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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ZL
LIBRARY
MONDAY
ISSUE
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
179
Number 5315
New York
General
RAILROAD
Adams Express
■f
As
<ft*-
•Net
asset
''Based
Co;-^Xsset
American
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
shares
International
Corp.,
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
31,'54 Dec. 31,'53
$41.36
outstanding.
The
MISCELLANEOUS
-
The
$37.08
ground
New
holding of
subsidiary, is -in¬
months
for
Construction
Stock and Bond
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
1954
1953
1952
1951
$403,477
$509,206
$471,509
Net
81,862
186,830
133,714
112,757
34,149
83,442
62,660
39,162
railway
806,419
1,016,114
946,726
879,829
railway—___
oper. income—
144,688
368,642
155,544
275,122
111,353
280,149
from
railway,,,.
from
Net
railway
oper. income
ry.
Stock Exchange
New
Stock
from
Net
ry.
American
from
Net
—V.
179,
Boston
corporation
Noyes
&
related
ican
by
April
on
filed
6
through
Co.
The
the
to
Stock
par
public
The
price
price
and
proceeds
used
be
added
to
make
the
to
and
expansion
capital
Stock Exchange
Toronto
Stock
Over-the-Counter
with
the
Transactions
offered
be
a
the
on
be
Dow-Jones
Amer¬
National
general
advances
funds of
of
program
cash
and
corporation
the
position.—V.
178,
Bosch
Corp.
and
to
improve
Federal
income
Federal income taxes
taxes
,
—
Net
income
*
t Based
on
the
1,413,867
shares
of
44
stock
15
company's
consolidated
backlog of unfilled
approximately $102,000,000.—V. 179, p. 1.
was
orders
44
currently
(&
SEC
sell
Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. Jan. 31, 1954—
Sales
of
Profit
products
before
Federal
Net
and
Federal
income
3 Months
services
income
taxes
986,534
6,808,326
$1,519,647
$5,742,949
$1.40
$5 82
„
profit
Earned per common share
idend requirements
after
preferred div¬
____
—V.
178,
9 Months
$61,541,670 $192,145,989
2,506,181
12,551,275
taxes
Co., Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc., and Gearhart & Otis,
on April
6 offered publicly 2,000,000 shares of
common
stock (100 par value) at $1 per share "as a
BUSINESS—Corporation
for
the
As
of—
asset
Mar. 31,'54
value
per
*Based on 938,000
share
common
;
oil
Dec. 31,'53
$26.22
$23,39
shares outstanding on both dates.—V.
179,
p.
&
Foundry Co. — To Undertake
Special Study for Atomic Energy Commission—
This
study
company's proposal
related to industrial
the
by
AEC,
Chairman
A
major
AMF
to
program
to
announced
was
Atomic
nuclear
power
on
April
Energy
Commission
for
a
plapts has been approved
6 by Morehead Patterson,
President.
of
one
study
be
study
of
power
the
on
with
of
low
of
reactor
required
the
Savannah
River
AEC
reports
by
AMF
includes
industrial
for
study
a
nuclear
power
of equipment
plants and a
for
industrial
research
and
will
program
be
borne
by
AMF
and
the
contract
run
for
one
year
after
which
a
complete
report
and
recommendations
will
be
submitted
to
the
Com¬
Titles
to
inventions
and
discoveries
plus
disposition
of
Commission
—V.
179,
p.
the
under
course
present
of
the
study
provisions
of
will
the
be
determined
Atomic
by
Energy
the
Act.
1473.
revenues
1954—Month—1953
$25,743,067 $22,393,842
$52,032,656
33,654,851
Federal income taxes
3,180,000
2,052,000
6,230,000
4,094,000
Other ^oper." taxes—___
1,695,208
1,528,679
3,401,005
3,108,203
charges
179, p.
used,
commenced
construction of and proposes to
drilling barge for exploration in the tidelands
and
Texas
in
which there
has. been much
contract has been
signed with Alexander Ship¬
—V.
179,
p.
:
$2,484,985
$2,523,041
$5,346,592
$5,017,723
1,033,787
692,309
2,014,345
1,306,867
1261.
Steel
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
(par
10c
per
PRESENT
FINANCING
are
178,
177,
estimated
p.
to
Sales Higher—
be
2194,
Incorporated
Anchorage
shares
2126.
order
1
authorizing
South
Utilities,
in
as
the close
of
Products
operates
reinforcing
bars,
construction.
It
acquiring
in
purpose
of
business
plants
in
March
Houston,
31,
19£>4.
producing'
bar joists, roof deck, and other
employs approximately 200 people.
this
company
was
to
develop
and
said.
Russell
L.
business
Jolley,
df
President
that
which
be
Southwest,
who represented
continue actively in charge
of
will
company,
will
operated
as
a
wholly-owned
Armco,
Expand Fabricating Division—
its
Steel
Corp.
fabricating
April
will
immediately on a $430,000 expansion
Middletown, O. Mr. Sebald announced
begin
division
at
5.
The expansion will add 32,000 square feet of floor space to the
of the division,
and will include additional equipment for
producing the wide variety of fabricated steel products that the plant
turns out, Mr. Sebald said.
He stated that the expansion should be
completed during 1954.—V. 179, p. 609.
facilities
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper.
revenue,.
Railway oper.
Net
rev.
ry.
32,712,184
30,855,939
64,336,083
66,434,670
from railway
$10,225,670 $15,152,606 $18,070,021 $31,391,959
operations
—V.
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$41,081,609 $47,864,790 $82,406,104 $97,826,629
expenses,
4,500,073
income,,,
oper.
7,455,130
6,623,841
179, p. 1262.
13,250,019
....
Axe-Houghton
Stock
Fund,
Inc.,
.
Tarry town,
N.
Y.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on March 30 filed
a
registration statement with,
the SEC covering 200,000 shares of its common stock.—V. 177, pp. 1470
and
below.—V.
179,
p.
1369.
i
Alaska—Files With SEC—
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 50,000 shares of non-assessable common voting stock to
be offered at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
to be used to acquire and explore properties.
corporation on March 31
S.
The
SEC
($1
K. Mining
&
Co.. Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
corporation on March 31
filed
a
letter
per
for
pay
expenses
incident
Babcock & Wilcox
to
the
mining
activities.
it had signed an agreement
to engage in studies related
The company
equipment aspects of nuclear power development.
will make these studies
AEC
with the
Co.—Signs AEC Agreement—
with
to
of notification
75,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
covering
The company on April 6 announced that
the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
,
Gas & Oil Development, Inc., Anchorage,
1677.
B.
to
I
r
p.
Middle
Products
stockholders
To
American Woolen Co.—Offer Again Extended—
Textron
used
Annco
of
4,500,000 shs.
substantially higher this year than
in 1953,
both in dollars and in unit volume, said Paul M. Hahn,
President, at the annual stockholders' meeting held on April 7.
Dollar
sales for the entire quarter are expected to come close to those for
1953, Mr. Hahn reported.
Net profits for the iirst quarter will be
substantially
higher than
in
1953,
according to preliminary esti-
See
the
with
B
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
share)
American Tobacco Co.—March
timates.—V.
notification
882 class
and
Corp.—Acquisition—
Steel
main
the
of
proceeds from the sale of the common shares
to pay for the balance of the cost of the barge.
1149.
sales
of
$8.55 per share pursuant
net
in part,
stock
Common
..The
—V.
Louisiana
Authorized
$45,874,777
37,055,059
16,290,122
Net oper.-Income
Net deficit after
Mr.
the
10, 1954
others on
and director of the
a
tugboat line, and
Thomas Jordan & Co., a brokerage house.
The other directors are
Harry B. Jordan, Leslie Durant, a director of Alexander Shipyard,
Inc., J. Edwin Hill and Perry R. Bass, both directors of Sid W.
Richardson, Inc., and Jack Frost* an independent oil operator.
1954—2 Mos.—1953
18 382,874
expenses
J
of
PIRECTORS—Thomas L. Jordan,
President
company,
is
also
president of a barge line,
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
Operating
be
March
in
A
PROCEEDS—The
special
will
made
for
coasts
has
project,
findings
mission.
Feb.
on
wells
Louisiana
CAPITALIZATION
works
study groups to be granted approval ef a
developments of interest to industry.
The
reactors
power
the
Delaware
Inc., for construction of this drilling barge for about $1,300,000.
yard,
purposes.
Costs
in
11
undertaken
machinery
the
submersible
in
filed a letter
shares (par $1)
an
parent,
Steel
Sebald
Mr.
Net
sub-contractor
becomes
proposal
and
it
and
the
to
a
of
expand the bar joist business in the Southwestern part of the country,"
on
interest.
recent
389.
formed
was
of drilling oil and gas
continental shelf off the
purpose
on
company
areas
will
American Machine
basis
Texas.
The
•Net
principal
contract
a
tha
with
cent),
subsidiary.
speculation."
operate
American International Corp.—Asset Value
Higher—
&
Inc.,
and
2569.
p.
Offered—Crerie
Inc.—Stock
one
election
issued
its
fabricated
products
Tidelands,
(par
reduced
be
stock.—V.
has
to
"Southwest
chiefly
American
notification
of
stock
to
23
capital
to
of
classes
"Our
American Car & Foundry Co.
letter
a
common
offered
Stock
will
pursuant
Southwest
of March
as
of
be
to
March
on
1,764
Employees'
Armco
outstanding, after providing for preferred stock dividends.
The
164,931
This
corporation has acquired Southwest Steel Products,
a
steel
fabricating company located in Houston, Texas, W. W. Sebald, Presi¬
dent announced on April 2.
In making the announcement Mr. Sebald said: "Negotiations hav®,
been completed whereby Armco is acquiring all the common stock of
——.44
System
422,046
this company to issua.
Inc. (New York), an
additional 240,000 shares of its $12.50 par common stock for a pur¬
chase price of $12.50 per share.
Proceeds are to be applied to the
issuer's construction program.—V. 179, p. 1477.1
43
Banks
Reserve
filed
5
shares
are
to be offered at the option price of
offered
The
and
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
372,773
167,559
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Stock to Parent—
46
Clearings
of Bank
Course
100,204
1,486,712.
Option Plan. The number of capital shares
by the number of class B shares pur¬
given the option holders.
The proceeds
are to be used for working capital. The offering was not underwritten.
The company proposes to put into effect a plan of recapitalization
providing for an authorized capital of 200,000 sharfes of each of the
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Nil
common
be
chased
News.Cover
City Bond Offerings,
and
Foreign Exchange Rates
*$509,708
$1.02
an
to
—31
Cr.175,000
$1,678,439
-
covering
to
31
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__44
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
1952
1,970,000
-
per common share
Loss,
(par $1)
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
Reserve
tEarnings
31
General Corporation & Investment
$79,367,771 $90,539,243
3,648,439
*684,708
—
before
Exchange
above
State
1953
sales
Profit
April
on
shares
Miscellaneous Features
its
116,589
-
1,775,000
company
Stock
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1665.
p.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
The
SEC
Averages
1,514,309
operations.
31
Bond
1,429,394
375,240
172,618
238,527.
Applied Research Laboratories, Glendale, Calif.—Files
—42
the
Subs.)—Reports Profit-
(&
and
33,089
1,276,481
724,719
38,833
income
400,000
Exchange
corporation
subsidiary,
Michigan
its
to
Stock
1951
$749,677
251,325
1369.
p.
corporation
Stock
American
Transactions
supplied
York
1952
$813,086
118,469
53,618
income
covering
ment
41
Markets.
New
1953
$644,062
public at 10 cents per
share through Carroll, Kirchner, & Jaquith, Inc., Denver, Colo.,
and
1,375,000 shares are to be offered to 20 existing stockholders at' par.
The net proceeds are to be used to finance exploratory and develop¬
38
Section
Exchange—Curb
after-
1954
oper.
179,
which
36
Toronto
months
Apex Uranium, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
37
Hemphill,
fixed price
to
are
Exchange.
Exchange
14
709.
p.
$664,875
88,517
railway
railway......
from
The
„_35
Stock
South
the
RR.—Earnings—
railway
oper.
ry.
SEC
35
Stock
179,
from
Net
34
Stock Exchange..
plans.—V.
railway...
Net
—V.
Exchange, __„_35
Montreal
With
Gross
32
Stock
from
Parish,
purchased, but it will
ground can be broken
which, it is planned, will-
Frorij Jan. 1—
32
Exchange
San Francisco
The
American
ry.
27
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Metal Products Co., Inc. to enable it to repay short-term
$500,000 used,
for
working capital
and
the purchase
of
equipment. The balance will be used in connection with the moderni¬
working
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore
of
zation
Net
Exchange
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Powdered
loans
from
32
,
will
part
in
will be
stock
terms
amendment.
Net
Net
32
by
the
of
underwriting
to
headed
group
offering
market
current
statement
stock,
common
underwriting
an
initial
then
Exchange.
registration
a
covering 65,000 shares of its $5
sale
23
Canadian
Allied Products Corp., Detroit, Mich.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
public
(Bonds)
Exchange
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
See details in V. 179, p. 1473.
foi;
Gross
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
104,522
offering of 150,000 shares of 5J/2% cumulative convert¬
ible preferred stock, which was made on March 30 at
par ($10 per share) by Emanuel, Deetjen & Co. and asso¬
ciates, has been oversubscribed and / the books closed.
This
Stock
Stock
13
Detroit
54,408
p. -1149.
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—Stock Sold—The recent
SEC
York
of
in
February—
(Stocks)
Jefferson
in
brewery
new
of 1,000,000 barrels.
expected to require approximately
is
Ann Arbor
Page
Newi York
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Quotations
$413,510
February—•
Gross
completion
home
new
capacity
a
company's
the
La., has been assembled and
study and planning before
of
Budweiser's
have
cluded at net asset value at both dates.—V.
for
Orleans,
take
In This Issue
company's
majority-owned
179, p. 389.
a
Copy
a
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—To Build New Brewery—
Mar.
-
1,321,980
on
$1
Corporation -and InvestmentNews
share
common
per
Price
Value Rises—
»
value
7, N. Y., Monday, April 12, 1954
or
in
association
participation
of
independently of other work it is doing for the
with
other
concerns
in
the
AEC's
industrial
program.
the
agreement point out that the company "will make a
survey and study of the Commission's reactor development
activities
and
determine the engineering,
technical and economic aspects of
Terms
2
The Commercial and Financial
(1610)
practical
tions
report
a
studies
of atomic
applications
in
industry's
to
are
undertaking
be
power" and will "offer recommenda¬
concerning, auch awriteattens <and
carrying them out."
Costs of the
the Commission
to
in
role
borne
and service
by the company.—V.
were
1954—Month—1953
Net
from
rev.
179,
letter
A
Beam Distilling Co., Chicago, III.—Files—
of
by
with
filed
was
stock
common
the
SEC
to
$2)
(par
be
to
not
The
Rieger,
value
of
This
for more than
company,
The
cnenncal
new
in
quarters
will
it
department
Canajoharie,
for
form
emulsion
protective and
Bell
E.
I.
178,
and
478.
p.
also
for
v.,
Sold
Privately—The com¬
recently placed privately with the John Hancock
pany
Mutual
Insurance
Life
Co,
issue
an
of
The proceeds
Net
—V.
that
11
the
films
screen
Bell
now
&
Howell
the
on
H.
Bolt,
will
lens
market
Director
project
in
or
release
for
by
end.—V.
year
empha¬
Cinemascope wide
all
Approximately
released and 25 more are
179,
610.
p.
*
Bendix Aviation
Corp.—Sees Mobile Atomic Power—
Designing
mobile atomic power plants small enough to be trans¬
railroad cars will be part of a year's research program an¬
by this corporation on April 7.
ported on
nounced
Under
an
with
agreement
the
Atomic
Energy Commission, Bendix
will study the future of atomic power—including related products and
by-products—in
the
expectation
evolved and
uses
found for radioactive isotopes or fission
new
that
reactor
new
designs
may
be
products.
The
study argeement, the company explained, conforms with the
AEC
policy of
encouraging industrial development of
non-military
applications of atomic energy. All costs of the study will be borne
by
the
make
which
company,
recommendations
field.—V.
178,
will
submit
the
on
role
to
report
a
of
the
Commission
private industries
and
in the atomic
The
SEC
company
April
on
filed
2
letter
a
notification
of
for
working, capital.—V.
178,
The
corporation
SEC
of
500,000
covering
March
on
filed
30
350,000 shares
registration statement with
capital stock.—V. 179, p. 514.
a
its
of
$
$
5,380,000
6,416,000
General
&
assets
28,
1954,
debentures,
asset value
as
close
March
15,
Co.,
Payment
208
So.
will
Salle
La
be
made
1953
at
the
$17.20 alter
was
share paid March
per
on
May
at
101.70%
City
1,
National
176,
p.
next,
$60,000
and
accrued
Bank
&
Trust
proceeds
of
the
sale
of
the
bonds
new
property additions and improvements.—V. 179,
Central RR. of New
oper.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses-
from
rev.
$4,352,968
3,547,629
offer
ry.
—V.
Co.
p.
will
be
Gross
$805,339
$794,637
$1,649,180
$1,754,503
239,170
185,765
573,180
506,788
8,228,563
railway
Net
Co.—V,
1953
1952
1951
$577,014
$572,921
151,527
153,985
134,307
149,0)9
72,889
81,760
69,611
76,803
1,101,997
1,172,881
308,441
1,139,585
1,010,091
253,365
254,938
289,037
income
125,873
165,938
127,944
142,473
railway—
income
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
179,
1156.
p.
Borg-Warner Corp.—Unit Expands Facilities—
rental
of
the
100,000
ing equipment
of
the
Wis.
Marathon
-....-I''
The
the
foot
square
Wausau
plant,
possible
the
105-mm
The
Corp.
was
F.
Randolph,
announced
for
that
first
of
Repurchases
the
period,
but
and
were
Last
66%
up
year's
record
net
in
new-type
a
71%
the
sales
by
of
Fund
is
shares
he
President,
added
first
Fund
also
were
by
to
up
quarter
repurchases
of
well
and
year's
the
exceeded
$6,241,095,
the
Board
of
last
over
the first quarter
sales
and
on
$3,-
sales
higher
of
for
ry.
—V.
179,
from
Net
ry.
added,
the
on
were
peak
a
toward
way
for
any
setting
a
March 31 filed a registration statement
with the
shares of its capital stock.—V.
179, p. 1046.
at
per
1954—3 Mos.—1953
dredged
fine
Value
4,336,000
10,874,180
18,973
33,033
55,757
_
U.
a.
ounce
Value
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
The
Common wealth-New
officially
Hon.
V.
$1,156,155
15.01c
opened
by the
Hasluck,
on
Paul
179,
$1,951,495
from
from
Net
Guinea
Jan.
Timbers
26,
ry.
$3,163,685
is
Ltd.,
plywood
of
mill
Territories.
corporation
the
SEC
Net
wafers
sandwiches.
cream
specialty
sandwiches
ice
are
as
then
them
was
patented,
patented
cream
the
Big Treat.
has
it
in
trade
Many
the
is
of
The
chocolate
new
350-foot
through
to
the
use
one
For
and
method
of
of
the
and
oven
all
the
of
past
prepackaged
making ice
cream
LeRoy
Treat
companies
the Borden Company
method
for
several
years
of
preparing
LeRoy
are
then
package
ice
experimentation
all-purpo6e filling
machine
will
and
development,
a
new
be available
to, the ice
This machine will be capable of turning out
prepackaged
at a rate of 1,000 dozen per hour with ice
cream
at 22
Tele-Scopes,
packages of any
now
It is so flexible it will fill ice cream cones, sliced
Dixie cups, pints, quarts, gallons or a multiple of
description.
Burry will continue
I
Net
393,045
5,898,746
Net
529,222
1954
165,236
1,328,366
.
654,270
1953
from
Net
$405,678
$2,900,221
$2,601,107
*184,205
897,746
ry.
291,000
*129,578
308,458
297,864
to
maintain
its
receive
13
stock
common
York
bids
of
5.
for
Gas
the
Service
for
the
its
new
manufacturing
plant
on
a
outskirts
of Benton
Harbor, Mich., it
this company, manufacturers of indus¬
trucks, construction equipment and heavy
by
for
and
Benton
shovels
power
Harbor
made
now
in
the
Clark
plant.
of
April
on
B
filed
1
shares
class
of
registration
a
class
A
statement
stock
common
stock
common
($1
($1
Johnson,
class
1954,
to
acquire
the
and
for
Lane.
B
shares
A
class
be
According to the prospectus, the registrant
the
with
par)
offered
be
shares,
supplied
by
organized
was
controlling stock interest
in
H.
H.
H. Claussen's Sons, Inc.
Johnson, Lane, Space and Co.,
firm contract to purchase these shares, at $28,284 a share,
thereof.
After acquisition of the shares
by, Johpson,
Space and Co., Inc., and prior to the transfer thereof to the
a
the
owners
.ft
is
intended,,,that Claussen's Sons shall declare
dividend of $2,83
cash
The
share
ft
registrant will
Space
Lane,
$500,000
and
and
a
pay
on its issued and outstanding common
participate in this dividend. Funds for
not
the Claussen's
of
purcnase
to Johnson,
thereof,
of
stock
Sons
Co.,
principal
will
be
provided by the sale
of principal amount
97%%
at
Inc.
amount,
5%
series
debentures,
due
1955/69, and by the sale of the class A and class B shares proposed to
offered.
Any remaining net proceeds will be available for general
corporate purposes.
Johnson-, Lane, Space and Co., Inc., intends to
be
the
group
debentures
privately at the principal
of investors.—V. 179, p. 1370.
Cleveland
Electric
company
covering
be offered
thereof
amount
Illuminating Co.
be
applied
5,209,725
2,684,993
1,570,058
552,060
income.
.179,
599,483
i
5,830,995
1,831,544
174,161
635,943
5,599,913
1,787,534
612,012
1370.
p.
to
a
Registers With
to
authorized
1952
bidding. Net proceeds are to
repayment of $1,500,000 of short-term bank loans
to tinance current and proposed property additions.
balance
construction
$572,646
95,450
68,705
106,877
*108,611
44,371
6,353
58,543
968,316
1,164,865
1,260,311
1,505,717
179,
p.
budget at Jan.
922.
p.
Federal
Power
1,
1954,
estimated
was
at
-
Co.—Proposed Expansion—
Commission
has
authorized
the
construction
of
a
Interstate
miles
50
field
gas
to
dehydration
Natural
receive
the
proposes
is
available
Morton
up
p.
feet
"first
to
gas
from
from
Net
ry.
per
until
Okla.,
Colorado
to
enable
it
Interstate.
to
Esti¬
$665,000.
Natural
gas
additional
&
an
from
day
the
on
Jan.
1,
million
a
Morton
County
basis, and
firm
1956,
of
any
1954
railway
cubic
feet
excess
per
day.
1953
•
1952
-
1951
$1,009,214
$1,180,381
$1,252,865
$1,191,266
194,456
345,778
377,598
348,92)
railway
oper.
30
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
February—
Net
to
of
call"
is
near
Hooker, Okla.;
delivery meter station.
a
1478.
179,
Gross
from
gas
construction
'deliver
to
Natural
and
Hooker,
near
natural
cubic
have
to
with
County,
facilities
Natural's
million
20
in
build
of
construct, at an estimated cost of $3,999,703
pipeline from the Morton County, Kans.,
connection
of
additional
cost
Natural
will
20-inch
plant
will
Colorado
field
of
point
a
income
78,628
142,499
143,231
106,351
2,085,504
2,442,711
2,491,137
2,425,226
411,402
773,081
706,673
710,960
164,793
323,237
253,092
224 566
From Jan. 1—
*40,607
income.__
179,
pipeline facilities designed to enable this company to deliver additional
quantities of natural gas to Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America.
1951
$613,414
*56,708
income
1953
$577,089
competitive
Colorado Interstate Gas
The
a registration statement
with the
mortgage bonds, series due 1989, to
first
the
the
Colorado
1954
filed
31
of
public sale at
The
—V.
$431,253
March
on
$20,000,000
for
and
mated
railway
railway
oper.
April
New
H.
of
par,
Inc., has
,774,435
income
'Deficit.—V.
of
St.,
will have
24,
Colorado
1951
753,024
from
Net
on
Pine
1370.
3
handling
162,500
From Jan. 1—
Gross
(EST)
70
Co.—Building New Plant—
on
shovels
shares
about
1952
$2,549,209
railway
railway
oper.
1612,
shares
started
April
corporation
March
$1
1,317,945
769,330
538,427
from
ry.
with
of
Sons, Inc.
Registrant has contracted
to
purchase from
Lane, Space and Co., Inc., at $27.322 a share, 86,450 shares
(being 97.8% of the issued and outstanding shares) of common stock,
5,356,112
1,667,137
1,017,008
railway
railway
from
151,990
140,200
463,822
*15^,214
39,962
16,879
215,127
1156.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.
February—
Gross
trade.
degrees Fahrenheit.
313,960
5,813,378
February—
Gross
Room
a.m.
land
on
$54,000,000.—V.
railway
railway.
oper.
dispose
railway..
railway
oper.
179,
p.
income
1157.
are
prepackaged
battery 0f patented machines
They
with nothing to do but
run
dairy companies
of
484,694
1156.
Deficit.- -V
the fastest grow¬
large ice
this
wafers
band
a
acquired
Y
industry.
The
Long Treat Nickel
the
850,741 i
278,244
from
ry.
Service
compliance
Cities
par), to
public sale through an underwriting group headed by
Space and Co., Inc.
The public offering price of the
is to be $8 per share.
The public offering price of the
and
the underwriting terms for both issues, are to
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
dairy
name
$2,922,312
1951
$2,476,104
5,375,768
railway...
incomb
oper.
Net
Net
had
baked
LeRoy
sandwich
and1 Dairylea
oven
the
shipped
sandwiches
fcrick,
that
5
ry,
Gross
The
through the "fill-and-freeze" method.
After
cream
April
Foocis,.National Dairy Products,
Burry s
on
directly from
are
the
under
Milk
sandwiches.
cream
baked
Pet
on
Corporation
products
cream
sold
Beatrice
Carnation,
for
The ice
Family Treat and
such
Biscuit
638,104
income
from
from
at
and
has
present
covering
62,500
SEC
„
.
LeRoy Foods, Inc. of Brooklyn, N.
Burry
chocolate
ing
announced
stock of
years
$2,851,353
500,862
1952
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings
*
This
1953
$2,633,380
February—
i-aUsxactorily.—
operating
-
the capital
1954
.
From Jan. 1—
r
Burry Biscuit Corp.—Acquisition—
several
,
railway
p.
in
Gas
Claussen Bakeries, Inc., Augusta,
Ga.—Registers With
and Exchange Commission—
The
5,623,645
oper.
179,
be
to
that
outstanding
The
Securities and Exchange Commission—
railway.
oper.
said
to
company
1,500,000
Securities
13,240,132
4,776,675
23.96c
102.
p.
12,459,138
railway
from
ry.
—V.
13,207,500
90,391
17.95c
Minister
and
13,132,488
5,313,028
4, 755,860
is
the
this
subsidiary,
145,000 square feet of floor space.
The plant is expected to be in operation
by the end of 1954.—V. 179,
p. 611.
41,197,048
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
26.66c
Commonwealth
42,194,762
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—EarningsFebruary—
Net
;
cents
43,079,372
10,,966,591
income
of
its
directing
1944,
1,500,000
1157
of
tractor
resell
40, 303,553
1156.
p.
sale
authorizing
all
of
components.
small
railway.
railway
oper.
179,
Gross
$664,055
yard in U. S.
per
1951
1954—9 Mos.—1953
4,442,330
gold-..
$35
1952
$20, 255,219 $20,823,561 $20,601,359 $19,827,164
6, 021,539
6,267,142
6,609,712
6,220,957
income—
2, 678,890
2,512,985
2,667,984
2,738,271
oper.
Net from
Ounces
1953
railway
railway
from
tract
order
an
bidding
The
Co.
of
pp.
erection
of
tne
Gross
it
The building
The
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd.—Production
Report—
Yardage
$8,846,518 $13,837,808
6,646,599
8,317,752
Quincy RR.- -Earnings—
195"
tln-
Company, engineers and builders, has been awarded the
contract for design, engineering and construction of the
new facilities.
The new building will be used as a
manufacturing plant for a new
stock.
&
32,407
367,660
.
Austin
Lane,
$5,508,215
3,526,727
1478.
p.
Chicago, Burlington
Net
Period Ended Fc-b. 28
3,208,667
February—
Gross
on
$4,105,607
income
oper.
206,689
stock
12,
11:30
to
up
from
materials
from
from railway
operations
Net
127,793
Service.
announced
The
1953.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$22,157,147 $24,146,615 $46,396,716 $52,691,187
18,051,540
18,638,400
37,550,198
38,853,379
$2,685,000
1954.
SEC covering 700,000
expenses.
From Jan. 1—
of
shares
shares
revenue
oper.
Net
Corp.—Sales at Record—
quarter
of
of
over
period,
year
new
sales
1954—Month—1953
oper.
Net rev.
as
Chairman
increase
an
to
Railway
Railway
24,048
90,122
Johnson,
Wausau,
■
President of the Wausau Manufac¬
been announced.—V. 178, p. 2195.
$1,991,000.
one
at
developed and is being manufactured
Ingersoll Products Division of Borg-
Ingersoll
Broad Street Investing
Francis
418.000
Co.
>■<
turret'assemblies' adaptable
tank
H.
turing Co. also has
2
Machine
manufactur¬
Corps by the
Kalamazoo, Mich.
in
The election of J.
April
the
Manufacturing; Co. has taken Immediate possession of
is being renovated for: the production- at the earliest
of
Marine
Warner
&
of
10,446
160,735
Claussen's
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
which
date
amphibious tank.
for
Foundry
some
a
•,
-
plant and
Mo.).
Oct.
of
Service
amendment.
Period End. Feb. 28—
50,337
issued
6
common
City,
179,
Steel
$517,101
oper.
31.152
competitive
Clark Equipment
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
railway.,
railway
from
ry.
will
company's
railway
34,059
17,029
8,923
par
Cities
Y.,
trial
$571,789
from
20,822
9,911
April
at
Gas
automotive
$1,983,066
Charleston & Western Carolina
31,094
13,506
_
on
order
100-acre
3,918,485
February—
99,573
28,534
1
$10
in
purchase
used
1477.
1370.
p.
_
sale
of
SEC
011
Roy C. Ingersoll, President, on April 6 announced that the Wausau
Manufacturing Co., a subsidiary, has completed negotiations for the
SEC
(Kansas
N.
$9,046,413
7,397,233
income
oper.
179,
58,278
75,235
for
shares
at
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$4,713,122
-
*1954—3 Mos.—1953
39,039
♦March, 1954, figures are preliminary and subject to change,
cluding military and other government.—V. 179, p. 1478.
line
Net
♦1954—Month—1953
^
6,054
The
Jersey—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
Railway
Lower—
Plymouth,
Totals
was
Period End. Feb. 28—
*498,688
Desoto
an
2298.
bidding $18,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series F, due
April 1, 1984, and to redeem in May, 1954, at 105.68%
of principal
amount and accrued interest, the $8,000,000
principal amount of out¬
standing first mortgage bonds, series E, 4%%, due May 1, 1983. The
the
2,323,612
*112,019
Cities Service Co.—Sale of Unit
Approved—
competitive
of
2,768,161
429,068
11,308
The
Central Power & Light Co.—Financing Approved—
This company has received SEC authorization to issue and sell
remainder
3,350,451
1478.
was:
interest
for
1,792,379
Dodge
Redemption—
Chicago, III.—V.
Street,
1954
cents
*1,476,656
29,555,525
Period End. March 31—
Plymouth
were
12%
*32,487
32.073,957
Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler passenger cars
trucks—including military and other government—for the
month of
March, 1954, and for the first three montns of 1954, com¬
pared with the month of March, a year ago, and the first three months
$11,418,000, before deduc¬
excluding unamortized financing
and
the
of
*110,430
30,697,977
Dodge
Chrysler
tDodge trucks
Corp.—Net Asset Value—
Feb.
of
as
1951
*1,542,231
179, p.
of
1952
"
*907,669
Corp.—Car Output
Production
and
of
'1046.
outstanding
Net
Net
1566.
p.
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
1,349,000
net
interest.
the
with
for
and
102,627,000 111,239,000
operations
280,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
subscription by stockholders at 60 cents per share, without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to retire certain obliga¬
tions
53,666,000
company has called for redemption
first mortgage 27/«%
bonds, due 1971,
covering
offered
1954—2 Mos.—1953
1953
27,708,107
income
oper.
Chrysler
52,059,000
Central Indiana Gas Co.—Partial
Net
Big-Horn Powder River Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files—
ry.
97,247,000 104,823,000
p.
1,161,438
5,341,835
$13,569,198 $14,639,038 $15,663,966 $12,839,376
836,0.90
1,358,123
1,373,818
458,806
railway
railway
from
Net
■
expenses
179,
1,946,500
1954
railway
railway
from
Net
42.
$
the quarterly dividend of
1954.—V. 179, p. 2.-
2090.
p.
p.
^
53,166,000
production.
Cinemascope features have already been
scheduled
of Sales,
177,
■
1954—Month—1953
The
of
A.
below.—V.
Rys.—February Earnings—
deficit
costs.
31,
'
making the announcement
sized
National
2,749,670
1156.
p.
from
from
♦Deficit.—V.
50,710,000
Carriers
,
pair.
Co.
179,
_
The company on April 1 announced that the list price of its 35mm
Cinemascope theater projection lens has been reduced from $1,900 a
a
1954—3 Mos.—1953
.
deductiing
pair to $1,165
Net
Gross
$
tion
seven
&
42,709,557
6,265,833
39,159,090
7,900,943
*403,612
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
-/
,
41,003,756
3,416,834
Net
revenues
Operating
Operating
Total
Reduces Price of Lens—
In
Nemours
Period End. Feb. 28—
$1,500,000 3%%
used to purchase Three Dimension Co. from
were
de
.
promissory notes due Jan, 1, 1969.
stockholders.-
Gross
"
..
1951
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
y
1954—Month—1953
tqk'1
35,276,123
income
February—
for the first
.
Pont
du
■
railway
railway
oper.
Deficit.—V.
interest
Canadian Industries, Ltd.—To Segregate Assets—
See
7
that
solid and
both
ry.
*
consolidated mort¬
1156.
p.
from
from
Net
for
$10,592,831 $10,296,219 $27,841,694 $28,535,812
179,
income
oper.
iQt;-)
$17,778,575 $20,356,840 $21,184,594 $17,468,483
2,368,757
4,217,925
3,511,343
983,455
380,037
1,524,907
1,195,237
•318,480
From Jan. 1—
(& Subs.)—March Sales Up—
Period End. March 31—
added
He
adhesive, fields,
coatings.—V.
Co.—Notes
Ilowell
&
said.
Resins in
Acetate
textile" "and
decorative
1262.
p.
railway
mrailway
Net
announced that earnings
1Q«VA
from
fro
Net ry.
approximately the same as for the initial quarter
were
Canadian
Ellithorp
Mr.
Polyvinyl
the
April
a
operate out of Beech-Nut's head¬
wi.l
V.,
N.
its
manulacture
Net
a
1955.
Sales
announced
was
to
President,
•
it
as
providing
proposal
a
bonds or notes with an
group of insurance companies.
1,
179,
approved
help refund $7,068,000 of 5%
to
Timmerman,
Butler Brothers
the
half-century one of America's out¬
a chemical department for the
a
Polyvinyl Acetate Resins,
by J. Stafford Ellithorp, Jr., President.
4%%
issue is
new
year.—V.
Chemical Department
of
exceed
5
mortgage
of
$6,000,000
quarter of 1954
standing quality food firms, has formed
manufacture
April
on
bonds due Jan.
—V.
Beech-Nut Packing Co.—Forms
Biscuit Corporation
Burry
periods of fiscal 1953-54 ended March 20, 1954
10% from a year ago.—V. 177, p. 2782.
P.
last
on April
2 covering
issued as a gift to
Vice-President.
The market
shares is estimated at $8 per share.—V. 179, p. 922.
H.
M.
rate
A.
notification
of
shares
charities
stockholders
of
gage
1262.
p.
(James B.)
2,000
$6,782,733 $11,078,998 $14,088,805
3,285,871
5,080,020
6,874,927
$5,358,738
2,50^,717
first iive
for
sales
Bush Terminal Co.—Offering Approved—
The
issuance
income—-
oper.
ry.
—V.
$71,860,325
57,771,520
49,782,085
the
that
said
Gross
railway
operations
Net
27,960,334
23,783,667
also
up approximately
1954—2 Mos.—1953
Railway oper. revenue— $29,142,405 $34,743,067 $60,861,583
Railway oper. expenses.
Burry
whole for
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings-
Gross
intense coast-to-coast promotional program this summer.
Mr.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul '& Pacific RR.—Earnings
February—
George W. Burry, President, said that the corporation will undertake
an
179, p. 1150.
points at Elizabeth (N. J.), Chicago, Atlanta, St. Louis and
(Cklif.) for the'convteniende of its customers. •
Long Beach
and
Chronicle.Monday, April 12, 1954
stocks
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
.
dailway
railway
oper.
income
1954
1953
Earnings—
1952
1951
$1,677,096
$1,722,393
$1,791,926
$1,632,789
406,925
397,269
451,903
343,360
183,423
164,561
160,810
105,627
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
179,
p.
income
1156.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Increase Investments
This
corporation and its subsidiary, Central Kentucky Natural Gas
(Charleston, W'. Va.) have applied to the SEC for an order author¬
izing Central* Kentucky to issue and sell to Columbia Gas 37,861 addi¬
Co.
tional
the
shares
par
stallment
3,322,536
3,449,094
758,135
764,105
747,719
764,090
328,963
315,063
246,843
249,823
3,461,524
3,439,038
value
of
its
$25
thereof,
promissory
par
common
well
as
notes;
as
and
stock
$1,053,475
the
at
a
price
principal
Commission
equivalent
amount
of
to
in¬
has
given interested
persons until April 14, 1954, to request a hearing thereon.
Proceeds of
this financing are urgently needed
by Central Kentucky in connection
with
of
its
1954
construction
$2,085,200.—V. 179,
p.
nrogram,
1478.
involving
estimated
expenditures-
Number 5315... The Commercial and
Volume 179
The
Through New Issue—Registers With SEC—
Willis Gale, Chairman, on April 1
to refund at
announced that this company plans
June
the
by
toward
its
with
interest
The
he said,
conditions,"
market
current
"'Under
"we
should
able
be
sales
it
this
of
of
The
1954
1903.—V. 178,
This
than 90%
of
respect
50%
were
in
the
about April 22.
.
and
V.
179,
approved by
yield 3.15%.
at 101.93% and accrued interest, to
of the issue
April 6
on
bids
Competing
Rollins
The
tion
&
from
105.18%
101.93%
to
to
the
first
three
owned
are
Imperial
of
own
are
most
to
request
a
has
hearing
stock,
common
du
shares
2,952,655
Pont,
Industries
of
Canada
Ltd.,
held by approximately
are
also
which
of
has
outstanding
46,500
to
two
("Du
of
to
order
Chemical Indus¬
terminate
determined
have
plants
method
new
that
a
their
joint
segregation
and
and properties of CIL between them
complying with the court decree. The
Du
and
Du
Pont
Canada").
Under
nylon and the principal assets being transferred to
chemicals, chemicals, polythene, am¬
cellophane and
CIL 54 consist of
be known as Canadian
Company of Canada
operating companies to
("CIL 54")
the plan, the assets being
Pont of Canada comprise principally CIL's business
of
Pont
to
transferred
they
the
Ltd.
(1954)
the agricultural
explosives, "Fabrikoid," paint and varnish departments and
subsidiary companies of CIL.
For allocation of securities, see
munition,
and at special redemption
plus accrued interest in each
certain
Commission order.—V. 179,
516.
p.
company
ments
to
funds
for
from
proceeds
is engaged in the electric light and power, gas
and water business wholly within the States of Texas and New Mexico.
Incidental to its electric and gas business, the company sells appli¬
and
of
subsidiary
small
a
in
ice
is
in
engaged
manufacture
the
ended
year
1953,
31,
Dec.
had
company
$1,316,984. In the
were $8,372,332 and net income
operating revenues of $9,556,217 and net income of
previous year, total operating revenues
amounted to $1,219,326.
account
*
*
$975,000
*
V,
due 1969
A, 3%
Series
B, 3'/.% due 1974
Series
C, -37/8% due 1982
Series
D, 3 '/4% due 1984
3V2%
.
series
1
1968-
due
stock
($10
value)—1.—1-
par
this and other series
bonds of
♦Additional
not
exceeding $50,000,000, subject
provisions.—V. 179, p. 1370,
to
\
may
A
■>.
;
with
March
date
through
but
sale
the
than
later
not
1954,
of
1876.
1,
1954,
1,
1967,
shares
of
May
par
a
179,
1,537,000
821,247 shs.
the mortgage
Inc.—Plans to
will vote
stock.
Consolidated Engineering
1370.
Corp.—Rights to Stockhold¬
1263.
the
of
Offering
—V.
179,
fund
price per
p. 923.
stock.
mon
A
of $10 par common
headed by'First of
Michigan Corp., including 14 Detroit and national in¬
vestment firms, at $23.75 per share.
This offering was
stock
of
offering
50,000
shares
made April 7 by a group
was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
The
stock
dividend
in
is
every
for
dividend
listed
on
year
this
year
Michigan Corporation.
crease
the
in
Formed
in
Detroit
Stock
Exchange
and
has
paid
a
since 1922. The current yield on the indicated
is approximately 8.3%, according to First of
issue and results in no in¬
This is not a new
of shares Currently outstanding.
total
1921,
the
the
firm operates three
plants in Monroe and sup¬
plies about 2,000 customers in widely diversified lines with cartons and
board for the automotive industry and forming board for displays.
expansion includes an addition of 165,000 square feet to the
Division plant, costing about $800,000.
An additional $800,-
Current
Southside
4)00
outlay
The
for new machinery for the three plants^
Higher—
stock.
liabilities
UNDERWRITERS—First
Reid. Higbie & Co.;
of
Michigan
Corp.;
Wm.
C.
Roney
&
Co.;
Good body & Co.; Bache & Co.; Charles A. Parcells
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.; Baker, Simonds Sc Co.; Straus,
Blosser & McDowell; Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur
&
Jk
Co.;
Co.;
Athabasca
Rix
McDonald-Moore &
Co.—V,
176,
Co.; Nauman,
599.
p.
May
to
5
William
Dana
Seibert
McFawn Sc Co,;- and F. J.
-
President.
On
account
of
0.
the
to
fflr ffrt rat»--of
SEC
$2,173,572
March
on
shares
1,500
in
3i
cov¬
$100
of
Grant
K.
Homer
for
redemption
subordinate
par
of
Flagstaff,
stock.
and
accrued
May
on
sinking
fund
interest.
*
all
5
of
will
out¬
its
debentures
Payment
due
be
Oct
made
at
York,
Inc.;
investment
the
103'/4%
Barney
Sc
presently
are
out¬
Wurts,
headed
debentures
and
accrued
Co.;
Sc
Bodine;
and
bankers,
up
interest.
Higginson
Lee
by Estabrook & Co., have
to the close of business on
This
also
group
DeHaven
Corp.;
Dulles
Poole, Roberts Sc Parke;
Co.—V. 179, p. 924.
Sc
includes
Townsfend,
Sc
Schmidt,
Fram Corp., Providence, R.
Steven
B.
Wilson, Chairman of
Stroud
Co.,
&
I.—Profits Up—
the
Board
ancj President, on April 5
reported consolidated operations in the first two months showed
increase
in
net
sales,
and
59%
a
increase
in
profits
after
19%
a
taxes, com¬
pared to 1953 operations.
Net
sales
for
$4,193,078
January
for
the first
for
the
and
two
months
of
period
same
February
1954
of
$5,009,222 as compared with
were
1953.
Net
before
income
$533,166,
was
compared
for
taxes
to
$414,747
1953.
The
company
reported
taxes for 1954's
first two
Net
income
after
taxes
increase
an
months
of
in
$102,100
the
over
net
after
income
comparable period last year.
in
January and February of 1954 was $275,151,
as
contrasted to $173,051
for 1953.
The report covered consolidated
operations including subsidiary companies in the U. S. and Canada, and
payments from Fram-licensee
tries.—V. 179,
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
April
on
coun¬
cents
Mines, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files
filed
1
shares Of
1,495,000
20
in nine foreign
operations
398.
p.
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
(par
the
with
cent),
one
be
to
share through H. J. Cooney & Co., New York.
to be used to pay mining expenses.
per
net proceeds are
As of—
Total
Net
The
in
Mar.
net
assets
value
asset
total
share
per
net
assets
1
well
as
net
assets
$19.02
$21.00
__
as.
Dec. 31, '53
31, '54
$187,779,398 $156,418,155
;
share
per
highest
the
are
the
company's history and giue effect to the merger on March 31,
1954 with Investors Management Fund, which had assets of $14,750,000.
—V. 179, p. 1371.
(Theodore) Gary & Co.—Registers With SEC—
company on March 31 filed $ registration statement with the
covering 310,000 shares of participating common stock (20c par).
Company proposes tp offer, these shares for subscription by stock¬
holders on the hasis of seven shares for each 10 shares held on the
record
date.
Refining Co.—Contract—
Uranium
Mines
below.—V.
Ltd.
162,
and
p.
2270.
What is said
chemical
the
and
has
applications
been developed
Easter,
97% pure.
Nearly all im¬
purities are inert, being imprisoned in the crystal structure. Magnesia
is one of the most refractory materials known and is used at tempera¬
tures
up
to
3,600 degrees F.—V.
to the offer to Con¬
All shares unsubscribed for pursuant
solidated
including
shareholders,
approximately 12,000
shareholders, will be
be used by the company to repay
Engineering amounting to approximately
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will
advances
from
$400,000.
The
Consolidated
remainder,
will .be
added
working
to
or-
leases - standard
for
capital.'
develops, manufactures and
and specialized electronic data processing
scientific,-' industrial and commercial uses.
BUSINESS—ElectroData.-^ Corp.. designs,
sells,
the
In
After
(par
in
Room
1612,
from
the
The
net
$10).
also
See
report
stated
V.
179,
this
of
that
dividends
70
Pine
proceeds
«.
~
con¬
for
St.,
13— }.
5,
of
to
are
York
shares
the
New
to
go
Cities
1371.
p.
Frank
company,
of
as
of
March
31,
the
$247,443,
to
after
assets,
$25.07
standing
Net
$747,266.
aftier
V.
p.
179,
from
Altschul,
1954,
net
increase
Chairman
assets
for
the
were
three
of the
$51,121,359.
months
value
of
was
to
approve
par
of
the
a
to
idividual
market
a
voted
out¬
was
the
par
proposed
Split—
this
of
directors,
16
eliminate
It
was
will
company
it
thereby
share
owners
hold
company's
will
35,000,000
105,000,000 shares of $5 par
the
company's
authorized
recommend
is
the
the
change
to
stock into
which
and
Stock
owners
which
stock.
company by increasing
market for the stock.
a
of
recently to
range
investors
to
stock
the
Also,
three
April 20.
proposal
and
common
price
share
on
common
special
directors
Co.—Plans
election
value
stock
value
in
with
shares
months
1,800,220
the
dividend^, interest and royalties for the
and municipal taxes, was $251,414.—
million
the
to
common
The
equal
were
1953.
31,
for
stock,
state
meeting
no
of
par
a
annual
addition
shares
$10
Electric
quarter
asked
be
the
on
Dec.
on
securities
of
from
and
preferred
104.
their 62nd
In
stock
$22.52
sale
income
$5,993,000
common
with
the
expenses
General
The
of
compared
Net
period,
deducting
share
per
as
profit
this
6%
but
cumulative
never
issued.
three-for-one
con¬
that the split will result
believed will be more attractive
expected
is
benefit both the share owners and
interest and creating a broader
investors'
change from
shares
without
par
value
to
those
value of $5 per share is expected to increase marketability
'
foretaa subscriptions and advertisements must be made tn New York
«
have
$15,000,000
1,500,000
of
company
WiUiaitt-B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Paik Place, New York < 7, N. Y„ *&ctoi
**er)^rt
(general, news and- advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday.!
Other offices. 135 S. La Salle
England, c/o Edwarda & Smith, Copyright l»54by William B. Dana
!07#: SubacHptian» Jn United .States^. U. B. Possessions, Territories and Members of Paa-Americ&n-Union, . $48.QU per"«.
at
-
$4,587,684.
version
Blyth & Co., Inc.
received
purchase
stock
Co.
Board,
of underwriters headed by
offered publicly by a group
be
Bond
registrant,
continuing
General American Investors1 Co., Inc.—Asset Value—
Net
Corp.—Stock Offering—This
of these subsidiaries is estimated
1479.
p.
the
for
Service
178, p. 2475.
corporation,
as part of a public offering of 450,000 shares of new cap¬
ital stock, is offering to certain holders of the outstand¬
ing common, stock of Consolidated Engineering Corp.
the right to subscribe to approximately 438,000 of these
shares at $3.50 per share at the rate of one share of
ElectroData for each two shares of Consolidated held
of record April 8, 1954.
The subscription offer expires
at 12 noon (Pacific Standard Time), on April 29, 1954,
ElectroData
179,
Telephone
operating subsidiaries of
principal subsidiary of the
expenditures.
The
a
construction
program
will
Y.,
common
commercially Impractical.
magnesia refractory is approximately
subscription price are to be supplied
Net proceeds will be used
telephone
Company,
substantial
Bids
N.
director of research, reported a special process
makes possible quantity production of such large Industrial shapes as
furnace linings and bricks weighing several hundred pounds.
To get
refractories of this calibre using known previous techniques,
shapes
J.
date and
Gas Service Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Bids April
magnesia refractory for
by this cor¬
to be the purest all crystalline
industrial
the
years
Share
made
record
No underwriting is involved.
to provide financing for Telephone Bond and Share Com¬
balance to be used for general corporate purposes.
During
Corp.—New Develm't
poration, it was announced on April 7.
The
by amendment.
CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
twice a week Levery Thursday
Published
1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C.,
post- office -at New.-York, N. Y., under tbeAct ofMarchS,
of Canada, $51.00 per year.
Other Countriea, $55.00 per year.
(Telephone BTate- 2-0613);
VOTE:
the
with
through
commission payable
called
purchase
at
Smith,
principally
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
equipment
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
filed
was
subscriptions
offered
Approximately $1,727,000 of debentures
1954.—V.
i
Winckler
$2,027,004
The
$33.33
$35.61
—
shares not offered to Consolidated
structure consists solely of 750,000 shares of
Current assets Dec. 31 totaled $11,032,322 against cur¬
of $4,193,498, a current ratio of 2.6 to 1.
company's capital
common
rent
is planned
New
of
group
offered
The
Mar. 31, '54
Dec. 31, '53
$111,905,443 $101,963,256
share—u-~.
Eldorado Mining &
The
ondary
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$858,638
standing.
stock at the earliest practicable
market conditions for the EUA
:
larger than laboratory ware were
Offering—A sec¬
Consolidated Paper Co.—Secondary
a
H.
G.
trustee, 48 Wall Street, New York 15, N.. Y.
Each $45.84 of debentures may be converted into one share of com¬
179, p. 1157.
As of—
Size
George
Corp. below.—V. 179, p.
ers.—See ElectroData
has
1023/4%
of
struction
p.
by
and
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Asset Value Increased—
hearing thereon.
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—Assets
See
17
Corp.
This
common
issued.—V.
be
can
no
be
convertible
at
Bank
SEG
to authorize 2,000,000 addi¬
The company has no plana
for issuing the shares,
according to the proxy statement, but wants
them available so it can proceed promptly when conditions
warrant.
Approval of the
New
York P. S. Commission
is required before
shares
tional
on
to
company
standing 4%
The
3,000,000
Capitalization—
stockholders
The
underwritten
be
Boston
Foote Mineral Co.—Calls 4% Debentures—
The
Issue Notes—
to request
common
Oct.
notification
of
stock,
recent
Increase
will
First
1954—Month—1953
who will receive 20%
pany,
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
issue
The
1158.
pre-organization
Ariz.,
has applied to the SEC for authorization
until April 15,
persons
by
1876.
p.
Front Range Uranium
26
to issue and
sell $2,000,000 of
unsecured promissory notes to The First National
Bank of Boston; and the Commission has issued an order giving inter¬
This company
The
costs.
headed
178,
Fishman Co., Inc.—March Sales Lower-
p.
letter
u.
Utilities Associates—To
Eastern
shares being favorable.—V.
be issued up to but
compliance
of
on
'
retired
$6,247,000
793,000
955,000
\
2,000,000/
/
l,25d,000 shs.
debentures:
Sinking fund
Common
-
Hill, Richards & Co., Los
Charles E. Ducommun.—V. 178, p.
through
shale
per
SEC
to be offered at $14.50
Angeles, Calif:, for the
said proposed note is to extend or renew $2,000,000 of out¬
standing bank indebtedness maturing April 19, 1954, for a period not
to exceed six months. EUA contemplates that the proposed note will be
mortgage bonds:
Series
the
with
filed
purpose of
Outstanding
Authorized
First
was
covering 6,678 shares of common stock (par $2)
ested
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION
notification
of
and
the
the
Texas.
EARNINGS—For
letter
A
Co.—V.
179,
ering
and Exchange Commission—
—Files With Securities
BUSINESS—Company
ances,
Supply Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
Metals &
Ducommun
underwriters
&
royalty
the financing will be used by the
to pay bank loans incurred for construction and improve¬
property made in 1953 and now in progress, and to provide
construction requirements contemplated this year.
PROCEEDS—Net
cover¬
Imperial Chemical Indus¬
owns
puxsuant
provides
1479,
with
to Section 126 of The Companies Act of
that CIL's business and assets will be divided and
formulated
Market
Radio—
$788,604
—V.
whereby
Commission
the
duPont and Imperial
court
under
and
of
feasible
construction
pay
of
Crouter
application,
CIL;
to
The
of
by
British corporation which
Canada,
Limited
of
the
To
—
registration statement with the SEC
a
Sales
transferred
"
(16.4%)
CIL
and
the
in
order
Arrangement
1954,
' ■ •
Chemical
stockholders.
exemption
an
and
be dividend and
19,
shares
joined
have
preferred stock, all held by the
to
1264;:
p.
period of
of CIL common stock and 6.2%
transferred
case.
sale
by
minority
a
has filed
company
(M. H.)
in
3%
Industries
par,
par,
April
1,153,771 shares
division
Canada,
Award
the bonds as 3'As were submitted by: Blair,
101.13, and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, 100.206.
will be subject to redemption at regular redemp¬
from
receding
the
plan,
for
ranging
prices
is
bonds
D
of
physical
bid of 101.1799%.
on a
Co., Inc.,
series
prices
than
$100 par non-redeemable 7%
ownership
by the underwriter at competitive
won
was
(41.8%)
owned
According
tries
sale
in
opened
companies;
7,059,081
United States citizens
tries, Ltd.,
1263.
p.
Offered—HalStuart & Co. Inc. on April 7 offered $3,000,000 of
mortgage bonds, series D, 3*4%, due March 1, 1984,
first
Net sales,
greater
the CIL preferred.
of
Community Public Service Co.—Bonds
sey,
April 5.
by more than 50%,
Ltd.
Compromise
until
persons
shares
*179,
Corp.
40,000 shares of cumulative prelerred stock (par $100),
The net
proceeds will be used to repay $3,000,000 bank loans and the remainder
common
latter would
operating
outstanding
public
public.
of
the
"■
are
shares of
recommended for Northern
assets of
the remaining
Phonograph
personal portable.—V. 179, p.
Walker
'
"
has
3,000
.
v
'
interested
(41.8%)
«r
be
new
&
Sc
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
& Co.;
Lester Ryons
Harbach
Sc' 'Durst,' Tncl-i-'V.
Wagenseller
the same
greater than in the corresponding
proposed plan
a
2,952,655
proposal will be contained
statement for the annual meeting to be mailed to stock¬
the stockholders, we hope that a similar plan can
Illinois Gas Co. under which employees
the New Edison gas subsidiary can buy stock in that company."—
"If
accounts
new
Co.;
ing
group
than in
-63%
1953
&
Hopkins.
Flagstaff Loan Co., Flagstaff, Ariz.—Files With SEC—
Canadian
two
CIL
Gale, Edison Chairman, said: "The
proxy
holders
of
and Canadian Industries,
application with the SEC for
an
to
thereon.
time.
any
those for March
the
Bache
Demonstrating a laboratory model of the new receiver, Mr. Abrams
compared it with the now-famous Emerson "Pocket Radio," the world s
The
Up 35%—
on
financing,
are:
tiny self-powered radio, that fits in the palm of the hand and
weighs only 7V2 ounces, to be marketed by this corporation, will makeall other commercial
radios, including the world's current smallest set,
look like giants, Benjamin Abrams,
President, said on April 6.
1954—8 Mos.—-1953
were
present
underwriting
Empire District Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
greater
repurchases,
the
the
Walston
Co.;
Radio
in
A
2304.
p.
and
given
deductions.
if authorized, could be terminated by the board
plan,
the
Fourth,
Co.;
Sc
period End. Mar. 31—
number
to
the plan would be
Willis
35%
were.
company
filing
of the
.purchases would be permitted through payroll
at
less
gate Assets—
available to all regular employees who are
regardless of job or pay and stock purchased would be on the
a uniformly applied fixed percentage of regular earnings.
Also,
foasis of
a
$2,801,896 $19,883,584 $21,591,233
announcement made
an
exceeded
the business
age,
and
of
3
will consist of 700,000 shares of capital stock....
World's Smallest Commercial
1953.
sales
stated.
was
corporation
sales
gross
1954
months of
No shares
issue stock.
shares
the price to employees would never be less
($25).
Second,
of
1954—Month—1953
according to
first quarter
March
market value and never less than par value
Third,
of
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.- -Affiliate to Segre-
offered would be original
purchased on the open market.
would be
retirement
the
during
1157.
p.
representing
limitations.
the
First,
including
and
company
common
certain
with
incurred
$2,251,568
179,
1953 period,
proposal to he recommended by the board, 500,000 shares
would be offered from time to time to employees
the
Edison
subsidiaries,
$2,000,000
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Gross Sales
proposal to establish an employee stock purchase plan.
"Under
Co.;
&
Richards
Emerson
smallest
Gross
at the annual meeting May 25
The stockholders will be asked to vote
Witter
Hill
used
Employee Stock Purchase Plan—
Plans to Establish
of
of
the
of
program
the
—V.
the
a
wholly-owned
loan
construction
Sales
estimated at $425,000,000 for the four years 1954 through
1957, will bring the Edison system electric generating
capacity to
.3,913,000 kilowatts, an increase of 71% since the end of World War II."
on
the
Period End. Mar. 31—
to
year's
now
gram,
Sc'
Diana Stores Corp.—March Sales Off—
3%% bond issue on a favorable basis, providing
worthwhile savings in interest charges to the company.
"The proceeds remaining after the
refunding—approximately $10,000,000—will be applied toward our construction program.
This pro¬
last
of
cost
1478.
which will have a
by competitive bid¬
will be determined
1, 1984,
ding, according to Mr. Gale.
refund
Dean
Inc.;
price of the proposed issue,
and
rate
SEC—
March, 1954 in connection
program.
In order to meet the growing needs of customers,
the company and subsidiaries plan to make construction expenditures
of approximately $28,000,000 during the years 1954 and 1955.—V. 179,
p.
date of May
maturity
the
two
bank
with
about April 27.
or
completion
company's capitalization
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
company
on
April 6 filed a registration statement with the
covering $10,000,000 of first mortgage and collateral trust bonds,
due 1984,
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
The net proceeds from the sale of 1984 series bonds will be applied
depending upon market conditions and the required
two commissions, that the bonds will be publicly
expected,
on
the
with
516.
p.
The
.
is
CAPITALIZATION—On
With SEC
statement
SEC
accrued interest.
plus
$102.90
at
Application for authority to issue the new bonds was filed also
Illinois Commerce Commission.
,
i
the
It
registration
a
Co.;
proposed sale would be used toward redemption of the 1953 bond issue
for new construction.
The company plans to redeem its 3%%
offered
filed
31
Delaware Power & Light Co.—Registers With
and
clearance
March
on
25,000 shares of its capital stock.—V. 179,
a
registration statement with the SEC covering $50,000,000 of new 30-year
first mortgage bonds, series Q, due May 1, 1984.
The proceeds of the
in
company
SEC covering
lpwer interest ijaUe t,he entire, issue of, $40,000,OOP JJ % %
lirst mortgage 30-year bonds which it sold last JU1J.
Mr. Gale's announcement coincided with the filing on April 1 of a
bonds
(1611)
de Vegh Income Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers
Bonds
Co.—To Refund 3% %
Edison
Commonwealth
•
Financial Chronicle
.
funds.
,
""
»
St., Chicago 3, 111.
.year, in Dominion
*
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April
(1612)
transfer
make substantial
to
and
savings
tax
the share
available to
In the
at the present time has issued 28,845,927 shares of
stock without par value. These shares have a stated value
its common
for
capital purposes of S6.25 each, resulting in a total capital of
$180,237,046..
II th» conversion is approved by the share owners, the company will
have issued 86.537,782 shares of stock having a par value of $5 each.
the company to increase its capital from $180,287,046
Such an increase will be made by transfer of $252,-
will require
This
$432,688,910.
to
401,864
8621586
on
company's earned surplus which amounted to. $729,-
from the
Dec. 31, 1953.
Development Announced—
New
of
aircraft
automatic
eliminates
pilot iunctioris and requires no manual switching
on
April 5 by this company.
In
line
with a current emphasis in
aviation on
least
at
ten
announced
was
the human enelimination of~all pilot functions
possible, the system sharply reduces time required by the pilot to
get in the air once he climbs into the cockpit.
aspects
gineen.ig
well
as
the
as
components of the automatic a-c system are high efficiency
alternators,
static
voltage
regulators,
and
generator
control and
protective panels.—V.
179, p. 1265.
Major
Corp.—Mortimer Elected President—
General Foods
of
this
retiring in accord
is
tions
effective
are
at
The elec¬
once.
of
General
Foods
for
last
the
two
has been the company's chief operating officer,
Mr. Francis and Mr. Igleheart in over-all man¬
iirm.—V. 179, p. 1265.
Mr. Mortimer
working closely with
years.
agement
tne
oi
General Motors Corp.—March Car Output Up—
Period End. Mar.31—
Passenger
1954—3 Mos,.—1953
1954—Month—1953
32,228
90,908
83,553
46,099
131,775
124,047
12,238
11,062
25,767
Fenner
1,300,000
Beane——
&
150,000
Pierce,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.—.;
—
Coffin 4c Burr, Inc.—
'
179, p.
1479..
;
750,000
650,00Q
150,000
Stockton Broome & Co,
150,000
150,000
•
''K''VV'"
,
262,263
706,319
14,557
17,735
42,184
279,998
748,503
736,999
42,209
92,573
Ind.,
sion,
25,689
55,195
118,262
151,685
3,755
6,695
10,791
19,547
179,
S.
Total—Canada
______
(II. L.)
and Can.
which
$7,469,567
—
32,343
coach-
truck and
9,783
•
S.
Total—Canada
45,881
61,890
129,053
171,232
329,223
341,888
877,556
908,231
and Can.
to be
are
179,
at
to
be
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files—
per share), without underwriting.
expansion, etc.—V. 178, p. 148.
The
($100
par
used
for
—V.
Corp.—Acquisitions—
See
corporation has purchased all of the outstanding stock of the
Telephone Co. at Marshfield, Wis., which serves nearly'-
it
stations,
President
worked
disclosed
was
General
of
anticipated
is
it
out,
Telephone
contiguous
In
the
to
addition,
Mr.
Corp.
Co,
present area
As
Donald C.
as
details
soon
Power,
can
be
will be
the Marshfield exchange
of Wisconsin as the new property
served by that company.
pointed
Power
by
6
that
merged into General Telephone
is
April
on
General
out,
Telephone
has
Corp.
Co, serves a total
179, p. 1265.
phone
173,
The
corporation
the
SEC
and
400
Montague
Elected
Theodore
elected
for
op¬
•
General Time Corp.—Profits Same
Both
shipments and profits
of
1954
of
the
of
this
approximately vthe
were
as
for
the
preceding year, Donald j. Hawthorne,
oper.
Net
rev.
G.
Declaring
that
prodftction
fuze
"stretched
put,"
has
the
been
reduced
Mr.. Hawthorne
first
Commenting on the recent
clocks
were
on
20%
a
and
reported
SEC
cut
excise
and
we
taxes, he
government
order
added,
the
feel
"Most
of
10%
will
company's
new
to
cut
that
construction
plant in Athens, Ga., is proceeding rapidly,
for July next.—V. 179, p. 1372,
of
the
of
class
A
B
building,
5,000
shares
of
new
share
for each
with completion scheduled
179,
p.
proceeds
824.
is
$55
which
group
a
offered
April
on
7
$11,000,000 ;of first mortgage bonds, 3%% series, due
April 1, 1984, priced at 101.467 and accrued interest. The
group bought the issue at competitive bidding on April 6
with
bid
a
Other
bids
of
100.8599.
the
for
bonds
will
were
received
by
in
will
March
substantial
a
-Mr.
S.
margin,
added:
since
"Ever
in
most
M.
1935,
various
The
the
such
models,
received
&
(jointly),
100.07;
Bids
H'arriman Ripley &
follows;
as
Co., Inc., and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The
from
and
bonds
the
Co.,
bonds
Inc.,
as
102.299
3Vis
and
were
Blyth
(jointly), 102.0799.
redeemable
at
regular redemption prices ranging
to April 1, 1955 to 100%
after March 31, 1983;
redemption premiums scaled from 101.467%
to
100%
are
104.47%
at
for
prior
special
after March 31,
1983.
owns
plant
makes
PROCEEDS—The
the
in
1954.
company's
Of
struction
Plant
proceeds
construction
this
work
net
amount,
three
on
will
be
used
program,
$12,900,000
100,000
kw.
,
four
be
to
used
part the
be
to
costs
$33,000,000
continue
one
steam-electric
operating
generating units at
utilities
which
are
subsidiaries of The Southern Company. The
company provides electric
service to an area of 49,700 square miles, all within
Georgia
wtih a
population estimated to be in excess of 3,000,000.
EARNINGS—For
)the
year ended Dec. 31,
1953 the company
operating revenues of $89,166,000 and net income of $12,527,000.
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
GIVING
EFFECT
mortgage bonds:
3%%
33's%
series
series
due
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
(March
due
1)
1971
(Dec.
1)
1977
that
result
"There
in
are
179,
series
due
(Dec.
due
(April
1),
1)
1980
due
(June
li
1981____
33,«%.
series
due
1982
20 000 000
series
due
due
8,
purchase
(April
1)
obligation
1978
500.000 shs.
time
500,000 shs.
(without par value)
$1,000,000,000
outstanding
and
aggregate
further limited
the
and
standpoint
The latter
concert, the Spinet,
1949, and the easy
has
7,500,000 shs,
a
tremendous
the
tions
to
principal amount at
by various conditions
conditions,"
possible
sales
set
and
C. Collings & Co., Inc. The dividend
underwriting terms are to be supplied
f
-
plant
company,
bank
which
loans
and equipment
incorporated in
manufacture
the
and
currently
isolated
phase
large
approxi¬
aggregate
aluminum
in
the
of
tion
of
the
and
company
used
small
The
engine
jet
of
and
installation
radar
steel
stainless
produces
also
company
for
manufacture
of March 31,
as
principal
in the
its
for
The products include
structures, steel substations and dis¬
circuit breakers, unit substations
bus
subassemblies
development
has
equipment
power
electrical energy.
of
and
rectifiers.
Pennsylvania,
electric
of
distribution
switches,
mechanical
is active
Capitaliza¬
antennae.
notes
comprised long-terms
1954
$3,226,500 and 805,359 shares of $5 par value common stock.—V. 178,
2573.
said
capacity
Mr.
of
Sorenson,
our
for
the
sale
of
any
stock
which
families,
for
1954
which
calls
Norfolk,
178,
Va.
homes,
in
for
service,
$8,000,000
an
hotel
shopping
a
combined
"it
is
to
This
plants
company."
the
of
company
for
$1.44
.
share,
B.
result
applied to the company's construction
for an expenditure of approximately
with
2571
p.
I
.
Motors,
Inc.
below.—V.
178,
the
the
Reporting
an
sales
on
the
said
the
of
Mr.
the
on
Inc.,
latter
April
Fremont
company.
Robins
said
3,
Kansas
Railway
Rubber
according
Co.
to
1953."
of
He
The
industry.
said
specialty steels.
improved sales outlook
acquired
Robins
that
proceeds
of
a
private
were
is
by
Jr.,
HewittPresident
placement
of
25,000
See
also
V.*179,
p.
1480.
Harold
have
V.
Smith,
announced
years,
elected
Black,
as
who has
Smith
was
elected
to
forth
Home's
casualty
these
on
for
1954,
President
and
Chief
been Vice-President
elected
Chairman
respective
offices
affiliate.—V.
177,
of
of
in
p.
Executive
The
Home
the
Board,
The
1153.
Home
Officer,
since
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$3,310,835
$4,183,316
$6,821,114
1,989,621
2,243,399
4,011,315
4,621,563
op.
$1,321,214
$1,939,917
$2,809,799
$3,953,526
income—
561.870
777,718
1,156,071
1,509,797
Net
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
179,
Kenneth
E.
1160.
p.
corporation
the
the
10
Keystone
close
of
net
the
Co.,
The
2
in
the
of
Portland
an
that
all-time
the
combined
high
of
High
assets
$238,336,500
1954.
first
quarter
same
growth through
announced
reached
quarter
shares
new
over
Funds
first
of
April
on
of
three
1953,
sales in
months
and
seven
Cement
Co.,
of
this
produced
years.—V.
Bath,
Pa.
increased
best first
year
the
179,
p.
—
613.
Bankers
Acquire Control—
A group of investment bankers headed by Shields & Co. on April 7
purchased a controlling interest in the above company.
The group
acquired for cash 82,274 shares out of 136,434 common shares out¬
standing, a 60%
interest.
of
shares
A
a
were
purchased
from
the
trustee
of
the
Estate
Barnes.
stock
split
the
purchasers
intend
to
register
with the SEC and to offer the stock publicly
early in May,
nationwide underwriting group.
for the purchasers said that no change is contem¬
the mankgement or operations of the company.
spokesman
plated
in
Macrae
The
near
shares
the
four-for-one
a
through
They
Indemnity
ry.
$8,575,089
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Assets at New
The
the
January, 1950,
will also be
de¬
expenses
Most
has been President of this company for 17
April 5 that at his request the board of directors
Rackley
Mr.
revenue.
After
who
an
oper.
Sales
not announced,
compared
internationally
sales
Jessop's
company
of
City
Keystone
was
Thomas
or
operating
Ry.
quarter
Details of the acquisition
$16,553,076,
of
slight decline in sales was
demand for electric furnace
the
softening in
half
Period End. Feb. 28—
70.2%
Hewitt-Robins, Inc.—Acquisition—
were
stock.
$642,339
of
sales
npt profits of $571,148 on
Dec.
31,
1953.
Earnings
ended
President,
the
producer
reported
common
profits
general
last
with
2
year
on
"we are confident that this company will maintain its favor¬
able position with respect to the rest of the industry."—V. 177, p. 2008,
of
2476.
p.
professional
a
clared
at
Reo
their
and
men
and
1952.
in
Rackley,
of
in
the
share
a
compared
a
April
for
$1.22
Frank
"a
Upon completion of this financing the company will have outstanding
$28,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 450,000 shares of preferred stock,
$20 par value, and 650.000 shares of common stock, $20 par value.
178,
acquired 143
realty development
service
center
only
available
has
949.
p.
on
$15,610,851
equal
Net
—V.
i
is
Stock
common
now
motor
150-room
a
private
400
and
women
Jessop Steel Co.—Earnings Lower—
The
Electric
will be
in
preferred
and
men
include
will
known
loan
and
land
of
acres
steel
the
whose
company,
veterans
of
'
approximating $25,000,000 at today's price levels.
outstanding, purchase warrants, contracts
effect
Janaf, Inc.—Buys Site in Virginia—
This
to
production
options
in
one
any
and C.
of
short-term
transmission
—V.
Mr.
SEC on April
$6,950,000, which loans have been principally used to finance
accounts receivable, and, to a lesser extent, recent addi¬
business
$2,300,000.
in
Home Insurance Co., N. Y.^-Changes in Personnel—
100,000 shs
Co.—Registers With SEC—
The 1953 value
was
and woodwork used
parts
preferred shares of $50 par value would be used in connection with the
5,234,000 shs.
"v
statement
registration
a
and
company
building.—V.
all four of its plants in Chicago.
equipment, less depreciation,
of
have
we
in
believe
we
then
purchase.
14,570 shs
filed
company
inventories,
business,
organ
Since
1159.
p.
Ownership
433,869 shs.
141.
p.
the stock sale will be added to the company's
will be available for general corporate purposes.
contemplates using the major portion of the proceeds
funds
reduce
The company is engaged in the production, transmission, distribution
and sale of electric energy on the island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii,
but
cents)
stock¬
33y2
selling
registration statement with the
a
offering price
public
of Thomas
500.000 shs.
preferred
preferred
$4.92 preferred
to
in
11 000 000
$6
investment
filed
amendment.
Net
proceeds
mately
p.
July
$5
177,
covering
26
(par
certain
of
$9,200,000.
of
pfd. stk., without par value, cumulative:
•Limited
organ field
Vice-President,
company
program
Robin:;,
15 000000
80,000
stock
year
14 221 000
1983
1969
Common
fiscal
Co., Ltd.—Bonds Placed Privately
has arranged through Dillon, Read &
& Co. for the private sale of
$6,000,000 3.45% first mortgage bonds, series I, due
March 1. 1984, to several institutional investors.
12 000 000
'
1984
due
its
Inc. and Dean Witter
See
20 000 000
series
been
Church
as
sales
a
maximum
no
Hawaiian
—This
10,000,000
series
33/4%
by
favorably
Outstanding
t$97 189 000
series
account
Inc., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
Circuit Breaker
and
the
Executive
•
-V ;
profitably.
operating
the
agreements
Co.
March
on
stock
common
April 2, 1954, covering 151,770 shards of common stock.
on
*
Henney Motor Co., Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
3'%%
3 Vs%
for
in
and
most
present
estimated
FINANCING
2%%
Property
on
had
3%%
(July 1)
(April 1)
rate,
serving all sections including the City of Honolulu.
con¬
i
of
pay in
calculated
will
is
Hammond.
BUSINESS—Company
to
be offered
the basis of
.
Proceeds from
of
12
organ.
"Under
or
Hutzler
company
property,
has
operated
popular model from
Hammond
of
of
the
underwriting.—V.
no
by Smith, Barney & Co.
to
to
$10)
sales
Sorenson,
Hammond
have
we
play Chord Organ in 1950.
sales potential."
—V.
&
(par
record
dominate
April 8.
on
Introduced
& Co.
Bros.
be
estimated that the 1953-54 sales would be 20% higher
preceding year and nearly double the 1952 total of $10,622,000.
starting
of
to
be
for
covering 100,000 shares of its preferred stock, $50 par, to
offered
for
public sale through an underwriting
group
headed
The
the
with
No
sales
new
a
continues
shares
Sorenson
than the
from:
Halsey, Stuart
Inc., 100.807; Lehman Brothers, 100.5159; Union Securities Corp.
Equitable Securities Corp. (jointly), 100.237; Morgan Stanley &
100.222; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 100.14; Shields & Co. and Salomon
will
company
metalclad
establish
and
,
$8,956,905
$8,335,744
filed with the SEC
was
of
market
the
York
New
The
to
'
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$5,269,873
1954,
expenses.
Organ Co.—Sales at 26-Year Peak—
company
ended
and
Co.,
used
be
Stores, Inc.—Sales Off—
1954—Month—1953
number
at
and
The
/,
would
3!/es
as
$100)
underwriting will be
increase capital and surplus.
share.
per
405,688
356,919
Co., Bakersfield, Calif.—Files—
There
holders.
5,
with
(par
notification
April
record
of
284,203
Department
notification
offered
be
connect
Hammond
our
Georgia Power Co.—Bonds Offered—The First Boston
headed
stock
general
stock
330.851
1160.
p.
letter of
This
%
are
of
183,526
159,142
—_
unspecified
to
524,775
87,297
$2,812,677
670,271
$2,718,005
305,531
$4,674,635
179,
1954—2 Mos.—1953
.
$1,373,817
1160.
Interstate
shares held.:
44
price
letter
a
common
stockholders
by
subscription
The
filed
been
has
fixed
for
Istel Fund,
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Files—Rights—
29
Co.,
Borden
The
1954^-Month—1953
-
179, p.
with the SEC
$100), to be publicly
to be used to pay
(par
and
of
1266.
p.
$1,241,552
178,796
opers.
income
proceeds
notification
of
common
proceeds
equipment
to
Corp,
The
G.
1273.
letter
stock
common
March
subscription
He
revealed
Hawthorne
shares
on
for
announced
in
Basis,
of
company
covering
—V.
defense
a
a
class
Gulf Insurance
The
-
'prove helpful."
Mr,
179,
110,621
ry.
available
A
quarter
backlog of approximately $7,500,000.
our
President
Montague,
revenues
from
general
corresponding period
President/ announced on
;%
April 6.
contracts
in
corporation
same
filed
underwriting.
construction
involved.
in 1953—
as
29
400
of
without
March
covering
March 31
on
offered at $24
Director—
a
Director.—V.
a
Ry.
%
Corp., Miami, Fla.—Files—
on
covering
shares
offered,
The
i
Corp. below.—V, 178, p.
the SEC
to be
1478.
p.
I-T-E
one
325f stations q,nd is completely dial
of
erated.—V.
Oil
Exhibition
Gulf
purchased the Lochridge Telephone Co. at Rosharon, Texas, operating
the exchanges at Areola and Rosharon, Texas.
This property will be
merged with General Telephone Co. of the Southwest as it is con¬
tiguous to the exchanges presently served by that company located
immediately south and west of Houston, Texas.
The Lochridge Tele¬
Northern
Texas
Tex.—Files
Co., Austin,
with
(no par)
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Theodore
This
General Telephone
filed
per share
life insurance agents of the company. The proceeds are to
to Chas. A. McCormick, President, who is the selling stockholder.
—V.
corporation on March 30 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 2,500 shares of 6%
cumulative preferred stock to be
are
Marshfield
5,000
Insurance
was
& Casualty Co.
through
$7,947,248 $13,920,761 $14,257,209
V* Gulf Coast Leaseholds, Inc.—Merger Approved—
This
Life
letter of notification
stock fire and casualty
a
company to be known as Globe Fire
4,166 shares of common stock
1479.
p.
finance the organization of
used to
insurance
an
offered
total—
Grand
—V.
Houston, Tex.—Files—
corporation on April 1 filed a letter of notification with the
500,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered at 60 cents per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds
—V.
The
Total—U. S.
divisions
all
in
covering
Net
1954—2 Mos.—1953
Growth Companies, Inc.—Consolidation Approved—
See Philadelphia Fund, Inc. below.—V. 178, p. 1667.
SEC
level
low
general feeling that busi¬
basis, Mr. Kline said,
2093.
p.
Sales
Guardian Loan Co., Inc.,
a
Investment Corp.,
Intex Oil
Total—U.
a
to
constructive
more
a
Period End. March 31
A—
Chevrolet
GMC
1954—Month—1953
at
rise
The
SEC
1159.
179, p.
178,
Insurance
Inc.
Green Co., Inc.—March Sales Lower—
;
—V.
on
year.
now
that there has been strengthening in some fabric prices.
on
the new six million pound nylon staple fiber plant being
by the company at Covington, Va., is progressing on schedule,
Mr.
Kline said calls for initial production during the fourth
quarter.—V.
coaches:
and
Trucks
conducted
last
are
given
International Rys. of Central America—Earnings—
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$19,839,072 $20,681,756 $51,471,676 $51,323,181
Period End. March 31—
Sales
Total—U. S.
quarter
has
Work
charges
Total—U.
first
inventories
industry
Period End. Feb. 28—
'1954—Month—1953
1159.
p.
be
can
erected
Grant Co.—March Sales Off—
—
—V.
the
that
textile
the
go
Period End. March 31—
528
42,126
O.
announced.
Sales
in
fact
The
of
International
He
said
the
plant will produce gaskets used principally in re¬
frigerator manufacturing. It will be the company's first manufactur¬
ing operation in Indiana.
B. F. Goodrich operates plants in 13 other
states
and one in
Canada.
The brick and steel factory building in
Salem
was
completed in 1952, and has 28,500 square feet of floor
space on a 44-acre tract.
It was formerly occupied by the Ric-Wil
Co., of Barberton, Ohio,—V. 178, p. 2476.
37,026
194
share
per
A
will soon begin manufacturing operations in Salem,
DeLong, President of the company's industrial products divi¬
company
(W. T.)
of
Industrial
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Td Open Gasket Plant—
This
rate
a
balance
the
Subscriptions—Of the
Stock
—
114,131
12,792
Co.
underwriters, headed by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
and Nauman, McFawn & Co., at the same price.
Sub¬
scription rights had expired on March 31. See details in
V. 179, p. 1265.
45,256
283,342
Brewing
the
691,743
.
of 80%
of capacity
which compares with 68%
for
the industry during the same period.
Rayon's sales in the first quarter will be about
10%
below sales for the comparable period in 1953, he said, adding that
first quarter earnings are expected to be somewhat below the $1.15
at
were
adding
Goebel
»
200,000 shares of 60-cent convertible preferred stock re¬
cently offered to common stockholders at $10 per share,
a total of 52,272 shares were subscribed for, and the re¬
maining 147,728 shares were offered and sold April 1 by
Earnings Outlook—
Hayden B. Kline, President, on March 31 announced that the com¬
is currently operating at
81%
of
capacity which
compares
with a February rate of 71% for the balance of tne
rayon producing
industry.
He said that the company's sales for the first two months
pany
ness
30,312
268,785
—
Lynch,
The
100,283
38,980
—
Cadillac
Merrill
$650,000
150,000
E. W. Clark & Co.——
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.
Varnedoe, Chisholm &
-Co., Inc.—
—
1,300,000
350,548
50,890
—.
Buick
y
38,237
35,526
Oldsmobile
358,769
99,100
134,637
131,151 —
First
Dick & Merle-Smith—
Baker, Watts & Co._J_
$5,600,000
cars:
Chevroiet
Pontiac
Boston Corp.
Chief Executive
company's retirement policy.
with the
bonds, set forth below:
principal amounts of the new
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
former President, has
succeeding Clarence Francis, who
of the Board,
Vice-President
Executive
As
The
Austin S. Igleheart,
corporation.
elected Chairman
been
President and
Mortimer has been elected
G.
Charles
Officer
a
spective
high per¬
for
system
of
minimum
a
purchasers named below have severally agreed,
firm commitment basis, to purchase from the company the re¬
—V.
electrical
an
which
development
The
formance
under power plant lease.
PURCHASERS—The
on
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Sales and
+Does not include $55;000 principal amount of treas¬
mortgage.
bonds pledged
ury
°*The'S'"company
12, 1954
Sykes,
cement
a
partner of Shields & Co., has been elected
company's quarry and
Bethlehem, Pa.
a
director.
manufacturing plant, are located
At the end of 1953 the company had total current
Volume 179
assetSvQf
Number 5315-.'.. Th e Commereittl and Financial Chronicle
»
against current-liabilities of $461,574. > Net-sales
$5,945,851 in 1952." Net income In 1953
after tax provisions to $5.93 per common
$1,997,215
equivalent
$808,394,
compared with 1952 income of^$748,406,
1952.—V. 172, p. 2380*
share,
(S. S.) Kresgre Co.—March Sales Decrease—
.
Mar.^l—
Period End.
Sales
1954—Month—1953
'•
—V.
precision
the
-
Officers
179, p. 1160.-
1954—Month—1953
'Period End. March 31—
&
Sales
—
—V.
179,
.
.
.
•
•'
■
$
/
Sales
—V.
179,
,
$
$
..
$
1049.
p.
-
'•./
Perkins.
-v
,
highest
in
for
earnings
the
ended Dec. 31,
year
history,
company's
the
according, to
The
1953,
the
were
Richard
reached
1953
all-time
an
earnings for 1953, after taxes, also reached
$1,263,373, or 59 cents per share of outstanding
with
compares
J
to
32%.
an
high, totaling
common stock.
This
Banking
for
Improvements and
179,
first
.1
out
to
announcement
an
its
under
loan
the
made
Defense
1
The
•
April
by
7
H.
A.
March
—V.
orders
'
,«■
v
Net
Lerner Stores Corp.—March Sales Decreased—
1954—Month—1953
Period End. March 31—
Bales
additional
1954—3 Mos.—1953
—V.
179,
The
are
Life Insurance Co. of Alabama, Gadsden, Ala.—Files—
The
company
April
on
filed
1
letter
a
to
of
in
any
terms
of
subsidiary, Langevin Manufacturing Corp.
quarterly payments of $50,000 each, plus
equal
other
cash
agreement
sequent
net
sales
hit
all-time
an
high
Sales
Consolidated
$26,700,000
with
to
Sept.
provisions, the agreement
includes permission
up
to 20%
of consolidated net earnings sub¬
30,
1,953.—179,
$7,636,489
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$8,151,740 $20,233,858 $20,943,625
last
income
year,
before
increase
$4,000,000
a
and
domestic
taxes
foreign
the
over
figure
1952
McLellan Stores Co.—March Sales Off—
Period End. Mar. 31—
was
1954—Month—1953
Sales
of
$3,825,530
—V.
But
income
net
dosses
for
1953
While
$12,374,000.
was
this
of
affected
$4.85
as
to
cents
75
lor
the
event
earnings
compared
1953
in
$4.59
share of common stock, which were
1952.
The Brazilian loss, amounting
lying
"as
terms
earnings
last year paid dividends
company
of
$3
share
per
of
The
common
stock.
.
The
filed a letter of notification with
bonds, 2,500 shares of class B com¬
of class C common stock (par
10 cents)
in units of one $1,000 bond and 25 shares of each class
of
stock
at
$1,000 per unit.
There will be no underwriting.
The
■proceeds are to be added to working capital.
corporation
stock
mon
•
(par
March
on
,the SEC covering
29
$100,000 of 4%
2,500
and
$10)
while
shares
The
Air
National
Guard
Air
S.
underwriting
June
on
24,
1953,
and production
the State of
of
oil
Israel.
to
Newkirk (of Toronto) and associates own 18.31%.
shares are owned by Pantepec Oil Co., C. A.,
which
has
entered
into
an
agreement
wicn
for drilling operations.
Pantepec also has an option
W.
300,000
additional
an
Net
the
to
Force,
proceeds
are
of
Magnolia Park, Inc. (La.)—Securities Offered—An is¬
Sale3
be
of
$2,500,000 6% subordinated convertible deben¬
tures, due April 1, 1969, and 250,000 shares of common
stock (par 100) on April 6 were offered publicly "as a
with
Pantepec,
for
operations
and
expenses
of
the
for
April
The
debentures
notice at
•amount
interest
sinking
,
fund
©f
of
of
commencing
the
debentures,
of
of
net
option
purchase
to
corporate
for
lease
to
are
following
convertible
$2.50
used
to
—V.
and
for
of
equal,
con¬
to
exer¬
working
and
capital
other
4o
the
in
the
in
National
corporation
of
Bank
also
Commerce
maintains
Parish, La.
The
in
>■
corporation
has
obtained
Parish, La., has
racing plant and is
its
acquisition
Hxarness
of
horse
racing
a
New
its
Orleans,
racing
license
a
leased
site
The
Jefferson
La.
in
conduct
to
land
which
on
engaged
now
plant
in
the
and
equipment
corporation has
The
meets.
race
at
for
no
horse
it
the
The
EFFECT TO
for
operating history.
PRESENT
6%
subordinated
tures,
due
Common
*
and
of
stock
at
the
the
include
rate
_stock
if
of
of
all
take
stock
to
converted
are
indenture.
3>rincipal' amount
•common
not
common
debentures
terms
•
not
does
amount
debentures
the
does
amount
the
70,000
shares
The
one
the
be
into
share
of
or
debentures
consideration
outstanding
common
debentures
debentures,
of
into
are
total
are
stock
of
eliminate
1929
rights,
the
has been
Louis
perpetual
common
accepted by holders
Wolfson,
E.
President
and
of
the company's offer,
authorized
all
to
price of $26.35.
current
of
amount
into
stock,
for
each
1,000,000
converted.—-V.
p.
of
613.
The
-
in
for
net
balance
its
income
1952.
179, p. 7.
con*
fund
1954—2 Mos.—1953
Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files—
March 31
on
shares
cents
filed
of
letter
a
common
of
stock
cents
20
at
notification
with
the
10 cents) to
share, and then
be
(par
per
to
per
States
be
may
This offering is not underwritten.
intends to sell only such number of
through the exercise of subscription
company
subscribed
for
shares
86.66%
(1,689,004 shares)
of
the
outstanding
capital stock are owned by American Telephone &
of
Co.
BUSINESS—The company, whose principal executive offices are at
Fourteenth Street, Denver, Colo.,
is engaged in the business of
furnishing communication services, mainly local and toll telephone
service, in the States of Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico,
Utah, Wyoming, in Idaho south of the Salmon River, and in El Paso
County,
Texas.
Colorado
On
in
It
incorporated
was
unuer
tne
of
laws
the
State
of
1911.
Dec.
31,
the
1953
telephones in service
and its subsidiary,
operating in Malheur
County, Ore., had 5,103 telephones in service. The company was fur¬
nishing local service in 499 exchange areas, including eight cities of
over
50,000 population.
Approximately 34% of the company's tele¬
phones are located in the metropolitan areas of Denver> Salt Lake
City and Phoenix, and approximately 15% are located in or adjacent
to the five other cities of over 50,000 population: namely, El Paso,
Texas; Tucson, Ariz.; Albuquerque, *N. M.; Pueblo, Colo.; and Ogden,
company had 1,476,581
Malheur Home Telephone Co.,
Utah.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
30-year 3Va%
debs.,
due
23/8%
debs.,
due
40-year
Cap.
stock
—V.
179,
(common)
April 1,
15,
$25,000,000
35,000,000
2,436,243 shs.
35,000,000
3,000,000 shs.
1986
$100 per sh.
par
Outstanding
1978 $25,000,000
May
1267.
p.
,
$13,461,892 $33,030,339 $36,047,030
$11,852,663
179,
1954—3 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
—V.
1161.
p.
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.—Expands
company
has acquired all the facilities of Cerophyll Corp.,
subsidiary of Quaker Oats Co., for a price in excess
of
$1,000,000, it was announced on April 6 by Henry A. Hofmann,
President of National Alfalfa.
Recently, the company purchased all
This
wholly-owned
facilities
With
CarO-Green.
of
the
recent
acquisition
from
existing facil¬
Mr. Hofmann.
Facilities
acquired from Quaker Oats were designed and operated
as
a
research operation and have shown a profit during the entire
operation, continued Mr. Hofmann.
The properties include: Five new
dehydrating plants, and automatic and extensive underground "gas
storage" facilities, he added.
Mr. Hofmann further pointed out that the acquisition of Cerophyll
and
CarO-Green several weeks ago
gives National Alfalfa refineries
at
the
two
principal basing points in the United States, namely
Quaker
CO-2
City,
Alfalfa now owns all presently
of dehydrated alfalfa meal, said
National
Oats,
for
Kansas
storage
Mo.,
National
Omaha,
and
Aviation
indicated
The
value
equal
$12,708,386,
1373.
Neb.—V. 179, p.
Corp.—Asset Value Per Share—
net
of
$28.33
to
of
taxes
$4,764,615
and
stock
based
of
cost
on
assets
as
of
March
31,
1954
was
after provision for State and
share on unrealized appreciation of
identlTied certificates.—V. 178, pp. 1059
per
cents
13
share
per
1571.
a
warrant
National Tea Co.—Current
annual
—V.
cash payment of $13.17j/2
holders
who
exercised
179,
for
year
1953
of
Earnings
a
sheet
$288,331,
for
1952
or
$1.19
included
per
a
tax
179,
Dec.
1953
showed
total
current
assets
1954—3 Mos.—1953
1050.
New Jersey
company
Bell Telephone Co.—Registers
April
on
7
filed
a
registration
With SEC—
statement with
the
for
covering
general
of
1.
corporate
purposes.—V.
New Mexico Copper
The
SEC
31,
p.
Off—
$4,964,156 $11,502,107 $12,788,931
$4,213,014
Sales
share
credit
share.
at
1954—Month—1953
$25,000,000 of 35-year debentures due May 1, 1969, to
be sold at competitive bidding.
The proceeds are to be used to repsy
advances from American Telephone & Telegraph Co., the parent, and
slib'ws net
common
$15,000
1161.
Brothers Inc.—March Sales
Neisner
The
the
p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
—V.
1954—12 Wks.—1953
$37,555,698 $34,001,697 $114,848,528 $105,530,563
Sales
1481,
report
Sales Up—
1954—4 Wks.—1953
Per. End. March 27—
Holders who exercised their rights
$1,482,472, against total current liabilities of $458,923 a ratio of 3 to
—V.
company's
sinking
931
compared with $4,971,615 for the previous year.
was $272,104, equal to $1.13 per share of common
1953
equal to six cents
$2.50
shares
179,
against
reported
common
the
of redeeming
4%%
of
company intends to apply the proceeds from the
toward repayment of advances from the parent company which
presently outstanding in the amount of $51,800,000.
are
rights outstanding at the time of the offer, 29,158 were
$5,065,773,
for
with
purpose
$18,000,000
PROCEEDS—The
sale
Board
April 2 following tabulation of rights deposited
expiration of the company's offer on March 27.
corporation,
of
be
repre¬
on
by warrant holders.—V. 179, p.
Net income
all, or any part
pursuant to the
convertible
common
a
if
stock
This
to
are
of Rights—
Michigan Bumper Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
by
for the
as
stockholders
to
25
as
The 1.8375 per right represents the share initially called for
by the right, plus .8375 of a share representing accrued stock dividends.
granted
of
offered
and $18,000,000
securities
1954—Month—1953
750,000
Mountain
payment.
sales
the
at
SEC
purchasable
value;
par
that
out
*1,900,000 shs,
option
well
thereof
Uranium
first
municipal
before
Of the 37,272
no
These
1979.
•
the
terms
was
the
t$2.500,000
3,200,000 shs.
the
right
exercised
10c)
than last
first quarter earnings will
year's.
subsequent to the March 27 date will receive 1.8375 shares of MerrittChapman & Scott common stock per right, but will not receive the cash
Outstanding
$2,500,000
—
of
exchange
them at
deben¬
1969
MacCory (Vice-President)
pursuant
to
the
by the terms of the underwriting agreement.
him
t This
-of
1,
(par
stock
This
Wallace
to
convertible
April
78.2%
Under
per
FINANCING
Authorized
record.-
Chairman, announced
of
FINANCING—The offering of 300,000 shares of common
at $1 per share was commenced on Jan, 15, 1954, and the
-entire
offering
was
sold publicly,
giving the corporation proceeds
of
approximately $225,000, after deducting all of the expanses/ of
the offering and the issuance of the shares,
GIVING
pointed
corporation's proposal to
senting
sstock
CAPITALIZATION
substantially greater
Wolfson
'
•
purchase warrants Issued in
to
PREVIOUS
+
5.
said that the company's
Plan to Eliminate Warrants Accepted by Holders Rep¬
and
conduct
April
also
resenting 78.2%
racing
intends
construction
be
all-time
an
.
Jefferson
erect
Building,
office
an
earnings of this corporation would at least
Merritt-Chapman & Scott's current
backlog of approximately $96,000,000 in construction work is below last
year's all-time high, but is well above any oth^r peacetime year, and
that the company's 1953 net earnings after taxes of $3,494,688 marked
of
a
net
1954
on
Wolfson
to
Mr.
purposes,
was
organized on July 16, 1953, pursuant
the State of Louisinaa, for the principal purpose of
harness horse racing
track
with pari-mutual
betting
the State of Louisiana.
Its business
office
is located
laws
-operating
privileges
the
possibly exceed, last year's all time high was expressed by
Wolfson, President and Chairman of the Board, at the an¬
meeting
Mr.
prove
BUSINESS—Corporation
<
that
E.
due
CONTROL—About
ities
and
Louis
was
mature
$67,405,866 $87,320,460 $120,680,972 $149,763,127
1,948,995
the
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$9,908,000 $16,627,000 $17,642,000
179, p. 1160.
Belief
the
for
pay
equipment,
1954—Month—1953
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Outlook Good—
amount
preferred stock,
as
corporation
shares
a
$9,062,000
nual
be
the later Easter season this year would
the first quarter since they would not
not, therefore, give a true picture.—
would
1160.
Sales
the
at
principal
purchase
and
property
is
each
for
and
Mercantile Stores Inc.—March Sales Off—
privileges.
proceeds
racing plant,
months
15
debenture
stock
dilution
to
p.
179,
that
sales
sales
Period End. Mar. 31—
June
Each
common
subject
PROCEEDS—The
struction
cise
after
approximately
debentures.
share
one
general
redeemed
affect
V.
Gearhart & Otis, Inc.,
1, 1954, on 30 days'
redemption prices which will vary from 106% of the principal
to the face value of
the debentures,
together with accrued
in
each
case.
They will also be redeemable through the
issuance
rate
be
may
corporation for the first four months of 1954 should
those for the like period of last year, Ward Mel¬
told stockholders at the company's annual meeting on
Easter
bonds
(G. C.) Murphy & Co.—March Sales Lower—
with
explained
He
include
of New York, and T. J.
Co., New Orleans, La.
JTeibleman &
5.
adversely
speculation" in units of $100 of debentures and 10 shares
of stock at $101 per unit through
and Hunter Securities Corp., both
this
of
comparable
ville, President,
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. — Stock
Offered—The company is offering to its stockholders of
record March 26 the right to subscribe on or before
Melville Shoe Corp.—Sales Outlook—
sue
bonds
mortgage
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
to be used to pay for drilling expenses, surveying and acquisition
properties and for working capital.
the
acquisition, exploration and development of addi¬
tional acreage.
Over-all exploration and development costs are esti¬
mated at $5,000,000,
which will require additional future financing.
and
first
companies.
1373.
700,000 shares.
of
contract
company,
140 <•
1161.
p.
covering
public
financing will be used in carrying out the ex¬
ploratory drilling and development'of presently held acreage pursuant
has awarded a
contract
to
iiockheed Aircraft Service, Burbank, Calif., calling for1
the inspection and repair as necessary of
an undisclosed
number of
3F-60
aircraft.
The
total
contract
price approximates $3,500,000.—
"V. 178, p. 2093.
I
U.
Bureau,
law
and
Venezuela,
Mediterranean
on
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—New Govt. Contract—
The
Bryan
remaining
Caracas,
4 Va %
insurance
p.
competitive bidding.
will be used in connection
_
offered
on
1,000,-
granted by the Petroleum Commissioner of the State of Israel for the
exploration and development of certain petroleum interests in Israel
and for a cash payment of $377,500.
William F. Buckley, Director, of
Sharon, Conn., and members of his family own 55.3% of this stock,
(N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
Liquid Plastics Corp.
SEC
4,171,000 shares, of which 3,871,000
to the so-called Buckley-Newkirk groups and their
designees in exchange for the assignment to the company of licenses
1952.
$14,320,000, a jump of $3,500,000 over
53% of earnings.—V. 179, p. 1480.
were
the
outstanding
company
has
shares were issued
represented
payments
under Panama
organized
was
of exploration, development
intends to confine Its operations
It
The
Lilly's 1953 taxes
Tax
price
purpose
gas.
with
(together with the under¬
are to be offered for public
par
The public offering
supplied by amendment.
company
the
and
statement
lc
certificates
which
shares),
be
to
of
interest.
York,
-i
Telegraph
speculation."
a
are
registration
a
capital stock,
common
against
for
The
of
common
sale
retained earnings of prior years, in which
would have been $5.60 per common share.
Corp., Inc. of the Republic
covering American voting trust certificates for
1954,
30,
shares
000
common stock, was charged against income
acceptable alternative procedure would have been to
An
loss
this
to
per
share of
per
year.
charge
net
filed
corporation
March
This
New
rights.
Panama—Registers With SEC—
This
of Brazilian currency.
.
accrued
825.
p.
.v
179,
The
$7,832,926
179, p. 1160.
Mediterranean Petroleum
an
was
$663,000 over 1952, income was cut sharply by significant
foreign exchange resulting substantially from the devaluation
on
$1,500,000
seven
each four shares held.
$7,273,196
$22,500,000.
•increase of
$261,000
next,
of
Gas Co.—Private Placement—
179,
amount
Moreno
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$4,284,378
179,
3,
and
Co.
Trust
April 30 for 487,248 additional shares of capital stock at
par ($100 per share) on the basis of one new share for
179, p. 1160.
annual report
net
Y.—V.
May
on
101.27%
at
at
program
.
518.
p.
1954—Month—1953
_:
—V.
in 1953,
of $125,281,000
to stockholders. This was an increase
'of $5,192,000 over the 1952 figure, and more than $1,000,000 over the
previous record, set in 1951.
'
the
Company
agreements
McCrory Stores Corp.—March Sales Off—
(Eli) Lilly & Co.—Sales Hit New High—
Consolidated
previous
198J
Guaranty
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—March Sales Drop—
The
Pennsylvania
The
the
N.
Per. End. March 31—
consolidated net earnings in
total repayments of principal,
with
Of
with
proceeds
•
$350,000.
than
sale
principal
SEC
Period End. March 31—
!
to
dividends
pay
.
-according to
of
with
Maxson
to
Among
30%
limited
year
credit
the
to
annum,
per
one
favorable
more
RFC.
notification with the
SEC covering 15,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) to be offered
at
$20
per
share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used
for
working capital and surplus.
■ :
'*'/'•
;
$200,000
however,
1480.
p.
payments
of
excess
$10,066,312 $12,962,977 $17,529,531 $20,895,414 %
-
at 104.72%
deben¬
tures due 1978.
The company's 1954 construction program is estimated
at $10,000,000.—V. 179, p. 1267.
of
—V.
wholly-owned
repayable in
is
issue
cumulative
of
Sales
its
in
15,
1974.—V.
public
loan,
as
refinanced, is secured principally by mortgages on
Maxson's plant and equipment and by the pledge of Maxson's invest¬
loan
redemption
The
at
York
placed
1,
struction
note
The
The
Brochure-^—
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on March
31, 1954, covering $6,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1984; 60,000
loan
authorized
in February,
1951, in the original amount of
$1,569,000, by the National Production Authority to finance Maxson's
plant expansion for defense purposes, has been reduced to $1,158,000.
Dec. 31, 1953, totaled $58,955,822.
on
Co.—New
Montana Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
2093.
178, p,
-r
The
according
President.
Leander,
for
bonds due
sinking fund debentures
Maxson's
Act,
called
made
New
recent
privately
any
whereby The PennPhiladelphia, '• Pa., has
Production
be
Mississippi Valley
for
Corporation,
been
will
Broadway,
ment
The company's backlog of
have
mortgage 33/4%
Payment
1373.
p.
Trusts,
Finance
•
Mississippi Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
arrangements
and
Reconstrutcion
from
of
concluded
has
Company
arising
$957,543, or 47 cents per common
worth amounted to $6,199,230, an
Net
Minnesota Rubber & Gasket
.
for
pay
capital.—V.
1954—8 Mos.—1953
new
16-page brochure documenting in detail the productioa and
application
of
rubber
''0"-ring seals
has
been
published
by this'
company.—V. 179, p. 1049.
;
offering has been underwritten
used
be
working
p.;ii6i;
A
&
to
are
to
corporation
sylvania
new
a
This
purchased
net earnings of
1952
increase of
increase of $1,184,195,
share,
-
Co., The First California Co.,
Staats & Co., all of Los Angeles, Calif.
proceeds
added
Off—
1954—Month—1953
;$2,775,817- $3,635,020 $22,758,447 $25,132,475
r.
.
^
shares
peak
Net
179,
5
plates
curved
(W. L.) Maxson Corp.—RFC Loan Refinanced—
for
sales
of $50,833,910, ex¬
ceeding 1952 sales by $7,257,930, an increase of 16.7%. Earnings before
taxes were $5,863,373, an increase of $2,455,830 or 72% over 1952.
1
^—V.
Mock,
M.
President.
Total
net
remainder
The
Eichler
and William R.
net
and
Magnesium
the
s
by Bateman,
Lear, Inc.—Has Record Sales and Earnings—
Sales
"tolerances^ reducing
will-Include
.
each 10 shares held.
82,109,696 249,566,245 242,900,242 -'
84,680,724
to'very., close
'
31—
Safes-'
;
Basket, Los Angeles, Calif.—Stock Offered—
The company is offering to its stockholders of record
April 7 the right to subscribe on or before April 23 for
28,830 additional shares of common stock (par 50 cents)at $16.50 per share on the basis of one new share for
1954—4 Weeks—1953 * 1954—12 Weeks—1953
Period End. Mar. 20— *
.
:
of
Market
:
.
.
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up—
>.
line
Endl'karch
Period
There
•.
$12,101,790 $12,798,754 $33,905,102 $35,118,010
—
1480.
p.
'*
1954—3 Mos.—1953
held
Magnesium,-
Magplate
Corp. rare
Robert' -Vanderklootr of ' Detroit
Colortype, > President;
K. ^ Cr Reeves,- Vice-President,
and
Frederick
M;
Seitz,- Secretary-Treasurer.
The latter
are
officers
of
Brooks
* *
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—March Sales Lower—
'
be
can
makeready. *The
Made ,of
for rotary presses. "These .products -have
been perfected by, Detroit
Colortype Co. and Brooks & Perkins,, Inc.'of Detroit after two years
of experimental work.
..
•
.
,f%
;
dimensions
Miller-Wohl Co./Inc.—March Sales
high.';' At
has placed*-on -the- market*>new
fotA-photoepgravers.*
plates
printing
need-for
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$22,749,656 $24,656,322 $63,587,856 $65,972,208
—
This- newlyrfornted-corporation
•
$5.49 per-share in
.
; .
. ,
or
Magplate Corp.; Detroit, Mich.—Organized—
-v
ia 1953 were $6,491,524 agaanst
was
(1613)
more,
to
at
Md.
copper
50
on
600,000
cents
The
1482.
April 4 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 25 cents), to be
share through Mitchell Securities, Inc., Balti¬
net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident
corporation
covering
offered
179, p.
Corp., Carrizozo, N. M.—Files—
per
mining.—V. 179, p. 614.
1
€
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 12,
(1614)
New York Central
RR.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Feb. 28—
.
Railway oper. revenue-*.
Railway
This
.
115,132,764 131,267,447
53,035,845 102,376,945 110,388,556
57,154,473
49,658,120
expenses^
oper.
$
$
64,042,376
30.
Net
from
rev.
shares
ry.
—V.
179,
1374.
p.
7,495,353
12,755,819
138,558
10,946,531
1,005,686
•
income—-
oper.
4,740.274
20,878,891
8,177,360
■
'
New York, New Haven & Hartford
RR—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net' revenue
from
ry.
incomes-
oper.
179,
1954—2 Mos.—1953
82,350,630
$4,330,686
$5,026,378
581,717
521,808
1,349,715
583,203
,
1161.
p.
New York Telephone Co
Period End. Feb. 28—
Earnings—
1954—2 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
$
Operating
51,719.253
110.679,648
37.210,134
4,700,000
35,045,488
4,881,000
74,121,981
10,947,000
70,841,414
10,729,000
6,250,101
Operating
expenses.—income
taxes--
Federal
Other operating
105,877,734
53,965,433
5,683,812
12,578,415
11,423,514
revenues
taxes
on
As
common
3,829,000
shares
issued
were
operating income
charges—.:
179,
13,032,252
10,855,068
6.108.953
4,910,468
5,805,198
4.721,865
after
—V.
12,883,806
10,715,076
VistaVision,
presented
Per. End. March 31—
Sales
1954—Month—1953
179,
1954—2 Mos—1953
$11,813,956 $12,353,240
—————
—V.
$31,111,970 $32,258,917
826.
p.
Hall
'
'
President.
This
"The
(Joe) Newcomer Finance Co., Colorado Springs, Colo.
£EC
be
company
covering
offered
ceeds
par
be
used
for
letter
a
working
Nujol
the
same
SEC
Ohio
117,500
them.—V.
for
179,
the
P.
U.
Commission
additional
Northern
The SEC,
ing this
shares
of
has
authorized
stock
common
178,
and
oi
the
which
then
held
$12,600,000 for
Construction expenditures
program.
1954.—V.
179, p.
it
series
«tock
subscription
an
order
of
1,219.856
one
additional
share
new
shares
for
each
of
its
$5
shares).
10
and sell
to
a
loans
V. 179,
by
the
subsidiary,
and
to
finance
been
share
increased
in April
incurred
subsidi¬
for
penditures
April,
to
50
of the
stock
common
each
1953,
the
cents
construction,
V.
estimated
,
neiu
The
the
April
on
and
proposals calling for increasing
preferred and issuing $20 million
new
for
debentures.
The
preferred authorized
new
stock.
consists
300,000
of
The authorized common, will be raised
50-cent
5,500,000 shares.—V.
to
par
179,
from
shares
of
$50
ox
Power
Co.—Bids
for
the
service
with
in
July,
1953
and to
A
14—
company Will up to 11 a.m. (EST) on April 14 receive bids at
office of American Gas & Electric Service Corp., 30 Church St.,
York
8, N.
Y., for the purchase from it of $20,000,000 first
mortgage bonds due 1984 and 50,000 shares of cumulative preferred
179,
Privately—This
company has arranged to borrow $40,000,000 on 3Vs%
promissory notes, due 1984, from an insurance company
a
of pension trustees.
group
for
60
cents
will
notes
have
the
benefit
of
Thomas
Wolfe,
announced
that
sions
President
assist
will
in
work
He
the
said
the
in
1954
and
$114,000,000
of
Major items
415,000 kilowatts
to
an
in
leveling
of
the
the
two
peaks
and
Board,
area
of
10,000
miles
square
sion
I
while
phases
^
of
Test
the
in
cialized
company's
equipment.
Production
N.
Wolfe.
J.,
plant
"While
operations in
"we realize
no
business."
Mr.
in
operating
efforts
to
with
inherent
are
service
the
corporate
at
rapidly,
cut
back
fields,"
in
that
of
operators,
products
many
check
to
the
sales
the
the
Total
by
ordinarily
sales
fiscal
1953, according,
operations should increase.
for
to
to
overhaul
contract
work
will
be
the
any
of
present
our
Wolfe
reiterated,
our
the
Mr.
and
PAC
prime
has
manufac¬
enabled
our
accompanying decreases
year will closely approxi¬
Wolfe, but net profit on
highest
in
the
nation's
history"
Inc.
at
$28.75
was
A
per
share,
•
cents
V.
per
179,
p.
share.
1268.
It
of 4.80% preferred
March 29 by
Blyth & Co
with a dealer's discount of 60
made
was
acquired
two
davs
later
■
was
is
expected
that this
for
the
project nave been
oa
sum
as
single
a
received
and
:
to early start
.'v
at shaft sink¬
recommended
of
the
to
to
proposal
a
to
stockholders
common
split
meeting
the
that
stock
two
common
held
be
May
on
1954.—
13,
due
due
of
series
due
1976
(Scranton)
series
due
1978
(Scranton)
is
series
due
1982
(Scranton)
7,500,000
due Oct. 1, 1960
due $1,800,000 annually
;
preferred
($100
stock
series
series
($100
series
4.60%
-
stock
preferred
Common stock
*
Additional
provisions.
cum.
593,465 shs,
pari
cum.
——:
(without par
limited
value)
5,899.896 shs.
of
additional
common
subscribed
The
for
&
to
the
subscription
stock
Boston
Corp
18.23
Elkins,
18.23
Co.
Green,
Kidder, Peabody & Co
8.50
A.
Lehman
8.50
W.
Merrill
ner
Brothers
Ir-mch.
Pierce,
& Beane
Blair,
Rollins
Hemphill,
Stroud
&
6.50
Co.
Inc
Inc
Parker
E.
3%
Clark
&
&
Townsend,
&
179, p.
Reynolds & Co.
178,
due
due
4.00
Singer,
Wurts.
Deahe
Dulles
Yarnall,
Blair
Bodine__"
F.
&
series,
iThe
-
the
1952
due
&
York
the
bonds;
new
is
condi-
common
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
*
$6,392,000
$5,000,000
»'
5,000,000
4,000,000
__
4,000,000
_
1970__
3,000.000
13.000,000
3,000,000
1972—
4,000,000
4,000,000
to
t
1,500,000
60,000 shs.
30,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
value)
for
\
»
value)
par
par
§1,525,218 shs.
150,000 shs.__
authorizat'on
8
148,530 shs.
limited
b"t
and other restrictive
to
as
additional
provisions
the
of
issues
mortgage
•(
dated
Dec.
1,
1850 limits the issue to
debentures but by the terms of the
of
dated
of
as
Jan.
31,
under another indenture
debentures
issued
company
1,470
subscription
exceed
$4,000,000
$3,000,000
first
additional
4%%
$4,000,000.
sinking
sup¬
debentures
indentures but the
or
not
may
1952
shares
issued
warrants
since
therefor
Dec.
31,
attached
aggregate
On
fund
1953
to
Sept.
1,
debentures,
upon
the
series
the
A
exercise
preferred
"
'
liThe warrants
common
by
the
at
$11.37%
at
stock
per
attached
are
Each
warrant
for
certificate
each
as
of
share
and
the
to
entitles
which
to
share
$12.37%
are
it
certificates
the
holder
of series
is
v;
thereafter
series
A
pre¬
on
until
before
or
2
April 1, 1955
(EST) on April 1,
p.m.
share.
per
of
name
unsubscribed
the
stock
underwriters
which
each
has
and
the
respective
agreed to
purchase
follows:
Allen
—V.
the
purchase five shares
preferred stock represented
A
attached
for
to
&
63%
*
—
Co
&
15%
12%
Middlebrook
&
Inc
______
10%
179, p. 1269.
1.86
1.86
&
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Plans
Refunding—
1.86
Co.. Inc.
Claybaugh & Co.
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.
The
1.86
directors
have
approved
1.00
company's long-term
1.00
bond market conditions,
debt,
it
a
designed
program
thus t"ki-g
advantage of
announced
was
to
refund
current
April 5.—V.
on
1.86
the
favorable
179,
p.
1374.
Pumice, Inc., Idaho Falls, Idaho—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
Mar. 31, '54
p.
'
for
stock
common
.
1483.
value
un¬
■
additional
TO
.—
StOCk.
of
or
3/4ths
1972.
percentages
Co.__
of
due
indenture
§Includes
of
fee
pur¬
due
wts.
additional
the
date
(on
the
surplus:
amount
may be issued
to
debeu.
($100
indenture
principal
;
payment
EFFECT
_
,
($5
as
that
sold
are
pursuant
deben.,
and
stock
sub.
From
bonds
principal amount of the
the
or
due-1984
fund
stock
stk.
1954.
commitment
a
the
1982
sinking fund
plemental
Scribner
Biddle & Co
Warren W.
„
April,
Authorized
1977
1980
sinking
.
1.86
*
a
offered.
Coburn
As of—
—V.
being
Quinn
Co.
opera¬
serves
remaining $1,500,000 of new bonds
issuing such shares of additional
1.86
&
Co
it
15, 1954 the company
investors for the sale of
of first mortgage bonds
obligated
for
of
1.66
—
asset
the
sale
1.86
&
1.86
Co
of
Parrish
4.00
Red-
&
of
is
payment
the
on
of
now
series,
1.86
Son
where
March
Company—
Rauscber, Pierce & Co.
Newbold's
1951
series
investors
balance
company's
series,
1.86
Co
month
these
nor
by property, earnings
securing such bonds.
.
Petroleunj Corp. of America—Asset Value UpNet
are
1.86
Anderson,
company's
Mexico
private
new
company
the
of
series, due
and1 con¬
Co
&
Masten &
H.
1.86
Crouter
as
sale
3%%
1957
4.00
Noyes & Co._
path
—V.
the
pay
on
sale
the
ferred stock.
&
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
J
Morris
Ellis
five
of
Newburger & Co
Fen-
;__
&
Co..
Auchincloss,
W.
the
on
Com.
offer:
in
state,
remaining $1,500,000 of
UNDERWRITERS—The
First
Drexel
pursuant
The
water.
New
of the
BONDS—On
with
the
to
conditioned
^Unlimited
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase at the subscription price in the respective
percent¬
ages set forth below, such of the addit'onal common stock as is not
of
part
;
Common
5,694,070 shs.
stock
1954),
annum
the
Preferred
by property, earnings and other mortgage
issuance
be
tioned
63,000 shs.
.
.
with Scranton Electric Co.
merger
per
to
of
■
with
state
amount
the
as
31,
Capital stock
45.432 shs.
1954.
in
250,000.
NEW
during
time
3%%?
121,752 shs.
Fe
OF
3% %
330,587 shs.
mortgage
company
embracing the cities
and Las Vegas, and the city of
Deming in
Population of territory served by the com¬
agreements
4V4%
530,465 shs.
_
issues
of
par)
each
y
bonds.
27/8%
■;
.
tReflects
summation
9,000,000
the
by
year.
First mortgage bonds:
12,600,000
_
this
central
Mexico.
agreements
however,
'•
3,000,000
„
New
SALE
Dec.
8,000,000
—
the
north
principal
Neither
25,000,000
___
started
was
communities
within
the
into
1%
sold
37,000,000
.
various
electricity is
such
chase
20,000,000
-
-
„_
program
for completion
consummated
before
$93,000,000
1977
1983
with
until
Outstanding
•
of $3,000,000 principal amount of new first
for the construction of
property additions
Albuquerque, Sarta
be
■V
Authorized
for
April 1, 1984 and having an interest rate of 3%% per annum.
investors have agreed to purchase the
bonds,, under a private
placement arrangement, at a price of 100.46% of the
principal amount,
and it is anticipated that the sale of
$1,500,000 of such bonds will
one
stock.
share
one
These
in
preferred
of
due
central
(b)
the basis
on
on
used
of
$3,000,000
Co.,
on
completed
$1,500,000
>
wholly
PRIVATE
accordance
effective July
15,
stockholders
cumulative
due 1980
DeHavcn
Co.—Secondary Offering
secondary offering of 10,000 shares
stock (par $25)
3.35%
series
4.40%
179, p. 1268.
Pacific Gas & Electric
Scranton
series
3.35%'
E.
.
of
series
Series
Mr.
forecasting sales for fiscal 1954, Mr. Wolfe emphasized that
only
those military
contracts presently held were included.
"Outlook
for
increased military work is unknown," said Mr.
Wolfe, "even though
we have reason to believe that the
military budget for maintenance and
—V.
Scranton
Co.,
series due 1975
414%
.
Mr.
"it
preparatory
the annual
share
scheduled
are
of
series
through 1960
In
-
to
Electric
3 Va %
company's
according
maintenance end of
airlines
offered
drop
4.40%
share
2V2%
that expanding commercial business should result
profits for the current year.
"Our
increased
military work loads."
mate
to
each
214%
equipment
parts
of
manufacturing divi¬
valleys of military
greatest need is to protect ourselves and the corporation
Wolfe reported
turers
in
or
offer
is
pany
Promissory notes:
.
greater
company
test
underway
plans
maintenance
from the fluctuations that
.
of
getting
have
we
the
our
is
of
day.
drilling,
have
at
be
southwestern
in
$14,000,000.
was
stock;
6
Handling Equipment division handles all
rapidly expanding business in this spe¬
Linden,
exchange
Scranton
27/a%
field."
and
The
3Vz%
the
the
of
23A%
company had recently separated its manufacturing
operations into two separate divisions. Aircraft
pressurization
and
temperature control units are produced by the Aero-Pneumatics
divi-
:
$106,000,000 and net income
3%%
April
on
capitaL
being the proceeds from the
that
stated
tenders
construction
entered
2%%
Expand Operations—
Chairman
out
totaled
will
supplying
of
of
four-years.
installation
i
a
"expansion of the company's
maintenance
that
and
further
favor
per
area
^CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
sinking fund calling for retire¬
of $1,000,000 each year, i960
through 1969, and $2,000,000 an¬
nually thereafter until Maturity.—V. 179, p, 1268.
,
\
working
The
(Ont.)—Financ'g
that mine development will be undertaken
from the sale
large
offering will be used for
$8,000,000 in outstanding bank loans
companies contemplate further ex¬
Pursuant
3 %
ment
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—To
total
a
be
underwriting.
for
and
the
stock
common
1269. "
tions
the
,
Of the proceeds, $30,000,000 will be used to
repay bank leans and
the remaining $10,000,000 for
working capital, according to J. P. Levis,
Chairman.
The
debt
that
of
to
BUSINESS—Company is a general public utility engaged principally
in the generation, purchase, distribution and sale
of electricity and
preferred stock for each share of Scranton
4.40% cumulative preferred stock; and (c) one share of
3.35% series
preferred stock for each share of Scranton 3.35% cumulative
preferred
stock, or at the election of the Scranton stockholders, three-fourths
of a share of 4%%
preferred stock or two shares of common stock
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Notes Sold
and
stock
an
share
1482.
p.
shares
.
with
stock
study by the board.
one
p.
major
»and
stock
common
to the
exchange offer, Pennsylvania issued 588,663
of common stock, 20,894 shares of 4.40
%> series preferred stock,
40,457 shares of 3.35% series preferred stock and 3,174 shares of
4%%
preferred stock.
The bases of exchange were:
(ai one share of com¬
mon
stock for each two share of Scranton Common
The
$100).—V.
bank
notification
preferred
without
company's treasury,
Several
in
for
$11.25
shares
the
(par
1953
year
common
New
stock
140
share,
per
retire
to
of
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds frcm the sale of these additional
shares
ACQUISITION OF SCRANTON STOCK—Pennsylvania Power &
Light
owns
approximately 91% of the preferred stocks and 91% of the
3,010,135 shares of
April
and
announced
the
directors
bonds
Co.
par
107.
p.
Securities
have
diamond
vote
;and
generating capacity.
electric
1953.
Ohio
$85
letter
a
cumulative
April 1, 1954.
The offering to stock¬
holders will expire at 3 p.m.(New York time) on
Apr. 27.
An underwriting group headed by Allen & Co. will
pur¬
chase any unsubscribed shares.
Pennsylvania.
The
companies are part
of
a
large power
serving New Jersey, Delaware, a major portion of Pennsylvania
the Baltimore-Washington area.
Consolidated operating revenues
pool
approved
1
authorizing
6%
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—Stock Offered—
The company is offering its common stockholders
rights
to subscribe to 138,656 additional common shares
in
from
subsequent
include
program
share
a
the
on
BUSINESS—Company and its subsidiary, The Scranton Electric
supply
stock,
at
used
ten shares held
eastern
The stockholders
v
underway."
now
179,
%at
(no par)
shares
seven
dividends
$33,000,000
outlays
overall
additional
Ogden Corp.—Stock and Debt Increase Voted—
common
be
filed
30
share)
1,000 tons per
under
now
The
present year.
net
approximately
during
additional
1374.
p.
for
proceeds
construction purposes and to
pay
construction.—
new
share
one
PROCEEDS—The
par common stock at $100 per share. Proceeds of this financing will be
used to retire $20,000 of bank loans of the
parent and $2,500,000 of
bank
of
DIVIDENDS—Since
a Wisconsin corporation, was author¬
parent 40,000 additional shares of its $100
the
'
-
St.
Joseph Aspirin, Mexsana,
home, reports sales of $5,300,000
31,
1954,
compared
with
$5,050,000
*'•
*
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Plans to Split
p.m.
have
common
Its
Earnings—
Up Common Shares—
April 2, 1954.
Subscription warrants expire at
on April 19, 1954.
A banking group headed
jointly by The First Boston Corp. and Drexel & Co. will
purchase from the company any unsubscribed shares.
authoriz¬
par
the! rate
3:30
Northern States Power Co.,
ized to issue
least
at
record
rights offering to stockholders, underwritten at
a
704,917 additional shares of
at
stock¬
(Minn.)—Financing—
April 5, has issued
on
by
offer
of
means
the basis of
(on
for
to
to
directors
ing, is
1268.
of
Offering—
company
com¬
were
(par $5)
to issue and sell at competitive bidding 150,000 shares
cumulative preferred stock, $100 par, and to issue
company
new
sell by
announced
was
the
are
"It is expected
unsubscribed
are
details
completely for the Pronto mine underground development
equipping the property exclusive of mill, for production at a rate
are
(with
Final
the
of
per
onered
large contract.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
shares
.
the
provide
and
financing will be added to the general funds of
be used to defray part of the cost of the com¬
will
construction
be
"Detailed
five
each
($500
par
The announcement
will
1163.
p.
for
shares
April 1 placed in
clearly
sharpness
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.,
sale of 500,000 treasury shares at $3
per share.
Financing was arranged
by Burns Bros. & Co., Toronto, for a selected clientele.
be
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Stock Offering Un¬
derwritten—-Holders of common stock are being offered
rights to subscribe at $39.75 per share for an aggregate
Any unsubscribed shares will be
States Power Co.
competitive bidding,
"*
for
of the
proceeds
company
pany's
1268.
p.
holders at not less than $20 per share;
sold publicly.—V. 176, p. 1965.
ary,
screen."—V.
show
and
March
on
75
to
par)
they
at
Northern Ohio Telephone Co.—Proposed
The
a
and
of
Pronto Uranium Mines Ltd., Toronto
being offered to certain officers and employees).
Rights will
on May 5.
The subscription price and underwriting terms are
supplied by amendment.
Morgan Stanley & Co., and Coggeshall
Hicks are named as the principal underwriters.
Net
it sold
at
proceeds
for
have
and
"will
of
,
assets
manufactures
products
company
shares
stock.
establishing a market for the stock the sale will provide
construction, according to Willis Gale, Chairman of both
firms.
At a later date Commonwealth Edison plans to distribute to its
stockholders all 5,892,484 shares of Northern Illinois common stock,
of
Balaban,
Inc.
earnings
covering
(no
at the Radio City Musie
April 7 by Barney Balaban,
demonstration of VistaVision
brilliance
net
ending March
period last year.
tax
offered
be
Besides
or
share
new
one
&
'
funds
the
to
Mr.
clarity,
Fund,
Precision Diamond Tool Co.—Files With SEC—
to
Public offering of these shares has been tentatively set for April 28
through underwriters headed by First Boston Corp. and Glore, Forgarr
Co.
brings
declared
added
Companies.,
stockholders
$180,000,
The
:
and
the
earnings
shares
>
&
only
by
are estimated at $340,000 and net after taxes
equivalent to 40 cents per share.
This compares with
before taxes of $$400,000, and net after taxes of
$228,000,
equivalent
to
50
cents
pc-r
share,
lor
the
first
quarter
of
1953.
—V.
179, p. 1483.
>
;
-
at
expire
subsidiary of Commonwealtn EdloOU Co., on April 8
statement with the SEC covering 400,000 shares of
a
registration
common
will
process,
Growth
Philadelphia
1954
,,r
quarter
the
Before
The company on April 1 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 131,836 shares of its no par common stock, to be offered for
subscription by stockholders of record on April 20, 1954, at the rate
*
,
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
This company,
a
the
is
on
and
of
April 2,
.
merger,
which
other
for
demonstration
announced
Peninsular Telephone
of
capital.
and
for
s
of
Held
filming
wide-screen
new
Coast
was
showing
new
VistaVision
notification with the
of 10%
cumulative preferred stock to
share), without underwriting.
The pro¬
filed
29
397}k shares
($100 per
at
to
are
March
on
it
demonstration,"
tremendous
The
East
27,
planned at this time.
'
•—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Paramount's
its
in
April
on
.*
Inc.—Sales
company,
The
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—March Sales Off—
Inc.
the
of
Plough,
This
Paramount Pictures Corp.—To Demonstrate VistaVision
1268.
p.
Companies,
corporation
stockholders
by
approved
was
.
ing.
Net
Net
approved
1954,
resuit
a
this
of
merger
was
30,
surviving corporation, will exceed $2,000,000.
pleted by April 9, 1954.—V. 179, p. 826
the
to
proposed
which
March
Growth
so-called Buckley-Newkirk
groups and
their designees in exchange for the assignment to the
company of licenses granted by
the Petroleum Commissioner of the
State
of
Israel
for
the
exploration
and
development of
certain
petroleum interests in Israel, the right to receive a $55,000 deposit
under the license agreement, and a cash payment of $380,000.
William
F. Buckley, President and Director, of Sharon, Conn., and members of
his family own 55.1% of the outstanding shares; and Bryan W. Newkirk (of Toronto)
and associates own 18.22%.
The remaining 300,000
shares are held by Pantepec Oil Co., C. A., Caracas, Venesue a, wnici)
has entered into an agreement with Pan-Israel for dril.ing operations.
Pantepec also has options on an additional 700,000 shares.
Net proceeds of the financing will be used in carrying out the ex¬
ploratory drilling and development of presently held acreage pursu¬
ant
to
the contract with Pantepec, for operations and expenses of
the company, and for the acquisition, exploration and development of
additional
acreage.
Over-all exploration and development costs are
estimated at $5,000,000, which will require additional future financ¬
.--v
—$2,450,881
operations
Net
—V.
V.v"';-.
ry.
of
which
Railway oper. revenue— Sll.884,922 812,771.073 823,999,376 $26,231,875
Railway oper. expenses9.434,041
10.420,443
19,658,690
21,205,497
f
filed a registration statement with the SEC on March
American
voting trust certificates for 1,000,00)common
capital stock, lc par (together with the underly¬
covering
shares), which certificates are to be offered for public
sale
"as a speculation."
The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
*
The company was organized under the Panama Corporation Law on
June 23, 1953.
for the purpose of exploration, development and pro¬
duction of oil
and gas.
It intends to confine its operations to the
State
of Israel.
The
company
has outstanding 4,192,000 shares, of
railway
operations
The
Inc.,
company
1954,
ing
Net
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—Merger Approved—
/Pan-Israel Oil Co., Inc. of the Republic of Panama—1
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
(
1954—2 Mos.—1953
,
$
$
1954
per
1374.
common
share.
Dec. 31, '53
$26.43
$22.51
be
corporation
covering
offered
share.
plete
The
plant
by
March
on
1,170,000
Coombs
net
and
filed
29
shares
of
&
Co.,
Salt
proceeds
are
to
for
working
a
letter
common
Lake
be
used
capital.
to
of
notification
stock
City,
(par
Utah,
repay
at
witlj the
lo
cents)
25
cents
obligations,
to
per
com¬
Volume 179
Puritan
The
EEO
at
Number 5315
filed
crude
notification with the
of
letter
a
(par
equipment, expansion and working capital.—V.
178,
Joubin,
price
483.
p.
be
Alfalfa
National
Dehydrating
Milling
&
V.
See
development
Ltd.—Exchange Offer Extended—
Oil,
Ltd.
below.—V.
179,
Raymond Concrete Pile Co.—Stock
stockholders
basis
the
to
Is
Ithaca,
of
as
also
York,
New
stock
primary
split
of
the
common
stock
away
close
of
business
approved
of
has
178,
common
been
8,
to
the
Cornell
University,
director
succeeding
elected
as
new
a
of notification
A letter
filed
was
with
the SEC
March
be
29
underwriter.—V.
177, p.
Freeport,
the
of
be
it
Reo,
it
tained,
$30
is
at
before
met
are
expected
in
joint
a
of
to
tion
If
approved
resulting
Motors,
distribution
the
stockholders'
the
to
will
sale
be
effective
regular
April
on
payable
April
declared
dividend
holders
to
30
5
cash
semi-annual
tube
mill
by
of*
dividend
stock
cents
75
per
p.
tubing,
the
C.
addition
M,
of
White,
which
White
Mr.
announced
When
the
mill
in
are
increased
be
year.—V. 179,
a
facilities
new
will
186,000
basis
a
Reserve
The
4(4 %
gage
trustee,
bonds,
paying
&
Trust
additional
series
due
A,
and
agent
Co.,
*
June
1,
I
1980
(N. C.)
with
—
The
16 for
1,087,030 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
at 25 cents per share on the basis of one new share for
each two shares held (with an oversubscription privi¬
lege). The offering is not underwritten.
to
its
pre-emptive
rights
under
North
Carolina
law,
will
cancel
notes
that
Resort
at
25c
Airlines,
share
at
of
the
It
payable,
and
become
capital.
is
the
remainder
depleted
accounts
by
receivable
Although
the
be
under
its
replenish
to
and
S.
U.
an
which
cash
has
of
amount
increasing
Government.
credit
the company must
use
BUSINESS—The
North
The
company
certificate
of
Aeronautics
company
Is
Airport,
entitled
is
of
its
office
is
Box
V.
a
international
S.
convenience
with
five
a
life
year
airline
holding
a
issued
by
necessity
and
in
242,
beginning
Aug.
temporary
the
Civil
1949. The
12, 1954, and
8,
applied for renewal of this certificate, on Feb.
by provision of the Administrative Procedures
Act
to
con¬
tinue
operations under the present certificate until the Board has
either denied or approved the application for renewal and the President
the
of
has
States
United
The
approved
the Board's action.
ami
the
Islands.
has not yet been able to inaugurate regularly scheduled
•ircruises
to its
certified
points in Canada, Mexico or Venezuela,
because these foreign counties
have not yet granted the company
landing rights.
The company owns three DC-4 aircraft with 58-passenger capacity,
Virgin
The company
which
cember,
C-46
acquired
were
The
1953.
National
company
each
aircraft,
from
with
Airlines
from
leases
the
and
November
in
S.
U.
Air
Force
De¬
seven
capacity.
Tbe latter are used
air transportation.
The U. S.
Air Force has the right to terminate these leases at will.
The company also leases three C-46 aircraft from a private owner.
entirely
These
in
leases
intends
not
1880
pp.
charter
terminate
to
and
40-passenger
and special
renew
oii
May
these
1954.
leases.—V.
and
179,
the
pp.
presently
9; V. 178,
company
1375
and
Rittenbouse
Fundi,
Philadelphia,
Pa.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
SEC
Fund
March
on
30
filed
a
registration
statement
with
Mining
Rix-Athabasca
crude
ore
on
about
or
from
Uranium
&
the
1,
Rix
in
the
Beaverlodge
terms
and
conditions
property
on
m>d« public because of security regulations.
Area
which
beginning
cannot
conversion
shares
110,481
amounts
of
upon
outstand¬
Authorized
Inc.
respect
quarterly
2(4%
at
Salem
has
June
amount
is compliance
there
with
thereto
in
to
assets
decreasing
4(4%.
to
commitments
to
1953,
15,
.
from
make
90
Blunt
Fen¬
loans.
Kuhn,
offered
now
Carl M.
Brothers
*—
Ryons
Irving Lundborg & Co
0.66
Laurence
Bosworth,
Inc
1.37
McCormick
Inc
1.37
McDonald
&
McGlone
Carl
3.72
Mead,
Merrill,
0.40
Alex.
H.
&
&
Brown
Mltchum, Tully & Co
Morgan Stanley & Co
F.
S. Moseley & Co.
Co.,
M.
0.66
Sons
&
The
Inc
Co.,
—
0.4O
Paine,
Cook
—
&
Putnam
Co
1.85
Reynolds
Elworthy
First
The
Riter
0.26
3.72
Schwabacher
0.40
Scott
0.40
Chas.
Co.,
Co
Inc
Hornblower
Howard,
Weil,
Friedrichs
EL
Co
Hutton
&
Co.——
E.
Ingalls
&
Johnson,
—
Snyder—
Lane,
Space
John
Kormendi
179, p.
be
This development climaxes
The
company
Scurry
R.
0.40
Holders
Rainbow
offer
set
exchange
of
Oil
Stroud
0.40
Ltd.
have
in
been
the
made
April 5 filed a
registration statement with the SEC
for
the extent
to
$6,500,000
mate
as
and will be used for general corporate purposes,
costs incurred or to be incurred in connection
pany's treasury funds
payment
including
with
of
company's construction and expansion
the
Construction
2577.
program.
0.77
Union
G.
0.66
1.85
& Co.——0.40
L
sales
Gas
tMiscellaneous
Total
*1953
1952
$47,570,792 $38,712,136
31—
Ended Dec.
—
1,023,220
revenues
revenues
gross
—
purchased for resale
and maintenance
Gas
Operation
4,648,561
6,258,310
7,465,678
—
$9,310,507
2,273,892
$8,227,801
1,478,091
—
$7,036,615
4,790,707
$6,749,710
4,533,997
$2,245,908
$2,215,713
$2.06
$1.97
had
—
income
and
H.
&
other
been
subsidiary.
.—
0.66
of
{(Exclusive
Dean
IIBased
—V.
179,
p.
The
of
of
outstanding
stock
common
on
dated April 1,
to noon (EDT)
of $7,905,000 equipment trust cer¬
1954 and due annually to April 1,
are
to be used to cover about 75%
.
_
,
proceeds
net
of
Co.—To Sell Equipments—
1969-
The
stock
Dec. 31, 1953.
expects to receive bids in New York up
series NN,
tificates,
shares
.24306
1051.
company
,
of the cost ot
1270.
purchase of new equipment—V. 179, p.
State Loan & Finance Corp.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
$9,161,926
2,186,848
—
__—
—
class
95,311
1.37
Average
Corp
1.85
Earnings
0.77
—V.
com.
per
178,
P.
shares outstanding during year—
common
670.
share—
,0.„n
397,520
127,500
-
-
229,701
451,721
-
IIZII"
95,JU
206,295
—
A
A
B
1,1 lo.no
$1,047,090
paid:
convertible, series
dividends paid:
class
$8,096,698
2,167,360
973,148
taxes
cumulative
On
Etc.
»n
$1,213,700
dividends
On
Co
Co
19.53
\
income
Preferred
—„1.85
Inc.—0.40
(& Subs.)—Earnings,
operations
Income taxes
Provision for income
Common
Securities
——-
,
120.000
671.330
$1.35
64^19,5
$1.12
1.85
Steep Rock Iron Mines,
&
&
0.48
shares of Scurry Oils Ltd. and
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Ltd.'s (exchange
dated March 8,
1954, and the
effective.
of
shares
April 29 for the purchase from it
on
6%
the effectivene s of the amalgamation
Rainbow Oil Ltd. and the extension of
prospectus
distribution
in 1953.
3,442,102
on
Southern Pacific
Douglas
Witter
1952 from
j
.
Corp.
Gas
Alabama
6%
Co
Weld
Winslow,
Commission.
$166,000 in 1953 and $665,000 in
..
include $923,000 in 1953, and $614,000 in 1952, for
Federal income taxes payment of which will be deferred as a result
of accelerated amortization.
For 1952, taxes have been increased, and
net income has been reduced, from the amounts previously reported by
the amount of deferred taxes for that year.
On
Co.—
1.85
& McEvoy 0.26
Co
3.34
Harold E. Wood & Co
0.26
White,
the rate proceeding which
shown
tTaxes
On
&
———
pending before the Federal Power
0.33
Company,
Walker
—
tlncluding dividends of
former
0.48
Securities
——:
—--2——w*.
-
♦Figures for 1953 reflect settlement of
0.40
&
deductions
Balance of net income
Boyce—
Trask
•
—
income
JNet
1,473,471
$48,594,012 $40,185,607
19,403,136 13,348,688
8,973,498
7,135,288
Depreciation, etc.
& Co—
&
Webster
&
Wertheim
accepted
Natural Gas Co.—Earnings-
Southern
Year
0.40
Co
Spencer
offer to April 20, 1954.
the requisite number of
forth
has
and
Registers
to its parent,
ness
0.33
Staats & Co
Bros.
0.26
1.85
Ltd.
—
required, to repay in full the company's indebted¬
Pacific Lighting Corp., which is expected to approxi¬
of May 1, 1954.
This indebtedness represents ad¬
vances made to the company
to provide temporary funds for construc¬
tion costs.
The balance of the proceeds will become a part of the com¬
used,
0.40
0.77
Co
& Co.
Brothers
&
Stone
announces
on
California
of
0.66
&
Wood, Struthers & Co
Oils
Co.
Exchange Commission—
$15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series A, due 1984, to be
public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds will be
covering
from
Stix
0.33
corporation
p.
Counties Gas
before
Stern
1483.
exchange
178,
Securities and
Since
the
close
of
the
Ltd.—Refinances Debt—
fiscal year
(which ended Dec. 31,
1953) ar¬
rangements are being completed to refinance this company s funded
debt on favorable
terms.
A new issue of $17,000,000 of 4>/2/r first
bonds is being placed with insurance companies and other
investors. The $10,000,000 of bonds origina ly purchased
Government Agencies and the $2,250,000 of debentures, to¬
gether carrying an average interest rate of 4.87%, are to be r^tire^.
and the remaining $4,750,000 from the new financing will provi e the
company
with additional capital.
There will be no debt • retirement
payments until Dec. 1. 1958; $1,700,000 is <0 be paid on that date
and each succeeding Dec. 1 until the entire issue has been retired in
1967. The new financing will remove the rigid restrictions on dividends
imruvjpf) hv the earlier U. S. Government loans.—V.
179, p.829.
mortgage
institutional
the
by the oper¬
arrangements entered into
245.
franchise
foreign
or
company.—V.
Income
Stein
0.40
Co
domestic
TV.
Income
William
0.26
—
_.
0.40
3.72
0.77
0.40
0.40
& Co
Agnew
Barney
Smith, Moore
& Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
the
gross
on
0.66
Smith,
0.40
&
—
Co
&
Scranton
Corp.
u—
Hutton
F.
W.
Co
:
Stringfellow
W.
Shuman,
Labouisse,
&
&
1.37
Weeks—
&
the
Hammill & Co.— 0.40
Shields & Co
1.37
Co
&
0.26
0.26
0.33
Shearson,
0.33
Glore, Forgan & Co.,
1.85
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
1.85
Hallgarten & Co
1.37
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. 3.72
Hayden, Miller & Co._,
0.33
Hayden, Stone & Co.
1.37
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—_— 1.37
Hooker
&
Fay
I
0.33
Reid
within
Commission
([Earnings per share
Inc. 0.40
0.40
Rotan, Mosle and Cooper
L. F. Rothschild & Co
Southwest
Fox
to be known as "Skiatron TV."
It will pay Skiatron
income received from all forms of entertainment to
In
addition, Skiatron is to receive 50%
of any
company,
of
0.40
1.37
0.66
0.48
& Co..
Co.—_—
0.48
California
Fulton,
Co.
0.66
First
&
&
&
Co
Boston Corp
Matthew
with
arrangement, Mr. Fox is to set up an oper¬
the
SCash dividend paid
Gardner——
Co._
Co
Corp.—Franchise—
agreement
an
Communications
Federal
the terms of
shown
be
0.77
—
Eastman, Dillon & Co...—
&
approved
days.
1.85
1.37
Pierce
&
60
ating
the
with
filed
next
Interest
&
Pressprich & Co
&
Clark
have
stockholders
him and his group an exclusive 99-year franchise for the
world-wide exploitation of Subscribed-Vislon, the company's system of
0.40
Jackson
Webber,
W.
Reinholdt
Estabrook
Co
&
Rauscher,
Fahey,
—
Co.—
1.37
Co
&
Co
&
Curtis
R.
Henry Dahlberg & Co
0.33
Davis, Skaggs & Co
0.40
Dominick
&
Dominick,,— 0.77
Drexel
,—
Northwest Co
Pacific
0.33
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Co
&
Turben
Ohio
0.77
Co..
&
Miller
Newhard,
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.), 0.40
Republic Co. (Inc.), 1.37
Central
Clark, Dodge & Co.—
Colo.—Files—
on
175,050
Skiatron Electronics & Television
Gross
0.40
0.40
Sullivan
corporation
covering
The
0.40
Co
Co
&
0.40
—
not
0.26
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Co,
Boettcher & Co
.
granting
Marks & Co.0.77
M.
Co.,
—
,
March 31 filed a letter of notification with the
shares
of
non-assessable common stock, of
which 150,000 shares are to be offered publicly at par ($1 per share)
and
the
remaining 25,050 shares issued to promoters for services.
No underwriting will
be involved.
The net proceeds are to be used
to pay for new equipment,
repay loans and for other general cor¬
porate" purposes.—V. 176, p. 1567.
The
SEC
1.37
0.40
& Co.
Loeb, Rhoades <fc Co.
Lester,
Co.—__ 0.33
Inc
1484.
Silicate Reduction Corp., Denver,
l!37
*
Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
Subscription rights expired on March
Lunt.
29.—V. 179, p.
3.72
—
Langley & Co
Higginson Corp.—,,
John C. Legg & Co.—
0.48
&
Co
&
C.
W,
,0.40
—
warrants
(with
1979
by the underwriters at 103% through
JTaxes
Lee
Lehman
—
Subscriptions—Of the
—
due
amount, a total of $3,157,500 were
the remaining $116,300 principal
and
for
the underwriters,
the
offer, which they
conditions set forth
to
Loeb
_'l 0.40
Simmons
&
and
below:
Inc. 0.33
0.40
Co.—
Ellis
&
preferred
Co.,
&
Rollins &
term
underwriters
subscription
subject
Co.,
&
debentures
amount were sold
&
notes.
of America
principal
subscribed
Hamlin
notes
%
8.17
Eichler
Blyth
short
several
forth
Strudwick_„0.26
.Becker &
G
Blair,
set
are
of
notes
debenture
7%
recently offered to common stockholders at
were
100%
Mich.—Files—
notification
of
debenture
6%
expenditures are estimated at $11,530,000 for 1954.—V. 178, p.
%
Pierce,
Baird
&
the
to
purchase,
..
Watts & Co
Weeks & Co.
Barth
the
of
convertible
of
pursuant
to
contract,
$3,500,000
and
par;
agreed
which
With
$20,000,000.
of
$436,383,089.
Canada
names
shares
issued
outstanding
6%
$3,273,800
letter
a
subordinated
of
Corp.
Sheraton
filed
the
of
issuable
common
unless
payable
from
29
subordinated
to be offered
at
The proceeds are
certain
offered
Inc.
credit
$20,000,000
for
interest
of
$40,000
Southern
are
1954—2 Mos.—1953
with the
due Oct.
due Oct.
their principal amount, without under¬
to be used for working capital and to
March
on
$90,000
and
redeem
ating
and
year
1954,
Ball, Burge & Kraus
between
Co. has entered into a contract with
Mines, Ltd. for the purchase from Rix of
1954,
3,471,478 shs.
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Ltd.—Offer Extended—
Refining
Uranium
April
Outstanding
the
Ltd.—Contract—
Mines
one
Beane
This
Rix Athabasca
the
be
Baker,
—V.
covering 100,000 of its participating units.—V. 177, p. 1302.
Eldorado
of
Inc.
761.
of
$100
Whipple
service
15,
preferred,
First
currently engaged in the operation of all-expense
•escorted aircruises
to the following resort points
in the Caribbean
area: Cuba,
Jamaica, Nassau, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico
is
company
€0.—March Sales Off 12.2%—
1954—Month—1953
$60,552,500
reserved
bearing
company
1968,
writing.
5%
relating
loans
12,
W.
J.
i
615.
1205.
covering
1962
be
267,000 shs.
Lessors,
aggregate
an
Robert
Baker,
and
828
pp.
subscription-television, it was announced on April 6.
An application for commercial introduction of Subscriber-Vision will
.
pay¬
Commodities,
Bacon,
Courts
1945,
September,
in
principal
Miami, Fla.
public
Board
organized
was
address
may
those receivables.
funds to carry
own
company
The
Carolina.
International
its
agreement,
ranks
A
FINANCING
287,764 shs.
obtained
1960,
Mar. 31—
p.
Under
not be
bank
SEC
and
Texas.
Paso,
believes it
PRESENT
Equipment
to
March
Lynch,
Inc.
borrow up
to 95% of the amount owing to it by the government, the processing
of the documents which it must assign to
the bank to secure such
loans, usually requires from four to six weeks, and during that period
company,
El
508,136 shs.
offered
may
period
a
purchase
Bateman,
used
losses,
the
around
*9,000,000 shs.
agreements
Salem
&
179,
Service Loan Co. of Delaware, Detroit,
grocery
267,000 shs.
presently
179,
The
stores
food
Columbia
stock
notes
now
The
for
to
&
ner
offering
will
from
of
Anderson
estimated
operating
due
of
severally
Merrill
least
will be used entirely to aug¬
that approximately $200,000
of the proceeds will be applied to the reduction of outstanding accounts
working
term
shares
1954
for
loans
the
A.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
ment
of
company
TO
current
wholesale
country.
value
par
loans
.
payment for such shares
the aforesaid 5% three year
principal amount of
their par value.
at
purchase
the
value)__
par
Cortland
from
banks
in
in
and
$250,000
valued
will
(Del.)
Inc.
per
and
the
1953,
in
retail
general
t
but
provisions
required
acquired otherwise than for distribution by a single stockthe majority of the outstanding voting stock of the issuer
with a pro rata offering to stockholders are not con-n
sidered to be part of a pub'ic offering. ,Resort
Airlines, Inc. (Del.)
will also be entitled
to purchase
any of' the 1,087,030 shares above
offered, not purchased by the subscribing stockholders. It is presently
shares
($5
liabilities.
have
of
1,000,000
of
percentage
the
connection
contemplated
for
A
in
and
of
District
the
which
loans
meet
prograin.
chain
a
states,
Canada.
chains
UNDERWRITERS—The
securities
bolder
23
of
preferred
preferred
cumulative
majority stockholder, Resort Airlines, Inc.
(Del.)
has the right to
purchase up to 3,753,433 shares of the company's common stock at
25c per share.
Such shares are not included in this offering because
In
operates
in
to
Safeway Ltd., a subsidiary,
had
outstanding securities not owned by the company as follows:
$2,550,000 of 3(4% debentures secured by capital stocks of Canada's
subsidiaries
and
maturing $150,000 on Dec. 31, 1954 to 1956 and
$2,100,000 on June 16, 1957 (Canadian dollars); 62,443 shares of 5%
ord March
Pursuant
preferred
bank
and
$20,000,000
NOTE—On
is offering to its minority stockholders of rec¬
15 the right to subscribe on or before April
company
if
redeemed
short-term
GIVING EFFECT
($100
580,435
t Loans
12
Stock Offered
—
$103
if
convertible
the
of
of
;
unlimited
day
Resort Airlines, Inc.
York.—V.
$210,638,396 $240,035,697 $386,194,096
—V.
Redemp¬
from
$100.50
inventories
—
amounts
572.
p.
ranging
to
banks
Includes
and
amount first mort¬
for which the bank is
178,
sale
of outstanding options.
The
ing exclude 15,316 treasury shares.
principal
registrar.—V.
prices
down
exercise
authenticated
has
York,
New
$15,000,000
Co.,. New
Trust
with
and
and
into common
par
adjustment.
modernization
Canada
food
convertible
t Notes
Bank
an
to
JDomestic subsidiary's short term bank
Mining Co.—Private Placement—
Chemical
delivered
the
the
volume
subsidiary's
is
and
at
payment
and
in
sales
stock
1375.
p.
Offered—This
time at
any
1957
value)
to
not-yet
Canada;
Sales
1,
1,
828.
p.
preferred stock (cumulative) ($100
able
seamless
312,000 tons
to
179,
Stock
subject
finance
1953)
Common
the
of
year
of
among
convertible
capacity
1,
from
Provinces
conducted
loans
tons
31,
Domestic
The project is expected to
operation,
from
Dec.
western
is
at
made
the
to
construction
for
recently.
already has begun on the addition.
be completed in the spring of 1955.
tube
be
to
announced
This is the first project of the expanded capital expenditure program
1954
operation.—V.
common,
Oct.
obtained
(cumulative)
vV
Work
will
convertible
may
applied
the
4.30%
April 2.
lor
and
company,
the new pilot does
maintain the steady blue flame
Authorized
4%
719.
facilities
new
President,
for use in gas
April 2.
on
both
share,
179,
15.—V.
April
is
196^.
be
the exchange offer has been extended to
1954.
deposited and who desire to ipakp
of
have
who
should deposit, their certificates before such time
following
depositaries:
Crown Trust Co., Calgary
The National City Bank of Cleveland, Ohio;
the
Empire
the
to
control
of
before
CAPITALIZATION
the capacity of its South Chicago seam¬
with,
70%
seamless
be
share
or
1,
on
the
the
and
Corp.—To Add to Facilities—
nearly
rolling small size
on
stock
on
five
second
Stock Dividend—
100%
a
record
of
This corporation will increase
less
will
per
of
par
Republic Steel
safety
the
business
Republic Natural Gas Co.—100%
of
Toronto,
Per. End.
combustion,
The
stock
will
(2,037
the
about
or
on
date
(EST) on April 20,
exchange
one
Co.—New Pilot—
Stores, Inc.—Preferred
company
On
directors
intakes
proper
Oct.
costs
ob¬
is
approval
time.—
some
the
"target pilot" was developed to overcome
ordinary pilots to linting and clogging at the
BUSINESS—Corporation
Reo
for
flame,
According
air
$46
of
the
stock¬
them will
by
pending
to
the
finance
to
expiration
Shareholders
the
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
1375.
p.
at
after
by
Feldmann,
Reo
been
announced
was
of
intake.
for
new
stock
stock
of
have
Controls
blue
called
waived.
The
ap¬
statement
Russell
stockholders
date.
the
and
that
179,
the
later
a
is estimated
per
share.
1954.—V.
Aug. 31,
The
which
sufficient
prove
evidence of perfect
pilot introduced by this company
new
such
redeemed
announced
were
placed
approval
conditions
all
to
subject
liabilities.
agreement
will
their
approximate
If
accepted,
Jr., President of Reo, and C.
principal stockholder of Henney.
matter
holders
company's
the
and
for
Inc.
by Board—
have
Sherer,
S.
President
The
Reo
of
Terms
Joseph
corporation
stockholders, an offer by Henney Motor Co., Inc.,
111., to purchase for $16,500,000, all of the assets and
by
assume
this
of
directors
should
subscription offer will expire at
3:30 p.m. (EST) on April
21, 1954.
An underwriting
group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
will purchase any unsubscribed
preferred shares.
,
531.
Reo Motors, Inc.—Sale Ratified
The
proval
with
been
share
the
The
4 p.m.
Ri
and
subscription price of $100.35 per share on the basis
of one share of preferred for each 13 shares of common
held.
Rights appurtenant to 478 shares of common have
market
.is
first
Canada.
in
arid.Franc
the
of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
(approximately $4 per share) through warrants at one cent
and exercisable at $2 per share.
The net proceeds are to
used for general corporate purposes. S. D. Fuller & Co., New York,
60,000 shares
it is the
negotiated
corporation is offering its common stockholders of rec¬
ord April 5, 1954, rights to subscribe for
267,000 shares
of $100 par value 4.30% convertible preferred stock at
covering
offered at the
on
a
Safeway
shares.
483.
p.
be
of
number
1,500,000
Engineering,
of
steady
a
of
aid
needed
1954.
in
increase
an
shares
College
April
Regal Plastic Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Files With SEC—
per
plans
susceptibility
the
This
442,932
Dean
the
Split Voted—
of
one.
to
Aird^r President,
'
device
new
split
for
the
from
shares
Case.—V.
D.
production
operated appliances, it
a
approved
7
shares
two
Hollister,
C.
April
on
stockholders
The
authorized
P.
of
effective
be
S.
2200.
p.
the function
827.
p.
the fact that
by
kind
Sears Roebuck &
The
on
Rix
Robertshaw-Fulton
Scurry-Rainbow
The
from
Maintaining
Rainbow Oil
its
179,
above.—V.
Co.
of
Managing Director, state that the, terms of production
satisfactory to the company. They add that the revenue
178,
1269.
p.
contract
ore
iRix,» including «jqhn 1B.
are
earned
mine
Quaker Oats Co.—Sells Cerophyll Facilities—
See
negotiations made necessary
of
1
7
(1615)
uranium
Officials
$l)i <tK>r be offered
The net proceeds are to be
without underwriting.
share,
per
30
March
100*000 shares of'Qomnfdn stodk
covering
$1.50
extended
Bottling Co., Inc., Hoboken, N. J.—Files—
corporation on
used for
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
by
U.
S.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 12, 1954
1
(1616)
E
it
Strombergr-Carlson Co. — Stock Placed — The 3,170
convertible preferred stock which were
not subscribed for by the common stockholders were of¬
fered and sold on April 1 by The First Boston Corp. and
associates at $54.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of
50 cents per
share.—V. 179.
».
1484.
p.
is
important for the New Haven to keep American Woolen
stockholders
April 7 approved
on
action
to the certifi¬
incorporation which permits directors to borrow $2,500,000 on
capital notes, due serially 1957 to 1966, inclusive, thereby in¬
creasing available resources to more than $50,000,000.
The amend¬
ment
also
4Vz %
Woolen
unattractive
Co.'s
us."—V.
to
assets,
179,
ferred.
have
made
been
share of
the notes
one
through
has arranged to borrow $14,000,000 on 3%%
first mortgage bonds due 1974 from a group of 13 insti¬
company
*
tutional investors.
Telephone Bond & Share Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
registration statement with the
*5EC covering 325,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
The com¬
pany proposes to offer these shares for subscription by stockholders
on the basis of one new share for each
two shares held on the record
date.
The record date, subscription price, names of the underwriters
and the underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is advised that Theodore Gary & Co. intends to ex¬
ercise its warrants for the purchase of 162,846.5 shares of the present
offering.
Net proceeds will be used principally for financing the company's
subsidiaries, estimated at $15,000,000 for 1954 (of which $10,000,000
will be provided from internal sources and the remaining $5,000,000
will be obtained primarily by equity financing of the telephone oper¬
ating subsidiaries by the registrant).—V. 179, p. 1484.
company
Tennessee
Sold—The
tive
March 31
on
Gas
filed
a
Co.
Transmission
off all outstanding notes—totaling
credit agreement and for construction.
Town & Country Gas
The
company
3,000
shares
$37.50
.
used
March
on
of
class
A
additional
filed
letter
a
stock
Commission
Power
in
12
C„
on
underwriting.
equipment,
to
acquire by merger all of the facilities
sidiary, Northeastern Gas Transmission Co.
Northeastern,
land,
filed
the
northeastern
N.
H.;
and
of
corner
main
a
from
to
gas
in
markets
requesting
facilities
to
on
the
New
in
an
easterly
transmission
line
then
Union
Carbide &
Carbon
the
of
of
romance
alloy
B.
fineries,
—V.
Eastern
Saunders,
Inc.,
179,
Transmission
of
Jr.
has
Houston,
to
elected
been
President
Vice-President
a
has
SEC
borrowings
of
of
Texas
Texas International Sulphur
Production
of
the
provide
began
first
plant
near
the U.
April
on
its
order
an
parent,
amounts
West
sulphur
Coast
Net
Eastern.
with
the
on
its
not
sul¬
opening of this company's processing
San Felipe, Baja California, Mexico, 125 miles south of the
other
ore
in
plant
North
has
produced
ever
America.
This
commercial
ing
at
was
San
be easily doubled, Mr, Dykes said.
anticipated there will be a 40% sulphur
is
Luis
from
In the
Potosi,
return
from
sites
native
where
three
sulphur
in
other
huge
and
mining
exceed
U. S.
The
TehuantepecvVeracruz, Mexico,
companies
commercial
have already
quantities in
179,
found
salt
stockholders
Leaseholds,
also
was
Texas
high
aggregate.
have
for
provide
favor
of
in
Northern
stock
179,
a
30
applied
be
issued
in
exchange
for
each
Gulf
Outstanding
C
due
1976
1,800,000
1,800,000%
4%
series D
due
1979
1,250,000
1,250,000
171,756
14,654 shs.
serial
cum.
tSecond
Mar. 31, '53
$71,106,271
exemption
an
of
amendment
an
the
the
under
the
selling stockholders,
outstanding.
is
90
working
reported
allied
an
line
days.—V. 179,
p.
the
of
purpose
be
increase
.
/
negotiating
business
Co.
and
Hilliard
B.
Blair
Hirsch
The
Coast
& Son
&
from
Shares
Kalman
5,000
-Stein
The
Walker
&
The
W. L. Lyons & Co
4,000
Odess,
4,000
4,000
Inc.
O'Neal-Alden & Co., Inc.—^
Security Associates, Inc
Wagner, Reid and Ebinger,
Kirk-
&
Co
&
4,000
Co
Kentucky
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
—-—-
called fpr redemption on May 1, next, $592,000
4%% bonds, series B, due Nov. 1, 1976, at 1017/8%
Payment will be made at The Chase National
the City of New York, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.
mortgage
interest.
accrued
of
EARNINGS
Railway
FEBRUARY
FOR
$6,976,170
5,230,468
$8,318,488
5,519,511
—
$799,322
$1,200,978
income—
579,662
720,843
$1,745,702
1,220,771
$2,798,977
1,587,578
railway
operations
oper.
ry.
1954—2 Mos^-1953
$3,839,806
2,638,828
from
Net rev.
FIRST TWO MONTHS
AND
1954—Month—1953
$3,299,068
2,499,746
revenue
oper.
Railway oper. expenses-
V.
Martin <fc Herzberg,.,
has
company
first
Net
2,000
2,000
2,000
Co.
Redemption—
Western Maryland Ry.—Partial
Bank
Hough
&
Inc.:
1313.
p.
Eichler & Co
Bateman,
4,000
Bond Co., Inc.
Landstreet
17.9,
Boyce
5,000
Co
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
—V.
&
Hancock, Blackstock & Co.
Beil
Brothers—
Doolittle
4,000
4,000
4,000
2,000
2,000
Inc.-
Company,
&
Bros.
5,000
-
Bankers
Co.,
&
5,000
Robinson-Humphrey
H.
Evans
A.
Inc.
5,000
'L.
Co._
&
Clement
20,000
Co
Co.,- Inc.;
179, p. 1376.
White Motor Co.—May Buy
t
to
their
at
annual
Own Stock—
24,
April
meeting on
will vote on
proposal to authorize the company to purchase its own common stock,
the proxy statement mailed on April 2.
statement also gives details of proposals on
according te
The
employment
the
in
contract
extension Of the
Robert F. Black; on a change
President,
the
of
plan
preferred
stock
provisions,
on
an
employee pension
stock options for key employees.—V. 178, p. 1376.
on
Whitehall Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
The
the
filed a registration statement with
of capital stock.—V. 179, p. 721.
corporation on March 31
covering 100,000 shares
SEC
,
with
merger
a
decision
a
is
stockholders
The
a
another..
be
may
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—Acquisition—
reached-
This
—
are
C. Bradford & Co
J.
1206.
Press
Allsteel
of the
there¬
the company and
underwriters
principal
agreed to purchase
as follows:
of
capital.
to
of
The
None
347,768 shs.
Shares
J.
the annual meeting approved a proposal to in¬
capital stock to 10,000,000 shares from 7,500,000,
at
the
of
names
has severally
Equitable Securities Corp._ 30,000
holding company, includ¬
the voting securities of
a
20,000 shs.
stock above offered, and the number of shares
common
which each
Period End. Feb. 28—
for
granting
500,000 shs.
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares of
of
$5,17
SEC
($5
16,000 shs.
($25 par value)—
value)
stock
stock
371,756
value)
par
were
$72,738,177
$5.05
the
to
"
'
_
($25
bopds may be issued subject to the limitations contained
mortgager t8,000 shares of second preferred stock were issued
subsequently converted into common stock.
the
and
and
Dec. 31, '53
1952,
2,
stock
$750,000
859,000
$1,000,000
notes____
pfd.
pfd,
Common
and
additional
in
to
The
Private
principal products of this company, with offices in Chicago,
and hydraulic
presses, press brakes, and die cushions.
are
eight
company,
have
that
general
These
The
stores
It
area,
was
for cash.
selling
in
in other towns
in Anniston, Ala., and
announced on April 7.
The purchase
type self-service complete food stores.
super
are
made
was
which operates 194 retail food stores throughout the
purchased the Wylie & Co. grocery stores operating
Jungle
Jitney
r
consisted of
group
partners headed by Everett Shep¬
12
herd, Sr. of Birmingham, Ala.y-V.
179, p. 1523.
mechanical
521.
p.
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
series
of
Financing — The
company has placed privately a $1,500,000 promissory
note due Oct. 1, 1966.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted the
company in arranging the financing.
} ■
merger with Gulf Coast
Approval of the stockholders of the latter corporation
The
merger
terms provide
that 2%
shares
of
Inc.
TO
1,000,000
or
Is
company
concern
Corp.—Merger Voted—
in
EFFECT
1968—
southeast,
voted
GIVING
due
Pro¬
$5.42
—
May
authorized
which
of
most
domes
received.
share.—V.
the
in
"
Texas Northern Oil
and
western
1953,
31,
B
Airlines, Inc.--Stock Increased—
the
The
1206."
p.
has
stockholders
Verson
The
this company to make
Corp. during the remainder
Gas
$5,000,000
until it shall have been exempted as
restriction that not more than 4.9%
crease
to
Dec.
bonds:
Patrick, Inc..
$76,320,605
share
per
public utility
valuable
rights
in
counties
25
In
users
ended
year
series
4.80%
all
ore,
Seismographic exploration and core drilling will soon get under way
Tehuantepec on Texas International properties, the announcement
added.—V.
of
1940.—V. 179, p. 1272.
the
underneath the surface.
in
basic
subject to such limitations and restrictions as have been placed upon
registered investment companies by the Investment Company Act of
but
Felipe plant, believes.
the
glimpse of
a
most
ments of that Act, and is not a present or former subsidiary of United),
as
well as a restriction that all other acquisitions by United shall be
can
The company also holds exploratory
sulphur concessions in the Isthmus of
grade
the
holding company may be acquired (and then only
If such company Is exempt from the Holding Company Act or, if not
exempt, has complied with the integration and simplification require¬
Jr H. Pollard of Houston, engineer in charge and designer of the San
near
value
corporation
a
any
sulphur
interior of Mexico, but the plant is not presently in operation.
Initial production will be St the rate of 700 tons
per month,
It
of
one
authorizing
United
to
assets
asset
gram
only one on the North American continent now pro¬
crude commercial sulphur from surface ore, Victor Dykes of
Houston, President of Texas International, announced.
one
industrial
the
1968
William
32-page
describes an
new
a
Holding Company Act with respect to a program for the investment of
funds up to $24,500,000; and the Commission has given interested per¬
sons
until April 16, 1954, to request a hearing thereon.
The proposed
amendment would impose restrictions upon United's investment pro¬
Coast,
of
source
the
The plant is the
-capacity
stockholders
(Del.)—Asset Value Rises—
Commission's order ot
Pacific
closet
sold
due
3)4%
Seeks Amendment of SEC Order—
ducing
surface
Corp.—Secondary Of¬
Mar. 31, '54
net
Total
Re¬
United States border.
Only
mortgage
The
United Corp.
Co.—Opens Plant—
commercial
S.
with
l
loans
A
ceeds of the loans will be used by Union to Increase Its working capital.
176, p. 2533.
L
will
phur,
being
bank
"Additional
1522.
p.
shares
50,000
outstanding
repay
remaining 75,000 shares are being
series
—V.
Official—
Triangle
to
of
4%
Co.—Borrows From Parent—
issued
from
In
1954,
The
which
present
-
Greenwich,
of
April 7 offered
on
sale
Kentucky.
CAPITALIZATION
"First
Almstedt
The
to
a
commercial and
central
G.
Union Producing
to
the
from
used
The
the
the company had
operating revenues of $4,973,945 and net income of $345,802, equiva¬
lent after preferred dividends to $1.10
per common share.
>
industries, and tells about the everyday miracles that alloys
performing for all of us, said Morse G. Dial, President.—V. 179,
1206.
'
*
VV
p.
trans¬
a
be
construction.
EARNINGS—For
are
Eng¬
direction
proceeds from
will
company
for
American
Concord,
point near
Corp.—New
Tex.,
reduce
to
Magic,"
which
This booklet gives
making,
As oi—
Texas
J.
at
be
Corp.—New Booklet—
company has Just issued to its
Illustrated
booklet entitled
"Hot-Metal
York-Massachu¬
northerly
extending
direction
Springfield, Mass., in a southwesterly
Conn., area.—V. 179, p. 1484.
and
,
The
transfer
include
point
Massachusetts,
south
J.
com¬
New
authority
Mass.,
a
Pittsfield,
near
to
the
dential,
Clark,
Northeastern's
extending
line
natural
application
Tennessee.
to
system
state
supplies
companion
a
facilities
mission
setts
which
hearing
a
The
construction
covering
to be offered
net proceeds
will
fering—A secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common
stock (par 50 cents) was made on March 31 by
Blyth &
Co., Inc. at $23.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of
35 cents per share. It was completed the following day.
—V. 179, p. 830.
proposal by this company
of its wholly-owned sub¬
a
by
net
J. J. B. Hilliard &
stock (par $5) at $10 per share.
common
BUSINESS—Company Is an operating public utility engaged in pur¬
chasing and distributing natural gas to approximately 51,000 resi¬
in
some
scheduled
has
Washington, D.
1523.
p.
4%
$1)
liabilities.
important activity of this corporation.
Federal
for
by three stockholders.
debt stands at
notification
of
(par
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
30
April
125,000 shares of
Co., Inc., Richmond, Va.—Files—>
30
common
without
share,
per
for
current
Proposed Merger With Subsidiary—
The
share
per
4%
$100), which was made on
by Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and
White, Weld & Co. and associates, has been completed,
all of said shares having been sold and the books closed.
See details in V. 179, p. 1484.
mence
$2.30
of
The Equitable Securities Corp. and
Son jointly headed a group which
pay
a
revolving
the borrowing, the company's'total mortgage
$61,000,000.—V. 179, p. 1523.
(par
stock
were
to
Including
offering of 100,000 shares of 5.12% cumula¬
preferred
March
placed privately at 101.42.
They
used
be
$5,866,044—under
Stock
Preferred
—
proceeds will
102.—V. .179,
priced at
compensation
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Union Securi¬
compensation of $1.47 a share for 4.44%
a
Western Kentucky Gas Co.—Common Stock Offered—
incurred
Private Placement—The
Toledo Edison Co.—Arranges
1276.
This
Co.—Acquisition—
purchase by this company of all of the common stock of Speed¬
way
Manufacturing Co. has been negotiated by Rodman & Linn,
% Chicago, 111., it was announced on March 29.—V. 173, p. 1372.
5%
bid
PROCEEDS—The
The
cumulative pre¬
of
to five institutional
P. Eberstadt & Co., Inc.—V, 178,
preferred into
Arrangements for the sale
Tool
Power
asked
102.32.
(jointly)
Corp.
stock
1522.
p.
(jointly)
Corp.
stock priced at
ties
sold
makes
cumulative
investor's
its
result in further dis¬
and could make the trans¬
"any substantial delay may well
American
of
Thor
possible the exchange of each outstanding share
of 5'/*%
cumulative preferred stock, series A, for one share of 5%%
cumulative preferred stock.
It also reclassifies each outstanding share
p.
as
of
cate
5'/»%
of
on
he said,
sipation
—
amendment
an
record
saying that if it gets control of American
Woolen it would move many plants to the South.
Meanwhile, Harold J. Walter, President of Bachman Uxbridge Wor¬
sted
Corp.,
told stockholders in a letter accompanying the firm's
annual report that terms of American Woolen's offer "would be ad¬
is
vantageous for both companies."
(James) Talcott, Inc.—To Sell 5^2% Notes
Securities
4.4%
Textron
But,
The
in New
England.
shares of 4V2%
Wisconsin Public Service Corp. —Stock Subscriptions
Texas Utilities
The
«nd
has
SEC
sell
CO,000
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—March Sales Up—
Co.—Proposed Financing—
issued
shares
"West Texas proposes
order
an
to
authorizing
cumulative
of
offer to
this
preferred
the
holders
to
company
Period End. March 31—
issue
"Sales
stock, $100 par value.
the outstanding 47,370
of
■shares of
per
tion
in
price;
•Vokar
The
SEC
preferred will be redeemed at the $110
all
and
shares
of
old
preferred
so
per
179,
%
1206.
p.
.
$3,408,774
..
corporation
on
March 30 filed
a
notification
of
covering a maximum of 50,000 shares of common
to public, without underwriting.—V.
165, p. 115.
with
stock
the
to
be
sales
Net
exchange, together with 25,643 reacquired shares of said stock now
in the company's treasury, are to be
retired.
Competitive bidding
held
1954
__
$2,564,263
178,
p.
261,337
Worthington Corp., Harrison, N. J.—To Introduce New
tofore
reacquired
struction
to pay
or
program.—V.
part
a
179,
of
the
cost
of
the
company's
A
West Penn Power
1954,
con¬
1522.
p.
Oil^Co., Inc., Houston, Tex.—Files—
The corporation on March 30 filed a letter
of notification
BEC covering 300,000 shares of common stock to
be offered in
-for
with
the
exchange
Incorporated
Accepts
Woolen
the
Co.
Deposited
Woolen
Royal
to
shares of
American
under its exchange offer and made a new offer
basis for two weeks, subject to an additional 50.000 shares
April 19.
Little,
Chairman,
amendment
with
July 20 under the
$3.50
from
'cash
>
common
deposited by
effective
from
The
April
June
offer
accepted
one-half
Woolen
exceeds
is:
to
cash,
$5
share
20
22
of
common.
200,000
this
SEC
has
company
to
extend
the
also
offer
filed
from
a
post-
April
420
terms, exceDt that the cash payment will be
to May 20; $2 from May 21 to June
21, and no
same
which
on
said
the
July
20.
American
one-fifth
Textron
shares
of
Woolen
share
common
Textron's
total
the
shares
of
stock
deposited to date was
Textron's 4% preferred,; and
for
ownership
978,000
each
of
shares
share
American
of
American
Woolen
outstanding,
Mr.
now
Little
said.
He
New
added
Haven
that
&>
Frederic
Hartford
C.
Dumaine, Jr., Persident of the New York
RR„ is opposed to the Textron offer because
giving interested persons until April 12,
the bond financing proposal of this
upon
P,
of
program
for
000
in
the
the
company
1954
years
and
and
Its
subsidiaries,
1955.—V.
179,
p.
estimated
at
contract
of
for
tion,
the
$100
new
par
value
this
company's
will
preferred stock
was
and
1
issue
awarded
of
provide
and
air circulation. Year-round control of
by one-point control, from a centrally
1523.
179,
Corp.—Stock
on
also
about
Increase
April
stock
common
company
p.
to
on
2,500.000
dividend
of
$4.40
and
would
be
subscribable
at
$105
a
share.
Share¬
it
proposal
a
from
shares
would
debentures
in
There
been
have
called
for
a
Of
the
Voted—
approved
8
announced
$18,000,000
heating,
to
to
increase
the
1,500,000.
220.000 common
finance expansion.
sell
shares
Partial Redemption—
60,000
April 6
syndicate headed by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
the new issue, 47,370 shares are to be offered in
exchange for
utility's $6 dividend preferred stock. The remaining 12.630 shares
are to be offered by the underwriters to the
public.
Shares of the $6
dividend stock not exchanged for the new
preferred will be called for
redemption.
The
utility company accepted the Harriman Ripley bid of under¬
writing compensation of $2.25 a share for stock which would bear a
to
will
accomplished
stockholders
The
dehumidifica-
cooling,
unit
new
be
thermostat.—V.
York
The
new
unit
ventilation
filtering,
unit
located
$34,800,-
(.
underwriting
designed to provide both cooling and
will be introduced to the public by this
conditioner
May 16-20.
1523.
Ripley Group—
shares
air
compact
one
corporation at the National Indoor Comfort Exposition in Philadelphia,
Worthington's
West Penn Power proposes to Issue and sell
competitive bidding $12,000,000 of its first mortgage bonds, series
due April 1, 1984, the proceeds to be applied to the construction
at
home
new
heating
authorized
deposited
same
order
hearing
a
Financing—
on
As previously reported,
A
This corporation on April 5 accepted all
being
Co.—Hearing
an
West Texas Utilities Co.—Stock Awarded to Harriman
Stock—Extends Offer—
on
request
oil, gas and mineral leases valued at $30,000.—V.
177', p. 2460.
Textron
issued
company.
i
Texas Western
to
has
The
Year-Round Home Air Conditioner—
1882.
Proceeds of
The SEC
offered and sold by the
were
by
1953
$3,669,092
loss
—V.
will establish the dividend rate and
offering price of the new preferred.
the sale of the new preferred not used for
the redemption
and retirement of the old will be used
to reimburse the company for
a part of the cost of
acquisition of 25,643 shares of old preferred here¬
28—
7,544
Net
underwriters, headed
First Boston Corp., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc. and Wil¬
liam Blair & Co. at $20.12% per share, with a dealer's
discount of 25 cents per share. For details of offering,
see V. 179, p. 1313.
ed
letter
(par $10) re¬
cently offered for subscription by common stockholders
of record March 12 at $18.40 per share, a total of 308,031
shares were subscribed for and the 8,836 unsubscribed
shares
Corp., Dexter, Mich.—Files With SEC—
Quarter Ended Feb.
received
or
departments.—V.
$3,706,552
Wayne Pump Co.—Sales Up—Loss Smaller—
share redemp¬
redeemed
leased
$473,050
stock
—Of the 316,867 shares of common
1954—8 Mos.—1953
offered
unexchanged
shares of old
$483,633
"Excluding
no par $G cumulative
preferred stock, which is redeemable at
share, the right to exchange their shares of old preferred for
shares of the new
preferred on a share for share basis, with a cash
adjustment for the difference between the initial public
offering price
ol the new preferred and the $110
redemption price of the old pre¬
ferred.
It will sell to underwriters, by means of
competitive bidding,
the unexchanged shares of new
preferred together with the additional
12,630 shares of new preferred proposed to be issued. All
$110
1954—Month—1953
of
3)4%
101)4%
vania
first
and
for
Company
Philadelphia
Banking
and
179,
p.
Trusts,
1523.
Zenith Radio Corp.—New
A
Zenith
new
new
16% RPM
holders
45
per
May
on
10,
next,
$98,000
interest.
Pa.—V.
1,
redemption
sinking fund bonds due April 1,
I960, at
Payment will be made at The Pennsyl¬
mortgage
accrued
15th
and
Chestnut
Streets,
Phonograph Announced—
"carry about" Cobra-Matic phonograph that plays the
"talking book" records as easily as conventional 33y3,
Vice-President.
the
making the exchange would receive a cash adjustment of $5
share, representing the difference between the redemption price of
old preferred and the subscription price of the new.
Four
other
pensation
Stone
&
dividend
of
bids
$1.99
Webster
stock
were
per
submitted,
share
Securities
priced
at
for
Corp.
103y2.
viz:
Lehman
4.32%
bid
Brothers
dividend
stock
compensation
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
asked
priced
of
$2.25
Co.
and
at
for
and
The
com¬
variable
102.
4.4%
discs,
Equitable
78 RPM
new
45 RPM
discs,
S-9013
is
was
the
announced
first
on
portable
speed from 10 to 85 revolutions per
and
LP
(33%)
records, the new
and
indicator.
all
speeds
No
speed
in
between
by
a
April
6
by
H.
C.
Bonfig,
with continuously
minute. It plays 78 RPM,
16% RPM "talking book"
phonograph
simple
adapters are needed.—V.
adjustment of the speed
179,
p.
1206.
Number 5315
Volume 179
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
O >.!
r
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name
indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
first
the
In
we
their
ously announced, but which have not yet reached
payment date.
Share
Name of Company
Alden's,
Allied
Co.
4-23
7
4-
1
3-15
30c
______
iquar.)
Investment Co.
American
of Rec.
5-
5-15
4-30
50%
(initial)
Steel
Payable
40C
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
Thermal
Cast
Alloy
Holders
When
Per
—_—__
preferred (quar.)
Dry Corp.
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)_—
4.50% preferred C <quar.)_
Morris Plan Corp. of America, com.
4.80%
:—_—
(quar.)
series A (quar.)
;—
Narragansett Electric, 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)___
4.64%
preferred (quar.)___
+.>,
._—
National Department Stores Corp. (quar.)__
National Tile & Mfg. Co._^____^
preferred
$2.25
preferred
American
Mutual
preference
4'/2%
Viscose
American
(quar.H—
Corp.,
Clayton
Anderson,
(quar.)
common
Co.
&
6-
5-14
Common
7-
1
6-15
4Vi%'
preferred
(1949
7-
1
6-15
$4.50
7-
1
6-15
3%%
preferred
preferred
5-
1
4-19
N.
5-
1
4-19
Northern
(quar.)
_
—
deposit
American
10%c
^.1
31'/4c
Si
4%
Corp.,
9c
Brockton
preferred
$3.80
Canada
preferred
2nd
5%
Electric
Central
Kansas
Central
Co.
Securities
preferred
$1.50
Power &
$1.40
pfd.
Coast
Columbia
1
4-30
5-
Co.
4-14
5-
1
5-
1
4-22
4-15
3-31
5-
4-22
1
1
4-19
$1.06 V*
5-
1
4-19
1
5-
4-15
4-
50c
Terminals
(resumed)
Y.)
4-14
4-
Co.,
pfd.
6%
37'/2c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-15
60c
Consolidated
Dearborn
Corp.
Laundries
Lor p.
(M
4-15
4-
7
4-15
4-
7
4-23
4-
9
25c
5-
4-15
(quar.)___
Consolidated
,
3
2dc
6-
1
5-14
(quar.)
75c
5-
1
4-20
pfd. (quar.)
Dean Phipps Stores, Inc., 5'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Dennison Mfg. Co.—
87'/2c
'Corn
Exchange
Cuneo
Press
Common
de
and
A
&
Discount
______
in
-
13c
$2
4-28
4-14
10c
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
Eastern
Air
Ltd.,
Lines
Electrographic
&
Fanner
4-15
San
(accum.).:___
$1.75
4-30
4-15
is-a)_i_-__L______-
25c
4-20
4-12
25c
6-
65c
4-15
4-
25c
5-15
4-30
Federal
Loan
Name
(quar.)
Electric
____.
Co.
of
changed
Pittsfleld,
to
Loan
'
Insurance
preferred
Franklin
Stores
..
5%
General
7%
General
5-14
4-15
Springfield Gas Light Co. (quar.)___
Stevens (J. P.)
& Co. (quar.)
4-15
4-
Struthers
5-
4-15
Sunrise
Utilities
Corp.,
$2.20
C.)
(A.
___
____
Co.
Union
Stock
4-16
4-30
4-21
4-30
4-21
6-15
5-13
Towle
6-
1
5-13
United
4-15
25c.
$1.75
.
Halle
Co.
Bros.
Co.,
4-15
U.
4-30
4-19
United
Transit
87'/a C
4-30
4-19
Univis
Lens
55c
__________
be
5-
1
$2.40 conv.
4-10
Utah
paid
Hanna
(M.
A.)
B
$4.25
preferred
Hettrick
Holden
Mfg.
Idaho
4%
preferred
Interchemical
3
5-
1
4-21
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)___
4-15
5
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)________—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
Sewing Machine Corp.—
6-11
6-
6-
1
$1.06%
class
(quar.)
pfd.
1
•
4-
$1
5-
1
4-15
5-20
4-26
/
$1
pfd. (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Ironite. Inc., 55c conv.
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred iquar. t
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Johnson & Johnson, 4% 2nd pfd.
5-
1
1
5-
5-
1
5-
1
1
5-
1
C
4-25
$1
5-
1
5-
(quar.)
Service,
Public
Aluminum «fc
Common
Chemical
'Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kobacker
5-18
Aberdeen
5-18
Adams-Millis
(quar.)
25c
1st
7%
2nd preferred
preferred (quar.)
Laurentide
Class
5%
Acceptance,
B
Welding
Lincoln
&
Ltd.,
net
From
Louisiana
class
investment
Co.
Mapes
Co.
Power
Melville
4%%
Shoe
Corp.,
preferred
Mercantile
Stores
A
4-30
4-15
30c
4-30
4-15
Aluminum
20c
50c
4-15
4-
4%
5
5-
1
1
4-19
30c
$1.04
4-15
4-
5-
(quar.)__
2
5-
5-14
4-30
Inc.
6-15
(quar.)
.
6-
5-
25c
5
5-
1
1
6%
preferred
Textile
(accum.)
Corp.,
common
$3.25
participating preferred
Participating
(quar.)
Co.
(St.
Louis)
5-20
3-31
American
Home
American
1
—
(quar.)
Distilling
American-La
3-24
10c
6-
1
5-20
81%c
6-
1
5-20
10c
6-1
6- 1
5- 1
5-7
5- 7
4-16
4-10
3-31
50c
6- 1
5-15
—
(quar.)
(Montpelier,
Co.
Co.
Products
Corp.
France-Foamlte
Machine
&
(monthly).
Corp.
Foundry
(quar.)
6-
1
5-20
5%
American-Marietta
•
Common
5%
4-15
j
3-26
4-14
3-16
1
4-30
10c
4-15
3-31
4-15
6-
3-18
$1
5-
1
4-
8
$1.08%
5-
1
4-
8
$1.08%
5-
1
4-
8
5
93 %C
5-
1
4-
6-
1
5-15
30c
5-
1
4-20
20c
preference (quar.)
"B" (from invest¬
4-26
4-12
7-15
6-30
$1.50
Co.,
com.
Watch
Best
Co.
Foods, Inc.
Biltmore
Electric
Birtman
4-16
3-31
4-
9
1
4-20
4-15
3-23
15c
4-15
3-29
1
4-14
1
5-
4
15c
4-15
4-
1
45c
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-15
t50c
5-
t75c
6-
$50c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-15
20c
5-
1
4-15
50c
4-23
tlOc
4-15
3-18
t25c
4-15
3-18
5-25
50c
(quar.)_____.——
Ltd.,
(quar.)
A
4-15
45c
(quar.)
Hats,
Class
4-15
4-27
55c
Brothers Co. (quar.)
Innes, Ltd., $1 class A (s-a)—
Power & Paper Co., Ltd., class A
& Lomb Optical Co., com. (quar.)
Baystate Corp. (quar.)
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
Belmont Iron Works (quar.)
Benrus
4-
4-27
62'/2C
(quarj—
(quar.) —
(quar.)
Y)
(N.
12-31
4-30
15c
pfd.
$2.50
Co.,
Co.
9-30
1-14-55
20c
(quar.)_
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
common
4-
2
(quar.)
15c
5-
1
5-
—
6-10
20c
Co.
1
4-
9
35c
2'5c
4-15
4-
1
6-30
6-15
Black Starr & Gorham, Inc.—
Class
Bliss
(reduced)
A
W.)
(E.
(increased)
Co.
—
I
Blockson Chemical Co
Blue
Bon
(quar.)—
Ridge Insurance Co. (N. C.)
Co., class A
(quar.)_
Maine RR.,
&
4-
4-15
4-
1
70C
5-
4-
9
tl
40c
preferred (quar.)—
Co., Ltd.—
4-15
93 %C
4-15
4-
1
6-
9
5-
3
6-
9
5-
3
7d
(final)
bearer
registered (final)
7d
Columbia
Forest
Products,
British
Columbia
Power
Corp.,
Telephone
flOc
4-30
3-31
*25c
Ltd._—,
Ltd
4-15
3-31
Co.
+$1.18%
(quar.)
$1
(N. Y.) (s-a)
37'/2C
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., common (quar.) —
50c
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
10c
Buchanan Steel Products Corp.
(s-a)
4-15
preferred
4%%
2
Tobacco
British
3-31
4-15
3-31
5-
1
4-
6
5-
1
4-
6
5-
1
4-15
25c
5-
1
4-15
$1.50
5-
County Trust
Bronx
1
4-15
$2.62
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%%
4-16
30c
pfd. (accum.)
5%
4-16
37'/a C
(George W.) Corp.
(quar.)
Bostich, Inc., class A iquar.)_______
Boston Edison Co.
(quar.)
Boston
4-30
50c
Ami
Borg
*
4-12
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
——
1
1
4-15
7%C
4-15
3-26
4-15
3-26
15c
4-15
3-26
15c
4-15
3-26
5%
$1.25
4-15
3-26
7%
17'/2C
4-15
3-26
Budget Finance Plan, common
convertible
60c
6%
(quar.)
Iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
Bullock's, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
$1
4-
I50C
4-29
4-
8
Class A pref
Class
A
preference
J 50c
7-29
7-
8
t50c
10-29
10-
6
Class B common
J50c
4-29
4-
6
Class B common
t50c
7-29
7- 8
Class B common
*50C
10-29
25c
4-20
9
3-19
25c
7-20
6-18
$1.12'/a
6-30
6-15
1
6-15
Burns
Corp.
Quarterly
This
Byers
7%
4'/2%
Mills,
preferred
Buildings,
Terminal
Bush
—
(increased quar.)
Burroughs
(quar.)
T!o
preferred.
$15.50
payment clears all arrears
Terminal
1st
preferred (quar.)
participating preferred
4-15
4-15
3-31
3-31
Canada
5- 1
5- 1
4-20
4-20
Canada
1
4-16
5-15
4-30
9
4-15-
t20c
5-
1
5-
1
4-15
120c
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-12
15c
75c
5-
1
4-15
40c
4-20
3-31
$1.17'/2
4-15
3-31
Water
Common
&
preferred
Fire
4-30
4-19
4-
5
4-19
4-
5
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
25c
—
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
50c
31 %c.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
>
Association
(s-a) —
5-
1
4-10
30c1
$1.25
$1.32
3-31
4-15
5-15
$1.50
Telehone Co.—
(quar.)
$1.20
4-15
$1.75
$1
California
Camden
4-16
5-
37'/a c
Special
$1
1
t37c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
California Packing Corp. (quar.)
California Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
4- 1
4-14
4- 2
4-
5-
37'/2C
common
7%
4-15
5-i 1
4-15
5-10
$1.75
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
California Elec. Power Co., $3 pfd. (quar.)
California Oregon Power Co., com. (quar.)—
$4.70 preferred (quar.)
1
—
2nd
10-
IOC
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd.,
$1.50
7-
5
25c
Co
(A. M.) Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
15c
20c
5-
1
4-10
33c
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
5-
1
50c'
5c
Extra
$1.25
4-12
4-15
Brewing Co.
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd., class A preference
3-26
3-26
3-26
4-22
4-19
97Vic
1
25c
Burger
4-20
4-20
4-20
5-15
4-29
25c
5-
—
4-
9
4-
9
—
Ltd., common (quar.)—
participating class A (quar.)
110c
5-15
4-30
115c
5-15
4-30
12c
60c
Foils,
5-15
4-30
17c
4-26
3-21
Co.—
(increased
preferred
Bausch
25c
25c
25c
35c
50c
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-26
37'/2c
iquar.).
com.
6%
Vt.)—
3.90%
$3
(quar.)
Ins.
(quar.) _;
Col
Fidelity
Quarterly
5-14
6-15
Can
American
4-16
6-
preferred
American
Merchants Ice & Cold Storage Co.—
Metal
3-20
t25c
t$1.31
12'/2c
Quarterly
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
4-23
45c.
$1.183/4
4-20
5c
Automobile
Transit
Trust
&
Bates
80c
(quar.)
preferred
iAc., common (quar.)____.
Certificates of interest (quar.)
1
6-15
" ~
$3
$3
75c
Corp., common
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.—
Industries
5%
5-25
30c
(quar.)____„__
1st
15c
(s-a)_
4-15
7'/2 %
Bathurst
Bush
'
40c
(quar.).j
Co.
1__
3-26
$1.50
Hydro-Electric
Burrus
American
4-30
5-14
37Vic
Co
,
3
6-11
net
^
American
4-12
1
$1
25c
common
Stores
Ambrook
pfd. (quar.)
of
5'A% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred (quar.)
4-19
5-
Inc.—
Co._
Co.,
12-20
Allegheny & Western Ry, guaranteed
4-15
income___
Mfg.
1-3-55
4-15
4-30
87Vic
(quar.)
Shovel
9-15
3-17
6-21
4-30
(quar.)
Consolidated
Marion
10- 1
4-17
7- 1
ti5c
Extra
Magnavox
—$2.50
4-14
__
Power & Light, 4.16%
& Nashville RR.
Co.
Steel
5- 1
4-30
50c
Lukens
20c
preferred
(s-a)
Alabama Mills,
Inc
Semi-annual
Payable of Ree
3-23
4-20
6-15
5%
Holders
4-20
out
1
7-15
Allied
When
6c
(quarterly
Inc.
income)
1
Corp
common
4-15
4-15
4-9
$15c
(quar.)
5- 1
5- 1
5-1
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—
25c
Engineering
4-15
5-28
50c
2
A
4-30
6-19
4-llo
7-
"___
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund,
Louisville
4-15
5-10
1
4c
27'/2c
4-20
8-
;____
Co.,
preferred
4-30
4-19
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Fund,
investment
A
4-30
4-15
2'/aC
5- 1
Share
class
Petroleum,
Affiliated
1
6-
4-15
5- 3
5- 3
8- 2
11- 1
2- 1
per
20c
(quar.)
Printing
$3.50
6-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
5- 1
75c
5-17
$1.25 _
5-17
$1.25
8-16
$1.25
11-15
$1.25 2-15-55
17'Ac
-
$1.50
,
preferred
$1.20
1
—
$1.75
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)_
Crosse
6-
45c
_
6%
Lewis
1
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Company, common (quar.)________
Kroger
La
5-17
6-
68%c
(quar.)_
Name of Company
5-31
62'/2c
i___
3-15
6- 1
$1.25
$1.26
_
...
32'/2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.75 preferred (quar.)
4- 1
6-15
1
.
Inc.
Ord.
:
30c .■!
tl2Vic
%
1
6-
$55c
Ord.
_
4-30
6-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.):
Co.
British-American
we
preceding table.
1
Corp.—
5%
4-15
I 50c
—
common
-
'Kaiser
5- 1
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
5-25
$1.06%
"
investment
(from
__i_—
Below
4-15
6-
—
(quar.)
Co.
Investment
preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
4-16
20c
—
5%
3
$1.25
/
(quar.)_
8
:—
British-Columbia
__________
Co.,- common
preference
prior
Wisconsin
4-19
4-30
RR.
income)
4-15
6-
$1.12%
13 %c
4'/2.%
$2
Wisconsin
8
$1.50
Mquar.c
Co.
White
4-13
1
55c
(quar.i___
5%
5-14
4-20
+15c
(quar.)_
A
$4
6-
5-
20c
Pacific
Western
1
6-11
:
Corp.,
4-
50c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
Co., common
Ingersoll-Rand
3
5-
4-15
5-28
50c
A
(quai*.).
Lighting & Power,
Power
5-
5-28
4-26
60c
iquar.)
Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
Houston
(quar.)_—
Co.,
25c
1
(quar.)
Co
:—
___—
10c
25C
Inc.
class
common
(initial)
Co.
Ltd., class A
West Michigan Steel Foundry—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
45c
62'/2c
(quar.)„_,
Y.)
5%
:_
Co.,
Class
(N.
8
4-
Ltd.—
Fund
Rubber
Bartgis
4-30
4- 9
"'
,
4-
1
10c
4-19
4-30
4- 15
4-15
_
66
Co., 5%
Co.—
Construction
Viceroy
(quar.):_:
preferred
Co.
Insurance
1
5-
(s-a)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
6- 5
6- 5
4-15
4- 5
4-13
4-20
4-20
4-20
5-14
4-22
3-31
4- 7
*
' 4-30
5- 1
;
'
:
preferred <quar.)___
vf''1
Directors
postponed
action on common
.payment at meeting held on March 31.
Southwest—
to
Fire
invest-
net
(from
income)
62 '/2 C
(dividends
common
ment
S.
Fund
Continental
5-
$1.12'/a
6- 1
4-16
4-15
4-15
4- 2
9
$1.12'/a
preferred (quar.)
4-30
4-30
4-15
50c
(quar.)___
Co.
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Mutual Fund,
Mfg.
5-15
the
of
M
(quar.)_____
Inc.
37V2C
dividend
Guardian
.__
4-
Co.—
5-14
4-30
5-15
5-15
4-20
4-27
1
3-31
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-15
5-10
5-
4-15
:
Co.,
6%
>
3-13
1
28c
ord.
for
Co
6%
4-15
31'Ac
12 Vic
.___
4-28
Technicolor,
semi-annually hereafter).
Grand
preferred (quar.)_____
Supermarkets Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.
common
Co.
(quar.)
common
15c
(quar.)__T
common
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
Gilbert
Corp.,
20c
5-15
Shoe
$3.50 preferred A
General
1
Wells
62V.C
<quar.)_____
Special
General
7
.
25c
Texas Industries, Inc.———:____—15c
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass (quar.)__
10c
(quar.)
iquar.(__
Public
participating preferred (quar.)_—_
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
—
Southdown Sugars,
Inc.___.
Southern Fire & Casualty Co. (quar.)——
$1.25
common
Cigar Co., Inc.,
80c
$25c
4c
19c
30c
65c
$1
10c
45c
50c
40c
3-15
6-
t56'/4C 1
—
receipt
6%
6-15
6-15
4-26
4-20
4-30
4-30
4-30
4-30
6-15
5- 3
6-28
4-20
J15C
(quar.)
5
4-15
t70c
l'/a%
6- 5
40c
37Vic
25c
$1.20
50c
93 %c
Inc.,
preferred
,
Brewery
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)_'_.
preferred
7
i,
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
Gamble-Skogmo,
5-14
Co.,
(s-a)
(Newark)
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light
Food Machinery & Chemical—
3 % %-
(quar.)_—._
(initial)
7-
tl5c
3-31
4-22
5-14
Bangor
Ltd., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Signature Loan Co., Inc., class A (quar.)___
7%' convertible preferred (quar.)—
Inc.—
"Signature
Inc."
Firemen's
1
Miguel
$2.25
(s-a)
4-15
4-15
Bankers
common
new
8
Co.—
Baltimore
(quar.)—_____
preferred
4-
commonn
5- 1
6- 5
held on April 5.
common
Corp.,
1
15c
(increased quar.)
U5c
(quar.)___
(quar.)___
+——_— t$1.12'/2
10c
Corp.
(reduced)—
(s-a)
4-30
6-14
5-
Inc,
income)
Baldwin
4-15
1
$1.25
8
6-24
preferred B
ment
4-
6-30
Electric
Axe-Houghton
4-26
4-
4-15
$3
Nichols & Co.—
convertible prior
$1.20
3-15
4-20
6-24
preferred
Austin,
4-23
4-30
the preferred
Shirriff's,
____,
(quar.)____
(quar.)____;
Mfg., Co.
Myers,
participating
Aircraft
4-33
pref.
Inc.
Corp.
$1.50
Rohr
t40c
7%
Hampton
&
4- 8
5- 1
5-15
5-1
4-30
4-15
75c
6-30
Refining
5 '/2 %
9
$1.75
$2.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__:
preferred (quar.)——.
4.35% 2nd preferred (quar.)
3.75%
'«'•
at meeting
payment
3-31
$1.25
City
Atlantic
6-14
4-16
,
50c
(accum.)
A
on
Robbins
Ltd,—
c
Brewery,
A
+—
_
no
4-
4-15
$1
deposit
Paper
Baldwin
action
took
Directors
4-30
Ltd
Co.,
Atlantic Wholesalers,
Co.—
Cement
4-16
Quarterly
4-23
4-30
4-15
7- 1
35c
75c
100%
12Vic
60c
60c
(s-a)—
participating class
Mills,
Inc.—
'
$1.25
Robblns
4-
37Vic
(quar.)
B
5-15
5*5
5-24
41c
15c
25c
87Vic
100%
conv.
class
Common
4-30
(final)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co.—
,
_'
1
4-15
(quar.)
& Hegeman Electric Co.
Electrical Industries—
American
•
preferred (quar.)—J—
Tobacco, common (quar.)__
5%
Reynolds (R. J.)
1
4-30
4%
37ViC
Co.
Gas
912-
$1.25
4.35%
(stock dividend)____
dividend
Resistoflex,
7
4-30
31 %c
Quarterly
Exeter
4-12
$3.34
r____
Linoleum Co.,
Natural
Republic
9-15
12-15
dividend
Atlantic
(initial)
common
1'
$1.75
Cable
&
Equipment
Atlanta
Rayonier,
Inc.
(quar,)___——_________
Reliable Fire Insurance (Ohio)
(quar.) _____
Riverside
(quar.)
Oilcloth &
New
6-
& Smelting Co.—
Oil
preferred
Associated
meet¬
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (increased)
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. (quar.)_
Radio Corp
of America, common (quar.) —
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred (quar.)—
Raymond Concrete Pile
Lead
Cameras,
Arrow-Hart
shares on
to split the common
two-for-one basis.
proposal
5
6-15
Co
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Co., $4.50 preferred
Wire
Stock
Hampshire—
of New
7%
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
4'/2%
preferred
ing to be held on May 13 on a director's
gains and 57c
Capital gains
stock)
(quar.)_
com.
will vote at the annual
Stockholders
5-10
4-26
6%
5-14
5-14
5-14
of Indiana,
Co,
Public Service Co.
income.
or
6-1
6- 1
6-1
6- 1
E.)
(G.
Service
5-
$1.75
i__
*
4- 7
4-30
4-15
3V2%
5-10
3
4-14
Co.' (quar.)
K 20c
Co. (quar.35c
Mfg. (quar.)
——
15c
Cement
4-15
—
Co., (quar.)—
Appalachian Electric Power—
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
—
4.50% preferred sinking fund (quar.)____
Arcade Cotton Mills,, common
(quar.)
Aro
1
5-15
preferred
Ansonia
3-31
50c
Public
net
from
'
Dow
3
6-
4-15
Kan.)
(quar.)-—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
4'/2 %
preferred (quar.) _________
Argus
preferred (quar.)—»' 87Vic
4.32%
preferred
(quar.) _—_______27c
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
30%c
Prentice
4-20
6-
25c
($2.77
capital
cash
preferred
1
1
$2.80
4-15
10c
(Abilene,
Cable
&
Anglo-Canadian
4-16
4- 1
5-14
Stock
of New York____
Finance Co., common
(s-a)__
Dominion
5-
5-
$2
Corp.
Domestic
5-15
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
Inc.
investment
distribution
-
Mfg.
long-term
from net
ar.)
Y.)
iquar.)___:
Mutual Fund,
Vegh
(N.
voting common
stock
Gasket
realized
5%
Trust
Inc., 3'/2%
Debenture
Detroit
Bank
Coca-Cola
Permanente
5
$1.50
(quar.)
5-15
4-30
prior
Amoskeag
4-14
4-30
5- 1
Zinc,
$5
4- 5
32Vic
593/sC
61 Vic
$1.25
50c
—
Wire
Woolen,
5-
25c
$1.75
(quar.)
Telephone
American
4-16
4-16
4-16
4-15
3-26
4- 5
______________
(quar.)
preferred
American
37'/2C
25c
preferred
Anaconda
4-15
4-15
50c
(quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Co.—•
Service
Gas
.
5%
1
1
Corp.
& Refining—
Smelting
1st
7%
4-30
4-30
4-21
4-20
(quar.)__
A
preferred
Pennsylvania
a
Electric Co., common
preferred (quar.) l_
Concord Fund, Inc.
6%
1st
Panama
6
12c
Concord
Public
$1.30
4-15
6c
37'/2c
30c
(quar.)—____•
common
preferred A (quar.)—__—
Company*__—_________
Pacific Lighting Corp. (quar.)
4-30
5-
15c
4.92%
Pacific
American
5-31
1
55-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Phenolic
6-
12c
50c
$1.75
(quar.)
Petroleum
American
6- 4
6- 4
Bottling-——____—.—
preferred
preferred
Amerada
4-15
6-4
5-14
5-14
15c
.'
——
Outlet
4-15
5-28
$1
—
(ciuar.)
(N.
3
35c
(quar.)
Company
Trust
6-
1
$2
Breweries, Ltd.
Colonial
5-
29c
Co., common (quar.)
conv. preferred (quar.)__
Corp.
$1.19
(quar.)
pfd.
&
4%%
>
3
37 '/2c
—
Stores
Collins
7
5-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pld.
City
4'A%
4-
6-
20c
(quar.).
Central
West
4-= 7
4-15
t$1.25
4%%
Light. 4%
South
4-15
*$1.25
(accum.)
Power,
4-20
10c
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Gas
&
Illinois
Central
Central
common
1st pfd.
5%
1
$1
—
(quar.)_____
Safeway Ltd.,
4-20
Co.,
Gas
Natural
$1.50
32-Vic
(quar.)—
common
B
Common
Oklahoma
9
4-15
"
1
Co.,
Chemical
Noxzemu
37Vic
(quar.)
(increased quar.)_
(quar.)
—
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
95c
preferred
<quar.)___
Taunton Gas Co.,
5-
Hampshire)
(New
4-20
5-15
25c
(quar.)____
com.
Ohio Telephone
4-
1
4-15
/.
(s-a)_______
Corp.
Fisheries
RR.
4-26
5-10
10c
Blue Moon Foods, Inc.
preferred
convertible
$1.50
7%
4-15
4-15
4-21
4-15
5-15
7-1
7- 1
7-1
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-30
4-1
4-12
4-12
4-30
5-14
35c
20c
—
(quar.)——
(quar.)
common
Northern
3-16
4-14
5-
(quar.)-
Co.
Northern
1
*—
(quar.)
series)
Corp.,
Illinois
-
Plywood Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Atlas Powdei
Co., 4%
pid. a (4uar.j__—
Booth
5-
'
receipts-
Cloth
W7re
__.—^
4-16
4-30
15c
Atlas
Bondstoclc
Y.
(quar.)
4-15
50c
___
_
Laboratories (quar.)
Associated Electric Industries, Ltd.—
Research
Applied
1
4-19
4-19
5- 1
5- 1
4-30
4-19
(quar.$1.12'/a
(quar.)a.—
_______
93%c
50c
*,
—
4-15
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
47Vic
$1.12Vi
40c
31'/4c
______
_______
preference
$1.25
$1.31'A
28'/a c
1
(quar.)
prior preferred iquar.)_
(quar.)
5V4%
4-16
4-15
Holdere
When
Payable of Ree.
$1.12%
(quar.)
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
American Natural Gas Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
American News
Co.
(bi-monthly)
American Paper Goods Co.
7%
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)___
American
$1.25
Common
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
'
Share
Ltd.,
Co.,
4'/2%
4- 1
4- 1
Corp.—
& Gas
Y. State Electric
Metal
5-14
5-14
4-15
4-15
4-30
5c
$1.10
$1.20
$1.12'/a
5c
56'Ac
56'Ac
58c
25c
10c
.__
pfd. (quar.)_
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40%
American
6-12
6-12
25c
$1
Mission
N.
Illinois—
of
4%
Per
75c
(quar.)
2_
Co.,
Bakeries
Midland
1
■
Name 0} Company
25c
(quar.)
Extra
■
tables.
Corp.
common
Petroleum
Mid-Continent
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
9
35c
quar.)
(quar.)
—
$1.25
1
come)
General Fund
(from investment in¬
/
10
v(1618)
The Commercial and Financial
When
Per
Canada
Ltd. (quar.)_
Lines, Ltd. (initial s-a)
Ltd., com. (quar.) —
(quar.)
:
Bronze
Cutter
Dallas
4-15
3-15
5-
1
4-
9
$$1.25
5-
1
4-
9
6/c
preferred (quar.)___.
Canadian General
preferred
Canadian
Oil
1st preferred
(quar.)
4Vi%
1st
(quar.)
preferred
Carolina
&
Light Co.,
common—
5-15
4-29
50c
5%
Quarterly
Gas
Central
Ohio Lignt <fc
Central
Warehouse
Power
Corp.,
'
Class B■._i——
Certain-Teed
Chemical
Corp.
Inc.
Molded
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
3-31
Gas
40c
4-15
3-30
5-15
20c
$4.50
Counties
Corp.
Gas
8-18
1
11-15
1
4-23
2%
Dryden
4-12
3-29
7-
;■
6-21
1
1-3-55
J.)
4-
-
9
6-
1
4-21
25c
•;4-12
»
4-
40c
$3.50
Co.,
preferred
Finance
Colonial
Fund,
Colonial
Trust
Columbia
Gas
common
Mutual
Combined
Enterprises,
Combustion
$1.32
Life
50c
5-15
4-20
6-30
1
5-
1
Edison
(quar.)
5-15
4-15
4-15
$1.40
preferred
4-28
5-f 1
5-
3-22
35c
Commonwealth
Stock
Corp..
4-14
1
Fund, "Inc.———
•
1
Quarterly
.Quarterly
Quarterly
'
-
1
4-24
4-
9
;
'15c
—
\
*
preferred
"
6-15
5-
1$38c
______
:
5-
(quar.)
'erred
(quar.)-—___l_
sic
_i£
5-
50c
.
4-
Class
A
Class
47
5-' l.
Vic.
Consolidated
Edison
Co.
(N.
5- 3
5-
3
;
4-15
5-
3
>
Consolidated Gas
3
Consolidated
Paper
Consolidated
Gas
(quar.)____—_~
Corp.,
-
__^__
(s-a)
4,5G%
preferred
4.52%
preferred
Continental'
,
Co.,
5%-
(quar.)
_
&
(quar.)
Continental
1
Semi-annual
■.
Lines
Refining Co.,
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
1
$37ViC
.
*4-23"':
6-
4-25
4-14
3-31
5-20
7-
1
6-
Crown
Cork
&
Cuban
&
$1.13
-7-
1
American
Co.,
8%
1
7-
1":
$1.13
;
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4-16
3-26
17 Vic
5-1T
Curlee
4-
472%
Curtis
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Publishing
Co.,
4-15
4-15
3-23
5-28
5-10
$672C
4-15
3-19
4-
5-15
2
■
5-
1
*8-16
"7-31
11-15
11-
1
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-21
$2
6-30
6-15
7-
6-16
$2
$1.75
$1.12Vi
4-
6
2
class
class
A
A
(quar.)
9-29
9-15
7-
6-15
(quar.)
1
10-
1
9-15
20c
2nd
ZZZZ
Goulds
Pumps,
5%
preferred
6-15
6-
1
4-
7
5-
4%
2
4-
4-16
(quar.)___
20c
$1.12 Va
1
4-24
4-
4-
&
•
$$1
(quar.)__
1
5-20
Government
Stock
(quar.)
10c
5-
1
5-
1
4-15
5-
5
4-30
15c
4-15
4-
40c
5-
1
4-15
$1.12 y2
5-
1
5-
(s-a)___
1
4-15
4-21
3-23
6-15
,
5-17
4-
3-15
5
5-1
5-
1
50c
75c
4-30
4-
9
6-15
5-17
6-15
5-17
4-30
4-19
15c
4-15
3-23
25c'
4-15
3-23
5%
5-12
4-26
15c
(stock
Corp.
5-28
5-19
100%
4-15
25C
6-25
6-10
75c
5-
1
4-20
56'/4C
5-
1
4-20
6-12
6- 1
divid.)
Employees
Co.—
Insurance
1
—
—___—__
Batteries,
Inc.,
class
and
(quar.)
com.
tquar.)_
:
A
A
class
—
Class
B
class
1
5-12
-15
6-25
Great American Industries, Inc. (resumed)—
Great American Insurance (N. Y.)
<quar.)_,
60c
-15
6-25
Great
15'
10c
•:
»A-
5
4-
5
Great
4-15
Green
(H.
50C
.
30
preferred
10%
$3.50
(s-a)
;
*1
25c
-
60c
preferred
f
Griesedieck
1
Ltd.,
& Co.
Western
4-10
3-26
5-17
5- 3
3-31
class
10c
4-15
37 Vic
4-15
3-19
40c
6-10
6-
4-15
3-31
5-
4-15
(Houston)—
.''
$10c
B—
50c
(quar.)___
Brewery Co.—
1
1
■
of
North
5- 1
4-16
3-31
4-15
3-31
75C
(quar;)j:_
America
4-15
$$3
Co.
preferred
37 Vic
$1.50
convertible
4-15
3-15
(Mont.)—
4-15
"
Ltd.__
•30
$10c
-
3-31,
Guaranty Trust Co.
quar..-)_lj_:;____:__'_'_______
'
5%
Guarantee
9-21
30
12'/2C
"
L.)
4-161
4-16"
"
14
T
Coal,
1
4-15
5674C
—
West
14
5-
Inc.—
Southern' Life- insurance
15
8-25
11-25
56»/4C
(quar.)__
Quarterly,
.
5c
y
Stores,
5-25
9-15
12-15
31V4C'
(accum.)_
preferred
(quar.)—__—
preferred
11-29
6-15
$25c
70c
$2.25
11-29
12-11
'
$25c
—
472%
12-11
$2
—
preferred
Co.,
.8-30
$25c
25c
Union
8-30
>9-11
$1.50
—
class A (quar.)
4-20
convertible
1
9-11
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Grayson-Roblnson
6-
6-12
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
A
B
Class A (quar.)
Graham-Paige Corp.—
"
1
$1.50
____
class
and
A
$2
(quar.)
y'
5%
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
and
preferred
&
B
3
(quar.)
_i_
'
" °
- •
.
10 c
V
•"
f
I
5-
15c
■a
..
6-
•
1
*5-
7 62'/2c
'I
.
:
5-10
•
15c
4-15
5.-1
;4-20
$1.25".
r
'
6-
9-1-
1*
5-13
8-13
v
....
7%
Realty
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
(Canada)—
preferred
,/'V.y.
"
(accum.l-^----
$$1.75
4-15
3-3*1
12Vic
<
—-
5-3
.4-1?
.Gulf Life.Insurance Co. .(quar.)——____
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—
~ v: -'
4-201
<4-20
1
$1.25 i .'
-
Guardian
5-17
"
"A", (quar.T—^U.—
"'A'V (quar.)'_'_J_r_U__'
•
..
k
'
6-10:
$1.25
$5
preferred (quar.)<
$& preferred (quar.)
$1.25
__—_—
Gurney
Products, Ltd.,' $1.60 pfd. * (quar.)_
Gypsum Lime k, Alabastlne of Canadaj;Ltd.—
5-21
f-10
;
5-
,
$40c
".-4-15
1
1-23
'
$1.25/. 12-
deduced)
Brewing Corp.,
5-
4-15
1
5-15
(quar.)__
common
4-15
(quar.)_
(qnar.)_^_Ll_l_',
7%
H.)- Co.,
'5-
5-15
;
$1.19
(quarA.l
(T.
9
4-12
& Co.—
Grand
"
preferred
Inc.
4-
4-20
$50C/
dividend
25c
,
9
4-24
15c
;•;
4-23
;_____
(quar.)
•
1
4-
$1.25
(quar,)-.—
1
___-
Associates
Co.-—
4-
$2.50 '•
1
_____
50c
Railroad
4-22
1
4-24
I2V2C
«.
(Increased)
preferred
Grafton
4-15
25c
dividend
Co.
5-15
5-
35c
62>/2c
___■
Mfg.
3-31
3-31
$1.12 72
—
(quar.)
(W. R.)
6%
1
Abrasives—
Co.,
4-15
25c
:—-.
quarterly
4y2%
Grace
4-15
15c
(quar.)
Capwell
8
4-15
50%
(quar.)______
Inc.,
Gould-National
3-31
15c
A
Phonograph Corp.
Group
4-15
(quar.)______
common
.
4-15
$i
common-—
Employees
Semi-annual
9
6-
preference
Government
9
4-24
87»/2C
(s-a)
preferred
Radio
15c
1
Ltd.—
"
•
--
1
4-28
Hagan
y4-14
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
4-21
30c
(quar.)__;_i_____———;
Cotton-Co.;.; Ltd:,
6-1
;$50c
;——
____.
Corp.
Hamilton
„j
' 'v
Quarterly
11-12
s
<
■
$$1.25
1
/
5-15
3-31
<
5-
5
'
$26c
-
4-15
i.
Harblnson-Walker Refractories-r-
3-15
; "■>
....
•
50c
4-27
5-
Stock
4-14
"
dividend
4-29
common--——
on
1
4-16
$1.50 "V.
5-1
4-15
I,
4-29
4-13
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar;).;—1_____1Hartford Electric Light Co:
7-1
6-11
Hartford Fire
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
35c
'
common
25c
18 Ac
_
Hartford
(quar.)|^,__l__—
Insurance
Steam
.
Boiler
$1.50
—
—
-
5-
1
3-26
$3
-
-IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
A
common
(quar.)
_
4-20
40c
5-10 i
68-Vic
5-1,
•
25%
Co., stock dividend
Inspection & Ins.—
.3-25
4•
6
4-16
4-23
4-15
3-26
,
Insurance
Co.
20c
5%
$35c
class
(quar.)
B
preferred
preferred B
Federated Department
Common
4-
9
4-15
•
r
5-28
5% preferred E (quar.)_i____;___
Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)
:
Hayes Mfg. Corp. (quar.)_
i_
4-
1
Hays Corp., 5%
7-
6-25
1
$1.25
4-15
New
'
(initial
common
Firemen's
Philadelphia—
quar.li;
Insurance
(San
Fund
Increased quarterly—
r
^
Tire & Rubber Co.
Firth Sterling, 7%
preferred
preferred
.
4-30
4-10
1
Flour
Corp.,
Forbes
&
Voting
Ltd.
5%
4-14
Ford
and
55c
4-16
3-12
Hoe
Chocolate
(quar.)
deD.
Kleiser
receipts ord.
Co.
of
(annual)
& Co.,
A
Corp.
3
9-
3
Franklin
50c
12-23
12-
3
Frasers
4-
$1.75
5-
5
1
4-23
4-26
6-
4-14
1
Companies,
convertible
Subject
(s-a)
Ltd.
com.
:
5-15
-4-2-4
25c
4-15
•
Worts,
Home Insurance
1
Horder's,
4-23
3-31
4-23
3-31
Home
4-15
3-31
Hot
4-15
4-
1
Hotel
4-15
4%
4-
2
Horn
&
Inc.
1
4-15
15c
5-
3
4-15
5-
3
4-15
7-
1
6-15
Ltd.—
$75c
4-
8
4-15
4-
1
4-15.
4-
1
25c
4-15
3-31
5%
4-15
3-31
12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
5-
1
4-
6
37Y2C
5-
1
4-
6
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
5%
(stock div.)
of
stockholders
C
at
4-15
5-
1
25c
5-
1
y4-14
25c
5-
1
4-20
(quar.)
30c
5-
1
4-23
<quar.)__
15c
4-15
4-
60c
5-
1
4-20
10c
5-
1
4-20
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
:
(quar.)
Syracuse (N. Y.), common
preferred
5-28
50c
Y.)
Co.
Inc.
6-18
25c
(N.
(Joseph^ Co.
Shoppes,
4-15
25c
:
(quar.)_-—
Hardart
1
5-
12'/2C
&
4-
$1.25
2%
approval
5
1
53 Vic
Corp.
(quar.)
meeting to be held May 19.
Holyoke Water Power Co. (quar.)
4-
5-
9
4-30
>
5-
4-19
9
4-
5-15
preferred
9
5-19
$25c
4-
$1.25
5%
4-
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)
4-20
5-24
to
5
9
4-30
common
(Henry) & Co.
$15
(s-a)
4-
933Ac
_J
Sugar Corp.,
5%
$15c
(quar.)
Telegraph
Holly
4-15
20c
Sixth
4-26
4-15
Hollingshead (R. M.)|; Corp.
Holly Corp. (stock div.)__
12%
(quar.)
30c
5
4-30
(quar.)
$10c
Canada; Ltd.
4- 5
4-30
1
177aC
j
6-
4-20
25c
(quar.)
Extra
6-23
75c
25c
;
4-15
5-1
Walker-Gooderham
(R.)
Holt
non-voting class B
Four-Twelve West
9-23
3-31
Col, Ltd.—
Foundation Co.
50c
4-15
30c
»
American
Fram
_
4-
25c
45c
(quar.)_j—
Powder:Co.,
Quarterly
Wallace—
Motor
&
(quar.)
4-
4-15
15c
preferred-(quar.)—
Hiram
45c
(quar.)
1:/
4-15
25c
$1.25
Stock dividend
4-15
:
Class
I
4-15
21V4C
(quar.)
common
4V\ %
preferred A
(quar.)—
Higbee Co., common
(quar.)——
—:—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
Higbie Mfg. Co., common (quar.)—.—1
3-31
5-
3% %
.
Fran.)—
(quar.)
5
(quar.)__;—
pfd.
Company,
v
Firestone
•>': 25c.
.
Hershey
4-10
'•"
:
4-15
1__
3-31
4-15
4-30
Hecht
;
* •■
4-
5-1
4-15
—
Hercules
4-30
75c
pfd.
3-31
$1.25
$1.50
6%
.
'
4-15
Field
Fire Association of
3-31
4-15
*, «3 72c
(quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)_
(Marshall). See Marshall Field & Co.
(quar.)__-
;
$1,067*
preferred (quar.)_•_______
Fibreboard Products, 6%
preferred
pfd.
4-15
1'
1
6272c
-
4y2%
1
45*
Stores, Inc.—
(quar.)
America,
4-20
50c
1672c
(guar."I"""""""""!
(quar.
I_
A
of
Lithographing Co.,
6-10
5c
.
Corp.
3-26
5-»
.
35c
.
Hat
Havana
1
(quar.)
'Hawaiian Electric, 5"%
pfd. B (quar.)_—i:_
4y»% preferred C (quar.)_—;
.>
5.% preferred D (quar.)
4-15:
15c
Mfg. & Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Paper Board, common (quar.)
5%
'
5-15
:
Preferred
9-15
4-
'4-15
10c, >
(quar.)___I
4-15«
5674C
37 Vic
40C
:
___
'
3472c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Service Finance,
$3
4-15
I
Quarterly
"
20c
•
(quar.)_
Frocks, Inc. (quar.)__
Grain, Ltd., $1.40 pref.
Extra
-
'
«-
(quar.)
'preferred
50c
ZZZZ
I]
:
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
1
"
preferred
&
5-
$1.30
Rubber "Co., com. (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.—___
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (Canada) Ltd.—
1
4-15
-
Extra
$1.12 7a
common
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$2 class A (quar.)
$2
1st
Foster
(quar.)
6-
25c
preferred
Refractories
2
Clothing Co.—
4V2 %
6-15
40C
(quar.)
preferred
4-
50C
Goodyear Tire &
class
Federal
4-15
4-26
$1.75
,:_Z
3-23
8%
Federal
7-12
Sugar Co.—
7%
7%
3-23
4-l'5
preferred
Federal
-
7-15
15c
J
3-31
4-15
25c
3-15
4-30
•
6%
Co.
(quar.)_
Co.,
preferred
Federal
6-15
10c
~
Inc.
Bros.,
Rubber
class
.•.'Federal
/5- 5
;
$1.25
(quar.)
4-15
$25c
div.)
Industries, Inc.,
1
(quar.)_.—
preferred (s-a)
;
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, $4 pfd.
8%
Class
•
$1.25
Inc.——
preferred
Goodall
1
6%
5 Va %
; 6- 4
6-
10c
Seal
Forster,
Goldblatt
4-
3-15
Quarterly
Quarterly
'.Farrington Mfg. Co.,
4
-
Crum
3-30
5-
$$1.75
(quar.)
4^2%
preferred
(quar.
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.—
3
40c
"II
(quar.)__I_III__I_I
4-21
4-15
Bros.
5-
5%
Mines, Ltd
convertible
4-8
22y2c
—
Bakeries, Ltd.—
participating
1
(P.
$15c
Sullivan
5-
$1.25
•
6-16
2
4-
25c
25c
If.), Co., common (quar.)—
J
4 V2 %
56>/4C
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 prior preferred (quar.)____________ ; $1.12 Va
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7%
$1.75
pfd. (quar.)
Glatfeiter
8%
(stock
4-15
1
(quar.)_
Gladding, McBean & Co.
3-15
$40c
Co.
preferred
$5
Bros., Inc., common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)________
6-30
1
3-31
5-
'
I__
preferred -"A"; (quarO___
4-23
4-
;
Quarterly
3-29
Co.,
4-15
UOc "
;
•
5-19
$1.25
Crosset Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
4-15
-
/J25c
''
3-29
Gillette
4-15
4-15
•
y
t$l
'
3-12
1
1
Quarterly
5-
1
1
5-15
•
4-15
$1.75
—T
$4.50
93%c
5%
'
3-31
1
$1.3174
Comell-Dubilier Electric Corp.
15.25 preferred A (quar.)
•Corning Natural Gas (quar.)
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
Cosmopolitan Realty
(quar.)
4-15
t20c
Eversharp, Inc.,..common )quar.)____
Fairbanks Co., 6% preferred
(quar.)
3-31
;
90c
(quar.i—
com.
5-
t37'/2c
4.16%" preferred
(quar.)l__ll
-Evans Products Co._______
•
Products
*
•
4-15
'5-15
20c
(quar.)
Continental -Transportation
7%
4-15
-
$1
"$$1.20
Continental -Motors-Corp.
Corn
'
12Vic.
Industries—
Co., 4-%%- preferred (ouar.)
Life Insurance Co. (Toronto)—
Gimbel
:>20c
1
5-
$25c
$$1.25
(quar.) ____________
(contingent on approval
meeting of stockholders, April 21)
4-26
Estabrooks
9
$1.1272
Continental Gin
4-30
•
$1
—_.—;
common
dividend
at
4-30
5-14
(quar.)
Suppiy
4-30
5-14
J40c
tquar.)_:
3-31
preferred
5-25
Falstaff
55c
_______
&
5.20%
3%
Fashion
_
Steel
4-16
3-31
1
____________________
■*
.4-12
15c
-(quar.>_^^rr—__
Copper
preferred
4-23
15c
(qu»r.):_
Ltd.
7
•
common
3-30
4-30
1
5-
Tel.
8-20
-Esquire,
"4-15
31 Vic
-
Participating preferred (quar.)—
Power
4^15
5-1?: ;44
50c
______
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—
Consumers
'"
•
(quar.)
4-30
(quar.)
preferred
'
62 Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.
4-30
5-
Co. of Calif., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co.
of Kentucky, com._
~
5%
8
t
"
(quar.)
Co.
Paper (quar.)
Royalty Oil Co.
Consolidated
20c
$1.25
Products
Natural
/"•
-
'
Co.-(Oa.)
Metal
Consolidated
9-13
5-14
$1
V
4-15
5-
1
Y/)—• --------
preferred ' (quar.)
Consolidated
9-20
5-10
5-24
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
4'/2 %
t30c
*(quar.)_"_"_'"_:'_'____:____
,.4- 5
62 Vic
Consolidated
$5
•,
50c
preferred
"
Coppermines Corp.——_
Dry Goods Co.'(extra)
7'
6-14
(qilar.)
;V 5%
•
Extra
Consolidated
General
6-19
5-21
5- 1
$1.3772
preferred
$6
(quar.)
11-19
Erie
5
', 62'^ic
37 V2C
;
(quar.)___l—
'l
5-20
Stock
Erid Forge & Steel
Corp., cohi;' (reduced)_:__".-.
6.% 1st preferred, (quar.)
5%
2nd preferred
4-5
4-
"'37Vic>
;
—
B
1
(s-a)
Co.—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
1
Stock
V
-
,
quar.)_.
Extra
V-
6-
preferred
5%
.
5
Consolnla'Chemical Industries—V
4
4-15
__.
Enamel & Heating
Products,
(Equitable Credit Corp.—• '
12-10
1
•;
1 /.
5-1."
•
pr»,r? red
t* $1.9
1
1
Emsco
1
9-10
j12-is
55c
(quat.T!
,
4-
5-
$4
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9-
Emporium
6rl0
*
9-15." 1
.
->
~
(quar.)
A
''
•
'
;
V $2.04
"$2
3-31
5-15
$38C
$37c
preferred
1
Public
preferred
12-
Employers
'4-
,
_—
preferred A (s-a)__________—______
$5.50
3iy.c
Extra
3-22
4-15
4-12
$1.37 Va
(quar.)_
Connecticut Light & Power Co;
5%
8
31 y,c
6%
.•
",,$2.20
4-
Initial
Emhart Mfg. Co.
(Toronto)—
_
5-15
(quar )__
(quar.)
Emerson
1
<Concord Natural Gas, 5%% pfd.
Confederation Life Association
;
.5-1
5C
25c
- -
.
'
Gas-^_—
B
$1.50
preferred
7%
v
3-22
33c
(quar.)-
International
Natural
4-
General
'
tlOc
Ltd.
Elmira & Williamsport RR.
(s-a)
Ely & Walker Dry Goodsp.common
3-29
75c
(quar.)
____
Commonwealth
1
31»/4C
5%
•
Commonwealth
5-
(Boston)
General Precision Equipment Corp.—
8
Co.—
fciectro
3-29
-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)._;
5
93 %c
20C
Sault Electric
(qua*.)
Products Co., common (quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America-
9-17
$15c
common
9
4-
4-15
Edison
4-21
10-11
8c
;
2
4-
(quar.)
6%
5
$5
common
Inc.
4-
20c
____
—
$$1.25
Co,,
1
Ekco
4-15
4-14
25c
4-
1
preferred
Edgar
4-20
50c
(quar.)_j._
(s-ai
5-
4-
'
(quar.)
Eastern
*•
6-15
5-
25c
pfd.
Ltd.,
9
$1,183/4
(quar.;
preferred
4-15
(quar.)
Insurance
Engineering,
Commonwealth
4-30
Y.l——
System, Inc.
Columbus
preferred
4-15
(quar.)—
(N.
1
U7y2c
preferred
4%
•
4-10
4-30
87 Vac
4%%
Inc.
Co.
4-
4-20
,
(quar.)——,
(quar.)
Co.,
4-30
30c
$20c
Louis)
5-10
4-15
5-
2oc
.(quar.)
East
9
8
5-25
$1.25
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
4-30
33Y3C
.
3-
4-14
$1
(quar.)
General Steel Wares,
Coal Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Chemical, Ltd., common___
Co., Ltd.,
Metals
5%
preferred
Duro-Test Corp.
4
4-15
3-19
3-31
5%
4-20
7-
1
3%%
Corp. "(quar.)
Inc.
5%
5-15
65c
5-
4-26
$1
1
15c
,'
common
$3.50
Electric—
Ltd.
4-10
5-
quar.)
Ltd.,
Paper Co.,
Duriron
$1.12 Va
(St.
Co.,
4-10
5-15
*25c
dc
Textile
Ducommun
12-20
4-30
$1.25
B
Bottling
5-15
(quar.)
Works,
$4.50
$20c
Colonial
.
1
5-
(quar.)-
&
7
shares
$4 preferred A (quar.)
Dresser Industries, Inc., com.
33/4%
preierred (quar.)
Drexel
Furniture Co.
(quar.)
Louis
.
preferred
(B.
--5%
8-15
12-
$1.50
—
A
Colgate-Palmolive
•
1
4-20
5-
J17'/2C
Beneficial
preferred
(quar.)
;
Donnacona Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Dow Chemical
Co.,;common (quar.)
4-15
6-
$1.25
Extra
.
5-14
1
4-20
Mills,
General
net
7%
.
$1.25
(quar.)
Coal
Coca-Cola
,
4-23
9-
Illuminating Co.—
(quar.)__1
preferred
Coglin
Steel
Tar &
Dominion
Electric
4.80%
•
Dominion
Dominion
1
$1.75
—
(quar.)—
4-
;
;
preferred
Clinchfield
4%
1
1
$1.50
preferred
Coast
71012-
Pacific
St.
4-15
25c
(quar.)
10-15
4-30
5-12
5-
15c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
Outdoor Advertising
6%
preferred (quar.)
7
50c
from
Magnesium (special)
Square Corp., Ltd
12-15
3-19
5
4-
$5
3-19
_;
Co., Ltd., com.
preferred
Dominion
4-16
6
4-15
6-2
50c
(quar.)__
■-4-
1
4-15
62»/2c
2c
preference
Glass
Dominion
1
25c
(quar.)
_
&
7%
1
20c
preferred (quar.)
Chicago
Common
.v
9
4-
>4-
7-15
5-
.
$3.75
2
4-
Ltd._______
(quarterly
(initial
Fabrics,
conv,
4-15
50c
Instrument
20c
Inc.
Engineering
Dominion
:
35c
$1
Investors Trust
4-15
V
4-15
$1.25
Cincinnati,
Cleveland
4-
General
General
50c
;
50c
Semi-annual
5%
1
4
3
37 V2c
Bridge Co., Ltd.—
Dominion
7
4-16
$1
i2y*c'<
common
6-
4-21
shares
50c
_
__________
Mahoning Ry.
Construction,
common
Extra
50c
(s-a)
Ry.,
5-
4-
1
Co.,
12-
100%
(quar.)
income)
Co. (quar.)__
New
.
5
4-15
Co.
6-15
25c
Shares,
25c
(stock dividend)
Cleveland,
5-
BlVaC
Clary Multiplier Corp., com.
i
5-
4-30
r
Electric
12-15
40c
Manufacturing Co.
Dome Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Monthly
3-25
4-15
(quar.)
Clearfield
&
Steel
2nd
Co., com.
Texas
(quar,)_;
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion
&
Corp.
(quar. i
Beneficial
5-24
20c
common
50c
(s-a)
4-15
(quar.) _1
Co., Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
(interim)
General Finance Corp., 4% preferred (s-a>—
9-10
(quar.)
Dodge
3-25
6-15
14c
6%
City Baking Co.. 7%
4-16
20c
Electric
pfd.
Match
Dominion
—
Orleans
Co.
Pepper
Dodge & Cox Fund,
3-31
50c
;
&
B
Dr.
3-25
2uc
Products
New
4-15
$1.12>/a
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(auar.)
5%
4-12
(quar.)
Co.
Fund
Cincinnati,
'
Dividend
1
Telephone—
__.
8%
4-
Class
Diamond
investment
Chicago Corp. (quar.)—
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR., commonClass A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
;
Class A (quar.)
.* Class A (quar.)
Ry.,
Disher
5-
——,
~~
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3Va%
convertible preferred
•
7- 2
6-21
4-16
Baking
Electric
General
12-10
investment
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Va.
r
8
3-31
.
Unadilla
preferred
Chicago
8
4-
4-15
$1.50
income)
Chenango &
4V2%
4-
4-30
Corp.—
net
9-20
Co.,
50c
1st
1
4-30
(quar.)
General
6
12-20
Yard
Tunnel
Edison
4-30
iquar.i
(from
4-
$1.25
International Bridge Co. (stock div.)
Detroit Steel Products Co.
(quar.)
Di Giorgio Fruit
Corp., ciass A (quar.)
40c
45c
Denver
preferred
4-
25c
40c
4%
4-15
21 Vac
(quar./—
Gardner
6-11
$1.25
_____
2
20c
preferred • (quar.)_—
(quar.)^_____<__^___-
5%
Co.
40c
4-20
class A———
——
Products
Fund,
4-30
6-22
is-a)____
Canada
5-10
4-15
9
4-12
Co.,
Gamewell
General
(quar.)
8-
11-
5-15
General Motors Corp.—
Detroit
20c
4-
4-22
35c
Detroit
Co
4-26
30c
Gabriel
3-16
4-20
5-1
9
7
Detroit
9
17 Vic
4-
3-31
5-14
3
4-27
4-26 "
$1.25
(quar.)_
1
8-16
11-15
Corp., common
(quar.)
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
Fulton Market Cold Storage (annual)
10c
1
50c
4-
5-15
50c
Corp.,
4-23
25c
(quar.)
5-
10c
Froedtert
General
$1.05
4—■—---—
Indiana
10c
25c
;
10c
:
5-15
5-10
—
5
4-12
1
Holdera
(quar.)_—
Realty
(L.)
Quarterly
1
Ltd.
Electric
&
4-
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
y
10c
Freidmun
9
'
5-
,
4- 9
6-
9
4-
4-
90c
6-
(quar.)
(s-a)
Gas
1
.
1-.
i
(quar.)__
Detroit Aluminum & Brass
Corp. (quar.)
40c
(s-a)
Hudson
Central
Co.
Investments,
Coal & Coke
Tramway
Union Stock
$2.50
Sugar
preference
5-
4-15
-
$1.25
(quar.)
preierred
50c
Celotex Corp., common (quar.)———
5% preferred (quar.)
Central
1st
Denver
,
93 % c
(quar.)_'__
Co.
preferred
convertible preferred
55c
4-
1
(reduced)-
common
convertible
5%
Denver
Paper Co. (quar.)—
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Ca,nada
5%
6-29
3-31
4-20
1
5-
$1.12
(quar.)___
(quar.)
3-30
7-15
$1.25
A
Co.,
Delaware Power & Light Co,
uenver
Rio Grande RR.
5% convertible preferred
4-15
Carpenter
Aguirre
class
$$1.12'/2
;
Power
Rubber
Vlibiss
$25c
Quarterly
Central
3-15
4-23
4-15
$$1.12Vi
—
(quar.)
Capital Estates, Inc. (s-a)
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. Guaranteed
Central
De
Refractories, Ltd.—
Canadian Vickers, Ltd.
Central
1
5-
$2
>
3-15
5-15
$6c
$12 Vic
(quar.)_______
5-
$1.06
pfd.
Name of Company
.
3-31
4-20
10c
;
4Va%
Davidson Bros., Inc. (quar.)______________
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)^_
___^
i.Dayton
3-31
4-15
Co
Ltd.
>•
4-30
(quar.)
common
4 Va %
•
$20c
$$1.75
Ltd.,
Cos.,
3-31
Payable of Red.
(quar.)
Corp., 3%% preferred A (quar.)
Davenport Water 5% pfd. (quar.)_
3-31
4-15
•
When
Share
"
■
(quar.)
Power & Light,
preferred
; ■
r
Dana
3-31
4-15
$18c
—
(quar.)
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
4-15
$27 »/2C
.
Canadian Industries,
7%
$$1.50
__________—-
Investments, Ltd
__
Laboratories
-
-$4.24
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
1. Bonus
Name of Company
t
.
Per
Holder$
Per
"..
3-19
,
$31c
-
Co.,
preferred
5%
$12 Vic
Stoamship
Canadian
4-26
$15c
Northern Power Corp.,
Canada
Holiere
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
Namt of Company
*
:
1954
Chronicle... Monday, April 12,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Continued
on page
44)
3-31
4-
1
1
Volume 179
-
Number 5315... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1619)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
47 % Jan
39% Sep 22
Jun 25
99
44% Mar 17
49% Apr
8
Jan
7
109% Apr
7
6
11% Jan
19
106
<i%
ABC
5% Jan
7% Feb
2
20% Jan
22% Feb
12
25% Sep 14
35% Jan
2
27% Jan
32
Mar 12
Adams
23% Dec 29
36% Feb 25
24% Jan
29
Feb
10
Adams-Mlllls
59% Jan 27
32% Jan
6
58
Jan
69
Apr
19
Jan
Jun
•48
16
18% Dec 31
10% Mar
7% Sep 14
49% Sep
3
2
70
3
130
2
Affiliated
5
3
Feb
24
107
Jan
26
Mar 11
155% Feb
3
158
Fab
23
2 Vs Jan
4
20% Jan
4
Feb 27
74
72
5% Mar 25
Jan
152
13
5
Jan
3% Jan
146
Jan
3% Mar 25
28% Apr
81
12
Mar 16
4% Feb
4
157
15
9
35 Vi Apr
8
81
Aug 24
39
Jan
6
28% Jan
104
Feb
4
98
87% Sep 18
8% Oct
6
98
May
8
92% Mar 11
10% Mar
3
8% Jan
€2
Sep 15
76% Jan
2
72% Jan
17
Dec 29
22
Mar 25
16
Mar
9
24% Oct 28
33
Jan
8
26
Jan
4
30
38% Sep 21
40% Jan
3
37% Jan
4
44
9
25% Sep 15
Sep
80
Jan
Jan
6
4
•=
104
13
Mar
97
1
Mar 31
9% Apr
6
8
15
Feb
89% Feb
12
1
Oct
78
91
9
'
Corn
4.50%
Alabama
4%%
Allen
Industries
5
Allied
Kid
5
4
52% Mar
3
Allls-Chaimers
8
103% Mar
5
Sep 14
52% May 25
43% Jan
4.
Apr 23
62
58% Jan
4
Apr 21
54% Jan 20
Dec 29
3% Mar 24
1
6
16
Feb
16
19% Mar 18
19
Jan
11
189% Jan
75% Jan
5
166
Jan
4
6
57
Jan
7
63
11% Dec 31
15% Jan
8
11% Jan
4
13 y8 Jan
29
V0% Dec 29
84% Feb
f
70% Jan
4
79% Feb
8
3%%
American
4%%
2
16% Jan
4
21% Apr
6
6
56
Jan
4
Feb
5
9
3
20% Feb
59
Jan
98
29
60
Jan
4
10% Feb
Feb 26
37% Jan
4
42% Mar 11
40% Jan 27
35% Jan
8
41
103% Feb 20
6% Aug 31
87% Jan
8
12% Jan 29
47
2
Sep 17
Mar 15
104% Mar
5
12% 8ep 15
15% Mar 19
14% Jan
4
13% Sep 11
15% Mar 20
15
Jan
12
15
Feb
16% Jun 12
6% May 1
11
3% Sep 15
31%! Feb 9
40
11
23
44% Jan
9
4
35% Feb
Nov 27
45% Nov
40% Apr 23
30% Sep 14
16% Jan
4% Jan
.
4
29
49% May 25
85% Mar 18
Sep 14
44% Apr 24
16% Jan
2
23% Dec 17
22% Feb 23
25% May 27
96% Mar 4
22
Jan
91
Jan
72
Dec
21
90
Sep
May
•41% Jun
51
3
6
0
39% Jan
7
4
31
Feb
12
4
56
Feb
9
57
39% May 27
48% Dec 29
26
3% Dec 29
26% Dec 24
<36% Jun 15
94
9
16% Sep 15
21% Sep 16
99%
47%
48
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48%
48
48%
3,400
71%
72%
73
74%
71%
73%
73%
74%
74
75%
57%
.
1
58%
58
59%
58
59%
58%
59%
58
59
16,700
31,600
2%
2%
2%
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32
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23
2%
32
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23
49%
30%
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51%
101%
-
101
2%
2%
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33
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100
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187
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109
77%
77%
76%
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76%
27%
27%
27%
27%
100
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100%
99%
99%
10
21%
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20%
21%
57
58%
28
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21%
1,300
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76 V*
77%
1,600
27%
1,700
27%
27%
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101
21
27%
21
-
58
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;
2oya
58%
11
9
100% Jan
19
12% Jan
85% Jan
4
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10%
9 Va
42%
42%
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43 Va
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
38
38%'
37%
38 Va
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
4,400
101%
1011/8
101 %
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103
500
common
No par
preferred
101%
100
101%
102
102
103
preferred
1%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
17
17
17
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
20
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
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18
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17%
400
5%
5%
5%
5%
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5%
5%
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5%
5,000
12.50
38%
39%
16,300
28
28
46%
46%
33%
34%
84%
85
29%
29%
—
Cable
Radio
&
Co
Corp.
common
preferred
preferred
American Chain
6c
American Chicle
Co
Cable
10
com
Distilling
Co
38%
37%
38%
38%
39%
39 y8
39%
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33%
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84
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2,400
29%
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52%
53
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26
47
41%
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48%
137
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20
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29%
52%
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53
54%
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47%
V
29%
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47%
r
•
92%
48%
>47%
••
*127
134
*130
138
41
41
41
40
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
20
2
Feb
11
3% Feb
31
9
16
Mar 18
49% Jan
5
9% Jan
5
Mar
8
20% Mar
9
96
25% Mar 31
105% Apr
1
15% Mar 18
96
Mar 18
27% Apr
92
Mar
9
1
American
American
6%
30%
Leather com
36%
36
36%
35%
36
36%
36%
65
65%
63%
65%
63
64
64%
66
1
3
3%
|
47%
*8%
8%
*8%
8
8%
97
*96
20
20
American Investment Co of 111
5%%
prior preferred
Locomotive
American
♦105
Amer
4%%
Metal
Ltd com
Co
preferred
27
American
5%%
Molasses
24%
88%
88%
88%
*87%
20%
20%
93
24%
*104%
106
93
24
♦104%
■i',-
*8
1
Co
20%
16%
16%
16%
19%
8'%
*7%
•
25%
1,000
106%
15
15%
♦92%
93'A
200
27%
27 Va
27%
76,100
88%
•87%
88%
24%
20%
1
16%
16%
20%
20%
8y8
8%
-
43%
43%
42%
44
8,200
20%
21%
8,600
20
'
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
American News
No par
21%
American
Optical Co
—No par
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par
33%
33%
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
5
39%
40%
38%
39%
38%
39 %
39%
40%
4
17% Apr
9
Amer Bad
17%
17%
17
17%
16%
17 Va
17
13% Jan
17%
8
175% Mar 12
7% Apr
5
24% Nov 30
4
6% Jan
22% Feb 24
26% Apr
8
41% Dec 15
65% Jan 30
42% Jan
13
50% Jan
27
25% Sep 14
44
27% Jan
4
35 Va Apr
8
18
40% Aug 10
127
36
38
Feb
2
58
134
Apr 14
9
Jun
4
Feb
19
36
119
4
Mar 31
Jan
5
26% Jan
4
44% Jan
5
Jan
4
50
121% Jan
8
10% Feb 25
161% Mar 26
37% Feb
30% Feb
15
48% Feb
23
4
165% Mar 12
65% Jan 28
14
138% Feb
10
33% Jan
15
37% Feb
15
60% Jan
119
5
Jan
7
10% Feb
2
4
120% Mar
Jan'22
10% Mar
113% Jan
10
25% Feb 17
27% Jan
2
94% Dec
17
69
Sep 11
11% Sep 14
89% Dec
17
21% Jan
5
73% Mar 17
95% Feb
12% Jan
16% Mar 30
4
68
Sep 21
97
Jan
28
29
Dec 29
45% Feb 26
29% Jan
4
43% Sep 15
57
45% Jan
4
.80 % Mar 30
.'•35% Apr
9
-50% Apr
7
25% Aug 27
94
Jun 25
31% Dec
9
30
Jan
5
,-35% Mar 10
106% Mar
5
100
Jan
6
Jan
6
Jan 30
73
36%
122%
29%
28%
American Tel
Nov 25
40% Sep 15
45
57% May
_For footnotes
Jan
see page
5
6
106
Feb
8
33% Jan 12
39% Feb
43% Jan
52% Mar; 29
4
&
46
6%
8
11%
5%
19
36%
36%
28%
47%
56%
128
11%
164%
163%
28
62%
63%
62%
63%
62 Vs
62%
134%
135%
134%
135%
134%
134%
34%
34%
preferred
common—
118
33'/#
118V4
,34%
118%
118%
35
33%
118%
'
118%
*122
123%
36%
•122
310
35%
35
160
11%
163
47%
47%
35%
160%
Corp com
28
———100
Viscose
50,300
160
,
36%
124
520
1,400
30
28%
28%
28%
28%
8,500
47%
47%
47%
47%
3,600
1,000
56%
127
11%
-164
62
134%
34%
118%
56%
56%
127 y8
127%
11%
11%
11%
1,200
164%
164%
164%
41,400
57
128
62%
135%
35
118%
62
62%
€30
38,700
135%
135%
760
34%
118%
34%
33,100
118%
410
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
7,800
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
•26%
26%
26 Va
26%
1,100
18%
20%
18%
20%
19%
19%
19%
20%
42,700
82
8.1%
81%
80%
81
80%
80%
100
81%'
20%
80%
2oy8
No par
73%
series
25
preferred
76
.
76%
73%
76
15%
•5 prior conv preferred.*—....28
Anaconda Copper Mining.—
:
SO
15%
15
15%
78
78
x79%
34% '
34
34%
48%
49
49%
35%
35%
102%
•;;^34%
•
.
•
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
.6-28
—
,
--
Anderson Clayton «fe Co..
Anderson-Prlchard
Oil
*
79 %
50
102%
Anaconda Wire 6c Cables—oJJo par
preferred
128
47%
34%
—..—100
•4 conv prior preference
No pax
Amer Zinc Lead 6c Smelt com
1
•4
57
47%
158%
56%
11%
163%
5,500
34%
47%
48
11%
164%
10,800
122
11%
164%
7%
26%
47%
28%
128%
80
7%
26%
122
56%
177
5,400
7%
122%
128%
77,600
26%
36
57%
9,100
17%
7%
36
128%
•57
40%
17%
25%
36%
29
34%
39%
160
33%
Xl58%
128%
Tel Co—100
Tobacco
preferred
American
46
46
34
900
33%
1
•175
177
900
7%
*47%
45.
•175
3,900
25%
9S
160
100
100
•
American
Anchor
32
161%
124%
7%
Feb
33%
xl60
29%
American Woolen common
93
47
\
36%
Preferred 6%
20% Apr
4
77% Mar 16
34
♦160%
American Water Works Co com—5
26% Feb
15% Jan
5
47
33%
177
7%
7%
47
*175
25%
♦122%
American Sumatra Tobacco—
15
7%
25 %
noncumulative preferred—100
4
Jan
7%
25%
7
American Steel Foundries—..No par
American Stores Co
1
6%
177
24%
American Snuff Co common...—28
American Sugar Refining com
7%
preferred
Jan
*175
175
36%
1
14
174
100
4
57% Feb
,
preferred
57% Apr
126% Jan
156
7%
133% Mar
3
77% Aug
9
13% Sep 10
57
Sep 11
26
124% Mag 18
143% Oct 27
69% Dec 23
128% Dec 24
111% Dec
May 12
16% July 30
161% Jan
5
152% Jun 10
35% Oct 22
2
Mar 20
47% Nov 24
49
Sep 15
120% Sep 24
12
Feb
_
common—B
7% preferred
100
American Safety Razor
8
American Seating Co
—10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt 6c Refg com—No par
Sany
15,700
8%
16%
19%
23
Std
2,500
25%
106
8%
8%
26
6c
14,600
20%
24%
•105
Feb
Co
15%
20
24%
106
16%
19%
8
600
25
•105
25
106%
92%
*104%
16%
20
8
,
20%
)
20%
24%
20
16%
1,300
97
20%
*87%
106
20%
1
20
8
300
14%
•
20%
20
20%
106
93%
*92
92%
77/a
♦96
1,800
2,300
92%
88%
*92
48%
26
25%
20%
Gas Co—No par
American Natural
25%
♦104%
■I % 16%
com.—2
convertible preferred
American
24%
.;■■■ 24
100
Products
Metal
24%
*87%
No par
♦105%
15%
14%
15%
15%
93
8
30
X48%
20
24%
25
*29%
,■
97
20
106%
15
Amer Machine 6c Metals—No par
9
24
14%
8
*96
19%
25
*105%
•
49
8%
19%
25
106%
48%
93
100
7
100
preferred
Amer Mach & Fdry common
3.90% preferred
25
*105
4,900
3f%
30
23%
common——1
7%
25%
106%
•25%
1
100
13,900
66%
3%
30
97
*96
97
20
36%
66%
48%
48
48%
20
Feb
8
2
-47%
36»/4
'
24
35% Dec
100
3%
29%
*29%
29%
•96
noncumulative
21% Mar 18
8% Apr
45% Mar
29%
*3%
3%
3
3
preferred—100
6%
25% Apr
107
29%
47%
1
No par
3
29%
.60
Products
Home
36%
40% Apr
25% Sep 21
4,100
*29%
36% Jan
117% Dec 30
2,500
9
9
29%
10
Co
American Ice Co common
23
5
SS
American International Corp.No par
Feb
12
Hide &
American
17% Jan
7% Jan
Hawaiian
convertible preferred
22
39% Jan
European
American Export
7
144% Jan
45,400
41
29%
7
5
1,900
139
•
29
*28%
30
4
159% Jan
48%
*131
41
41%
4
Jun 25
400
*22%
29%
54%
*92
prior preferred
-100
American Cyanamfd Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B.100
100
46%
•
26%
*
19,700
37%
.
54%
10
Sugar
16%
17
•22%
No par
No par
Co
4%%
American
17
16%
17%
American Car & Fdry common
7%
16%
16%
17%
34% Jan
136
900
>16%
32% Jan
6
26,800
1
common
20 Ye Jan
Jan
•
1
common.
Mar 27
6
10
—100
Inc
37
16% July
220
2
Corp
of interest lu
4
Jan
3,800
1952 ser 5 Vs % —50
Boscli
Theatres
Jan
169
60
20%
58%
*57
American
11
6
101
66% ADr
11
8% Jun 23
5,200
51,100
5
17% Jan
171% Feb
,
13%
2
19% Jan
2
•
61%
12%
39% Mar 24
11
191%
60%
12%
*76%
100%
21
57%
20%
50
27%
100 y4
190
60%
12%
.1
36% Jan 30
15% Feb
4
Jan
200
23
60%
76%
com..No par
191%
190
190%
*22%
20% Dec 31
Jun
700
31
'
23
*22%
•
29% Jan
5
28% Sep 16
12% Sep 21
6
500
2%
31
21%
148
22,300
7,900
2
15
400
49%
99%
•
79,200
27
Dec
95
48%
99%
10%
4
Jun 22
95
95%
*95
49%
*97%
49%
10%
84% Jan
42
•
48%
100
49 Va
10%
21% Feb
7%
95%
4,300
10%
19% Feb
Sep 14
95
*95
2,200
-
Broadcasting-Paramount
19% Apr
7
42%
95
300
29
42%
10%
26% Feb
31% Jun 18
28%
42%
9%
14
15
29%
42%
10%
Jan 28
100% Jan
29
42%
9%
24% Mar 16
2
29%
41%
10%
6
24
9
29%
42
9%
4
18% Feb
30
41%
American Ac Foreign Power—No par
American Gas & Electric Co.—•
12
105% Feb
95%
14,500
16%
29%
•
•
1,900
87
10% Apr
8
37% Mar 11
23 % Jan
13% Sep 15
9%
86
*16%
14%
17% Jan
15% Sep 16
18% Jun
8
94% Jun 23
16%
14%
86% Dec 31
19% Sep 18
79% Jan 12
9%
87
16%
14%
4
,
9%
86%
16%
14%
18
18% Mar 26
9%
87%
*16%
14%
15
100% Mar 17
9%
9%
85 Va
16%
97
14%
22% Jan
12% Dec 23
300
*95
97
14%
25% Mar
83% Dec 31
27,300
14%
104% Dec
25
34%
100%
14%
Jan
92
100 v*...
88%
9%
85%
34%
1003/4
35 V*
*95%
4,600
13%
7% Apr
6
Nov
Jan
*95
149
*84
40
23,800
Secur.—No par
44% Jan 20
8% Dec 31
6% Jan 23
Jun
3
Mar
*148
•
3%
Lines Inc——40o
4
8% Jan
33% Jan
Aug
3
5% Mar 25
67
5
*16%
3%
•28%
15
31
99
Apr
4
Dec
Jan
,
5
May 25
86
9
13% Jan
11
9
2
26
46% Mar 16
26% Jan
35
Jan
Jan
86
•
97
61
92
48% Apr
9%
9%
88% ;
16V2
34%
100%
97
33/4
85%
34%
iooy4
12%
4
29 % Apr
4
9%
86%
♦84
85%
31
*98
32 Va
61
CrysLal
131
*95
97
*84
85 Va
>
„
150
*147
99 V*
12%
American
24
31%
99 V*
62
26% Mar 26
Feb
*84
32
80
3%
150
13
5
17% Feb
2
85%
100%
*146%
150
*78
3%
12%
convertible
Ctfs
6%
150
3%
3%
,
80
*78
80
*60%
Color type
4
152
*95
•
3%
3%
31%
No par
American
7
26,900
80
*78
42%
23% Feb 10
31% Jan 20
Oct 14
Feb
19
Jan
5,400
28%
79
80
61%
American Can
23
a
3%
13
9
46% Mar 10
Feb
19
•8
39% Apr
93
31% Jan
3%
28 y8
60%
American
38% Feb
2
3%
28 3/8
12%
5
8
27% Jun 18
•48
5% Mar
24
4
126% Mar
5
8% Jan
6% Jun 30
Feb
18
2
Jan
43% Mar 25
6
Jan
151
lo
,28% Sep 15
12% Nov
18
55% Jan
9
117% Jun
•26
Dec
18% Apr
27% Jan
48% Jan
34% Jan 26
26
17% Mar 31
73% Jan
32
3%
27%
30
Co
J
3%
27%
42%
pfd
162
1,200
3%
1
conv
>158
162
1
-
common
preferred
Amer
*158
106
26%
29%
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
4%
5
14,200
106
11,900
3%
*84
1
preferred
2nd
162
30
24%
26%
*99 y4
100
America
*158
•
9%
50%
23'A
,
3%
*150
—No par
common
162
;
8%
*5oy8
9
26%
common—No par
Mfg
of
*158
v-
8%
3%
•i6y4
Bakeries
cum
American
8%
100
26%
3%
No pax
gtd
160
*78
100
American Bank Note common
6%
8%
*50
preferred—..
conv
1
26% Mar 16
8
10,200
-
1
Dye
Airlines
7
14% Nov
34% Sep 21
American
Feb
17
Nov
3
3
100 V* Apr
Dec
5
Mar
18
29% July
99
12
195% Mar
Feb
26%. Sep 15
83% Aug 20
Jun
24% Mar 29
21
20%
3%
100
1
preferred
.50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp....No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
16% Jun 29
148% Oct 14
55% Nov
2
36
20%
26%
5
convertible
6%
30% Apr
20%
106 y2
Aluminium Limited
36% Mar 24
21
106%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
Dec 24
20%
106 Va
Aluminum
3% Feb
700
21%
106%
48% Mar 31
59% Apr
71
106 Va
75% Apr
1
*69
106 V*
*98
5
69
106 J/4
•95
11
69
-w
105%
._IOO
—28
Jan
67%
23%
preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
No par
% Jan
47
67%
50%
convertible
Co
67 y4
21
Neper
4
9
67%
20%
50%
_
Jan
10
2,900
27
>
8
90
Dec
31%
*26 3A
22%
23%
Inc
45% Jan
93% Jan
42%
41%
1%
30%
31%
27 Va
22%
50%
Co
4
40
4,800
31%
21 Va
23 y4
Chemical-6c
Allied
3Va%
22 Va
31%
27%
23%
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
1
96% Mar
22%
31 Va
9%
•4.375 cum preferred
2
NOV
22%
31%
23%
$4 prior preferred conv___Nopar
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
2
94
8
22
*26 Va
50%
•156
9,200
31%
8%
.100
10
1,400
13,000
6%
27%
23%
Ry„
Mining
14,400
•
10%
6%
*50%
100
Shares
CO
109 y4
10%
7
9%
—
Allied.Mill*.
6%
10%
50%
preferred
Alleghany Corp common
5%%
preferred A__.
20
5
7
7
22%
10%
23%
Gold
18% Jan
Mar
7
10 V*
473A
109
50%
common
88% Apr
vMar 11
10%
10%
493/a
109
23%
Vicksburg
Juneau
Inc
48
109
.50
w
59% Jan
Oct
81
&
Alaska
Aldens
47%
109'A
31%
.*
67%
9%
46
109
common—No par
w
1951 series
pfd
22 Va
45%
109
the Week
*26%
32
27%
-
20%
-_1
Equipment com.
Inc
118% Jan
86
35
Gas
Air Reduction
Allied Stores Corp
4%
preferred
87
Sep 22
41% Oct 14
SO
1
preferred
53
____
45%
109
22%
31%
9% Apr
3% Apr 14
21% Dec 31
3
11
15
10
14
22 %
1
Admiral
Feb
160
Sep
Sep
Aug
Bep
Sep
17
6%
3
25
Jun
150
7%
7
•67
50% Apr
104
10 Va
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp__10
1
5
lOVa
8
2
114% Jan
10%
*27
Mar
52
>
43%
108 %
—No par
22% Mar
8
Oct 15
101
49
10
8
Co
Corp
Apr. 9
45%
10
Express
Friday
Apr. 8
108%
2.50
Steel Co
Acme
Thursday
Apr. 7
1
Co
Motors
Sales for
Wednesday
Apr. 6
•
21% Mar
7% Jan
6
Nov
29% Jan
22% Oct
ACF-Brill
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
/
Apr. 5
100
preferred
Vending Corp
3% Sep 15
20
Dec 31
14
Monday
Far
Abbott Laboratories
10% July 3
6% Jan 23
26% Jan
6
8% Sep
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
9% Jan
8
Jan 29
112
-
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Exchange
Com..
38%
50%
39
*
•>
•74
75
480
490
15%
15%
73%
15%
79
78%
78%
78%
78%
240
33%
34%
34%
35
34%
50%
49%
50
50
35%
50%
49,000
48%
34%
2,800
15
•78
-
*79%
I
73%
73%
15%
15%
11,200
1,900
t •
34%
35%
34%
34%
104
•102%
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51%.""
104
•102%
38%
39
38 Vi
38%
51
50%
51%
50
34%
34%
♦102%
•102%
38%
38 y2
38%
2,200
51
51%
4,000
35
104
38%
51%
51%
22.
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Highest.
Lowest
Dec
8
26
8% Feb
23
Jan
7
27/a Feb
11
5
2% Nov 24
Andes
1
A
22
3 % Jan
P
9
32% Jan
Sep
14
23% Mar 27
17% Jan
4
22% Mar
Argo
30% Sep
14
43% Jan
33% Jan
4
41
8% Sep
15
12% Mar 26
Sep
77
89 Vz Sep
93
15
Sep
48% Feb
Jan
52
14
16
.
5
97,
24
8% Mar
57
7
Jan
6
2%
2%
300
37%
37
37%
37
37
36%
37%
2,300
137
117% Dec
23
114
Jan
14
19% Jan
102% Sep 21
16% May 23
2
16
Jan
13
5% Jan
4
5y8 Dec
30
10% Mar 26
25 V2 Sep
14
32% Jan
22
6
11% Sep
15
14
29
•18% Sep
15
89% Sep
3
2
25% Sep 25
t
18% Jan
4
6
22
96
Jan
13
3lVa
Jan
Sep
14
Jan
5
92% Jan
57% Jan
13
"54% Jan
'25% Feb
18
30% Nov
83% Dec
49
29% Jan
30
92
97% Mar 25
8
68%
68%
99
98 V»
99
$4
par
135
135
15
6
6
6
*5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
24
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,800
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
29,100
18
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Gtfods Corp—
Common
——————1
5.25%
1st preferred-100
6% 2nd preferred
—100
Associates Investment Co
10
24%
24%
24 >A
24 y2
24'A
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,000
211/4
7,000
100 3/4
150
Feb
,
4
98% Apr
60
28
6
Gulf
Ex
33% Mar 31
95% Jan
4
100% Mar 30
29
4
30% Apr
2
Jan
&
21
101
*iooy2
102
*iooy2
102
102%
♦101%
102%
*101%
IO21/2
*101%
1021/4
100
34%
1,400
213/a
21
20%
21%
100
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
341/2
34%
94%
95%
94
95%
953/4
98%
97
98%
7,300
583A
58
58:/a
57%
57%
58
581/4
2,800
31%
31'A
31»A
31%
311/4
31%
31%,
343/4
35
95%
96
58
58 »A
58%
31%
31'A
10
100
RR
I
W
*98'/a
96 y4
96%
94%
963A
57%
57%
58
58
31%
95%
95%
*57%
33 Va
58 y4
■
.
*98%
101
series B
Atlas Corp
983A
573A
57%
57%:-
33%
33%
23,400
99
99'A
150
30%
30%
•
29%
297/a
40
40%
*110
110%
33%
33%
983/4
*983/4
(99 'A
29%
v
33%
98%
30 Va
40%
29%
;
r
30
30%
301/2
40 Va
99'A
333/4
99 y2
:
573A
40'A
40y2
41
^
Atlas I Powder—
20
40%
100
*110!/2
Corp
No par
Nichols common—i.No par
*16'A
($1.20)—No par
*15'A
16
15%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
5%
5%
51/4
5%
36% Mar 27
34% Jan
4
94% July 16
108% Mar 18
103% Jan
8
1127/8 Mar 22
4%
Mar 24
Atlas
Dec
9
17% Mar
5
Feb
12
Jan
20
3
17% Jan
21
Automatic Canteen
5% Jan
25
(
29
4% Jan
4
37% Jan
4
Sep
16
4% Jan
45% Dec
21
42% Jan
:8% Jan
11
7
-
52
Conv
21% Mar
11
4
43% Mar 19
'16% Jan
4
20
76% Mar 17
30% Mar
67
Jun
9
38
Sep
14
•
19,;
59% Apr
Feb
10
70
Feb
18
Convertible
43% Jan
4
52
Feb
10
Jan
4
37% Jan
12
20% Jan
4
9% Jan
4
12
11% Dec 29
17% Mar 12
37% Sep
15
39% Feb
18% Sep
18
25% Mar 19
9% Sep
14
11% Feb
27
34% May 2o
42% Dec
4
5
112% Dec
7
•
18
"
Jun
Dec
100
90% July 28
28
22 Vi Mar
9
14% Jan
78
Dec
21
86% May
8
81
9
Sep
14
16% Mar 20
14% Dec
11% Jan 12
44% Jan
21
33
Mar 12
27
Befck Shoe
22
Beech
Creek
4
32% Mar 29
10% Jan
5
11% Jan
2
23% Jan
4
31
22% Mar 13
17% Jan
4
21% Jan
Feb
30% May 26
5
35
Jan
Beech-Nut
'
10% Dec 29
14
17% Sep
26% Feb
16
'
Oct
15
1
Mar 16
Jan
May 21
93
50
Sep
33% Jun
17
Jun
17
93
% Dec 30
39% Dec
112
97
11
70% Mar 31
30
7
27% Jan
5
37% Jan
57% Jan
135 % Jun
19
146% Dec
16
9% Dec 31
63
Oct
8
31% Apr
30
16
Jan
14
15
21% Jan
27
Dec
15
28% Dec
17
6
Best
&
Best
Foods
5
66
155% Apr
6
12% Feb
14
Mar 26
12
Jan 27
72;
44% Apr
9
21% Apr
17% Jan
12
14% Jan
11
19% Mar 19
Bliss
3
25% Jan
Bliss
6c
27% Jan
5
34
'•46% Jan
Mar 22
Mar 31
8
82
3
20
Jan
4
24% Apr
8
21% Jan
2
29% Mar 18
23
Jan
26
27% Apr
1
6% Dec
14
12% Mar 12
6% Jan
4
9% Jan
11
12% Sep 15
14% Aug 13
11
23% Mar
Jan
13
12
52% Jan
14
61% Dec
64% Sep 15
86% Jun 15
48% Nov 18
Mar
86
13% Jan
50
Dec
Chemical
57% Mar 17
74% Jan
93% Jan
12
4
12
49% Jan
85
97
Apr
'
Feb
5% Dec 31
5% Mar 30
7% Jan
19
9,9,% Mar 29
13% Mar 19
997/8 ,Ton
9
Feb
16
26% Dec 31
46% Mar
9
25
33
2
25% Jail
11
7
6% Jan
6
Sep 21
'5"% Dec 31
19% Sep
28
15
Sep 22
33% Sep
21
.17% Sep
21
91
May 28
Mar
11% Jan
25% Mar 10
42% Feb
2
23% Jan
39% Aug 17
26% Jan 20
38
99% Feb
9
97
Jan
27% Jan
11
36% Jan
4
Jan
11
19% Jan
4
29
Apr
27
100
Mar 11
Jan
7
67
Jun
10
78
Jan
14
17% Feb
3
30
5% Sep 15
16% Dec 29
15% Feb
2
37% Mar 24
,.40% Mar
10% Jan
11
12% Feb
15
80% Feb
3
86 % Apr
6
15% Jan
4
11% Feb
8
109 % Mar 10
15
24 % Mar 12
16% Jan
27% Jan
22
Feb
20% Oct
7
1 % Dec
28
3% Mar
2
15
9% Mar
2
10
27% Jan 29
13% Alar 3
Jan
Jan
20% Jan
22% Jan
Sep
15
86 % Oct
7
46% Jan
22
54% Nov 27
52% Jan
17% Apr
11
55
24
22
Dec
24
21
22% Jan
Dec
5
26
29
34
Jan
5
43% Dec
21% Jan
16
5
44% Jan
102
54
_For footnotes
Jan
see
30
Jan
page
22.
12% Jan
14
90 % Jan
99
103/a
10%
69
68
68'/a
43%
431/4
431/2
43%
44%
6,900
20%
20%
20%
213/a
21
213/a
29,000
10%
*68
155
10%
691/2
„
18%
18 3/a
18 '/2
18%
19
23y4
23
23
22%
23
33%
33%
33%
333A
33%
73%
763/4
76%
783A
75%
77
75,600
14,200
18%
773/a
22%
23%
23%
243/8
233/4
24
26%
26%
26%
27
26
26
8ya
*73/4
g
g
13%
13%
13%
8
13%
13%
13%
7,700
11%
11%
113A
2,300
59
5,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
58
59
58i/4
843A
83%
84%
84%
x51
52%
*95%
51 Va
51
51%
99
480
13%
583/4
97
380
13%
58%
*95 y2
700
5,400
7%
11%
.
84y2
97
9,500
7%
83%
11%
110
23%
22%
8
1,100
4,000
33%
,
26%
5%
27Vb
38%
41
24
*27%
,7
7%,
27Vz
38%
41%
24'A
102
29y2
58 V2
12%
12%
5%
6
6
23
23
23
273A
23
23%
28
273A
27%
6%
7
*96
51
59
58%
84%
84%
85
97
97
97
50
51%
50%
51
3,800
5,900
7
6
6i/a
6 3/a
23
23%
*27%
7
273/a
61/4
4,000
23%
23%
*273/4
28
28'/a
400
71/4
3,300
28%
18,300
7
71/8
28 Va
28%
1,300
26%
273/8
26 %
27%
38ya
38%
38%
381/4
38 Va
41
41%
41 Va
41%
41%
42
413/a
413/4
2,700
23%
23%
233/4
24
23%
241/4
241/a
241/4
10,700
*100
102
*100
102
*100
38i/4
38 y4
*100
102
38 3/8
8,800
102
9
9
Bros
Callahan
66
15
15%
15%
15%
1534
15%
153/4
16
16
163/8
23%
24%
241/a
243/a
241/4
25
24%
25
131/a.
13%
133/s
13%
133/a
13%
*76%
*28y2
34%
35 Ya
33%
281/2
34%
38
38
38
38
100
11%
*84%
12
85 V2
*73'A
78
17%
17%
11
pfd
preferred
prior
10o
50
13'/2
HI
*42
12 Va
15
common
preferred
California
100
Zinc
5
common
Packing Corp—
No par
10o
10
-25
2
1
43
12 Va
25
2Va
5
8JA
8%
22
13%
*961/2
53 3A
*24%
24%
47%
22 %
14
97%
54
25i/a
24%
48
$4.25
conv
preferred
Mar 17
Canada Southern
Apr
9
Canadian
Breweries
4
25% Jan
29
Canadian
Pacific
4
48% Apr
8
Cannon
Mills
Ry Co
Ry
Ltd
1
No par
100
No par
25
No par
78y2
28
11%
861/2
*731/4
16%
17%
3,700
*9,000
33,400
200
781/2
76'A
761/4
77
77
281/a
277/s
28%
28%
283/4
1,600
331/2
343A
34%
351/8
341/2
351/8
13,000
38
38
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
86
85%
853A
853A
853A
78
*73iA
17 y8
17%
171/a
121/4
84 "
84
13 y2
13%
131/a
13 Va
1131/2
113%
121/4
44
*441/2
12%
12%
84
9%
*19%
193/4
17%
13%
115
46
12%
*84
600
16,400
300
78
*45
123A
84
38
*112
46
85
9%
19%
171/a
17%
II31/2
*84
10
*73iA
78
*131/8
43
12 y8
*37%
373/4
11%
86
•
*112%
131/2
113
43
93A
500
281/a
*76
*731/4
78
42
19%
7,300
38
113/4
85 y2
Xl3%
84
"10
!*19y2
19%
*!02
103%
19'A
19%
S
*76 3/4
*112%
9%
,_1
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
,
133A
13%
84
\
131/8
111%
Campbell-W & C Foundry..
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65%
-
28
23
conv
651/2
24%
'
65y2
100/
Bldg 7%
*66
65'A
1
1% participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co
Mar 29
Feb
10%
155
60
64,200
59%
1561/2
22%
6
6
23%
27%
7'/a
5
Byers Co (A M)
2 % Mar 31
8% Apr
321/4
4,400
3,500
26 Va
No par
Co
preferred
4%%
9
25% Mar
73%
13Ve
Co
Butte Copper &
8
20% Apr
;
33%
_10
Forge
Bush Terminal
9
7% Jan
20% Sep 24
25
20% Mar 11
1% Jan
6% Sep
33%
No par
Bush Terminal Co
105
33%
591/2
13,600
42%
'43%
20 Va
32
321/4
II
28
58'A
*68'/a
24%
13%
78%
29%
_5
13% Mar 22
10% Apr
5
69
27%
*154%
10%
20%
18%
1
1
1
3
30
16% Sep
10%
32y8
90
123
%
II
28
155%
155
23%
5
4
100
102% Oct
155%
*23 Va
No par
2.50
Burlington Mills Corp common
■4% preferred
5%.
7% Jan
58
Xl8%
100
5
Bulova Watch Co Inc
Butler
16% Feb
32 Va
56%
20%
19
23%
100
1
7
12% Feb 26
32
58%
155 y4
59
Co
preferred
26
27% Mar 20
27%
32
42%
2.50
Burroughs Corp
85
,
31%
*118
123
%'
27%
56%
43y2
58%
Bullard
29
4
27%
69
84'A
,*95%
Inc
Co
18% Mar 11
14
2
$5
Buffalo
Feb
11% Jan
79% Jan
28%
*118
II
13
1
27%
68
5
100
123
*118
119
"/a
13%
1
Apr
13% Jan
16
119
1
13%
11%
Co
(The) Co common
3V2%
Mar 16
86
Budd
5
2
Feb
3,200
77%
cum conv
Bucyrus-Erie
Mar 12
44
41%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No par
77% Mar 16
135
413/a
9
13% Apr
5
41%
1,400
4
Mar 29
41
661/2
36% Mar
36% Feb
41 y4
66%
30
111
41
66%
6
9
41%
651/2
11
3
41 ft
41 Va
651/2
24
Mar
9,600
15
Jan
July 15
69%
Shoe
25% Jan
Dec
68%
Brown
30
13% Sep
70
10%
52 »A
10
67%
10%
,
1,400
67%
68
42'/2
1.25
20%
66
10%
33
12,000
30
100
67
27%
32%
58%
154% 155
20'/2
20'A
66
27%
31 /e
57y2
18%
*23Vo
293/8
*96
97
67 A
*115^ H9
'<*
97
8
74
43 % Mar
97
i
2,700
31%
Aug 28
40%
97
12%
83% Feb
11% Sep
66 /2
20%
*95%
60
2
17
79
"f" *95%
*20
97
30
3
15
20%
29
20%
*95%
123A
11% Jan
40
30%
29%
28%
28%
20
29%
20%
59%
5%
25% Mar 10
146
,293/4
<20%
28%
20%
'
50
29%
16% Apr
9
1,200
123/4
12
6
1,300
10%
60
15
16
32
10%
30
22
Dec
31%
10%
12%
13% Jan
Jan
32
10%
10J/2
29%
22% Mar 17
Oct
31%
10 y2
*32
*59iA
25% Feb
11
32 Va
10%
130
4,800
12 3A
28% May 20
16% Mar 25°
35
32 Va
10%
,
59%
66% Apr
116
32
10%
*841/2
29%
13
91% Jan
2,400
32%
86
12%
Jan
10
14%
14%
29 Va
15
29'
300
14%
*58V2
13% Jan
22
143/4
12%
4
Jun
60
103
58I/2
12% Jan
74
113
102%
29%
13% July 20
66% Jan
5
10 V* Dec
102%
12%
25
35% Jun
2,800
113
1031/4
"
29%
11% Sep
6
43
42 3/4
423A115
*112
58i/2
9
Nov"l6
14%
26%
SVa
;
—
/
8
Apr
17% Jan
14%
42%
6,200
Brown
Apr
60
72% Dec
1033/4
•2,500
10%
58
30
5
Jan
112
1033/4
60
22'A
10-%
29
6
Jan
15
42
112
104
37%
22
*36%
*100
Jan
52
14
43
117
103%
103A
40
26
54% Dec 21
20% Sep
10% Sep
42%
42%
*112"%
21%
100
No par
29
9
60
103/a
10 Va
preferred
& Bigelow
15
45% Jun
59% July 14
13% Nov
4
■'
37%
21%
"10%
213/4
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas com
22% Jun
:
12%,
*36%'
373/4
21%
32Vb
25
.Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
24% Mar 29
*36%
21%
34%
Bridgeport Brass Co
5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..No par
8
37%
21V*
22%
-
preferred
Bower Roller Bearing
Braniff Airways Inc
9
37%
330
*333/4
76Vb
5%
38% Mar 26
42
1,200
>
RR—
Maine
Common
7% Jan 22
28% Apr
&
3,100
13
12%
34
15
Co
Edison
48%
12%
47%
123/4
34
26%
SVa
(The)
Boston
473A
12% "
463A
13
34%
22*/2
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
2
48%
48%
34%
5
Inc
Club
Borden
52% Apr
7
48
47
2,700
.1,000
34%
—No par
1
Inc
Boston
,
11
70
*33%
5
A
2
19
Co
18%
34%
No par
Co
5
■
18'A
70
*33%
7.50
Co
Book-of-the-Montli
11
61% Jan
'
181/4
70
69%
14/8
—2.50
Class B
Stores
43
18'/a
69%
84%
1
Ami Co class
Bond
11
12% Jan
6
•
423/4
173/4
13%
10
Inc
jBohn Alumium 8c Brass Corp
Bon
42%
30,500
83
No par
(Delaware)
Airplane
'.Boeing
20'A
17,600
693A
173/4
*69
10%
20
42
"41 %
203/a
4
14'/a
"
16
Mar 25
94% Jan
14% Feb
4
11% Apr
3
>
Mfg Co
Laughlin
Blockson
413A
9,000
19%
19%
9%
86
—.1
Co
W)
19 y8
7.300
4%
52
9
13%
(Del) com—No par
Co
Blaw-Knox
8
11
51'A
133/4
1
-
——;
—
Decker
(E
22% Feb
<
•; 4%
91/a
13%
100
Co
6c
5
52
9
*84'/2
preferred —
—a
100
Blgelow-Sanlord Carpet (Del) com.5
4%% pfd series of 1951a
-100
Black
9
♦4%
503/4
9 Va
13%
1%
•
5
51
85%
Corp common—10
Bethlehem Steel
Apr ■' 9
700
13%
Mining Co—1 peso
32% Mar 18
36% Feb
50% Dec 21
"36% July 13
16 % Sep 15
Loan
60
43%
85
5
Consol
4
27
*42/2
14%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
4
9% Jan
15
22% Sep
28% Apr
Cum
Benguet
Jan
'
5
15
6
7
43%
13%
1
preferred
Beneficial
9
Apr
1% Jan
*423A
15
10
common
Aviation
144% Jan
38% Aug 26
22 % Mar 17
19% Sep
4'/«%
Bendix
43%
2,700
86
1
Corp
& Howell Co
30% Jan
13
15% Sep
12% Sep
Jan
119
Packing Co
50
15
82% Jan
6
24
6
22% Nov 25
30
4
8
Apr
41% Apr
4
Jan
i-ifjan
20
15
112
5
Oct
44% Sep
Jan
38% Jan
7
Dec
1% Jan
18
60
68% Mar 20
14
Bell
39,700
17
13%
14%
*85
100
1
RR
Aircraft
'•Bell
29
90% Jan
12
90
Mar 31
5%
17
10
pfd
i Belding-Heminway
15
5%
:
50
4%%
AlrcrafL Corp—
29% Jan
May 19
27
29
100
'
5 3/8
15
2.50
Inc
(A S)
Beech
18
33% Jan
43
43'A
*112y2 116y2
103% 104
12.50
16
17
5%
8%
9
10 Vs
*151/2
16
163A
53/8
503/a
50%
*12%
:
*15'/2
163A
5'%
*69
10%
48
12%
100
14% Mar 31
Jan
31
Mills
Bfehunlt
Jan
4
18
10Va
preferred
16
60
500
6
16%
,
42
18
preferred—100
prior
conv
4'/a %
88
'
6
Cigars Inc
3%%
16
11
Jan
9% Jan
41%
18'/2
38
21'A
Beatrice Foods Co common
21
9
41%
No par
118% Jan
104% Mar
41%
*18
69%
10
Corp
*53/4
*15%
1,500
100
163/4
*5%
y
"6,100
.y
41
1,200
'
19%
50
—
Works
Iron
Bayuk
6
19%
10
common-.
preferred
4%%
Bath
4
"Jan
99 % Jan
9
Brothers
Barker
18
Mar 31
39
23% Mar 15
4
40% Jan
107
13% Jan
5,200
y
no
*161/2
16%
6
5
20 Vo
110
111%
161/2
*53/4
43%*
19%
100
10
AO%
*403A
6
5
4%
*110
110
110
"iu'A
'•V
44
X8%
69%
48 V2
12%
38
21V2
preferred
5%
43 y4
49 y2
50
common
Barber Oil Corp
•68
7
common
•Bangor & Aroostook
Mar 26
'//I,:
5%
100
Corp
noncuniulative preferred__l()0
4%
i
Ol) lo
53A::
5%
44
iOJ/4
4%
5p%
9'A
(The)-Nopar
Co
-iti'A
16%
47/8
50%
9ye
1
Wilcox
&
*43%
112
13
Inc
&
Baltimore
4
*18%'Jan
'39% Jan
Dec
Co of
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton
22% Mar 17
Dec 29
16
pref
(T)
Babcock
8
19
48% Mar 25
39
prior
Babbitt
1
AprT<
9% Jan
29
>18% Dec 29
93
5% Feb
7
11% Mar 26
Austin
Mar 26
44% Mar 26
4
Jan
14
14
4% Dec 22
35% Jan
8
16
52% Feb 26
4% Dec 18
53/i
Avco
'
*36% Dec
6% Marl8
convertible pfd series A
Tack
15
6
26
8% Feb
(voting)
Common
•16% Feb
9
16% Mar 13
17
15
16% Mar 16
7
7% Mar
28
4% Dec
'13% Jan
Jan
27
15
16% Dec
17
!
15%
Amer—5
31% Apr 24
41% Mar 19
2,500
"V
101
97
98
96"
V
33
33%
98%
33%
10
100
common
$3.75
99
5
Refining
Preferred
*98
101
*98
101
*98
101
Lines-
SS
distribution
liquidating
Atlantic
9
-
Line
Coast
26
21 '/a
20%
*99%
99%
101
-No par
Electric Co
City
preferred
4%
'
2,200
101
21%
99%
———50
-
Atlantic
9
-
Feb
'
21 Va
101
-50
„
Preferred
Atlantic
101% Mar 29
6
Topeka 6c Santa Fe—
,Common
5
5
'33% Jan
2.50
Inc
Refining Co—
——
,
6
59% Feb
101
*5%
No par
Carpet Co Inc
Industries
2nd
Mar 30
4
22
70
610
200
17%
12%
56% Jan
Jan
17%
17%
17%
137
24
27% Jan
30% Feb
17%
*17%
137
137
12%
2
99
137
136
24
16
1
6,000
98 »A
-1
33% Jan
16
69%
*97%
Ashland Oil 6c
58% Dec
28% Jun
136
*17'A"' 17%
17%
*17%
1,900
68%
97%
Arvin
19
89% July
5
,
87%
69'A
97%
Artloom
35 '/2 Feb * 3
5
Jan
85
2
Corp
88
69
26
14
Nov
25% Sep
Constable
Arnold
87%
68%
99
68 y4
*98 Va
136
136
87%
17,900
87%
87%
68%
99
Atlantic
119% Jan
29
88 y2
68%
102% Apr
13
Jan
88
88%
4,400
28,700
9%
26
101
4
103
88%
par
9
20
;
*
8
23
88% July
preferred
No
No
preferred
—No
convertible preferred—No
Atchison
50% Jun
86
41
par
21% Mar 11
4
Mar 25
32
21%
40%
9%
9%
26% Jan
93% Jan
99 % Apr
92% July
21%
40%
9
Jan
27
V
4
22
Jan
22%
40%
9'/e
par
6% Jan
Jan
22% Mar 11
100
21%
40%
9
22
39%
14% Jan
5
4
23
Mar 27
21%
39
9%
21%
40%
9
S3.75
Armstrong Cork Co com
17% Feb
11% Jan
18% Mar 25
Dec
22
Mar
21%
40 y4
22%
39%
5
*2%
9
22
10
5
OU Corp
Mar
100
800
3
37%
3
3
Shares
9%
9%
9%
2%
3
*2%
*9%
37%
Apr
11
9%
♦9i/e
9%
2%
$6 conv prior
95% Feb
69% Apr
Jan
93% Jan
29
Apr. 9
37%
Steel Corp
_—
Armour 6c Co of Illinois com
Apr
10% Feb
3
86% Mar 15
Mar 25
59 % Dec
9
4
the Week
Friday
Apr. 8
A
Armco
oU
Thursday
No p*j
Products Co
W
Archer-Danlels-Mldland
3
38% Mar
Sales for
PRICES
Apr. 7
*8%
9%
9
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 6
.(
Apr. 5
—14
Mining
Copper
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
9% Mar
15% Feb
29
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1953
ANI>
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, April 12, 1954
12%
85
14,600
900
'200
250
5,800
70
10
lQi/4
10y4
10%
9,300
19%
20
20
201/4
1,900
103%
103%
1033A
10
19 y8
191/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
201/4
2,300
25
25
24%
*102
103%
*102
103%
♦102
Va
24%
25
25
251/3
25 Va
6,400
2
2i/a
1%
2
2
2y8
2
2Va
11,700
81/4
8%
81/4
83^
8%
81/2
8%
8%
13,700
221/a
221/a
21%
13%
21%
1,700
13%
14,900
97
97%
22
22
21%
13%
22
13%
13%
13 3A
133i
13%
*96%
97%
*96
97%
53%
53%
*533A
5434
54
54
24%
25
25
251/a
25 34
25
*96
97%
-
*54
120
55
200
2534
26
4,100
25
37,300
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24 3A
251/4
24%
48iA
48%
*47%
48%
483/4
48%
*48%
48%
500
-
Number 5315... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(1621)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19G8
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
8V2 Dec
29
23% Sep
14
30
16% Sep 14
103 % July 20
34 V2 Jan 10
45
45% Sep 21
96% Jun 23
9
13
39% Apr
40% Jan
Jan
16
40% Jan
48% Dec
13
14% Mar 27
25
Jan
5
Jan
9
65% Jan
5
115% Mar 22
44% Mar 16
43% Jan
61% Apr
1
4
Jan
"7
17% Jan 20
Jan
4
2
44% Feb
17
52
Feb
24
102% Feb
12
104
38% Jan
6
19 Ye Jan
11
105
133% Jan
2
107V2 Jan
4
5
67% Jan
Jan
4
15% Jan
11
Dec
24
65% Dec
24
15% Sep
15% Oct
2
19% Mar 25
30
16% Mar 18
19% Feb
19
4% Sep
;
98
15
Jan
20
20% July 27
7% Feb 26
26% Dec
31
40% Jan
15
73% Jan
Mar 22
26
Apr
5
74% Apr
8
191/4 Mar 15
17% Apr
6
211/e Mar 12
' 4
6% Mar 11
>
23% Mar 25
32% Jan
12
54 y8 Mar 24
30
Mar 27
Clinchfield
72% Feb
1
61%
60%
61%
23,600
15
15
15
15.%
15%
17%
2,700
46,600
124
*122
130
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,700
5,300
*16%
17 Va
17%
700
20%
20%
20%
*16%
20%
20%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,100
2,000
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
24%
2,300
54%
55
55%
56
55
55
1,200
Xl37/a
14
13%
14
14
141/a
8,000
41%
41%
41%
41%
413/4
413/4
1,300
108%
1083/4
*108%
108 5/8
108 5/8
108 5/8
100
21%
21 J/4
21%
21%
213/8
16
16
16%
16%
16%
5,900
1,000
16
16%
163/4
16%
16%
24%
20%
20%
20%
5%
5%
No par
100
24%
24%
23%
24%
55
55
54%
54%
No par
14%
14%
14
14%
•
41%
41%
41
41%
100
*108%
108%
*108%
108%
Central Illinois Public Service—10
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
16
16
*15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
Central
of Georgia Ry„
preferred series B
5%
4
25% Mar 16
Cerro
12% Jan
33% Jan
4
15%-Apr
Certain-Teed
4
36% Mar 26
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Illinois Light common
preferred
Central RR Co of N J class A——50
Class
B
Central
&
50
South
Vloleta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
de
Pasco
Belt
16%
24%
5%.
..
.74
■
.
.
..
».
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*11%
12%
*11%
12%
*113/4
12%
*11%
12%
*11%
*6%
6%
*6%
7
7%
*6%
5
7%
*6%
24%
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
24%
25%
1
24%
15
25%
15%
8,500
14%
14%
15%
15
15 J/4
15%
153/4
36%
36%
15%
36%
21,200
36
36
36
36
36
Co
Corp—
Products
Corp
Co
10
*36
*6%
*35%
12
9,100
J
7
»'
16
11
22
3
34% Dec
103% Jan 30
Jan
92 V* Jun
98'/2 Jan
5
108
Mar 17
4% Sep
15
7% Mar 27
4% Feb
2
6
Mar 17
33
36% Apr
2
25% Dec
31
31% Feb
4
25% Jan
32% Sep
15
41% Feb >2
33 Va Jan
4
Jun
3
85% Oct
84 y4 Jan
13
12
Sep
15
23% Mar 13
14
21
Aug 31
26% Mar 17
23% Feb
Common
27
21% Mar 24
Jan
5
30% Apr
3678 Feb
89
8
15
5
17% Jun
16
18% Jan
25
Oct
7
26% Jan
5
18% Jan
24% Mar 12
6
34% Jan
21
27% Jan
32% Mar 12
15% Feb
17
27% Oct
Sep
14
18
Jan
6
l2i/4 Mar
5% Dec
31
10
Jan
6
5% Jan
Dec
29
22% Jan
13
40% Sep 15
10% Dec 30
51% Jan
2
12
10
Apr
9
8
35%
36%
>35%
104%
104%
104%
5%
5%
5%
Chesapeake
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
*29%
30%
*29%
34%
34%
33%
34%
90
89
89
17%
17%
17%
17%
24
24
23%
23%
121/4 Feb
11
35% Mar
46% Jan
10 % Jan
121/4 Mar 31
30% Dec
30
45% Jan
55% Apr
8
Aug 31
82% Mar 19
63
72
76% May 27
62V2 Jan
Oct
6
89% Jun
25
59
Mar
Jan
92
,
Apr
70% Mar 19
Jan
100
Mar 11
preferred
A
40
5% preferred
;
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
_
Chic
No par
Milw
5%
Chic
St
series
Paul
A
&
No par
pfd
100
com
No par
97 Vz Jan
4
1037/8 Feb
11
Jan
12
721/4 Apr
34% Apr
2
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
28% Jan 11
5
C
78
94 Va Apr
9
Cities Service Co
1
City
26% Dec
15
33% Mar
5
14% Dec
28
17
3
83% Feb
Oct
5
Feb
90
Jun
109% Jan
16% Mar 23
4
Jan
27
77% Jan
70% Jan
44
Mar
41
44% Mar 19
42
25% Apr
18% Jan
Sep
21
Sep
33% Sep
16
18
22% Jan
>
19
Sep
29% Oct
5
6
Jan
136
2
Oct
9
874
Jan
7
2944 Jan
97% Jan
8
2% Jan
14
Clopay
35% Feb
15
12
140
94
Apr
Feb
2
10
125% Mar 17
2
38% Jan
7
42% Jan 20
93
89
17
cum
Mar
5
Inc
Internat'l
8
Nov
5
86% Jan
4
Dec
31
24% Feb
27
12% Jan
20
14% Jan
6
14% Sep
14
20% Mar 17
15% Mar 24
18% Jan
26
Colorado
66% Mar 24
100
par
47 y8 Feb
16
16,100
94%
20,200
105/a
700
92%
93%
90%
90
913/4
76
37%
*180
*89%
58%
109
77
76
77-
37
38
200
38 ;
*175
.
91%
I
91%
101/4
*10%
37%
*175
;
91%
583/4
109
,
753/4
38
190
*88
58%
109
*99i/2
76
371/«
*175
91%
58%
109
100
76
,
195
*88
59
109
10%
100
59
*88
58s/8
,
340
25%
93
—100
137
Corp—_No par
*89
124%
33
41%
20
20
21
213/a'.
21%
21%
8,500
41%
445/8
45
46
45%
45%
71,400
25%
25%
251/2
93
93
93
2%
2%
2%
33%
33%
33%
33
137
137
89%
89
123
137
89
.,
*89
124
123%
*950
42
413/4
42
92
*91%
92
:
■
25%
*93
25%
94
4,700
130
2%
23/a
2,900
33%
>
137
335/8
3,800
*136%
91
124
*950
413/4
42
250
2%
2%
*950
*950
com—No Par
3,000
21%
1243/4
123
59
109%
25%
923/4
|
137
*88%
91
125
109
20 V2
33 3/8
137
138
IO9J/2
170
2,400
91%
44
93
33 Va
59
*43
25%
33
*88%
59
44
25%
No par
91 J/a
76
38%
10
190
*43
93
*2%
76
38
*175
75
93
,
753/4
38J/4
190
101
*733/4
25%
2%
*99%
75
42%
2%
*10%
*733/4
109
;
41%
100
*89
123
<•
137
70
91
100
1233/4
2,900
42%
7,700
*.950
413/4
42 3/8
91%
91%
*91%
*91%
91%
*91%
91%
30.
No par
13%
13%
131/2
13%
133/8
13%
135/8
133/4
13%
13%
_No par
16 3/4
167/8
163/4
16%
165/a
163/4
16%
17%
17%
17%
413/4
4,900
10,500
preferred
Iron
41% Feb
3
48i/2 Jan
6
411/2 Feb
2
48% Jan
6
12% Jan
4
14j/2 Apr
8
22% Dec 24
19% Jan
12
23% Feb
18
100
Ry com
pfd
100
42
52%
*49
*41
42
42
53
*51%
*49
*41
52%
50
50
413/4
41
52%
*52%
53
49%
49%
*48%
493/4
47
47%
473/8
473/4
47%
47%
*471/4
47%
800
14%
14i%
14%
14%
54,200
215/a
22
21%
22
47
46%
47%
46%
47%
47
46%
47%
47
47
143/a
14%
143/B
14%
143/8
22%
22%
22
223/a
213/4
213/4
793/4
80
78
par
-No par
79
793/4
44%
45%
45%
463/8
Elec—5
28%
28 3/a
28%
28 3/8
preferred-No
Co__
Ohio
50
52
50
14%
Carbon
*40
52
46%
463/4
& Southern
41
52
Columbia Gas System Inc—-No par
Columbia Pictures common—No par
$4.25 cumulative
42
*49
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
Class B
2.50
Columbus
92%
,
103/4
109
—_1
Collins & Alkman Corp
Columbian
92%
101
•:
42%
2
32% Jun
7,700
34%
41%
5
Sep
691/4
34
20%
9
Sep
683/4
343/8
20%
Jan
16
70
333/4
20%
50% Dec
31
69
20%
50% Dec
9
102%
693/a
34%
45;
8
17
102%
68
33%
*43
noncumulative 2nd
Feb
102
70
34%
92%
44
noncumulat.ive 1st pfd—100
Apr
102
68
33%
*43
4%
29% Mar 19
5,800
71
43
4%
89
23
110
34%
43
No par
Colorado & Southern
47
223/4
100
70
*731/4
16
4
23
'
63,900
34%
75
15
11
102%
75
Feb
11
102
*73
52% Feb
41% Jan
102
74%
56
68% Jan
102
74%
19
26% Jan
22%
■
1,900
29
15
62%
2,200
Mar 22
51% Mar 17
102I/2
83/4
24
61 J/8
16
Jan
69 % Dec
1013/4
*8%
23%
61%
15%
Jan
27% Dec 29
23%
8%
24
61
15%
41
6
22%
*8%
24
,
153/4
50
59% Mar
23
;:
500
15%
48
Sep 15
23% July 2
38% Sep 11
61%
100
300
25/a
*153/4
Mar 24
37
24
60j/2
9
12%
*2%
15%
65% Mar 24
»
9
23%
8%
*8%
12%
15%
1
11% Jari 29
*8%
25
62%
*23%
9
12% -12%
*23/fl
25/s
15%
23
15
*8»/2
3,000
15%
22
7
8%
125/s
100
30%
Dec
9'
8%
*123/8
68%
100
30%
Dec
12% Dec
993/4
301/2
Sep
38% Jan
69
99%
301/4
49
38% Jan
68 J/4
993/4
30%
47
67
68 J/8
66
*991/2
No par
Jun
43
7,900
75
301/4
preferred—100
Co
13
&
100
68 3/4
*73
30%
gtd—50
stock—50
(The)-
Fuel
75J/2
75
30%
1
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
*72
*73
4,000
30%
preferred
80
90
10,500
12 J/a
30%
common
conv
4% cumulative 2nd
Coca-Cola
2,900
55i/2
113/4
10%
Corp
Coca-Cola Co
29%
55
102%
20
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7% preferred
Foods
4%%
*29
553/4
No par
4%
guaranteed
1
6
Dec
Clinton
29%
55
1
RR 7%
19
4
47% Jan
Special
74
8%
12%
29
553%
10%
-No par
Pitts
&
8%
25
11%
28%
53%
11%
-•
5
Molybdenum
Jan
892
Cleveland
*70
11%
28%
11%
*99%
illuminating com-No
Elec
*8%
11%
6,400
10%
new
24
132% Jan
20
38
No par
$4.50 preferred
Climax
111% Jan
29
37%
102%
Ry Co com
100
noncumulafive preferred—100
46
4
38%
10%
Corporation
8
37%
*101%
preferred
Co
32% Mar 25
July 24
Dec
89
convertible
Equipment
Clevite
Apr
37'/a
5
C C C & St Louis
2% Feb
4
125% Feb
38% Dec 23
Feb
4«/4%
Clark
23% Jan 27
Jan
24
4
10
common
92% Apr
9
34% Dec 21
3
78
107
Feb
Jan
37
97% Nov 25
14
28% Apr
128% Sep
15
43% Mar 20
11
89% Jun 12
2
Mar 23
10
No par
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
5%
Mar 22
363/,
100
Investing Co
preferred
Cleve
1
Corp
5 % %
Mar 24
109% Mar
100
Financial
T
Mar 15
75
75
I
.
preferred
59% Mar 18
Jan
70% Dec 15
4%
>
91
Mar
89
53% Jan
107
19
20
38% Mar 19
Common
210
Feb
180,
54% Nov 24
12
15
74
July 14
16
80
100
33% Feb
Jan
104
331/4 Jan " 4
Nov 30
10
-47% Jun
4
15»
6
172
Mar 24
14
.27% Jan
9
44% Jan
72% Dec 28
3i
152
Aug
11% Mar
Jan
7
37%
22%
7
5
13,600
36%
37 y8
23
23 Va Apr
4
10%
37
22%
18
Apr
10%
Electric—
&
20% Feb
Jan
11
•
Gas
7
9% Jan
1,200
10%
61
Cincinnati
100
71/4
10%
.
830
40
5,900
2,900
78
783/4
79%
78
78
190
443/4
45%
45%
46
45%
47
6,500
28%
•:
28 3/a
273/4
28%
27%
28
4,000
48% Dec
8
44
Jan
14
561/4 Mar 30
Combustion
Engineering Inc.No par
543/4
55
53
54%
53
54%
54
543%
X54i/a
54%
6,500
18
38% Jan
6
34% Jan
12
43
Commercial
Credit Co
10
41%
42%
41%
41%
40%
42
42
42%
42%
42 3/a
15
22% Jan
2
Commercial
Solvents
No par
17%
17%
17
173/a
17
17%
17%
171/4
17
17%-
7,900
12,100
393/a
39%
Mar 31
16
Mar 23
18% Jan
27
17
37% Dec
2
39%
393/a
39%
393/a
39%
39%
17
37% Dec
7
36% Jan
39% Apr
39% Apr
9
32% Jun
9
$1.32
convertible
25
39%
39i/a
39
39%
39%
39%
39%
39 3/a
39%
39%
39%
20,200
10,000
32% Jun
17
37% Mar 16
36% Jan
39% Apr
9
$1.40
conv
25
*39%
39 3/a
39%
39%
39%
39'%
39%
393/a'
393/a
39%
7,600
No par
10
*6%
6%
6%
63/a
6%
20%
21
203/4
21
20%
20 5/8
20%
20%
20%
21
6,600
No par
22%
22 3/4
223/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22s/8
22%
3,400
25%
253/a
24%
24%
24%
24%
5% Dec 29
8
Mar
36% Jan
4
Jan
6
Commonwealth Edison
Jan
29
Conde
21% Dec 29
27% Jan 27
20% Apr
23% Jan
27
Cone
20% Oct 28
24% Jan
15
21% Jan
23% Mar 26
Congoleum-Nairn
20% Dec 31
18
Dec
30
6% Sep 14
34% Jun 10
103% Jun
12% Dec
2
16"
7
Nast
Mills
Publishing
Co
Corp
Inc
12
25
7% Jan
4
25% Apr
2
10% Mar 30
Consolidated
42% Dec
11
40% Jan
4
44% Feb
5
Consol Edison of N Y com
109% Jan
5
107% Apr
12% Jan
9
109% Mar
4
4
13% Apr
1
16% Apr 24
.25
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
Ex stock distribution
20% Jan
Feb
11
■
3
Co com
preferred
preferred
$5
Coppermines Corp
5
63/a
9%
43
No par
No nar
108 3/4
1.33%
preferred
13%
Consolidated Foods Corp
6 3/a
*6%
6%
V
25%
24%
9%
9%
10%
x93/4
10
43%
423/4
433/8
423/4
43%
43i/a
433/8
1081/4
1081/4
1081/4
*1073/4
133/a
13%
13%
*13%
109
X108
.
13%
13%
*24%
9%
25
10%
393/4
6%
1,600
1,300
10
49,500
43%
43%
108%
1073/a
1073/4
12,500
1,100
13%
13%
13%
1,400
28%
16,100
9%
,
1
Consolidated
23% Jun
100
Jun
10
15
91
Jun
11
Jan
5
48% Jun
16
10
17
Sep 14
5% Dec 23
8
Dec 29
15% Sep 15
28
Jan
5
110% Jan
7
107
Mar 26
98
102
26% Jan
Jan
,
8
28% Mar
Feb
Gas
Elec
Light &
Power Co of Bait com
No par
27%
1
Preferred >4%% series B
Preferred 4% series C.
100
*110%
112
105% Mar 25
Jan
7
13% Apr 27
12% Feb
11
13% Jan 21
Consolidated Laundries Corp
58
2
54
Jan
7
60% Apr
Consolidated Natural Gas
38% Jan
5
18% Jan
7
25
10% Jan
10% Jan
6
5% Jan
4
6% Jan
6
7
6
8% Feb
Jan
Apr
17% Jan
4
Jan
105'
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd—100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
*20%
20 1
22%
6%
15
Consolidated
26
Textile
Co
Inc
22% Feb
3
243/4 Mar 22
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
40% Not
2
38% Jan
8
42% Apr
9
Consumers Power Co com
109% Jan
8
1053/4 Jan
5
110% Apr
5
108% Feb
5
106% Jan
4
109% Feb
1
30
42% Jan
7
54
Apr
9
101% Jan
4
103
Jan
15
10c
1
No par
$4.50
99% Jun
18
36
Jun
17
93
Jun
23
102% Feb 11
2
25% May 21
95% Jun
4
203/4 Jan
4
60% Jan
4
98
Feb
4
preferred
No par
$4.52
preferred—
-No par
Container Corp of America com„10
4% preferred
100
Continental Baking Co cum—No par
$5.50
preferred
No par
58% Nov
6
54% Jan
4
63
Apr
5
Continental Can Inc common
97% Jan
8
96
Jan
21
6
128
Jan
21
18% Jan
89% Sep 23
45% Jan 13
87
May 20
112% Jan
16
133
Jan
Nov
For footnotes see
page 22.
...
tf.
A
■
23% Mar 29
993/4 Mar
143% Apr
—
4
$3.75
5
$4.25
preferred—
conv
2nd
-20
No par
preferred—No par
6
7%
24%
41%
110
*1073/4
49
r-t O r-i
7%
24%
42
27%
28
109%
110
105
*104%
12%
*12%
59%
60%
•20.%
.
105%
12%
13
59%
28%
110%
*104%
105
13
59%
5
-
Jun 19
45
105
279/4
110%
28%
111
15
6
35% Apr 23
09
/
9
7
22%
6
*6
7
7
7
233/4
41 %
110
109
108
102
*20%
6
110%.
50%
59
50
•101%
24%
42
110%
1083/4
50%
102
23%
41%
110
*1073/4
49%
*101%
28%
28
109%
1097/a
109
109
105
105
105
105
28
•
■
30
13
*123/4
13
12%
13'/a
1,100
60
59%
•20%
60 3/4
60
60%
9,300
22%
6%
7y®
24 y«
42
110%
108
50%
102
22%
♦20%
22
— — -
*6%
6%
6%
6%
900
7%
7%
7%
7%
24%
3,700
45,500
413/4
42
,42
42%
7,800
109%
110
109
109%
1083,4
1083/4
108 %
24'/8
*1073/4
243/s
24%
50%
52
513/4
54
*101%
102
*101%
102
22%
23
22%
23
22%
23
223/4
23
22%
97
97%
96%
96%
96
96%
*953/4
96
*95%
62%
63
62y8
623/4
62
62%
62%
62%
62'/a
62%
*98%
102
*98%
100i/4
*98%
100'A
*98%
100%
*98%
100%
143
143%
145
142%
142%
145
142%
142%
*141
80
*141
22 3%
96
350
130
12,800
«...
*4,100
110
6,400
...
120
,
I!
■«
1,200
10%
62%
preferred—
Co
e
3,500
1,300
1,400
10%
61%
convertible
Copper
*63/4
\
H ■
38,200
10%
*23%
Chrysler Corp
9
133/a
7
*1
500
10% ..•10%
25
5%
Chile
2
31%
13%
25
25
11
25 Va Mar 30
64% Mar 19
12
31%
13%
7
25/8
10% Feb
Jan
31 J/4
13
7
*23/a
Feb
14% Jan
31%
12%
7
2%
56% Feb
95% Jan
31 J/4
12%
7
9%
21
102
31%
12%
7
12%
2
6
31%
12%
.
7
2%
5
10
31%
12%
*12%
13
15
31%
12%
2V2
Jan
Jun
31%
12%
13% Feb
9% Sep
235/8
2%
96% Jan
70% Oct
25
23%
12%
common
39
95
243/s
23%
1
Co
29
47
245/8
23%
10
Childs
I
24%
22%
68%
Chickasha Cotton Oil
2
24%
223A
99
18
4
24%
23%
*8%
24
Dec
24%
22%
-
18,300
24%
X24 Va
99
Jan
30% Dec
24%
24%
•23%
65%
Feb
55
24%
24%
9%
3
16
17%
99%
14
25
17%
24
68%
1% Jan
22
17%
24%
*8%
No par
conv
29
24% Jun
2,800
17%
243/a
99%
5%
13
35% Jan
18
*17 J/4
preferred series A
100
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Chicago Rock Tsl & Pac RR
11% Jan
2
200
72
10
Jan
89
68
11
102
89
72
Dec
91% Jun
90
*885/e
29
814 Jan
22% Dec
30%
34%
55%
3% Feb
19
30%
33%
28%
7
2,000
30 5/8
53%
preference—No par
80
23%
7
1;
2,800
5%
34%
12%
convertible
36%
103 %
5%
30%
54%
$3
36
103%
5%
34
29
A
36 J/2
105
30%
90
53%
6% Oct
17% Jun
5%
34%
33%
r
12
Western
12
7V2 Jan
*30
30%
36
*103%
5%
28%
58% Dec
22
36%
105
100
North
preferred series
Jan
9% Mar 15
104
par
&
5%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com_No
14% Feb
10% Sep 22
1% Dec 18
Pac
noncum
9% Jan
95
7% Oct 13
par
-
Class B
104
100
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry corn—50
5
59
28
convertible
Class
9
6
21% May 21
44% Aug
6
62% Mar 19
34% Feb
41% Oct
No par
Manufacturing
Corp of Virginia
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No
26
2
preferred
3%%
744 Mar 31
1Q1/4 Mar 25
36%
5%
6
18% Feb
4
Apr
36%
5%
25y8 Mar 19
80
_•
1.25
$4.50
Checker Cab
f-
r;
500
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
26% Jun
i
iSi
800
24%
9.50
_No par
Central
Chain
*15%
5
West. Corp
(v
23,700
74
5%
.
20%
118
20%
1
20%
15,400
74
5%
5
Co
20%
120
130
52
104%
118
20%
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry
50
*103%
124
74%
17
20% Jan
9
700
*117
17
13
3
42%
20 Va
.120
17
19% Oct
5'
*117
17
1
Feb
118
16%
26
15% Mar 20
118
20%.
Xl6%
6% Feb
37
42
*122
■
18 Va
10% Feb
38% Jan
122
17%'
9% Mar 12
14
20%.,.. 20%
117% 119
49
18%
17% Mar 16
15
*120
2,900
15%
73%
16
Sep
121%
120
80
43%
14%
73%.
30
11% Sep
121%
120
1,700
116
43%
42%
60 Va
♦
15%
73%
6% Dec
30
15
15%
*14%
18
10 Va Dec
18
60%
15%
73
29
7% Jan
57%
15
15%
18%
15% Jan
12% Mar 18
60 y4
14%
15%
73
23 % Jan
8
58
15
72%
10
5i'
41%
Xl8%
25
Feb
^common
conv preferred series, A. 100
Corp common
No par
preferred
20
24
17% Jan
60%
4%%
28% Feb
25
43%
15%
100
43%,
41%/
Celotex
28% Feb
6
*114%
43%
41%.
15
.—12.50
;
116
43%
41%'
50%
4'/2%
4
_1
1
Corp
*114%
43i/2
41%
104y4
23% Dec
15% Mar 15
60%
*114%, 116
X43%
42
50%
5
2
10
43%
*103%
Central
21% Apr
18% Feb
43%
*41%
50%
10
8
19 Va
104 y4
14
14
19,% Jan
19%
20
18% Jun
2
19%
48%
25
Mar
19
*103%
14% Sep
14 Vi Sep
20% Mar
112
56,200
19-
19
20%
24
19
19
Xll4%
104% -
17% Jun
105 % Jan
39%
20
12
6
19%
19%
115%. 115%
36%
9%
*103%
Jun
Jan
5.800
38
9%
104%
97
110
9%
37
9%
*103%
42% Mar 25
Feb
9%
37
Prefeired 4.20%
10Q
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7% 2nd preferred—
100
16
42
9%
33%
48%
35% Jun
8
9%
351/4
19%
114%
48%
13
38»/4 Jan
9%
33%
48%
Central
Shares
9%
1Q
5%
the Week
35 %
5
preferred
11% July 14
4
Apr. 9
No par
common-
Caterpillar Tractor
25
14y4Apr
Co
Friday
Apr. 8
9%
Ry_100
__
Corp —
Carriers & General
7%
Thursday
Apr. 7
34%
10.
& .Ohio
Carrier
Case.(J I)
Wednesday
Apr. 6
6
Co_.
"Carpenter Steel Co
2
12% Jan
22
59 % Sep
Jan
4% Jan
9"
119
"
Carolina
Tuesday
Apr; 5'
l
(The!
(Philip), Mfg Co
Carey
26
Apr
21 ye,Jan
4
16
129% Feb
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum
Sales far
Monday
Par
Carolina Power, & Light
*7
9
Mar 23
15
14% Mar 30
113'
18
9
191/4 Mar 18
6
■
46% Jan
14
143
18% Dec 29
104
Dec
49
12% Sep 24
14% Sep 16
24
Jan
10% Jan
17% Jan
5
107
Jan '5:
113% Mar 19
39% Sep? 14
34'/a Jan
2
111 % Dec
28
May 27
19% May 25
4
Continued—-Pago 3
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
8% Jan.
13% Jan, 29
13
>
I
/
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 12, 1954
(1622)
i
ST0CK^REC0RD 7:
NEW YORK
STOCKS
Baoft for Prevless
Lowest
Hitkeit
Monday
Toesday
Wednesday
EXCHANGE
Apr. 5
Apr. 6
Apr. 7
Highest
-
LOW AND HIGH BALK prices
NEW YORK STOCK
Range 81am Jan. 1
Tear 1953
Lowest
10% Mar 17
4
8% Apr
8
17% Jun
11
20% Mar 17
18
Feb
23
19% Jan
14
9% Sep
13% Mar
3
10% Jan
6
12% Feb
11
Continental Diamond
82% Jan
7
Feb
15
7% Jan
4
Jun
16
16
7% Sep
14
11% Mar 25
48% Oct
13
62% Jan
15% Sep
15
22
19 % Sep
14
7% Mar
67
19% Sep
21
19% Sep 15
48 % Jan
6
43% Dec
30
18% Sep
Jun
58
72
52
5
27% Feb
28
55"% Jan 30
44% Mar
15
26% Mar 25
21% Jan
68 % Jan
60
93% Sep
67% Feb
15
6
15% Dec
29
3% Sep 15
1% Nov 30
25% Sep 15
1
87% Jun
6
99 % Apr
5
24
78% Mar 12
174% Jan
5
182% Mar 29
Jan
4
21% Mar 22
Jun
25
78
Nov
9
176% Dec 31
18% Nov
16
16
Jan
20
5
2
1 % Jan
28% Jan
4
91% Jan
4
10
26% Jun
16
27% Jan
26% Mar 22
15
15
13% Dec
24
11% Dec
31
24
Jun
180
5% Sep
15
2
15
101 % Jan
6
21% Jan
Mar 17
89
Apr
26% Apr
.
Apr
14 % Jan
20% Jan
6
11% Jan
5% Apr
34% Jan
22%
22%
23
23%
50%
*49
50%
50%
*49
50%
8% Apr
6% Jan
7
9
Mar
54 % Jan
5
7% Jan
4
97%
96%
96%. 96%
Jan
11
,
73%
*181%
182%
*181%
20%
20%
19%
33%
33
34%
35%
*99
100%
*99%
100%
26%
26%
26%
common
10o
pfd
non-cum
100
Jun
3
97% Feb
11
94% Jan
17% Aug 31
23% Feb
2
5%
5%
5%
53%
53%
9%
9%
9%
Cunningham Drug Stores Ine—2.50
Curtis
Publishing common
1
30%
30%
6%
7%
$7
Corp common
preferred series
convertible
58
58
*58
10%
10%
10'A
27
27%
27
27 "A
27
♦135
136%
•135
Inc
136'/2
A——100
11
100
12% May 14
47% Jan
5
9% Feb
35% Jan
2
24% Jan
4
28% Jun
18
33% Jan
B
32% Jan
4
40'A Sep
10% Oct
21
52% Feb
2
13
15% Jan
30
12>A Jan
16
27% Dec
21
27
14
46
11
30% Jan
10% Jan
24
14
15
Decca
13%
13%
*13%
14
*13%
41%
41%
56
*55%
41 Va
55
56%
14
*13%
14%
42%
43
42%
43%
*56%
58
.58%
58%
43
57%
100
100
6,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
38%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38%
*95'A
96%
95
95 Va
94
94
*95
95 y2
95%
96
*95%
97
*99
99%
*99
Xl5%
15%
3,500
14
38%
96 y2
100
;
13 %
10
97
♦95
*98%
99%
*98%
15%
15%
15%
9%
9%
1
common.
44%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
28%
29 Va
28%
29
28%
29%
29'/a
29 y2
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
9%
10
9%
1,800
200
99%
15%
3,700
,
97
99%
15%
*95
10
Delaware & Hudson
100
.
*95'A
ROo
30'A Mar
*13%
1,600
5
*38%
Tnc
7
90
*4%
5,800
33%
90
5
13%
15%
8
33
91
*4%
38%
15%
25
32%
*89%
96 y2
13%
ftOo
15% Feb
•
38%
99%
46% Feb
32%
3,300
51
136%
*95'A
99%
4
27%
49
100
series C.
42% Mar 25
27%
61,200
*135
14
55%
160
500
10%
49%
4%
41
200
58%
*
136%
90
*4%
27%
1,400
5,800
,
7
common
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Co
5
Co
Records
90
*4%
41%
27%
1,400
97
49
32%-32%
91
4%
80
series B
Deere
32%
*89
91
—100
Rubber
ft
32%
32 %
46'A
4%
—10
30% Apr
9
34% Mar 23
Apr
32%
*89
46%
7,800
-
7
♦135
47
46'A
46%
1
series A
Preferred 3.90%
10
Feb
46%
20
__
Preferred 3.75%
10%
27'A
136 %
preferred
6
Dec
10%
58
10%
1
3%%
Davton
58
10%
58
10%
*135
30%
58%
57%
10%
10o
9%
97
57%
No par
5%
97
l
2,500
53%
*6%
97
pfd
5%
7
97
10
■
13%
*30%
97
11,100
200
9%
31
96
1
96
23 Va Sep
200
1,500
52%
>
7
96
Ku
13
26
*30%
96
Davega Stores Corp common—.2.80
Mar 12
7
96
common
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
Inc
5%
31
6%
No par
preferred
Curtiss-Wrlght
Class
*30%
7
6%
No par
preferred
Prior
31
*30
18
13%
53%
9%
1
19% Jan
6,800
*
*17
5%
53%
Preferred 3.75%
15y8 Mar 25
i
-
42 %
•170
9'/2
96% Apr
Apr
42
200
55%
Dayton Power ft Light
Jan
boo
14%
33
104%
13%
*170
541/4
Daystrom
91
: 1,500
34,400
26%
j.
*32%
17%
13%
200
9%
4
16
*17
13%
*170
5%
9
Jan
17
13%
13%
200
54'A
14
92
17
18
13%
*170
5%
9
Apr 28
*17
13%
200
9%
58% Apr
Apr
*13%
*170
54%
27% Mar 23
39% Mar
*79%
5%
52% Mar 15
5
14
9%
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
Preferred 4.60% series A
4
1%
100%
26%
32%
4,500
35%
35%
*99
14
V
54%
9
13
14
32%
5
Inc
43% Apr
Jan
14%
33%
10
common
preferred
Press
24
90
14
*32%
100
4%%
38% Feb
37% Jan
26%
26%
24
18
*17
100
14% Mar 15
11% Jan
26%
26%
10,500
4
1%
35%
100%
60
20%
4
1%
33
*99
14%
5
a
1%
34
50
181
20%
3%
102
32%
13% Apr
17
1%
1%
1%
3%
33%
13%
13% Aug 20
Jan
4
*99%
32%
preferred
Dana
16% Jan 29
20%
37/s
*179
330
1
92
20
14 %
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
Mar 19
39'A Dec
19%
33%
5% Mar 12
15
19%
13%
4
16
20%
26%
4 % Jan
11% Dec
181 %
*32%
8% Mar 17
33'/b Jun
180
2
2.5o
22
Mar 16
182%
11,300
82
Corp
Cutler-Hammer
57
182%
73%
82
9
17
182%
120
100
72%
81%
15
49
*98%
72%
80%
Feb
19
100
72%
9,000
„
80
Apr
31% Jun
*98%
72%
680
98%
99%
;
79%
51
14'A May 4
40 Va Nov 10
100
97
*98
80 Va
136
Mar
•98%
98%
98%
80
7
36
97
97%
/
80
11
90
97%
97%
25
Corp (The)
convertible
Jan
11
97
1,200
4,000
v.
22,900
Jan
87'A Jan 26
61
26%
39
30% Jan
29%
61
104%
134
8
29%
61%
26
17
Jan
29%
61%
42%
15
40% Mar 28
29
26%
Apr
92
29
61%
104%
Jan
13
49%
41%
43
22
49%
71%
1%
1%
1%
48%
*96%
4
8,200
.
50%
48%
61
%, 73%
4
4
3%
24
46%
24%
138
29'A Sep
72
23%
*49
600
104%
23
83% Dec
100
*98%
99%
72%
4,000
28%
98%
97
1,400
27%
24'A
Cuba RR 6%
58% Apr
9
10% Mar 31
25
27% Mar 20
29
61
61%
22%
26%
42%
1
99
28%
61
28%
99%
Cuban-American Sugar common._10
29
4
Jan
46%
22%
104%
6% Mar 15
2
57
22%
*49
46%
47
22%
26%
23%
31% Sep 13
23% Jun
22%
22%
26%
41%
5
2
15
26%
104%
15
4
7% Sep
23
26
42%
8% Jan
9% Feb
34
22%
26%
22
9,500
24%
30% Apr
57% Feb
86
23%
26%
17%
104%
8
28% Jan
29
21
83
23%
26%
17%
13,100
-
41%
Cuneo
15
82 »A May 28
23'/a
17 %
*17%
9%
104%
3
6% Sep
23% Sep
Sep
17%
63 %
9
42%
5
49% Sep
Dec
17%
62%
24%
Feb
93
4
17 %
5,800
9%
63%
104%
9% Jan
8% Mar
100% Jul 28
Jan
17
80%
9
63
42%
6
52 % Apr
:
15
31
131
17%
9
24%
7%
Mar 17
79%
63%
46%
8%
104%
8
8% May 21
79%
62
6,800
100
3,300
,
b
5%
14% Feb 25
Jan
79%
79
9%
62%
,
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer common—28
26
5
Jan
79%
80'
No par
of Wheat
CrownrZellerbach
9
17
11%
11
100
$2 preferred
9
82
11
11%
97
1
Corp
common
perferred-.
Crown Cork ft Seal Common
1
36% Jan
12% Mar 19
18
Cream
21
185
64
93% Dec
105
72% Jan
33% Jan
18
5% Sep
International
Mar 18
42% Mar 31
34% Jan
16
21
21
Sep
29% Jan
17
Jan
Nov
27
;
33
11%
96%
1
Co
18%
11%
60%
•
common
Inc
Coty
14% Mar 18
Jan
35% Dec
103
6% Sep
52
Works
Coty
3%%
*18%
11%
28%
Products
Crane
8%
8%
*
11
20% Sep
68% Sep
1
8%
46%
Refining common 25
7% preferred
100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
35% Apr '
8
99% Mar 30
8%
18%
61%
22%
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947.100
Cum
Corn
8%
*18%
9%
*49
.
Dubiller Electric Corp
1
Exchange Bank ft Tr Co—2o
3%%
8%
18%
11%
.
7%
18%
26%
Bo
series
pref 6%
Shares
Apr. 9
r
8%
18%
23
6%
Corning Glass
17
1% Feb
4
3
Jan
9
4% Feb
3% Mar 16
2
21
Mar
34 % Apr
95
12
15% Mar
May 18
Corn
71% Feb
98
% Jan
27% Mar 12
91
79%
Apr. »
*17%
Cornell
9
Preferred
11
95
34% Jan
2
4
98% Apr
98% Feb
19
29
10% Dec
28
9
8
87% Jan
96% Jan
Jun
25% Jan
Convertible
25
96 % Jan
>
90% Dec 21
Mar 31
79%
the Week
Friday
'
f
62%
9
Copperweld Steel Co
9
J«n
32% Mar
Mar 22
11%
1
70
Apr
1
93% Sep 14
161
Apr
11%
Bales fa*
Thursday
62%
of
Corp
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp eommoa—S
Copper Range Co
No per
63% Feb
4
18
15
8
52
5
*18%
79%
-10
Continental Steel
49 % Apr
12
Jan
49
5
24
20 % Jan
2
Jan
52
Continental Oil
28% M>r 16
22% Jan
8%
18"%
Continental Motors
8
23% Mar
Jan
20
6
26% Jan 27
J28
Continental Insurance
Mar 15
9% Mar 18
15% Jan
Mar 18
28% Mar
84
63% Apr
17% Feb
Jan
8
8%
Continental Cop ft Steel Ind
5% convertible preferred.
*18%
11%
15
7% Sep
j
Conttnifi—Ptgv 4
9%
9%
100
15
9%
3,300
9%
15,700
43%
44
29%
30%
*33%
,
90
v
341/B
1,800
>
-
30,500
20
34 Va
34 Va
34
100
43 Va
43%
43
42%
42%
43
43%
45
13%
13%
13%
43%
13%
42%
50
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
.
Delaware Power ft Light Co—-13.80
27%
28
27'A
27%
27
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
10,000
63
62
7%
nreferred
Delaware
2
Lack
ft
Western
900
.
3,800
8,800
Denver ft Rio Grands Wssl
55% Dec 29
60
9
55% Jan
12
64
% Mar
4
81 % Apr
28
99
14
101
Mar
9
7
Aug 4
24% Mar 23
93% Jan
15% Oct
16% Jan
4
191/4 Mar
5
24% Jan
16
30% Dec 14
28% Jan
11
61
July 24
Dec
'
64
Mar
67
14
6% Mar 17
9 % Dec
29
16% Mar 25
17% Sep
18% Sep
15
19% Jun
16
25
Sep
14
33
95% Jun
9
108
32% Jun
30
24
9% Sep
10% Sep
Jan
4
18"
1
15
21
2
60
Jun
29
16
2%
2%
9
9'A
9
Feb
19'A Apr
5
De Vilbiss Co
g
18%
19 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
Jan
10
8
29
Mar 29
7
31% Apr
108% Feb
10
4
12 Vb Jan
4.40%
x37 %
38
X33%
Jun
4
89% Jun
23
10
36y2 Mar 15
Jan
3
104% Jan
12
941/4 Jan
6
281/4 Jan
13
B
3%%
No par
de
Nem
1
*35%
39
*34
38
♦
39
*34
39
•34
39
No par
7%
7%
117%
Common
Preferred
$4.50
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
series
No par
49
Mar 12
$3.75
preferred
50
Mar
4
$4.15
preferred
50
52% Mar
8
4%
5
83
1
July
2
89
com
10
-
23
9% Jan
7
10% Feb
18
4.20%
DWG
23% Mar 11
18% Jan
12
20% Feb
15
28% Jan
25
15 % Jan
18% Feb
Eastern
9j/b Jan
12% Apr
Eastern
56'A Apr
Eastman
46% Jan
.
165
94
Feb
102
39% Sep 21
1% Dec 22
57
Feb
171
Feb
44
Apr
6%
24% Mar 24
Edison
3
22y4 Jan
19
91% Apr
2
26% Mar 31
Ekco Products
100
Jan
4
103
Mar 11
Bros
Co
Stores
Co
23
16% Apr
9
11
45% Mar
2
4
10% Oct
13
22
Oct
5
48% Dec 31
44
Oct
6
30
Sep 15
13% Sep 15
9% Dec 30
20% Sep 15
25% Dec 23
89% Dec 21
20% Jun
6
4
Sep 18
16
Dec 22
64% Dec 22
70% Jun 15
26
33% Feb
11% Mar
4
23% Jan
51% Nov 30
60% Feb
4
12
27% Apr
9
51
22% Feb
17
27% Mar 12
Jan
98% Feb
22% Jan
-
24% Mar
7% Jan
5
66
Jan
72
Mar
12
9
9% Mar 31
16 y« Jan
B
Apr 21
22.
Mar 16
92 5
Mar 13
see^nago.
25
*46%
47'A
*46%
471/4
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
190
50%
50%
50%
50%
1,000
*52%
53
53
53
10%
10%
20'A
18% Jan 27
70
8
Jan
28
74% Feb
5
53
*52%
10%
10
*52'/2
53
*ioy8
10%
10%
1
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
23%
23%
X22%
23i/4
23
23%
16%
16
16
*16%
16%
16%
16 Vs
12%
12
12 Va
11%
11%
11%
12%
*90
26%
*104
545/b
55%
167
55>/4
*166%; 167
43%
43%
22 5A
22%
15%
16
15%
42%
42
25%
1%
2
255/a
25%
22%
23
92%
26
16
v
(42%
,
2
.25%
110
*104
-
26%
3,000
55%
17,900
16
16'/2
16%
165/s
42%
42%
42%
44
13,000
1%
1%
1%
2
15,700
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26%
11%
11%
11%
3,800
26%
27
27%
15,900
49%
-♦49
49 y2
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
25%
25
25%
24%
25 V.
25'A
49%
49%
49
50%
50 3A
*50
37%
37%
*49
491/2
♦49
49%
5iy4
*50
51
51
52
52%
38%
37%
37%
37%
38
16%
16 S/B
17
16 5/8
17
17 y8
17%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
24%
24%
241/8
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
Endicott Johnson Corp common
25
4% pref ler red
.100
26%
27>A
26%
27
951/4: 96%
26%
27
95 Va
24%
24%
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—'
Co
"
Equitable teas 0o
Equitable Office Bldg
8.50
1
Erie RR common
5%
preferred series
95%
96%
(lt
?4%
24'A
,,
9Va
Erie ft Pittsburgh^ RR Co^,
17%
68
74%
24%
9y4
9
.
„
—
f
16%
16%
16%
67%
*67%
*71%
74%
♦71% -74%
.
6,400
.7,700
27
95
95 y4
24'A
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5,000
-
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68
68
68
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27
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80
1,600
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24%
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17 y8
10%
•7,500
52% '
37%
16%
5
District Electric
_
1%
15%
42
11%
37%
!
5,300
110
1%
15%
41%
25%
Natural Gas
3.200
-
26%
*104
!
110
22%
26Va
1
4,800
92 y2
*91
-
12,300
43%
22%
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4,800
<
170%
42%
110
11%
50
600
12%
54%
26%
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16%
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92 V2
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26%
20%
23%
16 Va
12'A
55%
22%
20%
-
43
22%
20
700
10%
23%
-
170 Vs
42%
*91
110
*104
110
54%
168%
43 Va
265/a
26%
26%
551/4
166%
42%
92J/2
*90
92 y2
54%
166%
110
53
10%
20%
24
42%
preferred
*52%
10%
4
Empire
300
13,700
50%
10
preferred
Paso
700
•
30%
52%
15
El
Jan
30%
46%
No par
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
26
30%
-
50%
1%
3
11% Jan 26
30%
18,100
122
100
46 y2
1
6
38% Apr
17% Mar
30 y2
118
*99%
*51%
5
5%
4
100
50%
100
common
2nd
117%
*121
122
100
52%
2.50
9
4
Jan
30%
*121
99%
47
23%
common
52% Apr
10
122
99%
507/s
22%
Inc
5%
conv
100
52%
43%
11
14% Jan
.
—
47
47%
55 Ve
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
Co
30%
43 Va
Auto-Lite (The)
Elec ft Mus Ind Amer shares
Elliott
30%
♦166%
Jan
49% Mar 29
35% Jan 11
24% Mar 12
8% Nov 27
_Rgr footnotes
15
2
Jan
22% Jan
74 % Feb
12% Jan
6
18% Mar
74
3
48% Mar 18
26% Feb 19
29% Feb
9
99
6
8
37% Jan
14
27% Jan
30%
a
Electric
23% Dec 29
l'/2Jan
4
118%
—
5,300
52%
100
40 Va Feb
Jan
30%
common——.10
common
13% Feb
6
*99%
12%
preferred
Mar 12
24 Va Jan
122
100%
—100
2'A Apr 15
37% Jan
9
2% Mar 11
117%
110
—
7%
19%
4%% preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
17% Feb 24
117%
*120%
7%
23%
Manufacturing Co
4 Va %
X121
121%
100%
*16y8
Kodak
85% Feb
7
11
115%
121 Va
7%
47%
Stainless Steel Corp
4
117%
7%
B
Corp
preferred
Eaton
7%
51%
Corp
24
7%
*50%
Eastern Airlines Inc
20% Jan
20
24% Dec
May 28
12% Sep 14
4 Mar
115%
34
700
15,700
50
preferred
Cigar
37% Feb
7%
23%
*52 y4
Eagle-Flcher Co.
22% Jan
22
7%
23%
5o
preferred
52 % Feb
16% Jan
20% Jun
Duquesne Light Co
May"l5
Jan
.
(EI) ft Co-
53
48'/a Jan 30
25% Mar 25
45,200
v
84
8
47% Dec 18
23%
*82%
4
169
16,200
37'A
103%
23%
23%
200
111%
36%
103%
84
12
18
110%
37%
104
*82%
Jan
30
23 Va
112%
36%
*103%
104
84
48% Jan
156% Sep
36% Sep
23%
23%
111
36%
*103%
*82%
50% Jan
16
35%
36%
104
84
5
41% Jun
35%
♦103%
.
*82 y2
9
Feb
36%
103 %
67
23%
10
31
114
*65%
82'A1
Dec
8% Dec
-
67
23 y8
48% Jan
Mar 19
36
103%
.
82%
52
53
111%
t
100
preferred-
Dunhili International
Duplan Corp
-
16%
10 Va
50o
common
convertible
Pont
•
11%
'29%
116%
Dresner Industries
12
118% Apr
8
1221/4 Mar 30
—No par
No par
common
$4 preferred series A
5
100% Apr
2
30% Mar 24
Co
4
8
19 Va Mar 27
15 y2 Mar 17
12,200
111%
Chemical
23
4
1,000
17%
108%
Dow
43'/2 Jun
18
11%
17
112%
Douglas Aircraft Co Ino
4
47 y2 Apr
Sep 22
66%
11%
108%
Mar 31
Feb
13% Dec
*65%
17%
48
20%
*64%
11%
30% Dec
17% Sep
66%
11%
27
10%
1,700
16%
14
6
52%
16%
Apr
9% Jan
52%
11%
Ltd
42
45
53%
16%
Mines
25'A Sep
4
1,600
52%
11%
8y2 Jan 26
11
115% Jan
10'A
52%
16%
Dome
du
2
10
52%
12
82% Apr
38% Jan
4
12
10%
53%
16%
38i/4 Jan
4
97
10
12
118
15
108% Dec
118% Jan
10
66%
23% Mar 18
109
10
16%
conv preferred series A
50
Pepper Co
No par
Dr.
4
24% Jan
Jun
2,300
10,100
12
5%
10
103% Mar 26
91
11 Va
29%
67
67% Mar 30
2
Jan
11%
29%
*11%
17% Mar
No par
common
1,300
11
29%
*66
12% Feb
Co
11%
11
29%
52
4
11
11%
800
11
53%
Cup
2,300
.
34%
29 y8
53%
5
7
11%
11%
120
38
11
Dixie
4
2
11%
2,200
28%
10
33% Feb
13
11%
11%
10%
100% Jan
12% Jan
11%
11%
9,300
,
31%
*33%
10'A
Corp-Seagrams Ltd—
Corp
1,100
108
37%
33%
1
8
30
37%
33%
Divco
13
6% Dec
37
33%
11
11
75 Va Jan
37%
33%
28%
Jan
18% Jan
37%
11%
14 y2 Jan
5
38
343/e
906
7,400
28
30%
37%
69
9%
108
34
•
700
,
2%
27%
30%
108%
4,700
-
18%
18%
28 *.
27%
30%
107%
.
29%
43% Jan
Feb
V\
11
10% Jan
43
108
54% Mar 30
4
83% Jan 14
11%'
27%
30%
*30%
*107%
29%
102% Jan
2
common
preferred——
31
108 r
2
10
15
r
34
Match
cum
27
28
30%
108
18%
Distillers
29
July 29
26%
28
30%
108
*18'/a
11% Jan 13
9% Mar 17
Jan
30%
108
25
Diamond T Motor Car Co——2
Diana Stores Corp
BOo
4
Jan
27%
f
lp
100
.
No par
$1.50
10
40
.
enrnmnw
preferred
cum
Diamond
8
11% Feb
Corp
Diamond Alkali Co
38'A Apr
1
34% Jan 28
311/4 Feb
Steel
Devoe ft Reynolds class a
9
4
94 '/2 Jun
36
1
2%
9%
33'A Jun
17 % Sep
75
Dec
*64%
2%
9Vs
10% Mar 15
79
'
*2%
9'A
28% Mar 24
26
23% Mar 10
87% Dec 17
69
2%
10% Jan
13% Feb
*64%
69
*64%
2%
9%
57
Sep le
69-
4,500
2%
4
3
*64%
69
2,000
31
30%
'
9'A
May 23
NOV 30
31
18%
9'A
29% Nov 12
12
30%
64%
100'A
2%
4
41% Deo
18%
f
12
12
31
63 Va
100%
-18%
101
18%
l
33% Jan
17
31
63%
►-* O O
Detroit-Michigan Stora Co
33% Jan
13% Feb
♦64 Va
18%
30%
62
•
100%
183/fl
Detroit
3
7% Sep
10
Detroit Hillsdale ft S W RR Co.109
23
62
♦99%
18%
30%
31
30%
1004
7
13
14 y8
18%
20
Edison
60%
63
99%
18%
29
40% Feb
31'A Jun
13% Dec
3
100»/4
Jan
27% Jan
101
67% Feb
Detroit
«
18%
10% Jan
20% Jan
Mar 17
Jan 22
Mar 15
63
100%
8
Mar 25
34% Feb
Jun 12
25
24
9
24% Mar 10
>
Feb
2 % Jan
2
2% Dec
-
31
Escnw ctfs for common nt«j-.100
Escrow ctfs for nreferred
10n
Derby Oil Co (TJbe)
-
,
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•
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■
.
Volume 179
-Number 5315
...
■
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Basse for
'
Year 1953
;
11% Jan
4
15 '/a Feb
26
Sep
14
14% Mar
12
Nov
10
16% May
12% Feb
16
39% Sep
14
49% Jan
4
13'/a Apr
69% Apr
8
59% Mar
Jan
2
1% Mar 26
2% Jan
18
July 13
3
Products
Evans
Ex-Cello
Co__.
Thursday
Apr. 7
Friday
Apr. 8
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14%
14%
15
14%
14%
143/3
4434
13%
13%
13%
xl4%
13%
13%
14%
13%
13"%
133/4
67
13%
67%
6,100
69%
68
69
6,900
2
600
64%
3.50
Buffet Corp
1%
66
63%
65%
64'/a
1%
1%
1%
1%
28% Mar 25
21% Jan
4
1
Fairbanks
21%
22 3/a
'22%
22%
10% Mar 25
9%Ja*
11
13% Apr
1
13 %
12%
13 %
29
2
18% Jan
27
Falrchlld Engine ft Airplane Corp_l
Fajardo Sugfir Co
20
13
16% Dec
16% Apr
16%
16%
*16%
16%
14% Oct
13
16% Mar 24
15% Jan
11
16% Apr
7
Falstaff
16%
16%
16
15% Jun
17
19
Jan -8
17 V* Jan
18% Mar
1
Family
18%
18%
18%
48% Jun
24
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
21% Sep
21
34% Apr
14
22
10% Sep
15
Oct
9
48
40
11
56
Mar
Apr
6
26
Jan
13% Feb
24
16% Apr
8
66% Mar
53% May
-
9
58
Feb
18
64% Apr
56% Apr
5
14
31
Oct
1
35% Sep
14
48
04
105
8% Dec
1
29
1 Jan
Oct
7
13% Jun
13
8
5%%
Federal
4
99% Jan
4
|5
8% Jan
4
9% Jan
26
2
,20% Jan
4
25 % Apr
9
41
May
2
;
76
1
107
8
54
Oct
26
Dec
•'
Feb
15
14% Jan
.63
Jan
12
105
Mar 10
30
25% Sep
18
32
93 *
10
100
4
30% Apr
6
101% Apr
9
25% Jan
Mar 25
Feb
11
t98% Jan
24% Feb 27
16% Jan
29% Dec
16% Aug 24
21% Jun 10
28% Jan
7
39% Oct. 21
38% Jan
44
Apr
6
11% Jan
14% Jan
30% Jan
92,
99
Jan
5
93% Jan
2
37% Jan
Jan.27
88% Jan
6
98
9
103
4
100
Jan
11
24
6% Jan
4
Jun
26
14% Sep
15
6% Dec
29
♦64%
67
16%
50,000
12
12
19
41
Mar 16
10
Mar
8% Jan
Mar 22
Carpet
Co
Fair
iV*%
convertible
8%% preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
8
25
11
Jan
7
Franklin
45% Jan
4
62
Mar 18
Freeport
11
Jan
7
12% Mar 15
Froedtert
Mar 24
23% Jan
4
27
Mar 18
Jan
69% Jan
4
78
Apr
-5
4>%
6% Jan
22
Gabriel
23% Apr
7% Apr
8
Galr Co
1
22
4% Sep
15
15% Sep
6% Sep
15
20% Jan
15
6
82
9%
24.3/4
330
9%
1,400
.24% -25'A
,
,11,600
,18,800
81%
82
18%
18%
183/4
B2'A '.84%
183/4 .19%
74%
74%
74
106%
106
52
52%
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102%
18
...
44
13%
40%
40%
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-
100
39%
38%
95%
96
100
♦99%
30%
30%
303/a
30 3A
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1023%
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102%
101'A
101%
18
18
173/4
18
32%
33i%
32%
33'A
431/4
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43%
50%
7%
433A
133/4
39%
38%
100
39
95
95
60
2,100
33
8,200
44
i
5,200
133/4
100
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4,100
38 3A
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39%
9,000
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100
1ft
39%
39%
;
39%
39%
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96
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96%
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480
*
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99
99 3A
98%
99
99
9.9
21%
22%
213A
223%
22
22%
223/s
22%
7%
7%
10,000
i8 3/4:
43%
13'A
39%
39
1,300
'
13'A.
401/4
V96
900
,7 % :
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44
12%
100
50%
18
39%
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•
22%
22
*7%
7%
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7%
7%
*7%
10%
10%
59
59%
12%.
12%
*12%
common
1
26
26 %
25%
26 Va
I0f
77%
78
78
•
12%
78
It
30 "A
100
38%
10
29%
I31/2
QS
10
7%
43%
>*99
300
;107 'A
50%
73/4
40%
39% '
.
503%
7%
;
33%
*13
•
107
511/4
18 '/a
43%
-13%
107
9,200
7%
30%
•101%-102%
32% '
107
3,800
'76
50%
30%
17%
106
105
8
33 %
-
43%
.
8
18%
-
33
106
51%. 51%
30%
1
preferred
9%
9%
-74.1/4
—
Gamble-Skogmo
Dec
.6,400
103%
18%
l
27%
„
900
42'A
IO31/4
■73%
100
.
24%
»41%
233%
23
24%
42
18%
29%
100
Corp
Co
24%
100
74%
-
It
Corp
1,200
18 %
No par
Fruebauf Trailer Co
Stores
Sulphur
3,000
3%
1.68
103
413%
103
9%
•
■
56%
*33/a
73
1
•
9%
82
82% >82%
24%
,413/4
22 y4
*55%
3%
18%
8'/.
l§.
preferred
83
8%
No par
cum
f
*66
56%
31/4
>74%
7%
common
9%
23 %
9%
69
56
104'A
■
100
106%
No par
Inc
9%
,22%
41'A
103%
.
104'%
56
18%
->
1
Stores
24%
41%
•
54%
*54
73%
-
5
.
3'A
24%
24%
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23%
*82%
10
,3%
Xl04 %
9%
-
54'%
3%
24%
41%
•65%
55%
*3%
104
23%
_5
Power
79
21% Sep 15
41%
104
common.Nopax
13% Apr 13
51% Mar 17
j9
24%
,5
.66
54
-
3%
24%
100
Co
*53%
55%
3%
5
Corp
14% Jan
9% Dec 30
39% Sep
1
10
May 15
53%
2
Corp
pfd ser of *51
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
'
23% Jan ,20
13% Apr 15
68
16%
*64'/a
1
$4.20 div
Mar 16
96% Jan
89
64'%
(The)
preferred
Food
Mar 12
94% Jan
43% Jan
6
Jun
17,600
64%
ser
Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
Follansbee Steel Corp
100% Mar 19
81
24%
50
50
pfd
100
Florida
42% Mar 31
33% Oct
24%
16%
No par
$4
22
3
Sep 16
25'A
16
Florence Stove Co
5
17% Jan
31% Dec
9
55
24
16
preferred—
FUntkote
Apr
2
33% Mar 31
31
11% Dec
55
23'A
First National Stores
19
22% Feb 11
31% Jun
conv
(The)
3,800
183/s
55»A
Fawick
4%%
18 »/4
.
15%
Corp
Firth
4,200
18'A
22
Corp
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50
25
15.3/4 .15%
18'A
*53
preferred
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
5
8% Jan
18'A
'
16'A
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
-53% Jan
18'A
9,000
50,200,
<
55%
4%%
107% Mar 19
700
15 3/4
22%
Filtrol
8
16%
Xl5%
15%
9
7
16
22
9
17
13%
16%
16
23%
86% Mar 16
Apr
7% Mar
13% Mar 17
23'A
13'A
163/4
13
*16%
16'/a
19% Apr
Apr
22%
13
16;'A
15%
Federated Dept Stores common
Ferro
55%
22%
13'/s
22%
76
•.
12
49% Feb
21
7% Dec
Sep
43
104% Mar 26
♦54
22%
12JA
163A
>,
1
Federal-Mogul
38% Jan
5
Mar
50
'
16 %
18%
,
-
1
22'A
*1%
A
pfd 1953 series
15
Jan
1
22%
2
2,400
par
cum
19
18% July 30
75% Jan
6
15
conv
4% Jan
3% Apr
23
"•
8
83% Sep
101% Jun
6%
25% Feb
■
No par
*i$
1%
common
Fedders-Quigan Corp
8
»86% Jan
19
July
5
19
7% Apr
27% May 21
Co
ft
Brewing Corp
J&n
4
1
29% Jan
€7% Sep 14
48% Feb 24
Morse
Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp_.No
27
9
Sep
,
5
Mar
18
3% Dec
22
23% Mar
Shares
14%
13%
22% May 11
6% Sep
the Week
1
3
14
15
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Wednesday
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Apr. 5
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103%
58 %
123%
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253A
25%
26
26%
77
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-
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*12
10%
58%
7%
773%
77
77
960
»»
7,900
7s/b ''
1,000
103%
103%
10'A
10%
58%
591/4
59
59%
12%
%2
12%
700
26 Va
26%
7,700
77
77%
250
1,700
3,300
G
7% Mar
9% Jan 12
3
19
Jan
4
6% Jan
28
4
Co
(The)
Inc
30
20% Jun
10
27% Jan
Jan
13
21% Sep
22% Sep
3% Sep
21
15
14
28% Jan 27
22% Jan
4
25% Mar 19
Gardner-Denver
,33% Jan 20
24% Jan
7
29% Mar 31
Garrett
7% Mar 12
3% Jan
4
33% Dec
25% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
20
"34% Jan
23
2
6
39% APr
28% Mar
4% Feb
6%
1
10
37% Mar 12
26
Feb
24
28% Feb
11
29% Mar 24
25% Jan
22
28% Apr
9
Co
preferred—
6
5%
5%
*53/4
22%
-22%
22'A
22%
22%
22%
7%
7%
7%
71/4
7'A
71/4
.
56
*33
2
Inc
1
3%
com
4%% convertible preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66%
Dec
22
27% Jan
5
98% Jun
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
18
107
31
Sep
15
40% Dec
18
38
Jan
13
46
Mar
2
19
9% Jan
12
11
Jan
6
148% Feb
4
17% Jan
Mar 24
141
70
1
18% Jan
4
23% Mar 11
General
10% Jan
4
11% Apr
General
78
8
May 6
29% Sep 16
2
75
35% Mar 25
30% Mar
9
34% Apr
1
16% Jun
10
19% Jan
2
18% Jan
4
20% Jan
15
Dec
28
129% Apr
2
122
Jan
15
10% Nov
9
11% Dec
7
11
Jan
8
Jan
Feb
71
8
128
Apr
Feb
1st
4It
6
31
46 % Mar 24
16
36
Jan
4
48% Mar 24
39
Jan
4
92% Dec
July 28
35% Jun
87
Jan
4
3
11% Feb 26
50% Jun
23
61% Dec
18
94% Jan
9% Jan
16
88% Jun
Jun
113% Jun
Finance
Apr
9
General
8
General
60% Jan
5
67 % Feb
16
General
Mills
58% Jan
118% Jan
2
119
Jan
2
123% Jan
5
91
Sep 15
21% Sep 15
42% Aug 31
21% Sep 15
99% Jan
14
25% Feb
5
27% Mar 23
25
65% Dec
8
59% Dec
21
3% Dec
10
4% Jan
5
23% Jun
10
29% Dec
28
25
Sep
18
93
May U
37% Jan
131
3% Jan
25
28% Jan
18
31% Apr
9
29% Feb
8
Jan
12
87% Jan
6
45% Nov 25
44% Jan
25% Sep
22
31% Feb
100
Apr
103
$3.75
series
Outdoor
General
Precision
Eqp
5
Telephone
$5
Mar 29
5%
conv
15
Gleaner
Harvester
15
Glidden
Co
6% Feb
26
7% Jan
29
Goebel
Jan
27
Brothers
$4.50
1
Dec
6% Jun
1
22
.
7
7
77
Jan
4
90% Apr
1
Goodrich
52% Jan
12
105% Jan
5
27% Jan
19
9% Feb
25
18
34% Dec
30
14% Sep
85% Oct
15
20% Jan
5
15
88% Jan
28
34% Dec
55% Feb
4
1% Jan
4
•
31
8
32
Apr
1% Feb
$5
Grace
■Jan
12
33% Feb
8
37% Apr
4
16% Jan
29
86% Jan
5
92% Jan
27
33% Jan
6
94% Jan
8
7
8% Mar 11
Granby
7
Dec
16% Jan
22
28% Dec
30
14% Jan
5
";52 xNov 30
45
j Dec 29
17% Oct
1 '
128% July 17
64% Apr 15
29% Dec 22
4~
7
7% Mar
39% Mar 17
29
19% Nov 27
17
56
2
Jan
;6%4fr
Grant
,4
3%%
5,
Tire
11
19%-Feb 1ft
■
4
...
Nov
9
58% Mar 25
45% Jan
17% Jan
4
*
12-.
52% Mar 23
4
131% j«n
62%.Feb
46'A
98
98%
98'A
98'A
210
49'%
49%
49 '/a
49%
11,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28 Va
1,500
•100
-102
*82
_
_
84 %
*75
80
19% Mar 27
141,
78
Mar
Dec
2
31
40 % Jan
73
•
14%
Apr
2
30% Jan
; 23% Mar 25
20% Jan
19% Sep
18
12% Jan
2
\ 14% Dee
4
87% July 31
95% Jan
7
9
.
4
.ft
Feb
1
For footnotes
see
page
13% Mar 12
90% Jan
7
14% Mar
96
Mar
*4^
1
cum
(WT)
*75
80
11%
11 »/4
1'%
153%
83'A
12'A
*12'%
6%
6%
63A
'
7,300
7,000
*140%
53%
108%
107 %
600
153/a
14,500
200
15'/a
15%
12%
12%
12%
34%
34%
34%
63A
6%
6%
6%
*138
145
4.600
12'/8
12
121/8
12
12
11%
12
113/4
12
89%
90'A
87
89
86%
87»%
87%
88%
87%
90%
60%
61%
59'A
611/4
59%
693/4
61 »A
62 'A
61%
62
*107%
4%
108%
5%
108%
108%
145
*52'A
3,400
8,800
8
37
12.50
15%
com
1
90
>
:
8'A
17%
_100
1.
*--*75-
79
31%
,
22 y«
Die Corp—No par-
(The)—
preferred
166.
_
*95
22.
11
"■
1
111
1
.
32
..
1%
14,000"
8%
2,500
'
36%
37%
2,500
37
36»%
15%
16'/a
16
16'A
91%
90
90
90
90
90
90
35
33%
99'A
98'%
8'A
.8%
34%
313A
*31
1.
•34%
r -
,
8%
8%:
313%.
.
17%
60'A-
61
51%
.51'%
•'
19%
193/4
19%
:i43%,
'
19%'t
r
'
-
•
*.75
8'A
18
60%
51 Va
,-52%
19%
\
,144
•
1*75
144
144 ;
144'A
79
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•
18
..
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-
>
8%
<
19%
.
o*
51%
;•' vi9%,
144
r
-73
"
•
31%
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31%
31%
22% /'*
r
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22'A
22%"
22 Va
22'A
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-
.
;
•
.
30
2,500
8%
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.10
18'/.
.
61'•
52 %.
2,300
; 4,200
11,100
:
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:;r,
x
19%
-31%,
75
-
20
•»
32
22
22'A
4,500
-320
144
i'
4,200
.
5,900
/.
900
-
'";'i35A
i3%
*3%
*95
60'A
'/
%
1,100
34%
31
31
.
11.100
99 3A
,/ 17%
144
79
34'A
99
6oy4
51% *
.
-17%.
•
99
31%
♦31
61
34%
34-
*98%
98'%,
18
,
50%
„
8,300
j
.
l'A.
7%
•.
,
153/4
61
32\
96
-.31 'A
;
37'A.
.17%
■
13% J" 13%
;_1
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7%
-
1%
8.
15'%
•31
61 lA
_
Bay ft Western RR_
Green (H L). Co Inc.
8
-1,100
♦36%
8%
17%
^•SOy*
,
'
800
43/,
53
153/4
*98%
,
31%
*31
,
,
8
8%
31%
31%
l'A
/
108'«/4
37»A
•90
99%
8%
"
•
13%
43/4
15%
'
35lA
90
31'A
l'A
7%
15%
*98%
-
5
^.106
„
30%
1%
108'A
*52
37
37 Va
*35-
106
common——-
%
30%
1%
8 '/a
■
—10
(The)
303%
'
52'A
13,000
'
53
.*52
53%
♦52
4%
43A
4%
4%
5
52%
30%
.1%
•
No par
,
*4%
108
108
1083/4
•108
53'A
30'/b
1%
4
No par
:
.
Stores
8,000
;
.
142%
*138
142%
•140
I2y8
Ry
Greenfield Tap ft
2,400
12%
333A
6%
*140 %
preferred
Co
4,300
85
*83
85
♦83
12'%
6%
145
53'A
108'A
-
34
33%
6%
54
108 3A
15'A
85
34
x83'A
85
53'A
108
IO31/4
15'%
15%
'
53 •%
•53%
lt)8
12%
M S & P
Co
10
11%
11
11%
11%
.
80
*76
—No par
No par
,.
preferred
Northern
♦%%
80
8,000
83%
*75
10
Motors
Consol
Union
Common
83%
33%
333/4
10
Hosiery
Greyhound Corp
■■
34%
84%
333A
*83'A
Green
Feb 26
34
•82
80
xl5
15%
Mar 22
26
102
*100
■'
34%
84%
33%
107
Mar .4
20% Feb
145%
*75
$3%
v
22%
•'
102
:
84%
11
11%
•100
*82
34
*75
11'/8
102
*109
102
32%
34'/2
6% ~pfd_
No par
51%
52'A Great- Western Sugar com—No par ,19% "19%
7* preferred
100
143% 143%.-J,r
'
1,600
46%
493%
12%
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
Gt-Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
Great.Northern Papfer Co_^
28
Gt
46%
40'%
Rubber—
ft
Grayson-Robinson
31% Mar 23-
4
Jan
•
8% Jan
4
Jan
54
Mar
4 6'A
90
100
Granite City Steel common
37% Mar -2
100
2,900
98
•
97% Feb
21%
49
33%
F)
(WR)' & Co
Grand
.
•
(B
Graham-Paige
8
15% Mar
21%
97
12 »A
Gould-National Batteries Inc
9
18
21%
10
Co
preferred
Gotham
2,400
21%
46%
33'A
Common
9
13
103
46%
1
15% Jan
13
49%
2.50
8
102i/2
13 '/a
971/4
No par
11% Apr
5,400
28'A
104%
13
28%
97'A
*82
-No par
Brewing Co
283/4
28%
*102
46%
*83
Corp
(The)
10,100
49%
34 '/a
a
5
26% Jan
29% July 16
86% May 22
common
31%
49%
1*100
1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
2% Mar 25
•
100
4
16
28 Va
400
30%
31
303A
v
20,000
27%
k.
2.50
com
preferred
Goodyear
24% Sep
common.No par
Jan
63% Mar 23
31
11,200
3%
49 'A
541/4
Mar 11
Feb
70
33/4
46'A
IO91/4
Feb
5% Feb
35
*6.9%
3%
33A
97
52%
13
109
343A
69
21%
21%
109'A
84
9
35%
69
•
33/4
96'A
54'/2
34% Feb
4% Mar
34
34%
.69
♦102
103
109'A
8
Glmbel
103
>
54'A
4
50% Mar 17
4,000
27%
28JA
27%
27'A
108%
4
4
56
*68'A
68
1
Jan
20
.53%
32%
33%
1
preference—No par
pfd called—
10% Jan
9% Jan
53%
46%
.
convertible
28% Jan
61% July 21
33% Mar 4
53%
21%
1
Corp
Rubber
&
2
108% Feb
53%
21'A
No par
20
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The) Co common—
55% Mar 29
150
2,700
21%
No par
*
General Time Corp
4%% preferred
9
140
300
25
21%
100
Utilities
9
2
26'A
100
2o
100
25
104'%
12%
preferred
80
124
100
25
12%
preferred
15% Apr
123%
100
25
12%
3% %
4
67%
123%
*99%
53
251/4
"53
123%
993/4
25
12%
Mar 18
Jan
33'A
69
800
123%
13
4'A%
13%
34'A
74,600
993A
104
Mar 22
107% Apr
53
120
300
683/4
25
13
34% Mar 18
9
53%
67%
*102
4
111
25'A
53
*123
67%
10c
28
Apr
Mar 19
24%
25
66%
100
Jan
4
29
100
—
38% Mar 20
29
124
*99%
663%
30%
21% Jan
Dec
124
100
303/4
23
4% Dec
124'A
100
30%
14
49
124'A
29% Jan
11
59
127
30"%
10% Sep
15
122
127
30%
27% Oct
43% Sep
102% Jun
122
132
28% Mar 23
Jan
80% Jan
123
*128
7
.46
2,600
*122
.1
$6 pfd
100
6,400
64%
131
General
29
V
123
.65%
3%
Tire
.7-6.4%
*126
4
105% Jan
64%
.
10,300
10'A
10'A
v.
*122
50% Feb
16
64
61
98
■
•
67
4
14
633/4
60%
*96'A
V
•
130
Shoe
12% Jan
10%
123
Gen Steel
4
993A
103%
66
General
10% Jan
60%
*96'A
10%
123
8
15
59%
993A
33/4
General
2,800
*125
123
1
28
10%
66%
Corp
Corp
1,100
32,900
10
103%
3%
Castings
20,100
46
1083/4
128'A
Apr
98% Apr
79
60
10
9%
63
„
107%
109 «/8
*96 y»
99%
433/4
43%
45%
46
•45'A
107%
66'A
123
128
Refractories
4
59'%
60'A
.
.
3%
82% Oct
60% Sep 21
64'A
59-.
3%
preferred
100
'
10
33%
5%
8,500
75
i
General
16
Mar
63%
26
72% Feb
19
"X63%
23 % Feb
49% Dec
14
10%
'64%
Realty &
75% Jan
10
10
9%
,43%
43'A
453%
107'%
; 103/4
General
1
45%
1053%
.*96
10%
431%
45%
*10%
-
42%
43%
60'A
10
11%
108%
45
*68'A
Mar 15
Jan
42%
106%
98'A
1
99
43%
98'A
13% Feb
99
43%
59%
25% Jan
May 11
"
11%
11%
General Public Utilities Corp
0
General Railway Signal com_No par
,
126
1251/4
126
11%
9%
4
47
126
11 %
1
13
Sep
4,400
11%
General
lo% Mar 25
11
120
11%
18
86
31
127%
11%
Jan
41
18
139% Dec
*125%
11%
127'%
19%
$2.90 convertible preferred_No par
Public Service
10c
Mar 22
18% Jan
30
126%
11%
*126
Advertising-No par
15
130% Jun
126%
20% Jan .12
2
8% Jan
1,800
12% Jan
34% Mar 11
6% Dec 15
600
19%
100
preferred
Preferred
9
107
12% Sep
79% Apr
$5
35% Mar 23
25% Mar 26
Apr 23
96% Mar 16
Dec
33%
19%
♦33
2,000
11'A
No par
70
51
106
*33%
19%
100
4
6
.
*74
34
19%
common
4
Jan
12
2
74
33'A
193/4
preferred
Corp
3% Jan
30
23
Motors
57% Jan
34% Jan
96% Jun
74
33%
General Portland Cement Co
86% Dec
32% Jan
73'%
—
convertible
56
40% Nov
28
73%
*74
23 %
No par
preferred
General
9
8
4
3
9% Oct
11%
No par
common
General
25% Feb
Dec
11%
,_I
25% Mar 16
15
76
11%
No par
100% Mar 30
16
July 29
111/4
Corp
125% Mar 30
21
69
11%
1
com
4
Oct
Sep
11%
.
4
Dec
85
11%
i53A
11
14
100
liy2
109 »/a
Jan
100
99
Sep
8
22% Sep 15
74% Dec 16
11%
45%
48% Jan
16
22%
No par
Corp
preferred—
3%%
Mar 10
68% Apr
4
23
108'A
22% Jan
.95
.
54% Mar 30
2
5%
125% Mar 25
4
.
123% Feb 26
22%
conv)„No par
Instrument
4
22%
10
Corp.
1
$3.50
430
21%
No par
Foods
Mar
1,700
'
,
21%
100
Co
11% Feb
14
Sep
General
5,600
10%
144
No par
com
cum
19
44%
10'A
i
144
Corp—
61
Jan
19
($2
Electric
•;
21%
Dynamics Corp common__S
Preferred
10'A
145%
2,300
22 >/a
preferred
101
69% Feb
10% Jan
Contract
10'%
6,800
24
106'A
*44
44%
43%
•144
•
4;200
283A
23%
*106
I
:
27
27%'
24%
IO1/4
3%
4,500
21%
19%
4
119
3%
1,100
27%
-i
V
106'A
144
144
74
8
124% Jan
•'.
1,100
■
25%
*26'A
27%
24
433A
10'A
10 '/8
143%
27%
27%
•
•106
106%
43%
44%
10%
331/4
4
11
43%
143%
10'A
143
19%
Jan
22
44 y8
10 y8
143
24
♦106
39
27'A
27
27'A
1,100'
39
4
•26
27%
23 %
24%
106%.
73
Jan
15
•
33'A
56% Feb
Jun
43%
23%
*106
33%
10
9
24%
106%
76
94
Jan
24
*106
.
20
61
17
27
27
27%
19 %
2
53% Sep
112% Jun
106
10% Jan
5
3%
*26
27
27
33%
General
1
•26
50
General
46% Mar 22
4
2,400
6
preferred
2nd preferred
series
6%
44% Mar 22
109 % Apr
Corp
14% Mar 19
9% Dec 31
»52
,
3%
Cigar Co Inc com—_No par
preferred
100
General
6
66% Apr
8% Sep 15
Corp
conv
7%
28'A
3%
27
General
26
11% Apr
com—1
100
Bronze
Cable
4%
2
27%
3%
.
27
Amer Transportation—2.50
Baking Co common
6
preferred
No par
$8
Apr
Mar 25
Investors
preferred
14
15
117
American
$4.50
22% Mar 17
5
9% Sep
14% Mar 18
155
28
16,800
7%
*25
"
General
2
Mar 25
27%
27%
39
500
23%
7'A-
251/4
39
6
23%
27%
25 »A
27'A
27
General
1
24 Vi Apr
4
*27'%
251/4
*24%
*26
General
Nov
July
10
142
20% Jan
273%
25'A
4
*53/4
7'A
38i/2
27%
24%
28%
27%
(The)
6
23%
7'A
38
38
27%
25%
*25"A
38
27
26%
6
•53A-
22%
...
27
38%
No par
Co
Industries
6
*5%
1
•
common
common
(The)
Corp
Wood
Gar
Inc
convertible
Gamewell
8
1
(Kuoert)
8% Apr 13
38% May 19
96
.
•95
-
" •96
-
•
,*95
13%
96
•^33/4',14.
9534
953,4
—18.000
..
*
-
„
10
-•
16
I
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle. 1.
(1624)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
28% Mar 23
19% July 28
28 Va Jan
29
22% Jan
11
4% Dec
31
8% Jan
9
4% Jan
4
5% Feb
2
26% Dec
29
38 Va Jan
5
5
26% Mar 29
30% Feb
11
68 % Jan
4
74% Feb
1
50% Mar 27
45% Jan
4
57% Apr
6
Jan
21
14
77
41% Sep
Jun
22
28% Dec 16
1
103'/a Jan 16
66% Sep
20
90
July
92
Jun
24
July
97
2
101
Jan
11
103% Feb
18
Jan
15
8
8
105
5
105% Jan
105
Jan
29
26% Jan
35
29%
103%
108%
106%
TU
Grumman Aircraft Corp
,
Continued—Page 6
WW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
^
Sales for
_
Monday
Apr. 5
Par
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
vnRKKSTnrK
vriit
Apr.«
Apr. 7
Friday
Apr. 8
1
26%
4%
5%
28%
29Vs
28
*71%
72%
71
71%
*70'
71
70%
71
57
5VAs
55
575/8
55
56%
565/;
0/8
^%
01/8
No par
28%
29
28%
29%
29Vb
29%
100
29%
"103%
29%
104%
*103%
preferred
No par
9u!f, £il. Corr,?r,7r«—^
Gulf States Utilities Co—
25
27
25%
26%
4%
4%
*4%
28%
27%
26
26%
Mar 16
Mar 25
Common
*103%
104%
$4.40
dividend
preferred
preferred
104%
Feb 10
100
*107
108
*107
108
Mar 26
$4.44 dividend
preferred
100
*106%
107%
*106%
107%
*106V4
$4.20 dividend
*103%
108
263/*
*27
26%
5
28
108
108
107%
*106%
9Q
Shares
26%
*4%
28Va
the Week
Apr. 9
Guantanamo Sugar
i
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5
M6nday, April 12, 1954
5
28%
28%
*71
28%
16,500
*00
7,300
72
563/8
1
900
57%
29
34,000
4,300
104%
*103%
104%
108
*107
108
108
*106%
108
39
*373/4
~80
H
36% Mar
32% Sep 15
23% Sep 15
30% Dec
2
Jan
16
14
11% Aug 27
61% Dec 30
71
31
2
38% Apr
8
13
18% Feb
5
Hall
2
12% Mar
Jan 23
15% Mar 11
5
10
103% Jan
5
24% Jan
4
22% Dec
15
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
2
11% Jan
5
Sep
Jan
15
11
5% Jan
Aug 13
7% May 20
36
Jan
22% Jan
26 %
29
4% Sep 14
31% Dec 24
131
139
25
Feb
25% Jan 29
6V4 Mar 22
34% Apr
13 V» Jan
2
14% Mar 20
11% Feb
17
14
8% Mar 12
5% Feb
9
6
9
22
7
Jan
(M
6%
9
18% Jan
20% Mar 12
29"% Jan
2
22% Feb
2
24% Mar
Heclit
Nov
5
4
88
31
22
34% Jan
22
32% Jan
7
35
Jan
Apr
20
97
21
94% Jan
22
98
Mar 11
21% Dec
29
5
21% Jan
26
34% Dec
14
13% Dec
2
60% Sep
113
Jun
15
Jun
91
17
Jan
4
Mar 17
14
Co
3%%
Heinz
Glass
(H J)
3.65%
Helme
(G
22% Feb
36% Apr
15% FPb
10
13% Mar 12
1
Hercules
6
79 V4 Apr
9
Hercules Powder
68
6
126 Va Jan
15
44 % Feb
53% Apr
23% Sep
14
12% Sep
Jan
14
53
14
2
39
3
4
Jan
121% Feb
9
37% Sep
48% Jun
5
Apr
7
125
9
Mar 16
43% Mar 31
54 % Feb
16
7%
W)
23%
331/4
*971%
10
22
2
88% Apr
15% Jan
6
20
Dec
10
8% Sep
10% Dec
16
12% Mar 11
31
22
4% Dec
30
Holland
19
11
17% Mar 23
4
7% Apr
1
16% Mar 18
15
28% Jan
2
25 % Jan
5
26 % Feb
23
30
41% Mar 10
33% Jan
4
40% Apr
8
Homeslake Mining
58
56 % Jan
Honolulu Oil Corp—
Hooker Electrochemical
47
Oct
55
Sep 22
90
Jun
16
103% Oct
7
12
5
74% Apr
1
2
57
Jan
4
72
1
4
95% Jan
12
103
116% Mar 19
108% Jan
22
116
13% Jan
4
16
Sep
15
17
Dec
32
Dec
31
64% Jan
102
Feb
Mar 25
5
Apr
Mar 31
Apr
2
Mar 31
35 Vb Apr
29
36% Jan
30
33
Jan
7
42
July 20
80% Jun
9
57% Feb
24
48 Va Jan
1?
93% Feb
3
84 % Jan
6
91
July 17
99% Jan
5
94
'/a Jan
4
101% Mar 29
96
Jun
19
103% Jan
13
101
Feb
17
104 V8 Mar 29
22
Jun
22
29% Dec
24
28 % Jan
11
54
Sep 15
14
Dec
9
51% Mar 16
95
Mar
35% Apr
1
9
Furnace Co
& Sons—
$4.25 preferred
6
11% Jan
4
15% Apr
7
14% Mar If
59% Feb
2
7
21
17
14
15
40% May 25
65 Va Sep 11
101 %
Sep
18
35% Jun
16
44
46
May
Sep
49% Jun
38% Jan
Jan
5%
46% Apr
13 % Jan
14
17% Apr
Hunt
Foods
11
3% Feb
Htipn
Corp
4
23 V4 Feb
Jan
4
49% Mar 26
88
19 '/u
19
9%
*9%
14%
14%
14%
6y2
6%
*6%
*16%
11
90
Feb
10
Illinois Central
107% Jan
8
115
Feb
19
*16%
35
76%
16%
77%
16%
13%
*2%
13%
1
pfd ser A
22%
49%
84
49 %
84%
50
Illinois Terminal
19
20
45% Mar
4
3% Dec 30
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
6% Mar 16
RR
50
Co
5
par
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A
Rayon
1
1
101
Apr
7
165
Dec
Jan
26
preferred
100
35% Sep
18% Sep
15
48
Jan
5
40% Jan
4
47 y4 Apr
9
Inland Steel Co
No par
15
29% Feb
25
21% Jan
11
24% Apr
9
13% July 17
Inspiration Cons Copper
15% Nov 24
15% Jan
5
17
9
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
21% Sep
15
26 % Nov
10
25% Jan
4
30% Apr
1
Aug 13
13% Sep 15
92"% Jan
14
89 % Jan
6
97
Apr
9
16% Feb
1
24% Sep
14
148 % Jun
23
21% Sep
15
27% Sep
76
Dec
1
31
33
4
27% Jan
4
7
159
Jan
4
169% Mar
5
25
Jan
5
6
28% Jan
4
32% Apr
35% Apr
77
94
39% Jan
2
Jan
a
Jan
5
1% Oct
7
2% Jan
2
1% Jan
5
28
47% Jan
5
34% Jan
4
132% Mar 11
130% Jan
9% Jan
90
128% Sep
9% Sep
15
16
59% Nov
16
103 % Nov
10
93% Jun
18
Feb
'
12% Mar 18
47% Jun
,
31
55
J an
2Va Mar
39
10
9
23
2
Feb
8
4
135% Jari
26
4
13V4Apr
64% Apr
9
4
101% Jan
20
Iron—
No par
common
No par
7%
preferred
*——100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int Minerals & Chemical com
5
4%
preferred
100
International Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No par
Preferred
100
41
4
29
55
Jan
7
44% Jan
11
51
Mar
8
3
38
11
40% Mar 18
International
Shoe
43% Apr
5
35% Mar 12
International
Silver
Jan
26
37% Jan
4
35
Jan
19
31% Jan
29
6
13% Jan
4
16% Mar
24
Jun
28% Oct
3
10
31 % Dec
18
29 V8 Apr
1
32% Feb
10
8
33 % Jan
22
31'/8 Jan
12
34% Jan
29
23% Dec
29
30% Mar 18
25
Jan
5
9% Sep
29% Jan
15
28% Mar 11
11
14
10% Jan
4
19
11% Feb
9
27
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
Mar 30
33% Jan
26
29% Jan
* 5
31% Mar 16
24% Jan
4
27% Apr
9
1-8% Jan 20
Jun
16
22 % Jun
15
15% Dec
22
109% De6
10
3
Jan
130
Feb
14% Apr
11
6
115% Mar 22
120
Jan
25
6% Apr
14%
15
*23,4
2%
3
preferred
International Salt
100
No par
No par
134„
16%
16%
22 y4
*48%
82%
*114
X43 Va
49
6,100
17%
3
173/4
2,900
17%
2%
221/4
*22%
49
49
83%
84
114
115
3
173/4
3
2%
223/4
22%
491/4
49
85%
843/8
115
115
6,800
223/4
700
49%
700
84%
5,300
600
115
43%
43%
43%
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
*49%
50'A
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
*513/4
52%
43%
43%
43%
43 Vb
*52%
54
*52%
54
*523/4
54
*53
53%
*53
53%
*53
53-Vb
8%
44
4
43%
104
*160
8%
8%
44%
43%
*4
4
45
164
24
15%
310
17%
15%
316
8%
433/4
43%
44V8
1051%
44%
106
164
*160
46%
471%
24%
24%
*16%
173/a
17
17
17
17
29%
30 i/e
293/8
30%
29%
29%
96
96
96
97
97
*94%
15%
15%
15%
315
305
311
1691/a
*169
*30
32%
r32
33
33%
134%
4,900
164
46%
24%
*169
134
106 Va
46%
32%
2
*160
100
4,900
24 Vb
29%
93
164
106
1,600
45
46%
169%
38%
106%
44%
2,400
41/2
24
29%
1%
45%
*4
23%
32%
38%
4%
45%
1
168%
*91
1
83/4
*4
44%
*160
46%
23%
54
53%
8%
43%
4%
104 V2
*523/4
*53
v
8%
44
43%
106%
46%
8%
2,100
52%
29%
33%
293/4
29%
*1%
38
32
29%
169
135
134%
135
30%
62,400
120
169
5,600
*92
2
5,600
2,500
28,500
92%
38%
130
15%
315
35%
35
2
300
32%
35%
38%
6,400
7,000
r32%
92%
2
38%
*134%
29%
169%
15%
315
33%
33%
94
*92
15%
314
8,900
100
93
2Vb
2%
4,600
38%
38 3/4
22,100
*134%
310
135
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
38,800
63
83
63%
64
64 %
64%
64 %
15,200
*104
6
104
8
*104
1041/2
47
*49.,
38 ff
*104
104%
*104
*104
104%
-
104i/2
47
44%
44 3 4
46
46
49/*
49
49
*48%
491/2
48%
48%
*48%
38 h.
39%
39%
39%
39%
39V2
39%
39%
40
43
43
43
43
/4
6
6
46
6
6%
.
6
.
47/*
31r,
30%
27%
30%
27%
1
1,400
2,500
9%
12%
Intertype Corp
No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co.No par
Iowa Power & I.lght Co
10
50c
82 %
114
8%
46%
9%
61%
& Tcleg.No par
International Utilities Corp
5
$1.40 ctun conv pfd
25
Interstate DepL Stores
1
Interstate Power Co
1
3.50
common..
48%
84%
114%
7%
45%
12%
43'8
preferred
17
2%
22%
7%
9%
9%
62%
*35%
16V4
29%
33
-*26%
107/8
-
17
2%
*22 y4
3,500
45%
*63/4
45
600
3%
3
12%
25
preferred
International Tclep
$6
3
2,600
46,700
61%
—25
common
7%
Island Creek Coal
*2%
■:
11,400
43%
38,/2
16%
29%
33
27%
6%
6
45V4
1,300
6
200
46
200
49%
2,800
900
43 y4
43%
42%
43
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
36%
353/8
35%
100
15%
16%
15%
161/4
16
161/4
16
16'A
41,400
29%
29%
29%
301/4
3OV4
30'/2
30%
30%
3,800
33 Vb
32%
32%
271/4
26 %
27
26%
26i/2
1,000
10%
11
11
3,100
*32
33
33 V8
*26 y2
*35%
x33
800
33
26'%
26%
11
10%
11
10%
11
31
30%
31
30%
311/4
31%
31%
31 Va
311/2
1,200
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
2,800
27
27%
27 Vb
27%
27%
27%
273/b
27%
6,300
15%
9,100
14%
l51/8
118
118
14%
14%
118%
118%
14%
*117
141/4
1181/2
10%
14%
*117
15'%
118%
15%
117
117'
50
J
Sep
15
17% Oct
14
6% Dec
25
16
May 12
17% Aug 31
25% Mar
82
89
July
34
Apr
88% Jun
7
Feb
9
26
23
43
Nov
6
19
57% Aug 31
50% Feb
9
101
Jan
16
19
30
26% Mar 16
30 % Jan
6
5%
160
12/2
„
15
19
54
2
38 /z
134
12 A
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer corn—No par
Feb
Jan
Jan
20% Jan
2
38
International Packers
Limited
15
International Paper common—7.50
.7
30
151/8
2%
15y2
15%
314
322
29%
29%
169V4 169 %
31%
32
33%
33%
*89
93
No par
Machines
50
31
14%
94%
105
21
14%
94%
13
5% Mar 16
13 % Dec
13 Va
95
41% Mar 15
30% Dec
13%
95
May 29
36 % Dec
13%
4%%
Interlake
10% Mar 17
Jan
16%
30
64
40% Feb
76%
16%
29%
30
24
35V8
76%
161/4
30%
29
38% Dec
34%
77
16%
29%
Dec
Jun
34%
76
161/8
Corp common
5
preferred—
—100
45% Dec
6
3
114V4
43%
43%
*50%
50%
*52% 53%
*53%
54
*53
54
8%
8%
44 %
44 %
*4
43/z
44%
45%
104V4 105%
*160
164
46%
46%
24
24 y4
,
8
34%
75i/4
16%
Interchemical
Int'l Harvester
5
34%
74%
16 Va
*16%
Feb
Jan
34%
76%
17%
Business
2,000
,
35
*16%
Int'l
26% Mar 24
No par
common
300
35i/8
75
1
Mar 29
166% Jan
34% Dec
15
340
17%
2%
No par
common
4
5
17V4
*22%
preferred
Co
12
Jan
35
16%
"'V
*2%
par
100
15
14 % Jan
3
1
No
Jan
246
96
5,800
51%
*94%
9%
y4 Mar
19% Mar 11
*51%
94%
71%
10
254% Mar 17
51%
44%
54% Feb
Jun' 10
250
153/4
35%
9%
common_l00
Co
130
115
94%
*6%
54
224
2,000
511/4
44%
4
'
5,400
70
*34%
9%
11
86
15%
71%
35y4
7%
8% Jan
Mar
115
20,600
101%
96
44%
53% Mar 19
6%
*100%
200
200
40%
50%
50
*94%
9%
50
170
15%
*6%
50
Mar 23
115%
15%
44%
preferred
162
115
7%
preferredpreferred
23
69%
69 V2
70
15%
.9%
51% Jan
151
393/4
34%
20
RR
Ingersoll-Rand
73%
101%
44%.
cum
11
*34 %
50%
16%
26
101%
9%
cum
Feb
34%
69
*16%
*25%
40%
101%
*6%
4.08%
108
15%
96
72
16%
26
114
114
15%
73%
69
69
*100%
44%
4.26%
4
34%
50%
*94%
34%
5
Industrial
35%
25
5
Jan
71%
•
600
105'%
Mar
97
73%
70 y4
400
102
Mar
28
39%
3,400
6%
*104
51
Jan
16%
*25%
40%
141/s
*101
53
8
16%
25%
39
10
6%
105%
12
45% Apr
16%
25%
*9%
'
102%
26
21
16%
26
3,100
141/s
9%
14
63/4 V, 6%
39%
250
19 Va
*104
24
Jan
15'/b
93/4
14
210
88%
19%
*101
Feb
39
15%
v
*88
105V2
Jan
7
19%
102 %
50% Feb
4% Mar 15
88%
*104
49
cum
88%
1
flOl
40
25
69
88
102%
4
cum
28,500
105%
7
4.42%
173/8
78
*104
5
4.70%
6,500
17
78
31%
*101
Jan
56% Jan
15%
6.00%
conv
Illinois Power
313/4
17%
102%
Jan
Jan
'71%
/
100
105'%
42% Dec
4
73%
70%
900
533/8
*104
52
23
73
70%
39
60
42 Vb
*101
50
40% Jan
*6%
31%
125
78
6%
14
42%
*53
17%
14%
ey2
■124%
42%
533/a
50
19%
10 y8
14%
125
3,300
78
19%
9%
*25%
Oct 21
38 % Sep
84
Sep
88%
18%
16%
11% Apr 13
42% Dec 22
34% Jun
88%
26
Idaho Power Co
74% Jan
28
noncum
30%
17%
79
9%
—
30
6%
42%
*53
.
,
No par
Inc
88% Jan
52
167/a
*77%
12.50
;
113% Jan
54% Mar 11
17%
78%
18%
5
18
30
16%
*77%
88%
2
48% May 19
7% Jan 27
29
173/3
771%
42 %>
_10()
Hussman Refrigerator Co
4
30%
*124%
53
%
Ltd—No par
Hudson Bay Mil) & Sin
Hudson Motor Car
44% Mar
53
30
30%
42
18%
preferred——1()()
noncum
125
42%
53%
88%
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
1
44
42%
*53
*9%
—
2% Jan
48% Mar 25
*124%
*124%
431/4
533^
17
1
13% Jan
5
125
125
395/3
(Del)
20% Jan
8
5% Mar 19
24
4
9% Mar
2
19% Jan
29
2% Sep
18% Sep
Jan
3,500
,
100
21% Jan
9% Sep
12% Dec
79%
29%
com—5
preferred
I.lght & Power
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
36% Oct
78
51%
Houston Oil & Texas
4% Jr-n
78'/4
95
78% Apr
8 % Apr
773/4
95
16% Apr
Mar 25
77%
51%
6
2% Mar 25
1,800
76%
*34%
8
—7'
14%
50
15 % Jan
Mar 11
217/8
36%
Household Finance common—No par
3% %
preferred
100
64% Jan
8
21%
14
114
7
16
21%
20
36
114
1
Oct
98
21%
39
preferred
*97%
14%
114
4.40%
98
500
36%
114
Houston
*97%
600
33
78
pfd ser B„..No par
Houdaille-IIershey common
3
4%
*32%
77
26
preferred
32%
32%
73%
77%
2nd
conv
3,200
891/2
22
101%
$2.25
19%
23%
*86
14
101%
div
19%
23%
89%
*36
102
$4.20
19%
23%
7,000
13%
101
May
17% Jan
79
21%
*36
36%
No par
9% Sep 14
3% Nov 18
29
21%
19%
30
700
5%
36%
43%
No par
Co
53/4
137/«
30
—
5%
13%
_12.50
preferred—
13
13%
*36
10
Holly Sugar Corp common—
123/4
23%
98
5
14% Mar 19
Jan
Jan
conv
*97%
—5
4
5
300
12%
*86
32%
5
14
1,200
57/a
34%
53/4
19%
1
Corp—L
6
23 3/4
*53/4
34%
,
5%
14%
*53
5
Hires Co (Charles E)
5%
21%
98
233/4
2,700
36%
*i24y2
50
5
22%
773/3
—
81% Jan
*97%
32%
23%
10
27i%
144
*14
No par
Inc
98
33
27%
*137%
*35%
-25
preferred series A
33
27%
144
105 %
34
5%
19%
*105
600
12%
12%
5%
33%
Feb
Dec
*12%
5%
89%
91
Sep
13
5%
105'/2
*53/4
*33%
24
Heyden Chemical Corp common—]
3'/2% preferred series A
—100
$4% cum 2nd pld (conv)—No par
32% Dec
*12%
55/3
23%
34
19%
Hewitt-Robins
25
*33%
*86
No par
common
273/8
*137%
23%
5%
34
*23%
preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
(A)
*5%
*33%
5%
100
preferred
5%
Hollander
23%
5%
34
19%
78
10% Jan
27%
23%
17% Apr
9
23%
5%
*105
144
89%
31% Apr
Mar
23%
57/3
27
*137%
*86
4
7% Jan
24
27%
144
x23%
11
14
27
*137%
13%
13
25
Motors—.
Hilton Hotels
27%
144
197/g
11
18
1,800
88
Jan
19% Feb
16
15%
105 %
24
14% Jan
10% Jan
15%
15%
*105
193/3
26% Jan
1
15%
15%
105
gg
68
4
100
15%
15%
105
24
7
9 % Jan
69
15%
105%
*681/4
15
2
18% Mar
68%
-100
18% Feb
Apr
683/4
5%
73% Jan
Mar 27
14%
*33%
11
29
*133/4
27%
Aug 19
72% Sep 14
62
14
*137%
5
common
non-cum
4'%%
14
15%
1
preferred
35
Feb
14
68 %
2
Co common
38% Mar 13
10
14
68 %
1
common——,
1,600
14
68 %
50
preferred
5,700
18
14
68%
*105
10
Co
38
14V8
100
—.
38%
68%
15
Inc
*373/4
14%
pfd—No par
com
39
68 %
1
2.50
Rel'rac
20% Apr
74% Jan
26% Feb
100
Co $4.25
Hayes Industries
Hayes Mfg Corp
87
Mar
17%
Corp of America common
4%% preferred
7
85
37%
17%
Hat
15
Mar
38%
17%
preferred
78% Jun
21
36
17%
Hart Schaffner & Marx
21% Dec
23
35%
17%
A)
Hazel-Atlas
Dec
35%
17%
No par
com
conv
4
17
*37%
36%
17%
Co
Harbison-Walk
Apr
6
Jan
38%
35%
1734
Watch
3
19
32
8
*37%
363/8
173%
28% Feb
16
16% Jan
33%
35%
Hanna
4
105% Feb
4%
*37%
1
69% Mar 18
8
Hamilton
25
Well Cementing__5
Printing Co
5
F)
9
5
15
(W
105% Mar
63% Jan
Sep
July
Water
Oil
preferred
Hammermill Paper C'o_.
30
Jan
Hackensack
29 % Feb
12 % Jan
22% Sep
131
Mar 12
Halliburton
Jun
12 Va
100
39
17 % Jan
30
18% Dec
27
Jan
Sep
82
Sep
29% Sep
14
18
14
'
4% Feb
19
19
Jan
6
20% Jan
21
86% Jan
8
38% Apr
Feb*
7
101
5
9
Jacobs
22
Apr
9
22%
Feb
1,
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & I.t 4%
95% Apr
43% Jan
102
21
Mar 16
74% Jan
2
66% Dec
8
62
24% Jan
5
19% Jan
4
23
Apr
3
85% Jan
4
39% Mar 17
90% Feb
8
32ViJan
4
36
86
Dec
61% Mar 31
Mar 31
(F
Jewel Tea
3%%
27
66% Jan
26
Johnson
9
Jones &
Feb
19
5%
Co
Inc
1
-
—»«*por
Co
1
pfd—100
1
common
Manville
&
Corp
No
.
Johnson
Laughlln Steel
6V4
*20
21 %
94
40
6%
6%
61/4
.
20%
203/4
20%
21
211/4
21 V4
22
2iy8
21%
21%
221/4
21%
22%
22%
22%
94
92%
92%
100
39%
2,700
40 %
39
*102%
94
39%
104
6
*92V2
94
*92%
38%
39
38%
39
38%
*102%
104
"102%
104
'103%
1,300
par
63%
64%
62%
637/b
62%
63%
64
64
63
63
62%
62'%
63'%
63%
63%
63%
22%
22%
22 V'2
23
104
63'/b
63%
631/2
13,100
105'
*102'/a
12 y2
12,100
6%
6%
20%
*92%
6%
61/4
6%
20%
21 %
95
100
preferred
71% Jan
Johns
I.) Co
20,300
64%
,
1,300
47,500
Joy Manufacturing Co
21%
22V8
21%
22%
21%
87 %■
87%
87
87%
87
87V4
87
87
87V2
88
1
com
preferred series A
22 y8
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34i%.
34%
35
34%
35%
1
29%
30%
29%
31%
32
33%
31%
32 3
s
38,000
50'/a.
50V'2
50%
50%
51
52
51%
521/4
5,400
3V2
*3%
31/2
3%
3V2
800
10
100
280
6,000
K
22% Nov
4
41 % Nov
30
30% Mar 12
26 % Jan
11
49
5
33% Apr
8
Kaiser
46 V4 Jan
4
9
2
52V4Apr
3% Jan
6
3% Jan
18
5% cum preferred (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
2% Oct 15
For footnotes
Feb
8% Jan
see
page
22,
Alum
&
Chem
Corp
29
29%
50
50%
50%
10
3%
3%
*3%
*3%
3%
Number 5315
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Highest
26 % Jun
33 % Dec
Jun 10
85
Sep
19
100
9
Jan
12
104% Jan
18
3.80%
97% Mar 18
107
4%
8
Mar 31
104% Apr
preferred
4.50%
32 % Jun
16
37
13% Sep
59% Sep
Nov
39y» Jun
4
17% Apr
4
77
3
49 % Dec
14
lliy2 Feb
39% Jan
8
9
,48
Jan
11
106
Jan
5
24'% Jan
22
11
13
59»/4 Apr
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
8
Apr
25% Mar
9
Jan
22
41% May 19
31
36 Va Aar
8
Dec
11
95
6
85
Apr
9
14
May 12
41% Jan
5
79% Jan
28 Va Sep
29% Jan
4
36% Apr
8
81% Dec
31
93 % J an
5
82 y2 Jan
5
95
31% Dec
29
35% Jan
5
31% Feb
24
34»/4 Jan
48% Feb
18
42
24
51'/4 Apr.
46% Jan
47% Dec
8
57 % Feb
5
37 V2 Apr
28
46% Dec
31
Mar 19
Feb
Mar
*104%
104%
Hayes
39%
193/.
193/
i«
13%
13%
i7%
741%
745/3
73y
43
43%
421/4
21%
2iya
21%
21%
2.50
Kresge
57
8
Kress
Kroger Co (The)
103%
*104
105%
*1051%
1063/8
*105%
106%
50
1043/4
*1041/4
1043/4
104%
104 s/8
600
42%
42%
2,500
*24%
353/4
353/4
83
84
35%
35%
34%
95
94%
32%
32%
32U
50%
423/s
♦391/4
39%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*39
39%
6,500
13%
12%
13
12%
13
173/4
17%
17%
175/e
74%
173/4
743/4
75%
75 5/e
77
44%
27,500
441/4
45%
433A
22
44%
12,700
57
941/4
32%
41%
39%
213/4
351/,
95
41
"15
42%
5g3f
*114%
24%
51%
44%
10
2,700
103%
106%
73%
117'
115%
10
Shares
34%
17%
13 A
57
333A
*96%A97%
103%
*39
7
24%
100
5
30 ia
114%
No par
(S S) Co
<SH) & Co
573/4
97%
19%
745?
431/"
Co
343/8
13
13%
1
„£
13%
Wheel
341/4
♦96%
40%
193/4
*39V4
34%
97%
the Week
*104'A
49
*39%
4%, preferred
23
41
Apr. !)
*102
/4
5
$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
9
43
Friday
Apr. 8
106%
50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp com—No par
4% conv preferred (cum)
100
King-Seeley Corp
1
Kinney (G R) Co common
1
9
118
107
8.75
Co
Kelsey
29
Jan
*106%
No par
&
6
3
i07
42%
preferred
(Julius)
9
j
Apr
45% Mar
4
20% Jan
Mar 17
28
3
78
Jan
24% Feb
Sep 15
24
16
64% Jan
*106%
/4
Sales for
Thursday
33%
103%
104%
PRICES
*96%
971/!
*95%
*102
104%
SALE
Apr. 7
103%
No par
non-cum
Kayser
97%
HIGH
Wednesday
?/
nA5/
,
Kansas Power & Light Co
14
Jan
18
Jan
4%,
19% Mar 31
15
25
60
16
1
22% Sep
8
Feb
82
16
101
21
343/.
*96%
100
City Southern—
Apr
*102
100
preferred
Common
5
39% Mar 11
5
18% Jan
18
Mar
20 % Jun
6
21
35 y2 Jan
28
44
14
12% Apr
Mar 17
14% Dec
15
14
37% Oct
Oct
21
Sep 27
July
1
17
10
38% Jan
45'A Aug 10
14
341/3
-_100
preferred........
4.20%
9
Tuesday
Apr. 5
__ioo
_
preferred
cum
Kansas
36% Sep
Par
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
9
103% Apr
7
102% Feb
16
105 y2 Dec
Monday
EXCHANGE
35% Mar
4
94'A Jan
13
100% Mar
11
98% Jun 18
92
32 y8 Jan
14
95 % Jan
16
AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1 ' '
Lowest
Highest
Year 1053
Lowest
,
Continued—Page 7
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
*213/4
58
581/4
22
22
58%
3,700
6,200
22
583A
591/4
700
6,700
No par
50%
43%
24%
24%
35y
50%
43%
118%
24%
orw
245/a
243A
24aA
35'A
353/4
84
No par
*115%
24%
361/4
36V4
84
36'A
361/4
84
84%
84%
84%
84%
85
34%
343/4
35
36%
353A
35%
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
32%
32%
32
321/4
32
32'A
6,900
50%
503/4
443A
503A
5DA
50%
50 3/4
2,300
43%
45
44
45
4,800
43%
44
116
118
118
118
1,520
800
700
490
5,600
140
L
1
Jun
8
7
Dec
10
9
9% Jan
10% Mar 19
5
14
4% Dec
28
4
197/a Jan
2
25Va Aug 20
21 % Jan
4
14 'A Dec
31
18 y8 Mar 18
14% Jan
8
16
Dec
31
56
47% Jan
4
46
5% Feb
Mar 12
Laclede Gas
La
18
5% Feb
4% Jan
fO
Lambert
Jan
22
Lane Bryant common
51% Jan
27
A
Co
23% Mar 29
19% Jan
5
9
48%: Jan
7
60'A Feb
10
Lee Rubber
3
22
Jan
7
24'A Jan
27
Lees
Feb
18
8
90 Va Mar 25
7% Oct 23
25% Jun 10
11% Jan
23
8% Jan
4
10 Va F«b
12
Mar 24
27%. Jan
4
32% Apr
9
14
86
95
34
Dec
29
22
1% Jan
6% Dec
16
14% Jan
1% Dec
15
33 y2 Dec
30
Apr
6
15
Jan
*
7
% Jan
4
1
Feb
6% Jan
4
8 % Jan
28
2
2
16
Dec
29
14
42% Feb
8% Jan
4
7
10% Apr
10
39'A Dec
29
82
,
11
4ir
6
17 Va Mar 15
4
2u
4
Lerner Stores Corp
8
43% Ap."
9
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
4
10
Jan
25
8% Jan
10
Dec
63
155
Jun
36% Mar 22
41% Jan
6
62 Va Feb
67 Va Jan
6
155% Jan
19
76
Apr
28
38 % Apr
2
42% Jan
21V4 Feb
3
25
''or 12
Lionel
15
38% Mar
3
30 Va Jan
4
39
Mar 18
Lion
14
21'A Feb
4
18% Jan
5
22% Jan
29
74 % Am-
1
9
28% Sep
15 y* Sep
47%
17
74
Feb
13
67
Jan
12
20% Apr
23
29% Nov
27
26
10% Sep
18
14% Mar 25
26
15
16
26
Apr
110
Aug
21% Oct"14
Jun
97
12
110
Jan
4
4
112
•
Cement
Jan
25
102% Mar 16
14
6
106 va Jan
9
103
106% Dec
7
23% Dec
9
5"
"23% Feb
146% Dec
30
160 Va Dec
3
145
34% Jun
10
42% Dec
14
55
Sep
15
67% Jan
30% Dec
16
108
Mar 16
108 V2 Feb
16
15
26% Jan
4
153% Feb
15
Co
5
45% Mar 19
Louisville Gas & El
2
59% Jan
11
64% Mar 31
Louisville
..31% Jan
11
34 % Feb, 15
96 V2 Jan
22
100% Mar 18
97% Nov
9
45% Jan
22
•
38% Mar 25
44% Apr,
24%
1,700
92
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
92
*90
9%
9
9%
9%
9%
9%
31%
31
31%
31 Va
31%
32
321/4
32%
323A
13%
9,200
xl3
13%
13
131/4
13%
13%
133/s
13%
10,900
%
10
%
%
%
7%
*7%
9%
9
7%
2%
*2
36%
*7%
2
2%
36%
37
16%
16%
■
7%
2
36'A
36%
16%
*163/8
16%
9%
7%
2%
36%
16%
1
IS*
8'A
8'A
23/4
2'A
36%
37
16%
16%
1
13,800
15,300
8'A
1,800
2%
4,300
37
16%
6,300
1,600
17%
17%
17%
17
171/4
17%
17%
17%
173/4
7,400
47%
46%
47
46%
47'A
47%
47%
47%
48%
11,400
91/,
93/4
9%
9%
9%
9%
93A
8%
93/a
37
37
37
38
38V4
381/4
38'A
381/4
38%
1,500
64%
65%
65%
66 Va
65%
65%
643A
65%
643/s
65V4
24,300
163%
163 Va
163%
163%
163%
*163%
163%
*163 %
9%
"
23,200
74%
74
74
74
74
713/4
72'A
1,700
41
40%
40%
41
41'A
41%
42%
2,600
3,100
75
.
165
300
23%
23%
24
23%
233A
23%
235/8
2 3 5/8
24
38
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
37 3A
38
38%
38'A
7,400
2i5/8
21%
21
21%
2 DA
21%
2IV4
21%
21%
21%
4,300
75
74
74
*74
Wood
*74
*74
75
75
100
33%
34%
32
34%
32%
341/4
333/8
34%
33%
33%
44,900
14
14%
13%
14%
133/4
14%
13%
14%
13%
14
23,300
33"%
10
34%
34V8
333A
343A
26%
26%
26%
26%
110 %
110%
*110%
111%
26%
*111
,
34%
343A
35%
34%
35%
10,000
26%
2 6 5/e
27
26'A
265/8
20,200
111%
111%
112
1113/4
1113A
800
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
251/4
253/8
255/8
25%
253/4
1,000
19
19%
19
19%
19
191/4
19lA
19'A
19 %
19%
17,300
*103
103%
*103
103%
*103
1031/4
*103
103'A
*105 Va
106%
*105%
1061/4
*105%
IO6V4
*105iA
106'A
*104
104%
*104
104 >/8
*104
104%
*104
104% j
-.
:
103
103
*105Va
104 %
30
106%
104%
100
10
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
149%
149%
*149%
1493/4
149%
1491A
148
148%
160
(Ky).Nopar
44%
44%
44%
443/a
441/4
443A
45%
451/4
45
45'A
2,300
50
Co
633/4
64
63%
64%
6 3 3/8
63%
63%
63%
63%
64%
3,100
32%
3,200
& Sons Inc com..1
(M)
M
*74
10
preferred series A
Steel
75
100
Nashville
&
Lowenstein
4%%
23 3A
40%
preferred
Lukens
9
231/4
100
19
35 'A May 25
92
May 25
36% Sep 15
231/4
74
Co common
(P)
Jan
7%
23 3A
40%
preferred
0% Jan
4
*23%
37
5
No par
conv
Lorillard
1,700
23%
j7i/4
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5.25% pfd series A
.100
5% series B preferred
100
5.25% preferred series C
100
106% Mar., 2
103% Mar 16
1,400
563A
23%
24
common
9
23%
56 Va
38%
Corp
Gas
19% Apr
13
30 % Aug
Star
Star
4
101% Jun
May
Lone
Lone
17
22%
56%
453/4
1
8
8
231/4
56%
22 3/4
731/2
Aircraft Corp
8
26 Va Mar
54
231/4
56%
iqi/2
J.
preferred—100
27
4
Jan
convertible
35% Apr
4.75
*49%
A* 49%
*56
No par
Loew's lnc
Mar 17
54
56
23
56%
23%
No par
25
Apr
53
100
5
Co
Lockheed
1,200
'
2.50
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
Mar 23
15
163%
(The)—.—
Corp
3% %
*143/4
100
Link Bell, Co
Oil
15'A
No par
new
14% Feb
22 % Jan
18% Mar 25
10
11
23 V* Jan
35% Mar 26
15 & Jun
4
28% Jan
5
11
108% Jan
15
15
37
Jan
13 % Jan
34Va Mar 19
23 Va Jun
103% Jun
101
1%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
2
Mar~16
24
19 y4 Feb
Sep
5
163 % Apr
4
*143/8
7,800
7
25
.....
com
15%
*48
5'A
23
2
7
Corp...
Tobacco
preferred——
Myers
*14%
10%
22%
36%
10
& Libby
McNeill
16
*51
10%
56%
7y
No par
Savers
15%
n
1
Liggett &
2,500
10 3A
133/4
5
Life
22
103/b
56%
gy
No par
Products
27% Mar 27
35% Sep
Jun
Mar
pfd
(The)
Fink
6c
Libby
29
16
noncuni
Lehman Corp
215/a
.1
34
par
Lehn
5
Aug
56
64
X' e-J
171% Nov
5
2nd
Feb
37
13
34% Jun
ROc
3
4
4
Mar 30
*4%
213/4
103/4
23%
1
16 V« Jan
18% Mar 27
51/4
21%
15%
son
No par
common
*4%
213/4
10%
23
10
Valley Coal
5%
213/4
4%
23%
25
Valley RR
*4%
22
56i/2
:_100
*
Portland Cement
39% Jan
22% Mar 17
33% Sep
preferred—
Coal & Navigation Co
10%
4%
21%
52%
5
$3 noncuni 1st preferred__.No
v
1(-7/H
_.l
.
Jan
34
12
Jan
.
Tire
&
10%
5%
22%
*5?
..50
15% Jan
22
Nov
14
•
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
11
■
1
:
10%
2l%
(James) & Sons Co common—3
3.85%
5
20
4% Jan
36
13
6
22% Jap
% Dec
86'/2 Jan
10%
<-45/
No par
preferred
Lane-Wells Co
Jan
24% Mar 17
64
(The)
4%%
29% Feb
14,
Sep 21
21 % Nov
4
.
Consplidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
vlJ
'A**''
23
July 14
18y8 Sep
47
Co
32%
100
32%
32%
102
*100
10
Co
42
25
32%
*100
43%
321/4
102
42%
*100
42%
43%
32%
102
43
245/8
*148
32%
*100
43%
25'A
149
325/8
102
433/4
25
323A
*100
43%
25%-
24,000
1013/4
44%
6,800
8%
600
M
7% Oct
12
23
41
Jun
8
45
125
Sep
17
132
10% July 18
20% Dec 29
Feb
„
Jan
19
Jan
28
132% Jan
4
15 Va Jan
20
Jan
9
6% Dec
29
32
15
3% Dec
4% Sep
14
22
8% Feb
8
16
18
11
25
4% Mar 10
Jan
IIV2 Jun
4
22% Jan
12
7
Jan
4
19
Jan
4
11
10
13% Dec
52% Jun
15
58
Jan
8
22% Sep
15
25% Mar 19
24 Va Jan
12
88% Mar
82
Jan
4
80,
Sep
8
12 % Jan
Feb
55
9
Macy
(R H)
Co Inc
Magnavox Co
v.
18
Manhattan
9% Feb,
1
Maracaibo Oil
4
Feb
Marine
13% Mar 10
1
94
9
Apr
23'A
S31/4
23%
23%
83%
83 3A
833A
83%
84
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
200
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
75/8
7%
7%
1,500
30%
9,500
17%
3,700
18% Mar 20
16% Jan
4
25% Mar 31
Martin
14% Mar
13% Feb
1
16'% Mar 18
8
20
MasoniLe
16% Dec
29
25% Feb
17% Sep
15
21% Nov
16
18
Jan
4
42 Va Dec
30
38
Feb
16
42
IIOV4 Jan
5
104
Jan
5
110
_
98Jun
30
27% Jun
10
83 V2 Jun
5
82y2 Jun
12
75
July
..
32% Mar 23
95
95
Sep
45
Sep
Dec
30% Feb
4.25%'
11
Jan
5
98
Mar 11
$3.75
cum
7
89
Apr
1
$3.40
cumulative
Mar 16
17'/» Jan
20
18% Feb
19
Mar 12
49% Feb
47
Feb
15
Jan
7
20
Jan
11
22% Jan
45% Feb
17
40% Mar 12
43'% Jan
4
26
17% Apr-
$3
.
14
*5'A
5%
5%
.261/4
*25%
81/4
213/s
8%
21 'A
203/4
21%
20%
173A
4%
29V4
17%
*515
*4%
530
4%
800
53/a
53/8
25%
25%
200
81/4
8'A
8'A
1,600
213/4
213/B
21%
7,200
11,400
5%
26
400
13%
13%
13 %
13%
131/4
131/4
*551/4
56%
*55%
56%
553/4
553/4
56
56
56 3/4
500
28%
28%
28%
283A
273/4
28%
28%
283/4
28%
28 5/a
12,500
92
92
94
92%
94
23%
24%
22%
24
22%
233A
23%
24%
23
23 5/8
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 »/4
15'A
15%
155/8
15%
16
*92
94
*92
94
*92%
13%
13V4
*56
13%
140
84,400
2,600
18%
19"%
183A
19
18%
19
19
20
1
Corp com
20
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
20%
20'A
20'A
2,500
5
40 Va
40%
39%
403/a
40
^03/4
40 3/4
41%
403/4
41'A
24,000
100.-
108
5
28"%
No par-.,
*96%
series.No par...
1947
pfd
..No par
—No par
common—.
19
108
108
,
29%
18%
108
108
108
29
28%
98
*963A
*97
98
*97
98
*97
89
89
*88%
9a
*88%
18
—
18
No par •«". *48%
18
18%
108
108
108
18%
29%
29'A
963/4
96 3/4
*96 3A
97
*96%
98
10
II
*88%
90
*88%
90
60
18%
18%'"
*49'A
18'A
18 'A
50%
*491/4
*48 3/4
493A
17%
xl7
17%
16 3A
17%
16%
17
17
21
20
203/B
20
201/4
20%
20%
20%
*42 %
43
50
*42V4
*421/4
43
501/4
43
*42 Va
14,300
20
50'/a
49%
3/4
98
18 3/8
17%
preferred
2,900
283/4
98
20%
,*48
29%
28%
3
common
108
16,000
97
28%
*96 3A
98
19
No par
Corp
$2.50
*4%
29%
530
320
1
Corp
McCord
17%
5%
21%
ICQ
preferred
MeCall
1
22
pfd
29
*515
25%
26
20 %
13
173/4
4%
8%
5
28 3/4'
530
*4%
8%
preferred
Jan
lo
4%
*5%
*515
25%
No par
83
21'% Mar 25
4%
5%
17%
18
530
8'A
50.
preferred-——
Maytag Co
4%
283/4
29%
17%
*515
8%
Co..
92%
6
*51/8
*25%
28%
17%
530
7%,
No par
Chemical
conv
$3.75
4%
.
8%
May Dept Stores common
97% Mar 29
17%
No par
Corp
Electric
Mathicson
Mar 11
30 V2 Feb
20% Sep 14
41% Nov 27
11% Dec
4
11
Master
18
52
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
29%
29%
*515
7%
*25%
Co
21
15
29
15
28
92
20
Jan
9
zip.'
20 Va Mar 19
(Glenn L)
85% Nov 24
2
16
16% Jan
2
..
1
Martin-Parry Corp
34% Aug 28
,
5,.
!
preferred
16
5
.
50
(conv)
14
3,200
23%
83%
Corp common
12'A Jun
14,800
23%
,—6,25
preferred
300
13%
8
—.———
10
Sep
135/8
233/4
Marshall Field & Co com
4%%
13%
833A
Exploration
Midland
4%%
57% Mar 10
28% Apr
13%
8
Marathon Corp
23
14
83%
1.
Shirt
13%
23%
No par
5
143/a
41%
132%
8%
Maude! Bros
Feb,
41'A
*129
23%
—1
5% Jan
41%
132%
83%
Man all Sugar Co
28
8%
8%
8%
*41
*129
*7"%
(The)
25
13%
8%
42
132%
23i/4
Mahoning Coal RR Co
5% Jan
13%.
*8V4
*411/4
*129
*83%
Magma Copper
3
8%
41%
132%
100
No par
10
26
8%
41%
*129
.No par
Square Garden
Feb
530
13%
*
No par,.,
com
8%
42
132%
*129
,
5
4%% .preferred series A
9
18% Mar
4
10
3% Jan
9
30% Apr
4
Feb
6
8%
*41
100
Magic Chef
16 Va Jan
Mar
21.
15
25 Va Jan
25% Jun
6% Sep
16% Sep
8*% F"b
516
28
Mar
Jan
Madison
4
6
30
1
28
6V8 Jan
9
B
Forbes, common—10
6c
Mack Trucks Inc
8 Va Jan
12
Mar 23
Working Co
preferred
23% Apr
8
Apr
552
6%
85% Feb
7% Jan
22'/Wan
15
„
4
8
May
8
81% Mar 16
87% Mar 27
15
Sep
Jan,
20% Jan
8
9% Jan
Sep
13
10
& M
MacAndrews
19
16
15% Sep
Mar
41
125
14
21
45
22
24
15% Nov
26
9% Jan
Mar 24
78% Sep
7% Oct
517
8Vb Mar 16
Mar 20
43
*42'A
17
20%
4,600
2,700
"2,000
43
15% Feb
4
12
Jan
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
16
92
8
75
Jan
79 3A
793/4
*793A
803/4
80
80
803A
510
73Va Mar 12
68% Jan
76V4 Apr
9
M'cGraw Electric Co
1
*79%
74%
80%
15
74%
73%
74%
741/4
743A
75
76
76
76'A
22
35% Dec
33% Jan
44% Mar
5
McGraw-Hill
5
*43%
43%
43%
43%
43'A
43%
44
44
5,600
1,700
17
71% Jan
12
54% Jp.n
66
Apr
9
Mclnt.yre
44%
65
44
52
'
29
72% Dec
57% Sep
26% Sep
33% July 2
18 % Dec 24
39% Dec
3
37% Apr
42 Va Feb
18
26 Vz Jan
21*
18% Jan
21% Mar
Sep
Jan
1
13% Mar
85
3
McCrory Stores Corp common..50o
3%% convertible preferred—100
Mar 19
McLellan
I
13
*793A
13%
2,500
64
64
64
64
63%
64
633A
65 %
66
4,600
38%
39%
38%
39
38
38'A
38
385/s
373A
38'A
4,300
1
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
203A
20%
205/8
20%
20%
10
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
12'A
121/4
*12 3/e
12%
100
No par
31%
31%
31'A
31%
31%
32%
32%
32%
323/a
33'A
8,700
100
98Va
98%
98%
98%
*98%
1
28%
12%
48%
28%
28V2
28%
28%
12%
12%
13
12%
48%
*48%
49%
*48%
49%
485/8
3%
*16'A
16%
16 3%
163A
163/a
163A
16%
16 3A
17
17
16%c
20%
21%
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
20 3/4
203/B
21%
91'A
91 %
*105% 106%
104%
*103
*90%
91%
*105%
106%
33%
33%
*331/4
33%
331/4
33%
333A
33 3A
33%
34%
2.000
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 y/8
22%
22%
22V4
22%
19,700
32
32
313A
32
32'A
1,400
97%
97%
*98
108%
*106
96%
96'A
97
*95
109
*107
23% 23%
*107
Mines
& Robbins
Inc
Stores
13
18
Porcupine
McKesson
5
Publishing
13
—5
Co.
1,600,
"
liy8 Dec
29
14% Jari
22
11% Feb
19
21% Sep
83% Oct
14
29% Dec
18
27 V-2 Jan
4
33 V\ Feb
86% Jan
4
99
27% Feb
16
13
26% Jan
2
11% Dec
95
30
28% Mar 19
17
'
15
Sep 14
May 4
80
1
12
Mar 26
29 % Apr
9
47
Jan
4
49
15% Feb
18
17
Apr
9
25% Jan
Aug 19
,
15% Sep
*
Apr*
14% May 22
50% May 21
19% Jan
7
'
46
May 1
12%
19% Jan
12
22
Jan
26
91% Feb
5
4
13 Va Feb
15
Mar 22
Oct
27-
89
Jan
27
92% Jun
10
111
Jan
20
98
Jan
4
106
Feb
91% Sep
21
97
Nov
13-
95
Jan
7
104
Mar 10
25
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
26
22
Jun
16
31
Nov
5
28
Dec
86
Jun
11
95
Sep
14
88
Jun
12
84
July
89
5
11% Jan
29
May 21
18% Sep 14
Sep
22
22% Jun
9
see
4
4
Jan
5
4
32% Mar 19
100
Feb
4
31
page
9
22.
Corp common;
4%%
preferred (1st series)
Melville
Shoe
Corp
(The) corpmon
Mengel Co
convertible
5%
Mercantile
Merck
&
Stores
Co
Inc
conv
$4.25
2nd
2nd
1
preferred—50
1st
Co
Inc
common
$3.50 preferred
$4
"
No par
pfd
No par
preferred
MergenLhaler Linotype
No par
Co
No par
Merritt-Chamnan & Scott
Mesta Machine Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
12.50
-
5
pfd
100
100
Feb
8
3.85%
Mar 30
3.80%
preferred
series
100
4.45%
preferred
series
10J
Jan
6
13
107% Apr
6
2
24% Jan
15
% Jan
4
*72% Mar
26% Jan
4
29'A Jan
65
Co
95
Jan
22% Feb
Mfg
98
92
5
Mead
Norris
2
105% Jan
15
McQuay
107% Apr
89
27% Mar
For footnotes
10
19
29% Mar
66% Dec
34% Feb
28% Jan
104% Mar
93'A Feb
107% Feb
4
13
92
Feb
93% Jan
3
99
55 %
98% Jan
Jan
21 % Jan
28% Jan
39% Jan
105
8
'
5
28
4.35%
Miami
preferred
series
preferred
series.'
Copper
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Middle South Utilities Inc
100
5
10
No par
--
„
103
-
70%
28%
,
103%
99
108%
96
97
12%
*90
*105%
104
32
99
*107
95
*95
283A
91
106%
104
32 '
99
108'/a
95
97.
109
*97
993/4
60
*98%
100
28%
29
28%
29%
3,600
12%
12%
13
2,100
48 5/s
*48 5/8
*90
106
*103
32%
91
106
104%
32 3/s
*90
105%
*104
32
49%
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3,200
26,500
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27%
27%
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13
100
71
70
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18
The Commercial and Financial
(1626)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Ranee for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
year 1853
29 Vz Dec
46% Jan
14
Oct
7
125
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
7
Feb
9
139
24% Mar 20
21V* Oct
9
lGVa Jan
26
24
Nov
31
27
19% Jan
2
53% Feb
42
8
25
10% Jan
Minn St Paul & S
23
29
1
88
18% NOV
9
26% Jan
22
19 % Nov
17
21% Dec
21
Feb
83
18
34% Mar 25
27% Jan
4
14
23% Mar 25
16% Jan
4
4
2
9% Jan
5
Feb
4
71% Jan
37
41% Mar 17
*
12
Jan
Minn
Feb
74% Mar 17
21
23% Fee
1
34% Mar 30
19% Mar 16
*
42 V2 Mar
8
9%
10
40%
19%
20%
19
19%
Co_
83%
84
82
83%
21%
33%
21%
20%
21%
34
33 %
33%
40%
41
39%
40%
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62 %
62%
60
62%
12
14'/#
14%
14
'
14%
14
12%
12%
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12%
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12 y8
1
36%
37
17% Sep
14
28% Mar 11
19
10
32 % Mar 26
31% Jan'
4
34% Mar 26
Montana
29% Nov
17
40% Dec
31% Feb
1
42% Mar 16
Monterey Oil Co
53% Sep
18
65% Mar 19
56
4
64% Feb
11% Sep
15
18% Apr
15
10% Sep
15
15% Apr
16
11% Jan
29
43 % Jan
6
30% Jan
4
Feb
23
22% Mar 12
4
11 % Mar 24
15
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
Power Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
14% Mar 23
Moore-McCormack
14% Ftb
6
Morrell
8
(John)
Lines
&
37% Mar
3
Motorola
23 % Jan
5
Motor
Products
23% Mar 22
21% Mar
(The).
Motor
Wheel
Co
14
27% Mar 16
23 % Jan
Mueller
Brass
Sep
15
26% Mar 13
19% Jan
28% Mar 24
Mullins
Mfg
12
Jan
5
14% May 19
13% Jan
16% Apr
43
Dec
31
6
42 % Jan
3
106 % Jan
110
Feb
23
24% Feb
26
18% Jan
21
Jan
21
50
Feb
25
42 % Jan
44 % Jan
22
51
Feb
2
37
41
29
25% Feb
26
15
99% Jan
2
6
11% Sep 14
'16% Sep 22
19% Sep 15
<34
Sep
'
9
Sep
7
Nash-Kelvlnator
Jan
19
5
National
8
13% Mar 31
15% Feb
19
National
9
17% Jan
4
19
19
National
Jan
Automotive
4
26% Mar 31
National
Aviation
4
37% Jan
9
National
Biscuit Co
4
179% Apr
14% Mar
5
11
Jan
8
24
57% Jan
8
76
16% Jan
4
10% Jan
4
20% Dec
19% Jan
5
8
17% Jdn
2
Mar 22
National
11% Feb
9
National
22% Feb
10
Cash
National
City Lines
66% Dec
14
62 % Feb
25
2
National
12
29
15% Jan
8
12% Jan J 4
71% Apr
13 % Apr
2
National
23% Jan
6
17% Mar 31
20% Jan
20
National
Distillers
97 % Feb
12
5
87% Jan
20%. Jan
Nov
6
93 % Jan
29% Apr
24
38% Dec
31
38
Jan
155 % Jun
132
Apr
3
173% Nov
15
7
Feb
4
25% Mar 12
100% Mar 16
46
Apr
4
172
Jan
4
141% Jan
152% Apr
29
8% Feb
9
179% Aor
Nov
9% Dec
9% Jan
146
9
4%%
National
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7%
44%
16%
3,300
107%
16'/#
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107
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107%
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19
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19
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76
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77
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43
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14%
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18%
18%
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25%
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25%
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36%
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36'/#
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7,300
178%
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178%
178 3/8
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178%
178%
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14
14
71%
70%
71%
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1
17%
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17%
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11
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22
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68 Va
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13
13
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common
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100
42%
179%
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179%
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43
100
1
9%
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179
178
153
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9%
9%
23%
23%
104% Jan
21
4% Jan
2
105
Jan
27
National
26
11% Jan
Mar 29
4
13
8
8
15
Jan
Mar 25
106
10% Apr 29
105
Jan
1
106
15%. Nov
6
38
6
14% Apr
Nehi
8
22
Neisner
Feb
25
4% %
27
6
9
31% Mar
5
34% Apr.
85% Jun
30
6
85
is
92% Jan
94
Jun
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
64
56
Jan
13% Jan
6
4
15
Mar
11
Feb
98
Mar 12
51% Apr
14% Jau
12
Jan
20
40% Jan
14*
16% Jan
29
12% Jan
4
1
9
'
Dec
30
23% Sep
8
17% Sep
17
Inc
72% Mar 23
15
19
106% Jan
6
108% Mar
2
17% Jan
4
69
Mar
1
90
Jan
29
425
Jan
13
N
Y
61
31% Mar- 3
N
Y
New
York
New
101% Jun
10-
'14% May 1;
39% Oct 13
80
J
9
17% July 13
49% Dec
Jan
92
Feb
520
Jan
8
34
Feb
18
29
9
'
9
5
15% Mar
20
16
May
19% Jun
70
11
Sep
400
,109% Mar
63.
Jan
20
"6% Jan
14
348,
-
Apr
6
*
233/a
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65% Feb
51
5
Mar 23
4%
4%
4%
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12%
12%
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Apr
60
Feb
18
7
Feb
14%
Preferred ,5 %
21
37% Mar 23
80% Jun
11
92
24% Jun
10
28% Feb
2
Apr 28
80% Nov
10
,
19
Y
State
N
31% Sep
75
2
York
Jan
36
Jan
93
Jan
7
27% Jan
22
4
29
38% Mar.
96% Feb
-
3
4
29% Mar.18
*
82 % Jan
25
87
Mar 24
79
Jun
22
87% Jan
8
86
Jan
87
5
Jun
92% Mar 11
29
94% Nov
13
92
Jan
16
7
Sep
100 % Mar 30
15
20% Jan
26
17% Jan
6
22 % Apr
9
14%
30
39% Jan
4
A_
43% Feb
10
24% Jan
13
23% Mar 24
20
Jan
4
26% Apr
5
22% Mar 30
North
American
22% Dec
20
Jan
12
29% Mar 31
North
American
52
15
Jan
8% Jan
4
16
85% Jan
7
89
2
38
6
42% Jan
107% Nov
6
8
Jan
46% Jan
4
107% Mar 31
Apr
Sep
14
84
Jan
5
'54% Jan
11
11% Jun
16
14% Dec
16
13% Jan
9% Jan
111
4
78
Apr
100% Jun
89% Jun
24
87
Mar 19
18
109
Mar 12
19
101
Jan
9
12% Jun
15
18% Mar 17
8% Dec
29
-
16% Jan
14% Jan
13
7% Jan
11
30
24% Jan
13
14% Jan
11
18
25% Apr
9
10
12
83
12
100
Jun
39% Feb
2
2
38% Jan
4
Jan
2
102% Jan
4
27
92% Jan
5
May 181
106% Feb
25
97% Jun
12^
104% Dec
9
49"% Jun
10
57% Aug
16
QS
Mar 25
9
103% Apr
2
14%
34%
143/4
-
14%
*96
.
106% Jan
6
104% Jan 13
54 y# Jan
4
4
110% Jan
29
7
.107% Mar 31
100
13%
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4
30
Apr.
5
18% Jan 20
9y« Jan
4
20
Apr
1
2
12% Jan
20
73
84
For
footnotes
see
page
9
22.
Jan
4.
Mar
3
'
100
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16,300
100
49%
49%
14%!
14%
143/4
72%
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19%
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22%
22%
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1
22%
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93
106%
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preferred
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92 »/2
92
108
108
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92
103
92
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108
108
108
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17%
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2,100
2,80
211/4
213/4
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21
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4,200
9,700
10
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63%
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64%
63%
10
29%
20
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common
1
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10%
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79
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30
130
97%
400
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108 3/4
109
♦107%
108 y2
41V#
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.
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29%
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64%
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30
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\
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65
25,000
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19%
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100
11%
22,600
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11%
80
80
80%
81
81%
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40
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11
81
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108
98%
30-
41%
108%
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64
100
40%
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109
preferred
preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
91/4
98 y4
40%
109
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1
109
3.90%
9'/a
9%
103
28
Airlines Inc
preferred
Corp
943/4-
21.%
100
preferred
.
92
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93%
100
100
Pharmacal
;
100y2
5
Aircraft
V
;
15
13%
31%
22%
2,900
?
49
;
2,700
34
97
14%
31%
preferred
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15
31%
preferred
Oliver
143/4
333/4;
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31%
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900
'
31%
$4.80
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700
72%
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4%
700
14%
107%
5
14%
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;
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Ohio
26% Jan
24
95% Jan
Pacific
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Oo
23
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72 y2
48%
12%
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1
14% Feb
14%
13%
48
2,700
v
!
100
48%
13%
11%
72
.100
Apr
19% Dec
*96
15
14%.
14,600
14%
333/496
32 %>
1
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65
1
143/4
48
7
14%
33%
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.
21%
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7
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15
33%
96
1,000
6'/#
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14% ;
107%
21%
41% Mar 12
108% Apr
98% Apr
*95
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21%
Norwich
10
_
Northern
4.6%
14%
33%
96
14%
:
5,500
128%
12%
5
12%
23%
-80 /
Ry Co
preferred
Northwest
8
5
12%
213/4
22% Mar 18
15
71% Sep 23
Natural
9% Feb
17% Jan
16% Sep
8% Dec
Mar
Central
$4.10
5
12%
21%
Capital Corp
Northern
Northern
Northrop
23% Jun
28
Northeast
5%%
300
11%
5
1
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
24% Mar 31
'
93% Jan
106
4
108% Fob
11
16% Dec
34% Jun
23
15% Mar 24
12
18% Sep
94% Jun
25
29
63/4
28
25
Western
&
Northern States Pwr Co
Jan
19% Mar
Feb
v-64% Mar
:85
Jan
4
106 % Mar 31
99
21
Mar 23
12%
32
31%
100
Aviation
87
*4%
12%
14%
14%
100
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Co
15
6
11%
32
10
19
14
790
2
Jun
24
7
34
*95
13%
100
Co
15% Sep
July
9,900
96%
14%
48%
100
preferred
preferred
Chemical
19
Sep
29%
96%
33%
100
26
34% Sep
103% Oct
29 y8
97
-33%
Co.100
Pwr Corp eom_No pa*>-•
'3-.40 % .-preferred
100
12
83
29%
97
107 y2
V
23%
--
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22% Jun
16
29
97%
19%
-
—No par
53 % Jan
21
29
97>/4
72
•
Corp...,...!
23
8
8,100
50
31%
<
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preferred
Norfolk
300
50%
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14%
13 v*
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39% Dec
Jan
30 %
28%
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48%
80
Shipbuilding
Niagara
3.60%
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493/4
28%
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3.90%
30%
49%
29
14%
14%
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1:
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49%
483/4
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Co-
&. Hartford
series
30J/2
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107%
96
18
preferred series A—
180
New York City Omnibus Corp-No par
New York Dock common
No par
$5
non-cum
preferred
No par
New
1,300
*14%
34%
-
6%
4
23%
28%
30
5
"
14% Apr
23%
♦105:,/4
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NO par
St Louis
RR
233/4
14%
-
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1 -
8
,
Haven
23%
107%
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100
Common
Harlem
233/„
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11%
|.->
*
22
2,700
11%
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-
&
9VA
113/4
Brake
Chic
9%
11%
11%
■
1
Central
York
9%
11%
New
Feb
26
9%
11%
1
5
37% Jan
93/a
32%
New
7
50
9%
32
18% Jan
11
150
1523/4
127
4 V* %
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
18% Jan
44,400
179
152%
32%
9
32% Apr
46
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127%
63/4
26
5
45
152
6%
72 % Feb
30
44%
178
152
127%
32 % Apr.
48% Jan
43%
178
153
6%
23% Mar 17
14
43%
178 y2
102
127%
5
25'/a Jan
Sep
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6%
4
30
101%
31%
Newmont" Mining Corp
Newport Industries common
18% Dec 29
19,400
♦100%
101%
127 %
New- England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Air
600
25'/#
32%
67% Jan
4*
92%
128%.
—
York
17%
92%
25
6%
25% Jan
20 V2 Mar
17%
93%
25 Va
31%
30
Jan
34
30,100
17%
7,400
243/4
♦92
.
127 y2
imv
preferred
2,400
7%
common
Newberry Co (J J).common
3%%
8,900
13 Va
32%
7
*
Feb
70%
13
128%
Fibre Co
preferred
Nesco
95 y2 Mar 31
11
93% Apr
2'
14% Mar 30
86
12% Jun
69'/#
32%
No par
Inc
693/4
13 Va
17%
18%
128%
1
h
Bros
:-29%
2,400
Va
_6
Inc
Vulcanized
•
30%
30%
.<
6,500
'
100
common
Corp
16% Jan
31% Jun
.
Cast-No pax
Natomas Co
3,700
3,800
11
22
17%
1
97%
8
9,500
.
17
10%
22
293/8
4
16%.
10%
22
97%
5 % Feb
16%
103/4
21%
97%
Jan
163/4
11
29%
11% Apr
130
71%
22 y.
97%
4
4,600
14
10%
25
12
13'/#
713/#
21%
1
29%
14
17
14%
72
11
22
10
13% Feb
14
71 Va
'
22
*10%
10O
16% Apr
'
70%
preferred
6,200
36%
93>/4
4% Jan
/
25
14%
com
19,000
36%
6
5
18 Va
14%
25%
24% Jan
10
133/4 >14
i
1
173/4
10% Jan
14
179%
■
17%
6
14%
36%
25%
49%
13% Jan
14
-178%
-
28%
10% Jun
uy#
93%
12
700
76
14
*75 y#
24%
conv
4oy#
42
14%
17%
Theatres
200
*33%
76%
25
4.20%
433/4
40
40
*43
43%
93%
National
433/4
14
17%
Co
120
6,700
42
71%
preferred
1,600
19%
75
49%
7% Mar
*43
19%
14%
93
Steel
19%
43%
28%
28%
28
19%
77
49%
14
<
45'/#
108
14%
28%
Sep
45
108
76%
24%
&
16%
45
109
43
18%
Service
16%
45
40
*39%
49%
4% Dec
16
♦107
433/4
191/4
14%
Go
Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The) Pa
Mar 19
161/g
45 V*
109
25
Tea
2,400
44 %
94%
% %
23%
107%
17%
National
23 Va
8,900
*93%
Malleable
23%
5,700
*28%
7% Mar 31
23 V*
1,000
24%
pfd series of 1951
100
Gypsum Co common
1
preferred
No par
Linen
4,300
24%
No par
10
133
14%
24%
No par
17
13%
24
National
Jan
14 V*
12%
24%
Jan
6 % Feb
14%
12 Va
3,900
24%
26% Jan
114
25,400
24
5
1
61
24 Va
5
7% Apr
12% Jan
60%
24
12
10
5,700
61 Va
24%
30% Jan
4
60%
23%
31% Jan
5
40
24 Va
52% Jan
33% Mar 19
39%
24%
14
30% Mar 12
40
23%
21
97 % Apr
393/4
61 Va
24
26
Jan
39%
60%
16
22% Sep
86% Sep
90
8,200
39%
34
23%
25'% Oct
24% Jan
21'/2
33%
16%
Natl
28% Jan
14,000
21
34
25%
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
24
853/#
21%
333/4
24
30% Apr
50 % Apr
Nov
83 Va
21%
33%
9,000
24% Mar 11
91
21 Va
33 >/•
2,900
26% Jan
29% May 20
116% May 20
84%
21 %
1,800
19'/#
20% Jan
25
83 Va
7,700
12%
37% Mar 19
9
20
36%
32% Jan
27
1,600
19%
12%
31
Jan
13%
19%
19
21
29
13%
19%
36
25% Sep
40% Sep
2
13%
193/4
84
'
19
36 Va
20% Dec
6
13%
19 %
common—B
National
14,300
81%
71%
preferred A
preferred B
6%
9
4
Cylinder
National Lead Co
2
..
47%
23
47%
223/4
24%
Dairy Products
Department Stores
16% Sep 22
99% Jan
7,000
46%
22'/#
46%
36%
28
10
96
14,900
183/4
common...
56% Jun
22% May 26
5,500
7
66%
36%
10
Inc
Co
National
1
40%
6%
65%
16%
preferred
6
15
40 y4
6%
66
22%
10
18 % Jan
29
40 y2
6>/4
65
133/4
No par
i
18
Dec
63/a
65 V*
23 V*
.100
17% Feb
17% Sep
Va
8,500
183/4
—8
19% Mar 27
85% Dec
18%
23%
common
21
84
18%'
4,100
36%
Fibres Ino.-.l
Sep
Dec
11,000
23%
i
Register
conv
6,400
333/4
18%'
100,
Corp
Container
$1.25
22%
18%
36 V#
,
Louis
1%
25
20%
22%
33'A
18%
10
80
preferred A
National
Can
Corp
18% Aug 18
1!%'Jan
5
19%
22%
333/4
37%
-.—.l'
20% Jan
60% Dec
110
23%
I
36% Jan
14
13% Feb 26 '
15
Chatt & St
172% Jan
Mar 19
4,600
18%
No par
Airlines
21% Mar
19%
11
23%
Acme Co
Nashville
10
74%
18%
common
Corp
79
*73%
1
Myers (F E) & Bros—
43% Apr
38
Aug 31
15
18% Jan
9
ioy4
733%
I
1
Murray Corp of America com
4 %
preferred
8
Jan
4,400
11,100
100
(G C)
preferred
74% Mar 29
174% Dec
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
'19
13% Mar
Mar 26
106 VA
1
Co
4%%
30
25% Mar 20
14
Sep
Jan
Murphy
*105%
23%
Co
15% Jan
24
'10
47% Feb
106%
18%
Corp..
36% Mar 25
14
158% Jun
8
2
64%
23%
Munsingwear Inc
25% Mar 12
10
81:
63%
8
Corp
Corp
18
6 %
64 y2
10
80%
643/4
10
Inc
21% Sep
6%
65
9%
83
10 y4
40
14'/a
No par
Chemical
6Va
3,900
2,100
18%
40 Va
Tool-
Machine
6%
24*
19%
48>/4
25% Jun
Dec
40
23%
32%
is y2
40 y2
40
is
24
2,100
22%
23
Monsanto
Oct
40%
18%
46%
Monarch
Sep
18
22%
5
16
18%
*13%
5,
28
33 y2
13%
90
23%
733/4
22%
33
13%
S'/5/# F-.b
74
22%
34%
48%
20% API¬
29
22%
33 %
I
23j/4
5
35% Dec
22%
34%
13%
79% Mar 29
Jan
22%
1.200
129 y2
10
19 y2
22%
23
16% Jan
50
19 y2
13%
20% Mar 23
110% Mar
733/4
19%
23%
95% Jan
16% Sep 15
42 % Aug 26
73%
19%
23%
15
104% May 18
73%
19%
34%
No par
1
8*:
73%
19%
Shares
31%
23%
*105%
733/4
73%
31%'
*128
23%
81%
64%
v
9%
*13%
11
17
93/4
20
Sep
6
9%
64 %
31%
129%
9Va
106
1.28
15% Sep
34% Mar 18
9%
;
81
63 V*
Mojud Co Inc
8
Mar 31
13
27% Jan
9%
79
*105
Mohawk Carpet Mills
22% Apr
31
79%
66
106
16
7 % Mar 22
15% Mar 25
29
79
64 %
*105
the Week
Apr. 9
23%
9 V*
19
33% Dec
5
Dec
79%,
66
105
Friday
*
23%
233/4
15'/# Jan
31
Jan
79
'
79%
*9
24% Feb
Dec
21
9%
64
13
21% Dec
9%
46%
22
29 % Dec
9%
64%
31%
*128
23 y»
46%
54% Feb
4
Jan
23a/4
65%
69 % Mar 22
4
Jan
23%
23%
6%
Mar 17
Jan
11
23%
23 %
65
61
40
20
23%
105
Apr. 8
31%
46%
6
58 % Jan 23
17
RR
23%
Bale* fee
Thursday
.
130
com—No par
70 % Aug
15
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
*303/4
130
7%
preferred series A
100
^Missouri Pac RR 5% conr pfd-100
31
15
*
1.80
Minneapolis Power & Light
Corp
Mission
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Oorp
31%
131
23%
9
Min & Mfg common—No par
MlaSK J
30%
130
17
Dec
57% Sep
33% Sep
6% Mar 12
Reg
30%
1 130
23%
preferred
Mo par
Mlnneapolis-Mollne Co common—1
$5.50
1st preferred
100
$i..5n 2nd conv preferred
25
21
Apr. 7
23%
$4
21% Jan
4
4 '/a Jan
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Apr
11% Jan
19% Mar 16
21
Apr
66
■
15
24% Oct
104
Wednesday
Apr. 6
130
8 Marie__No par
105
11
Jan
55% Jan 26
8% Dec
69
Oct
10
Corp
4
6
34% Jun
;8
Tuesday
30%
100
10
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—Ho pax
11
15% Sep
Feb
Oil
Coatiaai#—P«g« i
Apr. 5
•
preferred
1st
24% Feb
Apr
Jam
8%
Midwest
26
94% Jan
104
Midland Steel Prod common
24
Feb
4,
Chronicle... Monday, April 12, 1954
LOW AND HIGH BALK
FEICE8-
Monday
Fv
Jan
67
29
19% Jan
33 % Mar '5
136
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
.*
8% Jan
3
Jan
6
20
30
68% Nov
60% Dec
3
21V# Jan
20
8% Dec
Feb
126% Jan
30
NEW
f
Highest
W,
4,200
!>
Number 5315... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(1627)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YOEK
4
15ft Dec
28
14% Jan
26
16
Jan
7
Omnibus
46 ft Dec
21
44% Jan
11
50 ft Apr
8
Otis
37
Jan
13
56% Apr
8
Outboard
6
85
Jan
Outlet Co
55ft Dec 21
50
Feb
28
42% Oct 21
20
Jan
84
2
Sep
18
16
81
18
16
Dec
Oct 28
88
Mar 10
12
87
Jan
8
11
58% Feb
16
12
82% Feb
5
14% Jan
Mar 12
Jan
77ft Jan
79 ft Oct
69Y4Jun
38
20
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Apr. 5
Apr. (»
Apr. 7
Apr. 8
Apr. 1)
Par
(The)
Corp
Sale* for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
37% Aug 31
Oft Mar
Continued—Page 9
STOCKS
Range for Previous
the Week
Shares
___5
Marine &
15ft
15%
15ft
15%
15 ft
15%
15 ft
153/4
15'A
No par
48%
15%
5,100
48%
48%
49%
49ft
49%
49%
50 ft
495,
50
2.50
Elevator
55 ft
55%
6,200
55
56%
56%
56%
56
56%
55%
56
4,100
*85 ft
87
Mfg
-No par
Owens-Corning
*85 ft
87
*85
ft
87
*85ft
*85%
87
56
57
551/2
56%
553A
57
57
58
79%
3,500
80%
80%
81%
80
81%
811%
82 ft
80 ft
81%
8,200
No par
16
16 ft
15%
16ft
153/4
15%
100
3,500
*85
87
86
86
85
85
Fiberglas Corp
'
8
56%
57
-
'
Owens-Illinois
Glass
12.50
Co
.
87
P
11% Jun
80
13% Jan
6
7% Oct
7
7% Jan
11
8% Feb
3
33% Mar
3
73% Mar 26
57% Mar
15
com
preferred
conv
cum
9
Pacific
Amer
Fisheries
35% Feb
8
Pacific
Coast
Co
1st
Feb
9
4
Mar 17
39 ft Jan
41% Mar 18
Pacific Gas & Electric
No par
10
25
36% Apr
9
Pacific
Lighting
No par
15
Pacific
Mills
33% Feb
34% Dec 31
23
26
Jan
12
110% Sep 22
129% Jun 25
13
142% Jan
22
137% Jan
4
4% Sep
15
8% Jan
28
22% Feb
20
Mar 17
30
4% Mar
47% Mar 31
Feb
120% Mar
145
Corp
Corp
6%
Consolidated
5
27
Pacific
Tin
Pacific
Western Oil
8
9
Feb
4%
19
3% Mar 11
4
Jan
Packard
26
9% Jan
4
11
Feb
Pan Amer
52% May 25
47 ft Jan
5
62
Apr
Pan-American Petrol
88% Mar 25
May 13
01
69 ft Jan
30
97% Jan
4
Apr
2
10
6% Sep 15
24% Sep
Jan
6% Sep
15
4
21% Jan
18
7
31% Jan
4
35ft Jan
15
6% Feb
Paramount
Park
Mar
1
37% Jan
Parker
38 ft Mar 12
5
27% 8ep
15
20% Nov
2
7% Apr
8
3 ft Mar 12
7% Feb
23
Patino
8
3
4
3"% Jan
25
Peabody
Jan
7
10% Mar 15
12% Jan
25
38ft Dec
Jan
17
9
18
10% Oct 20
3
Jan
11
36 ft Jan
6
39
Feb
Dec
3
30 ft Jan
23
Feb
37
Mar 30
10
32
21% Aug 10
29 ft Dec
27ft Aug 10
26% Aug 27
Jan
4
Penick
3
$1
5
4
lift Jan
5
13 ft Feb
37% Jan
4
43% Mar 23
Jun
10
41% Dec
28
Jun
2
107% Feb
3
30% Jun
10
101
38
Jan
42% Jan
25
105 ft Mar 18
35ft Jan
3534 Mar 18
106
372 Apr
16% Dec 29
23% Jan
5
!56 Apr
109
29
52 ft Jan
5
41
28% Sep
11
32ft May 27
Sep 15
Sep 14
148% Mar 16
28
10% Jan
Sep
31
45
13 ft Jan
32% Jan
20% Jun
24
*8%
14,300
8%
*85/8
15
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
10%
10%
10 5/a
10%
10%
10%
11
40,600
57%
57%
57%
58%
59
59
59 ft
60%
61%
62
2,500
793A
4,500
77%
*100
78
7
77%
'
101
100%
7 ft
6%
37%
37%
37
»6%
7ft
5
25
I »io%
*24%
*3%
102
7
7ft
8,100
38
37%
375/8
700
373/4
38
7ft
*7%
7%
2,600
33A
4
3%
4
7,500
3 ft
3
3
3%
3%
600
10%
10%
1,500
37 ft
371/4
1,100
7-ft
*3
7%
71/8
10%
10%
103/4
10%
37%
37%
37 ft
37 ft
36
37%
103/4
37%
10%
7%
100
4
4
4
37%
25
345/8
373A
3ft
11
25
34%
34%
3%
11,700
31
34%
37 ft
7'/a
30%
30%
39,000
34%
26
3
7%
25
*24%
x34%
4
230
103
75/8
30,400
30%
25%
ft
79
*101%
7%
7ft
33/4
*24 ft
30%
29%
31
80 ft
102
35%
3ft
37%
No par
79
1021/4
78 ft
7ft
30%
26
31/3
5
31
79 ft
101
78
101.
35
'
36 ft
36
36
36%
2,500
24 ft
24ft
24 ft
*24
24 3A
*24
243A
180
29
*28%
29
28%
28%
*28
29
*28 %
29
25
*28'A
29
*28 ft
29
*28 ft
363/8
36
29
2 9'/a
28 ft
28%
80%
80%
81ft
80%
81
12ft
12ft
12
12ft
11%
12
11%
12
12
12 ft
3,600
1,900
43
42%
42%
42 ft
42%
42%
43%
43
43%
6,400
1
'*38%
*38%
39%
*38 %
393/4
39%
107%
*105 ft
107%
41S/8
41 ft
41%
10,300
32
ft
345,500
1063A
1071/4
100
80%
79%
39%
79%
107%
♦105ft
1071/2
*105iA
1071/2
♦1051/4
42 ft
*105 ft
No par
com
80%
41ft
41%
&
41ft
41%
41%
42
392
32
iff
106 ft
8
32
100
140
Pet
50
Milk
Co
Ry Co
4%%
16%
43%
44
_100
preferred
Petroleum Corp
16ft
16 ft
16 ft
16%
43'A
44
43%
44
44
443A
43%
32%
*32
32%
139%
140
140
*32%
140%
140
*35
37
35%
15 ft
15%
15
15 ft
15 ft
4.9
105'A
*48 ft
49
48 ft
48 ft
*47%
22%
22 ft
35
*48%
*104
.
*105
105
105
1051/4
22 ft
22ft
32%
22 ft
50
16%
38,300
433/4
2,500
32 ft
400
1,700
140
*36%
38%
400
153/8
15'/a
15%
36,400
48
48
48
105 ft
*105
32 ft
140
141
38
*36
36
15%
15ft
100
of America—
16%
16 ft
*31%
32 ft
141
*34%
33ftc
No par
common
,
470
106 3A
*106
16 ft
16%
10
300
40
ft
ft
ft
32
40
40
107 ft
Eastern
160
42%
80
106 ft
&
20
29
7
No par
&
35%
lo
Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
4
8%
3%
107
Peoria
9
90
10%
3%
106%
Pfizer
16
8%
34%
*28%
Pfelffer
28% Jun
*8 5/s
*8%'
34%
IO7V2
11
29ft Sep 21
8%
8%
4,500
353/8
106 3A
11
43 ft Feb
34%
107
38
2
35ft
4%
106'A
15% Jan
108ft Jan
343/a
1,170
4%
107 ft
5
18
35%
34%
36 ft
1,300
4%
106ft
22% Apr
7
*43/4
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
22
105 ft Mar 23
11
47/8
107
9
32% Jan
43A
7,000
145 ft
106%
4
12% Apr
5
36%
24%
119ft
*144 ft
107%
18% JM
20
4%
5
36 ft
243/4
119
145
107
101ft Feb
34% Oct
*144'A
*106
6
19% Mar 23
1443/4
100
30
30
1441/4
100
Jan
14% Dec
145
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
28
15
*144 ft
series
Dec
21% Mar
118%
preferred
105
8
119%
119%
25
4% %
49
17ft Sep
36 ft
24%
*23%
49% Mar
11
144%
36
24%
1183/4
24 ft
36
16% Mar 12
4
Feb
46
119%
36
119
23%
4.40%
15
40% Feb
24 ft
36
Power
7
146 ft Mar 19
4
Mar 26
33
Jan
35%
24%
35%
preferred
4
32% Jan
Mar 18
134% Jan
22
15% May 21
15
38% Aug 21
09
Dec
48
2
35%
24 ft
118%
~60
23%
Light
Common rights
5
Mar
106% Apr
18% Feb
15% Mar 25
40ft Dec
127
Penn
35%
24%
30%
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
(
5%
Feb
6
18
Mar 18
Mar
11
24
42% Mar 22
4
106% Feb
104
5
36
119 ft
351/2
Penn Coal & Coke Corp
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
73ft Jan
16,300
,
25
Penney (J C)
9
41%
preferred
$1.30
23
41%
*24 ft
preferred
29% Jan
39% Mar 19
41ft
11
No par
8
147/a Apr
41
1
preferred
Jan
81% Dec
15
14
27
prior
7
65% Mar 19
41ft
l
common
29 % Mar
10
30% Sep
40 "ft
preferred
$1.32
29
41
10%
par
Co
28
29% Nov 30
13,000
40%
1441/3
2.50
28% Apr
14
3P/4
41
No par
Corp
Peninsular Telep common
24% Mar 15
82 ft Mar 12
Sep
Corp
Co
Ford
&
46%
31'A
ft
351/,
Co
conv
63
*45
31ft
45
5
Mines
5%
*58
46%
31
1
Proof
Coal
63
*45
63
ft
24%
\
Transportation
No
& Enterprises
Parmelee
8ft Jan
6
;
*58
*8%
& Transp
Distillers
&
Rust
63
30%
; 3%
Corp
Pictures
Davis
*45
46%
100
Tllford
&
Parke
29
8% Apr
,
4% Sep 21
2% Dec 22
Oil
31% Mar 31
26 ft Jan
7
39% Jan 30
16
Panhandle
8
27
30% Mar 27
33% J«n
7% Apr
4
44% Jan
30% Jun 10
34
6
*58
200
1
Airways Inc
preferred
4%
35
30%
10
World
35
31%
No par
Car
Motor
35
40%
Panhandle East Pipe L com—Nopar
102% Mar 19
34% Jan
15
Dec 30
23
80 ft Apr
4
98% Dec
1
64% Oct
preferred
*33%
30%
35%
6% Jan
60
35
*331/2
35
300
7%
45
Corp common_4
9% Jan
16 ft
86
7 5A
31%
4%
11% Feb
15%
86
7%
46%
1
14
2
Corp
*58
*73/4
3114
100
100
preferred
*33%
16
86
15%
*85
7%
7%
7%
451^
No par
37% Mar 16
4
8% Jan
Finance
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
9
Mar 15
5% Jan
5
31ft Jan
2nd
3% Dec 28
Mar
*58
Feb
32% Feb
114% Jan
33
No par
preferred noncum
preferred noncum
62
48
*7%
34%
34
Jan
Pacific
7%
63
10
common
28% Jan
119% Mar lo
16
*75/3
45 ft Apr
40
8ft Sep
5
2
10
32% Nov
2
8% Apr
Inc
20
30 ft Feb
22% Nov 25
4%
Mar 10
88
10
25% Jun 16
34% Jun
Pabco Products Inc
16% Mar 12
Jan
60
■
Oct
82
5
Mar
48
21
55% Jun 16
34% Dec
46
11
22 ft
200
1051/4
*105
225/8
10
22 3A
2,300
8
22 %
8
13 ft
1
33%
'
33%
100
110ft
110%
110%
35%
36
34%
35%
35%
36
36%
36%
*25%
25 ft
25 ft
25'A
800
111%
111%
111ft
111%
240
99%
99%
98 %
98'%
300
22%
■I :
26
July 28
91% Jun
104
Feb
112% Mar 30
Jan
22
5
30% Jan
4
19
32ft Jan
4
37% Mar 25
25 ft Mar 17
23% Jan
11
25% Mar 29
99
Jun
1
111
Jan
Jun
24
99
Jan
106
5
86
2
5
Jan
95% Jan
36% Apr
Brewing
(Chas)
4%
2nd
Co
Electric
27
36% Jan
5
28
Feb
17
88
Nov
27
83
Jan
7
29
55
Mar 13
38% Feb
15
44 ft Jan
6
88% Dec
29
101
85
12
95
Apr
8
87
30
86% Mar 17
90
Jan
11
Dec
98% Jan
5
Dec
23
29
18% Jan 27
1
46% Sep
15
10
Dec
30
32
Sep 21
Jan
29
94
9
Mar
Phila
28
Mar
31% Mar
5
97% Apr
64
19
11
Jan
8
35
Jan
12
Jan
100% Jan
2
106% May 22
13% Mar
8
103
Jan
29
27ft Apr
11
9
106% May 22
18% Dec
29
29% Jan
24
94
Feb
Pitts
19ft Jan
17
Dec
76ft Dec
41ft Sep
29
97
Jan
15
3
11
Sep 15
148% Apr 21
153ft Jun 11
44
Sep 18
6% Dec 31
11% Jan
3
6
58% Mar 16
53
169
0
Feb
Jan
14
6% Jan
26
4
Mar
59% Feb
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
15ft Apr
73% Feb
27
60% Jan
4
65
17% Sep
15
146
Jan
9
18
Sep
14
66
Sep 14
10% Sep
23% Sep
Mar 20
75
02% Jan
11
68
Jan
Mar 19
19% Jan
5
21% Jan
148% Feb
12
8
24 ft Apr
9
89ft Jan
11
98 % Apr
9
12% Jan
10% Feb
14
12% Feb
5%%
16
Plough
24
Jan
28% Mar 11
Plymouth
28
Apr
35
Pond
15
8
19% Mar 23
11% May
39
7
8% Jan
7
May
35 % Jan
59% July 1
9% Dec 31
71% Dec
16
15% Jan
20
76ft Dec
29
82% Jan
5
26% Jun
5
35% Dec
11
68
Feb
2
8
9ft Mar 31
11
Jan
20
72% Mar 16
80
Jan
20
35% Feb
17
18
37 ft Dec
29
35% Jan
73
Jun
23
84 ft Nov
5
82% Jan
7
22
Jun
3
Jan
5
25 ft Jan
12
7
38% Apr
6
92ft Mar
3
27
Mar 19
4%%
"
Publicker
$4.75
Public
Public
30
27
Jan
5
25% Jan
4
27% Apr
2
Pub Serv
25% Jan
4
28% Apr
9
$1.40
92
4
98% Jan
4
103% Apr
6
4.08%
107% Feb
2
109
5
4.70%
2
Pullman
35ft Sep 15
42ft Sep 14
103
Jun
2
25% Aug 31
6
43% Jan
20
64% Jan
2
109% Mar
4
40% Jan
47
4
4
19
28
Jan
4
143
30% Mar
Jan
108% Jan
Jan
5
15
131ft Jun
17
146% Feb
70% Sep
15
25% Jan
21ft Jan
22% Jan 11
70
Jan' 4
21
Nov
19
29% Jan
68
Jun
18
79
2% Oct
3ft Sep
66
Feb
4% Jan
15
96
4% Mar
90% Jan
Nov
47% Mar 25
For footnotes
2% Jan
5ft Dec
15
26
35ft Dec 30
Jan
see
page
37
Jan
28
1
12
4
Feb
47% Apr
58 ft Mar 22
110% Jan
29
30% Mar 16
155
Mar 10
23% Mar 26
28% Apr
9
81% Feb
11
Inc
com
preferred
Co
Co
of
of
Pure
5%
El
&
div
Oil
98
63 ft
64
98
12
102 ft
*101%
26%
26ft
63ft
*102
20%
7ft
14%
65
66 ft
20'A
166%
166%
X57%
58%
7ft
7
14 ft
*62%
14%
65
*66
66%
20
20 ft
23%
23
97%
97
97%
12 ft
12
12
18ft"
9
*36ft
74
100
100
No par
No par
common
100
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
1
pfd
100
No par
7
14 ft
13
12%
163
*157%
163
169
*166
169
"l6
58
58
59
10,900
573A
7ft
14'A
57%
9'/2
7%
7
14%
*66 ft
66%
66 3A
66%
20
19%
20
20
20
x95ft
12
23 ft
23%
95 ft
96 ft
98
12
28
*28
16
*16
18%
9%
9%
8%
*35
74%
93/8
o
400
1,000
23%
24%
973A
98%
12,900
830
ft
18%
12%
*12
12%
400
27%
*11%
18%
8,800
♦147
*147
23
18%
9%
15
2,000
65
66%
18%
9
14%
*625/8
*62%
18%
36 ft
65
65
27
75ft
15%
7%
7
67
x22%
1,200
*123/4
*166
16
8%
13
3,900
*157%
*62%
20
10
300
ft
13
168
28
27
271%
4,000
29
28
28'A
16%
15%
16
18%
18%
18%
9
1,200
3,500
10,500
11,600
9
8%
9
8%
36
*35ft
36
35%
35%
800
75%
77
76%
76%
6,000
93/8
9%
4,500
75%
9%
9%
9%
74
74
74
74'A
270
74
74
74
73%
74
34%
34%
2,300
34 ft
34 ft
■34%
34
343/a
34%
34%
34ft
38%
38 3/a
38 3/s
38%
38%
38 ft
38 5/a
5,000
90
90
90
90
26%
26%
400
28
400
ft
*27ft
28
*26%
263ft
*27 ft
28
*90
26%
*27ft
28
28
27%
27ft
27%
27 ft
27%
27 ft
27ft
27%
28 ft
27%
28 ft
27%
28 ft
28
*102%
103
*106%
47 ft
56%
108 ft
*109
110
47%
57
27ft
79
5%
5%
*98%
40%
99JH Mar 29
573/8
5,700
163
2 6 3/4
Radio Cqrp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
1
13
*165
16
29%
29%
154% 154%
22% 22%
Corp
Theatres Corp
47
28 ft
263/4
No par
4 6 3/4
27%
36
20%
47
15%
74 ft
20
46%
26%
9ft
105%
83%
28
36%
3,900
84
15%
74%
21
130
27 ft
83%
*157%
2,100
101%
1013A
84
27 ft
91ft
1
27
27
*26 ft
com__No par
102
26%
27
*105
*1013/4
28%
15ft
ft
85
*147
*147
23%
39
85
46%
57%
20,000
12
39 ft
20 ft
84
169
♦lift
*83%
46ft
*166%
12
39%
*83%
82%
13
38%
85
46%
163
*11 ft
63%
21
46ft
12%
62%
83 %
20%
*
92
*86
*105
82%
*90
com
26%
83%
26%
Gas
102
46
*157%
20 ^
*147
23 %
96
*12
27ft
263/a
12
383A
84
13
66ft
*1013/4
21ft
85
*83
163
7
38%
62%
*105
*105
*157%
14
*62%
*11 ft
26%
38%
25
25
61%
38%
22.
I
34
*95%
*95%
*38
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
•
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
RKO
*30
98
90 ft
41
6
34
*95%
37%
RKO Pictures
Apr
92
*30
98
90ft
*26ft
preferred
5% Mar 30
*86
34
100
Inc
6ft Mar 30
92
*30
Indiana__No par
preference
(The)
*86
38
preferred
cum preferred-
conv
10
99%
*lli/4
5
No par
Colorado
preferred
preferred
4.90% preferred
20
109% Jan
Industries
Serv
27% Feb 24
18
No par
4.32%
27% Oct
101 ft Jun
preferred series A__50
3%%
27ft Jan
6
Power
220
11%
57%
9,400
33
200
38%
.
32%
8,900
94
33%
102
13
32%
20
8%
94
* 11 ft
1
—No par
Co
10
Gamble
cum
9
Jan
5
Pocahontas
class B_
Serv
22
102
Oil Co
&
15
Jun
100
5
conv
Procter
25
Sep
24% Jun
26
1
preferred
Electric
24% Jun
28% Jan
pfd
common
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com (Del)_l
26
Apr
33% Jan
18
Potomac
5
Jan
77
Ash
&
(The)
Creek
Poor & Co
5
38
17
29% Jun
26
29
18% Apr
9ft Jan
16% Jan
100
Inc
3
Jan
Young
conv
2
16% Feb
prior pfd
100
29
14ft Jan
No par
100
100
17% Jan
7% Sep
1
32%
8%
34
*95%
ft
8%
95
61ft
46ft
8%
95
63 ft
*82%
109
95
*30
1
*108
*93%
*87
85
108ft
*104%
19,800
97
21%
1081/4
20
106
89
34
21
*104%
42
*87
*83
105
4.800
89
97%
No par
Coal Co
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
46% Feb
34ft Jan
No par
Pittsburgh
Pittston Co
34% Apr
8
com__No par
(conv)
1st series
14
Jun
Co
preferred
37
41%
*93'A
*105
31,700
36 3/4
90
97%
100
8%
323/4
2,180
36 3/4
42
*92'A
26
109
22,600
36
90
41'A
25
104%
15,000
34%
109'A
12%
41%
42 ft
98
99%
13
33%
109 ft
13
41%
41%
62%
113
333/4
34%
110%
12%
110
90
42 ft
No par
RR
32 3/8
*89
91
41%
2
L
.83A
8%
33%
*89
89
*30
*95%
No par
8%
32 ft
8%
104%
*108
89
5
Chem
&
8%
32% .'32%
100
preferred
13% Oct
16
109
100
common.^
99%
105%
*107 ft
No par
com
,
Consolidation
30% Dec 23
13
St
&
convertible
5%%
27
12
18% Jan
15
Corp
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
5% preferred class A
8
28
July 30
98
XI05%
109%
Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
7%
guaranteed
preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co—
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
4
148% Feb
Apr 27
31% Jan
10*7
100
preferred
*111%
99%
*108%
3
Jones
C
112
*98
*106%
1
series A
series
C
X112
100
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
5
2
25% Mar 18
150
25%
common
preferred
$4.80
Pitts
7ft Mar 22
15
59% Dec 31
251/4
Pitts Ft
Jan
9% Feb
Apr
49% Feb
3
162
165
$5
13 ft Feb
13
Corp
Pitts Coke
84
4
Sep 21
12% Sep
60
Sep
83% Apr
42 ft Mar
16% Mar 181
162
22% Mar
6
Jan
77% Jan
7
59% Feb
4
80
5
77
25 ft
Vm
100
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4
preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
3
39% Apr
8
Jan
21
Apr
&
3.9%
9
22% Mar 27
25
.
Phillips
2
4
101
25 ft
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common__5
4% preferred
100
4
93% Feb
6
25 ft
preferred
Reading Coal & Iron
3%%
3
53% Jan
May 18
14
No par
preferred
Phllco
33% Mar 15
29
Jan
37% Jan
July 22
19
Jan
10% Jan
5
69% Mar 25
98
92% Jun
95
8% Mar 12
23
37
101,
4.3%
Jan
363A
113 ft
4.68%
41ft Dec
37
*99 %
109% Mar
8
36%
113'A
106% Mar 31
34 ft
37
100
11
13
111
35%
—100
11
110%
36%
preferred
Jan
33%
34
12.50
preferred
Jan
12%
131/4
111%
No par
common
3.8%
2
103
18% Jan
13
36 ft
4.4%
Apr
107
Apr 28
34
101
12
80
13%
113% Mar 29
11 )
26
26% Nov
(conv)
$1 conv preference com
Feb
108
com
Corp
Phila
108% Nov
10
July
Inc
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
9
7
8% Sep 21
96% Jun
104
00
& Co
I
103
*106%
46 ft
55%
108
29%
'154 ft
74
91
26%
28
27%
103%
103%
103%
♦102%
107%
♦106%
1071%
*106%
47 ft
47 %
107 %
47%
47%
56%
29%
156
46 ft
55%
♦108
29
♦154 ft
47%
471%
10,600
56%
57 %
57 ft
57%
16,000
56%
1081/3
108 ft
108'A
108%
108%
1,000
29%
29%
154ft
22%
29 ft
154ft
29%
154ft
22%
2,800
29%
156
154ft
223A
22%
28%
27%
27%
28 ft
28
27%
27%
27%
78%
78%
78 3A
78%
78%
78%
78%
79
6
5%
99
40%
6
6'A
6
6
5%
5%
5%
5ft
5%
♦98%
99
98%
98%
40%
41
39%
40'A
5%
50
107%
22%
5%
17,700
*1063/4
22%
5%
16,900
103
22%
6
27%
*102%
22%
5%
40
28%
27%
28'A
103%
109%
♦27 ft
*98
40'A
99
40%
♦98
40 ft
3,500
40
28%
79 %
6%
112,300
5'%
15,600
99
40'A
900
119,600
130
1,400
19
20
The Commercial and Financial C' ronicle.
(1628)
Monday, April 12, 1954
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;
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Bange Since Jan. 1
Year 1D53
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
353/8 Jan
5
25 y8 Jan
4
33>/2Apr
8
15
31% Jan
4
35 'A Apr
9
Sep
15
14% Mar 16
8% Jan
11
10% Mar 10
26% Oct
9
26 Va Jan
13
28
36% Dec
24
31% Dec
22
12% Jan
6
8
16y«Oct
12
337/e Jan
36 y8 Feb
1
6
30% Jan
28
6
26
Feb
16
22'A Mar 23
16 % Jan
4
15% Jan
12 y» Jan
8
41% Feb
5
Mar
36
29 % Nov
6
Sep
8
15
16
39
,
S2
>
Mar 24
34% Mar 29
18 y» Jan
22
14
-
7
27
Jan
Roller
Reed
Reeves
; Rels
4
Dec
7% Mar 20
23
4% Jan
5% Mar 19
5
31% Feb
26
29
Jan
14'/2 Jan
19
9
10% Jan
12
54% Apr
29
62% Jun
1
57% Apr
6
59 % Jan 20
13% Sep
21
19% Feb
2
14% Jan
:4
17% Mar 31
84
Sep
14
18
Aug 14
Sep 23
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-
,
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93% Feb
18
100
19
Jan
11
22
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27
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3
14
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14
10
31 ya Apr
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7
13
14
-
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21
22
49
48
31
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80
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14
8
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4
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21
15
40
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Mar 16
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37y2
27%
27 %
,
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34
34
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13
88
Feb
97% Jan
14
104
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25
9%
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28
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5
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34
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5
Jan
107
9%
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common—.
Revere Copper & Brass
25
46-
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27%
100
series
pfd 3%%
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Reynolds Metals Co
5
7% Jan
68 y« Apr
-50
90% Jan
5
98% Dec
Apr
5
12
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Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6%' conv prior pfd series A—100
8
35'/a Feb
58% July 21
Dec
118% Feb
8
24
5
35
5
Reo Motors Inc
11
6% Jan
51% Jan
9% Mar 20
33
34%
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common—;—50c
.11 convertible preferred
10
18
Mar
31%
35
'
Remington-Rand
14.50 preferred
51% Mar 19
37% Feb
Jan 16
36% Dec
3% Feb
11% Jan
11
114
6% Apr 22
56
4
26
t
10%
115% Mar 17
42% Oct 30
42% Sep
Jan
Jan
3
52% Mdt* 17
32%
34%
Stores
Conr
Mar 26
47% Jan
4% May 18
17
40% Sep
108% Jun
31 y4
34%
50c
Reliance Mfg Co common
-Apr
6
317/a Mar 31
Apr. 9
31%
prior preference—^_10
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div
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28
Mar 18
97
Friday
Apr. «
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50
SO
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 7
31%
'
23% May 25
12
2% Sep
9% Sep
25
Co.
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 6
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*—5
—No par
Inc_
SALE
(Robt) & Co¬
ll. 25
8
18
Apr
9Vb Apr
2
9 y2 Oec
25
Bit
Bios
HIGH
-
.50
Beading Co common.
4V noncum 1st preferred
4%
noncum
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
AND
Tuesday
'
Apr. 5
1
255
Inc common
preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
Rayonler
Mar 10
28% Jan
*
>
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
34% Jan
Sep 14
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
26
22
20% Dec
«
STOCKS
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,
86
.
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.
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25
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10
10
104
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22 V4 Sep
14
14
65
48% Jan
Oct
22
6y8 Apr
31
'26% Dec
29
16% Sep
15
22% Oct
11
7
27% Mar
29
21% Nov
9
24
149% Dec
11
Apr
27
178
Jan
105
Jun
2
Dec
17
6% Sep
24
10% Jan
13
14% Dec
29
22% Jan
30
14% Jan
Nov
19
55
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105
62
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11% Dec 15
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29
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5
20
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Rupperi (Jacob)
25
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56%
11%
25
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9
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29
50
Typewriter
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3
16% Mar
28%.
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:
57 y4
cora__l
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70% Mar
19
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•
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&
55%
20
series A.
&
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57%
25%
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2874
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.
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4%
19
Jan
Gas
Spring
28%
par
preferred
conv
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5
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common
preferred
5 '/a %
Mar 29
17
Jan
13% Feb
4.50%
15
Apr
Inc
Mills
Robertshaw-Fulton
9
9% Feb
7% Jan
17% Mar 23
5
21% FeJ»
Jan
148
Robblns
12
Mar
44% Mar
Jan
Rittef Company
Roan Antelope Copper
5
20% Feb
18% Jan
23
18% Dec
8
Mar
30
6
Jan
41
35 y* Jun
115
Apr
17% Jan
1
Richfield
8
Apr
14% Mar
24
3
25% Aug 14
43 '/a Dec
7
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Oil Corp
9
Mar 22
10
7
14
24
44% Mar 10
•
12
7% Jan
3
21% Mar
27
Jan
10% Jan
9% Dec 18
23
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20
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5
267/8 Dec
9
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11
25
29% Mar 18
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15
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,
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15
43
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23
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18
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28
hi Apr
6
96% Feb
11
9
Jun
12
93% Nov
9 "
88% Jan
4
30% Oct
7
43'A Jan
5
317A Jan
11
18% Jan
14
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4
217/a Apr
27 y4 Jan
27
62'A Jan
8
70
Feb
15
5
248
Jan
26
125
Apr
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9
16% Jun
29
22
Dec
29
19% Nov 24
33% Jan 30
61
Sep
14
77% Feb
2
211
Sep
15
312
Jan
5
150
May 26
160
Sep 14
23% Mar 25
17% Sep
91% Sep
15
9
96
NOV
21
14
27
211
Apr
123
Apr
9
20'A Jan
12
■'
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93% Jan
12
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22
15 Mi Mar
20
15
28
Jan
Sep 15
17
54
Jan
29
61% Jun
30
98
Jun
10
68% Jun
15
36% Sep
14
21% Sep
15
90
25% Jan
4
29% Mar
85% Feb
8
89% Mar 23
3
102% Jan
15
3
17% Jan
5
74
Jan
14
4
4
Jan
5
106% Mar
85%
Jan
8
117
Jan
7
15
20% Sep
11
42 »A Dec
Sep
43% Mar 16
15
Dec
29
26% Feb
24
797A Dec
preferred
conv
Scranton
3.35%
Air
*97%
98%
40
1574
1574
15%
1574
1574
3,500
24%
24%
25
25
25%
26
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11%
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1174
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20
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20 y4
19%
20%
19%
2074
12%
13 Vb
12%
12%
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13
1274
13
No par
&
25%
Del
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47%
46
26
26%
26
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10574
112
113%
111
112%
112%
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114
14
14
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6
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6274
63
62
6274
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4
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1
48'/a
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48%
4874
9y8 Jan
15
4
29% Feb
5
4
94
5
17% Feb
37% Mar 11
Sheaffer
(W
Shell
Mar 19
7V2 Mar
Mar 15
Sharon Steel Corp
Bhattuck (Frank G)
Sheller
1
4
Mfg
Sheraton
.
Aug
5
35% Jan
4
Skelly
8
25% Jan
5
31% Mar 22
Smith
(A
9
&
36
Mar 29
40 y2 Jan
29
Jan
4
46 y2 Jan
29
12
15% Feb
1
14% Dec 30
18'AJun
1
15% Jan
18% Feb
19
30
18
37% Jan
5
35% Jan
4
40% Mar 12
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
14
21% Mar 20
15% Jan
4
21
Mar 23
Solar
18
140% Mar 13
138% Feb
18
159
Apr
5
Solvay American Corp 4%
14
11% Jan
2
7'/a Feb 27
5ya Jan
4
6
Jan
11
Mar 26
14% Jan
6
49% Jan
54
8
Mar
1
7%
preferred
Smith-Corona
2 9 74
7%
14%
preferred
1474
14%
35% Dec
29
4974 Mar 181
38
Sep
11
49% May 20'
36% Sep
21
40
May 21
80% Oct
Mar 30
2
%
36% Jan
4
45% Mar
39% Jan
11
37
Jan
5
80
Jan
14
82% Mar
9
12% Jan
5
13% Feb
9
18
5% Jan
20
11% Dec
11
15% May 25
4% Dec
31
7% Mar 17
4y8 Feb
4% Dec
29
103
Oct
Feb
7% Mar 25
2
44
18
107
Dec
21
60% Dec 22
5
46% Mar 11
42% Apr
6
4% Mar 16
105
Feb
6
55% Mar 31
•
Apr
9
106
10
' Jan
19
59% Feb
9
South
South'n
Pacific
5%
non-cum
Mobile
&
$5.50
2
101% Dec
16
102
Feb
19
103% Jan
27
12% Sep
14
19% Jan
5
14
Jan
4
17% Aor
9
35% Sep
5% Sep
14
49 % Mar 20
43'AJan
11
57% Apr
9
14
9% Mar 19
6'% Jan
4
8% Jan
14
52% Dec 29
67% Mar 23
53% Jan
4
7
31% Jan
24% Jan. 11-
*61% Jan
£-35% Apr
9
Square
28 y8 Jan
"r3l%
6
Standard
21% Aug 31
15
6
29% Mar 18
*
5
12% Dec 29
10% Sep 15
Apr
Feb
11
86 % Jan
4
92% Mar 30
17% Jan
6
12% Jan
7
14% Jan
20% Mar 18
12 y8 Jan
28
91
For footnotes
5
•>
see
page
22.
27
13% Mar 24
4.60%
Conv
774
1474
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1474
1474
7,000
160
37
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1
1,700
BVt
45%
90
1474
14%
700
17 «/2
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1774
177/4
177 a
18%
4,400
39%
40
397a
40%
40
4074
41,200
1774
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18%
197 a
183a
18%
7,400
159
159
♦156
162
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163
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162
200
163
534
5,200
8,600
5%
1
574
574
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5%
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574
5%
5%
16%
16%
16%
16%
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16%
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53 '/a
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531/2
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53'/2
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53%
3374
34»/2
33%
341/4
34y4
34'/4
37 y2
3374
1,600
34
37%
3774
300
41 '/a
41
41 y8
41%
41%
9,100
5
16%
16%
16%
16%
16y2
1674
1674
1674
16%
16%
21,300
No par
26%
26%
26%
2674
2674
26%
26%
26%
263a
26%
A
372
A
A
372
1 a72
34
30'/a
30%
30 y8
3074
29%
30%
30%
3074
30%
3074
No par
40%
41%
3974
40%
40
40%
40%
42'%
41%
41%
36,600
common—No par
43%
4474
42%
43%
42%
44
44
4574
4434
45
27,600
41%
42
42
42%
42
42
42
42
42
42%
82%
81
81
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83
*81
83
81
81
40
13
300
&
Elec
Gas
Co
(Del)
7.50
preferred
stk
tr
50
ctfs
100
1
No par
1
No par
•
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4%
5%
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;37%-
13%
4%
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109
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5%
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13
4%
5%
109
12%
4y4
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12%
12%
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41/4
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574
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109
1274
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574
109
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3,500
64,200
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4%
53a
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58
10,700
3,800
4%
2,900
6
2,200
109
'
58%
6,500
6
56i/4
57%
5574
56%
5574
5774
5774
5774
100
common
preferred
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103%
•102 y4
103%
•1021/4
103'/2
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103 y2
*10274
103%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1674
1674
167 a
1634
17%
6,400
56
5474
56 y4
5474
5674
56'A
57 y2
57
5774
16,600
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7%
7'/4
7%
7%
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774
5774
57%
270
3474
3534
13,400
7,700
1
]
common
pfd
8
4074
common
$4.50
774
*37»/4
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Bperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc
2974
774'
4174
Chemical Co
98% Feb
30
774
37%
preferred
8pencer
4874
30
4074
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withinglon Co
Spear & Co
48
301/4
*37i/4
Co
Ohio
4774
41%
Gas
Railway
30
4674
300
181/4
—
Southprn
7,300
41%
Rights
Natural
27,400
48%
25
Edison
(The)
Indiana
40%
•38
37 y4
California
Southern
4074
*3774
17%
Southern Co
10
40i%
40%
17
V4 Mar 25
40
38
40
38%
1774
5
26% Mar 22
3774
3274
17%
15% Jan
31% Feb
3,100
3974
15
6
8,500
18 74
Southern
2
4,400
7%
331/4
33
17%
41% Mar 30
Mar 30
16%
73a
774
3374
40 y4
11
28% Feb
1674
16%
33
*2974
*14%
400
12,200
92%
30'/a
14%
8%
26
9174
37
37% Jan
25% Jan
774
*27
4574
39% Mar 1(
16 y4 Feb
a
24
1674
*8 V4
8%
27
93
*44
34%
"l6
8,700
*36%
53y2
33% Feb
8,600
06
44
34%
27 y8 Feb
51%
3574
36%
*52%
5
50%
3574
44
50
11
51'A
36%
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No
par
8% preferred
25
Jun
62
36%
38% Mar 29
22% Jun
62
48
8
220
62
45%
37% Jan
Mar 15
1,000
8,700
*36%
26
13% Sep
,
1,200
8%
834
*44
11
9
23%
834
8'A
37
Jan
33% Jun
2374
8%
8%
18 Va
South
5%
23%
17'/4
1
Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
100
16,300
40
5
100
8
3974
2,000
14%
45%
36%
*44
15
pfd
8
32%
*38
5,700
115
60%
48%
46%
30
31% Feb
18
38%
40'/a
49%
No par
Co
33 Vb
39%
49
34
5
13
3274
*37%
30
100
Inc
Aircraft
.-
38
40'/a
8,700
26%
60%
92%
16%
7%
(Alexander) Inc common_.20
3%% preferred
_100
13% Jan
1
16 y8
7%
25
43
9
1674
7%
10
.
6
17 y4 Mar
16'/a
7%
33%
47%
105%
*1374
*26
16%
.
8174
14%
8%
8%
27
7%
40
400
34%
34%
16%
33%
20 74
50
9274
*37%
.'
Corp
58% Mar 4
70'A Feb 25
,
8%
9074
No par
21% Mar
4
34
*26
50
50
107
874
49%
93%
Smith
4.20%
8%
27
(19074
2,200
62
91
_No par
Steel
Oil
O)
*8 y4
*26
20
28%
874
874
93%
No par
Saw
34y2
34%
8%
27
4874
5,600
110
95
104
6174
•
62
1
Corp
Jan
Simonds
34%
8 Vb
*61
91%
Corp of America new_50c
37
9 % Feb
8%
•26
8%
15
29
7
Co
Simmons Co
Sinclair
34%
,
Pen
14
7% Apr
No par
No par
1
Corp
Oil
A)
8%
114
84%
11,900
23%
874
8%
114
1,900
16,000
;
6074
23%
4
2674'
*105 74
900
*1374
15%
*8i/4
4
4774
26%
105 >/4
2374
% Jan
*80
47 Vb
26
62
Gas
201/8
8174
*105
8%
&
*105
20%
26%
24%
Shamrock Oil
107
105%
874
8
*88%
90
26
—5
$4.50 preferred
28 V4
28%
*105
No par
Co
*94
*10174
105 %
*23%
8
17% Feb 27
46%
43%
84%
84%
£5
101
*105
81/4
23% Sep
Jan
46 "
20 '/4
*80
8174
24%
Corp
Oil Co
16
47
*80
8%
1
Dec
8174
*
20%
874
Feb
80% May
467s
*80
*105
107
24%
40% Ma* 12
50% Mar 29
Sep
8174
2074
1
39
25
*80
*105
*88 y2
90
1
4
73
20'/a
20%
40
common
6
23
106 %
20%
107
*20%
preferred-No par
Refrigerator
Tup
32% Jan
May
53% Feb
106 74
♦105
*88%
8ervp)
36 % Jan
53
88%
Seeger
43% Mar 20
40
88%
Sefberllng Rubber Co
42
1
90%
28%
2874
3
43 % Mar 20
Oct
*88%
28
*101%
2
11
33
28%
*94
93%
13
30
32% Dec 31
28
100
Ce
Dec
47
28%
83%
84%
104
5
Roebuck
30% Sep
33% Oct
15
93%
*10174
28%
..5
com
83%
95
103
103
9% Jnn
8
Jun
*93%
100
Line RR Co
fund
84%
83%
94
25% Mar
33% Apr
4% Sep
84%
104
10 V4 Feo
4
121
93%
4
7
Sep
14% Sep
84%
*103
13
24
29% Jan
8
98%
1574
24%
12
15% Jan
15
98%
98%
24%
Corp
6
Dec
99
104,800
24%
98%
100
Sears
Jan~20
13
2374
25%
25
(The)
beagravt
■
2474
99
Seaboard Finance Co common
sink
100
125
24
*97%
preferred
Seaboard
123
24%
*24%
10
preferred
Elee Co
6
62% Apr
34
21
160
;
Oil Co of
17% Jan
42% Oct
*125
No par
Seaboard
15
38% Oct
160
2474
23%
*98 y2
No par
1
15
22
*125
2374
8,200
1,700
5
1.40
preferred
4
13% Sep
Dec
160
■
24%
218
10
Paper Co common
Feb
28% Sep
8
*125
100
preferred
Apr
76 y2 Jan
22
35
160
23%
*2101/4
2,500
■-
15c
85.75
25 y2 Jan
6
62% Apr
♦125
-—5
Co
9
32% Jan
liy4 Mar 25
22
.—100
40
3
24% Dec
218
62
14
35% Sep
*210%
Feb
8
26
Apr
228
J»n
217A Jan
12'A Mar 12
80
*210%
series A
4.30%
2
26% Mar 12
57% Mar 16
60% Oct 27
218
common
Electric
3.65%
11
Jan
26% Mar 27
*2ioy4
Scovlll Mfg Co common
2
47% Pen
Jan
24
13
Scott
19
42
14% Feb
211
Corp
13.40
84
3
-211
Diego Gas & Electric Co
11
'
100
preferred
noncum
26
17% Mar 24
8
66%
Feb
62 7A Dec
32
25%
65%
Feb
17
18
2574
65%
Schering
29
Sep, 15
Oct' 13
21%
25%
6574
100
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
12% Dec
7
21%
25%
65%
19
56% Apr
8%
2174
25%
1st pfd 4.40%
1
680
7.700
2174
20
102
32
6574
14% Feb
8
37
25
5%
87% Mar 23
244,400 "
93%
2174
227/8 Jan
9
Aug 13
1/4
9274
3674
65 y4
95
Dec
36%
257a
105
45'A July 31
26
ii
94
37%
32
*9374-
2174
4
103% Nov
99% Aug 24
72
Oct
6
38%
64%
San
Feb
74
94%-
3774
25
12'/a Jan
81
Ttf
94
;
21%
8
29
r»
-hi
37%
65%
2
79% Jan
•
94%
26
bangamo
Mar.
■
;
37%
13,900
■%
21%
8t Regis Paper Co
20% Apr
•'
9374
-
38%
42% '
65%
5%
8t Louis Southwestern Ry Co
Mar
107
94
---37%
42%.
4274
257a
15
17% Dec
94
-
42%
21%
Jan
Feb
110
19
15% Jun
42%
21%
69% Jan
86% Feb
Power
4
102
42
No par
12
31% Jan
10
Preferred series A
15% Apr
26 % Mar
4
42%
8t L San F Ry Co common—No par
8
91 % Jan
6
24% Dec
Jan
%
.11
ill
Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
19% Mar 31
9
Feb 25
105
18
10
11
6
91'A Jan
1
Jun
Feb
42
rights
preferred
St
11JA Jan
6
-70% Dec
16
85% Jun
98
7
24
Mar 23
Sep
11
99
4
15% Apr
Sep
4%
'
—fl
Stores common.
Common
38% Apr v 2
81
\
Safeway
2
(stamped)_No
16
-
55%
774
7%
7
7,100
59
59
58
58%
57%
57%
5674
5774
5
32 y4
33 Vb
32%
33%
32 Vb
33
33 %
35
No par
31%
3iy2
31%
31%
31 Vb
31%
31%
.'31%
31%
31%
No par
91 »/4
91%
90%
911/4
901/2
9074
9074
90%
*90%
9174
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
J
Standard Gas & Electric Co_No par
14 y4
•14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1474
14%
1434
5,000
13
1274
13
7,400
D
Co
Brands
Inc
$3.50 preferred
'.
com
par
1274
12%.
1274
13
13
131/a
,
.
1274
220
'
Number 5315... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Tolume 179
(1629^
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Predion*
STOCKS
Tear 1953
Range Since Jan, 1
Highest
59 % Jan
5
52% Jan
4
*81% Jan
'49% Sep 21
65% Sep 15
2
68% Jan
71% Jan
4
32% Jan
4
v
a,
,
67
Sep 15
78%'Jan
5
3*
v
Sep 21
38% Jan
5
94
May 11
-8% Dec 30
100%> Jan
-
-
8% Sep 17
40% Feb
5
-
1
CalifornUuJKo par
Standard. Oil of
25
4
10% Feb
14% Apr
-
2
2
a
36% Feb
17
-94%Jan 14
91% Jan
7
36% Jan
-
Dec
25%J«n
2
19% Feb
2
13Va Jan
4
12
17 % Jan
9
21% Jan
-
18% Mar
8
2
Dec
14
38
U%
45%
*11%
45%
*44%
*11%
37%
11%
38;
96 3/4
97%
373/4
97%
97%
26%
203/4
26%
2#%
Stewart-Warner
2
July 7
15
Sep 14
Sep 16
.66
Sep 15
6% Nov 17
24% Jan 11
7
25
Jau
14
32
Nor
6
100
Jun
18
113
Nov
6
*
12% Jan 13
35% Jan
<
29% Sep 21
'
78
!
'
Sep 30
97% Jun 16
■
-
4% Sep
-
5
8% Jan ?0
33
Sep 14
49% Sep 18
34
86
-
Jan
2
78% Dec 15
-
Jan
16
17% Nov
17
Stone & Webster
22%
23
18%
22%
Studebaker
23
18%
22%
23
18%
18%
Sunbeam
183/4
39
19%
38%
*9%
19%
39%
19%
38%
Jan
-J*/'
,
5
—
5
Swift & Co
Feb
•
Mar
5% Feb
15% Jan
15
Feb
-•
Apr
3
19
3
5
1
8
11
6% Dec 18
13
Dec
30
11% Aug 31
35% Nov 17
12% Mar
6
5
Feb
15% Feb
4
Jun
;
4
8
3% Aug
3
14% Mar 12
38"% Jan
8% Jan 22
73/4 Jan 27
40
Mar 18
1% Mar
9
44
Jan
9% Apr
2
10% Jan
61% Mar 26
2
7
1 /v. Nov
30
3% Jan
28
1 % Feb
1
Nov 27
29% Mar 27
17% Jan
18
22
19% Oct 14
Dec 29
35
27% Mar 25
20
Jan
11
46% Jan
5
36% Jan
4
11% Jun 10
13% Mar 25
12% Jan
5
42% Mar 31
13 % Apr
2
23% Sep
14
12% Sep
14
29% Mar 19
20% Feb 25
17
10
25
Dec
13% Sep 15
106% Jun 24
Feb
2
17% Jan 27
25% Feb
2
13% Jan
12
16 *
15
3
16% Apr
17% Jan
18% Apr
5
Mar 19
114% Feb
4
18% Feb
45% Mar
29
112% Aug
7
20% Jan 30
19
47% Feb 25
15% Dec 30
24% Jan 30
16% Jan
1
49
69% Jan 30
49% Jan
8
21% Dec 28
13% Jan
2
11% Jan 15
35% Sep 25
5% Dec 18
.
19% Jan
29
8
13% Jan
18
8
41% Jan
9% Mar 20
6% Jan
15
Jun
45
Jun*
*88%
89%
1073/4
108%
700
5%
5%
3,000
14%
*143/8
,14%
143/a
*143/8
.
P
5%
7%
Inc
Land
1
u
10
69
89%
48%
90%
7%
7%
39%
88
73/8
39%
38%
383/4
75/8
403/s
40 3/8
121
124
122
123%
123%
1143/4
115
113
113
113
113
114
3,700
68%
69/4
48
90
90%
6,600
73/4
9,600
35,300
73/8
124%
114
39%
1,200
55
=47 V4
f
41 y»
125
300
14%
54%
73/s
125
1
100
——No par
50c
*42 ®/8
*9%
Fair
No par
51%
49%
503/4
49%
50%
8%
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
49%
8%
143/4
143/4
143/4
143/4
143/4
143/4
143/4
143/4
14%
14%
14%
143/s
41%
42%
42 %
42%
5,000
10
*9%
9%
9%
9%
6%
6%
50
*l3/4
*83/4
preferred
7
7
59
Y
98
*9%
7
6%
41
2%
*l3/4
2
*1%
2
9%
*83/4
9%
*83/4
9%
57%
578/a
57-
59%
,
59%
*97%
98
*1%
98
*40
41
*40%
2
*97%
1%
20%
20%
20
20%
19
22%
22%
42%
22%
22%
21%
41%
42%
41%
143/4
14%
15
42%
42%
14,200
8%
700
2,700
520
i93/4
100
7%
7%
4,800
40%
120
2%
600
9%
593/g
5,600
2
*8%
,
58%
58%
98
*13/4
*97%
IVb*
280
99
13/4
1%
20
20%
20%
700
22%
22%
22 y8
22%
9,800
42
42%
42
42%
2,600
*193/4
13
12%
13
123/4
12%
123,4
12%
123/4
13
27%
27%
273/4
28%
28%
283/4
29
28%
143/a
14%
148/8
14%
15%,
153/4
.16%
16%
16%
*16%
17
163/4
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
—No par
110%
110%
110%
1103/4
110%
1105/a
*1103/8
110%
no5/,
900
28 3/4
Trans World Airlines Inc
Williams Steel—-No par
28%
153/a
2
5
Corp
preferred
common
4——
14%
*16
17
15%
17
1
103/8
16%
163/8
16
16%
16
*43%
44
*43%
433/4
1
19
18%
18%
43%
18%
43%
18%
*43%
18%
.50
*533/4
54
533/4
54
*52%
54
*53%
Film new
1
Transit com—No par
prior preferred50
203/4
21
20%
21
20%
15%
15%
45
45
1
8%
Preferred series A
(conv).
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
series of 1952.
Conv 5%
1
20tli Century Fox
9
Twin City Rap
conv
*16
50
Truax.Traer Coal Co common
5%
Xl2%
Co
Twin Coach
163/4
19
20s/b
20%
*lfe%
15%
153/8
153/B
15%
45%
83/4
45%
45%
45%
*45%
8%
8%
8%
83/8
_
8,500
,
40 y8
13/4
93/8
49%
*9
7%.
40V4
800
143/4
14%
42 %
40%,
573/8
22%
413/4
8%
,97%
19
2,600
1143/4
49%
83/e
1%
1%
1%
50%
*8%
98
1%
125
*113
42%
7%
40%
$6
Mar 31
17,400
♦"
42%
124
15
42%
145/a
42%
14'/8
43
51
40%
...1
common
Transue &
.
,
50
Trust—
certificates
share
68%
48
Ry Co
Utilities Co—
Mar 15
9
5%
88%
108%
7%
16% Mar
5
16,600
34%
353/a
88%
108%
90 VB"
22% Mar
4
353/a
; 35
'
108 %
48%
1
47
*14%
5
8,300
68%
55% Mar 30
Sep 25
15% Jan
43% Jan
5%
44%
Tri-Contlnental
i:
193/4 Mar 30
15
5%
88%
44
89%
Roller (Bearing——No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)—
5
19
7
Dec
42% Jun
5%
*107%
44%
67 %
24
9
5%
"
600
500
44
44%
34%
16%
47%
Transamerlca Corp
11
4
107%
34%
88%
3,800
"
16%
90
7%
Tim ken
,
8
Mar
107%
(J R).
;
15
Thompson Products Inc com
—5
4% preferred
——100
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
$3.50 preference.
No par
Tide Water Associated Oii
10
Mar 22
.
893/4
107%
433/4
,
3,200
37
129
-16%
473/s
Thompson
,
4
Apr
15% Jan
110
29
400
16%
;
67
$2.50 convertible
23% Mar 16
2% Feb
.
89%
107%
tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
98% Mar 12
16
33,200
.
163/4
36%
127
,
88%
Thermoid Co
,
60% Mar 31
97% Jan
49% Jan
92% Jan
4
1
44
16%
36%
36%
126
126
-
47%
7
88% Jan
43%
36%
36%
126
126
*16%
16%
66 %
2% Mar 22
41% Sep 15
!
163/g
34%
vc
;
16
47%
89%
The
9% Feb 12
23
6% Feb
36%
127
*88%
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
2
15
*6793/4
35%
89%
Textron Inc common--
-
18
42% Apr
16%
698%
15%
683/4
25
Producing Co
10
Sulphur—-—-.No par
Texas & Pacific
12
7
36%
12T
•
16%
10%
*672
15%
9%
673/8
47 *
Texas
15
13% Jan
9% Jan 14
44 * Feb 27
1% Jan 15
9% Oct 15
93/4 Feb
13% Jan
Mar 26
12% Jan
40
4
1
36%
128
10
698 Yt
15
56
Sub
51% Mar 30
14% Mar 10
42
6% Dec 31
(
6% Jan
*16%
10%
*672
15%
14V4
543/4
Texas Co
Mar 11
119
v
6,500
9%
698%
"145/a
128% Mar 15
17% Jan 20
7% Dec 31
i
9
36%
*127%
15%
14%
Pacific Coal & Oil—
Jan
9%
*672
15%
54
Texas
46% Mar
9%
698%r
15%
143/4
9
107
1,200
10
695
-
78%
9%
14%
42% Apr
9
78%
78
14%
5
16
78%
78%
51
Instruments
Mar
93/4
*672
1
14%
52%
Texas
48% Dec
22%
.14%
2
138
19
25
14 %
51
73/4 Apr
15
10
183/4
*14%
15
Sep
130
*213/4
14
Texas Pacific
37% Jan
2,400
*24%
5
.
5% Oct
103
20
73%
116 y8
25
15
Texas Guif
4
73
22%
52%
Texas Gulf
11
78
19
t
*245/8
213/4
51%
5
106% Jan
78
>183/4
3,400
5>400
9%
94
116%
4>
300
7,600
33,800
39%
9%
4
(
*213/4
-
213/4
73%
200
3^00
.18*
*91
117
14
693/4 Mar 12
23
78
25
73%
♦116%
8
93% Feb
Jan
773/4
*24%
,
9% i
•94
9
491/4 Mar 18
165
18%
18%
25
733/4
116%
15%
*18%
>
39
9%
*91
Telautograph Corp
Corp
Tennessee
4
6
733/4
Xll6%
38%
94
Talcoll lno (James).
18
11
4
Oct
9%
*91
22
34%
11
101
'
♦
74%
22
44%
Jan
Jan
*24%
:•
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94
22
43%
80% Jan
5% Jan
25
22
34%
39
35
18%
*24%
25
1
42% Feb 24
74
"
♦lie3/* iis%
.
19
Sylvania -Eiec Prod Inc com
.7.50
$4 preferred -*
No par
.*
$4.40 cum pfd (conv) .—No par
Symington, Gould Corp..
l
5
14
74
183/4
....
24
30% Sep
39%
9%
9%
*91
117
,
20%
;
19
93/4
73%
Sunshine Mining CoSuperior Oil of California..
Superior Steel Corp.
Sutherland Paper Co common—5
4.40% preferred
100
Sweets Co of America (The)
4,16%
9
58 % Dec
6
22%
18%
38%.
93
773/4
54% Apr
110% Jan
5% Oct
22%
39%
9%
.117
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
l
Feb 12
91
56
•
*18
19
92
-
Mar 11
11
No par
preferred—No par
Sun Qil Co common.
No par
Class A 4% %. preferred-^
100
Sunray Oil Corp common-^
1
4%% preferred series A_.
25
5%% eonv 2nd pfd ser 1950—20
Mar 11
25
Co.
■
18% Jan
14% Jan 27
Fuller
&
$4.50 series A
1
,38
112
Baer
Corpus
_1
Corp
;
No par
Sun Chemical Corpcommon—
—1
8
132
-
57% Jan
4,400
15%
12%
10% Mar 29
13
40% Jan
20%
12%
163/4 Apr
4% Feb 24
Jan
I15,000
15%
36% Mar
14
26%
18%
223/4
45% Jan 28
16% Aug 13
47% Mar 3
26%
*18%
4
14
;
18%
4
81% Jan
26%
18%
700
Feb 26
105% Jan
-
261/4
18
31% Jan
5
40
265/8
20%
80% Feb
4
11
-
12%
41% Feb
5
7% Feb 25
•
4
8-
4,200
963/4
15%
,22% Feb
30% Jan 11
May 22
:
111% Jan
15
Jan
14
i
,40
Jan
111% Jan
18% Dec 11
44% Dec 14
2
Jan
UV* Jan
373/4
20%
24% Mar 12
11
635
300
37%
963/4
'
12%
19% Mar 19
7
Dec 22
>11%
J
20%
117% Feb
4
22% Jan 20
; H%
~
*15%
8
10% Jan 29
*
97%
15%
10
660
May 12
13% Sep 15
11 y8
37%
12%
18%
22%
Feb
!
520
11%
37%
20%
Feb
7
1,300
"
*96%
12%
763/4 Mar 15
Ian
9,900
*15%
10
71%
3,600
14 S/8
12%
95
73% Nov 19
45%,
15%
7
21% Jan
14'/,
,*443/4
'
20%
1
26
45
20%
4
26% Mar 26
143/8
9%
12%
Jan
24% Jan
:23% Sep 30
;-i9%
6,2da
101%
93/4
*15%
Feb
16% Jan
37%
375/8
*1011
93/4
12%
8% Jan
113"% Jan
96%
26
47,70O
20%
15%
69
6
20%
37%
'*
;
52,60a
82%
37%
90%
'
37%
:
45
1-4%
44%
11%
11%
37%
102
9%
143/a
82 y8
818/4
*,
39,000
81
■
82%
603/4
12%
89
Jan
Corp
14%
44%
80%
37%
*101
9s/8
Shares
60'A
*15%
5
117
& Co Inc
-
2
21% Mar 25
»?
^
100
15
;
—
37%
Apr. 9
'60%
79%
81%
102
9%
\
60
"/
Sbokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference..
Stix
~
lio-
5
common
,
-
20
Feb
99
37%
*1.01
14%
45%
11%
*an
82% Jan
20
3t%
102
143£
39% Apr
30% Jan 11
10% Mar 13
;8% Sep 29
68% Nov 18
*101
J
tbe Week
23
4
43% Feb
23
37%
.
102
14%
13% Feb
8
28% Jan
80
'
9%
*
9
81%
79%
80%
Friday
18% Apr
24% Feb
,
Mar 25
18% NOV
60 %
77%
9%
Stevens (J P)
23
59 %
78%
80
37%
♦101
60%
9%
153/aApr
16
-
37%
_1QQ
Apr. 8
76%
9%
15
30% Feb
4
16% Mar 11
26% Jun 10
Oct
23% Feb
17% Feb
-
a -
81%
Thursday
Apr. 7
59%
%
1
'Sterling Drug Inc
3% V preferred
97% Mar 31
-
603/4.
Sales fer
Wednesday
•
Warner * Corp.
5
Starrett Co (The) L S.:
__No par
'Sterchi Bros Stores Inc__„
,_1
38% Jan. 22
*
lo
common
Tuesday
Apr. 6
77%
80%
Stanley
12% Feb 18
Apr
60
76%
15
3%% preferred aeries A—
"Stand Ry Equip Mfg Co--
8
46
10% Sep 15
16% July 1
20% Dec 15
92
Standard Dil of Ohio
102% Mar 11
Jun 24
20
Indiana__
'Standard Oil of 'New Jersey
9
10
5
,16% Sep 14
12% Dec 29
/
Standard Oil of
5
25% Nov 23
v
6
42% Feb
5
37% Feb
4
11% Jan
.12% May 1147%-Dec
7 •••
Jan
9% Jan
i
Monday
Apr. 5
Par
„
9
liy8 Jan
32%=Jan
87,
„
99
LOW AND HIGH SALE FBIGE8
61% Mar
-17% May 25
/
38
Dec. 2l
18% Dec 30
>
12
13% Mar 26
EXCHANGE.
Contimrod-~Pagt 11
*
82% Apr
82% Apr
*
4
*
NEW YORK STOCK-
Lowest,
Highest
Lowest
f
163/a
|
400
17
22,900
18%
650
16/8
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6,000
51,000
13,200
111
15%
44
v
;
5,000
100
44
19%
183/4
18%
2,100
54
53%
53%
140
203/4
19,700
2,400
20%
20%
15%
15%
15%
*45 y8
46%
170
8%
46
8%
1,300
8%
u
10% Sep 14
V.
14% Feb
2
Dec 29
55% Jan
15
20
7
,<
>0
Dec 23
38% Sep 15
61% Jun 16
12% Jan
4
24
7% Jan
49% Mar 20
43% Jan
8
49 % Apr
8
75% Dec 18
70% Feb
16
78% Apr
9
Union Carbide
4
32% Mar 30
9% Mar 11
19% Jun
16
9
21% Jan
25
24
Jun
4
110
Jan
2
104% Jan
15
112
97
Jan
78% Jun
3
Jun
18
37% Jun
10
90
24% Mar
87% Jan
100% Nov
85
6
99
Jan
5
Apr
103% Feb
4
46% Apr
5
46% Mar 26
Sep 15
44% Jun 17
Sep 23
r 31% Apr 24
3
102% Jun
'
21% Dec 31
87
•
Dec
17
33% Sep 21
•
100
'
July 21
50% Jan
6
50% Dec 21
106% Jan 29
32% Mar 25
104% Jan
30
39% Dec 23
107
Jan 21
105% Jan
11
Jan
4
48
433/4 Mar 17
45% Jan
1033/4 Jan
11
11
21% Jan
4
87% Jan
11
36% Mar 26
105
Jan
8
94
120% Feb
1063/4 Feb
25
Apr
107
Apr
31% Feb 11
4% Feb 24
"
■
49
Jan
2
10% Sep 15
11% Dec 28
Feb
18
Sep 30
72% Nov 13
17% Jan
8
16% Feb
27
Jan
12
3% Feb 25
73
Apr
5
4% Jan
4
8% Mar 31
66
Mar 31
12% Mar 31
4% Jan*
80% Jan
Mar
ll
11% Jan
4
13% Feb
4
30
37% Feb 10
27% Jan 13
33% Mar 4
50% Mar 15
29% Feb 11
36
Feb 10
12% Feb 15
1
Dec
10
13% Mar 3
2% May 12
65
;
120
Jan 20
159
>
Sep 14
95% Sep 15
.22
Sep 14
103% Oct 13
175
Marie
Jun
9
15% Nov 27
56^ Nor 30
Jan
5
101% Deo 23
31% Jan
5
35% Jan 23
68
For footnotes
see
Feb
9
11% Jan 12
1% Jan
49% Jan
4
8
100% Jan 12
22% Jan
4
1% Mb* 29
61% Apr
104
Apr
25% Feb
Jan 25
135% Apr
179% Apr
14% Mar 17
18% Jan
54% Mar 11
58% Apr
114% Jan 11
175
5
9
5
12
1
10
No par
No par
10
No par
No pat
preferred
.100
7% preferred
United Elective
100
Coal
Cos..
5
8
94
*93
94
*923/4
94
*102
103
*102
103
*102
103
103
44%
45%
1113/4
113%
SS'/s
56%
*104%
105
57%
106
112
495/8
*45%
55%
*1043/4
45
45%,
102
46
16,700
114%
1145/a
2,900
2,400
114%
114%
115%
50%
46%
493/4
493/4
50
50 Vb
453/4
46%
47
47%
56%
1,000
24,600
56%
57%
55%
105%
106
105%
*105%
106
300
25
31,100
563/4
233/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
93%
37%
93%
94
94
94%
94%
37%
37%
373/4
36%
37
93%
933/4
37%
♦106
107
63%
15%
64%
32%
32%
15%
64%
10
46%
243/s
37%
*1053/8 107
15%
15%
150
102
45%
24
37%
107
*15/8
63
107
15%
033/4
32%
♦107
;
108
900
2,200
40
108
*107
15%
15%
15
15%
800
63'/4
63%
623/4
63%
2,100
32
32
*313/4
3%
73
32%
500
33/4
3%
38/s
33/4
33/4
33/4
35^
3%
2,800
♦72%
32%
73%
*72%
73%
73%
*72%
73%
10
5%
9%
68%
*72%
5%
62,700
2.600
53%
53/s
53/8
8%
9%
8%
12%
X44%
109
*66
68%
*32
53/s
*9
*65
5%
68
12%
13,
12%
12%
13
13%
13
13%
5%
5%
5%
9%
9'/.
9
9y8
f
12*/*
12%
*12%
13
13%
13%
♦66
68
68
10
68
13
3,500
13%
4,900
13
13&
13%
Co
-No par
48%
49%
48%
49
49%
49%
49
493/8
49
United Gas Corp
10
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29 Vb
283/4
49%
29%
34%
343/4
11%
35%
35
35
35
35%
ll3/*
11%
113/4
11%
11%
1%
1%
United Engineering 6c Foundry—S
United Fruit
United Gas Improvement
United Merch
6c
Co
Mfrs Inc
13%
1
34%
113/4
U
tj
Freight Co
—No par
U 8 Gypsum Co common
20
7% preferred
100
U S Hoffman
AV*%
Machinery com
5
preferred ——.100
11%
11%
11%
1%
1%
58%
69%
104
104
103 %
23
23
1%
59%
United Pa k Ci*y Mines Co
34%
343/s
60
(The).l
U S ft Fotelju Securities
No par
T4.50 1st preferred
—No par
-
8
28
93
92%
94%
*66
240
95
24%
33/4
2,500
23%
*89
94
73
23%
109/4
233/4
1083/4
95
363/4
*32
23%
*108%
23%
109 %
*89
24%
64%
9,200
25,700
95
46
common
78%
*89
50%
series of 1952.100
49%
77%
109
46
convertible preferred
49
78 V4
95
50%
55%
1,700
49%
77%
109
92%
93%
45 3%
105
233/4
8ys
109
46%
United Corp (Del)
—
—1
United Dye & Chemical Corp cotn.l
,
23%
*8
*89
94
50%
$3.50 convertible
pan 19
70
14% Jan 22
93%
23%
23%
1093/4
46%
United Cig-Whelan Stores cora__30c
6
45% Jan
46
23%
8%
48
77%
50%
5
100
83/a
48
75%
111%
Unlted-Carr Fastener
6
5 % Apr
10
2
11% Dec 29
47
77%*
50
United Board & Carton Corp
6
30% Jun 17
v
473/8
753/4
noncumulalive preferred—-50
—.No par
United Carbon Co
22% Mar 30
58% Jan 14
Mar 27
468/8
76
113%
$4.50 preferred
Mar 17
Sep 28
23% July 22
44
47%
753%
*102
series—
California
8%
47%
No par
25
of
Preferred 4%%
1
66
5.% Jan 29
5,900
series
United Air Lines Inc
7
15% Apr
19
1,700
30
$3.50
United Biscuit of America
27
4
86
13
30
*89
5%
9
Jan
1
5% Feb 24
12%
30
*109
United Aircraft Corp common
96% Feb 18
14% Feb
4% Jun 23
:
13
29%
No par
A%
3
40
57% Jan
2
*12%
No par
No par
Union Tank Car Co
59% Mar 31
16% Mar 20
Jan
13
30
8%
series
Union Pacific RR Co common
1
61% Jan
67
13
293/4
8%
series
Preferred $4
9
3% Apr 23
•
13%
30%
83/s
$3.70
Union Oil
1
51% Mar
13% Jun 16
5
7
47% Apr
48% Sep 15
25% Sep 23
<
13
30
8%
Preferred
24
38% Jan
39
13
31
8%
Preferred $4.50
15
8
100>
;
<•
10
13
30%
Preferred
Feb
Jan~~7
44% Aug 13
115% Jan
5
& Carbon.—No par
Union Elec Co of Mo common
Mar 11
6
98
1
8
13% Jan
Feb
82% Jun 15
3t
Y';
i-
Udyllte Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
133A Mar 11
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Union Bag & Paper Corp
20
27
21
1%
23%
132
132% 132%
♦1783/4
15%
573/4
*56 %
23%
133
178% 179
15%
15%
179%
15%
104
*56%
page, 22.
Y
,
?■*
57%
58%
59
*103% 104
23%
1303/4
23%
132
179% 179%
13/8
l»/8
59 y4
59%
103%
103%
,
<
1%
12,500
1%
,59%
14,200
24,000
4,300
61%
,
*104
107
6,200
Y!
■
,0'
24
24
724%
24%.
j,
15%
15%
;15%
16/^
•
179%
179%
179
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
♦57%
58%
58%
58%
60
8,200
180
.700.
2,300
179%
380
16%
2,300
-
60
60
*■
\
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday.: April
(1630)
Cofltliirad—Png*12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Highest
13 % Nov
7% Oct 22
34
Jan
8
16% Feb
13% Mar 17
22% Jan 2a
23
26
7% Feb
14
57% Dec
11
64
6
59% Feb
32% Feb
85% Jan
Mar
2
Jan
5
70% Jan
Oct
26
74% Nov
9
97% Apr
31% Jan
8
79% Jan
13
29% Jan
11
6
50% Apr
9
Feb
1
Oct
6
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
Dec
31
66% Feb
2
54% Jan
13
5
39
Jan
143
Jan
17% Dec
10
21% Feb
26
4
39% Nov
9
2
6% Dec
22
8% May
25
9% Mar 19
72% Dec 3o
1% Dec 31
Dec
44% Apr
4
44% Jan
6% Jan
60
11
144% Jan 28
15
Aug 31
35 % Dec
15
U
5
Mar 12
134 % Jan
54
33 % Sep
7
9
2
37
153
Jan
6% Jan
4
7% Jan
73% Jan
5
Mar 19
1% Jan
4
1% Jan
17% Jan
29% Mar 12
15% Mar 22
3% May 13
32% Dec
9
29
1% Jan
4
Feb
24
*
t
•
7%
47%
45%
58%
58%
58
43'/a
42
2
19% Dec
Jan
7
63% Jan
5
28% Jun
10
68% May 20
35% Dec 18
34% Jan
21
30% Sep
11% Dec
15
45% Mar 25
36% Jan
13
56% Apr
8
22
17% Mar 23
11% Jan
4
13% Jan
29
Van
8
7
30% Feb
10
Van
Raalte Co
5% Dec
32% Mar 25
29
10% Jan
28% Jan
6
5% Jan
31% Dec 29
30% Jan
8
34% Feb
128
Mar 19
126
Mar 26
126
Mar 26
125% Jun
3
127
126
28
29
Apr 13
Nov 30
124% Mar 26
24 % Apr
July 17
92
Mar 20
88
30% Apr
89
Jan
4
93% Mar 26
8
20
Jan
4
27% Apr
130% Jan
Sep
15
8
123
Jan
4
137% Apr
22"% Jun
Jan
11
23
Jun
27% Ndv
27
17
114% Nov
12
113% Jan
5
115
Feb
100% Dec
24
100
Jan
5
102% Apr
92
Jun
3
100% Oct
30
101% Jan
19
105% Apr
25% Dec 31
35% Feb
2
4
30% Feb
11
25 % Dec
28
30
Feb
19
4
28
Feb
9
5
64
Dec
Mar 25
8
36% Mar
14% Dec
7
18
27
Jun
22
20
59
Sep
14
70% Mar
11% Dec
22
67
Apr
13% Mar
1
16
Feb
1
6
29
Jan
4
57
15
147,200
1523/4
3,800
6,800
16,500
17%
17%
173/a
173/a
*37%
38%
*37%
38%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,800
7%
7%
7%
7%
73/8
73/8
7%
7%
7%
4,900
85%
853/4
*853/4
87%
*86
86
87
86
70
320
87
1%
13/4
l3/4
13/4
13/4
1%
1%
1%
1%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
*15%
16%
*16%
16%
100
1%
3,500
2
*24%
2
29%
1%
1%
13/4
13/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29
243/4
*243/4
25
25
157
243/4
25
157
157
158
158
70%
67%
703/b
*68
69
No par
37%
37%
37
37 %
37
37
46%
45%
46%
53
45%
11%
2.5o
*29
10
6%
33%
.2.50
20%
4 7'/a
203/4
*158%
160
20 5/8
20%
600
25
158%
20%
*68%
80
20%
2,400
69
*68%
69
37
37 %
*37
37%
1,500
523/4
56%
53%
220
54%
64,500
113/4
11%
113/4
11%
12
12
12%
3,600
29%
293/8
29 5/a
29s/8
293/8
29%
1,900
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 5/g
8,000
33 3/a
33%
33%
333/a
3,200
6%
33%
6%
63/4
33%
33%
33%
*126
129
♦126
129
29
28 3/4
29
283/4
95
*93%
95
*93%
24%
25
24%
*135%
136
34
*126
29
29%
x24%
158%
700
,
29%
com—100
135
25
30
11%
♦126
div partic
*13/4
29%
29
127
24%
1%
29%
11%
*126
*93%
13/4
2,200
29%
127
25%
135
30%
135
293/8
30
293/s
*126
*126
*126
*126
293/a
29%
30%
30%
95
93%
93 %
*93%
26%
26
265/b
26%
1353/4
29%
135%
136%
30
137
30
29%
129
30%
6,100
95
10
275/a
35,000
137%
1,300
30
6,500
114
114%
114
114%
*113%
114
*113%
114%
*113%
114%
*101
102%
*101
102%
*101
102%
102%
102%
*101
102%
105%
*104%
105%
*103%
105
104%
104%
*103%
105%
80
105%
28
28%
28
26%
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*28
28%
26%
.
26% Apr
7
4
Mar
Jan
25% Jan
25% Jan
800
44%
8%
*29
preferred
100
Virginia Elec A Power Co torn—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
10o
$4.20 dividend preferred
10o
Virginia Ry Co common
25
6%
preferred
25
Vlsking Corp (The)
5
Vulcan Detlnnlng Co common
10
7% preferred
20
5
38
59%
152%
153
50%
43%
8%
Work# common—5
preferred
100
6%
8
17%
860
8%
Va-Carollna Chemical com—No par
18
July 20
173/a
38
160
58,900
8%
*126
3%%
30% Mar 22
5
92
106
175/s
37
89%
34%
146
1%
Victor Chemical
9
9
17%
37
noncumulatlve preferred—100
5%
9
17%
38
152%
82
48%
433/4
152
100
8.300
263/4
*58%
59
43%
70%
Co—
493/4
58%
43%
100
Vicks Shreve A Pacific Ry
11
4
25% Jan
16% Oct 28
112
Feb
26% Jan
Chemical
Vlck
48
333/4
146
8,100
64
8%
87
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co. .6%
15
23 % Apr
6
125
May 29
1513%
&9%
88 3%
5,900
8
44%
*15%
Vanadium Corp of Amerlca_No par
7% Mar 22
48%
21
Inc
88
*79%
58%
3/g
20%
2
82
34%
21%
4%% preferred—;;
Utah Power A Light Co
26%
146%
21
5
*79%
34%
157
3
•62%
27%
145%
1
21% Apr
64
27%
33%
100
preferred
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
37% Apr
4
153
152
*7%
433/4
Shares
14%
7%
2
60
Norman Co
27% Dec
8%
152%
8
the Week
8%
•37
1
1
70% Mar
18% Jan 11
17%
No par
American Corp
Feb
30
152
14%
44%
146 %
45%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
7
Jan
32%
145
No par
common
82
89
*88
883/4
42%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
14
•
*88
47%
Wall Paper Inc common
convertible preferred
61
165
18
88
*79%
82
*79%
43%
Stockyards Corp
Universal
82
27 %
27
58%
noncumulatlve preferred—25
27
Jan
*62%
♦62%
58%
100
167
22% Jan 12
64
27 %
46%
U S Tobacco Co common
4%
9
25% Mar
Corp
3
154
633/4
263/4
42%
preferred
15
17
633/4
27%
50
preferred
Steel
Sep
Sep 29
*7%
62%
14%
433/4
33%
155
Feb
8
44
1463%
United
3
*7%
43 %
32%
7
2% Feb
8
44
146%
7,
30% Mar 11
*7%
33%
S
14%
43%
8
146%
88
143/a
43%
32%
common
1st preferred
1
United Stores $4.20 noncn 2d pfd-5
(6 convertible preferred—No par
18
14 %
14%
146%
United
87% Mar 31
Mar 18
4
27%
14%
5
100
Smelting Ref A Mln oom—60
Co
noncum
7%
8% Mar 31
31
23% Dec
11
90
14
<
6
4
1% Nov 17
22% Jan
9
*62
14%
*79%
1%
U
Apr
Jan
7
Apr. 9
—1
100
100
Rubber
S
u S
38% Mar 16
26
Apr. 8
43%
Pipe
S
8%
18% Feb
17% Mar 17
35
Friday
Apr. 7
*7%
4% %
Mar 10
144% Mar 11
23% Aug 31
127% Sep,j 18
135
9
80
Thursday
Apr. 6
14%
commo
33% Apr
7
23
70
Co
Lines
preferred
A Foundry Co.
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%%
preferred aerlea A
3 3A%
preferred Berlea B
28% Feb
11
Oct
U
64
3
24
22
5
8% Feb
44% Mar 31
8
89% Apr
4
36% Jan4
40% Mar 17
Wednesday
Apr. 5
148% Mar
24
*
Sep
U
Sales far
Tuesday
EXCHANGB
16
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1953
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
263/a
61
63
26%
62
613/4
613/4
13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
*26%
27%
X26%
26%
27%
62
*61
100
20
28%
28
28
28%
283A
1,600
26%
26%
26%
26
26
1,500
63%
67
66
67
2,900
64
13%'
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
800
27%
*26 :i/4
28%
*26:,/4
28%
70
63
♦61%
w
2
60
Mar 26
Wabash RR 4%%
68% Mar 18
12% Jan
11
Mar
3
24% Jan
5
26% Mar
4
43% Jun
52
Dec
22
Jan
5
58% Jan
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G A W
9
Feb
27
5% Jan
May 12
21% Jan
4
12
24% Jan
27
100% Jan
4
Feb
3
5
16
Dec 29
18 % Jan
2
25
Sep 15
6% Sep 15
105
98
Feb
4
9% Mar
3
11% Sep 15
14% Apr 24
23% Sep 21
17% Apr 16
18% Nov 20
33% Mar 19
28% Sep
37% May 14
31% Dec 30
30
Mar 16
29
Jun
14
9
24
Sep 14
Sep 14
18% Dec 28
13
8
17% Apr
9
24% Mar 23
13% Feb 25
12% Mar 27
51
13
26
b Wardell
13% Jan
19
15% Mar 19
Warner
19% Feb
Warner-Hudnut
26
12% Nov
5
21% Nov
33%
*33%
333/4
335/a
333/4
333/4
333/4
900
Water
96
Jan
7
102
Western Air Lines Inc
32% Mar 25
63% Mar 25
22% Mar 23
26% Jan
lg
43% Feb
26
53% Jan
19
67% Mar 16
52
Apr
7
58% Jan
6
99 % Sep
2
96% Jan
11
48% Aug 13
29% May 18
52 % Dec
3
38% Mar 25
43% Feb
22% Jan
25% Mar 19
99% Jan
99
4
50% Jan
8
64% Apr
7
127% Feb
25
4
127% Feb
25
11
14
40% Mar 17
86 % Mar 24
30% Jan
82% Jan
4
89
Feb
26
14
30
8
26
Jan
5
27% Feb
8
White
30% Dec 21
27
Jan
11
29% Jan
4
White
88% Mar
3
34% Mar
85% Mar 15
7% Sep
21
63% Oct
5
5
4
Jan
7
1
5%%
6
35% Dec 16
29% Oct
5
36% Apr
9
6
32
Jan
2l
8
10
142
18% Jan
28% Jan
137
Feb
1
Apr
20% Mar 22
$4.25
&
Co
Winn
45% Feb
19
Woodward
45% Jan
21
77% Jan
4
Sep 14
16% Sep
Jun
20% Dec 31
Sep
116
Jan
7
77
Jan
12
145
Mar 10
86% Mar 31
6% Jan 22
7% Feb
12
Iron
Dec 31
19
19%
19%
19%
16
16
153A
15%
4,100
3,900
York
20% Feb
17
24% Jan
21
4
42% Jan
29
4
102%
*102
395/8
102%
12%
28%
1106%
13
29
13
28 3/a
12%
13
28%
107%
*106%
10%
93/4
47%
47%
22%
28%
10%
47%
10
110%
1105/s
12%
12%
*102
12%
13
28%
28%
106%
107%
283/4
28%
12%
2,100
28 5/a
5,100
*106%
108
9%
10
10
10
10
10%
5,000
47
47%
47%
47%
47%
473/8
1,100
23%
23%
108
♦107
108
Corp.
—
rCash
84
Jan
6
5% Apr 13
sales*
__wa wnen
63% Jan
4
23%
45%
*44%
45%
1,500
53%
533/8
7,300
102%
102%
102 5/a
103%
101 %
*100
23 %
46
*45
40%
40%
25%
25%
100%
393/8
25%
101
-5% Apr
distributed,
j
x
39%
403/a
393/4
40%
12,200
253/4
25%
255/s
25%
11,500
63%
643/a
73,000
101 %
101%
62%
63%
62 3%
64%
61%
102%
101%
101%
*101%
19%
20%
19%
19%
*193/4
*127%
par
33%
63
102%
20
*1273/4
*1273/4
323/4
33%
64
63%
101%
1011/4
20
20
*19%
2,300
34%
8,800
*1273/4
*1273/4
33
-
y
34%
333/a
33
85%
85%
85%
86
*85%
86
*85%
86
85%
85%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
*26%
263/4
26%
27
1
29%
29 3/8
29%
293/8
29%
29%
29%
293/a
29%
29%
5,600
86%
87%
87
87%
87%
87%
87
87
863/4
87%
470
190
900
6%
6%
6
2,700
6%
*6
6%
24%
24%
24%
*24
24%
24%
24%
24%
233%
22%
233/a
22%
23%
223/4
23
22%
23
2,900
1
13%
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14%
14%
2,100
6,800
6
♦24
6
6
6
23%
1
20
*24
400
No par
8%
83/s
8%
8%
8%
71%
71%
*72
73
*72%
73
72%
72%
*72 3/4
10
9%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
1,000
34%
35..
35%
353/8
35%
36 %
4,100
293/4
30
6,400
140%
141
8%
com
10%
10%
10
1
10
Corp
33%
34
34%
10
29%
142
20%
20%
29%
*141
20%
29%
144
20%
8%
34%
29
*141
20
S%
293/4
29%
29%
144
,
144
•141
20%
3.000
44%
44%
1,000
42%
42%
25,000
38%
38%
6,200
♦84%
85%
480
44
44%
44
44%
42%
43%
42%
43%
425/8
42%
425/8
423/4
38%
37
38%
373/8
373/4
38
383/4
100
*86%
87%
86%
86%
86%
86%
85
87
loo
140
140
140
-1
50
No par
140
85%
7
*136
140
*137
85%
86
85%
*6%
7
C%
40%
40%
40%
40%
25%
26
25 Va
253/4
•57
44
403/4
25%
*56%
140
86
6%
85%
86%
•85%
.
*140
7
7
7
\
41%
415/a26%
415/«
423/8
5,700
253/4
265/B
26%
29,400
58
593/4
59%
59%
213/4
22
42 ~
42 %
15,000
12%
3,400
563/4
58
22%
213/4
213/4
21%
21%
*21%
22
41%
40%
4134,
40%
41 %
,'41%
42%
12%
12%
69%
70%
69%
71%
5%
5%
43/4
5%
the company's reorganization.
69%
5 '
1;400
7
25%
22%
12%
800
85%
57
41 %
12%
60
144
41
58
12 %
50
20%
38%
443/4
300
20 Va
10
44%
8%
74
20
20%
par
Young (L A) Spring A Wlre.No par
Youngstown Sheet A Tube
No pair
Youngstown Steel Door
30%142
8%
44 %
10
Corp common.
4%% convertible preferred
Ex-rights:
300
21
20
* *n Tece^vers^^l>>" orpetition has been filed for
Ex-dividend.
700
40%
25%
*101%
33
*100%
4,200
25%
100
33%
101
24
39%
25%
12%
Zenith Radio Corp——_No par
Zonlte Products Corp—
1
72% Apr
4% Feb 26
110
24%
23%
*45
12%
-
.12%
.
.
■
12%
12%
f
62% Dec 29
3% Oct 28
20
102%
53%
Tale A Towne Mfg Co.
8
9
Feb
*102
-25
9
26% Apr
.13
102%
6%
59% Apr
4
23Q
104
*102
$
2
11% Jan
6,500
110%
104
102%
Wyandotte Worsted Co
4
2
393/4
110
105
"101
85%
4
Jan
39%
110%
*103%
No par
Jan
38
39%
110%
39%
105
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
52% Feb
5
39%
39 3/a
111%
45
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
37
16% Jan
190
19%
15%
52
Co
21% Jan
13
15%
523/4
(F W)
Co
Worthington Corp common—No
l
47% Jan
38%
111%
*19
183/4
16%
*103%
100
Service
l
42%'Apr
39%
111%
18%
Xl6
lo
9
34% Jan
14
1,600
82%
No par
39% Apr
9
27%
82%
I
common
23% Apr
53% Mar
15
27%
82%
44%
Woolworth
39% Mar 11
87% Mar 30
71 % May 12
6% Dec 31
27%
82%
23%
Grocery Co
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
9
130% Mar16
82
Dec lo
11 % Mar 17
27%
82%
52
Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
4
14
700
27%
5
Inc
A Lovett
39%
19
16%
r
preferred
14
Mar 19
2,100
ll7/a
22%
Co
Wilson-Jones
42% Apr
30 % Jan
Sep
11
7
Wilson
39% Jan
86
34
7
19
30
35% Mar 17
47
2
Apr
12% Feb
Jan
48
500
107/b
11%
44%
L_
preference
Oil
2
15
31
73
Prior
Jan
10
20%
10%
11%
53%
White Sewing Machine common
53
Sep
101
Mar 19
Sep 21
Sep
20%
10%
11%
100
;
■
•
29
24% Jan
75
20%
10%
45%
preferred
9% Jan
25
42% Dec 22
*20%
11
52%
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
22
26
20 3/a
12%
53%
Dental Mfg (The 8 8)
Motor Co common
4
Feb
36
600
105
prior preference—No par
conv
16% Jan
13% Mar 11
Jan
2
7,600
14%
*103%
100
j Wheeling Steel Corp com—No
$5
18%
V 15%
100
Wilcox
8
Jan
82%
*11%
12.50
5
9% Apr
31% Jan
19% Dec 22
27
82
293/4
*143/8
52%
Corp
24% Mar
70
135
Inst
26% Mar 19
11% Mar 26
17
27%
82
10
4
74% Mar lo
Apr 24
16% Jun 10
27 %
27%
*82
lo
8
13% Jan
24'/a Jun
27%
83
29%
14%
105
100
A
21% Mar
5
126
10%
12
295/8
14%
100
com
21% jan
8% Nov
15
series
Elec
•
17
20%
10%
12
293/a
No par
preferred
RR
Wheeling A Lake Erie Ry
15
8
20%
10%
12
lo
Electric com
preferred series B
3.80%
Oct
32% Apr 13
30 % May 27
16% Oct 15
20%
10%
12
29 3/a
14%
111%
1
Westinghouse
Weston
Sep
15
20%
*143/8
10%
5
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
15
22% Jan
2nd
Pacific
Preferred
9
102% Feb
Mar
11
20%
100
Supply Co
noncum
80
11% Feb
14%
*103%
5
Maryland Ry common
4%
30 %
18% Sep
29%
143/8
100
Western
24% Dec
21% Dec
29%
14%
100
Auto
Western
4
4
Jan
127
12% Jan
V
29%
14%
9Q
100
Western
Mar 11
18% Mar 17
4
No par
4
29
Mar
49% Jan 26
104
Co
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
4.10% preferred series O
West Virginia Coal A Coke
West Va Pulp & Paper com
4%% preferred
1
10% Apr
46% Mar 16
Electric
4
5
Mar
29% Jan
110
5
May
2.50
com
4.20%
13% Mar 18
12% Feb 26
22
Qll A Snowdrift
Penn
2
4% Dec 20
29%
I
Penn
14
Sep 15
Knitting Mills
West
Jan
23
*33%
No par
5
$4
104% Mar 31
Jan
Power
Waukesha Motor Co
West
111% Apr
7
Sep 14
Jan 14
33%
5
4
104% Jan
46% Sep
126
4,400
333/4
8
40% Mar
36% Jan 11
Jan
12
1,100
323/4
Kentucky Coal Co
45
1
19%
283/4
West
20
10
15
19
25
57% Mar 11
15
6,800
15
32%
20% Mar 18
15
16% Jun
9,500
15
28%
17% Jan
4
39% Sep
15%
14%
19%
convertible preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
4
91% Jun
14%
15%
1,900
33
Wesson
8% Jan
30
1
95/a
28%
25
Feb
23 % Jan
106% Apr
18
5,600
9%
'
5
22 % Dec
95/a
9%
19
1
8
37% Feb
50
9%
9%
5,700
323/4
5
Jan
May 14
102%
28%
Wayne Pump Co
12% Jan
90
*101
19%
Webster Investment Co
99
25% Dec 21
102%
♦101
32%
Wayne
15
109
103%
28
8
99% Jan 15
16% Jan 15
5
Sep 29
8% Sep
43% Sep
*101
7%
183/4
25
15
104
23%
73/4
32%
21% Mar 11
1
23
*273/4
11% Feb
16
14%
23%
9%
93/8
15%
7%
23%
19%
12% Jan
17% Feb
9%
563/4
7 5/a
23%
7%
102
102
57
73/4
23
7%
23%
283/4
4
5
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333/a
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0
15% Apr
9
Inc
15
9% Jan
5
89 % Jun
5
Plcturea Inc
*9%
10% Jan
5
8
5
102
56%
23
32 %
Wash
28% Jan
4
Corp
Bros
*101
100
8
183/4
29% Apr
9
14% Mar 22
83% Mar 16
Jan
5,800
4
28
37% Feb
57
14
5
107% Jan
563/4
25% Jan
5
102
563/a
13% Jan
19% Jan
77% Jan
9
56
57%
23%
27%
18
24% Jan
17
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7%
23%
33%
Feb
34
3
18
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12
2
Jun
1,200
29
30% Jan
84% Feb
29% Jan
98% Jun
1,500
25
18%
Warren
28% Feb
32
12%
243/4
Warren
27
1
88% Jun
12%
25%
33
15
34% Jan
1
4
123/a
25%
28%
31% Feb
4
17
73% Oct
30
12%
25%
1
4
11
30% Jan
15
Dec
12%
25 %
Foundry A Plpe__Nopar
Corp
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Jan
25% Jan
14
16
200
*12%
62
2.50
9% Mar 17
Sep
21% Sep
17% Nov
63%
12%
253%
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5%% preferred
19
Sep
10
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12%
25 %
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Jan
9
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25%
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Eureka.Williams
12, 1954
Number 5315
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Bond Record
(1631)
New York Stock
((»
FRIDAY
The
italic letters
the
In
column
WEEKLY
-
headed
"Interest
Period"
Indicate in each
Figures after decimal point represent
one or
Exchange
YEARLY
-
the month when the bonds
case
32nds of
more
mature.
point
a
—
LOW
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT
Year 1953
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
104.16 Dec
99.24 May 12
BONDS
-
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Low
Treasury 3 Vis
102.4
Feb
16
102.4
1978-1983
Treasury 27/aS
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
16
Feb
—1956-1959
Low
109.28
102.3
*102
*104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.7
*104.7
•
104.4-
-*104.4
-
PRICES
Thursday
Apr. 9
Low
High
109.30
-
109.28
*102
102.3
*104.12
104.20
104.10
.
*109.24
102.3
104.20
*109.26
Sale* fey
Friday
Apr. 8
Low
High
*109.24
104.20
SALE
Apr. 7
*102
102.3
*114.12
*104.1
1961
Treasury 2%s
109.22
*102
-
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 6
Low
High
High
*109.18
1955-1960
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 5
EXCHANGE
4
Monday
i
*104.6
104.9
the Week
High
Bonds ($)
*109.20 109.24
*102
102.3
*104.12
104.20
*104.5
,
Feb
19
Feb
108
19
104.8
1958-1963
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
•106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
Treasury 2%s
1960-1965
*108.18
108.26
•108.22
108.30
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
Treasury 2%s
108
1956-1958
*102.6
102.10
*102.8
102.12
*102.8
102.12
*102.8
102.12
*102.8
102,12
*103.14
103.18
*103.14
103.18
*103.14
103.18
*103.14
103.18
*103.12
103.16
*102.2
102.5
*102.6
102.9
*102.3
102.11
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102.12
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102.11
^
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
98.29 Feb
"23
95.20 Oct
15
15
98.29 Feb
101.14
*101.12
101.16
*101.16
101.20
*101.18
101.22
*101.16
__1963-1968
*100.28
101
•
*100.30
101.2
*101.2
101.6
*101.4
101.8
*101.2
101.6
June 1964-1969
*100.18
100.22
*100.22
100.26
*100.26
100.30
*100.26
100.30
*100.24
100.28
Dec 1964-1969
*100.18
100.22
*100.22
100.26
*100.26
100.30
*100.26
100.30
*100.24
2%s
2%s
2%s
2'/2s
2%s
1965-1970
*100.16
100.20
*100.20
100.24
*100.24
100.28
*100.24
100.28
*100.22
100.26
1966-1971
*100.12
100.16
*100.16
100.20
*100.22
100.26
*100.22
100.26
*100.18
100.22
*100.10
100.14
*100.14
100.18
*100.20
100.24
*100.20
100.24
*100.14
*100.10
100.14
*100.12
100.16
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100.24
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100.24
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100.18
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100.24
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100.18
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102.18
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102.18
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102.18
*100.12
102.16
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Treasury
Treasury
23
95.20 Oct
*101.10
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Treasury 2%s
Mar 25
94.8
Mar 25
1962-1967
Treasury 2%s
94.8
Dec 15
_—__June 1967
99.14 Oct 23
23
99.20 Feb
99.20 Feb
15
15
June 15
2
94.8
Jan
7
93.8
Jan
94.24 Jan
102.22
*102.18
102.22
*102.18
102.22
*102.16
102.20
*100.10
100.13
*100.10
100.13
*100.10
100.13
*100.9
100.12
*100.10
100.13
*100.10
100.13
*100.10
100.13
*100.10
100.13
*100.9
100.12
*101.18
101.22
*101.18
June 1959-1962
*100.22
100.26
*100.24
100.28
2Vis
_______Dec 1959-1962
*100.22
100.26
*100.24
100.28
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*100.26
100.28
*100.25
100.27
*100.25
100.27
*100.25
100.27
*100.25
100.27
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100.30
*100.26
100.30
•100.25
100.27
♦100.25
100.27
1956-1959
June
1954
Dec 1954-1955
25-year 3s
30-year 3%s___
Oct
Feb
2
102.8
104.12 Mar 10
23-year 3%s___
19-year 3Vis
3-year 3s
4
95
July
2
98
Dec
1
97.16 May 12
101
Oct
26
101.24 Feb
1
100.24 Nov
4
101.16 Jan
13
102.28 Feb
24
101.20 Feb
1
103.28 Apr
6
101
Apr
6
July
101.22
*101.18
101.22
♦101.18
101.22
101
*100.28
101
*100.28
101
*100.28
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101
*100.28
101
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101
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100.11
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1976
1
1981
15
1975
15
1971
Oct
1
1956
Jan
1
-
1972
1
Oct
15-year 3%s___
15
Mar
May
_____
Serial bonds
*101.18
*100.28
101.22
100.11
*100.9
100.11
for
Bank
99.22 Mar 12
Nov
-
1954
Dec
___—
101.24 Mar 26
July 20
96
'
2 Vis
2Vis
6
94
15
30
*102.18
100.13
4
16
Jun
100.16 Nov
102.22
*100.10
25-year 3s
91.25 Apr
100.18
*102.18
99.28 Mar 22
92
100.28
1954-1956
_
International
94.16 Jan
1958
101.20
1954-1955
2%s
Treasury 2s
17
1
_____1957-1959
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
90.16 Jun
1972
Dec 1967-1972
Treasury 23/as
2%s
99.14 Oct
-
Sept 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
^Treasury
fTreasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1958
—1961
1969
99.8
*98.16
*98.16
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102.24
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104
♦103.8
104
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102.28
103.16
103.16
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100.16
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103.28
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101.24
103.28
*103.8
103.24
102.12
—
102.12
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103.24
*103.8
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■
of
1950
2s
due Feb
15
1955
♦99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
2s
.—due Feb 15
1956
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
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100.16
*99.16
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*99.16
100.16
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1957
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1958
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price
transacted this
day.
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being
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___.
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1962
__
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*94
96
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1
No-
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a
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Low
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99
99
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99
*96
98
♦96
98
*96
97
*95
97
*95
96
*94
96
*94
sale,
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Interest
Last
Period
Bale Price
or
(continued)—
3Vis series No. 19
98%
Low
High
88
78%
78%
*79
82
79
80
♦93
95
3Vis series No. 21
104%
Jan. I
No.
*79 y«
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
25
June-Dec
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 27
15
Range Since
Sold
High
3Vis series No. 26
10311 104
Bonds
Friday's
Low
BraaU
3Vis series No.
1031?
mm
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
3Vis series No. 24
June-Deo
+
9
8%s series No. 20
1980
mm
transactions.
3Vis series No. 23
Corporate Stock
8%
—
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96
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BONDS
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98
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New York City
—
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APRIL
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99
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RANGE
Friday
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BONDS
1959
100.16
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1961
15
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1960
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to
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117
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71
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—
1955
1978
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71
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1950
to
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1958-
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1957_April-Oct
1957_Aprll-Oc<
Jan-July
June-Dec
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Feb -Aug
—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
100%
104%
1
26
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„
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__
100
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——
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104%
102 Vi
9
V:
49
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82
79
102%
■
103% 103 Vi
98%
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sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
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—
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1960
6s
80%
79
-
49
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1960
assented
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of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978_Jan-July
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NY 1-1693
Broadway, New York
m*
81%
;
•
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——
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1974
-
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June-Dec
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
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Feb-Aug
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Canada (Dominion of)
3%s 1961
Jan-July
WERTHEIM & Co.
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I
■
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3Vis series No. 30
Brisbane
*80%
—*•'
Teletype NY 1-971
50%
43%
114%
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1632)
.Monday, April 12, 1954
New york bond record
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
*
Cundinemarca
(Dept
Sold
Bid & Asked
High
Stamped
6%)
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bonds
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4s
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No.
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extl
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s
f dollar
i
dollar
s
AEstonia
German
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5%s
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loan
of)
1952
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reduced to 2.375%) 2001
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50
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*57%
Jan-JwZi/
*13%
1953—
May-Nov
112
1976
—
68%
58%
86
*66
Ja.i-July
1976
1
1
58%
13%
—
112
115
(interest
17
A
7s
bonds
bonds
1969
81%
56'/2
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1972
68%
82
56%
33
Conv & funding issue
Conversion
57%
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4s dollar
bonds
International
5s
dollar
3s
dollar
German
gold
German
5 %s
June-Dec
1972
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bonds
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loan)
67
102
56%
77%
215
63
80%
55
56%
60
96% 100%
224
100
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82%
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A
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Greek Government—
to
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Italian
(Republic)
Italian
Credit
30-yr gl,d ext
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series
Italian
I
s
B
Public
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loan
1965
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31%
34%
124
18%
3s
1977
112
53%
97
55%
20
23
54%
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1
51
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to
1964
to
52%
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87
92%
63
87%
91%
10
129
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51
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27
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27
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ment)
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to
1933
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i.Mar-Sepf
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April-Oct
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(City of) 6s 1952
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Development
loan
68 due 1953 extended
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extl
B%s due
loan
1958
(City)
1953
(30-yr)
1958—_
to
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of)
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6s
of)
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1961
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1966
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s
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41
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103
123
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6
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110
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110
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131
6
139
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a
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78
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106
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4
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Topeka
85
630
62 %
68%
77
91%
97%
:
& Santa
—
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——Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980
A
1966
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Ohio
&
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1975 April-Oct
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due Dec
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30
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79
1
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110
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1976
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97
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24
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20
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99%
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1967
1955—
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5s series n
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ApriZ-Oct
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*79
75%
74%
75%
100
58 %
58'/$
58
60%
60%
60%
37
38%
mortgage 2%s
mortgage 3s 1980
1976
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jaw-July
40
40
37%
40
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs
1971
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April-Oct
-Jan-July
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92%
96
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1975_May-Nov
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97
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78
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81
82
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37%
"
91
103
&
40
80
105
mortgage 3s series K 1979
(The) Co 2%s debs 1981
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102%
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56%
963/4
99%
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93%
June-Dec
1951_—1.
1959
56%
70
26
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debentures
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96%
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debentures
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»
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45
A
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—
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—
109
117
2
'
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1995
Boston
—
61
118
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—
118
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Mar-Sept
2000_.
1
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78
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77
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83
101
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80
—
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11
96
91
101
100
77
39
53%
102%
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3
76%
39
35%
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39
40
99% J02%
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26
June-Dec
1995
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May-Noo
B'western dlv first mortgage 5% ser A
'■
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33%
60
38
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12
53 %
4
100% 101%
101% 102
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8
34%
40
127%
119% 129%
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39%
'
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16
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118
18
102% 102%
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12
56%
99
344
102% 102%
18
130
50
/
105*%
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ser
10
12
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*-
Gen mtge 4%s ser C 1972
"Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures
59%
8%
99%
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,
Series K due March
15
93
36
83
Mar-Sep#
1962
4s
July
1
1995
—May-Nov
Atlanta & Charl Air Line Ry 3%s 1963-—May-Noy
Atl Coast Line RR 4%s A J 964
i
June-Dec
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21
124% 126
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*
99
126% 128%
<
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v
-
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1995—
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95%
100
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debs
93%
96
97%
1977
1960
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5
100
1995
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4s
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17
94 %
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April-OcZ
4s
3%s debs
gold
125%
128
105
98%
128
—June-Dec
1965-——
'
98%
Jan-July
debs 1904
conv
98%
105
—Feb-Aug
debentures
conv
conv
96%
99
June-Dec
1973
40
39%
*49
(interest
98 %
10
106
100
71%
74
103% 105%
*96
June-Dec
1987
8%s
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2004
48
99% 100
101%
99
5
102% 103%
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39
—
142
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„"
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1043/,
101%
——
35
104% 104%
„'
101%
5
—
99% 100
72%
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76
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1966—___May-Nop
102 %
94%
10
—
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April-Oct
A
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*
99%
973/8
55
18
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1
13
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103%
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1982
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A
.
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142
121%
55%
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——
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to 2.25%) 20&4
7s 1967 stamped pursuant to
_
82
83%
June-Dec
1961
55%
——
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*13
0
"
130
111%
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April-Oct
36
'.
15
6%
3
vlll
139%
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4
83%
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reduced to 2%) 2012
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due
10
119% 120%
101% 101%
*59 %
Stamped pursuant to Plan a (interest
reduced to 2% ) 2012.
—Feb-Auo
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|A8s external loan of 1921 1946
_April-Oct
8tamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2 5%) 1999
A«s external
10
"134%
Co.—
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debentures
conv
16
99%
78%
13
87%
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1953
6
78%
76
13
100% 102
98
72.
"
78%
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_____
95 V*
95
94
100
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—__April-Ocf
(interest
2001
reduced
*94
*96% 100
*
94%
93 %
102
*59
.——Apr-Ocf
Mar-Sept
§
II
94%
89
92
98%
102
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1951_Mar-Sepf
1952
90%
n
98%
102
/aw-Julv
to Plan
2.25% 1.2006
68
92%
1966
1975:
33%
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(Free State) 6'/2s ('26 loan)
f
1970—May-Nov
3%s
1980
debentures
101
*100% 101
1960—June-Dec
2nd series 1961—April-Ocf
gold 6s 1940
April-Ocf
pursuant
reduced
94%
97
101%
74%
(City of)—
stamped
93 '/a
93'/a
Fvb-Aue
1980—
W
stamped
(interest
A Prussia
100
96%
1
*129
—Mar-Sept
pursuant to Plan a
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
99%
96%
debentures
6
139
5 A External sinking fund
gold 8s 1950—Jan-July
A 4'/as
assented 1963
J an-July
(Interest
~2
68%
13
99%
A4'/2s assented
As
97%
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
April-Ocf
May-Nop
.April-Oct
April-Oct
1956—Mar-Sept
Ac Telegraph
Arbor
102
May-Nop
1968——
79
99%
May-Nop
1964
debentures
3s
Ann
110
""
1958—
April-Oct
lAStabilization loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Ocf
assented
68
66%
101% 102
102
April-Oct
1947
84%
67%
41
102
pursuant to Plan A (interest
to 2.125%) 2008—1
Mar-Scpf
APeru (Republic of) external 7s 1959
Mar-Sepf
ANat lean extl s f 6s 1st series
ANat loan
Ltd
A P
37%
40
II
60
85
101% 102
_May-Nop
1968_
134%
83%
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reduced
For to
Canada
37%
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A4%s
of
34
—
37.-/4
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—
to 1963
extended
AND
1967
3%s debentures 1979
sinking rund 4%s 1955
■APernambuco
lAPoland
Co
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp
Co Ltd—
(30-yr)
June-Dee
—
3%s
53'%
*54
8 A Nuremberg
Oslo
America
Anneu8er-Busch Inc
ex'l sinking fund 6%s
1959—Mar-Sepf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
Mar-Sept
Netherlands (Kingdom of) 3%s 1957
May-Noa
Norway (Kingdom of) 4%» 1956
Mar-Sept
External sinking fund 4%s 1965
—April-Oct
12
"163
Feb-Aug
debentures
2s
of
53%
*53%
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extl
18%
94
(interest
A
2008
63 %
55V2
84%
3%s
sinking fund 6%s
pursuant
reduced
1A6s
18%
*92
(State)—
Stamped
oriental
19
92%
18%
18%
April'-Oct
1952
19
19
*18
__
(City
Mines Geraes
77%
60
__
94%
3%s
1963_Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
71%
—
—
June-Dec
3%s
Jan-July
assented
18
'77%
(Dept of)
2%s debentures 1971
_
new
74%
121% 126%
'
■"
*16 %
assented
agreement)
8 ASmall
lAMilan
Mig
Co
Airlines
2%s
ASmall
A6s
3'As
2%s debentures
new
132
143
84%
82%
84%
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1972—Jaw-July
first
2%r debentures
8 ASmall
lATreasury
121
68
5
142% 143
143
1961—-June-Dec
6s of '26
2%s
9%
agree¬
1945
*63%
Bosch
2%s
9%
74%
-
'75%
77%
Feb-Aug
1971
American- Telephone
1968—Jan-JuZy
1922
__
Corp 3%s s f debs 19G4__May-/Vop
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures 1987
Jaw-June
June-Dec
assented
new
"HI
73
*129
1978—Fcb-Aug
1984
to
American
17%
1922 agree'!)
1954
IA49 of
I
May-Nov
May-Nov
1979
1958
American
16%
18
*17
*17
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*120%
74
May-No v
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.
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
Allegheny Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Alleghany & Western 1st gU\ 4s 1998
Allied Chemical <te Dye 3%a debs 1978
II
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13%
101%
120
27
1937)—
1979
Southern
Great
Aluminum
19G3_jan-juZy
100%
10%
1946—Feb-Aup
8s
of
readjustment
Power
Aluminum
(1942 agrce't)
90%
19%
15
*101 »/8 101%
Mar-Sept
1955
bond
(City of)
Allls-Chaimers
assented
new
June-Dec
fund
196I extended
Alabama
10%
1945—Quar-Jaw
agreem't)
26%
149
87
12%
•<
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RAILROAD
9%
10%
10
Quar-Jan
§ ALarge
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external
6s due
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April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Mar-Scpf
June-Dec
readjustment
A4'/2s assented
8 A Large
iA5s assented
-
Jan-July
1971
external
(dollar
Alabama
1945
1
20
1981
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley
AWarsaw (City) external 7s 1958
1968
1899
92
*14%
*11%
Jaw-July
fund 6s 1960
6s 1964
sinking
A Yokohama
l968__Jan-July
*88
Mar-Sept
conversion
3%s
(Republic ol)—
lA5s
June-Dec
1957
to
1943—May-Nou
(1942 agreem't)
15%
i:
143%
June-Dec
1958
4-4%-4'/2s external readjustments
1943
assented
15
3%-4'/»-411jS external conversion 1978—-June-Dec
87%
73%
49%
51
Jan-July
92%
136
19%
*74
June-Dec
21%
\
1961
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152
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38
—
152
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due
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1977
1977
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due
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163
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3
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of) external
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1962
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51
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2012_
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93
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55
50%
—
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93
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45
56
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secured
55
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to Plan
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55
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2004
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73
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to
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reduced
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1953
1972
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bonds
to
external
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issue—
pursuant
55
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Jan-July
1956
loan
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(interest
1999
2.5%)
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65
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1976
1
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83
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1967
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dollar
dollar
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or
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1962
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Last
Period
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of)—
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50
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1978
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WEEK ENDED
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99%
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102%
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98
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
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Interest
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Period
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gold
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1976
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86
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98
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66%
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55%
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98%
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1958
102%
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mortgage 3%x series B iyui»
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1993
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'
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1970
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mortgage
mortgage 2%s
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1986
3s
1982
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93
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98
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55
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debentures series B 1975
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103
103%
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1977
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40
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1968
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130
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29
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1957
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debentures
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101
—
94%
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88
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95%
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101
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135
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3%s
148
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117
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1976—Afay-Nov
—
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mortgage
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120
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1978—
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98%
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96%
5
99
103% 104%
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1961
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—
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1948
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144
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102%
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79%
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103
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98%
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103
debentures
3%s
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101
98
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see
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payment
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first mtge
1983
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first
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145
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1958
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1967
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103
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B
El
98%
100
June-Dec
28'A
6
103
1979_Jan-July
Mar-Sepl
1995
2.35s
Va
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105%
100% 100%
June-Dec
General gold 4s 1993
General
74
105
98%
2%s
1969
first
4s
Light
East Tenn
100%
99%
1966
-
,
*99
100%
J an-July
1977
&
debs
mortgage
10
—
debentures 1961
4s
98
66%
104% 104 %
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
27%
25
28%
1977_June-Dec
mo'rtgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980_
mortgage 3%s 1982
1st
3
*96% 101%
Frl i-Aue
<
1974
H
K
ser
subordinate
A First
—i
f debs
Cleveland Cincinnati Chit
j
64
102% 102"%
100% 100%
2%k 1975-Aprll-Oct
G
I960
s
70
*106%
City Ice & Fuel _2%s debentures
_
70
1
93
69%
97%
May-Nov
trust
debentures
Mack
gold
Firestone
1982
serh-.s
series
58%
80%
Co—
A
Corp 2%s 1959
Cities Service Co 3s
97%
*63 %
Jun-Jult
Jan-July
1963
RR
ser
53%
72%
/
3'As series F
inortgage 27/Bs series G
coll
275
Ry—
refunding mtge 2%s-4%s l994-/«n-JuIj
1994
Jan-July
Cincinnati Gas St E!ec 1st
mtge
First mortgage -27A.x
1978
Cincinnati. Union Terminal—
C
97%
3%s
2%s series
3%s
Erie
Jan-July
Sontlieasteru
Chicago & Western Indiana
1st
55
28
25%
75
54%
RR—
1980
k
54%
22%
25%
103%
7
93
*76
2%s-4%.x
morLgage
First
Pacific
A
ser
Haute
Union
First
&
55
series
refund
ref
Elgin Joliel
1999—April
Jan-July
20
29
104% 104%
Afay-Nov
1985-
1973
trust
coll
mtge 2%s
conv
Edison
|
3s
and
Chemical
3s
1st
Chicago & North Western Ry—
mortgage conv inc 4%s Jan
First mortgage 3s series B
1989—
21%
28%
*100% 101
Mcy-Nov
1985
3
ser
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
Detroit 'I'ol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
T
.
8
21%
Lake—
convertible
First
Second
A
ser
4 Vis
Light 3s
ref
&
3%s
101%
Jan-July
2042
mortgage (3% fixed
contingent interest)
1993
1%
65%
60
35%
Income
69
inortgage 4s series A
1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4'/2s inc ser A
Jan 2019—Aprl)
4%s conv increased series B Jan
l 2U44
April
&
Denver & Salt
90
April
1
(3%
99%
April
2038
&
mortgage and
Second
'10
98
32%
*94
April-Oct
Jan-July
1973__Afay-Nov
May
__
85%
*117%
89 %
C
contingent interest) 1993
Income mortgage series A
(4%%
contingent interest 2018
101
94%
—
91
5
Div
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
First mortgage series A
105%
93
82%
84%
May-Nov
Chicago Indianapolis k Louisville
Ry—
A 1st
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
A 2nd
mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956
Chicago-Milwaukee
82
May
mortgage and coll
Gen
99%
*99% 101
May-Nov
—
mtge
105%
5
"
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series
1993—.
First
103%
106'A
—
104
98
division
trust 4-6s
Power
Detroit &
1997
First
inc
105
*91
—
5s
conv
mortgage due
mtge & coll tr
General
105 %
Feb-Aug
&
5s
coll tr 5s
1st
103%
*101
;
M
1st mtge
126%
97%
8
103%
98
35
*93 %
—June-Dec
:
1%
25
Jan-July
99%
36
102% 102%
Jan-July
1
25
105% 105%
1973—June-Dec
High
103
34%
*93%
Division—
Delaware
121
102%
191(9.
refund
First
102
li
Lackawanna
and
Pennsylvania
103
126% 126%
4s
York
First
75%
51'A
97%
Jan-July
& Hudson 4s extended
1963—Afay-Nov
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
86
26
__
99%
Low
1
.
26%
Delaware
90
97
♦100%
Jan. 1
No.
*27 %
June-Dec
1982
Union Ry 3%s series B 1965
Co 2%s debentures 1965
debentures 1977
3%s
Alncome
79%
*101
Range Since
Sold
103
*26%
1975__April-Ocl
1978
A
Deere &
Morris & Essex
136
102% 102%
102 Vs
gold
3%s
100%
1
74%
52%
126 y2
impl, M 37/«s series
mortgage
100
100
■
7
86
73%
Mar-Sept
1992
3s series
Collateral
86
52%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
mortgage
100 »/4
V—
21%
June-Dec
First
103%
98
—
99%
inortgage iuc
■AGeneral
94%
99%
*99%
Chicago & Eastern III RR—
AGeneral
10
74 %
—Mar-Sept
refunding mortgage 3"As 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding inortgage 2%.s 1970—Feb-Aug
mtge 3s 1990.
Feb-Aug
First and
97%
103%
Jan-July
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
First mortgage 3s 1978
69
-July
first consul
4s
First and
107
64%
May
Jan
98
104%
*98
April-Oct
1974
97
—
1970
AImp & equip 4s 1970
106%
1
Jan-July
1987
3s
103
6
*99%
June-Dec
Second consolidated
gold 4s 1989
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
83
99%
*103
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
30
First
-
and
1st &
99 %
June
Bonds
107%
97%
April-Oct
3 Vis
106'A
65%
linpt M 3'/2s series l) 1996—Muy-No«
iinpL M 3'/2s series !•:
1996—Feb-Aug
and
A
15
65%
Feb-Aug
1
Registered
Refund
&
107% 107 %
105% 106
June-Dec
Ry Co—
4'/2s
Refund
R
107%
*98i/4
Mar-Sept
Chesapeake & Ohio ley—
Refund
105 %
105%
First mortgage. 3%s series B 1968
Champion paper 6t Fibre ueb 3s 1U65.
General
26
T
Power
First and refund
June-Dec
4s
Friday's
98
34%
June-Dec
1970
106%
4'/2s series B Jan
J
1970-
B
105% 106%
1
N
A
ser
106
4'/as series A Jan
of
ser
4s
104%
Jan-July
2020— __May
York
4s
ref
104%
Georgia Ry—
Central
ref
&
6
_Mar-Sept
19C5
mortgage 4s series A
AGen mortgage
AGen mortgage
&
lien
17
Corp 3'/ts debentures 1960
debentures (1947 issue) 1960
jACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948
of
lien
104% 104%
3Vis
First
1st
A 1st
104% 105%
Celotex
Central
A
95%
104%
1978
Corp 3s debentures
debentures 1976
3Vis
96
93%
105 '/a
.Tnn-7>//».
1960
Celanese
93 %
2
Feb-Aug
(perpetual!
4s
2
95%
107% 107 %
107 '/2
mortgage
96
95%
June-Dec
1956
Ry—
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981_;
Case
A 1st
95%
April-Oc\
or
*103 %
June-Dec
96
June-Dec
.
1962
A
1955_
debenture
Capital Airlines
3s
1974
5s
1957
4%s
gold
Pacific
consol
first
gtd
Ry—
gold
Guaranteed
Carolina
consul
National
Guaranteed
4%
Power
Power 3Vas
Canada Southern
Week's Bange
Bid & Asked
Low
High
103
May-Nov
mtge 3 Vis 1966 May-Nov
Cuba RR—
California
Sale Price
1977
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st
Cuba Northern Ry—
85
Last
Period
Exchange
High
86
*85
APRIL
Continental
19
Jan-July
ENDED
Jan. 1
No.
88
April-Oct
WEEK
Range Since
96%
105%
99
14%
101%
107
100 %
income
5s
Feb
1957
Telephone 2%s series A
mortgage
Central
3s series B
1978_„
June-Dec
102% 102%
Consol mortgage
Consol mortgage
4%s-3%8 ser A 1979—May-No»
5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-Noo
3%s series C 1974
May-Noo
Consol mortgage 37As series E 1982
Feb-Aug
Cons mtge 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
Consol
98
102 3A
RR—
mortgage
*106
102'A
105%
*105
102%
107%
103
105 '/a
102
102%
27
102
103
104'A 104%
16
101%
105%
102
102
*102
25
The Commercial and Financial
26
Chronicle...Monday, April 12, 1954
(1634)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
gale Price1
or
Refunding
Refunding
Illinois
5s
Terminal
§Allseder
Steel
May-No#
Ry
§ AFirst
series
6s
AFirst
5s
AFirst
gold
series
Minerals
subord
conv
C
1956
Chemical
&
debs
3y8s
f
s
debentures
Interstate
series
127'A
109%
~6
102%
7
101%
103'A
A
104%
119'A
118'A 119
118'A
16
69
308
61
81%
1
97
111 %
5
100
64
68%
111'A 111'A
*111'A
72
*71
Mar-Sept
1977
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70%
—
100
1
—
♦„
1
102%
*—
—Jan-July
Jan-July
.
A
100
Y
N
Central
Lake
75
—
96%
95%
96%
20
90%
96%
97
97
97 '/a
6
92%
98
N
Lack &
Y
4'As
Kanawha
1st
Mich
&
mlge
2%s
City Power & Light
mortgage 2%s 1978
1st
1st
April-Oct
1976
Plain
unguaranteed
99 V*
First
&
*99'A
—
55
51%
N
53
*99
98%
Y
NY
'
100
2%
18
99%
2%
25
3
Y
State
Y
Y
Lake Shore
1st
cons
A 1968
June-Deo
gold 3'As 1997—June-Dec
3'As registered 1997
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3'As
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
1st
&
5s
ref
stamped
Lehigh Valley
1st
Jw»e-Deo
1970—April-Ocf
A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.
1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st
mortgage 5s extended to
Railway Co (N Y) —
4'As extended to 1974
gen consol mtge bds—
Valley
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fixed
Series
B
4'As
Series
C
5s
ASeries
D
interest
fixed
2003
interest
May-Nov
2003
Electric
7s
Co.
debentures
First &
refund
73%
'
mtge
70%
70%
71'/a
6
66
72%
'•
91%
119
1963
April-Oct
Afar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
2003
101%
5
Afay-Nov
1st mtge 2%s 1979—May-No#
*91
101%
101,%
91%
82%
100
—
*__
*—
RR
.
(Southern
4s
1959
debentures
debentures
5
103%
-•
101
v-
90'A
r
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Afar-Sept
Corp first mortgage 3s 1966—
June-Dec
K^'iopolitah Edison first mtge 27/Bs W74—May-No#
mortgage "2%s 1980
Bell Telephone Co
I,
/•
97%
Ohio
*50
Central
an
RR
4»As
3'As
1988
series
Minn
St
First
Mining & Mlg 2%s 1967
Paul
Saulte
&
mortgage
A General
Missouri
4'As
St
Kansas
Texas
&
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Prior
lien
40-year
Prior
lien
ACum
series
series
Pacific
4s
1990—.June-Dec
A
Jan
Jan-July
1967—April-Oct
1965
111'A
1975
and
(John)
Essex
&
Co
first
3s
debentures
Afay-Nov
—June-Dec
gtd 3'As 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s
debentures
1986
1978
Nashville Chattanooga
First
mortgage
3s
Dairy
debentures
3s
96%
B
2%s
lien
see
page
A
2%s
2%s
1977
♦78
2004
*97
2047
1
——Quar-Feb
Quar-Feb
-
.
4'As
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
Gas
*104%
debs
1970—June-Dec
-IIlior-S^Dt
1988
—Jan-July
_Mar-Sepf
——April-Oct
2%s
27As
1980
64
74
74
'
100%
First
&
refunding 2%s
102%
First
&
First
&
June-Deo
June-Dec
June-Dee
June-Dee
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
refunding 3'/8s series R 1982
—
104% 105
105
105%
11
18
104%
105'/a
104%
104% 105
39
103%
106%
93%
98%
*97
87
First
&
52
56
First
&
90
97%
1st
*97
&
M
ref
series
4s
1981
3'/as
M
V
1984
series W'
June-Deo
i
1984
104%
98%
102%
98
8
95
99%
97
97%
16
54
97
93%
99'A
102% 102%
102%
97%
101
102%
96%
2%s
debentures
1986
89%
93%
3'/8s
debentures
1987
75
85%
3'As
debentures
1978
1983
April-Oci
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
2%s debentures 1985
debentures
112%,
3'As
debentures
104%
4s
113
Pacific Western
113
102%
15
99%
103
102
102%
23
99%
102%
101%.
101% 102'A
57
99
102%
21
96%
102%
11
96%
102'A
61
104'A
113
67'A
Oil
Mar-Sepf
3'As debentures
96%
63'A
67%
97
97%
Consolidated
99
99 %
General
4'As
Pennsylvania
series
General
5s
102% 102%
8
101%
102%
General
4'As series D
1
100'A
101 y2
General
mortgage 4%s series E 1984
88%
93 >/«
General
mortgage
97'A
99
87
series
Light
mtge
Eastern
&
B
1968
*
.i—
'
98
103%
100%
104 %
100 »A
101%
100
104
General
,
1981
106
3%s
first
4s
external
series
B
1960
1974
refunding
refunding
&
2%s
2%s
101% 101%
97'A
101%
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98%
102
1st
&
ref
99'A
103%
1st
&
ref
&
99 %
103%
102% 102%
2
98%
104
1
101%
103%
4
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91%
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100%
105
-
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99%
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104%
16
106% 106%
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__
96'/a
94%
106 %
106%
108
99
....
—
2
91%
90%
99%
■
...»
93
—
20
lOO'A 101'A
96
101%
108%
16
174
100%
105%
107'/a 107%
25
105%
109%
52
91%
99%
17
92
99%
94
——
«
94
94%
93%
94 ' X
79
79
\
V
106%
109%
77%
86'A
103%
1
*103% 104%
104 %
refunding 3%s 1982
mtge 3%s 1983
mtge 3%s 1983
95%
4
90
54
55'/a
46
53
101
101%
8
♦108
112%
95%
—
__
4
105% 105%
99%
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May-No#
100'A
99'A
8
100% 100%
99%
95%
109
102%
95'A
59
101%
112%
106%
96
100%
:
54
98%
101%
1
95%
997/a
—
99%
99%
June-Dec
1974
108%
*104
''
103
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s 1981
First & refunding 2%s
1978
>101% 103%
——
101%
92'A
—
'
*105% 106%
106%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1967
&
First
101%
20
96
99
104
102%
June-Deo
April-Oct
1971
First
*95%
108
108
Jan-July
Coke Co—
3%s ser H 1981
refunding 2%s
98%
106%
106
14
&
&
100 y4
100 %
,102%
103% 104%
Jan -July
series F 1985
First
98%
96%
8
106'A
*97%
101%
10
-
101% 101 %
;
103
96
15
99% 100%
104% 105%
^
.
97
99
98'A
107%
AprtZ-Oct
General gold 4'As series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
100 A
106
5s
100% 101
92 y8
94%
108
Pere
101
101%
1
-
104
1990
;
April
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
95%
1
19
June-Dec
63%
ref
-
Feb-Aup
1965
A
60'A
&
■
■
June-Dec
sinking fund 4'As 1960
29
Gas
98
♦103
RR—
63%
Peoples
96%
98
98
1964—June-Deo
A
113
104%
1984
101% 101%
101% 101'A
'
Mar-No#
& Illinois 1st s f gold 4'As 1955—Jan-July
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines 3'As 1960_April-Ocf
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3'As 1960
June-Dec
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
April-Ocf
92%
163
debentures
1981
.
'
Paducah
79%
June-Dec
103%
102
102%
April-Ocf
Pacific Tel & Tel
102%
*103
102%
June-Dec
^
103%
104'A
"108% 108%
97%
104
18
99%
93
98%
7
97 V*
June-Deo
100%
104%
—
105 %
93%
.
98 vi
98%
*__
104%
1
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10
98%
102% 102%
102%
100%
741
103'A 103'A
99
104'A 104%
~
June-Dee
June-Dee
ref
&
series P
refunding 3s series S 1983
refunding 27/8s series T 1976
212
1
103%
91
98%
98%
refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985-June-Deo
&
80
111% 112%
101%
75'/a
74
103'A
Co—
101
91%
*101
98%
104%
101'A
104%
—
30
103'A
67'A
-
refunding 3'As series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970-—
refunding 3s series K 1971—
refunding 3s series L 1974
64
103
1
103
101%
95
&
330
103
71
103%
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dee
102%
&
Electric
&
97%
100% 101
107 %
75%
June-Dec
37
*102'A
103
113
102%
4
75%
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1975—
94%
95%
105%
107% 107%
''mm*— '■
1977-
81%
*93%
105%
43
107%
:
AIncome 4s April
Feb-Aug
108
104%
112% 112%
1979
97
*99'A 100
106
2
112'A
First & refunding 3s series N
First
2
93%
12
rX
105% 105%
—
First & refunding 3s series M
81'A
*93 Va
123
1984—June-Dec
101'A 101'A
102'A
104%
„
106% 106%
106%
96%
2
61'A
102%
116%
Mar-Sepf
Telephone 2%s
mortgage
*99%
62%
6
122% 123
1974
1979
3s
Electric
&
*98'A 100
June-Dec
27.
Bell
97%
98%
106
17
104'A 104%
mortgage 2%s 1975———.
mortgage 3s 1978
13
112
92'A
105
13
Co—
Power
first
102 %
*108
Mar-Sepf
1975
103'A
108
94%
1
98%
105% 106
123
106%
92%
111
/ 97%
98'/4
98'A
105'A
Quar-Jan
Quar-Jan
100%
84%
81
98%
106
10tt7/a
i
1980
&
—
112
103
101'A 101%
'106
First
12
82
105%
78
78%
*59
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
101
31
95
101%
101% 102
102
97%
——
111% 112
7
*93
Jan-July
Jan-July
1997
3s Jan
trust
Gas
Peoria
1986
1970—.
footnotes
68
68
mortgage 3%s 1982
First
Jersey Bell Telephone 3'As
For
62
10
65%
65%
April-Ocf
&
96%
*66'A
Afay-Nov
3'/as debentures 1976
June-Dec
Natl Disti'lers Products 3'As
debs 1974-—lApril-Oct
National Steel CorD 1st 3'/8s 1982
Afay-Nov
National Supply 2%s
debentures 1967
June-Deo
Naugatuck RR first gold 4s 1954
Maw-Nov
New England Tel & Tel Co—
First guaranteed 4'As series
B 1961—
May-Nov
3s debentures
1982
April-Oof
3s debentures 1974
New
gtd 4s 1993
99
P
'
& St Louis
series
99'A
~5
__
111'A 112
111'A
April-Oct
Products
3%
94%
99
First
99
N
National
1%
104 Y.
—
85%
112
83%
1958_
Construction mortgage 5s series A
1955—May-No#
Construction mtge 4'As series B 1955
May-No#
3'/gS
5%
76
Ry—
3'/as
A
refunding 5s series F 1977—Afar-Sept
AFirst and refunding 5s series G
1978—MayrNoo
§AConvertible gold 5'As series A
1949—Afay-Nov
AFirst
and
refund
gold 5s H
1980
April-Oct
AFirst and refunding 5s series I
1981—_Feb-Aue
Mohawk & Malone first gl.d 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
Monongahela Ry 3'/4S series B 1966
Feb-Aug
&
77
3%
99%
92%
95%
Morrell
6%
3%
94%
102% 102%
81%
6%
5%
103%
8
54
*96'A
111'A
Morris
105%
85%
Feb-Aug
AFirst
'
10
;
101
53%
Co—
refunding 5s series
4s
.
*95%
Afar-Sept
A General
102%
'100% 102%
102%
*99% 100%
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1978
ser
99%
100,'tf
mortgage 3s 1979
Pacific
*102%
96 »A
69%
5%
~5
•
54
85%
95%
1st
1962_
5s
RR
May
82%
3%
June-Dec
104 %
.
May
1991—
1962
4'As series D
and
1971
Jan
79%
85'A
*—
10
99
105
RR—
A
B
adjustment
tMissouri
AFirst
5s
4s
first
Jan
A
89
76%
63%
1997
4s
States
First
A
ser
86
84%
*84%
101
Marie—
inc series
morlgage 4s inc
86
95
78%
100 A
4'As series A 2019
series D 1982
2%s
Pacific
First
April-Oct
94
78'A
100%
Edison first
First
■
92%
99
101
97
*89
June-Dee
Afay-Nov
Afar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Oci
84%
•
103% 103%
1979—Jan-July
Miciug.ui Cons Gas first mtge 3'As 1969—Afar-Sept
First mortgage 27As 1969
Afar-Sept
First mortgage 3;,As 1969
Afar-Sept
37As sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minnesota
60
—
103% 103%
C
92
96
*89%
78%
27/8s 1980
mortgage 3'As
1983-
lien
First
95%
80%
*95
April-Oct
95%
84%
56%
mortgage 3s 1974
mortgage 2%s 1975—
First mortgage 2%s 1980
'
—
,
10
*96
99
90%
18
99%
66%
First
Feb-Aug
:gan
Michi
82
*104 'A
Mead
12
91'A
102
95%
82
Afay-Nov
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1972
1978
95%
157
ser
mortgage
Northwestern
103%
—
*98
McKesson &
MIc
9 4'A
291
1994
4s
registered
First
Lines)
2%s
Stores
f
61%
100
95
k103'A
First
M
s
2
60%
Oklahoma
1957—May-No#
58%
,
94
101 »/2
95%
103% 103%
Feb-Aug
102 %
105
88
~6
98
Feb-Aug
i
13
100
90%
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3'As 1982
June-Deo
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
105
94'A
101% 101%
1984—
2%s debentures 1972—^May-Nov
59%
63%
59
97%
First
100
7
1982
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb
12
54%
First
101%
96%
9
90'A
101%
*105%
Afar-Sept
60
64
62%
61%
Gas
&
mtge
(Minnesota)
103%
v103%
99
90
Aprii-Oct
57%
*98
.
F 2003
ser
61%
93%
Northern
96
98
20
♦104'A
3 'As
Dept
59
100
74
58%
96%
Collateral
103
96
103%
>
„
101% 101%
99
119
103
—
3'/bs
3'As
59%
79'/4
71
67%
-
92%
115
1
103
mtge
Manila
62
74%
62%
60%
3s registered 2047——
Refunding & improve 4'As ser A 2047—Jan-July
Refunding & improve 5s series C 2047—Jan-July
Refunding & improve 5s series D 2047—Jan-July
77
91
"
10
119
103
74
11
77
77
*91
;
May
*59%
76
77
96%
General
657/a
mtge
& Co.
62
Jan-July
4s
59'A
*93%
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
Louis Div second gold 3s 1980
Knox & Cincinnati Div 4s 1955
Macy (R H)
15
74%
*73
67%
——
mortgage
Telephone
86
5
*103%
St
1st
75%
68%
58%
Prior
76%
80%
:
64'A
_June-Dee
mlge 2%s ser G
Louisville Gas & Elec
82%
52
Northern
69
RR—
mtge 3%s
Atl
74%
75'A
Jan-July j
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 3'As 1983™
April-Oct
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
General & refunding 4'As series A 1974_Mar-Sepf
Northern Natural Gas debs 4'As 1973
May-No#
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
May -Nov
86%
63%
April-Oct
67'A
198
54
General
92
64 %
1976_June-Dec
1978
refund
First &
'1st
:
67
76
May-No#
150
80%
61'A
&
General
63
83%
6
87%
119
72%
79%
General mortgage
55
86
1
86%
68 %
68
D
ser
1976
Nashville
&
35/as
debentures
3s
3%s debentures
Louisville
86%
84 va
59'/a
11
92
*83
April-Oct
1952-
A
series
Long Island Lighting Co
3s
91%
*68
4s
71%
79%
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
93
45
11
Afay-Nov
Ry first 5s 1965
Little Miami general.4s series 1962
(P)
82
5
51
May-Nov
interest 2003—
fixed
Lexington & Eastern
Lorillard
61
50%
68
71%
100%
Refunding mortgage 3'/8s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Ref mtge 3%s series G 1984
Jan-July
88'/a
87%
•
1
92%
61
Jan-July
contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries E 4'/2s contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
Mav
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
§ALombard
■'
•
85
92%
85
RR
4s
A
*__
61
30
88%
88
.Feb-Aug
1984
mortgage
Lehigh
88
62%
54
Y
ser
South
& Mich
94%
226
67%
first consol
Electric
1st
102%
3%
N
3%
32
67%
60%
Corp first 3'As 1963
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
L
fund
sink
98
A 2007—Jan-Julf
4s ser
Steam
N
162%
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
mtge
95
RR—
—
161%
101'A 102%
3
96
66%
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Afar-Sept
Putnam
&
N
l--
—
*161% 167
Afar-Sept
97%
92 'A
Chester—
Port
1955-
Power &
N
*99'A
Aprll-Oct
94%
2
— mm
*52%
102
99%
24
98
1954_—
May-Nov
1st
A 1973——
Jan-July
JAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-8ept
99'A
100 %
94%
inc 4'As series A 2022—May
mtge
conv
&
100%
66%
May-Nov
Hartford
&
refunding
AGeneral 4s
*106
96
mortgage 4s
mtge 4'As series
102%
99
99%
97%
96
First
106%
100%
105'A 106
*1027/a
96%
•1.
May-Nov
1973
River
AGeneral
1st
B
Haven
Harlem
103%
61
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
series A
4s
series
New
Y
"
17
97%
1998
West
AGeneral mtge
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1961
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
jAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
~4
99'A
r"
—_June-Dec
A 1975—April-Oct
1968
—June-Dec
1974
April-Ocf
1987
Jan-July
Terminal 4'As 1961—Jan-July
—————Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
4'As
f
84
99
mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser
1st
mortgage 3%i> series B
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s
Kentucky & Indiana
Stamped
1961
N
90
94%
*90
Jun-Dec
June-Dec
1990
4s
Kansas
95'/.
103%
River RR—
collateral
registered
85
97
103%
„
•100% 103 %
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998—Feb-Aug
3'As registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980—June-Deo
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
Aprll-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3'As 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
—.———Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
102%
1959—June-Dec
*103%
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
1998—.
A
3'As 1997
1997
gold 3%s 1998
mortgage
High
Feb-Aug
1954
Hudson
registered
Low
81%
96%
Co—
RR
series
4s
&
Shore
3'As
1976—Afar-Sept
1956
Refunding & lmpt 4'As series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
j
—
—
1956
C
Jan. 1
No.
April-Oct
—Feb -Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1977
1954
B
Central
General
4s
1st
Clear
&
series
3'As
,V. J
Franklin
5'As
York
111'A
Central Power & Light 2%s
Jersey
D
105YS
97%
—
105'A 105'A
•
Jamestown
series
New
'
%'v:. v'":
4'As
AFirst
109%
103'A
5s series
series
Range Sinss
geld
*85
Mexico Ry—
&
Texas
5s
AFirst
103
5s B 1972—May-Nov
mortgage 3%s 1978-—
1st mortgage 3s 1980—_
3%s
Terminal
Orleans
AFirst
92
92
„
109
103
Jan-July
1st
"
Orleans
tNew
Brads
'
High
Jan-July
May-No#
1983
A
5s
Nor
AFirst
*91%
Co—
Power
New
91
135%
Corp—
1977
Inter Rys Central
Amerlc^ 1st
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
•
89%
6
Rang#
Friday's
Mar-Sept
1974
3s
Light
&
Great
Consolidated
Jan -July
1952—April-Ocf
Jan-July
—Jan-July
July
A
1956
B
series
5s
International
3.65s
series
"4
Orleans
RR—
1952:
A
6s
104%
—
Jersey Power
New
105
91
91
•r
Bid A Asked
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New
103
127% 128
Feb-Aug
.
Northern
Great
5 A Adjustment
*104% 105
Jan-July
1970
A
1948
6s
■
Week's
Laat
Sal* Prioo
Low
High
102%
5
102'A 102%
May-No#
series
4s
Corp
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and Imp 2%s series C 1986—June-Dee
Inland. Steel Co 3'As debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Mar-Sept
^International
Low
No.
Period
New York Stock Exchange
New
1955
1955
4s
Jan. 1
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Slnee
Sold
Friday's
(Continued)—
Central RR
APRIL 9
ENDED
Friday
Brads
Bid* Asked
Low
Illinois
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
98
98
.2
94
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
June-Dec
100
100
10
97%
100
2
104'A
105
106%
108
3
104
104%
104% 104%
*106%
104%
■
—
104 % 104%
98
(1635)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FOR
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
Week's
Last
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
3.70s
deb
conv
1964—Feb-Aug
1983
1st
103 %
99
'
*103
108%
93%
102%
108% 108%
2%s debentures
27As
106
April-Oct
April-Oct
106
108%
general 4'As
Plantation
series
107
1
1
107
38
105%
85 Vb
3
96%
100%
101 y8 101 %
1
Texas
108%
87%
100 %
1st mtge
mortgage 3s
3'As
mortgage 27As 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public Service Electric & Gas
103
3s
debentures
First and
First
First
and
First
and
First and
834s
_Mar-Sept
1963
debentures
106%
95
'99%
May-No®
102% 102 %
1972
2
*125%
Pacific-Missouri
of
3%s
97
2%s debs 1961
*100
Reynolds
first ft ref 3%s series
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs
Rhine-Westphalia
Elec
§ ADirect
mtge
7s
gADirect
mtge
6s
§ A Consol
AConsol
Power
1950—
D
1973
Corp—
1.
1953
1982
3%s conv debs
Pacific
Bt Lawrence &
1955
1977
series
A
1971
5s
2%s
(subord)
debs
inc
Jan-July
May
3s
t5ASilesian-Amer Corn
noil
trust
Sinclair Oil Corp 3Vis conv
1983
Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Bocony-Vacuum
debentures
2%s
debentures
118
96%
79
83
100%
104%
86'A
150%
150'A
97%
*__
103'A
107
97'A
123%
16
92%
97%
«
.
100
52
56%
104%''
100%
115
93
—.
125
50
58
106
96
105% 106%
250
96%
106%
101
101
5
98 Vb
101 Vb
96
96
10
91%
96%
*107%
—
118
112
'•
—
101%
101% 102%
97
96%
*__
16
92%
71
97%
98%
99'A
~1
71
70
71%
64
103
106
104%
104% 105%
32
102%
105%
*97%
—
96%
96'A
84%
93
1981
'
t
91 %
91%
88%
*97 %
130
Jan-July
91%
4 :■
•
-
88 Vb
8
99
'
'
7.9%
6
Standard Oil
Btanaard
2%s
Oil
(Indiana)
(N
J)
debentures
conv
3%s
conv
debentures
101%
100'A
91%
~
97%
96%
99%
104
105 'A
8
105'A
106'A
93%
94'A
90
*92
96
96
96%
♦97%
99
97
98'A
106%
—
June-Dec
16
92%
98
103%
100%
71%
69%
94%
95%
87%
95%
102%
109%
94%
Jan-July
94
98'A
*97%
101
99'A
96
*101
100
*98'A 100
II
100%
105%
*104% 105
101%
105 Vb
*106'% 115
105
105
*100
103
97%
103
3
97%
97
15
103
103
2
102
103
86%
99
103'A
103
1981
1971
3%s
V
81
first
4s
guaranteed
77%
95'A
71
71
%
8
108% 108%
18
57%
.
Electric Power 2%s
60%
55'A
58
105%
102'A
103
4
104%
107
22
60 Vb
64%
61%
32
59%
63 »A
104'A
5
102'A
104'A
4
104'A
106%:
103
105
104
104'A
:
*96%
—
*
104%
104
104%
98
11
2
—
*110
120
102
102
*101%
-A
'
100% 100%
102
100% 102
120
123
96 %
102
101%
37
95'/a
4
*103
'
98
97%
98%
3
—
100%
100%
—
101%
102 %
.103
103
82%
97
9
95
95
~2
76
82%
80%
91
81%
95%
81%
81%
79
97'A
89
95
89
90%
95
Mar-Sept
1971——Jan-July
Light & Power 2%s 197fl_Jan-J*If
~7
102% 102"%
102%
98%
Public Service
3'As
100
100
95'A
103%
72
91
100
95%
95%
100%
Deferred
delivery sale not
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 5, 1954 and ending Friday, April 9, 1954.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Sale Price
Par
10
Adams Hat Stores Inc.
1
Supply Manufacturlng.
Aeroquip Corporation
1
Agnew Surpass Shoe 8tore*
3%
4%
2,900
28'A
27%
28'A
400
9,000
5
6
6
High
Va Mar
3% Mar
27
2%
2%
Mar
A Jan
Manufacturing
Air Associates
Inc
common
(N J)
1
11%
606
3
19%
Ajax
3
Feb
3
Mar
6 Vb
1,100
5% Mar
10%
6,300
7%
6% Mar
Petroleums
Alabama
9%
9%
9'A
9%
1,000
7%
Jan
Jan
~10%
10
Feb
Mar
Gas
Ltd
Corp
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama
Alaska
10%
Shares
Power 4.20%
Airlines
60
1
High
800
9%
Feb
11'A
11%
%
1,300
10'A
Jan
12'A
3,600
%
Jan
(I
Jan
18% * 19%
4,100
16%
Jan
19%
Apr
Jan
114% Mar
96%
Jan
102
11%
IS
Jan
Jan
.
102
.—100
preferred—
Inc
Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N V
Amer dep rets Amer 6hares_
Range since Jan 1
Low
high
9%"* 10 VB
%
Alrfleets Inc
Apr
2% Mar
for Week
107%
1
Apr
1.100
10%
3
4%
Sales
Range
Low
Par
I
Air-Way Electric Appliance
28%
Jan
2%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
•
Alnsworth
9
STOCKS
Low
A
2%
APRIL
Range since Jan 1
High
%
1
Aero
ENDED
Friday
Shares
3%
common.
WEEK
for Week
ni
Acme Aluminum Alloys.
FOR
Sales
Range
oi Prices
Low
ACF-Brill Motors warrant
Acme Wire Co
Week's
Last
Exchange
ik
94
94%
98
*97%
June-Deo
1976
104% 109%
104% 104%
60%
104%
Jan-July
2%s 1979
98
72
68
103%
II
105% 160
63
63%
63
82
'
__
103% 103%
*102'A
105%
1
57%
*87%
Feb-Aug
Map-No?
May-No®
2361
1980
78
81
*82%
80'A
1976—Mav-No?
1974
82
88'A
*98% 100
April
April
Feb-No?
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale Hot
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range,
r Cash sal*
not included in the year's range,
yEx-coupon.
•
SNcgotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
a
108% 109%
95%
109'A
Electric 3'As
Yonkers Electric
*66%
1971— Map-No?
Wisconsin
115
*102
AnHi
100%
108
111
102
*101
1955.. _Feb-Aug
A
106%
6
—
1982—_April-Oct
1974
97%
—
103%
105%
*100% 103'A
96%
97
96%
debentures
debentures series A
Wisconsin
130
49
23
107% 107%
*110%
May-Nov
2%s
debentures
3%s series B
conv
First mortgage
102% 103%
107%
April-Oct
*">13—
1967
97%
122
106% 106%
May-Noc
4%s
5s
88%
94%
——"
129% 130
102%
April-Oct
—
Northeastern RR—
Products
106'A
2
99%
100'A
13
Wtestinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ Alst mortgagee 6s ser A 1953———Jan-July
Wheeling ft Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992.
Mar-Sepl
Wheeling Steel 3%s scries O 1970
Mar-Sepl
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
3'As debentures 1965
May-No®
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
April-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
JAFh-st general 4s 1949
Jan-July
ACertlficates of deposit
fASuperior & Duluth 1st 4s 1936
May-No?
ACertlficates
of
deposit
102%
97%
8
99%
105'A
Coil
86%
104%
94'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocl
1st mtge 4%s series B 1976
May-No®
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981—Jan-July
Western Union Telegraph Co—
30-year 5s 1960
Mar-Sept
125
6
105
Standard
3%s
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
West Shore
105%
1985
10
*104'A
94%
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
98
57
Co
West Penn
Map-Nov
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
3%s debentures
1983
ASpokane Internatl first «?old
45
Co—
mortgage
General
>
—.
*138 Vb 145
1973_June-Dec
1977
91 Vb
95
105% 105%
105%
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-Julp
97
115
3%s
91
__Apr-Oct
.April-Oct
-Map-No?
.April-Oct
1959— .Mar-Sept
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
100
91%
■
106 %
Joint
8
104% 104%
Warren Petroleum Corp 3'As conv 1966—April-Oct
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aug
153%
100
98%
,
103% 103'A
97%
98
98
Devel and general 6s
series A 1956
Aprii-Oct
Devel and general
6%s series A 1956—April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
New Orleans &
.
First
RR
Walworth
150
*95
fan-Jul?
1956
113%
394
99%
105'A
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
*100'A 103%
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
A
104'%
113%
99%
105
Gen
103%
series
111
112%
w
95%
109
4s
96'A
103%
100
95%
95
general
3
27
100
—
68
and
99%
105'A 105%
mtge 4s income series A Jan
Wabash
113% 114%
Devel
100
99
104 Vb
Gen
■
105% 106%
4%s
105
13
109
-
114
Gold
98 V*
104%
*97%
118
•
Ma?/-Nov
Ban Fran Term 1st
mtge 2%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
First mortgage 2%s series E
1986
Jan-July
First
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
7«n-july
First mortgage 2'As series
G 1961
Jan-July
Bouthern Ry first consol
gold 5s 1994
-
101%
98'A
99
104% 105
101%
4%s
1969
99%
*102'A
107
105%
4%fi
107
96%
94'A
.Jan-July
._Feb-Aug
1
*112
April-Ocl
conv
Pictures
94 %
'
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
103%
—
*98'A
Consol sinking fund series B 1957
.May-No?
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s scr E 1975— Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978— .Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979— .June-Deo
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
.Mar-Sepl
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981— .June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
.April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003— _Jan-JuIp
First consolidated 5s 1958
.April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
_Map-No?
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973— .April-Oct
101
Mar-Sept
First 4%s
96'A
-Jan-July
—.
1967
Vandalla RR consol gtd 4s series
Telegraph Co—
Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co
4%s
Bouthern Pacific Co—
Gold
debentures
■'
*99%
Jan-July
Jon-July
1987
18'A
95
—
.Mar-Sept
1977
5
.
*100
June-Deo
1985—
2%s debentures
Bouthern Indiana
*97%
99%
f debs 1972
s
Universal
'
2%s 1976
South ft North Ala RR
gtd 5s 1963
Southern Bell Telephone
ft
3s debentures 1979
92'A
118
Mar-Sept
1941__Feb-Ano
Oil
65'A
15%
*106% 107
1966— .April-Oct
2%s
mtge &
2%s
130
71
108% 108%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Bkelly
54%
131
80%
—
20
June-Dec
7s
97%
78
113
~
*101
/—
._Feb-Aug
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
130
95
—.
78
21
June-Dec
Service Pipe Line
—
104% 104%
Map-No?
(Jos E> ft Sons 2%s 1966
debentures 1974
3.20s s I debs 1982
Bhell Union Oil 2%s
debentures 1971
§ A Siemens & Halske
6%s 1951
120
119%
d88
d88
Mar-Sept
Seagram
*97%
_Map-N0?
1972
2%s 1970
coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
101 Vb
98%
*96%
certificates Nov
1989-Jan-July
Bt Paul & Duluth first
cons gold 4s
1968—June-Dec
6t Paul Union
Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Oct
Bcioto V & New
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noc
Bcott Paper 3s conv debs
1977
Mar-Sept
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st mtge 3s series B
1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
97%
'101%
May-No®
bond
2
1970— .June-Deo
1976
United Biscuit Co of America
87
12U
*82
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond
certificates 1989
Second 4s
33
120
*74
ASecond
96%
Union
100%
81 %
120'A 120'A
Mar-Sepl
Jan-July
1996
—
9
*116
April-Ocl
Adirond'k 1st gold
Second gold 6s 1996
Bt Louis-San Francisco
Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A
1997
Bt
*116
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1969
105%
*116
_ApriZ-Oet
3%s series J
3s
_May-No®
.May-Nov
167/a
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991- .Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
.April-Oct
105%
97%
87
101%
RR—
debentures
2%s
1st
100'A 101%
__Feb-Aujf
—
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4%i series D
Baguenay Power
86
April-Oct
1952—,
mtge 6s
mtge 6s
General mortgage
1995__Mai/-No?
65%
16%
96%
._Map-No?
Oil of California
4%s
Reading Co
64%
16%
_june-Dee
Union
105
100%
100%
125%
95
6
_Map-No?
3%s
Jan-July
65
2%s 1975 _ApriZ-Oct
United Gas Corp
Quaker Oats 2s/88 debentures 1964
18
97%
Mar-Sept
1968
3%s
mtge
Union
100%
102%
10
99%
101
92
122
97%
Jan-July
1st
102%
104% 104%
debentures
3s
215
100
104 %
94
3
—
u
135%
200
*99% 101
99%
104 %
—
105% 105%
June-Deo
1974
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
131
*104
119%
94%
Pacific—
Orleans
New
First mortgage and coll trust
105%
101%
$
111
101'A
100'A 100'A
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971— ._Map-No?
103
103
215
215
1983—April-Oct
RR
C
first
income 5s Jail 1960
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Deo
100%
100'A
*134
June-Dec
"1st and refunding
mortgage 3'As
10
104% 104%
1
6
103'A 103 7/a
AAdjustment
99 Vb
100 %
-
100 V*
96
98
99%
Co—
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Hoy
refunding mortgage 27/as 1979_June-Deo
and
106%
97%
97
94 VB
*99'A 100%
*100%
Pacific
104 %
99%
High
100 %
--
119'A 119'A
Jan-J«ly
April-Ocl
Map-No?
1970—April-Oot
1990—April-Oct
Texas
May-Nov
'
impt M 4s series O 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
Tri-Contineiital Corp
*„
LOW
II
*100% 101%
gold 5s 2000
June-Deo
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985— Jan-July
—
*95
Jan. 1
No.
105%
*96%
May-No*
First and refund M 3%s series
i
101%
101%
107
*105"%
Mar-Sepl
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1977
1972
JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
*106
*—
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
Range Sine*
Sold
Orleans RR—
& New
Texas &
June-Dec
1983
Mar-Sept
1966
First and refund M 3%s series B
88
99%
*102% 102 3A
June-Deo
First
and
Refund and
105% 107%
86
Feb-Aug
1977
1973
debentures
Bonds
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—4
Term
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power
First
D
debentures
Refund
100
86'A
1964—May-No*
Rang#
Friday's
103
102%
Pittsburgh Youngstown
First
debs
Bwift & Co
27As
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis
1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
ft Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
:
First general 5s series C 1974
37As
Corp
109
108%
—
111
Chemical
Bunray Oil
97
102%
108'A
—
*1023A
June-Deo
1975
mtge 3'As
100
Btauffer
102%
—
•r
Bid ft Asked
Low
113%
*108
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J
Cine Chicago ft St Louis RR—
3%s series E
98%
107%
"
1963—Feb-Aug
1964-May-No?
General mortgage
4
*97
8ale Price
High
354
*103
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
1960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
Plttsb Coke & Chem
Low
No.
Week'*
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
112'A 1133A
113'A
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3 Vis s 1 debs 1972
June-Deo
Plttsbgh Bessemer ft Lake Erie 2%s
1996—June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic ft St. Louis Ry—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B
1975
Jan. 1
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Sine*
gold
101'A 101%
June-Deo
Pittsburgh
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid ft Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%e debentures
WEEK ENDED APRIL 9
Rang*
4%
28%
,4%
27%
102
50
5
3,900
28'A
3,300
3%
Jan
24% Feb
Apr
5%
Jan
28%
Apr
27
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 12, 1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
APRIL 9
WEEK ENDED
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
•
Par
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Artists
Corp
1
lnternat'1 Investing cap clock.—I
Products (Mich) common
S
Allied
Altes
Brewing
Aluminum
$3.75
—1
Co
Co
of
preferred
Manufacturing
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Industries
Air Filter 5%
{American
Bantam
American
•
pfd
conv
Rubber
5,300
111
Jan
2%
Feb
2%
il,200
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
3ft
1.100
"4%
"4 'ft
51
30 7ft
51%
4 % Mar
6
Jan
2%
Feb
Feb
Jan
31%
273A
650
3
American
Meter
American
Natural
American
Potash
American
3% Mar
3%
1,300
99'ft
300
92% Jan
99%
Apr
223ft
22%
200
22 % Mar
23%
Jan
10'ft
11
3%
2,900
1%
1,600
-~87ft
5%
Mines
400
20% Mar
23%
Apr
25 %
Feb
53/4
Feb
20'ft
400
20%
Apr
5%
5%
4 Vb
Jan
27%
16,000
1,000
33,
Jan
37
39
40 7/4
300
35
Feb
40 %
52'ft
54'ft
2,000
48
jan
553/4
11
Jan
13% Mar
523/4
123/4
12'ft
13
500
15
13
13'ft
700
1
Ltd
12
11%
12%
20o
Products
2
3%
3ft
3
ft
8%
32 3/4
10% Jan
211 Feb
6,000
7%
600
8%
313/4
8%
Jan
12
15,800
32
Jan
23
675
4%
2.40
5%
4%
5'ft
12,000
3%
Jan
Argus
1
15 'ft
14%
15%
1,300
12%
Jan
8
19'ft
187/b
19%
14,300
15%
Jan
8
9%
9'ft
9%
17,300
8%
113'ft
140
21%
Cameras Inc
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Co
Arkansas Power 8c Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%%
Aro
preferred
Corp
Equipment
Electric
American
Associated
Jan
Feb
32%
Apr
Cl
A
&
$43
America
div paid
Coast
Line
Corp
.
Co
1
Automatic
Corp
Steel
1
Products
A
Baldwin
6ft Mar
l3/8
5%
Feb
2 Vb
3
15%
Feb
95
983A Mar
Jan
13/s
Jan
15%
Banco
de
los
American
Banff
Oil
10%
80fl
1
2V2
Steel
Corp
Basic Refractories Inc
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties common
(AS)
BOo
Beckman
Aircraft
1V2
Benrus
Watch
Benson
8c
Co
Black Starr & Gorham class
Blauner's common
A
Borne
Scrymser
Bourjols Inc
12
Apr
Feb
14% Mar
16
Mar
400
5%
Jan
Feb
6%
10
6
Jan
7% Mar
2ft
10,300
1|| Jan
2\\ Mar
Jan
5%
100
5%
8,000
03/4
5% Jan
1,300
9%
Jan
1%
5,300
l3/a
Feb
6%
2% Jan
5%
Jan
10 %
Jan
Feb
Jan
43/s
Fob
5,400
5,600
1,100
40% Jan
2,700
Jan
Apr
39
Jan
11
Feb
9%
450
5%
43%
45
Apr
Feb
10'ft
10%
300
10%
Apr
113/s Mar
11%
11%
900
10
Jan
12
4
Jan
,
9% Feb
8%
8%
300
27%
29%
4,000
91
91%
160
3%
400
2%
Jan
88% Jan
Apr
95% Mar
4%
Jan
Feb,
400
2% Mar
3%
Feb
600
2
Mar
2%
Jan
Brazilian Traction Light 8c Pwr ord—•
8'ft
8%
8%
8,600
Breeze
5%
5%
5%
1,500
common
Brlllo
—J•
Light
Co
Manufacturing Co
American
British
x6%
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
63/8 Mar
Mar
4%
24% Mar
dep
dep
Amer
rets
ord
American
British
100
3%
Jan
700
18'ft
Jan
common
1
12
11 %
12'/a
preference
•
99
99
Brown
11%
Rubber
Co
(EL) Co
Bruck
Mills
Buckeye
Ltd
class
Hill
Burma
&
Mines
8 3ft
Jan
50
893/4
Jan
52%
16%
400
6%
2,700
11%
75
600
12
Feb
16
Feb
63ft
Jan
Jan
11
101
Feb
52%
Apr
18% Jan
7
Mar
12% Mar
143/4
Apr
22%
Feb
14%
13%
14%
1,300
11%
2I %
21%
2,700
20'ft
100
6'ft
Jan
8
8'A
Jan
8'/a Mar
9%
1%
~9%
300
8
Jan
9% Mar
2.50
14%
14
14%
3,200
11
Mar
147/8 Mar
8
8
50c
common
10
preferred
Sullivan
Ltd—
x507ft
Apr
127/s Feb
Feb
•
——*
convertible
Bunker
4,600
6%
Jan
Mar
%
%
iff
20,600
3%
3%
3%
4,800
Cent
common
'ft
2%
Jan
Jan
ft
Jan
4% Mar
Calgary 8c Edmonton Corp Ltd
Canada
6
V2 %
Ltd
•
13
12%
13%
•
Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil 8c Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Co
100
10%
10%
10%
7,300
——1
California
Canada Bread
3%
1
5%
411
5%
12,700
5,200
Cement Co Ltd common
preference
Canada
Southern Oils Ltd vtc_
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian
Homestead Oils Ltd
Industries Ltd—
preferred
Marconi
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
Carman
8c
Carnation
Feb
10% Mar
4% Feb
514 Mar
10
92
•
1
2
9%
10%
48,100
6ft
5%
6%
24,100
10c
3
Mar
101'A
Feb
30%
8%
Jan
11
~HI
1%
111
1,600
4%
Jan
29%
•
Apr
&
Jan
"1%
Apr
5,100
~43/4
3,200
173/4
Jan
43/8
3,400
33/4
Feb
11%
3
500
7
15%
16
1
12%
12%
12%
1.25
1
Feb
Jan
Apr
9%
Jan
Co
%
23%
24'ft
•
31'ft
12
9'A
1
8 7/8
*
7 'A Mar
U Jan
53%. Feb
207/4
2,400
(ord reg)__£l
100
II
200
10'A
8'ft
1,200
73/8
18'ft
1,500
17%
33/4
-5
1
67/4
11%
11'ft
16%
73«%
%
14'/2
600
16%
2
1,000
1%
500
18%
142
"5%
217/4
8 'ft
22
Feb
Jan
Mar
3% Mar
88% Mar
3/4 Jan
6% Jan
22
~8»ft
Jan
9%
8
19
12% Apr
l7ft
21%
Jan
Jan
Jan
ft Mar
9% Feb
20%
*
12
11%
51/2 Mar
2
5
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
32
400
22
common
Jan
53/4
2,400
6>ft
12
15%
Jan
3% Mar
400
1,600
%
57ft
5
8%
7,800
87
%
%
Jan
Jan
24% Mar
ft Jan
1,400
33ft
85'ft
87
1
Jan
30 »A Mar
300
9'A
Apr
13% Mar
5% Mar
2,900
8
Jan
1
28%
7%
ft
9
Feb
6'% Mar
18%
—"
(Md)
Jan
11%
5c
A
u—
I
ft
11
i
_i
/
16% Mar
133/a Jan
10'/a
200
31 '/a
24%
Jan
22% Feb
2,500
7
6%
6%
17,000
18
160
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
2»A
Feb
24
Jan
160
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
Feb
8% Mar
22
Apr
6
Feb
2.50
5
Jan
5
common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
12
Feb
Dallch
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills-.
Davidson
Brothers
6
Jan
7 Va'. Apr
Jan
16%! Feb
1
Mines Inc..——————
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay
Stores
Dennison
8e!o
class
13A
134
281%
10
43A
43A
43A
200
18 3/8
17%
18 3/s
1,200
13% Mar
Oils
14
13A
.
Dome
Co
Feb
7%
Apr
Apr
14
Jan
2
l7/8
Jan
2%
22 »A
Jan
26%
100
113A
Jan
14 % Mar
111
13A
17/8
10,100
2%
247/8
300
10 Vb
Jan
1134
Jan
9,600
21 >A
Jan
273'4
Apr
5»/2
5ft
5 is
2,900
47/4
Jan
6 7/8
x67A
x67/8
400
5%
Jan
167/8
167/8
200
16'A
Apr
11%
10%
117/8
500
10'A
Feb
07/8
8'/2
87/8
1,700
6%
6%
6 7A
1,200
*
•
Coal
Co
ord
Ltd
stock
•
common
Douglas Oil Company
Brewery
Ltd
Draper
Corp
1
Driver
Jan
9%
Feb
7% Mar
Feb
7% Mar
26
24
26
300
197/2
Jan
26
57
57
57
400
43
Jan
57
Apr
167/e
Apr
15 Vb Mar
Apr
167/4
1
~9%
Co
10
367/2
•
16%
2,400
9'A
93/4
6,100
8%
Jan
36
36%
300
333A
Jan
367/2
43
•
Rubber
American
—10c
common
Co
dep
431/4
300
40%
Jan
43%
Apr
10,600
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
974 Mar
ord
(The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B
Test Corp
9%
9%
3%
3%
10
Ltd—
rets
Apr
1
common
common
Sulphur 8c Potash Co
23A
10s
reg
Duraloy
Duro
Feb
7%
6%
(Allen B) Laboratories—
A
Dunlop
Mar
6
-
Co
Power
7
•
Inc
common—.
Harris
Duke
6% Mar
17% Mar
11% Mar
10
.
Cement Co
Feb
11
273A
167/8
&
2 % Mar
2%
257/2
2.50
Ltd
Textile
Dragon
Feb
Apr I
Jan
11
273/8
1
Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dow
Hi Jan
2'A
Corp common
1
Co Ltd—.————*
Bridge
Jan
Apr
Feb
200
Dominion
3%
100
Feb
3
Feb
37/8
Jan
3%
Jan
77/8 Mar
•
6
1
25 '/a
•
6
100
26
1,000
5
25%
9% Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Apr
29
Jan
Mar
107/2
Jan
Jan
66 %
E
Eastern
47/2%
3 'ft Mar
90 3/4
Jan
l»/2
800
Dominion
Eastern
2'ft Mar
Feb
127/4
600
141/g
Steel
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
183i Mar
137%
14'A
Dominion
Mar
6ft Mar
29%
14
Mar
14%
L4>
1
:
common
Finance
5%
25c
Ltd
Exploration
Dominion
Apr
Jan
6 % Mar
2
29%: Jan
1
dep rets ord reg
(The) Corp
Domestic
43A
16 «A
Ltd—
Co
Dobeckmun
1%
2
—10
American
Diversey
Xl3 'A
241/4
—1
Products
Raynolds class B
Distillers
.
Jan
133%
r
1
J
x27'/a
900
100
&
Jan
lft Jan
100
28%
5
common
6
400
50c
A
Manufacturing
Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware
Mfg Co
Steel
6'A
6%
35
debenture
14%
75
-
10c
common
Mfg
3,700
16
157/8
1
Day
7'A
67/8'
2.50
Inc
prior
preferred
Malleable
States Corp
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
250
1
•
9
607/2
24
Feb
Jan
of
beneficial
Share
Manufacturing Co
150
147
Jan
158%
Apr
144
149i%
625
134
Jan
1497/2
Apr
22
Jan
27
Feb
23
1467/2
2,200
Mar
25
Feb
227%
22%
22%
•
137/a
12%
13'%
900
5
20 3/»
20
20%
23,800
137/a
137/a
400
13 V*
30
1017ft
Feb
5,800
67/4
Jan
500
17%
Jan
103
100
1
5
Apr
10
158'ft
93/4
30
&
Feb
10
8
400
lnt—1
Feb
25%
154
97/8
——*
preferred
Emsco
13,600
Associates—
shares
Bond
97A
65
25
$7
Sugar
64
100
Iron
Eastern
Eastern
9
Gas 8c Fuel Assn common—10
1
2%
73/8
77/8
%
7'A
7
1
Co—1
common
80'ft
11
22»/2
12 Vb Mar
100
1
12
Corp
Machine
Electric
200
Jan
Mar
Jan
8% Mar
13»/2
5,600
3,900
800
1
Easy Washing Machine class B
550
11%
Apr
Feb
9%
20
800
87/8
153A
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
Jan
43/s
I
8%
50c
common
Inc
Feb
21% Mar
107/4 Mar
1,100
1,500
Feb
12% Mar
900
903A
11%
103/8
227/2
Jan
223/4
500
7%
3
11%
10%
14
650
12%
7%
Jan
Jan
21%
24'ft
23%
123/4
7%
11%
4
Jan
23%
123/4
3% Mar
21
21%
Feb
73/4 Feb
100
10
Feb
Jan
5
4 7/8
Feb
23%
-
Feb
x21'%
6'ft
1
Jan
1
Jan
5
88
Apr
21,100
2 7A
13%
Corp
&
Sugar
Curtis.. Lighting
Curtis
$2
5
33%
26 %
42 'ft
Engineering—1
receipts
Feb
,100
47/8
Apr
Jan
—
Tobacco
Common
5
Jan
9%
47/2 Mar
common..—
Atlantic
Cuban
253/4 Mar
29%
10%
12'A
Mar
—.
Var
Petroleum
Cuban
Duval
Feb
—2.50
common
13%
3
20
Apr
Jan
—19.50
common--
Co
Co
9%
•
1
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
4% Mar
Jan
Canadian
7%
3%
Jan
23%
Canadian Dredge 8c Dock Co Ltd--.—•
Canadian
3% Mar
8
1
5'%
Jan
87/4 Jan
—
DuMont
3%
3%
50o
Jan
12
1,000
3,400
1
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
*
Crown Drug Co common
25c
Crystal Oil Refining common
.—•
$6 preferred
10
Class
Cable Electric Products
Calamba Sugar Estate
33%
,
31
Drilling & Exploration Co
•
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Biscuit Corp
12%o
Burry
31%
33%
Mar
4
21%
21%
2.50
B
preferred
60c
/
9
common
Pipe
7%
"i
1
common
Line
Budget Finance Plan
Crown
Devon-Leduc
m
21%
16%
4
100
93A
10
Company
Milner 8c Co
Devoe &
312
52%
5,800
4%
11%
10
Mines.
dep
Detroit
5'ft Mar
16%
4%
9%
600
Inc
Petroleum
Feb
5'ft Mar
100
10s
Feb
7.500
(The)
Jan
200
5%
$3 2nd preference
•
Brown Forman Distillers
1
4%
cumulative Junior preferred—10
Bruce
American
6%
5%
5%
21%
convertible
Courtaulds
Creole
5%
5%
reg
57/2
•
Apr
63A Mar
123/4
Detroit
5%
common
9'/2
13%
10
Oil
class
Ltd—
Detroit Gasket
21%
ord
Power
Feb
Apr
9
37
Co—
.
Apr
8,700
•
rets
Company
Brown
$5
dep
Columbia
Jan
11%
1
Reynolds
23% Mar
24%
—10s
41
M~a~r~
117%
1
Lines
«...
&
24 %
23%
—10s
bearer
Feb
12%
Co
preferred
$1
Jan
23%
rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Inc
Corroon
Jan
•
Co
24
36
Inc
Gold
21
American Tobacco—
Amer
Oil
Apr
123/4
1956
21%
common——•
British
••
24
•
22
9% Feb
293/4
3%
Corp
900
Jan
10
8% Mar
24%
Feb
4% Mar
2
Bridgeport Gas
Hotel
Cornucopia
Crowley
13%
20o
47/e
9%
Distillery Ltd—
voting
non-voting—
A
B
Croft
3%
Inc
Corby (H)
13/4 Mar
2
Works
Feb
23'A
367/8
Inc
Stone
Paint & Varnish
Coro
5% Mar
—1
Gear
Fund
&
Foundry
Class
3Vs
Foote
193A
407%
•
Co
Commercial
Class
2
Brad
Jan
———1
Continental Car-Na
Feb
3
3%
18%
23
Farm
Continental
16% Apr
17% Mar
—•
400
Aviation
Jan
—-• '
Co
187/2
Continental
2%
Jan
50
18%
Air
Jan
"9%
Jan
3,800
Continental
Feb
~9 %
%
ft
1,600
Feb
29%
Feb
3/s Mar
l}j{ Jan
Jan
%
7,600
15
——3
267%
12
x5% Feb
Blumenthal (S) & Co common
•
(H C) Co common
•
5'/a % prior cumulative preferred-100
Jan
28 3/a
700
Bohack
253/a
103/4
200
Blckford's
Inc
common
—1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry 8c Mach Co com.*
50
—.—-5
Consolidated Engineering
Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities
13
11
26
83/4
12>/4
42%
Apr
26
83/4
Feb
10%
71 »A
8%
Jan
42
Jan
2%
3%
II
677%
~2%
10%
42
800
3
6,900
——-1
common
Jan
71>A
26%
2%
5%
113%
68%
1
10%
17%
Jan
71%
11
8C0
43%
9%
28
2%
5
lft
1,900
10
1,200
16%
3,900
11%
———•
5,400
43%
"1%
1
Inc
to
Apr
6% Feb
4% Feb
11
vtc__——10c
ext
Feb
9% Mar
Jan
'I ft
—50
Hosiery Co.
Manufacturing
Vtc
36 Vb
Feb
Jan
lft
6%
Commodore
Jan
11%
Equipment Co—*
Development ordinary
Colts
9>A
5
200
63/a
Cockshutt
Jan
Jan
6"%
9,500
5V2
Liquidating
5%
5%
9%
67/2
Oils
8%
4%
8%
5%
*
Products
Jan
36%
9%
1
Caribbean
Jan
Feb
92
Jan
7%
87/a
200
Aluminum
Coastal
2,400
——4 '
Inc
Hedges
Club
Jan
7%
61/2 Mar
87
Royalty
16%
17%
100
Mining 8c Smelt'g Ltd—*
5%
1
400
8%
Consolidated
16'ft
1
common
7%
8%
Consolidated
1
Telephone of Canada common—28
7%
& Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield
Coal Corp
common
20
11 Va
10
79% Mar
Consolidated
3
1%
Jan
Jan
xl2
9%
10
72 »/2
Jan
Apr
2%
2%
30
2 Vb
6%
1
Shoe
Corp
Instruments Inc
Bellanca
Bell
——1
"5%
787/2
9%
5'A
•
Barium
Feb
78%
Jan
Andes-
shares
Ltd
24
Jan
6%
"2%
Jan
2
113/4
Xl2
common-
Jan
23 3A
1,300
4,900
Neon
5i3o
5
5
29»/2
100
Manufacturing Co
Clarostat
Cook
Barcelona Tr Light 8c Power Ltd
Beck
preferred
Continental
11
Jan
233/4
8%
500
2%
12
26%
233A
•
9»A
Colonial Sand
Jan
300
Apr
Clayton
Jan
5,700
5%
137/a
Claussner
1
43,500
Jan
9%
(The)
8%
37/b
13%
Colonial
6%
1,100
13%
Jan
8%
5'/a
1
17%
6%
5
Co
4,300
8%
2%
11%
Corp
com
Airlines
Jan
Apr
5
10
4
1
Co
L
D
Colonial
1%
1
-
Securities
(The)
Controller
Colon
85%
2>/e
Company
Rubber
Baldwin
convertible
Clark
Feb
175
Jan
5%
Mining
Circle Wire & Cable Corp—"
5
City Auto Stamping
5
City Specialty Stores Inc commons—I
Feb
1,200
3%
Jan
1
Consolidated
51
1%
Feb
3%
-10
—:—
common
23
98%
3%
36,900
1
common
Jan
'ft
1
7,900
57/8
2.50
Chesebrough Manufacturing
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Claude
«
Class
Corp
20
95 V2
IVb
33/8
53/8
.1 \
common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
45% Jan
14% Mar
Jan
Feb
3%
5%
100
America
of
Cherry-Burrell
Feb
9%
Bailey & Selburn Oil 8c Gas-
Baker-Raurlang
Co
1,200
80%
3%
Co—
Products—
Co
Aircraft
6
1
Light 4% pfd——100
10
2
preference—.———10
Convertible
Chamberlin
Jan
*
—
Steel
4 3/s
5,800
Central Power 8c
Jan
Feb
20% Mar
Jan
163/4 Mar
Jan
4%
*
i—•
Power
117
390
91
90
91
•
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Voting Machine.
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Automatic
Central Ohio
Jan
? 17
Feb
4%
3'% Mar
15>A
Century Electric Co common.
Century Investors
Inc
4'/b
14%
6%
53/8 Mar
100
1
preferred
Jan
109'%
Jan
4%
$1.50 series
$1.40 series
preference
preference
3.50%
Chief
Mar
1%
4%
Corp—1
Secur
Central Maine
Charis
115
Apr
1
Community Public Service—..
Compo Shoe Machinery—
1
Inc
Illinois
Cessna
High
Jan
»/2
53,500
"IIIII—10
Co
of America—
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
L—«—
Conv
%
_•
common—
8c
M)
Corp
5%
5%
80
warrants
(A
113
on
*53)—'•
Fisheries
Coast
22
Products
Castle
Conv
%
1
Carter (J W) Co common—
Casco
Central
L(Jtr
110
70
2s 6d
rets B ord-
aep
Jan
Jan
200
•
American
Catalin
Range since Jan 1
High
113
-1
Co
Biscuit
Low
112
LJght $5 jjfd
Ltd—
Carreras
Jan
Mar
~6%
Dec
on
Atlantic
Plywood
15%
15
&
SCarr-Consolidated
4%%
Tel—
Atlantic
Atlas
15%
Jan!
105
£1
of
arrear
July 1 '53 & $41
Atlas
330
80
2.80
dep rets reg
Tel
(ex
21 'ft
vy
Par
Power
Carolina
Clark
Industries—
Laundries
Associated
113
21%
1,700
10
107 v* io8
•
•
convertible
Associate
9%
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
10
Feb
3}3
4% Mar
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4'ft% pfd—100
Apr
Feb
14% Feb
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
shares
Mar
13%
Jan
'
—£1
reg
27% Feb
Jan
4
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
dep rets
25% Mar'
B
Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Development class A
10% Mar
1,300
1
preferred
Feb
Mar
51
26%
27
American
Jan
~87ft
233/4
—
2
Jan
1%
Jan
"8%
22'ft
conr_•
common
Jan
7"%
1%
Jan
Jan
20'ft
5 3ft
pfd—21
cl A
10
Seal-Kap
Thread
12
1
45%
20
21
—1
.
Co 6%
:5% Jan
26% Mar
Jan
Jan
23
•
Gas
11%
4%
1,600
"IS
com
Co
& Chem
American
9"% Mar
850
l-
5
5
1%
Co
American
II
"3/4
Republics
"A"
Apr
99%
33ft
'ft
2i
Manufacturing Co
American
7"% Mar
7% Feb
2% Mar
4
1%
Laundry Machine
Post
23ft
1
Co
Maracaibo
Anchor
2%
100
American
Lead
Jan
A—1
Co class
common
American
Anacon
1%
11
Co
Hard
American
1,600
250
Inc
Car
Beverage
American Book
23/4
100
•
common
Ambrook
American
American
2%
America—
cumulative
Aluminum
1
2%
2%
Sale rrice
High
Low
_1
-
Pictures
Range since Jan
High
2% Mar
2%
Alles 8c Plsher common
Allied
LOW
2ft
10«
All American
Allied
r
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
7'ft"
6%
19'A
103
77/2
20
12%
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
20%
14%
105
7 %
Feb
Jan
Mar
Apr
23% Mar
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
W^k's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Equity
Corp
preferred
convertible
$2
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka
Pipe Line
29,900
2
36 VB
250
33
4%
4%
1,400
%
5,600
A
Y*
11,200
ft Jan
ft Jan
21
21
Jan
17
10
36 % Mar
Jan
5 Va
Feb
lft Feb
%
24 V2
Jan
Feb
Feb
Co
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
(Walter)
Kings
Sterling
Fishman
(Phila)
Flying
Tiger Line
Ford
Motor
Class
A
Class
Inc
B
6,600
318
43%
27,100
~6%"
3%
5%
6%
87%
92%
5%
89%
95'A
125
8%
7%
8%
Jan
Apr
11% Feb
/
5,500
6%
Feb
92%
Apr
71
8,800
95%
5 Vb
Jan
Jan
65% Jan
18,000
92%
72%
Jan
10%
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
5 Vb
2Vb
Jan
1,450
?
rnmni
_1
—
5 Vb
4%
5%
-
1% Mar
ft
46
24% Mar
20% Jan
46%
4
46%
6,600
33,000
Jan
95 V*
•
voting
•
1
Jan
8%
Low
High
33
300
26% Feb
Xl2%
35% Mar
14
450
11
14
Jan
9%
Apr
Apr
Jan
39 Vb
Apr
2,100
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
175
34%
Jan
42
Jan
1,200
2%
Jan
Kirkland Lake G
8%
38%
36 %
39 Vb
•
12
2,700
12
12%
40
40%
50
1
2%
1
3
30 Vb
30%
8
300
(D Emil)
Co common
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp_
9%
9%
9%
700
9%
ft
ft
1,700
23%
%
Jan
20%
15%
23%
1,400
12%
10
•
5
Stores
34 V*
Jan
ft
10
7.50
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
3 Vb Mar
29% Mar
1
Klein
Apr
675
10
Ltd
M Co
8%
5
Co
&
Jan
30%
•
Lighting common
4%
cumulative preferred
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
50c preferred
Range since Jan 1
High
32%
8
County
Kobacker
Shares
33 %c
Jan
97/b Mar
Va
Jan
23% Apr
15
Jan
16
12%
800
12
Jan
12% Mar
10 V4
2%
15% Feb
250
300
9% Mar
10 % Mar
2% Mar
16
2%
1,600
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1%
3,000
7
7
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Apr
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of
non-voting
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Ford
2.50
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&
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of Prices
Last
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2% Mar
4% Apr
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10
common
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25/B
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Warrants
9
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
High
36
4%
APRIL
STOCKS
Shares
2%
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for Week
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2%
10c
1
1
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WEEK
friday
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of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
v
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Sales
20c
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200
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
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6% Jan
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4
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Lake
Lakey
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Lamson
Corp
Lamson
&
La
Gatlneau
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Mfg Co common
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5 %
preferred
convertible
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Electric
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preferred
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Glenmore
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Gobel
class
1%
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1%
Feb
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600
28%
9
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29
26
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107
Jan
..
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1,100
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11%
150
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28,400
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75
114%
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10
102%
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105
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11% Mar
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2%
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8%
8%
8 Vb
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8%
7%
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8 Vb
200
8%
2% Jan
2% Mar
1,700
4,700
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9%
Apr
Jan
12%
22%
6%
24%
22%
v
13% Mar
Jan
24 Va
Apr
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8,600
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19%
1,700
7
6%
-
8%
Jan
11%
11%
1,200
11 Vb
Feb
12%
Jan
23%
23%
23%
400
22%
Feb
24
Jan
1%
1,300
1
1%
52
52
45
% Mar
30
45
52
50
40%
1% Mar
Jan
53
Mar
32
Jan
49
Feb
78
•
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86
Mar
Holophane
Mangel
Service
Stores
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14
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Feb
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-
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Feb
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20%
2%
Feb
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Steel
Midwest
Feb
1%
Jan
Jan
2'/a
Jan
75
Jan
37% Mar
Jan
4%
Jan
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19 Va Mar
2
Feb
23%
Jan
13% Mar
—100
1
common
Products
10c
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preferred
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Inc
14%
Jan
400
19%
21%
Feb
180
93 Va
Jan
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70
Jan
9
Hardart
Horn ,&
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100
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70%
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5
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30
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5
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5
11%
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&
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common
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of
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International
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International
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Ironite
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capital
States
L
Resistance Co
Feb
Feb
131
Jan
138% Mar
100%
Jan
24%
Jan
30%
Feb
68%
71%
14,800
57
Jan
71%
3%
300
4%
11%
5
11%
1,000
2,000
3
4%
11
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21% Mar
105
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Jan
Mar
Mar
16%
18%
5,400
34
&
12%
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18'A
Apr
common
9%
8%
Feb
28%
Jan
36%
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Feb
9%
300
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120
91 %
Jan
87%
89
83
Jan
95%
19
Jan
19% Mar
31
Mar
612 Mar
88%
3,550
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Jan
8
100
,
34
23%
25%
17,700
19%
Jan
25%
11%
24%
5
11%
200
10%
Jan
12
Mar
Feb
Feb
Apr
Mar
3%
3%
4
1,200
3%
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4%
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2%
3
8,800
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
84
Jan
11%
11%
100
97/b
Jan
12%
Apr
5%
5%
100
5%
Apr
6%
Feb
3%
3%
1,700
3'A
Jan
4Vb Mar
4
1%
4%
2
1%
1%
14%
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1
For
footnotes
see
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page
pfd
31.
3%
3'/b
3%
5%
5%
11%
%
5%
100
2%
Jan
500
200
1
%
3%
800
Apr
6
Jan
13% Feb
1
Jan
8 Vb
Jan
Feb
7% Mar
17%
17%
18
1,700
13 Va
12%
11%
12%
6,800
11% Jan
11
Jan
57% Jan
10% Mar
2,200
7%
7%
Jan
4,200
5%
l'i%
Apr
2%
7
Jan
18% Mar
Jan
13%
14
Feb
Feb
25
24%
14
14%
6%
6%
25
25
25
24%
100
14%
2,600
6%
1,900
25%
700
25%
Jan
Feb
Feb
15% Mar
13 Va
Jan
5 Vb
Jan
6% Mar
23% Mar
I 26% Feb
2%
5
2%
1,100
2
Jan
4%
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2%
5 v.v
1,100
4%
Feb
3
Jan
5% Mar
..
■
31%
31%
11%
12%
13
31%
30
Jan
10%
Feb
13
Apr
103 Vb
Jan
106
Mar
25
5,500
Feb
•
103% 103%
103%
50
30%
Feb
34%
Feb
40
Jan
47 Va
Apr
95 Va
Jan
100%
Apr
32%
32 Va
100
43%
45%
47%
23,900
100
70
100%
104% Jan
10
107% 107%
100
1
•
—w
98 %
~2%
2%
179
36%
Jan
107% Mar
103% Apr
3
Feb
180
Apr
900
172%
Jan
75
36%
2%
50
2%
180
36
•
34%
Jan
5%
Jan
3%
Jan
4
3%
Jan
3%
7%
7%
7%
4,400
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"3%
"3%
600
17
17
17
650
18%
18%
18%
—
Jan
37%
Feb
7% Mar
Mar
Apr
16
Jan
18
Feb
4,800
17%
Jan
19
Mar
109% 111%
1,200
105%
Jan
i
112% Mar
3% Mar
3ft
u
55,500
ft
3,800
ft Mar
1% Jan
5
common—2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company common
50o
27%
27%
27%
200
26 Va Mar
28%, Jan
7%
1,000
Jan
7% Jan
33 YApr
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
7
2ft Mar
7
33
32%
33
5%
6
28% Mar
450
6
1,400
5%
16
10
Corp
~4%
4
4%
1
Dehydrating
100
16
1
Inc
Alfalfa
Milling
11%
11
12 Vb
14%, Jan
14%
2
2ft
3%
Jan
2 Va
•
17%'
common
Mfg & Stores common
National
Petroleum Ltd
(National
Industries
Phoenix
Inc
Industries
Presto
National
National Research
National
Starch
Corp
Machinery
Rubber
National
Products—
National
Steel
National
Transit
Car
25c
"lft
10c
1%
Union
Neptune
Meter
2
Nestle
Le
Mur
Oil
Ltd
New
British
England Tel & Tel
Clock & Watch Co
New
Jersey
Mexico
&
Jan
1%
Jan
Apr
15%
Jan
Jan
2%
2%
7,400
2 %
104%
Jan
Feb
preferred
Zinc—!
New
IVb
14%
1%
convertible
2% Mar
New
Idria
Park
Min
&
2%
104%
Jan
New
Feb
New
York
York
York
Chem
common
Auction Co
common
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
Apr
3,100
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
30,500
15%
Jan
17%
Apr
13%
Jan
1%
1%
Jan
~1%
1%
14,200
500
9% Mar
400
11% Mar
12
17
18%
—1
25 Va
16%
16%
16%
18
4,200
25%
1,000
Feb
15 Vb
4,500
Jan
2%
Jan
11
Feb
12%
Jan
20% Mar
25
18% Mar
18 Va
"3%
"3%
500
1%
2%
17,900
32%
30%
32%
4 Va
4'/a
4 Vb
100
2
2%
2%
17,100
118 Vb 119%
1,920
"3%
2
ft
118%
100
6,400
-
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26 Vb Mar
26
1
40c
Jan
26%
3
Jan
1% Mar
24%
Jan
4%
Feb
3%
Feb
Feb
2% Apr
32%
4 Va
Apr
Feb
l{i Jan
2ft Apr
Jan
122% Mar
115Vb
3%
Feb
3
2%
3
800
2%
Jan
8 Vb
8
8 Vb
200
7
Jan
9%
Feb
1%
1
20
50c
1%
1%
71,500
1
Jan
1%
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40 Vb
42%.
1
14%
13%
15
1%
1 Vb
•
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10
Apr
2
10
12
•
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1%
4,600
1%
1
Co
12 Vb
2 '/a
12
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25
Arizona Land
Mining
&
Co
Jan
17%
17%
2.50
common
Co common
Dominion
16%
1
10
—1
30c
Radio
Jan
5%
18.800
*
Ltd
common
Apr
4%
9%
4
Radiator Co
National
New
100
2
1
Bellas' Hess
16
Jan
10% Mar
1
National Fuel Gas
4% Feb
7,900
4,300'
6% Jan
4
1,100
&
Co
National
4%%
2,300
Feb
N
New
Kansas Gas & Electric
Jan
6%
2ft
New Process Co
Motors
15
55%
11%
90'A Mar
•
10c
;
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
Kaiser
Jan
Feb
2%
1
;
19%
200
%
National
Jan
5,100
98
1
Kokenge Co
2,100
6%
100
—
New Haven
O'Mahoney
17%
6%
-4
2.50
Tel
&
New
Julian
Jan
16 VB
Apr
"3ft
National
c
Irving Air Chute
Jerry
7%
1
National
1
Co
3% Mar
Jan,
issued)
5% Feb
13% Jan
34%
100
t
Inc
Jeannette Glass
Jan
6
4% Mar
v
Co-^-
preferred
v
7,800
31,800
2%
7%
Jan
Apr
18
10c
Manufacturing
Tel
Rights (when
SMuntz TV Inc
1
Service
3%
6%
common—7.25
Power
States
Mountain
13%
900
•
stock_*
Royalty
Iron Fireman
3Va
1
preferred
Mills
cumulative
45%
Jan
1,600
•
Products
Investors
3%
7%
16%
pfd—•
10c
Vernon-Woodberry
12% Mar
Jan
7%
34%
pfd—100
America
International
16 %
50
Moody
44 Va
29%
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Insurance
13% Mar
Jan
•
pfd
100
common—*
1
series C
Monroe Loan Society com class A
Mountain
20%
29
dep
receipts registered—£1
(Canada) capital stock—*
Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial
Feb
15%
-
Imperial Oil
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Jan
11 Va
4,300
Canada
Light 5%
preferred
4.50%
Feb
3
Jan
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
22 Va
1,800
16 Va
Public Servipe
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred^
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B„100
Namm-Loeser's
Zinc
700
12
—50c
Missouri
Nachman
Illinois
24%
11%
16 Vb
•
preferred
convertible
Corp
Minnesota
Mt
3%
II
4%%
Mining
Feb
-
19
20
5
common-
Refining capital stock
&
135
24%
1
Miller Wohl Co common
13% Mar
11%
■
Mar
—-
Inc
Humble Oil &
Lock
—_
_
(Harvey)
800
.
133
133
2%
Apr
16%
1
Jan
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25
'
12
Refineries
Apr
12
12
24%
5
8%
Jan
:
24% Mar
Co—
7%
Jan
11%
Piping
Jan
12%
—
Feb
•
Apr
K
10%
—"
19
50c
6%
3,600
;
4,500
shares
8
3,400
12
dividend
200
11%
-A
24
common
500
14 Va
•
23
24 Va
Ja
7%
preferred—*
conv
Investors participation
Morris Plan Corp of America
Mt Clemens Metal Products
13%
1 II—15
Co
$1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
11%
1
Jan
23%
21%
Products—
Apr
8
12 Vb
common
Jan
7%
Feb
Apr
,6,000
1
Apr
8
9%
11
1
2%
7%
—
100
1,200
•
10
10%
7%
—
8%
11%
24%
8%
2.50
common
78
1,900
Jan
3U Mar
11
1
Jan
2%
Jan
26%
23
15
2% Mar
2%
11%
*
common
preferred
Hubbell
80
„":
"
"2%
33
Feb
11%
•
14%
_
&
—"
Jan
—5
common
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—
...
2.50
A
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78
78
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common
(Geo A)
0*0*
•
101%,
101
101
100
20 %
20%
20%
Jan
22
Jan
10
Mar
18 % Mar
3% Mar
25c
Abrasive
Mid-West
6 Vb
3,000
Co
4
•
23% Mar
24%
Corp
Corp
non-cum
Midvale
Mid-West
55%
:
12
Jan
33
1
Petroleum
States
2£L% Apr
2%
7%
20%
20
3% Mar
'
•
l% Apr
3% Feb
2
__
7%
7%
•
common
Feb
Jan
452% Jan1
26%
■
common
325
Jan
15% Feb
1
Corp
Tube
15
6% Mar
500
34%
22%
J
'
1,600
2%
35%
•
•
1%
400
25%
Inc
Sugar Co
preferred
14 Va
2% Mar
400
3%
6%
*
■
—10c
Co
2%
26%
55 VB
—.
2
3%
2%
24%
11
21%
*
common
Michigan
$2
2%
100
Bumper
2%
6
24%
3
A.-
700
1,600
18
10
preferred
Jan
Midland
126 Vb
11%
23 Va
18
.
Jan
*
1
11%
1
Corp
4J
16Va Mar
67% Mar
1%
20.100
36 Va
Feb
5,000
11%
Jan
4,900
%
Jan
45
9%
22%
9
20
8
25%
9
7,250
500
20
7%
43% Mar
15 Va Mar
1% Mar
Jan
52
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
Apr
27
Feb
<
Feb
j
„
•
Jan
5
common
Co
Brothers
1,350
14 Vs
Iron
Textile
Michaels
.
Jan
23
Co
182% Mar
3,500
6%.
Mfg
132
2,700
2
51%
11%
Co
&
Feb
43,700
17%.'18%
Dredging
Johnson
Participating
340
133 Va 136
2%
18
14%
1
4,400
1
Apr
23%
& Co common
16%
50c
13%
Jan
3
■'
•
Aircraft Corp—.*
14%
100
■
10
5
Tea—
Co
700
Mar
!
Jan
13%
2
—1
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
164'/a
11%
4,700
£1
Shovel
Power
Menasco
•
48'A Mar
Jan
2%
•
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (JW) Inc common
Jan
stock
Apr
Feb
10%
350
13%
—
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Ltd
Co
7%
Inc
class
Co
B)
23%
425
2%
11
International Marine
26% Mar
180
2%
1
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Jan
170
10%
10
.
common
Jan
176
6% Mar
41%
44%
11
8
Co
Public
Apr
14
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
...
Co
Maine
6
— —
Hormel
4% Jan
6
41% Apr
M
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Mackintosh-Hemphlll
21 Va
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Horder's
150
Jan
200
•
Co
400
6%
Apr
200
:
Co
4%
11%
6%
common
&
4%
6%
23%
21%
—
Mfg
Feb
50
10% Mar
6%
Company
convertible
(R)
42%
37%
22% Jan
21 Va
preferred
preferred
5%
Hoe
36% Mar
37%
—
600
65/b
5% %
Higble
37%
11%
21 Va
conv
Co
Steel
Jan
11
pfd—25
1
common
'
4 %
3%
11%
Corp
Mead
5
Henry Holt & Co
1
Jan
_
2
Lynch
McWilliams
Corp
Hercules
i
3Va
'
Jan
Jan
Lithographing
A
i
150
Apr
Electric
Co
Feb
4 Va Mar
23 7/8
%
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Class
7%
5% Mar
Jan
23%
46 %
Mfg
Heller
Jan
Feb
3%
23%
Jan
Co
Rubinstein
7
3%
500
•
Jan
Alabastine
Dept Stores
Mining Co
100
16,300
4%
4,900
%
Hastings
Helena
7%
4%
4%
66%
Lunkenheimer
I
!
7%
4%
4%
—
1
!
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Jan
17
64%
24 Va
Harvard
Hearn
Jan
15% Mar
66%
.
2%
Co
Exploration
(The) Co
36%
LightBrewing Co
Hecia
9%
2,500
•
&
700
Chemical
Laboratories
Havana
Jan
9
17
1
H
Hazeltine
8%
8%
1
Midland
Hartford
Feb
Louisiana Land
420
Brewery
Products common
Organ
5%
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
9,400
Western
Lamp
Jan
10
A
(The)
12
Leases
Haelan
4%
16%
8
Shipley
&
257/b
Freehold
Hammond
4%
17
1
Chain
Steel
Lodge
118% Mar
103% 103%
■'
Locke
Jan
,
46 Va
Co
&
5% Feb
Jan
U
Inc..
Hall
4%
2,400
1,500
1
class
25
Lakes
Lime &
Feb
25c
preferred
Groceteria*
44 Va
Hydraulics
Gypsum
cumulative
Loblaw
46 Va
Great
Stores
Apr
6%
5
Inc
i-.'. %
Greer
Grocery
G)
1
Non-voting common
7 % 1st preferred
Oil
5%
(R
50
4
Pacific
&
Feb
Mar
Tourneau
Co
Varnish
Rapids
18
8%
50
•
Manufacturing
Atlantic
1%
Jan
Jan
Feb
4%
Feb
9
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
lVa
14%
Jan
5%
—
Mines
Consolidated
Griesedieck
—
•
preferred
Manufacturing
Gridoil
Le
1,000
116% 117
1
class A
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Great
Feb
11
—
"l%
5
Inc
prior
Gray
11%
9
"1%
1
B
B—
$4.50
Grand
Feb
105
•
Class
Gorham
28%
28%
10
U
Iucj
Co
Sugars
Goodman
6%
•
(Adolf)
Goldfield
Jan
5ft Mar
•
Distilleries
Godchaux
3
1,500
Feb
4Vb
4,700
4%
50c
-
Jan
*
common
Coal
Union
."
5% cum conv preferred
Lefcourt
Realty common
10%
1
Mines
Gold
Co
Alden
Lear Inc
Feb
1%
"9
•
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
Feb
109%
1,800
3,800
1%
11%
200
61/4
1
University
23%
Jan
11%
1%
_9
•
1
Corp
Giant Yellowknife
1%
1,400
4%
6
10
Jdn
16
ord reg
Corp 5% pfd A
preferred
$5
11%
1%
rCts
Georgia Power $6
Gerity Mich
Extension
13VB
4%
5
Co
common
13
6VB
Ltd—
Co
dep
Finance
Salle
Sessions
21%
4,700
~5%
1%
£1
10
General Fireproofing common
5
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
100
General Plywood Corp common
50c
5 %
convertible preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
General Stores Corporation
1
General
~5Vb
11 Va
1
•
1,
25
Alloys Go
General Builder!# Supply Corp com
237/b
5%
1
General
23%
"
100
& Machine
Delaware
of
13Vb
—
1
106 Va
237/B
•
common
preferred
5%
8
1
Ltd
8% Apr
*
1 ;
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
High
Low
Shipbuilding Corp—
York
Share
Niagara
Niles-Bement
common
Mines
Nipissing
——
Inc—-—
Lites
Noma
Corp
Pond
19%
20%
2,200
21%
20 Va
21%
11,600
1 %
liV
1%
1,100
1
4%
4%
4%
5,800
Va
A
3,700
Va
Jan
% Feb
1%
2%
2,400
1 %
Jan
2% Mar
North
Canadian
Airlines
Penn
North
20%
16%
Jan
22%
1%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Seton
Jan
Shattuck
2
common
Mining
Denn
1,400
Jan
214
Jan
Shoe
24'/a
Feb
Sicks
4%
Jan
Sllex
91%
Apr
3%
87%
130
100
Jan
Jan
7%
common
Ohio Brass Co ciass B common
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Oklahoma
Okonite
Old
Natural
Can
Pacific
Gas & Electric
5 % %
6%
Co
Jan
IIS
20 %
7,100
19
Feb
1
Feb
86
87%
675
75%
Jan
8 Va
8%
6%
8V2
6%
800
6%
1,200
10%
16%
16%
50
8%
\
\
4
-1
4 %
3%
{[; Mar
42
41%
600
900
14%
14%
Apr
Feb
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
17%
Jan
650
37%
Jan
43 % Mar
900
14%
13%
Jan
15
Mar
17%
1
17%
17
35 %
35%
,
600
13%
Jan
17% Mar
35%
2,400
33%
Jan
36% Mar
25
32%
32%
32%
400
30%
Jan
33
25
29%
29
29%
800
28
Jan
30%
Mar
Feb
25
28 Va
500
27%
Jan
1st pld series A_ —23
-35
preferred—
•
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred—
III*
$4.40 div cum preferred
0
$4.75 dividend preferred
28%
28
28%
600
27%
Jan
28% Mar
28%
28
28 Va
1,400
26%
Jan
28% Mar
104i%
104 Va 104%
270
J04%
104
104%
140
105
105%
230
redeemable
b%
6%
preferred—
1st
redeemable
4.80 %
red
Pacific
1st
—
Northern
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
&
104
98%
Jan
105
Jan
104%
2
Mar
25,500
8%
Jan
101%
Jan
200
20%
Feb
Mar
Apr
106% Mar
Jan
25
11%
104
28% Mar
97%
104
9,800
2
10%
11%
.100
pfd
5%
28%
2
2
1
Ltd-
Light
•
—
1
Airlines
Pacific
28
2%
-
—
Feb
12% Mar
105% Mar
'
Pacific
Public
Service
*
common
0
$1.30 1st preferred—
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal
Petroleum
(C
32%
32%
32%
•
16%
16%
17
3%
———•
Parker
Class
class
Penn
Co
73
Feb
Standard
Standard-Thomson
Standard
Water
6 Va
Apr
Steel
Co
Jan
54%
Jan
Steel
Parts
3% Mar
4%
Jan
Stein
Va
4%
100
19%
19%
19%
1,600
13 Vs
Jan
21
19 %
18%
19%
4,800
13 Va
Jan
20% Mar
7%
2
1
7%
7%
1,100
0
30
-
2
%
7% Mar
20
30
7
7%
2.50
26%
5%
4,600
8
Feb
Feb
Mar
8%
Feb
Governor
Sterling
(J
9,800
12%
Jan
14
Feb
37VB
36%
38
1.850
36%
Apr
41%
Feb
3%
3%
200
3 Va
Jan
64
62%
64%
700
60 %
Jan
3% Mar
65% Mar
16
16
100
14%
Feb
16
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
6%
6%
Jan
4%
4 Va
4%
23%
23%
■1
"ilii
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common-
1
2%
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
*
Polaris
Scale
Mining
Powdrell
Power
6%
1st
&
Pressed
Metals
Preston
East
Producers
common
Mines
of
Ltd
Jan
36 Va
34%
36%
1,000
33%
Jan
2
•'
Jan
Jan
6%
6%
6%
2,000
22%
22%
22%
25
21%
Jan
3%
3%
200
2%
Jan
5%
Feb
6% Mar
2% Mar
439%
44%
200
45
■
300
36
~8%
3
2%
Feb
Mar
3
69%
Feb
,38%
Mar
8
Jan
3%
Jan
23
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
8%
Co
&
Drug
Inc
Class
class
B
26% Mar
32%
16% Mar
18%
25
Feb
Apr
Feb
Feb
3%
3% Mar
Jan
33%
Apr
Jan
5%
Apr
15% Mar
18%
Apr
4,800
30% Mar
35%
Jan
3%
Jan
32
Jan
4%
3%
4%
3.900
4%
5
7%
7%
Jan
•
"5%
4% Mar
3,500
31%
31%
32
—
_
100
Feb
47%
47%
27%
37%
35
26
28
37%
35
26%
__
—
7%
Jan
8% Mar
5%
—
—
—
35
26%
Jan
8
28%
32% Mar
Jan
46
Mar
1
r„
5%
49%
4%
>
—
—
20
Jan
Mar
50
Jan
28%
200
34%
Jan
38
700
32%
Jan
35% Mar
600
600
27
Feb
Mar
25%
Jan
26% Mar
24%
Feb
25% Mar
900
5 Vis
Jan
49%
400
41%
Jan
4%
100
4%
Jan
3%
—
Jan
U,
6
—
3%
i,4%
19
13
1%
__
28%
28
14%
14
14%
2,000
4Va
19
13%
6% Mar
50% Mar
<
5%
Jan
5% Feb
Jan
20
14% Mar
17,900
2
Jan
Feb
1%
Feb
2 % Mar
Jan
41%
Jan
45
Feb
16%
Jan
20 %
Apr
750
25
Jan
23 Va Mar
5.200
13
Jan
14% Mar
13%
Feb
14 %
1,500
11,400
20
28%
14%
800
14%
200
4,700
6%
5 %
5%
800
4%
11,000
Apr
Feb
Feb
9%
4%
Jan
6% Feb
4%
Jan
2%
Feb
8
5% Mar
4%
Apr
Jan
32
29% Mar
~~
—
4%
Jan
18%
11%
x3%
4%
—
3%
200
2%
Jan
17
17%
150
16%
Jan
18
13%
9%
1%
2%
13%
1,000
13%
Apr
15% Mar
9%
2
3
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
2,700
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
400
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
20%
Jan
22 Vs
Apr
9%
Jan
20 %
Apr
Jan
31
Jan
19%
Feb
3%
—
—
—
9%
2
—
500
21%
22%
375
17%
--
20
—.—•
common
5%
5%
—
3%
100
400
8
8
—
—
A
Inc
Texas
Power
Thew
Shovel
Jan
Jan
40% Mar
20
30%
18%
26,500
5'%
1.100
30%
18%
18%
5%
x9%
23%
3
10
—
3
100
26
300
*"./
23 2
3%
—
—
—
3%
17% Mar
—
4%
A'
5%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
800
x9%
Jan
10
500
20%
Feb
25% Mar
2,100
Jan
3%
2% Mar
9%
Feb
17
Feb
14%
Feb
Feb
Light
Apr
Jan
45
Mar
9%
Jan
10
Feb
8% Mai-
10
Jan
111%
Apr
3 Va
8,100
Mi
Feb
1%
3.800
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
11%
300
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
9%
9 %
9%
5.600
9%
Apr
■
2% Mar
8
Jan
3
99%
Jan
Xl03
Feb
31%
Jan
35
Jan
34%
34%
500
15
15%
200
14
24%
24%
1,450
24
Jan
16%
Feb
Apr
38% Mar
Co
•
1
;——
common
&
$4.56
common
Inc
Jan
10%
Jan
13%
700
52%
Feb
55% Mar
13
12%
13
20,800
500
108 '/2 109
14%
12 % Mar
Feb
Jan
Feb
106
110
Mar
Jan
24
Jan
22%
22%
4,700
10%
10 %
11%
2.600
13
12%
13
500
12
Mar
16
Feb
23
23%
300
21
Jan
24
Jan
9%
3,600
7
Jan
19%
19%
200
18% Jan
20
42%
43 %
350
39%
44%
1
1
Stocks
Allied
10%
550
22
25c
Inc
Realty & Construction
&
900
12%
55 %
1
20
Roofing
Tishman
Tobacco
12%
12
5
Corp
Markets
12%
54%
•
pfd
common
Corporation
12%
55%
5
common
Chemical
Thorofare
Tilo
8
common
common
Technicolor
6%
1%
24%
42% Mar
10,100
|__
5
common
Electric Co
Tampa
Thor
11 %
8
—10
Talon
Jan
1%
•
32%
—1
.
3 %
40%
1.400
-100
com_
(S)
Ray
Thiokol
11%
0
preferred
common
25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
—.—1
Superior Portland Cement Inc
•
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
Swan Finch Oil Corp—
———18
Sun
Jan
Colorado—
cumulative
106% Mar
Jan
111%
■'
—
1
0
B)
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
■
39
—1
*
—
-
8%
1
B
_
of
65%
1
1
Nevada
class
Service
2,350
44%
•
Providence Gas
4%%
67%
2.50
America—
Dome
Co
65%
39%
89% Mar
Jan
T
1,200
"i00
common—
of
Corp
Prosperity
Public
•
Co
Inc.
~2'/a
2%
.2.50
preferred—
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
26
"l%
2%
_25o
Corp of Canada
Pratt
10
common
22'/a Mar
5,200
III1
Co
1
ill
-
common—
Alexander
&
5
Jan
Apr
4% Mar
Jan
67%
__
—_10c
Co
—
T13
Jan
74
Mar
6 %
'
shares- -103
1
Pneumatic
300
Apr
6% Mar
3%
900
1
Amer
Ltd
Mines
5% Mar
1,100
.-5
1
com
Stlnnes
Jan
14
6%
Products
Inc
Brewers
Sterling Engine
Stetson
•
common—
Sterling Aluminum
5%
5%
13%
5%
& Co
(A)
8% Mar
100
13%
5%
—
Inc
0
Co
Common
Pinchin
1
•
5
Corp
ordinary——
Corporation.
Sterling
Mar
"30
1
common
—1
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) -20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
0
Phillips Packing Co_
100
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
1
B
of Canada
A
Power
1
Corp
class
Jan
Co
&
Tube
1
Co
4%
4
18%
•
B
Products
Standard
Stroock
Penn
class
Common
59,900
1
2,000
19 %
6VH
—
150
5%
18%
32%
1,300
43% '43%
5%
:
33%
19%
(Ky)
6Va
53
—
43%
Inc———
Convertible
(The)
—L'
32%
5%
16%
32
__
_——10
Oil
Standard
Starrett
V*,
3%
Packaging Corp
—1
preferred ——.—10
Power & Light common
1
Standard
2% Mar
—
3%
1%
Industries
Jan
—1
25
1,100
—1
Standard
1%
Ltd
Corp
28% Mar
Jan
Corp commonl—1
preferred
20
Corp
1
Dredging
convertible
Forgings
$1.60
22,700
__
Traffic
Jan
71
Standard
Standard
1%
B
Pennroad
26%
—
40%
17
•
"■'vA-'
1%
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patcliogue Plymouth Mills—
Patican
'
„•
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
E'dison—
preferred
—;
25
4.88%
cumulative preferred
25
4.56% convertible preference——25
4.48%
convertible preference—25
4.32%
cumulative
preferred
25
4'.08%
cumulative preferred
25
Southern
Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co
8
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
•
1%
Company
Co
Pen
100
28%
•
■
_
26%
-12,50
California
original
share—1 Bol
Oil (C A) Amer
Paramount Motors Corp
Chemical
28%
«...
21%
South Penn Oil Co common.
6%
8%
Jan
4 Va
23%
1
1
Southern
Jan
Publications—
Manufacturing common
Coast Corp common
vtc—2 Bol
A)
Pantepec
Park
21%
„
j
5%
Jan
i"6 Mar
15
13% Mar
102%
•
South
Jan
6%
17%
Feb
16% Feb
•43
41%
9%
Jan
6
25
Boss
Jan
15,100
8,7
.
20% Mar
98
15% Mar
2,900
17
17
1st pfd_ —25
preferred
preferred—
Apr
110
1U Apr
20Va
common
6%
600
>
86%
1st
1st
105%
3%
7,500
6%
41 Vz
Pattern common——1
Simpson's Ltd common
*
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Smith (Howard)
Paper Miils
-•
Sonotone
Corp
1
50% Mar
7%
5%
300
4%
15%
*
1
$3 convertible preferred
'
1;
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas Securities
1
Pacific
40
K
in
—
——
Jan
20'A
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Omar Inc
Jan
44%
11
1
•
J-*'
B—
class
Filters
2%
75
25
Corp common——————1
cumulative preferred
7
United
5,600
7-50
Gas——
common——
Town
40c
Oliver
3%
50%
108 % 109
108 %
100
»?o
—
Company
49 %
—•
preferred
4'/2S
Ltd
Oils
3%
49 %
80s
Corp
7%
6
Simplicity
Ogden
Jan
13%
—
High
Feb
%
86 %
common
Blmmons-Boardman
101% Mar
95%" Jan
Co
Low
4,400
3%
A
14
41%
Canada
of
%
3%
86%
Ltd—
Breweries
3%
iV
300
*
of America class A
Corp
1 3%
Range since Jan 1
High
100
•
Sherwin-Williams
41 %
Low
:—25
Power
common
preferred
4%
Jan
18% Feb
«*•»'-
100
«...
Sherwin-Williams
Apr
1%
600
4%
4 Va
38
8,500
20%
20
4%
pfd—100
4%%
Leather
Shares
20o
*
8
Inc
Servomechanisms
1%
5%
4 % Mar
900
39%
1%
.
20 %
——1
50
Co.—
RR
2
——B
——
Ind Pub Serv
Northern
38
38
25
Ltd
Oils
Central Texas Oil-—
Northeast
2
1
Rayon $3 prcferred_50
American
North
North
Jan
Shawinigan Water &
h
1»
dep rets ord shares
Laboratories Corp
Amer
17
for Week
1
100
—1
common
Saiety Control
Serrlck Corp class B
Sentry
Fez
20%
—
Corp,
Apr
17
Feb
Metal Products Ltd—
Non-Ferrous
Norden
xl5%
Par
Radio
Sentinel
1
——T
0
*
1
(new)
Common
Range
Sale Price
High
'
'V
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
■
New
APRIL 9
ENDED
Friday
Range
Sale Price
..."
WEEK
-
for Week
STOCKS
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Last
American Stock
Monday, April 12, 1954
~8%
8%
5
21%
11%
9% Mar
Feb
p% Mar
Jan
Mar
Feb
Tobacco
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer
Todd
deposit
Toklan
Corp
Royalty
Toledo
Corp
4%% preferred
Edison
Tonopah
Empire
Trans
Lux
51%
600
44%
4 %
1,500
3%
Jan
Feb
98%
98%
57%
Jan
4
100
99%
94
Jan
4% Mar
Mar
101
Jan
1%
1%
1 %
1.000
1%
Jan
1%
2 iao
2
A
2 %
3,700
2
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
6,500
2% Mar
3%
Apr
5%
Corp
4%
5%
116,300
4
Jan
5 Va
Apr
22 %
400
18%
Jan
22 %
Apr
16%
Jan
19%
Feb
warrants
*
Corp
Temper
51
4
*
Nevada
Ltd
Oils
Tri-Continental
Trunz
Mar
1
of
Mining
Trans
True
20
70c
100
1
common
6
Mar
% Mar
def registered—5s
rets
Shipyard
5i"
22
22
*
Inc
Jan
Q
Quebec
Power
Co
0
_
21%
Jan
24%
Apr
u
R
Railway
&
Utility
Ulen
Investment
A
I
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrele Pile common
10
Rath
•
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Class
loo
Reda
Pump
Regal
Shoe
Co
Co
Remington
Co
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&
Arms
Engineering—_5
Inc
1
Inc
Valley
(Texas Corp) v t
Rochester Gas
23%
22%
52%
2.400
44%
Jan
54 % Mar
6%
Jan
7% Mar
1%
■5%
4%
Jan
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1,200
7
7%
600
6
7%
7%
100
7%
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•
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9
13
Jan
Feb
Rome
&
4%
pfd
F
Oil
Russeks
Fifth
Co
Co
Elastic
1®6
Jan
%
Jan
United
Milk
251-8
Feb
32%
Apr
United
Molasses
7%
Feb
9%
Apr
700
Amer
dep
common
27%
Apr
United
NJ
700
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
United
1%
Feb
2% Mar
22
Jan
2%
2%
2%
5,800
97 %
—
98%
660
United
2%
89
Jan
Jan
2%
99
Jan
Mar
9% Mar
18%
18%
18%
1,200
18%
18%
100
36
34
36
5,100
32%
Feb
11%
12
1,000
11%
Apr
12%
12%
13%
6,300
12%
17%
Jan
20%
Jan
18% Mar
20%
Jan
5
i
19%
*
19%
2%
3
4%
5
300
3,700
9y4 Mar
,36
113 '
Apr
Feb
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
5 %
Jan
14%
Jan
19% Mar
2%
Jan
3% Mar
4%
Feb
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&
convertible
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1,500
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page 51.
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1%
46 Va
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1
1:1
46%
4,900
38%
Jan
47%
11«.
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13,000
ll®6
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5%
400
4%
Jan
6%
2%
800
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
18%
17%
18%
3.000
15%
Jan
20% Mar
21%
21%
22
1.400
20'A
Jan
23
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1%
Feb
6 Va
1.A
11,000
6%
6%
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6
Feb
2%
2
2%
500
2
Jan
—
—
12%
13
1,200
10 %
11
200
12%
Jan
9% Mar
Hi
1%
150
7%
1,450
5 ,'g
100
7
7
8.700
5
8%
Jan
Feb
89
Jan
6% Mar
Feb
36
,
8 %
Mar
7
5
5A
234%
ui
50
232% 236
4%
Jan
%
25
42
41
Jan
43 % Mar
200
36%
Jan
40
10
Apr
14%
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
38%
39
10
12 %
4,000
3%
3%
21,100
17
17%
1.400
17
preferred
•
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65
65
50
45%
49%
class
U S
and
International
1
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Securities—z—*
with
Rubber
common
_
Reclaiming Co
United Stores
Corp common
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
Products Co
•
warrants
Oil
1
1
common
7%
7%
95%
97
50c
7%
2,200
750
97
Mar
Apr
19
Feb
62
Jan
69
Jan
39 %
Jan
49%
Apr
6%
Jan
7%
Apr
97
Jan
88
Apr
Apr
7%
Feb
1 % Mar
2 %
Jan
1%
Jan
5%
3,000
1 %
200
1
1%
400
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Jan
1,000
56%
Jan
67 % Mar
23%
1%
5%
1%
5%
Jan
25 % Mar
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64%
—-10
—
66
,
26%
10
8
14,800
2%
5 %
1
10
Sugar
48',4
Jan
36%
10%
3%
Apr
%
5% Mar
4,900
42%
39
,
236
Jan
4% Mar
_25
common
/5A Apr
Jan
Jan
221
10c
1st preferred
98 % Mar
Jan
32% Mar
Corp
Foil
Feb
2 %
2%
Feb
38 % Mar
2%
2%
28
1
750
2%
1,000
5%
1,500
28
2%
Jan
Apr
3
22% Mar
Feb
Feb
5%
5%
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33%
1
US
Radiator
75%
~5%
33%
5%
16
,
U S
Jan
Jan
94
25
;
common
Conditioning
Finishing Co
$5
100
100
common
Machinery
US
100
10s
registered
Air
$4
8 %
97'%
•
Canal
Specialties
Utah-Idaho
Scullin Steel Co common
footnotes
US
8 %
97%
Jan
Feb
4%
Feb
8%
97%
20
common
Sharing
preferred
Shoe
8Va
2%
Jan
2 Va
Ltd—
Universal
common
i
Corp
RR
33"%
common__50c
Preferred
United
U S
III.25
Inc
Oils Ltd
8eaboard Western
10%
3%
1,000
100
Omaha
Profit
100
l
Petroleum
Co
rets ord
1%
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Co
of
Products
2%
7,500
37%
2%
•
A
Corp
1.600
1,300
4%
36%
4
Co
series
Products
20,700
1%
Hio
common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy OH Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
For
Aircraft
United
200
3%
37%
California—
Yards
Stock
United
9%
s
Bros
Union
of
Co
preferred
2%
26
g
.
Bt Lawrence Corp Ltd
Securities
Oil
$3.75
2%
5
common
Ave
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
Seeman
Investment
Union
2%
4%
•
Corp
Canada
27%
7%
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Ltd
Aeronautical
Schick
Union
1%
100
reg
Inc
Corp
Royalite
Ryan
of
26%
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Rotary Electric Steel
(The)
Feb
Co—
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Elec
Corp
Roosevelt Field
Rowe
8
Gas
l
Gas
dep rets ord
Cable
5 % Mar
9% Mar
Union
32%
30
32%
%
Jan
Royce Lid—
Amer
3% Jan
24% Feb
50c
Argentine Mining Co
Grande
Rolls
Jan
125
10c
5
Corp
Chemical
•
Richmond Radiator
Rio
50%
50%
1
(Robert) &
Reliance Electric
Rico
23%
1
Co
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Rlce-Slix
3%
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6.25
B
Realization
Unexcelled
Jan
Mar
V
Valspar
$4
Corp common
convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Jan
Venezuelan
Jan
Venezuela
7%
2%' Jan
13%
Jan
11
Apr
Steel
Co
Petroleum
Syndicate Inc
Corporation
z
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co„
Vogt Manufacturing
Vinco
5%
1
7
Jan
Feb
82
5% Mar
74
5
Mar
22% Mar
24 %
Apr
•
24%
22%
24
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1.200
1
25%
24%
25%
3,700
23%
Feb
32%
Jan
3%
3%
500
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
5%
1,300
4%
Jan
6Va Mar
20c
1
10
*
3%
27
27
.
27
50
24%
13 %
14
400
12 %
Jan
30%
Jan
r.
15
Feb
Mar
Volume 179
Number 5315...
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
(1639)
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American Stock Exchange
Shares
WEEK
Low
Aircraft
Baking
preferred
Friday
BONDS
High
Low
7 %
Waitt &
Bond
ext
ctfa
.100
Inc
Wallace
&
Waltham
Tiernan
Watch
30
Inc
Co
&
Wilrich
1st
pfd__100
3%
111
5%
5%
Apr
3% Mar
30
175
9% Mar
17
17
26
26
23%
24%
8%
8%
2,300
1
3%
5
5%
8
•
6%
%
26%
24%
Apr
Mar
Feb
21%
Apr
1,200
4%
Feb
5% Mar
100
8 %
Jan
6
Jan
71/4
11%
1997
11%
300
10%
Jan
Ltd
1
u
%
14
32,300
%
Feb
common
l
2%
400
2%
Jan
2%
(Plan
6%s
11%
200
10y4
Feb
12%
Feb
102%
Feb
4%%
pfd
100
Wood Newspaper Machine
1
16%
43%
2s
A)
being
traded
Feb
1919
100
15%
Jan
11%
16%
11%
16 %
2
12%
1.100
IIV2
Apr
13%
Jan-Juiy
44
42 %
44%
7,000
32%
Jan
45%
5
Ba
listed
Ltd
•
10%
10%
300
lie
"l{j}
1%
Interest
Boston
Edison
Power
6s
Aug
Week's
Last
Period
2%s
3%s
1970
Lack
series
1970
A
Lackawanna
1st
Western
&
of
N
mortgage
on
4s
Gas
Elmira
&
Water
Lt
A6%s
Nov
ex
Finland
5s
May-Noy
Power
3%s
ex
1953
Mav-Ni*
1947
&
1st
7s
1941
Pennsylvania
3%s
A6%s
Oct
3%s
65 %
98
California
series
and
2%s
A
ref
■
103%
3%%
■
ri03%
—
Gas Co
6%
1965
3s
B
'
-
— —
115
'
Starrett
Gas
G)
(A
Corp
Btinnes
1
Btinnes
3%s
Gas
&
1970
(Calif)
Electric
5s
Inc
3rd
52
.
with
A6%s
United
112
A7s
Aug
1
1
trust
1966
:
V;
1
91%
A6s
s f gold
Corp deb 6s
Western
1953
coupon
100.27
113.69
100.44
103.05
99.07
101.44
101.00
114.15
100.41
103.35
99.05
101.42
101.06
8
307.79
101.53
56.43
115.18
100.36
103.31
99.00
101.40
101.02
coupon
Closing
52.73
High
52.79
Apr.
Fri.
6—
Apr. 7—
Apr.
91%
81%
'
141
9
49.80 Feb
53.13
—
High
Low
44.40 Sep
SEC Index of Stock Prices
145
dustry groups compared
92
89%
for the
102
current year are as
April 2, '54
,
Composite
150
Nondurable
103
105 Va
Transportation
5
99
102%
101%
103%
Trade,
99%
1
+2.7
239.2
+
3.2
246.8
209.0
+
3.8
+
2.7
101%
Mini"*
93%
'
•
Finance
and
Service
266.4
207.7
+2.0
130.0
+0.8
135
—
•
:ui •
136%
$94
148%
''''
3
214.3
+2.4
219.5
+2.7
268.3
100
87
%
'
'
53
87
66%
22
101
99%
98
■
—
102
100%
$102
106
106
102%
101
106
106
5
103% 103%
7
101
107%
101%
$99% 100%
104
97%
103%
■
.
99%
103%
102
"
■
93
Number of
Week Ended Apr. 9,1954
Mon.
$92
99
168
173
8f
153
165
170
20
152%
170
92
$95%
—
__
—
$3,341,000
8,000
4,106,000
25,000
3,125,000
3.000
3,640,000
$581,000
3,484,000
614,000
2,685,000
1,833,400
—
2,670,000
716,000
$14,510,000
;
of shares
1953
1954
1953
121,010,459
125,224,954
10,277,860
10,329,950
to Apr. 9
S,
$1,000
$5,500
Government
—
$46,000
422,000
260,000
2,678,000
44,269,100
29,051,240
and
—
14,510,000
Industrial
16,807,000
220,415,600
213,604,600
$17,234,000
Railroad
—
$40,000
4,014.200
Bank
Foreign
__
--
Jan. 1
Bonds
U,
$30
$17,234,000
$46,000
$2,678,000
Week Ended Apr. 9
Stocks—No.
Salu
3,022,000
430,000
2,921,000
10,329,950
Total
.
337.000
2,298,360
2,361,150
April 9
90
—
~
>
$10,000
$2,750,000
2,120,450
1954
95
__
$30
$93
Bond
Bonds
Int'l
173
81%
—
Government
Bonds
Bonds
1,716,590
April 5—
April 6
Wed. April 7___
Thurs. April 8
Fri.
To SO*
Bank
Bonds
and Miscel.
Shares
Tues.
93
90
United Statu
foreign
Railroad
Stocks
102%
97
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103%
99%
$101% 102%
'L~
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
136%
135
"
$101% 102%
•
high.
155%
'135
133
102% 102%
•
170
June-Deo
228.9
194.7
115.4
195.5
213.4
242.0
131.0
135
International
1956
.
_
125
2
133
79
'
—
1956
217.6
273.7
258.6
219.5°
265.7
-*ew
93%
—'
125
«...
172%
—
~
211.9
——
178.4
202.0
172.4
211.9
273.7°
Utility
Low
High
Change
206.4
131.0°
Goods
18
$101% 102
March 26, '54,
217.6°
.
211.9s
246.8 *
—
Durable Goods
91%
85%
1953-1954
Percent
>
103%
closing prices of the common
composite and by major in¬
preceding week and with highs and lows
follows (1939 = 100):
with the
143 i
150
rl03% rl03%
1953
52.86
122
1
91%
47.32 Jan
50
133
102
Inc.
1954
53.13 Apr
Range for
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the
stocks for the week ended April 2, 19*54, for
5
103% 104
Range for
52.59
Apr. 8
141%
87
103% 103%
Averages
Low
Apr. 5
Tues,
112
•'
$115
■
Feb-Aug
1953
103.12
Mon.
Thurs.
Co—
coupon
debentures 1941
mtge
West Penn
114.65
56.12
$20,861,200
$265,112,200
$242,916,840
Corp—1
s
Washington
100.96
56.20
102
49
.
$90
Jan-July
1940 coupon
A6%s
Wasatch
101.37
it.
56.05
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,
141%
8
$103
April-Ocf
1940
1947
Industrial
f
99.07
1
40
99.47
115
98%
1
9fe%
Feb-Aug
April-Ocl
1946
1947
Dec 1
Dec
ex
United
100.98
Industries—
Aug
ex
101.55
Date—
mmwm
89%
May-Wop
1989
coll
Electric Service
A7s with
99.09
100.12
96
93%
—
—
■
136%
1971—Jan-July
1970
2nd stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
103.07
100.58
Corp—
stamped
(Hugo)
100.20
305.41
—
115
—
125
Anrll-Ocf
3s
3%s
A7-4s
Terni
114.88
101.49
Tetal
304.26
106%
7
$99
.Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
& Bros 5s
(Hugo)
A7-4s
56.26
67%
—-
$93
125
Feb-Aug
Gas
Counties
Spalding
Bonds
307.04
63%
3
$30
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
1S176_
California
Southern
ities
1,1
..Feb-Aug
1998.Jan-July
-
series
■
1960—Aprfl-Ocl
coupon
1976
D
Southwestern
Rails
7
100 %
104%
—
96
102
Jan-July
/
series E 1978
Southern
Ralls
Wed.
$89%
'.A-
-
1964—June-Dec
Co—
Edison
3s
C
series
trials
(35 Stocks)
94%
'
3'/os
Stocks
Over-llie-Counter Industrial Stock
58%
15
$150
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1968
1973
M
series
ities
6
91 y*
64%
„
106%
90%
April-Ocf
May-Nop
Safe Harbor Water Rower
Corp 3s 1981
May-Wop
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb l962~Jan-JnZp
3%s
Util¬
roads
5
101%
97
88%
i': 6
63
$123
Corp 6%s A 1953—
Housing Corp 6%s 1958
Southern
C
$143
April-Oct
1940
1
liq tr ctfsJan-July
Gas
ARuhr
17
11
$30
Oct ]
1947 coupon 1960
Electric 6s 1954
_1
ex
ARuhr
I
1963
to
Public Service Electric &
1st
'.
90%
$93
___Jan-July
—
with
A6%s
Grade
Manufacturing
1971
3s
Hydro-Electric
A Prussian
Grade
High
100%
90%
112
~
May -Nov
Water & Power 3%s
1970
Piedmont
Indus¬
145
$45
May-Nov
..--April-Oct
6%s°1953
mortgage
mortgage
65
104%
132
$140
—
Mar-Woe
1946__
Smelt
1953 extended
Power
1st
Low
l
101% 102
•
1952_
1952
coupon
7%s
Min
mortgage
6%s due
Ohio
;
v
June-Dec
Valley RR 4% 1963
New England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
1st
10
Util¬
April
•
145
115
_june-D«r
Midland
A
Second
Rail¬
-
April
101%
96
May -Nov
1940 coupon
1
1
Tietz
AMansfield
Jan. 1L
$30
■«...
4s, 1970—Jan-July
AJtalian Power Realization Trust 6% %
•Aibeoftard
10
First
&
NOV
Nov
-Bonds—
10
10
trials
$93
5s
Underground
5%s 1938
1
With
A7s
Averages
April
No.
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
,
Total
306.67
Range Sinsa
Sold
9
$105
May-Nov
Hamburg Electric 7s 1935
Hamburg
Isarco
.
13
Jan
Bands
High
97%
Mar-Sepl
1953
1963
RR
A
Elev
...
April
$61%
■■'mm'
1961—Mar-Sepf
1953——June-Dec
Western
&
5%
Indus¬
Rang*
Bid & Asked
65
May
1956
Bank
A
& St Rys
■/.;
,
Jan-July
coupon
Mtge
debs
6s
Mountain
Guantanamo
1993
1965
1940 coupon
Residential
AGesfuerel
Green
~2
100
-
Ja.n-Ju.ly
1993
B
1947
1
5%
4%
20
'JV:
A
RR
1
4%
46
/:
Elec Mlg Co—
A6%s with Nov
188
5
Stocks
Apr
145
Junp-n**
1978
series
3%s
&
10%
103% 104%
RR—
series
Fuel
Ercole Marrelh
Jan
Division—
J
4s
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
104
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Delaware
Jan
1ft Jan
Friday's
or
ale Price
June-Dee
1998
1
8%
8,500
Low
Elec
Steel
5
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the N'ew York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Date
Friday
BONDS
Appalachian
17
£1
American Stock Exchange
Bethlehem
4%
4%
30
deposit receipts
preference
Wright Hargreaves
44%
34
the
are
Ltd—
American
6%
*
39'A
32
4%
Apr
(F W)
46
89
34
flat.
Jan
8
"
44%
$32
Stock and Bond
Below
107% Mar
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolwortli
43%
2012—Jan-July
n Under-the-rule
if Jan
Woodley Petroleum
common
37
42%
$46
Deferred
a
Jan
11%
Jan-July
1997
1
Feb
11%
28
104%
36%
8% Mar
11%
& Lt
100
40
..
3% Mar
1
2
'
„
104
§ Reported in
receivership.
,%•+
,
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certiflcatas;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
3%
'100
$67
June-Dec
A Bonds
8% Mar
100
7
2V8s 2008—
E
Jan
value,
par
principal.
Jan
Jan
8 %
$38%
long
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
(not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend,
b Extransaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for
cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.; z Ex-liquidating dividend.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; 110 sales being transacted during current week.
Jan
Apr
17%
5%
|
Inc
19
16
25%
3%
Mar-Sepf
41
__
Odd-lot transaction
e
Jan
100
20% Mar
1
104
1931
1921
*No
Jan
100
7
series
3s
stmpd
Government
A5%s
$64
June-Den
High
$67
June-Deo
Low
41
—
—
Janeiro
^Russian
Apr
35
11%
1,500
_2-3
Co
183%
32% Mar
24%
de
fund
Is
(Plan A)
2%s
f
s
Jan. 1
Wo.
Mar
'
.
Jan
50
675
Rio
Feb
6
stamped
Sinking
Chile
of
(Republic of)
Extl
Jan
113%
Jan
%
26
1
4%
Mar
4%
9%
33
9%
B
preferred
Pwr
14%
109
2,700
183%
33%
~9%
40
5%
182
182%
300
111
110
5i7s-
„•
com
& Co_
Brothers
Wisconsin
Feb
Jan
Inc
Petroleums
Wilson
Jan
Apr
Corp
Corp
Products
9%
1
Oil
(R C)
Jan
165%
•
preferred
(The)
8
Apr
1
conv
Jan
Jan
10
5% %
1%
156 %
Inc
Stores
Jan
160
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Auto
1%
Bank
$74
May-Hoy
April-Oct
1927) 1947
1927) 1947__
Feb
313,000
156% 158%
3%
3%
Oct
24%
%
156%
May
of
Jan
7%
1
of
(issue
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
2,100
II
(issue
A7s
Peru
Range Since
Sold
High
$40
June-Deo
AMortgage
Parana
Bonds
Bogota—
A7s
Jan
1951
stamped
11/4 Mar
14%
1
7s
16'A Mar
12%
13%
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
.
Jan
21
Sale Price
2%s 2008—_May-Wop
A)
Jan
12%
100
1.28
Stationery
White's
110
Apr
600
250
8%
20
Willson
:>
14%
8%
Coal
Williams
108
\ 1
1,400
•
Tablet
Wickes
40
108
1
14%
(Plan
Mortgage Bank of
Jan
1V4
Westmoreland
River
7%
1 %
Westmoreland
Wichita
Feb
1 '/a
•
Western
&
6
5,400
•
Maryland Ry 7%
(Win)
500
23%
loo
Western
Whitman
71/4
stamped
AMedellin
3% Mar
21%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
&
Jan
108
14%
...
Manufacturing
Utilities $6 pfd
West Texas
2%
23%
preference
Wentworth
500
1
common
Knapp Inc
series
$6
3%
1
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
Corp
Webb
108
1
-
$2 cumulative preferred
Last
Period
Low
7
•
Week's
Interest
High
3%
voting
9
American Stock Exchange
Maranhao
Co
Wagner
APRIL
Range since Jan 1
w
Waco
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
Last
May-Nov
1945___
A
ser
.._June-Dec
1963
5s
Newspaper
95%
94%
52
1959
105
105
110
108
110
19
Feb-Aug
$100
95%
103%
105
107
102%
Total
132%
93
1
June-n*c
6s
105
133%
128%
"
-•
95%
June-Dec
I960
Union
131
„
$115
Jan-July
Water Power 3%s 1964
Traction
$115
110
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
102
99%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
American Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Mortgage Bank
A20-year 7s
A
20-year
ABaden
April
7s
ACauca Valley 7s
Central
-
-
Bk
of
7s
Jan. 1
Mon. April 5
Low
Tues.
No.
High
Ian- Jul*"
Jan-July
1948
„
&
Fri.
__
Prov
$130
142
lune-Dt0
1951—
German State
$93%
$74
Feb-Aug
$96
105
105
A6s
series
B
1951
April-Ocf
$96
105
AS
f
Municipal
Cons
secured
Loan
6s
7s
$18%
112%
105
(City)
Ger 7s
(Prov)
6%s
1939
1949
6%s stamped 1958
$130,000
$79,000
$252,000
32,000
44,000
52,000
128,090
40,000
572,700
91,000
70,000
12.000
173,000
15,000
71,000
"87,000
173,000
$221,000
$389,000
$251,000
2,899,315
135,000
21,000
74,000
Stocks—No.
of
135
Domestic
1
93
123
Foreign government
137
142
120
*
$861,000
51
51
93
100
28
May-Wop
137
142
2
$113
120
Mar-Sepf
1954
to Apr. 9
'
1953
2,540,015
33,524,663
34,981,071
$325,000
$3,006.00C|
$3,662,000
4,480,000
7,147,000
1,948,000
$12,757,000
125
99%
17%
99
$54%
Jan. 1
9
1953
1954
117
105
137
Feb-Aug
Week Ended Apr.
115
60
-
21
June-Dec
AHanover
(Peru)
Feb-Aug
,
112%
$99% 101
1955—May-Woy
Jan-July
1952
1947
1947
A Hanover
Lima City
5%s
Waterways 6%s
Munic
April 9
—
$43,000
142
113
Port &
—
—
Total
1952
Cons
Bonds
586,525
390,300
—■
April 8
,
Banks—
A
AGerman
Bonds
514,090
.
__
140
Total
Corporate
835,700
April 6—
7—
Thurs,
series
ADanzig
High
„
foreign
Government
Bonds
Shares)
-—
Wed. April
$93%
A6s
Danish
a
Range Sinsa
Sold
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
1947
(Germany)
Week Ended Apr. 9,1954
Bonds
Domestio
of
(Col)—
1946
Jan
,
Bends
Friday's
foreign
(Number
.
Week's Rang#
Low
Agricultural
Stocks
'
102%
shares
2,899,315
Bonds
21
Foreign corporate
Total
$221,000
389,000
'
1,267,000
..
251,000
118,000
1,822,000
$861,000
$1,710,000
$9,308,000
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 12,
(1640)
1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Par
& Tel
Tel
Woolen
164%
•
of Prices
Boston & Albany RR
-100
Edison
Boston
Par
Shares
Range since Jan 1
Sears
Low
Sinclair
High
162% 164%
3,139
153%
High
165 % Mar
Jan
2074
1,188
15%
Jan
20 %
Apr
34%
v
732
29%
Jan
34%
Mfcr
126
25
50%
126%
50%
40
124
Mar
52%
1,716
49
Jan
127% Jan
52%
Apr
wheu issued.
-100
6%
202
5% Mar
5% preferred when issued—
-100
23%
23%
30
23'% Mar
-100
90
90
91
97%
&
Calumet
Cities
Cliff
RR
6
Hecla
&
Service
.—5
Co—
8%
—10
92
.—25
Mining Co_
5
7%
8%.
131
92%
1
19
1
Mar
Jan
7% /Jan
79
8% Mar
Jan
200
Jan
Oil
(Indiana).
(N
J)
92%
Apr
1
Mar
1
22%
Jan
28
1%
Feb
Standard
Oil
(Ohio)—
•
East
Boston
26%
10
Co
26%
90
1%
1%
Eastern
4
■
~
9%
209
Mar
53
28 7»
Jan
7774
10
72%
Jan
80%
817a
173
717a Jan
Carbide
Rubber
78%
Co———
10
:
-
...
•
U S Steel
it
.;-
:
.
78% Mar
.
81% Mar
-
.
..
3272 Mar
12% Jan
13
120
70%-Feb
78 %
29% Jan
y.
Mar
34%
78%
34%
42%
44%;
50; '-
12%
—
62%.
63%
—10
—-
42%
43
56%
56%
56%
Mar
Apr
Apr:
44% Apr
50% Jan
64%
45% Jan
54
51
-1998
:
41% Mar
69
Woolworth
„;38
_
39'A Jan
63
227
Westinghouse
v
3174 Feb
11
76%
43%
—
—
-
,
45%Mar\
,
118
34%.
v
—
Mar
40
.
12%
12%
.
—
Jan
4F W)
..
Apr
BONDS—
V
i
$1,462
Mar
Jan
Massachusetts Street Ry1
Common i——
.100
1%
2,300
76c
Mar
6%
1st preferred series A
.100
44%
44%
60
44
Mar
55
6%
preferred class B
.100
38
39
80
35
Jan
46
Feb
5%
preferred adjustment
.100
25
25
25
17%
Jan
30
Feb
23%
23%
850
18%
Jan
23%
Apr
51
51%
329
49
105% 109%
1,244
54%
326
Eastern
Inc
Lines
SS
National
First
General
Electric
(The)
108
.
RR
Service
New England
9%
Jan
75%
34%
112
29%
Jan
34%
Apr
18%
320
18
Jan
21
Apr
117%
Feb
42%
13%
13%
Jan
13%
14%
8c
8c
1,500
14%
15%
3,150
118% 119%
840
15%
118%
80c
11%
13% Mar
75
80c
50
24%
48
16
16%
16%
1,172
7c
13c
13% Jan
115
24
Detroit Stock
122% Mar
94c
Apr
Jan
Mar
25% Feb
15% Mar
18%
Par
1
Feb
1
Feb
6%
Feb
7
Mar
Allen
Electric
Brewing
Oct
21%
Jan
Altes
23 %
665
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
Big Bear Markets
30
30%
125
28%
Feb
30 %
Apr
Bohn
24%
25%
800
24%
Apr
28%
Jan
Budd Company
13
13
75
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
49%
48%
49%
2,010
44%
Jan
51
42
41%
42
500
36%
Jan
43% Mar
Chrysler
Jan
34 %
Consolidated
Mar
46%
5
Aluminum
*
Fruit Co
United Shoe Machinery common
25
Co
5
32%
34%
455
29%
U S Smelt
Refg & Mining Co
50
System Inc——————*
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
Woodley Petroleum Co
8
45%
46%
160
44
Waldorf
12%
12%
20
62%
64%
1,522
43%
43%
50
64
Burroughs
Apr
Apr
13
50
Jan
64%
32%
Jan
43% Mar
Apr
Manufacturing
Consumers
DWG
23%
23%
115
1
10%
10
10%
132
—8
American
28%
28
29
Laundry
20
Balcrank
Baldwin
——
Cleveland
Paper common
Cincinnati Gas Electric common
'Preferred
29
Apr
Gemmer
Jan
General
19%
295
17%
Jan
36%
36%
62
32%
Jan
22%
23%
100
—
Frankenmuth
Fruehauf
Gar
23%
1,036
20%
Feb
101% 101%
36%
8.50
Champion
5
4
96%
Jan
274
225
2%
Jan
137a
642
117a
Feb
13%
741
157a
■Jan
18
6034
6272
1,651
56% Feb
24
2,710
237a Mar
417a
4274
1,297
9%
300
117a
1172
400
67a
67a
258
6
9
'
39
—
9% Mar
!
)
Feb
1174 Mar
8%
31
6,254
287a
272
600
2%
9
974
669
9
Mar
10
Apr
125
4
Jan
31
'
Mar
3
Jan
Feb
i
-
1074 Jan
i
1074 Mar
: 4
100
372
Feb
6574
69%
343
52%
Jan
69%
247a
247a
198
237a
Jan
25% Mar
3%
— —
,w
i
■'
2%
3
i
'J
672 Mar
575
10
Apr
11% Apr
11
10
Jan
Jan
9%
1
■
25
42 7<
f
.
Apr
272
„
■
6472 Mar
8%
1
_1
Apr
Mar
117a
30%
31
27a Jan
Jan
1
—
f
■?
Jan
10%
"
20
—
.
Stove
Corp
Baler
Feb
19
19
10
*
Carey
Apr
Apr
177a
1172
Navigation-
Corporation
Apr
Apr
24
24
:
3 72
200
3% Mar
3% Mar
1,560
274
Jan
416
237a
Jan
474 Jan
■
Apr
z
'
High
Jan
487
137a
—„
Mogul
10%
5%
Jan
177t
42 74
.
1
—
Corporation
23%
21%
Feb,
8
674 Mar
237a
,
-
Steel
Mar
511
3%
i
47a Mar
Jan
62%
-
.
Edison
9% Apr
450
24
274
■i
*
Federal Fawick
5%
5%
1
Brummell
21
774
200
24
.,.-10
Paper
Power
Bros
Ex-Cello
Low
High
374 Mar
3
13%
5
25
&
Federal
Range since Jan 1
High
1,000
177»
*
Cigar
Davidson
Economy
Shares
774
1
„
37a
7%
9
Divco
for Week
Low
Par
Beau
Range
37a
,mm
—-
Corp
Detroit
Sales
Week's
of Prices
;.>•
5
Brass
&
-L-l
Mar
12% Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Last
Low
37a
500
Mar
Detroit
Friday
—
——
Detroit-Michigan
Sale Price
Range since Jan 1
High
3%
— —
Corp
Detroit
«
37a
•
*
Brown-McLaren
25%
.—*
Union Twist Drill
Shares
;
18
1
for Week
Low
1
J—
200
22%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
65
*
Wfcek's
of Prices
Last
Feb
50
,
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
1
20
2-5525
Feb
15% Mar
Jan
80c
WOodward
18% Jan
Mar
6%
19%
20
stocks
DETROIT
Telephone:
1
Association
U S Rubber
Exchange
Ford Building
6%
10
——2.50
—
100
401
*
24%
*
Stone & Webster Inc
United
Exchange
Stock
Apr
13%
_20
100
2.50
Torrington Co
Stock
Midwest
Exchange
Jan
—
Stop & Shop
Stock
Detroit
Feb
37%
1
Drug Inc
American
Exchange
Feb
111%
Cos
L
Stock
Apr
6% Mar
—1
Association
Members
York
New
Jan
64%
50
Corporation
Shawmut
100
442
192
Pennsylvania RR
Reece Folding Machine
Rexall
6%
41%
Electric System
Mills
Pacific
Apr
55% Mar
40%
5
England Tel & Tel—
Norbute
109%
Jan
WATLING, LERCHEN & GO.
Jan
Jan
45%
111% 111%
.100
Nash-Kelvinator
New
53%
86%
75%
18
.100
Corp
Racing
Narragansett
Mar
5
5% preferred
Chemical
Mathieson
National
Feb
33%
"l0
common-
Jan
6%
*
.
4
1%
73%
1
—
Copper
Central
53%
1
Lone Star Cement Corp
Maine
23
common-
Co—
Hathaway Bakeries
Kennecott
—
Stores
Gillette
w
Jan
3174
Feb
40% Mar
Jan
41
«...
5
—
Cinciiiagti Trans ..4%s_.
10
(new)
357a
10
:
Jan
61%
10% Jan
25
8%
—
.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
Common
3474
25
10
1% Mar
8% Mar
Mar
■
Cooper Range Co
25
40
4374
.
High
22%
Apr
373A-37 7a
15
S
3972
L
58% Mar
'777*
25
Oil
U
50
1972
31%
Standard
Edison
617a
40
Standard
Toledo
25
4374
*
,
——
Union
Boston
Low
20% ;
39%
•
Southern Railway Co—
Standard Brands
28% Mar
Providence
Boston & Maine
(
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
617a
—
Oil
Shares
207a
Vacuum
Socony
for Week
Low
*
Roebuck
Sales
Range
•f Prices
■}
A AO.
Schenley Industries
19>/4
III50
Week's
Last
Sale Price
33%
—
.
Anaconda Cooper
9
STOCKS
foi Week
Low
-100
APRIL
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
American
ENDED
Exchange
Friday
American
WEEK
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
FOR
—2
\m
:
1
374
37a
——1
2574
26%
1
37a
Brewing
Trailer
Wood
<m
Industries
4
37a Apr
267a Mar
37a Mar
1,016
■>
4% Jan
'
Manufacturing
5
Motors
5
19% Mar
Gerity-Michigan
-1
36%
Apr
Goebel
23%
I
Apr
Great
5%
Corp
Brewing
Lakes
4
'
Chemical
&
66
4
372 Jan
1,040
4% Mar
59%
Jan
27a
455
2%
Jan
67a
835
6% Mar
7%
2%
2%
3,300
2
Jan
7%
133
7
Mar
7%
100
1274 Mar
15%
Feb
147»
15
•t
Apr
1372
5
■
2% Feb
7%
,2%
2,488
6%
w"—
♦,
1
6774
2%
2%
1
Oil
4
*1
13%
i
15% Mar
103% Mar
6774
Apr
i
2% Feb
Jan
/
.
•
Cincinnati Milling Machine—
Cincinnati
10
Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
Cincinnati
Stock
Union
68%
Yard
4%
*
68%
75
47%
Jan
72
76%
76%
50
12%
76%
772
69%
Jan
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Chronicle... Monday, April 12, 1954
The Commercial and Financial
34
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
APRIL 9
ENDED
Friday
Midwest Slock Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Low
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Brass
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Chalmers
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Affiliated Gas
American
Apr
Iowa
Illinois
15%
17%
Feb
Iowa
Power
21
500
19%
1,200
9%
8%
29%
4%
Jan
5
Apr
Kaiser
25%
Jan
30
Apr
Kansas
23 %
Jan
25% Mar
Knapp Monarch Co
27%
2,300
21%
Feb
27%
Apr
Kropp Forge Co—
17%
3,900
13%
Jan
17%
48%
600
25
27%
23%
17%
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700
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300
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100
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1,200
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Burlington Mills Corp
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Burton-Dixie
28%
100
Jan
33%
3% Mar
4%
4%
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
21
68%
100
61
3%
400
2,600
Jan
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49
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1% Mar
800
60
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Jan
23%
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70
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Jan
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11%
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Jan
Feb
12%
12%
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1,750
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24% Apr
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85
300
75%
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1,100
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100
60% Jan
65% Mar
500
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13%
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11%
200
10%
12%
Feb
65
13%
13%
11%
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Feb
Jan
17
17%
800
15% Jan
18
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17
17
100
17
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2%
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Brothers
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Pacific
12%
200
11%
Jan
13% Feb
-
700
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24%
24%
25
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%
Jan
Apr
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1,000
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20%
200
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100
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650
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24%
24%
300
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America
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Central
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Illinois
South
West
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Cities
Service
Cleveland
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Foods
Co
Columbia
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Chemical
Oil
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Consolidated
Edison
Mfg
Louisville
Marshall
Field
Miller
Du
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56% Jan
64% Mar
200
81%
Jan
92%
19%
20%
3,400
17%
Jan
150
72%
Jan
20% Apr
79% Mar
79
100
24% Feb
29
Jan
250
28
14%
Apr
Inc
Co
Chemical
Monroe
(Alan B)
Lines
Muskegon
Muter
Phono
&
Lead
Co
General
Box
General
Candy
General
Electric
York
New
&
Central
American
North
American
North
American
Co
Pacific
Northern
States
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Power
Bush Shoe
Oak
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
Paramount
Parker
Feb
24 %
Apr
Apr
24%
1,300
21%
41%
42
1,000
38% Jan
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9
500
35%
33
35%
1,200
10%
10%
10%
700
29%
29%
400
11%
10%
11%
1,400
31
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31
900
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12%
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37%
35%
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Jan
7% Jan
42
9% Mar
35%
Apr
10% Mar
25%
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29%
7%
Jan
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28% Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
6
33%
Jan
General
Finance
General
Foods
(Un)
200
9%
116% 116%
100
9% Jan
104%
Jan
23%
144
23%
100
22% Jan
54%
55%
55%
300
46%
30
41
40%
Jan
127%
70
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40%
34 %
10%
10%
200
16%
16%
200
10
400
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Motors
General
Package Corp
General
Public
Corp
9%
9%
Glidden
Co
Goodyear
Gossard
Jan
Apr
Pan
Class B
Pfizer
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12%
Jan
Mar
7
Jan
(Chariest
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10% Feb
117%
Apr
24% Mar
56
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Rubber
Co
Process
Oil
1
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Jan
Pullman
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Pure
Co
Radio
Bros
Cooperage
Greyhound
Corp
Griesedieck
Western
Gulf
Oil
1,100
12
Jan
Reynolds
Remington
Rand
Co
7%
Apr
Rockwell
Spring & Axle
Louis
St
Jan
St Louis Public
109
Apr
St
2%
class
A
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59
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68%
2,250
31 %
Jan
38 V2
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31
500
28%
Jan
31
Apr
Shell
49%
49
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800
44%
50
Feb
Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
-
6%
Apr
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Roebuck
Oil
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Brick
5%
1,300
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400
46%
Jan
55 y8 Mar
Society
Brand Clothes Inc
34%
500
30
Jan
34% Mar
Socony
Vacuum
60%
62 %
300
53%
10
300
9%
18%
Jan
Jan
Jan
62%
21% Mar
13
21%
1,550
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2%
1,100
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2%
26%
100
25
Mar
26%
18
18
100
16
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20%
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10 V2 Mar
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13%
13%
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12%
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55%
57%
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46
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Co
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4%
26
24%
26
450
20
19
20
800
25
25%
400
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600
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4
23
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300
34%
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600
25
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300
2
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5
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26
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27
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32
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46
10
15
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100
400
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16
Feb
18%
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54% Jan
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200
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300
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100
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100
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13
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23%
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50
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300
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100
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19
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Jan
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81%
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22
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24
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31
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32
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22%
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2,300
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1,300
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700
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100
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19-% Apr
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19
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19
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12%
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13
49
48 %
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1,950
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28%
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28%
3
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100
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43%
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Jan
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Feb
53
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55
500
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41V4 Mar
64%
29%
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28
6%
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Apr
38%
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300
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26
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1,100
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32
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24%
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37
24%
Jan
63%
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100
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200
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10%
30%
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40%
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100
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40
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7
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57
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Mar
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Regis Paper Co
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Stockyards
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Jan
14
Jan
10%
61%
Apr
28%
5
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Jan
34%
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—
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41%
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49%
4
100
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57%
31
38% Mar
500
6
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RKO
100
68%
Jan
Apr
17
5
America (Un)
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Rexall Drug
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
130
24 Va
*
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Quaker Oats Co
Jan
2 %
200
Jan
1,400
*
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Company
16 %
88
15% Mar
89%
2,600
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1
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&
26
100
350
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17%
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12.50
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10
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1,300
10
9
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&
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Philco
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60%
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2%
13%
108%
Jan
2,600
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Apr
145
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108%
*
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2%
13%
106
39
28%
50
100
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Jan
Jan
19 v4 Mar
Jan
6
22%
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Peoples Gas Light &
Pepsi-Cola Co (Uni
15% Jan
6%
16%
Feb
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38% Jan
Jan
16%
23
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Great
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700
300
44
15%
38
28%
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Penn Controls Inc class A
10
Apr
38 y8
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Feb
10% Mar
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Airways (Un)—1
(Un)
1
Pen Co class A
41% Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
20
—
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Patterson-Sargent Co
Mar
31
World
American
Jan
10%
Apr
Feb
9%
800
__
3%
3
—
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(Un)
Car
60%
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250
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10
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Gibson Refrigerator Co
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7%
44
23
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General
Gillette
7%
7%
6
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18%
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9
9
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125
130
38 %
38%
5%
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16
18 V4
10%
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1
common
10%
16%
1,400
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41
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Corp
2% Mar
1
12
Co
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Motor
Packard
Public
10
76 %
Feb
100
10
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Apr
24
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11
2%
100
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Manufacturing
39%
24%
Jan
64%
3
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Northwest
Jan
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2%
19%
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450
800
10
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Northern
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Illinois
Northern
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Aviation
North
37 %
1
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—
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10
400
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19%
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24
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Apr
1
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19% Mar
National Standard Co
Richman
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Jan
5
National
Jan
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Gamble-Skogmo Inc
18%
5
Prod
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)—
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300
5
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39%
5
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Four-Wheel
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39%
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33
Jan
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22%
Jan
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37% Jan
10
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22%
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37
7
Apr
3
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Muskegon
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7
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common
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4.100
37%
27 V4
Jan
Jan
10
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31% Mar
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39%
1
Jan
25
26%
1
common
Portland
39%
5
29%
100
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Modine
39 %
10
Feb
10%
500
100
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Co
River Fuel
Cement
Co
Mississippi
Missouri
39%
—
11%
400
400
Mar
29%
16% Mar
Apr
27%
5
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de Nemours
Radio
Mar
106
2,700
~9
Jan
2,200
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1
Mining & Manufacturing..*
2,300
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Controller
Emerson
Feb
25%
10
Co
Kodak
Paper
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12%
92 %
10c
Air
Eastman
Feb
102
Feb
62%
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62% Mar
25%
20
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79
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(Un)
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Pont
21% Mar
27%
1
25
1
13%
1,000
Apr
33
Minnesota
14%
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Class
Jan
60%
1
Co
Co—;
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19%
33% Mar
25
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Dow
24% Feb
60%
25
Mar
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19%
13y4
25
76%
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&
Hart
&
14%
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Dodge
Jan
Ky
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
14%
Aircraft
Vultee
Motors
Detroit Edison
3%
2% Mar
of
Elec
&
(Glenn Li
Martin
25
common
preferred.;
Crane Company
Curtiss-Wright Corp
&
25
105
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
B
class
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*
preferred
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Continental
800
Jan
23%
Jan
common
Co
Lonergan
26% Jan
12% Jan
(Un)_;
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convertible
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10%
Jan
1%
21%
5
convertible
$1.40
150
Jan
Jan
1
Inc
Commonwealth
20%
100
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700
19%
25%
92%
62%
10
Cliff's
1.100
34%
62%
105
105
f
25
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Coleman
Deere
*
preferred
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34 V*
21%
10%
21%
25
*
34%
62%
10
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Chesapeake & Ohio (Uni
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:
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30
0
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1
0
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1
McNeil
Libby
National
Canadian
Jan
Jan
22
171/4
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38 Vb
400
Apr
34%
10
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1
common
preferred
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800
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Co
Lindsay
Feb
85
13%
63
31V2
4
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Jan
26% Jan
7%
200
—_—*
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Jan
Jan
3%
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Jan
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58
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live
23
68%
60
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1
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40 %
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8% Mar
23%
3%
35 %
12%
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Budd
33%
Feb
92%
200
1%
14
Jan
29% Jan
23
5
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Brown
10%
10
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Borg-Warner
Jan
100%
48%
48
48%
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50c
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10
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5
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1
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65%
Feb
300
7
6%
5%
3
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Feb
58
900
98%
95%
7
—
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38%
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9
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200
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Power & Light <Un)
100
Feb
40%
39%
15%
10%
30%
—
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Low
300
38%
13
61%
39%
16%
1
Chemical common
&
City
43 % Mar
Jan
36%
98%
Automatic
Alum
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp
(Un)
11%
700
35%
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10
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1,400
25
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61%
10
51% Mar
13% Feb
Jan
1,600
13
62 %
—
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164%
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&
200
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&
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500
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preferred———"
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Athey Products Corp
1
Atlantic Refining Co
10
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conv
9% Apr
Electric
&
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38%
13
21% Mar
12%
13
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5
49
50%
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7% Mar
38%
—
Ashland
Feb
Apr
Feb
30
5
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7
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American Tel & Tel Co—
100
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25
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Apr
22%
5
29%
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48%
20% Jan
15%
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American Investment Co
300
1,200
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of Prices
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for Week
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for Week
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compilation ot the round-lot transactions only
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100
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16
Feb
Jan
Jan
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3
Mar
Apr
Mar
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Feb
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Volume 179
Number 5315... The Commercial and
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United
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Walgreen
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1,900
70%
Feb
78%
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38%
Jan
45%
Apr
Apr
24%
1,100
21%
Jan
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Apr
5%
400
4%
Jan
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Abbott Laboratories
Mar
132%
Apr
Admiral
100.
,
34%
600
29%
Jan
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42%
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44%
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39%
Jan
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Apr
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25%
500
24%
40
40
100
38% Mar
63 7/8
62%
64%
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3,000
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29%
1,100
27%
Feb
64%
29%
Apr
29%
Feb
14
14
American Cvanamid Co
100
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
American
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46
77%
Apr
78
Mar
American
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100
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400
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2,000
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Jan
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American
42 %
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79
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11
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66
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31%
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31
Mar
57%
20
24% Mar
20%
30
20%
Jan
a
•
common
preferred
Company (The)
Gladding McBean & Co
Feb
35%
•
5
Gillette
<B
39%
•
(Un)
Utilities
Public
10
Corp common..;
Convertible" 2nd
General
Corp.
(Un)
Corp
Paint Corn
General
•
30% Mar
34%
.
Chem
&
General
100
30%
Machinery
General Motors
402
6c
13%
1
/
—
28%
500
*
Natural
preferred
Eastern
1
9%
7
10c
Co—5
a—
1
Mar
'
High
34
20%
26%
—
100
Apr
17
Ltd
Coppermines
General
Range since Jan
Low
20%
5
Mining
footnotes
10
5
United Engineering &
Foundry
United States Qlass common
For
11%
*
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell Spring & Axel
Toy
—
-
r
5
50
Apr
Feb
10%
8% Mar
415
61
40%
34% Jan
95%
14%
Chemical Ind Class A—•
Edison
Chemical
Ewa
27
26%
65
13%
..2% \
(Un)
Capwell
Eureka. Corp Ltd
High
31%
24
35%
10
—
Corp
Pittsburgh
San
1
128
16%
14%
0
(Un)
(Un)
Steel
Goodrich
*
...
Gas
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Mountain Fuel Supply
Natco
30%
8.50
Refractories
Manufacturing
Ale
Oil
Emporium
6%
*
.
Harbison
Low
,
988
a9
a 97%
33%
a
t ~~
Zelierbach Corp common.
d6': Pont
Jan
9%
Co
40'A
94%
9% Mar
for Week
Shares
Jan
U30 a30%
10
Feb
20'%
—
16
10
—_5.50
Ry
DomlHguen Oil
Douglas Oil of
Feb
"
Co
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Duquesne
Duquesne
Steel
Jan
9% Mar
200
1
(Un)
Doembecher Mfg Co
Feb
.
$3
Food
Range
16
50
116
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp cl A com
Class B common..
El
of Prices
Feb
32
a9%
a96% a96 %
'
1*'
Co
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Par
46
3
5
Curtis
••
Week's
Jan
a2G
__5
ll
Preferred
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
43%
33%
10
Solvents
Electric Bond
.
1,055
a8%
V
'
Apr
45%
a9%
—:
Motors ^Un)
Products Refinihg
'Crucible
'
Da
$2,000
84
7
35%
3
(Un)...
El
Allegheny
mm
_~2
4.
Co com
&
Vultee
Crown
Apr
36% Feb:
99
'
Jan
.0
Crocker First Natl Bank
5%
83%
1964
29%
a9%
—..——_1
Dow
75%
1,545
76'A Mar
5%
75%
Apr
35%
19%
Corn
Jan
5%
1975
20%
a9%
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Cons
87% Mar
34%
—1975
37 Va
Jan
3
Co
Pacific
Consolidated
'
A
Mar
15%
al8% al8%
'
-
a20
Continental
Apr
400
Jan
5%
10
36
925
34%
5
Ginger
Consolidated
Apr
69% Jan
35%
*
Woodward & Lothrop common
4s
J.
*
Sullivan
Ink
Consolidated
Jan
68%
1,203
13%
common
Jan
400
20V'*
a30%
1
(Un)
Cement
fConsolidated
28% Mar
4
---1
United Gas Improvement
Capital Transit
&
Commercial
33%. Apr
18%
*
Jan
a35
19
.^-.1
Commonwealth Edison
7% Jan
,32%
18%
2,731
■
Mar
65 Va
40%
Columbia Eroadcast Syst class A—2%
Columbia Gas System."(Un)—..
•
Jan
32%
5%
Apr
165
Jan
408
—
(Un)__
Clorox
.
37% Mar
4%
*
Corp
=
tt
18%
5%
——.100
.
A Apr
15% Mar
3,051
25%
35
Jan
59%
a
!
Cities Service Cor (Un)
Chemical Co
Jan
36%
25
Jan
156%
562
a8%
Chicago Mil St Paul RR pfd (Un)__100 "
Chrysler Corp
..I
25
Feb
\
25%
29"%
1,941
200
Celanese Corp of America
Central Eureka Corp
Mar
32%
1.451
63
31c
tout—
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Jan
16%
37%
35
5%
I.
Canadian Atlantic
Case
408
32
Apr
a9%
1
Corp
Corp
Hill
Canadian
Jan
24
36%
17%
llOc
Canada
24% Mar
10
32%
50
—
Gas
4*1*
'
1
(U11)
California
Feb
Feb
'36%
Jan
,
100
Calif Ore Power 67c pfd
(Un)
California Packing Corn—.....
5% Mar
Jan
20
—
—
series
Jan
Co—
Sun Oil Co
5s
13%
8%
?7%
13%
31c
Corp
Jackson Co
Byron
Feb
41%
5
Reading Co
Washington
70
%
Potomac Electric Power
common
10
Public Service El & Gas
common——•
$1.40 div preference com.:—
•
United
15%
97
Oil
Co
Calveras
Mar
22%
16%
1,430
5%
Burroughs
Apr
18%
481
*
Co
68%
Apr
588
10
Transportation
National
21
Jan
18%
9%
41
50
Common
Paper
Jan
58%
13%
V
Scott
20%
160
24%
—
Philadelphia Electric common....,—*
$1 div preference
common
•
Riggs
50
2,466
8%
com..—*
Feb
17%
a34%
j
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_.__.._>25
&
Rights
.
18%
68%
23%
17
(Un)__l3
(Un)
.1
Co
Chica
Bunker
Jan
13%
13%
Apr
Jan
3
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc7.
Comuany
Apr
18%
23%
1
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia
Mar
20%
1
Pennroad
Apr
48%
14%
P2
Co———
Borg-Warner
Jan
1.3%
*
34 Va
43% Mar
225
35%
5
Steel
Oil
Borden
Mar
23%
10
!
18
27%
5%
15
RR
Jan
65 %
10
;
34% Mar
340
17
10
Budd
1%
Goldenberg Co class A common..—..1
Hecht (The) Co common
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
200
Jan
15%
68%
-5
—
24%
8%
20%
5
<
_—
6% Mar
18
—..20
Corp
Brothers
18
87
48
164% 164%
Rights
30 % Mar
Garfinckel
,
Bishop
Feb
13
44%
:.
—0
Blair Holdings Corn (Un)_
Boeing Airplane Co cap (Un)..
Apr
6%
—
RR
Co..
Beech Aircraft Corp
Bendix. aviauoii Com
Benguet Cons Mining
29% Mar
13%
27%
Electric Storage
Battery
Fidelity & Denosit Co_
Finance Co of America
Jan
Apr
17
34%
a
5
(Un)
Oil
Bethlehem
28%
'
39%
57%
16%
(Un)—50
Petroleum
Bankline
9% Mar
Delaware Power &
Light common__13%
Duquesne Light Co
16"% Mar
Feb
62%
5
(U11)
Beckman Instruments.....
Jan
11% Mar
2,201
Bandini
22% Mar
33%
25% Jan
'-706
62%
Feb
165% Mar
Jan
29%
110
5
48%
Jan
925
-
Jan
36 %
10
Line
Mfg Corp
Jan
15%
130
—
52% Mar
33%
5
Co
Gas
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
]
High
Jan
1,623
28%
13%
25
Publishing Co
'
9
4%
50
Company
Chrysler
123
20%
1
—
Low
47%
31%
v
Avco
11%
210
Range since Jan 1
High
164%
163
„13
Baltimore Transit Co—
Common
Budd
164%
45%
20%
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
—
Low
47%
—100
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic City Elec Co
Shares
445
16%
20
Cbrp (Un)
Atok-Big Wedge
for Week
13
16%
——,
50
Atlas
Sales
Range
Coast
Kenning
12%
a38% a39 V*
17%
—*
Corn—
Atlantic
Feb
a—
—
48
25
(Un)—
(111) (Un)
Topeka & Sa"ta Fe
Atlantic
Exchange
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stores Co__
American Tel & Tel—
Stock
51
a33% a34%
0
Armour & Co
Atchison
185
*
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana
Armco
lOiu
Bank
Oil
57% "
25
Corp
Nali
Jan
~.
10d
Copper Mining
Arkansas Fuel
200
S
Co
Woolen Co
Anaconda
47
'
20
Co
American
8%
Jan
a—
Refining—
Tel
&
Jan
24%
22% Mar
140
.in
(Un)
ri
«v.
315
529
13
25
tUni.—
Ltd
21% Mar
Mar
50%
16%
Foundry (Un)
46%
20
50%
a39 %
American Smelting &
Common
(Un)
Tel
1
(Un)_.l
com
44% Mar
57%
(Urr)._——:—12%
Co
24
a86% a88 %
50%
*
<Un)
25
40
30
23%
*
——
Htgh
Low
100
a20% a20%
24
20
Ltd
Range since Jan 1
High
a46 % a48%
20%
a
—*
Dye Corp (Un)
25
Wisconsin
Radio
Aluminium
.121/2
Wisconsin
Zenith
9% Apr
—10
Corp—
&
Chemical
(Un)
common.
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Mar
Shares
•
1
—10
—
Machine
8
Co
for Week
Low
-5
common
Corporation
32%
Sales
Range
Par
34
9%
Wieboldt Stores Inc common
$4.25 preferred
Wisconsin Bankshares
Sheet
126
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
441/4
—
Yates-Amer
Friday
STOCKS
78%
45%
132% 132%
5
Iron Works
Youngstown
High
24%
24 »/2
—20
Western Union
Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp——
White Motor Co
Wrigley
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
High
75%
I
common
Co
9
5%
10
(Un).
(Del)
APRIL
44%
His
(Un)
Corp
Dorn
Corp.
Co
Co
Low
*
California
United
Shares
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
,,
& Tel
(Un)
(Un)
com
1.30
1
30%
•
(Un)„•
a
38%
33 %e
50
a63
8%
a65
16%
7%
(Un>—•
16'A
218
8%
8%
300
1.00
Jan
1.40
Feb
56%
Jan
61% Mar
14
Jan
16% Mar
8% Mar
9%
Feb
B6
The Commercial and Financial
J1644)
Chronicle... Monday, April
12, 1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Johns-Manvllle
Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Kaiser
623/4
63%
458
a213/4 a22%
Preferred
—
1
«.
_
Kaiser Motors Corp
31%
50
Corp com
a227/fl
a51 %
29%
a
(Un)
203/8
Jan
22 % Mar
26%
Jan
33
23/a
•
23/8
Feb
2%
76%
480
66
Jan
76%
Apr
45
620
39%
Jan
45% Mar
2%
800
Riverside
R K
R
Leslie Salt Co
McNeill &
Libby
Libby
Loc^eed Aircraft
(R
H)
Martin
Co
19%
7
23%
23%
Jan
1,945
23%
18%
Jan
39%
192
39%
Apr
13%
13%
415
13% Mar
3%
3%
3%
100
16%c
(Un)___
27%
27%
3c
3c
10c
Utilities (Un)
a21%
Morrison-Knudsen
(Un)
62%
Co
29%
Feb
3c
Jan
Shasta
1.05
Jan
Feb
13% Mar
18
Jan
17%
Jan
18%
<
Jan
Jan
Jan
30
Fibres
National
Auto
National
Distillers
National
Gypsum
Natomas
N
Y
RR
1
18%
1,178
17%
17%
425
17% Mar
20%
24%
24%
369
20%
Jan
4%
Jan
American
Aviation
American
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Oil
5 %1o
preferred
v
(Un)_.
Ohio
Ohio
Oil
Oliver
Onomea
Pabco
Products
Can
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
Gas
6%
Standard
Oil
5%
red
14% Mar
900
12c
Jan
16%
Mar
76
60%
Feb
64
Mar
16
Apr
18
Mar
2.70
200
2.70
2.70
20
Apr
3%
ie%
__5
Lighting
al7%
1,274
14%
Jan
7%
300
7%
Jan
12
14%
Jan
Pacific
1,033
5%
Jan
120
29%
Jan
40%
41%
5,298
39%
Jan
Petroleums
25
35%
35 %
913
33%' Jan
32%
32%
290
30%
33
1st
Tel
Jan
Pacific
Western
Packard
Oil
Motor
Pan American
Co
515
28%
Jan
29% Mar
28%
365
26%
Jan
28% Mar
Union
Oil
28%
490
27% Jan
28% Mar
Union
28 %
28%
549
27%
28 % Mar
United
36V4
35%
36%
Jan
33%
2,765
Feb
36%
Philco
8%
Jan
12 % Mar
United
Can
148
20%
Jan
21% Mar
United
Corp of
28%
2,151
26%
Jan
28% Mar
United
118% 119%
159
114%
Jan
120% Mar
32%
Jan
37% Mar
3%
Apr
9%
Jan
28%
35%
35%
100
3%
31/2
750
850
11
10%
11
16
Feb
15% Mar
550
16%
27%
•
25
a30 a30%
U
Pullman
Pure
Oil
Co
36%
35%
a32%
4%
14
Jan
S
Preferred
Raytheon
(Un)_
Mfg
(Un)
Jan
45%
a58
275
46%
Jan
54%
Feb
73/8
524
7%
Jan
313/8
557
313a
Apr
63/8 Mar
Jan
36%
79
29%
Feb
32%
Mar
Feb
Jan
4%
Apr
58%
Feb
63
Jan
West
Coast
Life
Jan
34% Mar
Western
Ail
47%
657
41%
Jan
47%
Apr
Western
Dept
Apr
56%
Apr
Western
82
Jan
Apr
a__
—
38%
Feb
23
Jan
Jan
320
185/s Mar
18%
18%
678
16%
Jan
19% Mar
13%
30
13
Feb
13%
13
13
100
113/4
Jan
14% Mar
__
343/4
35
764
31%
Jan
36% Mar
__
69%
Apr
68%
68%
254
58%
Jan
22%
223/a
1,037
20
Jan
23
^8%
27 Va
29
Feb
29
Apr
aj.5%
Mar
Apr
Mar
5,069
253/s
al4% al5%
46
13 %
Jan
14
183/4
322
15%
Jan
18%
—
183/4
Apr
713/4 Mar
77%
Apr
39
Jan
463s
Apr
203/4
Jan
23%
Apr
76
77%
384
44%
46%
1,934
123 Va
23
23%
550
•£•
57
57
363
463/8
Jan
57
Apr
24%
925
21%
Jan
24%
Apr
12
Apr
—
\
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23%
|24%
t
11
Jan
5
Jan
I 27%
Apr
29
Feb
293/4
Jan
33%
Apr
39 Va
Jan
44%
Apr
Jan
2.85
Feb
Jan
11%
Feb
817
12
12
5%
53/8
150
t%29
27%
29
1,018
f
33 %
33%
385
•
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423/4
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4,871
5
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2.65
2.75
500
2.60
10%
10%
519
93/4
32% a33 %
100
29
29%
415
298
300
115
12
I;
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__
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1
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a
$
■__
a
52c
52c
60c
,
538
Apr
53/8
5%
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32%
32%
26%
'
75c
Jan
3%
Apr
Jan
308
Apr
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.
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29%
Jan
298
2,025
|
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2,600
45%
________1
Insurance
Union
28
1,997
23%
Jan
28 *
a32% a33 %
85
26%
Jan
Lines
35
179
32%
Jan
35
9%
9%
225
8%
Jan
10% Mar
Inc
(Un)_—5
Mar
5% Mar
Jan
Woolworth
Apr
Cab
Yellow
Apr
(F
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Co
Preferred
Apr
10 Va
Apr
Jan
10
Feb
a39%
a41
96
64 Va
63
64%
1,089
503/4
Jan
42%
42%
586
42%
Apr
53/4
53/4
335
18%
183/4
10
J
1
T
39% Mar
Mar
39
-
64 Va
/
Apr
Feb
45
__
18%
25
-
32%
Jan
9%
2,474
__
10
common
Jan
9
170
9%
a|o%
10
_12%
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
27
,
10%
9%
25c
Telegraph
Elec
221
10%
19%
1
(Un)
Stores
31% Mar
9%
72%
a__
1
10
5
(Un)
Apr
35
_5
37%
50
Apr
4
Preferred
2.25
271/a
110
29%
46%
a33Va
867
a|2%
32
56%
82
19
3
65
290
a803/4
80%
14% al4%
a37 % a37%
a
61% Mar
a—
■i
1
2%
(Un)
Co
Petroleum
150
56%
Jan
a__
«S2%
10
Co
Equipment
2.25
56%
523/4
82
19
Washington Water Power
*
Wells Fargo Bank & U T ________100
Westat.es Petroleum com (Un)
J
Apr
3%
581
63
Jan
4,589
f.
Apr
1,835
V
f
28 3/8
603/4
__
1
5
(Un)
Sugar
34%
25
Co
40%
13%
|
(Un)_____ *
Corp common.
2.25
1
_i
275
__
}
(Un)
34%
•
common
45%
59%
18%
i
m,
(Un)
Rubber
Victor
16% Mar
31%
61%
*
of America
Corp
Rayonier Inc
17
45% Mar
31%
__
T
Feb
650
41/2
4%
f
1
(Un)
Del
Corp
Westinghouse
Radio
Jan
Jan
5
CUn)
Glass
&
Utah-Idaho
30% Mar
18%
500
a32% a33%
•
•
(Un)
15%
36%
Feb
36%
15%
P10
•
7.50
(Un)
Inc
455
2,196
10
Inc
Gas
U S Steel
Feb
4
11
15%
15%
12%
!
(Un)
1434 Mar
Jan
13
42%
2
Corp
Lines
785
33 %c
(Un)
Corp
8%
620
41 % Mar
16%
a 76%
al4%
37%
Apr
11%
•
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
1,794
73/8
't
'
California common__25
Aircraft
211%
3
Phelps Dodge Corn
403a Mar
a56
'60%
12%
11
50
(Un)
Co
40% Mar
Jan
25
Oil
Carbon
&
Co of
Air
Warren
Cola
Jan
35%
40
f
5
7.50
Inc
Corp
21%
(Un)___l
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1
Pepsi
32%
16%
a57%
1
Sugar
World Airways
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
383
1,102
28%
12%
__
__
10
Airlines
Carbide
Union
29%
28%
4
(Un)
40%
40%
40
43
Mar
28%
100
Corp
3,975
20 %
27
|l%
._____!
__
Corp
World
Trans
Tri-Continental
*
common
(Un)_
(Un)____
1
^ommon
i*
5
(Un)
Associated
Water
Tide
Transamenca
29%
28%
Tel
&
%
5
(Un)
Texas Company
6%
28%
preferred
Pacific
jr
27%
15
Mold Corp
Sylvanla Electric Products
28%
•
com
Apr
__
*10%
-
25
cap
(Un)
(Un)
Super
36% Mar
25
25
Ltd
28%
.1
J„
Inc
McKee
Sunset
41% Mar
a30% a31%
41%
(Indiana)
N
Sunray Oil CorD
Jan
30% Mar
6%
6%
Drug
25
Pacific Public Service
Apr
Jan
|
3l%
Corp
Studebaker Corp
16% Mar
6%
25
common
Apr
93%
•
1
2
California
of
of
25
Corp
19%
Jan
(Un)
Inc
Co
Oil
United
Pacific
Jan
79%
Feb
16%
10
A
12
190
Mar
8%
16
7%
5
ser
(Un)
Co
Co
Warner
Sterling
Jan
al7% al7%
16%
•
__5
_25
preferred
2,045
•
common
Oil
Stanley
Feb
3%
125
—
19%
93%
5
Co
—
Standard
Feb
18c
16
preferred
red
216
17c
16
red preferred
5%
16%
15c
a64% a64%
1st preferred
4.80
5%
16%
a64%
preferred
1st preferred—
Apr
17%
93%
2
iUn)
Mar
•
1st
5%%
—
23 % Mar
23
B
common
f
62%
Apr
Brands
Mar
(Un)
59% Mar
Apr
Standard
41
Corp
638
34% Mar
20% Mar
Jan
Electric
&
623/8
34%
Sperry Com
Spiegel Inc
Mar
38%
4
61%
Jan
23
481
Aggregates
J an
84% Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
41
common
Apr
22%
69%
32%
21
41
Co
70%
19% Mar
125
32%
Railway
41
Inc
Amer
Jan
630
200
Southern
Jan
Fisheries
Pacific
Pacific
90
20%
83%
70%
263
22% Mar
3%
(Un)
70%
20
83%
__
34
Jan
1,140
Sugar Co
68%
Apr
34%
20%
3%
class
Mar
34
77
3%
Filters
7c
34
1,275
3%
(Un)
Co
United
J an
$ 34
28
(Un12
Co
Edison
5c
14,000 /'
y? 34
(Un)
a22% a22%
___1
.
6c
25
preferred
6%
Pacific
120
1
Oil Co
Oceanic
Apr
6c
26 % Mar
Standard
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
Occidental Petroleum Corp
1534
35%
Calif Petroleum
62
24%
Apr
Jan
Co
Feb
Jan
15%
Jan
Southern
Jan
21%
3,010
Feb
Southern
17%
755
153/4
32 %
Southern
55%
Mar
24 VA
15%
__
%
33
Mar
33
15 U;
233/4
38
Feb
115
a37% a37%
Apr
Mar
& Apr
25%
29 % Mar
142
9
43
Apr
363
Jan
23
Jan
Jan
32
1,058
20%
57%
8%
383/a
18,436
35
29% Mar
23
50O
1,240
A
26
26
57%
9
42%
Sir
41%
Jan
1
Northrop Aircraft Inc
8%
42%
26
Jan
25
100
■
Northern Pacific Railway
Apr
34%
18%
Jan
Feb
40
Feb
.
40%
27%
18%
37
^26
25
20
115
$4%
590
19%
40
40%
296
19%
Mar
5%
£ 41
Co com
29%
160
6
Feb
15
(Un)
23%
21
Jan
Jan
590
(Un)__*
Oil
Calif Edison
a4%
21
35
3%
4%
3 20
Cumulative
23%
25
Jan
10
10
34%
preferred 4.32%
25
Conv preferred 4.48%_—________25
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A—25
Socony-Vacuum
American Investment—
preferred
6%
%
•
29%
27%
34
a5%
a53/8
34%
__
5
(Un)
Corp
a4%
a22%
55% Mar
—
.
•
North
Feb
a53/8
__
Feb
5%
52%
39%
25% Mar
*
Power
North
North
'
•
1
10
capital
Co
18
1
_
(Un)__^
Mohawk
,
__5
(Un)
Products
(Un)
Company
Central
Niagara
Inc
205
'•
:
'
Apr
14
42
*
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A_
62%
32%
Apr
a55% a57%
_15
(Un)
_____—
Sinclair
Jan
1,180
32%
Co
33% Mar
Jan
Apr
29 V2
A
15%
50
(Un)_1.40
1
—I——*
22% Mar
56%
14
5
(Un)
Corp
Co-
&
Water Co
Oil
Shell
Southern
Nash-Kelvinator
(Un)
Cem
Jan
32%
39%
Jan
|8%
10
Industries common
Co—____
Jan
Mar
51% Mar
Feb
2d
—
fc
____P.10
—
Paper
Sears Roebuck
25
62%
31%
10
Scott
513
a33% a33%
*
Feb
Port
Cruz
Santa
Schenley
21%
20%
150
Jah
36%
2,160
__
|
(Un)__w_—;
10
(Un)
—___5
,v
Co
Mining
Jan
82c
5,940
a21% a21%.
*
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co.
92c
88c
88c
5
48%
1,452
29%
45%
10
5
Gas & Elec_
Mauricio
Jan
2c
679
39%
38
j.
Feb
Jan
Lead
Paper
Diego
San
23% Mar
41 %
14
Regis
San
Apr
27
16,400
St
3%
19%
270
10c
21% Mar
Jan
2%
11
a21% a2l%
a21%
__•
Lode Mines
M J & M & M Cons
22%
50%
39
;•//'
Rights W.
St
Joseph
25% Mar
39%
——
Stores Inc
Safeway
Jan
22%
Jan
17
Bros
S and W Fine Foods Inc—
Feb
1.50
57% Mar
13%
22%
36% Mar
Jan
56%
1,129
.v.
Jan
16
1,336
56% a56%
1
Mindanao Mother
Power
18%
a
•
Inc (Un)
Montana-Dakota
18%
Corp
Theatres
O
K
Roos
17 Va Mar
Jan
28%
Corp com
93/8 Mar
Apr
22%
105
a23% a23%
a23%
18
(Un)
Co
Co
Montana
Feb
9
10
(Un)
Co
South Util Inc__
Middle
Jan
1.40
1
Robbins Inc
Mfg
&
26%
170
•
(Glenn»__
Navigation
Merck
836
1.50
*
(Un)
Meier & Prank Co Inc
Menasco
34%
1.50
0
common—
Bancorporation
McKesson &
32%
*
Marine
Matson
370
33%
_J
Calculators
Marchant
755
9%
7
Corp
Lyons-Magnus class B
Macy & Co
34
9
Jan
36
Jan
33%
33%
9
10
15
a5%
(Un)__25
(Un)
1
(Un)—
1
*
1
class A
Co
Cement
Pictures
O
132
l
49%
£
Jan
733/4
76%
2.50
—
?9%
a57%
High
Low
High
al7 al7%
39%
1
•
Richfield Oil Corp__
50% Mar
Jan
47
—
Low
10
(Un)
Co
Manufacturing
Rheem
r
-
Repuunc Sieei Corp
(Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B
Apr
(
50c
(Un)
Remington Rand
Jan
Apr
42%
1
;
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kem County Land
69 %
62 3/4
391
Range Since Jan. 1
"
*
Par
3,771
a52
49%
Week
Shares
'
443
33
.or
of Prices
•'
High
Low
Sales
Range
.
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
63%
10
(Un)
Chem
&
Alum
•
(Un)
Shares
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
LOW
Par
i
-
'•/ Friday
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
Week'a
Friday
San Francisco Stock Exch. (Cont.)
'^-(Si-
APRIL 9
WEEK ENDED
53/4
183/4
6%
Apr
Jan
1834
Apr
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
9
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
lie Price
of Prices
Shares
7riday
Montreal Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
Anglo
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Power
01.50
&
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
5%
Paper common
preferred
—
Sugar
common
Low
20%
19%
20%
25
25%
7
7%
al8% al8%
2,150
100
Jan
20%
Apf
Asbestos
Apr
263A
Feb
Atlas
7%
173/a
100
Feb
18% Mar
Bathiirst
common
Ltd
Power
101
101
10
Jan
101
Can 4%
43%
1,005
393/4 Mar
47
Feb
Bell
571/4
56
58%
8,862
46
58%
Apr
Brazilian
preferred__25
2nd preferred
100
f
25
25
25
305
106
106
106
265
Jan
233/4 Mar
104
Feb
&
Paper
Canadian Stock
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
rracCioa
Apr
British
American
Mar
British
American
Oil
Columbia
Elec
C
i%
Apr
Jan
29%
Apr
12
5,681
1,400,
24%
10%
Feb
16%
Feb
46
46%
80
403/4
Jan
47
22
260
19
Jan
22
Apr
41%
42
39%
Jan
42
Mar
8
8%
9,751
7,319
Co, Inc.
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Power
44%
Columbia
Telephone
Bruck
Bulolo
Calgary
Canada
Gold
86
Feb
91%
Jan
580
48 %
Jan
-
Apr
99
52
Apr
Apr
Jan
•
■'20%
20%
21
2,557
173/4
Jan
38
38%
2,578
35%
Jan
1.64
1.74
13,268
1.63 Mar
1.74
Apr
9V» Mar
11%
Jan
28
38%
■
1.74
•
It.
10%
all
37%
640
6.00
37%
30
363/4
a
6.00
-
102% 102%
150
15
,
35 %
Jan
5.65
Feb
100%
Jan
6 3%
21
Jan
Apr
39% Mar
39
7.25
Feb
Feb
102% Mar
92
93,
633
85%
Feb
30
30
169
28%
Feb,.
30
—10
20
20%
531
19%
Jan
22
Jan
Power Corp
•
11%
11%
125
10 3%
12
Mar
1st preferred
100
100
*
•
Foundries
Canada
Northern
preferred
Steamship
5%
81%
90
52
5%
.
20
common
Iron
Safeway
30
99
Apr
4,605
.100
pfd
86
51
Apr
6 3/4
5
Canada
Canada
86
99
-
17%
23%
Feb
Jan
63/8
Dredging—
5%
16
20%
f:-6%
•
Power
10
7,145
*
i.
Cement
23%
>2
100
*
class A
Products
$1.30 preferred
NEW YORK
23
.
Mills Ltd
1
al6% al6%
"
w/u
Apr
52
Rights
Building
,
pfd__100
Forest Products
British
W. C. Pitfield &
•
*
___100
Columbia
New
page 41.
Co
pfd
Columbia
Canada
see
R
preferred
2nd
For footnotes
Apr
88%
•
common
British
30 Broad Street
Apr
14 %
Feb
'14
87
25
25
Est quotations
all
443/4
Jan
A—•
class
106
British
on
Jan
123/4
82%
29%
mgnc & Power
Bank Note Co
43/4%
Orders bandied
39%
655
372
113/4
Telephone
5%
on all
Canadian securities.
700
88%
26
British
Aluminum Co of
^9% Ma r
14%
43,3/4
Apr
42
•
Ltd
Jan
Apr
63/8 Mar
'
Corp
Steels
43
__
4P%
21%
preferred
•
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
35
4%%
pfd—50
•
100
•
•
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4y2%
Argus Corp Ltd common
25
2,995
7%
al8%
High
16%
14,573
25
*
preferred
Range since Jan 1
Low
•
High
Low
Paper—
&
/Irs.
High
28
*
A
Pulp
Canadian
Range since Jan 1
High
for Week
Par
Abltibl
Low
Par
Canadian Funds
new
common
pfd—y-^l5Qt
I 92%
80
100%
al02
al04V4
al02
27
100%
23
23
24
284
12%
12%
141
102 102 %
23
12 %
Feb
98
Jan
Feb
Jan
102 %
Feb
102 % Mar
Apr
Apr
24
Apr
Mar
12% Mar
179
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Number 5315
...
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(1645)
CANADIAN MARKETS
$
RANGE
'
FOR
WEEK ENDED
APRIL
9
y
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Weed's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian Bronze 5%
preferred
Canadian Canners Jutd—-—
Canadian Car & Foundry
Low
•
_
100
$1.75
Chemical
20
23%
6%
Morse
pfd__25
23%
Bridge
80
16
16
J.6
9 %
24%
151/2
class A
18%
6%
287/a
10
Jan
II
7%
r
41
100
36
Jan
41
Mar
55
i
303/8
5,680
27%
Jan
200
4.60
Jan
16%
4,710
250
7% Mar
12% Mar
25
al3%
l-al4
170
101
.101
10
•
39%
39%
16%
*
11
a
Chemical common—•
16%
Apr
8% Feb
133/b Mar
13% Mar
100
6%
*
5%
&
Howard Smith
4,085
23
680
2,513
Jan
8%
Jan
ey«
23
Feb
8
Jan
18
25%
;9%
290
14%
common
,
of
B
5%
&
383/4
670
323/4
Jan
i
23
15% Mar
100
Jan
101
,
3,190
193/4
Jan
23
44y2
Jan
48%
Jan
45%
33 3/4
33
4,496
X
40
28 %
44
6
1,575
,
895
39%
4.00
40%
3,473
4.00
.{4.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
34%
6 3/4
Flour
40%
Jan
40
Apr
Jan
44
25
37% ■:..r 38
38
4.00
16
6,446
34Va
.
Apr
38
Apr
31% Apr
Jan
Mar
11%
700
11%
Apr
12 3/4
Jan
*
12%
12%
865
10
Feb
12%
Apr
50
Jan
57
Jan
Cotton
Works
&
Leaseholds
(Geo)
Jan
23
2.59
131
•
56
55
57
2,620
———*
5.25
5.40
275
*
-.
37%
37%
85
30
Mar
3.45 Mar
Jan
135
Jan
35
79
96
common
preferred
Ltd
100
100%
100 100%
*
——
preferred
-
19
a
*
common
a
19%
4.75
Jan
5.80 Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
393/4
Apr
18% Mar
73/4 Feb
50
9
297
25%
250
26%
125
9%
24%
243/4
—
100%
Apr.
26%
20
Jan
9% Apr
20% Jan
25%
30
26
Feb
263/8 Mar
36
Jan
40 3/4
Apr
40
40
403/4
1,647
10
44
44
44%
302
42
%
Jan
44 % Mar
29
29
29%
972
27%
Jan
351/4
35
35%
33
Jan
421%
42%
431/2
1,415
2,463
30% Feb
353/4 Mar
37%
Jan
44
Canadian Stock
Canadian
Apr
Mar
Par
Belding-Corticelli
1%
Limited
Jan
Range
Low
Brown
Company
$5
1st preferred
conv
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
26 %
27
2,835
8
9%
9
93/b
7,645
7%
2.50
2.50
2.50
3,950
1.20
Feb
alO
alO
100
1
1
10
Feb
13
Feb
9
Jan
10
Mar
87/b
Jan
12%
11%
ll7/a
650
97
Apr
2.60 Mar
13
98
257
50%
5.25
Jari"
Feb
93/a
110
10
*
——*
27
Jan
100
10
113/4
25
825
alO alO%
cl B_—*
—
High
Jan
*
common
$3.00 2nd preferred—
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Shares
27
—-—-100
Columbia Packets Ltd
for Week
of Prices
*
com
preferred
British
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Arcan Corporation Ltd-
Exchange
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Canada
&
Canada
Dominion
Malting
52
1,075
5.25
5.25
350
Gen
Canadian
./
7%
Sugar
•
18 3/4
10
Xrrr
Jan
Feb
88
Jan
98
Feb
49%
Jan
52
Apr
Feb
4.90 Mar
1,888
Ltd
Co
Canadian
5.25
*
57
57
295
Co Ltd—50
a550
a550
4
Electric
Investments
Industries
preferred
Ltd
Ltd
183/4
*
a25
a25
43%
46
53%
Jan
233/4
Jan
25% Mar
46
Apr
18
162
Feb
165
Feb
a70
a70
16
76
Mar
80
Jan
Canadian
—1
4.85
4.70
4.85
425
24%
Apr
a2.75
Jan
alO
alO
104
11
Mar
11
Feb
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd-—*
Canadian Silk Products Corp class A_*
Canadian Western Lumber Co
*
a2.75
85
10%
.10%
10%
200
10
Mar
12%
Jan
Canadian
62
62
61
62
Apr
102
70
129
Jan
4,476
54
Jan
571
19
Jan
85
160
78
Mar
293/4
28%
29%
450
28% Mar
31%
32%
31%
32%
250
301/2 Mar
33
243/4
24%
24%
2,255
21%
Jan
16
16%
425
15%
Feb
16%
19%
170
25% Mar
193/4
—
170
Feb
450
Jan
35
Mar
57% Mar
Jan
'
4,833
100
19
Jan
17
454
5
45
*
com
18%
Apr
'132
'63%
7.50
*
23%
63%
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Marconi Company—
Apr
*
30
30
17
580
205
283/4
Jan
193/4
Apr
Industries
Catelli Food
Celtic
193/4
Westinghouse
7%
pfd_;
105
20
20
200
83/4
100
8 3/4
Apr
Advertising cl B—._
3.50
3.75
650
3.35
Feb
Jan
32
Mar
11%
11%
Combined Enterprises Ltd
475
93/8
Jan
11%
Apr
113/4
:12%
2,406
107%
Jan
123/4 Mar
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A—
16% al6%
19
50
13
Jan
17
;; -19
2.50
cl
18
605
,£.60
2.50
*
350
1.75
8%
,8%
100
8
a22
a22
f.a22
77
183/a
19%
2,405
Jan
a__
19%
B—*
17%
19
Jan
Feb
9
Jan
9
100
a75c
57
a23
a23
16
473/8
46
47%
•6,080
13%
13%
5
41
40%
41%
Preferred
Crain Ltd
Crown
(R L)
Zellerbach
Corp
Apr
Dominion
Oilcloth
Jan
Dominion
Square
Apr
8% .Feb
Dominion
Structural
18
S
18
450
18
Apr
18 3/4
X' 82
450
81
Jan
82
&
Steel
8%
8%
f 83/e
8,200
7%
303/4
32%
1,755
261%
16
*. 16
235
16
24%
;>25
-24%
590
23%
Jan
25
Apr
Fleet
340
23
Feb
24 %
Apr
Ford
16%
16%
1,115
15%
Jan
Jan
103
,;103
65
IOO1/4
Feb
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
*
——.
25
24%
——*
16%
100
com.
5
alOVi al0%
al2%
*
9%
Jan
25
113/4
Jan
13 % Mar
25
Feb
26%
35%
",f6
90
67%
65%
6^2
1,085
30%'
-Jl
127
al50
23
23
Apr
75
35%
*
163/i
103
745
*
—100
Apr
16% Mar
12%
25
*.
32%
-2ft%
a
25
*
common
)7an
Jan
Mar
32%
Jan
36
58
Feb
67%
Apr
Jan
6%
red
Co
of
5
'33
30% Mar
25
150
22%
Jan
Jan
31%
152
CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
JAMES
ST.
Telephone
Branch
Apr
-
Jan
22
Jan
25%
27%
Jan
33
Apr
66
66
660
66
Jan
66 %
Jan
34
35
175
21
Feb
35
Apr
4%
*
4%
28
28
25
1.60
1.65
•
893/4
86
90 %
3,700
4,740
*
a90c
a90c
6
100
class
27%
27%
20
A
com
124
124
70
22%
23%
8,560
51%
23
51%
114
4%
200
28
1.65
28
Apr
1.70 Mar
1.20
Jan
633/4
Jan
95c
Feb
25%
Feb
28
Jan
124
104
Jan
6% Feb
Apr
243/4 Mar
90%
Apr
1.00
'
Jan
Jan
Apr
19
Jan
23% Mar
75
51
Feb
51%
31
Feb
31
'
*
*
Apr
(Frank W)
class
A
31
9%
4.50
4.50
-
Feb
31
25
93/4
135
93/4
Jan
93/4
Jan
4.50
.
100
4.10
Jan
4.85
Jan
Mar
International
A
Paints
(Can)
Ltd—
-*
-
Utilities
(Alfred)
11
•
com
__
11
U
13
8
*
Ltd
8%
17
a53
50
9
520
a26% a26%
a53
5 |
5%
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
8
Mar
26
Jan
26 % Mar
52
Feb
57
Mar
Mar
Feb
12
A—*
41
41%
200
40
Feb
42
Feb
—*
17
17
225
151/8
Jan
17
Mar
60
100
541/2
Jan
60
Mar
Feb
96
Mar
4.00
Jan
5.00 Mar
PL-950i|
6%
Inc
Groceterias
Co
Ltd
(Walter
class
M)
preferred
Mersey
Offices: *4
Paper
10
Ltd
Co
P. Q.
25
10%
92
4.00
4.00
90
alO a 10%
175
10
Jan
10 %
90
Jan
91
a85
a85
20
91/8
91/4
405
53/4
Jan
10
1.65
1.65
1.65
100
1.40
Jan
5
32%
31%
32%
Canada
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
alO%
25
9%
Mica
Ltd
60
a96 a96 %
*
Light & Pow Co Ltd com—•
of
all% all%
—,-1
Mexican
ST. JOHNS,
35
Mar
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
—*
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4% pfd
—100
Melchers Distilleries Limited com
*
.
-
Jan
42
Hydro-Electric Securities Corporation-*
Lambert
WEST§MONTREAL
SHERB&DOKE
44
15
660
790
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co Ltd
Lowney Co Ltd
St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
TROIS-RIVIERES
Apr
41% Mar
24
& Rub of Can Ltd—*
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd com
.*
Class A preferred
*
Loblaw
STOCKS EXCHANGE
STOCK EXCHANGE
MEMBERS: MONTREAL
ST.
Apr
14
42
•
Investment Foundation Ltd
6%
conv preferred
TORONTO
Jan
Jan
47%
Mar
24 % Mar
HART
123/4 Mar
34
80c
a—
33
Goodyear Tire
Class
&
285
804
/
20
preferred
Interprovincial
SAVARD
—— —
Jan
Apr
3.75 Apr
9
Apr
42
Ltd
Can
407/a
—
8 3/4
23%
/ 32
Horner Ltd
alSO
'
10%
Motor
.
Apr
a—
42
*
Eastern Steel Products Ltd—
Federal Grain Ltd $1.40 pfd—.
Manuiacturing
Mar
'
105
23%
Ltd
32%
*
Jan
67/8
70c
£1
Feb
__*
Corp—
———-—*
common
—
Mar
Mar
68
*
Linoleum
—*
...
:
—
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
19%
82
com:
——
Jan
a__
*
—.
Apr
2.80 Mar
9
a70c
David & Frere Limitee class A
50
Dominion Engineering WorkSi—-x——*
Mar
Jan
a„
Feb
2.75 Mar
Jan
20
113/4
a
105
2.50
31
5%
Jan
83/4
105
B—
11%
*
Ltd
100
class
Ltd
_*
:
A
—
♦
4.70
——
Co
Claude Neon Gen
Ltd
Co
Products Ltd
Knitting
*
•
A)
class
1
Feb
132
Casmont
*
com
245/a
84
*
1181
18
14% Mar
32%
29
11%
Jan
6.00
,
5
Chemical
Mar
11%
16
Mar
38% Mar
Apr
Mar
59%
Products
QUEBEC
3,128
Apr
25
•
General
131%
Ltd
276
230
31%
25%
Feb
10
Apr
63
preferred
Steel
38
303/4
Jan
Apr
34%
common—5
Oil
Mills
36%
10
Apr
39
25
al6% al6%
*
——5
Mines
4,307
38
31%
Feb
23'/a
24
36
a
Apr
.
100
&
18
18
*
Apr
705
5%
Apr
38
V2
preferred
Drug
30
Apr
31%
Banks—
Apr
25
3,151
39
Export
Locomotive
868
a25
52%
140
10,500
Zellers Limited
Apr
45%
423/4
common
class A
25%
Jan
Jan
130 % Mar
29
Walker Gooderham
Apr
48%
44
priority
new
25
Jan
52
383/4
.
43%
40
Preferred
Ontario
Feb
40%
Niagara Wire Weaving
7 r/c
48%
30
National Steel Car
(Ogilvie
25
38
*
5%
iNoranda
15
52
——40
*
(Robt)
25
a24%
•
Jan
101
i"6%
B
National
16 %
101
——20
Ltd
15
a24%
16%
Jan
6%
.—
Bloedel
Corp
al40
Wabasso
Feb
W)
MeColl Frcntenac
Morgan
260
22
50
25
15
al40
•
-
Jan
common—
C
110
—
Apr
I
243/4 Mar
„——-
.Molson Breweries
; Montreal
al6
53/4
35%
(John)
—
52%
52%
a31% a31%
Apr
al5%
Feb
10%
Pipe Lines
—
Mar
48 %
135
Mar
66%
•
iMassey-Harris-Ferguson
Class
43
Jan
5%
Feb
preferred
Mitchell
Jan
59
Jan
Power
Ltd
(C
Mailman
35
90
9%
:
Warrants
MacMillan
1,430
common—*
Utilities Corp
Preferred
Lindsay
100
43
66%
23%
__.
Bros
5 3/4
65
7,650
—.—
(John
41
Feb
3.40
Apr
41%
9%
25
Acceptance
Feb
Jan
44%
Jan
33%
common—.—*
Woods
46
39
600
Apr
110%
2,650
1,100
—
Lewis
III
Jan
48%
100
Lang & Sons Ltd
Class
Jan
no
934
...
Service
373/4 Jan
3,626
48 %
Jan
23%
25
the
{Laurentide
104
30
Jan
243/4
—
Public
of
71
20 3/4
9%
Paper common
Petroleum Co Ltd_:
Limited
2,730
41
48
17% Mar
102
24 3/4
Preferred
Lake
109
23
common-5
Corp
—
Canada
Interprovincial
Jamaica
107%
110% 110%
45%
•
preferred
International
International
International
International
Labatt
2,335
Jan
Jan
—25
Bronze
preferred
45%
40%
133
Canadian
International
7%
23%
15%
101
—'——£1
preferred
6V/o
7
38%
*
6%
Inn -Nickel
2,625
52
_•
4%
preferred
17
al02
23%
——-50
—
'Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
$1.50
16%
101
*
Mining
$2.00
45
40 %
Jan
al02
1927-—50
Apr
45%
93/4 Feb
Jan
inc
15
10
:,:i
9% Mar
123/4
*
Jan
*
50
.———.
53/4
13%
3.30
Apr
980
Alabastine
preferred
preferred
'.Industrial Acceptance
*
23% Mar
common—
Paper
Bay
12%
Feb
common.*
Feb
Jan
42%
66%
al5%
Mar
"28%
Mar
15%
18%
Jan
3
83
29
Jan
725
109
Feb
Feb
'
Jan
133
Apr
II,085
110%
35
United Steel Corp
20% Mar
.is
100
Jan
1,197
•
Winnipeg Central Gas
25%
23%
23
•
Mar
Jan
19%
•
23%
3.40
Apr
17%
17
Jan
*
ll3/8
500
————-—5
$2.00 preferred
Hudson
13
—
*
16%
Jan
23%
*
pfd
5
preferred
Jan
14%
*
147/b
100
1%
9 3% Mar
18%
7%
20%
9%
——————-100
4%
a85
Ltd
153/B
18
100
preferred
a85
*
—
common
610
8%
1
95
74
485
Power
Wilsils
22%
Dynamics
Goodyear Tire
Gypsum Lime
303/a
common
Tobacco
Weston
14
_——
Motors
Steel Wares
Stores
Western
223/4
Ltd
General
30
30
——————100
Canada
36% Mar
Jan
Jan
22
330
Oils
Tuckett
Jan
14
common
General
General
Thrift
Apr
25
100
Bakeries
23%
4%% preferred
50
Williams of Canada com—*
Breweries
15
22%
common
preferred
23%
B
preferred
101
Jan
1
preferred
5%%
23%
nreferred
Jan
45
6%
1
preferred
General
4%
40%
7,605
*
22%
-*
•
Ltd
A
Jan
13%
31%
2,360
common
Jan
11
8%
23 %
15
•
35%
*a21
20%
8%
'
——100
,660
16%
*
10%
*
Ltd
39%
'
20
Ltd
14%
Jan
92
20
15
—,—
Paper
4%%
common
Power
2,870
a95 % a95%
*
Feb
common—*
5%
35 %
Southern
6.50 Mar
15% Mar
7%
7%
12% al2%
•
Corp
Gatineau
34V4
100
Steel Co of Canada
13% Mar
5.90
16%
a
13% Mar
29
100
com
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
4%c/o
34%
preferred
Apr
28%
*
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros Ltd
Co's
38% Mar
Voting trust certificates
*
Simpsons ————————————*
Jan
5.75
25
7c!o
preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Eraser
30
35
Sicks'
Mar
125
Jan
Apr
26% Jan
Class
Apr
27
12
20
29%
3,865
Triad
16%
pfd
28
Feb
Jan
aj.4%
al4
—*
i
Feb
25
10%
1;. 41
2
com—
21%
610
Mar
4,320
Sherwin
Jan
12
1
11
24
30
Series
Mar
1-11
11%
795
38 %
7%
113/4
29
38
common—
Lawrence Corp common
Shawinigan Water & Power
16 % Mar
21
28 %
29%
24% Mar
17% Jan
7% Mar
Feb
29
30
Ltd
St
Mar
Jan
47%
64 %
38%
Rolland
Mar
Jan
Feb
42
Apr
Apr
74%
155
•
Co
Quebec Power
Apr
17
103
203/4
\
7,006
a27% a27 %
2.50
new
16 3/8
Jan
Jan
1,395
43
*
4%
Feb
12
■
550
v"28
Mar
12%
I,160
8
;•
.
19%
26
81/4
27%
11%
15
100
High
71
42
•
&
Transport
4%% preferred
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
24%
Low
64%
42
1
Provincial
Jan
15
Apr
Range since Jan 1
High
64%
Power Corp of Canada
Jan
24%
22% Mar
4,007
1,400
| 16
Apr
11
,
10
19%
*
Foundries & Steel
Preferred
Brewery
Jan
19%
1,600
1103
24
19%
*
—_
1.6%
103
•
Dominion
Electrolux
150
i-al5
24
*
Exploration
Corsets
Dow
33%
al5
*
Davis Leather Co Ltd
Distillers Seagrams
'
100
265
*
——
Crown Cork & Seal Co
<Sc
1%
Shares
Price Bros
33% Mar
111
11
*
Tar
Feb
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Jan
•
Mar
19%, 19%
11
*
Class B
Dominion
20 3/8
30
29
325
•
Stores
Apr
1,405
com_.
Mining & Smelting
^ Consumers Glass
Corbys class A
Dominion
20
243A Mar
33%
Eauipment
Glass
Apr
16% Mar
26%
for Week
Low
*
Feb
-v8%
Consol
Dominion
Penmans
Mar
8%
Vickers
Coal
Feb
104
19
33%
Oil Companies
*
5% preferred
————*
Canadian Pacific Railway
25
Canadian Petroiina Ltd
pfd
10
Dominion
*
20
8'/a
Canadian
Dominion
Page-Hersey Tubes
Apr
Sales
Range
Par
,
Apr
1,140
825
23%
33%
—.—25
Locomotive
Dominion
High
25 %
Jan
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
—
Canadian
Farm
102
395
*
Cellulose
common
Fairbanks
Cockshutt
2iy2
105
hn
%20
19%
23 %
*a25
.
n
17i
Low
.—25
&
Canadian
Dome
30
102
a24
•
common
—-_
Canadian Cottons
b'/e preferred
Canadian
jt-102
102
20
Celanese
series
Canadian
14,769
^—*
A
Canadian
25 %
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Sigh
24'A
25
common—♦
Class
Sales
2,720
28
Storage Ltd
—*
a38
a38
5
a—
Moore Corporation Ltd common
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
•
26
27%
475
*
al3
al3
10
Montreal
Refrig
&
Jan
Jan
Jan
9 % Mar
1.65
32%
a—
Apr
Apr
—
243/4
Jan
27 %
Apr
12
Jan
13
Feb
37
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1646)
.
Monday, April 12, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock
Friday
Exchange (Cont.)
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Newfoundland
&
Lt
Northern Quebec
Orange
Crush
Paton
Pr
Co
Low
10
Power 1st pfd
24
pfd..--.
'I.
1st pfd_100
pfd..
50
Quebec Telephone Corp common——-5
R & M Bearings (Can) Ltd class A—•
N
Russell
C
2nd
part
Industries
275
3.60
522
21
Corp of Canada 6%
6%
50%
21
Ltd
a60 %
100
100
a 59%
a20
al7%
*
Canada Pr 6%
Standard Clay
Standard
Traders
Products Ltd
Paving
Finance
Union
Gas
Westeel
Grain
Ltd
Windsor
(J
a9
American
800
32%
26%
615
20
36%
660
33%
21%
18%
10O
20'/a
Jan
23
17%
Jan
18
21c
Jan
30c
50
7
Mar
7
a30
1
30
Mar
.32
Jan
700
2,300
3c
3%c
2,000
3c
19c
19c
1,100
10 %c
„1
—
-
Ltd.
Yellowknife
4.40
Gold
'
•*
19c
Mines. —1
19c
•
Lid
Mines
*
—1
1„•_
2c
6%c
—1
—
Li.d
:
Metals Ltd
Bouscatiillac Gold
Brunswick
Min
Mines
—
Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
Smelt
Corp
&
Ltd..
Uranium
1
.
—
Mar
16c
Apr
600
Apr
6c
9c
2.45
5,700
2.35
8%c
10e
17,500
al0% al0%
■
.
10c
—
50
12C
16,500
1.25
95c
1.26
2.75
2.70
2.75
9.25
9.05
9.25
2,700
Carnegie
Cassiar
Celta
*
Ltd
Mines
Cartier-Malartic
_
Gold
Dev
Corp Ltd
Mining Co Ltd
81
Centremaque Gold
Chibougamau
Cobalt
Cons
Mines
Explorers
Mining
Cortez
Explorations
Dome
Mines
Duvex
East
Oils
East Rim
Eastern
Metal
L.ld
Frobisher
11c
Jan
2,000
11,950
5.05
Jan
5.60
Jan
19 %c
Jan
36c
Feb
1
4.90
4.90
5.00
500
3.80
Jan
5-35 Feb
12 %
11 %c
10 %c
Feb
45c
Mar
1.00
3,000
90c
Mar
12c
15,500
10c
Feb
20c
1,000
4c
Feb
6c
500
2%c
Jan
525
14
Jan
16%
15 %c
Apr
15Vic
Jan
3.40
11,700
1.40 Mar
2.95 Mar
1.95
i 2,975
1.75
Apr
2.37 Mar
5.65
2,200
4.00
Feb
4.10
4.10
100
20c
21c
5,000
20c
32c
34c
3,000
28c
_*
Ltd
Oils
Jan
1.15
1
Ltd
*
of
1.89
700
78c
70c
80c
8,500
4.90
4.50
4.90
700
1
Ltd
Can
82c
77c
85c
1,100
6.50
6.50
200
Por
Uranium
Gunner
Head
Gold
of
the
Mines
4.25
1.15
2,300
2.70
2.55
2.85
6,200
2.45 Mar
1
8c
8c
8c
1,000
8c
Apr
13c
Mines
4,000
21c
Apr
35c
2,000
23c
16%
16%
88c
3.60
75c
Lakes
Hollinger Cons
Iron
Gold
Ltd..—;
Mines
—
Ltd
Feb
16%
16.300
48c
|Feb
67 Vic
2%c
3,000
2c
Mar
2%c
4.00
4.00
5,455
4.85
24 %C
2,300
38c
9.40
9.40
67,600
9.50
34c
34c
13
200
-■
34c
13%
1
—5
14
4.00
3c
Petroleums
Oils
Iso
Mining & Dev
13%
Uranium
Jack
Lake
Jardun
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1
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2.65
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1
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2.500
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2.91
10,000
17c
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252,650
38c
Lafayette
Lake
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8.55 Mar
11
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26 %c
12
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1.25 Mar
3.90
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7.00
6.80
7.00
13,000
5.90
7.65
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Landover Oils
&
Ltd
2.00
14 %
Jan
Lingside Copper Mining Co
Louvicourt
Macassa
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Ltd
Macdonald
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Marltimes
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7C
7c
5,000
5c
Jan
17%
400
13c
9,500
1.00
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17
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17,600
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15c
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24c
70c
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70c
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11c
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5.40 Mar
8c
1.000
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16c
9,500
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1.60
1,600
56c
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1.60
56c
1,000
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New
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22c
22c
1.000
1.54
1.05
1.70
162,900
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6c
7c
26,000
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2,000
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24c
25c
2,500
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1.12
1.20
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4%c
4 %c
20,500
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25,500
13c
16c
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of
20c
Feb
23c
1.05
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1.33
1.35
15c
8c
8c
Mar
95c
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Mar
84c
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74c
75c
6,200
55c
Jan
75c
Mar
17c
10c
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
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16 %c
2.85.
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page
41
Apr
6%
7%
1,000
18%
19%
825
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5,200
10c
17c
4,600
15c
7%
7%
150
80c
82c
4,400
70c
Feb
85c
85c
1,600
77c
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1.00
1.10 Mar
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3.50
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17c
7%
'
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85c
6%
17
20%
Apr
26% Mar
Jan
7%
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Jan
19%
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Feb
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Jan
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1.20
1.15
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3.20
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2.05 Mar
1.80 Mar
4.70
4.35
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43
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43%
1,283
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47
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500
55%
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25
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14
14
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14
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34c
36c
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46c
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13c
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5c
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6c
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22 %c
21c
25c
18,300
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41c
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15c
15c
3,000
55c
52c
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86,900
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1
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2
145
4,500
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89
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15%
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24c
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63c
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11%
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4,190
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2,500
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3.20
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36
1.03
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89c
18c
20c
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Feb
Feb
16%
Apr
18 %C
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22c
3.15
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2.53 Mar
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87c
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5
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15c
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65 %c
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106%
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Atlas
Jan
1.55
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8c
Feb
57
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Athona
23e
Mar
3.50
'
25
Porcupine
Metals
Jan
12c
•
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Jan
24%
17c
1
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2.92 Mar
23c
500
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16%
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a,200
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12,806
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14c
400
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25%
—
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12c
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19%
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Apr
j75c
16%
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24%
10 %c
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Jan
9c
10c
12c
Rexspar Uran & Metals Miir Co Ltd—1
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Range
25
*
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'
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of Prices
20%
1
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Ankeno
Jan
2.05
11 ^>c Mar
4,400
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2.85
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Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
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40c
12c
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Jan
45c
>
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10c
2,000
3.95
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55c
64c
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1.75 Mar
Apr
1,500
1.35
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500
63c
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6.D00
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2.40 Mar
1
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69c
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54c
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55c
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67c
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16%cl6%c
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40c
700
70c
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Obalski
700
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Anchor
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1
42c
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55c
—
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35c
1
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70c
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64
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1.15
*
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1.80 Mar
65c
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Feb
60c
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12%
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Mines
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Normetal
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"U"
Jan
a66c
1
American
Jan
65 % c
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23c
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1.25
74c
common
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50c
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3,960
42c
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1.60
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1,000
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1.75
1.50
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Apr
42c 42 %c
1
Jan
11% Mar
69c
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Jan
4Vic
Feb
3%c
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6.00
14c
Mar
16c
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2.70 Mar
1.95
Jan
Last
Paper
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Algoma Steel
Apr
42
1.60
Ltd
Feb
1.00 Mar
1
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
100
.1
Canada
Mines
2.25
Jan
1
Limited
Co
Yellow
Argus Corp
New
2,700
173
Apr
8.15
*
——
2
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Alberta
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5,500
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1.00
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,70c
10c
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1,400
1.80
11%
Mar
870
—
•
Albermont
Jan
a5.65
1
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
148
3.85
1.75
1
preferred
Akaltcho
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17c
Mar
70c
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3.70
10%
1
a5.50
5
Feb
1.80
.—1
Agnew-Surpass common
7 Vic Mar
1
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Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
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41c
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Feb
1
.
6%c
30c
300
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22c
17%
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1,000
1
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3 Vic
Feb
50c
2%c Mar
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1,000
30c
—1
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3.35 Mar
Jan
.
1
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1.50
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1.50
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12 %c
1
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7,700
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1
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38 Vic Mar
Jan
88c
82c
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1.37 Mar
127
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Jan
21c
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6.50
Apr
11,700
*
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Feb
Apr
1.85
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Apr
2%c
17%
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.
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Feb
65C
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Keymct Mines Ltd
Mar
9.30
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Aluminum
Kerr-Addison
Feb
5.00 Mar
9.30
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Apr
20c
21c
1
Feb
1.20
Jan
65c
2.25
Jan
1.76
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3.85
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Westburne
Apr
2%c
75c
1
.
voting trust
1.50
40c
1.80
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Superior Oils of Can Ltd—.
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5.15
Apr
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Inspiration
Jan
1
Ltd
3.00 Mar
•
65c 67 %c
67 %c
—1
45c
1
Pacalta
Trican
Jan
22 %c
'
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Ltd
Jan
Mar
•
Jan
37c
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11,700
Ltd
27c
1.07
1
1
Spring Coolee Oils &
Jan
1.42
1,200
86c
1
Metals
Apr
6.50
1.07
"A"
Ltd
Petroleums
Oils
1.85
1
Acme Gas & Oil
Gui
5.65 Mar
4.10 Mar
4.10 Mar
1
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Feb
Jan
Feb
1.10
—
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.
Feb
2.35
4.25
•
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1.75
1.75
Apr
800
83c
III
1.56
Apr
5.50
Gas—1
&
Apr
500
2.65
2.65
1.00
Ltd——
10% Mar
13 %
Jan
3%c Mar
4.15
Ltd.
5.50 Mar
Jan
9
Jan
83c
—
Feb
8.70
Feb
2%c
1.37
—1
Ltd
Oil
Cordasun
Co
Trans-Era
Jan
1.10
•
4.35
350
Jan
6c
68c
16 %
2.65
1
2,300
1.80
Petroleums Ltd
Oil
Tri-Tor
4.20
.
200
5.10
10 %
5.65
Rio-Prado Cons Oils Ltd
Jan
Jan
1
—
Ltd
Petroleum
Phillips Oil Co
Quebec Oils Development
Apr
15 %c 15 %c
%c
1.72
12%
5.00
9.75
„
9.75
Mar
Mar
;
Apr
*
Allenbee
Petroleums
Pacific
Jan
3c
6.50
Jan
1
Ltd
(1945)
45c
Mar
6.00
—L
Ltd
Mines
Feb
69c
10c
Oils Ltd—
Ltd
Producers
Rio
Okalta
9.65 Mar
16
15
—1
—
7.75
2c
'
*
—1
Ltd
Petroleum
Devonian
Homestead
Explorers
National
Apr
30c
Oils
Southern
*
Ltd
Petroleums
New
Jan
2%c
—
Ltd..—— —1
Nickel Mines
Iron
23c
26c
New
1.26
10,500
lie
1
Mines Ltd
Corn
Mines
60c
1
.
Mines
Fenimore
27,000
5.30
23c
New
Jan
2.95
8c
6c
1
....
Ltd
_
Ltd
Mines
Falconbridge
Montana
69c
5.10
25c
Merrill
Jan
Apr
8c
_
Nickel
55c
5.30
1
Home
Mar
14c
12%
Jan
Mar
*
Limited
Jasper Oil Corp
Jan
2.70 Mar
1,000
1.00
—1
Ltd
Mines
95c
92c
Stocks—
Oils
General
Apr
15Vic
Apr
12,500
50c
59C
Feb
5c
Mar
Jan
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2.80
9.05 Mar
10c
10c
9c
60c
23'/a
2.05 Mar
10c 10 %c
—
1
Eastern Smelting & Refining
El Sol Gold Mines Ltd
Fab
300
*
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Minerals
Metals
1,000
1
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East Sullivan
20,000
6.50
—
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&
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42c
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Cons Central
40c
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850
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270,820
.
Feb
38c
Mar
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Feb
Apr
2.800
4c
Empire Oil & Minerals
Jan
Feb
31c
69c
18c
Del
Apr
5c
1
Ltd
1.64
3c
23 %C
61c
Apr
Jan
Federated
5,000
2,500
Jan
Feb
Consolidated
Feb
2,000
17,700
Jan
14c
2c
Commonwealth
Apr
35c
7c
40c
38c
Apr
9.10
Jan
3%c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—. -1
*
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd
Mines
54Vic
1.40 Mar
Feb
5c
100
13c
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Jan
11c
35C
8%c
1
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6C
38c
29c
40,000
7,000
Central
2%c Mar
3c
2.36
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9,000
2,500
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10,500
Canadian
Jan
12c
Jan
12%
34c
5c
3c
Canadian
Jan
3.80
Mar
3c
1 %c
Feb
33c
8Vic
18c
Canada
Jan I
22c
Feb
2,500
23 %c 23 %c
—
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Mar
12%
Jan
18c
Calvan
Jan
31c
2.52
12%
2.15
2%c
An tone
Apr
7c
40c
1
6c
Jan
16c
12%
Jan
18.% Mar
Feb
1.65 Mar
18c
Altex
Apr
Apr
11,000
1.60
■
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3.50
4.40
Mar
'*
20c
16c
—'
Ltd—— —1
1,000
52c 54 %c
19c
Ltd. „1
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Mines
Burnhurst
7c
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■
12,000
2c
1.60
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Boreal Rare
10c 10 %c
6%c
—
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Ltd
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5,150
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Belvllle Gold
2.000
3.20
10 %c
—
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Sulphur Mining
Corp Ltd
Bevcourt
19c
3.10
3.15
_
*
2.85 Mar
4:30
Api-
300
Apr
1.00
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A
Mar
3.50
200
1.70
Jan
4.35
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
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Apr
a8
3.30
14%
18%
1.70
30c
Feb
3.40
1
Oil
Feb
100
4.30
Mar
Feb
Jan
14c
Mar
40c
17%
1
Ltd-
Mines
Yukeno
Mar
320
30c
4.35
600
Jan
1.50
Feb
21%
3.30
7,525
40c
1-70
Mines Ltd—1
1
Ltd--
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Westville
Mar
a 18%
1
16c
,
Mar
10c
3,500
4.35
40c
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&
Western Tungsten Conper
Feb
27
37%
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a
30c
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——
Metals
Calumet
37%
Jan
Pyrite
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Apr
30c
18%
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd—— „1
Belle
Jan
20c 21 !/2c
*
Ltd—
Mines
Amulet
Weeden
24
Jan
10c
18Vi
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
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36%
36
*
Mines
Barvue Mines
'
Jan
High
Mar
1.25 Mar
1
Mines
Waite
Mar
a__
23%
He
10c
4.10
4.35
Ltd
Violamac
Feb
130
a
1.40
10c
Low
12c
1.40
*
-1
1
Corp Ltd
Ventures
19%
Jan
Jan
25%
a
Ltd
Asbestos
Range Since Jan. 1 '
High
—
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Ltd—,
Mines
Atlas
17%
124
35%
•
20% Mar
a—
36%
*
Ltd
Lead
Anacon-
Ascot
Feb
13%
a__
26%
Ltd——5
Ltd
Ankeno Mines Ltd
Arnora
100
Mines
United
United Montauban Mines
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Ameraniuxn
Arno
5
24
*
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Uranium Mines Ltd
Mines
Alta
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Mining
Algom
25
Ltd
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Uddlen
59% Mar
Shares
11c
Jan
Jan
*
Ltd
Breweries
Co
21
1113
200
129
'
•
Jan
Jan
56%
*
Pipe Line—
Ltd.—
Canada
Western
Aconic
Oil
Canada
Products
Western
Wilson
of
..100
Corp class A-
Trans Mountain
17%
128
129
Materials Ltd..—*
&
50
24
pfd—100
cum
21
11C% Mar
Mines
Trebor
Feb
for Week
Low
*
1
1
:
Mines
Silver
Torbrit
Apr
4.15
Ltd
Mines
Tazin
Apr
50%
Apr
3.50 Mar
540
17%
a
24%
Sales
Range
Par
High
Jan
50 %
75
17%
■
Southern
a 60%
a20 a20%
a 17'/a
22
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
R^nge Since Jan. 1
175
3.50
-,'i
9
Friday
Low
24%
110% 112'%
20
APRIL
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
50%
3.60
WEEK
for Week
High
24
.'—50
Ltd—!
Manufacturing 1%
Power
Ltd
FOR
Sales
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
Number 5315..,
Volume 179
(1647)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
9
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Aumaque
Aunor
Auto
Low
1
lie
High
Low
11c12'/2C
1
1
common
*
8
8
60
1
11c
13c
11,600
Gold
Electric
2.10
2.00
2.10
1.96 Mar
I,200
8
2.45
'
Apr
Par
Feb
15c
Canadian Williston Minerals
Bagamac
Mines
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Banff
Oils
1
Jan
Canadian
Wirebound
5.00
2,065
Industries
Cariboo
Asbestos
Feb
5.40
Jan
Feb
Corp
2.33
2.50
4,500
1.80
Jan
7c
7c
500
6%c
Jan
8%c
40
40%
2,755
35%
Jan
40%
Apr
43%
44
2,329
40
Jan
45
Mar
Centre
43%
43%
43%
531
.1.
5
5
132
*
l
2%
5%
Jan
Lake
Barnat
Mines
1
1.25
1.18
1.25
5,775
1
1.55
1.50
1.60
29,730
90c
69c
90c
I,680
1.55
1.60
'4,025
17%c
18c
5,500
14c
41c
34,800
29c
23,213
.
Mines
Ltd-
Warrants
Barymin
Base
Co
Ltd
Metals
Baska
Bata
•
Mining
Uranium
Petroleums
Bates' £
•
Ltd—
.
Lodge
Beta
•
Bibis
105
6%
7
41%
Jan
53c
400
6%
5.65
16,125
10,300
70c
1,200
67c
Mar
85c
15c
Feb
22c
17c
17c
19c
1.07
1.13
10c
9,150
7%
common.
27,526
89c
Mar
2,600
65c
Mar
15
4.05
4.50
*25
14
2,400
Mar
21c
19c
22c
7%
8%
30,771
2,217
7%
24 %c
7c
22 %c
29c
7%c
101,860
18c
Feb
35c
4,333
Jan
7c
Apr
10c
Jan
11 %c
10 %c
12c
4,600
9c
Feb
Mar
14c
Mar
14c
42c
Jail
__
7c
7%c
3.40 Mar
^150
5%c
II,600
4.50
Mar
Feb
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Lake
Jan
9c
Coldstream Copper
Confederation
Feb
5
5
5
5
•
'1314
13%
13%
5
5
Coniagas
6% Mar
Apr
13%
14
Apr
1
28c
28c 29%c
20,450
22c
17 %c
17c 18 %c
32,000
15c
14c
13c
58,966
10c
•
'
16c
Life
Mar
20c
Cent
1,850
2.95
Jan
4.25 Mar
Jan
1.75
Consolidated
15%
15 V2
15%
100
8%
8%c
8
8%
8,229
8%c
9%c
11,800
13%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%c
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
East
Apr
8%
20
Consolidated
class
Consolidated
Micmac
51%
48
Jan
52
Apr
Consolidated
33c
31c
33c
61,500
1.81
1.87
7,100
11 %
11%
178
10% Mar
4.25
4.25
20
__
__
1
lie
1
8%c
1
20c
1
Ltd
9.95
Mining
Mining
&
Smelting
1"
Gold
i
Lake
1
6%c
Consolidated
500
16c
16c
19c
4V2C
36%
36V2
37%
1
12%c
*
*
•
Calder Bousauet
Flon_
*
Gas
preferred
29c
Feb
Corby
6c
Jan
35%
39
Jan
1,500
10 %c Mar
1,100
9%c Mar
Cosmos
Feb
Coulee
14 %c Mar
Mar
14c
Northern
205
Jan
58% Mar
Crown
229
37-%
Jan
46% Mar
Canada
Oil
Canada
Packers
7
Jan
20c
19c 20 %c
12%
51%
13,600
13%
24c
Mar
15c
Jan
9
1,200
^
15c
.
,
17c
II,000
13c
Mar
21 %c
22c
700
19c
Mar
28c
Jan
'4.90
5.15
4,750
4.30
2.70
2.80
2,717
2.35 Mar
Feb
7.80
7.30
7.80
1,432
6.70
Jan
2.95
2.95
2.95
100
2.95
Apr
Delnite
Del
Jan
8.50
Southern
Jan
47
12
47
Mar
48
270
84
Feb
93
29%
30
28
5%
5%
2,000
5
%
Jan
Jan
30%
8
8
50
20
20%
780
19%
8%
380
8%
Apr
57
57
57%
255
51%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
180
10%
Feb
4.15
Cable
&
7% Mar
Jan
9%
9%
3.90
4.15
1,250
32%
200
31
Mar
63
155
58
Jan
63
9.75
9.70
10%
9,964
Jan
6%c
8c
25,000
7c
8 VBC
5,500
7c
Apr
1.30
1.30
200
96c
Apr
26,990
700
3.65
8.55
Feb
3.10
3.25
23%
23%
140
23% Mar
24
12%
12%
250
12%
*
65
65
2.25
30
Feb
Apr
60% Mar
65
38c
50c
Mines
Ltd
Donahla
(Western)
pfd
&
Feb
Duvex
Oils
Bakeries
*
11
11 %
601
11
Apr
12%
Jan
Canadian Bank of Commerce
10
35%
34%
35%
32%
Jan
35%
Apr
*
East
Malartic
24%
24%
25%
13,273
21%
Jan
25%
Apr
East
Rim
24%
24
24%
3,125
23%
Apr
30
Jan
East
Sullivan
17%
17 %
17%
402
16% Mar
18%
Jan
20
20
340
18% Mar
20%
Apr
23
23
24
Eastern
1,450
$1.00
20
—
Celanese
•
common
preferred
$1.75
Chemical
&
__
19%
19%
25
18
Feb
19
33%
33%
340
29
Feb
•
640
7%
Jan
12,250
7.50
Jan
•
common
8%
9.45
70c
70c
74c
20,831
20c 24 %c
Decalta
8
9.00
33,500
-256,225
Devonian
Petroleum
Class
Food
A
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
5 7c
Products
___
Oils
_
—
Locomotive
Cos
50%
1.53
•
common
Warrants
___*
Gas
Reserves
Railway..
pfd
Pipe Line Producers
Canadian Prospect ;
Canadian Utilities preferred
-
Canadian Vickers
Class
I
400
-
6
6
57
I.87
7,224
15%
100
'
44c
1,650
f
16%
850
103% 103%
60
_•
15%
,
15%
__
1
Wallpaper class A
66c
24%
25
1,940
10,800
3.70
70c
70c
23%
24%
16
16%
16%1
1.52
1.45
33 %c
;
6.75
--11,860
-
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100
19%
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13
13%
-
1
.
200
43,721
325
101
101
•
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B
3.50
*
101
22
19%
19%
1,140
12
13
190
11
13%
940
„
1
70c
-50
22%
Jan
pfd
2.95 Mar
57%
Jan
24%
Feb
3.75
Feb
6%
Feb
2.40 Mar
14% Mar
19 t
Jan
35c
JanV
67c
Jan
12%
Jan
16% Mar
100
-
1.65
53c
21
12
Jan
103%
Apr
Jan
4.15 Mar
Feb
1.02
Jan
24"%
Jan
Apr
Jan
16% Mar
1.40 Mar
1.70 Mar
6.25
99
17
Feb
j
Jan
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
9,700
20 %C
Jan
30c
3,500;
18
Apr
44c
85
109
60
Jan
85
40%
41 %
1,542
34
Jan
41%
9C
6,500
7%c
15c
14
15%
90c
%c
7c
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
9%c; Feb
Mar
95c
15,000
,
Feb
10c
235
18c
Mar
13
Mai-
15%
75c
Mar
1.10
23c
,v
1,000
Mar
Apr-;
Jan
1,400
1.07
Apr
1.25
1.86
1.85
1.95
14,425
1.40
Jan
2.25 Mar
14c
,
19,166
26c-
13c
15c
1.80
29
v
13c
25,100
V
100
4.15
14%
Jan
32
33
16
16
100
14
2,426
640
31
99%
•
48
55
10%
11,335
21
21%
46 %
Jan
100% Mar
14%
Jan
9% Mar
Feb
Apr
15%
Jan
10%
10%
33%
Jan
11%
48
•
Feb
48
•
Feb
11%
Jan
•
'6%
49c
18%
Jan
21%
8%
4,359
7% Mar
20% Mar
9
Feb
125
22%
Apr
7
1,825
Feb
8%
Feb
48c
8%
_23.50
22%
6%
21
*
1,425
8%
22%
50c
41,300
2.00
i.
corn.
10
410
Apr
16
Apr
12%
12%
Feb
6.50 Mar
Mar
13%
Jan
16%
Feb
15
'
Jan
2.05 Mar
30%
Jan
1,815
13%
—
13%
5.30
16%
Jan
19c
Feb
27% Mar
7,155
16
33
—
•
41c
Apr
1.62
2,245
5.30
16%
50
class
A
...
2.00
100
2.00
Apr
3.00
19%
Jan
24%
25C
Feb
43c
Feb
15 %C Mar
25c
Jan
70c
Jan
95 c
Apr
9c
Mar
11 %c
Feb
El
Sol
23%
24%
6
47c
610
1
34c
30c
35c
7,300
1
16 %c
16 %c
18c
.3,100
85c
95c
206,660
9%c
9%C
9%c
2,500
2.70
tins
2.60
2.73
16,600
24%,
1
v___
Mines
Nickel
-
Mines
1
1.14
1.00
1.14
:Mar
62c
Apr
Mar
4.30
4.10
4.30
13,295
75c
Jan
3.45
1.17
Feb
Jan
4.30
Apr
Feb
Feb
1.43
Jan
6%
Feb
81c
4.35
— —
3.55
Apr
'
90c
31,550
4.35
84c
*
Steel
80c
Jan
Jan
1.90
36,600
1
Mines___-__—.
5.00
315
4.35
Apr
27
27
55
25%
Feb
27
Jan
22%
Jap
25
Mar
42c
Jan
66c
24%
24%
225
60c
60c
66c
54,817
6%c
7c
1,499
8%c
8%c
10c
12,600
7c
Jan
1,000
18c
Mar
43c
Jan
*l6c
Mar
25c
Jan
'
1
Gold
Emerald Glacier
Feb
Apr
Apr
9
•
20c
20c
20c
24C
,
61,200
11,621
6c
Mar
10c
Apr
Feb
14 %c
Jan
Feb
Feb
3.15 Mar
1.75
11% Mar
25c
20
Jan
26c
Feb
Jan
19c
*
Elder Mines
9.60 Mar
79 %c
5% Mar
-
42
For footnotes tee p»g« 41.
————
k
15%
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
100
1.75
-
Pacific
-
—
-60-;
3.20
6
_10c
,
Canadian
23%
3.15
100
&
50 %
Jan
Jan
10
1.20
35
_
Mar
.
*
preferred
Canadian Oil
1.80
50
23 %
»
16c
•
Malartic
Oil
—1.75
—
common
,
Homestead
Canadian
•
_•
.
common
62c
9%
Jan
12%
23 %c
..1
8%
9.30
Jan
Jan
1.07
10
34% Mar
3
Apr
4.10
18c
18 %c
1.66
com_
Feb
33%
Cellulose
(Dunsmuir)
Canadian Dredge
Canadian Fairbanks
Canadian
28
19%
Warrants
Canadian
Feb
21
Apr
Mar
1.07
Dyno Mines
6.25 Mar
25
Canadian Colleries
Canadian
20
Jan
25
preferred
Canadian
'
355
Jan
3.40
24c
Eastern Metals
20
Class A
10%
28%
common
East Amphi
3,485
Canadian
10%
1.75
Minerals—
Canadian
'
100
95c
&
42c
•
11
__
*
Brewery
Dragon Oils &
6.20
common
10%
2.50
common
Mudge
40c
Car
1,650
15%
Mines
&
5.80
Canadian
12
28%
Dow
40c
•
11%
1.90 Mar
'
Donnell
5.95
Canners
14c
16%
;
Jan
1
Coal
Textile
•
Canadian
4,795
4,010
2
.
2
Breweries
21
Jan
1
_i.
Oils
Canadian
Jan
15c
25c
Stores
Oil
Jan
Jan
10 %c
3.60
41
1
Steel
Atlantic
4.40
-11 %c
100% 100%
Admiral
6,550
6%c Apr
8
26c
Ltd
Dairies
Canadian
Jan
1.05
82%
*
Canadian
5.013
Jan
Mar
25c
1
--
Foundry <fe Steel
Dominion
Mar
Feb
Mar
20
14 %c
Mines
Preferred
3.85 Mar
Apr
1.70
5
11
*
Seagrams
Dominion
12% Mar
12%
28
47c
15c
5
A
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Apr
Jan
3.40
10%
Feb
Mar
1.86 Mar
1.08 Mar
11%
50c
Producers
Dominion
4.35 Mar
22
15c
Preferred
33% Mar
1.72 Mar
3.50
—
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scotish Inv
10% Mar
B
7c
Jan
Jan
32%
62 %
•
class
7,425
,
Feb
21%
—
,'.r
3.10
Wire
35
60c
3.50
30c
-
Mines
Dominion
12% Mar
50
6
58c
■
,
■
Minerals
Dome
57% Mar
com
6
59c
Feb
1
SS Lines new
19%c
1
—
'
:
Dome Exploration
Mar
6
20
New preferred
Mar
_
Devon-Leduc Oils
Apr
234
,
Warrants
14c
:>
Corp
class
Gold
Distillers
Mar
93
8%
Oils
75,014
1
Oils
Rio
Detta
Jan
3.00
92
•
18c
Mines
Leather
D'Eldona
5.50 Mar
2.97
47
47
29%
Davis
Davison
Feb
2.75
B
15c
Jan
Feb
'
'
D'Aragon
Apr
22c
15c
Zellerbach
'
■
Jan
13%
*
Mortgage
Jan
16 %C
100
\
*
class
10 %c
•
Crow's Nest Coal
Feb
8
20
Lands
Permanent
Feb
Crowsliore Patricia
100
8%
Power
5c
2.30
21 %c
19c
8
_*
.
13,200
•
.
46
10
—
7c
Pershing
58%
*
common
Jan
5c
Ltd
Lead
Croinor
21% Mar
%•' Jan
19
Dominion
Foundry
Machinery
Canada Malting
15c
Imperial Mills
8
•
Iron
Feb
*
57
50
Canada
10c
•
Class B
45
12%
*
5,500
1
voting.
8
646
*
Crushed & Cut Stone
14,075
13c
20%
Mines
45
20
9,399
1.20
12c
*
Jan
5.00
common
27%
1.14
13c
Conwest Exploration
1
Preferred
26
1.14
1
Copper-Man
1
i
27%
•
Sannorm
Jan
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
12,190
*
Rochette
21
1
.
55,648
West Pete
58%
1
28,650
29c
1.86
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
2.90
28c
1.78
1.85
Consolidated
20%
1
Calgary & Edmonton
—
2.65
*>
Consolidated
9c
12%c 12%c
20%
A
common—
2.85
28 %c'
Ltd
Jan
72c
10%c 10%c
»
•
&
s59c
Jan
4%c Mar
435
—
_.
40c
Mar
Jan
Dist
Feb
Jan
Mar
class A
Consolidated Ranwick
(H)
45c
16c
Consolidated Press
Jan
<1
Mar.
Jan
23c
1
15c
5,000
10c
1,100
Oils
60c
38,400
46,500
54c
81,500
13
5%c Mar
33c
2.20 Mag'
Jan
33c
22c
Mar
28c
Jan
13c
Peak
45c
26c
Orlac
Consolidated
Jan
18 %c
>
Jan
9
1,500
64%c64%c
__
4%c
B
Canada
14c
Jan
4.55
7%c Mar
52 %c Mar
.
24c
Mosher
Jan
4,246
33c
Consumers Gas
4%c
Burrard class A
Canada
605
1
Steel
Cement
10%
Mar
12,100
•
Bunker Hill
Oil
28,761
Jan
26c
Nicholson
11% Mar
Feb
8c
6,750
21c
6%c
1
•
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
Oils
8%c
9.75
1
Canadian
class
11c
8c
16c,
Consolidated
Consolidated
2.25
48c
2
Jan
-v.-
Ankerite
Canada
9%c
4.00
Oils
49c
1.71 Mar
*
Lead
Apr
6%
28 %c Mar
1.83
Matarrow
21
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
87%
Jan
1
—
A
Mines
5%
17%
Feb
27c
Mining & Smelting
947
Mar
Jan
6c
44c
Mar
1
Apr
3,752
8%
1.90 Mar
46c
Jan
1
Cons
100
6,825
39c
7,510
Feb
1
Apr
Jan
21
28c
Jan
6%
39,618
1
Jan
52
4%cMar
1,850
7c
1
.90
6%
1,500
49c
1
78
6%
Jan
5c
2.05
Halliwell
Howev
250
20%
Jan
12c
32c
46c
1
245
B
Buffalo
Mines
Arrow
100
Mines
Buffalo
Lake
Golden
87 %
50%
29c
5c
2.00
Jan
%c Mar
19
49c
230
2.05
Apr
1.95
Mar
46C
86
6%
67
1.55 Mar
41c
1,580
46c
Crest
98%
20%
Apr
Jan
4.10 Mar
Feb
8c
1
87
•
Jan
11%
Feb
58
Jan
15
Apr
15c
99%
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power—
3.75
32c
5c
1.43
83c
•
Jan
7%
v
7
1
Discovery
Jan
15 %
7%c
~7
1
—50
-
80,500
Mines
100
Oil—!
600
23c
1
Denison
100
preferred
Empire
300
46c
20c
Consolidated Cordasun
1.12
Consolidated
__
1.65
46c
20c
*
"3,030
Apr
preferred
1.60
1
.
1
3.85
23"%
pfd
25
Cadillac
Jan
British Columbia Electric 4%
67
«
Oil
1,30
•
Oil
67
Bakeries
Consolidated
Mar
135
Astoria
Consolidated
Jan
25c
Jan
8,537
5
Allenbee
Consolidated
Mar
18c
3.75
Mines
3.70
»
1
42c
17c
3.75
10
-
1.18
1.20
ordinary
Feb
17c
__*
Mines
Coniaurum
Apr
8%
1
Commonwealth Petroleum
13,583
Canada
•
Coin
Jan
43c
23%
Canada
Feb
1.15 Mar
72c
23
Foils
1.20
Mar
1.06
23'%
Canada
Mar
15
♦
Canada
Jan
90c
90c
68c
1
American
Canada
8 %c
25,749
20,066
1.00
Consolidated
Canada
5c
1.10
1.10
15
Consolidated Gillies
Bread
1,500
95c
94c
72c
Feb
B
7c
1.10
1.00
Jan
Class
Jan
7c
Mar
*
2.55
Canada
62
1
5.20
Cons
Feb
1
Jan
Calvan
55%
1.10
common
Jan
Calnorth
25
Cochrane-Dunlop
1
Flin
59%
Apr
4.50
1.80
Callinan
3.00
Feb
Cobalt Consolidated Mining
Corp
Cochenour Willians
Apr
3.75
Co.
Jan
1.06
Mar
3,050
&
Jan
2.00
Mar
14,100
Class
1.64
413
59%
59%
40,400
22c
4.50
Burns
Jan
1.27
3.00
42
76c
2.45
Burlington
62c
1.14
Jan
4.20
Red
Mar
Feb
Feb
Feb
2.35
Buffalo
40c
2.11
13C
40c
4.30
Buffadison
12,310
Jan
3.00
Feb
2.40
Brunswick
Apr
1.20
*
l
Brunston
Jan
54
1.52
39%
"
.
Cordage class A
Brunsman
7%c
Jan
60c
1
'
Petroleums
Class
Apr
28c
23,685
1
Traction
Brunhurst
4c
463,308
5,600
1
Pete
Mills
12,000
54c
50c
ctfs
1
Bruck
5%c
68.600
1
Reef
1.83
4c
33c
*
Chemical
Britalta
Broulan
1.72
42c
__25
Brilund Mines Ltd
British
Mar
12,815
Mines
Brew is Red Lake
5%
Feb
1.74 Mar
11
42
Mine
4%%
25c
Feb
10% Mar
21c
__
British
Jan
Feb
76c
1
Brazilian
Jan
1.29
Feb
12c
41%
Gold
Brantford
13c
Jan
1.45
1.76
1
trust
Feb
Feb
16%c
Boymar
Bralorne
25
__l
Citra-Lartic
2.50
6%c Mar'
6,900
1
-.
1.00
1,000
11
5.65 Mar
Jan
1
preferred
Bralsaman
20c
1.70
11
50c
.___
Gold
Voting
20c
1.55
__1
Mines-
Chromium
Cobalt
20c
1.56
Jan
1.70
6,600
9c
3.70
3,100
1.07
•
Chrysler Corp
Apr
Feb
Jan
2.20
1
Chlmo
Mar
50c
2.60
2.39
70c
__«■
Chibougamau Explor
Jan
Jan
1.95
1
Mines
Chesterville
Jan
7.00
•
Mines
Bonville
1,100
Jan
6.10 Mar
5.20
i
Consolidated
Bobjo
3,833
1.00
5.60
1
Oils
Cheskirk
Mar
45
Feb
6.50
2.60
Feb
Mar
2.10
Gold
Feb
28c
10
47c
Jan
18c
6 25
75c
1
Mines
Hats
A
Jan
300
,_i
Jan
64c
Apr
1.00
2.85 Mar
42
'
Class
Mar
30 %c Mar
16,508
Apr
Mar
23
2.50
6.30
1
Chateau-Gai Wines
Chemical Research
1.70 Mar
18c
43
Jan
20c
Bldgood Kirkland
Biltmore
90c
Feb
9%
Charter
,
74c
25 v
Gold
Yukon
45
45c
Mar
19c
Jan
Jan
23
1
-
Quebec"
Bevcourt
45
40c
45c
1.39
Feb
34'/a
50
Feb
1.64 Mar
Jan
1.40 Mar
4,850
6%
Mines
Gamma
.
100
40c
•
Telephone
Belleterre
9%
40c
1
Bros
Bellekeno
24c
9%
*
Beattie-Duquesne
Beaver
21 %c
__
1
Bathurst Power class A
Bell
36c
23c
*
'
Mining
Beatty
37c
•
,
Innes class A-
Bathurst
1.59
•
Mines
1.15 Mar
1.35
45c
2.01
75
■
23
1
Uranium
Centremaque
3,200
43
-
1
High
•
Oil
Chamberlain Oil
Barvue
23
Range Since Jan.
Low
2.85
40
•
Central Patricia
44% Mar
41 % Mar
.
Central Leduc
1.00
1
Central Porcupine
44
10
Traction
Ltd
Trethewey '
Central
Explorers
Jan
1.00
*
Shares
High
2.68
25
Castle
2.55 Mar
2.75
1
40
1
Toronto
class A
preferred
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
Gold
19 %c
Feb
3.70
Canvar
Jan
2.40
i
Bank of Nova Scotia
Barcelona
4.80
13c
Mar
10
Montreal
of
7.000
15c
9
.
Mar
10
Consolidated
Bank
Bank
13 %c
4.80
—50c
Bankfield
of
13Vac
10c
22c
Cassiar
Avlllabona Mines Ltd
Range
Sale Price
High
10%cMar
16,000
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
4
8.00
101 *
Apr
Mar
21 *' Mar
6%
Jan^__
13 '
Apr
6%
Jan
13%
Apr
Estella
Mines
Ltd
%p
19c
1
805
77c
80c
Falconbrldge Nickel
•
16%
16
16%
6,641
14% Mar
17
Famous
•
22%
22%
23
2,185
19
23 % Mar
Eureka
Corp
Players
Fanny Farmer
Fargo
Oils
Federal
21%
1
Ltd
Grain
Federal
22
1
250
class
Kirkland
1.91.
*
A
!
20%
22
2.10
34,400
20%
20
552
1.88
20%
54c
190'
21%
8%c
8%c
•
4.85
4.45
4.90
Fenimore
1
67C
63c
68c
215,700
20 %c
19c
21c
8c
8,811
3,500
Class
Iron
B
1
Mines
warrants
Fittings Ltd common
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford
Motor
Fraser
class
7%
1.60
1.65
89%
85%
90%
14
14
6%c
6Vic
Cos
16%
*
common
100
common
Warrants
debentures
r
"
100
17
4.80
89%
89%
70c
3,600
89%
175
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
1.70
Apr
Jan
90%
Apr
Jan
15
Jan
6%c Jan
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
102%
Mar
100
20,825
50c
Apr
23c-
Apr
12%
4.25 Mar
-
65C
68c
Mar
64
15
4.85
4.70
\5.05 Mar
Jan
5%c Mar
628
102 102%
>
•
t3%c Jan
1.15
1,000
Preferred
Apr
Mar
7%
40
*
Jan
2.10
21
15c
5,623
*
Mar
23
Feb
Mar
47c
3,275
Co
Frobisher Ltd
4%
7%
1.60
•
A
7%
*
Feb
1.07
Jan
3.85
105
Gold
Foundation
Francoeur
0
z
Jan
1.70 Mgr
19
1,000
Federated Petroleum
Jan
Jan
30c
89
Feb
Mar
Mar-
5.20
Feb
78c
Jan
92
Jan
39
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
April 12,
(1648)
1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
w«£.
STOCKS
Sale Price
i.
Par
Power
Gatlneau
5%
common
100
100
preferred
preferred
5% %
Geco
Bakeries
Petroleum
Class
Wares
20'A
Jan
23%
104
Jan
109%
109%
Feb
111
.5'A
10%
330
50
19,020
5%
200
43
42
67
5.55
Jan
Jan
Warrants
Jan
Feb
5%
35%
Jan
43'A Mar
218
57%
Jan
67
64%
67
—
6.25
7.00
1,750
5.00 Mar
7.00
7.00
12,690
4.90 Mar
7.00
•
15%
15%
16
760
Apr
Jan
Lexindln Gold
Little
common
15
Mar
Apr
,
Glenora
God's
1
1
1
Lake
Gold
Yellowknife
Giant
Mines
Gold
16%
Goldale Mines
Eagle
4%c Mar
3,795
6,500
Jan
9.70
Jan
3'Ac Mar
5'Ac
Feb
7.70
31,225
65c
12,000
75c
Mar
23'Ac
9%c
Jan
Jan
1.00
68c
25c
23%c
26'c
17c
18c
8,800
15c
Feb
37c
23'Ac
Jan
—
—
7c
7c
2,500
6c
Mar
12'Ac
Apr
Feb
1.91
5,300
1.35 Mar
Goldfields
Uranium
*
43c
32c
45c
14,400
29'Ac Mar
58c
Jan
Goldhawk
Porcupine
*
3%c
3%c
4'Ac
13,000
3%c Mar
5c
Jan
1
1
4'Ac
4'Ac
4'Ac
3,000
4c
Mar
—
4c
4'Ac
17,000
4c
Jan
Golden
Goldora
Mines
Goodfish
1.90
——1
Manitou
Mining
Goodyear
Tire
*
common
1.75
Graham
Bousquet
Grandines
1
_T
Great
i
Lakes
Class
comrrfon
Paper
30c
23,700
53,150
15c
1,000
34c
42c
23
22%
23%
—
v
42c
51%
—
1
1.91
Apr
7%c
Jan
6c
Feb
•
25c
1
Class
B
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
27,535
9
2,930
7
13%
Gold
Lake
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
Brass
7c
7c
7c
7,500
38
38%
825
Jan
Hamilton
Cotton
Rock
Hard
Harding
Head
A
Long Island Petroleums
Lakes
Apr
Headway
Heath
Apr
16% Mar
1.42 Mar
Feb
9'A Mar
Feb
5.65
Apr
Mar
8.00 Mar
8'A
Mar
7.20 Mar
Lynx
Macdonald
Macfie
Gold
Jan
7c
Feb
10'Ac
High
Crest
32%
Jan
38'A
Apr
15c
17%
Huron
10,500
15c
Mar
26c
Jan
9,700
7'Ac Mar
14c
Feb
9c
*
>
12%
12%
4%c
12%
900
4%c
—
1
500
Apr
13
Mar
4'Ac Mar
7%c
Jan
16%c 17%c
7,700
16'Ac
Apr
30c
Jan
10%c
11c
1,100
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
32
31%
32
515
33
&
Erie
3.00
3.00
3.00
185
5
14
13Va
14
•
9.15
9.15
9.50
2,943
6,192
1
24c
19c
24c
144,700
5c
5c
1,000
22
23 %
2,030
19%
17c
—
—
•
•
•
1
23 %
1.90
28% Mar
2.50
Jan
'
100
4,000
128
128
7.50
7.50
7.95
8c
8c
10
10
38
J.
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
4%
£1
25
Industrial
$2
Acceptance
—
1
preferred
Indian Lake
$1.50
33%—
9%
Oil
pfd
4%c
preferred
Powders
International
class
Preferred
Metals
37%
47%
33
9%
6%
24%
4%c
Nickel
Co
Interprovincial Pipe
Jaculet
Jet
Mines
Oils
Joburke
Gold
Jonsmith
8'A
6,252
7%
110
4.50
Feb
McColl
11 %c 11'Ac
________——-—
common
ZiSo
——
—.—.
McDougall-Segur
/
Mentor
.»„
Lake
"lp/y
.—
.1; AT
Light & Power
Preferred ./__———- .13,50. K'K
3.00 Mar
Midcon
Oil
Midland
Gas
&
Pacific
&
Grain
Feb
Milton
Jan
24c
Jan
Minda-Scotia
Jan
____:
Jan
37c
.—
7c
Montoco
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
128
Jan
8.20
4°!o
Jan
40 "
Feb
Preferred
&
9
Mar
10'A
Jan
6
Feb
6%
Apr
National
25%
4%c
Feb
25%
Apr
5c
Mar
National
Steel
Trust
300
Jan
23'A
4c
Mar
49
Mar
37
Jan
—
National Explorations Ltd
Preferred
40'A
Apr
Jan
39%
Apr
Negus Mines
871
39
Jan
43%
Apr
Nesbitt
8
8
350
8
Mar
8%
Jan
8
2.71
8
3.15
32;
16
30
99%
16
32
99%
—.
131%
435
20
8
Apr
2.00
16
Jan
Mar
Labine
Uranium
29% Mar
96
Feb
.
9% Mar
New
3.35 Mar
New
Feb
New
33
100% Mar
38
13,398
34 Va
Jan
38
Apr
132
100
128'/b
Jan
132
Feb
24%
6,435
24%
10,378
35c
35c
500
Jan
24%
Jan
19
20%
23c
25% Mar
Mar
37c
Apr
Mar
New
Bristol
Mines
Concord
Development
Continental
New
New
New
New
Devon
A,
__
11c
1.80
__
17c
13c
62%
37c
19%c
1.95
6c
10%c
7c
4,800
5'Ac
11c
7,633
8'Ac Mar
Jan
1.78
1.80
700
1.40 Mar
5%c
5%c
5,060
5'Ac Mar
17c
18c
4,800
16'Ac Mar
13c
14c
62%
62 %
1,000
36c
39c
23,500
12,700
18c 19 %c
1.95
5,300
2.05
1,700
-7c
4,000
11c
Mar
10 %c
Ut
Jan
New
Mar
New
Goldvue
Jan
New
Harricana
85c
Feb
New
26c
Jan
New
Hugh
23c
Jan
Kirkland-Hudson
1
Kirkland
__
22%
1
6c
22%
1
Apr
62%
Apr
New
34c
Jan
49c
Mar
New
570
Jan
20C
Jan
New
1.81 Mar
35c
8c
55c
Apr
Jan
Jan
2.15 Mar
Larder
2.50
26c
Mar
9c
5%
Feb
Jan
7.75
Jan
23c
Jan
Jan
9% Mar.
Jan
50c
20c
1.02
Feb
Jan
Apr
New
New
Jan
New
14c
Jan
Superior
20o
' 1.55
1.50
1.56
19%
19%
19%
•
8.90
8.80
9.20
l
68c
67c
72c
16c
15'Ac
8,600
24c
Jan
New
15c
Jan
Jan
Lake
Lingman
1
Lake
Osu
1
.
7.75
10,600
62c
Jan
Mar
1.80
Jan
19%
Apr
Nipissing
9.50 Mar
90c
Nordon
16c
7,500
15c
Feb
22c
Jan
1,200
18c
Feb
22c
Jan
Norlartic
4,520
l
23c
23c
23c
1,500
30
30
50
29
Mar
Jan
Oils
•
1
•
1
1.50
__
10c
11%
__
1.50
1.60
4.00
4.00
500
10c
13c
66,260
11'/a
of
5'Ac
3%c
1
3%c
3%c
3
15c
15
15.
1.40 Mar
3.70
Jan
.
380
Jan
25
5% Mar
26%
.
Jan
Feb
>
1,655
13
350
28c
30c
3,000
11%
385
27%
165
6%
6%
2,400
9'A
Jan
6'A
Feb
11'A
Apr;
11%
22c
Jan
Mar
13 % Mar,
Jan
35c
Jan
27'A
12'A
Jan
10
27% Mar;
6% Mar
Jan,
Jan
Apr
1.73
26'A
Feb
12c
13c
4,500
1.65
1.82
32,400
9'Ac
10c
7,000
42c
48c
106,025
1.47
1.47
?%c Feb
1.45 Mar
Feb.
7%
Jan '
31
Feb
13c
Jan
2.27
Jan
8'Ac Mar
13c
Jan
Feb
70c
Mar
28 %c
1.60
Feb
Jan
2.50
Apr
Feb
91c
Jan
1.20
Jan
1.77
1.30
1.42
2.29
2.42
7,776
70c
78c
19,100
55c
6.15
24 %c
32
1.70
Feb
Normetal
Jan
Norpax
Mar
&
Jan
',e'"
1.02
Mar
60c
2,050
14,000
85c
55c
50c
Mar
75c
Jan
16'Ac
19c
7,100
15c
Jan
30c
Mar
94c
93c
1.07
19,399
81c
Mar
i8c
2.76
17c
18c
24,500
17c
Mar
2.75
2.85
2,050
23c
23c
1,600
20c
Mar
40c
Feb
33'Ac
—-L5
33'Ac
37c
17,250
22c
Jan
48c
Feb
15c
17c
8,750
Feb
19'Ac
26'Ac 26'Ac
750
i;
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_
—!<■: 26'Ac
Jan
2.60
15c
Mar
25c
10c
Jan
7c
8c
22c
16,870
12c
6%c
8c
6'Ac Mar
1.22
9,750
31,800
20c
8,000
8c
18c
si
18c
19c
20c
6'Ac
19'/Ic
6'Ac
1,500
1,2001
3,700
5,500
6c
6'Ac
16,500
6c
7c
13c 13'Ac
12,300
2,950
5c
8,000
5c
5'Ac Mar
Mar
1.00 Mar
17c
Jan
6c
Feb
Feb
Mar
9'Ac
Jan
5'Ac Jan
9%c
Feb
19c
Jan
5c
11 %c Mar
5c
9c
Jan
12c
Jan
20c
Feb
4.25
Apr
4.25
100,685
8c
7,000
6c
6%c Mar
58
Feb
14c
Feb
1.58
8c
8%c
68
1,794
100
2.10
Jan
7c
Mar
5'Ac Feb
1.40
Jan
Feb
3.55
11 %c
9%c
Jan
13,450
20,800
1.50
Jan
6%c
11c
65%
Apr
34c
13c
68
Jan
12%c Mar
18c
10c
8%C
i
Jan
Jan
20c
4%c Mar
12c
1,000
1,600
2,900
Apr
9c
2.11
Feb
15'Ac
7c
3.80
9%c Mar
22c
10%c Feb
5'Ac
::?i %c
12
Jan
Jan
52c
6%cMar
•/18c
1.11
Feb
Jan
8C
__
8c
2.95
40c
'
19'Ac
8c
I 1.53 Feb
124c
Jan
Jan
19c
9,000
6,750
8,510
8c
Inca
Jan
11c
Jan
9'Ac Feb
1.65
Jan
12c
68
Jan
„
Apr
25'Ac Jan
4.00
Jan
Jan
11%
Apr
6c
Jan
Northland
Jan
Mar
Nubar
Mines
Mines
Nudulama
(1940)__
'i
Jan
15,500
6%c Apr
1,250
ll'Ac Feb
14'Ac Feh
Feb
2.95 Mar
6%c
2.90
6,185
11c
13c
1.81k
1.95
9,534
7,400
13,500
2.80
2.35
9%c Jan
1.78
Jan
8c
Feb
6
Jan
18c
2.60
16c
Feb
Jan
Jan
::i|;io'Ac
7'A
7%
1,150
14c
11c
15c
3,200
14c
Apr
48c
48c
50c
2,200
42c
Mar
65c
Jan
50%
Apr
Feb
58%
.50^';
50%
305
50'/a
Apr
5'Ac
4,000
36,200
10,225
4'Ac
Jan.
5c
Ltd
5
■*r
V
5c
15'Ac
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Ltd
Mines
11c
1.83
__»y
10 %c
8c
12 %c 12 %c
9c 10'Ac
Ltd
Oils
Gold
15 %c
8c
12 %C
2.90
Mines
Canadian
North Star Oil
6c
1.29
95c
Mining
Oil
North
Jan
15
40,150
17c
-
Jan
Mar
165
55c
„l!;-
Mines
Feb
12
25%
16'Ac 16'Ac
9'A
3'Ac Apr
25%
Mar
Mar
•-.!
.
4%c
241
27
75c
-ft :\
500
1,000
16%
27
1.50
Ltd
North Trinity
Northern Canada Mines
Northern Quebec Power
7'Ac Mar
Jan
Jan
1.40
Canada
1,000
11'A
5'Ac
1,400
Feb
Jan,
15
24%
25
zP
North
•
10c
1,125
2.40
Norgold
19c
6.00
21c
2.15
Jan
19c
•
Jan
40
Corp
5.75
Feb
Mar
14c
Jan
415
lie
_^__—
Mines
6.00
5.30
7c
1.60
42c
Mines
Mines
Noranda
1
__
Jan
1.90 Mar
1,900
?!
Nib Yellowknife
16'A Mar
43c
Jan
9'Ac
Ill
New Thurbois
47c
Nisto
1,591
2,385-
Apr
1.75
1.56
-i
>
19c
1.10 Jan
Feb
27c
1.65
—I!
Pete
8'Ac Mar
Feb
27
25%
:!1'
Senator
700
Jan
27%
Ltd
Rouyn Merger
New Ryan Lake Mines
Mar
31,400
Jan
14'A
2,275
8c
Mines
Richfield
90c
107,850
9% Mar
160c
25'A
12c
Oils—
48c
45c
Jan
Feb
27
19c
Norzone
New Pacalta
Jan
15c
8 •••?
45c
16%
10%
I."
Gold
Mar
9%c
130
12%
New Marlon Gold
35c
9c
21%
13
28c
U
65c
15c
21%
5%
Newlund Mines
1,750
35c
9,900
11'A
25%
._•>
2,000
9c
400
55c
5%
.-tss
80c
40c
9%
27%
Kelore
40c
1
9
49c
10%
•
Laguerre Mines
72c
•
17,000
11'A
—5
._i
._i:y
Malartic
40c
75c
_1
page 41.
14c
9'A
23c 24'Ac
New Jason Gold
62'A
16'Ac
—_____.
Mines Ltd
New
see
Apr
5.80
23c
Hlghridge
3.fi0
70,144
footnotes
Feb
20c
Mar
—ir
Fortune
1.02
For
95c
3,800
29,584
2,000
t..';
Petroleum
Dickenson Mines
75c
Candy Shops
1,405
23c
7.10
Jan
1
Delhi
New
76c
Secord
1.75
20c
6.70
Apr
-500
;
1
Laura
Feb
37...
=1
Oil
Davies Petroleum
8,500
Lapaska Mines
4.60
Jan
-If
1
Calumet
28,625
;
Jan
33
:::!
Oils
British Dominion Oil
13c
Cadillac
3.00
4.00,
50
I
i
11'Ac
Lapa
100
4.00
Apr
Feb
131 %
24%
——-1
Bidlamaaue
12%c
Mines
Mar
37
6%
Alger
•
&
26c
37
—titt
35c
Oils
Jan
12%
—J&T
i
—
35c
Sons
6'Ac
27%
35c
Lang &
1,900
Feb
1.50
1
Lamaque Gold
Feb
13c
10
;
Kerr
Landover
14c
5,395
B
Newnorth
;
11'A Mar
40c
15,270
Car——
New
16%
37 'A
39
..
500
68,000
35
class
Jan
Mines
Jan
Jan
7%c Mar
167,400
—.
Hosiery
Jan
u
com.
National Grocers' common
18%
Luz
Apr,
Apr
12%
National Petroleum
1,000
Jan
28
16% Mar
La
8%
64
,1.90
—S; J:
260
43
34'A
8
Chemical
7,840
;
Jan
30c
12c 14'Ac
raf. ?!
Brass
Drug
17%
common
53
16'A
preferred
Morrison
17'A
Woods
19 %C
10'Ac Jan
17%
Mining
Feb
26'A
1
the
Feb
13c
1.70
—w
Kerr-Addison
of
Apr:
96%
Apr
11%
Moore Corp common
Morrison
Wasa
Jan
32'A
Feb
12C 12%c
Jan
Apr
Mylamaque Explor
Lake
17c
26'A Mar
91
7,550
600
Petroleum
2.45
51c
New
Lake
Jan
4,570
6,500
1 '!••)
New
Mines
Feb
5.75
40c
33c
L
Jan
Shore
Feb
8%
-
8'Ac
1.90
:—
Jan
Lake
625
10'A
29c
Mortgage
Mar
Mines
Jan
Mar
39c
7 'Ac
1.90
Monarch
9c
Dufault
52c
50C
Feb
11%
Jan
Mar
11.90
9'Ac
Lake
10
680
64
33c
Mining Corp
457/b
Mar
36%
-
Apr
6%c Jan
23%
Feb
7.50
—v; i
—12%
Jan
Mar
121%
49C
.
—
25%
Mining & Exploration
62%
•"At 1.90
«^:13%C
—,
Brick
"34'A
„
:—
Mill City Petroleum
Jan
—
♦
;
Apr
Ltd
7.10'
Mines
Mexican
Jan
(John)
:i
Mar
22c
Jan
12c
37'Ac Mar
40c
Mar
lie
24 %c
Feb
8c
9
■
.1.23c
Feb
Labrador
5,550
95 y
Mar
11c
_*
5c
Labatt
10
1.50
4.00
—
5'Ac
!
.
—
Merrill Petroleum
Uranium
2,135
Jan
5c
10c
7'Ac
£ -V
*
Exploration
Mercury Mills
Merrill Island
32'A
95%
90
10%c Mar
39c
Lake
20%
1
64
_5v-'
100
Kroy
Feb
Apr;
.
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mclvor Drilling
Red
1,333
31
95%
17c 19 %c
Frontenac
Preferred
6,400
Mines
Apr;
8'A
Feb
4.75
6'Ac
Townsite
Jan
8
Ltd
Ltd
22%
Copper
Oils Ltd
Feb
7
4.50
Ltd
Oils
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
5%c
Kristina
17
4,350
6c
Klondike-Keno
33
738
29,400
1
Kirkland
Jan
1.70
17
17
8'A
35c
1
Lake
10c
4'Ac Feb
40c
*
;
Apr
Jan
3c
40c
Kenville
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
40c
1.31 Mar
30c
Kayrand Mining
Lake
19,000
Marigold Oils Ltd
Maritime Mining
Kelvinator
Gold
13,500
5,600
Mar way lie
290
•
Jupiter Oils Ltd
1.55
3 %C
20,000
4,389
1
Ltd
Feb
16'Ac Jan
1.27 Mar
52c
40'A
•
Mines
Jan
68c
Apr
40c
4,545
23'A
1
.
Feb
1.97
Mar
9,550
6%
—
*
Joliet-Quebec
Apr;
12c
Mar
18c
11c 11 %c
—
Gold
10'A
1.70
100
24
•
Johns-Manville
50c
11c
306,421
29,550
Malartic
Marbenor
455
24%
1
Ltd
'
4,500
40c
15
39%
43'A
1
(1939)
12,000
Feb
9,500
39 %
1
———
Oil
Jellicoe
58c
11c 12'Ac
8c
Jan
Mar?
17
1.45 Mar
„
95
5,028
*
•
Mines
Jasper
55c
8,235
14c
38
5
Gold
6,500
1.65"
6%e
Warrants
Jacknife
8c 10%c
1.19
19c
15% Mar
6c
14'A
37%
•
25
50c
Line
Island Mountain Mines
50
Feb
Mar'
18c
Mar
8
———
,
47%
33%
9%
,2.79.
*
5/100
International Petroleum
17
6'A
Jan
94
8
100
common
Preferred-
13c
17
__
43%
*.
.-
41c
11,000
12 %c
Preferred
Maralgo Mines
39%
42%
25
A
——
International
pfd
62,200
1.43
Maple Leaf Milling common
40Va
*
1
International Bronze
Apr
12,300
53c
46c
3'/bc
————
Maple Leaf Gardens—!
National
*
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
11c
11c 12'Ac
15 %C 16 %C
Feb
"
5'Ac Feb
Apr
Feb*
New
Ingersoll Machine class A
47
4
6c
39%
•
30
2
common
preferred
Jan
3'Ac Mar
100
8c
18c
5,500
Imperial Bank
Tobacco
40'A
500
4
7c
4'Ac
980
8c
Imperial
Imperial
942
4'Ac
4
1.67'
Mines—.
Goldfields
Malartic
Manitoba & Eastern
Jan
8
3,932
39c
1
Life
11c
.
Magnet Consol
National
Imperial
45
4'Ac
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
11%
100
45%
37c
—
1.90
43'A
—
45%
-—1
common
Petroleums
44%
1.20
Jan
__
•
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger
42
Jan
Gold
Gold
Gold
9c 10%c
Smelting
Jan
Apr;
McWatters
16c 17%c
1
Hoyle Mining
Jan
37%
1.56
Jan
Mar
Hudson Bay Mining &
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
56c
2,449
1.80
Red
40c
common
4,900
41%
19%
McKenzie
Jan
Paper
77c
41
Jan
McMarmac
17c
1
Smith
75c
Jan
Feb
36,975
1
1
——
Mindamar,
Howard
Jan
Feb
1.60
Jan
Mar
36c
Yellowknife
Jan
11c
23c
17%
9
34c
Gold
70c
Jan
Jan
6,475
24c
34c
*
Horner
^
Jan
7'Ac
10c
8,405
19
1
*
Hosco
60c
,
22,000
43,000
8,220
Feb
17%c
-
8,625
11c
1.70
Feb
Mar
Consol
70c
2.95 Mar
9'Ac Mar:
1.35
Apr
7%
10c
Oil
Feb
Jan
Jan
19%
13c
230
Hinde
Home
19%
1.80
5'Ac
1.30
17%
23,628
16,200
*
Hollinger
A 17% Jan
50
300
21,800
9c
18'A
220
.
15c
Jan
8
Holden Mfg class B
.
16% Man
Mines.
17'A
12c
Dauch
.
12% Mar.
Jan
13c
1.55
56c
Lake
Red
Apr
7%
Highwood Sarcee
&
.
Jan 1
13
9c
27c
15
10%c
Ltd
Oils
/ 68c
:
High
10%
10 %c
17
Mines
MacLeod-Cocksliutt
Jan
8
Mines
—
Mines
Explorations
Mackeno
Meta
Heva
2.55
1.55
Maybrun Mines
'
10%c
Hendershot Paper common
12c
51c
Mines
Macassa
Jan
12c
11
1
»
19
2.50
.*
—
* A.A9%c
(Walter M)
Yellowknife
Jan
14'A
*
Lake
Red
—.
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Lowney
Maxwell
—
Gold
25
—
1
1 k;.
I
—
Goldfields
Louvicourt
23 'A Mar
52
Mines
Iron
Mines
Uranium
Lorado
105
15
17%
13%c
__
1
;
Hibbert
of
15
—
common
Carpets
Harrison
*
Gold
16%
Low
*
Feb
42c
Apr
8c
38,310
•
common
—w-1 v£"
*
Gold
—
Hosiery class
I
Hahn
• Ml'A
• £ 44%
Class B
London
Marcus
13'A
3,500
9.65
-1
—
9c
8.90
—
49c
29'Ac
■
4% Mar
,
210
8%c
9.50
.!
Jan
5
1,200
1
Jan
May
1.06
675
6.50
13%
—
7%
6.40
__
1
Lead
Gunnar Gold
Gwillim
1.27
8%
—
—--10
—.
1.06
9
9c
Freehold
Gridoil
—
•
*
A
class
Coal
West
Feb
Jan
7.95
.
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Apr
7%
Mar
51
115
6,125
Apr
52%
Mar
18%
-4,690
52
16c 16 %c
16c
125
Jan
Feb
7
.
Great
Jan
100
28c
24c
*
preferred
A
Great Plains Development
48'A
7%
22%c25%c
30c
i
"
•
97
155
125
52%
7%
—
*
Mines
Grandoro Mines
468
114
—
*
class A
Mackay
16%
Range Since Jan. 1
830
MacMillan & Bloedel class B____
51%
124
50
Preferred
—
A
class
Groceterias
Madsen
Gordon
{$1 12c
*XX 76c
Jan
1
Mines
28,900
8.50
3%c
6c
69c
^
1
-
Goldcrest
Gold
7'Ac
8.40
3%c
>
__
3%c
*
Gold
Lake
12'A
8c
1
—_——
Long Lac
Loblaw
Lomega
Geneva
—-
1
—l .r/w 9%c
—
—
High
11%
19
—
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~
Gold
Shares
Apr
6.00
|,< .»•
1 U'--
Leitch Gold
Lencourt
—
,
1
Mines
Lavalie
Jan
13
370
43
Preferred
Apr
Mar
6.55
1
-
Steel
3,226
23%
for Week
of Prices
Low
* '£11%
*
20
Class B'_
Jan
1
common
A
General
10
5
General Motors
General
78c
5%
—
—
3
Dynamics
General
>
Feb
9.80
—
*
50c
!
A
class
Acceptance
Laurentide
Jan
25c
16%c
1,480
8,000
Par
High
Apr
19c
64c
108 108%
111
111
23%
1
Mines Ltd
General
Low
23'A
64c
Range Since Jan. 1
,
19c
62c
—
—•
—•
High
Shares
^ale Price
Sales
Range
fX Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
1
Gaitwin
Gas
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Exploration
Exploration ol Alberta
APRIL 9
WEEK ENDED
13 %c
17c
36c
36C
39c
7% Mar
25c
9c
Jan
10c
Mar
24 %c
Jan
34c
Mar
50c
Jan
S
Volume 179
Number 5315
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Commercial and
...
The
(1649)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Oakville
Wood
Obaska
Lake
O'Brien
Office^
Mines
Gold
.
.1
—,—
7'Ac
62c
L!i
Selections
Okalta
4%c
O'Leary
Malartic
Omnitrans
1.75
.
Ontario Jockey
*
—
Exnloration
Club
Ontario
Loan
Ontario
Pyrites
—•
Ltd
Oo
Opemiska Copper Mines.
Orange
Crush
Orenada
Gold
Pacific
Coyle
6,600
Navigation
6'Ac
55
38c
35c 40 %c
10%! 11%
70c
43c
1.35
40c:
1
18c
—.1"
.——.
Drilling
Jan
25c
Petroleum
Consol
Paymaster
Peace
70c
3,112
61c
'6,800
6,000
31'Ac
19c
105,700
4.60
250
Ltd
Gold
39c
7.80
7.65
40
Securities!^
*39
*
1
Peruvian
1
c'etrol
Oil
Pickle
& Gas
Oils
Pontiac
Petroleum
Poplar
Powell
Rouyn
Power
Corp
Prairie
Gold
Premier Border
Prospectors
Radiore
Uranium
Rankin Inlet
Mines
Red water
_
—-
_
Robinson
Class
Little
Rundle
Mar
12c
6,400
10c
Jan
15'Ac
Jan
90c
2,100
56c
Mar
3.05
100
45c
29c
5,100
23c
17%
4,055
25
Mar
8
43c
Lawrence
San
9
99c
21,800
77c
Mar
9%c
10,600
8c
Apr
1.75
1.75
500
1.30
Jan
1.90
4c
4%c
11,200
3%c
Feb
4%c
Jan
2.75
2.85
70O
2.75
Apr
3.20
Jan
1
■
4%c
[
,
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90c
67c
1.35
1.00
4,500
72c
87c
57,512
1.45
65c"
1.32/
/
Jan
1.12
73c
1.10 Mar
10%
100
10% Mar
11
100
14
15%
13'Ac
17c
45,100
19c
Sarnia
l'Ac
1%C
8,600
l'Ac
Feb
2%c
15c
21c
133,565
10c
Feb
21c
12c
11%C
14c
106,920
10c
Jan
18c
37%
Jan
44
12
Jan
13%
17c
Jan
42%
43%
21
Apr
12%
1,068
11c
11c
3c
27/eC
3'Ac
9,700
18
17%.
18
Mar
12c
841
12%
585
50O
10c
"1.79
Jan
9%c Mar
2%c
Voting trust ctfs
Sigma Mines (Quebec)Silanco Mining
Silver-Miller
Dairies
Silverwood
Ltd
Siscoe
Souris
Southam
&
Olsen
Starratt
Stedman
Jan
Gold
Stuart
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Mines
Supertest (ordinary)
1.95
Jan
Industries
Sylvanite
1
•
Gold
•
1
17c
18
50
5.50
4.60
Jan
Apr
39c
Feb
7'Ac
Apr
15c
20%
Feb
22c
'Jan
Jan
23
Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
2,050
5.40
5.00
70c
70c
3,050
38
37%
38%
895
34%
99%
102
401
95'A
Jan
63c
63c
-66c
58c
6c
Central
Gas
Jan
19
Mar
75
Jan
36c
Jan
17c
■'
Jan
101
4.55
5,500
&
57% 'Apr
62
8
75
Jan
Jan
Apr
17%
21,450
18
t
70
8'Ac
Apr
5.80 Mar
Mar
95c
39'A
102
Mar
6'Ac Mar
9c
Mar
Feb
Apr
80c
,
Mar
Jan
Feb
10'Ac
Jan
'
•
(G
9'A
3,485
7%
Feb
9%
Apr
101
101
101
115
97'A
Feb
101%
Apr
10c
14,500
V lie
100
100
5
•
preferred
10c
100
Alexander
H)
8%
1
Gold
Wood
Wood,
9'A
100
Winnipeg Electric preferred
5
5
60
Wright-Hargreaves
•
1.80
1.76
1.86
Yale
1
36c
33c
38c
_1
7c
7c
;
Jan
18c
Feb
98% Mar
100
Apr
Mar
6
Jan
5
29,100
Lead
&
Zinc
Yankee
Canuck
Yellorex
Mines
Oil—-—
.'
1.55
2,618
Jan
1.96 Mar
Yellowknife Bear Mines
York
Knitting
class
A
9,500
7c
Jan
10c
1,000
5%c
Jan
9c
Feb
1.39
1.47
7,860
1.14
Jan
1.47
Apr
2.00
2.50
923
19c
15c
19c
,_1
*
20c
19c
23c
50,616
29,000
Toronto Stock
Par
4.25
11,344
20
55
3.90
Feb
4.30
20
25
6.00
6.00
100
Andian
National
Feb
•
*
10
7
Jan
9
Mar
819
25
Jan
27%
8%
9%
4,905
7%
Jan
9%
26%
28%
972
24 %
Jan
28'A
Apr
Apr
Apr
17
Jan
16%
16%
16%
35
11%
1
—
11%
11%
3,481
•
preferred
2nd preferred
97
-
»
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Canada
&
51%
8
Dominion
50%
Jan
Canadian
Cottons
Jan
Canadian
Apr
Coast
Apr
Consolidated
preferred-
16%
51%
Apr
Jan
12%
87
Jan
99
Feb
49%
Jan
51%
Apr
8%
19
97
170
6.00
5.95
6.10
1,245
5.60
Feb
18%
*
Sugar—
High
8%
27%
28%
5
Banknote
American
1st
Low
8%
26%
9%
.
Brown Co common
Range since Jan 1
High
8%
*
Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—
Asbestos Corp
-Shares
27%
—
Anglo
18%
18 %
1,566
17%
Jan
7.25
19
12%
12%
12%
65
12%
Apr
•
25%
25
25%
215
23%
Jan
26
45%
43%
46
1,708
35
Jan
46
4.70
4.90
920
4.55
Jan
5%
10%
10%
135
10%
Apr
12%
65
Jan
69
-20
—
—
1
—
*
Lumber
*
Westinghouse
—
10%
65
65
65
65
1.70
1.70
100
46'A
47%
1,538
17%c:23 %c
15,725
16c
3,600
1.06
35,251
9%
10%
210
9%
100
16%
18'A
10,881
40C 41 %c
6.00
13 %C Mar
1.01
81c
1
5
Paper
Jan
Dalhousie
Jan
deHavilland
*
47%
•
23 %c
—
Oil
1
*
Aircraft
1.13 Mar
Dominion
Bridge
10%
Jan
Feb
Dominion
Glass
9%
Apr
9
Feb
9%
Feb
International
13% Mar
18%
Apr
International
44c
Mai-
900
35c
49
49%
437
47%
Feb
49% Mar
56c
60c
5,600
5fic
Apr
80c
30%
30%
195
23 %c
24c
3,200
32c
34c
1,566
24
8
22,350
13c
18c
]
25c
105
96c
Mar
29%
»
5,150
8
75c
21%
*
6%
66c
Jan
Jan
30% Mar
Jan
25c
Jan
»'
''
Jan
Feb
Feb
34c
Feb
26% Mar
8'A Mar
Mar
1.00
Jan
11 %c
13c
8,000
18c
Jan
18%
19
90
18
Mar
19%
Apr
Mar
Apr
Feb
Jan
Mar
1.00 Mar
1.70
Apr
40%
Jan
47'A
Apr
10c
Feb
23 %c
new
./ 31%
30%
31%
3,297
29
Mar
31% Mar
6%c
7c
-
4,000
6'Ac Mar
7.65
8.00
-
49,001
54
Jan
63% Mar
28% Mar
31% Feb
8'A Apr
39%
.39%
50
63
60%
d3 'A
1,574
5
Utilities
30
29
30
864
8'A
8'A
730
6
40
41
400
34%
59
60
100
54%
5
6
_
40
39%
7%
Paper common—
_
Jan
1,495
Intel-provincial Utilities
Inc
35%
90
17
*
common
—
40
10 %C Mar
'
6.50
Jan
12
12
12
18c
18c
21c
2.10
1.95
2.10
6,600
1.65
17%
18
,3,485
15%
Jan
14c
:!
Feb
17%
13c
17
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
•
100
33,500
12
Apr
16'Ac Mar
14'Ac
16c
7,110
2.10
1.95
2.25
10,100
1.65
Minnesota
*
Power
&
Ontario
Niagara Wire
Ogilvie Flour
Pend
35
*
Oreille
Price
32%
*
_
Bros
30
5.15
2
35%
42,
Mar
60
Mar
52c
32%
40
Apr
31%
Apr
1.11
1.18
6,800
1.08
Feb
2.10
Feb
5.15 Mar
Jan
36% Mar
Jan
29% Mar
50c
Feb
59c
3.55
5,500
Apr
1.20
Jan
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Odd
lot sale
in
e
(not Included
r
delivery sale (not included
Cash
unlisted trading
privileges,
delivered.
wd When
...
year's range).
price.
sale
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to
in
Selling ex-interest.
t Flat
CANADIAN MARKETS
t Ex-liquidating
year's range).
Jan
2.25
FOR
No par value,
d Deferred
Apr
Apr
20c
.
•
wiWhen
u
(not included in year's range).
a
issued.
Ex-dividend,
x
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock
Apr
32
475
50 %c
Jan
Feb
23%
1,475
29%
5.15
Jan
30% Mar
180
34%
28%
Consolidated
12% Mar
18
Jan
28
585
35
5.15
Yukon
a
Jan
Mar
34
4,230
35
31%
31%
29%
«
Stores
32%
35
31%
5
Paper—
Weaving
common-
Thrift
Apr
28c
Feb
1.16
;
.
'
MacLaren
Jan
8.00
Jan
130
105
16%
*
__
Apr
Apr
15% Mar
100
100
17
—
com_
new
Jan
8.00
Feb
Mar
18%
-
Feb
Mar
•
_
common
Copper
18C
s.RO Mar
15'Ac
22
Mar
'
19% Mar
25%
,
22c
27c
for Week
of Prices
LOW
•
Western
"•
Feb
Feb
Feb
Sales
Range
Last
Marconi
11c
Apr
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Canadian
7'Ac
2.75
Apr
9c
18c
Canadian Fonda
Industries
12,066
2.00
Jan
Exchange - Curb Section
STOCKS'
Canadian
8%c
Apr
8c
6'Ac
2.00
*
Metal
38c
7c
^,1
Yukenc Mines
Zenmac
Mar
1.39
_1
•
22c
6'Ac
•
Canadian General Invest
Feb
II50C
Inlet
Rwltsnn
—III
13c
18
6%c
41'A Mar
Jan
22
1
—
16'Ac
12%
12c
675
7c
52% Mar
Jan
23%
—
Oil
22%
Jan
Apr
,
6%c
Jan
1.55
24
•
•
Sudbury
Surf
—
22
22
2.20
(4%c
16,500
9,100
1
Jan
96c
1
•
—
18c
1
Larder
FOOTNOTES
Steel of Canada
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
7'Ac
17c
Jan
'Apr
20
23c
Winchester
39
770
——
—
5'Ac
8c
;
Apr
41%
3,300
7c
8%
4.30 Mar
Wiltsey-Coghlan
50
551
♦
—
33c
Jan
5c
18% Apr
Feb
50
Jan
40 % Mar
58,600
1,000
10
25
24c
•
*
Bros
143
57%
23c
Loblaw
I—1
Ltd
4.55
41'A
55'A
33c
1
—
597
25%
,
common
4.40
40%
56
4.50
Jan
6%c Feb
-
Apr
9.00
Jan
1.67
~
1.60 Mar
-6,255
4,370
7,910
Jan
1.55
24%
--
•
Gas
Petroleums
2,385
20
■
—
Paving
12'A
7c
19
•
41
4.10
—
•
Standard Radio class A
Stanwell Oil
1.93 Mar
15%
56c
(1944)
11%
1
Canadian
*
Standard
Feb
49
—
Ltd
12
5,200
100
Tungsten
1.80
9%
50
Co
165
2,000
•
(Geo) common
52%
18
t-1
Mines
Jan
Apr
1.15 Mar
9%
•
preferred
Spooner Oils
14
15 %c
16C
•
Stadacona
1.50
50
37,000
Feb
Jan
6.00
—_——
Valley
Jan
1.04
_
Gold
Somerville
6c
"
1.85
46
Jan
;]
*
Simpsons
Feb
25
1
—
Jan
1
4.20
—
Jan
1.45
5,120
14
1.42
7'Ac
:
—1
class A
1.84
1.70
8c
1
—
Ltd
40%
25
-
7%c
20
1
;
52%-
„
*
Mines
Feb
1.81
•
—
Mar
19%
Jan
37%
10,866
14
1.80
1
3,417
1.25
40%
20
Breweries common-
Sicks'
Feb
7%
1
Preferred
Apr
4c
Apr
17
1,820
1.64
1.75
1.37
__
45%
9 %c" 10 %c
'.I
•
—
45
1.55
■
•
*
preferred
14%
700
lc
Leaseholds
British
45%
1
•
Gordon
7,824
'8'A
5%c Mar
-
Apr
1.47 Mar
12 7A
3%c Mar
18%
Feb
21
30
127/B
..
Shirriff's
3,000
17%
7c
Feb
/,
42%
Security Freehold Petroleums—.—
«
Shawinigan Water & Power cornClass B preferred
::5'o
—i
Shawkey (1945) Miness
Sherritt
4c
*
Apr
!>
_
700
3%c
Jan
20c
:
•
Ltd
Oils
Scurry
3,800
5
Winora
Jan
Apr
1.10 Mar
1.22
19
Feb
——
Ltd
72c
98c
11%
-6'Ac
1.70
common
Winnipeg
Mar
1.15
7c
Feb
14 %c
1
\
1
Petroleums
Bridge 1
38c
6'Ac
1.70
Brew
Feb
15
1
Sapphire
Apr
Jan
15
•
—
_
7.45
Mar
1.65
l'Ac
Corp
Feb
1.18
"
"
1
common
5.25
530
Canada
Wilrich
Feb
2,325
1.35
Grocers
Weston
27%
1
—1
Ashley—,
Feb
-10%
V
1
Sand River Gold
Apr
21
—«.
_
Jan
Jan
21
...10
_
Apr
1.20
12c
Mar
43c
31,910
1
Gold-
Apr
Apr
8c
.
Antonio
Jan
17%
Feb
1
St
Jan
90c
*
Industries
Mar
98c
*
_
37c
Jan
67c
137A Mar
9
3.85
8'Ac
__
,
1.00 Mar
Feb
-500
9
——
2.50
Jan
Rupununi Gold
Russell
Jan
80c
Jan
-
Oils
11c
Mar
60%
Jan
HVb
•
Products
Western
;
Mar
14'A
Feb
7.45
1.18
•
Feb
Jan
23%
11%
_40
Apr
12%
1,26
18%
Feb
Jan
4140
57
,
36
•
common
37%
22c
Feb
156
_1
Territories
Western
Jan
3.30
Jan
Feb
38c 40'Ac
10
W'
35c
10%
Feb
8'A
,
Jan
Jan
3.50 Mar
Mar
33
Mar
14%c
Jan
16'Ac Mar
655
„
11%
Western
Jan
'
Jan
27
42c
Mar
9
*12,060
54,550
Western
5.50 Mar
12c
45c
—
—.—
Jan
90c
Oils
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
3.70
7'Ac Mar
26
40'Ac
__1
&
20c
805
60%
65c
Jan
9c
Feb
2.55 Feb
Jan
2.55
Jan
37%
Jan
19%
Mar
13'Ac Mar
Jan
32 %c Mar
2,000
93,460
14'A
60
•
;
Equip
Western
7.00
13%
25'A
A
Feb
23c
__20
Silver
Jan
Jan
3.40
Jan
Roche Long Lac———.
.—
Rowan Consolidated class B wrnts_
Koxana
5%c
10
2.50 Mar
26
*
Pyrites
Westeel
Feb
Feb
*
—
Feb
3.00
Mar
common
_
West
38% Mar
Apr
8c
■71c
Weedon
Jan
54c
*
A
84c
'
Jan
14c
—1
pfd..__.
35
G
4.40
36%
,
Mar
'43c
578
18c
4.00
8c
1.85
6'Ac
class
West Malartic
30c
1
Mfg 6%
Mar'
61c
18c
:^.l
Amulet
Preferred
Apr
2,100
Rix-Athabasca
Robertson
Waterous
Feb
24,500
1
-—
Jan
40c
30
256,406
1
Oils
1.60
Feb
35%
4.35
61c
■
1
Prado
Waite
Walker
Apr
36%
1
25
32'A
-
9,500
!
•
Ltd
Apr
Jan
10%
•
..
Mfg
Jan
34c
Uranium
25'A
1
Mines
1.36
1.01
10,400
Mines
Victoria & Grey Trust
Violamac Mines
Feb
60c
v.
Ventures
Viceroy
Jan
1.95
23c
Mines
Rexspar
1.22
2,200
•
-
Vicour
20c
«!—.J-;
26%
*
Van Roi Consolidated Mines
Feb
32c
Regcourt
Renabie
Apr
21c
^
MacDonald
1.16
60c
12,000
67c
61,500
Vanadium Alloys
Apr
1
.——
Petroleum
Reeves
67c
1
—
59c
50
Upper-Canada Mines
29%
9
1
Gold
Utilities
55c
Hill
Montauban
Jan
16%
17%
1
—
—
Poplar
8'Ac
Keno
Mar
25c
•
57c
500
,
25
Jan
42c.
A_——___—*
class
ll%c
85c-
1
Mining
Milk
Mar
3.05"
45c
8,042
1
Corp class B
28c
26
2,000
"80c
-1
5,404
2.25
7.25
I
Mar
38c
Apr
4.90
85c
36%
2.16
*
I
Asbestos
Oils
8'A
4.55"
1
9%C
35%
2.18
10%
common
Steel
4'Ac
8%C-8%C
—0
9%c
36%
•
United
40
Jan
24c
70
11c
Feb
10%
Acceptance
Mai
1.15
24,785
10,450
11c
19'A
3,000
United
4,000
8'A
3.00
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.20 Mar
95,205
Apr
1.90
8'A:
8c
17
26c
United
Mar
1,600
2.65,
75c:
Gold
Qiiemont
1.92
79c
150
3.40
24
487
8%c
18%
24c
8.40 Mar
Mar
1.41
1,000
1
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Nickel Corp
Quinte
70c
—1
Corp
18'A
Jan
3.20
United
Feb
43
Jan
95c
'4,110
5ci 5'Ac
4.80
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou
Queenston
5c
Feb
317A
3.40
11c
6,700
30
1.90
1
Chibougamau
28c
38 ; 38'A
1.92
•
Airways
7,145
1.60
70c:
14%
Apr
1
Mining
42c
Mar
'
2.95
Copper
Roy
8,425
21,800
1
Quebec
Rio
2,625
1.36
1
Quebec
Reef
29
1.27:
*
PUrdy Mica Mines.
Red
28'A-
38%
Apr
30
•
Oil
Gas
1.00
Jan
39c
29
24c-
13
210
600
3,100
Feb
Apr
75c
1.34
—,2
East
5.60
4,900
Dome
Metals
Preston
Feb
40
18,000
1
Pressed
26c
80,800
15c
•
Oil
Feb
37,100
57c
1.90
-1
—1
65c
Feb
1.45-
Feb
253
30%
4,725
United
Jan
28%
1.53
14
30
18
35c
38c
Tungsten Corp
5.00 Mar
Mar
1.20
25c
1.39
13
30
•
United Fuei A preferred
Class B preferred
8c
14c-
1.60
1.37
13
-
10c
Jan
30c
1.81
29%
1.39
85
28,575
-
26%
Union
Feb
24
51c
37c
Union
Jan
19c
23
9'Ac
Union
Feb
1.60
Mar
40c
37c
Feb
Apr
2.65
51c
sy2c
23c
36%
1.121
1
14c
•
11% Mar
Jan
750
14c
River
17c
*
Trend
74%
Jan
415
1.85
_•
Oils
Powell
Pipe Line
Feb
4,500
__1
Development
Ponder
Oil
Jan
39
_•
Placer
17c
•
Mar
30c
1.18
Uranium
Mountain
United
80
45'Ac?
Feb
1
1,
22c
4.10
1,925
43
—1
Mines
Gold
Pitch-Ore
8.00
1.02; 1.16
55c
-
Jan
1.20
•
46c
11c
;
.-1
Gold
Crow
Pioneer
—•
1.83
6,140
3,600
•
A
75c
39
1.05
Mineral
&
13,400
1.50
*
u
class
Jan
10c ll%c
10c
A
Oils
Mar
30c
—1"
Pershcourt Goldfields
Oils
40c
.
2.25
1.40
I20
class
Mar
5c
600
14,400
40
"»
_—
75c
38 %c
1
r
common.....
Credit
People's
75c'i
—1
Nat'Gas
River
Penman's
Perron
—50c
2.15
1^49
Transcontinental Resources
Petroleum
vJan
59'Ac
Jan
Apr
A'"
Pathfinder
Finance
Empire
Trans
1.35 Mar
Jan
8.15
64
43c
4.50"
Feb
58c
6'Ac
17'Ac;
4.60
•
Works
Trans Era Oils
7'Ac Jan
Jan
85c
1,735
71
6c
4.45
42c
3,740
10c
Jan
Trans
11% Mar
2 25
♦
—
Iron
Towagmac Exploration
Feb
10
Jan
450
,_i
.
Traders
6%c Mar
3,700
371,553
Pari
1.59
Jan
10%
11'/a
Triad
700
14',60O
64;
66c!
Jan
3.40
!„
Elevators
Toronto General Trusts
Mar
8'A
•
Silver
Feb
25
High
1,485
11
•
Apr
97c
Jan
1.00
2,217
24
Mar
Low
10
11
*
Toronto
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
2.50 Mar
Jan
,
64c
.26,200
1.25
r
Jan
22%
46c
64
OiJL
22,
24,090
6%c
43c.
11%
earamaque Mines
1.90
2,110
3.55
1
Parker
Jan
2.45
Page Hershey Tubes——————*
Pamour Porcupine
•
Parbec Mines
Jan
4'Ac
1
Pacific Petroleum
Western
18'Ac
85c
1.15
Torbrit
Mar
1
I
Jan
3'Ac Mar
3.40
6%c
Jan
14c
Low
1
Tip Top Tailors
Tombill Gold,
1.96
Shares
l
Thomson-Lundmark
Jan
11c
Mar
1.70 Mar
for Week
10
Feb
v
Sales
Range
of Prices
♦
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Texas xCalgary
Toronto
i
common
14c
Feb
4c
Jan
12
*
8,500
1.40
44 %c
80c
Pearson
Preferred
Jan
3,000
1.25
1
9'Ac
„
4c
1.40
1
Par
Mar
15c
80c
•
8
Mar
7c
30,334
1.85
3.55
——_—
(Eastern)
6,500
23 % : 23%
"
1
-.
Osisko Lake Mines
Pacific
11'A Mar
23% " 23%
82c
•
•
common—.
60c
2,300
*
2.20
1
1
Ontario Steel
3 V2 c
__
3,525
5'Ac
;
14c I'
__
.
Jan
12c
4%c
1.85
4,500
6 Vac
12
.
11c
90c
High
Feb
65c
■
—————±-*
Oils
Low
6%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Taylor,
5
11%
—11 %c
9
STOCKS
40
7
7%c
61 %c
Specialty.
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
7'Ac
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7 ;
Ltd—.———1
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
*
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
dividend.
Jan
;
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 12, 1954
(1650)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for Friday, April <j
Investing Companies
Motoal Funds—
25c
1.02
1.25
Affiliated Fund Inc
5.15
American Business Shares
American
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Corp
Beneficial
Blair
Blue
_1
—
Corp
Holdings
1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond
Inv
,
Johnston
1.12
5.57
4.48
13.01
14.14
9.92
19.51
3.13
8%
2V«
10.07
Fund
10.72
21.21
3.42
9%
2%
10.95
Inc
1
1
B-l
(Investment
B-2
(Medium
B-3
(Low
B-4
K-l
Bonds)_l
24.63
18.64
(Income
Stocks)—1
17.69
Stks)-1
Stk)_l
8.85
(Speculative
(High-Grade
Pfd
Com
5-2
(Income
1
9.56
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
8.99
6-4
(Low
Stocks)
Com
Priced
Stks)_l
Com
—10c
Invest
8.60
9.30
5
24.01
25.96
Lexington Trust Fund
1
25.61
9.75
13.43
Inc
Inc.
Managed
5.84
1957-55
100.8
100.15
:
2%s
May 1,
Panama
10.12
19.66
38.63
33.63
Business
com—100 7,825
100
137
1
7-19
8,025
—lc
3.84
2.83
3.12
4.71
5.19
142
16.03
13.15
X12.99
29%
17.42
Petroleum
Fund
14.04
Manhattan
1958_
Canal
-1
11.05
11.10
1
X39.9S
40.33
1
17.20
13.91
Fund
-lc
Fund
of
100.11
100.13
15,
1954
100.21
100.23
100.27
100.19
100.29
Feb.
15, 1954
15, 1955
Treasury Notes—
1 %s Dec. 15, 1954
'«.•
March
21.68
15.
23.44
l%s
April
25c
8.24
7.22
2.01
1
11.22
Inc__
1
19,74
l%s Oct.
1, 1956
2%s March 15, 1957
100.21
100.22
100.12
100.20
100.6
100.14
100.2
100.10
100.29
100.15
100.17
1%a
100.31
1%S April
100.26
1955
Oct
1.
99.14
7.91
2.21
12.20
33.67
30.42
27.17
16.49
Fund
Shares
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Corp—
value
Inc
1
8.10
8.90
13.02
13.02
10.69
-1
—
11.63
Bate
Mutual Trust Shares
Dated
2.90%
beneficial interest
Of
„
29.05
-20c
5
5.47
19-04
1
8-
•
2.70%
Doe
Bid
Ask
3-58
6-
3-64
bl.40
1-53
10-
6-
1-54
bl.30
Dated
Rate
1.10%
Doe
Bid
Ask
4-54
1-
2.15%
10-
1-54
bl.45
1.30%
1-54
bl.50
1.30%
1-54
bl.50
1.35%
1- 3-55
bl.50
2.71
40%
Founders Mutual Fund—-.
Bond
1.35%
9.92
Income
Futures
7.76
Stock
x4.37
-1
X3.46
Series
x5.55
7.38
23.43
Natural
Resources
2.57
2.79
Natural
Resources
Growth
Stock
——1
Series
xll.87
12.97
Inc—lc
4.45
of
2.92
6.35
Pacific Amer Investors com—100
5.95
7.36
8.07
Petroleum
lc
,11.91
13.04
Building shares
——lc
Capital Growth Fund——_lc
10.55
6.84
11.56
7.50
Price
Trust
1
5.84
lc
Securities—
Group
Aviation shares
■—-lc
9.42
10.32
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Electronics & Electrical
9.27
5.40
5.93
Food
Shares
lc
shares —
——lc
5.42
administered
shares—lc
8.03
8.86
shares——„lc
8.71
10.79
bond
Industrial Machinery
Institutional
shares_lo
shares—lc
Bond
32
Philadelphia Fund Inc.—
41
11.88
1
16.02
RR
Cos
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
1
15.97
15.97
2%
14.23
15.39
Stock
7.06
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
1
64.00
67.50
24.78
24.78
—lc
4.43
4.87
,8.68
Fund—1
7.83
8.59
1
5.63
6.21
Fund ~—1
6.85
7.47
Television-Electronics
Texas
Fund
Inc
8.41
United
4.00
4.40
United Continental Fund—
7.76
8.51
United
Income Fund
United
Science
//vr'
Philadelphia Fund
Accumulative
1
5.01
99.910
99.881
99.893
Par
of
the
13.52
14.70
1
6.64
7.2ft
Fund
Line
Income
Funfl Inc
Street Investing
1
Corp
Investors
Bank of New
7.02
5.22
York
100
2.03
2.22
Whitehall
Fund
11.35
12.27
Wisconsin
Investment
Fnnd-lc
Growth
Institutional
Bank
Institutional
15.25
16.68
Ins
37c
97c
Fund
Jc
Fund
lc
America
1.27
16.48
18.03
Unit
Chemical Bank
10
46
47%
45%
48
Commercial
Trust
&
State
Bk
&
Tr„25
(White
twmte
Plains
Plains
fcnplre
—
Co
1
Type
Federation
Series
North
Bank
National
Of
the
90
yu
134
139
10
23%
4.70
12.10
10.54
14.08
Series
1956-
100
386
20
50
64%
53
66%
_„20
Square N
Trust Co
(The)
85%
10
Trust Co
40
10
Aetna
Life
57%
59%
10
110'/a
113%
Co
—+
— —-
Agricultural Insurance Co-
Companies
■
Ask
37
34
23 Va
Public Nat'l
Bank
de
40
42
North
Amer
33%
Jersey Insurance Co of N V—10
52%
Lincoln
10
247
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 prior preferred——10
29
Life
39 Va
36%
257
33 %
American
Fidelity & Casualty_5
24%
26%
_5
25%
27%
(Newark N J) —2 %
26 Va
27%
Merchants
21%
23%
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
10%
76
5
„
American Surety
25
58'%
85%
Bankers
&
Shippers
Insurance
Camden
io
Co—
Fire
5
*
—
Connecticut General Life
Continental Casualty Co
Crum
&
Forster
5
—5
New
Amsterdam Casualty.
Hampshire Fire
257/s
New
York
Fire
317
North
118%
122
Northeastern
Inc—„__ 10
29
31%
253
261
River
2
41
44%
42%
44
23%
25 %
31%
33 Vs
3.33%
50%
52%
Northern
53%
55%
Pacific
Fire
55 %
Pacific
Indemnity Co_.
46%
Assn
10
4
of
12.50
%
51%
53%
86
90
Fireman's Fund
Firemen's
of
(S Fi
Hanover
Hartford
Ex 25%
Fire
Fire
Phoenix
10
42%
Sterling National
Bank
&
25
120
16
282
10
Co
10
100
Trust
5%
5
.26
125
17%
292
Providence-Washington
10
27
5
Z-.ZZ5
_ZZ
5
"5
Flai~2%
{q
Insurance
Co
Co
57%
31%
Reinsurance
43%
45%
St
65
67
5
Seaboard Surety Co
Paul
Corp
(N Y)
(Texas)
Fire
&
15%
16%
Security
43%
45%
Springfield Fire
35
36%
Standard
24
25%
23
21%
27%
Bid
Calif Oregon
Houston
3%s
Elec
City
39%
U
S
U
S
151
156
Illinois
—,
& Marine
Accident
.
M
„
,
„
ooi/
41
%
48
••
10
38%
49%
38%
52%
54
27
49%
60
Power 3%s
Power
3%s
3
42%
2
.-25%
Gas
St. Louis Union Trust
—20
Tower Grove Bank de Trust—20
United Bank de Trust
100
63%
60
155
55'A
30
52%
63
67'A
165
Francisco
Bank of Amer N T dt 8 A—6.25
34%
35%
Ask
Bid
Bonds—<Cont.)
Ask
Public Serv of
Okla 3s
1984
100%
101
101
Southern Nat Gas 3%s
1974
100%
101
102
102 %
Tenn. Gas Trans 5s
1973
105%
106
100%
100%
1973
105%
106%
1984
1983
3%s_—„ 1979
Northern Illinois
Gas
3'As
Penn
Finance
Gas
&
Electric
106
4s
106%
106
4s
Elec
3%s
Louisiana
105%
106%
105%
106
1959
103 %
104
1984
3%s
-1984
k__
Power
El
—1984
3%s__1684
StocksDallas
104%
.
3%s_1979
& West Va Ry 3%S—1984
Public Serv Co of Ind—
)51%
,065
69
25
40%
57
101%
105%
FOOTNOTES
49
,
de Trust
Paso Nat
de
Lgt 4%
pld-100
Lgt—
de
71
•No par value.
b Bid yield price.
44%
k
27
admitted
Stock
100%
100%
109
110
100
99 %
100%
100
4.16ft preferred
Mississippi Pow de
4.86ft
pfd—*
b.65%
Gas
Power
102%
103%
104
105%
Lgt—
preferred
i
101%
1102%
98%
97%
5.85%
,
„
4.44 ft
—100
preferred
Worcester
>,r
107%?>
Tenn Gas Transmission—
County
Elec—
preferred
100
40%
•
47
10
..
20
Boatmen's National Bank—20
First National Bank
-—--17
Manufacturers Bank de Trust_20
Mercantile Trust Co
25
100%
Pitts
57
44%
100 1,040
Fire
47%
101%
104
Pacific
97»
39%
—10
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_10
Fire
92
45%
20
1984
Lighting Power 3s_1989
Consol
Pacific
29
54
6.25'
10
"(New Haven)
Westchester
89
Trust__25
1984
3s
105
8%
2
10
Marine
Travelers
37%
&
LouI-
San
Alabama Power
Atlantic
Ohio Edison
59%
30
~
stk div paid Mar 23
Casualty
Republic
10
st
Albany, N. Y.
Mich
62%
101i
48
5
—
(Jacksonville
Peerless
81
46
2.50
General Reinsurance
Corp.,
Glens Falls
~
Gulf Life
32%
x78
lo
Newark
Globe & Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire
Great
American
30 %
*59%
10
Philadelphia
55
10
9
Iff
lo
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire
Bank
Nat'l
American National Bank
40%
Long Island Lighting 3%S—1983
Federal
53
Bank_12.50
Recent Security Issues
10
.*
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Nat'l
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Bonds—
5
New
24 %
Security-First
43
5
65
39%
307
38
50
2.50
Union Fire—
61
lo
qcj/
25
27%
48
10
36%
10
36%
n,
Ange,es
30%
53%
50%
26
5
Assurance
Fire
National
Boston
Bonding
Fire
49
pn.w
Log
Peoples 1st Nat Bank de Tr
Trust_17%
63%
81 %
Automobile
Massachusetts
vto i inn11
68
113%
State Bank of Albany
73
preferred
Re-insurance
ntrCL
28
110%
11
National
conv
47
89%
87%
5
31%
31'A
$1.25
38%
Pirst National Bank
25%
51%
United States Trust
5
American
51%
10
66
2
Trade
Equitable Assur_
Amer Ins Co
50
37
Bank
497/8
Bye National Bank
Ask
50%
33
205
24%
25
60%
10
,
Detroit
161
155
20
Trust
Bid
American
-
f-
York
58%
5
Co of
31 Vi
190
16
100
City Bank
10
—
Home
National
445
430
10
City Bank
Union Bank ot Commerce
20
Par
Steamboiler
Insurance
395
Mutual Bank
•vT
—4
American Automobile
National
20
—10
Brook National
Morgan (J P) de Co Inc
2.90
New
Insurance
20
50
Cleveland Trust Co
88%
V......1Q
Bank
89%
285
380
Jersey City
!
Aetna
86%
278
Cleveland
National Bank of Detroit
Manufacturers Trust Co
National
Hartford
Trust—33%
&
National Bank
100
Harris Trust & Savings Bk„100
Northern Trust Co
100
398
Bank
of Freeport
1
Illinois
Bank
First
42
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
Meadow
6.20
12.88
139%
Ask
65%
25%
39
Trust
Long Island Trust
2.50
Shares—
Trust
Boston—1
Bid
99.763
22 06
4.40
1
133%
99.796
99.756
Bid
"*16
Central Natlon.l Bank
87
8/
10
&
City of N Y
Irving Trust
Kings County
E
Amer
First
Franklin
Trusts—
1955-
10
99.815
99.787
62%
4%
3%
18
18
S3
Y)
Fiduciary Trust
Hanover
1
Inc
.
Par
National
10
N
N
Trust
Guaranty
Series
Par
99.828
,
(ex-distribution)
cZtvXTS"coank & TrUS'-2°
11.80
7.13
.
99.820
99.805
Continental Bank & Trust
23.38
6.56
Aetna Casualty & Surety
99.835
.
■
50
47%
11.00
1
Insurance
99.824
.
.
City Nat'l Bank and Trust—25
Continental
384
48%
453/8
21.441
20.41
Diversified Trustee Shares—
1.40
lc
Institutional Found Fund
372
15
1
.
Ltd—
Institutional
38%
10
.1
Fund
Wellington Fund
1
Investors
99.856
Companies
Franklin National Bank—
13.44
Shares
36%
Chase National Bank
9.49
19.72
Foundation Fund Inc_10o
99.874
99.844
.
24,
1954
1, 1954
Ask
Bankers Trust
15.55
12.43
Institutional
99.863
.
Chicago
15.24
19.72
Incorporated
Bid
Co—10
Manhattan
8.71
•
-
Ask
.
1954—
July 8, 1954-
Pork—
6.42
1
Inc
1954
10,
July
Bank & Trust
4.78
Wall
of
99.900
1
12.S4
Investment Trust
1954 TAB
1
12.56
of
1954
24,
June
Van Strum & Towne Fund lnc_l
30.06
Investment Co
17,
June
99.928
3,
5.48
Shares—1
Washington Mutual
Income
June
99.945
99.918
Value I.lne Fund Inc
29.18
Fund
Haydock
99.962
99.937
Value
.
Inc—1
Shares
Hudson Fund Inc
99.955
29,
Stamped
Mutual Fund Inc—,_1
Guardian
Fund
Amer Shares—
Common
Selected
3.11
(merged with
1954.
May
6, 1954_
May 13. 1954—
May 20, 1954.
May 27, 1954-
Bank
8.51
lc
June
30.08
30.08
(net asset value)—•
7.76
-lc
Industry
Fund inc
2.81
.
June
99.979
Hew
9.53
Inc share for share)
Growth
Stevens & Clark
Scudder,
30.33
7.67
99.994
99.974
21.24
lc7.S2
1
Inc
19.65
-lc
-
99.992
40.00
1
Fund
8.70
shares
into
and
(Geo)
28.66
lo
Tobacco shares
Growth
Putnam
—1
shares
Bid
1954.
15,
Growth Stock
Sovereign Investors
shares
Dollar Valni
Ask
20.99
39.20
—2.50
Inc
Fund
—lc
Equipment shares
Utility
Fund
(T Rowe)
19.31
1
Pioneer
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
shares
Railroad stock
Steel
Inc
4
9.40
lc
Bond
Trading
9.83
shares
Mining
Petroleum shares
Railroad
Bid
16.34
&
8.58
6.44
lc
Treasury Bills
13.00
Pine Street Fund
preferred
9.44
shares
Merchandising
1.25%
Apr.
27%
25
9.54
9.85
-———
Equipment
'
25%
5
5.95
Fully
shares
Common
General
England Fund
5
10.16
Chemical
'-v
New
$1.50
shares
Automobile
Inc
71.03
Investors
bl.40
Apr.
6.45
General
B- 1-54
Apr. 22. 1954—
20.14
22.46
66.06
1-53
'
3.20
13.63
26.78
1
12-
Dollar Value
Canada
1
1
12-
1-54
United States
4.88
Fund
lc
Inc
1-54
4-
6.07
—
6.73
Corp—
Fund
Capital
3-
1.50%
3.78
———1
Speculative Series
Fund
General
1.60%
1.20%
5.32
1
Gas Industries
'
1.15%
bl.40
8.52
————1
Series
21.38
Inc
bl.30
2-54
7.39
X7.80
2
Inc
1-54
8-
10.46
1
Series
Slock
lo
stock series—
x9.57
X6.76
7-
14.36
-1
Series
Preferred
7.08
lo
13.28
_T
Balanced Series
42%
Custodian Funds Inc—
scries
1
1-54
1-54
2-53
2.25%
17.54
1.90%
411-
2-
National Security Series—
9.13
•
16.34
Fund
National Investors Corp
i
2.97
—10
1
1.10ft
11-
2.35%
Wide Securities—
Balanced
5.67
20.58
Industrial..<Fund Inc_l
Common
99.12
32.71
15.17
Invest
Net asset
36.00
1
Fund
Fundamental Investors
99.22
99.4
1959
Fund-
Life
beneficial
Mutual
—
1
——
Preferred stock
99.24
99.16
1P*»
1,
103.25
103.23
l%s April 1, 1957
l%s Oct. 1, 1957—
l%s April 1, 1958
21.34
Interest—•
Inc
Nation
First Boston Corp
Ask
Bid
1956
1.30%
Howard—
"Balanced Fund
.Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
point
100.14
1,
100.29
1955
15,
more 32nds of a
or
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
1954
1%S Dec.
1
Indebtedness—
Sept.
l%s
8.67
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc—.1
&
Franklin
113%
Maturity-
Ask
1,
2%S Aug.
4.84
7.91
interest-
Mutual
__
4.39
Bid
June
2%S
Trust—
Investors
beneficial
of
Units
•
1
Dividend Shares
Bond
Massachusetts
—
Diversified Investment Fund.;—1
Financial
102.20
112%
1QK1
99.18
102.12
__
Mass Investors Growth Stock
—.
v?:' Dreyfus Fund
5.63
Inc„10c
;
Massachusetts
Inc—
_—..—
Growth
5-11
shares
31%
of
6.11
.lc
2%s
4.1'8
5.55
Maturity—
Certificates
3.6(3
3.79
-lc
shares
Steel
14.30
3.29
_lc
Metals
Non-Ferrous
Paper shares
1
value
shares—lc
Industries
General
7.82
Mutual Fund Inc—
Stock
101.4
101.26
99.10
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
4.23
Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
i
1
Fund
_i—
Automobile shares
23.43
Inc—
asset value
Eaton
100.12
100.30
101.13
_
11.06
Figures after decimal point represent one
18.19
Stock Fund
-
l,
1955-54
6.40
25c
•
21.67
Ctfs
*
1955
1956
100.11
Funds—
1
__Ll
Income
Delaware
1,
1,
7.43
6.85
1
.—1
Trust
—
—
Fund
Diversified
Feb.
10.54
12.40
Knickerbocker Fund
28.06
1
—1
Fund
Securities
asset
Feb 1,
2%s May
l%s Oct.
100.22
100.8
2'As
100.8
100.4
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
Corp
Composite Fund
Net
100.18
_
9.81
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Net
Ask
Bonds—
1954
100.4
10.44
6-3
Inc
Do Vegh
Bank
1,
13.73
K-2
23.45
Composite Bond & Stock
De Vegh
Nov.
2%s
9.67
12.58
Land
2%s
100.2
19.30
Pfd
27.10
Commonwealth Investment
Concord
point
a
Bid
Federal
100.2
100
11.74
21.81
Fund
Preferred
32nda of
more
or
100.4
2034
10.76
6-1
~
one
Ask
Banks—
Loan
27/86 April 15, 1954
2.10s May 17, 1954
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
26.87
Bonds)
—1
Bonds)—1
Grade
Priced
(Discount
25.07
Shares
Fund
28.29
Federal Home
Bonds)
(Net Asset Value)
Christiana
27.11
Bid
32.89
1
Fund
Chemical
32.23
•
General
Century
Figures after decimal point represent
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
Canadian
Ask
America
Street
Canada
Bid
of
value
asset
Par
Mutual
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
(The)
Inc
Tr
Boston Fund
Broad
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
Ask
/
4.20
1
Inc.—1
Fund
Mutual
Axe-Houghton
.
Bid
Par
Aberdeen Fund
FORSjOVER-THE-COUNTER
;
to listing on the New York
Exchange.
t New
x
wi
y
stock,
Ex-dividend,
When issued,
Ex-rights.
ISSUES
103%
Volume 179
Number 5315
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1651)
'
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
Clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
increase compared with a year ago.
an
.
Pre¬
corresponding week last
the
year.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1953.
$9,438,221,995
__
Chicago
-
892,047,996
___________
Kansas
1,006,340,460
1,137,000,000
519,779,816
524,465,986
city
____________
'
-
314,063,263
26.5
+
0.2
3,346,185
902,000,000
3,739,484
298,400,000
484,399,997
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
327,561,426
+
All
all cities,
+ 18.4
6,135,454
10,904,442
+
16.3
15,814,750
12,084,922
+
30.9
12,083,028
19,063,392
12,892,38*
8,829,029
1,193,975,147
cities)
954,669,185
+25.1
1,212,045,979
1,159,222,506
8,679,275
Total
cities,
450,753,543
44,744,300
8,296,832
West
+
Total all cities
$16,876,943,272
District of
39,790.600
52,709,10
6,816,203
7,248,200
2.4
9,959,903
417,303,502
—
5.9
289,350,200
9,711,207
356,774,24*
1,199,225,114
—
3.9
991,506,906
4 405 469
(6
4,130,202
6.7
16 914 000
18,719,000
9.6
167'.069',967
1,027,968,86T
161,262,810
3.6
3,987,434
17,385,000
3,197,709
15,415,000
5,506,743
337,223,710
6.9
149,136,702
5,230,245
273,323,048
107,114,817
115,282,194
7.1
103,400,379
102,456,873
614,907,482
cities)
5,305,169
313,896,486
>____
Columbia—Washington..
Total
7.7
+
5.8
+22.6
Virginia—Huntington
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
;___
7.0
$18,174,610,736
+
6,769,500
378,208,370
1,152,502,108
_
for week
8,492,755
218,214,944
419,811,975
214,824,985
3.1
—
South
7.7
+
7,563,081
4.8
11,666,017
Virginia—Norfolk
652,620,469
4.2
—
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
7.0
$16,224,322,803
+
—
392,6761331
(7 cities)
7.9
698,186,685
3,365,844-
11 386 778
+
$17,476,424,051
day
one
8,332,063
247,793,612
465,060,820
42,299,600
235,p65,049
___
+
3,263,102,330
6,327,918
12,680,814
1.5
249,899,442
$13,985,490,626 $12,961,220,473
five days
5,808,680
5,885,228
Youngstown
2.3
+■
1,109,000,000
3,317,005
•3,774,799
2,656,074
Richmond
Total
1,155,000,000
6.2
+•
+ 17.2
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
3.7
380,783,643
3,490,933,425
25.7
+
—13.6
—10.0
Mansfield
5.0
+
—
295,772,747
cities five days
3,987,014
8,152,324
Columbus
0.1
386,504,528
Other cities, five days
+ 58.7
3,206,923
Cincinnati
—
1,883,238
1,389,254s4,753,96a
3,751,709
Ohio—Canton
8.6
335,148,281
Cleveland
Baltimore
6,915,964
1.328.40&
1,536,328
7 338 786
Jersey—Trenton
0.9
—
284,100,000
466,552,000
Francisco
3,521,830
5,974,830
—
1,154,235
1,097,201
."
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
—11.4
—
314,522,355
St. Louis
Ten
+
—
■Boston
San
+ 35.0
1,888,090
Delaware—Wilmington
+ 14.4
$8,252,147,163
1951
$
%
1,039.000,000
Philadelphia
1,350,670
1,303,835
5,308,852
1,134,000,000
__
(11
1952
or
1,823,817
;
Total
1953
Inc.
Dec. %
District—Philadelphia—
Wilkes-Barre
New
'
$
•
1,649,899
York
1954
1953
':
1,892,206
Scranton
At this center
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
York
$
__■
Philadelphia
Reading •
'
Week Ended April 10—
Week Ended April 3
.
1954
■
Lancaster
Our comparative summary for
follows:
New
-
•
*
Chester
Our preliminary total stands
•
week in
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 14.4%.
week
'
■
•
Third Federal Reserve
-
Saturday, April 10. clearings for all
$18,174,610,736 against $16,876,943,272 for the
a
•
""
,
cities of the United States for which it
is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
7.7% above those of the
there is
'•
\
•
Bethlehem
of the
country, indicate that for the week ended
at
.VS-
■
'
■■
'
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
'
v
43
641,923,085
4.2
552,462,808
516,720,658*
3.8
—
135,339,996
4,851,05*
255,460,03a
-
Complete and exact details
in
issue of next week.
our
ends
We cannot
furnish
able to give final
are
April 3.
week
same
in
the week
as
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
was
an
increase
of
w&ek
week
—
Outside
increase of 14.3%.
an
to the Federal Reserve District in which
they
are
gain of 1.0%, the bank
a
We group the cities according
located and from this
(including this city) the totals show
expansion
Grand
District there is
serve
totals record
3.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District
Atlanta Reserve District of
10.7%.
The Chicago
of
4.2%
loss
a
of
3.1%.
In the Dallas Reserve
.
District the totals
794,005,538
,
525,477
163,491,762
889,098,372
following
a
SUMMARY
*
Week Ended April 3—
Boston
2nd
^
3rd
...12 cities
New York
Philadelphia.
.__n
•J 4th Cleveland
5th
1
Richmond
6th Atlanta
4
-•'7th
St
*~fth
10th
.
-
-•*
"
City_'
1,212,045,979
1,159 ,222,500
991,506,906
3.9
4.2
r
"
540,246,784
"
421,00.9,196
10
"
V
*
Total
+
965,849,902
We
York
week ended
f
}
3,408,883
87,316,67ti
4,546,073
+ 11.1
4,605,670
4,906,621
41,258,394
15,045,605
4.8
45,808,863
0.1
15,068,843
38,751,840
16,258,005
814,752,038
3,851,187
12,026,264
.
12,752,967
8,814,968
April 3 for four
-
.
520,664,158
455,045,4.92
3.1
541',087,-842
0.2
408,662,901
!
'
•
+
.
-
9,114,647,779
+
1.0
North
South
•
_
...
..
.
,
18,308,706,758
.8,778,887,203
'1
•'
<•
New
Inc.
-
Dec. r/o
v..
:j
»
;
$
.
'
+ 11.9
1,955,871
T
,
,'v
1
-
4,499,100
Haven
2,730,770
1,027,963
576,497,895
9.6
2,013,426
930,487
+ 10.5
871,656
149,377,901
12.0
82,858,505
2,008,017
+
5.7
2,327,752
578,064,174
+
2.9
323,000,000
142,694,941
-94,920,?54k ftf
2,191,915*, i
520,664,158
'562,807,U»
.
:
,
6,582,016
"
™
5,855,723
310,727,984
112,327,953
112,150,833
5,801,818 ;
3,401,647
_____:
.
3,521,999
4,641,087
5,005,022
12,739,571
•
______
12,856,403
4,927,528
;
440,786,014
455,045,492
-+12.-4
6,761,276
5.0
267,613,990
114,251,606
—
0.2
+
6,203,44
276,922,07^.
103,042,021^"*
+ 17.7
6,968^670
7,21(5,11*
3.4
3,174,468
3,226,27f*
7.3
4,445,490
4,610,640»
—
—
—
0.9
10,216,888
11,052,741
3.1
—
413,432,388
*412,873,31*
City911,970
-
877,861
3.9
+
919,277
962,3?>
680,545
L—:J
-
—13.6
692,797
601,60>
10,073,345
—12.2
8,226,454
8,416,360
18.4
147,677,328
145,973,210'
153,796,398
—
129,940,311
,
i—__6,796,115
Wichita
St.
787,486
8,841,120
_________
________
r-.:
.
City--.—
.
20,414,844
.
8,580,358
20,548,787
.
333,397,714
11,198,464
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
1
.
.353,668,201
10,419,039
3,006,871
3.185.583
540,246,784
.
1,3^1,843
2.887.771
__——
541,087,842
+
—20.8
—
+
9,568,977
8,726,4671
0.7
18,585,967
15,980,172.
5.7
350,094,972
324,108,418i
7.5
—•
11,245,449
12,358,053-
—56.5
3,084,654
9.3
>2,831,962
0.2
552,927,837
—
3,066.278
2,326,385
2,318,407
12,543,544
—15.7
11,016,465
10,402,009
9,517,734
—17.3
8,482,852
Total
(10 cities)
—
—
2,920,305-
523,113,208
984,217
3.2
+
35,018,268
+
21.1
■
<
35,968,071
8,296,111
33,086,231
*
12,663,537
+38.8
13.832,354
13,283,745
35,513,700
—32.1
29,159,500
32,781,800
2,096,245
1,994,302
5.1
1,715,690
816,950,117
9.1
688,339,265
,
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Texas—Austin
Dallas
9,223,924
-
Galveston
8,980,642
+
360.363,805
346,587,455
+
4.0
V, 28,297,319
—
_i
Fort Worth
31,602,275
+
21.2
5,634,100
—
6,919,000
2.7
9,072,953
325,807,203
30,359,567
"
—18.6
6,444,000
9,010,966*
287,053,033
:
28,576,01O
"""'
6,328,000
1,689,878
742,279,129
709,361,334
-
+
Wichita Falls
—
6,124,998
cities)
(6
+
9,087,270
+
25.1
10,128,012
10,434,723
421,009,196
—
5,486,259
11,365,050
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
cities)
286,100,000
' 3.1
295,291,522'.
-
(7 cities)
Kansas—Topeka
2,069,237
24,122,900
New Hampshire—Manchester
1,128,658,561
597,776,478
+
3,353,809
10,578,770
—10.4
17,577,640
(12
r-.,'
.__
Omaha
4,639,278
42,398,065
Rhode Island—Providence
0.2
+
+
Dakota—Aberdeen
Lincoln
2,033,943
5,481,066 -—4.5
7,872,540
'
—
Connecticut—Hartford
Total
^
-
l,
Missouri—Kansas
,■
2,013,133
3,461,158
___
♦
-
+
156,617*195
92,838,962
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1951
$
<
695,189,767
V
Bedford
326,600,000
104,017,664
District—Minneapolis—
—
Dakota—Fargo
Total
:V\
1952
or
,1
2,993,858
Springfield
-"New
1953
622,665,317
River
1,168,076,278
2,122,744
______
\ > Worcester
'
'
.V;
5,232,340
Lowell
4,567,941
mo
8,492,635,837
2,252,333
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
Week Ended April 3
$
Portland
3,836,154
6,77'i,324
4,378,321.,
'
■
.
Maine—Bangor
+ 17.3
+ 10.3
595,064,228
—
Nebraska—Fremont
1
.
<
i
___
Helena
showing the figures for each city for the
1954
•; *
4 13,108,783.
6,938,467
161,523,820
•
-
Montana—Billings
943 ,223,670
years:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
.
5.7
—14.3
—
327,400,000
:
j.
(4 cities)-
"St. Paul
346 ,856,142
t
18,366,270,783
:
■
;
1,445,43(>
852,880,58^
4,170,970
13,534,971
1,132,836,084
Louis
Minneapolis
523 ,113,208
552,927,837
979,713,766
7.8
'
1,404,589
866,287,654
35.2
+
I'"
Minnesota—Duluth
412 ,873,317
:: 387,356,202
3.8
—
+
Clearings at—
27.1
+ 13.3
+
4,154,717
1,249,630,663
: Ninth Federal Reserve
562 ,807,110
413,432,388
;;
:
3.0
+
1,006,966,594
vvV-
,
4,872,991
cities)
Hastings
►
+
—
1,352,933
922,924,394
7,555,883
1,128 ,658,561
V
T,168,076,278
18,651,524,842
detailed statement
9,319,101
104,620,158
1,720,095
________
Total
*-'782 ,632,344
2.9
9,209,575,892
City
add our
now
552,462,808
.
+10.3
+
20.106,610,367
New
9,007,625
3,873,524
5.8
;
(17
—21.4
4.2
5,206,983
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
"
-r
9,597,458
6,121,242
6,441,404
59,821,000
43,236,073
_
Kentucky—Louisville
'
6
7,288,440
61,503,000
0.1
516 720,658
877,818,781
,
—10.7
1,132,836,084
■
8.3
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,027 ,968,867
V—
889,098,372
:
8,817,666
68,451,000
+
^
Missouri—St.
954,669,185 ', +25.1
1,199,225,114
440,786,014
12,235,503
6,664,443
—
+
.
10,195 ,269,047
>-•*578,064,174
+
1,652,483
11,080,799
*
10,021,926,415
—
641,923,085
.__10
—
$
+13.7
595,064,228
-
1,644,321
+ 17.3
—15.3
15,023,079
Peoria
709 .361,334
1,249,630,663
-
*
+ 29.9
7,435,409
3,086,007
;_
Chicago
1951
688,339,265
614,907,482
-
;
—_7
Francisco
Outside
•
•
4.
Minneapolis
Kansas
San
1,193,975,147 '•*:
1,152,502,108
1952
•
9.1
794,005,538
—17
Louis
11th Dallas
12th
10,026,995,882
10
Chicago______-
8th
:
Dec. (/o
11,396,354,176
"
6
$
v;
816,950,117
"-yj
" 4:; 4
••
7
■'
Inc. or
742,279,123
"
__11
1953
r
1,899,683
CLEARINGS
OF BANK
1954
$
1st
782,632,344*
114,035,525
City
Total
877,818,781
505,863
5,050,276
Moines
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
—10.7
7,381,012.
3,215*379
Springfield
furnish
we
145,709,225
12,984,454
7,547,975
Decatur
i
522,874
157,488,429
120,702,403
Rockford
In the
0.8
68,468,000
Illinois—Bloomington
smaller by
are
8,613,376
4.3
—
g 086 614
W&yne
'
larger by 3.0%-, but in the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
0.2% and in the San Francisco Reserve District
by 3.8%.
19.8
+
—
2,468,180
Bend
Sioux
107,767,798
15,231,821
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
are
4,617,072
117,424,850
District—Chicago-
Haute
Des
—
6,294,247
Terre
gain of
8,918,244
503,019
162,159,819
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
10.3% and the St. Louis Reserve District of
2.9%, but in the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals suffer
—14.5
Indianapolis
and in the
Reserve District enjoys a
148,421,986
6,515,040-
4,646,024
137,045,365
158,902,800
Arbor
Indiana—Fort
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
7,062,013
4.4
Rapids
South
loss of
a
falling off of 9.1%.
a
V
+ 20.1
Lansing
13.7% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
25.1%, but in the Boston Re¬
82,607,938
288,400,000
3,919,393
"'
note that
we
an
—22.1
21,703,54$^
20,344,363
85,593,537
297,600,000
"
126,918,890
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
in the New York Reserve District
3.5
134,145,352
10,682,813
(10 cities)
5.0
13.8
3,746,555
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
6,373,131
+
+
—
161,058,825
Mississippi—Vicksburg
7.8%, the aggregate of clearings
this city there was
of
-
___•
Mobile
having amounted to $20,106,610,367 against $18,651,524,842 in
1
4,961,713
Alabama—Birmingham
ended
80,389,756
;
Florida—Jacksonville
20,313,271
.
322,600,000
•
1
Augusta
present further below,
we
and complete results of the previous
1953.
21,325,772
91.448,132
311,200,000
—
Georgia—Atlanta
has to be estimated.
cases
Macon
clearings at this center showing
of
today, inasmuch
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta—
not available at time of going to press.
are
statement, however, which
For that week there
for the whole
country
them
by the foregoing will appear
last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
the
week covered
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above the
we
for the
408,662,901
+
3.0
387,356,202
346,856,142f
+
6.8
+
11.6,
5,544,467
5.453,330-
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New
York—Albany
171,366,461
Binghamton
_
Jamestown
New
__
_
_
_
120,857,513
2,243,953
2.513,643
+ 53.0
•
105,222.897
3,136,833
3,521,507
2.0
107.700,937
.91,422,058
—10.7
2,286,611
2,330,076
•
—
Jersey—Newark
Northern New
Jersey
Total (11 cities)
2,062,318
9,536,877,063
29,393,669
18,074,435
18,380,965
•24,000,000
•22,600,000
6.2
21,275,110
Utah—Salt
Lake
California—Long
46,189,839
+ 41.1
49,987,778
64,458,372
54,872,790
+
11,396,354,176
10,026,995,882
—
+
2.3
1,774,444
2,076,832
14.3
9,587,383,580
9,816,070,921
0.8
1.7
City
Beach
Francisco
San
Jose
52,965,237
-i
—
16,336,949
150,086,035
152,931,199
4,397,726
0.8
4,638.409
3,965.78Qf
158,218,478
—11.9
161,163,004
141.170.503T
82,267,392
—i—
69,888,433
+ 17.7
65;329.642
18,380,660
522,742,000
.
17,760,614
12,639,399
>
565,336,273
12,575,134
15,533,253
——
4,974,668
5,345,707
—
7,817,766
8,861,276
———
,
Santa Barbara
,_
Stockton
25,691,331
148,985,435
4.433,780
139,313,061
14,287,041
San
18,872,202
65,156,237
—
159,058,400
■——
-
,
Oregon—Portland
Pasadena
29,150,763
_
Connecticut—Stamford
L
118,462,438
2,870,797
-
139,698.484
2,015,742
York
Syracuse
_
—10.0
Yakima
10,897,034,475
__
Rochester
New
190,377,285
4,391,300
Buffalo
Elmira
Washington—Seattle
25,015.162
59,201,95a
+
3.5
+
13.0
12,306,778
11,470,575
7.5
543,088,834
526.813,669-
—19.0
13,025,357
—
15,983,896
16,723,250-
13.819,338
6.9
5,198,129
5,441,96*
—11.8
8,893,682
11,685,441
—
"
17,252,437
Total
17.5
66,654,358
60,519,718
10,021,926,415
10,195,269,047
cities)
965,849,902
1,006,966,594
3.8
979,713,766
943.223,670
20,106,610,367
18,651,524.842
+
7.8
18,366.270,783
18,308,706,758
9,209,575,892
9,114,647,779
+
1.0
8,778,867,203
8,492,635,83T
1
Grand
+ 13.7
(10
—
total
(111
cities)
Outside New York City
•Estimated.
"
».: -
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Western
the Federal Reserve Bank
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
Pursuant to the
York
Corp.,
passed:
APRIL
2,
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Loan
due
1988
Noon
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New
CALLED
York (Value in United States Money)
Co.,
Pittsburgh
West
1st
&
moitgage
4%
1
1478
—May
...
due
debentures,
conv.
Virginia
12&2
—May
5
Apr
ref. mtge. bonds, ser M,
;
4'A%
1967
Ry.—
bonds,
series
A
Jun
Tuesday
Friday
Monday
Apr. 'i
Apr. 5
Basic
Australia,
-—
pound
.133333*
.0719820*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0199156
.
.0199962
.0199767
.0199250
.0198812
Brazil, cruziero—
.210800
.210800
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.210833
.210833
Hughes-Owen
2.817812
2.817812
.116076
.116076
.116076
.264100
.264121
.264100
.264100
2.788572
2.789294
2.789913
2.789913
2.789913
Hupp
preference
.140080*
.496766*
5%| preferred
.0349000
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-30
9-17
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-30
12-17
.233075
.233075
.233075
.233075
2.807285
2.807285
2.807285
2.817187
2.817812
2.817812
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
.233110
2.806662
2.816406
pound sterling
2.817812
DO
DO
.
?
Hydraulic-Press
4%
series
A
Illinois
of merchandise.
Brick
Brick
Illinois
••Temporarily omitted.
purchasing
preferred
Central
Co.
Power
Co.,
of
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $267 million in
Mar.
Apr. 7,
1953
20,399,101
certificates
R.
S.
1
22,679
1,491
21
advances
loans
Industrial
U.
21,278,077
404,796
177,292
reserves—
cash
83,193
—
53,340
+
30,428
730,646,
—
2,132
—
$111 million; in the Chi¬
$127 million. Holdings of
Demand
the
principal decreases
in
the
Boston
$1,149 million in Chicago,
District, $98 million
were
District,
and $72 million
bought outright
Held
under
repurchase
880,825
—
Mar. 31,
Loans
securities.
and
loans
from
24,811,120
other
of
Uncollected cash
Bank
140,275
banks—
3,355,631
items
premises
Other
+
assets
1
—
14,855
_
—
52,908
—.
152,212
—
93,443
+
30,449
22
foreign banks
notes
—
16,646
—
489,253
2
3,362
+
12,485
—
-
assets
508,826
50,195,041
-
—
brokers
25,539,950
accts..
19,271,730
+
account
570,451
491,052
notes
Reserve
77,538
—
19,817
Deposits:
bank—res.
U.
S. Treas.—gen.
Foreign
-
Other
371,100
—
—
+
357,580
151,603
+
2,749
—
+
8,208
241,433
76,891
28,535
Other
deposits
20,704,333
avail, cash
items
2,809,471
200,185
capital accounts
68,606
_
—
+
500,125
6,273
'
i
164,503
—
—
75,053
purchasing
—
banks
Cash
300
58 :
—
506
—76 y ' +
•
5
197
.y.
-
with
847
27
+
6,522
+
372
536
160
+1,303
759
—
346
+
25
+-
39
+
—
5
+
—
~'+
vault
4,649
—
46
—1,201
—
9
+1,507
—
—
884
—
2,992
domestic banks
+
16
+
13,990
-
——
with
—
593
111
7,888
Banks
Federal Reserve
+
493
375
622
255
liabilities
49,071,877
—
515,314
—
+
l
+
357
5.838
258,025
Demand
Time
U.
Capital Accounts—
270,423
625,013
27,543
200,185
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus
(Section
13b)
Other capital accounts—
+
215
+
+
+
6~237
—
13,416
40,337
5~838
except Goverment
Government
Interbank
6%
1:/$4.36
&
4%
demand
—
deposits
—1,513
—
1
+
478
10
+2,026
99
—
J
Joplin
Total
Ratio
liab.
of
serves
note
&
capital
accts.
50,195,041
-~
508,826
-—
liabilities
Contingent
combined—
liability
on
purchased
correspondents
ceptances
foreign
+
510
-+
446
—
2
625
—
83
848
4.50%
Industrial
loan
commitments
2,891
+
—
1,566
66
+
Kansas
Keyes Fibre Co.,
a
$1.25
list of corporate bonds, notes,
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
preferred
including
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended March 31:
Decreases of $593 million in holdings
of Treasury bills and $493 million in reserve balances
with Federal Reserve Banks; increases of $550 million
in balances with domestic banks, $478 million in United
States Government deposits, and $510 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic banks, and decreases of
$1,513 million in demand deposits adjusted and $625
banks of the Federal Reserve
million in
industrial,
and
agricultural loans de¬
creased in most districts and a total of $58 million at
all reporting member banks; the principal changes were
decreases of $35 million in New York City and $16 mil¬
lion in the St. Louis District, and an increase of $18 mil¬
lion in Chicago.
Changes according to industry appear
in another press release.
Loans to brokers and dealers
a
details
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Series
S-3
King Seeley
La
Alabama
series
due
due
A,
Alabama
Atlanta
Southern
Great
RR.
1st
31/4%
mtge.
Power Co.,
26
1369
May
1st mtge. 4 Vs %
& Charlotte Air Line
1
Central Indiana Gas Co., 1st mtge. 27/s%
&
Western
1st collat.
Indiana
bds., due 1971-May
1
Apr
RR.—
2nd
Fort
Worth
1st
&
Denver
mortgage
Little Co.
of
ser.
A, due 1982—May
Ry.—
4%%
bonds
due
1982
May
ser A and ser. B bonds—Apr
1st mtge. 3%% bonds
—Jun
Mississippi Power Co., 1st mtge. 3%% bds., due 1983,-May
Minnesota
Morrell
Mary Hospital
Transfer Co.,
(John)
& Co., 15-year 3%
Seabrook
Farms
Southern
Union Gas Co.,
Co.,
3%%
debentures, due 1958-May
debentures, due 1962
May
35/a%
debentures, due 1972
May
1
1
1
1371
1480
1373
3
•
1
1
1
1482
1484
1484
4-
9
6-
7
1
•
6-31
6
5-
1
4-16
933Ac
8-
2
7-19
20c
1
6-30
5-
1
4-20
5c
8-
1
7-20
5c
11-
1
10-20
15c
4-29
4-15
$1.50
4-15
4-
120c
4-15
3-22
—
!_—
(quar.)
7-
5c-
1
Ltd.—
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
95c
6-
1
5-14
$1.12'A
6-
1
5-14
4-15
3-31
$1.05
-
87'Ac
net
4-10
3-31
4-15
1
4-
9
income)
50c
4-15
3-31
21c
4-15
3-31
5-
4-
$1
50c
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.75
*,
1
9
4-15
3-31
1
4-15
5-
$1.75
4-15
1
4-15
4-15
3-31
10c
iquar.)——
University
1
5-
25C
;
(quar.)
Inc.
5-
6V4C
(quar.)
7-10
"■
6-25
IOC
Class
29c
A
Class
7-21
10-31
10-21
1
4-24
18c
6-
1
1
(quar.)
_
fM. H.); Inc., $6 preferred (s-a)—
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
115c
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
115c
(quar.)
6-30
115c
A
115c
U5c
class
Bjtquar.)
Co.
4-21
7-31
29c
A.(quar.)
Class
4-30
29c
Ltd
Inc.,
Class B, (quar.)
12-24
'
B_(quar.)
Class
9-24
1-10-55
Inc.—
Mines,
GUfred),
10-11
10c
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-20
5-
(quar.)
pfd.
6-15
income)
investment
4%
Corp.,
Extension
Machine
9-15
12-15
75c
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lamston
1
31'Ac
i-—*.-.
(quar.)_
Co._
Gold
1
30c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
$3 class A
preferred
Lambert
710-
1-3-55
87'Ac
(quar.)
87'Ac
preferred
preferred
$1.16
Land is
4-12
4-
5-
50c
$1.16
1
4-30
4-15
$1
common
Locks,
Salle
Lamaque
1
1370
1157
1479
/
40c
—
Ottawa,
preferred
preferred
Forge
•
-
1
Commercial Credit 3%% junior subord. notes due 1973_Apr 30
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 3% debentures due 1961—May
1
trust mtge. bonds,
6-15
Light
$1.16
bonds
4-15
1
933Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories,
1477
bonds, due 1983
Ry. 1st mtge. 3%%
1963
Chicago
1473
1
1
J
Quarterly
May
1967
3-15
5-
7-
;:62'Ac
Quarterly.
bbnds,
4-15
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Kroger Co., 7%
7%
7
50c
37 ^c
$1
—
&
(from
Kimberly-Clark
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
4-15
t
>
Keystone Custodian Fund—
Series B-2 (from net investment
Kropp
given in the "Chronicle."
were
1
(quar.)
preferred
Kwikset
4%%
borrowings.
Commercial,
the
5-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Kennedy's, Inc.,
Below will be found
5-
4-15
$1.06
City Southern Ry.
preferred
31/2 %
73
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
Notices
15,867
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
for
(accum.)_
(quar.)—
6% preferred
of
3-15
-
4-15
5-
—
(quar.)
Co.
Power
*
45c
-
Kellogg Co., 3'A%
ac¬
14,482
Works,
preferred
3Mi %
46.0%
3-15
—
Inc.
preferred
1,227
161
210,110
gold certificate reto deposit and F. R.
Royalty
9
3-24
10c
*
City
4.20%
4-14
4-
4-15
,
Publishing
Kansas
•H
3
4-15
—
—
Quarterly
+
1
$1.09
(quar.)
:.
Water
in
5-
175C
175c
com.
& Light—
(quar.)
Testers,
3-19
62V2C
(s-a)
Co..
Quarterly
4%
•
15C
(quar.)„——_—
Quarterly
Johnston
3-19
4-15
•
25c
(quar.)—
Refining (quar.)
Oil
Ranch
4-15
160c
preferred
Johnson
—
—
6-2
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
<quar.)_
3.80%
—
4-15
Ltd
Corp.
Power
Johnson
47o
.
1
6-16
Tea
10,538
—
5-
160c
(s-a)^__
25%
Electric
33/4%
3%%
deposits:
Domestic banks
Foreign banks
Borrowings
51,812
20,113
4,027
4-1
130c
pfd.
-
Jewel
3-31
1
Corp.
(quar.)
& Electric,
preferred
4-15
5-
+.
6%
Gas
Central
Jersey
3-31
t$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Jacobs (F. L.) Co., 5% preferred
Jefferson
4-15
Canada—
preferred
(quar.)—
(John), Shoe Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Heintz, Inc.,: common (quar.)—
Irving
Jack
3-15
3-24
Corp.—
preferred
$4.22
e,
3-19
4-15
$1
Department Stores (quar.)
Foundation, Ltd., common
preferred
4-19
4-23'
50c
150c
'quar.)
Bakeries
Iowa-Illinois
Journal
deposits adjusted
deposits
S.
3-15
3-31
dividend
Investment
48
—
49
550
+
Liabilities-
Total
4-15
137 'A c
4%
21,388
notes
securities
in
330
—
2,076
2,737
bonds
Balances
1,758
30,850
bills
Treasury
Other
'•*— *
7,825
Government securities—total
S.
449
&
Ltd..
Utilities
preferred
Interstate
+1 228
449
241
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
U.
Co.,
Tel
Stock
pur¬
loans
U. S.
—
—
carrying
or
loans
to
Reserves
■
Total
Deferred
for
—
estate
Treasury
Member
for
carrying securities——
or
loans
Other
53,375
dealers
and
securities
Real
+
of
Tel
SI.40
agricultural ■
22,763
to
chasing
210,110
—1,192
39,317
and
industrial,
loans
Loans
22,706
Liabilities-
Co.
Power
Interstate
4-1
1
4-15
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(quar.)
Packers, Ltd
International
,
1
62 »/2 c
(quar.)
Nickel
International
1953
39,956
—
Commercial,
Loans
Federal
78,055
Loans—net
Other
Total
investments—total—
and
Loans—gross
237,709
—
preferred
Paints,
Apr. 1,
,
1954
2
6-
\
Milling, common
(in millions of dollars)
826,221
+
24,632,337
Mar. 24,
1954
■
Assets—
2
4-
5-
25c
Ltd.
International
Inc. ( +) or
4-
1
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
International
dec. (—) since
agreement
Total U. S. Govt, securities
mem¬
1
7-
$3
$i
Harvester
International
ber banks follows:
826,221
+.
24,632,337
and liabilities of reporting
5-
4-15
55c
Ltd.—
Powders,
International
A summary of assets
744,650
5--3
9c
North America
of
Bronze
participating preferred
7%
9
5-20
Fund
International
Borrowings decreased $426 million in New York City
$169 million in the Chicago District.
9
4-
'
9
4-
1
t25c
Holdings,
and
'
R.
Dallas
4-
1
1
25c
4
Ltd.—
Growth
Co.
International
District.
1,055,475
—
3,641,150
Bonds
Total
1,396,221
+
6,051,191
13,029,021
Notes
Total
in the
4- .9
Ltd.—
(Canada)
International
4%
+
1,910,975
Certificates
F.
6%
4- '9
1
5-
.....
—
Co.
Shares,
International
$108 million in the San Francisco
outright—
Bills
Due
Insurance
1
55-
income)
deposits adjusted decreased in most districts;
8-
5-
,5-
(quarterly 10c
from ordinary income and 15c from se¬
curity profits)
Institutional
Income
Fund,
Inc.
(from
securities:
Government
Bought
was
4-15
583Ac
Ing^rsoll-Rand Co., 6% preferred (s-a)
Treasury notes decreased $46 million.
131,809
+
878,976
notes
District the decrease
cago
215,002
—
1
1
53'Ac
(quar.)—
Institutional
5-
9-
55'Ac
r
Co..*.—
preferred
Institutional
cates of indebtedness decreased
Apr. 8,
31,
1954
1954
(quar.)
4%
of the other districts.
one
(quar.)_>
preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)
City District, and by smaller amounts in all but
Holdings of Treasury certifi¬
Kansas
4-16
55c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Tobacco
9
3-
>
51c
preferred
Zinc
1
$3
(s-a)
(quar.)
4.70%
Illinois
5-
15c
.
4.26%
Imperial
4-16
1
4-13
[
4.42%
carrying securities decreased $76 mil¬
$372 million.
"Other"
banks decreased
Chicago, $92 million in New York City, $57 million in the
dollars)
(quar.)
common
preferred
5•
$1
(quar.)
RR.—
non-cumulative preferred
6%
or
Loans to
lion.
30c
6-18
6-30
1
15c
Co.———
Corp. (interim)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
OD
00
DO
$1.25,
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities
—
—
thousands
Assets—
ctfs.
4-20
.0349000
Inc. (+) or
and
3-29
1
.140080*
Dec. (r-) since
gold
3-15
4-16
5c
30c
(quar.)
.496766*
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Total
4-15
5-
f40c
Co.
6
.496766*
loans increased $25 million.
Discounts
3-15
.140080*
for
Other
3-15
4-15
.0349000
2.805935
pound————
—
F.
4-15
.0349000
tApplication depends upon type
for
3-31
t20c
_
<quar.)__
.496766*
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
fund
income)
A
(quar.)
Refrigerator
4.08%
Redemption
^lass
4-
Corp.
Hussmann
Illinois
Gold
Ltd.,
4-15
.193330*
.
»-
(from ordinary
Co.,
4-15
10c
,140080*
—
(In
3-31
4-15
$1
$1.10
(quar.)
.140080*
—
franc
A)j
3-31
.0349000
krona
peso
3-31
4-15
B
6.4%
.116076
4-15
.496766*
peso—
—
•Nominal.
,2.817812
2.817187
7
4-
60c
(quar.)__
t5c
.00285625
.210833
.264100
com.
4-21
933Ac
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
Fund, Inc.
Class
Payable of Ree
30c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
.00285625
.116076
pound——
Islands,
escudo
Kingdom,
4%
4.40%
.210766
2.816354
krone
Uruguay,
,
Finance
Holder»
When
*>
Share
Corp.,
preferred
.00285625
—
of South Africa,
United
.210800
.210750
.00435401*
—
Switzerland,
Union
1.020781
1.020468
3% %
.210700
peso
Sweden,
.326900
1.021718
Hudson
franc...
Netherlands, guilder
Portugal,
.326900
1.020781
.210650
Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
.
Philippine
.326900
.00435401*
India,
Norway,
.0352609*t
—
.
New Zealand,
Household
.0352609*t
—
Ceylon, rupee ——
'Finland,' markka
France
(Metropolitan),
Mexico,
Houdaille-Hershey
.326850
,
1.021182
dollar
Canada,
.0352609*t
.0352609*t
.0352609*t
—
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
10)
Per
.0428082*t
.326750
Free
British
!
Name of Company
0428082*t
.C428082*t
,0428082*t
.0428082*t
Basic
Dividends
.0719820*
2.245268
2.245268
2.245268
2.244770
issue.
.133333*
.0719820*
.0385802*
.—...
...
*
1272
.200000*
.133333*
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
2.244189
-—
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
.200000*
.200000*
this
1374
15
$
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—_
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—
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Apr. 8
Apr. 7
$
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Thursday
Wednesday
,
Apr. 6
$
$
1
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—
1960
Argentina peso—
Page
12
1973
due
debentures
gen. &
——
Foote.Mineral
Country and Monetary Unit
ISSUE
Date
4(4%
Corp.,
Detroit Edi3on Co. 37/a%
1954, INCLUSIVE
APRIL 8;
TO
1954
bonds,
f.
s.
Company and Issue—
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
CERTIFIED
1484
1
May 1
May 10
1976..
due 1960
due
series B,
ENTIRE
Beneficial
RATES
EXCHANGE
POREIGN
bonds,
1st mtge. 3(4%
4'A%
mortgage
Page
£>at;e
Ry.—
different
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the
We give below a record for the week just
countries of the world.
Maryland
debs., due 1971_May
4%%
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.,
1st
certifies daily to the Secretary
12, 1954
and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April
The Commercial
(1652)
*4
12-31
12-15
115c
12-31
12-15
$3
25c
5-
6-15
4-30
1
5-15
25c
8-15
25c
11-15
-
i-
5
I
5
11-
5
\
Volume 179
Number 5315...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1553)
Per
Nalne of Company
Bryant, Inc., com. (stock dividend)
4'A% preferred (quar.)—
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
Common
$1.80
Lee
56 'Ac
(quar.)—
Co
Lerner Stores Corp.,
4'A%
Liberty
C.)
4-15
Stock
4-26
4-10
Income
4-15
Speculative
4-
Preferred
5-
3
4-20
9
4-
7
Bond
5-
1
4-20
6-15
5-17
Co.
3-31
4-30
(Greenville,
25c
7-
1
6-23
50c
_
5-
2
4-23
(Port Wayne)—
i
Quarterly
Quarterly
50c
Co.
(quar.)—
:
Corp.
Finance
com.
(R. I.),
;
1
7-24
11-
1
10-24
1
5-
1
4-15
New Bedford
4-15
4-
4
1
New
5-16
New
4-15
11'Ac
3-15
New
5C
25c
1
4-16
-
1
6-
5-
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
non-cumul.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
5-
1
7%
non-cumul.
2nd
preferred
(quar.):
$1.75
8-
1
non-cumul.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
11-
1
10-22
$1.24
5-
1
4-12
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.96%
Louisiana State Rice Mill
5%
($25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
5%
'•
par)
(quar.)
6%
Forbes,
preferred
Macy
(R; H.)
(quar.)
pfd. A
(quar.)
Manufacturers
Marine
(quar.)__
9
North
3-15
North
3-31
Northern
4-15
4-15
3-31
5-
1
4-
7
5-
1
4-
7
20c
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
t$1.25
4-30
56'Ac
5-
4-14
1
1
Co.
9
4-15
4-
1
25c
4-20
4-
9
75c
(reduced)
(quar.)
4-
9c
4-15
3-15
Midland
Corp.,
convertible preferred
4»A%
Maritime
7%
3-31
4-
Tel.
&
Marshall
Field
&
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Gas
Electric
25c
4-26
3-31
(quar.)
;
$1.06l/4
1
5- 7
3-31
4-15
3-31
Otis
5-
4-15
$25c
L
tl5c
(quar.)
5-
5-
1
5-
Pacific
Coast Terminals
4-15
4-9
4-20
3-31
2
(extra)
$10c
Messenger Corp.
4-3(1
4-15
20c
Mexican Light & Power
Co., $1 pfd. (s-a)__
Meyercord Co.
(quar.)
3-31
4-
12'/2c
5-
1
4-20
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
1
4.90%
4-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22'/2
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-11
Laboratories
(monthly)
Miller & Rhoads, Inc., 4'A %
pfd.
Miller Mfg. Co., class A
(quar.).
6c
(quar.)
$1.06'A
4-30
•-"4-20
Packard-Bell
5-
1
4-16
7-
1
6-18
10-
1
Power Co.,
(John)
common
hitetal
preferred
Co.
__l_
Peninsular
12-15
11-15
Common
4-15
5-10
4-27
4-
5-
1
4-12
4-15
3- 8
4-15
3-15
6
common
(quar.)
12»/2c
4-30
4-
4-15
3-31
5c
4-15
4-
2
4-
2
6c
4-15
2c
9
3-31
3-31
Royal
Rice
4-15
4-15
4-
4-15
3-31
5-
1
4-16
4-30
4-15
2
5-15
4-15
5-15
4-15
4-
1
4-
1
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
55c
4-15
3-29
$1.18%
4-15
3-19
$1.12'A
4-15
3-19
4-15
3-19
$3
5-
1
4-16
$1.25
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-15
3-31
6-
5-20
4-26
1
4-
9
5-17
5-10
10c
4-15
3-31
7'Ac
5-14
4-30
2'Ac
1
6-15
10-
1
9-15
2'Ac
1-2-55
12 J 5
35c
,
7-
2%c
4-30
4-12
Co.—
45c
Inc.,
7-
1
6-10
25C
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
32'/2c
33c
5-15
4-25
75c
5-15
4-15
$$1.50
1
5-
4-
1
12 V2C
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.20%
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co.
5%
6-15
5-20
57'/2C
common
4.60%
6-
5-20
62'/2C
pfd.
(quar.)
6-
1
1
5-20
(quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear (quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.—
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.06
6-
1
5-14
$1.06'A
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-22
$1.50
50C
5-
1
4-20
$1.12'A
$1.12 V2
7-
1
6-11
10-
1
1-2-55
12-10
4-30
4-15
$4.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)
4-30
4-15
$4.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$4
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1
7-
1
6-11
$3.50
Veinon-Woodbury
preferred
6-19
6-14
$4
2nd
preferred
(quar.)-.
$1
10-
1
9-10
States
preferred
$4
2nd
12-10
Mills—
(s-a)
Power
Co.,
System,
Corp.,
(stock
4-15
3-31
(quar.)__.
25c
common
(quar.)
6c
37'Ac
Aviation
10%
National
Biscuit
Cash
4-20
3-31
5-
4-15
3-31
Co.,
(quar.)„
6
Philip
6-22
4-15
6- 9
3-
9
3-31
Chemical
15c
5- 1
4-15
National
City Bank of N. Y
55c
5-
4-
Company (stock dividend)
2%
6-30
6-25
10c
9-30
9-25
2%
12-30
12-25
65c
Co.
(quar.)
Semi-annual
dividend
Welding Machine (quar.)—
Quarterly
5c
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
A
Class
National
(quar.)
Lead
class
B
2
8-23
10-20
4-15
3-31
$5c
t5c
7-
1
6-
4
10-1
9-
3
1-2-55
$1.50
non-cumulative
Rubber
3.80%
preferred
Morris &
4-30
12- 3
4%
preferred
4-15
5
(s-a)-—,
Co.
(quar.)
4-15
$1.25
4-15
30c
4-16
4-
1
41 1
1
44
3-22
6-30
6-
2
5-
4-
9
Phoenix
Pillsbury Mills,
Inc.,
5-
1
5-
9
4-
9
4-
1
75c
common
4-
1
4-12
4-15
4-
97'Ac
(quar.)
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-15
1
$4
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Coal
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
common
Light, $5 preferred
Electric
preferred
6%
Corp.
1st
Antonio
5%
4'/2%
4.40%
5.36%
Scarfe
&
Class
Schuster
6'A%
Scovill
4.30%
Scott
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
(annual)
Steel
Seaboard
From
4-30
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-
1
1
4-15
4-
37'/2c
4-15
3-25
4-15
3-26
5-
4-
5c
(accum.)
$1.50
_
Co.
1
4-10
5-15
5-
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
22c
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
4-
6
4-15
4-
1
-
$2
$20c
J
(
(J.
Co.
4-17
5-
1
4-17
4-
7
3-29
6-15
6-
4-26
3-29
1
4-22
4-12
5-25
4-15
4-15
4-
5
10c
5-
1
4-
1
$35c
5-
1
4-
0
40c
4-24
4-14
25c
5-
1
4-15
$45c
5-
3
4-12
$53c
4-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.).
60c
Mills,
5-
3
4-
2
4-
1
Ltd.—
$25c
Co.[
4-15
3-31
$1,12'A
4-15
4-
1
50c
4-30
4-
5
4-30
4-
5
4-
5
28'Ac
—...
(quar.)
4-30 I
3-29
37'Ac
pfd.
3-31
37'Ac
16'Ac
5-
1
4-16
6-
1
34c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
4-15
6-
1
5-14
5-14
25c
6%
common
4-15
37'Ac
_—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
4-15
28c
Petroleum,
3-31
4-15
10%
(quar.)
4-30
50c
;—
(quar.)
3-31
25c
(quar.)
4-30
$50c
Co.
common
Water
6-
1
5-14
26&C
6- 1
5-14
t50c
(quar.)
Power
5-15
Co., Ltd.—
(increasedI
(quar.)
Canada
5-14
1
(qua*.)—
convertible
preferred
Southern
1
5-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gas, 6% pfd.
(quar.)—
Common
6-
10c
dividend
preferred
5-14
25c
preferred A
4'A%
7-20
1
$30c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
4.56%
4%
8- 2
6-
12c
Inc.
Paper
Southern Canada
1
50c
(quar.)
Calif.
1
$1
& Power Co.
Co.,
Calif.
4-20
85c
preferred
5.44%
5-
$1.07'/a
„
4.48%
Southern
4-
27 Ac
Pittsburgh Water 4'A% pfd. (quar.)—
Southern Calif. Edison, common (quar.)
Southern
4-20
4-15
91'Ac
South
6%
5-10
60c
Hungerford)
Stock
4-15
27%c
—
(quar.)
Aircraft
! 4-15
1
.
income
Corp.
1
5-
25c
—^
Del. (quar.)
Shares, Inc.—
$1
5-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foods
preferred
1
tlOc
(quar.)
Curr
6%
1
4-17
22'Ac
preferred
Solar
1
9-
12-
20c
Machine Co
O.)
2
6-
9-15
(quar.)
of
(Howard)
4-
6-15
25c
com.
Lindsay &
(A.
4-23
$1.34
(T. S.),
Common
6-11
25c
Sibley,
Smith
9
3-12
1
$1
Simms
Smith
4-
1
7-
25o
l
(N.), Ltd.,
preferred
4-30
5-
12-15
(quar.)__
Sheraton Corp. of America, new com. (init.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.
-
$2.12
5
4-10
14c
Insurance
(quar.)
American
Shedd-Bartush
5
4-26
$1.25
(quar.)
investment
Seneca Falls
4-20
$1.50
Power
Colorado
Power
Southern
Franklin
Process,
4-15
3-19
4-20
17'Ac
,
5-15
4-15
3-31
$1.75
(incr.)___
$50c
4-10
3-18
$1.20
Co., Ltd.
Southern
5-
4-15
Indiana Gas & Electric Co.
4.80%
Co.
(quar.)—■
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
England Telephone
Southern
New
Railway
1
45c
4-15
3-20
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
62'Ac
6-15
5-14
non-cumulative
5%
preferred
(quar.)
62'Ac
9-15
8-13
30c
5-15
4-30
$1.2f
4-15
3-31
4-15
4-12
7-15
7-12
4-12
3-31
3-29
Co.
5%
Southwestern
$5
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
1st
Drug, common
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern
Life
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
(Dallas)—
-
50c
,
Public
Service
Co.—
Common
3.70%
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
preferred
4.15%
(quar.)
90c
$1.17'A
5-
1
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-14
6-
92'Ac
—
5-
4-20
97'Ac
—
—
5-
4-20
!
4-12
4-15
3-19
$75c
non-cum.
I
$$1.50
(quar.)_
4-15
3-19
$2
4-15
3-25
$1.25
4-15
4-
5-
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03%
5-
4-20
4.25%
(quar.)
$1.06'A
5-
4-20
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
4-20
preferred
(quar.):
$1.15
5-
4-20
4-12
5
Ai
Speclal
Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
4'A% convertible preferred (quar.)
Spokane International RR. Ob.
Quarterly
Quarterly
i'S*
3-31
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
A
Shawinigan Water
Slater
4-15
$5
10c
preferred
Co.,
Co...
Oil
Selected
4-30
4.60%
(quar.)
Co
partic. preferred (quar.)
Procter & Gamble Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
Prosperity Co., 5%
preferred
(quar.)
5-14
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
5
5-14
1
$1.02V2
Paper Co.—
preferred
$4
4- 9
1
6-
$1.02'/2
■—
—
&
$3.40
Scullin
4-24
6-
$1.18%
Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-20
3-31
4- 5
Inc.—
preferred A
Mfg. Co.—
3.65%
4-15
4-
4-15
$1
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-15
3-19
20c
(quar.)
preferred
4-12
4-15
3-30
4-15
4-20
& Power—
Cummins
4-26
50c
4-15
40c
(quar.)
Marine
(Ed.)
Southwestern
$1.25
50c
—_
(quar.)
3-31
8
4-12
Transit
Co.,
B
4-15
3-31
1
Corp.—
preferred A
preferred
4-
3-31
4-20
5-
10c
6%
Savannah Electric
4-30
4-
1
—
Map Co
Sargent & Co. (quar.)
1
4-20
1
5-
28c
Sanborn
1
4-20
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-19
4-19
9-15
30c
preferred
4-
20c
6-15
9-15
1
933Ac
(quar.)
San Diego Gas & Electric, com.
4-
6'Ac
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.
preferred
San
1
65c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Paul Fire &
4-15
Potomac Edison Co.—
3.60%
St.
5-
15c
1
1
10-
__
(quar.)
Foods,
convertible
4-15
10%
Plymouth Cordage Co.,
5%
17'Ac
9
710-
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
50c
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. (quar.)_
25c
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
$$1.06
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
—$50c
Bt. Louis-San Francisco Ry.
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
11'Ac
$1.37'A
(quar.)
Employees stock
(quar.)
Pocahontas Fuel Co. (bi-monthly)
General
1
4-15
6-15
-
Fine
$1
„
dividend
Portland Gas
4-
1
1
1
common—
W.
25c
:
plastic Wire & Cable
4-15
4-
5-
5c
$1.50
(quar.)
Gas
common
$1
4-15
9
7-
Co.rp
Corp.,
35c
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. Co.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsfield
2-24
3c
preferred
4-25
3-25
A
Southern
25c
'Ac
Extra
5'A%
9
$2.50
Pioneer Petroleum Co., prior preferred (s-a)
Piper Aircraft Corp.. 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Stock
4-
lc
Piorxeer Finance Co.
Pittston
1
$1
common
Co.,
5-
$1.07'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glass
1
95C
RR.
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (payable
in Philippine currency)
Power
4-15
$1
Machinery
4-
Corp.—
25c
A
9
2
$1.10
(quar.)
4.70%
25c
:
class
4-
6-
$1.17
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Portland
(quar.)
Manufacture & Stores
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
National
4-21
10-30
J5c
preferred
Common
$2.50
9
Co.—
National Lock Co. (quar.)
National
8-
1
4-21
5c
Fuel
National
5-
1
25c
Quarterly
National
5c
5-15
6-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
75c
Co
National Electric
preferred
7-15
4-15
1-2-55
4-
4-10
4-15
$1.75
Southern Calif.
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton
National
Stock
preferred
5
50c
$1
(quar.)
4-
Casket
National
common
preferred
3-30
National
Mfg.
preference
4.40%
15c
(quar.)
$1.12 V2
45c
quar.)
4-15
16 92/lOOc
&
$1
4.68%
3.90%
common
(quar)
(increased
4-30
Corp.—
Register Co.
Common
15c
(quar.)
gains
National
1
4-15
preferred
—
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
4.30%
dividend)
Inc.
;
capital
3-31
3-31
$1.65
Quarterly
From
4-20
4-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Airlines,
National
21c
62'/2c
1st pfd.
Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
—
4-20
4-26
56c
Building Co.,
&
9-10
5-10
5-10
1
$1.75
preferred
S.
Smith
5-31
6-15
15c
Rom) Typewriter Co., com. (quar.)_
4*% preferred A (quar.)
Royalties Management
5'/a %
(quar.)
Co.,
4-15
25c
(increased
preferred
Fruit
I
Plywood
Bchwitzer
$1.50
7-
4-15
$1.75
non-cumulative preferred
Class
4-15
$20c
—
5%
Rothmore
4-15
4-21
$1
-
(quar.)
4.10% preferred H (quar.)_4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co.—
Common
(annual)
4-15
1
4-15
4-30
35c
(quar.)
series
1
1
&
preferred series F
5-
$20c
Mills, Ltd.—
Common
Roddis
4-15
quar.)
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
6%
Electric
4-15
4-15
preferred
Penn
Co.
3-31
5-
1
50c
—
Gas
1
5-
5-
Co.—
Button
5-
4-30
1
$1.75
Mills, Inc.
Cement
4-15
5-31
'
National
$2
3-31
4-15
4-15
50c
(quar.)
5% convertible preferred
Parke, Davis & Co
8-14
6-1
4-20
1
(quar.)
3-16
5-
Y.)—■
4%
4-
(quar.)
4-20
:
43A%
$1.50
preferred
Telephone
Rice
Rochester
3
lc
Mutual
-
convertible
1
4-23
$1.12'/2
Quarterly
3
4-15
(quar.).
5-
$28c
$1.25 participating class A (accum.)
American
Insurance
(N.
2
$1.12'A
(quar.)
4-20
50c
Rochester
4-
25c
common
5-15
5-26
4-
(quar.)
pfd.
convertible preferred
$1
Brand
4-
1
(quar.)
3-31
1
4-14
4-
Bottling—
Co.,
6-15
37'/2c
Products Co.,
(quar.)
Munising Paper 5%
6%
Co.
Coca-Cola
4-15
50c
;
Co.
(quar.).
(quar.)
Inc.
Mountain
Natco
5%
$40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co.
6%
5%
4-
6-
9
4-15
(quar.)—;
9-15
$1.50
-
Extra
5%
9-20
40c
(quar.)
Extra
7%
Mfg.
Chemical
4-19
96'Ac
(quar.)—
common
Telegraph
Mount Clemens
Mdunt
Pacolet
Co.
5c
,
3-
$1
—
1
(quar.).
common
Schenley Industries, Inc.
4-16
1
4-23
32'Ac
5-
4-
5
Co.
4- 2
34 %c
4-
7-21
1
(quar.)
6%
Park
River
4-15
4-15
1
(quar.)
4-
$75c
(quar.)
preferred
Mount
Service
preferred
$75c
preferred series C
Diablo
Public
4-30
5
5-10
8-
5
(s-a)
5%
4-15
20o
2-11
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
$75c
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Mt.
Pacific
preferred
Light Co.,
$75c
Society, class A
preferred (quar.)
Mofcsanto Chemical Co.
6"%
&
15c
(quar.)
5V2%
Morrell
6%
15c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Motorola,
Mills,
Power
Panama
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines Co.
Mitchell (Robert), Ltd. (quar.)
4-12
2
(quar.)
5-
Co
preferred (quar.)_
Rich's, Inc., common
33A% preferred
(quar.)
4-14
$1.10
40c
4%
1
4-
.
15c
1
6-
4-
(quar.)
Pacific
1st
pfd.
Engineering
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1st
4-
(quar.)
4-15
|25c
2nd
4-15
(quar.)
50c
5
7%
7%
4-26
preferred (quar.)
Package Machinery—
New common
(initial quar.)
Mississippi Glass Co.—
Loan
pfd.
Co.
10c
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
(quar.)
Minute Maid Corp., common
(quar.)
$1.60 prior preferred (quar.)
Montreal
preferred
$1.30
2nd
1
4-15
4-30
(s-a)
1
$i0c
preferred
9-
1
31'AC
4%
Pacific
Pacific
Co.
1st
4-23
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Electric
$4.40
4-
preferred
$6
&
7
1
4.40%
$3.85
Corp.,
preferred
Gas
Inc.,
7%
5-
25c
pfd.
Co., Ltd.
5
5-
Rice-Stix,
9-14
62'Ac
4'/2%
Lighting Corp., $4.75
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$50c
'
50c
preferred
Aggregates,
Finance
$1.25
Pacific
$1
$1
4%
5-
Coventry, Ltd., class A
Russ
Extra
Pacific
preferred (quar.)_
Melc'ners Distilleries, Ltd.—
6% participating preferred
1
5-1
3-22
4-20
1
25c
Coast
f$l
Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
4-15
5-
$25c
Pacific
Inc.,
5
$1.25
Republic Aviation Corp.
(increased)
Republic Supply Co. of Calif. (quar.)__
Republic Steel Corp., common
Revere Racing Association, Inc.
(quar.)
$$1.75
4-15
Products.
5
4-
50c
3-31
5c
(increased)
4-15
4-
4-16
(quar.)_
common
3-12
20c
Corp,
5-13
4-16
25c
4-15
Co.—
Fiberglas
&
1
5c
(quar.)-
4-15
20c
Paper Co, (auar.)
4-20
(quar.)
Electric
25c
(increased).:
Pabco
30c
McCall
Co.
5-
5c
Renold
90c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Elevator
$15c
3-23
50c
4-30
20c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
4-15
(quar.)
3-26
75c
(quar.)—
3-23
5-25
(quar.)
A (quar.)
Corp.
(Canada), Ltd.,
preferred
$1.13
common
class A
preferred
Rochester
(quar.)_
4-20
$30c
5-15
10c
4-15
1
5%
3-31
4-20
15c
5%
class
4-22
35c
$1.50
4-12
15c
a.
Common
Oxford
Reliance
25c
&
Owens-Corning
1
4-30
30c
(quar.)
Products
4-15
$l5c
McCabe Giain Co. Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
:
Montana
Steel
75c
Maytag Co., $3 preference (quar.)
McArthur Chemical Co., Ltd.—
5% preferred (quarterly);
participating
5-15
1
Co.—
A
-
—
class B
5-14
3-31
.
Co.
Co.,
4-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
Okonite Co. (quar.)
Oliver Corp., 4'/2%
preferred
7%
A.)
1
4-22
20c
(from
common
(quar.)
(Mass.),
1
$3.50
(s-a)
4%
10c
6-
(C.
Riverside
:
20c
Factor & Co., common
Monroe
Extra
Ontario
Corp.
5-
5%
(quar.)
Class
Boston
,
Reitman's
1
6-15
(initial)
5-14
6-
Company, common (quar.)
Brewing Co., class A
Top
$2
3-15
5-14
1
Reed-Prentice
93 %c
(quar.)
Rubber
(quarterly
interest)
Class A
Miles
B
Oklahoma
Michigan Gas & Electric
Co.
of
Class B
10c
O'Sullivan
4-15
5-
$1.20
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
Northwest Engineering Co.
Nunn-Bush Shoe Co.
6-11
4-15
$1.02'A
3-22
4-30
5-
5c
(quar.)
3-22
6-30
Red
$1.06'A
4-15
52'Ac
Reading
9
4-30
1
6-
20c
100%
i
4-15
50c
paid out of dividends and
Mathleson Chemical Corp.
4%
preferred
Class
9
4-
3-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
3-12
4-
4-26
Reed
4-15
6-
$1.12'/2
$1
(quar.)
Northern States Power
(Minn.)—
Common
(quar.)
$3.60
preferred
(quar.)
$4.10
4-26
Milk
4-15
1
1
$1.05
60c
Ry.
20c
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust
preferred
Pacific
Quinte
7%
Service
17'Ac
$2.10
4.25%
preferred
Public
53'/sc
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co.
Max
preferred
4'/2%
9
37'Ac
Extra
Tel., common
(quar.)
preferred
Products,
Refractories
Northern
4-
4-16
r
RR., 7% guaranteed
Engineering Works
Indiana
4-26
Holdert
5-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Products, Ltd.,
5-
(quar.);
Carolina
4'A%
Power
Association—
receipts
Northern
Quebec
25c
Metal
American
9
Co.,
When
Payable of Rec.
40c
income)
Oats
$1.18%
(initial)
dep.
4-
15C
ordinary
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.—
4%
Adj. preferred (quar.)
4-15
13 %c
Fund
Trust
Ferrous
American
4-15
$1
.
common
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.
Non
4-20
$1.06 %
Corp., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)
(P. R.) & Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Bond
3-31
50C
Mailman
Mallory
Manhattan
4-15
$1.50
& Co.,
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mading Drug Stores Co.,
55c preferred
(quar.).
4-23
3-31
$25c
.
common
(quar.)
4'A%
1
4-26
investment
5-15
(quar.)
Merchandise
common
25c
Bleachery, Inc. (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd
&
5-
4-15
New
preferred
75C
Electric
&
6%
$37'Ac
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 33A% pfd. (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
31»Ac
Lowell
MacAndrews
60c
45c
$1.25
Electric,
preferred
pfd. (quar.)
4-22
Telephone
Gas
Quaker
9
$1.06'A
(quar.)
York
9
4-
Reece
(quar.)
Co., Inc.
New York Shipbuilding Corp.—
7-22
7%
&
England
Common
New
7%
Car
Brunswick
4-
4-26
Inc.—
(quar.)
Gas & Electric Light (quar.)
Machine (stock dividend)
Britain
4-26
35c
Products,
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Neisner Bros., Inc., 4%% conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
5-
9
32c
Corp., Ltd.
Naugatuck Water Co. (s-a)
6-
4-
15c
__
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus Co.,
10c
_*••
(quar.)
Shipley Co
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
Gas
Starch
4-26
7c
Series
Corp.
preferred
10c
(quar.)
&
Louisville
Shares
60c
———
Preferred
8-
50c
.
(quar.)
Inc
(George)
Fund
5c
—
common
Fund,
10c
_
Colorado,
preferred
4c
Series
Series
National Steel
4'A %
3-31
Share
of
preferred' (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6c
Growth Stock
$1.40
4.20%
Putnam
Series
Series
National
4'A%
3-31
Co.
6c
Stock
Balanced
1
4-15
Company
Service
3-31
-
stock:
or
Per
Name of
Puritan
Series
4-
4-15
distributions
Series
4-19
National
gain
4-15
6c
8c
capital
payable in cash
4-15
15c
Insurance
Increased quarterly
Class A
4-15
1
40c
(quar.)-.—
Link-Belt
1
5-
$1.12%
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur. Co.
'
year-end
30c
(quar.)
Life
lie
Fiscal
Holder«
Public
Speculative series
5-
When
Payable of Rec.
Corp—
—
3-31
50c
(reduced)
Research
_
3-31
30c
common
Share
&
series
4-15
96 %c
Bros., Ltd
Lodge
Balanced series
4-15
10c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Leslie Salt Co.
■
4-15
75c
-
(James) & Sons, 3.85%
Local
1
of Company
Securities
50c
Leece-Neville
S.
Per
Name
National
45c
(quar.)
Tire Corp.
Lehigh Valley RR. Co. (quar.)
Leighton Industries, class A
Lewis
5-
4-12
Bond
Extra
Lees
4-24
45c
preferred,
&
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
5%
__
(quar.)
Rubber
When
Share
Lane
45
(quar.)
—
5c
5-
56'Ac
5-
1
4-15
25c
7-
1
6-15
25c
10-
1
25c
12-15
1
4-15
9-15
12-
1
%
316
»
When
Per
Name of Company
10c
Standard
8-31
11-30
4-15
Fuel
Ltd., 4,l/z%
(Ohio).-—
Oil Co.
33/i%
preferred
Standard
pfd.
Co.,
Standard
(quar.)
A
Products
(quar.)
4-15
3-26
15c
—_—
from
Steak
capital
Shake
n
(111.)
5%
5- 5
8- 4
4- 9
4- 9
4-9
(quar.
5%
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
of
Bros.
Stores,
Sterling
25c
Engine,
Stern
(quar.)
i
Inc
5%
pfd. (quar.)
Textiles, Inc.
preferred (quar.)
4Vz%
3-31
4- 1
6-15
9-15
12- 5
4-7
Common
5%
prior
Camp,
Suburban
$4
2nd
$4
2nd
Sullivan
Sun
:—
Oil
Spring Corp.
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
_______—
Consolidated Mines, Ltd._______—_
Co., 4%%
preferred (quar.)
Super Mold Corp. of Calif. (quar.)_____
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)
—________
Supertest Petroleum Corp., 5% pref. (quar.)
Swift
&
Co.
J6c
$1.12Vz
20c
25c
%$1.25
50c
(quar.
Quarterly
Quarterly
50c
(s-a—
Extra
Talon,
10- 1
1-2-55
4%
preferred
Taylor & Fenn Co.,
.4-32%
•£*T)(k Hughes
Tennessee
Gold
Tower
Chemical
&
20c
(Cleveland)
Malleable
&
5-15
Common
Texas
Power
$4.84
&
Light,
preferred
$4 preferred
Glass
Co.
S.
Lines
Co,,
S.
Shoe
U.
U.
S.
7%
Thalhimer
5-14
$1.14
5- 1
4- 9
(quar.)
5-1
4-9
5-14-9
(quar.)
Bios.,
$1
15c
4-30
91 'Ac
4-30
class
A
preference
Leaf
preferred
Thatcher
$2.40
Glass
Co.,
Stores, Ltd.
(Subject
to
5%
(quar.)__
preferred
60c
Co.
non-cumulative
class
B
3-31
5%
5-15
4-30
6%
(quar.)
35c
4-12
4-
preferred
Vulcan
25c
4-12
4-
2
1
4-
9
A
4-15
3-19
4-28
4-19
t50c
4-15
3-15
4-15
3-15
1
4-15
—
Eelctric
Southern
3-19
*12%c
4-30
4-
9
4-301
4-
9
$1,433/4
(quar.)
common
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
6%
pfd.
6-26
6-18
4 -30
4-16
4-15
$1.25
Gas
Elec.,
1
5-
1
3-31
4-30
4-
4-15
3-31
5-
1
4-15
U5c
$1.11
4-20
5-
1
25c
6-
1
5-20
7-
1
6-18
25c
8-
2
7-20
10c
5-15
4-30
20C
4-30
37V2C
4-30
4-10
37V2C
7-31
7-10
50c
5-
1
4-15
Co.
Wysong & Miles Co.
convertible
6%
25c
(quar.)_
common..—
preferred
___'
(quar.)
6%
preferred
convertible
York
County
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
4-10
t22Vzc
5-
1
4-
1
5%
preferred
(quar.)
*3iy2c
5-
1
4-
1
6%
preferred
(quar.)
t37J/2C
5-
1
4-1
Zeller's, Ltd., common
1
(increased)
4- 5
♦Transfer
5-18
5- 7
7
3-29
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
JPayable in Canadian funds, tax
resident tax 15%; resident tax
books
not
5- 3
4-lf
a
Less/British income
37tic
8- 2
7-l«
x
Less
35c
4-20
4- 9
y
4-23
3-31
closed
this
for
dividend.
Canadian non-residents' tax.
deductible at the source.
Non¬
7%.
Corrected
.
9
25c
Jr.)
(Wm.
4-15
$4.50
•
Monthly
60c
_
4-13
4-15
$1.50
4.44% pfd. (quar.)
(monthly) __:s2
4-15
4- 5
Detinning Co.,
5-20
20c
Appliance Corp._
Corp., 6% pfd. (accum.)
(Alexander), Ltd- (quar.)
County
5-
$1.26
&
4-15
37tic
4-20
5-29
(quar.)
26c
.____
4-30
$1.50
(quar.)
5- 3
4-
1
Corp.—
$1.25
$3
1
1
4-
:
Monthly
Monthly
4-14
(S-a)____
54-
4-15
11c
4-26
4-
5-15
4-15
(monthly)
Co.
Power,
preferred
Wrigley
3-26
1
1
15c
25c
37V2c
(quar.t
preferred (quar.)
5%
3-26
5-
•
11c
4-17
5- 1
3-23
4-15
75c
(quar.)
lie
Rubber
Lovett Grocery
&
Winn
3-22
5-15
3-25
4-15
$1
Co.
Sherman
35c
4-15
60c
(quar.)_
com.
5-
J121/2C
Public Service
$1.50
3-19
4-15
$1.05
$1.02 Va
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Wisconsin
4-15
8
'
Wisconsin
4-15
1
3-19
4-15
$1.25
5-20
5-20
10c
17tic
5-
37V2C
$1.12 >/2
(quar.)
Bros.
Worcester
7% preferred (quar.)
Wabash Railroad Co., 4ti % pfd. (annual)
1
4%
6-11
4-1
5-24
4-5
(quar.)____
(quar.)_
3-31
(quar.)
Whitehead
7- 1
4-12
6-12
4-15
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.)
stockholders)
4-
4-15
Whiting Corp., common (quar.)
6%
preferred A (quar.)_
Wood
(quar.)
4-15
America
of
4-20
10c
10c
tl6c
Corp.
15c
$1.9^/2
Lake Erie Ry.,
prior lien (quar.)
4-10
(quar.)
Yennoilc & M&ssacnuoeus itR. CO.
Vanadium
B
4-20
(quar.)
pfd. A
4-12
Investment Trust—
Minn,
of
5%
B.).
4-30
5-
Class
Witherbee
(quar.)
1
62'/aC
of
(J.
4-23
4-
$35c
Telegraph
Union
3-17
(quar.)—
com.
5-10
(quar.)
& Stationery,
preferred
5%
Western
Yellow Cab Co.,
.
5-15
(quar.)_____
(Stock Div.).—
approval
Insurance
Sciver
Tablet
Western
Co.—
(quar.)____
4-23
5-10
4-15
(quar.)
4-2
4- 2
5- 1
4-15
$1.06 V*
(accum.)
$2.50 class A
3-17
}75c
com.
Co.,
Camp Sea Food Co.
preferred
$1.40
4- 6
4-15
1
$1.12 »/g
(quar.)
class
4-15
4-15
4-30
4-13
4-13
3-22
87tic
5-
20c
6- 1
6- 1
$2
45c
Western Insurance Securities
4-15
Oil
Van
Co.—
preference
$2.50
Canadian General
Thrift
Title
Mfg.
convertible
Thermoid
Third
(quar.)
4-20
4-20
4-20
4-20
4- 2
4-12
4-15
(s-a)
$6 preferred
Tobacco
Southern
Condensing
Grocers Ltd.,
Western
22tic
Mining
(quar.)
Van
3.65%
4.10%
5-1
5-1
25c
4-14
Co.—
Power
5-1
5-15
5-31
5-1
5-1
4-15
35c
1
c
1
62 V2
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.20%
4-1
35c
Stores Corp.,
Universal
Penn
10c
&
Corp.,
preferred
conv.
United
Utah
Refining
Kentucky Coal Co.
4ti %
50c
(quar.)___
Stockyards
10c
4-20
Corp.
8
4-
5-
1—
West
10%
4ti%
4-
4-15
1
4-16
5
$1.25
Corp
West
5.40%
:
4-22
B
Wisconsin
preferred (quar.)__;._—______—__
Steel Corp., Ltd.
7.V
United
4-20
(quar.)
common
.
______
(Pgh.)
Smelting,
6%
(quar.)__
—________
(quar.)_______
preferred (s-a;
U. S. Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
U. S.,Rubber Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)__
4-15
$1.21
pfd.
$4.56
(quar.)
com.
—
U.
4-2
6-15
______
(quar.)
dividend
S.
4-2
25c
(quar.)
A
Machinery Corp.,
U.
Pipeline Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
class
preferred (s-a)
—________—___
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)—
United
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
B
Fruit
Stock
4-24
4-12
4-15
5- 1
J37c
|10c
15c
25c
75c
62tic
37tic
.
75c
$1.75
Quarterly
5-1
25c
20c
$1
Mfg. Corp.
7%
6-1
40c
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred (quar.)_
Terre Haute
6-15
6- 1
Tool,
quar.)
preferred <quai.)_
Envelope Co., common
S.
U. S.
4-23
4-15
27c
15c
Corp.--
6%'
U.
8IV2C
_____
&
United Shoe
4-. 5
5-15
5-1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Products
Terminal
7- 2
20c
(s-a)_____,
common
convertible
Class
t__—
(quar.)
A
2
(quar.)
Welsbach Corp., class A common
3-31
4-15
4-
25c
._
Gas
Wheeling &
(quar.)
Drill
United
4-5
t2c
Inc.,
B
United
12- 1
7-2
$1.12ti
4-15
25c
—
(quar.)____
common
Westminster Paper Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
Cigar-Whelan Stores—
$3.50 preference (quar,)_____
United Corporations,
Ltd., class
Class
Co
Co.,
Chicago
Class
5-15
8-16
11-15
3-31
5-15
5-15
5-15
,5-15
5- 1
5-10
50c
(quar.)
_____________—
Light Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
___.—.
preferred (quar.)
Webster
4-
5-
Material)
preferred
$4.25
3-31
4-15
30c
—___.
Weatherhead Co., $5 preferred
America
$4.50
9-1
50c
J4c
;
"Sylvania Gold Mines, Ltd.
of
4-20
6-23
9-23
12-28
4- 5
4-14
10c
Swasey
Washington
United
4-15
7-15
10-15
3-16
4-12
4 -6
4-20
3-25
6-1
5-1
8-2
11- 1
4-16
5-1
4-20
5- 4
4-15
7-1
Biscuit Co.
Bros.
Western
——-
United
&
Warren
Missouri—
of
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'/2
preferred (quar.)
—.—$1
S3.70
preferred
(quar.) ________________
92tic
$3.50 preferred (quar,)_i_
—87y2C
Union Gas Co. of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
$35c
Union Oil Co. of California (quarJ
50c
6-17
6-17
4-13
4-19
4-15
7- 1
7- 1
4-23
5-1
4-30
$1
$1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
-
.
$4.50
6-14
Electric. Service—
2nd
$4
15c
25c
20c
25c
12 »/jjC
—______—_
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Clothier, common
-Stubnitz-Greene
Co.
Electric
Warner
5%
,
.
Corp
(Construction
Warner
3-31
.
5-1
7- 1
10- 1
1-5-55
4-15
5-25
8-25
11-26
4-15
4-15
4-15
$4
Container
Strawbridge &
Union
!Co.
5-14
4-15?
/.4-30
15c
/
.
Pictures—
Bros.
4-26
4-12
6-1
5-14
5- 1
•»%/:
Walker)
Mills
Wamsutta
Warner
,>6-20
—L.
(quar.) 1
common
Holder$
-
Payable of Ree.
25c
Gooderham & Worts—
Wall Street Investing
12- 1
4- 8
5-14
$4.50
.—__
Co.,
(H.)
Hiram
(see
Corp.—
iquar.i
—
3-31
inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
Line
Pipe
Gas
preferred
—-
5-28
7-1
56c
.
•*3tokeiy-Van
Stone
12%c
—_
<quar.)___
63%c
Trav-Ler Radio Corp.
(quar.)_____—7'/2C
Quarterly
_____________——________
iVzc
Quarterly
7'/2C
Treesweet Products Co., $1.25 pfd.
(quar.)
31V4C
Trinity Universal Insurance, com. (quar.)—
25c
Quarterly
•
25c
Quarterly
25c
True Temper Corp., 4,/2% pfd. (quar.)—, $1.12'/2
Tuckett Tobacco, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)—?$1.75
Udyllte Corp. (quar.)—;_
25c
Stern
&
Y.)
(N.
Co.
9- 1
Inc. (Del.)—
<quar,)__^__—_________5c
A
Transcontinental
6-30
9-30
12-31
5-1
6-11
4-12
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
t25c
__
preferred
•Steel Co.
•Sterchi
Class
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—.
Co.
(quar.
Trans Caribbean Airways,
4-15
4-15
7'/2C
—_
(quar.)
Trust
&
(quar.)________
common
preferred
Trade Bank
Trane
$2.55
60c
Lithograph
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
4- 9
5-15
8-14
5-1
5-1
5-1
gains)
Stecher-Traung
5%
4-20
12>/2c
12ViC
tl5c
J 10c
25c
Co.
Silica Corp. (quar.)
Quarterly
___________
.Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
.1
Starrett Corp.
->tate
Street Investment Corp.
(5c is from
1953 income, 45c from
1954 Income and
Co.,
preferred
&
Walker
6-1
9-10
12-10
4-28
6- 1
50c
17V2C
$1.06V4
$1.14
183,4C
37V2C
—
Edison
4.25%
6-10
50c
<
Quarterly
Toledo
_________——
Standard
10c
Walker
50c
Quarterly
.
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
(Los Angeles)—
Quarterly
12-10
5- 1
93%c
s
Share
Title Insurance & Trust Co.
5-28
6-10
9-10
10c
$56'/«c
10c
Additional
Additional
Name of Company
Holder*
When
Per
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
Share
Cement
Portland
^Spokane
April 12, 1954
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(1654)
Jamaica
tax.
income
1
tax.
payment or holders of record dates
Previous published dates were incorrect.
reported her*.
are
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
r '
ALABAMA
Leeds, Ala.
3%%
Springs), Ala.
Warrant
$100,000
"was
Sale
Thornton,
a
sold
issue1 of
house
court
sold to
An
warrants
—
composed of
group
Mohr
&
Farish,
of
.Montgomery, Hugo Marx & Co.,
."kid Berney Perry & Co., both of
Birmingham, as 3s and 2V2s, at a
price of 100.10.
Dated Aug.
1,
1953.
Due
serially from 1955 to
Legality approved
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
-Rose, of Birmingham.
•
1968 inclusive.
Eufaula,
Warrant
Sale
An
Farish,
as
of
3s and
Dated
M-S.
Montgomery,
23/4S, at
March
Due
from
1955
a
1,
to
1974
of
price of 100.01.
Interest
March
on
inclusive.
1
Le¬
Arant,
All
&
Rose,
of
Bir¬
mingham.
Warrant
Sale
—
An
issue
of
$36,000 1 % % capital outlay school
was
& Co., of
-of 99.
est
sold
1955
to
Dauphin
bonds
enue
Chamber
Due
to
1961
a
price
1,; 1954. Inter¬
serially
of
Sept.
on
to
Commerce, as 4s, at
1, 1954.
Due
1975
Interest
Legality
Bradley,
by
All
&
White,
Rose,
of
in¬
Birming¬
ham.
Oxford, Ala.
Warrant
Sale
—
An
&
ham,
as
1,
1953.
to
1975
inclusive.
by
White,
approved
Due
A11-&
issue
of
serially from
Rose,
of
Legality
Bradley,
Birming¬
ham.
Pickens County (P. O. Carrollton),
Alabama
Warrant Sale
$250,000
—
An
issue
of
Feb.
inclusive.
1
Le¬
to
1960
400,000 23/4s.
1961
to
1969
to
1959
inclusive.
Le¬
ley,
of
Bir¬
Arant, All & Rose, of Bir-
mingham.
i
ing
on
May 1 from
on
May 1 from
on
Other
of
build¬
6
were
a
Los
Co.,
Angeles, R. H. Moulton
San Francisco, and the
Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
Chicago, as 2%s, at 101.63, a basis
about
the
Birmingham, Cumberland Se¬
Corp., of Nashville, Brod¬
nax
& Knight, Inc., of Birming¬
ham, Provident Savings Bank &
Trust Co., Seasongood &
Mayer,
of
Cincinnati, and George
Wood & Co., of Montgomery.
Bond
School
Co.,
ner
syndi¬
Savings
of
Chicago,
Weeden
&
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-»
& Beane, Dean Witter & Co.,
Lawsoh, Levy & Williams, Stone
& Youngberg, Kaiser & Co., Hill
Richards & Co., all of San Fran¬
cisco, Kenover, MacArthur & Co.,
of
Detroit, Fred D. Blake & Co.,
Angeles, and C. N. White
Co., of Oakland.
of Los
&
Offering
—
District,
J. L.
(PST) on April 20 for,
the purchase of $404,000 building
a.m.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County
fice.
;
Sale—The $850,000 build¬
Bond
Brown.
Treasurer's of¬
Valley Union High Sch»
Dist., Riverside County, Calif.
Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
10:30
&
2.60%.
Unified
Fresno County,
group:
the
of
Trust
Bank,
Coachella
Bullard
curities
M.
to
group composed of
Security-First National Bank
&
of
Hugo Marx & Co., Berney Perry
& Co., Watkins, Morrow & Co., all
of
April
bonds offered
May 1 from
inclusive.
members
Sale—The $475,000
awarded
the
inclusive.
Due
1984
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 179,
p.
1314—were awarded to
a group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Chicago, Kaiser & Co., San Fran¬
cisco, Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Inc., Toledo, and Weeden & Co.,
of San Francisco, at 100.02/a net
interest cost of about 3.11%, as
follows:
.
ARIZONA
Pima
County School District No. 12
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $433,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 179,
p.
1314—were awarded to
a
group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Chicago, Kenneth Ellis & Co.,
Phoenix, Henry Dahlberg & Co.,
of Tucson, and Bosworth, Sulli¬
van
& Co., of Denver, at 100.05
net interest cost of about 2.82%
$135,000 23/4s.
to
of
inclusive.
Due
1968
900,000 3V2s.
as
&
Knight, of
Birmingham,
as
2V2s,
at
par.
Dated Feb. 1, 1954.
Due serially
1954
Bond
of
1957
to
from
City School District, Los
Angeles County, CaD/.
members
Harris
cate:
Azusa
&
re¬
follows:
Due
sold
gality approved by White, Brad¬
as
A, State gasoline
anticipation
warrants
was
ley,
mingham.
3.06%,
$200,000 3V2S.
series
gality approved by White, Brad¬
Arant, All & Rose,
about
a
Brodnax
$1,500,000
headed by Shields
Co., New York City, on a bid
flecting a net interest cost
both
Knight, Inc., of Birming¬
3s, 3V2S and 33/4s. Dated
Dec.
The
—
syndicate
$90,000 general obligation refund¬
ing warrants was sold to Brodnax
e
Mobile
March
M-S.
1
building bonds offered April 8—v.
179, p. 1418—were awarded to a
rev¬
L from 1956 to
.
approved
Arant,
Bridge
sold
was
Dated
clusive.
Island
a
tax
Hugo Marx
Birmingham, at
Dated Feb.
F-A.
from
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,000,000
Arant,
Lawrence County (P. O. Moulton),
Alabama
warrants
Mobile County (P. O. Mobile), Ala.
1954
gality approved by White, Brad-
Jey,
Legality approved by
White,
Bradley,
Arant,
All
&
Rose, of Birmingham.
jointly,
1954.
serially
inclusive1.
on
issue
$100,000
general
obligation
re¬
funding warrants
was
sold
to
Watkins, Morrow & Co., of Bir¬
mingham, and Thornton, Mohr &
Berney
Perry & Co., of
Birmingham, at a price of par.
Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Interest A-O.
Due on April 1 from 1967 to 1969
par.
Ala.
—
to
S
Other
CALIFORNIA
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Sale—An issue of $15,000
water revenue bonds was
Bond
Bond
Bullock County (P. O. Union
follows:
'
Due
on
July 1 from
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
25,000 2s.
Due
273,000 2%s.
1965 to
The
on
Due
July 1, 1964
on
July 1 from
1973 inclusive.'
bonds
terest of 1%
July 1, 1955.
bear
additional
Bond
S
1
in¬
e
—
420,000 3y4s. Due
1968 to
The
headed by the Bank of
America National
Trust & Sav¬
a
group
ings
Association,
cisco, at 100.01,
of
about
1955 to
as
Due
follows:
on
May
1 from
1958 inclusive.
210,000 2V4S.
1959 to
Fran¬
net interest cost
a
2.87%,
$120,000 4s.
San
of
Due
1965
90,000 2V2s.
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
May 1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
and
on
May 1, 1969
to
Due
1977
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
1979
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Hemet,
'
Calif.
Bond
ley,
Offering—Mary E. Hen¬
City Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until
7:30
April 12 for
$300,000
water
Dated
1
May 1,
from
1956
p.m.
(PST)
the
purchase of
works
bonds.
on
1954.
Due
1976
to
on
May
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice;
tional
the
Bank
Trust
&
of
America
Savings
Na¬
Associa¬
tion, Los Angeles, or at any fiscal
agency of the City in New York
City.
1970.
525,000 3s.
1971
Due
May 1 from
on
1955 to 1967 inclusive.
$1,050,000
building bonds offered April 6
v.
179, p. 1418—were awarded to
a
105,000 23/4s.
from May 1, 1954 to
$430,000 2%s. Due
Chula Vista City School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Volume 179
Number 5315
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1655)
Lemon
■;
Grove School District,
Diego County, Calif.
San
rBond
will
Offering
Sealed
—
1,230,000 2s. Due
1966 to
1,305,000
bids
bonds.
•
2V4S.
Due
.
Union
Elementary School
District, Inyo County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
$70,000
build¬
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 179,
p.
1418—were awarded to Weeden
&
Co., of San Francisco, as 3y4S,
101.27, a basis of about 3.09%.
at
Los Angeles County County Sanita¬
tion Dist. No. 22 (P. O. Los
Angeles), Calif.
Sale—The $4,000,000 san¬
itation bonds offered April 7 were
; Bond
awarded to
a
the
of
Bank
Trust
syndicate headed by
America
National
1976
on
on
members
Harris
Bank;
The
American
Weeden
of
the
Trust
&
Northern
syndi¬
Savings
Trust
Co.;
Trust
&
Co.; Dean Witter &
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
& Beane;
Heller, Bruce & Co.;
Paine,' Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Laidlaw & Co.; First of Michigan
Corp.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
City National Bank &. Trust Co.,
Kansas City, Mo.; Gregory & Son
Inc.; Byrne & Phelps Inc.; Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Lawson, Levy
&
Williams; Kaiser & Co.; Stone
& Youngberg;
Juran & Moody, Inc.; Kalman
& Co., Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur
& Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; H.
E. Work & Co.; Hill Richards &
Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;
Jones, Cosgrove & Miller; C. N.
White^ & Co.; Fred D. Blake &
,
Co./Seasongood & Mayer; Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger.
Menlo
all of New York.
Sweetwater
School
Bond
and
Bond
L.
1974
the
purchase
of
$520,000
tax-exempt dormitory bonds,
$470,000 series A bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1956 to 1993 in¬
clusive.
in San
dated
are
Principal
and
payable
American
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Oakdale Joint
High School
County, Calif.
Stanislaus
Offering
—
C.
C.
Principal and in¬
Whittier, Calif.
Bond
City
Offering—Guy N. Dixonl
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
(PST)
p.m.
15
from
1955
inclusive.
and
(M-S)
to
1975
the
Principal
payable
at
interest
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
$880,000 water works bonds. Due
May 1 from 1955 to
Los
Verdes
School
Angeles County,
District,
Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 13 for
the purchase of $65,000 building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1967 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
200,000
City
Hall
and
Police
Headquarters bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
I
Clara
County,
The
—
..
$2,770,000 5s. Due
on
May 1 from
1955 to 1965 inclusive.
(P.
O.
Sale—The
bonds
offered
1315
p.
$1,508,000 non
dormitory revenue
exempt
-
March
Housing
Agency.
nance
31—v.
awarded
were
—
Federal
179,
to
the
Home
and
bonds
dated
are
May
1,
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at the Chase Na¬
tional Bank, New York
City. Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles..
Fi¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April 28 for the purchase of $1,000,000 dormitory revenue certifi¬
March
1, 1954.
Due
March 1 from 1957 to 1994 in¬
clusive.
Callable
on any'interest
Principal and in¬
payment date.
terest
nett
(M-N) payable at the BarNational
Bank
of
Jackson¬
ville,
or at
the Guaranty Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
i
proved
GEORGIA
Atlanta, Ga.
,
Certificate Sale—The $2,200,000
2V2% water works revenue certi¬
ficates offered April 5—v. 179, p.
1315—were
awarded
to
a
group
headed by Courts & Co., of Atlan¬
a price of 101.97, a basis of
about 2.33%.
Other
R.
S.
members
Dickson
of
the
group:
&
Co., of Atlanta,
John NuMichigan
Corp., all of New York; Johnson,
Lane, Space & Co., of Savannah;
Rand & Co., and F. S. Smithers &
Co., both of New York; J. W. Tindall & Co., and Wyatt, Neal &
Waggoner, both of Atlanta.
B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.,
veen
&
Co., First of
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
19 for the purchase of
$1,000,000
and
sewerage
revenue
$830,000 school
and
highway bonds offered April
6—v. 179, p. 1524—were awarded
Coffin & Burr, and R. L. Day
Co., both of Boston, jointly, as
2.20s, at 100.76, a basis of about
an¬
ticipation certificates. Dated June
1, 1954. Due on Jan. 1 from 1956
to
1979 inclusive. Certificates
callable
(P. O. New
Haven), Conn.
Bond Sale—The
Certificate Offering—S. S. King,
water
as
are
1, 1960. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
the First National
Bank, Atlan¬
ta.
Legality approved by Spald¬
ing, Sibley, Troutman & Kelley,
of Atlanta.
to
IDAHO
2.11%.
No.
Certificate
house
Sale—The
and
$450,000
jail
certificates
offered April 5
indebtedness
179, p. 1315—were awarded
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, of
—v.
to
Birmingham, at
price of
a
par.
Brevard
County, Melbourne Elem.
School Special Tax Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Titusville), Fla.
Bond Offering — Woodrow J.
Darden,
Superintendent
Public
receive
sealed
(EST)
of
the
Instruction, will
bids
until
11
1
A
School
Counties
District
eral
obligation building bonds of¬
fered April 6—v. 179, p. 1524—
awarded
were
posed
of
to
a
Foster
group
&
1955
1967
to
maturing
thereafter
are
inclusive.
in
callable
1964
and
of July
as
1, 1963.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at The Hanover
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
1, 1953. Due
on
Nov.
1
sive.
Certificates due in 1965 and
thereafter
1,
1964.
are
callable
Principal
1985
as
and
inclu¬
of Nov.
interest
Freeman,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until
13
7:30
school
(CST)
p.m.
for the
on
April
$3,930,000
building
purchase of
house
site
and
borids. Dated April 15,
Dec.
on
15 from
1955
1954. Due
to
1973 in¬
clusive. Interest J-D.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
&
INDIANA
V
•
*
•
.
Cleveland.
Guaranty Trust Co., of New
York, Heller, Bruce & Co., of
San
Francisco,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Laidlaw & Co., Lehman Brothers,
all of New York, Wm. J. Mericka
&
Co., of Cleveland, J. P. Morgan
Co. Inc., of New York, R. H.
Moulton & Co., of San Francisco,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., of Chi¬
cago, National City Bank, of
Cleveland, John Nuveen & Co.,
of Chicago, Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
of
New
York, Pohl & Co., of
Cincinnati, Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
of New York, Seattle-First Na¬
tional Bank, of Seattle, Stone &
&
Securities Corp.,- of New
Co. of
'
\.
"/
•
Brownstown, Ind.
Bond
Offering
Town
Clerk
ceive
—
A. L. Lucas,
Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
(CST)
of
to
10
a.m.
pur¬
$400,000
Due
1994
1962
until
15 for the
on
works
sewage
bonds.
revenue
1954.
bids
April
on
chase
-
Dated
May
inclusive.
May 1,
from 1957
1
Bonds
due in
thereafter
and
are
callable
of May 1, 1961. Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable at the
as
Citizens State Bank, Brownstown.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc-pJ^
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Elwood School City, Ind.
Bond
Offering—John
W.
Mer-
rjtt,
Secretary of the Board of
School Trustees, will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $180,000 building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1954.
Due
semi-annually
from
July 1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 1970 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
Sale—The $250,000
bonds offered
1208—were
National
water
April 6—v. 179,
awarded
Bank
p.
the First
to
of
Chicago, as
basis of about
Georgia, At¬
lanta, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., of
New York, and Wachovia Bank
&-Trust Co., of Winston-Salem.
at
2.09%.
Cook County
Ray Croxton,
will receive
(CST) on
April 13 for the purchase of $82,-
2V8s,
100.46,
Warrant
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Offering
—
Richard
J.
Daley, Clerk of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
until
bids
10:30
(CST)
a.m.
on
April 20 for the purchase of $14,000,000 tax anticipation warrants,
consisting of $11,000,000 1954 cor¬
porate fund tax and $3,000,000
1954 highway fund
tax obliga¬
tions. Principal and interest pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
Jackson
Township (P. O.
Perkinsville), Ind.
Bond
Glenview, III.
Offering
Township
—
Trtistee,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
000
bonds,
as
follows:
$41,000
School Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 1969 inclu¬
sive.
41,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
1955
office.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
a
The
tp Jan. 1, 1969 inclusive.//
bonds
are
dated
March
1,
(J-J)
payable at the Anderson Banking
Co., Anderson. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis. ,
1954. Principal and interest
Lafayette, Ind.
Bond
Offering—Carl
L,
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
water revenue bonds was sold to
bonds. Dated April 1, 1954. Due
semi-annually from April 1, 1956
to April 1, 1981. Bonds due Oct. 1,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chicago.
1959 and thereafter
of
the
group:
ILLINOIS
Bureau County Community Consol,
Sch. Dist. No. 152 (P. O.
Neponsit), III.
$55,000 build¬
bonds offered March 29—v.
Bond
ing
179,
1 from 1955 to
1972 inclusive. Le¬
Chapman
Harrisburg, III.
Madison
Sch.
Dist
No.
9
City), III.
Bond
Offering—Arthur Roman,
p.
1419 — were awarded to
Quail & Co., of Davenport, as fol¬
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
lows:
until
Due
on
Dec. 1 from
30,000 21/4S.
Due
on
(CST) on April 21
for the purchase of $140,000 build¬
ing
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from
7
p.m.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
June
inclusive.
Chicago, III.
Bond
Sale
offered
1315—were
headed
Illinois
—
The
company
$33,100,000
April 6—v. 179, p.
to a syndi¬
the Continental
Legality
April
1 from
Principal
1,
1954.
1961 to 1967
and
interest
in Chicago or St. Louis.
approved by Isham,
Lincoln & Beale,
Bank
&
Trust
Bond
Sale—The $550,000 water
works
fered
were
Trust
improvement bonds of¬
April 5—v. 179, p. 1419—
awarded
will
are
callable
as
Trust Co.,
Lafayette, or at the
Indiana National Bank, Indianap¬
olis.
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indi¬
anapolis.
Perry School Township (P. O. 1130
Epler Ave., Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Offering—Nelson P.
Township
to
the
Mercantile
Co., of St. Louis, at 100.42,
Trustee,
will
sealed bids until 7:30
on
April
$35,000
Monmouth, III.
by
National
Controller,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
of Chicago.
awarded
Co., First National Bank, Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Northern
Trust Co., and Halsey, Stuart &
Co., all of Chicago, at a price of
City
of April 1, 1959. Principal and in¬
Community Unit terest (A-O) payable at the First
(P. O. Granite
Merchants National Bank &
County
Sale—The
$25,000 IV2S.
■
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
S. Jones & Co., both of Portland.
cate
certifi¬
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Moline), III.
No. 40
Mason,
,receive
(CST) on
April 20 for the purchase of $2,275,000
sewage
works
revenue
water and
revenue
Rock Island
of
York, Trust
Jan. 1 from
syndi¬
Bank
Chicago, Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., of New York,
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Central
Republic Co., C. F. Childs & Co.,
City ^National Bank & Trust Co.,
all of Chicago, Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co., of St. Louis, C. J. Devine
& Co., of New York, A. Webster
Dougherty & Co., of Philadelphia,
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
First National Bank, of Memphis,
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
Inc., of Washington, D. C., Geo.
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., of New
York, Ginther, Johnston & Cp., of
Webster
on
1973 inclusive.
&
bonds
to
Co.,
1971 to
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May
12 for the purchase of $1,175,000
1958
Trust
100,000 2.40s. Due
Bank, of Portland,
William Blair & Co., of Chicago,
Idaho Bank & Trust Co., of Pocatello, Atkinson & Co., and June
Certificate Offering—H. N. Saybids
from
the
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
er,
Dated Nov.
of
Jan. 1 from
First National
members
1960. to 1965 inclusive.
cates.
members
American National
com¬
Sanford, Fla.
sewer
bonds
Marshall,
on
from
cate:
disposal
2y4s.
as
on
1970 inclusive.
Bond Offering—E. W.
10,000,000 electric street light¬
ing system bonds as 2y4S.
Other
1956 to
2V4S.
500,000 bridge construction bonds
as 2y4s.
refuse
$450,000 214s. Due
bonds
Bond Sale—The $193,000 library
of
Seattle, as 2V4S, at 100.01, a basis- building bonds offered April 5
of
about 2.24%.
Dated
Jan.
1, were awarded to Ballman & Main,
1954 and due on Jan. 1 from 1955
of Chicago; at a price of 100.90.
to 1970 inclusive.
Dated March 1, 1954. Due on Dec.
a.m.
May 11 for the pur¬
chase of $250,000 building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1954.
Due on Jan.
Bonds
Class
Falls
151
Other
of
Twin
(P. O. Burley), Idaho
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
Bay County (P. O. Panama City),
of
and
Joint
FLORIDA
court
Cass
as
2.25%,
follows:
l3/4s.
as
3,000,000 subway bonds
1,000,000 superhighway
as
2y4s.
2,100,000
net interest cost of about
a
as
ma¬
of Jan.
&
bonds
500,000 central municipal heat¬
ing plant and system bonds
as
2V4S.
pepper,
Secretary of the State
Board
of
Control, will receive
turing in 1961 and thereafter
CONNECTICUT
1,000,000 fire department equip¬
Certificate Offering—J. B. Cul¬
Dated
as
$10,000,000 sewer bonds as lV^s.
5,000,000 superhighway bonds
as iy2s.
University of Florida (P. O.
Tallahassee), Fla.
cates.
net interest cost of about
follows:
a
2.08%,
ment
Rome, Ga.
1954.
Calif.
Bond Sale
The $7,500,000
building bonds offered April 5—
v.
179, p. 1314—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co., New York City, at
100.05, a net interest cost of about
2.28%, as follows:
Bond
tax
clusive.
San Jose Unified School District,
Santa
1974
inclusive.
Board
cisco.
Palos
on
April 13 for the purchase of $1,080,000 bonds, as follows:
on
Inc.
ta, at
Eastin,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Modesto, un¬
2 p.m. (PST) on April 26 for
the purchase of $627,000 building
bonds. Dated March 15, 1954. Due
March
May 15 from 1955 to
Diego, Los Angeles or San
Legality approved by
Union
til
on
on
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
1,
pany.
Bond
B. James,
Orrick,
&
interest
the
at
May
Trust Co., San Francisco, or at a
New York City bank or trust com¬
District,
R.
—
Miami,
99.09,
Coral Gables), Fla.
on
North Haven
bonds
(M-N)
School
Francisco.
clusive.
1953.
High
office; or at the
District's fiscal agency in Chicago,
or
at the Bank of America Na¬
tional Trust & Savings Association
50,000 series B bonds.
Due on
May 1 from 1956 to 1993 in¬
The
Union
inclusive.
University of
Treasurer's
ty
Brain-
follows:
as
;
terest (M-N) payable at the Coun¬
College (P. O.
Offering—Jas.
for
non
Union
"
Offering
1954. Due
erd, Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on April
23
syndi¬
Co.,
&
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids $t his office in San Diego,
until 10:30 a.m.
(PST) on April
13 for the purchase of
$1,460,000
building bonds. Dated May 15,
Menlo Park), Calif.
■
the
of
Devine
Dist., San Diego County, Calif.
Co., San Fran¬
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
cisco;
Co.;
J.
&
/Other
ner
members
C.
Corp.,
both
of
New
York,
First National Bank, of
Portland, Philadelphia
National
Bank, of Philadelphia, Stone &
Webster
Securities vCorp.,
Bear,
Stearns & Co., F. S. Moseley &
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., W. E.
Hutton & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Ira Haupt & Co., Bacon.
Stevenson & Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., and Andrews & Wells, Inc.,
basis of about 1.90%.
cate:
May 1 from
Securities
Savings Association, of
Francisco, as 2s, at 101.32, a
San
May 1, 1974
(M-N) payable at The Hanover
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
inclusive.
1979
to
Other
cate:
1
1975.
1,500,000 Is. Due
Lo-Inyo
May
on
1973 inclusive.
695,000 2%s. Due
and
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
from 1970 to
be received until May 4 for
purchase of $375,000 building
the
1969
47
16 for the
building
April 1, 1954. Due
1956
J-J.
to
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
bonds.
on
Swift,
receive
Dated
Jan. 1 from
1992
inclusive.
Legality
approved
Interest
by
Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
1
I
m
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 12, 1954
(1656)
LOUISIANA
IOWA
■
Iowa
.V-*'*
'v\
-
'•
Bond Sale—The $225,000
build¬
ing bonds offered March 24 were
.awarded to a group composed of
National
Moines
Iowa-Des
the
Bank, Becker & Cownie, both of
'
Evangeline Parish School Districts
(P. O. Ville Platte), La.
/
Bond Sale—The $760,000 School
District bonds offered April 6—v;
179, p. 1095—were awarded to the
Equitable Securities Corp., Nash¬
ville.
Moines, and the Alden State
Bank, as 2s, 2yjs and 2y2s. Dated
1355
inclusive.
1973
to
M-N. Vv
Bond
awarded
were
—
dated
are
179,
p.
April
Nov. 5,
on
13,
1954.
Massachusetts
County
roy,
ceive
Kil-
Cv"
the
to
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 2%s, at par.
''V;•
Parish
No. 25
Bond
Consol.
chase
\
■
Sch.
Dist.
mates that construction will start
until
13
re¬
11
a.m.
until
F.
—
notes.
Due April 1, 1955.
Note
(CST)
a.m.
May
on
6
for the
Sale
follows:
Nov. 1 from
1955 to 1968 inclusive.
35,000 2y2s. Due
1969 to
Rapides Parish, Glenmora School
District No. 27 (P. O.
Alexandria), La.
Certificate
Nov. 1 from
on
30
awarded to the Merchants
were
Offering—J.
Slo-
S.
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
tificates
indebtedness.
of
$125,000
300,000
1954.
cipal and interest
able
Building bonds. Dated May 1, 1954.
Board
N®v. 1 from
1955
1973
to
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
<>l Chicago.
Kensett
Bond
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Sale—The
1525
the
to
White-Phillips Co., of Davenport.
Oclwein, Iowa
Bond Sale —The $9,000 street
improvement bonds offered April
"7
awarded
were
tional
at
Bank
100.55,
a
the
First Na¬
Oelwein,
2y2s,
as
mature
are
on
Due
May 1 from
approved
by Foley, Cox and Judell, of New Orleans.
MAINE
Portland
1955
receive
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
Fenn
Ash, City
bids
on
lows:
^530,000.00
Due
on
1974
flood
control bonds.
Aug. 1 frcm 1955 to
Co.,
363,444.47 street improvement
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
1964 inclusive.
&
I, 1954.
the
National
City.(
Community High School
District, Kan.
Bond
■COO
Sale—An
building
33arret,
issue
bonds
Fitch,
North
of
was
&
of Portland.
merce,
proved
by
Atwood
&
City, jointly,
$100,000 2y4s. Due
1955
to
$325,-
sold
Co.,
to
and
to
on
1966
Com¬
Legality
Bond Offering
County
ceive
April 1 from
bids
a
0.70%
at
The
1954
notes
discount,
of
plus
and
mature
April
Nov.
on
7,
5, 1954.
Lawrence Housing Authority, Mass.
Note
Sale—The
offered
March
$150,000
31—v.
awarded
—were
179,
I the
to
notes
p.
1420
Branch
April 1 from
Sale
awarded
were
to
the
Middlesex
County National Bank of Everett,
at 0.79%
until
will
1:30
re¬
p.m.
Lynn, Mass.
Note
Sale
awarded
were
and
the
issue of $1,000,-
Boston
Safe
De¬
Trust
jointly,
National
The
notes
mature
Manufac¬
Bank
on
of
plus
a
Nov.
12,
April
1,
3954. Principal and interest
(A-O)
^payable at the States Treasurer's
Legality approved by Dean,
Quinlan, of Topeka.
Note
Co., both of Bos¬
at 0.617% discount.
Bedford, Mass.
Offering — Raymond
(EST)
chase
sealed
on
of
bids
April
12
until
for
of
DeLeuw,
$200,000
April
8
offered
of
the
to
Boston,
First
sewer
were
National
2s, at 100.012,
as
bonds
1955
1974
to
dated
are
1954 and mature
in
be
paid
Cather
life
the
requirements
the
Turn¬
during the
bond issue
Principal
interest payable at the First
Bank of Boston, or at
the
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Turnpike Authority
on
Callahan, Chairman of the Mas¬
Authority,
on
April 7 announced that the date
of
for
the sale
$240,000,000
pike
revenue
The
date
of
approximately
Massachusetts
Turn¬
.bonds.
of
the
full
times
of
year
of
excess
operation
one
and
one-
the maximum interest
studies
also
indicate
that
will exceed
gross revenue
$15,000,000 in 1957, the first full
year
of operation, will exceed
$20,000,000 in 1966, the tenth year,
and in the twenty-first year will
new
Route
Turnpike will extend
a
point
128 west of Boston to
terminus
West
near
it
westerly,
a
Stockbridge
Going
will
north
pass
of
Framingham, south of Worcester,
north of Springfield and south of
Holyoke. Besides offering a choice
of
two
routes
to
New
York
City,
it will connect with the New York
was
the managers of the
D.
re¬
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
$800,000 notes.
Dated
April 13, 1954. Due Nov. 19, '1954.
underwriting
group: F. S. Moseley & Co., The
First Boston Corp., Blyth &
Co.,
Inc., Tripp & Co., Inc.; the con¬
sulting engineers, Howard, Need¬
les, Tammen & Bergendoff; the
traffic engineers, who made inde¬
1,
1959.
with
connect
resort
areas
aipd Maine turnpikes.
"The Turnpike will be four to
six lanes wide and with additional
ten foot
safety lanes. As
a
As
length, it is expected
to
substantial
develop
this
source
from
parkway
since
revenues
trucks
routes
of New England the Turnpike will
assist development of the new in¬
—
awarded
notes
179,
1420
p.
the
to
Boston
Bond Offering—Gerald Drake,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
8 p.m. (EST) on April 13 for
the purchase of $58,000 building
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due
on April
1 from 1955 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
and
Bonds
dated
are
mature
on
April
20,
March
31,
are callable as of
April 1, 1958. Interest A-O. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Brownstown, Ash and Berlin Twps*.
Fractional Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Flat
Bond
Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
offered March 31 were awarded
to the First National
B^nk
of Bos¬
ton, at 0.628% discount.
North
Sale
Adams,
ing bonds offered March 29—
179, p. 1316—were awarded to*
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., To¬
ledo. and McDonald-Moore & Co.,.
of Detroit, at 100.04, a net interest
cost
about
of
—
175,000 3s.
1962
and
pue $200,000
$100,000
on
Nov.
on
4,
1954.
the
1969, inclusive.
25,000 294s.
Due
on
April 1, 1970,
25,000 194s. Due
on
April 1, 1971—
30,000 iy2s.
Due April 1, 1972.
Brownstown Township Sch. Dist►
No. 2 (P. O. Flat Rock), Mich.
Sale—The $120,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 179,
p.
1525—were
Sattley
&
awarded
Sale—The
April 1
$450,000
were
V,
Offering—John H. With-
ceive
City Controller, will
(EST)
chase
street
Dated
sealed
bids
until
10
re¬
a.m,
April 13 for the pur¬
$327,000 public utility
railway refunding bonds..
April 15, 1954.
Due or*
on
of
15
clusive.
from
1957
Callable
to
in¬
1963
of
April 15,
Principal and interest (A-0>
payable at the current official
as
1955.
of
Detroit
in
New
York:
City, Chicago or Detroit. Legalityapproved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
School*
Bond
Sale—The
$175,000 build¬
April 6 were
the First of Michigara
Corp., Detroit, at 100.03, a net in¬
ing
bonds
offered
awarded to
terest cost of about
notes
awarded
to
n
2.85%,
as
fol¬
lows:
1955
Northhampton National Bank,
at 0.648% discount.
H.
to
Co., of Detroit.
$25,000 2s. Due
Northampton, Mass.
Note
Due on April 1 fromi
to
District, Mich.
The
Deposit & Trust Co., of Boston, at
discount,
follows::
as
April 1 fromi
1955 to 1961, inclusive.
on
Farwell Rural Agricultural
awarded to the Boston Safe
offered
2.64%,
$105,000 3V4S. Due
Mass.
$300,000 tax
anticipation notes offered April 7
July 1,
Rock), Mich.
Sale—The $360,000 build¬
v.
bank
Newton, Mass.
Note
0.65%
maturing in 1960"
thereafter
April
1955.
Note
Canfield,
Townships Frac»
(P. O.
Comstock Park), Mich.
erspoon,
Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of Bos¬
ton, at 0.632% discount.
.
Legality
Detroit, Mich.
The $500,000 notes
offered March 30—v.
and
of April
as
A-O.
tional School District No. 7
Bond
Cambridge), Mass.
The
1954.
Miller,
by
dustrial growth in the area."
Note Sale
1,
are
New England
to
New
York
many
In addition, by expediting
transportation in and out
—were
callable
are
Interest
route available to trucks
a
for its entire
from
April
Alpine-Plainfield
limited
highway, it will have 14 in¬
terchanges strategically located to
serve entering and departing traf¬
fic.
Dated
Bonds due in 1960 and
approved
Thruway to Buffalo and
points west.
Through Route 128
will
12
April 1 from 1955 to 1970
inclusive.
State
it
bids
April
til
Massachusetts from
across
on
on
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
requirements.
"The
Edu¬
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
thereafter
first
were
offering
receive
Gray,
of
Board
for the purchase of $50,000 build¬
the
will be in
Donald
—
the
will
8
on
Tuesday, May 4, 1954, has been
set
of
bonds.
to
May 4—William
until
Rapids), Mich.
Offering
ing
1954
(P. O., Boston), Mass.
$240,000,000
Bond
Issue
Grand
Bond
Due
proposed
1.70s,
as
MICHIGAN
approximately 1.8 times on the
average.
Such net revenues in
of
Winchester
Algoma Twp. Unit Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Co.
&
all principal, and
cover
the
to
Winchester,
par.
cation,
1,
National
Co.,
school
April 7
offered
approxi¬
Middlesex County (P. O. East
April
Trust
from
March 1 from
on
inclusive.
awarded
were
at
bonds
that
basis of about 1.99%.
The
building
Secretary
income
29,
1954.
Nov. 5,
on
Winchester, Mass.
Colpitts indicate
net
March
dated
are
1954 and mature
and Coverdale &
truck
Sale—The
selected, Commissioner Callahan
said, following consulation with
Markey, City Treasurer, will
ceive
firms
City.
Bond
'
dated
should
earnings
mately 20 years. Two independent
engineering studies made by the
barred
1954.
sachusetts Turnpike
anticipation notes was sold
April 2 to the Second National
&
the
Lynn, at 0.67% discount,
premium of $15.
F.
Arlington, Mass.
Bank,
to
turers-Central
&
MASSACHUSETTS
posit
$800,000 tax
anticipation notes offered April 6
Reach Market
Sale—An
of
✓
Barton, Yost
Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
Note
The
—
Massachusetts
ap¬
proved by Niles,
1969.
are
The notes
awarded to
estimates
access
al
Bank, Centreville. Legality
out
discount.
and
of
present
40-
a
Cape Cod on the south and to
the north, through Route 1, it will
connect with the New Hampshire
The
—
under¬
of
$500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered March 31
The Board of
000 tax
inclusive.
premium of
Lowell, Mass.
Note
April 20 for the pur¬
$250,000 public school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the Centreville Nation¬
on
a
$750,000 notes
were
Bond Sale—The $165,000
at the New York state line.
dated
are
the
will have
that the issue
notes
Bank
7,
$300,000 Nov. 5,"
Nov. 26, 1954. <
Sale —The
for
open
for
off
"The
awarded to
were
National
on
'
.
April
Quincy, Mass.
Note
part of 1956.
exceed $24,000,000.
$500,000
$200,000
dated
the
John O. Stubbs
Moseley & Co., said:
maturity,
annual
premium of $2.60.
a
Due Nov. 4, 1954.
JDean &
Boston,
Bank
on
chase
ton,
office.
April 6
bonds
Commissioners
sealed
(EST)
—
25,000 2y8s. Due April 1, 1967.
bonds
Sale—The
Merchants
be
that
manager,
S.
F.
pay¬
National
Holyoke, Mass.
Note
ap¬
Hutchinson,
Pierce,
Scribner, of Portland.
§0,000 2y4s. Due April 1, 1968 and
The
1,
Legality approved by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
awarded
follows:
1959 inclusive.
150,000 2s. Due
1960
on
as
payable
of
MARYLAND
the Soden Investment Co., both of
JKansas
(A-O)
Bank
Prin¬
Queen Anne's County (P. O.
Centreville), Md.
Aug. 1,
T954. Principal and interest (F-A)
jayable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Stin^■on, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers &
jFizzell, of Kansas
Leoti
bonds
Due April 1, 1974.
cipal and interest
dated
are
Me.
Co., Stone & Webster
Securities Corp., Equitable Secu¬
rities Corp., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis, Coffin & Burr, and
H. M. Payson & Co. Dated April
clusive.
bonds
First
the
$1,300,-
revenue
of
and
should
"While the bonds
Bank
Principal and interest
at
1954
spokesman
writing
half
March
&
§0,278.32 sewer bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1964 in¬
The
water
Co., Goldman, Sachs &
S. Moseley & Co., Esta-
F.
brook
at
inclusive.
1955 to
2%%
purchased privately on March
29 by a group composed of Phelps,
sealed
bonds.
from 1955 to
dated
are
at 6% interest, plus
$11,896.
»
was
April 23
$943,722.79
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
the
Water District,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Offering—C. H.
.for
1956 to 1979
1
Boston.
the
dated May 1, 1954
Hutchinson, Kan.
10
from
1
bonds
offered
Gauthier,
March
on
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson,
KANSAS
mntil
June
on
of
District
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
Offering—J. F.
The
inclusive. Interest (J-D). Legality
000
will
School
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on May 6
for the purchase of $400,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1954.
to 1963 inclusive.
Clerk,
1
Parish
basis of about 2.38%.
The bonds
send
of
to
Bernard
Bond
build¬
awarded
were
—
St.
No.
ing bonds offered April 6—v. 179,
3t>.
Treasurer, or at any bank
specified by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Iowa
$36,500
Parish School
1955 to
1969 inclusive.
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
at the office of the
bonds.
water mains
new
Due
15
payable
to
1969 inclusive.
Board of Directors
(CST) on April 19
for the purchase of $300,000 school
(J-D)
As
interest
project
March 1 from
on
of
fall
pike will
school
Due
retary of the
p.m.
awarded
were
Sale consisted of:
Dated
June
on
April 7
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and Townsend,
Dabne.y & Tyson,
both of Boston, jointly, as 2.10s,
at 100.75, a basis of about 1.99%.
rmtil
Due
Sale—The $425,000 bonds
offered
June
1954.
the
are
Chicopee, Mass.
v
,
Bond
Bids will be received by the Sec¬
15,
in
year
cum,
•Guttenberg Consolidated School
District, Iowa
on
1954 and mature
and
discount.-
offered March 26
travel in the latter
National Bank of Boston, at 0.71%
discount.
Due Nov. 12. 1954.
Secretary
of
the
Parish
Board, will receive sealed
bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST) on May
5 for the purchase of $45,000 cer¬
1973 inclusive.
"
Hue
Boston, at 0.78%
! -The notes are
the first National Bank of Boston,
at 0.6g8 % discount.
$500,000 tax
offered March
anticipation notes
School
2
offered April 6 were awarded to
the Merchants National Bank of
every
The
—
Peabody, Mass.
.
artery
Turnpike
Brockton, Mass.
Shiel,
H.
of the Parish School
will receive sealed bids
10
$300,000
April 13, 1954.
Secretary
Board,
of
•
on
;<
Note Sale—The $500,000 notes
j
practically
Dated
will
(P. O. Jena), La.
Offering
purchase of $350,000 build¬
Dated July 1, 1954.
dGrand Mound Consolidated School ing bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1955 to 1968
District, Iowa v,r/i'
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
(J-J) payable at the office of the
4bonds offered March 31—v. 179,
Parish
School Board
Treasurer.
3*. 1419—were awarded to Quail &
Legality approved by Chapman
Co., of Davenport, at 100.15, a net
& Cutler, of Chicago.
interest cost of about 2.35%, as
$85,000 2%s. Due
with
routes
for the pur¬
bids
April
on
The new Turnpike, first modern
toll road in Massachusetts history,
Will be a multi-purpose, 123-mile
other main motor traffic
in New England.
It will
be
built
by the
Massachusetts
Turnpike Authority which esti¬
Treasurer,
sealed
(EST)
W.
&
Colpitts;
bond counsel Mitchell & Pershing;
and
counsel
for
the
Authority,
Ely, Thompson, Bartlett & Brown.
feeder
Offering—Ernest
Coverdale
and
super-highway crossing the State
laterally and connecting through
County (P. O. Taunton),
Note
Co.
&
•
federal
nance
notes
Bristol
$30,000 public
improvement bonds offered April
Sale—The
1315
The
;
Ferriday, La.
LaSalle
$1,000,000 non
lax-exempt
dormitory
revenue
trends offered March 30—V. 179,
gy.
April 7,was
awarded to the Fidelity-Philadel¬
phia Trust Co., of Philadelphia, at
0.77%, plus a premium of $15.'
Sale—The
1315—were awarded
to Scharff & Jones, of New Or¬
leans, as 3y4s, at 100.03.
University (P. O.
Moines), Iowa
Des
pendent surveys, DeLeuw, Cather
$5,000,-
offered
notes
.
Bond
6—v.
,;y.
y^
■.,
Drake
Interest
000
1954 and mature
v
Bes
April 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
Boston, Mass.
'
Note Sale—The issue of
jAlden Consolidated School District,
to
on
1957
63,000 2Y2s. Due
1958 to
1 frona
on
April 1 from?
1964 inclusive.
87,000 3s. Due
1965 to
April
inclusive.
on
April
1974 inclusive.
1
from
Volume 179
Number 5315
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1657)
Frankenlust
and Monitor
Town¬
No. 1 (P.O.
Bond
Bay City), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 179,
1526
p.
First
awarded
were
—
the
to
of Michigan
Corp., Detroit,
at
100.05, a net interest cost of
about 2.43%, as follows:
$48,000 2s.
Due
1955 to
1959 to
April 1 from
on
1966 inclusive.
water
supply
bonds
The
—
$1,500,000
system
offered
revenue
April 7—v.
179,
Dated
1
Dec.
from
City, and H. V.
Sattley & Co., of Detroit, jointly,
Bond
$325,000
Due
1955 to
3V4S.
330,000
1
March
on
1
•
Due
members
of
Corp.,
$600,000
the
Bohmer-Reinhart
&
the
pur¬
bonds,
fol¬
as
Due
April
on
and
The
site
bonds.
dated
are
M.
136-142 bonds. Due
1962
Hutton
137-142
Roosevelt
Due
on
April
1,
Asst.
of
Interest
callable
of
as
April
1,
Rolls
143
inclusive.
lison- Williams
dated
March
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Detroit Trust Co.,
Detroit.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Minneap¬
No.
144
(P.
to
the
price of 100.06,
net in¬
a
2.81%,
fol¬
as
lows:
$10,000 4s.
1955
Due
20,000 3y4s.
1961
&
Sale—The
Hopwood,
to
of
Piper, Jaffray
Minneapolis, as
follows:
$80,000 2s.
40,000
Due
March
on
Due
1965
to
1969
to
1973
'
on
Clair
No.
I
•
School
District
1, Mich.
the
for
purchase
of
$320,000
bonds. Dated March *1,
on Sept. 1 from 1955 to
building
1954.
Due
1971
inclusive.
and
thereafter
Allison-Williams
apolis,
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1962
are
callable
as
of
29—v.
of
Marshall
Aug.
County Indep. Consol.
No. 126 (P. O.
Dist.
Middle River), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $31,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 1—v. 179,
p. 1420—were awarded to the Al¬
Williams
-
apolis,
Co.,
of
Minne¬
3V4S, at 100.04,
as
a
basis
of about 3.24%.
Meeker
County School District
Darwin), Minn.
Bond Sale
The $5,000 school
building bonds offered April 2—
v.
179, p. 1420—were awarded to
the
Farmers
State
3y2s, at
as
No.
District
1
Bond
Offering—L.
R.
Joint
No.
Bank
of
Dar¬
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
and
Morrison
Counties
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist.
34 (P. O. Onamia), Minn.
Offering
—
Frederick
sealed
bids
until
1:30
re¬
p.m.
April 13 for the pur¬
chase of $164,000 building bonds.
Dated
on
March
1,
1954.
March 1 from 1957 to
Due
on
1984 inclu¬
8
p.m. (EST) on April 14 for the
purchase of $170,000 building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1954. Due
July 1 from 1955 to 1972 inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1960 and there¬
callable
after
are
1959.
Interest
prved
dock &
by
J-J.
Miller,
as
of
July
Legality
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
1,
ap-
Pad¬
years.
Due
1983
1965
thereafter
and
due
Stix
&
179,
the
1526—were
p.
First
Bank
Feb.
1
$400,000 sewer bonds: $120,000 3s,
due on April 1 from 1955 to
1960 inclusive;
$20,000 IMjS,
April 1 from 1961 to
inclusive; $80,000 13/4S,
on
April 1 from
inclusive; and
1966 to
$20,000
April 1 from 1970
on
1969
2s, due
to
on
1974 inclusive. /
1,000,000
sewer,
3s, due
sive.
Bonds
thereafter
1,
1974.
are
a
by
1975
and
as
of March
and
interest
bank designated by
successful
approved
in
callable
Principal
payable at
the
due
bidder.
Legality
Dorsey,
Colman,
000
to
improve¬
1957
1963
to
to
and storm
bonds: $300,-
April 1 from
inclusive; $250,on
April 1 from
1970
to
1970
1966
to
inclusive; $200,on April 1 from
1969
inclusive; and
$250,000
2s,
due
from 1970 to
April
on
1
1974 inclusive.
as
at
cost
clusive; $72,000
l3/4s, due on
April 1 from 1966 to 1969 in¬
Feb.
from
1
on
neapolis.
from
1955
due
to
on
1960
April
1
inclusive;
water works bonds.
1,
1954.
1957
to
Due
1990
offered
1209
p.
—
Eisen
Stern Bros. &
jointly,
April
1—v.
to
1969 to
on
1964
IV2S,
at
1.37%.
to
April
1
inclusive.
inclusive.
April 1 from
on
1972 inclusive.
April 1 from
on
1975 inclusive.
on
April 1 from
1979 inclusive.
,
NEW JERSEY
Bond
Sale—An issue of $50,000
sold to the
Chicago.
on
Louis.
protection
bonds
was
Municipal Bond Corp.,
Dated March 1, 1954.
March 1 from 1956 to 1974
inclusive.
Charles
Legality
&
Offering
approved
Trauernicht,
by
of
St.
;
,
sealed
(EST)
chase
—
Elizabeth
on
of
bids
unti
8
L.
re¬
p.m.
April 20 for the pur¬
$130,000 water bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954.
Due
on
May 1
from 1955 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
the
Bordentown
Banking Co.r
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Bordentown.
Little
County,
Kinloch Fire
Protection District (P. O.
St. Louis), Mo.
fire
& Hill,
of Boston, as
100.36, a basis of about
Bordentown, N. J.
2.86%,
April 1 from
on
1968
130,000 ZV2S. Due
Bond
and
1526—were awarded to
Dwinnell,
Harkness
at
4%%
$70,000 public
equipment
offered April 5—v. 179, p.
ceive
Due
1955 to
Louis
Sale—The
MacKinnon, City Clerk, will
87,000 3V4S. Due
St.
Laconia, N. H.
Bond
Waeckerle, and
Co., both of Kansas
at a price of par,
102,000 3s. Due
1973
(M-S) payable at the
to
awarded
were
86,000 23/4s. Due
1965
from
NEW HAMPSHIRE
\
&
3y4s.
from
1
Principal
office, or at
of the District's fiscal agen¬
in Los 1 Angeles,
Chicago or
New York City.
Legality approved
by O'Melveny & Myers, of Lo^
Angeles.
bonds
follows:
$165,000
inclusive.
Treasurer's
improvement
net interest cost of about
a
Dated March
March
on
any
1972;
Feb.
system rev¬
sewerage
bonds
Lucas,
of
3s,
er,
2V8S,
Moberly, Mo.
City,
Vegas), Nev.
Offering—Harry E. MillSecretary of the Board of Di¬
to
1957
$20,000
Bond Sale—The $570,000 water
Due
$450,000
about
Feb. 1, 1971 and
works and
clusive.
1,500,000 municipal airport bonds:
in¬
100.07,
of
$20,000 2I/4S, due
1, 1973 and 1974.
clusive; and $90,000 2s, due on
April 1 from 1970 to 1974 in¬
'
on
follows: $94,000 2s,
inclusive;
on
1976 to
350,000 street and avenue, calla¬
ble bonds: $102,000 3s, due on
April 1 from 1955 to 1960
inclusive; $86,000 P/2S, due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1965 in¬
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
Las
Bond
cies
and
1965
l%s, due
1962
1974.
interest
on
due
as
on
1969
IV2S, due
1961
000
sanitary
callable
&
fol¬
as
of
from
1
and
net
due
179,
of
NEVADA
and interest
enue
Co.,
at
cost
from
2.07%,
$4,650,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered April
7—v. 179, p. 1208—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the Na¬
tional City Bank of New York,
at 100.027, a net interest cost of
about 1.92%, as follows:
due
works
130,000 library bonds
Sale—The
Schweser
Vegas Valley Water District
(P. O. 135 South Fourth St.,
District
1973
due
Reinholdt
$40,000 21/ss, due on
1, 1971 and 1972; and
$40,000 2y4s, due on Feb. 1
a
at
awarded
Las
clusive;
City, Mo.
E.
offered
were
21/2s, at 101.04.
com¬
Feb.
MISSOURI
Bond
group
inclusive; $135,000 2s, due
Memphis.
Kansas
a
and
bonds
Feb.
on
of
bonds
100.07, a net rectors, will receive sealed bids
&bout 2.03%, until 10 a.m. (PST) on April 28
follows: $85,000 l%s, due for
the
purchase
of
$8,700,000
•
awarded
National
to
water
interest
The
as
1
April 6
Robert
Omaha,
•
ment
on
1—v. 179, p. 1317—
Co.,
$300,000
$64,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 6
to
to
lows:
Rolling Fork, Miss.
—
County School District
No.
auction
Sale—The $430,000 bonds
Gardner, all of St. Louis,
in
of St. Louis.
Sale
District
posed of the Mercantile Trust Co.,
as of June
1, 1964. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bond
State
NEBRASKA
callable*
are
First
$38,000 building bonds was post¬
poned from April 8 to April 20.
179, p. 1317.
Co., of St. Paul.
awarded
were
Dated June
Bonds
&
offered April
June 1 from 1955
on
the
—v,
Kirkwood, Mo*
Bond
the
inclusive.
Wood
Lee
receive
7
bonds.
revenue
1, 1954.
to
for
7
$400,000
sewer
will
and
No. SO (P. O. Kalispell), Mont.
Bond Sale—Date of sale of the
Washington,
E.
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
combined water and
May
000
par.
Eichmiller, District Clerk, will
ceive
(CST)
Scofield,
until
1955
Lacs
Bond
School
10
p.
syndicate:,
—
Trust
(P. O. Lansing), Mich.
Clerk,
bids
1965
No. 42 (P. O.
Mille
Fractional
in
Victoria
—
City
The bonds bear ad¬
1, 1954 to Aug. 1, 1955.
win,
Lansing and Delta Townships
Offering
Niles,
basis of
ditional interest of 1% from
Sept. 1, 1956. Principal and inter¬
(M-S) payable at the Detroit
Co., Detroit. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
Minne¬
a
par,
est
South
bonds mature
Kosciusko, Miss.
—v.
Town
March
Co.,
3.10s, at
as
about 3.27%.
lison
Bond Offering—Irene M. Haderly, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 12
Peoples
as
$36,000
offered
the
to
179, p. 1420—were awarded to the
Sch.
inclusive.
Shores
Sale—The
bonds
Nov. 1 from
,
St.
Bond
inclusive.
Due
awarded
were
1
Lincoln, Minn.
Hall
—
April 5—v. 179,
Loup River Public Power District
Bankers Trust Co., Smith, Barney
(P. O. Columbus), Neb.
& Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
Bond Sale—The
Co.,;
$17,600,000 Ne¬
First
of
Michigan Corporation, braska Public Power System elec¬
Wood, Struthers & Co., Chas. E. tric revenue construction and im¬
Weigold & Co., all of New York, provement bonds offered April 7
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, —v. 179, p. .1421—were awarded
of Buffalo, G. C. Haas &
Co., of to a syndicate headed by John
New York, First Securities Com¬ Nuveen &
Co., Chicago, as 4s, at
pany of Chicago, First Cleveland a price of 98.001, a basis of about
Corp., of Cleveland, Reinholdt & 4.06%.
Gardner, of St. Louis, Folger,
Stromsburg, Neb.
Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc., of
Bond Sale—The $125,000 Sewer
D. C., and Harold
n
March
on
1968
from
1
1964 inclusive,
2.30s.
from
Nov. 15 from
on
1968
15,000 2i/4s.
15 from
inclusive.
Due
to
Nov.
on
1960
to
The $27,000 street
improvement bonds offered April
on
$120,000 sew¬
age treatment improvement bonds
offered April 5—v. 179, p. 1420—
(P. O. R. R. No. S,
Bond Sale—The $45,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 179,
p.
1316—were awarded to Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of De¬
a
Sale
sealed
Harmony, Minn.
awarded
Hinds
Bank of Indianola.
First National Bank of St. Paul.
were
the
Indianola, Miss.
Bond
The
awarded
to
son.
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 179,
1526—were
$54,000 bonds
179, p. 1421—
awarded
8
Richey, jointly.
1
,
until
awarded to the Fair-
Bank,
Flathead
to
inclusive; and $20,000
2s, due on April 1 from 1970
Other members of the
bids
on
offered
Bank of
1969
O.
Muskegon), Mich.
troit, at
Sale—The
bonds
$16,000 l%s,
April 1 from 1966 to
on
sealed
April 29 for the
$63,000 building
Dated July 1, 1954. Inter¬
1317—were
lV2s,
1961
Baker,
Trustees,
of
Fairview, Mont.
inclusive;
,due
County Bank & Trust Co., Jack¬
6
1957 to
terest cost of about
Bond
Hayward), Minn.
Twp., Little Black Lake Sch.
5
of
County Indep. Consol.
Dist.
Bond
are
Co.
olis.
143
1954.
1965
from
$20,000.
April 1 from
on
to 1974 inclusive. ;
offered April 6—v.
were
$40,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 6—v. 179,
1526—were awarded to the A1-"
1957
inclusive.
bonds
(P. O.
p.
p.
2%
MISSISSIPPI
Bond Sale—The $220,000 build¬
bonds. Due from 1955 to 1957
bonds. Due from 1955 to
23
Fridley), Minn.
Due
5,500 Special Asst. Roll No.
No.
Sale—The
Freeborn
of
County (P. O.
Jackson), Miss.
County Independent School
Bond
interest
Hinds
MINNESOTA
Nos.
8,000 Special Asst. Roll No.
due
building
J-J.
view
inclusive;
8
Bond Sale—The $20,000 Special
Improvement District No. 10
April 1 from 1955 to
on
1960
A-O.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
froin 1955
bonds.
due
Co., of
3s, at par, a basis
about 3.12%.* The bonds bear
as
Board
receive
bonds.
est
bonds: $19,000 3s,
armory
$63,000
the
(MST)
purchase of
inclusive.
75,000
until
Offering—Walter
of
p.m.
$100,000 i%s, due
on April
1 from 1966 to 1969
inclusive; and $125,000 2s, due
on April 1 from 1970 to 1974
Allison-Williams
1958.
Sch.
inclusive
the
Bond
Clerk
will
inclusive;
hall building bonds offered March
29—v. 179, p. 1421—were awarded
bids
April 29 for the
County School District
(P. O. Sun River), Mont.
No. 2
clusive; $125,000 IV2S, due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1965
fire
sealed
on
of
Cascade
bonds:
$150,000 3s; due on
April 1 from 1955 to 1960 in¬
Willernie, Minn.
to
(MST)
purchase
bonds.
500,000 street improvement
Chicago, Juran & Moody, of St.
Paul, and Fahnstock & Co. of
$12,009-
receive
p.m.
inclusive.
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Rob¬
ert Winthrop & Co., all of New
York, Braun, Bosworth & Co.;
Inc., Sills, Fairman & Harris, of
Baker,
Trustees,
will
April 1 from 1970 to 1974
on
&
Sale—The
No. 2
County School District
(P. O. Sun River),
Montana
Bond Offering —Walter
Clerk of the Board of
clusive; and $210,000 2s, due
Pomeroy, of Buffalo,
& Cross, Clark, Dodge
additional
1955 to 1962 inclusive.
Dist. No.
&
Cascade
clusive; $164,000 l3/4s, due on
April 1 from 1966 to 1969 in¬
Aug. 1, 1954 to Feb. 1, 1955.
inclusive.
19,000 "Special
Norton
group:
are
Coo-
$132,000 Special Asst. Rolls Nos.
The
the
1954. Bonds due in 1962 and there¬
District
April 21 for the purchase of $164,500 bonds, as follows:
;
of
MONTANA
on
1965
bonds:
$246,000 3s, due on
April 1 from 1955 to 1960 in¬
clusive; $205,000 IV2S, due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1965 in¬
Ripley & Co., Inc., New
York City, Mercantile Trust Com¬
pany, of St. Louis, White, Weld
& Co., of New York,
Schoellkopf,
after
Mich.
Offering—Irene
from
members
to
1 from 1970 to 1974 inclusive.
Harriman
Minneapolis,
bonds
all
gan, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
on
Other
1961
825,000 trafficway and boulevard
about 2.24%.
Bond
elusive.
Anoka
to
April 1
inclusive;
$300,000 13/4S, due on April 1
from 1966 to 1969
inclusive;
and $375,000
2s, due on April
from
group headed by the National
City Bank of New York, as 2y4s,
at a price of
100.16, a basis of
Cincinnati.
Bond
$375,000 IV2S, due
improvement and school im¬
1
April 1 from 1955 to 1972 in-
group:
Co.,
bonds.
ment
1
Reusch & Co.,
Fox,
Melvindale,
;
p.m.
200,000 school building improve¬
March
on
& Co., of De¬
Allison-Williams
Co.,
of
Minneapolis, Central Republic Co.,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., both of
Chicago,
Cincinnati
Municipal
of
r
gen¬
provement bonds offered April 6
179, p. 1317—were awarded to
from 1955 to 1972 inclusive.
1
McDonald-Moore
and
'
$5,500,000
$400,000 high school building and
from 1977 to 1991 inclusive.
Bond
will
8
>
site
March
on
troit,
-
until
for
W.
E.
Secretary,
April 21
on
of
•
•
payable
Clara
bids
eral
Prin¬
1, 1958.
(J-J)
—
District
(EST)
1967 inclusive.
Due
3V2S.
Other
July
on
inclusive.
trust company to be
or
sealed
chase
from 1968 to 1976 inclusive.
845,000
Sale—The
New York.
3V2S.
from
of Jan.
Offering
lows:
follows:
as
•
Due
1988
Wyoming Township School District
No. 9 (P. O. Grand Rapids),
Michigan
"
p.
New York
Inc.,
to
interest
bank
a
1, 1953.
as
and
bonds.
revenue
1957
Callable
at
supply and sewage dis¬
system
Rogers,
a
Bond
a
posal
receive
to
St. Paul, Minn.
•
<
000 water
group
awarded
'
V
Howard
—v.
headed by B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
1420—were
D.
—
designated by the purchaser.
Livonia, Mich.
Sale
Bond
Offering
Gorseline, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
April 19 for the purchase of $400,-
cipal
1958 inclusive.
102,000 2V2s. Due
1
April 1 from
on
Williamston, Mich.
/*•
ships Fractional School District
49
Silver
School
District, N. J.
Bond
Offering—Sarah M. Lippincott, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 14
for
the
purchase
building
1954.
to
bonds.
Due
1978
on
June
inclusive.
of
Dated
1
$275,000
1,
June
from
1955
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Mer¬
chants Trust Co., Red Bank. Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
/
/
<
i
Chairman,,will receive sealed bids
(EST) on April 14
:for
the purchase of
$27,200,000
series B, Turnpike Extension rev«nue
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1954.
Due
2
July
subject to prior redemption as
set forth in the Authorizing Res-
Principal and interest
■payable at the National City Bank
of New York, and the National
State Bank of Newark.
Legality
City,
2.85s,
as
2.83%.
about
NEW YORK
179, p.
syndi¬
cate headed by the National City
Bank of New York, at a price of
awarded
1527—were
100.13,
a
net interest cost of
a
1.05%,
to
bonds as 1.90s.
-■
400,000 g e n e r a 1 improvement
water supply bonds as 1.90s.
125,000
bonds
Trust
Marine
Due
Buffalo;
Harris Trust
Stroud
&
-
Offering
Bond
Co.,
Ischua, Hinsdale
Pleasantville.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
•chell, District Clerk, will receive
until
2
1955
8
Sachs
dewater,
King,
Legality approved by Van¬
Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
York
ceive
|
Supervisor,
Town
i%et,
bids
sealed
will
2
until
Quirk &
Rochester, N. Y.
Note Sale—The
offered
April 7—v. 179,
awarded
were
at
0.725%
dated
are
April
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Trust Co.,
White Plains, or at the Bank of
•the
Manhattan
Co., New York
City.-Legality approved by Vati¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
Union
2
Free
School
v.
179,
p.
•George
B.
isfew York
•a
1526—were awarded to
Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
City, as 1.90s, at 100.32,
N.
i
Sale—The
Offered
April 7—v.
179,
p.
1421—were awarded to the Ithaca
2.60s, at 100.50,
basis of about 2-56%.
Savings Bank,
a
as
The
95,000 public improvement bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1955 to
1973 inclusive. u< *
bonds
The
May
dated
are
1,
at The Hanover Bank,
City. Legality approved
payable
Wash¬
Taylor &
by Reed, Hoyt,
burn, of New York City.
Johnston County
(P. O.
Smithfield), N. C.
Central
bids
sealed
Sch.
No.
Sale—The $200,000
interest
Hanover
North Carolina
mile
artery
Union,
No.
1
Meeker,
District
which
terminus
at
have
the
will
the
its
North
—
C. Howard
Clerk,
bids
until
will
2
re¬
p.m.
101.19,
a
City
man,
sealed
Auditor,
until
bids
Due
Oct.
on
Oct.
on
1
were
of
1527—
awarded to Kalman & Co.,
5—v.
Minneapolis.
.
179,
City), Okla.
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,000,000 building bonds was sold on
7
10,000
Municipal
on
to
bonds.
1955
to
Oct.
1
from
House
Shelter
1955
to
Due
on
1964
in¬
clusive.
The
1954.
bonds
are
dated
City, at 100.004,
of about 1.61%,
$2,100,000
net interest cost
follows:
a
as
IV2S.
Due
June 1
on
from 1956 to 1961 inclusive.
l3/4s.
900,000
Due
June
on
1
from 1962 to 1964 inelusive.
The
1954.
bonds
are
dated
June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
at- the
First
National
Co.,- Oklahoma City,
April
1,
at the fiscal agency
or
New
in
York
City.
of the State
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
members
Other
of
the
group:
Schoelkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, of
Buffalo, National Bank of Com¬
merce, Seattle, Francis I. duPont
& Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc., both
of
New
York,
National
State
Bank,, of Newark, J. G. White &
Co., Inc., of New York, Third Na¬
tional Bank, in Nashville, Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., of Kansas
City, and Kalman & Co., of <Minneapolis.
Osage County Dependent School
District No. 33 (P. O. Route 2,
Principal and interest (A-O)
Fairfax),
payable at the National City Bank
of
by
headed
group
a
Bank & Trust
1955
Addition No. 2 bonds.
to
Glore, Forgan & Co., of New York
payable
receive
from
Independent
89 (P. O.
District No.
Oklahoma
1959 inclusive.
Bond
Cleveland.
Sale—The
Okla.
$10,000
repair
and furniture bonds offered March
City-Liberty School District
(P. O. Ohio City), Ohio
Sale—The $150,000
build¬
ing bonds offered April 1—v. 179,
p. 1318—were awarded to Sweney,
Cartwright & Co., of Columbus,
as 2V2S, at 100.13, a basis of about
2.48%.
Vermilion,
Bond
Sale
—
3
—
179,
v.
Ohio
The
construction
$40,000
bonds
1422
p.
fire
offered
—
were
awarded to Fox, Reusch & Co., of
Cincinnati,
of
Warrant Sale—The $42,500 San¬
April
School
at
(EST)
coach
municipal
Due
1959 inclusive.
Oklahoma County
1964 inclusive.
40,000
house
itary Sewer District warrants of¬
transportation equipment
Due serially from 1956
bonds.
April
from
1
5
1963 inclusive.
to
(P. O.
will
noon
until
••
8,000
Olmsted, Ohio
Offering—E. M. Christ-
Bond
Grininger,
Education,
bids
and equipment
bonds. Due serially from 1956
1), Ohio
as
of
building
$46,000
North
basis
fered
sealed
(CST) on April 13 for the
purchase of $54,000 bonds, as fol¬
ter¬
DAKOTA
Board
to
2%s,
basis of about 2.63%.
West
un¬
of the
p.m.
Co., and Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Bond
will
at
Turnpike and
northward
NORTH
•
will
Nov. 1 from
Toledo,
Se¬
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Perry), Okla.
receive
Clerk
&
Corp., Wm. J.
Mericka & Co., Prescott & Co., all
of Cleveland, Ryan, Sutherland &
of
First
No. 4
Sale—The $874,000
both
the
to
Bond Offering—Bert
Cleveland
Turnpike Authority,
Grafton, N. Dak.
(P. O. Endicott), N. Y. J;1
sealed
payable at
New York
(M-N)
Bank,
"Virginia" section.)
2.38%.
Noble
build¬
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 179,
p. 1318—were awarded to a group
composed of Fahey, Clark & Co.,
First
trans¬
$10,500
curities Co. of Kansas, of Wichita.
1975 inclusive.
R. D. No.
Bond
awarded
were
follows:
1967 to
as
County Dependent School
O. Waurika),
lows:
Midview Local Sch. Dist.
Na¬
Holdenville,
portation equipment bonds of¬
fered April 6—v. 179, p.
1527—
$320,000 auto¬
on
1527—
p.
First
Oklahoma
parking system mortgage
bonds offered April 1—v.
1210 — were awarded to
as
the
to
of
Sale—The
Bond
of Toledo, as 2V2S, at
basis of about 2.48%.
April
der
City,
2.40s, at 100.13, a basis
jOffering
Bank
District No. SO (P.
1955 to 1966 inclusive.
on Nov. 1 from
Ra¬
Virginia Turnpike. (See item
York
New
Union Free School District
Bond
ceive
minate
Blair, Rollins
and
Inc.,
as
in
Virginia Old Dominion Turnpike
Authority will construct a 75-
Trust Co. of Western New
of about
office
Connecting Link Planned—The
Carolina
Buffalo,
p.
Ohio
build¬
Co.,
his
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
•
1
Roose
and
the
31/4S.
$92,200 water improvement bonds.
Legality approved by Reed,
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 179,
p. 1526 — were awarded to the
York,
at
The
City.
Co.,
$155,000 3%s. Due
May 1, 1954. Due on May 1 from
1955 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
southern
Marine
tional
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of
W. E. Easter-
until
11 a.m.
(EST)
on
April 13 for the purchase of $400,000 school building bonds. Dated
Cazenovia,
Dist.
revenue
leigh,
(P. O. Chittenango), N. Y.
Bond
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
and Cicero
Manlius
Lenox,
April 6—v. 179,
awarded
were
April 20 for the purchase of $142,200 bonds, divided as follows:
North Carolina
Lincoln,
offered
2.59%.
Sale—The
Bond
Inc.,
New York
2.73%.
Sullivan,
a
Principal and interest (M-N)
1954.
and
$7,5,000 water
2%s, at 100.17, a basis of
as
about
jointly,
Y.
$150,000 East
State St. Extension Water District
bonds
City,
&
1.83%.
Ithaca,
—
1—v.
179, p. 1422 — were awarded to
Roosevelt & Cross, of New York
O.
basis of about
Bond
pre¬
a
ssytem bonds offered April
Dist.
Purchase), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
building bonds offered April 7,—
(P.
Sale
Bond
1,
1954.
No.
plus
interest,
Sherburne, N. Y.
1 from 1955 to 1963 inclusive.
Harrison
Lincoln-
the
to
1527—
p.
Rochester Trust Co., of Rochester,
"24,000 road/bonds. Due on April
bonds
$2,327,500 notes
mium of $100.
inclusive.
The
leigh, until
11 a.m.
(EST) on
April 13 for the purchase of $425,000 bonds, as follows:
Bond Offering
re¬
p.m.
April
on
Inc.,
Co.,
&
100.13,
Easter-
E.
Offering—W.
Bond
1.99%.
15 for the pur¬
chase of $53,000 bonds, as follows:
J$15,000 Water District bonds. Due
on
April 1 from 1955 to 1968
{-EST)
composed of
Ripley
both
Co.,
&
to
Co., of Wichita.
Hughes County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Holdenville), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $12,500 school
building and equipment bonds
&
Sutherland
awarded
were
—
Small-Milburn
165,000 3V2S. Due
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
were
—
1527
p.
Co., Inc., Toledo, Mc¬
Co., Cleveland, Ohio
Company, Columbus, Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Inc., Toledo, Fahey,
Clark & Co., Baxter, Williams &
Co.,
both
of
Cleveland, Ryan,
Donald
,
,
(P. O. Tarrytown),
New
1527
p.
group
Co., Auchincloss,
Parker & R e d p a t h
and Park,
Rvan, Inc., all of New York City,
as
2s, at 100.10, a basis of about
Offering—Edward H. In-
Bond
a
Barney & Co., Goldman,
&
Co., .Eastbrook & Co.,
Smith,
City.
■Greenburgh
to
Harriman
National
179,
v.
—
awarded
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 179,
Bosworth &
Toledo,
N. C.
Goldsboro,
offered
bonds
1968 inclusive.
215,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
$2,885,000 pub¬
improvement
April
(A-O) payable at the
Bank, New York
and interest
Chase
Bond Sale—The
lic
Principal
inclusive.
1983
to
p.m.
to
179,
Due on May 1 from
110,000 2y4s.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
(EST)
•on
April 14 for the purchase of
-$550,000 building bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1954, Due on Oct. 1 from
bids
sealed
$1,750,000
offered
disposal bonds offered April
179, p. 1422—were awarded
a
group composed of Braun,
mobile
Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
$330,000 water bonds. Due on May
1 from 1955 to 1976 inclusive.
City.
of New York
Galloway,
as
inclusive.
1957
to
200,000 2s.
receive
approved
Legality
bonds
Lorain, Ohio
1955
1966 to
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at
the County Trust
Co.,
Lyndon Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. Cuba), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Hayden M. Set-
County Indep. School Dist.
No. 66 (P. O. Hollis), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $73,000 build¬
8—v.
Due on May. 1 from
5s.
$75,000
April 15 for the purchase of $128,general improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on May
1
from
1955
to
1972 inclusive.
jand
The
—
about
of
follows:
000
-Cuba, Friendship, Clarksville, New
2.38%,
about
of
cost
(EST) on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
age
Sale—The
Bond
Moreno,
J.
Harmon
Local School
Bond Sale—The $1,750,000 sew¬
$600,000 street
improvement bonds offered April
6—v. 179, p. 1526—were awarded
to a group composed of the
Branch Banking & Trust Co., of
Wilson, F. W. Craigie & Co., of
Richmond, Vance Securities Corp.,
of Greensboro, J. Lee Peeler &
Co., and R. S. Hays & Co., Inc.,
both
of Durham, at par,
a
net
March 1,
will
Treasurer,
Village
ville.
Belfast,
S.
—
Cleveland.
Lima, Ohio
CAROLINA
Fayetteville, N. C.
interest
dated
are
Squire,
179, p. 1317 — were
group composed of
v.
—
of
Bank
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Jefferson
Pleasantville, N. Y.
Inc.; R. D. White & Co.; Rand &
Co.; Third National Bank in Nash¬
Hudson,
1955 to
April 7
basis
2.49%.
about
NORTH
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
&
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Robert Winthrop & Co.; American
Corp.;
of
Principal and interest (J-D)
&
"Securities
group
approved
Co.; Shearson, Ham-
&
bonds.
from
1
Sale
National
OKLAHOMA
building
school
First
Zanesville.
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
District
Dec. 1
payable
(J-D)
and interest
the
at
2.67%.
Bond
The $1,860,000
cipal
sewer
Pressprich cago, Singer, Deane & Scribner,
& Co., Coffin & Burr, B. J. Van of Pittsburgh, Fox, Reusch & Co.,
Ingen & Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Cincinnati, Kenower, MacArthur
Co., Rand & Co., and Baxter, & Co., Detroit, Curtiss, House &
Williams & Co., all of New York Co., Cleveland, and Ellis & Co.,
City, as 2V2s ,at 100.06, a basis of Cinicnnati, as 2%s, at 101.44, a
payable at the Long Island Na¬
tional Bank, Hicksville.
Legality
Co., Inc.; Wood, Struthers & Co.;
jDominick
&
Dominick;
F.
S.
mill
bonds
The
1954.
&
McEntee
Adams,
building
June
on
$14,880
Peabody & Co., R. W.
1983 inclusive.
Bank; Drexel & Co.;
■fcemtinentaL Illinois National Bank
and Trust Co. of Chicago; Manu¬
facturers and Traders Trust Co.
Smithers
1954 to
school
892,500
Savings
of
bonds.
from
1
June
on
1961 inclusive.
syndi¬
Co. of
the
of
Western New York;
&
on
2s.
as
The
cate:
improvement
members
Other
Due
general
6,362,000
(EST)
p.m.
acquisition
land
$40,000
1.90s.
as
3:30
until
bids
April 14 for the purchase of $932,500 bonds, as follows:
1 improvement
g e n e r a
bonds
receive sealed
—
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
1210—were awarded
to Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 2%s, at 100.37, a basis
about
Henry F.
—
April 19 for the purchase of $69,100
street
improvement
bonds.
27—v. 179, p.
of
Offering
Bond
Stemm, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Interest M-N.
Sale—The
Bond
-
Zanesville, Ohio
April 6— awarded to a
1422—were awarded to Baxter, Williams & Co., Cleve¬
composed of Kidder, land, Central Republic Co., Chi¬
179, p.
Auer,
Evelyn
—
District Clerk, will
1.90s.
as
Offering
Bond
3,800,000 school bonds as 1.90s.
2,861,000
general improvement
bonds
v.
a
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 21 (P. O. Bethpage), N. Y.
improvement
general
on
improvement bonds offered March
building bonds offered
Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.
follows:
as
$2,952,000
inclusive.
1974
to
basis of about L90%.
a
April
23 for the purchase of $109,500
building bonds.
Dated May 15,
1954.
Due on May 15 from 1956
Ripley and Portland
Sale
Bond
Co., New York City.
about
Co., of Cleveland, as 2s, at 100.56,
Hanson,
(CST)
Canton Township
Westfield), N. Y.
1954.
1,
bids until 2 p.m.
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Due on Oct. 1
from 1955 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the District Treasurer's office,
or
at the Marine Midland Trust
April 8—v.
offered
1.46%.
Westfield,
Dated
addition bonds.
School
April
$14,500,000
Sale —The
Bond
the
for
Buffalo, N. Y.
bonds
bonds
of about
Edu¬
bids
p.m.
(EST) on April 14
purchase of $62,000 Todd
3
until
J.
Brecksville, Ohio
offered April 1—
v.
179, p. 1422—were awarded to
the Westbury Trust Co., of Westbury, as 1 Vzs, at 100.10, a basis
Corn-
Donald
—
Offering—H.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Sale—The $60,000 village
Bond
garage
eille, Clerk of the Board of
cation, will receive sealed
100.13, a basis
at
Offering
Bond
1421—were awarded to
"B. J. Van Ingen & Co., New York
179, p.
v.
Bond
April 2—v. 179, p. 1422—
awarded to Fahey, Clark &
were
OHIO
Manor), N. Y.
5—
April
offered
bonds
system
by Vandewater, Sykes,
of New York
offered
County Special Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Rolla), N. Dak.
29
Westbury, N. Y.
Ossining and Mount Pleasant Sch.
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Briarcliff
Sale—The $190,000 sewer
Bond
No.
City.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Pemberton, N. J.
Rolette
Heckler & Galloway,
York City.
Delafield
City.
on
approved
Due on June 1 from 1955
to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at the
Marine Midland Trust Co., New
1, 1954.
olutionsj
by Hawkins,
of New York
3 p.m. (EST) on
April 22 for the purchase of $825,000 building bonds.
Dated March
are
approved
&. Wood,
reecive
will
Clerk,
District
ler,
> /
Offering—Robert E. Mil¬
sealed bids until
The bonds
1988.
1,
Fayetteville),< N., Y*
,
Bond
p.m.
on
f i
April 21 for the pur¬
$1,570,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on Nov.
1
from ,3$55, tq
1}974 j .inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the Endicott Trust
Co., Endicott, or at The Hanover
Bank, New York City.
Legality
(EST)
chase of
Central School
District No. 1 (P. O.
and Sullivan
via
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
Bond Offering:—Paul L. Troast,
ontil
Cazeno-
Manlius, Pompey, DeWitt,
Jersey Turnpike Authority
New
•
Monday, April 12, 1954
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1658)
50
Warren
Bond
dren's
2V2S,
100.35,
at
a
•
*
-
Ohio
Sale —The
■
T
179,
the
Pawhuska,
of
p.
Bank
about
as
1422—were awarded
of
Commerce,
2s, at 100.61,
*
of
basis
1.84%.
OREGON
Clackamus
County School District
No. 62 (P. O. Oregon City), Ore.
Bond Offering—L. A. King, Dis¬
trict
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST)
on
April 13 for the purchase of $1,170,000
building
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1954.
1955
to
1969
Due
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
Calable
of June 1, 1964.- Principal and
interest 7 (J-D)'
payable
at. the
as
County (P. O. Lebanon),.
'«
p.-
as
about 2.45%.
29—v.
to
•
$10,000
Home improvement
Chil¬
bonds
County Treasurer's, office.- Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCuIloch, Shulep'& Sayre^of Portland.
r
Number 5315
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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:
,
Dalle*
.
.
.
City, Orel"'
Sale—The
Bond
-
*
1989.
;
Bluff
$71,000
The
Improvement bonds offered April
5—v. 179, p. 1422—were awarded
the
to
National
First
Portland,
Bank
2s, at 100.22,
as
the
be
of
basis
a
"
The
bonds' may not be
prior to June 1, 1959.
deemed
Northeastern
Extension
of
Pennsylvania
Turnpike will
modern, limited-access high¬
beginning at Plymouth Meet¬
a
way
5
re¬
RHODE ISLAND
'
>
'
net
as
Pawtucket, R. I.
interest'cost'of bbout
£.11%,
follows:
about
1.96%.
ing,
Philadelphia,
near
Delaware
Jackson
County, Midway Water
District (P. O. Medford), Ore.
Bond Sale
The $80,000 water
River
extending northward to
.
section
in
179,
v.
County,
This new artery will skirt the
Allentown-Bethlehem and Wilkes-
1422—were awarded to
National Bank
First
the
north of Scranton.
bonds offered March 29—
p.
of
Port¬
Barre
land.
$2,500,000 water works improve/
ment bonds: $375,000 5s, due
on
May 1 from 1955 to 1957
(EST) on April 21 for'
the purchase of $1,000,000 tax an¬
inclusive; $500,000 iy2s, due
on
ticipation notes. Dated April 23,
May 1 from 1958 to 1961
1954 and due June
inclusive; $375,000 , l%s, due
29, 1954. Notes
on
will be certified as to
May 1 from 1962 to 1964
genuineness
and validity by the First National
inclusive; $500,000 2s, due on
Bank of Boston, under advice of
May 1 from 1965 to 1968 in¬
until 5 p.m.
bids
until
8
1969
to
1955
inclusive.
Portland),
Bond
Sale
bonds
1211
p.
—
Federal
Agency,
nance
Multnomah
to
Home
and
as
3.01, at
ing
the
Fi¬
free
in
building bonds.
1964
able
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1955
thereafter
and
are
of May 1, 1963.
as
and interest
call¬
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
land.
,
Umatilla, Ore.
Offering — Miriam
Bond
Kenzie,
bids
sealed
ceive
Mc-
will
Recorder,
City
until
4
re¬
Pierce,
p.m.
on
of
1
1954
from
inclusive.
1974
to
Bonds
maturing in 1963 and there¬
after are callable as of Nov.
1,
1963. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
,
'
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National
Bank
T
7—v.
to
V,.
,
179,
]
IT
»
.
t
""
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of
State
College, Pa. ;,K
u'\
$60,000 ;street
p.
1423—were awarded
& Co., Inc., of
as
l%s, at 100.23,
College Joint Sch. Authority,
179,
headed
nationwide
by
Drexel
&
Co.,
Co.; Blyth & Co., and the First
Boston
Corp., all of New York
City, purchased at negotiated sale
on April 7 an issue of $233,000,000
3.10% turnpike revenue bonds of
April
1,
1954.
Due
1,* 1993. Callable beginning
.June 1„ 1959. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Fidel¬
offered
Lewis, both of Philadelphia.
Proceeds from the sale of
&
April
1,
1956 to 3%
the
bonds will be used to finance the
the
Northeastern
commission's
Extension
of a
share
bridge across the Delaware River,
linking the Pennsylvania Turn¬
98.10, reflecting
about
Bond
Offering
Borough
Roy
—
re¬
(J-J)
1
from
1958
at
1955
1, 1954.
to
the
texas
0,.
000
Chase
1969
$63-
May.l frpm
inclusive; $45,-
on
1961
May
Due
City
Hall
$225,000
1 from
1961
1958
to
1961
clusive; $225,000 1 %s, due
May 1 from
in¬
clusive.
Due
July 1 from 1955 to
1962
to
1964
on
inclusive.
1982
Legality
by Townsend, Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Williamsport School District, Pa.
Bond
man,
Offering—Roy C. PeterSecretary of the Board of
School
Directors,
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
receive
(EST) on
cipal and
in¬
1955
The
to
Philadelphia.
&
Munson,
of
July
are
designated
by
the
at the National
York.
Wood,
York
&
1
dated
purchaser,
or
Boothman, of Dallas.
Dallas, Texas
offered
cate headed
Bank
of
—
The
$8,800,000
April 5—v.
awarded
to
a
2X/4S,
1969
due
on
179, p.
syndi¬
b,y the Chase National
New York, at 100.12, a
and
of
as
April
matur¬
are
1966.
15,
A-O.
Legality approved.,
Huguenin & Booth-*
of Dallas.
Dumas,
man,
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 20
(P. O. Houston), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $325,000
water works and sewer sys¬
4%
tem
tax
May
1
May
1
revenue
sold to
was
&
ner
15,
to
and
refunding
Moroney, Beiss^Co., of Houston. Dated Feb.
1954. Due serially from 1961
bonds
1983
inclusive.
Principal and
City
interest (F-A) payable at the
National Bank of Houston.
Le¬
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins;
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Kermit
Independent School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—The $330,000 schoel
house bonds offered April 6—v.>
179,
1528—were awarded
p.
composed
group
to
a
the Republic-
of
National Bank, Murray W. Moore
& Co., both of Dallas, and Kermit
State Bank,
bid reflecting a
a
on
interest
net
of
cost
about
2.27%.
Independent School
Mjiftsf'Ytft"
(ujj
i
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,0C0
building improvement bonds
sold
to
of
1954.
to
Central
the
Texas,
3s,
at
of
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1984
was.
Investment
Dallas,
100.28.
Due
1
as
2X/2S,
Feb.
from
Interest
1,
1956
F-A.
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
to
Port
Isabel,
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
from
1962
from
1969
Street
paving bonds was sold to
Dunn & Wills, of Houston, as
33/4S and 4s. Dated April 1, 1954.
Texas
to
erans'
179, p. 1320—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Na¬
a
tional City Bank of New York, at
price of
of
about
$5,325,000 3s.
of New
York, Central Republic
Co., of Chicago, Robert W. Baird
&
Co., of Milwaukee, Fidelity
Union Trust Co., of Newark, M;lwaukee Co., of Milwaukee, The
Illinois Company, of Chicago,
1,300,900 Is.
net interest cost
a
par,
2.33%,
Barney & Co.,* of New
York, Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago, Goldman, Sachs
& Co., C. J. Devine & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., A. C. Allyn
& Co., Eastman, Dillon & Co., all
Smith,
$15,000,000 vet¬
land bonds offered Aoril 8
—v.
a
Other members of the syndicate:
(State of)
Bond Sale—The
to
1974 inclusive.
City Bank of New
Sale
from
inclusive; $68,000 2s, due
on
May 1 from 1965 to 1968
inclusive; and $102,000 2x/4s,
from
Legality to be approved by
King & Dawson, of New
City, or Dumas, Huguenin
Bond
$450,000
1
1964
inclusive.
May 1,
1954. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank in Austin to be
1424—were
Elliott
on
1979
bonds
bonds
Townsend.
Due
and
May
on May 1 from
inclusive; $72,000
lx/2s, due on May 1 from 1958
to 1961 inclusive; $54,000 IY4S,
on
Bonds
thereafter
Interest
Co.
1955 to 1957
due
inclusive.
callable
by
Dated April 15,
April 15 from 1955
on
1967
in
and
$54,000 5s, due
1979 inclusive.
Williamsport National Bank, Wilby
1979 inclusive.
525,000 street improvement
bonds.
on
Due
1973
ing
on
350,000 park improvement bonds:
sanitary sewer bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1955 to
liamsport.
approved
playgrounds
July 1 from
clusive.
demption at 103 if redeemed on or
Legality
on
500,000
1974 inclusive. Prin¬
interest payable at the
to
and
Due
to
1974 inclusive.
2,000,000 school bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1955 to 1979 in¬
ap¬
&
elusive;
1979 in¬
due
parks
bonds.
1954.
in¬
clusive; $300,000 2s, due on
May 1 from 1965 to 1963 in-
on
clusive.
243,000
refunding bonds.
Marshall
May 1 from
on
Texas
(CST) on April 12 for the
purchase of $350,000 School House
inclusive.
clusive; $300,000 IV2S, due
Due
1,150,000 hospital bonds.
on
in¬
clusive; and $450,000 2x4s, due
on
May 1 from 1969 to 1974
inclusive.
1 from 1955 to
1964
Due
to
36,000 fire station bonds.
1962 to
1974
bonds.
1955
Sch. Dist.,
Building
1,500,000 airport improvement
bonds:
$225,000 5s, due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1957 in¬
clusive.
Legality
p.m.
5s,
clusive; $300,000 2s, due on
May 1 from 1965 to 1968 in¬
on
Dallas.
Galena Indep.
l%s, due
clusive; $225,000 l%s, due
bonds.
auditorium
May 1 from
clusive; $300,000 IV2S, due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1961 in¬
j
of
Bond Offering — W. M.
Liggin,
President of the Board of
Trustees,
due on
May 1 from) 1955 to 1957 in¬
(CST) on April
20 for the purchase of
$4,904,000
bonds, as follows:
July 1 from
on
inclusive;
iy2s, due
to
Bank
Harris
1957
bonds:
a.m.
airport
to
1,500,000
Offering—W. E; Seaholm,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 10
April
1974
to
to 1974 inclusive.
Bond
Speece,
until 7:30 p.m.
tional
1962 to' 1964
Austin, Texasf
July
from
on May 1 from
inclusive; $60,000
2s, due on May 1 from 1965
to 1968 inclusive; and $90,000
2y4s, due on May 1 from 1969
1987
.
(.
on
1
$45,000 5s, due
000
1958
dated
are
1954.
300,000 fire station and "signal
system
improvement bonds:
reve¬
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
100,000
May
sewer
for the
payable
prior to June 1,1964, and at prices
decreasing to the principal amount
if redeemed on or after June 2,
on
National
will
Secretary,
bids
from 1955 to
to
20
Jan.
$350,000
on
in¬
clusive; $40,000 2s, due on
May 1 from 1965 to 1968 in¬
clusive; and $60,000 2y4s, due
inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1965
and thereafter are callable as of
Jan. 1, 1964. Principal and inter¬
est
due
1961
clusive; $30,000 l%s, due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1964 in¬
(CST)
purchase of
tax bonds. Dated Jan.
on
1 M>s,
1958 to
inclusive.
April
1955
■
subject
May 1 from
Jan.
Offering—Lynn L. Shas^-J
City Recorder, will receive
1976 inclusive.
bonds
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
market construc¬
clusive; $40,000
1961.
$1,775,000 water and
2.96%.
pike.
are
of
as
public
$30,000 5s, due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1957 in¬
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
West Pittston, Pa.
pike with the New Jersey Turn¬
bonds
callable
are
Bond
net interest cost
a
April
20
for
the
purchase
of
$750,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on May 1
The
1974 inclusive.
tion bonds:
on
Maryville, Tenn.
for the
$184,000 bonds due April 1, 1984.
price of
•
Due
and $138,000 2y4s,
May 1 from 1969 to
on
200,000
Chicago.
1—
The successful bid was a
York
proved
City; Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
Schnader, Harrison, Segal
clusive;
due
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Citizens
Bank,
Lafayette.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
1423—were awarded to
receive
(EST)
ity-Philadelphia Trust Co., Phil¬
on
April 12 for the purchase of
adelphia (Trustee), or at J. P.
general
obligation
im¬
Morgan & Co., Inc., New York $70,000
City, or the Mellon National Bank provement bonds. Dated April 15,
1954.
Due on Oct. 15 from 1955
of Pittsburgh. Legality approved
110-mile
thereafter
Due
1970 to
The
•
Due Jan. 1, 1969.
on Jan. 1 from
Due
approved by MeCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
on
'
due
to
(P. O. Lafayette),
Dated Jan. 1, 1954.
1968 inclusive.
clusive; $66,000 l%s, due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1961 in¬
clusive; $92,000 2s, due on
Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1973 inclusive.
Bonds
maturing
in
1962
and
Parke, of Philadelphia, jointly,
bear interest at rates ranging
from 1.20% for the $5,000 bonds
sealed
and
bonds.
nue
1966 to
May 1 from 1958 to 1961 in¬
—
on
Corp., Nashville, as follows:
$12,000 2x/2s.
Due on Jan. 1 from.
May 1 from 1965 to 1963 in¬
County
Bond Offering
G. C. West,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on May 7
for the purchase of $300,000 school
teen,
ties
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Mercantile .Na¬
clusive; $88,000 iy2s, due
Tennessee
1,
Denison, Texas
Sale—An issue of $70,000street
improvement
bonds
wa».
awarded to the Equitable Securi¬
Bond
450,000 street opening and widen¬
ing bonds: $66,000 5s, due cn
May 1 from 1955 to 1957 in¬
2.10%.
as
Due
follovvs:
June 1 from
on
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
3,675,000
2x/4s.
Due
on
June
-1
from 1973 to 1979 inclusive.
4,700,000
from
and
2V2s.
Due
1980 to
on
1987
Due
on
June
1
inclusive.
June 1, 1988
1989.
Other
members of the syndi¬
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Hariman
Ripley & Co. Incorporated; Smith,
cate:
Barney & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Fenner & Beane; Braun,
Laurence M. Marks & Co. Gregory
Pierce,
&"Son, Chas.
Bosworth
| all
•
York.
53,000 2x/2s.
TENNESSEE
Macon
to
of
to
net interest cost of about
school
April
&
Co., of Houston, Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland;,
Seasongood & Mayer, of Cincin¬
nati, and Freeman & Co., of New
5,000 2x/4s.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on
April
1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
&
June
by Mitchell & Pershing, New
offered
April 8 were
Dargan & Co., of
Spartanburg, on a bid reflecting
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
City, and Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
syn¬
Philadelphia, B. J. Van Ingen &
Dated
bonds
p.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co., of St. Louis, Watling, Lerchen
& Co., of
Detroit, J. M. Dain &
Co., of Minneapolis, McDonalds-
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
1
$200,000 road
July 1 from 1955 to 197.9 in¬
Sale—The $290,000
revenue
v.
Sale—A
Sale —The
bonds
Pennsylvania
PENNSYLVANIA
and
Bond
*
Rollins
Blair,
CAROLINA
-
basis of about 1.70%.
a
Pennsylvania Turnpike ComrnMMpn
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
»
1954.
&
K '
Philadelphia,
Bond
dicate
SOUTH
Sale-r-The
Portland.
Bond
Pennsylvania.
the
improvement bonds offered April
Washington County School District
No. 106 (P. O. Metzger), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $32,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 29—v.
179, p. 1422—were awarded to the
$200,-
Laurens County (P. O.
Laurens),
South Carolina
the
,
State
Bond
States
of
in
and
within
taxation
Fenner
*
of
1954.
exempt
taxes
Weld & Co.
of Portland.
United
is
income
Beane; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; John Nuveen &
Co., Incorporated; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Phelps, Fenn
& Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Shields
&
Company; Stone & Webster
Securities Corporation; Stroud &
Company,
Incorporated;
White,
April 12 for the pur¬
$95,000
water
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on Nov.
(PST)
chase
counsel,
underwriting
group are: Dillon, Read & Co.;
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Incorporated;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lehman
Brothers; Morgan Stanley & Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; A. C. Allyn
and
Company, Incorporated;
Blair, Rollins & Co., Incorporated;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Union
Securities
Corporation; Yarnall,
Biddle
&
Co.; Bear, Stearns &
Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; C. J.
Devine
&
Co.; Eastman, Dillon
& Co.; Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
1970 inclusive. Bonds maturing
to
from
Associated
Clerk,
on
legal
Commonwealth
County School District
Due
and
issue
these bonds, accord¬
on
Federal
par.
April 20 for the purchase of $163,1954.
York, New
Pennsylvania, Ohio
near
Chicago, 111.
to
from
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
000
States\ New
Cleveland,
man-Pollok
sanitary s e w e r and
sewerage disposal plant bonds;
$300,000 5s, due on May 1
from 1955 to 1957 inclusive;
$400,000 iy2s, due on May 1
from 1958 to 1961 inclusive;
$300,000 l3/4s, due on May 1
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive;
$400,000 2§, due on May 1
from, 1965 to. 1968 inclusive;
and $600,000 2V4S, due on May
Hospital Trust Co., of Providence,
at 0.89% discount.
Due June 28,
a
Interest
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Bond Offering—Frank C. Demp-
District
Jersey Turnpike.
Indiana to
No. 40
sey,
structure
^
Moore & Co., of
Detroit, John C.
Legg & Co., of Ealtimore, Eddle-
2,000,000
anticipation notes was sold
April 2 to the Rhode Island
awarded
Jersey,
179,
awarded
were
Housing
six-lane,
a
Sale—An
England
(P. O.
26—v.
be
.
clusive; and $625,000 2V4S, due
on
May 1 from 1969 to 1S74
&
Woonsocket, R. I.
highways extending from Port¬
land, Maine, \through the New
Ore.
March
will
will be forged in a chain of
super
The $465,000 non
dormitory
revenue
offered
level
the Dela¬
across
Upon completion of the new
bridge in mid-1956, the last link
—
tax-exempt
River
of the New
Portland.
Clark College
bridge
connecting
the
Pennsylvania Turnpike at
U. S. Route 18, north of
Bristol,
with the Pennsylvania Extension
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Lewis and
new
high
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Winof
on
Palmer
000 tax
ware
p.m.
on
from
1
Note
The
liam
inclusive.
and the popular Pocono Mountain
April 16 for the pur¬
chase of $31,750 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954.
Due on May
(PST)
Metropolitan
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
resort sections.
County School District
No. 69 (P. O. Medford), Ore.
Bond Offering — C. H. Thomp¬
son, Jr., District Clerk, will
re¬
sealed
Scranton
-
Areas and provide easy access to
the anthracite regions in the north
Jackson
ceive
and
inter¬
an
Lackawanna
—
revenue
the
on
Extension
Co:, of Kansas City,'Moore, Leon-:
& Lynch, of
Pittsburgh, Wil¬
Blair & Co., of Chicago.
4
Schwabacher
&
Co., of San
Francisco, Newhard, Cook & Co.,:
of St. Louis,
Merrill, Turben &
Co., Fulton, Reid & Co., both of
ard
Note Offering—The Director of
Finance will receive sealed bids
.
of
51
of
New
E.
Weigold
&
Co.,
York, Stern Bros. &
First
&
Co.
Incorporated;
Southwest Company; Fidel-
*
I
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, April
12, 1954
(1660)
52
Trust Company, New¬
ark, N. J.; First of Michigan Cor¬
poration; Hirsch & Co.; Weeden
&
Co.
Incorporated;
Dick
&
Merle-Smith; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Heller, Bruce & Co.; Robert W.
Baird & Co. Incorporated; Robert
Winthrop
&
Co.;
Andrews &
Wells, Inc.; Bramhall, Falion &
ity Union
Co.; Eldridge E. Quinlan & Co Stanley in Richmond on April 8
Inc.; Elkins, Morris & Co.; Harold signed the Old Dominion Turn¬
S. Stewart & Company; Freeman pike Authority Bill authorizing a
major north-south link connect¬
& Company; Prescott & Co.; A.
Company; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.
Incorporated; Arthur L. Wright &
Co., Inc.
Commerce Trust Company,
City, Mo.; Rand & Co.;
Raffen-
William R. Staats & Co.;
Hughes & Co. Incorpor¬
Mercantile-Safe
Deposit
Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co.; R. A. Underwood
&
Co.
Incorporated; Fridley &
Hess; The Columbian Securities
ated;
Trust Company;
of
&
Wachovia Bank and
Gardner;
Trust Company;
Wurts, Dulles &
offered
school construction bonds
179, p. 1528
April 6—v.
the
to
awarded
—
Guaranty
Virginia
2.02%»
Planned —A
minion
construct
tery
B.
Governor Thomas
a
75-mile
principal
ar¬
connecting the West Virginia
able
the
at
office,
Treasurer's
County
at the fiscal agency of
Le¬
or
the State in New York City.
approved by Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬
attle.
Colville, Wash.
Bond
Sale—The
$75,000
swim¬
Yakima
ming pool construction bonds of¬
fered April 6 were awarded to
Arthur E. Nelson & Co., and Rich¬
Merrill & Peterson,
of Spokane, jointly.
Inc.,
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
until
11
will
a.m.
receive
(PST)
April 20 for the purchase of
$10,000,000 building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1954. Due on May 1 from
1956 to 1974 inclusive.
Callable
on
County, Sunnyside School
(P. O.
District No. 201
Yakima), Wash.
—
C. S.
Bond
Cole,
Offering
Treasurer,
will receive
untily 10 a.m. (PST)
May 4 for the purchase of
County
sealed
King County School District No. 1
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
Link
bill just signed by
Connecting
Governor
Thomas
B.
authorizes the Old Do¬
Turnpike
Authority
to
Virginia
Stanley
Virginia (State of)
Virginia
West Virginia
y
Turjipike Authority Bill Signed
—
Virginia Turnpike Authority,
West
Trust
sec¬
gality
both
■
Turnpikes.
"Virginia"
WASHINGTON
; *■'V
":■■:?£
Carolina
under
tion.)
ards,
WEST VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA
•«
item
West
were
Co., and Bache & Co., both of New
York
City, jointly, as 2.05s, at
100.30, a basis of about
North
will ter¬
the
at
Virginia Turnpike.
$750,000 high
Sale—The
Bond
northward
minate
Montpelier, Vt.
Reinholdt
Texas;
Corporation
Turnpike and
Carolina
VERMONT
Kansas
and
principal artery which will have
its southern terminus at the
Republic National Bank of Dal¬
sperger,
Co.;
North
(See
ing the West Virginia and North
Carolina Turnpikes. The bill calls
for the construction of a 75-mile
Kenower,
Shannon &
Sons;
&
MacArthur
Co., Inc.
las;
&
Edwards
G.
and
on
bids
building bonds.
Dated
1954. Due on May 115
$323,000
May 15,
from 1956 to 1964 inclusive. Call¬
able
5 years from date of
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
after
issue.
by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
proved
&
from date of issue.
Principal and interest (M-N)payafter 10 years
WISCONSIN
Beloit, Wis.
Bond Sale—R.
H.
Calland, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un-til 2 p.m. (CST)
the purchase of
April 2Q-£or
$225,000 school
building bonds.
Dated May 1,
1954.
Due on May 1 from 1955 to
1964 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap-r
ALUS-CHALMERS
•
'::;V
i-v"
-i.
on
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
■;
Reports
1953
on
1953
Offering
proposed offering on April 6 of
$28,000 auditorium bonds—v. 179,
p. 1424—was cancelled.
1952
$516,574,615
Centuria, Wis.
Cancelled—The
Bond
$516,116,741
DISTRIBUTION
OF
1953 INCOME
Greenfield
29,807,177
50,001,972
(Town) and West Mil¬
(Village) Joint School
Dist. No. 8 (P. O. Milwaukee),
21,943,569
24,457,855
Bond
6.58
7.98
Dividends Paid to Owners of Common Stock. .12,403,690
11,181,923
Sales and Other Income
All Taxes
waukee
Wisconsin
Earnings
Per Share of Common Stock
Offering
— Stanley
Czerwinski, District Clerk, will receive
and
sealed
4.00
4.00
3,267,209
2,955,339
Earnings Retained for Use in the Business......9,088,998
12,398,072
Number of
r
Per Share
Shares of
Outstanding Common Stock
Wages and Salaries
33,029
5.77%
LPayrollSj
All Taxes
operating expenses
29,989
\
63.22
226,354,685
Working Capital
207,958,585
Watertown, Wis.
Dividends
paid
to share owners
Earnings
retained
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on April
19 for the purchase of $500,000
sewage
disposal plant bonds.
1, 1954. Due on Oct.
Dated April
201,571,861
401,503,323
8
Bond Offering—Dean Van Noss,
1.76%
2.49%
204,338,216
Total Assets
until
Milwaukee.
37,027
65.59
Share of Common Stock
Capital Invested in the Business
30.15%
Material and
147,331,381
155,761,969
Owners of Common Stock
Book Value per
59.83%
36,697
Employees......
bids
auction
(CST) on April 19 for the
purchase
of
$380,000
building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Interest M-N. Legality approved
by Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of
p.m.
359,497,576
1
from
1955
to
1973
inclusive,,
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
the
at
Merchants
National
Bank of
—prepares
Watertown, or at a bank
to be designated by the successful,
bidder.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
for the opportunities of 1954
WYOMING
An old
proverb
nets." In
our
a
time to fish and there is a time to mend
thinking, 1954 shapes
customer to more
il,.
"There is
goes,
up as a
time to do both. We expect the
carefully exercise his prerogative of choice between prod-
ucts and services offered—and that
Laramie
competition for his favors will be keen.
However, through aggressive-competent selling and equally aggressive-
No. 1
County School District
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 build¬
I
ing bonds offered April 2—v. 179,
1212—were awarded
p.
Bros. &
at
to
Co., of Kansas City,
100.001,
a
Stern
as Is,
basis of about 0.99%.
competent product development and improvement programs, we feel we
can
develop interesting results for this
foundation for the
years
year
and continue to build
a
CANADA
sound
Canada (Dominion of)
ahead.
Bond
For copies
write
—
The
dated
bonds,
and due Nov.
outstanding
Third
3%
Loan
PRESIDENT
Allis-Chalmers,
Shareholder Relations Dept.,
Box
Call
$847,136,050
of the Annual Report
Nov.
1942
1,
1, 1956, and the $1,-
512, Milwaukee 1, Wisconsin.
111,261,650
Victory
Fourth
3%
Victory
Loan bonds, dated May 1, 1943 and
ALLIS-CHALMERS <*£
due
at
CHIEF PRODUCTS
TRACTOR
DIVISION:
Farm Tractors,
MACHINERY
any
Canada.
Implements, Harvesters, Crawler Tractors, Motor Graders, Motor
Scrapers and Motor Wagons.
GENERAL
May 1, 1957, have been called
for redemption at a price of
DIVISION: Steam,
the
1,
Hydraulic, Marine and Gas Turbines; Electric Generators,
agency
of
the
101.26
of
Bank
The redemption date for
Third
Victory bonds is June
1954, and Oct. 1, 1954 for the
Fourth
Victory
The
obligations.
Motors, Controls, Steam Condensers, Transformers, Switchgear, Regulators, Pumps, Blowers, Crushers, Cement
government will shortly announce
Kilns, Mining and Processing Machinery.
BUDA DIVISION: Fork Lift
Earth Boring Machines;
Trucks; Towing Tractors; Diesel, Natural Gas, Butane and Gasoline Eng
details of
nes;
Railroad Supplies, Jacks.
PLANTS: West Allis, Wis.;
Springfield, III.; Harvey, III.; La Crosse, Wis.;Terre Haute, Ind.; Cedar Rapids,
Iowa; Norwood, Ohio; La
refunding issues to
vide the funds for the
pro¬
redemption
of the called bonds.
Porte, Ind.; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Boston, Mass.; Gadsden, Ala.; Oxnard, Calif.;
Treasury
Foreign: Essendine, England; Lachine, Quebec and St. Thomas, Ontario.
of
Bills
/
Sold—An
,
issue
$40,000,000 Treasury bills was
sold
on
000,000,
April 1,
-due
as
July
follows: $35,2,'
1954,
at
1:589% yield; and $5,000,000, due'
Dec. 31,
1954, at 1.843%.
@FedFRASER