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UNIVERSITY
MONDAY
OF MICHIGAN
ISSUE
OCT 27 1952
BUSINESS
ADMINJSTJiATION
LIBRARY
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 176
Number 5163
-New York 7, N.
Y.,
Monday, October 27, 1952
Price
90
Cents
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Admiral Corp.—To Expand
Television Plant—
Construction
the
of
corporation's
Oct.
on
The
22
by
new
and
John
plant,
installation
warehouse
Jan.
1.—V.
B.
square
will
storage
finished
is
expected
;
products.
to
be
"v-'>
ready3"ifor
,V
.«
•
'j
i
,
to
•
•.
I
;
'
".
,
Aeroquip
of
Corp.—Common
made in
was
195,000 shares
of
common
l PROCEEDS
Of
the
shares
company which .plans
funds to he borrowed
the
company's
last
of
to
year
capital.
to
presently
expand
selling
150,000
proceeds
current
funds
of
are
being
the
on
with
which
detachable
are
45,000
is
and
adaptable
shares
are
being
for
leading
a
offered
reusable
manufacturer
fittings
diversified
and
industrial
highway equipment,
refrigeration
reciprocating and jet engines and are
In
in
recent
its
31,
1952,
net
sales
of
the
$755,456.
were
sales
were
company
For
$6,942,492
CAPITALIZATION
*
flexible
oil
tools,
both
on
the
and
amounted
ended
years
$14,408,067
GIVING
EFFECT
to
period
ended
$17,442,422
Sept.
30,
growth
1950
and
and
respectively.
TOJ PRESENT
Authorized
5-year 4Mi"%»
*$1,500,000
"To
be
issued
under
new
loan
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
the
of
shares
of
name
which
each
each
has
dated
underwriter and
severally
agreed
of
as
to
respectively,
Sept.
as
follows:
Weld" &
White,
Watling,
Co.__
Lerchen
&
Co
Ellis
&
&
Crowell,
Weedon
Sherrerd——
&
Mosle
William
Stein
R.
Straus,
and
&
&
Wagenseller
&
—V.
•_
.
Aetna Industrial
founded
was
stock
common
64
some
This
action
marks
the
textile
field
in
Oscar
years
the
461
The
1,385
company
The
other
acquired
two
company
Aetna
Industrial
companies
the
are
Chicago, 111. (founded in 1893) and Champlain
Whitehall, N. Y. (founded in 1891).—V. 174, p. 1689.
As- of—
Sept. 30, '52
$
for
71,527
In
assets
—V.
176,
.share.
lOo
shares,
$
169,605,753
covering
at
$5
are
6,000
per
to
shares
share
be
$4.74
$4.76
the
Both
The
of
16
filed
letter
a
stock
common
174,
pay
of
for
(par
10
cents)
to
Co., New York.
The
developmental expenses and
the
be
corporation
covering
Aldens
an
Employees
Aluminum
on
Oct.
9
filed
a
$80,000
Profit-Sharing
Speciality
SEC
offered
net
proceeds
for
working
payments
loan
proceeds
and
to
from
provide
the
bonds
of
letter
of
or
entitled
173,
p.
by
with
employees
the
outstanding stock,
2285.
Foreign
awarded
additional
two
stock
held,
or
aggregate
an
outstanding 7,152,711 shares.
cash dividend of 10 cents per
a
subject
will
Commission
to
the
be
Power's
first
is
It
approval
of
the
since
estimated
that
holding
about
stockholders?
will
receive
only
American Gas & Electric
used
to
retire
an
outstanding
a
Ohio
cost,
of
prior
to
program.
were
not
to
acquired
to
exceed
time
prior
Valley
and
Indiana-
in
connection
with
the
notification
be
with
offered
to
are
the
at
be
SEC
$1.25
used
per
to
pur¬
firms
sub¬
-.
of
group
West
between
agreement
Dollar,
half
the
Blair
Coast
the
U.
former
S.
Government,
of
owner
the
line,
proceeds.
is
group
Oct.
1957
the
only
announced
bidder.
price
to
$140,
of
issues
company
numbers of
is
of
the
market
for
the
from
each
due
convert,
to
20,
date,
that
sell
conversion
indicate
the
payable
price
by
the
by
debenture
company
on
that date
on
Oct.
debentures
bank
a
$100
Dec.
June
prices
five
the
mail
for conversion.
receive,
15,
1959.
29,
the
the
or
broker
or
face
interest
an
and
will
stop
and
of
in
the
10-year
market
for
will
be
the
the
paid
right
who
before
to
decide
Oct.
29,
the company for redemption.
debenture issues being called is
of • $100 principal amount of deben¬
to
the
con¬
names
agreeing
$105.25
interest
advantage to holders,
debentures
of
amount
1957,
Accrued
expire.
after
its
1959,
in
promptly.
$105
due
letter
a
1952, rather than present them
The
3l/es
the
debentures,
will
two
on
called
serial
debentures
but,
date
the
the
of
that
the
issue,
Telegraph Co.—Conversions—
and
conditions, be honored
are
29,
Present
not
&
redemption
of
convertible
convert
two
surrender
tures with
all unmatured coupons and $40 in cash
for each share.
Adjustment of interest and dividends is made
at the time of conversion.
As
of
Oct.
22,
$11,242,000 principal
amount
of
the
convertible
2%s of 1957 remained
outstanding of the original issue of $357,532,600,
and $4,338,300 principal amount of
the convertible
3'/as
mained
outstanding
of
the
original
issue
of
of
1959
$394,372,900.—V.
1469.
page
cash.—V,
American Woolen
re¬
176,
176,
Co.,
Co.—Two New Affiliates to
Cincinnati
Louisville
Electric Co.,
Gas
&
Gas
&
Electric
Electric
Co.,
Ohio
Ohio Valley Electric Corp.
Co.,
before
Prov.
for
Com.
to
into
enter
the
of
certain
two
Atomic
plant
scheduling
Ohio
transactions
electric
Energy Commission
to
be
located
Area
the
Valley
in
for
and
for
the
of
with
has
27,
its
of
power
dif¬
Ohio
a
power
tract
in
are
AEC
by
ville
and
Indiana
of
15
Portsmouth
with
companies
Project.
Ohio
electric
Valley
for
the
supply
and
the
execution
of
the
generating
has
such
of
inc. taxes
Crl,213,100
pared
executed
power.
the
&
West
Monongahela
Penn
Pov/er
Power
Co.,
Southern
Ohio
Gas
&
Power
Co.,
Co. .(subsidiaries
subsidiary
Electric
Electric
Co.,
Co.,
The
and
of
of
Ohio
Davton
The
The
West
Potomac
Penn
Edison;
Power
Toledo
&
power
con¬
Edison
Electric);
and
Light
Edison
978,342
970,092
978,342
970,092
$3.12
dividend
with
current
with
110,703,300
requirements.
of
as
$58,986,000
June
30,
June
1952 amounted
30,
of
as
Sept.
of
as
Anheuser-Busch
Hydraulic-Press
General
1952
30,
were
to $20,400,000
1952.
$56,829,000
1952.—V.
30,
SOLD
—
175,
as
2070.
p.
Contract
QUOTED
—
Debentures
Brick
and
Debentures
Preferred
and
Common
and
Missouri
Utilities
Preferred
stock
Common
Common
Arkansas-Missouri Power Preferred
and
and
stock
stock
Common
Common
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Members
New
Co.,
Stock
New
Stock
Chicago
Co.,
Board
York
300
&
Southern
York
Midwest
Penn¬
Columbus
Co.
of Sept.
as
$32,000,000
assets
$10.22
IProfit.
The
accord
Gas;
10,373,000
3,785,000
shr.
com.
preferred
compared
Net
3,173,000 Cr4,265,000
13,287,400
outstdg
per
NOTES—Unfilled orders
as
$
186,638,500
+21,076,300
1.058,800
BOUGHT
for
with a proposal submitted on May 12,
1952, to
operating utility companies, Cincinnati. Kentucky, Louis¬
Edison, together with Appalachian Electric Power Co.,
Michigan Electric Co., and The Ohio Power Co., subsidiaries
sylvania
Indiana
Area
A EC
8,050,000
Ohio
American
and
the
agreement
of the two
t6.460,400
order
an
organized
supply
of, power, to
2,271,900
(the
stations, which are to have a combined expected capability of 2,200,000
kilowatts,
together with
related
facilities,
required
for the
creation
taxes—
and
gaseous
issued
Fed.
1952.
and
Indiana-Kentucky have been
constructing and operating the two
of
supply
Portsmouth,
SEC
Oct.
on
construction
the
connection
vicinity
hearing
the
to
stations
in
the
Project");
matter
incident
generating
$
90,344,874
inc.
shares
"After
Kentucky
Service
$
87,763,000
loss
"Earnings
(Columbus), Indiana-
Electric Corp. (Indianapolis), and American Gas & Electric
Corp. have made application to
the
SEC
for
authorization
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$
26,932,400
——
Net
Kentucky
Co., The
Edison
1952—3 Mos—1951
*
Sales
849.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
approximately
1 xk%
of
the
Stations/and Plans Financing—
The
company,
West Penn
purpose
working capital.
The company was
large defense contracts, and their civilian busines has been
growing steadily since 1946. With the increasing amounts
of aluminum being alloted for
civilian~lNe, the company expects even
greater growth of their civilian business.—V.
176, p. 597.
recently
of
to
Loss
to
Co.,
be
time
American
letter
a
Stanley
converting, and
the
10-year 318%
and
pay
thereto.
of
"Portsmouth
notification
contributions
Fund.—V.
will
will
were
dividends
63%
fusion
Manitowoc, Wis.—Bonds
Placed Privately—The
company has placed privately
with an institutional investor
$600,000 serial first mort¬
gage bonds, due Oct. 1, 1953, through Oct.
1, 1962. The
financing was arranged through Loewi & Co.
The
author¬
shares will be issued.
In lieu thereof, the dividend
agent will sell, without any charge to stockholders, the
of shares of stock which otherwise would
be
represented by
certificates of fractional shares and pay the proceeds to the
operation
estimated
decision
a
fractional
senting
to
The
to
construction
disbursement
This
with
Aldens, Inc., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
SEC
issued
are
company
proposed
Utilities
notification
449.
p.
of
Foreign Power was
reorganized on Feb. 29, 1952, pursuant to a plan of recapitalization
approved by th Commission, and will be paid out of earned surplus
accumulated since the reorganization.
No scrip or certificates repre¬
$4.65
through d'Avigdor
to
used
capital.—V.
Oct.
on
issuance
158,818,398
——
Air Springs Co., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
company
the
shares
common
There
Build Two New
The
announced
dividend.
stock
141.
p.
17
total
Oct. 31, '51
220,479,631
Net asset value per share.
each
addition,
scrip
$
Oct.
on
stockholders
Dec. 31, '51
Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Stock Dividend
izing this company to make its nr-onosed payment of a stock dividend
to
the holders of its common stock.
The stock dividend is to be at tne rate of one share of additional
of
by
textile
SEC
common
Globe
of
head
get
the
the
payments,
Redemption
&
R.
will
Dollar,
conditions
2%%
American
number
net
_______—43
1,385
The
time
the
transactions,
filed
settlement
would, under certain
2,077
stockholders.
14
will
debentures
2,077
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Rise—
Total
said
4,615
Heineman Corp.,
Spinners, Inc.,
24
deliver
ago.
third
alone.
Oct.
6,923
762
from
with
Valley
required from time
as
subsidiaries
and
2%s
6,923
over
proposed
Corp.
29
the
the holders
Corp.—Acquisition—
from
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Oct.
issues,
The
corporation on Oct. 19 announced the completion of the ac¬
quisition of Globe Knitting Works, Grand Rapids, Mich, (as of Oct.
17, 1S52 known as Modern Globe, Inc.) through purchase of 97.2%
its
cash
American Telephone
With
43
______
to
4,615
a
-43
Statement of Federal
3,462
-
issued
1369.
p.
version
This
of
—10
Rates
Condition
Mr.
176,
11,538
Inc
of
the acquisition of land and land
preliminary construction operations.
be
and for working capital.
each
of
1469.
176, p.
Exchange
Combined
Besides
—V.
a
holder,
which
1,385
1,539
securities
subject
for the controlling interest in
American President Lines.
steamship company's stock is to be sold in a block
on
under
1,385
—
Durst,
Foreign
'
28
under
bid
the
4,615
Co.—
for
Oct.
on
Holdings
4,615
McDowell
&
the
will.become
a
of
present
3,462
;
Boyce_
Blosser
—42
'
11,538
—___
Co
—48
,
3,462
Moreland
Staats
Bros.
11,537
11,538
Co.——
&
Blair
Dividends Declared and Payable
/
Co.-.————
Hayden,. Miller
Rotan,
&
of
equipment
mitting
Oct.
Reserve Banks
1,335
f
Simmons--—____
Butcher
Doolittle
4,615
7
.
debt
the
with
and
to
are
240,000 shares of common stock to
without underwriting. The proceeds
chase
Most
11,537
38,463
—
proceed
shares
company
share,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__43
'
Stockholders
38,463
Eaker, SimondS & Co.—1
Blunt
from the Selling
Company
to
covering
The Course of Bank Clearings..
■
To be Purchased
To be Purchased
the
be
the
American Pacific Oil Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah—Files
General Corporation & Investment News_-Cover
15,
.
from the
will
1957.
result
a
The
31
Miscellaneous Features
the respective
purchase from
are
of
terms
by
by the
estimated
at
presently
and
purpose
and
American President Lines,
Ltd.—Bids Oct. 28—
1,699 shs.
937,500 shs.
and the selling stockholders,
company
31
$1,500,000
1,699 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
agreement
banks,
by Indiana-Kentucky upon its
incorporation
and it proposes to issue to Ohio
1,
Jan.
State and City Bond Offerings...
term
1952.
definitive
determined,
Valley;
Outstanding
term note (payable
$75,000
»quarterly commencing Dec. 31, 1952)
stk., 5% cum, ($100 par value)
Common stock ($1 par value )1
Pref.
amount
facilities to be constructed.—V.
176, p. 49.
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averagcs_31
SEC Index of Stock Prices....^
31
FINANCING
and
!__31
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
net
1951,
estimated
Gas, of Ohio Edison,
and of West Penn
Electric, which companies, along with
Cincinnati,
Kentucky, and
(Louisville, request authority to acquire the stock of
Ohio Valley.
American Gas
&
Electric Service
proposes
to
render
engineering and construction services? at
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
July
is
SEC.
excavation
common
Kentucky
41
:
issued
As
40
Markets
the
investors
required in connection
as
to
38
Over-the-Counter
substantial
The
been
to
shares
100,000
36
Exchange
not
used
with
1957,
by Ohio
37
Stock
be
1,
35
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
to
and
remaining
stock
—34
Toronto
*
field,
machine
equipment
33
Montreal Curb Market
hose
couplings
as
constructed
percentages of stock to be acquired by the
participating companies
are
as
follows:
American Gas, 37.8;
Cincinnati, 9.0; Columbus, 4.1;
Dayton? 5.1; Kentucky, 2.5; Louisville, 7.0;
Ohio Edison, 16.5; Southern
Indiana, 1.5; Toledo, 4.0; West Penn Electric, 12.5.
All the common
34
San Francisco Stock Exchange.
Montreal Stock Exchange
'
-
-
be
The
32
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock ExchangePittsburgh Stock Exchange
group
to
present
Jan.
32
Exchange
$20,000,000.
have
application
rights
32
Angeles Stock
issued
The
32
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
aircraft.
company has experienced a
business.
For
the
ten
months'
of
•
of
be
thereof
27
Los
the
with
all
a
'
such
the
years
volume
earnings
net
military
'
•
of
units,
approved
and
by
self-sealing
uses
and
commercial
refund
23
Detroit Stock Exchange
bank
loans
which
were
made
facilities and
augment its working
plant
BUSINESS—Corporation
lines
by
together
to
*
farm
sold
sale,
hand,
__11
Cincinnati Stock
\
proposed
application seeks approval at this time of the issuance
of equity securities
by Ohio Valley and Indiana-Kentucky. Ohio
Valley
proposes to issue not in excess of 200,000 shares of
its $100 par com¬
mon
at
par,
40,000 shares to be issued
initially and the proceeds
Page-
'
(Stocks)..
Boston Stock Exchange
outstanding
its
lemaining
stockholders.
the
use
and
The
offered,
." V- 7
Exchange
exceed
The
.
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
New York Curb Exchange
stock
(par $1) at $7 per
share by a group of
underwriters headed by
White, Weld
& Co. and
Watling, Lerchen & Co. Further details follow:
* ""
.
New York Stock
Stock
Offering—Mention >
issue of Oct. 20 of the
public offering
our
to
further
Stock and Bond Quotations
:
'
<
facilities
of
not
"
by '
r
the
debt, securities to institutional
issuance
of
equity securities in an
•«
occupancy
'
of
$370,000,000 to $440,000,000. Funds required for this
supplying necessary working capital are to be secured
for
sale
In This Issue
by 190 feet, will contain television
cabinets, tubes and other components
for
cost
from
and
242
1469.,.
p.
at
'
at
for
space
addition
176,
be
The
foot,
one
story brick addition to
Bloomington, 111., was announced
Executive Vice-President.
plant
Huarisa,
which
lines,
it:'-k.The ' plant
46,000
a
television
MISCELLANEOUS
-
St. Louis,
Mo.
(2)
Curb
N.
Exchange
Exchange
of
Trade
Exchange
4th
(Associate)
STREET
CE
7600
com¬
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1562)
Oct. 7 Hied a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at $10 per
corporation
covering
on
4,500
used for expansion.
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
$6,173,369 $17,686,965
1,876,280
5,491,858
075,280
2,016,858
sales
before
Profit
taxes
income
Net
Earnings
....
-
share
per
figures
NOTE—Comparative
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—Offering Expected Oct. 29—
St.
oi
Louis,
plant
176, p. 1469.
it
is
reported
Corp.—Makes New Discoveries-
paid
tunneling
In
August,
since
that
kmill.—V.
175,
p.
the
the company gets its
until
worked
be
not
-
Co.—Withdraws Application—
application filed Sept. 8 by this company,
in connection with its proposal to construct pipeline facilities to be
used to supply natural gas to several communities "in eastern Missouri,
has become effective in accordance with the Federal Power Commis¬
sion's Rules of Practice and
Procedure.
The company said that It
was not able at this time to negotiate lirm commitments for sufficient
gas to supply the prospective demand.
,
V The company had proposed to build a total of about 32 miles oi
pipeline to provide service to Jackson, Portageville, Gideon, Morley,
Spoonervllle and Bernle.
Estimated cost of the construction was
$894,320.—V. 175, p. 1537.
corporation
on
Inc.
Co.,
The
proceeds
175, p. 1538.
V.
O'.e
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
build record manufacturing plant and for
per
share
through Marvin &
are
to
used
be
to
working
capital.
20
Atlas
176,
without underwriting. The net proceeds are
and for working capital.—V. 176, p. 1057.
share),
drill
;
Hedges, N.-Y. City
Benson &
Securities Offered—
—
Morgan Stanley & Co. and associates on Oct. 22 offered
to the public $3,000,000 of 15-year 4^2% sinking fund
debentures
dated Oct. 1, 1952 and due Oct. 1, 1967, at
100% and accrued interest, to yield 4.50%. In addition
Benson and
Hedges is offering to holders of its outstand¬
ing common stock (par $4) the right to subscribe at
$23.50 per share for an aggregate of 39,738 additional
sh' res of common stock on the basis of one additional
share for each 10 shares held
Oct. 20, 1952; subscrip¬
on
tion rights will expire
on Nov. 3, 1952. Tobacco & Allied
Stocks, Inc., beneficial owner of about 55% of the out¬
standing stock of Benson and Hedges, has agreed to ex¬
ercise all rights which it receives as a stockholder of the
company and also to purchase, at the subscription price,
any unsubscribed stock.
*
% A
sinking
Oct.
on
tTle
of
debentures
debentures.
1955,
at
the
decreasing
at
thereafter
at
of
the
additional
of
the
100 %,
will
104%
to
accrued
proceeds
from
to
will
stock
and
sells
Which
be
in
each
of
added
the
For the
and
83
sells
several
other
brands
net
six
months ended June 30,
Income
cents
applicable
to
the
names
working capital.—V.
bonds
of
as
176,
p.
„
due
Oct.
Common
1,
of
EFFECT TO
general
Denver
(par
was
$328,314,
equal
to
PRESENT
common
stock
and each
is
convertible
now
Colo.
2,
also
See
V.
176,
CAPITALIZATION
"First
GIVING
Outstanding
$3,000,000
$4)—
due
Nov.
due
Series
due
Preferred
company's
tirement
Profit
Sharing—Stock
Bonus
and
Oct.
stock
the
named
below
have
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to
severally, in the respective amounts set forth below,
of $3,000,000
principal
amount
Morgan Stanley & Co
Clark, Dodge & Co.__.
Lee
Higginson
Wertheim
&
sell
an
to
them
aggregate
debentures:
of
$1 500 000
500,000
Corporation
500 000
___
Co
and
Stocks, Inc.—V.
176,
p.
1470.
Authorized
$13,500,000
1,
1978,
Period End. gept. 30Profit
from
operations
•Prov.
Est.
$451,249
$2,726,388
82,197
74,487
240 108
221 984
201,762
116',997
1,6983??
income........$93,319
$52,186
$94 144
(oni: 11/1
Earnings
•On
1952—9 Mos.—1951
116,485
for
prov.
Net
1952-3 Mos.—1951
$292,001
$328,435
depreciation
for taxes..
per
plant
com.
and
shr.
$0.26
equipment.—V.
175,
$0.15
p.
1758.
C.
$0.26
1982
receht
the
announcement
of
1890.
p.
finance
to
corporate
distribution
may
7,793 shs.
42,000 shs.
3,000
determine
75,834 shs.
$20)
None
under
the
first
to
Stuart
be
&
of
names
the
purchases, none of which
company, and the principal amount of the bonds
purchased by each are as follows:
Co.
Wm.
$4,050,000
&
Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co—
Peters,
Copeland
Co.
Co.,
250,000
further
in
V.
176,
Stroud & Company, Inc.
p.
of
the
review
of
Weeden & Co. Inc.
700,000
and
customers,
of
with
Pacific
1470.
two
Operations—
and
others
in
continuous
drilling
large gas and condensate field with eight rigs at work.
independent report prepared by the Canadian Government,
Dr. George S. Hume calculated the reserves in this field to be just
less than IV2 trillion cubic feet as at Aug. 31, 1952.
an
large reservation in Chip Lake in which
Atlantic has
an
interest
farmed out to others to obtain early Exploration of it, with
retaining a sizable* participation without cost to the company.
deep test well is currently being drilled.
■
■
In the Sturgeon
Lake area Canadian Atlantic holds interests in
been
blocks
of
lease
and
reservation
lands
totaling
almost 250,000
most of which adjoins holdings of the Amerada Company which
important Devonian oil discovery on its holdings.
major Devonian oil discovery in the Peace River
in addition to its direct importance to Canadian
Atlantic's immeOiate holdings, is of potential significance to the com¬
pany's other Peace River holdings.
recently
made
an
This marks the first
of
Alberta
and
the
and
additions
estimated
and
com¬
and
for
•
improvements.
total
population
Authorized
served
is
Outstanding
(Carolina)
1
3 Va %
series
due
1979
(Carolina)
I
1981
(Carolina)
f
2%%
series
1982
series
3Ya %
1975
series
3%%
1978
due
promissory
to
1953
•
(Carolina)
1
(Tide Water)-"/
series due
3V* %
$5
due
bonds
pfd.
1958
due
cumul.;
(1,455,000
7,000,000
without
6,562,500
par
300,000 shs.
—
without par value (Carolina)
•Unlimited,
.
(5,100,000
serially
(Carolina)
Com. stk.;
.
(Tide Water)-1
notes,
;
[$43,930j000
J 15,000,000
| 15,000,000
[ 20,000,000
t
(Carolina)
stock,
value
•
.
1979
*237,259 shs.
§ 1,950,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
except
by property, earnings, and other provisions of
the respective indentures.
tCovenants in the Carolina mortgage in.
effect prohibit any increase in Tide Water bonds,
tlncludes 1,171
shares
issued
149,111
issuable
or
shares issued
for
usual
conditions,
respective
Halsey,
under
&
ASpden,
Blunt
the
commitment
forth
1982
below,
series
bonds:
Copeland
Kendall, Inc.
150,000
R.
Simmons-
&
400,000
C.
Cassell & Co., Inc.
&
R.
H.
Roger
Stern
&
Deane
Stifel,
Scrib-
ner
Inc.
250,000
Brothers
&
Nieolaus
Co.—
&
&
200,000
Wells
&
&
Stix
Stokes
&
150,000
Walter
Stokes
100,000
Co:__
500,000
Co.,
800,000.
Inc
Thomas & Company
Van Alstyne Noel Corp.
&
Co._
250,000
Co.—
200,000
F.
Co
Weeden
100,000
Palmer Co
S.
250,000
100,000
Singer,
200,000
John Kormendi Co
Newton
Co
200,000
Son,
Johnson
M.
&
Horner & Mason,
200,000
Co
&
&
1,350,006
Inc.
400,000
Corp.—
Marshall
Mullaney,
Schwabacher
2,000,000
Michigan Corp.
&
Inc.
Scott,
100,000
Securities
&
$100,000
3,500,000
Co.,
Hutton
Pomeroy,
500,000
Merle-Smith
&
100,000
Schoellkopf,
100,000
Co
Co
of
Schmertz
200,000
Securities Corp.
&
C.
Inc.
200,000
Dick
&
Co.
&
100,000
Este
of
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Brothers
&
subject to
severally in,
$20,000,000
are,
purchase,
aggregate
150,000
Byrd
F.
to
an
^Includes
shares.
common
below
Patterson,
Strudwick- f
Branch, Cabell & Co
Courts
shares.
preferred
named
lL£_$5,100,000
Robinson
Ellis
firm
set
Co.
Inc." 1:—__
Anderson
Water
underwriters
a
amounts
Stuart' &
Tide
issuable for Tide Water
or
UNDERWRITERS—The
150,000
Co
&
150,000
Co
150,000
200,000
600,000
Inc
Co.
Yantis
S.
&
Co.
&
600,000
Inc.
200,000
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating revenues
Operating exp. & taxes
Net
1952—Month—1951
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$4,170,357
$4,102,131
3,361,617
3,362,001
$808,740
$740,130
$9,156,345
7,582
22,672
178,936
285,391
$816,322
$762,802
$9,335,281
$8,707,905-
196,504
218,290
2,464,447
2,310,705
operating revs.—
income
(net)
Int.,
income
etc.
deductions
Dividends applicable to preferred
the
Co.
Into
—
$47,008,208 $43,182,16'
37,851,863
34,759,65:
for
I
stock
$8,422,514
l[ll6,759
Feb.
of
29, 1952, Tide Water Power Co.
Power
statement
ljo87,3
$5,754,075
—
Carolina
income
&
Light
includes
Co.
the
For
was
of
purposes
earnings
of
Tide
periods prior to the date of merger.—V. 176,
p.
$5,309,806
merged with
comparison,
Water
Power
1375.
Carver Oil & Gas Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
on
Oct.
filed
3
covering 2,393,600 shares of
offered
at 12&
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
(par
one
with
cent)
the
to bo
cents per share through West & Co., Jersey City, N. J.
The proceeds are to be used for expansion and working
capital.
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Plans
Financ'g
The
corporation has filed
mission
for
,
several
acres,
by the
facilities
million.
Atlantic
A
miscellaneous
due
NOTE—As
this
Petroleums
used
amount, $40,000,000 Will be spent for
and the balance for transmission and
series
Balance
the
In
be
new
200,000
company's operations, George L.
McMahon, President, stated that developments affecting the company's
acreage holdings during the past six months are especially significant.
The company's gross acreage interests now exceed 4,600,000 acres
and out of this large, diverse spread, there are six principal areas
in which the company Is currently participating in exploration and
drilling operations.
These include the Fort St. John area where the company is par¬
in
total
capacity
3'A%
and
semi-annual
of
700,000
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co.—Reports on
the
will
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Gross
250,000
Inc
100,000
details
and
meet
First mortgage bonds:
Other
Thomas & Co
100,000
Inc
To
$250,000
Writer & Chris-
tensen,
See
&
The Robinson-Humphrey
&
Inc
Pollock
Inc.
100,000
Hanauer
E.
Co.
and
several
300,000
B.
mortgage
Langley &
Operating revenues for the 12 months ended-June 30, 1952 aggre¬
gated $46,317,414, gross income $9,131,120 and net income $6,588,724.
1,300,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
authorized
C.
Securities Corp., tOO.5799;
proceeds from the sale
of the construction
facilities
water
excess
E.
'
W.
of water.
The company renders eleotric service to Z1S
communities having a population of 500 or more in both
States, has.
approximately 336,000 electric customers, 12,000 gas customers and
Gregory
7,793 shs.
a
distribution
Freeman
42,000 shs.
won
on
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the gereafcion, transmission, dis¬
tribution and sale to the public of electric
energy, both at retail and
at
wholesale in North and South Carolina.
It
also engages,
to a
minor
extent, in the manufacture and distribution of gas and the
7,000,000
as
group
Oct. 20
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
were:
100.61;
part
generating
Foster
series
coupon
(Jointly),
purposes.
that
First
in
3'/a%
a
Inc.,
additional
First
24,373 shs.
Tre
on
increasing demands tor electric
service in its territory, the company estimates that its construction,
program from Jan. 1, 1952 through 1954 will cost afound $78,000,000.
Of
the
total,
it is
estimated
that
$26,000,000 will
be
expended
in
1952; $24,000,000 in 1953, and $28;000,000 in 1954.
It is also
7,000,000
24,373 shs.
closed.
competitive sale
Pierce, Feriner & Beane(jointly), 100.57; Smith, Barney & Co. and Blyth & Co., Inc. (jointly).
100.53;
and Lehman
Brothers,' 100.2599.
The bonds are redeemable for the improvement fund or for the
maintenance and replacement fund, at special redemption
prices ranging
from
101.31%, to par.
They are also redeemable the regular way at
prices ranging from 104.31% to par.
6,000,000
(par
series
Halsey,
area
$2 24
Allyn & Co.,
4,500,000
1982, 3%%
(par $100):
the books
Other bids all naming
3,/s%
affiliated with the
has
Subs.)—Earnings
Outstanding
3ye%
PURCHASERS—The
A
(Sidney) Blumenthal & Co. Inc. (&
FINANCING
deed of
securing the bonds described is unlimited in expressed amount.
trust
of
PRESENT
1974,
issuable
amount
ticipating
500,000
'■
Godfrey S. Rockefeller, a limited partner of Clark, Dodge & Co. is a
director of the company, j. Taylor Foster, a Vice-President
and direc¬
tor of Lee
Higginson Corp., is a director of Tobacco and Allied
Its
First Boston Corp.%Jointly), 100.60;
Equitable
Kidder; Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lyfteh,
Clayton
TO
cumulative
stock
"The
Re¬
severally
cur¬
developments affecting
prospects as belhg particularly
bid of 100.693%.'
1, 1979, 2Va%
1, 1981, 3%%
directors
Common
In
underwriters
is
these
stated' that
award of the issue at
1,
June
Unallotted
Plan."
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
capacity
-oversubscribed and
the
(non-callable)
6%
(non-callable)
4.70%
series
(callable)
upon
"Employees'
He
all
paid
2.75
7%
the grant and exercise of options pursuant
company's "Employees' Restricted Stock Option Plan" (such
options to purchase 3,332 additional shares were outstanding on Sept.
30, 1952); and also upon the issuance of additional shares
pursuant
the
fuliy
convertible
1,
April
Aug.
Series
Kendall,
>437,089 shs.
with
000,000 oL first mortgager bonds, 3
.series due Oct. 1,
19#2, at 101.305% and accrued interest. The bonds were
priced to yield an estimated 3.43%. This offering was
convertible
1470.
p.
mortgage bonds:
Patterson,
$3,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
share of 5.60%
into
EFFECT
Foster & Marshall-
FINANCING
Well
formations.
two
174,
in
ing of $7,000,000 3%% first mortgage bonds due Oct. 1,
1982, made on Oct. 16 by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
at 101.749% and accrued interest, has been oversub¬
scribed and the books closed, it was announced on the
following day. Further details follow:
and
funds
corn-
field.
Bay-Union Oil
a
large acreage
During the past week
area.
in
one
oil
Hudson's
well on
of the Trans-Mountain Oil Pipeline
which is now under construction should have
the effect of considerably
increasing the company's production next year of oil from the 76
wells in which it is interested/—V.
principal amount of
the
to
Carl
California Oregon Power Co.—Bonds Sold—The offer¬
is
Authorized
.
stock
stock
of
Son;
is $7.78 and
for the
5.60%
convertible preference stock the
equivalent conversion price per share of common stock is $7.27 (based
on par
value oi $20 per share for the preference stock).
Only whole
shares of common stock will be Issued upon conversion.
Cash will
be paid in lieu of fractional shares at the applicable equivalent con¬
version price.
The right of conversion will expire at the close of
business on Nov. 14, 1952.
Holders converting their preference stock
into common stock before the close of business Nov. 10,
1952, will
receive the dividend of 15 cents per share payable Dec. 1, 1952, on
the common stock.
The holders of shares converted after Nov.
10,
1952, will not receive the said dividend.
All of the outstanding shares of 5%
convertible preference stock
and 5.60%
convertible preference stock have been called for redemp¬
tion on Nov. 17, 1952, at the redemption price of $21 per share plus
accrued dividends
to Nov.
17, 1952.
Payment will be made at The
International Trust Co., redemption agent, 17th and California Streets,
due
sinking fund debentures,
6Subject to increase
to
&
shares of fully paid
and non-assessab>3
common
stock.
For
the 5xk%
convertible pref¬
erence
stock
the equivalent conversion
price per share of common
due
net sales totaled $9,021,963
1952,
stock
preference
Series
cigarettes, smoking tobacco,
imported, all of
common
1967—
shares
414.
J.
15-year 4'/2 %
28
the holder thereof, each share of 5V2%
is now convertible into 2.57 shares of
stock
Inc.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
each
for
price of $100 a bond.
underwriters Dallas Rupe
the option of
non-assessable
Series
share.
a
$100
subscription
is
1,
debentures
the
to
River
the
of
on
Annena
formations.
regarded
time.
initial
estimated
Rhoades «Sc Co., and S-traus, Blosser & McDowell.
planned to use $1,014,500 of the net proceeds of the sale of
the bonds to pay outstanding notes and the remainder will be added
case.
brand cigars, both domestic
and
manufactured by others for the company.
several
are
of
rate
the
at
prospectus
Series
BUSINESS—Company
is
engaged
primarily
in
the
business
of
manufacturing and selling cigarettes.
Its principal product is Par¬
liament
filter-mouthpiece
cigarettes,
which
have
constituted
over
90 %
of the company's sales
since 1950.
The company also manu¬
factures
163, p. 2000.
Loeb,
It
1,
1964
Approximately $1,750,000 of such proceeds will be
used to reduce notes payable outstanding in the amount of $3,200,000
as of Sept. 30,
1952, and the balance will be used principally for the
purchase of leaf tobacco and for additional manufacturing facilities.
and
M.
the
at
and
The
Oct.
including
including Oct.
and
sale
the
at
and
interest
the
amount
of
option of the
company.
common
Privately—Merger
corporation on Oct. 23 filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering the proposed sale of $1,750,000 of ten-year 5l/z°/o
convertible sinking fund mortgage bonds, due Nov. 1, 1962.
The securities are to be offered for subscription by common stock¬
amount
an
this
in
the
discovery
that
acreage,- he
at
increase
PROCEEDS—Net
Byrd Oil Corp.—Registers With SEC—
principal
redeemable
thereafter
plus
accrued
payment up to
$200,000
at
redeem
amount
interest.
The
plus
any
be
part,
prices
100%,
PROCEEDS—Net
of
additional
in
or
payments which will
inclusive, $200,000 principal
increase
to
an
debentures
whole
annual
1966,
price
a
right
redeem
The
in
company,
provide
through
1953
company has
sufficient
to
and
will
fund
1,
stated
favorable
to
Peace
gas
lower
company
an
stock
well
a
unit, a catalytic polymeriza¬
facilities will be Installed.
other
and
The
and
with the
par $10
to be used
a
to
McMahon
Mr.
1263.
under Julius Garfinckel & Co., Inc. below.—V.
See
preference
corporation on Oct. 14 filed a letter of notification
SEC covering 3,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at
to
concentration
gas
p.
California Electric Power Co.—Conversion Privilege—
The
per
improvements.—
and
Jr.,
President, on Oct.
16 announced plans for an
addition to the company's refinery at Clarkson, Ontario,
miles west of Toronto.
Brooks Brothers, N.Y.—Note Placed
At
(Pa.)—Files—
as
pany
1158.
p.
Dunvegan
deepening
completed
been
participating with
in an
exploratory
PetrOledms
in
rated
other
Control—
above.—V.
Corp.
Beaver Dam Petroleum Corp.
r
unit,
176,
to
Babb Co., Inc.—New
.Vfie.e
well
rently
A.
Berg said that a catalytic cracking
Mr.
held
with the SEC
offered at $2
The net proceeds
The company on Oct. 17 filed a letter of notification
covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be
expansion
for
used
be
Berg,
$8,000,000
Canada,
holders
With SEC—
B. B. S., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
u
to
are
British American Oil Co. Ltd.—Further Expansion— <
Lund.
H.
Edward
associate,
this
is
CaroHaa Power & Light Co.—Bonds
Offered—Halsey^
on Oct. 22 offered- $20,-
Oct. 20.
Oct, 20 purchased all the outstanding stock of
This stock was owned
by Charles Babb and
Mr. Babb will .continue as President
of the Babb Co., Inc., and Mr. Lund will continue as Vice-President
•and Manager of the eastern
branches.
«
The Babb company is said to be the world's largest deuKarjfe^ new ,
and
used aircraft, aircraft engines,
parts and accessories.
Directly
of through subsidiaries the company maintains warehouses in Cali¬
fornia, New Jersey and Canada and has offices in several foreign
countries.—V. 176, p. 1158.
his
Pacific
reservation
50.
p.
Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—
privately through Chas. W.
Scranton & Co. am issue of $919,000 first mortgage 3^4%
bonds, series M, dtte Oct. 1, 1987, it was announced on
tion
Babb
176,
has placed
company
—V.
Atlas Corp.—Acquisition—
This
stock.—V.
common
Bridgeport Hydraulic
The
913.
Associated Natural Gas
and
Atlantic
Stuart & Co* Inc. and associates
The notice of withdrawal of
the
B
class
of
shares
700 foot
the
on
producing well has
quarter-section holdings
Canadian
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
.
on
an
will
which
Mine,
Samoa
own
Mine,
the Samoa
Is
There
8 inch vein was opened up.
A vein 2 inches wide of 20% zinc has also been encountered m
level of
proceeding, but final decision has not as yet been made."
dividend on 30 cents per share of common Stdck
Oct. 15 to all stockholders of record on Oct. 1, 1952.
now outstanding 547,804 shares" of common stock and 956,120
are
The first quarterly
was
Arizona Mining
"The uranium re¬
In part:
plant built In conjunction with the Atomic Energy Commission
was
completed ahead of schedule and is now in full operation. "Design and studies on the
proposed by-product sulphuric acid
certain stock¬
to go to
The entire proceeds are
Mo.
also V.
See
.
15 said
Oct.
on
a
on
covery
(par $4)
all
1951
,
President,
Block,
Louis
is
holders.
for
available.
expected that th;i offering of the 356,717 shares of common
will be made publicly on and after Oct. 29 by Stifel,
Nieolaus & Co. Inc.; Reinboldt & Gardner; and Newhard, Cook & Co.,
It
Stock
$1.34
quarterly basis are not
$0.45
:
fourth
A
party's
9 Months
3 Months
1952—
Period Ended Sept. 30,
Commission—
Net
The
SEC
Co.—Earnings—Plant in Operation
Blockson Chemical
Santa Rosa, Calif.—
Andrews Building Products, Inc.,
Files With Securities and Exchange
.
bonds,
it
Interest
authority
was
a
petition with the New York P.
to Issue
and
announced on Oct.
sell
$6,000,000
of
first
S.
Com¬
mortgage
20.
rate, date of maturity and other data relating to the Issue
will be filed with the
Proceeds from
Commission
the new
at
a
later
date.
bond issue will help finance the
utility com¬
pany's construction program, expected to cost approximately $30,100,000
during 1952 through 1954. Chief item in the program is the construction*
Number 5163
Volume 176
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1563)
or
second 60,000 kilowatt generating unit at Danskammer Point Steam
JStation on the Hudson River at an estimated cost of
a
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.—Proposed Construction-
$12,500,000.
The
COMPARATIVE
Period End.
Operating
per
♦After
ferred
487,763
2,312,506
1,972,460
1,545,528
1,644,387
$0.88
$0.69
outstdg.—
1,972,460
315,174
1,644,387
share..
$0.16
$0.13
com.
interest
and
and
reservation;
requirements
before
current
income
12
period
months'
and
$155,347
of
before
and
in
1952
2,242,986
The
Feb,
requirements of $581,138 for
the prior year.—V. 176, p. 506.
for
that
the
that
to
corporation
covering
Oct.
on
138,135
share),
filed
9
shares
of
letter
a
without
notification
of
stock
common
underwriting.
plant requirements.
complete
hearing
The
to
be
Net
to
are
assets,,
;
at
par
be
23
attach
its
any
in
The
an
service
value
June 30,'52
affects
certain
agreements
priorities
file
on
with
(A.) De Pinna Co.—Consolidation—
cus¬
customers
contained
the
See Julius
in
The
tion's
1953
expanding
model
Colbert
of
intensified
films
new
plans for the production
world-wide distribution, revealed
for
agreements
provide
for
with
three
increase
an
in
at
passenged
future
said
cars
for
the
special
a
Oct.
on
23
the -automotive
company's
preview
press
the
his
stressed
Bank
of
full
Boston,
and
rate
of
14.—V.
$15,000,000
Bank
of
in
America
credits
and
from
the
of
Gross
Man¬
exps.
Bal.,
inc.fr.
Other
$5,000,000 in
animal
•/
t
*
.
feed supplement called
will
allow
feed
B
Y-60
Vitamin
"All
same
to
are
be
such
in design,
Dodge has a
remarkable
a
cars."—V.
176,
performer
1470.
p.
"
,
In
DeSoto
our
'
• -
•
•
and
Chrysler
■Net
V-8
at
Cinerama, Inc.—Affiliate Changes Name—
>
* The name of Thomas-Todd .Productions,. Inc., an affiliate,
changed to Cinerama Production Corp. This corporation has
with
Cinerama, Inc.'under which it has certain exclusive rights '
certain obligations to produce and
exhibit motion pictures ac¬
and
cording
to-the
Cinerama
-Process
the
In
"field; Cinerama, Inc. is to supply certain
and
is
to
receive
produced.—V.
175,
Cleveland
The
of
Oct.
stock,
21
theatrical
the
of
the
The company
authorized
subject
mission, and also subject
registration statement.
L,
of
proceeds
to
to
the
from
the
films
offer
'
by the
the SEC of
by
the
company's
record
of
the
at
close
of
business
Nov.
on
1952.
24,
company intends
Issue
to
finance
Lindseth
date
current
1952
The
expenditures of
scheduled
have
we
company's
than
more
for
work
on
The first
capacity, are due
125,000-kilowatt generating
1954.
A
208,000-kilowatt
units, will
expended
this
■
go
research
will
generator,
exceed
the
of
one
by
the
Eitst4ftfo;
early
time
to
to
world's
time our total
customers'
our
requirements
growing
for
electricity.
"The
total
company's
464,912
of
the Illuminating
company's postwar expansion
expenditures
already
made
and
those
contem¬
over
$260,000,000."
stands
now
The
cost
including
program,
plated,
shares,
at
most
recent
authorized
offering
Feb.
on
14,
of
stock
common
new
1949.—V.
176,
have
been
cents
called
redeemable
for
preference
shares
of $25
6 Months Ended
Aug. 30—
income
1952
each
capital
per
In
his
shares
all
$750,000
excess
profits
will
than
562,800
He
with
further
$3.30
tax.
the
stated
Earns,
before
—V.
will
that
the
of
lecede
not
company's
about
five
to
Fed.
taxes
The
covering
sold
at
no
for
be
par
CO2
corporation
SEC
par
from
balance
one.—V.
its
sheet
174,
present
common
miscellaneous
used
The
to
Corp., Colorado
on
Oct.
14
filed
erect
complete
Consolidated,
of
per
stock
to
services
notification
Commercial
be
issued
to
and
induce
sale
of
with
certificates
performed for corporation. The
No underwriting
Financial
will
H.
before
Deprec.
&
(Reg.
U.
Common
the
—V.
be
applicable
the
3,971,000
15,395,000
the
rate
per
176,
com.
p.
stock.
of
1,989,000
7,738,000
$3.77
$4.66
William
B.
Dana
at
the
$25
added
to
market
(about
share
per
for
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
with
the
SEC
number
a
Stock
the
of
possess
shares
newly
a-
fund
better
than
yet
as
created
in
Inc.
underwriting
when
the
new
-
been
1944.
devoted
in
its
to
operation
shares
single
a
added.
were
■
~
the
sale
shares
of
notification
of
5'%
In
of
San
filed
was
convertible
be
to
issued
and
Alexis
$100
at
A.
3%
E.
1944,
as
investment
an
issued
were
only
industry.
Later,
the corporation
the
general
in
a
certain
created
management
with
the
preferred
SEC
Oct.
on
stock
(par
16
$2),
by James D. Dole at 25 cents
30,000
Post
Francisco,
shares
Calif.—V.
be
to
are
through J.
cumulative
5%
value
par
$105
plus
each
Barth
176,
series.
offered
&
Co.
covering
of which
share
per
for
and
cash
The
for
Broy
1376.
p.
redeemable
have
been
dividend
accrued
$
'
23,150,567
sinking
called
that
to
reason
of
the
stock
common
Dec.
of
1952,
fund
for
date
preferred
redemption
of
$1.25.—V.
on
161,
and
may
421,875
10,106,040
11,847,063
at
holders of
record
of
$31
a
of common
the
close
stock
stock
a
stock
common
at
common
of rights to sub¬
share in the ratio
1952,
50 shares
of
holders
of
held
dividend
for
each
business
40
Oct.
July
or
effective
$47.94
$54.93
to
with
to
the
$48.38
$53.16
if
close
if
from $59.92 to $57.93 if
1, 1972,
from
$64.90
to
before
July
p.
1, 1977,
1471.
of
business
converted
converted
$62.70
and
on
thereafter
converted
if
from $69.89
and
Oct.
21,
before
or
on
thereafter
converted
;,1952,
July
1,
before
or
and
on
or
thereafter
to $67.47 if converted
'
,,
;>'•
12,268,938
755,009
held
21,
of the declaration of
share
one
the
at which the 3% convertible subordinate
converted
into
common
stock
of
the
company
be
From
1967,
on
of
stock
reduced
from
1,
1952,
common
been
before
8,.
to
-V
to
1952,
Oct.
company
for each
reason
Privilege-
notice
a
said:
3,
business
the
of
and by
Nov.
on
of
in
22
debentures
the conversion price
follows:
July
6.027,420
10,861.049
close
share of common stock
as
16.200,000
6,583,812
issuance
the
at
for
debentures
34.496,358
6,434,275
of
record
Oct.
on
subordinate
said record date
has
'
10,805.243
Gerstacker, Treasurer,
convertible
one
21,
1952—9 Mos.-9 Mos.—1951
16,224,175
140,625.
(Allen B.) Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings Up—
40 Weeks Ended
6.443,187
3,169.220
3,162.493
3,169,220
$2.03
$3.19
$3.74
17G,
p.
Oct. 5/52
.
,
Sales
3,162,493
$1.86
Net
Common
Thisj
loss,
tAfter
corporal ion
to
dividends
has sold
full studio
Radio and
a
on
end
of
320,000
2,361,054
2,361,054
$0.11
period
'$0.18
L_
preferred
VHF
stock.-
(Very High
equipment and
Television
359,000
i
—
shares—Outstanding at
per
common
share
transmitter,
casts,
238.
Oct. 7/51
$52,128,000 $37,537,000
profit.
Company,
and
to
prospects
sale.
has
Until
be
securities' of
average
,
head
public
of
un¬
series
will
management
the
of
amendment
an
of
Fund,
assets
to
will
Co.
for
the
are
of
of
of
shares
1,868,051
subscriptions
the
working capital. No
a
Roquette
mobile
Pinto,
,
Frequency)
unit
for
television
remote
educational
tele¬
station
Publishers, 25 Park Place. New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D
Seibert. Editor and Publisher:
William Dana
Seibert, President.
Published
twice
a
week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, IU.
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1952 by William H. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 2o, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3,
1879.
Subscriptions in United States,
U. 8. Possessions, T-^ltories and Members of Pan-American Union, $45.00 per year; in Dominion
of Canada, $48.00
per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
NOTE:
"
the
Fund—Registers With SEC
the
of
Crosley Motors, Inc.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
Office)
offered
about
be
objective
of
scribe
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
below.—V.
with
;
,
&
outstanding
31
"By
9,515,000
$0.96
7,672,312
Co.
be
and
Growth
believes
to children"
both
1962,
Rubber
to
-
will
Stock
The
all
it
1936.
of
shares
•(Earnings
&
notification
Dow Chemical Co.—Debenture Conversion
and
Tire
of
2555.
of
157,633,055 142,781,085 364,834,420 353,164,558
share
letter
a
Dominion Malting Co., Ltd.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—
327.
General
$10)
preferred
proceeds
Diversified
iM
19,963,000
5,904.004
outstdg..
was
1159.
account
Co.,
to
Stock
shrs.
1951
30,
involved.
Funds,
p.
letter
♦Net/
See
Patent
be
offered
result
176,
"as gifts
of
proceeds will
8.
the
A
$
4,426,000
251,666
filed
15
(par.
the
The
of series,
each
specialized series
60,000
29,478,000
6,155,670
Sept.
5% -cumulative preferred stock (par $100),
common stock (par $10)
and 2,000 shares of
stock
Peabody
are
30,000 shares
165,951,000
6,466,220
dividends....
to
(James) Dole Engineering Co., San Froncisco, Calif.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
p.
2,165,029
income
provision
'
Oct.
on
thereafter.—V. 176,
Net
$4,186,747 ~($5,190,383
'."'".$1.68
'$2.30
shares)
1952—largely
following
depletion
(Original
long-term growth.
Oct.
23,133,000
14,786,919
2,261,503
two general management
series—Diversified, Investment Fund and what
now
known as Diversified Common Stock Fund.
Since that time,
the
net
assets
of
the
corporation
have
increased
from
less
than
$10,000,000 to approximately $45,000,000 at
Aug.
31,
Super¬
$
1952—3 Mos.—1951
deductions
taxes
Is
on
—_*•——-
profits
--
(on
number
1891.
sales
$57,639,340 $60,612,971
7,503,065 -14,829,667
'3,416.318
19,639,284
:
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$
$1.19
1951
.169,282
327.
p.
for
which
Kidder,
1470.
p.
48,596,000 132,096,000
2,434,000
1952
,
estimated $630,000 for carry-back of an unused
(After restating Federal income taxes to actual
voting
company»since
department
5,960,000
share.-
Subs.)—Earnings—
investment
Howay,
176,
$
be involved.
Chronicle
for
stock
com.
p.
Balance
of participation production certificates to
denominations of $1,000 each) and 50,000 shares
plant.
J.
of
special
Carl
inc.—
on
Period End. Sept. 30-
Net
358.
Springs, Colo.—Files—
letter
total
maintenance
said.—V.
(&
period
substantially
payable
Earns,
a
its
continues
p.
$250,000
(in
a
$1.87
|
1951,
issues).
companies
inc.
earnings
common
Colorado
the
of
Diversified
El
6.860,000
174,
Profit
company
ratio
current
a
provide
45,063,000
Preferred
of
place
in
1952—3 Mos.—1951
Sales
562,800
$0.77
—
of
invest
are
said.
was
for
Period End. Sept. 30—
that
sound
is
$1,72
$1.71
Funds, Inc. has filed
registration statement covering
shares
of
8,000,000 pounds in September,
Terminals
Income taxes
business
six
■?
the
and
Container Corp. of America—Earnings—
letter
the
plants
"2,300,272
while
level.
It
Continental Can Co., Inc.
:
first
months,
and
of
to stockholders Albert R. Jube, President, commented
general opinion expects a
further recession
of
business
conditions in the near future the prospects of the company are more
favorable.
He further commented that while these are difficult times
to
hazard
a
guess as
to what the future will hold
he is
hopeful
that
equipment
$1.62
$1.33
and-excess
an
176,
share
determined
The
$1,856,693
outstanding
share
common
the
manufacturing
4,156,965
$431,373
;
Earnings
♦Includes
When
more
intendent
Net
586,393
profit
Common
construction
$1.26
$1.26
Diversified Growth
its
are
for
5,460,306
vDiversified
,
of
repairing the company's over-the-road equipment.
acquired operating rights into Los Angeles only last
April and has been occupying temporary terminal facilties since then.
Volume of freight
handled has increased from 2,500,000 pounds in
Earns,
1951
Not stated
1,017,766
taxes_
electronic,"
purchase
New
contract
2,886,893
$1,21
share
for
common
two
shares
dividend of 30
$21,402,315
Profit before income taxes__
Net
main
13,232,341
taxes—
the
com.
shares
B
per
-
'•
first
year—and sales during
over
1951's
initial
six
7,761,216
3,576,283
"Combining
in ,the
as
10,055,758
___^_
underwriting will
more
Consolidated
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
Prov,- for
60'%
Consolidated's
taxes
Collins & Aikman Corp.
well
8,080,985
15,538,449
10,078,143
$57,169,091 $60,443,689
income
rate
$100
development
program
with
give Consolidated a leading
as
8,668,901
16,119,239
etc.———-470,249
income
Fed.
per
class
was
value
par
redemption at $26.25 plus accrued
figure."
by
of
analytical in¬
industry. Since its incorporation in 1937,
steady growth. uLast year's sales
totaled
previous
up
sales
5,974,321
11,337,499'
Sept. 30
corporation
7,000
the
a
mechanized freight ter¬
Angeles, Calif., has been awarded by this corporation to
Hastings, Inc.- of that city, it was announced on Oct, 16.
will
get
underway immediately on
the site purchased
some
Federal
Net
the
square-foot building
share.
a
a
$
cumulative
annual
substantial
and
that
out
6,006,457
12,037^013
covering 250 shares of
other
683.
p.
SEC
.
pointed
Consolidated's
a
.
at Los
May to
23,619,434
23,343,478
(R. S.) Dickson & Co., Inc., Charlotte, N. C.—Files—
is
Consolidated,
research
and
had
were
center
servicing
24,788,140
per.
profits credit.
The
the
by
complete installation will include two primary buildings, an
equipment wash rack and a large parking area. The terminal
building
will
provide
an
80
by 245-foot mechanized
freight dock,
with
a
50 by 110-foot two-story office building at one end.
A separate 26,000-
Stock—
The
statement
as
for
275,956
17.311,820
revenues
$9,167,555.)—V.
The
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.—To Redeem Prefer¬
ence
of
"profits _by
said.
approach
652,368
shrs.
income for
excess
—V.
will
largest single-
1,700,000
meet
and
1952
ago.
24,135,772
161,877
1,981,255
dividends,
Earnings
Work
plant.
tiipd;
business
increase
extensive
science
$468,546
17,149,943
period—
the
—'"•After deducting
Howard
in
^Ju^addition, our construction program includes
oracr projects, large and small, and more will be addod
huntkgd^of
Tfom
Net
rates
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—New Freight Terminal
A
$
1471.
p.
bexore
other
kilowatts, considerably more
than
double the
company's 1949 generating capacity,
"More than $80,000,000 has already been authorized for investment
at
above
the
located In
Pasadena, Calif.
Its sales offices
York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington, D. C.,
and Houston, Texas.—V. 176, p. 1058.
Paso,
this total
at which
1956,
would
has
in
$
outst.
aver.
dur.
for
$4.04
shown
in
new
-
operation
for
of
months
in
the
Joint
a
.
situated
minal
placed
v
-announcement
future
for
of
in
21
Equipment Department will be the
business
by
Consolidated,
manufacturers
months
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$
products
Total
Prov.
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition
Oct.
on
President
$5,614,550—double
be
on
be added at Eastlake
capacity
calls
months.
taxes
increases
Vacuum
power plant is proceeding
turbogenerators, each of 125,000
the line next year, and a third
will
unit
12
the
said.
The
struments
common
for
$39,000,000 of
next
profits
excess
include
Vacuum
Consolidated
Eastlake
new
Eastlake
to
budget
Some
the
$21,000,000
$4,000,000,
another
The
additions,"
property
about
construction
within
our
two
kilowatts
shaft
proposed
$96,000,000,
expenditure
"Construction
satisfactorily.
system
and
the
to
Equipment business will
position in the vacuum equipment field,
he
record
18,043,470
dec.
or
of
on
of
Profit
$404,000.
$2.95
and
adjusted
Transfer
S.
Consolidated's
said.
in
construction.
is
to apply the net proceeds from
surtax
announced
were
companies.
DPI's
to
"The
"To
'39,000
"$295,400
were
than
Oct. 22 filed its applications with both commissions..
on
and
end
Interest,
'488,000
•
_
1
been
Fogg,
proposed purchase
"
period will expire about Dec. 19.
The subscription price for the new shares will be determined
shortly
before the offering, and will be included in an amendment to the
registration statement.
Mr.
tax
share
per
have
Philip
557,895 shares
Ohio P. U. Com¬
subscription
stock
"931,000
349,500
.
Lindseth,
directly
held
644,900 r
:
_
expected about Jan. 1,'""
1953.
The price was not disclosed.
DPI's distillation operations and
Its business in vitamin concentrates and synthetic chemicals are
not
'Involved
in
the
sale.
•;■
now
shares
taxes
—:
division
two
offering of
approval
approval
tries
equipment
President, announced that the company expects
holders of the 2,789,476 shares of common stock
outstanding, the right to subscribe to the entire issue of 557,895
shares, on the basis of one share of the new stock for each five
to
income
Consolidated Engineering
.
of
17,546,326
income—
9 Months Ended
Negotiations for the. sale to this corporation of the equipment manu¬
facturing portion of. Eastman Kodak Co.'s Distillation Products Indus¬
entertainment,
necessary
1018.
p.
on
common
Elmer
shares
Electric-Illuminating Co.—Plans Financing
directors
new
specified
..
stockholders
4.97,144
shrs.
on
average
aggre-
Oper.
surplus
per share—
176,
Sales
has beenan
Util.
Diamond Alkali Co.
.
$3,791,500
imposed retroactively by the Revenue Act of 1951.. (Based
99,916 shares outstanding at Sept. 30, 1952.—V. 176, p. 327.
on
taxes__
paid
outst.
1.951:
$3,695,400
taxes—
normal
1951
which
tneat
Federal
profits
excess
•The
for
"
}
1952
profit
tEarfltogs
.
'
.
divs.
Based
new
the
"And
capital
dividend
121,637,064.168,865,082 161,527,^29
108,956,210 104,437.121 144,729,310 138,184,251
income—_______
Based
Corp.—Earnings—
:
income
Federal
1953
our
lin$s of passenger cars, Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto and
from bumper ;to" bumper," Mr. Colbert
new 140-horsepower V-8 engine with the
type hemispherical combustion chamber that already has proved
said.
and
Corp.
Earnings
to
incorporate the four
supplement.—V. 176, p. 767.
one
Sept. 30—
profit before
Federal
to
1952—9 Mos.—1951
Balance
.
Chrysler,
Net
Cash
manufacturers
feeds with only
sales
Net
the
such
.
was
announced
on
Oct.
16
by the corporation's
Department.. Incorporating the four basic B-complex
Riboflavin,
Niacin,
Choline
and
Pantothenic
Acid,
this
9 Months Ended
!
fourth
126.502,536
income
Gross
Nutrition
Consolidated Cement
Net
the
1
in
shares.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Deductions from income
-^-V.
Together, Mr. Colbert said, the complete 1953 line of Chrysler Cor¬
poration built automobiles incorporate more than 50 major mechanical
advances.
These improvements, he said, are in the Chrysler tradition
of engineering "firsts."
Dec.
on
Increased, Etc.—•
increase
an
dividend,
1005.
p.
683.
p.
fr. util. opers.
rev.
Util.
cars,
year."
authorized
payable
year,
176,
22
25-cent
a
Detroit Edison Co.
First
Bank
the
169,
1,500,000 Jfommon
Period End. Sept. 30—
-
Supplement
supplement
"represent collectively the greatest improvements in styling; engineer¬
ing and riding comfort ever introduced by Chrysler Corp. in any single,
below.—V.
10%
multi-vitamin
new
vitamins:
confidence
passenger
calendar
on
to
sum
vitamins in their
model
to
voted
the
,<r
corpora¬
directors
Nov.
borrowing
.,-$21.36
industry.
1953
new
of
Inc.
$
embodies
agreement
credits
Feed
Co.,
Oct.
on
1,000,000
on
major banking insti¬
Columbia's
&
of
Commercial Solvents Corp.—New Development—
President,
in
will
The
Animal
Colbert,
stockholders
from
for
Corp.—Financing Arrangements—
reflecting
2,439,742
,
$20.21-.
;
,
Garfinckel
Delta Air Lines,
Inc.—Capitalization
Commission.
>«•
2,473,921
share
per
,
one-story building has 7,200 square feet of floor area, with
height of 12 feet.
eave
stock
schedule
new
the
20.
new
the
new
existing
Engineering Co. of Bethlehem, Pa., has erected a new
shop for the Dalton Foundries, Inc., manufacturer of mal¬
irpn castings, at Warsaw, Ind., it was announced
iron and gray
Oct.
on
mature in five years provides $10,000,000 in
open credits with amortization of both
annually.
Columbia's new financing arrangement
replaces one of $12,000,000
made with the same banks in
August, 1950.—V. 176, p. 1470.
Chrysler Corp.—Holds Preview of 1953 Cars—
an
leable
certain
adversely
and
that
National
A
Mr.
on
completion of
This
used
$50,005,416 $52,123,849
outstanding
L.
pipeline
condition
a
to
to
facilities.
—V. 173, p. 1642.
L.
on
not
services
Foundries, Inc., Warsaw, Ind.—Expands—
Luria
steel-frame
periods set forth in exhibits presented
the application. Colorado and Public Service contend
corporation,
tutions
the
at
Sept. 30,*52
asset
its
The
to
company
1264.
p.
future
Oct.
with
offered
proceeds
of—
Shares
fcr
Columbia Pictures
This
fixed
net
Dalton
commencing
The
Chemical Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Decrease—
As
rehearing
a
rehearing
Colorado
additional
any
condition
176,
hattan.
Total
hold
20, authorizing this
facilities to increase
first
^Chemi-Cote Perlite Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
per
shown
schedules
'
<$1
will
Feb.
requested
directed
render
rate
its
SEC
which
to
this
Light Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
mortgage bonds 3V*%
series due Dec.
1, 1981, are
available in exchange
for outstanding temporary bonds at Bankers
Trust Co., New York City.—V.
175, p. 2686.
The
last
transmission
gas
companies
order
—V.
Central Illinois
Definitive
two
20
or
at
dividend
$411,385
natural
beyond
in
»
'
Commission
issued
Colorado.
pre¬
$102,847
Power
order
an
tomers
quarterly
and
on
system capacity from about 3G8 million cubic feet
daily to approx¬
imately 452 million cubic feet. The rehearing was requested
.by Colorado
Interstate and one of its customer
companies, Public Service Co. of
$4,500,074 $20,378,930 $17,828,097
3,173,717
Federal
27
construct
1952—12 Mos.—1951
■
468,328
dividend
1951
the
Oct.
719,483
income
Earns,
EARNINGS
after
taxes
Common shrs.
■
$4,904,650
income
Federal
OP
1952—3 Mos.—1951
revenues
Operating
♦Net
Sept. 30—
STATEMENT
3
advertisements
must
be
made
to
New
York
funds.
,
of
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
4
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
ToTaTnet^akfl-™".
said, in tiine
part of 195J.
Present plans call for the station to be used primarily for cultural and
educational purposes in the Brazilian capital city.—V. 176, p. 684.
Federal
income
District
of
Sales
$1.22
..
authorized
from
three-for-one
a
split
held.
share
each
for
the
present stated value.
The
the
The
company
tional
capital
struction
at
and
The
Co.
Pinna
De
A.
Inc.
than 95%
Pinna)
Offer—
Sugar Associates—Exchange
Eastern
offer
the
required
are
the
of
holders
and
1952,
3,
Exchange
Curb
preferred shares wishing to. accept
their certificates for the issues
$5
forward
to
Kodak Co.—To Sell DPI Division—
Eastman
Engineering Corp. above—V. 176, p. 1100.
See Consolidated
Underwood
below,—V.
Corp.
176,
The
company
the
of
13
below.—V.
Co.
176,
Definitive
for
of
notification
of
filed
was
the
with
SEC
Oct.
on
at
13
covering
Farm
The
unit
per
corporation
Oct.
on
covering 2,000 shares
£60 per share
through
at
proceeds
to
are
of
letter
of
stock
(par
Paul
added
be
filed
to
notification
a
common
10
SEC
H.
Davis
$501
carrier
with
of
the
two
17.
Oct.
York
working capital.
Morgan & Co.
The
Trust
proceeds
Incorporated,
and
Co.
Fidelity
will, be
used
York Trust Co.,
New
Union
Trust
finance
to
Hawaii—Files
The
'company
covering
share
40,000
through
Honolulu,
With
Oct 8
shares of
filed
lor
Hanover Bank,
Brilliande,
Robert
The
Hawaii.
stock
common
proceeds
dba
to
are
be
to
with
offered
at
the
Fischer &
The
company
offered
10,500
expand
to
at
Oct.
on
$10.75
filed
class
17
shares
of
share
per
letter
a
through
Philadelphia, Pa. The net proceeds
—V. 176, p. 1265.
stock
Hallowell,
to
are
the
for
SEC
&
be
Co.,
working capital,
company
Oct.
on
10
offered
to
stockholders
of
record
23
The
net
proceeds
exploitation
of
—V.
1377
176,
p.
will
be
and
V.
used
for
and
inventories
processes
173,
p.
the
continued
owned
development and
the company j
and
U.
new
on
It
will
Co., Denver, Colo.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 16,
covering $1,000,000 of 5%%
convertible debentures
due
1962,
be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed
>V
scheduled
is
at
the
New
than
the
present
11,000
the
Atomic
N.
J.
and
tuners
of
the atomic fuel called
Knolls
Atomic
Power
there
and
heavy
at
by
demand"
the
set-makers
main
plant
been
a
"We
period
Mr.
to
of
paid
Blumenkrantz
period
that
later
been
backlog
added.—V.
year
when
sales
the
for
thus
year,
volume
assaying
,.
topped
by
Peters,
Writer
Boetteher
Colo.
$50
The
Co.,
as
^iIUde_i
and
letan
crude
Christensen,
debentures
Bosworth,
to
are
be
Inc.;
principal
the
Co.,
offered
at
$1,000
t'rn
tunnn'ft
51™-000
idded £
Roberts
Inc.,
all
of
unit,
per
& Co.;
Denver,
with
business
"is
and
exploration
and
for,
natural
production
gas."
Net
will
continue
to
intact
1939. > The
since
was
made
•
from
orders
above
for
the.
and
.
proceeds
as follows:
of
the
$700,000
present
to
increase
e
added
during
netted in
said
he
this
^ remaindcr of such proceeds will be
capUM'
the
c-
6o
rat?r.f
Jh
h
commitment to purchase only
use their best efforts to sell the
are*\°nbe convertibIa into common stock
per $1,000 debenture through Oct. 1, 1955
General Investment
7n
il
shares
1,
1958 —y
17c
p
1471
14,785,507
13,146,819
1,074,952
986,328
earns.
of
The
corporation
covering
share,
general
Tank
2.39
dividend
a
&
below.—V.
Mfg.
on
Oct.
100.000
without
corporate
most
in
recent
May
of
payment,
1951.
the
$9,000,000,
which
Co.—Control Sold—
173,
announcement
Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
17
shares
filed
of
purposes.—V.
a
letter
capital
underwriting.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Luria Engineering Co.
The
175,
p.
of
stock
proceeds
916;
V.
notification
be
to
are
174,
with
offered
be
to
p.
at
used
the
$1
for
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
be
announcement made
188.
Oct.
on
for
appointed
1952—Month—1951
1952—8 Mos.—1951
$767,759
$6,868,380
$5,737,673
627,619
586.443
4,843,818
4,179,601
of notification with the
stock (par one cent)
to
Morris Cohon & Co., New
letter
a
common
through
Inc.—Registrar for Stock—
Bank
of
the
City
the
of
50c
from
lease
•
**.
CY200
Cr25
taxes__
taxes
inc
Net after charges
—V.
operating
176,
p.
has
been
value.—V.
par
176,
Co.—Earnings Show Improvem't
Hammond Instrument
Months
Six
Profit
Ended
before
taxes
1950
$3.98
4.06
1.72
*$2.85
(per share 1
figures.—V.
174,
$2.19
$2.26
INCOME
1597.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Hapman-Dutton Co.
CONSOLIDATED
1951
$6.25
*5.71
—-—-
profit after taxes
'Estimated
1952
$8.56
Sept. 30—
share)
(per
share)
(per
(Including Hapman
1952
JULY 31,
END.
FOR YEAR
ACCOUNT
sales
Net
income
a
Federal
before
taxes
Inc.,
Conveyors,
%
Net
Net
wholly-owned subsidiary)
a
income
1059.
$2,019,920
—*
—.—
155,014
%
taxes
income
on
22,106
:.—
1-
profit
Earnings
'This
As
31,
July
liabilities
loss
net
a
—
$47,594
of
This
company
formerly
was
as
preceding
$739,213
and
year.
current
$238,806.
to
acquisition
the
to
the
for
totaled
assets
current
1952
amounted
shares)
400.000
(on
with
*$132,908
$0.33
—
—
share
per
compares
at
at
May
known
C.
H.
Dutton Co. prior
the capital stock of Hapman
as
of
1950
1,
Inc.
Conveyors,
lic offering of a
stock
Offering Oversubscribed—The pub¬
issue of 135,000 shares of common
new
at $29.121/2
(par $15), made on Oct. 21
~6~3.000
54.000
657,000
496,000
51,721
33,585
398,091
283,576
$110,296
$93,756
$969,471
$778,696
73,388
65,032
652.289
579,884
share
per
of underwriters headed by Goldman, Sachs
dealers and the books
group
a
& Co., has been oversubscribed by
The offering started at
12.45
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
the
from
will
financing
funds of the company to be available
including additional working capital
and
additions
improvements
BUSINESS—The
The
Baltimore
on
were
the
of
year
in
that
the
748,176
since
the
year
first
have
dividend
Easton,
largest
combined
one
ol
and
its
is
been
of
31,
1952
common
company
general
the
to
thiee
in Washing¬
and
store
of
operations
New
York
business
the
largest
consolidated
in
company's
department
subsidiaries
stock
offering
so
Oct.
while
$92,088,382
were
of
its
on
the
shares
31
in
to
year
stockholders
of
and
share
31.
stock
common
in. May,
share were paid in
this fiscal
earn¬
a
Jan.
1944.
the fiscal
Two dividends each of 45 cents per
far
during
net
to $3.87
outstanding
has paid dividends on
public
1952.
paid
payable
Md.;
department
the
aggregating $1.65 per common
ended Jan. 31,
share
Jan.
shares
DIVIDENDS—The
stores are located
and
equal after preferred dividends,
$3,084,789.
added
city.
company
ended
be
for general corporate
and expenditures tor
facilities.
retail
the
the
constitute
stores
sales
fiscal
while
C.
businesses
Net
the
D.
13
Annapolis
conducts
company
its
to
company's
Baltimore,
C.;
D.
store
and the books
p.m.
closed at 3:10 p.m.
Dividends
Net
York
New
of
stock,
common
1377.
p.
ings
prop
operating
City,
Exchange Commission
capital.
working
registrar
of
share
per
National
Chase
filed
15
shares
cents
Greer Hydraulics,
City.
$852,636
Oiher
Oct. 20.
011
Chemical Co., Inc., Salt Lake
Securities and
1,000.000
30
at
used
ton,
expenses
income
of Bethlehem, Pa.,
manufacturing plant to be erected at Evans-
an
Greater Mountain
general
—
revenues
Federal
2189,
East Chicago, Ind.-—
Co., Inc.,
the
to
ana
Utah—Files With
closed.
Operating
applic.
and
2289
pp.
plant, scheduled for completion next January, will be a standard¬
steel-frame structure with 16,000 square feet of floor area.
by
the rise, with
Operating
oper.
$40.67
2.60
manufacturer of steel and alloy tanks and vessels,
a
contract
a
Hecht Co.—Stock
record
would
General Telephone Co. of The Southwest—Earnings—
of
1,671,703
156, p. 781.
above.—V.
Corp.
fabricating
Washington,
Rent
10,531,833
$40.82
2.61
$37.70
stock
com.
purposes,
debe.ntures and to
chares thereafter through Oct.
820,405
and
first
the
dividend
a
.
working
1950
$24,470,766
894,312
...
transportation
cataJytic cracker from approximately 3,000 to
fi t,a.y:,l$100:000 to install a steam regeneration system;
to
l1'"!
equipment to convert some present waste gases
Thp
*
be
V
1951
"like
the
outlook,
the
..
With Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
of
being
a
products at wholesale
of,
*7000nnn?rrrhiteii»KhafVe made,a firm
t.nd
a
in
cash
The
were
per
oleum, distributing petroleum
petroleum
™Cfa 'S
Simons;
&
financing will be used approximately
(
Sidlo
Sullivan
commission.
company's
r
and
&
shr.
and
2177.
p.
a
and
underwriting
The
of
&
with
$26,606,315
v;
lorn,
Wyo., according to
ized,
$12,000,000."
company
keeping
sales
in
electronic components for defense is on
military
of
175,
In
earnings will be
equal to 50 cents, a share,
uninterrupted
Manufacture of
increasing
100%.
•
spokesman
this
$17,000,000
substantial
current
a
of
...
the $303,592,
the
entails
almost
by
%
,
Meanwhile,
SEC
basis
Knitting Works, Grand Rapids, Mich.—Sale—
new
a
ville,
of
ago
expect
239.
p.
the
offered
the
on
1952
income
Tri-Continental
Federal
that
tuners
substantial
by
,
176,
with
be
to
Inc.
shares,
Crosley
shr. of pref. stk.~
This corporation,
for
its
for
defense components
at
the Elizabeth
plant,
upswing in operations there."
He said
Chicopee
plants
WoUld
be
operating
at
nearthe end of November.
"a
year
declared:
27
$5)
(par
the
six-month
nerlod
to
upon
Expansion—
and
forecast
with
or
part
$27,387,046
at
and
production
has
each
notification
of
Motors.
Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance
See
Taxes
472.
p.
Blumenkrantz, Chairman of the Board, said
"sharp rise" in sales of its new television
Elizabeth
p.
Globe
near
-Sales Rise—Plans Payment
attained
in
depend
plutonium
designing
is
subcontract
subcontractor!
a
425.
a
the Aircraft
176,
Motors, Inc.,
advisable to merge
to
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
per
Net
volume"
"the
for
taxes
per
atomic
Laboratory
and
the
before
or
on
Crosley
of
will
stock
Croslev
of
land-based prototype
a
Navy submarines;
accept
reserves
incdriie—$10,627,315 $11,490,232 $11,446,825
The
the
growing
the
General
prove
as
letter
a
common
Sept. 30—
domestic
profits
to
in
Commission,
Energy
to
Tire
offer."
the
iiled
14
of
stock
share
ac¬
Crosley
987,896
and
be
engaged
persons
currently is building
"high
Oct.
on
operations:
earned
in
completion
company's River
1954.
1952
to
to
earned
awarded
was
for
in
may
it
176,
,••/:.
the
built at
be
delivered
be
amounting to 20 cents per share,
Frontier Refining
Navy is building,
Project at Lockland, Ohio, which
nuclear power plant for airplanes.—V.
a
Abraham
result
be
and
excess
corporation
decision
on
of
General
the latest
the CVA-60,
begin in December
operation
"It
Final
fractional shares.—V.
has awarded
■
which makes
bombs;
future
another
takes
—V.
aircraft
S. Navy
components, this corportaion 011 Oct. 15 forecast
latter six months of the year that ends Feb.
28, 1953, would approximate $17,000,000.
The
corporation also operates at Joliet, 111., and Chicopee, Mass.,
site of its Sickles Division.
half
the
upon
stock
offered,
explained.
Tire
Tire
Graver
war¬
a
segments contributing to different phases of the gov¬
program include the vast Hanford Works in
power
the
of
shares
stock.
all
or
to
Tire
General
said.
declared.
common
from
Net
V.
also
17.
■
to
to
gears,
more
for
he
Piov. ugaiust unrealized
energy
volume, for
has
The company filed
has
now
atomic
on
television
by
1275.
3.
.'•
General Instrument Corp.-
current
Sept.
to subscribe
for
a
period of 30 days from Oct.
10 for
175 additional shares of capital stock (par $1) at $200 per share on a
l-for-15 basis.
for
conditioned
are
tendered,
are
stockholders
of
of
excess
New
of
See
used
be
Propulsion
The
right
he
stock¬
to
opportunity
an
common
purchase
operations.
6,861
Foreign
of Dividend—
the
Forming Machine Co. of America, Inc.—Rights—
The
U.
Brooklyn.
at
Mass.,
capacity levels by
the
for the
Oct.
carrier is
new
Lynn,
main
Elizabeth,
to
pari
Sulzberger
used
be
with
(no
to
letter
a
to bor¬
City
Mo.
common
1952.
is
of
minimum
185,251
O'Neil
General
Amt.
company
the
to
propulsion machinery on
which
Co.,
SEC—
notification
of
preference
A
10,
offer
Depreciation
Government Contract—
on
plant for U. S.
Based
business.
Nov.
shares
the
in
with
partly
either all cash
the
tendered,"
the
that
Gillette Co.
Flung Atomic Energy Activities—
atomic
per
Underwriting
used
Porter Co.—Files With
the
atomic
in
use
sales
covering
the
turbines
in
Far
Nuclear
SEC
$7.50
of
City,
Kansas
company
announced
Schenectady, N. Y.,
contracts.
defense
Hawaii
be
by this
was
Shipyard
three
an
Tire
:
j
this
Bank
equipment ever
of
notification
of
propulsion
the State of Washington
Co.
government
letter
a
it
company
ernment's
Life Insurance Co., Ltd., Honolulu,
SEC—
on
Co.,
G-E
constructing
Financial Security
Trust
powerful
plant
The
following banks are participating in the credit:
National City
Bank, Chase National Bank of the City of New York, First National
Bank, Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, Manufacturers Trust-Co.,
P.
National
energy
work under contract with
G-E official disclosed on Oct. 16.
The
J,
authorized
has
Chase
giant aircraft carriers the
'■ ••:■.:•■" -
The
The
than
decline
plans
company
paid for
B.
Has
corporation,
that
See Aetna Industrial Corp.
Commerce
the
Naval
1955.
manufacturing affiliate of International Telephone
& Telegraph Corp., announced on Oct. 17 a two-year extension of its
revolving bank credit to Dec. 31, 1954. and an increase in the amount
from $18,000,000
to $22,500,000, with Interest at 3%%.
Mr.
its
General
one
Bonds Ready—
the
Construction of
Federal Telephone & Radio Corp.—Bank Credit—
Empire
Commission
S.
contract for
Works
This
The
Warren, General Manager of the company's Turbine Divi¬
sion, said the equipment, consisting of four cross compound turbines
and four double reduction gears, will operate with the greatest economy
ever
realized on a large naval ship.
offered
111.
The
holdings * at
General
Tire,
and
accept
185,251
first
with
is,
exchange
Approved—
from
CVA-60,
Glenn
be
Chicago,
Co.,
&
to
Co.—Definitive
ship will be supplied
Equipment Acceptance Corp., Peoria, 111.—Files
to
than
made,"
reaction
Piofit
_
of
stockholders
their
of
ol
provided
cash
through
than
shares
right
definite
been
covering
City
most
The
to
open
shares
1952,"
(that
the
to stockholders of record
Sept. 30
on
General Electric Co.—New
(the
having
less
General
"are
for
be
shares
discontinue
1472.
The
subscription being limited to a minimum of
$750 to newspaper publishers onlyn The proceeds are to be used for
working capital etc. No underwriting will be involved.
$150
share paid
768.
p,
Loans
ami
p.
Family Weekly Magazine, Inc., N. Y.—Files—
the proposed issuance of 4C.000 shaves of class A common stock mo
par—stated value $1 per share) and $260,000 of 5%
debentures to
mature serially in five equal annual installments: These securities will
be offered
in units
of $130
in debentures and 20 shares of stock
the
of
they
partly
of
more
business
it
Navy
mortgage bonds, 3%%, series due 1971, are available
exchange for temporary bonds at The Chase National
of New York, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.
in
the
$7,500,000
176,
letter
the
Fund, Inc.—Net Asset Value—
per
176,
Missouri P.
The
row
York
A
AiResearch
of
to
first
delivery
Bank
1376.
p.
cents
Service
Bank
Philadelphia
"No
Amt.
Equitable Gas Co.—Offering Rescheduled—
See
plant
deliveries
18.—V.
Gas
2,122 shares of common stock ino pari
to be offered at
share,
and £.600 shares of 5%
preferred stock to be
offered at par ($50 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds
are to be used to pay for new construction.
said
emphasized
no
-"If
10.
the
:
per
by
less
have
the new $5,000,000
underway at
is
Sept. 18, the net asset value per share was $20.15. There were
1,056.193 shares outstanding on that date and the net assets of the
Fund amounted to 821,278,150 after allowance for the quarterly divi¬
covering
remaining
shares
*
President
9 Months Ended
Sepc.
the
share
one
is tendered,
General will own about 88%
of
the
Crosley common.
Last July General Tire purchased
will
135,251
"If
the SEC
17 filed a letter of notification with
Oct.
on
starters
turbine
air
(Ariz.)
initial
dend
$7,476
of
Gas Industries
853.
p.
to
185,251
or
Crosley.
of
O Neill
reserves
On
O.—Files With SEC—
Elyria Telephone Co., Elyria,
buy
cash
stqck
offer
Motors.
•
Y.—Acquired
Electronic Computer Corp., Brooklyn, N.
See
•<
,
offer
an
to
instead
ceptance
Manufacturing Co. of Arizona
scheduled this month, Murray S.
Gelber, Vice-President and Manager, said on Oct. 15.
First units off the assembly line were two weeks ahead of schedule,
Mr. Gelber said.
AiResearch plans an eight-station operation for its
production line when it is in full operation.
Start of the air turbine assembly line also marked the beginning of
operations for three of AiResearch's new production test cells. These
units were specially constructed for testing pneumatic power equipment.
The Phoenix plant is scheduled to begin production
of gas turbine
compressors in January, Mr. Gelber said,—V. 175, p. 916.
Phoenix
together with a properly executed form for such purpose to Maryland
Trust
Co.,
Baltimore, Md,
so as
to reach the trust company not
later than 4:00 p.m. on Nov. 3, 1952.—V. 176, p. 1059. „
made
Crosley,
Mr.
Corp.—Division Expands—
Production
with
Offers to Buy Crosley
—
right to huy these shares providing it exercises its option
Garrett
announced on Oct. 23 that it has
received notice to the effect that Eastern Sugar Associates has offered
to'holders of its $1 par $5 preferred shares of beneficial interest the
privilege of exchanging each share for three new S3 par $2 preferred,
shares of beneficial interest.
The exchange offer will expire on Nov.
York
New
Co.
Share—Files With SEC—
a
in
O'Neil,
of
The
Nov.
The
Rubber
stock
their
common'
1435.
p.
were
companies
at
William
stock.—V. 172,
of the convertible preferred
&
Inc.,
of
this
shares
tender
stock of Brooks Brothers,
by the Garfinckel company, which
is owned
60.9%
which
1932,
insurance
756
20
of the outstanding common
(formerly De
also has under option
due
six
to
or about 56%
01 the stock lrom Crosley and associates
shares of General Tire convertible
preferred.
Based on market
that time, the purchase price
represented a value of about
cents per share
for Crosley.
tor
opiate as separate
now
sold
were
317,077 shares,
/
Brothers
bonds
mortgage
1377.
p.
share
per
shares
all
holders
More
con¬
1159.
page
21
569,254
BROTHERS—CONSOLIDATION
BROOKS
BY
divisions.
V. 1/6,
financing.
will later on require additional
for
Motors,
$1.50
prices
Brooks
addi¬
stated that while there are no plans lor raising
the present time, completion of the company's
program
either
Brooks Brothers borrowed $2,250,000 from the Metropoli¬
upon a 15-year 4'/2%
instalment note. Of the
7,
first
September,
has
company
Crosley
Insurance Co.
amount.
each share to one-third
of
value
stated
reduce
will
split
268,011
$1.67
$2.18
the preferred stocks. iAfter special
viving company being known as Brooks Brothers, Inc., funds obtained
from the above loan were applied to pay off the 3%
terra loan and
2 '/a %
revolving credit note of The A. De Pinna Co., aggregating $650,000 in principal amount, and the notes of The A. De Pinna Co. held by
Lackneer Corp. and Royfrost Co., Inc., aggregating $30,036 in principal
to
proposal
a
The
proceeds, $1,520,000 was applied to the payment of an outstanding in¬
stalment note held by that insurance company.
Upon consolidation on Feb. 29, 1952 into A. De Pinna Co., the sur¬
increase the
1,500,000 shares to 3,000,000 shares
through issuance of two additional
approved
15
stock
common
effect
shares
Oct.
on
Feb.
Life
tan
$846,322
If
PLACEMENT
PRIVATE
—On
no
$1.2^
176,
General Tire
share_____——-l--——
requirements on
3 s/b%
in
See V.
Holdings for $1.50
of $298,131.
credits
Split Ratified—
Power Co.—Stock
stockholders
The
of
SO.41
$710,013
270,280
outstanding—
common
per
of
privately
par.
50,ouo
Crl06,040
-
dividend
•After
*3.34
$2.11
'
176, p. 1471.
Duke
to
$3-26
$2.04
Mo-
divs.
tors
SO.84
$0.43
SI.14
opers,_
General
From
—V.
$0.73
SC.41
own
1,150,700,000
380,700.000 1,166,700,000
407,400.000
-
share_„_
per
From
^Earnings
58,000
Cr32,029
taxes„:—
of subsid.
at
761 403
787.000
\
income
$2,000,000
placed
$1,551,685
1,522,984
taxes-
Columbia
shares
Common
$
$
$30%2.W1 S3oSn,877
——
and minority intcres
taxes
interest in losses and divs.
income
Net
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$
$
Earns,
(Inc.)—Earnings—
191:2—3 Mos.—1951
Pel. End. Sept. 30—
income
before
Profit
Minority
du Pont de Nemours & Co.
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—Private Placement—
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Co., Inc.
&
The
Delivery of the equipment v/ill begin shortly, Mr. Marx
for the station to start telecasting operations in the early
(E. I.)
Garfinckel
(Julius)
16
Municipality of Rio de Janicro, Brazil, it was announced on Oct.
Ernest A. Marx, Director of Du Mont's International Division.
the
by
.
.
.
(1564)
common
another 45
record
Oct.
8.
cent
Volume 176 ^Number 5163
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
.■
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Long-term debt:
'
-
•
.♦Company
stock
''
4,440,537
60,400 shs.'
?
The
$8,215,000
$15)_——_ *41,500,000 shs.' •"
(par
its
Nov.
17
proposed
postponed
*The
on
Commission
project
Idaho, and
power
Counties,
next
to
12.-rrV.
Jan.
The
the
on
Snake
Baker
176,
River
in
has
been
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—New Director Elected—
secured
deeds
by
$2,292,422,
due
$1,700,000,
due
maining
of
of
in
trust
in
bears
bears
1982,
$448,115
such
of
properties
on
1977,
interest
the subsidiaries, of which'
the rate of 3%%,
and
of
interest
at
the,, rate
at
debt is secured
of 3%%
.' NOTE—The * company
short-term
one-half
loans
which
of
had
and
is
the
at
company's option
March
to
•
agreed .to
has
company
sell to
each
17,523,043
Other
—V.
the number
purchase,
oi"shares
below:
of
stock
common
set
5
.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—— 15,500
Arnhold
S.
&
Inc.
-■>'
Bleichroeder,
—
1,500
—
Becker & Co. Inc.!—
4,500
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.—
3,500
7,000
6,000
&
Brown
Sons
Co
&
Mead.
v
Robinson
Hutton &
E.
6,000
Co
Stix
Kidder, Peabody & Co
J.
a
&
G.
of the
Oct.
Corp
SEC covering 500
shares
of
stock
common
713,520
54,699
Water Co.,
without
(par $10)
743,985
307,519
324,959
-
underwriting.
\
The
announced
was
be
Inc.,
Net
letter
a
stock
proceeds
.■
to
to
are
of
be
used
par,
maturing
Net
As
taxes,
>.
F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc.-
:
v
.V..,.
♦Net
profit
.
tEarnings
♦After
;
per
on
1060.
before
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$8,460,797'
.
_
-
•
•
Norman
Diviison,
1951
$1,006,542
.$1.89
?>couId
.
■
Hilton
ical
$8,188,136 $27,583,166 $26,254,814
The
SEC
1,844,567
668,377
770,867
286,051
278,714
286,051
278,714
Berkshire
$0.71
$0.50
$2.34
$2.77
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
below.—V.
175,
corporation
/.
original
Oct.
on
filed
17
the
registration
a
statement
with
bid
the
market
side
of
Chemical
&
•„
-
business
the
;v
reduce
short-term
bank
loans.—V.
175,
The
Oct.
on
from
151.
The
of
corpora,
through
are
to
<.<n
Moha
use
capital.—W.
and
10
filed
letter
a
of preferred stock
$10)
par
stock
be
hares
stc
common
preferred
Oct.
on
,t.
covering
to
share
one
be
offered
of
notification
of
(par $25)
in
units
of
stock
common
final
sale
Chemicals,
Division."
$200
iv' Valley Investing Co., Inc., Utica, N. Y.
j
pay
short-term debt, lor new plant
17-
the
eight shares
per
The proceeds
and working
of
""
sales
Earned
.
Vpt. 30—
and
finished "form
put into
"
~
1952
1951
$14,067,775 $13,409,266
.
befor
Provision
y/deral tax
for
>ral
'
provision
1,084,148
782,720
693,000
taxes
176,
of
International Minerals & Chem¬
-
.
„
the
last
the
of
of Innis,
assets
Speiden to
prime and
the
which has been made a part of the
Earned
—V.
aft?
sb-r--
per
176,
-axes
Inc.
International
continue
will
to
at
make
plans to spend more than
Falls plant for improvements which will in¬
chemicals
of
.iIter
$390,990
$0.93
$0.93
taxes.
2
p.
Hudson Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Increase—
of—
Total
net
Number
Net
the
M.
and
chlorine
products
about
by
25^>.
Rys. of Central America—New Director
Dixon,
Loeb,
partner
a
Rhoades
&
created by the
vacancy
of
the
New
has
Co.,
death
—V.
she.
val'
175,
(F.
outstanding
share
■C-r
161.957
131,281
$23.79
$23.43
„
York
Stock
elected
been
Moid M.
of
a
Exchange
director
Bogie.—V.
176,
firm
fill
to
p.
1266.
This
company
last
Shoe
F'l.vck &
Sons—Loan
Placed
Privately—The
company h"> placed privately with 10 insurance com¬
panies head' p by the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur¬
ance
Co.
a-
i .3ue
in
Corp.
before
shares
Of
loans,
the
'L-72.
pr
$800'
.
U
r
debentures
lerred
oct
bout
be
$2,300,000
used
to
lemainder
-
i
p.
958.
will
redeem
used
to
be
the
uspd
out*;'
redeem
retire
nding
■>
short-term-
sinking
outstanding
the
petition
before
owned
the
that Mississippi" River
privileges
of
Laclede
a
in
ownership
Laclede
by
Mis¬
-
.
-
announced last month that it had
the Commission for permission to
to
give
248,400
and
has
shares,"
Mr.
Otto
control
it
shares
has
common,
company,
our
,
Louis
of
the
company.
Laclede
of
"begun
stock,
dispose of
to
intention
its
expressed
or
about
its stock
dispose
to
President
company
plans
develop
to
be
can
gas
chose
fund
pre-(
asserted.
"
'
'
'
.
Mississippi, stated earlier that,
its application after Laclede
of
to drop
$10,000,000 gas reservoir near St.
the summer months to be used
a
stored during
the winter.
Laclede's
gas
needs are supplied by Mississippi, which pipes
in from fields in Texas and Louisiana."Wall Street Journal."
the gas
—V.
v
Marbury,
it
where
.during
..
G.
announced
.
176,
1061.
p.
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—Earnings Higher—
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
profit
State
and
Federal
Net. profit
♦Earnings
♦After
estimated
before
income
taxes—
taxes
after
estimated
common share
per
allowance
taxes
for
(est.)
sales
$2.82
and
preferred dividends.—V.
176,
p.
329.
Subs.)—Earnings-
(&
1952—12 Mos.—1951
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$29,026,636 $32,320,440
$7,890,652
taxes—
361,207
♦178,444
376,646
*54,323
2,320
1,830
10,001
11,684
Crl.360
298
Crl,264
146
$362,167
inc.
$6,102,230
*$176,316
$385,383
*$42,493
inc.
Penns.
for
taxes
Minority interest
—
loss
Net
$1,548,508
$1.80
$2,381,723
—
before
Prov.
.
taxes
Lehigh Valley Coal Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
; - > 1952 - ' •
.1951
—$4$,563,893 $49,58^,365
5,292,718
3,310,800
/ 2,910,995
1.76&292
.
sales
Net
173,
2090.
p.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—To
first
is
"holding prices generally
April," it was announced on
Oct.
16
reduced
by
level
Edgar
E.
President.
position is taken because
trary
to
the
public
cattle
hides,
which
have
the
at
interest
increased
other
have
costs
is
The
company
me
raise
prices
at
considers it to be
this
time,
even
con¬
though
markets'for the
training project of its
standardized single-story, steel-frame build¬
the Luria Engineering Co.
at its fabricating
Pa., and shipped by rail to its erection site
huge warehouse—a
ing—was
produced
plant
Bethlehem,
in
this
by
year.
which will
started by the
first of the year.
Both warehouses are to
be used by
the Lockheed Aircraft Corp.,
which has a B-47 manufacturing plant at the Marietta site, and the
Air
Materiel
Command
for
the
storing of
parts,
equpiment and
on
second
a
floor
a
machine
storage
of
area
480,000
increased
near
also,"
he
Mr.
continued,
said.
Rand
"that
the
hide
to hold our present
trend
future will probably permit us
of
the
price level. We see no likelihood of lower shoe prices during the coming
season
of spring 1953."—V. 176, p. 1472.
first
Definitive
available
Trust
in
Co.,
mortgage
exchange
New
Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready-
p.
bonds
3Vt%
outstanding
for
City,
York
Chicago, 111.—V. 175,
at
and
series
due
temporary
Harris
Trust
tools.—V.
176,
p.
9 Months Ended
Costs,
for the
Farmers
(EST)
1,
Co.,
Nov.
on
Balance
Dividends
Earns,
Total
•As
per
1472.
15, 1982, arc
bonds at Bankers
Savings Bank,
May
and
Oper. exps. &
coal
for
dividend
30,267,225
common
on
$3,950,091
113,710
produced
adjusted.—V.
$2,003,395
2,375,460
stock
common
share of com.
stock
stock
(1,187,730 shs.)
(tons)—
175, p.
12,063,546
—
1957.
—
10,723,459
47,204,622
43,470,704
$2,229,240
taxes
income
$2,168,922
$9,814,900
$7,762,049
Br3,795
(net loss)
$3,836,381
2,672,392
$1.69
5,138,409
$3 23
6,511.765
Drl0,300
Dr9,795
Dr24,782
$2,158,622
$9,805,105
$7,737,267
deductions
766,441
—
-
888,608
3,751,758
3,442,625
$1,459,004
$1,270,014
$6,053,347
621,946
$4,294,642
$1,202,754
Income
35,760,465
$2,117,105
113,710
requirements
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
$2,225,445
1952
*1951
$32,384,330 $39,710,556
taxes-__-_—
bonds, series
1952—3 Mos—*1951
1952—12 Mos.—*1951
$14,292,786 $12,892,381 $57,019,522 $51,232,753
revenues
Other income
Sept. 30—
declared
type,
been
17.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1
stock
same
just
20
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
profit
Preferred
the
of
has
will be received by the company at the City Bank
Exchange Place, New York, N. Y., at 12 noon
1982,
...
income
expenses
ft.,
purchase of the $20,000,000 first mortgage
Trust
Operating
$1,270,014
$5,431,401
$4,294,642
$0.29
$0.35
$1.31
$1.27
$0.29
$0.35
$1.29
$1.17
256,250
divids.
Pfd.
Net
sq.
Lighting Co.—Bids for Bonds—
Long Island
Bids
E, due Oct.
and
2487.
Island Creek Coal Co.
Total
building
It is due to be completed after the
engineer-trainees.
provide
estimate,"
our
to
the majority of leather used in its shoes,
substantially In cost during the last six months and
Operate Two Warehouses
kind for U. S. Air Force Engineers
has just successfully passed its initial phase at Marietta, Ga., where
about 160 officers and men have begun using a 495,000 square-foot
steel storage structure erected by them from the ground up.
have
of $3,800,000 3%%
sinking fund notes
Any of the lenders owning more than
10% of thr
,v>tes may ask the
company to replace the
notes with'"-"Dentures.
due Sept. 1
its
ruling
a
stock
nof
application
remaining
Work
Co.—Prices at April Levels—
p.
C.)
176,
of
Laclede,
stated that ''this
action
differences of opinion between the two
the
Fuel
Laclede
transmission
earlier
International
Iowa Power & Light
Sept. 30/52 Dec. 31/51
$3,885,955
$3,075,581
asse
of
asset
for
exercise
to
COMPARATIVE
As
distribution.—V.
.1
River
the
its
The
391,730
$391,148
withdraw
to
asking
questio
its
William
Loss
1266.
p.
Palmer
Carl
"It
Earned
v;
.
Net
•
-
production
crease
—V.
"This
,,
—
.
In that way chemical products
mines
"
Inc.
leaves International with the
business which International desired; namely,
the Niagara
at
established
Hubinger Co.—Earnings—
9 Months Ei
Corp.
15.
abovementioned
President
view,
th
♦Profit.—V.
Rand,
Net
the
our
which
of
All
of
unit
636.
/.
Parts Corp.
Products
'
Potash
International's
of
•
International
and 250 shares
at
Oct.
on
the
by
of Steel
Into added that International Minerals
Mr.
W.
with
corporation
for each
held of
that the certificates for Steel
distribution
Kingston
mailed
decided
outstanding
-
International's
part of the
$1,000,000
Household Service, Inc., Clinton, N. Y.—Files—
SEC
Otto,
in
on
enough
the
Inc.
1956.
p.
of
announced
was
entitled
8%
-
Niagara Falls certain of the insecticide products for Lavarcide Products,
to
to
or
has
Mississippi,
Corp.—Sells Last
*■
.
.
of
it
Commission
W.
.holdings
Vice-President'hr charge
Lavarcide Products,
pany
common stock (no par—stated value
be offered for sale at $28.50 per share to certain
employees and executives, including officers, of the company and its
subsidiaries and to certain others.
No underwriting is involved.
Net
proceeds will be used to increase the working capital of the company,
to be used for
nding to the company's customers in the usual course
share),
1023.
p.
(par $5)
stock
1952,
not
Mississippi
buy
income
Innis, Speiden's wax and gum business has been sold to Morningstar,
Nicol, Inc. of New York, and the insecticide segment has been purchased
by a group of former employees of Innis, Speiden who call their com¬
2178.
p.
175,
proposed
stock
were
20,
S.
withdrawn
securities
If
1598.
p.
electrolytic plant at Niagara Falls,
Inc.
at
.
Speiden.
Hotel,
P.
sissippi."
the capital
of
Federal
for
-
"During the past several months, therefore," Mr. Into stated, "International has been divesting itself of these unrelated activities of Innis,
1,407,777
covering 60.000 shares of its
per
share
per
type of business conducted by
or.
137,023
Hotels
Roosevelt
$0.25
$18.41.
-was
adjusted
Corp.
176,523
Household Finance Corp.—Registers With SEC—
$12
In toy
taken
be
Potash
See
value
Minerals
announced
202,060
\
the
1952,
stock
company
companies
83,347
Speiden, consisting'of a gum and wax
business with a plant at Jersey City, N.
J., an insecticide business and
a
general resale chemical business, did not follow along the growth
lines
1265.
p.
$4.52
dividends.—V.
common,
29,
terminates,
$110,611
$0.28
share
per
the1 market
values,
cally production of potassium chemicals.
/
1952—9 Mos.~rl951
.
387,572
$6.06
,
Robert
1951
<■
$119,627
v
-This corporation has sold the name of Innis, Spfeiden & Co., Inc. and
its: resale chemical business to Berkshire Chemicals, Inc. of New York,'
•'A.
,'309,260
outstanding
per share
176,
of
Innis, Speiden Holdings—
taxes
Earnings
—V.
'
making the announcement, Mr. Into explained that when Inter¬
Speiden in July," 1951, -its major purpose was to
^acquire the • electrolytic plant-and facilities at Niagara Falls, N. Y.,
enabling International to follow its main objective of expanding verti¬
$2.10
.
781,624
448,103
$4.39
Laclede Gas Co.—Drops Complaint—
national bought Innis,
$1,096,586
„.
1,216,088
463,690
$3.50
common
Oct.
on
This
<•
.
Aug.
Missouri
In
.1952
'
1,163,249
466,690
with
of
of
common
1472.
of
of
jtaxes
alter
1952
'•
'
liquidating value
side
174,
International
-
*
.
Inc.—Earnings Increase—
—
„
earns,
Shares
liquidating
933,380
share.
*
-
earns,
Net
bid
appreciate^
$16.12—V.
be
the
1952
the
their
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
sales
V
,
and taxes.
tAfter preferred dividend, requirements ./ ■•for industrial consumers.
J'
433,544 shares'outstanding as of Sept. 30, 1952,—V/ 176,
"The '6l;her parts of Innis,
Hewitt-Robins
Net
V
,
,
share."—
common
30,
charges
and based
p.
„
..
share
shares
"ex"
p.
Inc.—Income Higher—
•
share:__J__^
at
at
the
would
CONSOLIDATED RESULTS FOR NINE MONTHS ENDED SEPT. 30
.
Sept.
1,136,000
$1,836,187
^
preferred
Corp. is
stockholder.
91,519
valued
sold
were
a
'
3Q—y
^
per
1,850,000
$2,788,686
products,
enamel
subordinated promissory note
to 3y8% promissory;notes maturing July 1,-1965
$4,060,000:31/2% subordinated promissory note also
maturing July. 1, 1965. ;The transaction was arranged by
:
of
stock,
of 3%
and
Sept.
income:
income
3,400,000
$2,051,861
Accordingly, the Committee on Securities of the New York Curb
Exchange on Oct. 16 ruled that the Kingston common stock be quoted
-
1, 1967 with provision for prepayment
sinking fund and is in addition to $15,320,000
a
Certificates,
Ended
1,400,000
20.
income
Net
Oct.
through
4% %
a
Months
Gross
&
outstdg
connection
five
building, scheduled for completion early in December, will
single-story, steel-frame'structure with corrugated
roofing and siding. It will be 80 feet wide and 220 feet long.
Insuranshares
2,966,187
4,638,686
$1,635,112
per com.
of one
record
porcelain
inc.
1949
1950
$28,766,554 $21,455,406
5,451,861
Kingston Products Corp.—Stock Distribution—
In
at
industrial
for
'
1951
1952
3,035,112
—
Fuel
Nine
$30.81
> $30.81
'
——™
$31,516,963 $37,503,341
taxes
taxes.—
paid
shrs.
♦After
(par $25)
offered
be
Fed.
profs,
Dividends
•
,
manufacturer
Oct.
on
1
•,
.
the
with
notification
of
$1)
(par
-
$1,733,554 ' $1,333,568
share—
per
inc.
■.
profit
fCom.
new
asbestos
Privately—This company, factoring and commercial fi¬
nancing firm, has arranged with a major financing in¬
stitution for loans of $1,500,000 a to ..provide additional
working fuhds, it was announced on Oct. 21.' The com¬
pany has borrowed $1,000,000 pursuant to the. agreement
and the balance may be borrowed prior to Dec. 31, 1952.
is
for
excess
standardized
a
V '•
..
1761.
p.
before
.
Luria
The
-
the
r
loan
175,
Prov.
inc.—Secondary Offering—
filed
...
Ingram-Richardson,
Heller &t Co., Chicago, 111.—Note Placed
new
.v.
assets.
value
Profit
Engineering Co. of Bethlehem, Pa., is constructing a new
warehouse with 17,600 square feet of floor area at Frankfort, Ind., for
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
working capital.
The
•
.
King-Seeley Corp.—Earnings—
$50 per
(Walter E.)
:
,
Sept. 30, '52 Dec. 31, '51
net
asset
Parts
Co.,
with
1161,
p.
Year End. July 31—
sales
Ingram-Richardson, Inc., Frankfort, Ind.—Expands—
to be offered at
<
20
common
financing.
1,50
1,50
Sachs &
176,
—V.
Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Oct.
of
1952-^40 Wks—1951
1,998,038
-
10,000
shares
'
As of—
Net
v
on
been
$15,798,166 $166,246,300 $158,135,635
$17,271,051
Total
3,50
Co
&
notification
of
;
2,016,827
100,797
80,550
corporation
1,500
.
American
letter
a
'
126,293'
291,760
1266.
p.
: j
>
$9,323,673
covering 10,000 shares of participating preference stock
The
filed
16
,
'
$9,509,132
$1,123,914
-• ,382,716 -
income___
oper.
176,
The
7,000
on
$1,221,486
oper.
ry.
has
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Increase—
C .1-952—9 Mos.—1951 )
and
Heliogen Products, Inc., Long Island City, N. Y.—Files
corporation
-from
-1952-r-Monih—195i.'
-
SEC
"
The
\
RR.—September Earnings—
revenues
USA,', retired,
Gregory,
17,223,347
-
Industries Funding
-
it
■t--;
20,973,498
16,649,926
1,500
4,500
Boyce
CO.-.—;
Walker
H.
20,569,840
3,500
Tucker, Anthony & Co./
i
2,533,269
-'2,057,958
income
1,500
—
Co
&
a partner of the firm of .Goldman,
company.—V. 176, p. 1266.
Sachs,
director
Howard
Bros.
&
Swiss
4,500
.—
Simon
Stein
Johnston, Lemon & Co
4,500
Robert C.1 Jones & Co.—: 1,500
is
M.
2,604,111
B.
2695.
p.
1952—4 WkS-^1951
Sales
—V.
(•Earns,
1,500
Lukens
and
Rothschild & Co
L.- F.
I.
175,
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales Up—
*
-7,000
Piper, Jaffray &.Hopwood^
3,500
Co
&
1,500
Pierce, Fen- i.,
7,000
Corp
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
W.
v.
Edmund
-Period Ended Oct. 4^
,
A secondary offering of 12,000 shares of common stock
;(par $10) was made on Oct. 22 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$25.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents
per share.—V. 175, p. 2487.
Newhard, Cook & Co.——1,500
Folger, Nolan Inc.:——3,000
Goodwyn & Olds
:—.1,500
-
23,246,934 193,758,159 184,239,362
>16,813,218 138,164,379 131.262,952
1,701,000
16,444,000
14,246,000
2,199,447
18,579,940
17,756,912
2,209,242
Indiana Gas &
1,'500
Beane
1,500
The First Boston
Hallgarten
&
ner
-
General
director.—V.
a
Net
—2,000
Miller & Co
Merrill' Lynch,
.
ry.
—V.
1,500
Co
&
oper.
xev.
Net
7,000
Coe—
&
McCormick.
Blyth & Co., Inc
Alex.
Net
.
4,000
•
Brothers
Mackall
elected
3,500
Co.———
Irving Lundborg & Co.__„
v.
4,000
Ferris
Railway
;
.
Corp.———
Legg &
Lehman
•
>
«
3,000
—_
Baker, Watts & Co;—.—_
A. G.
C.
income
Illinois Terminal
-
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath
Higginson
John
*
-1952-
958.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
Shares
L6e
2j236,244
charges—
176,
its //Net
opposite
»
Shares
,-iLieutenant
-8 Mos.—1951
.
"
below, and-each,-of -the underwriters, for. whom
Goldman, Sachs &'Cor is'v b'cting ds representative, has severally agreed
to
2,205,000
taxes—'
operating
after
Net
underwriters'named
name
operating
Net
the
of
-
8,
:"v
UNDERWRITERS—The
24,568,398
expenses.
income ' tuxes*!:
Federal
outstanding oh Oct. 15, 1952, $5,250,000
$350,000, 37o :note due March 8, 1953,
a
renewable
1954.
revenues
Operating
with -interest at
'
tPursuant to the Stock Option Incentive Plan, options to purchase an
aggregate
of ; 37,500 shares; of
common
stock may be granted
to
management employees, including officers.
?.V •! y'V
of
-Month—f 1951
'
h.
Operating
a.
subsidiary due in 1970,
a
Co.—Earnings—
1952-
$
The re-,\
..
Period End. Aug. 31—
•
mortgage on-property
the rate of iWUl•
I
by
Illinois Bell Telephone
-
the
of
1472.
p.
.
•
company
account'
and
Adams
County,1 Oregon,
«-
has called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1952 for the
isinking fund $20,000 * first mortgage 3%%
bonds,
series A, due Dec. 1, 1977 at 1013/a%
and accrued interest.
Payment
will be made at the United States Trust Co. of New York, 45 Wall
St., New York, N. Y.—V. 174, p. 1598.
hearing previously
scheduled *to >
by. this company for a license for
i
application
an
Oxbow
Washington
company's Jong-term debt is represented by notes due to April T,
1968, of -which $5,300,000 bears -Interest at the .Tate of 3y«%
and
$1,915,000 at the rate, of 3%. • J
y ' .
•' '
t$3,992.422 of subsidiaries' long-term debt is represented by notes
.
Co.—Application Postponed—
Federals. Power
resume
- 48,7-75
shs.;
* 883,176 shs.-:
.
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—Partial Redemption—
-
Idaho Power
Outstanding
5,248,115'
—•>
—
cumul.'preferred stock (par $100)
3%%
Common
•*
Authorized
$8,215,000
•
V
—
tSubsidiaries
".
■
.
5
(1565)
Earnings per com. share:
On
aver., number
of
shares
On
outstanding
shares
ing
•1951
at
outstand¬
end
restated
of
per.
for
comparative purposes.—Y.
116,
p. 1472.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
6
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
.
(1566)
3Net
profit
Capital
profit
hearing
Sept. 30—
Capital shares outstanding...—
Earnings per common share..—
632,291
$0.64
—-———
produced
Raymond
The
The
company
Federal
The
Engine
distributor
by
of
stands
building
The
President.
Murrey,
E.
O.
providing room for future
site,
ll-acre
an
on
12.000
the
square
from
Oper.
revenues
Net
— —
—
income
$480,075
$414,864
$4,732,800
65,894
67,857
377,765
$482,721
$5,110,565
140,345
159,678
1,816,393
applicable
Balance
for
at
outstanding
-V.
176,
$2,714,172
$3.20
858,047 common shares
30, 1952—;——_—_
on
Sept.
$884,026
$7,595,611
6,145,407
left
will
over
at
Credit—
Products Corp.—Bank
arranged
has
a
'
176,
Oct.
on
RR.—Directors
approved
17
for
its
to
mission
authority
only
effective
become
shares
outstanding
vote of the stockholders.
recapitalization plan may
the holders of 75% of the
submit the plan to
provides that
to
a
amendment
Mahaffie
The
after
by
class
approval
each
affected
of
a
this
viz:
of
The dividend will be paid Jan. 5,
share.
1953, to stockholders
the
proposed effective date of Jan. 1, 1953,
exchange of new stock for old stock as follows:
For
each
with
plan,
plates
(1)
contem¬
a
present
of
share
preferred
The
stock:
One
share, of
new
of new
each
of
out
from
tion
stock:
common
and
warrant
a
to
One-third
purchase
share
of
share
one
or
stock
sufplus,
income"
net
will
carry
cumulative
therefor,
prior
5%
a
only
to
the
dividend
that
extent
will be callable and entitled
both
preferred
dividends
up
to
preferred
A,
after
accrued
will
be
when
all
will
it
non-cumulative,
dividends
participate
with
entitled
been
have
the
paid
to
The
23
It
will be
callable
at
par
value plus
liquidation will receive its par after the
fully participate with the common in additional
on
mail
issues
but
Each
for
of
share
new
deduction
funds),
total
with
new
stock,
at
may
net
of
vote
with
equally
the
rights.
$10,
stock,
five
time
any
at
may
or
time
any
warrants,
be
exchanged
be
for
one
five
share
offered
25
units
in
publicly
four
of
to
the
"*•
»H
stock (par $1)
shares
at
is entitled
Boulder
to
amount
of
the
income
authorized
1953,
of
the
in
earned
annum,
per
Nevada
shares
all
a
the
warrants
A
and
fund
proposed
present
for
will
"fixed
capital
will
and
dividend
for
p.
contingent
of
of
purpose
defined
either
whichever
two
is
as
accumulating
system
charges
million
net
(including
dollars
or
after
sinking
21/2%
of
greater.
stock liability, exclusive of any exercise
$96,077,280, compared with present stock
reduction of $37,298,570. Outstanding shares
p.an,
total
proposed
of
plan
1,475,977,
4
to
bonds
to
&
expansion
will
total
stock,
capital
the
ratio
of
4,271,688,
compared
one
&
holds
The
taxes
6,861,605
5,915,905
10,140,192
1,226,972
1,068,691
9,887,415
8,830,413
charges-
after
176.
1062.
p.
sale
at
dated
about
at
par
new
70%
funds
corporate
of
sum
&
inc.
before
Net
divs.
15,
and
adopted
dividends
a
is
1,744,222
lAfter
4,798,460
$2.69
4,798,460
$2.81
share
Federal
respective
the
for
37,342.577
♦23,287,792 ♦23,041,239
$1,016,656 $15,251,344 $14,301,338
116,800
1,764,479
1,401,583
$1,280,701
173,799
♦Includes
^Adjusted.
38,539,136
outstanding
common
per
tRestated.
profits tax of $798,320 and
ended Sept. 30, 1951 and 1952.
excess
periods
dividends.—V.
preferred
176,
1062.
p.
Oklahoma Metropolitan Oil & Gas Corp.
the .cor-)
in
real
or
.
by
the
com¬
at 25
cents per
year
ago
$1,300,000
properties
the
about
$43,255,000
short
term
un¬
than
the
company
through
loans
from
These
Co.
loans
the company expects to
($100
per
for
share)
each
10
to
issue
present
Co.
will
be
the
shares
held.
principal
the
its
of
which
and
the
1952.'
England's
New
will
offer
bidding
■■
WWSWtTf'
on
outstanding
$20,000,000
or
about
may
Dec.
9.
New
shares
232,558
the
1,500,000
be
used
American
interest;
EFFECT
TO
acquisition
of
leases
in
wells
also
PRESENT
may
of
has
to
the
policy
The
pay
is
gas
be
be
publicly
issued,
Scott
Mr.
has
to
not
as
deposit
to purchase said
for
who
promoter
received
yet
by
sold
is
of
the
Outstanding
2,782,000 shs.
been
at a
was
at
and
of
his
shares at
25
cents
per
consideration
and
shares,
one
purchase price of
Aug.
cents
10
the
Mr.
directors
determined.
113,200
organized
in
associated with
the corporation.
officers
be sold to dealers at the rate of
sold to the public
20,
per
subject
share.
to
Such
warrant for
each
1 cent per warrant.
1952,
in
Delaware
engaging in the business of producing oil and gas.
its funds first in the acquisition of existing
wells having proven reserves in the ground.
It also will
purpose
and
acquire
to
considered
BUSINESS—Corporation
for
to
are
will
shares
agreed
warrants
are
be
stock
that
number
shares
been
capital.
FINANCING
5,000.000 shs.
have
on
for working
of
to
invest
and trade leases and generally deal in oil and gas properties.
corporation proposes to acquire oil and gas wells or leases and
for
them bv way of an oil pavment, issuance of stock,
combination
of
these
three
methods of
or
cash,
or
payment.
since
Texas
debentures
bonds
the
for
additional
of
an
cent)
contract,
and
Scott
warrants
in
stock.
The
acquire
shares
150,000
intends
option
sale
stockholders
subscribed,
25-year
speculation.
a
drilling
GIVING
1
(par
purchase
underwriter
Scott
parent,
financed
The
as
proceeds- will
for
Authorized
Its
Telegraph
net
and
company
stock
Common
share
remains
more
&
off
share
PROCEEDS—The
will
deposit
on
(Del.)—Stock
Offered—Scott, Khoury & Co., Inc., on Oct. 14 publicly
offered 1,132,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
distribu¬
for
and is the largest in
1952,
raise
V
1,832,557
paid
shares
lEarnings
2,760,878
taxes-
profit
Common
$7,695,674 $99,145,600 $94,123,795
3,113,258
income
Fed.
for
general
1951—Mos —H1951
1952—Month—HI951
$8,255,133
taxes
CAPITALIZATION
$18,300,000
announcement
an
allotment
pay
share
of
also
competitive
Dec.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
Preferred
charter
its
with
program.
Telegraph
company
10,056,069
84,444.392
61,086,187
7,302,108
11,101,874
Various
it
$
68,352,509
1,222,416
a
Telephone
aggregate
a
of
$
96,372,057
8,199,668
1,376,074
Of
payment in
Starting in December,
dividends
income
$
11,056,700
9,147,364
income
011
the
be
»
operating
tProv.
sur¬
638.
Telephone
American
'
-
Mos.—1951"
881,117
I,
plans
company
•
■
1952—8
753,499
Profit
cumula¬
transacted 'by
be
the
options
England Telephone
stock
- f :
12,629,912
Z
Ohio Edison Co.
Outstanding
Telegraph Co.—Plans Fi¬
nancing—August Net Income Lower—
The
'
•
853,081
but
New
f
•
1,248,393
then outstanding capital stock
according to
increased. scale
174,
73.70%
taxes—
Orienting
210,000 shs.
business %o
investment
settlement
1953
aside
set
history.—V.
1
.......
mhhti.
1
Period End. Sept. 30—
receive dividends from
organized
was
the
in
on
the
this
156,822
365,575
68.41%
__1—
operating
hotel
Dam
FINANCING
240,000 shs.
at the rate of 6%
any,
3%.
Although
changed.
829,241
173,914
396,327
—_
—,
factor—
revenues
—V.
issue, and to participate in the further distribu¬
have
dividends
flown
expenses
Net
property
Interest
1,699,844
65,911,672
873,235
flown
one
400,000 shs.
if
1951
2,078,209
75,108,926
.
miles
1951.
consists of
continue
1072.
p.
Period End. Aug. 31—w>1952—Month—1951
$550,607
directors
as
173,
Other
6%
and
600,000 shs.
$1)_
character
general
The
tion
issue of $1,800,000
an
The proceeds will be used toward
1982.
flown
load
Operating
and 60,000 shares
PRESENT
TO
of
shares
240,000
preferred
purchase
EFFECT
of the par value of the
July 13,
on
miles
which
of
•
•
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
New^England Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Dividend—
exchanged
with
:
Net
GIVING
date of
10%
England's
income"
preferred
of
and
the
will
.
Financing—
Co.—Plans
1379.
p.
10 shares
payment of
common
liability of $133.3<o,850,
of all issues under the
with
stock
preemptive
no
operating revenues,
Under
of
preferred
new
have
stock.
common
the
of
B
"Available
on
of
warrant,
one
preferred
of
-
will
are
1952
tori miles
ton
passenger
176,
Mr.
Both
PG&E
Secondary Of¬
—
flown
passenger
vl'iVft;
assets.
common
application
purchases
$
and
with the right, to loan its own money upon deeds
of trust of any classification, to own, hold or develop real estate and
generally to engage in the mortgage and investment business.
The
company has no operating history.—V. 176, p. 856.
on
stock
common
basis.
and
then
preferred A and
share
a
which
share
dividends,
stock
B
$2.50
for
share
a
on
the $20
each on May
on
classes.
pany.
new
paid
cents
25
Investment Co., Las Vegas, Nev.
&
BUSINESS—Company
call
on
dividends.
The
and
v/.
any
granted
there
purchase
the
purchases of
such
freight ton miles flown_.
iv!
1
(par
the
excess
Telephone
express
>"
remaining surplus distributed to the extent of one-half of
remaining surplus so distributed, in so far as said amount is not
said
payable
liquidation to priority of its par value plus accumulated and accrued
or
21,
miles
revenue
other
A
if
plans to issue and sell privately
Operating
$1)
(par
paid in surplus,
of
Ohio
■
*
stock.
earnings
is "available
present
$10);
(par
preferred
new
of
share
stock
common
The
Feb.
Sept.
on
stock
preferred stock
or
tive
of
for
was made on Oct. 15 by Blyth & Co., Inc..
share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents
It was completed.—V. 176, p. 511.
revenue
Total
',7.
par capital'
and participating preferred stock (par $1)
stock
plus
in
bids
V
made
has
stabilization
Exchange,
Total
919.
cumulative preferred
Common
personal
For
!
•
Authorized
poration
preferred A stock (par $50); one,share of new $2.50 preferred B
(par $50); four shares of new common stock
(par $10);. and
warrant to purchase one share of new common stock.
common
vf
share has been
per
on
p.
CAPITALIZATION
$2.50
(2)
meet.ng
net
for
G%
American
make
to
Total
)••!'( : " • :. t
fw,
;•«'»
t • -itn
on Oct.
22 did, not take action. 9h a,
■
share at $5 per unit.
proceeds will be used
operating capital.
common
stock
new
cents
175,
company
The
1952.
15,
Dec.
record
The
$1
year
50
common
stock.
of
Recognizing the fact that it may take a considerable period of time
for the
proposed plan
to be made effective, the directors ordered
payment of a dividend in the amount of $1.25 per share, to be applied
on
the accumulations on present preferred stock, which now aggregate
$147 per
>
:■
22.—V.
and
it
Month of September—
Scheduled
—Securities Offered—
modifica¬
a
North
Stock
first mortgage bonds due
Federal
Approve Plan
plan
proposed
a
dissolution of North
intends to make
a
and
that
per
company
Total
1163.
p.
Nevada Mortgage
capital
the
and
competitive
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—More Mileage Flown—
'
■
j:
• ;
.
■ i
directors at. Its
far
So
stock structure of the company, and authorized
officers to proceed,
under provisions of the Mahaffie amendment
the Interstate Commerce Act,
to seek Interstate Commerce Com¬
of
liquidation
of
Corp.,
written
company's expansion program.—V.
the
proceeds from the first borrowing, the corporation will use
to pay off short-term loans and $9,000,000 for its general
the
Thei
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
The directors
plan
sealed
York
share.
3!<2%
that it has already borrowed the maximum on
Under the arrangement, the company can renew
intervals at the prime rate of a majority of the
90-day
at
cumulative
tion
the
(no par)
$26.75
per
states
company
loan
of
Sell Pacific Gas Stock—
1957.
15,
June
Aug.
330.
and
1061
pp.
used
be
the
Securities
for
connection,
New
stock
$30,000,000 revolving credit with a
of nine banks, headed by the New York Trust Co. It will extend
corporation
stock,
the latter's gas properties, with the balance
the purchase price.
Any funds
for general corporate purposes. — V.
176,
a letter of
notification with the
A stock (par $1) to be offered
Kuch & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. < The
Colby Corp., the selling stockholder.
G.
21 notified the SEC that it proposes to sell
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. common stock which
of
under
Northern
dividend.
for
Gas Co.
H.
4,905,072
The
aside for the possible adjustment of
Exchange Commission—
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.
of the proceeds will be used for the initial payment
About $3,300,000
equip-,
new
Oct.
authorization
for
—V.
set
to; v
New
fering—A secondary offering of 7,000 shares of common
$6,199,041
524,976
,
lo Mississippi
and
the
c?nt);
class
stock.
the
on
Co.—Earnings
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.—Omits Dividend—\
$1,150,000 of 41/4% notes due 1953 to 1956, inclusive.
wells
with
Co..
&
filed
of
to
go
on
shares
Revenue
has sold privately to seven life insurance
companies an issue of $2,750,000 414% first mortgage
bonds due 1972 and placed with three banks an issue of
Conon
to the
stock
deemed
necessary
or advisable
to facilitate the intended sale; and the SEC
has issued an order giving interested persons until Oct. 28, 1952. to
request a hearing thereon.
The stabilization purchases, if any, will be'
made only on the date set for submission
of bids; and any shares'
so
acquired will be disposed of promptly.—V. 176, p. 1061.
i
SEC
926,963
funds.—V.
The company
Morris
to purchase
used
15
shares
to
Utility
this
In
...
$1,107,980
Of
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—
of notification
stock (par one
common
through
Acceptance Corp., Rryn Mawr, Pa.—
through
are
invitation
such
of
$21,000,000
601.
p.
78,684
public
1061.
p.
banks.
$2,743,715
$3.16
stock————
common
share
Earnings per
.
charges——
90-day notes at 3%.
the
be
to
letter
a
of
American Co.—To
American
operating income.
The
580,000
filed
share
Oct.
on
40,000
company
received
it
5,072,642
group
$3,323,715
580,000
stock—
preferred
to
$3,294,172
$323,043
$405,624
income
Net
Dividends
the
5,926,564
176,
until
9
shares
per
330.
p.
North
635,894
The
1.595,999
$6.04
1379.
p
Corp., Conroe, Tex.—Files—
are
share
per
176,
This
1952—Month—1951
1952—8 Mos.—1951
$11,033,689
$9,111,789 $81,956,258 $68,249,389
8,317,429
7,424,310
62,909,102
53,329,163
870,347
367,559
5,524,981
3,648,543
National Distillers
$545,969
$5.96
176,
Oct.
American
corporation
The
$4,919,714
deductions—
proceeds
proceeds
—V.
737,933
after
—V.
252,931
income
Gross
Int.," etc.,
The
$2.50
$4,666,733
(net)——
income
taxes-..
operating
Net
Net
$0.72
$1.05
Oil
on
cents
30
at
covering
net
authorized this company to
payable to The National
has
taxes—
Other
revs.—
operating
OthOr
at
Loans—
issuance
Operating revenues
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$1,560,186 $16,881,978 $16,803,251
1,145,322 12,149,178 12,142,518
$1,689,243
1,209,168
——
and taxes—
exps.
the
Operating expenses
1952—Month—1951
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
12,834,470
Files With Securities and
National
Northwestern
Federal
5,811.690
15,957.101
12,638,429
dividends.—V.
1,000,000
covering
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Earnings-
Minnesota Power & Light
6,124,635
15,704,760
1,511,859
ment.
are
Period End. Aug. 31—
reception offices occupy 4.000 of
feet of floor space in the building.
and
executive
administrative,
The
construction
■■
expansion.
705,736
1,824,597
2,137,846
corporation
York.
will be used by Montana-Dakota to
retire
two
short-term notes,
totaling $2,250,000, with the remainder
to be used to meet, in part,
normal construction expenditures during
the rest of the year.—V. 176, p. 330.
the new $100,000 home of this company, a national
pipeline supplies and equipment, has been announced
731,620
2.486,933
share
com.
preferred
offered
be
Bank of Minneapolis and
the First
National Bank of Minneapolis will
have participations of 25%
and
15%;
respectively in the notes through agreements with the National
City Bank of New York.
Expands—
of
SEC
be
funds
when
Proceeds
Opening
The
York.
will
notes
and
The
Equipment Co., Tulsa, Okla.—
&
,
issued from time to time in various amounts
required by the company. They will be due
not more than one year after issue,
with no issuance after Dec. 31,
1952, and
will bear interest at the commercial bank rate in effect
on
the respective issue dates.
as
10,973,900
-
above.
Commission
Power
Bank of New
City
12,435,500
in unsecured promissory notes,
issue $4,000,000
With SEC—
1,359,500
—
per
♦After
$
118,502.522
2.245/000
income
oper.
'•
$
117,305,438
accruals.
income
Grand Rapids, Mich.—New Name
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Bank
(par 10 cents) to be offered
at
the
aggregate amount not to exceed $24,000*
through Greenfield & Co., Inc., New York.
The proceeds are to be
vsed to pay for the development of oil and gas leases.—V, 176, p. 601.
Midwestern
ry.
1952—9 Mos.—1951
1951
$
13,354,714
taxes
tax
ry.
Net
SEC
stock
common
3:,,i%
of
Industrial Corp.
Aetna
See
notification with the SEC
10 filed a letter of
Oct.
ori
80,000 shares of
market
(for
an
Other
Net
North
The
covering
1952—Month
15,077,933
—
1162.
p.
Modern Globe, Inc.,
corporation on Oct. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 20.000 shares of common stock (par $10>
to be offered
lor subscription
by certain employees and officers of the company
and Its subsidiaries at $15 per share.
The proceeds are to be added
to working capital.—V.
176, p. 855.
Oil & Gas Co.—Files
income
Missouri P. S. Commission
debentures to New England
The proceeds will be used for
Co.
Insurance
Life
Mutual
$1,500,000
sell
and
"purposes.—V. 176,
The
Mid American
U.
S.
17,445,302
11,318,652
Chicago & St. Louis RR.- —Earnings Up—
$
has been authorized by the
company
issue
io
III.—Piles—
Mayer & Co., Inc., Chicago,
(Oscar)
10,604,358
Newton-Conroe
pharmaceutical divisions, comprising the ac¬
principally carried on by E. R. Squibb & Sons.—V. 176, p. 1378.
tivities
14,565,704
1,606,847
income
♦Earns,
Co.—To Sell Debentures—
Missouri Public Service
and
drug
the
the age
at
19
Oct.
on
2,069,242
Gross
Denison, Tex.,
Chairman of the Board, died in
oi 58.—-V. 176, p. 1162.
Morfa,
J.
1,992,894
1,485,535
1C61.
p.
New York,
of Board, Dies—
Raymond J. Morfa, Chairman
of
income
charges——
176,
Period End. Sept. 30-
"On the basis of present and prospective earnings, the
7% rate on the preferred stock is unrealistic," Mr. Fraser said, "and
there is little, if any, likelihood of ever being able to pay the arrearage
out of earnings."
Agricultural Chemicals Co., S. L. Nevlns. President; and E. R. Squibb
& Sons, Theodore Weicker, Jr., President.
Mr. Nichols will assume the added responsibilities of chief executive
of
'
$98,049,735.
organization as a result of the recent expansion of this company and
the acquisition of E. R. Squibb & Sons on Oct, 1, 1952.
Ail operations, sales and development activities have been placed m
Jour major divisions of Mathieson Chemical Corp.
to be known as:
Mathieson Development Co.. Carl F. Prutton,. President; Mathieson In¬
dustrial Chemicals Co., Donald W. Drummond, President;
Mathieson
officer
that
so
1.512.037
1,321,512
.
operating
after
—V.
upon
the plan, Mr. Fraser pointed out that divi-,
present 7%
preferred stock have accumulated since
they now amount to $147 a share, or a
total of
the
on
1931
Plan
Organization
announced a new plan
President, on Oct. 21
Nichols,
S.
Corp.—New
Chemical
Mathieson
Thomas
dends
9,316
8,741
——
>•'.
;/%•'
'
17,466,694
12,907,106
taxes—
operating
Net
Net
toe^he'- with
stockholder of
commenting
In
27,978,685
24,071,568
copy
record.
632.291
depletion.—V. 174, p. 276.
depreciation and
♦After
$2.37
—-
Fouq'ds of copper produced..——————
Tons "of zinc concentrates
$1,497,670
the notice of such hearing,
of the plan, will be mailed to each
the application,
on
definitive
a
1951
1952
$404,772
>
—
Other
18,739,626
13,913,183
taxes—
income
Federal
in the board s
the extent,
stock to
preferred
present
1952—8 Mos.—1951
$ *
$
$
143.531,182 133,189,781
108,224,949
98,595,251
1,368,493
10,457,011
8,212,654
1,121,853
10,283,518
8.936,574
Operating
revenues——
Operating expenses
stocks,
Magma Copper Co.—Earnings—
9 Mos. Ended
♦Net
EARNINGS
OF
1952—Month—1951
$
income may become available
therefor, which payments
will be deemed applicable, to dividends on the new preferred
if and when the plan becomes effective.
He further stated that when
the
Interstate Commerce Commission Shalt have set a date
1472.
176, p.
stated.—V.
being
the
on
Period End. Aug. 31—
present
the
judgment,
carryback credit, the
unused excess profits
an
STATEMENT
Fraser,
on
ments
$1.23
——
tlncludes
not
$o56,854
4o0,000
outstanding — .—.
share
per
0Restated,
amount
1952
taxes.———t$464,221
——450,000
—
$1.03
after
shares
Earnings
share
Sept. 30—
9 Months Ended
COMPARATIVE
President, stated that the declaration of $1,25 per
preferred stock is in keeping with the dividend
requirements of the preferred A and preferred B stocks as proposed
in the plan outlined herein,
and that, while the plan is under con¬
sideration,
it will be tlie purpose of the board to make future pay¬
V
D
Decline—
Lynch Corp.—Earnings Show
will
for
be
are
proposals for the acquisition of properties in Oklahoma
being presented to the corporation for consideration.
assignment,
has
contract
and
to purchase the
interests of Clint Watters and Pearl G. Watters in five certain leases
located in the Munger Pool, Oklahoma County, Okla.—V. 176, p. 959.
The
corporation,
by
a
Volume 176
Number 5163
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1567)
Olympic Radio & Television, Inc.—Stock
Offered
The
corporation is offering to holders of its
common stock
(par $1) of record Oct. 20 the right to
subscribe on or
before Oct. 30 to
34,824 additional shares of common
stock at $8.35 per share on
the basis of one new
share
for each 12 shares held.
In
addition
will
also
allotment.
without
of
proceeds
of
common
to
are
be
to
insure
covering
filed
was
privilege,
the
ownership of all its foreign trading subsidiaries, and Mr.
Specht will be under his general supervision with
respect to the opera¬
tions of these subsidiaries.
Edwin
been
that
all
the
of
the
above
with'the'SEto"
shares
Oct.
',
35,919
14.—V.
176,
The
retirement of all the
has been recommended,
and
that
sales in
The
*
propose**
.
retirement,
share.—v; 176k'p,
per
the
the
1(64:
succeed
Mr.
Inc.,
has
;
■
.
$2,251,047
a
on
"
of
above..—Vi-176,
686. /
"
Costs
and
expenses
of "these
has
Pfizer
resulted
176, p.
Net
distributing
in
and manufac¬
substantial increase of
a
1379.
5
1952—Month—1951
has
rescheduled for Wednesday, Oct:
29, competitive,
offering of $6,354,000 of Equitable-Gas Co.
due- 1970.
.
;"1952—8 Mos.—1951
income
taxes—
Other operating -taxes—
operating .income - v'5,555,103
Net after charges.:
4,349,355.
—V. 176, p, -1268.
'•,./■■■•
•
issue
In
Oct.
four investment
the
29
banking
that
groups
offering were" consulted as
arrived'at//These/firms
was
to
another
are
4,933,187
42,546,458-
3,792,825 *33,535,840
Non-operating/Income-
J
40,145,870
V.31,072,725
plant
to
Financing—
plans to raise, funds for construction of
sulphur -at",JaltipanTon the Isthmus of
process
a
payments
♦Interest;
$5,000,000
Stuart
&
R.
years
after_ the
stock
financing
*Income
been
not
400,000 shares* to
be^ offered
basis
share
of
one
new
to
and
Would
set,; but. is
holders
bear
,
5%
understood
i
'
interest." .'
to
at
an ;
plant
at
The
Oct;'15 "dedicated
on
Janesville,
new
plant
a
.
of
production
in
time
Fenn-Allen
feet
square
of
national
•
floor
nearly
defense
space,
convertible" to
emergency,-^-V.
174,
2096.
p.
Broadcasting Co.,, Allentown;
Offered—
*
*
■
company
shares of
stock
Oct.
on
offered
7
class A common stock
(par
in
$10i
stock
common
units
at
of
$70
five
"as
(par $10)
No
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
total
a
TO
of
The
18:580
the
stock (par $10)__—
(par $10)___—
stock
incorporated
A
lease
studio
WFMZ
power
of
20,000
watts
From
cast
lease
1
.
$3,915,256
/ ;• ■
June,
1950
equipment
trust
certlf.
music
1,
....
stock
of
five
this
taxes^,j_k.-—
and
units
were
subscribed
the common
—V.
176,
stock
1379.
p.
Co/ of. "Pittsburgh,
100%
and
sale
1,865,762
3
unless
accrued
1864.
p.
It
was
earned,
to
and
»21,629 shs.
•
'
14,388 shs.
Radio
as
Station
WFMZ,
1946.
6,
;
Masonic
erect
Temple
tower.
a
power
30,/1947
was
.
Association
The
for
present, lease
with
of
Sept.
its
8,
stock
A
specialized
1952 the company
consisting of two
common
stock
per
312
on. Oct.
Fourth
increased
interest
to
broad¬
to
date
of
acceptance,
(Oct.
'
:
•••■
•
v--
to
the
pay
Earhings
a
special
«.
per
'■*
$0.57
$0.66
immediately
common
sidiaries,
1951
and
have
of
for
for
been
Number
Net
A.
931,000/i
1,920,000
:
*
"
■
/818,188
■
1,920,000
/■'
..
shares
69,000
stock
on
of
preferred
share-for-share
a
stock
basis.
converted
were
On
Sept.
18,
into
when the
business
Oct.
standing
common
stock
176,
17:
As
result. of
a
increased to
was
1269.
p.
the
conversions,--the
out¬
approximately 978,500 shares.
'/•
,
,
;
,
Sentry Safety Control Corp., Phila., Pa.—Files—-
Co.
an
proceeds
for
corporation
Oct.
on
filed
17
SEC covering
200,000 shares of
to
at
be
The
offered
net
$1
proceeds
per
share
to be
are
lettyr
a
for
,
with
the
(par 10 cents per share)
L. Rogers Co., New York.
through Louis
used
notification
of
stock
common
working capital.—V.
173,
1992.
p.
Life
issue of
will
;
be
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Sales for September Up 46%—
$4,000,000 4(4%
Consumer
-
fountain
used
to
bnnk
repay
construction costs.—V.
new,
proceed
with
condemnation
a
scheme
of
could
obtaining
the
merger
road
of
$1.88
—V.
income
'
176,
Sept:
loans
and
dealer
acceptance of the new-"messproof" Snorkel
Aug. 27, has increased company sales for
introduced
pen,
46%
the
over
month
samo
last
R.
year,.
President and General Sales Manager, announced
147.
p.
sales
Puget's
property.
distribution
its
of
$3,583,753.—V.
were
176,
Shelter Manufacturing
Period End.
separate
even
get
actions.)
started
on
stockholder
necessary
.
Sept. 30—
H.
on
Whldden,
Oct.
16.
Vice-
September-
1063.
p.
$9,280,792
$31,855,527
$33,088,537
taxes__
881,300
1,009,532
3,563,457
4,951,526
after
taxes—
430,530
589,771
1,642,367
2,412,955
share
$0.45
$0.62
$1.72
$2.53
profit
Earnings
Based
per
com.
953,280
on
Private
from
1952—9 Mos.—1951
$9,610,000
before
Earnings
Net
Corp.—Earnings Off—
1952—3 Mos.—1951
sales
Net
.
shares
of
Financing^-The
the
stock
common
currently outstanding.
recently
company
Massachusetts
Mutual
Life
borrowed
Insurance
Co.,
$2,200,000 at 4% interest, to be amortized over a 15-year
period in semi-annual payments of $75,000; and with the
privilege of further matching the loan payment without
premium, it was announced on Oct. 22.
;
The
of
proceeds
153.400
—V.
176,
the
of
shares
of
loan
have
Sheller
been
used
stock
common
to
finance
from
the
the
purchase
W.
E.
Bliss
Co.
1474.
p.
$6,425,000
3,255,000
$2,525,000
5,752,000
$0.55
$0.44
share.—
foreign
exclude
comparative,
restated
on
a
exchange
the -British
purposes
and
the
comparable
Pfizer &
$18.73
(approx.)___
2,722.767
$19.08
$19.00
for
19,000
16,900
and
~
20,000
restrictions,
Netherlands
consolidated
basis.—V/ 172,
the
/
Sept.
30—
.1952
•
$1,169,062
drill
for
$1,435,186
($1
sub¬
A
new
N.
Co., Inc.—President of All
Foreign
Y.,
Under
the
by .Justice
the
Specht, Controller'
on
Oct.
without
of
14
filed
a
capital
letter
stock
underwriting.
of
to
The
notification
be
offered
proceeds
at
are
with
par
to
be
the
(50
used
It
to
W.
176,
p.
new
plan,
which
Arthur; Sehwartz
of
has
of
Roosevelt
been
the
.are
liled
10
shares
of
•
9
at
the
offered
covering
market
1474.
a
letter
common
underwriting.
after a full hearing
State Supreme Court,
following optionsr
York
the
.
Oct.
that
the
needs.
22
from
of
stock
The
notification
be
to
proceeds
with
offered
at
be
to
are
the
par
used
approved
shares
financing
.
a
proposal
increase
to
the
.
3,000,000 to 6,000,000 shares.
additional
No
1865.
p.
„
.
will
be
available
contemplated
is
at
to
meet
-.
present.
"
-
■
v;
<
^
The
87V2
-
_
loss
directors
cents
per
4.20%-
1951
$64,928,132
4,128,839
.
1952
$44,291,021
.
..
1,578,152
.
-
—
„
Earnings Off-
Dividend—
9 Months Ende<lSept,30—
sales
_il
'
Net
Net
(& Subs.)
Smith, Inc.
Omits Common
approved
New
given
stated
capital
175,
on
stock
common
(Alexander)
/
has been entered into by the directors of this
corpora¬
manages and controls the Roosevelt Hotel in New York,
the transfer of its assets to the Hilton Hotel interests.:
stockholders
Oct.
on
22,000
stockholders
was
future
and- a director, has been elected Presi¬
of all-the
(I) To tender common-stock of Rodsevclt
company's foreign trade subsidiaries, it has been
Hotel, Inc., and participa-.
an--,
by Maynard- E. Simond, Chairman of the
/ tion
certificates representing such
Executive Committee
stock-.to Hotel Roosevelt Corp.,
Pfizer-and Chairman'of the boards
'/and to receive in exchange common stock of Hilton Hotels Corp.
of directors of the subsidiaries.
at the rate of
The subsidiaries
1(4 shares of- Hilton stock for each Roosevelt share or
include Pfizer Overseas .Inc.; Pfizer
International
^certificate held, with the non-assignable option to sell the Hilton stock
Coq>./ Laboratories "PfiZer, 8/A.; Pfizer
Inter-AtnerJcan 8. A.f.Pfizer
to Hilton Hotels
Ltd.; and
Corp. for $16.66 a- share at: apy time after Oct. 30,
Pfizer"-Canftdaj-Ltd. ;Mr. Speoht will continue-as a director
•or
of Pfizer, but lias
before 3 p.m. Dec. 15, which in .effect guarantees $25 a share of
resigned as its Controller.
Roosevelt Hotel stock for a limited time;
*
be
Ames, Emerich & Co., Chicago, III.,
Leslie,- trustee of Walter S. Underwood
Underwood.—V.
share),, without
authorized
cents
dent
-
to
SEC—
Oct.
on
Skelly Oil Co.—Capitalization Increased—
The
SEC
nounced
of
$1)
SEC
purchase tungsten ore concentrates and for plant equipment.
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
Exchange Commission—
plan
for
(par
the
Mines
copper.
"
with
through
John
of
corporation
Roosevelt Hotel, Inc., N. Y.—New Stock Plan—
;
C.
covering
per
—V.
2027.
share)
per
filed
was
stock
common
account
Emily
SEC
t
figures
p.
company
share),
the
The
1951
57.
covering 50,000 shares
per
$17
Strapping Co.—Filing With
notification
of
Silicate Reduction Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files—
& Co.—Current Sales Off—
sales
p.
(about
2,992.321.
of
shares
1263.
p.
Reymert Extension Silver
—Files With Securities and
$3,900,000:
1,375,000
5,752,000
continuing
3,088.581
letter
A
2,044
to
1951
$3,170,000
1952
,
share__
per
Months Ended
176,
Signode Steel
-
$57,827,000 $57,077,000 $51,727,000
outstanding
(Robert) Reis
$3.15
1952
taxes
value
176,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
'
shares'
of shareholders
—V.
/
resources—
of
asset
; No.
•
Trade Subsidiaries Named—
Charles
872,450
$3,549,897
960.
p.
close" of
Sept. 30, '52 June 30. '52 Sept. 30, '51
net
tion, which
(Chas.)
—
dividends •;
dividends
common
—V.
-
/
(George) Putnam Fund of Boston—Total Assets—
Three
outstanding
results
—
company. announced it was calling the preferred for redemption Oct.
20 at a total price of $105.28 per share, there were • 149,668 shares
of the stock outstanding.
The privilege of conversion expired at the
of
/the
common
1952—9 Mos.—1951
—
NOTE—Because
885,252
$4,222,560
—
:——:
7,020
$4,423,347
Seaboard Air Line- KR.—-Conversion of Stock-
has placed privately with the
Insurance Co., the Mutual
York, and the New England
company
of
$4,415,327
.
$5,107,812
Approximately
'Hampshire—Secondary Of¬
of
The
financial
1951"
,.
21,736
,..
Co. of New
Consequently, before
long and tortuous
■,
made
shares
$14,389,331 $11,585,997 $43,669,843 $36,776,752
702,699
663,214
2,337,091
3,149,129
1,242,795
999,035
1,242,795
999,035
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
shares
to
-
■
$5,086,076
■
28,
per
1952^-3 Mos.—1951
Profit before income-taxes
Prov. for Federal and
State
Capital
due
$31,916,595 $27,438,207
26,830,519' 23,022,830
taxes—.
—
income
—V." 176,
the
Puget's major hydro-plants and about half
properties are presently under condemnation in 12
'
Net
profit
INCOME
1952
and
expenses
delays
material, short¬
withdrawn the following day.—V.
176,
Mutual
one-half
properties
(All
in-the
2696.
Pepsi-Cola Co.
OF
income
Common
27,
Sept. 11, 1952, the six districts making the offer for
Puget stated, in exceedingly blunt language, that
If the stockholders of
Puget did not accept their purchase offer, they<
by Sept. 29, 1952 representing 1,135 shares
and-2,839.6 shares of the class A common stock.
share-
com.
p.
STATEMENT
——
deductions
Net
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Against Merger Pro¬
posal—Frank McLaughlin, President, in answer to the
merger
proposal of Washington Power & Light Co.
(which see below), in an advertisement reported in
part
as follows:
" '
:
'
;
the
authorized;<
an
subsequently
has
$16,000,000.
Barring
scheduled or due to
100,000 kilowatt generators, which the plant
be In operation in October, 1954." :
,
Life Insurance
the balance
would
WFMZ
as
ex¬
for
Net profit after taxes__
Com. shrs. outstdg.
for
Gross
In a letter dated
July
of
capital
initial construction
for
operation completed,- excavation
unit which, it Is estimated, will
way.for the first
expenditure
$18,000,000
earmarked
grading
operating income—
income-/:
Income
•-
Hancock
About
1954.
date
class
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net sales
175,
company's
been
•
trustee,
(EDT>
p.m.
..y/*-
Mutual
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co. (A
Subs.)—Earn.
Net
Net
Vi
respectively,^
to -It/of
As of—
—V.
the
COMPARATIVE
Preferred
Trust
the
sinking fund debentures due 1972.
Total
Earns,
the
of
has
equipment to arrive
revenues
will
generator
...
.
1952
With
No.'4
station, the next expansion
the new Encina plant, in
at
place
Years Ended Aug. 31—
Other
1951v
payable
basis.'rV tLoss.-V/ -176/p,1. 1474;^'^
Life Insurance
•
programs.
shares
;
for
Unit
As
Silver Gate
take
$2,500,000
total
a
of
Operating
Operating
84,240
and regulatory commission
approvals and of surviving the extensive
unit. The offering
was limited
to a ten day period -which "was
subsequently extended 11' / litigation which seems bound to be instituted by public power and
4, other Interests, Puget's stockholders would be
days beyond that period.
On Sept.
irreparably damaged
29,
1952 the offering was dis¬
continued.
'
*
and,, among other
things,
the market price of their stock
would
unquestionably be adversely affected.—V. 176, p. 1164.
As a result of this
special offering 567.8 units of the
company's
and
the
will
Outstanding
35,000 shs.
Feb.
on
which
OFFERING—On
offering of 2.007
$70,000,000.
of
ages, the first of the four
will eventually house, will
$1,500,524
-
1
1949.
to
of
excess
well, under
failure
2,489.092
„
Construction, etc.
50,000
facilities
Encina.
$5,939,618
t$327,I66
PhiladelphiaAuthority—
and -$614,675 -for
1952
income
bohds
which
is
not
Commonwealth
John
.
SPECIAL
stock
at
is-now
502,553
>
.2,379,972
/ 55486
1,807,264
of
Port
income
Privately—The
approximately
23,000 shs.
known
the
which
on
Jan.
watts
in
good
to
with
broadcasting
1.000
May,
of
land
runs
began
Pennsylvania
signed
and
effect
better
company,
in
was
space
in
now
costs
$5,437,065
506,880
$7.42
;
1952.—V.
;
30,
-
installation at
Approximately
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—Debentures Placed
company's
PRESENT FINANCING
common
BUSINESS—This
was
Oity
River
.
•
to
Authorized
A
In
generating
Pittsburgh Rys. Co.^rTenders Invited— ."
per share.
p.-277.
Pa.—Stock
four acres of land on which
to construct a
building to house trans¬
mitter equipment and on v/hich
to erect a transmitting tower
necessary
to a television station.
•-;
Common
spent
the final
penditure budget
fering—A secondary offering of .3,000 shares of common.
stock (par $10) was made on-Oct. 14
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
at $27.75 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents
1
underwriting is involved.'
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
Will
be
added
working capital to be used in part to purchase or
Class
the-
.
'/-.•Public Service Co. of New
and 7,432 shares of common
class A stock and two shares
shares of
unit.
per
speculation"
a
Sept.
-
companies,
be
The
The
of
of
outstanding
$2,154,932
,
$4.40
other
period
1951
$3,408,376
—
4'-.1
;
212,500
$1,277,190
—
In_this expansion of generation facilities, plus the. building,
substations, extension of transmission and distribution' lines,
enlargement activities, the company has In the. post-war
new
and
involve
$600,894
1952)-.—V.-. 175,
/
$3;500,000
Wis.
contains
tripling' present" facilities.' It-is" designed to-be
24,822,519, .28,129,724:
kilowatts.
Co.
1952.
5%- first mortgage sinking fund
bonds due Jan. l, 1970; for the account of the
sinking fund to anamount
sufficient..to- exhaust- the
sum .of
$275,000-at
prices not
r?
nearly-completed
before
annual
to ^exceed
company
1952
—_i—J:_—
deductions—.
receive- tenders/for
the
op
Parker Pen Co.—Facilities Increased—
The
-
*,
$26,099,709 $30,284,656
:
——.-j
shares
■»
.
1951
kilowatts, Uhit No. 4 is actually capable
66,000 kilowatts.
Including interconnections
the .total" available supply .M.- electricity -is
now 404,000 kilowatts.
Since World. War IL the company has added
three new generators, with a total
generating capability, of 198.00<I
$52,378,305 $53,812,565
48,969,929 i 48,375,500
Avenue; Pittsburgh 30, Pa., will until
involve.
about'$7-per share
three shares held.1--.,:*
•;/. /'
for^ each
on
installments-starting.
first -withdrawal
has.
.
.
rating of
carrying a. load
with-, other
Subs.)—Earnings
'
—
bonds :and
on
•Includes
President, said that an eight-year
$3,664,000 loan. '
has
been
arranged with the- Export-Import Bank and
that
it
is
<
planned to have
Kuhn, Loeb «fc Co. and Carl. M, Loeb, Rhoades. & Co.
head a syndicate to float an
issue of about $3,000,000 common
stock;The loan, would be:
repayabie in 12 six-mdiith
two
to
Delaware
of' interest ^ on
Patten,
The
* ' "
.
the
to
,
'Tehuantepo,' •<
Mexico, it was,, announced on Oct. 23.
The
plant, he said, would
produce 300,000 to 600,000,long tons of
sulphur a year.,
J.
the
Other, income
il
..
1
290,413
Carlsbad, Calif.
(&
Gross, income.
r
Rental
Pan American Sulphur
Co.—Plans
company
1
:
—1—-
nominal
a.
of
had expressed
bidding, time,
Halsey,
Philadelphia Transportation Co.
>
and
This
:
taxes—
~
Net
amendments
the
San. XHego Gas & Electric Co.—New
was
..; c$:
$ .v .• ■w -V$
•
'f $
•
9 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
44,961,523, 40,621,819 347,442,259
308,378,101/31,469,556/ 29,230,242 244,426,691 216,383,657 v Operating - revenues"
operating expenses
4,053,000 ' 2,869,000
30,555.000
23,675,000
3,883,864 / 3,589,390
29,914,110' 28,173,574
f'. Operating income
.
—_
Federal
and
the
on
Roosevelt
1952
income.'—'
1865.
p.
of
- -
from
Corp.
increased
On Sept: 22, the company
officially put into operation its- newest
generating equipment. * Located at the- Silver Gate station, this gen¬
erating unit, was installed at a- cost ofi approximately $8,000,000, With
......
•
Operating /revenues——
Operating,, expenses
resulting
partici¬
and
Roosevelt
$21.15, a. share
liquidation value of
$18.15
share..
per
•Calculated
.•
,
Hotel
to
of
will
1948.
p.
earnings
•Earnings
,
.
Inc.,
Hotel,
stock
price
9 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
the
abroad
savings
Roosevelt
such
Rotary Electric Steel Co.—Earnings—
;
.
Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Co.- -Earnings—;;;
tax
and fine chemical products in foreign
of competition of American and
foreign producers,
to maintain
of
the
•
estimated
150,
other
launched
was
Inc.; Lehman Brothers; The First Boston
Corp.; and Kidder, Peabody
& Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and White, Weld <fc Co.
(Jointly) ,-^-V/ 176, p. 1474;. -
'■
•
•
and
-;
•.
of
at
adjustment
tendered, a cash
Hilton share.
per
stock
cash
previously
and
program
Secondary
debentures,
interest
Sale—/■/•■
because
shares
$16.66
representing
for
settlement.—V.
was put up
for sale on Oct. 23 but drew only one bid.
submitted- by The First Boston
Corp.,; which named a price
The company rejected
this, offer, giving "technical problems"
the reason, aftd^saytng it had been
proposed to seek the opinion
another law firm to pass
Von the registration question." '
as
±16 00
-
the
stock
Specht.
of: 92.55."
$2,271,072
it
to
of
common
certificates
sale
from
antibiptics
face
Subsequently',
Period End. Aug. 31—
Warner-Hudnut,
rate
Sales
establishment
This company
The
±15.95
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Stock
American Co.
this
these markets.—V.
bidding
Sept 30/52 June 3&;*5P
\
175, p. 423.
See North
to
the
tender
Philadelphia Co.—Bidding Rescheduled—
,
>
would
This
'
value-per-shared—__-r
—V.
Pfizer
of
175,
outstanding shares of pre feed¬
by the executive^ committee,
according to: ■»
'
-
of
that
turing organizations
Overseas Securities
Co., Ine.—Assets Lower—
*s, ofT"
Pfizer
of
markets in
shares
p." 1473.
3%%
Total net-assets—
Net asset
Controller
Controller
60.9&1
Benjamin
Weintraub,'. President.
be'effective, Jan: 2, 1953, at $115
_
formerly
Simond noted
position
Omnibus Corp.—To Retire
Preferred Stocks—
stock
elected
Mr.
>;
/
•_
mentioned
tin
offered
•
Smith,
fractional
of
case
at
To
pation
for
H.
the
made
(2)
During the last two years, Pfizer has been
engaged in an extensive
expansion of its foreign trade activities. The several
subsidiaries it has
formed to carry out "the objectives of
this program have established
branch operations in
Canada," England and Belgium, as well as in a
number of countries throughout Latin
America.
stockholders
additional
subscription price../
used for
working capital.
notification
stock
subscription
make
In
be
with
subscriptions, subject toCo., Olympic's largest
stockholder, has "agreed
to
exercise its
additional
privilege in such"'
Pox, Weils &
„
letter
A
primary
to
as
may be necessary
subscribed for at the
be
The
their
entitled
compensation,
amount
will
to
be
John J. Powers, Jr., a Vice-President and director
of Pfizer, will con¬
as
the priheipal representative of that
company in connection
tinue
7
orl Oct.
22 declared regular quarterly
dividends of
share on the 3.50% preferred stock and $1.05 on the
^todk payable Nov^ 29 to holders of record Nov. 8.
preferred
However,- the
common
stock.
directory voted to omit payment of
a
dividend on the
'
Commenting
President, said,
on
largely
industry-wide
to
the
the./company's
"Operations in
operations, - William- F. C. Ewing,
July and August were unprofitable due
Strike
which
affected
our
plants
during
„
,
and Financial
The Commercial
8
October 27, 1952
Chronicle .".'.'Monday,
(1568)
the
months.
summer
tember
to
ot
$629,000
last
of
$700,000
compared
with
loss
a
$1,270,000
of
the third quarter
in
products continues at anticipated
levels,
the
fourth
quarter should
produce a profit which
should
considerably reduce the losses incurred in (he earlier part of the
year."—V.
the
for
demand
176,
our
858.
p.
The
corporation
covering
$20
working
Oct.
on
shares
400
share,
per
capital.—V.
filed
15
of
stock
175,
(no
to be offered at
part
..
company
Oct.
on
filed
10
used
be
Years Ended July 31—
Other
$17,887,621 $17,826,953
229,480
295,457
210,784
revenues
Total
$20,595,745 $18,183,078 $18,037,737
revenues
Profit
from
Income
Gross
16,563,657
17.653,886
$930,507
$1,619,421
$383,851
160,979
255.698
52,239
operations
credits
—
,
203,293
Federal
State
&
inc.
taxes
be
e-—°,c
of
amount
The
common
.
$697,283
$114,744
$1.64
$0.27
Higher—
South Jersey Gas Co.—Earnings
1951
$4,816,883
5,585,876
4,403,265
$525,201
$413,618
550,319
550,319
$0.95
$0.75
1952
•
„
Expenses, incl. fixed charges and taxes—--——
Net
income
Number
shares.--.-
of common
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
176,
share--
common
the
expenses
income
23,499,630
„
Bonds
New
to
2,101,054
24,895,285
18,439,292
2,345,062
2,144,617
19,146,648
16,838,819
3,908.586
3,084,534
30.019,400
26,446,538
against
3.061,863
2,712,023
26,390,087
23,163,048
Co.
alter
—V.
176,
The
to
authorized
of
portion
of
into
carrying
or
of
4,000,000
split
the
the
at
present
than
far
176,
than
more
majority
the
vote
1419.
p.
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Stock Offered
—The company is offering to its stockholders of record
Oct,
the
8
right to subscribe on or before Oct. 31 for
400,000 additional shares of capital stock at par ($25
per share) at the rate of one new share for each nine
•shares
held.
No
fractional
shares
will
issued.
be
PROCEEDS—From
to
the
net
advances
repay
received,
be
to
American
the
Telephone
before
the
end
such
its
telephone
The
War
1
end
This
The
construction
of
before
$50,000,000
3949,
the
company
long
as
and
company
Practically
constructing
chased
and
due
of
the
July
is
It
the
If
bonds
excess
it
that
other
of
new
3Vt%
debentures,
or
and
provisions
be
at
than
Co.,
Inc.,
subsidiary
a
acot
Assembly
controlled
American
ently
of
The
of
Greenwich
of
and
an
service,
The
and
of
which
The
is
company
Connecticut
30,
local
in
which
company
New
than
more
within
service
part
of
where
had
one-half
and
that
of
that
;.«'•■
«
the
of
aggregate,
and
security
the
above
determined
connecting
are
were
of
telephones
in
service
on
GIVING
EFFECT
,
30-year 3V*fc
debs., due March
1,
1978
35-year
debs., due Sent. 1, 1980
33-yeai 3(4%
debs., due July 1, 1985
Common
capital stock
(par
$25)
EARNINGS
FOR
AUGUST
AND
expenses.
$5,670,418
Operating
expenses
3.899,088
Federal income
»-t
.
taxes
operating
operating
679,534
income
after
Net
—V.
176,
filed
9
$1)
letter
a
with
the
With
Calif.—Files
at
the
$1001* and' 13,000
(par
to
par
SEC
share's
without
20 persons,
be used for working capital.
to
are
notification with
of
stock
be offered
to
Co.
Finance
Oct.
on
of
Albemarle, Inc.,
of
Char¬
voting
filed
9
shares
1,000
of
common
make
the
be
C.
of
This
filed
9
letter of notification with the SEC
a
underwriting.
The
proceeds
will
offered
be used
Phila., Pa.—8% Stock Dividend—
Secretary-Treasurer,
Agnew,
have
record
stock
shares
declared
Nov.
14,
dividend
an
calls
for
on
21 announced that
dividend on common
Oct.
stock
8%>. common
payable Dec.
1952,
1952.
distribution of an estimated
the
15,
525,887
December
York
Stock Exchange requirements, approximately $38,900,000 will be trans¬
ferred
on
the
books
of
the
comoany
to the common stock equity
account,
to
cover
this stock dividend
distribution, compared with
$35,847,474, similarly transferred in connection with the 1951 stock
when
of
stock,
common
dividend
10%
-a
with
compared
declared.
was
dividend.
is
597,458
In
■
shares last
compliance
with
New
;
,
It
the year, 1952 will, after pay¬
this $38,900,000,
The stock dividend is not payable on scrip certificates.
The board also declared the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents
per
share on the common stock of record Nov.
14, 1952,
payable
will
ment
by' the
secured
Oct.
without
loans.
directors
stock
described above
will
bonds*
on
Sun Oil Co.,
Com¬
prices
Char¬
Stone Finance Co. of Laurinburg, Inc.,
j share,
per
John
estimated
of
Dec.
by
prices'and on'such
hereafter- determine and
cash
10,
the
that
1952.—V.
176,
earnings
in
approximate
dividends,
1419.
p.
the
i.
in
vote
favor
of
Swift & Co.—New
terms
as
authorize.
nature
and
and
stated
having
the
steelr
resolutions
at., prices
stated—V.
176,
terms
and
on
The
be
and
*
warehouse
„
by the end of November, will
with
/' »
floor
a
of
area
8,400
Luria completed a new 8,000 square-foot garage lor
Swift at Norfolk, Va.
Other Luria buildings of the same type erectedfor Swift during the past two years are at Madison, Wis.; Bartow, Fla.;
Greenville, O.; Columbia, S. C., and Lake Charles, La.—V. 174, p. 2459.
this year,
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Earnings—
$
23,122,159
184,033,782
169,758.606
1,2.043,023
-28,506,841
17,191,186
2,177,365
20,083,198
'341000,'309
25,278,111
3,430,028
2,546,914
29,301,379
profit
1952..'*
Sept. 30—
after
income
capital
Common
shares
'
$608,668.'
taxes—
358,682
outstanding-—-
17,780,472
'^3,019,372
9 Months Ended
Net
V
;
.1951
$557,895
354,166
21,252,744
♦Earnings
♦After
share—-.
dividend requirements.—V.
$1.50
$1.54
common
per
preferred
176,
p.
278.
1063.
p.
16-page
•
illustrated
Sanderson
Sanderson,
financial
been
&
for completion
rigid-frame
j.
Aircraft
Temco
the
scheduled
feet.
Earlier
266,'624,130 230,008,37.5
2,544,619'
t-.-
A-
Swift
1952—8 Mos.—1951
30,361,919
i
td•
•
„
.
_
T
,
and
released
to
booklet,
entit)ed""A Financial
Vice-President'^
Vice President
Senior
senior
organizational
financial
nnri
and
growth
writers.—V.
of
176,
Treasurer
Treasure!,
this
p.
June
,
Biography"
'which
corporation,
by
outlines
outlines
which
has just ;
Corp.—New Navy Contract—
The receipt of a second prime letter contract from the U. S. Navy,
calling £or the manufacture of a substantial additional quantity of
McDonnell F3H carrier based jet fighters by this corporation was announced On Oct. 19 by Robert McCulloch, President.
,
.
The new contract, Mr. McCulloch stressed, was in addition to TEMCO's
initial prime contract to build the F3H Demon at its Dallas plant which
•
bperry Corp.—Financial Biography Issued—
John
jonn
Pa., is constructing a new
Co.'s
soybean
mill
in Des
of Bethlehem,
for
Iowa.
structure,
square
terms
building
single-story,
a
Soybean Mill—
Engineering Co.
storage
Moines,
1269. '
p."
Luria
The
'
,
3,925,410
charges
com-
"
_
-
earlier
announced
was
688.
Number
of
airplanes
this
year.
involved
and
the
dollar value of the
two con¬
McCulloch said, could not be revealed for security reasons. He
did point out, however, that the combined backlog, including contracts
Authorized
$15,000,QP0'
25,000,000-
FIRST
Outstanding
25,000,000
.
6,000,000 shs.
EIGHT
(E. R.)
Sons
Year Ended June 30—
(& Subs.)— Earnings*
-
1
15,000.000
4,000.000 shs.
,
Net
sales
income
excess
years
protits
tax
267.230
228,752
2,152,517
Common
$824,566
$710,738
$6,140,588
$5,221 722
685,422
610,933
5,151,274
{Earnings
shares
per
outstanding
common
share
960
and
1165.
4,290,450
w
Corp.—V.
176,
p.
1419,
was
of
process
their
combined
third
negotiation, of TEMCO and its subsidiary, Luscombe
a new high of $245,600,000 when the companies
1952 quarter on Sept. 30.
This compared with a
of $208,000,000 at the end of the second quarter on
backlog
10,575,757
June
30.—
V.
175,
p.
2182.
Crl,257,374
i_*_:—
I'-I"^''7,266.274 "
''
3,828,628
$1-67
k
9,704,801
3,827,708
$2.30
♦Arising from' carry-back credit.
tRestoratioa^ oX^:portion
provision in prior years.
{After preferred .dividends.
NOTE—This company
ended
20,280.558
2,023,423
income
'
the
Airplane Corp., was at
v
100,060,913-
—",;Cr500,000
taxes
Net' profit
3,665,388
in
1951
•
+--■■;$
5,448,584
inc. & exc. profs, taxes
1952—8 Mos.—1951
5,078,945
'
10,957,484
taxes
for Fed. & foreign
♦Recoverable
MONTHS
1952
■'*.$ fria*
101.849,919
—
Profit before
Prov.
$5,296,417 $44,123,356 $40,235,676
3,727,977
30,751,306
29.325,138
628,950
Squibb &
$15,000,000
,
15,000,000
'
FINANCING
PRESENT
taxes—
charges
176, pp.
TO
1952—Month—1951
revenues
afier
Stone
corporation
to
.i
at,-such
shall
above
as
taxes._
operating
-♦Prior
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
Jvet
notification
of
tracts,
CAPITALIZATION
Net
letter
a
Angeles,
Los
proceeds
The
shares
$25
1952.
Cther
Co.,
(par
corporation
The
of
Greenwich
filed
10
-
Oct.
on
stock
covering
10
at
Commission.
purposes
1952—Month—1951
operating
in the Bridge¬
exchange areas'.
Town
from
of class A common stock to be offered at
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
covering 2,000 shares of class A non-voting common stock to be
security
as
accepted
Commerce
such
34;328,447
24,364',448
3,493,970
revenues
Net
telephones
capacity
crude
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Cther
State
Oct.
on
without
shares of preferred
430
(E. B.)
com¬
Town
833.707
Waterbury
of the
the
the
daily
lotte, N. C.—Files With Securities and Exchange Com.—•
later
" .•>
.repurchase
or
the
the stockholders
taxes—
aggre¬
increase
involved.
bonds
not
Interstate
pledged
be
•,<>
offers
or
for
shall
directors
Commission
FederaL income
pres¬
York Telephone Co. as a part of its territory.
other connecting companies operating in
4,325
stocks,
mature
the
of
may
Interstate
issue
to
disposed
the
as
conditions
Operatirig
that
approximately
will
$
is
corporation.
or
stockholder,
stock of the
portion
the company
Stamford
consider
estimates
had
The
person
largest
communities
1952
slightly
not
by
principal
small
New Haven,
does
telephone
the
few
a
in
Operating
.
inJ
served
1882.
any
the
20a
issued
:.Lv-,.
mentioned,
Southwestern
the
of
(26.67% ) of the voting
1952, held demand notes of the company
i
On June ?0,
Hartford,
company
by
Co.,
a
19,
April
Section
bids
the
American
Special- Act
by
shares
15,
except
-fjanies operate.
port,
Telegraph
furnishes
company
Connecticut
on
indirectly
or
&
960,296
owns
pany and at Sept.
gating $2,900,000.
incorporated
Connecticut
directly
Telephone
ufitil
Period End. Aug. 31—
was
lien
high level.
a
apparatus and materials used in
buildings, of the company is purt
Work
a
letter of notification with the*
non-voting common stock (par $100)
stock (par $100) which were "in¬
advertently sold by this corporation for $285 per share to a resident
of
South
Carolina
without
letter
of
notification
under
Regulation
A."
The
proceeds will be used to make loans.
No underwriting is
sanctioning the issue or guaranty and the sale, pledge
disposition, of bonds,
not to .exceed $89/643,000 principal
other
amount
necessary
for
of new money
construction.
and
10.
p.
House
B.)
The
and
approving and
amounts
would
shares
680
company
common
issue
redemption
and
by
those
Commerce
addition; a total of
through five offerings
stock in
1946, 1947,
or
procurement
construction.
(E.
pursuant to the Interstate Commerce
pertaining to competitive bidding
for that reason,..such;, terms as price,
and
known
is recommended
It
i
Other
,
lotte, N. C.—Files With SEC—
regulations
fund
otherwise
condition's,
Interstate
funded
de¬
and
-
of the company as the board of directors shall dewill'contain such terms and provisions, and shall be sold,
and
pledged
World
money.
its
houdriflow
day
charge.
Sales Co., Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC
underwriting.
issued
bonds
determined
than
a
per
property
will
capital
substantial
end
of
increased
In
secured
activities remain
Electric
BUSINESS—Company
The
issuance
Ry.
for
interests,
issued
be
their
of
under
therefrom,
be
engineering,
174,
share,
per
new
of
or
now
company
reserved
or
.
leasehold
bonds
disposed of
and
approved
other
such
to
Telephone & Telegraph Co
General
and
is
Stewart
issued.
sinking
should
it
and
recycle
Securities and Exchange Commission
which, briefly stated,
miles of railroad and a second
of railroad of the company, and
.j
be
definitely
company
termine
the
since
1985.
of
expected
raise
to
equipment,
plant,
Western
1,
been
value
par
construction
from
rate,
be
not
•
amounts
has
company
has
expenses,
j.951.
all
in
improvements
date
the
of
riiles
exemptions
interest
&
amount
and
including $15,000,000 of 33-year
continue
io
its
as
and
1953
substantial
the
war
aggregate
and
1950
of
additions
expenditures
requiring
the
of
will
unit
barrels
and
.
equipment
covering
$100
mortgage
may
...*.
bonds
crude
11,500
feed
more than 17,000 barrels. The quality of motor fuels the
capable of producing would also be greatly improved, Mr.
said.—V.
SL'O
company.
gold
be
to
at
fresh
2,432
which
the
Certain
•
tlebt by $30,000,000,
dated July
1,
1952
$52,080,163.
quarter
extensions,
,
been
v ye
the
first
for
plant,
company's
II
<3ince
the
of
remainder
the
of
treasury
miles
the
authorize
may
i
for
.new
Stereo
for
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
bonds will be secured by the
certain
on
of
bonds
from
bonds
Commission's
proceeds
from
other
for
Telegraph
■Co., which are expected to approximate $3,500,000 by the expiration
of this offer.
The
remainder of
the proceeds will be mingled with
the general funds of ihe company, and the
company intends to expend
of
the.
,
substantially all of the K, covering
on
bonds
consolidated
mortgage
Act.
merce
rated
of
_
The. corporation
consolidated
Commission
offering is not underwritten.
intends
properties
years
,
contract
Paret
except that any first
will, as provided
by the
moitgage, mature in 1994.
All such bonds will be
made redeemable or repurchasable at the option of the company and
for sinking fund purposes at redemption or repurchase prices appro¬
priately related initially to the price.of the bonds, and at declining
prices thereafter.
The company also proposes to provide as to each
issue a sinking fund in an amount deemed desirable.
It is expected
each sinking fund will average not less than Vz %
to 1%.
per annum
of the principal amount W the issue and some or all of such funds
may
be larger.
Thq bonds also will contain such other terms and
provisions, including interest rate, and will be sold at such prices,
as
may be approved by the directors and as the Interstate Commerce
warrants entitling holders to purchase common stock.
of
the 1,711,905 common shares now outstanding
or
35
first
,
synthetic
a
each
guaranteed as to
•
These
1,072
lien
a
,
increased to
a
first mortgage on the com¬
Louis Division, which consist of
gold
East
to.
first
the. above
include
quantities
by
St.
approximately
on
also
of
consolidated
87%
amendments,
for the purpose.—V.
is
other
All
stock—and
common
lien
approximately
on
and
number
2.000,000
from
of
double
pre-emptive right to subscribe for their pro-rata
issues of common stock or of securities convertible
the
required
to
two-for-one
a
said
Orleans
company's
the
oi
referred
company's
which
approved? certain amendments
22
the
future
Holders
approved
Oct.
incorporat;on which
of
shares,
common
enable
to
stocKholders
Co.—Capitalization Increased—
on
company's c°rtificate
--chiefly
give
stockholders
common
the
its
as
mortgage
the
in
above
first
a
lien
Gas
Natural
held
facilities
equal
;i8.000 barrels to-approximately 25,000 barrels with cracking capacity
,
Ind., and certain branches and appurtenant franchises;
retirement
the
is
Southern
mortgage
New
secured
known
consolidated
bonds
of
1063.
p.
the
SEC
First
completion
the field consumed only 12 months.
T. Ellwood Webster, President
Catalytic, stated that the project was completed five days ahead of
the projected schedule and within 2% of the estimated cost.
Mr. Paret
.
2,349,676
taxes-
hereafter
Net
Net
of
and
taxes._
operating
20 the
the company's plant
of Standard Oil Co.
at
subsidiary
a
of
1953;
maturig July 1,
first
a
company
Albany,
operating income
charges.—.
Other
the
of
properties
Oct.
on
program
is
in
approximately 380 miles of railroad extending from East St. Louis, 111.,
27,963,052 251,003,044 217,1}6,789
20,632,847 176,941,711 155,392.140
32,102,954
expansion
company
owned
by
franchises
and
This
company
secured
company,
refinery
sinking
bonds,
the
of
Texas—Expansion Program—
Catalytic Construction Co. of Philadelphia engineered and constructed
plant within a schedule which allowed 16 months from the signing
refinery
Orleans Terminal. Co,,
New
by
and
wholly-owned
pany's
$
$
$
$
Federal
covering
15
Oct.
on
1474.
,p.
the
& Northeastern RR. Co.,
which owns and operates approximately 195 miles of railroad extend¬
ing from Meridian,
Miss., to New Orleans, La.;
1952—8 Mos.—1951
Month—1S51
1952
SEC
the
major.units include a 7,555 barrel-per-day vacuum flash unit, a gas
^fRovneJy100/130 octane alkylation gasoline daily. of producing 1,400 bara" aviation Plant capable
rels of
contemplates may be issued are:
now
of
cracking unit,
for
.,
aggregate.
company
gold
50-year
bonds
(a
properties
revenues
with
Vice-President, announced
Texas.
new
.
—
322.
Period End. Aug. 31—
filed
stock.—V. 176
California.
signed
and New Orleans & Northeastern RRr.
subsidiary' of the company), or, alter¬
natively, bonds of the company guaranteed as .to principal,'interest
and
sinking fund instalments by New Orleans & Northeastern RRCo., or alternatively, bonds of New Orleans & Northeastern RR. Co",
guaranteed as to principal, iflterest and sinking fund instalments by
Joint
Co.
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
Operating
Operating
interest
mortgage
$6,111,077
Twelve Months Ended Sept. 30—
Gross revenues
the
issued
be
to
the
in
which
Paso,
catalytic
fund instalments by
the company,
secured by a first mortgage on the properties, and-franchises of^said
Terminal
company
consisting of a belt line ..and terminal facilities
in New Orleans, La., and vicinity/being substantially the same prop¬
erties as now secure the outstanding New Orleans Terminal-Co. first
1500.
p.
bonds
Co.
Paret, Jr.,
$10,000,000
The
issue
to
necessary
bonds
principal,
$378,193
2
per
174,
company,
due
public
the
of
c/o.uou
share$0.89
income
Net
—V.
hands
,
Bonds
Earnings
the
in
.X11,?0 evel?b how^er, will the approval now requesieu
un
^ers. a"
"ze
——S"e 0
re
$89,643,000 pnncipal
1
$436,090
225,346
b8u,uuU
$1,091,486
charges
for
$1,875,119
297,836
510,000
income
Income
Prov.
19,665.239
operating expenses
El
of
will
It
♦Cost of sales &
at
bonds-to provide the funds required,
in
addition
to such
treasury cash as the directors may determine
to
be available for that purpose,
to meet , these approaching matur¬
ities, and it may be necessary or desirable, to issue additional bonds
to
reimburse treasury cash applied to the payment of the maturing
bonds.
On no event, however, will the approval now requested from
1950
1951
1952
bond
P.
a
of
its affiliated
maturities falling
and
company
have
aggregating
$20,366,266
t_,~
Standard Oil
M.
of
New Orleans Terminal
on or
before Nov. 1, 1956
$89,643,000, as follows: $11,423,000 of
New
Orleans Terminal Co.
first mortgage 50-year gold
bonds,
guaranteed
as
to
principal
and
interest by
the company,
maturing July 1
1953' $65 450 000 of the company's development and
general mortgage gold' bonds maturing April 1, .1956; and $12,770,000
principal amount of the company's East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Railway Co. consolidated first mtge. gold bonds maturing Nov. 1, 1956.
The
Co.,
to
South Coast Corp.—Earnings—
sales
.
funds required to take care
of
to issue refunding bonds.
In
order to adopt resolutions authorizing and
sanctioning the jssu®
of
such
bonds,
the approval of
the holders of a majority of all
the
stock of
the company,
including approval of the holders oi a
majority of the preferred stock, is required.
notification with the SEC
at par ($5
letter of
a
covering 10.195 shares of common stock to be offered
per
sharet, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
pay for drilling costs.
Net
selling stockholder.
to a
was
of common
provide a substantial portion of the
these maturities
it
will be necessary
Sonny Allegheny Mountain Oil & Gas Co., East Cleve¬
land, O.—Files With SEC—
The
to go
are
notification
To
1865.
p.
(par 25 cents) at $2.75 per share.
Standard Dredging Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 21,620 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on Oct. 17 by Straus, Blosser & McDowell
at $4.62 Vz per share, with a dealer's commission of 20
cents per share.—V. 176, p. 1474.
directors the company's treasury for cash used for such pur¬
and, if such proposal is approved, to authorize and sanction the
issuance
or
guaranty and the sale, pledge or other disposition, of
such
bonds,
the mortgaging and
pledging of such properties and
the prices at,
and terms and conditions upon, which such bonds are
to be sold, pledged or othewise disposed of.
■
proceeds are to be used for
The
of
the 35,000 shares
the, extent determined,
to
reimburse
to
stock
letter
A
Stock Offered—Aetna Secur¬
—
publicly offered 35,000 shares of
Oct. 23
on
The net proceeds
pose,
the
with
notification
of
letter
a
common
underwriting.
without
Corp.
common
(he
by
SEC
and
1956,
T,
Nov.
before
or
SEC
Corp., Boston, Mass.—Files With
Sonic Research
ities
Nov. 21 to
or guaranty
by the comapny and the sale, pledge or other
disposition, of bond^,
secured by properties of the company or properties of one or more
affiliates
of
the company, or both,
to obtain funds to refund or
otherwise provide for maturities of $89,643,000 of bonds which the
■company
has Issued, assumed or guaranteed and which mature on
special meeting of the stockholders will be held on
consider and act upon a proposal to approve the Jss^ance
A
year.
"Provided
Standard Cable Corp.
Co.—Plans Refunding
Southern Railway
the oompany achieved a profit in Sep¬
which reduced the third quarter loss
However,
than
more
of
tax
recently merged into Mathieson Chemical
'
-
Tennessee
—A
Gas Transmission
.Co.—Secondary Offering
secondary offering of 25,000 shares-
of common stock
made on Oct. 22 by White^'Weld. & Co. and
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. at $22.50 per share,
with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per-share.
It was
(par $5)
quickly
p.
1269.
was
oversubscribed and the books-: closed.—V.
'
176,
Volume 176
'Number 5163
.
.
(1569)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
■
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—-Trustee Appointed
The
Manufacturers
Trust
Co., New York, has been
^llnited Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.—Notes Placed
Privately—The company has placed privately $5,000,000;
additional 3% % promissory notes due Feb. 1, 1972, with
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
appointed trustee
issue of $30,000,000 first mortgage pipeline bonds, 4% series,uue
issued under a third supplemental indenture dated Aug. 1, 1952..
176, p. 859.
for an
1967
—V.
This
\
Thew Shovel
Net
_
1952
;
__
profit
Capital
income
after
purposes.—V. 175,
porate
1951
1,539,000!
....
at
-
$3.37 ': "
•Period End. Sept. 30—
$3.69 '
par
stock
will
176,
be
of
sold
only
wishes
1419,*.
p.
friends
interested
by
to
in
long-term
contact
personal
secure
forestry.
time
front
properties
new
'
•
for
as
from
The
sale
20
book
a
for
owned
Oct.
profit
writing
Inc.
The
Of all
Consol.
H.
stock
The
by
billon,
been
purchaser
Transamerica
sold
for
$20,000,000
,to its
which
the
when
received
amount
$1,927,000
$4,688,000
$5,435,000
-
3,483)000-
Transamerica
by
indebtedness to banks.
rest
The
was
and
the
to
$3,663,854,
owned.
such
?
said,
Corp.
subsidiaries,
Transamerica
had
capital gains
"completes
distributed
tax
the
the
•
a
,t-
.
2VzVv-
for
*
Dr90.000
$0.60
$1.36
Series
186.000
200.000
$1.71
notes
issued
payments
quarter
to
$875,000
the
$36,250,000
agreement,
of
the
this
year
banks
three
the
merge
casting
sales
and
distributions
which
3Vz %
of
notes
commence
hold
1951,
Husbands
Mr.
bank
the
of
which are out1, 1956 and
said—V.
176,
Corp.'and
The.M'iami
and
70
cents
share.
per
books closed.—V.
176,
Transcontinental
letter of
A
of
filed
stock
with
SEC
the
25
cents)
Oct.
on
to
able
will
in
The
20,000
Naugatuck
line
complete
a
the
immediate
structure.—V.
foot
square
plywoods, plastics"
trading area.
of
Miami
176,
1475.
p.
Chemical
Division
on
Oct.
22
announced
is
nually.—V.
176,
1420.
p.
Nine
Dividends
Interest
Interest in Globe
Corp.—Assets
and
Increase—Controlling
Total
Ended
$
net
Total
assets
The
corporation
of
$5
of
common
tion
161,725,348
September 20
1952
$1,356,164
1951
$1,458,689
24,007
$20.85
the close of the
near
Globe
&
involved
third
stock
$1,380,171
the
corporation^
portfolio
463.
p.
income
The
J.
has
*
$1,210,400
$1,293,587
City
Crouter
Dick
Ira
The company
;■
on
Oct.
proceeds
shares
letter
a
be
to
.are
of- common
used
'The
of
notification
and
8.000
with
shares
the SEC
Oct. 8 filed
U
'
''
'
,
'
'
■
letter of notification with the SEC
a
covering' 295,000. shares
at
net
The
the
$1,per
16 filed a letter of notification with the SEO
covering 302 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($100 per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to purahase.
balance
are
added
to
a
letter
of
notification with the
(par 10 centsr to be.
of
common
through
to
used
be
Nev.—Files With SEC
Uranium Mines, Inc:, Las Vegas,
notification with
covering 75,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
per-ghare), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
pay for mining expenses and any remainder added to working
•The corporation -on Oct. 9 filed a letter of
i
the SEC
par
($1
used to
capital.
machinery and for working capital.
Co.—Bonds Sold—The offering
of $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 3V2% series due Oct.
;
Uintah-Wyoming Oil & Gas Co.—Rights—
stockholders
before
or
five
shares
No
Oct:
cents
held.
wilt
the
be
The
in
3,000,000
proceeds
Southwest
that
D.
be
In
in
addition,
are
the
be
sold
at
subscribe
capital
for
Gas
2,500,000
lease
and
-;
stock-
176,
Electronic
of
p.
Underwood
various
Board,
Corp.
on
electronic
components
175,
p.
the
have
Oct.
Oct.
16 by Halsey,
Total
-
been
$300,000
with
the
organization.
United
of
SEC
No
suiplus
on
public
notes
Oct.
1)
(covered
will
offering
be
will
by
entirely
be
Elecom.
developed
and
letter
Offered—
of
Total
made.—V.
176,
Net
—
outstanding
assets
compared
the
1420.
p.
per.
of
three
with $68,113,731
$12,32
trusts
a
Fund
year
-
Accumul.
Fund
$60,926,651 $13,826,066 $11,600,876 '
4,945,608
2,343,607
936,595"
share___
the
Science
Fund
"
assets..
asset value
Total
within
Funds, Inc.—Total Assets Rise—
Sept. 30, 1952—
net
Shaies
notification
subscribed
on.
Sept.. 30.
earlier.—V.
$5.90
1952
176,
p.
were
1270.
200,000
of
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—
with
field
was
stock
common
50
(par
the
SEC
on
Oct. 15
covering
$11.50
to be offered at
cents)
through Blyth
Feuv. A
Payson, the selling
Net
1952—9 Mos.—1951
244,265
258,356
604,091
537,432
IttXoS--
l^o,oo3
U4.805
302,691
2*1,679
$123,582
$0.29
$123,551
$0.29
$301,400
$0.70
$265,753
share
taxes
com.
per
772.
$4,929,199 $14,811,055 $14,257,675
$5,098,349
-"■Based on
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1952—3 Mos.—1951
.
profits
^Earns.
stockholder.—V. 176,
Federal
liltUlilC
tui
The proceeds are to
Inc., New York.
Co.,
&
shares
425,900
$0.6:3
176, p. 514.
outstanding.—V.
Kinsev
has
proposal
a
Oct.
$12.41
$86,353,593,
whicl)
we
company
favorably
Sound Power & Light Co. than that oi
the six Public Utility Districts of Western Washington, on which offer
(hey
to vote
are
Oct. 27.
on
larger stronger company whoso
proposal, will be more valuable
Power Co. as now constituted. <
option—one share of Washington and $27.50 cash for each
of Puget—is a combination which I also believe will bo
value than can be realized by the proposed sale to - the
on
that
The
second
two
shares
greater
are
to the
Light Co.
by
of
decision
27."
Oct.
on
stock
common
have made a proposal which they
to the stockholders of both co:nPuget's failure to act thus leaving th$
the stockholders of Puget Sound PoweD
advantageous
compelled
but
The
and
workable
outcome
Water
Washington
of
directors
panies
in a
the
by
Washington
Districts.
Utility
"The
consider
indicated
as
The
of
basis
tax-free
a
believe,
I
than
by
Hydro-Electric Project^-
American
,
•-
-
to Oct. 31,
permit issued to this company for a,
Clark Fork River in Sandera
was issued for a period oi
Commission has extended for one year,
Power
the period of a preliminary
1953,
was
distributed
stockholders.
Washington
of
Light Co. on Aug. 21 to its
&
The Federal
Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
for;
not dependent, on market conditions
of Washington is
offer
ownership
&
Puget
financing which may be necessary. The first option—two shares
Washington for two shares of Puget—provides for- a continued'
stock
of
of
stockholders
"The
see
filed a letter of notification
16
on
Oct. 20 said: "This
consider more definite and
President,
Robinson,
M.
made
the
to
hydro-electric project on the
County,
Mont..
The permit originally
seven
months, effective April 1, 1952.
proposed
additional
proceeds are
development, known as the Noxon Rapids Pioject,
dam; a 17-mile long reservoir; and a powerhouse
capacity of 197,000 horsepower and provision foxcapacity.
The preliminary permit is for the sole puipose
of
the
The
Van Norman Co.—Borrows from Banks—
The
Co.,
company
New
--V.
175,
York,: evidenced by
4%
use
and
the
.
-
about one-half
will
balance
'
of
be
the
used
proceeds
for
to
working
pay oil
capital.
giving
by the group Oct. 21 on a bid of 100.961%.
bids
were
received
Corp.,
100.85;
Salomon
Securities
Corp.,
100.736;
White.
&
Co.
and
Wertheim
&
Co.
•
3Vis as follows: Stone & Webster
Bros. & Hutzler,
100.8011 Union
Weld &■ Co., 100.6899; and Kuhn,
for
Securities
Loeb
—
(Jointly),
100.61.
pipeline
Ltd.—Pipeline Authorized
Canada on Oct. 11,
Transport Commissioners for
order authorizing this company to
and
Board
issued an
1952
other
while conducting the surveys an:l
preparation of an application for an
priority
Westcoast Transmission Co.,
gas
Bonds Offered — A
group of underwriters headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.:
Inc..on Oct. 23 offered $20,000,000 of first and refunding
mortgage bonds series J, 3*4%, due Oct. 1, 1982, at
101.541% and accrued interest. The offering was over¬
subscribed knd the books closed. Award of the issue was
Five
company
necessary in the
license.—V. 176, p.; 1475.
investigations
FPC
The
'
,
Virginia Electric & Power Co.
won
a
installed
an
.
will
463.
p.
the Manufacturers Trust
promissory notes due Jan. 1, 1953 to
has borrowed $3,000,000 from
1957.
1,
proposed
include
would
used to drill wells.
to be
with
July
Income
As of
For details,
with the SEC;
covering 2,300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent), of which
300,000 shares are to be reserved for option to underwriters. It is
planned to offer the stock at 5 V2 cents per share through W. D.Nebeker &- Co.- and A. P. Kibbe & Co., both of Salt Lake City, Utah.
company
short-term
debt
The
closed.
has-
1545.••
United Benefit Fire Insurance Co.—Notes
150,000
& Co
Thomas & Co
-
notification
of
before
-
Electronic
Electronic
name
200,000
750,000
500,000
Stokes
1475.
sales
Power
*
on
The
filed
books
the
and
Utana Basins Oil Co.,
The" company
23
Computer
trade
150,000
300,000
250,000
Inc.
F. S. Smithers & Co.__
Stem Brothers & Co.__
500,000
Co.—_______
p.
Extension for New
1270.
Computer
announced
Electronic
computers-^'-under
commercially,—V/
and accrued interest, which was
Stuart & Co. Inc., has been
100.742%
at
oversubscribed
The
the
300,000
& Co
Waldorf System Inc.
shares
""
is. acquiring the
business of the
Brooklyn, N. Y., which will become the
of
1982,
'U
made on
rovalty interests-
potential.—V.
,
of
•
sale.
acquire
.
-
150,000
750,000
400,000
Period End. Sept. 30—
Light
Power &
each
~£aur
the market price.
authorized.
now
above
to
and
Chairman
electronic
marketed
share
Corp.,
of
Division
specialized
to
of
new
will
stock
used
*
Wagoner,
Corp.
Computer
right
shares
one
Corp.—Purchases
Underwood
Computer
of
Utah
V, 176, p. 1475.;
of
following
will
Corporation—
Philip
the
dditional
s
basis
involved.
Wyoming Oil
Underwood
offered
were
the
on
shares
outstanding
net
the
in
13
for .500.000
Any unsubscribed shares
underwriting
Of
Oct.
on
27
share
per
400.000
Co.______
shares
Public
at
Corp.
L____
to Charles S.
of
> The corporation on Oct.
on
&
share
any
Tungolin Co.,<Inc„ Gulfport, Miss.—Files With SEC—
The
-
Inc.___
Son,
letter
per
With SEC—
stock
Frank M. Cryan & Co., New York.
to liquidate a debt of $95,000 and.
working capital.
share
,
proceeds
filed
,f
'
"
•
corporation "on" Oct,-17
offered
of
preferred;
per share),
without underwriting. The
buy and sell oil and gas leases.
to
'
stock
Rambo, Close & Kernel'
Iw
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
Schwabacher & Co
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
1,500,000
Washington W'ater Power Co.—Merger Proposed—
SEC
filed
14
4 000
"
200,000
Co
&
&
&
-
200,000
•
Co.—
Michigan
176,
2,500
^
be.offered .at. par. ($5
to
200,000
250,000
Co.___^
&
Heller, Bruce
—V.
Corp
Bodine_£__
&
Haupt
Hirsch
R.
Townsend,
Steele
of
E.
Inc.
—750,000
W. Pressprich & Co. 1,500,000
Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co.,
Inc.
200,000
'
250,000
&
—
Co...
Palmer Co.___
Pollock & Co.,
Wm.
400,000
Coe
&
Roger S.
1,500,000
Co._L
&
-
Merle-Smith
&
Gregory
>•
Tri-State Oil Wells, Inc., Oklahoma City, Okla.—Files
stock
Collins
&
Co.___
&
Securities
Julien
DeHaven
634 shares of capital stock (no par)
to be offered at $50
per
share, without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used to
purchase merchandise for resale to retail druggists.—V. 173, p. 2211.
Universal Gas & Oil Corp., N. Y.—Files
covering
Stearns
Brothers
Profits
on
750,000
250,000
150,000
500,000
Kraus___% 500,000
Bradford
C.
covering
diversified.*
further
been
*
Corp.
Pacific Northwest
\-
Co.___—t
Burge &
Byrd
104,000
514.
corporation
250,000
-
500,000
&
69,687
102,500
tax__
—
p.
200,000
200,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__
New York
Hans'eatic
Mackall
150,000
-
_
that
176,
:_
$1,467,275
67,271"'
Federal
for
and
Indianapolis
"
250,000
200.000
&
1
$200,OCO
Bond
Share Corp.'
Kaiser & Co._____
-
$3,950,000
,
income
the
sale of
Tri-Continental's
complete holding in the
firm, which previously had represented control of that com¬
Proceeds from the sale of the Globe and Rutgers holding are
being- reinvested in the securities of a broad list of companies with the-'
175,
__.
Portland,
i Ore.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This transac¬
pany,
result,
:_
United Wholesale Druggists of Portland, Inc.,
128,100 shares
and
Co.
&
Strudwick.
quarter, sold 5.337 shares
preferred
Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.
Stuart
&. Peck
8,586
expenses
—V.
insurance
—V.
income
Net profit
150,727,348
$22.17
share..
cumulative convertible second
stock of
155,130,269
$23.94
_________
Net asset value per
$
$
(successful bidders ir»
to buy all the-
commitment
firm
a
Aspden, Robinson & Co.
Auchincloss, Parker &
A
investments,
on
Provision
Sept. 30,'51
Sept. 30,'52 Dec. 31,'51
.
i
under
*7 "
5,441,054 shs.
7,000,000 shs.
:___
following underwriters
are
;
income
Total
Rutgers Sold—
As of—
par)__-
bidding)
Inc.
go
Continental
-
'($10
stock
bonds:
Adams
Stores Corp-—Earnings-
Months
289,471 shs.,
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs. •
,
100,000 shs.
Vitro Manufacturing Co.,
United
(approximately $1.37 Mj per share) through Bonner & Bonner,
Inc., New York, and Lynch. Allen & Co., Inc., Dallas, Tex. The proceeds
are to
go to C. J. Simpson, the selling stockholder.—V.
170, p. 2588.
Tri
289,491 shs.
100,000 shs.
the
market
$61,200,000
10,000,000
20,000,000
20,000,000
20,000,000
20,000,000
2,600,000
1,000,000 shs.
!________
dividend
Freeman
doubling the production capacity of its Marvinol vinyl resin
plant in Painesville,"Ohio. The
expansion
program,- which
is expected to be completed
by
June, 1953, will lilt Production to more than 50,000,000 pounds an-1
at
series^_
$4.20
Bear,
States Rubber Co.—Expansion Program—
company's
in
'
Closed
dividend
Anderson
Co.
to
FINANCING
issu-
$4.04
;
Corp.—Affiliate Expands—
distribute
materials
20,000,000'
cumulative,
par,
Redpath
Mengel
new
a
$100
dividend
$5
covering
14
offered
be
stock
.
20,000,000
1%%, due 1953-T956_-_
First
United
that-it
(par
10-1-82
Fauset.
the
and
unit
building
is located
■>
Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Files—
was
common
oversubscribed
was
*
1166.
p.
Oil
notification
shares
60.000
It
It
►
allied
the
20,000,000
12-1-81
due
Halsey,
U.S.-Mengel. Ply woods, Ihc.; has-opened a new sales and distribu¬
unit in Miami,
Fla. "The new unit represents the 22nd such
installation for the company, which is jointly owned by United States
fering—A secondary offering of 60,000 shares of common
stock (par 50 cents) -was made on Oct. 20 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at $19.62V2 per share, with a dealer's concession
due
3'/4%,
new
into this corporation the American Broad¬
pending before the Federal Communications;
States Plywood
of the
■
tion
1419.
p.
6-1-79
3%%,
Ball,
'United
of
Outstanding
10,000,000
20,000,000
due
I
Bache
stock,
most
Unlimited *
due 9-l-80.___
competitive
July
on
PRESENT
TO
due 3-l-78_J
2%%,
2%%,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co.,- Inc. is still
Commission.—V. 175,' p. 2284.
approximately $i8,50q,00Q
1950, and approximately
in
July 31, '
amounted to'
revenues
$64,000,000
J
Pfd,
corpo¬
"
years.
;The -proposal to
-
third
its loan agreement. Payments and pre¬
maturities to and including Jan.
1, ■ 1954,
of 2%%
notes outstanding. Semi-annual
.the
a
months ended
due 3-1-75
Series
Notes
balance
.on:
finance
electric business provided 96%
and its gas business, 4%.
EFFECT
GIVING
Series
under
comprise
now
G
Common
additional
an
continue for,15
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Secondary Of¬
of
1952,
revenues,
refunding mortgage bonds
Series H
$2.85'
•
the
of
and
Series F 3%,
39.000
-
end
standing .will, . under
Plywood
>
July 31,
operating
Series E 2%%,
.
v..
the
$3,500,000
a
principal
58%
•
..
to
operating
utility
Authorized
of
net
.
prepaid
leaving,
begun
program
non-
share—
per
payments
the sale.
on
shareholders
to its
Transamerica's earnings have Increased from
reported for 1948 to almost $23,000,000 in
$22,700,000
electric
an
$9,537,000
First
___—
..Shortly, after
ration
Since 1.948, and prior to the sale just made, Transamerica. has sold ..
distributed tof its stockholders approximately 3,800,000 shares of.
Bank
of
America stock based on the bank's present capitalization.
despite
ended
months
$446,023' in cash and $212,850 in notes through;
rearrangements of theatre assets before provision for capital
these
.
the
by
said
He
the
offset
announcement
Transamerica
owned
.received
Transamerica
Husbandsdisclosed,
rest,
wholly
loss
tax
Mr.
•____
or
However,
is
Operating reVeneUs of the utility in the 12
1952
aggregated
$73,528,000;
net operating
$15,071,000, and net income $11,701,000.
NOTES—During
the. third
quarter
the
company
disposed of 24
theatres, 10 of which .were^ by termination of joint interests. Conse--XLuentiy its theatre holdings decreased by 24 theatres. The company
■
outstanding shares of Bank of America which it owned in;
ord^r that Transamerica-Corp. would cease being classified as a
holding company affiliate of that bank." ';
*
'
:
1,465,000
used
and in portions of North Carolina and West Virginia. It also
natural
gas
in
Norfolk and Newport
News.
Population,
company's
subs., not incl.
gains taxes.
profit,
practically
sale,
2,297,000
be
,
"Including capital gains and share of undistributed earnings of nonconsildatcd subsidiaries.
.the
;of
300.000
will
sale
territories served by the company is estimated at 2,200,000, about
two-thirds'of whom reside in communities of 1,000 or more.
For the
307,000
-
the
from
of
indirect
&
—if!
^Earnings
operating fund.
sufficient
1937
retire its
to
aggregate
are
The
in
used
$16,374,659
created
BUSINESS—Company
undis. earns, of
partly
.
the
of
above
itself
received
$32,393,008
for
its
1,099,559
the" announcement.: The subsidiaries'
241,536
to
$7,115,355." Of
was
the
realized
'
Corp;
according
shares
earnings
direct
consol.
announced
was
This, he said, represented
was a nation-wide under¬
:
shares,
Of
subsidiaries
Read & Co. Inc., and Blyth & Co.,
placed by the underwriters with in¬
vestors.
added
its
President.
since
has
and
Husbands,
headed
sh.
remaining shares of Bank of America
corporation
this
of $20,038,513.
group
146,000
$2,310,000
i
proceeds
distributes
$5,747,000
81,000
;
prices
ranging
$7,800,000 for electric transmission facilities.
Expendi¬
are tentatively set at $42,000,000,
but this is contingent
availability of materials.
the
12
$3,824,000
60,000
•
-
...
prices
1953
for
Virginia
;
:
■
$1,567,000
etc..—
non-consoi.
• __L
Capital gains (net) less
appiiCr inC; tax
i___'
management.-—
1,941,000
.
at
par.
CAPITALIZATION
$39,508,364
bv
by Sam
1,997,000
_____
capital
at
company
fund,
and
tures
$8,339,000
improvement
of
upon
$10,944,000
4,515,000
5,197,000
$4,251,000
the
of
and for the sinking and improvement,
and
the company's construction program.
In the five years
1947-1951, the company expended $156,000,000 on additions and im¬
provements to its property.
Construction expenditures for 1952 are ,
estimated
at
$50,000,000,
with $27,200,000 spent through July 31.
The estimate for 1952 includes $20,900,000 for additional generating"
1952—9 Mos.—-1951
,1952—3 Mos.—1951
option
the
at
to par,
,
Transamerica Corp.—Sells Bank Shares—
stock
tax
before
gains 4net)
••subs
Corp's
on
cor¬
(& Subs.)—Earnings
$3,564,000
income
Divs.
The -■
time
to
'
•4
-
general
inc.
etc.
Profit
the proposed issuance of 20,000 shares of common
($10 -per share) we have been advised that this is a
the, company
V.
Offer-
Fed.
oefore
Prolits
with
corporation
and
1168.
p.
United Paramount Theatres, Inc.
Fed.
small
with Metropolitan
placed
455,946
Timber Owners of New England, Inc.—Stock
stock
notes
to
PROCEEDS—Net
..
capacity
1,684,000
455,946
tax
in connection
total
the
104.55%
maintenance
the
101.55%
from
redeemable
are
from
or
portion
$34,951,000 $29,700,000
taxes.,
shares
outstanding...
Earnings per common share._______.-_
—V. 176, p. 513. '
;
$10,000,000
to
$5,000,000 haying been sold earlier this year.
-.The proceeds are to be used for working capital
Co.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Sales.
brings
bonds
The
ranging
fund
&
the
from
Peace
River
of
Area
construct its natural.
"B"t,s^p®°1"°*blaprt?1d
Pacific Northwest areas. Frank M. McMahon
Presi¬
dent
said in
part:
"We are continuing with our preparations fox
construction of the pipeline. We have completed our airborne survey
of the route and now have three survey crews actually staking tho
Alberta
location
"Our
tinuing
River
to
the
on
the
ground.
producing
the
area
associate,
development
with
the
current expenditure
—V.
175,
p.
use
of
of
The
even
10
Pacific Petroleums Group, are con-;
larger
gas reserves in the Peace
and seismic crews. Their
drilling rigs
in this work is running at
$10,000,000 per annum.'\
(C*r\irAinnArl
47^
1546.»
rvri
r>Pf*P
t
,
,
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1570)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tabfe&
In
first
the
grouped in two separate
are
Bond
ously announced, but which have not yet reached
Utilit
Name of Company
Aetna
Air
convertible
(quar.i—30c
12-15
12-15
12- 5
12- 5
12-29
Reduction
4.50',/
Allied
10c
12-29
<quar.)_—_____
Co.,
preferred
(quar.
Laboratories,
Extra
'd
__■
$1.12%
;
Inc.
,
—
6%
American
&
A cash
<no
pari
shares held has
American
Home
Extra
Co.
(quar.i
Products
American Ice
Co., 6',<.
American
15c
11-15
12- 1
20c
__
12-
12-12
11- 3
+10c
12-15
$20
O.l
Argo
$14-
to
Corp.
10-31
6%
preferred
Arkansas
Class
6%
Natural
A
Automatic
Co.
Mills,
Common
$4.50
<monthly)
(monthly)
._
preferred
4%%
;
preferred
Co., 4V2'A
(L. S. 1
12-19
(quar.)—
preferred (series of 1947)
12- 1
12- 1
11- 1
12- 1
12-15
12-24
10-31
12-24
12-12
11- 1
11- 3
12- 1
12-29
12-19
11-15
11-15
10-15
11-15
12- 1
12-10
10-20
12-10
11-24
10-24
10-24
11-14
10-31
12- 1
Ayrshire Colleries Corp. (quar.i.
Bancroft (Joseph) & Sons (quar.) ——25c
bankers Commercial
(quar.i
62%c
—
____—
___
Beck
(A.
S.)
Shoe
Corp.,
4%%< preferred
f
Benghet
32%c
$1.18%
<quar.)__
common
(quar.i.
Consolidated Mining Co
10c
Beryllium Corp. (stock dividend)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
-4.25% preferred (quar.)
Boston
Roller
Bower
Braiitford
6%
$1.06%
Ink
Fund,
Bearing Co.—
50c
t25c
(quar.)
Broadway-Hale Stores,-Inc. (increased quar.)
$5 1st preferred (quar.)
$3 2nd preferred
(quar.)
20c
$1.25
75c
Brown Company,
—
Buckeye Steel
6%
Castings
oreferred
Co.
(stock
Bunker
Hill
&
trating
Co.,
common
,
$1
...
$1.50
(quar.i...
Bullard
dividend)
Sullivan
&
4.40%
Co.—
preferred C
preferred E
5.36%
conv.
5.20%
conv.
Campbell,
„
Canada
pld.
preferred
Canadian
Carrier
P
(initial)
Exploration
Illinois
11-29
Co.
Co.
1
21c
11-15
$1.03
1-2-53
1-2-53
$2
10-31
10-30
50c
11-15
share
3%
of
50 shares
of
Columbian
Consolidated
Continental
Pacific
12-
1
Cooksville
12-
1
U-15
4%
12-
1
U-15
Pantex
11-
1
10-20
Park
}$1.50
11-6
10-30
Pato
5c
12-15
12-
(quar.i
(quar.)
11-
2
Gas
&
preferred
preferred
L.i,
(quar.)
12-10
'
10-16
12-
11-
12-26
preferred
prior
and
come
1-
$i
11-
1
11-
87 %C
11-
1
12-19
12-
12-
5
12-
5
11-14
10-31
10-15
12-
1
11-
$20
11-
1
12-26
(quar.)
(3c
—
12-26
12-10
securities
V
12-
-
-12-15
12-2
11- 7
11-17
$1
Delta
25c
12-1
v
Diocesan Investment Trust Shares__-__-___%_i
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
'•
i
-"American: - deposit* receipts____________i__'_
Dixie Cup Co. (quar.)—
,
>
Ltd;—
Gold
Mines,
,
Glass
Co.
Fajardo Sugar Co.
J^rro Corp.
Florids Power
new
B
preferred
10-31
12-10
11-28
50C
intend
to
on
$1.50
B
declare
Class A" (accum.)
Extra
Lynch
^
Co.,
& Frank
Mid-West
Co.,
Abrasive
'
(year-end)
(initial)_
37%c
%,
$1.50
prefefred
•
Common
5%
preferred A
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14:,
12-
1
U-
4
12-
1
11-
4
12-
1
11-
4
12-
1
40c
12-15
11-15
in-11
$1.15
nils
JSli}
(quar.|jl.22%
11-15
10-31
'
-
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
11-
1
10-22
,11-
1
10-22
12-
1
5
,125c
12-
11-
12-
11- 4
11-
12-
11-14-
c
11-
Smith
Finance
3
11-3
12-1
11-
12-
11-14 »
*
1
3
\
93%c;'-..12--F
11-14..,
933/<c
12-
1
11-15
12-1
..•1 ioc:
11-
common
(quar.)
Co.
434%
:
1
11-
1
12-
5
11-21
11-
G
12-
1
RR.
$1.25
10-18
l-5:53
5c
12-
X 40c1
Inc., (quar.)_^__—_•
12-
5
preferred
-
;
1-10-53
12-18
33%c .1-10-53
12-18
$L25
•
1
11-10
Association-——
65c
11-
8
10-29
50c
11-20
11- 8
11-20
11-
75c
1-15-53
t
(quar.)
—
Register
preferred (quar.)
'
(quar.)-—
_____
W,V
took
.*
(quar-)
action
no
'
.
Oil
Stock
Texas
8
12-
d If
if:
1
25c
12-
3
1
11-13
11-13
12-12
11-26
on
5
11-
3
12-
5
11-
3
87%c
11-29
11- 8
$1.05
a
•
12-
11-29
11-8
$5.50
11-10
common
-
'■ '
•
—
.
'
-
—
-
.
1OC"
11-30
11-5
11-30
.
.
12-15
•
ir- F
U- 5
12-
•;
12-15 % 12-.--8 k.;
12-15
-11-14
€2%c
11-14 k
,
12-
I/
-r
12-10
11-10
/ :•
,25c
12-
11-14'■
,14c
1
10-29
•r35c
.f
%"ix-i5'%";,iif I'-v.
;)2* .8,
n-14 i'r
11-29- .;
11-
7;
3i%et U-15
II-
1
12%C).
10-31
19-24
12-10
11-14
25C
(quar.)^_____
%
dividend
8%
12-15
11-14
30c
12-20
11-6
26/c0
1-2-53
12-10
-
-
.
-
27 %c
12-1
11-
25c
11-28
11-7
40c
11-15
11-
1
5%
1-15-53
1-
2
25c
Products
&
12-
1
12-
1
Chemical* (quar.)_
dividend
Eastern Transmission Corp;—-" v
(quar.)
$1.45
4.50%
convertible
•
_ _ _
$1.12%
35c
(quar.)
,
12-1
$1:18%
^
preferred. (quar.)
Pacific Coal & Oil Co.
6
~
1st preferred (initial)
convertible preferred: (quar.)
12- 1 V
10-31
10-31,
10-31
10-31
5
25c
11-10
'
-
25C
12-1
11-17
Thalhlmer. Brothers—
11-12
12-15
12 %c
10-31
10-20
12 %c
'
Thompson
,
(John R.) ■Co.______________:
'
10-31
10-20
15c
11-15
11-
3 '
50c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
"
.
National
Malleable & .Steel Castingsr
Quarterly
^
11-10
12- 5
.12-
•
.
f.X ,i
omitted, common dividend
ment at meeting held Oct. 22.'
'
10-2$
-~-40c
(quar.)--a—_____—J__—
4.75 %
Texas
"12-15 =
.
5%
5.50%
*
•
f *
11-17
11-17
$1.06%
/Directors
;
'
3
10-20;
<12-15.
dividend
Co.
Common
12-31
12-1
11-15
75c
Extra__.
4V4V0 preferred (quar.).;——
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.^-r-
12-10
25C
$iM
1
12-1
—
.r:-;'-
.
preferred
Tennessee
$1.18%
—
10-31
12-
12-18
$1
—
•
Co,
11-15
11-
62 %c
Sunray Oil."Corp., common (quar,) __—:____
-4%--% preferred: A (quar;)_
r
.5% % convertible' 2nd preferred' (quar.):
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-a)
u,
11-10
11-29
50c
11-10
$1
v
1-10-53
;60c
,
1-10-53
53c
T5c
quar.)— ______—
common
(quar;)
Stubnitz-Green-Spring* Corp;, (quar.)~
Stock
7
'j,
(quar.)
12-18
43c
preferred .(quan)
Stock
v:
12-15
11-
1-19
11-12
:
West Pennsylvania Pipe Lines— :.
$3.50
Sun
(year-end)—
1-19
1
45C
Standard Gil*Co, ot In^ana•,(quar.>^_•_^
\
Co.—
(accum.)—______
12-
•
10-16
1
11-28
2-1-53
"
•-
:
11-1
11-15
12-12
2-1-53
135c
Extra'
ii-14
11-
1
60C
$1
—
$1.25
12-
1-2-53
,
r
i
1-10
5c
■V"'Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. % quar.)
^ 40C
11-15
10-31
Sterling investment' Fund^-__
iui&.
$1,27%
40-311 //Stewart-Warner Corp^'tquaE^■
37%c;. 11-15 ' iOrSl
Struthers WeKs Corp;, com. (increased,quar.).
—
5
L-17-53
preferred • (quar.)
—^
• 30%C
4.08% -preferred! (quar:):
i 26 %C
r%A24e%'
Southwestern Eleetric.' Service^ common^—a.
4.4(>%
$1.10
preferred- ✓ tquar.)ir———____• 4
>-Vv25C.-4'
Spalding. (A O.) & Bros; (quar,)
40C'
Standard'-Brands,., IHC4 common, (quar.)
;
11-14.
-
15c
^
3
11-10
4.88%
11-25
•
11-
11-
85C
:
.
(quar.)_
Southern California.Edison—*,• c.
3
50c
Acme
Co.
11-15
11-15
25C
(Alexander), Inc., 3V2 % pfd. (quar.)— %
ter.
South
11-14
35c
Corp.
Burety
4.20%
,
4l23iO;,
45c
1
10-20
25c
IOC.
.
12-
1
11-17
25c
preferred (quar.).
:•—__—__
Simmons Co. (year-end)
_——
Skelly Oil Co., common (quar.)——
25C
.
11-
10-20
-
$1.10
common, (quar.)——
Liquidating
25c
1
5c
5%>
11-10
1
11-
70c
—
preferred (quar.) __________
Signode Steel Strapping Co., common—_—
4
12-1
11-15
12-15
115c
—
4%
50C
Distillers Products Corp.—"
Common
(reduced quar.)
■
12- 1
si
________
11-15
11-15
12-
11-4
75C
•
National
;
(quar,)
10-27
,
1
37%c
V
payment for the fourth consecutive.quar-
.
7
il-28
10-27
12-15
(extra).
Insurance
convertible preferred
Sherwin-Williams Co.,
.
National Cylinder Gas Co.V commdn^quar;)4)4% preferred (quar.).;
11-14
12-10
12-
10-27
,
1
12-10
<
35c ^
.
$2.12
7
Extra
•
11-
11-
50c.
$1.12%
$1.35 convertible preferred (quar.) .—_—
$1.72 convertible preferred (quar.):
1
11-
.•
CoTp. of^ America
National" Cash
_
7_15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
11-14
11-28
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen Co'.,
11-15
1
11-28
1
—
11-
Directors
preferred (quar..)_—_a__—
Motor
7-15
12-
1
11-
10-16
90c '
common:
11-14
.
(quar.')a___'___'_:_Ii._:._:^__^
National
12-
12-15
,
11-
.
(quar.)—I:
11-10
12-19
50C
<
—
1
quar-
•
t$5.50 preferred %quar.) _u—___i
;
12-5
50c
50c
-
11-28
11-28
_
Minneapolis Moline Co.,
12-5
50c
__________
7
12-23
t5c
1
125c
(quar.iia-—
Co.
1-2-53
1
11-
11-28
30c11-15,.
115c
1
Seaboard
—
Inc.—
1-2-53
12.
11-15
11-20
12-23
35c%
12-
Mississippi Valley-public Service—.
4-15
75c
7
11-5.
12-23
,
12-
87 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)--—
Inc
Narragansett Racing
1-15
11-
$1.02
,
12-
-
8-1-53
11- 7
$1,17%
v
$1
35c
Magic Chef,
May. Department Btsircs.Ce., common (quar*).
$3.75 preferred (quar.)—
X' $3.75 preferred 1947 series (qpar*)-;——_
Meier
10-31
.
11-20
,
12-22
35c
—
7
:
——
Corp.
...
11-19
5-1-53
Finance
Seaboard
*
'
Morris Plan
,
'
I
«
quar.)——
11-
—
(quar.)
11-15
2-1-53
<quar..
.
$1:15,1
Missouri ^-Kansas-Texas
-
%
•
common
11-28
a
10-27
15c
common
,
3
the above clas,s A and
1
1
10-28.
12-22
1%%
$1
(quar.)
issues hereafter.
12-5
%
11-28
(quar.)—
Co.,
:':25c
terly payments
class
9-12
11-15
1
12- 1
X 40C,
,
$1
—
(quar.)
—
Directors
,
;
11-17 %
»«-•••■■
15C
4.90% convertible preferred
11-14
,
.;
i5c
pfd.
11-
(quar.)
10-27
.12-
$1.75
_____
Corp., 4%
9
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Groceterias, Ltd., class A
Extra
"
________________
(quar.)___
Federai-Mogul Corp.,
Paper
preferred
20C
l '
15c
Co.
Regis
U2%c
11- 7
—__—
&
12-
(quar.)
12-1
.
11-14
$2.50
___
(reduced).———
Say re & Fisher Brick- Co.
Scott Paper Co., common (quar.) —_—
$3.40 preferred (quar.)—
_____:
$4 preferred (quar.)—
Scythes & Co., Ltd.—,
—
—
3
t2c
(year-end)
11-
.
(extra)
Dairy, Ltd., class A—
(quar.)
Oak
4.40%
U-15
Ltd.—
12-20
,1130c
*
Gregg "tquar.)__
Fairbanks, Morse
St.
3
11-
1
35c
—„
&
11-
1
12-
Co.__
Myers Tobacco. Co.
Corp.
3%%
7%
preferred
Faber, Coe
1
12-
35c
(quar.)__l
Navigation
11-
:
J$1.25
J62%c
_____
preferred
-60c
&
12-
$$1.75
—
& Sons Co.
Coal
Loblaw
r
common
_____
-60c
40c
(quar:)
%
-
10-231
31%c
'
(accum.).
11-28
>
lOc
:
Dominion-Scottish Investments,. Ltd., 5% pref.
preferred
$i
3 9/10c
common______:____
'5% preferred (quar.)____—
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp.,
; 5%
preferred
.
i|.t
10-20
—_——
12-15
J 40 c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(James)
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
11-14
*
11-19
10-27
12-
dividend)—
Croix Paper Co.
30c
11*1$.>
11-28
•
1-15
75C
Savage Arms Corp;
%
11-12
$40
Equitable Credit Corp.,
€0e preferred
St. Paul Fire & Marine
1-15
Liggett &
11-20
1
50c
Cuba(The) Co., $7 preferred (accum.)J
Curtis- Mfg; Co;
(Mo.) (year-end)
preferred B
Royal
St.
U-10
12-15
Leitch
10-31
-1$2
3
3
20c
U-15
U-10
1-2-53
11-12
28y«c
1
35c
$1.50
_
;
15C
1
2-2-53
Lukens. Steel Co.
(s-ai____iL
11-
120c
Co., Ltd., common quar.)____
1$ 1.06V4
preferred quar.)..
15C
5, 10 & 25c Stores, common.——
1
J 25c
10-20
$2 pfd, (qUar/)
10-24
12-
Rolland Paper
Milling Co., Ltd.—
10-31
11-15
11-
10-30
.
12-
$1.75
Woods
the
50c
$17%C
11-21
25c
50C
<quar.)
held
class A
$3.60
11-29
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.
(John),
Lehigh
11- 1
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., 4.80%
Corp.,
Rogers
12-
1-2-53
Long-Bell Lumber Co. of Missouri (year-end)
Long-Bell ..Lumber Corp. (Md.)-r- •
-v
•
,•
1
Eastern States Corp. (Mcl.)—
$7 preferred A (accum.)
Inc.,
Myers,
40c
11-14
12-
3
——
Insurance Co.
(quar,)__
30c
11-25
t35c
11-
10-31
$1.50
of
7%
11-1
Corp;,
55c
40c
________—________
3
11-21
;
participating preferred
Rose's
Common
Lees
11-15
Finance
&
$1.50
4V4%
(quar.)
10-23
1
Lines
5
2nd
7 %
Lake
10-31
1
11-21
12-
7
prof-
10-29
12-
1
12-15
50c X
U-10
$1.25
—
12-10
12-
12-15
12-
$1
Robbins
investment in¬
from
11-15
$35c
1-2-53
$1
(stock
Company
Mfg.-Co., common,;.
convertible preferred
4,/2%'
12-10
12-
Rhuem
.
10-23
35c
;
;_
$1
12-29
11-28
t5c
11-28 r
12-6
33%%
50c
15c
11-28
11-28
U-15
12-30
(quar.)
Labatt
10-31
11-14
12-15
12-15
—
40c
$30c
.Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar;>___—___'.
Cribbon & Sexton, 4%■% preferred (quaT.)__
Air
5
>
U-15
$20c
%—*,
10-10
-
11-15
1
22 %c
(quar.)i—_—
1
4.08% preferred (quar:) a—.—
;—-—
4.07%
preferred (quar.)—_——
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (quar,)——
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp,——
Quintc Milk Products, Ltd., class A
Participating
1
preferred
Class
(s-a)
11-28
12-
12-15
preference
$1.40
llr 1
dividend).
.
11-23
12-15
25c
Service Electric, & Gap—
Public
10-15
1st
6'/)
9
1
11-20
Co., Ltd.
X
12-15
Year-end
10-10
11-
12-15
;
-: 20c
11-15
(quar.)—-1—
Portsmouth Steel Cofp.. (quar.)_
^—— •:,37%c-../ 12-1 ;
f 45c
12-1
;
Potash Co. or America "(quar.V---—
;
t$l
11-21
Provincial Transport Co., Ltd. (quar.)
12-15
10-31
•
15c
Koehring Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company, common
11-10
1
3
2%%
(quar.)—_
five shares
each
ti2y2c
1
11-
11-
share of Duquesne-Light Co. common
t25c
12-
11-15
pay¬
Plymouth Oil CO.
Stock dividend —.—T—
8
1-2-53
11-10
2-9-53
1
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Corp.—
for
•
11-28 H
1-2-53
(quar.)
7c from realized
Life Savers Corp.
J6c
12-
'■
10-21
$igc
Crown Cork-At Seal Co.,
1
$1.10
82 %C
10-15
(quar.i_,._a__i.__
-Crow's Nest "Pass Coal
One
-
X
-—""
10-30
30c
$5
Knickerbocker Fund
H-18
50c
11-10
$1.25
'
1
10%
1
Sheraton, 4%% non-cum. pfd. (s-a)_
Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd.—
Philadelphia Title
62 %c
.
dividend)
10-25
Distilling, Ltd., class A-___-_______
1
35c
25c
10-22
—
B
11-20
U-
25c
Co.
12-
held
A
11-20
40c
Keystone Steel & Wire
Lionel
dividend)__
12-
50c
Philadelphia
U-15
45c
———
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines.-;———
Libbey-Owcns-Ford
1
12-10
—
11-17
2
51c
-
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
11-7
12-
12-15
45C
Petrolite
.
(quar.)—______
10-28
87%c
1-2-53
Portland Gas & Coke Co:
5 %
(stock
11-15
(quar.)
12-15
2c
v
(quar.)_—
(quar.)__
Corp.
10-28
1
,
(quar.)
11-30
11-10
12-
held Oct. 21.
Pennsylvania
Inc;—'
common
1-2-53
$1.12%
—
dividend
common
11-28 X
12-10
25c
Company
Co,
15C
20c
50c
RR. Co.—
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co.
Corp., Ltd._
Pheoll Mfg. Co. (quar,)_„
X 12-
10c
;
Electric
&
10-31
15c
12-10
$1
(quar.)__
Light Co.,
11-15
5%
Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp.
approximately
of
10-31
59 %C
115c
3
15c
^
10-31
11-15
11-13
11-26
,
Gasoline. (quar.)_-_
11-14
61V2C
HOC
11-10
(F.
Kellogg
preferred stock for each
60c class
4
12-
50c
—
.
10-27
1
11-15
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
11-10
Corp.
1
12-
50c
5
1
Products
12-
$1.14.
50c
Common
10c
1
1
Vultee Aircraft Corp. fquar.)__
American Life. Ins. Co. -(quar.) ,
Co.,
Corby (H.)
5
$1.25
(quar.)_j.
Co.
$$1.75
11-25
11-25
12-24 f
Kawneer
Co.—
Quarterly
2-
2-16
12-10
12-
RR.
11-10
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
12-10
12-
Limestone
10-17
1
(quar.)
Corp.
at meeting
ment
50c
(quar.)
11-15
3
Manufacturing
omitted
Directors
11-10
*$1.25
com,
1
11-
Mills-
5
10-24
(quar.)
Co.,
11-20
12-
dividend
Stock
1-16
1
t35c
preferred (quar.)___
Johnson & Johnson, 4% 2nd pfd. C (quar.)_
3%%
preferred B (quar.)—
•
4.60%
12-
11-
37 %c
4.40%
Continental Copper &c Steel Industries, Inc.—
;$6
12-19
2-2-53
$1.06%
11-25
$1
Carbon Co. (qpar.)
National Life Ins? (Boston)
Columbian
~
Finance
common
preferred
11-
50c
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Inc.—
<$4.20 preference (quar.i
Domestic
Pacific
12-10
12-
Co.
Can
11-20
11-20
10c
25c
(quar.i
common
Pacific
1
$1.06%
3.30%
11- 5
7%c
(stock
U-15
12-
12-10
25c
Central
Jacobs
12-15
Tquar.)
Mines
12-15
1-2-53
11-20
30c
Owens-Corning Flberglas Corp
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred
37 %c
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Power
Iowa
12-15
ft 1.19
common.
+3c
Silver
Outboard Marine &
37 %C
—
lS'/ac derived
from investment income plus a special
of approximately 32'/2c representing in¬
come
from realized security profits
\i
10-31
(stock
10-17
12-
Iowa-Illinois
11-14
___
Lode
,
10-24
preferred
12-10
(quar.i
Co.
class A
5%/
Quarterly
11-14
1
Warehouse-...
(N. Y.i
11-14
4'/2%
3
12-10
37 %C
preferred (quar.)——;
(quar.)__
2nd
1
12-
3
12-
$1
(quar.)——
Manufacturing
25c
(quar.)
com.
pfd.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.,
5
3
12-17
20c
(quar.)_^
Co.
Utilities, 4%
Ohio
5
10%
(quar.)
50c
Ltd.
Breweries,
One
-
11-
11-
55c
Ltd.,
Investors Stock Fund,
10-15
1
12-
,__
special guaranteed
Cobalt
11-
12-
(quar.l___
Tobacco
Extra
•
U-15
U-15
25c
Co.
Inglewood
11-20
125c
Service,
& Pittsburgh RR.
guaranteed
(quar.i.
Class
10-22
10c
11-18
10-30
12-20
<quar;i$1.25
pfd.
Public
preferred
Clinton Trust
'12-10
50c
(s-ai
5%
Cleveland
✓
1
25c
Co.,
Co.,
Indiana Steel
10-31
11-15
t$2
Violeta
Cincinnati
*
11-
preferred
Indiana
10-31
t32%c
City Auto Stamping Co. (quar.i
City Title Insurance (quar.i__.
4%'
11-15
35c
Copper
Coast
10-22
(quar.)
Hubinger
10-31
10-31
common
preferred (quar.)
Sugar Co. (s-a)
.r_l
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.i
Chicago. Wilmington & Franklin Coal (quar.)
7%
1
11-20
4.75%
Chile
10-31
_______
Vermont
4.15%
U-
(quar.)___
Kings County Trust Co. (quar.)—
Kinney (G. R.) Co.^ common (quar.)
11-15
11-15
Corp.
Central
10-22
Kings County Lighting Co.
11-15
$0.1647
(quar.i
Foundry Co..
Central
11-20
(quar.)
11- 5
1
33%c
(quar.i
G
Co., Ltd.,
preference
Central
12-
33c
_____
Cement
$1.30
series
10-18
1
preferred (quar.)
Stores Corp.
(quar.)—*1
$4.25
4%
11-3
3
33VeC
•____
(quar.i.
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.) —
Edison Co., 4.56% pfd. (quar.)
common (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)
4% %« preferred
(quar.)
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd
Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar.)—
1
Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—
Quarterly
.
11-
27%c
(quar.)
5.28%
11-
35c
iquar.)
& Dock
Electrochemical
Howard
12-8
10-31
12- 9
11- 4,
11- 3
11-20
11-20
10-27
10-27
-
Oil
Holophane
•
(quar.)
.5.30% preferred D
Oak
3
12-
12-
25c
1
12-
12-17
25c
(quar.)
;
Gas
Shore
$1
B
Hooker
Concen¬
25c
Water Service
10-23
(Ohio) —
Kimberly
100%
...
Mining
(quar.)
Caliiorma
1-2-53
11-25
12-20
12- 1
11-15
12- 1
12- 1
11- 1
11- 1
18c
Cordage, class A
1
Co.
Extra
5%
Hayes Steel Products. Ltd
Hercules Steel Products Corp.
9-25
$1.12%
•
25c■
(quar.)
11-
25c
Instrument
Hays Corp.,
12- 5
10-22
25c
22%c
8c
8c
10c
$1.12%
1 quar.i
Northwestern
$1.50
———
preferred
preferred
Class
America-
of
common
11- 7
9
15c
(quar.)
North
10-23
11-
Co
Cotton
Hancock
11-29
10c
interim)
convertible preferred
Avondale
v
1
10-23
1
12-10
Extra
Ltd.—
Industries,
receipts
Canteen
Common
30c
<quar.)_
Electric
dep.
4%%
<s-ai
common
_
preferred
Ayres
Gas,
1
11-
37 %c
Western Brewery,
Brothers
Hammond
11-29
11- 7
12-
27'/2c
37 %c
30c
(S-ai
Associated
Amer.
(increased)—
com.
11-
Oil
Texas
11-14
12-17
12-17
5%
—_
10-23
Central
1
85c
__;
1
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
Hamilton
11-14
12-15
12-15
12-15
12- 9
20c
Power,
dividend
11-
15C
iquar.)
convertible
5%,
5%
iquar.)
Stock
U-15
North
11-28
12-
15c
_:
:
10-20
15c
—
—
1
25c
Lakes Dredge
Halle
10-24
_
(quar.i
Arkansas-Missouri
Co.
Griesediecic
12- 1
$0
(interim)
B
50c
10-30
11-15
Class
1
5%
Cement, class A
dividend
12-
37 %c
(quar.)
common
Telephone Co.
$2.30
Great
distribution of $6 reducing the par value
from
(quar.i
(increased)—
Plywood
$1.40
11-14
11-20
American
Stock
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
General
Andes Copper Mining Co.—
A
&
Gamewcll
10-31
11-14
11-14
1
$3
%% 'n
Co
Lead/faines, Ltd.
Anacun
Co.
(Robertl
General
-
North
11-
12-15
50c
,
—
50c
(quar.)
15c
50c
(quar.)_i——__—
Lime—______
$1
Co.
preferred A iquar.)
$G preferred (quar.)
12-15
25c
(Del.i
Works
Water
10-15
convertible preferred (quar.i
General Reinsurance (N. Y. 1
<stk. dividend)
preferred—
(stock div.)
non-cum.
Seal-Kap Corp.
American
$0.4840
10-22
5%
5c
-i
10-15
25c
75c
—
(monthly)
Corp.
___
_
10-22
$1.50
100
been approved by the SEC.
Furn.ture
American
$0.3388
—j.
«
$1
Gale
share for each
com.
11-
England
Shard
-A
a
Shipbuilding—
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Quarterly
:
10-15
(quar. 1
Oil
Fullertcn
and a stock dividend
dividend of 10c
of one
AA
Gair
11-15
10-25
1-2-53
U-15
10-22
preferred
New
1
$0.05
&
$4
Class
'
I—.—
(quar.)
—^
f oreign Power Co.—
preferred
12-10
10-30
$1.50
12 %c
Alpna Portia.id Cement Co. (year-end)——
Amalgamated Bank of N. Y. (quar.;
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
10-15
E:;tra-_l
12- 8
common
15c
25c
35c
(quar.).—____
10-22
$0.5933
—-—
Co., class A
Fuller Brush
12- 1
12- 1
11-18
11-18
12- 8
preferred
10-15 '
$0.3082
series
ts
Freeport Sulphur
Payable of Ree.
Share
Ball & Holler Bearing Co., com. (quar.)
5%
Holdert
When
u-1;
10-22
:——
__i._-_.i_—
stock series
Preferred
payment date.
Per
series
ibiieclal
their
U-15
Steel
1952
WhenHolder*.
Payable 0/ Reo. j
Per
National
.
C1V0
li-L;———
series—
Monday, October 27,
.
■
Nameef Company*
10-31
$0.09
stock
Common
.
Holder»
U-15
$0.2111
series
Income
When
Payable of Ree
25c
Special
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
\
Share
Name of Company
dividends an¬
the
all
indicate
we
>
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. (s»a)_
l"jaj)Kiin wustouian Funds, Iwt.-~
.
pay*
;;;..
Thompson Products/ Inc;, common—
V*. 4% preferred-;(quar.)_____
.
_____
$1
Cd.%—
50c
•
12-10
11-14.,.
(Continued
on page
^3).
;
Volume 176
Number 5163
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1571)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
GAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USTED ISSUE
Ranee for Previous
Year
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Highest
62
41% Mar 15
113% Dec
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
Aug
2
114% Dec
24
14
4y. Mar 15
8
Lowest
41% Oct
108
NEW
Highest
6,
Oct
64% Jan
2
125
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
Jan
Par
Abbott. Laboratories
24
4%
5
2.50
19
2
33% Jan
30
25% Jan
2
34
Oct
15
36% July 12
43% Sep
17
49
4
63% Sep
25
56% Feb
13
64
20 V* July 17
29% Feb
26
24% Jan
22
32% Oct
9
Admiral
7% July 17
47% Jan 18
11% May
7% July 17
9% Jan
7
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
Apr
24% Nov
53
5% Mar
Sep
1
,
30% Sep
33% Oct
2
Jun
25
5
48
Jan
24
May
7
31% Apr
30
101% Nov
2
111% Dec
20
106% May
121% Jan
19
137% Dec
12
139
2% May 10
19% Jun
70
3
Dec
27% Feb
6
18% Oct
Feb
80
70
28
87% Jan
Nov 28
86
36% May 26
18
1
2
21
7
52% Oct
19
3
106 % Dec
14
101
102
Feb
13
85
3
0
Dec
11
11
Feb
5
58
Jan
10
77% Sep
14
16
May 29
Air
Aug 28
23% July
1
76
9
4%%
4
112% Sep
82
Aldens Inc
19
46% Jan
110
21
Jun
Jan
37
Oct
17
32 % Feb
21
36
8
48% Jan
26
36
Apr
17
91% July
3
Feb
9
90
July 17
25
54% Oct
13
46% Apr
89% Jun 29
107% Oct
15
95% May
40
Jun
X101
34% Jun 28
67% July
„
2
_
2% Dec
36
40% Apr 27
88% Aug 31
—.
31
Oct 15
16% July 13
36% Feb
41
3
Jan
2 % Oct
23
Feb
19
5
94
Jun
4
165% Oct
49
Jan
2
66% Sep
30-
10
60% Feb
15
17% Dec
14
12V4May
78
Jan
13
93
19
73
16% Jan
2
57
Jan
22
Dec
12% Jun
29
17% Jan
34% Jun
25
„
102
July
10% Jan
6
10
5V« Jun
29
x29"A Jun
29
16% May
2
Jan
21
23
20
2
29
5
18% Dec
2
2
5
26
21 y4 July 10
89
Jun
4
111
4
Jan
10
42% Jun
29
6% Jan
2
45% Sep
92 % Feb
19
3% Jan
3
35
Jan
18% Jan
X235
Apr
90
107
12% Jan
Jan
35% July
32% Feb
50"% Jun
6
19% Feb
25
28% Feb
24
20% Feb
13
26
19
89
15
96% Jan
Aug
2
143
58% Jan
15
180
8
Feb
Sep
May
Mar
59% Jun
9
9
170% Jan
Jan
9
7% Oct
Nov
2
29% Jan
23
6% Dec
31
75
Jun
19
16
Jan
10
21
55
cum
Bosch
Corp
19
13%
18%
*13%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,200
37%
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
3,900
39% July 23
8% Jan
24
5% Apr
9
8
Aug
Aug
86
Jan
Feb
14
84
2
23
Sep 20
20 Vb Feb
26
23% Jun
17% May 24
20
Aug
8
19"% Jan
4
17
24% Feb
21
17% Feb
19
Jan
29
96
24
20% Oct
3
Jun
29
95% Aug 28
14 Vb Jan
x77
2
105
Dec
27
90
lOVii Jan
25
17% Oct
94%
Dec~31
12% Dec
22
May
106%
24
73
Jun
16% Apr 24
78% Feb 11
3
3
13% Apr 24
x22% May 16
Jan~31
97
Jan
13
Jan
2
7% Feb
25
3
23% Aug
3
80%
Apr 24
26
105
3
35% Oct
8
29% Oct
34% Jan
31% July 19
36% Feb
3
31% July 30
29% Sep 24
36
33% Oct
39% Sep
27% Jan
23
24
14% Jan
8
Jan
Jan
2
163
Dec
11
7
Nov
20
17% Nov
177
2% July 28
13% Oct 16
15
July 16
79% Mar 28
X143
37
Dec
5
26
165
Feb
23
19
6
Aug
7
19% Oct
42
Feb
10% Jan
7
56
Feb
5
103% Sep
25
167
Jan
42 V* Apr
24
38% May 19
9
148
Feb
19
Jun
20
42% Feb
14
38'% Oct
21
123% Jun
6
139% Jan
2
123% Aug
1
16
30% July 2
32% Jan 10
59% Jan
2
127% Dec
28
15% Nov 30
40
Oct
15
30 Va Oct
38% Apr 27
73% May 28
138
Mar
23% Feb
34
Jan
25
59
Jun
29
29
154
Jan
4
78
Sep
14
115% Nov 26
8
Apr 30
30% Jun
25
X93% Dec
27
70
10% Feb
46% Jan
107
8
3
47
34% Aug 20
110
Jan
13
Sep
10
31 % Apr
3
49% Oct
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
5,000
32%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
17,600
44%
44%
*43%
44'A
43%
44%
44
44
800
31
31%
31%
31%
32
*74
75%
73%
74%
27%
13% Apr
4
5% Oct 22
27% Nov
13
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
91
91
91
*90%
91
91
*90%
91
55%
55%
10
Cyanamid
Co
46% Apr 25
10
55
56
preferred series A.100
preferred series B.100
*250
280
*250
*150
158
com
Distilling Co
20
European Secur
For
footnotes
see
page
22.
261
*239
*150
159
*147
157
*148
158%
*147
158%
36
36
7%
35%
35%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*35%
36'A
200
?%
7%
7%
7%
1,700
30%»
*29%
30%
*29%
30%
30%
30 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,500
7%
7%
16%
7%
16%
7%
16%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
14,400'
58%
59%
59%
59%
4,300
48
47
47
10
59%
47%
48
1
*3%
4
50
*32 y4
34
1
com
59%
10
Co
36 V4
36%
No par
7
59%
59%
*47
58%
59 Va
*47
48
48
*3%
33
33
♦32%
361/4
7
76%
36%
36 VB
36%
36 Va
36%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7
♦77
78
,
*77
18 VB
18 Va
.100
97%
98
com
No par
20%
20%
Metals
No par
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
No par
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
preferred
preferred
100
com
preferred
*81
4
3%
4
3%
34
■
*32%
34
•32 %
Co
No par
cl B
No par
30%
*36
78
18
18%
17%
*98
99%
*98%
99%
20%
19%
20%
81
80
20 %
82
103
*47
4
3%
23
81
103
*101%
29%
*32%
103
18
78
*20%
23
17%
♦98%
78
21%
23
18
99%
36%
400
400
3%
34
1,700
100
77%
36%
3,100
7%
7
3,800
78
110
•21
22
1,200
23
23
1,300
18
6,100
17%
♦98
200
99
20
20%
80
♦80
81%
81 %
100
15%
*15%
15%
15 Va
15 Va
2,100
24%
24%
24%
24%
25 Va
103
20%
•80
3,100
3,300
370
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3,300
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
200
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
6,600
33
.
104 %
13%
33
33
32%
32%
32%
33%
500
30%
30%
30%
36%
35%
36
2%
2%
♦30%
34%
♦102
104'%
•102
20%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
35
34%
34%
33%
33%
1,300
2%
2%
2%
2%
12,700
x
1,100
Light—
No par
Sany com_.No
preferred
par
2%
13%
*172
173%
5
6
6%
10
Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
preferred
100
Co
20%
47%
40
158%
25
37
preferred_.100
125
common
noncumulative
13%
14%
100
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
29
.
36%
30%
21%
Snuff
*35%
16%~
21 Va
6%
19,800
30
22%
American
54%
7%
21%
7%
53%
16%
23
Std
54%
30
21%
7%
53%
40c
23
&
400
261
22
Optical
900
30
*239
23%
Power
800
1,700
15%
280
21%
Ltd
49
*250
23%
Co
27%
43%
280
76%
Metal
Y
27%
55
preferred—lOO
Fdry
*90%
1,000
No par
preferred
noncumulative
7%
21%
.
3,900
75%
54
36%
No par
American & Foreign Power
American Gas & Electric Co
SS
*35%
—1
Tiling
American Safety Razor
*172
*172
6 Va
6
20 Va
20%
20
47%
*46 Va
37 Va
125
13%
173%
*
40'A
14
2%
6%
20%
159
2%
39%
159'A
36%
124
47%
40
159%
36%
124
47
2%
14
173%
6
20'A
47
39 Vb
39%
*158%
159%
36%
*123
13%
14
14
13%
•172
173%
•172
6
6%
6
20%
46
39%
159
36%
♦36%
124%
♦122%
20'A
46%
39%
159%
37
124%
16,300
173%
6
20%
20'A
45 %
1,800
2,200
45'A
39'A
158
210
39%
9,900
159
36%
36%
124
124
550
1,200
30
American Steel Foundries
No par
30'A
30%
30'A
30%
30'A
30%
30 Va
30%
30 %
30'A
3,900
American Stores Co
40% Aug 18
60% Mar 6
No par
40%
40'A
40
40'A
40
40'A
40 Va
40%
39%
40%
2,300
American Sugar Refining com
1% preferred
1
_
138% Mar 28
8%
*51%
52%
•51%
51%
52
131%
132%
131 Va
130%
132
130%
132
370
5
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
11
2,900
100
152%
152%
152%
153'A
152%
153%
152%
100
100
_
Tobacco
24
conv
Anaconda
52 Va
132
25
56 %
56%
56
133%
133%
134
25
61%
100
American Water Works Co Inc
5
American Woolen common
No par
1% preferred
100
$4
52%
132
100
common
preferred
American Viscose Corp com
6% preferred
30
May 12
Jan
15
15
Oct
1
22
4% May 5
50% Apr 18
Aug 15
*90%
*27%
32
*73V'4
Cable
56%
134
56%
57%
133%
60%
61 'A
62
119
♦118'A
119
*118'A
119
♦118'A
9
8%
9
8%
9
61
61%
153%
133%
61 Va
119
8%
53
53
153 %
153'A
57%
58%
800
48,500
19,900
133'A
570
60 '/a
60%
10,300
118%
118%
20
132
*8%
9
3,600
23
18,600
23%
24%
23%
23%
22'A
23'A
22'A
23
22%
87'A
87
87%
87
87
86
86%
86
69
69
68
68%
66%
68
65%
67
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
6,500
92
91
91
89%
89%
89%
90%
260
38%
39
69%
87%
69%
1
17%
17%
...25
91%
91%
com
56'A
133%
62
No par
prior preference
Wire &
*118
56%
134
52%
133
*91
'
86%
380
500
50
39
39%
39 Va
39%
38%
39%
38'A
39
No par
♦41
42%
42%
43
43
43
42'A
42%
•42%
42%
210
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
1,600
19,800
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
38% May
8% Jan 22
60
21%
100
prior preferred
85 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
12
4%
*15%
30
40% Oct
Sep 28
4%
15%
&
300
43%
48%
convertible
2,500
43%
27%
conv
'
X31%
15'A
conv
300
4,000
47%
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
102
16
64
9
27%
Ex-distribution
9
55% Jan
8%
15%
Amer Rad &
20
46"% Jan
9
43
Amer Potash & Chem
12
2
8%
•
37%
103%
15%
13
24
9
37%
♦102
27%
26% Feb
40% May
9
37%
103%
*47'A
16
8
9
9%
*102
15%
7
47% Oct
9
37%
102
47
7
3
37%
102
28
22
36% July
X25% Apr
3
99% Dec 26
12
46%
]5%
American
23
2
" Jan
11%
46%
102
30
15
37%
12%
46
102
32%
18
109
37%
11%
46
47
Feb
Oct
37%
30
19,500
12%
47%.
15%
21%
82
38
12%
*46
27%
95% Jan
89% Oct 23
4%
38 %
102
12%
48
58
48
37% Jan
18
37%
12%
*46
*56
15%
24
15
57%
47%
23
Oct
57
59
27%
22
Oct
59 %
*57%
„10
Oct
52
1,700
5,100
*57%
59
No par
65% Oct
119
78 %
17%
13%
No par
Co
86
2
78%
17%
29%
1
2
78%
17%
*57 %
32%
24
77% Apr
37% July
77%
17%
17%
50
75
American Tobacco
16% Oct
77%
17%
No par
21
18
77%
17%
31%
30
29% Oct
13%
78
17%
74
American Tel & Tel Co
14% Mar 28
13%
78
31%
15
2
28,900
13%
*63%
75%
22% Oct
Mar 16
13%
13%
No par
9% Feb
600
17%
American News Co
119% Jan
13%
3,800
64%
78%
17
3
13%
600
194'A
192
17%
17
69% Jan
64%
13%
*7%
1
193%
16 Va
78
7%
36% Jan
191%
*63%
16 Va
35
64%
13%
*7%
Jun
64%
16%
193%
190
16%
*32 Va
32%
157% Feb
49% Jan
195%
35
75%
American Sumatra
July 17
1,400
*32%
;
32
11
116% Jan
9,300
2%
*32'/a
1
7% Jun 13
120% Apr 16
5,200
50 Va
2%
13%
29
Jan
79%
49%
2%
13%
1
175% Aug
8
7% Jan 17
66
79
49%
2%
100
16% Jan
May
79
48%
2%
common.__25
16
58
73
49%
2%
13%
2% July 29
135% July
79
48%
2%
25
150% Jun 11
54% May 19
129% Jan
3
16
57% Apr
Mar 14
ioy« oct
163% Sep 10
68% Jan 31
128% Dec
23
127
9
150
9
51% Oct
6
Apr
78
49%
12.50
common
preferred
4%%
16% Apr
131
80
*101%
Sep
2,600
2%
2
Jan
42%
49%
100
49
500
42%
79%
American Metal Products Co
4
53
14,700
2Va
American Molasses Co
American Natural Gas Co
12
165% Sep
39% Feb
42%
200
50%
102
49%
9
3.90%
36 Vt Jun 12
24% Jun
95%
50%
81%
102
American
12 Y* Jan
42%
*93
101%
*2%
100
Amer Mach
May 15
8
42%
93
50%
102
10
preferred
Amer Machine <fc
3
*100
300
49%
No par
Amer
Jan
93
49%
50%
101
19
1
12%
16% Sep
19% Mar
55%
50
*100
42
47%
30% July 23
11
7% Dec 26
*93
50%
101
43
12%
7%
9
84
S4%
50%
101
American International Corp.No
par
American Investment Co of 111
1
American Locomotive common
1
7
Sep
*18%
43
47%
6%
7
30
24 y8
*93
50%
2
6 ft
8
Sep
95%
101
19
43%
10Q
American Home Products
American Ice Co common
21% July 31
102
50
19
43
common
14
45
600
9,600
33%
5%%—50
1952
Jan
3
8%
71%
37
ser
preferred
American Hawaiian
8
8%
70%
18%
—
American Hide & Leather
30 % Sep
20
8 %
71%
1
preferred
American Encaustic
.
5,600
37%
common
10
x35% Oct
33%
94
34%
preferred
conv
Bank Note
11
17
*90%
8 %
65
Feb
10
94
80
101%
70%
65
5% Jan
Dec
39
32%
*100
8%
194
3%%
7
51% Jan
*76%
33%
4,000
18%
American Export Lines Inc
May
80
101%
HO
72%
65%
American
3% Oct
109'A
8%
197%
11
45% Jan
'
71%
65%
14
9
*90
110
2,800
8%
196%
18'A Aug
2
11,500
50
Corp
33% Aug
Jan
50
3%
72%
No par
Petroleum
9
Jan
71%
32%
16%
3
9
18%
3 %
8%
*16%
7
50
13%
*70%
3%
72 %
73
16%
7% Oct
2
18%
*100
92
*16%
American
2,900
70%
*76%
3 J
101%
16%
16% Mar
Nov
2%
3%
109
81'
32%
16%
29% Jan
5
*76%
800
—--
2%
70%
•'
35
18
44
81
33%
7,900
18%
72
*32%
11
41% May 19
108%
2%
25%
160
37%
preferred
22% Feb
63% May 26
*108%
*152
34'A
com
32% Dec
1
109%
No par
Co
3
58
3%
No par
new
Leather
4
3
3 %
No par
16% Nov
60% Aug
18%
*70%
3'A
2%
160
110
5
21% Jan
51% May 75
18%
70%
35
3%%
6
12% Mar
2%
<
*32%
American
22
6
2%
18%
33%
8%
*152
35
4%%
22
54% Jan
72 %
American Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
9
22
*76%
8%
50%
25%
109%
American Chicle
17
35% Oct
81
3%
160
1,900
American Chain & Cable
6
289% Jan
107%
*76%
*50
25%
25%
*109%' 110
600
-8,500
No par
of America
Limited
convertible
7%
15
19
108
American Broadcasting Co Inc.—1
American Cable
Radio Corp
1
8
2
3%
No par
American Car & Fdry
24
70%
*93
convertible
27
27% Oct
18%
71
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
26
14% May 21
18%
*100
American Can Co
7%
preferred
42% Jan
18%
71
25%
'*152
2%
.100
2nd
2
42% Jun
2%
108
50%
111
62
31%
8%
8
No par
12
83% Jun
160
2%
1
Mills
American
7
45% Jun
*152
2%
3%'
8%
*50
50%
25%
*109%
92
6*
4
6
25%
110%
90
Apr 22
23
260
5
^.100
160
*50
8
'
25%
110
90
Amerada
7
22
6
10
*152
50%
50
25%
111'A
92
19
99
Aug
100
50%
25%
110%
*90
3%%
Oct
Apr
.100
*P8
American
73% Apr
9
common__No par
102
2
17
21
Inc
*98
2
Oct
31
31'A
33
Jan
102
18
*61%
31%
*50
102
19 % Jan
16
17
62 %
30'A
8%
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
9
15% Aug
4% Oct
*61%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
53% Aug
7
41% Mar 13
15
61%
30%
8
33
Aluminum Co
70% July 15
16% Jan
2
16
8% Oct
61%
30%
preferred
Amalgamated
11
500
8%
*98
6%
3,500
34%
31%
par
Aluminium
2
32%
34 %
61%
Alpha Portland Cement
4
54% Sep
27
Feb
294
8
Oct
22% Feb
Nov
25
32%
34%
8%
Allia-Chalmers Mfg common__No par
3%% convertible preferred
100
4
Jan
11% Oct 23
50% Aug 25
171% Jan
53% Sep
107
500
32%
61%
Allied Stores Corp common
Dreferred
1
37
85% May 17
33% Oct 19
x45
Oct
45% Jun
14% Apr 30
7% Mar 2
39% Jan
95
8
19
28% May 16
43 % Aug
5
73% July
27% July
39% July
Mar 27
34
25%
30%
No par
61% Feb
.Tiilv
___
114
Apr
5
44% Feb
1
33% May 3
15% Sep 15
141% Jan
9
13 Vb Jan
20% July
66% Aug
17
73% May 1
47% Oct 16
-
5% Jan
Aug 28
32
34%
*33%
600
1,900
25%
,
8%
Allen Industries Inc
40% July 16
18
25%
32%
32
25'A
7,300
6%
31%
50
Allied
8
25%
44%
109
62
Allied Chemical & Dye
AlUed Kid Co
4
6
*6
43%
*8%
common
cum
6%
Shares
109
30%
w w
78% Aug 11
21% Jan
8
Nov
6%
*25%
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
2
37% Nov
2
33%
6
43%
108%
*61 %
preferred
S4.375
12
9
28% Jan
23% Feb
32%
33%
32
43%
108%
the Week
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No
17
Jan
96
7
32%
Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred—No par
May 24
Apr 30
67% May
32%
33%
Allegheny
May
3% Sep
2
Jan
25 %
6
43%
109
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 24
Oct. 23
Corp__10
Alabama & Vicksburg Rj'
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
6
25'A
43
109
6
Thursday
33 %
pfd 1951 series..
3% Mar
25%
43%
109%
;
PRICES
1
Reduction
4.50%
25 %
43%
*108%
43%
SALE
Oct. 22
No par
Corp
13 preferred
13
6%
1
Corp
Artdreaaograph-Multigraph
23
Feb
Co
Adama-Millis
24
27% Jan
155
Steel
Adams Express Co
May 21
113
5
6
•
2
4
Apr
31"% Oct
51
17
24
Dec
20
5
Sep
ACF-Brlll Motors Co
Acme
30
Jan
91% July
104
35% Jan
42% Jan
73
26
24
16
79% May
Apr
'
2
30% Jan
20
2% Apr
4"% Jan
May 31
73% Jan
X78
2% Jan
3% Oct
25
Jan
8% May
15
6%
10
Sep
27% Jan
43%
*108%
109
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 21
100
preferred
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 20
31% Jan
2
common
106% May 21
53% Jan 10
50% Jan
2*l/-> J»n
24
6% Jan
84 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Pilchard Oil Corp
28
3
60
July
7
6.25
Andes
Copper
Mining
No par
24%
24%
105%
*104
104%
103%
103%
•104%
105
20
21.50
41%
42
42
-42%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
2,500
10
42%
42%
42%
42%
41%
42%
41%
41%
41%
42
19%
Xl2%
13%
13%
13
13%
2,200
1,300
...14
*104
24%
*103%
19%
105%
13%
12
13
A P W Products Co Inc
,r
5
4%
4%
*4%
5%
*4%
5%
*4%
5%
*4"%
5%
100
Archtr-Danlels-Mldland
No par
53%
53%
53%
53%
•53%
53%
53 %
53%
53%
53%
800
11
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
12
.
.
.
Monday, October 27, 19521
(1572)
Continued—Page 2
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
1
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
36 % July
7
277/8 Jan
1
413/i Jan
30
12% Mar
9
8 3/8 Oct
22
Dec
10
77 V* Oct
22
96
48% Oct
17
57
Jan
99
Apr
1
116% Jan
22
46'% Jan
3
91 '/a Dec
7
104
Jan
5
109% July 17
120
Aug
8
16
23
19'/« Feb
8Vb Dec
26
13% Feb
23
16% Jan
22
July 24
a Tin
7% Oct
9
28% Oct
3
Oct
24
9
Feb
8
Artloom
6
23
Jun
10
109
15
25% Mcv
18
2nd
18
16
20
22 Va July 25
Common
98% Aug
4
5.25%
23
Aug
ji
7
Nov
20
Nov
91
101 % Sep
25
91
Feb
28
Oct
11
91
Jan
2
98
Jan
68 'A Dec
28
4
66
Jan
22
84
Aug
8
2
737/2 Feb
27
95% Sep
24
4
Jun
13
7
98
Nov
21
413/4 Jan
3
683/4 Oct
31
82
50'A* Nov 30
55
Aug
3
51a,a Jan
18% Jan
237/a Oct
10
217/a Jan
89
2nd preferred
6%
2
28
Sep
15
2
100% Jun
24
23'% Sep
12
26'/a May
1
30 % Jan
26
43'% Sep
18
18
11
15
110
Dec
105"%
Jan
31
May 23
Jun
28
108% Dec
13
120
Sep
Jun
25
31
Jan
31
26
107/a Jan
73/8 Nov 29
97
96%
96 %
97%
6%
97 %
97'A
97'/4
*96'/4
*79 %
79'/2
77
79%
75%
76
.20%
20
20%
197h
1
*96
10
97'/4
900
2,800
(voting)
Corp
1
10
*102
31
31%
31
31'/4
31
31%
31%
31%
313/g
31%
*97
97%
97'/2
97'%
97%
95
%
97
97
97'%
97%
150
267/4
26%
26 %
26
26%
26«/4
26%
4,700
32
2,000
Avco
734 Feb
16
Feb
18
26 %
26'A
26 %
32
20
A—100
—No par
J
6%
•
15%
7
7%
45%
6
7%
% *45%
6%
32%
9%
21%
46'%
45%
46
*5%
15
*15 %
6 7/«
600
1
12%;
1,300
7'/4
13,000
45%
700
%
45%
45%
45%
45'%
100
7
12%
7
—
15 J/2
*6%
12%
7%
100
6
6
7
120
27
6%
7 7/8
7
19,900
104'/2
*26
12%
7
12%
12%
31%
104'/a
27
15
15%
*6%
7
31%
104 Vi
*5%
«'4
*15
12%
7
.
45 %
1
.12%
.
31%
*26
26
*"•%
6 7/4
15%
*6 3/4
7%
12%
*12%
$2.25 conv preferred
*5%
*•'
»/4
1041/i
32
103%
26
27
*15%
6 '/4
*5%
5c
Amer—_5
31%
103%
*26
*15%
Co of
32%
104
27
106
*102
106
104%
32%
•
104
*26
(The) common
3
No par
Mfg Corp
32
,
104
($1.20)—No par
pref
prior
200
103%
No par
Autocar Co
Conv
106
107
103%
100
convertible pfd series
Automatic Canteen
*103
106
B
Austin Nichols common
3
2,400
103%
5
Tack
20
106
106%
Powder—
Atlas
105%
104%
97
105
105 %
105
1,200
*96
97
*96
97
*96
106
Atlas Corp
3
26 %
26 '/a
96
"100
common
series
$3.75
97
No par
W I SS Lines
Refining
Preferred
26
96
%
26
26 %
*96
100
preferred
3
13Y* Jan
96'%
26 '/8
Electric Co
5
24
20'/4
9 6 '/4
*96 «/4
8,600
14
9 'A Dec
20 Vi
97%
26
0% Jan
47
20%
96%
96 %
55%
153/4 Jan
674 Jun
20 V*
*96
94%
\%
427/a Jun 26
29
25%
15% Feb
8
287/8
55%
Common
1
16%
937/2
17
3
8% Mar
890
'/a
26%
23
51 7/b Mar
1,600
S6
16
29%
55%
6% Oct
\
20
96
16 %
29
94 %
127b Apr
18
20
17%
29%
26 '/4
19
25
1,900
16 7/8
29 %
55
31
67/a Jun
43'% Jun
29
17%
29 %
93%
30
5
29
17
29%
56 %
30
14% May
9,000
947.2
143/4 Dec
10
1,000
17%
55 %
16% Jan
23
7%
27%
17
93%
11% Jan
Aug
7%
27%
56%
18
12
7%
27%
17
Santa Fe—
8% July 10
15% Sen
7%
27%
94%
44'4 Jan
73A Jan
27%
56
117 l/z Jan
16
1,000
734
27%
8
27 %
94
2
534 Oct
*7%
27%
56
30
Mar
7%
10
13
*17%
18
30
109%
*108%
%
10
10)
'*17%
13
95%
31% Sep
31
*17%
18
27%
*17%
18
96
55 %
102 7/2 Oct
4
110%
110%
*109%
600
3,400
49%
94%
Atlas
24'/a Feb
*109%
*95%
96
'<
50
10
Atlantic
8
36'/4 May
*95%
%
95%
50
Atlantic G &
May 28
109
'7334
49%
90
4.
95%
rnU
79%
Atlantic Coast Line RR
96'/2 Feb
4
25
x25
5
x9334 Jan
Jan
92 '% Jun
83
Jun
118
17
7
*77%
50
'.4
49 %
96
79%
4%
18
17
Feb
n,',2
49%
<
49 %
79 '4
Atlantic City
9
82
77%
*9534
79
49%
Preferred
753/4 Jan
29
8%
Common
Sep
9 6'/2
8 3/8
,
10
Investment Co
Associates
5
26% Jun
Aug 26
94
613/4 Jun
58
8%
79%
Atchison Topeka &
Aug
8%
79
*27%
—-——1
100
100
preferred
1st
25%
8%
49
Goods Corp—
Associated Dry
36 %
8%
79 3 8
*17%
2.50
1
preferred $1.50 series—par
28% Oct
35%
8%
8%
110%
10,300
29,400
36%
36
49%
110%
1,209
17%
3 6 3/8
79%
Industries
18% Feb
2
243/a Oct
17
36%
87a
*95%
Shares
17
16%
36%
%
the Week
35%
8%
Carpet Co Inc
Inc—
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—
23% Mar 25
22
16% Oct
Corp
id Constable
Arvin
Oct. 23
1 J%
16
16%
Friday
Oct. 24
Thursday
Oct. 22
3 61'»
10
5
par
par
par
par
5
No par
$6 conv prior
Armstrong
23
92% Jan
15 Va Juiy
223/4 July 12
of Illinois com_:
preferred
No
Cork Co com
No
$3.75 preferred
No
$4 convertible preferred—No
Mar 13
7
96
& Co
Armour
5
12% Jan
593/4 Aug
8% July 18
76'/a July 20
16%
16
16
~5
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp
22
35% May
29
51% Jan
2
Par
EXCHANGE
15% Oct
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 21
Oct. 20
SALE
HIGH
ANI>
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Since Jan. I
Highest
Range
1951
Year
B
1
2~8
Jun
157/4
3
9"% Jan
30
Babbitt (B T)
31% Oct
10
53/4 Jun
16
37% Jun
23
Babcock
8% Oct
6
11% Jan
22
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
30
Jan~22
24% Jun
24'/z Jan
17
17% Feb
20
2
45% Nov
17
36% Feb
20
47'% Oct
15
277/aJan
16
18
Apr
23
23 Va Jun
26
65% Jail
11
72
16
47-% Oct
15% Apr 30
July
15
Jun
63 'A Sep
14
74'% Jan 30
Oct
42
Feb"~3
173/4 Jan
2
283/4
37
2
437% Jan
31
2
28 7/2 Jan
9
12% Jan
Jan
19»/2 July
May
36
9% Feb
21
38
Mar
8
Nov
107
Mar
8
337/8 Apr
94 % Apr
16
16"
19% Oct
10
Barker
Brothers
Jan
23
47%%
15
38 7%
Sep
4
NOV
7
78% Feb
14
87
Sep
14
Sep
12
12
Apr
17-
16
Oct
Feb
15
30
Jan
12
33'% Jun
Beech
14
3
25% Oct
20
313% Jan
8
107/a May 16
15 3% Jan
Belding-Heminway
28
.tan
14% Aov
177/4
Jan" "~2
89
July 23
231/4
18% Oct
24
28
Feb
9
x91% Feb
13
t»4
May 22
10
45 % Apr
24
56
Oct
10
29% Jan
14
34% Sep
8
29
597/a Feb
21'A Jan
10
321% Dec
29
5
2
26'A Jun
2
1 %
Aug 21
323/4 Feb
25
Jail
87
26
873/4 Oct
Jun
iy» Jan
98
19
Sep
10
28
Sep
11%
11%
11%
11%
400
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,100
19%
19
191/4
18%
18%
18%
19'
2,100
93%
33%
33%
33%
3374
47% T 48 %
47%
47%
I
1
14
31
Birmingham
2
7<%
7
com—No par
(Del)
Electric
Co
No par
Co
No par
Oct
21
397% Mar 12
Black & Decker Mfg
19
157/o Oct
20
187% Jan
30
Blaw-Knox
16
15 % Mar 15
19 7/a Sep
15
Bliss
26
22% Dec
7
18% Apr
14
217% Jan
14
22% Oct
24
!
Co
Bliss & Laughlin
Ami
16 7% July
33%
33-%
33%
47%
46%
47%
46%
47'A
140%
140'A
140'/4
300
*140'%
140%
140
*140%
140%
13%
127%
13%
13
79
13%
34
33%
1,800
26,400
13
%
13
13'%
2,600
79%
79'%
79'%
40
78%
*78%
79%.
*20
25
*20
25
*22
25%
*23
25'%
*32%
33
78%
33
33
33
33
33
33%
157%
16
16
16
15%
16
18
18%
17%
17%
17%
18
19%
500
16%
16%
1,300
177/s
'A
18
4.400
300
2 50
19
19
19%
19%
*18%
*18%
19%
19%
19%
7.50
23%
24
23%
23%
22%
23%
22,%
22%
22'%
22 %
3,900
37%
38 %
37
38
377/a
37%
37'%
37%
22,300
800
5
367%
37%
_5
19%
19%
193/8
19%
*19'%
19%
19
19%
197/8
19 »4
No par
A
22^
23'%
22'%
22%
22'%
22%
*22
22%
22'/4
22 »/2
G%
440
No par
Class B
11 »/4 Jan
33'%
46%
18%
Inc
class
Co
25%
16 "a
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bon
25%
33%
Boeing Airplane Co
Jun
29a4 Jan
25%
18%
Blockson Chemical Co
Oct
25%
33%
15%
Co
50
17/4
26%
*26
25
10,800
1%
1
4
20'/a Sep
173/4 Jan
(E W)
*23
1
*95
1 '/A
1%
141
13%
79%
*95
96'%
*95
No par
403/4 Sep
2
3 8 'A Oct
*140'%
13%
*78%»
preferred
25
Jan
11%
16'%
19%
*91
93 %
*91
,"4-1
Co
Foods
Jan
9
2,200
*11%
17
1,600
20% Jan
46
26'A
25%
2
13% July 23
11%
16%
26'/a
26%
2,900
33
*31%
26'%
25%
23
22
*11%
16%
15%
15
15
33
26%
3,100
767/e Sep
12% Oct
26 '/A
18,900
19% Jan
17
26%
100
1%
7
Jan
263/a
11%
26'%
*31 %
6,500
83
*81'/2
83
15
15%
33
*31%
33
*81%
83
15'/a
15%
15%
*31%
17'/2
l'A
28
19
*81%
81%
81'%
15%
60
100
1%
Aug
15
17
37%
%
Nov
6% Oct
16%
33%
96'%
91
15
16%
557/4
18
Jan
17
95%
2
16
161/4
95'%
31
17
*98
17%
96%
147/2 Apr
9% Sep
99%
93 'A
80'A Dec
25
10%
37%
99 %
33%
21
5
10%
37 %
99'/4
54%
Best &
22
146% Aug 26
7
1,000
10%
37%
*92'/4
217/4 Jun
Mav
37%
10%
99'/4
33%
Best
183/4 Oct
2,400
54%
Bethlehem Steel
22
10%
93%
29
313% May 16
800
10%
33'%
30
3
21'/a
53»%
23
44% Jan
-*
21
37%
17»/B
1978
500
37
*36
21
10%
.
32%
19'%
15%
37
21
99'%
37%
83%
15%
15%
*36
211%
7
1
Bond Stores Inc
12%
630
6%
13%
6'/a
6%
6%
6-%
6%
12%
7
6%
13%
12%
12%
123J,
12%
12%
12'%
10,400
10:%
1,400
Jan
31
1.25
10%
10%
*10'%
10%
*10%
10%
10'%
10%
*10%
52% Oct
2
49% Jan
3
543/4 Aug 23
Borden Co
(The)
15
50%
51
50%
51%
50%
51%
50%
51%
51%
51%
4,800
713/4 Mar
9
61% Jan
9
75'% Aug
7
Borg-Warner .Corp common
70%
71
69'%
70'%
69'%
70%
69 3/4
70%
5,400
8
89% Jan
8
957% Apr
23
*93%
71%
93%
70'%
103% Jan
5
100
93%
93%
*92%
93 %
*92%
93
93
931%
120
19% Jan
8
Oct
15
143/4 Feb
21
100
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11'%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
111/2
900
53% Feb
9
40 J/8 Jan
10
47'% Feb
21
41
40 S/8
40%
*401%
3,i
1,700
2
*40%
*26
10
18 7%
35%
34%
25%
97
40 3/4
25% Jan
100
5
2.50
5
41
293/4 Feb 20
26%
lo
26
26
*26 %
27
27
26%
9%
9%
9%
10
10
10
9%
19
18'%
18%
18%
18%
18'%
18%
35%
34%
25%
34%
35%
34%
35
35
34%
25
25'%
24'%
12
12
July 6
58% Jun
29
89
Jun
27
11% Nov
26
Nov
24
24% Jan
'
1,300
37'%
10%
*97'%
'
4334
*92i/i
163/a Nov
6
10%
300
43%
43%
15%
16
21%
211/4
21%
37%
99%
17%
25%
11 %
16'%
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4'%% pfd series of 1951
100
27% Dec
38
37
16%
*36
16
*36
*16
42%
42%
42 %
43%
433%
33%
343/4 Sep
24
*70%
71
55%
16
17% Jun
2 l'A
*701/2
93%
54% Jan
33
*21
71
33%
1553/4 Feb
137/2 July
21%
*70%
54
27
157/a Jun
*20%
71
*92
138 »/2 Dec
32% July
3,000
20%
33%
1
84
46'A
46%
46%
20%
*70%
56
3
18'% Jan
46'/4
46
45'%
71
33%
16
16
20,900
33%
96%
1%
26
373/4 Feb
12% Oct
21%
21%
21
15%
Corp
60
139% Anr 29
21
20%
33'%
96%
1%
26
Loan
17
% May
16,000
common—10
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co_—1 peso
Beneficial
29
46
2,300
9%
54%
Oct
25
5
32%
9V4
55
29% Mar
1
32%
9%
54%
46 % Jun
30
46%
*31%
—100
preferred
32'/a Nov
Jan
20%
46 «/4
32%
9
9V4
20%
10'%
10
Co common
9%
21'/4
9'/a
2,600
6
6
6
6
32 %
5
4 % %
1
29% Jan
Corp
Bendix Aviation
5
13/4 Mar
Aircraft
Bell & Howell
Feb~~9
94'/a Mar
467% Jun
77
R»M
9'%
21
37
10
1
1
Beech-Nut Packing Co
6%
32'%
*20%
*97'%
17%
*81%
50
RR
Creek
197/a Mar
7
14 »/8 Dec
21'%
Inc
333/4 Jan
30% Jun
—10
Corp
32'%
71
44
16%
38
21%
*36
No par
12.50
preferred—100
Beaunlt Mills Inc common
2.50
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
35
89
Works
G
32
6
6
32
21
*16
50
convertible
3%%
25
July 19
common
Beatrice Foods Co common
10% Mar 13
78
293/4 Jun
100
10
10
preferred
Bayuk Cigars
5
Aug 14
22% Jan
50
Corp new
Iron
Bath
1
102
22
16% Oct
21
37 7/4 Feb
29
Oil
107% Oct
17
2
96
Barber
22% Feb
20% May 23
27
10
2
41
100
preferred—100
noncumulative
4%
30
.
13
Corp
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
19% Jan
7
313% Jan
97/4 Nov
Sep
31%
9%
21
46*%
20%
*70
44
(The)_Nopar
Wilcox Co
&
Baltimore & Ohio common
9
2
28
IS3/* July
34
Inc
5
9 '/a iviay
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
11% Mar
11
3%%
preferred
Boston & Maine RR—
39
11
Jun
29
Anr
17
97/2 Oct
133% Jan
2
19 Va Oct
3
15% Apr
29% Jan
2
36% Sep
11
27% Jan
3
34 % Mar
30
Apr
Dec
x92
40% Oct
11
20V2 July
53%
29
11% Jan
2
49
Bridgeport
Airways Inc
Brass Co
Jan
18
SO'/a Apr
24
July 30
35% Aug 25
Brlggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
24'% Oct
23
35 3% Feb
Bristol-Myers Co common
33
38
4
Jan
95
17
Feb~16
13% Feb
62
Mar 13
28
wi
Bearing Co
9
24%
48 y4 Nov
25
Braniff
19
1053/4 Jan
28
preferred
143/4 Jan
7
16
5%
Bnwpr Roller
July 23
28
21
12
Common wi
9
1033/4 Jun
4
uct
21
27 V2 Jun
5
1
Jan
3
16
11% Oct
21
12% Feb
14
Brown
&
3
51 % Jun
20
667% 0ct
23
Brown
Shoe
Oct
23
2uj/« May 26
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
227% 0ct
16
27% July 24
14% Oct
Budd
x50
17
5%
cum
Co
29
193/4 Apr
2
253/4 Dec
4
13% Dec
26
18% Jan 24
131/s Sep
77
Dec
26
91% Jan
2
767% Jan
7
38% Jun
8
45% Jan
19
Feb
26
50
Aug
4
Buffalo Forge
Oct
3
27% Feb
18
393/4 Sep
2
373/aJun
473/4 Feb
25
173% Nov
8
23% May
41
19
367% M'av
4
151/4 Oct
15
3
817% May 29
7
403/4 Feb
23
193/4 Jan
3
14
Dec
31
Jan
31
84% Jan
a
92% Apr
14
83% Oct
3
87% Feb
26
76
Jail
25
84
Apr
18
2
183/4 Oct
11
17
Feb
27
187% Jan
7
147% Jan
29
12
Jan
2
18
118
Apr
26
33
Apr
28
3934 Sep
2
1
13 3% Jan
3
82
13% Jan
10% Jan
19
118% Dec
100
28
135
Oct
11% July 17
153/4 Feb
75
88
Dec
19
7% Mar 15
21 % Jun
29
9
117% May
Feb
13
787/4 Jan
12
19% Oct
8
107% Oct
3
28% Mar
20
3
Oct
23
Aug 27
14% Jan
17
Terminal
5%
conv
Co
4%%
Butte
Byers
Co
California
7%
(A
M)
Jan
2
10
1% Oct
16
3% Jan
22
30
lO'/alJan
17
Calumet &
8
29% Jan
10
22'/a Jan
2
30
91% Dec
28
41% Jan
2
48 '
Feb
14
153/4 Jan
4
20
Aug
6
213/4 Jan
2
383/« Dec
10
Feb
16
23% Sep
10
7
13% Apr 16
108'/2 Mar 6
48% July 18
173/8 Jap
2
61
52
Jun
55% Mar
12
July 11
19% Aug
90
5
2
footnotes
*
,«#>/>
Jan
14
51
Sep
5
20
Jan
11
3
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
1
Capital Admin class A
40% Mar 31
463/4 Feb
26
21% Feb
20
24% Aug
51'% Jan
17
55 3%. Feb
11
9% Oct
15
163A Jan
31
Capital-Airlines Inc.
16 3/8 Oct
?2
6
9
18 74 Jan
30
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
56
Apr
100
24%
25
5,900
52
200
25%
*50
52
11%
700
117/8
2,700
11%
11%
56'%
56%
17%
17%
17
17
I714
17%
1,300
23%
23V4
22%
23 %
22%
23
22%
23
3,800
14%
14 %
14'/a
141/4
7,600
*55
*78
14'%
78 %
33%
14%
14%
300
57
*78
45%
*45
46
33i%
33%
*78
300
3374
36%
500
19,900
36%
36%
*36'4
15'%
15%
151/4
15%
90'%
90
89
89
84
*80
84
*122
*35
*75
85
17%
17%
14%
14%
*122
1237«
*35
33
14%
82
10'%
82
82
10'%
10 7/2
10%
20%
20%
20 %
106 %
*105'%
20%
20%
20'%
5
26%
26%
26%
26%
2
8
90
*23'%
10
9%
*82
20'%
106'%
<•
13%
10%
20
105'%
13 %
13%
83
40
82
82
10%
10%
1038
1,600
20
20
20%
1,400
*105%
105%
20%
20
20
26'%
26'%
26%
10
106
800
20%
*20
3,100
26'%
26%
1%
2
l7/a
2
734
778
7%
7%
23%
23%
23'%
23'%
400
93 4
9%
97%
9.7%
12,000
50
*49
18
*17V'a
90'%
24
10%
90'%
50
'
17%
*89
48'%
*17
91%
*89'%
91 '
49
*48
17%
17 '
31'%
*47%
48%
*47%
48 34
*22''a
23'%
*22
23 7/4
*53%
54
*53%
54
-10 "2
10%
10%
10%
16%
16%
16'%
16'%
1
*22%
23'A
*53%
54
1
10%
10%
10'%
10%.
10
*16%
16%
16%
16'%
,
32
10,900
5,200
300
49
*17
32'%
10
>
3,800
13%
2
90
32
20
36
77/s
49%
48'
14%
123%
*35%
7%
90
32%
141/4
*1221/2
36
178
-
*17%
49%
17%
48
24
9%
90y2
32%
2
8
*23%
10
*48 %
*17%,
26'/8
1%
7%
2
8'4
23%
14%
1237/a
10%
20 Va
*105%
900
14%
*35
83
10%
106%
20%
5,100
123 7%
13%
*82
20'%
240
17'4
17
17%
14%
36
13 %
20%
17'%
123%
*35
13 %
*81%
*80
17%
*122
36
13%
85'%
14%
1233/8
13%
91%
17
17%
90
*80
85
13 %
100
1,000
33%
15 3/i
14%
No par
300
79%
45
33 %
33
79
45
*44
44
33%
14'%
78%
78 7%
44
*56
36 %
17Vs
No par
-
98
17%
11%
56%
*105'%
common
*97%
98
4,900
9,000
15%
90
*75
25
$3 preferred A
25
36'%
1
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
34%
24 3/i
I534
9%
95
34%
34V4
24%
91%
23'/2
19
34%
35
37
No par
26
34%
15%
Canada'Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv prefeK-ed
No par
Sep
2,200
91%
Campbell W & C Foundry
16 7/2 May 26
*50%
11%
56%
18%
37
1134. Jan
7
51%
11%
2,000
18%
15%
91
24% July 23
317% Oct
2
pa<?p
July 17
43i% Jan
x
17% Mar 22
Jan
9
24%
10
37
Copper—5
Cons
*96'%
24%
400
26%
17%
11%
100
Packing Corp
*
98
24%
*50
No par
Callahan Zinc-Lead
77% Apr
25 Va
10
common
21
Hecla
50%
5
Co
5% Feb
35'A
*96'/a
24%
50 7/2
100
participating preferred
Jackson
34%
24%
98
24%
15
preferred
34%
*34%
40
15%
100
50
Copper & Zinc
*26'%
37
1
Bldg 7% pfd
prior preferred
Butler Bros common
Byron
29
*44%
33'%
5
Inc
Terminal
3
26
Co
11% Sep
10% Oct
'For
14%
78 %
45%
33%
*78
1
No par
Bush
4
241/2 May 16
16
14'%
No par
No par
2
2% Jun 29
21% Nov
17%
23%
Co
Bush
4
33
July 24
8
Jan
20
22
17%
23
Burlington Mills Corp common
1
4% preferred
100
3'%% preferred
100
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
25 7/4 Apr
25% Oct 13
Oct
82
July
Co common
Watch
Bulova
1087% Jan
1093/4 May 15
2
1047/4 Apr
14!% Aug 26
129
(The)
14
8
19% July
8% July
No par
5
$5 preferred
23
101% Jan'
251% Oct
*55
Inc
Bullard Co
32
55%
40
prefer"ed
conv
Bigelow
23% Jan
23% May 24
55%
No par
Bucyrus-Erie Co
May
5
17V4 Dec
97
25
51%
11%
*96'%
25
°50
*11%
15
33A% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas com
543/4 May 29
2.50
100
40'%
40%
2
270
2
31%
32%
31'%
*47%
48%
*47%
48%
21%
27,800
32 7/8
21 34
22
*537%
22
•
11%
10%
-
*16'%
100'
200
54
*53.7%
54
..
16%
■'
•
10.000
600
ttiM.
4.
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Volume 176
Number 5163
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M J XM WHIT" i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1573)
N EW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Tear
l'jal
Lowest
Range
Highest
103% Nov
23
30% Jan
29
Since
Jan.
Lowe-t
111% July 17
1
NEW
Highest
104% Jan
9;
35% Dec
34
Feb
20
Aug
5
38% Sep 16
2
58
Oct
41% Oct
22
55% Jan
18% Jan
2
2o
% Aug
45% July
21% Jan
23
29% Aug 28
35
Jan
5
9% Jan
2
39 Va Jan
10
48% Aug
Nov
43
8
155
May 24
98% Dec
55% Jan
5
43% Jan
10
140
Jan
Mar- 6
:
106'
3
152
Apr
116
Jun
Conv
preferred 4%
Conv
preferred 4.80%
18% Jan
2
20% Jun
8Va Jan
2
10% May
2
24 V4 Feb
16 VB
July
39 Va Jan
9
3
51% Jan
150% Feb
2
23
19% Jan
19'.b Ju.y
Oct
17 Vs Jan
iO.
9% Feb
7
47% Jan
29
3
10% Dec
10% Jan
29
4
36% Dec
36
Apr
24
101 Va Dec
22
112% Feb
104
Jan
Jun
28
8
25
2
17% Dec
Nov
26
8% Jan
2
27
11% Jan
18
8
25
58% Oct
30
14% Jan
2
18lA Oct
5
25
* 6
Nov
97
Dec'
29
9% Jan
Apr 27
27% Nov
29
7% Nov
105% Oct
18
5% Oct 23
28
\
8% Jan
26
37% Oct
2
8
2
81 Va Jan
4
16% Feb
20
22 Vb July 22.
27
15'A Feb
9
18'A Feb
20
28% Apr
17
16
5
30
Feb
12% Mar
7% Oct
9
18'A Oct
Jun
20% July
20
2
Jan
14Va Feb
25
87
Jun
13
1
15% Jan
28
15
9% Jan
4
15
24
Mar 19
x39
% Feb
27
49
Feb
13
5%
3
15
Jan
16
20% Apr
26
Chic &
12
52% Feb
9
52% Oct
3
43% Oct
29
70% Sep 12
61 % May
3
80 Va Dec
26
9 4'A Feb
Dec"! 9
16'A Dec
13
24
9
16
8 'A Feb
38 Va
5
8
50
21% Jan'
94% Oct
24
19
18% Sep
25
18
12% Feb
6
21
18
Jan
8
Aug 14
101/4 Oct
Chile
24
107
Feb
26
38'A Apr
27
31'A Jun
57% Dec
11
54
94
Oct
87
Dec
21% Jan
28
38% Apr'
100 »A Feb
9
140-
Oct
Dec
53'A Feb
11
42'A Jan
4
xl03 V4 Dec
6
67
Nov
30
28
8 9'A Dec 31
Jun
18
90
30
55
Feb
7
155
5
79
74'/a Jan
7
48% Feb
5
18
28
31
May
65% Jan
July
Sep
Oct
56% Sep
Apr
45% Sep
14
14
10
5%
37% July 24
Climax
24
6% Jan
24% Oct
22
32 % Jan
16
130% Jan
3
80
132
Jan
12
102
860
Jun
91
3V
3
Jan
29
55% Feb
100 Va Feb
5
16% Jun
25
23% Jan
29
19% Jun
29
26% Feb
3
36
10
61
Jan
37% Jan
8
Feb
88
Feb
117% Jun
4%
46
Jan
4
95
Apr
9
$3.50
Fuel
59% Mar 27
Colorado
Jan
39
Jan
57
9
54% Mar 17
38
Jan
May 3
54% Mar 27
35% Dec
28
33
Jun
40% Feb
25
4%
Jun
29
35% Dec
28
32 % Jun
39% Feb
2
16% Oct
15
13% Oct
16% Jan
15% Sep 27
11% Jun
13% Jan
39% Apr -
4
19 % Jan
65% Mar 19
2
56% Jun
42% Jan
61% Apr
20 Va Jan
51% Sep 19
22% Mar 10
62
July 11
22VaJan
27% Jan
31
30
9% Jan
Jun
7 Vb Jan
30
Jan
33
Dec
30
29
'
Dec
.
10% Dec
Apr 22
44% Jan
38% Aug
30
35 Vb Jan
7
30% Jan
2
34 Vb Sep
28
32% Jan
14
34% Mar 24
115
Feb
107
Feb
3
10
-
19.i
16% Jan
23
64% Feb
4
27% Sep
33% May
8
33
7
31% Dec
16
31
Feb
18
2
-
101% Dec '27
2
16
2
24
j
5
241
113% Mar
110
Jan
42
15%
15%
36
15%
2,500
36V4
36
361/4
36
49
36Vt
48%
49
48%
49%
49%
49%
2,700
1,800
21% Mar
2
99
106
Jan
67%
100
93
93
94
94
par
17%
17%
17 JA
17 V*
114% Dec
23:
footnotes
Oct
Apr
2
17
1
12
110
Oct
17
103% Feb
8
19% Jan
23
10
96
Feb
7
48
Vs Jan
22
Va
8%
8%
8 7/8
8%
13%
13%
13%
13%
131/4
3 Vb
3 Vb
*3%
31/4
3%
25
*10%
10%
25
30%
30%
81%
82'A
17
66%
90 Va
29%
xl5%
x84%
2f
*10%
10%
*30
31
82%
80%
10%
1,300
52%
38
38%
99%
99%
99%
*99%
321/4
321/4
32%
67%
321/s
67 VB
67 Va
32Va
65
32 Vb
1,400
67%
65
651/2
65Va
66 Va
7,700
91%
12,800
11%
2,400
92
91%
11 Vb
*99
30
91%
89'A
11 Va
101
11
•
/•i-
911/4
84%
53
29%
29%
100
15%
151/4
15'A
*84
52%
84%
*84
52%
*77
52'A
108%
109%
45 Vb
45 Vb
53
84
52%
51%
108%
*108%
109%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
72
71
*71
42'A
36
36%
35%
36
22'A
22%
22
22%
89%
4
4
25
25
107
4
132%
81%
107'A
*810
*88%
""A
*131 Vt
80
10714
*71
43%
*42
18%
43%
17%
100
com
pfd
17%
22
2,300
89%
89
89%
89%
3%
25%
133
3%
1071/4
89
18 Va
18%
33A
3,600
25%
3,500
*131 Vt
81
106%
*79
107
17V4
10
100
108
1,500
*810
42
42
89%
89%
*18
17%
51
133
81
106%
*810
51
50
3%
251/4
133
*79
42%
89
3%
25%
25
*1311/4
81
Va
89
17%
*53
10
21%
42%
51
4*%
*89
•
41%
90
1,200
310
18%
*50
18%
1,700
17%
17%
18Vs
173/a
17%
9,200
*53
53%
100
*50%
51%
51
51
51
53%
*53
220
53%
52
52%
53
50%
50 Va
53
200
*50 Va
51%
50%
50%
51%
52
37%
38
300
*37%
100
pfd
40
21%
*79
18%
51
•43%
21%
106
88%
17%
*42
„
22%
*810
52%
*51
2,200
71
4,100
'
—No par
44Vt
36
*131V4
42%
18 Va
43%
280
44'A
71
35%
3%
80
88%
3,500
35%
24'/2
107%
18%
521/4
109 Vb
35%
*89
133
89
~40
79
52
35%
4
25%
42
250
1,500
109Vs
71
*42
84%
53%
160
*77
52
109%
44%
400
21%
89%
42%
51%
1,400
151/4
351/4
*810
42%
NO par
89%
*25%
72
52%'
84%
53%
*150
79
108%
*42
*89
84%
53%
160
79
52 >A
72
No par
*15'A
108%
42 Va
*71
151/4
60
30
29%
*150
290
100
29%
53%
79
com.No par
*98
15'A
v
53%
79
11 Va
'
29%
84%
53%
100
91
11
100
29%
*15%
38
90%
.<".11
101
29%
15%
89%
11 Ve
*100
*77
No par
5,200
38:
99%
79
com„No par
383/a
38
32%
*77
No par
10
19,300
99 Va
160
100
400
82%
38%
*150
1
81%
32'A
160
.No par
81%
31
99%
*150
gtd_—50
10%
*30
38 V*
160
stock—50
10%
31
801/4
*150
1
10%
*30
81
371/4
37%
37%
37%
373/i
373A
373A
37%
1,900
133/a
13%
11%
13%
11%
12
12'A
12'A
13%
24,100
12%
12%
12%
60 Va
61
61
61
12'A
12%
61 Va
2,100
61
61
46%
47%
46'A
46%
46V4
46
(A
46%
46 %
46
24%
24%
46
24 %
24%
24'A
2,500
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 ya
3,600
38%
System Inc
No par
common_.No par
Pictures
&
Southern
Ohio
Elec__5
'
6%
«
No par
39%
39%
39%
391/4
39 %
39
39
34%
39
36%
34%
35
34Vb
34%
34%
34%
18%
34%
18%
18%
343A
17%
6,500
18%
17%.
18 VB
25
33'A
17%
33%
33 'A
33%
33
17%
10,900
33%
32%
33
25
33%
34
34
32%
33
33%
34
34
333A
33%
com
7%
par
10
com
Light
com
series
pfd certificates
7%
7%
22 Vb
22
21%
22
27%
27 Va
27%
27 Va
27%
7%
7%
73/4
5"
of
7%
No par
,
'
7%
7%
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
107%
107%
107%
107%
35
25 Vb
V2
<
107%
No par
B
100'
100"
25%
108
25%.
108%
25%
25%
25%
109%
108'/a
108 Va
100
98%
100
100 Va
100%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
141/2
*10%
10%..
*10%
10%
*10%
15
53%
53%
54Vb
32
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
321/2
9%
9%
100
32
1~
No
par"
No par
No par
common—20
preferred
No par
preferred
No par
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
preferred
2"
,
*9%
17%
9%-
36%.
32
.
9%
S%
18Vb<<
36%
106%
107%<
107
107 '
38%.
*102
38Va
104
54 Va
10%
53%
9%
54%
38 Vt
38%
54Va
541/2
2,800
323/4
32%
32%
32%
2,300
32%
1,800
9%
3 6'A
107
107%
8
*17%
8Vb18
43Va
8-
17%
44
43
44
43%
95%
*94
111%
*110
111
8
8
8 Vb
18
*17%
8Vb
17%
•
*17%
94%
94%
111
35%
3,900
107 %
40
37%
3,800
.18
*90%
35%
1071%
17%
17%
91
1,200
4,700
8,700
107
104
17%
9%
93/a
18 Vb
107%
*102%
91
V*
107 Va
102 %
18
*94
36V4
9%
9
18
107%
IO2V2
91 %
lll'A
36
107%
*107
93/4
9%18
37%
17%
44%•»
*9%
38%
91
95%'
'
54%
38 Vb
104
70
10%
32%
17%
111%
*10%
90
1,700
32%
91'A'
44
14%
1,200
6,200
32Vi
93/8
*102
100
14%
10%'
541/4 ■i"
17%
36'/b
110
*99%
14%.
.
10%
9%
107
*109
101
25%
32%
17%
*94
14%
108
32%
>
91
*110%
*99%
*
18 Vb
*107
14,600
251/4
S%
36%
35 %
25%
17%
107
5,100
35%
9%
107 %
200
7%
107%
18%
36%
27 %
73A
35%
9%
106%
1,400
107%
17%
*107
22 VB
353/8
14%
5
1,300
3,800
*27%
7%,
109
4,600
7%
24 3/4
22 VB
27%
25'A
8,500
*7%
22
109
33%
1,900
24%
:
107%
25%
*108%
98%
deposit.
,
25
22
35%
108
1.33%
com
243A'
&•
Aircraft
Inc
8
*27%
25
33%
7%
*27%
$4.25
convertible
7'A
25 Vb
22
Continental Baking Co com..No par
$5.50 preferred
No par '
5%
7%
25
22%
Container Corp of America com—10
4% preferred',
100
Can
7%
25%
No par
Elec
$4.50 preferred—
$4.52 preferred
$3.75
7'A
25
No par
of Bait
100
18 Va
No par
Edison of N Y
61%
10
Cigar
4%%
39 Va
*61
4,600
_No par
convertible
Continental
*61
Engineering
Credit
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consol RR of Cuba G% pfd
8
30
10%
31
13%
16
18% Jun
81%
3 8'A
Feb
15
1,500
3 Vb
37%
Jun
21
10%
*30
100
com
1st
800
131/4
32%
101
5
Ry
8 3/4
Va
13
38%
11 Va
*99
100
8
99%
32%
No par
Iron
1,300
13%
99
16% Feb
2?
38%
*99
11
Corp
5,000
1,800
17%
3%
100
4%
67%
941/4
3%
8%
13 Va
66%
94'A
*171/4
8%
373/4
117
10% Jan
17%
37%
5
8
94
17%
13%
16
Oct
67'A
93%
68
38
Jan
8
66%
17%
3%
Consumers Power Co
Jan
67
94
17Vt
8%
Consolidated Vultee
39
66'A
94
.
13%
com
Preferred 4%'series C
Consolidated Grocers Corp
1
1
May 16
109% May 29
*64
3%
10
3
68
8%
14
2
*64
.
13%
29
Jan
67%
1
37% Sep
92
3
pace
11A
*64
15%
13%
108% Sep
Aug 16
see
May
41% Aug 19
4
.
15
16% Jun
x90
Jun
45% Dec 21
13 *
8
10
*
68
par
19% Jan
99
9
31
67
12 Vb Jan
317/b May
May 28
29
Sep
102% Jan
5
90% Oct
21
*64
68
Mar 24-
102
16
106% Oct
25
68
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc_.»—1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
...10c
9
11
2
<
*64
67 Va
16% Apr 15.
34 Vb Jan
2
July 31
106% Jan
28
Apr
9% Oct
8
32V4 Jan
For
15%
36%
49
13%
Preferred
18
11% Jan
3
Jun
15%
36%
49%
38 VB
Power Co
112% May
1
105% July 15
22
26
17
'
10% Aug 13
52% Oct 16
Feb
Jun
15%
37
49
..100
com_No par
$5 preferred
14
13
34% Mar
8
15%
36%
A
38
Consolidated
.
109% Mar 27
97% Jan
31
Oct
5,600
2,900
Consol
1
Feb
25 ""
92
18 7/8
451/4
Consolidated Coppermlnes Corp
3
'•
27'
Jan
27
500
18%
45%
13%
$1.32
29
12
61% JuJy 20
34% Mar 21
17
Feb
73/b
18%
37% Sep
19% Mar
11
Nov
.
*7%
45%
-
106
71/4
2,000
181/4
12% Jan 25
27% Feb
2,400
45%
31% Feb
23
14
18%
15
25% Oct
13%
71/4
-
45%
27% Oct
2
1,500
14
13%
7%
18Vt
20
24
7%
31%
45
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
26% Feb
7%
21%
31Vi
19 Vb -
2
108% Oct
29'
14%
*7%
*20%
45 Vt
2
i;
14 VB
7%
8,000
17%
211/4
321/4
45%
18
7% May
14
14%
*7%
18
18
21
*31%
16
10% Feb
32% July 18
xl06% Jan
2
14
*13%
17%
20%
700
45%
25
9
31%
1,000
15%
28% Jan
20
20%
31 Vt
1,300
23
18,700
45'A
2
13% Oct
21
32
17%
100
pfd_
24
7
21
32
84
19
19
July
18 Vb
21>AV
32
35%
83%
17%
19
24% Oct
7 Vb Oct
17%
21 %
32
351/4
500
18%
21 Va Apr
3
21% Feb
X95.
23
Co...
Commercial Solvents
Commonwealth Edison Co
3
33% Dec
29
22%
Superheater Inc
11
14% Jun'25
Oct
22%
2.50
Gas
Commercial
7
24
2
32 »A Jan
231/4
$4.25
4
17% Oct
30% Jan
102«
23 Vt
18 VB
,
35%
351/4
'
30
37%
Columbia
27% Aug 13
38% May 24
34 Vb Oct 20
6
25
July 17'
10% Dec
23%
18
35% Jan
29
July 19
13% Jan v 2
22% Jun
23'A
18%
6
28
98 Vb
45% Jan
23'A
18
18
11% Feb
29% Nov
104% Nov *16 ]
10
23%
17%
B
Consolidated Gas
Jun
84'A
17%
Jun
2
6
105% Dec * 3
24
*83%
preferred
Conde Nast Publishing Co
No
Cone Mills Corp
27
Dec
22 !A Dec'
25
32% Aug
32% Dec
2
Nov
27
45% Jan
8
3,100
30
38
Class
Columbia
Comoustlon
x36 V4
70
5%
30
Columbus
15
July 31
105%
5%
17%
*29%
cumulative preferred.No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
11
4
105%
5%
83%
Sys cl A .2.50
1
12% Jan
11
5%
1,900
35%
-
preferred—100
noncumulative
105%
5%
27%
17%
4% noncumulative 2nd
Columbia Broadcasting
1
5'/a
100
271/4
83%-
Co
& Southern
41
5%
27Va
35%
Aikman Corp
&
5%
27
*105
27% i106
17%
No par
Colorado
&
5%
27%
*105
34%
84 Va
preferred
Collins
28 V*
105 Va
13%'
2,200
com__No par
Colgate-Palmolivc-Peet
7
28
105%
18%
*34
17%
(The)
2
4,000
13%
34%
35%
preferreed
22% Feb
13%
13%
*34
*82 Va
common
22% July
Oct
28%
—No par
17
22
*
5%
*79%
2
25% Jun
58
*34
105
cumulative 2nd preferred—100
23
5,100
*8%
36
18%
preferred
17% Oct
24
105
132%
Jan
87
35V4Jan
Jun
35
1
Coca-ColaCo
13
35%
13%
100
40% Jun
Mar 19
56
7
35%
34 Va
100
Coca-Colff^pernat'l
10
18
1
Jan
36 %
13%
1.25
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7% preferred
136% Aug
9 Vb
35%
34%
*33%
common
conv
*8%
36%
35
Clopay Corp
18
May
cum
17%
9 VB
17%
9%
13%
No par
Molybdenum.^
4%%
9,300
16%
*8%
36%
10
Inc
13,800
20
16%
!
83
Illuminating
Foods
24
19%
13%
preferred
Clinton
2
24
20
__10
Special guaranteed
25'A Jan
24
19%
18
$4.50 preferred..
3
23%
20
36%
Milling Machine Co—_10
Corp
No par
Elec
23%:'
19%
83
Cleveland Graph Bronze Co
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
8
27
Dec
23
100
Tool
convertible
24
13%
li>"
1,300
23%
37
No par
Pac...No par
noncumulative
Cleve
9
4
29
Sep
21
85
8,800
24%
19% V 19%,
40
Clark Equipment Co
C C C & St Louis
Ry
23
July
81% Apr
3% Oct
42 Va Nov
24
%
13%
Service Co.
4%%
4
44
1
18% Mar 18
806
26
24
109%' 109%
19%
19%
2,800
24
36%
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
2
72.
29% May
xlOO'A Nov 29
Oct
4,500
24
I T Financial
5%%
1
July 18
Apr
110
3
37% Jan 26;
27
94 'A Jan
21
105% Mar 12
35 Vb
C
City Investing Co
Jan
Jan
60
19%
110%
25
26
Oct
33% July
42
*
109%
19%
38%
1
Copper
Cities
140
138
109%
38%
*109%
30
series
28
5
7% Dec
28
37%
38 %
110%
30'
noncum
Jan
102
14% May 12'
x80% Apr 15
15
36 V4 Feb
3% MarA4
36%
38%
*109%
com__No par
RR
Western
12% Sep
8
4
109 Va Jan
29% July 17
84
114
21
feb
5
41
Sep 13
341/4 Apr 16
Mar 15
130Va Dec
22
Jan
44 %
24% Nov '24
38
38%
109%
36 Vb
Cincinnati
14
Jan
38
38%
109%
30
9
25
74
38 Va Dec -28
3,600
30
2
Jan
Oct
1,300
11%
36%
Apr
9
Jan
56%
11%
30
Jan
28% Jan
26
10
70% July 31
Apr
38
56%
11%
36%
36
92
50% Nov
56 V4
11%
30
102
,Feb
111
30% Jan 26
24
56 %
11%
28 %
2
90
•
23%
56%
11%
9%
4
22
155
25
75
23%
56
11%
5
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
4% preferred
18
7
Sep
41% Jan
1
15
'
27
Jan
89 Vb Oct
10
32% Mar
,
23%
55 %
11%
*8%
Chrysler Corp
8
3
23%
55
11%
9%
convertible preferred—
Co
25
86
29
27
23%
53 %
*8%
_
100
11%
No par
Corp
VB
53Va
"16'A
common..-.
48% Jan
27
16V4 Dec
Co
5%
16
Jun
<
Childs
Mar 12
27
Dec
8 'A Jan
13
Oct
43% Jan
27Va July 31
4,100
16%
preferred series A
30
120% Sep
11% Jan
2,400
6%
6
23 %
*16%
Chickasha Cotton Oil.
4Vb Mar 12
16
conv
68% Feb
37% May
94'A Jan
85% Jun
5%
13
31
84% Mar 28
19%
6%
23
9.50
Chicago & South Air Lines_.No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
14
Dec
-
16%
19%
6
23
16%
preferred
Feb
40
93
*16%
19%
9
3
30
10%
19%
6%i
23
$3 convertible preference__No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
82% Apr
2
*16%
Chicago Pneumatic
3 Vb
19% Mar 30
July 31
65% July
13%
75
11
6,100
19%
56% July 23
Apr
8% Sep
13% Oct
16'A
6%
41 Vb Jun
81% Jan
15%
19%
49'A Jan
16
19% Jan
3% Dec 28
10% Dec
Jan
15%
*16%
24
12
11%
7,600
"
6%
28
5%
20
99%
19%
32% Feb 20
July 25
69% Sep
3
20,700
133%
■
16%
45'A Apr
'/a Apr
61
35%
99
6 %
16%-
Paul &
A
15%
35
133%
16%
5
_
North
99%
19%
;
series
35%
133%
99%
6%
19%
Co
St
100
35 VB
15%.
23%
Pasco
Chic Milw
9
27
15%
19%
Class B
28% Mar
29
15 Vb
2,300
16 Va
—
59% Feb
Dec
16%
10
52%
103 %
133%
*
149
52%
*102%
19%
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
24
38% Mar 28
99%
*145
52%
103%
6%
Corp
convertible preferred
28
58% Apr
134%
99%
100
23%
Class A
15
37
36%
*133%
100%
*133%
100%
147
52%'
*103
19%
Chicago & East 111
39 Vb Jun
Nov
Vb
134%
15%-
134%
19%
& South West
3Va%
1
20
:
700
11,300
19 Va
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5"
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25 -•
21% July
7
23 Va Aug 28
33% Aug 29
9
38% Feb
35
147
53
102%
23
$4.50 preferred
Checker Cab
Manufacturing
17
34% Jan
May 17
33 Va Jan
13
Feb
37%
37
150
52%
102%
19 Va
Common
21
24
19
7
17 Vb Jun
Jan
"90%. Jan
33 'A Jan
5
12Va Jun
8
17
*147
53
103%
23%
Chain
23%: Feb
29
37%
15%
149
52%
*102%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
15
Feb
*147
52%
19%
8
98
22%
=
700
3,400
*16%
Certain-Teed Products Corp
16
22
23%
Cerro
27
14
May 24
20'A July 2
12% Jan * 9
37
*133%
100 Va
50
Belt
22%
19%
Violeta Sugar Co
Century Ribbon'Mills
July 24
22
22 %
24%
1
Feb
13
19%
8
30
13
13
24%
58% Feb
42
13
13
22
10
16% Apr
1,
12%
8,500
47%
53%
of N J class A—50
16
6
47%
58%
13
103%
700
29%
47%
58
22 Va
149
29
4,900
43
47%-.
13
Va
29 Vb
28%-.
50
38%
53
22
51%
*42
111
,
38%
58 %i
13
*102
41%
Shares
111
47%
23%
*147
38%
41%,.
29% i
110%
38 VB
58%
13
100
B
de
28%
*47%.
22%
100
1
23
33 % May
38% Oct
58%
No par
Oct
22V4 May
38 V4 Feb
-
48
±
13% Oct
2
2
Class
29
6
107 Va Feb
26"
17% Oct
Jan
29%
48
58%
110%
\
5
Illlnois Public Service
Central
10
29%
48
59
No par
Central
7
Aug
3
Jan
80"
35
3
29%
47
59
111%^
the Week
Oct. 24
20
Central RR Co
6
32
10
28 Va Jun
Apr
Central
15
Feb
42 %>
10
common
preferred
20 Vb Oct
21
41%-!
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Illinois Light common
•'
4%.%
9
40V» Feb
23
5 Va Aug.
17
42%
100
preferred series B vtc
24% Oct
16 % Aug 21
33 % Jan
33 Va Apr
20
16% Apr
27
May 11
5%
Central
9
Feb
42 Va
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central
26
15
2
42%
29 Vb
100
common
preferred
1
20% Sep
42%
1
Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry vtc
1
24% Oct
5
38 Va
Central
40% Aug 18
110 Va Oct
2
15»A Feb
2
28% Mar
2
13'% Jan
19
Mar
29
Corp
Central
12
19'A July 10.
Jun
15% July
5%
14
60% July
12% Oct
17
Jan
32% Jan
16
Celotex
20% Mar 12
23
38%.
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
7%
2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred series A_100
2
24
38%
12.50
Preferred 4.20%
26
110% Jan
111%
38%
50
series
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
?
10
17% Jan
57% Feb
9
24
15 % Oct
6
7%
7
7b
Oct
15% Oct
J
Sep
104% Aug
24
Sep
99 V
3
15% Jan
Apr
*110%
110 Va
Friday
Oct. 23
38%
*
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 22
50
series
Carriers & General
Corp
Case (J I) Co common
PRICES
Wednesday?
,
Oct. 21
111
SALE
5
Corp common
154'/a A tig 21
09
2
3
Oct
133
20% Sep
17% Oct
2
2?
99 Va Jan
35v
!•
HIGH
38
No par '
Carpenter Steel Co
13
47 % Jan
Feb
2
14 Va Jan
30 Va<
142% Jan
58'A Aug
105% May 24
21
111
AND
10
Light
Carrier
li
Oct
&
Tuesday
Oct. 2011
Power
8
13% Aug
22
138
59'/a Oct
20
Monday
Par
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.100
34
16
10 Vb Feb
6
STOCK
Carolina
'
Dec
YORK
Carolina
28
57'A Oct
13
a
LOW
EXCHANGE
j
,
116
Apr
46
RECORD
STOCKS
37%
91%
43%
94 Va
111
8%
18
*37
*102V4
104
17 3A
173/4
90%
91
44
44%
*93%
111
8
94
111
490
20
3,300
260
7,100
300
130
»4
8%
3,200
*17%
17%
200
13
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14
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(1574)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year
11% Oct
20
15% Feb
3
68% Apr
16
11% Jan
20
7% Apr
30
78% July 15
9% Sep 24
2
12
56% Jan
Continental
x53% Dec
553/4 July
9
42% Jan
22% Jun 28
49
1
16
32
14
19 3/4 Jun
Feb
33% Nov
2
12
8
03^8
60
18% Oct
$3
29% Jan
25
Copper
28% Jan
2
51% Jan
14
10
22% Mar 21
69% Jan
9
663A Apr 16
78
July 16
104% Mar 2
104% Feb
793A Aug 17
3
Jan
23
5% Jan
93
25
99% Apr
22
3% %
99% Apr
23
Cum
1
166
3% Jun
25
10
Jan
Sep
178
Apr
15
4% Jan
2
2
20
103% Feb
20
91% Jan
9
12% May 5
11% Jun
27
12% Jan
24
Creameries
7
243/4 Jun
19
26% Sep
16
Cream
12% Oct
22
193/4 Jan
28
Crown Cork & Seal common
39% Feb
33% Oct
24
573/4 Oct
48% May
993/4 Jan
2
15
29 % Mar
17
2
Jan
33% Dec
Oct
22
26
47% Nov 24
106
97% Nov 20
Jun
Jun
25
13
23
393/a Jan
30
77% Oct
23
92% Jan
30
Mar 20
32
28% Sep
23
24
28% Sep
23
15% Sep 25
129% Jan 19
20 % Jan
18
Feb
25
22
23
185
Mar 27
13
10
Apr
Mar 25
Jun
714 July
2
11
Jan
5
5% Oct
2
Nov
13
77
Mar
8
593/4 Oct
15
9% July
9
14% Oct
8
93/4 Aug 27
3
31% Aug 20
10% Feb
3
26% Apr 24
62
X25
Jan
6% Nov 23
28
15
93
10
49% Jan
9
73/» Apr
24
25% Jan
28
14% Oct
Dec
31
333/4 Oct 24
20% Apr
14,
13% Apr 24
34 % Sep
19
33% Feb
19
Jan
4
853/4 Jan
2
100% Feb
7
88
47
51
Oct" 2 9
2
99
Dec 28
84% Dec 26
Dec
104
28
17% Jan
8
10
27
41'A Jan
3
6 9 3A Oct
Jan
Jun" 2*5
37
7
Corp
convertible
Rubber
27
23
Apr 18
12
253A Jan
2
Feb
27
82% Jun
e
2
Mar
Jan
4
55% Feb
13
20
89 %
62% Oct
1
11
2
Detroit
16% Jan
14
18% July 11
27% Jan 21
De
43
Diamond
30
16
8
Oct
3
29
44
Jan
114% Feb
25
19
Vilblss
Devoe
&
1%
52% Mar 31
353/8 Jun 23
$1.50
123A Jun
10
Jan
16
8
21% May 27
143/4 Jan
3
Distillers
8% Oct
8
16% Jan
16
24
43 % Jun
29
52
Apr
17
65 %
303/4 Oct
23
99
29
2
66^8 Oct 15
Aug 28
1
111% Feb
2
99% Jan
3
20% Jan 22
80% Dec 20
27% Oct
3
22% Oct
16
93% Feb
1
80% Jun
11
19 % Jan
33
Nov 21
32
Jan
22
Aug 13
July 1
423/s Sep
7/64 Oct 23
25
A Oct 15
105% Mar 29
26% Apr
5
84% Aug 25
41% Oct
17
9
8
9% May 19
79% May
l
13% Aug 29
92
Jan
Dr.
3
xli4% Jan
8
19
1063A Feb
23
x92 'A Jan
8
99
45
July
20
54% Feb
7
45% Jan
10
51
Jun
10
9% Dec 26
12% Feb
6
10% Jan
7
44% Dec 18
1% Jan
2
40% Jan
2
12
1
19
Apr 30
25
22
Sep
16
28% Jan
2
17
Oct 23
25% Jan
18
26% Nov
94
Oct
8
11
19% Jun 29
5 % Jun
28
16 3% Jun
29
16
42
Jun
11
158
Jan
21
l«% .tan
48
Jan
30% Feb 27
15% Jan
2
18
July 15
83
2
89
16% Feb 23
97
18% May 17
54% May 2
2% Oct 10
44% Jan 24
53% Oct
1% Jun 20
46% Sep 21
34% Oct 22
12
11
18
Oct 21
24% Apr 15
48% May 13
8
483% Jun
31
6cfc~~5
16
15
Oct
Jan
14
Sep 15
9
2% Apr 18
43% Mar 18
16% Mar 19
283/4 Sep
8
51% Jan
1
19% Jan
2
26
9
243/4 Aug 15
30% Jun 27
15
B
12
3
71% Feb
6
66
94% Apr
20% Jan
2
7% Feb 23
24% Feb 13
6
Mar 20
May
*
a
5% Feb
17% Jan
14
101% Sep
18
2
22% Jun
6
6
77/8 Jun
18
3
23
62% Jan
2
69% Aug
61% Jan
11
188
*175
440
50
1,900
188
6
5%
3%
6%
94
►93
24%
24%
•130
35%
24
33
May 22
4
69% Aug 19
130
35%
32%
73/4
24
233/4
135
*130
24
2,100
35%
35%
36
32%
*32%
32%
32%
32%
913/4
*90
60
135
35%
*90
913/4
91
91
1,300
*9%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
151/4
*14%
15%
*141/4
900
20
9%
15%
35
35
34%
343/4
34
500
34
33%
34%
553/4
333/4
56
34%
*55%
56
55%
56
*55%
55%
55
15%
55%
15%
X15 %
15 3/8
15%
15%
15
15
15
35.
143/4
35%
34%
35%
1,500
34%
34%
34%
35
*90%
34%
92%
*90%
92%
34%
2,500
*90%
C2%
91
91%
30
7
100
45%
9
9
47
600
*90%
92%
91%
*91%
92%
*91%
92%
96%
96%
96%
96%
96%
70
17%
18%
17%
18
18
18%
2,500
8%
8%
8%
9
9
91%
*96
9
45%
2,800
46
44
90
9
5,100
45
44%
48
48%
28%
30%
283/4
29%
50%
12,200
29
29%
28%
293/8
29'%
29%
*33%
33%
*33%
33 %
20,700
33
33'A
33
33
33%
33%
463/4
*463/4
47
1,300
11%
11%
12%
4,400
24
24
243%
1,700
.__100
1,300
47
47%
47
47
46%
46%
11%
12%
11%
12
113/4
12
46%
11%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
24
*23%
*73%
74%
73%
74%
73%
73%
72%
85%
83%
85
843/4
73%
84%
72
*85%
84%
843/4
700
21%
22V4
21
21%
21%
21%
213/a
21%
23%
23%
4,200
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'%
23%
11,300
50
13.50
100
_100
*85
8
Co
86
213/4
23%
*60
64
♦60
♦60
64
*60
64
*60
6
6
*5%
6
14%
14
14%
133/4
14
13%
133%
*17
133/4
133/4
*17
17'/a
17
17
*17%
20%
17%
21
17%
*17%
17%
*20%
21%
21
21
21
31
31%
31%
3P/4
303/4
303/4
30
2
common
10
100
►1073/4
No par
45%
6
6
108%
6
108
108
46
108
*5%
108
1073/4
45%
44
45%
44%
34
34
34
33%
333/4
*33%
12%.
2
45%
34
25
12%
123/4
12%
21
12%
12%
12
11%
12
12
12%
12
12
1,800
233/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,300
8%
500
8%
8%
11%
27%
27%
*8%
203/4
4
8%
*32%
33
I!
*8%
33%
113%
*11
27
27%
8%
32
11%
•"
•
12%
12%
8%
No par
8%
Common
32%
32
*11
11'/4
*11
293/4
5,300
193/4
20
193/4
19%
5,500
61%
63
61%
61%
61%
383/e
62%
37%
37%
37%
37%
363/4
373%
%
%
%
%
102%
7/64
%
102%
102%
20%
1023/,
102%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*38%
41%
*39%
42
11%
11%
11
g
series
85
116
pfd__ 50
Co
81
•39
42
♦39
42
11
11
85
*47%
48'/4
*47%
48%
47%
47%
9
9
21
21
223/8
22
9
9
21
21%
227/s
23
♦17
12%
43%
162
2
17%
39%
17%
I100
Ekco Products Co common
.2.50
18
100
*96
*85
86%
18%
99
22%
123/4
43%
►162
39%
preferred
21%
22%
44%
162
9%
21%
*17
13
*16%
1
*9
173/g
42
83%
117%
i
2,100
84
19,500
117%
943/4
9%
800
95
♦46%
48
20
11
48
9%
800
70
300
9%
20%
20%
20%
22%
23
22%
20% ;
23%
17
3%
17%
17
17
17
12%
123/4
44
12%
43%
43%,
43%
44
43%
44
163%
86%
17%
99
162
162
*162
'
163%
2,500
8,900
300
12%
39%
17%
84%
-
4,900
82%
12%
17
*96
*9
1,100
22%
123/4
16%
*85
*46%
102%
10%
;
116%
94%
536,000
221%
*39
94%
34,300
%
*81
1163/4
95
6,700
37%
123/4
393/8
*
*17
116%
603/4
102 3/s
,
11%
83
*94%
10
4% % preferred——
Elastic Stop Nut Co
84%
116%
94%
100
common
853/a
116%
1
Manufacturnlg Co
84%
*116
11%
94%
jq
preferred
85%
116
37%
7/64
22%
81
X60%
101%
22%
83
941/4
II__"I~~10
CorpI—1_5
Eastern Stainless Steel
Eastman Kodak Co common
Electric Auto-Lite
1013/4
22 %
•81
94%
9
Airlines Inc
Edison Bros Stores Inc
11%
700
28%
20%
83
500
11%
28%
19%
*81
32
27%
20%
84
800
27%
20%
*81
12%
27%
62%
par
No par
Ino
series
8%
*32
11%
9/64
50c
100
123/4
32
-
37%
No par
Corp
400
23%
& Co-
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
DWG Cigar Corp
1,200
11%
_5
Corp
$3.50
300
44%
333/4
12
1
$4.50
108
441/4
*33%
23%
11%
International-
Preferred
2,600
*107%
44%
34
%
Preferred
1,400
30%
11%
33
Co common
(EI)
21%
30
23%
rights
de
100
21
30%
1073%
2
5
Duplan
300
1,400
50c
No par
Dunhill
2,400
64
6
*5%
*14%
No par
Nem
64
•74
1
1
Eagle-Plcher
223/8
23%
1
-
convertible preferred
1,400
19,600
163%
163%
260
393/a
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,900
*16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
30O
♦83
85
85
17%
*96
85
*84
17%
99
86
*173/4
,
18%
*17%
18%
*96
99
*96
20
99
500
,
1
Elgin National Watch Co_
15%
15%
16
16%
16%
g
(The)
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage BatteryJ
No
Co
135
35%
913/4
23%
24%
*130
7%
9%
1
$4 preferred series A
Dresser Industries common
Elliott
11,500
73/4
10
Co
Dow Chemical
4%%
500
7%
7%
9%
62
Eaton
53%
93%
20%
6%
93%
*53
9%
No par
Eastern
*93
53
93/4
No par
Eastern
94
53
*9%
Corp
Pont
6%
*93
53
20
Pepper
33/4%
6%
4,000
5%
9%
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Common
6%
5%
94
73%,
35%
*90
63/4
5%
53
24%
135
32%
91 %
5%
*59
*.93
35%
.33
5%
60
v
*9%
16%
50%
16%
50%
16%
50
50%
50%
50%
13/4
49%
1%
501/4
1%
1%
1%
13/4
1%
13/4
1%
1,400
343/4
35%
35%
36%
2,900
11%
1.300
26%
1,000
36
par
15
!
36%
*l3/4
36
36
34%
35
11%
11
ll1/*
10
2nd preferred
11%
26
26%
*25
26%
50
common
preference
15% Apr
33% Feb
*175
20
common
conv
17% Jan 29
61% Dec
*90
preferred
5%
14% Apr 24
22% Feb
33
100
preferred
5%
11% Jun 20
103% Jan
188
2.50
.
Co
18
8
Nov
6%
135
35%
"5
523/4 Sep 18
38% Jun 16
16% Mar 18
20
130
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Apr 29
Jan
17
2? % Jan
21
8
102
38%
21
7
26
Apr 25
31% Oct
28
171% July 10
41% July 30
12% Mar 11
59
Jun
% Oct
Jan
B
Dec
52% Mar
2
11
12
19
Sep 28
101% Mar 22
48% Jun 26
Jaii
3
18
16% Jan
16% July 2
12% July 17
16% Apr 20
119% Apr 25
Sep 28
51% Sep 17
50% Sep 14
July 20
22% Jun 25
23%
8% Apr 25
33 %
15
24%
100
Co
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Dome Mines Ltd—
2
Jan
90 % Dec
25
6%
5%
7%
common
du
22
5%
*60
73/4
Motor Car Co
Stores Corp
Diana
19'A Oct
Jun
5%
7%
Diamond T
12% July 30
2
Jan
63%
__No par
Stove
Match
cum
26% Aug
14% Jan
11
♦175
73/4
Co
Alkali
Diamond
8
27
96
188
533/8
pfd
Corp
cum
22
38% Aug 16
15% Jan 30
►175
•
53%
Raynolds class A
4.40 %
Oct
32 3A Jan
2
Feb
188
53 3/s
common
Detroit-Michigan
Detroit Steel
30% Jan
Aug
*175
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
11
Dixie Cup
19% Feb
16%
20
21
Dlvco
95
28
16
70
Grande West RR—
6% Jan
203A Oct
2,600
23
28
16%
8%
18% Feb
2
44
*27
28%
*15%
18%
22
3
31
273/4
*263/4
16
50c
19
12% May 13
363A Jan
2
Dec
27%
281%
153/4
50c
5% Jun
12% Jan
81
27%
*27%
16%
93%
for preferred
(The)
37 % Jan
Jan
273/4
27%
15%
533/8
Edison
15
182
28
27%
16%
1
Escrow ctfs
10% Jan
36% July 2
15% Jun 28
27%
28%
Co
new
Derby Oil Co
Detroit
29% Feb 21
41% July 10
156% Dec 11
27%
16 %
93%
for common
19
29
27%
1
Escrow ctfs
17
13% Jun
5C0
56
1023/4
*27%
Delaware Power & Light Co
13
Dec
2,800
78
78
Delaware Lack & Western
14% Jan
SO
28
78
273/4
78
preferred
Delaware & Hudson—.—.
7
15% Jun
Co
&
16% Apr
28% Nov
27%
77%
2 73/8
79%
Inc
Records
373/4 Dec
4
27%
77%
27%
*78 %
18%
Dayton
20
10
27%
273%
79
7%
3
Apr
*102 %
18%
15
800
33%
553/4
102%
79
100
33%
55%
102%
28
pfd
333/4
55»A
103
18%
11% Oct
33%
56
►102%
96%
Aug
34
55%
103
91%
Deere
13
Jan
33%
56
5102%
91%
3
Feb
19
34
34
55%
102%
*95%
4
102% May
34
55
10
34% Oct
Feb
34
5
preferred
34% Sep
Febli
19
9,600
Corp (The) com
1
4.60% pfd series A__50
3
Mar""5
19% Jun 25
13%
Chem
10% Dec 21
Nov
12%
preferred series A
21
193A Feb
125
13
1
31% Jan
11% Feb
112% Nov 27
12%
27%
Inc
19
363/4 Feb 20
17
123%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
31
Nov 26
12%
Corp common
33% Nov 26
82
12%
A
25
28
10% Nov 21
123/4
common
637A Jan
24
10
13%
93
106% Anr
Dec
500
123/4
11,500
133/4 Oct
Dec
11%
25%
96%
9
12
11%
25%
*91%
17
Jun
11%
25%
*95
24
83A Jan
11%
25%
100
Sep
24
11%
25%
100
243/a Sep
13% Nov 24
11%
25%
B
52
♦94
1,400
ll3/4
series C
2
94%
4%
253/4
series
x70
54
800
*94
4%
11 %
3.90%
243/4 Jan
20
300
3.75%
3
Jan~~19
94%
Preferred
173/a Sep 22
323/4 Dec
94%
Preferred
23
45%
94%
No par
16
39% Dec
94
93%
5
6
26
94
93%
9
5
36 % Nov
13,000
41/4
*25%
Dayton Power & Light common
Preferred 3.75% series A
July 15
17
19%
900
29%
No par
Oct
293/a Mar
1%
29%
4'/a
*
Daystrom Inc
253/a Sep
Jan"~17
1%
29%
common__25
preferred
Preferred
6
25% Dec
16%
1%
29%
41/4
63/4
5%
79% Feb
23% July 20
1%
293/4
4%
100
39
Mar
13%
29%
4%
600
17
Jan
1%
30%
900
Davison
2
29
8
l3/4
29%
19
62
64
4%
*1%
24% Feb
Jan
280
1%
31
99 % Jun
43
30
i723/4
171
4%
1%
30 Vh
96% Jun
8
23
4%
*171%
4,500
27%
33/4%
15% Mar 29
Oct
171%
21
69% Oct
5% July 25
171%
171
200
,68%
*27
Davega Stores
21% Apr
60
172%
171
67%
27
Denver & Rio
10
68%
28
•
60% Jun
G8%
27
Decca
2
2
693/4
69%
69%
►171% 172%
693/4
27%
14
17'A Feb
48% July
69
69%
70
26%
9°/a Jan
Dec
95
70%
27
16
10% July
26
96%
♦94
70
27
Apr
9
2
*95%
94%
70
27%
8
53% Feb
20% Jan
96%
94%
Jan
4
41% Jun 25
2
*95%
95
11 3/8
common
2 8 3/4 Oct
30%
95%
95
92% Jan
26
Jun
8
95%
95
17% Oct' 22
Feb
25"% Sep
11% Oct
693/4
95%
*94
*263/4
Class
8
36% Aug
2,700
70%
95%
953/4
95
25%
common
Cushman's Sons Inc
2
96
70
70 3%
703/4
703/4
•943/4
*94
10%
Curtiss-Wright
10
16% Aug
460
60
Prior
58 % Aug 13
May 15
1,800
*10%
7
Jan
18%
64
*59
10
49
60
183/4
63%
♦48
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
15% Mar 11
1
49%
18%
64
18%
63
10%
29
May
49%
183/4
64%
60
Jan
Jan
♦48
183/4
64%
10%
Jan
13
49%
*48
19
64%
10%
54% Oct
95
5
173/a Feb
14% July 24
31% Jan
2
29'A Jan
2
49
18%
64 %
103/4
Dana
July 23
49
60
35% May 20
Jan
49%
10%
Cutler-Hammer
9 % Sep
1,200
61
39% July 31
90
233/4
10%
132% Aug 13
32
233/4
10%
3
3
24
61
19
9
*23%
5%
21
17% Feb
24
*103/4
23% Feb
37% Mar
1,100
24%
*59%
129% Jan
100% Mar 16
19%
5
10
2
*183/4
10
15
26
19
11%
Inc
24
25
18 3/4
19
100
Publishing
$7 preferred
243a Sep
60
19
102%
preferred
Press
273/8 Feb
32% Mar
55%
653/4
certificates
Curtis
8% Mar 20
10
*55%
_100
4 % %
37% Nov
Jun
91
3
55%
253/a
preferred
Cuneo
22
Jan
noncum
132% Jan
12% Dec
85
30
55%
18%
preferred—__100
Cudahy Packing Co
16
99
Sep 10
7%
2
73/4 Jan
6%
55%
No par
of Amer
preferred
1,600
55%
24
Cuban-American Sugar common__10
653/4 May 26
123/4 Jan
RR
1,600
27%
19%
No par
convertible
6%
17,200
20 3/a
273%
2.50
preferred
Cuba
60%
20%
28
9
(The)
$4.20 preferred
5%
60
20%
27%
1
Corp
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
Crucible Steel
60%
20
28%
24%
100
America
23
Jun
15
190
of
Wheat
593/a
20
19 %
1
preferred
of
60
20
193/4
25
common
29
23'A Dec 12
90
20
Jan
57
2
128 % May
28
Feb
12% Jan
31
8% July
6
1063/4 Feb
Dec
48'A Jun
96
$2
5
597/a Aug 29
103% Jun
27 % Oct
24% Feb
19% Mar 29
180
36% Feb
9
99% Oct
28
23
1
47% Oct
31% Jun 29
79
Jan
33/4%
583/4
*27%
183/4
100
1
88% Dec
10,500
65%
5
Coty Internation Corp
Co
2,200
9%
49%
100
preferred
900
75
1
Coty Inc
Crane
28%
9
24 %
Refining common_25
16
20%
9
193/4
series of 1947^100
22
59%
20%
8%
20
Works common
preferred
Products
Com
59%
*273/4
60%
21
9
11%
233/4
.50
series
1% Oct
Nov
*74%
56
29% Oct
10% Jan
743/4
8%
9%
*55%
12
25
74
8%
9
56
19
May 22
74%
9
.
11%
56
23/4 Jan
97
11%
28%
42% Oct
3
11%
28%
2
25
11%
741%
59%
28
% Jan
*11%
*20%
Jun
2
11%
75
5
Corning Glass
7%
38% Jan
11%
75
14
27% Jan
2
11%
75%
Co__^
pld 3%%
Shares
11%
common___5
Dubilier Electric Corp
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
87% Jan
the Week
24
Oct
743/4
No par
Convertible pref 5%
16
73
Delaware
Corp
Corp
Cornell
Com
Friday
,
Oct. 23
5
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
Jan 23
Jan
65% Feb
26
186
166'A May 17
4% Nov 16
93
19
Range
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 22
10
preferred
prior
HIGH SALE FRIGES
Wednesday
Oct. 21
Oct. 20
1
of
Cooper-Bessemer
18
23
63
Oil
Continental Steel
Sep
o
Oct
11
2
Fibre
Continental Insurance
22
Mar
17% Jun
2
11
Jan
30
19
x92% Dec
x66
3
Jan
313/4 Aug 13
11
x91% Dec
Jan
Apr
25
Oct
52
24
29
38
75
16
24
x20% Sep
72% Jan
Mar 17
13 'A May
2
Oct
273/8 Oct
20
23% May 2
473A Aug 22
30% Nov
29
60'A Jun
1
«
Tuesday
Monday
Pat
Continental Motors
593/4 Sep
2
STOCK
Continental Diamond
13
73/8 July
4 8 A July
July
YORK
Monday, October 27, 1952
Continued—Paga 4
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Jan
78
26 ft Jan
NEW
Highest
17% Oct
10
64% Nov 28
22
Lowest
Highest
12% Jan
1
Range Since Jan.
1951
Lowest
.
♦49
50%
*49
50%
*49
*49%
50%
*491/4
50%
*49
313/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
*14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
50
El
Paso Natural Gas
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
I
Emerson Radio &
Phonograph
4
5
11
11
253/4
26
16%
16%
50
50%
—-
2,900
4
11%
11%
253/4
25%
11
26%
3,500
50%
♦49
50%
50
50
49%
49%
200
31%
31%
32
313/4
32%
11,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,900
50%
*49
50%
12%
13%
123%
Empire District Electric Co
13%
10
12%
12%
23%
123/4
13
23%
13
4.400
231/4
23%
123/4
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
23%
25
23%
23
28%
23
28%
23
28%
28%
23
2,200
100
28%
28
100%
28%
IOO1/4
28
1003/4
28%
28
1003/4
100%
100%
*100
•100
101
80
21%
20%
21
21
6%
3,100
6%
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
Erie
RR
common
5% preferred series A_
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
8.50
21%
21%
1
6%
6%
No par
20 3/8
20 3/4
20%
20%
100
66%
66%
*66%
67%
*66%
70
►68%
70
*68%
70
50
21
6%
20
21
101
20%
21%
6%
6%
6%
20%
20 %
20%
67
66%
663/4
63
68%
*68
1,100
6 3%
6%
2,800
20%
20%
7,900
67
67
600
69%
100
mw/t
Mt
Volume 176
Number 5163
.
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g
Range Since Jan.
8% May
18% Apr
11% Jun
28
16
37
25
53
2% Dec
Lowest
Highest
5% July 27
Jun
stocks
1.451
13 V\ July 11
1
NEW
'
(Iighest
YORK
«;. *
,.
• **
i.^ *5
15% Mar
4
Evans Products
13% Oct
2
Feb
3% Feb
6
11
Dec
14
44
26
Jan
22
May 17
2% Oct
3
7 % Sep
54
24
Eureka
Continued—Page 5
LOW
,
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
i
5% May 1
10% Sep 17
3
13
Apr
4 V!» Feb
31
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Range for Previoua
Year
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Par
Williams Corp
ft
6%
ft
Eversharp Inc
l
11
Ex-Cell-O
15
Exchange Buffet Corp.
Co
AND
*6y8
10%
12 %
12'/a
3
>47 y4
47%
47
47
2.50
*2 y4
2%
21%
21%
*2'A
12 1/4
10%
600
12%
12%
12%
2,100
47
47
12%
47%
6%
10%
47%
11'a
*2%
2%
Shares
*6'/a
6%
*10%
12 1/4
121/4
the Week
11
*6'%
*10%
10%
12 y4
Corp
Oct. 23
47
10%
Friday
Oct. 24
Thursday
61/4
6'/a
6%
11
Sales for
PRICES
Oct. 22
Oct. 21
6%
SALE
IIIGII
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 20
*47
2%
*2%
22%
2%
2%
22%
.
1,200
600
100
2%
F
26% Dec
27
27% Dec
28
21% Oct
7
16
27% Jan
3
Sep
12
7% Oct
21
21% July 20
12y4 July 30
13% Jan
9
26% Feb
2
20% Sep
29
23% Jan
11
17% Feb
19
12% Jan
3
16% Jan
29
16% Dec
3
15% Jan
2
19% Jun
4
11% Jun
28
29% Mar 27
46 V* Dec
12
51% Dec
50 % Jan
2
82% Oct
9
23% Jan
6
31% Oct
25
54
31
Nov
26
8% Feb
54% Feb
Dec
14
2
3
65
Jan
21
54% Nov 20
103
35
Oct
Jan
92
Dec
3
21
Dec
19
17ya Jan
2
2
28
23
4% May
1
37% Feb 21
100
26% Oct
5ft
6% Oct
23
45
Oct
3
106
4
Sep
5%
26
11% Oct
6
16 % Jan
19
25% Oct
23
38% Apr
2
Jan
4
70 y< Dec
31
ou
104
78
68% Mar
106% Feb
Jan
3
1
12
34 y2 Mar 13
(
9% May 17
27 y8
Sep
96
20
28% Mar 21
19 ya
May
3
May 20
19% May
17% Mar
Aug 21
18
107
>-50
pfd
cum
ser
A
50
Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul
"when
Federal
5
Motor
4V\%
Felt
Truck
No par
43% Oct
7
12
1
Firth
2
24 %
7
Sep
3
Florshelm Shoe class A
18% Jan
2
25% Feb
13
14'% Oct
16
23% Jan
30
19% Mar 30
26% Oct
5
19 % Apr
18
24
July
98
Apr 25
92% Jan
10
14
38% Oct
24
14
95'% Oct
16
90% Jan
2
56% Jan
114
Jan
102
15
Jan
98 %
No7~2~4
10
Jun
29
35% Nov
29
14
July 10
24 y» Nov
75
26
Dec
3
6% Nov
20
24% July
12% Oct
24
19
10 '/a Jan
24% May 11
13% Feb
9
9
49% Sep
17% Oct
27
3
14% Oct
30 y4 Jan
2
95
3
Feb
35% May 20
5%
5%
42%
41%
102'%
40%
421%
*102
6 Va
102/4
102
102i%
12%
12
12'%
12
26%
25%
26%
25%
-102
12
26%
26'/b
77
77
64%
104
76'%
651/4
64%
63%
104'%
104%
105%
65
140
12%
500
26'A
3,900
77
2,000
64%
5,700
105'A
300
77
64%
104i%
6,200
102%
26%
76%
*76'%
76%
76%
76%
1041%
17,700
41
*12
104%
65
65%
104'%
300
6'%
40%
*12'%
102'%
26%
5%
41%
6
6
5%
42 y8
64
104%
41%
41'%
42-
42
41%
41%
41%
41'A
41
41
900
11
Hi/8
10%
11
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
700
27%
27 %
27%
27%
2,800
27%
27%.
27%
100
*98
100
*98
*99
90
*21%
21'%'
lOO'/a
21'%
1,100
13,900
22'%
22%
22'%
221/4
22'%
30%
31
30%
31
30,'%
31
15
15
14%
15
15
15'%
1,800
10
15 'A
15%
15'%
151/2
15 '/a
15%
15 '/a
15%
15%
15'%
2,000
common
1
*21%
21%
211%
21i%
21%
21%
21
21'%
21
21 '/a
2,400
of '51
15
*96%
97%
*96 Va
97%
*96'A
97%
96%
96%
*961%
97%
10
Machinery & Chem Corp
10
39%
401/4
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
38%
39'%
5,400
100
96
97
97
97
97
97
97
97%
97
971/4
400
100
97'%
Steel
Stores
Fair
Corp
Inc
dlv
pfd
cum
convertible
ser
preferred
preferred
Freeport
97
97 'A
97'%
97'/a
97%
98
97%
971/4
340
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19 %
20
20 Va
20'A
20'A
3,500
12%
13
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
4ft
12
1
12%
12%
*12%
10
36'%
26%
36'/a
37
15
15
14%
14%
1
Co
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf Trailer
24%
24%
24 »A
24%
*78%
79%
78'/4
78%
common
preferred
12'%
*97%
„
12%
*12
121A
♦78
1
Co
4,600
10
100
Sulphur
•
No par
Franklin Stores Corp
14
84% Mar 20
26%
22i/4
3%%
27% Aug 11
25%
25%
151%
30
4
2,000
25%
*251/4
26
31'%
Jan
10
300
391/2
221/2
13 % Sep
75% Jan
62 %
39%
15'%
18
22% Apr
62%
39
30%
Foster-Wheeler
18% May 21
62%
38%
22%
Feb
16
62
38%
15%
Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
46
64
38'%
31'A
$4.20
1
*25i/4
5%
43
50
50
*62'%
391/a
22'%
3V*%
Aug 27
19% Aug 22
16y4
28i%
*49%
*49%
64
*63
38'/4
5%
50
*49%
50
*49%
64%
39%
12%
&
"
87% Nov 30
50
39%
15 '/B
Food
Food
*49%
*63
31
Power
Foilansbee
28
6,100
No par
Florida
29
3,400
131/2
22%
Florida Power
16% Oct
27
24%
13%
Corp
7'%
Light Co—No par
22% Aug 14
31% Oct 14
3
Feb
400
241/a
13%
21%
25
Dec
541%
24%
13'%
*53'%
'
21%
y4 Jan
54
*53%
24
13%
21%
13 y8 Jun
100
54%
24%
13
22
25
110% Dec
54
24%
13%
22
12
2
54
24%
22%
10
9
54
13%
221/4
Jan
26
54
24%
1
Co
2,400
13%
26%
par
1,500
17%
541/4
1031%
5
600
14%
17%
24%
100
Stove
*14
13 y8
99
17
Apr
18
27%
26% Dec
90 % Dec
14%
17%
27%
31
94
14 y8
18
99i%
28
33% Apr
14%
17%
27%
*98'
Jun
9
14'%
18
No par
13'A Dec
21
141/4
12%
No par
(The)
Florence
12,100
26%
100
$4 preferred
3
7%
21%
54
'102%
10
preferred
Carpet Co
Fllntkote Co (The) common__No
7
7%
21%
22
221/4
_5
.
First National Stores
101% Aug
7%
21'%
22'%
24%
42%
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
32% Mar 20
7i%
21'%
14%
18%
100
Mfg Co__.
23
4% ft
7%
21%
17%
14%
18
7,100
71/4
21%
221/4
71/4
*21
1
Tarrant
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
2
14 'A
22%
7%
21%
21%
7%
21%
5
preferred
&
Ferro
7'/4
21%
*25%
issued"
Apr
July
2
Corp
Federated Dept Stores common
79% July 25
x69% Jan
conv
Federal
25
Apr
preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—No par
.Fedders-Qulgan Corp common
1
24
Jan
107% Mar 17
Jan
Apr 25
76% July 21
39% Oct 10
No par
Co
<fe
& Airplane Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Ccrp commcn____l
57
18
40% Aug 16
14% Apr 13
33% Oct 15
25
Apr 28
Morse
Fairchild Engine
8
106
Sep 28
21
29
22
54% Oct
x38% Aug 29
19
10 y4 Nov
Sep
48% Feb 19
5
nya Jan
27
15% Apr
20
28% Feb
2
30
13% Jan
23
28
25'% Oct
38% Oct
100
Oct
56
~
5
Oct
24
12% Feb
Fairbanks
36%
37
*14%
15
*14%
300
37
*14%
15
4,600
200
24%
23%
24
79
*78'%
79
800
12%
36%
15
24
24%
24'%
*12
37%
36'%
78
78'%
3,300
100
G
11% Mar 29
7% Jun
10% Mar 21
19% Oct
23
13
9% Feb
5% Aug 20
36
40 ya Oct
4
May 15
19% Jan
23
6% May 15
9
8V4 Jan
8% Jan
8
39% Sep
5
*15
May 29
17% July 19
21% Jan
3
20
Jan
3
26% Oct
15
22% May 20
25% Jan
Jun
28
26% Oct
15
22% Feb
5
30% Oct
6% Jan
12
8
8y4 May
40% Aug 24
36% Aug 30
5% Sep
18
8% Jan
22
33% Apr 15
24% Oct 15
41% Jan
22
33% Jun
26 % Feb
31
31
Jan
10
23% Jan
25
20% Jan
2
31% Dec
102% July
5
107% Mar
,48% July
9
58% Feb
10% Jan
2
12
Jan
5
162
15ya Jun
29
149
8% July
Apr
May
11% Sep
72% Jan
2
80
26 y4 Jun
29
15 ya Jun
111
29
Jan
30
17% Jun
29
34% Jun
29
49% Jan
4
6ya Jan
18
397/a Nov
19
91
Dec
5
7 % Nov
8
53% Oct 26
xll8
Dec
6
109% Dec
13
6
Apr
150
17% Jan
36'A
36
36'%
27'A
26'%
26'%
*26
26%
1,500
26%
27'%
26'%
26%
27
4,000
105'%
4
$4.50 preferred
32
Jan
tP
17% July
64% July 16
10% Sep
3
90
Jan
3
5
10% Jan
2
126% Jan
2
5
105% Jan
10
18
May 22
21% Feb
6
31% July 30
17% May 19
40% Jan
10
May
50
3
4
Feb
29
28% Oct
Dec
10
Jan
12
2
9% Jan
2
24% Aug
34% Feb
20
46% Sep
16% May 14
17
130
61% Aug 11
Jan
20
8
July
5ft
125
Sep
100% Jan
31
Jun
21
3% Feb
20
20% Jan
3
25
Jan
10
114
General
4
General
34
101
27
May"f5
Dec
28
39% Jan
119
Jan
Motors
1,300
16%
9%
*9'%
*29%
30%
29%
29%
•29
29%
*74
76
76
*75
76
17 V*
32%
62%
63
10'%
10%
49
49%
95%
*931/8
95%
♦93%
95%
*93'%
8%
100
5
521/4
122%
58%
General Shoe
No par
30%
30%
1
pfd—No
par
18
26
102% Jan
3
Apr
14
24 ya Jan
2
33
Sep
21
Mar 20
91% Dec
16% July
6
100
9
341/4 Sep
25
93% Apr
22
18% July
3
22% Feb
16
18
Apr
15
20% Jan
7
2
48% Sep 26
9% Jan 31
33
Sep
22
42% Jan
24
7% Nov 20
120
Jan
3
140
Mar
1
7% Sep
124% May 24
16% Nov 23
24% Feb
19
16 % Mar
42 Ya Jan
66% Sep
18
55% Feb
10
8
104
Dec
13
9ya Dec
19
45
Mar 14
2% Jan
50
Oct
109
6
40
Feb
8
104
17% Feb
2
51
4% Feb
6% July 10
10% Jan
21
21% Jun 29
12
Jun
29
5
3
47% Jan
108
\
29
Sep
15
10 y4 Jan
4
8
57 y4 Jan
24
23
3% Feb
8
2
9% Feb
15
May 26
33
24
24 y4 Jan
30
9
104% Jan
30
21
33 ya Jan
2
Jan
31
31%
31'%
31%
31%
31%
2,000
preference__No par
*98i/4
99%
99'%
*99
99'%
99
99
99 %
$5
convertible
Brothers
19%
Xl8% Dec
6
22% Jan
4
138% Jun
28
154
Jan
30
73% Jun
29
82
Jan
22
35% May 24
44% Oct
22
36
8
9
19% Mar
140
Jan
3
64
Sep
17
9
36
Mar 28
41% Jan
Aug 30
20
Oct
26
footnotes see-pace
22.
*128
132
*128
400
19'%
.
34
19%
19 %
19'%
1,500
33'A
>19%
33%
33'A
33'%
5,800
*7'%
7%
1,900
7%:;
7'%
7'%
iVa
7'A
6,300
132
*128
132
>128
132
16%
16%
17%
16%
17
17
17
17
17%
CC%
65%
65'%
64%
65%
64'%
65
64%
64 7%
8,000
No par
Common
$6
41%
421/4
41%
42'A
41%
41%
41'%
41'%'
41%
41'%
8,400
106%
106%
*106%
*106%
107%
8
8
7%
54
*52%
--No par
preferred
Gotham
No par
Hosiery
Batteries
Gould-National
4
Inc
Graham-Paige Motors
No par
Granite
5%ft
Grant
17
149
4
Jun 27
67% July
Ya Jan
2
8
22
54
2 y8
107
7%
54
2%
*17
7%
*27%
;
com
100
1
2'%
2
2'%
2'%
2'%
7%
55
31%
96
15%
8
*7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
29%
28%
23%
29
29%'
19'%
18'%
19
18'%
18%
93
93
*92%
93%
31%
31%
31'A
31'%
19
preferred
54
55
2'%
107%
19
95
5
*53
7%
28'%
8
19
Co common.
7%
28'%
*93
preferred
107
107
31%
96
15%
38 '/a
*92%
94'A
31 %
31'A
*95'%
EG
•
2,000
*95'%
15'%
37
15'%
15
37'%
15%
38
38
96
*95'%
15'%
15%
*37
38
No par
*371/4
15%
15%
15'%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
15'%
511/4
51%
51
51'%
50'%
50'%
50'A
51'%
ny8
17%
17'%
17%
17%
17%
17'%
17%
Green
(H
Greenfield
I2y4 Aug 28
*61
142
62%
1
39%
Tap & Die Corp__No par
20 '/a
20 '/a
Co
Common
4%ft
*141
40
L)
preferred
Inc
a
142
>141
*61
.
39%
*20'%'
62'%
♦141
142
621%
*61
39%
*20'%
11%
"95
12
96'%
11 %
*95
141
141
700
800
2'%
10,100
7%
7%
800
*28%
29%
,'1,900
18'/»
18'%
7,100
*92%
31
93%
100
31%
2,600
10
96
15%
4,100
37%
170
15%
15%
2,100
50%
51%
6,700
15%
*17
>141
62'%
*61
*61
17'A
1,800
90
142
62'%
"
39'%
20%
40%
20%
39%
39%
20
39'%
40;
5,500
'
21
(The)—
3
"
*37
Prop__No par
Ore
2
300
8
53
*95i%
9'-'
Ry 6ft pfd
No par
Great Western Sugar com—No par
7ft preferred
100
Green Bay & Western RR——100
Iron
7%
53
'
5
!l00
96% Apr
7
7%
City Steel common—12.50
cum
(W T)
3%ft
107
10
Granby Consol M S & P
Grand Union Co (The)
Oreynuund Corp
For
132
71/8
19%
331/4
15'%
82
65'%
Ot Northern
11 y4 Jan
*128
7%
34
700
15'%
82
10
Gt Northern
xS3Va Sep
7 y8
19%
34%
*19 '/b
9 9'A
15%
*82
83
No par
Inc
F)
(B
2
27
12 y4 Jan
*82
83
15
15'%
15
82'A
35
Aug 13
2
46% Feb
102% Mar
15%
82 %
19'/4
Sep
13% Jan
14
2
15
84
34%
16
26
28
.
Gleaner Harvester Corp..
Co——100
*99
15%
15
*82
Giidden Co
38
2
16% Sep
57% Feb
Dec
5
No par
common
preferred
56 y4
Feb
2
10% Jan
20
31%
Grayson-Robinson Stores
$2.25 conv preferred
2
91
85
31'/4
Aug 14
Sep 26
29
6
10
9,600
27'%
31%
May 26
31% Aug
13% Jan
Feb
77%
31'%
18
July
*76%
1
1
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The) Co common
99
17
77'%
4,600
2
31 % May
*76%
16'A
11% Mar 17
>45% Jun
38
771%
16'%
Gold & Stock Telegraph
Oct
91
85
16%
*85
Tire & Rubber—
18% Oct
5
86'%
25%
15%
19
27% Feb
14
26'%
*85
26
16%
Co
28% Mar 16
18% Feb
102%
26
86'%
25'%
16
Goodyear
3
103% Feb
*100%
150
200
10%
Goodrich
Oct
9
102'A
*100
30
16%
Goodall-Sanford
28
Oct
102%
*29%
17
72% July 23
43% Mar 17
34
*100%
26%
30
7,200
16%
Jun
x92% Sep
27% Apr 24
,88% Dec 17
*29%
•v-
32%
*761%
18
6% Jun
9
29 y4 Nov
30
700
39%
94'%
:
32%
77'%
18% May 22
15
2
26
29%
39%
'*94
86'%
3
Jan
49 % July
5
26%
32%
*761/4
20
7% Oct
Aug 16
6
May
102'%
25%
32%
102'A
*100%
*100%
94'%
32%
30%
*30
94
33
32%
94%
33
76'/4
8% Jan
! !
40% Nov 26
30'%
39%
*38%
-
.
93%
86'%
2.50
(The) common—No par
Goebel Brewing Co
1
134
33 Vs
39%
94
94
76'A
$4.50
X86
"
*33%
100
Glmbel
24
27% Jan
;>
39
94%
100
8
15
Oct
40
preferred
4
Oct
1,200
117
117
preferred
30
15
82
117
117
1171%
3%%
Jan
5
30
*117
117%
*85
99 % Aug
24% Feb
94% Jan
*117
*85
18 % Jun
2
21
86% Dec
30%
iV*%
•
30 % Jan
100
30%
39%
Jan
2.50
30'%
*38%
39
"94%
105
com
30%
5,800
101% Apr 24
Rubber
30'A
21%
*30
&
30%
21%
Time Corp common__No par
Tire
30'A
21'%
General
preferred
9,000
14,300
21'A
2
4/»ft
2,000
4'%
25'%
21%
35% Jan
General
-
20%
3
3
21
4
24%
22
28% Jun
Mar 10
21
21%
25
Corp
4'%
26
21%
Oct
5
21'%
4
24%
4'%
21%
40
23% Jan
20'%
24%
4
2,600
29
23
21'%
900
10%
33
15% Oct
1,300
10%
_20
26
43%
*43
10%
Telephone
10
44
.10%
General
17% Jan
1,200
43%
1,000
10%
4
18
23
10%
33% Sep
77% Feb
23
10%
2
3
22%
43,100
10%
29% Jan
Aug 15
22%
59
10%
6
Jan
98'A
*98
10%
33 Ya Jun
..
117%
*117
Sep
75
123%
98%
123'%
24%
4 Va
*29%
32
81
58%
123%
98%
58
59
24%
4
24%
Corp
Gen Steel Castings $6
4%
24%
2
16
58'%
123'%
43'%
58%
59%
59'A
123
5
Jan
Jan"30
109
21
40
July 14
7
104% Jan
Jan
123%
*105
21'%
36% Feb 21
96%
59%
*123
24%
No par
360
123%
109
21%
Refractories
2,800
*123
22
100
10c
7,600
*104
21%
preferred
Realty & Utilities
87%
53'%
8,200
-
109
General Precision Eqp Corp__No par
10c
com
■V
123'%
43
4
<
53'%
*123
44%
Railway Signal
100
8%
53%
1,900
♦105
431/4
General
95%
123%
43%
2
95%
Va
109
43 %
Public Utilities Corp
22,000
10
49
*104%
1
92
92
'
1231/4
123
9
8%
53%
53
53
22%
General
62
10
48%
v
(3
95%
*94'%
9'%
9
9'A
53
22%
Portland Cement Co
3,100
500
*123
123
108
*102
9'/s
52%
23
17
27
Si/4
53
23
General
61%
10%
491%
23
29
61%
60%
10 Va
49i/a
30
32 7%
40
'
22%
General
Dec
*38%
61%
€1
122
32%
39'%
Advertising-No par
23% July 31
72
32%
39'%
10'/a
No par
Outdoor
17%
*121%
32%
98
3
800
17'A
122
40
123
6ft
110
17%
17%
,
*121%
32%
♦39'%
62%
29'%
49%
General Public Service
Apr
40
*29
10'/a
Corp common
10
89
61%
17%
32%
32%
75'%
75'%
122
1,600
76
49 '/a
No par
25% Oct
31
*39'/«
40
♦17%
122
1,000
9%
*75
49 %
General
Jan
32%
32%
*39'/«
17%
122
98
4
24% Oct 15
*121%
123
3
100
*17%
17'/4
122
122
97%
Sep
31
*75
16%
.29'%
*29
10'A :.10'/4
preferred
series
152
16%
9%
123%
11% Sep
*150%
16'A
9%
100
$3.75
152
16'%
9%
—
General
15
3
*150%
152
*150
97%
9
Dec"
152
*105
16'%
No par
preferred
30
81%
*150
152
*150
98
Preferred
Sep
25
3,300
11'%
97%
$5
8% Jan
Jun
56i%
11'%
1
24% Aug 29
4% Sep
8
122
56'%
11%
No par
30
31
34% July
56%
11%
9%
No par
common
convertible
140
56'A
11%
16%
preferred
20% Jun
8
Mills
105ya
56%
ll'A
No par
•
3% ft
Jan
105'%
561/4
11%
9%
Corp
Foods
Corp com
$3.50
preferred-,—
General Instrument Corp.
12
105'%
57
ny4
*105
*16%
No par
Co._,
Finance
125% July 28
3
23
21% Dec
Feb
119% Jan 11
Electric
116
x94 % Jan
27% Aug 31
2
General
Jan 12
105'A
56%
11%
103
9%
conv)__No par
General
9
105'A
57'%
11%
16%
50
400
57
105
100
com
funeral
96% May 22
6% Jun
29
54
Oct
26%
9%
Dynamics Corp common__3
cum
*36
6'%
16%
100
($2
6'%
6'%
5
com
Cigar Co Inc
Preferred
30
No par
Corp
preferred
General
18
No par
—
preferred
conv 2nd preferred
1%
% Sep
5
1st
General
122% Sep
35% Sep
20
2
nreferred
4%
Apr
100
5
Transportation.
Baking Co common..
General
10
54% Feb
com__]
General Amer
28
41
Dec
115
36'%
26%
4ft
20
5,400
*35%
9
Jan
6%
700
27%
May
Apr 18
8,700
27
79
52% Oct
30'%
36'A
8
118
30
271/a
Cable Corp
105
400
30%
30
'
26%
Bronze
Feb
30'%
19'%
24 'A
36 y4
42
65% Jan
29%
200
19'%
24'%
27'A
com
Investors
General
123% Oct
30%
30
*24'%
26%
14
128
37%
24%
37i%
14
60
*36%
19%
24'%
19
18%
27'A
16
11% Mar
37%
18%
241/4
*26'%
37% Jan
Jan
37%
38
18%
241/2
*36y4
24% Jan
105
*37'A
18%
*24'/4
General American
30
50
37%
18i%
4%% convertible preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66%
General
4
37%
38
24%
18%
*24
27
2
7% Jan
*37%
25
27% Oct
Oct
2,200
6%
41% Jan
8
11,300
7%
6'%
9
63% Sep
18'%
7%
6%
Jan
48% Jan
1,100
17%
7%
6%
11% Feb
16% May 25
6'%
18
7%
6%
18% Aug 14
115
Apr
6'%
17%
7%
6%
13
Jun
6
18'%
7%
5
Garrett Corp (The)__.
Gar Wood Industries Inc
30
Jan
5%
18
7'A
1
Jun
Feb
6'%
18%
7'A
29 y8
11% Apr
16°
*6
17'%
7%
6
2
105% Oct
61
6 Va
17%
7'/4
No par
Co
27
*29
Nov
22
9
*57/B
17%
50
preferred
(The)
Co
Sep
74
Jan
Jun 27
3
17
Jun
convertible
Gamewell
Gardner-Denver
9% Jun
Mar
94
3
21
6ft
19% Jan 21
15% Feb
13
46
16% Jan
July
51% Jan
11
6
119
^
May 15
102
26
34% Feb
125
Apr 16
18
7
4
19% Mar 19
2
36
6'/r
1
5
1
(The)
(Robert) common
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
21
9
Co
Galr Co Inc
2
18
Gabriel
12
11%
12
11%
96%
95
95
95
.12
96%
%;
*20'A
21
ii%
"95 V
12
v
96 %
400
15,100
30
15
The Commercial and
for
Year
Jan.
EXCHANGE
31% July 15
Grumman Aircraxc Corp
16
13% Mar 21
Guantanamo Sugar
20
37% Jun
25
23 % Apr
19'% Jun
29
27y» Jail
10 '% Jan
25
14% Jun
8
Oct
10
33% Oct
25
Feb
59% July
2
68% Feb
63
Feb
27
x74% Sep
3
S5
1
58 Va Sep
46% Oct
16
58% Jan
25
Gulf
44
21'% Jan
Jun
104
Feb
Dec
27
110
Feb
14
14
30% Feb
28
33% Oct
9
97
26 % Aug
'Mar 26
21
23'% Jan
20'/8 May 23
99
Dec
5
18
8
Gun
1
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
preferred
Oil
3
103
7
106% May 20
Utilities Co com_.No par
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
$4.20
2
No par
25
Corp
Gulf States
97% Jan
98% Jan
$4.40
May
.1
100
100
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
Sales for
Friday
the Week
Oct. 24
Shares
Thursday
Oct. 23
21!
26%
26%
27 Va
2 b'/a
26%
8%
8 Va
8 %
8%
33
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
72%
72
727a
73
73%
8
8
8
27
27
34 Va'
72 Vu
26'%
26%
8'/a
8%
33'/a
33%
"72
72%
47%
48V4
25
25%
"100
100%
'102
102%
.
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Oct. 22
Oct. 21
Oct. 20
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Since
Range
AND
LOW
stocks
Previous
1951
.
Continued—Page 6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
Financial Chronicle
8
8,000
8%
1,300
34%
34%
4,800
72%
72-%
700
47%
48
46%
47,a
46%
47';,
47%'
47%
24,100
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24 5
a
24 %
24%
5,300
100%
100 '%
100%
*100%
100
100
102 Va
102%
100 %
102%
*102
102%
*102
320
101
102
102 %
80
H
30% Jan
29
50% Nov
19
1
19% Dec
15% Apr
4
12% Dec
31
15% Mar 14
73% Jan
11
84
Oct
2
Feb
44
10"7~% May"!
Dec
27
Halliburton Oil
3
18% July 16
11% May 29
Feb
19
17% Sep
9
81
May 26
15
107
102 % Jan
23
17
26% Oct
23
17
34% Oct
27% July
Hackensack
17% Jan
•15 % May 26
68
24
54% Jun
19
15% Oct
101
33% Sep
30% Mar 26
139'/a Oct-
2
142
26
Jun
18
34 Vk Aug
5
Jan
Jan
30
Jan
5
21% Oct
23
Mar
5
5% Sep
9
x33 % Oct
10
36% Mar
12% July
1
8
x5% Dec
ff%
X9% Jun 28
Janll
7
10o
Heinz (H J) Co common ———25
3.65% preferred
:
—10a
Helme (G W) common
—10
7% non-cum preferred
25
80
90
32
41% July 13
62
120
20
Nov
4
100
5
21% Apr
30
24
Feb
11
1
34% Apr
38% Sep
3
23% Feb
24
17% Oct
26
22
Feb
15
Jan
2
120% Feb
21
79
21
127 % Mar 15
3
44?/b Mar 12
37% Nov
49
Dec
May 20
31
Feb
40% Feb
27
9
Nov
33% Jan 22
29% May 12
106% Jan
2
,17% July
May
14
54
Mar 29
93% Mar
67
21% Mar 31
x78 % Mar
123
5
May
42% Feb
7
51% Jan
9
53% Oct
^
3
28% Sep
6
21% Oct
22
26 % Aug
6
14% Oct
23
24% Jan
69
Nov
16
86% Jan
31
70
Apr
24
104
Nov
6
106% Dec
11
88% Oct
23
13
14% Jan
21
17% Feb
18% Mar 29
10
20
Nov
2
Dec
20
23
15
Aug 29
Jan
25% Mar
29
9
100
17
19% Oct
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A.
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
5
26
14
16% Mar
22
May 12
9% Aug 28
5
Sep 25
11% Mar 31
J
5
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Jan
18
50
4%%, preferred series A
22% Apr 38
•
10
1
5
5
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co
(Charles E)
Hires Co
Holland Furnace Co
& Sons
(A)
30
11% Jan
4
Hollander
17% Nov 23
22% Feb
8
16% Oct
8
;20% Apr
1
26% Oct
28% Jan
23
x26 % Jan
4
29% Mar 21
19
33% Jan
2
39
Holly Sugar Corp common
>5% conv preferred
Homestake Mining
9% July 11
33%
Dec
52
31
July
3
2
14
42% Feb
66% Jan
42% Jan
11
69
94
26
105
Dec
11% Jun 29
Feb
9
19
July 30
7
Sep
44% Oct
23
50 %
8ep
30
94% J&n
2
Jan
29
15% Feb
17
12% Oct
24
35% Jan
Oct
2
19% Mar
16% Aug 30
2-% July 30
18% May 15
65
20
Oct
8% Nov
28% Feb
'6% Dec
75% Jun
152
4
16
20% Jan
7
8
4% Sep
22
Dec
12
7.1
Mar 28
20% Nov
90
8
Dec
26
2% Jun
199% Jun
25
30% Jun
29
159% Jun 21
6
18
May
39% Jan
9
36
Apr 29
75% Feb
6
54% Jan
107% Mar
8
95
15
Jan
2
53% Feb
13
11% Jan
36% Oct
8% Mar
71% Feb
16
1
12
Jan
6
5% Jan
3
Feb
2
Sep
37% Feb
14
231
179
Jan
10
31
10% Jan
2
10
447/a Oct
8
87% Aug 15
96% Jan
31
3
Jun
18% Dec
25
5% Jan
31% May 24
27
3
42% Oct
8
14
133% NOV
27
12% Aug
9
45% Nov 23
15% Oct
3
56% Jan
17
Feb
8
8
21% May
11% Jan
4
18% May
1
1
88% May 19
3
Sep
9
15% Jun
16
186
Apr 22
29% Oct 22
160% Jan
16% Mar
31% Apr
88% Jan
2% Oct
40% May
130% Jan
9
% Oct
2
20% Jan
8
8% Nov
26
30% Nov
8
3
JUly 14
4% Jan
17
17% Jan 18
221
July 2
36% Jan 23
Apr 23
14
May 15
3% Mar
6
48% Jan 21
May 29
36% May 16
47
'Oct
22
Feb
Business
IntT
Harvester
7%
Machines—
No par
No par
common
preferred
100
24 % Jan
20
27% Oct
8
16
68
68%
67%
67%
1,300
*124
125
*124
*124%
International Salt
40
Aug 15
International Shoe
61% Feb
2
36% July 24
19% Sep 24
30% Sep
3
Sep
4
32% July
2
25% May
8
28% Sep 17
24
Dec
28
22% Apr
17
25%.Jain 30
39
Feb
5
28
14
39% Feb
10% Sep 30
Feb
29
5
,5%
.'
preferred
40%
40
40 %
400
*53
53%
*53
53 %
53
53
300
*22
22%
22%
22'%
21%
21%
16
16%
14%
15%
*72
72%
72
72
*91%
91%
4)0
.15
15%
14%
*20%
14%
16%
*16%
Interstate
Power'Co
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
*27%
28 Va
*27%
35%
36%
■45%
46
45
13
1*12%
,
5
33
44%
20
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
24%
24%
24'/«
6,200
60 %
60%
59
59 7 a
58%
59%
59%
60
2,800
*17
17'%
*17
20
20 %
19
20
4 Va
4
4
r
4%
18%
4
22
22
*104%
Jan
3
•82
.Oct
35% Nov
16
31% Oct
40% Sep
13
25% May
42% May
1674
16,900
17%
17%
*17%
3%
40%
40%
1,300
40 Va
3,700
727k
9,500
72
105
*104 %
*104V4
37%
37:%
37%
38%
38 Va
38 Vi
*48%
48 7 k
*48'/a
487/a
*48'/a
48%
38
105
100
51%
*51%
53
*517k
*53 Va
54%
*53 3»
8,200
53
54%
54 %
—
-
~
20
7%
7%
7%
7'/a
7%
7 Va
7%
7%
2,400
38%
38%
38%
38'/a
38%
38 %
38%
38
38'%
2,300
5%
5%
5%
*5Va
5%
*5Va
5 '/a
5
5Va
54%
53%
54
53
88%
88 Va
90
x87
*160%
161%
42%
42%
22%
*160%
'V
23
53
87'/8
87'/a
89
161 %
162 Va
162 '/a
'41 Va
41%
41%
22%
22%
22%
42
22 3 4
137 k
*13%
137/a
,3%
,16'/a
,
212
30%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
212%
37a
16%
19%
91%
212%
30 Va
164
22%
22%
34'%
34%
*91%
93
2%
2%
212
'
29%
162 34
22%
34%
43%
132%
9%
9%
•47%
*101%
*10%
10%
2%
2'/a
43%
43%
30%
90
3%
3,200
16%
5,500
215
30%
1,700
31 Vk
163
23
34'%
34%
2'/a
2%
2 Vk
437k
8,700
170
132%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
6,900
47%
'47%
47%
4774
14,600
*101 Va
102'/a
9%
.'•
101%
101%
10%
10%
10 %
10 v+
*63%
64%
64
64
*101%
103
10%
102%
-
'
*10
"400
600
10 Va
63%
64
420
63 Va
64
53
52%
52 Va
52%
52 %
52 Va
52 Va
*52'.-4
53
39
38%
387/a
38 7 a
387 a
*38%
3874
47
*47
47%
36%
*33
36'4
38%
47%
47%
36 %
35
35
18%
18
29%
800
44
132
64%
64
5,000
3,800
93
*91%
437 a
29,600
1,200
164
22%
93
132
132
2,200
47 Va •47%
48%
103
*91 '/a
133 %
*132
9%
48%
.
93
43%
43%
132 Va
34%
2%
2'/a
43%
132%
23
34 Va
100
19
3%
23
34%
22%
*91%
14
16%
163
23 \
92
2,100
92%
215
30%
163%
•35%
6,500
*91%
-
214
213
213
2"97/a
4
10
41 %
23
18%
92%
162 Va
30 %
162 3
162 %
19
*91%
1,700
162 Va
•
*13%
19
19
91%
1,900
88 Va
*160%
14
19%
91%
700
53
*88
19 Va
•"
53
,
91%
19
7%
52
22%
14
*13%
14
92
.
53
"41%
42%
23%
17%
29%
33%
28
23
17%
*29%
29%
33
29%
33%
47
47
33%
r
34 Va
*34
18 %
;
'47
*33
_
.900
17 "a
177«
29%
2S'
29%
33
31 %
32%
31%
28 Va
'28%
28%
9%
400
TOO
31%
28 Va
1,600
9%
17%
17%
18
28%
25,900
29
1,700
'
32 7a
1,400
'
*28Va
28 Va
28 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*25'%
26%
*25Va
261/4
27s, a
25%
25%
29
29 Va
.r
9%
•
'127 Va
123
"
A
28'%
26%
27%
3%
21 Va
127 Va
2734
27',a
27%
27%
25
247a
'2471,
24%
28%
28
28
28'/a
126%
4
4
28',4
128 Va
*126
126%
21
3,57%
*85'%
71%
■71%
71%
7lVa
71V 4
71%
71 Vk
*97 7 4
*.%'%
98%
*"7'%
—100
97
97%
9
..No par
73'k
74%
73
73%
72
73
12'/2
57%
58 Va
57%
57%
50 3 i
57'%
10
205/a
20%
20 Va
20%
207k
20%
82%
83'%
83
8"'%
3234
31%
32%
27 Va
26%
27%
47
46%
46%
17%
17 %
16
90 Va Apr
2
_100
83
8.3
23
38% Feb
18
1
33
33 %
1
38% Jan
26%
27%
7
w t'B
4,
,
•
327k
"33
22
•27%
"27%
27 "-.
'
P8'
.
."
1,500
4 V»
"
*21
o51%»
-.-•• 85%
25% Jan 21
128 V3
2,100
3,000
*-'v
2,100
800
21%
.867%
170
72'%
2,300
717a'
*97'%
98-%
71%
.72%
*71
"
57%
57
57
20 7k
207k
20 Vk
20'V
83'
83
■
■
*A3
,
32'%
-
? 80
!: 5,300
83
72
*56
60
'
•■>4:
21%
857%
/
128 Va
21'%
-85 %
98'%
'
A
4
4
21
21'%
'300
24%
28%
500
5,200
■
/ 27%
24%
85'%
22
*25% •*2674
„•
27%
•
-
9
i_,
2,300
104%
7
78% Jup
71% Jan
500
3%
21%
40%
40%
71%
71
72
17%
3%
21%
37 a
22
22
200
51%
717 k
99
16
*53%
-No par
85% Dec 26
29% July 2
16 Va
54 Va
,71% Oct 20
Apr 30
16
42%
1
20%. Oct
3,500
*53%
64% May
62% Feb 19
56%
*51%
88
55
5.6%
54%
21%
4
56 7/a
52%
21 Va
15
10
48%
85 Va
29
300
10
*48 Va
>fd—100
82%;Sep
8,100
4%
10%
48 %
..No par
31% Jan
19%
*4'/a
104%
105%
38
38 %
17%
19%
4
56%
37a
70%
.
*10
22
40%
73
72%
73
4
17%
3%
22
40 Va
*397a
40
3
70% Nov
150
91
*17
19%
19 Va
10%
17%
4
22
17%
*17
17%
*10
•
18
17%
•
4
26% Aug 15
25
U
*10
90
Jan
1,600
101 %
10%
'3%
37k
44'%
*89%
*100%
49
1
44%
90%
25'/+
29%
Co
44%
30
500
33
101 %
27%
(F L)
*32%
1,400
90'%
25
Jacobs
33
44%
1,400
127/a
*100%
27%
19
*32%
44%
52'%
102
12%
90%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co..NopaT
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
Island Creek Coal common
50c
5% Jan
52%
*100
13
101%
4%
16%
211
30 Va
163%
22%
128
52%
102
12%
90%
*35%
1
3,700
101%
26
—
45%
'45
90 %
9%
preferred
45%
"
2
Mar 27
44%
5,600
*100
33%
45%
200
36%
101 %
23 %
2
64
*32%
27%
35%
*100%
*89
20
May
32%
32%
12%
300
27%
36%
52%
52%
101
13%
16%
28%
44%
12%
26%
;A6
Jun
101
200
36
■45%
52%
100
4)100
3% Oct
21% Jun
16%
52%
52%
52
101
19% Jan
47
16%
9%
13
100
.'*7%
23
26%
1.41%. Jan
300
7%
46
397 a
71 %
29'/a
7%
7%
36%
.3.50
.
3,700
28
No par
Intertype Corp
20 Va
7%
*7%
1,000
10
19%
35 3, i
-25
International Tetep.-& Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp
5
,* J$l.'40 cum conv pfd
,
.25
Interstate Dept Stores
..No oar
20%
*9%
37
81% Jan
15
20%
10
180
M00
20 Va
28 Va
18
Feb
20:%
10
20
10
96
*20%
10%
20%
:Mar 16
Dec
21
10 Va
20
8% Jan
97
14%
20%
22% Feb
78% Sep 18
106% Jan 11
89
14%
20%
4% Jun
Apr
89
.10%
7%
60
88 V*
14%
20%
*7 Va
8,900
88%
'20
7'%
200
15
72
14%
90%
20
i
14%
72
"15
*10 •••
39
No par
common
preferred
14%
72%
14%
*72
10%
18% Jan
80% Dec
64
22%
*21%
*52 %
39
*47%
No par
*39%
*40%
..25
International Silver
7%
,100
40%
125
40
21%
4
22
9%
'48
102%
10 Va
*124
53
9114
7>'f
15
1
125
x53
72%
1644
a 132%
Jan 14
32
95
126
380
.'40
16%
*28^
100
Preferred
57'
20% Jfclly 9
22
69
22%
•
Canada com..No par
Int'l Nickel of
9
34% Sep 28
,126%.Oct
*68
40
34%
9
2
.Oct
68 %
900
54
*91'/a
*2%
43%
Oct
36
68%
126
14%
20%
10
19 %
_5
com
preferred
International Mining Corp
68
35
800
69%
72
91/4
100
Minerals & Chemical
4%
.12 va Oct
16
7
Int'l
No par
$4 preferred—
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
15
Feb
Iron
Apr 16
19
139
Interlake
3
8% Jan
July 12
1
Corp common..
5
preferred
160
Intercontinental Rubber
No par
4%%
97% Jan
25% Oct
129
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Interchemical
International Packers Limited
1
1
20
International Paper .common...7.50
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
Jim
Co
6
19% Sep
8% Dec
July 22
23 % Jan
Steel
3
May 19
31
Inspiration Cons Copper
29
preferred,—
51% Aug
34
27%: Sep 10
29%. Jan
6%
•14% Pan
8
35% Jan
Ingersoll-Rand common
1
30% May 19
27%~July~5
—1
23
36% Oct
x
Industrial Rayon
42% May
45
17%
162% w
5
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A—
Inland
105
37
17%
42
23
*13%
19
92
Illinois Terminal RR Co
6
Aug
51% Jan' 19
4
5% Jan 21
2
6
164
137% Aug
43% May 28
Jan
5
4
6
S3% July It)
13% Jan
2
8% Jan 30
common—No par
IntT Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
19
53
Sep 25
Co
Int
16
22 %
37
17'/*
*160%
50
Power
41% Jan
1
22%
37".
17%
100
50
preferred
Illinois
23% Sep 17
2
22%
*36%
17%
No par
50
preferred
cum
172
22 %
37%
No par
preferred
cum
14
22 %
17%
*104%
37%
*48%
*51%
*53'%
7%
38%
*5%
54 %
87%
pfd ser A„_100
4.70%
96
22%
105%
94
4
Feb
44% Feb 28
73
May 4
conv
100
17
11% Jan
19
noncum
common.
25
73% Jan
38% Dec
6%
Co
4.26%
64 % Aug
93% Aug
22
20
Co
Power
Illinois Central RR
May 21
53
Oct
20
Idaho
No par
cum
4
Feb
1
4.08%
8% Jan
41% Oct
12.50
6.66%
Inc
17
39%
155% Jan 28
Foods
50% Apr
May 1
Sep 15
81
Hunt
Hupp Corp
Hussman Refrigerator Co
8
33 %
23
preferred
.100
Ltd_.No par
noncum
Feb
6
8
20
July 31
55% Oct
7
49% Dec
7
40
6
4
22
7
'6% NOV
May
40-% Oct
76% Aug
17
96% Dec
39
26
108
44% NOV
109
23% Sep
52% Aug 21
6% Sep 18
5
29% May 9
101% Feb 23
20 %
x47% Jan
52
15
1
45% Feb 23
1
92% Sep 26
168% May 18
62% j'eb
5
29% Oct
Apr
X35% Apr
16
'25% Jar.
129
Jan
23% Oct
25
15% Jun 28
3
5%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm
Hudson Motor Car
10
99
*36%
15%
*18'a
Jjfy 31
lit) 16
16% Jun
18
45% July 2
1C% Jun 29
16%
4
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
*98
37%
16
Jan
12% Feb
6
29
12
66%
19
23
56% Nov 23
28
17
14
52
1
52% Apr
26
45
47% Dec
9% Apr
3
4% Jan
39% Nov
19
5
Co—
99
*98
500
900
22%
15%
5% Aug 11
3% May 15
28% Feb
32% Mar 15
Nov
2
6
20% Feb
*3% May 15
51% Nov 24
Nov
Jan
14
33%
17%
15 Va
Howe Sound
Apr
33%
17%
15%
Howard Stores Corp
25'% Aug
33%
20
37
15%
19% July 28
2
81
33 Va
57%
3
29 Va
81
22%
56%
Texas
23
Oct
2,300
29 %
83
17%
57%
Oil of
58% Oct
16% Jun
20%
20 %
29%
2*»%
56%
Houston
1
10
9
48% May 24
12 Vb Nov 16
93
85
Oct
75
5% July 18
12
24% Sep 24
—
21% Jan
19
•
Mar 25
preferred
■4% preferred
Houston Light & Power
1,900
37%
57%
102
3%%
400
6%
29 Va
99
*98
57%
11
4
99
17%
5
29
*98
240
11
20%
33%
33%
20%
Dec
17% Dec
33%
61
May 16
54% Apr
*33
34
*81
83
20%
*4%
*10
Aug
96
19
29%
*81
*17
49
4
24
20%
29%
83
1
30
88% Jan
20% Apr
19%
29'/a
20 Va
20
*81
61%
32% M'ar 21
41% Jan
1
22
6%
101% "
16
24
99% Mar
Jun
*10%
6%
45%
37% Oct
42% Dec
23
18 % Apr
10%
6%
90%
20
17
10%
6%
45 Va
8
20
Jan
11
6%
*89
*100%
23 ,2
137/a Sep
Nov
94
*10%
6%
-TOO
—100
-No par
(Del)..
25
1
2
7
30% Jan
18
10%
6%
Household Finance common—No par
69% Feb
63% Jun 25
102% May
30% Jan
107% Jan
10%
99
"21 /a
*«'•/■
36%
45%
52
*99
13
*32v»
3,400
*33%
8
7
5%
33%
34
18
Apr
1,300
5%
5%
*33%
*29 Va
2,300
22%
33%
5%
*5%
27
143
*22 Va
5%
30
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
No par
Hooker Electrochemical Co com—5
$4.25 preferred
:
No par
Houdaille-Hershey common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
50
84
90
10
26%
*139
22
400
105
33 %
33%
40
53 %
preferred
5%
*104
5 %
83
*!24%
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
1,400
33 %
29%
08/2
7
107% Jan
74
No par
7
26 % Jan
4
—-No par
20
15%
143
21%
5%
14%
76 %
15%
27
26%
*139
22%
22
22%
*14%
105
*104
143
*139
143
X22%
600
*75
15 Va
15%
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
*139
3,800
16
14%
*75
105
*104
105
*104
20%
37
17/a
Hercules Powder common
15
18% Jan
preferred
Hercules Motors
9
37% May 21
20% Jan
12% July 18
3%%
15%
100
49%
76%
14%
14%
76%
15%
6%
®1
33 %
9°
32 2
8
common.......
14%
76%
15%
10 %
>*
Co
14 %
77
15'%
5%
^ /s
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co—
*14%
*76%
-•
34
JV 4
33/4
10 /'r
5
Mar
Oct
Mfg Corp.
Hayes
*15%
28
—15
97
Sep 14
22% Dec 22
Inc
15%
33
48%
*15%
16
*15%
23%
Hecht
23
1
18
94
Hayes Industries
1
50
1
2
common
48%
15%
143
13»
2
16
28% May
36
Corp of America
4%% preferred
48 %
15%
105
104
10
Marx
Hart Schaffner &
Hat
"
26
15
8
13
100
48%
15%
com__No par
Refrac
preferred
6%
48%
14%
7
Co $4.25 pid-No par
A)
(M
Harbison-Walk
*32%
49%
77
14 /4
100
2.50
30
6% Apr
19 % Jun
Mar
Nov
Hanna
J®
No par
com
Jan
6
12
37
Sep
Co
7% Jan
8% Oct
27% Jan
6 %
4
Watch
*32%
32V4
49
16
32% Jan
July 17
20% Nov 26
30% July 30
82% Dec 21
'
July 29
6% Jan
5
Printing Co.
F)
33
%
32%
49%
Well Cementing—5
4% conv preferred
Hammermill Paper Co
1
9% May 20
22% July
i.W
Hamilton
21
154
143% Dec
Hall
*32
33
33%
25
Water
-
700
17,900
400
.32'%
•**
7,300
K
27
Jun
29
U%rNov~5
«v,.
18%.Jan
...
9
15% Jan
15
3
13
*• ctjr
18% Sep
r
2
Kaiser Alum &
Chem
Corp
5% cum preferred (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove As Furnace
1
50
10
N-45%;/-467V'
17% .17%
47
„
*17%
47%
46%
" 17%
17%
*17%
27
-
v
27
46.1/2- 47
•"17 Va
3,900
*
17%;
V-2,500
•/
3,500
'
Volume 176
Number 5163
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1577)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
Previous
for
lear
Lowest
96
Range
Highest
23% Mar 30
83% Dec
Nov
19
63
Jun
5
30
Oct
6
2
95% Jun
9
108
Jan
95
Jan
75% Feb
8
62
Feb
24
66
Feb
6
5
2
28
12% Aug
35>/8 Sep
34
%
Oct
19
32% Jan
33% Oct
25
31
88 % Nov
14
Oo%
6
4a %
uct
31
25 % Jan
29
2 J '/a
May
50% Sep
20
40
Apr
18
110
19% Juiy
3
42% Mar 15
12
108
31
Dec
7
Jan
3
occ
22
Mar
2
8
35% Oct
23
51
29
32
103
Feo
13
42
Sep
21
5
91
79%
80
80%
100
I
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire
3
Kimberly-Clark
Jan
12
24% May 26
24*/^
<^»0t
14
reb
21
x7o
Corp
preferred
conv
King-Seeley Corp
Kllluey to R) Co
7
49% Jan
47*
$5
97% o\ily 3J
2i
39 (8 Jan
5
Kresge
54% Sep
5
Kress
39
3
25
39
7
31% Jan
25
Oct
(S S)
28'A
94
100
100
*100
101
*100'%
101
*105
105%
70
80'A
81'A
3,400
105%
79%
*69
105%
105%
b0%
*105
79%
80%
18%
18'%
11%
11%
11%
33%
33'A
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
32%
71%
70%
71'A
68%
54
70
52%
*w3
52%
No par
*20%
(cum)
46
100
*111%
*23
j
common
10
69%
69
69'%
18%
18%
18%
4,500
11%
33'%
11'A
11'%
11,100
33 %
33'%
33'%
32%
32%
33
33
69
'
69%
69%
16,300
52'%
53%
17.800
200
1,100
1,000
52%
53'%
51 %
51%
20%
20'%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
600
46%
46%
46%
46
46%
46
46%
45%
46'%
2,000
114
*111%
114
*111%
*111%
114
114
*111'%
114
23%
*23
23'A
*23'%
23%
*23Va
23'%
*23'%
23'A
24'%
*23'A
24%
*23
24
*23
24
*23
24
73'%
74
*73'%
75
*73'%
75
*73'%
75
74'A
74'A
170
37%
]
38%
37
35%
37
36%
37'A
5,300
24'A
10
92'%
93
Co
90
70
52%
—No par
37%
37
*92%
36
*92'A
'
100
No par
93
93
93
93
34%
34
34%
34
34'%
34
34
34
34%
52
52
52%
52
52
51%
51%
51%
52'%
SOO
38'A
.No par
93
34'A
52
lo
& Co
2,100
94'%
11'A
*b9
18%
11%
28'A
18%
69%
18%
preierrea
(S H)
28%
95
11%
2.50
Co
Kroger Co (The)
Jun
4Vc
28%
95
18%
common
28
9
70
*68%
Shares
28%
95
ia%
loo
Koppers Co Inc
Oct
56% May
70
the Week
95
11%
com...No par
prior preferred
Apr
34
26
*68
Friday
Oct. 24
28%
•
5
70%
oep
Oct. 22
8.75
class A__1
conv
iit.g
50% Mar 25
Nov
May
79
Uupyci,
54
114
27
36% Jan
105%
preferred
51%
5
Apr
2
*105
1
July
1876 Jan
Nov
105%
Class B
a-
30
21% Feb
Jan
*105
Kern
70
91
101
100
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
35% Sep
71
27% Aug 27
19% Jan 10
36
*100
Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co
o
-s
101
Sales for
Thursday
t>ct. 23
Wednesday
28%
95%
com—No par
Southern
noncum
28%
*94%
*100
Kansas
Kciiiicuun
80
May 4
47% Sep 13
47o
28%
95%
100
prexerred
City
-u.i
17% Mar 20
24
4.o07c
Kansas
1
du 74 reo
preferred
cum
28%
*94%
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Oct. 21
Oct. 20
100
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
preferred
9a ya
72
Jan
47c
1
19% Sep
9% Feb
2
3.80%
18
16% Jan
6
2
Dec
71% Jun
1
15% Feo
67% July
36% Aug
23
May
84% Aug 15
17% Mar
24% Jan
107% Dec
106
STOCK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
102% May 21
5
70% Feb
21
Jan
15
Mar 12
l'ORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
87% Jan
15% Juiy20
11% Dec 26
28
NEW
26% Jan
29
Sep
1
Highest
28'% Nov
103%
57
Since Jan.
Lowest
103% Feb
28
i
STOCKS
15)51
38'A
38'A
38'%
38'A
38%
38'%
38%
38 Va
38 »/4
2,700
8%
4,300
93
250
2,700
L
6% May 24
9
11% Jan
8
2
Dec
Mar
1
28'% May
14% Feb
5% July
9
22
Dec 26
4
17
8'% Mar 13
5'% Sep
18% Oct
,6
24
Jan
11% Mar
6
19
7
16
July 17
42% Jan
2
51% Feb
9
16% Jun
28
21% Sep
28
2
72 Va Oct
9
19% Juiy 27
25% Feb
16
20% Apr
88
56
Jan
45
Jan
10
20'% Jan
2
54'% May
1
Dec
13
100'% Feb
15
8
Jun
7
11% Jan
18
8 'A May
19
21% May
17
14
26% Apr
15'% Feb
1% May 12
15% July20
3
8% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
8% Nov
66
158
39
Jun
13% Jan
5
22
25
27
38
9
7'% May
2
16% Mar 28
21% Oct
x33% Feb
7
;Jan
7
July
1
1
9
Feb
13
3
38
Jan
29
3
61'% Jun
4
71% Feb
2
184
Jan
23
160'% Jan
2
173% Apr
65% Sep
25
69
Oct
49
Oct
3
16'% Nov
21
5
X81
*5%
5%
100
19%
.19'%
19%
1.400
No par
14%
14%
*143%
15
15
15
14%
14%
15
15
49'%
*48'%
$3
19% Oct
4
Oct
24
23'% Jan
30
31
27
29'% Oct
24
43% Feb
7
7
14% Jan
2
17'% Sep
24
12
May 28
47% Apr
15% Jun
2
102
„
'
,
25'% Jan
5
Jan
101
July 14
105
5
24
20% Aug
Aug 12
106% Mar 14
Oct
25%
25%
26
25%
26
18
17%
18
17%
18
1'%
13%
13%
*13'A
13%
13'A
13'A
No par
4'%
1
751%
5
3%
1,000
753/4
5,200
14'%
14'%
*14'%
14'%
700
22
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,300
37
36%
37'%
36%
37
36%
37»%
37'A
37'A
8,400
7
14'%
7%
*37
63'%
64'%
*162%
163%
No par
14
13%
8
7%
8
38
25
com
*37
14
37
37
64'%
66%
66%
163'A
163'A
163'A
*162
37
37
64
63%
7%
7%
7%
7%
38
163
7%
7%
36%
68%
163'A
4,600
37
68'%
69'%
500
23,700
163
163
230
1,800
62
62
62
62
62
61
62
62
62
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
2.5n
16%
17
16 %
163A
16'A
16'%
16'%
16'%
16'%
16'%
2,000
34'%
35
34
34-'%
34
34 'A
33%
34
33%
34%
12,700
No par
com
17'%
17%
17%
17'%
17
17%
17%
17'%
17'A
17'A
preierred
5%. series
B
(P)
Jan
17
143
Jan
Sep
10
33
Jan
9
158'% May 24
391% Sep 23
13
52'A Feb
20
63'A July 25
26% Nov
39
Feb
5
24'% Feb
20
33% Aug
103
Feb
19
91% Jan
8
53'% Oct
6
37% Oct
16
50
Jan
30
68%
*68'A
70
68'%
68'%
21%
21'%
223%
21'A
21%
21'A
21%
21%
21%
9,300
No par
12%
12'%
12'A
12'%
12'A
12%
12'%
12'A
12
12'A
19,400
lo
27'%
27'%
27'%
27%
26%
27
par
32%
32%
32%
32'%
io%
16%
16%
16%
A_r._No
11% Oct
21
15% Jan
25
M
*106
106%
104
104'%
20%
100
10
Lukens Steel Co
18% Mar 19
3.300
68'A
21'%
common
77* preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)__No par
Louisville & Nashville—
50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
hQm^i
preferred
1,100
100
preferred
Co
62
1
...
4'A 7*
3%
75%
22%
Long Island Lighting Co com.No par
5.25 7* pfd series A
100
7
700
4'%
75'%
4
75'%
36%
5
Tobacco
Aircraii Corp
Inc
59'% Feb
8
13'%
24,700
No par
35
99% July
14
13%
4,000
16,600
1'%
13%
13%
4'A
76
1'%
21%
a
170
Dec
*4%
75'%
1'%
10
(The)
Dec
93
4'%
7 6'A
*4
75'A
1'%
No par
Co.
48 % Jun
30% Jan
*14
4'%
7G
100
30% Jan
3
700
6.000
9'%
1'%
convertible
Lorillard
92
9'%
25%
Lone Star Cement Corp
Long Bell Lumber (Md)
3
Mar 28
24
*89
9%
11 74
Lockheed
Loew's
24
92
9
8%
preferred_.No par
1st
Myers
Corp
4
24
*89
9
9
100
1%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
3'/27*
*23%
92
8%
100
900
58'A
18%
preierreu
1
24'%
*89
*89
8%
LUe Savers Corp
14
*23'%
92
92
49%
25%
Liquid Carbonic Corp
24% July
18'A Jan
23'%
400
21
21
*57'%
*1'%
22
75 'A Apr
23'A
23'A
•
18
16'% Oct
11
57%
25'%
19
15
49%
21%
57%
1%
Lion Oil Co
Sep
21'A
57%
18%
46 % Mar 17
'
21%
573%
25%
23
68
*48'%
21%
1'%
Link
18% Apr
49%
213%
58'%
18'%
Lionel
2
*48'%
21%
*57'A
25'%
17% Oct
Jan
*48!%
49%
21%
1
48% Jun. 25
1
8%
25
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
Belt
8%
No par
15
14
8%
58%
8%
common
30
1
*b9
8%
8%
lo
50c noncum 2na
pid
Lehman Corp (The)
Lehn & Fink Products
Lerner Stores Corp
77*
23'A
100
Valley RR
Valley Coal
&
21%
*57
3
common
preferred
Liggett
49'%
1
5
Coal & Navigation c
Portland Cement
noncum
8%
00
Tire..
Jan
28
.
5%
19%
May
22
20% Dec
*5%
ia'%
43
9
2
53/4
19'A
49
.
13
2
5%
193/4
xl2% Apr
33% Oct
Feb
23
May
5%
19'%
27
46'% Apr
23'% Sep
18
36
*5%
19%
(James) & Sons Co
3.857*
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
30
25% Oct
143
23
5% Feb
81% July
5%
i9'/4
4
Co
Rubber &
Lees
29
24
17% July
2
14% Jun 14
12% Jan
17% Jan
16
2
27% Jan
24
Oct
29
Nov
4
Jan
29
Dec
12
2% Jan
21
10% Feb
40% May29
15% Dec 28
70
1
201/4 Jun
9
39 :
Dec 22
17% Jun
28% Aug
19
79
2
37% Jun
1
Feb
3% Oct
36% Aug
26
Jan
6
8%
*5%
No par
Bryant common
4'%7*
preferred
1
9'A Feb
70% Feb
17% May 17
27% Sep 20
23
92'% May
1
8%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
(The)
Lane
Lane-Wells
5
;
Co
Lee
26'% Aug 25
2
Co
Consolidad 67*
Lambert
17
30
13% Oct
:
La
Gas
25'% July 16
18
73% July
20% July 11
30% Jun 29
33% Jan
22
Laclede
72'% Jan
1'% Jun
2
Jan
23
4% May 24
65% Jan
Jan
Jan
21
49'% Oct
•
15
87
21% Aug
1
8% Jun 25
9'% May 24
7'/4 Jan 19
series
_!^7L0G
A
10
2!
/i<9
/
/
150
70
106%
*106
104'%
104'%
20'%
20%
150
*149
*68'A
26%
26%
26%
27
323%
30
32'%
29'%
30'A
2.400
16%
16'%
16%
16'%
16 3A
10,700
106%
106 3A
*104
104'%
*149
373%
37%
37%
59'%
60
59
60
30%
99'%
31
30%
30%
104'%
390
22'%
15,000
151
21%
150
170
150
90
30%
*37
37%
37%
37%
1,000
58
373%
60
38'%
107
*104
21%
21
37%
30%
*106
104'%
104'%
150
150
3.700
107
*106
21
20'%
59%
38'A
200
70
16'%
*32
37
*98
*68
59'%
59%
60'%
5.000
30r'/4
2,100
30%
30%
30%
99'%
38'%
*98
99'%
*98
99'%
*98
99'%
38'%
*98
*38'%
393A
*38'%
39%
*38'%
393/4
400
11'%
1,700
M
13% Nov 29
37% May 17
128
14
Jun
Jun
30% Dec
-87% Dec
46
22
10
40% Aug
4
45
26
135
17
128% Sep
12% Oct
10
20% Feb
29
Oct
42% Feb
21
2
2
38
28
,
Feb
103% Jan
7% May 21
10
Jan
12% Jan
May
7
3
67*
24
17% Jan
28
Mack
24% Oct
22
31% Jan
30
86
22
90% Jan
28
7% Aug 25
7% Oct 16
1U %ju 11
23% Jun
25
12% Jan
500
42
2
Aug
6
9% Nov
24
7% Dec
% Oct
18% Oct
31
573
17
15
Feb
28
14% Sep
Oct
27
Oct
9% Mar 13
485
Apr
9
7% Oct
23
8
23
7% Mar 23
13 % Oct
: 8
8
% Oct
2
4
83
11
Dec
Jan
7
July 11
12% Jan
Sugar
Mandel
28
Marathon
29
10% July
2
12% Jan
24
Marine
Nov
28
52% Feb
25
57% Jan
22
4'A%
5
Jan
31
3
4% Jan
8
38% Feb
5
24% May
105% Feb
27
85
100
4% May
7
Marked St Ry 67*
27% July
8
Marshall Field
94
9
Jun
4
'A %
&
18
8% Jun
25
14% Jan
7
Martin
11
°% Apr
15
13% Jun
2
38% Oct
19
21% Oct
23
33 % Jan
2
23% Feb
16
17 %
20% Feb
18
Master
49% Sep
20
38% Oct
15
% Ar>r
10
Mathieson
104% Jan
3
Jun
10
4.257*
29% Jan
25
90% Jan
2
21
87
29
Jun
87
Jun
78
35
Sep~12
101% Feb
21
113
34% Aug 11
98
July 21
28
101% Mar
2
97
May
Dec
28
91% Jan
31
79
Jan
10
87
May
2
13% Jan
10
16% Feb
23
14% Jan
4
16 Vb Aug
4
43
Jan
17
49% Apr
19
45% Jan
18
15% Aug
20'% Jan
2
42
4
27
26
7
90% Jan
15% Mar 12
July 3
18% May 23
McCall
23
Sep
16
26
Feb
16
MeCord
42
x44
Ju.n
11
$2.50
44% Jun
4
Feb
28
27
15% Oct
1
91
19
19% Apr
106% Jan
8
89% Jan
45% Jan
2
60% Dec
20
35
3
42% Dec
7
49% Jan
4
72% Oct
26
37% Jun
29
22
July 3
45
Jun
27
14
55% Mar
98% Apr
7
25
26% Jan
7
15% Jan
21
28% Feb
2
86
94
Jan
26
Aug
88% May 15
100
Mar 20
Aug 19
22% May 25
26 % Jan
16
14
26
21% Feb
'8
12% Oct
27
64
9
47% Jan
9
15% Apr
16
Oct
6
Dec
45% Dec
18
Feb
Jan
2
22% Feb
9
28% Oct
27
39% Sep
13
82% Dec
22
22
i
14
27
101
Jan
12
84% Jan
4
93
Apr
Oct
27
104% Oct
3
121
Jan
2
25
122% Sep
33% Oct
18
26% Jun
13
28% Oct
22
33% Jan
23
31% Oct. 17
22
Oct
15
28% Jan
2
56
40 % Oct
16
54% Feb
11
113
21% May 24
47% Apr
2
90
Jan
Dec
14
104% Jan
101
Dec
18
108
92
Nov
7
87
Dec
18
24
10
15
2
101
May 27
Aug
1
101
Jan
3
10-3
Jun
25
104% Feb
21
91
Jan
14
97% Jun
3
Oct
2
91% Feb
20
23% Oct
3
94
92% Jan
_
95% May 23
105
16% July
2
53% Mar 15
39
Jun
2S
39
Jun
2£
131
Jan
3
72 %
Sep
12
Oct
6
109% Aug
8
20
Jan
8
25% Oct
8
58% Oct
16
81% Jan
28
4%
*4'%
*4'%
4'%
4%
25%
25
25
24%
25
86
86
86
86
86
13%
13%
13%
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12%
12%
12'%
12'%
12%
12%
*12'A
22
22'%
21%
22'%
13%
13%
12%
12%
24%
*86
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17% •'
17%
17%
com.—5
40
40'A
40 %
40%
40
40%
39'%
100
106
106'%
*106'%
106
106'%
5
No par
107
30%
1,100
16,700
106
106'%
106'%
too
30'%
30'%
30%
4,700
95
93%
933/4
300
94'%
94'%
30%
30%
94
94
94
*94'%
94'%
*94'%
94'%
94'%
94%
85
85
*85
86
*84'%
86
85
85
15'%
15'%
15'A
-
15%
15%
15'A
No par
49%
49%
*49'%
No par
16'A
16%
16'%
16'A
*22%
23'%
50
15%
23'A
23'A
*23'A
50
43'%
43'%
*43'%
44%
15'%
15'%
15%
15%
*92'A
93'%
*92 'A
93'%
49%
100
16%
16'/a
16'%
1,900
23 Va
23'%
200
43'%
43'%
*15%
15%
93'%
*92'A
*65
130
100
1.000
15%
15'A
,100
*49'%
50
15%
43'%
43'%
50c
86
15'A
23 %
*92%
93%
16
16
23'%
*85
*22%
50
*49'%
___3
common
30%
4.900
39%
93%
*93%
2,300
39'A
31'%
95
18,600
.
40
93
30'%
12%
12%
22
173/4
30'%
*93%
10
3,700
130
*17'A
93
*15'A
__i
106
22
4'%
25%
86'%
*49'%
16
*43
15'A
44
153%
80
1,200
51'%
68'A
68 Va
66
67 >%
66 %
66%
*66'%
67
2,100
18
35%
36
35%
36
35
35%
34%
35%
35'A
35'%
3,800
l
*25'%
25%.
*25'%'
25%
25'%
25'%
*25'%
25%
*25'A
25'%
10
Corp common
No par
4%7* preferred (1st series)
100
*13'A
13%
*13'A
13%
13%
12%
13'A
13%
13'A
13'A
600
23%
23%
23%
233/4
1,200
preferred
Co
1
Publishing
McKesson
&
Mines
Robbins
Inc
McLellan Stores Co.—
No par
5
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
57*
Shoe
Merck
&
Stores
Co.
Inc
$3.50 preferred
$4
common
convertible
Mercantile
conv
2nd
1st
Co
24'%
23%
23%
88'%
87'%
87'%
87
87
88'%
50
24'%
24'%
23%
24%
23'%
23%
23'%
23%
23'%
23%
10.100
1
12%
12%
12'%
12%
12 V8
12%
12'%
12%
12'%
12'%
2,200
3%
16%c
No par
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Co
No par
12.50
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90'/* pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series
100
23%
*87
*48
*18
24%
*87
*105'A
*48
49
*48
88%
49
48
18'A
*18
18'%
18
18
18
18
1,400
25
24
24%
24'%
24%
24%
25
17,900
89'%
105%
*105%
106%
106
106'%
29'%
28'%
28'%
*28
283%
800
22%
22
22%
22'%
22'%
1,100
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
1,100
88
29
29
29'%
22'%
22'%
*22%
23
22%
41%
40%
41
29'%
*40
94%
*105
106'%
*105
106'%
*105
106%
*105
106'%
*93
94'%
*93
94'%
*93
94'%
*93
94%
*93
94%
.
94%
94%
■
94
*91
94
*91
94
*91
94
*105
106
*105
106
*105
-
106
131% Jun
20
87*
Petroleum
Utilities
Steel
Prod
1st preferred
Midwest
Oil
Corp
Inc
common
24'%
24%
180
*91
94
*105
...
106
...
-
24'%
24%
24'%
24%
24'%
24%
24'%
24%
3,700
60%
60%
60%
60%
60'A
60%
60%
60%
3,700
24%
7,000
10
60%
60%
No par
24%
25
24%
42
42
*41%
25
24'%
2'A
41%
100
*133%
134'%
*133'%
134'%
*133'%
.10
20%
20%
20'%
20%
20%
;_5
600
94'%
95
106
South
943%
*94
106'%
*94
*91
Middle
94%
94%
*105
*105
Midland
400
106'A
88
100
5
873%
89'%
106%
90'%
100
3
87%
*87'%
106'%
*88
*105'A
preferred series
2J% Sep
20
*48
18
24'%
preferred series
44% Sep
48
49
18%
4.45%
5
*87
25'%
49
28'%
41%
*87
3.807*
Miami
Copper
Mid-Continent
100
23%
No par
—
pfd
Machine
900
24'%
preierred—50
Inc
common
Mergenthaler
Mesta
900
1
Corp
(The)
Co
4
22
4%
*4'%
25
86
68'%
14
Jan
4%
25'%
86'%
25
68
20% Feb
30%
*4'%
*85%
17%
1
Porcupine
39% Jan
6
1,100
.No par
Mclntyre
4
Oct
54
93'%
5
20
6,500
54
653%
31
3
11%
54
65%
22% Dec
Sep
11'A
54
24'%
*92'A
,48% Feb
139
11%
54'%
24
*50'A
142
Sep
11'%
54
24
51
Mengel
22
11%
54%
23%
22'A
*
Electric
Melville
19% Aug 28
11%
*54'A
65
6
50% Mar 12
35% Jan
11%
54%
51
R
n
5,100
11'%
*54'A
65
31
13 >%. July 22
22%, July 15
23%
11'A
51'%
23% Jan
4
1,400
65
46
4
100
■
8%
50'%
23
19
8%
23'%
1,300
65
34% Oct
Oct
24%
73/4
6'%
22
50'%
1
32% Oct
24
7%
6'%
*21%
8%
8%
8:%
2,400
18,500
65
3
19% Jan
22
27'%
20%
520
50'%
83% Apr
25
8%
7%
6%
*6'%
*21%
27
20'%
*506
65
22
20
6%
22
27%
20%
520
7'%
7%
7%
*6'%
1,100
50'%
Oct
23% Jun
27'%
20%
*506
1,500
8'%
22'%
common
McGraw-Hill
xl4% Dec
28'%
20 %
240
8
8
66
14
28
86'A
7%
8%
50'%
McGraw
53 % Oct
Jan
86 'A
8
8
22'%
pfd
convertible
69% July 25
66
86'%
*7%
24
serles.No par
1947
McCrory Stores Corp
3 Va %
86%
520
*21%
8%
6,000
11'%
No par
Corp
20
38% Feb
5
17% Mar
27'%
8%
25
8
20'A
6%
24%
8%
*506
22'A
25
22%
...
preferred
7%
7%
24%
86%
7%
*6'%
10
12'%
7,300
25
*7%
*21%
300
12%
1
common
Corp
8%
20%
520
41
133'%
12%
100
Corp
preferred
$3
77%
6%
23
29
28'%
20'%
*506
IIV2
*40
*131
12%
1
cumulative
pfd
28%
21'%
520
7%
11'%
41 ,/
133'%
24
100
preferred
Stores common
cum
7%
*131
No Par
Chemical
$3.75
8%
8
*7%
8
11'%
*40
133'%
12%
6
No par
com
Co
$3.40
Maytag Co
7:14
*b'%
8
*131
50
Co
preferred
3
26
Dec
50
Dept
28%
20'A
*506
*21%
1
conv
$3.75
16
28
86
8
133'/,
No par
L)
Electric
Feb
Jun
July
7
May
(Glenn
Apr
16% Jun
86%
1
Martin-Parry Corp
Masonite Corp
29% Nov
863%
60
...
14% Jan
10
86%
.10
prior pid
Co
preferred
21% Jan
Jan
86%
*7%
Co
(conv)
4
29
24%
6.25
7
May 12
25'%
Corp common
29
■
25
Corp
Dec
2
25%
Exploration
July 17
17% Jan
25
1
preierred
11%
41
12%
5
10% Jun
29
13
No par
7
Oct
13
Co
Midland
11%
*40
13
Shirt
Maracaibo Oil
40'%
No par
Bros
11% Dec
28
29% Jan
17
Manati
RR
11%
11'%
40'A
131
No par
Coal
Manhattan
56
July 19
26% Nov
Sep
11% Mar 18
16
24
No par
Garden
Mahoning
18
2
13
12
40'%
131
Magma Copper
Magna vox Co (The)..
Apr
22% Apr
Square
8
20
29
5
11
16
Jan
Madison
11%
40'%
*131
Inc
20
31
9
Trucks
Feb
Jan
52% Oct
common__lu
100
21% Oct
520
25% Jan
6% Oct
Forbes
Magic Chef
19% July 25
_
&
preferred
5
39
24
15% Aug 13
4
12
8
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4'A 7* preferred series A
11
July 14
MacAndrews
Working Co
Jun
13
9
& M Wood
4
25
41%
135
21'%
24'%
41
*133'%
*21'%
24%
41%
135
21%
24'A
41
41
*133'%
21%
22
1,130
135
2,200
IV
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
for
Year
Range
1951
% Nov
8
21% Feb
13% Mar 28
21% Sep
21
2
107% Oct
29
Sep
37 % Feb
20
54
May
100% Nov
30
107
Mar
18% Jun
29
27% Oct
83% Jan
2
25% Jan
2
107
21
39
STOCK
Monday
19% Mar
SS
No par
16%
1.50
Marie
16%
48%
16%
48%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
55
Jun
24
3
113
Jun
24
83.75 conv preferred
Min
Minn
2
48% Jan
Paul &
St
Minn
8
16%
Mig
&
100
No par
104
24
101% Feb
25
Jan
23
16% Oct
20
24'% Jan
2
93 % Feb
14
82% Jun
26
91% Jan
11
34% Oct
13
9
30'% Jan
9
2
36%
Sep 24
37
Mar 12
Mission Corp
24
% Oct
32% Jan
105
33% Nov
8
29
32 % Dec
26
13% Apr
11
13% Sep
21
15% Oct
22
30% Juiy
2
7% Jun 25
35% Dec
6
33% Oct
16
13% Mar
9
3% Oct
10
8% Feb
45 %
73% Mar
9
$4
38
100
84%
84%
25
*24%
25%
84%
*24%
36%
36%
26%
84'%
25%
36'%
27
S5.50
1st
$1.50
2nd
Mission
preferred
preferred
conv
_5
RR
Jan
16
67% Aug
33% Mar 12
21% Apr
21
34% July 31
29
Nov
24
39% Feb
9
25% Aug 13
31% Jan
7
Mohawk
12% Nov
3
16% Feb
10
12% Mar
14'% Aug
5
2
24% Jan
5
1C % Oct
20
18% Jan
4
Monarch
25
107% Aug
1
85% Oct
6
109'% Jan
2
Monsanto
tMissouri Pac RR 5%
Carpet Mills
Machine
Tool
Chemical
16
28% Jun
30
Montana-Dakota
16
30'/a Jan
22
Montana
2
75% Sep
19
55% Oct
22
67% Jan
2
Montgomery Ward & Co
5
Moore-McCormack
15
Jun
29
22% Sep
24
27
18'% Feb
16
23% Nov
28
31% Jan
24% Dec
14
29
17% Juiy
16
14% Jan
10
Morrell
7
44% Oct
14
Motorola Inc
29
14
Aug
23
Feb
5
22%
23
22
27%
27%
27%
56%
56%
56
56'A
Lines
16%
16%
*12%
12>/a
12%
12'A
43%
44%
43%
44
42 %
10
27%
28
16%
Mo
28
28%
28%
Motor
5
*24%
24%
24%
Mueller Brass Co
1
22'%
22%
22%
24%
22%
24'%
22'%
1
29 % Jan
25
Mulllns
1
26'%
26%
26%
26'%
25%
Munsingwear Inc
5
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
Murphy Co (G C) common
4%% preferred
1
52
52
51%
52
52
,100
*108
22% May
30% Nov
20
11% Dec
19
15% Feb
26
11% Jun
5
13 '/a Jan
26
48% July 19
60% Dec
18
51
Feb
25
57% Jan
4
11
luo
6
109 '/a Feb
18
1
20'% Sep
5
% Oct
18% Jun
25
23% Feb
27
18% May
43 % Sep
23
49% Feb
28
42 %
Mar 13
48
51% Dec
5
66
Apr
12
49
May 20
52'% Feb
17% July
51% Jan
2
22% Feb
2
Corp
Corp
Mfg Corp
Murray Corp of
4%
Aug 25
10
19%
108%
19%
108
108
108
19'A
19%
187%
27%
55%
16%
12%
56
16%
12%
43'A
28%
24%
22%
26
11'A
52
108
19
42%
28
24%
22'%
84'%
24
36%
27
15%
34%
4%
62%
29'%
26%
13%
16%
86%
23%
27'/2
56%
16%
12%
43%
28
243%
22%
25%
257%
ll'A
11%
52
52
*108
108%
18%
187A
*44
45
*49%
50%
*44
45
*44
45
*44
45
No par
*49%
50%
*49%
49%
*49%
50%
5
_100
20%
86%
32%
20%
20%
20
3/8
20%
20%
20'A
86%
88
86%
87%
86%
(F E) & Bros
32%
32 3A
32%
32%
32 %
11%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
84%
*227%
36%
27%
15%
34%
4%
62
84%
24
36%
27%
157/a
34%
4%
62%
29
26%
13'/2
16%
2'?°?
2,<00
/,000
300
5,,700
60
16%
28%
26%
*13%
*16%
85%
18%
260
100
2,600
9,300
6,500
2,700
12,900
24,000
2,800
1,400
1,000
700
9,800
86
22%
23%
27%
27%
56
56%
*16%
16"%
*12%
12%
43%
43%
28
20
24'%
24%
22'%
22'%
25% 25%
*11%
11%
52
52
108% 108%
187/a
5,000
4,800
15,803
1,400
300
6,900
3,100
1,000
3,000
2,600
1,300
1,022
70
2,600
*44
45
*49%
50%
20%
20%
7,900
86%
32yA
87%
34%
2,500
12
12%
6,800
5,800
32%
12
Shares
16%
87
32%
12
50
the Week
16
16
*15%
16%
49%
50'%
111% 111%
41
41%
*104
105
20%
87
preferred
Meyers
4
America com
16%
22
8
Wheel
*13
22%
27%
27%
55%
16%
*12'A
1
..or
4
61%
28%
*26'%
85%
12
16%
84%
*22%
36%
26%
15'%
33%
86%
No par
3
& Co
15%
15'%
49
4j'%
111
111
40% 41%
*104
105
16% 16%
15%
15'%
22
22%
27%
No par
16%
86
9
2
Jun
87%
23 % Oct
25
112%
16%
86%
28'% Oct
16% Jan
11
*16%
No par
(The)
—
Products
16%
83
25% Apr
21% Feb
107% Sep
(John)
16%
86%
1
Mar
18
13
16
20
22% Jan
9
23
May
18% Aug
2
12 % Oct
13
Utilities Co
Power Co
16% Jan
36
13
5
Oct
12% Nov
27%
13
No par
26% Apr
Jan
27%
28%
27%
Co
8
64
29%
1.25
21
22
29
33%
4%
65'A
29%
27%
—20
Dec
29
65'A
4
63%
pfd_100
conv
27% Oct
2
33%
4%
67%
4
100
MojUd Hosiery Co Inc
13
33%
com__No par
preferred series A
2
11'/Wan
16
33%
1
Missouri-Kan-Tex
']'/
15%
36'%
26%
15%
10
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Aug 29
15
21% Jan
41%
104
16%
July
4
41
104
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 2.1
16
49.
49%
110% 110%
40%
41%
*104
105
16%
16%
84
84%
24%
24%
36%
36%
26%
26^8
15%
15%
33%
34%
4
4%
61%
63%
28%
28%
26%
27
13
13%
16%
16%
110"%
16%
18% Aug
50
*109
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
22
20% Jan
104
15%
15%
16%
16%
49%
16%
16
43%
16%
1
common
Monday, October 27,
Oct. 24
Thursday
Oct. 22
Oct. 21
16%
7
Oct 15
25
preferred
Minneapolis-Moline Co
15
Jan
40%
26%
4
29% Jun 14
16 % July
110%
40
No par
common
Apr
7
15
24% Jun
73
"109
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 20
Pt)
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
1
14
Mar
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
45% Feb
56% July 17
117
NEW
1
17% Aug
26
15% Oct 23
13% Feb
9
41% Jan
Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
13
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
.
•
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
.
N
173/4 May
2
79
Mar
9
60% Feb
20
91
July
1
Mar 15
31
37
Aug
3
31% Apr
11% Oct
15
1
4
12% Jan
15
24
20% Jan
8
Apr
23
22% Jan
4
12
293A Apr
23
35
Sep
9
184% Jan 20
161% Jan
2
179% Jun
18
25
8% Oct
21
12% Jan
28
14
51% Oct
22
61% Mar 19
9% Jan
2
123/8 Oct 24
National City
xl0% May 15
133,8 Jan
7
18% Mar 27
National Container Co
17% Dec
7
2
21% Apr
21
Jun
29
23
Dec
X29% Dec
12
35a/8 Jan
160
Dec
27
7
Jan
2
14
Oct
42% Jan
2
59% Sep
11% Feb
16% Oct
6
9% Dec
11
6
Jail
National Acme Co
1
National Airlines
1
National Automotive Fibres Inc—1
National Aviation Corp
5
National Biscuit Co common
10
7% preferred A
100
36
Aug
16% Jan
15
16% Jan
16
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
21% Aug 28
1
2
19
24
Lines
5P/4 Sep
23% Feb
10
2
14
Oct
22
17% Jan
4
10
37% Oct
3
20
Oct
22
34% Jan
2
106% Oct
27
112% Oct
4
97
16% Jun
20
89
29
Oct
21% Mar 22
103
Jan
Sep
91
Jan
23% July
27% Nov
8
33% Oct
19
1
33
31
185% Jan
4
165
Feb
20
177
12
156
Jan
25
136
Jan
15
147% Apr
26
731, Oct
21
9% Jan
5
...
29.
40'A Sep
17
30% Oct 23
25% Jan
2
34% Nov
30
30'A Jan
9
1
53
Jun 25
25% Nov
56
Jan
9
11%
12
12
11%
11%
11'/a
11%
11
11
16
16
16
16
22
35
Apr
85'A Jan
15
91
23
27% July
Dec
15
108
Oct
101
Jan
3% Oct
14% Jan
2
7% Dec
19
9% Jun
25
15'A Jan
2
17
11% Oct
23
15
6% Oct
22
14% Jan
18
18% Feb
7
xl05
8% Jan
11
13
34% Jun
Dec
29
11 % Jan
2
87
Dec
10% Feb
1
19
13% Oct
20
11
104% Jan
7
Apr
9
11% Jan
16
5
14%
143/8
143/8
14
14%
14 y8
14 %
14
14%
3,100
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
20
20%
36,400
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
1,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/8
19%
4,700
98
96 %
97
28'A
28%
273A
28%
27nA
28%,
28
28%
13,100
169%
169%
170%
170%
170%
170%'
170
170
140
preferred B
100
141 %
141%
141%
142
143
142
143
143
1
73/,
73/4
73/8
Service Corp
33%
33%
31%
33%
*32%
333/8
32 3A
323/4
433/8
44%
43%
44
43
43%
No par
*29%
29%
29%
30
297/a
30
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
28%
88
88
24%
2434
24'A
24%
*103%
104 %
104%
104%
Ref
Co
National Theatres Inc
National
_1
Nehi Corp
Nelsner Bros
11
3
30
Fibre
35/,,
3%
1
12%
12%
No par
Vulcanized
6%
6a/«
Co
1
Inc
10%
1
common
133/4
100
*105
13%
7
28% Jun
29
33% Jan
32% Jan
17% Jun
25
23% Oct
18% Feb
26
22% Aug
8
15% Jun
25
26% Jan
17
22
21% Jun
12
4%% preferred
—100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—l
New York Air Brake
5
New York Central
No par
New
41% Jan
3
73
Jan
215
20
9
ir-JA Sen
108
3
Oct
60
Dec
52
70
9
Oct
10
3
92
Aug
9
86
Jan
17
475
Oct
15
350
14% NOV
14
25% Jan
18
14% Feb
13
43% Jun
May
2
July
7
94% Feb
673
Chic
&
St.
9
Mar 24
23% Jun
30
25
59% Jan
17
46% Jan
2
59% Oct
Louis
22% Jan
9
14% Oct
1
18% Jan
5
293A Dec
28
83% Dec
26
20% Jan
2
26
NY
Preferred 5%
Co
Y
State
Jan
16
353/4 Sep
5
94
Apr
3
$3.75
9
24% Jan
2
23
Jun
6
7
26% Jan
2
30% Jun
2
77
Nov
26
&
88% Jan
6%
10 3A
105/b
133/4
106'/a
13%
*105
11%
11%
3%
19,100
12
3,900
103/4
1,100
13%
11 %
38
*37
38
93
93
*92
93
13%
133/4
92%
48%
*90
46'A
♦90
92%
453A
46%
700
106%
♦37
135/a
1,700
6%
135/s
2,900
100
70
9,300
92%
463A
3,700
12'A
123/a
123/a
12%
66 %
♦66'A
67%
30
35
34'A
343/4
343A
34%
2,100
19
19
19%
2,100
17%
17%
173/4
36,100
42
42%
6,500
107
35
343A
19%
19
17%
17
1934
19%
19%
19
17%
17 %
173/a
17
*61
64
15%
413/8
*61
107
15%
157/a
*61
64
41%
42
107
107
15%
15%
64
*61
42%
2,600
107%
900
15%
*15 3/a
16%
700
63
*61
64
107
88
88
88
88
88
88
*86
88
88
88
*420
460
*420
460
*420
460
*420
460
♦420
460
20%
58%
57%
58%
157/a
*153/4
20'A
20%
58'A
58%
58%
16
16
15%
33%
33%
33%
33%
88%
*88%
100
20'A
20%
20%
20%
203/8
20%
170
4,400
58'A
58%
57%
58 %
700
•153/4
15%
153/4
15%
5,000
33%
33%
33 %
33%
Corp—
_1
Gas
16
Corp—
preferred
26%
88%
263/4
No par
29
29y8
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
Class
3%
12
6%
200
66'A
20%
series A
Electric
3%
12
1,200
104 '/a
133/8
19'A
50
Common
2
11%
♦103
93
17%
Hartford Co_100
York Shipbuilding
Participating stock
13:'/4
104 %
6,500
3/a
12'/4
100
&
103/g
*105
24
150
*88
♦24
67%
No par
Haven
New
6%
28%
88
24%
37
47
42
RR
33/8
11%
-
89
Co—
series A
Harlem
10%
*90
107
&
♦102
273/4
28%
12%
42
Y
24%
♦66'A
*106
N
273/4
♦88
600
12'/a
15%
85% Jan
Mar
35
1,900
67%
42'A
29
Jun
35
12
106%
253/4 Nov
25
34%
45%
*66%
15%
N
x29
66%
41%
1
Mar
66%
106'A
preferred
New
99
45%
12%
20
2
25% Jan
92%
12
1
6,900
30
11%
13%
92%
47'/a
100
6%
15
15% May 24
*90
45'A
10
Common
17% May 26
Anr
York
pfd_100
common
*90
33
43%
30
37
135/s
New York City Omnibus Corp No par
New York Dock common
No par
$5 noncum preferred
No par
3
14% Apr 24
14
Industries
13%
32%
43
*92
93
13%
32 3/4
30
6%
14
1,700
3,900
433/4
3%
106%
7%
31%
32%
243/b
12
200
144
7%
30%
43 %
*29%
89
104%
7%
31
11%
38%
1
75
Jan
30% Sep
18% May 10
*105
11%
*91%
July 22
25
•10%
*133/4
133/4
*37
66
Apr 21
6%
10%
11%
New England Electric System
4
12
106%
93
82 % Jan
34% Feb
113/8
3%
3%
38%
Newport
100% Jan
13%
104%
6%
11%
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp
13
10%
*105
24
12%
*37
*91%
1
26
6%
5
preferred
4
46
Sep
156% Feb
14
3%
*12
*88
89
—100
3%%
56% July
26
10%
106%
*88
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
20% Feb
10
7%
30%
*323/4
16
26
7%
31%
10
20
Dec
7%
31
par
11% Oct
15'A Jan
*141%
7%
32
par
45% Oct
34% Nov
70
28%
23% Feb
101
•97
98
170%
2
Oct
*97
28%
25
12
19%
98
*169'A
Oct
74
19%
*97
5
Natomas Co
Jan
97
19%
98
100
11
2
19%
*97
7,300
preferred A
22
Jan
2,100
14%
13% Sep
84
3,100
16
52%
98% Mar 20
20
13,000
11%
52'A
4
14% Sep
12%
11
53%
3
105% Sep
30
113A
16
5,109
52
43% Jan
Jan
52
53%
3
12
2,900
52
52%
3
24
310
9%
*8%
9
523/4
533/4
4
12% Oct
83/4
513/4
16
Oct
9% Jan
37
7
Feb
18
Jan
8% Mar
113/4
9
52
53 %
43A% preferred
Nesco Inc
Feb
103
5% Sep
16
513A
16%
90% Jan
18
102
27
17% Jun
Jan
42% Jan
21
91
23
17% Sep
10% Feb
103% Nov
7
1093/a July 31
2
9
9%
National Supply (The) Pa com___10
4%% preferred—
100
National Tea Co common
5
4.20% conv preferred
100
May 20
19% Feb
101
8%
54%
1
No par
3
27% Oct
Sep
25% Feb
7
9%
170%
169
11%
11%
National Sugar
90
19
Nov
173%
11%
9
30% Dec
Nov
20
*170'A
12
30
32% Feb
83
173%
111/4
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No
National Shares Corp
No
National Steel Corp
2
21% Jan
♦170%
G%
8
25% Jan
171%
ila/4
2
,
*170%
1
Jan
30% Sep
May
7,900
171%
16%
National Linen
40"% Jan 26
34% Sep 22
43
43
1,400
32%
7%
31
8% Sep
21%
32%
54
18
30% Jun
17%
21%
32%
523/8
National Lead Co common
Jan 29
Jun
163A
203A
323/a
.
16%
24
93/s Jan
134% Dec
253A May
17%
20'%
32%
52
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
8
165% Dec
17
21
National Distillers Prod common__5
7
98% Oct
2
17
17%
32%
!
53
;
National Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
Aug 12
1103/4 Jan 24
16
18%. Jan
29
56
17%
21
32%
52%
National Department Stores
26% Jan
2
17%
22
32%
1
44% May 28
16% Dec 26
14
17%
213/4
32%
*170%
9%
Inc
14% Aug
7
16% Aug 14
13% Jan
17%
21%
32%
10
13% Mar 26
48% Jan
17%
21%
No par
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
760
A
par
33%
335/8
3,600
90
89%
89%
20
26%
26%
26
26%
26'/4
26%
26
26%
16,000
29
29
283/4
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
7,500
80%
*88%
90
90
*88%
Dec
3
83/4 Jun
29
85
*
2
85
May 21
3.40%
preferred
100
*81
83
*80
82
81-/4
♦79
Jan
2
91 % May 27
3.60%
*87%
88
*86%
88
88
88
88
88
*87%
2
98% Jun
3
3.90%
preferred
preferred
100
86% Jan
100
*94%
95
94%
943/4
943A
94%
94
94
943A
94%
130
8 % Apr
24
14% Sep
26
1
13%
14%
13%
13"%
13%
13%
13%
135/a
13%
15,900
18% Oct
79% Nov 30
22
26% Apr
52'A Sep
1
2
19
19
19
18%
19
19
18M>
18%
600
49%
49%
5
76
Jan
94
Feb
23
82
102
Feb
6
12% May
9
Electric
Noma
Corp
29
x52% Feb
46% Jan
2
Sep
18
28% Jan
25
Aug
8
16
17% Jun
25
193/4 Dec
19% Jan
2
26% Apr
22% Jun
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk <Sj Western Ry com
Adjustment preferred
27
North
xl3% Jun
29
19
Feb
15
Apr 28
17% Jan
29
North American
76% July
31 % Jan
3
88
Feb
75% Jan
2
39% Oct
35% Mar
7
45'A Apr
31% Jan
2
70% Dec
59
5
943A Mar 29
44
Jun
25
Feb
17
8
85% Aug 14
1
American
25
10
1
50
*84%
25
Co
Aviation
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northern Pacific
10
Ry
Northern States
.100
Pwr Co
50 %
*26
50%
26%
21%
22
15%
15%
*183/4
50 »A
*26
*84%
85%
843A
84%
373/4
38%
68%
37%
38%
11,000
66%
677/8
69%
41,500
12%
9,600
87%
380
5
11"%
100
*87%
87%
Jan
3
109% May 22
100
107%
107%
94
Jan
5
1013/4 May
2
$4.80 preferred
$4.10 preferred
11% Apr 30
11% Sep
9
15'A Jan
7
16% Jan
31
25% Jan 31
16
24% Dec
19
Sep
8
35% Sep
24 % Sep
30
Jan
30
18 3/4
July 18
15% Mar 31
Dec
36
Feb
11
Common
100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines
Inc
1
Ohio Edison Co
12%
87%
11%
87%
12
87%
11%
87%
•107%
12
87%
108
12
873/4
♦107%
108
100
40
108
*107%
108
1003/4
*107
•100
100%
IOO3/4
100%
100 3/4
100%
160
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
5,000
12%
12%
12%
11%
11%
2,900
19%
19'A
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
4,300
33%
33%
33
33
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,100
20
20
20%
19%
20
20
20
20%
20%
800
10
2.50
11%
12
113/4
11 %
11%
113/4
19%
50
Norwich Pharmacal Co
36% Sep
100
12
12
25
common
4.6% preferred
Northwestern Telegraph
27% Jan 28
10
(Minn)—
105
26
11,800
67 5/s
109% May 25
103% Feb 27
22
15%
85%
$3.60 preferred
22
15%
37%
89% May 20
Jun
85%
500
15%
66%
2
19 % Oct
15%
21,400
37%
2
12% Oct
15%
5,700
22%
*843A
Jan
23
15%
15%
26
22%
68%
10% Jan
16'A Dec
16%
21%
*255/4
"
38
82
18
22%
67%
10
14% Dec
26
22%
373A
16
28
253A
22%
.
*84%
10% Dec
92% Dec
26%
22
-
69
94% Feb
24
49%
50 3A
•26
22
85%
1
123/a Sep
49%
-49%
50%
26%
200
200
38%
21
27
135/a
*18%
81%
90
67"%
9% Jun
Dec
ii)
38
80 % Dec
X101
80%
11%
O
30% Jan
2
98'A Dec
26
86 % Dec
27
33% Aug 20
110'A Mar 12
99% Feb
43'A Mar 29
19% Jan
18
27
57% Sep
10
19
22
Oct
10
2
20
Jan
8
May
33'/a Jan
100
2
Jan
14
88'A Jan
8
104% May 15
50'/a Oct
6
22
Jan
2
26
1063/4 Aug 12
943/4 Apr 10
106% Sep 10
60% Apr
26
10
Sep 25
Jan
0nr
8
1113/4
h
Oct" i
1«% Mar
4
13% Oct
97
173/4 Mar 13
23
17% Jun
6
94
15
108% Jun
2
Oct
8
343A
4.40%
preferred
100
*103%
3.90%
preferred
100
4.56%
preferred
100
Ohio
Oil
common
Co
No par
4%
Co
com
preferred
4%%
Corp
common
convertible
*105%
347/a
105
92%
105%
34%
35
3"%
*103%
105
*92
*105%
52
°5%
*103%
105
92%
92%
93
105%
*105V2
52 %
343/4
*103
1
105%
106
51%
52%
51%
52%
51%
24%
24%
24%
243A
*243/4
18%
18
18
18
18
1,100
13%
13%
13%
9,700
preferred
94
94%
120
243A
*243/4
24%
18'/a
18 Va
18'/a
18%
13%
13%
133A
95
95
94
13%
100
S4%
94%
95%
95%
200
105%
24%
13%
5,800
105%
10
13%
35
104%
*92
52%
1
34%
103%
92%
52
133/4
35
1033/4
92%
20
Oklahoma Gas & Elec
Oliver
*92
*18
*93
92%
106
52%
25
140
270
10,300
1,800
Volume 176
Number 5163
.
.
.
The Coimnercial and Financial Chronicle
(1579)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
for
Previous
Lowest
10
Aug
13% Jan
6
15
105
Jan
5
Feb
19
81
Dec
Aug
12
21
NEW
YORK
STOCK
27 ^ Sep
Omnibus Corp
8%
Otis
(The)
convertible
Onpenhetm
11
38% Mar 25
Par
Elevator
Mar 21
2
7
Outboard
19
83
Jan
11
Outlet Co
52
Jun
11
85% Jan
23
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Oct
Marine &
12%
12 y8
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,800
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
1141/2
47 J
Mfg
*27
37
28 %
*27
37
37%
*24%
•25
24%
80
*78%
80
*78%
42%
42%
71%
43%
71%
4,800
71
71%
71
7i y8
7i
7i y4
70%
71%
4,000
4,400
12
Oct
22
17% Jan
14
No par
13
1
13%
13%
12
91
Aug
12%
5
97 y2 Jan
24
preferred
100
*90
6
13
Oct
92 %
*90
20
19% Feb
16
92%
*91
19% Jan
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
92%
11
5
13
13 y2
*13
25% Mar 22
37
13%
Oct
13%
13%
23
Pacific Coast Co
*12%
10
*36
36%
35
36
35%
36%
36%
37
60%
conv
com
12%
10
1st
noncum
No par
60
*59
Apr
6
44
Feb
15
35
Mar 18
46
Oct
10
2nd preferred noncum
No par
*44'/8
45
45
16% Jan
3
25% Dec
27
25% Jan
29% Jun
23
10
27%
28
2
34% Mar
3
32% Jun
12
36% Oct
24
17
54% Mar
6
50
Apr
17
52% Jan
16
24
49'A Feb
5
24% Oct
23
35 y4
31% Mar 27
July 14
3
114% Oct
11
108% Apr
*130% Dec 27
151% Jan
30
132
Jan
2
114% Sep
3
145% May 19
6% Feb
14
5% Jan
2
7% Aug 21
19
17% Oct
16
7
8% Jan
7
4Y8 Apr
30
29
22% Sep
May 24
8% Jan
4% Jun
9
3
29
Dec
6% Mar
7
-
24
26% Mar 15
9% Sep
4
5% May 22
X9% July 18
13% Apr
18
Oct
16
12
25
Mar 15
40y4Oct
6
33% Jan
10
41
Apr
*40
Feb
20
62
Nov
20
59% Jan
9
81
Mar 18
92
Dec
31
104% Jan
18
93
Jan
2
10
29
12
Mar,[16
Dec
112
29
71
Dec
Oct
24
18
9%
*9%
4%
4%
4%
4%
22,900
9%
9
9%
Transp___5
9%
*35 %
36
9%
17,100
35%
35%
*34
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4% preferred
.—100
*34%
34%
34%
34%
200
70%
73
71%
71%
70
70%
71%
98
70%
70%
98
5,600
Panhandle
Utah
22%
22%
22%
33%
33%
31%
33%
900
14% Aug
65'A
65%
7
65%
65 %
5,800
10
*12yB
12%
*12%
12
12%
38
Aug 11
27
31% Sep
9
35% Oct
14
Apr
12
49% Jan
30
101
July 11
104% Jan
19
95% Feb
13
6
20
Mar
7
13% Mar 15
95% Feb 28
98
Dec
7
94
39% May 24
11% Dec
3
54
Sep
6
48% Feb 20
10
July 29
Sep 19
Jan
2
39
Sep
27
33% Jun
5
95% Oct
22
104
Jan
23
98
Jan
4
13
15% Apr 29
110% Jan
21
May
8
3
98% May 10
16% Mar 27
*95% Jan
12
Sep
May
1
55 % Sep
24
17% Jan
14
22
Feb
3
6
156
Dec
1
142
Feb
21
156
Aug 18
28
174
Feb
1
151
Jan
4
165
Aug 25
54% Oct
3
42% Mar 17
Sep 25
8% Oct 22
11
2
r
Jan
30
17
132% Jan
33% Jan
17
3
21% Dec 21
131% Nov 30
Feb
31% Jan
2
10 y4 Jan
3
28% Jun
4
14% Apr 12
36% Aug 23
147
2
85
Jan
17
Oct
23
80
Jan
17
24
Jan
30
16
20% Apr 18
9
21% July 17
Oct
Jan
68
18
98
21
71
9
Jan
27
53'/a July 21
10% Jan
129
25 y8
Jan
31
Apr 17
11 % Jan
25% Jan 21
145
34 y4
Aug 27
July
9
1,100
130%
*35
9 %
*39%
49%
48%
48%
*30%
30%
*30%
30%
129%
129%
129%
129'%
37
9%
41
*101%
103
19%
20'%
19%
20
1,900
108 %
107%
108'%
1,200
12.50
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
34'A
34%
14.000
61
61
60%
61
60'A
60%
60'%
60'A
60'/8
60'A
4,130
Phelps-Dodge
Corp
Philadelphia Co 6ft
Fhila Electric
Co
prelerred
50
30%
30 %
30%
30
30 %
30'%
30'A
30%
30'A
2,900
23%
23%
24
24
23%
24 %
24'A
24%
*23%
24%
2,300
preferred
100
*110%
111
*110%
111
llOVa
110%
*110'%
111
3.8%
preferred
100
*96%
98
*96%
98
*97%
98
*97%
98
*97%
4.3ft
preferred
100
106%
*105%
106
105%
106
106
106%
Phila Sb Reading Coal & Iron
Philco
Corp
3%%
4ft
preferred
3.90% series preferred
1
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
16
15%
15%
34%
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
85
85
84%
84%
84
84%
85
85
45%
46
45%
46 %
100
1
45%
46%
100
*98
99
*98
99
100
*95%
45%
*98
45%
99
preferred
Inc
97
*96
97
*96
15%
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
*93%
98
*93%
98
*93%
98
*93%
98
53%
54
53%
*10%
11%
25
35%
36%
*100
*16%
*105'%
27
101
17
__
53 %
10%
10%
*10%
11%
*10'A
10%
*10%
10%
100
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
*35%
35%
1,500
100'%
100%
101
16%
101
17
*105%
27%
*100
*16%
101
17
27%
27%
*87%
89%
*87%
88%
88%
88%
*90%
92
*90%
91
91
91
1
53
53
53
52%
53
100
16%
*53
16
*152%
155
*152%
*164
165
53%
53
15%
16
15%
155
*152'A
155
*152%
165
16%
164%
164%
*163
10
47%
47%
47%
47%
47
8%
8%
8%
8%
17%
18
18
100
73
73
*72
73%
100
70
70
*68%
69%
*20%
21
*142,
148
26%
26%
21
17%
*72
68%
*20%
30
7,300
2,800
17%
4,300
18
17%
18
17%
73%
72
72
*71%
68
68%
20%
148
27
27
*26%
11%
*11%
11%
148
27
15
19
Jan
22
Poor & Co class B__—
No par
15%
15%
15%
16%
15% Nov 30
14% Jan
7
17% Oct
14
Potomac
17%
17%
17%
17%
9% Oct
16
13% Jan
18
29% Jan 31
8
17% Jan
22
May 13
86% Jan
19
80
26% May
28% Apr
Dec
17
79% Dec
10
91% Feb
1
7
13
24%
1
81
Feb
Jan
87
Sep
25% Oct
24 y8 Jan
26% May 20
Sep
11
2
Oct
29
48
Nov 28
Feb
Jan
22
2
29
Feb
6
64%
65
5
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
*80%
Inc
com
80%
80%
80%
*80%
80%
♦80'A
80%
570
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
3,900
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33
8,600
121%
121%
*121%
♦121%
123
4.64%
preferred
100
32%
122
3%%
preferred
100
*82
82%
*82
82%
4.32% preferred
25
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
Pub Serv El
& Gas
No par
com
16% Jan
2
25% Oct
11
70% Dec
19
82
3% Apr
2
5
preferred
4.70% cum preferred
—100
5
23% Jan
2
72
9
28% Apr
79% May
25%
27%
122
25%
27%
25%
27%
25%
27%
(The)
(The)
100
*99
100%
100
107%
107%
107%
107%
40%
40%
40%
40%
No par
com
57 %
100
108%
No par
common
Co
*98
No par
Quaker Oats
4
100
6,600
17,700
33%
35% Jan
18
34%
80 %
5% cohv preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
Jun
9%
28
Apr 28
33% Aug 11
27% Feb
13,800
65
9%
80 %
Pure OH
148
9%
64
Pullman Inc
1
9%
♦33%
*33
9%
27%
11
3
9%
34%
4,800
33%
9%
500
1,100
17%
10
23
24% May
17%
No par
69 y4 Jan
25% Apr 17
17%
of Indiana—No par
43% Jan
138% Jan
17%
6,100
16
preferred
5 6 % Oct
2
159
Jan
*15%
65 %
Co
39% Mar 20
110
16
33%
$1.40 dlv preference com—No par
106% Aug 11
28% Jan
2
16
64
4.08%
May 23
31% Feb
5
40%
34%
6
110
29%
40%
65%
9%
100
600
11%
29%
*33%
9
16
*11%
42
29
*40%
X64%
27% Aug
6ct~~5
11%
29%
*11%
9%
102% May
16
27%
66
92% Jan
Apr
20%
148
34%
24% Jan
108
27%
9%
13
62% Dec 28
27% Jan
9
20%
♦142
*33%
65%
21
102% Jan
48%
May 16
Serv
27
Co of Colo
cum
Public Serv
29
124% Oct
109% Jan
Nov~l6
27% Feb
$4.75
Public
Sep
21
145%
150
800
1
Industries
30 y4 Mar 28
27
72
68%
No par
com
Gamble
34
25
107
2
Publlcker
*20%
*142%
68%
preferred series A..50
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
conv
165
68%
15% Sep
&
165
8%
15
4%%
1,400
155
47%
20% Oct
Procter
1,400
15%
*15%
*152'A
163'%
41%
1
*52%
155
8%
29%
4
30
600
53 %
46%
28%
Jan
3,500
88'%
91 %
163%
*40%
35
28
91%
8%
41%
17%
15%
27%
*87
46%
29
17%
800
8%
41%
,16
80
17
46%
28%
16
16%
100'%
18,900
8%
*142
*142
*100
54 %
47%
*11%
—10
*11%
*20%
18%
8%
11%
68% Apr
27%
27%
88
92
29%
9
27 %
53'A
*105'A
88
42'%
8
17
*105%
*105%
28%
31% Sep
16%
54%
92
16%
96%
53%
No par
27%
*96
52%
No par
No par
Co
97
54%
42%
Power
220
8,300
99
*14%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—_100
Pittston Co (The)—
1
Plough Inc
i
5
62% May
11% Oct
46%
*95%
No par
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
17
45%
*98
15%
Chem Co com—No par
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
11
8,100
8,700
86
98
2
7% guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
80
15%
34%
97
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry corn—100
16% Jan
15%
*14%
100
convertible preferred
460
34'A
*85
*93%
No par
$4.80 preferred (convj
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
41% Jan
106%.
5
common
120
98
No par
Hosiery
Electric
99
111
No par
com
0%
Creek
*98
111
100
Phillips Jones Corp
$5
106
3
common
preferred series A
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—_5
$4
106%
5
19
2,103
30%
1
Feb
20%
No par
com
Pocahontas
30% Aug
119% Feb
108
20
No par
common
preference
conv
Pond
95
20,000
41
103
108'A
Plymouth Oil Co..
30% Feb
9%
*39%
*101%
108%
13
25
900
37 %
108%
37% Mar 15
27
9%
108 %
55 y4 Feb
Dec
*35
108%
20%
16
23% Jun
40%
102%
24
17
9%
*101%
28% Oct
Jan
*39%
37%
108%
20
40% Oct
14
S>%
100
20 %
28
12% Feb
*35
(conv)
preferred
20
Feb
3
48%
31
131
14,400
27
~2
48%
48%
*30
16%
29
46% Mar 28
23,300
31%
10 y4 Jun
2
18%
16%
33
18
18%
31%
4
May 24
18%
16%
13% Jan
26% May 24
18%
32
57
16y4Nov 23
18%
16%
46% July 2
15 V4 Jun 28
2
18%
31%
Pitts Coke &
13
41
102%
4,200
16%
29
28
10
30 %
31%
Pltney-Bowes
95% Feb
*39%
*101%
37%
30
30 Va
16%
Pitts C C & St L RR
37 y2 Jan
9%
107%
30%
31%
21
106% Jan
41
102%
*35
31
*106 %
30%
16%
25
1
10%
51
131%
.
105%
30%
32
110% Jan
1
37
131%
400
105%
30 %
16%
102% Apr
17 y4 Sep
6
50
*30
*105%
31%
Pillsbury Mills Inc
Oct
23
*101%
51
31
131%
106
16%
Phoenix
Oct
15% Oct
*39%
100
*105 %
400
32%
4
85
46
No par
106
•
1,200
16%
5
25
25
19
Co
& Co Inc
Jan
24% Oct
17
18%
;
Mar
91
Sep 28
19 %
common
2
8
106
18%
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
62% July
39
17
27
31%
4
20% Feb
28
*25%
5
24
90
*27%
27
1
99% Jun
3
27%
"~*25%
com
2nd
4.4%
2
27%
26
50
preferred
(Chas)
4ft
6
2
28
26
Pfizer
Oct
15% Jan
28
5
$1
83% Jan
12%
27%
26 %
800
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
May 15
108% Mar
*12 %
27%
30 %
RR
12%
5%
26 Va
30%
10
63 %»Jun
*12%
\
30%
*35
4%%
27
30%
100
Pet Milk Co
12 %
28
*105%
33%c
2
66 %
100
51
26% Jan
51
Pennsylvania
66%
—No par
Light Co
131%
19
6
&
*30
13
39% Sep
preferred
Penn Power
27%
*26
5
95% Feb 27
56% Mar 9
8
1
100
17% Jan
29
7
—10
27% Dec
100
6ft
Corp
Sand Corp com
Salt Mfg Co
2
9
Coke Corp
Cement
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
13
22
Penn Coal &
5%
'
Pennsylvania
29
17% Jan
Co
15
81% Dec
110% Jun
(J C)
23
20% Jan
2
prior preferred
conv
67% Jan
112
110% Jun 29
5%
34% Apr
145
2
93
3,000
66%
103% Jan
42% May 15
83% Jan 12
5%
G5%
8
16
100
1,000
3,200
66%
25
107% Jan
5
7%
7%
66%
2
3
33%
7%
7%
16%
22% Jan
28
*33%
:
34%
29
Dec
7%
16%
2
45% Nov
7%
7%
34 %
2
91
33%
*7'/a
17
25
8
33%
.
3,300
10,900
34%
19% Jan
*103% Jan
7%
42%
5'A
42 y4 Jan
17
7%
7%
800
2
41%
*34%
117% Jan
Jan
34%
7%
41%
*16%
1
Q3
*33%
7%
7%
41%
5%
23
3
34%
42
2
16%
7
Oct
5%
*33
41%
2%
5,900
6,700
34%
22
31
1
5
34 %
42%
2
7%
No par
14
*17% Jun
Feabody Coal
*33
41%
2
7
Penney
23
100% Nov 30
Enterprises
Co common
42%
130
23 %
34%
2
7%
8
Jan
4
30
22%
*33%
2%
7
72% Feb
16 y4 Jun
9
24
22%
34%
7%
5%
23% Jan
Apr 17
135
23%
*2
7%
34%
44% Jan
Nov
106
22%
2%
7%
*16%
105% Apr
26 % Feb
Feb
&
99
5%
1
30
Jan
Transportation
Patlno Mines
41%
*98
*33 %
23
No par
99
16%
2
*115
110
Co
*98
7%
34'/2
2
99
34%
22
2
41% Apr
22%
34%
*98
5%
Jan
22% Dec 17
103% Dec 31
Dec
1
1
Mines.—1
Pepsi-Cola Co
Mar 11
24
7%
99
71%
34%
105% Sep 29
3
106
&
15
May
92
7
*98
35
*16%
19% Oct
1
18
Davis
10% Apr
57
21% Jan
Consolidated
Peoria & Eastern Ry
33
108
1
Paramount Pictures Corp
& Tilford Distillers Corp
18
Mar"27
84
&
Inc
Corp
40% Feb
63%
Jun
Oil
8% Feb 20
22% Mar 12
46% Aug
121% Aug
Dec" 13
62% July
Petrol
6
26
2
*9%
4%
9%
5
18 y4 Dec
35% Nov 26
Oct 29
111
9%
9%
4%
Airways
Aug
May
3,200
5'%
13
40
18%
16%
20% Jun
101
18%
34%
3
9
18%
16%
11
10
18%
-*34%
3iy4 Sep
13
18%
.25
108% Feb
48% Oct 23
34% Mar 27
130
3,700
No par
5
27
6%
Penick & Ford
4
17% Feb
'60
6%
35% Aug 27
Jan
23% Sep
Nov
No par
18
6%
*9%
Parke
26% Feb
56
Apr
105% Feb
73
18%
9%
6%
9%
Penna Glass
3
70% July 24
18%
*9%
730
6%
4%
Penn-Dixie
11
8% July
Jan
18
18%
10
6%
9%
5
27
37% Jan
6%
9%
30% Aug 21
Jan
152% Dec
6%
*136
4%
29 y4 Jan
105
Sep 28
27% Apr 18
26 y4 Jan 18
5
Oct
138
*9%
15
17% Jan
July
18
7
112
*136
9%
22
100% Apr
Jun
6%
112
138
4%
26
19
16
137
112
9%
World
23% Jan
28
12% Jan
148
111%
136
7%
8% Jun 29
37% Jun
111%
138
*7%
Feb
July
112
*136
7%
31
I9y4 Jan
14,900
111%
111%
138
7%
2
91
25%
112%
*136
7%
38% Oct
Jan
24%
111%
100
com
7%
25
16
2.200
5
7
31
17,800
50%
—2.50
17
14% Dec
36%
50%
25
No par
Oct
Jun
36
51%
24'%
Parker Rust Proof Co
Feb
13
36%
51%
25%
Parmelee
30
Dec
36
51%
24%
7
129
91
36%
51
26
10
1,700
36
29%
4%
Amer
15
29
450
36%
Park
29
46
27%
52
26
29
25% Jan
& Teleg
Pan-American
Pars
8% Jan
60
46
27%
1
Pan
16
20% Jan
27%
29
Jan
20
46
27%
51%
8 y4 Apr
5% Oct 23
45
27%
62
*60%
25%
18%. Jan
16% Oct
45
27%
200
29%
10
31% May 2
65% Oct 23
45
28
300
620
52
15
8
60
37
37
35%
Oct
8
60
13
29%
7
21
*56
45
12%
92
51%
6% Feb
Dec
54%
Telep
preferred
Packard Motor Car
21
38
12%
91%
*12%
12%
35%
4%
3% Jan
Feb
91
25
6ft preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
43 y4 Jan
58
12%
91
No par
16
15 y2
29
34
Pacific
60%
12%
No par
Corp
14
27% Mar *0
25
Jun
Electric
16
29
10
16
&
22
74 y2 Jan
29
Jun
30% Mar 13
Lighting
Oct
25 y4 Jan
19% May 24
102% Dec 10
30
14
Gas
Pacific
Pacific Mills
33
41% Aug
64% Apr 11
12% Jun 25
52% Jan
13
Pacific
*27%
41% Oct
10 % Jan
21
111% Jun
14
9% Jan
12
Corp
8% Jan
21
16% Jun
Oct
100% Jun
2
Finance
60
21% Feb
3
28
24% Jan
2
Jan
Pacific
common
7
39% Sep 20
29
Dec
22% Jun
9
63% Aug
34 % Dec
-
15
11
16
21% July 16
31% Oct 24
20
Jan
4y4Jan
57
2
6% July 31
7% Dec
6% Oct
5
33% Sep
21
May 24
40% July 10
19
Feb
9
preferred
500
42%
101% Mar
cum
3,700
24 V4
80
12.50
July 13
13% Jun
24%
*78%
42%
37
40% Jan
25
80
35%
42*2
Oct
31% Jan
35%
42%
61
2% July
25
*78%
36
28 %
42%
Mar 17
Jun
80
*27
43%
51
1
24%
25%
35%
28%
43%
29
17
*27
36%
*78%
Nov
Jan
36%
*25%
65
4y4 Jun
37%
28%
5
53
103
*27
2.50
Corp
1
Nov
28%
16
4*
Shares
12%
No par
Paboe Products Inc
the Week
114%
Oct
31
Friday
Oct. 24
Oct. 23
12%
35
*49% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
114%
10
17% Jan
PRICES
12%
No par
Feb
SALE
Oct. 22
114%
10
Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 21
5
Collins
79
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 20
A__100
common
preferred
19
27
Monday
EXCHANGE
13% Aug 28
114% Oct 14
Continued—Page 9
LOW
41% Apr 24
69y4 Sep 16
6
89% Aug 30
2
16% Nov 28
Nov
15
Feb
19
14
12
91% Apr
27
13
95
8% Apr
5
35
Dec
73% Feb
2
6
17% Sep
75
1
Highest
13
39% Apr
21% Jan
25
Since Jan.
Lowest
Dec
27
Mar 24
33% Jan
Range
Highest
96% Jun
25
STOCKS
1951
Fear
32%
8
6ft preferred
loo
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
26%
146
*24%
57%
109
32%
82
*25%
25%
27%
*99
*107%
40
124
*121
82
*82
25%
25%
25%
25%
27%
100%
108
*107%
27%
*107%
100
25%
13,100
27%
6,200
100%
108
40
40%
57%
57
58
56%
57
*108%
109
32 %
31%
50
60
25%
40%
57%
26%
25%
*qo
82
40
109%
146
108
82
*25%
40
32%
26%
25%
27%
*99%
57%
*144%
25%
27%
*108%
26%
82%
100 %
56%
146%
123
300
4,900
10,300
108%
108%
*108%
109%
400
32%
*31%
32%
32%
32%
500
26%
27 a
144% 144%
24%
24 -a
27
27%
*144% 145%
24%
24%
5,000
26%
26%
*144%
24%
146
24%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
*76%
76%
76%
76%
76%
76%
1,400
3%
3%
3%
33A
3%
27,000
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
18,900
25
24%
24%
26%
76
3%
27%
76%
26%
76%
27
3%
3%
4
3%
3%
90%
*42%
3%
90%
43'A
3%
3%
3%
220
900
R
3
May 16
87
Nov 28
33
Jan
2
Mar
5
Oct
4
5% Feb
8
103
see
page
4% Jan
11
88% Jan
22
2
97% July 18
40% Mar
9
45% Oct 18
For footnote*
Jan
Jan
3% Apr
7
3% Jun 18
14
13
4% Oct
9
5
48
Aug 29
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%ft pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
90
*42%
76%
90
91
91
43'A
42%
43
*90
42%
92
42%
21,200
*90
92
140
42
42
700
19
The Commercial
20
Financial Chronicle
and
.
.
.
Monday,
October 27, 1952
(1580)
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Year
j
Previous
for
Range
Highest
Lowest
1
33%
Dec"24
37% Feb
36% Sep
25% Feo
4
31
Jun
18
Feb
20
41
Sep
11
30% Jan
15
35
July
11
13% Jan
8
22
1
Reed
9% Sep
24% Nov 24
32% Feb
8
35 Va Aug 22
30
Dec 14
44
Feb
16
37
Feb
3
36
11% Sep
15
4
I
13
Dec
19
19% Feb
7
11% Feb
17
Jun
29
20% Feb
1
18% Jan
4
15% Jun
25
21% Jan
5
14% Oct
24
173/4 Jun
26
31
12% Feb
8
5% Aug 15
7% Jan
7
,28% Mar
5
13% Feb
9
7% Dec
9% Aug 21
14 % Jan
90
100
1734 Oct
16
21% Jan
6
90 Va Feb
19
98
Republic Pictures common™.
$1 convertible preferred
108% Jun
24
115
9
28 Vb Jun
16
x333/8 Aug
6% Jun
8% Feb
28
38% Jan
25
133
31% Dec
48
Oct
175
Oct
22
29
674 Oct
21
4
32 Va Jan
36
Jan
2
Dec
13
Jan
45
26
41
83
Mar 31
98% Jan
Jan
19
34% Apr
50%: Apr
2
62%, Sep
28
23
31
Apr
93% Jan
100
Feb
Jan
26
5
Roan
5
1
No par
26%
60 Va
—No par
Mines.——
*24%
7%
26%
61%
25;,
7%
21 %
42
Co
Copper
21 %
42
16%
16
38% Sep
4
Rochester
No par
36%
36%
119%
155
Jan
22
103
Apr
23
93% Sep
29
18% Feb
19% Oct
16
243/4 Jan
54
Jan
2
3
12% Feb
21
10% Apr
17
9
293/4 Feb
29
9
84
Gas
Inc
1
20
4
9
99 Va Feb
21
10
104% Oct
8
Feb
54
4% %
6
St Joseph Lead Co
Sep
18
35 % Oct
25% Dec
31
24 '/a Apr
16
28% July 31
8
223% Apr
17
28% July 31
St L
6
X6OV2 Feb
103
57
Jun
27
70
July 31
205
Apr
5
320
May 11
205
Feb
8
258
Aug 11
122
Apr
11
148
Jun
11
150
Oct
7
150
Oct
7
163/4 Jan
9
24% Feb
6
4
97
May 29
11
22
Aug 20
18% Sep
Feb
7
Mar
x88
17% Jun
1st
9
13% Oct
23
18% Jan
pfd 4.40%' series A
Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
2
31
23% Oct
23
33 % Jan
2
Sep
Feb
21
49% May
26
89
59
102
27
58 Va July 22
1
94
Scott
Apr
21
1053/4 Jun
13
Sep
30
$4
Nov
1
108
Jun
11
102% Oct
23
31
July
2
38
Jan
8
29% Oct
23
35 Va Jan
30
7
85
Feb
13
89'/a Apr
29
12
103
Oct
20
116% Jan
30
14% Jan
2
16% Oct
3
Dec
26
95
107% Dec
28
123
Jan
13% Jan
2
15
83
Mar
104
2
102 % Jan
5
Sep
107
8
May
preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
preferred
4.30%
4.40%
9
14
75% Jan
4
86
68% Dec
20
67 Va Jan
3
109
17% Jan
3
21 % Dec
12
19% Jan
12
Mar 14
103 % Sep
18
75
Oct
15
103 % Apr
3
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
22% Jan
15
123/4 Feb
13
163/4 Sep
2
Seagrave
7
Sears
74
12 Va Dec
51% Jan
31
25
58
Feb
14
50% Feb
8
19
Nov
19
18% Jan
2
16% May
16% Jan
II
July
23
22
90
29% Jun
25
36% Sep
jun
6
29
60% Aug
109'A
37
Jan
8% Dec
21
6 Va
49
*87
89
*87%
88%
104
104 %
104 %
103%
26%
2
23
Jan
51
Mar 15
12% Jan
8
70% Sep
2
%Jun 29
65 Va Feb
6
17% Mar 19
12% Sep
27
133/4 July
10% Jan
6
Jan
5
2
8
2
21%
21%
20, V
21
19%
20'A
40
40
39%
39%
39 %
39 %
40
16%
17
*16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
36%
36%
*36'A
36%
36%
36%
120 %
120%
46% Sep
10
3 8 3/4 Oct
Mar 14
95% Oct
17
77
Sep
10
31
Jan
38% Feb
16
31% Apr
15
25
32% Mar 28
39% May
3234 Mar
8
15
Dec
21
23% Feb
Dec
21
80 Va
Feb
16
94
Feb
25
25% Apr
37% Sep
11
19% Dec
21
3
III Va Apr
2
4% Apr 24
7% July 2
*26%
40-% Jan
25
14
Solar
7
9
9% Jan
Dec
19
52 Va Jan
45% Jan
17
17
73
52% Oct
2
Aug 28
Nov
16
45
32% Jun
26
35% Mar
Jan
18
38
May
9
34
Apr
Sep
5
5% Aug 27
11% Sep 25
51% July 22
69
Jan
14
6
42% Jan
16
14
37 V* Aug
6
10% Jun
29
28
123/4 Jan
2
19% Jan
2
22% Aug 30
25
Sep
2
.51
21% Apr
473/4 Jan
22
35% Jan
9
61
July 17
38% Oct
16
46% July
2
63%. Nov 27
x64% Sep 12
13% Jan
2
5% Jun
5
77
12% Dec
41% Nov 23
52.% Nov 24
99% Dec
20
25% July 12
20% Jun 29
226
*211
226
211
211
*211
226
*136
160
*136
160
*136
160
*136
160
19 Va
8
Tan
75 Va Aug
11
66
Jan
71
Aug
7
9
11% Oct
16
Jan
17
7% Jan
29
9% Oct
4
101
5
47% Dec
Mar
Feb
23
99 V2 Jan
5
16
52
31
105
21
9
29% Feb
13
17 Va
36% Oct
13
31% May
July 18
29
14% Feb
9
29
81
Feb
9
65 Va
2
30% Dec
5
25% Feb
64 Va July
135
Jun
157
July
For
29
2
29,
5
26% Feb
96
Mar
7% Oct
2
May 16
3
13
22 % Jan
273/8 Aug
1
80% Jan
92% Apr
3
12% Jan
18% Oct
24
10% Jan
17
Oct
9
1
8
102 !4
102%
200
29%
29%
87
87
29 Va
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
87 %
*86 V2
87 'A
*86%
87%
*103%
104%
104%
*103%
15%
15%
104 Va
104
*103
3,100
I
230
15%
*79
34
38 %
102%
9%
27%
*9%
73%
*73
*73
•
10
37 Va
37%
5,500
33%
34 Va
34
34 Va
3,103
38
4,700
37'A
37 Va
38 Va
37 Va
37%
*101 Va
102%
101%
101%
102%
/ 80
9%
9%
*9%
9 Va
9%
9%
974
9%
1,000
27%
27%
27 Va
27 Va
*26%
27%
*26%
27%
7o
69 %
69%
68 %
69
69
70
69'/a
7074
8,400
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,900
14
14
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
14
5,100
2%
2%
38%
38
*101%
102
36"
33%
2%
*35%
2Va
33 Va
12
33
40%
'A
36
35%
32%
12
68%
68
20
2o
20
20'A
*20
15
33%
33%
17%
17%
5%
11 >8
51
54
40
40
25
35 Va
35 %
5%
11
33 Va
17Va
*130
5%
11%
5%
11
11%
33 %
17%
134
5%
*56%
33'A
12 Va
12 Va
12%
58
57
66
20 %
33%
17
17
129
129
5%
51
50
50
53
52Va
53 Va
*39%
16%
58,200
34
17 7
1.700
8
135
*
200
11,200
11%
35%
33%
*131
1174
11
41
400
11 VB
llVa
52 Va
35 Va
2074
21,700
*49 3A
*39 Va
240
*20%
5%
54
41
50
66%
5V4
51
35%
2,900
''
74
5%
53 %
35 %
2,000
„
57
<73
*49%
*39 Va
500
36 Va
32%
58
33%
600
16,800
3.600
32%
11%
17%
85
35%
*68
135
40%
84 Va
32%
*56 Va
33%
40%
84
35%
68 Va
17%
39
Va
33 Va
58
*132
4,000
2,800
39
39
12
20
2%
29%
28 Va
*68%
20
2%
28%
2%
28
*56%
133
500
39
2%
40
28 Va
*35%
36
33 Va
13%
28
68%
12%
*101
'
58
54
I.-
37%
68Va
*49%
400
%
33%
*35%
com.No par
2174.
37%
83
11
300
13,200
37%
40
com_4.50
1,600
14'/a
57%
34%
84%
5%
9%
30
33 Va
40%
133
*207/2
...
37 Va
84
1
82 %
,
2,303
,
34
40
pfd—100
*80
15 Va
104
37%
85
33
15 Va
*101%
37%
40%
41
*49%
54
*39%
100
51
1,600
54%
100
41
35%
35Va
35
35 Va
3,700
15
14%
15 Va
23,400
15%
15Va
14%
*24%
24%
*24 Va
2i%
24%
24 Va
51
51'A
51'A
51%
51%
52
52
(Del)___.No par
39%
40%
39%
40
39
39%
39%
40 %
39%
40 Va
38,100
67 Va
73 Va
68 %
67 Va
68
6 6'A
67 %
66%
67%
67%
68 %
17,100
100
73
7 3 Va
73
73
72%
1,300
100
70
70
*69
70
69
69
1
12
12
*12
12%
12%
12Va
stk
tr
ctfs
par
5%
73%
6
6%
57 a
6%
1
6%
No par
*101%
103
*101%
43%
44
43%
6
15
5%
6
6%
*
6 %
*101 Va
103
44%
43%
5%
6%
103
43%
72 %
*69
72%
70
11%
12
*5%
6
*6%
*101Va
43%
6%
103
43 %
72%
*69
11%
5%
e%
400
1,600
60
70
900
11%
1,900
5%
400
6 74
*101%
103
43%
44
"
1 800
160
50
53%
4
55%
55%
*54%
5 5'A
*54 Va
55 %
100
*101 %
102%
*101%
102 %
*101%
102 %
*101%
102 %
*101%
102%
30
...1
Sons
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3.500
38
38%
38 Va
39%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
7.600
1
2
(stamped).No par
5
54
54%
54 3
3'4
7%
7%
65%
65%
65 Va
65 Va
*65%
29
29 %
287a
29
7%
7%
7
28 %
7%
66
7%
*65%
7%
66
28%
28'A
28%
7%
*65%
3,700
7%
80
66
28 'A
28 3 3
3,200
2 6'/a
■3,200
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26
25%
26
86%
86%
86%
86%
86%
86%
86%
87
87%
87%
1
17
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17'A
17%
17%
18%
6,500
Co com—No par
16
16
16
16'A
15%
16
15%
1534
15%
15%
3,800
com
No par
26%
No par
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
& Elec
107
15%
104
82 %
*80
81
81
109
15%
*101%
85
Spiegel Inc common
Brands
•101%
81
106%
15%
104
40 Va
(The)
pfd
104
24 Va
104 Va Oct
9
$4
preference
187% Sep
24
S6
prior preferred
208
24
$7
103
*86%
29%
*103%
89
*102'A
14%
Jan
22
*87 Va
89
*87%
24%
Jan
page
51%
89
103
50%
167
see
51 %
.*87%
*102 V*
15Va
24%
151
footnotes
51%
89
50 Va
8
Sep
1,700
51
51%
103
14%
15
74 % Jan
51% *52%
51%
*87%
*102'A
300
50 %
Feb
1
14,500
83 Va
preferred
Gas
23%
40%
Square D Co
Stand
23%
82'A
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.50% cum preferred
Standard
23%
40%
preferred
Ohio
$4.50
23%
24%
172% Oct
160
Co
$5.50 preferred
Conv
24
common..No par
Railway
noncum
Sperry Corp
Jun
23%
7.50
Co
4
10 Va Jan
3,600
24%
5
39% Sep
73
14%
Elec—No par
Spencer Kellogg &
32% July 25
2074
*14'/a
Co
&
Gas
7
8
13% Feb
Pacific
4.60%
20%
14%
*39
Edison:
Gas
26% Jan
13
143/4 Sep
78% Feb
Sep
57% Jan
20%
13 %
39Va
Spear & Co common
103
20%
15 Va
28 %■
17
4
20%
14
39%
29
9
20%
15%
28%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
No
103% July
47% Sep
Va
21
39%
9% Jan
Feb
38% Apr
6
57% Dec
100
93
*92
16,900
93%
24
74%
25
Natural
&
18%
*15 Va
39%
(The)
Indiana
Mobile
93%
*92
18%
*20%
28 Va
•6% Jan
Aug
6 Va Oct
Nov 20
5%
18%
*92
14%
14Va
2%
28 '/a
50
California
Southern
693/8 Aug
65
17 Va Oct
33 '/a
par
preferred
South'-n
48% Feb
G
Porto Rico Sugar
Southern
93%
*92
18%
74%
preferred
Southern Co
19%
*73
Co
South Carolina E &
South
18%
19%
74 Va
12 Va
8
9
9% Jun
8% Jun
3
9
19% Jan
21% Nov 24
44% Aug
26
10
66 % Nov
,79% Nov 23
10 % May 24
15% Sep
Feb
75 Va Mar
25
30
16
75% Feb
64
May 24
Jan
Nov
10
*211
74%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
8%
1,200
*73
*56 Va
Southern
66%
67
9,800
67%
37%
20
Solvay American Corp 4%
5%
300
2774
66%
37%
preferred
100
preferred
100
Corona Typewriters.No par
Aircraft
South
/
26%
67
1,100
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
21% Jan
7
26%
26%
1
3
4 Va Feb
26%
26
39,900
Alexander Inc common
22% Apr
1243/4 May
26%
6,100
9%
Smith
4.20%
Oct
*26%
26'A
36
1174
10
3%%
143% Sep
26%
25 Va
35%
11
20
7
143
*26%
26%
780
2.100
36 Va
9%
Corp
66% Mar 22
2
26%
26 Va
84%
102%
11 %
(AO)
80% Apr
16Va May
3 5'A
84 Va
102'/a
21
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
Smith &
11,200
84 %
9%
Smith
15
17% Mar 12
36%
No par
25
Corp
Skelly Oil Co
24
53% Jan
39
8
36
No par
No par
Co
24
83/4 Jan
46
393/4 Aug
38% July 24
30
30
30
10%
Coalition Mines
Oil
37%
101
21
1
Simonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair
102%
*66%
500
8%
15
Oct
Dec
6
26
84%
102
.67
*13%
•
11 %
Co
19% Aug 27
32% Oct 15
19
25%. Mar 15
A) Pen
11% Oct
5
19% Jun
3
102% Jan
*84
66%
800
13%
14
10.2%
84'A
84%
102'A
36%
27
57%
21 %
Corp
66% Oct
23
75% Nov
G)
57
5
60
6
29%
84 'A
102'A
37%
27
2,900
19%
57'A
9%
July 16
11
75
30 Va
13%
19%
57'A
10%
48
*34% Jan
29%
30%
30 Va
.
21%
Corp
Simmons
57'A
97 a
July
7
20
58
11'A
Jan
18
20
57
13%
4,400
10
21%
32
3
19 Va
58
13%
9%
20'/a
20
13%
500
118 Va
102
*100
9%
11
49
Oct
102
9%
58
13%
118 Va
120
*100
21%
2%
39
9%
11 Va
13%
28
/
102
1,300
21%
10
1
5
-
9%
2,300
v
*21
9%
10%
*73
5
17
*100,
9%
120
117
117
102
900
40
57%
Sheraton Corp of America
Feb
36%
36'A
57%
Silver King
53% Feb
3,800
78
16
35
100
3,000
7%
20
19 Va
14
14
8
July
25%
*7%'
57%
4 Va Jan
2
2 9 y8
7%
78
14% Oct
41% Jan
3
25%
7%
14
2
Aug 27
May 27
3% July
(W
Mfg
*24%
7%
78
_1
(Frank
Oil
Sheller
7
7%
3,900
'*
57%
No
Corp
Shell
29
7%
900
26%
60 Va
*25
57%
& Gas
Sheaffer
Mar 15
'
7%
25
25
25
*24%
60
77%
*9%
27%
69%
14%
87
58%
25%
60'A
26%
*26%
59%
690
*13'A
38
16% Jan
26%
57%
v
13%
*101 Va
23% July 31
31% Aug 10
26%
60%
500
89
104%
57%
No par
29 Va Jan
26%
60
49
*87
1047/a
105
22,500
77%
5
$4.50 preferred
8
87 %
87%
105
10
1,900
38%
38
*44
49
*44
49
*44
6%
38%
6%
13%
common
Shamrock Oil
May 28
38
180
*6%
57 Va
No par
10 Va Sep
107
37%
6%
37%
6%
6'A
37%
4874
*170
180
*170
77%
No par
28
6%
37 Va
48%
48
49 %
175
14
Shattuck
11
x8% Feb
49
175
57 Va
Sharp & Dohme common
$4.25 cum preferred
x96% Jan
4,300
50
185
78
10
3714 Oct
9
43 Va
5%
49 Va
*175
100
57%
48 Va Jan
23
9
14,800
78
Sharon
19
1,300
574
*13%
30
Jan
108
30 7/4
5%
14%
42% Jan
12% Feb
49% May
25
96% Nov 23
29 Va
5%
77%
Refrigerator Co
Steel
29 •%
5%
77%
1
16
29%
5%
*13%
No par.
Co
&
1
Oct
29%
5%
5%
2,700
Servel
33
29%
30
.
12.500
Seiberling Rubber Co
9
109%
21%
4
50% May
2
*109 78
29%
•*
32% Jan
109%
1087a
Seeger
8
*109%
21%
29
25
109%
108%
21
Aug
*109'A
21%
22
41% Sep
109'A
11,900
108 %
11% Oct
75
37%
21%
14% Jan
20
37%
106%
23
Mar 13
37 Va
21%
15
31% Feb
10
37%
108 >.<,
15
68
10
37%
21%
25
13
9 Va
37%
21%
9% Oct
May 25
9%
38 Va
21%
Corp
Roebuck
Inc
709
10
21 %
J
Seaboard Finance Co
7 Va Feb
Sep
4,009
3%
*9%
21 Va
Line RR Co com—No par
4
11% Jan
68% Dec
Nov
8
22%
3%
10
*101%
100
100
89% Feb
29
3.35%
3 Va
3 Va
17,600
103
103
15Va
15Va
*101% 104
*79
81
104% 105%
5
com
preferred
preferred
13
26
Jun
Seabd Air
20 74
1
(The)
73 Va Dec
21
20
No par
Co
47
Oct
19%
5
Elec
101% Nov
May 21
22
No par
conv
Scranton
200
3,7 90
21%
19%
*20%
21
15 %
15%
24 %
24 %
51%
52 Va
*87 '/a
89
103
103
29%
30
87
87
No par
No par
No par
25
100
100
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
99
Feb
Regis Paper Co common
Sangamo
41% Jan
Mar 30
87% Dec
19
St
100
5
100
10
5
1.40
preferred
noncum
9,200
18
99 74
*96
21%
19%
3%
100
58%
37%
.
66
66%
*211
226 •
*136
160
19 Va
19%
*92
93%
Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5%
21% Jan
17% July 10
31 Va NOV 24
41
19
22% Sep
12
Nov
10
96
10
89% Jun
St
*54%
10
30%
*26 %
26 %
& Power Co_No par
common..No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
San F Ry Co
200
9%
177 a
13
101 %
200
5%
28
21%
20 Va
3%
3%
3%
56 %
*96
21
19%
20'/a
19%
Va
»9
17%
96%
20
28
9%
*54%
18 Va
96
84%
103
36%
St Joseph Light
32% Oct
30:,/8
84%
8
100
100
10
preferred
conv preferred
4%
19% May 23
20
17%
21%
14 Va
*14
5
Safeway Stores common
33 % Jan
Oct
21% July
11% Jan
18VB
96%
21%
9%
59
(Jacob)
Ruppert
993/4 Sep
71% Oct
18 Va
20
*58
56%
*95%
10
10
1
*54%
27%
*9
9'A
56%
*100
102
*100
No par
(The)
17% July 18
23
100
Works
Metal
Art
119%
20
common...
Typewriter
Royal
Ruberoid Co
65% July 15
Co
Haas
Corp
El
&
preferred series A
Ronson
3
17
4%
15
13
&
Rohm
Inc
9'A
5%
27%
28
*27'A
5Va
*5%
5 %
9%
*54%
16%
Mills
4.50%
15%
5%
*44
49
88 Va
104
Corp
Antelope
Robbins
15
28
*9
20
3%
10
38%
109%
1
Oct
29
14%
20
1
57
15
1,300
50
63
4
1,100
15
common
33% Jan
20% May 29
2
19
preferred series A
26% Sep
Apr
*18%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
3
41
18%
15
2
Aug 29
39% Mar
18%
4
May
101 % Jan
18 «/2
23
2
7
18%
19% Jan
11
20
19
48% Jan
47 % Jan
29 Va Nov
*18 Va
293/4 Jan
15% Jan
89 % Dec
100
19
2
20% Jan
8% Jan
13
22
100
Feb
34 "a
*12%
23
110
•
*34
13
19% Oct
16% May
4
23
107
39%
34%
*12'A
39% Oct
26
160% Aug 29
20
Aug 30
Oil
Ritter Company
July 24
7% Sep
May 13
Richfield
200
*39 Va
*34
13
87a/4
103 '/a
series
Manufacturing
Rheem
9
40
34%
13
100
100
seaies
3.60%
Preferred 4.50%
12
74% July
5 Va
34% July 12
3
33
Preferred
4
1063/4 Jun
27
23% Mar
17
Dec
21 % May
2
6
25
40
40
*34
13%
*44
10
Common
Oct
2
Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob
45
92% Apr
53% Feb
5
42
8
31
24
5
3
253/4 May 19
18
47
26 % Nov
45% Dec
16% July
Oct
38% Oct
2
Drug Inc
Reynolds
890
34 Va
29%
30»/a
5r,/a
5%
50 Va
50 Va
*175
185
6%
6%
37
37%
No par
2.50
com
No par
preferred—100
1
class B
10
Copper & Brass
Reynolds Metals Co
5 Va %
convertible
2
Jan
101% Jan
16
10
6% Oct
32
10
Jan
4% Aug 21
10% Jan
40% Jan
85
23
108 % Mar 19
xl0J% Dec 6
2
30
Feb
242
28-/4
40%
19%
3%
9%
38Va
*109
1
50c
10
No par
prior pfd series A
100
conv
Rexall
6% Jan
23
13
11% Jan
x7%Nov 28
Revere
67% Jan
July 29
5
5
13
Sep
66% Sep
240
25
Jan
6%
6
"26 Va
*13
18Va
Republic Steel Corp com
3
Jan
28%
*33%
18 Va
97 %
21%
Republic Aviation Corp
5
7,900
28%
*40
18
11
34% May
25
10 *'8
13%
21 '/a
24
118% Jan
2714 Jun
10-,*
34 %
*953/a
5 Va Jan
July 19
111
900
10%
40%
1
20% Oct
16
35'A
*13
50c
25c
common
6
37% Oct
40
5,209
32%
*33 Va
5
100
series
10
2
28%
*27 %
19
49% Feb
28 %
28
9%
50%
$4.50 preferred
Motors Inc
30
28%
*27%
*9
*543.4
3% Sep
44% Jan
28%
No par
93/4 Jun
29
35% Jun
28%
28 Va
Shares
32
*84%
'
Reo
10% Mar 29
10%
5%
13% Jan
24
21
10%
15%
9
6 % Sep
10%
*5%
3
11% Sep
10%
*15%
23% Sep
16% Jan
10%
5%
3
27
10%
15%
18'/Wan
10% July 3
3% May 21
35 'A
35
*5%
Co common
Mfg
pfd 3%%>
Remington-Rand
July 30
32 %
34%
lo%
17
22% Feb
9% Jun
2
17
Apr
Conv
26
32
35 >/«
10
preference
Corp
Stores
Reliance
3
Jan
23
2
16% July
10% July
2
52% Sep
2
22% Sep
2
11
Jan
8% May
32
35 Va
& Co—
prior
div
Reliable
24
30 Va Juiy
7
Jan
58
Feb
64
15
25
317 a
35%
___50c
Bros Inc
tRobt)
Si.25
31%
*35 Va
the Week
*40
No par
Bit Co
Roller
Reeves
Reis
22% Aug 30
54% Dec
July
X31%
10%
Raytheon Mfg Co—
24
Friday
Oct. £4
Thursday
35 Va
25
5
Reading Co common
—50
4-/0
noncum 1st preferred
50
4% noncum 2nd preferred——50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
Jan
34
13
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
32%
32'/a
1
Rayonler Inc common
$2 preferred
6
35% Aug
3
24 % May
AM)
OciOct.
Oct. ill
Oct. 20
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
Range
1951
prior preferred
No par
No par
No par
101%
185Va
101%
185%
204% 205%
101%
*185%
205
101%
186
205%
101 Va
*184
205 %
101%
101%
1017 a
101 %
102%
185
185
186%
184
184
205'A
205%
205%
205 Va
205%
-
170
6.800
800
2,200
Volume 176
Number 5163'. '.'. The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
,
(1581)" 21
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
Previous
for
Lowest
Range
Mar 13
59
Apr
58Jun
2
55% Sep
78% Oct
13
75% Dec
33% Mar 15
47% Oct
10
Jan,
1
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par,,,
50% Jan
3
4
17
70% Oct
16
,
92
M'ar 15
Standard
31
72
Oct
16
85
Jan
25
Standard
Oil
of
New
8
35% Oct
Jersey
16
47% Jan
22
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
9
94
10
18
33A%
31
105% Mar
14
25
17% Oct
19
Jan
64% July 23
100 %
Sep
Standard Oil of California
Oil
of
No par
25
Indiana
Oct. 81
533/4
52'A
54
52%
53%
72'A
715/a
72%
72
74
71%
733/8
733/4
71%
723A
72%
73'/2
10,500
72%
73%
72%
74
36,600
35%
36%
12,200
*98%
36'A
*98
36%
%'
363/a
363/4
36
36J/2
35%
99%
*98
99%
99
99
11% Oct
20
15% Jan
5
25% Apr
Stand Ry
18
Equip Mfg Co
1
22% Feb
27
11%
11%
Steel
13
1
53
25% Sep
2
58% Aug 29
Standard
56% Feb
24
241/s
convertible, preferred-.
50
Starrett Co (The) L S
No par
*55
56
*40
41
40'A
16 34
16%
29
44% Feb
% July 16
90
Jun
2
42
i
Oct
13% Mar 24
17
32 % Oct
22
4
x91% Sep
33% Oct
11
98
10
43% Jan
11
15% Jan
36% May
3
3
104 % Jan
28
39'/a Apr
16
15% Feb
47% Oct
2
49% Jan
2
17
23
July
44% Jan
16% Dec
19% Jan
2
1
173/4 Sep
2
8
13% Oct
16
16% Jun
10
18% Mar
26
11
2
16% Jan
3
18 % r'ay
25% Apr 14
35% Mar
7
25% July 30
23
1
97/a Dec
26
4
99
93
5
391/4 May
115% Dec
11
96
119% Jan
Studebaker
Sun'Chemical
29
119'A Feb
$4.50
Sun
15
Sep
18'% Oct
6
24'A Apr
28
24'A Jun
16
22% Sep
23
26'A Apr
3
Jan
10
67% Oct
10
Jun
26
15
355
Mar 14
'16% Jun
22
9
Jan
570
Sep
24% Dec
29
28% Aug
101% Jun
26
110% Oct
10% July 24
13% Jan
Jun
28
13% Jan
2
-
23% Jan
80 i
40
4%
23% Jan
30 % Oct
10
3
34% May 19
50% Oct 16
13
18
27% Oct
16
1
3
100% Apr
32% Oct
15
Oct
Oct
30
6
7 i
1;
18
12
Dec
6
46% Oct
113/a Mar
7
33% Apr
4
47% Oct
21% Jun
103
Jan
4% Jan
24% Nov 26
353/8 Feb
1
Jun"
29
Jun
29
4
1
-
"
25% Mar
23
24% Dec
26
27% Feb
8
10 3/8 Apr
2
102'A"Jun
26
14% Oct
_7%
27
31
15
Sep
2
17% Dec
18
8
Inc
32% Jan
19
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Pacific
Tennessee
*13% Jan"
16
7 Nov
8
41
Jan
16
85/a Jan
6
12% Dec
7
2
41% Oct
18% Jan
70
33%
33%
7,100
2,200
203/a
20
19%
20%
19%
20
16
*15%
15%
15%
15%
400
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,300
13%
*17
17%
*17
17 %
*17
17%
26 3A
27
26%
27
26%
34%
26%
34%
2,900
34%
35
34%
35%
12,200
30'A
1
Coal
116'A
19'A
23%'"
22%
*485
*19%
25%
107%
23%
*22%
23%
800
231/4
23
23
231/4
23%
1,500
66
65
66
66
65%
65%
*
25%
500
25%
108
108
8%
8%
490
*485
19%
25%
19%
25%
108
600
1,300
109
120
11%
11%
113/a
*11%
12
1.100
31
30%
303/4
31
10,100
16%
>V
*15
16%
373/8
107'A
83%
107'A
6
*14
373/4
83%
6
108
6
14%
108
14%
6%
52%
14%
6%
*39
40
52
28%
?
zze/y-Z:
14%
6%
39
137
19%
*108
30%
85
34%
200
251/4
251/4
109
3,700
•
11%
38
103%
35%
19%
25'A
*108
800
8%
505
31%
85
52
83/4
*485
•■19%
25
108
373/4.
39
8%
505
11%
*14
6%
1
8%
490
19%
30%
16%
108%
certificates—;
.
19%
25%
108
65
8%
19 %
6
10
20
15,900
*231/2
85
28%
1,500
19
23%
38%
103
8734
117
*23%
108
10
87%
*116
233/4
500
v
19%
6%
87%
117
*23%
8%
31%
*14%
1,700
23%
85
No par
117
2,400
9%
101 %
183/4
37%
-
87%
117%
30%
9%
•100
183/4
1
Co
871/2
*116
30%
9%
18%
No par
Oil
&
873/b
101%
*65
11 %
—-8
30%
9
*100
18%
8%
30%
7.50
30'/a
9'/a
101%
18%
23%
/
11 %
*14
19
30%
9%
*100
*22%
66
500
117'A
18%
23
8%
87%
*116
18%
20%
93/8
101%
873A
233A
*65
301/4
*9%
*100
87 3/4
116'A
9
Producing
Sulphur
30'A
91/4
1011/2
87%
25
com
30'A
9'/a
*100
100
52%
16%
37%
373A
84
84
107%
6
6
5%
*14 V
6%
6
40
50%
*14
37%
84
1073/a
14%
6%
*39
163/4
37 =
*83
51%
14%
%
*39
50%
14
7
51%
1,500
5,300
300
7%
28%
28%
28%
28%
101%
102
101%
34%
101 %
34%
1013A
33%
34
33"%
34%
34%
300
53%
51%
28%
103 %
4,100
40%
*39%
28%
28%
6%
14
6%
40 %
101%
„
)
■
6,600
70
108 i/a
38,900
29%
102
7,800
5,500
35%
6,500
139
134'A
135%
131
133
100
*106%
108
134%
135 %
137
106%
106 %
138
105%
105%
40%
41
105%
105y4
*105
40%
107
41
50c
40'A
40%
11%
40%
11%
11%
11%
40"%
10%
41 %
No par
11
16%
10%
40%
11 %
10%
16%
10%
16%
8,100
6,400
13'A
13%
13%
16%
1,100
38%
38%
*38'A
13%
I,100
383A
22
280
1
15% Feb
8
The
Inc
common
preferred
conv
$2.40
\
14% Jan
preference
conv
No par
Fair
Thermoid
No par
Co
common
1
<
9%
9
*42
2%
Thompson (J R)
15v*;
Thompson Products Inc com
til
4 % preferred
100
Thompson-Starrett Co com__No par
*12%
July 28
15
4
Timken-Detroit Axle
23
49
2
Timken
5
$3.50 preference
Tide
Water
Toledo
Roller
Oil
Co
27% Mar 12
Transamerica Corp
23% Jan
3
Trans
28
7
13% Jan
8
17
Sep ,3
111% Oct 15
10
15% Jan
3
21% Feb
15
44% Feb
15
19% Sep
26
$6
Truax-Traer
Conv
10% Oct
15
34
Twin
9%
43
9
9
*42
43
2%
*2%
12%
12%
*12%
53%
53%
52%
13
53 %
98
*96%
98
3%
3%
3%
3%
27%
*26%
27%
2%
12%
9
400
Vb
2,500
42%
120
*2%
13
52%
98
9
*41%
2%
*12%
53%
3%
2%
*12%
13
100
100
533%
53%
98
*96%
53%'
963/4
96%
20
3%
3%
3%
26%
26
*l23/8
9
41%
*2%
13
*96%
12%,
'
9
41%
*26 %
27%
33/8
3,700
3%
3,800
27%
*26
200
18%
II,300
18%
19%
18
19%
18%
18%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21 %
40%
21 %
3,000
39%
40
12
12
39%
39%
11%
39%
11%
39%
4,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
6,700
243/4
11,600
2
25%
5
16%
No par
*23%
Co
1
15
110%
19%
25%
24%
1952
24%
16%
16%
16%
l63/4
17
*23%
24
24
15 %
24%
500
15
15%
14%
23%
15%
14%
15
15
15%
13,300
111%
110%
110%
110%
111%
110%
16%
16%
16%
43 %
*43%
18%
18%
51%
52
*51%
11
11%
110
110%
111
3,400
610
16%
16 V
16%
16
16%
44
43%
43%
43
43
*43
43%
400
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
,18%
18%
2,200
52
52
52
*51%
52
52
11%
*51
11
11%
10%
15%
11
10%
16
2,500
120
10
*9%
10%
10
15,700
10
10
10
10%
10%
32%
10%
3,100
32%
32 %
31%
31%
32
32
33
&%
1
10%
32%
par
;_50
Co
24%
16%
23%
18%
11%
24%
17
24
43%
1
25
16%
23%
1
50
24%
17
1
common
25%
18 3/8
24%
50
common
(conv)
prior preferred
Coach
V.
*2%
21%
common
series of
conv
12%
40
Century Fox Film new
Twin City Rap Transit com__No
5%
12%
21%
20th
15
7
5 %
12%
40%
—No par
Tung-Sol Electric Co
29
29
Corp
Preferred series A
12%
38%
18%
Inc—;
—1
Coal
38%
40%
—
Airlines
preferred
*13
38 %
21%
5
Transuc & Williams Steel
Jan
13%
38%
10
(The)
23
Tri-Continental
*16%
13%
'A
400
5
27
World
161/2
13%
38
4,000
No par
Bearing
Edison
53
*96%
16%
13%
*26%
No par
Associated
Feb
May
*9
50
16%
13%
39
12%
43 %
July 28
12% Sep
12
2%
preferred
Transit Corp_No par
24% July
22% Sep
7
16%
*42%
convertible
31
fJan
12
16%
1:
$2.50
tThird Avenue
22
12% Jan
93 %
33%
17
25
share
$1.25
2
15
93%
33%
No par
18% Feb
Oct
93%
34
17
25
•Texas & Pacific Ry Co—
Texas Utilities Co
Textron
3
31
*92%
x33%
17'/a
*17
5
25
Jan
931/2
34%
263/4
_——
Oct
9% Sep
*92iA
34%
35
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
109% Sep
98% July
8% July 15
32%
35'A
Corp
Jun
29
32%
26%
Co
Sub
195% Mar 28
9
23
32%
34%
(James)
Telautograph Corp
116% July 14
46% Jan 12
55% Sep
12% Sep
32 J/4
20
No par
4
105
8,100
32%
931/2
13 5/8
12.50
pfd
Texas
56% Oct,
9
32%
32%
*92 %
19%
Ltd
17
23
32%
600
353A
—
29
1
x21% Jan
500
55%
27'A
California
Jun
16% Oct
1
21
110% Feb
».
600
16%
*55%
*15%
10c
Co
cum
Talcott
15
10% Oct
Nov
of
60% Jan
18
3
40
16%
56
35%
Mining Co
1
Feb
22%
40
16%
26%
Inc
(conv)
Symington Gould Corp—.
24
40% May. 19
16% Aug 25
47 % Aug 25
151/4 Dec
Biscuits
Feb
Jan
11
40%
16%
15%
No par
preferred
$4.40
9
7% Oct
4
8% Jan
40%
16'A
13%
No par
International
$4
21
12% Feb
xl0% Jan
2
287s Aug
July 3
7% Jan
15% Feb
42% May
91% Jan
543,4
40'A
20%
common
preferred
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
*
29
43% Feb
10
56
*40
*16
13%
No par
18% Apr
39% Oct
•
19
29
Jun
Swift
39% Mar' 8
89% Aug 25
48
2
31
Dec
16% Jan
-
Swift'&
1
30
"
~3
51% Sep
11
19
20
Feb
130
18
18%
Aug
8
13% Aug 29
35% Jan 22
9
*541/2
161/8
*15%
Corp
50
Sutherland Paper Co common
5
4.40% preferred
100
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
26% Aug 26
10% Oct
9% Sep
3
43
Sunshine
109
2% May 29
5 *
21
x9% Jan
Sunshine
Superior Oil
16
Sep
55%
40'A
1,600
15%
Superior Steel
41% Sep
>
4
13
23
12 % July
2
1
Dec
16% Oct
37
16
65/a Jan
Feb
90
8'
10% Oct
8
19
16
7
18% Jan
Mar 13
" Jan
24
233/a Mar
2
Oct
86
32% Jan
16% Oct
-
128
15;
23% Mar
27
16
2,300
13%
A 4%%
preferred
100
Oil Corp-common
_1
4%% -preferred series A'
—25
5%% conv 2nd pfd ser 1950—20
14
42
11%
24
15'A
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
47% Oct
7
.
13
Oct
28
3% Jun
13 '/a Jan
11%
24
1
_i
A
26
4% Mar 11
4
11%
24
13%
20
Co common
Apr
17
11%
23%
'
No par
Corp
series
Oil
27% Jan
23
18
35% Dec
July 18
570
Corp
20'A
Sunray
1
69% Aug 11
11% Jan 18
110% Jan
21
Oct
35% July 23
40
5% Oct
'103% Mar 10
leva July 19
8'A Jan
14
May
Feb
188
5
13% Sep
81% Jan
102
49
25'
Jun
1
119
7
243/4 Jun
11
19
28
59% Sep
30'A Dec
76'A Jan
17
Sep
Apr 12
32 % May
2
6 3/a Sep
2
Jan
23
24
15
40
90% Mar 15
80
24
6
14
25
34% Mar
2
10% Jan
10% May
2
44% Jun
102 % Jan
8
9
Jan
22% Apr
5
95% Mar
2
July
13
18
,
105% Dec
0% Nov 24
12% July
17
23
v
Jan
39
3
5
25
Oct
19% Oct
17% Oct
2
Dec
102% Dec
490
4
20
32
May 1
8% Oct 16
20
Nov
i
63
18
5
Class
3
22% Jan
Sep
34%
11%
24
■
5
Corp
21
8
92%
'A
99%
10
11%
11%
24%
1
common
Webster—
27
24 %
29
&
10% Jan
24% Jan
56
•
Stone
943/4 Jan
10
Corp
preference
101'A Jun
23
8
prior
3
114 % Jan
—15
33
92
14,000
23%
11 »/2
24
*55
32%
100-
Fuller Co_
4
21 % Oct
21% Jan
&
17
Jun
.
16'%
5
& Co Inc
Sunbeam
17% Jan
r
(J P)
33'A Mar 24
Apr
79% Jan'
.1
preferred
Baer
5'X
8
9
Nov
Inc
common
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
6
31% Feb
Feb
4
Inc
Stewart-Warner
Stix
21
30% Aug
12% May
Apr
67% Jan
Feb
8
26% May 20
96
11
Jan
*
Stores
54%
'
20% Feb
18
3 J%%
Stevens
.
8
20% Feb
Bros
Sterling Drug
Apr ,30
20% Dec
Jun~28
Sterchi
3
31
15% Oct
14%
4%
53%
36%
*98'/a
99
2
13
Shares
53
9
37'/a Jun
the Week
72 VB
July
36'/a Jan
Friday
Oct. 24
Oct. 23
73'A
100
common
Sales for
Thursday
72%
July
Spring
SALE PRICES
Oct. 22
,
54
50 %
6
HIGH
Wednesday
■
71%
20
Jun
,/
53'A
-
15
preferred series A
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 20
common—_10
93% Dec
Jun
Since
f cwe-t
Highest
44
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
1951
Year;
9%
33
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*12%
12%
400
93/4
*9%
900
1,300
U
13
Jan
2
473A Jan
2
12% Jan
37%
Jan
2
10
53% Mar 28
100% Nov
26
15% Mar
58
3
May 11
;
15% Oct
52
Sep
4
21
66% July 30
2
112% Feb
96% Oct
19
83
Dec
28
96
91% Dec
3
107
102
Mar 17
Jan
11
Mar
33% Apr
9 7 3/4 Nov
4
42% Oct
26
109% Jan
44% Dec
27
36
29
7
Jun
26% July
100% Nov
22% Jan
2
26
10
12
Oct
16
15% Feb
2
49% Apr, 25
11% Jun
3
56% Feb
A
14% Aug
6
Union Asbestos
26
50
2
Feb 27
68
Union Bag & Paper
Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
43% Jun
57
104
Jan
2
93
May 9
83% Jan 25
94
29% Jan
45% July 9
121% Mar 31
Jan
49% Jun
Jan
9
37% May
1
28
42% Aug 12
36% Sep
3
35% Dec
2
May
101% Jan
18
24% May
107
1
35
109
26% Jan
18
3% Jun
19
2
Jan
65% Oct
36
101% Jan
31
8
33% Jan
30
2
37% July 25
Sep
56% Nov
Preferred 4%%
United Biscuit
18
6
27
Oct
22
33% Feb
11
33/8 Feb
6
4% Apr
25
United
56% Nov
5
16
15
12% Jan
22
88
50
Feb
43A Jan
7
2
6% Aug 11
Apr 21
47
8
25
Oct
73% Feb
8
23
21% Jan
15
United
22
18
7
United
13
563A Oct
16
8
24% Jan
2
14% July 12
17% May 1
18% Feb
1
223/i Sep
20
17% Jan
38% Apr
99
Jun
18% Nov
12
30% July 26
12% Oct
12
Oct
543/8 Jan
9
11
1
19
May
24
2
104% Jan
4
164% Dec
29
185
Jan
26
167
Jan
8
12% May 24
58% May 19
193/4 May 24
19
Jan
.17
16
Jan
9
70
Jan
25
61
Mar 19
For
124
Feb
28% Jan
fnof-nnt.ee
<pp
13
101% Feb
10
oa^e
10% Oct
22.
20
8
21% Jan
73
7
Apr
1
102% Aug
28% Sep
7
119
179
2
Aug 27
May
United
2
66
Sep
8
1%
25% Jan
2
U
S
61%
62%
15,500
34 %
100
*103%
-27%
.
97
*33%
*106%
„
105
36%
*47
*98%
100
100
36%
107
36
100
100
36 3/b
36'/a
105%
105'A
*98%
363/8
105%
106 %
36%
106
100
363/4
170
170
"20
40
9,000
5.500
473A
47'A
47'A
47%
47%
39
39
39'A
40
40 'A
1,400
34'%
33%
34 '/a
34%
34%
12,100
*103%
104'A
*103 J/2
104'A
103'A
103'A
*103%
27%
26%
27%
27%
283/4
273/4
27
*97%
34
*106%
*13%
58%
*27
3%
*66
98
343/s
108
973/4
973A
34%
34'A
107
583/4
58'A
583A
28
27
*106'A
13%
27
33A
67
5
6%
47
34%
*13%
6%
'
973A
*106%
13%
5
6%
49%-
88
109
33%
5
*6%
98
*86'A
*108
39
67
5
1
com_l
#qc:
88
47%
3%
*66
98
*86'A
343/4
29%
100 *7
*95
88
39%
59
33/4
108
98
47%
13%
*27
108
*95
*86%
33%
97%
*'57%
108%
98
86%
400
47%
34%
*13%
*108
'A
39
f
273/8
108
108%
r"
105%
39%
33%
100
47
97%
*34'A
*106'A
97
34%
*13%
58'A
58 'A
*58%
58%
27
*263/4
27
33/4
663A
67%
*663A
3%;
33/4
3%
*663/4
67%
673/4
5
*6'A
47a
5
6%
5
6%
1,100
500
13%
*26
5
100
19,800
108
133/a
3%
5
.
28 3/8
*13'A
3%
*6%
*96 5A
34'A
108
104
1,700
6%
6 %
900
100
6,300
70
30,300
300
48
48
49'A
49%
50
*16%
16%
16 3/8
16'/a
16'A
16 3/8
16%
16 3/4
3.600
14%
14%
14%
14 J/8
14%
14'A
143/8
14%
14%
3,600
Gas
No par
&
Mfrs
Paramount
Gypsum Co
56%
57%
57 •%
57%
57%
10,300
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
25
25 %
11,900
323/4
323/4
32%
32%
32%
32 J/8
32
32
32%
32%
1
12%
12%
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'/8
12%
7,600
1
12%
123/e
12%
12%
12
12 3/8
12
12'A
12
12%
19.000
Inc
1
*12%
_No par
No par
58 %
58%
*101%
102%
No par
26%
20
112%
common
Machinery
preferred
U S Leather Co
*48
Co—13%
Theatres
preferred
Hoffman
4%%
*47%
10
Improvement
Certificates
of
interest
US & Foreign Securities
$4.50 1st preferred
U S Freight Co
9
22% Sep
39%
10
United Gas Corp
S
62
100
373/8
5
com—30c
United Fruit Co
U
61%
163/4
United Merch
96% Jan
62
14%
United
20
61 %
16%
7
28
62 5/a
2,200
5
2
20
4,200
5
15% Jan
106% Feb
44%
Cos——
21% Jan
2
24% Mar
30
29% Aug- 6
34% Sep 19
44
Engineering <Xr Foundry
8
18
8
643/4 Jan
100
No par
preferred
Electric Coal
24
22% Sep
61% Sep
113A Oct
May
7%
44'A
86%
108
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores
United Dye & Chemical
Corp
11
Feb
20
Corp
10% Feb
74
25% Oct
Carton
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp (Del)
21
37
No par
69% July 9
53/a Mar 21
Oct
31% Dec
&
44
*95
*99%
No par
United Carbon Co
16% Oct
3
Board
44%
98
107
common—10
United-Carr Fastener
8
United
44 J/8
86'%
47-%
America
Sep
11
44%
*95
47%
—.
5% Oct
17% Feb
13
*85%
series of 1952_100
of
$4.50 preferred
49%
13
62%
63%
No par
Inc
70% Mar 19
2
July
Lines
17
9
25
19
26% Jan
Air
12%
48%
12"%
443/8
44%
preferred—-50
Co
Aircraft
8
Nov
May 22
Car
12%
49'A
12%
108
50
Corp common
convertible preferred
United
14'A Oct
xl9
Tank
5%
102 % Mar 20
107
noncumulative
12%
49'A
12%
108
25
Union Pacific RR Co common
13% Sep
57% Oct
12
Dec
May, 1
30% Jan 21
3
Mar 13
12
8% Dec
68
Mar
Jan
62%
108
No par
4%
12'A
49%
12%
44%
_No par
Union
123/s
49'A
*12%
series
United
123/8
49%
13
493/a
13
series—
Union Oil of California
19
123/a
50
*12%
20
$4
40
41% May
112% Jan
21
Jan
$3.50
Preferred
45% Jan
12
493/4
5
No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No
par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred
16
100
1
No par
& Rubber Co
5
35% Oct
6
3
Corp (The)—
Underwood Corp
Apr 21
104
2
15% Aug 22
44% Mar 13
4
July 31
91% Jun,
15
Feb
3
43% Jun 25
30
52
28
Dec
98
July 16
Apr
Jan
91 %
101
111
Jan
Udylite
_.
com
100
*173
5
100
No par
20 %
V
*63
11%
12%
56%
123/a
58
101%
57%
123/a
58%
101%
56%
12%
58
57%
57
*12
12%
1174
12'A
5 8 3/s
102'%
58%
58%
*101%
59%
*101%
1021/2
*101%
6 00
12
2,800
59
4,800
102%
80
*
27
112%
174
20%
64
12
26%
26%
111
112
*173
174
20%
*63
11%
20%
64
11%
25'A
110 J/2
*173
J/4
20%
*63
11%
26'A
111
174
20%
63 3A
11%
*25%
26
108%
110
*1073/4
108%
*173 'A
174
*1731%
20'A
1,300
174
203/a
*63
11%
26
20% t
64
1.1%
1
*63
11%
26
21'A
1,700'
5,800
633A
11%
5.800
!
f
22
The Commercial and
(1582)
*
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
17
Range
1951
Year
29
28
7 % Dec
8'/2 J^n
x36 7. Nov
13
8 % Mar 24
29
35% Oct
23
39% July 29
27
84 % Mar
Nov
24
42% Feb
4
96% Feb
14
92'/a Dec
6
106% Oct
56
Sep
26% Oct
X81% Jun
8
86% Dec
9
G6
Dec
29
5
94
19
16
45
July 24
6
136% Jan
2
2
0
53% Oct
16
87% Mar 28
68% May 29
16
61
8
Jan
27% July
146% Feb
30
37% Oct 23
19
138% May 16
8 '/o
24
13
18% Jan
3
20% Mar 20
19% Oct
20
23
Feb
21
36% July 25
41
5% Jun
27
9% Jun
28
13
Nov
7
96% Jan
18
4% Jan
22
9
27% Jun
8
5% Jan
26
Oct
6
Jan
24
2% May 15
22% Jun
2
15
23
21
Nov
x27 % Oct
170% Jan
12
156
Jan
14
14% Sep
26
11
Apr
24
Oct
19
57
8% Jun
4
Jun
21
May
13874
137%
No par
100
37%
37%
37%
37%
3774
37%
377s
37%
3774
37%
38,400
*14072
140%
14072
1407a
140%
140%
1407a
1407a
140%
140%
1,000
3,500
common
974
97s
974
974
974
9 74
9%
974
9'/4
convertible preferred—No par
Wall Paper Inc common—2
convertible preferred
50
88 7a
887a
*88 7a
X877a
877a
*86 7a
88 Va
*87 7a
887a
American Corp
'16174
8
26
23 72 Oct
23
10% Oct
16
5
2
28 7b Oct
9
23% Apr
23
115% Dec
14
116
105 74 Jan
9
115% Dec
19
116
25% Nov
26
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
623/4
623/4
*62%
637a
*6234
637a
40
30%
31
307a
307a
307a
30%
2,300
Corp of Amerlca__No par
35%
363/4
35%
367a
367a
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3,300
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31
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3
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10
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29
29 7a
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117a
117a
117a
11%
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11
11
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11
1174
4,700
11
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23%
23%
23%
24 7a
24
24
23%
24
2,100
17
3
125
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16
1
32
Jan
2
100% Jan
18
87% Sep
9
9372 Apr
29
28% Dec
28
18 Va Oct
24
29% Jan
19
13772 Jan
1
2
37a%
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
28
11674 Feb
20
11072 Jan
8
11574 May 13
95
Nov
26
106% Jan
26
Dec
21
103 74 May
7
29% Jun
29
387a Dec
6
3374 Apr
24
37% Jan
31% Mar
3
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14
31
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2
13
11
16% Apr
18
Jan
18
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2
Jan
30
8
28% Mar
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127
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102
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113
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92
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20
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100
com
700
127
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91
Virginia Ry Co common
6% preferred
ViSking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
7% preferred
4
Jun
44% Jan
*125
127
26%
26 7a
91
$4.20 dividend preferred
3574 May 22
127
"125
27
*89
preferred
May 29
103
9874 Jan 22
"125
127
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Virginia Eiec & Power Co
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$4.04 dividend preferred
103 % May
Mar 12
div partic
6 %
127
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26%
100
com
1,200
14%
29
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noncumulatlve preferred—100
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5%
2674 Aug 19
Nov
2.50
Victor Chemical
19
3
Apr
21% Jan
30
18% Jan
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12572 Aug 29
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Apr
24% Oct
20
162
2,50
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162
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23
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32
25
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15 72 Jan
13
100
*24%
64
12%
1
Raaite Co Inc
Dec
162
22%
24%
317a
Utah Power & Light Co
123/4
7,300
2
*2274
24%
12%
Norman
29
*16174
2
22%
31
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12
162
2
1%
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22%
24%
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Vanadium
2072 Jan
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2
300
25%
12%
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2
247a
300
2,400
2%
637a
4
16% July
1%
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31
16
8
1%
227a
24%
3
25%
3,100
63
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Oct
162
2%
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10
100
6
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30%
177a Jan
48
3
24%
1%
197a
25%
*22 74
1%
22
243/4
—100
4572 Aug 14
20
3
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1974
38
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31
35 74 Jan
3
25
22
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17
July 16
3
25
24%
1
preferred
13
27
3
25
1%
—1
Corp
91
3
25
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preferred
4 7i%
19%
100
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2772 Jun
94
800
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$4.20 noncu 2d
5
95
3,300
64
pfd_5
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33 72 Feb
21
19 7a
710
54%
54%
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19%
Apr
Dec
63
38
Jan
22% Mar
5574
63
1974
14
140
54
6374
23,400
137%
137
5472
63
19 7a
24%
38
34
29
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19
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138
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63%
90
95
6
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9
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23%
55
55
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56
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13
88
10
13874
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19
104
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1387a
4072 Sep
Dec
95
139%
2
14
87
"947a
"63%
2
23 74 July
87
138 %
13% July
July 24
2,800
88
50
30 74 Jan
29
27%
*86
23%
31
\
27
88
23%
Universal Pictures
5
58%
27
*86
28
2374
29% Dec
33% Sep
26%
88
27%
88%
38
87c
11
27%
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27%
1st preferred
100
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Universal Leaf
July 28
57%
27 7a
27%
200
237a
Universal-Cyclops
13% Jan
65
57%
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23%
10
26% Jan
64
58
23%
May 23
28% Apr 10
51
58
23%
Stockyards
Universal
6
59 7a
*5%
$6
Aug
"58 72
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169
59%
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18
7
3,800
57/a
19
26% Jan
3674
5%
27
2
36
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Jan
30
367a
6
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3% Jan
35%
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38
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25% Jan
36%
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94
2
100
36
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23
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8%
367a
8
6
22
21% May 27
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36 7a
8%
38
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27
22% Jan
155
28
29
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36%
8
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11
4%
4,800
21%
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10
27
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21%
"37 7a
7% Apr
10% Jan
24% July 25
8%
21%
1
X87% Oct
24
2% Dec
21%
common..—No par
18
7
21%
"8
the Week
noncumulatlve preferred—25
S Tobacco
77c
Sep
5% Jan
Oct. 23
10
preferred
United
9
17
20 %
8
Friday
Oct. 24
Thursday
95
common
noncum
2% Apr
Feb
207a
Sales for
PRICES
Oct. 22
95
S Steel* Corp
U
May 18
43% Aug 27
7% Jan 26
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
96
preferred
7%
2074
20'/2
36%
Smelting Ref
S
U
30
Jan
144
5
.
96
S Rubber Co
I'/c
42 % Jan
47% Jan
153% Jan
37% Dec
87
Card Co
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
3% % preferred series B
U
3
Oct
67% Mar
26
31
76% Oct 30
,
57% July 3
37% Jun 29
138 % Dec
102% Jan
S Playing
3%%
Mar 28
U
151
2
Mar 28
90
Pipe it Foundry Co
U S
34% Mar 21
17
22% Oct
128% July
U
4
Jan
67
U S
20%
10
20
10
1
100
—100
preferred
4%%
7% Feb
1
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 21
Oct. 20
flf
S Lines Co common
U
23% July 21
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
12
Jan
43
28
3
YORK STOCK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
18% Jan
16
20 % Feb
Jun
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
for
.
GootiBtied—-Pagt 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range
Financial Chronicle
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297a
2974
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700
36
16%
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36
3574
3574
35%
35 7a
300
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163/4
600
3072
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307a
297a
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30
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16%
333/4
20
*29 72
100
No par
603/4
603/4
Waldorf System
*11%
12
12
12
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11%
Walgreen Co
No par
27%
27%
21%
273/4
27%
28
28
28
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44 74
44%
433/8
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43 7a
43%
43%
2.50
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19%
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29
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Apr
117a Jan
64
17
Wabash
RR
54% Jun
25
11
29
13% Feb
7
13
55
2
127a Aug
6
29
x29% Feb
13
2T/2 May 20
29% Jan
14
24
567a Oct
13
4274 Apr
29
5174 Jan
7
4
127a Oct
15
87a Oct
20
103/4 Jan
30
Walworth
Feb
23
177a Jan
11
207a Oct
10
Ward
Jun
12 1
98
Jan
12
Jun
5
26
19% Nov
5
12
Jun
5
15
Oct
22
25
Jun
3
Dec
Jun
27
45 7a May
8% Jan
7lV4Feb
21%
177a July 27
977a Oct
104
23
15 y4 Sep
11% Mar 28
1672 Jun 25
28
Jun
5
437a Jan
23
26
Jun
29
34% Feb
7
27
23% May 25
July"
1574 Feb
Wash Wat Pow Co
187a Jan
21
Waukesha
3
193/4 Feb
19
23% Sep
12
17
143/4 July 31
82
Dec
31
897a Feb
15
9 % May
3
26% May 1
803/4 Feb 28
30
Mar 14
413/4 Oct
17
28
Jan
27
21% May
111/4 Oct
19
36% Jan
29
30
207a July 25
27
Jan
24
29% Dec
101
Nov
27
1127a Jan
19
107
Feb
22
107% Feb
15% July 30
20% Feb
98% Sep
Aug
8
111
Feb
16
413/a Jan
2
273/4 Sep
West
2
35 7e Sep
2
110% Sep
103% Apr
5
18
Jan
9
102
Feb
7
Sep
17
16% Jan
29
Jun
6
1067a Jan
8
98
27
84
(The)
&
Penn
West
2774
1,500
29%
297a
4,300
31%
317a
3P/4
1,200
25
25 74
25
253/a
24%
25
247/8
2574
10,000
17 74
17%
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177a
17%
17 7a
1774
17%
17%
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21%
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213/4
22
22
22
22
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12%
12 7a
13
13 74
13%
13
137a
5
4
100
100
100
—5
15
15% Jan
7
Western
Air
22
Western
29
29% Feb
26
Oct
22
13
32% Nov
8
2
347a Oct
21
421/4 Jun
13
5
467a Feb
20
Mar
32% Jun 28
37
Oct
24% July
34% Jan
283/4 July 30
42% Oct 15
6
2
24% May 14
357a Feb 20
93% Dec
6
1047a Feb
7
95% Jan
30% July
2
423%Oct
6
34
19
127
125
Feb
126
8
33% Jun 28
Jan
467z Oct 15
84% Jun 25
94
Mar 27
80
Oct
24
6
Oct
Oct
7
11
277» Jan
30
42% Oct
14
89% Jan 22
Jan
2
75
Feb
9
12
Jun
28
1574 Jan
28
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5
12% Jan
25
17% Nov 19
128
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15
23% Dec
1403/4 Jan
45
Jan
10
o
12% Jan
22
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102
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102
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127a
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123/4
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74 7a
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75
107a
10%
50 3/8
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49%
49%
49%
400
18%
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183/4
183/4
18
18%
1874
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35
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55
55
10
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10
10
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56
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98
98
98
1,900
10
10
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373/4
38
37%
373/4
373/a
373/4
37%
37%
6,400
2574
25%
25 7a
25%
2574
25%
257a
253%
25%.
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5,100
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40%
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41
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337a
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29%
201/a
25
2574
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11%
12
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25%
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11%
20
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303/4
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30
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preference
8474
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24
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69
69
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13
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12%
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24
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23
13% Feb
14
1
B
40% Jan
8
21% Oct
3
9
49
41% Oct
8
2774 Oct
16
34
45% Jun
5974 Feb
2
39% Oct
23
50% Jan
17% Jan 24
15% July
2
19% Jan
17
15
Oct
15
47% Jan
2
71% Feb 18
88
Jan
8
8
4% Aug 29
no sales on
Ex-rights.
y
9
2
.
•
25
257a
2574
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9,700
139
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52%
43
4374
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136
136
517a
51
51
437a
433/4
437a
433/4
par
287a
28%
100
80
80
100
*105
107
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787a
*104
'•
28 3/4
28%
28%
79%
78%
787a
787a
1047a
104%
1047a
1047a
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72
5
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10%
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107a
34
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35
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28%
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250
78%
90
106
.
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600
10
10
9%
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10%
10%
800
33%
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34
34
18%
1974
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1974
45% <
453'4
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34
34
19%
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1974
45%
;
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*:
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27%
277a
27%
a
39%
40%
39%
40%
157a
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15%
157a
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8374
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82
83%
82
4%
4%
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__
10,900
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19
.
600
43%
71
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10
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par
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106
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100
13
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>
400
69
25
15%
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11,200
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69
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13
25
27%
has been
8%
9
69
69
23%
40%
......
800
3,500
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or petition
12,900
22%
27%
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41
tin receivership,
107a
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l
600
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100
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217a
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303/4
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800
5,000
11%
2174
46
14
84
30
21%
10
25
800
3,800
170
33%
25%
11%
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9
25
200
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21
197a
29
8%
j
45%
Oct
-
9
1
5% Jan
this day.
9%
9
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Sep 29
Jan
7
86
'
10
Co.
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
York Corp common
3
13% Jan
39% Jan
(F W)
Worthington Corp common—No
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
93/4 Oct
Lovett
Woodward Iron Co
2
75V4 Jan
10
Grocery Co
1
Wisconsin Elec power Co com..—10
6% preferred
100
3
2
22
Co
22,100
41%
41
80
*78
13
83% Feb
8374
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29%
70
116% Sep
333/a
29%
*84
5,700
*
333/4
2574
(The 8 S)
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25
4,300
97%
*69
July
3274 Sep
600
49%
Wilson & Co Inc common—.No par
$4.25 preferred
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Jan
8,100
1097a
93/4
3/4
&
13
76
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49 7a
Wilson-Jones
Oct
*74 7a
1097a
25%
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'
12%
75
*108 7a
13
25% Aug 11
137
Jun 26
3374
107
123/4
1274
743/4
*108 7a
75
1097a
29
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600
102
15
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102
80%
14
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10%
14
x
102
1,500
105
9%
70% Oct
Aug 17
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48
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14% Jan
97% Feb 20
6
79% Apr 17
21% Jan
3
2
105
33 74
1077a
81%
37% Dec 19
30% Jan
2
4% July
*103 7a
75% Feb
Oct
21% May 7
128% Jan 15
847a Mar 12
25
105
107a
293/4
Jun
190
33%
1077a
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8174
233/4 Jun 25
48
1077a
33 74
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1047a
107a
45
2
4,500
1077a
33%
1063/4
81
64
Jan
33%
1077a
3374
106%
807a
16
11
1,500
1074
2
51
36% Jan 25
25
84
„
2
42% Apr 17
29% Feb 20
8
76% Jan
2
25
3374
243/4
3374
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
103/4 Oct
5
12% July
24%
White Sewing Machine common—1
Apr 28
877a Oct
B
69% Nov 21
24%
23%
4674 Feb
Sep
24%
22
8% Oct 22
69
3
Sep
24%
B
54% Dec
108
24%
Wilcox Oil Co
3
25
25%
27% Aug 29
41% Jun 29
Jun 25
2,600
12% Aug 18
15% Apr
2
4
71% Dec
2974
257a
8% Mar 4
65% Feb 27
12
29%
293/4
2
2
297a
83 7a
17% Jan
21
2974
83
Apr 30
65 y2 Dec
297a
25%
29% Jan
21
297a
29%
28
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29
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32
28%
29%
4
8
3674 July 31
283/4
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10%
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287a NOV 20
82
83
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10 y4 Aug
26%
81%
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2
30
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20
7
Oct
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10
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100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
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$5 conv prior preference—No par
41% Jan 30
10
2774
81%
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No par
preferred series B
Electric
347/8 Jan
12
75 Va Jan
3.80%
Weston
17
25
90
com
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100'/a Aug
4
42% July 31
127
Mar 20
10
263/4
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100
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Westinghouse Electric com
RR
10
277a
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24 %
;
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27 74
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23
313/4 May 4
2374 Mar 19
4
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Pacific
62
Oct
38% 8ep
July
17% Jan
2
23
Western
1,500
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100
preferred
98
8
2,200
10
45% Feb
2874 Oct
29% Jan 26
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Jan
333/a Oct
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30
89
27%
27
297a
93/4 Oct
13
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27
463/a Apr
543/4 Oct
153/4
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8
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157a
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18
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9
1574
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54
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12
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27
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120
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3,200
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West Va Pulp & Paper com..No
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1
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300
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9
12
19
106
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72
13
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Petroleum Corp
Webster
19
May
26
2
297a Jan
2
95
1174 Jan
32% Jan
84
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14
15%
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Wayne Pump Co.
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23
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Number 5163
Volume 176
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bond. Record
(1583)
New York Stock
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FRIDAY
The italic letters in the
headed
column
Figures
after
WEEKLY
"Interest
decimal
Period"
point
YEARLY
•
Indicate In each
represent
one
or
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case
more
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month
of
when
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Lowest
Range
Highest
Since Jan.
Lowest
1
NEW
Highest
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BONDS
EXCHANGE
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Low
Low
High
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 21
Oct. 29
mature.
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
bonds
the
point.
a
LOW
Range for Previous
Exchange
Low
High
Friday
Oct. 28
Oct. 22
Low
High
Sales for
Oct. 24
the Week
Low
High
*103.4
103.8
*104.4
104.8
High
Bands (S)
109.8
May
1955-1960
*103
103.4
*103.2
103.6
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103.8
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2%s
1956-1959
*104.2
104.6
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104.6
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104.8
*104.4
104.8
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1958-1963
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106.2
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106.2
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106.2
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106
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105.23
.
109.9
May 10
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1960-1965
*107.28
108
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108
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108
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107.23
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100.22
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100.26
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100.22
100.4
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Treasury 2%s
1956-1958
July 16
1962-1967
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98.18
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1963-1968
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9
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96.20 Mar 18
96.20 Mar 18
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31
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13
16
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96.17 Mar 18
1965-1970
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1966-1971
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—Sep 1967-1972
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1957-1959
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1958
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100
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103.2
July 16
103.2
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102.18 Jan 29
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29
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96.16
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101.20
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—Jun 1959-1962
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-Jun 1952-1954
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27
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8
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4
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101.28 Jan
15
93.4
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7
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July 15 1972
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22
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1 1976
26
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27
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1 1981
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1975
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Last
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FOR THE WEEK
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92.16
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17
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21
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(continued)—
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110/ff
Last
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3%s series No. 9
—Jane-Dec
96
BONDS
Jan. 1
Ctty
1980.,
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97.16
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98.16
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RANGE
Friday
100.16
97.16
98.16
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No
■
98
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price.
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20
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1968
68
391%
72 3A
51
70'A
-—Jau-Juiy
(Interest
1962
B
(City of)
A68
1964
40'A
36%
LJ
54
Slovenes
Electric
A5%s
142%
124 %
56%
36
■
—
*__
external
(Prov
A5%s
Tokyo
10%
122
s
—
1952, thereafter
1,
due
#A7s
:—___May-Nou
1956
loan
2%)
assented
Taiwan
56
8
lst
41/2s
A5s
1944
1950
Public
loan
dollar
&
series
ASilesia
82
57%
High
56%
--
70%
1957—.May-Nov
(interest
May-Nop
1999
2.25%)
to
Sydney County
Power—
for
2.5% )
to
secured
A6V2S
94%
4
8
8
8
142
102
25
I
Low
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
100
63
*53
Jan-July
95%
94
28
>
82
63
63
Jan-July
A
Credit Consortium
to Jan.
Croats
A8s
Jan
No.
*36
fund
2012
water
external
A7s
99%
Eelsingfors (City) external 6'/2s 1960
April-Oct
Italian (Republic)—
External s f 2% to Jan 1, 1952, thereafter
3%
due 1977
Jan-July
Italian
sinking
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
53
Sold
High
of)—
to
external
A 6s
Government—
A7s
—
..—April-Oct
May-Nov
1950
reduced
47
27
--
.
99'% 100
mtge
series
gen
—
101 %
Jun-Ju\y
1976
1
Bid & Asked
Range Since
(interest)
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
113'%
41%
—
Bonds
*37
June-Dec
1952
2%)
(State
reduced
Serbs
*27
Jan-July
1976
1967
7s
Elec
1976
1
to
reduced
Jan-June
Feb-Aup
1942
1
dollar bonds Jan
2004
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
45'%
12
Friday's
..
Jan-July
gold 4%s 1962
(Republic of) —
3%s extl
secured
external
A8s
86
38%
86
Aprd-Oct
6s
6'As
of)
extl
Paulo
60 %
78
1
(State)—
20-year external
gold
5%s 1955
to 2.25%)
1936 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5%)
1999
8s
57
62%
61
.
60%
6an
991%
49
62%
..
87
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6% )
extended to 1960
April-Oct
lADenmark
due ly66—___May-Nos
1926
oi
reduced
reduced
99 %
58
5
51%
*60
60 %
97
__
50 Vi
*60
or
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(City
A6%s
5%
Cundinamarca
Czechoslovakia
loan
Paulo
(City) 8s 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.375%)
2001
42%
3%
—
97
97
ext
25-year
5
"
Week's Range
(State of)—(Cont)—
ASao
58%
34
1
34
.
1967
(interest
43
55
Sul
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
JAColombia
ACosta
36%
*3V'4
7s
ARome
57%
55
34
34
Last
Sale Price
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
-June-Dec
40%
35%
do
external
A7s
.
1961
Jan
37%
__
Period
Low
57%
*53
Interest
Grande
Rio
43
55
*34
April-Oct
Jan-July
sinking fund dcilar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
April-Oct
8 ASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Now
fASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
June-Dec
3s
38 '/2
June-Dec
1961—
Oct
1028
_Mar-Sept
—
1951
BONDS
58
*53
_Mai/-N°V
I960——
24
High
53%
*34
Mar-Sept
I960
7s
(Hukuang Ry) 5s
(Republic of)—
Colombia
£6s
1962_
Municipal
Low
*53
1961
6s
1961
assented
AChilean
fund
No.
High
*34
1961
sinking
assented
A6s
OCTOBER
New York Stock Exchange
*34
April-Oct
April-Oct
sinking fund 6s 1962—.—May-Nov
AGuaranteed
ENDED
Jan. 1
*53
June-Dec
June-Dec
.
WEEK
Range Since
Sold
*53
June-Dec
1957
Bank 6'As
assented 1957
funcf "6%s 1961
Mortgage
£6
ASinking
THE
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
70%
70'A
71 "4
11
70%
75
First
70
61%
70%
84
66%
76%
56%
55 V2
53%
13
52V2
931/2
101'A
6
102%
104'A
23
92%
95%
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
.April-Oct,
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969
Mar-Sepf
General
*36%
—
—
36
38%
1st
mortgage
mortgage
3s
2%s
1980
1976
Jan-July
:_jaw-july
—
*
103%
93
__
*99% 100%
103% 103%
93
*:-8%
•\5%
__
—
59%
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Number 5163
Volume 176
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
Period
VI
Sale Price
K 1
Shoe
3Vis
Co
1971
debs
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Buifalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
1957
modified 4Vis
Stamped
Bush
Terminal
Cons
Co
5s
income
mtge
gen
■TOO
80%
Jan-July
1960
ioo'A
April-Oct
1982
Bonds
a
WEEK ENDED
80%
California
first
Power
Low
Oregon Power 3%s
Canada Southern
Canadian
consol
1974
94%
94%
81%
39
72 %
13
98
gtd 5s A 1962
104%
97%
83
104%
82 %
33
81%
gold 4 Vis 1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1955
Guaranteed
4 %
*96
105%
105%
84
95
debs
Carolina
series
102
11
107%
107%
3
105%
Clinchfield
&
Ohio
4s
1965
12
105%
107%
102%
102
65
99%
102%
96
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
97
35
91
*104 % 105%
Corp 3'As debentures
3%s debentures (1947 issue)
AtCentral
Central
of
First
Branch
U
P
series
4s
AGen mortgage 4Vis
AGen mortgage 4Vis
RR
General
Central
Co
of
and
1995
series A Jan
General
1
2020
1987
Power
4 Vis
3s
1974
*96%
Second
*
5
CO
gold
54Vi
54
101
First
mortgage
Chicago
&
CiiIVbgu
3%s
Erie
1st
2%s
Co
&
85
68
24
100
102
inn a/.,
series
96 %
46%
120
95%
1996—Feb-Aug
96 %
1C4
96%
96 %
6
14
34%
34
30%
34
94
94
97
32
94
106
98%
99
102
ApriZ-Oct
extended
1963
Western
&
May-Hoy
*—
99%
100
100%
100
100%
103
97
99%
107
99%
100%
37
97%
101%
&
Essex
39%
99'A 100
Co—
RR
88
88
82%
71
71
71
68%
74%
83%
83
83%
76%
83%
division
4-6s May
Division—
mtge & coll tr 5s
1 2042
A
May-Nov
1985
*__
*98
First
*95
ser
& coll tr 4%s
Power
&
Light
ser
Rio
&
First
Grande
mortgage
1%
Western
series
A
90
1979_Jan-July
78
77%
34
74
99%
77%
3s
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
mtge & coll trust 2%s I960
Denver
98%
78%
101%
95
95
95'A
Mar-Sept
95%;
RR—
fixed
(3%
contingent
Jan-July
101
April
interest)
1993
mortgage series A (4%%
contingent interest) 2018
100%
96
-v
104% 105
__
*96
112 Va
111%
104
17
96%
*97%
94
100% 101
10
<fc
Gen
107%
&
97%
3s
93%
97%
Detroit
%3%
.
„
3s
General and
ref
(3% fixed
interest)
1993
series
refund
3%s
97%
45
K
81
103
*
1997
86
April
85%
May-Nov
May-Nov
*84
April
76%
125
86
*116
118
91
„u/.-JUiV
AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan l 2038
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry —
A 1st
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
86
89 'A
80
—
91%
86
116
11
82%
91
1
80
76%
81
Chemical
debs
G9
93
93
103% 104'/4
23
103'A
105%
117
116%
57
114'A
119%
117'/8
*73
74%
B
ser
—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
7
95%
103%
94%
2%s
1979
Anril-Oct
*—
1980
Feb-Aug
*—
6
96
10
61%
69
16
55%
9j%
99%
13
98
100
Jan-July
98%
98 %
98%
24
94
100
General
75 %
74 %
75%
48
69
77
Elgin
4Vis
mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
conv increased series B Jan 1
2044
April
C3'A
6.4%
63%
44
59%
65%
El
97%
134
8-i '/a
97%
82%
94
96
96
105
—
107
63
9J %
87 V4
94%
102
93%
2%s
63
74%
72
105
61'/a
11
433
95'A
mortgage
mortgage
63
71
100%
2
85
94%
103%
103%
95
69%
84 Va
1976_Mar-Sept
May-Nou
1961
1982
1
—
*72
102% 103%
1st
62 %
96%
103%
May-Nov
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
68%
101%
*—
1st
April
100
99
93
June-Dec
4'/2s 1961
2%s
96
27
93%
June-Dec
1958
debentures
2.35s
3s subordinate
2
99% 100%
*92'A
gold 4s 1995__—June-Dec
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR
Dow
71%
108 %
.*
__
91
99
95%
Mar-Sept
May -Nov
1995
4s
100%
1982_..May-Sept
1976
first lien
gold
June-Dec
1985
J
ser
debentures
Mack
&
ASecond
94%
99
99
Jan-July
1970
2%s series I
ser
convertible
H
2%s
mtge
ref
94
Lake—
contingent
Edison
Detroit
95
—
Salt
mortgage
1%
Gen
__
&
Income
105%
110'A
—
Denver
101
102 %
110
*109
—
1970—Feb-Aug
lUuO
n.
35%
32%
*83
1223/4
95%
27
*111% 114
Jan-July
1982
ocl
32%
May-Nov
56%
100%
115%
104%
104
Jan-July
1935
B
5s
la
5
B 1985
May-Nov
1973
April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977_J?ine-Dec
100%
Feb-Aug
5s
34%
June-Dec
1965
—Jan-July
4s
Lackawanna
1st mtge
in? 7'.
99%
*119
l973__June-Dec
2%s
conv
27%
Feb-Aug
1977.,
Hudson
&
Pennsylvania
1st
98
10
23%
June-Dec
1982
debentures
debentures
Delaware
83%
56
,_
13
Jan-July
1978
A
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel
gold
WeMClu
Uitttt
series
Morris
6
*99%
23%
1975—April-Ocf
103
186
101
35%
23%
34
100%
54%
102% 102%
32
1960
"£ork Lackawanna & Western Div
and refund M 5s series C 1973—May-Nov
A Income mortgage due 1993;
May
98%
101
32
34%
First
72
45
97
2
34'A
New
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
mortgage inc
Deere
Delaware
Vs
—
1958
Mar-Sept
refunding mortgage 3%s 1985__Feb-Aug
AGeneral
3%s
100
70%
66%
—
4s
First and refunding mortgage
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
5s
102%
3
101
95'A
96%
34
_
100%
78
104
23%
(ctfs of deposit)
mortgage
103%
99
__
102%
100%
*33%
equipment
3s
61%
98%
1996—May-No?;
1989
4s
:
High
7
10
101
96%
•
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965
107%
Low
AIncome
impt M 3Vis series F
consol
and
Jan. 1
No.
34%
deposit
mortgage
Delaware
Jan-July
consolidated
First and
65
101
Range Since
Sold
D
101 %
100%
—
86%
—
May
Feb-Aug
gold 4s 1989
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
77%
-
Mar-Sept
impt M 3%s series H
first
of
Bonds
1952—
Collateral trust
—
Feb-Aug
1992
and
div
gold
High
103% 103%
1977
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
First mortgage 3s
1978
1st
1974
5s
iDep rets
98
102%
—
April-Oct
3Vis series A
first
Certificates
59
10
101 Xh 102
*
Jan-July
impt M 3Vis series D
Refund and
A
65
Co—*
Ry
refund
Refund and
&
97
103%
88%
*99%
1 2020____May
series B Jan
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
R
1017h
Jan-July
First
Refund
98
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
i960—
RR
First
N J—
York
Pacific
First
'*01%
gold 4s 1948__ June-Dec
A
mortgage 3Vis
New
Central
1960
106
Georgia Ry—
mnrteaee
Central
1st
Cuba
3%s
April-Oct
April-Oct
3Vis debentures 1976
debs
First
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
Celotex
f
s
107%
106% 105%
Mar-Sept
First mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965_-
3%s
109%
4
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
103%
May-Nov
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3%s 1966 May-Nov
Cuba Northern Ry first 5%s 1942—
A Certificates
of deposit-
106%
106% 107
Jan-July
1960
A
97
53
Capital Airlines Inc—
4s
Co
Improvement
106Vi
Feb-Aug
(perpetual)
96
105 % 105%
Ry—
debenture
consol
June-Dec
gold 4 Vis 1956
Pacific
Crane
April-Ocf
ACertificats of deposit
§A7%s series A deposit receipts 1946
A Certificates of deposit
5 A 6s series B deposit receipts 1946
107 3
Jan-July
or
Sale Price
—.
National Ry—
Guaranteed
Canadian
Continental Can 3Vis debs 1976,
A
April-Oct
Week's
l^asi
Period
High
102
92
May-Nou
Interest
Exchange
Low
103%
—
82%
Friday
New York Stock
1976—June-Dec
3s
24
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
100%
100
*105
Jan-July
Sold
High
C
California Electric
OCTOBER
Range Since
104%
94%
May-Nov
1955
5s
Terminal Buildings 5s gtd
Bush
luctj
Bid & Asked
Low
Brown
FOR THE
Week's Range
A2n<t
4Vis
mortgage
Chicago Indiana
inc
Southern
&
A
*er
Jan
Ry
9003
1956—Jan-July
4s
:
__
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First
mortgage 4s series A
Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second
First
mortgage conv inc 4Vis Jan
3s series B
mortgage
2%s
mtge
A
ser
1
1989
1999—April
Jan-July
57%
57%
62
80%
*75
57
78
80%
95
93%
96%
58
163
Income
Jan-July
refunding mtge 2%s-4V4S
23/4S-4%s
95
iy94_Jan-July
1994
78
Jan-July
78
2
72 %
72%
73
15
69
7
100
73%
...
Chicago Union Station—
First
mortgage 3%s series F
1963
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series G 1963
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
coil
trust
mtge 4%s ser A
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
First
mortgage 2%s
Cincinnati
First
Union
C IT Financial
Cities Service
May-Nov
2%s
mtge
1978
3s
1977
debentures
1966
Chic
&
St
5s
series
Feb-Aug
104
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
...
Electric
106%
94 %
v'5
94%
98 %
mortgage
104
97
1970
3s
1982
*97
2%s
-
104
1
100 Va
105%
100
95
97%
94%
<!
97
85
82
•,
91%
96
'95
1985
'
95
80%
*98
68
Colorado
Fuel
Iron
&
debs
conv
3s
cc 0
11
77%
95
——
67%
69
133
64
2
*85%
100
1
71 y»
59
61
100'A 100%
87
65'A
'iiC
100% 100%
Jan-July
debentures
66
85%
3%s
A
99°/a
*1023a 105%
1961—April-Oct
debentures
C
ser
South
Ohio
100
3'As
fund
debentures
debentures
Rubber
&
tFlonda
East
Fort
Coast
and
Worth
1st
3s,debs 1961
1999,
May-Nov
first
4'/2s
2001
99% 100%
71%
73%
9 6'A
38
73%
--
97
80
87
98
100
Denver
Ry
4%s
101 %
15
99%
77
100%
102'A
100%
131%
95%
101
95
101% 101%
refunding 5s series A 1974,,Mar-Sepf
&
mortgage
90%
90%
91%
1
26
79%
102%
95%
95
Co—
1982
*103 %
May-Nov
102%
—
104'A
G
89 %
General
Foods
Realty
A4s
3%s debs 1976
Utilities Corp—
Corp
&
debentures
income
Jan-July
General
4%s
series
1976
D
105%
100
97%
3
mortgage
mortgage 2%s series P
107 %
General
General
100'A
97%
105%
mortgage
Bay
Mobile
series
2%s
certificates
&
1990—Jan-July
Jan-July
R
Jan-July
1961—-Jan-July
Ohio
97%
99%
First
refunding 3%s series D
mtge inc 4s series B Jan
*100
99%
98%
99
*93%
*96%
.
92
23
First
100%
3s
States
3%s
Utilities
2044,—April
2%s
11 i 'A
119
103 Va
113%
88'A
*74%
*95
13%
89
1
8
99% 4
•T.—
83%
3
76'/a
86
•
.
93
80%
83%
76%
91
<
95
72
—
80
i
93%
86
72%
91%
14
97%:
75
3
13%
18'A;|
103
103
7
100%
103
87
87
87
3
77%
89
101
101
101
1
99
78%
78
4,
78%
19
67'A
102
7
:
78%
——Jan-July
—
98'/a
First
mortgage
2%s
1979
94
First
mortgage
2%s
1980,
93%
1st
94
100
98
98%
June-Dec
91%
92
100
98%
June-Dec
89%
98%
94
100
—
1969
»
93%
2
*73
1st mtge 1976
May-Nov
1978,——April-Oct
3s
mortgage
debentures
116
95
1968,,——,——Jan-July
95
92
93%
101'A
trust
Jan-July
April
196D_April-Ocf
2
96%
'
93%
General
Collateral
Gulf
100
__
102%
98%
-r-r-c
102%
98%
—
9.;%
83
—
•
refunding 4s series B 1975
and
102 'A
101'A
*102%
5
103(4 i°5
RR—
98%
__
96
*87%
Feb
98
-
11
110% 110%
:
Feb
A
B
mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
and
--
Jan-July
1982
debentures ctfs
West
&
A Debenture
series N
3%s
10
97%
116
—
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
94
13
116
104%
85%
mortgage 3%s series O 2000
First
%
104
97'/a
Jan-July
General
General
120
98%
104
1969
Mar-Sepf
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
Great Northern Ry Co—
•General 5s series C 1973
Jan-July
conv
General
April-Oct
34 r>
'
II
*—
101%
1959——June-Dec
98%
April-Oct
April-Oct
*100'A
May-Nov
Jaa-july
1972—
1977—
9 9'A
1970—May-Sept
1955—Feb-Aug
1999
debentures
Tire
debentures
2%s
3'As debentures
94
Feb-Aug
f
106 'A
F
94%
June-Dec
f
3%s series G 2000—Jan-July
First consol mortgage 2s series H 1953—Mar-Sept
Ohio Division first mortgage 3'As 1971—Mar-Sepf
1
1978
s
83%
mtge
5
1977
s
76%
*83
consol
94%
mortgage 3s series N
sinking
75%
97
94%
mortgage 3s series L
110
106%
89
94%
First
2%s
2015
94%
First
2%s
100
97%
April-Oct
Columbus & Toledo first external 4s
Commonwealth Edison Co—
3s
Jan
Feb-Auo
1977
105
.
*83'/a
Gulf
Elec
A
June-Dec
—
1975
76%
1021/2
1
-*
*—
A Green
1975
B
ser
101
100'A 403'A
Inc—
series
inc 4%s
mtge
General
100%
June-Dec
Gas System
debentures series
3s
Columbus &
gtd 4%s
1966
Columbia
General
94
95
Corp—
4%s
Apr!)
134
101
107% 107%
First consol mortgage 3'As series E 1964_April-Oc£
First consol mtge 3%s series F 1990
Jan-July
97%
93
2
64
May-Nou
.—June-Dec
first
107%
102
99%
94
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1986
April-Oct
April-Oct
130'A
3
__
102
Co—
General
—
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Cleveland Short Line
1965
1965
Railroad
5s
--
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■
'
__
June-Dec
first coll trust 4s 1990
3s
stamped
first
101%
105 Vn
Ry—
1993
Illuminating
mortgage
First
97%
9
*95
June-Dec.
B
St Louis Division
First
15
104
;
„
95
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977„Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s
1991—Jan-July
Cleveland
75
97%
99%
June-Dec
gold 4s 1993
General
94%
June-Dec
Louis
*105'A
Y)
Southwestern
&
AFirst
debs
f
s
Georgia
(N
103%
106%
Jan-July
Corp 2%s 1959
Co
Cincinnati
General
97%
106
1975.Apiti-Oct
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
Cleveland
97'%
100% 100%
81
Terminal—
Ice & Fuel 2%s
Paso
Erie
&
div first 5s 1956 May-Nou
first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
Joilet & Eastern Ry 3%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Firestone
1982
mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969
mortgage 2%s series G 1974
First
City
1st
100%
Jan-July
First
1st
Va
First
1980
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and
Tenn
Edison El 111
5s
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st
E
East
1994
Compania Salitrera—See
3%s
mortgage
1981—
May -Noi
■
1
105%
106'A
■'■
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Conn
River
Pwr
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and
sink
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Debentures
fund
3%s
Corp—
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(now
A
of New
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and
1st
1st
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&
ref
&
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ref
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3Vis
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A
1982_Mar-Sept
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1963,.
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s
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&
f 2%s
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14
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%
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8
97
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Valley
40
103
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1986
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3'As debentures 1976
Consumers Power first mtge 2% 1975
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
3'As
104
140%
93%
103 % 104
140% 140%
8
100
103%
'
~
—
103%
95%
income
1967
first
5s
Illinois
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Bell
5s
5s
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A
1962_June-Dec
1957
1957
—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
99
125
126
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62
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116
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5
103
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30
56 %
65
90
25%
34%
6
93%
24
93%
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5%s-3%s series B 1979-May-Woo
3%s series C 1974
,_May-Noo
*_,
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93%
119
,
98
101%
RR—
Consol mortgage
100
92%
I
Telephone 2%s series A 1981 ..Jan-July
3s series B 1978
June-Dec
mortgage
Central
92%
114
*95
June-Dec
ser
A
./;7'
■
93%
-117
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Manhattan
•
99
95%
Jan-July
&
1970—.
Consol mortgage
95%
97
Azau-NOv
after
1976—Mar-Sept
1999—
.Jan-July
4%s
2%s
first sink fund
AAdjusted
104 y4
95%
Mai-sept
first
Corp
2%s
100
*95%
May-Nov
April-Oct
mtge
Lighting & Power
(conv
Hudson
First
■*
April-Oct.
Ry
Finance
Huuson Coal
104
131%
Houston
first
Water
103%
97 %
Jan-July
debs 1962—
■
April-Oct
1981
ser
103
H
104%
100 'A
(Bait)—
1976
U
92%
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Mar-Sept
Consolidated Gas Co of Bait City—
General mortgage 4%s 1954
Consolidated
92%
May-Nov
1982
debentures
102%
—
Household
1981
3%s ser H
convertible
10
Hackensack
mtge 3s series E 1979—Jan-July
mtge 3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aug
refund
M
102% 102%
*100'A
York—
refund
and
Feb-Aug
_April-Oef
.
Edison
mtge 2%s ser
First and refund mtge 2%s ser
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First
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1965—
mortgage
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5s
1955
4%s
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1955
ser
*__
95
101%
100
98
130%
102
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99%
—_May-Nou
103% 103%
6
101%
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106% 106'A
6
105%
107 V2
103
103%
24
*—
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Debenture
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4s series A 1970
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99
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SO
I.
26
The Commercial and Financial
(1586)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Inland Steel Co
3%s debs 3972__——.....Mar-Sept
1st mortgage
^International Great Northern
AFirsi 6s series A 1952
102
3%s
Power
99
11
lio
New
103
New
4
99%
86%
96%
152
99
99 'A
53
53
<•300
...Mar-Sept
51
8
107%
61'A
92%
99%
...
Orleans
A
86
mortgage
3%s .1978———,
mortgage
3s
1980
_
102
*101% 103%
Jan-July
—
Jamestown
Franklin
Jersey Central
Clear
&
Power
1st
Light
&
4s
1959
2%s
June-Doc
.
Kanawha
&
Kansas City
First
1st
Mich
mtgc
1990
4s
Power & Light 2%s 1976
4
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s scr A 1975—_Apr,7-Oct
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.June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974—
AApril-Oct
Kentucky Central
Stamped
Plain
99
4 '/2s
4
95
96%
105%
4100
101%
—
4
Jan-July
—
4'As unguaranteed 1961———
99%
100
98
99%
157
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160%
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99%
5
102
99
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%
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&
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ser
ser A
5s
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ref
5s
stamued
lf>«4
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to
<N
consolidated
1984
to
inorttraee
fixed interest 2003..
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
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Little
Miami
ALombard
general
Electric
series
4s
series
7s
Long Island Lighting Co—
1st mortgage 3%s ser D
Lorillard
(P.)
Co
3s debentures
3s
—
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refund
First
First
St
Louis Div
Atl
Knox
&
1st
Ehc
3'As
mtge
75%
58%
63
58
3
56
58%
9
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62%
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a
59%
4
93%
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4
—
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f>
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88
66%
66%
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85%
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71
108'A
4f 8
2%s 1977—
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95
99%
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6
71
76%
78%
80
7
77%
81
70
92
2
4
—
4s
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33
2%
5
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63
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61%
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4
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2047
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21
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80%
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1980—
4s
95%
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mortgage
•
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14
99%
494%
95%
4„
87
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mortgage
3s
99%
95
90 7A
86
103% 103%
102%
1982.
95
4.99
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93
103%
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101
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.
2%s
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47
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1978—
2%s 1979—
4—
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102 »/a
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3'As 1982
—__June-Dec
4
mortgage 3s 1979
1984.
debentures
106'A
97
—
71
72
mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Northwestern Bell Telephone—First
96%
100%
25
y,
__
first
(Wisconsin)
81
93
98
8-5%
121%
—
26
73
4
99'A
120
120
38
21
2
21
74%
37%
43
7
99%
1974
Feb-Aug
1975————April-Oct
Jan-July
2%s
77%
88
4
Mar-Sept
1955—May-Nov
86%
80
2%s J979__ May-Wou
mtge
105%
72
mortgage 2%s
first
91%
102%
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Power
99%
2003—. April-Oct
10%
103
74
93%
93
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2047
80
April-Oct
7%
~5
103%
72%
437
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1997
3s
registered
Northern
7'A
94%
—
Quar-Jan
Refunding & improve 5s series C 2047-.Jan-July
Refunding & improv 5s series D 2047
Jan-July
Collateral trust 4'As 1975—
__Mar-Sept
101%
98
lien
7%
2%
93%
—
Jan-July
1997
4s
7%
94%
-
1937
Refunding & improve 4'As ser A 2047
104%
98%
lien
GO'A
102
Ry—
registered
3s
74
99'A
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General
102
103
12
101% 101%
Western RR—
8 A First refunding 5s
95%
71
71
99% 100
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ser
—
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Jan-July
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Steam
iN Y Susquehanna &
HI
98
103% 103%
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2003.
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88'A
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75%
74%
75%
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80%
100 %
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74%
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May-Nov
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j AGeneral 4s 1955——a.
June-Dec
N Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975__Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
73%
65%
3
F 2003——
61
99
91%
97
84%
93%
56%
05
61%
__
1954
4s
mortgage
67
93
2
ser
Div
1st
69
4
53'A
61%
80%
11
1963——_.Anril-Oct
ser
second gold 3s
Cincinnati
59'/a
1
59
58
58
70
65%
(Minnesota)
mtge 3%s
Louisville Gas &
77
70
58%
!
mtge 2%s
refund mtge 3%s
&
71%
78
58
28
79
Mar-Sept
refund
&
31
83
3
93
88
Louisville & Nashville RR—
■'
72
60
12
95
87%
—
71%
68%
44
81%
74%
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1976——.
78%
71'/a
67%
72%
92
May-Noi;
1952
71
71%
59%
75%
112
90%
90
79
1979—— .April-Ocf
1965
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A
64%
93
68%
67
95
87
86
2
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1962
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59%
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debentures
1976.
93'A
100'A
__May-Nov
__
66%
refunding mtge 4« ser A 2007—Jan-July
First &
75%
92
T.__May-Nov
4s contingent interest 2003
May
4%s cont'ngent interest 2003—.---May
contingent interest 2003
65%
66
74%
Hartford RR—
&
Haven
New
103
60'/a
May-Nov
72
90%
89%
94 %
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
5s
88%
bonds—
4s
F
87%
81
100
86%
94%
Jan-July
4%s fixed interest 2003
E
79%
76
91
90%
Feb-Aug
1974
Scries A
Series
Y
100%
--
105
74'A
May-Nov
1973
B
.Ay--
66%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
West 4s series A 1973
&
scries
104%
62%
4103%
Lack
99%
100%
5
61%
..Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3'As 1098
Jan-July
8 A Second gold 4%s 1937
__Feb-Aug
8AGeneral gold 5s 1940^
Feb-Aug
8ATerminal first gold 5s 1943———.May-Nov
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Reiunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
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Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s
1980—
..April-Oct
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996..-April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974___Mar-Sept
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4
.Feb-Aug
.
Series B
Series D
1
Y>—
mortgage 4'As extended
Valley RR—
Series
24
'100%
Feb-Aug
__
5s extended
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
General
86%
80%
91
____..Feb-Aug
First & ref 5s st imped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
First
86
80%
1970—April-Oct
stamped 1954
4101%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Y &
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043——Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043.—__—.——Jan-July
Y
95%
—
101% 101%
series F 1986—
1975
Harlem gold 3%s 2000
N Y
ref
Lehigh
95
86
Navigation Co-
First &
&
4
June-Dec
.June-Dec
Sinking fund mortgage 3'/aS
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
103%
499% 100%
—
—
mtge conv inc 4'As series A 2022__May
Harlem River & Port Chester—
3'/as 1997—June-Dec
gold
100%
96%
Connecting RR 2%s series B
Y
First
1997-/-
103
99%
*101'A 102%
AGeneral
RR Terminal-i-
sink fund 3'/»
&
registered
99
97%
4'As
L
Lakefront
12
First mortgage 3s
N
100%
100
175
101
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980...June-Dee
101%
4__
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1959
100'A
50
101
101
4
96%
105%
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4160
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April-OcJ
JAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
104
ft
101%
Jan-July
Jan-July
gold
1998
registered
3%s
100
..Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%$ 1998 —Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3'As registered 1998
^
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
103%
94 %
2
53
4100
.....Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mlge 3s 1964
48'A
105%
101'A
105
—
,
1961
38
103% 104%
104%
Jan-July
Terminal
„
98
99
.Jan-July
1961—Jan-July
1st tntge 4s 1987—.
Indiana
1961
93
95%
June-Dec
1
1980
Kentucky &
93%
93
June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1978
1st mortgage 2;,-»s
1997
1997
collateral
Shore
Lake
3'As
mortgage
registered
3'As
90%
6
Jan-July
Jan-July
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
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90
100%
April-Oct
April-Oct
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95%
90%
100
April-Oct
impt 4'As series A 2013...April-Oct
86%
91'A
90'A
90'A
100 it
—
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93%
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105
61%
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General
96%
101
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.
86%
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——
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93
N
85
96%
-
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102
85
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—
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&
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April-Oct
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
1976_. Mar-Sept
96%
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deposit
1954—
of deposit.—
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4
89
deposit..
of
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I
99% 100
98
——
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'
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series D 1956—
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103
——
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104% 104%
deposit——
of
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100%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
'
1956
series C
5s
Range Sine#
Sold
104%
—.Aprif-Oct
1954
of
Certificates
Bends
& Mexico Ry—
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1st
Friday's
480
4s 1986—Feb-Aug
.Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Terminal Co 1st gtd 4s 1953—Jan-July
J New Orleans Texas
102%
81%
88%
Jan-July
Telephone 3%s 1988
Jersey Bell
New
102%
93
10
or
Bid & Asked
4
Jersey Junction RR gtd first
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
Cc—
1st
Week's Kane*
Last
Sate Price
High
101
5
Period
Low
105%
21
102
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
AFirst
1977
24
OCTOBER
BONDS
Pipe Line Co—-
f debentures scries A
s
Interstate
Low
No.
High
52
.
Oil
ENDED
Jan. 1
Sold
104'A 104%
104%
—
WEEK
Range Since
RR—
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A Adjustments 6s series A July 1952—April-Oct
A First. 5s series B 1956...-—.Jan-July
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Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s B 1972. May-Nov
Interstate
THE
Friday
Bonds
105% 106%
105%
1982—Mar-sept
3.20s series I
FOR
Week'* Range
Friday
Interest
~
4
.June-Dec
92%
—
92%
102
101%
94
92
__
4100
~
94
--
—
--
95%
93%
M
Macy
(R Hi
Maine
& Co 2%s
Central
RR
debentures
4%s
series
A
1972.—M«y-Nov
4__
I960...—June-Dec
96%
11
78'A
89%
99%
5
95%
99%
99%
40
98
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debentures
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4
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debentures
1958
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2%s
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A Income
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97
100
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104%
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1965
1968
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ref
97%
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&
97%
RR—
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General
1975
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1990
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84
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76
85
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100%
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5s
series- B
1974
General gold 4'As series C
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
&
First
&
refunding 2%s
refunding
4107 % 110%
Feb-Aug
1977
1971..
Jan-July
—
2%s
1967
May -Nov
1974
May-Noo
111'A
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&
refunding 2%s
1981
June-Dec
97'A
100%
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&
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1978
93%
100%
1st
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
104% 104'A
95
June-Dec
refunding 2%s
108
102%
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co—
First &
—
48
96
100% 100%
I960—April-Oct
*
93
96%
17
*93%
1964— June-Dec
I960—_—June-Dec
2
99%
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92
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1955..Jan-July
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102% 103%
99%
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—
1981
1st
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103%
Mar-Sept
1983
Illinois
97%
102%
100
*100
April-Oct
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external
Feb-Aug
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1961
3s
103%
98%
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series T 1976—..June-Dec
gold 4'As
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines—
1st
1970—June-Dec
debs
Distillers Products 3%s debs
Supply
103
17
22
June-Dec
1987
debentures
&
series S 1983
mortgage 3%s series F 1985
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co—
Chattanooga & St Louis—
Dairy
3s
National
102%
98%
June-Dec
1986—.
debentures
3'As
series R 1982
2%s debentures
Paducah
100
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ser
Tel
118%
106'A 107
5s
&
debentures
117
106%
&
Pacific Tel
Pacific Western Oil
refunding 5s series I 1981—_Feb-Aug
3s
3%s
First and refunding 3s
First & refunding 2%s
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser
92%
96
70%
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101%
118%
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96
96
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99
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67
N
National
95
99% 100
97%
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&
General
Natl
44
96
91%
98%
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58
60 %
mortgage
—
100
June-Dec
100%
Mountain States Tel
First
—
100% 100%
June-Dec
1974
refunding 3s series M 1979..
1981
82
gold
gtd 3 Vis 20004':
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mortgage 5s series A 1955. .May-No?;
Construction mtge 4'As series B 1955
—May-Nou
Nashville
92%
4100
June-Dec
refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
refunding 3s series K 1971——June-Dec
refunding 2%s series P
107'A 107%
Construction
National
95%
—
100%
96%
93
Electric Co—
Gas &
First
First &
47
3'/es debentures
1982—_
95
62'%
&
Pacific
—
107% 107%
(John)
3%s
mtge
11
93%
97
»9l%
—
—......June-Dec
May-Nov
—.—Mar-Sept
3s
93%
494
Feb-Aug
88
107%
Morris & Essex
1975—
1979
First mortgage 2%s 1980
First &
1980—April-Oct
refund
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
Monongahela Ry 3Vis series B
Morrell
2%s
& Electric
mortgage
3'As
1975.
and
102%
71%
—
Co—
89%
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101%
—
62
89%
101%
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refunding 5s series
and
1003/4
103
106%
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90
61%
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Feb-Au•»
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—
99%
4
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F 1977_.Mar-Sept
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S A Convertible gold 5 V2S series A
1949.__May-Nov
AFIrst
—
101
472
June-Dec
1962
refunding 5s series A
AGeneral 4s
First
Gas
93%
101
98%
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Mar-Sept
April-Oct
_______May-Nov
1975
96%
105
92%
RR—
A
adjustment 5s
AFIrst and
4__
103
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—
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4'As series D 1978
JMissouri Pacific
Oklahoma
First
40-year 4s series B19G2
ACum
2%s
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Prior lien
92%
4100% 102
1971—..May
A Jan 1991
s f debs 1966
.Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s
5s
1974
mortgage 3s
mortgage
mortgage 2%s 1980——.
101%
Marie-
4%s inc series A Jan
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser
lien
4
1967—Jan-July
1940——April-Oct
1967——April-Oct
_Mission Corp 3%s
Prior
103%
Mar-Sept
JSAMidlond of N J first ext
Minnesota
1st
first
Edison
First
1st
Refunding & impt 4'As series C 1979
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/3s
First mortgage
Ohio
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Oct
Michigan Central—
First
98%
89
99
99%
mortgage & Ccn 4s series B 1954—June-Dec
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
1957—May-lVou
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
Mead Corp first mortgage 3s
1966——June-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%S 1974
May-Nou
First mortgage 2%s 1980.
Michigan Beil Telephone Co—
3'As debentures 1988
96%
89
First
96%
——
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107
113
1
103
106
5
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98%
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103
103
Number 5163
Volume 176
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1537)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interesl
New York Stock Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Phillips
1st sink fund 4s 1937
of
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deposit
Petroleum
2%s
1964
Consolidated
4s
P
ser
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mortgage
series A
5s
General
Low
19
51
9
18
97%
debentures
1965—
rk
Terminal
101%
104
Texas
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2
—
101%
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6
100
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100%
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4%s
A
1958
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1959
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7
89%
95
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94
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1968
3'As
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104
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1977—
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103'%
98%
86%
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debentures
debentures
101'A
96%
104%
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1966—ApriZ-Oct
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1st mtge & Coll trust 3%s 1971—
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13
345
97%s
*96%
——
debentures
96
96
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101% 1017A
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■
debentures 1976—
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3%s
95%
101
98%
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1970—June-Dec
1972——.
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of
6
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1982—,
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98
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97
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103
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debentures
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101
1985—Jan-July
♦
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1972
ref
2%s
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1963
debentures
96
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and
3%s
102
96
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1974—Jjine-Dec
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May-Nov
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108
Jan-July
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Jan-July
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1972—May-Noy
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97
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106%
100
96
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125
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95%
105
—
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May-Nov
1956
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Feb-Aug
1984
4s
88
June-Dec
1983_
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Ohio Cent
1st
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3'As 1977
93
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3s
105%
1964__Jan-July
—
1990—April-Oct
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Tri-Continental
95
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Pittston Co 5%s income debentures
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970-
1970—ApriZ-Oct
C
5s 2000
first refunding 4s 1960
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~1
82
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gold
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Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
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114
95%
95%
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first
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102%
mortgage 4'/2s series C 1960
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
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Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
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M
Pacific
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101%
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M
&
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106
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First
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refund
and refund
Texas
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105'A 106
105'A 105%
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105%
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series
and
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108
107%
Jan. 1
No.
100% 101%
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104%
104%
104%
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&
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100
108
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Friday's
T
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
of St
Assn
101
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108
May-Noy
-
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irnpt M 4s series C 2019——Jan-July
2%s series D 1985—April-Oct
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—
.______May-Nov
97
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3 '%s
100 %
95
—
or
Bid & Asked
Low
19
98
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
19%
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April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3'%s 1964
Period
9%
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108
April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Interest
37
-103%
1970—Jwne-Dec
mortgage 5s series B 1975
Friday
BONDS
19'A
*101%
1957—May-Nov
U
New York Stock Exchange
Refund
guaranteed 4s ser H 1960__Feb-Aug
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1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/2s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
No.
—
Consolidated
General
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97'A
1953—June-Dec
G
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OCTOBER
Jan. 1
18
Feb-Aug
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97%
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84%
84'A
84%
9
80%
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98%
98%
99
2
98%
99%
100%
Tobacco 3s debs
1973_____April-Oct
89
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mortgage 4'As series
General
mortgage 3'As series J 1969
D
1977
100'A 100'A
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1955
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St Lawrence &
Adirond'k
1st
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gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
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94
consolidated
69'A
77
98'A
98%
61
91%
88%
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69%
77
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98
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88'A
33
78
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ref
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94%
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104
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1958—_
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2022—May
St
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bond
4s
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92%
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St
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Scioto V
Scott
&
first
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s
f
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debentures
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Corp
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coll
2'As
2%s debentures
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Pacific
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1971
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92%
5
100'A
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7s
93%
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93%
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92%
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3
97
99%
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Jan-July
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1994
(Oregon Lines)
1977
A
78%
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104%
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102% 104%
75
May-Nov
103%
102% 103%
83
May-Nov
101%
100% 101%
151
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151
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and
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A
1956
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general 6s series A
Devel
general 6'As series A
and
Southwestern
Bell
Tel
debentures
23As
debs
1983
Oil
Co
23As
(N
27As
100%
1985
75
2%s
95%
102%
103%
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1974
106%
1971 —May-Nov
91%
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96%
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&
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96
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1981
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98
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102%
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debentures
102
102%
91
100%
104%
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1971
Mar-Sept
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Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
*__
100
93%
100
100%
98%
3'As
debentures
&
1965.—
first
Co
SAFirst
S
mortgage
first 4s
B
general
3s
1960
A
First
Public
101
100%
55
100
105%
10
100%
102%
102
105
*102%
Jan-July
—
80
78%
63%
.Jan-July
79%
78%
1949
of
mortgage
99%
100
100% 100%
63%
64
deposit
80%
38
May-Nov
2%s
1976
3'As
77%
78%
59%
71
62%
II
93
91
99%
»
June-Dec
1979—.
Service
85%
78
2
11
59%
1936
deposit
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
Wisconsin
93'A
101
Ry—
4s
of
Certificates
96'A
94
*100
100 %
May-Noy
ApriZ-Oct
1958
§ ASu & Du div and term first 4s
99%
98%
94'A
Mar-Sept
1971
—_Jan-July
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s
a
not
94%
.95%
102%
Deferred
96%
95
the
Included
not
1976—Ja n-July
year's range,
in
the
n
included
in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot
sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
year's range,
the Bankruptcy Act,
96
97%
In
delivery sale
SNegotlablllty impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 ef
or securities assumed by such companies.
'Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
selling flat.
99%
94%
■
109
52
__
98
85
103%
61%
1960
5s
Westinghouse
2%s
RR
ref mtge
76
56
__
*__
——
99
617A
i
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
mtge 4'As series B 1970
Gen
66%
90
95%
95%
105'A 105'%
*50%
'.
4
80
94
Jan-July
Jan-July
Western
Western
80
81
71%
•
102%
105%
26
105 Va
w
_
108%
92%
60
91%
-Jan-July
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
—
1972_
1973
debentures
90%
ApriZ-Oct
1S74—j.___
80
73%
5
35
"•
108
101
106% 106%
96%
103
107
105%
64%
1966
registered 2361
Included
1982
debentures 2%s
debentures
4s
118
102
4
95%
u'—
83%
92%
93%
77%
"
105
89
98%
*63%
-.April
82%
109 %
17
3'As
J Wisconsin Central
75
*102
w
Electric
Winston-Salem
26
__
79%
77
May-Noy
99
31
79%
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966—______
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed '2361—
101%
100% 101
93
May-Nov
Penn
92%
115% 116
April-Ocf
West
105
165
__
92
98%
*94
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As
2000—__Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—_Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As
1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
Wilson
7
105%
(subord)
104%
98
__
94%
*104%
debs
conv
ACerticifates
107% 108
—
3'As
98%
96%
116
__
83
93%
105
April-Oct
_______
debentures
J)
debentures
Co
115%
_*__Jan-July
Sunray Oil Corp 27As debentures 1966
&
81
(Indiana) —
convertible
Oil
*__
1956—April-Oct
ASponkane Internatl first gold 4'As '2013—
Swift
74%
1
85%
94%
—Apr/Z-Oct
1956
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
3'/es
95%
7
98%
*84%
Jan-July
-—Jan-July
First, mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Standard
151
98%
96%
91%
Co—
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 199%_
April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
_—Feb-Nov
Waiworth Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—May-Nov
Warren Petroleum Corp—
94%
93 7A
Pacific RR Co—
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Standard
103
101%
9l7A
1981
1960
97 7A
—
.
*76
RR
30-year
1
1969—
3'As
114'A
Telegraph Co—
_Feb-Aug
debentures
113
—
4'As
Devel
Gen
94%
98
April-Oct
4
43
__
W
Wabash
36
4'As
convertible
94 %
97%
101%
25%
Gold
3s
92
97%
4
92%
—June-Dec
5s 1963
100'A
100%
—
Jan-July
23As
2
97
25%
1941—Fib-Airy
1965
93
*94'A
Co—
San Fran Term
107%
105%
1
Gold
Southern
121'%
128
100% 100%
April-Oct
1987_
Indiana
100%
120
96'A
93
June-Dec
1985
debentures
100
106'A 106%
June-Dec
1979
Southern
100
100% 100'A
1982—_ApriZ-Oct
1976
Southern Bell Telephone &
27As
debs
f
& North Ala RR gtd
debentures
103
99'
—
96%
__Mar-Sept
2'As debentures
Sconoy-Vacuiun
106%
;___May-Nov
A__—
s
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures
South
Mar-Sept
112
94%
II
*120'A
—
110%
—
-
*100%
1977—
1974
:(:$ASilesian-Anrer
»QQ
April-Oct
1980—
Pipe Line 3.20s
Union Oil
"'"As
1989—May-Noy
4s
& Sons 2'/2s 1966
3s debentures
88%
Gen
4
103
96%
93%
*99'A
77
100
Co—
3s series B
Seagram (Jos E)
Service
RR
111'A 111'A
*101
June-Dec
1971—
England 1st gtd
Line
May-Nov
1989_Jan-July
gold 4s 1968
cons
Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Seaboard
3s
1989—___—
bond certificates Nov
St Paul & Duluth
88'A
96%
92%
April-Oct
104%
102
72%
Ry—
certificates
Second 4s inc
__
96%
96%
April-Oct
Louis-San Francisco Ry
1st
96%
100
99%
June-Dec
C 1973-
ser
93%
Maf*Sept
May-Nov
___
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
_Feb-Aug
..May-Nov
Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser 1 1981.
Mar-Sept
_AT«r-Sept
Electric &
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978.
100'A
(R J)
Rochester Gas &
RR consol gtd 4s series A
sinking fund series B 1857
Consol
Virginia
99%
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
we
furnish
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
complete report of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 20, 1952 and ending on Friday, Oct. 24, 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.
a
RANGE FOR THE WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
ABC
Vending
ACF-Brill
Corp
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire Co
Adam
Aero
Hat
for Week
Shares
7
High
Loto
Alloys
—1
common
Inc
Air Associates Inc
Air-Way
Electric
(N
J)
Appliance
High
1,200
6% Mar
7%
Jan
Alrfleets
1%
2%
Apr
Alabama Great Southern
5%
5%
5%
800
3%
3%
3%
600
3
3
3%
900
5%
Oct
9%
Jan
Alabama
23%
1
Jun
27%
Fen
Alaska
4
Oct
All
4%
Feb
Alles „<&
3'A
Apr
9%
1
7%
—3
11%
7
11%
9%
3
Oct
9%
"I_8
—
Oct
Feb
10
Aug
Inc
1
Power
Airlines
American
Investing
Allied
Products
(Mich)
9
Oct
13%
Jan
500
7
May
97A
Jun
Altes Brewing
60 0
9%
Feb
12%
Oct
Altofer
Eros
Co
common
12%
11%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
12%
1,400
67A
Jan
89% Mar
High
13% May
100
Oct
250
89'%
Jan
99%
Apr
5
4%
5%
4.100
4%
Oct
8
Jan
2%
2%
2%
1,500
96%
100
97
cap
«tk
common
2
Jun
3%
Jan
1
Inc
Internet
1.100
Shares
1
preferred
Allied
7%
for Week
1
4.20%
Fisher common
11%
Sales
Range
CO
Inc
Airway
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
2,400
1
common.
Last
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
.1%
-10
Manufacturing
1
7%
Surpass Shoe Btores
Alnsworth
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
l'A
warrants
Stores
24
Sales
Range
Low
—i
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew
Week's
of Prices
Last
New York Curb Exchange
OCTOBER
6%
Jan
fi'A
Feb
1
3
Sep
3%
Jan
May
2'A Jun
26%
5
22%
22%
350
J
2'A
2'A
100
*
22
10
Feb
3
20%
Jan
Jan
Sep
27
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
Range
for Week
Bale Price
Exchange
ENDED OCTOBER U
of Prices
Shares
Co
Products
•
•
T15
^American Bantam Car Co class A—1
American Beverage common
1
American Book Co—_——.—■—100
American Hard Rubber Co
——25
American
Laundry Machine—
20
American Manufacturing Co com
25
Industries
Aluminum
Air
Amer
5%
Filter
American
American
American
American
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
Writing
1,600
1 'A
common
Paper
Inc
Co
"A"
ill Oct
46J/2
Jun
16 J/2
Apr
25 *'4
350
24
Jun
271% Aug
23
Jan
7,800
5'/e
Oct
8% Mar
800
24%
Jan
30
6
Jan
27'% May
35
May
33 J/4
Oct
25%
25%
26 Va
33 J/2
33>/4
34
200
56
55%
56
2,000
preferred
Light $7 pfd
4 J/4
J
a 11
4 %
Jan
9%
Oct
11%
Jan
Jan
Chicago Rivet &
Feb
Chief
Aug
Circle Wire &
100
Aro
5%
(The)
Corp
Apr
313
10
8 '/e
17
Aug
8%
2,700
7'A
Sep
13%
Jan
3%
3%
200
3%
Jun
4%
Feb
8%
8%
8%
6%
13
13
1,200
Oct
Jun
Cockshutt
11% July
116%
900
20
Jun
25%
Jan
5014
175
44%
Jun
56
Jan
15%
15%
2,400
11
16%
17%
3,600
16
July
July
7% Mar
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Coast
Atlas Corp
Atlas
Plywood
Automatic
16%
2 '/b
102
102
103 %
6 'A
Feb
2'/a
13,100
13
Aug
66
625
6
77
Jun
Jan
9 '/a
Oct
1%
Jan
Oct
133
2%
Jan
II41/4
Jun
Oct
6
8% Mar
Corp
9'/4
*
20 'A Mar
12%
Oct
300
x4%
Sep
6%
Feb
9%
200
Jan
9'%
Oct
15% July
2QJ/8
Oct
201/8
19
3
3
common
2,900
4 %
9
1
13'%
4 %
13 Va
1
—1
Inc.—
Machine—
Colleries
Oct
19% July
—
Products
Voting
500
2 '/a
50
50
Co__
Corp
Steel
80
2'A
%
1,100
%
6
Line
warrants
Automatic
Ayshire
1
1
Fisheries—_
%
127% 129'A
%
129'A
8
2,000
Colon
Selburn Oil
Class
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
de
Banco
Steel
—;
IL)
(A
S)
Ties
Aircraft
i
25
_4
.
class
A
Hotel
Public
& Co
Scrymser Co
Lt
ord
28 J/2
v
—
—
conv
2nd
Forman
Bruce
(EL)
Bruck
class
A
Buckeye
■
91/4
Sep
12
13%
Oct
16'A
Jan
100
4 J/2
Jun
5%
Jan
9% Mav
10'%
11%
35
25
9%
500
17%
18%
2,500
83
Oct
9
Apr
18%
1
8%
6%
5
400
83'%
Oct
Oct
6%
.1
B__
2,300
5%
Feb
Apr
Jan
9'A
200
450
60
400
22%
9'A
Sep
12%
Jan
May
761/4
Feb
Feb
28 J/2
Jan
5,000
May
1% Mar
400
15 %
Jan
211% Aug
20%
20%
20%
800
20
Sep
21%
1
6% July
Feo
26
25%
5%
23
11%
Jan
Oct
29
Jan
5%
1,300
5%
15,300
4
Jan
6
Oct
100
12
Jan
16
July
3C0
8
Sep
9 '/a
31 %
600
31
5%
200
5'%
5
5 '/4
15
8
14%
14%
Oct
Oct
25%
250
9 J/2
8%
8
31
4% May
J/4
J/4
6
Jan
Jan
Oct
*33 %
Jan
j%
Jajj
0%
Jun
15%
5%
5%
Apr
18
Aug
22 J/4
Aug
ib'A
12'A
3,900
8%
Apr
31/4
3%
1,100
3
Apr
52
VA
18%
11%
lo
Apr
64% Aug
2
4,100
1% July
2% Mar
12
'A
.%
j.%
2
30)
8%
8%
13 'A Mar
200
18%
18'A
18
8%
15%
17'%
7,600
13'%
13%
lc>%
7%
9J0
8%
1,20 j
31 r'/a
34
8
11
11'A
6%
1
l'/s
5%
9%
Oct
15 J/4
Aug
Jun
Oct
74
a an
6%
Sep
1
Apr
3%
100
24 'A
25
25
Sep
17%
Jan
<
1,300
5%
Sep
Jun
31%
1.100
6%
Sep
10% May
Jan
5,1.00
0%
8%
20
11%
9.20J
11'/4
4%
Jan
—-
31%
13% July
Feb
12%
2C0
15%
Ltd—_•
10
1.25
2,4u0
2
Aug
Feo
42%
to
Feb
Jtuy
8% July
1% Feb
6
Sep
200
9
x8%
x8%
19% May
28'/a
Feb
34%
44
Feb
Sep
8%
%
%
Apr
121/a
Jan
8'A
~
""%
°c
Apr
11 J/2
Jan
4,300
%
% Mar
Jan.
9%
1,300
8
Jan
10%
Sep
7 %
7 vii
1,O0J
6%
Jan
7%
Oct
17'%
1 i'%
IOJ
15%
Jan
17»/2
Oct
18%
17%
18'%
1,900
17%
Oct
22% Mar
—-—•—5
7 3'/a
7 3 J/8
1
Crosley Motors Inc.——
6
Crowley Milner & Co__——.———1
%
9%
Petroleum
7%
1
comomn
class
preferred
*
A
—1
common
petroleum
Croft
—
4%
reg)—£1
dep receipts (ord
American
Creole
Company—
(The)
Crown
Cent
petroleum
(Md)
Crown
Cork
InternatT
"A"
300
4
2.9UJ
4%
74
72
Jan
1 »/8 Mar
6%
6%
600
6%
Feb
10%
40 J
9%
3 Vb
Sep
1J/4 July
7'/a
Cuban
Tobacco
1%
2,500
2
12
135
Jan
Sep
2%
Feb
50
175
170
175
1,750
25%
25%
Jan
Jan
14 J/2
1% Oct
common...————*
common
Jan
15
12 J/a May
*
Atlantic
preferred
Apr
81%
6.3UJ
6%
Cuban
$6
4%
Oct
Feb
1%
1 J/2
%
—5
partic
Ma;
i£
1.70J
10'A
1
25c
*
_———————10
Sugar common
5
Co
Drug
32%
Jan
29%
200
Feb
Feb
12%
4,800
Oct
17'A
Apr
14'A
12%
12%
12%
Oct
20 »/2
Apr
20%
2,300
12%
600
Dairies
Duviiipui 1 xlusieiy
6 '/a
Jan
Day
Jan
Z.DU
iviilis
1
Dayton
Mar
25
.Tun
21% Mar
32%
Oct
Oct
26%
Apr
Apr
10'/a Mar
10c
Mines Inc
Sep
13
Aug
6'A
Oct
Feo
7
14 J/2
•5
Gasket
Detroit
Detroit
Devoe
Steel
&
Products
Jan
145
Oct
13'%
Feb
Jan
12'%
Sep
1%
1%
500
1%
Oct
2% Mar
1;,*:
2%
2,000
2%
Oct
4%
-lo./;
27'A
26%
28
1,300
2d
May
12
12
200
11
Oct
2
^ Mar
25c
—
—
—
1
Ltd
Feb
16% July
13% Mar
133
'
—
Jun
Mar
2%
Raynolds class B_.
Devon-Leduc Oils
7 Va
Jan
Jan
1%
—
—
3 ij
33
Juii
Sep
Mar
%
2%
...1
...
Oct
6%
...
Manufacturing- —1
&
Detroit
500
—
6
28
100
15%
15'A
.
90
6%
35
Jun
1%
2,900
30
6%
—A
......
2'A
1%
29'A
6%
.100
debenture
8%
2
30
"
-50c
6%
Oct
5%
400
6
5%
:
—35
Rubber Co class A
Dtjay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common
Gray Iron Foundry..
Detroit Hardware
Mfg Co
13%
July
28
—
—
—
....
400
6%
6'A
6%
1
Inc
Brothers Inc
Davidson
9%
Aug
Feb
12 Va
300
14 J/a
14%
D
Crystal
Daitch
13 Va
Jan
20
100
3%
6 >/4
2.50
5
Lighting Inc common.;
Manufacturing Co (Mo).
Feb
30% Mar
20
20
Curtis
Curtis
Apr
1R1%
400
3
35
7%
8%
2%
25
7%
8%
98%
30
1,300
13
12%
11
11%
16 %
16 %
98
800
Line..
_♦
2.50
Oct
35
7%
Jun
Oct
15%
Jan
112%
Feb
Feb
51
15% Aug
13
800
10%
Jan
6
6
1,300
5%
Jun
6%
Jan
1,500
10%
Jun
14%
Jan
16
Oct
23% July
8%
16
Jan
Jan
47% May
11
3%
Oct
8%
50
Jun
Apr
5%
2,100
*
Hill & Sullivan
16%
16
16%
15%
%
17%
14
2,000
Aug
Jan
8% Aug
17%
Feb
5,500
15'A
Oct
x26'A
Jan
9,100
%
%
Apr
%
Apr
Ltd—
American dep rets ord shs—
Biscuit
Sep
8 J/2
8%
1
9%
& Reynolds
Corroon
Feb
3%
10
7,200
7 Va
19
98%
—2.50
common.
Mines
8%
Jan
20
Oct
77'% Mar
14'%
100
10%
10
35
7%
10
common....
Burma
May
7%
6% Mar
71%
1
Jan
10%.
*
class
Mar
Jan
10'A
12%
3 %
*
—
Bunker
Burry
Feb
650
200
4%
11
1
junior preferred
Ltd
Pipe
Oct
13%
41/4
20%
•
Distillers
Co
Co
Mills
Get
38
5 %
500
'«
Mines—
Oct
7% July
Ma,)
2
2'%
2iV,
i<s
32,700
Feb
30
Aug
13%
Jan
344 Aug
•
common
cumulative
Rubber
ui
Aug
hi
50
5,200
Jan
10%
19%
Crystal Oil Relining common
20.500
,
£1
Power
preference
Gold
Cornucopia
Apr
May
24
1
*
Crown
31
6%
Jan
May
'2
20
non-voting————-
B
Feb
Jan
8%
8
9'A
8%
voting
A
9%
23%
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Jun
10'Yb
19
10s
reg
preference
Brown
4% July
4%
4%
*
S3
32
£1
reg
ord
Company
Brown
1 <5
31%
B
$5
17
Feb
May
121/2
-
69'%
69'%
Commercial Corp:
1
Continental Foundry <to Machine Co..1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
*
39
20'%
1,150
7
79
Oct
h
200
6%
Continental
12
Ltd—
rets
Columbia
Class
Brown
30
y28
1/4 Ma'
9
50
8 VB
1
Apr
23
Co
dep rets ord
dep
2% Mar
Tobacco—
Celanese
British
Sep
Co
dep rets ord bearer.
Amer
4%
Oil
American
Amer
16%
9
10'/8
*
British
Aug
82
9
—
British
Amer
11%
10
*
British
4,800
35'/a
23
800
7? i
Car-iNa-vui
Continental
R% May
18 J/4
*
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
Class
A
American
5% Mar
15%
1,100
—
5
Pow
&
16% Mar
14%
5,400
1
Traction
Jun
13%
*
Inc
Jun
Feb
4%
4%
<Breeze
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Light
9%
131/4
151/B
38%
10
preferred-100
—
Oct
Jun
4 J/a
Courtaulds Ltd—
May
3%
*
common
Jan
291/a Aug
74
30
9%
10%
8'A
—1
50c
1
Engineering Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Consolidated Liquidating
Consolidated Min'g & Smelt'g
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental Air Lines Inc
Feb
«
38'%
3
cumulative
Jan
Apr
074
10
Service
Consol
Jun
8'%
10
Jan
85
-1
x.5
Corp—10c
1956
to
ext
Vtc
78
85
Shoe Machinery—
Compo
Cosaen
13 •
3%
*
Co common
prior
Bourjois
Jan
1,000
1
common
( Brazilian
J/4 July
8
4 1/8
14%
381/2
common...—.._____1
Gorham
(H C)
7V4 May
9%
4%
14%
common—1
&
Blurnenthal (S)
Borne
500
Sep
—-
15'% July
141/a
_1
Co Inc
inc
Blauner's
5'%%
8,700
10%
—
I
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com_»
Bohack
~7%
%
Starr
Oct
Apr
Apr
13
1
common....
Hedges common
Rights
BicKiord's
Black
~7'%
1
of Canada common
Benrus Watch
<fc
5%
3J/4
7'A May
—
13'A
inc.—————
Commodore
$1
10%
7%
1
_1
Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone
Benson
,
*
———
—
Inc——
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca
6,200
7
& Co common
Beau-Brummel
Beck
'
■.
Pyir Ltd
&
Corp
Refractories
Baumqnn
4,800
3%
1272 Mar
3 'A
75c
Corp
shares
Barcelona Tr Lt
Basic
5%
3'/4
1
common
Andes-
los
American
Barium
5'/a
5%
A
Baldwin
Jan
10%
J
Airlines
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Colt's Manufacturing Co
Columbia Machinery & Eng
Class
Gas—
&
Farm
Colonial
Class
&
5%
9
—•
Equipment Co
Development ordinary
Corby
B
Bailey
15,600
Clayton
Community
•
class A
Oct
22%
15%
Laundries
Tel & Tel
10%
77%
Controller Co
1
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
1
Claude Neon Inc
*
Claussner Hosiery Co———-—-—&
Jun
17%
f1
rets reg—
£1
•
of America——*
American dep
Associated
9%
L) l.
line)
ClaiK
15%
22%
.
Feb
85
*
1
Stain pine
Suburban Homes
Auto
17
Associated Electric Industries—
Associated
Consolidated Mining
Cable Corp
Oct
49%
22%
50
7%
21 Va
com—..16
4
1
—
5
Machine
Oct
Apr
10% Jan
113% Mar
120
116
6%
Oct
3%
14%
j an
5%
8,700
10%
10%
116
Oct
Apr
5%
26 Va
13
800
14%
14%
1414
8%
108%
1,800
& Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Club
Aluminum Products Co
101
1,300
13 %
614
•
7% May
1,600
280
106% 108
2.50
——1
Equipment Corp
Aspinook
Sep
8
*
convertible preferred
4%%
Oct
2%
_
+* 8
5%
10%
-0
Cherry-Burreii
common.
Chesebrough Manufacturing
15,900
Jan
5%
1
—2.50
10
common
Corp
600
2%
17%
5%
Clark
class A
Armstrong Rubber Co
Chans
500
8%
10
—_——
_
Power &
Jan
13 Va Mar
*
—*
class A non-voting
Common
6%
Arkansas
22%
%
2%
ivray
1
common
4
8', 4
Oct
It -,2
■
America
Chamberlin Co of
City
1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co———1
Appalachian Elec Power 4% r/o pfd—100
Argus cameras Inc.—•—
—»—-1
common
Co
Aircralt
Cessna
9 "2
2 A
5 %
500
Maine
9%
8 1/4
Aug
16%
3.50%
4 1/4
4%
3%
—
series
High
4,000
preference
Central
69 J/2 July
Sep
Low
5%
»x.*0 series
*
Power Co—
preferred
1°0
Central Ohio Steel Products.
—1
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc
—-2
Convertible preference
—.—10
Conv
151/2
...
"
—2.40
Gas
Jan
40
Ltd
Illinois Secur Corp—
preference $1.50
Conv
501% May
£1
—;
Natural
Aug
20%
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
1% July
Oct
Oct
5%
Corp—-
Nitrate
shares
Central
Feb
Explorers
Central
Oct
1 %
City &
Oil Co Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Anglo-Lautaro
Jan
18%
41 J/2
Anglo-Iranian
American
16%
Feb
11
1
common
Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
16%
1
America
of
Corp
July
75
__
Angerman
Catalin
1,200
5 J/2
*
2
Anchor Post Products
Jan
42%
24 %
5
common
25%
xll%
11
5
preferred
5%
Castle
1
300
1
io
41%
10
~2
Mines Ltd
Lead
T',4
Apr
16
Co
Republics
American
Anacon
1 J/8
97%
Oct
21%
11%
Co——
Meter
600
pfd—
1
—•—*
Natural Gas Co 6"Jo pfd—:25
Potash & Chem class A-—*
American
350
2214
common
conv
Maracaibo
American
92%
89
5%
-*
10
common
M) & Co.
lA
Jan
92%
Manufacturing
Goods
Aluminum
Shares
High
Low
21%
preferred———100
cumulative
S3.75
for Week
Low
Par
America—
of
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Range Since Jan. 1
Casco
Aluminum
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
Week's
oi Prices
Friday
Week's
STOCKS
New York Curb
FOR THE WEEK
Sales
Friday
Corp
3s 6d
12J/2c
.
4%
4%
4%
2,800
3%
Sep
Feb
Distillers
Ltd—
Co
American
Diversey
(The)
Dobeckmun Co
Dome
4s
dep rets ord reg
2.50
Exploration Ltd..
Domestic
Finance
Bridge
Dominion
Sleel
Dominion
Tar
9%
1
...
-
Corp
1
com
:
__
1 .:
Corp—
common
Dominion
•'"*
6'%
7,300
5%
V- A 91/2
t
'/a
-A—
5%
1,500
Dominion
Coai
&
TextLe
Lid
Co
11'A
Feb
Oct
34
Jan
Oct
6 Vb
Aug
May
87 '/4
Feb
19% Aug
16%
39%
Ltd.
»
common.
.'
10 %
loO
16 Vb
40%
600
JT',4 May
45
10 'A May
13'%
12 Va
Apr
21
Feb
;•
.
Jun
"
Dow
•
Ltd
Brewery
:
Dragon Cement Co Inc
_
_
"10
Corp common
Drilling & Exploration Co
Harris
Driver
Co
DuMont
(Allen
Class
A
—
_
.
Jan
25 'A
300
71 a,
Jan
26
Aug
181/4
1,300
17%
Oct
23'%
Jan
9%
Sep
8 'A
8%
5,500
8'A
Oct
35'%
35%
35%
1D0
35'%
Oct
91 %
•
.
Jan
17%
25'A
911/4
92
600
84y8 July
92 'A
Oct
16 >4
16
17
4,900
15
19%
Apr
8'%
1
—
_
_
Co.
Power
•
.
25
•
Draper
Duke
■
L-.
—
__
__
Sop
Jau
75
391/2,
stock.
Co
7%
a
..
—
ord
Chemical
&
-
•
Jun
6
"
Ltd.
Co
Jan
8%
l,3u0
6
2%
Mai
19%
100
9%
21%
21
21.
2
.
44
Apr
Laboratories—
B)
comomn
10C
—
_
July
*
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
Cable Electric
Products
common.—_50c
3%
3%
4%
3%
4
11%
12%
dep
ord
rets
400
3%
Feb
4% Mar
Duraloy
(The)
1,500
3%
Jan
4%
Oct
Durham
Hosiery
Co.
fi
reg.
4'A
4'A
Sugar
Estate
1
%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
0
12 %
10,400
11%
Oct
19%
Jan
Duro
California
*
9%
9%
9%
31,800
8%
Feb
10
Aug
Duval
Co—_i
5 ! i!
5%
0
5%
Jan
9%
24%
x5%
x5%
26%
131/8
13%
3,200
74%
Jan
Jan
Sep
7%
Jan
Oct
35V4
Jan
13'%
700
73%
5%
16%
Oct
51/4
200
26
Oct
26
cummou_.
425
May
Sep
Sep
x*
Apr
Jan
c<aao
Jun
4
100
'
Calamba
7
5%
„
—1
__
12% May
'
„
Calvan
Electric
Consol
Oil
Camden
Fire
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
6'%%
Power
&
Gas
Co
Ltd
common
preference
Canada
Southern
23%
23%
325
20
*
76%
76%
100
67 % May
80
25% May
28% July
15 % Apr
20
Oils
Canadian
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Canners
Ltd
Co
Ltd
wi_
Ltd
9%
2
common.
8%
9%
10,000
8 %
5,'«
4
i«
5%
12,400
4,V Oct
*
Jan
8%
Apr
0
& Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Dredge
Eastern
7%
Industries
Capital
Capital
l
Products
Transit
common
Co
19.50
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
Carman
&
Carnation
Carolina
Feb
Power
&
53%
Feb
4%
161
5%
24
24
15%
15%
7 74
8
40
155
5,700
Feb
Light
$5
pfd.
Co
Malleable
Eastern
dep
rets
O
dep
rets
B
Co
ord__
common
rnntrtnt**
_
•
Co
26
Iron.
B._
600
Oct
•
108
■
'1% 71%
2,000
Jan
11% Oct
8'%
Feb
4% M'ar
91
113
2%
Jan
Oct
Jan
nope
x7'% May
%
Aug
x% May
5%
Apr
6'A
Jan
110
34
150
110
34
9%
Feb
146
Feb
108'%
Jan
133%
Feb
Jan
28
Aug
36'%
25
83'%
Apr
91'A
13'A
3,600
10 Va
Jun
13'A
Oct
5
22%
22 'A
22%
8.700
22'A
Oct
26%
Jan
-.1
Electrographic Corp comomn
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—L 100
10 %
10%
11
1,300
xl0%
Aug
11% Mar
shares
shares
Washing
Empire
Emsco
of
of
beneficial
Bond
&
Millwork
Derrick
&
Share
int.
class
common
Eureka
Corporation
—
..
_
..
...
5
10c
_
Ltd
80
Jan
95
7%
16 %
1 A
7%
100
IP'%
1"%
700
161/4
Oct
4,200
1%
Jan
1%
1%
7'% Aug
104
9%
22
1%
Oct
Oct
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
200
31°/8
Jun
5 'A
—1
_
100
104
102
—1
Equipment
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
1
•
B
Corp
Inc
„
int.. __1
beneficial
Machine
51%
5'A
1,100
4%
Apr
5'% Mar
1 'A
1
Mi
1 'A
32,400
1,'G
Oct
2/o
Apr
%
1%
16,900
Oct
1 136
Apr
33
33
33
34% Aug
'
2s 6d
l
11
Jun
5%
34
Jan
90'A
Jan
Sep
•
_
Jan
120
12%
17%
7'% July
...
25
Sugar Associates—
pfd
Jan
3%
123 'A 123'A
__
90'A
$5
Electric
78'A
Jan
Jun
13 'a
Oct
Sep
100
25'% May
5%
1
A
24%
100
15%
78
72'/4 Mai
■
*
series
Feb
3%
25
__
_
series
Easy
78%
Va
_
_
preferred
Feb
3%
13
100
v
preferred
12%
1,700
common.. .10
.
$6
21
200
£1
ord—
Assn
States -Corp
6'A
78%
1
Fuel
preferred.
Esquire
Amer
(J W)
Potash
Eastern
Jan
3%
*
Biscuit
164
Ltd—
Amer
Carter
1
160
2.50
common
Carr-Consoliriated
Carreras
Inc
Co
Co
5
&
prior
Common
100
Marconi
City
common..
&
$7
53
Ltd—
preferred
Canadian
Gas
41/2%
Eastern
Canadian
Corp
Sulphur
1
——
Ltd
Co
u
5
Insurance
29,700
Test
100
Jan
Warrants
Eureko Pipe Line
10
••oiifmou
1
■
%
17
Sep
34% Mar
Number 5163
Volume 176
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1589)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Fail-child
Camera
Fire
Ltd
Oils
Fargo
Federated
Instrument
&
1
0
,
Petroleums
Ltd
1
*
Low
1
Oct
1%
7,400.
Oct
ll'/2
Aug
10c
-2'/a
1
32%
33
1
10%
10%
dividend
cumulative
(M H)
Co
preferred
Inc
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
Ford
1
9%
681/4
•
2%
A
non-voting
voting
9 5/8
Class. B
Ford
Motor
Co
—0
350
55y2
"
30JA
%ioo
.8,400
60
6%
638
6%
American deposit receipts bearer
Pitt Brewing Co
Fox
(Peter)
Brewing
Franklin Simon
4%%
Fuller
Lie
900
6,700
7%
-
10%
68
Key
% May
6%
Low
Range Since
High
Jan. 1
Low
y2
Oct
11% Mar
Feb
2,000
6
9V4
I
Oct
43
Jan
45%
Feb
11% May
10%
7%
7%
/24
; 9%
24
9%
:
-.5
"
High
(D Emil)
(I B)
M
Co
9,200
3% Aug
Jan
10 %
Oct
13
Jan
x6%
Oct
10 %
Jan
20
Jan
31
'
100
900
8%
Jan
May
•
ao%
Sep
36%
Apr
4'/4
Feb
1,300
x3%
Oct
31%
32 %
2,600
22%
Jan
300
7%
Jan
9% Aug
U
Oct
11«
9
50
9
tt
%
•33
Jan
*
10,600
13%
13%
300
10
147/b
14%
14%
250
—*—
5
—7.50
11%
11%
12
300
10
10%
500
3%
3%
3%
1,400
1%
1%
a
3,800
1%
Oct
7
7
100
6y4
Jun
'14%
33%
3%' Oct
20c
V
.9% Mar
33%c
Kobacker Stores...
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
26%
35
1
Oct
■>
Rubber Co__
Corp
Mar
105 A July
Oct
x3%
32
1
Co common
300
225
•
7
vsJan
19 %
35
3%
1
Ltd
200
•
x3%
50
10
Kleinert
Feb
'>10%
7%
41
& Co
G
Hotels
4%
19 y8
100
__5
Jan
10 y2
5
Inc
Kirkland Lake
Knott
4'/8
'19%
*
preferred
Klein
-
4»/a
pfd—100
common
(Walter)
50c
1A Jan
-9%
%
.
4 '/<?, cumulative
preferred...
Kingston
Products____
Kirby Petroleum
j.
~
Oct
________
Kings County Lighting common
Oct
6% Aug
Co
Kidde
Aug
Aug
72
Mar
■
-.500
5o
Co.—
Jan
»%
~7.
Shares
1
Corp
& Electric 4 V2
Co
Z Kennedy's
•
%
7
6%
3y2
Kansas Gas
34% Aug
11% Mar
Feb
5
1
common
convertible preferred
(Geo A)
34
*
6%
1.25
& Co
%
.
1
Oct
Kaiser-Frazer
Kawneer
•
u
Ford
Fort
Jan
69 y2
Feb
54%
£1
Apr
Jan
50
Ltd—
American deposit rets ord reg
Motor of France—
28%
10% May
• 7%
Jan
:
300
♦
.
Oct
*2% Aug
500
10 Va
60
-
22'/2
1,500
»
Motor of Canada—
Class
for Week
Par
Sep
7%
common
68
Sales
Range
of Prices
K
8%
First York Corp
$2
High
5,500
7%
10
Fisbman
New York Curb Exchange
Mi
1
7%
Range Since Jan. 1
500
(Phila)
Week's
Last"
Last
Sale Price '
Friday
Shares
241/4
Association
68
24
STOCKS
High
22 %
OCTOBER
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR THE WEEK ENDED
Sales
.4 Range
Last
«
1
hi
9%
Oct
Apr
14
Feb
13%
Feb
Apr
15% July
10%
Apr
13 y2
•
Feb
11% Aug
•
5%
2
Jan
rif Aug
"
9% July
'
Gatineau
5r,b
Power
Co common
preferred
0
I
Gellman
Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp
General Alloys Co
General
b','o
Builders
Supply
convertible
General
Electric
Amer
Co
Finance
Corp
Power
pfd
A
C>
200
Co
Inc
3%
2,500
7%
8%
26
26 %
200
14
14
~7%
A__
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd
17%
Feb
11%
Jan
15%
Jan
253/4
Oct
25%
25 ya
25
53%
2%
53%
45%
84%
10
1%
5,400
Great
Northern
200
193/4
Apr
2%
1,900
23/4
Oct
55%
260
48%
Jan
47
175
27%
Apr
Jan
Western
53%
800
23
Jan
14%
400
140
139:
133%
2%
133% 134%
2%
2%
25
51%
140
375
Grocery Stores Products common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—_
July
Hall
Laboratories
Lamp
Inc
Co
.5
Feb
McWilliams
Jan
Mead
Menasco
Feb
148
Jun
Apr
136
Aug
2 %
Feb
3%
Apr
503%
Oct
Mesabi
61 %
Feb
16%
Metal
Oct
22%
Jan
11
May
Mar
31% July
Mfg
Hathaway
4 %
300
4
Apr
13% May
280
1%
1%
1V2
500
457/8 July
1% Jan
2
4%
4%
4%
1,500
4 %
Oct
———.1
9%
9%
9%
600
9%
Apr
10 3/4
jan
2-3/4
Sep
4%
Jan
Sep
26%
Oct
—
25
1
Co
Bakeries
Inc
Havana
Lithographing Co
Corp
Dept Stores common—
3
Hecla Mining Co
Helena
Heller
A
5%
Iloe
<5?
Co
Holly
Hormel
Horn
class
Horn
&
5%
&
A)
Hubbell
(
Jan
Jan
100
12%
Jun
300
400
400
100
15% ,16
23« : >25H-
Jun
Oct
50
5
Manufacturing Co
Hvdro-Electric
Products__
525
173/4
-30%
65% -68
3%
400
9,400
20
3%
200
20%
19- ~
1,000
Zinc
Co
Imperial Chemical
American
Jan
Imperial Tobacco
of
Gt
Indianapolis Pv.r
Co
of
Canada—
33/8
Preferred
Erit
North
_5
...50
Jan
101 % 103
550
27 V4
6,200
%
11'A
100
4%
4,500
11
__1
Co
4
Va
4
4 Va
221/4
Iron
Michaels
31%.
43/4 Mar
Jan
100
Manufacturing
v
t
Chute
1
com
A—-!*'
cl
Jim
Glass Co common.......
Lake Sulphur Co
Brown
Stores
Preference
Julian
&
Inc
(N J),.
__
common......
_
.
10%
8%
—
900
i'%
Jupiter Ous'Ltd
Steel
Micromatic
Co
3,300
15% Mar
34
%
Oct
2,700
12
15%
Jan
2%
2%
3'/8
Jan
150
2%
22
2,200
19%
19 aA
$2
dividend
non-cum
Co
2 'A May
3
21%
Apr
9,300
13
Jan
23 Va
Oct
73/a
Jan
6
100
5
Aug
6
49
140
48
Oct
53
3
100
2% Aug
4%
Jan
7'/a
500
6% July
8
Jan
'
•
3;/
>■ 7
7Va
8
"I
"l'/a
600
15
14%
15
13%
14%
3,600
shares
Piping & Supply common
Mid-West Refineries
Wohl
Miller
Co
Jan
Fen
26'A
14'A
Oct
13%
Jan
4%
Apr
>5%
Jan
37%
1,800
27%
Feb
37%
Oct
-4'A
Feb
'
"
100
101%
Service common
9
20%
Public
Missouri
Jun
200
500
3%
500
3
5
"5
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada.—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
5%
1,800
7 5
50
Jan
13%
1
13%
14
4,300
101% 101%
20%
42%
Monogram
1
3%
Corp
1
Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
preferred
cumulative
4.40%
13 Va
25
ion
-
'40%
433/8
5,100
3%
3,300
3
2%
169
35%
'''
98
M 2%
169
53%
Jan
33/4
Jan
2%
50
92
Apr
._50c
Muter
23/4
169
400
190
103% May
98 Vi Aug
7
2%
168
31%
Apr
36
Jan
500
13'A
13%
4,400
113/4
Jan
20
993/4
Apr
105
18%
Oct
26
18%
18%
100
;~8''a
"5%
4
1,200
Jan
203/4 May
8
%
,
8'A
..
-8%
800
Milling
Dehydrating
Co
Bellas
13 Va
Feb 7
26 Va
Jan
7% July
9%
Feb
16%
Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
6% Mar
l2'/a Aug
8
8%
4,100
8
Oct
2%
2%
2 Va
Sep
13%
14%
5,400
6,200
2 3/8
14 %
Fuel
Mfg & Stores common
—;_25c
~1
IB
~m
9,800
Jan
14%
Jan
20
1%
Oct
1%
1%
1%
12,800
Oct
2%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
1,400
12
Apr
14%
Jan
10%
10%
400
9
Mar
11%
Jan
19
Apr
4
Corp
National
Transit
Union
Neptune
Meter common....
Oct
Feb
New
10c
41/2
1
4%
i
V/H
•
3%
100
16'A
16
3,200
14%
4%
4.700
3%
%
1%
%
1
100
%
100
3% Mar
3A
Sep
Feb'
Sep
l'A
Oct
17%
U
1
—10
Machinery
Products
12V4
13
2,100
11%
11V2
12
700
11'A
Oct
11%
Oct
14%
Jan
15% May
13
18 3/8
Jan
1
"
:
Ltd—
Car
1%
25
283/4 Aug
4
1
common
%
4%
600
4
Apr
Radio —,i.,—
Co
Oct
2%
Oct
20%
4%
Oil
Ltd—_..40c
2
i\
&
Tel..——;
100
107 %
Watch Co
_-l
2%
convertible
Zinc
&
preferred——.20
25
—
Land
Arizona
Mexico
New
Park Mining
New
Process
5% July
New
York
2
20%
1
&
Haven
Feb
2%
2.50
Tel
England
New
July
5
24%
2%
Clock
New
Jersey
2%
common..——
Dominion
British
__30c
led
Co
Co...
common
Auction
Co
2% Mar
4
20%
200
18% Mar
22
Jan
4%
100
5
July
r>
111
17,500
107% 103%
2,860
2%
900
2
A
2%
0
A
50
6 Vh
Oct
57 %
Oct
15 >A' Oct
15%
16%
3.600
1%
1%
1%
6,700
York & Honduras Rosario——-10
York
Merchandise
New
York
l'/2
65
8%
common.—s
New
Oct
3,800
15%
New
2%
6 Va
1
Feb
Oct
1063A July
59'A
*
Feb
2
Jan
57%
-^1
Jan
4%
6Va
58
25
25
6% Mar
3,100
3
25%
500
4 i7e
113
3%
8%
80
Apr
Apr
Aug
Feb
Feb
Jan
23 A' Jan
Aug
2 3/i
Jan
Jan
69 V2
Jan
Feb
9% Aug
21% July
7% May
34 %
Jan
9%
Jan
14%
19
Shipbuilding Corp—
—10
8
8
200
•
...
.
Mur
Sep
Apr
__10c
Co___—
12% July
8% Apr
Le
33/4
Jan
Mar
Cooker common....2
Jan
Nestle
3
13%
12V4
1
Industries
Rubber
100
16
8%
Gas
National
National
Steel
Jun
Oct*
Oct
Sep
1
common
National
9 %
Sep
AplV
8
—1
Hess
Apr
7
24%
Oct
Jai
&
...
National
40%
2%
14%
3%
16
1
Inc
Alfalfa
National
Jan
.
/-4%
22
■
8%
Jan
176
Apr
N
National Research
Oct
2%
Feb
Jan
103% 103%
'
13%
■Mmi-
75
July
Jan
35%
4%
,
—_____10
Corp—
National Starch
Jun
98
Feb
«
National
Jan
Sep
Mar
•
D
Sep
Jan
Jan
103 % Mar
35'A
4%
_2.50
Mt
Apr
Jun
17 Va
Oct
Mar
21%
86%
96
96
..._1
42
84
6»A Aug
343A Aug
Jun
Jan
15%
97%
Radiator
114%
•
••
•
36Va May
200
20%
100
100
Pressure
103%
•-Apr
29%
Molybdenum
Phoenix
Jun
Aug
-
Jan
'
National
4%
Aug
20%
20'A
3
1
convertible
4 % 'k
National
7
16
Oct
Feb
5%
5
"36%
50c
common
National
1
Jan
Vi
23 %
14%
5
*
Midwest
July
100
Jan
14%
—*
50c
243/a May
2,100
Sep
1%
13%
11
—"
88 3A
1%
Jan
8V4
iviiir
63/4 Aug
12% Mar
1,500
14 Va
Apr
10%
May
1
4,900
6%
6%
6%
1
Abrasive
Mid-West
99
Oct
Oct
48
'
preferred..,4'
common
Feb
Jan
25%
Oct
July
6
6
•'
1
Jan
10%
Jan
4,200
common
conv
70
Jan
Oct
Products—
Steel
Midland
Midvale
$1
Corp
Petroleum Ltd—
9%
May
10>A/Sep
21% July
13
Corp
Hone
Oil
Midland
National
3^8
19 Va
-
123/4
Jan
31'A
—
1
2.50
*
10
common
Aug
23%
9
22
—
1
Middle States Petroleum
New
3JA
!
__
Co
20'/a
15
Corp
Tube
7
8%
__
__
—
1
if
_
Kokcnge
19%
Inc
Brothers
Michigan Sugar
6 '/c
preferred
4%%
O'Manonev
19'A
15
10% May
12%
preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
700
___25c
common
Sep
77
__
10%
■
c
1
Superpower Corp
Jeannette
600
Oct
53A Aug
May
Jan
Apr
123/4
1,300
10'A
1
Corp
92
93
Oct
4 Va
Mar
& Scott Corp—
Michigan Bumper
New
Jerry
14%
Co
Textile
Namm-Loeser's
Oct
48%
Jan
3%
11%
43/4 Mar
Apr
31
43
100
—
preferred
JeLerson
48%
10
Jun
18% Aug
16 Va Mar
29%
.2.50
35
25%
—
vN
9
Participating
.
16% Jan
f
22
Feb
xn3/*
Oct
Jan
-1
Co
National
26 VR
5
Inc
Air
—
'
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service
Irving
800
—
stock.11
capital
—
102
Mfg
Chapman
Jan
Feb
85
Jan
15
12%
Jan
% Mav
/
.
30
86%
63/4
Jan
54%
28 Va ' Sep
I
9%
9
33%
10%
•
Jan
14%
common
1053/4
15%
*
•
1
Co
Jan
Jan
x8% May
—
&
14%
Dredging
29% Aug
63% Oct
3%
Jun
114%
14 V* July
5
233/s
14
"
*
Apr
153/4
700
11%
100
1,500
83%
84
113/4
600
10%
..7.25
10
120
300
18
14%
TJ4 CO
—
*
IlOc
Apr
200
12
1
Jan
41%
4
Jua
13%
1
10
Jan
Oct
7
12%
13
£1
143/4 Aug
31 %
98 3
Ltd—
Co
46
100
95%
%
1,000
Oct
Jan
28
13
*Jan
25
12
*
140
7,700
9%
Co
Jun
5%
—
Product?
Italian
'
Jan
—
0
34%
7"
95
—c
series
Petroleum
3.901/
10
Metal Industries A__
International
Ironrite
5
pfd—10o
America
International
Iron Fireman
1,900
Sep
111%
35 Va
'23%
20% May
7
"11% May
0
W
22
33 V8
& Ireland—£1
Light 4%
S3.50
18%
40%
10
173/4
Jan
5%
*
.
International Cigar Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
International
15'%
£1
(Canada) capital stock
Imperial Tob of
16 %
4,500
112 y4112'A
!14%
17% July
Industries—
dep receipts registered
Imperial Oil
Insurance
*
common
44
100
Warrants
•
Nachman
Illinois
423/a
43
14%
Oct
*
—5
3,700
17%
Jun
100
■.
30"-
65%
5
A*
Securities
Hygrade Food
13%
42 %
129
25%
Oct
6% Sep
33% Aug
Jan
Jan
2l
1
*
18% Aug
Apr
2%
J
-c
4%
103A May
14%
17%'vJs
Oct
7% Aug
83/4 Aug
12% Jan
13%
100
Feb
8%
Apr
100
3?V-._
Jan
Sep
Apr
78
5 Va May
200
.•••'
it
1—"
capital stock
Feb
13iW3%
—
Inc common.^
800
2,100
19%
102
7% July
2% Aug
14%
14%
*
15
i-_i
ii%
11
11%
133/4
Apr
Jan
7%
Co
common
Harvey)
15%
67
8
3
7
1
A
Co_
Humble Oil & Refining
&
Jan
17%
19%
8
14%
Baking
Hardart
Lock
6%
Oct
Jun
27/8^
5
;
%_
preferred
Hurd
Sep
92
2.50
Mines
—
Hardart.
Jan
12%
,10
A
Meriitt
.
6% Mai-
143/4
1
preferred
.
(Geo
&
2
225
10c
6% May
6%, Sep
••
Jan
2,900
—
common
Inc
Jan
July
16%
"_1
common—
Consol Gold
Stores Inc
Holophane Co
21
5
16 y8
48%
18^8%
2
100
1
Kollingcr
Honler's
15%
common
convertible
(R)
12 i i_13
16%
100
w
Products
Higbie Mfg Co
1,300
1,500
4%
12%
41
common.
preferred w
Henry Holt, & Co
Steel
3
25%
5
.
preferred
4%
Hercules
-
12.3^12%
common
.
Co
5 % if
23%
25c
—^
Rubinstein
Class
2%
24
10c
Hazeltine
Hearn
5% Aug
48%
"
Light
Brewing Co
Hastings
Jan
4%
Bridge Co Ltd
Electric
Harvard
23/8
25% July
8 y- Jan
25
5
Johnson & Co
128%
4,200
Oct
20%
10
common
(AG)
McKee
7%
47%
:
Hamilton
Hartford
Harris
1,200
3%
20%
1
Shovel
Power
Massey
Michigan
3%
3%
21
International
15%
.
9% May
1
Apr
31%
25
1
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
25% Mar
:
Sep
30
200
Jan
16%
30
pfd—*
common
(The Bi
Marion
Jan
121
5
7Va
Apr
7%
4% Jan
600
7Va
•j
-
'
90
51%
& Light $6
Communication
Aug
H
Haelan
Marconi
100
50%
i
Watch Co
Exploration
&
20%
13
v
'200
—
10
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
8,000
^.2
Oct
20%
—
2
Manischewitz
Jan
60 %
Feb
133/a
Jan
5%
"'100
21
41
Corp
Mangel Stores
jun
28
5% July
13%
21%
800
538
5%
13%
M
July
1% Sep
July
19%
13%
1
Brewery
5%
63
U Jan
100
27%
f
Jun
13%
713 Va
10
A
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Maine Public Service Co
86
57
27
Va
Oct
52 3/4
73
1"%
55
27
"
Paper
Griesedieck
"1%
Jan
16% May
•*'4%
4y4 Aug
73/4 Oct
Sep
14%
Oct
.100
Co
Lynch
31%
1
Chemical
Power
Jan
Tea—
stock
&
Land
Louisiana
Feb
25
preferred
Louisiana
13%
12%
%
class
Longines-Wittnauer
50
-
10
>
Jan
600
5
Pacific
common
18
Jan
Jan
Oct
20%
1
^
(Texas)
Jun
5%
Jan
7%
5
Co
Aug
12%
6%
100
21
1
Chain
117
Oct
12%
4
Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
Lakes Oil
7%
Steel
Star Gas
500
8
;
*
109%
Jan
108% July
3% Sep
12%
50
Grand
2%
Oct
1
Goodmah
Non-voting
Lone
7%
.
Gorham
Great
jun
101
5,900
"
,
$4.50 prior pre 1 erred
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
&
13
Jan
7%
"
Great Atlantic
Lockfe
Jan
7%
:_l
Class B
—
Jan
10 V2
7 Va
8
—
13
5
Clas.< B
Oct
—
.1-5
preferred
Groceterias
Loblaw
8,100
1
of N Y
cumulative
5%
Sep
Feb
12% Mar
5
^
Liberty Fabrics
i%
12,300
8%
__1
common
30 %
107
Machine
University
Extension
*•100
8V»
7Va
—5
Realty common
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
Sep
8% May
Feb
Monotype
Salic
La
200
4'A
8
8%
1
Delaware
ot
14%
4'A
1
Lefcourt
10%
Apr
103% Mar
84%'
B
r
Sugars class
Feb
113
3%
"
£obel (Adolf) Inc
1st
11%
*
Distilleries class
Lanston
Feb
37/a May
Corp
"14%
1
Mines Ltd—
Shore
Lamson
99%
10
Union
3%
Inc
Lakey Foundry & Machine
22% May
> 26V4
2,800
11%
11%
1
Gladding McBean & Co
7%
"l%
1
Gilchrist Co
Godchaux
700
~L%
*
Globe
28%
28
*
Glen Alden Coal
Lake
53% Sep
11% Aug
Oct
Jan
7%
28
-
common
Glenmore
2
'
2'A Sep
8%
50c
Mines.
Aug
5
Company
Apparel
L'Aiglon
v
5
preferred
>.
Giant Yellowknile Gold
(A
106
Jan
1 b'/2
100
common
Oct
Jan
8%
10
pfd
Gcrity Mich Corp
Gilbert
500
_£1
6%
Corp
$6
2%
2%
21
Jan
3%
»■*
^25
common
Adv
$5 preferred
400
1
com
preferred
20
Public Service $6 preferred—*
Georgia
2,900
2%
Laclede-Christy
17% Mar
100
10%
2
convertible
General
4~%
10%
10%
*
Corp 5%
Fireprooiing
Outdoor
5'/«
4_%
1
reg
General
Plywood
300
Ltd—
General
General
21
95
__1
preferred
dep rets ord
General
21
100
2%
2 ie
3
11.900
23
5A
Apr
Founders
shares
-1
Oct
Feb
29
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
(1590)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
New York Curb
Low
Par
Niles-Bement-Pond—
15%
Jun
18%
Jan
13%
Apr
18%
Jan
Securities
1%
1,500
1,",
Oct
2|i
Apr
Seeman
Co——
Penn RR
North
Jnd
Northern
Pub
~17«
25
———
19%
Apr
46%
Sep
Oct
19%
700
A
Feb
1%
200
j
314
Jan
4%
Apr
27 % Jan
3%
Oct
5%
Jan
83%
3'4
3 %
Jan
91%
Sep
40
<54
87V4
Jan
99
400
95
15%
Corp————
Novadei-Agene
197
15%
Oct
..50
pfd— 100
4% %
Serv
13.800
214
17 K
19'•! 4
—1
Northeast" Airlines...—.—
Apr
43
—5
———
Oil
Texas
Central
North
%
8,500
fe
15%
May
20% July
Ohio
Corp
Brass
Okonite
Company
Radio & Telev
Olympic
Inc
Omar
109% May
4
2%
Oct
331a
Feb
3b vb
39 3/4
Feb
J
400
14%
Sep
72% Aug
16% Jan
1814
350
13% Mar
05
147»
147
18
•«
8% Aug
10% Aug
200
1%
~1%
"l%
~1%
17,000
12
12
Leather
4% May
25,700
% Mar
14%
14%
200
13% Mar
10%
10%
100
8% Mar
——
'•
10%
7 V4
2,900
7
Oct
13%
700
39
Jan
47% Aug
1,900
61%
Feb
73
Jan
106
103
Sep
20% May
Apr
25% Aug
300
I6V4 Mar
18%
100
20%
Oct
20%
Oct
800
3 7»
Jun
51b
Jan
16%
16%
20%
20%
3%
3%
29 Vb
29 Vb
43%
43%
44%
850
37
37
37%
1,600
4 Vb
4
4 %
1,000
9%
9%
4
Jan
Simmons-Bourdman Publications—
$3
convertible preferred
Pattern
Simplicity
*
20
Singer Manufacturing Co
2,100
Fen
18%
Jan
150
42%
Jun
55%
Sep
Sonotone Corp
21
21Vb
500
17%
Feb
21%
Sep
100
29%
5
4%
1
common.
Simpson's Ltd class B
8%
———
Feb
7%
16 V4
4814
Oct
Jun
66%
20%
8%
9
11%
43%
*
—
Oct
Jan
7%
9
9
9
of America class A
common
Sep
1%
65%
w_9
Sicks Breweries Lid
6%
15
42%
65%
——100
Canada
*16 Va
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Ainer shares-lOs
Overseas Securities
-1
—
1
*
5
9
25
48%
6% May
13 % May
9%
400
1%
1:4
Sep
Feb
100
5%
ll's
814
48
21%
1% May
5%
.—
preferred
Co
17% Aug
—10c
Shaltuck Dcnn Mining
Silex
1
1 Vb
common———
of
Jun
May
13 %
5'%
■
Oct
2%
Apr
1
Shawinigan Water & Power.—
Sherwin-Williams common
®<5 Aug
Jan
—1
—*
27
900
30
Feb
4%
Sep
5%
47 Vb
Sep
37
45%
Jan
Oct
3%
10
7%
7%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
11'/a
Jan
«
900
—.
40'A
23
Apr
9%
100
40%
"
4
Jun
4
800
40 Vb
'
Feb
18%
———1
Soss Manufacturing common——1
South Coast Corp common——
1
South Penn Oil Co common—12.50
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
—10
Feb
Jan
39% July
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered.,— ,£1
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills..— — ''
—-1
—i
Jan
25
34
05
1
Inc
—
Jan
103%
2% May
56%
700
3%
34%
*
Filters class B.
United
*20
45% May
1,700
2 7k
3 '/b
25
5
common
Corp
Town
Oliver
25
108% 108%
108/4
00c
15
—
Natural Gas
Oklahoma
Old
Ltd
Oils
Okalta
preferred
414s
Power
Ohio
700
2Vb
Shoe Corp
Feb
1%
2,000
21'2
51
51
9
100
common
2%
2%
50c
common
Co class B
High
8%
Sherwin-Wilnams
O
Ogden
Low
8%
2Ve
Sentry Safety Control——
Serrick Corp class B
—
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2Ve
Segal Lock & Hardware—
Seiby Shoe Co..
——
Sentinel Radio Corp common
Seton
Low
Shares
Corp
Seaboard
3.500
50
for Week
8%
Airlines——
-1
General—.:
—1
Bros Inc__
%
——9
1.300
147ti
Is
preferred
Canadian Oils Ltd——
Sales
Range
of Prices
Western
17
14%
Products Ltd
American Rayon $3
North
Par
High
1614
—
dep rets ord shares——
Arr.er
Low
■
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Range Since Jan. 1
147»
Nipissing
North
Shares
High
1
Mines--.
Non-Ferrous Metal
Friday
STOCKS
17
__5
Niagara Share Corp common
?A
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
for Week
Range
of Prices
gale Price
FOR THE
Sales
Week'*
Friday
Jan
40%
9% Mar
45%
Oct
Jan
28
4% July
Mar
Southern California Edison—
Pacific
Co
Can
common
12%
33%
—
_5
-
1st pfd—25
preferred—--—;
-25
5% 1st preferred—
—25
5% redeemable 1st preferred——25
5% redeemable 1st. pfd series A—-25
4.80%
red 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred——9
Gas & Electric 6%
Pacific
5%%
1st
—
2674
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—
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div
preferred—
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Pacific
Power &
Pacific
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1st
$1.30
J*
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Park Chemical
Company
Apr
2,90!)
25%
Jan
27%
Sep
500
25%
Jan
27%
Sep
400
24%
Jan
26%
Apr
325
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Jan
101 %
9%
Ltd..
Co
50
15
Apr
102
Mar
Apr
18
Aug
■
2474
500
2514
22%
Jan
25% Aug
Jan
78% Aug
—
-
—
314
414
414
2%
34,300
314
414
3
Jan
4%
12,200
Oct
aO
50
50
.
cumulative
Traffic
preferred
Pennroad
Corp
&
common—4
Penn
Gas
Power
Penn
Water & Power
Electric
&
class
Light
28%
Apr
29%
29%
30%
1,300
24%
24%
25
$7 preferred
400
514
700
4314
21%
2714
2814
350
35
5%
514
43%
43
217.,
27%
28
—
50
50
15%
35
Jan
May
5%
Oct
39% jjJan
Feb
•
-
44%
Jan
Oct
23-Vb May
(The)
—
474
10614
ordinary—J
Parts Corporation
(A) & Co common——:
267/8
Oct
27%
Oct
27
Oct
28%
Jun
Stein
Sep
5%
Jan
1314
4,200
12%
Oct
500
3%
July
175
102%
Jan
4114
1,450
40%
37 % May
14% May
5%
Steel
Jun
Feb
44%
Stetson
Perfect
Circle
Philadelphia Co
Phillips Packing
Phillips Screw
Pierce
Co
Governor
Gold
*
common,
10c
_1
common
Ltd
Amer
Mines
shares—10s
Ltd
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Railways
Co
Power
Corp
6%
1st
5
Oct
Jan
Swan Finch Oil Corp
200
18%
Oct
~lfJ
Feb
1,800
1,200
2%
Oct
3%
400
51%
Jan
59%
Apr
3274
400
31%
Oct
42%
Jan
7%
1,600
8%
July
3
100
1,300
4
4
774
900
33 Vb
725
7%
2%
Jan
cumulative preferred
Pyrene
Talon
B
Technicolor
Apr
Sep
Feb
Texas
Power
Sep
24
Jun
Thcw
Shovel
3%
Feb
5
Jan
12%
Aug
8%
35% Aug
Pile
common
Reading Tube Corp class A—
Class
B
_____
Reda
1
10
Feb
45
Jan
9% Jun
11% Jun
10%
Feb
Tobacco
13%
Feb
Tobacco Security Trust
11%
11%
3,000
17«
2
774
774
100
6% Apr
9
900
7% May
8%
Tilo
8% July
9
99% 100
1%
Oct
3%
Feb
Feb
Roofing
60
500
05%
Jan
102
May
_
Stocks
Allied
&
1914
28
_
&
Engineering
Inc
Richmond
;
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19%
193/b
600
1
Amer
Shipyard
Corp
(Texas
Rolls
Rome
Royalty
dep rets ord reg
Corp common...:
Sep
17%
Jan
11% Mar
19%
Sep
Trans
Jan
18
__
__
21V4
1,300
19
Apr
22%
2%
,
__
Jan
Sep
3% Aug
Lux
Corp
(The) Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
Russeks Fifth
Realization
25
21%
Jun
25
Jan
900
200
16
Aug
300
13%
Jan
Ave
31%
Jan
48
Sep
Union Oil Co
Apr
7
July
5%
374
3%
Oct
21%
-15
Oct
Jan
Apr
.
Jan
8%
Oct
2
~2%
1,800
2
Oct
3%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
7,400
3
Apr
5 %
Sep
18%
18%
350
4%
4'A
4 %
4,800
15%
15%
16%
900
4%
4%
200
7
„
%
,',
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;■
25
3%
25
3%
Feb
Vb
Sep
Apr
30
Oct
15%
Apr
21%
Jan
4
23%
1,700
5
10
Feb
Jan
26% July
3% Jan
Jun
3
50
12
7%
4% Jan
25
3%
12
—-
20 % May
17%
X19
13%
13%
13
24%
16%
1,650
12%
15%
2,900
41%
42%
200
24%
5,600
24%
105.
May
Feb
20
Aug
-—
$3.75
4,300
3% Apr
500
Apr
414
4%
454
3,500
3%
Apr
4%
Oct
i;s
74
900
ii!
Oct
1%
Jan
United Milk Products
2314
2414
200
23
Jun
2»ya
Jan
United
27%
27%
100
27
Mar
29%
Feb
2%
2%
1,100
Oct
4%
Jan
2%
4% Jan
7% Mar
2%
2%
96%
130
87 Vb
Jan
973A
Oct
38%
500
36
Jun
41
6,500
814
814
100
19%
19%
23%
21
24
38
38
38%
300
15%
3,600
■
600
3,200
United
Aircraft
1474
14%
—
__
Ryan Aeronautical
Co
1
Petroleum
9
374
common..
1
4%
Apr
1,000
20%
Feb
16%
18
2,400
12
Feb
15 3i
12%
Jan
16%
Sep
14%
50
14
Apr
15%
Jan
6%
600
6
Oct
8%
Jan
18%
400
18%
Sep
97%
30
96
700
14%
21
Feb
88
25% Aug
.
Jan
Aug
105% Aug
'
'
~
.
4'A
97
100
_
—
4%
97
1
——
4%
2,200
98
125
5%
Sep
5%
Apr
%
—
Jun
%
Feb
48%
Jan
61 %
Jun
100
ii
—20
■
4
8
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88%
VB Mar
H O O W ^00 May
Jan
2 VB
1%
3%
3%
5,800
3%
Oct
7%
Apr
3
1
700
3%
..
1%
3
3
100
2%
Feb
3
Apr
3%
19
1% May
3%
19,200
3%
19%
19
—
—
250
17%
—
—
16
Sep
Jan
43A Aug
Jun
21% Aug
Mar
17.,. Jon
2
■
Amer
2
Jan
10%
United
6 Vb May
14 Vb
Feb
19
Shoe
1114
474
700
8%
Oct
S
Air
Oct
U
S
Foil
Co
U
S
and
International
U
S
Radiator
Apr
U
S
Rubber
Apr
Jan
8
12
1st preferred
United
•
10s
—
3,800
39
13 Ve
■hb
100
50
—
200
Sep
10
Aug
89% Jan
99%
Apr
72 V4
Jan
75 % July
4%
Oct
7%
Feb
x32
7
Jan
43
Oct
Jan
Sep
15%
May
13%
3%
.
233
—
233%
_
300
5,800
—*
25
—
36 Vb
35 %
36
——
36%
36%
38
370
1
—
—
1%
10c
9
Securities.
with warrants
—
H3A
1
1
Co..
2,900
1,500
7%
200
95%
7%
»
common
1%
38%
7%
96%
500
11%
12%
2,500
2%
2%
100
1%
37
38
B_
■
1%
1%
800
10
41
41%
400
10
21%
21%
100
——
—
Corp common
Oct
Universal
Consolidated Oil
1,100
3%
Oct
6%
Jan
Universal
Insurance
4%
1,000
4% May
5%
Jan
Universal
Products,Co
100
%
%
—25
common-
Reclaiming
Stores
250
5
13 VB
common... —25
—10
—
Conditioning Corp
class
96 VB
—
27% Mar
May
100
39
—-
Canal
20%
Jan
9
&
'4
3%
9%
9%
4%
•
Specialties common—
Aug
o-ft
11%
Jan
Jun
27%
Jan
Ltd—
—
21%
Oct
Co
Machinery
11
Mar
2%
5% Feb
20% Jan
12%
300
—
5
20
.
preferred
46
13%
1% Aug
8,200
100
common——
Sharing
Sep
34% May
$5
100
10%
26 34
96
96
.
^
commsn __50c
.
Preferred
U
9%
$
A
dep rets ord registered
United NJ RR
2% July
4
2
10%
26
10 y4
——
Products
Molasses
10
__
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
Sep
109%
24%
18
5
Union Stock Yards of Omaha.
Jan
814
25%
AprJan
23%
3%
United Elastic Corp
%
...
jan
6%
tx
preferred series
37«
23%
Jan
14%
y«..
16%
70c
Co
614
__
X100
Feb
22%
Oct
20%
100
105
24
43
Oct
12%
of California—
3%
—
13
37% May
15%
24
0
o%
__
37%
1.25
common
3%
2%
■
—
Union Investment
400
96%
9
4% Mar
36 Vb Aug
3%
-1
.
Gas of Canada
Union
4214
214
1
Apr
3*Vb
14%
Corp
21%
3814
£1
4% Apr
Oct
29% May
16%
__
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
42%
96%
10
Rowe
200
3%
fx
_
21%
0
5
Rotary Electric Steel Co
300
Mar
100
__5
Sep
500
3%
14%
-
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd.
United
Cable
6
6
32%
16 Vb
96
Corp
—
preferred..
Feb
1
Roosevelt Field Inc,
Jan
3%
.
Toledo Edison 4%%
37%
Royce Ltd—
Amer
Jkm
7%
Xl6%
.
common.—
Oct
United Profit
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
10%
U
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Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
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Apr
5% May
7
Co Ltd—
27
17
19%
l
7%
3%
deposit rets ord registcred. _.£1
deposit rets def registered: __5s
Amer
Todd
__
13%
27
6.25
1
20434
32 Vb
_
38
300
9
10c
12%
Jan
3%
—
Oct
Oct
Jan
xl73%
5%
5%
13%
100
600
20
Corporation common..
Thorofare Markets Inc——-—— _25c
Ulen
10
Reis (Robert)
Rice-Stlx
900
203
.
1
Reliance Electric
12%
11%
9
2,300
--5
400
...
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
& Co—
Mar
5%
—_9
$4.56 pfd
common
300
10%
Railway &
Concrete
24
Jan
8%
R
Raymond
Oct
Jan
6%
5%
Thor
7
Apr
29% Mar
Co
Inc.
Tishman Realty & Construction
__
♦
Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment A—
Rath Packing Co common
13
20%
5,600
8%
.
Co
Jan
250
12%
5%
0
common—
Light
&
True Temper Corp
Power
12%
22
8%
Tri-Continental warrants
Quebec
3,3UU
Oct
41% Aug
Oct
38
12 Vb
203
5
-
—A
Aug
4114
__
—10
1,900
11%
5
_
...
110
10%
100
_
_
Thiokol Corp
37/b
9
5
Manufacturing
Inc
ov2
774
9
common
common
2%
2
100
com.
A
class
Inc
Class
Tampa Electric Co common
Toklan
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
39
Oct
Mar
Apr
Apr
41'%
11%
9
—
109
__
__
l
250
Feb
2
4114
,_9
38
203
9
1
15
Superior Tool & Die Co
Jan
Public Service of Colorado—
414%
Superior Portland Cement Inc
8%
4%
3
714
*
20%
21
19
5 '/a
22
25c
Ray Drug common
Oct
24
2% Aug
1
5%
„
_l
Gas
26%
Jan
2% Aug
16% Jun
12%
—9
Co common
3% July
6%
4
2.50
Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B„
Providence
Feb
&
200
27b
32
Producers
22
Sun
(Si
20%
100
America—
Jan
32
__
—2.50
common—
Metals of
16
567«
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common.
Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
Stroock
600
10
common
Stop & Shop Inc
Jan
2%
.•
25c
of Canada
Jan
76%
5514
2
2%
—
7%
1
—
3,900
3%
Mar
X13% Aug
1.8U0
9,100
__
—
—
preferred..
Pratt & Lambert
Pressed
50
200
Sep
61
1814
18%
—
400
5
2
4%
12
—5
3%
5%
3%
514
___1
common
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander
26'4
—
——1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.—
6814
14%
26%
514
68
14
2514
—
9
4
Co
Pinchin Johnson
Pioneer
2.50
*
Oct
1%
38
9
—
Corp
3
___1
(Mass)—20
Corp
(Hugo)
3%
July
14% May
10c
Co common
Mar
300
4
4
.
18%
1
(J B)
Mar
♦
3%
•
5
—1
Sterling Inc
Jan
5
500
1%
—5
9
Co_
Sterling Engine
Jun
•109
Feb
€4%
4
:_9
Sterling Aluminum Products com
Sterling Brewers Inc
May
12
Oct
4%
%
1
Corp
150
107%
106
4
-
1
B__
class
(The)
Steel Co of Canada
20
44
500
1
..—
Corp__
26% May
Jan
Jan
44%
1
Co
200
474%
12%
12%
9
-
Tube
Standard
Starrett
Stinnes
Pep Boys
Products
Standard
6% Mar
.
9
Standard-Thomson
Aug
6
44
9
B
5
—•
41
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
class
19% Aug
44%
23%
21% Mar
—
Common
1674
39
800
Jun
33% Aug
31 %
28% Apr
—
—
Jan
6674 May
41%
.
Jan
16%
35
Co
Jan
30%
15
1674
_100
com
pfd_
26%
400
15%
Apr
May
1
A
414%
200
32%
Jan
12 %
2.50
Penn
28%
32 Vb
4%
12%
25
Jan
28
32 >/b
preferred———
25
preferred——25
preference———25
4.48% convertible preference—
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred—
25
Southern Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co—_—-—
—5
Spencer Shoe Covp
1
Stahl-Meyer Inc
:*
Standard Brewing
Co—
—2.78
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred-_——20
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Standard Oil (Ky)
—10
Standard Packaging Corp
1
Convertible
preferred
———10
Standard Power & Light common——1
original
Apr
400
_♦
Co.._
7%
28
convertible
5'/v
Jan
200
.—25
—25
Apr
4CV2 Mar
cumulative
4.56%
2j
1314
131%
1314
—
.—2
preferred—
$1.30 cumulative preferred.
4%
Jan
4.88%
*3%
...
1314
—;•_*
common
Apr
Jan
Jan
1
—.
Telephone
May
95
23,800
11%
102
1314
2
cumulative
$1.32
28%
—2
Peninsular
Penn
Jan
—1
Parkersburg Rig & Reel——-Patchogue Plymouth Mills——
$1
102
—
1
Corp
B
Patlcan
26%
65
*
Parker Pen Co class A-
Class
Jun
14% May
15
1014
1074
—
Amer shares—lBol
(C A)
Sep
30%
—*
common—
preferred_i—
Motors
34 %
Jun
Mar
—
—
—
Page-Hersey Tubes common—
—19
Pancoastal Oil (C A) v t c„_—1 Bol
Pantepec Oil
Jan
28 %
100
27%
x2S%. 27
x27
2714
25% 26
98 % 100
11
30%
400
3014
2774
95
pfd—-—100
5%
Service
25%.
100
—1
Ltd——-
Light
.
1,200
1,600
1314
34
12%
x33'/«
30%
common
..
..
:
10
1%
4Vb
249
210% Jan
% Oct
4% July
3% May
35%
Oct
45 Vb
36
Oct
40
—
Jan
May
13% Aug
2% Aug
11% July
1% Jan
33% May
7% Jan
50%
89%
96%
Oct
14
Jan
Jan
9% May
2% Jun
5% Jan
Oct
2
38% Aug
21%, July
22
1%
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
46% Aug
jun
42% Jan
37% May
•
Sep
July
12 July
*
Utah-Idaho
S
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
common.
SSamson United Corp common..
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
—
Savoy Oil Inc
(Deli
(D
Steel
A)
Co
Inc
common
2%
33%
33
2,300
700
%
2ii
29,200
2%
Oct
4
Jan
%
2%
6%
6%
7%
1,500
2%
2%
100
934
1.400
page
934
1
214
2%
7.800
25%
25%
25%
400
2%
2*r
21h
9,300
__50c
see
934
*
common
footnotes
33%
__
2I/->
1
Scurry Oils Ltd
For
1
1
Inc
Schulte
Scullin
1
25c
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Schick
l
31.
2
32%
Oct
Oct
2% July?/
8 %
Jan
1% July
24% Sep
2ft
Oct
46%
3
Sugar
3
3 Vb
1,000
3
37a Jan
Apr
Feb
1
Jan
411
Apr
5%
1
300
5%
3%
2<t% Mav
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
5
Jan
Vanadium-Alldys Steel Co_—
9
26
1
18 %
17 Vb
18%
18,100
20c
37/8
3%
3 TB
1,500
9%
Oct
Venezuelan
2%
Jan
Venezuela
33
Jan
4
A- July
Petroleum
—
Syndicate Inc
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co__
Vogt Manufacturing
75
26
.
9
10
14%
14%
200
85
July
Feb
3%
Oct
17%
10
;
67/b
5% Aug
100
Apr
13
Feb
14% Jun
-
Jan
Feb
28% Aug
18%
Oct
7% Mar
45
Aug
16y4 Jan
r
Number 5163
Volume 176
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1591)
31
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
•
Week's
Last
Range
New York Curb Exchange
of Prices
Shares
FOR THE WEEK
Sale Price
Par
Low
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
*
Co
Baking
voting
preferred
ctfs
Friday
BONDS
High
Low
..
Waitt & Bond Inc
,
cumulative
52
Waltham
Ward
Co
1
series
1%
Manufacturing
West
Utilities
Texas
Western
$6
Homestead
Western Maryland
Western Tablet &
(Wm)
Wichita
River
(The)
com.
*
Williams
IR
C)
&
Wilson
(F
American
6Vo
30%
100
30 '/a
350
20
Sep
3iy2
Feb
18
200
17%
Oct
21%
Feb
22'A
Jan
26
Sep
14%
15
1,300
14%
Oct
19'A
4%
2,500
3 %
July
5'A
4%
4%
2,300
4%
Oct
6
8%
8'A
300
8%
Oct
8%
Oct
'
li'a
Oct
iy4
100
3'A
Jun
4%
13%
100
12%
Oct
14%
Jan
40'A
40'A
50
35%
Oct
40'A
102 % 102%
100
Apr
106%
13
13
350
12
July
14%
stamped
to
14%
400
11%
Apr
15
%s
58
56%
58
400
26%
Jan
5%
——
3,200
73'A
4% Mar
35
30'A
30'A
1
1919J
6%s
2%
2%
3
30
2%
4%
2%
2,%
3
26
2%
4%
♦No par value,
a Deferred
delivery transaction (not included in year's
Odd-lot transaction (not included in
year's range), f Ex-distribution,
e
range).
d Ex-Interest,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
principal.
(not
n Under-the-rule
included
in
year's
transaction
range).
x
$Frlday's bid and asked prices;
A Bonds
being traded flat.
§Reported in receivership.
(not included In year's range).
r Trausaction
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating
dividend.
no
for
cash
sales being transacted during current week.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
on
the
are
daily closing
the New York Stock
Averages
of representative stocks
averages
Exchange
Stocks
Oct
bonds
-Bonds
10
10
20
15
Totdl
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Apr
5%
and
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
as
30
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
•
5%
43%
30
120
30'A
Jan-July
2012
1921
Oct
5s
38%
40%
Jan-July
(Plan A)—
2%
Government
40
June-Dec
Janeiro
40
Feb
14%
—£1
44%
Jan-July
Sep
13
14%
10
High
42
—
and
1953
Oct
8
receipts
A 5
Jan
Ltd—
deposit
in
1997
Oct
3%
1
preference
$43%
Feb
2
common
Mar-Sepf
Jan
13%
40'A
Jan. 1
July
3%
'
——
2008
2%%
1952;
Due
12% Mar
7,800
Apr
Range Slnoe
Sold
Low
—
2%s
7% May
Apr
i.V "l'A
3%
'
de
37% Mar
May
in
Interest reduced
Jun
20%
—
IlOO
pfd
Inc
W)
Feb
interest
ARusslan
212 July
188
11 'A
*
Machine
Wool worth
Jan
30%
~1%
25
Lt 4%%
Wooaley Petroleum
170
20
—.
1
common
Industries
50
4'/a
&
Woodall
-j
175
5% Aug
113
4 %
1
Newspaper
Wood
Oct
1
_
Pwr
Apr
l$f Oct
*
preferred x w
Winnipeg Elec common
Wisconsin
Jun
3%
~4%
1
Ltd.
5%
188%
111%
14%
5
Inc
Brothers
Feb
143
50
174
Rio
Apr
400
1
__
Co
Products
—
5
Co
Petroleums
100
1%
to
A)
Bonds
High
--
Oct
7,700
20
1
Corp
Wilrich
165
7%
reduced
thereafter.
2% Mar
.-
% Mar
16,900
.
Jan
(Plan
Low
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
(Republic of)—
2%
Apr
4%
10
Corp..
Willson
l'A
May
1%
16%
yl3A Apr
4% July
50
107
Apr
July
l'/e
11
3,800
Apr
Feb
8% Aug
17%
20
&
i7ir
30%
~
—
Oil
7'A
3%
Mar
111% 111%
1%
1%
174
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Whitman
2
474
1st pfd_ -100
Inc
Wickes
350
165
$
Coal
Westmoreland
2,000
11%
1%
l'A
10c
Stationery
Westmoreland
~I%
*
Ltd_
Ry 7%
6
174
1.25
pfd_
Oils
2% May
400
7'A
*
preference-
100
7%
102'A
—<*•
Wentworth
Peru
2%
11'A
10c
—
Interest
"l'A
1%
30
_
c
Baking Co warrants
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6
t
v
stamped
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Parana
_
1
—
preferred
Watch
Period
High
7'A
__
100
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
2%
*
ext
_
U
'
W
Waco
ENDED OCTOBER
tor Week
STOCKS
Sales
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
103.59
97.45
97.09
97.71
97.72
Date
Oct.
20.
266.63
100.07
265.84
49.13
98.64
Total
40
Bonds
_
~l7/a
2
_
2% May
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
Period
18,200
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Loto
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As
Bethlehem
Steel
6s
Aug
1970
.June-Dec
1998
1
102%
102
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970—
series
revenue
ot
1st
of
N
mortgage
A 1st
Gas
3%s
Marrelli
Elec
1993
Finland
5s
1
Nov
ex
1940
1947
Residential
1953
at
1940
4 Vo
to
1st
97.93
No.
Harbor
1
100%
63
59%
3'As
1940
Power
1968
3'As
51'A
56
1964
1960
tl07% 108%
107
109%
70
1981
1965
$80
72
47
54%
60
$30
54%
54%
72
71
!_
Gas
(Calif)
1970
73%
127
119
$76
75%
94
Stinnes
(Hugo)
A7-4s 2nd
Terni
76
Electric
3'As
1970
5s coll
trust
79
76
103%
13
102 3A 103%
$97
7
99%
$101
101'A
$70%
__
•
A 7s
ex
Service
Dec
Dec
1
Waldorf-Astoria
A 5s
income
1
145'A 145%
3
102%
prices based on the closing prices of the common
1952, for composite and by major industry
groups
follows (1939
100):
=
Oct. 10, '52
Oct. 17, '52
debentures
81%
189.6
192.1
1.3
200.7
188.5
216.8
—1.5
228.2
211.6
___
213.5
187.0
190.6
—1.9
196.4
177.9
Durable Goods
99%
i
101'A
260.5
238.1
230.8
204.3
—0.8
120.4
115.8
203.7
—1.3
212.0
,199.5
265.8
0.0
306.9
235.0
103%
104%
75
Transactions at the New York Slock Exchange
84
142
150
100
81%
102%
99%
102%
98
100%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98%
99%
4
$98%
99%
96'A
99%
96
99%
4
101'A 102
10
99%
100
98%
102
96%
103%
100
93
12
13
93%
99%
98
102%
93
92
87
92
70
90
69
95
72%
80
70
Oct.
1952
20—-,.
Inl'l
United States
Total
Bank
Government
Bond
Bonds
of and Miscel.
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
1,049,740
$2,641,000
90
72 3A
989,210
2,929,000
412,000
3,000
1,162,120
1,262,320
2,659,000
262,500
2,000
2,923,500
2,178,000
314,000
Friday,
1,057,230
2,909,000
269,000
7,000
3,185,000
5,520,620
$13,316,000
$1,605,500
$26,000
Oct.
21
Oct.
24—;
80
$30
____
Total
2,492,000
72%
71
74%
$30
__
Stocks—No.
101% 101%
5
1960
June-Dec
103% 104 %
17
111% 111%
2
98
101%
103%
1951
261,070,576
10,566,905
5,520,620
381,800,036
$1,973,000
Government
399,000
$26,000
$6,000
786,000
1,605,500
Bank
2,069,500
64,207,190
77,695,520
—
Foreign
13,316,000
13,947,000
528,226,400
$14,947,500
and Industrial.
Total
626,560,800
$16,022,500
$593,339,640
$706,628,320
105%
110
1952
1951
$120,050
ot shares.,
Bonds
8.
Railroad
101%
111%
Mar-Sepf
$14,947,500
Jan. 1 to Oct. 24
Week Ended Oct. 24
U.
71
1956
Sales
$3,003,000
3,344,000
$14,000
$348,000
Wednesday, Oct. 22—
Thursday, Oct. 23
94%
90
Monday,
Tuesday,
91%
$89%
Week Elided Oct. 24,
Foreign
Railroad
Stocks
Number
95%
$85
Jan-July
—1.2
—0.9
117.8
-
201.0
44
100
93
241.1
221.1
116.9
Non-durable Goods
265.7
13
$94
—
238.1
219.1
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
112
Union—
1959
Feb-Aug
99 3A 100
99%
102%
Transactions al Ike New York Cnk Exckange
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
New York Curb
Interesl
Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Friee
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
(Col)
or
Bold
Mo,
High
Rang# Blast
Low
—ApriZ-Oct
$80
J an-July
$80
June-Dec
$60
88%
—
—
91
—
—
67%
67%
—
1955_
—
1951
5
88%
1
75%
83'A
$9
10%
10%
259,585
Bonds
$48,000
$129,000
45,000
53,000
138.000
40,000
273,520
Total
$46,000
$35,000
12,000
75,000
42%
42%
33
42%
60
342,605
27,000
36,000
277,610
18,000
30,000
28,000
76,000
258,705
32,000
37,000
23,000
92,000
$152,000
$194,000
$164,000
$510,000
68
Oct.
24—
42%
42
Wednesday, OcV 22
Thursday, Oct. 23
13%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
~2
$42
60
Afay-Nov
~2
$50
61%
Total
1,412,025
Week Ended Oct. 24
of
Jan. 1 to Oct. 24
1952
1951
1,412,025
2,653,250
86,389,435
91,008,449
$152,000
1952
Stocks—No.
shares
1951
Bonds
$377,000
$9,664,000
$18,496,000
194,000
Domestic
''
666,000
8,015,000
10,966,000
164,000
64,000
5,101,000
2,127,000
$510,000
$1,107,000
$22,780,000
$31,589,000
■
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
5s
Bonds
98%
83'A
June-Dec
A7s
98%
83'A
May-Noy
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
98%
Feb-Aug
Interest reduced to 2%s 2008
Oct. 20
Oct. 21
Corporate
Bonds
Shares)
Friday,
—
May-Noy
External 5s 1953
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6%s stamped 1952
ALIma City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) —
Monday,
Tuesday,
Government
Bonds
Domestic
of
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
mm
Municipal Loan—
AMedellin 7s stamped
Stocks
Jan.!
Week Ended Oct. 24, 1952
20-year 7s April 1946
a 20-year
7s Jan 1947
Mortgage Bank of)
Valley 7s 1948
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—
A
(See
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week's Range
Loto
5'As
—
Mining
100%
100
1956.——June-Dee
1954
LOW
High.
Change
_
Composite
Manufacturing
International
coupon
Hotel—
-1952-
101
101'A 101%
100%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
the
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
1952
coupon
6s conv s f debentures
External
2
104%
100
100
$97% 101
April-Oc£
1947
Western Newspaper
ACauca
17
43.37 Jan
stocks for the week ended Oct. 17,
■—
$96
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964„June-Dec
Bogota
50.72 Sep
Low
SEC Index of Stock Prices
104%
122
Co—
1940
West Penn Traction 5s
Danish Cons
High
Industries—•
%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
with
45.79
45.85
23—
24
The SEC Index of stock
104%
70%
—
May -Nov
82
80
101
—
$30
--
101 'A
98%
$99% 100%
—
April-Oct
stamped 1946—
Electric
1
Range for 19fti
Transportation
3
118% 119
June-Dec
May-Noy
1966
A 6
A 7s
Oct.
Oct.
76%
J27
Hydro-Electric Co—
United
30
May
Percent
67
33
127
101'A 101'A
—
Jan-July
Corp—
stamped 1946
3rd
46.11
current year are as
—
1971
&
75
—
(Hugo)
A7-4s
22
Thurs.
73%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oc£
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s 1989_
Corp Inc
Oct.
95
$65
,
1973
Southern California Gas 3'As
Stinnes
45.06
77
deb 1962_Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
conv
1976
Starrett
49.67 Jan
Low
102
„
Jan-July
—
3s
2%s series C 1976—
Southwestern Gas
High
46.40
Fri.
99
Jan-July
1st and ref M 3s series B
mortgage 3s
1952
46.50
21—
70 '/a
67
ApriZ-Oct
1973—
Southern Counties
Range for
20
Oct.
Wed.
102%
100% 100%
April-Oct
Aprfi-Oct
"
3'As series D
Closing
Oct.
Tues.
58'A
100
$76%
Jan-July
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums, Ltd 5s
A
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
$30
May -Nov
coupon
Southern California Edison 3s
series
Over-the-Counfer Industrial Stock Average
65'A
100% 100%
—Jan-July
debentures 1998
Water
152
Mon.
63
J 54%
$80
A6%s ex Oct 1 1947 coupon I960—-—
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
50-year 6%
High
103%
95
74%
1953_—
mortgage
Oct
Low
101'A
150
12
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%S with
1st
97.84
89%
Jan-July
—
3'/cS
97.35
5
April-Oct
1971___
Pennsylvania Water & Power
3'As 1970
Safe
98.74
Jan. 1
J
mortgage 3s
Piedmont
High
102%
71
1963
mortgage 6%s
Power
1st
97.79
Range Sines
Sold
Mar-Nov
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Ohio
103.19
Bonds
89%
1952
coupon
New
A 1st
49.00
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1958
liquidating trust-ctfs
Superpower 6s 1963
Valley RR—
Extended
99.67
89%
June-Dec
A 7s ex Nov 1 1947
coupon 1952..
Italian Power Realization Trust—
AC%%
265.46
89%
Mar-Sept
;
certificates of deposit 1958-^Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
Altalian
97.89
24__
99%
May-Nou
Ex-coupon market
Midland
97.83
97.84
103.34
Mtge Bank—
—;
1
97.80
97.23
95%
May-Noy
1953
6 7o
Nov
97.24
98.74
Co—
coupon
coupon
series A. (coupon on)
with
97.77
98.71
97.74
"8
Jan-July
_Mar-Sep£
stamped 1961
A 7s
97.73
97.58
102.75
96%
Guantanamo & Western RR—
A
97.16
102.24
48.92
96
May
Green Mountain Power 3%s 1963
A6s
98.73
48.81
99.37
96%
Afay-Nov
1993
1965
Mfg
A6%s with Nov 1
A6'/2s
97.48
98.39
263.87
_
Date—
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole
49.23
263.06
23
Division—
J
4s series A
Fuel
&
99.63
22
Jan-July
1947-1978
mortgage 4s series B
Eastern
21_
Apr
June-Dec
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
Oct.
Oct.
Jan
$150
Chicago Transit Authority—
3%s
2% May
3y4
Oct.
~2.iV
1%
Oct.
*
Wright Hargreaves Ltd-
1972
j,
April-Ocf
60'A
June-Dec
94
~2
94
5
60'A
64
58
$55
June-Dec
60'A
58
85
94
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Total
—
S'
32
The Commercial and
,(1592)
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR THE
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
24
Boston Stock Exchange
Range
Last
Low
Par
Tel
Tel
American
100
•
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
&
Boston
&
Calumet &
Prop Trust
Hecla
Service
East
Boston
Gas
Mass
6%
preferred
Maine
Oct
Oct
RR
Central
Building
1%
200
38%
100
280
140
1,250
1%
38
27
21
2o%
Oct
Oct
Oct
Jan
23
__
31%
29
69%
27
71%
27
20.
377
31%
29
20
—
—
100
common
23%
21 Vis
63
10
„
-100
__
•
Chemical Corp..
32%
61%
__
—
DETROIT
t
Oct
3
Detroit Stock Exchange
Mar
Apr
Allen
Electric
/Mtes
Brewing
30% Jan
34% Sep
Baldwin
50
28
Oct
39%
69%
24 %
Oct
Jan
91% Jan
31
Aug
Markets
Briggs Manufacturing
16%
Jan
22
Jan
112
340
57
15
100
110
110
39% 40%
290
54%
102
39'A
48%
Oct
Feb
1
Nash-Kelvinator
*
New
England Tel
Tel
&
North Butte Mining—
20%
6c
—
20
100
Z.oO
Electric System
New England
20%
20%
1
6c
150
Brown-McLaren
Chrysler
Consolidated
108
47c
5%
19%
26%
28%
11%
Jun
14% Aug
113% Aug
99c
Feb
650
19'A
26%
12c
29%
107<
July
8,100
55c
18%
5%
18%
„
21% Aug
Oct
37c
Sep
17%
Feb
Jan
Rexall
Drug Co_
Shawn*it Association
Stone
Webster
&
__
•
—
Inc
*
—
—•
Co
I'orrington
18%
—
660
37
20%
_
6%
4% Aug
Detroit
10
23%
Jan
30% Aug
28'A
Oct
34
Mar
Jun
_
Twist
Drill
United
Fruit Co
United
Shoe
5
U
Rubber
S
Co
—•
_
Machinery
315
System
Fruehaul'
Gar
Wood
Gemmer
Jan
56'A
Oct
64%
Jan
35%
Oct
45%
Jan
Great
23%
23%
80
22%
Oct
Mar
12% Aug
'
11%
12
l^O
xll
40
40%
42%
751
35
Apr
Oct
43
Lakes
Lock
_
—
Cincinnati
Low
25%
100
24
Jun
27
Jan
May
9
9
25
9
Oct
14
20
21
86
20
Jun
21% Mar
16%
16%
10
16%
Oct
18%
24
Apr
29% July
Jan
6% July
*
Jan
28%
28%
5%
5%
5%
51
38%
37%
37%
312
37% May
40%
Apr
32%
32
32%
59
31% July
36%
Jan
10
Cincinnati Street Railway—
25
Cincinnati
50
Tel
8%
8%
73
73
___*
common
Preferred
Eagle
Picher
Formica Ins
Kahn
common
__
Little
8
8%
822
73%
327
3%
5%
70
Procter &
Randall
Rapid
U
S
Gamble
Products
class
B
Motor
Apr
8%
Allied
76%
Feb
Park
American
American
Anaconda
Armco
Prophet (.Fred B) Co
Rickel.(H W) & Co
Raisin
Rudy
Scotten-Dillon
40
40
100
3*
Udylite Corporation
29%
13%
13%
13%
45
45
38
38%
96%
20%
.
May
50%
Jan
26 %
Jan
29%
Oct
25
13%
Oct
45
15
Pacific
130
22 3/4
Apr
26% Aug
800
%
Jan
6%
2,268
5%
Oct
13%
Jan
1,118
50%
Feb
61% Aug
110
7%
Sep
7%
5%
Sep
8
-
8
Jan
Feb
46 %
31%
Jan
98
21
91'A
Apr
98
20%
50
15% Aug
20 %
Oct
3%
Feb
3% Apr
May
17%
14%
Jun
7%
Feb
8%
3 %
100
3%
233/8
150
3% May
21% Feb
13/s
13/8
100
1%
Apr
34%
436
34%
Sep
3%
334
800
2%
Apr
3%
Oct
1
*
16%
452
402
233/8
3%
274
8
3%
•
18
15
8
3%
1
200
1
Apr
1%
Feb
28%
•
28%
Jan
19 %
17
Feb
24
Apr
Feb
May%
Jan
39%
Jan
1
100
2334
Jan
28%
Oct
19%
19%
325
18%
Apr
20 Viz
Sep
3%
3%
1,680
2%
Apr
3%
Sep
43/8
43/8
43/8
1,611
4% May
41%
41%
42
643
41%
Oct
57
Mar
3%
3%
4
1.350
2%
Jan
4
May
4%
4% Mar
3%
100
3%
.
53/a May
4%
Apr
Jan
2,030
1%
2,006
1%
Jun
2
Oct
8%
200
8%
Feb
9
Jan
1%
1,200
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
13%
13%
1,308
11%
Feb
14%
1%
5
1%
8%
5
2
United
common
.1
.
___
_
.
•!.
"
__
14:%
5%
Jun
__
_
_
—
common...
_
Jan
6%
Oct
3%
400
Jun
3%
Jan
21%
220
U
h'eb
22%
123/8
12%
Jun
12%
664
12%
Sep
15%
Feb
12
1
1
2^1
3%
-
13% July
6
21%
—
.5
States Radiator
133/4 July
16%
300
5%
14%
_1
_1
__
_
65%
944
62'A May
68%
Apr
16
200
12%
Los Angeles
12
102
9% May
13%
Jan
3%
.
Sep
12%
210
10% July
24
171
21%
Sep
32
48%
75
48%
Oct
50
May
14
100
11%
Feb
14
Oct
Par
Admiral
Corp
Alaska
Gold
Chemical
&
(Un)
Co
(Un)
Mfg
36%
36%
23
35% May
40% July
American
Airlines
Inc
13%
13%
40
12%
16%
American
Can
54%
56%
13%
13%
75
13%
Oct
153% :153%
237
151%
Jun
38%
120
51% Sep
58%
Jun
16%
.
Jan
157%
Feb
38%
38%
39%
42
Oct
55%
Jan
36%
35%
361/4
217
35% May
41%
171/a
223
16%
Oct
23% Mar
7%
225
Radiator
St
&
American
Smelting
American
Tel
Co
10
2%
65
69%
Jun
50%
477
13%
—
13%
725
a31% a31%
30
(Un)—.*
Refining
(Un)
14
13%
14
39%
(Un)_*
39%
27% May
100
__
al52% al53%
32%
Oct
3% Mar
Jan
53%
Sep
12%
Apr
17% May
28% May
530
77
47% Mar
35 % July
13%
367
Oct
39% May
"
Co
High
Jan
a71% a72%
1
25
San
&
Tel
&
120
a2.50
50 %
__
33
a2.50
•
(Un)..
Low
High
1,921
151
Jun
16%
Jan
49% Mar
157
Feb
Jan
16%
Amer
Co
Range Shice Jan. 1
Shares
33
—
*
(Un)
Apr
Low
10
Dye
for Week
of Prices
1
Juneau
Sales
Range
Sale Price
—
Jan
Week's
Last
Mar
48%
STOCKS
16% July
13% Jan
Feb
Stock Exchange
Friday
—
13%
2%
2%
15
;• ;
Oct
14
153%
257
2,200
3%
10
j—
B
May
12%
'
2%
2%
Jan
23
—
.
--
38% Aug
15%
48%
2%
23/s
mi
-
1%
1
7
47%
6%
Jun
9Va
__
9%
59
9%
Oct
47%
47%
60
47%
Oct
54
7%
11
Feb
Jan
Feb
American. Tobacco
25
American
Viscose Corp
American
Woolen
(Un)
82%
70
67%
Feb
85%
Sep
87
90
Oct
112%
Jan
29%
63
29%
Oct
32%
301
Col & S Ohio Elec
13%
Sep
16 %
5
24%
24%
25
150
21
Jan
26% Aug
Dayton Power & Light
7
34%
34%
5
84
83%
*
61%
61%
58 Ya
59%
30
30'A
24%
125
38%
24%
Apr
36 %
Feb
39%
390
38 %
Oct
55%
Jan
100
42%
Oct
49
Sep
Oil
10
Ref
&
36
36%
598
36
17%
Atlantic
Refining (Un)
Manufacturing Corp (Un)
38%
36%
17%
100
a94 a94%
80
31%
a31%
17%
May
41%
Oct
17%
74% Mar
91
200
31%
Sep
Jan
Oct
Aug
—3
7%
7%
205
6%
Jun
35% May
7% Feb
13
a9
a9
15
8%
a
Jun
13%
24%
a41% a43V8
a3l%
81
911/8
Jan
10
Atchison Topeka & S F
13%
67
a94
Oct
29%
Oct
17%
Ashland
37%
90
61
*
(Un)
46% "Apr
13%
310
1
Corp
Oct
Jan
29%
61
50
Steel
32
33%
91
Oct
61
(Un)
Armco
10
50
»
57%
10
32
*
Oct
50
35%
10
57%
(Un)
32
82%
410
Anaconda.Copper Mining Co (Un)
35%
25
57%
25
(Un)
57%
Anderson-Pritchard Oil
25
Service
3% May
6 %
7%
•
25
__
Jan
17% Mar
44% July
116
63%
65
*
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Cities
class
Jan
#
Canadian
2%
.1
common
Tube
25
1—13
Steel
5
59%
5%
59
__
common
Manufacturing
Standard
May
3
Lima-Hamilton
Bethlehem
Oct
3
29%
1,400
24%
6%
.
Manufacturing
19
10
Avon
Oct
6%
3
5
5
50
;
Sep
39%
3
5%
2
Paper
20%
100
Mining
3%
Apr
715
-
River
20%
*
Oil
Baldwin
__
Superior Tool & Die
Timken-Detroit Axle
10
Steel
Ashland
Jan
May
600
—10
Products!.'.
Metal
Allis-Chalmers
Telephone & Telegraph
Feb
386
3%
Davis
Peninsula!-
1
Radiator
American
18%
6 %
*>
—
*
Cyanamid
Oct
33/4
Chemical
Parke
Allied
Airlines
13%
39%
_
«
Jan
*
Stores
2,085
Oct
May
Stocks—
American
_
1
Car
100
_8
Unlisted
Jan
a
Packard
Mar
38
Western Bank
6%
3
—1
_
29%
50
Sep
Apr
6
_
—
Stamping
94
*
Postage common
__
Corporation
6
45
Preferred
3%
38 %
14%
243/8
5%
6
_10
94
5
__—
13%
Sep
Jan
365
6
13%
___1
_
4_
20%
•
-
common
94
1
Magnavox
23
S)
May
_50
.___
10,419,
—1
Products.
7
50
Gtd
(S
Sugar
Jan
•
Mi
233/s
—2%
_
_
6
*
;
Preferred
23 %
10
_
_
100
10
Kroger
3 7 3/8
5
7
•
-
Hobart
Jan
6
1
Mfg
94
—__10
35
Jan
18%
34%
Bearing
7
100
379
23%
.
&
Co
Sheller
Dow
Feb
36%
1
Chemical-
&
National
*
Machine
Oct
26%
High
Electric common_8%
Milling
85
Jan
»
&
Screw
Murray
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
1
-
Feb
24
5
_
______
Drug
Motor
8
&
Feb
68%
100
36 %
1
Manufacturing
Michigan
for Week
of Prices
25%
10
Gas
17
432
5
_____
Electric Motors
Masco
Sales
Week's
Low
20
Paper
555
24%
_
Oil
Ball
Hoskins
Howell
Kresge
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
Cincinnati
17%
27% July
-
Par
Champion
Jan
37% Ju'.y
2% Feb
Apr
24%
_
__
Graham-Paige
1,325
Last
Churngold Corp
Jan
2
82%
1
__
—
Gobe%Brewing
3,414
Friday
Carey
33%
17
1
Industries
57%
STOCKS
Baldwin
850
24%
*
Manufacturing
36%
Cincinnati Stock
Balcrank
480
23/8
8%
80%
_
Motors
44
Kinsel
Machine
34%
2%
Jan
15% July-
17%
1
—
King-Seeley
Laundry
7
•
39%
38% May
Hurd
American
6% Aug
1
—
Truck
Trailer
56%
„
12.50
-
Brewing
35%
*
Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
123% Mar
100
338 Aug
3
24%
20,
_
Motor
Hoover
Waldorf
832
Mar
82%
Mogul
57
5
new
40
133/a
7
*
Economy Baler common
36%
25
common
40
__
13 %
High
2% Aug
34%
10
_
Detroit Steel Corp
General
Union
435
2%
•
—
Stove
Jan
398
•
20
2%
■
■«
Machine—
Edison
Detroit-Mich
Frankenmuth
Jan
2%
1
Paper
Federal
17%
3
_
Corporation
Jun
250
150
'
Federal
50
2.50
Pensylvania RR
L010
3
0
__
Mfg
Adding
Burroughs
Feb
6c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
1
Bear
Apr
1,576
13% 13%
107'% 109%
13%
17% May
-
Shares.
'
Big
Jun
1,000
Sales
for Week
2%
—1
Rubber
of Prices
3
■
1
__
•
Low
-_i
-'-1
Feb
1,455
43%
Range,
Par
Oct
64'A July
34% Mar
Last
Sale Price
39
42%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Consumers Power
National Service Cos
..
Exchange
i
53% Jan
44% Jan
37% Jan
41%
60%
—
Stock
WOodward 2-5525
Telephoms:
1% Apr
15% Jan
20%
—•
Corp
preferred
5%
65c
13%
•—
1
__
Cement
Mathieson
100
671
21
50c
Co—
Coal
Copper
Star
65c
13%
__
•
—.*
Stores
Midwest
1% May
•
Safety Razor Co new
Creek
Kennecott
Lone
0ct
—
—
—
New York Curb Exchange
Stock Exchange
10
Jan
113% Jan
1
1%
38
27
Inc
General Electric
Gillette
7% Apr
89% Oct
,
Stock Exchange
Ford
51/2, Sep
28
Mar
Jan
100
100
5%
National
,
Detroit
Aug
24% Apr
45/e
65c'
13%
__
100
B
class
140
120
124
New York
Jan
1
100
100
pfd adjustment
Eastern Steamship
Lines
120
350,
8
90%
56
Oct
118 U Jan
38
1,132
Members
157% Feb
37
Jan
Jun
Oct
^
-
1st pfd
22%
1
—
com—•
series A
6%
Island
7%
89%
Street Ry—
Common
First
313
—
-10
Associates
Fuel
&
*150%
4,190
291
-
__
__
-25
-—-
Co
Eastern
—
5
10
——
Mining Co
Eastern
__
47%
*
—
Cliff
__
———25
*
152% 153%
22% 23%
.
22%
High
Low
High
38% 39%
120
121
47% 48%
24% 25
153»/2
50
— lOO
—,
—
Albany RR
Boston Edison
Boston Personal
Cities
-
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
City
Products
Columbia
Gas
^
Jan
Avco
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Securities
(Un)
(Un)
lc
Bandini Petroleum Co
Pont
Du
General
Electric
General Motors
5
International
•
Intl
Tel
&
Harvester
Tel
National Cash
National
N
Y
59%
Register
18
*
84
65
61%
50
Barker
__
•
--
*
Pennsylvania RR
Radio
81
Apr
91%
Jan
Basin
54%
Feb
64%
Oct
Bendix
369
50
Feb
61% Aug
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
35
30
Oct
36%
Bethlehem
—
•
18
18
50
16% May
19 %
Jan
Sep
--
1.40
Socony Vacuum
80
51%
Oct
20
Oct
33%
Jan
Blue
17%
17%
100
11%
Oct
21%
Jun
Boeing
4%
25
4%
Apr
18%
19
25
17%
Apr
5% May
20% Apr
26%
26%
75
23%
Jan
28%
23%
34%
15
23%
Sep
Bond
33%
15%
a
75
15 % May
18%
Jan
11
Feb
7%
7%
344
55%
150
1%
1%
1,600
a47 a47%
50c
(Un)
*
175
11V4
15% Mar
11%
11%
11%
7%
47
7%
7%
8
Sep
May
55%
Oct
Sep
1%
Jan
48 % May
53%
Jan
1%
300
—2
(Un)
Oil
1,358
Oct
394
32%
Oct
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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RANGE
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114%
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5 % May
Oct
11%
Aug
29
Co
17%
27%
100
25% May
27%
17
16%
23% Mar
8%
600
8%
400
2%
2%
7
7%
9%
9%
100
42%
42%
150
38
19%
"7%
17%
8%
3
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
Feb
—
13
Bastian-Blessing
Co
Manufacturing
Belden
Ber.guet
Brewing
Bethlehem
Binks
*
Co
Consolidated
Bervhoff
Apr
67% May
17% Apr
35
Aug
Jan
4% Mar
8%
32%
Steel
42%
____'_10
19%
150
16% Mav
Mining
(Un)_lP
Corp
100
1
Jun
2% Aug
800
6%
Jun
7%
8%
Oct
Fisheries Corp
Borg (George W) Corp
Jan
Feb
11
May
44% Aug
21%
JHR
1%
900
1%
Sep
1% Ms*
4%
2,050
4%
Oct
7 Va
1,100
46% May
54%
Jan
350
16% May
19 %
Apr
47%
47
48
1
Booth
May
8%
1%
4%
*
(Un.)_.
Co
Oct
Apr
4%
1
18%
17%
18%
5
Corp
Manufacturing
Oct
7
Jan
27
—
50
Corp__.
11%
Sep
__
(Un)
1
12%
34
—
Jan
4
68%
Jan
—
25
13%
100
Corp
68
Jun
a51
64%
800
23%
(Un)__»
Refin
&
Products
a22
3%
Oct
31%
—L
1
San
Inc
12%
32%
__
(111)
Co
(Un)
(111)
Industries
Athey
31 %
1
41
Arvin
Feb
50
—
10
page
Co
Co
&
Jan
2,685
1
Steel
Armour
Tel
a34% a34%
—
1
Corporation
Armco
&
Co
Stand
&
Copper Mining
23c
a34
^—2.50
Rad
Anaconda
17%
36%
1
Co
.
42%
30%
7%
1
Tel
Sep
a34
"
Investment
American
High
200
*
——
(Un)
Low
43%
31%
—*
Mi'g
Airlines
American
May
35%
50c
1
Chalmers
Range Since Jan. 1
High
43%
Sep
Oct
36 Va
0
Co
see
20
17%
11c
al5%
1
footnotes
a3%
17%
29
5
Aeronautical
For
a3%
__
Jan
1
Mfg Co
Oil
Jun
26
1
Manufacturing
Ranch
23%
335
*
(Un)
Rexall
Richfield
Sep
Feb
a
27%
*
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rice
20
55
19%
27%
12.50
(Un)
Drug Inc
Reynolds Tobacco
154
a
27%
•
America
19%
a27% a27%
59% Mar
—3
Remington Rand
Republic Aviation (Un)
Republic Steel
(Un)_
Rheem
__
35
1
(Un)
Theatres
Jan
.Jan
33%c
(Un)
Corp
32%
Sep
*
(Un)
Incorporated
Oct
52%
50
Phillips Petroleum
Pullman
20%
33%
•
(Un)
Corp
275
2.50
____.
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer
20%
20%
84
100
(Un)
Pictures
Oct
100
1
Tel
Pan American World
Paramount
Aug
12%
a52
25
Corp
21%
Mar
a51%
__25
Lighting
Diay
10
25
common
preferred-
Pacific Petroleums
Pacific
18
10
preferred
red
100
516
a51%
^
.
5K
Pacific
19 %
8
;
(Un)
Finance
Pacific
IV
10
Aircraft
Ohio
a
1
Amer
American
Shares
43%
1
(Un)
Corp
American
20%
20%
20%
1
RR
Corp
North
North
Oceanic
(Un)__*
10
Inc
Central
al2%
1
(Un)
for Week
5
American
65% July
44% Oct
al2'/8 al2%
__
~1
;
Prod
Theatres
York
Nordon
5
Corp
Allied Laboratories
Oct
22%
*
3
Lines
Sales..
Range
of Prices
Low
.——5
1
r--
Alleghany
Feb
55%
—5
—
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing
25% July
(Un)..^_4
Laboratories
Abbott
t
Naiional
Week's
Last
Friday
Oct
1.40
13
Feb
(Un)
10
Sale Price
Oct
21 Va
(Un)
Nash-Kelvinator
a83%a83%
compilation of the round-lot transactions only.
STOCKS
Par
a20%
.1
(Un)
__
Sep
25
Inc
19,200
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
24% July
18% Jan
a24% a24%
Co
10c
10c
•
July
a24%
—
&
8%
25
_*
Light
Fuel
Util
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
21%
12
___1
Mississippi
Dakota
21%
______1
&
75c
•
—___.100
_.
Power
8% Mar
1
Utilities
(Un)
Jan
-
South
10c
Jail
.
Minnesota
Mont
C/-V
3% Aug
_10c
(Un)
Co
70% July
4
(Un'
(Un)
Mining
Corp
Radio
Jan
51%
Gold
Zenith
Feb
a71
(Un*_—'—_7
Co
(Glenn L)
Middle
Jan
21
Investment
Martin
36%
aS9%
(Un).
Petroleum
Magnavox
Zenda
May
4'/a
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
L
27
a69%
Co
Loew's Inc
211
.2.50
Libby McNeill & Lib'oy
Lincoln
a26% a27%
*
Kennecott Copper (Uri)
Kern Countv Land Co
Laclede
__
13%
13%
13%
50
12% May
16
Feb
July
Sep
1G%
17
150
15%
Apr
18'/4
________5
70
70
100
61%
Jan
74% Aug
15
56
56
100
52
Jun
56
8
28
28
50
27%
Sep
35 %
Jan
1
15%
15%
200
15%
Oct
19 %
Jan
Burroughs Adding Machine——:——*
17%
17'/4
100
17 y4
May
Burton-Dixie
12.50
14%
14%
250
14%
Sep
20%
_25
31%
32%
600
31%
Oct
40%
Apr
1%
1%
250
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
19%
19%
100
16 %
Borg-Warner
Brown
Shoe
burkhart
70%
Jan
Jun
Feb
10%
35% July
36 % Sep
Canadian
34%
Oct
Central
Inc.—
Manufacturing
Mills Corp
18
Oct
Mar
Apr
Aug
Co
(F)
Burlington
20%
10
Corp
34% May
Jan
Corp
Pacific
___—_——
(ITnt
Carr-Consolidated
Biscuit
33%
34%
192
54%
54%
242
51
Mar
61%
Jun
Central
a39% a31%
25
40
Mar
42%
Jan
Obo«apeakp
a56'% a56%
25
58%
Oct
68%
Apr
Chicago & Southern Air
Chicago Corp common
3%
3%
356
3%
Oct
4%
3%
316
3 % May
4
Jan
26%
26%
421
Chicago Rock Island &
Apr
al0%
all
130
Chicago
1
1%
Sep
3%
——_
Jan
27
23%
Jan
28%
a__
a—
South
&
Illinois
#
West
Pub
Ohio
Corp__-
38
17%
Oct
20% Aug
25
14
Jan
19
Oct
Cities Service
37%
299
37%
Oct
43%
Jan
CtovoGnd
22
22%
760
12 % Mar
28%
Aug
5%
4% Vc
5%
6%
Sep
10
19%
19%
500
35%
36
400
33%
17%
17%
200
15
18
18%
300
157/s
Jan
21
68
68
100
50 %
Jan
68%
100
100
5
94
Jan
104
Apr
115
116
50
115
Jan
118
Ja'n
Lines
Pac
1
Ry
Towel Co common
preferred
37%
20
Apr
19% July
25
Service—
(Un )
Convertible
al9% al9%
5
18
Co—*
100
4
Jan
May
20%
Sep
37%
Sep
Sep
18%
July
Sep
Jan
al8
a
18
124
5
a37% a38%
100
a__
L__
26
26
245
26
Oct
1.20
1.40
2,500
70c
Feb
59.(?0%
426
53%
Feb
11%
2,275
11%
Aug
9% May
a__
-
—
Chrysler
Clinton
Corp
preferred
Foods
32 %
Feb
Coleman
1.50
Sep
(The)
convertible
common
preferred
*
25
^25
20%
4,600
82%
50
27%
200
Feb
85%
90
Oct
113%
Jan
19%
Sep
26 Va
Jan
80
Jan
84
Mar
Jan
68%
Sep
200
18% Mar
25
100
24% Mar
29
Jan
13%
Oct
16%
Jan
2,700
30%
Jan
34%
S.
400
31 %
Jan
34%
"
25
25
13%
13%
13%
1,100
33
32%
33'%
34
34
5
(Un)_
82%
90
21'%
20%
1
Co Inc
Gas System
Commonwealth Edison
$1.32
1
100
Inc
Columbia
74% July
12
Oct
common.
20%
82%
10
Tron
600
80%
90
—_--25
Co
cuffs
-
33
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1594)
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR THE
WEEK
OCTOBER
ENDED
24
'
Sale Price
900
34'A
Par
High
Jan
37%
Sep
Potter
300
7%
Apr
9%
Sep
450
29%
Oct
38%
Jan
Public
7%
7%
300
7% May
97/«
Jan
Pure
29'A
28%
30'A
1,500
14'/«
14
9 Va
Car Co
Steel
Pressed
ce
25
1
Company
Curtiss-Wright
Deere
&
(Un)
Corp
__—
'
Co
Detroit &. Cleveland Nav
10
Chemical
Co
Du
common
(E
I)
de
Jan
33% July
10
5
Radio
15%
Oct
RKO
100
27
35
Jan
RKO
Theatres
Oct
100
4%
Jan
6% Aug
1,700
37%
Oct
42'A
Sep
9/64
19,200
>/8
Oct
9/64
Oct
85 %
400
91%
Jan
Rexall
38
80
May
Eddy
(The)
& Mfg.
Corp
Paper
135
50
130
Jan
41
41
41%
185
39
May
48
Aug
St
11'A
5
15
Watch
National
135
—
Controller
Electric
Elgin
150
11
11%
500
11
Oct
14%
Feb
St
14%
800
T3
Jan
16
Jan
9
9%
1,100
9
Oct
12%
Apr
10%
700
7
Feb
11
Sep
14'
—
10
——1
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
General
Amer
General Box
General
General
Finance
General
Motors
General
Public
General
Co
6% May
100
5%
Schwitzer-Cummins
Roebuck
Sears
Serrick
Oil
8'A
Jan
Jan
60%
Jun
Jun
2%
Jan
61
62%
1,000
54%
Feb
64
10'A
10'A
100
7%
Jan
10% Aug
South
58
59%
2,800
50
Feb
61%
Sep
Southern Co
24'%
24%
200
21
25%
Oct
Southern Pacific
20
32%
1
common—
Corp
58%
5
Utilities
(Un)
6%
1
20 0
32%
29%
Apr
6% May
400
7
Jan
Co
Gillette
(The)
Co
(Un)
Glidden Co
Aug
Bhellmar
Oil
Bocony Vacuum Oil
Bend
9%
Sep
Greyhound
Corp
Oil
Griesedieck Western Brewery
Gulf Oil Corp
Oil
N
Oil
Co
Railway
7% Mar
8%
Feb
Standard
Steel
2
Oct
3%
12%
Apr
14'A
19%
Feb
12 y*
Aug
2b1/?.
Feb
19%
1,200
16'A
100
11%
12
500
16%
Oct
22'A
Jan
46%
Oct
58'A
Jan
5% Aug
7%
17%
47%
47%
47%
400
7%
7%
7%
5,100
31
28%
31
10
20'A
20'A
20%
1,400
Heileman
_1
21%
21
21%
750
11
11%
650
Hein
Co.
______1
W;erner
Corp
—3
....
21
650
Jan
"/4
20
Sep
19% May
9% May
31
8'A May
11%
Sep
17%
17%
17%
100
17%
Oct
20%
Jan
37%
37%
38
600
37%
Oct
44
Jan
33
33
5'A
5%
600
5
July
34'A
600
32%
Apx
6%
Jan
3a-?4
Jan
8%
Jan
19
19'A
300
16%
Jan
24 Va
20%
400
18
Jun
22
Aug
23%
23%
24
23'/2
Oct
33
Jan
15%
15%
17
Jun
11
4,200
1,600
13% July
57%
400
50%
14%
100
13% Mar
69%
—
100
57%
14 "A
57%
1.
69%
100
68
Feb
Feb
111/2 May
Feb
59% Aug
Jan
15
83% Mar
8
29%
>/8
29
30
1,800
36% July
28%
Sep
16
16
16%
309
15%
Jun
19% Mar
40'/2
40
40%
700
39%
Oct
47%
Jan
34
33'A
34
4,500
32 J/2
Oct
40%
Jan
25
25
25 J/4
350
27
Feb
14%
15%
1,600
Sep
39'A
39%
200
-
.
1
May
''
'
•
•
(Un)
22
—
12%
Jan
15%
39
Oct
43'A Aug
1
_
3%
109
53%
600
50'A
Feb
63% July
71%
721/4
500
71'A
Oct
91'% Mar
72%
74
900
72%
Oct
85
Jan
36
36%
400
36
Oct
47%
Jan
11%
11%
400
11%. Oct
15%
Jan
23%
23%
100
23
25'A Aug
19%
'
•
3%
53
•
18%
2% May
Oct
5
(Ohio)
15
__
10
_
11%
1
(Un)__
Corp
73%
1
Equip.
Spring
Stewart-Warner
—
(Un)_
J
'?
~~
Container
Stone
5
20'A
800
9'/2
9%
650
9'A Mar
10
19%
19%
50
19i/aMar
22
Jan
1
__
Corp.
_
34%
35
400
32
Feb
39
May
14%
15%
900
13%
Apr
16 %
1,000
18%
Oct
24%
Apr
600
30%
Oct
35'A
Jan
Oct
60
Jan
Jan
1
—
Storkline Furniture Corp.
Studebaker Corp
(Un)
____
___
_
Machine Tool
Sundstrand
Oil Corp
(Un)
_
__
___
;
,,5
.
14%
X
.
_
18%
18%
19
30%
25
Co
&
May
31
'A
Apr
20%
Feb
10%
Jan
Aug
Oct
25'A Aug
24'% Jan
11%
Oct
Co
Texas
25
(The)
Utilities
Texas
Thor
18'A
18%
300
18
Feb
19%
13%
14
300
12
Apr
16%
•
41%
41%
700
41%
Oct
51
Jan
Interlake Steamship Co
*
28 (A
28%
203
28
Oct
37
Jan
International
Harvester
*
29%
30%
36%
Jan
International
Mineral
5
34 %
35
41
Jan
709
50%
400
32%
15%
500
13
Detroit
Axle Co
Edison
Co
..
21%
21%
200
11%
11%
30
29%
30'A
2%
—
5
...
-
5
41
Oct
Mar
16'A
Sep
18%
Apr
22%
Sep
400
10%
Jan
12 Va
Sep
1,200
22'A
Feb
30'A
Oct
Jan
Jan
1
53%
41
15%
„
5
Jan
1
50%
40%
21 %
■
_
—
Toledo
•
53%
«
Co
Corp
Timken
Co.
Pneumatic Tool
Independent
Inland
Products
Steel
Indiana
Steel
Co
International
& Chemical
Nickel
Co
International
Packers
International
Paper
Illinois
Iowa
Gas
Power &
43%
29%
900
43%
Oct
31%. Apr
100
9%
9%
400
47%
~9%
15
(Un)
1,900
Elec
Light Co
So
Jones &
47%
200
40% May
47 %
14%
Jan
51%
Sep
17%
18%
900
15%
Feb
19%
Sep
9%
9%
300
8%
Jan
10'A
27%
27%
200
25 % May
28%
Sep
10
25'A
25'A
100
22% May
25'A
(Un)
Shinkle Shoe
*
5'A
5'A
20%
5
200
20%
10
1
com___
Kansas
City Power & Lgiht
Katz Drug Co
300
Apr
20%
Oct
Mar
6
25'/2
Jan
Gas
&
Co
12 'A
Oct
14%
1,050
8
19
350
18
Oct
23
71
400
69
Oct
91 %
Paramount
4
900
3% Aug
4%
Jan
3%
100
3%
5%
Jan
14%
14%
Oct
300
8%
300
14%
100
14
Jun
18
17%
17%
50
16
Apr
Common
U
(Un)
Steel
S
38'%
38»%
100
38
Jan
40
7%
7%
400
19%
19%
100
19
Apr
21
_
34
100
34
Oct
45
19%
»
B
1
3%
2%
3%
25'A
Oct
8% Mar
7% May
3,500
24%
*
Martin
(Glenn
1
Medusa
Portland Cement Co
$1
South
&
Co____
Inc
Inc
Minneapolis
Modine
_
700
2%
Co
Convertible
10% Aug
150
36% May
43%
Sep
-
5%
5%
200
5%
Sep
6%
Nash
Corp
Standard
North American
(Un)
56%
5
"
(Un)
North
(Un)_
American
Co
Northern Illinois
Tel
20'A
Power
Northwest
Nunn
Bush
Shoe
Corporation
Ohio
Apr
26 Ye
Sep
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Oct
4%
Jan
Baltimore Transit Co
Oct
13'/a
Jan
5%
10
Oct
14
Jan
Budd
Oct
27% July
1,200
241%
37'%
9%
150
24
150
8
36%
110
Oct
2
Jan
47'A
8
1st
Ohio
Edison
-22%
•
Oil Co
American
Peabody Coal
5%
-.ZZZZZZZZZZ*
(Un)
World
Co
convertible
common
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light &
Delaware
Electric Storage
700
56
Oct
66'/a
Jan
500
36% Aug
44y2
27
50
23%
Jan
27
Oct
8%
100
8%
Oct
14%
Jan
8'/a
8 \a
200
IV2 July
20'/a
20%
.
800
18
Apr
33
300
32
Oct
Power
9%
%
General
Motors
41%
800
35 »A
25%
13%
5
25
21
"1
•
271%
jun
29
12
Oct
15%
37%
Sep
44
Feb
42%
100
25'% July
29%
Jan
350
11% Mar
14 'A
Jun
Aug
Feb
Aug
Oct
13%
800
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
12%
50
12%
Apr
14'A
Jan
40%
500
40
Oct
50'A
Jun
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
40Va
127
33%
Apr
152% 153%
2,911
150%
Jun
39%
40% Aug
21 y2
Coal
Aug
51% July
&
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9%
2iy2
Jun
Pennroad
17'/2
Jan
Pennsylvania
18'A
19
450
16
Mar
19
Oct
22
22 %
600
19%
17%
34%
35
52%
5'A
9'A
10%
650
Jan
—
53%
Sep
27%
Jun
8%
Oct
11 Va
Jan
9%
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525
Jan
4%
Oct
10%
Apr
27'/2
Oct
225
13
Sep
14%
Oct
409
68
Feb
86
4%
1,557
24 Va
27 V?
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14
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82%
4
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80%
2
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8%
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25%
Sep
•
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36%
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34%
Oct
43% Mar
5
58%
58'/s
59%
1,550
49%
Feb
61% Aug
__
15%
15 Va
10
15
Oct
18 Va
8%
9%
940
8 %
7
235
6
10
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Jun
9%
July
Oct
•
17%
17%
17%
136
14%
Feb
20
Jun
1
Jan
Jan
Corp
12%
12%
13%
198
9%
Jun
14%
Jan
14'A
Apr
1
Pennsylvania
12
Sea
Pennsylvania
12%
Sep
Philadelphia Electric
Phila
34'/2 Mar
41'%
Oct
13
Oct
15%
Apr
3,600
15
Jun
17%
Oct
300
33 J/4
Jan
36%
Sep
52%
100
50%
Oct
60%
1,100
4
Oct
5% May
9'A
200
9
Oct
11% Jan
Mfg
Water
&
Power
4
9
Co
common
Transportation
Co
12%
12%
13
307
12%
Oct
30
30%
1,176
26%
Feb
31%
Sep
18%
18%
19'/a
3,607
17%
Feb
20%
Jun
49
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48%
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67'A
Jan
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37%
Jun
43%
Feb
29%
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Apr
31%
•
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Sep
•
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4%
173
4%
Oct
8
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20
6%
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720
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Oct
9%
Jan
Apr
4%
Salt
Light
30 Va
10
&
*
50
Power
22% July
35
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5%
5%
500
5%
Oct
8%
Jan
16%
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300
16%
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20 y8
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common
preferred
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&
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34 Va
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Sun
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Dohme
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Co
34%
405
26%
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35%
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24
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27 "/a
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27%
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25
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49
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463
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58% July
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300
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Oct
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Jan
•
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88
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79'A
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31%
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200
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—
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16%
34%
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Feb
Oct
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17
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100
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500
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33'A May
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142
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200
12
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44
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42%
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Car
39%
153%
100
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Oct
56%
12
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common
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13
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Apr
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3%
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Oct
3%
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Jan
29%
14%
•
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38%
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Oct
27
69
•
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Kennecott
Laclede
27
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3%
Feb
Jan
(Un)
Chemical
Apr
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53%
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•
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43
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Kaiser Alum
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Iowa
34%
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-
300
Oct
17%
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10%
Apr
Jan
18-vs May
15% Aug
11 % Jan
550
13
12%
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10%
Feb
Harnischfeger Corp
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Jan
25
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•
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&
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2
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Schenley Industries (Un)
7%
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Refrigerator Co
Gibson
Oct
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5
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5%
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18
26%
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57
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Remington
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Range Since Jan. 1
1
_____
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5
Pictures
May
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9%
—
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300
800
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27
5%
—
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Oct
8%
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9%
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27
5
28%
of
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Va
29
of Prices
1
■
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for Week
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1
(The)
Co
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
36%
9
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Motors
Shares
High
36 'A
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Continental
of Prices
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
Friday
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Gas
Coal
Improvement
32%
294
10
,
17%
17%
100
17%
Oct
22
Jan
20
20 Va
20 Va
13
20%
Oct
31
Feb
1975
62%
64
$13,500
48%
Jan
64
Oct
1975
67%
69
8,000
53'/2
Jan
69
Oct
34'A Mar
Apr
37% Aug
27%
Feb
34% Oct
48%
Feb
62% July
BONDS
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Number 5163
Volume 176
.
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4.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1595)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR THE WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Allegheny
Ludlum
Steel
Arkansas Natural Gas
6'Jo
*
33
10
Co
10%
—
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brewing
Equitable
Gas
Fori
•
Brewing
Pitt
Harbison
Refractories
*
5
Screw
Bolt
5%
Steel
Corp
60
13%
Sep
16%
Jan
Hudson
7%
Oct
10
Jan
Hunt
21%
160
20%
Jan
Idaho
Jan
Idaho
137
6%
Oct
27%
115
27%
Oct
33%
125
32%
Oct
25
3
25
Oct
27%
100
12
Jun
13% Mar
9%
Motor
&
Foundry
6%
2
2,635
l7/a
Oct
2%
31
175
31
Oct
35'/a
Jan
186
43
Mar
8'A
60
145
100
10c
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24%
23%
24%
299
22,500
8%
IXL
11
10c
Oct
15c
Feb
24%
Tel
Oct
14'%
14%
14%
230
14 Vs
25 Va
25%
697
24% May
27
40%
41%
167
35
42%
Apr
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18% May
1.60
Libby
Tel
(Un)
com
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Potash
American
Power &
American
Radiator
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Anaconda
Copper
Calif Natl
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24% Apr
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Oct
18
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Oct
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16
July
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100
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13%
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244
39% May
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150%
20
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■
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Sep
Oct
Northern
Pacific
Northrop
Aircraft
36
May
36
220
Electrical
Electric
El
Paso
Eureka
Food
&
General
class
Greyhound
For
Oceanic Oil
&
Ry
166
Oct
29 Va
55%
562
55%
Oct
67'%
33%
246
32
Jan
36
3%
Apr
150
18%
Feb
230
350
50
2.25
Oct
Jun
4% Mar
46
Apr
55%
Oct
Pabco
Pacific
Can
Oct
54 %
July
11
Oct
15%
Apr
Pacific
2.50
Sep
6%
37%
Oct
5 % %
10
62%
Jan
74
9%
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200
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17%
Jun
25%
60
17% May
18
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9%
7% May
1st
&
Sep
5%
redeemable
Pacific
Lighting
Pacific
1214
275
11%
Sep
15%
Jan
Packard
45
common
45
150
45
Oct
50%
Feb
Pan
Apr
Pacific
Public
Pacific
Tel
Motor Co
American
A
pfd
Paramount
Mar
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Cola
Oorp
Oct
Apr
37% Aug
Feb
48%
1.95 May
Feb
140
69
Feb
85
100
Jun
107
July
25
34
17% al7%
75
18
Apr
Oct
Whistle
Inc
Oil
Radio
Apr
Ry
21%
Jan
Rayonier
Equip
9
35
Aug
39%
Feb
34 % May
38 % Mar
30
13%
Sep
16% Jan
a
17% al8%
35%
35%
125
20%
8ep
34
Jan
Rheem
221
31%
Feb
35%
Oct
&
Realty
Manufacturing
72
Jan
37
Sep
RKO
Pictures
Corp
Oct
Russ
Building
6'/o
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30
Oct
Ryan
Aeronautical
56
56
518
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240
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Apr
48% May
9%
30%
99
7%
Jan
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Aug
103
9%
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Joseph Lead
Regis
Co
15
Oct
21 Va Mar
14%
Oct
21% Mar
60
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70
Jan
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3% Feb
San
Paper
A
Jan
25% Aug
114%
Sep
5% May
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22% July
29% Mar
18%
18%
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17%
Feb
20% July
120
8%
Feb
10%
Apr
34%
110
34%
Oct
36%
34%
34%
161
28% May
35'A
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43%
45
50
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Oct
53%
53%
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4%
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Feb
49 % Mar
Sep
62% July
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100
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160
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Oct
20
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110
39%
Apr
43%
Jan
38%
38 %
288
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Oct
26
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May
33
Jan
60 %
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235
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Feb
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Oct
10
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8%
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33 Vs May
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Oct
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25
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266
29
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30% Aug
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250
12%
Jan
15'A
40%
39%
40%
1.488
39%
Oct
43'A Aug
387/a
38%
320
32%
Apr
38 % July
7%
7%
125
53
—9
Sperry Corp
Spiegel Inc "common
24%
1
38%
Jan
42%
42%
610
40 % Mar
4P%
Jan
lft
1&
200
2%
Apr
4.48%
Standard
Pacific
Oil
Standard Oil
140
58
59
14
1,169
14
262
1,310
71
10
a41 % a42%
71
,
Standard
Oct
56
Jan
Studebaker
26%
Feb
27%
Jun
63% Aug
Sunray
Oil
Oil
of
-
33% Aug
Sep
7%
Oct
10 Va
Jan
1
53%
54
2,635
50%
Feb
64 Vs
July
(Indiana)
25
a72%
a72% a72 %
20
77%
Jan
82%
Jun
N
15
72%
312
72
Oct
83
Jan
a35
a34% a35%
130
32%
Feb
18% al9%
150
18%
Oct
38% May
24'A Apr
Co
Co
--2
California
of
J
(Un)
Corp
1
X
Corp—
Sylvania Electric Products
Texas
72%
a
Cement
(Un)
25
Sep
10
38
38
210
33%
Jun
52
52
591
51%
Oct
60
Jan
Oct
24
Jan
—25
Portland
24
a24% a24%
9
7.50
Superior
16 %
16
100
11% Aug
40
54% Mar
Jun
4.32%
Co
Oct
Mar
preferred
Southern
31%
107
Southern Calif Gas preferred aer A__25
Southern Co
5
Jan
155
70,200
Oct
40%
26%
31%
250
9c
8c
8%
69%
Apr
485
Sep
40%
24
49% a49%
4%
78'A
22
a60% a62%
Apr
3% July
♦
IB
a22% a22 Va
31%
19
18%
II
Oil
11% Mar
aG2'/8
31
5
Oil Co
Oct
Oct
73% July
33 Va Sep
200
9
7%
18%
11 %
230
5
Mar
11%
9
125
36
1
Jan
350
34% July
122
Jan
7%
62
a35 a35%
—
Apr
10
10
7%
Sep
Aug
28%
300
47%
a38% a39%
93
35%
245
5% July
a26 % a26!4
Jan
24% May
131
400
a38%
84
3%
6%
&2G14
Jan
92
80
32%.
6
Oct
23%
92
131
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
7/64
lft
26%
92
31% a31%
3%
P10
395
28
26%
a
32%
9
May
37%
Oct
a—
50
Feb
6114 Aug
Jan
17%
Feb
Tide
7% Aug
16)4
Oct
Transamerica
14
65%
Jan
165
40% May
5014
11%
Jan
34%
1.40
265
10
3
15
22%
108% May
Oct
a9% al0%
1
—9
•
30%
1
Oct
(Un)__25
Mining
Schenley Industries (Un)
38%
_•
41.
Apr
9%
5
7/64
25
page
4'A
327
26
Scott Paper Co
Sears Roebuck ft Oo
Preferred
Corp
Aug
275
9
(Un)
Jun
•
17%
9%
10
Mauricio
42%
(Un)__9
Apr
43/4
5
mi
_10
Jan
14%
9%
10
a43 a44%
5
52'A
4%
10
Southern
a
27 Va
49% May
9% Jan
9
9
(Un)
Jan
9
Jan
100
86
100
Safeway Stores Inc
Apr
80c
90%
•
25%
572
11%
(Un)__1
S & W Fine Foods Inc
Feb
Jun
55c
Apr
42)4
432
51%
246
—1
•
7/64
3
27%
1,369
pfd
38%
_I
26%
11%
59% Sep
81%
pfd
11%
112
—
257
(Un)
26%
50
Co
a83% a85%
Rubber
Oct
:—1
Sep
non-cum
27 V2
Sep
——100
class
17%
Co
Jan
(Un)
pfd___
13
preferred
25%
17%
(Un)
18
701
(Un)
785
25%
Oo
Oct
60
(Un)
26%
5
Oct
2.80
Corp
26%
17%
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
July
15%
Chem
Feb
25
18
•
28
24%
_.
33
60
Co
Oct
26
1
60
2.80
Co
26
(Un)
163
____5
Sep
100
(Un)
Co Ltd
145
5
(Un):
Oct
26
Incorp common
125
4
Apr
9
18
9
Corp
36 Va
26
(Un)
60
6
Jun
111%
pfd__.
35%
•
32%
9
priof
18
lo
11,379
35%
9
Remington-Rand Inc
9
13% al3%
9
(Un)
36%
36%
Jun
May
30%
(Un)
St
common
29
9
Corp of America
37%
a37% a37%
30%
Jan
34
Co
conv
cap
Co
26%
3
Petroleum
Pullman
Pure
75
Jan
Sep
426
a33
Pig'n
6%
Jun
Phillips
1.25
14%
Oct
Jan
Jan
33%
17%
4%
28%
48'^
39%
Oct
Feb
310
30%
Apr
71
12
11 %
5
187
50
390
Sep
2.75 Mar
a27% a27%
Philippine Long Distance Tel Co__P100
3,950
36%
1,268
Sep
36
5.00 July
Jan
Jan
2.00 May
34
59%
7/G4
2.05
33 Va
12.50
GO
•
600-
29%
47% July
5
3%
29%
(Un)
35%
(Un)
Feb
4%
33%
9
common
46c
100
(Un)
Richfield Oil Corp
Riverside Cement Co
102'/a
Oct
33%
522
5
24c
100
Philco Corp
35%
75
2,545
common
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
a
al7%
a20c
13%
40
a37% a37%
a37%
Feb
12%
27% May
a
15
51%
(Un)
Co
'
Jan
12
25
Airways
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi
'
12
3%
4%
-1
.
common
World
Feb
'
50
9
Apr
1.35
Sep
12
12%
Oct
a33
1714
3%
12%
common
Jan
1.25
Mar
15'A
a20c
a20c
common
Service
Tel
&
8
45% a45 %
Jan
92
11% May
12
25
Ltd
29
36
a
Feb
75
Oct
a9014 a9014
Jun
60 Va
150
23
a82 a82%
20'/a
18 Va
80
a35
31%
a82
22'A Mar
52
2.70
148
a
Oct
111
2.70
147
1.25
a451/2
Jan
20 %
25
series
Oct
39
13%
20
Corp
24 % May
8%
Sep
May
10
22%
a67 a67%
a34%
preferred
4% Apr
Oct
Jan
19%
al2% al2%
al2%
1
31%
2
com
18%
a35% a3714
1
cl A
18%
a21% a22%
51%
52%
_I
1
,
50
25
Petroleums
'
A—214
A
20%
5
common
•
class
20%
5
preferred
Jan
12 %
100
(Un)
20%
A
preferred
May
Feb
8%
Jan
304
100
preferred
preferred
redeemable
Feb
5
Jun
11
common
Electric
5 %
3%
50
27%
.17%
50
11
j.
Oct
20%
31%
Inc
1st
96
100
Jan
15% May
8
5%
950
305
Oct
25
169
__25
1st
4%
5
17
410
alG
20
Co
Gas
4%
5
518
26%
a22% a22%
1
Aug
al4
8'A Mar
21
Jan
17%
25
(Un)
6% July
91 % litr
17
25
46%
Sep
17)4
50
%
15%
a
10
443
1.85
II
%
11
Pacific Coast Aggregates
Pacific Finance Corp (Un)
46%
Apr
a6
70
1
(Un)
Products
33%
25
see
Feb
Jan
Mar
26%
1
Corp
Jun
footnotes
27'A
3% July
24
106
a
a20 a20%
17%
___20
15%
&
Jan
27%
Co
Sugar Co
3,478
•
preferred
4%
Jun
33%
Co
Edison
Olaa
a37 a37%
9
Gobel
North
Jan
a71 % a71 %
9
Corp
Great
Feb
10%
210
1
Petroleums
Gladding McEean
Brewing Co
Apr
28%
55%
(Un)
Petroleum
160
Motors
1.25
Oct
27%
____1
al5% al6%
General
Jun
128
^
5
Corp
Rlc
22%
12c
16,784
5
;
_10c
Foods
Oct
93c
Inc
(Un)
Electric Co
4c
a23
10
Nemours
a
86c
a23
•
Railway
Sugar Co Ltd
2.35
1
Kleiser
Goodyear Tire
7%
Oct
150
—
Cap well
State
Jun
3'/a
•
General
Golden
Occidental
Preferred
Gas
Machinery
Foster
Oahu
Feb
20%
25
Corp Ltd
Federated
Sep
3.00
46%
lo
Share
Natural
Emporium
94%
20%
10
(Un)„
Works
&
86c
Mar
a21%
Corp (Un)
Socony-Vacuum Oil
(Un)
Products
Bond
Feb
Oct
11%
issued)
Oil
41,900
2 % May
1
75%
61c
225
•
(Un)
Eastman Kodak Co
5c
9
1.3314
de
Jun
4c
4c
39% July
36
25
(Un)
Sys
class A
Jan
3%
S
:
Feb
a55% a55%
(Un)___12%
Edison
I)
16 %
common
preferred
5%%
preferred
55%
31/3
new
20
Oct
(Un)
6%
11
___2!4
Co
Sep
13%
1,200
10c
(Un)
Invest
37%
8%
Iron
(when
Dorado
Jan
Amer
54%
2
common
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
El
Jan
2.30
9
Lab
Feb
36%
Oct
26 %
Preferred
(E
North
156%
Apr
8%
i^ortiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Abbey Co
Mont
Co
Feb
26%
Cypress
Pont
American
38%
(Un)__9
Ltd
(Un)
preferred
15%
160
2%
(Un)
North
53
5
Co
pfd
Doernbecher Mfg Co
1,230
13%
•
Aviation
Jun
314
9
(Un)
Di Giorgio Fruit
Corp
Class B common
Oct
10
American
32%
H
Corp
14%
(Un)____♦
common
Jan
51
36
5
Ind
Jun
17%
Y Central RR
(Un)__
Niagara Mohawk Power
280
II
214
America
Continental Motors
Crown Zellerbach
du
16% Mar
5
Co
Chem
9%
17
Company
1,725
II
10
<Un»__
common
&
43
2%
Jan
5
System
(Un)
Solvents (Un)
Du
16%
2.30
10
RR
Oct
13%
13%
17
P.10
Montgomery Ward (Un)
Morrison-Knudsen Co
37%
37
•
Consol Edison of N Y
Rights
Montana Power Co
11)4
ll
___
Dow Chemical
4
1
Gas
cum
52% Aug
19%
10
Inc
M J & M & M Cons
(Un)
Montana-Dakota Utilities (Un)
Jan
Jan
9
Oct
1
Co
Co
a5314 a5314
3714
_5
Cons Grocers Corp
$3
27%
76 Va
Sep
13%
a24% a24%
a38% a39!4
Mining Oo
Commonwealth
Frank
Mfg
Oct
17%
N
Machine
Broadcast
Consolidated
&
a
858
Sep
30
14
25
Fuel
B
al3
1st
Paul
Commercial
1
17%
2%
35%
2%
1
Cities Service Co
Columbia
17%
Ohio
Clorox Chemical Co
Columbia
5
Co
20
Jan
(Un)
onrysler Corp
Colorado
1
Jan
50
Inc
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
common
Jan
20 Va
Packing Corp
Chi
H)
8%
a6%
Co
Eureka
(R
7% May
9
Sugar
Central
392
7%
a21%
9
Natomas
9
Co
of
7%
7
1
!
Co
2
Corp
91%
70% July
Feb
Oct
•
Caterpillar Tractor Co
72% May
41
35%
50
(Un)
Ry
182
590
Oct
—
Holdings Corp (Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Borg-W'arner Corp (Un)
Co
a72
53%
35%
Blair
&
Co
Jan
68%
33%
Bishop Oil Co
Celanese
&
Feb
52
a
2.50
&
Oct
18
,
Mar
Oct
(Un)
Pacific
a70
Jan
7
Oct
,
I)
al8%
27%
Aor
9
(J
26
1
50
17
6%
Case
653
Sep
July
20
190
Canadian
76
65
1R%
170
OH
Feb
68
610
a914
Atlantic
Feb
51c
1,461
a9
Canadian
17 Va
17%
20
Fe
California
Sep
Oct
Jan
20%
a9!4
Trad
19%
10%
17
35%
13
Securities (Un)
lc
Baltimore & Ohio RR
(Un)________100
Bandini Petroleum
1
Ink
a72% a72%
16'A Mar
31c
20%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
Pacific
700
1
Baldwin
Calif
1,450
45c
•
-
a7%
California
553
12%
National Distillers Prod (Un)
9
a7
Cement
18%
11
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
a7
Calambra
18
42c
51Va Aug
Apr
National Auto Fibres
Apr
14
3
Calaveras
43%
Feb
160
»
Co
Sullivan
100
Jun
14
100
Manufacturing Corp
&
Jan
a47% a48 %
Jan
17
14
110
Adding
Jan
47%
Sep
14
13,557
Hill
36'A
May
35% July
1.00
Byron Jackson
39%
Oct
42
42%
9314
Burroughs
Jan
30
14 J
18
Corp
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
High
a
»2%
61c
Bunker
39%
655
30
12%
Corp
North
Bank
Broadway-Hale Stores
Budd Company
128
30
a43% a43%
Jan
(Un)
Corp
a39% a40%
2.25 May
28% May
10
Steel
Feu
34 %
*
_
Aviation
1.20
19
93%
Bethlehem
Jan
3,287
1.60
20
70c
Bendix
Sep
20
549
P2
Avco
16
Apr
13%
(U11)
Mining
Wedge
Jan
Jan
a31% a32%
B
Co
Top & Santa
Atok-Big
68
a31% a31%
20
Steel Corp
Atchison
Sep
13%
__
9
Aircraft Corp
(Un)
Menasco
1
Kenning—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
2.85 May
6% Apr
Feb
4% July
25
Light ex-dis <Un>_9
Co
Jan
12Mi
(Un)..;
Chem
& Tel
Low
25%
a50%
•
American
Anglo
25%
Range Since Jan.
High
a70% a7214
1
Common (Un>
Armco
Low
a49%
lUn)
(Un)
&
American
&
1.70
48%
Jan
6%
17 %
1.50
a43%
9
(Un)
Corp
McNeill
Meier
Shares
9
common
Ltd
Oct
12
P2
(Glenn)
Matson Navigation Co (Un)
for Week
•
Factors
5%
Apr
15% Mar
254
Marchant Calculators Inc
Sales
Range
9
Mir
American Can Co (Un)
American Car & Foundry
American
16%
16
Martin
Exchange
of Prices
•
Corp (Un)
Iuc
16
35%
al7% al7%
a40%
•
County Land
Magnavox
Last
(On)
new
80
33%c
Power
Kennecott
Sep
Par
Ltd
150
High
Oct
11% May
14% Apr
Jan
40%
Friday
Airlines
350
4%
a45%
7.50
&
Aluminum
Kansas
Oct
25%
Sale Price
American
1.95
4%
a45 a45%
20
Co
Kaiser-Frazer
Apr
22 Va
*
STOCKS
Aluminium
1.85
(Un)_9
Preferred
Jan
147'/a Aug
10
San Francisco Stock
Allis-Chalmers
100
1
Paper
Manville
Kaiser
Macy
Reduction Co
5%
L_
Loew's Inc
Allied Chem & Dye
5%
al7%
(Un)
Co
Lockheed
Air
90
(Un)
Co
Mining
Johns
53 % July
Oct
142% Mar
12.50
Brake
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
al5
23
Jan
47%
Oil
al4%
al4%
6%
Maryland Mines Corp
Intex
Oct
3,795
12%
International
Jan
145
l
Co
Aug
47%
12 Va
1
International Nickel Co Canada
1,241
11%
___5
Mar
5%
8%
100
Spring
12
12
1
international Harvester
33% Aug
138
302
(Un)_____9
Inc
Power
Low
23
9
B
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23
9
Car
Low
23
Corp
Foods
Jun
22 Va
7
47
47
*
preferred
Engineering
Honolulu Oil
31
10
iuc
Wesiiiignouse Air
Jan
1%
—
25
Mining
Standard
United
&
Fdy
Steel
Apr
18
5%
—
k.50
convertible
iuy
10%
Oct
120
12
5
preferred
Pinauurgn Plate Glass
Pitts
Jan.
16
International
;
Fireproofing Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
ou.ii
10%
25
—
Shares
1
Hobbs
Aug
32%
32%
A
Battery Co class
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)
27%
__
class
Jan
7%
6%
_10
National
Pitts
High
13%
21 %
—
1
Gas
Mackintosh-Hemphill
$2.50
75
1
;
Walker
Star
300
Co
46
26
7%
—
8.50
Joy Manufacturing Co
Lone
10%
16%
Oil
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd
Hilton Hotels Corp (Un)
13%
5
Co
45
16
__
•
Columbia Gas System
Range Since Jan. X
Low
33
for Week
Par
Hancock
High
32%
Co—
preferred
Bla w-Knox
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Sales
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
24
51%
285
48% Mar
11%
12
913
11% Mar
72
46%
Aug
Feb
55% Aug
12% Sep
Company
Water
Associated
Carbide
Corp
&
Carbon
(Un)
10
18%
18%
18%
422
18 %
2
1
Oil
Corp
Tri-ConUnental
Union
(Un)
24%
24%
25%
2,957
21%
Jan
27% Mar
15%
15%
100
14%
Jan
17
United
Aircraft
Corp
(Un)
62%
5
36%
a
62%
310
57% Feb
36%
*
Union Oil Co of California common__25
36%
510
36
33% a34%
276
28% Apr
Feb
Sep
67% Jury
45 %
36
July
Sep
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
36
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
(1596)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
28%
257
10%
10%
571
Corp
Gas
of
Corp
a47/«
a47/s
10%
1
Del (Un).,-.
iUn)„^.^
May
8%
Feb
Westates Petroleum
5% Mar
4%
Jan
27%
Jan
27%
Jun
12 %
Oct
21
Jan
37%
674
<7V2 Mai
♦
Sep
46
Oct
40
Western
WestinSghouse
Vica
Victor
8%
306
OO rf"
CO uT* -=5
Co
Equipment
25
203
25
25
25
<Uni~_.
Company
Jan
Apr
Yellow
Jun
9%
Feb
294
48c
Oct
Jan
Aug
78c
Mar
973
4%
a29
4%
270
4%
Sep
a29
5
32%
Sep
32%
Sep
9%
Oct
15%
Jan
8% July
10%
5% Mar
.
10%
10 %
120
9 %
9 %
340
41 %
41%
556
35%
Feb
42%
Oct
10
43%
43 %
152
42%
Jan
44J/e
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1
5%
5%
100
(Un)
Co
256 %
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20
261
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Western
—___
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High
260
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1%
Aug
40
41
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10
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Oct
50
12%
37%
•
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100
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Jan
25
12%
.1
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230
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in
25
for Week
T.nw
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Week's
of Prices
Last
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High
28%
2%
United
Shares
Low
10
United
for Week
Last
Par
*A
Friday
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Friday
STOCKS
OCTOBER
FOR THE WEEK ENDED
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common
Jan
6%. Jar
4% July
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR THE
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER U
Week's
Friday
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Sale Price
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Last
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Abitibi
Paper
Class
Sugar
Aluminum
Co
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25%
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*
31%
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32%
3,520
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6%
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common-5
9%
9%
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25
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23
22%
23
775
26
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9,105
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5
81% Mar
83
Sep
52
52
52
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100
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com__*
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128
128
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47
521
25
25
25%
1,760
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5%
1,950
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Sep
45
650
44
May
56%
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2,148
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Oct
52%
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4%
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8%
23
Mar
24%
Aug
24
20.30
24
2,225
20.30
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4,109
13
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50
38
Aug
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11%
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13%
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600
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92
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Class
B
—
Mills
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class
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Dry
Canada
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$1.30
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$1.75
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Canadian
Oil
Lake
the
25%
Apr.
Apr
Sep
7%
7%
200
6
Jan
34%
70
32
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Apr
8
8
100
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Jun
32%
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7.35
7.25
7.50
1.340
8 %
15
350
Jan
7%
Feb
35
Aug
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Jan
6.70
July
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25%
Apr
28 %
19
Jan
25
Sep
July
98'A
99
Feb
99
Oct
a 99
25
97% July
101
70
420
52% Mar
71
89%
48%
48%
6
44% Mar
50
16%
16%
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20
38
37%
38
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42
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32
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36
Aug
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Aug
•
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*
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new
145
16%
25
30%
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25
10
22
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21
320
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488
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26
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14%
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20
96
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99'
30%
31%
5,328
30%
Oct
40
17%
18
1,250
14% May
21% July
Sep
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19'A
Jan
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32%
13,183
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Oct
42%
Feb
17
17
300
15 %
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20
Jan
20%
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405
20
Feb
22% May
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561
8
Oct
12
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•
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preferred
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Feb
Feb
11%
Sep
11% May
15%
14
Oct
11
18
9
14%
99
3,270
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99
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56
,
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20
145
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96
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33
34
365
31%
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17%
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Apr
26
Jan
Apr
13
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3,825
10%
35%
2,525
34% May
35%
35 %
35%
4
Ltd
33
34
310
31
Jun
26
26
26
175
21
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26%
20
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*
*
A
class
45%
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35
Paper
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Famous
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14%
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200
14
Sep
17
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45
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84
45
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14
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10
70
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75
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730
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46
32'A
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42
1,694
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515
4>30%
30
31%
1,496
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31
675
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Sv. V
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12%
Oct
United
13%
Jan
1,040
•
10%
10%
11
1,155
10 %
•
13
13
13
392
12
Apr
Tobacco
Steel
Wabasso
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14%
13
680
2.15
1,800
130
20
128
Sep
•10%
11
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15
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2.12
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May
20%
Feb
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*
32
32
45
31
Aug
43
Apr
Weston
*
Canadian
6%
6 %
161
6
July
10%
Apr
4%%
20
21
21
50
21
July
25 'A
Jan
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13%
13%
110
12% Aug
16%
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16%
16%
685
15%
18
12%
13
470
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•
4% %
16'A
5%
General
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General
II
100
100
10
20
19%
20
650
102%
103
55
*
4.00
4.10
400
31
31 %
585
Dynamics
Motors
Steel
2,082
•
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preferred
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16%
100
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General
15%
100
preferred
Gatineau
Ltd
3
31 'A
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57
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Mar
33
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42
43
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18
6%
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11%
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all
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through our Canadian
affiliate ivhich has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
19
Jan
Oct
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Jan
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9.80
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25 %
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25
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50
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93
93
93
10
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93
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39
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39
3.710
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Jun
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99
18
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common
Jan
20'A
Jan
103%
footnotes
see
page
41
Oct
Jan
Oct
4.60
Sep
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Aug
99 % July
13%
Jan
25
25
50
25
Jan
25% Mar
28
25
27
Jan
28 %
21%
21%
130
20%
Jan
27%
28
305
24
Apr
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29% Sep
28
28
25
27%
Jun
26%
Apr
193s
Oct
May
Banks—
34
'
in
57
75
55%
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60%
200
15
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17%
33
795
28%
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33%
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28
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-
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30 %
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3,521
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39
39
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335
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in
31
31
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3,193
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28
18
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25
preferred
Sep
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—
common
Oct
97
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preferred
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
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Montreal
The
Teletype: NYl-1979
30
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s
BUILDING
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—
Montreal
Curb
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*1
wires with
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-
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-
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Jan
31
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100
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Canadian Stock
41%
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Feb
Feb
17%
,
Fast quotations
on all
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*
,
common
preferred
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42%
•
Worts
&
Leaseholds
(Geo)
preferred
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12%
15%
•
common
Apr
135
•
•
common
Jan
3.30
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13
2.15
2.15
130
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Jan
35% Aug
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1,010
39
•
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Aug
26
35%
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Jan
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25 %
,
—
common
45
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—•
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Oils
45
12%
38
Eraser
Jan
31%
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12%.
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Feb
47%
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pfd.
Oct
Jan
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12%
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Jan
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14%
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Sep
99
66%
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pfd_
Jan
14
—_—
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19
Aug
Mar
„a75
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_50
7%
common
Canada
of
46
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corn-
preferred
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Jan
21
—*
Power
&
Southam Co
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Jan
52
& Sons common..;
class
Simpson
55
Oct
certificates
trust
Voting
Aug
May
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75
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49
42
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*
,
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66 %
49
39%
—*
Lawrence
Series
66
.
40
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common
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Aug
Jan
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*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
St
Feb
37
1,195
'
Transport
4%
85
24'A
324
34%
-
29% July
73 % Apr
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76
33 %
*
*
*
Canada
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Quebec
Jan
•
A
Sep
25%
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of
&
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19%
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class
Jan
*
common
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Price
Jun
2,365
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Mar
25%
"
East
Jan
40
Feb
33
69
River Company
Power
Walker
Brewery Ltd
Dryden Paper
Jan
10%
Development
15%
15%
common
Dow
Sep
Feb
34%
preferred
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Penmans
Oct
common
Textile
9
35
___
Fage-Hersey Tubes
31%
15%
common
Feb
17%
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Apr
15%
Chemical
&
300
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28
75
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31
j
Oct
48% May
31
20
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion
21%
225
11
common
preferred—.
Dominion Steel & Coal
Feb
14%
14%
7%
Apr
92
May
56
—
Glass
Jan
10%
69
11
73
30
33%
Jan
*
Drug & Chemical
National
Jan
26%
21% May
100
475
•
com
1.5=0
76%
100
Steel
23
6.00
74
14
74
25
•
22%
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2.50
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2
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&
10%
--
Aug
Morse
Foundries
10%
Mar
70
16'A
Dominion
25
29% May
*
Telegraph
Sep
a98%
Railway
Dominion Coal 6%
Dominion Corsets
900
450
—*
8%
30%
Dome
28%
31%
17%
Locomotive
80%
70
a
56% May
28
31%
—*
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B
Class
Jun
99
•
Feb
53% Aug
39% Mar
Jan
28
*
common
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(Robt)
Sep
7%
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48'A
24
84
68
137
Sep
41% Mar
31%
common—*
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63
•
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Mitchell
Molson
Montreal
•
-
40% May
127
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Feb
8.30
•
Distillers
Mitchell
Montreal
100
Farm Equipment
Mining & Smelting
class
Ltd
class
Frontenac
36% Aug
1st pfd—100
♦
27% Aug
'
1,340
___**
6
Sep
Jan
33'A
Consol
Corbys
67
67
~
5
25
Corp
Service
Export
Sep
30
Cockshutt
Consumers
*
Woods
5%
23
Canadian Vickers
Consolidated
of
MacMillan
88%
490
8
I—50
Jan
23% Aug
Sep
1,350
27%
Companies
Pacific
Jan
14%
Oct
Feb
5%
22%
preferred
Canadian
13%
9%
14
32%
preferred—25
6%
Public
33%
27%
C'ellulose___
&
Cottons
Fairbanks
Jamaica
5%
22%
;
Canadian
Feb
33 Vo
27 %
1_—
Feb
11%
Jan
39%
Ltd
Co
Massey-Harris
common—__10
common——
Canadian
31%
Apr
McColl
497
series
Canadian
Oct
Jan
73
common
Celanese
19
34%
common———7.50
preferred
$1.40
92
8
Canadian Car & Foundry common.
Class A
Canadian
Utilities
Jan
78
70
—
Breweries
Canadian
Power
53%
Oct
8
A
common.....
Canadian
International
24
Apr
19
Oct
71
Safeway Ltd 5%
preferred
Canada
,Jan
Oct
41
19%
*
Canada
Petroleum
77%
*
class
common.
Foundries
International
5
preferred
Canada
Feb
*
Ltd
Co
27
35
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Dock
Paper
Apr
•
____.
Dredging Ltd-
Burrard
International
92
7%
25
B
_:
Mar
3 4'A
*
—
Columbia Telephone
July
86
100
77'A'
92
cum
40%
Mar
25%
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International
8,222
19%
pfd .100
common
preferred
British
100
14%
Columbia Forest Products-.,.
*
Columbia Power class A______*
British
British
5%
19%
43'A
36%
37
•
Note
American
4%%
5%
19
43
•
British
2nd
19
•
20
American
.
22%
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•
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•
26
Oct
8% July
22
20.30 Oct
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•
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common
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Jan
13% Aug
Oct
5
44
B
Brazilian
Jan
64%
12%
10%
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30%
24
July
24%
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9.30
935
International
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d/
7.355
44
Electric
Corp
17
1.471
1,095
13%
11 %
Argus Corp Ltd common—
4%%
preferred
Asbestos
2,193
11%
25'A
•
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Anglo Can
18
55%
11%
13
common-.„..„«
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of
Amalgamated
17
54%
11%
25
•
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Oct
Apr
18
54 %
16% July
131/«
•
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Aluminium
Paper
& Smelting—--, •
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&
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Oct
13%
15
25'A
*
common
Agne^Surpass Shoe
Steel
Oil
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Bay
Husky
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25
&
Power
$1.50
Acadia-Atlantic
Low
.
High
Low
Smith
Hudson
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Shares
al4
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common—;
;•
Bridge
Howard
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Hamilton
Sales
Week's
Friday
for Week
Low
Par
Canadian Fundi
Sales
Range
of Pr!ces
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Aug
39%
Oct
31%
Sep
.
Volume 176
Number 5163
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1597)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR HIE
WEEK -ENDED
OCTOBER 24
Montreal Curb Market
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Par
Anglo-Can
Pulp &
Nlfd
Anglo
Brown
$5
1'},
Columbia
Class
Mills
class
A
a
common
convertible
1st
Malting
Co
Ltd
Dredge &
General
Co
General
Canadian
Industries
Ltd
Canadian
Marconi
Div
8%
Oct
15%
Jan
Gunnar
18
1,606
17
May
20%
45
Apr
52%
43%
Jun
56
Mar
Apr
412
Jan
26
Mar
3,050
43
Ltd
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24% a24%
31 Va
31%
32
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Oct
17%
—
Sep
„7.00
a4.00
25c
1-3% Mar
1
Ltd
15
-500
.
♦40%
100
*
Ltd
Mines
61%
150
5%
•
32% May
;40
.
Sep
-Oct
'May
50
:20
-
20c
543
_1
Dredging
315
310
Mines
Nechi
31% May
970
*
Wilson
Gold
Mines
39
2,000
34%
Ltd
&
Canada
Lake
Montauban
.23
7c
1
Jan
50%
Jan
25c
Ltd
38%
3,873
7c
1
Monpas Mines Ltd
33%.
Jan
15 Va
Ltd
Jan
Supertest Petroleum Ltd
Western
May
Apr
7.10
25c
_
12
Traders
Westeel
14c
8.45
12
3.90 Oct
14%
— —
Ltd—1
Aug
a60c
Ltd
Mountain
Co
9
common-—0
Southern Canada Power,6%
United
Sep
_
-
1.30
afiOc
*
Co Ltd
Light
Finance
32 %c
Ltd
Ltd
7.00
Oct
Oct
A
Trans
Oct
Ltd—
60
J
3.95
Feb
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Standard
Mines
Mines
3.65 Mar
1.05 Aug
75c
_
4%
Ltd
Ontario
(Can)
■19c
_1
Goldflelds
50
0
Industries
20,500
1
Explor
Si
23
30
Power Corp of Can 6% 1st pfd
—100
6'r
non
cum part
2nd preferred—50
Russell
Mining
Shore
Trebor
Reitmans
22c
1
Mines
Sep
1,182
10
Canada
Class
Oct
19c
19c
%c
Gold
Lake
9,400
Moore Corp common
,
1.57
—
_
Kerr-Addison
Lavalie
58
Preferred
Lt
Aug
36
-
Mexican Light & Pow
Crush
82c
Mines
Oct
81
_10
Distilleries
Scotia
3,600
50
M)
Teleg and Tel Co Ltd
McColl-Frontenac
Nova
Yukon
Jan
1.10
pfd_50
preferred
Orange
1.57
Devel Co Ltd
12%
86
Maple Leaf Milling Co Lttd
Newfoundland
1.48
34%
class
&
2,300
A—_°
conv
Minnesota
4.30
—j—0
6%
Co
__
preferred
3.90
1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
Mogador Mines Ltd
3.75
Oct
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd_
—1
Ltd
Groceterias
Ltd
Jan
Mln
19
s
lOVaC Aug
Oct
7%
I
15%
81
•
July
5.50
1,100
_1
Jan
7oC
preferred—20
Investment Foundation
Co
80%
July
9% July
57
Ltd
4c
8,500
5
__
_
Jan
6%
4c
Apr
1,550
Ltd
14
v
90c
1
Aug
5.60
Ltd
Normetal Mining Corp
8.00
Loblaw
B
64
".
Oct
•
!
5%
Mines
Mines
30
-
1.07
Jan
7.00
Corporation-0
Utilities
Feb
8%
7.00
pfd—100
Ltd—
Securities
Lake
Jun
a25
Ltd-*
!
Jack
25
a
Oct
__0
_
11
63%
'72c
—1
__
26
5%
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd com_w
♦,
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd common—*
Hydro-Electric
6.25
10%
_♦
Power
.
Ltd
Jan
550
34%. .34%
a65
4,500
7.75
Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
a26
a
75c
Jan
5%c
Holllnger
3.40
96
4.05 •
23
•
Ford Motor Co of Can class A
Hillcrest Collieries Ltd
alOO
50
Sep
72c
1
100
a
23
*
Ltd
Jan
Aug
3
Aug
"7% May
.1
,100
39
19%
1
Kenmayo
_100
33
1.60
Jan
7.75
Ltd
Mines
Jan
150
a22 a22%
I
Mines
Gold
12
27
Ltd
Worsteds
Gold
Heva
Aug
3.00
j
Oct
12
Feb
10%
5,050
a'.i.
70c
1,635
5.50
Ltd
Kayrand
50
33 %
<■
^
Jun
Mines
Jan
a21
ab.oo
2,500
15%
__1
a26
aD.OO
70c
15
15%
*
Ltd
96
2.00
—°
t_
Mines
July
100
A—50
_
Manitou
85
2,450
.
67
.
70c
•
5%c
Jaculet
1,900
a
0
1
Ltd
Mines
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
9%
*
9.20
•
Jan
15%
3.95
cl A—*
sec
Oct
1
Jun
3.00
3.00
6.4„
Ltd
Gold
43
27
*
1.53 Aug
3,500
(1945)
Exploration
160
1.80
2.00
Oct
6.90
74 %c
Oct
9%
class B—0
1.08
6.40
1
Mar
31%
High
1,700
6.45
Ltd
150
15%
0
commoin
113
Low
1.09
Mines
10
alO
1
Iron
Mines
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.08
0
Mines
97
85
r
com —0
1—100
Ltd
22%
910
al48
A
Oct
400
50
*
85
Low
1
Ltd
Nickel
Yellowknife
Heath
105
Litho
B
of
Golden
.105
com
Dominion Square Corp ,
Dominion Structural Steel
Mica
Feb
17%
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd——*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
6'c
18%
18
1
Frere
Mclchers
Sep
Shares
1.09
'
49
Mfg Co
Consolidated Paper Corp Lieu
7'r
10%
75
a412
Tr
Advert
Alcohols
Consolidated
Maritime
Giant
46 %
Preferred
Lowney
Jan
48
:
Consolidated
Class
Frobisher
18
0
Inv
Enterprises Ltd
Hubbard
15% Mar
Oct
a21
General
Commercial
Fleet
Oct
13%
«
Combined
Eastern
12%
100
46
Co
class
Preferred
East
210
a4l2
Company
Products
Neon
Dominion
U2Va
13'/2
13%
133/4 al3%
8%
83.,
95
6
E
Class
Fontana
.Oct
345
,
&
Feb
21
97 Va
Canadian Pwr & Paper Inv Ltd com„*
Canadian Western Lumber Co
.'*
Canadian Westinghouse
Company Ltd_*
Cassidy's Ltd common
1
David
13%
*
common
Rand
International
Claude
Oct
100
Canadian
Food
Fenimore
9%
30
Ltd—50
Investments
preferred
Canadian Ingersol
Class
Jan
4,205
95
•
Tr
Catelli
31
10
■,
Mines
Falconbrldge
21
8%
Ltd
Co
Sullivan
lor Week
1
Emerald Glacier Mines Ltd
High
97 Va
1
Dock
Electric
Canadian
Low
•
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Canadian
High
1
preferred
Canadian
East
Range Since Jan. 1
12 Va
0
a
Company
-Shares
9%
9 '/a
preferred —100
Packers
East Rim Nickel
21
5
B
Canada
Low
Ltd—*
DeveloDment Co
Bclcling-Corticelli
British
Paper
of Prices
Sales
Range
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Canadian Funds
,
1.09 May
73c
Apr
37
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1598)
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
OCTOBER 24
ENDED
Friday
Toronto Stock
Canadian
FOR THE
Exchange
STOCKS
Funds
Par
22'A
51c
7,300
13%
13%
14
585
100
100
99%
100
170
25
30%
30%
31%
4,043
1.85
2.03
16,950
Locomotive
Last
Range
for Week
Canadian
Malartic
•
of Prices
Sliares
Canadian
Oils Cos new common
•
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper common—
$1.50
13%
IZ20
preferred
Acadia-Uranium
Gas
Acme
Adm iral
Distilleries
Alberta
trust
Pacific
Aluminium
Leduc
10%
Apr
31
Oct
11%
Sep
1.10
10,600
2.35
2.25
2.50
74.615
Oct
3.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
500
1.70
Oct
3.15
Jan
1.95
1.95
200
1.90
Oct
2.50
July
,
47,520
1.25
pfd_
2.25
33c
33c
37c
1.000
33c
43 •%
44%
1,025
43
48%
47
48'
2
2,753
24
24 %
125
25
46%
Oct
52%
Sep
21%
Sep
25
Aug
26c
Apr
16c
6,000
15 c
Oct
26,650
47 c
Oct
30,850
35c
Oct
6.50
11%
2.55
8,900
10c 12 % e
11,200
6.15
6.70
10,605
11%
11%
100
37c
36c
39c
5,500
___1
26 %c
23 %C
2.22
Oct
Oct
10c
6.15
Oct
Jan
11%
15c
May
1.19
Apr
70c
Feb
3.80 July
Mar
33c
9.60
Jan
14% Aug
54C
Aug
-U.'
30c
59,200
23 %C
Oct
62 %c
Jan
5 %c
«
-1
Mines
Jun
41c
1
__
Apr
53 c
2.22
•
—
65c
56%
35c
10c
•
Resources
Oct
Aug
May
35c
ZZZi
Mines
Apr
45c
•
Aquarius Porcupine
Apr
1.65
15c
•
1
Mines
2.00
45c
1
Ltd—
—
Oct
Oct
95c
43%
Anglo-Canadian Oil
6c
6,500
5 %c
Oct
12c
Jan
10c
10c
1,009
10c
Oct
25 %C
Apr
22c
23c
3,535
22c
50c
Feb
llVa July
14
Jan
78
87
Feb
17c
Apr
_1
22c
*
11%
11%
13%
1,025
80%
80%
80%
50
8c
10c
4,300
1
1.57
1.13
1.57
95,100
1.13
Oct
3.10
Jan
B—__ __10
18%
18
18%
1,050
16%
Jan
18%
Oct
1.40
1.40
1.45
22,600
1.40
Oct
2.06
Apr
10c 13 %c
16,400
8c
__
Corp common
Preferred
Apr
69c
1.37
Anglo-Huronlan
Argus
28c
Jan
*
Lead
Area
650
Mar
12c
1
Petroleums
Cons
11
11c
25% July
8% Jan
95c
«
Petroleums
Anchor
Apex
37
•
new
An aeon
Arte no
6,300
29%
Feb
*
of Canada
Rouyn
4,225
29c
29
18c
•
American Yeliowknife
Anglo
20c
19C
25% May
18% Sep
101
1.25
com
Amalgamated Larder
American
97% Mar
1.26
Cons
Ltd
Aluminum Co
15% July
10
1.00
certificates
Steeu
AJgoraa
240
Jan
1
Knife
Aibermont Petroleums Ltd
Voting
Jan
1.095
17'%
29
—
Yellow
Alberta
25
25%
High
18%
•
Ajax Petroleums
Akaicho
Oct
99%
•
Agnew-Surpass
13
16%
1
X
—
8,010
99%
♦
Oil
&
Corp
.25
14
17
25'/a
•
"loo
Preferred
Low
High
99%
:—
Acadia-Atlantic class A
13
__
Oct
Aug
Pacific
Canadian
Pipe
Gold
Ascot.
-..1
Metals
Ashdown
Com—
Hardware
Oil Co
Asner
Atbona
Atlas
class
Ltd
Mines
•
.
(1937)
—1
Steels
•
z
Atlas Yellowknife
Auin-Ruilner
1
Mines
of
of
2,500
9c
6%C
11%C
2.50
7
A..
—
Consolidated
Montreal
Bank of Nova
Bank
1,920
12c
1
class
Bailey Selburn Oil Si Gas class
Bank
19%
1
.
Gold
Electric
Bankfield
19
10 %C
1
Aumaque
Aunor
19
10 %c
1
Aubelle Mines
Auto
13 %c
1
A
5.25
7%c 10 %c
39,100
6%c
10c
2.50
7
50
6c
Feb
21C
Aug
Oct
23%
Jan
Oct
19
10 %c
20c
Apr
7%c
Oct
31c
Feb
1,000
6c
Oct
12c
Apr
15c
17,100
10c
Oct
24c
Apr
2.75
2,100
2.50
Oct
6 %
5.10
5.25
2,100
7c
4,500
Aug
5.10
6%c
■'—1
Oct
8c
6c
Oct
3.60 May
7% Mar
Toronto
39%
39%
271
37%
Jun
41
90c
Feb
—10
Barnat Mines
95c
95c
95c
2,150
Mines Ltd
Warrants
3.50
3.50
4.30
8,355
2.00
2.00
2,600
Barymin Co Ltd
Base Metals Mining
Bata Petroleums Ltd
1.10
1.05
1.10
4,500
80c
27c
22c
29c
29,300
22c
Oct
65c
27c
Oct
67c
July
7
Mar
9%
Apr
39%
100 %
1,540
1
1.30
1.25
40
2.35
1.35 July
Sep
Sep
Apr
Sep
May
14
2.05
21 % July
Jan
6.50 Mar
1.30
400
3.70
29,525
3.00
Oct
4.80
Apr
5,031
2.17
Jan
3.75
Apr
Central
Explorers
1
9.75
9.20
9.85
14,100
5.20 Jan
12%
Central
Leduc
•
3.40
3.10
3.50
21,780
1
64c
64c
64c
1,500
Oil
Patricia
Central
>
1.10
2.60
62c
1.60
Jan
Jan
Porcupine
1
20c
2.000
16c
13c
13c
14c
3,500
lie
1
34c
35c
5,500
34c
Oct
»
1.67
1.60
1.90
4,600
6
6
210
Charter
Oil & Gas
Oils
Chatco
Steel
preferred
10
Cnemtcal Researcn
Cheskirk
1.29
1.47
50,950
4c
4c
4%c
6,000
4c
20c
1
22c
20c
22c
8,200
1
1.05
1.00
1.12
15,500
_1
42c
40c
50c
62,300
.—*
5.00
4.75
500
595
1
7c
7c
8c
8,000
Explorers Ltd
—
Chromium
cicra-Lurilc Mines Ltd
Silver
Lode
Mines
1
Farm
.
Equip
Lake
Coin
35c
34c
36c
1.35
1.30
1.40
16%
16%
Feb
Jun
2.65 Aug
7
Sep
1.49
Sep
Oct
7c
May
Oct
50c
Feb
Apr
Oct
7.70 Mar
Oct
G9c
May
Oct
8.20
Jan
7c
962
,_1
50c
4.75
6,700
16%
1.00
14c
13,404
1
•
Wlllans
Cochenour
Cockshutt
1.12
Mar
19'Ac Mar
May
1
Chimo Gold
Cobalt
6
1.40
Mines
'"imougamau
1.20
5(jo
Mines
Chesterville
18c
May
28c
July
34c
87c
Feb
1
Chamberlain
Sep
5.65 July
Feb
Centremaque Gold
central
Jan
Oct
13'Ac
Jan
Oct
86c
Oct
1.80 Aug
19'% Jan
34c
1.30
14% May
May
10c
11c
8,988
10c
Oct
1
40c
38c
41c
20,901
25c
Oct
Colomac Yellowknlfe
1
4c
3%c
4c
3,000
Commoil
*
4.50
4.50
4.20
4.75
1,300
3.60
Feb
5.25
1.50
1.60
600
1.43
Jan
1.77 July
Coicnstream
Copper
commonwealth
Petroleum
•
Coniagas Mines
4.20
—5
Mines
*
*
21c
100
May
2.40
Apr
7c
Jan
4.95
3%c Aug
3.50 Mar
Sep
Sep
60c
60c
800
56c
Feb
consolidated
Allenbee
1
86c
86c
1.04
79,340
86c
Oct
Consolidated
Astoria
1
8c
7c
10c
11,175
7c
Oct
27c
Feb
Consolidated
Bakeries
•
8%
8%
25
6%
Apr
10%
Sep
—
Oil
Consolidated Cordasun Oils
Consolidated
1
Discovery
1.00
1.00
1.15
63,500
1
1.80
1.70
2.50
110,697
83c
1.00 Jan
1.30
Apr
1.85
Apr
1.75 Apr
May
2.26 July
Consolidated
Guayana Mines
1
65c
65c
800
65c
Oct
89c
Sep
Consolidated
Howey
1
55c
55c
57c
6,940
33c
Jan
74c
July
Consolidated
Lebel
1
13'Ac
13c
14c
204,004
8'Ac
Jan
Consolidated
Mining As Smeltlng_:
•
30%
30%
32%
10,196
30%
•
17c
17c 18 %c
12,066
13c
*
Oro
Consol Nicholson
Consolidated
Class
class
Press
A___:
*
B
*
Consolidated
Consumers
Conwest
2.00
300
Oct
42%
Feb
26c
Jan
4% July
Aug
6%
Jan
2.00
100
11c
13c
9,800
10c
14%
14%
3,500
12% May
•
3.00
2.90
3.10
11,175
•
8%
8
8%
550
Box
*
7%
7%
7%
250
Mills
*
12
12%
190
12
Oct
13% May
1
13c
13c
500
11c
Jan
15'Ac May
35c
38c
3,000
32c
Feb
48c
May
12c
15c
29,750
7%c Jan
26c
May
17c
Jan
1
_10
Exploration
Cosmos
6
14%
Rochette
Gas
Distr voting
(H)
5
__
23 %c May
Paper
Imperial
common...
1.50
2.90
3.00 July
July
Sep
26c
7
Sep
Apr
12
Jun
Sep
4.50
Oct
8
Feb
16%
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
500
Apr
Oct
2.75
Corrugated
39%
90
July
3.00
Jan
35% May
14%
2.70
Corby
988
Oct
30
765
2.75
13%
3.65
Oct
39%
18
2.50
72c
2.75
Apr
38%
17
2.50
Jan
Feb
•
Oct
30
1.90
17%
High
31
May
50c
1
32
10
Scotia
27
1
•
Asnestos Corp Ltd
Apr
1,077
Low
20
Trethewey
Castle
Jun
30%
22%
•
Minerals
Cariboo Gold
Cassiar
8.25
30%
Producers
Willlston
9%c
30%
Line
Viewers
Canadian
Feb
1°
Railway
Canadian
Coniaurum
Arjon
*
preferred
5%
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
320
50c
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
22%
Sales
Low
for Week
High
Week's
Sale Price
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Barvue
44c
Belleterre
2!
44c
7%
25
36%
37
9,780
45c
54c
85,390
3.75
1,400
70c
Telephone
Bellekeno Mines
7%
37
3.50
rah
44c
7%
Beatty Bros
75c
3,000
48c
a
Quebec
Berens River
Bevcourt
Bibis
Gold
BIdgood
Oct
34%
13c
Jan
3.30
Aug
Jan
2.00
6.65
1.20
Oct
Aug
3.50
May
37c
Feb
Sep
Feb
70 %c
Sep
5.15
Jan
75c
Oct
1.00
Gold
1.10
26,000
70c
Feb
1.64 Aug
30c
33c
6,450
30c
Oct
1.15
10%c
10c
12c
16,540
4'Ac Jan
19c
20c
10,200
15c
Jan
3%c
Kirkland
99c
30 %c
Mines
Mines
Bonvllle
1.50 July
Oct
19 %c
Yukon
Bobjo
3.50
4c
4,500
3%c
14c 15 %c
9,305
14c
Feb
15%c S6p
38c
Anr
Jan
6c
May
Oct
45c
Jan
Crestaurum
Cromor
Mines
Pershing
Crowshore
1
Patricia
D'Aragon Mines
D'Eldona
Davis
De
1
Mines
class
8'Ac
8%c
I,000
8'Ac
41'Ac
37c
50c
9,682
37c
15%
15%
16
205
i—*
Gold
Leather
Delnite
1.60
1.60
1.64
2,400
1
2.90
2.75
3.15
29,8:m
13c
15c
12.000
1
—
A—
Mines
Kio Producers Ltd
Detta
Minerals
1
Devon-Leduc Oils
Distillers
Dome
25c
2.28
2.12
2.40
22%
22%
23
2.50
6.25
5.90
6.25
19
19
19%
2,600
1
4.50
Dominion Asbestos Mines
50c
Jan
2.02
Jan
1.95
37c
Jan
15c
Boymar
13c
Bralorne Mines
;
4.80
11 %
Apr
22%
Aug
4.65
4.80
2,203
4.65
Oct
2.15
800
2.00
Oct
9%
10
17,111
9% Oct
13%
Jan
9c
9%c
20,000
9c
Oct
21c
Feb
30c
British
American Oil
37c
5,900
30c
Oct
92c
May
5.50
British
Columbia
common
5.00
.6.00
4,315
Electric
4%
Bruck
Mills
Buffadison
Buffalo
class
A—
A
Canadian
Sep
8
Jan
12%
13%
460
12%
Oct
20
Jan
33
33
33%
455
30
33%
Jan
7
7%
1,300
91c
91c
1.10
45,650
2.75
2.70
2.77
43,300
17%
Mar
5%
Jan
91c
Oct
1.39 Mar
7%
Feb
1.99 July
3.15
Aug
16% May
19
21c
Apr
63c
8,700
53 %c
Oct
1.39 Mar
19c
19c
4,000
18c
Jan
Apr
4%c
4%c
5c
10,500
4%c Oct
32%
32%
32%
300
30% May
36%
12c
Jan
36
6,000
20c
8c
1,540
6c
20%
350
43
43
25
28
28
28%
367
7%
7%
125
7c
7c
14,500
11
11%
1,955
1
17 %c
1
1.02
1.00
1.20
47,023
32c
31c
40c
39,500
5.65
5.35
5.80
23,690
2.30
2.50
1
Chibougamau
1
Campbell Red Lake
17c 20%c
28,225
class
B.___
Jan
15c
19
Jan
440
17c
1.00
30c
Oct
Oct
Oct
71%
20
5.35
Jan
2.50 May
65
Apr
43c
2.48
Jan
Jan
4.00
240
26%
Apr
30
14%
125
13%
Oct
21
Dairies
35
12%
12%
12 %
65
12%
Oct
•
14%
3,511
11 Mi
May
80
Jun
27%
27%
22%
23
70
70
20
48%
47%
48%
183
45
Apr
28
27%
63% Aug
28
329
26
Feb
30%
Jan
47%
47%
130
43% May
49
Jan
255
465
preferred
Dominion Foundry
&
Steel
14%
14%
100
99%
100
50
Dominion Magnesium
—*
10
11
600
Dominion
Malting preferred—;
100
105
105%
Dominion
Steel
com
Preferred
Coal
25% Apr
28% Aug
19
Jan
25
July
68%
Feb
75
Jan
9.00
8.50
9.00
2,903
•
70
70
70%
653
52
Jan
48%
48
48%
69
44
Mar
84
85
125
8.30
Sep
14%
71
14
99:.
Jan
.
..
Sep
Mar
Sep
105%
Oct
15% Jun
19%
Jan
9% Mar
12%
Oct
.
15%
15%
12%
12
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
38%
38%
39 %
Sep
45
19%
20%
150
19
Jan
20% Aug
10%
10%
11
635
10
Apr
13
Preferred
—;—
Dominion Textile
Dominion
Donalda
Donnell
Bow
23.50
_.
•
common
Woollens.
•
Mines
&
5%
1
Mudge
class
A__—
41c
Breweries
12%
6.00
Jan
Aug
Feb
12%
150
48c
60c
31,900
48c
40c
47c
20,975
36c
Oct
97c
May
10c
12c
II,200
7%c
Feb
20'Ac
Aus
26c
Apr
12
May
20'%
Feb
Oct
1.40
Apr
8c
14c
42,100
8c
Oct
2.40
2.65
34,500
85c
Mar
3.95 Aug
1.00
1.13
69,200
66c
Jan
1.58 Aug
6.40
6.95
13,770
95c
1.15
33,400
24
24
24
245
21'/2
20
Mines
1
1
64c
502
65c
29,175
9c
9%C
*
21%
59c
59c
9.25
Jan
Oct
1.60
Apr
23% Jun
27%
Jan
6.40
88c
Oct
20% July
25%
Jan
48c
77c
Apr
18c
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
Mines
Being exchanged for D'Eldona
1
El
7%
65c
July
3.75 Oct
1.03
10
Eddy Paper class A
1
12%
36c
100
6.40
__
Investment
Gold
36,690
1.03
East Sullivan Mines
Eldona
4% July
50
46c
3.75
Jan
Jan
8c
East Rim Nickel Mines—
Metals
37
2.45
Malartic Mines
Economic
255
45c
—1
Minerals
East Amphi Gold Mines.
East Crest
Oil
Eastern
,
10'Ac
Duvex
East
„
53c
—1
&
5%
40c
790
1,920
3.75
—*
Dragon Oils & Gas
Oils
16
12%"
Mines
for
Pen
Ltd
each
3
held.
Rey
Emerald Glacier
Empire Life
Estella
Mines
Eureka
Corp
Ltd
18.500
50
_1
—
-
_
_
35c
20c
39c
88.450
1.13
1.02
1.17
39c
40c
7,655
14%
16
13,901
33c
__
•
Nickel
Fanny Farmer Candy
Fargo Oils Ltd
13%
•
Federal Grain common
Preferred
Apr
Feb
Oct
2.60
Jan
Oct
2.30
Apr
Apr
31c
Oct
1.27
11%
Jan
19%
Sep
16%
17
530
15%
Jun
18
Mar
23'%
24
340
22
Apr
25%
Jun
;
Sic
1.05
46.800
81c
Oct
2.35
Apr
1.
16
•
_
1.65
19
-
90c
•
16
16%
927
12% May
18%
Sep
1
•
7.25
25
25 %
125
23
Jan
25%
Oct
5%c
25%
20
Kirkland
1.02
Oct
24
__
Federated Petroleum
,
20c
Oct
July
16%
1
Shops
9c
64c
17
25.900
Famous Players
Federal
8,500
85c
17%
I
Warrants
Falconbridge
9%c
64c
17%
10
~
5%c
500
4%C
Jan
lie
Jun
7.00
7.85
15,870
7.00
Oct
13%
Apr
Aug
Apr
92
100
Apr
96
55.-,
Feb
Mar
15%
Jun
10,..
t
Jan
19
•
Apr
49%
■,
5.60 Sep
•
&
Dominion Stores
Aug
July
Sep
27%
22%
1
50
Jun
28 %
14
Gold
12
3,200
3.25
—20
Preferred
4.00
27%
25
Apr
Oct
4.30
9.85
*
Mortgage
7c
10%
3.35
9.50
—10
Canada Southern Oils
Canada 8 S Lines common
Jan
1.90'Oct
3.00
•
8%
4,800
71
10
Sep
Apr
9.60
20
Canada Iron
Foundry
Canada Life Assurance
Canada Malting
7
Feb
3.00
71
Jan
1.53
•
Preferred
Jan
32%
8.85
1
common
22% Jan
50
Feb
May
24%
Oct
.♦
common
Packers
41c
23c
7c
•
Permanent
Oct
20c
20%
7%
10'Ac Feb
Sep
18% July
21c
11%
1
Jan
Sep
Apr
20%
__—
—
15,820
10
Coal preferred
Jan
8%c
11c
53 %C
43
Calvan Cons Oil & Gas
Bread
55
35,800
5%
12c
•
Oils
Canada Cement
18
12c
19%
60c
•
A
Caimont Oils
Canada
2,180
class A
class
Bousquet
Canada
5%
*
Caleary &■ Edmonton
Callinan Film Flon_.
Canada
5%
1
B
Campbell
Sep
7%
*
4.75
Bank
Apr
94
12%
*
Hill
Calnorth
80
July
5%
—1
Burlington Steel
Calder
Apr
Mar
87
•
Lake
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
& Co
26
77
56
1
Red
Class
Oct
50
92
1
Buffalo
Burrard
5,803
78
—"
Gold
Buffalo
Burns
19%
91%
1
Ankerite
Bunker
19%
—1
Mines
class
9.85 Mar
77%
10
Oil
July
Sep
2.90
91%
pfd-1
preferred
Reef
Oct
6.90
19%
British Columbia
Forest Products
British Columbia Packers
class A
British Columbia Power class
A
Class B
Empire
5.00
4.45
Dominion
Sep
9c
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
Bro'ilan
23c
2.10
ordinary^
Brewis Red Lake
Bristol Oils
British
9%c Jan
9%
Bralsaman Petroleums
Brazilian Traction
4%%
11,165
Jan
Oct
16% Jan
Dominion
16c
Aug
3.55 Aug
26%
Dominion
_.
Bordulac
July
5.00 July
Feb
21% May
5.90
Oct
17
1.87 Jan
10c
2,175
—•
(Western)
1.03
2,145
Dome Mines Ltd
Oct
Oct
15% May
22,630
2
Seagrams
Explor
15c
1
.
Feb
*
.
81c
Canadian Atlantic Oils
Canadian Bank of Comi
.10
80c
98c
9,296
4.95
-2
4.55
5.20
5,691
84 "
Jan
80c
Oct
4.55
Oct
»
27%
28%
1,200
24
Apr
30
16%
1,060
16
Jun
20
Jan
30%
30 %
30%
600
30
Mar
34
Feb
12%
.20
50
12% Apr
■
16
295
15
Jun
17%
505
38%
Apr
49
Jan
35%
35%
25
31%
Apr
37
13%
14%
2.261
13%
Oct
Aug
15% Aug
70c
6.474
63c
Oct
1.35 May
13%
•
70c
25c
-
63c
__
44
r«p
dbva
41
,
—
24c
25c
6,000
93c
1.05
10,600
93c
Oct
44
44
5
43'%
Jun
2.95
Petroleum
Canadian Dredge
For footnote
Street, New York 5, N.Y.
Telephone: WHitehall 4-5336
Jan
42%
j
.50
40 Wall
16% May
16
41'%
•
-25
Warrants
Canadian Devonian
12%
16
41%
common.
Gompanij Inc.
Sep
17
»
Celan^se
Gairdner %
Apr
28
16%
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
1.70 May
8.25
4.00
825
2.50
410
410
13
24c
395
Oct
July
May
48c
1.90
May
Apr
57% Mar
4.00
420
Jan
Mar
Canadian
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Gairdner & Company Limited
Toronto
,
x
Calgary
Montreal
Kitchener
*
Affiliates
J
.
Gairdner, Son & Company
Quebec City
Kingston
-r
>j
Hamilton
London J
;
I
Number 5163
Volume 176
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1599)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Iron
Fenimore
Mines
1
Petroleums
Fleet
Manufacturing
Ford
Fraser
40c
16,500
26c
Oct
52c
Oct
Exploration
1.10
80c
1.10
6,505
56%
58
845
12%
12%
45
5%c
6C
15%
15%
5.45
•
of
Alberta
•
10c
15"%
125
15% Jun
5.45
6.15
16,970
75c
1.38
5'Ac Oct
1.00
2,050
1.25
1.45
27,500
20
20
20%
855
102%
103
100
4.20
•
4.10
4.05
3.80
30c
Jan
1.05
17%
2.OB
1,505
3.40 May
31%
31%
31'A
100
57%
56'A
57'A
585
28% Aug
55% Jun
;_1
7.25
6.50
7.25
775
6.25
6.20
6.75
7,050
40
40
25
65,100
Class A
General
Giant
1
Products
Mfg
class
A
Glenora
God's
Gold
Tire
2'Ac
2'Ac
3,000
55c
58c
47,060
17c 18'Ac
9,600
56c
„
Co
<.
class
11c
3,500
16,320
3%c
3%c
3%c
2,000
3'Ac
3%c
3,500
70
48'/4
210
16%
16%
Gulf
Mines
Lake
Gold
Bross
class
A
Rock
1.53
Gold
Oct
17% Jan
Jan
80c
19c
Oct
40c
1,935
15'A
Oct
21% Jan
46
Aug
50
Gold
9%
395
9%
560
4.50
25
Jan
12
Mar
12
May
Sep
4.20
15,045
3.50
40
12%
Apr
9c
1,000
9c
Oct
23c
4.50 Oct
Aug
13
Mar
4'A Aug
1.65
157,560
3%C
I,000
3 %c
965
28
Jan
5.00
Sep
13% May
17'Ac Feb
Jun
11
5'A
Jan
33
13
75
lc
2c
2,472
13
115
10%c ll%c
9,100
7'A
1
2.19 Oct
6c
Mar
16
Jan
Oct
13
3'Ac Mar
Oct
16% July
Oct
9c
16c
Apr
9% May
7%
175
6c
7c
25,486
6c
Oct
21c
Jan
13c 13'Ac
13c
5,500
12c
Oct
31c
Jan
6'A Mar
Hasaga Gold
1
12c
10c
13c
7,500
10c
Head of
Oct
1
10c
10c
12c
7,600
10c
Oct
71c
Feb
7'Ac
1,700
6c
Sep
15c
Apr
62,600
6'Ac Jan
32c
8ep
the Lakes Iron
Headway Red Lake
Heath
1
Gold
1
Hellens Mining
Heva
Gold
High
7'Ac
Crest
20c
19c 23'Ac
—1
& Reduc
1.04
99c
1.15
2,900
Mines
Oils
99c
i
Highland-Bell
31c
Oct
1
Ltd
6c
5'Ac
6'Ac
27,250
48c
48c
54c
36,200
44c
Feb
50c
4,700
43 c
Oct
1
43c
May
3.25 May
5'Ac Oct
___•
i
"U"
•
Highwood
•
Hinde
Sarcee
Dauch
&
Jun
15c
1.10
Apr
84'Ac Jan
Hollinger Consol
Home
Hosco
1
38,000
3c
6c
May
25c
3,100
23c
Oct
54c
50
27
Aug
34
Feb
Mining
14%
153/B
12%
13
3,165
8c
8c
9c
II,000
5c
5c
5c
9,500
*
Paper common
143A
12%
•
Smith
18
17%
18
200
3,637
•
2.00
1.90
2.25
4,600
•
54'A
54 %
55%
3,062
1
44c
42c
46c
100
22
22
22
5
1
11%
11
11%
2,200
Hudson
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Huron
& Erie 20% paid
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
1
Imperial
Bank
19c
15c
21c
21,200
29,800
10
32%
32%
33
485
•
—
31%
31%
32%
3,016
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Industrial Acceptance common
*
5 "o ' preferred
40
Inspiration Mining
1
International Bronze Powders com
Preferred
Oct
International Metals preferred
International
Nickel Co
8c
Preferred
International
Island
4c
Jun
1.60 Feb
51%
4.00
20
Jellicoe
Jet
Mines
Oils
Joburke
Class
Joliet
Quebec
9%
1,035
Hosiery class A
Long Island Petroleums
Louvicourt Golclfields.
Lynx
I,865
Macassa
51'A
51%
52
220
36c
32c
40c
17,450
C
6
50
Apr
Jan
Jan
41'A May
32c
Oct
44c
6
Jun
10
18
30
17
May
86
Oct
May
Jan
21% Jan
25 %
2,643
23%
Jan
39%
40C
2,000
40c
Apr
90c
3%c
Macho
MacMillan
Class
&
Gold
Bloedel
&
Marcus
Mayo
McCabe
100
40% May
126% Oct
48%
135%
Midland
Feb
Jan
29%
Jun
36
35%
May
37
37
1,715
30
3%c
4'Ac
7,000
3%c Oct
6
—
7
60
44,100
Oct
Feb
28c
17c
11,000
10c
10,500
1.80
1.85
9,429
96c
1.08
31,100
90c
Jun
16c
19c
22,500
9'Ac
Feb
35c
May
4'Ac
4'Ac
10,500
4 %c
Oct
9c
July
41c
Oct
1.65
Feb
—
41c
15'Ac Oct
9c
Oct
1.75
Jan
62c
Apr
40c
Feb
17c
May
2.25
May
1.56
Feb
60c
181,550
2.25
2.46
18,375
2.25
Oct
3.75 July
17%
200
17%
Oct
26
Apr
17%
18
1,230
17'A
1.60
1.70
10,900
1.55
8c
10c
5,620
1.65
1.83
19,350
2c
2%c
7,500
•
9
9%
89
4%c
7,900
27,600
Jan
Feb
23c
Jan
Feb
2.36
2c
1,500
11c
Jan
2.20
1.65
160
8'Ac
Jan
26
Jun
8c
415
88
9
__
Feb
Apr
May
Mindamar
Aug
47/ec
Jan
Apr
10
Aug
May
89
7'A
83
47Ac Jan
July
Oct
6c
Mar
Feb
23c
8'Ac Feb
24c
Aug
Aug
-
7c
Oct
8c
30c
Mar
5c
Sep
8c
Jan
48c
Oct
95c
May
Montreal
6'Ac
6'Ac
2,000
6c
Oct
11c
May
Moore
30c
32c
9,500
26,180
35c
12,200
30c
Oct
57c
Jan
10%
Oct
11
Jan
2.40 Oct
8'Ac
IOC
1,500
8c
lie
540,200
14%
9%c
14%
100
2,500
8c
Jun
16c
Aug
32c
Jun
Aug
14c
Oct
National
Apr
10% Jun
34'% May
23c
4,000
20c
Sep
64
66%
635
64
Oct
81%
Ve
12%
330
12%
Oct
18
Apr
38c
2,500
35c
Oct
48c
Apr
3'Ac
7,000
3 %c
Oct
5%c Jan
7c
2,0'60
6%c Oct
7c
2,500
7c
Aug
40c
55c
23,900
40c
Oct
200
3.25
3.25
6%
6%
272
34c
40c
34,200
10
10
50
44c
52c
14,000
1.60
100
19c
23,200
Grain
45c
Corp
1.60
17c
6'A May
6%
44c
41c
12c
10c
73c
Mar
Apr
May
Jan
Apr
4.65 Jan
7% Jan
Oct
73c
Feb
10%
Oct
78c
1.50 July
15c
Oct
Feb
Jan
Jan
Sep
May
1.80 Mar
92c
Apr
3.50
3.90
3,000
3.35
Jan
5.50 Aug
12%
13%
3,191
12%
Octf
17%
1.35
1.40
1.35
1.50
7,800
14%
14%
25
—
16
16%
300
36c
2,000
55c
55c
500
14%
14%
14%
30
22%
22'A
23%
1,830
24'A
24%
24%
250
8
392
common
common
—
35c
Mines
common
—
—
7%
Apr
Oct
3.10
Apr
14% Aug
17%
Feb
14
Feb
17'A
Jan
33c
Jan
50c
Apr
55c
Jan
1.00
Apr
14% Mar
17
22
27% Aug
24% Mar
24'A
Apr
Oct
7%
Apr
9
Jan
70c
common-
Sep
20% July
National
16% Jan
Oct
2.40 Jan
Nesbitt
70c
71c
18,325
70c
Oct
1.00
17c
Mar
Apr
12%c Oct
24c
Jan
40,200
15%c
Oct
67c
Mar
1.65
Oct
3.00 Apr
Oct
1.48 May
9%
9'A
9%
12
12%
12%
233
10
14
100
13%
7%
7%
8
685
1.75
1.85
7,200
1.68
25%
Petroleum
Steel
Car
Negus Mines
25%
425
24 %
Apr
29'A
Jan
15c
Oct
80c
Apr
Sep
3.95
26
16c
Labine
Uranium
-
15c
18c
16,300
3.00
2.80
3.20
34,600
18c
20c
13,600
—
7'%
7
2.30
Jan
11
May
13
Sep
Sep
Jan
15%
Feb
Apr
9%
Jan
Oct
3.60 Mar
Oct
23C
Sep
Apr
5c
Oct
4.25
Apr
Apr
Oct
3.10
8%c Feb
Jan
26,450
7,100
60c
1.76
New Alger
2.82
70c
14
class B
National Hosiery
53 c
■
Oct
60c
12'A
National
6'Ac Sep
1,500
New
Bidlamaque
3'Ac
3'Ac
5,500
New British Dominion Oil
2.06
2.01
2.12
26,916
New
1.03
96c
1.15
22,850
2.15
1.95
2.39
12,644
26c
27c
3,100
New
Calumet
Mines
Concord
Development-
New Davies Petroleums
New
Orders
inc.
executed
on
Delhi
CANADIAN
Devon
Dickenson Mines
New
New
regular
New
commission rates
New
Petroleum
Fortune
Hugh
Newlund
Ottawa
or
traded in
United States
funds
New
Morrison
New
50c
15,875
40c
Apr
79c
Sep
51c
60c
47,700
51c
Oct
73c
Aug
3.60
19,840
Jan
4.25 Aug
New Richfield
1.33
1,000
9c
Oct
18c
Jan
37c
46c
73,825
29c
Jan
74c
Apr
12c
16c
6'Ac
7c
56,625
2,566
7%c
7c
6c
July
12c
Jan
8c
9c
4,500
8c
Oct
30c
Apr
33c 36'Ac
9,850
33c
Oct
4%c
Oct
36'Ac
4 %c
4'Ac
100
Jan
20%c Oct
2.15 July
7c
Apr
Ltd
24c
22c
26c
8,500
22c
Oct
55c
Jan
Lac Mines.
45 c
43c
50c
8,300
43c
Mar
74c
July
6'Ac
6'Ac
5,000
4%c Apr
7c
7c
8,000
7c
Sep
22c
Jan
9C
8'Ac
9%c
13,850
8c
Sep
20c
Mar
25c
25c
500
25c
Oct
60c
Aug
Mines
Norzone
Pacalta
41c
10'/8c 10 %c
Gold
New Mosher Long
New Norseman
New
July
8c
Mines
Mines
Marlon
48c
14c
Malartic
Gold
New
Jan
2.94 May
Oct
3.00
45'Ac
Laguerre
1.48 May
26c
57c
10 %c
Goldvue
New Jason
at
Telephone: DIgby 4-3870
3c
1.90
96c
3.30
50c
New
New
MARKETS
Street, New York 5, N.Y.
•
2.75 Jun
34c
.
12%; Aug
45%
3.60
-
Apr
5,400
Winnipeg
33c
50
6%
17C
38c
2,500
Denton,
Jan
6'AC
common
II,900
22c
Jan
32c
12%
Oct
82c
2.00
14 %c
Sep
13
2,751
36c
Metals
15%
73/4C
1.65
Oct
20c
-
Drug & Chemical
17%
153Ac
9c
12
12
12%
Preferred
7c
1.75
10% July
35%
64
National Grocers
53c
16c
80,800
20c
1
Oil
preferred
Morrison Brass
17%
19c
Mar
35
40c
Pacific
Corp
82c
13c
20c
Apr
7c
7c
4%
17 %
19c
17,100
17c
2.27
86c
"
1
70c
5,175
lie
Oct
Oct
12
Locomotive
1
3,400
2.15
11 %
9c
1.05
3%c Oct
44c
5.00 Apr
8'Ac Oct
14
10%
35%
13.
Montauban
17,300
3'Ac
Knitting
Porcupine
5c
.
35C
Containers
55c
15,000
18C
Lake
Oils
Moneta
4,000
54c
A
Mining Corp
Monarch
3%c
44c
11
14c
1.23
3 %c
,
50c
Minda-Scotia
Jan
2,531
10c
1.10
1.15
,
•
25c
Oct
9%
9c
Brick
Kirkland-Hudson
page 41.
Oct
Aug
25c
1
Mill City Petroleum
Keyboycon Mines
see
6
Oct
7c
15 %q
1.72
common
Milton
Kerr-Addison
For footnotes
Mar
12c
1,310
9c
class
Jan
15c
•
May
36
9c
Jan
2.20
Montreal
1.27
34
Gold
&
14c
•
Oct
1.01
9c
2c
Preferred
2.15
Toronto
Jan
1.15 Mar
35c
Mexican Light & Power common
2.19
37 Wall
Jan
Oct
78c
_
Ltd
Mid-Continent
1
Burns Bros. &
8% May
43c
1.62
Island
1
•
22'A
Oct
Lead
McMarmac Red
Ken well Oils & Mines Ltd
1
23c
Apr
6'Ac Aug
Oct
Gold
1
Ltd
Oct
58c
10c
Grain
5c
"
Oils
Jun
6c
4,350
47Ac
Frontenac
18c
100
Kroy
6%
19%
2,500
Malartic
Mines
8'Ac Oct
5,900
Klondike-Keno
Sep
July
7c
2.30
Gold
5,000
2.82
1
4c
14
65c
Maralgo Mines
10c
ioy8
1
4,500
Mar
10'Ac Jan
GOc
Eastern
Maple Leaf Milling common
Preferred
8'Ac
2.65
Townsite
1.08
July
18
Manitoba
Modern
10%
Lake
1.01
18,900
5,300
A
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Magnet Consol
Malartic Gold fields
Jan
2.75
Kirkland
55c
2c
25
43c
Sep
12
4,000
21
Jan
5c
100
6'Ac
Sep
10%
17%
Mines
class
B
8c
10%
Kirkland
8%
6c
50C
MacLeod-Cockshutt
48c
49c
1
Gold
210
—-
Naco Oil Ltd
Kenville
5,500
14
—
3%c Oct
•
•
2%c
River
7,500
«■
Mining
2'Ac
75c
Sep
1.81
Mackeno Mines
8c
1
Kelvinator
5,100
Sep
8
1.05
Mines
5%C
i
Kayrand
5%c
Apr
40c
25c
Lake
Red
8 %c
10c
1
Kelore Gold
450
May
15 %c
Mines
Macfie
Merrill
25
25
Oct
28% Aug
54% Sep
18
1
•
11,440
9
49c
9c
MacDonald
11
25% Sep
40c
Publishing
Jupiter Oils Ltd
48c
7
Yellowknife
McWatters
80
Journal
42'Ac
London
40% Feb
8% July
26%
33
127
1
6.25
McKenzie Red Lake
126%
.
Oct
-u
57c
29% May
30% OCt
26
50c
Mines
5.00
36%
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mclvor Drilling
126%
•
367
July
35%
A_
Gold
Jan
7,136
J
5.00
8%
B
Lomega
Aug
42%
(1939)
Ltd
3.35 Aug
5.00
12c 14'Ac
24
413A
Gold
Jan
7.50
25c
6'Ac
60c
Apr
9.50 July
15c
Oct
42'A
1
2. c 0
21
class
13% Aug
20%c Jan
•
.
1.125
65c
Groceterias
McColl
100
Mining
14,400
A.
Long Lac
64% Jan
Apr
9%
•
Jaculet Mines
7,360
34c
2.85
Lexindin Gold
Little
Model
Waite
13% May
8.00
29c
1.08
Matarrow
96%
Jacknife Gold
Jack
Oct
7.60
Feb
2.40
2.75
Gold
Jan
24% Jan
96%
•
Mines
class
Gold
Lencourt
7c
Mar
17
96%
Petroleum
Mountain
May
43c
Jan
100
5/100
July
32c
A
Marigold Oils Ltd
Martin-McNeely
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Massey-Harris
17% Aug
17% Jan
Oct
26
25
common
38c
Feb
6C
24c
13
Apr
12% Oct
9%
*
——
Feb
13%
Leduc-Consolidated
McLellan
Imperial Oil
18c
20c
Apr
29
5
Gold
Hoyle
3%C
28%
1
Yellowknife
Howard
3c
23c
29
•
Oil
Homer
3c
•
Oct
3,000
8,550
5%c
Jones class
Marbenor
Highbridge Mining
60c
21c
2%c
Acceptance
&
Loblaw
55,300
May
9
Mines
Leitch
36c
44c
Island
Laurentide
Lawson
Oct
24c
Secord
Lavalie
18c
5.00
Gold
Aug
July
lc
34
7
7c
1
Mar
Jun
140
13
May
8
5
13
Mar
7%
3.75
13
•
Hibbert Mines
25
32
1
Carpets
46'A
Lamaque
Laura
11V* Aug
21,600
30c
37Ac Jan
16'A
1.46
•
—*
Mines
Jan
3'Ac
1
—
Mar
50
32%
•
Halliwell Gold
100
Jan
9c
9c
1
Hamilton Bridge
Oct
Oct
13
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
2'Ac
84%
3.50
3.95
1
:
.
Larder
5
10
Gunnar Gold
6'Ac Jan
47
Jan
Jan
20c
Lang & Sons
Lapa Cadillac
40c
4.50
4.50
*
Trust
6'Ac Apr
40
9%
*
Freehold
3%C Aug
3'Ac Oct
1,200
9
75c
60c
High
18%
8.25
20c
8.00
Landover Oils
30,550
46%
22c
16% JUn
2.75
Mining
7.20 Jan
25c
•
18c
63c
Mines
Oct
3.80
44c
17
Wasa
23'Ac Jan
16'A
16
3,220
20c
Shore Mines
Luz
Oct
19c
•
.
4,000
8c
40c
43c
*
Guaranty
Harrison
La
165
9.25
20c
Osu
Lake
Apr
85%
Wire
Harricana
Aug
18c
4.20
*
Lead
22c
3.80
•
-
Lake
Oct
Jan
3.90
*
common
Jun
7c
10c
_1
Felt
Lingman
Lake
31c
6 'Ac
3'Ac
B
Lake
Jan
Feb
12,700
♦
West
Oct
74'Ac Sep
36c
15 %c
Low
18
8.80
20c
Ladulama Gold Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
Dufault Mines
4c
Shares
8.80
Mining & Exploration.
Lake
2%c Feb
for Week
Ltd
Mar
32,000
2%c
class A
Jan
(John)
Labrador
16c
48%
common
28'Ac Apr
Sales
Range
of Prices
Loio
Labatt
7'Ac
84'A
1
Oct
Week's
Last
Sale Price
7c
48'A
A
Mines
9%c
Friday
stocks
12c
84%
Preferred
Greening
13c
1
Great West Coal
Harding
15c
_*
1
Lakes Paper
Hard
Oct
50
common
Bousquet
Grandines
Hahn
6'Ac
Jan
12%
7,000
•
Mining
Grafton .&
Gwillim
Oct
6'Ac
1
Preferred
Gridoil
7.60
6%c
1
Mines
Class
9,085
6'Ac
1
Porcupine
Goodyear
Great
8.45
1
Goodfish
Great
14c
7.60
1
Golden Manitou
Graham
9%c
1
Arrow
Goldora
10c
•
—
Eagle Mines
Goldhawk
44%
May
7.85
1
;
Mines__
Goldcrest
Gold
Sep
12'A Apr
11% Apr
1
Lake Gold
Golden
Oct
6.15 Oct
40
Aug
1
Lake
Goldale
4.60
35
60% Aug
1
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gillies
*
*
Lake
Geneva
TORONTO, CANADA
20% Oct
5
6.50
CO.
108% July
3
common
&
Exchange
Burnham and Company, 15 Broad
Street, New Tort 5, Digfry 4-1400
to
Apr
Jan
General Dynamics
Petroleum
Bonds
Telephone EMpire 4-4441
Direct Private Wire
Jan
STREET WEST,
Aug
Jan
102
44 KING
8.50 Apr
2.21
DALY
Members The Toronto Stock
May
18% Aug
Jun
General Motors
General
A.
15% Mar
250
R.
65 % Aug
103
Bakeries.
1.25 Jan
Feb
•
common
Oct
11% July
100
Power
and
1.90 Jan
50
Stocks
Jan
80c
Canadian
Aug
29c
56%
•
preferred
General
Apr
26c
*
common
Exploration
5 Vo
14c
1.00
Cos
Gatineau
66c
7,920
26c
Warrants
Gas
High
74,125
24c
•
-
Gold
Frobisher
Low
78c
18c
•
A
Co
OCTOBER 24
Range Since Jan. 1
71c
•
Motor class
Foundation
Francoeur
Shares
75c
•
ENDED
for Week
High
18c
;
Warrants
Flank
of Prices
Low
FOR THE WEEK
Sales
Oil
Petroleum
—
—
7c
10'Ac Apr
39
40.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1600)
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
28c
Ryan Lake Mines
Superior Oils of Canada...
Thurbois
New
Yellowknife
Nib
Oct
6.75
Apr
Stedman
7 Ac
Oct
10Ac
Apr
Steel
3Ac
Jan
Oct
1.63
Preferred
Mining
Apr
Steeloy
Apr
2.60
3.95
11c
Sep
85c
3,900
80c
May
Apr
85
Feb
Sullivan
74'/a
75'A
3%c
2,657
4,500
73 A
3 Ac
Aug
10c
Aug
18c
1,300
16c
Oct
28c
May
3.95
4.60
16,776
Oct
5.65
Jan
Oct
3.95
31c
Oct
16 %
100
31 %
1,975
31
30 A
31
530
Trinity Mining
Nubar Mines Ltd
26c
26c
100,506
31c
70c
70c
70c
2,500
58c
Apr
17c
17c
18c
1,000
15c
Oct
1.77
1.77
2.00
5c
12c
12.125
5c
5c
Oct
1.77
9,000
8c
5,000
Preferred
Ltd
2,000
6.30
18,290
17c
17c
4,000
14c
Jun
22c
Feb
14c
13c
16c
18,900
10c
May
22c
Feb
1
2.66
2.65
2.70
5,797
13%
13
13%
1,115
100%
100%
May
Jan
Oct
3.45
Jan
13
Oct
17
Jan
95
Mar
102
July
2.55
35
5c
7c
12,000
5c
Oct
95c
1:09
89,530
90c
Oct
1.54
Apr
1
1.27
1.20
1.30
7,200
Feb
1.60
Apr
1*
8c
8c
1,000
River
1.10
Aug
30c
May
4.10
Apr
5c
Oct
17c
Jan
4Ac
Oct
15c
Feb
4c
Oct
7%c May
6A
July
8
Mar
Taylor
Ltd
common
49C
10,000
45c
Oct
56c
Sep
Toronto
9c
8c
10c
12,600
7c
Sep
17c
Jan
Toronto
General
Iron Works
6
8%
7c
8 AC
90c
1.00
6%c
91c
Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario Jockey Club
Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd
6%C
9%C
5,900
16c
Jan
1.44
Apr
4,500
Oct
5c
13,100
3.20
Aug
39c
Apr
12c
8c
1,000
8c
10
Oct
90c
9,000
2.85
Oct
7c
1,200
13c
9c
3.00
6
46,000
Sep
18c
Jan
Oct
5.00
Apr
2.85
13c
Oct
1
*
1.95
2.00
35c
25c
7%c
May
Jan
4c
4 Ac
4c
Jun
1.95
2.20
31,750
1.95
Oct
2.51
Oct
1.14
1.10
1.61
112,060
1.10
Oct
3.20
Apr
4C
15,500
Tombill
Elevators
Class
Trusts
Trans
21c
2.20
6,475
1.95
Oct
10c
4,700
8c
Oct
35c
3,060
28c
Jan
63c
Apr
20c
Oct
69c
Feb
2.85 May
22 %c Mar
21c
22c
6,500
1.75
1.79
300
13
13%
100
13
May
29
29%
200
27
Jun
30 % Mar
16
16
10
15%
Jun
19-
-1-—*
1.70 May
2.27 July
15
Feb
'
16
—
Feb
16
16
16
—1
8 %c
8%c
9 7'« c
1
38 Ac
38c
43c
•
40%
38%
41
2,829
28% Jan
•
3.35
3.35
3.75
12,452
3.35 Oct
6.75
*
1.13
1.05
1.27
30,550
1.05 Oct
1.70 July
*
37c
35 %c
40c
12,700
35%c Oct
•
Transcontinental
10c
20c
8,475
10c
Oct
85c
July
3,435
15c
Oct
80 Ac
July
Triad
1.45
1.41
1.65
32.600
1.40
7 Ac
7 Ac
2,500
71/4C
5 Ac
6%c
2,500
4%c
57c
65c
6,000
57c
Oct
Oct
12c
271/4
'26%
28 A
8,315
16 A May
15c
15c
1,000
9c
Sep
21c
30c
Oct
83c
,
13c
May
Oil.:
—1
!
*
18 A
Jan
7'/eC Jan
11c
Aug
35c
10
60c
Sep
15
1,600*
26,650
—•
-
30c
40c
4,400
2.16
2.11
2,20
32,700
1
;
30c
•
Petroleum
Oil
20 %C
20c
21c
10,700
May
Jan
Resources
Mountain
Trend
25c
2.45
A__.—
Oils Ltd—
Transvision-Televislon
15c
Jan
class
Empire Oils
Trans
10c
57C
Jan
8c
20
common
_
Finance
Traders
15c
—X
1
Sep
—*
„—:
Exploration
Trans-Era
warrants
—
Oct
7-%
11%
1
Petroleums
Tower
warrants
—
A
Towagmac
Class B
X
36 A
Jan
11 %c May
33 c
10c
*
Gold
Torbrit Silver Mines
Class A
Operaiska Copper Mines—
Feb
6%
10% July
125
Apr
30%
166
11
6c
180
7%
Jan
May
Jan
Sep
1.95
•
—_—•
•
36 A
1.18
14c
'
45c
7c
«
7%
11
1
Gold
49 c
,
35 7
7%
-10
'
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Toburn
36 A
*
*
common
(Pearson)
Preferred
300
O'Leary
Lake
6c
8.00
Oct
€c
8.800
•
Gold
101
5.85
1.00
7%
90c
Oils
Orlac Red
Oct
4c
5.90
50c
Ltd
4%c
•'
Selections
Orenada
3%c
3%c
•
100
;
Oils
Grass
4c
1
1
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
35
—•
Sweet
7%
4 %C
—*
——
O'Brien Gold Mines.
Okalta
Apr
Aug
Mar
17c
'
Obaska Lake Mines
29
Apr
Jan
1.12
Tungsten
Union
Corp
Acceptance
./
6
6
*
common
2.11
18c
200
43
Sep
Pacific
1
Mines
Navigation
Coyle
—
70c
1
9.45
Oct
15%
66 A
151
64%
Feb
75% Aug
*
81c
85c
4,660
70c
Jan
1.18 Aug
42c
42c
50c
33,200
42c
Oct
1.24
3 Ac
Oil
Nat
3 Ac
Ltd
Penn-Cobalt
4,100
3 Ac
4 Ac
1,000
3Ac Sep
53c
58c
6.15
.6.50
28,175
2,450
51c
6.40
—
Gas
35c
47,437
30c
32c
48 A
*
common
48 A
22c
Jan
Oct
5.65
25
46
Sep
Oct
May
18c
Oct
5c
Apr
May
30% Sep
Jan
Apr
Oct
3.35
Apr
Aug
1.13
Jan
7
4% Mar
Jun
Mar
725
7
Apr
8%
25%
2,383
20
Jan
26%
Union
Mining
1
15c
15c
1,450
2.50
102,475
United
Asbestos
United Corp
Class
Fuel class
United
Apr
United
Upper Canada Mines
Aug
Jan
18
18
125
30c
36c
8,700
30c
Oct
1.04 May
70c
70c
88c
17,850
56c
Jan
1.40
26
Sep
Van
Pickle
—I
——
River
Rouyn Gold
Power
1.46
800
1.46
.
3c
1.55
3 AC
3c
8.800
Oct
2.70
Apr
Jan
Apr
Sep
5%c Jan
21%
2,515
20%
Oct
291/4
Jan
65c
65c
3,900
60c
Sep
1.04
Apr
20%
31
31A
341
29
Jun
341/8 Aug
49c
15,800
36c
Oct
85c
July
12c
15c
6,200
12c
Oct
37c
Jan
1.57
10,350
1.32
Feb
1.87
1.22
10,700
1.10
Sep
2.35 July
85c
82c
1.10
9,100
78c
Feb
6c
6c
6 Ac
3,000
6c
Feb
80c
23,800
50c
Oct
19c
17c
21c
22,200
17c
Oct
1.50
1.75
19,250
61c
1.50
1.90
35c
3.20
Jan
Jan
Jan
35c
38c
7,700
35c
Oct
62c
16%
17'A
3,555
16%
Oct
25
Jan
5 Ac
6c
12,600
5Ac Oct
39c
Jan
9
50
8 A Aug
11
Feb
12c
12c
15c
3,650
11c
10c
12c
6,625
8c
X
21c
20c
23c
17,400
18c
3.50
3.55
750
1
Regcourt
X
Gold
5c
25c
B
*
Rix-Athabasca
X
class
A_
1.60
9V2C Mar
2.000
10
Mar
Oct
49c
Apr
Oct
Mar
1.50
20
1.35
Apr
22c
2c
18,950
10
1.03
Oct
6.25
,
Roxana Oils
9c
Jan
9%c Apr2.25
Sep
Oct
10
Oct
Jan
1.75
Anr
15
15
65
14 A
Feb
16
6 Ac
7c
4.500
6Ac
Oct
13c
Apr
19c
19c
19c
500
17c
Apr
34c
X
4c
10,450
3 Ac
Sep
5c
22c
12,700
20c
Jan
57c
12c
14,400
10c
Oct
24 %c
31
30 A
31A
13%
13%
14
1,260
13 A
Oct
St
28,700
10%
10%
11A
850
18%
17 A
19
5,270
141/4
Jan
7c
7c
7 Ac
7,000
lc
Feb
18%
18%
&
Villbona
Vulcan
Mar
19%
4c
4c
1,500
4c
Sep
11c
1.45
49.700
63c
Feb
1
45c
45c
47c
7,350
45c
Oct
*
11
11
12%
9,874
11
Oct
15
Feb
42%
43
3,096
41
Sep
52
Jan
*
;
-
7
7
297
Wekusko
common
Consolidated
1
Westeel
Ashley
Canada
Brew
Western
Grocers
class
*
Western
A
Leaseholds
(Geo)
Gold
446
93
93%
78
1.18
51,950
80c
8c
9,100
7c
Oct
preferred
Wright-Hargreaves
H)
29c
30c
7,900
26c
Oct
70c
2 Ac
2%c
3,500
2 Ac
Jan
6c
24A
940
20
Apr
24%
Yankee
Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
97
Feb
22 %e
20c
23c
22,100
10c
10c
40
100
3.10
1.52 Jan
10,720
•.
1,000
Yellowknife Bear Mines
York
1
——
1
1
Knitting class B_
;
1
-
1.50
1.50
—
Yukeno Mines
Apr
1
2,,
-t
1.50
■
25c
Oct
84c
Jan
20c
July
42c
Jan
8%C Oct
14c
Jan
1.18
,
345
2.25 Mar
Oct
2.00
1.25 Aug
Jan
38c
Oct
1.45 Mar
26c
1
Oct
1.25 Aug
31% Oct
46%
"
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
30c
1
36c
13,200
Feb
802
27 A
May
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian
STOCKS
Last
12c
2,700
11 Ac
40 A
41%
201
42
44
95
50
31A
321/4
320
48 A
481/4
100
i
7 Ac
7 Ac
7%c
7,100
•
29
28
29
130
1.20
1.25
1,100
50c
•
Oct
23c
•
46%
Jan
40
Mar
47 A
Feb
40
Mar
48%
Sep
May
7Ac Oct
28
Feb
1.20 Oct
15c
31
1.81
4.45
4j50
39,912
20
350
lfr-
Oct
19114
320
18 %
Jun
20%
32c
38c
26,900
1.14
1.24
70,710
1.25
1.40
700
1.25
Oct
9%.
9%
164
8%
Apr
32c
Mar
1.14 Oct
1st
X
9%
9%
10 A
755
22 A
22%
830
8A
8%
1,065
97
95
47
47
/£,50
7.40
7.50
18
/
-*<•'
17%
•';!3.60
*%'•>•—
24
Canadian Ingersoll Rand
Canadian: Marconi
1
.*4JB5
•
7%
33 A
Jan
May
2.24 Aug
2.60 Feb
Canadian
Sugar..
—
—
Western Lumber—
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Paper
•
;
!
*
•
*"
89%
deHavilland
47%
45%
Sep
Humberstone Shoe
Oct
International Paper common
International1 Utilities
i
7% "
5
*28 A
Loblaw Ittc
—6
28
43%
43%
44%
1,605
41%
41%
42.%.
3,090
28% Jan
100
103 A
1,678
90
Jun
48c
Jun
73c
34
Apr
95
Oct
47
May
Feb
Jan
270r
17% May
1,410
150*
-
~
8.40 Feb
3.25 Jun
2Z% Jun
20% Jan
4.60 Feb
60
5
680
8%
2,700
7% May
33%
2,268
31% May
5,80o
25c
26*
3.65 Jatr
70
llo
74
74
•
113
51A
6.65 Aug
61
Bridge
15% Mar
25c 25%c
Aircraft
Dominion
Oct
32%
—
Sep
Sep
9%
•
Feb
Feb
89%
4,80
Apr
13%
26%
7%
•
Oil
8 A
18%
Apr
65
3^0
24%
Dominion
&
22
950:
is
Canadian Collieries
Canada
8% Oct
9% Oct
200
97
Canadian Gen. In vestment
Hioh
Low
22 %
'r>
Range Since Jan. 1
975
""
5
<
High
9,A
*
Gold
Sales
8%
1
preferred
preferred
2nd
Buiolo
Low
-
*
!
Shares
Apr
5.70 Aug
Oct
60c
Andian National
for Week
Jun
20
4.05 Feb
35c
9%
May
37% 'May
1.20
50c
•
Oct
19
*
x
Jan
1.70 Oct
19 A
4.50
20
X.
1.95
Par
Week's
Range
of Prices
-
Sale Price
11 Ac
32 A
Funds
Friday
„
23%
11 Ac
75%
85
100
July
45
Jan
Mar
Jan
97
„
6.25 Feb
10%
Jan
38% Jan
Oct
70
•
.
53c
May
Jan
85
90%
May
Feb
35
-
May
37%
B
i
49c
o()
35
•
I™
*
1.04
«
~
•
103 1031%
48c
35c
49c
35 .35%.
1.00
1.07
*
150
3,500
l.OO Apr
17
Mar
104
Jan
Sep
1.35 Sep
Hayes Steel
20% Aug
Minnesota
Oct
20c
Mar
Pend
8,800
Aug
70c
Jan
Price
30c
5,206
27c.
Oct'
46c
Jan
Southwest
15
15%
270
31
33
60
18%
8%c. 9%c
33c
37c
27c
»
18,079
31% Feb
30c
18%
8 Ac
15%
33
(1944)
10
1
Min
&
Mines
Oct
Rouyn
1
Shawlnlgan Water & Power common..*
Class A preferred
50
see page 41.
99
941/4
22,100
Apr
23%
Senator
^or_footnoteg
99
July
Sep
37c
Apr
~
Oct
Sep
7A
1.92
1.95
'
99%
5
25c
35c
common
Jan
100
1.75
5,500
Paving
75
5%
27c
41c
Preferred
Jan
39%
1.75
35c
Standard
Jun
99%
*
Apr
warrants
Mines
Jan
May
7c
38
1
Yale Lead & Zinc
40c
Stadacona
7,110
8%c
46c
1
5%
—
*
I-
Oct
31/20 May
34% Jun
98
5
Co
Oct
11c
2,000
Apr
39
100
Asbestos Corp
Brown Co common.
Spooner Oils Ltd
4c
9,000
4c
Feb
2.05
14%c Apr
5%
*
Angio Newfoundland Develop-
Southam
6,000
12c
,_100
Jan
South. Brazeau
5 Ac
,
— —
•
common
3.40
IIIIII
4c
4c
/
94
89% Jan
11c
i.-
'■
1
Apr
Jan
25% Aug
Jan
7c
1
(Alexander)
2.88
Oct
1.00
July
9.70
Oct
8c
Jan
35
May
93
5.15 May
common
1.26
5.75
20
1.01
_—1
Mines
Gold
Winnipeg Electric
(G
4,010
1.33
1
Winchester Larder
Wood
59,500
1.50
Co
% May
25
9,350
(N)
31
1.42
66,500
Souris Valley Oil
JL70
6.10
1.90
Slater:
32%
1.26
2.55
Class
Mar
17%
5.75
1.70
Preferred
Siscoe Gold
Aug
75c
Oct
24%
1.70
A__
23%
Jan
6.10
•
class
Jan
15
24%
2.20
Dairies
19%
32c
100
34,630.
1
Wingait
Wood
Jan
100
Petroleums
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Winward
8c
44c
•
Preferred
Wilrlch
255
May
Oct
15%
—
10c
Ltd
common
Oct
11c
4c
32
'
*
Homestead
Western
7A
Jan
35c
'
*
1.25
15%
43c
2.26
Silverwood
21%
■
Jan
May
1.60 Aug
5% July
6c
Apr
10,200
20 A
20 A
1
5
18
4,100
6c
'
1
•
Simpson's Ltd class A
6c
6c
—'
*
Products
Western
Western
Apr
Mines
7
1
Jan
Standard
42
*
4c
1
Malartic
West
4.60
Silver
—
■
Ltd
Apr
1.20
—
1
(G & W)
Waterous
July
1.40
10
Trust
Amulet
Walker
24
•
Grey
Mines
Oils
Waite
50
Feb
79c
Oct
1
Gold
Violamac
2.70
,
Jan
9c
Oct
Mines..
May
1
2.20 Oct
Miller,
2.10
1.45 Oct
*
5,708
Silver
Feb
Ltd
38,010
Slck's Breweries common
Silanco Mining
11%
Mines
Ventures
Vicour
2.55
,
Apr
8%c
2.10
preferred
Feb
3.44
12,100
1.95
Sherritt Gordon
88c
18,400
2.20
Shirriff's
14'a
Jan
1.56
2.33
...
Oct
Mar
10
Sep
Oct
9%c
2.00
preferred
1.00
1.45
*
B
38c
8%c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Class
8.10
8,600
1.58
•
Shawkey Mines
Shea's Wpg Brew class B
Sheep Creek Gold
24,355
45c
1.40
•
Oil
9.75
38c
1.40
Lawrence: Corp common
San Antonio Gold.
Selburn
8.10
8.50
•'38 c
9c
31% Aug
20% Apr
30c
•
common
Mar
1.48
Jun
X
Russell Industries
56
May
Mar
11c
•
Rupununi Gold
20c
11 Ac
•
Oils Ltd
52
Sep
Oct
10
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
30
July
3%c
•
Roy Silver
54
Jan
3%c
—X
t
Aug
53
1
.1
Preferred
33c
4 Ac
8,300
10
1.24
May
Jan
2.75 Oct
11.500
4c
1.75
10
X
—
Warrants
5c
1.50
1,29
«
Consolidated
Lac
41/ u c
31/2 c
73c
Alberta Oils
Rowan
Oct
9
:
Long
Mar
35c
Reef Petroleum
Roche
1.99 Mar
25c
16%
X
class
Sep
5 Ac
1
(Little)
50c
29
45
•
Weston
1.50
Gold
Silk
1.45
1.15
1.50
*
Reeves MacDonald
Rundle
3c
1
Uranium
Poplar
Robinson
1.55
*
52
39c
Quesabe Mines
Quinte Milk class A
Riverside
Oct
——X
Ltd
Petroleums
Rio Tinto
391/2
43c
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manltou
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
Reno
2,530
Aug
31%
1
Purdy Mica Mines
Red
41%
*
East Dome
Ranwick
39 A
29%
X
Gas
Prospectors' Airways
Punch
2.65
26% Mar
•
&
Border
Preston
2.00 Mar
Oct
1
Corp
Oil
Oct
1.75
21
Powell
Powell
Premier
1.45
600
40
*
Porcupine Peninsular
Prado
9,926
—1
Oils
Ponder
45
1.55
1.80
1
—
Development
Placer
29'A
1.75
1.45
•
Mines
May
1.45
29V4
—*
—
Gold
Crow
Pioneer Gold
Mines^
Mines
Roi
Victoria
Photo Engravers
Oct
38 5 « Mar
Jan
52c
25
1
Steel
64c
10
50
•
8.25
55
25
44-%
•
Oils
&
4.75 Mar
Oct
25
*
Lead
Mar
44
50
—
Zinc
United
•
& Gas
Petrol Oil
preferred
United Keno Hill
1.99
Oct
Sep
46c
25
0
,
—
A
12 Ac Feb
44
•
—-
1.99
2.16
1
,
class A
B
United
30c
Jan
8%
2414
Jan
18C
9%
8%
24%
Apr
*
1
Sec
Pershcourt Goldfields Ltd
8 %
*
5%c
21c
4,600
9
Gas
Preferred
75c
1
Ltd
Mines
Silver
Credit
People's
11
4 Ac
Ltd
Penman's
10
56c
33 Ac
Peak Oils
Apr
8,140
65 A
Consol
River
Jan
81c
Paramaque Mines
Malartic
Paymaster
1.35
107/8
Partanen
Peace
Sep
65c
1
—
Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
Page
Western
901
lOo
Pacific Petroleum
Pan
70c
Apr
67c
Union
Lake
Osisko
Oct
35V2
6.05
__
(ordinary)
1
——
Oakville Wood
18%
28% May
1
Mines—___—
Cons
Jan
55%c
1
1
Oil
Jun
16%
301/4
—*
Toronto
North
(1940)
Mines
Oct
16
High
1.20 Aug
Sep
20c
—1
—
Sturgeon River Gold
Super test
80c
6,100
30%
Sudbury Contact
1.65 May
35,963
Sylvanite Gold
31c
1
—1
1
*
North Inca Gold
Star
25c
Steep Rock Iron Mines
320
4,500
Tamblyn
North Denison
Northland
20c
-
•
Surf inlet
•
*
•
Mines
Northern Extension
North Canadian Oils
North
25c
common
;
13c
19c
Low
93c
—5
Canada
Range Since Jan. 1
High
80C
Taku
Canada
Northern
Jan
7c
Low
87c
—*
Bros
of
Co
1.63
each 3 held.
for
1
3.25
2,750
18 c
—1
& Mines Ltd
Norpick Gold Mines Ltd—
Being exchanged for
Norpax Oils & Mines Ltd
Oil
Norpax
Shares
-1
Gold
Olsen
Starratt
3 Ac
74 A
1
"
—
Mining
Jun
82c
*
Norlartic Mines
lor Week
1
Ltd
Gas
&
12c '
—1
Normetal
6c
54c
500
'
3%c
1.63
1
1
Mines
Noranda
Norgold
3%c
Sep
Oct
Oil
Stanwell
5,115
3.80
7%c
-5
—
4V4C
10,000
3.25
__
—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
25c
3,500
30c
7%c
—
Gold
Nor-Acme
4'Ac
3.30
———~
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Low
27c
7%c
————-
Nipissing Mines
Nisto Mines Ltd
OCTOBER 24
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4 Ac
Rouyn Merger
New
ENDED
for Week
Sare Price
New
WEEK
Sales
STOCKS
New
FOR 1HE
Friday
Week's
Friday
105
7,000.
9c
13 A May
27
Mar
—
v
—
& Ontario Paper
Oreille
.1
16 A Aug
Third
Yukon
..a
1
*
Petroleum
Canadian Gen
Consolidated
V
*"
*
Bros
34
AUg
—
*
Inv
—
31
31
Jan
13%
13%
100
13
Jun
46
45%
46%
450
41% May
50%
27%
28%
345
20% Mar
30
Feb
28
28
150
23
29
Aug
925.-
21%May-
f ,
*
~
23r
22%
23%*
»
-
-
25
-
15% J&n
Feb
Feb
30
28% Feb
__
S^c
5.00
5.60
3,730
5.00 Oct
8.75 Jan
29%
30
465
26% Apr
45c
45c
500
45c
33% Jan
54c
Jan
5.00'
__
*
_1
{
31
5:00
100
50c
60c
15,700
Apr
5.00 Oct
50r
An'
.
.
8.75 Jan
80c
Apr
1
Number 5163
Volume 176
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1601)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday
October
24
Investing Companies
Funds—
Par
Fund
Mutual
25c
Aberdeen
Aiiliiated
Inc
Fund
Bid
Ask
88c
Mutual
97c
Funds—
Institutional
1.25
American
Business
American
4.67
5.05
3.86
4.18
Bid
12.78
Mutual Fund Inc
1
11.04
9.78
Group shares
lc
Group shares
IIIIlc
Insurance Group shares.
lc
12.00
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
10.63
Stock and
Bond
84c
1
I~lc
Group
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc..B
17.78
19.33
Investment
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Ine__l
10%
11%
2%
2%
9.28
10.14
Bond
•
21.38
22.99
Inv
Tr
of America
Boston Fund Inc
1
22.85
8.45
Broad Street
Invest Corp
18.09
33.62
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)___^l
B-4 (Speculative Bonds)
26.60
21.51
23.25
23.67
25.93
1"
8.56
9.25
1
11.26
12:19
Century Shares Trust
1
14.72
15.91
K-2 (Appreciation Pfd
Stks)_l
S-l (Quality •Common
Chemical
1
19.73
21.34
8-2 (Income-Corn
Securities
100 5,700
com
Preferred
100
Commonwealth
Composite
Fund
Investment
Bond
ft
1
l
K-l
1
15.67
17.03
1
X12.34
13.41
1
11.69
12.64
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
29 V2
31%
Delaware
16.16
Composite
Concord
Fund
Fund
Inc
10.84
_l
Stocks)
17.64
-
1
Funds
Agriculture
Inc—
33.01
(Appreciation
Com
18.03
19.67
15.88
17.33
Stks) 1
Stks)_l
Automobile
1
Bank
1
stock
10,50
36 25
Chemical
3.07
Paper shares-
Metals
lc
3.92
4,99
5.23
5.76
ic
4 40
10c
Inc
7.80
5.60
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
Ctftvof beneficial interests
1
6.58
7.21
Mass
Diversified
Electrical
preferred
stock
1
equipment
Machinery
16.17
1
15.01
1
11.70
12.55
12.13
1
27.40
1
13.06
1
10.03
1
8.35
1
8.19
Coast Invest Fund
Public
Utility
Railroad
Railroad
Equipment
Steel
1
1
Fund
Dreyfus
25c
1.80
1.98
1
10.01
10.88
Ine
'
Industrial
24.55
Fund
Inc-1
2.43
Mutual
Fund
•
31%
33%
7.83
;*
stock
6.72
6.43
7.04 ■/
Inc—^.2
19.24
1
3.11
3.38
1
19-42
1
56.31
Series
1
5.73
General
Capital
General
Investors
Inc
Corp
Trust
Common
(The)
*
Stock Fund.lo
5.52
7.66
Industrial Stock Series
1
Low Priced Com Stock Series_l
9.80
8.79
Building shares
lc
8.45
lo
8.77
2.91
14.98
4.42
4.85
17.53
&
6.25
25%
Fully
administered shares—lc
General
7.83
8.60
5
9.32
Investing Company shares—lo
Low Priced shares
lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
12.45
lo
Petroleum shares
lo
13.23
lc
2.77
vnnH
'
3.05
RR
shares
Bond
8.83
shares
lo
4.29
stock
shares
lc
7.95
lc
6.63
3.99
?
T
lc
1
6.64
12.02
11.48
Guardian
Mutual Fund
Inc
Howe Plan Fund Inc
?i"w ^
u
J
t
Whitehall Fund Inc—
1
Wisconsin Investment Co—1
Independence Trust Shares
Series
1955-.
10.69
11.56
Series
1956
8.59
v
72.00
22.12
8.87
22.34
13.oO
14.71
Jersey Insurance
Co
Aetna
Insurance
-10
56
58"
Lincoln
Life
Aetna
Life
91%
95%
Maryland
i'?!
12.13
National
N
9.66
5.40
80%
85%
35
46%
48%
Massachusetts
5
27 %
29%
convertible
American
Fidelity_& Casualty_5
17%
18%
Merchants
of
26%
27%
National
American
Re-Insurance
10
34
36
American
Surety
28
49%
51%
10
81%
84%
Shippers
10
54%
58%
-
National
New
&
Union
Amsterdam
19.04
20.47
4.16
4.51
8.87
New
Hampshire Fire-
New
York
Connecticut General Life
10
149%
154%
Continental Casualty
Crura & Forster Inc
10
78%
10
43%
4.99
2.32
2.35
46
10
40%
10
95%
10
82
Fire
Assn
Fireman's
Firemen's
of
Philadelphia
Fund
of
42%
1
Bid
24%
26
48%
51%
27%
29%
20
38%
40%
4
9%
10%
10
27%
30%
68
70
39%
41%
37%
39%
Northeastern
Pacific
_10
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
10
10
67
69
Providenoe-Washington
10
57%
'59%
25%
27%
Reinsurance Corp
Republic (Texas)
10
10
32%
34%
St
&
(N
7
55%
Y)
Marine
2
12%
8
53%
98
29%
9%
56%
18%
31%
10%
45
47
32%
Seaboard
16%
Security
10
38
40
34
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
50
4,
December
36 %
37%
Standard
10
37%
39%
40
Travelers
Steamboiler.
10
-10
-10
Home
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
38
150%
155%
U
S
Surety
(New
Haven)
Accident
44 1
U
S
Fire
38%
40%
U
S
Guarantee
85%
10
100
Fidelity & Guaranty
42
83%
1.20%
2.05%
b2.20
2.05%
8-
3-53
b2.25
2.15%
December
1.20%
December
11,
Bills
1952
18,
26,
8,
15,
1953
bl.50
1.30%
January
22,
bl.50
1.30%
March
1.69%
bl.83
1953
—
1.62%
bl.75
1953
January
1.60%
bl.72
1953
January
1.5(2%
bl.70
January 2,
1.25%
1.30%
1.35%
1.35%
bl.65 '
1.25%
bl.50
1952
Ask
bl.55
bl.50
1952
bl.45
i
1952
28,
December
1952
Bank & Trust
Par
—22
Westchester Fire
Bid
32%
34%
(TAB)__
1.79%
Companies
Par
Bid
Chleage— (Cont)—
,_10
100
359
._10
Bankers Trust
First
361
49
42%
49%
-10
'6%
Trust
Trust
&
—100
242
—100
335
350
—100
Savings
235
655
675
44%
48%
Bank
National
Harris
50%
.15
10
National
(White
18; 1953
Ask
York
New
Bank-
Northern Trust Co
Cleveland
7
Central
16
57
153
Union
60
10
Trust
Bank
20
28%
30
Co
100
City Bank
National
64%
63
Plains, N Y)
National
Cleveland
Co
16
44%
46
10
40
42
44%
46%
—28
96
98
Bank ft Trust—100
345
360
Bank
of Commerce
400
385
158
Detroit
Bank
&
Trust
10
National Bank of Detroit-
25
35%
.10
37%
Los Angeles
Bank
the City of N Y
of
Franklin
23
10
National
100
394
382
Security-First National
National Bank—
Franklin
Square N Y
Hanover
(The)
47%
10
Guaranty Trust
100
Bank
51%
317
Pittsburgh
326
20
93%
32%
Mellon Nat'l
96%
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
34%
Irving Trust
10
21%
41%
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr—20
43%
Portland
100 1,410
22%
First National Bank
1,440
62%
20
United States
64%
20
52
56
_100
100
278
286
St.
39
41
62%
12%
City Bank
York
New
—20
_20
50%
52%
—25
112%
115%
17%
Trust—17%
46%
47%
Trust
25
25
119
258
Bank-20
64%
36%
Bank- —20
National
38%
41
Exchange Nat'l Bank -20
44
—17
51%
54%
Manufacturers Bank & Trust-20
26 %
29%
_25
46%
49%
First
268
Bank
National
Mercantile
124
_100
100
National
National
Louis
Amer.
Boatmen's
National
Co
Trust
—25
61
65
Trust
_20
57
61
Bank &
Trust —20
60
United Bank & Trust
-100
160
Bank
Mutual
Tower Grove
and
Trust
25
50%
Bank
Trust—33%
87
Bid
Amer Gas & Elec 3%s_,
Francisco
Bank of Amer N T & 8 A—.6.25
90
Recent
Bonds—
180
53%
San
&
Trust
&
St Louis Union
Chicago
32
30%
Security Issues
Ask
Bid
Bonds— (Cont.)
Ask
1977
102%
102%
United
1972
1041%
104 7/a
Appalachian Electric
3%s__1982
104%
104%
Utah
3%s„ 1982
101%
101%
Arxansas
3%s__1982
101
102
Washington "W'tr Pwr 3%s__1982
1011/8
101%
1021/4
103
Beaunit
4%s
Gas
Power
&
Light
Pow
&
Mills
Lgt
5s
1972
99%
100%
3%s
,—1982
100%
101%
Central Illinois Public Service—
Power
3%s___1982
102%
102%
Columbus
102%
102%
Commonwealth Edison 3Vis. 1982
102%
102%
Consumers
101%
102%
1982
103%
104
1982
100 %
100%
Eoston
Calif
Edison
Oregon
Carolina
Pow
&
—
Lt
Power
3%s
Co
-1982
3%s__1987
Stocks—
Co__2
3
10
.—2
3V4S—
Georgia Power 3%s
72'%
650
670
57%
59%
43%
45%
125
23%
—100
4.92% preferred
&
Southern
4.65 7s
Eicc
pfd
Ohio
103
100
_
4.56%
Lgt—
—
101%
100%
Dallas Power % Lt $4.24 pfd_100
Delaware Pow ft
Duquesne Light
,
105
100
preferred
—
Duquesne Light Co—
Bell
struction
Tele
and
3'/as
1984
100 %
100%
4.15%
El
Development
3 %s
rmxj
5 36*
1971
—
Minn-Honeywell Reg 3.10s__ 1972
New
Bell
Jersey
Peabody
98.16
99
Gull
Tel
3v4s—1984
4%s
Coal
1972
—50
preferred
Natural
lfl0
oreferred
States
Util
.
51
51%
103
103
104
103%
Gaa—
4.44%
pfd_100
100%
100%
102
103
Oklahoma
4.92%
24%
a
Odd
3%s_„1967
101%
102%
4.75%
3%s
—1972
101%
101%
5.50%
Gas
lot
sale
Included
(not included
liquidating dividend:
•No
—50
51
•
5-/4
/4
100
100
preferred
preferred
-
93%
92
97 %
98%
year's range). bBid field price,
d Deferred delivery sales (not
in year's range),
e Ex-interest,
f Flat price.
kAdmittfl to listing on N. Y. Stoc^Ex¬
n Admitted
to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash
sales (not included in year s range).
/Ex-
change.
Issued,
B
Eastern Trans—
Production
Tennessee
Natural Gas—
preferred
102%
Texas
52
Fire
b2.20
1-53
Bid
bl.50
bl.45
1952—
20,
November
Southern
61%
15
32
Fire
1-53
7-
11-3-52
wi
bl.45
t,_
6, 1952
November 13, 1952
34%
8
Hartford
2.05%
6-
1-52
100
8
Hartford
9- 2-52
10-
Ask
International Bank for Recon¬
Gle.ns Falls
Hanover
30, 1952
November
Illinois
Globe
59%
1.95%
b2.15
57%
93
—5V,■ 17%
I
Phoenix
8
Republic
Aik
b2.10
1-53
24%
29%.
—12.50
Fire
Paul Fire
47%
22%
28 %
3.33 V3
Northern
Pacific
45%
5
2.50
Globe & Rutgers Fire common.5
Great American
8
&
Bid
1-53
5-
22
10
General Reinsurance Corp
Bid
Ask
5
10
Frisco
of Newark
Due
4-
United States Treasury
National
10
10
Fire
River
Peerless
86
Dated
1-52
Continental Illinois
45%
44
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
97.4
1-52
10.15
2
Casualty
North
Federal
97.8
96.28
.
1.90%
of Freeport N Y
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
5
Fire
71%
•
1.85%
b2.10
6.42
13.86
10
24%
Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
„
8-
21.99
5
(Detroit)
69%
Group
b2.05
2-53
^4
o'el
13.58
5
Manufacturers
Casualty
22%
Employees
1957—
7-
150
preferred
I
82
98.25
97.24
97
.
98.4
97.16
.
Meadow Brook National Bank
145
Bonding
10
Boston
2-53
3-
6.27
38
National Fire
Camden Fire
2-
Manufacturers Trust Co__
34
Merchant Fire Assurance
$1.05
American
Automobile
2.25%
1-52
2-52
Kings County Trust
Y_10
Casualty common
$2.10 prior preferred
33
2%
98.21
98.23
97.28
_—
2.20%
0-
13.18
10
10
Newark
1,
Rata
6-
13.08
2.05
Par
of
28
Assur
1955
2.05%
"
2.00 %
City Nat'l Bank
Ask
9d%
Equitable
2.30%
Companies
Bid
American
2.30%
1.80%
12.03
1
91%
&
27.96
68,50
1
-10
4
1.70%
b2.05
Fiduciary Trust
1
,..
Casualty & Surety-
Automobile
bl.95
2-53
First
North Amer Trial Shares—
Alliance
1-52
1-
United States Trust
2.50
5.07
Agricultural
12-
1-52
4-
Sterling
E
2.11
American
3-52
2.15%
14.39
Unit Type TrustsSeries
25.14
American
1.40%
28.23
Diversified Trustee Shares—
1.93
10
1.40%
bl.75
Public Nat'l Bank &
Aetna
Bankers
3.36
1,
TT
Insurance
_
bl.75
3-52
56.84
,
4.69
Far
Ask
3-52
11-
Federation
'rilham Fun<U—1
23.25
Incorporated Investors —>—1
Bid
11-
1-52
18.49
2
J
1
Fund
Due
1-52
8-
56.84
Corp..*
1
Foundation
Dated
2-
2.05 %
28.23
Boston—1
-10c
Hudson Fund Inc
Income
*—
1
11.83
Utility shares
Growth Companies Inc
15,
l%s April 1, 1956
l%s Oct. 1, 1956
1%s April 1, 1957
2.25%
33.62
}
7.28
10.99
1
shares
1953
1,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Empire Trust
United Income Fund Shares...1
4.39
shares
Dec.
1%s Oct.
County
H
7.27
lc
Steel
l%s Dec.
19.97
^all Street Investing Corp
8.71
Tobacco
.1679
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20 '
r^fe^TA„CCUmU^tlv? Fund—--
4.71
Railroad
100.1203
18.72
Sn,i,t®dT?cie"ce JuTnd
7.46
Equipment
99.8
98.19
14.42
p?"* Inc.._
_._i
Television-Electronics I< und
J["c —
1
14.48
Railroad
99.6
1955
32
~~Z~
vJrHfctf 6Tnc
7.47
1
1954
15,
14.00
13.63
6.81
8.10
6.80
lo
100.G
15,
l%s March
J7-22
18 47
3 07
Clark
State Street Investment
9.71
shares—lc
bond
100.4
l%s March
25
8over>el#n Iinviestor:s—-7--
9.99
Institutional
2%s
.0495
.1
5
9.42
9.12
shares
Ask
32nds—
.0723
„
6-T5,
26%
33.28
____1
Trading.
?
8.58
lc
Machinery shares.lc
bond
Industrial
——
in
are
.0527
1
Chase
fund .Inc (net asset value)..*
Sc"dde.r'
f Clafrk ^m
Stock Fund; (net asset value) *
5.35
lc
1953
18.95
Inc
t™*
16.40
4.87
shares
shares...
15,
Bid
Treasury Notes—
100.0431
,
3.19
9.61
Electrical Equipment shares-lo
2s Aug.
Maturity— '
Ask
100.0140
__
5.69
ic
Fund
.
Food
116%
100.0343
—
_
of Canada
9.26
Chemical
1953
1952
2'5?
9.63
96.12
115%
100.2
Values
1953
1.
10.71
5.21
Natural^Resources
Petroleum
8.40
lo
shares
96.4
1961
6.03
(Net asset value)—:
9.23
8.42
lc
Aviation
1957-1955
3s
3.99
1
V
shares
Automobile
7.62
3.65
™
Group Securities—
6.97
l
Series
6.23
Fund
15.
June
5.30
Series
60.55
Industries
1,
l%s Feb.
l7/«s
November
Pine Street Fund Inc
Gas
7.31
1
Series
20.90
Inc
12.54
7.00
8.40
21.08
series
11.60
1
England Fund
l
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
$1.50 preferred
5
Pell de Y^Eh Mutual Fund Inc
7.36
lc
Investors
Fundamental
Futures
lc
series
stock
Common
1
New
8.51
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
Stock
16.40
4.85
2.67 ""
10
"15.27
7.69
/
18.82 4
1,
Oct.
Panama Canal
Indebtedness—
iy«s Dec.
October
1
5.20
5.02
17.41
First Boston Corp
Founders
22.96
-5
1%S
99.16
99.30
100.2
II.80
1
Y
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
10.86
Natural Resources5Eupd/Lqc.._lc
33.55
100
99.26
13.56
V
Stock/Series
31.38
1
Fund
Equity Fund Inc
Financial
Preferred
Speculative
1
100.6
99.24
99.28
17.07
__1
Bond
';t\
Balanced Fund
Stock
Priced
Income
Eaton <fc Howard—
99.30
1956
15.93
15.44
13.56
1
.
Low
14.66
1
National Investors Corp
National Security SeriesBond Series
__
99.8
1954—
1,
Peb.
'30.41
1
Balanced Fund
__
10.69
Dividend Shares
1
Nation-Wide Securities—
8.74
Tobacco
1955-1953
1,
25/sS May
2.00%
18.41
28.28
of beneficial interest
-
—
1,
2%s Nov.
Bid
2.1o*
20.44
17.03
Mutual Shares Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
—:
8.55
Fund—
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
__
1
Pacific
18.91
4.87
-
Stock
Units fit beneficial interest
__
1
Metals
Oils
Growth
Massachusetts Life
__
Merchandising
;
Investors
Fund Inc
11-73
1
2%s
100.1
Dollar Price
5.46
lc
.5.11
Insurance stock
99.30
100.1
99.24
Maturity—
Certificates of
4.32
lc
Steel- shares
Manhattan Bond Fund
__
99.26
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.38
10.59
a+.fvk
Aik
Bonds—
1953
3.54
1
series
common
Bank
1,
100.3
99.31
4.22
3.21
shares
1
Diversified
;
lc
Non-Feffrous
—
99.31
Land
l%s Jan.
5.35
—
15.89
100 3/64
100.1
3.82
Diversified Investment Fnnd_l
Corporate bond
3.83
«
4.86
--
...
10.15
1
.
36.25
3.47
Industries
.14.51 ■Petroleum shares
1
Building Supply
6.48
10.69
Home-Furnishings-shares___lc
8.91
1
i
Aviation
.
7.37
5.91
9 78
^.lc
.
11.83
6.75
Equipment shares^lc
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General
"
11-23
1
„
B_—
36.01
Stks)_l
Stocks)
1
Managed Ptftfds—
Automobile shares
17.77
>
A___
ser,
2%s June 1, 1953
2%s Feb. 1, 1954
30.41
Business
Fund
Diversified
ser.
1953-
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. 1, 1953-
19.24
27.88
Knickerbocker Fund
i
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Loonxis Sayles Mutual Fund(Net Asset-Value)
•
7.32
Stock
Inc
Pfd
8-4 (Low Prteed -Com
141
6.73
(Income
8-3
5,850
136
1953,
1953,
15,
100
19.97
B-2
1:
Christiana
16,
Bid
Federal
—
—
6
Fund
Feb.
point:
a
26.35
18.30
16,
J^nua of
more
27.82
24.15
Feb.
one or
Ask
"
General
Inc
2.30s April
17 71
Fund Ltd
Fund
2.00s
33.28
Canada
Canadian
12.88
12.04
(The) Mutual
Bullock
Fund Inc
17.07
2.00s
1L85
Keystone Custodian FundsB-l (Investment
Bonds)
8.46
v
Federal Home Loan Banks
2.15s Nov. 17, 1952
1L02
1
Fund Inc
24.70
10c
value
asset
I.30
1
Johnston
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
of America——
Bid
93c
18
15 58
Investment Trust of Boston__~l
Investors Management Fund
1
Co
14.01
Figures after decimal point represent
Bank
Shares
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Ltd
Aviation
1
Par
Shares
x
(Un)
Ex-dividend,
par
value,
in
y
Admitted
Ex-rights,
tin default.
bo
z
Unlisted
Ex-stock
fThese bonds
Trading privileges,
wd When delivered,
dividend.
are
subject to all
Federal
taxes.
t
P»en
41
42
The Commercial and
(1602)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
Week Ended Oct. 18
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
1952
$
Third
liminary figures compiled by
us
$19,721,518,958 against $17,235,276,964 for the same
there is
the week follows
week in 1951. At this center
1,522,567
1,239,057
+ 22.9
1,697,858
1,296.117
2,093,118
—33.1
1,440,582
1.821,519
1,477,756
+ 23.3
1,545,588
1.123,932
4,181,068
4,505,774
7.2
4,896,099
3,350,043
1,095.000,000
1,267,000.009
—13.6
1,289,000,000
1,047.000,000
3,921,875
—15.7
3,377,785
3,325,793
6.8
7,068,569
5.064.613
Reading
York
'
6,147,283
2,803,658
3,444,609
—18.5
3,101,573
2,456,886
6,951,011
13,359,820
5,091,793
+ 36.5
6,298,641
3.999,970
13,805,302
3.2
13,147,277
9,625,903
11,620,755
14,097,861
—17.6
11,449,607
10,794,970
1,148,429,451
1,322,824,433
—13.2
1,342,933,579
1,038,831,222
____
York
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
Total
(11
$8,125,522,226
924,732,848
1,213,000,000
875,620,688
+
5.6
1,148,000,000
+
5.7
—.—
Philadelphia-
,
cities)—.
___
633,324,135
534,136,396
+
+
338,000,000
H-
410,847,635
364,683,936
450,288.142
4
11-5
271,852,274
+
all
Total
4-15.6
3,458,183,595
4 10.9
West
all
Cities
$18,954,748,830 $16,543,640,241
five days-
cities,
251,987,421
157,545,775
335,981.949
47,737,300
39,970,200
+ 19.4
447,794,609
41,645,100
6,347,992
6,040,597
5.1
7,190,053
12,204,296
12,100,885
0.9
9,828,110
8.034,314
390,244,836
429,453,160
9.1
393,259,336
235,137,903
1,199,472,090
cities)
(7
1,188,165,527
1.0
Federal
Reserve
1,166,261,366
882,045,325
week—
Virginia—Huntington—
:
4,059,581
Oct.
For that
18.
week there
for the whole country
the
same
in
week
was
estimated.
of the previous week—the week ended
having amounted to $18,015,812,081 against $19,195,000,212 in
there
Outside of this city
1951.
was
clearings at this center showing a decrease of 7.2%.
to
a
and from this
(including this city) the totals suffer
the Boston Reserve District of 16.6% and in the Philadelphia
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
13.2%.
Atlanta Reserve District
smaller by 4.8%.
are
District
Reserve
of
decline of 5.1%,
are
District
registers
4,316,157
304,475,932
256,745,686
+
4.9
105,562,536
85,705,448
593,054,043
622,960,206
—
4.8
641,282,673
528,383,509
of
Columbia—Washington..
Sixth
cities)
(6
Federal
Reserve
Tennessee—Knoxville
a
we
24,178. 228
+
9.2
107,017, 339
+
6.5
22,938,892
104,355,423
80,382,332
340.800,000
8,286,752
334,900, 000
+
1.8
327,662,000
269,600,000
5,333,980
124,737,950
5,686, 359
133,425, 079
177,605,627
176,520, 361
26,404,442
.___
Macon—
•
Florida—Jacksonville.!--
Alabama—Birmingham
— „
V
Mobile—
9,332,727
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
(10
Seventh
note
loss of 7.0%,
Reserve District of
a
decrease of 4.4% but
9,227, 722
10,493,
202
Grand
and in
the
totals
the
San
show
Week Ended Oct. 18—
Federal
1st
Francisco
-
Cth Richmond
_
—
Gth Atlanta
434,023
183,411,004
142,978,993
954,612,167
+
jt.l
927,712,873
742,880,671
District—Chicago—
Arbor
2,025,711
Wayne
1,651,717
14,459,143
13*101,017
6,113,365
10.837,021
7,505,169
Indianapolis
93,699,000
65,241,000
10,707,769
11,20.3,329
Bend
Haute.
Terre
Des
—
13 th San Francisco
—
Rapids
1,188,165,527
622,960,206
964,677,134
954,612,167
1,306,125,381
1,366,549,817
737,685,135
1950
or
$
York
New
We
now
—16.6
756,148,592
664,389,206
534,015,768
7.0
9,116,098,796
7,497,908,108
—13.2
1,342,933,579
1,088,831,222
1.0
1,16G,261,366
3,012,883
+
+
526,174,628
610,830,309
643,905,178
440,349,493
480,954,138
1,015,249,036
1,172,433,459
18,015,812,081
19,195,000,212
9,521,969,363
10,039,468,963
641,282,673
1951
$
Portland
+ 18.9
4,970,541
35,618,235
30,835,000
16.0-35,328
+
12.9
16,805,663
15,341,374
1,321,363
740,575.463
L944.124
—13.5
1.876,321
1,075,875,442
—11.2
8,322,175
976,324,060
6,312,355
14,799,729
8,305,118
5.883,191
6,279,788
1,306,125,381
1,366,549,817
(17
cities)
2,053,941
4,876,971
4,728,179
507,752,678
-
621,453,008
2,606,471
Lowell
1,155,998
1,392,363
New Bedford
1.1
927,712,873
1,256,039,888
667,586,226
565,848,735
1.5
537,599,256
—
Reserve .District—,■New
Binghamton.
358,990,000
152,790,274
123,563,270
+
7.5
153.155,313
138,430,808
3,514,770
3,365,090
+
4.4
2,740,639
1,954,657
737,685,135
684,389,208
+11.0
667.586,226
565,848,735
cities)
(4
Ninth
Federal
Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
8,481,319
8,812,912
3.8
7.772,949
6,206,232
Minneapolis
362,705,441
355,354,306
+
2.1
362,514,797
300.252,913
127,317,168
122,854,013
+
3.6
130.162,302
102,771,781
—11.5
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo
9,931,659
11,216,480
Dakota—Aberdeen
4,917.697
5,038,010
1,056,501,187
829,772,080
Montana—Billings
6,393,051
7,060,153
—
—
6.1
18,541,770,046
9,760,223,915
7,804,303,787
Inc.
+
14,269,433
Total
Tenth
Federal
Reserve
1950
or
$
929,893
4.9
1,976,639
1,735,445
3.1
4,125,994
532,778,919
8.5
2,850,828
—17.0
1,199,639
28,535,113
34,739,700
2.080,388
744,047,091
21,601,407
4,446,262
129,773.975
2,266,288
2,560,876
9,155,531,249
28,277,456
17,955,414
V
20.971,625
16,609,933
.:——.
15,867,111
(a)
Newark
Northern New Jersey—
—
57,500,111
1
65,658,170
;
—
—
8,845,167,206
-
69,188,002
9,507.984,362
13,616,570
1.5
537,599,256
439,869,555
8,719,847
—16.7
760,627
599,042
+ 27.5
529,133
400,022
4.5
8.331,717
6,726,397
—14.0
177,346,195
141,094.502
+
+ 16.3
10.699,956
7,429,31ft
17,288,851
384,017,528
13,866,415
3,630.690
3,732,077
+ 15.1
3.055,288
1.954,21ft
610,830,309
cities)—
Eleventh
Federal
Reserve
643,905,178
5.1
623,391,751
510,451,869.
0.9
9.397,345
378.478,359
36,341,014
307.216,088.
+ 22.7
13.907,335
13,094,677
3.2
394,231,292
325,544.037
2.5
11,594,602
+ 17.5
2,935,606
—
+
—
11,333,678.
2,275,976
District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Dallas
Fort
8,904,127
371,330,635
34,740,401
;
.
Worth
:
Galveston
—
—
9.2
36,467,300
29,429,500
1.2
1,597,898
1,462.256
—16.6
756,148,592
—10.9
17.016,311
+
—
6.6
4,416,694
6.2
Wichita
Total
625,577,122
12,113,352
122,299,986
3,385,052
86>533>372
Federal
Reserve
District—San
Utah—Salt
2,201,596
2,778,720
1.779,462
San
.8,781,546,131
7,242,429,341
San
5.0
27,709,973
21,043,517
—14.4
19,553,600
13,739,742
17,054,167
6.6
56,993,533
s—.
Lake City
Beach
+
—
5.1;
7.0
'
8,173,000
6.072,70a
5.831,383
5,122,575,
6.7
11.992,758
10,511,268
480,954,138
8.4
450,213,859
365,782,680.
—
199,518,767
—10.5
187,498,313
129,142,214
5,825,435
—12.7
189,777,657
182,057.079
4.2
5.378,457
176.604,173
164,205,200.
80,390,981
90,690,702
—11.4
80.751,294
18.911,324
13,950.179
+
+ 35.6
3,921,876;
64,068,684
+ 17.9
17.819,869
12,403,030
14,847,524
12,093,652
496,949,921
629,039.527
—21.0
539,204,434
414.816,836
18.104,898
13,310,90a
10,984,464
(10 cities)
19,989,811
—12.2
5,428,364
6,130,698
—23.7
4,948,740
4.266,695
12,285,961
Barbara
Total
43,944,097
67,555,017
52,994,825
9,116,098,796
7,497,908,108
;
5.4
—14.7
13,117,609
6.3
13,787,979
10,207,681.
1.015,249,036
1,172,433,459
18,015,812,081
19,195,000,212
9.521,969,363
10,039,468,963
—
—13.4
1.056,501,187
829.772,080,
6.1
1B.541,770,046
15,046.733.128
969,630
Grand
—
Jose
Stockton
(a)
—
+
8.577,007
28,283,042
17,543,475
Francisco
Total
7.9
—17.4
14,260.950
Pasadena
Santa
—
Francisco-
178.606.849
13,459,697
4.7
—
—
5.093,554
California—Long
2,489,089
6,980,829
12,398,919
440,349,493
Oregon—Portland
7.2
7,450,000
5,953,546
Washington—Seattle
9.9
—
—
42,060.616
11,569,784
cities)
(6
8,989,160
403,074.614
7,851,000
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
+ 23.1
(a)
53,683,505
9.9
4,265,882
Yakima
26,864,211
Connecticut—Stamford
(10
Twelfth
2,306,207
.,
6,654,019
—
Y'ork—
8,493,842,718
...
9,095,892
4,492,655
4,295,042
Total
9,005,698
4,037,238
6,204,396
16,012,463
2,203,300
11,644,332
+
8.492.164
5,363,329
9.4
14,215.579
Springs
Pueblo
10,590,712
2,875,588
0.7
201,674,731
10,144,443
St. Joseph
24,166,817
15,738,300
9.4
—12.6
—
9,569,020
2.4
21,212,975
Colorado—Colorado
1,637,466
—
371,918,936
2,128,999
+
725,221
9,133,203
173,379,196
:
Missouri—Kansas City
3,783,991
640,041,069
1,116,615
924.570
9.543,793
Omaha
$
526,174,628
—
District—Kansas City—
Lincoln
1949
15,838,754
534,015,763
(7 cities)
Hastings
—18.3
+
—
15,046,733,128
5.2
2.1
2,790,767
York
Total (12 cities)
301,900,000
5.6
+ 27.0
South
16,097.720
121,755,696
Elmira
v
969,382,252
+
365,782,680
—13.7
4,741,052
Buffalo
-_
1.256.039,888
166,946,724
510,451,869
34,053,861
38,959,533
Jersey—Montclair
4.4
153,877,39a.
450,213,859
9,931,430
620,757,035
New York—Albany-
New
3,972,414
—
4,556,212
340,200.030
623,391,751
2,824,177
2,055,846
(12 cities)
Syracuse
5,271,306
179,456,612
8.4
12,085,848
31.538,400
Rochester-.
6.3
—
11,888,820
Louts—
5.1
—13.4
15,760,217
Island—Providence
.
14.050.001
6,157,144
195,413,753
439,869,555
29,401,337
__
Jamestown
4,196,041
3.1
+
St.
+
—
8,679,492
Hampshire—Manchester..
New
+ 15.2
359,300,000
969,382,252
+ 11.0
2,559,603
_
Connecticut—Hartford
Second Federal
9.7
742,880,671
4.4
+
—
11,995,080
Springfield
Total
—
4,077,098
Tennessee—MemphisIllinois—Quincy
Total
Dec. %
2,827,118
New
1.9
4,920,248
35,999,340
8,558,717
Wichita
Rhode
62,677,775
7,517.203
Kansas—Topeka
2,154,295
New Haven.
3,589,47a
82,219,145
1,682,265
___
528,383,509
+
—
District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
Worcester-
3,785,185
15.4
954,972,384
-
Nebraska—Fremont
$
Massachusetts—Boston—
7,506,331
+ 69.0
Kentucky—Louisville
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
at—
Reserve
5,014.254
5,859,001
ii
1952
Federal
.
58,187,000
Missouri—St. Louis
Week Ended Oct. 18
First
69.147.000
8,606.570
4.4
882,045,325
4.8
—
week ended Oct. 18, for four years:
Clearings
6,121,695
+ 43.6
86,210,045
17,047,856
♦f
.112 cities
our
+ 44.4
—
1.161,864
42,735,319
.
City
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
$
625,577,122
»i
City.
add
4,655,930
1949
•I
10
—
_
Outside
9,825,818
5,384,215
18,128,£44
Moines
Helena
Total
12,031,740
21.0
5,090,721
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago —;
>>
6
_
_
1,358,212
+ 10.4
»
10
11th Dallas
1,322,824,433
593,054,043
7
10th Kansas City
+ 22.6
+
99,465,193
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
>>
4
Gth Minneapolis
9,507,984,362
1,199,472,090
7
17
Louis
744,047,091
1,143,429,451
6
fc,861,834
551,145
3.1
i,
10
—
7th Chicago
Inc.
Dec. %
»»
11
_
4th Cleveland
Cth St.
$
8,845,167,206
7,952,670
9.7
+
Springfield
"
.12
York
Philadelphia
3rd
1951
620,757,035
—10.5
CLEARINGS
$
Boston
2nd New
BANK
1952
Districts—
Reserve
OF
123,598,881
+
South
Total
SUMMARY
156,919,362
675, 955
7,395,943
Indiana—Fort
Sioux
a
Reserve
Lansing—
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
3 776.573
92,200,119
0.6
+
112,726,664
152,487, 422
Rockford
a
4,854,778
4,830,655
6.5
—
964,677,134
Rapids
Peoria
furnish
6,395,058
6.2
—
741,673
cities)
Michigan—Ann
Reserve District of 13.4%.
we
—10.2
18.193,133
157,254,547
Orleans
Federal
Iowa—Cedar
Reserve District
in the Dallas Reserve District of 8.4%
following
3,593,935
114,119,436
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Total
7.3
—
District—Atlant;
Decatur—
In the
+ 19.8
5,189,614
increase of 11.0% and the Minneapolis
an
the Kansas City
In
169.154.319
118,570,285
by 1.1%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
1.5%.
10,793,995
209,238,624
259,553,931
larger by 1.0% and in the
The Chicago Reserve District records
the St. Louis Reserve
2,390,126
14,560,182
8.3
6,216,747
the bank
loss of 5.2%,
3,129,242
2.0
+
We group the cities according
in which they are located
the Federal Reserve Districts
that in the New York District
m
clearings
decrease of 6.1%, the aggregate of
a
3.8
—
—
124,408,219
not available at time of going to press.
able to give final and complete results
we are
19,646,000
215,779,998
Carolina—Charleston
Total
statement, however which we present further below,
In the elaborate detailed
4,220,378
20,034,000
197,837,026
240,498,470
4-14.4
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be
+
District
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
issue of next week.
our
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are
5,434,915
Maryland—Baltimore
foregoing will appear
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
ia
South
4 10.9
$19,721,518,958 $17,235,276,964
-
_
33.637,700
District—Richmond—
Virginia—Norfolk
4-14.6
691,636,723
766,770,122
—
for
6.272,769
4.3
6.7
Richmond
cities, one day
9,556,737
+
9.6
3,833,850,610
five days—
+ 18.6
+
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
5.3
$15,120,898,226 $13,085,456,646
cities, five days—.
Other cities,
8,203,898
230,632,882
461,763,905
Youngstown
+ 12.7
501,844,013
297,893,733
—
—
9,727,672
432,711,403
!
Mansfield
Fifth
Total
—
District—Cleveland—
Columbus—:
3.9
545,400,449
Pittsburgh
Total
+
240,498,591
Cleveland
8.4
331.952,535
374,000,000
574,062,000
Francisco
Cleveland—
Reserve
Cincinnati—
+ 10.8
Louis
Baltimore
Federal
Ohio—Canton
4 20.5
397,000,471
-—
Kansas City
All
926,736
6,563,277
__
Wilkes-Barre
New
—
1,157,376
1951
$9,793,593,391
.
Boston
Ten
3,304,659
—__
Scranton—
Fourth
1952
Chicago,.
San
$
District—Philadelphia—
Philadelphia
.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
St.
1949
$
:
Week Ended Oct.,25—
New
,
Lancaster—
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 20.5%.
a
1950
or
Bethlehem
Our preliminary total stands
14.4% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Inc.
Dec. %
$
Chester——
clearings for all
obtain weekly clearings will be
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
the chief cities
based upon telegraph advices from
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 25,
of the country,
at
Pre¬
clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank
Federal
1951
'
Outside New
.
* Now
(112 cities)
York—
included in. Newark, N.
...
^
—
t—
5.2
9,760.223,915 / 7,804,303,787
Volume 176
Number 5163
;
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
.
the
Foreign Exchange Rates
current volume (except where
the details were
given in the
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
BY
OCTOBER
Country and Monetary Unit
17,
Noon
FEDERAL
1952
TO
RESERVE
BANK
OCTOBER
23,
TO
1952
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
NOTICE
in New
Date
8% gold debentures
preferred stock
Gloversville RR.—
Pag©
Nov
5
Nov
5
1264!
mortgage 4% bonds, series A, due 1991
Nov
3
Pittsburgh Rys. Co., 5% 1st mtge. s. f.
bonds, due 1970-Oct 27
1930
1471
Johnstown
&
prior
(Value in United States Money*
American
PARTIAL
Issue—
and
Oct. 17
Argentina peso—
Monday
Oct. 20
$
Basic
Date
Page
Viscose
Corp., 5% preferred stock
Nov
Valley RR.—
1st and
refunding mortgage W/o bonds, due 1961
Nov
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., 4%
debs., due 1962
Nov
General Outdoor
Advertising Co., preferred stock
Nov
Interstate Bridge Co., 4% 1st
mtge. bonds, due 1965___Nov
Malaysia,
dollar
.0719500* "
2.228834
.0199812
.200000*
.133333*
-
.133333*
.0719500*
1
.0199750
-
.0544060
.05440G0
.325500
.325166
.325250
.325266
1.039843
1.039062
.209300
.209333
.209266
:x
South
Kingdom,
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
a u
txt
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.209300
.209360
.209500
2.797187
2.799062
.116177
.116177
.116177
.263200
.263200
2.767945
_
.2632G0
.263200
2.769492'
.496766*
.496766*
.0348250
:
.0348250
.0348250
5. *
_
.140154*
.496766*
.496766*
.0348250
-
.140154*
.0348750
'
**
.233350
.233325
.233350
•
.233350
2.785180
2.786736
-
2.788604
2.795625
2.797187
<-
2.799062
2.799062
.658327*t
.561797*t
.658327*1
.658327*1
.561797*1
.561797*1
.425531*1"
.425531*1
.425531*1
.425531*t
Oct. 22,
Assets—
Gold
1952
certificates
Redemption
F
713,038
Total gold ctf. reserves.
Other cash
-
*
+
+
1,222,171
1,177,423
1,815
+
1,130,029
358,375
+
108
—
Govt, securities:
Bills
San Francisco
143
—
trict,
371,200
—-
Certificates
4,995,716
13,773,671
Notes
Bonds
Total
F.
loans
from
R.
and
foreign
notes
Uncollected
Bank
5,000
of
securities.
securities..
cash
24,796,992
185,635
Items
4,253,041
premises
45,657
Other assets
135,712
Total assets
7,852,592
+
.
358,483
•
_
—
+
2
+
+
net
26,396
decrease
at
all
170,722
+
million.
District, and they
+
summary- of
assets
and
liabilities
U.
S.
20,778,859
Treasurer—gen. acct..
166,058
+
618,219
+
405,730
+
+
8,877
+
66,078
+
14,285
and
Total
deposits
22,325,809
—
Deferred availability cash Items
liab.,
3,183,416
and accrued diva.
+
—
T7.122
646,743
+
+
508,953
731
+
loans
1,221
Loans
Total
liabilities
50,634,324
-
—
177,426
+
2,747,973
U.
S.
64
+
+
Other
13,566
+
538,342
28,320
U.
and
228,698
6~C40
+
and
securities
170,722
+
2,804,772
estate
dealers
Total liabilities -*• cap. accta.
Ratio
51,877.042
—
Other
vT igold
note
liabilities combined..—
46.5%
—
0.5%
"
0.4%
+
14,540
+
5,927
368
3,836
33
—
1,239
for
+
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks
480
+
3,579
+
246
+
+
+
26
4 Mj %
of, the Federal Reserve
shows
the
ended
following
Oct.
million in
15:
principal
14
+
Increases
reserve
of
changes
for
the
week
$480 million in loans, $287
1
1,565
172
339
—
+
3
+
800
6,727
.
..
—
5,918
S.
Line Co.
S.
Loan
Extra—
U.
4Va %
41
—
17
+
—
53
+
898
7.489
—
4
+
+
49
79
lion
in
demand
deposits adjusted,
demand deposits credited
crease
of
$261
million
and
$731
to domestic banks,
in
United
States
million
and
a
creased
the
industrial,
and
loans
and
U.
8.
8
Govt,
—
731
+
8
+
96
144
+
220
11-28
12-15
11-10
10-25
2c
„
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)„_
$5
preferred
Vogt Mfg.
West
12-20
11-28
20c
(resumed)
(S.
S.)
11- 3
11-14
11-
11-19
3
15c
10-30
10-2*
11-15
11- 3
$1.12'/a
■
Inc
11-15
15c
10-31
12-15
12- 1
11-17
11- 3
11-14
11- 3
3%
RR.
11-H
11- 3
17,/zc
11-15
10-25
,
Co.
(quar.)—
Dental Mfg.
75c
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.,
convertible
common
preferred
(entire
'
37%c
——
dividend
Auto
5%
11-14
1
40c
(quar.)
Lines,
11- 5
25c
—
11-20
10c
(quar.)-
12-
25c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—
White
,
11-28
—
preferred
11-28
11-28
12-20
Point
West
12-20
12-20
$1.25
—
Co.
2- *
$1.01
—
(quar.)
Steel Corp.
&
10-16
1
$1.05
—
:
(quar.)—r
Company
Washington
|
(quar.)
Corp.
&
share plus this dividend).
per
into
Wilcox
to Nov.
common
issue
Convertible
10
•
31»Ac
—-
Gibbs Sewing Machine
&
Co.—
'
-
•
■
•
-
•
11-14
;
—_w
■
•
•
1
.
.5%
preferred
A
(s-a)^^
Wisconsin
Woodall
Power
& Light
Co
preferred
11-15
11-28.
11-1*
12-
1I-3A
$1.25
-
3114c '*
(quar.)
•
t.12- !•;«.
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)„
12- .1
12-15
30c
——-
Industries, Inc., common
convertible
10-31
1
10-31
11-15
10c
Below
we
give the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
weeks and not yet paid.
dends
announced
District).
this
preceding table.
week, these being given in the
"'
k
'.
Per
of Company
convertible
convertible
Adams-Millls
-
Share
Holien
When
Payable of ICec.
Alloys, Inc.—
$1.10
27V2C
preferred (accum.)-—preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
11- 1
10-15
27'/2C
11- 1
11-1
1Q-1T
3%
Corp.
Stock
11-21
10-31
$3
12-15
12- I
50c
fledemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Notices
dividend
6%
Co.,
Affiliated
non-cum.
preferred
profits
holder's
from
(payable
realized
net
in
cash
or
Below will be found
and
including
those
a
common
called
list of corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
stocks
under
sinking fund provisions.
Air-Way
Electric Appliance
Mills
Western
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Ry.-,
10-27
_
9-26
12- 1
10-31
25c
guaranteed
ing tenders, and the page numbergives the location in
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar.)u——
Business Machines,
Inc.
(s-a)
-
—
11- 1
15c
Corp.
Allen
C.)
$15c
—
The date indicates the redemption, or last date for mak¬
(R.
12c
;
Alabama
Allegheny &
security
stock at
option)
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
preferred
A
Fund, Inc.—
Distribution
,
12-15
'$1.25
.
.5%..preferred .B (s-a)_r„_—___
Aeolian
•
•
*
called for redemption 011 Nov. 14 at $26.50
Name
Francisco
11-28
12-12
1-2-53
(year-end)
(quar.)
$4.20
Acme Aluminum
accounts,
(San
12-12
20c
$1.121/2
Addressograph-Multigraph—
in¬
are
Co.
899
in
San Francisco District, $15 million in the St. Louis
+
•
30c
1
11-15
11-1*
11-29
1,214
2,091
de¬
District, and $10 million each in the Philadelphia and
Dallas districts, and a total of $246 million at all
report¬
Changes according to industry
+
+
26,318
figures revised
(quar.)
..
1
deposit accounts, except
$148 million in New York City, $45 million in
ing member banks.
1,223
1
—
$1.10
Government
agricultural
demand
during week
deposits.
Commercial,
11
261*
+
1,337
...
1
12-
1,328
+
—
11,489
—
12-15
11-
12-
300
—
+
12-
25c
(quar.)
Wysong & Miles Co.
484*
11-15
1
11-15
56V4C
(quar.)
common
12-
1-2-53
20c
11-1*
755
\
Domestic banks
...
80c
62V2C
(quar.)
5
349
+
12-16
12-
543
—
,
10-31
30c
Chemical
Stock
—
4,606
10-31
11-15
1-2-53
11-
1,168
17,218
11-15
2-27-53
Wliite's
+
52,651
11-21
30c
64c
327
118*
.
5
15c
Vick
815
—
-
12-
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.
+
28
10-15
50c
$1
_j.
preferred
+
+
11-1*
1
10c
Company,
%
49
-■•+ •; 812
11-1*
1
11-
Co
Insurance Co.
Year-end
1,872
935
8
12-
-—
(quar.)
& Bumper Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
124
+
:
11-14-
12-15
(year-end)—.
+
+
11- 3
12-15
$5
>
(s-a)
Spring
285
287*
11-10
25c
preference series A
S.
+
229"
2,681
..
11-
11-22
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
Common
5%
19
+
Holder*
-,
Payable otRm.
11-19
—
(quar.)
S.
U*
+
15,043
When
,
11-30
s
Air
—
banks
,
(Phila.)
Card
Pacific
demand deposits:
♦Octdber
1475
$1.12Va
Playing
Western
20,050
■
i
Foreign banks
Borrowings
$312 million in balances with domestic banks, $484 mil¬
»
14
V
(accum.)
S.
Western
6,335
Demand deposits adjusted
.
859
2c
(quar.)
Society
78
2,495
L-ia.
—
Liabilities—
Interbank
•*
S5S
50c
(quar.)
common
(New Jersey)
+
3,968
bonds...
Debits to
'
-
12>/2c
Realty, 5%- pfd.
2
32,848
Time deposits, except government
U. 8. Government deposits:
balances with Federal Reserve
Banks,
Cities
W'z'Jo
126
loans.
——
Lines, Inc.,
U.
carrying:
or
obligations
....
System in leading cities
85*
:
'
10)
page
—
preferred
United
6,121
+
643
loans
Interbank
1471.
50c
Air
5%
CMdftiM Statement of Member flanks
126*
,
$
'(
,
Nov
1
Inc.
United
3,494
+
1,294
purchasing
Balances with domestic
,
31
tin Volume 175.
———
Trunz,
Wells-Gardner
Other securities
^
Reserves with Federal Reserve banks
Cash in vault—
"
correspondents
—.i—
Industrial 4aah commitments—
-
+
480
293
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury notes
U. s.
preferred stock
con v.
Thrifty Drug Stores Co. (quar.)
Tom Bell Royalty
Year-end
Treasury bills
ContlnfentiBablilty on accept¬
ances purchased for foreign
/
(Continued from
pur¬
U. 8. Government securities—Total
certificate reserves^far-ideposlt -and F. R.
•
for
obligations
Loans to banks—
t
preferred stock
Name of Company
Walker
*
8. Government
Real
14~913
+
247°
+
agricultural
Other securities
27,543
'
+
22,054
brokers
loans
12693
«
Vinco
37,855
industrial,
Government
Other
247,935
1951
chasing or carrying:
Capital Account*—
Capital paid In
Surplus
(Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital Accounts
1952
37,292
—
to
I
Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
15%c
Virginia Electric & Power Co., common—35c
Oct. 17,
77,629
s
...
Loans—gross
Commercial,
1,098.530
743,767
—
Nov
RR.—
$4.04
Investments—Total
Loans—net
Other
147D
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil (s-a)
Valcar Enterprises, 6% preferred A
(quar.)_
(In millions of dollars)
AssetsLoans
17
Dividends
reporting
Oct. 8,
1952
29,020
+
Nov
,
5%
•Announcement in this Issue,
$144
dec. (—) since
108,925
633,668
.
,
preference stocks
—
4 Vz
946,300
245.063
Foreign
Other
+
H5o»
Co.—
convertible
.White's AUto Stores, Inc., 5%
U.
was
of
Oct. 15,
Member bank—reserve accts.
1369
1363'
1
Central
Universal
1,139,269
Deposits:
1
1
Oct 31
1st mortgage 30ryear s. f. series A gold bonds—Nov* 1
Neon Products of Western
Canada, Ltd., pref. shares__Nov
1
Omnibus Corp., preferred stock
Jan
2
District; the
Inc. (+) or
79,671
1369
12
U.
Liabilities-
25,307,977
slock
.5 V2 %
member banks follows:
Federal Reserve Notes
1
31
Upson
A
Nov
Nov
Power
5.60%
325
1
Nov
preferred
Extra
Demand deposits credited to
>
.
2,804,772
Electric
and
325
,
Oct 29
Oct
District, and they decreased $61
City.
reporting member banks
2,693
3,421
City District, and $86
trict and $43 million in the New York
559,543
+
Kansas
increased $81 million in the San Francisco
13,182
561,000
the
Borrowings decreased $69 million in the Chicago Dis¬
10
+
P*ge-
Oct 29
Montreal Island Power Co.—
domestic banks increased in all districts.
974,663
—
24,748
—
51,877,042
+
'
■
+
Dec
rvr
District, $112 million in the Chicago Dis¬
$88 million in
million in New York
3,341
—
1I6G
1978
CALLED
Date
Holdings of Treas¬
adjusted increased $113 million in the
million in the Cleveland
803,252
—
23
banks—
53,095
—
+ ' 8,705,598
23,662,562
banks
other
—
5,000
4,521,975
Total U. S. Govt,
Due
+
—
1
1,
ISSUE
issue—
Government bonds decreased $41 mil¬
Demand deposits
S.
June
Nov
lion, $17 million, and $53 million, respectively.
978,152
4,401
of United States
6,134
and
certificates of indebtedness, of Treasury notes, and
ury
44,748
3,187
+
323,840
.
Real estate loans in¬
$118 million.
was
-
+
due
147*
City District; the net decrease at all report¬
ing member banks
1951
5,000
1,813
—-
22,136,142
—
—
Discounts and ^advancesIndustrial loans
-
R.
notes
U.
1952
21,423,104
—
for
fund
the Kansas
1269
Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans RR.—
Joint ref. mtge. bds., ser.
A, B, C and DJ due 1963 Dec
Holdings oPTreasury bills decreased $256 million in
City, and increased $34 million in the Rich¬
mond District and $30 million each in
Chicago and in
Inc. (+) or
1474
1
Ltd., 4% preferred stock—
New York
1
bonds
Dominion Malting Co.,
Ltd.,
Gair Co. Canada,
$19 million.'* Loans to banks and "other loans"
increased $124: million" and $49 million, respectively.
dec. (—) since
Oct. 15,
Oct. 24,
1
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bait.—
2 Y2 % : convertible
debentures
Oct
type of merchandise.
available in another press release.
(In thousands of dollars)
1
1976
bonds, series A, due 1980
creased
I
3%
Laughlin, Inc., 5%
Illinois
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Nov
debs., due 1971-Nov
due
Co., 4v/a %
Colorado & Southern Ry.—
General mortgage 4Mi%
.658327*1
.561797*1
upon
1473
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., preference stock
.658327*1"
tApplication depends
&
5.50%
.561797*1"
.425531*1"
**Temporarily omitted.
*■
1
preferred stock
preference stock
California
2.788604
•
1
Nov
first
$4
.233300
2.782378
sterling
$6
Bliss
44
2.792812
pound
—Dec
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
10-year 2%% convertible debs., due Dec.
15, 1957
10-year 3Ve% convertible debs., due June
20, 1959
Associated Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—
7%
first preferred stock
2.771348
.140154*
.496766*
peso___
.140154*
853:
1472
American
.263216
2.771348
-
mortgage
Company
2.799062
.116177
1265
1
Nov
f. bonds, 3%% series,
debentures, due 1971
s.
f.
s.
1369
1
15
Co.—
ENTIRE
.209300
2.795625
.115874
.140154*
pound
1st
.00285625
.209150
:
mtge.
Gas
.00435401*
2.792812
;
Union
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Union Terminal Co.—
44
.00435401*
.00285625
2.765160
Africa,
United
tit
.00435401*
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
1st
1.036339
.209100
mortgage 3%% bends, series A, due 1977
4% bonds, foreign series, due 1960
3%%
1157
1
Terminal Co.—
Midi RR.,
Southern
.0199750
1.039062
*
Markka
1st
2.230328
--
.0544060
.0544060
Jacksonville
.0719820*
2.230328
--
.0199750
.209000
France, (Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
"Nominal.
.200000*
.325166
krone
of
.0719500*
2.227589
$
1.038125
rupee
Denmark,
Union
.133333*
.0544060
Malayan
dollar
Finland,
.133333*
.0199625
British
Canada,
Ceylon,
.200000*
.0719500*
cruzeiro
Oct. 23
$
.200000*
2.225348
franc
Brazil,
Thursday
Oct. 22
$
.133333*
pound
Belgium,
Wednesday
*
Oct. 21
$
.200000*
Preferential
Australia,
Tuesday
*
REDEMPTION
Aroostook
Friday
1469
1st
Company
York
TENDER
Company and issue—
INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
OF
Asuncion Port Concessions
Corp.,
Cuitis Publishing
Fonda,
OF
'
•
Co.,
CERTIFIED
indicated) In which
"Chronicle."
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 a record
for the week just passed:
11-
1
10-29
;
19- 1
$3
1-2-53
'»•
25c
12- 1
11-15
**"
30c
11-15
10-31-
,
12-29
and Financial Chronicle,.
The Commercial
44
Name of Company
Co.
Aluminum
Aluminum
(quar.)
5%
Airlines Inc.,
American
$3.50
Automobile
from
1952
Monday, October 27,
.
Co.,
Products
Co.,
(monthly)
Corp.
Co.,
4-15-53
14-
10-31
10-24
11-
1
10-14
pfd.
11-
1
11-
11-
11-28
11-
7
10-31
$1.50
6
10-10
10-20
25c
11-
1
50c
11-
1
10-15
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
50C
1211-
1
$1.20
1
3
$1.40
10-20
$1.25
preferred
preferred
62 % C
11-1
10-20
10-10
11-
i
$1.12%'
$1.12%
11-
6
10-
1
6
60c
$1
$3
12-22
12-17
70c
12-
1
12-
1
$$1.12%
1
10-31
40c
11-14
11-
—
—.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
7%
1st preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on Jan. 1, 1953 at $125 per
share plus this dividend)
—
$6 1st preferred (entire issue called for re¬
demption 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
share plus this dividend)
Associated Transport Inc., 6% pfd. (accum.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.) —
10%
50c
11-
7
Canadian
Bakeries,
11-20
Canadian
Breweries,
22>/2c
;i- 1
10-
8
1
10-
8
Canadian
RR.
Line
Coast
Co.,
(quar.)_
com.
-4.-1.
$69.66
ment
1-2
$83
1-
t—.
2
Capital
$1.50
12-15
$1.25
8
10-31
12-
8
10-31
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
2
11-
1
10-
2
11-
10-
1
Class
2
Caterpillar
11-14
4.20%
$1.25
12-12
11-14
12-12
5%
11-14
11-10
Celotex
10-24
11-
1
10-
$55c
12-
1
11-15
5%
11-
1
10-20
Central
Coal
11-
1
10-
3
Central
11-
1
10-20
30c
11-
4%
shares
Class
10-20
1
35c
11-24
4%
8
10-28
10-17
11-21
11-10
class A
(quar.)
50%
11-
1
Chase
5
12-12
1
11-
3
12-
1
11-
3
10-31
10-21
10-31
10-21
45c
11-
1
10-15
15c
Beaux-Arts Apartments,
11-15
10-31
Aircraft Corp.
(increased
quar.)
-
Heminway
Co.
11-
1
10-17
$1.50
11-
1
10-17
25c
12-
2
11-17
12-
2
12-
3
12-
(quar.)
3-1-53
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
10-31
6%
Shoe
preferred
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Best
&
5%
(quar.)
Company
Birtman' Electric
15c
10-31
10-21
10-31
(Phila.),
preferred
called
plus
Bliss
Bloch
6%
for
this
(E.
Co.
preferred
Blue Bell, Inc.
prefeiyed
1
12-26
4 % %
11-
20c
11-15
11-
12-24
10c
Ltd., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
$62 %c
10-10
1
11-20
11-
10-20
Mutual Fund—
Approximately 10c of ordinary income and
remainder
is
part of realized capital
gains
:!
___.
&
&
Dominion
1
10-10
Stores,
Dominion
12-18
Tar
10-15
52,5C
10-27
10-
2%c
10-27
10-15
12-
1
11-15
1
11-15
<fc
1
11-14
10-31
1
11-28
12-
10-31
10-22
11-
10-15
Duro-Test
3
3
"Eastern
10-31
10-31
10-31
12-20
11- 1
2-1-53
10-24
10-24
$5
Metals & Supply Co.
$12%c!
$37 %c
75c
—
11-1
11-19
10-29
11-19
10-29
12-10
>11-28
2%c
-.2%%
t
12-
.
20c
(quar.)
10-24
12-
1
10-
6
1-
870
8
Ekco
Products
4%%
$1.25
22%c
35c
$1.12%
25c
int. (accum.)
preferred.—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
10-15
10-10
Washington
shares
of
each
100
SEC
Water
"12-19
'
-11-.
1
10-
6
11-
1
10-
6
1
10-16
12-10
,11-20
12-10
11-25
,-,11-
;
11-20
12- 1
1
10-25
12-15
,11-14
11-
11-
10-15,
1
11-21
10-24
12-15
12-
11-
1
10-15;
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12-29
12-15
12- 1
11-15
10-15
Empire Millwork Corp.
3
11-24"
10-31
10-15
12-
1
11-14
15c
10-31
10-15
45c
10-31
10-17
$10c
pfd.
10-31
10c
$1.25
(quar.)
_1_
(quar.)
Associates
Group
.11-5
1-2-53
)
(quar.)
Empire District Electric Co., 5%
Employers
10-21
8
to
approval
Electrol, Inc.
1
Power
Subject
held.
shares
10-
.
Etfi'stlc Stop Nut Corp. of America:.
—
Electric Bond
&
Share
(stock
dividend) —
for
11- 1
Inc. .-(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Two
10-28
15c
$25c
10c
•
11-15-
40c
Corp.
:
Mines, Ltd..:^l,™-___
Industries,
7
10-14
'
Sygar Associates—
*
preferred ctfs. of benef.
Seventh Ave. Corp.. 4%%
10-10
-10-
11-17
$40c
Eastern
East
10-15
10-10
10-31
12-15
Sullivan
10-
10-15
1
10-31
Company, common (quar.)
17%c
prefSlfed,(quar.)_iJ_:!_—____—31 %c
'11- 1
11-1
1
11-
Duriron
5%
10-31
>10-31
75c
(quar.)',.____
Inc.':_
1
11-25
common
Bradstreet,
12-
12-15
11-14
10-28
__™!
&
yll-17
10-31
L_'l
vDucommun
10-17
11-28
"(quar.)35c
4% preference' (quar.>:__i,
50c
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd." <quar.) _-___'2__—
$40c
10-22
9-30
10-30
$25c
\
i
Dow
Corp.-,
10-31
11-14
$40c
Ltd.____
Co.,
Douglas OH Co. of:Calif/ (quar.)
ZL
Chemical Co, (stock dividend)_iv;-——
10-10
8
25c
(quar.) ——I--.
Ltd. (quar.)_
Chemical Co.. Ltd.—
Extra " —'
11-21
87%c
10-10
10-24
Ltd.
Aircraft;--common
Douglas
10-1
10-
5
10-31
(accum.)—
pfd.
Linoleum
&
Coal,
(quar.)
Common
;
11-21
15c
$1"
$1
75c
R7%c
11-
10-10
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
12- 1
11-14
Enamel
50c
11- 1
10-24
Equitable Credit Corp., 60c preferred
$1.75
11- 1
10-24
10%
10-31
10-15
35c
$1.06%
11- 1
11- 1
10-23
$1.50
1-2-53
12-20
$1.25
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mahoning Ry.
(s-a)
10-31
Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Co.—.
Common
(quar.)
preferred
A
!Erie Forge
(quar.)
65c
$1.12%
11-15
1-2-53
Cockshutt
Coghlin
Farm
(B.
J.)
$3.50
Collins
preferred
&
10-20
12-
11-15
12- 1'
11-
10-31
50c
11-14
12-31
4%%
10-23
Columbia
Pictures
System, Inc.
12- 1
11-18
pfd.
Falstaff
1
Corp.,
$4.25 pfd.
11-
8
10-24'
11-
1
10-15.
11-
1
10-15
$1.25
12-
1
11-13-
12%c
$1.12y2
>12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
$25c
11-
1
10-23:
35c
11-
1
10c
12-12
12-
11-
10-20
>
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)__!
common
preferred
Mills
5%. preferred
Ltd.,
Inc.,
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
—
Co.,
6%
Brewing
4% %
preferred (quar.)"
&
N. Y.j
Quarterly
$1.183/4
11- 1
11-15
10-20
(quar.)_
$1.06%
11-15
10-31
Fedders
5%
Life
(quar.)
$1.50
,
25c
18jHuc
(quar.)^—
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)——
Ltd.,
$1.40
pfd.
12-12
1-2-53
12-161
4-1-53
,20c
2%
Quigan Corp., com. (stock dividend)
series A (quar.)__;
.
10-14'
$2.50
r-
62%c
preferred
Federal Grain,
10-29
2
1-2-53
(Syra¬
:
;
1
10-16
$2.50
—
—
Fate-Root-Heath
10-20
30c
common
(quar.)
Traders
cuse,
12-16
Corp.,
preferred
Farmers
_
(quar.)
(final for 1952)
12%c
15c
62%c
(quar.J_.__
(The)
"
Gas
10-15
Co.—'«!.
Mills
prior
Fairbanks
10-21
40c *>
1
(quar.)
10-15
87%c
11-
preferred series A (quar )
Eversharp,
Fair
$20c
(quar.)
9-30
15c
(quar.)
5
J20c
com.
preferred
Railroad
5%
4%%
8
$25c
Corp
Co.,
10-
(quar.)___
(quar.)_—__—
Aikman
Finance
Co.,
2nd preferred
Erie
.
10-31
Ltd._
Ltd
•
10-23
_'______
Ltd.
1st
5%
Ltd.—
______
Equipment
Co.,
Products,
& Steel Corp., common
6%
Esmond
___.
Hardware,
Heating
.....
_____
(quar,)
&
"Erlanger
._■!
(quar.)
preferred
Columbia
11-14
7%
Commercial,
50c
(stock dividend)—
preferred
Colonial
25C
11-14
11-15
20%
30c
Inc
(quar.)___
—
common
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
11-30
1
12-15
1
10-15'
Oilcloth
11-29
12-15
1
12-15
12-
1
Steel
*
5%
Class
75c
(quar.)
10-20
Dominion
•
Co.,
Cochrane-Dunlop
10-31
25C
com.
(quar.)
Air Lines,
(quar.)
Investing Co.
$4.50
$0.12635
(quar.)
Blue Ribbon Corp.,
1-2-53
11-
(entire issue being
$35 per share
(quar.)
Tobacco,
11-15
at
dividend)
W.)
11-24
25c
10-20
11-15
5
10-25
12-10
62 %c
pfd.
redemption
Brothers
Blue Ridge
(quar.)
11-15
11-
Cleveland, Cincinnati & St. Louis—
(quar.)
Bliss & Laughlin, 5%
11-15
15c
common
11-10
R
10-20
10-21
50c
Co.—
3
10-
10-20
12-12
$5
(quar.)
preferred
Clearfield
Blauner's
12-
8
11-14
11-14
12-12
10-15
30c
common
11-10
10-
1
Dun
20c
City Baking Co., common
City
Stores,
3
11-
:
10-18
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
City Stores
Berland
,
Gas
10-15
11-
1
12-
$45
$17%c
25c
Monthly
25c
Monthly
1
25c
Dominion Bridge Co.;-Ltd. (quar.t.^
'
$40c
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)—_
$30c
Dominion Fabrics, < Ltd., common
$20c
2nd convert'ble preference™.!:.-;
' $37%c
Dominion Malting Co. Ltd.," common—.
$25c
5%
preferred
$$1.25
10-15
10-15
10c
(quar.)
11-10
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)__
Dravo
10-29
7
10-
3
1
(quar.)
10-10
11- 1
<
10-25
1
10-31
12-
1
(quar.)__u_—
dividend
10-31
15c
50c
30c
Cincinnati.
20c
.
Co.
,11-
11-
income).
Dohrmann
,
11- 1
11- 1
6
10-11
10-24
11-
stock)
investment
net
Inc.
Houses,
Stock
10-31
10-
10-
1
11-15
11•
securities
net
Payable, in cash or
(From
Manufacturing Corp.
Dodge
25c
(quar.)
(the major portion of
Electric Co.
<fc
10-17
10-17
10-15
10-27
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
&
i
10-31
-
50c
Corp.
Watch
Benrus
Corp.
11-
11-1
12-
,Dobbs
10-15
10-
5
10-10
1
$37%c
15c
(quar.)
pref.
A
(From
Inc.
Shares,
Year-eud
1
7%
Beneficial
37 %c
35c
$1
:_
(increased quar.)
preferred
class
Corp.
Dividend
9-30
Extra
this time)
able at
50c
:
Divco
11-13
this payment will be a liquidating dividend,
but the exact percentage is not ascertain¬
Chicago
convertible
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Chicago Allerton Hotel
5%
—
.
(Texas)
\"
'
(quar.)_
Bank
11-10
15C
15c
Works
,.»•'%
V;
>
1
10-31
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-
20c
$1
15c
' V. 5c
17 %c
Cincinnati
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co., common.
4
12-
5
10-10
Disher Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—
4
5%
Co.
Corp..
conv.
1-2-53
50c
_:
(quar.)
com.
Cherry-Burrell Corp., com.
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (series 1947)
(quar.)______
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., com. (quar.)
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)__.
Chicago
(quar.)_!_:
Co.,
Light Co.
Electric
3%%
II-
1212-
37%c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
„
(quar.)
National
10-31
*11-26
11-17
12 %c
(quar.)
75c
20c
$3 prior pfd.
(quar.)
1st preferred
Extra
10-15
12-
16 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Extra
1
12-29
$75c
$50c
11-
9-
;■
dividend
Channing
12-10
12-22
16%c
Inc.
Corp. (quar.)
Co. of America—
Extra
11-10
11-10
10-31
„
(s-a)
Corp.
Gas
South West Corp.
&
Stock
50c
Corp
Laboratories
Iron
75c
$1.05
37 %c
25c
5c
—
_____
(accum.)
(quar.)
&
Power
Century
5c
$26c
Works
Laundries
Belmont
11-29
11-29
$$2.50
preferred
15c
B
Belding
10-
Central
10-15
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investments,
preferred
preferred
$1.40
10-27
15c
__
Baxter
$6
11- 1
1-2-53
.__
Central Illinois Securities—
11-10
65c
(monthly)—
Baxter
Beech
$1
$10c
$12%c
*25c
(quar.)
common
&
(quar.)
Ujiiar.)
Diamond-Match Co.,
i
IF-
Dome
(quar.)_____
& Coke
B
$1.50
11-
class A
Fruit,-
Giorgio
Class
12-15
25c
25c
50c
5% pfd.
(quar.)_
Detroit-Michigan S.tove Co.,
Di
11-
10-15
30c
82
50c
75c
50c
(quar.——
Corp., 1st preferred
Union Stock Yard |quar.)__
10-31
10-10
•
■
Tramway
10-31
10-10
;
—
.(quar.).—!
debenture stock
10-14
11-15
35c
Dominion
(quar.)
Hudson Gas & Electric Corp
Central
Power 61 Paper,
Baystate
Bearings
—
preferred
Central
5c
Iron
:
(quar.)
Central Hollywood Building, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
50c
Basseft Furniture Industries (stock dividend)
Bates & Innes, Ltd.," class A (s-a)
Bathurst
11-14
U-15
11-15
11- 1
preference
$1.50
and
profits
Corp. (quar.)
MoiAhly
Bath
11- 1
:_
Electric
10c
10-31
$8c
(quar.)
Corp.
Canada
$1
_
Andes—
De Los
American
Tractor,
Corp., common
Central
3
Denver
$$1.25
40c
50c
.
preferred
preferred
Cenco
1
1
1
1
9-30
$12%c
(quar.)
11-14
12-12
93 %c
securities
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Banco
B
12-12
Denver
A
profits.
(quar.)
$1.25
8%
9-30
(quar.)
10-22
1
11-15
$1.75 v
75c
$1.25.
25c^.
14c
30c
30c
.(quar.)i
Light.—______
com.
iquar.)_
&c
10-22.
*H- i
11-
1
10-22
1
11- 1
$1.06
,
Inc. "Uquar,)_____
Phipps Stores, ,5% % preferred
Common
.
Ltd.—
Catelli Food Products, Ltd.—
A
9-30
5% ,.pfd.
Water,
12-
11-
$2 ",
12-20
37 %c
50c /12-26
11- 1
$1.12
Mfg. ^voting
invest¬
net
(s-a)
Light Co., com.
&
$25c
investment Income
realized
Basin Oil Co.
X85c
$20c
*_
Carpenter Paper Co.
4% convertible preferred
Class
Dennison
Ltd.—
from
Estates, Inc.
common
Inc.,
Co.,
&
net
from
Fund,
distribution
Power
Power
11-14
11121211-
$25C
(8-a)
(quar.)_
common
Castle-Trethewey Mines,
2
Axe-Houghton Fund "B," common—
from
Ltd.,
income
Carolina
11-15
12-
Delaware
11-22
11-22
12-12
•
$1
$1.20 convertible prior preferred (quar.) —
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"—
5c from net investment income and 30c
from net realized securities profits
15c
&
Oil Cos., Ltd., new com. (initial)Utilities Ltd., 5% preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Dean
11-14
Corp.,
12-12
50c
$1.25
$1.25
12-29
Daystrom,
10-31
11- 1
________——_
Dock, Ltd.
Investment
Year-end
a
Ltd.—
Nichols
Austin
(quar.)
Dredge
Industries.
Canadian
$2.50
•
non-cum.
Steels,
A
10-31
t20c
Canadian
2
Dana
Davenport
12-18
12-
75c
$1.25
t50c
(quar,
common
(quar.)
10-10
10-15
12-15
12-29
5%
v
1
1-2-53
50c
preferred
10-10
$$1.25
(quar.)
$1
preferred (s-a)
Atlantic Refining, 3.75%
pfd. (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., 5%% pfd. (s-a)
Atlas Powder Co., 4% pfd. A. (quar.)
Atlas
Class
1-
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
7%
10-15
Foundry Co., Ltd.—
&
Canadian
$81.27
$1
(quar.)—
———
—
Extra
5%
Car
10-15
11-20
11-25
12-
31%c
$1.13
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred ;j(quar.)^.
—
Dallas Railway &. Terminal, com. (quar.)—
10-15
5
1
12-15
12-15
$4.24
11- 1
11- 1
tl2V2c
$25c
}25c
$31c
;
Co., Ltd.,
Bronze
preferred
Common
$1
preferred (quar.)
4% 3rd preferred (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Conn,
Atlantic
5%
Canadian
$1.08%
prewired (quar.)
Extra'.
11-
$1
(quar.)
pfd.
4%
Electric,
City
25c
Ltd
Ltd
10-15
12- 1
$30c
$10c
(quar.)_
12-
10-24"
10-24"
10-31"
11-
12-15
—
10-15
11-15
10-30
11-20
1-2-53
Trust
11-15
11-15
12- 1
$10c
.
2nd
4%
A
10-15
11-10
1
11-28
12-
1-2-53
(Boston), common
5%
preferred (quar.)*__
5% prior preferred (quar.)_1^_,
Corn Exchange Bank: Trust. Co.
(N. Y.) —
Quarterly
L____:
Cosmopolitan Realty Co. (quar.)—
Crown Cork.jfc Seal, "Ltd.
(quar..)____
Crum &.Forster, 8% "pfd. (quar.)-—.*
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.-, (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.* class A. (quar.)
Dallas Power & Light-, 4%% pfd. (quar.)___
Square
10-15
(
preferred •.<quar.)_____—
"4%%' preferred
Copley
10-10
11-17
50c
93%c
$1.06.%
—
& Steel Indus.—
11- 1.
$15c
$$1.25
$$1.25
—
11-25
1
_____
(quar.)_
common
(s-a)
class
10-15
10-15
-11-1
-r
^
Cooper-Bessemer Corpi, common
Stock dividend ___!
10-15
50c
10c
2nd
B
#•
10-16
1
$1
Continental Gin Co.,
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
(s-a)
Extra
$1.25
:.
Association
partic. class A (quar.)
Safeway, Ltd., 5% 1st pfd.
Class
3
._
—
—
preferred (quar. I ________________
Canada Western Cordage Co., Ltd.—
10-31
12-
5%
11-14
J 15c
Foils, Ltd.,
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
11-1
1
11-
50c
(quar.)
.
10-15
>
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Insurance
5%
11-
—
10-31
50c
25c
30c
35c
31 %c
Canada
12-17
(quar.)__..__
(quar.)_^_i_i
Co.7 common
Copper
11-29
t50c
t37%c
——
Co.," Ltd. (quar.)
of America, com. (quar.)
Can
11-29
12-15
62%c
Glass
preferred
10-15
12-15
25c
(quar.)^--
preferred
11- 1
11- L,.,
11-15
'
Canada
10-
1
11-
12-22
preferred
$4.25
$1
43%c
37%c
Extra
preferred
4.35%
Fire
Camden
$3.75
1
Insurance—
—-
preferred
12-
11-1
1
11-
75c
(quar.)
25c
Associated Telephone Co.,
Atlantic
Title
56 %c
dividend
Extra
preferred
11-
$20c
(quffk)
10c
$56%c
(quar.)
common
$1
Mills*
(s-a)
preferred
Container Corp.
10-15
10-
1
(quar.)
Co." (quar.)
Ltd.
Gas
Natural
Textile
Continental
1
11-
Y.)—
(N.
11-15
11-15
15c
preferred (quar.)
California Hacking Corp.
(quar.)___—
California "Water & Telephone Co.—
11-10
1
Co.
Consolidated
10-17
11-
37%c
$2.50
(quar.)__
Consolidated
4%
10-
$2.50
8
—
(quar.)
Common
$15c
Edison
preferred
Continental
1
Ino.—
B
8
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Pacific
Common
10-17
Consolidated
5%
10-
11-
$1.25
Consolidated
6
6
Consumers
1
51c
55c
(quar.)
Industries
12-22
10-10
10-
11-
(quar.)
Chemical
10-
10-17
12-10
11-1
50c
10-
I-15
10-27
Power—
(extra)
Dearborn Corp.
10-15
8
12-15
(quar.)__
Common 'class
$5
11-
-
participating pref.. class A (quar.)_
partic. pref. class A (extra)
$1.50
10-17"
10-22
47 %c
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Consolidated
$1.50.
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
preferred
participating
preferred
California
2
10-
1
11-
10-31
Light &
preferred
$2.20
9-23
10-29
J25c
Ltd
Co
Life Assn.
preferred
$2.04
7
9-30
11-17
—
7%
$1.25
$1.90
National
10-
$37c
$20c
California Electric Power Co., com.
$3
15c
10-
10c
.
preferred
1st
2nd
80c
income
1
Inc.—
10-29,
50c
$1.75
37V2c
Co
(A. M.) Company, common
preferred (quar.)—
Byron Jackson Co.
(quar.)
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd., common
10-17
75c
Terminal
Byers
10-17
1
11-20
9-23
33c
11-
2-1-53
10-28
11- 1
10-29
32c
7%
10-31
II-
$1.75
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
4% % convertible preference
4%%
Biscuit, $1.25 convertible preferred
payment clears all arrears)
Bush
1
$1
common
Co.
B
(this
5
12-
10-15
11-1
32c
,_
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
10-15
11-15
12-15
56 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
Animal Trap Co. of America, Inc., com._—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.50% pfd. (series with S. F.)
(quar.) —
Arcade Cotton Mills, common (quar.)
6%
preferred (s-a)
preferred
1
25c
Inc.
Corp.,
11-
25c
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A preference
Inc., 4%
&
75c
45c -
50c
$1
$50c
common
Co
Forge
Class
$1.75
preferred
Equipment
10-14
10-15
37 %C
Bottle Co
Archer-Daniels-Midland
10-27
Burns
11-21
45c
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch.
Buffalo
—
Building Co
& Refining Co., com
(quar.)
Viscose
mickeve Incubator Co.,
10-20
Burry
preferred
Thermos
10-20
10-14
10-
11-1
11-1
10c
5c
(s-a)
Corp.
10-15
10-29
$50c
1
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
Steel Products
11-
10-27
Connecticut
$2
1-1-53
11- 1;
95c
37 %c
50c
10-15
1
Quarterly
10-15
11- 1
(quar.)
convertible
5%
^ouieueration
Gas Co.—
Taunton
11-
12-
£$1.50
(quar.)—____
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., common
Buchanan
Conduits
11-14
Telephone—
preferred
1
11-
—
f$3.75
11-14
11- 3
11-
$1.17
investment
net
10-15
11-24
$10c
V
—.—
preferred
$3.80
3-13
11-14
Forest Products, Ltd.—
Columbia
Brockton
12-12
From
10-16
12-10
a6%%
registered (final)—
Columbia
2nd
6%
S
I-2-53
__.
$1.07
(quar.)
preferred
Concord Fund,
Ltd.—
Celanese,
Electric—
(quar,).—;____—
preferred
$1.32 conv.
10-10
11- 1
11- 1
$10c
25c
Quarterly
2
4-1-53
from
(quar.)
com.
4%%
Co.,
Ship
Stock
1-15-53
12c
preferred
4%%
10-23
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting—
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Anderson Clayton & Co. (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Aro
11-15
10-20
Payable of hee.t
Share
(initial)™
Combustion Engineering & Superheater, Inc.
Quarterly
.'
Commonwealth Edison Cc., common (quar.)
10-20
11-25
10-28
$25c
4.65%
10-15
11-25
25c
10c
(quar.)
Corp., Inc
Bullock's,
Corp
Phenolic
20c
—
25c
Co.
Screw
A
10-17
~
securities)
Gas
(initial)-—___________——
B
British
11-24
55c
net
70c
common
Breeze
10-17
11-20
—
Inc. (quar.)
realized gains
Fund,
(quar.)
____________
Hose & Rubber—
Co.
$1.25
common
(quar.) —
(bi-monthly)
Paper Goods, 7% pfd. (quar.)
1st
4%%
10-20
15c
American Smelting
Class
1
25c
common
preferred
5%
11-
75c
(quar.)
Natural
American
1
$1.75
Rubber
$1
Eowling Green Fund, Inc. (quar.)
i
Brantford Roofing, class A
(quar.)__J
$1.75
(From
of
American
12-
■
:——
American News
7%
New
11-14
11-15
——
Mutual
Year-end
American
1
British
preferred
American
Woven
Co.—
—
Home
American
Boston
Ordinary
preferred (quar.)
American Metal Co., Ltd.
American
5
11c
5%
6%
11-
35c
American-Marietta
American
11-20
75c
Hard
sales
Edison
British
preferred
American
Boston
3%c
Co
preferred
4% %
10-15
62 %c
realized security profits
cash
or
stock at
the
_____
Common
American
10-31
25c
(quar.)
-i
common
(quar.)—
4%%
10-15
Ohio
Southern
&
preferred
10-16
11-15
11-15
11-1
11- 1
11-1
35c
Fisheries Corp.,
Class
& Foundry
Car
Common
7%
preferred
12-
(s-a)
common
Columbus
11-17
12- 1
10-31
~
Name ofCompany $
^ t
ttoiaere
When
per
Holdert
Payable of Ree^
~
25c
50c
9c
:
—••
Specal
option)
Can
American
4%
Inc.—
Shares,
net
in
(payable
7%
10-17
Louis)
(St.
—
holders
American
11-
1
87 %c
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly from net Investment income
American
5
11-
50c
Co.
Business
Special
1
12-
50c
Book
American
12-
Booth
Inc
Co.,
(quar.)
A
(s-a)
11-
25c
Quarterly
American
7
Corp.,
preferred
7%
5
<fc
(Sidney)
Ami Co., class
12 %C
common
preferred
conv.
American
Bon
t50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Petroleum
Amerada
Blumenthal
12-10
$25c
(initial quar.) —
preferred (quar.)__
Aluminium,
Amalgamated Sugar.
11-15
Ltd.—■
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., new com.
4%
12-10
1-2-53
Bondstock
Canada,
of
Co.
75c
93 %c
(quar.)_
America, common
of
preferred
$3.75
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
Share
When
Per
Holdere
When
Per
'
.
(1604)
(quar.)_—_
*
!
.
$35c
11-
1
3-16-
10-15
11-18
10-27:
11-28
11-18
11-
1
10-17-
Volume 176
Number 5163
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of
$1.20
Co. of
panic,
preferred
Screw
Federated
4 'A
(/o
(quar.)
(stock dividend).
6%
Works
Street
Petroleum
Fire
York
First
Firth
Food
Corp.,
Corp.,
Brothers
Gear
&
12-19
11-14
$1.75
11-
30c
1
1
10-30
10-20
11-
10-15
1
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
R.
10-17
4%%.
preferred
Froedtert
&
Co.
Corp.,
to
20c
preferred
for
10-15
10-22
Humberstone
11-
1
10-22
Hunt
25c
10-15
10-31
Stock
10-15
$102
at
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
preferred
Gar.Wood
This
General
Stock
•6%
Finance
General
General
General Motors
General
of
$3.50
5%
C
.
pfd.
4%%
Globe-Wernicke
11-21
11-
12-
1
%
preferred
4%
;
57<l
12-19
.11-25
4
11-
3
(W.
common
11-'1
8%
class
67/
preferred
Grafton
12-10
B
11-
2-16-53
2-
2
11-
1
11-
and
29c
International
10-17
International
6214 c
10-31
10-21
International" Utilities
10-31
10-21
(quar.)_
com.
11-
$1.40
6
1
1
6%
11-15
11-
1
10-20
IV
10-20
55c
:$1.25
.•11-
« r
I
25c
,-v
r
(quart)
li r10-20
11-30
;25c.f
'
10-27.
"
:10-10
$1.25
11-
25c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)™l
--56 '4 c
-
1
10-
(All
•
out¬
-" "
"
$1.75
1-2-53
J1-15
11-
12-15
12-
5%
•.v
(quar.)
11-15
1 1-
1
12-
4
1
__
preferred
(accum.)
I.),
Power
Grand
Co.,
Ltd.
11
shares
Union
Gratbn
&
Co.,
Knight,
$2.25
$1.80
prior
Stores,
Grayson-Robinson
preferred
334%
Johnson
10-31
10-10
4%
11-
75c
10-17
Green
1H.
L.)
Co.,
Inc.
1-
-10-17
1
12-10 "'*"11-27
12-10 " 11-27
$1.50
12-10
12-15
11-25
11-
10-10
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co.
12-
11*27
1
1
11-21
11-15
90c
Mobile
$5
&
Ohio
preferred
$5
preferred
Oypsum
Lime
Quarterly
8r Alabastine
5%
preferred
Halliburton Oil
Quarterly
Hamilton
Hancock
,
Co.
r
U-
5
Oil
Well.Cementing Co. (quar.)_
10-31'
11-
1"
10-15
%c
11-
1
10-17
10-15
Ltd.,
class
A
5%
&
pfd.
B
(quar.)
(stock
Harnisc.hfeger
(A.)
514%
Hart,
Hartz
&
2nd
preferred
—
(quar.)__
Schaffner
i
J.
Electric
F.)
&
&
3-11
10-15'
12-
1
m 1
11-1'
10-15
Co.,
Bakeries,
Haydock Fund, Inc.
75c
12-10
11-25
3-10-53
2-25
(quar.)_
class
pfd.
•
11-
12-
11-10
1
5
1-2-53
12-19
1-2-53
12-19
$1.37%
40C
414%
Inc.
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-20
12-
Ltd.,
10-10
Marine
10-
6
11-
1
10-
6
10-31
10-16
'
11-27
11-13
1
11-15
12-15
11-30
12-
5c
Communica¬
a4%
5
10-31
$21
11-14
10-20
$1.75
11-14
10-20
50c
10-31
10-15
60c
12-31
12-
$1.05
12-31
12-
5
52 %c
_____
(increased s-a)
com.
1
(25c
(interim)
pid. (accum.)
7%
11-
32 %c
(quar.).
ordinary
Shovel,
11-20
1
10-27
$1.06'A
$1.25
common—
Inc.
12-31
12-
5
1
11-
7
12-
5
Corp.—
pfd.
12-
1
10-15
1
10-15
tl5c
series
1951
Grain,
Class
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Extra
—
Stores
Corp.,
4'/4%
Co.
———
(quar.)
dividend
12-15
11-17
Metropolitan Building (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
10-31
10-15
3.80%
preferred
11-
1
10-15
3.85%
1-2-53
12-15
3.90%
Stores
11-13
12-30
12-16
12-1
11-
3
t$l
1-2-53
11-
3
•
62 %C
50C
11-
1
10-14
12-
1
11-
3
Co.
12-
1
11-
3
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Shoe Corp., common (quar.)—
preferred A (initial)—
4%%
10-31
11-27
2%
preferred
Melville
10-10
11-29
t25c
40c
(quar.)
common
10-15
1
t50c
—
Porcupine Mines,
10-15
1
11-
50c
(quar.)
common
preierred
common—
1
11-
30c
(quar)
11-
tl5c
Ltd., class A
(increased)
B
McCall Corp.
McColl Frontenac Oil
Mercantile
12-
1
11-
3
45c
11-
25c
-
1
12-
$1.58%
(quar.)
1
11-14
12-15
11-21
10-17
30c
12-19
(quar.)
95c
1-2-53
12-
3
preferred
(quar.)
96'Ac
1-2-53
12-
3
preferred
(quar.)
97 %c
1-2-53 "
12-
3
—
12-10
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.083A
1-2-53"
12-
3
11-
1
10-15
4.45%
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.1 Hi
1-2-53
12-
3
11-
1
10-1.5
Meyercord
12-
1
11-25
11-
1
10-31
20c
;
10-15
10-10
12-20
,
'12'12-
12-20'-
5
5
11-1
10-17
2-2-53
1-19
10c
Co.
(quar.)—.
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
11-
1
10-20
_•
'>.
*
———
11-14'
1
11-14
5%
1-1-53
12-15
Mitchell
37V2c 1-15-53
1-8
$1.25 1-15-53
11-
1
1-
8J
10-10
$1
11-
1
10-10
$1
11-
1
10-
3
10c'
12-15
11-15
12-15
1
11-
12-lfl
12-10
11-18
Company1 (quar:
(quar.)
4%%
—
75c
$1.12%
pfd. A (quar.)
1
11-10
12-30
12-23
11-
12-
10-15
1-10-53
12-26
10c
(quar.)—
Inc.
(quar.)I_
(Alfred),
Landis
Lane
11-
1
2-1-53
10-20
^
1-20
11-10
A
Class
B
LeMaire Tool
10-15
Lees
11-
1
10-20
Lehigh
11-
1
12-
1.
15c
10-31
10-16
n-20
3-30
Inc.,
$6
Stock
A
Lerner
Leslie
Lewis
Stores
Salt
Brothers,
&
Erie Ry.
Moody's Investors Service—
$3
participating preferred
Mooresville
Morrell
Morris
Plan
of America,
Corp.
—
10-15"
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
1-2-53
12-15
12-15
11-15
$1.10
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
343sc
12-
1
11-26
10-27'
11-'1-
10-11
11-10
11-
11-15
11- 1
3%
12-15
11-24-
10-30
10-10
5c
11-
10-17f
5c
12-18
12'/2C
(quar.)—!
& Co.
(quar.)
com.
l-
10- 6
Products
Motor
10-17
U-14r
11- 3
50c
11-
Mount Vernon-Woodbury
11-10
11-10
10-31
10-17
12-20
12-15
1
10-20
$1.50
12-30
12-29
20c
(quar.)
11-30
$3.50
—
Mills, Ltd.
U-30
lc
$20c
(quar.)
Extra
Mount Royal Rice
11- 7
1'
56'Ac
(quar.):
(quar.)
Corp.
1-
1
2c
$2.25 preferred series A
10-31
10-15
1
10-15
11-17
11- 5
12-
11-14-
Mills, Inc.—
12-31
12-17
6%
11-
10-31
Mutual
(S-a)_
$3
1
56'Ac
11-15*
11-
11-
preferred (quar.)_——
Investment Fund
5
11-15
11-
10-31
10-15
t5c
10-31
10-15
11-29
11-
11-
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-30
7
5%
preferred
National
10-30
10-15
1
10-15
62 >/2c
(quar.)
Co.,
30c
12-
1
11-
National
(quar.)
—
1
40c
12-15
11-14
tl5c
10-31
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
Electric
10-22
12-
5
1'
10-15
50c
11-
1
10-10
12-10
11-20
31'Ac
(quar.)
11-
12-10
11-20
25c
10-30
10-17
5c
10-30
10-20
10c
10-30
10-20
(Del.)—
—
(quar.)___.
National Department
National
12-31
15c
Co._
(N. Y.)
City Bank
preferred
1
11-14*
$1.75
25c
Mfg.
Container Corp.
Common
7
10-20
11-
$1.25
common
Chemical &
National
56 'Ac
15c
(quar.)
10-15
11-
11-
(quar.) —
Dehydrating & Milling Co.—
Casket
preferred
11-
cents
10-15
96'Ac
$1.12%
pfd.
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.
National Alfalfa
National
5%
pfd.
4'4%
1
$7
75c
12
and
profits):
security
25c
(Inc.)—
income
net
10-15
1
37 %C
(quarV)_
from
Narragansett Electric,
10c
(quar.)—
1st preferred
5%
Paper,
cents
(8
(s-a)
preferred
7%
from
(quar.)_
22---I
Ltd
1
12-
75C
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Mills
(John)
Nathan
(quar.)
11-
25c
Mutual Chemical Co. of America—
25c
pfd.
$1.50
$1.25
17 %C
(s-a)—
12-17
10c
4'4%
10-24'
10-17
1
$1.50
12-31
preferred
Cement Co.
11-10
11-
35C
(quar.)
15c
Manufacturing Co
Corp.,
Co.
preferred
(quair:))——
preferred
& Sons Co.. 3185%
Portland
$6
Munistng
1
»2%C
dividend
(James)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
4'4%
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp.
10-24
1
pfd.
common
10-21
Inc
<fc
5'4%
Co.,
11-15
(quar.)
Fabrics,
Society,
Power
10-31
(quar.)
Lea
10-25'
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Class
11-17
25C
class
H.),
Inc.,
Montana
10-15
1*
$1.20
20c
Lansing Company
11-
56'4C
Inc.,
Machine Co.
Bryant,
Monroe Loan
11-
$1.12%
(quar.)
.—
1
29 c
pfd.
(quar.)
(M.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Laboratories, $1.16
B
(quar.):
preferred
11-14
10-20
$50c
preferred
preferred
40c
11-14
10-31
t31'Ac
(quar.)
(s-a)
15c
Telephone
Lakeside
Class
4.40%
Power,
4.50%
Mount Diablo Co.
1
IOC
$1.75
preferred (quar.)—
Inc.
Ltd.
Co.,
Year-end
Company—
Lamston
Monogahela
—
& Co.,-Ltd.
(Robert)
$1.06'A
9-30
tic
50c
Crosse
S.)
10-15
12-12
27 %C
11-15
3-20
La
(J.
Mitchell
10-15
1,
12-12
t7%C
4.80%
75C
10-16
Apparel,
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred (quar.)—
4-8'
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
11-14-
1
Montgomery
Mining Co., Ltd.__
(S. II.)'ic Co.
4'4%
$1.60 prior pref. (quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
Missouri Utilities Co., common (quar.)
12-
20c
L'Aiglon
Brick
12-
5c
Stores, Inc.
Locks,
Rhoads,
12-1
1-2-53
2nd
Milton
$1
4-1-53
Kroger
&
$1.12 V*
8 7'4C
37 '/2C
Kwikset
Miller
1
11-
25c"
s
:
11-
$1.22%
75c
Minute Maid Corp.,
37'/2c
Kroehler Mfg.,
Extra
—
(quar.)
Minneapolis Gas Co.——-—
-
(quar.)
Kress
(quar.)
Petroleum Corp.
10-20
l-*_
*
S.)
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
Continent
10-15
11*
(quar.)
(S.
preferred
4.90%
Mid
10-29
,
preferred
tl2%c
A
10-15
10-20
10-31
$1
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
10-17
preferred
Laurentide
$1.37'4
B
10-17
$1.50
6834c
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
11-15
$$1.25
40c
(quar.)
Marx
Light
Corp. of America,
HatKaWay
6
$1.25
common
issue
10-15
1
10-31
25C
1
37 y2c 4-15-53
(quar.)
s—
Lambert
2%
514% preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Hartford
Hat
Corp.,
preferred
Harris
3-31-53
ITr.l
12-
div.)
,.:A jPayable in class A__
5
12-26
75c
Co.,
Co.,
Co.—
Kresge
25c
17%C
____'_
Cotton
1
11-
10%
95c
•
—
—_—
Kirsch
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
11-
10c
preferred A
1
5c
Inc
common
(s-a):
11- 3
11-a,,
$50c
Gas
$1.06'A
10c
11-
Light—
3'4%
1
10-31
$40c
i_
Hagerstown
.
of
3
11-" 5
11-
1-15-53
933Ac
Keyes Fibre Co., $3 cum. class A (quar.)—»
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Klngan & Co., 4% preferred (quar.)
Kingston Products (s-a)!
Kobacker
$1.25
(quar.)
3
11-
11-15
62 %C
—
(quar.)
11-
12 %c
:
12-12
11-
Mead
933AC
(quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co.,
Common
(quar.)
10-31
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
10-20
12-12
75c
12-
RR.—
Gurney Products, Ltd.-, $1.60 pfd.
10-13
3
25c
12-15
50C
(quar.)
(quar.)
./Kellogg Company,
7%
(quar.)
pfd.
15C
&
Kirkland Lake Gold
Griesedieck
Gulf
5%
4.40%
(quar.)____
preferred
11-15
U2%c
37
10-22
1
11-
$1
;
Chemical
McLellan
75o
__.
.""11-14
50c
Western Brewery Co.
67a- convertible preferred (quar.)
1
11-
$3.50
$1
—
Inc
preferred
11-17"
$12'4c
L
11-
$1.50
$1.06 »A
10-15
50c
10-22
(quar.)____
10-31
$1.50
(quar.)
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Inc
conv.
1-15
62 'Ac
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Extra__:
56'4 c
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.
10-22
1
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
preferred
4%%
11-
$2:
25c
Great West Coal Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)__
ClaSs
B
(quar.)______
'_
RR.
1
11-
:
preferred
(quar.)l_
Royalty Co.,
Ranch
City
3.80%
,
$50c
(s-a)
4.25%
2-2-53
15c
preferred
Kansas
Inc.
pfd.
Mills, 7%
3-20
11-
$1.75
(quar.)
pfd.- (quar.)—
11-
-
2
Maytag Company, $3 preference (quar.)
Chemical, 5% preferred (quar.)—
5c
(quar.)
common
______
•Johnson Testers,
t50c
preferred' (quar.)
preferred
Light $6
McArthur
35c
133Ac
common
Co.,
11-17
(quar.)
common
&
$2.10 prior preferred (s-a)
$1.05 convertible preferred (s-a)
Mclntyre
held——
10-
4-1-53
Casualty Co.,
t75c
(quar.)_
9-19
10-27
75c
preferred (quar.)
Marshall Field & Co. (quar.)
10-14
10-20
10-14
1
$1'
(quar.)
7%
1
1
1
11-
62%c
4'A%
Power
11-
11-
11-
(quar.)—
common
International
Co.,
$2.bU
10%
A
3:!4%
■
&
___
Marconi
11-10
$1.50
10-14
preferred
Calculators
2%c
common
1
10- 2
Realization
Marchant
1
12-15
11-
12-20
Rice
preferred
12-
1
5
12-23
10-27
37'Ac
Tea
11-17
3iy4C
Smelting
10-15
1—
—
Mining
1
--r-
& Light—
(quar.)__;
Special
.
$25c
____
(quar.)__
11-
Power
12-15
$2
.___
A
Central
12-15
(quar.)
2
11-
1-2-53
1-2-53
(quar.)
H.),
Stock
R.
Knitting Mills, Inc.,
$1.25
._
2
10-
(quar.)_
preferred
Jev/el
12-19
....,
(quar.)J
Inc.,
..75c
56'4 c
1
(quar.)
10-
1
(stock dividend) —
each
preferred
4%
1
(quar.)-
com.
1
11-
35c
'StoCk' 'dividend
Jersey
$2.50
Inc.,
for
preferred
Heintz,
Jantzen
t'c-
„
12-15
(quar.)
11-
5
1
12-
$1
2-19
of
Corp., Ltd., 5% preference
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., common
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred-(quar.)
Jacobs (F. L.) Co., 5%
•'
10-31
15c
——
5
11-
10-17
$1.50
Products,
McCord Corp.,
4%
1'
10c
_z.
11-
11-20
'
$1
(quar.)
common
1
-—:—
common
share
&
11-28
12-15
12-
10c
b
62 %c
25c
conv.
Jack
11-26
12-31
1-15-53
30c
Trust (Providence,
preferred
(quar.)
One
11-
3
10-21
Corp.—
Foundation,
Ironrite, Inc.,
4%
11-
1
11-
50c
Ltd
(30c
dividend
Mathieson
Extra
$1.2714
redeemed)
preferred
Packers,
convertible
$2.50
11-25
$1.12%
convertible
•
(s-a)__-_i
1
t83Ac
(increased)
Investment
11-15
12-
10-
11-
and $1.20
Inc.
Trucks,
McCabe
Investors
12-
$1.37%
10-31
45c
t$1.75
(quar.)—
—
10-15
55c
preferred.
par)
$1.50
,_i._
(R.
Marion
$1.75
(quar.)
($5
Extra
Maryland
__.—
preferred (quar.)
$1.40 convertible preferred (quar.)
Interstate Engineering Corp.
Intertype Corp. (stock dividend)
1-15
1
($100 par)
Common
10-20
10-
10-27
Nickel, Ltd.—
preferred
1
1
(quar.)__
com.
.'—
of
(quar.)
Luzerne County Gas & Electric—
4y»%
preferred
(quar.)
tion
Co.,
(quar.)
pfd.
11-
12-
30C
Harvester
preferred
7%
2-1-53
10-27
30c
7%
50c
9-24
1
from ordinary
security profits)-
preferred (quar.)
Correspondence School World,
9-30
$$1.25
1
11-19
3-10-53
(quar.)
Nashville
Stores,
Mar-Tex
11-
12-
12-10
3
50c
22c
Mailman
9c
2-19
50c
3
$1.25
:
Limited
7%
9-30
11-15
10-
1
current
(quar.)
4'4%
Corp.,
10-17
J25C
11-
(16c
from
1
(quar.)_
of
Lucky
5%
^__
International
*
6%
GranbyConsolidated
10-10
Ltd.—
11-15
Co.—
convertible'
1
11-
$1
"International
9-30
1
11-
out
common
Shares,
profits)
1
Graham-Paige Corp.—
57c
1-16
J25c
earnings)
Co.,
Group shares
Interchemical
11-20
11-15
35c
,
Co.," Ltd., class
&
2-2-53
income
Extra
&
Bond Group Shares
(12c from
ordinary income and 18c from security
10-6'
1">
$1.50
(s-a)—
&
Louisville
Siock
10-10
11-
$1.50
*
common
8'X class A' preferred
10-15
10-17
Stock
preferred
income
12-19
;
Batteries,
R.)
Ltd.—
registered:''(interim)
Co., Ltd. (increased s-a)
Extra—
10-10
12-29
$1.3714
preferred
being
% %. 'preferred
Grace
1
1
55c
Oil
Aviation
11-10
50c
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., common..
$5, preferred
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4% preference
\
.i
:
Gould-National
Co.
Ingersoll-Rand
11-10
-
11-25
93 %c
(quar.)___
Co., common
preferred
&
1111-
3-10-53
preferred
2nd
non-cum.
$1
(quar.)
common
and accumulated
'<
-.14-14
1-10-53
Co.,
(quar.)
^.Incorporated ^Investors (paid
11-3
1
50c
-(quar.)
-
Rubber
State
Imperial Tobacco-Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
5
10rl5
.
-11-15
12-
Imperial
10-31
1-1-53
20C
;.
5
15c
7
Goodall
Power
Louisiana
Mack
(quar.)
preference
Co.,
Louisiana
10-17
Macy
(quar.)_
(quar.
shares
12-1$
7
Corp;—
dividend)
preferred
10-20
10-31
50c.
C.L Company^.
standing
1
11-15
15c
11-19
10c
in cash only
Hotel,
12-30
7%
12-10
22 V2 C
•.
10-
:_i
(quar.)
Glenmore Distillers,
Baltimore
Extra
45c
(reduced quar.)
87 y2c
Ltd.,
Co.,
11-
30c
$1.10
10-17
15c
stock)
$1.26
—
11-
Dock
convertible
Lord
1
12-
$1.25
__
common
$5
11-15
11-15
ni-Imperial" Chemical.-Industries,
10-20
8714c
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
(quar.)
H.)
11-29
11-29
8
:
A.) Co., 5%-
(P.
12'Ac
12'/2C
&
12-
(quar.)_
Company,
5%
•
or
Coal
convertible
12-
I"
Waterworks
(A.
•
,
cash
5%
5%
$1
preferred
(quar.);
preferred
(quar.)i-_^-___'_i________
Gillette
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Ordinary
5.10%
Gilbert
In
Lorain
t40c
11-
1-2-53
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
Glatfelter
7
11-20
10-31
3
4-15
(S.
10-
11-15
11-
Power
Illinois.Zinc
7-15
5%
1
12-15
t $1.25
(annual)
gains dividend
11-20
8-1-53
Gerrard
Ltd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
investment
is payable
40c
11-12
,12- 3
5-1-53
(stock
11-
capital
which
(quar.)—
45c
50c
Common
10-15
Lyon Metal
50c
preferred
10-17
1
Macco Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
1
11-
10-10
(quar.)
$5.50
A
11-
$1
(quar.)
10-10
(quar.)
$2.20
pfd.
from
10-10
Common
General
Year-end
1
Theaters
preferred
,-i.
1
Common
preferred
10-10
,
8%
Extra
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
Telephone (Indiana),
General
11-
25c
10-17
12-
HV4S
Co.,
Long Island Lighting Co., common (quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.—
1
25c
preferred
General
10-25
25c
11-15
Wares,
10-25
11-15
11-
n
Steel
10-17
11-15
$1.50
11-
3
$1.50
Utilities
preferred
1
62'Ac
11-
50C
(quar.)
General
Locw's Boston
Pipe
51c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
10-17
11-
—
(quar.
(quar.)
Joint
583Ac
10c
preferred
_
11-14
Preferred
53'Ac
$1.75
$5.50
Shoe
Lock
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
Corp., $6 pfd.
(quar.)__
Special
10-17
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
General
10-17
1
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service
Public
1
10-24
11-
10c
(quar.)
common
—
11-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-
■
30c
$4
guaranteed
preferred
15c
$4.50
General
Extra
15c
Institutional
Advertising,
preferred
10-15
guaranteed
Special
4.26%-
__:
$3.75
6%
General
1
5%
(quar.)
r.
10-24
11-
50c
capital
1111-
$1
;
original
Special
4.08%
(quar.)
preferred
Outdoor
11-
25c
10-31
12-23
50C
;
(quar.)
Local Finance
4.70%
(quar.)
$2
preferred
Illinois
Texas—
(s-a>___
preferred
10-15
720c
Quarterly
.
Corp.—
6%
10-29
1
11-
5%
Corp-
11-10
10-17
Foods Corp.-,
$3.50 pfd.
(quar.)
Industries Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Mills. Inc.
(quar.)
General
12-
37'/2c
11-15
12-31
87!4c
common
(quar.)
RR.
11-
11-15:'
15c
A
11-14
40c
25c
(Fort Wayne, Ind.)
capital
10-31>.
(quar.)
Cigar Co., 7% preferred
General Dynamics Corp., $2
pfd.
preferred
1
Original
10-17
$1
Co.
preferred
convertible
11-14
6214c
General
4%
1
10-31
dividend
5%
12-
Co.
50c
Poods, Inc.—
preference A
31c
60c
Co.,
preferred
Miami
5%
Co.,
and
50c
$2.8114
General Baking Co., common..
General Bottlers, Inc.
(quar.)
General
Little
11-
Holder<
Payable of Reo,
25c
Printing
11-12
(quar.)
convertible
Link-Belt
(quar.)
Shoe
income
Extra
$1
tl5c
(quar.)
Co.
Illinois BriclrCo.
preferred—
arrears
common
Oil
10-15
12-20
(quar.)
Y.)
Power,
investment
Lincoln National Life Ins.
15c
;
(quar.)
American
Common
1
1-1-53
62 >/2c
30c
Refrigerator (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Power Co., common (quar.)
-4%-preferred- (quar.)
•
r.
(quar.)
Industries, 4%%.
4%' preferred
$3.50
—
(N.
&
net
*80c
common...
payment clears all
Gardner-Denver-Co.,
10-15
Idaho
.
.-
share
per
ll-v3
(extra)
common
5%
10-15
1214 c
Lincoln
dividend
"
5%
(quar.)
Hussman
8714c
_______
10-15
$1.25
A
preferred
5%
•
Corp.—
(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,.
10-31
55c
1
Hudson Motor Car Co
1
1
:
redemption
dividend)
this
10-17
Lignt
11-
(quar.)__:._
11-
(quar.)_
Co.
(Joseph)
Houston
11-
5%' preferred"(quar.
(Canada), *,4%". pfd.
(entire issue
called
Hardart
$1.25
Company,
Co.
&
$$1.1214
Securities
$3.50
10-16
10-28
10-25
■;
tl2%c
(quar.)
Gabriel
10-31
10-15
(quar.1)
B
Home
814 c
(quar.)
common
common
preferred
11-24
pur¬
exercised)
(quar.)
Industrial
1
1
20c
(Henry) & Co. (stock dividend)
Horder's, Inc. (quar.)
Hormel (George A.) &
Co., com. (quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.)
Horn
(s-a)
-
12-
from
9c
from
net
realized capital gains
Liberty Life insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly
$1.25
preferred
com.
class
convertible
11-
When
Share
45
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
11-15
Holt
amount
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd^,
25C
8
3
of Company
Quarterly
:
prior
Lumber
Ltd.,
Holly Sugar Corp.,
to Oct. 17, when
up
Grace
Corp.
Telegraph
(A.
the
(Edward)
5%
8
10-
11-
35c
(quar.)—
5%
Per
Name
53'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.,
Mfg.
10-
10-31
11-15
Corp.—
A
preferred
conv.
Class
(quar.)
is
will expire or be
Stores
Franklin
•
4%
Holden
Corp.—
15c
A
Chocolate?
Hotels
Hines
933Ac
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)
..
preferred
Hilton
10-15
Products
5%
preferred
Hightstown Rug,
10-17
1
933Ac
(quar.)___—
5% pfd.
Higbee Co., 5% preferred (quar.)__
Higbie Mfg. Co., common—
10-24
1-2-53
$1
11-
25c
(This
com.
option of W.
plus
11-12
11-
45c
(quar.)
Holden
Payable of Reo.
15c
Co.,
preferred
4(4%
2
1-
75 c
quar.)
(quar.)
common
Co.
divs. of the
Freiman
Gair
1
1-16-53
25c
non-voting
chase The shrs.
$2.20
7%
preferred
Hershey
quar.)_.
Machine
preferred
Kleiser
Franklin
Fulton
10-16
334%
Wallace—
on
the
11-
15c
(quar.)
B
&
due
Steel
,
Forbes &
Class
Hercules
10-11
(accum.)
(increased
(increased
convertible
Foster
10-11
10-31
4c
Extra
60c
10-31
$1.50
pfd.
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
Common
Powder
$1.06'A
33A,%
Foote
Hercules
When
Share
common
1
$2
Ltd.
Company,
10-20
12-
preferred (s-a)'
Inc., .7% pfd. (quar.)
Sterling,
Fluor
$3
Phila.
of
Hecht
10-31
12-13
Corp.
Association
10-20
50%
(quar.)_—
Corp.,
10-31
62 VaC
Stores, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Products, Inc.—
prior preferred
"56"
Per
Name of Company
37 '/2c
(quar.)_,
convertible
Walnut
1500
Holdera
Hayes Manufacturing Corp
30c
—
Department
Fibreboard
Payable of Rec.
Pittsfield, Inc. (Mass.) —
Federal-Mogul Corp.
Federal
When
Snare
Company
Federal Loan
(1605)
Stores Corp. (quar.)
Welding
Machine
(quar.)
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1606)
When
Per
Name of Company
National
60c
Share
Ltd.—
Hosiery Mills,
A
(quar.)
preferred
Nelsner
(quar.)
10-31
10-10
(quar.)
11-
10-10
35c
Inc., 4%% pfd. fljuar.)__
Neon Products of Western Canada, Ltd.—
6% preference (entire issue called for re¬
demption on Nov. 1 at $51.50 per
plus this dividend)
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
New
Co
process
11-
37'Ac
11-15
10-31
60C
11-15
10-31
York
Air Brake
New
York
Merchandise
New
York
State
Co
Co.
Electric
Common
$4.50
Wire
10-21
Reynolds
10-20
Class
Rice, Stix,
1
11-
1
10-20
10-17
11-15
12-
3%%
Share
&
Cprp.
Western
5
$1.12 ft
I-2-53
12-
5
4.50%
30c
11-
11-
15c
1
12,12
Corp.,
$2 convertible preferred
(quar.
Northern
Engineering Works
$1.50
Illinois
Corp.,
convertible
Northern
RR.
$1.50
4.85%
30c
12-16
11-26
Rutland
4.60%
Hampshire)
preferred
preferred
Extra
Noyes
.:
Ohio
Shoe
6%
Inc.,
preferred
Gas
5%%
<fc
redeemable
5%
preferred
Ltd.,
&
Park
10-
5 ft %
5ft%
11-
1
10-17
Scott
11-29
11-19
10-31
9-15
11-
1
10-16
11-21
1
11-
11-15
1
Scranton
10-15
10-15
10-22
Securities
11-
1
10-15
Common
11-
1
10-15
5'%
11-
1
10-15
11-15
10-27
11-15
10-27
11-15
10-27
11-15
10-27
Security
11-15
10-27
10-27
;
11-15
10-20
Sharp
11-14
12-20
1
10-20
5
4.24%
10-17
10-31
11-
3
45c
10-31
10-
3
10-31
25c
10-
11-
1
1
10-20
Bank
10-29
10- 8
26c
11-15
11-
5
32Ac 2-15-53
4.48%
33c
11-15
11-
5
$75c
11-15
10-15
Southern
Canada
1
10-15
Southern
Company
southern
Indiana
11-
$1.06
12-
1
6%
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)
40c
1
1
11-14
11-
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
10-31
10-17
Philadelphia Co., 6%
preferred
11-
$4.50
$4
1st
Dairy
(s-a)
'
$1.50
non-cum.
!
2nd
,
11-
1
10-
(quar.)
$1
1-1-53
1
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.07'A
11-
1
10-10
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
95c
11-
1
10-10
5%
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
1
11-
1
10-20
60c
prior pfd.
(s-a)
11-29
Company
Potomac
Edison, 3.60%
4.70%
pfd.
conv.
17'Ac
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
preferred B
25c
preferred
(quar.)
1-
Ltd., 4%
pfd.
10-30
"50c
11-
Wesson Oil
9-30
9-30
7%
11-21
West
Virginia Pulp
22'Ac
11-15
10-31
4'A%
11-14
11-28
11-28
11-14
10-31
10-31
10-
28'Ac
10-31
10- 5
11-
Westchester
10- 5
(quar.)
5
5%
10-20
11-
1
1
6
5%
3
10-15
5%
&
5%
5%
Class B
$$2
1-2-53
12-10
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com.
4% prior lien (quar.)
White
-
12-10
11-
11-28
11-14
7
10c
12-10
42C
11-
3
10-20
(quar.)
$1
11-
1
10-15
$1
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)
156'Ac
11-
1
10-15
11-28
Procter
&
Gamble
Co.
4%
%
preferred
4.2®%
Punta
(quar.
$1.75
11- 1
12-10
$15c
(quar.)
11-
1
11-
1
1
-
preferred
Colorado,
(quar.);
com.
(quar.)
!
Alegre Sugar Corp.
Quebec
Power
$3.50
Co.
of
(quar.)_____
America,
Co.
Raymond
Extra
on
common.
^
11-14
1
11-14
11-
1
10-
6%,
$1.50
11-29
•
11-
of
Inc.
5
12-12
11-30
11-25
common
(quar.)
25c
".
(quar.)-___
10-31
:
(quar.)
Gas
Service,
6%
12-15
preferred
preferred
A
B
11-
3
11-
3
25c
37'Ac*'
60c
ft
'
10-24
Sullivan
Sun Oil Co.,
10-20
Sunshine
10-20
11-15,..
10-24
11-13
10-16
12-15
10-31
10-27
.
i
Superior
Swift '&
Consolidated
4%%
Steel
W.)
(F.
10-24
$1.50
10-31
10-15
27'Ac
(quar.)
com.
11- 1
11- 1
$1.25
Wood Industries
Co.
Mines,
.
,
11-
1
25c
11- 1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
25c
Cab
12-
1
11-20
1-2-53
2-2-53
12-20
25c
37'Ac
10-31
-
Co.—
10-20
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
County Gas Co.
Consolidated
10-15
Yuba
10-21
Yukon
10-31
10-21
10-31
10-21
30c
11-
1
10-15
65c
12-
1
25c
1-20
/
(quar.)_
preferred
1*
37'Ac 1-31-53
10-10-
1-10
,
37'Ac 4-30-53
:
4-10
37'Ac 7-31-53
—
(quar.)_-
*
-
7-10
50c
11- 1
10-15
10-15
5c
11-10
$8c
10-31
8-30
$17'Ac
$31'Ac,
$37'Ac
11- 1
11-1
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
1
11-14
(quar.)_:
$10c A 12-16
$1.1272
:
■'
25c
;
<
11-
preferred
•Transfer
./
resident
llrl5
not
closed
12-
1
Canadian
tax
this
for
Less British
Less Jamaica income tax,
income tax.
payment
or
-
Previous
published
i,
holders
dates
-
-f
.
7% .*"*
"
—
*
10-24
*
.
tax
15% r resident tax
dividend.
,
Canadian non-residents' tax. '
deductible, at thq source.. Non¬
less 15%
x
.y Corrected
:—-
Funds,
a
-
20c
*
(quar.)
books-
IPayable1 in
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
10-17
3
common
5%
11-5
1-1-53
Ltd.,
Fields
Clbid Corp., Ltd
tPayabie in-U. .6. Funds,
10-10
40c
Tquafl
Gold
Consolidated
Zeller's,
11-17
11^ 1
12-5
-
$1
( quar.
/.Talon, Inc., 47e preferred (s-a)
11-10
10-31
12- 8
50c
6%
10-31
Ltd._—_____
Corp.; (quar.)——
10-15
10-15
-
12- 1
50c
a3%
(quar.)___
(s-a)
6%
37'Ac
(quar.)
1
(William) Jr. Co.—
preferred
37'Ac
class A preferred
Biscuits,' Inc.
Co.
see
6%
■
10-24
,
10-21
-
Gar
Yellow
11-
(quar.);
com.
1-28
.10-15
Extra
8c
(quar.)
—
10-28
Co.—
Power
York
(quar.)
12-
11-14
(quar.)__
preference
$1
common
12-15
11-21
2-20-53
11- 8
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
10-17
10-31
25c
,
$4 2nd preferred (quar.
Suburban
10-17
1
,
25c
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.,
5.20% preferred (quar.)
11-
6
1-2-53
50c
(quar.)
..
37'Ac
11-
57c
& Co.
67c
11-24
50c
IIU'II
.W",
11-20
10-15
1-2-53
1
Inc
10-20
10-20
11- 1
15c
(quar.)
Wrigley
11-28
Suburban Electric Securities Co.—
10-31
•
Electric
Woolworth
10-31
37'Ac
(quar.)
11-1
11- 1
11-15
25c
(s-a)
Monthly
Strawbridge & Clothier
3
72c
(quar.i__
;
11-
-
(quar.)____!
Crampton Corp.
(Gar)
6%
Corp.
25c
50c
15c
common——
25c
preferred
Wood
Textiles, Inc.—
(J. P.)
10-17
10-17
(quar.)
preferred
5%
7
11-25
preferred.
Stouffer
sales of securities.
Rayonier, Inc.. (quar.)
Reading Company,
1
12-
50c
•
Pile
12-
87'Ac
(quar*)
Concrete
472%.
Stevens
$25c
(quar.)_:
from gains realized
11-14
15c
^____
Railway and Light Securities Co.—
Quarterly of 28c and a distribution
Randall
1
15c
(quar.).:
preferred
12-
Stern
&
11- 1
50c
■
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.,
6%
30c
Brewers,
10-15
50c
•
£
Corp.
1
11-24
11-1
$1
(quar.)_____
Rubber
12-10
$1.43%
(quar.)
10- 7
$20c
Stores
Sterling
10-24
11-
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. (quar.)_,_
Extra
11-15
35c
$1.06 ft.■<
(quar.)_
•Quaker Oats Co., 6%
Radio
*
10- 4
10- 4
25c
Co.
10-10
11-
&
Wisconsin
10-10
$10c
12-12
10-31
10-31
15c
Oil
Winters
11-28
$20c
(quar.)
1-2-53
(quar.)...
Corp.
Corp.,
preference
Brothers
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
10-10
1
12- 3
2- 2
Quarterly
10-15
11-
Instrument
Sewing Machine
prior
$125
11-17$1.25 2-16-53
Extra
^
Co
Stern
65c;
of
Electrical
Wilcox
-
Public Service Co.
10-15
10-15
tl2'/2c
$12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
&
10-17
11- 1
11- 1
$1.25
class A
Weston
class B
Brothers
11- 1
10-31*
Stationery Co.—
10-20
(quar.)
class A
$1
40c
31'Ac
(quai.)
10-20
(accum.)
10-15
10-15
-
1
common
of Canada, common
(A.)
&
preferred
Westminster Paper Ltd.,
$2
(Del.)—
11- 1
11-1
preferred A (quar.)_
Whitehead
Light
40c
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
10-31
20c
pfd.
10-31
10-16
.
Co.—
1
15c
Stein
RR.
11-
50c
Sterchi
Pacific
1
5c
4'/2%
10-10
11-15
11- 1
12-1
•
,
11-
(liquidating)
Co., Ltd.,
10-15
11- 1
-
'
Co.—
$1.10
56.'Ac
$4 preferred
11-1
25c
t25c
-
(accum.)
Western Tablet
.'
& Sons,
-
-
11-15
11-
30c
(quar.)
10-24
preferred (quar.)
Western
10-24
10-14
—
5c
Stanley Brock Ltd.,
10-13
A
7-17
10-13
11- 1
(quar.)
Western Light & Telephone Co., com.
Co.—
Standard Tube,
10-13
11-
class
4-17 7
10-17
10-31
(quar.)__
Securities
rs
10-17
1-16--
-
$1.06'A
Corp
--
(quar.)
Western Insurance
-
-
11-10
$1.12'A*
Insurance
preferred
10-16
12-
20c
1
11-15
140c
Paper—
Western Light & Telephone Co., com.
Securities, Inc.—
preferred
-
(quar.)
Fire
12- 1
10- 9
-
50c
.—
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd
,
$2.50
37'Ac
(quar.)
Preference (quar.)
11-
preferred
-
17V2C
Inc*
11-29
.
10-15'
11- 6
11- 1
11-10
f$1.37'A
pfd
5'A%
(quar.)
&
--- -
1-16
-
11-17
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
B
preferred
-
t20c
West
50c
12-22
10-15
,10-15
*12-10
11- 3
$1.0644
$1.12'A
(quar.)
& Snowdrift Co.,
prior
*
45c
(quar.)
15c
;_
-—
common
10-15
10-20
Class
preferred
Co.,
Ltd., class A_
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd.,
10-20
Steel Co.
Light
3
.50c
10-18
10-16
37V2c
11- 1
37'Ac
2-1-53
37'Ac ' 5-1-53
37(Ac
8-1-53
62'Ac/
11- 1
Waterous,
10-20
preferred
Gas
$4.50 convertible preferred
1
_
10-13
90c
(s-a)
$4.25
10-10
10-
10-30
150c
Standard Steel Spring Co.—
47c convertible preferred (quar.)
2
10-27
$1.17'A
(quar.)—
Price Brothers & Co..
II-14
1
1
$7
1
1-15-53
11'AC
(quar.)
(quar.)__
__
(quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.)__
Washington
(quar.)
*
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4 'A %
Pittston
preferred
10-31
1
Power
10-31
preferred
6%
11-30
12-15
10-16
'10-31
11-18
-
-<
Warren Brothers Co.,
125c
(quar.)
$1.25
75c
—
6%
.
60c
.
(quar.)_!:__
10-27
11- 3
10-27 '
10-15
11-1
11- 1
.11-28
11- 1
.
(quar.)
10-27
1
$4 preferred series A
10-15
10-31
preferred
1
11-
1- 2
10-10
11-15 ;
30c
—
preferred
1
11-
Fuel
(quar.)
6%
11-
11-
(E. R.)
:
America
11-
11-
Standard
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Pioneer Petroleum Co.,
11-
$1
(qu»r.)___
Phillips Petroleum
6%;
_
10-15
97'Ac
Shoe
Corp. of
40c
65c
12- 8-
•
—
10-10
1
12- 8
10-31
$1.50
Vapor Heating, 6% preferred (quar.)
—
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba—.—
Virginian Railway—
11-
10-17
12-20;.
•
62y2c
35c
t2'Ac
(quar.)__
com.
10-20
92 'Ac
&
(quar.)__.
10-15
$1.03%
conv.
preferred
10-17
;
12-20
'
$75c
—._
....
(quar.)__
(s-a)
$6
12-12
10-17
1
11- 1
;
>"•
■
,
Vanadium
10-31-
11-
37Ac 1-10-53
-
.
....
10-14
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
$1.50
110c
11- 1
10c
Stores
«
11-14
1-1-53
12'Ac
,
C
class A preference
10-15
12- 1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
9-8
10-15
'
preferred (quar.)
—; $1.31'A
11- 1
Knitting- Co.—
;
5% prior preferred (quar.)__
> 62'Ac
1-2-53
Valcar Enterprises, 6% pfd. A (quar-.)
15c
11-1'
Valspar Corp., common (quar.)
12'Ac "11- 1
:
$4 convertible preferred (s-a)_
$2
1-31-53
Van Camp Sea Food Co. (quar.)
•
10c
11- 1
11-25
(quar.)
Standard
97'Ac
preferred (quar.)___
Sugar Corp., common
11-25
preferred
Squibb
Co.—
(quar.)
'
'
>•<>•
-
25c
11-
125c
'
'
2'A%
_
■■
1
22ftc
—
dividend
1
1
11-
*
*
-,.i
11-25
15C
1
*
10- 3
*
11- 4
11-
•
.
(quar.)
common
10- 3
25c
$1.06ft
A
.
(s-a)
Corp.,
10-14
1
11- 1-
.
.
.
.
11-
$1.20
preferred
Machinery Corp.—
(quar.)
Co.—
' 10-14
11- 1
11-
35c
.
(quar.)
12-15
.'.125C
Electric
Spokane Portland. Cement,
10-10
.Phillips-Jones Corp.,
<
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
10-31
11-1
25c
.
62ftc
37'Ac
10-17
Utica
,9-25
_12-15;
50C
common
Spring Valley Co., Ltd.
11-
preferred
10-17
130c
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons Inc.—
12-12
$1.10
preferred
10-17
3
10-28;
preferred
4ft %
-
Co.—
(quar.)
3.90%
11- 3
11-
22c
..a
(quar.)
Drug,
Special Investments
12-12
preferred
4%
10-17
$1.06'A
_
.___
&
3
10-15
l"
5y«%
10-17
1
12c
.
"(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
4.40%
1
4.40%
Philip Morris &
1
11-
.
(quar.)_
com.
11-
15c
(quar.)_^
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd
Upper Peninsula Power Co.,
■
1-1-53
._
,11-
10c
28c
4.257c
3
$1.12'A
preferred
12-10
40c
A
—
preferred
United
1
4fOc
Power
Gas
10-20
t37c
11-15
t40c :. 11-29
United Transit Co., 5% preferred (quar.)^—
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., common • (quar.
12-10
1-2-53
,
common
class
IAnes
Radiator
6%
12-10
1-2-53
.i $5>
10c
United Steel
10-16
12-
12-31
4.157o
Spencer
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric
1
12-15
145c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
30c
Products Co.—
preferred
11-
8.
87'Ac
Extra
II-14
3.90%
3
■
Philadelphia
preferred
Southwestern
10-14
25c
____;
(quar.)
1
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
3.70% preferred (quar.)_
10-14
11-
11-14
25c
Extra
11-
40c
25c
(quar.)
Permanente Cement Co.
12-
6%
U.
11-14
(quar.)
California Petroleum—
4.807c
11-14
$1.06 ft
10c
Gear
1
preferred
4.56%
Southern
—-
..
preferred
Stock
10-24
12-
(quar.)
5
$$1.50
(B'klyn)
10-17
(quar.)
Edison,
preferred
5
t
4-20
50c
2-
Extra
&
Works
11-
(resumed)
Perkins Machine
Lathe
California
11-15
v
Co.
Bend
Southern
-f-.$25c
'
Hoffman
4ft %
U. S.
10-17
1
Year-end
(quar.)_______
Extra
Pepsi-Cola
1
11-
(J.
South
30c
(initial)
S.
7-20
..6'Ac
(quar.)_
Hungerford) Co. (quar.)
Smith (T. L.). Co., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Solar Aircralt Co., 90c conv.
pfd...(quar.)
net
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
National
11-
$1
preferred
Smith
Inc.—
accumulated
Extra
I-20
1
1
(quail,)
7
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Common (quar.),
3
1
11-
1
5-
50c
Smith
12-
2-
8-
Slater (N.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Smith (A. O.), Oorp. (quar.)
.
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
United States
30c
___
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
Peoples
U.
10-20
11-15,
(quar.)
12-20
25c
common
preferred
pfd.
11-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
$1.32
■6%
Ltd.,- 57*
11-14
preferred
Penman's, Ltd.,
10-20
1
11-
40c
1-2-53
_.
$1
11^10
50c
—
15c
10c
Peninsular Telephone Co., $1.30
pfd.
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
I
10-15
.
Sidney Blumenthal, see Blumenthal, (Sidney).
Sierra Pacific Power, common _(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Silver Miller Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
4%
Fund,
1
4'A%
—
pref.
Tool,
U. S. Fire Insurance
11-
;
30c
Mutual
I-31
..
$4.25
2'/2C
i
&
Machinery Corp.,
10-15
(quar.*)___
Inc.,
(quAr;)
(quar.)
1
31'Ac
(quar.)
Shirrlff's,1-2-53
B
11-
27'Ac
Shawinigan Water & Power, Ltd. (quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
1
Drill
6% preferred (quar.)
United Specialties Co.
6'Ac
Dohme,
:
.
(quar.)
11- 1;
.$1.0.7'A
' 25c
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, LlcL-z-r
I
Common (quar.)
;
10-15
Preferred
10-15
!____
lie'1
11-15
91'Ac
10-20
11-
10-
Class
1
85C
1
75c
10-20
Ile-1
United Shoe
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_
11.-15
(quar.)
10-25
27'Ac
11-
11-
10-26
$1.12'A
preferred
12-
27'Ac
11-
$1.12'/2
10-2(1
11-15
Class B
.
—
$1.25
Transport Co.—
prior preferred (quar.)
Peerless Casualty Co.
(Kcene, N. H.)—
Quarterly
_!
Vegn
B
&
~
-
11-15
12-15
>
V
Shares, Inc.—
class A XqUar.)
Corp.;
Class
'
10-15
.
11-15
$3.50 ipreference (quar.)
:
United Cities Realty, 5%_ pfd. .(accum.)___
United Corps., Ltd., class A (quar.)
9-30
1
40c
Serrlck
11-15
10-15
$1
J1-15
Extra
75c
12-
11-
27.'Ac
Haven)
•
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
.
(quar.)
(New
10-10
10-31
92'Ac
120C
.
:
Missouri—
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.
United Cigar, Whelan Stores—
12- 5
Selected American
30c
Corp
payable
from
investment income
1-2-53
1.
common
6eeger Refrigerator Co.
C
3144 c
50c
Interim
t$1.06
J$1.75
(quar.)
Insurance
11- 5
11- 1
•
$4—11- 3
i2yac
Co._ (quar.)
Extra
11-15
$2
25c
87'Ac
$4i5Q
10-10
-
preferred
1
preferred
preferred
United
—
(Del.)
Acceptance,
10-15
preferred
$4
1
>10-31
'
Seaboard Oil Co.
1
31'Ac
conv.
de
Electric
11-15
11-
10c
11-
.11-15
1
-
Towers
$1.25
Manufacturing Co.
preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co.—
Pell
10-15
5.0c
—
32'/2C
(quar.)
1
12-
11-
633Ac
25c
of
«'
"» «*•
$3.5©
10-15
11-
10-15
•
12-15
35c
(Dallas)—
Co.
3
.
'
3.65 %
31'Ac
Extra
1
12- 1
-11-
■
.
8
11-14
11-14
11-20
1
...12- 1
J20c-r
.
10-
$3.70
.
Bcovlll
Co,—
Corp.
11-
Street
12-
dlY^c
>
6-15
-
10-27
$1.14
>
i
Union Electric-Co.
11-15
12- 1
6-25-53
$1.06'A
City Ninth Unit, $6 pfd. (.accum.)
20th. Century-Fox Film (Del.).(initial.quar.)
11-15
1
$1.17
tl
$4 preferred (quar.)
Scotten Dillon Co
37'Ac
(quar.)
1
15c
Co.—
(quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
Paper Co., $3.40 pfd.
$1.25'
(quar.)
12-
Insurance
3-14
4-1-53
25c
17'Ac
Tudar
-
12-10
-
25c
.
Co.,. common—
Universal
Quarterly
.
11-15
12-10
(quar.)
com.
5'/2%
2911c
(quar.)
1
12-
$1.18|4
Inc._
1
$1.25
Co., common—
preferred (quar.)________
Parke, Davis & Co.
5%
Industries,
10-14
12-
12-
$1,02.'A
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
10-30
$$1.75
convertible
Sheraton
10-20
11-
$20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Distillers
Chemical
5%
Park
10-31
t$3
(s-a)
Tilford
—
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—
50c
Pacific Western Oil Corp., 4%
pfd. (quar.)_
Package Machinery Co.—
4'A %
preferred (quar.)__—_r_l
Park
Schenley
10-28
34%c
Petroleum &
10-15
25c
class A
10-15
20c
______________
A
10-30
'
redeemable
preferred
Co., Ltd.,
10-15
1
1-2-53
•
;
110c
5ft%
10-31
10-15
12-15
11- 1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Trinity
10- 9
10-15
—
Ltd
1
$1.12 ft
(quar.
-
11-
10-36
12Lftc 2-15-53
&
10-10
10-10
11- 7
11-15
60c
62'/2c
,___
29th
5
"Scarfe
$80
—
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
k
9
56'Ac
„_r
Ry.
10-31
$1
Lighting
American
San
35C
__
;
pfd.
10-
.
.1
Antonio Transit Co. (quar.)__—
31'Ac
pfd.
$1.30 1st preferred
Francisco
20c
6%
10-20
11-
$1
preferred A vtc
conv.
(liquidating)
conv.
TTane Co. (quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
1
Common (Initial)
;
$2{55 preferred (quar.)
10-20
11-
4%
50c
com.
(quar.)
1st
Pacific Public Service
4%
1
11-
11-15
10-15
11-
10-15
11-
1211-
28c
(quar.)
RR.
25c
common
1st pfd. "(quar,)______
Corp. (quar.)_
Pacific Power & Light Co., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Pan
1
22yac
(quar.)____
___
redeemable-1st .pfd,
4.80%
11-
____
Co.,
(quar.
preferred
1st
Pacific
11-
50c
(quar.)
5%
Louis-San
5%
11- 5
___
Electric
5%
Whitehall
20c
pfd.
.
$1.25
II-25
11-25
11-15
12-
50c
933AC
preferred
& W Fine Foods,
St.
11- 1
12- 1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
;
Toronto Elevators, Ltd. (quar.)
.
10-20
40c
common
Products
1
52ftc
!
(quar.)___
7% preferred (quar.)
Outlet Company
"Pacific Finance, 5%
preferred
4% %
preferred
(quar.)
.Pacific
II-
28%c
Oliver Corp., 4%%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Oliver United Filters, class A (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.)
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a)___
Steel
10-18
10-16
25C
Co.,
Co.
Industries,
Ontario
1
10-31
(quar.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co..
Okonite Company (quar.)
Olin
11-
$1.50
(quar.)_
common
Co. (quar.)
Holding
Ohio Service
10-18
_■
(Charles F.)
Leather
1
37ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)-______
Engineering Co.
Nunn-Bush
10-17
11-
Mills
Edison
4.25%
;
10-15
1
'19C
—
San Antonio Gold Mines,
Northwest Bancorporation,
Northwest
10-31
Inc.—
convertible
4.20%
I-2-53
11-
25c
common—
(-qjapir.)
Power Co.,
Light &
&
Building
10-15
11-1
11- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., $2.50
Quarterly
Quarterly
Toledo
12-15
50c
preferred .(quar.)—
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4}4 % pfd..;(quar.)
St. Lawrence-Flour Mills Co., Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)
12-20
50c
20c
(quar.)___
S
11-26
25C
(quar.)—
preferred
(New
Northwest Airlines,
Rockland
10-20
—
Inc.,
Ages Corp.
10-31
l---*.
(quar.)
common
of
10-17
12-10
12-15
50c
preferred A (quar.)—
II-1$
30c
Northern
Mills,
25C
(quar.)
common
10-20
1-2-53
r
preferred F
Rock
Ry. Co.—
Car
10-20
11-10
12M>c
(quar.)_
Inc.
10-31
1-2-53
.
t5c
.
—
(quar.)
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
43A% preferred I (qupr.)
10-16
12-24
93%C
(quar.)
Crafts
$1
$1
$1.14
Light, $4 preferred
preferred
Thomaston
10-27
1
&
preferred
$4
Thatcher Glass Mfg., $2.40
Rochester Gas k Electric Corp.
10-15
1
4%
adjustment prefererd (quar.)__
Norma-Hoffman Bearings,. 6% pfd. (accum.)
American
(R. J.)
(quar.)
Rob bins
•
4%
North
■
5
12-
_
11-
10c
1-2-53
I-2-53
(J. J.) Company—
preferred
(quar.)
Norfolk
'n.—I* «»■*
(quar.)_r
33A%
preferred (quar.)
River Brand Rice Mills, Inc. (quar.)__
933/4C
Textile
10-15
10-15
40c
Rich's, Inc., common
12-
Newberry
Niagara
1
1
t?(5c
pfd.
conv.
B
$1.12'A
__
,
Co
Cloth
1
1
47'Ac
__________________ __
York
11-
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar)
33A%
4'A%
New
Gas
11-
4.56%
Thermoid
(quar.)—
Tohacco Co., com. (quar.)
11-
40c
—
_
Power
11-
(quar.)
Co.
—"f- —t- — ■»'■—«■»—W
$1
(quar.)
&
nt-1-
■
31c
IOC
(quar.)
Extra
11-14
Texas
10-21
J25c
(quar.)
class A
Resistoflex_Corp7,"5%
________
10-21
1
3%
Ltd.,
$1.50
—
1
11-
$25c
dividend
Stock
11-
tayaoie of Reo.
onare
Service,
*
Renold-Coventry,
1
Electric
35c
Electric & Engineering
Reliance
share
Texas
50c
preferred A (quar.)
Reitmans (Canada), Ltd., common
5% redeemable preferred (quar.)__
Reliable Fire Insurance Co. (Dayton Ohio)—
$2
10-15
1
Company
10-31
25c
(quar.)
class B
Co.,
A.)
Name of
11-15
Holder*
When
Per
Payable of Reo.
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
preferred
New
11-
$1,183/4
(quar.)
England Fund—___________—-—
New
1
(C.
Share
Company
Stores
Owl
Reed
B
1-2-53
.
Brothers,
$2.40
12-
$5c
$1.50
class
National Lead Co., 6% preferred "B"
National Starch Products—
$1.40
Name of
Red
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
Boldert
When
Per
Holder•
Payable of Reo.
.
.
were
«
t
record dates. Are
incorrect.
r
of
reported
here.
Number 5163
176
Volume
...
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1607)
(Continued from page 9)
-^ni4o«
Condensing
Co.—Continues
densing
manufacturer
Co.,
of
animal
by the engineering
structures for industry.
steel
The
food
products, according to an
concern, which fabricates standard¬
announcement
a
60
,
It will
the third
be
Condensing
Spring,- -the
Lima,
food
Ohio,
and
175;'p. 1866.
V.
building produced by Luria
of
part
as
the
latter's
current
this year for Western
expansion
Last
program.
company added a 20,800 square-foot' warehouse at
a
35,200 square-foot warehouse at
Appleton, Wis.—
\
that
Wilcox-Gay Corp.—Files—Stock to Employees—
letter
an
of
aggregate
the
at
notification
value of
market
company.—V.
174,
filed
$200,000 of
($1.121/2
company's Employees'
to
was
per
Stock
with
the
After
stock
common
share
on
Purchase
Oct.
(par $1)
141. to
Plan.
Oct.
on
16
There
will
be
be
issued
under
no
the
nearly
requires
Oil
Gross
-Net
Dividends
per
share
7,006,026
increase
$560,607
The Manufacturers Trust
issue
1970.
of
$7,900,000
first
third
A
Lake
of
both
Central
of
said
companies
system
Michigan, Indiana
the capital stock
become
may
plan
to
is
the
Minn,
paves
trustee
series
and
Mr.
>*'-
;
•
■
the
.
additionaTTTIuiry
the stockholders
from
Corporation
airline
Civil
agreement
Aeronautics
resulted
from
plans
Law,
under
which
the
to
Airline
maintain
Gross
and
1952
per
174,
The
p.
mon
ia,-.'U
55,355
$165,611
share
common
stock
$163,240
$1.13
of
$1.12
(145,923
641.
corporation
subscribe
$218,595
67,634
outstanding
for
stock
a
(par
on
Oct.
limited
five
Denver, Colo.—Stock Offered—
4
time
cents 1
offered
for
at
first
1,750,000
17
cents
to
stockholders
additional
per
share.
the
shares
No
stock
(par
management
this
At
5
EFFECT
TO
cents)
time
is
the
PRESENT
planning
active
an
is
company
working
wells.
One
in
oil
Outstanding
July,
10,733,688 shs,.'
1943,
in
Colorado.
drilling development
out
well
details
will
be
to
program.
for
contract
located
the
on
the
Nowood
the
Another
Fanning
well
No.
to
1
be
and
will
Woodward
Oil, Inc.
approximately 3900
and
1%
a
drilling
and
acres
pay
50%
be
Jackpot
acres.
There
block
selected
Woodward
the
cost
a
company plans to
320-acre
lease in
the
N.
This
M.
which
is
well
expected
of
is
in
Scotts
hold
a
regular
which
from
company
West
for
Kutz
be
at about
In
addition
the
to
above,
the
Neb.
leases
of
landowner's
of»
royalty
Oil,
will
acres
own
Inc.
of
consist
V2
a
50%.
owns
of
interest
1400
and
will
well.
the
drilling
Canyon
drilled
1700
Oil-
County,
block
3900 acres, leaving an 86V2%
3900
will
the
owns
Woodward
Bluff
a
Woodward
the
contract
the
as
Co.
on the
drilling
will
known
Oil
company
of
The
County,
be
located
and
the
block
the
of
will
overriding royalty
working interest in
The
drilled
to
feet.
Of
the
There
a
field
gas
test
is
management
of
third
in
a
well
San
Pictured
regular
on
Woodward
gas
govern¬
this
owns
on
Juan
Cliff
lease,
100%.
Oil,
Inc.
acquiring diversified interests in oil and gas leases on
have potential oil and gas production, interest in oil
wells, drilling or about to be drilled, especially test wells. It is also
the
company's
policy
to
acquire other oil
and
gas
interests
and
contemplates
lands
that
royalties
may
in
active
company
areas
of
contemplated
active
development
•
areas.
has
holdings of oil and gas leases of approximately
45,000
acres,
not
including production leases or royalty interests,
located in Colorado,
Wyoming, Nebraska, New Mexico and Montana.
—V. 176, p. 1270.
'
*,
'
'VJ
.
Wyoming National Oil Co., Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files—
The
corporation
right to
offered
Colo.
covering
at
The
25
cents
proceeds
Oct.
on
500,000
10
shares
per
are
of
share
to
be
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
stock (par five cents)
to be
R. L. Hughes & Co., Denver,
drill and equip wells.
common
through
used
to
i «■
M-Ot
<
de¬
other
FINANCING
100%.
of
underwriting
and
and
Structure in Washakie County,
Wyo. it will be known as the Woodward
Oil,
Inc.-Government
No.
1
well.
There
is
a
regular
government
royalty of 12 V* %
and
a
2%%
overriding royalty on this 200-acre
lease, leaving an 85%
working interest of which
SEC
com¬
"first
a
on
drilling
leases
new
12,000,000 shs.
incorporated
was
drilling of its first three
The
Woodward Oil, Inc.,
The
1,051,853
.
income —
shares)
—V.
(net)
$1,270,448
$233,246
,
deductions
1951
1,145,795
taxes
income
Interest
of
offered
for
ment royalty of 12%%
and a 10%
overriding royalty
leaving 77Va% working interest of which the company
Co.—Earnings—
$1,379,041
expenses
used
acquisition
GIVING
BUSINESS—Company
effective
revenues
Operating
publicly
be
47
royalties.
Cor¬
July 1, 1953 will eliminate this
it is considered desirable to
elect at this time that
become subject to this law.—V,
176, p. 1475.
Operating
for
be
will
Authorized
Common
unissued
Madison, Wis,, to Minneapolis-
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
IV;.'
*
becomes
and
will
proceeds
and
expenses
leases
gas
net
CAPITALIZATION
program.
and
company
Earnings
,.rii'\><
which
and
sand
for
due
rn•.
,
told
into
Ohio.
the way for
the
to
Mueller
activities
and
Civil
Wisconsin Business
Law
velopment
12%%
by
Wisconsin Hydro Electric
Inc.—Acquisit'n—Financ'g
1,4
the
and
in a rapidly
expanding
remaining authorized but
the
headquarters
Wisconsin
Unsubscribed shares
fiast-served" basis.
PROCEEDS—The
v..o-
directors
contiguous
desirable
market
approved
the company
Paul,
Net
special meeting of stockholders, the second in the
past month, was
17 to consider measures which could not be
completed in time
the special meeting
Sept. 24.
At that time, the stockholder
group
'(•
oy
Wisconsin
new
until recently required a Wisconsin
corporation
principal office within the state. The new
the
$0.65
held Oct,
for
The
measure
requirement
$2.20
.
°$0.75
—
Co., NewtYork, has been named
mortgage pipe line bonds, 4V*%
Wisconsin Central Airlines,
...
Mueller
of
company stock consistent with terms of the
Purdue Research Foundation
approved by the
Board on Oct. 10.
Wilcox Trend Gathering System, Inc.—Trustee—
an
Mr.
with
$618,158
$2.00
"The directors, on Oct. 13, 1952, declared a
regular quarterly divi¬
dend of 25 cents per share on stock of
record Oct. 28,
1952, payable
Nov. 21,
1952, also a rgeular quarterly dividend, of 25 cents
per share
on stock of record Jan.
28, 1953, payable Feb. 20, 1953.—V. 176,
p. 370.
,
stockholders
states
in
it
as
directors
185,000
:
—
-
$7,809,184
25,000
share-
by
Board.
populated
poration
7,493,497
-
paid
1951
.
$8,079,104
1
income
income
per
the
involved.
4
negotiations,
shares
its
income——
in:ome
of
is
come,
Airlines; (21 amended
operates,
1952
Cost
Net
provision
operation of the Wisconsin corporation
stockholders the move would extend the
The
Sept. 30—
on
made
proceeds
Co.—Earnings—
of operations
Provision for taxes
of
year
to
southern
\St.
Wilcox
a
approval
Aeronautics
to move
9 Months Ended
voted
and
Airlines, Inc.
contract
a
reached an agreement with
principals of Lake Central Airlines
whereby Wisconsin Central will acquire the
physical assets, routes and
substantially all of the capital stock of that other carrier. The deal
1335.
p.
become subject
Corporation Laws.
company
financing
covering
to
employees
University
Central
had
The
SEC
Purdue
ratified
increase the authorized capi¬
750,000 shares; and (3) elected
the
The
A
(1)
the company's articles of
incorporation to
tal stock (par
$1) from 300,000 shares to
heavily
,
with
to North
stockholders
company
4
.
the
17
consin Central directors to
purchase Lake Central
plant,
new
Oct.
Business
.
scheduled for completion by the end of
October, will
s,ingle-story, steel-frame structure that will be 40 feet wide and
feet long.
be
change the company's name
On
Engineering Co. of Bethlehem, Pa., is constructing an
food-processing plant at Franklin, Ky., for the Western Con¬
additional
ized
Expansion—
Luria
The
prWvnrt
„
to
Western
Hr>n-r
>y,
C-; i
,tl
-
K
'a i
'II
-
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48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1608)
Monday,-October 27, 1952
...
,
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Ark
000
Offering--Hugo Nor veil,,
^ 1950
of the Board of Com
sealed 1956.to
Bond
"
~
""
Chairman
Due
"
Sve
june
Qn
son
I5 from
The
1975 .'ndusive. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
SSfSST-lltSi ?CSTTonSeNova'and
approved by Townsend
Townsend, of Little Rock.
legality
&
Imperial
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $220,000 build"
"
Secretary,
Incorporated;
&
Company;
Wells
Harris
School
Los
District,
1952.
Simons
Incorporated; J.
Tindall
&
Company;
McEvoy;
&
Douglas
COLORADO
Nov.
on
to
Richland
W.
Hopland Sch. Dist., Mendocino
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
<be received until 3 p.m. (PST) on
000
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Dec.
Milford
for
Prmapal, sealej
bonds.
ment
(Lawndale Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
Due
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
public
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
Reusch
1967
inclusive.
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasury.
interest
©uarte,
—
City Clerk,
will
receive
(PST)
on
Wov. 12 for the purchase of $225,-
The Coastal
sewer
bonds.
Treasurer's
Dated
office.
&
III.
$208,000 water
sold
were
Co.,
^o^Fox,
Cincinnati,
of
revenue
bonds
as
■
43,000
as
general
Bond Sale—A
by B. J. Van
as
3%s.
New
York
fering
on
&
obligation
City, made public of¬
Oct. 23 of
a new
ap¬
price of 100.2006,
a
issue of
Sale—The
Bond
$40,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 176,
p. 1421—were awarded to Frank
E. Hailstone
2s, at
&
Co., of Cincinnati,
price of 100.37, a basis
of about 1.93%.
as
basis
a
Rapids, Iowa
Sale—The
offered
$750,000 sewer
Oct.
23—v.
awarded
to
176,
a
p
group
bonds
by
Kirkbride,
offered
Oct.
Wilson,
21—v.
1512—were awarded
to
176,
the
p.
Bank
•of America National Trust & Sav¬
ing Association, of San Francisco,
3%s, at a price of 100.57, a basis
as
of about 3.17%.
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
28
until
for
9
the
1
from
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
on
Oct.
$78,000
building election bonds.
Bated Nov.
1, 1952. Due
1953
to
a
as
construction
of
whole. The
the
bridge
crossing.
a
Bond
The certificates
at
the option
whole
on
are
redeemable
of the District
date
any
not
as
a
earlier
1968
on
Nov.
inclusive.
crued
interest, and thereafter at
reducing premiums.' They may
also
be redeemed in part,
through the sinking fund
by lot,
on
any
interest date not earlier than Nov.
1, 1959 at 105%
plus accrued in¬
terest, and thereafter at reducing
premiums.
Principal
interest
and
(M-N)
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ payable at the Guaranty Trust Co.,
able at the
New York City, or at the Citizens
County Treasury.
San Bernadino High School
Dist.,
San Bernadino
County, Calif.
Bond
-son.
Offering—Harry L.
County
Clerk,
will
Alli-
receive
& Southern National
nah.
Bank, Savan¬
Legality approved
by
Pershing, of New York
Mitchell &
City.
*
Offering—Royce
Township - Trustee, will
Each
Iowa City,
Offering
City
Dohrer,
issue
Tucker,
—
Iowa
George J.
was
Nov. 6 for the purchase
on
'
-
-
.
r
writers—Other
~
Bond Offering—Bruce Ketchem
ilton,
inclusive.
1977
E. Ham¬
or
on
in¬
after
Dec.
1, 1957. Interest J-D. Legal¬
ity approved by Foley, Cox & Ju-
dell, of New Orleans.
(CST)
on
Nov. 5 for the
purchase, of $300,000
revenue refunding and im¬
*£>ated July
1
"from
1QQ2 inclusive. Bonds
will receive sealed
(EST) on Nov. G
purchase of $125,000 water
and sewerage improvement bonds..
bids
until
noon
for the
Grace.
de
Legality
ap¬
1
1954 to
maturing in
by Niles, Barton, Yost &
Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
MASSACHUSETTS
Auburn,
Mass.
Bond
inclusive.
The
Boston, Mass.
Bond
Sale
bonds offered
p.
—
bonds
1510
offered
were
—
1421—were awarded
dicate
of
composed
Co.
and
by
the
$14,850,000
to
the
176,
a
p.
syn¬
Bankers
First
National
Bank, both of New York City, at
a price of
100.557, a net interest
sewer
5s, due
to 1961
000
1962
2.077%,
2s,
to
on
as
follows:
bonds:
Oct.
1
Trust
1971
on
from 1956
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
1.500.000 water bonds
as
to
the
a
176,
syn¬
Bankers
Co., St. Louis, Roosevelt Sc
W.
Inc.,
100.286,
E.
Hutton
&
Co.,'
2s. Due
a
City, at
a
net interest
price
of
cost
about 2.169%, as follows:
$150,000 voting machine bonds as
2s.
2,000,000
public
tion bonds
ways
as
construc¬
2s.
500,000 sewerage bonds as 2y2s.
350,000 bridge construction bonds
as
$350,000
inclusive, and $1,050,due
$3,000,000>
21—v.
Trust Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., both:
of
York
New
City, Mercantile
of
21—v.
awarded
headed
dicate
The
Oct.
The
Oct.
on
all of New York
—
are
Inc., and Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
a
Baltimore, Md.
Sale
Bond
bonds
15, 1952. Principal and
Trust.
Co., Boston. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&r
Dodge, of Boston.
Cross,
MARYLAND
$1,400,000
Jan.
Callable in
numerical order
verse
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
on
Mayor,
ney,
interest payable at the Day
Clerk,
Town
cost of about
bonds.
Havre de Grace, Md.
dated Nov.
Providence, La.
City Clerk-Treasurer,"will receive
provement
Inc.
1972
LOUISIANA
Trust
Jasonville, Ind.
water
Co., Incorporated; Shearson,
& Co.; John C./Legg &•
Company; C. F. Childs and Com¬
pany, Incorporated; Mackey, Dunn
& Co., Inc.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
R. D. White & Company; Scott,
Horner
&
Mason,
Inc.;
Paul
Frederich & Company; Courts &
Co.; C. T. Williams & Company,
Offering—George O. Keep,
of
$82,000 parking lot revenue Town
Treasurer,
will
receive
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1952. Due on
sealed bids at the Day Trust Co.,
Oct. 1 from 1953 to 1962 inclu¬ Ill
Devonshire St., Boston 9, until
sive. Bonds maturing in 1956 and 11 a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 30 for the
thereafter are callable in inverse
purchase
of
$1,191,000
school
numerical
order
as
of
Oct.
1, bonds, comprising issues of $600,1955. Legality approved by Chap¬ 000 and $597,000, both to mature
man
& Cutler, of Chicago.
serially on Nov. 15 from 1953 to
J-J.
originally scheduled for Sept
25.)
ton &
will receive
Clerk,
dated
Oct.
1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis. (The sale
1952. Due
-
is
Co.; Wood,
Co.; Aubrey G. Lans-
Struthers &
sealed and open bids until 2 p.m.
Lake
School
Interest
Laurence M. Marks &
Havre
Bond Offering—James
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1954 to Jufy 1, 1971 incl.
83,500
Civil
Township
bonds
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1954 to July 1, 1971 Incl.
1952.
H.
W.
Incorporate^;*
St.
1.65%.
to
$83,500
&• Co.;
Co.,
Co., Chicago,
Township (P. O.
Mentone), Ind.
Due
than Nov. 1, 1962 at 106% plus ac¬
ttosemead Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
-series B,
earliest call date
&
Louis, William Blair & Dated Oct. lf,1952. Due on Oct. 1
and Ravenscroft & from 1953 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
Co., of Cedar Rapids, as l3/4s at a cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the Citizens National Bank of
price of 100.87, a basis of about
Co.,
will receive
receive sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Harzfeld & Wallace, of San Mateo. certificates are dated Nov. 1, 1952
Nov. 12 for the purchase of $250,and mature on Nov. 1, 1982. Pro¬ sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Ranchito School Dist., Los
ceeds of the sale, together with1 on Oct. 24 for the .purchase of 000 water works and electric light
revenue utility bonds. Dated Dec.
Angeles County, Calif.
$2,100,000 contributed by the State $167,000 building. bonds, as fol¬
Bond Sale—The $70,000 building
1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from 1954
of Georgia, will be used to finance lows:
proved
Reynolds
Bond Offering—Walter McLhin-
composed of the Mercantile Trust
Harrison
3.60% to maturity or 3.91% to the
& Co.; B. J. Van Ingen Sc.
Co., Inc.; Lee Higginson Corpo¬
ration; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
Braun, Bbsworth & Co., Incorpo¬
>..
Cedar
Bond
Bond
Township, Sch. Twp.
(P. O. Anderson), Ind.
Nov.
Legality
2s, at
bonds
3V2s. Dated Feb. 1, 1952.
Anderson
Co., Inc.,
Hutton
proved
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
syndicate headed
Ingen
& Hutzler; Mer¬
Company;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; W. 'E.
of about 1.978%.
bonds
INDIANA
Highway District
1, $12,500,000 3 3/4% Savannah River
1952. Due on May 1 from 1954 to Crossing bridge revenue anticipa¬
1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬ tion certificates at a price of 102.75
accrued
terest (M-N) payable at the City and
interest,
to
yield
€00
First
as
Oct. 21—v.
on
1309—were awarded to the
National Bank of Chicago,
p.
Dated Sept. 1, 1952.
(P. O. Savannah), Ga.
R.1
Harold
-sealed bids until 8 p.m.
$165,000
of
$300,000 bonds
auction
at
(CST)
Mountain View, Calif.
Offering
&
GEORGIA
|
Sale—The
Bond
176,
Principal
and interest
Bond
r
offered
follows:
County Clerk, will receive sealed (M-N) payable at the First Nabids until 9 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 28 tional Bank of Boston, or at the
for the purchase of $110,000 series Milford Trust Co., Milford. LegalIt, building election bonds. Dated ity approved by Storey, ThornItfov. 1, 1952. Due on Nov. 1 from dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
1974
bonds
1952.
1,
1953 to
and
Sale—The
works
Miller,
&
Ames, Iowa
1511—were
Palmyra,
improve¬
Nov.
Dated
Nov.
Charles
by
Bros.
Hammill
1967
1960 to
3% coupon.
Le¬
approved
Bond
Ice
IOWA
interest
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
purchase of $1,250,-
permanent
McCord,
maturing from
bids until 3 p.m. (ESX) on
Oct. 30 for the
000,
those
gality
John J. Des-
—
^
mond, Town Manager, will receive
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasury.
to
to
and
and interest (J-J)
Indianapolis.
maturing from 1954 to 1959
a 2%%
rate and
1967 to carry a
(P. O. Milford), Conn.
Bond Offering
^
^UGi usive.
^°d * from
mc
and interest
bonds
1, 1952.
CONNECTICUT
B, building election bonds. Dated
1953
Ross.
inclusive to bear
purchase of $150,000 series
1972
1954
from
payable at the Peoples State Bank,
Ellettsville. Legality approved by
Nov. 19 for the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 28
18o3
from
1
Principal
semi-annually
In¬
Trust
Morton
850,000 general
MmCanada School District, Los
J*
to
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Due
Salomon
cantile
rated;
purchase of $2,- payable at the Cumberland Coun¬
obligation bonds, ty National Bank, Neoga. Bidders
including $2,500,000 county jail may specify rates of interest and
and $350,000 Juvenile Hall. Dated may bid in the alternative for the
on
building bonds.
for the
Due
on
Co.,
&
Corporation; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Northern
Trust
Company;
sive. Principal
the
for
(CST)
purchase of $27,-
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1952.
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $225,000
building bonds. Dated May 1,1952.
5
the
Morgan
P.
The
July 1, 1954 to Jan. 1, 1964 inclu¬
O. Neoga), III.
Bond Offering — Robert Wool-
(City and County), Colo.
S. Brodhead,
Town¬
J.
of New York; Blyth & Co.,
Stone & Webster Securities
pany
receive
will
Trustee,
28 for
Oct.
(P.
| Manager of Revenue, will receive
puchase of $76,000
2NTov. 17 for the
School
Township
Township
Counties School District No. 3
Bond Offering—A.
the fol¬
The National City Bank of New
Bond Offering—John W.
Brooke-
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Denver
principals
are
lowing.
ship (P. O. Ellettsville), Ind.
Baugh,
Winslow,
Cumberland, Coles and Shelby
years.
the
with
underwriting
Inc.;
interest
the
inclusive.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
inclusive.
Dec. 1
on
1968
corporated; Guaranty Trust Com¬
Principal $30,000,000 school construction
bonds. Due from 1953 to 1971 in¬
(M-N) payable at
ery*. Secretary
of the Board of
clusive,
and
optional
after 15
County Treasury.
Education,
will
receive
sealed
1970
1953
and
the
2s, due
to
Jeffersonville. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
ILLINOIS
of
purchase
the
for
12
Associated
in
1966 in¬
interest
1,
Co.,
Willis, Inc.; and Laird & Company.
(City and County) School
No. 1, Colo.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11 a.m. (MST)
District
from
1962
York;
Denver
receive sealed
tiids until 9 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 28
for the purchase of $36,000 series
JB, building election bonds. Dated
ISTov. 1, 1952. Due on Nov. 1 from
County Clerk, will
from
1,
Nov.
to 1973
1966
:
(J-J) payable at the Citizens Trust
Inc.;
pany
Dated
semi-annually
1954 to Jan. 1,
clusive.
Principal
and
G. H. Crawford Co.,
Clement A. Evans & Com¬
Incorporated; Frost, Read &
Co.,
Inc.;
and $300,000
(CST) on
purchase of $47,000
bonds.
Due
July
Sims &
Incorporated; Herbert J.
of San Francisco.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
&
building
Shafto, Inc.; Nongard & Company
to Blyth office. Legality approved by OrCo., Inc., San Francisco.
rick, Dalquist, Neff & Herrington,
Glendora
Inc.;
&
receive
will
Trustee,
Nov. 1 for the
:
redevelopment bonds:
$850,000 5s, due on Dec. 1
from 1955 to 1961 inclusive,
Ruck,
sealed bids until 2 p.m;
Byrne and
Mullaney,
Stranahan,
Company;
Lyons
&
Co.,
Tripp
Phelps
1308—were awarded
&
Township
from
<
2,950,000
Indiana
Bond Offering—Charles J.
Mason, Inc.; Thomas & Company;
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—,
jp.
Co.; E. Ray Allen & Company,
Inc.; Varnedoe, Chisholm
Co.,
Incorporated; Roosevelt & Cross,
Incorporated;
Scott,
Horner
&
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of $985,000 hospital
construction bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1952. Due on Dec.
15 from 1953
to 1.972 inclusive.
District
CALIFORNIA
Mtrawley School District,
&
inclusive.
:
O.
1
Nov.
on
Township
School
Jeffersonville),
(P.
Township
/
health-welfare * a n d.
other
building bonds as 2s.
Due Nov. 1, 1962 and 1963.
7,600,000 school bonds as 2s; Due
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Jeffersonville;
1969
to
•.
.
1,400,000
Co., Jasonville. Legality approved
Co.; Rand & Co.; Courts
Hirsch &
Melveny &
inclusive.v.
■
1967
from
Oct.-1 1
on
of Jan.
as
1,
1972. Principal
and
interest
< J-J) payable at the Peoples Trust
Inc.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
American Securities Corporation;
office^ Legah-
the
for
callable in
are
inverse numerical order
pany,
purchase of $1,000,000 County Treasurer's
*vater works improvement reve-1 ity
approved a by
aaue
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1952. Myers, of Los Angeles.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1973
Sequoia Hospital District (P. O.
inclusive. Callable in inverse nu¬
Redwood City), Calif.
merical order on 30 days' notice,
Bond Offering — R. G. Kelly,
6
1973 and thereafter
^underwriting
Johnson, Lane, Space
Co., Incorporated;:!!. S. Dick¬
&
Company,
Incorporated;
Robinson-Humphrey
Com¬
and
Dated June
bonds.
building
the
of
are:
group
purchase of $500,-
Nov. 17 for the
Little Rock,
members
(PST) on
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
ARKANSAS
2y2s.
•
•
,
Chelsea, Mass.
Bond Offering — George F,
Hederson, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
Shawmut
bids at
the
Bank, Trust
National
Dept.,
40
Water
Number 5163
176
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1609)
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. the purchaser. Legality approved
by Berry, Stevens, Barbier, Evely
(EST) on Oct. 29 for the purchase
of $148,000 municipal relief bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1952. Due on Nov. 1
from 1953 to 1956 inclusive. Prin¬
&
W.
and interest payable at the
National
Shawmut
Bank
of
200,000 series B-1952, special asst.
Kellogg Fractional Rural
No.
street
1
1954
Feb. 1 from
1957
inclusive, and
13/4s, due on Feb. 1
to
$120,000
226,000
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 30 for the
Deerfield (P. O. 47 Main Street,
purchase
of
$210,000
building
South Deerfield), Mass.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1952. Due on
Note Sale
The $170,000 high
April 1 from 1953 to 1966 inclu¬
school-gymasium auditorium notes
sive. Bonds maturing in 1956 and
offered Oct. 21—v. 176, p. 1513—
on
1952, general ob¬
street improvement
ligation
Fairmont, Minn.
Offering — Stanley
Stewart, City Clerk, will receive
Certificate
sealed
indebtedness.
Due
d
a w ar
were
&
Dabney
2.10s, at
a
d
e
to
Townsend,
Tyson, of Boston, as
price of 100.529, a basis
2.03%.
of about
thereafter
numerical
relief
pal
April
1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Metropolitan District
(P. O. Linwood), Mich.
Bond Offering—Roy V. Bailor,
$60,000 munici¬
offered
bonds
of
as
Linwood
23
Oct.
awarded to Salomon Bros. &
were
order
inverse
in
Interest A-O.
1955.
Peahody, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
callable
are
District
Secretary,
will
receive
York City, as sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
1.60s, at a price of 100.11, a basis Oct. 28 for the
purchase of $92,000
of about 1.56%.
Water
supply
system
revenue
The bonds are dated
Nov.
1, bonds. Dated Oct.
Hutzler,
of
New
1, 1952. Due
1952
and
1953
mature
inclusive.
1957
to
and
interest
tional
Nov.
on
payable
the
Palmer
Na¬
Boston.
of
by
approved
Thorndike,
Principal
at
Bank
Shawmut
Legality
from
1
Storey,
of
Dodge,
&
Boston.
Bonds maturing in 1972 and
after
callable
are
numerical
gality
order
date.
payment
in
on
interest
any
Interest
by
approved
there¬
A-O.
Miller,
Le¬
Can
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Manistee School
District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Francis X.
Note
Offering — Dorr Johnson,
Shea, City Treasurer, will receive Secretary of the Board of Educa
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
mut Bank, Trust Dept., 40 Water
til 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 29 for
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) the purchase of $36,856 tax anti¬
on
Oct. 28 for the purchase of
cipation notes. Dated Nov. 1, 1952
$50,000 street bonds. Dated Nov. and due Feb. 1, 1953.
1, 1952. Due
Nov. 1 from 1953
on
inclusive.
1962
to
interest
payable
Shawmut
Principal
of
Boston.
Le¬
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
City
bids until 5
the
for
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Corunna), Mich.
Bond Offering — Elwin Ritter,
No.
Township,
6
Director, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
the
(EST)
purchase
of
Oct. 29 for
on
Dated Sept. 1, 1952.
Due
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬
sive. Bonds maturing in 1962 and
callable
are
of
as
Sept.
1957. Principal and interest
1,
(M-S)
payable at the Old Corunna State
1952.
15,
15 from 1953 to
Aug.
Principal
Due
1962 in¬
interest
and
payable at the Cty Treas¬
office.
Legality
approved
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
Muskegon School District, Mich.
Note Sale
The $460,000 tax
(EST)
sealed
Oct.
on
chase
'
bids
of
ment
bonds,
28
$382,000
bonds.
1954
370,000
street
series
Sept.
and
52-H
15
series 52-G
15 from
inclusive.
1957
alley
the
of
Due
1953
to
Hackley Union National Bank
Muskegonras 2s.
for
the
cipal
at
and
Ithaca.
15,
Principal
1952.
interest
and
ficial
bank of the
Chicago
or
New
Jan. 1
interest
(J-J)
payable
National Bank
Legality
approved
by
Detroit.
1513
p.
troit,
City in Detroit,
City. Le¬
—
were
awarded to
Co.,
of
De¬
2%s.
as
Oak Township Sch. Dist.
No. 8 (P. O. Hazel Park),
Michigan
Offering
Woods, Mich.
Offering—Martin T^ Ho-
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
sanitary
bonds.
'on
Feb.
clusive.
sewer
Dated
1
Dec.
Principal
(F-A) payable at
or
trust
1,
1954
company
a
1952.
to
and
Due
1957
in¬
interest
suitable
bank
designated
Trust
Co.,
interest
and
at
the
by
1, 1952.
Due
1954
to
and
interest
—
Axel Nielsen,
Detroit.
Walled
Lake
offered
Oct.
Legality
and
to
National
176,
the
p.
1309—
Continental
Bank
&
Trust
McMaster Hutchinson &
Co., both of Chicago, jointly, at a
price of 100.005, a net interest
cost
of about
1.795%,
as
follows:
$130,000 series B-1952, special asst.
sewer
improvement
bonds:
$52,000 2s, due Feb. 1, 1954 to
Principal
Bond
burg,
County
sealed
C.
Auditor,
bids
until
11
and
and
after
interest
chaser.
date.
designated by the
pur¬
approved
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 80
(P. O. Kimball), Minn.
Bond Offering
Kenneth G.
—
sealed
on
of
Clerk,
bids
will
until
1, 1952. Due
Jan.
on
1955 to
p.m.
(EST)
chase
of
$50,000
tax
pur¬
anticipation
notes. Dated Oct. 15,
1952 and due
May 1, 1953. Principal and inter¬
payable
Warren
Bond
Township
sealed
on
of
will
until
series
3
re¬
on
water
and
Dated
Nov.
able
May
of
May 1, 1957. Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Trust Co., Detroit.
Legal¬
by
Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit. (Is¬
sue
14
originally offered
was
at
which
time
no
Oct.
on
bids
were
Woodhull
Township School
District No. 6 (P.O. Perry),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Florence
1
ma¬
numerical
Bond
Sale—An
ian.
Dated
issue of $55,000
Sept.
1, 1952. Legality
Charles & Trauer^
approved
by
nicht, of St. Louis.
Greenville
Municipal Separate Sch.
Dist., Miss.
Clerk,
until
for
will
receive
7:30 p.m.
the
(CST)
bonds.
1952.
Due
1972
Luna, City
sealed
purchase
building
Nov. 18
on
of
bids
Dated
Nov.
May 1 from
on
1953 to
Harrison
County (P. O.
Gulf port), Miss.
Sale—The $500,000 bonds
Bond
auction
at
176,
Oct.
on
21—
1513—were awarded to
p.
headed by White, Hattier
ford, of New Orleans, on
bid reflecting a net interest cost
group
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1964 inclusive.
a
Bonds maturing in 1962 and there¬
of about 2.67%.
inverse
San
Hinds
County (P. O. Raymond),
Mississippi
Bond Offering — The Clerk of
pay¬
at the State Bank of Perry.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
the Board of Supervisors will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until
10
a.m.
(CST)
on
Dated
Nov.
Nov.
1 from
1,
1953
1952.
Due
1957
incl.
to
Jones
Felton),
County (P. O. Ellisville),
Mississippi
Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The $150,000
build¬
ing bonds offered on Oct. 21—v.
176, p. 1422—were awarded to E.
J.
a
Prescott &
price of
par,
Co., Minneapolis, at
as follows:
$55,000 2'/2s. Due
on
April 1 from
Note
Meador,
1966
70,000
to
3s.
1970
Due
on
Clerk
bids until 10
for
of
will
1971 to 1982 inclusive.
1513—
p.
Bros.
Sale—The
and
$400,000 high¬
construction
sewer
and
municipal improvement bonds of¬
fered Oct. 21
176, p. 1513 —
awarded to the Harris Trust
were
—
v.
&
Savings Bank of Chicago, as
2.20s, at a price of 100.619, a basis
of about 2.11%.
NEW
JERSEY
C
Keansburg, N. J.
#
Sale—The $34,900 bonds
Bond
offered
on
—were
awarded to
Oct. 21—v.
176,
1422
p.
Boland, Saffin
Co., New York City, as 3s, at a
price of 100.20, a basis of about
&
2.96%.
Kingwood
Township School Dist.,
(P. O. Baptistown), N. J.
Bond Offering—J. W. Ashcroft,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
19
until
for
8
Nov.
on
purchase of $145,000
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
building
1972
(EST)
p.m.
the
on
June 1 from 1953 to
inclusive. Principal
in-
and
Long Branch, N. J.
Offering — Raymond M.
Brown, Director of the Depart¬
ment
Revenue
of
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
chase
of
on
Finance,
bids
until
Oct. 28 for the
$300,000
Dated Nov.
and
.
sealed
school
1, 1952. Due
4
pur¬
bonds.
on
Nov. 1
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York
City.
Park
Bond
and
—v.
the
Sale
Ridge, N. J.
The $48,000 dam
spillway bonds offered Oct. 20
176, p. 1422—were awarded to
First
—
National Bank
Ridge,
as
100.031,
a
of
Park
2.35s, at a price of
basis of about 2.345%.
Wharton, N. J.
Bond
Offering
—
Margaret
Bushnell, Borough Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
until
8
C.
re¬
p.m.
Nov. 18 for the purchase
of $20,000 water bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1952. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1953
to 1962 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the Dover
Co., Dover. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
terest
Wood, of New York City.
NEW
No.
7
YORK
Union
Babylon
Free
Deer
Bond
a.m.
Sch.
Dist.
O. Deer Park Ave.,
(P.
Park), N. Y.
Offering
—
Edna F. Potts,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
30
for
the
building
bonds.
Due
(EST)
purchase
of
Dated
on
Oct.
$199,000
Nov.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1953 to
1952.
Board
of
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Bank
Babylon.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
the
(CST)
on
sealed
Nov. 3
$55,000
tax
1972
on
inclusive.
terest
of
Broome
.
from
176,
Salomon
E.
receive
the
NEW
1
to
Hutzler, of New York City, as
IV2S, at a price of 100.13, a basis
County (P. O.
Binghamtcn), N. Y.
HAMPSHIRE
April 1 from
April
21—v.
Lonnie
—
purchase of
anticipation notes.
inclusive.
on
Offering
Supervisors,
1955 to 1965 inclusive.
25,000 23/4s. Due
Oct.
awarded
were
&
bids until 3:30 p.m.
Consolidated School Dist.,
No. 75 (P. O.
offered
on
bonds.
Clay County Independent
Sale—The
$60,000 public
improvement and bjuilding bonds
Nov. 10 for the purchase
$390,000 county improvement
of
MINNESOTA
of
Trust
nu¬
1, 1958.
Bank
Laconia, N. H.
Bond
1,
Principal and in¬
terest payable at a place to be
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
Sept.
National
Rugg, of Boston.
$1,210,000
inclusive.
a
in
from
from 1953 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond Offering—J. E.
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1952. Due on
of
1
Bond
building bonds was sold to
the First National Bank of Merid¬
offered
as
Nov.
on
Legality
approved
by
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Ropes,
order
2%%
v.
callable
Second
Boston.
1952. Due
call¬
are
School Dist.,
(P. O. Meridian), Miss.
until 2 p.m.
are
the
from
Bonita Con.
Director, will receive sealed bids
after
improvement
Due
Legality approved | terest (J-D) payable at the Union
National
Bank
of
Frenchtown.
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
Legality approved by Hawkins,
& Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
MISSISSIPPI
Myers,
(EST) on Oct. 28 for
purchase of $25,000 building
p.m.
inclusive. Bonds
inverse
1953
inclusive. Bonds maturing
in 1957 and thereafter are callable
ity approved
in
from
of that date.
as
1981
Detroit
1973
p.m.
1 from
E,
bonds.
revenue
1, 1952. Due
to
Clerk,
bids
Nov. 3 for the purchase
$660,000
sewer
.Community
Walled Lake.
Township (P. O. 22720
Dyke Ave., Van Dyke),
Michigan
Offering — IJildegarde M.
Van
Lowe,
the
at
8
$101,000 building bonds. Dated
Nov.
1
Each issue is dated Nov. 1, 1952.
Principal and interest payable at
re¬
Oct. 30 for the purchase
turing after Jan. 1, 1963
Oct. 27 for the
by
Stearns and Meeker Counties Joint
District
equipment
Nov.
on
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
order
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Parker,
public
bonds.
suit¬
receive
8
ma¬
any
will
on
30,000
Principal
payable at
Legality
due
call¬
are
numerical
that
(CST)
until
a.m.
1972 inclusive. Bonds
turing after July 1, 1963
on
on
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
way
re¬
on Nov. 10 for the purchase
$102,000 drainage bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1952. Due on July 1 from
inverse
(EST)
follows:
as
Manchester, N. H.
(CST)
in
noon
departmental
bonds,
Bond
will
Secretary of Board of Education,
bids
$21,500
Olden¬
of
1955 to
until
of about 1.45%.
Offering—W.
ceive
Consolidated
sealed
1967
of Minneapolis.
son,
ap¬
School District, Mich.
Note Offering—Joseph W. Long,
$556,000 bonds
20—v.
awarded
Illinois
Co.,
Sale—The
from
1
payable
at
any
suitable
bank
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
able
p.m.
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Detroit
Principal and interest (M-S)
on
$40,000
special assessment
from
payable
merical order
were
receive
Nov. 6 for the purchase of
(J-J)
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond
Harper
sealed
and after Jan.
on
Principal
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
(EST) on Oct. 27 for the
belt Road, Farmington),
purchase of $105,000 tax anticipa¬
Michigan
tion notes, including $55,000 due
Note Offering—Robert F. RickApril 1,
1953, and $50,000 due
ert, Secretary of the Board of April 1," 1954. Notes are dated Nov.
Education, will receive sealed bids 1,
1952.
Legality
approved
by
'until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 30 for
Berry, Stevens, Barbier, Evely &
the purchase of $24,500 tax antici¬
MacFarlane, of Detroit.
pation notes. Dated Nov. 1, 1952.
Saginaw, Mich.
Due April 1, 1953.
will
1957.
8
No. 5 (P. O. 20210 Middle-
Clerk,
1,
sealed
control bonds. Dated Nov.
the
&
Royal
Note
City
numerical order
notes offered Oct. 21—v.
McDonald-Moore
approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
1, 1952
1988 inclusive. Callable in inverse
Note Sale—The $30,000 tax anti¬
gality
gan,
Nov.
Jan. 1 from 1956 to
on
receive
bids
bonds, divided
1963
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $28,000 flood
able bank
a.m.
dated
are
and mature
will
sealed
Oct. 28 for the purchase of
$51,500
interest
suitable bank des¬
any
Clerk,
The bonds
Michigan
176,
City
able
10
and
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
on that date by James M.
Mactaggart, Secretary of the Commission.
Petoskey City School District,
York
Farmington, Livonia and Redford
Townships Fractional Sch. Dist.
until
received.)
1957
(M-S) payable at the current of¬
on
inclusive. Prin¬
1965
the Commercial
of
bonds.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
on
dated Sept.
Drake,
revenue
1952. Due
from 1954 to
cipation
are
received
as
Dated Jan. 1,
received
re-offered
Nov. 7. Sealed bids will
on
(EST)
purchase of $18,000 water
system
were
being
are
ceive
Perrington, Mich.
Offering—Iris E.
supply
inclusive.
All of the bonds
be
bids
no
15
for sale
176, p. 1513—were awarded to
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 3
of
-
which
Oct.
anticipation notes offered Oct. 21
paving,
bonds.
from
pur¬
assess-
follows:
as
Sept.
on
a.m.
the
for
sewer,
Due
to
10
special
divided
$12,000 lateral
'
until
for
bonds
revenue
1952.
1954 to
Principal
ceive
Mich.
The $3,200,000
—
site
and
on
—
Bond
Witherspoon, City Controller, will
Bond Offering
building
est
Stone, of Detroit.
receive
Huron),
from
1
1,
,
Sibley County (P. O.
Gaylord), Minn.
County-Port Huron Joint
Building Authority (P. O.
Port
Dec.
Falls, Minn.
Offering — L. N. Hamre,
3 for the
Clair
National Bank,
MacFarlane, of Detroit.
&
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Offering — John H.
St.
&
—v.
Dated
on
Granite
Bond
County Treasurer's office.
by Berry, Stevens, Barbier, Evely
Bank, Corunna. Legality approved
by
the
Spe¬
(F-A)
on
1963
of $27,000
Aug.
notes.
Cooper, Evely & MacFarlane, of Detroit.
urer's
bonds.
-
Dated
clusive.
building
$23,000
purchase
Commission
Oct. 30, 1952. Due May 10, 1953.
Principal and interest payable at
will receive sealed
p.m. (EST) on Oct. 28
cial Assessment District No. H-464
on
Caledonia
Clerk,
bonds.
MICHIGAN
Road
proved by Berry, Stevens, Barbier,
Muskegon, Mich.
Offering—R. F.
Bond
National
the
at
Bank
and
1963 inclusive.
County (P. O.
Centreville), Mich.
Note Offering—John W. Marvin,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
30
for
the
purchase of $25,000
on
inverse
1958 to
from
Feb.
on
St. Joseph
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1982 inclusive.
Mass.
Revere,
1
$141,000 l3/4s, due
(CST)
ignated by the successful bidder.
—
and
Dated
Dec.
on
payable at
$85,000 2s, due Feb. 1
1954 to 1957 inclusive,
from
bids until 8 p.m.
Nov. 6 for the purchase of $50,000
street improvement certificates of
inclusive.
series
bonds:
.
,
bonds:
from 1958 to 1963 inclusive.
& Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Palmer
improvement
$80,000 2s, due
(P. O. Hickory Corners),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Louis A. Butler,
Legality approved by
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
E.
Feb. 1 from 1958
on
1963 inclusive.
to
Agricultural Sch. Dist.
$78,000
and
inclusive,
1S/4S, due
MacFarlane, of Detroit.
cipal
Boston.
1957
"
49
Franklin,
N.
H.
Bond Offering—Mildred C. Gilman,
City Clerk, will receive
Bond
County
Offering—Ralph C. Page,
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
will
a.m.
receive
(EST)
on
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1610)
of $63,811
Oct. 29 for the purchase
airport improvement bonds. Dated
Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
Aug. 1, 1952.
1953
1962
to
and interest
(F-A) payable at the
Clerk's
Village
at the
Legality
1954
New York
City.
(M-N) payable at the
approved
by
First National Bank of Bellemore.
Heckler &
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Galloway, of New York City.
Deiafield & Wood, of New York
office.
Sykes,
Vandewater,
(EST) on Oct. 27 for the purchase
of $240,000 tax anticipation notes.
Cheehtowaga), N. Y.
Dated Oct. 30, 1952.
Due June 1,
Bond Sale—The $625,000 drain¬
1953. Legality approved by Reed,
age and sewer bonds offered Oct.
22—v. 176, p. 1514—were awarded Hoyt & Washburn, of New York
composed of the
Marine Trust Company of West¬
syndicate
a
New
ern
City.
Traders Trust Co.,
Offering
Bond
District
velt &
sealed
Cross, and R. D. White &
follows:
Co., all of New York City, as 2.70s,
a
price of 100.15, a basis of
on
at
000
about 2.68%.
Schoon-
City Chamberlain, will re¬
«over,
ceive
until
bids
sealed
2
p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 31 for the purchase
$290,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due
of
on
sive. Principal and interest
Bank
(F-A)
the
First
National
Trust Co., Corning. Le¬
at
&
gality
approved
Sykes,
Heckler
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
by
&
.Ne^ York City.
Deiafield
Hawkins,
York
New
New
176, p. 1422—were awarded
to
L.
R.
City,
Co.,
&
Day
2.20s, at a price of 100.09,
as
Elm,
bonds, divided
June
on
1
from
1954
highway
Dec.
1
from
bonds.
1953
and
on
in¬
from
1
1954 to 1962 inclusive.
Each issue is dated Dec. 1, 1952.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
the
at
Meadow
pay¬
Brook
Na¬
tional Bank, West Hempstead. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Hawkins,
Deiafield & Wood, of New York
City.
Hempstead (P. O. Hempstead),
New
York
Bond
Sale
The $1,100,000
drainage bonds offered Oct. 21—
v. 176, p. 1422—were awarded to
Day & Co., New York City,
-as
2.70s, at a price of 100.19, a
—
Hempstead Union
Bond
ster,
Sch.
—
District
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
Joseph
Clerk,
bids
Huel-
will
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Oct. 28 for the purchase
of
$827,500 building bonds. Dated
'Aug. 1, 1952. Due on Feb. 1 from
1954
to
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Stream National Bank &
13,563,000 notes, due
1953,
to
Salomon
Co., Valley Stream.
Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
to
Salomon
of
New
—
sealed
(EST)
on
of
bids
Chandler
until
1
parking
bonds. Dated Oct.
the
1, 1952. Due
Sullivan
pay¬
York
City.
Bond
Offering—Willis F. Mould,
Village Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
bids
on
■0-.
until
*or
$24,000
public
1
p.m.
Purchase
improvement
tooads. Dated Oct.
1, 1952. Due
u
Callable
Ofder
on
on
1T? *953 to 1957 inclusive.
in
any
inverse
interest
sive;
numerical
$24,000
13/4S,
1, 1959 to 1964 inclu¬
$84,000
1963 to 1973
22,
Bros.
&
2s, due Feb. 1,
inclusive; $80,000
maturity
of
and
$7,000
2s,
due
bonds, divided
as
series B,
1,500,000
water
$185,000 6s, due Feb.
1958
to
Feb.
$22,000
$39,100
acquisition
land
Due
Nov.
on
on
follows:
bonds.
from
1
1953
to
bonds:
1954
1,
inclusive;
$156,000
$546,000
2s,
due
1, 1965 to 1973 inclusive;
bonds.
000
1953
to
1961
payable
of New York
Village
Legality
terest
bonds
offered
1422—were
ap¬
awarded
to
the
p.
Se¬
Trust Co., Rochester, as
2.40s, at a price of 100.56, a basis
of about 2.33%.
Rockville Centre,
N.
Y.
Sale—The $289,000 public
improvement
bonds
offered
Oct.
p^l514—were awarded
Pollock
Wm.
York
E.
City,
100.27,
a
as
&
Co., of New
1.90s, at
a
price of
basis of about 1.83%.
Wantagh Fire District (P. O.
Offering—Harold J. Frit-
scher, District Secretary, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
3:30
re¬
p.m.
Oct. 29 for the purchase
payment of $70,000 building bonds. Dated
(EST)
on
at
or
suitable
any
trust company
or
approved
Dorsey,
Feb.
sidewalk
1 %s,
Feb.
Lee
Bond
oral
due
Feb.
due
Feb.
1,
1965
as
6s. Due
1, 1955 and 1956.
County (P. O. Sanford), N. C.
Sale—The $30,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 21
176,
—v.
p.
1514—were awarded to
Wachovia
Bank
Winston-Salem,
100.14,
Stokes
a
as
&
Trust
2^2s, at
a
Co.,
price
basis of about 2.48%.
County (P. O. Pitt), N. C.
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until
for
bonds.
(P. O.
until
County
The
—
receive
will
sealed
1952. Due
Bonds
1966
1,
thereafter
and
of
that
A-O. Legality
&
maturing
are
numerical
inverse
in
as
Interest
date.
Bond Sale—The
Bond' Sale
$1,240,000
176, p. 1423
v.
—
to
a
—
were
composed of
group
& Co. Inc., Salo¬
Hutzler, Central Re¬
public Co., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
and John Nuveen & Co., as 3s, at
Stuart
Halsey,
Bros. &
mon
price of 100.69, a basis of about
a
21—v.
were
—
3%s, at a price of 100.84;
3.62%.
'
as
basis
a
of about
Rittman,\.Ohio
V
,„
Offering—Robert
Stool-
bids
until
Nov. 8 for the
(EST)
noon
on
purchase of $26,000
special assessment street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated. Nov. 1, 1952.
Due
Nov.
on
1 from
(M-N)
payable
Savings Bank.
Seven- Hill*.
Bond
interest
Rittman
at ,the
;
(P. O. Cleveland), O.
Offering
Kanecki,
1963
1954 to
inclusive.; PrinaipaL and
Joseph
—
J.
will; re¬
(EST)
on Nov. 1 for the purchase of $28,Dayton, Ohio
000 Park improvement assessment
Sale
The $6,450,000
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on
2.94%.
Clerk,
Village
ceive sealed bids until noon
Bond
bonds
—
Oct.
offered
22—v.
awarded
1423—were
cate
1423
p.
Bond
improvement bonds offered
Oct. 23
Oct.
awarded to
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Cleveland,
176,
sealed
The
—
offered
bonds
ment
$134,011.17 spe¬
public,, improve¬
miller, Village Clerk, will receive
City School District, Ohio
awarded
assessment
approved by Chap¬
OHIO
school
cial
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bedford
Heights, Ohio
on
April 1 from 1955 to
on
inclusive.
legal
opinion.
and
(CST)
a.m.
interest
and
Purchaser to furnish
Richmond
11
dated Jan.
are
Principal
1953.
office.
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
man
Sept. 24 from
on
payable at the County Treasurer's
Forks), N. Dak.
Offering
bids
1972
Due
1954 to 1956 inclusive.
Nov. 13 for the purchase of $350,000
1957 inclusive.
All of the bonds
Auditor
to
176,
p.
syndi¬
a
composed of Phelps, Fenn &
Co., Inc., Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
of
York
New
&
from
to
15
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
1954
1968 inclu¬
Dec.
sive.
City, Schoellr-
the
at
Trust
Cleveland
Co., Cleveland. Legal opinion to
supplied by the District.
11
the
a.m.
(EST)
on
Oct.
28
purchase of $25,000 school
bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
1952. Due on May 1 from 1954 to
building
be
OKLAHOMA
Wood, Struthers & Co.,
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., F. S.
Co.,
Smithers
&
Gundy
Wood,
&
Co., Chicago, Newhard, Cook &
Co., St. Louis, Cohu & Co., New
York
Braman, Okla.
Bond
Co., G. H. Walker &
Co., and
Granbery, Marache & Co., all of
New York City, Julien Collins &
Co.,
City,
F.
Cole
R.
&
Sale
awarded
Bank
tion bonds
1,000,000
as
disposal
sewage
bonds
plant
2s.
as
Braman,
National
bid
a
on
interest
flecting a net
about 2.15%.
re¬
cost
of
Dependent School
Creek County
District No. 35 (P.
O.
Sapulpa), Okla.
Sale—The
ing
20
$18,000 build¬
bonds
furniture
and
Oct.
2Vis.
fire
$9,500
First
the
to
of
Bond
$5,450,000 grade crossing elimina¬
The
—
fighting equipment bonds offered
Oct. 14 — v. 176, p. 1423 — were
follows:
176,
v.
—
1515
p.
offered
—
were
awarded to Calvert & Canfield, of
Oklahoma City.
Bond Sale—The
OREGON
(P. O.
County
Cincinnati),
im¬
Bond
of
1954 to
6,280 Water Supply Line No. 394
24,
Grand
-
.,
1,
1964 inclusive, and
2s,
30,000 cemetery bonds
the
1954 to 1956 inclusive,
of Min¬
Grand Forks County
..
8,410 Water Supply Line No. 405
bonds. Due on Sept. 24 from
Colman,
& Barber,
by
Barker, Scott
1956 inclusive.
1954 to
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
inclusive,
due
to 1972 inclusive.
ernment
Wantagh), Hempstead, N. Y.
Bond
$300,000
1, 1959 to
176,
office
urer's
Hamilton
$300,000
$185,000 water
20—v.
2s,
due
provement bonds: $250,000 6s,
due Feb. 1, 1954 to 1958 inclu¬
curity
Bond
1, 1974 to 1981
2s,
in¬
1973
2V4S,
$50,000
sive;
Oct.
as
payable at the City Treas¬
bank
1982.
City.
Sale—The
to
$380,000
850,000 street and
Pittsford, N. Y.
Bond
1965
and
interest
the
office.
1,
1959 to
$250,000
Feb.
and
at
Feb.
clusive;
dated Nov.
are
Principal
1952.
due
due Feb. 1,
inclusive;
from
1
inclusive.
All of the bonds
1,
Nov.
inclusive, and $93,000
13/4s,
1964
on
callable
are
1
7,160 Water Supply Line No. 239
bonds. Due on Sept. 241 from
July 1, 1967. Principal and in¬
Co.,
900,000
sanitary sewer system Newark, and Widmann & Co., Cin¬
bonds: $100,000 6s, due Feb. 1, cinnati, at a price of 101.50, a net
1954 to 1958 inclusive; $120,- interest cost of about 2.10%,
as
improvement
area
Due
1981
2s, due Feb. 1, 1982 and 1983.
1966 inclusive.
17,100 parking
in
falo, Barr Bros. & Co., Hallgarten
1, 1982.
to
Oct. 28 for the purchase of
maturing
1958 inclusive.
1954 to
4,910 Water Supply Line No. 401
bonds. Due on Sept. 24 from
preceding their
those
and
July
on
;
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, of Buf¬
Feb.
W.
(EST)
a.m.
next
inclusive,
inclusive;
William
callable
are
1
both
l%s, due Feb. 1, 1959 to 1964
—
1967
2V4s, due Feb. 1, 1974 to 1981
&
to
Malone, N. Y.
both of
Bank,
inclusive;
due Feb.
June
23—v. 176,
ceive
Jan.
or
com¬
sealed bids until 11
Bank, Liberty. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Jr.,
syndicate
$520,000 2V4s, due Feb. 1, 1974
on
County Na¬
Galloway, of New
to
1
1423—
p.
Parrott, Village Clerk, will receive
tional
Heckler &
1958
Hutzler,
City, at 1.33%,
Offering
re¬
improvement
Principal and interest (A-O)
at
176,
both of
Philadelphia, First Boston Corp.,
New York City, F. W. Craigie &
Co., ' Richmond,
Trust
Co.
of
Georgia, of Atlanta, First National
Bank of Portland, Robinson-
p.m.
Oct. 1 from 1953 to 1974
inclusive.
able
$3,495,000 bonds
v.
a
National
delphia
Patchogue, N. Y.
Bond
Nov. 6 for the purchase
$38,000
1954
1958 inclusive.
1954 to
9,370 Water Supply Line No. 376
bonds. Due on Sept. 24.from
July 1 from 1954 to 1972
on
inclusive. Warrants maturing from
posed of Northern Trust Co., Har¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
Borden, Village Treasurer, will
ceive
Bros.
York
Treasurer's
Offering
—
awarded to
were
plus $71.02.
(M-N)
City.
Liberty, N. Y.
Bond
J.
Hutzler, of New York City, at
1.33%, plus $122.79.
7,858,000 notes, due July 20, 1953,
"Trust
New York
C.
and
offered Oct. 21
of $777,000 refund¬
ing warrants. Dated July 1, 1952.
callable
Durham, N. C.
Bond Sale—The
on
bonds,
$5,610 Water Supply Line No. 371
bonds. Due on Sept. 24 from
Oct. 28 for
(CST)
a.m.
order
3,000,000 notes, due June 22, 1953,
to New York Trust Co., New
York City, at 1.33%, plus $28.
1982
air.d interest
.Valley
Bank
until
April
4,070,000 notes, due June 22, 1953,
Humphrey Co., of Atlanta, and
to Lehman Bros., New York
Rand & Co., New York City, at
City, as follows: $1,320,000 at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
1.30%, plus $13.20; $900,000 at
cost of about 2.22%, as follows:
1.31%, plus $9; $900,000 at
1.32%, plus $9; and $950,000 $215,000 series A, water bonds:
at 1.33%, plus $9.50.
$20,000 6s, due Feb. 1, 1954 to
Dist.
Valley Stream), N. Y,
Offering
Jr.
Free
Wood,
&
CAROLINA
NORTH
and $2,000,000 at 1.30%., plus
$22.
1,000,000 notes, due June 22, 1953,
to Hanover Bank, at
1.29%,
plus $11.
basis of about 2.68%,
Ne* 30 (P.O.
York
New
bids
City Clerk
11
of $41,470
divided as
purchase
follows:
Offering—Sealed
purchase
the
improvement
will be received by the
the
County (P. O. Toledo), O.
Offering — Adelaide E.
for
31
NORTH DAKOTA
Warrant
Chicago, Drexel & Co. and Phila¬
1956
Dec.
on
Deiafield
City.
Hawkins,
by
Legality approved
jointly, as follows: $3,000,000
at 1.29%, plus $33 premium,
291,000 street improvement, etc.,
Due
troller's office.
ris Trust & Savings Bank,
clusive.
bonds.
interest
(A-O) payable at the City Comp¬
and
Devine & Co., New York City,
Due
to
dated Oct.
are
Principal
1952.
1957
to
machinery
motor vehicle
to
Due
inclusive.
30,000
1953
Bond
neapolis.
bonds
All of the
1,
York
Hanover
to
from
1
1962 inclusive.
Note Sale—The
follows:
as
Oct.
on
Lucas
New
by Schmitt, Clerk of Board of County
Washburn, of New Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
City.
4if
36,500 incinerator bonds. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1953 to 1962 incl.
of
$34,491,(1)0 notes
Village Clerk, will receive sealed offered Oct. 21—v. 176, p. 1514—
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. were awarded as follows:
28 for the purchase of $341,000
$5,000,000 notes, due July 20, 1953,
$20,000 water bonds of 1952.
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
City Housing Authority,
New
Von
York
New
basis of about 2.17%.
a
New York
Offering—Lael
Oct.
23—v.
Hempstead, N. Y.
Bond
and
in
Monday, October 27, 1952
.
City. Legality approved
1968 and thereafter
playground improvement
land
acquisition bonds.
Due
public
offered
bonds
improvement
to
on
payable
Reed, Hoyt &
23,000 sewer bonds. Due on Oct. 1
from 1953 to 1962 inclusive.
Hyde Park, N. Y.
Sale—The $182,000
Bond
of
Wood,
&
City.
from
1
1962 inclusive.
38,000
by
approved
Legality
Jefferson.
Oct.
Due
110,500 equipment bonds. Due on
Oct 1 from 1953 to 1957 incl.
(M-N) payable at the Bank
Northern
Brookhaven,
Port
of
improvement
street
1 from
terest
Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1969 inclu¬
payable
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1953 to 1972 incl.
1 from
1953
building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
May 1 from 1954 to
1966
Corning, N. Y.
Offering—V. M.
Bend
on
200,000 water bonds. Due on Oct.
1952. Due on
Oct.
Due
bonds.
will
Secretary,
bonds.
school
in¬
Principal and
(M-N)
York
Due
Oct.
Dane,
Harry
—
receive
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
28 for the purchase of $26,-
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Roose¬
noon
on
370,500
Y.
Middle Island), N.
both of Buffalo,
of
inclusive.
York
Fargo, N. Dak.
Oct. 29 for the purchase
$1,918,000 bonds, divided as
(EST)
(P. O.
Island Fire District
Middle
until
bids
sealed
receive
1963
terest
F.
will
Comptroller,
City
Carozza,
$1,139,500
Manufacturers &
York,
Yonkers, N. Y.
Offering — John
Bond
8:15 p.m.
until
bids
sealed
ceive
Cheektowaga (P. O.
to
inclusive.
1962
to
and interest
Legal¬
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
City.
ity
approved
by
Vande water,
Note Offering—F. H. Bull, Jr.,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Village Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
County Treasurer's office.
Due on May 1 from
Principal
Principal and interest (A-O) Nov. 1, 1952.
date.
payable
.
.
Ohio
Heppner, Ore.
$946,500 county
Bond
road bonds offered Oct. 22—v. 176,
Offering
—
Elizabeth Dix,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on Oct.
composed of Harris Trust & Sav¬
31 for the purchase of $300,000
ings Bank, Chicago, R. S. Dickson
sewage
system
revenue
bonds.
&
Co., Charlotte, and Breed & Dated Nov.
1, 1.952. Due on Feb. 1
Harrison, of Cincinnati, as l%s, from 1954 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds
at
a
price of 101.15, a basis of
maturing on or after Feb. 1, 1963
about 1.55%.
are
callable as of Feb.
1, 1962.
Additional Sale
The $732,000 Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
p.
1514—were awarded to
a group
—
bonds
were
posed
offered
awarded
the
on
to
of the
a
day
same
group
com¬
Northern Trust Co.,
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality
by
approved
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
Winfree,
Sayre,
of
Chicago, Mercantile Trust Co., St. Portland.
Louis, First of Michigan Corp.,
Detroit,
Field,
Cleveland,
Richards
and H.
Co., of Cincinnati,
&
as
&
(P. O. Douglassville), Pa.
and
sanitary
2Y4S, at
a
a
sewer
of
000
2%%,
school
main line storm
price
Bond Sale
as
basis of about 1.99%.
or
Amory Township School Authority
follows:
$446,000 sanitary sewer bonds
2s, at a price of 100.041,
286,000 trunk
PENNSYLVANIA
Co.,
F. Kreimer
bonds
100.35,
basis of about 2.03%.
as
a
to
—
An issue of $190,-
23/4%,
revenue
Butcher &
burgh.
Sherrerd,
Legality
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
2%%
bonds
3%.
and
was
sold
of Pitts¬
approved
&
Munson,
by
of
Number 5163
Volupie 176
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
bonds
3%
bonds
revenue
3%%
and
was
2%%,
*
water
sold to
sewer
was sold to Singer Deane,
Scribner, of Pittsburgh. Legal¬
ity approved by Burgwin, Chur¬
chill, Ruffin & Hazlett, of Pitts¬
burgh.
(P. O. Canton), Pa.
Bond Sale — An issue of $250,000
municipal
&
Authority
Canton Borough
Dol¬
Co., of Philadelphia. Le¬
gality approved by Saul, Ewing,
Remick & Saul, of Pittsburgh.
phin &
Cata wis* a Munic.Sewer
•
North
Authority
(P.O. Catuwhfou), Pa.
— An issue of $150,and 2%% 'sewer rev¬
bonds
Butcher
&
Sherrerd,
lings '& Co., Philadelphia. Legal¬
Pennsylvania State Public School
ity approved by ToWnsend, Elliott
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
Authority (P. O. Harrisburg),
Pennsylvania
*
*
Bank
Bond Sale—The
.
$30*000 general
obligation bonds ^offered Oct. 20—
v.
176, p. 1423—were awarded to
the National Bank of Coatesville,
2V8S, at
as
a
price of T00.50. 1
000
3%
sold
Funds,
the
1953
to 1972
bonds
State
have
been
Retirement
follows:
as
was
Schuylkill
■'«
authorized issue of $25,000,000.
6,194,000 bonds due in 1990 and
callable
inclusive.
The
Legality approved by Townsend,
Philadelphia,
phia.
the
Elliott & Munson/6f
on
interest date.
any
amount
outstanding
authorized
000,000 is
now
of
issue of $15,$6,500,000.
(P. O.
Valley Forge), Pa.
Bond Offering — James T.
Seltzer, Secretary of the Author¬
(EST)
Township School
District Authority (P. O.
Huntingdon Vcdley), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
2%%
2%%
and
bonds
revenue
school
sold to
was
C.
C.
& Co., of ^Philadelphia.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
.Collirtgs
Mill Hall-Borough Authority (P. O.
Mill Hall), Pa.
/,
Bond Sale—An issue of $240,000
2%%, 3%, 3V4% and 3.30% sewer
revenue
bonds
was
Bond
school
building,
equipment
to
syndicate composed of Halsey,
a
Bond Sale—An issue of $145,000
and
314%
school
revenue
,3%
able
of Nov.
as
bond
C.
issue has been prepared by
C.
Collings
&
price
of
100.78,
a
basis
of
about 2.30%.
Township (P. O.
Culmerville), Pa.
•
Bond Offering
Nov.
Wade Winner,
Secretary of the Board of Town¬
ship Commissioners,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of
$95,000
and
will not
necessarily
add
Bond
bonds.
purchased
Terminal,
Due
First Boston
$1,125,000
3%
Principal
Puerto
Rico,
interest
and
San
approved
by
Juan.
Mitchell
highway
Series
E-1942
7,417
E-1943
1,012
*1668
39.74
4.207
113,210
43.28
43.01
11.885
E-1947
5,112
8.074
5,649
41.16
6,183
4,406
41.61
4,628
E-1946
;
6,773
13,723
10,589
E-1944
E-1945
2,410
2.218
47.93
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
33/4%
Oct. 22—v.
176,
to
1424—
p.
syndicate
a
Chicago,
as 2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.98%. As¬
underwriters
4%
and
system
sewer
ing bonds
water
revenue
works
and refund¬
sold to R. J. Ed¬
was
wards, Inc. of Dallas.
Bond Offering—John H.
Miller,
will
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Oct. 27
of $750,000 water,
and electric system revenue
10
included:
& Trust Co., of
Chicago, First Na¬
tional
Bank, of Boston, Marine
Trust Company of Western New
York, Buffalo, Messrs, F. S.
1, 1952. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1953 to 1976 inclusive.
Ootional
after.
Jan.
1,
of
Chase
National
Bank,
Marshall, Texas
school
house
bonds
was
sold
group
composed
on
53.59
Smithers & Co., American Securi¬
Oct.
2,491
56.83
ties
2,538
59.26
Rowles, Winston & Co., of Hous¬
Series
E-1950
Series
E-1951
Series
E-1952
Corp., Shearson, Hammill &
Co., all of New York, William
Blair & Co.,
of Chicago, Stern
Bros. & Co., of Kansas City, E. F.
Hutton & Co., of New York, Rock-
of
land-Atlas
a
68.20
1.856
84.40
Total
93
165
—72
72,147
Series E
37,208
34,939
62.93
48.43
National Bank, of
Boston, Courts & Co., of Atlanta,
Collins &
Julien
Series H-1S52
(4 months)
*
116
116
99.98
Small-Milburn
and
Total
Series E
and H
72,263
37,208
35,055
48.51
the
Co., of Chicago,
Co.,
of
Milwaukee
Co.,
Wichita,
of Mil¬
waukee.
21
to
and
G
TENNESSEE
Series
F
and
G-1S41
1,562
427
1,135
Dittmar & Co.,
and
M.
P
and
G-1942
3,264
1.003
2,261
69.27
Series
P
and
G-1943
3,440
1,110
2,330
67.73
3,777
1,043
Series
F
and
G-1944
2,734
P
and
G-1945
3,204
772
2.432
75.91
Series
P
snd
G-1946
3,021
714
2,306
76.33
Series
F
and
G-1947
2,608
559
2,049
78.57
Series
P
3,056
359
Bond
72.39
Series
Sale—The
Allison
E.
&
Russ
&
Co.,
all
Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati,
on
bid reflecting a net interest cost
of
about
3.21%,
$157,000 3s. Due
1954 to
643.000
1973
3%s.
as
on
Mary's
follows:
Nov. 15 from
Due
Nov.
on
1982
15
and
G-1948-
Series
P
and
G-I949
Series
P
and
G-1950
Series
P
and
G-1951
Series
F and
Total
Series J
G-1952
Series
and
P
and
K-1952
(5
mos.)_
G
months)
88.22
231
1.446
86.23
2,352
217
2,135
90.77
770
(4
2.696
1,677
!—
41
729
94.68
205
4
201
98.05
28,935
6,479
248
*
22,455
77.60
248
G, J and K
29,183
6,479
University of
Total
matured
5,003
4,891
112
2.24
101,445
unmatured
43,687
57,758
56.94
Bond Offering—Louis J. Blume.
from
of
able in inverse numerical order
Bank, Knoxville, at a price
100.03, a net interest cost of
1
from
1953 to 1956 inclusive.
on
Nov. 1 from
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
252,000 2%s. Due
on
total
106,449
_—
48,578
57,870
^Includes
ti holding
bonds
$500,000.
maturing
t Includes accrued
May 1, 1951, and
and receiving interest thereon lor
a
discount.
tCurrent redemption
thereafter, which owners have
further period of ten years.
value.
option
interest payment date. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National Bank of Commerce, San
Antonio.
Legality approved by
McCall,
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
Dallas.
San Antonio
Union Junior
College
District (P. O. 1300 San Pedro
54.36
Bond
than
Beloeil School
Offering
Dempster,
sealed
bids
Mayor,
until
—
will
noon
Ave.,
George R.
receive
(EST)
on
Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$240,000
4%
school bonds was purchased
by McNeil, Mantha, Inc., and Des-
basis
a
Inc.,
at a
of
both
of
price
of
about
4.47%.
July 1, 1952 and due on
July 1 from 1953 to 1967 inclusive.
Dated
Montreal,
Bonds
jected,
Que.
Not
as
Sold—The City re¬
too high, the two bids
submitted for the $5,170,000 bonds
offered for sale on Oct. 21.—v.
176,
1424.
p.
DIVIDEND
NOTICES
WbOMli IN PUS TR IE S lv
| NCy
31
regular quarterly dividend of
%c per share on the 5% Con¬
vertible
Preferred Stock has been
declared payable December 1,
1952,
to stockholders of record
Novem¬
ber 14, 1952. A
regular quarterly
dividend of 30c per share on the
Common Stock has been declared
payable
November
stockholders
of
28,
record
1952,
to
November
1952.
M.
E.
GRIFFIN,
Secretary-T reasurer.
SINCLAIR
Bond
San Antonio),
Texas
Offering—V. V. LaBauve
Comptroller,
will
bids until 4 p.m.
receive
(CST)
on
OIL
CORPORATION
on
Nov. 1 from
Knoxville, Tenn.
♦Less
1955 to 1992 inclusive. Call¬
any
Nov.
on
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
Grand
CANADA
San
6 for the purchase of $400,000 first
Nashville, Fidelity-Bankers Trust mortgage dormitory bonds. Dated
March 1, 1952. Due on March 1
Co., Knoxville, and the Third Na¬
324,000 21/2S. Due
All Series—Total
5
County Treasurer's office.
S. D., President, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
about 2.64%, as follows.
77.80
after
T exas
$720,000 John¬
99.98
22.704
order
(P. O. San Antonio),
Elementary and Junior
High School bonds offered Oct. 21
—v.
176, p. 1424—were awarded
to the Equitable Securities Corp.,
son
$144,000 3s. Due
Total Series P,
and
inclusive.
tional
'
numerical
from date of issue. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
years
14,
inclusive.
1974 to
Antonio
Kingsport, Tenn.
of
Co.,
of
San Antonio, and Walter, Woody
St.
72.66
Series
a
ton,
from
Series P
inverse
A
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,000
2,296
2,343
a.m.
,
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
1,745
2.224
11
1954 to 1971 inclusive. Callable in
Dallas.
1.988
343
until
Oct. 27 for the purchase
on
New York
1.892
Unclassified
bids
S.
will
$80,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1952. Due on July 1 from
the Citizens National
Greenville, or at the
Bank,
City.
and there¬
4,284
1.380
Treasurer,
at
payable
mas,
1966
Principal and interest (A-O)
4.383
1,037
sealed
Robert
—,
County
a.m.
4 283
3.723
(PST)
of
97.39,
E-1948
3,261
Offering
jardins, Couture,
Montreal, jointly,
Greenville, Texas
E-1949
2,199
(P. O. Ephrata), Grant County,
and
Series
months).
Ephrata School District No. 165
QUEBEC
$299,000
Series
(9
WASHINGTON
City.
bonds. Dated Oct.
Continental Illinois National Bank
1.681
City. Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King &
Dawson, of New York City.
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
sewer
of)
$5,000,000 series
improvement bonds
awarded
a
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at
the Bank of Virginia
Beach, Vir¬
ginia Beach, or at the Bank of
New York, in New York
City Treasurer's office or at the
Bankers
Trust
Co., New York
Mayor,
Bond Sale—The
sociated
E-1941
inclusive.
1978
noon
Nov. 15,1952. Due on Nov. 15 from
1953 to 1972 inclusive.
for the purchase
headed by the First National Bank
E:
$2,000,000
1, 1952. Due on July 1 from
to
Cox,
Board,
Nov. 10 for the purchase
on
receive
of
W.
School
Washington
schools bonds. Dated
and interest
&
ISLAND
Rhode Island (State
of
purchase
free
until
RHODE
were
Series
the
for
public
F.
—
County
$1,500,000 school bonds. Dated
Bond
Offering—W. E. Seaholm,
Le¬
Pershing, of New York City.
offered
Bank,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
6
County (P. O.
Anne), Va.
Offering
of
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
about
Bridgeport, Texas
payable at the National
City Bank of New York, or at the
Government
Development Bank
A,
National
of
Union City. Legality approved by
Dated
(F-A)
Outstdg. of
2.24
Third
and
Bond Sale—An issue of
inclusive.
Amt. Issued
$112
Old
Aug. 1, 1952.
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1959
on
Outsrcg.
$4,891
maturing in 1959 and there¬
callable as of Nov. 1,
1958. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the First American Na¬
tional Bank, Nashville, or at the
special obliga¬
bonds.
J Amount
$5,003
Rico
The
—
on
are
Dec.
RICO
Corp. and B, J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., both of New York
City,
tAmount
UNMATURED:
Series
Sale
1, 1952. Due
Nov. 1 from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Austin, Texas
purchase of
obligation
Puerto
100.19,
Series
the
revenue
Bonds
1954
Redeemed
MATURED:
Series
for
system
Bond
Clerk
O'Brien,
Transportation Author¬
ity (P. O. San Juan),
'to totals)
Percent
t.
electric
,
Puerto Rico
Issued
Series
6
PUERTO
tion
—
City Clerk, will receive
1:30 p.m. (CST)
5 for the
purchase of
bonds. Dated Nov.
after
dated
serially from
inclusive. Optional in
Princess
(EST)
C.
Frances
—
sealed bids until
$550,000
be
Due
will receive sealed bids until
City, Tenn.
Offering
Nov.
1952.
-VIRGINIA
TEXAS
Bond Offering — Louis Taliani,
Secretary of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
tAmount
Series
Philadelphia,
Marine
Township (P. O.
Pittsburgh 29), Pa.
.
Series
Trust
jointly
Ross
Union
Prather,
Oct. 20.
Princess Anne
City.
Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.
West Deer
Co., both of New York City, and
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, of Philadelphia, as 2%s,
\
D-1941.
Co.,
Streets,
Walnut
&
Savings Bonds Issued
Redeemed Through Sept. 30, 1952
to
&
FidelityBldg., Broad
Philadelphia
gality
millions—rounded
15, 1957. Interest
$60,000 general
flnifed States
A-1935
call¬
Saul,
Ewing, Remick & Saul, of Phil¬
adelphia. (A detailed report on
the
Authority and the current
for
Series
Nov.
are
M-N. Legality approved by
Co., and Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,
of New York City, Stroud &
Co., Philadelphia, First of Mich¬
igan Corp. and Chas. E. Weigold
A uthority
(P. O. Portersville), Pa.
in
maturing
all
.
amounts
Bonds
until
Sherrerd, of Philadelphia. Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
And
1952.
15,
dated
are
York
New
Bond
on
bonds will
1953 to 1982
Sept. 1,
1952. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Chase National
on
1958 and thereafter
15,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Goldman, Sachs &
a
bonds
Bank,
be held
Nov.
building bonds.
originally scheduled
was
1967.
clusive.
rev¬
Nov. 15,
Nov. 15 from 1954 to 1984
on
and
21—v. 176, p. 1515—were awarded
&
(Dollar
bonds. Dated
Due
Sale-.The $3,000,000
site acquisition bonds offered Oct.
at
sold to Butcher
Muddycreeh-Portersville
of $345,000 school
purchase
enue
to
The
125,000 library bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1977 in¬
Oct. 28 for the
on
Pa),
Pittsburgh School District, Pa.
Lower Moreland
21/2%,
Townsip School
District A utority
p.m.
Sept. 1 from 1953 to
on
obligation
The sale
1963 inclusive.
The
inclusive.
000,000 the amount sold of the
sold
Due
51
for the purchase of
$2,500,000 gen¬
eral
(North
burgh.
-
$263,000
follows:
as
$138,000 local improvement bonds.
ity, will receive sealed bids until
callable on any interest date.
These bonds increase to $19,-
Peoples Bank of Hanover.
Due from
the
Co.
*
Authority (P. O.
Hunover), * Pa. /,
-Sale—An issue of $150,000
2% school revenue bonds
to
school
to
Trust
bonds, divided
Branch), Pittsburgh. Legal¬
ity approved by Burgwin, Chur¬
chill, Ruffin & Hazlett, of Pitts¬
8
$16,659,-
$10,465,000 bonds due in 1989 and
Hanover Borough
Bend
Sale—A total of
&
Nov. 6 for the purchase of
Side
.
Bond
from 1953 to 1962
1
Principal and interest
payable at the Peoples First Na¬
Philadelphia. Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
soM ^cr C. C. Col-
was
sold to
Nov.
on
sanitary
1, 1952.
Dated Nov.
inclusive.
of
2V2%
enue
York
2%%, 3%; 3.10% and 3,20% bonds
was
Due
building and
bonds.
tional
Borough Authority
(P. O. York), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $410,000
Bond Sale
000
(1611)
sealed
Nov. 6
CommonStockDividendNo.88
The Board of Directors of Sinclair Oil
Corporation
on
October 9,
1952 de¬
clared from the Earned
Surplus of the
Corporation a regular quarterly divi¬
dend of sixty-five cents
($.65) per
share on the Common
Stock, payable
by check on December 15, 1952 to
stockholders of record
business
on
at
the close of
November 14, 1952.
P. C. SPENCER
President
*
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
TO YOURSELF
...here is
to
life-giving
money
help those stricken
by
Cancer to live again.
EVERY NICKLE AND DIME I
give helps teach
to
new
thousands how
recognize Cancer and what to do
about it.
P
V.
EVERY QUARTER I give helps support
laboratories and scientists who
are
ing their lives to find the cause—and
dedicat¬
cure
Cancer.
EVERY DOLLAR I send
ment, establishes
new
buys
new
curing Cancer.
Just write "CANCER"
containing
your
check
or money
delivered to the American Cancer
on
the
CANCER
envelope
order. It will be
Society office
in your state.
AMERICAN
equip¬
facilities for treating and
SOCIETY
of
.
.
.
Monday, October 27, 1952
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