viscose
43
(Continued from page 8)
lion
fin thousands of dollars)
Oct. 15,
Gold
Oct. 8,
1952
certificates
Redemption
for
F.
1952
21,428,104
.;
fund
711,225
Discounts
ctf.
reserves
+
+
8,289
22,139,329
771,654
+
7,453
246,924
4,293
advances
3
loans
1,231,422
+
2,707
322,025
and
Industrial
10,996
—
17,
1951
R.
notes
Total gold
Other cash
Oct.
41,453
1,272,875
+
18,870
+
702,291
365
—
U. 8. Govt, securities:
Bills
366,200
Certificates
5,000.716
Notes
—
13,773,671
Bonds
+
4,521,975
Total
U. S.
Govt, securities.
loans
and
—
24,438,509
7,847,592
8,705,598
803,252
23,662,562
Total
239,995
—
Due
F.
from
R.
foreign banks
notes
of
Uncollected
Bank
securities..
other
cash
premises
185,241
246,921
—
23
banks
160,887
+
1,384,442
+
5
+
2,863
Other assets
127,291
+
7,165
+
26,155
52,047,764
Total assets
+
1,132,234
+
2,016,478
Liabilities-
Demand deposits
principal changes
New York
25,387,648
55,155
+
+
of
million
in the
$61
S.
Treasurer—gen.
20,612,801
sect..
374,216
+
212,489
—.
Foreign
674,791
—
Other
178,985
—
_.
Total deposits
District.
States
Government
47,946
69,613
dlvs.
in
all
1,161,964
Investments—Total
Loans—gross
Commercial,
U.
industrial,
and
brokers
30,644
—
Other
91,032
—
U.
liabilities
and
dealers
for
for
127,084
+-
309,517
Real
+
486,507
Loans
to
17,853
+
1,083
Other
loans
+
1,125,216
+
1,959,071
58
+
estate
+
of
+
28,320
+
14)978
27,543
6,960
52,047,764
1,132,234
+
83
+
110
+
48
+
331
1
+
+
6,678
351
8
+
765
+
2,112
+
3,985
1,472
+
2,536
—
to. deposit and F. R.
irvote liabilities:;combined
47.0%
V
"
+
.
1.2%
Contingent liability on-accept¬
ances purchased for foreign
14,172
"
104
+
31
5,960
_
—
7,493
—
_
18
+
21
14,826
+
+
2,369
—
52,185
12
17
and
+
132
+•
61
■
+
-
1,065
1,653
the
Federal
Commercial,
creased in
Reserve
324
+
113
6
+
106
1,367
+
312
+
class
A
industrial,
agricultural
all but two districts and
lion; the principal changes
in New
and
were
a
loans
in¬
1,157
total of $137 mil¬
increases of $54 million
York
City, $26 million in the Chicago District,
$19 million in the St. Louis District, and $16 million in
the
Dallas
District.
Changes
according to industry
available in another press release.
dealers
for
purchasing
$131 million.
Holdings
or
Loans to banks decreased $150 million.
of Treasury
bills increased
all districts, reflcting the sale of
a new
substantially in
issue of tax antic-
10-25
10- 7
Products, Ltd.—
J 10c
,
Gas
3
9-30
1-1-53
'
12-22r
11-
Co.—
(quar.)
95c
37V2c
common
10-
6
6.
5c
2-1-53
50c
10-28
10-17
1
10-10
Class
,$3
11-
1-35.
t50c
convertible
(A.
Company,
preferred (quar.)Linen
2nd
10-E,
8
32c
11-15
11- 1!
32c
11-15
.11-3
11-17
10-17
50c
11-1
10-25
$1.75
common
10-15
*"
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15.
J20c
11-1
10-25
15c
12-
1
11-10;
—75c
Ltd.,
J20c
J37c
Mills,
11-
1
10-25
common
preferred
participating preferred
preferred
10-
10-29
preferred
10c
M.)
1st
10-29
J50c
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
,
California Oregon Power Co., com. (quar.)
California Packing Corp. (quar.)—
".
California
Portland
Cement
(quar.)
California Water & Telephone Co.—
-
10-25
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)—:
Insurance
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
30c
(s-a)—
11-
1
10-25
35c
11-
1
10-15:
31'Ac
———_—
Association
11-
1
10-15
Canadian
Power,
Bakeries, Ltd
Canadian
Breweries,
Canadian
Bronze
preferred
Canadian
Car
Common
A
&
Ltd.
10-10
10-20
10-25
9-191
125c
Ltd.,
1
10-33
12-
1
10-31
(quar.)
J31c
11-
1
10-2D
t$1.25
com.
(quar.)—
12-
$25c
Ltd
Co.,
11-1
11-1
J15c
(quar.)
50c
10c
Northern
:
10-25
25c
—!
preferred
Class
9-30
10-31:
10-24
50c
(quar.)
$1.40
Fire
10-20
11-15
40c
,
(quar.)'
•
preferred
40c
37Vic
—
Co.
Extra
bonds, notes,
redemption,
fund provisions.
those
$1
B
Biscuit,
Canada
list of corporate
stocks called for
11-
1
10-*!
Foundry Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
+20c
11-22
11- 4 *'
525c
1—
(quar.)
11-22
11- 4
x85c
12-12
11-12
called under sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Canadian
Dredge & Dock, Ltd. (s-a)
Industries, Ltd., common (quar.)_
10-31
9-3©
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."
Canadian
Oil
(initial).
tl2'/2C
11-14
10-15
Capital Estates, Inc. (s-a)
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)—
Carolina Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)—
40c
11-15
10-31
$1.25
50c
10-20
11- 1
10-10
10-20
Canadian
Cos.,
Ltd.,
new
com.
120c
Carpenter Paper Co.
NOTICE
carrying securities increased
1
10-15
$1.20
are
Loans to brokers and
11-
a6'/2%
10-
5%
common
10-15.
11-24
JlOc
11-14
1
1
...
Notices
and
11-14
11-25
1
$1
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
including
1
11-
125c
r
Forest
preferred
Camden
preferred
(quar.)
California Electric Power Co., com.
■
a
10-20
11-25
25c
—
Taunton
Common
27,367
Below will be found
11-
■
+
+
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week end¬
ed Oct. 8: Increases of $1,472 million in holdings as Treas¬
ury bills, $1,065 million in United States Government
deposits, $324 million in demand deposits credited to do¬
mestic banks, and $312 million in borrowings.
-
banks of
70c
20c
11-1
80c
accounts,
during week
10-20
Rubber—
$1.25
Condition Statement of Member Banks
10-20
11-1
11-
7%
1,226
+
-
Govt,
10-15
11-1
$1
(quar.K
&
11-15
25c
11-
$1.50
deposit accounts, except
S.
35c
——
(quar.)
*
10c
Byers
1,307
1,329
U.
10-15
) Bush Terminal Co.—
217
—
10,758
;
demand
10-26
11-15
(this payment clears all arrears)
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
!
119H
—
deposits:
Domestic banks
Interbank
+-
4,813
Foreign banks
Debits to
—
17,207
U. S. Government deposits
Borrowings
10-23
10-31
9c
(initial)
Roofing,
(quar.)
B
Caldwell
demand
11-14
50c
convertible preferred (quar.)
Products Corp. (s-a)
Burry
773
+
32
_
94
+
136
907
1,093
10-20
Buckeye Incubator Co., common
Forge
Co.—
262
—
+
—
_
5,930
10-1©
11-2C
._
Bullock's, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Burns & Co., Ltd., class A preference
'
Interbank
correspondents
industrial loan, commitments..
1
50c
5%
,
deposits adjusted
Time deposits, except government
11-30
Buchanan Steel
1,307
+
81
24
+
6,352
_
11-
11- 1
—
Buffalo
banks
25c
J62l/2C
(quar.)
(s-a)_.
common
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.,
281
+
+
—.
32,976
Demand
serves,
Co.,
Hose
$3.80
76
9
150
+
676
2,016,478
re-
pfd.
Quarterly
Liabilities-
gold. certificate
•
10-31
3
150
,
(quar.)
British Columbia
1
—
+ 1,397
640
__
1
—
5,899
domestic
11-24
.
127
with Federal Reserve banks
Balances with
+
+
20,103
Other securities
10-
.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Edison
Brockton
loans
Cash In vault
10-25
12-10
$0.12635
class A
common
Class
1,494
267
bonds
Reserves
+
222,258
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
Ratio
538,342
+
1,280
_
.—.—
10-21
10-24
15c
Celanese, Ltd.—
Ordinary registered (final)
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury notes
S.
10-23
11-15
British
U. S. Government securities—Total
U.
137
+
pur¬
banks
_
10-15
10-31
50c
Specal
carrying:
or
1
25c
Brantford
_
14,109
3,407
Government obligations
Other securities
1,195,705
1,440
+
+
obligations
purchasing
10-3J
11-
Co.
Woven
New
agricultural
3.
+
247,871
135
securities
loans
+
Capital Accounts—
Japital paid In
Surplus(Section *7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
}ther capital accounts
+
10-15
10-15
10-31
Co
preferred
Boston
carrying:
or
Government
Other
113,151
—
3,311
37,375
_
6,196
+
10-25
30c
dividend)
W.)
Fisheries
4%
+
21,808
to
S.
this
Booth
132
1
50c
Corp., common
7% preferred (s-a)
1951
+
1
11-
Approximately 10c of ordinary income and
remainder
is
part of realized
capital
Oct. 10,
+ 1.508
11-
10-31
15c
1
Bondstock
36,812
3-1-53
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Bon Ami Co.,
77,281
1
share)—
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Blue Ribbon Corp.,
Lt^, 5%
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund—
mem¬
Oct. 1,
1952
11-17
11-17
12-
com¬
Bell, Inc.
Boston
and
par
of
(quar.)
A
Electric
(E.
Blue
(In millions of dollars)
Loans—net
$1
share
a
gains
1952
10-17
Bliss & Laughlin, 5% pfd. (entire issue
being
called for
redemption at $35 per share
Bliss
reporting
Oct. 8,
544,344
+
Foods,
(4/10 of
Company
Birtman
district.
one
Assets—
Loans
&
plus
but
10-17
12- 2
50c
Co. (quar.)
Stores, common
preferred
Best
Demand deposits credited to do¬
increased
Shoe
Best
in¬
1
10c
each
on
Watch
Berland
Inc. (+ ) or
dec. (—) since
3,927,183
•'
deposits
11-
1
12- 2
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
mon
Benrus
Time deposits increased
A summary of assets and liabilities of
ber banks follows:
Loans
'
Works
Stock dividend
8%
1
50c
Beneficial
in the
11-
15c
common
Common
Chicago, and in¬
HolUu
Payable ofLt*k
20c
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.,
Borrowings increased $120 million in Chicago and $108
million in New York City.
51,011,750
liab.r and accrued
Total
383,741
21,679,066
Deferred availability cash Items
Other
decreases of $92 million
were
United
banks
Share
Extra
bonds
adjusted decreased $132 million; the
creased in all districts.
mestic
Company
Extra
Boston
million.
-Name of
Apartments, $3 prior pfd. (quar.)
J -75c
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Beech Aircraft Corp. (increased
quar.)—25c
$33 million in the Richmond District and $24
chasing
Member hank—reserve accts.
/
Beaux-Arts
Belmont Iron
loans
Federal Reserve Notes
in¬
of
Holdings of "other securities" de¬
District and $82 million in
creases
Deposits:
U.
$18 million.
178,342
+
2,297
total
holdings of United States Government
698
+
45,659
-
a
10
—
—
6f
certificates
districts and
516,685
+
4,814,041
items
5
in all
creased $21 million.
dec. (—) since
Assets—
and
decreased
Inc. (+) or
Holdings of Treasury
decreased
$81
Holdings of Treasury notes increased $24 mil¬
million.
Whtn
ftr
ipation bills.
debtedness
OF
4%
TENDER
Company and issue—
Date
Asuncion Port Concessions Corp.,
Curtis Publishing Co., prior
8%
gold debs
preferred
Fonda,
Johnstown
1st mtge.
&
Gloversville
4%
&
ref.
mtge.
3%%
*
Nov
5
1264
Nov
stock
5
3
RR.—
bonds, series A, due
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
1st
Nov
Page
1991
bonds, series B,- due
1970
Oct
15
*
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
$1
Castle-Trethewey Mines, Ltd
Catelll Food Products, Ltd.—
Class
A
1
10-18
1-2-53
J12VaC
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Celotex Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
11-
J 10c
11-29
11-14
S25c
12-
3.
1
11-29
11-14
75c
11-10
10-20
$1.05
——-
11-10
10-2©
37V2C
10-31
10- S
25c
10-31
10- S
;
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1510)
*
5%
Canada
Ekco
Ltd.—
Investments,
preference
Central
Coal
Central
Electric
&
Corp.
Gas
U-a)
Co.,
iquar.)
com.
4%
preferred
$1.50
preferred
preferred
$1.40
Central
Power
(quar.)
Corp.
West
(Texas)
Bank
vhe
exact
this
at
Chicago
10-10
11-
1
10-22
Employers
11-
1
10-22
Enamel
11-
1
10-
3
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 60c preferred
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)
11-
1
10-
3
Erie
10- 6
liquidating dividend,
ascertain¬
Falstaff
percentage is not
&
20C
(quar.)
10-24
9-19
11-15
Cleveland
10-24
1
10-24
10-31
10-15
Fibreboard
1-2-53
12-20
Clinchfield
Coca-Cola
Coal
Corp.
Bottling
Cockshutt
Farm
(quar.)
(B.
Equipment Ltd.
Co.. Ltd.—
J.)
Colgate-Palmolive-Pcet Co.,
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
'
(quar.)
Gas
System, Inc. (final for 1952)_
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)_
Combustion
Edison
Cc.,
preferred
conv.
From
net
investment
Life
$2 preferred
»
preferred
preferred
Industries,
pref. class A
Corp.
Co.
Y.)
Co
9-23
Foundation
11-
1
9-23
Franklin
Stores
Telegraph
1
10-22
10-
10-29
10-22
of
Co.
Canada,
Corp.
Corp.,
Ltd.,
15c
20c
$1.25
$25c
(quar.)___
3
11-
1
10-
3
11-
1
10-
3
4V*
10-16
preferred
General
11-
10-10
General
10-15
General
10-
10-
57
4
11-15
General
Industries Co.,
11-20
11-
General
Investors
12-
1
11-20
General
Mills.
12-
1
10-15
General
50c
12-
1
5
$1.13
1t2-53
12-15
6%
50c
12-29
12-18
6%
12-12
12-
1
Inc.
Outdoor
Advertising,
(quar.)_
Y.)
75c
Refining,
(quar.)
Crum
& Forster, 8%
pfd. (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
Corp.,
$2
Inc.
class
A
De Vilbiss
(quar.)
Union
Gasket
5%
preferred
Diamond
$1.50
preferred
Corp.
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
(quar.)
10-
9
Gilbert
(A.
10-24
10-
9
Gillette
Company, common
10-20
10-10
11-
$2c
1
10-25
10-
10-24
7
9-30
$1.50
convertible
Co.,
Diversified
12-15
12-15
Gladding,
1
11-14
Glatfelter
10-10
4!4 %
15c
10-20
10-10
50c
11-15
11-
50c
(quar.)
37 Vic
(quar.)
$2
11-
1
11-
1
5
10-10
10-10
10-22
10-
11-
8
A pref.
(final)—
Investment
Fund
Dividend
Shares, Inc. (From
profits. Payable in cash
(From
Houses,
(stock
net
div.)_
stock)
income)-
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Stock
Corp.
Dominion
(quar.)
(accum.)
9-25
5%c
2%c
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Engineering Works, Ltd.
Fabrics,
Ltd.,
Dominion
preference
Malting Co. Ltd.,
Dominion Steel
Coal,
Dominion
Common
Tar
7%
preferred
Goodall
57*
12-
1
11-15
8%
class A
preferred
10-31
8%
class
preferred
67.
preferred
11-14
10-31
12-
1
11-28
10-30
9-30
11-25
10-31
$30c
11-14
10-31
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
common
&
&
Linoleum
Ltd.
Chemical
Co.,
Ltd
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
$25c
10-31
10-10
10-31
10-10
$40C
10-31
10-
$25c
10-28
7
10-14
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Extra
1
10-
214 %
12-
8
10-21
$40c
dividend)
11-
11-
1
10-
6
$40c
(stock
11-
1
10-
6
1
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
87 Vic
10-25
10-10
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'/2
10-25
10-10
Company,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Duro-Test Corp.
East Sullivan Mines,
Industries,
Stainless
20c
1
10-16
10-22
10-14
12-10
11-25
12-
11-20
15c
Ltd.—
Inc.
11-
$1.50
17 Vic
31 y4c
common
(quar.)_
Steel
Corp.—.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
$5 preferred ctfs. of benef. int. (accum.)
870 Seventh Ave. Corp., 4 % % preferred
Grafton
vGrand
R.)
B
&
$25c
10c
25c
11-
1
1
10-25
12-15
11-14
1
10-15
11-
10-21
10-
6
$2.25
S1.25
11-21
lp-24
12-15
12-
3
Stone
B
(H.
net
Co.,
1
10-10
10-
6
10-20
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
investment
Ohio
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.,
class
A
&
B
pfd.
preferred
Refractories
10-17
Kingan
10-15
1
10-15
1-2-53
12-15
10-31
10-15
1
1
10-1.5
$1.25
12-
1
11-25
$1
11-
1
10-10
9334c
711-
1
10-17
5r
(quar.)—_
11-
1
10-20
10-29
10-15
95c
12-
1
11-14
$1
12-
1
11-14
i?!4
12-
1
11-14
;
$1
(quar.)
10-20
10-10
1-15-53
1-
8
3714c
—
(quar.)
12-15
30c
37«4C
(quar.)
preferred
1-1-53
4-15-53
4-
8
1-15-53
1-
9
8772C
2c
10-24
10-17
10-23
ln-ie'
75c
11-
1
$3 cum. class
10-10
*1
(quar.)
A
—
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
%
1
preferred
(ouar 1
preferred
47*
$1
(quar.)
Lake~Gold"Mining"Co"."~Ltd._
12-15
.11-15
12-15
11-15
1
9-30
preferred
(quar.)
3~!4c
1-2-53
12-19
♦
nr*f'" "od
'011
r'<.r
4-i "-*•»
20c
10-31
3
c»-nehler
12-15
12-
11-15
11
12-15
-n
11-17
Kroger
a r
Mfg..
1
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.
tic
11-17
KnMkcpt
10-31
10-10
Lakeside
11-
1
10-17
Lambert
11-
1
10-17
pfd. A (quar.)
4>4%
Locks.
Crosse
—
$1 12'4
$1 75
(ouar 1
Clacc
(Alfred),
(M.
11-27
12-10
11-27
12-10
11-27
Lansing
$25c
12-15
11-25
Laurentide
11-21
11-
3
'Lane
(auar )
class
Inc.,
H.).
Machine
Bryant,
(quar)
A
(s-a>_
preferred
$6
4V27*
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
10-24
10-16
10-24
10-16
12-
6
3-11
$40c
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
11-
1
11-15
11-
5
Roi
(quar."
tRc
10-31
10-15
10c
11-
10-15
convertib'e
4'4%
bein<r
called
(entire
preferred
1
Stock
for
redemDtion
on
Oct.
10-20
3
20
56c
——i
10-20
7.5c
10-30
10-15
5%
plus this dividend)
Corp. (qt;ar.)__—
dividend
10-30
10-15
10-25
10-
9R1/4C
11-
1
10-15
$1 12'4
11-
10c
Co.
& Sons Co.. 3.85%
(James)
Stores
Lerner
(quar.)
Corp.,
Leslie
Salt
Lewis
Brothers,
pfd.
(qu%r.)
4
pfd.
(quar.)
—
Lexington
9c
Ltd
net
net
11-10
investment
10-
income
Lincoln
1-2-53
12-19
1-2-53
12-19
Link-Belt
Co.
10-31
12-23
11-
1
10-24
11-
1
10-24
50c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
12-31
11-
1
10-17
87 Vic
.87Vie
11-
1
(Fort Wayne, Ind.)
—
Co.,
40c
25c
gains——_
(Greenville. S. C.)
r
preferred
40C
$1.25
9-30
31c
—
Printing
$3.50
and
50c
capital
Quarterly
6
11-14
10-31
25c
realized
Liberty Liie Insurance Co.
•Quarterly
10-20
12-15
Fund Shares—
Trust
from
1
40c
$ 15c
4l,4%
(quar.)
Qo.
Extra
$1.50
1
issue
at $53 per share
Rubber & Tire
Lincoln National Life Ins,
div.)
12-
5
Co.—
from
$$1.25
11-
10-15
1
10-17
30c
$1.25 3-31-53
10-31'
11-
11-
10-31
12-26
56 % c
1
10-15
11-15
$1.25
12-17
11-
11-15
11-15
10-31
10-15
1*1-31
$3
10-31
11-17
1
12-17
10c
56 '/4c
11-
12-31
B
Class
Lpp
1
II-
10-21
tl2'4c
Le
10-31
12-26
11-15
10-31
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
TpNmirp Tool & Manufacturing Co
10-15
1-10-51
(quar.i
Company
10-10
1
12-23
10-15
1
A
Class
10-
11-15
12-30
11-
29c
">5r
auar)
Co
Inc.,
f\n
15"
Inc.,
10-21
11-
"»r
15c
(quar )__.
25c
3
7
10-16
20c
(quar.)
$1.16 pfd
("ii°r.)__
B
L»ndic
Inc.
Telephone
Laboratories.
12-10
1
11-
Company—
2nd preferred
12-15
11-
3
10-
10c
(s-a)
51 50
Kobacker
$12 %c
10-15
11-
11-
20c
5c
1
1
11-17
10-31
10c
Co..
&
11-
11-
1
62'4 c
(quar.)
_—___:
Kingston Products
12-19
31 Vic
1
11-
Co.___
convertible
11-15
Co.—
Harnisehfeger
Corp.,
common
57* preferred 2nd issue (quar.)
11-
Inc
common
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—
1-2-53
2%
(quar.)
10-17
15c
(quar.)
Lees
(stock
11-1
13 % c
(S-a)
Keyes Fibre Co.,
12-4
13c
Payable in class A—
Harbison-Walker
Mfg.
12-15
37 %c
gains
5%
12-
12-15
RR.—
Ltd.,-
12-15
Kirsch'Co.—
10-31
$50c
Cotton
I-15
10-15
—
Companv
47*
10-14
10-31
held
(quar.i
Leece-Neville
income
capital
dividend)
10-15
Brewery Co.
Quarterly
Oil
10-
10-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Hancock
Kev
50c
(quar.)
$5
Hamilton
Kerr
1
$12 %c
Inc.
realized
&
1
10-
25c
„
convertible preferred (quar.)
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc.—
net
10-
10-25
$1.50
A (quar.)
(quar.)_
common
5%
Mobile
10-25
(quar.)
preferred
$2
'
(quar.)___
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co.
From
5%
$2
(quar.)—_
(quar.)_;
From
Common
Lamston
Ltd., class
Co.,
L.)
11-26
10-10
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Green
11-30
10-27
La
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great West Coal Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)—
6%
221,4c
Co.,
$1.25
(guar.)_
Co.,
Union
com.
11-10
l
-
Co.,
common
Kentucky
56 %c
Inc.,
1
11-
$1 25
Kennedy's, Inc.,
10-20
Co.—
&
Graham-Paige Corp.—
5%
convertible preferred
(accum.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc., com. (quar.)
Gulf
(E. I.) de Nemours
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
Dunhill International (extra)
preferred
(W.
Griesedieck Western
$37y2c
Co.
4'4%
Grace
12-
2-2-53
2 Vic
shares
3(4%
10-20
$50c
preference
Gould-National Batteries,
2
10-15
1
$5 preferred
(quar.)
:_
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
11-15
$45
Kellogg Company,
1
75C
,
10-
1
3DC
(quar.)
1
15c
(s-a)
1
11-
15c
11-
$2.60
—
preferred
11-
10%
preferred
15c
(quar.i
Goodyear Tirs & Rubber Co., common
10-
11-14
4%
$1.75
(quar.)
Co., common
2
+834C
55c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
10c
(quar.)
Rubber
—
preferred
11-
$1
10-
3.807*
10-20
10-25
1
Inc—
1
1
11-28
11-
City Power & Light—
F'rkland
preferred. (All out¬
redeemed)
common
10-15
$37y2C
._!
(quar.)
Dow Chemical
Eastern
6%
being
1
$$1.25
&
Eastern
shares
12-
$20c
preferied
Dominion Oilcloth
5%
standing
Globe-Wtrnicke Co.,
10-27
$40c
(s-a)
common
convert'ble
Duriron
Glenmore Distillers,
10-27
8
10-15
25C
47*
$17 Vic
:
Dominion
du Pont
10-20
20%
pfd.
Dominion
5%
100%
25C
dividend
Commercial, 7%
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
2nd
9-12
7-15
25c
(quar.)
25c
or
investment
net
Inc.
Dohrmann
Dome
10-15
10-23
securities
Extra
Dodge
1
15%
8-1-53
11-
12-31
+S1.75
50c
Royalty
Kansas
56V4C
McBean & Co.
(quar.)
H.) Co., common (quar.)
(P.
10c
Year-end
Dobbs
$37 Vic
Ranch
Jonnson
Johnson, Testers.
$1.12%
(quar.:)
preferred
Extra
(quar.)
Funds—
Diversified
preferred
10-25
class
Ltd.
$4.50
12-
(quar.)
6
1-15
4-15
10-25
10-21
5c
(quar.)
preferred
5-1-53
25c
1
10-
-quar.)
33/47*
2-1-53
$1.25
10-27
10-27
11-1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co., 5 7*
Co.,
50c
(quar.)
1
1
10-31
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Tea
25c
(quar.)
(quar.) —
Brothers, Inc., common
50c
com.
10-
Jersey
25c
(s-a)
Company
$5 preference
Gimbel
25c
Co.,
Y.
C.)
12-
12-
45c
dividend
50c
75c
preferred
(quar.)
N.
10-13
10-24
3
9-24
11-1
3 7'4 c
11
$1.25
5%
7
10-
30c
(stock
$1.27%
5.10%
10-24
10-31
Jewel
11-
10-
1
$1.1272
preferred A (quar.)
Central Power & Light—
4%-
10-20
4%
8
r
"
Knitting Mills, Inc.
4%%
10-25
Disher Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—
Distillers
(stock
Common
L.i
IF.
5%
10-17
1
10-10
11-3
$1.25
:—
'
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Heintz,
preferred
11-15
11-
1
$1
(quar.)—
dividend)
each
&
4 7*
Waterworks
11-15
14c
Jack
11-15
50C
1
11-
11-
9c
Corp.
common
50c
Corp.—
dividend)
10-10
11-
11-20
current
of
out
Pf,,v iHprw,
for
50c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gerrard (S. A.) Co., 5%
preferred
30c
Co., common
of
$1.12
6
55c
1
10-17
1
10-10
12-
25c
Inc.,
share
One
10-17
11-
'
50c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Stove
preferred
Discount
Common
10-
11-
Ironite,
11-15
$$1.25
(Indiana),
11- 1
5%
Extra
6
$25c
Iquar.)_
(quar.)
25c
(quar.i
Match
5
10-11
10-
11-20
10-24
35c
(quar.)
Telephone
(quar.)_
Yard
Mfg.
Detroit-Michigan
12-
1
10-10
1
10%
15)
common
10c
&
&
12-26
Ltd.,
50c
(quar.)
common
Stock
Common
10-31
1
12-10
Stock
(quar.)
50c
Co.,
Light
Delnlte
Mines, Ltd—
Denver Tramway Corp., 1st
Detroit
Oct.
on
25c
;
(quar.)
Dean Phipps Stores, 5(4 %
Denver
5
11-
U11-
T
Jantzen
Corp.
1-16
10-10
$25c
35C
(stock
preferred
$2.50
Jacobs
Wares,
preferred
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
Power
General
12-15
12-20
General
9-29
5c
Steel
12-29
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Delaware
5%
12-19
9-30
Special
General
$1.06
pfd.
4%%
(qtiar.)
Rubber
1
50c
Davenport Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
Dayton
2
11-
10-15
10-25
$2
Davidson
Daystrom,
10-
11-15
11-15
90c
12-29
9-30
Utilities
10-17
1
1
11-
40c
Dreferred
10-20
(Subject to stockholders approval
Public
583Ac
preferred
Corp.
1
meeting to be held
a
General
3772C
(quar.)
common
10-14
1
$50c
(quar.i
Ltd.
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Cosmopolitan Realty Co
Dana
at
—
1
*2-2-53
-
53 V4c
(paid
Engineering
1
*
11-
15c
55c
(increased)
Intertype
11-
(quar.)
div.
a-iii
$1
Ltd.—
Interstate
11-
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Nickel,
10-10
$1
preferred
$5.50
10-15
.-_
Corp., 4'4% preferied (quar.)
Correspondence School World.
11-10
$1.3714
$4.50
10-17
11-15
in
45c
51c
Ltd.—
3
9-30
10-22
11-15
11-
»1
(quar.)
common
convertible
1
10-22
Co.,
convertible
$1.40
11-
10-22
10-20
30c
Common
9-19
11-10
$1.50
1
11-15
1
Corp.—
2- .2
(quar.)
7
10-31
11-15
11-29
*
Utilities
11-25
50c
10-
1
11-
(quar.)
International
10-25
11-
10-10
11-29
(quar.)___
12-19
11-25
11-
$$1.25
Ltd
11-15
1
pfd.
Packers,
2 -16-53
1
Quarterly
1 -10-53
93 %c
(quar.)
$6 pfd.
(quar.)
30c
International
$1.50
Public Service Corp.,
10-15
12 Vic
3
(quar.)
preferred
10-17
11-1
earnings)
6c
com.
1
$1
pfd. ($100 par) (quar.)_.
preferred ($5 par)
(quar.)
7%
10-15
11-
$1.50
11-
50c
common
1
11-15
50c
pfd.
11-
iquar.)
$1.25
____
(quar.)
11-
(Boston),
7%
(quar.)
preferred
General
1
11-
87 Vic
(Boston)
General Motors Corp., $3.75
(quar.)
11-
$1
—
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
5%
Trust
(s-a)
C
10-17
1
30C
(annual)
r___,
International
51.40
$3.50
1
11-
Limited
3
11-12
25c
preferred
10-17
11-
_
75c
Corp.,
11-14
25c
Aviation Group shares (16c from ordinary
income and 29c from security profits)
10-20
50c
—
(s-ai
convertible
Foods
(quar.)
5%
(reduced quar.)
Shares,
Interchemical
Corp.—,
preferred A
47
*
3
10c
pfd.
$2
11-
11-15
12-
SI
Corp.,
Finance
11-
20C
Electric Co.
1
10-25
10-25
45c
(quar.)
Dynamics
11-17
4
$2.81 'A
(quar.)
General
10-17
I2%c
5%
Extra___V_
International
Baking Co., common
Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)_
11-
preferred
■:
Institutional
10-
10-15
1
(quar.)
Investors
Ingersoll-Rand
3
10-15
10-15
1
$1.25
$4.24
10-
10-20
11-
1
10-17
11-
Chemical
10-31
10-15
1
Ltd.
common
Co.
10-31
10-17
11-
1
37]4c
(quar.)
and accumulated
10-17
11-
Zinc
Incorporated
10-17
10-15
1
1
3772C
10-
11-
'
Door.
Cc.,
1
10-25
15c
25c
arrears
10-10
lc
______________
10-28
10-31
common
10-15
10-29
10-24
Industries, Ltd.—
Ordinary reg stered (interim 1
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
11-
10-31
Co.,
1
11-10
25c
(quar.)
&
55c
(quar.)
payment clears all
11-
_______——
—
15c
$1
iquar.)
4.70%
Imperial
12 '4 c
This
10-1S\
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.26%
62'4 c
Gardner-Denver
Y.)
Power
4.08%
11-24
(quar.)
3174c
preferred
common
Dallas Power & Light,
1
Illinois
Illinois
___
preferred
5%
10-15
3
Quarterly
10-17
12-
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., common
57,
preferred (quar.)_.
Gar Wood Industries, 4(4%
preferred—
5%
4% %
Seal,
11-1
Gabriel
$1.25
&
10-17
3
$50c
(quar.)—_.
preferred (quar.)__.—
Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co. (N.
Cork
1
12-10
preferred
Products
11-
25C
._
(quar.)
1
11-
25c
Refrigerator
Sash
10-25
II-
preferred (quar.)
4 7*
10-17
10-
General
(quar.)
Hut tig
10-15
1
1
prior
Corn
1
11-
12-15
Company,
preferred
Illinois Brick Co.
(quar.)
5%
Crown
11-
11-
Ltd.
(s-a)
Trust
10-17
(N.
Co.,
preference A
Hussman
25C
common
common
preferred
15c
dividend
Square
1
11-
Shoe
Idaho Power
(s-a)
5%
Copley
3
11-14
Corp.—
Ltd.
10-15
1
11-15
_;
Foods, Inc.—
0%
2
10-
1-2-53
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Co.
Frasers Companies,
Froedtert
62 7? c
(auar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Indus.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:2:
Stock
1-
10-20
$1
15c
Co.
57c
1-16-53
75c
9-30
1
11-
Car Co
Humberstone
common
General
(s-a)
of America, com.
Continental Gin Co.,
Hunt
10-24
11-
35c
Mills,
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.,
10-16
$15c
45c
—
Special
preferred
1
11-
10-16
10-15
$1.25
Gas
Oil Co.
5%
Hudson Motor
10-31
10-31
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Natural
Royalty
Container Corp.
10-11
8%c
11-15
Inc.—
(quar.)
(N.
Consolidated
Textile
10-31
55c
_:
Consolidated
Consolidated
10-31
51c
(quar.)
Chemical
Edison
6214c
$1.06%
10-20
10-29
3
dividend)
10-11
Hardart
&
8
43 %C
(quar.)
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Houston Light & Power. $4 pfd.
11-15
$1.06 V*
8
11-
Home
(quar.)
Foster & Kleiser Co.
(This is the amount
due on divs. of the com. up to Oct. 17, when
the option of W. R. Grace & Co. to pur¬
chase the shrs. will expire or be exercised)
30c
10-
11-15
25c
preferred
10-20
$1.50
(quar.)__.
preferred
convertible
10-31
:
non-voting
10-
10-31
$1
50%
50c
(quar.)___
preferred
Consolidated
3-16
Forbes & Wallace—
B
10-31
53 %C
(accum.)
(Henry 1 & Co. (stock
Horder's, Inc. (quar.)
12-16
12-16
convertible
45c
$1.25
(extra)
$1.75 class A
Holt
1-2-53
4-1-53
9-30
9-26
10-15
1
$1.25
HoLy Development Co. (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
12-12
11-
9334c
(quar.)
Lumber
40-14
4772c
$2.04
Dearborn
•
10-15
$2.20
(quar.)______:
participating
10*29L-2-53"-
:
(quar.)_
Hobbs Battery,
10-21
60c
10-25
15c
__.
10-20
1
12-21
Class
25c
$1.25
preferred
(Edward)
Hines
93 %c
(quar.)
,
& Machine
Gear
11-20
35c
(quar.)
Horn
——
(quar.)
10-16
1
10-31
20c
5%
A
Mfg.
Co
preferred
5%
2
11-14
Power—
Consolidated
11-
Higbie
10-16
12-
10-31
—
(quar.)
$2.20
Consolidated
1
50C
$$3.75
Light &
preferred
1
11-
12-12
$20c
15c
«Toronto
Quarterly
Connecticut
12-
Chemical Corp.—
preferred
Brothers
Common
1
12-
15c
Corp.—
preferred
10-17
1
72c
income
A&sn.
334%
Foote
414%
1
(accum.)
pfd.
$3
Co
11-
25c
56 Vic
Corp.—
(quar.)___
11-
____
Corp., $2 preferred (s-a)
Sterling, Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Fianknn
(quar.)_
From
Confederation
Corp.,
10-15
Products
$35c
York
Machinery &
33c
(quar.)
common
Fund, Inc.—
net realized capital gains
$5
11-
1
(quar.)
Rubber
&
Tire
75c
_;
Commonwealth
$1.50
10-10
Engineering & Superheater, Inc.
Quarterly
$1.90
10-13
10-10
10-20
12-
11-13
87 %C
_—
<quar.)___
com.
___—
Columbia
10-22
1.0-20
25C
$25c
10-15
10-10
25C
25c
;
Louis)
Food
25c
(quar.)
(St.
Street
Firth
5
1
Inc.—-
preferred
Firestone
10-20
11-15
1-2-53
Products,
prior
First
—
;
$1.32
8
12-
65c
(quar.)—.
Extra
Concord
10-
$1.12'4
(quar.)__
preferred
Coghlln
10-31
7%
preferred A
Hershey Chocolate
1
11-
$2.50
$1.40
Ltd.,
Walnut
1500
.
10-15
11-
10-20
$2.50
.—
1
$1.25
____—____—
Hercules Steel
(Syra¬
11-
Electric Illuminating Co.—
Common
$4.50
(quar.i_
10-15
5%
(quar.)
—
11-
Cleveland, Cincinnati & St. Louis—
preferred
&
N. Y.)
Quarterly
cuse,
6%
1
18C
10%
(quar.)
City Investing Co. (stock dividendi__.
& Mahoning Ry. (s-a)__^_
Clearfield
11-
25c
(quar.)—
common
$1.50
City Baking Co., common
5%
Corp.,
50c
$1.25
11-14
10-24
$1.50
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Fec'.eral-Mogul Corp. (stock dividend)
Federated Department Stores,
com.
(quar.)
4(4% convertible preferred (quar.)
1
8
35c
(quar. 1
Traders Life
Insurance
Federal Grain,
12-
11-
SI.25
preferred
6%
Co.,
1
._
Hayes
Hgbee Co.,
(quar.)—
common
10-24
11-
68%c
:
Manufacturing Corp._
Company, common (quar,)..
preferred (quar.)___
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
pld. (quar.)
15c
preferred
Farmers
10-15
Kv
paella
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
(quar.)-l!
334%
20c
1-20
11-17
Hecht
Co.—
Brewing
4(4 %
9-JO
62 Vic
(quar.)
$1.75
Cincinnati, New Orleans & lexa.,
preferred
10-10
1
11-
20c
50c
...
Co.
10-15
10-28
$5
Electric
—
(The)
Fairbanks
10-17
10c
Eversharp,
Fair
10-31
10-20
1
2-1-53
40c
1
(quar.)
Inc.
12'4 c
5% .-preferred.series A (quar
1
11-
10-31
10-31
Industries,
11-
$1.37 *4
—
15c
10-15
Railroad
Hayuock Fund, Inc.
Hayes
45c
—
10-15
(quar.)
11-24
10-15
Payable of Ret
$1.37(4
Marx:
E.eccrfc
10-15
12-29
15c
Steel Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)——.
10-31
$10c
(quar.)__
Ltd
10-31
1st
514%
&
___________
10c
1
6%
& Co.,
preferred
Schaffner
Light (quar.)________—_
Hat Corp. of America, 4.(4% pfd. (quar.)
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.).:
Group Associates
Heating Products,
&
(A.)
514%
Hart,
Hartford
_:
11-29
87'4C
time)
Gas
10-15
~
Electrol, Inc. (quar.)
Empire Mill work Corp.
10-29
Ry.—
(quar.)
Molded
Products
Cincinnati
7%
10-
30c
Corp.
Chicago
10-15
1
Harris
10-15
1
Water Power
Subject to
50c
quar.)
1
1111-
approval
1
1
11-
11-
25c
35c
held.
shares
15c
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)__
Chicago Allerton Hotel (the major portion of
this payment will be a
SEC
1
Washington
25c
(quar.)____
(increased
Ohio
&
100
11-
—
—
Chesapeake
of
each
for
Erie Forge &
<
Extra
shares
Two
11-
$1
Corp.
Electric
1
35c
(quar.)
National
5%
10-15
10-
—
1952
Holien
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Re0
$1.1214
—
(quar.)
Nut Corp. of America
Bond &
Share
(stock dividend)—
37'/ac
_______
_________
Light Co.
South
but
1
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
1714 c
Corp
(quar.)
&
Channing
able
1111-
Products Co.,
4(4%
Share
of Company
Elastic Stop
5c
Electric
(accum.)
&
preferred
Central
Chase
10-10
10-31
15c
(quar.)
_______
&
Gas
1
Illinois Securities—
Central
4%
(quar.)
Hudson
10-
1
$1
Central
Central
11-
20c
__
12-18
1-2-53
50c
preferred (quar.)
C
Hollywood Building, common
4%
$$2.50
-
Coke
&
Name
Payable of Ret
Boliere
When
Per
Holier!
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Central
Monday, October 20,
.
.
——
60c
12-
1
10-17
11-
3
Volume
176
Number 5161
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1511)
Per
snar*
Name of Comvany
Little
Miami
Original
,
RR.
original
capital
_
Special
guaranteed
Special
guaranteed
Local Finance
Corp.,
Pipe
Long Island Lighting Co.,
A
from
capital
which
common
Watch
Co.,
in
<»
preferred
$1.50
tion
,.u_„
-r
pfd. Xquar.J_.-_
pfd.
(entirely
and
interest)
Mathleson Chemical
(increased
of
Stock
Co.
common.—
;•
______
(quar.)____
Mercantile
Stores
M»rronn itan
Michigan
(quar.)_
Co.
Gas
&
Minnesota
&
Mississippi
$6
•
,
1st
Power
Moody's
$3
Paper
Morris
Plan
,
$1.60
prior pref.
Light—
Co.,
_
(quar.)
__________
$2.25
(quar.)___
(quar.)
______
preferred
com.
(quar.)
A
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
Mutual
6'/,
(8
Co.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
from
cents
net
Alfalfa
and
12
12-12
Casket
Chemical
11-14
11-
-
&
Inc.
(quar.)___
(quar.)
40c
11-
1
1
10-15
3
12-15
H
11-
$1.10
•
11-
•
35C
1
11-26
10-27
11-
1
10-
60c
Hosiery
•'
12-15
12-18
1
11-
1
11-14
11-30
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc..
this dividend)
Meter Co.,
il-10
12-20
12-15
21c
10-20
9-30
$2.40
(quar.)
(quar.)
Merchandise Co.
York
State
Common
Electric
Reed
11-17
11-
12-
1
Gas
1
10-10
Reynolds
10-17
Class
Rice,
10-21
9-24
10-31
10-10
$1.18%
11-
1
1
10-31
Rock
10-31
11-15
10-17
1-2-53
12-
5
1-2-53
12-
5
Newport
Steel
Niagara
Norfolk
4%
(quar.)___
J.)
Engineering
convertible
Pacific
Northern
States
Common
Northrop
4.60%
.
Ry.
(quar.)
_______
(quar.)
Fine
15c
12-24
12-12
10-17
10-18
37'Ac
11-
1
,10-25
10-18
10-
3
„
___
(stock
10-20
dividend)
10-20
10%
10-21
9-30
10-
7
preference
15c
11-29
11-
11-
3
11-30
10-15
11-24
11-
3
11-
3
preferred
Louis-San
28 %c
11-
1
,._i0-20
10-15
9-30
$1.75
10-25
(Del.)
9-39
11-1
10-15
—
:
$2.55
10-24
Inc.
(quar.)
Mines,
class
Lid
Crafts
Building
Mills
35c
(quar.):
com.
(quar.)
10-25
11-
1
50c
12-
5
11-15
12-
5
11-15
11-
1
10-15
19c
11-
1
1
Co.,
28c
11-
1
10-
9
11-
1
10-
9
U.
25c
(quar.)
10-30
10-15
56V4C
10-30
10-15
56c
10-25
10-10
Co.
of Canada,
—
Co.
&
Tool,
class
States
pfd.
(quar.)_i—
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)__
preferred
Ltd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Mills
Co.,
(quar.)
10-15
11-15
11-
50c
10-31
t$1.06
1-2-53
t50c
10-24
9-30
11-
9-30
preferred
A
Antonio
Transit
Co.
1
vtc
(quar.)
Leaf
(quar.)
Quarterly
12Vic
11-15
11-
25c
11-15
$2
11-
11-
5
1
10-10
10-31
25c
10-15
11-
3
10-15
11-15
10-20
11-15
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
10-20
725c
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-15
3
11-
1
prior
3
11-
1
10-
3
11-
4
9-8
1-1-53
12-12
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
11-
25c
2'A%.
1
10-17
12'/2C
12-
8
12-
8
1-10-53
1-
2
t75c
(quar.)___
10-31
62'Ac
common
com.
(quar.)__.
11-
10-10
(quar.)—
—
1
10-15
11-1
10-16
11-28
10-31
30c
11-
1
10-16
$1.31'A
(quar.
35c
72'Ac
Co.,
11-
1
10-16
1-2-53
12-22
Co.—
preferred
Corp.,
12-20
12-20
37'Ac
(s-a)
preferred
Tobacco
(quar.)
preferred
Corp. of
—
(s-a)
1
1-31-53
10c
(quar.)
preferred
11-
$2
(quar.)—__—
America
62'Ac
12'Ac
(quar.)
common
convertible
11-
1
10-15
1-16
10-15
60c
(quar.)—_—
11-18
11- 6
$1.25
12-10
12-
11-
10- 9
75c
3
1
Railway—
„
6%
10-14
10-14
10-
preferred
(quar.)
______
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_;—_—
(quar.)
4
11-
37'Ac
1
37'Ac
2-1-53
1-lb
37'Ac
5-1-53
4-17
37'Ac
—.——
8-1-53
7-17
1
12V2c 2-15-53
,
1
1
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba
1
10-15
1
(quar.)
6%
12-
12-
1
11-
—
5%
Co.,
Vapor Heating, 5%
12-15
12-15
11-
63%c
75c
Corp., Ltd.
preference
Vanadium
$1.25
11-20
10-15
11-
(quar.)
common
A
10-10
Co.—
1
3
25c
6%
Ry.
12-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Virginian
t$1.75
conv.
C
12-
5
8
11-
22%c
Van Camp Sea Food Co,
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Francisco
$4
11-14
10c
Knitting
Valspar
1
1
25c
(quar.)
Transit
Utir»
10-10
12-
6-15
62'/2c
—
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd
Upper Peninsula Power Co.,
10-25
11-14
37'/2c
common
11-15
10-25
1
(quar.)_
com.
(s-a)
Corp.,
1
25c
12-
3-14
Co.—
12-
$1.50
10-
87'/2c
dividend
Steel
5'A%
(accum.)
10-27
——
Lines
preferred
class
5%
4-1-53
6-25-53
$1
A
Universal
10-15
12-15
7
92V2C
Machinery Corp.,
11-15
1
1-2-53
11-
(Dallas)—
(quar.)—
1
11-
10-15
$1.12'/2
Ltd.
12-
1
1
$4
United
10-15
11-
62V2C
10-10
720c
(quar.)
Specialties Co. (quar.)
United
12-
10-31
87'/2c
11-15
11-1
1
Missouri—
1
12-10
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
12-
15c
1112-
11-15
$1.14
(quar.)__
Preferred
25c
6
10-
60c
35c
$1
(quar.)
1
10-24
,
17'/2c
:
$1.183/4
com.
10-20
$1.06'A
$1.02y2
Co.,
11-15
Pipe Line Corp.—
of
Co.
Sugar Corp.,
6%
20c
2
12-
$80
Towers
preferred
preferred
S
10-17
3
1-1-53
$1.14
—
Radiator
6%
10-
11-
25c
10-10
(quar.)
Insurance
Stock
U.
11-17
10-10
10-20
10-15
preferred
S.
10-15
1
1
common—;
(quar.)
B
4Va%
10-20
1
12-16
11-
1
(initial)
Shoe
United
10-20
11-
11-
25c
Universal
Drill
Class
United
933/4C
10-20
25c
preference
United
6%
1
Cigar Whelan Stores—
United
10-15
10-24
11-
11-
preferred
(quar.)_,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
10-10
12'/2C
10-10
10-31
25c
Electric
United
12-15
10-22
11-
$3.70
10-15
1-2-53
20c
(liquidating)
preferred
Gas
57c
$1
$4.50
12-15
10-17
$1
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
12-15
10-10
6
(quar.)
Street
10-25
10-10
10-20
(quar.)—
Light, $4 preferred
preferred (quar.)
29th
1-2-53
10-20
50c
Union
75c
11-
$1.12Va
—
City Ninth Unit, $6 pfd. (accum.)—
Century-Fox Film (Del.) (initial quar.)
Union
7
25c
40c
10-21
10-20
11-28
710c
A
1
11-10
12-12
$1
(quar.)_____
11-
1-2-53
10-7
Co.—
Quarterly
$4
10-
25c
(quar.)
20th
10-27
1
11-1
25c
Tudor
10-20
10-10
11-
2nc
(quar.)
10-16
1
10-10
1
10c
t
(quar.)__
10-21
11-
11-28
1
11-
720c
.i.—
12-10
11-
37'/2C
(quar.)
1
10-31
10-10
10-10
15c
11-13
40c
10-20
11-1
|15c
(quar.)
&
Edison
Trinity
15c
50c
—
(quar.)__
11-
Scarfe
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
class
A
Vulcan Detinning Co.,
1-31
Scott
Industries,
Paper
Co.,
preferred
Scovill
&
10-15
Warren
Brothers Co.,
Inc
$3.40
10-20
Washington
1
10-15
11-
1
50c
11-10
(quar.)
7%
pfd.
—
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
62'Ac
1
10-17
$4.25
preferred
1
10-17
$4.50
convertible
Wesley
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
91'Ac
12-
1
11-14
(quar.)
$1.07 Vi
12-
1
11-14
11-1
10-10
(quar.)
Co
10-20
25c
Mason
Wesson
'
f
7%
West
25c
5%
Light
1111-
preferred
Co.
Gas
85c
3.65%
Scranton Electric
Swasey
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
11-
710c
Class B
Schenley
Warner
720c
4.30%
(quar.)_____
1
10-25
(quar.)
Power
Common
10-20
11-15
10-15
11-
$1.50
Inc
Transcontinental Gas
10-20
25c
1
756%c
pfd.
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Elevators, Ltd. (quar.)
Trane Co. (quar.)—
9-30
50c
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$1.75
$6
4.56%
12-15
10-25
11-28
10-20
Toronto
10-17
1-2-53
$1.50
Co.
4.25%
11-20
11-25
&
Toledo
12-10
10-15
Quarterly
Quarterly
10-31
5
10c
10-10
■
$4
17V2C
$1.50
■
10-20
1
—>
Motors
4'/2%
Thomaston
9-30
9-30
50c
pfd.
Co.,
RR.
Foods, 4%
Flour
1
10-21
10-21
10-20
720c
Consolidated
Textile
11-14
1
3
Thatcher Glass Mfg., $2.40 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Thermoid Co., $2.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
11-14
1
3%
—
Lawrence
11-
1
12-
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
St.
Airlines. Inc.—
convertible
:
A
Corp
10-10
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Whitehall
10-24
75c
(Minn.)—
(quar.)
Inc.
&
Corp.,
20c
12-
$1.17
Lawrence
25c
(quar.)
11-14
10-20
11-
$1
4'/2%
Electric Securities
Co..
4.56%
10-15
10-15
preferred
St
San
1
1
10-15
class
Power
10-16
10-17
11-
12-
1
(quar.)
&
10-15
11-10
v-12-10
35c
1
11-
Textiles, Inc.—
preferred
——__________—:
Oil
Texas
1
1
11-
11-
Inc., 4% preferred (s-a)J
Technicolor Corp.
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred
10-13
10-20
1111-
$1
Talon,
10-13
1
10-20
42c
Extra
Corp.
Light
1
10-31
1
11-
1
(quar.)__.
1
$1.50
11-
1-2-53
11-
common
I
Building Co.,
5%
4$2
11-
(quar.)
A
11-
25c
pfd.'(accum.)
common
preferred
Power
Aircraft.
Northwest
(quar.)
Works
Corp.,
Ages
Aircraft
7%
$1.17 V2
1
tquar.)
—
9-30
10-31
11-
97V?c
r
preferred (quar.)
Super Mold Corp. of Calif, (quar.)—
Superior Steel Corp.
(quar.)
9-30
10-20
t25c
Mills, Inc. (quar.)
11-
St.
Bearings, 6%
Illinois
Northern
—
10-20
90c
1
11-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
Clothier
Swift
10-15
5
Stern
Sullivan
10-13
125c
conv.
Inc.,
10c
(quar.
prefererd
Northern
Rice
93%C
__.
Ry. Co.—
Northern
of
& W
10-27
(liquidating)
Stores
$4 2nd prefeired
2
11-
:
(quar.)
(Dayton Ohio)—
(quar.)____
preferred
5
S
1-
(quar.)
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4>/4% pfd.
_—:
,
_
Corp.
adjustment
$1.50
12-
1-15-53
50c
30c
(quar.)
Western
Noriha-Hoffman
Co
1-2-53
11'Ac
5
$1.10
common
Corp.
Sun
10-
5c
Suburban
1
5
10-31
$1.03%
(quar.)
Electric
&
35c
preferred H
Rutland
Company—
Corp
Share
&
$1.12'A
Russ
10-
10-
710c
Strawbridge &
6
1
10-
10-31
30c
±._
preferred
Brewers,
Stouffer
10-20
10-
11-
common
Tobacco
preferred
4.65%
Rohr
10-31
10-20
17'Ac
10-31
10-31
Co.—
Co.
(quar.)
Spring Co.—
Stone Container Corp.
10-15
10c
Rockland
Corp.—
1
11-15
50c
(accum.)
Brothers
4'A%
10-15
11-
22'/2c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)__^
Mills,
4.50%
10-20
1
93 %c
(J.
J.)
Inc.
Brand
4%%
11-15
1
(quar.)__
25c
Extra
1
11-15
10-10
11-
pfd.
50c
Engineering Co.
5%
preferred
4.10%
47'Ac
preferred
&
10-15
11-
10-10
1
37y2C
(quar.)
(quar.)_._
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp., com.
4%
preferred F (quar.)
11-
1
11-
11-21
Extra
10-10
11-
10-15
common
Ltd.,
of Canada,
Sterling
Sterling
Stem
1
50c
(quar.)
Stix,
River
10-10
$ 1.12 'A
3%%
Pile
class B
Corp.,
(R.
Robblns
11-
Sterchi
9-30
3
(quar.)
Preference
12-12
11-
B
Steel Co.
12-12
87'/2c
$6 pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)
_
B
3% %
5
(quar.)
Newberry
Co.,
10-20
$1.50
1-1-53
1-1-53
J5c
Resistoflex
10-20
12-
common
fe'Realty,
Extra
10-30
1-2-53
Class
10-30
11-29
Products
Steel
1
9-30
11-
_______
Electric,
convertible
10-30
28c
Standard Tube, class B
Stanley Brock Ltd., class A
1
725c
Republic Natural Gas (s-a)—
Republic Supply (Calif.) (quar.)___
11-
10-30
4%
9-29
$1.12y2
Co.,
&
preferred
10-
15c
Sons, $4 preferred
preferred series A
Standard
10-17
10-
15c
——
25C
(quar.)
Cloth
A.i
Electric
50C
10-30
1
15c
(quar.)
redeemable preferred
Fire Insurance Co.
10-22
preferred
Wire
Co.
(Stock dividend
Renold-Coventry, Ltd.,
11-14
5c
10-20
11-
Ltd.
&
Gas
10-10
3
$1.20
Cpment
Co.,
Fuel
1
11-
92V2C
preferred (accum.)
Standard Power & Light
10-20
50c
:
Reliable
10-15
preferred
York
tC.
1
4'A%
New
(quar.)
(quar.)
of America,
preferredV'j(qua,r.)_
11-14
IOC
(quar.)
preferred
Fund
Corp.
11-
3%%
$4.50
com.
Portland
R.)
11-
50c
common
$7
10-20
10-31
65c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Reitmans (Canada), Ltd.,
5
IOC
1
11-1
6y2C
$2
10-15
1
60c
(quar.)_:
&
(quar.)
__
10-15
11-
11-
75c
:
preferred
Standard
10-1*
11-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$7
12-15
10-27
pfd.
(quar.)
Standard
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard
11-14
$1.05
Corp.
Quarterly
56 'Ac
1
1
$1.06 'A
:
Reliance
10-31
1211-
$1.25
Extra
12-29
20c
10-15
1
25c
Colorado,
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)__
Reading Company, common
9-30
12-30
37'Ac
preferred
York
10-20
11-
5c
$3.50
11-10
$1.50
common
(George;
Railway Equipment
Raymond Concrete
10-17
35C
43A%
pfd. (quar.)__
Neon Products of Western
Canada, Ltd.—
6% preference (entire issue called for re¬
demption on Nov. 1 at $51.50 per share
Neptune
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sugar
Power
Radio
3
10c
Brothers.
plus
Alegre
Pupbec
10-17
11-30
10-15
$1
pfd.
Ry.
Extra
10-17
10-31
11-15
97'Ac
(quar.)
Rich's, Inc., common
National Lead Co., 6%
preferred "B"
National Starch Products—
preferred
5%
of
preferred
fuwnim
10-10
11-
5
95c
Quaker Oats Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. (quar.)__
Ltd.—
A
(quar.)
Investors Corp
Neisner
Co.
preferred
Punta
1
11-
11-
$1.07'A
■
Co.,
4»/4%
11-24
10-30
11-15
$1.10
Edison, 3.60%
15c
class
$1.40
Corp.,
Northern
4.20%
10-11
11-
75c
Mills,
&
Public Service
6
11-15
11-
$1.25
Co
City Bank <N. Y.) (quar.)
National Department Stores
Corp. (quar.)
National
Electric Welding
Machine
(quar.)
Extra
National
_
preferred (quar.)
4.70% preferred B (quar.)__;
Price Brothers & Co., Ltd., 4% pfd, (s-a)___
10-15
1
33c
$1
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
Potomac
10-15.
1
12-
5c
15c
National
National
(quar.)
Company (quar.)____
Plymouth Cordage Co., common
Employees'
stock
(quar.)
1 f?
11-
$1.20
343aC
5
Co.—
Pittston
10-15
1
5
10-27
11-30
725c
(quar.)
preferred
$4
5
2-
11-
Co.—
prior pfd. (s-a)
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4'A% conv. pfd. (quar.)
10-17
11-
11-
11-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Phillips-Jones
10-24
10-
11-15
2-15-53
1
50c
Electric
preferred
(E.
1
28V2C
&
preferred
Squibb
8
26c
$1.50
preferred
Pieqmont
11-10
10-
10-15
11-
745c
(quar.)
preferred
oKane
10-25
11-
Drug, common (quar.)
Pub.ic Service Co.—
Spring Valley
10-29
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
P'oneer
10-25
J
10-10
tlOc
(quar.)
Gas
4.40%
10-20
25c
(quar.)
10-10
50c
1
25c
preferred
preferred
4%
Co.—
—
Mfg.
2nd
preferred
10-15
1
2 7'Ac
62 %c
Co._
preferred
preferred
3.90%
10-20
10-20
11-
10-20
1
750c
Co.
3.90%
3
1
65c
conv.
4.15%
3
10-
11-
11-
40c
<s-a>__
Edison,
(quar.)
preferred
3.70%
10-14
10-15
$1.50
90c conv.
Indiana
Southwestern
Philip Morris & Co.—
11-14
10-31
"
10-
wx.u6
(quar.)
3 80%
10-15
cents
______
(quar,)__.
National
1st
non-cum.
4.40%
(Inc.)—
Dehydrating & Milling
preferred
National
New
$4
5%
Straus-Duparquet,
National
New
$4.50
10-15
1
12-12
$1.50
income
.
preferred ls-al.____
Philadelphia Electric
of America—
Investment Fund
Nathan
<
1
11-
10-31
10-31
$1.06'A
Products
Co.,
preferred
4 80%
9-25
1
11-25
»
40c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5%
California
Southwestern
11-
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
t75c
—
—
Dairy
Aircraft
10-28
730c
—
Co.,
4.56%
10-31
1-2-53
12c
$1.C6'A
(quar.)
common
Hungerford)
L.)
4.48%
Co.—
—
Philadelphia
10-20
62'Ac
:
from
5%
1
$3.50
;
Power
security profits)_____
Nanaganrett Electric. 4'A% pfd.
{
11-
11-
2c
preferred (quar.)
Mutual
'
6%
3
720c
(quar.)
(s-a)
States
preferred
'
11-
Solar
10-It
11-15
10-17
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
preferred
(J.
10-20
5
7S1.50
Philadelphia Co.,rtjommon
10-17
1c
Mountain
.
1
1
1
11-
32y2C
(quar.)___
Machine & Gear
Extra
Vernon-Woodbury Mills, Inc.—
7%
'
5%
12-
50c
(quar.)
Mills, Ltd.
(initial)
Permanente Cement €o> (quar.)
3
56'Ac
___
Extra
•
Perkins
3
11-
preferred
Pennsylvania Power
3
11-
3%
series
Mount Royal Rice
Mount
6%
Ltd.
Southern
11-
10-17
3
(quar.)
(T.
10-10
30c
preferred (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
3
11-
4%
Smith
net
$1.32
10-14
1
10-25
3
11-
4.25%
(quar.)
1
Common
—
(quar..)_,
12-
v
10-15
25c
preferred
i2yac
America,
H.)
lquar.)__
preferred
75c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
(Howard.)
12-20
10c
N.
__
4.24%
12-
1
12-
11-
(quar.)
Smith
10-20
11-
Corp.
(A. O.), Corp.
10-20
1
11-
1-2-53
25c
4.25%
40c
11-15
Oil
(N.) Co.,
Smith
10-15
$1.25
12-15
40c
725c
Power,
Slater
de
9-20
11-
1
45c
_____;
(Keene,
10-31
11-
11-
2y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
10-20
5c
Diablo Co.
Davis & Co.
11-29
1
10-15
15c
preferred
10-15
11-
1
75c
common
10-10
1-2-53
3
Co.—
(quar.)
^vtra
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
of
Co.,
1
1
10-15
11-
10-20
50c
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Miller
Sinclair
10-22
1
50c
1
$1.50
preferred
Corp.
Transport
Corp.
11-
12-
10-
1
11-
32V2c
&
Distillers
11-
7$1
10-25
$5.28
preferred
Silver
10-15
11-
Pacific
6%
10-15
25c
30c
725c
Sierra
Southern
715c
750c
11-15
Oct.
on
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sibley-Lindsay & Curr
1
$1.12'/a
(s-a)
T'.ford
convertible
$1
10-15
$1.12'A
_____
pfd.
common
Co.
(quar.)
Peninsular Telephone Co., $1.30
pfd.
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
10-15
1
11-15
on
this
American
Smith
investment income
Service—•
&
Products
Mount
1
11-
t50c
-
(quar.)
Year-end
Motor
11-
t20c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty
Quarterly
7
25c
11-
1
plus
Co.
Common
Co.—
Extra
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.
iJohn)
11-
1
715c
77'Ac
(quar.)
participating
Morrell
1
11-21
12-
2914c
(quar.)
Peerless
9-30
11-
12-10
3iy4C
Petroleum
preferred
Parke,
5
12-
75C
15c
&
Investors
$1.06 'A
$1.03'A
■____
Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Power, 4.40% preferred
preferred (quar.)
Mooresville Mills
'
(quar.)
—J
Corp.,
preferred
10-25
75c
Ltd
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Monroe Lean Society, 5'A%
$6
12-
7
$1.25
iquar.)
Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Interim
payable
from
accumulated
25c
preferred
Monogaheia
Montana
12-31
7
10-
redempt
(quar.)
40c
Oil
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
10-16
10-
10-25
for
share
per
Holders
Payable of Reo.
pfd.
non-cum
Shares. Inc
Sharp & Dohme, Inc., $4.25 pref.
(quar.)_
Shawlnigan Water & Power, Ltd. (quar.)
9-15
11-1
called
5%
Extra
Selected
11-19
10-25
issue
When
Share
RR.,
(Del.)
Refrigerator Co.
Seeger
10-17
$1.25
—
4.30%
(quar.)
iRobert)
4.50.%
5
$1.10
Co
Power
5
12-
$1.22%
Corp.
Co
preferred
Mitchell
12-
12-31
Co.—
4'A%
Ontario
Maid
12-31
$1.05
12-10
___
Co..
60c
*
11-21
Extra
American
5%
10-15
12-15
(quar.).__
Bradley
10-20
10-31
10c
( ouar.)
Brick
Chemical
12-19
Petroleum
Minneapolis Gas
Park
30c
Electric
Rhoads,
&
25c
oreferred
&
Park
(quar.)__
preferred
Continent
10-31
10-20
$1.06'A
(quar.)_.._
preferred
5
yii-14
1
11-29
10-31
11-
Line
20 at $100
9-30
7$1.75
Corp. (quar.)___
Light Co., 5% pfd.
1st preferred
4ya%
yil-14
" 50c
(quar.)—
Entire
10-14
10-20
Company
Air
Seaboard
Package Machinery Co.—
Pan
iquar.i
Building
Co.
Lighting
11-15
45c
lop %
Minute
6
10-16
2%
_____
,
4.40%,
.
10-
50c
dividend
Meyercord
Milton
1
781
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Shoe Corp. (quar.)_.
Milton
11-
dividends
___
Stores
Corp.,
Miller
6
43c
Extra
McLellan
Mid
10-
Corp.—
Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.,
4% preferred (quar.)____.;
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
;
1
Pell
pfd. 1951 series (quar.)____
$3 preference (quar.).
Chemical, 5% preferred (quar.)
McCabe Grain, Ltd., class A
(quar)
Class B
(increased)
MoCall .Corp.
-
11-
52'Ac
conv.
Melville
Service
4%
:
Maytag Company,
4'A%
&
Public
12-
10-30
Seaboard
10-15
20c
(quar.)
Power
1
10-31
15c
(quar.)
Pacific
PacKard-Bell Co.
s-a)1
(s-a)
McColl
preferred
$1.30
10-15
50c
Pacilic
10-31
10-15
1
15c
com.
preferred
preferred
$1.25
1
11-
$$3
Ltd.,
:
5%
Pacific
$1.75
McArthur
Mead
10-15
11-
50c
Co
Finance,
10-15
$21
______
4.25%
Elevator
Pacific
10-10
a4%
(quar.)
(s-a)
Outlet Company
10-15
12-
A
(quar.)
1
5c
.*•
out
Ry.
50c
20c
common
Products
preferred
Otis
Trust—
paid
Quebec
10-27
$1.25
___
(s-a)
Massachusetts Investors
7%
common..
com.
preferred
&
Steei
5
50c
class
Co.,
$1
(quar.)
preference
$1.05 convertible preferred
Ontario
10-13
10-25
62'Ac
-
preferred (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co.
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co.,
to
1
.10-10
1
11-
Filters,
Brewing
Per
Name of
5
11-
$1.12 'A
(quar.)
non-cum.
$1.06 V4
(quar.)_
Ltd., ordinary (interim)
Shovel, 7% pfd. (accjm.)
Common
11-
25c
uui..
United
Olympia
3-20
1
10-20
$1.06'A
Corp., common
International
Marine Communica¬
prior
11-
(quar.)
Industries, Inc., common
Corp., 4'A% conv. pfd.
4%%
Power
$2.10
2
11-
11-25
35c
common
(quar.)
Company
11-25
$1.31 'A
Co..
Oliver
12-20
4-1-53
$1.50
•
7%
•
62 v2c
Realization
Co.,
»—• 0
1-2-53
20c
5%
Corp., Ltd., 5%
.vailing Co
Marconi
Marion
Olin
40c
20c
participating preferred
Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.)—
:
10-27
62 %c
Inc
ueai
Mar-Tex
10-
—
43
Holder$
52y2c
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
Okonne
9-19
10-10
6%
.
(quar.)
H.i, 4'A% preferred A
preferred B (quar.)
5%
5y4%
Ontario
(quar.
iR.
vi»pc
1
10-27
25c
Lynchburg Gas Co
Lyon Metal Products,
Trucks,
5
Oliver
22c
,
Bleachery, Inc
Mailman
11-
(quar.)_
When
Payable of Reo,
25c
Co.
Oklahoma Gas &
12-23
10-24
20c
Luzerne County Gas & Electric—
4'A'ic
preferred
(quar.)
Macy
11-
1-2-53
22 'AC
.
1
5
....
.
convertible preferred
Louisiana Power & Light S6
Mack
12-
.$1
11-
Share
Extra
Nunn-Bush Shoe
of $1.50
(30c of
in cash only and $1.20l
5%
Lowell
-
2-19
10-17
11-20
Company
Northwest Bancorporation, common
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Engineering Co.
(quar.)
11-19
1
Ducb.
convertible
'
(quar.i__
.
Inc. tquar.J
Inc.—
"stock)
or
cimi
li-
dividend
is payable
cash
Lorain
-
.
investment income
gains
3-10-53
10c
—
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund,
Year-end
12-10
50c
10c
11'As
'Longines-Wittnauer
"
50c
(quar.)_
Name of
2-19
(quar.)
8% preferred
Per
Rec
3-10-53
iquar.)__
Co.,
01
11-19
(guar.)
common
(quar.)
Joint
Holaert
12-10
$1
_
Preferred
pa vable
SI.10
_
Extra
Lock
capital
When
pfd.
Co.,
Mills,
preferred
Ltd., 5'A%
Oil & Snowdrift Co..
prior
—
(quar.)
preferred
pfd
1
11-
45c
common
(quar.)
10-24
11-
10-
3
10-17
1
10-15
11-10
10-24
11-10
10-24
7$1.37'A
11-
1
10-14
17V2C
11-
1
10-15
50c
11-
1
10-10
$1.06'A
$1.12'A
,
Inc.
(quar.)
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1512)
Per
11- 1
11- 1
10-20
—$25c
12- 1
10-31
—
(accum.)__.
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd.
Western
Securities
Insurance
—
5%
Pacific
5%
12-12
Woolworth
10-31
10-31
11- 1
11- 1
10- 4
10- 4
10-17
prior lien
White
$2
Sewing
prior
6%
preferred
1
6%
preferred
(quar.)
37'/2c 1-31-53
10-15
6%
preferred
(quar.)
37'/2c 4-30-53
preferred
(quar.)
37'/2c
10-31
10-lfl
York
10-24
10-10
Yukon
$1.25
tl2'/2c
112'Ac
$1.43%
$1
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
common——
(quar.)_————
50c
Corp.,
preference
(F.
W.)
Wood
10-20
10-20
Corp.,
50c
"
v
7-10
10-15 v
11-' T'
10-31
1*6*
*9-30
10-10
Zeller's,
11-
1 -
5%
preferred (quar.)
131 'AC
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-15
6%
preferred
t37V'2c
v 11- 1
12-
1
11-10
25c
————
Ltd.,
books
closed
not
—
for
this
dividend.
•-
-
1
10-1
tj; >,
.
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.1-'' "
tPayable in Canadian Funds, tax1 deductible at- 'the* source." Non«
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
•.*""«•,
10-20
11- 1
(quar.)
income
11-1
10-20
a
Less British
25c
25c
25c
—
tl7'/2c
(quar.)_____^____f_.
common
50c
—
-—_——
4
10-vl
10-15
•Transfer
—-—
Monthly
Monthly
i,±
Ltd.„___.
(quar.)
Gold
'
50c
—
Extra
Monthly
Consolidated
1-10
4-10
7-31-53
1
(quar.)_„
Co.
County Gas Co.
10-10
10-31
37'/2C.
.
10-24
Industries
(William) Jr. Co.—
Monthly
—.—w.
10-17
11- 1
11- 1
25c
Machine
Gar
see
(quar.)
11-
10c
(quar.)
(Gar)
00.—
27%c
$1.25
(quar.)
Wrigley
(quar.)—
Paper Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
————
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry„ com. (quar.)
4%
1
12-
11-14
30c
—
1-2-53
11-
12-15
$1.50
Corp
preferred
5%
Wood
Payable of Reo,
6%
Extra
12- 3
2- 2
Share
,
11-15
Co.—
Power
(quar.)__.
Motor
of Company
Cab
Holder«
When
Per
Name
Yellow
9-24
10-21
15c
—-
—
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service Corp., com.
preferred A (quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery Co.—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—--—$125
11-17
$1.25 2-10-53
preferred A
5%
Electric
Holders
Payable of Reo.
15c
15c
(quar.)
Crampton Corp.
Wisconsin
Co.—
RR.
5%
Westminster
6%
10-17
10-15
10-15
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
A
Rubber
—
&
Wisconsin
Western Light & Telephone
Western
Brothers
Extra
Winters
Monday, October 20, 1953
;•
.
18c
Inc
Fund,
Whitehead
Co.—
(accum.)—$1
Co., com. (quar.)
40c
preferred (quar.)
—
31'Ac
class
$2.50
Whitehall
10-15
10-15
9-25
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum, pfd.
5%
Westates
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Reo.
40c
31'Ac
15c
Co., com. (quar.)
Western Light & Telephone
When
Per
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
.
12- 1
1-2-53
2-2-53
11-20
x
Mires Jamaica income tax.
12-20
y Corrected
1-20
tax..
payment
Previous
or
published
.
•
.
.
...
dates
are
,
,
,
t
holders
dates
of
record
incorrect;
were
here,
reported
v,
j
;•
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Milipitas Fire Protection District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The issue of $25,000
ARIZONA
Maricopa County School District
No. 68 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
awarded
2
Oct.
on
Ellis
to
building
$96,000 building
&
were
of
Yarrow,
Phoenix.
price of 100.46,
the purchase of
Oct. 29
for
000.000
series F,
$25,-
school building
1952. Due on
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1978 inclusive.
Bonds maturing on and
after Nov.
1, 1974 are callable as of Nov. 1,
1973. Principal and
State
the
at
at
or
agent
York.
interest (M-N)
Treasurer's
State
duly authorized
any
City
the
in
Legality
of New
by Or-
approved
Savings
Francisco,,
Sale
Bond
offered
bonds
follows:
as
$12,480,000
14—v.
1103—were awarded to
net interest
cost
of about
20,000 2V4s. ^Due
Nov.
on
in
15
1959 and 1960.
30,000 2V2S. Due
176,
2.597%,
on
from
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
payable
1953
to
1962
1963
1969
to
inclusive;
$2,640,000 2V2S, due
on
inclusive;
1970
to
1980
$2,400,000
from
1
23/4S,
1981
Nov. 1
due
on
1990
to
in¬
clusive.
price of 100.047,
as
$900,000 2%s, due
1953
to
1962
$615,000 2V4S, due
1963
to
1969
$935,000 2y2s, due
1970
1980
to
follows:
on
on
Bond
Offering
Town
Day, Berry
1981
1
Nov.
1
Nov.
Oct.
on
inclusive,
on
Nov.
1990 inclusive.
to
Bankers
were
Trust
Co.
in
the
the following:
Chemical Bank & Trust
Company;
Harriman, Ripley & Co., Incorpo¬
rated; Weeden & Co., Inc.; Mer¬
cantile Trust Co.;
William R.
Staats Co.,
Inc.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson &
Curtis; Estabrook &
Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Bacon Steven¬
1972
to
the
Trust
&
Sons
Inc.; Adams,
Also National State Bank, New¬
(P. O.
issue of
sold to Benjamin & Lang, Inc.,
of
approved
Charles
by
&
ity
approved
&
No. 2,
Bond
&
Nashville;
Co.;
Folger,
Julien
Collins
school
176,
Inc.;
Co.; Sills, Fairman &
Byrne
and
Phelps,
Inc.; Shannon & Company; Harold
E. Wood &
Company.
on
Nov. 1 from 1953
Principal
and
Salisbury
Co., Lakeville,
National
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 20 for
the purchase of $395,000 building
ville),
Bond Offering
Secretary
son,
—
of
(P. O. Ross
Ben William¬
the
of
Board
at
Education, will receive sealed bids
&
or
Bank
until 7 p.m.
the
bonds
offered
1421—were
p.
composed
Oct.
15—v.
awarded
of
to
a
&
Estabrook
(CST)
Oct. 20 for
on
purchase of $300,000 building
St.
Clair
County-Port Huron Joint
Building Authority (P. O. Port
Huron), III.
Bonds
Not
Sold—No
bids
ing
City,
readvertised in the
a
basis
of
a
about
price of 100.299,
and
site
Oct.
fered
$300,000
p.
Oct.
14—v.
1421—were awarded to the
Pierce-Carrison Corp., of Jackson¬
man,
of Orlando, jointly, on
reflecting
a
net
interest
a
bid
cost
of
about 3.23%.
Certificate Sale
The $56,000
jail certificates offered Oct. 8—v.
—
p.
Stubbs,
1105
Birmingham,
a
—
Smith
on
were
&
a
awarded
Lombardo,
bid
on
Iowa
Maude
&
to
inclusive.
semi-annual
the
M.
receive
a.m.
Dated
Nov. 1 from
1, 1952. Due on
1954
and
interest
The
build¬
will
issue
near
will
of¬
be
future.
same
$84,000
receive
the
bids until
for the
(CST)
on
Oct. 30
10 for the
—
The City
bids
sealed
at
purchase of
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York
St.
Martin
No.
v.
Legal¬
(P.
Woody &
16th series. Dated Nov. 25, 1952
Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati, was
and due on May 29, 1953.
incorrect.
Actually,
the
bonds
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
were bought by the Bankers Bond
Bond Offering — M. V. Bailey,
Co., and Stein Bros. & Boyce, both
Business Manager of the Board of
of Louisville, in joint account, as
Trustees,
will
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
receive
(CST)
Oct. 31 for the purchase of
000
building bonds. Dated Nov. 17,
1952. Due
Jan.
inclusive.
to
1973
terest
the
on
(J-J)
Board
net interest cost of about 3.72%.' sioners
1
Principal
payable
of
from
at
School
1954 to
and
Walter,
follows:
Bond Sale—The issue of
improvement
bonds
176,
10—v.
awarded
of
to
$80,000 3V4s. Due
1953
Commis-
on
March 1 from
1968 inclusive.
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
The
1952
bonds
and
numerical
are
are
dated
callable
order
on
p.
in
any
$80,000
offered
in
901—were
Barrow, Leary & Co.,
Shreveport,
on
a
bid reflecting
St. Martinville, La.
Certificate
Sale—The $46,238.59
paving certificates offered Oct. 14
176,
the
p.
1309—were
Martin
St.
Bank
as
awarded
&
Trust
3V4S, at par.
Baltimore, Md.
Bond
Offering—John
J.
Ghin-
gher, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Oct.
21
for
850,000
the
coupon
purchase of $14,bonds, divided as
follows:
$1,400,000 sewer bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1952 and due on Oct. 1 from
to
1971
inclusive.
1,500,000 water bonds. Dated Oct,
1, 1952 and due
20,000 3V2S. Due on March 1 from
in¬
office; of
to
1
net interest cost of about 2.95%.
a
1956
on
$680.-
No.
MARYLAND
1309 of the sale
p.
Sub-Road Dist.
District
Martinville), La.
O.
re¬
$100,000 school building reve¬
to
Road
Co., St. Martinville,
Correction—The
176,
City.
Parish,
of
1
Monticello, Ky.
bonds
Legality ap¬
Interest J-J.
clusive.
bonds.
revenue
KENTUCKY
of
on
purchase of $46,-
500,000 refunding veteran's bonus
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, 1953.
Due
on Jan.
15 from 1953 to 1963 in¬
to
port in
(State of)
P. Tugwell,
Offering—A.
Treasurer, will receive
State
—v.
nue
of
reflecting
noon
purchase of $239,000 notes,
Legality approved
Louisiana
Bond
ler of Chicago.
tary-Treasurer, will receive sealed
Principal and in¬
(J-J)
Commissioners.
office.
from 1954 to 1961 inclusive.
Sale
Jan. 15 from 1954, to
on
payable at office of
Treasurer of
the Board of
terest
Dated Nov. 1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1
Bond
of $250,000
Dated Jan. 15,
Sept.
time for the
water
Nov.
on
purchase
inclusive.
1963
(CST)
a.m.
bonds.
1953. Due
payable
Cutler, of Chicago.
Clerk
11
the
for
6
Principal
Treasurer's
City
until
bids
sealed
receive
missioners,;, will
bonds.
sewer
1969
Parish
Hospital District (P. O.
New Roads), La.
Bond Offering—O. B. Laurent,
Chairman of the Board of Com¬
1,
Oct. 23 for the purchase
$750,000
Wayne Housing Authority,
School
Sumter County (P. O. Bushnell),
Florida
176,
(CST)
price
a
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
bids until 10
Nov.
Note Sale—C. G. Sauers, Secre¬
jail construction certificates of in¬
on
Ice
will
Clerk,
City
and oral
of
—
at
33/4s,
as
Lower Pointe Coupee
Nov.
Rapids,
Offering
Krebs,
Bond
improvement bonds offered Oct.
14—v.-176rp. 1209—were awarded
to
Barrow,4 Leary
Co., of
ap¬
IOWA
Bond
Independence, LaJ '
'
Sale—The $10,000 public
Indiana
County (P. O. St.
Augustine), Fla.
offered
Aug.
Legality
McCord,
Ross,
^
LOUISIANA
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Fort
The
J-J.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
the
bonds
revenue
15.
St. Johns
—
by
were
INDIANA
Certificate Sale
proved
dated
are
Additional Offering
1.76%.
FLORIDA
bonds
Interest
1952.
by
Wyatt,
of Louisville,
& Grafton;
Grafton
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Legality approved by Chapman &
submitted for the $3,200,000
1.80s, at
1, 1969 inclusive.
School Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
49,000
at
Co., Coffin & Burr, ail of Boston,
and R. D. White & Co., New York
as
to Jan.
1953
sealed
III.
County,
maturity. Principal and in¬
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Bank, Monticello.
hospital
$49,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
Community Consolidated
Vermilion
of:
consisted
Sale
Cedar
Rossville
to
Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, as 2V4S, at a price of
100.71, a basis of about 2.15%.
bonds.
School District No. 32
of¬
bonds
awarded
were
Frank E. Hailstone &
The
Educa¬
Co., Putnam & Co., R. L. Day &
&
Company; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee;
G. C. Haas &
of
purchase
10
1, 1953 to Jan. 1, 1969 incl.
Matthews,
terest
Shreveport,
—
Township
Oct.
and
of 100.08.
Shelbyville), Indiana
The $98,000 Civil
School
1962
prior to March 1, 1967; at 101
interest on or after March 1,
1967 to
Township (P. O. R. R.
Sale
Due
the Board of
McCord,
Ross,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Van Buren
(P. O. Aurora), III.
T.
by
1,
102
at
after March 1, 1962
p.m.
1, 1952. Due on July 1
from 1953 to 1958 inclusive. Legal¬
County School District
Sale—John
2
Dated Oct.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
129
until
bids
sealed
March
interest;
or
Legality ?7- approved
A.
(CST) on Oct. 24 for the purchase
of $30,000 land acquisition bonds.
Chicago. Dated Sept. 1, 1952. Le¬
gality
and
on
after March 1,
PeoplesState
Offering
receive
$74,000
and 3*4% funding bonds was
3%
bonds.
Nolan, Inc.; Third National Bank
Harris,
127
but
or
pub¬
days'
30
on
on
prior to
and
103
Moltz, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
(EST)
ville, and Leedy, Wheeler & Alle-
Co., Inc.
Haupt
Main
750
West Hartford, Conn.
Bond
Sale — The $3,200,000
Morton & Co.
Brown
re¬
office of
p.m.
the
S.
Lila
will
Co., Hartford.
W. H.
in
for
Hartford
176,
Alex
the
& Howard,
Bank & Trust
Inc.;
&
bids at
payable at the
pany,
Ira
Sale—An
President of
Mrs.
—
inclusive.
interest
debtedness
ark;
the
for
23
Newton), 111.
*
No.
Treasurer,
28
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Com¬
McEntee
County
$745,000 town bonds. Dated Nov.
1
Guaranty Trust Company;
&
the
St., Hartford, until 2
group
son
at
Salisbury, Conn.
inclusive;
on
$850,000 23/4s, due
1 from
Nov.
inclusive;
Other Underwriters—Associates
the
Oct.
Jasper County Community High
-
Bond
1, 1952. Due
3,300,000 health facilities bonds at
purchase
J.
Jan.
Valparaiso, Ind.
—
Christine
Bond
fered
CONNECTICUT
Nov. 1
from
'©£
July 1 from 1954 to 1958 in¬
on
clusive. Interest J-J.
and
Kane
ceive sealed
and
until
bids
sealed
Bond
(M-N)
1 and
semi-annually
Ice
City, III.
Offering — Margaret
Bond
Due
gation bonds.
(PST) on Oct. 21
for the purchase of $70,000 build¬
from
from
(J-D) payable at a
Chicago banking house designated
building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1952.
purchase of $150,000 general obli¬
a.m.
Nash,
from
from
1
Principal
interest
and
bids until 9
inclusive;
from
Dec.
on
inclusive.
School District No.
$1,690,000 2V4s, due on Nov. 1
a
order
1967
to
in
redeemable
be
(CST) on
purchase of $75,-
for the
30
Treasurer's office.
$2,450,000 2%s, due
Nov.
numerical
total
000
Anderson, City Clerk, will receive
Nov. 15 from
on
Ranchito School District, Los
$9,180,000 police facilities bonds at
a price of 100.015, as follows:
and
will
bonds
Due
$290,-
1952.
1,
the
Gibson
a
follows:
as
Dec.
1968. Of
1,
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
syndi¬ ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1952.
cate headed by the Bankers Trust Due on Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1972
Co., New York City, on an overall inclusive. Principal and interest
p.
Dated
bonds.
Dec.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Calif.
Oct.
on
San
Angeles County, Calif.
The
—
of
Oct. 21 for
on
$30,000 2Vzs. Due on Nov. 15 from by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
1953 to 1955 inclusive.
Chicago.
30,000 2s. Due on Nov. 15 from
ton, of San Francisco.
Angeles,
Association,
Trust
interest
purchase of $320,000 building
1955
National
(CST)
p.m.
but
1957
at
of
Board
the
lished notice
School
Oct.
date
payment
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bank
of America
of
Secretary
lon,
Albany School City, Ind.
Offering—Ralph W. Gres-
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive
ham,
Offering—Beulah Y. Dil¬
Bond
000
&
153
Illinois
ing bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 176,
p. 1421 — were awarded to the
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herring-
Los
Calif.
build¬
Bond Sale—The $110,000
State Treasurer, will receive
a.m. (PST) on
No.
the
School District,
Contra Costa County,
(State of)
sealed bids until 10
office
of about
basis
a
Union
School District
(P. O. Homewood),
County
until 8
Orinda
Offering—Chas. G. John¬
payable
&
New
Bond
19
Witter
2.91%.
California
son,
Aug.
Dean
to
Co., of San Francisco, as 3s, at a
CALIFORNIA
Bond
offered
bonds
awarded
was
ILLINOIS
Cook
1967
1,400,000
to
on
Oct. 1 from
1969 inclusive.
health-welfare
a n 0
inverse
building bonds. Dated
Nov. 1,1952 and due on Nov. 1
interest
in
Sept. *1
other
1962 and
1963.
Number 5161
Volume 176
■
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
M
1
1
1
(1513)
7,600,000'
school bonds.
Dated
,..;7Nov.< 1, 1952 and: due ion Nov.
5
1 from 1966 to 1973 inclusive.
Farmington Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 33000 Thomas St.,
..
Farmington), Mich.
2,950,000" redevelopment ' bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1952 and due
■
Dec.
on
1
from
1955
to
1968
Note
Principal
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
of New York City.
1309—were
176,
the
p.
Detroit
terest, plus
offered
Bank
bonds
offered
1421—were
•*
$65,000
Oct.
176,
p.
Deerfield), Mass.
Morris-
Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
(EST) on
Oct. 21 for the purchase of
$170,000
high school gymnasium-audi¬
torium notes.
Due
on
Dated Nov.
Nov. 1
from
to
1969
.
prepared under the supervision of
certified
to their
as
genuine¬
by the Director of Accounts,
Department of Corporations and
Taxation, Commonwealth of Mas¬
ness
sachusetts.
—
Hutzler, of Bos¬
ton,
as iy2s, at a price
basis of about 1.45%.
a
Irene
—
bids
23
until
for
1952.
8
the
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Due
on
1
Nov.
from
to
1970 inclusive. Bonds
in 1964 and thereafter
able
of
as
$650,000
Dated
April
Oct.
on
of
1,
1953
maturing
call¬
are
April 1, 1956. Interest
A-O.
Kochville and Saginaw
Townships
Fractional School District No. 6
(P. O. 3965
West
Sale—The
Oct.
Kochville
Road, Saginaw), Mich.
Bond Offering — William Holcomb, Jr., Secretary of the Board
awarded
were
of
100.22,
a
group
com¬
Inc., and Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis, all of New York City,
also Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson,
6
Boston,
100.709,
as
2.40s, at
price of
a
basis of about 2.33%.
a
Principal
(A-O) payable at
and
a
and
Woburn, Mass.
were
14—v.
176,
p.
1422—
awarded to
Townsend, Dab¬
ney & Tyson, of Boston, as 2s, at
a
price of 100.169, a basis of
about
Bouwkamp, Director, will
bids until 8 p.m.
Plainfield Twps. Graded School
District No. 1 Fractional
interest
side
ing bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 176,
p. 1422—were awarded to Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago, and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Toledo
jointly j at a price of 100.004, a
interest cost
of
asiollows:,:,>• J V
$95,000 3^5. Due
about
2.50 %K
>';
on
"
May 1 from
-1953 to 1957 inclusive.
80,000-2*4 s. Due
1
on
May l from
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
on May 1 from
'ti 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Dowagiac, Mich.
-
Offering—Harry Kennedy,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 20
for
the
purchase
of
$57,337.56
bonds, divided
as
until 5
the
follows:
inclusive.
1952. Due
1961
on
Dated
Oct.
15,
ma¬
turing in 1961 and thereafter
are
callable
on
and after Oct.
*
15,; 1958.
Principal
terest
Treasurer's
on
semi-annual
in¬
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Oct. 21 for
$460,000 tax
notes.
Dated
an
Nov.
1953. Principa
gon.
Bond Sale—The
$52,000 specia
assessment
street improvement
offered Oct. 13—v.
176, p
bonds
1309—were awarded to
National Bank of Niles.
the
First
Petoskey City School District, Mich
Offering—Allan
Secretary of the
176,
est payable at the First
State Ban
of
Petoskey. Successful bidder to
sealed
on
Oct.
$43,000
Offering — Lamont
City Clerk, will receive
bids until 7:30
p.m.
20
for
special
the
(EST)
purchase
assessment
of
street
on
July 1 from 1953 to
1957 and thereafter
of
maturing in
are
callable
July 1, 1956. Interest J-J.
gality
approved
price of
Sch.
Stearns
net
a
221
on
a
interest cost
2.59%.
County, Melrose Indepen¬
rose),. Minn.
Bond
Sale—The $270,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 9—v.
176,
1310
were
—
Northwestern
Minneapolis,
awarded
National
Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1991 inclusive.
improvement bonds. Dated Nov.
1964
interest
Nov.
inclusive.
payable
1
from
Principal
at
any
1
1953
and
suitable
bank
designated by the purchaser
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
MISSISSIPPI
Batesville, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
street improvement
2%%
was
of
sold to
Jackson.
pay¬
able at the St. Louis Union Trust
&
McRoberts,
of
St.
Louis.
the
$35,000
bonds
Hamp-Jones Co.
Sept. 1, 1952
Dated
Legality approved
by Charles
St. Louis.
MONTANA
Bond
Sale—The
system
bonds
176,
1106—
p.
Piper,
$275,000
offered
Minneapolis,
sewer
Oct.
3—v.
awarded
were
Jaffray' &
to
Hopwood,
of
2.80s. Due serially
as
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
sive.
ernicht, of St. Louis.
as
Le
by Miller, Can
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroi
County, Boyle Consolidated
School District
(P. O.
Cleve¬
land), Miss.
Bond Sale—An
school
bonds
Saunders
was
issue of $93,000
sold to M. A
&
1953 to
The
1952.
No. 1
County School District
(P. O. Missoula), Mont.
able
of
Sale—The $993,000 school
construction bonds offered Oct. 15
sold
100.12,
2.58%,
a
as
2.60s, at
price
a
of
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
$496,500
bonds
posed
496,500
to
a
group
at
the
First
National
Bank
Boston.
Legality approved by
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Ropes,
Rugg, of Boston.
NEW
Dover
JERSEY
Township (P. O.
Toms
River), New Jersey
Bond Sale—The
$19,000 sanita¬
tion bonds offered Oct.
14—v. 176,
p. 1310—were awarded to the
First
National Bank of Toms River.
Brunswick
Township School
Brunswick),
New
Jersey
Bond Sale—The
$425,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v.
176,
1310—were awarded to B. J.
Van Ingen &
Co., New York City,
J.
B.
Hanauer
&
p.
Co.,
Ryan,
Hanauer & Co., and J. R.
Ross &
Co., all of Newark, and Lebenthal
& Co., New York
City, as
3.20s,
at a price of
about 3.17%.
New
100.22,
basis
a
of
Jersey Highway Authority
(P. O. Trenton), N. J.
Lehman Bros. Appointed Finan¬
Adviser
on
Proposed
cial
$285
to
a
group
com¬
Peterson, of Spokane.
Yellowstone County School District
No. 26
Montana
Bond Offering — P. O. Brush,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (MST) on Nov. 5
for the purchase of $250,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1952. In¬
Amortization
bonds
will be the first choice and serial
Co., of Memphis, as
314s and 3V2s. Dated Sept.
1, 1952
Legality approved by Charles &
bonds will be callable
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
10 years
the
second
Board. In
assist the
Garden
state
State
was
Parkway
announced
New
in
Oct.
that
15
in
Trenton
by Bayard L. England,
vice-chairman and treausurer of
the
Authority.
New
Parkway will
York
State
run
line
180
miles.
It
will
from the
in
Bergen
distance of
a
through
Bergen, Passaic, Essex, * Union,
Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, At¬
pass
lantic, Burlington and Cape May
Plans for
ity
$285 million Author¬
a
bond
revenue
issue
choice
either
of
the
case,
on
or
from date of issue.
the
after
to
con¬
struct the Parkway
bty
1955 on a
self-supporting basis, but guaran¬
teed by state credit will be
voted
on by New
Jersey voters Nov. 4.
The Parkway is
partially com¬
pleted, but voter approval of the
state
guarantee
Authority
to
will
enable
complete
the
the
job
promptly.
Mr.
England
pointed out that
Brothers, over the past
30 years, have advised in
similar
financing of this type. They have
Lehman
participated
as
a
group
or
underwriter
in
as
(P. O. Route 4, Billings),
J-D.
Issue—Appointment
Brothers, New York
banking firm, as fi¬
Lehman
Jersey Highway Authority in fi¬
nancing the completion of the
com¬
of
bonds
rill &
School
1962
bonds
Counties.
Piper, Jaffray
&
Hopwood, Northwestern Na¬
tional Bank, Allison-Williams
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Kalman
&
Co., all of Minneapolis,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Toledo, and Mercantile Trust
Co., St. Louis.
bonds
on
County to Cape May,
Bond
terest
Sept.
are
dated Sept. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
The
Missoula
Legal¬
ity approved by Charles & Trau
on
improvement
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
investment
Seattle, William Blair & Co.,
Chicago, and Richards, Mer¬
$80,000
industrial bonds was sold to Her
man Bensdorf &
Co., of Memphis,
as 3^s. Dated
Sept. 1, 1952.
sewer con¬
municipal
nancial adviser to
Hamilton, Mont.
posed of Northern Trust Co.,
Chicago, Foster & Marshall,
t
fol¬
as
Million Bond
&
Trauernicht, of
bids until 11 a.m.
Oct. 21 for the purchase
on
$270,000 highway and
of
were
H.
lows:
Co., St. Louis, or at the Bankers
Co., New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Bryan, Cave, Mc-
Pheeters
and
Second
$400,000 bonds, divided
Trust
on
Woodstock, Minn.
Offering—Herman Zemke,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
to.
Oct.
on
,
April 1 from
1963 inclusive.
on
(CST)
a.m.
20 for the purchase of
$875,000
first mortgage
dormitory revenue
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1952. Due on
on
on April 1 from
1969 inclusive.
85,000 2.90s. Due on April 1 from
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
Due
North
the
District (P. O. East
Finance, Room O,
Grand
Boulevard, St.
Louis, until 11
of
1964 to
of
University, Mo.
the
to
Bank
75,000 2%s. Due
1952.
&
follows:
as
$110,000 21/2s. Due
1955 to
Louis
Principal and interest (F-A)
dent School District
(P. O. Mel¬
p.
Le¬
of Business and
Brownsdale), Minn.
reflecting
about
1952.
Charles
Louis.
S. J., President, will receive
sealed
bids at the office of the Director
District
Paul,
bid
1,
by
at
sealed
(EST)
Bond Offering—Paul C.
Reinert,
176,
of
ceive
East
par.
Con.
approved
St.
awarded
State Bank, as
1209—were awarded to the First
National Bank of St.
Bolivar
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
1952. Due
of
Benton County
Supervisors District
No. 3 (P. O.
Ashland), Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
legal opinion.
Plymouth, Mich.
Bond
a
County
McCune
purchase of $30,000 tax anticipa
tion notes. Dated Nov.
1, 1952. Due
June 1, 1953. Principal and inter
the
1422—were
p.
Board of Educa
tion, will receive sealed bids unti
2 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 21 for the
by
St.
14
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 21
for the purchase of
$12,000 street
Niles, Mich.
1961 inclusive. Bonds
and
(A-O) payable at the City
Dy
Trauernicht,
Trauernicht, of St.
1953
—
bonds.
and
gality
$50,000 road
from
Offering
James P.
City Treasurer, will re¬
130,000
Sale—An issue of
$96,000
2%s sewer bonds was
sold to the
Municipal Bond
p.
at
ley Union National Bank, Muske
Oct. 15 from 1953
inclusive. Bonds
of
Due Jan. 30,
Begole,
46,000.00 motor vehicle highway
N.
The
—
payable
1
Principal
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Haven, Mo.
Chicago. Dated Oct.
Nov.
on
National Bank of Boston.
Legality
Bond
2%s
Sale—The $215,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 8—v.
be
John
—
to
of
Bond
out¬
or
and interest
payable at the Hack
trict bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1952.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1953 to
to
may
(EST)
purchase
$11,337.56 Special Assessment Dis¬
bonds.
Offering
p.m.
furnish
fund
payable
within
as
kema, Treasurer of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Note
150,000 IVzs. Due
1957
State
desig
nated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfielc
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
1952.
St., Rockford), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬
Clerk,
(A-O)
institution
the
ticipation
(P. O, 350 North Main
City
callable
are
Muskegon School District, Mich.
Algoma, Cannon, Courtland and
Bond
on
maturing in
Sale
No. 38 (P. O.
receive
(EST)
beginning April 1, 1957. Principa
1.97%.
MICHIGAN
1
J
Oct. 23 for the purchase of
$190,000 building bonds. Dated
Oct.
1952. Due on April 1 from 1953 to
Note
net
Theodore
1970 inclusive. Bonds
1959 and thereafter
awarded
Hopwood,
the Morristown
Bond
such
Sale—The $235,000 bonds
offered Oct.
to
2%s, at
sealed
6—v.
p.m.
approved
Normandy Sanitary Sewer District
(P. O. Normandy), St. Louis
County, Mo.
water
Oct.
4
inclusive.
Louis.
bridge bonds offered Oct.
Mower
—
&
&
until
struction bonds. Due
1 from 1953 to 1972
Sale—An issue of $75,000
public sewer system bonds was
old
to
Stern
Bros.
&
Co., of
Kansas City, as 2V2s. Dated Oct.
1,
1952.
Legality approved
Morristown, Minn.
Bond
by
(P. O. Grand Rapids),
Grand Rapids
Township, Mich.
Offering
New
bids
inclusive.
interest
Bond
Charles
$20,000
were
Due
1957
Bourne,
un¬
Corp.,
suitable bank
company designated
the successful bidder.
sealed
(EST) on Oct. 21 for the purchase
of
$60,000 public
improvement
and building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
MISSOURI
interest
trust
or
ceive
Manchester, N.
Trice, City
sealed bids
H.
&
bonds. Due from 1953 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Minn.
offered
—
by Charles
of St. Louis.
sealed
MINNESOTA
Sale—The
approved
til 5:30 p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 28 for
the purchase of
$150,000 industrial
Stone, of Detroit.
Delavan,
Legality
Bond Offering—E. J.
interest (J-J) payable
Detroit Trust Co., Detroit.
Legality approved by Miller, Can&
$34,000
improvement
street
N.
Offering — Clarence S.
Newell, City Treasurer, will re¬
to
of
Clerk, will receive
the
field, Paddock
issue
notes was sold to Allen
and Co.,
of Hazelhurst. Dated
Sept. 1, 1952.
S.
July 1, 1958. Prin¬
Piper, Jaffray
Minneapolis.
and
Bond
of
as
1310
1958.
inclu¬
Board
cipal and
p.
1968
McComb, Miss.
I, building bonds. Dated
Sept. 2, 1952. Due on July 1 from
953 to 1970 inclusive.
Bonds ma¬
nuring in 1966 and thereafter are
176,
Bonds maturing in 1960 and
thereafter are callable as of
Apri
Edward
—
special
Trauernicht,
series
Bond
to
Due
Leakesville, Miss.
Sale—An
Mich.
$800,000
at
until
$500,000 bonds.
serially from 1953
Laconia,
Bond
Bond
District,
aids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Oct.
for the purchase of
bonds
1,
$179,938 tax
27
works
1422—
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Blyth & Co., Blair, Rollins & Co.,
of
School
Offering
callable
of
bids
Oct. 21 for the
on
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Darby,
Supervisors,
sealed
(CST)
purchase
4%
City Bank of Detroit.
Bond
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 23
for the purchase of
$50,000 build¬
No. 4
p.
The
—
Cuthbert, Secretary of the
of
Education, will receive
v.
176,
to
Sale
of
$940,000 bonds
15—v.
the
receive
10 a.m.
J.
1952.
Ypsilanti
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
will
Note
anticipation notes offered Oct. 13
v.
176, p. 1422—were awarded
to
C.
—
Clerk of the Board of
8
Note
Offering
sive.
(P. O. 22750 Highland
Ave., Hazel Park), Mich.
burg,
Uxbridge, Mass.
Bond
No.
Bond
Township School Dist.
Strah-
Michigan Oak School District
offered
on
sive.
The $160,000 land
damage bonds offered Oct. 15—v.
176, p. 1422 — were awarded to
Salomon Bros. &
system
revenue
issue was originally
Oct. 9 and the sale
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1952. Due
on April 1 from 1953 to
1965 inclu¬
Salem, Mass.
Bond Sale
.
The
$100,000 build¬
1, 1952.
1953
inclusive. Principal and interest
payable at the Second National
Bank;*of Boston. Notes will be
and
Offering
building
Offering—Leo F.
supply
bonds.
Royal Oak
Grand Haven School
District, Mich.
Bond
Deerfield (P. O. 47 Main
St., South
Note
$140,000
water
offered
Wade, Inc., of Grand Rapids.
&
Burr, of Boston, as 1.90s, at a price
of 100.205, a basis of about
1.86%.
sey,
in¬
County (P. O. Gulf port),
Mississippi
Allen,
aids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Oct.
for the purchase of
1209—were awarded to Walter
J.
Coffin
to
2y4%
sewer
14—v.
awarded
awarded
at
Harrison
L.
23
Georgetown Township School Dist. postponed.
No. 11 (P. O.
Jenison), Mich.
p.
Mass.
Sale—The
9
Offering—Karl
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
ing bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 176,
MASSACHUSETTS
Amesbury,
tax
Oct.
premium of $7.10.
a
Bond Sale—The
Bond
$71,000
—v.
and
son,
The
—
notes
to
semi-annual in¬
terest at Baltimore. Legality to be
Sale
anticipation
inclusive.
,
Potterville, Mich.
Bond
45
these:
Jersey,
New
such
manager
projects
Pennsyl¬
vania, Ohio and Oklahoma
turn¬
pikes, Philadelphi a-Camden
Bridge,
Delaware
Memorial
Bridge at Wilmington and the San
Francisco-Oakland Bay project.
The
plained
studies
(Garden
Authority
that
to
treasurer
engineering
date
indicate
ex¬
traffic
that
the
State Parkway will be
a
I
The Commercial and Financial
46
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1952'
.
(1514)
Bond Offering
studies
The
&
Hall
and
Coverdale
and
Macdonald
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Colpitts.
In
statement
a
Coverdale
study,
latest
based
their
on
and Col¬
pitts told the Authority "we are
of the opinion
.
that the pro¬
Legality to be approved by Reed,
.
.
will receive sealed
bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
21 for the
purchase of $220,000
1952.
1980
the
received
Bond
District
Westwood.
approved
Marshall,
Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Authority has
approval
&
the
6
projects, it was
e
The
—
66%% of
group
this
1310—were awarded to a
composed of Kidder, Pea& Co., Goldman, Sachs &
body
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., First
Authority, and also authorized the
issuance of additional bonds in the
to pay for
amount ($20,000,-
of
minimum
Michigan
son
of $28,000,000
Corp., Coffin & Burr, and
Co., all of New York City,
2.70s, at a price of 100.71, a
as
facilities needed to
vol¬
traffic being carried, and
of
Higgin-
Lee
Cheektowaga (P. O. Cheek-
City.
Bond
000).
permits the
"This authorization
Offering
Benedict
—
re¬
proceed, within a ceive sealed bids until 3 p.m.
with the finan¬ (EST) on Oct. 22 for the purchase
of $625,000 bonds, divided as fol¬
cing of any one or all of the ex¬
tensions which have been legis¬ lows:
lated and which have been under $160,000 Drainage District No. 4
to
Authority
1952.
by it for
said Mr. Troast.
The extensions,
many
months,"
bonds.
1953
said Mr. Troast,
portion
siderable
creased
from
revenues
those in¬
will be derived
of
payment of tolls b,y induced
present Turnpike.
They are expected to result in the
early need for additional traffic
lanes on portions of the existing
Turnpike and for additional serv¬
traffic using the
ice
1953
to
Oct.
J.
School District, N.
were
&
Oct.
at
2—v.
awarded
to
176,
p.
Boland,
1210-—
Saffin
12,000
Due
Lateral
7,500
Township School Dist.
to
terest
(F-A) payable at the First
Bank, Vincentown. Le¬
National
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Union City, N.
Bond Offering
—
Wilfred G.
City,
Bond
Sewer,
Due
1957
D'
from
turers
are
1
dated
Oct.
and
able
at
the
Union City.
Hawkins,
New York
Hudson
Trust
Legality approved by
Delafield
City.
&
Wood,
of
Midland
at
Co.;
or
Trust
&
N.
1
(P. O.
ucation,
until
3
will
receive
purchase
of
series
sealed
bids
will
until
2
re¬
p.m
(EST) on Oct. 28 for the purchase
$87,000
water
bonds.
Dated
Bank
&
proved
Trust
Legality
&
Wake
to
1982
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
(F-A)
Trust
Rensselaer County
New
Bond
of New York City.
provement
a
C,
Dated
June
Bond
Offering—Helen
lette, Village Treasurer,
176,
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
>f
bids
until
F.
2
Gil¬
re¬
p.m.
Oct. 24 for the purchase
$33,000
general
p.
Co.
duel
O.
in
office
building
school
1,
1954
1950. Due
to
1980
able
in
New York
NORTH
bonds.
June
Oct.
Light and
16
ment
Due
composed of Marine
Western New York,
purchase
of
Depart¬
in
are
New York City, and the National Commercial Bank & Trust
100.46,
a
as 2.60s, at a price of
basis of about 2.56%.
months.
purchaser.
_
1,
1953.
callable when
for the
exceeds
succeeding
Principal and interest
ing institution
of
Jam
interest "fund
(J-J) payable at
13
Shearson, Hammill & Co., all
a
suitable bank¬
designated by the
Legal
opinion
of
the
j City Attorney will be furnished
'
1952.^
1,
1954 to
1973
M-N.
Legality'
approved
by
Peck,
Shaffer
&
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Middletown, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
offered
Oct.
awarded to
were
posed
176,
1423—
p.
syndicate
a
First
of
$1,470,000 bonds
15—v.
both
Trust
of
com¬
National
Bank,
Savings
Bank,,
&
Chicago, Milwaukee Co.,
Milwaukee, Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
Cleveland, and Breed & Harrison,
Cincinnati, at
price of 101.13,
a
net interest cost of about
a
as
2.01%,;
follows:
$475,000
ment
and
bonds
bonds
fire
depart-'
21As.
as
395,000 * parks
i
♦
„
police
'
and
playground
l%s.
as
100,000 traffic light system bonds
1
as
%s.
500,000 underpass bonds
North
Bond
2%s.
as
Olmstead, Ohio
Sale
The
$64,900
,
water
176,
1107—were awarded to
p.
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of Toledo,'
as
3V4s, at
of about
a
price of 100.88,
a
ba*sis
3.09%.
.
.
Yellow
Springs, Ohio
Bond Offering—Howard Kahoe,
July 1 from 1954 to 1972 Village
Clerk, will receive sealed
and
&
Interest
$400,000
Water Works
Cross, R. D.
White & Co., C. F. Childs & Co.,
Roosevelt
Nov.
from
'
inclusive. Bonds
amount
1
improvement bonds offered Oct: 6
DAKOTA
bonds.. Dated
on
receive
pay¬
City. Legality
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) oh Oct
$1,887,000 im¬
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Grafton, N. Dak.
the
will
bonds.
—v.
for
Clerk
special assessment sanitary
inclusive.
Wash¬
22
Ohio-
445.67
Ra¬
on
,
on
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 24 for- the purchase of $149,-
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
ap¬
(This is-'
offered
Offering—Harry F. Nord-'
Village
man,
of
Principal and interest (J-D)
1423—were awarded to
of
improvement! Co., Albany,
bonds. Dated July 1, 1952 and
his
at
requirements
cago,
will
from
,1
Buffalo, Northern Trust Co., Chi¬
Herkimer, N. Y.
bids
series
bids
(P. O. Troy),
bonds offered
syndicate
originally
Loveland,
Bond
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
28 for the purchase of $1,065,000
York
Sale—The
was
Harris
Bond Offering—Earl F. Machart
at
Co
(p.
County
Savings
Legality ap-1
Sanders &
pay¬
City. Legality
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
burn, of New York City.
Principa
payable
Valley
York
Raleigh), N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
of
Aug. 1, 1952. Due
New
pay¬
&
inclusive.
1970
to
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn of New York City.
1, 1952. Due oh
Hoyt
in
able
on
Co.
Reed,
by
school " building bonds.
June T, 1949. Due on June
1958
Farmers
Sept. 4).
Ra¬
Oct.
$30,000
D,
from
1
his
at
Principal and interest (J-D)
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Plattsburgh National
Supervisor,
sue
Due
in
Oct. 1 from 1953 to 1957 inclusive.
sealed
the
at
sewer
-
W. E. Easter-
—
thei
for
building
by Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
on
Oct. 22 for
$17,000 building
(EST)
p.m.
(P. O. Henrietta), N. Y.
Town
City. Legality
office
bids
sealed
Henrietta, Riverview Water Dist.
ceive
pay¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST)
21
for the
purchase of
Offering—Donald F. Cro-
bonds. Dated Oct.
mer,
New York
23
$92,000
proved
June
inclusive.
1980
Oct.
on
of
Bank of Loudonville.
bonds.
on
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commision, will receive
Y.
the
Offering—Almon C. Kra¬
Ra¬
County (P. O. Sanford), N. C.
of
Dawson,
York
City.
to
Bond Offering
mie, President of the Board of Ed¬
pay¬
Co.,
office,
Traders
Trust
Co.,
Legality
approved
by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
Buffalo.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Peru),
Bond
Galloway,
Nov.
Nov. 1 from
on
School District No.
Trust
on
Cor-
Peru, Ausable, Saranac, Schuyler
Falls and Black Brook Central *
Rochester. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
1971
Donald
—
King
City.
York
100,000 series A school bonds.
to
!
York
Treasurer's
Wood,
—v.
1, 1952. Due
Lee
1982
Marine
interest
1953
2
E
from
in
building
burn, of New York City.
New York City. Legality approved
New
series
office
1, 1950. Due
1954
in
able
to
Genesee
from
price of
a
1953
and interest
the
Dated Nov.
2.90s, at
school
from
1
Dated
by
able
Principal and interest (J-D)
1, 1952. Due
inclusive
All of the bonds
C,
June
sealed
and
1
as
Co., of New
&
Offering
District
1
Oct.
on
series
Dated
neille, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $525,000 primary school bonds. Dated
35,000 emergency housing bonds.
150,000 series B school bonds.
Peabody
(P. O. Briarcliff Manor),
1,
1952.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Manufac¬
1953
$503,000 general bonds of 1952.
C
from
series
Oct.
on
Lateral
Bond
City
1
inclusive.
Sewer,
Due
1953 to
J.
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Oct. 30 for the purchase of $788,000 bonds, divided as follows:
Turner,
Oct.
on
1957
bonds.
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m, (EST) on Nov.
12
for the
purchase of $48,000
building bonds. Dated
Aug. 1,
1952. Due on Aug. 1 from 1953 to
1969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
series
Sewer,
Due
Lateral
8,000
District Clerk,
from
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
Offering—Arthur Gerber,
Bond
1
B
1956 inclusive.
to
16—
>
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1952. Due onNov. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
W. E. Easter-
his
at
(EST)
noon
purchase
May 1 from
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
for the purchase of $1,250,000
1422—were awarded to
p.
bids
Laurel Land¬
—
tion, will receive sealed bids until
inclusive.
—
&;
Clerk of the Board of Educa-
man,
County (P. O.
Newton), N. C.
Bond Offering
ap¬
by
District, Ohio
Catawba
Nov.
series
Oct.
Oct.
Free School District No.
the
9,500
(P. O. Vincentown, R. D.),
New Jersey
from
1
1977
to
County'
Legality
Jeromesville Local School
May 1 from
on
the
Squire, Sanders
Demp&ey, of Cleveland.
from
1
1959 inclusive.
on
at
office.
Bond Offering
May
on
payable
proved
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
sealed
Ossining and Mt. Pleasant Union
A
inclusive.
on
Lateral
1953
Oct.
Sewer,
Due
bonds.
series
(M-S)
Treasurer's
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
in¬
on
1956
bonds.
Tabernacle
1969
sani¬
$304,000
follows:
as
Due
1955 to
1972
inclusive.
All of the bonds are dated Novb
1, / 19521
Principal and interest^
28
offered
New
to
1953
Co., of New York City, as 2.20s,
a
price of 100.11, a basis of
about 2.17%.
to
Sewer,
2.64%,
$34,000 5s.
$1,250,000
,
I.,.
City, jointly, at a price
a net interest cost of
100.059,
about
Y.
bonds.'
sewer
Sept. 1 from 1954 to*
on
1978 inclusive..
bonds offered Oct. 14
—V. 176, p. 1423—were awarded
to the First Securities Corp., Dur¬
Carle
main line storrm
or
sanitary
Due
•J
CAROLINA
Sale—The
Bond
par.
on
1953
Lateral
bonds.
Sale—The $100,000 bonds
offered
Due
O.
The
—
bonds
clusive.
5,000
bonds.
Bond
Oct.
bonds.
from
1
176,
Kidder,
York
on
(P.
Place), N.
v.
and
Legality
bonds.
sewer
inclusive.
286,000 trunk
tary sewer
Co.,
11
Sale
Bond
1957 inclusive.
1953 to
building
33,000
3
from
1
inclusive.
1982
1 from
1953
River
Oct.
on
No.
building
15,000 bridge bonds. Due
areas.
South
inclusive.
Due
Dist.
on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to
on
1973
Principal
Albemarle, N. C.
the
sanitary
Due
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
North
from
1
Sewer District No.
bonds.
Authority's net revenues. A con¬
Oct.
on
1981
to
375,000
contribute materially to the
will
Due
NORTH
of
New York City. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
reasonable period,
study
at
receive
(EST)
a.m.
946,500 county road bonds. Duel
on Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1963r
New York
Payable
Trust
$446,000
ham, and Byrne and Phelps, Inc.,
&
will
of
City.
90,000 2%s. Due
Bank
Hutchin¬
F.
Clerk,
Oct. 22 for the purchase of $1,678,500 bonds, divided as follows:
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
of
Offering—C.
County
approved
;
(This is-'
16.)
sealed bids until 10
(A-O) payable at the
due July 20,
1953, and
$17,563,000 series LXXII, due on
21,
Bond
son,
of
purchase
inclusive.
1972
to
LXXI,
T.
Holtz, Town Supervisor, will
City Housing
Chemical
the office
the
90,000 2V4S. Due
|
Car¬
A.
Camillus Bank.Camillus.
Note Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 21 for
the purchase of $34,491,000 notes,
comprising $16,928,000 series
Nov.
towaga), N. Y.
bond reserve ($8,000,-
a
for
and interest
Galloway, of New York
Authority, N. Y.
1973
1954 to
County (P. O.
Cincinnati), Ohio
house bonds. Dated
1, 1952. Due on April 1 from
1954
receive
building bonds. Dated
New York
from
15
,
Hamilton
fire
June 22, 1953. Each issue is dated
basis of about 2.64%.
the unexpectedly large
umes
Corp.,
Rand &
000) of added
serve
to set up
Heckler &
$1,782,000
M.
—
bids at
21
Oct.
Oct.
Biolsi,
on
Nov.
on
O.
(P.
Sydney Cooper, 50 Oswego St.,
Baldwinsville, until 3 p.m. (EST)
(annually on April 1)
payable at the Suffolk County Na¬
tional Bank, Riverhead. Legality
approved by Varidewater, Sykes,
building bonds offered Oct. 15—v.
bonds gave their
proposal of the
the outstanding
the
1
a
Offering
sealed
ceive
1, 1952. Due on April 1 from
to 1972 inclusive. Principal
176, p.
Holders of more than
amount
S
Bond
on
(EST)
District
penter, District Treasurer, will re¬
and interest
Scotland
New
(P. O. Delmar), N. Y.
Bond
the Authority.
consent- to
Oct.
Central School District No.
or
addi¬
announced
Paul L. Troast, Chairman of
by
and
Bethlehem
enlargements,
ditions,
tional
fire station
YORK
NEW
Bonds" to pay for
construction of extensions, ad¬
"Second Series
2 p.m.
and
Warners), N. Y.
$19,500
will
Treasurer,
bids until
15
Oct.
Fire
Warners
(P. O.
Peter
—
$274,000 building bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1952. Due on May
originally scheduled to be
York
Offering
Nov. 1 for the pur¬
on
of
sold
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $30,000
1953
necessary
bondholders to issue new
from its
sealed
by
Legality
Caldwell,
Bonds—The New
Turnpike
Jersey
the Guar¬
(EST)
chase
sue was
Manorville), Brookhaven,
New
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
City.
of
Galloway,
&
Manorville Fire District
anty Trust Co., New York City, or
at
the
First National
Bank
of
Brunswick), N. J.
To Issue More
Heckler
York City.
lor, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
inclusive. Interest M-N.
1962 inclu¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
New
bonds.
terest (A-O) payable at
1, 1952. Due on
n
Lewis D. Tay¬
—
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
from 1953 to
1
Sykes,
Dated April 15,
Due on April 15 from 1954 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
building
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New
Dated Oct.
(P. O. Ravenna), Ohio
Bond Offering
1
by
proved
payable at the Bank of Malverne.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Offering—Lyla Laurence,
Bond
Jersey."
Jersey
sive.
District Clerk,
will be suf¬
ficient to pay the interest and re¬
tire the debt within a reasonable
period of time without necessi¬
tating any contribution for this
purpose from the state of New
New
April
District, N. J.
expenses,
on
bonds.
Westwood Consolidated School
and
maintenance
of
ductions
of
City.
project. We estimate that its net
earnings from toll revenue and
non-operating income, after de¬
operating
Washburn, of New York
Hoyt &
posed Garden State Parkway will
be a
completely self-liquidating
Oct. 28 for the purchase
$78,000
public improvement
(EST)
Local School District
Brimfield
will
Clerk,
Town
sen,
engineers
Brinckerhoff,
Parsons,
OHIO
payable at the First National Bank mann, Village Treasurer, will re¬
receive of Herkimer.
Legality approved ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & (EST) on Oct. 23 for the purchase
Oct. 29 for the purchase of $1,530,of
$289,000 public improvement
Galloway, of New York City.
000 sewer
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1952. Due on
1952. Due on Nov. 1 from 1953 to
Malverne, N. Y.
Oct. 1 from 1953 to 1961 inclusive.
1992 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Bond
Offering
—
Albert
J. Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Hud¬
Brown, Village Treasurer, will re¬ able at the Bank of Rockville
son
National Bank, Jersey City. ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m. Centre
Trust
Co.
Legality ap¬
made by the
were
consulting
York
New
Rockville Centre, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Robert T. Eich-
sive.
Charles Swen-
—
July 1 from 1953 to 1957 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
on
York, N. J.
New
West
toll
self-liquidating
completely
project.
the successful bidder.
bids until
noon
(EST)
on
Oct!
23
for the purchase of
$3,000 special
assessment
and
water
sewer
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1952. Due on,
Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.;
Interest
M-N.
(This
originally offered
on
issue
Was-
Sept. 13).
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Number 5161
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(1515)
OKLAHOMA
Beckham
Olyphant, Pa.
County Independent
School District No.
Offering—B. H., Freeman,
Bond
the Board
of
of
Education,
will receive sealed bids at the of¬
of
fice
the
Superintendent
until
Schools
of
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 21 for the purchase of $85,000
building bonds. Due serially from
1962
1954 to
Offering
Chairman
of
the
Board
of
(CST) on Oct. 21 for the
of $14,000 water works
p.m.
purchase
system bonds.
Creek
-
•
.
Clerk
Offering—W.
of
the
Board
receive
will
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
chase
of
of
Education,
bids
until
Oct. 20 for the
on
$18,000
2
and
Offering
Clerk,
bids
until
7:30
Dowell,
receive
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
1967
Oct.
on
of
bids until
21
$3,000,000
and
for
the
building,
site
by Reed, Smith, Shaw & McClay,
of
Pittsburgh.
Bond
to
Washington County Independent
School District No.
Bartlesville),
Bond
ing
(P. O.
Okla.
Secretary of
Township Commis¬
$95,000
bonds
offered
to
&
the
Trust
Oct.
13
First'
Co.,
of
were
National
net
Multnomah
No.
29
122nd
1960
Bond Sale—The
bonds
improvement
176,
p.
1211—were awarded to the United
States National Bank, of Portland.
mitted
issue
Oregon City, Ore.
Sale—The
$175,000
improvement
bonds
nicipal
fered
were
mu¬
of¬
awarded to
the United
Blyth & Co., and
National Bank,
States
both
of
Portland, jointly, at a
price of 99.12, a net interest cost
of about
2.23%,
1953
36,000
f-
on
1957
to
2s.
follows:
as
$60,000 l%s. Due
!■■■
was
Poole
Due
Nov.
on
176,
the
sold
of
ing
14—v.
improvement
G.
H.
Columbia,
to
awarded
were
a
of¬
1311—
p.
group
com¬
posed of Drexel & Co., Eastman,
Dillon &
Paul
Co., and Sheridan Bogan
&
Co.,
2i/8s,
all
of
Philadelphia,
of
basis of about 2.12%.
as
at
a
price
Bank
100.042,
The
1952
1953
as
to
of
Bond
Offering
—
bonds
&
est
follows:
of
ceive
(EST)
of
sealed
bids
until
11
re¬
those
from
1
building bonds
B.
Oct. 28 for the purchase
on
1952 and due
1968
to
on
Oct.
on
1
from
are
dated Oct. 1, 1952
Oct.
1,
41/4S, at
Nov. 1 from 1954
inclusive.
Legality
ap¬
Bond Sale—The
$30,000 general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 14—
v.
the
176,
p.
1423—were awarded to
Crawford
Meadville,
as
County
Trust
Co.,
2V4s, at a price
100.45, a basis of about 2.02%.
of
$23,130
Co., of Dallas,
as
Dated Oct.
par.
house bonds
Securities
Corp.
&
Hanover
Bank,
City. Legality approved
Gibbs
Bond
&
Simons,
by
Mayor,
bids
County
will
noon
street
drainage
Dec.
1, 1952. Due
1953
to
1972
able
Co.,
callable
at
the
New
on
bonds.
on
Dec.
Dated
from
1
inclusive. Bonds
as
of
Dec.
sealed
1962.
City,
or
are
at
building
1962
inverse
Legality approved by Sin¬
bonds.
inclusive.
in
at
1963
and
of
Dec.
as
and
the
interest
American
Austin.
Legality
Crowe, of Dallas.
Co.,
of
Wichita,
as
purchased
bonds.
Due
on
5
1
from
270,000 31/4% water works
reve¬
1953
nue
to
1967
bonds.
inclusive.
Due
from 1968 to 1981
on
Nov.
from
1
Callable
order
from
years
Principal
payable
and
at
on
date
-
WYOMING
Goshen County School Dist. No. 3
(P. O. Torrington), Wyo.
ton, Clerk of the Board of School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10
Nov.
clusive.
and
(PST)
on
thereafter
bonds.
Dated
are
Any
or
of
receive
Com¬
sealed
Seattle, until 11
Oct. 22 for the pur¬
Nov.
1,
callable
the
as
all
of
in
1952.
in
inverse
the
of
as
(M-N) payable at the Counl-
Treasurer's
office.
Tallmadge
by
Legality
&
ap
Tall
QUEBEC
Huntington Sch. Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $130,000
school
inverse
(M-N)
are
bonds
Ames &
price of 97.90,
a
cost of about
Principal
at
County Treasurer's office. Le¬
to
A.
E.
4.71%,
jointly,
net interest
a
as
follows:
$75,500 4s. Due July 1 from 1953
to 1958 inclusive.
54,500 4V2s. Due
on
July 1 from
1959 to 1972 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
July
1,
1952.
St.
Jerome
School
numerical
payable
sold
was
Co., Toronto, and Casgrain
& Co., Ltd., of Montreal,
at
Due
bonds
of Nov. 1, 1960.
interest
callable
are
CANADA
numerical order at various times.
callable
in¬
1972
Nov. 1, 1962. Principal and inter¬
sive. The $163,000 bonds maturing
1982
to
Thorgrimson
Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1982 inclu¬
in
1953
maturing in 196°
madge, of Denver.
chase of $485,000 series A, revenue
on
from
ap¬
bids at the Pacific National Bank
a.m.
1
Bonds
County
of the Board
Second Ave.,
Nov. 7 for
bonds. Dated Nov. 1. 1952 and due
on
Offering—John F. Henry
will
on
$300,000 building
proved
Legality
Preston,
(MST)
a.m.
the purchase of
of
interest
the
office.
by
Secretary
Commission,
Quebec
Bond Sale—An
school
bonds
issue of $66,SCO
sold
was
to
L.
G.
Beaubien & Co., of Montreal, at a
gality approved by Preston, Thor¬
price of 97.50, a net interest cost
of about
Additional
revenue
April
I
the
to
/
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
follows:
$110,000 3% water works
Dated
King County, Bellevue Sewer Dist.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
and
Bond Sale—The Ranson- David¬
awarded
were
—
Milwaukee Co.
Horowitz, of Seattle.
order
Laredo, Texas
1312
p.
est
after
proved
on
inclusive.
numerical
Treasurer's
&
Trempler.
will receive
bids until 2:30 p.m.
(PST)
30 for the purchase of
$190,000
900
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
son
the
from
dated Dec. 1, 1952
Principal
Bank,
1
Dec. 1 from
on
callable
payable
National
Dec.
on
maturing
are
Dist.
Seattle), Wash.
Oct.
on
missioners,
inclusive.
1977
$700,000 bonds
kler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬
ton.
Due
pay¬
Trust
inclusive.
1967
1965.
1,
Manufacturers
York
1,
ma¬
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co., Flo¬
rence.
1962
to
those
receive
(EST)
Oct. 28 for the purchase of
$350,000
to
Bond Sale—The $195,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 176,
date of issue.
Treasurer,
Bond
1968 to
(J-D)
uptil
&
as
Joint School District No. 2, Wis.
1954
County, Renton School
No. 403 (P. O.
E.
Dec. 1 from
on
336,000 3y4s. Due
of
Schip-
Texas
of
school
Bond Offering—Alva W. Hamil¬
follows:
thereafter
R.
First
$139,000 2y2s. Due
The bonds
Offering—Jas.
Sr.,
nan,
sealed
a
M.
and Dewar, Robertson
Pancoast, all of San Antonio,
1963
York
to
Corp.,
125,000 3s.
the
sold
was
of Texas,
Co.,
New
at
$600,000
for the
WISCONSIN
Seattle.
(M-N)
Bond Sale—An issue of
3
Richmond Center (City and Town)
on
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
issue.
Texas
school
(PST)
fice.
in
(P. O. Gregory),
Nov.
$2,600,000
on
of
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1952.
Due on July 1 from 1953 to 1972
receive
Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the County Treasurer's of¬
to
pay¬
are^
Pa.
.
10 years from
1, 1952. Due
Dist.
will
Nov. 1 from
1954
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
Principal and interest (J-D)
r
of
on
Nov.
1953
of
as
turing Dec. 1, 1966 and thereafter
Ruffin &
Treasurer,
1,
1952.
Legality aoproved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
date.
callable
are
Burgwin, Churchill,
Hazlett. of Pittsburgh,
by
as
sold to Frank
was
&
price of
a
that
1962
Meadville,
proved
McMahon
of
(EST)
p.m.
New York City.
Bond Offering—A. A.
issue
7
purchase
1972 inclusive. Callable on and
after
King
Allison
maturing after
a.m.
$1,200,000 bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
to
Independent School District,
Sale—An
town), W. Va.
Offering—Floyd B. Cox,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
of $140,building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,"
000
10,
(A-O) payable at the National
Bord
and
County Commissioners, will
callable
are
VIRGINIA
City.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Oct. 31 for the purchase
1968
group composed of the Columbian
Oct.
on
Florence, S. C.
Beuchat, Chief Clerk of the Board
in
Bank of Commerce, of Houston.
Legality approved by Vinson, El¬
kins & Weems, of Houston.
was
Co., of
1957 inclusive.
The bonds
and
a
R.
County
1952 and due
10, 1967. Principal and inter¬
Sch.
O.
John
Oct.
Oct. 1 from
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Pasco), Wash.
and
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
Sinkler,
County (P.
Meadville), Pa.
dated
maturing
on
inclusive.
or, at holder's option, at the Chase
National Bank, New York
Franklin County, Pasco School
District No. 1 (P. O.
1977 inclusive.
are
those
1 from
Morgantown,
10
thereafter
Charleston.
Crawford
bonds
and
Oct.
Bond
Bond Offering—Edith H.
Hales,
April
on
15,
WASHINGTON
April 10 from
Due
May
of
inclusive. Principal and interest
approved^ (J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman." urer's office, through the Farmers
of Dallas.
and Merchants
Bank,
inclusive.
on
of
as
price
a
cost
Monongalia County (P. O. Morgan-
of
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Mercantile National
Bank, Dallas. Legality
Gregory and Portland Con. Ind.
Crawford
55,000 2V4S. Due
bonds
176,
3y2s.
Sale—An issue of $70,000
street
Township School Dist.
improvement
Oct.
1969
purchase
on
431,000 2%s. Due
(CST)
1968.
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
108,000
Clover,, S. C.
Sale—The $400,000 build¬
and
to
31,000 31/4S. Due
the
callable
April 10 from
on
for
of
1954 to 1964 inclusive.
maturing in 1969 and there¬
are
sold
CAROLINA
sold to
(P. O. Elkins Park), Pa.
$86,000 3s. Due
& Co., of
Portland, at
100.01, a net interest
WEST
p.m.
group
Portland, National Bank
1965 to 1972
until 2:30
21
Dallas.
SOUTH
Nov. 1 from
Bonds
works
was
of
$469,000 2V2S. Due
$800,000
school
house
bonds.
Dated Nov. 15, 1952. Due on Nov.
15
from
1954
to
1982 inclusive.
$225,000
water
bonds
sewer
bids
Oct.
on
to Moroney, Beissner &
Co., Hous¬
ton, and Russ & Co., San Antonio,
jointly, as follows:
Bond
par.
$15,000 3%s. Due
fered
to Schmidt,
Philadelphia,
National
2s, at
as
from
1
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
The
1211—were awarded to
p.
McDowell
Sharon,
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Cheltenham
1211.
sealed
inclusive.
obligation
sanitary
National Bank
a
Marshall,
Portland,
about 2.58%, as follows:
Offering — Charles
Spangler,
Mayor,
will
receive
May 1 from
on,
Dumas,
&
Marshall, Texas
May 1 from
on
son
of
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
by
1952.
Foster
Commerce, of Seattle, and Atkin¬
State
Each issue is
1,
of
Bond
May 1 from
on
1212—were awarded to
p.
Boothman, of Dallas.
3.16%,
and
sub¬
Bond Sale—The $7,500
general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 2—
v.
Bond Sale—The $900,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 176,
both of
Lorenzo
Sept.
proved
May 1 from
on
Sale—The
improvement.
T exas
Bond
79,000 2V4S. Due
O.
were
p.
Co.,
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
,
(P.
1 from
Nov.
and
Wheatland, Pa.
inclusive.
on
176,
about
Oct.
bids
later
&
1977
to
general
2V4S.
as
Oct. 10—v. 176, p. 1311—
on
Township
bonds—v.
Washington
in¬
dated
Alvin, Texas
was
the
ment
Bond
bonds
offering on Oct. 7
$80,000 refunding and improve¬
of
and
street
inclusive.
from 1973 to
Sale—No
at
Principal
$6,00U
inclusive.
1964
to
1953
Pike, Ambler),
Pennsylvania
Bond
1959
859,000 3 to Due
$36,000
1111 Bethlehem
2—v.
Snohomish County, Everett School
District No. 2 (P. O.
Everett),
of
as
composed
after
Oct. 9 to the Peoples Trust
$33,000 building
Oct.
offered
on
1982.
callable
are
Bank has purchased
$15,000 3Vz%
bonds at a price of
par, consisting
of $9,000 water works and
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
Co., Wyomissing.
Oregon
of
cost
273,000 3y4s. Due
Pa.
Sale—An issue of
Upper Dublin
Ave., Portland),
about 2.33%.
Shillington,
sold
County School District
(P. O. 2920 S. E.
Co., Inc., of
2V2S, at a price
Philadelphia, as
100.84, a basis of
general
OREGON
interest
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
of
Bond
Oct
Lorenzo, Texas
follows:
171,000 3%s. Due
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
1,
Bond
City, Fridley & Hess, of
Houston, Thomas & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, and the Mercantile Trust
Co., Dallas, at a price of 100.07, a
improvement
Sale—The $100,000 street
improvement bonds offered Oct.
14—v. 176, p. 1424—were awarded
City.
dated
are
First
Kansas
Township (P. O. Carnegie),
Rollins
thereafter
las.
&
1972
Blair,
of the bonds
Legality approved by Mc¬
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
$1,481,000
Co., Dallas, F. S.
Co., New York City,
Rotan, Mosle & Moreland, and
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., both
of Houston, Commerce Trust
Co.,
pur¬
Bond
to
Sale—The $150,000 build¬
awarded
Bank
30
Legal opinion of the above-men¬
tioned attorneys.
1
City.
176, p. 1211—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
a
Smithers
bonds.
Scott
B, hospital bonds. Due
serially from 1955 to 1967 incl.
April
on
terest (A-O) payable in New York
The
—
Due
1, 1952 and those maturing in 1933
to
First Southwest
1954 to
sioners until Oct. 27 for the
of
All
1952
1955
and
Sale
Principal and interest payable at
County
Treasurer's
office.
the
reve¬
from 1985 to 1987 inclusive.
Abilene, Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received by the
chase
1,
from
bonds.
nue
April
as
of
200,000 3%% water works
TEXAS
Pennsylvania
Board
Oct.
1
Township (P. O. Pittsburgh), $178,000 3V2S. Due
Ross
000
series
Dated
Oct.
on
1
Bolt,
sealed
inclusive.
—v.
Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1977 inclusive.
Interest M-S.
Legality approved
(CST)
on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of $125,p.m.
bonds.
in inverse numerical order on and
after 10 years from date of issue.
reve¬
April
on
from 1982 to 1984 inclusive.
S.
receive
purchase of $25,000 hos¬
due
Due
school house bonds offered Oct. 10
tion, will receive sealed
the
Ethel
—
will
and
general
Pittsburgh, Pa.
be
El Reno, Okla.
Bond
on
$41,000
Bond Offering—H. H.
Rothrock,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
furniture bonds. Due serially from
1955 to 1960 inclusive.
City
of
obligation bonds.
pur¬
building
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.- (CST) on Nov.
4 for the
Oct. 28 for
(EST)
purchase
acquisition
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1952. Due on
Smith,
Roy
Offering—Anne
Clerk,
sealed bids
purchase
Oklahoma
Bond
Directors, will receive
equipment
O. Sapulpa),
Bond
City
bonds.
nue
Harriman, Tenn.
pital
Olyphant School District, Pa.
Bond Offering — Elmer Nalevanko, Secretary of the Board of
2
County Dependent School
District No. 35 (P.
$35,000
refunding
obligation
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
8
on
bonds.
the
J. S. Humble,
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
Oct. 27 for the purchase of
general
120,000 31/2% water works
—
until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
Chattanooga, Okla.
Bond
TENNESSEE
Joseph Sanko,
Secretary, will receive
Borough
1
(P; O. Erick), Okla.
Clerk
Bond Offering
v
47
be
received at the
the
April
inclusive.
1
Offering—Bids
purchase
general
of $60,000
obligation
Nov.
1, 1952. Due
1954
to
1972
same
time for
series A,
bonds.
on
will
Dated
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.,
Callable
$75,500
4.98%,
as
4s. -Due
1953
to
1958
28,000 4V2S. Due
1956 to
The
1952.
follows:
on
July
1
from
inclusive.
on
Aug. 1 from
1967 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Au^.
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