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BDSIMESS ADMINISTRATION
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MONDAY
ISSUE
fke
and
Financial
Beg. U. a Pat. Office
Volume
New York
Number 5317
179
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, April 19, 1954
General Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
INSURANCE
-
$5)
Industries, Inc., Jackson, Mich.—Registers With
Acme
lit This Issue* \-
.
"This
to
filed , a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 50,000 shares of its $1 par common stock,
public sale through an underwriting group headed
1954,
12,
offered
be
The public offering price and underwriting '
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in'
the manufacture of a general line of products for the air-conditioning '•
and refrigeration industry. > Net proceeds
of the stock sale will be available for general cor¬
porate purposes, some of which may, on consent of banks, be used"
lor capital
expenditures. The balance of the funds will be used as 5
working capital to finance the company's increased business opera¬
tions.—V.
177,
-
______
American Stock Exchange.^
Stock Exchange
Boston
—
.
Dec. 31,53
$54,686,291 $49,019,966
outstanding
value
1,321,980
—
$41.36
share
per
1,321,980
Stock Exchange
San Francisco
$37.08
•
Montreal
Toronto
largest
be
completed early in 1956.
would
"This
mainly
indicative
not
is
declared.
the
to
product—that
decline
sharp
the
began in
Of
remainder
the
of
Exchange
Mr.
industry,
inventories
first
off
in
antic-"
during the rest of the year.
the
throughout
has
cut
tax
already
helped
sales
Chicago
fiberglas
division,
of
a
Reserve
is a 100,000 square-foot manufacturing
handle expanding production and sales
47
Air
States
Force,
well
as
47
Federal Reserve System
shares of
common
April 13 at $11 per share by Drexel & Co., Hemphill,
Noyes & Co. and Stroud & Co., Inc.
on
PROCEEDS—The
added
the
to
portion
of the stock will be
reimbursement of a
from the sale
working
capital in
proceeds
expenditures made during
capital equipment.
of
facilities
net
company's
the
past
for expansion of
year
and
feet of floor space.
completed in November 1954.
square
be
relinquish
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
»$250,000
9,576
250,000 shs,
mortgage loan
5%%
mortgage
loan
stock
tCommon
(par
$1)
has
$250,000
9,576
196,095 shs.
ous
the completion of the building for the construction of
was placed.
As of March 31, 1954, no advance
The mortgage is to be amortized by monthly pay¬
in
stages
which
had
the
for the advance of funds at vari¬
commitment calls
mortgage
made.
been
$2,377.50, including interest, commencing Nov.
calculated to repay the entire loan by Oct. 1, 1966.
of
ments
l,
1954,
and
number of shares of common stock
shares (par $25) to 250,000 shares (par $1);
the 2,251
shares of the old common stock then outstanding were
reclassified into 168,825 shares of the new common stock on the basis
of 75 shares of the new common stock for each share of old common
t In March
was
from 4,000
shares
the treasury were cancelled.
stock;
the
and
of
1,185
old
the
common
stock
then
held
in
BUSINESS—Corporation, whose principal place of business is located
Pa., was incorporated in Delaware in 1919.
In Philadelphia,
subsidiaries
following
corporations,
affiliated
and
the
It has the
percentage of
the company being set forth in each case: International
stock owned by
Aero
Service
Corp.
(100%);
Aero
Service
Corp.
(Mid-Continent)
<100%); Aero Service Corp. (Western) (100%); Canadian Aero Service
Ltd.
Inc.
(66%%); Worldwide Surveys, Inc.
(50% ).
mon
it
The
These
on
payable
common
stock
company
buildings
epace.
In
owns
26,000
feet of hangar space
Construction
commenced.
five
contain
addition,
approximately
modem
by
earnings
of
This
two-sfcory
the
of
buildings,
all
approximately
company
square
feet
and
general
the directors
located
51,000
in
to
Philadelphia, Pa.
feet of floor
square
in Philadelphia a total of
floor space, and 32,000 square
rents
of
in West Trenton, N. J.
also located in Philadelphia, has
building, estimated to cost $275,000, will be a
and basement building containing approximately
a
new
building,
—
Seeks
investment
Willson, formerly
company
has
the
to
applied
SEC
for an
order
shares
810
Inc.
Tidelands,
American
—
Stock
Sold
—
The recent
of common stock at
$1 per share by Crerie & Co., Barrett Herrick & Co. and
Gearhart & Otis,-Inc., was quickly oversubscribed.
See
public offering of 2,000,000 shares
179, p. 1609.
details in V.
action
An
Assistant Treasurer of the Brown Com¬
pany, Berlin, N. H„ has been elected Treasurer of Affiliated Gas Equip¬
ment, Inc., it was announced on April 5 by Lyle C. Harvey, President.
It was also announced that John A. Wilson, for the last three years
Assistant Secretary of Affiliated, has been promoted to the post of
Secretary.
Philip W. Scott has resigned as Secretary, Treasurer and
Vice-President of the company.—V. 179, p. 389.
D.
Co.—Suit Filed by Textron—
Woolen
in
filed
was
the
Supreme
Court
in
New
York—City on
April 8 by Textron, Inc., to compel the American Woolen Co. to open
its stock books for inspection.
Named as defendants were Roy Young,
Chairman of the Board of American Woolen Co.,
and the Guaranty
of
Co.
Trust
Under
New
New
stockholder
With
holders.
York,
York
has
the
State
the
right
more
company's transfer agent.
according to the petition, a qualified
examine a company's list of its stock¬
law,
to
than
200,000
shares
of
common
stock
in
its
Textron, according to Royal Little, its Chairman, has the
right to inspect the stock books to determine ownership
l of the stock that was acquired.
This information, he held, was essential to enable Textron to obtain
possession,
Air
Marine
Motors,
Inc.,
Amity ville,
L.
I.,
N.
Y.
—Acquisition—
corporation, which manufactures subfractional and miniature
has
purchased the Taylor Blower Co., manufacturers of
specialty blowers and blower housings. It has installed all the equip¬
ment
in
its
new
factory
recently completed on Bayview Avenue,
This
statutory
on March
proxies of the shareholders so that it could vote
annual meeting to be held on April 20.
the
the stock which
it owns at the
motors,
Amityville, L. I.
This acquisition, which
will be known as the Taylor Blower division
of Air Marine Motors, Inc., will make available specialty blowers and
blower housings for the motor industry as well as
complete blowers
for the electronic, heating and ventilating industries.
Alabama Gas
business con¬
place the com¬
a dividend
basis of 20 cents per share per annum in
semi-annually commencing Oct. 1, 1954, plus 4%
in
payable annually, commencing April 1, 1955.
justified
is the present intention
stock
cash,
Inc.—New Treasurer—
(50%); and Worldwide Surveys,
(Western)
DIVIDENDS—If
ditions,
Gas Equipment
1954, the authorized
increased
of
American
Affiliated
James
The mortgage
has agreed to issue and sell, and
purchase 50%, Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
and Stroud & Co., Inc., has agreed to
25%, respectively, of the common stock above offered.
company
& Co., has agreed to
agreed to purchase 25%,
purchase
Outstanding
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
Drexel
CAPITALIZATION
It is expected that the building
Its use will permit the company
portion of the space now rented.
The company's subsidiaries and affiliated companies rent the prem¬
ises used in their businesses. 1
The
company
and its subsidiaries own and operate 28 aircraft*
especially equipped with aerial photographic or electronic equipment.
This
fleet
includes one
Boeing B-17, two Douglas DC-3's, four
twin-engine Beechcraft, and two Lockheed P-38's.
to
Corp.
Development
&
with respect to the purchase by Taunton Pearl
(30%) of its common stock owned by American
Research; and the Commission has issued an order giving interested
persons until April 26,
1954, to request a hearing thereon. The 810
shares are being reacquired by Taunton for $12,032 as a part of an
arrangement
for
the settlement of claims
of American Research
against Taunton arising out of a $250,000 loan made by American
Research
in
January,
1952,
and for management and
consulting
services.—V. 177, p. 2449 and V. 179, p. 1473.
Works
will
Research
Boston
This
exemption
18 000
Offered—An issue of 27,270
stock (par $1) was publicly offered
Aero Service Corp.—Stock
1473.
Exemption—
in
as
shares
American
Banks of
the production of a freezer
chest liner for the company's new
up-side down refrigerator-freezer
combination introduced at the beginning of the year.—V. 179, p. 1369.
United
Election of
option plan
of common stock of the company for officers
other persons will be taken up at the meeting.—V. 179,
certain
and
p.
eligible to vote at the meeting.
approval of an incentive restrictive
the
and
50,000
covering
of Federal
Banks
Condition Statement of Member
Co. of Illinois—Option Pl&n—
approved May 17,
1954 as the date of the
and fixed April 15, 1954 as the record
stockholders
for
directors
48
Combined Condition Statement
facility
of the
Mr. Siragusa said,
Piberglas is being used in the
droppable, lightweight fiberglas fuel tank for the
to
date
938,000
$23.39
meeting
stockholders
annual
48
Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates—
country.
completion
West
development
This
cut.
tax
Dividends Declared and
sales of appliances was ahead of 1953, but
dealers and consumers anticipated the 50%
quarter
March as
excise
government
Nearing
balance field inventories.
he said that Admiral
to
today,
condition
excellent
normal sales and profits
Admiral's
tapered
back production
cut
in
ipates more
938,000
$26.22
_____
.
have
directors
The
State and City Bond
the
With
share
per
1609.
p.
American Investment
Investment News.Cover
Offerings
52
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__48
General Corporation &
along with other companies in
said that Admiral,
Siragusa
value
179,
pro¬
Dec. 31,'53
$24,596,313 $21,945,001
outstanding
asset
—V.
tne
Mar. 31,'54
*
assets
net
Spellissy,
Corp.—Assets Show Gain-
American International
As of—
Total
partner
Co.,
&
1609.
posed stock change.—V. 179, p.
Miscellaneous Features
of 1953
heated exchange
preferred shares of A. C. F., and Arthur E.
investment adviser heading the opposition to
Philadelphia
Net
sales—our largest volume
and carried over
in television
final quarter
made.
400,000
owning
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_33
SEC Index of Stock Prices—
33
1954."
will be
adjournment motion came after a somewhat
John Cornwell,
wl\o said he was a Hardy
The
between
operation,"
year's
the
company's capital
stockholders
stockholders
the
stock,"
company's capital
the
increase
National
period of readjustment, due
.
.
had approved
and enlarging
certificate.
C. A. Lee, Secretary, said however, that the approved action on the
two proposals would be held in abeyance until the May meeting, when
a
decision on a third proposal,
"to change, readjust, reclassify and
Shares
have been undergoing a
"We
to adjourn to May 27.
adjournment was voted after
The
substantially below last year.
run
,
in this
changes
on
changing the company's name to ACF Industries, Inc.,
its objects and power as defined in the incorporation
Markets
44
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—___33
Transactions American Stock Exchange
33
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
—33
Complete figures are not yet available on the company's first quarter
and earnings, Mr. Siragusa said, but indications were that they
Postponed—(/'
fight
proxy
a
Co.—Name Changed—Ac¬
Foundry
&
postponed on April 15 when a special meeting of
was
decided
Over-the-Counter
sales
Car
of
Settlement
38
39
-40
Stock Exchange—Curb Section.—___43
Stock
San Antonio, Tex.—Files—
Corp.,
Stock Changes
on
stock
Stock Exchange
Toronto
expansion program in this corporation's 20-year his¬
tory was announced on April 8 by Ross D. Siragusa, President and
Board Chairman,
at the annual stockholders' meeting.
Mr.
Siragusa said that details of the program could not be dis¬
closed at this time, except that it will get under way late this year
♦
•
homes.
tion
37
37
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
Admiral Corp.—To Expand—Earnings Lower—
The
6%
•
•
.
up to and including June 7
sell fractional shares.—V. 178, p. 1049.
or
23,001
American
•
Canadian Stock Exchange
at
stock (par
April 23. No fractional
the common
will have the privilege
stockholders
mobile
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
179, p. 1609.
TV
on
April 7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of 60-cent cumulative and participating, pre-;,
ferred stock (no par) to be offered at $10 per share and 25,400 shares
of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered at $1 per share, without
underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be used to finance notes of*
34
Angeles Stock Exchange._—
Midwest Stock Exchange
Mar. 31,'54
.
asset
into
made
be
r
Alliance Finance
34
34
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Detroit Stock Exchange.
assets
net
Shares
he
issued.
be
either purchase
covering
13
25
29
34
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
New York Stock Exchange
Co.—Assets Up Over $5,000,000—
Adams Express
As of—
Total
and
will
The corporation on
Page
Stock Exchange
New York
2001.
p.
'
"
Los
■v
will
distribution
J
Stock and Bond Quotations
for
Simonds & Co.
i>y Baker,
—V.
Stock Distribution—*
Inc.—-50%
stock
corporation
April
Net
News
May 7 to common stockholders of record
on
The
Securities and Exchange Commission—
to
50%
shares
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Aldens,
A
below.
Car & Foundry Co.
American
INDUSTRIAL
-
Etc—
ACF Industries, Inc.—New Name,
See
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
$1
There have
Corp.—Partial Redemption-
been called
for redemption on May
15, next, $108,000 of
3%% bonds, series C, due April 1, 1971, at 101.29%. and
interest.
Payment will be made at the Chemical Bank & Trust
Offer Terminated—
Incorporated below.—V.
See Textron
Arden Farms Co.—Files
179, p. 1609.
With SEC—Acquisition—
April 5 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 12,289 shares of common stock (par $1), which are to be
issued in exchange for 153,615 shares of common stock of Camellia
Diced Cream Co. on the basis of one Arden Farms share for each 12 Va
Camellia shares.—V. 176, p. 1157.
The
company
on
first mortgage
accrued
Co.; Trustee, New York, N.
Alaska Telephone
Y.—V. 179, p. 1045.
Corp.—Debentures Offered—Tellier
City, N. J., on April 8 offered $270,000 face
amount of 6% 10-year convertible debentures, series C,
& Co., Jersey
due
1964, at 70% of principal amount.
The
and
net
proceeds
working
are
capital.—V.
be used for
179, p. 821. .
to
general
Arizona Public Service
company
due March
The
and
operating expenses
Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—
has placed privately through The First
Boston Corp. and Blyth & Co., Inc., an issue of $15,000,000 3Yt% first mortgage bonds, dated March 1, 1954, and
The
1, 1984.
Bankers
co-paying
The
proceeds
Trust
Co.,
New Ycrk,
has been
appointed co-registrar
agent.
are
pansion program.—V.
be applied
179, p. 1150.
to
to
the
company's $25,000,000 ex«*
2
The Commercial and
(1718)
nfio
with
agreement
crpdit
Sures
rowing
Feb. 1, 1956, and carries Interest at 3
The company will use the proceeds for construction
according
report field with the American Stock Exchange.—V. 179, p. 1369.
to
period following
to a
the
production
assembly
lines
at
rate
"'Next
This
company
competitive
at
SEC authorization to issue ^and sell
shares of a new series of $100 par
portion of the $25,000,000 it contem¬
property additions and improvements.
has received
bidding 70,000
stock, to provide a
expending in 1954 for
preferred
plates
—V.
179,
1609.,
p.
Beechcraft
national
Model
the
"And
of
been
will
25
of
Canadian National Lines in New
the
lines
new
date.
the
six-place
for
of
rate
a
this
Today
to
from
Net
ry.
Deliveries
of
units
Super
this
In
per
Model
will begin construction soon on a new $1,250,000
Works plant which will help greatly to conserve
the
water resources of the Miami Valley,
V/. W. Sebald, President,
announced on April 12.
Mr.
Sebald estimated
that the new system will save more than
10 million gallons of water per day.
Armco pumps water from both the Miami River and from
its own
wells, Mr. Sebald said, and the water table in the Miami Valley area
East
its
at
.
been
has
The
steadily—due to months of dry weather and con¬
water usage.
calls for construction of an extensive new clarifying
program
system to be used in connection with the present facilities at the East
Works plant, an expansion of mill scale collecting basins, new pump¬
and sedimentation beds, and a great deal of additional
handle recirculated water.
system will be coordinated with the city of Middletown's new
and sewage treatment program, Mr. Sebald saidi—V. 179, p. 1609.
stations
piping to
The
sewer
Atlanta &
February—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
St. Andrews Bay
1954
railway
Net
—V.
179,
$308,779
$308,432
162,751
This
51,244
43,345
D18S
twin-
a
602,675
656,667
632,087
595,182
332,418
367,558
341,941
328,096
111,433
105,112
107,144
97,093
Net
30,147,357
31,038,349
179,
April
on
6,765,951
2,285,861
6,128,091
1,735,081
9,214,063
2,221,288
the
latest
1954—Month—1953
1954—2 Mos.—1953
revenue.
$148,249
'$160,151
$276,542
Railway
oper.
expenses
106,741
116,996
207,762
$41,508
income...
oper,
7,477
to
the
United
T-34
Aircraft
military
States.
In
Safety
1046.
p.
Forces
of
the
Co.,
Corp.
trainer
November
Japan,
it
N.
of
was
an¬
equipment
aircraft
has
design.—V.
been
179,
increasingly
1610.
Mr.
Bond
Stores, Inc.—March
Sales
of
its
on
April
kind
10
hurdle
in
$6,346,542
179,
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Boston &
$8,287,416 $17,024,407 $20,175,391
Main^ RR.—February Loss Greater—
$6,448,954
$7,091,849
expenses
5,586,895
5,943,535
486,746
495,466
978,856
1,049,858
446,175
346,561
887,431
709,778
28,810
31,087
67,211
67,561
*$99,672
$275,200
*$577,838
his
51,031
57,632
112,634
$68,780
$86,941
(Dr.)_
rents
(Dr.)
income.
oper.
income——
21,640
3,577
Gross
income
$13,076,793 $14,628,206
11,721,133
12,239,450
*$48,641
$332,832
t*$465,204
$685,394
279,420
288,283
579,090
592,687
178,652
182,683
357,304
365,367
Rentals, interest, etc.—
Contingent
charges
Automatic Firing
Corp.
(Mo.)—Sales
300%
Higher—
*
noted
was
that
in
generated
proximately
The
in
almost
and
$500,000
the
mail
under
and
Co.
will
the
that
first
production
Griffith
for
or
under
sold
1954's
of
schedules
call
for
the
Emerson
contract
produce
brand
Electric
approximately
covers
I
air-conditioning
.
equipment
for
brand
own
names
and
thrpugh its own distributing
organization which includes franchised dealers in about 35 States. This
equipment will include
units
and
rcom
air-conditioning
air-conditioners, residential central cooling
units
restaurants
for
and
stores.—V.
171,
1258.
p.
See
ap¬
April, May and June.
approximately $2,000,000
units.
cooling
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
stockholders will vote
ferred
If
the
reduced
was
the
no
JLima
is
merger
$20,000,000
With
$20,000,000
payment,
$1,000
to merge
wholly-owned
a
be
able
of
to
when
sub¬
company.
its
additional
announced
was
The
as
a
credit
for
excise
could
tax
with
capital
stockholder
held
has
company
by
bonds
the
stock
without
statement.—V.
proxy
$300,000
The
The
private
a
block
in
Interstate
to
company
repurchased
from
sell
road
has
investor
the
further
175,
to
up
excise
bonds,
pledge; at not less than 90%
interest, the proceeds, with
1,
1976,
tax
fjTXSSB
trust
$2,100,000
$125,000
of
to
rebuy
17
authorized
of
held
$2,000,000
From Jr
Gross
another
first
the
mortgage
in the railroad's treasury
principal amount, plus
funds, to be used to retire
trust
bonds.—V.
fro
op__.
179,
Western Ry,
—Earnings—
Net
ry.
1953
1952
1951
$825,090
$978,778
$733,326
354,430
500,432
142,567
175,183
182,725
1,783,131
1,923,915
1,631.830
620,363
825,814
978,707
716,509
275,420
i
338,794
234,814
281,439
1262.
p.
105,000
at
(A. S.)
Beck Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Off—
—V.
1954—4 Wks.—1953
$2,876,289
„
$3,714,307
179, p. 821.
Beech Aircraft
corporation
orders Trom
export
distributors
has been
$8,842,627
$9,683,283
1954
E35
models
18
the
on
received
production
April
8
through
of
that
because
Beechcraft's
commercial
of
Increased
domestic
and
Beechcraft
Bonanzas
of
commercial
the
executive
Beechcraft
Beechcraft—are
it
the
all
value
in
placed
of
excess
cumu¬
sinking
par
179,
Net
ry.
bonds
25
is
of
to
be
similar
a
lease.
our
in
interest
We
44
1952
1951
$150,472
$165,004
22,690
$137,277
60,355
56,117
275,165
305,061
332,134
292,522
*14,958
21,204
59,880
income—
161,443
144,947
117,770
*
the
and
stockholders
which holders
tal
shares
trust
will
of
for
Canso
Southern
in
four
Petroleum,
20
consider
company's
voting
exchange
shares
Natural
27,658
125,526
Gas,
for
of
each
Canso
Ltd.,
a
trust
and
Oil
plan
of
eight
and
October,
trust
Ltd.,
which
that
business
certificates
April
on
21,
cost
of
to
for
capital
suspended
1954.—V.
Three Months
Net
Breweries
shares
from
176,
shares
voting
Ltd., five
of
Canada
of
dealings
Canada
the
at
Southern
opening
of
1470.
p.
The
Ended
Jan. 31—
1954
airplanes—the
Beechcraft
new
Model
Model B50
Twin-Bonanza, and the new
enjoying excellent sales during the
past
1953
$36,849,989 $34,532,100
3,054,622
3,117,434
taxes.
1,550,000
1,763,000
$1,504,622
$1,354,434
share
per
Working
$0.59
capital
over
$6,850,000
in
at
the
cash
Jan.
same
has
31,
date
been
1954
last
set
was
$17,541,195,
In addition,
year.
aside
towards
the
an
the
$0.58
increase
amount
completion
of
of
of
the
program.
Investments in other companies stood at $15,855,254 and fixed
assets
net
at
$41,016,926
respectively. |
having
was
this
the
new
Canadian
our
$1,000,000
to
the
42
north
will
acres
'
;
owns
undivided
an
and
gas
comprising
total of
a
.
18%%
the/ southern
oil in
2,500,-
over
,
permits,"
capital
performed
only
offsetting
he reports, "have recently
financial interests in the
the
for
required
period
a
Prospect."—V.
178,
rentals
of
With
be
can
months
18
paid
at
no
2570.
p.
C.
?
_
April 7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 20,000 shares of class B stock (par $1) to be offered at
$4
per share, through Courts &
Co., Atlanta, Ga. The net proceeds are
to be used to increase
capital and surplus.—V. 178, p. 1270.
on
Carr-Consolidated
Biscuit
Co.—Seeks
Reorganization
has. filed a petition with the Federal District Court
Scranton, Pa., asking the appointment of a trustee to
operate its
at
cookie
company
and
under
the
candy
business
Evans,
while
a
reorganization
plan
is
and
receivables
higher
are
than
normal,"
President, declared.
"We're simply short of cash
bihs when due."
The petition states that while
pay
developed
Bankruptcy Act.
inventories
solvent,
1262.
the
true
value
of
its
assets
Is
readily
W.
C.
to
discount
the
company
realizable.—V.
179,
•
Tractor
Co.,
Peoria,
III.
Changes
—
in
personnel—
Harmon
S.
Eberhard
elected
was
President
Neumiller, who has been elected Chairman of
Harry H. Fair, who resigned the Board
will continue
The
as
Board
director.
a
has
voted
at
this
time
but
will
to
to
the
succeed
Board.
Louis
:>
B.
■
Chairmanship at this meeting
discontinue the
B.
continue
C.
as
Executive Committee, whose
Heacock,. is retiring from operations
a
Celanese
director.—V.
179,
922.
p.
Corp. of America—New Product—
This corporation has
inaugurated production of a new
heavy denier
volumimzed acetate yarn which can be used in
the manufacture of
upholstery and other fabrics with a noyelty hand-loomed
appearance, it was announced on April 14.
drapery,,
new
in
is
yarn
addition
being
now
to
made
in
sleeted
a
of
range
Celaperm
natural.
voluminous
produced
yarn,
at
the
Cumberland,
is being offered in a number of
packages
3,200 and 2,400 denier sizes, all of which
filament.—V. 179, p. 1477.
and
are
twists
20
Md.,
in
the
denier
per
Central of Georgia
Gross
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
1954
from
railway—.
railway
from
ry.
1952
1951
$3,572,981
$3,622,394
$3,507,686
523,961
754,833
632,611
464,265
224,198
291,782
219,013
91,714
6,528,812
7,295.853
7,364,378
7,260,607
1.023,594
1,567.344
471,627
income
oper.
1953
$3,233,942
626,990
1,316,643
450,788
1,158,145
325,769
*
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
—V.
income
oper.
179,
1156.
p.
Central Illinois Light
Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended Feb. 28—
Gross
income
I
1954
revenues
Net
income
Dividends
after
taxes,
„
after
interest, etc
preferred stcok
on
Balance
_J.
;
per
p.
stock
common
1953
$29,284,291 $26,206,570
4,233,270
3,758 493
3,331,454
3 140 095
501,605
1,000,000
28
$2,638,490
900 000
$^86
outstanding at Feb.
'5OL6O5
$2,859,849
—
Shares of common
178,
etc..
$2 93
share
1984.
.
Ltd.—Earnings Increased—
for. income taxes
$4,836,348
in
oil."
Griffith
said,
for exploration for
work
company
Earnings
sales
Profit before income
field
over
Carolina Casualty Insurance Co.,
Burlington, N.
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
—V.
Canadian
interest
of
the
acres
paid
mile-and-a-half
a
our
barrels
when
160
Gulf
participation of large eastern
development of this principally virgin territory.
Gross
be
oil wells.
As an indica¬
this area by others, Shell
shares,
Producers,
eight
Ltd.
will
1953,
;
acreage
capi¬
American
voting
J
our
and
exploratory
Net
reorganization
certificates
the
Oils,
producing
drilling and
April,
Northwest Territories,
-'Vv '
investment
Net
receive
certificates
shares
in
From Jan. 1—
April
on
the
1954."
"working interest" in 42
Central
Alberta, Mr. Griffith
Canadian
February—
1156.
will
of
by
others sharing in these
the
there
1953,
10,034
-Canada Southern Oils, Ltd.—To Reorganize—
The
area," Mr.
drilling,
were
1,
100%
corner;
Mr.
permits
acres.
Gross
by
the
March
plant,
1953
$132,049
p.
in
1,
company
but also
southwestern
whic.i
of
4,000,
1954
179,
relation
proximity,
the
in
wells
as
quarter
a
600,000
Prospect,,
Celanese
5,846
"Deficit.—V.
in
to
activity
live
1953,
section of
estimated
of
excess
in
portion of
The
1477.
p.
69,800
oper.
in
acres
shares.
preferred
on
May
19
headed
by
Merrill
Lynch,
bonds.—V.
last
two
2,080
holdings
acreage
the property in
on
in
fund
new
mortgage 37/s%
bidding on May
competitive
par
that
within
*
the northeast
Canadian
and
also
discoveries
development
$700,000 in
quarter section
produce
000
on
have
President,
states
important
March
on
field
surrounded
Chairman, fcrmer President
72,695
increased
"by-
$3,957,387
and
$2;840,949,
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—Asset Value
Up—
°f
Maiket
,
Asset
No.
of
of
net
claim
value
shares
Preference
of
Common
preference
Dec. 31/53
$9,471,264
4,680,000
$8,653,266
4,758,000
$4,793,264
assets
$3,895 266
stocks
stock
outstanding:
stock
($1.50
series)
120,000
($1.40 series)
Preference
stocks
stock
179,
p.
$5G 34
<rr
_
-V.
ai'phn
59i;36?
$62.64
share:
per
122 400
31 200
585;10o
stock
value
Common
of
common
Preference stock
Asset
Mar. 31,'54
r
value
Liquidating
1 q
$819
396.
««^
$6'59
I
The
were
property,
purchased
In January,
by Mrs. O. A. Beech, President: "Our
company's three
Bonanza,
Super
Corp.—Commercial Production Up—
announced
increased 50%.
As stated
1983,
*18,582
construction
customers
of
$50
railway„„
railway
Earnings
1954—13 Wks.—1953
i
The
of
$50
of
preferred
group
first
mortgage
from
Provision
Period End. March 27—
bonds
shares
Net profits
Sales
$2.50 preferred
279,826
81,606
.
of
income
oper.
from
the
256,305
Income
—V.
&
1,663,275
way.:
ry.
Pre¬
Stock Exchange announced on April 15
that, subject
approval .of
stockholders
it
will
admit
to
trading on the
Exchange at 11:00 A.M. on April 21, 1954 voting trust certificates
for capital shares of the three new
corporations in substitution for
$780,727
til way
from
Net
of
mortgage
60,000
shares
banking
February—
Gross from railway
Net from railway
179,
—
Net
and
the
their
collateral
1954
income...
or'
ry.
series
two
offering- the
$8,000,000
sale
the
38,800
for
first
new
bonds
March
bidding
of
North"
developed for
of
is
area
staked,
Prospect's
considerable
at
colors
The
Beaumont, Sour Lake
Net
Bond
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
to
February—
Gross from railway
Net from
rMlway—_„
and
issue
the
through
Finance
4%
1477.
p.
replace
new
of
of
Net
scheduled
on
other
Valley
been
completely
of
a
letter
wells
wells
shareholders:'
Caterpillar
Co.—Plans
the
the
been
locations
or
partially
2090.
p.
in
with
had
Canadian
property
14.
call
a
plans
Effected
_
now
accrued
abovementioned
178,
1
competitive
July
Power
The
two
33
Griffith,
field.
acreage
"Compared
wells
has
p.
From Jan. 1—
t__iion
collateral
repurchased
is
Commission
tinder
due
below.—V.
to
stock
kmount
1329.
p,
future.
near
Commerce
without
also
and
Alfi%
the
the
remaining $1,675,000 of its
agency.
from
plans
with
Present
April
on
preferred
■preferred
claim
purposes.
approval,
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Buys Its Bonds—i
This
$272,660
Refundings—
company
lative
Gross
■Corporation the
Stock
capital
reactivating the locomotive firm, Baldwin-
authorize,
according to the
parent
$20,000,000.
officials said, Baldwin-Lima
capital stock
evident for
$1,401,598
from
effected,
of
reason
would
to
the
location
"Big
to
Oil paid
for
least
where
to
three wells brought
in since the
"discovery"
Prospect's freehold acreage in southwestern and southamounts to nearly 800,000 acres, Mr, Griffith
says
a
such
in
now
or
This company is planning to refund its
stock and its $8,000,000 of 37/8%
first
'Refunding
sidiary,
Philadelphia Locomotive
Works,
into
the
Philadelphia Locomotive ceased operations in 1911,
stock
General Electric Co.
through an investment
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Corp.—To Merge Unit—
May 6
on
$138,134
1262.
p.
California Electric
'
The
179,
Brockway Glass Co.—New Development—
volume
in
freehold
states.
Concerning
acres
at
L.
'V
which
40
were
of
area,
Wilbur
stockholders.
for
covers
organization
also
quarter
shipments
contract
be
to
order
Firing
its
of
monthly
in residential central
Automatic
sale
in
Electric
air-conditioners
room
name
March
$500,000
Emerson
one-half
$506,713
Deficit.—V.
Fall,
only
is
Shipments for the first three months of 1954 should approximate
$1,187,779 as against $280,323 in the first quarter of 1953.
It might
be
loss
drilling
(Manitoba)
last
said,
letter.
'Our
Net
to
123,835
rents
fac.
Net"rV.
commence
since
discovery of the Roselea field is
because of our large adjacent
because it, together with other
important
Manitoba, has greatly stimulated drilling
not
$561,559
Equipment
joint
1954—2 Mos—1953
revenues
—
"149,280
Manitoba
further
1954—Month—1953
*23,013
*225,636
"The
the
1262.
p.
drilled
Canadian
enlisted
Lower—
1954—Month—1953
*102,550
discovery well in the Roselea field is
Prospect's nearest acreage of which
to
Mr,
Griffith,
"strategically located"
wells
exploration
Period End. Mar. 31—
476,000
0
Roselea
letter
a
Griffith
well.
Is
difficult
an
p.
in
to
the
others
company's
reported
j -V
division.
J.
50"\000
17,8
*133,811
1156.
p.
plans
in
by
according
central
Beech
agreement
Leech-designed
of
574,000
*316,752
Canadian
other
This
$43,155
9,976
'
1262.
p.
for
Foundry
572
electronic
Other
179,
Bank,
v.,,V
ry/
operations
ry.
Red
Sales
239,366
—V.
&
aircraft,
of
$326,307
from
trainers
Car
the new electron tube will function at a bulb
degrees (Fahrenheit) for a minimum of 1,000
present-type tubes operate up to 356 degrees, with a
shorter life span.
Up to now, the problem of cooling or venti¬
Taxes
oper.
Net
179,
Period End. Feb. 28-
Railway
revenue
T-34
179,
original
of
are,
Many
overall
993,189
Atlantic & Danville Ry.—Earnings—
Net
the
Canadian
Aviation Corp.—New Aviation Tube—
temperature
4,567,769
Period End. Feb. 28—
year's
miles
a
>.
the
outside
10.—V.
company's
Operating
Operating
:
by
license-contract
whereby
manufactured
the
on
1150.
p.
to
27,454,112
railway.—__
opeih income
ry.
—V.
second
into
that
Canada
..
353,090
*153,133
income—
company
"We
27,502,112
from
Net
assign
to
trainer
revolutionary new heat-resistant electron tube, first
to be developed for mass
production, was announced
—V.
railway
right
Designed to break the "internal heat barrier" of oven-like tempera¬
tures generated by hundreds of tubes crowded into narrow
spaces
oper.
from
the
in
manufactured
railway.
railway..:
drilled
The
Ontario.
*83,325
properties
tion
A
ever
In
From Jan. 1—
Gross
be
*128,696
oper.
This
Its
1951
1952
railway.— $13,849,133 $14,757,053 $15,341,918 $13,168,727
railway
3,765,779
3,035,175
4,374,739
1,829,855
income...
954,194
586,451
612,098
385,554
from
ry.
the
military
The Beechcraft T-34 is now the standard primary trainer for the
United States Air Force, and has also been produced
by Beech Aircraft
for the military services of Chile and Colombia.
The first U. S.-built Beechcraft T-34 Mentor
military trainers have
been accepted
by the National
lating
RR.—Earnings1953
Production
Mentor
1953, Beech signed a license-contract providing for the manufacture
T-34 trainers in Japan for the National Safety Forces of that
country.
%-cv;
A
-'.r- ■d.,.-/
hours.
1954
Defense
T-34
*61,734
announces
of
from
Net
is
be
by
Atlantic Coast Line
of
Beechcraft
announced
will
entered
will
135,741
46,211
February
Net
F.
has
much
Gross
been
A.
$266,763
164,947
52,207
1150.
p.
the
Ltd., Fort William,
Bendix
163,944
from
Department
of
*146,839
Canadian Prospect, Ltd.—Roselea
Drilling Plans—
meantime,
April 10 the signing of an agree¬
the Canadian Government giving
on
and
*4,626
income
"Deficit.—V.
manufacturer.
has
C.
announced
corporation
*63,530
from
ry.
"There
$296,091
railway——_
income—
oper.
railway
from railway.,.
ry. oper. income—
Net
It
R.
this
Canadian
production
1951
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
Canadian
nounced
1952
1953
between
ment
dropping
stantly increasing
ing
Company officials
corporation
1951
$204,000
18,603
from
Net
busi¬
Signs Canadian Agreement—
Armco Steel Corp.—Plans New Project—
This
1952
$233,000
"67,738
oper.
Net
been
project
1953
$291,000
Beech¬
18
the
England—Earnings—
1954
$159,000
From Jan. 1—
twin-engine
new
this summer.
commercial
month."
Beechcraft
13
19, 1954
railway—
railway
from
Net
cus¬
twin-engine
$100,000 eight-place
out the
of four
rate
to
orders
start
to
turning
are
Beechcraft at
March.
Beechcrafts
$69,950
increased
to
plane are scheduled
production
during
1954
Gross
Gross
for
be
the
ordered
week
new
month.
a
production
the
total
a
have
engine
of 33
each
these
present backlog of
extending into October.
plane
craft
delivering
Twin-Bonanza
with
.business
increased
was
are
the
month
B50
month,
ness
rate
Chronicle... Monday, April
February—
rate
our
Approved—
Power & Light Co.—Financing
the
at
meetings held in Wichita, Jan. 28 and 29.
of
production
for
the
$18,990
four-place
Beechcraft
Model E35 Bonanza was 22 a month during February.
Because of in¬
creased orders received by the factory from distributors and dealers,
'The
tomers
Arkansas
their introduction
distributors'
$8,-
a
Co. of New. York,
Trust
Guaranty
the
under
$1,000,000
first
the
down
taken
has
company
60-day
From Bank
Louisiana Gas Co.—Borrows
Arkansas
This
Financial
buildings
on
March
and
assets
of
the
Peller
Brewing
Co.
Ltd.
1, 1954.
1954, the company issued new 434% sinking fund deben¬
tures due January, 1979 in the aggregate amount of
$15,000,000.
This
increase after taking into account the
redemptions and conversions of
the. various issues resulted in a funded debt of
$37,069,000 as against
$26,902,000 at Jan. 31, 1953—V. 179, p. 390.
Central
Mutual
Telephone Co., Inc.,
Stock
Manassas
Va
—
Offered—Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs &
Co., Inc
Washington, D. C., on March 31 offered 16,000 shares of
capital stock (par $10)
4,000 shares
were
at $12 per share.
An additional
subscribed for by certain
stockholders
1
1
Number 5317
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
CIMes Service Co.—Sells
(who did not waive their preemptive rights) at $10 per
share.
The
to
amounted
income
net
to
179,
$23,538.—V.
The group
Halsey,
bids
on
Stuart
Co.
bid
Inc.
100.049,
for
also
3'/as.
First
*
Boston
series
The
ranging
100.66%
to
will
103.49%
redeemable
be
to
at
in
and
par,
from
time
par,
PROCEEDS—Net
from
1,
financing
the
used
This corporation,
.
by
1983.
|
purchasing,
transmitting,
distributing
and
selling
electric
Dec. 31, 1953, the company furnished electric service to
198,885 customers in 93 incorporated cities and towns and 115 un¬
incorporated communities, and adjacent rural areas, located in 42
counties in south Texas. The company is also engaged to a limited
extent in the sale of ice. For the year 1953, about 94,3% of the total
operating revenues of the company was derived from the sale of
electricity, and' about 5.7% from the sale of ice.
' '
erating,
At
EARNINGS—Operating revenues for 1953 aggregated $30,441,768 and
$5,682,344, compared with revenues of $27,205,001 and
income of $4,692,840 for 1952.
EFFECT
John
H.
White, who joined Climax
Series
•
B, 3y4%, due Oct.
1,
Authorized
Climax
C,
D, 31/a%, due March 1, 1982__
3%,
due
Nov.
1,
4%
letter
A
stock
Common
179,
shs.
Dec.
at
notification
of
the
pr-incipal
thereof
amount
purchase from
the
which
are
company
the
of
names
purchasers
from
ry.
purchaser
each
has
bonds
agreed
from
Gross
a
year
ago,
and
other
facilities.
The
its
with
the
$20)
to
(par
SEC
on
railway
Gas
Co.—Application
by Ohio Fufel
stock
and
an
with respect to the pro¬
additional 130,000 shares
involving estimated expenditures of $22,517,000 for under*
storage and production facilities, transmission and dis¬
program
ground
gas
tribution
lines,
and
other
facilities.
To Increase Investment in
This
corporation has also joined
Alleghany Gas Co., in the filing
.
subsidiary,
Cumberland
8s
amount;
April
26,
and
1954,
the
Commission
request
to
has
given interested persons
thereon.
The financing is
hearing
a
said to be for the purpose of supplying Cumberland with funds required
to
complete its 1954 construction program involving, estimated ex-
penditures of $1,546,600 for gas wells, transmission
lines, and other facilities.—V. 179, p. 1610.
York,
Combustion Engineering,
1952
its
of an application with the SEC
respect to the proposal of Cumberland to issue and sell to
Columbia 4,000 additional shares of its $25 par
common
stock,' at
par, and $600,000 principal amount of instalment promissory notes, at
market
New
Unit—
with
with
This
1953
of
$12,650,000
of notes, at the par
principal amount thereof, and to purchase of such shares, and
by Columbia.
Proceeds are
to
be
used for
the
purpose
of
supplying Ohio Fuel
with
funds
to
finance
its
1954
construction
common
notes
covering
the
at
through Fahnstock & Co.,
selling stockholder.—V. 178, p. 851.
a
Fuel
par
Colo.
April 6
offered
be
Ohio
$45
and
named President
was
share)
per
1954
filed
corporation
>
distribution
and
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement with the SBC on
April £', 1954, covering $15,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1979,
1951
a
$1,667,289
487,323
$2,004,273
$2,090,591
$2,065,625
870,115
973,731
980,330
The
263,689
730,027
884,284
915,172
underwriting terms
3,481,192
4,195,538
4,228,692
4,179,080
1,183,806
1,854,870
Net proceeds of the financing will be applied to the prepayment of
$10,000,000 of term notes due 1954-1959, incurred to provide a portion
of the funds expended for plant expansion, and all short-term bank
1,621,865
1,888,916
1,742,943
2,035,714
761,204
1,929,593
loans
outstanding under the company's
regular lines of
nally
railway
incurred
volume
income—
oper.
from
Net
from
to be
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
income—
oper.
179, p.
1157.
and
offered
First
mainder
for public
Boston
sale through
Corp.
The
an
interest
underwriting group headed ty
public offering price and
rate,
to be supplied by amendment.
are
Coleman
of
to
the
finance
net
an
proceeds
increased
will
be
added
to
of
origi¬
credit,
business.
The
re¬
the
company's general
funds and will be available for general corporate purposes. Bank loan
notes outstanding On March 31, 1954, amounted to $4,450,000.
-
to
follows:
as
proposed
a
....
3,197,300 shs.
the
to
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co.—Application with respect
and sale by Manufacturers of 149,784 addi¬
shares of its $50 par common stock and $14,160,800 principal
(3)
of
From Jan. 1—
100,000 shs.
of
to
posed issuance and sale
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings
Net
18,000,000
5,500,000
filed
was
of common stock
account of
Gross
3,197,300 shs.
1953)
31,
UNDERWRITERS—The
respect
the par and principal amount thereof, and
shares and notes by Columbia.
Proceeds are
applied to Manufacturers' 1954 construction program, estimated
at $26,513,000, including underground gas storage and
property addi¬
tions and improvements.
710.
p.
February-
(2,397,300
$10)
(par
the
Net
$5,500,000
100,000 shs.
with
be
until
10,000,000
F, 3Vb%, due April 1, 1984
sinking fund debs, due 1974
(par $100)--
Co.—Application
contribution by Columbia to United Fuel,
the issuance and sale of $12,800,000 of notes
Columbia.
These transactions are for the pur¬
proposed issuance
principal
10,000,000
pfd. stock, cumulative
Fuel
to
of
notes, at
purchase of such
the
Clinchfield Coal Corp.—Files With SEC—
1
due May 1, 1983
Series
27/a%
Gas
capital
The
the
tional
$35,000,000 molybdenum
a
Uranium, with headquarters at Grand Junction,
Arizona."—V.
6,000,000
Series
Series E, 4Yar/o,
397.
p.
operations on the Colorado Plateau. Mr. White will be in charge
of the planning of new milling facilities and the acquisition of new
uranium deposits in the Plateau area, and in Utah, New Mexico and
$24,875,000
Series
on
of
(2)
to
our
Outstanding
1977
1980
(EST)
a.m.
'
"Because of the scope of opportunities that our successful experience
in uranium has opened," Mr. Bunker said, "we have decided to expand
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
the start
that $2,003,000
announced management changes to implement the new
Carroll L. Wilson, formerly general manager of the Atomic
Energy Commission, has been moved from his post as President of
Climax Uranium Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary, to devote full time to
direction of industrial development for the parent company.
He will
remain a director of Climax Uranium.
1
for
GIVING
Fuel
cash
respect
United
Stations,
after
said
He
Bunker
Mr.
(approximately $32
bonds—
Series A, 3Wo, due Nov. 1, 1973-
servo-mechanism
program.
1,500 shares
mortgage
and
the end of the year.—V. 179',
which has just completed
net
CAPITALIZATION
for products of
orders
shortly
plans further diversification in the
field of alloys and new metals, including an increase in uranium opera¬
tions, Arthur H. Bunker, President, disclosed on April 8.
net Income was
First
11:30
supplying United Fuel with funds required to finance the
portion
of
its
1954
construction
program
involving
esti¬
mated expenditures of $29,080,000 for underground gas storage and
production facilities, transmission and distribution lines, compressor
expansion project at Climax, Colo.,
of
BUSINESS—Company is a public Utility engaged principally in gen¬
energy.
to
up
amount
prices
to time be¬
ranging from
be
will
by
to
the
company to pay a part of the cost of additions, extensions and im¬
provements made and to be made to its electric properties, and to
redeem its $8,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series E, 4Vb'/c, due May
proceeds
with
pose
Climax Molybdenum Corp.—Further Diversification—
general redemption
part
for debt retirement purposes at prices
plus accrued interest in each case.
1956,
which it has been making since
of Korean hostilities, according to Mr. Ciary.
101.3599.
bonds
F
from
ginning in
company has a backlog of $4,000,000 in
Instrument Division,
including gyroscopes
all
Corp.,
and
other
Four
designating a
3 Va %
coupon,
viz:
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and Union
Securities Corp. (jointly), 102.3231; Kidder Peabody & Co. and B.yth
& Co., Inc.
(jointly!, 102.099; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 101.82, and The
company
1370)
major
components
of the total will be delivered by
the
by
179, p.
to Investments—
United
$11,500,000
he disclosed.
expansion,
The
its
bid of 100.09%.
a
&
received,
were
continued
award of the issue at competitive sale
won
April 12
on
To Add
(1)
Delivery is underway on initial orders for the precision unit and
manufacturing facilities are being enlarged to accommodate the most
production order, according to Paul Meeks, manager of the
division.
The instrument assembly area at the San Gabriel
(Calif.)
factory currently is being doubled and provision will be made for
recent
$18,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series F, 3 V8%, due
April 1, 1984, at 100.486% and accrued interest, to yield
3.10%, was made on April 14 by a purchase group jointly
headed by Lehman Brothers and Glore, Forgan & Co.
V.
corporation has joined with three of its subsidiaries in the
"filing of applications with the SEC, as follows; and the Commission
has given interested persons until April 21, 1954, to request a hearing
upon the respective applications:
This corporation has begun manufacture of a new guided missile
component, augmenting the defense production program of its Instru¬
Division, Hugh L. Clary, President, said on April 14.
Central Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Offering
received
This
ment
of
be
(see
3
1610.
p.
,
1477.
p.
will
April 21
179,
Clary Multiplier Corp.—New Defense Contract—
provides
company
while
bids
Holdings in Unit—
below.—V.
Co.
for improvements and addi¬
to be used to pay
are
plant.
telephone service to all of Prince William
County, except the northeastern section, the northern part of Staf¬
ford County, and the southeastern part of Fairfax County, Va.
Operating revenues for the year ended Dec. 31, 1953 totaled $323,776,
The
Service
Gas
See
net proceeds
tions
(1719)
Engineering Co., Inc.—Stock Sold—
.
Lehman Brothers
Olore, Forgan & Co
G. Becker & Co.
A.
$2,250,000
2,250,000
Inc.- 1,360,000
Co
&
Paine,
Corp.
500,000
300,000
Green, Ellis & Anderson
Ira Haupt & Co
300,000
750,000
Foster
Michigan
Marshall
&
Webber,
Rauscher,
1,360,000
Pierce
&
Stetson
Corp.
S. Strauss & Co
Stroud & Company, Inc.
J. C. Wheat & Co
The
—V.
179,
1610.
p.
The company
Development
to be used
named
underwriter.—V.
r
■
Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of 26,500
shares of common stock (no par) was made on April 14
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Lehman Bros,
at $52.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.10
1
Ltd.—Dividend—
per
Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up 2%—
Period End. March 27—
Sales
1954—5 Wks.—1953
share.
The
1954—13 Wks.—1953
1954
$22,336,690 $21,897,670 $57,946,100 $55,700,472
—V.
179,
It
completed next day.—V. 179,
was
High
has reported that total net assets as
all-time high of $72,766,000.
This
$6,500,000 since Dec. 31, 1953 when net assets
the
of
March
is
a
31,
gain
totalled
ci
$66/-
290,000.
The
Colorado & Wyoming
176, p. 2062.
1157.
at New
Investment Co.—Assets
p.
company
reached
nearly
1157.
p.
.
.
.
■"
Vickers Brothers, New York, has been
working capital.
as
the
as
1478.
p.
v.
.
Commonwealth
J.—Files With SEC—
a
Co.,
...
179,
■
■.
-
on
April 14 resolved to recommend at the forth¬
annual general meeting that a first dividend of Is. 6d. per
ordinary share be paid to the holders of ordinary shares outstanding.
The proposed record and payment dates
will be announced later.—
V. 171, p. 1259.
200,000
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 30,238 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be issued
upon exercise of warrants at 75 cents per share.
The proceeds are
April 12 filed
on
■■
-
directors
Colonial
Chase Chemical Co., Newark, N.
of said shares having
all
coming
500,000
200,000
Securities
J.
1,
selling stockholders.—V.
:•
'■
150,000
1,000,000
six
went to
f :
Colon
1,360,000
April
on
The corporation is a leading manufacturer of large steam generating
equipment, used principally by the utility industry for the produc¬
tion of
electric power
and of chemical recovery equipment, flash
drying and incineration systems,
and certain types
of
fabricated
products.- :f
' " '
■
'
■
; y
\ '■
-
'/i%W..
v
'■?
Co.
Hornblower & Weeks
300,000
.1%%
1
'.
Inc.
400,000
Reinholdt & Gardner
250,000
L. F. Rothschild & Co._ 1,360,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
Kaiser & Co
through Wilson, Johnson & Higgins, San Fran¬
shares of Class A common stock (par $1) at
7,700
net, proceeds
Jackson
Curtis
&
The
of
share was completed
per
sold.
been
750,000
offering
Calif.,
$5.62 Y2
Hanseatic
Corp.
200,000
Pancoast
of
York
recent
The
cisco,
150,000
New
250,000
Dewar, Robertson &
First
$500,000
Co.
1,360,000
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.
Cohu
Laird, Blssell & Meeds—
Metropolitan St. Louis
company
has
now
shareholders
40,000
over
10,000,000 outstanding shares.—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
179, p.
and
than
more
1157.
'
-
'
■
'
'
■
•
'
:
■
■
tiifcates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and asso¬
ciates on April 16 offered $4,695,000 of 27/s% equipment
trust certificates, maturing annually May 1, 1955 to 1969,
inclusive.
The certificates, offered at prices scaled to
yield from 1.65%ito 3.00%, according to maturity, were
awarded to the bankers on April 15 on a bid of 99.509.
Salomon
&
Co.
The
bid
issue
railroad
Diesel
Bros.
is
electric
prich & Co.;
&
&
p.
road
99.101
for
27/as
Kidder,
and
Net
ry.
certificates
is
subject
3
Diesel
V
Net
—v.
Columbia Gas
issue
offering
R.
W.
to
Press-
&
Co.;
Wm.
1610.
E.
'
&
Co.,
%;•%:
'
corporation
April
on
12
filed
a
at
shares
Inc.;
With
registration statement with the
stock.—V. 177, p. 723.
~
for
this
Net
and
sales
the
in
second
corporation's
1953
totaled
highest
$22,145,892, representing more unit sales
dollar sales in the company's history. After
and Federal income and excess profits taxes, the net income
amounted to $1,814,823, equivalent to $2.42 per share on the 750,000
chares of common stock outstanding.
In 1952, net income after ex¬
expenses
and Federal income and excess profits taxes was $2,293,444 or
$3.05 on the 750,000 shares of common stock outstanding.
Federal
income and excess profits taxes for 1953 totaled $2,722,643 or $3.63
on the
common
stock.
It is estimated that of taxes paid in 1953
approximately 46 cents a share represented excess profits tax, which
expired Dec. 31, 19l53.
penses
The corporation's
financial position continues strong. Working capi¬
against $7,505,043 in 1952. Current
assets were $11,507,715 and current liabilities amounted to $3,855,282
a ratio of 2.98 to
1, while in 1952 the current assets were $13,837,076
with current liabilities equaling $6,332,033
a
ratio of 2.19 to 1.—'
V. 178, p. 2091.
tal
on
Dec.
31 last was $7,652,433
275,530
107,727
175,745
59,408
who
543,099
218,709
97,755
decision
a
Title Co. of Philadelphia—New Pres.
formerly Executive
director of
becomes Chairman
H.
Brown,
Bank,
Jr.,
has
the
Senior
been
Vice-President,
company
of the Board
to succeed
Vice-President
elected
has
been
elected
William M. Wes&,
of Directors.
the
to
of
board
Girard
of
Trust
Corn
directors.
Consolidated Cement Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Dec.
be
this
of
company's
Net
amount
the
of
1958, with the
converted in 1955.
31,
may
corporation to
subordinated deben¬
stock from
limitation that not more
authorizing
principal
shares
The
company
of
$100
principal
stock
held
amount of
record
of
Net earnings
♦Earnings per class
the
for
the
*
issue
sell
and
senior
debentures
to
underwriters
term
templated
The
here
'the
bank
borrowings for gas storage purposes
August, September and October, 1954.
during
Commission
determined
under
that
the
involved, rejection of the subordination
debentures
protection
methods
of
of
not
was
investors
financing
required
or
In
the
consumers,
"necessarily
or
special
are
It
is
proposed
to
to
subscribe
offer
on
ordinated convertible
mature
May
common
The
1,
1964,
shares
or
in
to
underwriter
the
basis
of
$100
of
The subscription price
will
be determined
by
record
debentures
will be par
competitive
stock
$0.11
outstanding.—V.
179,
Inc.—Registers
Definitive Bonds Ready—
The
National City Bank of New York has
announced that it 13
prepared to deliver definitive first and refunding mortgage bonds
3V2% series I, due Feb. 1, 1983 in exchange for temporary bonds of
that issue.—V. 179, p. 1611.
con¬
|
April 21
t)he
10 for $50,000,000 of new sub¬
be dated May 10, 1954 and to
held.
A
circumstances
convertible features of
of
class
of
applied by the company towards (l)|the cost of redeeming, at 102%,
$27,982,000 principal amount of New York Steam Corporation first
mortgage bonds, 3V2% series due 1963, due July 1, 1963, and (2) the
cost
of
redeeming, at 103 %>%, $25,000,000 of Westchester Lighting
Company general mortgage bonds, 3V2% series due 1967.-
public interest or for the
would various alternative
in greater economy to Co¬
stockholders
May
debentures
on
shares
Consolidated Laundries
Net
for
each
(flat).
bidding,
36
periods
before
Federal
to
$379,464
amounted
to
$190,534,
common
This
and
55
or
fiscal
1954)
providing for Federal income tax*iJ
cents per share on 347,700 shares of
after
stock outstanding.
and
$161,883
March
and
with net profit
after
providing for
compares
$322,071
to
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
income taxes for the first three
(from the first of the year to and including March 27,
profit
amounted
common
before
99,910
statement with the SEC on April 7,
1954,covering
$50,000,000
of first
and
refunding mortgage bonds,
due May 1, 1984, to be offered for public sale at competitive
Net proceeds, together with other company funds, will bj
bidding.
lumbia in the raising of capital."
right
$11,100
$0.62
share_„
series K,
nor
result
$61,600
A
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
the amounts of $40,000,060 in June and up to $40,000,000 in September,
1954 with some part of the latter $40,000,000 perhaps obtained by
bank borrowings In the last quarter of 1954.
In addition, $35,000,OpO
short
on
The company filed a registration
1954 construction program is expected to involve
expenditures of approximately $105,000,000. In addi¬
these construction requirements Columbia has out¬
Construction bank loans of $25,000,000 due on or before
to
Based
Bonds With SEC—
meeting
proposes
11,100
1263.
p.
under¬
company's
to
$838,700
75,600
__—
for each 36
record date
(April
debentifres
on
1953
$950,400
__
taxes
proposes
common
stockholders the right to purchase the deben¬
subscription price equal to 100% of their principal amount
rate
1954
sales
Earnings before
common
3q 1954.
Sale of the $50,000,000 of debentures is the first
step in providing the required funds for these purposes. Subsequently,
of
a
Three Months Ended March 31—
-Sept.
it
Waltz,
and
George
System, Inc.—Financing Approved—
into
common
standing
,
B.
Exchange
construction
tion
products showed a marked increase
In the first quarter of 1954, Sol Furst, President, said in his re¬
marks to stockholders in 1953 anrtual report.
He added that the increased sales were accompanied by higher selling prices.
568,407
its
a
the
of
The
net
Circle Wire & Cable Corp.—Annual Report¬
Demand
John
the successful
bidder
or
bidders
to
purchase those debentures not purchased on
the rights offering.
The interest rate, conversion price and redemp¬
tion prices for the debentures have not yet been fixed by Columbia
and will be supplied by amendment.
The payment of principal of,
premium (if any) and interest on, the subordinated debentures will
be subordinate, in the event of dissolution or similar event, in right
of payment to the prior payment in full of all senior indebtedness.
EEC covering 10,000 shares of its capital
s'
Commonwealth
88,673
614,368
21, 1954),
The company plans to invite sealed bids
writing of
the
debenture
offering to stockholders,
.f;;;'
Cincinnati Fund, Inc., Cincinnati, O.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
offer
and
Gregory
Son, Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; The Illinois Co.; McMaster Hutchinson
Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; and F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.—V. 179,
Freeman
Pollock
are:
54,171
163,785
82,424
$50,000,000
convertible
tures, at
the
in
32,631
459,094
issued
1, 1955 to
$25,000,000
than
the
has
sell
and
tures,
Jan.
of
SEC
_
Stuart
57,984
179, p. 1157.
The
°
Commission.
Halsey,
$256,092
President
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income—
Net
Peabody
authorization
the
to
1951
$293,172
93,438
income.—
oper.
from
Gross
than
less
1952
147,572
38,759
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
new
not
cost
1953
$309,163
72,351
from
from
standard-gauge
$5,868,750: 25
electric switching
following
the
by
to
switching locomotives;
caboose cars.
25
the
with
secured
estimated
Commerce
Associated
bid
Gross
Net
3s.
be
to
and
of
Issuance
Interstate
-
for
equipment
locomotives,
,8
Hutzler
&
99.363
1954
$219,910
February—
i
-
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Equipment Trust Cer-
28,
or
46
cents per share
1953.—V.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL. CHRONICLE
179,
p.
1047.
before Federal income
Federal income taxes
taxes of
amounted
in the corresponding period ending
1
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Continental Foundry & Machine Co.—Expansion—
This
of
completed
has
company
worth
000
machine
new
installation
tools
in
the
of
approximately
Diamond Portland Cement Co., Middle Branch, Ohio
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
$3,000,-
machine
shops of two of the
company's plants—East Chicago, Ind., and Wheeling, W. Va., it was
announced by M. G. Sternberg, President.
The company also operates
plants at Erie and Coraopolis, Pa.
'V
Mr. Sternberg pointed out that installation of the new facilities will
The
company
April 8 filed
on
covering 13,403 shares of
letter of notification with
a
stock
common
the
Net
$564,426
SEC
ing,
(par $1 to be offered at $21.50
through Merrill, Turben & Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
to
provisions
are
be
used
lor
V.
156,
160.
p.
The net pro¬
in part to replen¬
general corporate purposes,
working capital previously used to purchase
|
j
Cornell-Dubilier Electric
letter of notification was
Corp.—Files—
filed
with
the SEC
The
corporation
publicly at $1.50 per
V. 178, p. 384).—V. 178, p. 1272.
share
(see
details
in
Hawaiian
contract
office
has
and
consolidated
$394,701
for
$399,900,
were
Construction
will
available for
be
The
with
entire
to
April 6.—V. 178,
the
vote,
capital
by
stock
vote
a
to
of
at
the
shares
opposition.
adjourned
for
2,500,000
shares
more -than
annual
management
Management's
proposal
from
880,000
meeting
has
1,500,000
shares.
with
increase
to
April
on
contrasted
ized
by
future
•
R.
Rackmil,
President, said:
shares
been
stockholders
will
give
plans for expansion
\,.V
'
,•
•
the
Gross
from
Net
-
1
•
•
.
■■
-
Delaware Fund, Inc.—Net
As
from
ry.
Gross
outstanding
179, p.
share
per
«;«.
been
where
to
elected
Dole
fruit
personnel
179, p.
President
officer
cocktail
of the
since
and
Energy
13%—
is
apply for
packed.
of
Paul
H.
Van
Hoven
;
$16.94
$15.55
project
and
atomic
nuclear
for
Atomic
study
reactor
Plans
vate
the
power
of
$446,100
$690,800
$425,100
114,232
98,378
256,835
101,520
♦3,457
3,056
140,393
21,262
828,500
1,332,600
851,300
191,529
132,184
101,520
223,562
♦48,750
69,344
21,262
53,315
called
to
since
Executive
succeed
Chemical-Detroit
Project.
The
operation
will
the
advances
the
the
and
companies
Associates
aimed
industrial
an
-
of
which
the
he
American
was
1927.—V.
at
of
included
Atomic
making
in
Power
of
use
estimated
to
go
$300,000
reimburse
Federally-owned
handle
of
the
AEC
fissionable
the
funds
the
This
Fund's
shareholders,
Mr.
company.
formerly
elected
Germain
Treasurer
Comptroller
121, p. 983.
88th
and
of
continues
government
National
for
work
Laboratories
materials.
Such
heat
in
in
be
not
are
three
performed
and
In
available
now
•
,
.
assets
corporation,
for
the
first
quarter of this year, missed break¬
pennies, M. J. Zivian, President, told
shareholders at
the annual meeting
April 12.
Preliminary figures show a loss of about two
cents a
share.
In
the same period a
year ago. earnings were 70 cents a
share.
Sales
lor the, quarter were
off from last
year's $28,803,000 to $12,330,000.
ing
even
by
■
Mr.; Zivian
V
the
lower
which
said
sales
that
two
conditions
One
volume.
was
the
were
sharp
began
mainly
decline
responsible for
in steel demand
last year and which continued
through the first quar¬
other was
that the completion of
the
last
three
projects
company's expansion program came
too late in the quarter
benefit operations,
ter;
in
the
the
to
Mr.
and
Zivian
to
ne«
the
1.3,
absorption
the
of
drop in
earnings
non-recurring
pits
arl
the
decreased
in
blooming
1047.
p.
to
expenses
JiearWV' •: soaking
,°™
—V.
attributed
starting
mill
first
&
has
quarter
volume
up
t ie
departments.
Diamond Alkali
Co.—Changes in Personnel, Etc.—
company.
tive
of
or directors on
April
the Board and
John
They
previously held the
respectively.
Vice-President,
^
Mr. Evans,function
in the
to
continue
milinp_
whlIe
\/r
Mr-
i.3,
Stock
31,
$24.16
if.
■
outstanding
1953,
and
<
,
value
at the year-end.—V.
■
\ :■
Period End. March 31—
Sales
chief
Sargent,
post
executive
with
President
Board
as
officer
of
long-range
and
sams
taxeswas
taxes was
i "i °
and
fnr
for
the
company
and
ended
March
31,
1954,
were
^S peL*hare
CZ\PreJ
taxes
This
$22 184 991
with
net
earnings
rf °fof
fC°i^0n stock on the
quarter
and
certain
19^3,
restated
other
items
to
for
same
reflect
of
$1,399,610
or
number of shares
the
1953.—V.
average
179,
p
license
corporation must
construction
before
the
it
starts
that
means
foreign
or
that the
feasibility
4.
179,
It
interstate
construction.
the
of
project
the
com¬
there¬
company
The
until
a-
p.
Toronto, Canada—Option Extended
7
of
announced
the
option
the
covers
of
four
the
granting of an extension of
purchase shares at $1.25 per
purchase warrants presently
to
drilling
at
a depth
forth in
set
program
of
approximately
the
last
annual
>
'
freight car
its
made
to
12
the
that
first
The
new
car
six
carries
delivery
York
New
of
use
The 6-Car
Auto Loader
New
York
Freight 8ta-
designed and built by
was
auto
an
as
in
autos
Kingbridge
the Evans
.
.
carrier, the
Auto
new
types of freight normally shipped
many
instead vt
automobiles
new
Central's
'
to carry
Loader
Hat
oil
be
can
cars,
v
designed to conform to both AAR Car
requirements as well as those of the Inter-
Construction
was
Committee
state Commerce Commission.
.
!
present
Auto
Loader
built
was
on
a
70-ton
•
flat
Future
car.
call for using a 40-ton car and consideration is
being given
to using a 57 foot 6 inch flat car which will handle all stock
autos. '
The 6-Car Auto Loader evolved from the conventional
Evans 4-Car
Auto Loader,
on
which the company holds patents and
which
is
installed in «Hore' than 30,000 box cars owned
by the nation's rail-'
toads.
March
on
t
31
was
The
compared
-
863,451
compared
at
$5,773,971
total,
The
Evans
•,
■."v."-
«.i
;
/"■"•
•.
while
36
in
commercial
Lake
Its
uses.
Ave,,
is
and
$7,938,471 $14,650,527 $17,393,408
Pasadena,
engaged
sale
processing
I
American
G.
Bixby,
corporation
Corp.
executive
scientific,
industrial,
located
are
at
717
and
North
Calif.
March
company
incorporated
was
Computer. Corp. in
its present name March 3,
1954.
As
of Jan.
1, 1954, it took over the assets and business of
the Computer Division of Consolidated
Engineering Corp., and is now
the wholly-owned
subsidiary of Consolidated.
California,
Oct.
1,
1953,
and
changed
data
certain
the
this
division
of
was
Consolidated
operated
in
every
independently
respect
except
analysis
remained
with
.-
•
■:.
[
for
assets
,
transferred
UNDERWRITERS—The
Ihc.
purchase
below
proceeds
is
acting
from
such
of
subscribed
Bache
Dean
&
to
to
Co.,
Witter
&
the
box
of
cars
8
announced
in
that
March
on
subsidiary,
1, the
Ex-Cell-O
England.
new subsidiary acquired
all of the assets,
machinery,
equipment
and
inventory of
of Leicester, England.
subsidiary will
tool
lines
now
commence
being
to
produced
manufac¬
by
the
Ex-
177, p. 240.
April
on
to
are
Carl
9
177, p.
class
a
letter
of
A
stock
to
Bleidung,
for
used
be
filed
of
J.
notification
be
offered
Washington,
operating
capital
D.
with
at
C.
the
par
($Y
net
operating
and
The
ex¬
1579.
Fetiders-Quigan Corp.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
1954—6 Mos.—1953
sales
Profit
before
income
taxes
Net income
tEarnings
were
5Vi>%
$992,618
share
per
♦Preferred
1954
cumulative
1953.
tBatsed
vision
for
$225,480
*$0.58
dividend
increased
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$25,326,298 $19,006,945 $16,450,680
2,198,741
180,137
1,857,852
1,206,123
Cr45,343
1,023,879
taxes_____
the
196,552
103,101
$833,973
$0.11
requirements for
$93,451
*$0.50
first
six
the sale of 41,338 shares of
by
$11,262,671
$0.04
months
new
of
$50
par
fiscal
vajue
convertib'e
the
on
preferred
stock—1953 series—in April.
1,578,444 shares currently outstanding, after
pro¬
preferred dividends.—V.
179,
p.923.
the
of
the
for
upon
the
company
450,000
the
company
named
representative,
exercise
have
of
of
new
*700,003
Feb.
on
of
as
below,
respective
shares
Federated
The
a
Department Stores,
corporation
the
use
funds
Of
the
the
of
total, $1,000,000
Chicago on promissory
New
Bankers
Trust
Inc
33
on
16
for
firm
5,
Jan.
1954
1,
whom
Flintkote
in
1954.
B'.yth
commitment
percentages set forth
capital stock as are
This
&
Co
16
Co
10
Walter
&
taxes
was
and
1
Hill Richards & Co
5
5
See also VJ 170,
p.
1611.
Hopkins, Harbach & Co
5
Lester,
5
&
Co
after
banks
First
and
National
wilt
Bank
Sept. 1, 1956, and $500,000 each
York, and the National City Bank
to mature March 1, 1956.—V. 179,,
For
after
taxes
on
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.-
5
was
45
shares
Net
—V.
178,
as
and
of
the
income.
stock
a
of
for
against
P.
853.
the
the
on
,
of
periods
$17,629,221
.
cents
in
a
1953
S.
these
on
three
of
income
Canadian
on
out¬
periods
common
the
the corresponding
Federal
net
and
dividends
shares
share
accounting
income of
net
Canadian
of
U.
for
for
three
1954
and
for
allowing
1,260,435
53
the
27,
S.
periods
income
net
with
three
U.
$853,563
After
share
compared
March
for
corresponding
provision
for
report
ended
$693,649
outstanding at the end
sales
241,614
cents
Higher—Earnings Off—
subsidiaries
1
provision
income.
on
$745,666
outstanding
of
its
beginning Jan.
$646,110
1954
Hurry,
J
Ryons
The
due
New
notes
Co.—Sales
company
periods
Federal
Inc.
notes
Co.,
promissory
from
three
sns.
warrants:
Bingham,
received
was
104.
York
In<y—Bank Loans—
has borrowed $2,000,000 from
working capital.
for
Outstanding
1,003,000 shs.
Consolidated
the
underwriters
as
& Co.
Waiston
in
use
,
a
damage-free,
against shifting1
2572.
be located
to
142,875 shares
standing- preferred
Blyth
Loader,
loading
in
now
178, p.
United States.—V.
through
penses.—V.
P-
FINANCING
.-
.
($1 par value)—
♦Including 250,000 shares issued
not
York
6-Car
the
machine
the
corporation
of
PRESENT
Authorized
Co.,
the
covering
from
EFFECT TO
1
&
and
Consolidated.
GIVING
■
exchange
1954,
buildings,
in
share)
per
de¬
Only this division was taken over by the company.
activities, including those in the field of dynamic
recording
CAPITALIZATION
to
other
of
accounting
control.
other
New
second
Family Digest, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
as
pertained to data computation as well as
equipment
as
pertained
to
data
reduction.
This
an
outgrowth of ipart of the activities of Consoli¬
field
of
dynamic recording and analysis.
From
its
was
in
the
A
such
eiuipment
dated
inception
31,
& Sons, Ltd.,
of
some
equipment
of
DF
car
wholly-owned
new,
It is intended that the English
ture
to
The Computer Division of Consolidated
was established as a
separate
operating unit in November,
1952.
It
took
over
the design, de¬
velopment,
manufacture,
and
marketing iof such
electronic
processing
is
April
a
Ltd.,
Consolidated
as
the
box
Loader
on
formed
land,
Bray
Federal
The
President
had
Cell-O Corp.
in the design, devel¬
standard and specialized
of
for.
offices
produces
secures
DF
to
tests.
by the Union pacific Railroad.
railioads.—V.
(Machine Tools)
Alfred
primarily
lease
or
equipment
also
that
The
transit.
Class
H.
1954—3 Mos.—1953
ElectroData share for each two Consolidated
shares held.
The subscription offer will
expire at noon
(PST) on April 29.
Further details follow:
data
device
released
been
performance
Ex-Ccll-O Corp.—New English Unit—
-
one
manufacture,
has
use
with
are being first' of¬
subscription by common stockholders of Con¬
solidated Engineering Corp. of record
April 8 on the
electronic
Loader
over-the-rail
being built for
company
dunnage-free
approximately 438,000. shares
opment,
Auto
lor
is
'
fered for
basis of
6-Car
System
Loader
:
:
-
..
with
$26.90
was
first
Central
On
Federal
203.
kind
When not in
The
ElectroData Corp., Pasadena, Calif. — Stock
Offering
Details—Mention was made in our issue of April 12 of
the offering of
450,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) at
$3.50 per share, with Blyth & Co., Inc., Los
Angeles,
Calif., and associates underwriting the issue. ; Of the
will
and
dividend, is eauivaon 2,264,073 shares of commork stock issued
compares
.••••.*••.«•
policy
as
^o^72,9,15, for the corresponding quarter in 1953.
fiS thCh after preferred stock for Federal income
«me ***?* Provision
which,
$1 329
$1,329,693
outstanding.
income
quarter
plan.
of
and
by recent diamond
This
April
on
including
and
President, will direct the general,
wfLi^"fay vacated
manaSement of company activities. The Executive VicePiesidency,
by Mr. Sargent, will not be filled at
this time.
Net
outstanding
1954—Month—1953
Execu¬
Chairman;
the
planning
1047.
p.
••
•
890,191
share
—V. 179, p. 1264.
Capital stock
newly-created
as
c°ncerne.d
this
commences
174, p. 2355.
usual
used
'
.
,
Fund—Quarterly. Report—
per
179,
V'V;-
.
of
the
of
project,
Products Co.
;
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—Sales Off—
All
Raymond F. Evans as
Sargent as President of the
positions
that
interests
investigate
April
on
(tion in the Bronx.
Fund—Quarterly Report—
Shares
totaled
asset
elected
A.
.
1954.
of
Howard
Shares
Dec.
policy
koaid
FPC
an
not
exercise
feet.
City
served
This Fund's 90th quarterly report to 5,500 shareholders shows assets
of $23,948,899, an increase of $3,088,029
during the first quarter of
partments
Chan man
will
the
new
the
{
to
report, issued fo approximately 21,090
$111,904,743, an increase of $9,941,487
of
BUSINESS—Corporation
Detroit Steel Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Sharply Off—
This
Proposed
—
Evans Products Co.—New 6-Car Auto Loader—
A
equipped
privately-owned laboratories. This special
undertaking by the AEC
in addition
to
work now
going on in the National Laboratories
which, will benefit both the
Dow-Edison project and other
study groups
working in the power reactor field.
Walker L. Cisler, President
of the Detroit Edison Co. and
Chairman
of the Dow-Edison
Project Management Committee'said: "Work
under
the new agreement will
move
the project out of the
predominantly
paper
study stage, and further into a stage where
actual
physical
development will be predominant."
*
;
Cisler
defined
the
mair* objective
of
the Dow-Edison
Project as
"the development of a
new
source
of heat energy;
that is, nuclear
fuels
to
compete
commercially
with
conventional
fuels."—V.
179
p. 1478.
.
the
represented by stock
for nine months from June
1,000
the
is
'
ruled
approval
that
affected by the
obtain
report.—V.
corporation
he
3,343,076
have
Dow-Edison
by
to
authorized
facilities
has
FPC license before it
constitute
found
be
indicated
ore
;
the
which
.
quarterly
shows
the
Eaton
Bow-
Development
nuclear
budgeted
Corp.
plans
1954.
.
spending of about $2,500,000 of pri¬
26
19oo.—-
outstanding,
1, 1954, to March 1, 1955.
According to the announcement, this extension will cover the period
of sinking the new TL Shaft now under
way to investigate the new
has been promoted, to
who has served as acting
Edward
B.
Germain,
former
Eaton & Howard Balanced
Dow-Edison
Dow-Edison's
of
Exchange
(Canadian)
Auto
ago.
An
to
Is
between
components
not
has
directors
for
share
Collett,
compared With 3,253,985 and value per share
$33.47 compared with $31,33 at the year-end.—V. 179, p. 1611.
steam-electric generating plants.
The companies
invested about $1,500,000 in the
study, which began
already
years
by
Edison
project
where
does
must
time
Vice-President,
David B.
last
during
be built and tested.
for
furnished
15
and
1157.
p.
in an advisory capacity. "
Crawford also has been
since
¥
Commission
point
system may
1954
money
Energy
the
to
April
on
an
Eureka Corp., Ltd.,
904,600
179,
Commission
accept
and
would
The
$463,000
Crawford,
Chalrman
property
Detroit Edison Co.—New AEC
Agreement—
announced
2
fore
1951
railway
totaled
agreement
1955,
,
1952
railway—___
income
&
Power
license application is filed.—V.
resigned
September when
President, was granted a leave of absence.
Mr. Collett, a director of
Dunlop Rubber Co. Ltd. of London, continues as Director and Vlce-
The SEC has issued Bn"order
giving interested persons until April 23,
to request a hearing upon the bond
financing proposal of this
company.
As previously reported, Delaware Power
proposes
to issue
and sell at competitive
bidding $10,000,000 of first mortgage and col¬
lateral trust bonds due 1984.
Proceeds are to be used for
new
1954,
years
proposed
April
1954,
A
$11,000,000 for the
hydroelectric project on the shore of Lake Erie hi.
Chautauqua County, N. Y.
The company filed a declaration of intention—to construct
the pro¬
posed project—with the FPC last Dec. 8. The Commission's action on
He
1953
oper.
President
Delaware Power *& Light
Co.—Hearing on Financing
-
a
Commission
Manager.
,
income
Presidency
Mr.
^
at
Accumulation
The Federal
Dole Sales Co.
General
1478.
railway
from
from
serve
1611.
and
electric
loll.
p.
Commission
railway______
Glenn
1264.
additions and improvements,—V.
179, p.
turbines,
Project—
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Corp.—Crawford President—
■
- *
•
steam
1478.
p.
Mar.31, '54 Dec. 31, '53
$18,047,297 $15,937,610
1,059,689
1,025,259
_
of
pro¬
is estimated
179,
mid-December.
Jose, sharing the new building
The consolidation is being carried out
efficiency of Dole's two California divisions.
executive
♦Deficit.—V.
any
\
/;: '
assets
Net asset value
—V.
in
by
1954
oper.
Net ry.
author¬
the
net
Shares
179,
Assets Up
of—
Total
completion
From Jan; 1—
approved
was
V.
division.
has
1.—V.
Net
16,
authorized
shares
Francisco
operating
chief
147,850
compa«ygreater flexibility
diversification."—V.
or
scheduled for
February—
Net
additional
taxes
dividends.
loan
gram
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
»
"The
the
Voss
J.
'
Milton
after
are
same
proceeds of the financing are to be applied to the
prepayment of
notes of $3,000,000 incurred
for previous construction ex¬
and the remainder will be added to the
company's working
capital and will be available for construction.
The construction
Duluth, MIssabe & Iron Range Ry.—New President—
Inc.—Management Slate Reelected—
announced
937,000
the
the
penditures
178, p. 2475.
Fred
management of this corporation received an overwhelming vote
confidence on
April 16 when stockholders voted more
than
6-1
continue the present board of directors.
The
quarters
to
outstand¬
for
Net
bank
its
and
merce
The
for
San
production
improve
—V.
295.
p.
from
move
last Jan.
indicated
division
San
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on April 5 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$6 per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents per
to
is
and
A
of
production
within 10 days.
Some warehouse areas will
by mid-July for the peak summer canning season.
will
on
both
amounted
shares
begin
use
structure
factory of the production division
About Jan. 1, 1955, the offices
with
Decca Records,
Jose
64,000-square-foot building will have warehouse space for more
300,000 cases of canned goods on the first floor and air-condi¬
tioned offices on the second. .It will be located
adjacent to the main
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.—Secondary Offering—
completed
San
than
reported for 1952.—V. 175, p. 1647.
was
its
The
1352.
It
of
Inc.
compared
for
1954
shares
amendment.
by this company for tonstruction of
building at San Jose, Calif., to house the
presently located in San Francisco.
Henry A. White, President, announced on March 31 that the gen¬
eral contract for the building has been awarded to Carl Swenson
Co.,
Consolidated net income after provision for taxes was $769,534, equal
after preferred dividends to 76 cents per share of common stock.
This
compares with net income of $773,457, or 74 cents per common share
share.
Co.—Expansion—
awarded
operations
.
1953
Pineapple
been
warehouse
marketing division,
This corporation, in its annual report for the year 1953 shows
oper¬
ating income, before taxes, of $747,507, compared with $873,971 a year
during
ago.
Figures
preferred stock
31,
common
530,180
on
The company filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April
8, 1954, covering 40,000 shares of cumulative
preferred stock ($100 par),
to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group headed by
The First Boston Corp. and G. H.
Walker & Co.
The interest rate,
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
Diversified Funds, Inc. above.—V. 179, p. 1047.
Dole
A
an
Corroon & Reynolds Corp.—Earnings for Year—
received
April 1, 1954, to
York is transfer
(Tex.)—Stock Sold—The
sold
Dividends
effective
name,
year
for
$1.23
or
Empire District Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
820,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents), offered
last July by Vickers Brothers, New York City, have all
earlier.
its
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—New Name—
See
been
changed
Investment Fund, Inc.
The Bank of New
agent for the shares.—V. 179, p. 397.
1,666 shares of common stock to be offered at the market (approxi¬
mately $30 per share) through Pyne, Kendall & Hollister, New York,
for the account of a selling stockholder.—V.
179, p. 3.
Corpus Christi Refining Co.
has
Diversified
April 7 covering
on
$732,511
March
533,158
on
plant equipment,
reported
net shipments of
$10,227,907 for the first quarter of 1954, against
$10,011,425 for the comparable period In 1953.
1
Backlog of, orders as of March 31, 1954 was
$22,900,000—V. 179.
p. 1158.
Diversified Funds, Inc.—Name Changed—
A
with
Quarter—
ended
company, a leading manufacturer
generators
and
heavy
industrial
power
1
t
quarter
per share
The
walking drag line.—
a
a
First
on
the
cents
compared
per share
ish
for
92
or
ceeds
.
Co.—Reports
income
quarter
?
provide the company with a much greater capacity for the manufacture
of
rolling mill equipment and other heavy industrial machinery.—
V. 174, p. 4.
'
Elliott
.
Monday, April 19, 1954
same
period
in
stock
number
in
1953.
ended
the
March 27, 1954 were $18,corresponding period
of
1953.
w
Volume 179
Number 5317... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Florida Power Corp.—Partial Redemption—
__
The
face
corporation has called for redemption
diate
V.
4.9o7c
payment at $100
Chemical
at
its
of
amount
179,
Bank
series
share,
per
&
Trust
1048.
p.
plus
Co.,
New
:
,
of
as
The
imme¬
York
compared
Co.'s
G-E
City.—
.
silicone-treated
silicone
Electric
dividends, will be made
agent,
.
total
arop,
1954, $106,200
st_»CK.
prexeireci
accrued
paying
.
.
May 15,
on
cumulative
and
Silicone
ceramic
to
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—March Sales Off—
Period End. Mar. 31—
1954—Month—1953
1
—V.
of
formation
of
Co.
Bankers
—
to
Co. head
a
Offer
Kuhn,
—
Competing
bids
Brothers
Brothers
The
from
and
Net
&
Co.
were
public
Stone
Webster
&
purchased
offering
from Cities
—
will
to
accrue
the
and
Co.
Gas
its
$1.24
years,
the
company
share
per
annum
per
outstanding.
now
It
paid
dividends
the
on
the
is
equal
the
01
to
shares
1,500,000
intention
of
directors
and
December
payable
and
June
on
to
declare
a
quarterly
10, 1954 to stockholders of record
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
bonds:
mortgage
series
due
1963
3%%
series
due
1971______________
loan
Common
the
of
notes,
stock
'Bonds
*
of
on
of
due June
(par
1,
from
to Jan.
With
1954 and 3 >4%
1,
time
to
time
Nov.
to
up
per
1,
1954,
in
the
States
is
company
engaged
in
and
the
of
Missouri,
intends
to
It
of
and
commercial and industrial purposes.
is purchased at wholesale,
has
company
The
All gas
Missouri,
central
two communities
in
and
eastern
the
Greater
City
it
1954,
is
anticipated
$3,500,000
quired
in
provide
to
1955,
Oklahoma
for
$4,163,000
$3,000,000
in
will
Of
1956.
be
the
funds
be
of
funds
to
meeting
April
on
value common stock to
May
under
noted
outstanding
now
complete
construction
the
and some
also
that
reconsider
will
be
is
the
proposed
for
date
changed market conditions
earlier
an
issued
this
forecast
that
with
Cities
Cities Service
of shares
of
Service
on
stock
common
Co.
and
the
have entered
below
Service
Gas
firm commitment basis the
a
forth
set
Loeb
Union
&
Co._______
Securities
Such
year.
an
the
have
issue
is
has
Co.
to
its
treasury
for
construction
such
lor
expenditures,
purposes.—V. 179, p.
be
and
to
1954—Month—1953
965,637
166,000
62,382
52,185
133,517
taxes
oper.
Net
t
income
oper
after
Union
Securities
&
Co
Operating
C.
565,000
Corp.___
*A.
-A.
M.
Reynolds & Co
Allen
&
'Dean
90,000
Fed.
!__
&
Co.-
basis the respective
$223,093
1951
1352
.
$7,274,518
$6, 825,554
2,345,612
2,274,388
1, 823,911
916,596
849,576
642,528
15,205,491
4,719,033
14,948,931
4,434,004
13, 969,901
1,826,516
1,657,400
1, 246,183
3, 504,852
an
154,411
Co., Inc.—Consolidation—
SEC
of
to
stock
and
1964,
H
H
the
will
B
&
in
principal
The
issued
of 3% 10-year notes
notes to be initially issued
the
former
wiin
company.
be
lire. As a result of
outstanding shares of 25c
into 1% shares of 10c
converted
was
sucn
to
connection
amount
holders
of
common
conver~io...—V.
177,
1
from
for
sale
the
capital
of
these
expenditures
179,
securities
and
to
will
used
be
by the com¬
Lans made for
bank
repay
1048.
p.
129,226
Ohio—Earnings—
V
for
$723,948
$648,054
$i,426,935
448,231
382,772
95,000
886,896
780,962
194,000
160,000
—
taxes—.
101,000
54,034
44,949
108.153
$237,886
93,105
175,838
three
in
$405,668
the
E.
The
earned
months
cents
70
March
share
a
with
compared
before,
year
80
31,
1954,
the
shares
share
a
433,544
on
com¬
before,
year
568,718
on
cents
based
provision
after
$480,281
ended
corresponding quarter
reported on April 15.
Heller, President,
earnings were equal to
stock outstanding,
corresponding quarter
the
—V.. 178, p. 1569. ^
160,431
Co.—Earnings Higher—
subsidiaries
in
of
the
snares.
$223,347
89,627
the
common
90,741
$125,333
its
in
taxes
with
Walter
*1,255,050
Heller &
and
company
income
pared
1954—2 Mos.—1953
oper.
179,
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—Earnings-
Period End. Feb. 23-
1954—Month—1953
50%
$942,024
$2,532,792
in
Operating expenses
835,610
/ 645,626
1,719,129
136,000
the
production
announced
was
the
on
in
unit
new
will
rapidly
increasing
April
on
16
facilities
demands
facilities
is
taxes—
oper.
Net oper.
income-
$181,893
128,618.
277,000
51,763;
.
charges—
after
Net
102,300
84,358
chlorinated
for
undertaken
being
rubber
to
meet
finishes for
base
$142,335
.$3,156,837;
98,258
;
wide
variety
of
applications such as
>257,633.
—V.
179, p.
industrial,
maintenai.c?,
the
ceilings of Toronto's new
,
a
197,600
-
169,826
107,223
The
,
1479.
1954—Month—1953
Railway oper. revenue...
Railway oper. expenses.
$305,266
$560,341
258,348
493,740
'
rubber,
and
is
of
part
a
continuing
expansion
program
material.
the
The
$635,502
240,384
masonry
$50,000,000
v/f
Anhydrous Ammonia Plant—
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$275,563
and
?tise"of
chlorinated
Period End. Feb. 28—
t.a.fic,
•coatings
193,968
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
firm
station
Parlon
in
printing .inks, adhesives, and flameproof
also has substantially increased.
-.i
The: additional unit will parallel present production facilities -for
;.$286,242
i.
plant
company's
subway.
income taxes-
chlorin¬
Construc¬
company.
the
at
Output
Parlon,
for
this
by
immediately
begin
Parlin, New Jersey.
Expansion of
production
$1,918,717
1,327,652
expansion
rubber,
tion
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$1,237,861
:v
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—To Expand Parlon
924.
p.
Operating revenues
stock shown opposite
an
Machine.,
previously
B
$7.30
of
&
American
517,123
old
of
B
&
of the
indenture
old.
12,
of
ten-year notes due March 15, 1964, are to
the application. H & B American Machine
corporation, on March 31, 1954, was merged into
Inc., a New York corporation, the name of which
stock
15,
April
on
3%
1473.
lor
common
1953
$7,321,141
filed
which
each
merger,
common
A
1611.
p.
1954
$184,403
80,829
$120,633
these underwriters have entered
number of shares of-
179,
'
'1,360,593
changed to H
Proceeds
40,000
to purchase on a
5.
13,584,969
According
then
ated
80,000
above
Expand—
179, p.
the
pany
10i,574
taxes—_
—V.
80,000
'Johnston, Lemon &
into a contract with the purchasers named
names.—-V.
Co
to
Hawaiian Telephone Co.—Securities Sold Privately—
Kidder, Peabody & Co. have placed privately $2,500,000
of first mortgage bonds, 3.40% series J, due Feb. 15, 1984,
and have arranged for the private placement of 100.000
shares of series E 5.3% cumulative preferred stock of
$10 par value.
80,000
'The company hes been advised that
their
&
8o3.
p.
for qualification
stock
147,000
Net operating income_
Net after charges
a
'Stifel, Nicolaus &Co., Inc.
185,000
Co._____
Co
Witter
Kidder
17o,
with
the
972,346
t
$107,933
1954—Month—1953
revenues
income
Other
80,000
Allyn & Co., Inc.__
pro¬
3,521,624
(Walter E.)
Operating expenses
Shares
300,000
__
arise."—V.
1939,
common
p.
$1,405,323
77,796
Fed.
,.x-Shares
Loeb
drilling
enlarged offset
an
American Machine
March
1479.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Other
Kuhn,
Increase
an
660,302
income—
under
under
bank
$111,667
charges
179, p.
General Telephone Co. of
UNDERWRITERS
'.'mV*'-'-
approve
application
This
225,000
——
to
under the Trust Indenture Act of
such
1954—2 Mos.—1953
85,000
—V.
90,000
Co.—
&
asked
1158.
B
issued.
was
prob¬
repay
81,000
Shares
Allen
be
1,651,675
Company, a Maine
Susquehanna Mills,
caused
now
$1,488,247
General
845,000
V
$6,536,196
corporation
indenture
new
1265.
448,868
purchase
Reynolds & Co.
*•
»
RR.—Earnings,
railway
p.
&
1954,
order
an
$693,986
re¬
into
1
,
.
5,000,000 shares from the 3,000,000
below.—V.
railway_
par
issued
478,823
below:
340,000
Corp
RR.
income—
oper.
179,
H
respective numbers
Shares
Kuhn,
from
This
preferred stock
no
$743,872
Net
through further bank borrowings or the sa e of securities.
nature, amount and timing of such additional financing will de¬
pend on market conditions ar.d other factors.
from
'
A
600,000
l to 15 rights offering,
authorization will be prac¬
present
The
UNDERWRITING—The purchasers named
to
Corp.—Unit
railway
from
ry.
—V.
Unit—
to
utnized
Other
will
program
,'
■
crystalized," Charles S. Hale, President, said in
the increase in authorized common capital is being
"{
railway
oper.
Net
proposed
a
the
announced,
Fed. income taxes
obtained
contract
ry.
Net
to
5
12,500,000 shares
revenues
such
needed
annual
Operating expenses
three-year construction expenditures, it is
estimated that approximately $7,663,000 can be provided from internal
sources, that $1,500,000 will be available through additional borrowings
under
its
existing bank credit agreement,
and
that the
remaining
$1,500,000
1
for contingencies tnat ma>
Central
from
from
in
spent
will
23
stock
financing both
capital expenditures.—V.
approximately
and
the
indicated.-
SEC
area.
that
to
was
Operating
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM—The
company presently estimates that
approximately $10,663,000 will be required to be expended for con¬
struction during the years
1954, 1955, and 1956.
Of such estimated
sum,
at
Period End. Feb. 28—
embracing
southeastern
Kansas
report,
Maine
Net
$4.01
General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
The
area
been
yet
due
Nebraska, having a population of
approximately 1,600,000 of which approximately 860,000 is concentrated
fri
$4.35
authorizing this corporation to make
capital contributions during 1954 in the aggregate amount of
$350,000 to its subsidiary, Northern Pennsylvania Power Co.
Northern
Pennsylvania will use the funds for construction pui poses, to reim¬
public
northeastern
Kansas,
in
announced
Loan
loans
an
of
means
"to provide
Net
$14,382,858 $13,248,290
for
gas
is located in
company
it
burse
Nebraska.
voted
President,
subsidiaries
The
and
natural
April
on
February—
873.100
cash
foreign corpora¬
operating
an
of
'
I
be
"Employees
issued.
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
1,240,000
*
par
in Delaware
principally from Cities Service Gas Co.
facilities for the manufacture of gas.
no
territory served by the
western
as
sale
stock
common
9,175,000 shares
issued
company
able,
office Is located
a
be
was
the
utility
residential,
distributed by the company
Oklahoma
Kansas,
continue
distribution
as
.'
1
under'its
9,893,000 shares.
than
more
Tegen,
The
organized
,
April
on
stock, .to
Dec. 31,'53
837,100
3,304,352 shares
present
to
F.
with interest at 3%
Aug. 22, 1925, and is authorized to do business
31,'54
1,085,000
:
outstanding
May 12, Mr. Tegen
rights oilering.<;:%/
thereafter.
annum
not
See
tically exhausted this year and the additional authorization is needed
to permit furtner common stock
linancing in the iuture.
1,500,000 shs.
BUSINESS—This company, whose principal executive
at 700 Scarritt
Building, Kansas City, Mo., was
and
for
more
series, other than bonds of the 1969 series and bonds
series, may be issued without limitation as to aggregate
1971
i,.
i
,
common
fully
annual
19,585,498
$16,304,958 $15,361,390
the authorized $5 par
from the
any
$7,500,000
tion
stock
stockholders
increase
6,000,000
2,000,000 shs.
his
Gross
5,184,000
$10)
have
General Public Utilities Corp.--Stock Increased—
The
Outstanding
+7,500,000
■
SEC
common
From Jan. 1—
*16,560,000
1956—__
assets
net
Asset value per share of common stock
FINANCING
5,400,000
V
.
now
asxed
Corp.—Asset Value Up—
outstanding
the
$18,000,000
..
.
stockholders
Gross
principal amount but subject to the restrictive provisions of the mortgage.
tUnder a bank credit agreement,
the company may borrow up to
on
loans
1954.
14,
.
.
"Although
$3.47
Mar.
Preferred
share
per
May
PRESENT
Service
Bank
September
31c
Public
of
stock
continue
.
.
.
the
with
par
gram,! additional leasehold acquisitions ahead of plays in proven oil
fields and contemplated diversification of the chemical unit's activities
2,249,432
$3.69
;
20,077,959
value
approximately
Authorized
2%%
Bank
V 4
The
1952
2,356,690
share
equity
of—
A.
CAPITALIZATION
'First
,
dividend
taxes,.
common
$5
115a.
x'w, p.
Balance
common
June,
1953
.
its
5
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.—To Increase Stock—
$29,476,082 $28,860,174
Total
Co.
to
present policy of paying dividends quarterly in March,
\i.
As
company has paid dividends in varying amounts
stock in each year since 1943.
During the last three
common
.
statement
of
to
Greyhound
DIVIDENDS—The
on
calendar
»
,
proceeds
no
Service
after
per
General
Securities
Service
income
Stockholders'
Corp. and
(jointly), $21.41; and Blyth & Co., Inc., Lehman
Barney & Co.
(jointly)
$21.40.
Smith,
shares
the
»1
paper
in flat glass;
they protect fine china
packing and shipment they increase resistance
insulators,
because
silicones
prevent
the
::
Earnings
group
from:
came
sale
shares
employees of the company
Stock Purchase Plan."—V. 179, p. 1612.
continuous films of conducting moisture.—V. 179, p. 1265.
Sales
Shares
for
registration
a
175,000
covering
offerred
applications to flat glass, chinaSilicones were said to eliminate the
shares
,
Stem
y.-
filed
company
1954,
In the authorized
which made the highest bid
on April
13 ($22.03 per share) for 1,500,000 shares of
common stock (par
$10). Public offering of these shares
is expected to be made today (April ly) at a
price of
$23.62 V2 per share.
' "-v
<
t
9,
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Co., Union Securities Corp., Reynolds & Co. and
&
N;
ceramic
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Loeb &
The
General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc.—Earnings Up—
Service
Allen
(W. T.) Grant Co.—Registers With SEC—
-
General
by
Waterford,
at
produced
$9,769,308 $10,577,742 $25,226,478 $27,8o9,213
179, p. 1265.
Gas
•
11-inch
standard
a
bottles.
is
silicone
insulators.
interleaving
chipping during
arc-over
treatment
Department
.
from
after
untreated
bottle
predicted
broken
were
the
of
for
Products
need* for
Sales
bottles
51%
to
emulsion
engineers
ware,
(1721)
•
524,534
Alabama
By-Products Corp., of Birmingham^. Ala., and Her¬
Powder. Co. on April «7 announced that they were engaged in
out plans for a joint undertaking
for the production of
cules
working
Net
General Electric Co.—Air Conditioning Orders Rise—
The
best
Division
was
Manager
the
Van
"The
boo.,t
us
will
be
Poppelen
The
General
heating
by
for
F.
to
lines
previous record
the
the
same
plant
this
second
for
to
heating
acquired
demand
last
quarter
Corp.'s
New
scheduled
capacity,
the
of
Mr.
April 6 filed
covering 150,000 shares of capital
share), without underwriting.
home
cooling
(W. R.)
letter
A
.
exceed
to
achieved
be
to
There
ing
the public on
May
in
buildings
breakage
this
and
eventually
first
transformer
production
1,700
persons
is
ex¬
will
be
including two large manufactur¬
and outlying service buildings.
The
building,
buildng is 1,200 feet long.'
Treatment
for
bottles
for
Containers—
that
substantially
released
tainers;
by
shipment was announced
the Brockway Glass Co.
and
and
jointly
on
F.
B.
Brockway Glass Co.
Brockway produces food
wine, beverage, liquor and pharmaceutical bottles;
jarred
Hess,
in
Gross
to
go
a
the
with
stock
of
be
to
$165,000,
SEC
offered
without
selling stockholder.—V.
bottle
shipment.
of
Brockway,
resistance
Tests
by
to
1 QCLJ,
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
at
($1
par
covering
at
p.
con¬
the
Brockway
announced
that
impact
fluid
engineers
of
showed
G-E
Gross
to
not
sili¬
that
a
7%
Birmingham
Alabama
the
near
area
By¬
plant
new
completion
1955.-
Laboratory—
Chemicals
Research Laboratory
was
officially
April 8 at Wilmington, Del.
Hercules' Experiment Station,
the
new
facilities
will
enable
the
company
to
expand greatly
its research
activities
in
the
development
of
new
insecticides, . fungicides,
and
plant regulatory chemicals.
v
The facilities include a main laboratory building, greenhouses, and
field
test
plots where new agricultural chemicals can be evaluated
under conditions approximating commercial usage.—V. 179, p. 105.
« •
this
company
adjacent
on
,
.
the
to
The
1266.
from
ry.
five
All
1 QM
10^9
1QS1
April
$5,039,000
1,254,429
$4,711,000
942,752
955,401
mittee
657,709
668,253
445,710
497,300
Cul'.om,
railwayrailway—
income—_
p.
9,858,000
9,425,000
9,289,000
received
2,037,673
1,611,392
2,076,556
ment
641,287
907,371
509,178
1,136,053
received
This
closed
compares
Feb.
Lansing
in
the
ment
the
27,
P.
plans
with
an
include
l£p:ted
and
of
this
of
the
of
9.8%
President,
States and
improvement of
remainder
sales
some
year.—V.
over
the
announced
opening
seven
$201,769,325
in
of
for
1953
previous
thrt
the
the
fiscal
At
p.
1153.
Mr.
nominated
year,
of the
reinstatement
were
elected
of
on
the
110,399
120,502
of
Caun-el
slate
for
for
common
voted
shares
by
Neil
P.
the company.
A directors
class
voted for
shares
candidates
against
led
management
General
Committee
against
Committee's
shares
the Stockholders Protective Com¬
by
to oppose
Board and
Protective
shares
The
285,569
the
stock
for
manage¬
directors
the manage¬
'
had
Auer
been
President
which
precipitated
a
of
on
R.
a
proxy
Hoe
7 to
&
4
Co.,
Inc.
from
February,
split vote of the board of
which extended for the
contest
meeting of the newly-constituted board of directors on April 14,
was reelected President and Charles E. Littleton as Secretary,
had
ex¬
held
for
Mr.
Auer
meeting,
the
five
14
Auer's dismissal, Mr. Littleton voluntarily
his post as Secretary of' Hoe, a position he
in order to join the Stockholders Protective
Mr.
protest from
in
years,
'
Committee.
•
After
company.
resigned
year,
company's
a
Auer
the
of
year
of approximately 28 new markets
Canada, as well as the enlarge¬
the chain's existing stores, during
179,
supporting the
corporation,
this
past eight months.
1954
record
increase
Shield,
14%—
of
to his dismissal last July
directors
$20,903,667 $18,345,711
—__—
director
nominees.
Mr.
5 Weeks Ended April 3—
Sales
last
283,551
slate.
1945
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Up
been
had
Stockholders
1,788,261
-
for
President
as
Chairman
9,541,000
ment
1158.
five
formed
The
cper.
179,
These
•
Auer
13.
$4,*>93,000
1,193,870
$4,360,000
candidates
L.
Joseph
income-—
lrom
Net
and
contents
vicinity
the
in
annually.
Works,
construction
on '■ the
within
a
few
weeks'
time,
with
Agricultural
Located
per
aggregate
an
underwriting.
179,
tons
Tarrant
New
by
railway____
railway-
oper.
pansion
Vice-President
improved
to
filed
was
capital
total
February—
1
prescrip ionware.
cones
of
a
located
be
to
45,000
(R.) Hoe & Co., Inc.—Auer Reelected President—
—V.
April
the
beer,
offered
reduces
of General Electric's SM-70 silicone emulsion reduced
the bottle-filling process to 0.014%., a drop from the
to 0.3%
breakage level, according to six-month test results
0.1
notification
shares
exceed
to
are
Net
A
coating
breakage in
normal
not
From Jan. 1—
the site,
treatment
filling
company
on
Silicone
silicone
In
1955
office
an
manufacturing
new
be
to
the
in
begin
to
for
new
opened
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings-
11.
plant.
Announces
A
by
10
buildings,
largest
-
are
stock
A
the SEC
Grace & Co.—Files With SEC—
of
5,500
proceeds
Manufacturing is already under way,
with the
having been completed in January this year.
Full
pected
letter of notification with
a
expected
Opens
gas-
units,
all-electric
industry,
$25,000,000 plant at Rome, Ga., said to be the
transformer plant In existence, will be officially
opened
employed at the
1612.
p.
The corporation on
Division's
produces oil and
and
179,
To
is
for
totals.
refrigerated
Y.—V.
be
of
located
N.
plant
new
will
south
be
York,
a
plant
new
east
products
plant
way
the
of
plant will be the first commercial producer of ammonia
Memphis,
Vicksburg, and New Orleans on the Mississippi
of
Virginia.
Agricultural and
industrial
consumers
in
this area are expected to benefit from the new plant through lower
transportation costs and increased source of supply.
1265.
p.
Golden West Poultry Farms, Inc.—Files With SEC—
production
year's
business
for
another
under
are
179,
in
ammonia
°;Birmingham.
Capacity
new
power
and
16,523
Georgia Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
been
\ New Power Transformer Plant—
dedicated
of
$110,968
$27,830
The company has called for redemption on May 15, next, $1,926,000
of first mortgage 33/4% bonds, series due 1983, at-100.89% and accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the New York Trust Co., Trustee,
•
shipments
last
electrically
conditioners
company's
$60,601
*1,226
The
1954
has helped
August
still
and
Electric Air Conditioning Division
equipment,
modern
$46,918
'13,641
and
price
This
$35,185
year.
quarter of
equipment has
Plans
expanded
outstrip
first
JVeathertron heat pumps, and drinking water coolers. The main plant
^nd headquarters of the G. E. Divbion is located in Bioomiield, N. J.
most
anhydrous
ry.
________
income—
oper.
over
period last year.
quarter.
and
second
continue
air
ry.
'Deficit.—V.
General
100%
up
shipments
new
backlog
Poppelen,
were
G-E division's
of
meet
the
Van
J.
most
the next several years."
predicted
would
packaged
in
15
conditioning and
"A
during
order
on
products
fired
air
production
added
Based
Van
those
said.!
expansion
the
reported
for
he
from
revenue
operations
Net
this company's Air Conditioning
for
Orders
1953,
Poppelen
demand
further
April
on
Division.
than double
more
record
on
•
reported
the
of
tremendous,"
.7
quarter
first quarter of
Mr.
gre
-
first
was
his
.
not
term
directors
a
as
candidate
for e'ection
as
i
director at the April 13
director running to April, 1956.
Together with
today who support him, control of the com-
elected
:
is
r.Rnv
There
of
:wo
^pcf
the pro-Auer group which had pledged itself
dismissal of Mr. Cullom as Chairman and Counsel.
directors in all in the Hoe company. Mr. Cullom and
the hands of
in
vote for
to
also
11
are
Co.
charges
These
scheduled
are
be heard
to
and
acted
of
since it was demanded in writing
on
Oct
16
1953 by owners of more than 55% of the class A stock.
Mr
Cullom had appealed the Supreme Court order to the Appellate
Division, which sustained the order, and to the Court of Appeals, which
likewise sustained the lower courts.
■
The pro-Auer Stockholders Protective Committee candidates elected
as directors 'today were as follows:
Eected by the class A stockholders for terms of three years each:
John Kadel, senior partner of Kadel, Wilson & Potts, attorneys, New
meeting
this
of
holding
the
ever
Vice-Presio.ent of The
Rein,
E.
Howard
York-
Equitable
Trust
International Great Northern RR.
Equipment Trust
Rollins & Co. Inc. and Bax¬
ter, Williams & Co., on April 16 offered $1,845,000 of
2%% equipment trust certificates, series FF, maturing
annually May 1, 1955 to 1969, inclusive. The certificates
were priced to yield from
1.80% to 3.05%, according to
maturity. The bankers won award of the certificates on
of
Co.
Chain
April 15
York.
New
class
A
tors
directors
11
stock
directors
G.
counsel,
mittee.
Cromwell.
Stockholders
the
to
Wilson
&
the
over
the
for
Attorneys
tended
and George C.
Littleton
Mr.
Berens,
Counsel
Potts.—V.
179,
The
corporation
covering
shares
Public
179,
has filed
company
Bond
Operating
STATEMENT
OF
expenses
and
1954
1953
$25,468,495 $23,546,007
20,988,346
19,604,905
1
taxes
The
1954,
7,
2,078
zation
operations),
record
April
ment.
be
offered
at
the
underwriting
No
from
is
of
one
ry.
Net
26,789
—
—V.
Howard
Stores
Corp.—March Sales
Sales
$2,264,463
—
—V.
29.9%
1954—Month—1953
income
Dividends
$3,955,474
1,383,880
1,294,224
$3,123,058
—
preferred
after
of
517,586
stock
—V.
preferred stock dividends
stock
common
Earnings
per
share—
common
$2,605,473
$2,143,664
1,351,104
$6,483,008
179, p. 1160.
Hunt Foods, Inc.—Sales
Quarter Ended Feb. 28—
$1.58
—
——
179, p. 517.
Consolidated
—V.
179,
net
Period End. March 27—
1954
sales
1953
Sales
$12,565,826 $10,903,202
——
—V.
Higher—
1954—4 Wks.—1953
1480.
p.
Kansas,
at
this
month.—V.
Railway
Railway
oper.
oper.
Railway
1954—2Mos.—1953
Ry.
$21,820,539 $23,877,489 $45,135,978 $48,698,855
17,046,316
17,473.084
35,062,151
36,286,499
revenue__
expenses,
from
rev.
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
income-—
oper.
179,
$4,774,223
$6,404,405 $10,073,827 $12,412,356
2,316,204
3,631,341
4,521,863
1,693,210
RR.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
revenue—
$846,058
expenses.
732,621
from
revenue
ry.
$924,509
247,938
262,607
517,428
from
op.
$231,521
$320,848
$407,081
$624,664
95,982
134,407
163,246
256,023
ry.
$113,437
47,228
$193,078
$145,427
company
covering
53,664
capital
stock
record
April
stock
114,752
April
on
$200,000
of
$278,884
86,667
at
$560
of
$1)
in
1
175,
letter
a
registered
to
units
unit,
per
filed
G
4'/2%
(par
be
of
p.
Quarters Ended
the
1953,
year
reported
Net
before
by
L. D. Silberstein,
Chairman of the board, were $786,231,
equal to $1.70 per share; This
compares with $683,319 for the year ending Dec. 31,
1952, equal to $1.50
per share.
Gross sales for the corporation in 1953 set a new
high
record
of
$14,217,581,
compared
as
with
$12,532,256
in
1952.—V.
Federal
Net
March
Federal
taxes
179,
$500
are
of
notification
of
underwriting.
to
be
with
and
the
12,000
Net
sale
towards
terms
company intends tp apply the net
proceeds
reduction
of
amounts
owing by the
which,
at
March
31,
1954,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
HFirst
Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds:
A 3%, due June
1, 1972—
totaled
taxes
income
on
on
added
Rights
to
PRESENT
A
Series
B
Series
C
Series
37
D
,
due
Note payable
Nfd. 6%
non-cumul.
(participating)
to
are
178,
in
and
on
the
certificate
S
authorized
issuance
for
of
charter
but
is
the
additional
Amendment
provided
indenture
Jan.
$76,000,000
bonds
filed
the
18
*652,921
Cr28,600
of
Power
of
exchange
the
areas
company's
in
$2,854,000
of
$2.50
Sincere
and
A.
at
Kropp,
filed
was
stock
common
per
&
Co.,
Chairman
with
(par
33»/3
share)
the
$7,041,000
12
Dec.
to
at
other
Gas
Months
The
of
Ended
Jan.
expenses
'
'
•
and
—
31,
1953
In
the
aggre¬
previous
income
net
was
Construction
expenditures
for
the
1955
be
to
170,000
kw
constructed
completed in
unit
at
at
the
Island
1954
new
Park.
and
part of
Edward
These
F.
the
Barrett
estimates
are
funds
expected
will
to
earnings.
The
financing
conditions
contemplates
y
construction
program through 1955, it is estimated
require approximately $70,000,000 in addition
be provided by depreciation accruals and re¬
nature,
amounts
and
will depend in part
existing,
raising
time
from
actual
timing
construction
on
time.
to
Subject
sucli
of
and
progress
these
to
con¬
unforeseen
circumstances, the company presently
1954 approximately $11,000,000 from tho
during
stock and $20,000,000 from the sale of
mortgage bonds.
revolving bank credit in the amount of $40,000,000 is available to the
common
until Dec. 31,
1954.
>
GIVING
EFFECT
mortgage bonds
A
3%,
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
B
198Q
1,
$20,000,000
—
C
D
3 >4%, due July 1, 1972—
3%, due Jan. 1, 1958—.
35/a%, due Dec. 1, 1S76—
E
3%%,
due
Oct.
"Outstanding
Unlimited
a.
Sept.
due
30,000,000
12,000,000
.
25,000,000
1982—
1,
20,000.000
F 3% %,
due Sept. 1, 1983—
sink, fund debs, due May 1, 1969
stock
($100
i
in series
series
25,000,000
$16,000,000
14,125,000
cumulative,
pari
-
600,000 shs.
—
B
100,000 shs.
series
D
series
E_
stock
70.000 shs.
($10
200,000 shs.
5,520,499 shs.
8,000,000 shs.
pari__T
conditions,
under
below-named
firm
a
31—
W. C. Langley & Co._
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
$7,860,000
to
April
be
net
7.
—20,000
—20,000
Coi$
20,000
arc
to
8,700
Shields
8,700
A.
8,700
Lynch.
Fenner
&
Pierce,
Beane
&
Webster
&
8,700
Dr64,410
—
Operating
operating
Dr79,487
Operating
taxes
1,628,133
income
W.
E.
Hutton
M.
&
Co.—
Rand
&
&
Marks
&
Co.—
.
5,000
5,000
Co.—
Co.—
>
5,000
5,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Hentz
6,400
6,400
Company,
2,450
2,450
—
STATEMENT
OF
1954—3 Mos.—1953
EARNINGS/
1954—12 Mos.—1953
-
$20,081,565 $17.039,561$69,548.814 $60,101,540
16,170,042
13,772,617
57,166,366
50,010,107
$3,911,523
$3,266,944
3,795
3,895
21,459
11,602
$3,907,728
$3,263,049
$12,360,989
$10,079,831
1,194,092
985,611
4,191,988
3,442,930
$2,713,636
$2,277,438
$3,169,001
$6,636,851
dividends——
404,029
256,250
1.503,825
936,111
stk.
$2,309,607
$2,021,188
$6,665,176
$5,700,740
deductions
„
(net!
income
Gross
Income
$2,928,615
stock
Hutzler—
and
Inc
deductions—
•
income
&
Company—'
$12,382,448 $10,091,433
$4,738,833
1,664,618
B
Bros.
&
Allyn
$4,818,320
•
$4,593;233
deductions
&
6,400
_6,400
8,700
revenues—
exp.
C.
H.
8,700
Period End. Mar. 31—
:
E
8,700
—
Laurence
8,700
;
.
Securities
COMPARATIVE
I
•
Curtis
Co.—
Merrill
go
179,
to
series
White, Weld & Co'._
Salomon
Sachs
1953
$4,657,643
subject
the
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Hemphill. Noyes & Co.—
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
the
at
company.—V.
1954
all
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc_
covering
offered
proceeds
the
are,
buy
Share3
Goldman,
on
Other
Interest, etc.,
to
Shares
$34,235,155 $30,559,790
29,577,512
25,741,470
„
underwriters
commitment
stock:
Union Securities Corp
taxes—
income
Preferred
for
company
changes in costs and availability of labor and materials.
additional
preferred
Co.—Earnings—
revenues—
Other
the
electric
Glenwood
company
market
for
being
complete the
Stone
Operating
'
of
totaled
Smith, Barney & Co.
:
11.200
Glore, Forgan & Co.—____ 8,700
SEC
cents)
President
$3,110,700
230,000
230,000
$2,698,615
$2,880,700
$0.89
$0.95
dividend requirement
certain
income
Net
Preferred
.
Balance applicable to
Net income
1954
thp
—V.
pel* common
common
stock—
share—3,039.860 shares
179, p. 1372.
located
an
Balance
"Earns,
(M. H.)
Total
after
Shares
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
178,
on
com.
com.
share
average
Lamston, Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
1954
1953
-
common
2574.
$5,399,808
110,817
116.472
Total
147,133
taxes
common
138,600
Shares
$0.74
$0.84
stock
share
:
—
number
S0.42
of
SO.42
shares
Sl.29-
outstanding.—V.
Loo mis- Say les Mutual Fund, Inc.—Asserts
$5,425,273
Earnings
for
per
"Based
Sales
were
with
than 1,400,000.
more
income
$7,733,000.
amounted to $58,516,000 and
UNDERWRITERS—The
through L. D. Sherman & Co.,
Chicago.
and
Year Ended Jan. 31—
in
j
together
"Excluding $4,650,000 of short-term bank loans presently outstanding
the revolving bank credit of $40,000,000.
"$207,321
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$3,658,000
Gross income
in"a"sed ',rom
which
telephones
to
is
the
usual
Operating income
& C=
following
63%
.
financing,
and gas
service
in
Nassaif
contiguous Rockaway peninsula in
Population" of the territory served
revenues
net
subsequent
a
Station
Common
485,600
$26,390,
-
service: Bristol
Tennesse?—veS179 p^m?™50" ^ Kingsport- and Elizabethton'
;>rox mately
scheduled
indenture
contains
March
delivery
are estimated at $94,000,000,
of
property, as follows: $26,000,000 for
production, $20,000,000 for transmission, $30,000,000 for distribution;
In addition, $12,000,000 is estimated for gas
property and $6,000,000
for common property.
Electric production includes expenditures for a
The First Boston
Operating
'
thereunder.
sLeTtTlwo.mZ",es.t0Ck-VC>tlng
for
under
electric
City).
PROGRAM
1954
4.25%,
54,990
income—
712,500 shs.
the
1,
4.35 %,
1953
$4,877,855
1954—Month—1953
sales__
notification
Laclede
35,000 shs.
in
and
CONSTRUCTION
which
5%,
1954
1570.
p.
5,800
1,000,000 shs.
amount
supplemented,
of
York,
Net
—
the
the
York
revenues
period
3%%
1160.
(estimated
Roy
supplies
Corp.
713,000
1,961,000
35,000 shs.
$101
first
already
subject to redemption, at the option
$104.25% to $102
per share,
from
and
(New
operating
Preferred
1372.
p.
373,000
$10)
;.eslnctions
Deluding
1976
proceeds
Counties
$66,507,000
Series
expire
$937,000
$5,800
(par
maximum
Ho
stock—non-voting
ipar
amended
'By
1,
stock-voting
Common
"No
Dec.
is
stock
EARNINGS—Operating
gated
Series
Kinney Co., Inc.—March Sales Off—
p.
letter
New
Outstanding
3V2%, due April 1, 1970—
3%%, due Jan. 1, 1977
with
is
Corp.
prices
by the company is estimated at
issuable
_„
store
179,
market
FINANCING
Authorized
Series
facility,
trainers
1613.
Series
working capital.
(estimated)
—
26,450 shares
on
$1,600,000.
at
County
Series
Kropp Forge Co., Cicero, 111.—Files—
.
from
company
notes
retail
—V.
purchased by two principal stockholders, the Southern
Bell Telephone &
Telegraph Co. and The Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. of
Virginia.
The remaining
78,336 shares have been underwritten by a
group of
underwriters headed by Courts &
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
PROCEEDS—The
navigational
Series
SEC
shares
present debenture holders
debentures and 30 shares of
31—
Period End. March 31—
Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—The
offering to its common stockholders of rec¬
ord March 30 the right to subscribe on or before
April 28
for 142,500 additional shares of common
stock at par
($10 per share) on the basis of one new share for each
four shares held.
Of this total, 64,164 shares are to be
Jiort
*
(Convairs)
under
loss
"Profit.—V.
Inter-Mountain
the
Contract—
T-29
35
Authorized
$1,867,428
(G. R.)
company is
of
ranging from
plus accrued dividends.
case
Series
1372.
p.
the
p.
preferred
CAPITALIZATION
to
sales
Loss
for
overhaul
141.
debentures
offered
without
May 4. The net proceeds
on
Industrial Brownhoist Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Upearnings
E
Suffolk
sale of
Kingston Products Corp.—Earnings—*
Net
257,921
International
BUSINESS—Company
and,
A
1160.
p.
1266.
p.
459,578
199,227
on
179,
company,
tained
,$1,166,698
542,034
income..-
oper.
of
income
oper.
179,
1,561,918
ry.
operations
et
-V.
1954—2 Mos—1953
$583,455
Pillsbury Mills, Inc. below.—V.
The
$1,840,802
1,536,248
292,121
186,956
will be used by the company for the redemption of $10,000,000
par value of outstanding 5.25%,
series A preferred stock, and $10,•
000,000 par value of outstanding 5.25%
series C preferred stock.
First
$1,681,675
230,824
funds,
to
1954—Month—1953
$479,459
Keps Electric Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With SEC—
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$931,601
738,523
Work
Y.
N.
series
company
Co.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
1,279,230
120,463
140,613
operational
The First Boston
that
Ry.—Earnings—
Kellogg Co.—New Canadian Affiliate—
Terminal
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Gulf
&
expenses—:—
179,
See
Illinois
the
subject
revenue-
rev.
ry.
—V.
1372.
p.
1,151,609
has been announced by Lockheed Aircraft Servico
siderations and other
railway
operations
base.
110,000 kw unit
*
,
Oklahoma
oper.
oper.
Net
Net
105,611
1,183,917
Long Island Lighting Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
Offering of 200,000 shares of 4.35% cumulative preferred
stock, series E, at par ($100 per share) and accrued div¬
idends was made on April 14 by a syndicate
jointlymanaged by W. C. Langley & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc. and
cost
1954—12 Wks.—1953
1
•
,
Period End. Feb. 28—
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
the
for
way
To
Period End. Feb. 28—
112,768
1,051,218
$6,312,000.
$20,617,631 $18,506,378 $61,742,812 $54,906,082
179,
1049.
p.
70,708
186,568
110,824
1160.
contract
year,
Jewel Tea Co. Inc.—Current Sales
Show Gain—
.
1951
$532,659
123,657
railway
income—
York
1,351,104
$1.92
outstanding
The corporation on April 12 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 49,000 shares of common stock to be offered
at $1
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for work¬
ing capital.
Lower—
$5,233,320
1952
$534,167
152,,487
income
New
$2,661,250
517,585
_
—
on
Balance
Shares
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$3,229,964
1953
$598,308
72,439
U, S. Air Force
each
I-S Ultd., Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Period End. March 31—
1954
$511,923
railway
179, p.
in
$4,506,938
deductions
1160.
p.
oper.
14,372
,
1048.
p.
177,
railway
from
ry.
Queens
179,
89,799
oper.
Net
the
involved.
1954.—V.
for
220,468
74,006
,
Net
part of 1953 and early 1954 for construction.
The remaining
balance
is intended
to
be used for construction expenditures, esti¬
$1,800,000
173,366
59,477
from
of
new
proceeds are to be used in part to provide for the payment
short term bank loans in the amount df $130,000 incurred in the
at
(net)_
income
Income
latter
mated
173,232
50,560
From Jan. 1—
$3,941,102
$4,480,149
subscription
for
rate
535,560
167,250
income—
PROCEEDS—Net
Net
of
income
Gross
by stockholders of
share for each eight
sharer; then held (with unsubscribed shares being offered to officers
and employees).
The subscription price is to* be supplied by amend¬
to
1954,
23,
44,217
534,839
oper.
Net
a
covering
additional
an
registration statement
with
the
SEC
on
41,159 shares of $15 par common stock (plus
shares which may be acquired through stabili¬
filed
company
April
earnings
Other
48,039
29,097
525,956
Lehigh & New England RR. -Earnings—
The
Co.—Registers With SEC—
111,164
23,711
Deficit.—V.
A
EARNINGS
revenues
Operating
1951
$262,504
89,191
527,986
February—
I
Gross from railway
Refunding—
an
COMPARATIVE
Net
Housatonic Public Service
income—
1952
$264,443
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—New Govt.
Co.—Plans
12 Months Ended Feb. 28—
at
be
from
ry.
*
1160.
p.
Service
application with the Federal Power Com¬
for the issuance of $7,500,000 principal
amount of first mortgage bonds, it was announced on April 9.
The bonds, which would be issued and sold at competitive bidding,
would be dated May 1, 1954, and would mature May 1, 1984.
Proceeds
from the issuance would be used to help provide funds for the redemp¬
tion
of
outstanding
first mortgage
bonds,
the
application
says
12 filed a letter of notification with the
of 6% preferred stock (with warrants to
April
on
30,000
60,000 shares of class A common stock( to be offered
par
<$10 per sharel, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
used to finance home improvements.—V. 179, p.
1372.
79,871
railway-,—
railway L_,
oper.
Net
bid 99.174,
Hutzler
&
1953
$256,214
83,638
$254,697
from
Net
the
This
Exchange Commission—
purchase
Salomon Bros.
mission requesting authorization
Plainfield, N. J.
Home Improvement Financing: Corp.,
1954
railway—.1
railway—'
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Gross
Commission.—V.
Iowa
<
—Files With Securities and
and
issue
merce
&
Sullivan
were
925.
p.
Demas, attorney.
Committee were
group in the litigation which ex¬
Sullivan & Cromwell and Kadel,
Auer
months
six
nast
Protective
Inc.
is to be secured by
the following new standard-gauge
equipment estimated
to
cost
$2,315,447:
9
Diesel-Electric
Road Switchers, and
125 all-steel 50-ton box cars.
Issuance of the
certificates
is
subject to the authorization of the Interstate Com¬
Berens
of
Berens,
Co.
railroad
are
Organization, Inc., stockholder relations
managed the campaign for the Stockholders Protective Com¬
The operating group which
handled the campaign included
Julius
SEC
The
to serve three-year terms each, and the two
elected annually for one-year terms each.
elected each year
are
common
from
Net
bid of 99.258.
a
Stuart &
also for 2%s.
divided
are
on
Halsey,
,
into two classes, nine representing
stock and two representing the common.
Three class A direc¬
Hoe's
—
Certificates Offered—Blair,
Md,; Richard F. W. Stanton, Hartford, Conn., President of
Co., and Hanson Whitney Co.
Elected
by the common stockholders for terms of one year each:
Charles J. Kraus, Jr.,
Philadelphia, Pa., real estate and insurance;
Albert C. Simmonds, Jr., President and Trustee, the Bank of New York,
Mr.
ry.
Occupancy of the manufacturing building is planned for he spring of
and will progress gradually throughout the year.—V. 179, P- 1480.
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$6,283,466 $13,482,407 $14,804,963
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry. -Earnings—
February—
1955
Baltimore,
Whitnev
Net
1
-j
1954—Month—1953
1480.
p.
from
long.
.
_
179,
Net
N.
$5,443,251
—
—V.
Gross
Poughkeepsie,
19, 1954
Lane Bryant, Inc.—March Sales Off—
Period End. March 31—
Sales
feet
by the
upon
stockholders at a special meeting called for May 13, by an
the New York State Supreme Court.
Mr. Cullom had opposed
A
irder
of
April 12 the selection of Turner
City, and G. D. Campbell Building
on
York
New
of
Y„ as general contractors for the construc¬
tion of a new plant at Kingston, N. Y.
The architects are Giffels
and Vallet, Inc. of Detroit, Mich.
The
320,000
square-foot building will be patterned after existing
IBM factory buildings.
The new plant will be 250 feet wide by 1,000
interests
class
announced
corporation
Co.
Corp.—New Plant—
Business Machines
International
This
Construction
charges of "conduct inimical to the
supporters are under
of the coipor&tion.
his
and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April
The Commercial
(1722)
6
As of March. 31—
net
179.
of
p.
shareholders
518.
p.
1480.
Higher—
1954
1953
—_—.—
$34,913,713
$30,670,895
902,743
—
outstanding
Number
—V.
assets
$1.27
179,
810,391
6,300
5,500
Volume
Number 5317
179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
7
(1723)
1
'
Louisiana
Arkansas
&
Net
railway—
$2,258,062
$2,049,439
$1,770,914
782,397
947,704
762,101
611,507
income—
432,416
470,606
oper.
ry.
from
Gross
from
Net ry.
—V.
179,
3,820,161
1,652,301
1,370,519
vegetables;
723,360
447,477
from
Net
ry.
Nashville
—V.
6,705.577'
179;
37,599,663
10.321,315
39,573,055
10,605,483
36,101,206
8,271,626
4,328,075
5,189,323
5,282,325
ry.
*
by
carried
incmoe—
corporation
division
first
be
to
of
their
manufacturing
the
field
own
This
market.
of
company,
heretofore
have
selling
Lowenstein
cloth
division
new
of; a
The
this new
Ala. v
buying
as
represents
mills
for
well
as
have
price
First
California
179,
R.
Staats
Co
&
—
is
It
there
understood
is
pany
will be
.1
.
negotiating
made
are
number
a
The
shares
of Las
of
stock,
common
each
Vegas, Nev.—Files—
class
class
stock
preferred
A
class B
stock
of
(par
5,000
and
$5)
$5) to be sold in units of one
unit through Robert B. Fisher
(par
at $10
per
near
,
com¬
announcements
for
the
slightly
were
12%
decline
this
high
the
in
its
of
months
fiscal
All
fidelity
volume
offset
than
set
first
the company's
Television sales by units
fiscal
1953, although the
business.
period
Shrinking
dollar
belief
erroneous
priced
—V.
178,
that
buyers
consequence,
lower
volume
of
is
television
imminent.
As
a
minimizing their investment by purchasing
instead of consoles, Mr. Freimann said.
models
last
Oversubscribedv-The
Inc.—Offering
Park,
public offering of $2,500,000 6% subordinated con¬
vertible debenture, due 1969, and 250,000 shares of com¬
mon stock in units of $100 of debentures and 10 shares
stock
of
at
$101
unit
per
and the books closed.
details in V.
See
179,
methanol
U.
and
sales
personnel
tributed
has
$2,173,867
$4,217,637
,1.647,227
3,303,748
238,309
391,188
564,098
■J 88,545
62,306
130,430
32,763
27,891
53,714
$157,857
$198,134
$338,557
three
Joint
fac.
rents
9,583
26,681
25,701
(Or)
113,852
1
56,914
at
U,
I.
S.
packaging
ry.
income-
oper.
v
_
Gross
will
Mathieson
Industrial
S.
at New
continue to
also
$207,717
$365,238
123,324
103,992
243,654
Co.
Corp.—V. 179, p. 1481.
is
division
a
The
v,
income
$103,725
$121,584
$313,322
—_a__<
; To Sell Bus Holdings—
The
execution
road's
stock
England
of
underlying
with
common
stock.—V.
40,000
174, p. 810.
'
V."
"
Maine
Lines,
Greyhound
nounced
April
on
Inc.,
the
In
for
undisclosed
an
sum,
the
the
rail¬
an¬
shares
of
sales
178,
:
2t
End. March
from
—
ry.
$1.50
are
to be used
179, p. 1373.
proceeds
and
aircraft
purchase
to
Telephone
Bell
Michigan
Operating
Operating
Other
direction
An
it
is
overall
of
application
will
action
and
Transportation
the
opinion
of
approval
the
by
the
actual
made in
service.
authorization of the trans¬
the Interstate Commerce
will be delayed for some
with
179, p. 1267.
issue of April 12 of the
our
offering to common
28,83d shares of
l-for-10 basis, with
Further details follow:
purchase
and
which
stores
April 23.
on
'PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
Installation
the
GIVING
used, during
be
to
of fixtures
expects to
company
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
promissory notes
trust
deed
PRESENT
TO
Series
$1
($15
.
!
value):
par
,
,
,
C
179,
(50
cents
to
the
company
March
evidenced
^
y
28,358 shs.
60,000 shs.
12,375 shs.
(i317,130 shs.
each
1
of
each
year
1,
1,
year
^Assumed
a
of
,
1953,
under
the
each
at
$250,000
of
1
each
on
including
year
Jan.
Jan.
1,
1,
thereafter to and
1964, and Jan. 1
1968.
including interest,
on
such
each
annual rate of $1
Including
land
series
per
9,900
and
with
are
is
payable
in
final maturity
entitled
to
monthly
installments
in January,
cumulative
1963.
dividends
at
Net
ry.
option plan."
for
issuance
under
the
39,016
15,239
Net
from
Net
ry.
13,077
*5,935
310,867
347,327
•Deficit.—V.
91,873
179,
78,619
47,660
120,553
19,586
"stock
had
25,857
*95
48,272
its
transistors
April
to
'
'
•
begin
being
B.
established
in
facilities
handle
The
new
half
as
transistor
production
and
Produc¬
sales.
the
fuel
Wishart
quirements,
wide
the
said
that
new
along
transistor
variety of applications,
control
lighter,
75%
vacuum
as
86%
smaller and uses
tube systems of comparable
less than
field
and
in
field,—V.
munications
with meeting the company's own re¬
would be supplied commercially for a J
from
from
Net
ry,
including use in servo-mechanisms in the
equipment in the low-frequency com¬
179,
p.
518.
1954
Gross
ry.
__
income
1953
1952
—V.
179,
$1,684,263
176,078
347,052
140,972
$1,739,282
381,461
91,311
$1,503,246
328,084
3.019,892
3,418,629
250,216
31,809
3,350,540
3,631,471
391,497
659,017
892,308
778,331
220,007
266,378
279,546
246,115
p.
1481.
joint
methanol
project with
Germany,
are
|
has
179,
p,
been
made
as
to
the
loc&tion
of
the
isocyanate
106.
for
England and
Lefor,
This area is not now served with natural i
N. D.
gas.
addition
In
the
to
56
miles
of
gas
transmission
cost
distribution
line,
to construct distribution systems in the
of the project is $728,854, including
also proposes
estimated
systems.—V.
179, p.
the
company
four towns. Total
$165,047 for the
1482.
lative
Power Co.—Seeks
company,
the
issuance
1951
income
railway
oper.
a
joined
*
with
railway——
from-
from
Net
as
with Farbenfabriken Bayer Aktiengesellin setting up a jointly-cwned com-,
the production of isocyanate chemicals.
produce either rigid or flexible porous plas¬
formulations, fibers, adhesives and as Inter¬
chemical compounds.
The flexible and rigid
expected to be among the major applications, for
this
Montana
'
$1,606,802
railway
railway..
oper.
City
This
The
Gross
Texas
York.
,
various
.Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Net
under con¬
include the
Tex., an
larger units now
schedule.
These
authority to construct a total of about 56 miles of pipeline in Hettinger
and Stark Counties, N. D., to supply natural gas to Regent, Mott, Nev/
accuracy, >
said.
company
Mr.
is
system
power
common
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Plans Expansion—
company
has applied to the Federal Power Commission
are
Minn.,
much
a
said a new division of the company was
President,
to
/
Formed—
has
Leverkusen,
decision
No
being set up in the company's main factory in
following several months of pilot line operations.
The new unit already has been used by the company to build
the
first
transistorized
fuel-measuring
system
in the aircraft industry.
tion
Minneapolis,
'
this was equal to $1.01
reported that the
are
moving on
also
company
of
plant.—V.
Wishart,
subsidiaries for the
Allen Thomas, Presi¬
-
overcome.
porous plastics
isocyanates.
15.
Paul
Charles
country for
Isocyanates are used to
tics, new synthetic rubber
mediates in making other
power
become
consolidated
Monsanto
New Affiliate
volume production within the next 60
transistor—one of the first high-output
commercially available, it was announced on
will
new
been
in
construction at
Chemical Co. of New
This
schaft
type
company
its
and
company
under
pany
of
stock for Marietta; and the
until April 14, 1954, to re¬
reported
Thomas
Heyden
1267.
p.
persons
Chemical Co.—Sales Etc.—
this
of
Thomas
plant
income
common
par
interested
company's new polyethylene plastics plant at Texas City,
eighth phosphorus furnace at Soda Springs, Idaho, and a
*3,502
325,775
railway
oper.
$100
given
.
struction
39,121
•
18,032
railway
the
of
has
first
Mr.
$149,989
320,013
income-
oper.
from
1267.
p.
that the nylon plant owned by The Chemstrand Corp., jointly owned bv Monsanto and American Viscose Corp., j,
has been operating successfully since it started late in 1953.
"The
capacity of the plant is being enlarged month by month and
we
anticipate that the chemical section which produces the nylon flake
will be in operation by mid-year," he said.
He reported that the
problems
encountered •with
Chemstrand's Acrilan synthetic acrylic
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
reserved
51,387
railway—_—
4,792,473
the
Mr,
1951
1952
$148,238
From Jan. 1—
the
share.
shares
from
February—
the company as a part of the purchase price of land
cost of approximately $72,000.
The note is secured by
$400,
of
and
to
deed
SShares
Jan.
$25,000 each on Jan. 1, 1954, and
and including Jan. 1, 1958; $35,000
and $49,000 each
thereafter
by
a
of
thereafter to
1969,* and
1963;
trust
UNot
$500,000. On
under each agree¬
company
borrowed the additional
agreement.
These
borrowings are
exceeding
not
amount
borrowed
installments
annual
Jan.
on
acquired
2,
loan
notes Rearing interest at the annual rate of 4'/»'/<. The
principal "amount of the loans under each agreement is
in
each
aggregate
company
$250,000
including Jan.
of
an
the
into
by
aggregate
payable
in
entered
company
Net
36,738,042
7,230,010
3,475,218
39,613,751
* 9,425,468
4,185,806
quarter ol' 1954 were $83,314,439,
dent, announced on April 8.
fiber
1953
$155,085
38,680,355
7,894,770
2,424,536
share.
1
1954
$164,492
1951
1952
34,215,650
6,091,972
prdvision for preference dividends
Middletown, N. Y.—Files
on
RR.—Earnings—
TWO MONTHS
FIRST
quarter sales were 3% less than the sales of $85,518,922
first quarter of 1953, but were higher than the fourth quarter
sales of $82,589,640, Mr. Thomas said.
Income after taxes lor the first three months was $5,463,164.
Alter
'
February—
Gross from railway-
plan
hearing
a
The
April 2
shares of
corporation
a
to
to go
which I believe is in
in the public interest.
1953
first
for
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 5,000
7%
cumulative preferred stock to be
offerfed sX par ($10 per share) through Frazee, Olifiers & Co., New
York.
The net proceeds will be used to reduce notes payable and for
working capital.
days
12,375 shs.
value)—
par
the
Nov.
on
.of
amount
Jan.
1953,
16,
and
ment
1953,
10,
3,860,657
:
_
_
income.
shares
Sales
$4,317,033
3,464,178
Mid-State Commercial Corp.,
The
This
600,000 shs.
—!_———„!a_—._.—!.
stock
Feb.
-On
$3,924,680
1,876,494
Output of Power Transistor—
agreements with
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company and Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
respectively, each of which provided for loans
t
1267.
p.
and
for
close
are
I
$18,922,643 $19,469,399 $16,187,566
4,113,608 J 4,582,746
1,920,667
1,271,329
2,200,137
2,208,010
1,058,358
railway...
oper.
Monsanto
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Plans Volume
FINANCING
28.558 shs.
'
——;
Dividend Series
Series
the
for
64,000 shs.
A
Common
1954
Outstanding
$1,000,000
34,674
*$1,000,000
——
note—
gPreferred stock
179,
equipment for four new
during the current year.
and
open
Authorized
4V*%
$5%
com¬
stock at $16.50 per share, on a
rights to expire
$2,091,737
1,616,938
charges—
case,
AND
we
3,164,802
.
railway
2307.'
p.
2,012,367 '
2,214,637
$1,849,283
operating income
Midland Valley
(Calif.)—Stock Offering—Mention was
stockholders of record April 7 of
mon
1954—2 Mos—1953
997,710
the
holders
negotiations
parties.
$17,070,480
.
income!-
the
believe
thereon.
Marietta proposes to use the proceeds of
the stock sale
to pay off a $200,000 open account indebtedness to
Monongahela and for property additions and Improvements.— V. 178,
Co.—Earnings—
<1,085,747
taxes—
security
1954
oper,
from
4,500
for
consummation
pending these proceedings.—V.
Market Basket
taxes—
the
settle
to
effort
of
in
and
case
interested
the
Monongahela Power Co.—To Increase Investment—
company has joined with
its subsidiary, The Marietta (Ohio)
Co., in the filing of an application with the SEC for an order
authorizing Marietta to issue and sell to Monongahela an additional
the
and
Greyhound
the
Income
after
is
Co.
both
improved passenger
for
filed
be
Commission
time
Central
and
.—
operating
Net
—V.
Maine
expenses
de
Electric
$16,169,224 $15,304,203 $33,080,265 $31,182,251
11,582,029
10,272,530
23,373,062 20,869,393
1,652,165
1,942,226
3,567,886
3,983,458
„_
this
effort
of
Pacific
of
most
railway
Commission
1954—Month—1953
revenues
internal re¬
facto single
an
This
199,800 shares of class A stock (par$l)
share.
;
%
per
net
The
77
•
Stock
offered publicly
working capital.—V.
deal
great
Missouri
with
railway
from
Net
King, Libaire, Stout & Co. on April 5
Offered—Eisele &
Sec.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
/Net ry.
N. J.
whether
from a situation such as is presented in the
which the plan for merger of the Missouri
has been initiated and proposed by them.
such a merger as "essentially
it is merely a recasting of a
to
a
the
interest
Net
1953
$7,935,511 $16,900,264 $18,903,815
Transport, Inc., Teterboro,
Air
Atlantic Coast Line,
in
that
put
of
from
—V.
Meteor
the
for decision in this case is
Commission ha3 the power under
EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY
Net
1954
with
merge
having no prior connection with the
by the Court in the first sentence of
question
case
case,
in
with
best
the
Jan. to March 27—
1953
to
and
February—
$6,113,883
_a<__
77,
stated
subsidiaries
refers
have
forward
SEC on April
Plan for em¬
the company's
1613.
p.
such
its
agreement
Gross
Net
the railroad's highway
railroad and the Grey¬
hound Linp that the transaction will result in better highway service
for
the
people In the area served by the Transportation company.
Both managements expressed a desire to cooperate in the future in the
The
subsidiary
3,620,693
l,288,28f
enterprise."
an
New
was
by the two companies.
8,
13,187,649
3,805,523
1,551,798
Commerce
Pacific
and
settlement
'
With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the
participations in its Pro it Sharing
together
Federal
providing for the sale of
Central Transportation 'Co. to
agreement
an
13,685,706
4,050,365
1,603,321
Sec.
As
■
sole
"The
Interstate
We
5,000
ployees,
opinion:
opinion
organization
V:-
;
Electric ^Co.—Registers
company
covering
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net
13,975,938
780,978
bankruptcy
Coast.
The
Distillers '
National
of
' '
iMcGraw
12,
210,446
$44,479
etc
11,656,228
2,121,139
the
Pacific
Y.
N.
Chemicals
East
Missouri
$523,768
$167,603
income
int.
936,528
RR.-r-Negotiations Progressing—Guy
Trustee, in a statement released on
under
in
not
quest
Rentals
927,110
$5,966,08?
1,415,443
512,758
Pacific
distinguished
Orleans, Chicago and Balti¬
utilize its packaging points
plants
Chicago and Rochester,
at
Net
Other income
1951
$7,041,747
2,258,598
Bankruptcy Act to submit
a' plan of reorganization to a
district court whereby a debtor railroad would be1 compelled to merge
with
another railroad having no
prior connection with the debtor."
It
held
that
it
could
not.
The
opinion clearly
and emphatically
on
more.
$498,067
9,946
Equipment rents
1952
2,294,720
qeustion for decision in the Florida East Coast case was whether
could, under Sec. 77, compel the Florida East Coast, a road
road
of
nationally through automotive outlets.
plans to expand merchandising activities that have been
in
connection
with
these
products and will utilize the
carried
3,317,299
171,664
expenses—
1953
$7,133,757
1,083,339
389,245
opinion
Florida
its
$4,550,230
1,624,093
revenues
Operating
Taxes
RR. —Earnings—
ICC
the
will
market private
label,
"U.
S.
I.
and
"Super Pyro"
methanol
type anti¬
by U. S. I.
The latter two brand are dis¬
glycol
type,
formerly marketed
freezes
Co.,
>
and
Permanent"
Retail
$2,074,922
Operating
126,295
1267.
p.
bankruptcy
a
of ethylene glycol and
antifreeze ingredients to
absorbed
the
U. S.
I.
anti¬
a
Chemicals
Industrial
S.
,
freeze
—V.
1954—12 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
322,430
147,211
not
The
Melville Shoe Corp.—March Sales Lower—
Maine Central RR.—February Earnings Lower—
270,309
166,673
$5,698,331
railway
railway.—;
income...
179,
the
basic
manufacturer
heretofore
supplier of these
corporation,'
1954
Period End. Feb. 28—
373,690
75,583
of the Supreme Court in the Florida East Coast case
only not "a road block" in the. path of- the Missouri Pacific
Reorganization under Sec. 77, of the Bankruptcy Act, but, on
the contrary, is a green light.
17%; for the year to date.—V. 179, p. 925.
or
—4 Wks.
■-
801,067
System
Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Distributes U.S.I. Products
This
1613.
p.
816,482
114,416
oper.
The
is
oversubscribed
quickly
was
936,988
1954
Thompson,
April 7, said:
ordinary business for the first three months of 1954
the largest quarter in the company's history, and a
new
'V,
Magnolia
51,822
670,424
<\'\v
Missouri
/;
year.
total
Products
recent
131,708
83,020
.
1267.
A.
March,
$118,524,783,
:U.
2574.
p.
of
month
Mathieson
public's
the
from
stems
140,929
62,230
income—
p.
from
ry.
in
'
industry
color
commercial
are
table
the
of
fall,
last
in
increase
600 %
a
started
sales
industry sales declined during this period.
*
31,
approxi¬
the
television
156,935
33,314
20,540
from
Net
has reported ordinary production of $39,439,335 for
which is a new March record, second best pro¬
in'its history, (January and February of this year being
and third,
respectively), and the sixth consecutive month with
$30,000,000 of new business. The old March record of $32,707,445
of
of
of
by
radio-phonograph
the
comparable
of
period
divisions
1951
$363,284
i
from
Net
ended March
year,
$51,000,000,
of
excess
comparable
dollar
more
was
ahead
are
in
the
over
$45,000,000.
was
A
but
nine
1952
$403,261
From Jan. 1—
company
month
duction
gain of $17,201,913,
an increase of
last year when the vol-|
company
contributed to
larger sales volume, it is reported by Frank Freimann, President,
1954,
mately
ume
first
the
1953
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.—New Record
This
The
Sales
*283,398
$443,332
income
oper.
179,,
—V.
was
Magnavox Co.—Sales Up 12%—
124,796
*526,383
1954
railway!
railway
from
Gross
,
over
the
5,215,947
*102,321
*661,309
$316,750
railway
Net from railway..■_
Net ry. oper. income—
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses
manufacturing of small target pistol.
'
to
p.
V
oper.
ry.
Gross
Vegas,i Nev.
incident
179,
Missopri-Kansas- Texas
shares
5,000
of
of
5,468,814
*229,609
1267.
from
—V.
corporation on April 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering
the
which
with
mil's
of
.
it is expected that further
future!—V. 179, p. 6.
and
the
in
I....
„
Gross
1-613.
p.
5,141,846
24.5%
—
—
*152,456
*43,166
*282,635
From Jan. 1—
Net
was
organization.
ry.
all
43.0%
32.5%
—
—
__
*916,884
railway
railway—
Net
Co.—:
Company
*564,084
from
from
Net
severally
subscription
the
which are not subscribed for upon the exercise
Bateman, Eichler &
the
into
Lowenstein
the
of
below
at
4,601,266
February—
Gross
cloth.-
grey
entrance
an
part
not
named
purchase
Deficit.—V.
Net
subscription warrants:
share
integrated manufacturers, printers and
engaged in the finished goods field only,-
grey
to
*379,463
$2,472,335
99,422
1
oper. 'income
February—
mills.
in
company
of Albertvillc,
Inc.,
cloth
grey
independent
agent for
the
by
Mills,
A
underwriters
commitment
firm
a
"Martin Arms Corp., Las
establishment
the
announced
12
selling
as
Cade
Lowenstein
The
converters,
in
act
represented
Julia
is
April
on
will
which
mill
operation
markets.
company's
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
—v.
This
salads and the
the
at 1721 East Olympic Boulevard,
William
Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.—New Division—
(M.)
for
*443,820
$2,849,878
,
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings-
cutting and wrapping of
separate produce warehouse
Los Angeles.
the prepartion of
all
on
cheese
is located
1267.
p.
concessionaires
*144,743
railway
railway
from
1951
1952
$2,489,851
*284,570
from
Net
1953
$2,268,162
'
income—
oper.
ry.
From Jan. 1—
Net
3,672,595
33,571.857
railway-
Net
Gross
in 17 of the markets.
The
company's general office and principal warehouse are located
at 6014
South Eastern Ave., Los Angeles,
and there is now under
construction at this address an additional building in which will be
RR.—Earnings—
railway..,—
railway
from
drug sundries departments in 27
25.': Bakery departments are op¬
and
shares of common stock
railway
oper.
Net
29
the company operates
liquor departments in
-
stores
erated
&
from
Gross
Basket."
"Market
4.254.683
railway
from
Gross
of
name
875,840
From Jan. 1—
Net
the
operates
company
Sault Ste. Marie RR —Earns.
&
1954
February—
1930 had been engaged in the retail
1,842,537
1951
1954
1953
1952 '
$16,235,963 $18,538,137 $19,324,147 $16,379,439
Net from railway5,308.353
2,621,144
5,219,160
3.158,886
Net ry. oper. income—_
1,052,605
2,586,104
2,050,390
2,748,969
from
under
Minneapolis, St. Paul
it acquired the assets
4.514,781
1266.
Louisville
business
The
incorporated in California in 1938
and assumed the liabili¬
was
company
1939,
1,
863,189
198,790
357,407
February—
Gross
Jan.
partnership which since
1,656.005
income
p.
food
of
a
4,293.650
railway—_
railway
oper.
of
retail food stores, of the type commonly
known as "super markets," in Los Angeles and Orange Counties, Calif.,
most of
the stores being located in the Los Angeles suburban area.
All
stores
handle
complete
lines
of
groceries,
meats,
fruits
and
From Jan. 1-—
Net
as
ties
1951
railway——.
from
Net
and
1952
1953
$2,111,018
from
Gross
BUSINESS—The
Earnings—*
Ry.
1954
February—
Federal
of
$6,000,000 in
preferred
FPC Approval—
it was announced on April 5, has filed an application
Power Commission requesting authorization for the
stock,
no
'
60,000 shares of cumu¬
and $18,000,000 in sinking fund
first mortgage bonds,
par
value,
debentures.
,
the bonds, stock and debentures at
would be due in 1984 and the de- *.
bentures in 1979.
The interest rate of the bonds and debentures and
the price of the stock are to be determined at competitive bidding.
Proceeds from the securities would be used in connection with the
company's construction program and to redeem outstanding debentures.
The
company
competitive
—V.
179,
p.
proposes
bidding.
1613.
The
sell
bonds
to
8
(1724)
The Commercial and Financial
UNDERWRITERS—The
Monterey Oil Co.—Reports Semi-Annual Earnings—
,
and
The
company's
other
ii-com.
1954
28,
.untju
,the
Chairman
the
for
first
the
of
Cash
or
i
and gas sales,
oil
from
*■*
of
half
Oj
a
m-nths
..ix
„jie
dividends and
leo.
euuftu
structure.
income
operating
less
gross
costs,
the six months ended Feb.
for
had
been
the
used,
by $657,603,
depletion
and
Cash
of
to
89
in
cents
the
for
months
would
have
>« -.x,
amounted
to
Feb.
28,
the
a
$1,414,008, eoual
$369,619, or 29 cents
DeHaven
Operating
1954—Month—1953
expenses
taxes
operating
500,000
Mackall
450,000
income
to
company's
2,411,718
2,011,188
$1,193,863
$3,025,256
National
2,557,842
c
1954
<
1953
*
10,366,601
profits taxes.
576,120
The
1,815,907
'
i
Cape
following
$529,719
Co.,
United
States
increased
March as compared with the
Doss, Sales Vice-President, reported on
of
Mr.
jump
the
said.
line,
Retail
25%,
Rambler
scries
day
where
last
the
ten
H.
period,
reimburse,
C.
models
11
sharpest, rise
deliveries
of
in
like
a
Ambassadors,
this
period
largest car
the smallest
,
Mr.
1954
Net
ry.
railway...
railway..
from
Net
1952
Net
ry.
$3,254 861
959,634
$5,011,079
358,848
461,385
462,645
346,219
Net
6,563,898
1,847,411
1,850,980
income...
682,894
936,300
880,476
ry.
1,680,206
of
use
Gross
"
metal
containers
market
new
a
for
as
package
a
for
according
cans,
"Several
important
"and
we
other
several
pioneer
Electric
are
in
Co.,
to
products
from
from
ry.
containers
Several
Robert
of
of
use
to
The
for
cans
metal
materials
Is
the
ha
the
Lincoln
major problem: Moisture, which reduces
electrode and, as a result, of the weld.
welding
lead,
of
electrodes
the
arid
of cans.—V.
and
179,
rods
welding
is
industry
expected
to
have
Share
elected
r:st,
the
He
which
in
which
is
now
is
Board
Chairman
il
v
I
i.)
Fuel
Gas
1
a
9^99,
L.j
btone
on
for
h...
bid of
a
S.VVs,
Boston
101. JD
he
company
three
panys
ana
F
rata
pro
ruch
ock
no.
share
of
a
sum
$2,220,000
He
were
and
an
mixed
gas.
and
oi'
system
both
used
in
natural
the
and
production,
manufactured
sale,
principally at retail,
company's public utility
The
connection
enS»ged in the business
operating companies whose
burning
*
In
equipment and appliances. As
had a total of 478,118
gas customers in
and Ontario.
of
The
The
of
straight natural
subsidiaries
also
to
that
the
at
40,000
some
under
for
the
share
proxies
re-election
of
who
3
p.m.
April
on
stockholders
stock
to
is
entitled
to
by
present
by
15
to
in
and
.
.Allan
P.
The
who
told
share
listed
is
as
to
vote
one
which
he
the
gas-
31, 195$, the system
York, Pennsylvania Ohio
1,
are
The
3j 6inkmg fund debentures due
sinking fund debentures
Sinking
fund
debentures
due
Bank
loans
due
July
Bank
loans
due
FINANCING
Capital
*
stock
(without
Stockholders
the
annual
15,
number
meeting
are
of
to
convinced
that
S.
made
progress
control
of
opposition
an
property."
Kirby,
,
be
held
10
value)
asked
538*667
*4,000,000 shs.
to
she re*
April
vote
18
3,810,183 shs.
for or against an increase
4,000,000 to 6,000,000 at tne
1954.
fro*n
29,
;
500*000
1
added!
be
application
utility properties
Construction expendi¬
facilities,
distribution
are*
expected
be
to
made
April
about
or
on
28.—
Power
This
Co.
-1
(Minn.)-r-Stock Offering*
is offering its common
right to subscribe for 1,219,856 addi¬
the
company
share.
underwriting group consisting of The First Boston
an
& Co., Inc. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
on April 14 on a bid for a
awarded the issue
or
5.999 cents
share.
the
slate
by
sale
now
will
per
wha
com¬
share.
be added to
payable
of
I
and
from
this
sale
as
well
/
from
as
the
first
mortgage bonds later this year,
funds of the company and used to prepay
and for a construction program during the
the general
banks,
to
and
1954
proceeds
stock
the
early months of
1955.
BUSINESS—The company and its subsidiary supply electric service
I
j
net
preferred
new
balance
by
nominees,
//■Z
■>-v/'
of
notes
Central
of
I
in
portions
sale of
of
Wisconsin, North and South Dakota.
The
comprises a minor segment of their business. Total
Minnesota,
natural gas
the
Midwest
of
the
New
York
on
the
extent
and
Central
nature
plaintiffs'
of
Mr.
.on
wished
decided
motion
Young
of
the
to
that
and
to
vacate
ruled
that
17
points upon
question him.
William
.
To Haul
New
for;,;
his
common
terminals
announced
The
to be
on
Central
carrier
for
this
ApriM3.
highway
York
notice
the
examination"
for
a
New
"The
has
five
t
said.—V.
179,
p.
start "in
five
on
cities,
a
flat
few months"
cars,
and
William White,
will
build
1614.
Co., headed by Eugene F. Rvan of
actively In our studies, will perform
Chicago,
the
who
terminal
few months from now," Mr. White
y
Co.—Earnings—
1954—2 Mos.—1953
890,030
>,.
•>
-
1,973,719
1,813,944
$3,449,997
3,141,359
$2,915,022
Ohio Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
revenues____
expenses^
taxes-
Federal
Other
income
operating taxes—
Net
Net
Income
operating
after
charges
179,
p.
2,601,303
— v
»//•>/;'//■;.
1954—2 Mos—1953
$14,854,734 $14,361,138 $29,636,170
9,542,856
8,984,992
19,330,208
2,167,787
1,051,964
$2,092,127
2,074,062
2,275,664
4,152,591
921,954
2,104,261
$2,178,528
2,185,655
$4,049,110
3,970,487
"
-
$28,812>3»
18,296.886
4,390,101'
1,878,925
$4,247,027
4,223,15®
1050.
*
Ohio
President,
completing plans for the terminals '
a
was
current
to haul
at
1614.
-
Operating
—V.
.
Rail-Trailer
participated
•
Operating
;
York
terminals
services when the operation starts
1050;
p.
Period End. Feb. 28—
counsel- for.'
:
179,
•
trailers
now
the
$1,482,621
1,349,388
970,900
taxes
incomes $1,744,067
after charges
1,603,052
Net
Chicago, Cleveland, New York, Boston and Detroit.
are
designed to accommodate 75-foot flat cars ;
carrying two trailers each, back to back.
These
operating
—V.
:
are
operating
Net
in
1
Central's engineers
constructed
in
income
at
$12,591,200 $26,993,591 $25,331,900.
9,093,202
8,904,678
18,338,861
18,066,744
1,647,784
-1,313.871
3.231.014
2,596,190
taxes__
income
Other
associate,
„
System will
service
179, p.
net
are
1954—Month—1953
expenses.—
ex¬
the
which
White, President of
Highway Trailers—
York
and
stock
$13,455,953
revenues
Federal
RR.
of
transactions in Central '
April 9 by a decision of
his
four
common
Bell Telephone
Operating
and J
agent
the. recent
of the
Supreme Court of
3, 1954 by Mr. Young and
the Central and its directors,
the
Northwestern
Stock
"
of
sustained
was
$92,600,000
were
the
rate of 20 cents a share.—V.
Operating
transfer
New
directors
also
by
DiFalco
but
on
stock became
common
March
refused
1953
Period End. Feb. 28—
management,
against
for
revenues
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
■/.■
announced
was
Young
matters
all
it
directors
R.
examination
Court
111.
V
Bank
the
begun
cover
motor
ooo'ooo
15'ooo'ooo
18,000.000
;
authorized
be
15.000,000
1955—
par
to
$13^0^000^ iSjSfoOO1113,000,000
1979
1954-1958__
in
1973.
due 1977
gas
will
ultimate
for
company's
Competing bids were received from: Lehman Brothers and Riter 8z
(jointly), 6.64 cents per share; Smith, Barney & Co., 8.5 cents;
and White, Weld & Co. and Glore, Forgan & Co. (jointly), 9.9 cents a
should be examined before trial on all but three of the points
by counsel for the plaintiffs.
Counsel for Mr. White was will- ;
ing to have him appear for. the examination on most of the points
raised
by the opposition.
-J
/ ;' .I
>
•
new
3V4%
the
for
stock
common
Illinois
Co.
60,000
type of management which has
1952" should not be interrupted.
proposed
your
Robert
Samuel
Central
The
PRESENT
the
to
1954, to Dec. 31, 1957.
pensation of $73,162,
Central,
'
TO
of
Norlhern
additions
for
owns.
of
owner
the
owners
Chicago will act as
Co., Chicago, as registrar.
'
railroad
Court
should
of
other
S.
pie-trial
the
earnings of National Fuel Gas
Company
subsidiaries for the year ended Dec.
31, 1953 aggregated $50,272,042, while net income was $4,210,813. In
the
previous year, gross
operating revenues were $46,311,523 and net income
was $5,273,165.
EFFECT
is
—
Corp., Blyth
be
entitled
be
cast
shares
8, New York Central Railroad's
Trust
of
proceedings
EARNINGS—Consolidated
GIVING
25.
a price of $14
Stockholders of record April 15 will partici¬
pate, with rights expiring May 4, 1954.
The unsub¬
scribed portion will be purchased from the company
raised
CAPITALIZATION
Nov.
on
share for each ten shares held at
one
per
of
owners
meeting
will
19
outstanding
1914,
has
Chicago,
v
motion
perience
and
sell
Illinois corporation
an
principally
States
Underwritten
in
solicited
the
stockholder
annual
holder
letter
National
Northern
con¬
In
in
First
The
Dec.
New
disclosed
was
Ebbott, and Elton Hoyt 2rd.
examination
and
gas
and
it
quarterly
J.
Exchange.
1953
properties
as
sale
of
gross
period,
Northern
directly represent 106,622
principal amount of
or
subsidiaries,
Nagle, Wii.iam H. Vanderbilt, Albert Br Dick, Jr., Earle J. Macuold,
transierable
purchase, 'storage
gas,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
1614.
p.
C.
Percy
company
the
179, p. 1268.
April 15.—V.
on
$62,000,000.
offering
179,
Robert F. Loree. George Whitney, William E. Levis, Malcolm P. A'd-1
rich, James A. Farley, Carl P. Dennett, Lawrence N. Murray, Alexander
subsidiary,
owning
.
a
was
$14,800,000.
Effective April
with
of
the
from
this
at
operating
Justice
stock in
integrated
tranmission
incurred
1952,
heating
capital
cost
Mr.
case.
loans of the
small
of
Public
Directors nominated for reelection to one-year terms, In addition to
Vanderbilt and Mr. White, are:
;
to purchase any other
to whom the offer
subsidiaries. The remaining
two
upon
organized
was
two
working
for
tures
$11,959,000
its
mailed
at
Aug.
harmxul
necessary
to
own
and
and
6,447,410
directors
be
Corp. and
White, Weld
one
stock
since
since
the
Young,
Securities
offering by
the payment of bank
v,^YSNES5rF°TP^ny is
distribution
loan
office
said
R.
of the bonds will be used
to purchase common stock
$428,310 to purchase the com-
stock
9
.
and
named President and
the. resignation of Howard A. Morey,
April,
on
the
estimated
V.
professional
Robert
sale
<2»
be
may
to
14,
construction program.
cft+Mf
the
173,759
Each
his
experienced,
$9,800,000
common
as
^o(fcPP which
^
1955,
July
stitute
(1)
in
in
purchased by the minority stockholders
(31
wiI1
•
from
follows:
additional
ismade;
due
proceeds
as
w..oliy-owiied subsidiaries;
White
been
The debentures will be redeemable
at general redemption
prices rang¬
to par, and for the sinking
fund, at prices receding
1C2.U.%
to par, plus accrued interest in
y
459,284
railroad
record
director
"the
ing irom l(ij.63%
oi
March
PROCEEDS—The
Mr.
t,
PROCEEDS—Net
406,246
Largest individual holder among the director nominees is Harold
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.-
each
.
management : consultant
C.,
'D.
since
400,000
proceeds
the
were
of
"would
from
'
shares.
Offered—Harri-
and
218,039
The
statement.
company's
101.405,
1,351,844
528,612
will be cast
meeting.
(jointly),
1,504,472
385,651
company
the
Union
1,432,333
was
votes
the
the
from
^ y-b>--r Securities Corp.
OO.f
of
of
101.6199;
toward
informed
were
at
102.079%.
came
Corp.,
*47,037
accompanying letter from Mr. White.
vote
interest, to yield 3.10%.
by the group at competitive
12
Willett.' Vice-Pres'dent,
B.
of
each
sy &
pril
/
310,778
of
the Central, pointed out that
this
represents the Central management's aggre¬
the comest for control of the company.
m
98%
15, 1379, at 102.596% and accrued
Award of the issue was won
sale
Kenneth
are
President
Sea-
Co.—Debentures
passenger
means
of
a so
of 9% over
total was
increase
an
The January
,
,
tional shares of $5 par value common stock at the rate
recently acquired a
subsidiary.—V. 179, p. 1049.
National
a
to
185,765
May 26.
on
Stockholders
Co., Inc. and associates on April 13 offered
$15/00,000 of 3V4 % sinking fund debentures, due April
j
this
proxy
management,
held
Vanderbilt,
Nat
man
director.
a
Corp.,
and
*28,393
1267.
statement
an
owners
directors
Mann, Chairman of the executive and Finance Commit¬
ntainer
,..v
$518,513
1363,614
railroad
strength
proxy
Central with
to
519.
p.
'
company
during the period Feb. 1,
of
the
White,
by no
total
voti:g
The
fol¬
continue
1951
$809,485
996,260
company's
of
William
gate
a
the
management's
share
use
been
•
boar
stoc
of
obligations
National Container Corp.—New Director—
'eric R.
directors
shares
a
manufacturers
its,
research
the
and
207,792
263,158
p.
an
New York Central RR.—Seeks Reelection of Board—
Solinsky,
S.
being canned,"
he
develop suitable containers
new
Cleveland, Ohio, he said. Lincoln, the nation's largest
welding equipment, has proved that the use of metal
L ncoln's
increase
conducting
are
eliminated
of
has
quality
products
members
Washington,
Carr,
company
174,413
179,
and
year
carried.
were
ior
passengers
revenue
acquiring and operating the gas utility prop¬
utility properties, of Commonwealth
Edison Co., an Illinois public utility corporation then engaged primarily,
and now exclusively, in
the business of supplying electric service in
the
City of Chicago and in other municipalities and territory in
northern I.linois.
1
Deficit.—V.
17,431
-
its
period in 1953.
same
last
on
passengers
revenue
•
called
(formerly
company
48,781
carried
March
the
for the purpose of
1953,
erties,
168,569
income...
carried
month
over
15,981
company
$671,722
railway-...
1954,
with 34,068 in the
board
covering
149,771
railway
oper.
''Z//i952- Z
1953
Airlines)
33.5%
when
of
is
products."
the
of
manufacturer
metal
of
Traffic Up—
April 8 filed a registration statement with th«shares pf common stock, $5 par value, to be
offered
for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by
The First Boston Dorp, and Glore, Forgaii & Co.
SEC
$495,500
income
oper,
Net
*
metal
1954
railway
railway.
From Jan. 1—
800,385
1695.
p.
Net
6,067,996
from
said that the
sufficiency of
401 and 826.
p.
first quarter last year, Frank N. Buttomer,
of traffic and sales, reported on April 9.
months
last
Central
This
Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.- -Earnings-
from
charge
three
Central
new
The
February—
in
General Manager
3,263,094
Gross
n
these
traffic for the first quarter of this
passenger
the
over
first
N.
$4,200,901
3,9o7,324
cnarges
at
Queenstown crossing
amounts for the
the
.
1,678,232
after
monthly
kiliowatt-hours
over
authorizes
order
Northern Illinois Gas
;
$2,151,487
President.
tee,
1954-^-2 Mos.—4953
1,957,236
National Can Corp.—New Market Opened—
T
1954—Month—1953
...
Airlines
43%
director, of
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
$2,479,508
expenses
kilowatts
maintain
to
authorization
requested
within the United States.—V. 179,
/'elected directors.
$20,104,879
___
million
70
"Madison, Wis. Mr. Carr took office
income
742,405
6,477,192
oper.
opening
lowed
revenues
of
100,000
in order
energy
Niagara
"F.
or
In part, the plant replacement funds of the
expenditures made therefrom to finance, prop¬
Improvements; and to finance temporarily their-
&
additional
public relations, Hardware Mutuals of Stevens Point. Wis., and Robert
Grover, President of Love Brothers, Inc., Aurora, 111., have been
and *.
$500,000;
Co.,
taxes-
Net
the
Electric
The
Edison
operating
$2,898,329
888,569
5,849,578
1,450.568
179,
A
Hampshire
at
Two New Directors Elected—
SEC
indicated:
operating
New
$3,217,827
railway....
railway._____
from
for
received
amounts
—y. 179, p. 1267.
779,069
from
Net
said,
have
the
New Bedford GasvSc
Other
From Jan. 1—
The
in
per¬
15/169.-
$18,570,064 $40,869,606 $37,696,661
14,232,820
13,346,099
29,029,743
27,509,889 1
1,916,929
1,690,558
3,874,547
3,233,098
1,475,622
1,381,920
2,954,237
2,752,773
1951
$2,9uj.4P4
income...
oper.
1953
North
for
Federal income taxes-
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
from
the
whole
"
~
.
February—
—V.
In
companies
Operating
Operating
Net
Gross
New
Period End. Feb. 28—
1
ac-
year,
In the
announced
by
1482.
Gross
Association
$2,700,000;
New England Telephone
Doss pointed out, while
Nash,
Metropolitan,
continued
its
amazing public
registering 25.4%
of
the total
Nash
sales.—V.
179,
rose
recently
acceptance
p.
the
of
previous 10
April 14.
in
this
"borrowings
to
the
Queenstown crossing facilities.
Ontario Commission has experienced
the Hearn steam electric generating
emergency,
Commission's
system compared
$3,686,149 *
Net
Doss
Nash
the
in
came
43.5%
64%
$2,500,000;
on
the
Central Airlines, Inc.—Passenger
is up
Wisconsin
erty additions and
respective constrution programs.—V. 179, p. 1373.
;Nash~Kelvinator Cdrp.—Car Sales Up 6.4%—
the
of
bank
Electric Co.,
this
exceed
Vice-President
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$3,103,201
the
units
maximum
a
The
Central
North
year
'
$1,451,145
over
that
its
meeting
to
North
31,'54 Dec. 31/53 Mar. 31,'53
$33.65
$34.73
County Electric Co., $1,200,000. / Proceeds of the borrow- '
ings are to be used to repay outstanding notes aggregating $1,850,000; -
$1.54
to
in
not
Increase
make
corporation
emergency
of the emergency on Hydro's system.
The FPC
transmission of energy as authorized wiil not impair the
Plymouth
$821,529
$0.99
.
in
electric supply
$37.54
1954—Month—1953
subsidiaries
to
Vineyard
&
this
help meet an
to
duration
1161.
authorization
13,330,827
several
for
rate
'
•
said
of
two
transmit
to
179, p. 1482.
a
-
River
Toronto,
aid
To
New England Gas & Electric Association—Bank Loans
$11,472,440 $15,968,263
<__»
__
.
Biggest
L-—i
$1,150,108
p.
;
at a point of the international boundary
the energy
and needs
service to Its customers.
two-thirds
of
in
at
February
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Canada
to
Niagara
Mohawk
failure
a
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales-
179, p. 1482.
counted
filed
Mar.
179,
1
authorized
has
Commission
energy
export
the
Niagara
the
to
to
station
Corp.—Asset Value Rises—
Period End. March 31—
Power
electric
in
line
In
1,837,489
_
excess
sales
Shares
Net asset value per share
—V. 179, p. 206.
$2,275,553
969,286
Net earnings
Earnings per common share
days
export
1,650,888
-
car
31
March
on
Sales
/.
Nash
applied
votes
are needed.—V.
As of—
Light
—V.
Affirmative
program.
3,810,183 shares outstanding
corporation
11.
May
stated.
Federal
mission
President, proceeds will be
construction
about
or
system of the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario.
Niagara Mohawk filed its application on April 7 requesting
National Investors Corp., N. Y.—Registers With SEC
1,649,264
843,942
expenses
income and.
1955
on
from
facilities.
1954—2 Mos.—1953
1,344,901
sales
Fed.
150,000
Coe
Offering—
According to L. A. Brown,
$1.11
888,927
Quarter Ended Feb. 28—
all
Stock
&
public
The
150,000
4
plans to offer 400,OOo shares of capital stock for sub¬
scription by shareholders this year or early next.
The proposal is subject to approval
by stockholders at the annual
meeting April 29, when approval for increasing the authorized capital
stock jbo 6,000,000 shares from 4,000,000 Is sought.
share.
a
$1,582,437
-Mueller Brass Co.
Net
Reid & Co
public
the
Machold
Mellen & Miller,
Joseph,
the
to
the sale of the preferred stock will be used to reply
$15,400,000 of bank loans and the balance to finance construction, Mr.
150,000
Bodine
&
Inc.
—V,
Costs tand
Co.,
—
Plans
1613.
p.
&
Crouter
second
1,003,210
charges
179,
Baird
1,100,000
J.
Earle
by
^
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Proceeds
Townsend,
&
announced
was
/ '
will head a group of underwriters wha;
offering. It is expected that the stock will be-
offered
150,000
it
stock,
President.
make
will
250,000
Co
&
preferred
to Canada—
the issuance of 210,000 shares
13 authorized
April
on
value
par
Harriman
This company
been
1,280,459
taxes.
operating
after
—V.
Co
Fulton,
$12,712,158 $11,194,877 $25,553,040 $22,564,050
8,846,052
8.268,145i
18,104,878
16,988,545
revenues
Net
&
725,000
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Net
Stone
1,100,000
&
$100
Machold,
registration statement with
the SEC covering 600,000 shares of its capital stock.—V.
179, p. 519.
Period End. Feb. 28—
income
Co
&
W.
Inc.
The
Operating
Other
& Co
Masten
McDonald & Co.—____
179, p. 1161.
Federal
E.
A.
1,100,000
directors
The
of
250,000
250,000
250,000
$21,000,000-
Corp.—To Issue
Power
of New Preferred Stock—Exports
$350,000
Co
Co,
of the
ended
&
Cook
Robert
share.
months
1
.»»•
income
Net
six
Inc.
Watts
Newhard,
Hayden,
share. Charges for depreciation,
six months period amounted to
a
the
a
three
tue
share.
*
—V.
amortization
equal
income
quarter
cents
51
or
the
for
2,000,000
Co.
Niagara Mohawk
purchased
The First Cleveland Corp.
Bioren
after all charges,
last,
28
Baker,
2,487,000
Hallgarten
Capital
a
income
net
increased
$1,137,276,
cents
57
or
&
debentures
be
to
debentures
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc. 1,100,000
share.
Net income does not
include proceeds from the sale of oil and gas which are applied to
liquidate reserved oil payments on properties purchased by the com¬
pany.
If an alternative and sometimes employed method of accounting
$727,430,
Becker
purchasers of the
of
E. W. Clark & Co
.$2,488,000
G.
A.
$2,800,401,
was
devoting
Net income
totaled
Co.,
Lehman Brothers
company^ policy of carrying on an active drilling
a substantial part of income from production
to
exploration, charges for these purposes amounted to $925,695 for
the six month period.
This was at a rate of 66% more than the
average rate of such expenditures in the preceding year.
and
&
the
amounts
below:
Inc.
the
with
ance
Ripley
of
names
principal
set forth
Goldman, Sachs & Co...
equal to $2.19 a share on the 1,277,515 shares of capital stock out¬
standing.
Such cash income
represents currently
provided funds
available for exploration, capital additions and dividends.
In accord¬
program
respective
are
Harriman
current fiscal year, Lowell Stanley,
April 15. Comparative figures
available because of changes in th<i
the
not
are
the
by them
announced on
year
financial
income
to
Board,
preceding
company's
income
gross
April 19, 1954
Chronicle... Monday,
Co.
Power
Inc.
and
Co.—Bonds
associates
of first mortgage
on
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
April 15 offered $20,000,000
bonds, 3lA% series due April 1, 1984,
Award
by the group at competitive sale
at 102.461% and accrued interest, to yield 3.00%.
of the
on
issue
April 14
was
on a
won
bid of 102.231%.
Closely competing bids for
Ripley
A
102.209;
Co.,
Kuhn,
t
the bonds as 3Vis
V.
came
■
from:
Harriman
Inc., and Stone & Webster Securities Corp. (jointly),
Loeb & Co.,
102.171; Blyth & Co., Inc.,
102.169;
Volume 179
Number 5317
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1725)
Securities Corp.
Union
and
The
The
First
bonds
(jointly), 102.092;
102 Vi %
to
accrued
plus
par,
Pacific Northwest Power
■
interest
in
each
of a regional generating company to finance and
develop
hydroelectric power for the Pacific Northwest was announced
on
April 13 by five of the region's utility companies.
Incorporation papers for the new firm, to be known as Pacific
case.
a
banking group, which also on April 15, offered
50,000 shares of 4.08% cumulative preferred stock at
$102 per share, to yield 4%.
This group won award of
the stock on April 14 on a bid of $100.83 per share.
authorized
of
bids
$4.03 dividend:
Harriman
for
the
senior
Lehman Brothers, $100,759;
Ripley
(jointly),
rities
received
were
equity
with
shares
Co. Inc., and Stone & Webster Securities
The First Boston Corp., $100,369; and Union
$100.61;
to
800,000
and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler (jointly), $100.16.
preferred is redeemable
at $106
per
share on or
April 1, 1959; and thereafter at prices declining at 5-year
to $103 plus accrued dividends.
and
Secu¬
PROCEEDS—Of
the
of
the
sale
concurrent
issuance
American
company,
$1,000,000,
the
prepayment
Ohio
V
BUSINESS—The
transmission
public
in
palities.
The
Co.
for
cash
a
consideration
year,
was
is
territory
to
engaged
in
Ohio,
other
J.
in
the
utility
supplying
companies
communities
serves
operating
EFFECT
series
due
due
1968—
in
an
with
area
to
$70,493,211,
President
TO
PRESENT
series
due
Operating
expenses
Federal
Net
operating
preferred stock
4.08%
Common
(no
par
value)
the
to
as
maximum
set
forth
Stuart
but
&
the
of
names
Co.,
50,000
purchasers
$8,000,000
Robinson & Co.
250,000
Bache & Co.—
Williams & Co.
1,000,000
Clayton Securities Corp.
Day & Co
150,000
income
respective
Equitable
Co.—
150,000
Co.——
250,000
Arthur
&
Wright
L.
Co.,
Inc
Barney
&
Rothschild
&
of
Blunt Ellis
Inc._
500
500
500
500
500
—
Nicolaus & Co.,
Stix
2,000
250
Indianapolis
1,000
&
Co
——
Bond
Corp.
——
PROCEEDS—The
etc.
expenses,
and
Wm.
1,000
Peters,
Co
&
Milwaukee
Co._
Montrose
—V.
179,
V'
oil
develop
—V.
EFFECT
other cor¬
and for
$1)~
(par
BUSINESS—The
corporation
was
312,500 shs.
in
incorporated
Pennsylvania
on
Its office is located at 52 East Main Street, Uniontown,
Sept. 28, 1953.
Fayette County, Pa.
organized for the purpose of acquiring by assign¬
ment from the Seneca Gas & Oil Co., a partnership, the right to lease
The
and
company
sublease,
was
with
full
management
fields'
and
premises,
Garard
leaseholds
County,
Pa.—V.
generally known
in
179,
Greene
and
control
and
and
overriding royalties) approximately
fiulrlc'onrl nrcmicoc
cronerallv
ltrnrrn
as
1,920
thp
C.
the C.
as
of
Dunkard
oil
and
CrUmrine
A.
A.
the
At
Gas
This
meeting of
annual
OT
in
Townships
J.
'
V
.V '
' '■•
-All
alt
the
neeting
the
meeting
organization
officers
incumbent
of
Gas
were
following
re-elected.
Board
the
also
directors
<The
L954,
proceeds
of
3f
and
(Can.)—Report
5,228,500
20,848,400
34,354
208,263
13
an
The
to
amount
the
annual
$7,289,205
$5,649,770
:
stock
face
plus
amount,
23.00c
34.96c
Field,
the
the right, by
build
28.56c
the Alberta Conserva¬
pipe line
a
to
transport
crude
to the Interprovincial and Trans Moun¬
at Edmonton, it was announced on April 13.
extensive gathering system
throughout the
an
and
72-mile
a
said.
announcement
16-inch
by
Mannix
Pembina
Oil
Ltd.
Field
of
transmission
main
line
effect the redemption on July 1,
outstanding first and refunding
interest
to
An
the
;o
Dome
discovered
was
in
March,
as the potentially largest oil field
according to the announcement.
1953,
and
found
in
The
June
;,The
1,
will
statement
new
bonds
1984.
The
directors
be
will
filed
be
is
(J. C.)
coupon
also
rate
will
authorized
an
and
be
fixed by
increase
fixed
the
be
ab¬
closed
Penney Co.—March Sales Decreased—
1954—Month—1953
will
$800,000,000
level,
108.
April
of
to
are
Exchange Commission—
letter
a
debentures
and
cents)
shares
filed
6
6%
be
of
and
offered
in
notification
100,000
shares
50,000
of
units
of
with
shares
class
share
one
the
of
SEO
common
stock
A
(par
share
class
of
A
stock
at
$2
of
one
common
unit.
per
John
C.
net-
are
Radio Condenser
Russell
E.
Cramer,
up
this
said,
Co.—Steps Hp production—
President,
production
month
adding
early fall—V.
Reliable
Net
to
will
that
178,
April
on
meet
be
normal
14
improved
about
said
the
demand.
double
the
operating
rates
of
will
has
company
Output
rate
of
last
be
con¬
January,
reached
by
1476.
p.
Stores
Corp.
before
inc.
income
profits
Subs.)—Earnings Lower-
taxes
and
1952
1951
ex
taxes„_
846,952
dividends
paid
1,459,241
1,662,575
1,312,744
$794,491
$1,345,373
$864,495
$1,704,276
.
631.460
649,092
163,031
Working capital Dec. 31
14.965,550
696,281
15,480,409
Total
31—
21.717,001
share-
$2.66
Retained
in
Earns,
__
business
per
Dec.
com.
divs.
Book
share
per
value
178,
673,34.6
196,411
1,030,930
14,308,09-)
22,831,229
22,317,790
$4.37
$2.73
$5.3'J
2.10
2.10
47.97
46.69
43.94
on
common
—V.
668,084
14,607,757
20,715,475
2.10
assets
Cash
1950
•
$23,786,793 $26,567,445 $24,470,327 $26,358,910
1,641,443
2,804,614
2,527,070
3,017,020
profit
Cash
(&
1953
sales
Federal
share—
per
2.10
43.13
1164..
p.
Republic
Aviation
corporation
Corp.—Registers
With
SEC—
filed
corporation has applied to the SEC for an order under the
Company Act
declaring that it has ceased to be an
company under that Act; and the Commission has given
interested persons until Apiil 23, 1954, to request a hearing thereon.
—V. 178, p. 389.
Investment
investment
relating
continue
Smith,
pected
to
to
Barney
that
to
a
own
&
substantial
a
Co.
will
offering will
registration statement
the
number
underwrite
the
be
becoming
of
the company's shares.
offering.
It is ex¬
Mary 3, 1954, subject
effective.
the
made
entire
about
The corporation is a leading designer and
producer of jet military
aircraft, currently manufacturing for the United States Air Forco
high speed
fighter-bombers
and
photo-reconnaissance
planes.
On
March
31,
Since
1954
the
more
jet
United
fighter
States,
the
among
backlog
outbreak
of .unfilled
of hostilities
aircraft
and
in
nation's
1,216,540
shares
of
orders
in
than
1953
top
ranked
it
on
the
basis
of
dollar
sales
manufacturers.
March
on
31,
1954,
$2,666,462
common
$979,000,000.
the company has produced
single company
in the
other
capitalization
a
approximated
Korea,
any
airframe
Outstanding debt and
$12,000,000 bank loans;
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—March Sales Lower—
Period End. March 31—.
1954—Month—1953
$4,469,929
-
179,
1954—3 Mos.—1953
,
mortgage note
with a par value
stock,
due
comprised
and
1960;
$1
of
share,
a
Reports for First Quarter—
$4,571,702 $12,670,824 $13,187,461
1162.
p.
This
corporation
The
ended
Brewing Co.—Sales and Earnings Off—
shareholders
option
plan
Both
during
covering
year,
50,000
15
the
approved
adoption
of
the
.
After
provision
$119,032
standing
This
10c
or
in
a
the
on
the
quarter
first
of
'
taxes,
1,198,634
-
income
net
shares
of
with
amounted
common
on
to
"It
were
a
net
is
announced
that
outstanding. This compares with 1953 sales for the
of $97,566,626 and net earnings of $1,901,870 or
adjusted to the presently outstanding shares.
in
a
sales
airplane,
and
the
for
deliveries
same
caused
the
earnings for
period
by
of
minor
a
the
last
to
Ont.,
Canada,
build its own plant
first
year.
in
of
was
the
1954
due
to
current
|
Thunderstreak.
F-84F
quarter
This
modification
"However, production has been maintained at scheduled rates during
period," Mr. Peale stated, "and it is expected that sales for
will equal those for 1953, notwithstanding the temporary reduc¬
tion in volume during the first quarter of 1954."—V. 179, p. 719.
this
1954
Riddle
34c
that
than
to
share
on
the
corporation and Kellogg Co. have jointly formed Kellogg-Piljsbury of Canada, Ltd. to manufacture and distribute consumer baking
mixes in Canada.
Manufacturing operations will be conducted initially
Kellogg's London,
quarter
stock out¬
This
eventually
the
for
share
Airlines, Inc.—March Record Month—
During the month of March this corporation established
in
both
traffic
and
revenue.
More
than
1,400
quired to transport the 2,639,691 pounds of air
at
sales
months
a
noted
lower
delay
production
1954.
income of $408,599 or
of shares last year.—V. 179, p. 8.
compares
number
Federal income
for
share
14
Mundy I. Peale, President, said:
before.
year
cents
shares.
during the first three months totaled 243,219 barrels as
compared with 306,213 barrels in the like period of 1953. This resulted
in net dollar sales, after deduction of excise taxes, of $4,225,269 in
the initial quarter of the current year, as compared with $4,989,170
the
three
$1.56
and
first
sales
Barrel
April
31, 1954 amounted to $44,255,223 and net income after
$924,905 or 76 cents a share on the 1,216,540 shares 01
stock
first
stock
barrel sales of this
company showed
a
decrease
quarter of 1954 as compared with the same period
according to Alfred Epstein, President.
dollar
the
April
on
on
March
was
common
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—New Canadian Affiliate—
matuie
high
p.
Washington, D. C., will underwrite the offering.
The
to be used to make loans ahd to discount
paper.
will
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$70,361,794 $80,812,498 $193,305,820 $207,308,226
———
company is well fortified against
diversification program instituted
the
on
April
14,
with
the
SEC
a
registration
proposed offering of 30,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock
(par $1).
The shares
do not
constitute new financing
by Republic Aviation but are
currently outstanding and represent
part of the shares of Republic Aviation held ' by an investor who
179, p. 1269.
same
$1,000,000,000 in the total amount of bonds which may be outstanding
under the company's first and refunding mortgage.—V. 1;79, p. 1614.
of
will
Co.,
proceeds
This
Pennsylvania Industries, Inc.—Not Investment Firm—
for
competitive bidding.
from
it
one-half
statement
This
with the SEC.
1, 11953,
Dec.
because
that
and
gen-
the new bonds was scheduled
this week
dated
likely
Kahn
Canada
with the California P. U. Commission. A regis¬
be filed late last week
tration
date
•
application for authority to issue
February
is
stock
to
Pembina
Calgary,
"the
of
Year End. Dec. 31—
(Canada)—Plans Construction
to
because
on
10
The
cent).
,
.
Oil Field
terminals
involves
Oil
permit
a
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
of
accrued
in
"it
ago."
$100,000
(par
Profit
has been granted
to this time,
last
of
redemption.
and
period."
Snyder said,
years
company
covering
161,422
$1,202,390
34.37c
Mr.
occurrence
four
cess
Pembina
Line
Pfeiffer
authorized
used
be
faee
down
orders,
19,779,300
Completion of the Pembina Pipe Line is slated for late this year.
Electric
series V, 4%, due June 1, 1984;
The series V
currently callable on 30 days' published notice at 10514%
bonds
are
their
will
$63,040,000
nortgage
Donds
April
on
closed
was
car
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$2,237,970
to obtain
Sales
the sale, at competitive bidling, of $65,000,000 face amount of first and refunding mortgage
jonds of Series X.
Under present plans, it is expected that bids will
je
received for the new series of bonds on May 18.
£The
Car
business."
right now, he pointed out, because
freight car business is now in a new famine.
only
remaining
freight car
building plant ' in
extensive
densers
'
Pipe Line will be jointly
Exploration
(Western)
Limited of Toronto, and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. of New York.
Greene
of the shares of preferred and comstock entitled to vote were represented by proxy or in person.
Incumbent members of the Board of Directors were re-elected,
non
I
emphasized, is that for the first
is "no longer wholly dependent
Steel
car
L.
Company held April 13, about 76%
ind
sales.
significant
Car's
an
stepped
63,942
...
company
financed
Co.—Financing Approved—
stockholders of Pacific
total
Prudential Finance Corp. of America,
Washington, D.C.
1925.
Board,
—V.
Electric
&
Snyder
freight
company's
famine"
or
for
waste
Mr.
Pressed
especially
Steel
taxes
Pacific
the
sale
of
petroleum
pumping
steel tanks, conduit fittings,
receptacles and other products."
—Files With Securities and
4,000,000 shs.
6,510,100
—
p.
Edmonton,
gas
1268.
p.
of
earnings in 1954 are expected to continue at a
added, despite the. close-down at Mt. Vernon.—V. 179,
he
Outstanding
reserved
(subject i;to
acres
V?''' 1
Pembina Pipe Line Co.
•
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
—
30%
FINANCING
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
is
Net
to Seneca
Authorized
stock
Common
PRESENT
TO
yard in U. S.
155,
Pembina
250
properties,
$12.60
Total
drilling
per
*
Value per
Cents
—V.
GIVING
for
pay
20,000,000 shs.
——
permit
porate purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
to
1953—3 Mos.—1952
S.
U.
$35
at
Pipe
250
gas
only
cookware,
means,
cyclical
.
EFFECT
/:'■'*
.,
Value
Pa.—Stock Offered—Lang-
and
%
GIVING
Yardage dredged
Ounces fine gold
The
to
used
1482.
p.
tain
Christen-
&
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to repay loan
Co.;
be
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd.
ley-Howard, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa., on March 26 offered
300,000 shares of common stock at par ($1 per share)
as
a
speculation.
Oil
to
are
1c)—
Period End. Dec. 31—
up
&
77 855
1,583,430
history
"However,"
working capital.
:j:
Colo.
(par
jerally regarded
Corp., Uniontown,
proceeds
for
Authorized
stock
Common
179, p. 1614.
Onego
net
used
County,
oil from the
1,000
Gardner-
&
68,055
Vernon, HI.,
of freight
some
by assignment under application for lease from
the Atomic Energy Commission an aggregate of
150 mining claims,
totalling approximately 3,000 acres, located in the Klondike Mining
District, San Miguel County, Colo., and the Paradox Mining District,
The
————
Inc
sen,
1,000
Reinholdt
Writer
Inc.
& Co.,
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
1,000
—
Newhard, Cook & Co
Mericka
steel
its
"feast
such
common
holds
company
250
250
John B. Joyce & Co
1,000
J.
$13.64
l,583;i69
common
represented
this
in
down
BUSINESS--Corporation was incorporated in Delaware on Nov; 13,
1953,
It is duly qualified to do business in Colorado and Utah.
Its
principal office is located at 608 Rood Avenue, Grand Junction, Colo.
The business of the company is the exploration, development and
operation of uranium mining properties.
The company is in the ex¬
ploratory and development stage.
250
—
1,000
Robert Garrett &
Sons—
share
outstanding
outstanding
per
cars
Pressed
today
tion
Share
&
Field, Richards & Co
McDonald
I.
This
the
19,952 544
shares
highly
on
$1 12
12,193 835
significant fact, about the results achieved in
1953,"
Snyder, Jr., President and Board Chairman said, "is that
What
(April 19) to publicly offer 2,000,000 shares of
500
Almstedt Brothers
1,500
—
Simmons——
&
Stifel,
500
—
2,000
Co.;.;
Michigan Corp
$1.56
13,616,843
21,587,546
equity
remaining 70%
came
from
the
equipment, engine lathes, aircraft parts,
time
$1,948,904
most
freight
Chickamauga, Ga.—Files—
-19,107
$2,626,161
The
7,999,801
1,968.011
1,584,420
shares
"The
he
4,500
Co
Day & Co
Kormendi
First
value
Common
1952
4,210,581
stockholders'
Preferred
$5,283,393 $11,094,358 $10,231,411
8,219,422
1953
taxes
Book
stock (par 10 ) at 150 per share "as a
speculation."
150,000
and the
be pur¬
Curtiss, House & Co
Fahey, Clark & Co
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
Smith, Moore & Co.—_——
5,850
*
SEC
$95,342,525 $51,265,978
taxes
income
Common
&
—
Shares
5,850
Co
>'
(& Subs.)—Highlights-
Earnings per common share
Working capital at Dec. 31
1954—2 Mos.—1953
Paradox Uranium Mining Corp., Grand Junction, Colo.
Stock Offered — Tellier & Co. is
expected
1,000,000
&
of the new preferred stock,
the* new preferred stock to
5,850
Corp.
& Co.-
Forgan
John
Gas
Income
Trimble,-
Co.—Earnings-^
4,175,255
Car Co., Inc.
—
before
100,000
4,500
Securities
sales
Income
Co.
500,000
Weeden & Co., Inc.-—
•
5,950
Hayden, Stone & Co
—V.
$5,419,851
4,001,903
CAPITALIZATION
—
forth below:
set
are
Blyth & Co., Inc._*
The
Board
on
ounce
R. L.
W.
Net
April 5 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 299,800 shares of capital stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $1 per share through Gill, Pope & Co., New York.
The
net proceeds are to be used to explore for oil and
gas.
Schmertz & Co.,
C.
Thomas
300,000
purchasers
of shares of
number
750,000
Inc.
1,000,000
the
by them
Co.,
Shares
F.
A.
Steel
Year Ended Dec. 31—
B.
1482.
company
The
*
Stern Brothers & Co.—
250,000
Co
Co
of
Pollock &
E.
Walter Stokes
,
300,000
100,000
R.
2,500,000
Company
$200,000
Inc
1,500,000
—
&
bonds
new
purchased by
100,000
Wm.
Securities
Corp.
Bruce
issued.
Inc.——
400,000
_—
Dick & Merle-Smith
&
Kendall,
400,000
names
the
B. W. Pizzini & Co., Inc.
500,000
Byrd Brothers
&
the
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
Patterson, Copeland &
150,000
Equitable
of
bonds to be
new
by
are
Mackall & Coe„
Strudwick
&
The
7,150,000 shs.
limited
issuance
below:
r
Anderson
L.
Paul
Delzell,
W.
and
Co.,
directors
Co.;
—
charges
2,045,680
—
10,000,000 sh§.
amount
respective principal amounts of
are
Smith,
T.
Pressed
Serving
of
board
Power
sence
100,000 shs,
•
UNDERWRITERS—The
Glore,
Electric
Co.
Power
the
Mt.
202,403 shs.
.
requirements of the instrument under which such securities
chased
of
1954—Month—1953
Paleo Oil & Gas Corp.,
,
70,000 shs.
;
stock
'Unlimited
The
179, p.
7,000,000
'
series
Hirsch
Water
members
22,000,000
(par $100l_—~
series
Heller,
Washington
and
20,000,000
$7,000,000
series-—_——
Freeman
after
—V.
15,000,000
15,000,000
notes, due 1955-1966-*—
4.40%
L.
Net
$1,678,443
1,512,253
Boston, Mass.
taxes—
operating
$405,863
952,560
on April 8 filed a letter
of notification with the SEC
covering 640 shares of $6 cumulative preferred stock
(no par) and 640
shares of common stock (no
par) to be offered in units of one share of
each class of stock at $100
per unit through Minot Kendall & Co., Inc.,
on
$46,811,497 $44,635,929 $95,406,535 $90,060,596
33,714,710
31,858,212
68,655,427
65,184,558
3,523,000
3,713,000
7,270,000
7,093,000
taxes—
4,153,936
3,781,324
8,386,750
7,551,627
income
Other
in¬
40,000,000
1984—
Cum.
R.
projects
two
are:,
revenues
Operating
Outstanding
1983
due
Baxter,
group
States Power
Period End. Feb. 28—
$55,000,000
L
series
serial
Aspden,
the
FINANCING
—.
3'/h%
Halsey,
Iric
by
General
Mountain
the
of
$702,324
707,631
Porta Co., Inc., Chestnut
Hill, Mass.—Files With
Net
an
net
and
—
3%%
them
Pacific
Electric
John
—
1971-—
3%%
the
Portland
of
$83,676
—
1269.
p.
The corporation
Corette, President of The Montana
President of Pacific Power & Light Co.;
Chairman
electric
munici¬
of
and
Authorized
series due 1978_
3%% series due 1981-
and
The
of
Vice-Presidents
as
6,437,481
the
companies..
investigation
$8,115 924
5,590,911
group
Power,
General
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$5,996,774
ry.
income—
oper.
179,
stainless
GIVING
3%
:
five-company
Water
Portland
ry.
—V.
$12,187,286.
series
4J/2%
the
of
from
revenue
operations
power
•
amounted
revenues
CAPITALIZATION
3%
of
Washington
Power,
large
requirements
E.
McKee,
of
generation, purchase,
and its sale to the
the
energy
and
electric
538
1,267,000.
company
in
electric
of
'First mortgage bonds:
314%
Power
President
him
are:
the
year
1953, the company had total operating
$76,733,200 and net income of $13,801,699. In the previous
total
come
$300,000,000
a
operate
power
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
population of
of
to
and
of
with
EARNINGS—For
revenues
Net
Net
construct
They are The
Mountain States
expenses.
of
produce
Robinson,
parent
Co. intends to apply $23,000,000 to the
which were issued in connection with the
balafece of the proceeds will be used to
extensions, additions and improvements to the
company
wholesale
estimated
intervals
its
to
plan.
to
1954—Month—1953
$2,843,710
$3,798,393
2,760,034
3,096,069
revenue.,
oper.
The
distribution
and
extensive
at
energy
Electric
&
stock
common
$50,000,000
will
pany
Power
the cost of
company's properties.
;
of
Salem, Ore., with
plans would call for
oper.
Railway
the Clearwater River in the northwestern Idaho,
which
536,000 kilowatts of power.
The new generating com¬
continue engineering investigations now being carried on
by the companies on the Clearwater projects.
Named as President of Pacific Northwest Power Co, is Kinsey M.
would
proceeds from the sale of the bonds,
shares of preferred stock,
and
the
shares
in
supply future
served
by
members
under
branches
to
notes,
program.
for
pay
net
50,000
Gas
bank
of
construction
total
of
additional
50,000
needed
Montana
is
company
Light,
Already
Corp.
prior
the
the
&
Power
Corp.
filed
were
capital stock.
Initial
construction program.
of
customers
backing
a
Co.,
Railway
$500,000,000
developments
"'
The
Power
Purpose
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., $100.71;.
&
Period End. Feb. 28—
more
Northwest
other
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings-
Formation
Preferred Stock Offered—Blyth & Co. Inc. is manager
Five
Co.—Organized—
102.0499.
Corp.,
to redemption at regular redemption prices 1
to par, and at special redemption prices receding'
ranging from 105'/a%
from
and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Boston
will be subject
9
plant, but the new company plans
in that city.—V. 179, p. 402.
new
flying hours
records
were
re¬
freight in this record-
breaking month.
Revenue
ton-miles
19.9%; March,
Gross
over
March,
for
March
1952, by 37.5%,
revenue
for
1952,
of
and
1954
exceeded
March,
March, 1954, was 20.8%
and 92.3%
over
March,
1953,
by
1951, by 92.9%.
over
March, 1953; 57.3%
March, 1951.—V. 178,
p.
572.
1
10
RKO Pictures Corp.—Offer Extended to May
This
corporai,ipn
mark
expiration of a 60-day period from the
stockholders' meeting.
Certificates for stock to
annual
•
York 15, N. Y.
James R. Grainger, President, said that as a result of the transfer
of all the company's assets to Howard Hughes at Wilmington, Del.,
March 31, the holdings of the company now consist only of Mr. Hughes'
cash payment of $23,489,478. This amount is equal to the $6 per share
price offered for all shares outstanding.—V. 179, p. 1269.
of this company during the first quarter of 1954 were
affected by generally unsettled business conditions, John A. Robertshaw, President, announced on April 14.
At the same time, he ex¬
curities
whole would compare
Operating costs are expected to be
the year, he added, through the in¬
pressed confidence that operations for 1954 as a
sales
net
1954,
31,
are
at approximately $14,000,000 as compared
with $15,559,864
corresponding period last year.
After
provision for estimated Federal taxes, profits for the first
quarter are estimated at $700,000 equal, after preferred dividend re¬
quirements, to 49 cents per share on the 1,337,197 shares of common
stock
outstanding.
This compares
with profits of $838,427 or 63
cents per share on the common stock in the same period in
1953.
At
that
time, no preferred stock was outstanding.
It is estimated
To
New
Build
of
is a leading manufacturer of controls for home ap¬
industrial applications, automotive thermostats,
elec¬
recorders and controllers and other devices, including various
The
company
tronic
and
defense
Robertshaw-Fulton
Other
items.
plants
located
are
at
Tenn.,
.
Mo.,
the
of
Jose
Water
Months
Ended
1954
(& Subs.)—Earns., Etc.
1953
.Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses
Income
Non-operating
(debit;
revenues
$3,023,411
10,828
.
—
$3,093,090
$650,726
income
...
Interest, etc.
Federal
$3,086,751
6,339
State
income
828,729
■
taxes, etc
677,260
920,711
——
and
income
Net
Special
•
1,014,395
income—-a.
net
199,416
k;.
'
transferred
Bal.
of
$1,263,143' $1,395,096
—
-
appropriation
U:'
Cotnmon
shares
Earnings
per
to
earned
surplus
outstanding
(unapp.)
■■
■
.
i
$1,195,680
1,510,173
$0.68
-
—
■
$1,263,143
number)
(average
share
common
$669,821
value
stock,
common
at
$10.20
of
$8,000,000,
due
Oct.
funds
to
share,
a
1,
of
which
face
1983,
of
offered
an issue of 210,721 shares of $10 par
to shareholders and sold by subscription
provided
sold
$8,166,320.
major portion
was
reserved
series
which
capital
new
for
issue
an
bonds,
102.079%,
this
and
$2,149,354;
mortgage
at
of
construction and the balance
1953
of
first
underwriters
to
A
funds
3:'A%
amount,
E,
provided
applied
was
1954
construc¬
tion.
The
estimated
program,
require further financing.—V.
179,
$14,000,000,
at
available
for
Period End. March 31—
—V.
stock
conversion
America
Trust,
($250,000).
preferred, series A
4%%
preferred, series B
30,000
1
Directors
and
—V.
directors
general
178,
of
decided
to
shares of
to be held in June, 1954, that to the
an amount of fls. 202,727,600 be issued in
This amout represents 20% of the issued ordi¬
ordinary shares
the company.
nary share capital of fls. 1,013,638,000 as at Dec. 31, 1953, and will be
charged to the "capital surplus account" which at that date showed
a Balance of about fls.
224,277,000.
further
A
ing
regarding the
cise
their
The
issue
will
announcement
in
manner
be
made
which
in
the
above-mentioned
shareholders will
be
meet¬
to
able
exer¬
rights.
sell
company has been notified by the Ministry of Finance that the
these shares against "capital surplus" will not cause Nether¬
income
subject
new
and
to
be
levied
Netherlands
to
The
1954
tax
shareholders,
on
dividend
will
nor
this
issue
the
over
during
April 2.
established
all-time
an
high
$13,638,231
of
in
rev¬
the
ending Dec. 31, 1953, however, declined
share on 594,087 shares from $567,980,
equal to 96 cents a share on 594,082 shares in 1952.
These lower earnings in face of increased revenues resulted from
to
Mr.
prices stemming from increased competition
and increased
operating costs in the form of provision for
obsolescence, depreciation and amortization plus rentals of flight equip¬
ment increased $848,000 from $1,193,000 in 1952 to $2,041,000 in 1953,
Norden
Mr.
pointed
Seaboard
aircraft
1954—Month—1953
$407,656
$404,633
oper.
expenses.
160,312
130,929
336,542
These will
carry
freight
payload of
a
miles per hour in transatlantic operation, adding greatly
capacity presently provided by the company's DC-4's
which fly an 8-ton payload at 200 miles per hour.
.
v.i.
At Dec. 31,
1953, Seaboard's total assets were $6,051,246 and net
worth
was
$2,906,053.
These figures compared with $5,747,706 and
$2,816,094, respectively at 1952 year end.
Largest transatlantic all-freight carrier, Seaboard flew a record total
of 8,047,231 revenue miles during 1953, a 16%
increase over the 1952
tons
at 300
the
freight
cial
of
6,940,634.—V.
consultants,
March
A.
from
revenue
$60,270
—V.
179,
p.
$276,727
$68,091
237,500
421
24,837
$517,915
439,350
Costs
179,
1484.
p.
Calendar
'
1954—4 Wks.—1953
6i'l
Gas
&
and
Ended
other
and
Profit
U.
$
-Domestic
sales
122,423.031
Canadian
sales
—V.
p.
179,
$
$
•
120,260,819 364,308,649 353,278,771
10,940,041
33,270,886
31,221.372
1615.
shares
47,806
of
con¬
5,406
__
2,400
Inc
16,000
Newbery
2,200
^
-
& Co.,
6,358
Inc.—
1,000
1,500
_
179, p. 1484.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Year—
1953
incomer^.—
1952
Federal
S.
income
taxes
855,555,632
90,061,006
93,844,952
taxes-;
income
on
$
935,465,453
22,000,000
$17,000,000
68,061,006
§Speclal
76,844,952
68,061,006
86,475,303
31,836,818
31,743,141
J__
credit
special
credit
9,630,351
—
Net
income
Dividends
paid
Earnings
per
$Reduced
back,
of
U.
Feb.
of
Corp.—Earnings—,,,^,,,,
1
$8,745,715
„
,
$8,063,355
5,304,243
5,412,482
————
The
plans
at
less
not
Co., San Francisco,
totaling
Mr.
of
Price
Ford
The
orders
letter
unstated
an
offered
the
notification
to
number
employees
wpw
York
of
with
shares
of
market
the
at
Stock
filed
was
Exchange
the
s$1.01
$0.50
share
through
and
179,
Brush,
(par
$1)
to
The
Eustis
as
£5
of
shares
fully
ordinary
paid
will
and
be
Co., Ltd.—Stock Dividend
allotted
the
on
to
basis
the
of
769,721
both
and
of
are
SEC
an
shares
shares
384,860
which
of
179,
from
are
the
of
ordinary stockholders
one
new
share
&
work
J57
carried
of
on
1205.
p.
the
357
•
Orddr—
for
airplane
engine,
in
now
offhe
one
engine division,
manufactured
being
process
The
Works
Wakonda
at
Solar
assemblies
plant
in Des
for
both
being
are
Moines, Iowa.
Co., Norridgewock, Me.
Pre¬
—
H.
net
proceeds,
converted
was
its
the
added
dial
to
in
a
with
$105,000
a
Norridgewock,
bank
Mercer,
loan,
Smith-
in
operation
system.
1946.
in
1953
On
&
the
as
the
area
exchange
an
in
and
Sharon
1889
serving
1945
Oct.
North
1,
1953,
Portland
around
North
Solon
at
New
dial
a
Norridgewock
New
was
Portland
exchange
the
at
company
Telephone
Co.
with
stock-sharing method.
conversion
be
Co.
In
1934
the
to
New
all
above,
will
River.
dial
former
outlined
of
organized
was
Dead
to
corporation by
With
as
together
towns
Telegraph
&
and
converted
the
the
convert
Me., to dial operation.
Telephone
and
of
of
dial.—V.
600
the
179,
telephones
with
approximately
p.
the
1,000
funds
provided
telephones in the
1205.
South Carolina Insurance Co., Columbia, S. C.—Files—
$19
on
company
covering
per
increase
each
for
Aircraft.
W'nitney
new
Offered—tE.
to
Portland
The
new
qrders
BUSINESS—Company
&
be
closing price on
purchase.—V. 179,
of
used
merged
cover¬
to the Issue by the company t,o its ordinary stockholders of 10,902,939 ordinary shares by capitalizing £10,902,939 of the share
premiums
reserve.
with
disposal
stock
value.—V.
Telephone
and Rome,
that consent has been given by H. M. Treas¬
announces
compliance
in
the
for
common,
for,, units
Solar's
Stock
be
field
system
Shell Transport & Trading
that,
common
1205.
p.
Athens
30
1375.
The company
refineries
Stanley & Co., Waterville,
Me., on March 10 publicly offered 5,600 shares of 5%
cumulative preferred stock at par ($5 per share).
the
on
day
production
gas
$18,000,000.
than $6,600,000 for components
supplement
Pratt
in
Somerset
ferred
New
March
on
stock
common
the
Co,
PROCEEDS—The
1334.
p.
SEC
based
the
on
decrease of $34»~
a
and
oil
1,480,972
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Files With SEC—
of
to
facilities $27,000,000
*$1,501,955
$1.21
pert
said
Motor
fabricated
was
(W. A.)
Co.
nominal
more
§Gain
required
by Ford under license from Pratt & Whitney Aircraft.
$0.60
156,
provision
(no
powerful turbojet engines have been received by this
Edmund T., Price,
President and General Manager, .an¬
on
April 13.
Ii ' "
V.v
Ford
.—__
$16
facilities
Co.
carry-i
.
1,487,891
than
at
related
formulated
Gas
share.
per
most
$1,802,668
Calif.—V.
stock
Co.
transportation
disclosed
being
books
149,511
April 5 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock
(no par)
to be offered in
market
report
are
Natural
Hydrocarbon
•597,082
on
1,500
Gas
Additions
marketing
*$7.08
cents
income).
on
Solar Aircraft Co.—Receives Large
will
&
79
or
representing recovery, through
in 1951 for excess profits tax.
Interstate
taxes
$9,630,351
of
provided
1952.
and
Pioneer
•510,524
adjusted to year-end audit.—V. 179, p. 441.
open
credit
$72,000,000,
annual
order,
—V.
company
$5.53
$2,800,000
Colorado
$30,000,000
772,572
Net income for the
•As
by
amount
to
530,623
taxes
period
:
Shares of common stock outstanding..
Net income per share of common stock
Cash dividends paid—per share-,.—
special
1952
from
177,370
income
share
Capital expenditures in 1953 totaled $147,000,000,
000,000
amounted
nounced
>r; ;
t
" 1953 j
■;:1954
income—
Federal
stock—
common
Federal
Orders
28—
of
the
S.
on
common
in
sales
on
for
—
Privately—
ury
$
right
Himme
&
Pope,
before
Sinclair's
amortization
and
for
credited
11,180,393
N.
Income—before
issue of $500,000 serial notes, due
an
expenses
Provision
1954—12 Wks.—1953
"
Strauss
Gross operating
privately through J. M. Louden, Inc., finan¬
York City,
New
Months
Depreciation
/ Safeway Stores, Inc. (& Subs.)—Current Sales Up—,
Period End. Mar. 27—
of exchange by the
the company agrees to
prior
•'i v$
of
Depletion
p.
1269.
the
Kidder & Co.—
M.
See also V.
1, 1956 to 1963, inclusive.
sales
ing
ry.
__
interest
an
stock:
Chilson,
nation's
A
Net
to
Draper, Sears & Co.
„
313,484
operations
Net ry. oper. income—_
at
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc
Super Constellation
new
Norden said.
Mr.
summer,
to
$831,399
Railway
aggregate
an
Simon, Strauss & Himme
♦Inclusive
of four
delivery
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$220,582
in
banks,
such
to the prior right of subscription by the participating pre¬
stockholders, the company agrees to sell to the underwriters
following units:
the
out.
take
will
this
Slocumb
revenue-
from
ferred
costs,
Direct
said.
Norden
The
oper.
banks
company
at such date, had outstanding $3,535,000
as
borrowings
preferred stockholders as above,
following underwriters the following
the
added
Period End. Feb. 28—
commercial
the
N. Pope, Inc
J_—39,000
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc._
3,400
a
year
Railway
Realty
Michelman
1954,
31,
year
equal to 59 cents
be
RR.—Earnings-
Jan.
,
covering
Northern
several
of
William
157,125
1953, Raymond A,
Norden, President,
announced on
was 13%
higher than 1952 revenues of $12,082,495. Net
This
to $351,179,
the
Sacramento
re¬
".'U;Shares
Shasta Water Co., San Francisco, Calif.—Piles—
profit
shares
1821,
p.
corporation
enues
tax.
shares will fully participate in the
following years.—V. 174, p. 1500.
with
unsecured
vertible preferred
None
of
lands
M.
Abraham
to
participating
'
the
t216,742
of 4%.
22,795
28,145
series C
173,965
Shamrock
to
propose
credit
$5,010,000 and,
..
Three
meeting of shareholders
holders
have
liPayable
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc^—Net Earnings Off
Net
managing
of
term
20,047
17.833
preferred,
preferred, series D__;
■:
.
..
..
and
officers
'V.'/-- '
lines
30,003
16,167
4.70%
$3,989,073
Royal Dutjch Petroleum Co.—r2p% Stock Dividend—
subsidiaries.
its
149,600 shs.
to
bonuses
as
convertible
BORROWINGS—As
TERM
short
$383,115
179, p. 1269.
■tii'.;
and
company
of
distribution
for
Inc.
SHORT
company,
.
the
William
The company has placed
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$1,468,123" $3,895,880
„
reserved
49,455 shs.
t550,400shs.
149,600 shs.
(par $1)
$1)
(par
are
of
Westpan
1954—Month—1953
$1,434,044
65,000
108,371 shs,
250,000 shs.
preferred stock and 20,000 shares
reserved to cover option to underwriters.
^Payable to Mutual Life
Insurance
Co.
of
New
York.
gPayable to The United States Life
Insurance
Co.
($285,000)
and
The Colonial
Life Insurance
Co.
of
75,399
$349,787
stock-
common
Sessions Clock Co.—Notes Placed
Sales
stock
common
for
outstanding:
will
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Off—
payable
_
employees
$458,514
1375.
p.
note
1165,000
served
222,966
95,325
deductions.
4%%
total
construction
1954
535,000
;
Units
1,353,053
$0.71
$500,000
$535,000
in
1964
shares
$681,480
224,709
$445,112
18
financing consisted
New
,v
•Class A
Outstanding
$$500,000
payable
23,592
preferred stock.
on
Balance
Shares
lower
.
notes
subordinated
30,
Common
$657,888
19,095
deductions
income after taxes for
Gross
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
1963-
„
6,075,134
$3,012,583
operations
from
>
in¬
•Cumulative convertible preferred stock
(par $11)
1,476,374
income
The
.
•
Subject
Net
Dividends
$9,168,224
—
junior
in
to 1964
1956
Simon,
before
etc.,
class A
par
-
1953
income
Non-operating income
Balance
EFFECT
payable
to
1957
subordinated
Nov.
$2,131,262
Net operating
Interest,
GIVING
note
Sinclair Oil Corp.
$11,852,937
~r
6%
1952
8,829,526
'
—
term
installments
in
Common
& Power Co.
5%%
of
28—
4.70%
Rockland Light
senior
stallments
Works—Earnings—
Feb.
j$l
of
Authorized
rate
12
and
Years Ended Dec. 31—
be
4%%
company's
acquisition
and one share of
April 30.,
stock
shares
CAPITALIZATION
•
amount of
Knox-
Bridgeport, Conn., Anaheim and Lynwood, Calif., St.
Philadelphia and Youngwood, Pa.
The one-story 70,000 square-feet building, is situtated on 20 acres of
land, providing adequate room for expansion.—V. 179, p. 1615.
ville,
Louis,
its
$2,398,434
company
will
had
San
1954
"of
pliances
through
,
is expanding its production facilities with the opening
a
new
plant at Indiana, Pa,, 50 miles northeast of Pittsburgh.
The company has taken a five year lease on the $475,000 plant, con¬
structed for Robertshaw-Fulton by the Industrial Development Corp.
of Indiana, for the manufacture of certain new products now being
readied for the market, according to John A. Robertshaw, President.
This
informed
were
field
I
Plant—
be
*651
1,747,708
preferred dividend requirements in the first quarter
equal to four cents per share on the common stock.
were
stockholders
unexchanged
will
companies.
container
preferred
Both, offer* expire
stqek.
April 19, 1954
cumulative convertible preferred stock
publicly offered at $15.50 each, while the unsubscribed units
offered to public at $15.50 per unit.
:
The
He
other
convertible
common,
entry into the
virtually all of the
common
stock
of
Superior
Paper
Products
Co.,
Pittsburgh,
Pa.,
through acceptance of Superior stockholders of the St. Regis offer
of
exchange of its common stock for Superior stock.
Superior will
operate as a subsidiary of St. Regis.
Superior, Mr. Ferguson states,
operates two plants in
Pennsylvania, one near Pittsburgh and the
other at Mt. Wolf, near York.—V. 179, p. 1205.
the
that
of
The
fibre
estimated
in
lative
$50,094,966,
months of this year totaled
three
stated
pointed out that dividends paid last year repre¬
sented 45% of the period's net income.
The stockholders on April 9 approved an increase in the number
of authorized common shares of the company from 7,495,714 shares
to 10,000,000 shares.
Mr. Ferguson pointed out that the company has
no
immediate plans for the issue of any of the additional shares of
common
stock, but added that the increase in the amount of author¬
ized
common
stock
places it in a position to issue from time to
time such shares for the acquisition of additional properties or se¬
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Sales Off-
of 1953.
the balance of
troduction of new cost-saving methods.
During the
three months ended March
Ferguson
dividends.
of
operations
those
the first
that present-Indications were that 1954 would
be a favorable
year
for the company and that he expected sales
and earnings to exceed those of last year.
On the subject of divi¬
dends, Mr. Ferguson referred to his remark at the 1953 annual meet¬
ing when he stated that with the virtual completion in 1952 of the
company's
large
expansion and modernization program the board
could consider distribution of a larger
ratio of profits in the form
Mr.
should be surrendered to Irving Trust Co., 1 Wall St., New
favorably with
lowered during
in
compared with $49,199,222 in the comparable period of, last year.
date of the
be redeemed
the
Net sales
*
17—
informed stockholders that, they can.r^deepa
share up to the close of business May 17, which
has
their stock for $6 per
will
Financial Chronicle... Monday,
The Commercial and
(1726)
15,000
share,
April
shares
8
of
filed
letter of
a
stock
common
without underwriting.
capital and
notification
(par
The
$10)
proceeds
to
are
with
be
to
the
SEG
offered
be
at
used to
surplus.—y. 173, p. 1483.
stock,
-'
*1
A
St. Louis Southwestern
the
Ry.—Earnings—
proposal to
time
that
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway oper.
$4,966,383
revenue:—
Railway oper.
Net
1954—Month—1953
from
r.v:
—V.
oper,
179, p.
$12,548,777
6,459,369
6,919,677
the
of
letters
allotment
The
—V.
shares
new
ordinary
capital
172,
p.
will
share
will
in
respect
income.,—
$3,114,719
651,96G
$3,462,782
986,376
$5,629,100
income
70
for
cents
outstanding at the
President
first
714
and
the
in
of
that
dividends
all
1954
year
end
and
month.
paid
subsequent
Operating
revenues—
years.
Operating
Dr506,507
1,896,025
a
first
share
end
of
Chairman;
quarter
on
that
the
of
1954
5,397,657
period,
amounted
shares
of
$3,949,456
common
stock
according to Roy K. Ferguson,
This; compared
with
$3,760,587
three months oL 1953, equal to 70 cents a share
shares outstanding at the end of that
period.
to
on
for : the
the
5,170
income
Other operating
—V.
1954—13 Wks.—1953
$4,400,954 $11,045,478 $11,465,136
was
made
preferred
convertible
holders
458
of
units
stock
preferred stock
the
at
$1.20
$15
per
24,234,438
22,551,065
49,260,871
46,231,043
taxes—
4,433,612
4,566,837
8,607,276
8,707,910
taxes—
3,081,707
2,787,175
6,167,928
5,531,320
operating
after
income
$4,911,145
$4,929,945
$9,600,910
$9,491,882
4,506,243
4,624,159
8,692,510
179,
8,783,283
charges
p.
1270.
Co., Inc.—Further Details—
in
our
issue
of
April
5
of
the
right
to
change each of the outstanding 29,458 shares, of $1.20 cumulative
ticlpating
Net
Net
—V.
Signature Loan
Mention
$3,804,580
1270.
p.
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$36,660,902 $34,835,022 $73,636,985 $69,962,155
Sales Off—
1954—4 Wks.—1953
L____
sales
179,
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
1954—Month—1953
expenses
'
the
Southern Bell Telephone &
Period End. Feb. 28—
the
on
14.
Period End. Mar. 27—
to
passu
the
Shoe Corp. of America—March
Retail
Net
pari
of
about
Federal
St. Regis Paper Co.—Sales and
Earnings Up—Common
Stock Increased—Enters Fibre Container Fieldequal
issued
be
'
$1,780,716
1270.
$9,922,151
3,389.393
ry.
operations
Net
$6,504,112
3,185,667
expenses,
revenue
1954—2 Mos.—1953
this issue will be put before the stockholders at
annual
general meeting in June, and it is expected
make
(no
par)-
(par $11)
for
two -shares
and .of the
ex¬
par-r
of 'cumulative
right of
the present
participating preferred stock to subscribe for .29,-;
unit, each unit to consist of
one
share of
cumu-
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—
Equitable
Securities Corp.
offered $8,GOO,OOO of
and
associates
on
April
14
3^% 30-year first mortgage bonds,
j at 102.461% and accrued- interest, to yield 3% to
ma-
Number 5317... The Commercial and
Volume 179
Other
Loeb
bonds
The
,
100.982.
to
redeemable
are
call
Special
IdO'/e.
.
-
at
prices
regular
each
the
of
1958
years
to
Texas State Oil & Gas Co., Corpus Christi, Tex.—Files
With
balance
eral
corporate
sinking fund
the
of
proceeds
the company.—V.
of
purposes
104 and accrued interest.
from the issue will be used for the gen¬
debentures at
Texas
with
communities
estimated
an
♦First
mortgage bonds—
of 1948 due
'"*
2%%
series
3%
—
of
2%%
series
of
1951
due
3'/«%
series
of
1954
due
Preferred
♦Not
except
limited
principal
of
amounts
Securities
Corp
Hirsch
&
_
Co
M.
Cooley
Co
&
Company
&
that
its
in
it received
stockholders
stock,
common
The
or a
each
.
in
of
the
common
stock
will
be
to
March
1954
31,
full shares of common
presently authorized is
entitled
are
'
vote
to
•
■
awarded
to
the
Marcus
Hook, Pa.—
involve
of
and
the
within
units
new
12
agreed
to
completed
be
and
In
the
company's
178,
&
ner
-
several
Paine,
Electric
revenues
—
Operating
expenses
|$5,671,763 $12,678,546 $11,556,439
3,906,262
8,395,858
8,152,858
679,470
1,676,679
1,286,810
268,117 '
640,043
557,907
$6,266,382
—
4,170,244
taxes—
821,260
operating taxes—
308,978
Federal
Other
Net
Ret
income
—V.
179,
$1,965,966
$1,558,864
1,701,711
$817,914
$965,900
1,307,342
692,040'
831,717
charges
The
-
—V.
of
5.40%
stock
April 1,
The
company
M.
Ohio
formerly
was
&
20,000
William Blair & Co
H.
into
Folger,
Production Co., Inc.—Gross
Years Ended Dec.
Cress operating
Winston
(net)
deductions
Federal
tax
income
stock
—
income..
$3,601,367
Number of shares outstandings—
Newell
&
Co.
•
Effective—
Earned
share.
per
$2.09
—
Talcott, Inc.
due April
in 1953 amounted to $10,094,053, compared
with $8,560,450 spent for the purpose in the preceding year.
During 1953 this company drilled or participated in drilling 208
wells, of which 150—or 72%—were productive, compared with 128
w,ells drilled in 1952, of which 86 (or 67%) were productive.
Regarding, dividends, the annual report states: "It' is the presentview of the management that no dividends should be paid
in 1954,
hot that, if earnings forecasts for 1954 are realized, the stock should
be placed on a quarterly cash dividend basis in 1955."—V. 179, p. 1052.
expenditures
Capital
The
Stix
p.
dated
—
The
$19,003,176 $21,304,307 $39,447,438
expenses.
14,413,972
14,217,049 29,696,004
Railway oper.
Net
from
rev.
oper.
—V.
179,
—
£4.589,204
2,237,118
_
$135,503.
revenues
Mr.
Operating
expenses
_.
"It
23,451,437
49,843,089
4,518,824
10,789,219
—V.
179,
5,687,503
6,358,683
2,801,958
3,182,411
$5,807,333
5,364,922
charges
This
$4,884,457 $11,377,882
$9,692,127
10,452,780
8,908,579
4,520,599
not
to
the outlook for
surprising if
be
reports
Feb.
This
compares
fiscal
cents
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Reports- Record
Gasoline
Natural
months ended
$1.01
Highs—
*•
share
per
for
the
ended
Feb.
year.
like
the
Net
—V.
asset
179,
value
p.
$871,749
—
$748,813
$8.58
£—
assets
net
Total
$7.79
shs,re
per
for the
earnings
earnings
net
the first half of
1954,
with
on
reported
$580,671
Earnings
year.
in
six
months
year
a
first
and
earlier.—V.
179,
1954—Month—1953
Period End. March 31—
"
•
p.
per
proceeds
will
be
Ltd—Bonds Sold Privately—
April 13 announced that it has sold
privately through A. E. Ames & Co., Inc.
{
f
minion Securities Corp. a new issue
These
States
bonds
funds.
are
The
payable
Issue
as
and The Do-
of $17,000,000 first
bonds to mature Dec. 1, 1967.
mortgage sink, fund 4*k%
to
carries
principal
a
sinking
and
Interest
8,353,638
13,839,496
$14.24
14,538,141
$15.28
Edward
Dimock
J.
April
on
Approved—
approved an applica¬
cash distribution to
179, p. 1522.
2
Doyle,
trustee,
for a
5%
$1,000 first mortgage bond.—V.
on
California
wells—V.
completed
working
Texas,
in
by
the
L.
W.
&
Tide
the
No.
Water
Ventura, Calif.
company
dually completed
Field,
six
of
addi¬
Oklahoma,
in
one
100
Lloyd
and
Associated
in
its
No.
Ven¬
at
Lea Field,
the
completion
the
April 12 announced
in California, two
Mexico.
in
Crane
County,
from
N6s. 1 and 2 Barnsley
the Connell and Ellen-
formations.
well
Oklahoma
new
located
Is
on
the
edge
east
of
the
Elk
Washita County.
Mexico, Tide Water Associated completed No. 3 Anderson,
8-20-37.
Lea County, from
the Paddock pay sand.—V. 179,
unit
in
New
.%'•
'
■
has
company
the
barrels
well
•
"
"
-
Sun
Oil
.completed
a
new
discovery
well,
drilled jointly
at Sidney. Rithland County, Montana In the
depth of 9,500 feet, known as the Beagle No. 1,
Co.,
at
Basin
;•
Canada—New Well—
a
day.
a
...
m
^
wholly-owned
American
subsidiary,
Trans-Era
Kansas, has announced completion of a
Julesberg Basin of Colorado, producing 200 barrels of 4C
company's
In
of
Inc.
the
Wichita,
gravity oil a day.
1954—3 Mos.—1953
BUSINESS—The company was organized Jan. 4,
acquiring,
Four
This company on
7,115
9,273,567,
assets)-^
worth)
(net
$1.20
$0.70
„
6,794
according to Julian B. Adoue, Jr., Trans-EVa President. The well now
is said to be producing 30 gravity oil at the rate of approximately 110
exploring,
developing
and
Transcontinental
1954, for the purpose
operating certain oil and gas
lh
fund providing
United
for
the
of
the
leased
operates
properties acquired by the company contain nine
The
in that part of southern Texas known generally as
the Gulf area.
The
company's
Christi, Texas.
are
in
the
Building,
Tower
Wilson
Corpus
Line Corp.—Earnings1953
—«——-
Income
interest, etc.
'
income
deductions
,
33 291
$3,377,152
11.902
$3,897,923
1.653,687
$3,389,054
1,779,083
$2,244,236
350,625
$1,609,971
$3,864,632
Utility operating income
Other income:
195?
$15,167,514 $13,416,9-3
11.302,882 10.039,771
——————
Operating expenses and taxes
Gross
offices
—*
,
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
to
be
outstanding,
including
the
present fesue. will consist of 500,000 shares of common stock, 25 cents
par
1
Gas Pipe
ended Dec. 31—
Operating revenues
producing oil wells and four leased properties are wildcat acreage.
company
months
Three
1206.
Steep Rock Iron Mines
'
—
share
new
Texas,
in
This
stock at
largely > for
used
current
$1.40
$0.50
jL
—
v.:
New
Petroleum,
net
shareshare:
been
two
Williston
share.
PROCEEDS—The
683,314
$401,518
208.
■
April 13 offered for public sale
common
519,521
$721,193
Trans-Era Oils, Ltd., Toronto,
'
of 25-cent par value
shares
paid
shareholders.,.—
wells—two
in
Section
p.
78
properties.
-■>
907,175
$1,084,832
capital.
of
179,
1,992,007
T,
each
oil
The
City
Offered—Bar¬
Gas Co.—Stock
of
burger
,
$10,287,040 $12,441,647 $23,442,763 $28,186,072
Sales
1952
$36,450,756
business——
per
(net
Judge
Avenue
wells
1522.
1'
«
Oil &
National
1,197,836
dividends
In
common
Lester
The
Off—
Industrial
the
tax
'''
one
The
equal
versus
p.
of
all
1990.
p.
176—have
of
half
were
outstanding,
to
committed for deposit
or
date.
1953
investment
per
company
tional
its current fiscal
period
respect
2,438,550
common
capital
by
The
,
616.
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—March Sales
—V.
Southern
rett Herrick & Co. Inc. on
$1.50
deposited
in
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—New Wells—
for
$752,976
of
announced
previously
exchange
company
Higher—
the
for
last
the
745,625 common shares
'■
200,000
stock
all
and
time.
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
preferred
•-
holders
is
the remainder of the year
Corp.—Earnings
consolidated
28,
'■
"
Texas
Mar. 31,'54 Dec. 31,'53
'
.
that
make
$1,240,714
per
Federal
tion
net
will
stock
common
1954, in accordance
Textron Incorporated,
Third Avenue Transit Corp.—Distribution
were
last
period
same
28
'
with
As of—
Co.
of
31—
common
l'/8,
■'I.'
exceeding expectations," he added.—V. 179, p. 208.
previous
the
Co.
dividends
value
quarter
corporation
year.
of
as
will
common
retained
of
Working
In
1270.
p.
months
nine
800
today, April 19,
prospectus
supplemented,
as
income
Shareholders'
In
Texas
the
tax
and
profit
tura
8,884,031
in
termination
Dec.
for
Common
Number
48,004,537
5.555,405
income
operating
the
for
that
noted
would
tries last month, are
the six
after
the
during the spring months, always best for the company's
products, will be accelerated by a number of large building projects.
"In addition, sales of Holiday Hill Stone, introduced by Texas Indus¬
1954—2 Mos.—1953
24,549,436
operating taxes
Net
with
ending May 30 exceed those of the first three
quarters combined," he said.
Rogers attributed the prospective earnings increase to the likelihood
$72,268,198
taxes—
Income
taxes
as
fourth
the
business
profit
Earnings
notification
of
800
Co.
$36,747,012
Book
after
Rogers
bright.
in
Woolen
American
of
1954,
the
before
Net
that demand
$39,094,585 $35,656,676 $78,368,873
„_
Net
letter
a
compared with $198,504 for
Ralph B. Rogers, President, announced.
Co.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
Other
filed
g
1,900
i
Parvin_
&
4,600
withdrawn
Ended
Provision
1616.
1822.
Earnings
$9,751,434 $14,812,872
4,667,755
6,541,489
$7,087,258
i3,356,203
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Federal
$44,757,615
29,944,743
1206.
p.
to pay for expansion.—V. 179, p.
Texas Industries, Inc.—Earnings Off—Outlook Bright
-
railway
income--
operations
ry.
April
on
2,300
Co.
1,500
Hart
Eddleman-Pollok
4,600
of
close
1,
are
—V.
Railway oper. revenue..
Net
corporation
&
Co,
depositary agent under the offer Is
Providence, R. I.—V. 179, p. 1616.
Profit
Net
1954—2 Mos—1953
1954—Month—1953
&
sales
Net
covering an undetermined number of shares of common stock
(par $5) which are to be offered for subscription by employees up
to 5%
of his annual earnings rate under a stock purchase plan.—
p.
Kaiser
Austin,
reserved
Thermoid
SEC
178,
Lukens
and
Hague Noble
of
Common
The
Smith,
1, 1966.
proceeds are to be used
3,100
3,100
3,100
2,300
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Corp.
Incorporated
before
or
Yeaf
Ry.—Earnings—
Southern
the
March
The
1704.
Notes Placed Privately
—•
Son—__
Co.—i
&
Robinson
Co.,
share
right
TelAutograph Corp.—Files With SEC—
V.
Period End. Feb. 28—
each
at
on
April 12 announced that it has placed pri¬
vately through1 F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc. an issue of
$2,500,000 5V4% capital notes, series A (subordinated),
1,727,008
$2.17
——-
for
the
Textron
American Machine Co. above.—V. 170,
(James)
3,100
Hilliard &
B.
1616..,'-'
p.
with
Bank
$3,754,623
1,727,008
._
8c
3,100
Hibbs
J. J.
Pan-
Cleveland
terminate
company on
Net
B.
Inc._
5,800
American Woolen Co.
Sec H. 8c B.
Michigan Corp
Nolan-W.
3,100
3,100
3,100
Mitchum, Tully & Co
____________
179,
of
Co.,
5,800
4,600
extensions
Susquehanna Mills, Inc.—Merger
1953
1952.
$19,961,409 $18,840,717
14,419,997
12,884,950
1,590,045
1,541,144
350,000
660.000
3,1—
income
Operating charges
Other
Up—Net Off—
&
5,800
;
Evans
4,600
,
First
Gardner
A.
4,600
M.
13,200
7,400
<fe
4,600
offer to exchange $5 in cash, 1/5 share of its 4%
preferred stock, series B ($100 par value) and l/j> share of its common
'
as
-
4,600
13,200
Co.
&
4,600
First
C
■
Co
&
Textron Incorporated—Terminates Offer—
three
1964.
known
•
Richards
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Co._
Robertson
—V.
'
Southern
Shares
Hill
Irving Lundborg & Co.__^_
Prescott, Shepard & Co. Inc.
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
&
Company
The
.
severally
respective number of shares
forth below:
20,000
v__
Jackson
Marks
Inc.
,
Outstanding
have
37,200
Dodge & Co
Clement
1373.
p.
&
5,905,000 shs.
below
13,200
Reinholdt
proceeds are to be used to reduce bank loans.
179,
Power
This corporation's
converted
be
may
Texas
37,200
Inc.
preferred
until
stock
common
net
This
927.
p.
share
and
Shares
%*•
Fulton, Reid & Co.
'
Valu
shares of
re¬
PRESENT FINANCING'
named
the
company
set
Pierce, Fen-
Schwabacher &
Hopwood, and Woodard-Elwood & Co.
Each
income
operating
after
1954—2 Mos—1953
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
,
Co.
40.000,000 shs.
18 eastern states and the District *'• Bosworth, Sullivan 8c Co.,
Minn.—Preferred
Stock
shares of 5.40%
cumulative preferred stock, series of 1954 (par $50) was
publicly offered on April 9 at $53.50 per share and ac¬
crued dividends by J. M. Dain & Go.; Piper, Jaffray &
will
the
purchasers
coast
Co.—Earnings—
Service
of
revenues
—The
Beane
Laurence
Stores, Inc., Hopkins,
Offered—An issue of
12,000
stock
minor subsidiaries.
(no par)__
Webber,
Dewar,
Super
the
share.
Eastman, Dillon & Co
White, Weld & Co
2201.
p.
of
holding company which owns approxi¬
of Dallas Power & Light Co. and all
Texas
Curtis
marketing area of
sale
Authorized
stock
r
high
Columbia.—V.
Corp, $48.11
(jointly), $47,759,
stock
to purchase from the
Clark,
of
of
as
common
Merrill Lynch,
operation
anti-knock gasoline engineered to equal or surpass
premium-priced fuels in performance but to sell at regular gasoline
prices was announced on April 12 by this company.
The new gasoline is available now at all Sunoco stations throughout
fi¬
stocks
Kidder, Peabody & Co
months.-
new
Securities
corporate purposes.
a
of additional common stock
Announces New Anti-Knock Gas—
A
is
the common
UNDERWRITERS
,
the
expected
are
the
,
engineering and construction by
catalytic cracking unit with an estimated
Houdriflow
a
from
_
and construction of two important
facilities at Marcus Hook, Pa., have
Construction Co.
Catalytic
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
company's
contracts
new
of
common
$3.33 per
the
at
Union
share.
per
operating subsidiaries in
1953 totaled $109,028,763 and net income waS
$23,117,122. Net equity
or Texas Utilities in
subsidiary net income amounted to $19,977,893 in
1953 and net income of the parent for the
year was $18,807,622
or
■
at
net
EARNINGS—Consolidated
ponents for high-grade motor fuel and aviation gasoline.
;
•
T. Ellwood Webster, President of Catalytic, said that work on the
two
new
Contracts at Marctis Hook will get underway immediately
the
Southern New England Telephone
par)
group
a
treasury to supply further short-term capital
subsidiaries,
to make
further investments in their
of
Light Co., as well
capacity of about 27,00 barrels per day, and the construction of an
18,000 barrels-pcr-day Houdriformer catalytic unit to produce com¬
expired
used
(no
by
company's
engineering
this
Catalytic
company's 1954 construction program.—V. 179,
V/:;'/.
v
of
1375.
the
to
The
common stock to its
of business on March
close
Subscription, warrants
V .'v
the
sale
the
from
part
a
the
at
for
additions
been
shares of
114,166
offer.
:;v -VU: VVy,
contained
was
Proceeds
nance
of
shares
seven
April 8, 1954.
p.
the
stockholders on
of
;-S:"
Contracts
new
share on the basis of one additional share for
common
stock then held.
No over-subscription
per
share
per
were:
$47,545
stocks and for other
Common
shares
subscriptions to 105,110
record
of
stockholders
privilege
annual meeting
,
record
of
To Increase Facilities
92.07% subscription, leaving 9,056
offered
had
company
1954 at $25.25
24,
at the
made
be
meeting.-;
or
common
will
Stockholders
7.93%, to be purchased by the underwriting
group managed by Smith, Barney & Co.
shares,
value,
8,000,000.
set
are
stock
common
$50
stock
Corp.
6USINESS-—Company
20.
As
of
Dec.
31, 1953 there were 7,648,510
stock' outstanding.
The number of shares
company on April $ an¬
stock offering to common
recent
the
requirements
additional
par
April
800,000
Subscriptions^TKis
Stock
plenish
increase the capital stock of this company to provide
2,000,000 shares of common stock, without nominal
to
Boston
PROCEEDS—The
$365,178
Co*—'To Increase Capitalization—
Oil
proposal
an
or
1,250,000
1,200,000
—
—
Marks
Laurence
nounced
A
$2,750,000
2,000.000
l-
Higginson Corp
Lee
—i——;
406.
p.
_
them
of
at
Lehman Brothers and Bear, Stearns & Co.
First
mately 98%
and the respective
purchased by
be
14
,
Offered—Public
DIVIDENDS—On Jan. 4 and April 1,
quarterly dividends of 52 cents
the outstanding common stock.
v/-
Equitable
of
to
bonds
new
below:
forth
April
on
Stock
per share were paid on
1953
%
1954
:___$430,360
ended Feb. 28—
The
common
85,895 shs.
•
179,
Sun
:
1,560,000 shs.
the purchasers,
of
names
Co.—Common
Other bids received for the
income
—V.
913,333 shs.
forth !h the mortgage securing such
set
as
UNDERWRITERS—The
Net
for
bonds.
made
per share;
Wells Corp.—Earnings Higher----
months
Three
460,000 shs.
($100 par value)
4.8 %
preferred stock
Common stock (without par value)—
stock, cum.
$1,124,335
1206.
p.
and
3,000,000
8,000,000
1949
179,
Struthers
1981——
1984
__
due 1979——
1949 due 1979
of
series
—V.
$1,000,000
3,000,000
7,500,000
1978
series
3%
(
by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,'Fenner & Beane. The group won award
of this issue on April 13 on a bid of
$49,028 per share. v-
:
1QRJ*
$1,008,086
Sales—--iw——_^_—-4—-—.
TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING
•tqc4
Month of March—
in 58
electric service within Indiana
population of 220,000.
supplies
Utilities
offering of 250,000 shares
1615.
179, p.
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.- -March Sales Lower—
of
permanent
BUSINESS—Company
The
,
was
to stockholders will provide
the funds required for construction or acquisition of
improvements, extensions and additions to its property, to
reimburse its treasury in part for expenditures made for such purposes
and to provide for payment at or prior to maturity, of temporary bank
loans
which on March* 31,
1954 amounted to $6,000,000.
portion
a
per share through L. D. Sherman & Co., New York.
to be Used' for general corporate purposes,
net proceeds are
headed jointly
offer of additional common stock
recent
a
company
,at 5° cents
sale of the bonds and from
net proceeds from the
Exchange Commission—
on April 7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 599,000 shares of common Stock (par 10 cents) to be onered
*
PROCEEDS—The
Securities and
The
to'the Export' fmport Bank of-'Washington. \
4
redemption on May 15, 1954 all of its
5Vz%
The
105.47%
ranging from
402.461 to 100.
prices
from
range
bonds in
the
of
11
has called for
company
$2,250,000
..
.
$1,700,000
the
originally
The
101.751;
Inc.,
(jointly),
issued
101.939;
Corp.,
Co.
&
Blair,
102.05; -Union
102.107: Kidddr,' Peabbdy 8c Co.,
The First Boston Corp., 101.899; Halsey
and White Weld & Co. and Shields &
Inc.,
Co.
&
Securities
of
proceeds of the issue, the company has retired its $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds consisting of $4,300,000 series A-l 4%
bonds Issued originally to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and
$5,000,060 series B- 4VSa%
bonds and $700,000 series C 4V2% bonds
Kuhn,
coupon, were received as follows:
Bros. & Hutzler (jointly),
102.111;
3Vs%
a
of
(1727)
inclusive.
1966
Out
Salomon
and
Co
&
Stuart
all for
bids,
Rollins
Co.
retirement
bid of 102.13%.
a
on
April 13
The group won award of the bonds on
turity.
Financial Chronicle
value.—V. 179', p. 137$.
"
'
'
"
*
Net
income
Preferred
Common
—V.
179,
dividends
—
—
dividends 7_^_.
p.
1616.
'•
—
—"
—
1,235,500
■=
«
12
The Commercial
(1728)
Net
value
share
$'25.21
$27.85'
—
assets of $190,780,087 as of March
investment
Net
common
per
1954, are the
31,
highest ever reported.
.
At the end of the quarter, the company had assets of $9,682 for each
SI 000 of debentures outstanding and $386 for each share of preferred
^
179,
stock.—V.
1523.
p.
^
received
authorization
SEC
and
issue
to
changed
was
in
The
petitive
sell
at
competitive bidding $12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds series P.
Net
proceeds are to be used for property additions and improvements.
—V. 179, p. 1616.
company
bidding,
additional
by
stockholders
being
issue
and
for
issue
such
Texas
West
Utilities
Co.—Preferred
shares
September,
1953,
to
Tyler Refrigerator Corp.—V. 177, p. 985.
being
are
shares
the
bonds
at
com¬
underwriting,
offered
Proceeds
improvements,
(F. W.)
for
to
are
the
subscription
be
for
used
approximately
$38,000,000
1954.—V. 179, p. 1523.
during
Woolworth Co.—March Sales Decreased—
Period End. March 31—
1954—Month—1953
$
Sales
—V.
179,
publicly on April 12 by a group
Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc.
The shares be¬
ing offered by the underwriters are priced at $105 per
19541954—3 Mos.—1953
s
50,426,687
$
52,413,457
$
139,266,607 144,218,146
1206.
p.
offered
were
be
basis.
purpose
sell
without
to
Offered—
Stock
offered share for share in exchange
cumulative preferred stock and 12,630
for outstanding $6
and
sell,
stock;
one-for-ten
a
Monday, April 19, 1954
...
and
common
additions
required
to
of
on
to
proposes
and
shares
property,
This company is issuing 60,000 shares of 4.40% cumula¬
tive preferred stock ($100 par value), of which 47,370
x
corporation
this
of
name
has
company
„no
Tyler Fixture Corp.—Name Changed—
The
This
Dec. 31, '53
Mar. 31. '54
asset
posal.
West Penn Power Co.—Bond Financing Approved—
Tri-Continental Corp.—Asset Value Higher—
As of_
Financial Chronicle
and
headed by
Tyler Refrigerator Corp.—New NameSee
above.
Corp.
Fixture
Tyler
-
share.
.
The
underwriters
competitive bidding
1954—Month—1953
Period Enu. Feb. 28—
Railway
expenses.
oper.
Shareholders
1954—2 Mos—1953
$34,752,831 $38,057,453 $71,823,784 $77,908,422
27,402,124
29,507,042
57,546,779
63,773,395
be
entitled
ference
from
rev.
$7,350,707
1,474.902
income
oper.
ry.
$8,550,411 $14,277,005 $17,135,027
1,711,608
2,455,042
3,253,845
derwriters
for
plans to receive bids
up to noon (EDT) on April 28 (not
previously announced) in Room 2033, Two
Rector Street, New York, N. Y., for the purchase from
it of $15,000,000 first mortgage bonds due May 1, 1984.
—V. 179, p. 1376.
May
19
as
Line
This
SEC
Fund
on
Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
March
30
filed
registration
a
with
statement
covering 400,000 shares of its capital stock.—V.- 179,
ferred
public
the
This
SEC
Fund
on
24,
of
covering
2,600,000
30
shares
registration
a
retail
to
its
of
capital
stock.—V.
to
This
corporation
of
Plans
U. S. Army,
the
New
be
CAPITALIZATION
179,
928.
p..
York
District
which is acting for the Depart¬
Agriculture.
now complete
and construction is expected to start in
3 '/a %
A,
Series
B.
3%,
C,
added
Preferred
due
due
Aug.
March
due
several
million
dollars.—V.
($100
stock
178,
tissued
for
under
which
as
$2
Number
common
a
loan
$747,394
15,593
8,888
$6,705
59,520
Earnings
—V.
p.
cum.
5,000,000
1981
8,000,000
378,560
$0.11
preferred otsck_
928.
1,400,000 shs.
of
names
the
Dec.
1,
1954,
providing
purchasers
Inc.
Sales
—'V.
1954—Month—1953
$14,643,291
179,
p.
Baker, Watts & Co
12.75
First
of
Michigan
Corp
2.50
10.00
Jackson
Hayden, Miller & Co
2.50
10.00
—
Stein
&
&
Boyce
Cruttenden & Co._
Co
Scott
&
1.60
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
Sterne, Agee & Leach—____
Eppler, Guerin & Turner—
1.20
4.10
B.
0.80
Smithers
Baird
also
V.
4.10
Co.
&
& Co.,
179, p.
Inc.
3.30
1616.
Western Auto Supply Co.
Period End. March 31—
—'
179,
p.
W.
Pizzini
&
Co.,
1.20
1.20
0.80
Inc.—
(Mo.)—Sales Off—
1954—Month—1953
$11,861,000
Net
net
asset
assets
value
179, p.
Dec. 31,'53
$3,707,468
$15.24
$14.21
share
for
to
Winn
Lovett
&
Grocery
Period End. April 3—
Co.—Sales Up
1523.
This
to
1954—4 Wks.—1953
company
filed
1954,
covering
13,
be
offejred
Stock
to
The
company
covering
share)
7,000
on April 12 filed
shares of common
a
letter of notification
stock
to
be
offered
at
to
with
par
shareholders, without underwriting.
The proceeds
used to repay demand note and for working
capital.
SEC
the
I$5
are
per
to be
for
Purchase
registration
a
30,418
sale
to
Plan.—V.
Wisconsin Electric
The
SEC
The
shares of $10
SEC
request
conditioned
the
of
air
purchase
round
out
its
conditioning
of
its
plants
at
Plainfield,
the
L.
facilities
N.
Mueller
J.,
and
Holyoke,
an
Co.,
year-round
of
resi¬
and improvements
Mass.
—
redemption prices on the debentures range from 102V2 in
12 months commencing April 1, 1954 to 100 after March
31, 1971.
sinking fund is calculated to retire 100% of the issue by maturity
par.
"
PROCEEDS—The
retire
in
$3,345,000
1960
and
company
179,
p.
a
has
hearing
par
given
upon
7
of
filed
first
the
bond
proceeds
to
repay
from
this
of
its
$1
employees
with
par
the
SEC
common
under
an
on
and
has
World
on
of
increased
War
II,
$9,000,000
have
been
January,
share
a
registration
mortgage
statement
bonds,
due
with
the
1984,
and
materially
through
paid
and
until
common
April
stock
23,
1954,
financing
the
sales
for
pay
and for
its
working-capital
Since
requirements.
the
at
In
on
rate
January,
the
stock
common
of
cents
25
1954,
the
of
share
a
corporation
quarterly
dividend
extra
an
of
25
since
cents
a
in
the
allied
fields
air
of
conditioning
and
York
Corp. is successor to a business founded in 1885.
ended Sept. 30, 1953, the company had consolidated
$82,700,000. of which approximately 60%
Was derived from
fiscal
of
year
the
manufacture and sale of air conditioning equipment and
systenis.
Approximately 20%
of the latest fiscal year's volume
was
derived
from refrigeration and ice
making equipment.
The balance of sales
stemmed from accessory equipment and services as well as
products
for the Atomic Energy Commission and
military services.
Net income
for the
Sept. 30, 1953 fiscal year amounted to $2,740,000.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
sinking fund debentures due
"Of
sion
cumulative,
$18,000,000
1974
$18,000,000
con¬
($50 par valuel__
stock
which
of
4'/2%
Outstanding
($1
138,857 shs.
par)—.
307,455
138,355
"2,500,000 shs.
shares
at
April
7,
1954
conver¬
preferred stock.
amounts
of
the
Central
Peabody & Co._ 3, 050,000
Co.',
&
severally
principal
debentures:
The First Boston Corp._$3, 050,000
Inc.------
Republic Co.
(Inc.)
900.000
E.
900,000
W.
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
900,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
Lazard
$200,000
Lee
Drexel
&
Co
&
Freres
Smith,
Paine,
Stroud
Co.,
Allyn
&
Son
Co.,
200,000
Inc.—
500,000
Laurence
Tucker,
200,000
G.
200,000
Yarnall,
200,000
Janney & Co
&
&
Co
100,000
Alex. Brown & Sons—
100,000
:
'
—
Marks
M.
Co.
Inc.
200,000
Co
&
900,000
—
The
&
Freeman
500,000
Newbold's
H.
>.
200,000
Co.
&
Wertheim
Weeks
200,000
Jackson
Webber,
Reynolds
900,000
&
Curtis
900,000
& Co..
&
200,000
200,000
200,000
900,000
—_
Weld
Co
Higginson Corp
F. S. Moseley & Co.—
&
__
Corp.
C.
&
Langley
900,000
& Co.—_
Barney
C.
Co.—
Pierce,
Beane
&
Clark
W.
900,000
£o
Lynch.
Fenner
Co.
&
100,000
—
H.
Anthony
&
Co.
100,000
Walker & Cq
Biddle
&
100,000
Co.—
100,000
underwriters
named below have severally agreed to purchase
following respective numbers of shares of common stock:
from York the
1
Shares
Shares
The First Boston Corp
24,500
Lester,
Ryons
Kidder,
24,500
Piper.
Jaffray
Peabody & Co..
Blyth &
Drexel
Inc.—t—_
Co.,
&
Co
&
&
1,500
1,500
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
7,500
Hopwood
1,500
1,500
Co.——7,500
Reinholdt
Eastman,
Dillon
&
Co
7,500
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Goldman.
Sachs
&
Co.__
7,500
Stein
Co.——„
7,500
Lazard
Freres
Merrill
&
ner
&
Beane
Stone
&
Webster
Corp.
White,
7,500
Securities
Boettcher
Crowell,
Newbold's Son & Co.
4.500
Dewar,
Allyn & Co.. Inc.——
3,500
Alex.
Brown & Sops—
Central
W.
3,500
Republic Co. (Inc. )
Clark
Co
&
3,500
3,500
1,000
Co.__
—
Sullivan
&
Claybaugh & Co.—
Weeden
Robertson
coast
Co
&
&
A.
Evans
&
1,000
Pan-
J
———„;
Clement
1,000
1,000
Co.,
Inc.
1,000
First Southwest Co.——
1,000
.Langley & Co
3.500
Lee Higginson Corporation3,500
F. S. Moseley & Co
!___3,500
Fulton,
1,000
Paine,
Jenks,
W.
C.
Webber.
Curtis
•$qvm€»s
-
1,000
Co.,
1,000
Blair F.
W.
E.
&
T Inc.
7.500
4,500
A. C.
1.5QO
Boyce—:—
Boenning & Co
Hornblower & Weeks——
H.
&
-
Bosworth,
7,500
Weld & Co.—
Bros.
Gardner
.
7,500
Smith, Barney & Co.—.
&
1.500
Battles & Co., Inc.
1,000
Bioren & Co.—1,000
Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
Ar
shs.1
1,218,503 shs.
-
reserved for
were
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
agreed
to
jjurchase from York the following respective
W.
Wo,
to
facilities,
1955.
BUSINESS—Pioneer
In
to
pro-
loans;
and
paid.
refrigeration,
Merrill
persons
bank
plant
company has expended approximately
$12,000,000
and equipment and contemplates further expenditures
1952.
was
Kidder,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
in
the
facilities
new
stock,
Employee
1616.
financing will be used to
sinking fund bonds due
first mortgage
$5,000,000
A sharp
growth in sales volume during the past 18 months has
placed rapidly increasing demands on York's manufacturing facilities
Common
common' stock.
interested
net
in outstanding
1963;
$10,500,000 in contemplated expansion of
general corporate purposes.
A.
'(■
on
Corp. — Securities Offered
Banking groups
jointly by The First Boston Corp. and Kidder,
Peabody & Co. on April 14 publicly offered $18,000,000
of 3%% sinking fund
debentures, due April 1, 1974, at
99% and accrued interest and 220,000 shares of common
stock ($1 par value) at $26.87V2
per share.
Hornblower
'
concluded
Furnace
producing
York
White,
r
room
headed
ties
.
show
a
equipment;
J.
for
and made additions
Stone & Webster Securi¬
•
throughout
addition to air conditioning and refrigeration
equipment, which
Worthington's second largest product line, the 114-year-old corpora¬
tion produces an extensive line of pumps and a wide
range of other
industrial equipment and machinery.—V. 179,
p. 1616.
1954—40 Wks.—1953
statement
shares
Power
on
April
$20,000,000
company
covering
421,492
air
In
Blyth
Ware Industries, Inc., Ware, Mass.—Files With SEC—
April 12, to
completed building,
is
vertible
10.19%—
$19,018,416 $17,260,168 $174,212,023 $156,567,785
April
is
headquarters
effective
recently
equipment.
dential air conditioning systems;
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
$3,983,481
per
manufacture
agreement
Milwaukee
3%%
Sales
Mar. 3l.'54
design,
executive
offices
The
$12,511,000 $34,855,000 $36,818,000
1206.
I
Total
the
for
1.60
Stringfellow
4.10
$14,533,057 $42,689,817 $43,332,798
in
station
City
export
is in keeping with Worthington's policy of expan¬
sion
and
modernization,
particularly in the air conditioning field.
During the past year Worthington built a new plant in Decatur, Ala.,
Preferred stock,
1206.
modern
central
York
New
and
Avenue.
uptown
move
2.50
Bros.
F.
Wall Street Investing Corp.—Assets Show Gain—
—V.
and
its
sales
Park
99
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
2.50
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Baker, Weeks & Co
1954—3 Mos.—1953
As pf—
The
%
15.00
Walgreen Co.—March Sales Up SlightlyPeriod End. March 31—
clad
Worthington
at
1.60
—V.
at
Optional
Stix & Co.
Sales
moved
district
Worthington will occupy the entire 20th floor, plus
the ground floor adjacent to the main entrance.
60,000 shs.
10.00
&
See
by
A
6.65
S.
York
quarters
the
due
59,520
$0.17
shares
share of $2
per
179,
:
1978—
commitment
Inc
Webber,
Drexel
378,560
preferred shares-
$17,522,000
1,
3V-i'/<,
Curtis
1953
13,139
profit
Outstanding
1973—
1,^00,000 shs.
C.
Robert W.
Net
Number
FINANCING
%
23,462
,
taxes
company.
of the unexchanged
and
the
additional
stock
and
the
percentage of said stock
each
purchaser
has agreed
to
purchase
from
the
company
follows:
stock
1954
taxes—
for
PRESENT
expiring
borrowings of $5,500,000.
maximum
$10,323
before
the
value)
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
$743,510
Profit
Provision
of
indenture
Paine,
Bond, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
Sales
TO
$101
(par
Allyn & Co., Inc
Glore, Forgan & Co
Waitt &
funds
securing the company's bonds contains no limitation
the aggregate principal amount of bonds which
may be outstanding.
on
A.
Quarter Ended March 31—
general
stock, cumulative—
series
Common
Blyth & Co.,
total
this
pre¬
3,850,000
including
will
the
EFFECT
1,
the
2620.
by
1,
Nov.
banks,
to
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
construction,
to
GIVING
near| furture. Total cost of the laboratory and accompanying facilities,
p.
used
cumulative
$6
1955
19,
♦The
J
3%'/;,
payable
May
are
are
be
will
of
mortgage bonds—
Series
the
America—Designs Plum Island Project
the Corps of Engineers,
offering
retirement
is not exchanged for new preferred
and for pay¬
adjustment to those who do accept the offer, and
will
New
49
company
has
Responsibility for the construction is held by
ment
and
Authorized
completed the design and engineering of the
Animal Disease Laboratory soon to be constructed by the Agricultural
Research Service, Department of Agriculture, on Plum Island off the
eastern tip of Suffolk County, N. Y., according to an announcement
by J. Carlton Ward, Jr., President.
of
the
15
4.40%
Vitro Corp. of
cash
of
98,145 customers in
168
communities
and
adjacent rural
counties in Texas and supplies electric energy at whole¬
rural electric cooperatives.
Total electric revenues of the
for the year 1953 were $15,452,662.
in
areas
the
with
statement
proceeds
redemption
which
the
remainder
tNotes
filed
net
BUSINESS—Company Is a public utility engaged in generating, pur¬
chasing,
transmitting,
distributing
and
selling
electric
service
at
Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
March
the
stock
ment
Line Income
and
will
cumulative
for
company
Series
Value
will
dif¬
price of the new pre¬
redemption price plus accrued
be purchased by
the un¬
the
928.
p.
expires on April 19,
representing the
share
offering
and
portion
and
Corp.—Moves Executive Headquarters—
corporation
aluminum
which
per
public
dividends
May
on
4.40%
"First
Securities
initial
offer
$5.24
This
larger
offering.
The company proposes to
call for
all of the old preferred stock not exchanged.
preferred
stock
is
redeemable
at
prices
ranging from $109 per share to $107 per share plus accrued dividends.
redemption
sale
Value
the
cash
Worthington
at
bid of $105 per share, less ag¬
a
unsubscribed
PROCEEDS—The
Utah Power & Light Co.—Bids April 28—The company
in
the
accrued
The
The
1272.
179, p.
and
accept
receive
dividends.
railway
operations
Net
—V.
who
to
between
ferred,
Net
issue
gregate compensation of $135,000.
Union Pacific RR.—EarningsRailway oper. revenue..
on
the
awarded
were
Jackson
&
3,500
Reynolds & Co
3,500
Stroud & Company, Inc.
Wertheim & Co..
L_
3,500
3.500
Reid
Howard,
&
Weil,
Co.——_
Labouisse,
Friedrichs and
Co.—
1,000
& Grubbs
Edward D. Jones and Co.—
l,00o
Irving Lungborg & Co.—
Mason-Hagan Inc.—_
Newburger & Co.„
1,000
Kirkland
—
Janney & Co
Laurence
—
Marks
M.
2.000
Co.
2.000
Tucker, Anthony & Co.-—-
Pacific
Northwest
Co.—
.
2.000
G.
H.
Walker
Yarnall,
Bacon,
&
&
Co
Biddle & Co
Parrish
&
Co
Whipple & Co.—1.500
Thomas & Co
1.500
Westheimer
Blunt
1,500
Woodcock, Hess
Ellis
& Simmons
Butcher & Sherrerd
Courts
&
DeHaven
Crouter & Bodine
—V.
179,
p.
—v
&
Co.
Inc.
1.500
Arthur L. Wright <fc
Co., Inc.
Wurts, Dulles
Townsend,
1616.
—
1,500
1,000
1,000
1,000"
1,000
1,000
Co.1,000
1,500..
-
Co
&
<fe
1,000
1,000
1,000
.--Rotan. Mosle and Cooper
2,000-~ 1 Rous^, Brewer «fc Becker.__
2,000
Stifel, Niccteus <Sr Co. Inc.
Robert W. Baird & Co.. Iric.
1,000
& Co.—
Warren W. York & Co., Inc.
1,000
1,000
1 000-
1,000
Volume 179
Number 5317...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1729)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
39% Sep
22
Jun
25
8% Sep
3% Sep
14
20
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
99
47% Jan
112
106
29
Dec
31
26% Jan
14
35% Jan
2
497b Apr
112
7
8
Apr
11 7b Jan
19
7 74 Feb
2
20% Jan
2274 Apr
13
27% Jan
32
Mar 12
Feb
36% Feb
25
24 % Jan
29
Jun
16
59% Jan
27
58
Jan
18% Dec
31
32% Jan
6
19
Jan
70% Apr 13
217a Mar
3
48
29
7% Sep
49% Sep
22% Oct
14
8
29% Jan
8
101
Oct
15
114% Jan
5
150
Jun
3
10% Mar
52
3
2
Sep
11
17
Sep
160
15
Nov
7% Jan
6
10
49
10
978 Apr
22% Mar
2
507b Apr
Mar
25
Feb
3
107
Jan
ABC
155% Feb
3
Apr
15
14
2% Jan
4
31
20% Jan
Feb
374 Mar 25
287b Apr
4
9
Vending
Acme
Steel
Adams
Adams-Mlllis
$3
Air
3
74
Aug 10
Feb
27
72
Jan
4
14
130
Sep
15
152
78
Oct
9
81
Aug 24
25% Sep
15
39
Jan
6
2874 Jan
1
104
Feb
4
98
91
Sep
87% Sep
8% Oct
Jan
6
98
18
May
10% Mar
6
8
81
12
37a Jan
5% Mar 25
Sep
146
Jan
80
Jan
Jan
157
12
89
6
Feb
72 Feb
35 74
4
Aldens
Inc
92% Mar 11
97
47t%
57.%
9
Apr
8
1
Mar 31
Gold
"when
Corp
14.375 cum
Mining
Sep
15
76% Jan
72% Jan
17
Dec
29
22
Mar 25
16
Mar
187a Jan
24% Oct
28
33
Jan
8
26
Jan
30
Mar
5
Allied
21
40% Jan
3
37% Jan
44
Mar 11
Allied
Sep 22
41% Oct 14
86
Oct
8
94
118% Jan
4
90
Jan
457a Jan
5
Allied
Chemical &
20
Allied
Kid
1037b Mar
Industries
5974 Apr
Aluminium
1 % Jan
16% Jun
29
19% Mar 18
148% Oct
14
189% Jan
65% Nov
2
75% Jan
11% Dec
31
15% Jan
8
11% Jan
.
70% Dec
29
84% Feb
26% Sep 15
83% Aug 20
14% Nov
5
60
Jun
99
Nov
Sep
12
Jan
19572 Mar
63
Mar
Amerada
797b Feb
8
372%
8
29
Feb
1
101
17
2
1674 Jan
Feb
98
18
Apr
13
217a Apr
6
Jan
6
56
Jan
60
Feb
5
12% Jan
29
9
Jan
10 7b Feb
3
47
Feb
26
37% Jan
44
Apr
40% Jan
27
3574 Jan
41
Mar 15
103% Feb
20
97% Jan
10474 Mar
15
5
472 7c
2nd
47c
15
16
Feb
11
3% Sep
15
31% Feb
9
15% Mar 19
14% Jan
15% Mar 20
11
16% Jun
6% May
40
1
Nov
27
9
17
Apr
187a Apr
12
4
15
4% Jan
57b Mar
11
3574 Feb
23
417/b Apr
17
2
3%
3%
37a
3%
27%
287b
27%
28%
95
94
96
*95
96
*95
974
"'9%
9%
8574
86%
8472
85%
100
1
com
Co
Ctfs
Inc
preferred
In
&
Radio
Co
92
28% Sep
15
6% Jun
26
Oct
12% Nov
8
39% Jan
30
31% Jan
2
8
20
17% Feb
4
Feb
19
11
18
35
Dec
48
Jan
9
2% Dec
36% Jun
3
Aug
5% Mar 25
15
6% Jan
86
23
Jan
57
3
Jan
11
26
Jan
28
8% Dec
9
16% Sep
21% Sep
15
94
6
15
77b Apr
Gas
Distilling
16
25% Mar
18
237b Jan
12
25
104% Dec
4
1007a Jan
19
23
187a Mar 26
12 7b Jan
4
83% Dec
31
1007b Mar 17
85 74 Jan
18
247b Mar 16
217b Feb
24
12
86'/a Dec
12
15% Mar 18
6
19% Sep
79% Jan
106 74 Apr
8472 Jan
Mar 18
96
2772 Apr
Mar
92
9
1
SS
Home
noncuniulutive
57* 7c
Locomotive
190
1907a
61
617a
900
12%
12%
12%
17,700
*7672
7772
77
78
78%
78 74
76%
77%
1,800
29
2,500
2074
5774
58%
10
10
1774 Jan
21% Mar 18
Apr
13
Amer
10072 Jan
Feb
24
472%
13% Sep
15
187a Feb
2
17% Jan
27
American
Feb
23
572%
Jun~22
Dec
3934 Jan
2074 Apr
15
24
.
Molasses
American
32 74 Jan
4
36% Jan
26
30
3472 Jan
7
43% Apr
13
157a Feb
4
137b Jan
4
1874 Apr
15
11
Jan
175 74 Mar 12
16%
1774
*16 7a
17
18
*17%
17%
1
5%
572
57a
40%
39%
4078
4674
*46 7a
24
134
14
16% July 30
161% Jan
5
12
Apr
152% Jun
10
69 % Dec
23
128% Dec
24
35% Oct
22
111% Dec
9
Jun
4
Feb
19
77% Aug
3
143% Oct 27
60% Jan
119
5
7
10% Feb
9
Jan
2
377/b Feb
4
15
5
487a Feb
23
50
Jan
4
5774 Apr
1
1121%
Jan
8
133 74 Mar
4
107B Feb
25
Jan
Jan
67
69
4
16572 Mar 12
4
5774 Feb
14
15
65% Jan
28
1267b Jan
14
13872 Feb
10
31 7b Apr
15
3774 Feb
15
113% Jan
12072 Mar
4
Jan
22
17
5
10% Mar
25% Feb
13% Sep
26
•307b Feb
44% Jan
156
2672 Feb
2072 Apr
10
10
27% Jan
2
15 % Jan
4
Sep 11
Sep 11
94% Dec
17
77% Apr
14
93
89% Dec
17
70
Apr
14
5
127b Jan
4
14
Sep 21
29
Dec
43% Sep
97
Jan
6
29
45% Feb
26
15
57
Jan
30
3174 Dec
9
5
94
Jun
25
32
Nov
25
1067a Mar
40% Sep 15
Foj
45
5
5774 May
footnotes
Jan
see
8
pave
28
8072 Apr
14
4
36% Apr
13
457a Jan
4
5072 Apr
30
Jan
5
35% Mar 10
100
Jan
6
3374 Jan
12
106
7
Feb
8
397a Apr 15
52 74 Mar 29
4
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30%
52%
52%
52 %
22%
22
22%
22%
267a
26
26
26
267a
26
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92%
92
92
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10
47%
48%
21,100
133 74
133 74
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10
6
10
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48%
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974
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137
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9 74
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974
9
307a
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14%
14%
40
400
9
2,100
5,800
14%
1072
1074
10 7b
10%
10%
1074
10%
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20,500
36%
37
36%
36%
36
36%
EXCHANGE
27,200
64 7a
66
65
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487a
49
48%
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97
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20
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106 74
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497b
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25
105 7a
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105 72
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30
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49%
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97
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20
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207a
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106
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15
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5174
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92
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277a
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887a
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207b
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17
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200
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1,500
1,660
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92 74
25
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2674
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97
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600
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3,400
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7
88
92%
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66
30
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800
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com
1,000
„
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487a
137
7a
4,900
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19,300
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2,600
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300
34 72
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35
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43 7a
42
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177a
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4774
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35 74
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25
100
*
prior preference—No par
&
Smelt
com
S5 prior conv preferred^
Anaconda Copper Mining
Anaconda
Wire
&
Cable
1
23
|—50
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
f4
61%
No par
common
preferred
Lead
567a
1357a
com—5
series
Woolen
Zinc
47%
164%
100
Water
conv
47%
56 72
127 74. 128
117a
25
6.23
preferred
.No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard
Gil
21.80
Corp
10
36%
124
28%
23
com
160%
28%
100
Viscose
6%
36%
*122
100
Co
common
preferred
American
Amer
Tel
&
160
5
Tobacco
Tobacco
5%
1
100
100
Tel
6%
No par
preferred
American
*175
7%
2674
Co
American
177
*175
7%
26 7a
Refining com
American Sumatra
177
77a
2674
American Steel Foundries
American
American Sugar
*175
77a
26 7a
common
noncumulative
i77
5
Co
preferred
American
*175
*8%
10
Razor
American Ship Building Co
Amer Smelt & Refg com
$4
Jan
4374 Jan
3074
53%
347a
7%
167b Mar 30
24.
3074
53
17%
American
Feb
29%
4172
Anchor
25% Aug 27
4,000
29%
35%
Preferred
29% Jan
73
3174
29%
1774
American
9574 Feb
21% Jan
11% Sep
68
3,000
40%
4
120% Sep
4,200
847a
•
34%
14472 Jan
26% Jan
3574
84
No par
5
24
34%
85
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par
Rad & Std Sany common—0
15974 Jan
May 12
800
35
83
Amer
13
47% Nov
46 7a
34%
827a
300
36
58
46
34
82%
4,500
4
2
46%
34
83%
5,000
277b Jan
15
467s
34 74
827a
8%
6
Sep
46%
33%
21%
Jan
49
46 7«
25
100
43%
44
124% Mar 18
1,600
14,000
25,300
20%
25% Sep
5
5%
41%
43
27
Mar 31
5%
40%
8%
5074 Jan
Jan
5%
40%
5%
21%
13
36
17%
43%
4272 Jan
119
17,700
17
*8 7b
30
2
16%
217a
657a Jan
Mar 20
17%
307b
Co
Seating
Feb
*1674
18
22%
com
Gas Co
Safety
36
16%
16%
177a
40
5%
39%
16 72
*17%
42%
American
40% Aug 10
*
8%
American
127
,167a
"
7a
42%
8
18
17,
21 %
5
21
600
8%
77b Apr
267b Apr
30
500
1,900
103
21%
4
35% Dec
102
42 7a
24
25% Sep
38
Feb
1047a
874
67b Jan
117% Dec
*1017a
42%
227a Feb
16172 Mar 26
103%
21%
6
25
103
7a
8 74
30
Jun
38
217B
23
136
17,300
44
37%
X42 7b
87a Jun
Apr
10%
44
38 7a
1
247< Nov
14
10 7b
43%
No par
1717a Feb
8
10%
*38
No par
2
Jan
107b
43 %
I
52%
Co
Co
16% July. 6
41% Dec 15
169
120
16%
20
Optical Co
397a Mar 24
58%
22%
preferred
News
367a Jan
Jun
Products
Natural
5
6
Metal
convertible
American
16
58%
17%
1
No par
com
American
21
58%
16%
100
Ltd
Co
American
28% Sep
12% Sep
2,100
58%
537a
preferred
23
29 % Jan
148
Metal
Feb
8% Apr 12
2
45% Mar
772 Jan
15
.Mar 27
130
2074
58%
*58 7a
100 74
20
10074
,
22%
com
Amer Machine & Metals
27
107
37
28%
20%.
*167a
100
197b Jan
42
28%
102
207b
..5272
.
2
77a
28V4
*100
207b
*227a
& Fdry common
preferred
9
18
28%
101
20
1
No par
preferred
27
31
28%
101
5,000
.25
Mach
3.90%
197a Feb
Sep~14
*42 72
100
26% Feb
~7
2874
101
207b
12.50
common
105% Feb
20% Dec
400
60 72
20
prior preferred
American
8
31% Jun
13,100
2%
190%
preferred—100
23
22
57%
12%
104%
Products
16
Jan
27a
60 7a
*103
Co
15% Sep
18% Jun
15
57%
2%
8,700
189%
100
preferred
94% Jun
19% Apr
*2 7a
38%
American Ice Co common
77c
2%
200
2,600
7674
12 %
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
Amer
58 72
*2 7a
10%
Corp
Leather
&
convertible
American
67c
58
57%
43
Tiling.
Secur
Hawaiian
Hide
8
577a
2%
—1
Electric
&
American
5
53%
272
75%
60%
Export Lines Inc
40o
Foreign Power—No par
American
Mar
58
3874
Co—
9
96
75%
10
Co
European
16
20% Apr 14
257/B Mar 31
75
12%
&
American
9% J an
4
Jun
31
American
American
15
7572
49%
60%
preferred series B-100
American Encaustic
6%
75
104
No par
Cyanam/d
conv
11
5174 Apr
14
12% Dec
99
372 7c
Feb
Mar 18
76
10
Cable
37/b Feb
9
Jan
177a Jan
92
American
American
31
50%
*102 7a
189%
Sugar com——10
preferred—
100
prior
American
2
517a
102V2
7574
43
——
6672 Apr
Mar
447a Jan 20
31
Nov
227a Jan
472%
13
15
87a Jan
67
24
preferred
1074 Apr
8
377b Mar 11
13 7a Jan
3374 Jan
39% May 27
48 % Dec 29
29
26% Dec
31
2
77c
4674 Mar 16
Jan
2674 Jan
May 25
27% Jun
15
15,100
50%
10274
38%
American Car & Fdry common
7%
preferred
9 74 Apr
2972 Apr
31 7b Jan
8% Jan
14
4874 Apr
13374 Apr
2
51%
51%
104
42%
common
4
437b Mar 25
511
*102 74
300
13
Crystal
1267a Mar
200
38
_
American
Jan
957a
*95
16%
61
50
common
2674 Mar 26
55% Jan
95%
.No par
—
5
151
95%
95%
49%
28
common
Interest
of
57c
Jan
9
3,700
49
*100
preferred
25% May 27
96% Mar
10
400
42%
16%
190
572 7c
ser
21
41% Jun
28%
42%
17
12%
2
Co
117% Jun
*28 7a
427a
49
10
Colortype Co
24
28 74
42%
61
common
&
Feb
2874
49
100
Chicle
Jan
*95
*16%
29
100
common
American Chain
91
17
4872
No par
pfd
American
6
9,700
1
com
American
May
87%
42%
4872
«,
70
86%
86
700
190
9
90
51%
103 74
100
9%
xl8872
2372 Feb 10
22
*102
95%
9,200
9%
No par
23
3
50%
85
9%
347a
96
No par'
2274 Feb
Sep
*95
20
9%
85%
101%
Corp
4872 Jan
15
33%
200
23
2774 Jan
Feb
*83 7a
34%
*22 7a
17
56
34%
23
18
3174 Apr
8*%
357a
*70
10,400
149
*22%
26
4
*147
23
Dec
4
FRIDAY
3%
*2274
23% Dec
51
GOOD
77
3%
*227t
34% Jan
19
19
76
3%
148
85%
34%
*18
5,900
32
Sep 14
44% Apr 24
16% Jan
2
26
23
Feb
*84
148
10,700
.
19
*29 7a
49% May 25
85% Mar 18
4674 Mar 10
150
90
287b
32
45% Nov
93
34%
s148
3%
200
CLOSED
73
78
3%
27%
23
23
387/b Feb
85%
79
3%
3%
1
14
8
150
*77
3%
28%
28
3%
95
(The)
Co
40% Apr
4
34%
3%
8,300
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Broadcasting-Paramount
Can
4
*84
79
24
160
*297a
Corp
Cable
Jan
37i
160
100
common-.
convertible
Amerlcun
7a Jan
*148
No par
1
Co
1952
American
32
3%
60
Bosch
5
737a Jan
162
32
conv
15
44
79
-No par
30% Sep
72
Dec
29
*160
*29 7a
Bank Note
Theatres
1774 Mar 31
4
Jan
1674 Jan
12
162
9 7b
Brake Shoe Co com
Amer
12% Sep
13% Sep
cum
preferred
Amer
"160
*99
preferred
6%
162
400
5,700
50%
IO0V2
32
Bakeries
American
*158
103
preferred
conv
American
23%
*105%
*29 72
Airlines
American
50 Va
23%
105%
50
Petroleum
267s Mar 16
50%
237a
400
9,600
8%
Chemical
Amer Agricultural
American
*50 7a
105%
No par
Sugar
3
29
50%
8%
*
*99
preferred
3
137b Jan
707a Jan
Dec
59
2
17
Jan
57
20% Feb
34% Sep 21
61
166
8%
101
Limited
Amalgamated
4
29% July
6% Aug 31
35
5
6
247b Mar 29
Jan
8%
101
preferred
Leather
21
102
gtd
America
convertible
20%
23%
100
47
2174
*100
common
3078 Apr
Amalgamated
20%
106%
42%
3% Mar 24
of
70%
237a
*28 7a
36 % Mar 24
,/ 19
*50 7a
277a
70%
"10572
*16%
24
6%
50%
17
30% Dec
Co
3,300
31%
*26 7a
71
106
1
Alpha Portland Cement
Feb
*50 7b
42 %'
convertible
32
31%
26%
*70
106
28%
Aluminum
3 7b Feb
8%
42 7b
4978 Apr
35
8%
287a
7674 Apr
Jan
9%
*1672
9374 Jan
20
8%
B
5874 Jan
54% Jan
20%
No par
43% Jan
37*%
.{20%
common—No par
2
3,900
No par
Dye
62
10
20%
27
1
52% May 25
Dec
207a
No par
Co
4%
preferred
Allls-Chalmers Mfg
9,200
22%
*18 74
Inc
Corp
6%
22%
317a
707a
24Va
6%
22%
26%
7072
237a
4,200
6%
227a
31%
7074
*26%
4,200
-7 400
10%
6%
27
100
Sep 14
42% Apr 23
41% Apr 21
1% Dec 29
40
317a
7
22%
27
1
A
1
527b Mar
6%
22 74
70%
xuu
Allen
967» Mar
2
Nov
59% Jan
10%
issued".
preferred
Stores
87
10%
10
Mills
35% Sep
2
6
10%
0
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
62
8% Jan
10%
Shares
48
10%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 16
112
100
Ry
common
preferred
972 Apr
887b Apr
3
47%
111%
100
$4 prior preferred conv
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
•
7
47%
110%
10
No par
common
series
preferred
15
31%
477a
110%
48
1
common
Alleghany
22%
317a
Apr. 15
1107a
50
com
—.
Vicksburg
Juneau
15
Mar
104
13
Inc
Alaska
Mar 16
474 Feb
w
w
1951
&
67/8
227t
No par
Corp
Equipment
Reduction
Alabama
10%
47%'
Sales for
Thursday
1107a
1
Gas
pfd
10%
48%
110
1
Corp
preferred
4.50%
47%
10
Co
Corp
Affiliated
Apr. 14
2.50
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 13
*109
1
Co
Co
Common
70
Corp
Express
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 13
a
100
Motors
AND
Monday
Pmr
Laboratories
ACF-Brlll
26
160
104
LOW
STOCK
preferred
5
24
Mar 11
3% Apr
21% Dec
Abbott
15
5% Jan
.
YORK
EXCHANGE
9% Jan
6
25% Sep
23% Dec
Jan
NEW
Highest
44% Mar 17
I
Jan
10% July 3
6% Jan 23
15
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Tear 1953
Lowest
Exchange
34
118%
10%
117a
164%
62%
136
159
36%
46%
*122
28%
47%
467*
56 7a
5672
*56 7a
12874
127%
*11%
11%
117a
164%
165%
164 74
6174
*122
28%
28%
47
46 %
56%
56%
128
12774
11%
117a
165 f
164 %
47
3,300
1,500
90
357a
16,500
1607a
710
3774
500
124
2974
6,400
46%
1,400
56%
128
11%
165
500
850
900
23,100
60%
617a
6074
1357a
135 7a
13574
13674
660
33%
31%
32%
29,200
34%
33
118%
X.11774
11774
118
10%
118-
118
10%
26
2674
25%
207a
19%
19%
19
19 7a
79
79
78 74
79
777a
78
73 Va
73 7a
71
73
•
70
118
25,900
120
3,500
10%
26
19 %
61
10%
26%
10%
26
*26
7%
267a
61%
x33%
1074
36%
36%
177
135,%
34%
107a
160
124
28%
1277a
135
77a
26
160%
36%
7 124
28%
774
26 74
160
16072
36%
*122
77b
26
1,900
267a
900
19%
17,900
.19
78
71
71
79
71
300
640
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16 7a
15%
15%
78%
78%
78%
79%
79%
807a
*79%
80%
170
35%
36
36
36%
35 7a
36%
35%
357/a
31,300
497a
50
49%
50%
49%
507a
5074
50%
790
34%
1,400
3474
*102%
3434
104
347a
*102%
34%
| 104
34%
104
34%
104
V
34%
*102 7a
104
7,400
20
x387a
38 Va
38 7a
387a
38%
39
39% '39%
1.800
5074
50%
50%
51
50 7
51%.
51%
2,500
b
51%
13
14
The
Commercial and Financial
(1730)
Continued—Page 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
29
Dec
8
2% Nov 24
9% Mar 30
11
3% Jan
4
38% Mar
3
5
52
9
14
23% Mar 27
17% Jan
4
22% Mar
30% Sep
14
43% Jan
33% Jan
4
42% Apr
8% Sep
15
12% Mar 26
93
9
89% Sep
24
Jan
10% Feb
95% Feb
15
2
5
Jan
11
69% Apr
13
93% Jan
6
8% Mar
Jan
7
5% Dec
30
10%sMar 26
25% Sep
14
32% Jan
11 % Sep
15
18 % Mar 25
Dec
14
29
22
89% Sep
3
92 % July
2
Jan
100
25
Sep
14
14% Apr
26'/« Jan
18
93% Jan
22
Oil
13
102% Apr
31% Jan
4
35% Feb
92% Jan
8
5
33% Jan
97% Mar 25
92
Jan
5
101% Mar 29
85
Jan
4
106
Apr
14
119% Jan
2
19
58% Dec
16
56% Jan
6
60
Feb
33% Jan
2
27% Jan
4
34% Apr
95% Jan
24
36% Mar 27
34% Jan
30% Apr
4
108% Mar 18
103% Jan
15% Apr
7
};
15 V Dec
17
13% Jan
9
9
5
Feb
12
16% Mar 13
15
Jan
20
7% Mar
6
16% Feb
4% Jan
4
37% Jan
36% Dep 29
4
,
*97%
98%
*97%
98
98
98
*138
139
137
137
120
137%
138%
138'4
133%
5
*17%
17r!4
•17%
17%
17%
1734
*17%
17%
No par
2.50
5%
5ai
*5%
5%
5 •'4
5%
5:(4
5-4
24%
24 (a
23%
23%
*23%
2 4'4
*23'%
24'4
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
-.—
320
14%
14%
21(4
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21 3a
21%
100
100
JO
100%
101%
100
100
101 '4
101 %
101 %
102
34%
34%
34%
*34%
35
50
98%
100(4
99%
100%
99%
50
57%
58
58
53
53
10
100
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
600
25%
21'/«
2,300
1
1st
preferred
2,300
34
*109
101%
*100
102'4
*101
GOOD
4,800
FRIDAY
,101(2
10
'l02
22D
*34%
35
800
100
99%
100
6,800
58
102'4
57%
58%
31%
3H8
31%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Electric Co
City
preferred
Line
Gulf
I
W
&
*98%
101
*98%
99
100%
102
103
106
104 %
1,700
105%
58
3,800
101
4,100
Lines-
SS
•57%
53
*57%
58
57%
58
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
34'4
34%
3434
9.9 '4
99'4
99
99%
93%
98%
93%
99
30%
10
100
5
Refining common
30%
30%
30%
30
30'4
30
30%
5,900
40%
1,200
-
...
700
31,300
380
•
Powder—
40%
20
(voting)
110
Automatic Canteen
25
40%
40%
41
40%
111%
*103
111%
•16%
16%
16
16%
15%
15%
300
5%
5%
5*8
5%
5%
5%
300
111%
*15%
17
Avco
Amer___5
Co of
40%
110
163/4
•-0-54
<$L20)—No par
pief
21
40%
*16%
convertible pfd series A—100
Alias Tack Corp
No par
Austin Nichols common
No par
prior
101
93
distribution
liquidating
♦38 %
*98%
No par
RR
101
57%
_T;
Coast
Conv
58.800
Corp—
4%
*15%
16
16 3 4
17
534
*
16
17
1
j - 2
5%
5%
5%
43 (4
43%
43 %
5(8
lb
17
5'4
420
lb
♦loVa
17
.
5%
44
*43
110
no
17
17
5%
*42(4
Mfg Corp fThe) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
44'4 Mar 26
100
STOCK
25%
Goods
5% Jan
4
8% Feb
9734
par
Refining Co
17% Jan
3
26
52% Feb 26
4% Dec 18
6,100
9734
14%
Corpmon
Mar 26
16
69%
Corp.:—,
Preferred $3.75 series B
<
6% Mar 18
.
69
par
Atlas Corp
Mar 24
17
693,4
25%
Ex
112% Mar 22
15
17% Mar
28
.
69
It %
Atlantic
9
41% Mar 19
8
69%
2 5'4
Atlas
94% July 16
69%
14>/4
Atlantic
100% Mar 30
4
4
Jan
69 3 «
25%
4%
15
29
6)
9
13%
Atlantic
26
14
2
1,500
par
9%
24%
28
4
13
22
87%
Preferred
29% Jan
4% Dec
14,100
87(4
Common
54% Jan
Jan
39,900
9(4
87'4
9
13%
5
13
27
42'/a
87'4
9%
25
5
57% Jan
16% Dec 15
4134
87
13%
Atlantic
j
42
9
87
24%
<fe
Dry
Feb
101
30% Nov 30
31% Apr
41%
2nd preferred
Associates Investment Co.,
3
Jan
41%
6%
6
30% Feb
40%
9(4
87%
9
—1
5.25%
Mar 30
101
6
Jan
96
18
89% July
1
28% Jun 16
40%
86%
Common
21% Mar 11
4
88% July 8
83% Dec 29
>
40(4
5
par
com
Carpet Co Inc
Industries Inc
Atchison
99
5,500
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
14
4
23
Nov
22%
Ashland
4
Jan
25% Feb
25% Sep
21%
Arvln
59% Feb
49
22%
26
50%Jun
,
21%
Jan
Jan
103
86
22%
Artloom
Mar 25
32
21%
26
18% Jan
99% Apr 22
25% Sep
21%
6% Jan
11% Jan
22% Mar 11
15
21%
4
Constable
Associated
18% Sep
Illinois
of
1,300
5
10
Arnold
23
Mar 27
100
36 34
13
27
300
3
36%
15
5
Shares
9%
*2%
36%
17% Feb
Mar
3
3i%
138% Apr
22
6
9%
9%
the Week
37%
14
-
9%
*2%
Apr. 16
37
13
.*•
3
Apr. 15
37%
$6 conv prior
3
9%
3
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
37 %.
Jan
16
2
Mar
100
PRICES
No pw
Jan
114
117% Dec 23
19% Jan
Co
SALE
Apr. 11
9%
3
preferred
No
Armstrong Cork Co com—J—No
$3.75
preferred-No
$4 convertible preferred—No
57
29
97
&
Armour
IIIGII
Wednesday
Apr. 13
10
*2%
Inc
5% Jan
Mar 25
59 % Dec
102% Sep 21
16% May 28
3
86% Mar 15
5
Products Co
W
AND
Tuesday
VI
*9%
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp
14
Sep
P
.
1
Archer-Danlels-Mldland
A
22
Apr
^.14
23
2% F6b
Sep
15
Monday
Par
Mining
8% Feb
7
16
Sep
Copper
26
Jan
5
jO
48% Feb
Ande»
15% Feb
32% Jan
77
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Chronicle... Monday, April 19, 1954
1,100
5(4
16.400
43%
*43
500
B
4% Dec
22
35% Jan
Jan
7
16
4% Jan
45% Dec
21
42% Jan
8% Jan
bttbblll
Apr
8
19
Babcock & Wilcox Co (The)_No par
Baldwin-Llma-Hamlllon Corp
13
Baltimore & OIiIq common
100
52
7
11% Mar 26
11
29
Sep
18% Dec
1
9% Jan
14
14
8
5% Feb
21% Mar
4
30% Mar 19
18% Jan
11
39
Dec 29
48% Mar 25
39% Jan
4
43% Mar 19
16
Dec
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
20% Apr
15
29
*
-
4%
(T)
inc
67
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
68
Feb
10
75
Apr
14
Convertible
Sep
14
59% Apr
43% Jan
52
Feb
10
29
17% Mar 12
Jan
13% Jan
18
Barker
37% Sep
18% Sep
15
39% Feb
18
36% Apr
14
18
25% Mar 19
20% Jan
4
23% Mar 15
Bath
9% Sep
14
11% Feb
9% Jan
4
11% Jan
Bayuk
34% May 2o
93
" Jun
5
90% July 28
14% Dec 28
'
78
Dec
21
9
Sep
14
7
12
27
4
4
44% Jan
21
7
Jan
4
118% Jan
21
3%%
9
99% Jan
6
104% Mar
9
4%%
9
13% Apr
15
16
Jan
6
,88
Mar 12
22% Mar
40% Jan
107
86% May
Jan
8
16% Mar 20
81
33% Jan
33
30% May 26
14
Mar 16
26% Feb
2
Feb
5
29
15
16
Oct
90
1
May 21
9% Jan
29
Jan
4
18
29% Jan
14
23% Jan
17% Jan
12
4
10% Apr
22% Mar 13
93
Jan
4
4
90% Jan
18
50
Sep
33% Jun
14
68% Mar 20
60
Jan
11
17
39% Dec
38% Jan
4
Jun
17
93
112
Dec
7
112
Jan
4
Jan
30
6
Jan
27
Beaunit
27
Beck Shoe
42%
42%
42%
42%
1,600
20%
20%
20%
203%
3,600
72
73
75
73
73%
410
•48
48 %
1,400
12%
1,200
30
1% Jan
7
22% Nov 25
27% Jan
5
Oct
5
44% Sep
15
57% Jan
6
135% Jun
19
146% Dec
16
9"% Dec
31
24
30
63
37% Jan 20
16
Jan
4
Jan
4
5
15
82% Jan
30% Jan
50
144% Jan
13
9y0 Jan
Oct
8
31% Apr
15% Sep
30
38 V4
Aug 26
14
22% Mar 17
17% Jan
12% Sep
19 % Sep
15
21% Jan
14
36% Feb
poonh.Nio
8
119
Apr
4%%
1% Jan
9
15
8
Co
4%%
50% Dec 21
46% Jan
82
Mar 31
Boeing
23% Mar
Airplane
3
20
Jan
8
Bolin
23
Jan
26
27% Apr
1
Bon
12% Mar 12
6% Jan
4
9% Jan
11
12% Sep
15
14% Aug 13
13% Jan
4
14% Feb
11
Bond
11
13
12
10% Apr
15
12 % Jan
11
5
19
11
49% Jan
7
5% Dec
31
13% Mar 19
26% Dec
31
46 % Mar
9
20% Apr
15
33
2
25% Jan
11
25
Sep 21
57/» Dec 31
19% Sep
28
15
Sep 22
33% Sep
17 % Sep
91
21
21
May 28
22% Jun
15
45% Jun
9
11% Sep 25
59% July 14
13% Nov
4
20% Sep
10% Sep
14
72% Dec
3
17% Jan
Mar
11% Jan
5% Mar 30
7
6
52% Apr
2
7% Jan
Aluinhun
Ami Co
Co
3%%
6
30% Apr
13
60 % Apr
14
4
13% Jan
15
66% Jan
60
12% Jan
5
Jan
13
13% Jan
22% Mar 17
15
Jan
12
67% Apr 15
16% Apr ,12
2
25% Mar 10
Bucyrus-Erie
4
13% Apr
Budd
77% Mar 16
24
30
25% Jan
11
36 % Mar
1
Bullard
37% Mar 24
40% Mar
1
Bulovn
31%
Nov~16
43 % Mar
2
17
2
74
10% Jan
11
12% Feb
Jun
15
10
91% Jan
7
80 % Feb
3
67
Jun
10
86 % Apr
6
78
14
•
Jan
Jan
30
17% Feb
3
15%
Oct
6
15
9
116
11% Feb
Dec
16
146
35
Jan
9
40
11% Sep 30
79
Aug 28
5% Sep 15
Mar
Dec
3
111
Jan"~4
8
1 Mar 29
"
July 15
15% Feb
36% Feb
5
16
11% Jan
A
Mar 16
79% Jan
14
12% Feb 26
7% Jan
4
86
16% Dec
29
27% Mar 20
102% Oct
30
16% Sep
15
109% Mar 10
24 % Mar 12
16% Feb
1
100
3
Feb
16% Jan
20% Oct
7
1 Vb Dec
28
3% Mar
2
6% Sep 15
20% Sep 24
13/0 Jan
934 Mar
2
5
7% Jan
Sep
15
86% Oct
7
46% Jan
22
17% Apr 24
21
Dec
29
43% Dec
16
For
27% Jan
2
2734 Jan 29
133/0 Mar
22
18% Mar 11
13% Mar 22
135
Feb 25
45% Apr 15
13% Jan 29
85
Feb
26
10% Apr
20% Apr
12
Jan
8
21
Apr
15
26
,Jan
Apr 15
2% Mar 31
8% Apr
9
22% Jan 28
20 % Jan
3
123/8 Jan
14
30
90% Jan
99
54% Nov 27
52% J&n
11
55
102
Jan
15
105
Mar 29
Feb
23
Mar 17
22
Dec
24
22 Yb Jan
5
26
34
Apr
9
Jan
5
21% Jan
4
25% Jan
29
54
footnotes
see
Jan
naee
6
2*
4434 Jan
4
48% Apr
8
(The)
Ciub
EXCHANGE
62
.
CLOSED
156%
2,700
63,800
1,000
10%
10%
10%
69%
67
68
43%
44%
43%
43%
433 4
44%
44%
443',
3,000
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/b
21
21%
II,400
9,500
«68
10%
*66
10%
10%
10'«
*66
68
68
"
GOOD
FRIDAY
1,600
30
23%
23%
23%
24%
04
4,900
25
24%
25
8
400
24%
23%
24'%
253/3
25%
25'4
253i
8%
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
110
510
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
8.900
Inc—1.25
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
10%
103%
4,100
59%
2,700
58%
5
84
100
25
*96
50%
58%
59
59%
53%
59%
84%
84%
84 %
84%
96
96
96
96
50%
50%
50%
50(4
59'4
84%
S9
50%
2.50
par
84%
85%
*95%
96
50%
8,700
50
51 %
3,100
-
-
5
No par
No par
1
Co—
10
—.
5
—100
—
100
i
5
j
prior
23%
2734
7
common
participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co
Packing Corp
6%
7
;,
3,100
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
12,000
38.(4
38 %
38 %
38
38%
6,400
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
1,700
24%
24%
24%
2430
24%
24'%
24%
9,500
23%
*100
30
*59%
*12%
*
102
30%
60%
*100
30%
*60
102
100
100
30%
30%
60 %
60%
102
30%
60%
*100
50
30 %
5,300
60%
*59%
200
12%
12 34
1234
12®4
12%
12%
12%
66
66
66
66
67
67
67%
67%
1,000
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
16%
16%
16%
4,100
24%
25
24%
25
2434
25
24-/8
1,000
25
5,600
13%
13%
133'a
13%
13%
12%
13(4
9,800
*76
78%
*73%
77(4
*76 (4
77%
*76%
771%
*28
34%
28%
27%
27%
28
*27%
28%
35
34%
3434
3434
34%
34%
34%
5,300
33
37%
37%
33
38
38
38%
3,600
11%
30,300
13%
38
11%
*85%
*73%
17%
11%
85%
78
*73%
17%
12%
84,
10%
46
17%
13%
*113
*45%
28
11%
85%
78
17%
13%
114%
46
13%
13%
13%
84
84
85
10%
20%
x20%
*100% 103%
25%
20 %
24%
11%
86
13
10
1,900
7
38%
115
5
6,800
1,300
28%
12%
10o
5%
22%
27%
41%
*113
*45%
No par
6*4
53%
20%
27%
38%
10o
50
100
7
6%
23%'
27%
28%
15
.
preferred
6%
5%
23
*27%
38%
41 %
-1
pfd
preferred
6%
23%
27%
28 %
,
No par
15
6%
23%
28%
7
5
>
6(4
*23 %.
*27%
5
Inc
Co
6%
100
Terminal Bldg 7%
California
60%
155%
x24%
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common—
7%
32
32
60%
5
Corp
Bush Terminal Co
Bros
32%
156
1,900
3,700
Co.;
Co
4%%
60 %
18,700
STOCK
18,900
*
preferred
3%% preferred.
Burroughs Corp
Butler
32%
156
10
11
28
763s
Watch Co Inc
conv
32%
60%
156
%
27%
RR—
4%
5%
59 %
155%
1(1
23 %
74%
Co common..
Forge
32
60
8
23(4
76 %
Burlington Mills Corp common——1
Bush
10%
32%
157
3,800
74%
preferred
Buffalo
593/3
5,900
41%
76 %
Brunswlck«Biilke-CoHender_i_No par
$5
32
<<155
iii
28
Ilk
69%
119
75
Bearing Co
Co
%
27%
7
119
75%
-
Shoe
18
27%
123
*119
75%
Bristol-Myers Co coinpjon
2.50
3%% .preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas com——No par \
5% cum conv preferred
-—40
Brown & Bigelow
1
Brown
124
7/B
15
Brass
6
22
100
3334
&. Stratton-—
Jan
Mar 12
*96
19%
Airwnys Inc
11%. Jan
29
10
/
*119
123
27%
100
74
5
100
*96
23
Corp common
Roller
83 % Feb
22
100
*96
1
Maine
28% May 2Q
16% Mar 25
6
/; 100
1,100
7,400
4,800
33%
preferred
25% Feb
15
21
18%
97
5
20%
23
99% Feb
Jan
21%
18%
Brlggs Manufacturing Corp—No
Jan
20%
33%
Brlggs
52
20%
23%
(The)
Bridgeport
8
26
20%
18%
42
29
20%
33%
38% Mar 26
54% Dec 21
13% July 20
' 20%
%
23%
28% Apr ,12
27% Jan
29
18%
4
10% Dec
11
5%
Braniff
14
28'%
33%
Common
22
Mar 11
- H
23
Inc
<k
7% Jan
24% Apr
28
—-No par
Brass
&
Boston
Bower
35% Jun
13% Sep
•
16
100
28%
18%
11
4
28%
33 %
36% Jan
27
28%
23
23% Jan
Jan
28%
19
2
39% Aug 17
26% Jan 20
19% Jan
1,100
103S
28%
33%
42% Feb
9
32 %
10%
23%
preferred
Edison CoJ
Feb
-Apr
34%
31%
10%
18%
25% Mar 10
11
*3334
31%
10 %
33 %
6
Jan
34%
31%
10 %
23%
% Jan
38
*33 ' 4
31 %
10 %
No par
Borg-Warner
5
29
33%
31%
5
class A
Stores
Borden
19
29% Jan
33%
1
Boston
Dec
14
2.50
Class B
15
50
13%
7.50
Co
Bookrof-the-Month
18
13%
10%
10
Co„
29'A Mar 18
48% Nov
13%
31%
100
Inc
Chemical
2
Feb
13%
34%
No par
Wf Co—
Laughlin
4,100
84
13%
jn%
Carpet (Del) com.5
14
9?
*83
14
*30.3?
Ll
Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox
Co
(Delaware)
(E
50
370
31V4
100
pfd series of 1951—
&
85% Apr
84
*83
1
(Del) com—_No par
&
Blockson
61% Jan
84
*83
84
107/,.
1
preferred
Bliss
4
*83
2,000
14
13%
*118
Bliss
12
14%
43
115
104%
68%
Black
11
57% Mar 17
14%
104
41 %
Mar 22
74% Jan
14%
►113%
41 %
19% Mar 19
93% Jan
14%
145.'
5
Blgelow-Sanford
27
12
14%
423%
103%
69
34
16
42%
115
103%
413/0
25% Jan
Mar 25
4234
*112%
102%
68%
22% Feb
86
42%
112
102%
41%
7%
12% Feb -12
94 % Jan
42%
112
102%
I,000
13,100
10
Foods
61% Dec
42%
112
102%
68%
Bethlehem Steel
14
42y4
1]L1
80
36%
67%
Best
15
64% Sep 15
86% Jun 15
10%
100
Corp
6% Dec
52% Jan
22
10%
41%
14% Jan
3
22
11
69%
27 % Jan
Mar
*36
22%
10%
1
—
21 % Jan
Jan
36%
22
11
2,800
70
Cum
15
24% Apr
36%
22
10%
41%
17
16% Sep
36%
22
11
41
15
5
36%
22
68%
62
Jan
36%
107/8
common—10
Loan
&
72
12%
22
10
-
Aviation
Beneficial
Dec
27"
Corp
Best
44% Apr
12%
1
Porkine Co
28% Apr
6
327/b Mar 18
Apr
48%
12%
20%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co—1 peso
7
156% Apr
48%
12%
100
1
preferred
Bendix
/
6
21% Apr
Mar 26
pfd
& Howell Co common—
13
48%
12%
2.50
Bell
Apr
47%
12%
100
21% Jan 29
70% Mfir 31
47%
12%
preferred—100
Aircraft
41% Apr
471/4
12.50
Bell
97
71
50
Mar 31
31
71
10
Belding-Hemlnway
15
71
50
11% Jan
28% Dec
15
22% Sep 15
36% July 13
15
66
100
10
RR
32% Mar 29
20,000
20%
4%%
Creek
20%
20%
800
20%
Aircraft Corp
Beech
"
% Dec
S)
(A
Beech
12,200
20%
—
22
Jan
3,100
9(4
43
common
14% Mar 31
35
50%
9
19%
Inc—
Mills
49%
9%
4%
42%
10
—No par
prior
conv
4%
50%
9
20%
20%
Corp—.
preferred
4%
50
9%
43
——.—
Works
,
20
Cigars
Dec
May 19
17% Sep
preferred
Iron
4%
51%
5
9
183/4
common
Inc
Beatrice Foods Co
12
42% Dec
100
31
10 % Dec
4%%
Mar 31
9%
5
50%
4334
preferred
Brothers
112% Dec
27
f-
'
39
5%
4%
51%
9
50
common
Barber Oil Corp
11% Dec
4
4
47/a
51
preferred—100
noncuniulative
Bangor & Aroo.stoolc
38
1
—
—
25%
10 3/8
20%
*101
10%
v
11%
11%
85%
85%
*85%
86
78
*73%
900
78
*73%
17 %
13
*113%
*45%
11
17%
17'%
13
13
114%
13%
103a
10%
1,700
114%
45%
45%
50
13 %
8,200
84%
220
10%
4,200
13%
85%
13
18,400
*114%
47
*84%
70
17%
13
*"
84%
10
20 %
20
20%
20
103%
*102
103%
*102
1
20
34
1,700
103%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
25
25(4
25(4
25%
"i
2,400
25%
26
7,100
1
1%
2
1%
2
1%
2
1%
2
3,300
Calumet & Hecla Inc.
5
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8(4
8%
21%
*21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
99
98
98
Callahan
A
Zinc-Lead
$4.25 copv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry_
Cannon
Mills "IT——
No par
_10o
'
No par
25
No par
21%
13%
983a
*54
25%
24%
*48
14
6,200
700
19,300
98%
*97
99
*97
55
*54
55
*54
55
55
55
26
24%
26
24%
*48
26
2534
26
25%
25%
2,900
25%
2434
25
24%
25 Vb
29,200
48%
4734
47%
47%
100
48%
*47
40
10
(1731)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan.
16% Sep
13% Jan
14
14
23% Sep
Lowest
Highest
29
8% Dec
30
28
May 27
19% May 25
Jan
4
18
5
STOCK
Carborundum
Carey
1
(The)
(Philip)
Mfg
Co
34% Jan
10
45
Dec
9
40% Jan
6
44% Mar 16
Carolina
14
49
Jan
16
40 y2 Jan
5
14
14
46% Jan
4
13
Carrier
12% Sep
24
14% Mar 27
13
7
15% Apr
15
Carriers
14% Sep
16
25
Jan
5
14% Mar 30
12
Case
1111/4 Dec
24
143
Jan
9
17% Apr
129% Feb
65% Jan
2
45 % Sep
4
2
44% Feb
17
Feb
24
102% Feb
12
104 y4 Apr
13
6
18% Apr
19
21% Jan
26
133% Jan ' 2
29
104
Jan
107 y2 Jan
4
67% Jan
4
105
23
18% Dec
113
38% Jan
21
96% Jun
Jari
Dec
24
65% Dec
24
98
Jan
5
15 y2 Sep
2
19% Mar 25
16
15% Oct
30
16% Mar 18
15% Jan
19% Feb
19
20% July 27
20
4% Sep
15
7% Feb 26
53
Ohio
4%%
Celotex
Corp
12
25
1
35% Jun
16
42% Mar 25
38% Jan
8
42
97
Jun
12
6
105% Jan
19
112
17% Jun
24
20% Mar
2
19% Jan
8
14 y2 Sep
14 y4 Sep
14
28% Feb
24
13% Mar 15
21% Apr
18% Feb
14
28% Feb
25
15% Jan
4
17% Jan 29
25
110
Jan
18 y2 Jun
10
23% Dec
10
23 Va Jan
30
17% Mar 16
10% Feb
26
6% Dec
16
9% Mar 12
6% Feb
1
19% Oct
38% Jan
5
20% Jan
4
14
15% Mar 20
12% Jan
4
30
15
37
33% Jan
4
Feb
3
5%
of
Central
4%%
61%
900
60%
62 '/4 v
<6iy2
60%
61%
15y8
15
15
15
15
15'/a
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
124
124
52%
<■103
124
53
52%
104%
20
124
■
104%
20%
*124
53
x51%
104%
20
126
52
*102%
20 Va
*124
"
51%
104 y4
*1021/4
19%
20- ?■
1 ■ 118 y4
EXCHANGE
2,900
18%
18%
191/8
CLOSED
6,600
16%
16%
20%
20%
20%
20 3/8
5%
6 Va
6y8
53/4
118
No par
*24%
25
25
54%
55%
56
56
14
14%
14
6
25%
100
14%
*16%
16%
17
24%
24%
24%
24'/2
11%
11%
11
11
West
18
14
Cerro
Corp
Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
Co
No par
Corp
Products
21%
24%
Corp
1
Co
21%
17
17
7
2,900
14
14%
4,200
41%;
41,
41%
2,000
25%
,
*55%
108%.
*108 3/a
21%
21%
213/a
*16 3/a
163/4
*16%
17
*16 3/a
*16%
7%
7%
25%
25%
15%
15%
36%
361/4
2,600
56
900
109
80
213/4
4,300
17
100
17
300
24%
24%
113/4
*6 3/4
15%
25%
24%:
24%
*11
36%
*36
900
FRIDAY
14
25%
25%
15%
10
21
17
*6%
5
Pasco
Certain-Teed
GOOD
6
56
*41
17%
5
South
30O
20%
25%
108 3/a
9.50
Violeta
17%
14
109
21%
*16%
&
*17
25%
,
41'A
10
Central
160
55%
50
Central
41,200
STOCK
"
74
41%
300
18%
119
109
8,100
711/4
17
41%
'•;
19%
20%
109
•
1191/2
5%
<■41 %
AA
693/4
20%
■108%
•
18 y.
5%
100
A
1183/4
20%
common——*
'A
73%
1
119
20
:-Y
52
1041/4
71%
5
120
3,100
31,600
126
17
5
13,500
153/8
17
18%
preferred'
Belt
1,800
43'/8
18%
Ry
110
433/4
423/4
17%
50
Chain
115
43%
16%
B
15
36% Mar 26
115
43%
43%
18%
Illinois Light
de
115%
16%
Georgia
4,600
43%
18%
Co
■'
43 y4
20
Class
Apr
16% Apr
61%
Central RR Co of N J class A
8
26
115
•
Central Illinois Public Service.
15
Feb
116
15
10
preferred series B
5
*114%
3,200
41,100
:
'
17%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
25
Mar
7y2 Jan
13
11% Sep
Sep
Central
19%
—No par
common
12% Mar 18
6
10 % Dec
Feb
61%*
1
preferred
Aguirre Sugar
14y4Apr
19%
43%
Foundry Co
72% Feb
19%
*73%
Central
32% Jan
19
74%
Central
4
19 Va
74
6y8 Mar H
23% Mar 25
19
118
21 Va Mar 12
54% Mar 24
30
383/4
100
6
12 y4 Jan
22
73 y2 Jan
38 Va
preferred series A_100
4
Mar 27
40% Jan
15
38%
43%
common
Jan
13
31
38%
43%
__10Q
4% Jan
11 y4 July 14
26% Dec
59 'A Sep
39%
43%
12.50
Shares
9%
43%
2nd preferred—
5%
2
9%
42%
,
conv
9%
38
114%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 16
9%
43 y4
Corp
Thursday
y Apr. 15
9%
42%
Prefeired 4.20% —
—.100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7%
9%
No par
Co common
12
17% Apr
114%
Apr. 1-1
5
General
&
19% Mar 15
4
11
19y4
Corp
(J I)
12
Apr
74% Apr
19
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 13
40%
Ry_10.0
Light?
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
12
120
Jan
&
7%
26
Apr
Power
38%
HIGH
Tuesday
9%
lo
&
Carpenter Steel Co
48% Dec
43% Apr
62 y4 Apr
9%
5
Co
Carolina Clinchfield
39% Sep
34% Jan
Monday c
Apr. 13* '
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
39% Apr
9
19% Apr 15
115% Mar 22
5
Jan
YORK
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
10 y4 Jan
13
17% Jan
107
NEW
1
Highest
8% Jan
29
113 y2 Mar 19
103 % July 20
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
15
11%
11%
7%
9,400
400
7%
7%
300
251/4
26
25%
12,200
15%
15%
15%
16'%
17,100
36%
,
36%
*36%
36%
200
41%
1,900
Champion Paper & Fibre Co26% Jun
16
34% Dec,
33.
3
Jan
11
41% Apr
98 y2 Jan
5
108
2
6
Mar 17
25% Jan
5
33J/a Jan
4
25% Dec
15
31
31 y2
41% Feb
Feb,
4
2
•
36%
36%
*36%
102%
102%
*101%
103%
1.25
53/8
5%
*5%
5%
5%
Chesapeake Co^p of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
Mar 17
4% Feb
22
4% Sep
No par
*29%
30%
*29%
30 y4
*29%
30%
34%
33%
34%
34
34 y»
90
89%
89
Common
15
30
7% Mar 27
103% Jan
92 y4 Jun
1
$4.50
30% Apr
8
36% Feb
15
90
12
32% Sep
15
80
Jim
'3
85 % Oct 27
12
Sep
15'1
23% Mar 13
84r% Jan 13
14 i Jan
4
21
Aug 31
26 y2 Mar 17
23% Feb
25% Mar 19
16
21% Mar 24
18 y^ Jan
26% Apr
7
26% Jan
5
18 y2 Jan
24 y2 Mar 12
6
34% Jan
21
27% Jan
32% Mar 12
18
Jan
6
12 y4 Mar
15% Feb
17 'A Jun
Oct
17
27 % Oct
12
Sep
14
5% Dec
31
10
Jan
6
Dec
29
22% Jan
13
40% Sep
10 Vo Dec
15
51'A Jan.
30
21% May 21
28
10
-
5% Jan
63
76% May 27
62% Jan
89% Jun
25
95
Jan
92
12
22
7
11% Jan
3% Feb
10
1% Dec
18
6% Oct
13
29
39
Jan
18
17%
18
173/4
17%
1,900
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
600
26%
25%
26%
25 y8
26,
23'/4
231/4
23
23%
23%
233/4
*23 V*
23%
29
96 Va Jan
311/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
13%
13i/8
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 y8
13%
1,500
1,100
No par
6%
<6%
7
7%
7%
7%
7'/8
105/8
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
9,800
100
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%'
37 y2
10%
37%
com__No par
113/4
11%
11%
12%
12
12%
12
12%
3,200
5%
St
series
Paul
A
& North
5%
Pac
&
pfd
noncum
Western
preferred series
A
29
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com.No
*71
Jan
18
Chikls
11
Chile
Co
5%
30
*100
—
preferred.!
2%
*8 «/4
1003/4
24%
23/a
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
17% Jun
19
20% Feb
18
23% Apr
25
102
Jan
97% Jan
4
103% Feb
11
35% Jan
22
55
Dec
47
72y4 Apr
2
22 y2 Dec
Jan
24% Jun
16
30% Dec
28% Jan
70% Oct
6
95% Jan
78
9y4 Sep
15
95
Jan
11
4
9% Jan
5
12
99% Apr
15
5
27%. Jan
4
14% Jan
102
Jan
12
Jun
10
26% Dec
15
14% Dec
28
15
Jan
4
72% Dec
28
83% Feb
9
74
Jan
27
Oct
5
44% Jan1
€
33% Jan
4
31
Mar 24
152
80
Feb
10
47% Jun
16
Jun
12
100
33% Mar
17
Aug
172
Nov
3
180
30
89
90
July 14
54% Nov 24
109% Jan
Feb
29%
2,300
54
54%
68%
*100%
67%
102
,101
107
15
Sep
21
44% Mar 19
42
Sep
16
25% Apr
33 Va
Sep
11
22% Jan
19
89% Jun 12
Mar 23
15
Sep 14
28 % Apr
128% Sep
Feb
5
75
*8%
8%
123/4
12%
400
21/4
1,000
2%
23/a
8>/4
2Va
8J/4
2y4
*8%
24
-
8%
*24'/4
ay.
13
29% Jan
4
97 V2 Jan
2% Feb
19
2% Jan
32 % Mar 25
4
35% Feb
132% Jan
July 24
12
Jan
Dec
29
Jan
6
Oct
125% Feb
20
111% Jan
4
874
Jan
892
Dec
17
976
47% Jan
2
38% Jan
90
23
89,
Apr
13
7
140
625/a
,61
61%
35,700
225/a
10,£00
70%/
69%
69%
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
35% i
341%
35
20,300
94%
94%
94 Va
95
94
953/8
95
97
27,400
I
Financial
T
Corp
No par
4%%
Clark
Clinton
cum
Inc
5
$3.50
4
12% Jan
20
14% Jan
6
14% Sep
14
20% Mar 17
15% Mar 24
18% Jan
26
Colorado
Internat'l
475/s
461%
47%
70,700
25%
25%
25%
25%
3,200
94%
94%
94
94
2%
&_Iron
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 V*
335/8
50 y2 Dec
2
41% Feb
3
48% Apr
15
50 y2 Dec
9
4iy2 Feb
2
48% Jan
6
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
Columbia Pictures common..No par
4
14V2 Apr
8
12
23% Feb
18
4
89
Feb
17
51% Mar 17
41% Jan
11
47% Apr
12
27% Dec
29
26% Jan
11
29% Mar 19
44
Jan
14
56 % Mar 30
Combustion
Engineering Inc.No par
34% Jan
12
43 V4 Apr
14
Commercial
Credit
Mar 31
18% Jan
27
Commercial
Commonwealth Edison
2
16
•
32% Jun
17
37% Dec-
2
36% Jan/
41% Apr
15
32'/a Jun
17
37% Dec
7
36% Jan
40% Apr
15
37% Mar 16
36% Jan
41
Apr
15
7
17
$1.32
$1.40
5% Dec
29
Jan
29
Conde
21 Va Dec
29
27% Jan 27
20% Apr
23% Jan
27
Cone
20% Oct
28
24% Jan
21% Jan
23% Jan
26
8
Mar
6
3
15
Jan
Dec
30
6% Sep
14
11
Feb
25
7% Jan
34% Jun
10
42% Dec
11
40% Jan
103% Jun
2
109% Jan
5
107% Apr
12% Dec
16
20% Dec 31
20% Jan
12% Jan
16% Apr 24-
12
conv
Nast
9
109% Mar
4;.
13% Apr
1
Jan
5
110% Jan
7
107
Jan
7
112
102
Mar 26
98
Jan
7
105% Mar 25
11
Jan
5
12 3/8 Feb
11
14% Apr
15
48% Jun
16
58
Jan
2
54
7
60% Apr
6
14
381/2 Jan
5
18% Jan
7 ■}
25
Jan
26% Jan
13% Apr 27
preferred
Gas
Elec
Jan
8
28% Apr
Feb
15
1
26
53/a Jan
4
6
s/8 Jan
20
Consolidated
Retail
Apr
6
8% Feb
15
Consolidated
Textile
15% Sep
351/a Apr
15
22% Feb
3
17% Jan
4
243/4 Mar 22
Consolidated
Vultee
23
40% Nov
2
38% Jan
8
99
8
1053/4 Jan
5
5
1061/4 Jan
4
109% Feb
1
30
42% Jan
7
62 V\ Apr
15
101J/2 Jan
4
108% Feb
2
89% Sep
23
45'/2 Jan
13
May 20
87
112 y4 Jan
For
16
Jan
102 5/8 Feb
11
25% May 21
103
Jan
5
15
203/4 Jan
4
23% Mar 29
4
90y2 Jan
4
98
Feb
4
58% Nov
6
54% Jan
4
63% Apr
15
973/8 Jan
8
96
Jan
21
6
128
Jan
21
953/4 Jun
133
footnotes
15
433/4 Apr
110% Apr
109% Jan
185/8 Jan
Nov
see
43%
53
47%
47%
47%
48
47%
47%
'47 3/a
48
48
*48%
43%
53
493/4,
48%
483/4
48%/
48%
48%
14%
14%
141/2
14%
14%
22%
22
22%
21%
22%.
79
79%
79 %
*78%
47
47%
46%
47%
27%
28
27%
28%
53
171/4.
,
2,800
'
5,600
•
14%
46,500
21%
78%
78%
47%
47
47%
4,700
28'%.
28%
28%
2,200
52%
52%:
513%
52%
42%
'
21
80
28
42 %(
17
X14%
.
461/2
53%
42%
173/a
90
483/a
14'/4
42%
160
53
493/4
22
17
:
43%
*48%
431%..
42%
43
17
171/4.
17
17%
8,300
15,800
5,100
,
1,900
!
.
1'.
39%
39%
39%
401/4
403/8
39%
39%
39%
40
40%
39%
40
40%
-
40%
39%
4,500
i
41%
39%
120
;
\r
39%
'
41
"6%
*6%
6%
6%
63^
1,000
1,000
213/8
21%
21%
21
211/4,"
21%
211/4
1,900
22%
22%
22a/4
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,200
25
25
25
25i/a
24%
25
5
9%
No par
43%
IO73/4
1.33 Va
39%
,
6 3/a
6%
13%
9%
108
9%
43%
10
43%
43%
108
131/4
*13
108
13'/4
*25
9%
43
10
9%
43%
1081/4
108 %
131/4
43%
13J/4
108
13%
900
10
23,000
435/8
11,900
1081/4
1,100
500
13%
Light &
page
24.
,
99%<Mar
145
Apr
4
15
preferred
28%
1093/4
15
pfd
^.100
143%
3,700
59%
1,900
x59 %
59%
5934
5934
60
*20%
22
*20% '22
*20%
14%
*
60%
22
28%
59%
t
U"
*20%
1
10,800
70
V
{•
U>;.
!•
22
6
6
5%
5%
53/4
5%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3,800
1
23%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24'/4
23%
24%
17,500
No par
42%
42%
423A
43
43
433/8
433/a
43%,
109 3/8
109%
108
108
Aircraft—
com
1
54
223/a
22%
95%
110
110
110
109
*108
109
55%
102
*101%
.
58%
102
58%
102
22%
22%
22%
953/4
95
95%
62%
62%
62%
63
62%
*98%
100%
*98%
101
*98%
145
143%
143%
preferred—No par
"141
*142
60%
102
22%
20
109%
*108
59%
*95%
No par
Caif, Inc common
53/4
110
*108
■'
55%
95%
2nd
14%
14
Continental Baking Co cum__No par
$5.50
preferred
No par
$4.25 conv
105%
14
'101%
preferred
109
*104%
133/4
..100
$3.75
*108%
1051/4
28
10c
Inc
Inc
preferred
Continental
108i/2
*104%
.No par
Co
$4.52
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America com__10
4%
28%
108%
105 %
13%
13%
■".*
28%
109%
28
105
5,
28%
109%
109%
105
*104%
28%
100
106
Stores
Consumers Power Co
$4.50
11,900
39%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
7
23
43
53
{
6,600
6%
series B
6
Jun
43
110
1,000
•
203/4
series C
6
93
17%
39%
Power Co of Bait com—No par
Preferred 4%%
Preferred 4%
10y4 Jan
45
16%
47
No par
10y4 Jan
18
17%,
39%
Corp
—
23
17
17
10,800
25
Consolidated Foods Corp
29
19
17%
i
43%
No par
10
com
Dec
Jun
133/4
423%
25
Coppermines
5% Dec
Jun
91%
*13%
No par
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
99% Jun
91%
133/4
"
10
36
423/4
91%
39%
stock distribution
Consol Edison of N Y
15
Sep
50
133/4
53
,
5,400
*950
*91%
49%,
54
700
x41%
53
1
91
13%
48%
42 Va
20
136%
122%
25
com—25
Inc
Consolidated
Jun
8
91
121%
911/4
53
J 53
2,000
42%
43
413/4
*77
33%
136'%
i
123
*950
49%
53
1,900
33%
<
2%
Cigar Corp—
5
Jun
17
Co
Publishing Co
44% Feb
91
28
10
preferred
preferred
4
100
10
Eiec__5
No par
4-
$5
Ohio
Co
25% Apr
2
10% Mar 30
^
No par
Mills
Consolidated
23% Jun
Co
convertible
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
Ex
preferred-No par
Solvents
Consolidated
18
*48%
12% Jan
6
32% Jun
*40
370
2%
137
91
50
130
91
16%
100
122%
74
42
173/8
100
100
90
976
16%
pfd
*136%
90%,
976
--
■133/4
19% Jan
8
*950
14 j/B
68y2Jan
Soutliern
.
137
124%
911/4
15
38% Jan
*89
122%
42%
69% Dec
Carbon
*136%
90y4
124%
13%
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
Class B
2.50
$4.25 cumulative
137
*89
123%
42
22% Dec 24
22% Jan
*136%
91V*
No par
8
74
1
2%
No par
38 y4 Jan
48% Dec
74%
44
2%
No Par
noncumulatlve
15
*43
2%
& Soutliern Ry com
noncumulatlve 1st pfd
18
*74
(
2%
No par
com
4%
Sep
*93
75
2,1/4
Corp—No par
4%
&
4*««.
46%
16
Sep
130
94%
16
16
109%
48%
15
31
109%
25%
Feb
Columbus
109%
94
52% Feb
23% July 2
38% Sep 11
*109%
47%
47% Feb
Columbian
109 y8
—
25%
56
15
4,900
FRIDAY
93%
19
Sep
58%
25%
29
37
91%
58%
48%
Jan
5
20
*88%
58%
25%
Jan
Jan
GOOD
91%
X58%
451/4
-
..1
100
50
15
190/
*88%
59%
No par
2nd
"•
5,600
Colorado
Fuel
*170
91%
43
48'
7
*73%
180
>'
70
21 5/8
65% Mar 24
6
109%
180
•
700
425/8
67
29
109%
190
CLOSED
21%
66J/a Mar 24
11% Jan
*109%
59
76
38%
21%
1
12% Dec
*88%
59
38%
20%
23
59 y2 Mar
*175
91%
58%
*75%
21%
22
&
190
*88%
*155/8
,
43
Dec
38% Jan
38%
20 34
Dec
Mar 22
15%
™
38%
43
Sep
41
1,000
15%
76
'
75%
49
Mar 24
EXCHANGE
15%
75 y*
38%
10
213/8
47
43
153/4
i
4,500
44
preferred—
Aikuiun Corp
Coiiins
STOCK
38%
i".
700
31%
x75 y4
*175
10%
99%
30y4
xl5%
-
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Mar
86% Jan
10%
99%
•30%*
16%
___100
15
93
5
24% Feb 27
10%
101
76'/4
.No par
43% Apr
8
30
383/4
preferred—100
Coca-Cola
31
*99%
21
(The)
13
Dec
*10%
30%
15%
No par
Apr
■:
■
.
*73 3/4
7%' preferred
976
60
3,600
*43
preferred
4% cumulative 2nd
Jun
10%
101
38%
gtd—50
Cluett Peabody & Co com
13
30
1
Coca-Cola Co
102 %
stock__50
7%
4%
common..
conv
125% Mar 17
22%
*102
1
RR
guaranteed
Foods
*99%
30y4
76'A
No par
Pitts
&
22%
102
5
$4.50 preferred
Special
22%
102
20
preferred
Co new
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
100
5% noncumulatlve preferred—100
Cleve Elec Illuminating com.No par
Cleveland
225/a
102
100
convertible
Ecpilpment
30
__No par
*
10%
101
*99'/2
100.
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common.
10%
103/a
5
common
22 3/8
'
10
City Investing Co
5%% preferred
80
Nov
10
68
Clopay Corp
Feb
61 Vz
87%
4%%
Apr
94
62 %
200
25
67
Climax Molybdenum
48% Apr
1
;
8'/a
*24%,
102
Clevite Corporation
24
78
38% Dec
4
62
2y4
25
68%
27
Feb
107
89
Mar 22
Mar
.;
8%
125/8
•22%
23% Jan
Jan
24
34% Dec 21
136
15
92% Apr
9
97% Nov 25
2
Mar 24
44
Jan
37
43 Va Mar 20
29% Oct
Mar 15
;
109% Apr
18% Jan
75
20
38% Mar 19
59% Mar 18
70% Jan
70% Dec
18
16% Mar 23
77%/Jan
91
Jan
41
1
14
15
500
*8%
12%
102%
Cities Service Co
Jan
lOl'A
8%
66'A
15
11% Mar
'
10,500
102%
97
33% Feb
683/o
x22%
14
104
i
.
Electric—
&
preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—.TO
35% Apr
Apr
!
.
74
12%
24
63
'
2,600
*70
4%
C
210
Mar
53% Jan
19
.
Gas
!
Common
7
91 % Jun
62%
25
"
'■
*8%
8%
*23%
29 y8
74%
68
69%
i.
*12%
12%
1
295/a
54%
*71
100%
9
29
74
■'
'
2,400
54%
54%
■
68%
1023/4
12%
Co
*71
69
*8%
29%
54%
>
25
25
common
convertible
Copper
74
68
10
29
551/4
•
No par
Cab
7
29%
543/a
par
convertible
Chicago Yellow
64% Mar 19
.
!
700
No par
Mllw
3
56 % Feb
2
r
.
1,000
31 'A
preferred
'
58% Dec
••
.
47,800
50
5%
Chickusba Cotton Oil
Mar/
'
''
17%
25%
24
25 Va
^
600
24%
Feb
10% Feb
Feb
■A.
19,900
18
preference—No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
5% conv preferred series A
100
15
1
30%
251/4
$3
9% Mar 15
7 % Jan
21
5
5
.
1,300
24%
14
1 % Jan
13% Feb 13
Dec
22
8
101% Apr
8y4 Jan
11
*29%
i;
20
53/a
17%
9
70% Mar 19
Jan
9% Jan
14% Feb
7% Oct 13
10% Sep
90%
102
24%
Chic
34% Feb
Apr
34
5%
*24%
A
Class B
55% Apr
:
Jan
90
39%
*101 y2
5%,
40
Chic
72
45% Jan
82% Mar 19
34
88%
39
102
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
1
8
12% Mar 31
Mar
6
62% Mar 19
33%
100
37%
102
par
Class
26
6
preferred
37
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
7% Mar 31
2
convertible
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No
46% Jan
30
6
5
35 Va Mar
2
3 % %
13
11
Aug 31
Oct
Apr
12 V* Feb
30% Dec
59
-
10% Mar 25
41% Oct
59
:
18% Feb
10% Jan
44 Va Aug
*
preferred
Checker Cab Manufacturing
63%
♦101%
.; r
22%
*94%
63
6
110'/a
109
62%
103
22%
95
63%
101
*98%
145
145
9,300
190
40
18,900
20
4,100
80
6,000
1001/4
145
1,400
120
<jC*
*i.
16
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The Commercial and' Financial Chronicle..
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
7% Mar
4
LOW AND
STOCK
10% Mar 17
11
20% Mar 17
18
Feb
23
8% Apr
19% Jan
14
3
10% Jan
6
12% Feb
11
67
Jun
16
82% Jan
7
72
Feb
15
7
'/a Sep
14
13
62% Jan
15
22
7% Jan
11% Mar 25
3
Mar 18
52
4
4
Continental
Insurance
«% Mar 18
4
Jan
15% Jan
Mar 15
Continental
Motors
66
Apr
17% Feb
15
28 % Mar
Jan
4
26% Jan 27
22% Jan
4
28% M>r 16
15
27% Feb
20% Jan
4
24
Apr
Copper weld Steel Co ooamoa
48% Jan
6
12
52
J<in
52
Jan
28
49
Jan
9
Convertible
43% Dec
30
55% Jan 30
44% Mar
5
49% Apr
18% ^ep
15
26% Mar 25
21% Jan
4
32% Mar
58
Jun
70
Mar 22
60
Preferred
68% Jan
15
Apr
1
90% Dec
21
87% Jan
12
100% Apr
9-3 % Sep
14
96% Jan
19
8
99% Apr
6
24
78% Mar 12
5
182% Mar 29
15
161
98
Jun
25
6
93% Sep
67% Feb
78
Nov
9
71% Feb
176% Dec
31
174% Jan
18% Nov
16
Mar 31
15% Dec
3 V2
29
Sep
5
15
% Nov
30
25% Sep
87% Jun
15
1
2
95
Coty
International
4
1% Feb
1
35% Apr
14
4
99 % Mar 30
27% Mar 12
2
15% Mar
10
34"% Jan
15
26% Jun
16
35% Dec
Jan
33% Jan
26% Mar 22
4
33% Apr
14
17
34% Jan
4
47% Apr
15
16
101 % Jan
4
6
21% Jan
11
105
Crown
5% Sep
6
11% Jan
4
14% Feb
25
8
27
34% Jan
~7
15
28% Jan
8
6% Apr
4
54%
9% Feb
2
27 % Mar 20
18
5%
Cudahy Packing Co
i
4%% preferred
Cuneo Press
30% Apr
5
8% Jan
15
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
134
Jan
7
15
43
Jan
10
39
Jan
11
136
1
Prior
13
Class
A
Cushman's Sons Inc 7ft
Cutler-Hammer
36
Mar
Mar 19
5% Mar 12
13% Apr
5
14% Mar 15
Davison Chem Corp
38% Feb
24
43 % Apr
9
14% Apr
14
15
16% Jan
29
11% Jan
4
16
39% Dec
17
37% Jan
13
5
92
Jan
2
90
Jan
83
92
Jan
16
91
Jan
86
Jun
97% Feb
11
94% Jan
3
17% Aug 31
7% Sep 15
12% May 14
34
47% Jan
Dec
23% Sep
23% Feb
14
2
5
15
26
Dayton
14
Decca
10
4
f
32% Jan
4
2
42 % Mar 25
15% Jan
30
12% Jan
16
27% Dec
21
27
9
55% Jan
12
65% Apr
14
101% Apr
24% Mar 23
16% Jan
4
30% Dec
28% Jan
11
31% Apr
67
67% Feb 23
64
14
Mar
2
6% Mar 17
29
16% Mar 25
15
19% Jun
16
24% Mar 10
Sep
14
33
95 % Jun
9
108
32% Jun
24
1
Mar 17
Jan
22
24
4
8% Apr
20% Jan
27% Jan
101
31% Jun
12
41% Deo
Nov 30
3
11% Feb
31% Feb
$1.50
13
40
4
12% Jan
8
10
Diana
Dixie
Jan
11
67% Mar 30
5%
23% Mar 10
14% Jan
79
10% Jan
Jan
s
4
11
12% Feb
17% Mar
118
10
Feb
10
23
52
Dec
9
43% Jun
9% Jan
17% Sep
4
41
% Jun
18
31
16
156 %
Sep 30
36% Sep 18
16% Jan
83
July
20% Jun
89
5
52% Mar
43%
1,600
14%
14%
14%
12,000
29
2874
29
10%
May~l5
23% Mar 11
28% Jan
23
9% Jan
7
31
30%
69
*64%
Co
1
4
1
Eastern
47% Dec
12% Apr
46% Jan
4
57% Apr
15
22
48% Jan
30
25% Mar 25
165
Mar
37% Feb
4
24
24% Mar 24
Edison
92% Apr 14
26% Mar 31
Ekco
100
Jan
104
13% Feb
24% Jan
26
10% Oct
6
13
22
Oct
5
33% Feb
48% ©ec
31
6
15
Jan
4
51% Nov 30
60% Feb
4
37% Jan
Jan
6
15
26% Feb
19
23
29% Feb
5
89% Dec 21
99
20% Jun
24% Mar 12
8% Nov 27
Mar 13
64% Dec
22
22% Jan
74% Feb
70%Jun
15
74
fnntrwte*
tpf,
1
5
15
27% Apr
9
Bros
Elliott
51
Jan
11
5%
10
Jan
4
22% Feb
17
39% Apr
13
17% Apr 14
11% Jan 26
25
Mar 16
26
Jan
27% Mar 12
92
Jan
98% Feb
22% Jan
7% Jan
24% Mar
9% Apr
12
9
15
El
Paso
Emerson
Empire
1,400
34
4,700
11%
11%
11
11%
11 %
29%
9%
51%
*63JA
29%
9%
50%
*11
65%
11%
10%
109
37
102%
23%
9%
51
*62%
11%
37%
23%
*11%
10%
11
2 800
29%
29%
7,700
10
974
51
5174
65%
10
10
10
900
52%
52
53
2,300
66
*65
651/2
66
11%
11%
11%
11%
17%
.2,900
17
17
16%
17
7,000
i,
110%
36%
102%
23%
110'A
37%
102%
237s
39
*34
38
3674
103
7%
113%
2374
84
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r
-
39
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118%
117%
118%
118
121%
122
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7%
7%
2,700
16.500
120%
123%
121%
121%
122
99%
*99%
99%
100
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
46%
.12,900
46%
*46%
47%
52%
*52
52%
49'A
*49%
49%
53
*52%
53
*47
47%
52%
*52
52%
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50%
49%
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40
%
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%
T
.36,300
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47%
10
25%
84
121'/a
47%
53
24%
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34
121
120%
10,500
36%
103%
*82%
7%
120 %
114%
36%
.
2474
*82%
7%
113%
*102%
3674
103
*99%
*10 %
300
,
11%
16%
110
84
*52%
800
11%
29%
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30%
11%
10%
2974
84
30%
10
11%
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7%
1174
r?
29%
*34
7%
11%
108
11%
17%
111%
102%
11%
108
53
*10%
10'A
9%
10%
*52%
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•
900
40
600
10%
3,200
20%
20%
20%
2074
20%
20%
2074
2074
23 %
23%
23 %
23%
23
12,100
23%
22%
23'/.
1.6%
16%
16'A
16%
-.9,700
16%
16'A
16%
1674
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
121/4
12%
55%
55
55%
55%
3.300
57%
56%
57%
130,200
Inc
common
*169
170%
2
43
43%
1
100
2.50
common
22%
*91
>:25%
100
X104
I
:
(The)
Watch
xl6
5
43%
2
No par
Co
50
District
Electric
Corp
27
Erie RR
5
66
Jan
70
Jan
28
Apr 21
72
Mar
74% Feb
5
5ft preferred series a
Erie ft Pittsburgh RR Co
common
22
22%
*91
£2%
26%
104
26
*10274
26%
107
43%
*22
92%
25%
*10274
171
*169
44%
43%
171
44%
21%
22%
92%
92%
92%
100
25%
£8,300
25%
25%
107
*10274
107
16%
16%
1674
16%
1674
16%
44
16%
43
43 %
42%
43'A
4274
43
2
1%
2
1%
2
1%
1%
25%
26%
26
26
11%
1174
11%
117A
26%
27%
2674
27
49%
49'/a
*49
*53%
54%
54
54
53%
53 %
5274
53
38 %
38%
38%
3974
39'/a
39%
38%
16%
17
39%
1674
17
10%
26%
27%
50
*49
17%
26'/a
1174
«
50
11%
2574
2674
*49
17%
17'A
50
17%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
24%
24 %
10%
24'/a
24 %
2374
24
23%
27
23%
25
27
5
.
26%
*
2674
27
100
*95%
£6
95%
95%
96 %
96'A
8.50
23%
24
9574
2374
95%
24
23%
24
1
9%
9%
2374
2374
9%
974
No par
16%
17%
1674
9%
ioo
67%
68
50
*71%
74%
68
*71%
t
5'
17%
68
74%
9%
.5,200
2274
10
Co
common
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
i
Equitable Office Bldg
22%
92'/a
*169
25%
3
Gas
4474
11%
10
Electric Mfg Co
Radio ft Phonograph
170%
26%
4
Natural
43%
11%
50
preferred
*169
26
15
common
2nd
.1,500
12%
18% Jan
24
3774
34
108
54%
16 % Jan
naee
37%
34
29%
Amer shares
Endicott Johnson
4%
38
34
*107'A
8
preferred
Emerson
3774
34
10
Storage Battery
conv
38
34
Corp
I
Co
Auto-Lite
Co
5%
9
108
38
loo
Stores
National
2,300
*107
34
common
Co
E'ec ft Mus Ind
Elgin
8,700
1
preferred
Electric
27%
31%
37%
117%
50
400
27%
7,200
34
50c
l
1,700
31%
-
37%
9
100
FRIDAY
8%
1874
'
108
PH.
8%
*13%
18%
lo
Kodak
Products
Electric
*107
9
3,400
3,400
GOOD
lo
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
54% Apr
4
20% Sep
18% Mar
31%
lo
4%%
48% Mar 18
11
25% Dec
22
12
31%
•
Stainless Steel
4%%
49% Mar 29
14% Jan
14
2
6
12% Jan
11% Mar
35% Jan
30
9
2% Mar 11
2
15
9% Dec
4
45% Mar
12
27% Jan
8
13% Sep
Sep 18
40% Feb
23% Jan
Apr
16% Apr
1%'Jan
9
Mar 12
31%
No par
Manufacturing Co
85"% Feb
Feb
31%
No par
preferred
Eaton
22% Jan
15
P9r
15
20% Jan
57
Dec
44% Apr
6%
7
11
2% Apr
37% Jan
16
3
20
22
6
Feb
Feb
29
Sep
171
94
17% Feb 24
31%
8%
9
4,800
1,600
CLOSED
69
2%
2774
31%
i
Corp
Eastman
24% Dec
102
26%
a
Eagle-Plcher Co
1
14
27
a
Eastern Airlines Inc
Eastern
9% Jan
Jan
26%
50
4
169
27%
|Oo
Corp
Feb
18
26%
_100
preferred
18% Feb
174
18%
Rn
25
v
18%
io
——
4
9'
2%
8%
18%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
31%
*64%
9%
50
4
?%
.69
IP
31
31
*04%
a
com
12
31
19
18%
29
preferred
2%
31 %
69
1,500
6474
65'A
*10(1%' 101
19
8%
*
Ho par
Cigar
65
101
.
18 %
(EI) ft Co—.
15 % Jan
15
2%
l
common
22% Jan
20% Apr
64%
30%
preferred
4.20%
'
*64%
preferred
DWG
65%
W RR Co.100
No par
18% Jan
21
Oct
18
64%-
1874
No par
8
1 % Dec
30
Mar 19
10% Feb
64%
100%
common
19% Mar 27
15% Mar 17
23 % Dec
44
53
4%
64
100
common__No par
Nem
4,900
14
19%
Corp
43%
2,900
14,300
29
preferred
Co
44%
15%
14 %
101 %
preferred
15
29
i
Duquesne Light Co
8
15%
15
14
No par
4
15%
29
No par
48% Jan
15%
14
series
2
May 28
12% Sep
39% Sep
5
44%
15%
28%
convertible
$3.75
15%
20
Chemical
$4.15
30
99%
18%
$4 preferred series A
Dresser Industries common
;
20
95%
*98%
99%
13%
series
4
93
*95
99%
93
95
100%
:
Mar 12
*92%
94%
93
94%
*98%
28 %
$3.50
Mar
92
9474
99%
$4.50
49
92
*98%
95
Preferred
53
1,900
97
Preferred
12
6,000
3874
*98%
Common
50% Jan
1474
38%
*95
123% Apr 15
122% Mar 30
6
14%
*93
100% Apr
Jan
52% Feb
6
20% Sep 22
13% Dec
4
8% Dec
48"% Jan
45
14-74
3874
18%
Duplan
48
703
1474
38%
100%
12
27
57%
14%
38'/a
18%
26
Apr
47% Apr
57%
14%
38%
100%
8% Jan
42
57
14%
a
38% Jan
30% Mar 24
2,900
37%
lOo
4
13
200
14%
44%
15
28% Jan
43
44%
Apr
4
42%
44%
Jan
30% Dec
*1374
42%
60
7
14
57
14%
42'A
14
loo
2
25% Sep
57%
57%
>13%
13.»0
Western
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
2
42%
57
4%
44%
ft
12% Jan
6
14%
91
4%
t 800
108% Dec
118% Jan
12
*13%
33%
*89%
4%
17,700
10
11
14%
*33%
91
4%
34'A
30
94% Jan
4%
29%
preferred
Dunhili International
115% Jan
*4Va
42
1,800
34
>89%.
4%
43
2,700
34%
4
104% Jan
333
91
2,900
51%
2874
15
3
33%
*89'/a
27
136%
34%
75% Jan
2
33%
33%
91
51%
29%
34
12
27
*135
51
34%
■=18% Jan
Jan
27%
136%
5074
2v%
13
97
27
*135
50
341/4
14
4
27'/a
136%
49%
29%
Feb
23
27%
>135
27,200
34
43
Jun
27%
50
800
10
29%
83% Jan
89% Jun
57%
9%
34%
2
109
57%
10%
37%
-No par
preferred series A
50
de
58
9%
30%
2
Pont
57%
34%
4
du
98
6%
29%
33% Feb
Jun
98
10
100% Jan
6% Dec
7,500
7
98
20
8
91
200
6%
6%
*9774
«
800
4,100
29%
10
Corp
Corp-Seagrama Ltd
Corp
3%%
7%
29%
4,200
:
45
5
5
30
30
9
9%
15
15-
5%
52'A
8%
44%
43% Jan
25% Apr
82% Apr
5%
52%
9%
974
24% Jan
July 29
30%
7
5%
53%
8%
4474
102% Jan
Dec
5%
53
9'/8
200
974
Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
Dow
*30%
%
200
44'A
i
conv
5
54%
9
57%
f
Co
%
*53%
*170
9%
Match
Cup
5
200
700
44%
10
75
1,200
1374
9%
29
36
13%
13%
43%
15
4
80
13%
*170
.13%
6,600
9%
17% Sep
38% Jan
17%
43%
94% Jun
103% Mar 26
81%
17%
9%
Dr.
4
Mar 31
26
8174
18
43%
Stores
Dlvco
54% Mar 30
87% Dec
25%
82
1
Corp
cum
cum
Distiller*!
4
16
26%
50c
Diamond T Motor Car On
Jan
29
33% Jun
4.40%
Diamond
4
11% Jan
16
17
10
38% Apr
1
34% Jan 28
9% Mar 17
Sep
26
108% Feb
25%
98
100
Devoe ft Raynolda class A
Diamond Alkali Co common
9
10% Mar 15
13% Dec
13% Feb
31 % Apr
28% Mar 24
60
Jun
7
4
Mar 29
10% Jan
57
10
Jan
29
280
98
100
De Vllblss Co
Steel
12,900
50o
Detrdit-Mlchlgan 8tove
Detroit
47%
104%
*16%
7%
100
Edison
5
45%
104%
Co
Detroit Hillsdale ft 8
7
4
12
Detroit
29
19% Anr
12
29% Nov 12
13
Jan
10% Jan
33% Jan
2
3
300
45%
10474
*81
42
7
Derby Oil Co (The)
8
33% Jan
17
*13%
1
80
33
42%
104%
105"
98
*4%
2o
Escrow ctfs for preferred
5
10
3
21
19% Mar
42%
700
3,200
1
Inc
Lack
15
13
Jan
33%
*89%
com
A
common
Feb
18
34% Feb
7% Sep
25
Feb
2% Jan
40% Feb
14% May 25
13% Feb
4
15
i
100
Denver A Rio Grande West
Escnw ctfs for common new
13
14%
33
100
26%
13%
26%
5%
50%
preferred
Delaware
2674
14%
33%
18
13%
136%
Delaware Power ft Light Co
13
93% Jan
Co
26%
13%
33 %
82
'170
54
50
2.50
1,800
12,900
100'A
25%
13%
*135
Delaware ft Hudson
2
4
14
Jun 12
25
30% Mar
Aug
9% Dec
9% Sep
10% Sep
15% Feb
7
Dec
17% Sep
18% Sep
30
4
Apr
&
7%
8
Rubber
Records
Deere
34% Mar 23
46% Feb
99
July 24
25
9
60
29
7
2% Dec
30% Apr
*27%
l
174
35'/a
35%
*99
82
*16%
200
7
2,300
33%
10%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
13
Apr 28
42%
"104 %
27,500
4
1%
•«
40
2174
14%
42%
*97%
2674
26%
14
*32 '/a
58
series B
19% Jan
24% Jan
14%
32%
10
series C
46
2
26%
58
series A
3.75ft
10% Jan
23% Jun
61
Preferred
Preferred 3.90ft
14
52% Feb
16
Preferred 3.75ft
Mar 12
Feb
99
14
10
11
18
15% Oct
6
Apr
3574
99
10%
Inc
24
21
24% Jan
96
100
174
35'/a
58
Dayton Power ft Light common
1
13
11
(The)
aeries
Apr
40% Sep
10% Oct
55% Dec
Daystrom
4
4.60ft
9% Feb
28% Jun
81 %
Preferred
35% Jan
30% Jan
33% Jan
15
39% Mar
96% Apr
174
35%
100%
104%
Dana
9
58 % Apr
1%
35
40
8,200
180
*3%
*99
26%
FRIDAY
21
4
3%
10
Corp common
3% ft
preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
5ft convertible preferred
52% Mar 15
1%
50
GOOD
""Va
*17874
21%
35%
32%
13%
4
9b %
71%
179
20%
100%
100
90
57
1%
400
6,400
100
98%
13%
179
20%
3%
9974
*98%
luO
73
181
20%
4
No par
4
1
*179
20%
9974
100
*98 Va
73%
58
pfd
Inc
11
40% Nov 10
181
41%
_
15
15
26
May 28
Apr 28
26%
100
72%
900
3,100
.
l
4% Jan
11% Dec
34%
*99
*98%
73%
*3%
99
*98%
104%
common
87% Jan
82 %
20%
100
99%
99%
No par
preferred
Curtiss-Wrlght
30% Jan
33% Jun
*179
99
30%
8
Mar 16
72%
*30%
8% Mar 17
17
CLOSED
X
99%
99%
9%
40% Mar 25
Sep
9974
100%
8%
Feb
49
EXCHANGE
5%
92
4
61 %
52%
22
14 % May
61'
8
52% Apr
13% Aug 20
31% Jun 19
61
10
common
15
Jan
STOCK
60'/a
8
Inc
29% Sep
22
28%
61%
*98%
28
pfd
83% Dec
Dec
28%
Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis
Publishing common
.—1
$7 preferred
No par
9
10% Mar 31
27% Apr
28%
100
58% Apr
4
7% Jan
25
49%
28%
99%
Cunningham
Mar
49
29
61
par
preferred
non-cum
5
99
49 %
29
61%
*98
2
of Amer common
convertible
3
4
49
29%
61
2.5q
No
50%
49%
29
1%
Corp common
29
5
31% Sep
4
*49%
*48%
Corp (The)
Feb
Jan
93
15
3,200
.29
9% Jan
15
2
50%
100
6% Jan
57
6
8% Mar
57% Feb
21
23% Sep
5% Apr
52% Apr
100% Jul 28
31
49% Sep
6% Sep
29
8"% Apr
Sep 21
5% Sep 15
93% Dec
Mar 17
*49%
*170
Jan
8"% May 21
50%
18
Jan
12% Mar 19
*49%
82
17
64
50%
26%
185
18
2,600
24
*49%
25%
Cuba RR 6%
21
4,200
2674
2374
82
9
26
15
Nov
6% Sep
24
2674
*17
Apr
20% Jan
31
Jun
23%
27%
100
82
5
24
11% Dec
23%
23%
1QO
4
14% Jan
r 600
23%
No par
Crucible Steel
72% Jan
5
Mar 17
8,100
12,000
:.
23'/a
Cuban-American Sugar common.-10
7%
preferred
100
12
26% Apr
89
9
*26%
Corp-
preferred
36% Jan
17%
8%
23%
■
common
15
66
17%
9%
23%
Corp
Zellerbach
$4.20
65
17%
27%
1
$2 preferred
1
Apr
65
17%
23%
Corp
Crown Cork ft Seal Common
14% Mar 18
4
11
8%
63%
17%
90
series
perferred
Cream of Wheat
21
27% Jan
Jan
29% Jan
2
Co
3% %
9%
63%
22%
1
24
68% Sep
13% Dec
131
Crane
8%
63%
*17
27
Inc
4
29
52
Coty
1 % Jan
Jun
180
17
28 % Jan
10% Dec
103
4% Feb
91% Jan
28
May 18
20% Sep 15
3% Mar 16
3
25% Jan
91
7%
5,300
24
Refining common 29
preferred
100
Cosden Petroleum
9
500
2,200
84
27%
Products
15
8274
6,400
90
5ft
21% Apr
Jan
2
Jan
Corn
83
11%
2374
preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947.100
99% Apr
81
8%
19
222.-/4
Work* common
Glass
81%
Shares
27%
3 % ft
21
Mar
34 % Apr
1
Corn l ag
80%
far
the Week
9
series
Electric
4
16
20
Jan
63% Feb
80%
8%
1
Corn Exchange Bank ft Tr Co—29
18
95% Jan
96 % Jan
pref
6ft
Dublller
Cornell
11%
17%
14
Apr
*18%
11%
63%
21
20
8%
18%
11%
62%
19% Sep
19% Sep
2
8%
1874
11%
17%
Corp
Id
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
9
Copper Range Co
Me par
6
8%
18%
11%
1
Continental Steel
5
8%
*18%
1-1%
9
Continental Oil of Delaware
15
24
-10
—
8%
18%
8%
Friday
Apr. 16
Apr. 15
80%
-29
Bales
Thursday
18%
Continental Diamond
15% Sep
19% Sep
Apr. 14
8%
Continental Cop ft Steel In*
5%
convertible preferred-
13% Mar
48% Oct
Wednesday
Apr. 13
11%
15
16
84
MLI PEirna
Tuesday
Apr. It
9% Sep
8
NTOH
-Monday
EXCHANGB
17% Jun
7% Sep
Cutiaittf—-Pact 4 ^
STOCKS
Range for Previews
Year 1953
.Monday, April 19, 1954
27%
9%
27
16%
17 %
1674
68%
69%
*7174
74%
68 %
*7174
27%
17
68'%
74%
.1,600
350
:3.500
16.900
33,400
.11,800
1,300
♦6,100
180
500
123,300
6.200
'7,000
13,800
H.300
100
13,600
774,000
6.700
-1,200
Volume 179
Number 5317...The
Commercia: and Financial Chronicle
(1733)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1053
Sep
14
14% Mar
11% Jan
4
15% Feb
26
12
Nov
10
16% May
12% Feb
16
13% Apr
8
14
59% Mar
411'.
Ton
4
69 % Apr
8
July 13
1% Apr
14
2% Jan
18
28% Mar 25
21% Jan
2
■1
3
2
Jan
Sep 14
11
56
Mar
Apr
6
26
Jan
27
24
16% Apr
8
Feb
18
Oct
9
66% Mar
9
58
Sep
14
53% May
7% Apr
4
14
48
1
8% Dec 29
105
35% Sep
1
Jan
5
38% Jan
4
Mar
2
99% Jan
5
,
5%
b%
conv
4
5%%
15
Federal
19
Federal-Mogul
43
Mar 10
104% Mar 26
Jan
15
8% Jan
4
10% Apr
15
Felt
Oct
7
29% Jan
2
20% Jan
4
26% Apr
13
Ferro
67% Sep
14
86% Jan
5
86% Apr
15
13% Jun
8
53% Sep J.5
18% July 30
75% Jan
6
1
107
Oct
26
May 8
7% Dec 30
54
Dec
21
101% Jun
41
13% Mar 17
31% Jun
9
11% Dec
31
22% Feb
11
92
Sep 16
33% Oct
6
15
12
63
Jan
12
105
Apr
7
49% Feb
17
53%. Jan
5
8
8% Jan
25
7% Mar
50
3%
24%
•42
100
103
22
43% Jan
2
37 % Jan
12
41
Mar 16
6
98
Mar 12
94% Jan
4
100
Mar 16
15
19
Jan
11
24
29
9% Dec
30
13% Apr
13% Apr
39% Sep
1
Mar
8
600
5,800
83%
84%
84
84 :
84
84%.
85
86%
2,600
18%
11,800
Power
Follansbee
Steel
Food
Inc
common
15
Corp
convertible
3%%
Francisco
7
Franklin
Freeport
14% Jan
11
Jan
7
12% Mar 15
Froedtert
27% Mar 24
23% Jan
4
27
Mar 18
Fruchauf
Trailer
79
69% Jan
4
78
Apr
■
5
4%
Co
Co
1,500
7%
7%
7%
2.100
31%
10,700
31%
31%
102%
102
19%
19%
19
19
32%
33%
32%
33
3,700
43%
43%
43 %
43%
4,100
33%
33
33%
,
30%
330
102%
600'
'
43%
13%
38%
*99
43%
43%
43%
13%
13%
38%
13%
37%
100
100
'
96%
99%
*97%
22%
22%
*7%
*10
10
58%
xl2
1
26%
*76%
39
7%
10%
39%
37%
*99
13%
1,400*
39%
9,100
100
39%
39%
39%
39%
95%
99
96%
*95%
96%
99
♦97%
99
*97'%
22%
22'%
22%
*7%
13%
13%
38
100
*99
96%
22%
'
13%
37%
38%
*99
96%
lOf
common
-
50
51%
♦101%
19'/a
32%
No par
preferred
7% K
51%
31%
19'%
39%
1
3,600
52'A
52
30%
19
95%
1
74
106
*101%. 102%
30%
102%
19-.
39%
a.
106
77/a
*97%
Corp
Co
52
13%
72%
106
7%
10
Corp
Sugar
Stores
Sulphur
19%
75
74'%
106
•
100
preferred
Corp
Mar 18
7%
18%
74%.
106%
51%
:
■
19 /
74
51%
30 %
10
preferred
Jan
18%
106%
100
3%%
62
19
75%
106%
*101%
1
of '51
ser
Machinery & Chem
Foster-Wheeler
7%
No par
10
Corp
11
8
51
7%
pfd
cum
4
Jan
106 %
1
Stores
$4.20 div
6% Jan
25
18%
"75
No par
Florida Power & Light Co
45% Jan
8% Jan
480
10'/a
25%
100
Stores
15
4
103%
10%
(The)
13
51% Mar 17
Mar 22
103%
25%
1
preferred
First National
Food
103 %
10
Corp
Fair
103 %
104
900
10
Corp
42% Mar 31
3,300
26
Florida
14% Jan
41%
10
4
100 % Mar 19
41%
25%
7
4
42'/a
26%
38% Jan
7
900
41 %
FRIDAY
10'/a
28% Jan
4
3%
24%
*9%
7
11% Jan
300
3%
24%
25%
21
93% Jan
GOOD
9%
39% Oct
30% Jan
15,200
56
25%
29% Dec
6
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69
25
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10,600
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5
104
3%
25
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42%
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3%
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3
3%
25
*65
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1
'
25%
16 %
16
56
3,100
STOCK
56
1
13
Jan
69
*55%
24%
1,500
5
15
17% Jan
*65
56
24%
14
31% Dec
69
56
3%
6
6
31% Apr
5
*65
2
102% Apr
19% Apr
Apr
16%
69
5
33% Mar 31
25%
16
56%
7
44
*53%
24%
16%
*65
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
Firtb
55
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25%
16%
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Co
55
24%
16%'
50
Corp
Mfg
*53%
24%
16
50
Corp
4%%
55%
24%
A
Corp
Tarrant
*54
1
series
ser
1953
400
18 %
par
preferred
Sc
4,100
23,300
j
15%'
4
88% Jan
22
16%
15%
16% Jan
20
Dec
12%
16%
18
25% Jan
12
00
22%
12%
16%
15%
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50
27
21% Sep 15
22%
12%
16%
18 %
98 % Jan
9
22%
12%
16%
18 %
9
Jan
May 15
22%
12%
15%
9
Apr /
23 % Jan
10
22%
12%
15%
27
10
22%
*161%
17
18 «/4
11
103
100
18
19% Apr
96% Jan
9
Jun
1%
15%
76
107% Mar 19
.
26
Jun
89
*1%
15%
Filtrol
14% Sep
6% Dec
81
1%
18%
Mar 25
99
1%
15%
Feb
32
100
1%
2
18%
24% Feb
18
93
*1%
*1%
800
1
Carpet Co
6
Flintkote Co (The) common-No par
34 preferred
No par
Sep 10
16% Aug 24
21% Jun 10
25% Sep
Feb
pfd
pfd
conv
Fa wick
4%fr
19
76
2,200
2,900
.
1
Federated Dept Stores common
July
14% Jan
Corp
cum
8
4% Jan
04
13
Co
&
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
No
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
25% Feb
,
19
Jan
23
66%
2.60
Finance Corp common
preferred series B
56% Apr
8
3% Apr
5
64% Apr
48% Feb 24
27% May 21
64%
Family
40
1
66%
1
48
Oct
66%
18% Mar
13% Feb
52% Jan
3% Dec 31
67%
Falstaff Brewing
1
5
22
66
9
17 V* Jan
,
68
67
16% Feb
8
22
13%
11
Jan
9
14%
13
13 '/a
16% Mar 24
14
14%
13%
23%
19
14
14%
13%
12%
17
Mar
13%
13%
22%
13
Jan
14%,
13%
♦16%
15% Jun
18
'13%
13%
__No par
14% Oct
57
Morse
Corp
Shares
Apr. 16
14%
3
Buffet
the Week
Friday
Apr. 15
«
Falrcblld Engine St Airplane Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
15% Jan
34% Apr
Corp
14
Sales far
Thursday
xl3%
Fairbanks
23% Mar
'
5
15
1
Apr. 14
1
16% Apr
24
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a
Inc
Exchange
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 13
1
22% May 11
21
Vx-PpIIo
Co
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 12
27
10% Mar 25
29
10% Sep
Eversharp
*
18% Jan
15
21% Sep
Products
Evans
AND
Monday
Par
13% Apr
4
11
6% Sep
16% Dec
48% Jun
STOCK
u
10
39% Sep
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
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22%
7%
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9,600
350
4,800
22%
7%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10 %
10%
600
59%
58%
59
59%
60%
60
60%
5,300
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
900
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
5,200
77
77
77
77
77
,
26%
77
*76%
45
G
7% Mar
5% J»n
11
6% Jan
22
Jan
4
23% Apr
15
6% Jan
4
7% Apr
39% Apr
1
1
28% Mar
8
4% Sep
15
15% Sep
6% Sep
15
20% Jan 28
15
34% Jan
23
3
19
Gabriel
Gair
Co
Co
(The)—
Inc
10
27% Jan
Jan
13
21
28% Jan 27
22% Jan
4
25% Mar 19
15
33% Jan 20
24% Jan
7
.29% Mar 31
3% Sep
14
7% Mar 12
3% Apr
25% Sep
14
37% Mar 12
26
28% Fob
11
21% Aug 31
20
Dec 22
29% Mar 24
25% Jan 22
30
Apr
13
Gaylord
Container
27% Jan
20% Jan
24% Apr
15
General
American Investors
10
142
4% Feb
12
Feb 24
4
Co
Garrett
Gar
Wood
4%%
38%
38'%
38%
*37
38
200
27%
27%
6
25%
*25
Industries
Inc
27%
27%
1
3%
3%
3%
50
*26%
com
preferred
Corp
26%
26'%
26%
26 %
27
30
29%
29%
29 %
29%
7,000
23%
23%
23%
24%
24'%
24%
24'/a
4,700
*106
106%
Mar
2
General
43%
44%
Jan
6
General
X10%
10 J/4
145%
145 %
May
141
148% Feb
4
$8
Apr
1
18% Jan
4
23% Mar 11
General
Bronze
14
10% Jan
4
11% Apr
General
Cable
Feb
2
75
Apr
2
9
34 % Apr
1
78
6
Mar 24
Mar 25
Jan
8
35% Mar 25
19% Jan
2
71
30% Mar
18% Jan
20% Jan
2
122
Jan
11
Jan
Feb
26
6
128
15
7
15
11% Apr
4
11% Dec
14
8
4%
1st
4%
7%
46% Mar 24
36
Jan
4
44% Mar 22
48% Mar 24
39
Jan
4
46% Mar 22
July 28
35% Jun
16
66% Apr
8% Sep
6
02% Dec
3
15
11% Feb
26
50% Jun
23
61% Dec
16
88% Jun
18
94% Jan
2
9% Dec
31
Jun
17
113% Jun
22
Jun
11
53% 8ep
112% Jun
14% Mar 19
61
Jan
124% Jan
15
9
2
Jan
14
69% Feb
4
119
tTi
Jan
5
56% Feb
4
Jan
8
94
'
General
Electric
Finance
15
General
Foods
16
General
Mills
67 % Feb
4
124% Mar
4
131
3
Mar 10
69 % Apr
13
General
$5
5
118% Jan
4
125% Mar 30
99% Jan
14
100% Mar 30
5
.(95
Jan
22% Jan
4
25% Feb
11
25% Mar 16
Motors
General
54% Mar 30
48 % Jan
8
57% Apr
15
General
27% Mar 23
25
4
35% Mar 23
General
55% Dec
8
59% Dec
21
57% Jan
4
70
3% Dec
10
4% Jan
5
3 % Jan
4
23% Jun
10
Sep
18
93
May U
10% Jan
29% Dec
37% Jan
28
16
100
Oct
21
14
Dec
2
28% Jan
18
25 % Mar 26
25
31 % Apr
15
29% Feb
8
Mar 15
series
Precision
Eqp
General
Public
5%
3
20% Jan
12
23% Feb
26
General
Refractories
Jan
12
47
Apr
1
General
Shoe
Apr
12
1
General
Realty & Utilities—
87% Jan
6
34% Jan
6
45% Nov 25
44% Jan
4
50% Apr
15
25% Sep
22
31% Feb
2
25% Jan
7
29% Apr
14
General
Sep 18
34% Mar 11
Jan
28
100% Apr
29% Jan
4
35
Apr
86
Mar 22
79
Mar 18
85
July 29
9% Oct
76
28
32% Jan
2
96% Jun 23
Dec
49% Dec
106
75% Jan
4
1
72% Feb
16
15
10% Jan
4
May 11
18% Jan
Dec
99
14
16
Jan
11
105% Jan
4
46
12% Jan
12
14
29
55% Mar 29
III
Mar 29
105% Apr
15
107% Apr
4
15% Apr
5
Time
4%%
4%%
preferred
$5
convertible
5%
13
82% Oct
2
80
Jan
8
84
Mar 11
10 % Sep
23
21% Jan
9
10% Jan
4
13
Feb
15
Gleaner
Harvester
27% Oct
14
4
34% Feb
15
Glidden
Co
7 % Jan
29
Jan
27
15
8% Jan
2o
30
139% Dec
31
Sep
14
60% Sep
21
19
Mar
80% Jan
28% Jan
el/2 TTob
139
Apr
13
150
5
11% Apr
15
15% Jan
7
7
77
Jan
4
91% Apr
14
52% Jan
12
105% Jan
5
Goodyear
43% Sep
15
102% Jun
2
108% Feb
4
4% Dec
29
9% Jan
20
Dec
59
9
9
5% Feb
16
50% Mar 17
55% Feb
8
33% Mar
1
Feb
27% Jan
4
4% Mar
Dec
22
2% Mar 25
1% Jan
6% Jun
19
9% Feb
25
7
26% Jan
18
34% Dec
30
14% Sep
15
20 % Jan
5
85% Oct
15
98% Jan
28
29% July 16
86% May 22
34% Dec
31
97% Feb
4
16% Jan
7
Dec
22
28% Dec
30
14% Jan
63% Mar 23
61% July 21
29
24% Sep
Mar 19
5
109
15
Grace
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
37% Apr
16% Jan
29
86 % Jan
92% Jan
27
33% Jan
*37% Mar
2
94% Jan
100
Mar
4
15% Mar
7% Mar
8
8% Jan
5
39% Mar 17
29
Jan
31% Mar 23
17
Jan
19% Feb 10
Grand
5% %
Grant
Great
145% Mar
78
4
Mar 22
29% Dec
22
40% Jan
2
30% Jan
33% Feb
1
19% Sep
18
23% Mar 25
20% Jan
22% Apr
14
Northern
2
14% Dec
13% Mar 12
87% July 31
95% Jan
90% Jan
For
footnote*
7
14% Mar
96
Mar
.
123 %
123%
123%
500
100%
100
100
100
7%
Iron
(The)
com
Green
Bay &
(H
Greenfield
4
6% pfd
Sugar com
Ry
4%%
120
100
25
1,200
57%
57
57%
3,000
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
4,000
69
68%
34%
33%
68
*68%
3%
3%
31 %
30%
28%
28%
104%
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13
13
•
3%
31
28%
104%
13%
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1,000
;r
68 %
300
3%
3%
3%
3%
12,200
30%
31%
30%
31%
13,800
68 %
68 %
700
*28
28%
*103
104%
♦103
104%
13%
13
13 %
13%
27%
28
2,300
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,100
46%
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46%
46
46
46%
46%
2,400
99
*98
99
98
98
98%
99
21%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
28%
29
29%
29%
29%
100%
*100
102
*100
50
♦29%
♦100
102
540
50%
13,700
29%
1,500
50
102
34%
33%
34%
34%
35
34%
84
84
85
*83%
85
*83%
80
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80
*76
80
*76
10,500
85
80
34%
20
11%
4,500
53%
8.900
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%.
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53%
53%
53%
53
53%
53
109%
109%
110%
109%
110
*109%
109%
107%
106%
107%
106 %
107
105%
106%
4.100
15%
15%
15%
15
15 '/a
2.800
84
83%
83%
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13
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
300
34%
34
34'/4
34
34%
3.400
♦138
34%
34
6%
6%
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6%
6%
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139
139
11%
11%
89
91
89%
89'%
61%
108 %
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15%
15
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84
6%
6%
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2,800
100
84
3.400
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50
141
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,700
90
91'%
90
91
5,300
9,600
100
1
32%
1%
8%
37%
61 %
62%
62%
63%
108%
108%
5
5
108'/a
4%
108 V2
4%
4%
600
'52%
53
62%
109%
4%
4%
1%
36%
61%
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62%
109
8
52%
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53
*52%
53%
200
32%
11,100
31%
f
32 %
32
32%
32%
700
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
6.300
8
8'%
8
8%
7%
8%
4.400
36%
35%
36'/2
1,400
6,500
36%
36%
36%
16%
16%
16%
90
90
89
89%
89%
89 %
89 %
89%
1,100
35
35
34%
35
34%
34%
33%
34%
1,600
99%
99%
99%
99
99
97
98
8%
8%
8%
31%
16
.
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8%
*30%
100
144
100
Western RR
16%
31%
16
*30%
*71%
16%
16'%
8%
30'%
8%
8%
30%
30 %
8
310
2,600
%
30'/a
20
18
*18
18%
18
18%
2,800
61
60
61
60%
60%
800
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
10.300
19%
19%
19%
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144
2,300
143%
143%
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75
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145
143 %
143
75
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75
%
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/
3.400
31%
—1
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31%
31%
31%
30%
31
& Die Corp—No par
22%
22%
22
22'%
21%
22%
22%
22%
1,000
-3
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
12,400
100
95%
95%
95
95%
95%
95%
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Corp
Inc
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—
.
preferred
1
1,060
96
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75
31
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1,000
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25
10
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1
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y.
56%
11%
Ore
preferred
Green
■
11%
12.50
preferred——100
Co common
6
Western
Greyhound
12% Jan
123%
19%
Gt
26
Apr
123%
123%
53
13
20% Feb
73
60,500
19%
53% Apr
131% Jan
69%
51%
62% Feb
4
2
'68%'
No par
11
31
69 %
No par
Jan
17% Jan
Mar
68%
*60%
45% Jan
Dec
69%
,*
61
58% Mar 25
78
68%
69
18%
19% Mar 27
141
130
61
1
128% July 17
64% Apr 15
*125
18
Northern
29
12
130
Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Gt
30
54
(W T)
*125
25
6%
1
100
No par
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
$2.25 conv preferred
Dec
9
cum
126%
56%
34
No par
6
10
3%%
Nov
Nov
Co
Co
126%
25
*12%
Granite City Steel common
45
56
Union
130
64%
99%
*83
10
18
8
123
15%
No par
1% Feb
33% Feb
64%
*121%
109
Hosiery
No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
&
63%
122%
Rubber—
&
preferred
(W R)
63 %
*121%
10
32% Apr
8% Mar 11
3,100
63%
121 %
11%
2.50
F)
4
12
10%
53%
Gotham
52
17% Oct
Tire
10,600
97%
*76
No par
Common
$5
6'%
10%
*56 %
34%
No par
Corp
4
Jan
19% Nov
27
(B
FRIDAY
60%
3,300
63%
100%
9
common
(The)
Co
GOOD
*83
1
1
preferred—.
Goodrich
10%
121%
49%
100
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co;
Goodall-Sanford Inc
38% Mar 20
6% Dec
130% Jun
10'/a
106%
15
$4.50
10%
800
30,400
*96%
98
28%
preference—No par
Brothers
61 %
8,800
CLOSED
21%
pfd called
conv
Glmbel
60%
EXCHANGE
43
45%
111
*24%
99
1O0
12% Sep
79% Apr
16% Mar 25
10'%
10%
45%
*46%
2.50
*
10%
*93%
42%
109 %
110
56%
13
-100
3% % preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The)
Co common
45%
%
1,500
25
28%
20
com_
43%
43
45'%
108
100
STOCK
100
*102
common_No par
& Rubber
64 %
10%
11%
122
3%
1
Corp
93
10%
123%
*67%
No par
preferred
General Tire
9
13 V« Jan
Corp
61%
*96%
X30%
_10c
Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd
General Telephone Corp
60%
34
__No par
99
43%
128
11%
56
0
100
43%
*126'%
24%
1
par
11%
61%
100
_10c
Railway Signal com_No
126%
11%
11%
10%
123%
1
preferred
126 %
128
10%
68 %
par
General Public Utilities Corp
General
1,000
10%
*125
6
Corp
600
19%
45%
63%
No par
Service
34%
19%
60%
100
Portland Cement Co
75
34%
19%
108%
121%
20
75
34'%
*45%
10%
♦74'%
75
107%
98
8,100
19%
45%
10%
1,200
11%
34'%
108%
*96%
1
Advertising-No
43%
22%
11%
19%
10 %
No par
$3.75
Outdoor
4
13% Feb
42%
*45
10
147
22%
1
%
34
107%
$2.90 convertible preferred- No par
Mar 22
3% Jan
103
Preferred
12% Jan
100
11%
common
51
99
Sep
8
22% Sep 15
74% Dec 16
*126%
11%
preferred
Corp
16
41
127%
100
18
Apr 23
96% Mar 10
*125%
No par
19
Sep 15
40% Nov 12
86% Dec 30
25% Feb
19%
Corp
Jan
100
74%
*33%
19%
No par
preferred
123% Jan
25
74%
34%
19%
1
common
preferred
3%% convertible
2
Jan
75 ■>
34
5%
Sep 15
21% Sep 15
42% Aug 31
21% Sep 15
v91
*74%
11%
com
Instrument
4
58% Jan
11%
No par
General
5
123% Feb 26
22%
11
No par
Corp
1
Jan
♦145
22%
11%
—10
preferred
11% Feb
Jan
10
147
*145
22%
Corp
60% Jan
119
2,000
No par
Co
General
$3.50
4,300
10%
11%
General Dynamics Corp common—3
Preferred ($2 cum conv)
No par
15
8
44
10
100
19
Mar
43'A
10
22%
Corp—
preferred
10
106 %
44
11%
Contract
Apr
101
147
*105
400
10
23'/a
preferred
61% Apr
.
*145
106'%
*
43%
;;
100
50
Co Inc com
10% Jan
111
4
9% Jan
10%
*105
44%
10
11%
preferred
2nd preferred
series
6%
106
43%
23
0
com
conv
General
106
>'
No par
Corp
Corp
General Cigar
3%
6.400
4
26%
II
22% Mar 17
4
29%
46
155
2,700
27
107
1
27%
29%
12
100
500
27 %
23%
com—1
Amer Transportation—2.50
Baking Co common
_5
preferred
No par
4
27%
25%
29
1.66%
preferred
700
27%
25%.
27'%
27%
4
17,200
27'%
*25
27%
6
23%
25%
27%
25%
27%
13
July
6
2
(The).
18
129% Apr
7
38%
27%
*25
Jan
9
1
39%
27%
6
Jan
28
49
*38%
No par
9% Jan
Dec
11
2,100
38
10% Nov
69
7
103
29% 8ep 16
16% Jun 10
106
X7
6
5
52
22%
7'%
Co
convertible
$4.50
23%
7%
18
15
31
preferred
(The)
Corp
*5%
23 %
7%
40% Dec
14% Mar 18
Mar 25
convertible
Gardner-Denyer
5%
23%
7%
104% Feb
9% Sep
117
10
5%
Gamewell
500
5%
23%
7%
24
17% Jan
70
5
6
common
Sep 15
' Nov 19
98% Jun
31
2
5%
23%
7%
-50
30
21% Sep
22% Sep
Inc
23
I
common
20% Jun
33% Dec
5%
•
X
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo
8% Apr 13
38% May 19
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Ai- «.
.
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>
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17
18
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1734)
...
Monday, April 19, 1954
Continu8d-Pa£C 6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
■
-1-
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1053
29
22% Jan
11
9
4% Jan
4
5% Feb
2
1
Guantanamo Sugar
4% Dec
31
26% Dec
38% Jan
5
26% Mar 29
30% Feb
11
Gulf
29
66% Sep
21
77
Jan
5
68% Jan
4
74 % Feb
1
$5
41% Sep
50% Mar 27
45"% Jan
4
57% Apr
6
Gulf
14
26% Jan
29
28% Dec
16
90
July
1
103% Jan
16
Jan
24
105% Jan
8
103% Feb
18
97
July
2
Jan
8
105
Jan
15
15
36% Mar
5
35
Jan
27
15
30% Dec
29 % Feb
29%
103%
108%
106%
11
Jun
2
22
105
Apr. 13
25%
*4%
26%
25%
5
———__—.—a
5
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 14
25%
4%
25%
5
26%
26%
4%
29%
4%
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
28%
28%
28%
29%
preferred
71
71
71%
*71%
71%
56%
57%
29%
104%
Oil
No par
Apr. 16
the Week
Shares
27,400
27
500
4%
28%
29
71
56%
71%
500
57%
21,700
29%
29%
3,900
6,400
55%
56%
56
71%
56%
29
25
Corp
29
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 15
29%
29%
29%
104%
*103%
104%
29%
*103%
*103%
104%
107
*106
107
*106
107
*105%
107
108
*106%
108
*106% 108
*106%
108
Gulf States Utilities Co—
92
Jun
Apr. Vi
AND
Tuesday
Par
8 % Jan
20
Monday
Grumman Aircraft Corp
28% Mar 23
28% Jan
19% July 28
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
LOW
101
/
-No par
Mar 16
Mar 25
Common
$4.20
dividend
Feb 10
Mar 26
$4.40
dividend
preferred
preferred—
100
$4.44
dividend
preferred^
100
*106%
25
*37%
38%
38%
38%
Well Cementing__5
Printing Co
5
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
37%
38%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
100
*103%
107
~Io
H
32% Sep
23% Sep
16
Jan
18% Dec
2
30
12% Mar
Hackensack
Mar 12
8
18% Feb
Hall
71
Jan
30
63% Jan
5
69% Mar 18
12% Sep
16% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
17% Apr
10
103% Jan
5
105 % Mar
9
2
24% Jan
4
28% Feb
3
Feb
25
25% Jan
29
100
14
Jan 23
Jun
8
22% Sep
15
31
Feb
July
9
22% Dec 29
145
Feb
2
26 % Aug
105% Feb
4% Sep 14
31% Dec 24
11% Jan
Sep
23
21% Dec
22% Jan
11
5% Jan
19
Jan
131
7
Mar
29% Jan
6
11% Feb
17
13% Jan
5% Feb
9
22 % Feb
e2
6
9
4
6%
Hayes
Hecht
4
87
Nov
5
4
88
34% Jan
22
32 % Apr
12
35
Jan
91
Apr
20
97
Jan
21
94% Jan
22
98
Mar 11
21 % Dec
29
26% Feb
5
21% Jan
26
22% Feb
10
5
36% Apr
9
34% Dec
14
13% Dec
2
60% Sep
113
35
38% Mar 13
20% Apr
74% Jan
17
126% Jan
9
37% Sep
15
48% Jun
4
23% Sep
12% Sep
14
Feb
Jan
6
83
121% Feb
2
125
68
6
44% Feb
3
39
.Tan
14
53
Apr
26% Jan
11
18% Feb
2
14% Jan
73% Jan
7
68
91
Feb
2
20
Dec
10
8% Sep
10% Dec
16
12% Mar 11
31
22
4% Dec
30
29
Mar 27
Mar
7% Jan
Jan
81 % Jan
18% Mar
pfd—No
5
89% Apr
1
19% Feb
4
18
4
10% Jan
4
14
Jan
4
7% Apr
Inc
91
July 17
96
Jun
22
Jun
54
Sep 15
79
1
64% Jan
8
14
Dec
29
17% Jan
7
15% Jan
6
9% Sep 14
3% Nov 18
21% Jan
6
11% Jan, 4
2% Mar 25
7
99% Jan
Oct
7
9% Sep 21'
12% Dec 29
2% Sep
15
40% May 25
46
151
86
14% Mar 11
Jan
2
19% Jan
8
5% Mar 19
24
Jan
5
48% Mar 25
70
70%
70%
7034
71%
1,300
69%
1,000
Co com
5
69%
No par
*100%
2nd
preferred
conv
3%%
4%
preferred
4.40% preferred-
Light & Power——_No
Oil & Texas
*35%
35%
52
95
95
4 Va Jan
9 % Mar
102%
*101
102%
*101
102%
*104
105 %
*104
105%
*104
105%
35% t
*16 %
7%
7%
*7%
8Va
*7%
8 Va
7%
7%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48 %
46%
47%
3,300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
9%
20,900
17%
17 Va
17%
1,200
3Va
9,300
-12.50
14
11
17% Apr
3% Feb
Hunt
2% Jan
4
23% Feb
Husaman Refrigerator Co
•
Foods
Hupp
Inc
6.66%
,
preferred
50
6%
noncum
Illinois
Power
50% Feb
26
53
5
4.26%
53% Apr
12
54% Apr 15
54% Feb 15
4.70%
4
8% Jan
11
10% Mar
4
4
Jan
25
7
39
Jan
21
28
97
Jan
4
108
Feb
11
23
162
Mar 23
170
100
No par
common
preferred
cum
Ingersoll-Rand
Jan
26
5
40% Jan
4
48% Apr
15
U
25 >/a Apr
14
24
5
13
Insuranshares
10
Interchemica!
Corp
92% Jan
14
1
166% Jan
14% Jan
16% Feb
4
4%%
1
Jan
5
340
27% Jan
4
31
44%
44
104%
Interlalce
Business
Feb
Int'l
159
Jan
4
169% Mar
5
25
Jan
5
6
39% Jan
2
28% Jan
4
32% Apr
35% Apr
13
90
77
94
7%
Int'l
Int
Jan
8
Feb
23
1% Oct
7
2% Jan
2
1% Jan
5
2 %' Apr
12
47% Jan
5
34% Jan
4
13
Int'l
132% Mar 11
130% Jan
4
40% Apr
135% Apr
15
13% Apr
9
128% Sep
9% Sep
15
12% Mar 18
47% Jun
16
59% Nov
103 % Nov
16
10
Dec
30
10% Mar 17
45% Dec
29
64
May 29
55
Jan
40% Feb
Jan-
9% Jan
55
Jan
5
4
4
7
29
24
10
31% Dec
18
8
33% Jan
22
23 % Dec
29
30% Mar 18
9% Sep
15
11
29% Jan
19
41% May 21
14
22% Jun
15
31% Mar 16
26% Mar 16
15 % Dec
22
30% Jan
109% Dec
10
Feb
6
11
13% Jan4
29% Apr
1
31% Jan 12
Jan
10% Jan
30
5
24% Jan
4
14% Apr
6
115% Mar 22
,18 Va Jan
20
120
25
Jan
4,800
164
8,600
200
29%
29%
29%
30%
6,200
96
96
♦93%
95
*93%
94%
933/4
93%
60
15%
2,800
-
15%
15%
312
315
30%
30%
168
169%
r31%
31%
15%
15%
310
15%
312
30%
30%
168%
15%
311
316
30%
30%
322
30 %
30%
167%
3,400
168 V4
169
168 %
169
30%
31
30
35
35%
35%
35%
93
93
41,900
30
930
900
5
35%
35%
92
92%
*92%
2%
38%
2%
*2%
2%
2Va
2 Va
2Va
2%
1,600
39%
39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
40 >/4
31,200
134%
134%
134%
134%
135%
1
com„No par
1
.
Packers
35
100
Canada
134 %
xl2%
100
Limited
common
35%
*
93
13%
12%
12%
64
15
7.50
764%
64%
64%
•
12%
17,200
65%
10,100
6
46
46
No par
48%
48%
48%
LNo par
48%
39%
40
*39%
39%
25
*42%
43
*35%
36%
16 Va
30%
16%
16
16%
30%
30%
30%
30%
32%
32%
32%
32%
•;*32%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
26
.11%
10%
11%
11
-
1
Co
11
3.50
No par
Island Creek Coal common—
-
♦104
104%
6
43%
36 %
6
*104
6
104%
6 %
1,660
*45%
46
45%
45%
*48%
,
49%
49 %
50 Va
1,000
40
39%
40
3.400
44
44
40
/*43%
43%
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
16%
16%
16%
17%
30%
30 %
20
30%
m
900
85,900
800
33:*
M
'
32%
32 V4
26 %
26%
26%'
1,600
11 Va
11
11%
4.800
400
31%
30%
31%
*31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
500
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31 Va
2,400
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
3.400
16
2,000
50c
16
1
preferred
43
390
12%
64%
6
*35%
135%
12%
6
104%
500
65%
46 %
*104
135
16,400
94
12%
104%
—
*92%
64%
,
*45%
-No par
preferred—,
Power
15%
315
32
*31
*104
"5%
$6
107%
30
Iowa-Illinois Gnsi& Elec Co_No par
Iowa Power & Light Co_
10
-9
300
6,600
29%
Intertype Cmp
31% Mar 16
1,100
'
29%
Mining Corp.
Interstate
9
*160
4
29%
com
.
26
27% Apr
164
106
44%
42%
5
Interstate Dept Stores
'
29% Jan
*160
4
12,066
,
29
33% Jan
164
106%
443%
4134
17%
-No par
Chemicul
11% Feb-
4
*160
,
48%
100
28% Mar 11
Mar 30
105%
7% preferred
25
International Telep <fc Teleg_No par
International Utilities Corp
.5
$1.40 cum conv pfd
25
10
34% Jan
5
106%
4
43
24%
International Salt
15
32% Feb
'
25
105%
4
*17 Va
preferred
5%
8
17% Apr
42%
17%
Int'l Rys of Cent, Amer com—No par
Apr 15
35% Mar 12
4
44%
4%
43%
1,400
*17%
Silver common
4
31% Jan
6
44%
*4
370
8%
17 Va
International
37% Jan
19
44%
44%
42%
8%
17%
44
26
Jan
8%
53%
17
Shoe
Jan
8%
a
FRIDAY
54%
17
International
35
87
5?%
1
40% Mar 18
54
8%
54%
*53
48 Va
11
20% Jan
164
53%
24 3 4
38
31
106%
54'%
100
25 Va
3
21
4%
52%
*53%
*53
GOOD
48%
51
3o
*52
*52
53%
53%
2,000
50
24%
11
13% Dec
52%
53%
*53
100
43%
48
44% Jan
Jan
*52
100
4
Mar
foA
6,200
CLOSED
25
100
Preferred
$4
50
1,400
EXCHANGE
48 Va
common
International Paper
19
Jan
*48%
STOCK
87%
24%
7
30% Dec
130
Jan
50
41% Mar 15
43%
50
49%
116
47%
common
&
oT
43%
86%
24%
preferred-Nickel
International
65 % Apri 15
105
Feb 15
101% Jan. 13
5% Mar 16
36% Dec
Jan
4%
43 Va
49%
116
47%
Machines——-No par
International
28
43
87%
116
47%
preferred
34% Dec
49%
49
87
*115
600
22
24%
Hydro-Electric Sys class A„25
Minerals
48%
87
116
3
22
_20
No par
Harvester
10
7
26% Mar 24
3Va
22%
500
—No par
Iron
Int'l
*160
100
3
X22%
86%
8%
*8%
44%
*4
preferred
Mar 29
%
43%
Ctfs Inc
26% Nov
17% Apr
30% Apr
9
53
53%
par
Inspiration Cons Copper
15% Nov
21% Jan
15% Jan
Apr
52%
,
53%
48%
17%
3
22%
*48%
50
No par
6%
preferred
Inland Steel Co
25
97
43%
*53
5
common
Jan
1
"52
17%
2%
22%
-114%
1
29% Feb
25% Jan
89% Jan
1
50
Industrial Rayon
8
49%
116
*114%
43 %
*49%
50
preferred
cum
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
IndUBtria Electrlca De Mex, S A
4% Mar 15
45% Apr
A
ser
; 17%
86%
81%
common_l()0
pl'd
Illinois Terminal RR Co
4
45% Mar
40% Jan 20
4.42%
Co
Co
•
3
22%
49%
20
RR
conv
18
2%
*22%
cum
-
*17%
JLl
.No par
Corp_.
51% Jan
246
300
46%
Motor Car
Mar
5
2,200
100
-
Jan
3%
,
Hudson
7
33
3%
1,900
Hudson Bay Mil) & Sm Ltd—No par
Jan
Dec
11,500
13% Jan
52
48
14%
'
50
165
14%
9,900
48 % Apr
preferred
Jan
16
*16
1
cum
101
17
4
4.08%
22
77%
16
3%
5
6% Mar 16
35%
77%
16%
3%
4
56% Jan
34%
77%
3%
Mar
13
35%
76%
3%
51
11% Apr
42% Dec
35%
3%
44% Mar
Oct 21
35%
77
3%
24
52
35
77
14%
Feb
54% Mar 11
50
20
*101
14%
13% Jan
44
200
1,400
95%
101
14%
preferred
35%
52%
105%
14%
noncum
3,800
52%
*95
14%
5%
160
230
15%
35%
52
14%
20% Jan
*
15%
95%
1
8% Apr
Mar 25
38% Jan
51%
69%
*95
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
15 Va Apr
49
16
35%
51%
.
17
5
„
35%
,
77
Jan
24
15%
35
50
38% Dec
15%
*16%
42% Dec
29
15%
15%
*76
12
Jun
115
15%
500
101%
115
69%
l
Jan
18
100%
114%
51%
par
40
15
101%
114%
96
—25
(Del)-
Howard Stores Corp.:
Howe Sound Co
4
31
69%
♦100%
35%
101
16
23
69%
101%
115%
51%
*104
200
16%
101%
96
100
Houston
78% Apr
16 % Apr
69%
16%
115
*35
100
Houston
14
69%
16%
101%
15%
100
16%
115
115
50
preferred
Idaho Power Co
27% Sep
Jun
69%
Illinois Central
15
27
70
15
21 % Sep
28% Oct
69%
10
19% Mar 11
Jun
No par
Feb
254% Mar 17
41
4.400
Apr
10
6
39 %
49% Mar 26
15
93 % Jun
26
38%
90
14
Dec
26
116
Jun
76
7
2
17
24% Sep
148% Jun
224
26%
39%
8
Aug 13
13% Sep
Mar 11
190
26%
4
Apr
35"% Sep 15
18% Sep 15
13% July 17
21% Sep 15
3,100
38%
11
1
7
19%
*
59% Feb
30
Sep
370
19%
26
Jan
19
89%
19%
39%
74% Jan
23
88%
19%
26
107% Jan
3% Dec
89
19%
38%
23
18
88
19%
*87
16% \
'
30
5
2
88
19%
2,200
32,100
26
Household Finance common—No par
104 »/a Mar 29
35% Apr
88
32
39%
88% Jan
38 % Sep
84
$2.25
15
101% Mar 29
28% Jan, 11
77%
31%
39%
113% Jan
48%. May 19
7% Jan 27
34% Jun
15
4
77%
32
16%
*16%
12
17
18%
78
31%
26
11
May
Sep
49% Jun
Feb
17%
*77
19%
30
__
18
65% Sep
101% Sep
35% Jun
44
94 % Jan
101
17%
78
—
14
18% Sep
24
May
8
16
36% Oct
13
29% Dec
22
5
103% Jan
19
17
77%
88
pfd ser B„_No par
Houdaille-Hershey common—
3
Mar 31
Apr
32 V*
16%
16%
16
35% Apr
52% Apr
31%
17
77%
12.50
preferred
conv
4
96
32
16%
77%
*16%
5%
13% Jan
6
2,400
10
Holly Sugar Corp common
div
7
53 %
100
preferred
18
43 Va
*53
2,100
$4.20
Jan
43
53%
6%
$4.25
84% Jan
10
43%
9%
2
33
3,100
13%
Mar 31
48% Jan
42%
*53
600
14%
83
125
9%
Apr
3
43%
53%
80
*124%
*6%
103
24
42%
*53
14%
79%.
125
13%
116
30
79%
*124%
6%
12
93% Feb
79%
13%
22
57% Feb
14%
*14%
14%
124%
10
95% Jan
36% Jan
160
*6%
4
9
1,200
36%
13%
108% Jan
29
21%
36%
*9%
4
July 20
10
21%
36
6%
116% Mar 19
Dec
97%
21%
36
10
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochemical
80 % Jun
97%
21%
98
13%
1
1
42
97
21%
*6%
72
32
600
13%
74 % Apr
Mar 25
*96%
700
89
32%
*9%
5
17
323/4
6%
56% Jan
15
33
10
58
Sep
23%
*86
32%
14%
Homestake Mining
12
6,000
*9%
8
16% Mar 18
Apr
2,700
*6%
23
Jan
89
1,100
5%
19%
23%
23%
12%
5%
14
26 % Feb
57
1,900
1
& Sons—
40% Apr
2
200
5%
35
5
(A)
5
Feb
23%
5
Co
Furnace
Hollander
4
64% Jan
23%
*86
32%
10
2,000
144
Holland
1
25% Jan
102
31%
12%
6,200
28
19 Va
5%
20
78%
53%
12%
5%
19%
124%
43%
42%
5%
*33 Va
FRIDAY
105
5
33% Jan
7
*14%
79%
*53
5
21%
*36
125
*23 Va
5%
35
12%
5%
*140
GOOD
17%
Hilton Hotels CUrp
Hires Co (Charles E)—
14% Mar 19
19
1,400
36 %
*97%
14%
78%
*124 %
Heyden Chemical Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd prd (conv)—No par*
15
98
14%
-No par
32%
32%
12%
89
*86
36
Hewitt-Robins
8
12%
21%
36
15
2
16
21 %
13
17% Mar 23
22
*97%
No par
41% Mar 10
Jun
23%
10
Motors
28% Jan
Sep
23%
89%
32%
5%
15
90
24
*80
25
Hercules Powder common
30
103% Oct
*23%
100
preferred
11
31
20
25
common—,
Dec
Dec
5%
19%
100
Sep
5
5%
19%
15
;
12%
27%
23%
5%
*33 Va
19%
12%
144
23 %
5%
35
*104
27%
27%
23%
*5%
*33
x5 %
18% Apr
Apr
*23%
5%
35
105
*140
5
16
78
4
5%
*33
27%
144
*140
23%
*23%
1
27%
1
25
Oct
144
*104
2
32% Dec
55
*140
16%
105
*104
27
10
Co__
14
47
27
16%
105
50
preferred—'
W)
105
15
com
common
(G
16%
par
preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
Jan
9 % Jan
16%
Inc
Glass
non-cum
Hercules
1
5
6
7%
Mar 16
10% Jan
9
69
16%
3,300
14%
*68%
16%
32% Apr
11
Aug 19
72% Sep 14
15% Jan
6
8*
*13%
*68%
preferred
3.65%
43% Mar 31
.
7
11
62
*14
69
(II J) Co common
Helme
15
Apr
14%
*68%
54% Feb
14
53% Apr
.
Heinz
14
15% Feb
13% Mar 12
10
15
Jun
Mar
Co
3%%
Mar 17
22
*13%
69
16 Va
Corp
24% Mar
2
15
Jun
35
Mfg
Hazel-Atlas
78 % Jun
14%
*68%
Marx
Industries
Hayes
100
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
*13%
Corp of America common
4%% preferred
7
STOCK
39
100
Hat
22
*38
2.50
100
Hart Scliaffner &
39%
*38%
No par
com
Paper Co
preferred
20% Mar 12
31
Co
preferred
(M A) Co $4.25
Harbison-Walk
Refrac
9
Jan
Watch
conv
Hanna
6% Mar 22
Jan
18% Jan
8% Mar 12
21
4%
Hammermill
15
34% Apr
32
8
14% Mar 20
14
Dec
13
139
15
36
2
5
17
Jan
7% May 20
131
Oil
(W F)
Hamilton
15% Mar 11
2
11% Aug 27
61% Dec 30
15
Water
Halliburton
5
38% Apr
13
17% Jan
31
39
117
16%
117
16
16 Va
16
*117
118%
*117
16
118%
16
*117
118 %
20
35,500
J
3
Sep
15
17% Oct
14
6% Dec
16
25
4% Feb
19
17% Aug 31
May 12
25% Mar 9
89
86 % Jan
7% Apr
July
34
Apr
88% Jun
7
Feb
26
23
43
Nov
6
19
101
Jan
16
74% Jan
2
57% Aug 31
50% Feb
9
19
Jan
38% Apr
101
Feb
6
8
7
8
62
24% Jan
5
19% Jan
4
Sep
18
86
3
85% Jan
4
29% Sep
14
39% Mar 17
32% Jan
4
30% Mar 12
26% Jan
11
82
22% Nov
.41 % Nov
2% Oct
Per
4
30
49
15
Dec
Feb
5
46% Jan
4
2
3% Jan
6
Apr
.71%
66 %
Jan
1
„
21
Jewel Tea
14
3%%
Co
-
*■
6%
6%
7 Va
7%
21%
21%
22
22
22
22
22 Va
22 Va
500
1
22%
22%
22%
22%
227/a
23%
23
23%
13,300
pfd—100
92%
92%
*92%
93%
92%
92%
92%
92%
160
38%
3,700
—
Inc
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
90 % Feb
8
13
r
Corp
Johnson
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
Kaiser
Alum
&
Chem
Corp
5% cum preferred (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
*"*'
39
102%
7
38%
i38%
38%
*102%
103%
102%
7%
39'4
103
38%
*102
103
270
62%
63%
63%
63%
*63%
*63%
64
*63'/8
63%
G3%
64
10
22%
23 Va
22%
23
22%
23
22%
22%
100
87%
87%
87 %
87%
87%
87%
87%
37 %
370
1
Johnson
12
33% Apr
8
-521/4 Apr- 9
3% Jan 18
38%
xl02%
7%
12%
Johns
26
5%
1
6%
No par
27
Jan
23% Apr
&
J
100
common
preferred
Manville
—
—..»ipnr
Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & I.t 4%
footnotes
Lake
36% Apr
'
Mar-31
8% Jan
Jacobs (F L) Co
Jaeger Machine Co.—.
Jefferson
103
61% Mar 31
66% Dec
14
15
14
43% Jan
5
Sep
19
■
-
13
22% Apr
23% Apr
95% Apr
20% Jan 21
82
34%
35%
35%
36%
35%
35%
3514
35 Va
10,300
32V4
317/8
32%
31%
32%
12,900
51%
52
51%
52
64 V8
64
1
31Va
32
50
51%
51%
10
*3%
3%
63%
63
31%
51%
*3%
.
51%
3%
*3%
3%
65
*3% • 3%
22,200
1
200
34,800
2,300
(1735)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
26 Vb Jun
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
33 % Dec
14
32 yB Jan
94'A Jan
19
Jan
12
Jun 10
92
Sep
11
100% Mar
98%, Jun
18
105 Vi Dec
100
9
104% Jan
18
104% Apr
,
15
Mar 31
107
7
102'/2 Feb
16
preferred
4%
cum preferred
4.50% "preferred
4.20%
preferred
3.80%
104% Apr
9
Kanoas
14
14
45 % Aug
16
37
Oct
10
28
38% Jan
32% Jun
35% Jan
21
Mar 17
18% Jan
21
18
12% Apr
-'44
5
27
July
1
8
17
Sep
10
13% Sep
59% Sep
15
14
37% Oct
6
Nov
16
39% Jun
16
21
20 Vb Jun
Feb
8
4
Apr
14
78% Apr
12
4 6 v'2
14
24% Feb
3
20% Jan
48
.Jan
106
Jan
5
24 % Jan
221/4 Apr
11
9
Mar 17
13
28
3
Jan
22
41% May 19
78
Dec
11
95
28% Sep
14
81% Dec
31
93% Jan
29% Jan
5
34% Jan
48'/a Feb
18
51% Apr
8
Kress
Feb
24
46% Jan
5
Dec
7
9% Jan
5
5% Feb
4
4% Jan
14
25% Aug 20
21 y2 Jan
4
Kresge
vcu
31
18 VB Mar 18
14% Jan
16
Jan
22
Dec
31
56
Mar 12
47'A Jan
51 % Jan
27
18% Sep
14
24 % Mar 17
19% Jan
23% Mar 29
9
48 V'2 Jan
60% Feb
10
29% Feb
3
22
Jan
24 y4 Jan
18
86y2 Jan
11% Jan
23
8% Jan
10Vb Feb
12
Mar 24
27% Jan
34,/b Apr
14
13
15
95
July 14
7% Oct
23
25% Jun
10
34
Jan
29
22% Jan
20
22
1% Jan
7
% Jan
16
14% Jan
6
G'/2 Jan
1% Dec
15
4% Jan
22
2
33% Dec
30
Nov
12
34
36
14 -
Jan
2
16
Dec
29
33% Sep
8% Jan
14
7
10
10% Apr
39% Dec
13
34% Jun
63
Dec
29
82
155
Jun
35% Sep
;
163*% Apr
4
76
Apr
2
47% Mar
16
38 lA Apr
2
44% Apr
15
27% Mar 27
21 % Feb
3
38% Mar
30% Jan
4
39% Mar 15
18% Jan
5
23'A Apr
15
15
Mar 12
25
Jun
17
"74
13
67
Jan
12
75
Apr
23
29% Nov 27
26
Jan
11
37
Mar 23
18
26
15
14% Mar 25
34% Mar 19
13% Jan
14% Feb
4
25
35% Apr
Savers
Corp
—
Li()iihl Carbonic Corp com
No par
3%% convertible preferred"-'-100
Lockheed
Locw's
Aircraft Corp.—
8
Lone
Star
8
Lone
Star Gas
21% Oct
14
35% Mar 26
22 y2 Jan
4
26% Apr
15% Jun
10
18% Mar 25
IV
Jan
4
19j/b Apr
Jun
12
30% Aug
160% Dec
10
42% Dec
14
55.
15
67% Jan
2
Sep
30% Dec
92
-
16
May 25
108% Feb
15
26% Jan
4
19
153'%°Feb
15
45 % Mar 19
Louisville Gas & El
11
64% Mar 31
Louisville
34% Feb
Lowenstein
5
31% Jan
11
d
96 y2 Jan
22
36% Sep
15
7% Oct
23
12
100% Mar 18
44% Apr
38% Mar 25
45% Jan 22
15
Lorillard
12.
(P)
(Ky).Nopar
50
45
63%
& Sons Inc com—1
(M)
32%
Co
preferred series A
4%%
Lukens
Steel
M
Wood
24%
100,A *146ft
—
Nashville
&;
34
,A' 26%
112
25%
xl9%
*103%
*105%
*104%
*100
44%
100
—10
Co
100
80
5,600
94%
94%
95
31%
32
31%
32
50 %
50%
50%
50%
1,200
44
44
43%
44 y4'
1,900
10%
9,600
10%
10%
*5
10%
5'A
*5
22
6,300
t.
5'A
22
:
240
22
1,900
1
15
53
23
57
23%
23%
A
57
23'A
57%
400
23%
59 V4
4,700
24%
58
900
1,200
24
23%
23%
92
9%
92
92
9%
9%
9%
9%
8.000
34
13%
33%
34%
33%
34%
4,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,300
24
*91%
93
10
'
1
)§
1%
9,600
8
8
7%
8
1,200
2%
2%
2'A
2%
2%
700
37%
37%
38
37%
38 Vb
6,400
16%
17%
48'A
9%,
9
39
16%
16%
16%
16%
300
39
64%, 65
163
163%
12
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,000
•47%
48 Vb
47% ".
48
5,700
9%
9%
9 V4
*39
39%
39 %
39%
<64
64%
63%
64
9%
163
163
163
12,300
1,100
12,200
310
163%
70%
*42T%
23%
37%
.
72%
73 %
74%
74
75
2,300
43'A
23%
38'A
43
43%
44%
44%
1,300
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,700
38'A
39 Vb
38%
39 V4
19,200
21%
,
21%
75
21%
22%
22%
2 3'A
11,200
33%
13%
1,000
35%
*14%
*2
/
700
2,400
35%
22
11
7y2
7%
74
32s,a
10
Co common
preferred
7%
100
preferred series C_/
5.25%
Jan
145
35% May 25
97% Nov
2
16
40% Jan
59% Jan
3
34% Jun
106% Mar
10
10
Co common
conv
23% Feb
5
9
30
1R
Corp—
Cement
74
-No par
preferred—i
100
Long Bell Lumber (M'd) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5.25% pfd series A—
—100
5% series B preferred.—
1
100
4.75
*
1
s
Inc
15
103'A Mar 16
100 V
—/—
v;
FRIDAY
*48%
13%
-
GOOD
36%
15%
56%
9
27,900
230
24%
53
23%
39%
64%
65'A
163
163
70
70%
42%
42%
23%
24
37%
38%
21%
21%
CLOSED
36%
*48%
*90
91/4
33%
39
-
Apr
<"«
8%
7
5
Lily Tulip Cup Corp new__i—No par
—5
Lionel Corp (The)
;
2.50
Lion Oil Co
No par
Link Belt Cjo
112% Apr
7
10
—
preferred
1%
No par
Tobacco com—25:
Myers
4
9
pfd
EXCHANGE
24%
*85
15
23
.
24%
53%
37%
25
23
56
24
22%
59
4,500
21,300
STOCK
117
*14%
15
*48%
117
:,/
86%
10%
*16%
17 Va
48
4
25
15'A
54
16%
17%
48%
11
Jan
14%
*48%
37%
Liggett &
22 v*
58 %
120
24%
5V4
22%
22
37
16%
17'A
48'A
23 y4 Jan
23% Dec
10%
*4%
1
—.5
28% Jun
146% Dec
10%
5'A
21%
Lehman Corp (The)—
Lelin
Fink Products.-.-
108% Jan
106% Jan
10%
*4%
21%
2%
5
106% Dec
44
2%
15
-
50%
No par
Apr
97 * May
6
101% Jun 13
32%
;
24%
*117%
17%
46
5,500
78%
45 VB
59
43%
37
1
7%
2nd
17%
77
,
22%
59
50%
118
24%
13%
Mle
*22
31%
24%
7%
Aug
108
59%
433/3
118
*13%
26
102% Mar 16
22%
58%
50%
24%
118
No par
110
9
22
A
43
Valley RR
16
14
i
22'A
59
50%
lis
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
$3 noncum 1st preferred—No par
15
101
58%
94%
Lehigh Portland Cement—
23 yB Jun
,
46 %
92
;
9%
33Va
103% Jun
27
78%
45%
22y4
-
3.85%
preferred100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—-1Q
5
24
18 »/8
77%
46 %
94%
25
19
17%
78%
45
*94%
Jan
155% Jan
18
77%
32%
8
10
17%
78%
45%
94%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby.—
4
17%
76%
44y2
32
Lerner Stores Corp——
6
14
3,000
94y2
4
171 % Nov
Jan
13 y8
__
9
5
110
13
35%
-Feu
20% Apr
10% Sep
Sep
13%
17%
35
20
5
Feb
4,100
13 Vb
35%
48% Apr
29
21% Feb
19%
13%
35%
4
67'A Jan
14
1,600
13%
87
4
41% Jan
3
4
39%
13
13%
19%
37
15
16
9
43%
39%
*85%
17 yB Mar 15
62 % Feb
15
42%
39%
19%
*35%
38'/a Apr
Mar
43%
*22%
x55%
*23%
*90
9V»
33?/*
noncum
~io
39%
Lane Bryant pommon
1
4%% preferred
50
Lane-Wells Co
j
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
—5
Lees (James) & Sons Co common—3
50c
60
106%
19%
«
—
Co
(S H) & Co
Lehigh
42%
'
86
4
36% Mar 22
43%
37
11
3
Mar 30
6
19% Feb
64
'
42%
85%
Feb
1 %
Aug
28% Sep
15% Sep
5
Jan
(S S)
42 Va
*35%
15
56
42
85'%
28
8% Jan
*104% 104%
36%
Apr
39% Jan
10
104%
85V4
16% Jan
4
*104
35%
8'A Jan
Jan
104%
*35%
15%-Jan
18% Mar 27
22% Mar 17
42% Feb
.
Apr 14 *
92
Apr
Dec
% Dec
6 y2 Dec
14
*104
,,
27
Feb
64
86
304'A
Lambert
-so
14% Dec
Sep 21
21% Nov 23
104%
La Consolhlada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Me*
Co (The),
No par
18
5% Feb
2
47
*105
100
1
—1
Laclede Gas Co—
10% Mar 19
2/
19% Jan
46
106%
-100
10
No par
——No par
Kroger Co (The)
5
31
10
preferred
5
57 Va Feb
9
*105
——
Co common
24
46% Dec
28
106%
391/4'
4
8
Jun
*105
$5 prior preferred--'-—No par
Koppers Co Inc common
—10
82% Jan
42
106%
104%
19%
Kinney
31% Feb
35% Jan
<105%
104%
39%
8
5
40
105%
19%
13
28
8
R)
2,900
97
*104
_1
Corp—
(G
Shares
33%
391/4
15
29
*95%
19%
Apr
37% Apr
33%
97
105 y2
5
preferred (cum)
conv
4%
34
391/4
86
9
33 %
*95 %
19%
Co
Copper
King-SeeJey
23
96%
50
36y2 Apr
Mar
34
96 y2
the Week
8.75
36 y2 Apr
95
34
97%
*104
__100
6
31% Dec
47% Dec
4% Dec
9
34
105 V2
County
4%
8
25 y2 Mar
*104
No par
Land Co.—
2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp com—No par
9
Apr,
Apr. 16
100
Wheel-
Hayes
Kennecott
Kern
12
118
Mar 19
31
79 V* Jan
May 12
41% Jan
5
Apr
59 % Apr
11
14
22% Sep
Kelsey
4
Friday
Apr. 15
*96%
No par
&
Sales f»r
Thursday
100
preferred
(Julius)
PRICES
Apr. 14
33%
100
Power & Light Co-i
Kayser
118 */8
:
———
non-cum
14
Jan
15
4
39% Jan
49% Dec
24
4%
Kansas
Jan
lo
25
Jan
Common
5
14
19% Mar 31
64% Jan
18
82
60
111'/a Feb
Sep 15
101
14% Dec
Mar
39% Apr
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 13
City Southern—
"
36% Sep
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 1»
Par
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
9
97% Mar 18
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
35% Mar
4
13
85
LOW
YORK STOCK
NEW
,
Highest
95 V'2 Jan
16
Continued—Page 7
STOCKS
Previous
13%
14
75
33%
32%
33%
28,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
10,800
34%
35
26%
26%
112
112
,26Vb
26%
19%
19%
*103%103%
106% 106%
104% 104%
24%
24%
147% 147%
35
26%
112
26
A
19%
74%
32%
14
32%
75
33
*74
,
103%
106%
104%
24%
148
' .45
63,%
32%
101%
44%
45
63"%
45
64%
32%
32 %
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101%
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44%
.
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35
34%
34%
...
26%
26 %
26%
19%
103 VB
112
26%
19%
35%
103'A
3,900
26%
26%
112
112
400
10,300
1,000
112 %
26%
26 %
800
19 Vb
>
19 %
19,100
Vb
103'A
250
103
106%
106 %
*104 Vb
104%
24%
24%
146 %
146 Va
45 Vb
45%
63%
64 %
63 %
64
32%
32'A
32
101%
*100
101%
140
32%
*100
*105
106%
104'/a
104%
330
24%
■v
24%
9,400
146% 146%
45
<
45%
stock
>' 40
exchange
2,100
closed
3,200
1,700
GOOD
FRIDAY
%
44%
*8%
41%
8%
8%
8%
42%
41%
41%
*128%
132%
*128%
132%
10
14'A
13%
14%
13,000
23 Vb
23%
23 Vb
23%
2,500
*82%
83%
44
44%
44 Va
1A00
M
41
Jun
g
45
125
Sep
17
132
8 Vb Mar
Mar 20
Feb
20% Dec
29
26
78% Sep
14
87% Mar 27
Oct
16
9
Dec
29
9% Jan
Sep
15
32
Apr
9
15% Sep
15
22% Jan
6
7%
U&Vb
f
21
517
Sep
3% Dec
4% Sep
15
552
30
8
14
8
10
Jan
Jan
16
11
21
20
6
VB Jari
28
Madison
8% !M)
15
15
12
6 Vb Jan
4
25 Vb Jan
4
7
1
Feb
5
Manhattan
% Feb
1
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
23
Feb
4
Marathon Corp
i--'---Marine Midland Corp common
5
Jan
2
12% Jan
11
13% Mar 10
Feb
4
55
Jan
8
57% Mar 10
22% Sep
15
25% Mar 19
24 Vb Jan
12
88% Mar
82
Jan
16% Jan
13% Feb
9
18% Mar 20
Sep
16% Dec
14
14% Mar
29
25% Feb
2
17% Sep
15
21% Nov
16
34% Aug 28
98% Jun 30
27% Jun
10
83% Jun
5
82% Jun
12
75
16
: July
Sep
2
15
45
Sep
29
15
Dec
4
20% Sep 14.
41% Nov 27
42% Dec
5
Jan
85% Nov
21
52
Martin
16% Mar 18
Martin-Parry Corp
8
°0
Jan
4
21'A Apr
15
Feb
16
42
Jan
18
Jan
5
110
Jan
4
Jan
11
92% Jan
5
92
24
Jan
7
17% Jan
20
83
Mar 16
Ap'
Apr
18% Feb
49% Feb
<
26
Jan
7
17% Apr
1
Jan
11
22% Jan
22
40% Mar 12
17
Feb
43% Jan
14
13% Mar
29
15% Feb
4
12
Jan
4
72% Dec
16
92
8
75
Jan
4
85
15
73% Mar 12
68'/a Jan
8
80% Apr
44% Mar
22
35% Dec
1
52
Sep 17
33% July 2
71% Jan
12
33% Jan
54% Jr.n
4
66
39% Dec
3
37% Apr
9
42 % I'-to
18% Dec
4
3
Mar 19
Apr.
13
5
9
18
v
$3
3Vz%
M'cGraw
Jan
4
5
McLellan
11% Feb
19
12% Apr
1
McQuay
18
27 % Jan
4
33% F. b
12
13
1
86% Jan
4
99
26 Vb Jan
2
28% Mar 19
27% Feb
16
11 Vb Dec
30
14% May 22
Aug 19
15% Sep 15
50% May 21
19% Jan
7
17
Sep
25% Jan
80
May
46
92% Jun
14
5
11% Jan
4
9
19% Jan
12
22
Jan
26
91 % Feb
5
Feb
8
89
Oct
27
89
Jan
27
Jan
20
98 V- Jan
4
Nov
13
95
Jan
31
Jan
30
26
31
Nov
5
39 % Jan
9
28% Jan
4
25
Sep
15
22
Jun
16
28
Dec
29
86
Jun
11
98% Jan
2
95
Sep
14
88
Jun
12
84
July
3
99
May 21
18% Sep 14
55 Vb Sep
22
22% Jun
9
Feb
2
93% Jan
13
105
93% Feb
107% Feb
106
7
104% Apr
14
Jan
4
35% Apr
14
21 VB Jan
13
9?
Jan
104% Mar
5
' 4
92
Jan
89
Jan
6
105% Jan
13
15
28% la
)
4
32% Mar 19
l00
Feb
107% Apr
98
Feb
97
Apr
107% Apr
4
80
13
1
Co—
Stores
Linotype
Machine
&
A,
22% Feb
2
26% Apr
Miami
65% Jan
4
75 % Apr
Mid-Continent
26% Jan
4
29 % Jan
Middle
/
Petroleum
Utilities Inc
93
2 2'A
22%
15%
16
29vb
*95
96%
*88%
17%
*48%
17 Vb
20%
*42%
•
108
20%
29%
96%
96%
*95%
96'A
90
18
*88%
90
50
17%
*48%
20%
43
13 %
80
79%
44%
65%
38'A
17%
17'A
1,500
20%
"
20%
1,100
*42'A
13
300
2,800
44
44%
2,000
65%
65%'
1,500
38
38%
3,600
20%
1,100
28%
13%
49%
16%
28%
13%
49%
16Vb
29
28%
16%
28%
13
*49%
16%
13%
49%
16%
21%
21'A
21%
21%
21%
34%
35%
22%
32%
22 /2
*32%
22->b
32%
74
97% 97%
*107
108%
*96
98%
107% 109
26
26%
74%
27%
75%
27%
4,000
81%
79 %
28%
13
49%
16%
34%
13'A
80 %
78%
20%
22%
32%
43
1;
*12%
34%
30
1,500
20%
22%
32%
60
180
2,000
12%
32
98%
*90
91%
105% 105%
104% 104%
500
8,800
17%
97%
27%
7,300
49
17%
97%
72%
27%
29%
*95,%
98
72%
27%
108
97
20%
12%
31%
*97
72
27Vb
19%
1,100
3,200
34'A
,
;
130
44,700
18,500
34%
5
93
41%
22%
*32%
10
300
5,100
12%
97% 97%
*107
108%
*96
98%
*95
97
*107% 109
25%
26%
8,700
28
32%
.*97%
99
*107
108%^
96%
97
*95
97
*107% 109
24%
25%
13%
57
27%
21%
No par
No par
13'A
*56%
19%
90%
101
6,600
11,300
31%
*90
91%
*104% 105%
*104
104%
700
8%
22%
41%
38
20%
25
8%
21%
20 %
65%
20%
600
10%
105%
104
5
seriefe
25
*12»/b
.
20
300
5
5
20%
20%
41'A
41%
108
108%
12.50
Co
Scott
Copper
South
22%
16
15%
10%
90%
No par
Co.—
preferred
22
*104
103%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred
series
100
3.85% preferred
series.—
100
3.80% preferred
series
100
4.45%
93%
No par
-1
preferred
Merritt-ClniDinan
93
No par
$3.50 preferred .i
$4 conv 2nd prd.
Mesta
5,200
4%
*4'/a
21
Co (The) common
F
convertible 1st preferred —50
Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c
5%
Mercantile
Mergentlialer
13,0^0
18
12% V
x28%
13
*48%
1
Mengel
2nd
32
530
31%
32% /*"'
20%
400
18
17%
38 %
44
80
100
7%
*512
31%
17%
31%
38
%
80%
700
515
515
4'A
4'A
4%
4%
25»A
25%
9
9Vb
21%
22
13»A
13%
56%
56%
28
28 Va
65'A
43%
44
13 %
81
500
8
8
*7%
7%
97%
"
-
19%
20%
41'A
108
29%
96%
96'A
89 '
1*8
49%
17 Vb
20%
43
83%
*83
8
12%
-t
ML? Cofc
94
22%
16
*7%
7%
32%
20%
10
No par
Norris
28
14
13
79%
79%
43%
65'A
80
-
65%
38
Shoe Corp
$4.25
79%
13 Vb
*80
13'A
80%
76%
'
preferred (1st series)—100
Melville
18%
49%
17%
20%
43
65
Corp common
4%",'n
89
38
9
onif
18Va
*48
17%
20%
*42 V4
44
5
27% Mar
89
96%
96%
5
5
31
29% Mar
66% Dec
.F'</.J not notes
4
19
14
Apr
111
97
14
17
4
21
Apr
4
18
10
91% Sep
13 Vat
49% Apr
Jan
15% Feb
47
'
96'A
41
108
29%
*95
96'A
89
17%
49%
17 Vb
20%
*42%
29%
18
&
22
9
29%
95%
Mines
Porcupine
21
94
23%
15%
19%
20%
41%
40%
*108
. 108ft
100
5
50
Publishing
Mclnl.yre
14% Jan
29 % Apr
common
McKesson
Mead
20
J
21%
Bobbins Inc—
McGraw-Hill
29% Dec
Mar 26
—
Stores Corp common—50o
convertible preferred—100
Electric Co—
1
McCrory
26% Jan
May
i
preferred—
$2.50
29
95
—_—
common
Corp
14
/ 21% Mar
15%
19%
Corp
11 Va Dec
M8%
22%
No par
No par
No par
'
-3
21% Sep
83% Oct
24
1
—No par
—No par
—
No par
McCord
9'A
27%
*93
22%
16
19%
20%
preferred z—:
McCall
25%
9
28'A
Co
$3.40
Maytag
*25
9V»
x27%
*93
cumulative pfd
1
25%
21%
13%
cum
19
4%
56%
preferred——/———No par
pl'd 1947 series.No par
$3.75
*4%
21%
13%
preferred—J
conv
5%
56%
21
13j/4
Chemical Corp com——5
Mathieson
$3.75
89
8'A
17%
13%
May Dept Stores common—
Mar 11
98
15
4
Corp—;
Co
4.25%
25
31%
56%
Co
Electric
Master
97 % Mar 29
20
10
Jan
11
(Glenn L)
31%
17%
515
/515
4JA
4>A
*56
preferred
Masonile
Mar 11
30% Feb
57% Sep
26% Sep
11% Dec
f)
47
Mar 12
21 % Mar 25
45% Feb
25% Mar 31
1
28
6
30% Feb
4
38
5,
32% Mar 23
95
Jan 20
95
9
4 'A%
5'/a
7%
100
94
Marshall Field
.
8
7%
525
4'A
4Vt
No par
4
104
30
110% Jan
& Co coin
1
18
16% Jan
(conv)
preferred
4%%
*7%
*515
1
6.25
5
—50
28% Apr
Apr
;•
—No par
5
!)
Jan
8
31%
17%
'28
58
16
30%
1/7%
4
13 % Dec
Sep
7%
12
15
12% Jun
83%
Mandel
10
10
23
83%
18
11% Jun
80
23
84
8%
7%
5% Jail
Shirt
14
23%
25
—-
13%
82%
*7%
Magnavox Co
Bros
*128% 132%
14
22%
Magma Copper
10
(The)
1
Mahoning Coal RR Co,
50
Manati Sugar Co————I
3
8%
42
100
No par
—-No par
26
52% Jun
19
13%
8%
41 %
No par
com
preferred sgrids A
Square Garden
4%%
Feb
Apr
53d
4
25
129
5
Jan
22% Jan
9
129
-
*5% Jan
4
4% Mar 10
9
Mar
Apr
100
.
42
Co Inc
(It H)
Maey
1
18% Mar
4
13
3% Jan
28
32
4
16 Vb Jan
42
Magic Chef
8
8%
Forbes common—10
preferred—
6%
8%
8
Working Co.
&
Mack Trucks Inc
23% Apr
85'A Feb
4
81% Mar 16
515
M
&
MacAndrews
19
15% Jan
8
25% Jun
18
132% Jan
4
7% Jan
Mar
6% Sep
16% Sep
22
28
8
Mar 23
Vb Feb
Jan
Jan
20% Jan
8
May
8
13
Mar 24
15% Nov
22
Mar
45
19
125
24
10% July 18
9% Jan
16
Jan
41
12%
800
32
33 Va
6,500
*97
98%
110
29'A
2,000
13%
13%
3,800
49%
49%
16%
16%
4,100
21%
21%
14,600
*90%
104
♦104%
91%
140
100
104
110
105%
160
35 Vb
5,400
22%'
22%
7.300
*32'A
32%
35
97
97%
*107
108%
*96
98%
*95
*107%
25%
97
200
90
~20
20
109
26%
75%
75%
27%
28
30,400
9,600
13.400
19
20
The Commercial and Financial
(1736)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
,yApril ..19, C1954
adnoM orh
Continued—Pig® 8
V
Range for Previous
STOCK8
Year 1953
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29% Dec
14
125 J/4 Oct
7
21% Oct
7
Feb
9
16'/a Jan
46% Jan
30
NEW
3
33% Mar
9
126% Jan
6
136
21'/a Jan
8
25
Feb
26
24
Nov
20
20
8% Dec
31
19% Jan
2
53 % Feb
27
68% Nov
30
60% Dec
3
42
Apr
6
94% Jan
11
8% Dec
29
69
Oct
104
18% Nov
Jan
26
24% Feb
8% Jan
4
10% Jan
Minn
67
11
83
Apr
Minneapolis-Honeywell
66
Apr
Minn
9% Jan
4
5
71% Jan
12
26% Jan 22
9
Feb
2
105% Apr
19% Mar 16
21 % Jan
23% Fea
15% Sep
23% Mar 25
16% Jan
4
19% Mar 16
41%
37
Jan
4
42.% Mar
4'/o Jan
4
Missouri-Kan-Tex
tMissouri
'34% Jun
4
10
Dec
31
Mar 17
6% Mar 12
15
33% Sep
15
22
Dec
31
33% Dec
13
Jan
5
6
58 % Jan
Mar 17
40
Jan
4
54% Feb
% Apr
15
24% Feb
16
15 '/a Jan
19
Mojud
22
13
preferred
U
20% Mar 23
16% Jan
5
20% Apr
5
Monarch
15
95% Jan
79% Mar 29
87% F- b
5
28% Mar 11
19
22% Mar 12
25% Jun
Jan
4
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
31% Jan
4
34% Mar 26
Montana Power Co
40% Dec
31% Feb
1
42 J/« Mar 16
Jan
4
4
65% Mar 19
18 Ve Apr
15
12% Jan
16
11% Mar 24
29
15% Apr
43 Ve Jan
21
31
34% Mar 18
21% Dec
29
27% Jan
21% Sep
14
27% Mar 16
18
15
Dec
Sep
12
Jan
30% Jan
6
17
21% Mar
6
5
13
43
Dec 31
104 % May 18
8
Morrell
37% Mar
3
Motorola
23 % Jan
5
Motor
Wheel
Motor
28% Mar 24
42% Jan
12
,
10% Apr
47% Feb
106%
105%
105%
5,300
105
11 %
105
11
.74%
11
105
'/a
10%
74%
2
3
106% Jan
14
110
Feb
23
26
18% Jan
11
21
Jan
21
50
Feb
25
22
35% Dec 29
51
Feb
2
42 'A Jan
4
44% Jan
37
4
41
4%
Mar 26
700
140
11
6,680
77
*76
200
20%
20 Va
*19%
20
20
19%
19%
22%
22%
22%
22%
25%
22%
22%
33%
33%
33%
34-/4
33
33-/2
3**
2
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
40
40%
40 %
40 %
40%
40%
41
6%
7%
7%
7'/a
6%
7
900
2,500
78
stock
exchange
closed
7%
7,900
17,800
4,600
36,300
65
66%
65
65
65Va
good
47%
47%
47%
48%
friday
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
19%
20
*19%
20
19%
1,400
19%
20
84%
86
847b
85'%
85%
2,200
85%
87
21
17,800
21%
21
21%
21
20%
21%
33%
33%
33%
34'%
6,100
34
34%
34%
39%
40
40 Va
40%
39%
5,100
39%
40
8
3,100
60
60%
5974
60%
59%
59%
60%
12
13%
14
14
14%
14%
14
14 Yb
—No par
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
36%
36%
36%
37%
36%
1,300
36%
36%
13,800
1
J
No par
Co
Inc
Corp
Corp
Brass
1,300
1
Lines
&
5,900
11,300
.No par
19
19%
18%
19
19
23%
23%
23%
237a
23%
...—I
24%
24%
24%
2474
24
$
24%
24%
24%
24%
2374
16
•
Co
Mi'g Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C) common
4% f/o preferred
Murray Corp of America com
3
24% Feb
Jan
6,100
65j/2
105
4674
Mullins
7
9%
80%
64%
8
16%
1
45
180
16%
16%
45
107%
16%
44%
107%
-
1,200
23%
800
24 "A
3,400
23 Va
24%
10,200
16
44%
109
1,800
24
24%
16/8
45%
*107%
.
27,200
23%
"
16% Sep 15
42'/2 Aug 26
110% Mar
(John)
Mueller
% Jan
*9%
79%
64%
65%
Products
23% Mar 22
25% Mar 12
4
9%
79%
47%
Co
(The).
Moore-McCormack
1
19% Jan
14 % May 19
50
Jan
6
15
14% Mar 23
14% Feb
13
23 V« Jan
26% Mar 13
64% Feb
4
23
Feb
974
79%
64%
64%
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
15
9%
79
64 %
—8
Utilities
32% Mar 26
17
15
9%
80%
64%
No par
10
11% Sep
5,700
46%
22%
Co_
18
10% Sep
29 % Dec
22
100
Tool
Machine
53% Sep
56
1,700
21%
pfd.lOO
20
A
conv
29 y2 Nov
11
23%
1.26
series
Inc
Monsanto
14
com
RR 5%
Pac
Co
15 % Sep
20
23%
No par
Mohawk Carpet Mills
Mar 31
17
15% Mar 25
7 %
17
79
Sep
17'/2 Sep
RR
140
23%
20%
*9%
10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
8
7% Apr 14
69% Mar 22
1,200
23%
79
Minneapolis Power & Light—No par
Corp
1
Mission
Development Co
—5
61
70 y2 Aug
Shares
63%
Misskj
23
57% Sep
30%
128
22 Va
11
34% Mar 30
30%
127
23%
74 %
4
30%
*127
21%
11%
15
the Week
24%
73%
Feb
Apr. 16
23%
11
27% Jan
Friday
Apr. 15
24 %
73%
34% Mar 25
30%
128 %
■105%
21 y2 Dec
14
307<
*127
Sales far
Thursday
'
22%
1.60
Reg
31%
128
No par
19 % Nov 17
24% Oct 18
21
30%
Mfg common—No par
preferred
$4
Apr
21
&
Apr. 14
Minneapolis-Moline Co common
1
$5.50
1st
preferred
100
$1.6n 2nd conv preferred
25
11-/2 Jan
76
Min
SALS THICKS
Wednesday
Apr. I'.i
127
Marie—No par
S
26
23
Jan
S
Jan
29
88
&
Paul
55% Jan
104
Jan
19% Jan
1
8
1st
St
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. I'i
preferred
100
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
8%
AND
Monday
F«f
Midland Steel Prod common
Feb
24% Mar 20
139
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Feb
LOW
16
500
44%
107%
45%
107%
107%
107%
•80
4,200
10
Myers (F E) As Bros.
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
80
preferred
19%
*43%
43%
*43%
44
*43%'
3,200
43%
43%
43%
100
*39%
40%
*39%
41
*39%
41
41
41
200
lopsr
19%
N
16
Dec
29
25% Feb
26
74
Sep
15
99% Jan
2
28
Oct
6
11 %
13% Mar
9
Nash-Kelvlnator
79
Jun
Nashville
30
36% Mar 25
18'/a Jan
74% Mar 29
44
Apr
National
15% Feb
National
Jan
8
Acme
16% Sep
19% Sep
22
15% Jan
21% Mar
15
25% Mar 20
20% Jan
26% Mar 31
National
14
38
36 Va Jan
37% Jan
9
National
Biscuit
179% Apr
14% Mar
5
Sep
158% Jun
24
13% Mar 31
9
17'A Jan
Mar 19
174% Dec
14
19
172% Jan
10
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Feb
26
H
60% Dec
24
57% Jan
13% Jan
18% Aug 18
t-H;
9
19
15
2
Sep
15
76
11 %
Apr
15
22% Feb
10
19% Apr
62% Feb
25
72 % Apr
15
12% Jan
4
13% Apr
20'% Jan
14
20
97 Va Feb
12
10
Dec
29
15% Jan
16% Sep
84
8
22
23 % Jan
6
Dec
29
99%'Jan
5
17% Sep
1
22% May 26
20'A Jan
8
85 VA Dec
15
96
93 'A Jan
5
29% Apr
155Va Jun
24
38% Dec 31
38
4
Feb
Nov
17% Mar 31
87'A Jan
6
Jan
15
9% Jan
20% Jan
4
Sep
21
32% Jan
6
26% Jan
40'/a Sep
25 % Oct
14
52% Jan
5
46
26
30% Jan
12
21
31% Jan
25
91
2
10
Sep
13% Jan
12% Jan
28
10
5
105
Jan
29
31 'A Jun
88
Jun
84
Dec
22
25
16% Jan
27
6
95% Mar 31
13% Jan
94
Jan
20
15
Mar
Feb
11
98
14
51% Apr
Apr
12% Jan
4
15
67% Jan
5
4
23% Mar 17
18% Jan
4
25% Jan
30
18% Jan
11
48% Jan
5
109% Mar
9
32% Apr
106% Jan
9
Sep
101% Jun
14% May
17% July 13
59% Oct
70
Jan
20
92
Feb
9
520
Jan
8
348
34
Feb
18
?2
400
Sep
May
19% Jun
49% Dec 2g
65% Feb
15% Mar
63
Jan
1
as% Jan
5
51
New
York
York
7
37% Jan
19
108% Mar
2
17% Jan
4
New York
69
1
New
14
90
Jan
29
6
425
Jin
80 % Jun
21
&
Y
92
Jan
Apr
7
60
Feb
4
2
18
Feb
19
35% Apr
13
38% Mar
7
96% Feb
28% Feb
2
27% Jan
4
Apr
28
10
79
82% Jan
Jun
22
87
Jun
29
16
87% Jan
8
86
87
3.40%
92% Marll
100 % Mar 30
94% Nov
13
Tnn
7
Sep
15
20% Jan
26
39% Dec
17% Jan
6
23
53% Jan
39% Jan
22% Jun
4
12
22% Apr
43% Feb
26
16
24% Jan
13
26% Apr
Jun
15% Sep
8
83
Sep
July
34% Sep
103% Oct
52
Sep
11% Jun
78
Jan
23%
23%
22%
23%
227a
227s
*29%
30%
_No par
Pa com
30 %
50%
50%
50%
29
*28%
30%
5074
50
—10
No par
,
28%
23%
*28%
•
>
31
31
50%
51
28%
287s
29%
297B
29%
29%
29%
30%
2974
96%
96%
96%
96%
96 Va
96%
*96%
8
3274
33
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
3374
11,300
132%
132%
800
100
130
130%
132
132
132
133
30
13,200
97
250
65/B
674
6%
G%
6%
6%
678
6%
117B
11%
11%
11%
11%
117B
1174
5%
5%
5Vb
5 Va
12%
12%
*12 Va
12%
exchange
900
closed
500
1
*11%
No par
4%
12%
1
5
5
12%
*14 7B
12%
12%
1474
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
107%
*105%
107%
*105%
147a
1474
14%
33%
*34%
14%
14%
*96
l%-/4
gooi3)
34%
34%
*34%
34%
friday
93
93
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
15
14%
14%
35
94
x94
14%.
15
14%
100
*96
50 74
50
100
50%
*96
50%
50
14%
15
1474
100
50%
600
80
15
*96
3,200
17,900
100
50%
50%
7,200
1
147a
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
100
*72%
74
74
74
75
75
75
75
1
31%
327B
32
32%
31%
317s
31 7b
31%
8
2,200
19%
20
20
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
No par
2,700
common
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2174
337B
34
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
*107%
108
107%
10774
10774
par
16%
16%
16%
16%
A
*107%
167a
No par
*87
88
50
*360
400
Co
*65
Hartford Oo.lOO
<te
A
16%
*65
%
*65
*87
83
*87
400
>360
52%
14%
67
*360
2274
52
1
108
16%
67
2274
10"
Corp
Gas
15
23
67
108
88%
4,100
67
*87
87
*360
400
17,200
600
17%
*65
*
400
23%
22%
2274
23
23%
*51%
52%
52
52
52%
52%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15
36 Va
36%
36%
1,600
600
2,400
Corp—
x36 %
No par
100
36 %
3574
94
*94
94%
30
287a
287B
28
28%
12,100
86 Vz
200
86
86%
*84
*90
9174
9174
100
*99%
100 %
*99 74
100'A
2
22%
22%
217a
22%
25
40%
41
41
2B
*26%
Ry common
2,700
94
287b
29
100
Adjustment preferred
36%
,
94%
28%
287B
preferred
Co
36 Va
,
*94 .7
9474
*94
,
preferred
Western
107,200
Oo—
preferred
sprier
8,100
60
100
Louis
Shipbuilding
Xi
400
1.5U0
107'%
No par
Chemical
8,3^0
stock
14%
*105%
337B
8
5
107 %
*105
common
Electric
500
10
Fibre Co
series
5"/,
400
9,300
1
St
&
2,700
31%
50%
29
100
—100
Norfolk
10
*29%
2674
86 %
86%
*84
91
*89
91%
*89%
99
99%
99
99
21%
21%
21 '/2
2L%
1,500
41%
41
41%
4074
41 Va
10,000
2674
*261/2
*84
,
91
100
80
20
Jan
4
22% Mar 30
North
2674
2674
American
*26%
267a
200
%2%
20
Jan
12
;
—10
22%
22%
22%
29% Mar 31
North
22%
22%
American Aviation^
22%
22%
22%
1
4
26%
27 Va
267a
27
20,300
8% Jan
267.
27%
267a
27%
32,800
"87B
~-r%
21
Jan
8
87
6
Deo
15
Jan
16
24
46% Jan
2
6
107% Nov
4
14
84
16
Jan
8r
14% Dec
% Jan
7
38
Apr
6
107% Mar 31
5
54% Jan
16
11
9% Jan
89
1J1
87
F'b
64% Mar
13%J«n
Va Apr
106% Mar 31
Mar 12
4
15
108% Feb
Mar 19
109
89% Jun
19
12% Jun
15
101
Jan
9
8% Dec
29
14% Jan
13
16% Dec
30
24 % Jan
13
18
25% Apr
9
34% JUn
10
12
83
12
May 18
97% Jun
12
49% Jun
10
10
99
18% Mar 17,
18% Sep
94% Jun
8"
39% Feb
2
■
Jan
12
16% Jan
11
Natural
11
9% Feb
8
17y2Jan
4
22% Mar 18
Gas
Pacific
Common
$4.80
preferred
87
50
407a
41
109 %
109%
109%
30,800
10874
109
*108 3%
109%
59
58%
60'/,
59
597B
5874
59%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
9,400
%
*90%
91%
212,500
9034
9174
*91
*91
92
10774
10774
>107
\
108
100
1
103
103
>102
102%
22%
l
Airlines Inc common—10
preferred
Pharmacal
2,330
15
100
-.
4,200
87
4078
58%
5
xuO
,
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Norwich
9%
87
3974
32
preferred
$4.10
4.6%
6
87
40'A
rights
preferred
Northwest
r*
887B
3972
19,300
(Minn)—
'
$3.60
•
*87
39%
109
100
*8 7b
887B
38%
100
Common
•
*87
10
Ry
8%
•Trij 8%
30
Co
Northern States Pwr Co
15
11
_i
Ry Co
preferred
Northern
Liar 25
7% Jan
2
Central
5%%
4
103% Apr
2
24% Mar 31
Capital Corp
Northern
23
9
Co
Northern
25
14% Jan
19% Mar
Northeast
15% Mar 24
95
"
21
Mar 23
42% Jan
3I1 Apr
18
227B
9%
97b
22%
I
*107
V
22%
9%
102%
22 V'8
9 Vis
9%
108
102%
91%
>107
108
80
40
101%
10174
22%
22%
6,200
9%
2,800
23
9
9%
120
jg
17%
17
17%
17
17%
167a
16%
21
1,000
2,80
Oo
*17
21%
21
21%
20%
21
21
21
1,600
417a
7,600
Jan
2
38% Jan
102% Jan
41% Apr
14
40%
41%
27
7
92% Jan
4 40%
.100
108%
108%
107%
107%
106%
25
7
106% Jan
3l90% preferred
106%
106% Feb
108% Apr
98% Apr
—12
93% Jan
.100
IIOV2 Jan
*9774
•98'/a
29
97%
97%
98 %
4.56%
*97%
104% Jan
preferred
*97%
.100
*107
107 % Mar 31
10774
>107
107%
107%
108 %
*106%
108
4.44%
preferred
.100
*107
108%
>107%
108%
*107%
108%
*H)7%
109
106
104% Dec
9„
57% Aug
28
6
Mar 23
54 Va Jan
26% Jan
65% Apr
.
16% Sep
1
19% Dec
24"
18'A Jan
8% Dec
20
15
14% Feb
2"
71% Sep
9 % Jan
4
23
95 Va Jan
For
23%
50
r23% Mar 24
24
23% Jun
23%
2,800
19
Apr
100
9%
15
14
100 V2 Jun
Jun
9%
3.90%
14
19
70
9%
common—No par
RR
18,300
9%
preferred
Nopco
48
9%
3.60%
12
30
,
26%
102%
4674
/«
9%
preferred 1
Mar 24
257s
*101%
4/%
}
9%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp Com_No par
5
Jan
po
25
*178
25%
102%
4
1
100
&
Haven
York
$3.75
179
25%
*101%
47%
152%
Common
29% Mar 16
80% Nov
25%
102
46%
179
Brake
Harlem
Slate
4
uan
10
75
25%
*101
4674
20
Preforr»>d
3
22
24% Jun
19,600
257a
102
*178
common
Dock
Y
1,800
*151%
City Omnibus Corp-No
New
26,100
92%
151
Central
Chic
New
1774
92
178
Inc
Inc
non-cum
Y
N
N
37% Mar 23
11
$5
N
3
1,700
17%
91
151
preferred
Air
York
13
1374
117%
178
common
preferred
31% Mar
13%
17%
90%
13%
152%
Common
6%
13%
17%
179
.
York
New
6
Mar 23
Co
13%
152%
Co
Industries
15
Apr
1,700
153%
4%%
preferred
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
26
14% Apr
31% Sep
Newport
Apr 14
32% Apr 12
20 y2 Ma r
5
Mar
Ref
Inc
Feb
20
32,000
97B
preferred
New
17
11%
22%
92%
178
preferred
100
New England Electric
System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd.lOO
Newmont Mining Corp
—10
75
25% Jan
30
11%
22%
17%
46
3%%.
12
29
Jan
4,800
11%
22%
Cast-No par
Steel
Newberry Co (J J)
9
34
1674
10%
22
91
1
Bros
Nesco
Mar 12
4m/, Jan
6
4
72% Mar 23
18% Dec 29
80
Tea
4%%
34% Anr
16%
11
22%
*152%
&
conv
Neisncr
Feb
16% Jan
8
30
Jan
8
16%
10%
22%
18
25
Corp
15
5
56
30
23% Sep
17 Va Sep
Nehi
106
6
3,400
100
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
1
Jan
5,800
7174
11
13
*101
Corp
National Theatres
8
14% Apr
31% Mar
16%
14
71 %
92%
1
B
Supply (The)
[fl-eferred —
—.4.20%
Jan
86
16%
1374
71%
1774
No par
8
common
Service
Sugar
% %
Jan
92 % Jan
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
Linen
13
100
A
Malleable
14
2
16'%
20
14%
I
92
common—9
1951
common
preferred
10*
14% Mar 30
18
4
8
6
*22
100
Lead Co
National
4
Feb
38
Gypsum Co
preferred
6%
Prod
preferred
National
Mar 29
93 % Apr
11
7%
8
-6
71
Xl37s
Distillers
pfd series of
$4.50
Mar 19
5 Va Feb
13%
71%
12,200
National
7% Mar 31
13
16%
14%
71%
22%
10%
13
14
■
23,800
National
15
11% Apr
71%
16%
1
common.
14%
71%
1974
Mar 25
15% Nov
30
12% Jun
106
9
85% Jun
4
4
16% Apr
27
1074 Apr
12
179%
14
1,900
72%
5
4% Jan
*17874
197a
4%%
14
10% Jan
179
179
70%
National
11 Va Jan
179%
19%
30% Mar 12
6
13,100
179%
17974
70%
4
13% Feb 26
1,000
37%
18%
National
133
24-4
367a
No par
1
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
7
24%
37
18%
70%
15
17
18%
25
36%
18%
18
27
97% Apr
187b
25
36%
71%
Jan
33% Apr
18%
25
36%
17%
Apr
4
18%
24%
•
70%
31% Apr
4
187a
25%
37
18%
Natl
Jan
410
71%
29
6 Va Feb
12
7% Mar
Co
51,
Jan
3,700
18%
*17874
preferred
4
90
1374
18
24% Mar 11
28% Jan
137a
36%
10
4
114
5,200
14%
25
-.10
Corp
Jan
24
14
4 Va Dec
10 % Jun
Nov
10,000
44
1
Inc
180
24% Jan
5
13%
A—.
26% Jan
29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
6
21
11
13%
78
4374
8
Fibres
Register
Lines Inc
conv
National
4
7
8 % Feb
13%
13%
7674
44
70 %
9
141 % Jan
137B
Cylinder Gas Go—— 1
Dairy Products
10
National Department Stores
8
2
4
Nov
13 7B
137B
77%
.
National
15
9% Dec 29
37% Mat 19
5
43%
*77
National
15
Apr
146
25 %
4 Va Jan
Apr
179% Apr
152% Apr
Jan
31
24% Jan
48
172
20% Dec
104% Jan
26%
15
77%
44%
common.
Container
$1.25
100% Mar 16
4
9
22% Sep
86 % Sep
4
17% Jan
173% Nov
Apr .15
National
4
5
18
12
7
City
17% Feb
56% Jun
132
Can
Cash
19% Jan
19% Mar 27
66% Dec 14
3
National
National
National
8
5
20% Dec
14
77
44
Corp
Co
preferred
25
Mar 22
16% Apr
10% Jan
2
11% Jan
Aug 31
Sep 21
Jan
7%
76%
44
.1
Automotive
14
13%
76%
43%
Airlines
National
Jan
14
137/B
.100
Sti Louis..
Aviation
34
;
14
14%
■
1
&
Co
Sep
8
14
Corp
Chatt
footnotes
see
page
9
24
73
Jan
4
13
-30
Apr
5
20
Apr
1
12% Jan
20
84
Mar
3
Ohio Edison Co
Ohio
common.
preferred
Oil
Co
-
preferred
Oliver
4%£
Corp
common
convertible preferred
41
14%.
41%
1
06
-
170
98%
6474-
1
65
64%
65%
64%
647s
29%
20
100
41%
297a
29%
297«
29%
2974
20
_jfo par
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Oo 00m—10
4%
41
20
1974
1974
*19%
117a
11 %
117b
11%
11%
11%
11%
81
81%
81
81 •
11%
»
x80%
:
.80'/a
80
.
80
-
-
20
64%
297«
*1974
-
65%
2974
20
60
40
7,500
1,900
300
7,000
210
Volume 179
Number 5317... The Commercial. and Financial Chronicll
(1737)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Kaace for Prevloui
Year 1953
Lowest
Kange Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
15 % Dec
28
37% Aug 31
46% Dec
21
28
42% Oct 21
Feb
20
79% Oct
2
38
Sep
14% Jan
16
81
16
Jan
Omnibus
7
Corp
Apr. 13
Wednesday
Apr. 14
Sale* far
Thursday,
Friday
Apr. 15
Apr. 16
,:
the Week
8
Outboard Marine &
Shares
Jan
12
87
Jan
8
11
59% Apr
15
12
84 '/2 Apr
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
50 y4
15%
51
51
15%
51%
51 %
11,300
51%
2.60
55%
31 y4
55%-
51%
55%
55%
5,100
55
55%
*85%
*85'/a
55%
55%
85 %
1,000
85 '/a
—
Outlet Co
Jan
5
No par
13
56% Apr
77% Jan
Mar 12
Tuesday
Apr. 11
—No par
51% Apr
13
50
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
(The)
11
Jan
85
6
Continued—Pact 9
"
Pgr
Elevator
44% Jan
Otis
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26
37
55 % Dec 21
18
09% Jun
Jan
84
NEW YORK
Lowest
4
OH Mar
^
STOCKS
Mfg
Owens-Corning Flberglas
Owtns-Illinois Glass Co
Corp
8
58 %
80
58
58 y2
59
85 %
59 ya
81
"" 58
12.60
86
81%
82%
82%
84
16
•83
86
20
59 %
59%
1.500
83
84 %
8,800
P
16
Oct
28
7% Oct
6
34% Dec
Dec
88
11% Jun 18
80
14% Jan 20
11
16% Mar 12
82
Mar 14
88
Pabco Products Inc
Jan
7
11
8% Feb
9
Pacific
Pacific
4%
Mar 10
13% Jan
5
7% Jan
21
48
3
33% liaT
3
35% Feb
8
55% Jun
16
73% Mar 28
60
5
62
Feb
10
Oct
15
57% Mar
2
45% Apr
6
48
Feb
9
25% Jun
16
30% Feb 24
28% Jan
4
32% Feb
4
46
34% Jun
40
10
33% Not
2
30
25
4% Sep
20
8% Apr
3% Dec
15
Jan
4
.
4% Mar
31% Jan
Coast
preferred
preferred
2nd
Pacific
26
Feb
120% Mar
15
Pacific
9
Pacific
12
6%
5% Apr
14
Pacific
37 % Mar 16
Pacific
8
8% Jan
9
Feb
4
6% Jan
1
¥
3% Mar 11
4
Jan
5
Packard
11% Feb
2i
9% Jan
4
11
Feb
5
Pan Amer
52% May 25
88% Mar 25
47% Jan
5
62% Apr
13
69 y4 Jan
4
82% Apr
15
88% Dec
97% Jan
4
81
1
May 13
30
5
4%
'
19
15
23
30
34% Jan
44% Jan
«
10
24% Sep
5% Sep
Dec
Jan
4
26% Jan
4
7
21% Jan
18
7
31% Jan
4
Apr
2
30% Mar 27
30% JuU 10
33% Jun
16
15
21
14
27
Mar
37% Jan
1
29
8% Apr
9
-
8
7% Feb
23
Patino
Peabody
38% Mar 12
22
6
Jan
8
20
18
Jan
7
38% Dec
11
36y« Jan
6
39
Feb
Dec
3
30% Jap
4
37
Mar 30
21% Aug 10
29% Dec 14
28% Apr
7
25% Apr 13
29% Mar 5
29% Nov 30
28
8
29% Jan
65% Mar 19
81% Dec
10
Jan
5
32
27% Aug 10
26% Aug 27
.
4
3% Jan
25
10% Mar 15
12% Jan
25
23
s
Feb 10
Jan
:
3
29
9
73% Jan
4
15
14
14% Apr 23
39% Mar 19
11% Jan
5
13% Feb
30% Sep
37% Jan
4
43% Mar 23
27
10
41% Dec 28
38
.
82% Mar 12
*
101
8ep
Jun
Jun
2
30% Jun
10
107% Feb"
Jan
25
Apr
13
35% Jan
4
105
3
35% Mar 18
ft Apr
18
104
16% Dec
29
40% Dec
29
28% 8ep
11
127
28
Sep 15
106
Feb
5
11
A Apr
109
Mar
15
45% Apr
32 y2 Jan
15
31
Mar 18
4
15
146% Mar 19
Penna
9
18% Jan
4
23% Apr
15
Petroleum
12% Apr
7
15% Jan
11
Pfeiffer
32% Jan
11
38
11
Pfizer
24
July 28
34% Oct
20
108% Jan
2
91% Jun
18
29% Sep
21
43% Feb
28% Jun
16
32% Jan
20% Jun
24
*
104
112% Mar 30
5
30% Jan
4
19
32% Jan
4
37% Apr 15
3T% Mar 25
25% Mar 17
23% Jan
106
99
Jun
1
111
Jan
5
Jun
24
99
Jan
2
96% Jun
10
108
Feb
26
103
108% Not 12
107
104
July
8% Sep
7
7
94
15
12
95
Apr
90
Jan
86% Mar 17
98% Jan
5
29
Dec
23
29
98
Jan
29
93% Feb
Mar
9
4
64 % Apr
69% Mar 25
53% Jan
19
May 18
37% Jan 14
11
Jan
8
35
Jan
12
Jan
2
22% Mar 27
106% May 22
29% Jan
5
18% Dec
29
77
Dec
24
94
Feb
17
76% Dec
29
97
Jan
7
15
59 % Feb
3
11
Sep 15
148% Apr 21
153% Jun 11
44
Sep 18
6% Dec 31
12% Sep
60
16% Mar 18
162
Sep
165
Feb
3
Jan
29
28
Apr
13
4
22% Mar
Jan
6
83% Apr
(5
4
84
3
49% Feb
42% Mar
11% Jan
160
Apr
13
15
53
Jan
14
6% Jan
12 yB Jan
4
60% Jan
4
Mar 20
62% Jan
11
24%
25%
*28 y2
25%
25%
25%
25%
Apr
Mar
69% Feb
15
5
4
7% Mar 22
15 y® Apr
65
Jan
68
8
28
Co
Mar 19
29
*28
29
*28
*28%
29
*28%
29
79%
80
79%
.
4,400
12 '/a
12
12
12 Va
12%
12
12
43%
43%
43
43%
43
43%
2,200
1
*39 lA
40%
*39%
40%
*39 y4
*105'/4
107%
105 y4
*105'%
par
41 '/4
41%
41%
41%
40%
41%
J*
V*
a7a
%
iae
372
106%
107%
107
106%
*106
100
106%
*106
81
.
105
6
107
106%
*106
29
14% Jan
19% Mar 23
16% Jan
8% Apr
4
16% Feb
2
Poor
18% Apr
5
Potomac
9y4 Jan
14
5
&
Co
45%
45 '/4
45 %
I,600
32 y4
141
*36'/a
32
103%,
105 >/4
5
22 ya
22%
|
1
com
100
12%
33 V*
107
141
*36%
37%
15 'A
32
141
32%
141
*47%
*105
13
14
38
Jan
26
4 y2%
Feb
17
78
Apr
15
Procter
9y« Mar 31
11
Jan
20
Publicker
22%
12%
33%
107
33 Va
106
106 >/2
383 4
23
13
12%
33%
107
33 >/a
106 Va
:•
33,000
"20
107
23'%
4,100
13
5,200
33%
17,200
107
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
37%
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
25%
25%
*24%
25'/4
110V2
110%
111%
111%
350
37%
36%
No par
25 %
100
*110'%
*98
25
25%
112
25%
*noy2
112%
*98
9.9%
99%
*98
108%
109
109
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
32%
32%
33'/a
32%
88'/2
41%
88 V2
90
90
41%
41
97%
100
*84
91
*85
*30
34
*30
*95%
98
*95%
62%
63%
62%
12
*11'/4
25
39 'A
39%
101%
101%
RR
POO
com—No par
27
*11%
39%
27%
20%
4,600
EXCHANGE
2,100
60
CLOSED
99%
105
GOOD
109
FRIDAY
130
570
8 %
8%
9,200
33%
15.100
91
91
270
40%
41
II,000
*92 %
41%
95
91
95
*86
91
32%
<
31.300
STOCK
33%
%
91
*92%
*30
32%
*30
32
98
*95%
98
*95%
98
63%
12
62%
*11 %
♦88
64
63%
12
*11%
28
39ya
39%
39%
101%
101%
*101%
127%
39%
27%
26%
*105
*105
20%
41
*108%
8%
33
97%
101% 101%
27%
*105
20 'A
91
41%
*92%
No par
105
104 >/2
32%
*93
*98
104%
1
100
99%
105
3
common__5
com
100
15%
47 y4
*105
23
1,500
37
15%
*
400
32'%
142
36%
20%
20%
91
64%
17,600
12
2,700
39%
260
102
27%
3,500
20%
3,300
*105
21
20%
No par
*83 '/2
85
*84
85
*84
85%
*84
85%
(conv)
No par
*83 'A
84
*83%
85
*83 %
85
*83%
85
Coal Co
I
No par
100
com
class
A
prior pfd
100
100
100
l
common
preferred
100
5
Pocahontas
conv
&
*105
37
No par
B—
Power
Co
No par
10
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
Apr
68
15%
48%
13
33%
107
No par
2
Electric
35
141 %
15%
22%
12%
33%
*32
37 !':•>■
*47'/4
106%
22%
107
32'/a
141
*36%
48
15%
15%
48
32'/a
141
38%
15%
preferred
class
110
44%
*47'/4
Inc
7
340
44%
1
17% Jan
107
106%
44
Pond
13% Oct
107
43%
5
(The)
Creek
107
106%
107%
43 'A
5
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Young & Ash pfd
29
400,700
32,700
No par
1st series
Jan
6,000
16%
35
6
50
,
16'/«
5
Apr
41%
16%
Plymouth Oil Co
28
100
107 Va
41%
16%
16
3
•105%
16%
100
Inc
preferred
conv
107
16%
—100
(conv)
Chem Co
400
39
12.50
Pittsburgh Steel Co
5%%
40%
16%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
l
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7%
guaranteed
preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Plough
81
16 %
28% Mar 11
15
%
10
common
L
80
80%
50
100
St
Co
"40
43%
99% Apr
12% Feb
21% Jan 27
70
29
28%
1,100
43%
common
preferred
6ya%
1,000
28%
.100
convertible
5%
1,500
36 %
12 '/a
Corp
Pitts Consolidation
13% Feb
169
10%
38
79%
00
Corp
&
10%
38
7
preferred
&
500
25%
1
30% Dec 23
20
24%
4
Jan
15% Jan
*35%
11
10% Feb
7
36%
89 y« Jan
24
11% May
10%
38
Pittsburgh
2
39
May 7
71% Dec 18
10%
36%
Pittston
14
8
3.300
14
12% Jan
15
3
12
34% Apr
46% Feb
7% Sep
3
24% Apr
14
59% July
1
9% Dec 31
3%
148% Feb
15
34% Jan
3
5
Sep
10% Sep
8
3%
8
23% Sep
13
3
12
14
Jun
3
19% Jan
9
Sep
16
3
18% Jan
Jan
18
July 30
11.400
148% Feb
146
98
4
10
& Co Inc
preferred
Pitts Coke
Apr
160
4
5
14
3%
38
Petroleum
$4.80
27
86
4
37%
preferred
19% Jan
58% Mar 16
25% Mar 18
4
100
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
80
6
Apr 27
31% Jan
2
7'/a
4%
10%
Phoenix
77% Jan
Jan
150
7%
4
No par
Jones
C
600
7%
4
36%
Ry Co
series
C
7%
7 y4
3%
36%
preferred
$4
*7
4,600
38%
37%
Corp of America
Pitney-Bowes
*38
*10%
preferred series A
Phillips
Pitts
73% Feb
15
3
8
103
21% Jan
17% Sep
15
13% Mar
39% Apr
8
162
75
38%
7%
36%
preferred
5%
11
15
31
38%
37%
preferred
3.9%
Jan
21
Sep 21
69% Dec
38'%
10%
Reading Coal & Iron
Corp common
Phillips
100% Jan
6
9% Feb 26
14,500
10%
&
4%
97% Apr
30
101
300
33%
No par
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
31% Mar
5
15
6
30%
24%
33 '/a
7
100
Brewing
3%%
44% Jan
Jan
Dec
41% Sep
Mar
38% Feb
Sep 21
July 22
30'/a
108%
85
54.100
24%
109
Mar 13
10
8%
30%
*108
Phila
VA
37 %
$1 conv preference com
preferred
Philco
8%
24%
100
28
8%
33%
*104%
10
Jan
30%
8%
38%
33 %c
Electric
7,100
33%
105
10% Jan
900
82%
103
*24 Va
*104%
33% Apr
64
81
*102
33%
100
46% Sep
19
31
25
preferred
15
*63
82»/4
102
V* 33%
.
4.3%
17
79%
102
25
31
4.68%
8% Apr
63 y2
*63
7%
30'/2
109% Mar
Jan
106% May 22
80
103
106% Mar 31
32
95
79%
11
Jan
30
62%
'
11
83
Dec
17,900
Jan
Nov 27
18% Jan 27
82% Jun
l
18,100
Jan
Feb
87
200
3%
100
28
23
8%
preferred
5
*8%
10%
4.4%
2
8%
3%
3.8%
Apr
8%
30
36
common
Phelps-Dodge
Phlla
18,700
10%
*102
25
28
preferred
2nd
35%
100
Eastern
(Chas)
4%
35%
3%
113% Mar 29
8
55
4%%
36%
No par
25
Light com___No
rights
Co
34%
430
10%
101
•
88
&
30,800
145
3%
5
18% Jan
101
Peoria
5%
119%
10%
11
36% Jan
29
25% Mar 29
30%
5%
119
•
7%
*24%
*144 %
5%
3%
Jan
21
88% Dec
11
7%
144%
10%
62
62
103
'• i %.
•,
119%?
5%
3%
791% J 79%
*101%
;■
8%
119
144%
10%
33/4
95% Jan
26% NOT 27
80
Apr 28
41% Dec 29
Feb
22
8%
'
No par
&
Pet Milk
Jan
86
preferred
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
lot % Feb
19% Mar 25
8%
33
preferred
6
30
61%
119% 119%
*144% 145%
5,;'"
5%:
34%
35%
11
38
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
30
14% Dec
35%
34%
preferred
Power
49% Mar
in«;i/, M*r 23
34%
1
Glass Sand Corp com
Jan
21% Mar
4%
24
5
Co
Penn Coal & Coke Corp
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
105
8
119%
145%
4%
y4
5
Penney (J C)
48
15
"2,400
28%
28
8ep
17% Sep
24%
29
Dec
89
23%
34
Pepsi-Cola Co
4
24%
145%
v
5
common
prior
16% Mar 12
11
24%
*28
49
Feb
24
*28'%
13% Jan
38% Aug 21
25
119
25
15% May 21
4
24%
1,700
preferred
15
9
9,700
36
$1.30
10% Jan
40% Feb
41%
35%
25
48
Mar 26
41%
36%
preferred
14
33
41%
X35%
$1.32
Sep
22
v
~
41%
36%
No par
Ford
4%%
15
134% Jan
&
2,900
41%
10%
Enterprises
Co
31%
41%
1
Co
31 Va
'36 %
No par
2.50
Peninsular Telep common
$1 preferred
Common
18% Feb
32% May 27
Penick
&
Coal
conv
4
106% Apr
Proof
31%
41 %
*8%
Corp
31%
36%
^,• ■-3%
Corp
Co—
34%
36
1
—_1
\
*58
*34
41'/4
—
1
•'r -;v"> y•.■ >
Transportation
5
Mar 18
148% Mar 16
FRIDAY
100
Distillers
50
1,300
GOOD
46
No par
Corp
Mines
5%
5
62% Jan
5%
Penn
15% Mar 25
2
63
*45
Corp
''I" -1 V
V
&
Rust
Parmelee
24
41
Mar
Parker
42% Mar 22
5
23% Jan
Dec
42% Jan
14
106% Feb
*58
40
Airways Inc
Pictures
Davis
7% Apr
Jan
63
*45
10
Tilford
&
17
2% Dec
27% Sep 15
20% NOT
2
Park
Parke
15
3
*58
31%
100
Car
Oil
Paramount
3y4 Mar 12
30
10% Oct
34
Panhandle
35 y« Jan
8% Jan
4% Sep
8% Apr
31% Mar 31
6% Feb
39% Jan
6% Sep
63
100
'<'
34%
46
preferred
'
*34
,31%
•34
v
31%
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
4%
34%
5,300
CLOSED
*45
preferred
'
EXCHANGE
7 *'a
31%
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
102% Mar 19
STOCK
87 Va
7%
46
com
Consolidated
World
16%
*85 %
7%
63
No par
Motor
16%
87%
*58
Western Oil Corp common_4
28
10 V4
•85%
7%
7% "
*45
preferred
Tin
16%
85
r
35
No par
Mills
145% Apr
5
4
16
85
.
v:,; 7%
>34
25
Corp—
Telep & Teleg
7%
No pax
10
noncum
Lighting
73/4
No par
noncum
Pacific
87%
■
■
—10
common
Pacific Gas & Electric-
13
18%
*86
.-8
Finance Corp.
8% Sep 14
33
Mar 2
«4% Oct
Co
~ 16
100
Inc
36% Apr
13
137% Jan
1st
Fisheries
Amer
No par'
com
preferred-
conv
41% Mar 18
12
114% Jan
28
9% Jan
4
33% Feb
23;
47% Max 31
16
Jan
39% Jan
Mar 17
8% Jan
15
22% Feb
Mar 17
119% Mar lo
142% Jan 22
22
120% Jun
'•
34% Dec 31
23% NOT 25
110% Sep
Mar
cum
com (Del).l
preferred series A—50
Gamble
No par
Industries
46%
13
47
46%
1
13
13
*157'/2
163
*157%
*166
169
166%
57
58
57%
7
7'/a
7
47%
13 y.
58
'/a
166%
7
14%
14%
15
14%
*63%
65
*63 y2
*19%
*147
20%
20
23
24
20%
67%
20%
7
98%
28%
15%
18%
1,000
57%
I
7
5,400
7'/»
3,300
14%
15
63 %
63%
67%
20%
*67
20
9,900
30
200
68%
500
20
*147
24
24
24%
98
98%
98%
99%
24'/a
99%
99%
5,900
24%
V
950
12'/a
11%
12
12
12
*11%
12 y.
400
27
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
8,200
28%
27%
28%
*28%
29
28%
28%
15%
15%
16%
*16'/a
16%
16%
16%
1,800
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
6,800
8%
27,900
o
8%
8%,
35%
35
35'/a
*34%
36
77%
76%
77'/a
75%
9%
9%
9%
77%
9%
7«
9%
77%
9%
8V2
110
57%
76%.
*35
10
169
65
23%
97%
*12
26%
23 %>
3,400
13
15%
*147
*147
47%
160
*169
57%
63%
67%
12%
160
166%
14%
67%
46%
13
63%
*66'/4 : ,67%
47%
163
57%
166%
7
47
*12%
*157%
163
8%
35%
8%
*35
8%
8 y4
9%
400
200
6,900
3,800
5
9'/2
76% Dec 29
26% Jun
5
82% Jan
5
72% Mar 16
80
Jan
20
74 V2
74
75
74 >A
74 %
74%
75
460
11
33% Jan
18
35% Feb
17
$4.75 cum preferred
No par
Public Serv Co of Colorado——
10
74%
35% Dec
x33%
34%
34
34%
34
34 '/a
33%
34
4,700
29% Jun
18
37% Dec 29
35% Jan
7
38% Apr
12
Public
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
2,500
23
84 V« Nov
5
38%
82% Jan
7
26
5
25 y4 Jan
12
73
Jun
22
Jun
3
25
Sep
15
24% Jun
22
24% Jun
9
92
Jun
4
101% Jun
18
35% Sep 15
42% Sep 14
103
Jun
2
25% Aug 31
131% Jun 17
20% Sep
J1
Not
68
Jan
27% Oct 30
27 y4 Jan
20
27% Feb 24
27
Jan
5
92% Mar
27
3
Mar 19
28% Jan
26
Indiana—No par
preferred
100
preferred
25
4.90%preferred
—1
25
4
27% Apr
12
25% Jan
4
$,1.40 dlv preference com—No
4
28% Apr
103% Apr
9
98% Jan
6
4.08%
109% Jan
6
107% Feb
2
109
43% Jan 20
40% Jan
4
25% Jan
64% Jan
2
47
Jan
4
109% Mar
4
108
Apr
6
30% Mar
28
Jan
5
21% Jan
25% Jan
Jan
143
146% Feb
15
15
4
5
4.70%
12
Pullman
60% Apr 15
110% Jan 29
30% Mar 16
103%
*106%
107%
*106%
107%
*106%
107 Vt
46%
47%
46%
47'/a
46%
47'/a
6,300
60%
23,600
57%
*108%
58%
109 '
28
57%
109
27%
28%
58%
109
29%
27%
58%
109
29%
109
29%
29%
22%
22%
22%
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
x27%
28
27%
28
27%
28%
27%
28 Va
79%
79 %
79 %
79%
80
80
2% Jan
4% Mar
24.
*103
27%
22%
6
page
103 %
27%
28»/4
*153%
4
see
15,700
*102%
28
29%
5% Dec
footnotes
15.200
28%
102%
27%
22%
15
28
ey8 Mar 30
1
5% Mar 30
4
27%
28
*101%
154 'A
3% Sep
12
600
22%
9
Jan
700
27
29%
11
37
100
26%
27
153 »/2
'
90% Jan
—
91
*26'/a
27
29%
81% Feb
9
No par
common
preferred
*90 %
26%
*26%
22%
28% Apr
Nov
(The)
conv
91
26%
27%
154%
76
47% Mar 25
100
No par
99% Mar 29
41% Apr
15
Quaker Oats
6%
Co
(The)
preferred
com
79'/4
155
-153%
1
6 %
6%
6
6'/a
6
6y«
6
.1
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
pfd—100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
*98
40'%
99
40'%
RKO Pictures Corp
Theatres Corp.
RKO
50
91
26%
91
29%
22% Jan 11
96
100
preferred
Inc
27%
27%
28%
28 '/a
102% 102%
*106% 107%
47%
47'/a
57%
57 V2
*108'/2 109%
26%
*27
22%
2
30
preferred
cum
par
*90
154%
8
26
No par
com
27%
I
4% Jan
Feb
Oil
Gas
26%
100
Mar 10
79
35% Dec
6%
&
91
*26'/a
27%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
•
29% Jan
4
Pure
El
*90
23% Mar 26
155
18
Jan
Serv
Feb
19
Jan
Pub
47% Apr
15
4.32%
of
6
Jun
For
3V2 %
Co
com
Jan
102
2% Oct
86
Serv
Inc
*98
99
*97 y2
99
41
41
*40%
41%
*97 V2
41 %
155
80
400
1,700
60
2,500
37,900
80 %
1,400
6'/a
108,300
5%
24,500
99
41%
600
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April
»•
(1738)
19, 1954
-
f
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
22
Sep
307/8 Dec
8
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
■
Real Bilk Hosiery
33% Apr
36
8% Jan
11
13
26% Oct
9
33y8 Jan
8
26% Jan
36% Dec
24
41'A Feb
5
36'/a Feb
1
31% Dec
22
36
6
30% Jan
28
6
26
Feb
16
4
18 % Jan
15
22
14
27
Mar 10
28
39
'
Mar 24
Apr
12% Jan
6
29 y2 Nov
16% Oct
6
22'A Mar 23
16 y2 Jan
157/a Jan
16
12% Jan
8
7% Mar 20
4% Jan
5
Apr
2
9y8 Apr
9
'
5% Mar 19
29
Jan
8
10% Jan 12
12
Sep
15
4
Dec
23
25
Sep
23
31% Feb
26
9% Dec
18
14V2 Jan
19
>
Jan
29
62% Jun
1
57'/a Apr
6
19% Feb
2
14 'A Jan
4
84
21
Sep 14
97
Jan
23
18
100
18
Aug 14
23% May 25
19
Jan
11
22
Jan
11
13% Sep
19% Jan
2% Sep
9% Sep
27
12
17
40% Sep
108% Jun
93% Feb
Jan
4
3% Feb
Reo
10 y2 Jan
26
11% Jan
14
11
51% Apr
,118% Feb
12
3
■<
114
Mar
8
10
115% Mar 17
31 'A Apr
7
42% Oct 30
37% Feb
24
5% Feb
13
6% Apr 22
6% Jan
5
Apr
7% Jan
Jan 16
51% Jan
12
68% Apr
8
6% Jan
21
56
42% Sep
14
4% Sep
21
36% Dec
22
49
31
58% July 21
90% Jan
5
Dec
48
80% Jun
14
22% Sep
14
43% Sep
14
Oct
9
22
6% Apr 23
iiy8 Dec 31
26% Dec
29
16% Sep
22% Oct
15
92
13
88
Feb
104
Feb
7
10
14
44% Mar
Rochester
2
24
14% Dec
29
14
4
Jan
8
178
Apr
Dec
17
96
Jan
18
105
Mar 29
10% Jan
Jun
6% Sep
Jan
13
7% Jan
A
105
14% Jan
22% Jan 30
62
Nov
21% Fe>
17
4
Rockwell
Spring
Haas
Jan
29
15
4
19
16% Mar
43% Apr
13
Apr
6
88% Jan
4
96% Feb
11
5
31% Jan
11
38% Apr
22
43 y4 Jan
7
19% Nov 24
18% Jan
14
33% Jan
30
23'/a Jan
4
61
Sep
14
77% Feb
2
62 y2 Jan
211
Sep
15
May 26
150
17% Sep
91% Sep
21
Sep
8
70
Feb
Apr
5
248
Jan
26
160"
Sep
14
123
Apr
;9
125
Apr
9
25% Apr
14
24
15% Apr
Feb
10
6
11
Jan
4
12 y8 Jan
26
Savage
6
19% Apr
15
22% Jan
20
Jun
19
1
18
24% Dec
29
81% Jun
30
98
91 y2 Jan
15
95
Feb
8
105
Feb
26
4
2
3
102% Jan
15
3
17% Jan
5
Jan
14
Feb
68 y2 Jun
15
79% Jan
29
74
Feb
Jan
4
Jan
5
106 % Mar
103 % Nov
Jan
8
117% Apr
7
Feb
85
56% Apr
17
627/b Dec
20% Sep
11
£■ 8% Sep
15
12 y4 Mar 12
13
14% Feb
%
13
3
26% Mar 27
57% Mar 16
49 y2 Apr
14
15
62% Apr
22
26% Feb
6
25 y2 Jan
A
29 y4 **eb
5
24
79V2 Dec 22
76 y2 Jan
4
5
6
15% Jan
Jan 20
29 y4 Jan
4
30
143 y4 Mar 20
36% Jan
11
43% Mar 20
32 Va Jan
7
Mar 15
7% Mar
12%
13
12%
13
12%
84%
85%
85
85%
93%
*94
*93Va
95
93%
*100%
104
*100%
28Va
*88
90
50
28%
28%
28%
1,400
*88%
107
20%
Shelter
A)
Mfg
Sheraton
Pen Co
47
48%
48
49%
48%
49%
26
%
26
26 Va
26%
26%
26
26%
105%
*105%
105V4
*105%
105%
116 %
117%
*105%
105%
112% 113
*13%
14%
Corp
*26
92
*105%
113
*80
114'%
*13%
/
116
116%
617
;
14%
*13%
61%
a
*13%
62%
62%
62%
24
61
14%
.
24
24
24
1
700
41%
42%
40,000
25
47%
48%
47%
47%
7,200
10
30
30
30
30
30
1,100
Corp
:
7%
7%
36%
36%
36%
*36%
36 7 a
45
44
44
*43%
44%
110
*14%
14%
*14%-
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
1,900
_5
Solvay American Corp 4%
6
Jan
11
18%
18%
19
19%
19
19%
12,000
42%
51,600
11
5
17
6
26% Mar 22
South
5
33% Feb
10
28% Feb
2
31% Feb
Southern
35'/a Dec 29
49% Mar 18
36% Jan
4
457/8 Mar
38
Sep 11
36% Sep 21
49% May 20
39% Jan
11
46% Apr
15;
40
37
Jan
5
43% Apr
15
73
80% Oct
GO
Jan
14
41% Mar 30
13% Feb
9
20
5
4% Dec 31
7% Mar 17
4% Feb
18
5% Jan
4% Dec
7% Mar 25
4% Mar 16
6% Apr
103
Oct
2
44
Feb
18
98% Feb
2
101% Dec
16
102
Feb
12% Sep 14
35% Sep 14
5% Sep 14
19% Jan
5
14
Jan
21
60% Dec 22
49 y8 Mar 20
105
Feb
10
106
55% Mar 31
61
13
Jan
19
Apr
15
19
103% Jan
27
4
17% Apr
9
11
58% Apr
15
8% Jan
14
'
9% Mar 19
43% Jan
6% Jan
67% Mar 23
53% Jan
4
61% Jan
7
31% Jan
24% Jan
11
35% Apr
9
28% Jan
5
32% Apr
14
6
29% Mar 18
80% May 5
12% Dec 29
91
10% Sep
20% Mar 18
4
1
5%
Co com_4.50
16%
California
Southern
\
5%
Co
Railway
non-cum
Mobile
St
D
5%
16 %
*53
54
*33%
34
37%
37%
*37
33%
38%
*37
37%
41
41%
41
5%
16%
16%
16%
3,500
5,700
53
53
600
33%
.
34
1,500
*37
37%
'
200
41
41%
41 %
13,700
16%
16%
16%
16%
17,800
26%
26%
26%
26%
7.50
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
31%
30%
31%
6,400
No par
41%
42%.
41%
42%
41%
42 %
40%
41 %
41,600
44%
45%
45%
45%
46%
38,600
42%
42%
43'%
431%
43%
3,100
81
82
*81
83
131
13
*12%
13
tr
50
ctfs
100
1
par
43%
44%
41
*41%
42
*81
83
*81
83
13
13
%
13
12%
4%
4%
1
6
6
par
*103
109
42%
4%
6%
*103
.1
4%
~
6%
6%
*103
109
6
59%
60%
60%
60%
102%
102%
*102%
103%
16%
17%
16%
16%
1
57%
57%
57
57%2
2
7%
7%
7%
46%
4%
l
4%
.
6%
109
40%
900
160
1,100
4%
6%
*103
2.000
6%
4%
3,900
109
61
60%
60%
*102%
103 %
*102 V*
103%
16%
16%
16%
16%
4,400
57
57%
57%
58%
12,500
7%
9,400
60
3,500
20
7%
7%
7%
par
57%
57%
*57
57%
57%
57%
*57%
57%
_5
33%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
5,100
com—No par
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
31%
321/4
11,900
No par
*90%
91%
90%
(stamped)_No
11
86% Jan
4
6
12% Jan
12% Jan
7
14% Jan
27
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
28
13% Apr
14
Standard
$3.50 preferred
16%
53%
32%
100
Inc
5%
16%
.
Standard Brands
16%
53
5,400
166
26%
common
pfd
16%
53%
33%
common__No par
stk
*158
5%
33 %
*53
18%
18
18%
16%
Feb
24
5%
41%
42%
160
26%
(Del)
Co
Gas
17%
16%
17 % Jan
92% Mar 30
5%
41%
*154
26%
preferred
Ohio
Conv $.4.50
"17%
162
550
16%
preferred
Spiegel Inc
41%
17%
1,300
26%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperxy Corp (The)-—
Square
40 %
*153
8
5
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Wlthinglon Co
No
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred
No
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.60%
5%
»
18%
•
Elec—No par
Natural Gas Co
Pacific
18%
18%
7%
25
Edison
(The)
Indiana Gas &
South'n
40%
162
8
25
Southern Co
5
9
12% Jan
Platinum
&
E & G
preferred
Southern
•
10
82% Mar
15% May 25
Gold
18
*154
5% preferred —.
51)
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
15% Jan
40%
1
1
25% Jan
36%
pfd—100
South Carolina
37% Jan
11
15
Co
9
24
7%
*44
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
39% Mar 1(
16y4 Feb
2
8
*36%
15
27 y8 Feb
■
37
Smith-Douglass. Co Inc
9
2,200
45%
15
11
*29%
'
No par
Inc
Aircraft
7%
47%
7%
7%
*44
19% Apr
15
3,000
41%
42 y2 Apr
Jun
9,400
7%
41%
4
33%
16%
16%
16%
8,200
40%
No par
Smith-Corona
13% Sep
22% Jun
93%
38 %
15
8%
16%
700
27
92%
38%
15% Apr
38% Mar 29
*26
92%
39
100
18
16%
.
*38%
101)
Dec
91%
38 %
Corp—
Amer
8%
27
*26
92%
38
40%
47'%
preferred
South
8%
27
No par
Steel
preferred
2
63 %
*62%
33%
Sc
O)
16%
63%
33
(Alexander) Inc common__20
Mar 15
7,800
33
3%%
_
1,000
8%
7%
4.20%
11
8%
8%
32%
29
Jan
8 %
8%
,
7%
29
34
900
8%
.
33Va
46 % Jan
Mar
12,500
7%
40 y2 Jan
•
2,400
14
32%
4
54
2,800
No par
;
—
Mar 29
37% Jan
10
18,600
'
of America new_50c
Corp
Jan
8
20
80 Va
47%
1
(A
26
80%
46%
15
36
May 21
81%
81%
900
Corp
Smith
31% Feb
100
20%
(W
Smith
49% Jan
90%
109
*20'/a
Sheaffer
9
1
*88%
*107
20%
Shell Oil
43
13
90%
107
20%
6.500
9% Feb
5
10
102%
15,800
3iy4 Mar 22
17 y4 Mar
3,900
FRIDAY
102%
8%
5
6
%
8,100
GOOD
102 %
*80
61 It
7
4
a
81%
60%
7% Apr
5% Jan
91
15,400
28%
107
20%
13
84 7
*94
EXCHANGE
102%
28%
*105
20%
95'%
600
1,500
CLOSED
12%
84%
1
1,400
STOCK
34%
Solar
*80
88 %
107
;
26%
4
page
20%
28%
25%
50%
Oil
14% Jan
15%
8%
5
see
88%
*105
103
170
*24%.
13
84%
10
99%
15'ia
*99
8%
Mar 23
footnotes
98%
102,500
*8%
Apr
"or
98%
40
25%
25%
No par
21
15
25%
98%
*98
24%
(Frank G)
159
15
24%
Shattuck
4
Sep
24%
84%
25
May
130
63%
18
25
19%
*125
49%
>4
29
19%
130
33 %
35% Jan
52 y2 Dec
xl9%
No par
15% Jan
21% Aug 31
20'%
19 3%
5\
Co
138% Feb
Dec
20
No par
21% Mar 20
107
1.
20 %
preferred-No par
140% Mar 13
29
11%
20
*125
*62%
33
-
11%
common
18
11% Dec
25%
40
14
Mar 30
15%
<
11%
100
18
Jun
15%
25
11%
;
Sep
23
15%
25%
100
14% Sep
Jan
15%
123
:
214
50'%
1
27
1,100
11%
123
214
35
4
Mar 26
10,000
68%
215
49%
Sinclair
37% Jan
26%
68%
215
34%
15
•
25%
:
25%
25% Jan
8
53
67%
153,4
Oil Co
27
5
26%
.
11%
Skelly
Jan
53 % Feb
67
25%
50% Mar 29
17% Feb
40
25%
.
36%
42 y8 Apr
15% Jan
1
■„
218
50%
4
1
16
67
8,700
1.900
34 %'
Saw
18 y8 Jun
Oct
26%
.
.610
'
50
Slmonds
14% Dec 30
32% Dec 31
22
*212
28%
13,200
*62%
1
30
47
37%'
22
67
1
-
No par
6
35 % Jan
7 Va Feb
37%
22
,
15%..
4
5
15
37%
22
11%
100
Gas
&
Co
12
47/8 Sep 14
2
"11% Jan
37%
21%
257/8
-
'!
No par
_1
.Simmons
13 y2 Jan
Jun
37%
21%
15c
$4.50 preferred
8
6
121
37
'
66%
;
674.900
971/2
5
Shamrock Oil
Mar, 19
17 y8 Feb
32
92%
43 %'
97%
Refrigerator Co
33% Apr
39
Feb
217/8 Mar
8
Ttf
91%
-.
Sharon Steel Corp
8
37% Mar 11
94
43%
92
8%
62% Apr
Dec
43 %
it
8%
24% Dec
13
'
91.
8%
15
70 »/2 Feb
'
8%
Apr
700
'
■L
8%
•
700
92%
23%
62
2,000
70%
15
91%
8%
40
15%
70%
15
24%
(The) com
St
15%
1,600
15%
43
43%
iV
500
:
8%
70
>
23%
9 Va Jan
58% Mar
*
105%
8%
15%
15%
No par
Co or Del
Roebuck
'
42%
■
%
*102
8%
'70
*15
V
1
4
15
43Va
15
.
l
8% Jan
38% Oct 21
15
8%
800
10,200
185
24%
preferred
fund
Oil
15%
*70
•
15
>
42%
21
20%
*180
*102 >. 105 %
.8%
.15%
71 •%
8
11% Mar 25
42% Oct
15%
,70%
*42.
2iy4
176
Servel Inc common-.:
29
37
105 %
8%
42%
20%
176
Setberling Rubber Co
Dec
29
*102
9
42 y4,
•
Seeger
8
22
20%
176
-
3
51% Apr
Dec
42%
20%
176
5
ion
10
Line RR Co
sink
Seaboard
69% Jan 26
8
-
2
6
23% Sep
1,200
.
13
4
14
3
Aug
5,600
.
9V4 Jan
A
42
19
25%
-
10 % Feb
Jan
14
18%
25%
25% Mar
32% Jan
30% Sep
33% Oct
1,100
19 y.
25i%
4
43 y2 Mar 16
Dec
24'/.
i87/a
25%,
105%.
66
1,500
4.700
19
-
%
"*•
12%
24%
24%
'
25%
24
42% Dec
35
24%
9%
12.
8,800
400
"Y
18%
12
8
80
34
24%
9%
3,300
......
25%
Feb
217/a Jan
15
17% Jan
24%
:
7% Jan
26
18
15
12%
•
29%
125
Seagrave Corp
Sears
Sep
15
12%
25
preferred
$5.75
6
32
13% Sep
12 '/2
•
11%
No par
Seaboard Finance Co
9
35% Sep
28% Sep
9%
9%
;
No par
conv.
3.35%
26% Mar 12
60 y4 Oct 27
Apr
9%
9%
910
1 *121 %
preferred
Seaboard Air
4
Aug 13
17 % Mar 24
25%
29%
800
-
5
.—1.40
preferred
3.65%
15
Jan
6
29
58%
*24%
110
86%
101%
218
Co—
Scranton Elec Co
19
Jan
Oct
Oct
81
24
12% Dec
57%
25 '/4
86%
101%
.
-100
Corp
preferred
4.30%
2
9
Dec
$4
2
42
26
7
Mar
20% Apr
Arms
$3.40
89 % Mar 23
107
102
45% July 31
15
58%
t
*211'/
ScovJH Mfg Co common
1
8
14
21% Sep
90
29% Mar
4
36% Sep
72
8
30
57%
'
25%
1
Bcofct Paper Co common
11
Jan
% Jan
85% Feb
86% Feb
110
29%
*24%
57
21%
Diego Gas St Electric Co
Sangamo Electric
87% Mar 23
25
17% Dec
99% Aug 24
14% Feb
102
10
5
4
12
19
San
8
4
Feb 25
Jun
26% Mar
11 y2 Jan
31% Jan
15% Jun
157/8 ADr
1
69% Jan
6
91 y2 Jan
105
29%
•57.%
25%
29
37%
Schenley Industries Inc
Scherlng Corp
i
9
102
25% ; 25%
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
13
Mar 23
86
101%
*46
10
preferred
noncum
Jan
17
98
5%
27
70% Dec
85%
101%
21%
100
14
15
>86
367/8
Preferred series A 5%
12
16
47%
93
Bt Louis Southwestern Ry Co-^-100
Nov
Sep
47%
-10
No par
Power
96
Jan
51
91%
Co common—No par
9
11
2,200
48
27,800
25
20%
42%
5,800
6%
39%
42
172
^
4
Mar
,
67%
,
3,700
12,200
5%
i
JO
12
99
8
66%
>
■
38%
42
'
6%
66%
200
48%
6%
5%
*
*14%
47%
39y4
...
'
8%
5
i.
20 Vb Jan
54
19
25
*102
;
5%
12 %
41%
1
1,000
118
38%
24%
20%
*116%
5%
<
18%
172
4,700
29,700
*85
25
5
c.
'
39%
29%
24%
;-V
101%
101%
.
.
6%
66 y4 i
.
3%
51 %
48
86
.
29
rights'
93 y2 Jan
15
86
101 %
20
eoinuiou
•
100
12,000
31.800
38%
;
50
*46
11%
i_.
23% Mar 25
Jan
68
.
5.%
FRIDAY
\
48%
6%
6%
'
5%
39%
100
15
28
67
66%
5%
38%
10
Co
21,400
,■
10%
51
118
48 -
49%
:
.
*ii6y4
118%
6%
*9%
preferred
St L San F Ry
15
211
20
85% Jun
2
5
7
•3%
*10%
51%
*„116%
57 %
Works Inc
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
27
Jan
15% Mar
Sep
Common
4%
Apr. 14
27 y4 Jan
312
10% Dec 22
3%
10*B
si v2
48%
15%
Stores
2R
ft Apr
9
29
3%
10^/8
51%
.6%
*69%
Baleway
381/4 Jan
93 V4 Nov
Dec
3%
10%
49%
1
15
40% Dec 18
12
16y2 Jun 29
3%
51 %
6%
66
,*93
97 y4
48'/a
Corp—_No par
(Jacob)
23
30% Oct
117
:
*10%
•
117
(The)———No par
Ruppert
81
*22
27".
50
GOOD
•
26%
25%
common
1,400
CLOSED
96%
26%
57
Typewriter
Royal
Ruberold Co
17%
26%
f_20
preferred series A
4%
17%
96%
25
Axle
St
Co
9
32% Jan
Jun
St
Ronson Art Metal
19
70% Apr
Jan
13% Feb
55
lil
St
Rohm
17%
800
200
EXoriANGE
26%
—
common—
STOCK
'9
58%
16%
.17
"
-
19
8
9% Feb
17% Mar 23
50% Sep 30
11% Dec 15
15
26%
*9%
*57%
27 %
97%
.
25%
preferred
Gas
*25%
58'/2
97 % 1
4.50% preferred series A——-50
Robprtsliaw-Fulton Controls com__l
5
700
*57 V8
26%
1
_____
Inc
conv
26%
.
9%' -9%"
9%
26%
5
18% Jan
41
*93
*25 %
25%
57%
28%
No par
No par
Corp
Mills
5%%
400
5
27
100
Antelope Copper Mines
9
148
13%
*4%
27%,
Robbins
9
7
13%
5
26%
5
11
43'/« Dec
18%
27
Roan
21% Nov
*18%
28%
8
149% Dec
23
24
Oil
Company
Mar
100
.600
.
26%
Apr
12
13%
200
2.9
27%
*93
—100
Rbeem Manufacturing Co
Mar
38
34%
28%
_1
50c
Rltter
30
13%
*4%
5
9%"
9%
16%
serie^
4.50%
Preferred
Richfield
20% Feb
18
13%
.
25%
26%
9% '
17
series
Preferred 3.60%
14
27
*25%
10
14
4
18
38
*34
28%
1/100
.
16%
Mar 22
6
*4%
57 %
Common
Apr
12
28%
18%
13%
3%
27
Jan
*34
28%
4%
51%
30
Apr
34%
13%
.
1035
58% Apr
*
37'/a
' 34 y2
37%
'34%
18
3%
12
17% Jan
37%
14,400
27%
11
11
24
27%
100
—
20
24
3
27%
27%
'
59
Inc
Motors
10% Jan
44% Mar 10
32.500
27%
27
50c
——25
Jan
14% Mar
10
'1.8%
*18
common—
7% Jan
3
9%
10
*28
10%
5
•
10%
34 %
51%
10
14
1,300
9%
28%
10
4
81 % Jan
25
9% Dec 18
27'A Mar
5
Apr
48% Mar
Mar 16
25% Jan
5
11
21% Mar
18% Dec 29
Apr
Jan
65
40
36
*57 V2
series
3%%
48% Jan
29% Mar 18
26% Dec
4
5
25
97% Jan
-
25% Aug 14
7
35'A Jun
115
.
50
15
46
5
Jan
Jan
5
Aug 10
107
_
35% Feb
9% Mar 20
5
98% Dec
8
33%
35%
*36%
38%
*36%
Republic Stedl Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper St Brass
No par
Rexall Drug Inc—
—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
Reynolds Spring Co
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
18
47% Jan
4% May 18
32%
35%
*33
5
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
11
3
52% Mar 17
33 %
35%
*27%
4%
Remington-Rand
$4.50 preferred
Mar 26
11% Jun
32%
35%
9%
•
;
27 %
13%
Conv pfd
Apr
6
31% Mar 31
Shares
32%
St Co—
Reliance Mfg Co common
17% Mar 31
14
.
9%
x27%
div
Reliable
59% Jan 20
'
9%
*
No par
—,—
Apr. 16
•
50c
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
$1.25
the Week
Friday
Apr. 15
32%
35%
prior preference
10
Stores Corp—„
No par
Reeves
28
Mar 18
54% Apr
Sales for
Thursday
35%
33
35
5
Co.—
Apr. 14
s
Reis
25
Bit
Roller
Reed
Mills——
PBICES
Wednesday
Apr. 13
32%«
$2
10% Mar 10
15
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. II
j
-
Rayonler Inc common
8
15
Apr
Sep
Mar
Par
34% Mar 29
4
4
28
V
29
25 % Jan
31% Jan
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
1
preferred
—
—25
Raytheon Mfg Co
5
Reading Co common
50
4% ■ noncum 1st preferred
50
4%
noncum 2nd preferred
50
5
35% Jan
34% Jan
AND
'
STOCK
YORK
NEW
'•v..:
Highest
15
14% Mar 18
14
*>»««»«<->«•«
LOW
STOCKS
Ranee (er Previous
1
& Elecftrlc Co.No par
7%
91
91
91
91
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
30
90%
210
14%
i
4,900
13%7
4,400
Volume 179
Number 5317...
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1739)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
21
67
15
15
Sep
Lowest
5
52% Jan
4
81% Jan
2
68 % Jan
78% Jan
v
5
71% Jan
32% Jan
31
Sep
21
38% Jan
5
May 11
100% Jan
12
8% Dec
30
17
10% Dec
30
87
4
85% Apr
4
Jan
61% Apr
82% Apr
39
Oil of
14
Standard
Oil
of
15
Standard
Oil
of
New
15
Apr
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
102% Mar 11
6
13% Mar 26
9% Jan
11% Jan
4
14% Apr
2
42% Feb
5
46
Apr
2
17% May 25
11% Jan
5
12% Feb
18
10% Feb
4
Dec
21
36 % Feb
17
94% Jan
14
91'A Jan
7
38
24
3%%
25% Nov 23
36% Jan
2
24% Apr
8
38% Jan
22
30% Feb
Bros
14
23% Feb
2
19% Feb
16
13% Jan
4
29
17% Feb
10% Sep 15
16% July 1
20% Dec 15
16% Mar 11
12
18% Nov
17% Jan
20
Dec
28% Jan
Sterling Drug Inc
3%%
15
10
110
Stevens
(J P)
July
8
2
17% Apr
15
23
Jan
6
Dec
14
30% Jan
11
39% Apr
12
10%
Mar 13
4
10
Feb
99
Feb
2
89
Feb
1
95
69
Jan
7
76% Mar 15
117
7
Jan
6
7
117% Feb
14
21% Mar 25f
16% Jan
4
19% Apr
30
24% Jan
24% Jan
11
10
113% Jan
26
23% Mar 26
16
21% Jan
8
15
24% Mar 12
22% Feb
7
,66
Sep
73% Nov
17
May 12
13'A Sep 15
19
10% Jan
15
6% Nov
29
7
Jan
4
22
635
Jan
8
14% Jan
4
660
Dec
71% Jan
22% Jan 20
25
Jan
14
32
Nov
6
100
Jun
18
113
Nov
6
12% Jan
11
Sun
30% Jan
111% Jan
5
10% Mar 29
12
16% Apr
11
Feb
9
38% Apr
135
11
15
Apr
82%
83%
82%
83'%
37%
37%
85'%
19,300
10
37%
84%
38%
85%
38'%
65,700
38%
39
91
Feb
Jan
5
8% Jan
2o
14
33
Sep
49% Sep
17
17% Nov
14% Jan
27
Jan
25
40% Jan
11
14
15% Jan
18
15
Feb
11
56
Apr
8
14
16% Aug 13
47% Mar 3.
24
1
39
5
5% Jan
5
Jan
4
106% Jan
11
11
119
Jan
2
,78'A Dec
15
54% Apr
110% Jan
5% Oct
14
101
Oct
6
165
Jan
103
Sep
15
138
Mar
37% Jan
10
48% Dec
6% Dec
18
12% Mar
30
17% Jan
13
Dec
11% Aug 31
35% Nov 17
7% Dec
6% Dec
6
20
6% Feb
14
Feb
27
40
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12.50
.10c
9%
25
679 %
Sutherland
4.40%
Paper
Co
$4
Taleult
$1.25
Coal
Land
4
42% Mar 31
Timken
13% Mar 25
12% Jan
5
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 19
25% Feb
2
15
25
13% Jan
12
29% Apr
16% Apr
3
17% Jan
11
Transue
4
19% Apr
114% Feb
15
Tri-Continental
24
18% Feb
19
30
15% Apr
13
19
47% Feb
25
43% Jan
7
45% Mar
15% Dec
30
24% Jan
30
16% Jan
1
19% Mar 30
49
25
69% Jan
30
49% Jan
8
15
600
*54%
543%
70%
800
15,600
18,600
14%
14%
68%
68%
69%
685%
70
693%
49%
49
49%
49%
50%
50%
50%
89%
90 %
89%
90
89
89%
90
913%
7%
41%
.41%
7%
41
7%
8
7%
41%
8
41
1
123%
'
124
113%
114
49
49
8%
2
21% Dec
preferred
13,800
413/,
13,300
2,500
123
8
124%
124
124'%
"112
50
113%
113%
1133%
49%
8
8%
143/4
49%
50"
8%
6,100
8%
+
1,200
50
8%
9,000
143%
14%
14%
300
14%
14%
' 15
*14%
15
143%
14%
1,900
423/4
42'%
143%
42'%
143%
42%
*423%
42%
310
10
*9
10
*9
7%
/„•
7%
40%
•'.A
2%
2%
*9
*9
10
7%
7%
73%
73y«
73%
73/8
4,100
*40%
40%
*40%
40%
40%
40'%
1,020
*1%
2%
*13%
2%
9
*83%
9%
y
9
9%
1%
10
*
1% y 1%
8%
8%
500
200
61
60
61%
62%
4,700
99
98%
98%
210
1%
1%
20%
*18%
1%
20%
20%
21%
22%
10
22%
22%
22%
223/4
225%
23
223%
23%
.No par
41%
41%
41%
41%
403%
41
40'%
41
com.. .No par
*19
.No par
Oil—i
1%
1%
2
1%
6,000
,
900
stock
23,000
exchange
2,000
5
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
closed
28%
29
28%
28%
283%
29'%
29%
29%
good
15%
16
15%
153/a
friday
17
16%
155%
16%
153%
*16%
*15%
16%
400
183%
19
18%
19%
18,300
110%
110%
490
15%
16%
16 %'
17
common..—1
No par
18%
18%
183/4
110%
110%
110%
5
Inc
Corp
—
Truax-Traer Coal Co
5,700
8
40 3%
42"%
15
5
125%
114%'
49%
8%
14%
14%
No par
123
113%
%
Steel—No par
Williams
&
7%
413%
2
Transamerlca Corp
Trans World Airlines
55% Mar 30
Sep
*143%
54
100
Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
10
20% Jan
300
143%
54
No par
Roller
14
29
15
143%
53%
1
preference—;
11% Jun
Dec
*14%
14%
53%
*19
36% Jan
15
14%
14%
*98%
42% Jun
2,400
14%
99
$6
5
14%
98%
46% Jan
7
300
5
54%
69%
98%
23% Sep
120
109
14%
2
Mar 19
88%
109
54
98 %
9
88
<
5%
100
preferred
Tliompson-Starrett Co
29
112% Aug
5
35%
891%
109
48%
4%
35
24
5%
5
*88%
13
.Tide Water Associated
106% Jun
5%
35%
*108
Apr
4
110
8,100
34%
89%
108%
14%
-
15
Mar
35%
common
Co
% Feb
16
4,400
tThird
23% Mar 16
15% Jan
600
44%
*9%
22% Apr
2
16%
44%
.No par
1
18
27
16%
443%
*42%
11
Feb
16%
44%
35
No par
Jan
17% Jan
*163%
44%
343/4
preference
17% Jan
25
16%
44%
5
10
preferred.
conv
conv
20
20 % Feb
500
16%
50c
29 % Mar 27
10
135
16%
35%
1U
common
27% Mar 25
14
1,200
6,100
Trust—
27
15
16%
383%
*14%
certificates
14
Dec
100
16%
131
No par
Oil
Nov
12% Sep
3,100
5
Fair
$3.50
1,600
9%
695
44%
99
1
20
37%
37%
130
60
28
3,900
8
19% Oct
13% Sep
36%
59%
3% Jan
3,700
78%
9%
*671
16%
*127%
59%
7
17
36%
129
59%
92% Jan
5
X163/8
com. —5
2
Dec
16%
78%
♦
93/4
690
Thompson Products Inc
97% Jan
1% Feb
95%
15
4
78 :
77%
*672
62% Apr
49% Jan
1% NOV 30
*
9%
15
61% Mar 26
16
78%
40
f41%Sep 15
f.
*22
1
50
$2.50 convertible preferred
Avenue Transit Corp. .No par
15
Thompson (J R)
10% Jan
600
9%
94
44
*88%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
$2.40
36%
*126%
1073/4
Producing Co
Sulphur
Inc
Thermoid
7
*91
9
Pacific Ry Co
Utilities Co
Textron
37
130
89%
(James)
share
Texas
16%
108%
Texas &
12
2% Mar 22
38
9%
v-
25
7% Apr
15
1
Sub
22%
690
*88%
Co
The
9
38
9 %94
34%
1
Telautograph Corp
Corp
12
8% Apr
88% Jan
38%
9%
*91
25
93/4
*107%
Corp
Tennessee
Texas
*77%
*672
No par
Gould
inc
22%
No par
(conv) J
pfd
cum
*24%
i6%;
*16%
25
7.50
com
•
78%
*127
(The)— 4.16%
preferred
$4.40
2
15
9% Oct
38
9%
94
*74
10
36%
100
Co
12
3
14% Mar 12
<
9%
*91
679%
16%
5
common
Sweets Co of America
Symington
77%
.50
preferred
18
Jan
94
Sunshine Mining Co__
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
Feb
44
9%
*91
100
9% Feb
Mar 18
1% Mar
3 % Aug
9%
,
500
6,600
36,700
22%
15% Feb
23
9% Jan
44
4
1% Jan 15
,
friday
■
*22%
42% Apr
22
good
18%
:
19%
39
22 %
Pacific
8% Jan
22%
17%
1
Inc
8
22%
19
18%
39
.
400
&
15
23
18%
19%
39%
243%
Instruments
<
22%
19
39%
300
1,300
24%
Pacific
7
12% Jan
l
No par
ser
Texas
5
23
18%
22%
pfd
Texas
4
22%
*18%
*21%
2nd
conv
9
13% Jan
23
1950—20
5%%
13
13% Jan
22%
3,200
72,300
8
Apr
42% Apr
38%, Jan
18%
19%
Gulf
15
closed
18%
245%
Gulf
9% Feb
12%
183/a
7.245/8
Texas
4
exchange
12%
18%
25
Texas
6% Jan
15%
18
*24%
5
,
stock
15%
12%
-
25
15
51% Mar 30
20%
15%
12%
18
20
preferred series A___:
14
9
20%
15%
12%
"75
70% Apr
46% Mar
203%
153/8
117
50% Apr
93% Feb
Mar 26
31
Jun
16
20%
12%
19%
4
Mar 11
20%
*15%
12%
74%
11
Jan
20%
15%
12%
*15
1
*116%
Jan
14% Mar 10
42
31
40
9
20%
90
11,400
193%
80% Jan
23
25'%
75
4
35
24%
400
117
57% Jan
5% Oct 15
42% Feb 24
6
30% Sep
253%
<25%
96%
19%
Texas
34
25%
96%
5,600
74%
128% Mar 15
107
18
58% Dec
X25%
300
11%
38
*116%
3
5
26%
11%
37%
19%
19
Mar
25%
11%
37%
98
74%
'
5% Feb
*96 3%
5
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
112
37 5%
97
116%
Swift &
13
38
18%
36% Mar
14
37%
97
116%
45% Jan 28
24
37%
97%
19
4
4% Feb
45%
74
4
81% Jan
105% Jan
5,300
45
117
26
23
45%
*11%
18%
Feb
7 % Feb
1,400
14%
*443%
11%
73%
41% Feb
86
May 22
111% Jan
5
9%
45%
14%
*116%
4 'A %
'31% Jan
15
,9%
97%
20%
101%
9%
14%
37%
_15
13,300
93%
,
5
;
*101
•
Class A 4%% preferred—....100
Sunray Oil Corp common
1
5
4% Sep
*11%
preferred—lNo par
11
Sep 30
97% Jun 16
*44%
11%
101%
21,000
14'%
*
.
A
14
3
45%
38%
*101
9%
14%
11%
Corp common
series
18% Dec
5
9%
14%
:<
No par
15
18% Jan
9%
14%
100
:
44% Dec
16
101%
9%
14%
45%
....
2
Jan
*101
1
No par
...
101 %
5
common
Corp
Chemical
$4.50
*101
No par
1
—
13
40
100
Co
21
78
'*
61%
82%
.■..;
29% Sep
,
61%
827%
Inc
35% Jan
*
613%
82
Sun Oil Co common..
1
80% Feb
700
60%
82 %
;
t
520
61
81%
Stone & Webster
Feb V 8
5
60%
81%
82%
prior preference
Sunbeam
Shares
60%
81%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5%
the Week
Apr. 16
81%
common—
Fuller
&
Friday
Apr. 15
common
_
Studebaker Corp
4
Baer
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 14
15
Corp—_8
Stix
21% Jan
8% Jan
r.
Stewart-Warner
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
25
Inc
Co
&
60%
Tuesday
.Apr. 13
Jersey
preferred
15% Apr * 2
13% Feb
5
18% Apr 13
24% Feb
5
Mar 25
82% Jan
18
15
Sep
23% Sep
19% Sep
20
9
-38
8% Sep 29
v92
Oct 20
68% Nov
Tan
43% Feb
23
26% Jun
2
9
22
No par
Indiana
Stores
V
16% Sep
12% Dec
California
preferred series A
Sterchi
Monday
Apr. 13
Par
-
Stand Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S
97% Mar 31
15
LOW AND
STOCK
Standard
15
12% May 11
7
4
Jun
4
YORK
EXCHANGE
47% Dec
5
32% Jan
99
NEW
Highest
59% Jan
94
8% Sep
40% Feb
Since Jan. 1
Range
Highest
49% Sep
65% Sep
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
Year 1953
16
18%
1103/4
110%
1105%
4,500
29,200
3,000
1
15%
15%
15%
153%
15%
15%
*43%
43%
*43%
433/4
*43 %
433%
*43%
15%
43%
2,700
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—.1.1
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
193%
19%
19%
5,500
54
54
54%
55
55
1
Preferred series
Conv 5%
A
common
(conv)
series of 1952
*53
50
I
*54
55
120
28
19% Jan
29
22% Mar
1
20th Century Fox Film new
1
20%
20%
20%
20%
205%
21%
20%
203%
16,300
15
15
Jun
8
13% Jan
18
16% Mar
9
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
15%
15%
153/a
15%
15%
15%
153/s
153/a
1,200
35% Sep 25
5% Dec 18
45
Jun
8
41% Jan
5
47
Mar 15
5%
*45%
46%
45%
45%
*45%
45%
30
9% Mar 20
6% Jan
4
9
Mar 31
Twin
8%
8%
83%
8%
8%
8%
1,100
13% Jan
:n%
Jan
conv
50
Co
*45%
1
prior preferred
Coach
8%
47
8%
u
r
10% Sep
14% Feb
29
55 % Jan
15
Dec
23
13 % Jan
8
38% Sep
61% Jun
15
49% Mar 20
16
75 % Dec
16
24% Mar
98
4
13% Mar 11
Feb
24
32% Mar 30
7% Jan
2
Dec
7
19% Jun
'
14
26
f
4
9% Mar 11
Union
8
50% Apr 15
78% Apr 12
24
Mar 11
Union
12% Jan
27
:
43% Jan
•
70% Feb
16
9
21% Jan
25
2
104'% Jan
15
7
18
Jun
4
110
Jan
82% Jun
15
97
Jan
3
87% Jan
8
85
Jan
100% Nov
6
99
Feb
<fe
15
Jun
18
10
100
Sep
15
44% Jun
17
60
39
Sep 23
31% Apr 24
102% Jun
3
21% Dec 31
87
Dec
17
33% Sep
21
100
July 21
44% Aug 13
115% Jan
5
50% Jan
6
26
46% Mar
50% Dec 21
106% Jan
105% Jan
11
120% Feb
1
Union
Pacific RR Co
commoni—--60
Jan
4
noncumulallve
preferred--50
48
43% Mar 17
45% Jan 11
87% Jan
11
106% Feb
25
Apr
9
96% Feb
18
Jan
27
Apr
7
1
15% Apr
1
4
66
8
14% Feb
57% Jan
4%
16% Mar 20
61% Jan
5
23
31% Feb
11
Jan
12
3% Apr
23
4% Feb
24
3% Feb
25
4% Jan
6
Feb
18
71% Apr
15
80% Jan
5% Jan 29
47/a Jan
4
4% Jun 23
5% Feb 24
49
10
Sep
30
8% Mar 31
323/4 Mar 30
5% Apr
6
10
Jan
70
Mar 11
19
Jan
2
10% Sep
15
17% Jan
8
12% Mar 31
14% Jan
22
11% Dec 28
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
13% Feb
5
44
Sep 28
23% July 22
30% Jun 17
58% Jan
14
45% Jan
4
Mar 27
27% Jan
13
11% Dec
13% Mar
29
1
Dec
Sep
14
95 %
Sep 15
Sep 14
30
37% Feb
22
103% Oct
159
Jun
33% Mar
11% Jan
4
4
1 % Jan
65
12
15
15
114% Jan
136 % Apr
9
175
Mar 16
15% Nov 27
35% Jan
68
footnotes
see
25
179 % Apr
23
14% Mar 17
18% Jan
9
54% Mar 11
Feb
p^ge
24.
175
Jan
-60
Apr
93
*88%
93%
*02
5,200
250
95
*100%
1013%
*1003%
93%
101 %
45%
46%
45'%
46'%
453%
46%
8,800
114%
115%
114%
115'%
115%
115%
2,500
102
46%
115
103
20
60
50'A
49%
50
495%
493%
49%
493%
46%
47
47%
47%
47%
47%
700
55%
56%
56
563%
56
5fc3%
18,800
.100
*105
1053%
105
10
24%
Preferred 4%% series of 1952.100
United Biscuit of America
No par
*94%
5%
convertible
United Air
Lines
preferred—
Inc
common
$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
Unlted-Carr Fastener
No pat
United Cig-Whelan Stores corn—30c
$3.50 convertible
preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
7% preferred
.100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United
Engineering & Foundry
15
25% Feb
*99
56'%
123/8 Feb
633/4 Apr
114%
*88
93%
93%
94
102
%
95
•
46%
United Fruit
1% Mar 29
*89
95
23,600
24
109%
49%
United Gas Corp
United Gas Improvement Co
United Merc j & Mfrs Inc
104% Apr
20
109'%
503%
78%
55'/2
105%
11
22% Jan
Jan
1093%
2,700
12,300
46%
10
49% Jan
120
Xl09%
8,000
—3
Feb
100% Jan
5
109%
493%
<78
78%
900
*
No par
50% Mar 15
5
Jan
31 % Jan
...
29 3/8 Feb
36
101% Dec 23
13
Mar 31
3
56% Nov 30
For
10
66
2% May 12
10
40
72% Nov 13
series
California
Union Tank Car Co—
6
27
Mar 17
$4
of
United Aircraft Corp common1
3
40
Jan
Preferred
1
9
59% Mar 31
107
36% Mar 26
105
51% Mar
47% Apr
16
86
108%
45
Oil
15
2
108%
102
Union
13% Jun
Jan
23%
25
5
48% Sep
25% Sep
67
23%
No par
24
46% Apr
4
30.
235%
*92%
103% Feb
21% Jan
21
y. 49'%
77%
493%
78
*89
5
85/a
23%
No par
No par
series
283/a
8%
77%
series
$3.50
12%
27%
8%,
23%
$3.70
4
32% Mar 25
Jan
7
49
12%
29%
8'%
78%
108%
J an
11
39% Dec 23
Apr
4&.%
13
283%
23%
series- No par
Preferred
48%
12%
;
78%
$4.50
38% Jan
103% Jan
107
94
8%
23%
48%
-
Preferred
29
104% Jan
8
Preferred
1
;37% Jun
No par
..10
13
29%
8 'A
13
30
...5
-20
Elec Co of Mo common 1
13
29%
8%
13
29%
—1
No par
Rubber Co 1
Union Bag & Puper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
6
78% Jun
112
Odylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
Asbestos
United
Co
5
No par
Park City Mines Co
36%
*106,%
106
106
105%
24%
94 J/8
23%
24%
95%
93%
363/4
36%
36%
*107
108
108
-
23%
94%
36%
*107
24%
94%
23%
93%
36%
36%
108
107
105
23%
1,900
600
14,300
93%
500
36%
3,000
107
20
15
15%
15%
15 J/8
15'%
15%
15%
15%
700
61%
62%
613/4
62 J/4
62'%
64%
643%
4,100
*31%
32%
*313/4
32%
31%
633%
31%
33/4
33/4
3%
♦71%
72%
*71%
5%
9%
*67%
5%
5%
9
9%
67%
69
3%
72
,
5 J/2
93/8
67 J/8
32%
100
3%
3%
33%
1,000
71%
71%
71'%
30
53%
9'%
5%
9%
53%
9%
5%
9%
26,000
4,400
66'%
66%
12%
13%
13
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
13 J/4
,13
13%
49
493/e
49
49%
*32
35%
71%
13%
49
493%
*653%
67
40
•'
113
13%
49%
13
1,600
13%
2,200
49%
18,800
—10
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29'
28%
29
13%
00%
353%
353/a
35'%
353%
353%
35
353%
2,900
1
11%
115/a
11%
113/4
115%
113%
11%
113%
11,600
(The)-*.
1%
1%
1%
13/4
*15%
13%
lS/8
13%
4,600
7,100
U S & Foreign fecurltles
$4.50 1st preferred
No par
U
No par
20
132%
100
*179%
5
100
15%
16%
59 3'4
60
S
Freight Co
U 8 Gypsum Co
7% preferred
23
common
U S Hoffman Machinery com
4%% preferred
No par
60%
♦104
*24%
61
61%
*104%
105%
24%
24%,
134%
182
«
133
*179%
15%
*583/4
61'%
105'%
25
16,600
61%
61%
633%
*104'%
105%
104%
104%
25'%
25%
253/s
253%
1,000
136%
135%
142%
3,000
61
133'%
133
181'%
*180
182
*180
15 5%
15 5%
16%
*153%
60
59%
59%
583%
10
182%
16
58 3%
2,165
270
1
4
24
The Commercial
(1740)
MftMM
M
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Bange for Preview
Kange Sine* Jan. 1
Year 1953
13'/. Nov
23
7% Oct
22
16% Feb
16
7% Feb
20
Jan
8
24
8% Feb
5
15
Sep
14
40% Mar 17
36% Jan
4
46% Apr
57VzDec
11
64
6
59% Feb
3
64
34
Mar
-
MarlO
22
Oct
23
32% Feb
2
Jan
11
28% Feb
70
Oct
26
85% Jan
8
70% Jan
74% Nov
9
97% Apr
6
79% Jan
7
13
89% Apr
12
2
29% Jan
11
34% Apr
8
144% Mar 11
134 % Jan
6
148% Mar
50% Apr
18
80
9
Mar 12
9
37
Oct
6
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
54
Dec
31
66% Feb
2
54% Jan
13
60
Feb
10
15
5
39
Jan
11
45
Apr
14
U
8%
U
33% Sep
135
17 Vb Dec
4
6% Jan
2
6% Dec
22
72 % Dec
3o
0
35
8% May 25
9% Mar 19
7
39% Nov
31
Jan
4
8% Mar 31
4
7% Jan
5
87% Mar 31
1% Jan
7
17% Jan
7
4
2% Feb
3
Feb
24
29
9
22% Jan
12
15
27
155
Sep
3
167
Feb
17
Jan
18
14
Feb
2
19% Dec
30
18% Jan
11
61
Jan
7
63% Jan
5
28 % Jun
10
68% May 20
35% Deo 18
30% Sep
15
45% Mar 25
36% Jan
23% Dec
18
4
1% Jan
3% May 13
32 % Dec
11
15% Mar 22
29% Mar 12
17
14
18% Feb
38% Mar 16
1% Jan
31
Dec
22% Jan
26
73% Jan
Mar 19
4
1% Dec
1% Nov
15
Jan
14
6% Jan
Mar 18
90
4
17% Mar 17
21% Feb 26
10
35% Dec
Jan
143
144% Jan 28
Aug 31
153% Apr
Sep 29
154
Co
7%
Corp
preferred
92
Mar 20
88
93% Mar 26
Jan
4
20
Jan
4
27% Apr
9
8
123
Jan
4
137% Apr
9
27% Nov
Sep 15
22% Jun 23
Jun
15
8
17
27
Jan
11
113% Jan
5
115
25% Jan
28
112
106
11
130% Jan
July 17
16 Va Oct
Mar 26
Feb
89
30% Mar 22
Feb
18
5
114% Nov 12
92
July 20
100% Dec 24
100
Jan
5
102% Apr
8
92
Jun
100% Oct 30
101% Jan
19
105% Apr
5
3
25% Dec
31
25% Dec
28
5
14% Dec
7
118
Jun
22
20
36 % Mar
27
35% Feb
Feb
19
Dec
25% Jan
25% Jan
2
30
64
7
30% Feb
11
28
Feb
9
68
Apr
15
13% Mar
15
1
16
Feb
1
26 % Apr
4
Mar
Jan
4
4
Mar 25
57
6
29
Jan
4
49
49%
152 %
153
*58%
59%
44%
44%
152%
>
153
153
22,600
145%
48
153%
5,900
59 Va
44%
'
790
49%
58%
45
190
34
145
49 %
59%
43%
59
44%
48%
*58%
59
43%
33'A
145%
45
153'A
500
136,900
154%
2,900
7%
7%
7 Vs
7%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%
♦84%
85%
1%
1 %
1%
1%
*1%
1%
1%
1%
*15%
16%
*15%
16%
*15%
16'A
15%
15%
*1%
1%
*1%
1%
1%
1%
♦1%
29%
29%
29%
*24%
24%
*24%
convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4% convertible preferred
_50
Universal American Corp
1
$6
8%
Leaf Tobacco
30
24%
100
Vanadium Corp of
159
1
Co Inc oom
Pictures
20
20%
68%
68%
37 %
37%
—100
No par
4%%
52
Amerlca_No par
;
2.5o
Chemical
160
$4.20 dividend
55%
preferred
Corp (The)
Vulcan Detlnnlng Co common
12
12
12
28%
28%
28%
400
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
2,500
33%
33%
33'A
33'A
33%
34 Va
34%
2,600
*93%
26%
*135
♦126
129
'
30%
95
*93 Ve
*
26%
137
126
32%
93 Va
129
32%
95
26%
26
136 Va
2.9%
29%
29%
29%
29'A
113%
113%
114%
*113%
29%
Va
26%
10,100
137
600
30
6,200
114
100
29%
114
5,165
95%
137
113%
20
32%
*94
25%
136 Va
137
1,800
126
*126
129
30%
95
26 «/8
27
137 %
*126
30%
'/a
'
*126
129
*126
31%
114
*101
102%
*101
102%
*101
102'/a
*101
102%
*103%
105%
*104
105
*104
105
♦104
105
x25%
28%
66%
*28%
29 Va
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
700
26
26
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
2,100
66%
66%
67
*66
67
67
68
1,609
1,900
10
13%
13%
13%
20
—
37,200
12
25
6
8%
Vtsking
preferred
53%
2,400
28%
100
25
preferred
Virginia Ry Co common
7%
37%'
12
30%
100
100
Virginia Elec A Power Co «om_10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
10o
54%
100
33%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
partlc preferred
37%
69
29 Va
12
*126
preferred
37'A
60
2,500
*28%
*126
div
37
53%
500
19%
11%
noncumulatlve preferred—100
Works common—5
6%
*67%
55'A
100
6 %
•
Victor Chemical
3%%
69'A
37
53%
68'/a
19%
1,000
600
161
20
700
470
200
25
161
19%
69%
37
FRIDAY
29%
24%
161
20 Vh
*68%
54%
*160
GOOD
29 %
Vlcks Shreve A Pacific By com—100
5%
160
20
210
10,900
2
29%
24%
4,000
11%
2.50
Co
159
30
CLOSED
29%
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar CO—6%
Vick
30
24%
1
com_No par
preferred
4
32% Apr
48%
48%
145
7%
preferred
Utah Power A Light Co
126
146
7%
noncu
3
126
145%
7%
5% Jan
4
14<J
7%
United Stores $4.20
70% Mar
Mar 26
144%
STOCK
29
26% Jan
34'%
EXCHANGE
Universal
124% Mar 26
33%
8%
5% Dec
126
34%
17%
Norman Co
13
33%
—1
2d pfd-5
Raalte Co Inc
30
34
37'A
Van
Mar 19
33%
8%
Van
Apr
91'/2
17%
Corp
8
Nov
*88 %
♦36%
Stockyards
10
29
81
89%
8'A
United
29
128
*79%
89
17%
30% Feb
127
81
89%
37'A
13 % Jan
3
82
*88%
8%
56% Apr
28
*79%
89%
17%
4
May 29
5,900
82
89%
*36 Va
7
24% Apr
27'A
26%
79%
8'/a
13
125% Jun
27
26%
200
17%
11% Jan
125
26%
*79%
26%
26%
100
10,400
63%
*63
37
5
15
63
8%
7
34% Feb
63
17%
28 % Jan
8
63%
Shures
11.400
36%
17% Mar 23
30 % Jan
*63
the Week
46%
8%
32% Mar 25
31 % Dec 29
62%
44'A
17%
8
6
44%
37%
22
23% Apr
44%
8%
Jan
7 % Mar 22
44%
8
17%
11% Dec
6
44
15%
*7%
-37%
27% Dec
107/8 Jan
14%
v
8
noncumulatlve preferred—25
7%
25% Mar
15
15%
Apr. 16
Tobacco Co common—No par
U S
21% Apr
37% Apr
•7%
15
44 Ye
26%
4
No par
100
common
Universal
34% Jan 21
7%
62%
So
preferred
Steel
S
15%
7%
8
Friday
Apr. 15
100
50
A Min com
Smelting Ref
S
14%
14%
Baiee far
Thursday
0
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
9
?
44
10
1
100
100
common
30% Mar 11
165
;
Apr. 14
•7%
20
1st preferred
noncum
7%
D
Monday, April 19, 1954
SALE rBICES
Wednesday
Apr. 13
14%
Rubber
S
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 12
Co
Lines
S
AND
Monday
preferred
O S Pipe & Foundry C»U 8 Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
1
44% Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE *
4% %
5
31% Jan
23Ms Aug 31
127% Sep
24
YORK
Ptr
U
Financial Chronicle...
CfithiMtf—Pap 12
LOW
I
,/,>
13% Mar-47
22% Jan 2a
NEW
«
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lewest
and
T-rr
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
*63
64
*63
13%
13%
13%
13%
*27 Va
28'A
*27 %
28%
64
63
♦62'A
64
14
w
59
Sep
14
70% Mar
11% Dec
22
21% Nov 24
43% Jun
52
Dec
22
9
Feb
27
5
98
16
Dec 29
2
25
Sep 15
105
18"% Jan
6% Sep
11 Vb Sep
15
15
14% Apr
24
23% Sep
28% Sep
21
14
29
Jun
9
24
Sep
14
13
Sep 14
18% Dec 28
a
12% Jan
Feb
68% Mar 18
13
5
26% Mar
Jan
5
58% Jan
5% Jan
4
21% Jan 12
100% Jan
4
3
Mar
51
4
4
26
8% Mar 30
27
24% Jan
104
Feb
.
Wabash RR
4%%
G A W
Ward
3
5% %
15
b Wardell
15% Mar 19
Warner
4
20% Apr
15
31% Feb
15
34% Apr
14
Feb
18
4
30% Jan
12
34
25% Jan
14
102'/a
x32%
33
Water
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
20%
*20'A
20%
*20%
20%
STOCK
200
1
*10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
EXCHANGE
300
..8
*11%
12
*11%
12
11%
12
CLOSED
300
Snowdrift com—2.50
27%
27%
27%
27%
27V«
27%
27%
82%
82'A
82%
82'A
82
82
82 'A
1
19
19%
19 Va
19 Va
19%
19%
19
4
15%
15%
16
16
15%
16
16
15
12% Mar 27
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
25
Webster Investment Co
21% Sep
73% Oct
28% Feb
24% Jan
3
28
Feb
25
Wesson
1
77% Jan
3
83% Mar 16
17% Nov
4
29% Jan
17% Feb
IS
20% Mar 18
West
30
28% Jan
15% Apr
I
17% Jan
25
West
Kentucky Coal Co.
II
8
West
Penn
5
104% Mar 31
West
Penn
36% Jan
104% Jan
99
Jan
4
7
89% Jun
9
99% Jan
96
Jan
7
12% Nov
5
16% Jan
12% Feb
26
21% Nov
5
104
25% Dec 21
Sep 29
109
23 % Jan
106% Apr
i
8% Jan
4
Jan
5
8% Sep
15
12% Jan
8
43% Sep
15
57% Mar 11
20
Sep 14
32% Mar 25
45
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
46% Sep
14
67% Mar 16
52
May 14
99% Sep
2
48% Aug 13
29 % May 18
96% Jan
90
37% Feb
18
22% Dec
30
39% Sep
91% Jun
15
16% Jun
10
126
1
52 % Dec
Mar
Oct
14
86
14
30
23
Sep 15
110
Mar
29
4
17
104
Mar 11
43% Feb
26
4
4
Apr
15
8
4
65
Apr
102'A Feb
15
22% Jan
7
127% Feb
25
Jan
127% Feb
30% Jan
82% Jan
25
11
4
8
5
Jan
4
35
89
Apr
14
Feb
26
27% Feb
30
Apr
88'A Mar
7
15
8
14.
3
Mar 19
21% Mar
8
26% Mar 19
21% Jan
4
24% Mar
5
16% Jan
4
13% Mar U
series
Preferred
A
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80%
preferred
Weston
Elec
series
Inst
Co
Prior
15
9
% Apr
7
12% Feb
19
Wilson-Jones
24% Jan
6
35% Dec
16
31% Jan
7
14
Winn
24% Jun
36% Apr
17
29% Oct
5
28% Jan
6
32
Feb
10
21
142
Apr
24
10
19% Dec 22
18% Jan
8
20'A Mar 22
Wisconsin
21
53
Jan
2
39% Jan
14
19
Woodward
42% Dec
45 >A Feb
22
48
Jan
30
14
45% Jan
21
Woohvorth
26
40 % Apr
15
35% Mar 17
30'A Jan
4
2
137
Mar 19
Jan
77% Jan
130% Mar 16
4
39% Mar 11
87% Mar 30
116
39% Apr
23% Apr
53% Mar
7
Jan
12
6% Jan
11% Mar 17
Jan
77
10
22
7% Feb
37
1
145
Mar 10
86% Mar 31
12
Jan
4
42% Apr
9
21% Jan
4
52% Feb
2
27'A Apr
60% Apr
13
13
20% Dec
31
34% Jan
34
20% Feb
17
24 Va Jan
21
Sep
14
47% Jan
38
Jan
4
Deo
42Vi Jan
29
31
16% Jan
11% Jan
4
13
Feb
4
53% Jan
4
73% Apr
14
4% Feb 26
5% Apr
15
Jan
6
5% Apr
13
prices;
sales,
no
wd When
sale
6%
600
3n%
40%
26.500
25%
26
10,000
65
39.600
100
1,100
64%
62%
63%
62%
63%
*101'A
102'A
100%
101 »/4
100'A
100'A
100
*20'A
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20
par
V.
.
*126'A
34'A
•
„
'
34%
*127
34 Va
,
63
64'/a
*127
34'A
20%
1,600
34%
34%
5,700
87
*127
35
34%
'
86
86
86%
87
87
86
27
27
27
27
27
*27
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
87%
88
87%
87'A
87%
87%
87'A
87%
260
5%
5%
1,400
par
20
1
6
86
*26%
6
6
6
24'A
24'A
*23%
24%
23
23
23%
23%
14
14
14
14 t
6
6
Service
24%
24'A
24 %
200
24 Va
24%
5.200
14 Va
13%
8V4
8%
72%
72%
8%
8'A
8%
73%
72%
72%
10%
*10%
11
*10%
11
36
36'A
35 %
36
x36
36%
30l/a
30%
30 Va
30 Vs
30 Va
100
Corp—10
>140
141
Va
141
29%
*140
142
14
8%
8%
2.100
4,900
73
♦72%
10%
300
10%
500
*36
36%
1,200
30
30%
2,100
*140
142
20
20
20 V»
19%
20
19%
20
44 %
44 %
44 "A
44%
44 V.
44'A
44'A
44%
600
10
Co
20 Va
10
Co
(FW)
*139
200
3,900
24%
8'A
10
240
27'A
23%
*14
10'A
1
'A
*23%
73'A
Worthington Corp common—No
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No
Wyandotte Worsted Co
41%
42%
41%
41%
40%
41%
40%
40%
,35,900
par
38%
38%
38'A
39'A
38 %
39
38%
39
100
*85
86
100
*141
143
141%
par
86
86
85%
7
7
$
86
7
86
*140
86%
*86
143
85%
7
145
x85 %
7
85%
7
86%
*140
3.900
5.400
86%
110
145
34
7
♦0
84%
900
7
1,200
41
41%
41
41%
41 Va
41%
41%
42
1
26%
26 %
26%
27 V*
26%
27'A
26%
27 Va
preferred
5q
Young (L A) Spring A WlroJfo par
Youngstown Sheet A Tube.
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
59%
59%
59%
60%
59%
60 Va
59%
59%
*21%
2 2'A
*21%
22
21%
21%
22
22
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42
41%
42%
19,900
12'A
12 %
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
12'A
12%
1,700
71 Va
71 %
71%
72%
72
73%
71%
72%
5,500
5'/a
4%
5 Va
5
5'/a
5%
29,800
Yale & Towne Mfg Co.
York
Corp
4%%
common
29
convertible
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp
this day.
tin receivership, or
distributed,
x Ex-divldend.
y Ex-rights.
on
300
5,900
100%
25%
Grocery Co
preferred
Iron
100
No par
lo
Co
Public
100 %
41 Va
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Sep
100'A
No par
common
preferred
Apr
16% Jun
55
%
25%
1
12
36
44'A
54
40'A
Willys-Overland Motors Inc_
29
Lovett
1.500
44 %
54 %
40%
20
V4 Jan
&
23%
23%
45%
54'A
25%
fl
Inc
1,300
1,800
*44'A
100
10
9%
47
39%
Co
Co
24
108
;
100
73 'A- Apr
&
23%
9%
47
1
25
$4.25
♦106'A
9%
47
11,900
25%
common
22
Wilson
108
9%
47
100
Feb
r Cash
10%
47
IJ.50
100
Jan
oorP-
*106%
107
10
29
3,900
40
B
Corp
8
9
28%
20
12%
25%
preference
Oil
12%
39%
White Sewing Machine common
Wilcox
100
13
28%
300
25%
preferred
5 'A %
100'A
47
12%
6,600
'
10
12%
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No
$5 conv prior preference_.No
White Dental Mfg (The 8 8)
Motor
100'A
47%
39%
lo
.
_
Wheeling A Lake Erie Ry
White
53
100
70
84
9%
54%
11% Mar 26
3% Oct 28
10 Va
24
74% Mar lo
62% Dec 29
107
108
45'A V
100
No par
com
13% Jan
11
28%
39
28 Va
,
53%
preferred
RR
5
9
12%
28%
23%
Pacific
5
15
*10
12%
28%
45
2nd
noncum
21
14
*107
12%
53%
4%
8% Nov
Jun
12%
28%
1
7% Sep
Sep
102
.lOO
Supply Co
63% Oct
16% Sep
102
23%
18'A Mar 17
32% Apr 13
30 % May 27
16% Oct 15
47
102%
45
5
15
31
*102
*44%
11
Dec
102 %
*23%
Jnij
86
>102
Western Maryland Ry1 common—100
Jan
82
102 %
6
27
11
10
*102
19
26
11% Feb
Sep 14
71% May 12
6% Dec 31
103'/a
19
8
18% Sep
101
103 V*
58% Jan
21
21% Dec
75
109%
105
39
53'A Jan
Jan
12% Jan
Sep
Sep
109%
*103%
26% Jan
50 Vb Jan
Vb Mar 24
Jan
109%
105
7
11
30% Dec
135
39 Va
109%
26
99
40% Mar 17
20
126
39%
109%
47 'A
Western
2,200
>103'/a
109%
200
2,600
110
39%
2,700
16%
105
39%
lo
Apr
GOOD
FRIDAY
19%
110
Western Air Lines Inc
Auto
1,700
83
♦104
3
preferred
9,500
28
...
100
3
preferred serlee O
West Virginia Coal A Coke
West Va Pulp & Paper com
4%%
39%
29%
100
4.10%
Western
29%
100
No par
Co
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
4.20%
.
10% Apr
5
49% J*» 26
85% Mar 15
4% Dec
29% Jan
38% Mar 25
4
24% Dec
13% Mar 18
22% Jan
4
80
1
Electric
No par
*11%
12
22% Mar 23
12
May
15
Mar
convertible preferred
Indlea Sugar Corp
,
43% Feb
3
99% Jan
127
Jan 14
102
A
—
46% Mar 16
22
30% Sep
4
40% Msr
111% Apr
29%
14%
Sep
Jan
29%
500
*20%
10
37% Feb
29%
29%
100
33%
*33%
10,900
14 %
Wayne Pump Co
102
33%
12,700
34%
■
20%
Knitting Mills
8
107% Jan
33%
20%
28%
34
14%
Waukesha Motor Co
11% Feb
9
19%
*28%
34%
3,500
29%
Wayne
17
29%
11,101
15
19%
34
33%
*33
50
10%
28%
19%
*28%
,
102%
14%
20%
15
18
29 v
2,700
10
9%
15
34%
33 %
4,300
•
8
15
14% Apr
21% Mar 11
Oil
102'A
23
No par
3
Power
29% Apr
$4
102 'A
1.700
7%
22%
9%
19%
19'A
*28%
7%
23'A
14%
19%
5
Jun
*ioi%
9%
14%
28%
4
88% Jun
102'A
9'/a
14%
33
5
98% J,un
>101%
,
19%
.
8
99
9%
32%
9% Jan
32
8
14%
28 %
Wash
7%
23%
1
13% Feb 25
Dec
57 %
7%
23 Va
57
57
57
7%
Inc
14
16
56%
56%
56%
Xl4%
Sep
84% Feb
1,500
*101%
8
1
1,000
Foundry A Pipe
No par
Warren Petroleum Corp
3
Washington Gaa Light Co—No par
Jan
13%
12%
24%
23%
Pictures
19% Jan
Mar 16
12%
24%
7%
Warren
30% Jan
12'/a
25
9%
Warner-Hudnut
11
Jan'
12%
24%
56%
Corp
10% Apr
17
12 Va
24%
23%
preferred—
19
Bros
12%
24%
1
common
100
12%
24%
2.50
Baking Co
63
12%
24%
No par
Walworth Co
19
25% Jan
17% Apr
9
24% Mar 23
100
No par
10
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
Jan
9
37% May 14
31% Dec 30
preferred
Waldorf System
13% Jan
3
17% Apr 16
18% Nov 20
33% Mar 19
30
11
24 % Jan
May 12
9% Mar
Mar 26
60
13% Mar 10
29% Jan
9
*0 par
1
5
petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
a Deferred
delivery.
5
bName
changed
2.000
30,300
3,400
400
from
Eureka Williams
Number 5317
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New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic letters
In
the
column
WEEKLY
headed
"Interest Period"
Figures after decimal point represent
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
99.24 May 12
or
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1953
Lowest
one
each
the
case
32nds
more
month
of
when
Lowest
104.16 Dec
Highest
,
102.4
Feb
102.4
16
Feb
16
___
__
__
108
—
Feb
19
Feb
108
SALE
PRICES
Apr. 11
Lew
High
-
*109.12
Low
High
Thursday
Low
Apr. 16
High
lew
*109.4
109.10
*109.10
109.16
*109.18
*102
102.2
*102.1
102.3
*102
104.16
*104.12
104.16
*104.13
104.17
*104.4 -104.7
*104.2
104.6
*104.6
104.10
*104.10
104.14
1958-1963
*106.16
106.24
*106.20
106.26
*106.20
106.26
*106.20
1960-1965
*108.24
109
*108.22
108.30
*108.22
108.30
*108.24
109
1956-1958
*102.6
102.10
*102.7
102.9
*102.7
102.9
*102.9
102.11
*103.12
103.16
*103.10
103.13
*103.13
103.16
*103.15
103.18
102.16
*104.12
1961
Treasury 2Vis
Dec 15
1958
•
-
106.26
Treasury 2 Vis
94.8
98.29 Feb
95.20 Oct
23
95.20 Oct
15
15
98.29 Feb
102.8
*102.3
102.5
*102.8
102.11
*102.14
*101.12
101.16
*101.4
101.10
*101.10
101.16
*101.18
101.24
—1963-1968
*100.30
101.2
*100.22
100.28
*100.28
101.2
*101.2
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Mar 25
*102.5
1962-1967
Treasury 2%s
Mar 25
1961
Treasury 2%s
94.8
101.8
June 1964-1969
*100.20
100.24
*100.14
100.20
*100.20
100.26
*100.26
101
Dec 1964-1969
EXCHANGE
*100.20
100.24
*100.14
100.20
*100.20
100.26
*100.26
101
CLOSED
100.16
*100.16
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
23
*7
2%s
2V2s
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
1965-1970
„
23
23
99.14 Oct
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
15
100.22
*100.10
STOCK
100.22
*100.24
100.30
*100.12
100.16
*100.4
100.10
*100.10
100.16
*100.18
100.24
GOOD
*100.8
100.12
*100
100.6
*100.4
100.10
*100.10
100.16
Sept 1967-1972
FRIDAY
*100.8
100.12
*100
100.6
*100.4
100.10
*100.10
100.16
•100.8
,100.12
*100
100.6
*100.10
Dec 1967-1972
June 15
2 Vis
1954-1956
*102.11
102.14
*102.13
102.16
*102.15
102.18
102.20
*102.15
102.18
*102.16
102.19
*102.20
102.23
*100.9
1954-1955
—
2Vis
100.10
102.16
♦102.16
1958
*100.4
*102.12
1957-1959
Treasury 2%s
tTreasury
^Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
*100.18
-
1972
1966-1971
—:—June 1967
Treasury 2%s
99.14 Oct
Bonds ($)
102.2
*104.12
the Week
High
109.24
102.3
104.20
*102
1956-1959
Treasury 2Vis
BllM ft
Friday
Apr. 15
High
-
109.16
1955-1960
:___
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 23/4s
19
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 13
Lew
1978-1983
Treasury 27/8s
Treasury 23/4S
Treasury 23/4S
—
—
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 12
EXCHANGE
Treasury 3%s
bond* mature.
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
4
the
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
u
YEARLY
-
indicate In
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
100.16
*100.9
100.12
*100.10
100.12 r
*100.10
100.12
1956-1959
June 1959-1962
*101.18
101.22
*101.18
101.20
*101.20
101.22
*101.23
101.25
2'/4s
*100.28
101
*100.25
100.29
*100.29
101.1
*101.3
101.7
2Vis
Dec 1959-1962
*1(J0.28
101
*100.25
100.29
*100.29
101.1
*101.3
101.7
100.11
*100.9
_
2 Vis
_,
__
*100.10
100.12
Treasury 2s —June
1954
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
1954
*100.24
100.26
*100.24
100.27
*100.24
100.27
*100.24
100.27
Dec 1954-1955
*100.23
100.27
*100.24
100.26
*100.24
100.26
*100.24
100.26
Dec
___
International
Bank
*100.9
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
100.11
for
Reconstruction & Development
90.16 Jun
17
94.16 Jan
2
94.8
Jan
7
99.28 Mar 22
25-year 3s__
91.25 Apr
16
94
July 20
93.8
Jan
4
99.22 Mar 12
25-year 3s
Mar
1
92
Jun
15
96
Nov
4
1976
6
99.8
*98
99
*98
101.24 Mar 26
99
*98
99
30-year 3 Vis
Oct
1
1981
2.000
95
July
98
Dec
1
*101.20
2
102.8
102.4
2
*101
102
♦101
102
102
102
23-year 3%s
May 15
1975
2,000
*102.8
102.24
*102
103
*102
103
*102
103
19-year 3%s___
Oct
15
1971
*103.8
104
*103.8
104.8
*103.8
104.8
Oct
1
1956
*102.16
103
*102.16
103
*102.16
103
*102.16
103
Jan
1
1969
*103.8
103.24
*103.8
104.8
*103.8
104.8
*103
104
97.16 May 12
Oct
101
94.24 Jan
101
Feb
Apr
6
30
101.24 Feb
4
101.16 Jan
13
102.28 Feb
24
101.20 Feb
100.16 Nov
26
1
103.28 Apr
6
100.24 NOV
104.12 Mar 10
1
July 15 1972
__
3-year 3s__
15-year 3Vis
Serial bonds of
*98.24
99.8
99.8
*98
*98
99.8
99.8
*98.8
P9.8
103,24
103.24
2s
„due Feb 15
1955
—due Feb 15
1956
due Feb
2s—
1957
2s
15
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
♦99.16
100.16
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
'
2s
—due Feb 15
1958
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
2s
-due Feb
15
1959
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
due Feb 15
1960
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
2s
2s
-due Feb
asked
and
price
No
sales
transacted
this
day.
tBoth
issues
15
1961
*95
_____—due Feb 15
2s
•Bid
1962
*94
being called for redemption
RANGE
Thursday
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
Bale Priee
New Ywrk Stock Exchange
Thursday's
York
Bonds
Bid A Asked
Low
New
on
FOR
June
WEEK
15
at
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
96
100.
ENDED
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
Odd lot
a
APRIL
transactions,
e
Cash
sale,
r
Registered bond
Week's Range
Thursday
■
N p.
Low
Interest
New York Stock
High
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
Jan. 1
transactions.
16
Range Since
Bold
High
98
97
.
Week's RangC
or
5,000
1950
Bale Price
Thursday's
or
Bid A Asked
Braell
(continued)—
3Vis series No. 19
City
Low
Issue—
Corporate Stock
1980
June-Deo
103 3/4
19
98%
104'/a
•
June-Dec
80
80
June-Dec
95
*86
80
:
3%s series No. 24
June-Dec
June-Dec
*
3%s series No. 26
June-Dec
series No. 27
June-Dec
June-Dec
*80%
3%s series No. 29
June-Dec
81%
3%s series No. 30
June-Dec
83
Telephone
REctor 2-2300
120
Stock
Teletype
Exchange
NY
Broadway, New York
Oauca
1-1693
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1948
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Mar-Sep
fAAntloqula (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-July
6s
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sink
sec
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fd
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sec
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1957_April-Ocf
ser
1978
5s
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10-year
1957_Aprll-Ocf
ser
3rd
7s
20-year 3s a f $ bonds
Antwerp
(City) external
Australia
2nd
7s
1958
5s
30-year
15-year
104%
103%
103 Vi 103%
81%
51%
100% 101
100
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100%
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97
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A
SVis series No.
80 Vi
64
95
of
June-Dec
1962
May-Nov
1960
66
38%
38%
63%
66%
38%
66'/,
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66%
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*
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65 %
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Mar-Sept
1901—
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64%
64 Vi
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38%
40 V'4
14%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
6%
14%
20%
112
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60 Vi
106
105
116
123
105
116
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1961_AprU-Oef
Jan-July
106
53%
60%
61
-
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fund
7s
of
63%
lACosta
81 %
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1953
1927
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1947
1952
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June-Dec
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1972—
100%
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50
65
59%
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94%
61
8
13
16
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1977
June-Dec
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80
76%
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77%
80
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89
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82
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FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
June-Dec
3%s series No.
16
June-Dec
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__
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17
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TRADING MARKETS
93
80
33
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Mar-Sept
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1960
Jan
78
38%
36%
66
40%
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!
May-Nov
1962
66%
38%
*40'%
June-Dec
1961
63%
1
*66'%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1961
66 %
39 Vi
June-Dec
(Hukuang Ry) 5« 1951
(City of) 6%s 1950
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct
1927
25-year
64 Vi
94%
*89
June-Dec
3%s series No.
3%s
see
65
*79%
June-Dec
11
footnotes
6s
39%
June-Dec
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
April-Oct
JASlnklng fund 7s of 1926 due 1946_
May-Nov
95%
59%
60%
__
79%
—
June-Dec
1
12
Fnr
•
14
—
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—
June-Dec
1
3%s series No.
SVis series No.
64Vi
80
81'/a
June-Dec
3%s series No.
series No.
1993
For
June-Dec
9
39%
3a ext
65
92
11
—
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June-Dec
s
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64
63%
June-Dec
8
3%s series No.
59%
65
June-Dec
;
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8%s series No.
A
90
98
92
63%
Aprll-Oct
5
SVis series No.
39%
*40%
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66
(Plan B)—
4
3%s series No.
63%
June-Dec
3
8%s series No.
65%
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2s ref
June-Dec
2
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65%
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1
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76
95%
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41
1951
1979
1944
12
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,
Plan
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series No.
A
due
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40
65%
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1978
to
pursuant
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66
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40 Vi
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—
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May-Nov
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38%
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1963
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3s
99%
49%
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1957
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1931
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1952
pursuant
reduced
83'/a
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Aprll-Oct
1979
A
125
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due 1957
to
83
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1
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117
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(interest
1979
6%s of 1927
(Central Ry)
83
June-Dec
:
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June-Dec
3.375%)
pursuant
reduced
A
1978
pursuant
reduced
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3.5%
1941
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80
94%
44
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1982
bonds
sinking
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57
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1961—
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1950
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1961
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1945
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52
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1955
*92%
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Jan-July
1956
—
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1961
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The Commercial and
(1742)
19, 1954
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
(Dept of)
Chechoslovakia
Jan-July
1978
3s
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Called
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1949
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20
51
55
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1954
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1965
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1964
1975
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23
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9
1957—Anrii-Oct
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52
Jan-July
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1945
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1922
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1913
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/American
-
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to
pursuant
reduced
to
ex'l
992
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1958—il/ar-Sept
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1953
extended
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11)58
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i
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to
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to
to
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1999____
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to
to
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2012—.
1926
to
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1966
A
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2004
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6»/2s 1952
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100
'
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100
RR—
mortgage 5s series AC 1967—
First mortgage 5s series II 1955
mortgage
4%s
series
JJ
1961
Mar-Sept
80%
80%
U
76%
81%
99%
100%
,
81%
76%
9100'/2 100%
May -Nov
April-Oct
First mortgage 4s series RR I960
Jan-July
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April-Oct
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81
,
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59
101%
-
3s
2%s
1980
1976
Jan-July
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104
104%.
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70%
53
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,
93
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100
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mortgage
92.%
107%
102
103
90
_
12
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102
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mortgage 2%s series I 1970
Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979
56 3A
—
92%
83%
81.
j
Corp—
Consol
(The)
98'/a
-—June-Dec
1959
92 V2
109% 10934
109 5/a
April-Oct
debentures^ 1951.
81% i
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Jan-July
C
City Electric 6s 1955
45
60%
75
65 34
56%
—
75%
87%
1995^
§A6%s S f
*
38 V8
•
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I960—^April-Ocl
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s debs 1961_May-Nov
Beneficial Loan Corp 4'/4S debs 1973..—Mar-Sepl
„
49%
;
2000———
87 %
Borden
49%
102 V2
64%
Bell
35%
957
97%
99%
87%
Bethlehem
35%
March
due Dec 1
First lien .and
53%
35%
953
due
'Toledo-Cincinnati
56%
33%
93%
49
65%
A Berlin
39 Vs
M
1
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-
142%,
39 %
—
37
96%
101%
April-Oct
..June-Dec
39 i
67%
14
1
97%
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97
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general mortgage 5% (2%
3% contingent interest)—
>
•
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—June-Dec
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39
79
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;
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&
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12
78%
9
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:
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79
79
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16
99
94%
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First mortgage 4s series A July 1975
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and 1% contingent interest) July 1975
40/
55 3A
13
9
98%
■
87%
69
96%
93%
35
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— —
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9
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■
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.
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gold
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.
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reduced
1967
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June-Dec
due
L.
74
105%
100
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1968
A
98'A
'
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1946
*94%
.
June-Dec
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8
83%
%
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131
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1953
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104%
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1
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,
—
52
60 %
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pursuant
reduced
Plan
April-Oct
(interest
2001
100
100
__
102'A
V.
110
38
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pursuant
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to
1033/4
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8
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1969
debentures
101%
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—
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Co
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102 % 103
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series
1963
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conv
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101
__
__
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1959
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20
106 %
1961—
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debentures
3Y4S
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7s
83
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A
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of)
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33
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('27 loan)
1952
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2008
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—
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101%
,
15
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1973
debs
8334
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1987
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1958
99 %
April-Oct
1966
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142
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1953
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94%'
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April-Oct
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1963—Feb-Aug
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to
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100 %
—
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,
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to
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59
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73
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%
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1961
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1962
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s
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of)
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1968
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extended
1952
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13
Tokyo
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—
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„
.
1962
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57
(Kingdom)—
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,,,
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series
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A
—
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55
—
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1956.
loan
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*
(Republic)
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—May-No?;
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,
91%
—Feb-Angp
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
—
part
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1999
loan
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4
—
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"
1950
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to
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extended to 1954
1944
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1930
May-Noy
1957—May-Nov
2012.
water
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67
62%
65
62%
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loan
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issue—
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loan
to
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2
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65
.June-Dec
due
1953
1953
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of)—
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reduced to 2.257c) 2004
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A
stamped
pursuant to
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reduced
80
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/Stamped pursuant to Plan A
issue
bonds
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to
(State
Stamped pursuant
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80
2001
fund
to
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1936
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A
IA 8s external 1950—
17
122
1936
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1
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52
Last
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(State)—
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4s
52
Low
Interest
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
High
BONDS
Range Since
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6%) extended to 1960
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El
52
Week's
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or
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APRIL Hi
ENDED
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Tbnrsday
97%
—
92 Va
98
—
—
98
Number 5317
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1743)
27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Thursday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Brown Shoe Co
3'As debs
Last
Period
&
Terminal
Co Cons
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15
88 va
26
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1970
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cousol
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Guaranteed
Canadian
4%
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3s debentures
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Central
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York
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__
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First and refunding 374s series D 1969-April-Oct
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1968
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1958——
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104%
and
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.
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mortgage 3s series B
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6
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103%
98%
106
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1983
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&
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69
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series D
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mortgage
Telephone
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66
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series
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registered
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Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
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mortgage 3%s series B 1968
June-Dec
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1954
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1990
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97
1956
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&
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A
3Vis
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97
100
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Jan-July
1978.
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New
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100
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1954
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series
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72
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mortgage 3s 1980
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A
3%s
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1974
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61
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92
102%
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Orleans
TNeW
Co—
series
mortgage
Power
Orleans
New
94
135%
Co—
1st
Jersey
New
101%
118
Jan -July
1977
Line
debentures
Interstate
118%
—
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&
debs
Pipe
104%
127
92
—
110
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1952
July
1956
Rys Central America
Interstate
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109
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A
1956
109
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1952..
A
6s
2
94
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1982
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Great
§ A Adjustment
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debs
mortgage 3.20s series I
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or
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series C
1972
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1955
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5s
Interest
BONDS
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16
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:
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1978
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1965
1975
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r
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1978—May-Woo
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1949™Mav-Nov
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and
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Mohawk
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3%s
&
series
B
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1958
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States Tel & Tel
2%s, 1986
1978
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Chattanooga
mortgage
National
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refunding
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refunding
refunding
3s series M 1979
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11
96%
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Naugatuck RR first gold 4s 1954
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debentures
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42
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115
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25
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Gas Light & Coke Co—
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109%
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22
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92
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1981
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3%s series D 1980—_Mar-Sept
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3%s
104%
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109
101%
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99
106
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97%
98%
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6
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10
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debentures
3 V2 s
113
79%
__
98 %
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113
23
67 %
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June-Deo
3s series S 1983
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debentures
96%
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1980
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104%
143
112%
M
1981
1982
series
& Tel
series P
2%s series Q
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91%
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—
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1967
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-
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1982
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1st
&
&
100%
100
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DistiHers Products 3'/8s debs
National
&
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1
93%
—
1970-June-Dec
debentures 1970
3 Vbs debentures 1976
&
22
96%
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23/4S
102%
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96 3%
1
3s
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1st
& St Louis—
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„
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101
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refunding 3s series L 1974
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4—April-Oct
series
101
1966
&
N
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103
102%
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—
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debentures
99%
96%
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99%
&
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&
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__
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16
&
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1966__„__Feb-Aug
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Essex first gtd
&
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102%
102% 102%
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111% 112%
112
101
101%
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87
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112
gold 5s H 1980
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First
111%
refund
97%
June-Dec
1980
&
77
111
97
93%
98
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81
81%
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101
92%
1967—-April-Oct
A
1975
&
100%
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2%s
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101
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54
96%
—
99%
97
&
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102%
102%
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104%
„
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refunding 3s series J 1970
refunding 3s series K 1971
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49%
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98
6
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97%
101
85%
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°2 % 1"°%
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•
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1975
Electric
&
mortgage
Fihst
t mortgage 4>/2s inc series A
Jan 1971
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May
Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—_June-Dec
Gas
3
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
mortgage 3s 1974
First morlgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—Aprll-Oct
'
Missouri
first
103%
95
'95%
98%
1984—June-Dec
99%
100 % 100%
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104 %
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April-Oct
Mar-S^of
mortgage 3s 1979
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100
Telephone
98%
95!/,
101
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mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures
1967——Jan-JuLy
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967—
April-Oct
1
84%
923/4
Feb-Aue
Co
First
Mirr
80%
60
*95
1980
2%s
81%
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1977
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■
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953/4
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1966
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1988—April-Oct
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1979—Jan-July
Cons Gas first mtge 3 lis
1969—Mar-Sept
dn
Mien. 4
debs
Telephone
81%
Jan-July
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Edison
1972
1978
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1 .••
debentures
debentures
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1932
mortgage 2%s
mortgage 2%s
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Stores
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First
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May-Nov
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
1957—May-Noo
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May-Nov
Feb-Auy
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Macy
1979
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98%
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1974
1975
1978
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2%s
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95%
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105
88
101%
——
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(Wisconsin)
102%
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mortgage
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98
98%
RR-—
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1976
3%s debentures 1978—
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2
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Feb-Aug
*106
Potomac Elec Puwer
1st mtge 3Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
First mortgage 27/as 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1856
101 y4
*—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
and
21
and
refund
RR
of
Reynolds
Tobacco
(R
J)
'series
3s
D
mtge
§ A Direct
mtge
6s
SAConsol
mtge
6s
AConsol
7s
debs
mtge
Rochester Gas
1950
1973
1st
105%
135%
mtge
Union
3%s
2%s,debs
debs (subord) 1972
3'/8S conv
Union
100%
6s
&
1955—
Electric
102%
1UU%
Pacific
105%
100% 100%
86%
5
87
.
17
debentures
Gas
100%
'133
..117
116
97%
.133
-117
117
87
10
Bt Lawrence <fc
131
116
130
Second
Bt
gold
1st
gold
117'/a
130
98%
101
Mar-Sepl
1996
6s
*96'%
76 %
Jun-July
mtge Inc 4%s series A Jan 2022May
Bt Louis-South western Ry—
>
104%
ASecond
First
bond
4s
certificates
1989
Paul
Bcioto
Scott
Union
V
&
Depot
New
Paper 3s
3]/es
England
1st gtd
debs
conv
1971
B
104'/8 104'%
88 'A
88
4s
88'/4
3s
debentures
79
83
100 Va
32
Virginian
Service
Shell
Pipe Line
Union
§ a Siemens
June-Dec
3.20s
1
s
debs
Oil 2% s debentures
&
Halske
6%s
Sinclair Oil Corp 3Vis conv
Oil
debentures
2Vi.s
Socony-Vacimm
Oil
2%s
104
97%
April-Oct
123'/a
*66 '%
1983
106%
Jan-July
1965
June-Dec
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
92%
258
106%
101 Va
91%
*107% 118
April-Ocl
96 %
112
2%s
debentures
1987
Indiana
Southern
Natural
Southern
Pacific
First 4%s
Gold
4
Gold
4%s
%s
Gas
Co
1994_—it
4%s conv
*96 '%
Western
1973_Jwne-Dec
114%
114
Mar-Sept
105%
105
105
104%
92 %
May-Nov
mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
g A 1st
97 %
*97%
91%
1996—
F
*97 %
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
New
Orleans &
Joint 3-lis
Southwestern
3!%s
Bell
Tel
Standard
Coil
Standard Oil
biauaura
2Vis
On
2%s
103
106
102%
105 3/8
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Wilson
Products
(Indiana)
in
ji
debentures
3%:s
series
debs
gold
1985
5s
4%s
conv
3Vis
1967
2%a
1967
D
101
10
94
99'%
100
1053%
100%
101%
105'%
105
105
103
102
99
86 %
31
103%
103
Central
84 %
93
lASupertor & Duluth 1st
79%
88%
ACcrtificates
Wisconsin
97%
First
48
101%
103%
7
105%
16
106%
98
72
68
104'%
18
109%
55'%
58
105%
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103
107
11
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27
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13
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104'%
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103
105
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94
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99
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99
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99
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115
—
:
101
7
96%
14
102
98'%
102
51
95'%
102'%
9
100%
102V2
103
103
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—
123
120
—
—
101% 102 .
101 % 102
100% 102%
101
101'%
102'%
May-No®
14
120%
120
—
__
101%
•
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92%
80'%
92%
2%s
June-Dec
1976
82
80%
92%
76
1
81%
79
7
97'%
89
89
90'%
97'%
*—
—
82'%
80%
—
—
May-Nov
1936
4s
deposit
Power
81%
—
deposit
of
Electric
81V4
61
95
Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1979
108
111
82
95'%
106%
107% 108
—
Jan-July
3
106% 106%
82
77%
Ry—
15
94%
78
104
104
105
105
*96%
105
April-Oct
Jan-July
5 A First general 4s 1949
102% 103
*110%
122
„
130
*100% 103%
96%
Wisconsin
96%
96%
17
92%
70
100%
*66%
June-Dec
71%
96%
97%
97'%
110
6
87%
97%
89
102%
95
21
91
99%
Jan-July
not
72
94%
99%
18
95%
in
&
1971
not
103%
100
103'% 103%
—
95%
1978_Jan-JuIy
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range, r Cash sale
year's range, n
the year's range,
In
Jan-July
Power 2%a
delivery sale
the
included
3'As
included in
y
the year's
range,
Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
fCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed bv such companies.
^Negotiability
110
95%
r
Deferred
included
98
103%
69%
109% 110
95
1971—Afay-No*
a
Public Service
Electric Light
Yonkers
_J
109% 109%
AnrP
1982—_April-Ocf
conv
debentures
1974
96 Va
98 Va
1007%
71%
62%
60'%
—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1992
1970
mortgage 3'As series
debentures
1965
96%
106%
April-Oct
2013—
C
& Co
96'/a
107%
May-Nov
first
96
105'A 105%
105%
62%
60%
Mar-Sepf
1953
A
75
47
Jan-July
1983
ser
first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
First
129% 130
May-Nov
debentures
6s
106%
Northeastern RR—
1977
ASpokane Internatl
mortgagee
115
102%
Devcl and general 4s series A
1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956—__April-Oct
Devel and general 6%s series A -1956—.April-Oct
94 %
91
*102
—
.lnn-JvIv
1971
103%
130
—
—
Mar-Sept
1980
A
109
99
9t
106'%
■
90
May-Nov
I960
5s
51
88
series
105
Co—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
91%
88
Jan-July
..Jan-July
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—Jan-July
2%s
Telegraph
A Certificates of
First mortgage 27%s series E 1986
First
—
2361
Wheeling Steel
—
97%
105 Vi'-
104
109'A 109%
*57.% 59
*87% —
103% 103'%
—
1966
series I
guaranteed
99 '%
Southern Pacific RR Co—
mortgage
Union
4s
71%
105%
105 Vi
~96%
96
71'/2
__
May-Nov
135
114%
—
reb-iiuy
1974
108
104% 105
_May-Nov
1st
first
debentures series
3%s
1969
1981-
San Fran Term
3%s
98%
105% 106
1977-
A
105
103%
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
102%
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
104'%
*82y2 88%
81
81
*98% 101'A
—
April-Oct
1979
70
71
1
4
"
*101
*104% 105
*106% 115
*103%
97 % 98V2
*—
103%
—
April
Feb-Aug
3%s 1967—Jan-July
3s guaranteed
38
„
70%
—
April
1991
gtd gold 34/2S 2000
Power 3%s
30-year
118
87%
96%
*101%
Jan-July
Jan-July
^
2%s
Ry
first ref
Shore
4%s
101% 101%
100 y4
—
—
97%
ia7B—
3'4s
W'estinghou.se Electric Corp 2%s
101%
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
April-Oct
1st mtge 4%s series B 1976
Mav-Vor
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A l£81__Jan-July
58
86%
11
96
—
Feb-Nov
1981
Corp 3%s conv 1966
Electric
Penn
West
98'/a
95%
106!%
97%
99
—
1973—April-Oct
1971
debentures
conv
RR
West Penn
125
50
Co
3'As series B
General mortgage
98
125
68
—
—
.
May-Nov
1995
B
Westchester Lighting gen mtge
104 %
93
—
91%
104%
2
98
—
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
97%
97
100%
7
105% 106 %
95%
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures J979_
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1985
—Feb-Auy
Southern
98
*101
4s income series A Jan
Petroleum
West
15
86%
5
105 . 105%
*94Vh 94%
*94% 96
*97% 99
.
100%
30
Co—
Warren
100
91%
*101
Jan-July
1976—
RR
Warren
153%
100
97%
*131%
1941—Feb-Awo
7s
10
104
97%
..Mar-Sept
trust
3s series
First' mortgage
95%
*96% 100
April-Oct
1951
15ASlleslan-Amer Corn coll
Skelly
1982
1971
Ry
Walworth
97%
113'%
95
w
Wabash
*112
98%
—
"
mtge Income 4'As series B Jan
97 y4
104 Va
20
—
—
Gen
*95
—
105%
mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
94 y2
95 Va
*100% 103 y4
100
233
99%
104% 104%
105
105Vi
*104% —
—•
refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepl
100
June-Dec
105
96'A
102
100
41
*102 V2
noi
mtge
151'%
98%
98'A
4
100
—
Gen
150
1
96%
101'%
104%
86 V4
—
107
99%
99%
1955—Feb-Aug
A
109
*99 '%
Mar-Sept
1974
gtd 4s series
101%
May-Nov
1
18 Va
94'A
• *97%
—
—.
;
99%
100
—
-
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-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
April-Oct
C
1st mtge 3s
peries B 1980
37/8s s f debentures 1977
consol
118
i5oy8
67'A
-9GVa
-
103%
91
91%
104% 104%
—
First and
Seaboard' Air Line RR Co—
Seagram, (Jos El & Sons 2%s 1966—
RR
*100
Mar-Sept
95
99
—
*108'/2 111
1989—May-No®
1977
20
91%
April-Oct
May-Nov
107
April-Oct
157/a
—
April-Oct
1959—Mar-Sept
debentures
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
.117% 117%
May -Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul & Dulutli first cons
gold 4s 1968
June-Dec
St
71
80'/a
*82
Francisco Ry Co—
mortgage 4s series A 1997
v
—
sinking iund series B 1957
May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s scr E 1975—Mar-Sept
96 Va
95
76 '/2
Louis-San
1st
54%
168
Consol
First and refund
*101% 102 %
1996 .Jan-July
—April-Oct
5s
97%
137
V
Vandalla
Mar-Sept
1971—
A
Adirond'k
105%
95
99% 99%
112% 113%
.
113%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Apr-Oct
1967
3%s
Pictures
133
117
4
117 '% 118
133
1
6
117 Va
Corp—
series
101%
104'%
—
Mar-Sept
1977
&
debentures
Universal
*99%
*98Vi
—
April-Oct
1966
f debs 1972
s
First
3s
2%s
Corp 2%s
mtge
2%s
101 '/a
9
Baguenay Power
America
Co of
1970
coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3'/2s 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st
97%
81%
lOOVi 10 Hz
117
Mar-Sept
125%
106% 106V#
*97% —
—
1P76
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976—
133
General mortgage 4%s series D 1977_.
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
101
RR—
debentures
2%s
105
*104'/4 105
117 '%
99%
122
15
—
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
April-Oct
May-Nov
.
1970
102%
—May -Nov
1952
1953.^
94
92
1
—
June-Deo
May-Nov
June-Deo
May-Nov
1980—
1982
California
Oil of
215
*
99 Va
104%
7
64% 67 Vi
18% 17%
*97Va 100
*97% —
—
May-Nov
97
►103V2 104
April-Oc/
87 A
21V*
May-Nov
100
87
119%
94%
*99% 101
—
2%s 1975—April-Oct
1968
200
——Feb-Aup
ApriZ-Oct
—
—
1960
101 %
1995„May-Nov
—
June-Dee
1974
101
•^Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
S A Direct
ser
218
Jan-July
111
101'A
17
*100% __
99% 100%
125 % 125 Va
105Vi 105'A
—
100
June-Deo
E 1985— Jan-July
3%s
Jan
5s
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s
103
103
131
4%s
ref 3%s
income
debentures
3%s
&
1970—April-Oot
1990—April-Oct
C
'99
II
—
Pacific—
Orleans
New
119 % 119'/a
*99% 100%
103'% 103%
—
103%
u
United
Reading Co first
3%s
M
Pacific-Missouri
United Biscuit
1964
3Vis series B
3%s series
gold 5s 2000
*207
Jwne-Dep
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
M
first
First mortgage and coll trust
100 y,
100%
106
*134
refunding mortgage 3 %s 1983—April-Oct
97
100 %
100Va
••
.
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
100 y8
102% 102%
*105
1979-June-Deo
*
1972
Pacific
99'/a
Vi
—
1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
Jan-July
April-Ocl
May-Nov
Jan-July
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Deo
Trl-Contineutal Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
3s
102'/a
High
94'/a
—
*100% 101
__
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
96
98
99
*99%
May-No®
Low
104 y2
*—
First and retunding mortgage 3'/4s
1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and reiunding
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s
1st
refund M
Texas
106%
95
*99
II
First and
•I%s debentures
refund
and
AAdjustment
97%
RR— 3
and
General
103
106%
Orleans
New
First
„
*95
May-Nov
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures 1963
&
2019
3s debentures 1965
First
II
Mar-Sepl
Feb-Aug
1977
107
*105%
June-Deo
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
impt 2%s series D 1985
Term
June-Deo
Jan. 1
No.
St Louis—
Assn of
and
Texas &
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
First general 5s series C 1974
First general 4%s series D 1977
*96%
__
May-Not
impt M 4s series O
Texas
88
101%
1972
Refund
100%
99%
102% 102%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
and
Texas Corp
108%
101'% 101%
_I
Range Sine*
Sold
Mar-Sept
1966
Refund
107%
105%
~1
100
Terminal RR
108%
16
:
Bonds
High
T
4
1
87
100
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-Julg
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
-Aprii-Oct
109
108 %
—
106
102%
debentures
2%s
debentures
103
102%
108 '% 108 y4
Co
1973
debentures
27/as
Corp
debs
3%s
Chemical
Oil
2%s
97
108%
*102% 104
*108%
Range
I'nursday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Stauffer
*103
June-Deo
or
High
10
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
.General mortgage
General mortgage
Week's
Last
Sale Prioe
'
No.
High
*97
1963—Feb-Aug
1964-May-Nov
J
BONDS
Jan. 1
*103
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957
May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
I960—_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
Hi
Range Since
Sold
113 % 113%
113 >/4
Plilsbury Mills, Inc 3 Vis a t debs 1972——June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as 1996—June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis Ry—
ser
APRIL
101% 101%
June-Deo
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
ENDED
Thursday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum
WEEK
FOR
Week's
and asked prices;
Thursday's bid
100%
ABonds
selling
110
sales being
77 0!
transacted during current week.
fiat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
following extensive list
furnish
comnlete
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 12, 1954 and ending Thursday, April 15, 1954 (Friday April 16 being Good Friday and a Holiday on the Exchange). 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^
we
a
reoort
of the
RANGE
transactions
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
American
the
on
APRIL
I
1
16
_____
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
-
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
ACF-Brill Motors warrant*
Acme Aluminum Alloys
Acme Wire Co common
Supply Manufacturing
Aeroquip Corporation
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing common
Air Associates Inc (N
J)
see
1
1
Aero
For footnotes
;
page 33.
Range
Shares
—
'
Low
h
2,300
3%
3%
400
3 Va Mar
23%
28%
50
—
2%
__
27
Mar
■?« Jan
12
23%
Apr
Ajax
Alabama
3
1.600
2%
Jan
3
Feb
2%
3
1.800
23% Mar
3
Mar
6
6'%
2,400
5% Mar
8
9%
9%
10%
2,800
7%
1
9
8'%
9 VA
1,500
1
1
Alrfleets Inc
6
1
3
Apr
6% Mar
•
Petroleums
7'%
Jan
10%
10
Feb
Mar
80«
2
Ltd
Corp
Alabama
Power
Airlines
4.20%
Inc—
Shares
preferred
(
Kunstzijde Unie N V
dep rets Amer shares
100
_——1
Amer
High
12'%
7.300
9%
Feb
12'%
Apr
12
1,100
10%
Jan
12'%
Jan
7%
3,700
%
Jan
it
Jan
211 is
Apr
%
it
21 Va
16%
Jan
21'/a
6,500
107%
Jan
114% Mar
100% 101%
275
96%
Jan
102
4%
200
3%
Jan
20
4%
Algemene
•-
Rarlge since Jan 1
Low
htaJi
10'%
80
Alabama Great Southern
Alaska
Jan
Gas
for Week
11%
Air-Way Electric Appliance
11%
4'%
Range
Low
Par
High
Va Mar
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range since Jan 1
High
h
Week's
Thursday
for Week
Low
3%
Sales
of Prices
—
10
Adams Hat Stores Inc
Week's
28%
28%
2,000
24%
Feb
Apr
5 V'4
Jan
28%
Apr
Commercial
The
20
Financial Chronicle
and
...
(1746)
Monday, April 19, 1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
FOR
RANGE
warrant!
Inc
Alleghany
Corp
Allegheny
Airlines
Allied lnternat'l
Products
Allied
3% '
Meter
Feb
350
32
3%
99
1 VB
VA
Central
Explorers
5%
Jan
Central
Illinois
26 3/4 Mar
Conv
8 3/8
5%
7%
Jan
American
4 Va
Jan
11
4%
100
S
12%
3 ft
3ft
83/4
9
31%
II
31%
33
4'A
13%
Feb
Jan
14%
Feb
2.40
5
5
5
3%
4
93/4
9%
Fuel
Corp
6c
Coast
Jan
17
Feb
21%
Apr
Clayton
10
10,500
Line
m
Apr
Jan
Club
Feb
Coastal
47%
25
45%
Jan
51
Feb
Cockshutt
15%
15:%
1,800
17%
Jan
Colon
90 Va
90%
Feb
l3/s
(The)
Colonial Sand
100
I'/b
85%
Jan
6%
13,000
5%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
2,700
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1
13/b
Feb
225
6%
1%
1 Va
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—
2 Va
2%
2%
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104
101
11%
15%
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1,400
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9%
2%
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Banco
los
ma$
16
14 Va
to
33/4
10 Vs
Apr
13
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500
113/8
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12%
2%
3%
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3 Vb
-
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2%
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53/8
2%
19,200
5%
925
1
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5%
5%
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10%
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1%
1%
5%
5%
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1
common
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2,200
163/4
16%
17
1
17%
16%
17%
10,200
5%
28
5%
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1,100
42%
43
1
10%
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4
41%
41%
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1
common
10%
10%
50
•
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600
Air
Lines
American
Oil
Celanese
American
British
$5
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8%
Tobacco
Apr
95% Mar
2'A
Jan
5%
53A
800
23%
200
4%
4,700
24%
21%
21
Feb
8% Mar
63A Mar 1
Jan
Mar
24
*
24 % Mar
Jan
23% Mar
Jan
24 V2
6%
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57/s
Jan
bearer
10a
reg
10a
6% Mar
$3
2nd
Brown
Forman
4%
Apr
6%
class
l
1%
convertible
Jan
6 5A
Feb
52%
Apr
M8% Jan
Mar
7
6% Jan
500
Feb
101
Feb
16
Apr
12%
Jan
•
.
50c
common...
11%
11%
700
>
Hill & Sullivan..
8%
8
Co
20%
6%
22%
Jan
8%
Jan
10
-
800
1,800
%
%
33/8
3 5/s
% Jan
11,100
2%
900
3%
3%
3%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
Electric Power
Calvan Consol OH & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
•
13%.
«
103/4
1
5ft
3%
3%
3%
3%
12%
13%
100
105A
5
10%
..
500
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5ft
575
10% Mar
514 Mar
25% Mar
Feb
92
Mar
10
10
30% Feb
8% Jan
ft
12,500
4%
53%
20
1}|
Canadian Canners Ltd common..
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd.
29,400
53 %
6
10%
2%
512
6
Jan
3
11
4
Mar
61V Mar
Jan
29%. Jan
53%
'5,500
Apr
53%
1% Apt
Apr
2 % Mar
5%
Capital City Products
common
Capital Transit. Co
Carey Baxter 6c Kennedy Inc
For footnotes
see
page 83.
233/4S
5
233A
5%
23%
12%
12%
12%
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7%
7%
8,300
>.
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50
22% Jan
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;
400
12% Mar
7
Jan
6%
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24% Jan
14
9%
,
Feb
113A
10% Mar
20
Jan
11
Feb
Jan
22%
800
5,600
13%
12%
2,300
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283/8
27%
28%
8,200
22 5A
11%
11
11%
1,900
10%
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7
7%
6%
6%
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8%
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>
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Jan
28%
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Apr
13% Mar
Feb
500
55A Mar
5%
23%
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53/8
1,100
31%
31%
31%
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7% Mar
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5% Apr
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32
30% Mar
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9%
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Jan
11%
100
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8%
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8
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16
73%
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88% Mar
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16%
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24
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160
142
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Feb
8% Mar
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22
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50
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5
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123A
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14%
550
16%
1%
21%
__
Jan
6 3/s
Jan
5% Mar
300
12%
6
11%
12
2,900
87%
87
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5
Jan
5
12
Feb
6
Jan
7%
Jan
16%
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7%
.7%
7%
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15%
15%
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Mills
1
:
3,400
•
13 Vz Mar
,
200
8%
class
debenture
Detroit Gasket
Detroit
Gray
Detroit
Devoe
&
Manufacturing
Devon-Leduc
Distillers
Oils
Co
Diversey
(The)
Dobeckmun
Co
Corp
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1
common
Exploration
Ltd
Finance
l
Co
ord
Tar & Chemical
Co
Ltd
Douglas Oil Company
Dow
Brewery Ltd
:
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Cement Co
Corp
Co Ll.d
Harris
26%
Jan
14 % Mar
1U Jan
2Va Mar
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10%
7,500
1
27%
10%
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113A
21'A
Jan
27%
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6%
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5%
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63A
400
5%
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7%
6%
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17% Mar
10%
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7%
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9%
Feb
6
Feb
7% Mar
56%
16%
16%
9 %
500
24%
55%
100
6 3/8
24%
•
9%
19%
Jan
26
Apr
43
Jan
57
Apr
800
15'A Mar
16%
Apr
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Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common....
& Potash
29,200
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9 3/8
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3
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200
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9%
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700
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26
26%
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15%
Jan
2?A
11
10c
reg
9% Mar
9%
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40%
*
8%
33%
15%
Laboratories—
Duraloy (The) Co
7% Mar
6% Feb
150
380
•
-
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4%%
Gas.& Fuel Assn common—10
prior preferred
Ironic
Eastern Malleable
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preferred series A
Eastern
$7
$6 preferred series B.
Feb
7% Apr
preferred
Easy Washing Machine, class B—
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9
v
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Bond
& Share common—
9
65
-
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29
1
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157% 160
160
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9
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20
8
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150
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160
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100
134
Jan
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300
24
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800
12% Jan
20
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25 *
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27
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22
24
-
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21%
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30
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100
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1,100
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7
16%
9
55%
Co
>
1,100
12
11%
12
24%
1
,
Jan
6'A Mar
Jan
•
10
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200
2,700
11
26%
11
26%
5%
1
Ine
/ Class. A common
;
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dep rets ord
Duval Sulphur
Apr
Jan
Jan
2% Feb
-•
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2%
22 V4
.
*
common
Drilling. & Exploration Co
Driver
Jan
300
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1%
•
,
Jan
24%
•
stock
2
Apr
1 %
/—
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Ltd
Bridge
Jan
Apr
Feb
1%
1
:
14
113/4
25c
reg
Jan
24 Vb
24 Ve
j
dep rets ord
137%
2,800
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18%
Feb
~1%
1
10
B
5%
Apr
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29%
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—
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,
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133%
——
.
600
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2
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1
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100
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1
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Detroit Steel
A
MA
35
common
Apr
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Jan
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114
14%
25
200
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6%
.
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preferred
Canadian Marconi
4
Feb
29%
Canadian. Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Industries Ltd—
600
11 %
101% Feb
29% Feb
Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd common..
6 %?&•
preference
1%
-
Jan
Canada Bread
Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Feb
23%
3
.
Canada
13% Apr
4% Feb..
17,600
25%
4% Mar
9% Jan
10
6,600
ft
24%
3%: Apr
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^ 100
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Apr
16
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Apr
Apr
4% Mar
>3% Mar
Apr
%
8%
10c
DuMont (Allen B)
common
223/b
Feb
147/s
Day' Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dominion Textile
ft Jan
Jan
Jan
33/4
12%
•
common
Dairies
Hosiery
Dominion
14% Mar
Mar
11
17%
5,500
700
25c
common
Draper
14%
14
14
4,500
4%
10
Sugar
Feb
8% Mar
10
Jan
8
partic
common
Brothers Inc
Davidson
Duke
Cable Electric Products
Calamba Sugar Estate
"A"
common
Crystal
Davenport
Dominion
500
22%
D
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123/g Mar
1,500
13%
8%
9
•
143/4 Apr
8% Jan
Mines Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
12%o
lnternat'l
Jan
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Burry Biscuit Corp:
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Drug
Feb
21%
42 Va
1
Crown
Crown
11
8%
21%
~9%
9
2.50
(Md)
Dominion Steel & Coal
213A
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
400
1
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y'Crystal oil Refining
$6 preferred
113/a
11%
_io
preferred...
Cent
Crown
Domestic
•
preferred
60c
200
2.50
B
Buckeye
Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
16%
Mar
2134
Jan
8 3A
x50% Feb
Junior preferred.._10
common
18%
893A
•
Rubber Co common...
Bunker
7,000
16%
Bruck
Ltd
500
12 V8
l
Bruce (E L) Co
Mills
21%
113A
12
•
Distillers
cumulative
Brown
21%
•
1
4
33A Jan
__10a
11 s/8
Feb
Mar
23%
-
10
10%
1
Lighting Inc common.
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Jan
Jan
33/s Mar
31
22
5
Curtis
x6%
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5
Feb
:,7% Feb
reg)__£l
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Crowley Milner & Co
Curtis
Feb
5%
(ord
(The)
Jan
3%
2,900
333A
.
Feb
♦
;
receipts
Feb
2% Mar
23 %
Croft
dep
Petroleum
4% Mar
2
Apr
400
10%
•
Atlantic
300
2 3'A
24%
Ltd—
American
A
Cuban
1,200
Jan
9%
3,000
37
-
21%
III
common..
class
Cuban
4%
8%
Reynolds
Feb
Jan
8%
6c
preferred
11% Mar
10
12%
12%
1
45
12
200
83/8
11%
•
Feb
Jan
•
.*
common
Jan
5%
Jan
2%
•
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;
5'A Mar
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26%
21,000
3
10%
~5c
5c
Jan
9%
39
103/«
Jan
2
preference.
preference
1,100
Jan
15%
Inc
Courtaulds
Jan
2%
2
common
33%
22
i—l
Co__l
Mines
Apr
88%
2
Gold
Apr
ord
Company
33
4%
non-voting
5%
24%
3%
convertible
Jan
4
•
11
Ltd—
Columbia
Brown
8%
•
43%
40
20o
reg
200
63/4 Mar
4% Mar
•
Feb
700
3
•
dep rets ord
4,500
217s
Co
4%
ord
dep rets
dep rets
Amer
British
4%
_9%
—1
1
Corp
Machine
40% Jan
33A
3
•
B
Creole
Apr
British American Tobacco—
Amer
4%
~9%
1
17% Mar
3%
—1
Co
4%
4%
voting.
313/8
95
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
Feb
33%
__1.25
17
3,300
31%
Brazilian Traction Light 8c Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common
5%
22%
Corp
Jan
9'A
94%
Inc
1,800
Engineering__l
Feb
Apr
283/4
&
Var
13%
7%
283/4
S
$1
53,8 Mar
1,500
8%
Works
6 3/8
12%
-
Jan
Feb
7%
British
Class
Mar*
6'A
Jan
7%
Gear
Apr
6'A
Distillery Ltd—
A
Corroon
Jan
Blumenthal (S) & Co common
•
Bohack (H C) Co common—.;
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5%% prior cumulative ,preferred_100
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Feb
14 %
1
15
50
Brad
Foundry &
Class
Feb
9%
~9%
a.
9%
Apr
9
♦
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7% Mar
4
9%
Co
Feb
11%
1
Inc
Aviation
Coro
10
9%
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Jan
100
2,000
1.
Feb
r
3
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41
9%
14'A
50c
Corp
x5%
1,900
11%
11
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
class A
Feb
12%
Utilities
Car-Na
Corby (H)
10% Feb
1% Mar
9% Jan
1% Jan
2,400
—1
common
Black Starr 6c Gorham
Blauner's common
11,600
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson & Hedges common
Blckford's
VjFeb
6 :,A
5% Jan
11,200
(A S) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
24
12%
Liquidating
2\\
,
7
lig Jan
"*2®A Jan
800
SOo
Aircraft
Jan
6
Beck
Apr
8%
Mining & Smelt'g Ltd
Royalty Oil
Cornucopia
Barium
inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
22
8%
5
Cook Paint & Varnish
Apr
Bearings
700
12
10
1956
Gas
Continental
Jan
Light & Power Ltd
Feb
23V2
'
Feb
4,200
1,400
11%
10 Va
Basic
Bellanca
5%
Jan
10%
Steel Corp.
Refractories Inc
19%
10
Engineering
Consolidated
Andes—
Barcelona Tr
Jan
.1
Consolidated
Mar
11%
American shares J
Banff Oil Ltd
18%
37
Consolidated
Feb
—1#
Corp
Jan
18%
10
Consolidated
Apr
12
10%
411
1
common...
%
"9%
1
Continental
_1
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de
Feb
% Mar
"2%
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Continental
Baldwin Rubber
Apr
26%
!_•
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Consolidated
Jan
2%
Jan
ext
Vtc
Apr
Jan
Jan
10%
300
15%
Apr
6%
2% Jan
...
200
Bailey & Selburn Oil 6c GasCompany
Apr
71%
Jan
2%
Inc
Stone
&
Continental
A—.
113/4
Jan
1
Continental
Class
Jan
67 %
•
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
104
Jan
2
500
2%
12
Feb
95
Jan
80%
100
90%
83A
1
80
2%
Baker-Rairtang
93/a
750
500
Development
Colonial
6ft Mar
Jan
1
1,800
Feb
MU- Jan
2,000
10c
'
43/4
Jan
5,400
6 3/8
23
Equipment Co
ordinary
Feb
Apr
I ft
114
13%
:
10
Airlines
6%
5
40% Mar
117
14% Mar
Jan
5%
-9%
Jan
Farm
9% Mar
14'A
I
Co
Feb
Jan
23
1
vtc
Jan
6%
500
18V2
5
1
50
—•
1
Oils
Jan
9%
36 Vb
Jan
Feb
700
18%
5
Products
Jan
"% :"%
~~%
Jan
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*
Apr
8%
Jan
25%
&
Aluminum
7%
x92%
.
Jan
4,400
y
11%
Commodore Hotel Inc
Inc
87
%
•9
70
Inc...
6% Mar
25
8%
68
Mar
8%
Colts
Products
100
4Vi
20
1
Steel
7
v
5%
113
Non-voting non-cum preferred
1
Automatic Voting Machine
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Automatic
7
9
50
•
Jan
36 Va
600
114
5% Jan
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79% Mar
—
21%
9%
America——•
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Jan
70
11%
Co
Colonial
Dec 22
Feb
72%
78
7 5/b
47%
21'A
div paid on
on
Jan
24
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21%
114
114
II
of
29%
Jan
—
Hosiery Co
5
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield
Coal Corp
common
20
Tel—
arrear
Jan
233/8
4%
Claussner
Jan
BO
2.80
Fisheries
Atlantic Coast
12%
153/8
Industries-
July 1 '53 & $41
Atlantic
2,600
36,400
9%
American dep rct$ reg
Associated Laundries
(ex $43
Neon
15%
21%
•
convertible preferred
Equipment Corp
Cl A
Claude
14%
19%
Apr
26%
(id %
Co
L
D
5%
200
11%
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
143/4
•
4%%
Associated Tel
14% Feb
109 % Jan
Jan
105
Controller
21'A
Co..
Gas
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Associate Electric
500
(The)
Clark
1
Oil
Arkansas Louisiana
Aro
;
108%
107
108
Jan
Clark
S
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas
9%
200
Jan
Jan
27% X27%
"I %
City Auto Stamping
City Specialty Stores Inc common
4%%
convertible preferred
Jan
Apr
5
Apr
5%
Jan
5%
78
4
.1
33
4%
33/4
Jan
Itf
Wife & Cable Corp
"
Feb
3%
10
Circle
Jan
6
3%
8,700
111
1
common
Apr
3%
jan
5,800
—1
Ltd
9
4'A Mar
2,700
5ft
10
common
Oil Co
4%
3%
5%
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America
of
163A Mar
3%
1
common
Jan
23
400
Corp
.
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet & Machine—_—
Chief Consolidated Mining
318 Jan
Feb
4% Jan
Jan
4%
27%
100
10
—2
10
Jan
7%
1,200
4
Co
Cherry-Burrell
„
(
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
shares
Charis
Apr
Jan
2Feb
2,025
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd_100
"A"
Charter
Jan
300
;v
dep rets reg
13% Mar
4
12,600
9
Chamberlin
10%
3
4,300
va
Apr
553/4 Feb
12
500
;
13
Co
Aircraft
Cessna
Jan
48
200
4%
Mar
43
6%
3% Mar
15'A
—
1
Products
Steel
Ohio
Jan
900
12%
11%
37
Feb
35
53
13
12
Products..
225
Feb
Apr
Jan
43
B
S
20#
53/4
100
100
3%
100
preferred
Central Power & Light 4% prd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors
Inc
Convertible preference;
28
3%
15%
■
Central
12%
S
Writing Paper common
Co—
10% Mar
52
S
Power
25%
413/2
10
__
series
series
23%
255/8 Mar
Jan
5ft
•
Corp..
Apr
33
pfd—SS
Secur
Maine
3.50%
Apr
Feb
Mar
1 Vb
Apr
4%
20 %
2,500
28
Mar
51
Jan
4,700
5'/4
27
Central
Apr
115
%
3%
1
1
1
•
Ltd
203ft Mar
600
1,100
5%
Feb
45Vz
100
8%
233/4
1%
91
Jan
17,800
3'/a Mar
53/b Mar
preference $1.50
preference $1.40
Conv
%
3%
America
Jan
Jan
155^
10
Corporation
Jan
1
25
'50%
3S
Anglo-Iranian OH Co Ltd—
Cenco
Apr
1%
Feb
80 %
2s 6d
Co
Jan
Jan
2%
50
ft
•
Jan
High
300
91
110
1
common
Jan
Jan
Low
3%
89 %
common
>
11%
400
50%
Lignt
rets B ord
dep
99 %
U
3%
89%
Range since Jan 1
High
Ltd—
American
23%
43/e
Low
•
$5 pid
Biscuit Co
&
Jan
92%
700
20%
Republics
Power
Apr
33/8 Mar
Jan
23
n
Shares
•
common
9% Mar
400
20%
American
Carolina
Co
Co
32
Feb
3
700
11
—1
Amurex Oil Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
27%
1,100
23
American Seal-Kap common.
American Thread 5% preferred
American
Carreras
2%
2,200
4>/»
__
Potash 6t Chem cl A conv—•
Post
4% Mar
Jan
23 >/•
American
Anchor
§Carr-Consolidated
6
"n
•
Gas Co 6%
7% Mar
20 3/8
Co
American Natural
Feb
Feb
—20
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American Maracaibo Co
American
2%
98 VB
as
Co
700
6c
22% Mar
common
Rubber
2%
10%
985/e
•
Ambrook
Industries Inc
25c
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd
IS
f American Bantam Car Co class A—X
American Beverage common
—
1
American Book Co
100
American Hard
ft
Carnation
j
preferred
100
Manufacturing——•
Industries
Aluminum
v$
31 va
32
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum Goods
4
1
Co
Aluminum Co ol America—
Carman
2% Feb
23A Jan
23/s Mar
"va
1
Investing cap stock—1
(Mich) common
•
Brewing
Altes
23/4 Mar
Jan
7%
Corp
for Week
2.50
Jan
111
23/fl
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
1%
2
2'/a
•
*
Pictures
Artists
Allied
Range since Jan 1
Low
High
200
2%
2 ft
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stack Exchange
5,600
25/«
J
—
Alles 6c Plsher common
Thursday
High
2'A
.10#
Engineering Co—
All American
Low
Par
1«
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
iMrlein Stock
ENDED APRIL
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Feb
13% Mar
"
19% Jan
20% Feb
13»A Jan.
"14% Jan
|
\
Number 5317
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1747)
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Shares
Emsco
Corp
104
Manufacturing
Equity
Low
Co
I
preferred
Esquire
Inc
Ltd
Eureka Corporation
Pairchild
2%
2%
2%
7,300
36%
200
33
4%
4%
Petroleums Ltd
Federated
Association
Firth-
(M H)
3/4
Ford
of
Motor
Class
A
.'"Class
Fort
Pitt
Fox
36%
Apr
Kennedy's
5%
Feb
Key
63,300
% Jan
&
Apr
Jan
24 Va
Feb
2
2
5,\
Jan
;
Lighting common
4%
cumulative preferred
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
50c preferred
11,800
l3/4 Mar
2V8
5,100
312 Jan
Jan
47%
1,900
43%
Jaa
5%
27,300
3%
Jan
93/4
100
93/4
Apr
6
6 3/4
10,000
5%
Jan
6%
Klein
Jan
5%
Apr
11%
Feb
96%
92
102
10,900
97>4 104%
__
65%
Jan
102
Knott
Jan
1043/4
8%
France—
7%
7{jj
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8
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1
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1.25
8
7/a
4,000
U
4%
4%
4;'y
5%
A)
Co
•
5%
4,800
2,000
5%
Power
Co
12
12%
4
4%
Jan
Jan
Shore
Lake
preferred
10b
Mfg Co common
General
Acceptance
Alloys Co
—
5%
5,400
43%
Jan
6%
Feb
Lakey
1,200
103/4
Jan
123%
jan
Lamson
Corp
&
1
•
.
convertible
General Electric
American
preferred
—
Ltd—
Co
dep
r
•
—
■—
10
--
—
28%
5
—
1%
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:
Alden
Glen
Gobel
Godchaux
26
•■■"
800
■
1%
Grand
Manufacturing
Atlantic
Non-voting
7 %
conv
—
Lakes
Hydraulics
Oil
250
■
1%
Jan
Jan
105
Electric
Mapes
Apr
Marconi
63/4
13,700
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
12
11 Va
Feb
/12%
Jan
22 %
Feb
24:
Jan
:
■;
400
3A Mar
60
54
■78
11
46 .•
25%
5,400 /•
12
■
,
1% Mar
—
,
25%
;
%
25
1
2
1
—10c
Co
47%
Jan
Apr
26% Mar
Apr
23%
7 Va
6 3/8
100
6
Jan
153/4
1,700
14
Apr
176
150
179%
135
136
&
Hardart
2%
V
173%
2
Jan
23%
16% Mar
6
2
100
400
'13%
3,900
3
2%
100
54%
1%
200
15
■14%
Jan
10c
Communication
Marion
50
Jan ®
4
Apr
Feb
Mar
Jan
Apr
...
523/4
Jan
553%
Feb
300
1 %
Apr
1%
Jan
3%
Feb
4
Jan
10
Jan
63/4
400
34%
:
900
2%
35%
6%
6% Mar
2
Mar
26 Va
2%
1,900
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
373% Mar
3%
100
7%
1,600
6% Jan
20%
150
"19% Mar
23 Va
Jan
13% Mar
14%
Jan
19%
Jan
21 Va
Feb
93%
Jan
101 %
Apr
70
Jan
9
3%
.7%
Jan
20
20%
20 %?
101 %
21
101
1,500
101%
70
4%
Feb
8 Va Mar
78
Apr
10% Apr
'
;
10%
10%
n%
10,500
14%
16%
12
11%
12
45%'
45%
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
8%
Apr
Jan
1
2,400
16'%
2%
8
2%
800
2
2% Mar
6%
2%
10% Jan
12
12Va
16%
500
/;
Feb
Jan
11%
*
Jan
13%
Feb
453%
Feb
131
<=19%
300
20 3,8
12% Mar
44%
125
__*
20
Mar
13% Mar
-
,
Jan
Jan
18.T
Inc
29%.
5
common
Hydro-Electric
Securities
Hygrade Food Products
X
r
138% Mar
Jan
21% Mar
73%
•
__1
30'%
400
70%
73%
6,200
100%
105
Jan
24% Jan
.
'57,'
•
Jan
30%
'
V
~5V
11%.
5
11 Va
_5
-•100
<
11%
v
,3
Jan
4% Jan
1,500
11
Mar
Feb
73% Apr
4'% Mar
j,
5%
Feb
13% Jan
17%
17
18Va.
1,550
123% Jan
18 %
Apr
Imperial Chemical Industries—
dep
receipts
(Canada)
capital stock—*
8%
8%
34!%
35
5
& Ireland—£1
of
North
~7l I
"7%
~7|J
pfd—100
98»/4
98
98%
89%
89
90
America
International
Cigar
Machinery
International
Metal
Industries
5
International Petroleum
Investors
Iowa
36%
Feb
103%
Jan
800
310
612 Mar
91 %
Jan
83
Jan
1,950
19'
Jan
31
Mar
8
Jan
100
Mar
95%
Feb
19'% Mar
34
Feb
capital stock.*
25%
24%
26%
32,900
19%
Jan
263%
5
11%
11%
11%
600
10 %
Jan
12
3%
"3%
2,400
33%
Jan
4%
Feb
1,700
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
Products
Resistance
Co
10c
;
Service
Jan
Feb
•
Royalty
Public
3.90%
Apr
28%
6,600
•
A
8%
x9%
34%;
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
7% Jan
100;
3%'
1
2%
3
Apr
Mar
1
5%
5%
5 "2
Irving Air Chute
1
3%
3%
3%
12
11%-
12%.
O'Mahoney Inc
Julian & Kokenge Co
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Por-iootimtp*
15c
sage
3S
1%
ill
lit
1%
3%
36%
4%
5
6%
61/4
Feb
Jan
7%
Feb
5% Mar
Jan
4% Mar
3y«
600'
200
Jan
33/8
Jan
42% Feb
36% ,Apr
43% Jan
300
.
50
53/b Mar
11
11
25
2%
2%
13%
2%
13%
6 3/4 Mar
Apr
413/4 Apr
Feb
48 Va Mar
Jan
ll3/4
103/s
8,400
•
Jan
6
2
Jan
Jan
3
Mar
100
13%
Apr
14 %
Jan
71%
66
71 %
11,800
51%
Jan
71%
Apr
24%
23%
24%
300
22%
Jan
24%
Apr
11%
11
11%
900
10% Mar
13
lLVa
13 Va
4,300
11
Jan
13%
Apr
24
23%
24%
1,400
21%
Jan
24 V*
Apr
177/a
17%
17%
200,
15 Va
Feb
18 Va Mar
33
Jan
33
25%
243/4
26
150
22
Feb
26 Va
1
•
•
11% Jan
24%
21%
Feb
Jan
2,200
19
Feb
243/4 Mar
22 %
Jan
25
11 Va
Feb
13% Mar
153/» Jan
17 y» Apr-
800
8,600
Co
Mfg
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Iron
Textile
preferred
Participating
Inc
Brothers
Bumper
Midland
Oil
Co
19 Va
6%
55%
.-—ST'-',
dividend
55 Va
500
is
U-
1
1
7%
17%
13%
12%
13%
.25%
24%
25 %
14%
15%
•
50c
-*
123/4
100
•
103%
33%
32%
Molybdenum Corp
1
Monongahela Power Co-—
/.
4.40%
cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B—100
45%
45%
preferred—,
Canada
& Light 5% pfd
convertible
Pwr
Service
Public
common
Loan
TV
.
/
"
'
253/4
Feb
13%
Jan
153,4 Mar
5 vb
5,150
*
■
'•
•
•
•
/■■
Jan
6% Mar
Feb
5
26 %
233/4 Mar
700
/
7:
Feb
Jan
2
600
Jan
3
4%
1,000
Feb
53/s Mar
313/s
Feb
Jan
2,600
10%
Feb
13
Apr
103 % 104
50
103 Vs
Jan
106
Mar
33%
400
30%
Feb
34%
Feb
46%
7,800
40
Jan
47 Va
Apr
100%
x99
95 vb
10
Jan
Jan
Apr
107% Mar
98 Va
20
102
Jan
103%
Apr
3
Apr
2%
10
172%
Jan
37
25
343/4
Jan
37%
5%
Jan
X7 Va
3 Va
Jan
4
Jan
33/4 Apr
23/4
~7%
23/4
x7 Va
7 3/a
4,900
16%
16%
100
18 3/a
18%
6,200
113
3%
3,',r
18%
550
24,100
112
113
3%
—
—
Jan
Feb
180
200
179
37
17% Jan
105 %| Jan
Apr
Mar
18
.
Feb
19'
Jan
16
Feb
Mar
112%
Apr
3%
%
lV
%
7,100
iT« Mar
1%
Apr
Jan
27%
Ohio Mfg Co
Piston Ring
'
14
Jan
11
179
27%
27%
600
26 Va Mar
28%
Jan,
7%
200
32%
100
yv
7v»
7 »/8
Muskegon
'
24%
Apr
Feb
13
12%
~2%
-1
" *
18% Mar
13%
104%
series
%
Jan
Jan
102
9
common—_2.50
Muskogee Co common—
10
Muter
Company common
—50o
Murray
Feb
13 Va
11%
x99
Society com
Inc
8 vb
7% Mar
Jan
30
3
§Muntz
1
"
:
Jan
13% Feb
250
2%
5
C
100
class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
—*
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6%
cumulative preferred—
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
2.50
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel Si Tel
100
preferred
4.50%
Monroe
6
Jan
Jan
1,000
25%
2%
Jan
Apr
12,100
■
24%
Miller Wo hi Co common—
%
—
—
•
shares
7%
3%
10% Mar
100
18
1
common
7%
17%
23/a
Minnesota
53%
400
Apr
Jan
57% Jan
2% Jan
500
Piping Co
Refineries
Missouri
Apr
5%
common
of
55%
400
113/4
Abrasive
Corp
50
3%
7
Jan
53/4
24%
4%%
6 V,
11%
1
50c
50
Mining
100
5%
ff
Midwest
Mid-West
:v
113/4
Corp
non-cum
Mid-West
8%
Jan
7
.
$1 conv preferred—*
Products—
Steel
Jan
15
1
Petroleum
States
6
1,000
1
Corp
Hone
146,600
*
—2.50
—•
10
Corp.
preferred
Micromatic
3,200
8%
3%
«->«-
1
—
3% Mar
2% Jan
3%
163/4
6%
16%
25e
Iff
common
Jan
7A
.8
1
Corp
Feb
161%
3%
3%
1
i
Co
Apr
9 Va
12 Va
4,300
•
10
1
1
24%
Jan
Apr'
73/4
17 Vb
Middle
Jan
] J Mar
11
13
6%
Jan
700
243/4
■
7/
32
32
vv
.
'
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2Mar
7%
Jan
7
33
28 3/4 Mar
-
:'
5%
14 %
6 3/t
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
*
■
•
19
Inc
National
16%
300
4 3/8
4%
43/4
900
11%
11%
11%
8,300
Co
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
lOo
National Presto
2
National Radiator Co
♦
National Research Corp^—:————J
National Rubber Machinery-—
16
National Starch Products
1
National Steel Car Ltd*
Industries
Industries Inc
—1
-30c
National
Transit
National
Union
Radio
Neptune
Meter
common—
Nestle
Le
common
Mur Co
common
Dominion
Oil
Ltd
New
British
England Tel & Tel
Haven Clock & Watch Co
convertible preferred
Idria Min & Chem Co
4 Vs Mar
New
Jersey
Zinc
Mexico
&
New
4%%
Arizona Land
Mining Co—,
Park
Process Co common
4%
Feb
New
1%
Jan
New
15%
Jan
Auction Co common
New York & Honduras Rosario
New
York
York
Merchandise
2.50
1
40c
100
1
20
50c
25
1
1
'
*
*
25,600
11
<<•
-
100
1%
1%
1
15,000
2
1%
2
13,700
12%
12%
12%
300
20%
7,600
16 Va
16%
16%
1,800
25%
25%
25%
300
19%
18"
^
16% Apr
Jan
43/4
5% Jan
12 Va
4
1%
Jan
1 %
Apr
1%
Apr
Apr
Apr
2 Va Jan
18 % Apr
Jan
15 5/8
10% Mar
9% Mar
I
13% Jan
1% Jan
2'A Jaa
11
Feb
11% Mar
12%
Jan
16%
Feb
20%
Apr.
15 V«
Jan
18% Mar
18%
Jan
26% Mar
26
Jan
26%
3
Jan
-r-
~3%
2%
2
"3%
2
Va
34%
32%
35
3%
3%
4
2 /«
2%
2%
118% 119
2%
2%
118%
23/4
7%
7%
8
1%
1 %
1%
400
1,400
1% Mar
Apr
4%
1 \h
Jan
2& Apr
2,390
115 Va
Jan
122:% Mar
2,000
2%
350
67,800
Jan
Apr
3%
7
Jan
9%
Feb
Feb
Jan
1%
Apr
43%
8,700
36%
Feb
14 5/s
2,000
11%
Jan
l'A
1%
2,900
3/4
Jan
45
10%
10%
100
22%
247b
9,550
100
Feb
1
13%
9
Apr
3%
42
9
35
24%
300
1%
9
Feb
Apr
13,800
14 3/8
22%
Feb
33/4
2%
3,400
42%
•
*
10
10
2,200
18%
11
2
18 Va
■
2%
17%
2 Va
1
*
1
25c
Phoenix
National
16
Dehydrating <k
Alfalfa
Jan
2% Mar
16%
1
*
Namm-Loeser's
National
h"
'
Corp
Nachman
3%
v
900
16%
800
-
1,900
8%
83/a
24%,
11%
New
Jan
—
24 5/a
24Va
8%
—•
33/4 Mar
'
.
—
.
12%
Menasco
3
'
£1
17%
Feb
Jan
Apr
•
.
Co
&
6%
1%
Feb
Jan
.1
& Co common
Dredging common
Johnson
Apr
2,800
3Vb
24%,
Mead
5%
Apr
5%
9 Va
173/4
7
36%
(A G)
McWilliams
500
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
3%
23%
Apr
1%
400
223/»
12%
6,300
3V8
8,100
4%
22 3/a
90% Mar
3%
10c
.250
"4%
j
5
Jan
*
14 3%
Jerry
4Vb
2,000
3,000
12
Jan
600
1
common
"4%
4%
4%
8%
15% Mar
2,000
9%
173/4
S
10
New
Jeannette Glass Co
"4%
9
11%
New
•
17
12
97%
84
100
4%
4%
9%
Ltd
Co
New
Co—
preferred
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v tc
Ironite
Inc
43/4
17%
1
National
registered—£1
Apr
Feb
Shovel—
Power
Milling
•
6%
•
National Fuel Gas
common
4%
Feb
;
National, Bellas Hess common
'
•'
Feb
Jan
5%
1,000
Mar
.
I
ZUnc Co
-
200
104 Va 104%
100
—
14%
4%
500
Apr
3
Jan
2%
-
15
—•
Apr
200
•
Co__
Feb
26%
1%
10
2.50
5
1
—•
2%
Jan
3%
2%.-
Feb
100
6
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
(J W) Inc common
Apr
1%
6%
11%
4%
Mays
Metal
3%
1
—
Baking Co
(Harvey)
International
Jan
International Marine
Mesabi
3% Mar
Feb
2% Mar
22%
100
1
Oil & Refining capital stock—*
& Manufacturing Co
5
International
Jan
13%
Consolidated Mfg Co—
Jan
19 7/a Mar
7:7%
Feb
:• 12% Apr
543%
54%
1%
Lock
Co
3 '/»■ Jan
1%
7%
If
Michigan
Jan
850
26%
23%
"7%
common
preferred
Insurance
10% Mar
Jan
4-%
Co
.
Imperial Oil
12% Mar
53/4
—S
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common—
1,800
26%
*
t
Horn
American
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
413/4
Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co
Midland
5
25c
&
Hardart
Illinois
16
12
400
233/4 Apr
Jan
13 V,
13%
-10
182% Mar
20,300
*-•
14%
,
common
common
Inc
•
Jan
153/4 Feb
.—1
—t
136%
16,200
-
12%
14%
—
common
Products
Co
(Geo A)
Humble
6% Jan
1
132
•
Steel
Hubbell
100
—
8
164% ft*
40
12%
12%
34%
Co_,
<fc
Hurd
Va
'
Service
Public
Maine
Michaels
/ *
179'%
*
:
Horn
5%
7
Co_
McKee
%
14%
/
15%'
1
preferred
Hoe (R) & Co class A
:
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Hormel
7
■■
■
Feb
Jan
6 3/8
1
Inc
convertible
Herder's
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la
Apr
Jan
73/8
common
Mfg
600
Jaiv
9% Mar
Jan
1%
23
11
(The)
Mar
24%
2%
preferred
5%
1,100
3%
15
Chain
86
363/4 Jan
18%
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules
23%
3% Mar
34 %
9% Jan
A
49
130 ./
6%
preferred
Higbie
2,200
1
Jan
600
•
4 %
iT<f
-10
Jan
26
2%
A
5%%
"%
~
1%
McDonnell Aircraft Corp—
47%
17%
Corp
Co
Jan
r
54
21%
46
2%
Inc
Rubinstein
Class
42
I
Jan
40 %
.
U
Jan
800
1%
—
97/B
Apr
1
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
1,700
23%
52
2%
.
Lithographing
Dept Stores
Heller
Jan
23/4- Jan
29 % Mar
"'J
13% Mar
7%
Light
Co
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries
Mining
343/4
200
3
li9o
—
class
Mackintosh-Hemphlll
24%
6%
L5
Brewing
Helena
50
3,600
29 3%
2% Mar
Inc
(R G)
.,'Tft
-
Feb
Jan
18%
Co—
Harvard
Hearn
40%
2%
293/4
100
1183% Mar
Apr
Jan
50c
Organ Company
Hartford
Hecia
40%
2%
293/4
1
1143/4
Midvale
H
■
Laboratories
Hazeltine
40 Va
1,900
Corp
Lynch
19 %
1%
Brewery
2 V# Mar
100
Co—1
^
Apr
11% Mar
Jan
~~i% J^n
27-,400
Mar
$2
Havana
Jan
-1
23%
9c
Inc.
Western
Lamp
12 3/4
-1
73A
22%
•
100
Leases
.%'■&:
Hammond
Jan
,50c
Shipley
&
1,200
11%
2
Grocery Stores Products common——5
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
•
Hall
10%
2%
Co——.
Lodge
8 34
1%
Tea—
stock
Chemical
&
Freehold
Haelan
12%
10 VB
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co/—
Louisiana Land & Exploration:—
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
23/a Mar
23%
8
Pacific
&
Great
Griesedieck
12
44%
Steel
Locke
Feb
29
",■■ 13/a Mar
8Va
63/4
pfd—25
1
Co
common
Greer
Gridoil
Apr
12%
B
12%
50
4
Co__
preferred
1st
Class
2,800
23
1
common
Varnish
Rapids
Manufacturing
Great
Apr
39 Va
123/4
University—
Groceterias
Loblaw
Jan
107%
V
•
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Gray
9%
Jan
8
Vb
conv
Tourneau
8%
23 Va
•
class A
Manufacturing
Gorham
Jan
30 %
2%
preferred
Realty common—i—i.
2%
5
Consolidated Mines—i
Goodman
100
1,100
1,600
10
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
b% cumulative preferred:
Feb
53/4
Jan
32
Goldfield
Le
Mar
9
Jan
'105
10
10
1
preferred:
prior
$4.50
Apr
9
38
12%
Co
Extension
_2%
—_1
B
Inc
Inc
Sugars
7
•.■■-
T%
8%
10
class
1%
18
Jan
7%, 8% Jan
". 600
116% 116%
2%
*
Co
(Adolf)
Feb
5iV Mar
.
—
—
•
-
Coal
Union
Globe
-
& Co
Distilleries
Glenmore
13%
16
•
common
Co
Gladding McBean
Feb
1% Jan
i%?jan
i:,,
of
Sessions
cum
Lefcourt
Feb
11%
102 3/4
1
Corp
'
—
,
_*
1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
(A
14
Jan
Jan
9
2%
& Machine
Delaware
Foundry
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
10%
"
,77— ■'.:•■
v
28% 28%
107%" 107%
1% ,1%
1%
116%
Georgia. Power $6 preferred
$5
preferred
Gilchrist
100
—• —
Apr
109%
Jan
: Jan
3
__
Outdoor Adv 6%
pfd
100
/
Plywood Corp common—,
50c /
preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred
* .;4
General Stores ^nrpnrat.inn
■■■-:. v /;
Gilbert
106 Va
.
.
200
■
-
convertible
Mich
1,500
-1%
1%
l%f
£1
General
Gerity
Apr
10%
Lear Inc common
24
Jan
»
rets
Finance
General
5%
10
2,800
6
11%
1% - 1%
—
21%
4,900
11%
11%*
25
ord reg
Corp 5% pfd A.
General Fireproofing common
.
General
514
6
1
—
Corp
General Builders Supply Corp com.—1
5%
Feb
37%
37
="''■'"
—
—0
Ltd
Mines
;•/ 12%
233/4 24
109 J 109
24 V
•
common
Gellman
General
11
2%
104%
12%
Laclede-Christy Company
L'lAiglon Apparel Inc
1 % Apr
Vrt Jan
La
Gatlneau
650
13%
Jan
Feb
Apr
i.
;
Vil
'
Brewing Co
(Geo
13
9
2%
263% Feb
33 %c
20c
1
v
Stores
(The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
Lamson
Fuller
600
Apr
Jan
9,100
37%
34
23%
Co
Kropp
Apr
71
350
High
•
10
5
common—
(I B) Rubber
Hotels Corp
Kobacker
.
*
Low
2%
7.50
Co
Kleinert
Feb
72%
7
Emil)
(D
2 V,
—1
M Co Ltd
Kirkland Lake G
5% Mar
9%
■>*,
County
Kings
7 26% Apr
5%
6
Co
_—
20%
Range since Jan 1
High
104%
8
-•
8
•
50
1
1
10
Inc
Co common
(Walter) &
Kidde
lVs Feb
46%
deposit receipts bearer
(Peter)
Jan
5%
1
37%
Co
Kawneer
t9* Jan
47%
Inc
2%
*
& Electric 4%%
Gas
Kansas
4% Apr
8,100
Shares
Ltd—
of
American
2% Mar
100
26%
4%.
1
Canada—
Co
Motor
Apr
23% Mar
10
voting___
Motor
23 Ya
2
American deposit receipts ord reg—£1
Ford
i7«
■
for Week
Low"
1
pfd—100
Corp..:
Motors
79,800
1
4%
non-voting
B
Jan
Jan
17
26%
„
Kaiser
8
__2.50
-
Inc
Co
Tiger Line
Flying
Ford
(Phila)
Inc
Sterling
Fishman
—*
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
K
Mar
"
•
"
1
Jan
17%
Sale Price
High
105
Feb
2
36 V.
43A
Ltd^—25c
Fargo Oils
Fire
Instrument
&
Camera
6%
36%
.10
—
101%
2,300
A
Pipe Line common
Low
20
g
Warrants
Eureka
High
* 104
Week's
Last
STOCKS
iy2
l
16
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
__
10c
—1
1
$1 or 25c
common
convertible
7%
APRIL
ENDED
for Week
100
1
5
WEEK
Thursday
Range
Par
pfd
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
<
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
$2
Week's
Last
93/4
20
7%
43% Mar
15% Mar
1 Va Mar
Jan
52
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
Apr
27
Feb
Feb
9
Apr
I .">
2
Commercial and
The
(1748)
Financial
Chronicle
...
Monday, April
19
american stock exchange
..RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APJRUU
.
Thursday
Range
Mines
Niplssing
North
Penn
North
3,400
1%
4 Vi»
5,900
(\
10,600
38:,a
1,200
78
37%
37 %
1 7
2
2
1
2
8
4
Servomechanisms
Apr
Va
1,000
2 Va
5%
Jan
Jan
Yt
Feb
1% Jan
37%
Apr
2% Mar
41%
Jan
Leather
20 %
Shawinigan
3%
4
4%
100!»
2|i
Feb
24 Va
Feb
Sherwin-Williams
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Shoe
Jan
91%
Apr
Sicks
95 %
Jan
100'a 100%
50
101% Mar
o
Ohio
Oklahoma
Old
cumulative
40c
United
"Oliver
Olympic
Filters
Radio
B
class
20%
20
20%
87
84%
87
16
Feb
75%
Jan
8%
1.10O
8 Va
Feb
6%
6%
19
275
8%
6%
600
16
———1
Inc
-
Va
4
Securities
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
Apr
17%
Jan
Feb
Boss
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
17%
Jan
South
43 % Mar
42%
1,900
37%
Jan
14'
14
%
100
13%
Jan
Penn
Southern
5%
Pacific
Can
Co
19
1st
6%,
6%
1.300
Jan
19
35%
2,300
33 %
Jan
36% Mar
32%
700
30%
Jan
33
29%
28
redeemable 1st preferred.
29
redeemable 1st pfd series A—23
6%
19
35%
32%
1st pfd—25
6%
17%
35%
1
common
Electric
preferred
1st
4.80#
Pacific
preferred
30%
800
28
Jan
30%
red
1st
;
preferred
27%
Jan
28% Mar
Spencer
600
27%
Jan
28% Mar
Stahl-Meyer
28%
28%
100
26%
Jan
98%
Jan
105
97%
Jan
105
104%
Northern
Airlines
Petroleums
$1.30
1st
&
Tubes
class
Co
Water
Boys
Power
Co
(The)
Governor
Pinchin
Ltd
Pratt
&
&
Inc.
41,100
4%
Jan
6%
i
26%
Jan
26% Jan
28% Mar
73
Jan
53
~4
Jan
Feb
54%
Standard
Co
Service
—
of
Co
&
com
Raymond
Class
A
Pile
5 'A
.
1,200
200
5%
13%.
..
common.
.14
7,000
3%
Jan
5% Feb
Corp
Anns
Feb
5%
Feb
5%
Jan
8%
30
Feb
Mar
8% Mar
5%
Jan
12% Jan
14
Feb
41%
Feb
1,700
36%
Apr
Jan
3% Mar
64 %
400
60%
Jan
65% Mar
15%
15%
4 %
15
1,000
14%
Feb
16
Apr
6 %
6%
400
5% Mar
6% Mar
4%
.
4%
300
3%
4% Mar
23%
503
"ill ~1%
9,800
2%.
2%
830
23%
1%.
2%
68%
C7%
68%
36%
36
7%
Jan
22% Mar
1%
Jan
26
Jan
1%
&
Inc
Stein
(A)
Co
2
Jan
3
Light
Engineering...
Inc
Valley Gas
(Texas Corp) vtc
♦
1,303
65%
Jan
69%
700
33%
Jan
38 % Mar
3,200
2%
2%
100
3%
203
3%
5%
3%
2% Mar
6
1,900
2%
5%
36
44
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
23
Jan
3
%
1 %
"9%
3
1 %
41 %
Jan
45
Feb
3,000
16%
Jan
20%
Apr
27%
28%
300
25
Jan
23% Mar
14
14%
4,000
13
Jan
14% Mar
13%
Feb
14%
I'/a
1%
900
5%
6 %
4,000
1
Electric
Feb
1,200
2% Mar
3:
Feb
1 %
1%
Jan
11%'
9%
9%
203
2,000
10%
Jan
(The)
Corp
Oil
Russeks
Fifth
Co
101% 102%
34%
__
111%
10
Apr
Jan
Thiokol
Thor
A
23%
23%
50 %
50%
Co
Co
Jan
Apr
16%
Feb
38% Mar
Jan
24%
Apr
Jan
3%
Jan
51%
1,100
24%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Inc
&
Light
Co
Brick
Thorofare
Tilo
Tishman
Shoe
common
3%
Feb
Jan
18
Apr
15% Mar
Feb
9%
9%
Jan
500
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
3
1,200
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
400
20%
Jan
22 %
Apr
9%
Jan
20%
Apr
Jan
31
Jan
21
600
21%
:
18 Va
11,000
"
100
26
300
9%
17% Mar
Apr
19%
Feb
5
5
900
4%
Jan
9%
700
x9%
Jan
10
20%
Feb
25% Mar
~3%
"3
"3%
800
13%
14
150
9%
5%
2% Mar
14
3%
Feb
Feb
17
Feb
Feb
Jan
12%
400
10%
Jan
12
12%
350
10 Va'
Jan
13%
Feb
55%
56 %
500
52'%
Feb
56 Va
Apr
xl2% xl2%
6,900
12 Va Mar
14%
Jan
12%
*
■
103% 108%
50
106
110
Apr
24
Jan
11
% Feb
22%
3,800
10%
10%
700
12%
13
700
12
23
23
100
21
900
7
Slocks
8%
1
19%
..
8%
20
400
5
__
Feb
Feb
21%
10%
25c
Inc
14%
9% Mar
21-%
1
Allied
12%
12%
.20
Realty & Construction—
Tobacco &
12%
56 Va
1
common.:
21%
Mar
Mar
18 Va
39%
Feb
Jan
...
16
24
Jan
0% Mar
Jan
20
Jan
Mar
/',44% Feb
Jan
■
Tobacco
Security
Trust
Lid—
Co
>
5 ®g
Mar
.
.
f.
■:
6
-
*
Mar
'
% Mar
20
50%
70c
Corp.
4%% preferred— .100
99%
Shipyard
Toklan
def
rets
Corp
common
Tonopah Mining of Nevada....—_
Trans
Empire
Lux
1,500
1,200
99 %
100
2,100
600
5
5 Vb
53,200
22%
*
•
2,;,
3%
5 Vn
Corp
1,500
2 l/a
3%
22
22%
450
2
warrants
Inc
1 %
i'rf
1 %
IIIi
Corp
Temper
Trunz
51 Va
4 Va
98%
3%
1
•
Ltd
Oils
50%
4
4
Royalty
Toledo Edison
1%
44%
3%
Jan
57 Va
Jan
4% Mar
Feb
Jan
94
12 Jan
Mar
101
-
__
1%
Jan
1%
2
Jan
2%
Jan
2% Mar
3%
Apr
Jan
5 Va
Apr
13%
Jan
22 Va
Apr
16%
•
— —
5% Mar
Jan
7%
lo
33
~oia
34%
8%.
B
6,000
25%
7%
9 % Mar
Jan
19 %
Feb
4
.
Aircraft
United
Jan
Feb
34%
Apr
United
Milk
Feb
United
Molasses
United
NJ
United
Profit
100
1%
Feb
2% Mar
90
£i
2%
89
Jan
5
~~
18%
18%
609
"20%
17%
19
20 %
700
18% Mar
37%
Jan
2%
99
Jan
Mar
9 Va Mar
20 %
Jan
20 Va
Apr
9,000
32%
Feb
37%
Apr
12
12%
1.000
11%
Apr
13
Feb
12%
13'
3,900
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
5 V8
%
100
5
18%
19%
400
14%
Jan
19%' Mar
2%
3Va
700
2%
Jan
3% Mar
5
5
500
5
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
series
of
Corp
Co
&
•
registered
47%
46%
113
1%
1
5%,
.
-5 V8
3,800
5%.
-
38%
Jan
7,300
7%
110
Jan
4%
Jan
600
Co...
i2.50
3?
43
113
6%
Jan
2%
1,200
2%
Jan
19%
3.400
15%
Jan
20 Va Mar
21%
class
International
20%
Jan
23
Corp
Universal
Consolidated
Insurance
Products Co
common
Sugar
Valspar
$4
Corp
Apr
Jan
30
221
Jan
'98% Mar
89
y,
Feb
6Va Mar
Feb
36
/< 8% Jan
11
3%
5 it
236
Jan
Apr
Apr
% Jan
5% Mar
36%
Jan
43% Mar
170.
36%
Jan
40
10
Apr
14%
Jan
4%
4,900
Mar
;
11%
500
3%
3%
6,200
17%
17%
1,900
17
Apr
19
-Feb
64%
50
62
Jan
69
Jan
49 %
3.900
39'%
Jan
49%
8%
3,100
6%
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
48%
48%
96%
96%
5%
5%
5%
%
1%
200
1 %
1%
1,200
66
67%
400
56 y4
Jan
67% Mar
26%
27%
450
23Va
Jan.
27%
Apr
28
Apr
2%
.2%
2,700
3
Feb
8
•
1
1
50c
1%
67%
97
125
2.000
10
Jan
88
5 Vb
Apr
1% Mar-
jg Jan
22% Mar
2%
2%
Jan
8%
97
Apr
Apr
Apr
7V8 Feb
2VS
Jan
1%
Jan
Apr
11
Apr
32%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
6 Vs Mar
3%
300
3%
5
5%
2,600
4%
24%
Jan
12%
Jan
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing
14
Feb
26 "4
3%
Vinco
Jan
23 Va
25 Va
Venezuela
9% Mar
Apr
Jan
26%
Venezuelan
Jan
Jan
Petroleum
Syndicate
Corporation
L_
Inc
20c
1
Co
5,000
10
•
13%
13 %
Feb
Mar
24 %
74
1
Jan
7%
2%
7
5% Mar
22% Mar
24
Co
82
800200
23%
Feb
1%
5%
24
Jan
Vanadium-Alloys
5%
•
6
Mar
5%
5
Steel
2
12%
6%
preferred
200
850
11%
1
common
convertible
1,000
1,100
32% Mar
4% Mar
42%
39 C
8
3.100
14
234 %
41
10
—<
li7,;
13%
Jan
Jan
5
%
10
Oil
2'/a
13%
233
38%
1
Co
common
6%
12 %
500
%
38%
*
common
Reclaiming
6%
1
7%
6
41 %
1
2%
13%
500
Jan
94
64%
warrants
400
Feb
33%
33
10c
Securities..
with
21%
1%
8% Jan
4%
—•
B
1%
%
6%
preferred
1st preferred
Stores
Feb
Feb
2%
2%
18%
6
33
1
.
and
Rubber
38% Mar
Jan
2%
14
2,000
25
common
Corp
Foil
Radiator
Feb
Jan
25
common
U 8
U S
Feb
4%
Jan
Apr-
19%
•
.
Ltd.'
see paee
,
48
25
5%
10
U S
United
96%
_5%
25
U S
2%
Jan
3 %
33%
75%
100
common
Machinery
convertible
$5
96%
5%
10s
Canal
Conditioning
Finishing Co
Utah-Idaho
1
•
common
Air
$4
200
Ltd—
Sharing
United Specialties
U S
50c
20
Preferred
U S
3.500
100
common
preferred
United Shoe
4%
37%
8%
•
A
Omaha
Products
rets ord
RR
4
3G'/«
4
a
Products
dep
10%
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
i2i'
Amer
4
37 =
California—
Elastic
2%
4,100
of
Yards
United
Jan
2%
Co
——
5
•
Co
preferred
Stock
Jan
1%
22
$3.75
Union
2%
10c
Corp
Canada.
%
Jan
1,300
200
98 %
35%
Feb
9% Apr
27%. Apr
1% Feb
26%
1%
37%
8
1%
26%
2%
2,200
9
Feb
of
Oil
7% Mar
Jan
400
Corp
Chemical
Union
Jan
4%
"7%
Realization
Unexcelled
Investment
*6%
2%
—IIIIIl
Jan
13
1—5
Inc
Union
300
""1
~25o
Co—
common
For footnote?
pfd...
$4.56
Corp
Markets
Roofing
Gas
5%
98%
"I
50o
Seaboard Western
Airlines..!.!H~~ 1
Securities Corp General
III"l
See man Bros Inc
II„!•
Oils
Apr
Apr
2%
5% Mar
9%
I—1
common
Chemical
Union
400
~7%
1
i.
Co
4%
32%
•
common...
54% Mar
7
2%
II
22%
44%
6%
1
(Del)
Fisher
Inc
Feb
5s
5%
nr,/
Petroleum TIHill
Sapphire* Petroleums Ltd..
Scullin Steel
Jan
2%
5
common
Universal
Inc
4%
29% Mar
2
£1
7
1
Oil
6% Feb
2%
mrni
B
common
common.
Corporation
den
50
98%
1
common
Corp Ltd
Jan
9%
21%
19
Universal
St Lawrence
9%
4%
1%
1
Co
Apr
Feb
Feb
3
*
registered.
Feb
F.IIlOO
—IIlO
Co
common
Aeronautical
Inc
Apr
9%
1
registered.
3%
Ltd.......12%
common
Il,25
Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
800
18
deposit
Jan
14
13%
13
18 Va
deposit rets ord
35
24
400
8
2%
16%
13
25c
Amer
xl03
100
3%
20%
Amer
Jan
350
3%
—
30%
Feb
Jan
15%
300
100
18%
Apr
31%
24%
,
5.800
30 %
9%
99%
151/4
5%
4%
32 %
18%
14%
300
24
24%
5 %
3%
32%
30%
Jan
300
34%
4Va
_•
Cement
Die
class
B
Technicolor
Todd
102
Ave
Ryan
'■<
„
*1
,
Jan
8
g
Steel
M
5
L.
Corp
Electric
Power
Mar
1,400
Inc
Class
Tampa
Shovel
10
"
Talon
Texas
11,400
,V
&
Oil
Thew
45
1 %-•
11%
3
Tool
Finch
Jan
Jan
100
a
Superior
Jan
9% Jan
8% Mar
9%
9
1
Field Inc
Royalite
Selby
2,100
19%
•
common
Portland
3%
40%
200
9%
Co—
Gas & Elec 4%
pfd
Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
Rome Caple Corp common
Scurry
44%
19%
1
Drug common
Supermarkets Corp.
6%
40% Mar
Apr
44 %
8%
9
Ii
I—50o
Rolls
&
43
1
(S)
Superior
Jan
19%
10c
Sun
Sunrise
Feb
•
common
Co
1%
Jan
44V4
9
;
&
9,900
4%
2%
8
com
Stroock
Ray
14% Mar
Jan
2
1
common
Corp
Inc
& Shop
20
Feb
•
Co
(Hugo)
Stop
Jan
11%
Feb
8
111%
.5
1
Rochester
Sayre
common.
B
Co
B)
18%
Mar
7%
21%
Stlnnes
Swan
36 %
6% Mar.
(J
3%
250
1,200
2%
10
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine
Sterling Inc
500
19%
13%
1
Corp
ordinary
Corporation
&
4
'
19
1
:
Canada
Feb
6%
III
Co
3%
Jan
13%
1
Jan
3%
6%
1
Argentine Mining Co
Schick
1
20
Jan
64
6.23
Radiator
Savoy
common
100
6
37%
1
Grande
Fvan
5%
■
1
37
37%
_
Rowe
50 Va Mar
Jan
"7%
14
Inc
Richmond
Rotary
Jan
4%
7%
loo
Remington
Roosevelt
41%
~7%
10
B
(Robert) & Co
Reliance Electric &
Rio
400
7%.
..1
Reis
Rico
49%
49%
Feb
Mar
u
Investment
common.
Concrete
Rlce-Stix
6% Mar
49%
9
*
Standard-Thomson I Corp
Standard Tube class B
True
Pump Co
Shoe Co
Regal
25% Mar
Jan
7 %
g
Reading Tube Corp class A
Reda
26"% Mar
Feb
5%
8%
21%
& Utility
Packing Co
1
Jan
24%
26%
28%
Jan
JO
R
Rath
25%
100
300
600
7% Mar
Mar
50
1,500
Parts
Co
Railway
Jan
5%
Corp..
class
Tri-Continental
Power
46
50
26%
preferred
Products
Trans
Quebec
48
Mar
8
32% Mar
25%
Steel
iq
Manufacturing
47%
8 % Mar
Jan
Jan
5%
20% Mar
26%
Jan
51/2
28%
251/b
Jan
i
7%
500
3,000
26%
13%
•
1,200
7%
31%
47%
25
2,000
100
Timber
common
7%
Jan
Feb
31%/
29
1
19%
_•
7%
7:.
3%
"5%
35 % Mar
18%
_•
preferred
Pulp
7%
Jan
Apr
Jan
18%
:
'Apr
4%
31
•
7%
5%
18% Apr
35% Jan
3%
4%
1
4%
Colorado—
cumulative
Sound
Pyle-National
10,700
Jan
15% Mar
30% Mar
32%
(The)
1
—
4%
...
1,900
of
—2.50
B__
4%
4%
1,700
9,200
35
Co
.100
Nevada
300
18%
32%
25
Steel
•
class
5%
17%
31%
34%
preference—:
Starrett
3% Mar
Apr
Apr
*
38
Mar
1
5%
4%
33%
Jan
Jan
21
—•
3 % Mar
27
Jan
Mines Ltd—1
Corp of
5%
1
Apr
27%, Apr
34%
Corpi
preferred
Power
Common
Feb
Apr
100
iKyj
Convertible
Apr
Feb
25
26%
6,200
18%
Feb
400
13%
*
America
"4%
32%
23%
%
600
Va
26% Mar
16% Mar
28
5J0
2.50
common
of
Providence Gas %
Pyrene
6%
1
Co
East Dome
4 % %
5%
—10
common
300
37%
Packaging
Standard
•
common!
of Canada
Metals
Producers
Puget
2% Mar
5
preferred——
Prosperity
Public
Feb
Jan
fi
l_25o
Alexander
Prentice-Hail
Preston
20%
1%
50
common
common
Lambert
Pressed
Standard
71
1
Mining Co
1st
Standard
105 % Mar
300
shares—10s
Wine Co
Scale
Corp
6%
12% Mar
Jan
300
•
Corp common
Lake Erie
Valley
Pneumatic
Power
Jan
101%
5,900
1
Pittsburgh &
Pittsburgh
Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Powdrell
Oil
8%
25
"1%
10o
Ltd
106 % Mar
200
16%
27%
Industries
28%
1
Amer
Mines
Aircraft
Polaris
Standard
1%
(Mass) __20
Common
Johnson
Gold
Pleasant
Feb
2%
Dredging
convertible
12,000
103
1
Pioneer
Jan
32%
16%
Apr
37%
19%
2.50
89% Mar
Mar
25
~4'/a
•
Peppered Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle Corp
Phillips Packing Co.
Phillips Screw Co
Piper
Mar
Forgings
$1.60
Stetson
&
Jan
6,600
1
29
19
1
-
74
1
Standard
28%
2.50
common
800
•
Standard
1%
2
Corp
42 % Mar
6%
.—25
19
•
Jan
8% Feb
17
preferred
Co
Mar
28%
1
Ltd
40%
27%
1
1
Corp
Inc..
Apr
106% Mar
21%
I
Corp
Plymouth Mills
Traffic
Pierce
11%
103
1
A
600
8 6'/<
32
12.50
2
Company
Co
Co
Pennroad
Pep
%
11%
2
Jan
Shoe
21%
share—1 Bol
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
2
50
•
B
Patchogue
Penn
4.900
11%
103
vtc_.2 Bol
A)
41%
84
3%
1
2
Pen
Patican
104
2 Va
•
(C
330
•
common
Petroleum
Chemical
...Class
100
common
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Amer
Paramount Motors Corp
Parker
pfd
preferred
Page-Hcrsey
Pancoastal
Park
1
—
5%
Service
220
104
1
Ltd
Light
105
% 105
104% 105
104
104%
•"
Public
Jan
28% Mar
•
•
Power
Royalty
1,500
preferred
Pacific
Southland
%
preferred
Pacific
Feb
28%
cum
Pacific
Jan
4%
*
4.32%
cumulative
preferred—
4108 %
cumulative
preferred
Southern Pipe Line—i
—.
28
dividend
Pacific
Apr
Mar
28 %
div
preferred
13%
28%
$4 75
$4.50
Jan
15%
preference
convertible
28%
28%
$4.40
Lighting
5%
100
£1
preferred
cumulative
28%
25
4,000
3,700
26%
Edison—
convertible
4.48%
29
5%%
7%
18
common—.
California
4.88%
Pacific Gas &
Co
original
4.56%
P
Oil
Jan
6%
32
20
Manufacturing common
Coast
Corp common
15
16%
~4%
.—•
—1
South
Feb
41%
42
9%
20% Mar
98
Jan
ft Mar
13% Mar
7%
Publications—
0%
Feb
1J# Mar
4%
5%
26%
1
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common.——
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone
Corp
•
50% Mar
110
;
2
:
common
Jan
102%
16%
2
$3 convertible preferred—
16%
1,700
■
—1
—
G
Apr
200
•
b
Feb
%
■
•
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10»
Overseas
50
16
3%
3%
Inc..——;--l
Telev
&
4,700
3%
1U Apr
■
Omar
Jan
105% Jan
300
—•
preferred—
Jan
44 Va
230
-23
1
..—7
common
Corp common
2%
75
112
112
Gas——_——7.50
Natural
.
Company
Town
3,600
50
106'/a 108 %
106%
»0o
Ltd
Oils
Okonite
•
100
preferred
4 %s
Power
3%
50
50
14
High
3%
32%
85%
•
Ltd
Breweries
Co
400
2,000
10
X41
41
•
class A
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Slmmons-Boardman
common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
3 lis
3%
80«
Corp
Canada
of
America
of
Corp
3%
100
Jan
18%
Jan 1
Low
16%
•
preferred
l7/e
900
Jan
7%
~5%
25
common
3,700
Ve
14
9
.
Range since
High
3%
%
•
.
Power
Water &
Sherwin-Williams
Class
Okalta
common
2,400
22
3%
3%
20c
i
Shattuck Denn Mining
Silex
Ogden
Inc.
87%
in
21 5 8
Shares
Low
1
common
Safety Control.————10o
8errick Corp class B_—.—-———1
Seton
A
Corp.
Apr
2
Jan
Radio
for Week
Sentry
2
pld—100
4'/*%
Pub Serv
Ind
Northern
Feb
1%
1
50
Co
RR
22%
4
I
1
Airlines
Northeast
Jan
21%
1
American Rayon $3 preferred.50
Canadian Oils Ltd
25
Central Texas Oil5
North
16 %
21 '/a
ll
Amejr dep rets ord shares
Norden Laboratories Corp
North
9,400
21%
Ltd—
Products
Metal
Apr
Sentinel
B
4
Par
20%
900
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Jan
203a
—————-—J
Inc
Lites
Non-Ferrous
Low
Week's
Last
American shock. Exchange
Range since Jan 1
17
20'/«
*
•
STOCKS
,
High
20%
;
common
Pond
Nilcs-Bement
Noma
Corp
Share
Niagara
Shares
Low
Par
Thursday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
r
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
200
30%
15
Feb
Mar
1954
Volume 179
Number 5317
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1749)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Thursday
*
STOCKS
'
Week's
Last
Par
WEEK ENDED
Aircraft
Low
BONDS
Range since Jan 1
High
Low
Wagner
Baking
preferred
7%
Waitt &
Bond
voting
~7
ext
etfs
.100
Inc
Tiernan
&
Waltham
Watch
Webb
&
Inc.
Co
Ward Baking Co
Wasatch
Corp
$6
Western
Tablet
&
1%
8%
8%
400
8
Jan
9%
1
1%
158 %
3%
'1,000
pfd
•
preferred
Inc
16%
24%
24%
17%
Jan
24%
Jan
7'A
700
10%
Jan
13%
30,800
%
Feb
11%
225
2 %
10
17
11%
11%
42
44
10%
15 %
Jan
17
Apr
13 Vb
45%
1,100
Interest
Period
8%
lis
2,900
1970
A
Western
of
N
or
Sale Price
1993
Elmira
Water
Ercole
Murrelh
Lt
&
with Nov
A6%fl
ex
Finland
Nov
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
1
6s
&
1953
with
ex
A Italian
RR
AMansfield
19H3
Midland
New
Valley RR 4%
England
Nippon
Power
mortgage
6%s due
—
—
6%%
3%
1941
AO %s
97
19
«8%
A6%s
6%s
1953
1963
3%s
ARuhr
6s
Water
3 %s
1st
A
rer
1960
Corp
6%
3s
deb
conv
3s
B
1965
Corp
Btinnes
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Terni
2nd
with
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Aug
s
3%s
1970
trust
1966
Penn
90%
103.41
100.50
103.39
3
f
s
1953
coupon
coupon
101.12
99.21
101.35
101.11
56.43
115.64
56.54
115.90
100.38
103.26
99.16
101.21
101.00
103.11
56.79
116.61
100.24
103.42
99.20
101.19
101.01
15
313.77
103.03
56.78
117.00
100.24
103.31
99.05
101.17
100.94f
•
Averages
Closing
Apr.
Apr. 13.—
Apr.
53.53 Apr
15
53.34
Low
47.32 Jau
4
101%
99%
for
ended
week
88%
84
.
103
125
135
148%
88%
62
193.9
246.8
4-1.3
250.1
222.7
217.6
4
1.7
221.2
193.2
273.7
4
249.7
2fFi7
Non-Durable
'
Goods
211.9
211.9
131.4*
Finance
and
Mining
____
.
"New
276.6
216.5
0.3
131.4
124.6
—0.6
265.7
1.1
--0.1
219.5
266.0'
Service
i
219.5
209.5
0.1
266.0
233.1
131.0
218.2
Utility
Trade,
101
+
4
98
high.
Transactions at the New York Stock
100
1
97
100'/a
99%
99%
101
106
106
107%
103
103
101%
104
Jan-July
104
97%
103% 103%
$90
$91
99%
102
93
9>
Stocks
Number of
Week Ended Apr. 16,
103%
93
90
Shares
170% 171V2
—
Bonds
$95%.
95
—
2,332.560
3,240,000
Thurs. Apr.
2,204,820
3,294,000
616,000
1,787,400
-
15
.June-Dec
—„—
3,917,000
Holiday
8,345,400
$14,92v),£00
$9,000
$2,022,000
$12,889,500
Jan. 1 to Apr.
of
shares.—_
7,033,130
8,345,400
16
,,
1954
,19 53
133,570,354
128,103,589
1953
1954
Stocks—No.
Bonds
U.
S.
$1,000
$5,500
Government
$9,000
$83,000
431,000
343,000
2,022.000
2,642,000
46,291,100
Bank
12,889,500
12,098,000
233,305,100
$14,920,500
Railroad
31,693,240
225,702,600
$14,823,000
$280,032,700
$257,739,840
Foreign
$30
—
3.645,000
7,000
Week Ended Apr. 16
$93
—
3,482,500
384,000
Fri. Apr. 16
International
;
$3,870,003
405,000
90
?30
"
•
Sales
$2,000
$3,257,000
3,098,500
$617,000
2,020,620
Mon. Apr. 12___—
Total.
171%
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Wed. Apr. 14
Tues. Apr. 13____
173
152%
18
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Total
United States
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
92
81%
153
J170% 173
1954
101
$100
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
102%
106
198.5
"
1037.
101% 101%:
$101% 102%
Low
213.9
276.6*
Goods
88%
$101% 102%;
100
-1954-
High
O.a
221.2*
_
Transportation
135
66%
38
with highs and lows
Change
April 2, '54
213.9*
250.1*
—
Durable
136%
133
prices based on the closing prices of the common
April 9, 1954, for composite and by major in¬
155%
135
102 % 103
■
Feb-Aug
1956
16
100
1953
1956—
2
44.40 Sep
with the preceding week and
as follows (1939 = 100):
Manufacturing
93%
133
the
April 9, '54
101%
93%
132
49.80 Feb
Low
Holiday
Percent
103%
$123
High
53.53
15--
16__—
for lf)5»
Range
53.43
for the current year are
91%
101% 101%
154%
1954
for
High
14
Apr.
Apr.
Range
53.25
12
dustry groups compared
102%
Co—
1947
101.39
;
105%
99
$93
April-Ocl
1940 coupon
1
1
4#
Bond#
99.17
SEC Index of Stock Prices
150
103
102'/«
1102% 104
—
April-Oct
1946
1940
T#tal
itle®
102.02 1
92
85%
10
90%
Jan-July
and
Industrial.
Corp—
gold
1941___
May-Nov
Traction
I960.—.
5s
Newspaper Union
Jan-July
*.$116
120
—
96
—
96%
133%
128%
120
—
—Feb-Awp
.
__
Total
132%
.93
43
96%
$105
106
103%
105
$110
Jnne-Dec
/j/«*-rw
1959...
6s
—
120
—
June-Dec
1945.
Corp deb 6S ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Western
1C0.49
10
Utll:
102.34
Composite
103% 103%
__May-No®
Wasatch
West
115.60
103%
102
13
150
1101
Feb-Aug
1989
5s
f debentures
mtge
1971
1946
1
Industrial
A6%s
ABs
Dec
Dec
89%
92
.Aurll-Oct
3s
Aug 1 1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
United
56.45
Fri.
143
Feb-Aug
1970
ex
United
101.84
°
Industries—
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
3%s
5s coll
stamped
A6%s
Rails
303.98
Corp—
stumped
3rd
Stinne3
Bros
Inc
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Ralls
Mon.
145
Jan-July
1973
(Califl
Electric
&
trials
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
91%
81%
26
1154
Feb-Aug
Gas
Gas
&
Stock®
50
133
103% 103'/a
—
1962-Jan-Jwly
.—Mar-Sept
1978
Gas
G)
ltle*
102
49
142
189%
103%
Feb-Aug
(A
roads
311.76
96
141
1137
$93
1976
Starrett
.
__
$117
D
Spalding
Grade
309.19
115
98 %
90%
89%
1143
May-Wop
series
Southwestern
Grade
—
stocks
May-No®
3 %s
E
Indus¬
122
Feb-Aug
Counties
93%
115
122
April-Oct
1981
1976
California
65
Thurs.
96%
154% 154%
$122
C
series
Util-
13
$30
series
Southern
Second
Rail¬
Dale—
130
90%
1998.Jan-July
—_
series
Southern
First
The SEC Index of stock
.+—Feb-Aug
Gas Co
Edison
3s
10
10
141%
...
1954
1973..,
M
-Bonds—
Totel
106%
141%
April-Oct
2%s
Zs/s%
104%
52
-Mar-Nat
June-Dec
1960
coupon
Power
California
series
and
Averages
14
100 V4
1110
April-Oct
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Boutiiern
12-
65%
94%
102
Aprll-Oct
Corp 6%s A 1953
Housing Corp 6%s 1958—
Harbor
,
IB
67%
58%
140
Jan-July
1968
Gas
ARuhr
6
Co-
Public Service Electric &
cmII
of
20
Wed.
145
Jan-July
to
for
r
certificates
Over-the-Gounier Industrial Stock
Ltd—
1947 coupon
1
Electric
Transaction
April
91%
1140
May-No®
1940
1
r
April
101%
64%
65%
196
Jan-July
Oct
Oc t
ex
A Prussian
65%
102
April-Oct
Hydro-Electric
with
range),
April
18
10
90%
1110
Afay-Nov
1970
s
Piedmont
Safe
~~
liq tr ctfs.
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
;
year's
z Ex-liquidating dividend
transacted during current week.
'
193
1961
extended
1953
in
Ex-rights,
flat.
above—"cod,"
309.39
3 30
1963.
3%s
1st mortgage
mortgage 3s 1971
1st
y
trials
::: 93
Jan-July
May-No®
.
Power
Ohio
1952
Trust
7s
Electric Power Co
A 1st
No.
106%
1952
coupon
Smelt
&
included
sales being
no
the
are
9
'
1946
7%s
5%
High
105
+
june-D"
1970
4s
1947"coupon
Min
4%
Indus¬
Jan. 1
100
June-Dec
Power Realization
ALeonard Tletz
13
150
63
June-Dec
3%s
1940
I
I
4%
in
104%
Mav-v^*
1953
Western
Nov
Nov
4%
10
Range Sins®
Low
£65
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
5%
Stoc ke
April
Bonds
132
May-No®
1953
So St Rys 5%s 1938
A7s
4%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the Mew York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
April
101%
197
Mtge Bank 5s 1961—-Mar-Sept
Power
s
38
year's range),
d Ex-lntereet,
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
b Ex-
range),
(not
Ex-dividend,
x
Tues.
1956
coupon
34
5%
(not included
receivership.
used
Jan
1
May
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
A Hamburg
Elev & Underground
Isarco
2
Sold
High
Jan-July
Mar-Seyl
1940 coupon
debs
Mountain
Guantanamo
5s
1947
1
transaction
range),
traded
in
Apr
150
90 %
90 %
Map-Not
;
1965
RR
Residential
AGesfuerel
year's
being
Elec Mlg Co—.
A6%s
Green
10%
99% 100
Jan-July
1993
B
3%s
45
4%
(35 Stocks)
A
series
4s
Fuel
1
4%
transaction
Division—
mortgage 4s series
&
in
delivery
RR—
mortgage
Gas
Bonds
listed
Week's Range
Last
june-n#*
series
Authority 3%s 1978_
Jan
1U Jan
Boston
&
46
39%
32
79
32
5%
.J&n-Juiy
included in year s
(not
Under-the-rule
n
Date
Low
1st
45
32
Apr
150
A 1st
44
-
_Juti-Juiy
1919
Jan
Jan
103% 104
J
45
..Jan-July
2012
2s
A)
Deferred
a
transaction
Below
Jan
11 %
10%
"l%
"l%
37
42%
30
•
104%
36%
$46
Stock and Bond
Feb
323/a
June-Deo
Eastern
6%s
Jan
107% Mar
800
'/a
Quar-Feb
-
2%
12%
Feb
2,800
11%
43%
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998.
Lackawanna
1997—
(Plan
+* Jan
Feb
250
17
3
g
Ltd
2%s
100
87/e Mar
Jan
%
102%
American Stock Exchange
Lack
__
__
Apr
ii
Thursday
Transit
__
105 %
$38%
Feb
13%
%
10'%
41
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum." cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificate#;
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
3% Mar
11%
BONDS
Edison
.Mar-Sept
.June-Dec
§ Reported
£1
Chicago
1
Jan
Ltd—
Hargreaves
$104
Wl..
stmpd
Abbreviations
Jan
5% Mar
l
6%
Delaware
3s
value,
included
A
8% Mar
21 %
Jan
16
fig
High
V*~
$64
.Tune-neJ
$Thursday's bid and asked prices;
Apr
Feb
Apr
.
100
deposit receipts
preference
Wright
Odd-lot
Jan
Feb
11
1
e
Jan
8 %
U34
-common
Low
41
__
$67
.June-Deo
1921
par
19
4%
13%
29
pfd
Vis
"No
(not
6
4%%
A5
principal.
3%
8%
,_l
Lt
Jan. 1
No.
$67
E
Government
Jan
500
"5%
8 %
1
^Russian
Jan
2,400
I'/e
5
-May-No®
.Aprll-Oct
Range Sine*
Sold
$78
...
1047
1927)
series
fund
Janeiro
de
35
26%
7
2%s
f
s
11%
20 % Mar
$40
uuue-isei.
Bonds
High
Mar
Apr
2.200
of Oct
Sinking
183% Apr
Mar
Thursday's !
Bid Si Asked
(Republic oft—
Rio
Feb
6
Jan
16
1.400
8%
23%
8
American
,
113%
Jan
25'A
%
common
(P Wl
Mar
9'/8 Mar
475
8%
Industries Inc
Woolworth
775
9%
17
1
Ltd
Woodley Petroleum
Jan
4%
Co
&
4%
109
2,700
I
Newspaper Machine
Woodall
9 %
16%
—_l
Inc
Petroleums
Jan
32% Mar
9%
7s
(Issue
Extl
Apr
175
1
preferred
Wood
60
5%
2-5
.
Co
&
Products
Pwr
110
5%
•
com
Oil Corp
Corp
Brothers
110
5%
pfd__100
fl
Stores
1%
165%
156
__1
conv
&
3%
— —
•
1st
Jan
Peru
Apr
Apr
3% Mar
280
3%
Apr
14 Vi
255.700
157
Feb
%
1%
1.25
Stationery
Auto
5%
7%
158%
Whirlpool Corp
Wisconsin
1,150
•
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Wilson
14%
or
2%s 2008— -May-No®
Mortgage Bank 01 Chile 6a 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark •»« 1079
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Jan
13 %
(Plan A)
stamped 1951
A
Jan
10
Wilricli
25
Apr
20
(R C)
Jan
1
Inc
Williams
21
9,500
Coal
Willson
25
1%
Westmoreland
(Win)
4,000
23%
A7b
16% Mar
1
Westmoreland
5 % %
Jan
1% Mar
Jan
»«
8%
1%
White's
110
Apr
Jan
12'
100
10c
Utilities
River
108
14%
•
Maryland Ry
(The!
20
108
14%
warrants
Western
Wichita
stamped
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
Jan
1%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Whitman
7%
1
common
Knapp Inc
Wickes
Feb
23%
series preference
Wentworth Manufacturing
Texas
6
—1
$6
West
108
—
-30
Sale Price
low
3% Mar
—I
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace
Jan
3,200
~7%
Last
Period
High
2%
—
Interest
American Stock Exchange
AMedellin
—
Week's Range
Thursday
Shares
Maranhao
Co
IS
for Week
w
Waco
APRIL
f
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
111%
107
110
997/a
$100% 102%
Transactions at the American Stock
102
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Week's Range
or Thursday's
BONDS
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
20-year 7s April 1946
A 20-year
7s Jan
1947..
April-Oct
Tan-JnW
ACauca
(Germany) 7s 1951_„
Valley 7s 1948
Central
Bk
of
A6s
series
series
German
State
&
Jan-July
B
1952—
Feb-Aug
1951
April-Ocf
Municipal Loan 5%s 1955—May-No®
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
AS
f
Cons
secured
Munic
6s
(City)
Ger
A
Hanover
(Prov)
6%s
A
Lima
City
7s
1947.:
.....Feb-Aug
1947
AHanover
(Peru)
Low
High
____June-Dec
7s
1939
May-No®
1949
6%s stamped
—
99%
—
—
—
—
--
—
Mar-Sepl
—
Bonds
$41,000
141
—
36,000
36,000
108,003
671,535
48.000
38,000
17,000
103.009
637,565
57,000
57,000
9,000
123,000
$103,000
$491,009
....
....
—
$135
—
105
97%
99% 99%
21
21
dll2
115
100
100%
140
142
119
119
$54% —
^
Total
$157,003
472.725
13
$46,000
—
.
—
140
—
_
142
-
16_———
Fri. Apr.
2,354,059
Total
$187,000
Holiday
$201,000
—
Week Ended Apr. 16
__Feb-Aug
1958
—
$78
„
Bonds
Wed. Apr. 14—
Tues. Apr.
572,234
12_—
Banks—
Cons
AGerman
—
Foreign
Corporate
$70,000
36.000
Mon. Apr.
Jan. 1
No.
$93%
__
mne-Dec
Prov
A
A6s
Danish
Range Sine#
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
1954
Government
Domestic
ol
Week Ended Apr. 16,
Thurs. Apr. 15—,———
High
$93%
__
Foreign
(Number
Bank. (Col)—
A
ABaden
Sold
Low
1
Mortgages
Agricultural
Bonds
Bid Si Asked
Thursday
$97
96
—
16
4
4
23
11
10
2
—
105
115
96
117
99% 102%
17%
21
1954
Btocks—No.
of
1954
1953
2.354.05S
2,022,735
35,878,727
37,003,805
$187,000
shares
$213,000
$3,193,000
$3,875,009
201,000
434,000
4,681,000
7,581,009
103,000
104,000
1.925,000
2,052,009
$491,000
$751,000
$9,799,000
$13,508,009
Bonds
Domestic
105
135
93
123
Foreign
142
125
51
Foreign corporate
137
119
61
1953
Jan. 1 to Apr. 16
Total
...
government
1
32
The Commercial
(1750)
34
and Financial
Chronicle... Monday,
April 19, 1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
16
Thursday
Boston Stock
Exchange
Thursday
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
100
Tel.
American
Tel
American
Woolen
&
*
164 I/4 165 %
High
Low
2,100
155%
165% Mar
Jan
19 %
18%
19%
840
15%
Jan
20%
Apr
35%
16%
909
29%
Jan
36%
125%
80
124
Mar
127%
Jan
"50%
49%
50%
762
49
Jan
52%
100
5%
5%
6%
291
5% Mar
7%
Boston
Personal
125% 126
—*
Hecla
5
Co
29
8%
29
8%
8%
180
26%
Jan
160
7%
Jan
10
93%
95
*
27%
27%
62
10
Cooper Range Co
Common
8%
9%
285
;
National
*
167
47
45%
47
30
22%
23
*
—
51%
110%
53%
Jan
95
28
*
10%
39%
Jan
Apr
45 % Apr
63%
108
50%
Jan
64'A
Apr
10
40%
42%
60
40%
Apr
45%
Jan
56
56%
$17,137
63
Jan
BONDS—
Cincinnati
4%s_
Trans
Jan
8% Mar
44
55
.1998
56
-
Jan
356
49
Mar
53%
New
York
Detroit
Stock
Exchange
86%
Jan
110%
American
Jan
9%
6%
35
6%
76%
78%
290
64%
Jan
78'/a
Telephone:
50
29%
Jan
34%
Apr
Jan
Apr
40%
41%
589
37%
Feb
42%
23%
24'A
100
19%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
120
11%
Jan
13%
Apr
5
13%
14
180
13% Mar
18%
Jan
8c
8c
13c
Feb
14%
15'/a
Detroit Stock
28% Mar
Haven
New
&
Hartford
RR„100
Norbute Corporation
14%
118% 119
118%
22%
23%
80c
22%
2.50
80c
7c
500
Mar
15% Mar
Allen
Electric
Altes
Brewing
1
31 % Mar
80c
50
2,000
94c
Apr
Pacific
Reece
23%
RR
50
>.
16%
Rexall Drug Inc.-
699
1
6%
Rubber
25%
Feb
Big
'18%
Feb
Bower Roller
230
Feb
Feb
7
Association
_•
19%
19
Torrington Co
-
.
"21%
Jan
Bear
Burroughs
22%
22%
23
*
25%
25%
26%
18
System
Mining Co
325
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
1,800
24%
Apr
28 %
Jan
Consumers
Westinghouse Electric Corp..
$4.50
Davidson
Bros
12%
12%
165
11%
Feb
48%
49%
1,708
44%
Jan
51
Mar
Detroit
&
40%
42%
675
36%
Jan
43% Mar
Detroit
33%
33%
34
255
29%
Jan
34%
Apr
Detroit-Michigan
48%
48%
50
44
Mar
48%
Apr
Detroit
Steel
Steel
12
12%
92
12
Apr
13
63
65%
S58
50
Jan
65%
13%
Jan
STOCKS
Apr
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Par
Laundry
20'
j.
Carey
10
Champion
Paper
Cincinnati Gas Electric
Cincinnati
*
common
Cohen
(Dan)
Shares
Low
High
Drug
19%
110
17%
Jan
19% Mar
41%
47
32'/a
Jan
41%
20%
Feb
23%
Apr
Jan
72
Apr
Jan
77
Mar
Masco
Screw
Apr
Mount
Clemens
47'A
76%
76%
399
69%
4%
4%
877
16
16
4
20
16
4%
Feb
20%
20%
20%
170
18% "Jan
20% Feb
36%
37
344
35% Mar
38
1,300
;8%
Feb
11%
Apr
6,845
28%
Jan
31%
Apr
2%
2%
100
2%
Jan
'
;
207
55
44
111
42% Mar
*
77%
Jan
59
75%
77%
677
68
1
20%
58
20
Jan
•
14%
14%
89
12'/a
Lansing
10
62%
62%
29
60
Jan
•
Cyanamid
29%
29%
20
29
Mar
—10
American
Radiator
American
Telephone & Telegraph
48
Apr
.
62%
Feb
30%
Jan
17%
15
13%
Jan
164'A 104"%
5
100
48% Apr
17% Apr
252
155%
Jan
*65% Mar
48
17%
164%
48
American Tobacco Co
25
60
60
62
Anaconda
50
35%
35%
10
Mining
20
44
90
58%
36%
283
42'/a
1,214
Mar
Feb
65%
200
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
3% Apr
CM
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Feb
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15%
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660
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15% Mar
650
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Jan
17
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Mar
3
Mar
30%
Jan
36%
Jan
42 %
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3
3
200
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5%
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197
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40%
Jan
10%
14%
14%
14%
129
11%
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14%
Apr
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60%
61%
25
50%
Jan
61%
Apr
Chesapeake & Ohio
25
34%
33%
34%
231
33%
Jan
36%
Feb
Chrysler Corp
25
61%
61%
62%
138
56
Feb
64% Mar
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96%
111
78%
Jan
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30
30%
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Feb
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27%
28%
155
10
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Curtiss-Wright
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1
9
100
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7
38
38%
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118% 120
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10% Mar
37%
16
106
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Jan
39% Mar
120
Apr
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55%
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100
15
Mar
1% Mar
2,000
Los
15
Mar
1%
Jan
41%
41%
30
107% 109%
185
86%
Jan
109%
Apr
47
Jan
39% Jan
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Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range since Jan 1
Apr
8% Mar
238
1%
Feb
"•Par
Admiral
Aeco
Apr
42% Mar
General Electric
•
109%
General Motors
5
68%
68%
69'A
431
59 %
Jan
69'A
Apr
International Harvester
♦
30%
30%
75
28%
Jan
31%
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13%
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13%
Feb
14%
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60%
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57%
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Apr
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American & Foreign Power (Un)
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Corp
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Dayton Power & Light
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5% Mar
Apr
41%
5
15
15
1%
1
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Apr
34
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Jan
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Armour &
6% Mar
11%
16 Vb Mar
Apr
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Jan
Apr
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31'A
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55
Ashland
Jan
Apr
44
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6
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110
11
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21
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Apr
Mar
64% Mar
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Packard
Procter
56% Feb
1,685
1
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237/b
22%
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Randall class
660
24%
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Lakes
Hoover
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High
68%
76%
Jan
8
for Week
68'A
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62%
Manufacturing
General
22%
50
18
24%
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Ealer
10%
37%
12%
27%
Jan
6% Mar
1
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10
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Transit
Apr
15%
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8.50
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27%
61%
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19%
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155
260
42% i 43%
Navigation
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22%
19%
200
7%
20
10%
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1
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17%
110
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12%
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Thursday
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24%
•
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Apr
Feb
17
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65%
11%
3%
Jan
17%
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12%
12.50
15%
7%
5
Power
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17
4% Mar
Jan
27%
5
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3% Mar
11%
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25
Union Twist Drill
United Fruit Co
3%
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3%
Mar
Oct
6%
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Chrysler
Shawmut
Range since Jan 1
High
3%
-2
-
—
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—-
Markets
Apr
Feb
1
78
19%
6%
2.50
150
Products
Shares
Jan
15% Mar
23%
80
16%
1
.—10
-
14%
16
*
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Folding Machine
Metal
American
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
122% Mar
115
Sales
Range
Par
22% Mar
80
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
13% Jan
2,407
Exchange
Thursday
Baldwin
Pennsylvania
2-5525
Jan
23%
England Electric System——20
New England Tel & Tel—
100
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Apr
34%
6%
41%
New
Exchange
DETROIT
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1
—
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STOCKS
Nash-Kelvinator
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Midwest
Exchange
Apr
45%
34%.
77%
Stock
Jan
748
377
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Kennecott Copper
National
Jan
Feb
79
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Gillette
29%
8% Apr
22%
35
22%
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78%
50
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100
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:
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Jan
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35%
Boston Edison
Cities
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100
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Boston & Albany RR
&
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Calumet
Shares
Low
165 %
Par
for Week
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
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Week's
Last
STOCKS
•
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&
Chemical
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Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
Radiator
(Un)
Feb
American
Smelting & Refining
Feb
American
Tel
American
National
New
Cash
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Packard
•
23
58%
Jan
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21%
12
19%
Jan
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Apr
♦
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71
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37
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Jan
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Apr
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22%
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Steel
31%
31%
52
28%
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31%
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82
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41%
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Bandini
Bankline
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Jan
'
(Un)
(Un)
18%
Atlantic
Schenley Industries
Timken Roller
Viscose
15% Mar
4
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28
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Anaconda Copper
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pure
71
•
Central
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18%
17%
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9% Mar
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Barker Bros
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565
1
3%
2.95
2.85
Jan
14
14
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14%
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2,420
11%
Jan
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12 %
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13
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10
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3.50
Feb
;
Number 5317
Volume 179
...
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Int'l Tel & Tel
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6 % Mar
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Apr
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Mar
8%
290
22% Mar
120
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—
17%
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10%
1,320
-
Feb
-
7
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100
10
9%
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Jan
41% Mar
Jan
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Mar
Jan
75%
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.
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60
Jan
59%
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21'A
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Apr
Shares
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—
3
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v
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Mar
3'%
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Feb
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•
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc (Un)-
Feb
'59%
Feb
r-
Montana-Dakota
for Week
Low
-10
Mississippi River Fuel
Jan
17% Mar
Jan
50V8
1
(Hn)--.
Corp
12 V«
Jan
8
1
Sale*
Range
«f Prices
Sale Price
Par
High
'
Week's
Last
STOCKS
.
17 (4 a 17%
a
(Un)——.
Steel
16
Range since Jan 1
High
10%
Instruments
Beckman
"i Bethlehem
APRIL
ENDED
for Week
«f Prices
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Thursday
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FOR
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Sale Price
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-
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Jan
Jan
Jan
65(4 Jan
,
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April
(1752)
19, 1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
APRIL
WEEK ENDED
16
Thursday
Midwest Stock
Bala Price
Steel
Acme
5
10
*
Co
D)
(J
Admiral
Mfg
Co
Aluminum
Affiliated
Gas
Akron
Brass
Castings
Equipment
Mfg
Laboratories
Allied
American Airlines
American
J
(Uni
Tobacco
Class
A
48%
Aplr
200
20%
Jan
22%
75
15%
Apr
17%
Feb
700
19%
Feb
21% Mar
9
200
22%
22%
Kaiser Alum
*"5%
Feb
.10
Jan
8
Steel
Power
9
400
7% Mar
974
Apr
100
4%
Jan
5
Apr
3%
100
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
Kennecott
300
25%
Jan
Apr
Knapp Monarch Co
30
12%
13
800
11% Jan
40
41%
700
36%
41%
48%
48%
300
43% Mar'-
24%
24%
200
23%
Jan
26%
27%
2,200
21%
Feb
27%
5,000
13% Jan
>18%
Apr
30
1,800
Feb
156%
•
Feb
61%
61%
100
58
11%
12%
200
48%
Apr
25% Mar
10% Jan
65%
Laclede
Gas
Lamson
Jan
17
300
10%
Jan
11%
30%
30%
200
29%
Jan
31% Mar
25
Jan
27V2
Apr
20%
Jan
23
Apr
26%
Jan
33
Apr
27 %
27'A
27%
22%
22%
23
800
—
32%
32 V»
51%
19%
13
23
74'A
3
51%
19%
13 'A
25
78
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9
16%
7%
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&
—
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13
23 %
77J/a
—
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—
5
4
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—
10%
17%
10
& Libby
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9Va
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1
16%
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Oil Co
*
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McNeil
Libby
Lincoln Printing
.
Feb
Lion
class
Louisville
Gas
&
of
Elec
Ky
13% Jan
450
Apr
Feb
11»
Jan
19% Jan
13'A
2574
Apr
Apr
78
Apr
700
-Feb
2% Mar
7
*
3%
177'2
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9
Jan
Jan
133
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Apr
39 Vb
4 y;- Jan
>
100
Jan
17y2
Jan
32%
1,100
Apr
10
15% Mar
2,500;,
Feb
1074 Mar
Jan
89%
Jan
7%
9% Jan
50
Feb
3
"■
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15%
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3
300
5%
Apr
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64%
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5%
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700
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1
47
300
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200
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38
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v
131% 133
Lindsay
Jan
14
University
(Un)
Extension
Salle
La
Lonergan
11%
13%
100
33'Ac
Kropp Forge Co.
Apr
165% Mar
Feb
Co
Drug
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Copper Corp (Un)
Apr
17%
18%
164% 165
Katz
13'/a Feb
41%
5
High
1,600
11
—
1
—50
8.75
1
1
*
1
preferred
Light (Un)
&
4%
29%
—25
common—
Low'
17
11 Va
10
(Un)
Chemical common
&
convertible
Kansas
4%
30
10
Range since Jan 1
High
16%
Apr
15%
21
Shares
10
Light Co
Laughlin
&
Jones
3%
1 111»
.—
Feb
Development-
Oil
Amurex
45
&
Power
Iowa
High
300
-
for Week
of Prices
Low
17
11
*
3.50
*
Electric
&
Gas
9
4%
1
American Machine & Foundry
7
American Rad & Stand San (Un)—18%
American Tel & Tel Co
100
164%
American
47%
9
12.50
American Cyanamid Co
American Investment Co
Low
High
47'/a
Illinois
Iowa
Range ■Inc* Jaal
15%
*
1
;
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Can
Shares
20%
22%
1
(Un)
Alleghany Corp
47%
1
5
1
50o
Corp
Advanced
of Prices
(Un)
Co
Power
Interstate
for Week
Low
Par
Laboratories
Adams
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Abbott
Par
International Tel & Tel
Sales
Range
Sale Price
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
A
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Apr
674
Feb
45 74
Jan
Apr
Apr
'
Anaconda
50
(Un)
Mining
Copper
35%
42
10
5
Ashland Oil & Refining common——1
$1.50 conv 2nd preferred
*
Athey Products Corp
1
Atlantic Refining Co
10
(Un)
(111) common
Steel Corp
Armco
Co
&
Armour
Washer
Avco
Corp
Mfg
5%
%
3%
Corp
Corp
Borg-Warner
common
Biscuit
Carr-Consolidated
Celanese
Cenco
of
Corp
Centlivre
Brewing Corp
Central
&
Central
Illinois
South
West
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)—
Chicago
Corp
common--—
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Cleveland
4%',;
Co
Cliff's
Iron
Clinton Foods
Coleman
Columbia
Gas
$1.32
3%
3%
200
61%
2,100
50%
Jan
61%
12%
12%
250
11%
Jan
12%
3
21
21%
300
19%
84%
84 %
200
75%
2
2
15
13%
11%
300
17%
17%
1,800
17
17
13%
24%
200
2%
18
Jan
13% Feb
%
1,800
34%
500
26%
Apr
1%
Apr
21%
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2Vs Mar
23%
24%
Feb
19%
150
Jan
Jan
21'%
33% Mar
1,000
62%
2
Jan
25%
3% Feb
400
21%
18%
300
21%
Feb
Feb
Jan
3G%
Apr
Feb
60%
Apr
62 % Mar
Jan
Modine
200
10% Mar
12%
650
11%
12
61
62%
1,400
56%
Jan
64% Mar
95%
95%
200
81%
Jan
S5%
Chemical
20%
20%
Feb
Mar
Apr
700
17%
Jan
79
79
150
72%
Jan
58%
58%
100
54%
Jan
58%
Apr
24%
Feb
29
Jan
26%
Apr
28
25%
26%
25%
100
26%
27%
500
Apr
79% Mar
,
&
Dodge
Dow
Muter
Mar
National
National
Lead
National
York
New
American
American
Pacific
Northern
States
Oak
Packard
Pan
Parker
Eddy
Paper
Electric
14%
Jan
41% Apr
40%
40'%
1,100
37%
Jan
40'A
Pepsi-Cola
1,500
-
350
Jan
19%
Apr
Jan
22%
Apr
54 %
Jan
63% Mar
19%
22%
1,000
59%
59%
100
15
15%
2,600
A
46%
it
3,500
A
Apr
49
1,250
40%
Jan
15%
&
Apr
Apr
18%
1,100
16%
Jan
18%
Apr
65
29%
400
547a
Jan
65
Apr
100
27
Jan
29%
Apr
3%
3%
3%
3,600
10%
10%
400
9%
30%
30%
30% 1
19'A
200
27%
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1
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10
1674
15%
17'A
10
16%
153a
—
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10
16%
15%
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1574 Mar
49
18%
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RR
Jan
13%
64%
29%
18"%
—
1
4
Jan
Jan
11
Feb
Jan
31 y* Mar
100
13% Mar
20% Mar
19
3 % Mar
17
10
Apr
16
Mar
18y4 Feb
600
13% Jan
16% Mar
33'A
33'A
33%
300
37'A
33%
35%
32%
37%
33%
63%
1,300
3
Mar
Mar
250
200
900
1
(Charles)
35%
35%
400
29%
Jan
35%
Apr
5%
35%
10
Nav
(Un)
1
5
Corp
5%
100
5%
Apr
6'/a
Jan
Potter
30
__
11%
10
(Un)
30
Co
-11%
11%
25%
Jan
30
Apr
Public
1,300
7%
Jan
11%
Apr
Pullman
Jan
13
Apr
Pure
36%
38 Va
12 y2
Jan
11
500
10%
36%
37%
500
33%' Jan
9%
Service
11
(Unt
Oil
&
II
9%
Jan
400
104%
Jan
Apr
RKO
55%
300
46%
Jan
56
Apr
Raytheon
127%
Jan
145
Jan
34%
Jan
42
Apr
140
140
143
42
41
42
1
210
5
Mfg
Co
1,100
55
.10
350
1
15%
15%
600
.—5
;
6%
6%
200
10
Auto
10
10
10
15% Jan
5%
16'A
100
9%
Feb
7%
100
6%
2%
1
(Un)
*
common
Corp
ill
2 %
1,500
10%
69
68%
69
1,800
36%
36%
37%
1,050
31%
-6
(Un)
31%
100
49%
50%
300
5
___20
—
__
5074
1
Li
700
10 %
5
Utilities
108'% 111
1
5%
Co
100
Theatres
Corp
Jan
7%
Apr
2%
2% Jan
(R
Richman
St
41% Jan
477'2
Apr
59V2
57%
300
43%
Feb
59%
Apr
29%
29%
29%
400
28y8
Jan
30% Mat
300
4%
Jan
28
27%
28
900
22%
Jan
28 y4
10
17%
51 %
39%
100
874
Jan
10% Mar
200
14'A
Jan
17%
700
47% -Feb
1,600
Bros
800
5%
1
*
17%
51%
10
3838
*
Co
20\a
25%
25%
Louis
Jan
III
National
Stockyards
Public Service
52%
53
12%
13
1,300
12% Mar
25 "2
19%
62%
3,200
20%
Jan
25 V2
Regis Paper Co
Schenley Industries
600
15%
Apr
22%
Apr
Sears
Jan
Serrick
59
Jan
69
Apr
Signode
31%
Jan
38 Va
Apr
Sinclair
28%
Jan
31 %
Apr
Socony
44%
Jan
50 Va
Apr
South
63 a
Roebuck
&
Jan
700
57% Mar
62%
Apr
100
13% Mar
1474 Feb
Oil
Bend
1.40
Co
5%
Feb
Jan
Southern
Co
46%
Jan
55 % Mar
Southern
Pacific
*
34
34
200
30
Jan
450
16%
Jan
2174
Apr
40'A
2,000
32%
Jan
4174
Apr
42%
2,500
35'A
Jan
4274 Apr
5
26%
26'A
24 %
Jan
26%
16%
16%
26%
16%
250
5
300
15%
Jan
17
*
41
41
42
200
3674
Jan
45% Mar
1%
174
100
*
Works
(Un)
Co
lUn)____
9%
10
700
14%
100
21%
21%
450
2%
900
10% Mar
14% Apr
21% Mar
61 (A
6074
6174
700
53
Jan
61% Mar
81%
82%
400
68 V2
Jan
82% Apr
82 y4
85
600
72%
Jan
85
Apr
37%
3874
1.500
32 V2
Jan
387a
9%
974
400
9%
Jan
10%
Apr
Feb
19%
Feb
22
Jan
9%
_|_
Standard
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
of Indiana
California
25
N J
(Un)
15
Oil
Co
(Ohio)
10
Railway
100
90
90
6
90
Mar
90
Mar
18%
19
300
16
Jan
21J/8
2 %
•
18%
2%
Jan
2%
Apr
3
13%
13%
13%
400
12%
12%
12%
600
12% Mar
55%
57%
800
46
Jan
2074
Feb
Stone
10 Va
1074
100
14
Jan
Corp
(Un)
1
Studebaker Corp
I 15
Jan
Sundstrand
Apr
Sunray
19%
,
57 y4
Container
4%
4%
500
4
26%
26%
26 %
100
23
20%
20
20%
450
17% Jan
22% Jan
8% Mar
19% Mar
•i 20 %
1
1
3
25
8%
~2
25
Mineral
&
Co
Packers
40
25
8%
20%
150
500
100
40
40%
950
24%
10
24%
100
37
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
21% Jan
18
5
Mar
Feb
26%
Apr
20%
Feb
25 74
Apr
10
Jan
40 74
Apr
Apr
24% Mar
&
Texas
23%
22%
23%
47%
48
Trane
Truax-Traer
Apr
Union
Carbide
•27%
250
26
28% Feb
Union
Oil
30%
1,900
27%
26%
30%
30%
35%
35%
200
39%
40%
1,800
12%
12%
300
39%
40
300
see oaere
40%
15
22
43
Jan
2234
Apr
1934
16%
Jan
1974
Apr
44%
44
44%
1,800
417a
Feb
45 y4
Jan
1,200
57%
Jan
70
Apr
17%
Jan
69%
68%
70
18%
18'%
1934
1234
12%
13
1,800
12%
Jan
13
50
48%
50'A
2,550
36%
Jan
50 74
29
25%
Jan
29
Apr
2%
18%
29
23a
18%
100
—
3,800
Feb
3
Mar
15%
15%
100
20Va
20%
500
1
(Un)
1
1
2%
Film
1
__
20%
28%
Mar
31
Feb
28% Jan
35%
Apr
Jan-
40 Va
Apr
U
10%
Jan
13
Apr
U
387a
Jan
40
Mar
Jan
United
S
Air
*
60 Ya
60%
*
77 V2
78%
j.
_10
California
Lines
Inc
Corporation
Gypsum Co
S Rubber
U S Steel
(Del)
Co (Un)
Corp
common
2
15%
25
(Un)
__
i_
1
5%
20
136 V2
L._—5
*
—
45
19%
Apr
Mar
Apr
18% Apr
Jan
15%
100
Corp
Corp
Carbon
United
35%
of
&
1,100
Apr
18
Feb
20% Mar
22% Mar
59
50
Mar
48
15 Va
2,100
2
Salle Street
24
Jan
4,400
19%
common
Coal
Century-Fox
Jan
18%
22%
19
2
Corp
41%
18
22
5
Radio Corp
Continental Corp
La
Jan
18
*
Co
Co
(Thei
Transamerica
20th
Feb
2274
l
(Un)
Trav-ler
Tri
10 Va
Apr
25
Tool
18
*
Chemical-. 5
(Un)
•
Co
Jan
18
22'A
_5
(The)
Edison
800
1,800
*
Ltd
Corp
Power
Toledo
Jan
600
1
Tool
Co
Co
Thor
208 So
1
International Shoe Co
8%
20%
*
International Nickel
Apr
Mar
25
Machine
Oil
2
IV* Feb
1,000
1
17%
9%
2074
17%
300
1
5
i8
18
Equipment
Corp
10
International Harvester
20%
Stewart-Warner
13% Mar
___2
5
Co
Jan
Apr
40%
Oil
Co
Mar
42
Standard
Steamship
14
34% Mar
0% Jan
13% Feb
61
55
51% Mar
100
41%
Standard
Indiana Steel Products Co
Apr
26% Jan
Jan
20%
15
Standard
common
39%
14'A
21%
413a
Feb
Bartlett
24
Apr
51% Mar
-
.
Feb
1
(Un)
Lathe
200
24'A
xl5%
14%
l
Apr
Huttlg Sash & Door
35%
*
Oil
1,400
25'A
19'A
62%
common....
Strapping Co
5%
'
5
.
Corp
Vacuum
12%
12
(Un)
Corp class B
Steel
*
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27
Co
Apr
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class B
Mar
Hein Werner Corp
(Walter E) &
5% Mar
10
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38%
5
25
Heller
5%
50c
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J)
53%
25
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10%
9%
(Uni
America
Remington Rand lUn)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
Jan
88
200
100
Brewing Co
Apr
38%
47
5974
27
Heileman
Jan
38%
36
8%
38%
27
Corp
Jan
9 7a
400
46%
1
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10%
Apr
Jan
8
8%
•
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of
5%
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Apr
Mar
50
9
8%
Apr
47
•
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38%
Chemical
Western
Jan
200
common
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54%
*
(Unt
Manufacturing Co
53%
14%
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Corp
(Uni
300
*
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of
(Un)„
*
*
&
33% Apr
Feb
12
Jan
2%
Jan
7
Jail
7%
5
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Feb
Apr
120%
Reynolds
Inc—;
37% Feb
Jan
5
Co
Company
120%
117 %
8%
1
Quaker Oats Co
10c
Jan
28
9
1
Co
Car
33%
3174
200
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13
—
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63
*
(The)
Steel
200
12%
5
(Alan B)
Co
&
Dodge Corp (Un)
Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
9
*
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17%
20
19%
22%
Airways (Un)
(Un)
conv
29 74 Mar
Jan
20
59%
48'A
B
Feb
26
Jan
22%
12.50
Dredge & Dock
International
27%
Philco
Towing
International
26%
__
18%
1
Pfizer
8%
Stores
Steel
Apr
1,600
Phelps
Hammond Organ Co
Inland
Apr
4 74
9'A Mar
Harnischfeger
Inter lake
Apr
3% Mar
Jan
Hallicrafters Co
Hibbard
Jan
.600
7%
(Un)
(G»
20 Va
474
21%
300
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Corp
Co
Fi
Apr
Apr
Apr
non-cumulate preferred
(W
19'A
17 %
4
21%
Apr
Swift
Hall
Jan
17% Mar
4%
Apr
Co
Corp
1874
3234
1
Spiegel Inc warrants
Oil
6% Jan
13% Mar
Jan
42 %
Telephone Corp
Gibson Refrigerator Co
Griesedieck
Jan
63% Feb
37% Mar
28%
*
Peabody Coal Co 5"c
10
Oil
'
33%
Jan
Jan
50
40
General
Gulf
300
24 %
Public
Bros
500
17%
Jan
Package Corp—;
Greyhound
400
Jan
Motors
Greif
14
19%
Feb
General
7ft
13%
18
37%
America
Lakes
Mar
5% Mar
650/
6
>
56%
31
38%
General
Lakes
100
21%
General
Great
2,000 •:
30
Apr
'
88
28%
60'A
36%
400
Corp
Great
90
28%
59%
37% Feb
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
Apr
2
Feb
Apr
32%
(Un)
class
Co
34%
25
50
130 "
200
Co
Great Lakes
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1,100
Electric
Drug
250
37'A
25
2'A
42%
Finance
Gray
42% Mar
24 %
Co
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65%
Jan
40
General
(W
Jan
38%
42%
General
Co
55 'A
32%
10
Fatterson-Sargent Co
St Louis
Gossard
100
300
64%
41
24%
Drive
Glidden
7
39%
de Nemours
(The)
Apr
1
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
General Box Corp
Gillette
5%
25
Corp
Four-W'neel
Feb
1,100
6
32%
*
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Pennsylvania
40%
Co
of
3%
Aircraft
Controller
Mills
Jan
Jan
;Jan
47%
10
Car
Co
Jan
Palstaff Brewing Corp
Flour
29 Va
2%
.
Feb
com—5
Co
Pictures
Pen
27
Apr
Apr
Mar
38%
Electric
&
American
Paramount
12
200
10
(Minn)
Power
Motor
10'A Jan
10
(Uni
Gas
12%
25
Kodak
Co
Jan
60
47%
3*2
Oil
Radio
Eastman
300
1,000 '
100
Corp
—
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Oklahoma
22%
46'A
1
(Un)
(Un)
Ry
Manufacturing
Ohio
7%
Jan
47%
Rights
Northwest
Apr
1
1
(U11)
Car
Co
Northern
37
—
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RR
Aviation
North
1,400
A
Pont
Central
American
North
Feb
/
10
Mfg
&
/
6
20
5
Co
Tile
24% Mar
400
17'A
—
25% Mar
Jan
200
preferred
Manufacturing
Class
5
National Standard Co
6,200
Apr
1
28%
Jan
51
300
3%
5%
6
13%
19%
5
Prod
Distillers
14 %
Apr
(Un)
Cylinder Gas —I
National
41%
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
du
27%
Jan
17
22%
36'A
—
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Nash Kelvinator Corp
14%
Co
Cleveland
Chemical
12
37-a
59%
3
39%
Company
&
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*
*
Inc
14%
25
11%
25
2'A
—
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*
common
preference
$3.50
Pressed
Deere
*
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Montgomery Waqd & Co
Motorola
20%
20%
Jan
25
Manufacturing
Monroe
North
26%
Jan
19
41
Co
7%
22%
5%
64%
40%
6
24%
'50
54
7%
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3
3
10
100
Mar
17
21%
200
24%
12%
11%
I
300
24%
Apr
18
1,800
3%
Apr
2% Jan
Jan
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Portland
Missouri
Apr
13%
Feb
Fuel
River
3,500
.
85
Mar
10%
1,400
19%
24'A
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
15% Jan
1,000
18%
Feb
11%
200
25%
4%
Jan
Mississippi
41%
preferred
Motors
Cjane Company
Cudahy Packing
Jan
59%
*
1
common
600
23%
24%
28
27%
11%
Brewing Co
1
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Mar
I
Feb
Inc
7%
—
Minneapolis
*
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Vultee
Continental
70
Jan
12
Hart
&
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Power
61
11%
1
convertible
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Consumers
700
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Apr
10%
•
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Commonwealth
$1.40
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100
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100
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Jan
Jan
21
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22%
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28
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Metropolitan
Juri
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25
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preferred
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850
1
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Portland
Medusa
&
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Middle South Utilities
Apr
4%
4%
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*
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Apr
62%
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5%'
23%
7%
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Marshall
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26% Jan
Jan
6%
3%
25
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28%
33%
21%
Jan
300
2%
25
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100
3%
18%
24 %
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24%
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34
23
8% Mar
1,100
13
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7
3%
1
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Jan
11%
17%
17
25
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Pacific
Canadian
Feb
14%
13%
—
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15
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Butler Brothers
Apr
10%
25%
2
2
*
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5
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Corp (Uni
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Burton-Dixie
61%
12%
21
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20c
Brad Foote Gear Works
Budd
Apr
42
68%
10
5
Borg (George W) Corp
36%
Jan
3,200
33%
3%
Benguet Consolidated Min'g Co (Un).lp
Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)—
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Booth Fisheries Corp
5
Aviation
Jan
33%
14%
6%
23%
Bendix
29%
700
1,800
25%
—
10
5
Manufacturing Co
Belden
1,000
9 %
13%
3
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36%
42
9
3
Automatic
35%
40%
Jan
6174 Mar
1,100
707'a
Feb
78% Apr
45%
46
300
38%
Jan
46
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24%
200
21%
Jan
5%
5%
400
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43%
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100
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Apr
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5% Apr
Jan
136%
Apr
100
29 %
Jan
7,600
39 ys
Jan
•
Apr
34% Apr
45
Apr
,
Volume 179
Number 5317
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Van
Dorn
Iron
Works
Walgreen Co
Western
Wieboldt Stores Inc
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Electric
Wisconsin
Public
Woolworth
Wrigley
IF
(WmJ
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200
64%
24
14'A
14%
77%
16%
42%
Feb
64%
24
Apr
Air
Jan
14 %
Apr
77%
Apr
78
Mar
1,400
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
100
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31%
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100
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20 % Mar
40%
Apr
45%
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100
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11
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38%
Jan
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—
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1
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Reduction
Co
Juneau
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Allis-Chalmers M'fg
American
Amines
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Jan
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71%
71%
73%
700
66
Jan
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American
Can
Co
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Thursday
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Arundel
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31%
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Elec
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Transit
Chrysler
Curtis
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Corp
8%
3%
2%
3%
160
4%
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13
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4%
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11
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7
28%
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Fidelity & Deoosit Co
Garfinckel
5'% '/o
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56
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14%
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44
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16%
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25
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110
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Jan
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Burroughs
Jan
45%
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Canadian
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common
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&
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Jan
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25%
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96
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6%
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6%
31
200
9%
Feb
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24
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7%
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McKinney Manufacturing
130
22%
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10
12%
Feb
14%
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Feb
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Air
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10
12.50
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Apr
11%
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S%
150
25
common
International Harvester
Uaited
203
14%
56
<Un)____
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Electric
Honolulu
1
Pittsburgh
Apr
10%
a59% a59%
Works-
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General
Holly
Natco
84%
14%
•
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Co
Oil
Greyhound
13
58% Mar
Jan
-
27%
35%
—5
79
10%
Preferred
Jan
27/
~
58% Mar
45
__
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Amer
Nemours
Plantation
General
Apr|
27%
*
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Apr
20
1.
(Un)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Harbison
4'/a Mar
975
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(Un)__15
Natural Gas Co
General
Apr
186
Apr
4%
__
•
(Un)
Co
General Motors Corp common.
General Paint Corn common
Jan
65
712
Feb
81 %
1
Corp
Kodak
Dorado
Paso
Ewa
28%
36%
2.65
Jan.
85
__
Convertible
Duquesne
Jan
52%
4%
a58% a58%
__
(Del) fUn)__—__5
Mont Lab class
Emporium
831
9'A
2.05
37
4%
__
25
Corp
Pont
Food
High
306
14%-
8,540
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__
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_
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Du
Low
35
9lA
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3V3
OH of Calif.
Chemical Co common
Range since Jan 1
21%
14'A
—
11
Apr
11% Feb
2.40
2.30
5
El
34%
_
System
625
1
El
Shares
11 %
•
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Eastman
High
11%
2.40
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Dow
21%
21%
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Co
Gas
*
_
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of Prices
Apr
l
Gl%
•
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp class B
Dominguez Oil Fields (Un)
for Week
Low
Feb
Jan
25
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Feb
Jan
31
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
12
50%
_10
of
Co
du
Last
103
830
1
(Un)
Refining
Zellerbach
17%
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Thursday
Apr
Jan
13
61%
__
10
common—
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Oil
Products
33%
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3%
13
2
Douglas
Pills!lllfjSh
9
21 Vb Mar
59%
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209
75
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9
19 % Mar
__
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Edison
650
Jan
10
61V,
1%
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5%
74
Apr
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Feb
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Jan
(Un)
5%
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15%
Feb
62
-•
35%
1975
Jan
14%
(Un)
5%
BON,OS
Ealtimore Transit Co 4s
11%
System
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
87
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26 V,
Apr
Apr
120
Ltd
—
155
28%
Jan
5%
1,550
25
Broadcast
Gas
1,050
17
Feb
35c
Jan
4%
Apr
30
Feb
25c
14%
2%
—
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27%
30%
33%
29% Mar
17 Va
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85%
100
340
Jan
28%
14
.
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100
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16%
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28%
29
350
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12%
559
17
31c
—
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4,767
33%
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Apr
Feb
Mar
100
Apr
17%
Colorado Fuel & Iron
29
74
95%
10%
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(Un)
Jan
17
190
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42
Jan
8*/8 Mar
2.85
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Mar
26%
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Jan
27%
10
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Feb
Jan
37% Mar
Crown
Washington
170
46
16
1,600
com
Co
Celane.se Corp of
Central
Continental
•
98%
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84%
13%
98%
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Jan
178
__
1
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Consolidated Chemical Ind
United Gas Improvement
1,315
9
43%
16
■;
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42
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5,697
28
1
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50
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645
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46
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27%
•
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27'A
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Apr
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27%
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Columbia
...60
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Sullivan
5'/a
19
__
29%
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15
Jan
33%
_
1,654
__
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Mar
32%
_
Apr
36%
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4
18%
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20 V4
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21
18%
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Jan
41%
5
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13
33 %
Reading Co
37 Va
15%
35%
__
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....
3,912
Corp
3
Potomac Electric Power common
__10
•
Public Service El & Gas common.
Scott
Mar
240
3Va
(Un)
5%
7
com
36
20
20%
(Uni
Mining
Co
California
Mar
12%
2,687
Jan
200
20
1
Com
Steel
Oil
Calif Ore
Jan
45%
7 v4
preference
a31% a33%
Apr
Mar
3%
Co
Cities Service Co
*
a32
35%
165
.
20%
Instruments
Aviation
Calveras
178
108.023
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65%
Apr
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13%
5
$1.40
Jan
48 %
100
Borg-Warner Corp (Un).____
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
21
Philco
Jan
59%
(Un)__13
Petroleum
Apr
Jan
5%
Participating preferred
Jan
156%
658
3
Apr
24% Mar
16%
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Apr
Co—
_•
29%
2,021
P2
15'A
25
-
482
165
62I/4
*
69 %
36%
•
common
Philadelphia Insulated
Fniiadeipliia
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37%
35%
164%
60%
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Jan
10
43%
*
common
35%
165
10
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Philadelphia
Feb
Apr
50
RR
Co_
Jan
31%
31%
17
18'A
5
<Un)
Jan
Feb
41%
Line
Fe
13%
Jan
3®2
Santa
58%
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48%
Jan
5
20%
8'A
16
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130
36%
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43% Mar
Jan
45%
Bolsa
Feb
22%
40%
—10
Apr
250
14%
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Holdings Com (Un)
Boeing Airplane Co cap (Un)
273
13%
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Bishop
455
•
34'/a
13%
35%
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Mar
9'A
•
34'/b Mar
Jan
80
23%
13%
16'A
27
Feb
112
20
110
;
22%
41%
_
50
Stores
Coast
Bethlehem
Apr
23%
13%
Jan
13
1,255
50
(Un)_;
2,994
69%
13 'A
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Water
10
30 V, Mar
31
v
9 %
—1
Salt
18%
1
75% Mar
22%
39 Va
16%
*
(Un)
Gas
Beckman
Jan
•
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania
Jan
32
68%
1
—
24%
461
—
Feb
18'A
25
(Un)
Bankline
Mar
8%
Apr
26'A
23%
36%
16%
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(111)
Avco Mfg Corp
Apr
65
Jan
79%
10
—
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.
27 V,
28 %
25%
—
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(Un)
(Un)__;
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Co
Topeka &
Atlantic
Bunker
common
Navigation
Rights
208
1,874
79
18%
5
-
16% Mar
115
52% Mar
Feb
13%
6% Mar
200
79
5
_
Lehigh Coal &
Pennroad
31
21'A
Corp
Brothers
Hecht (The) Co
29%
30%
pfd —25
Jan
17%
100
Corp
Refining
Corp (Un)
Atok-Big Wedge
29% Mar
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26
1.10
preferred
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Gimbel
•
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30%
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Atlantic
Bendix
.
Jan
15'A
,
18%
25
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Louisiana
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9% Mar
Feb
220
200
63
7
Jan
1.084
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60%
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-
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Delaware Power & Light common..
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10
Viscose
Arkansas
22% Mar
33%
2% Mar
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Co
Co
Atlas
289
-50
Jan
11%
13
48%
•
Tel
&
Fuel
Armco-
Feb
165% Mar
Jan
29%
9%
13
Publishing
110
1,091
32
Co—
preferred
47
887
48%
&
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Tel
Arkansas
High
48%
Jan
8%
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\ 155%
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395
13
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Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Jan
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$2.50
44
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Anaconua
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47%
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Atlantic
High
46%
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Budd
Low
Co.
Tel
&
Jan
3% Mar
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&.
American Woolen Co
Range since Jan 1
2Ve Jan
a__
51
for Week
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70
24%
a40 a40%
10
American
American
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
3uO
22% Mar
51
__25
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Common
STOCKS
Stores
Co
Radiator
American
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
3*%
•
Jan
2f% Mar
"
American Cvanamid
American Tobacco
Tel
(Un)_,
135
46%
Mar
20
12%
__
12%
American Car & Foundry
24%
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44% Mar
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American
Apr
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2
3%
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61
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9
&
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American
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for
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a47%
__
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Chemical
Amer
a48
1
common
of Prices
Low
5
common
Apr
42'A
1.400
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Alaska
40%
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Abbott
Jan
40%
__
Par
Feb
Apr
Range
Sale Price
'
■
Exchange
Week's
*
Last
'
26% Mar
13%
10
20
Jan
I
■■
21
1.250
16'A
Thursday's
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Apr
50 V,
100
30
20
5
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1.400
77%
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10
38% Mar
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San Francisco Stock
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High
Mar
24
*
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8
64%
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900
24%
5
common
10
40
12y2
preferred
Low
24%
V
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High
9%
24%
io
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Whirlpool Corp
$4.25
9%
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Union Telegraph
Shares
Low
*
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Ac
(Un)
Co. (Can)
Co
(Un)
Tel
com
•
,
2.90
—
—
1.25
1.00
3%
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1.40
Jan
Feb
Apr
Feb
a49
__
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100
Apr
49
Apr
30%
__
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28%
Jan
31
Feb
105
37%
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3T
The Commercial and
38
Financial Chronicle...
(1754)
Monday, April 19, 1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
(Cont.)
Sao Francisco Stock Exch.
week's
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Johns-Manville
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Kaiser
Alum
T*
Corp com—__1
Kaiser Motors Corp
a51%
..l
2%
Kansas
_—
...
Power & Light
(Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kem County Land
(Un)
High
Low
62%
Apr
69
80
20%
Jan
31%
714
26%
Jan
33
215
47
Jan
50% Mar
2%
8%
708'
2%
Apr
2%
Feb
2%
■■
Jan
Richfield Oil Corp
Jan
19%
19%
76%
76%
210
66
Jan
76%
46
639
39%
Jan
46
36
Jan
145
19%
19%
Apr
Apr
Llbby
10
McNeill &
Lockneed
Loew's
Aircraft
Inc
34%
34%
34%
90
7
9%
9%
9%
110
1
32%
32%
33%
494
26%
Jan
13%
500
13%
Jan
14%
Corp
(Un)
♦
__
Jan
33%
9
0
Martin
Co
1
Matson
Navigation
(Glenn)
Co
(Un)
McKesson & Robblns Inc
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Mfg
&
Jan
K
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Jan
Co
;
22%
22%
800
18 '/2
Jan
10
39'/«
Apr
South
Utll
Inc
M J & M & M Cons
Monolith
Portland
Montana-Dakota
Montana
•
(Un)
13%
1,120
41 Vis
23% Mar
Feb
14
13% Mar
St
San
Jan
Diego
Utilities (Un)__
120
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
Ban
210
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
Schenley
Mornson-Knudsen
21%'
Mining
Industries
165
88c
7,566
12%
96
,
29%
27
82c
Mar
10%
Jan
Feb
1.05
Jan
100
21%
21%
Jan
Shasta
10
20%
Jan
31
32%
Jan
33% Mar
60%
593
56%
Jan
62%
Apr
32%
702
30
Feb
32%
Jan
a33% a34%
31%
Water
Oil
Shell
12% Mar
31%
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•
National
Auto
Corp
National
City
National
Distillers
National
Gypsum
Natomas
Company
5
al3%
14%
61
1
18%
18%
854
1
Fibres
(Un)_—
16%
16%
100
16%
17%
17%
757
17%
Apr
160
20%
Jan
Lines
Products
(Un)
(Un)
Co
a
18
Jan
Niagara
Mohawk
American
North
American
Co
North
American
Calif Edison
Convertible
25%
a4%
10
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Jan
160
18%
Jan
26
5% %
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
Oceanic Oil
Ohio
29% Mar
Southern
Pacific
26%
26%
27
1,054
20%
Jan
29% Mar
Southern
Railway
a22%
a22 % a22%
100
20%
Jan
22% Mar
(Un)
20
16
3%
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Inc
15%
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
6%
Gas
1st
5%%
.
>
4.80
1st
Petroleums
Tel
Co
Oil
of
6,400
3y8
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3%
Feb
Standard
855
38%
Jan
41 '/2
Apr
Stanley
27
60%
Feb
64
14%
Jan
16% Mar
5%
Jan
Jan
6% Jan
31% Apr
41% Mar
848
6%
650
„_
31%
31%
100
29%
41%
41%
6,958
39%
Jan
35%
35%
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33'A
Jan
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25
Ltd
common
Pacific
Western
Packard
Oil
Motor
Co
Stendel
Corp
4
Oil
common
(Un)
Pan American
World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)j
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola
Co
(Un)
Jan
28 y2 Mar
36% Apr
Feb
1
Puget Sound
Pulp & Timber
Pullman
(Un)
Oil
Inc
Co
27%
16%
16%
Tri-Continental
Union
37% Mar
Corp ot America (Un)
•
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Preferred
41%
2,570
38
Jan
26%
/,
37,9
25%
Feb
26-a'Mur
35
296.
32%
Jan
33%
Apr
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34%
12%
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16%
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Air
United
Corp of Del
United
Gas
Feb
United
Park
Lines
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Feb
30y2 Mar
U
18%
U S Steel Corp common
City Mines Co (Un)
522
28%
52%
72%
Jan
12
15%
200
14
560
31%
Jan
37%
Apr
Warner
Broi
33%
371
29%
Feb
Apr
Warren
Petroleum
4%
4%
4%
1,405
3%
Jan
33%
;,V 4 %
Apr
Washington
63%
63%
160
58%
Feb
63 "A
Apr
Wells
34%
163
32
Jan
34% Mar
47%
47%
263
41%
Jan
47%
Apr
a57% a59%
85
56%
Apr
56%
Jan
Jan
32 %
Apr
Jan
61%
Af>r
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215
19
a—
83%
Apr
a
37%
Jan
;
38% Feb
19
419
18% Mar
23
Jan
18%
19%
2,689
16%
Jan
19%
Apr
13%
13%
396
11%
Jan
14% Mur
35
35
560
31%
Jan
36% Mar
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7
Jan
23
635
20
Jan
23
29%
3,676
25%
Feb
29%
a
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95
13'%
Jan
14
18%
19
362
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Mar
Apr
Mar
19
Apr
71 % Mar
77%
Apr
23%
Apr
23%
39
Jan
46%
Apr
24%
Apr
Apr
To
338
26
%
Jan
46%
45%
46%
1,889
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24%
300
20%
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56'A
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Apr
Feb
794
60
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Mar
17
45% Mar
6% Mar
304
14%
„
56%
204
46%
Jfin
Jan
Apr
57
245
23%
24 »A
21%
370
a5%
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20
28%
28%
1
37%
46 y2
3,176
14%
19%
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61%
83%
5
15%
14% Mar
110
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32%
34% Mar
Jan
32%
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36%
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8%
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10
—
11
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Apr
60%
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(Un)—.
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Apr
34%
-
32%
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Inc
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28%
Jan
32%
,
7%
__
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Feb
Jan
32 V2
600
81
,
41 % Mar
27%
270
12%
16%
34%
34%
34%
10
Sugar
Mar
Feb
1
34%
61 y2
(Un)
Apr
35
—1
Missouri
of
33%
28%
318
5
Jan
27%
Apr
Apr
53
Apr
29
Feb
1%
1%
33%
33%
355
29%
Jan
33 3
Apr
44
45
2,693
39'A
Jan
45
Apr
14%
14
Feb
26%
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—
44"%
•
155
16% Mar
1%
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Jan
Apr
Apr
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;
Carbon
Aircraft
28%
Jan
40%
_
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(porp (Un)
37%
•
•
common
Oil
Airlines Inc
World
20 y4
26%
35
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Corp
34%
Radio
Inc
Associated
15%
<
41%
634
15% al6%
common
30c
15% Mar
Apr
Apr
18
J
Jan
619
41%
42%
28%
Water
32%
32%
25
350
90
35%
120
35%
P'argo
5
14%
110
3
—
a34% a34%
50
•
i
Power
Bank
Preferred
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&
West ales Petroleum
com
——
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a29%
e29V2 a29%
36
100
(Un)
Jan
28
Apr
Western
Dept
Feb
92
Jan
Western
(Un)
5
5
32 Vb
32%
Jan
35'A
a
Stores—
25c
Apr
Apr
55e
220
5
5%
15% Mar
a__
—
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3%
9%
9%
694
60
63
64%
1,055
50%
41%
41%
662
41%
__
__
39
Mar
75c
Jan
Apr
Jan
308
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
27
a39% a39%
a39%
29%
Apr
34c
550
9%
298
1,820
33
9%
Telegraph (Un)____10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12%
Woolworth (F W)
(Un)
10
55
32%
,
Union
Jan
Insurance
300
55c
1
Life
88
300
1
(Un)
Coast
26%
318
(Un)
Corp
Water
23%
29 v
32%
Pictures
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West
Rayonler
N
Jan
*
(Un)
CO
a30% a30%
a30%
Jan
Jan
1
120% Mar
50
33J/3c
32%
35%
25
cap
Jan
4
562
12,189
27%
32%
114%
Jan
41%
42%
54%
136
Apr
26%
40%
Jan
&
9%
Jan
340
Co
200
Jan
a57 % a58%
Electric
all
79%
a58%
Carbide
alO%
Apr
12
330
40%
Union Oil Co of California common—25
3%
Apr
500
92
Jan
46%
Union
32%
1
93%
20
92
Jan
Union
21c
Apr
20
18%
40%
12 Ve Mar
50
62%
850
21% Mar
577
59% Mar
46%
28% Mar
7,724
138
44%
Jan
26c
a60%i a62%
46 %
Jan
3%
Mar
84% Mar
Jan
Jan
24c
7c
22%
Jan
Jan
8%
3%
Jan
19% Mar
15%
20%
a35% a35%
5c
69%
50
36%
26%
24c
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Phelps Dodge Corn (Un)
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Phllco Corp (Un)
3
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co__.i_._P10
Phillips Petroleum Co
•
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a35%
Apr
Apr
150
5
•
10c
15%
324
22%
Tide
United
Palmer
Apr
25%
Apr
1,374
119% 119%
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37%
Jan
16%
1,918
100
Mar
%
4,800
29%
Trans
28%
Apr
15%
42%
28%
28%
Apr
Mar
%
6c
22%
27%
1,998
5c
2
Transamenca
28% Mar
111% 111%
Apr
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84% 84%
—10
28% Mar
Jan
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21
1,618
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Jan
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1
com
100
25%
50c
26%
27%
37%
24%
15%
-v~
7.50
73
33%
(Indiana)
Incorporated
450
266
Apr
Textron
Mar
425
28%
18%
Jan
32
1
28%
36%
38%
33,140
5
28%
35%
36
43
883
%
37%
Mold Corp
Sylvania Electric Products
Jan
28%
_•
9
43
Sunray Oil Corp. (Un)
28%
28%
Jan
32
Warner
28%
25
Apr
8%
41
(Un)
Super
36'/« Mar
33
25
...
18%
26%
Corp (Un)_
5
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)——5
Studebaker Corp (Un)
1
Mar
35%
•
Tel
&
Oil
41%
preferred
Pacific
Standard
3%
16%
25
—
Pacific Public Service
1st
16% Feb
41%
6%
50
150
41
Cp of California
14% Mar
25
preferred ser A—J.
Lighting Corp common
Pacific
Oil
.3%
10
common
red
Pacific
Standard
25
preferred
preferred
red preferred
5%
(Un)....
preferred
red
5%
Corp
Electric
&
Standard
500
16%
Feb
•
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23 Ve Mar
20
16
16%
Feb
Apr
1
2
Feb
'
6%
,
5
5%
40
135
•
(Un)
Co
Jan
a64% a65 %
•
common
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Feb
42%
25
—
17%
'
Pacific' Coast
4%
37
•
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18%
50
38
7
Feb
2
common
Brands luc
41%
•
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20
a22 % a22%
12
(Un)
com
Sperry Com
Spiegel Inc
20
Mar
Apr
__
—8
Jan
1
Co
Ohio Oil Co
Pabco
(Un)
Jan
6
V
131 y2
•
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27%
Co
Edison
Co
817
1
35
Jan
50
20
5
Calif Petroleum
28%
25
Jan
3'A
120
a62%
4.88% ——-25
Southern
Feb
Investment—
preferred
2
43
—
15
(Un)—•
preferred (Un) __—L—
6%
25% Mar
5% Feb
21%
Co
preferred
28%
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Apr
Apr
5o% Mar
37 %
Calif Gas Co pfd series A__25
Southern
Jan
1
(Un)
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8%
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—
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,
—*
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10
North
3*
25 %
15%
6c
preferred 4.32% _____25
preferred 4.48%—*
_25
Conv
17% Mar
20%
„
21%
4
Co
•
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610
Cumulative
Jan
25%
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—
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Signal Oil &, Gas Co class A—
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)___
Socony-Vacuum Oil (Un)______
Jan
18%
13% Mar
17%
a4%
.1
capital
(Un)
52%
8%
10
P.10
(Un)_1.40
—
1
—
Southern
N Y Central RR
340
22% Mar
Apr
5
Inc..
39%
30
131%
138
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—
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Southern
Nash-Kelvlnator
51j4 Mar
Feb
Jan
a6
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37%
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5
common
Paper Co
Sears Roebuck <fc Co
59%
•
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27%
12%
5
Co
Power
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Jan
36 %
26
—
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(Un)—
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Elec
Gas &
Maurlcio
3%
84 c
84c
pfd (Un)_10
17% Mar
—
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Lead
Regis Paper Co
21%
27%
10c
Cement
*8%
10% Mar
Jan
1,045
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Scott
Middle
814
High
Jan
15
2,172
37%
Co pfd
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St
Joseph
3%
21%
34
Bros
Bldg
21%
1
16%c
41
30
__
Safeway Stores Inc___
25 V2 Mar
13%
(Un)
com
6%
—-—-100
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—
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1
21% Mar
17
10
Inc(Un)
Co
16
1,555
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Meier & Prank Co Inc
Merck
1.334
22%
22%
—18
(Un).
18%
22%
22%
8 y2
Feb
18%
18%
Low
845
a5G% a57%
34 34%
a57%
—1
S and W Fine Foods
Marchant Calculators
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29
—
Theatres Corp (Un)
1
__________—______—--—1
O
Russ
9% Mar
Apr
K
Roos
36y2 Mar
13%
Libby
—
38%
•
(Un)—25
class A
Co
Pictures Corp
R
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2.50
Leslie Salt Co
al7%
Week
Shares
9%
10
al6%al7%
51% 51%
38% 39Vb
—
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Cement
Riverside
Apr
Low
.or
Apr
45
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•
Mfg Co (Un)
5
Remington Rand (Un)
50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un).
——-•
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
10
Rheem
Manufacturing Co—
—1
Raytheon
22'A Mar
y2
'
.
High
254
31%
31%
50
Preferred
Sales
Range
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
a51% a51%
—
Week's
Last
Sale Price-
STOCKS
Par
63%
a22% a23'/a
__
10
1
Shares
63%
(Un)
Chem
&
Low
(Un)
Corp
APRIL 16
WEEK ENDED
Thursday
Sales
Range
Thursday
Apr
33
Jan
Feb
10
39 7
Mar
a
Mar
Jan
64%
Apr
Apr
45
Feb
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
16
Thursday
Exchange
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Range since Jan 1
Canadian Funds
STOCKS
Last
Sale Pried
Par
Abltlbl tower & Paper common.
11.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
Sugar
•
28
Range
Prices
of
Low
20
25
preferred
Low
16 y2
Jan
25 %
20'A
2.56Q
25
Apr
26%
7%
alOl
alOl
43
42%
43 y2
662
55%
57
3,339
25
25%
155
106 107%
245
101%
5
6% Mar
17%
100
Feb
19 y2
Jan
101
Oil
Columbia
23%
104
25 y2
Columbia
Columbia
Electric
>
Corp
common
pfd
51%
51
52
44%
44
44%
•
15
14%
15
90
'90
90
135
82%
29
2,374
24%
Jan
12
12%
1,745
10%
Feb
_
100
•
T_
Ltd
•'
28
12%
440
51
Apr
120
39%
Jan
1,115
12%
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v
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Feb
Apr
Apr
16 y2
Mar
8
8
8%
5,692
6%
Jan
17
200
16
Feb
17%
Apr
23%
24y8
6,498
20%
Jan
24%
Apr
100
183
91%
Jan
100
Apr
205
48j/8
Jan
52
Apr
4.605
5%
Jan
21%
Apr
17%
Jan
21
51 V2
51%
6%
6%
6%
•
21 »A
20%
21 %
28
38 vu
38%
39
2,160
1-75
Telephone-
Ltd
class
Feb
A
1.68
1.77
17,120
Gold
•
:
quotations
on
Orders handled
on
Canadian Stock Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
pfd
Canada
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93
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30 Broad Street
Canadian
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-
$1.75
A
&
Canadian
Locomotive'
Oil
Warrants
48.
i
25
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1.868
85%
Feb
260
28%
Feb
450
19%
Jan
75
10%
Feb
1003'4
Cellulose..
preferred
.
93
30
20%
-
-
:,
351% Jan
110'
7.25
Feb
Feb
102% Mar
98
30
-
Jan
Feb
22
Jan
12
Mar
Jan
102%
275
23
Apr
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12%
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Apr
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5,226
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25
25%
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17
17
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20
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11
11
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16
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17
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30
2.10
Feb
4.10 Mar
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24
19
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20
Apr
600
19
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20%
Feb
2,050
20
Feb
29
Mar
.
35
950
26%
-
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Jan
Apr
15
Mar
16%
15
100
Jan
103%
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Mar
Apr
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Jan
24% Mar
12
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11
30
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405
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39
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Jan
Feb
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20
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—-
5% preferred
Canadian Pacific
Canadian
&
6%
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—
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Chemical
10
11%
9 % Mar
4.00
Apr
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Canadian
NEW YORK
n
Apr
1.77
Feb
24
12%
a
common—*
common
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5.65
102 102»/2
-
———
Canadian
200
29%
102 y2
——50
.
Foundry
Celanese
6.10
50
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515
20
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Canadian
Teletype: NYl-1979
—
Breweries
Canadian
25
38
,
29 y2
■
common
preferred
Canadian
al2
102% :102%
Canada Northern Power Corp—
Canada Safeway 1st preferred
I—100
Canadian
see page
Apr
39% Mar
1.63 Mar
a4.25
—
100
—.i
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
■nin
For footnotes
8%
35% Jan
6.10
38
5
Canada
all
all
2,387
37%
—
•
—
Dredging
Canada Cement
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Calgary Power 5%
-
90
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Apr
Apr
15
Apr
42
100
——
Mills
Class
Apr
44%
47
Jan
'
Apr
50
Corp
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
Argus Corp Ltd common
4 V2 %
preferred
Jan
39%
pfd—100
Power—.
Rights
Building
Amalgamated
40%
5,775
17
•
100
British
Apr
107 y2
4%%
195
42
•
preferred
British
Apr
Feb
Feb
Elec
High
45
41"%
24
•
British Columbia Forest Products
Feb
58 %
Co
Low
42
.•
common
High
44
A—•
Light & Power
Bank Note
Apr
47
39% Mar
46
Jan
Traction
American
5%
Low
25
American
Apr
Apr
135
class
British
Feb
275
Paper
Telephone
British
Apr
7 %
&
British
High
8,787
19%
Power
Brazilian
20%
7%
25
Range since Jan 1
High
56%
100
Bell
Shares
•
Co of Can 4%
Bathurst
for Week
•
5%% 2nd preferred
8teels
Sales
19%
100
Aluminium Ltd
Atlas
25
•
5%
preferred
Algoma Steel
Asbestos
20%
*
common
A
Aluminum
>
Week's
Par
,-v-
,
Thursday
Jan
16% Mar
17%
Jan
21
Mar
Number 5317 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(1755)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
'•
Cockshutt
Tonsol
Par
Farm
Eauipment
Mining &
Consolidated
—_
6%
———*
A
class
*
6
28
Distillers
Bridge
Coal
Dominion
Foundries & Steel
pfd
220
111/2
41'/a
21%
237
Jan
Apr
Wilsils
36
Jan
41%
Apr
Winnipeg Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric 5% pfd
28%
29%
4,436
27%
Jan
30%
161/4
16%
2,640
15% Mar
16%
Apr
Feb
6%
7
260
13%
13%
550
101 101'/2
•
•
Coal
39*2
25
39%
40
7
11
12
100
21
21
610
8%
8%
•
7% I preferred
8%
2,261
7%
Jan
90
20%
Jan
6%
6%
1411/2
*
18%
25
Ltd
Famous
Players
25
a25
8%
Jan
Apr
8
Mar
141 %
57
Jan
34% Mar
35
Mar
38%
53
35
Jan
39%
Feb
45
96
Apr
100%
Apr
975
17
Apr
38%
100% 100%
17
18%
Jan
25%
Jan
25
Limited
16%
a9
a9
15
7%
Feb
9%
Apr
100 % 100 %
45
97%
Jan
100%
Apr
20%
Jan
25%
Apr
29'
Apr
Apr
•
100
—
•
common
preferred
24%
39%
10
Foundation Co of Canada common.
Fraser
Co's
Ltd
100
9% Mar
7%
Feb
2.705
19%
Jan
23%
25
Montreal
Nova
••"..•'."v:
—
Scotia
39%
.
Commerce
Imperial
Royal
29%
35
35
35%
38
"
10
__
5%
Power
15
6,620
12%
Jan
15
Apr
17
17%
2.892
15%
Jan
17%
Apr
General
Bakeries
General
Steel
Wares
Goodyear Tire
5%
pfd
4%
41%
preferred
•
25
_
Bronze
6%
Canada
International
Petroleum
35
Jan
43
59
Jan
67%
Jan
101%
Apr
75
a52
20
40
650
23
48%
Feb
52
Apr
32%
Jan
40
Apr
19%
Jan
23
Apr
35
47
Mar
48%
'
468
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3,170
*';/
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British
$5
44%
Jap
48%
Apr
38
Jan
47
Apr
Lake
Laura
the
Acceptance
class
Jan
24% Mar
Structural
Class
Export
40%
Canadian
40
125
34%
Jan
40
495
39
Jan
44
15%
16
395
38
39%
5,711
131% 131%'
15%
Jan
"Apr
Apr
16
Apr
34 Va
•
Mar
39%
Apr
Malting
Starch
Sugar
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Co
B
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..
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Corp
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Ltd
Marconi
Ltd
Co Ltd
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(J
Mitchell
Molson
Class
125
25%
2,207
al6%
19%
19%
30%/
Ltd
class
A
„27c
Drug
Preferred
&
20
_
..
18
Jan
20%
19%
20%
2,615
17%
Jan
20%
Apr
18
18
18
400
8%
8%
8%
32%
33%
1,425
37
37
25
151
24%
25%
416
16 V*
16%
700
56%
56%
43
11
200
37
25%
16%
—
10%
15%
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Mar
Feb
67 %
Apr
22%
60
64
42
75
42
Apr
20
110
a
29%
24
435
30 Va
5,377
14%
a
74 %
Apr
29%
—
Apr
24 % Mar
Apr
110
26%
Jan
32
Jan
42
1
47%
Feb
Feb
Apr
110
Mar
29%
Jan
30 Va
Apr
35
Jan
Apr
38 Va Mar
31%
Jan
36 % Mar
92
Jan
96 %
Apr
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
24
25
805
22
Jan
25
Apr
30%
30%
115
23
Jan
35
Feb
12%
-12%
12%
2.893
13%
Feb
46%
45%
47
2,611
37%
Jan
47
40
40%
1,094
39
Jan
41
Mar
47 %
44%
Feb
48%
Apr
25
Jan
32
Apr
23%
Jan
26
Apr
24
Feb
25
Mar
Ltd
common
common-
of
com
certificates
12% Mar
720
48%
32
32
75
25%
26
1,420
25
5
Canada
common
47%
32
26
preferred
25
210
-
-
10
al2
tal2
common
Canada
a
a—
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Steel Co of Canada
14% Mar
Apr
17%
17%
983/
30%
31%
705
29
Jan
31%
38
40
115
32%
Jan
40
Apr
31%
31
31%
2,045
31%
Apr
.
29
Mar
32%
32%
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Jan
32%
Apr
3.40
3.45
5,200
3.40
Apr
3.45
Apr
3.35
3.40
1,500
2.59
Jan
3.45 Mar
11%
2
—
29%
3.35
Ltd
11%
11%
740
11%
Apr
12%
Brothers
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23
Ltd
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1
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Crown
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12
160
74
5%
Mar
12
300
10
Mar
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225
62
Apr
68
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Feb
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Apr
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Ford
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of
Can
class
—
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Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd com
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.
Hinde
Interprovincial
Ltd——
Utilities
Investment Foundation Ltd
6%
Journal
2.25
Feb
3.00
Publishing Co of Ottawa
(Alfred) Inc
Co
8%
Paper
Mexican
Pr
Co
Crush
Ltd
Russell
26
Jan
29
Apr
52
Feb
57
Mar
70
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59%
i
213
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Feb
12%
Apr
18%
1,940
15%
Jan
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Apr
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Jan
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92
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88
88
88
25
88
Apr
91
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STOCK
Supertest
*
17%
Corp class A
—1•
Oil Pipe Line
*
37'A
26%
-*
36%
Petroleum
Tamblyn
Ltd
Ltd
_—
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Traders Finance
Trans
Mountain
Union
Gas
United
ST.
Jan
Canada -Ltd—
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Vanadium-Alloys
1181
QUEBEC
-
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(L E)
(Jack)
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22
Jan
24%
Apr
50%
Apr
50%
Apr
4.15
64
3.75
200
3.50 Mar
112
21%
80
110 % Mar
150
13%
Feb
21%
14
500
11
Feb
14
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200
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Mar
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Jan
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15
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Jan
18
Feb
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3.50
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4.40
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19c
100
10 %c
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—
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—
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655
36%
26%
*
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Breweries
Canada
Apr
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10'A
Apr
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Mining Stocks—
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EXCHANGE
Mining
WEST, MONTREAL
Anacon
Mines
Mines
Lead
1
Corp
Uranium
Ameranlura
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
—1
3.50
—
1
Ltd
19c
•
3.20
Ankeno Mines Ltd
*
Mines
*
—
3.40
780
10 %c 10%c
2,000
2%c
6,100
21c
4,000
500
3,500
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1,000
2.85 Mar
Apr
Jan
2.52 Feb
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Mar
3.50
Apr
4.40
Apr
31c
Jan
3.§0 Jan
12c
Jan
Offices:
Arno
SHERBROOKE
-
ST. JOHNS, P.
Arnora
Q.
Ascot
Ltd
Sulphur Mining Corp
Metals
Corp Ltd
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Avillabona
For footnotes see page
—
Apr
EXCHANGE
St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
TROIS-RIVIERES
Apr
27%
•
Steel
■
Telephone PL-9501
Branch
Jan
Jan
14
—
Corporations class B
Algom
JAMES
Apr
Apr
24%
112
21%
„
Apr
405
3.75
—
Mar
27
233
—
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•
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17'A
—
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Ltd—
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al4
12%
__
—«
common__l
Southern Canada Pr 6%
Apr
5
5
—
Ltd
8%
10
Corp of Canada 6% 1st pfd_100
Quebec Telephone Corp common
5
(Can)
Jan
Jan
53
Power
Reitmans
4.85
29
_•
com
Northern Quebec Power 1st pfd
Orange
31%
Jan
J*
_
Refrig & Storage Ltd
Corporation Ltd oommon
&
Feb
4.10
5%
'/
29 /
*
Montreal
Lt
Apr
53
——
Light & Pow Co Ltd
Newfoundland
100
1.70 Mar
100
29
1
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
Moore
850
*
pfd
Ltd
Co
8%
1.20 Jan
100
—
Mersey
8%
18%
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
Maple Leaf Milling Co
.
STOCK
Apr
Mar
65
53
Mi
McColl-Front-enac Oil 4%
17
Mar
*
Lambert
(Walter
31%
a4.50
65
50
*
Lowney
Ltd
V
31%
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—
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com
preferred—
conv
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*
Hydro-Electric Securities Corporation.*
Woods
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO
Jan
12
34
•
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SAVARD
Jan
Apr
80c
a
a~
15
Apr
7%
12% Mar
__
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Apr
85
82
*
Western
ST.
Mar
9
20
5
Dominion Engineering Works—
Jan
300
pfd—20
Corp
6%
a70
•
Dominion Magnesium Ltd
i
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Dominion Structural Steel Ltd,
Westeel
276
Apr
3.75
3.35 Feb
a7%
*
•
Zellerbach
Watson
MEMBERS:
Feb
2.75 Mar
11
a7%
1
Canada
(R L)
Waterman
Steel
72
Apr
4,70 Jan
*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Coitsoliadted Textile Mills 5%
Crain
•
com
Apr
17%
common
Apr
260
200
80
4.95
,
18
39%
_
Power
Advertising cl B
redeemable
Class
31%
—
Co
5%
Gen
Enterprises
Apr
40
25
Simpsons
Stores
36
250
1*.
common
Sons
Jan
125
29%
10
Shawinigan Water & Power
(Hi
26'A
a23 a23%
29%
Power
trust
13 Va Ma*
Feb
32%
330
4%
Jan
58
al5
Williams
Apr
30% Mar
96%
A
11
125
14%
Breweries
Feb
681
96%
Corp
Feb
25
50
Lawrence
Jan
60
11%
755
Co
16%
Jan
9%
2,276
Oil
Jan
47
32
38%
Paper
Apr
67%
35%
_
25%
25
29%
•
_
.
Feb
110
•—
16% Mar
Apr
23
Neon
East
25
Jan
35%
100
common.
Transnort
Mar
67
a23%
—1
preferred
Feb
Feb
16
23%
16
38
Provincial
37
37
.
31%
•'
Ltd
Apr
290
60
__
33%
12%
0
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Jan
25%
67
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25%
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Feb
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26%
100
25
7%
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Apr
18
6,865
33%
34%
United
Apr
Apr
38%
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19
44
35 %
Thrift
Jan
,
Apr
.12% Mar
Jan
20
..5
Products
Bros <fc Co
Tooke
15
14% Mar
10%
Mar
Jan
Power Corp of Canada
Southern
32
Feb
Price
Southam
19% Apr
Jan
18%
*
Powell River Company
Simon
Jan
28%
40
corn-
Placer Development
Voting
Apr
5
—*
Ltd
preferred
Series
Feb
100
5
Penmans
Sicks'
16%
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A—*
Preferred
«
20
40
_
Mills
Steel
Sherwin
Consolidated
a40
Page-Hersey Tubes
8t
Jan
25% Mar
20
*
_
Mines
Royalite
33
Jan
a40
—-it-
Chemical
_
Flour
Rolland
Combined
20
25
Niagara Wire Weaving
Quebec
Claude
Feb
17
75
•
National Steel Car
4% 1
Jan
31%
15%
1,000
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85
30% Mar
50
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—
3
__
_
Apr
25% Mar
Jan
12
*
21%
485
15
«
Jan
35
72
4.95
•,
1
28% Mar
25
16%
30%
19%
common
Telegraph
6^«
a
12%
Locomotive
Ontario
32 %
•
class A
Montreal
Ogilvie
32
24%
3
new
Montreal
Noranda
390
?
15
B
National
25
30
....
(Robt)
Breweries
23%
100
Mar
85
25%
—
25
2,502
207
78
84
29%
.*
Oil
25%
45%
9
Cinzano
Apr
57 % Mar
3.70
Apr
Feb
193A
59
9
26%
Jan
Feb
3.70
Jan
3
McColl Frcntenac
17
Jan
27c
19
Feb
5.25
57
27c
1,642
98
4.90 Mar
53%
68
26'/B
Feb
Jan
88
Apr
24%
Mar
12%
a3.00
41
Ltd
Co
Apr
10
Jan
25
12
Westinghouse
15
Jan
8%
30
65
Feb
64
Jan
9
59
10%
132
Jan
Apr
2.60 Mar
44%
45
•
Company
/
25'A
*
com—
Feb
9%
59
/
—
68
Jan
54
12%
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
a99
12
129
25%
..
3,900
Canadian
13
15
priority
20
12
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
*
Canadian Silk Products Corp class A_*
Canadian Western Lumber Co .;
*
367
12%
com..
9%
11%
14
5
Investments
Gen
Canadian
64
•
A
13 %
14
9%
11%
•
Canadian Ingersol Rand
63
3
Steel
class
10
14
9%
1
*
_•
Dominion
Canadian
Jan
43%
A
a56% a56%
34%
3
MacKinnon
Feb
—
23%
"~20
MacMillan
1.20
•
1,607
—3
A—
2.60
27
Jan
965
1,400
*
Preferred
2.40
7%
19%
40%
—
—
2.40
High
Jan
9,700
2,800
18%
24%
_
Secord
Laurentide
Low
25
840
f
19%
64
•
common.
27
9%
•
&
40
*
(John)
Woods
27
9%
Canada
Canada
32%
Limited
of
27
70
Canada
85
Labatt
Range Since Jan. 1
100
Feb
29%
com.
Shares
High
5%
Jan
>
Ltd
Sales
for Week
a99
35%
Utilities Corp common,.5
Service
Mar
Exchange
5'A
10%
Power
Public
44
a98
Feb
International
Jamaica
Jan
—
Jan
39%
5
37%
1
9%
40
class
common—
1st preferred
28 Va
International
Pipe Lines
1,060
9%
*
_
conv
3,135
43%
Preferred
38'A Mar
of Prices
Low
*
5
■
Interprovincial
35% Mar
Jan
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
4,331
Apr
Packers
B
Company
24%
»
Jan
36%
Range
Par
-
Columbia
Class
Brown
9%
40
Feb
33
100
1,690
Week's
Last
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Arcan Corporation Ltd
34%
15%
30'A
Apr
100
/.:
9%
7.50
Ltd
Co
Jan
.
33%
Too
_
common.
5%
100
40 %
*
common
Paper
Feb
Apr
34
25
pfd
preferred
International
,
40
,
5%
Apr
9%
30
,
preferred
23%
111
1,157
23
■
•
common
Jan
Jan
42%
48%
46%
25
—
20%
104
67%
23
•
Acceptance Corp
$1.50 preferred
of
a5%
38%
50
Industrial
Nickel
5%
101 101%
•
7%
50
41%
40
—
Intl
2,930
109
a52
•
—
44% Mar
Jan
36
Funds
Thursday
STOCKS
*
67%
1927— —50
Paper common
International
23%
a
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
$2.00
23%
.100
pfd
inc
Alabastine.
$2.00 preferred
Hudson
Bay Mining
4
^
5
Gypsum Lime &
Howard Smith
vf
109
3
Motors
General
CO
3
Ltd
Dynamics
General
CM CO
Jan
•27%
43
Canadian Stock
Feb
14
Too
,
38
42%
43
10
Feb
15
•
common
preferred
40%
42%
355
1,035
44
29
Jan
4251
40
43%
29
10
i
,
—
10
.
Canadienne
Sale Price
Gatineau
Mar
28
Apr
9%
8
17%
_•
common,.
20
Apr
23
23%
350
29
29
in
24%
29
—
25
i
——-
Mar
23%
•
Jan
17
Canadian
1
Ganadian Corp
Apr
Jan
10
Apr
15%
200
*
50
1,720
Apr
18%
23
375
a9s/a
Jan
Jan
3.704
a24
12 %
Banks—
Apr
Apr
Apr
23
Feb
Feb
56
—
*
i
10
Feb
Jan
140
760
24%
1
6%
10
18%
a25 v
20
Products
1,238
141% 141%
a9%
•
Heating
6%
18%
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
Electrolux Corp
1
40%
12
21
;
100
Ltd
Jan
Jan
200
55%
—
100
High
Low
12%
Jan
101%
9% Mar
18%
a23a23%
23 %
common
15
Jan
35%
7,790
21/
•
Apr
13% Mar
905
12
*
Redeemable preferred
preferred
ZellerS
8%
7
*
Range since Jan 1
High
a34% a34%
55%
.
Ltd
16%
7
•
i
11
4%%
Shares
12%
—
A—
common
12
•
&
(Geo)
Jan
Ltd
Enamel
Weston
Jan
Chemical common
Brewery
Apr
class
10
Stores
Dow
Feb
Works
&
Ltd
10%
Tar &
Bros
Grocers
10
Dominion
Donohue
Western
8%
125
Dominion
Dominion Textile
Apr
Jan
28
for Week
Low
-
j
*
Cotton
Walker Gooderham
Jan
25
I
Wabasso
28
Feb
6
,
Jan
23%
com,
common
&
28
411/2
100
Steel
100
alO% alO%
411/2
25
Preferred
Dominion
61/2
Va
11%
*
com—
new
6%
Glass
6,910
Par
High
7% Mar
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
2
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
28
11V4
*
Seagrams
1.280
27%
*
Class B
Crown Cork & Seal Co..
1G
STOCKS
Low
8%
27'/4
•
i——
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8 Va
28
——
Glass
Consumers
Corbys
•
Smelting
Textile
8 Va
ENDED
Thursday
Shares
Low
•
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Mines
Ltd
„_'l
1
1
1
2%c
—
6%c
7c
55c
21c
55c
19c
ll%c
l%c Feb
6c
38c
16c
11 %c
Mar
Mar
Apr
Apr-
2%c Apr
11c
Jan
55c
Apr
35c
Feb
21c
Jan
39
40
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
The
(1756)
Monday, April 19, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
•*'
Canadian Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
•
Th,£a;ftay '" Ran*'"
Sale Price
STOCKS
Barvue Mines Ltd
..1
—1
—
Belvilie Go,a Mines Ltd—
Bonvllle
Gold
Ltd
Low
—1.58
1.58
709
1.40 Mar
•
37%c
APRIL
Hi
40c
3,500
17c 17%c
5.200
31c
Apr
60c
Oils
Ltd
Shares
;
Range Since Jan. 1
8.00
17,245
1.80
1.80
300
1.00 Mar
11
+—
High
6.95
7.80
11
425
8.15
__
Low
High
5.90 Jan
8.00
Apr
1.95
Jan
Feb
25c
Mar
Okalta
for Week
Low
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Apr
1.64
Feb
16c
Par
Merrill
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Frice
1.25
Apr
Week's
of Prices
Thursday
High
1.25
17c
vtc~
High
200
38c
ENDED
;* r"
Jan. 1
1.25
—1
"
STOCKS
Shares
1.25
——1
Mines Ltd
Boreal Rare Metals
low
1.25
*"*
for Week
of Prices
Par
I—...
Barnat Mines Ltd
'
Sale*
Pacific
Jan
2.30
2.25
8c
8c
500
1
>10c
10c
10c
1,000
1
80c
50c
1.25
71,000
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd._*
Carnegie Mines Ltd
•
2.75
2.74
2.75
2,400
9.60
9.50
9.60
300
37c
45c
41,500
45c
Jan
6.25
6.35
300
6.00
Jan
6.50
6,000
8c
Mar
ll%c
Jan
68c
Ltd
Petroleums
'
Jan
11% Mar
Apr
9c 10Vic
1
Bouscadillac Gold
Burnhurst Mines
Mines
Ltd
1
Ltd
__
2.35
3,300
2.05 Mar
2.80
Feb
5c
10c
Jan
1
Phillips Oil Co
Quebec Oils Development
Mar
14c
15%c
Apr
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Calumet
Cassiar
Celta
Uranium
Mines
Ltd-—
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Dev
Corp Ltd.—„*
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40c
—
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50c
Apr
1.26
2.95
Cobalt
Explorers
Cons
Mining
Ltd
1
Consolidated Candego Mines Ltd..
1
Consolidated Dennison Mines Ltd,—1
Coulee
Lead
Dome
Mines
Duvex
&
Oils
Zinc
Mines
1
Ltd
&
East
Rim
East
•
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Sullivan
Nickel
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Ltd
Mines
Ltd...—
1
Metals
Eastern
Smelting & Refining
Fab
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Corp
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Metal
1
Mines Ltd
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El Sol Gold
1
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1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—.
Fenimore
Iron
Montana
Mines
Mines
Frobisher
55c
Souris
9.65 Mar
Jan
30c
Feb
55c
*
Ltd
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—
Limited
45c
Mar
3.600
90c
Mar
12c
20,500
10c
Feb
20c
45c
500
45c
Apr
45c
Valley
Mines
3,000
22c
Feb
28c
Giant
Yellowknife
Grandines
Gui
Por
Gunner
Head
Mines
Gold
Ltd
16%
375
Jan
16%
Trl-Tor
17c
1,000
15 %e
Apr
17c
2,900
88c
14
1.10
1.14
Jan
1.15
Oils
Westburne
Mines
Lakes
4.50
1,300
3.60
Jan
4.50
85c
7,200
75c
Feb
1.42
2.70
2.80
13,300
8c
8c
500
21c
22c
4,500
16%
16%
440
...
22c
2.45 Mar
8c
Apr
35c
Feb
16%
67c
12,500
48c
Feb
2,500
2c
Mar
4.75
100
4.00
67 Vic
Gold
5.15
Apr
Abltibl
Inspiration
Iso
Mining & Dev Co—
Uranium
6.45
Jan
8.60
100
7.80
Jan
9.25
16c
Jan
29c
Jardun Mines Ltd
voting trust
36c
20,600
17c
Mar
38c
200
33c
4,000
35c
1,000
14%
8.55 Mar
26%c
Yukon
Kerr-Addison
Mines
16%
7,297
12
a5c a97/BC
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11
2,184
16%
2.55
2.73
3,300
1
67c
67c
80c
43,300
50c
Feb
10c
10c
10c
1,000
9c
Jan
2.00
Lafayette
Lorado
Mines Ltd
20c
21c
8,800
67/2C
6%c
7c
7,500
5c
4%c
5c
8.500
18
18
18
1,300
17
Asbestos
Uranium
Louvicourt
Mackeno
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Goldfields
Mines
Ltd
1
15c
14 %c 16 %c
1
—
Ltd—,
45c
& Oil
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
Ltd..
Island Mining Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
5
New
Larder
"U"
Pacific
Coal
&
Yellow
Knife
Consolidated
Distillers
88c
Alberta
Pacific
Aluminium
Gas
22c
5c
Jan
2nd
Co
Feb
7c
Apr
Apr
Santiago
Vinray
New
Normetal
Nubar
Mines
1.44
1
of
Canada
Leduc
Uranium
1st
Apr
Jan
19%
Apr
16c
Feb
Apr
19%
19%
765
10c
11c
6,100
10c
16c
15c
17c
12,150
15c
Jan
17c
Jan
77c
80c
3,100
70c
Feb
85c
Jan
81c
8Gc
2,700
77c
Mar
1.00
1.15
1.21
7,075
1.10 Mar
1.48
Jan
3.35
3.30
3.35
2,000
3.50
Feb
2.15
Feb
17
Mar
1.80
1.80
200
3.20
1.75
Apr
Jan
43%
42%
43 %
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39% Mar
53
55%
57 %
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25%
25%
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107%
105% 107%
315
14 %c 14 %c
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26c
Mar
40c
4.70
Jan
Apr
Feb
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Feb
58%
Apr
Feb
25%
Apr
104
Jan
107%
Apr
11 %c
Jan
18 %c
Feb
36c
Jan
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Ltd
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Dev
50c
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19 %C
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1
3.30
Jan
15c
Mar
23c
Jan
550
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
2.50
Feb
3.80
6c
Feb
9c
Jan
6.00
Jan
Anglo Canadian
Anglo-Huronian
Pulp &
7%c
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5.15
5.10
5.25
6,465
4.85
52
50%
52
265
48%
Jan
3l%c
31 %c
10%c
•
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50
Mar
Jan
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1
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Mines
;
1.03
Jan
1
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Ankeno
75c
25,750
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64
„
10,725
20c
19,200
26c
Jan
95c
11%
3.45
Apr
Feb
Mar
3.10
Apr
1.19
22c
1
Jan
Anglo-Canadian
Jan
24c
30,425
18c
11'%
•
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31c
90c
5
Anacon
Jan
28c
95c
1
—
class
19c
12%
400
10%
Feb
12%
Apr
20c
3,500
84,550
10c
Feb
23c
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1.05
68,309
23c24%c
Arcan
Porcupine
Corp
Area
1.75 Mar
Apr
5c
1.18
5,100
21c
23c
1,900
Mar
10c
15
663
-32c
2,300
14%
9c 10 %c
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Apr
40c
48,700
12
21c
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Jan
52% Mar
Jan
15
Apr
Mar
46c
Apr
Mar
13c
Feb
6c
Jan
5%c
2,100
4c
Jan
22c
40,000
19c
Mar
Metals
Com
Hardware
4c
4%C
7,625
4c
Apr
6c
Jan
Athona
7c
8%c
7,000
7c
Apr
11c
Apr
Atlas
2.90
2.90
100
2.40 Mar
2.92 Mar
Atlas
1,000
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15c
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33c
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1.40
1.53
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18c
1,800
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89
15c
15c
1,000
52c
51c
56c
31,100
23c
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14,700
1.00
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2.55 Mar
65c
Mar
Jan
860
Jan
15
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90
12%
82%
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39c
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15c
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Mines
1
16 %c
1
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Feb
1.55
16% Mar
16%
9%c
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(1937)
Mines
3.20
Mar
2.53 Mar
900
46c
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Apr
34c
Jan
14c
2.50
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39c
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2.25
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39c
14%
1
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14
2.10 Mar
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7c
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17c
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23c
900
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27,570
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40c
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1.53
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18
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14 %c
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4%c
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20
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1
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18c
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Jan
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38,200
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Jan
75c
11c
39c
18%c
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84c
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13%c Mar
Feb
1
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55c
7%
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63c
3,300
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3.35 Mar
Jan
21c
1
9,712
74c
1.15
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12c
5%c Mar
Jan
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Akaitcho
Jan
35c
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73c
72c
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Acme Gas
33 %c Mar
Jan
35c
—1
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69 %c
18c
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Class A
Apr
9.50
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American
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Jan
1
—
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Feb
1
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Jan
3,000
9.50
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Acadia-Atlan
10% Mar
32c
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Mines
Feb
95c
Last
$1.50 preferred
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65c
Apr
Par
Feb
500
33c
„_1
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Feb
60c
Sale Price
Apr
9.15
1
Ltd
Mines
60c
14,900
Thursday
Jan
3c
9.15
16%
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200
72 c
71c
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Apr
2%c
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Jan
14
64c
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Jan
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60c
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Jan
21c
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1.75
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74c
1
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3.00 Mar
13c
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26c 26'Ac
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54c
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81c
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4.25
—
82c
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300
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1.37
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1.74
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7.75
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2.70 Mar
Western
Chibougamau
1.50
a40c
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6 Vac Mar
12c
2,300
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2.10
2.20
1,525
1.96 Mar
*
common
11 %c
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9
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1,045
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Quebec
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10c
4 890
—_
81c
85c
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4.75
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2.12
2.12
2.40
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1.80
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2.55 Mar
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4.15
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1.06
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3.90
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4.25
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26c
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33c
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16c
10,000
9c
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16 %c
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6c
6c
1,500
6c
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12c
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8.60
8.00
8.60
10,000
6.50
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8.60
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Baska
2.30
2.25
2.30
500
1.70
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2.30
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Bata
1
Ltd
500
15c
6c
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sullivan Cons Mines
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12c
8,500
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29c
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43c
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2.40
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Jan
7%c Jan
10c
Jan
20c
Mar
10c
Jan
WHitehall 4-5335
Gairdner, Son&Company
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
all offices
Apr
Mar
25c
Canadian Affiliates
Feb
1.20
Jan
3.85
6,409
17o
2.25
Jan
40c
Feb
5.65 Mar
Jan
1.50
Apr
Mar
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Gairdner if
4.go
1
Gairdner &
2.37 Mar
2.85
1.89
50c
76c
39%
*
2.95 Mar
1.90
2.85
17c
t
Apr
50c
5
1
common
10% Malr *
1.88
1.73
J
Feb
'
20c
1
Mines
42
21q;
4.00
•
Gold
Yukon
5.50 Mar
9.95
1.75
17c
J-i
Feb
Feb
Jan
45
Jan
5.05
1.78
1
Jan
Apr
47c
Feb
40c
9^85
1
-«■
Jan
28c
Feb
9.95
1
'■
69c
5.05
Jasper Oil Corp
'An'in'f"
Jan
1,300
Jet
Ltd
Jan
1.92
Jan
800
1
1
Gamma
18c
20c
2.15
8%c
1
Sweet Gra.s Oils
0r-'
64c
7,000
1.65 Mar
a61c
j oq
Ltd
Oaspp Oil Ventures T-t-d
Oils
Apr
Mar
23c
Berens River
8c
*
Peak Oils Ltd
Producers
Federated
19c
21c
1.00 Jan
/I..85
1
Explorers
Consolidated
Feb
1.40 Mar
22c
Apr
38c
aGOc
•
Ltd
Petroleum
Canadian
Central
14c
45c
*
4.40
8c
__
Canada
Canadian
7,600
29c
Feb
a61c
25c
.
Apr
1,200
47,600
19c
Apr
10c
90c
80c
1.92
17c
8.400
I
Mar
70c
1.60
1
Lodge
Mar
2,500
5.05
__
Jan
80c
38c
Ltd
Jan
1.84
34c
Bros
10c
400
32c
1.39
1.64 Mar
Mines
Bonvllle Gold
Petroleums
Calalta
Great
12%
29c
1.15 Mar.„
1.35
35c
Bob jo
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class
:
1.80
13,935
•
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty
Beaver
Apr
Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Del
1.71
4,750
1.59
Power class A
1.27
4,300
•
Copper.
Wendell
Altex
4.40
1.25
1.53
•
Mining
Bevcourt
Amulet
Weeden
Oil
4.00
~8c
1
Mines
__
4.90
1.22
1.55
_•
Mines
Petroleums
Apr
Bell
Uddlen
Ltd
Mining
Uranium
Bathurst
Jan
1
Goldfields
Trans-Dominion
8c
1.25
l_
Co
Metals
Bathurst
Tache Lake Mines Ltd.,
Tazln Mines Ltd
Ltd
Warrants
32c
15%c
1
....
32c
1
1
Ltd
Steeloy Mining Corp
1
1
Apr
Jan
Number 5317... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(1757)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
'
-
Par
.
Bralorne
Mine
Bralsaman
Brazilian
Traction
ordinary
Lake
(T
Brilund
G)
1
common
4%%
Electric 4%
2.25
7,950
1.80
3.015
3 75
pfd
100
88 %
Class
A
;
Power
-
Buffadison
»
Jan
10% Mar
1.80
1.80
&
4.10
6,350
17c
17c
19c
Smelting
10%
__
1
6c
A
preferred
1
6c
Jan
39
Feb
14 %c Mar
Apr
Corby
(H)
Class
Dist
Cut
Cosmos
58 % Mar
Crown
46% Mar
Crowshore
7
Jan
8
Coulee
D'Aragon
22c
45,500
24
100
20
iz'A Mar
Mar
15c
I,160
18c
Davis
Apr
14%
Feb
Davison
Apr
D'EUlona
103
Mar
Mar
21 %c
Feb
28c
Apr
Class
Delnite
10
Machinery
30
275
28%
5%
100
,
>'
Lands
420
90
9
78%
Del
"
Jau
90
Mar
8%
Apr
51%
Jan
57% Mar
10%
Feb
Feb
2,450
2.75
850
1.95
9%
Jan
4.35 Mar
Feb
2.75 Apr
,
Packers
Canada
class
Permanent
Canada
Southern
B.__
_*
SS
Canada
Wire
Lines
&
class
Canadian
Admiral
Atlantic
Oil—
*
Oils
Canadian
B
Canadian Bank
of
•
Commerce
58
3.25
1,100
12%
170
65
1
65
40c
__
5.75
25
41c
5.75
__
2
,
31
350
5,515
12%
preferred——50
new
Cable
125
65
9.95
3.10
.
9.70
__
Canada
32%
9.70
64%•
1
Warrants
Canadian
32%
63%
__
Mortgage_______20
Oils
6.00
4,666
1,843
Mar
;
2.25
65
Jan
10% Mar
Feb
12% Mar
65
Feb
50c
Jan
Jan
Jan
34%
34%
35%
776
32%
Jan
•
Canadian Canners
24%
24%
25%
4,307
21%
Jan
•
24
23%
24% ;
1,975
23%
Apr
—_
3.85 Mar
12% Mar
60% Mar
4.40
Car
common
6.25 Mar
35%
Apr
25%
Class A—
Canadian
$1.75
.7
Celanese
30
Jan
17%
55
16% Mar
18%
Jan
19%
Chemical
Canadian Colleries
Canadian
&
20
315
18% Mar
20%
Apr
28
Feb
•
22
22
23%
32%
32%
33%
335
8
8%
780
7%
Jan
9.15
9.55
19,780
7.50
Jan
Cellulose
•
(Dunsmuir)
common
_!
Decalta
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Food
__
3
9.35
•
2,200
20
Feb
29
Feb
73c
70c
73c
5,160
62c
Jan
1.83
Petroleum
Dredge
Canadian
__
_25
common
preferred
Canadian
20
1.70
1.88
198,011
70c
Jan
•
Products, class
4
A
Preferred
52
__
100
52
25
6
6
115
52
52
52
52
20
50
34% Mar
9%
Jan
79 %c
Feb
2.95 Mar
57%
Jan
5% Mar
6%
Feb
Mar
General
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Class
50
575
10c
Oils
Ice Machine common
63
Feb
Locomotive
Oil
12,282
5
125
Apr
5
Apr
-11
11
50
10% Mar
11
Apr
16%
290
14% Mar
19
Jan
42c
2,700
35c
67c
Jan
16
16
•
41c
'16
___100
"
Reserves
1
Canadian Tire Corp
90
3.50
365
1.75
5
Jan
12%
100
1
Apr
Jan
Jan
Dominion
Ltd
65
pfd
1
___♦
common
Preferred
■
Duvex
575
Apr
16% Mar
103%
Apr
Jan
4.15 Mar
1.02
11 % Mar
Feb
10%
10
Eastern
&
1.70 Mar
El
Emerald
Equitable
Life
Corn
Warrants
Fargo
14%
Jan
15
Apr
3.00
41%
41%
35
34%
Jan
90c
90c
1,100
75c
Mar
Federal
Grain
Federal
Central
Leduc
Steel
Chemical
to
Mar
Iron
B
_____10
—i.
1
1
Colomac
Feb
1.00
Jan
7.00
Jan
2.60
99
Feb
Copper
5.65 Mar
preferred
Life
Feb
1.45
25c
Jan
Feb
1.74 Mar
47c
rer rn*e
Mar
5%
2.11
Feb
3,500
4c
Apr
7%c
Jan
16,377
28c
Jan
54
Apr
58c
11,950
1.26
19,875
61%
10
5.125
Mar
40c
1.06
55%
Feb
Feb
62c
1.64
62
Jan
Jan
Mar
7c
8%c
Jan
1.20
7,950
90c
Mar
1.20
Feb
95c
1.10
24,650
90c
Mar
1.15 Mar
96c
" 70c
•
g'A
1
__
1.01
23,587
8Qc
Mar
70c
75c
1.300
65c
Mar
8%
1,815
8c
8c
1,100
2,700
94c
16c 17%c
*
11%
11%
30
1
4c
4%c
3,000
65
42c
Jan
8%
"
,
1
5c
Class
A
65
65
42c
44c
3,000
class
Motor
Foundation
Fraser
Apr
47%
240
46%
Jan'
48
Feb '
12
4,812
12
Apr
21 %
Apr t
21
\ 370
3,310
23%
23%
23%
25
7
610
;; 6%
-
1
46c
451/40
49c
21,900
35c
35c
35c
20
24%
25%
25
30c
35c
9% Mar
18%
Jan
7% Mar
•%.,
Apr;;
18c
17,250
92c
95c
106,800
8%c
8%c
9c
5,500
2.60
2.68
Feb
23 %
Apr
1.15
14,650
4.15
4.50
12,125
81c
88c
48,900
27
27
700
24%
25
940
55c 58 %c
Feb
8%
Feb
45 %c
Apr
62c
13c
Feb
35C y.
19%
Jan
25c
Feb
10,800
1.08
6
Mar
25%
Apr
Apr
Feb
43c
15 %c Mar
25
70c
Jan
8%c
25c
Jan
95c
Apr
11 %c
Apr
1.90
j,
'
Feb
3.45
dan
Jan
80c
3.55
Jan
Preferred
.
Feb
4.50
Apr
Feb
75c
1.43
25%
Feb
Jan
Jan'
27
Jan
25
55c
13,350
42c
Jan
6c
6c
7c
8,100
6c
Mar
8%c
8%c
8%c
8,000
7c
Jan
22c
22c
2,200
18c
Mar
21%
20%
21%
35
22c
21c
25c
60,850
16c
80c
1.02
Jan
35c
27c
38c
83,263
14,110
54c
'55)__
1
18c
Jan
16
16
16%
6,224
14% Mar
23%
3,313
19
22%
23%
21%
21
21%
1.95
1.92
1.95
28
27%
28
200
195
.
.
..
900
1
9c
8c
9c
3,200
4.65
4.65
4.85
8,700
1
Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
<20
Jan
1.70 Mar
26
Jan
Mar
8c
3.85
Jan
10c
Feb
Jan
43c
Jan
Mar
22
Jan 1
25c
1.07
17
Apr •;
23
Jan
2.10
Apr
Apr 'i
28
13%c
Jan
5.05 Mar
68c
67,000
47c
Jan
1,500
15c
Mar
23c
47
10
10
10
Apr
68c
18c
8%
„
63c
75
7%
Api-
10
Apr
'
—
93
a
B
.
_
_
—
1.15
Jan
-
8%
Jan
Apr
10% Mar
1.70
1.43
_
_
_
*
_
_____
17'A
102 V2
_
•
common
160
-2,00 k
100
9,245
64
Jan
100
Apr
96
105
60
78
Feb
105
-Apr
14%
1.685
12%
Jan
5'Ac
1,000
5'Ac Mar
17
17'A
1,505
15%
102% 102%
51
4.75
4.70
4.80
8.123
65c
61c
65c
12,750
89%
89%
171
18c 18 'Ac
1,800
Jan
Feb
100
4.25 Mar
15
Jan ?'
6%e Jan
17% Mar
102% Mar i;
5.20
Feb
~
4%
■
_
debentures
__
Gaitwin
5%
Geco
—
Power
62c
66c
4.200
23%
23%
23 %
3,352
109
108
__
•
—_
Mines Ltd—
Feb
30c
Mar
89
78c Z Jan
92
Jan
*
_
Dynamics
__
3
16 %C
Apr
25c
Jan
50c
Feb
20%
Jan
Jan
104
78c
Jan
23% Apr
109% Jan
.
109
585
9.05
10 Va
46,470
5%c
5 'Ac
100
%
Jan
42%
9.45
__
Bakeries
General
1
•
_
common
preferred
General
__
Jan
General
4 2'A
340
35%
Jan
43% Mar
58
Jan
68
5
Petroleum
68
67
67
443
1
Class
A
General
6.85
475
6.85
500
6.35
6.35
6.90
3.050
44
44
110
15%
15%
15%
103
101
103
6c
6c
1,000
__
_
Products
General
Steel
Giant
Mfg class A
Wares
Preferred
Geneva
__
_
Yellowknife
Gold
Gold
Lake
•
common
___
________
Lake
Glenora
God's
common
—
Gold
7c
Apr
10c
Jan
Golden
14c
Mar
42c
Jan
Goldfields
11%
Apr
Goldora
.
Mines
__
j
3%c Mar
6%c Mar
58
67
Apr
49c
Jan
Feb
Eagle
5.55
5
Jan
Gordon
70c
80c
26c
23 %C
13
5%
Feb
Jan
1.76
•
Mack^y
4.90 Mar
Apr
15
Mai-
70
•
44
100
Mar
1.715
2.933
35,747
4%c Mar
46c
Apr
_
class
A
•
16%
103
9%c
Apr
Apr
Mar
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
9.70
5%c
Feb
Mar
1.00
Jan
7.70
Jan
26c
2.500
Apr
37c
15c
17c
13.000
15c
Feb
23 %c
7c
3.500
6c
Mar
12 Vac
Jan
1.76
1.85
3,400
1.35 Mar
1.91
Apr
48c 48%C
16,950
29 %C Mar
23'Ac
125'%
4C
Mar
4'Ac
1,000
125%
132
173
97
Jan
52
•
7.00
47
3'Ac Mar
65c
4'Ac
common
7.00
6%C
15c
1
Uranium
Tire
Preferred
8.65
5.00 Mar
125
3%c
79c
Mines
Goodyear
8.50
3 %C
•
Mines
Manitou
8.50
___
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
83c
{
Apr
155
89%
14%
-
•
A_
j
Mar
23%
18c
'
Feb
Feb
38c
8%
67c
*
Apr V
66c
14%c
8%
•
Warrants
Gold
Mar
i
Feb
1.17
22%
93c
common
Jan
Jan
J
9
20% Mar
7,800
16c
0
Co
Cos
Jan
41c
Feb
14%
5%c
class
11%
11%
14%
Jan
8%
—
Jan
7%
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
1.00
1
•
5
1.52
6%c
10
Mines
For footpnt#«
Jan
1.29
2.50
1.05
1
1
Terminal
Anr
13c
11%
600
101
Apr
%c
1.16
1.05
Yellowknife
Coniaurum
43
6'Ac
*
Cockshntt Farm Eaulpment
Coin Lake
Confederation
98c
475
141/4
j
15 %. Jan
Apr
5%c
61 %
—
ctfs
Cobalt Consolidated
Mining Corp
Cochenour Willians
Colilngwood
1.20
r
trust
13,575
40c 43
50c
1
Chemical
50
1.80
5c
__
42c
25
5%
1.73
1.80
1
Citra-Lartic
Coldstream
5%
50c
l
Mines
Gold
Voting
1,000
I
.
12%
Jan
11
Mines
Gatineau
3,000
.
14
99%
8%
common._
Jan
20,900
Jan ■'!
47%
warrants
Ltd
Feb
1.62
Feb v
12
;
40
•/
•
Feb
1.08
Apr
101
Apr
20%
„
85c
98c
10
13%
20%
Petroleum
22c
1.50
33%
1,842
—20
Feb
20%c 20%c
16%
Feb
Jan
r-14
•8%
preferred
Mar
__
Jan
,
1
67c
__
10
14%
1
15c
1.62
'
6.50 Mar 5
13%
14
25
500
Jan
;
Feb
101
10
3,000
1.70
Jan
2.05 Mar
30%
Jan
31
100
14
20
75c
5,900
280
1.09
18c
2.15
1.675
2.65
75c
2.05
Jan
19c
Feb
4.15
10
•
General Motors
preferred
Research
Chrysler Corp
Cobalt
Jan
Apr
1.62
33
30c
16 %c
1
Chibougamau Explor
Chimo
Apr
3.70
13c
27% Mar
16%
16c
75c
•
Mines
Chesterville
99
1.25
2.25 Mar
10
__*
18c
2.05
_l
Oils
Chatco
15
2,200
Apr
Jan
♦,
l
Centre Lake Uranium—
Chamberlain Oil
Cheskirk
99
5.40-
'[
Jan
1.07
16%
*
Exploration
Gas Exploration of Alberta.
•
Porcupine
Charter
99
5.20
Jan 1
1.40
11%
1
Oil
Central Pati'icia
Central
99
__
Jan
1.10
100
•
com
Kirkland
Federated
Frobisher Ltd
_1
5.00
41c
5,650
32%
Apr
100
Apr I
1.07
16%
•
Ford
Jan
.
3.75 Mar
4,400
1
235
Feb
preferred
Feb
Mar
1.90
250
14%
6%
-
Mar
5.85
Manufacturing
2.01
Invest
Mar
23c
175
5.50
1
Ltd_
Oils
Motor
2,378
Explorers
75c
12,232
13c
•
Famous Players
Fanny Farmer
Hord
II,350
Central
500
28c
13
•
Fleet
Jan
90c
5.50
Falconbrldge Nickel
Jan
2 39
9%c
1.81
4.45
(extended
Mar
15
Canada
3.75
24C
5,895
Ltd—
Mar
3.00
Central
15'%
100
9.600
——
21
6.10 Mar
Mar
15%
6,100
;
Insurance
Mines
56
450
18c
16c
___•
21
6,305
Feb
16c
common
Glacier
Jan
6.40 .2.'
10c
1
Apr
2.55
7,000
1
45%
6.20
Mar
1.90
Oils
20%
2.50
7c
29 %
Gold
50
6.30
11,300
10% Mar
1.07
1
Pen-Rey
Sol
30
2.50
Apr
9%c
3.75
82fr~-.
1,250
2.80
•
45
100
A
19%
13%
1
Jan
1.85
Metals
20%
3.00
.
34
90c
Mines
47%
14%
Ltd.
1,249
25c
Mines
19
*
Corp
45
1.77
common
20%
•
Asbestos
Jan v
41
3.75
Coal
47%
Wirebound class A
Trethewey
Jan
44c
28%
Elder Mines
El
Class
Williston
Cassiar
30c
Apr
15%
Mines—
Nickel
Fenlmore
Canadian
Castle
Jan
Jan
1.83
common
Paper" class
Fittings
1
9
11 %C 13 %c
•
Economic Investment
Eddy
Apr
Canadian
Gold
*
}
Apr
18c
.
Apr
12%
Cariboo
Jan
8%c
Minerals—
Sullivan
16%
_*
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
20 %c
45
—__
East
24%
6%
Apr
4.10
18c
1,000
28%
*
Malartic
Jan
12%
Minerals
310
21
Apr
Mar
4,000
92c
&
Rim
12
*
B
10
Jan
3.30
20c
Jan
Wallpaper class A
Class
10
16%
18c
20 %c 23 %o
___23.50
East
465
Jan
Jan
9
*
2.40 Mar
Feb
17
10
30
0
East Amphi
16%
19%
100
10%
Dyno Mines
16
__
»
11
10%
50
oils
Jan
__
20
—
11
10%
10
Mudge common
Dow Brewery
Dragon Oils Hi Gas—
21
1.40 Mar
10%
2.50
Mines
9,485
17,540
1.170
&
6,311
1.52
11%
1
common
Textile
Dona Ida
Donnel
68c
1.46
11%
2
'Preferred
24%
1.52
11%
_25c
Stores
Dominion
24
53c
;
1.90 Mar
14c
1
".
Steel
Dominion
65c
68c
Apr
1,550
1
Preferred
24'%
25
(Canadian Pipe Line Producers
Canadian Vickers
458
Apr
Jan
96c
1,200
Ltd
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Invest
16%
Railway..,.
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
*
16
3.00
__
Gas
Pacific
15%
103% 103%
103%
Warrants
Canadian Oil
Canadian
2.38
5
Cos' common.!
preferred
Canadian
1.95
11
♦
Malartic
Canadian
5
2.20
1
Canadian
575
575
Jan
10% c
15c
•*
Dominion Foundry & Steel com
Preferred
Eureka
575
1
1
A
Canadian
5(/c
Electric
11 %c
Apr
9.60 Mar
Apr
50
V 1.05 Jan
Apr
7c
3.50
A
Seagrams
E.stella
Canadian
Mar
6Vic
10,000
Apr
17
*
47c
21,000
:
Easi
Canadian
Apr
Apr
38c
10
Breweries
33 % Mar
Jan
8.55
20c
20%
1
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Canada
Mar
15c
5
Dome Exploration (Western)
Dome Mines _i____.
12% Mar
2.50
14c
Jan
25
2.50
Apr
3.30
__1
Bank
165
3.65
11 %c
20%
1
Fabrics
104
4.15
Jan
Feb
15c
50c
Producers
Dominion
12
3.90
Feb
5c
;
7c
8,531
Mines
Rio
Dominion
21%
Jan
Apr
1.70
15c
3.35
__*
Feb
15
Jan
28
Feb
20%
1
-
Mar
6
Feb
19%
3.95
Warrants
30%
9
11%
•
10
13
1 Apr
93
Jan
Jan
57
55%
57
*
;
-
50
20
.
90
*
*
Power
13%
Feb
5
Jan
1.08 Mar
8%C
500
*_
Mines
Distillers
5%
{
Feb
Apr
1.86 Mar
*
Detta Minerals
29%
1.72 Mar
10c
Feb
3.50
34c
*
B
Oils
Gold
59c
Jan
Feb
22
Feb
Mar
6 %c
1.40
common
Devon-Leduc Oils
Jan
84
Mar
2.30
21 'Ac
Mar
i;
Jan
532
6,940
113,250
35
Jan
Feb
93
Jan
16c
45c
•
Corp
class
Jan
4.30
58c
1
8.50
13%
275,100
1.40
Mines
Leather
13%
Jan
13c
Jan
24
Jan
100%
6,900
7,400
24c
Feb
9
22c
19%
7%c ll%c
2.20 Mar
54c
1
Patricia
6.70
20
18,264
52 %c Mar
Jan
Feb
1,520
10
26,696
14c
20c
Jan
•
Box
Zcllerbach
8.00
Foundry
1.18
13c
1
5.50 Mar
__
1.11
14c
1.40
.
2.97
5%
1.16
♦
Pershing
2.35 Mar
*
6,885
15c
Feb
44c
8%c
Lead
4,100
*
7.674
28
Imperial Mills
Croinor
Mar
10,575
u
1.86
27%
50c
Jan
6c
Jan
25
71,350
16c
Ltd—
Paper
2.76
Stone
A
1.80
27%
•
14c
Jan
8*25
91%
223.339
57c
B
Corrugated
5.10
92%
64.165
34c
9c
voting
2.75
Canada Malting
Oil
Feb
Mines
4.95
•
2.90
28c
Exploration
7.50
common
Northern
Con west
21% Mar
18c
5.00
Jan
2.75
Assurance
Life
c
8
14%c 15%c
2.50
10
7.65
20
Iron
Canada
14%c
Consolidated
29c
Jan
85
27c
*
:
Consumers Gas
19%
37%
100
20c
2.64
West Pete
Jan
9%c Mar
267
103
1,000
7c
1
Preferred
Canada
10%
46
12%
35c
Sannorm
Jan
9c
Jan
1274
10c
Oils
Consolidated
22c
Jan
51%
103
28,820
*
8%
1.90 Mar
Jan
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
&
35%
32
12%
__
35c
Jan
Jan
4%c Mar
58
12%
__
1
class
Vr-^r- 10
32c
—
Peak
13
Jan
24
__
Foils
1,200
20
15c
19c
20c
4.55
13c
5v2c Mar
7%
__
Orlac
Jan
45%
•
Crushed
3,500
9%c
34 %c
Mosher
Nicholson
18 %c
Mar
Mar
45c
Consolidated Ranwick
58
*
Gas
25
20
58
1
Flon
3,700
9%c
1
Oils
4%c
37%
10%c 12%c
20
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
9
39c
4.875
2
Apr
Apr
lac
11,126
4,017
Mining & Smelting.
Copper-Man
4'Ac
___'*
preferred
Canada
34,500
37%
•
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power preferred
Canada
2,500
17c
__
1
Canada
6c
16c
1
Calder Bousauet
Canada
6c
17c
•
Canada
Consolidated
Jan
700
1
Mar
46c
$
2-25
7,192
10
;
28c
45c
l
Jan
Feb
600
2.05
Lead
49c
Mar
30c
1
Feb
%c Mar
4
23c
Howey
Matarrow
11%
«c
5,500
44c
Feb
10% Mar
4.00
5c
6%
35c
21%
7 % c Mar
125
45c
Lake Mines
Mar
6,500
*
Cement
Jan
1
154
12c
8%c
Burrard class A
Canada
125
4.10
*
&
11%
10c
•
Oil
1,302
7%c
1
1st
1.85
11%
__
•
Cons
Cons
170
2a %c Mar
Jan
7%
2.00
Halliwell
Consolidated
10
17%
Consolidated
Apr
974
2,462
12c
44c
Guayana
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
34c
Gillies
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
7c
45c
Crest
Consolidated
52%
13
lie
B
Calvan
Jan
50
1
Steel
Flin
48
4,375
7%c
.____
Bunker Hill
Caliinan
595
Apr
15
l
.
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
Calnorth
■
29c
3,053
Apr
-
674
24,200
1
2nd
52%
1
Ltd
Lake
Linen
51%
6%
33c
Red
Caldwell
101
21 %
Buffalo
Class
Jan
30c
*
Ltd
class
90
20%
1
Gold
Co.
727
10
•
&
90
101
Apr
'Apr
8c
2.05
Discovery
East
Jan
32c
Canadian
Burns
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
78
21 %
Buffalo
Burlington
Denison
Fen
Jan
24%
18c
30c
2.55
Jan
High
62,120
7
Cordasun
Consolidated
Low
21c
7%
Cadillac
Cent
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18c
4%c
Bakeries
Consolidated
Shares
7%c
Consolidated
A
Mining
Apr
18c
Astoria
Consolidated
for Week
Low
Oil
5.20
235
*
Mining
Brunswick
Jan
15
—
Brunston
Jan
8
Jan
20%
Feb
15c
90
1
Mines
Mines
98
Jan
15
»
Oil—
Mines
Consolidated
99%
100
B
Brunhurst
Apr
87%
52
B
8,630
Consolidated
Jan
4.40
6%
Brunsman
5%
2.38
•
class
100
24'/a
*
Mills
8
8
Apr
7%c
4.25
50
Reef
9,500
23 '/a
Packers class
Empire
9c
90
Jan
8%
Jan
4.25
_100
Columbia
23
8c
2.35
Forest Products
Columbia
Bruck
6"%
1
Allenbee
1.75
Sales
Range
Par
Consolidated
Consolidated
preferred
Broulan
7,645
24 V8
British Columbia
British
8Va
4.25 Mar
Jan
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
1.12
•
British
British
1,500
90
8
1
Oil
preferred
Class
2.95
_1
Petroleums
American
British Columbia
5%
*
___
Mines Ltd
Brltalta
British
100
90
9c
16
Thursday
*
Red
Bright
8
__
APRIL
Range Since Jan. 1
Lou>
3.80
1.25
8
100
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
3.80
1.20
•
Preferred
Brewis
3.80
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
Pete
FOR
Sales
Last
52%
iao
48'A
Jan
8
8
ft
100
7
Feb
58c
Feb
Jan
7%c Jan
132
52 %
8
Apr
Apr
Apr
\
,
v
42
(1758)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
Thursday
(Cont.)
Sale Price
Bousauet
Grandines
Low
Low
29c
3,950
25c
26c
22 %c
27c
112,025
15c
*
38c
38c
3,000
223/4
23%
2,965
51%
51%
25
14%
16'A
4,620
1.03
1.02
1.12
11,925
8%
8 3A
9
550
7%
8
1,010
•:
23
Great Plains Development
1
16
1
•
*
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Class
High
27C
•
class
Coal
West
Thursday
A
*
B
Mar
Jan
Mar
34c
183A
Jan
51
May
49c
Jan
Feb
Maroenor
Apr
23% Mar
52
Jan
Apr
i
Gull
9c
6.85
6.35
7.10
5
4% Mar
14,450
lo
Trust
13%
13%
13%
65
1
8c
8c
9c
9.40
9.25
9.50
15,010
23
23%
230
7c
7 Vic
7,500
Gunnar Gold
Gurney
Lake
preferred
Products
Gwilliin
Gold
30
—_
5.65
13%
15,600
1
Lead
1
:__
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne—
— —
383A
40
•
40
Feb
8'A
Hard
Gold
Rock
Harding
12c
i
—
Jan
Jan
23%
Feb
20%
7c
10 %c
Apr
Jan
32%
Jan
40
5,620
8
16 %c
Apr
13c
Feb
24c
985
10c
Mar
15c
Mar
20c
17c
Jan
40c
Mar
26c
Jan
1
35c
33c
36c
1
15C
15c
17c
7%
18,750
8%
Feb
9
Jan
Mentor
173Ac Jan
A
common
14
14
Heva
Gold
High
Crest
8c
1
32
*
Class
B
13
33%
32%
33%
Lake
96%
96%
30
17c 17 Vic
16c
Apr
28% Mar
5
Mar
14c
Feb
\
•
:
■
-"
•
7%c Jan
Midcon
30c
Jan
Midland
33
Jan
Mill City
Oil
Paper
&
11 %c
4.00
7
Jan
Brick
Milton
13c
Jan
10%
Jan
Mining
22c
21c
24c
23,200
Jan
24c
Jan
Modern Containers class
5%c
6c
5,000
Jan
6%c Jan
22%
22%
23%
585
19%
Jan
23%
Apr
1.90
2.05
400
1.70
Feb
2.45
Jan
46
453/4
47%
4,874
7c
9c
37%
/
1,050
11,800
—
Jan
Mar
37c
7.45
Minda-Scotia
Mindamar
Moneta
373A
37%
38
340
34
33'A
34%
6,777
Porcupine
Montoco
9%
93/4
1,031
24%
243A
235
——
«
.
'j
1
Indian Lake
22
22
lOVic
4%C
Jan
40
Feb
Jan
4Vo
37
Jan
Acceptance
$2
preferred
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
International
Powders
Bronze
40
•
30
2
—•
—1
common
$1.50 preferred
Drug
Jan
Apr
National
Mar
22
5c
Hosiery class
Apr
National
National
Steel
International Nickel
Jan
44
Apr
New
8
Apr
9% Mar
New
34,054
16
32%
32%
83%
39%
38
39%
9,305
34%
133
131%
133
102
128%
25%
24%
26%
11,479
Line
49c
2,460
45c
Feb
21%
41c
Calumet
33
Feb
New
Concord
Jellicoe
Jet
101
Apr
New
Continental
Apr
Apr
New
Apr
New
Feb
82
Mar
Jan
Jan
19'
Jan
20%
Jan
Mar
83%
39%
133
26%
Apr
25% Mar
37c
6 %C
5,500
6%c Jan
10 %c
1,000
8'Ac Mar
14c
1.75:
1.75
1,100
5 Vic
6c
10,000
18C
16 %c
18c
8,100
12c
11 %c
13c
13,600
(1939)
Gold
Joburke
1.70
'
— —
Ltd
36c
«37c
20c
35c
14%
1.85
1.92
Jan
8c
Feb
Jan
23c
Jan
100
1.90
3.80
26c
11.500
14%
1.40 Mar
1,600
Mar
34c
Jan
49c
Mar
'
Mines
Jonsmith
Ltd
Jupiter
Oils
19c
Publishing
Ltd__.
16 %c
Jan
14
Gold
Kenville
Mar
1.81 Mar
11
11
Lake
1
Keyboycon Mines
•
Kerr
20c
14
13%
1,159
11%
27 %c 29%c
4,800
22c
10%
11%
1,085
10
6 %
6%
950
1.45
1.40
1.50
1,800
25
25%
465
1
Mines
Keymet
Klrkland
Jan
2.15 Mar
Klondike-Keno
—..1
Kristlna
81c
Jan
1.02
14,100
55c
80c
1,500
65c
Jan
90c
Mar
2,520
35c
Mar
48c
Jan
8%c
9c
16,600
8%c
Apr
15c
Jan
19c
Feb
47c
Jan
Apr
30 %c
40c
49,700
1.50
1.55
4,025
19%
193A
2,280
9.25
Ltd
(John)
8.80
9.25
2,575
67c
67c
500
62c
90c
Jan
15 %c
16c
2,700
15c
Feb
22c
Jan
18c 19 %c
2,000
18c
Feb
22c
Jan
& Exploration—
Lake Dufault Mines
Lake
—
16c
Lingman
18c
Lake Osu
Lake
Lake
La
Shore
of
the
Mines
Woods
5.90
-
Gold
Oils is Mines
1.10
Jan
Secord
Laurentide
class
A
•
•
1.80
Jan
Lawson
•
Jones class B
Gold
85
9%
5 Vic
5,700
5c
4,000
2%c
15
750
12%
12%
12'A
16%
16%
Apr
6.15
32
Feb
Mar
Jan
16%
12
1.70
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
Apr
Apr
7%c
Apr
Mar
6c
15
Jan
Jan
Mar
200
10%
Jan
12% Mar
100
13
Jan
16% Mar
2.40
2.70
400
8 Vic
4,000
20
20
110
9c
10c
32,000
7%c
Jan
lie
Jan
11 %c 12 %c
14,300
10c
Jan
23c
Feb
2,300
56c
9c
Little
•
77c
Long Lac
Groceterias
class
40%
46%
—
Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleums..
Mines
-
;
77c
80c
1.80
Jan
2.95 Mar
5%c Jan
9%c Mar
19
Jan
20
1.20
Apr
Feb
41%
857
37%
Jan
42
Feb
45
46%
1,067
40%
Jan
47
Feb
4
1,000
3%c Mar
5%c
Feb
%c
12c
11c
12o
4,700
45o
43c
54c
59,600
41c
18c
17c
19c
17,300
13c
17%
_
Apr
40%
4 Vic
Goldfields
70c
Mar
18
815
11c
Apr
Mar
Jan
18c
1.19
19c
Mar
Jan
Mar
Lowney
(Walter M)
Lynx Yellowknlfe
8 Vic
8%c
8%c
Macassa
1.60
1.60
1.70
59c
58c
60c
4,200
50c
Mar
68c
Feb
11c
12c
12,000
11c
Apr
16 %c
Jan
15% Mar
8c
2,000
Feb
18
Apr
12c
Feb
1.97
Jan
1.20
Jan
1.60
Jan
2.50
91c
Jan
18c
28,300
2.85
1,762
23c
1,800
20c
Mar
32c
35c
11,100
22c
Jan
15c 15%C
3,000
15c
Feb
2.84
—
New Fortune
pic
-.
Goldvue
New
Harricana
New
Hlghridge
^30c
Ltd_
Mines
30c
17c
L29< Jan
1.53
24c
Mar
2.60
Jan
.
Jan
/ 2.95
Feb
40c
Feb
48c
Feb
19%©, Jan
2,900
25c
Mar
52c
19c
Jan
40c
Jan
11,510
22c
;*22c
0
6%c Mar
7%c
8c
;;6%c
6%c
6%c
500
New
Kelore
15 %c
15 %c
20c
13,700
New
Laguerre Mines
|s.%c
6%C
6%c
500
1.11
1.20
25,439
20c
20c
4,990
17c
7c1 7%c
6,500
6c
New
Hugh
Malartic
.'••''8c
-
New Jason Gold
;
5%c Mar
12c
Mar
*
New
Larder
<1.15
U
j/Z
L.
Newlund Mines
—
'$ic
New Marlon Gold
Jan
Feb
Ltd
A13c
3,300
10%c
Feb
5,000
15Vic
Feb
6c
10,100
6c
213,200
5%c
6c
6c
Mines
17 %c 18 %c
5c
Mylamaque Explor
_.
6c
500
12 Vic
Gold
Norzone
mc
New Ryan Lake Mines
New
1.00 Mar
6c
Morrison
New
Rouyn
6 Vic Mar
13c
1
3,500
4%c Mar
I
Mar
5c
Jan
10c
9 Vic Mar
22c
9c
2.11
Macdonald
Macfie
Mines
Explorations
Mackeno
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
MacMillan
Class
&
43c
Gold
Bloedel
A
B
43c
311,042
1.40
1.34
1.40
4.450
20%
Mines—
class
20%
20'A
100
19 »A
20%
7,750
17%
Jan
9.325
1.60
Jan
6c
Feb
20%
37c
6,330
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
l
1.75
1.72
Magnet Consol
l
7c
63Ac
7c
8,150
1
1.50
1.45
1.53
12,000
3c
3c
3c
1,866
Malartic
Goldfields
—
Manitoba & Eastern
•
Maple Leaf Milling common
Preferred
For footnotes
•
loo
see
page 43.
1.75
,
18c
Mar
1.27 Mar
17%
Jan
1.31 Mar
3c
Jan
43c
Apr
1.56
Feb
20%
Apr
20%
Apr
1.80
Jan
10c
Jan
1.70
Apr
4%c Feb
9
9
9
35
7
Jan
9
Apr
95
95
95
145
90
Jan
95
Mar
,
Jan
Jan
20c
v
12%c Mar
18c
Apr
34c
Jan
6%c
Feb f
9Vic Jan
i
Feb
5%c
Jan
9%c
5c
Jan
9%c Jan
Feb
12c
Jan
;
4.25
Apr
;
11c
Jan '
9c
12c
16,700
3.60
3.85
7,765
2.10
Jan
7 Vic
1,000
7c
Mar
5 Vic
7c
8,500
5'Ac
&I.90
1.55
2.00
1,735
1.40
Jan
2.00 Apr
{£;/• 9 c
of
6 Vic
9c
45,000
6Vic
Apr
12c
Jan
65c
66c
2,500
61c
Jan
75c
Mar
67
68%
1,354
58
Feb
68%
Apr
IO'/bC
'3.85
Canada•
•
New Thurbois
Nib Yellowknlfe
Nipissing
Nisto
£%c
;
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Mines
Noranda
Ltd
Gold
!~,65c
Mines
r
Normetal
Norpax
i
2.84
Canadian
North
Inca
Gold
North
Star
Ltd
2.84
2.90
5,390
11 %c
10% c
•4 12c
13,100
t,95
■ • r 8©
1.85
2.00
4,500
8c
10c
10,500
7%
Mining
& Mines
Oil
North
Oil
Oils
—
.
Canada Mines
Quebec
Power-
Mines
(1940)—
Nubar
Obaska
Lake
Ltd
j6%
Mines
•&;7 c
Ltd
Gold
Oil
i
l*%c
42c
Mar
48c
500
1.55
1.55
100
50%
50%
50
50 %
5c
3,500
4 Vic
13c 15%C
.
Malartic
Jan
Jan
Jan
65c
1.60, Feb
9c
243Ac Jan
|
Jan
•
Mar
5,100
6%
6%
10
7c
7'Ac
5,500
6%c_ Jan
64c
2,500
60c
Mar
80c
Jan
lie 11 '%c
7,000
7c
Feb
14c
Jan
11c
Jan *
4%c
5'Ac
3,600
1.90
3,800
1,100
300
v2.45
2.35
2.45
23
23
95
Ontario Pyrites Oo Ltd
Ontario Steel common
Is
81c
85c
10,900
Exploration
Copper
.1-43
Mines
Crush
"ft."—
&46c
Osisko Lake Mines
Coyle
*90c
Navigation
(Eastern)
I
Pacific Petroleum
.l<3.9c
2,685
23
23
800
1.31
1.55
67,760
3.70
3.75
800
45c
46c
90c
6%. Feb
Mar
4c
1.70 Mar
Mar
14c
3'Ac Mar
1.90 Jan,
Jan
22
Mar
64c
22%
Jan
50c
Mar
8
9 Vic
1.96
Jan
Jan
4%c
2.50 Mar
24
*
97c
25
Feb
Apr
Mar
Jan
1.59
Feb
4.45
Feb
15,000
42c
Jan
58c
Jan
1.15
1.807
85c
34c 39%C
75,700
Pamour Porcupine
.10
4,050
65
3.055
66c
66c
69c
2,900
41c
43c
9,300
-t/-l9c
Drilling
Paymaster
Peace
11%
60
;43c
^
Western Oil
Parbec Mines
11
'£64
Nat
38c
Gas
Securities
Oils
300
38c 39Vic
6,175
&
Mineral
8.15
Jan
1.35 Mar
59 %c
Feb
Jan
11% Mar
Apr
7434
Feb
Mar
75c
Jan
31 %c Jan
46c
Mar
23c
Jan
61c
11c
4.10
26c
5.60
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
5.00 Mar
42c
Apr
8.40 MaT
8.00
7.85
8.00
4,350
.-.38
38
39
125
10c
10c
2,000
8c
Feb
ll%c
Apr
1.00
1.00
1.03
12.600
75c
Mar
1.16
Apr
Perrqn Gold
Pershcourt Goldfields
Peruvian
79,700
4.50
4.35
Consol
River
People's Credit
18c 19%c
25c
60
Jan
30c
30c
3,100
36 %
30c
Jan
Mar
;
Jan
Jan
1.00
s
18 %o Jan
3.40
ii%
Page Hershey Tubes
Parker
'
.?
Apr !
Feb ;
50%
Mar
Ontario Jockey Club
Ontario Loan
Pan
?
7%;Mar !
25c
10c
#%©
Pacific
V
Jan !
Jan
34c
3V2C
Orange
Apr
Feb
2.60
16c
13,500
3%c
Opemlska
1.40 Feb
2.95 Mar
18c
37c
1.75
4%c
Oils
Omnltrans
5c
14 %c 14 ViC
•
Selections;
O'Leary
Apr
,
62c
Mines
Ogama-Rockland ■
Okalta
Jan
6
12c
;
9%c Feb
35c
//14 c
Wood
O'Brien
Feb
8c
4,500
*
F 5c
Ltd
Mines
Oakvllle
Jan
1,125
48c
11:
Empire
Northland
1.78
7%
_.
Northern
Northern
Nudulama
Feb
2.35
9%c Jan
12c 14%c
Trinity
Northern
Feb
;
Jan
7%c
Superior Oils
,
Apr
..
1.45 Mar
„•
Jan
9,433
30c
'
Pacific
Mines
.
Jan
Feb
75c
23c
,
,
Apr
Feb
1
Feb
1.77
20c
Jan
4.00
15%c
7%c
20
28 Vic Feb
2.75
17%©'
.
*
9.50 Mar
7%c
12c
Uranium
1.40 Mar
3.70
3%c
1
Louvlcourt
Jan
7%c Mar
5c
1
Lorado
5,400
2 Vic
—
Lexindin Gold
Class B
170
47,250
11%
Feb
19%
2.70
H
1
Loblaw
29
14 3A
—
Acceptance
1.50
4.00
11%
.
131,833
17 %c
Petroleum
Devon
Dickenson Mines
Warrants
North
1.50
5'Ac
tjTlass B
Warrant#
Lencourt
'
Mar
5.30
143/4
Shops
Candy
Lavalle Mines
&
"
Jan
7.75
150
4.00
;
»
30
16% Mar
1,733
8 Vic 10 %c
——
9 Vic
Lang & Sons
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
5.90
30
1.50
Lamaque
Landover
Laura
5.97
30
common—
Mines
Luz
-
—
48c
Merger
35c
Labrador Mining
40c
Mar
Nor-Acme
Labatt
Jan
Mar
New
1.50
1
20c
Jan
13c
81c
Jan
193/4
Mines
Ltd—;_
—r
Copper
Oils
Kroy
2.27
8%c Mar
50c
Feb
8%c
.
1.45 Mar
1,700
12,500
50c
42c
Jan
7,250
9c
11,400
Oils
80c
13c
?%c Feb r
1,500
1.70
95c
New Pacalta
20c
Jan
Jan
1.60
56c
Jan
Jan
1.73
'
88c
New
Jan
26%
Apr
Mar
53c
18%
Apr
1.40
25
-85c
16 % Mar
8c
7%
Apr
'53C
New
35c
12% Feb
11c 11%C
Oil
Jan
77c
1
'
6%
Jan
35c
Jan
Mar
9%c
40c
1
.
Lake
i
Apr
13% Mar
Jan
Mar
85c
Mar
40c
1
Kirkland-Hudson
12%
13
1,525
Apr
1,000
11'A
95c
5%c
6,200
Jan
9%
95c
Newnorth
35c
200
'
55c
Jan
lie 13 %c
——
28% .Apr
6,000
Mar
35c
——
Jan
4,555
9c
5,030
Mart;.
2T
243A. Jan
25
23,100
25%
18%
Jan ? '
78c
Jan
17%
Jan
16%
2.45
Feb
18%
Jan
23c
Jan
1.39
5c
1
Kerr-Addison
50c
Mar
15
80
11
K
Mar
10c
70c
20%
16,500
.
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Jan
41c
2,300
3,020
16
2.35
180
6'Ac
43c
«13c
s
1.30
13,600
5%c
17 Va Mar
'70c
6%C
5%c
Apr
37
1.35
23%
1
Feb
12%
«
Jan
2,42
6c
23%
Mar
2.15
Jan
Oils
Bristol
23
1
—.—*
Feb
10
British Dominion Oil
New
Kayrand Mining
Kelvinator
14c
Jan
15
"
Jan
Mar
5%c Mar
7,400
19c
14%
JolJet-Quebec
Journal
Jan
1.60
"1,975
Mar
16 'Ac Mar
11c
•
33
28%
Delhi
96
1
Mines
Oils
Apr
25
27Vi
Development
10
i~rrz>
Jasper Oil
2.25
165
27
Mines
10%c 10 %c
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■
i'/;
37
28%
45 %c
New
23c
Feb
Jan
16Vi
v
»>■
27
43c
9c
New
10
1,000
Jan
60c
Jan
7c
2,000
11 %c
1.70
New
101
6c
'
"J
•'
12%
16
Uranium
Feb
83%
14,795
v1
Apr
1.75
109,500
5,100
16%
1—
Labine
Jan
L
-——1
—
14c
1.95
28%
Mines
New
•
Jaculet Mines
10c
1.80
.
\
.25
5.25
29% Mar
30c
2.25
6%
3.35 Mar
396
25%
i
14'A Jan
27c
10%
16%
32%
30c
150
4,600
16,560
32c,
1.90
_.12c,
B
Apr
16
24%
30c
30c
■
28c
Mar
4.00
215'
83%
25%
5
50c
Jacknife Gold
Jan
101
•
Island Mountain Mines
2.00
100 V
Jan
21%
■
.
•
Bidlamaoue
4.00
—
23c
9% Mar
Alger
•
common
International Petroleum
Interprovincial Pipe
39
16
;■
•
preferred
Co
Nesbitt
4.00
<
___._____.__5/l00
Preferred
Negus
Apr
43%
100
Milling
Apr
40
100
A
Preferred
International
40%
Jan
4.00
25
class
Jan
34%
350
com___*
Preferred
International Metals
34%
150
8
Mar
9% Mar
37
Car
390
2.75
Apr
Jan
27%
Petroleum
Mar
4,132
8
Feb
8.00
25%
10%
25%
44
2.55
2.50
Jan
Jan
s—5
40
8
Feb
5.80
8
•
Preferred
40%
2.70
|
Feb
4.60
Jan
3.00
95c
5%
12 3A
_
±
—
Chemical
&
40
44
Apr
GOO
25
40
.7
Mar
1,300
%
Industrial
Feb
26c
Jan
8,000
2.20
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers common
Mar
4c
14c
6'Ac
9%
•U
preferred
teb
21
7 Vic Mar
9%
•_
—
Mar
23%
500
40c
Jan
36%
50
4 Vic
.
4%C
Apr
11'A Mar
Jan
Jan
49c
.
;■
Moore Corp common
Jan
Mar
9
64
Jan
8Vi
9%
21%
—1
—*
—------
Petroleum
Jan
51c
53
30c
9%
...—~
,
47%> Apr
8.20
28
9%
10
—_—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
4% preferred
25
Imperial Varnish common
*
Oil
A
Mortgage
National
Imperial Bank
Apr
9%
•
Corp
Monarch
Montreal Locomotive
Apr
7c
19%c
9%
11c
2,035
4,500
Feb
9c
13c 13 Vic
1.85
9.40
38c
Feb
13c
1,790
*
9.15
7.60
9634
107,442
—*
;__—
9.25
37c
Apr
33%
Feb
300
1.50
8.00
.—___________—•
Apr
3.00 Mar
4.00
1.40
6.95
'
16'A
7.45
Jan
26% Mar
1,000
1.50
•
Jan
37c
Apr
13
91
,
16,705
-*
Jan
7.45
9c
7.80
---•
—
2.50
•
1
1
1
14
Feb
1
Grain
Petroleum
11%
•
,
Gas
Pacific
&
I
200
•
common...
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Oharger
Petroleums
Imperial
;
;
,
1
Hoyle Mining
8c
11 Vic 11 Vic
.
Light & Power common...—•
13.50
'
.
14,821
4%c
Apr
12%
100
1
Mines—
Uranium
Meta
Mexican
3.00
•18c
Feb
8%
Feb
11
1,200
*
16%
8
10
37c
*
-—
3.00
—
Feb
Feb
7%
100
63%
10
37c
1
Mills
Merrill Petroleum
14%
—
1
Smith
50
Mar
39c
1,500
63 Vi
*
Gold
•
,
Gold
Howard
475
7
4'Ac Mar
13,000
32
6%
__
18c
31%
50c
22c
1,275
96%
——1
——1
.
16%
*
Yellowknlfe
Homer
Bosco
4,150
7Vic Mar
9,150
Jan
Mar
40c
225
*
5
*
.—
5
_
Consol
Oil
Home
••
4%c
16c
17c
Holden Mfg class A
Holllnger
4%e
4 Vic
•
•
Mines
Oils Ltd
Hinde & Dauch
9c
52c
20
13
Preferred
1
14
•
100
Exploration
Mercury
Jan
•
Heath Gold
Mar
4,455
:.
*
—*
•
_.
McWatters
Mar
15c
Iron
8%
12c
10,600
8%
Jan
Feb
8c
Feb
36,500
2,705
38,800
1,500
35c
•
McDougall-Segur
3.10 Mar
8
Lake
Red
2.90
17c
16 %c
43C
32c
Jan
24%c
37 %c Mar
3,500
43c
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mclvor Drilling
McKenzie Red Lake
Apr
10 %c 13 %c
11c
1
Lakes
of
Headway
15c
45c
High
lie
Mar
10% c Mar
10,000
40 %c
5c
Jan
11
Frontenac
Preferred
Jan
8.00 Mar
100
8
*
1
Carpets
Harrison Hibbert Mines
2.90
13 %c
13 %C
-1
Hasaga Gold
Head
2.90
1
—
11c
34c
class
Grain
McColl
7,20 Mar
McMarmac Red
Hallnor Mines
9%C
40 %C
..
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
McBrine (Lj preferred ——
Mar
14%
Apr
Mar
8c
1,305
23,000
Low
9%C
Maritime] Mining ...
Oils Ltd
9% Mar
2,650
12c 133ic
12'Ac
6 Vic
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.42 Mar
Feb
i
.
Mar way ne
16% Mar
1.02
Malartic
Marigold Oils Ltd
Apr
7.95
Shares
6 Vic
Gold
Marcus
42c
for Week
Low
Maralgo Mines
29 %c
Sales
Range
Par
High
McCabe
Freehold
Gridoil
Guaranty
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
29c
Great, Lakes Payer common
Class A preferred
Great
16
STOCKS
Shares
*
Mines
Grandoro
APRIL
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
1
Mines
WEEK
1
Par
Graham
FOR
Sales
Range
Last
,
STOCKS
Week's
40
Mar
38c
Mar
'
Volume 179
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
Number 5317...
(1759)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Shares
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRILl 16
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sales
Low
Thursday
Last
Low
"High
Pboto
.
Engravers
Pioneer
Gold
50c
56c
33 %
—
Gold
.aie
33 %
33%
Mines
1.17
Ponder
Oils
1.90
15c
14,400
29
29%
890
Power
Com
Prairie
Oil
East
Jan
1.36
1.60
Jan
26
5,400
61c
24c
35
United Fuei A preferred—
Jan
38% Mar
Mines
3.00
Feb
5%c Jan
'Un ted
70
Apr
75
4.80
10c
1,500
8c
80c
92c
46,100
60c
12c
12c
"3,000
3.15
85c
5.15
9%c
4.95
—
42c
3.15
100
Petroleum
5.50 Mar
Mar'
Vicour
Victoria & Grey Trust
37c
Mar
67c
Jan
23q
Mar
43c
Jan
68c
72c
33c
33c
900
18c 21 %c
84,218
93c
—
11,100
2.1 %c
95c
36,850
99c
8%c
-1
8%c
1.80
Mar
30c
500
;
Feb
45c
Jan
23c
Apr
Mar
8c
1.20
Apr
1.30
12c
Jan
Uranium
Oils
Hi
3,100
3%c
Feb
4%c
Jan
2.30
100
2.30
Apr
3.20
96C
1.00
1,950
87c
Mar
1.12
Feb
68c
30.856
43c
Jan
12
Feb
1.00
65c
B
v
10%
15c
1
common
14%c
13 %c
.•
___
10
ftundi? oils rr__r
1
St
Lawrence Corp
Antonio
Sand
Oils
Ltd
I,550.-
Jan
t12c
Jan
13c
♦
Feb
19c
20c
Feb
Feb
Jan
18c
Feb
37%
Jan
44
547
12
Jan
13%
Feb
17c
Jan
11c
••
2,000
3%c
9%c Mar
2%c Apr
500
18%
1,090
1.71
1.85
15
15
1.35
1.38
5,050
47
2,683
1.60
1.60
"2,700
9%C 10%C
1.75
*
II,800
1.75
40%
47%
4c
Jan
19%
Jan
Feb
37%
Jan
1.45
47.
;
Jan
1.85
6c
Jan
15 %c
1.50
Jan
Apr
1,000
14
40
1.75
2,300
40%
302
1.55
Jan
57 60 Apr
4 y8 Jan
41
125
31c
40% Mar
41%'
30c
32c
6,030
23c
39c" Jan
5%c
5>/4c
1,600
19c
18c
21c
10,500
5J/8C Apr
15c
Feb
22c
22
22
22
901
20%
Jan
23
18c
107,000
19%
__
Winnipeg
&.
Silver
64c
6%c
Class
_
7%c
7%c
7,000
9Va
9V4
9V2
2,200
7%
1*01'101%
115
97%
__100
Gold
__
1
preferred
8%c
9c
100
Wright-Hargreaves
1
Siscoe
Slater
—
Zinc
Gold
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Somerville
preferred
Valley
Souris
—20
common
_____________
29,582
19c
23c
10,715
Jan
Oils
Spooner
481
8c
1,500
65c
900
7 %c
42c
-41% Mar
.
11
class
Mines
^_1
18%c
Zenmac
Metal
_1
-
22c
Apr
llc
Mines
Standard
Paving,
77c
•
common
20
26%
Stanwell Oil
8tarratt
Stedman
Steel
of
Gas
&c
Olsen
26
525
23%
Feb
26
Apr
6.15
100
15C 16'Ac
6,700
Feb
4.30
5.60 Mai-
13
%c
Jan
6.15
8TOCKS
1.02
1.17
126,338
81c
Jan
90c
90c
800
60c
Jan
10%
505
9
9%
9%
100
9
17%
17%
38c
40
Range
Sale Price
Bros
Cons
9%
2,774
13% Mai-
18'/a
Apr
40c
4,275
35c
40
25
Mar
44c
Jan
49%
49%
200
47%
56c
2,200
54c
Apr
32
1,340
42%
Feb
54c
30%
29% Jan
49% Mar
80c
Jan
32
25c
3,500
18c
Jan
25c
Feb
34c
4,247
25c
Jan
34c
Feb
22
23
1,145
21%
Jan
26% Mar
8%
8%
60
l-eb
8% Mar
7%
100
6% Feb
7% Mar
18%
19
625
18
31%
2,908
29
Mar
7c
8,500
18C
Mar
31
6%c
6 %C Mar
8.00
■"
8.60
15%c : 15 %c
82,505
2,000
17 %c
-1
1.00
Mar
6%c
1
—
Mines
hoc
10 %c Mar
31%
8.60
17 %c
20c
21,500
2.30
2.06
2.30
7,800
•
___________~_.
Surf-
Inlet
8witson
-
6.50
15c
Jan
Jan
19%
Apr
13c
Jan
Jan
8.60
Feb
preferred
Canada
&
Jan
28c
jJan
2.30
*
Apr
17%
17%
102% 102%
14c'
15c
15c
1,570
105
9,160
15%
101
14c
Jan"
Jan
18
105
Apr
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor,
Pearson
common
Dominion
Bronze
20c
Jan
2,000
1.65
Feb
2.25
Apr
Minnesota
2,800
1.08
Feb
1.20
Jan
Niagara
40%
40%
40%
96
38%
Jan
45
10
10%
550
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
11
11%
160
2.20
2.26
6,958
1.50
29
468
24%
Jan
29
Apr !
Apr '
16%
355
1
1.83
Feb
Jan
99
Feb
50%
80
49%
Jan
5iy2
Apr
__
11%
33'A
50
25
.;
25%
701
45
45
45%
2,006
5.00
10%
5.00
12
225
625
67
65
67
162
1.00
1.00
1.00
47%
1,346
47
Ontario
&
Wire
Bros
Feb
23 %c
130
Jan
9
Mar
16%
17
Mar
16%
35
16%
35
610
15% Mar
42
33% Jan
63
64
473
54
30
297/a
30
456
28% Mar
64
31%
8%
8
8%
800
40
40%
1,505
Jan
34% Jan
8% Apr
42
Mar
59
59
25
32%
35
33%
5,625
28
Jan
33 /a
Apr
35
190
34
Feb
40
3.80
3.85
725
3.50 Jan
4.00 Jan
^Pr
5.05
5.25
3,440
3.55 Feb
5.15 Mar
—
33
*
—
1
-1
--
5.10
34%
35%
35
29
32
1,055
55c
52c
55c
24,050
1.60
Jan
Zeller's
.«■
25
24%
25
70
19c
Torbrit
Silver
1
1.38
1.39
200
1.53
Feb
Toronto
Elevators
*
14
14
50
13
Apr
14%
Feb
30%
30%
80
30
Apr
31%
Jan
61c
Jan
Class
FOOTNOTES FOR
-
No
a
Odd
Class
Trans
Empire
19
55
16
Jan
19
Feb
Apr
20
19
20
385
Jan
20
•
37%
36%
37%
4,010
32%
Jan
37%
class
A
1—
Oils
Trans Era Oils
6
54%
60
Jan
35
24%
36
158
32%
Feb
36%
Feb
2 20
2.14
2.20
4,496
60'Ac
55c
64c
69,575
—
•
•
17
1.85
43c
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
Mar
36% Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
23%
32
99c
25
Jan
Feb
20% Jan
50c
2.55 Feb
65c
Jan
In
e
In
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
1
privileges.
When delivered.
delivery sale (not Included
year's range).
Selling
t Flat
rCash
wlWhen Issued,
price.
(not
Included In year's range).
*
Ex-dlvldend.
u
ex-inter^st.
sale
Apr
t Ex-liquldatlng dividend.
(not Included
year's range).
d Deferred
32
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
value.
lot sale
890
Feb
s
—
Finance
B
,
par
;
s>
A
Traders
Ltd
•
;
19
36% Feb
Jan
Feb
14c
«
Apr,
64
*
31%
35c
common
Apr
Apr
Apr
10c
Ex-rights.
|
Ex-stock dividend.
I
,
**
Mar
1.70
47%
Jan
Mar
•
8,100
Works
69
1.00 Mar
9
1
53,900
Iron
65
40%
luu
3
16c
Toronto
Jan
Apr
30
Consolidated
54c
—
Feb
12%
105
Stores
44c
20
5%
Apr
Jan
6,500
5
Paper
Weaving_______^—
Price
1.45
Toronto General Trusts
Jan
9
Yukon
14 %c
,
4.55
10%
23c
Feb
16c
1.20 1 Mar
Mar
46
110
♦
Apr
50c
.
Mar
-' 26
9
6
Oreille
1.50
•'
36
Jan
Jan
33
5
J
Pend
*
'*
Feb
23%
35
100
2.65
Feb
Feb
Apr
5
Power
Apr
•
Jan'
7.25
19%
9
.—7%
Utilities
11%
Mar
Feb
Jan
100
•
com
common
Consolidated
Gold
1.201
5.60
17
"
20c
20c
200
8%
35
PatO
Thomson-Lundmark
2,870
Jan
12%
87
4,405
'*
*
new
Paper
Mar
Tombill
—
17
Jan
50
33%
—
•
10%
Jan
Apr
12
Thrift
2.25
16%
Mar
98
*
_______—
Inc
MacLaren
1.17
:>
10
9
Feb
Jan
2.15
10%
Jan
560
Steel
Loblaw
7%
1,230
__
common
International
5,505
5
Oil
Bridge
I
Apr
10
6.25
Paper
deHavilland Aircraft
Dominion
27%
50
—
common
Westinghouse
Copper
1
Hayes
Jan
19%
common
Canadian
International
Jan
25
6.10
1
Steel
7
55
18%
Lumber_________—*
Dalhousie
100
6.10
Marconi
Disher
High
,
8
27%
19%
Canadian Western
Coast
V
Range since Jan 1
Low
9
Canadian
Consolidated
Shares
High
—*
Sugar
*r
1.14
1
Feb
Feb
11%
50
♦
2.10
10
_
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Texas Calgary 11—
27c
18c
97%
*
j.
Industries
1.17
*
ll7/a
Canadian General Invest—
2.15
*
16%
1
Canadian
1
_
Gold
Preferred
102%
Mar
16%
29
*
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Apr
18 %C
Feb
Banknote
preferred
2nd
Jan
31%
•
16 %c Mar
1.65
American
1st
«
Industries
Sylvanite
17%
100
50c
-
Apr
Feb
22c
9%
28%
9%
•
Interprovincial Utilities
Supertest (ordinary)
Preferred
2.75
8
5
Corp
Canadian
24c
3,266
British
Apr
32c
2,100
~1
Mines
Apr
9c ' Feb
27%
Brown Co common
25c
92c
Asbestos
Feb
32c
19
Jan
1.47
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
_•
Canadian Pulp & Paper
Newfoundland Develop
Anglo
Mar
22%
13c
•
_
37
32
85c
•
1
Anglo
Feb
,
National
Andian
Apr
Feb
13c
Contact
Sullivan
Apr
v
Feb
1
Canada
Sudbury
90c
.
10%
1
Sturgeon River Gold
1.17
,
Apr!
'49%
•
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
%
Week's
Last
Jan
7%
Ltd
Apr
10c
Jan
Canadian Fonda
Thursday
Apr
18c
Mar
10%
__
_
Gold
38c
Jan
Exchange - Curb Section
Api-
25
Toronto Stock
Apr
Jan
*
Standard Radio class A
Stanley Brock class A
Mar
7c
Apr
19% Mar
•
(1944)
22c
Jan
Mar
24
3.90
t
Mar
350
•
Ltd
Stadacona
1.96 Mar
52% Mat-
.
200
*
Jan
20c
Jan
*
Co
19,400
1.55
17c
23,022
4~0
Apr
Jan
Mar
'
Jan
20
|
Feb
6
J
2.00
Jan
—
_
Southam
50
18c
100 "
5
175
6.15
,
Apr
Jan
98% Mar
2.15
3y
1
Co
Feb
Apr
101 %
2.15
Knittlhg
Oil
Jan
Feb
2.15
Canuck
Feb
9%
•
4.30
17%
3,050
36c
9c
Feb
1.14
44%
1
-
1.83
v
' fv.
9c
7c
155
1.77
1.77
35
5%
Feb
Jan
10%c
Mar
6%c Mar
5,500
100
5%
•
Yale
9c
TOO
__
_•
6c
500
50
_
Simpsons Ltd
y,
1,500
Mar
Apr
80c
6%cMar
7c
7%c
Gas
39%
.102
:
7c
7,090
65
*
B
'
:■
500
95c
Mar
7c
26%
1.15
"i
.
6%c
Jan
Apr
5.80 Mar
Jan
95%
58c
1.40
26
10%
162
43,334
-
7c
20
•
A—
34%
101
Jan
Mar
34c
4.05
50c
______
class
1,098
38%
4.55
1.37.
26
1
__—
Mines
Dairies
36c
36c
20
__
Mines
Standard
Silverwood
2,200
38
Par
Silver-Miller
1,745
1.38
8c
1
5.40
1
4.25
Voting trust ctfs
35
York
65c
•
Jan
100
__
1
Alexander
H)
27%
62%c
__
1
Winnipeg Electric preferred
(G
Apr
25
:;'
Mines
Wood
Apr
75
.63c
1
Central
Apr
19%
Jan
35
100%
"
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Wlncnester Larder
Gold
18c
Feb
62
65c 65'Ac
.•
Winward
Feb
17%
25
Jan
47%
8c
1
•
1
•'
12c
90
5.05
__
100
■"
Jan
35
5.10
1
Petroleums
Jan
J$%r
71
19%
__
'*
•
Aftr
9c
71
20
Ltd
16c
Apr
Yellowknife Bear Mines
52%
Apr
50 T Mar
4.30 Jan
4.40
41
1.95
1.15 Mar
12%
2,752
1,600
4.40
i.
&
Jan
Mar
56
55%
Preferred
Lead
Apr
2.20
50c
9.00 Jan
•
Leaseholds
Yankee
'
20
:
8,246
Jan
15%
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Feb
5c"
18% Apr
8C' Jan
Apr
1.55
Apr
'
1.60 Mar
32c
Jan
6%
12%
1
Preferred
Winora
1.67
Feb
19
Jan
12%
41
Ashley
Wllrich
1.93 Mar
47%
20
common
.___
33c
56
Western Tungsten
Wesjton (Geo) common
Mar
52%
50c
-1-
33c
lc
Wood,
10
1.37
17
4,900
-50
1
Sigma Mines. (Quebec)
SilancG Mining 1
33c
"
Mar
7c
100
8,600
1
Apr
10c
15
5
,*
Mar
945
1.71
_________——50
—
19
1.80
4.40
Products
Western
11
67,800
10 %c
preferred
preferred
3,000
19
1.69
19%
13c
1.60
preferred
Gordon
7c
7c
__
1.80
•
Consolidated
Western
12%
14% Feb
i7%c
2"%c Jan
45%
B
Breweries
2,657
5
21c
46%
A
Sicks'
18%
t
Feb
3%c
Class
Shirriff's
17%
Jan
1.47 Mar
l.lOMar
l'5%
Anr
98c
3%cMar
i8
1
10c
17%
Class
Sherrltt
11,500
common
l%c Apr
10 %c
18
*
Shawkey (1945) Miness
Sheep Creek Gold '*.
5c
•
Territories
Yukeno
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
4c
Brew
2.000
"
Bridge
5c
Canada
30,130
•
Ltd
Petroleums
350
Feb
7 70
Apr
6,400
Grocers
1.65
10% Mar
16,900
1
River Gold
Scurry
15c
i.10 Mar
150
1
Gold
Sarnia
10%
*
San
Sapphire
2,530
1
,
11%
6%
Western
42% j
43
12%
12%
10 %c
•
common
410
—40
common
Pyrites
Westeel
27%
Mar
1.20
—
w
vPl
* aS
61
72cJan
6
Western
l%c
11 %c
43
12%
•
Rupununi Gold _L:
l%c
12c
-
»
Russell Industries
38c
'
l.io
__
__
Jan
ls
•
16 %c 19 %C
18c
1
-x
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
10
14 %c 15%c
1%C
.
11,285
Mai¬
73c
■*
12
1.35
______—.___*
warrants
Oils
Roy Silver
12
1.33
1
Consolidated
Class
°oxa
63c
12
1.33
common
5,050
1.30
Jan
A
Long Lac
Rowan
West
4%c
1
Little
Wekusko
2.30
Rlx-Athabasca
Robinson
Weedon
4%c
—1
Riverside" Silk class
40c
1.25
'
•
falker G Fqulp
& W'
Preferred
Jan
4 40
Feb
1
aterous
'
?2? IS
Jan
5.25
1
Amulet
Apr
1.90
'
Roche
Jan
1
—
Waite
23%
11%
1
Oils
aJ?
3.30 Feb
9,030
39%c
—10
Mines
i6c
1
FpH
37%
Feb
n%
Jan
14c
1
__
Vulcan
Jan
90c
_____
Mines
Violamac
Apr
77c
i
2,600
1.80
1.80
54c
17%
Ltd
10%
%
*
39 %c
«
Jan
"
Jan
57
-
7.00
Ventures
Jan
3.85
Feb
a% Mar
33
low
1.26
15 %c
9
™
35c
100
26%
-7.70
Vqn
Jan
135
61
26%
Vn
M.r
10%
7.00
%
1,800
60
__
?
540
-
•
Steel
2 55
20c
5,000
26%
Hiah
t
ldor
p
,fvcc £?
28,925
141%
Van"Roi Consolidated Mines
8,700
72c
1
17c
4.40
14
%
Feb
13"% Mar
16c
1
4,390
620
3.95
*
25c
985
14
Vaitadiurn Alloys
17%
9
36%
1
Mines
Jan
2.50
135
9
36%
16c
qpp.er Canada Mines
Jan
<92c
10%
4.10
Apr
lie
Mar
8,550
i0%
92 v
24 245
,25c
__
Oils
United
3.50
22c
36%
__25
Hill
Montauban
!»d
Feb
17%
1
.
MacDonald
3.70 Jan
10c
Jan
3.40
25c
500
_
16,850
40%c 46%c
17%
1
.—
2.50 Mar
Keno
3.35
__
50
9 preferred
United
Feb
1
—
Utilities
Prado
Class
Apr
1
Renaljie Mines i
Rio
■
1.85
•
__
Poplar Gold
Rexspar
_
4%c
99
25c
101/
^
1
United Asbestos
United Corp class B
Jan
4,000
62,915
3.35
ut
•
Apr
84c
Feb
10|„
__.l
40c
30%
3,200
70
llc
•
Jan
5c
3.10
30 250
„„_9
____
Apr
Mar
1.95
70
42c
%
Gas
1.85
2.95
common
Mining
4%c
L*/;''/.
-
Uranium
Regcourt
Preferred
Union
1.95
1
Rankin Inlet
Reeves
4,476
—1
Mining
tteuwater
2,000
1
Queenston Gold
Radlore
25c
30%
3.05
37c
1
Acceptance
Union
1
—
Copper Corp
Labrador
Quemont
Union
Apr
Feb';
'71c
.
Quebec Nickel Corp
Reef
1.15
1.01
29%
1
Quebec Metallurgical
Red
12,350
■___—100
Dome
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec
Apr
4%c
Prospectors Airways
mueDeo
29%
22,250
615
41c
Jan
1.34
38%
6 isn
Tungsten, Corp
Feb
28c
Mar
i,ow
27
•
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
•
1.60
38
Low
27
Triad
Mar
65 %c
1
>.».
Premier Trust L£u.
Preston
1.41 tfan
Shares
•
1.95
Mar
for Week
.
1.25
38%
Pipe Line
Trend Petroleum
1.55
25c
Oil
Apr
1.22 Jan
11c
29%
.___
Gold
Mountain
Transcontinental Resources
33 %
24
65 %c
__.
Premier Border
u
Feb
1.60
Oils
River
Rouyn
60c
1.30
Petroleum
Powell
Feb
95c
8,900
12c
Jan
33
2,104
1.85
————
Powell
1.17
13c
Development
39c
13
1.85
Placer
Poplar
1.12
70,893
29 %
—
Pitcn-Ore' Uranium
Pontiac
Trans
52c
Sale.
Range
of Prices
?ar
,
^ftrol OH & Gas
Week'.
Sale Price
STnrKS
blULKb
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
«44
(1760)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, April
19, 1954
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation tor Thursday,
Par
l
Atomic
Bid
Ask
Mutual Funds—
25c
I.04
1.14
Johnston
1.25
5.16
5.59
Fund
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
4.20
4.43
Business Shares
American
Mutual
Fund
Inc—1
X13.0S
14.19
Fund
(The)
Par
Inc
1
Federal
27.13
28.32
24.68
26.93
18.72
10.46
11.41
B-3
9.97
10.78
B-4
(Discount
19.43
21.12
K-l
(Income
Axe-Houghlon Stock Fund Inc-1
3.14
>3.43
K-2
8-1
(High-Grade
Com
Beneficial Corp
Blair Holdings Corp
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund
8',4
9
B-2
(Income
Stocks)
Bond
Inv
Tr
of
Boston Fund Inc
asset
value
Canada
General
Canadian
Century
Fund
Chemical
9.64
9.02
Knickerbocker Fund
ll
5.86
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fued—
(Net Asset Value;
•
Managed Funds—
10.15
9.36
26.21
23.31
1
9.79
10.56
12.49
22.09
142
7-24
Fund
Inc
Concord
7.87
Fund
16.11
Inc
Do
Vegh
13.22
14.37
-1
Income
Fund
14.27
Massachusetts
11.19
Mutual
Fund
Balanced
X40.38
40,79
17.28
13.99
—1
4.88
7.93
8.69
Fund
Inc—lOc
Trust—
interest
1
21.95
23.73
Stock
Inc
19.94
30.62
Inc
8.14
beneficial
7*28
Oai
General
Group
v
1 %$
Dec.
15,
1%S Dec.
1954
15,
100.23
April
100.15
1955
1%S
100.17
1
Oct.
100.30
1955
15,
100.26
101
1 %s
9.24
interest
1
Inc
2
10.77
11.71
Dated
2.90%
8-
Dae
3-53
10-
5-
1-53
Bid
Ask
Rate
bl.40
1.10%
bl.30
1.10%
1.90%
Series
1
Stock
Series
1
7.82
1
4.90
3.46
3.78
stock Series
1
5.54
6.05
1
11.96
13.07
Inc~lc
4.52
21.65
23.73
2.67
22.71
63.34
71.33
5.87
6.33
New
Pacific
Amer
$1.50
7.53
10.19
Investors com—lOc
&
3.23
20.01
6.50
27 %
5
Trading
25%
25
32
Fund
Fund
11.92
(T Rowe)
16.28
(Geo)
39.55
Scudder,
13.85
30.37
30.37
1
16.17
16.17
Fund inc
(net asset
value)
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Stock
Fund
5.47
6.00
5.93
2%
14.41
5.45
15.58
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
28.29
8.11
8.89
30.58
Sovereign Investors
1
8.76
9.59
9.58
State Street Investment
Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
1
64.25
67.75
9.66
10.58
Selected
Anier
Shares
9.44
-9.83
lc
8.56
9.38
Television-Electronics
lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
99.955
June
24,
9S.930
99.939
May 20, 1954.
May 27, 1954
99.910
99.919
99.889
99.900
99.870
99.831
1954
Bank & Trust
Stevens & Clark
lc
8.74
June
6.53
7.16
Texas
24.93
24.98
1
7.S4
8.65
Fund
Inc
1
.
5.76.
6.30
...—lc
7.93
8.63
lc
2.83
3.12
United
Fund__l
6.96
4.37
4.80
7.57
United Continental Fund—l
5.10
Par
flew
13.72
14.91
shares
lo
8.00
7.74
8.48
3.92
4.31
United Funds Inc—
8.77
Bteel Bhaves ————lo
Tobacco shares
lc
shares
—.——lo
7.81
8.56
Industry Shares Inc..1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
x29.08
23.95«
12.56
12.94
Growth
Inc.
•
19.72
19.72
1
12.57
13.59
Foundation Fund Inc.lOo
2.05
2.24
Hudson Fund Inc
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1
11.57
Fund.lo
15.40
88c
97c
United Income Fund Shaves_l
Science Fund
I
United
Bank
of
the
Bid
36%
38%
Bank of New York
100
Bankers Trust
Chase National Bank
10
Chemical Bank & Trust
Commercial State Bk &
10
Tr__25
—
3.77
49%
15
x45
Growth
'
Institutional
Bank
Institutional
Ins
Fund—lo
Fund
of
L29
1.42
lc
16.64
18.19,
1
6.63
Boston—1
lj.02
1954
£9.771
99.782
99.749
99.756
July 15, 1954
Companies
Par
3.89
51%
National
(White
Empire
Plains
48%
Harris Trust
45%
48
Northern
National
3%
4%
Y)
16
60%
93
lo
Federation
Fiduciary Trust
Inc__l
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
4.77
5.21
8.73
9.51»
15.34
15.65
Wall Street Investing Corp
1
Washington Mutual
Fund
—1
Wellington Fuild
Unit
23.53
20.55
1
4.39
4.75
Co
V
Trusts—
Series
Series
14.23
1955™
10.77
6.36
1
1956
National
&
Trust
134
139
10
23%
Life
—10
Agricultural Insurance Co
Bid
135
39
2.99
Bank
111
114
Steamboiler
10
Guaranty Trust
Co—
Hanover
Bank
(The)
10
3.84
—
—
Brook
64%
66%
20
85 %
34
23%
155
32
190
16
50%
52
Union
10
36
37%
10
47
49
25
36%
33
Bank_12.50
53%
55%
Bank
37
First National Bank
Los
Insurance
Co of North
Security-First
Mellon
Trust—25
68 %
88%
91 %
Peopies 1st Nat Bank & Tr—_20
45%
47%
257
32%
St.
Nat'l
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
25
26%
26%
27%
$2.10 prior preferred
Massachusetts Bonding
_5
Bankers
Boston
&
27%
21%
23 %
58 7
8
82%
86%
Life
10
Co
5
Fire
5
Louis
5
48%
77
79
5
41
2
44%
46%
43
45
Fire
Union Fire
65
New
Amsterdam
39
New
Hampshire Fire
New
York
Casualty
North
123%
5
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Assn
of
Philadelphia
Fireman's Fund <S F)
Firemen's of Newark
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls
Globe & Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire
Great American
Gulf Life
Hanover
10
10
2.50
5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
1
34%
8%
9%
Northern
48
50
12.50
51%
53 %
Pacific
Fire
!
10
86
90
Pacific
55%
Indemnity
Co
10
62%
Casualty
Co
5
59%
21%
30%
32%
78
81
47
49
57%
59%
29%
31
Phoenix
5
44
46
66%
68%
1—5
15%
17
5
43%
35%
45%
36%
5
10
10
10
Providence-Washington
&
25
120
10
16
100
Trust
290
10
Co
26
5%
Bank
-20
Bank
33%
40%
-20
51%
54%
-17
National
53%
125
Manufacturers Bank & Trust -20
Trust Co
-25
56%
29%
Mercantile
17%
St.
Louis
300
Tower
—
49 %
52%
61
65
-20
62
66
&
Trust- -20
60
Trust
100
155
Union
Grove
Trust
San
27%
Bank
United Bank
Albany, N. Y.
State Bank of Albany
Bank
&
'■
165
Francisco
of Amer N T & 8 A—6.23
34%
36
Recent Security Issues
Bonds-
104
23
108
Bid
Alabama Power 3%s
Atlantic
Republic
(N Y)
(Texas)
Fire
&
Marine.
_!
10
26%
28%
2
8%
9%
__10
54
6.25
39%
41%
45
48 %
Seaboard Surety Co
10
Security (New Haven)
10
Springfield Fire & Marine—10
Standard
Accident
Travelers
24
25 %
U
S
37%
39%
U
S
152 %
157%
10
57
38%
Fire
Bid
Public Serv of
1984
100
101
Southern Nat Gas 3%s
1974
.1984
100%
101%
Detroit
102%
Tenn. Gas Trans 5s
1973
105
.1984
97 7 8
105%
98%
Lighting Power 3s. .1989
1973
105 'A
106
100 %
100 %
104 %
105%
100
100%
Houston
UUnois
^ong
Mich
Edison
2%s
Power
3%s
.1983
3%s—
.1974
100%
101
Island Lighting 3%s_. .1983
Consol Gas 3%s
.1979
104%
105%
103
104%
Gas
Northern
Ohio Edison
3%s .1979
106%
.1984
105%
105%
1959
Illinois Gas
%
105%
103%
104
3'As
Pacific
Finance
4s
Ppwer
Lgt 3%s_
Penn
E^ctric
Pitts
&
West
Public Serv
&
Va
Co
Ry
of
.1984
100%
100%
.1984
3%s
101%
102
3%s_ .1984
97%
Ind—
3%s
106%
98%
3s.
4s
FOOTNOTES
49 %
1,150
70%
72%
43%
45 %
k
2
26
FOE
•No par value,
b Bid yield price,
27%
admitted
Stock
to
listing
Exchange.
Dallas
El
Power
Paso
Nat
Louisiana
4.16%
&
Lgt 4%
Gas
Power
5.65%
&
6as
5.85%
4.44%
pfd—*
pta.100
100
New
York
wi
y
108%
109%
99%
100%
Lgt—
100
102
103
100
103%
105
100
104
105%
Transmission—
preferred
County Elec—
preferred
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
t
the
101%
Lgt—
preferred
Mississippi pow &
4.36%
preferred
Tenn
x
on
101
Stocks-
Worcester
1984
Okla
52%
47 %
Ask
101%
100
3
Fire
Bands—(Cont.)
101
.1984
40%
50)4
__100 1,120
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_10
Westchester
„
Ask
.1984
City Elec 3s
Calif Oregon Power 3'As
Pacific
Reinsurance Corp
St Paul
10
(Jacksonville Fiat .2%
Fire
Bank
Laclede
*
10
4
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
26%
32%
River
Peerless
Federal
Fire
%
24%
2.50
—3.33%
Northeastern
52
10
Fire
314
50%
5%
43
National
120
10
42%
41
2
11
10
Assurance
36%
26
National
Boatmen's
First National Bank
5034
10%
Fire
304
Inc
10
Merchants & Manufacturers—-4
Merchants
61
24%
52%
113%
53%
10
Co_—
50%
110%
27%
10
Casualty
Forster
&
264
31
26
Continental
&
40
264
29 %
50 %
Connecticut General Life—
Crum
37
254
1
5
National
Shippers
10
common
60%
10
Insurance
Camden
26%
25
_.
—
Bank
90%
Maryland Casualty
National
Nat'l
Pittsburgh
28
30
Trust_17%
Sterling National
88%
Lincoln
Re-insurance
Aik
Amer__5
33%
American
&
.
Angeles
Mutual Bank & Trust
Bank
,
City
24%
25
United States Trust
33 %
American Surety
Bid
Commerce
Detroit
161
20
Trust
42%
53%
Automobile
City Bank
York
of
33%
205
66%
100
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
Bank
25%
20
40%
31%
___5
445
100
50
88%
Bank
Of Freeport
__5
Home
51%
Casual)y_5
430
Co
53
_20
National
Trade
American Automobile ————4
American Equitable Assur
5
preferred
395
3.36
50
Kings County Trust Co—40
Long Island Trust
lo
Manufacturers Trust Co
20
62
31%
(Newark N Ji„2»/2
285
380
National
Jersey
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
Irving Trust
lo
60
10
Fidelity &
278
National Bank of Detroit
100
Public Nat'l
Par
Hartford
60%
89
1100
Savings Bk„100
Bank——
&
65
20
42
Bye National Bank_
Ask
141
58
86
&
25%
10
Of the City of N Y
Franklin National Bank—
Franklin Square N Y
Meadow
1
.
12.35
Insurance Companies
10
Trust—33%
Trust
American
10
62
Cleveland Trust Co
National City Bank
22.22
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E
-2.50
North Amer Trust Shares—
7.21
12.02
21.58
1
Inc
Investment
Type
11.21
—1
Fund
First
Bank
Ask
25
62 %
90
Bid
: r,-
,
Cleveland
Central
N
Trust
7.36
New
Par
r
Bank
First
County Trust Co
national
Aetna Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance Co—
*
■
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Continental Illinois
46%
(ex-distribution)
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
7.01
V
lc
Institutional Found Fund
Investment Co of America
99.820
99.801
46%
Stamped
6.73
Investors
99.842
99.8C9
99.791
Chicago
6.41
Whitehall
Wisconsin
99.831
1954
Ask
Co__10
Manhattan
1
Value Line Fund Inc
Value Line Income Fund
16.85
12.51
:
l
Accumulated
.
Institutional
TAB
99.841
1954
July 1,
July 8,
York-
5.57
—
1954
24,
99.861
99.830
Continental Bank & Trust
Fund
Equipment shares —_—lc
shares
June
Ask
99.850
Stock
Fund—
lc
shares
99.974
10,
1954
17, 1954
May 13, 1954.
21.46
*
1954
40.35
1
Growth
Bid
99.963
1954
6,
June
21.10
Fund
Putnam
29,
3,
i
99.993
99.948
Apr.
May
June
Dollar Value
Ask
99.990
16.60
19.41
Inc
Inc
shares—lc
lc
conv
1.35%
Dollar Value
Apr. 22, 1954
13.04
1
2.50
1
Street
Price
6.00
5
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pine
Common
Shares
2.95
X18.51
preferred
Petroleum
10.35
Industrial Machinery shares_lo
Institutional Bond shares—lc
$1.25
1.35%
bl.50
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
lc
England Fund
Pioneer
administered
Amer Ins Co
bl.50
8.55
Natural Resources of Canada
2.90
9.30
American
1-54
1- 3-55
4.96
Series
Growth Stock Series
Natural Resources Fund
j
1-54
5.36
1
Income
7.41
(The) Stock Futid-lc
Aetna
12-
7.40
9.45
Investment Trust
1.30%
6.77
shares -——lc
Fund
1.30%
bl.50
10.51
7.28
Haydock
bl.45
1-54
9.62
21.01
shares
Ask
1-54
11-
1
1
Fully
Bid
10-
1-54
1-54
11.77
Income
Dae
4-54
1-54
—1
Food
99.22
99.12
2-
3-
7.80
'
99.24
99.4
1-
4-
12.82
Utility
2.15%
1.50%
6.77
6.87
100.10
99.14
Dated
3-54
1-54
6-
1.60%
10.04
•
100.14
,99.16
1.25 %
7.11
;
103.24
100.2
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bate
1.30%
Fund Inc
lo
100.20
103.22
100.6
1959-
1.15%
7.28
stock
1,
1.20%
10.75
Railroad
April
100.22
100.12
1958
bl.40
II.71
Bond
1.
bl.30
42%
43 %
Ask
100.14
1958-
bl.40
lc
Railroad
1,
2-54
Electronics & Electrical
•a
Treasnry Notes—
1-54
j—lc
Fund——lc
RR
l%s Oct. 1, 1956
2%s March 15, 1957
l%s April 1, 1957
l%s Oct. 1, 1957.
8-
Trust—.—1
Petroleum shares
100.21
1955
1956
8-
2.98
Inc
shares
bond
100.23
100.19
15,
1,
7-
———lo
General
100.26
l%s Feb.
April
1-54
20.89
Corp
Equipment
100.22
1-53
shares
Common
100.20
2-53
Funds Inc—
Fund
Capital Growth
2%s Aug. 15, 1954
2%s Sept. 15, 1954
4-
Building shares
Chemical
l%s
11-
2.72
—lo
113 %
Bid
100.13
12-
19.32
series
112%
Notes—(Cont.)
100.11
2.25%
Securities—
Aviation
Treasury
1954
2.35%
Inc_l
Fund———.*
102.18
32nds of a point
17.61
Preferred
1
Automobile
more
14.52
5
Investors
1,
or
16.40 '
Bond
Investors
Capital
June
one
13.43
5.71
10
99.18
102.10
Maturity-
1
12.22
23.31
Inc
Industries
Ask
1
2.21
11.24
'
General
Bid
Balanced Fund
National Investors Corp
x2.01
36.18
Fund
99.10
.1961
Nation Wide Securities—
5.51
Common stock series
Fundamental
1958
7.98
33.84
Custodian
Futures
2%S
13.06
27.41
Inc
stock
1,
Figures after decimal point represent
2.70%
1
First Boston Corp
Preferred
1957-55
Maturity—
8.94
13.06
20c
Mutual
101.4
101.26
1,
16.59
Fund
1
————1
Industrial
Founders
100.30
101.18
Fund—
Speculative Series
Franklin
1955
1956
32.92
15.26
Invest
___._L_.——1
Fund
1,
1,
National Security Series—
Balanced Series
;
Fund
Financial
Feb.
2%s May
l%s Oct.
21.56
Life
8 31
25c
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity
2%s
100.15
Certificates of Indebtedness—
March
1
Of
Inc—
Fund
5.69
Shares Corp—
Net asset value
——1
Mutual Trust Shares
Howard—
Stock
6.27
5.17
4.43
—_lc
-
Investors Growth
32
1
uivldend Shares
&
5.70
lc
——■—-lc
beneficial
of
4.19
3.80
Units of beneficial interest—*
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc——1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Eaton
Bond
13.20
Growth
Fund
lc
—
shares
shares
30
1
Fund
100.12
100.7
100.7
100.11
U.S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Mutual
Stock Fund
Dreyfus
3.66
Ctfs
Inc—
Net asset value
Diversified
3.33
Mass
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—
Delaware
3.25
5.24
11.08
un¬
Net asset value
Do
2.95
4.76
Manhattan
17.51
1
consolidated Investment Trust_l
100.8
100.4
100.4
.
Panama Canal
4.23
Petroleum
1
—
—
100.21
2%s May
38.84
3.84
Massachusetts Investors
——-—
Fund
38.84
Steel
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
j.
lc
Paper shares
8,300
137
Stks)_l
Non-Ferrous Metals
23.89
8,100
_100
Cora
shares_lc
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
20.02
corn- .100
Priced
Automobile shares
Business Equipment
13.51
18.52
1
100.17
11.09
8.66
-
Ask
Bonds—
2%s Nov. 1, 1954
2%s Feb 1, 1955-54
6.42
27.34
1
Commonwealth Investment
Bank
7.54
>26.29
1
32nds of a point
Land
9.84
6.90
1
_
1954
more
Bid
100.3
10.53
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
25.34
''
100.1
9.68
(Low
Inc_
Securities
®r
Federal
13.96
8-3
24.24
Inc..
Preferred
8.87
12.79
1
8-4
1
Fund
Christiana
Stk)_l
2%
Trust
Shares
Stks).l
11.03
5
Corp
x
Fund
2%s June 1, 1954
2y8s Feb. 1, 1955
23.51
2%
10c
.
Street Invest
Bullock Fund Ltd
2%t June 1,
11.79
19.36
10.15
1
Broad
20.43
17.74
one
Ask
Banks—
2.10s May 17, 1954
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
10.80
21.86
1
Inc__l
America—
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
Pfd
Com
Loan
1
Stocks)
(Speculative
Home
I
Bonds)
Pfd
Bid
33.13
1
Inc——1
1
32.47
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-2
Obligations of Government Agencies
Aik
Figures after decimal point represent
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
i
Bid
Mutual
Keystone Custodian Funds—
E»1 (Investment Bonds)
Development
Mutual
15
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—•
Aberdeen Fund
American
April
New
stock,
Ex-dividend,
When
issued,
Ex-rights.
,
Volume 179
Number 5317
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1761)
THE
\
Bank
with
a
based
,
COURSE
clearings this week show
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
year
decrease compared
a
BANK
CLEARINGS
-Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
We
-
us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
cannot furnish them
indicate that for the Week ended Saturday,
the country,
OF
today, inasmuch
the week ends
as
time
0.3%
for
preliminary
Our
year.
those
below
the
totals
stand
at
1953.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
York
New
769,330,279
Kansas
—23.2
626,389,568
;
4.—:
349,000,000
City
Louis
_
Francisco
500,927,000
375,598,466
410,743,226
471,683,102
522,367,433
333,931,065
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
--
Ten
cities five days
cities,
2nd
New
3rd
—10.8
—
—
3,445,862,010
3,804,675,865
Total
all
five days.,— $18,103,657,542 $18,058,049,325
649,174,402 •
760,935,174
cities,
cities,
day
one
Total all cities for week-.--- $18,752,831,944 $18,818,984,499
♦Estimated.
Our
the
on
New
York
Stock
Description—
Louis
-
Stocks—
Number
1953
;
44,132,383
1954
42,472,257
1953
;
110,801,704
misc
&
.International
$65,420,600
Bank
government
U. S. Government—
$65,013,000 $200,262,600 $191,370,600
93,000
357,000
185,000
69,000
13,691,400
Foreign
Total
bonds
9,649,900
40,763,800
23,885,040
1,000
5,500
237 and the
$79,181,000
Month—
L
January
February
1952
33,374,561
34,086,902
37,141,073
27,195,265
1st
1st
The
44,132,383
42,472,257
29,512,893
of
March—
93,849,231
month
of
March
£eVueland
Richmond
6th
three
months
14
12
»
15
_______
cities
"
17
8
__________—______
766,691,652
1,118,356,128
526,546,746
403,571,344
536,389,562
+
—
6.3
C';:
and
in
6.0
16,369',830,819
16,092,788,409
7,606,663,278
8,332,844,666
the
Atlanta
District of
of
Reserve
District
San
Inc.
$
or
show
an
March in each of the four
is shown below:
years
Total
v
+
43,307,939,489
■QV
2.0
Outside New
BANK
CLEARINGS IN
-
—Month of
New York-.
,
47,722 41,688
(000,000 +
omitted l
1954
Chicago
CITIES
March——+-
1953
1952
IN
+
—
2.4
0.2
2,793,284,911
4,412,042,014
2.6
8,882,307,527
1.2
2,740,532,514
2,156,551,715
4.7
«
2,868,433,874
"
2,323,686,880
«
3,676,131,258
"
3 633 723 249
"
+ 4,955,006,019
4.4
7.7
3,500,287,592
3,540,503,107
4,934,977,055
5.0
2.6
•
0.4
V
3,041,959,280
42,427,246,943
5,261,931,328
4,898,514,676
2,439,058,390
3,907,892,102
7,604,324,413
2,604,115,547
1,923,245,276
3,332,063,683
3,174,003,711
4,682,001,956
4,825,239,767
2,429,907,135
3,979,326,273
7,446,913,173
2,410,825,567
1,974,115,491
3,241,989,052
3,280,185,728
4,555,090,556
1954
1953
1952
114,669
112,627
111,865
4,283
3,689
3,861
11,681
11,801
10,950
2,296
2,556
7,437
7.379
6,944
5,075
4,623
4,999
13,694
13,721
13,949
1,270
1,417
4,281
4,129
3,886
4,173
Pittsburgh.
.1,623
1,574
4,762
5,022
4,890
4,590
2,536
2,475
2,351
2,489
6,700
6,710
6,731
6,759
'
1,382
1,372
1,150
1,163
3,731
3,755
3,417
Fran..
Baltimore
V
Federal Reserve Districts
Cincinnati
1,128
_
*915
1,101
958
3,188
1,660
1,506
1,661
4,548
4,636
4,562
4,830
1,995
2.049
1,783
1,829
5,620
5,762
'5,450
3,881
New
,
1,515
1,420
1,266
1,268
4,103
3,884
3,777
807
745
•663
646
2,192
2,094'
1,994
Orl'ns
2,962
"Omaha
697
113
157
...
-Providence.
-Milwaukee.
547
*643
655
680
625
127
143
"
Indianapolis
320
286
Richmond
_
793
_
525
439
661
___
Memphis
2,043
390
1,454
1,141
1,421
1,546
1,441
1,410
9,023 ,211,553
135,890 ,198,041
"
9,002 970,199
119,292 063.709
15
"
14,516 755,462
"
15,360 333,299
8
"
7,718 ,813,860
12,727 ,481,787
31
"
7
Chicago
"
St. Louis
____
1,815
1,753
1,742
1,704
289
903
870
808
680
2,124
2,191
2,014
1,500
1,520
1,456
2,045
2,045
14,703,718,931
14,657,778,765
1.1
7,211,247.053
7,030,914,975
2.0
11,656,302,268
22,023,141,880
7,408,699,184
5,822,105,842
9,725,982,492
9,653,125,524
13,166,716,300
10,990,227,805
22,183,054,591
7,653,781,960
5,842,699,253
9,820,602,154
8,956,683,560
13,127,340,533
12,554 573,567
24,467, 634,570
8,052 031,408
7,884, 948,968
+
2.1
5.5
+
—
1.4
1
0.8
Minneapolis
16
Kansas
5,973, 072,398
+
15
"
9,899, 556,676
Dallas
9,784, 655,760
+
11
"
12th
10,325 ,656,895
San
+
19
"
13,327, 961,234
10,297, 856,156
13,597, 236,00u
267,407,375,649
250,783,025,430
+
6.6
241,313,025,637
239,948,504,953
136,219,522,570
136,113,211,924
+
0.1
128,685,612,831
128,083,263,723
City
Francisco
"
6,303, 765,130
—
1.2
0.3
1,994
987
857
872
453
410
393
702
676
2,015
303
1,531
165
133
Tot.27 Cities 84,296
77,484
Total
*
919
129
■
Outside
New
-
York
City
181 cities
,
.—J
—
The following compilation covers the clearings sine#
Clearings, Total All
70,269 73,673 229,815 213,427 206,630 206,622
1954
11,623
37,592
37,356
*34,683
33,326
January
Clearings Outside
1953
$
12,971.11,686
January 1, 1954 and 1953:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
Months—
13,406
0.1
1.6
Inc.
$
or
New York
1954
Dec. ft
—
1953
$
Inc.
$
Out.
—
97,702 90,455 81,955 85,296 267,407
N.Y.C. 49,980 48,766 43,171 44,314
We
now
add
our
250,783 241,313 239,948
87,548,199,573
85,832,145,703
+
82,156,303,839
74,495,597,870
+ 10.3:
March
97,702,872,237
90,455,281,857
+
8.0
49,980,051,679
46,750,319,045
40,596,395,613
48,766,497,266
+
6.6
136,219,522,570
136,113,211,924
136,219 136,113 128,685 128,083
___________
Total three months
267,407,375,649
250,783,025,430
detailed statement for each city for the month of March and since Jan. 1 for two
years and
2.0
44,948,831,933
..
41,290,638,958
or
Dec. ft
February
.
'
Total all
+
8,818,084,109
116,171,404,949
14,942,765,436
14,410,945,629
10th
1,453
292
cities
—
V
$
8,412,005,313
116,872,202,085
11th
1,949
503
1,501
-
154
Other
+
—
830
471
1951
$
0.2
24,261 ,610,304
|
Three Months
1952
or
+ 13.9
15,604 763,442
7,807 942,261
"
+
14,515 308,394
17
______
1,337
609
686
■f
Inc.
Dec. %
16
7th
9th
cities
12
______
Atlanta
-1,411
455
264
520
Three Months
1953
'
483
759
__
1,250
1,410
610
350
Hartford
433
500
765
—
Salt LakeC.
1,985
401
"
332
Seattle
V 1,947
2,022
435
,
1,987
1,948
•
361
Richmond
8th
6,651
2,148
..
6,840
477
-
776
<•
2,185
8,068
■
518
Denver
7,840
Cleveland
6th
1,840
"
•
548
686
—
Paul—
St.
•
2,326
558
560
-
585
•Buffalo
•
2,331
706
767
___
2,953
753
Detroit
Louisville..
,
Philadelphia
5th
,
New York
4th
5,395
Minneapolis
14
3rd
2,905
2,790
3,070
1,694
Cleveland—
Boston
2nd
3,363
•Kansas City
Three Months
1954
$.
1st
'
•
85,296,357,305
44,314,290,276
Three Months
14,165
1,483
1,787
San
,
81,955,210,175
43,171.488,819
7,348
1,559
_
8.0
We append another table
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the three months for four
years:
11,408
2,703
1,782
Louis
+
+ 2.5
1951
131,187
5,191
Philadelphia
St.
90,455,281,857
48,766,497,266
-Jan. 1 to Mar. 31
1951
38,783 40,982
4,306
_
97,702,872,237
49,980,051,679
City
MARCH
2,796
„
Boston
LEADING
York
of
1951
$
2,765,956,568
40,166,670,265
4,878,990,600
+ 14.1
5,366,875,818
5,545,388,730
4,607,976,770
181 cities
__________
the
Kansas
increase
•
•
and
the
1952
Dec. %
3,274,591,385
19
—
totals
4.7%
In
4.4%.
gain of
Francisco Reserve District of
0.4%.
1953
11
Francisco
7.7%.
a
5.0%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 2.6% and in the
^954
16
Dallas
the
larger
are
has to its credit
1.2%, the St. Louis Reserve
8,987,967,424
7
totals
District by
0.2%, but
15
;
the
Reserve
Chicago Reserve District
City
372,146,798
951,512,612
"
870,844,515
2.1
"
St. Louis
.__
375,439,904
494,420,301
371,016,222
0.6
"
with
ended
800,276,911
917,000,822
495,508,061
31'
Minneapolis.
Kansas City
San
5.4
7.4
1.5
16
8th
12th
—
687,666,964
8,091,801,960
1,116,807,992
996,584,872
524,711,779
Minneapolis Reserve District
3,34.0,860,987
—-
+
+ 11.8
The
49,410,745,516
5,495,053,666
5,537,271,322
2,866,010,272
"
—
+ ' 5.0
$
Chicago
10th
clearings at leading cities for the
the
J'•+,
Atlanta
7th
11th
and
.++
—
+
by 2.6%
In the New
smaller by
are
Boston
v5th
147,039,909
of bank
course
'
?»d New York -Philadelphia
35,625,302
106,768,419
-
-
$90,455,281,857.
0.5
9.6
in the Richmond Reserve District
in¬
an
7.9
+
380,922,626
entire
_____
41,233,877
110,801,704
_,
Quarter
was
9,024,574,513
914,004,236
950,694,863
558,421,064
509,994,878
of the clearings for
$
—597,629,407
+
8,624,796,109
1951
$
+13.9
*—
16,876,943,272
For that months there
1953 aggregate
9th
March
a summary
■
380,178,729
929,897,160
•
Reserve District the totals
show
Month
70,180,730
30,209,260
today,
1952
2.4
—
-
8,443,315,754
Federal Reserve Districts
1951
33,294,760
-
1,301,894,488
537,948,725
Cleve¬
—Number of Shares—■ ■'——
—
.
-
1953
900,319,104
17,881,537,749
City
land Reserve District the
totals
$74,756,900 $241,388,900 $215,441,640
'
1,005,339,979
525,944,730
an
improvement
14.0%, in the Boston Reserve District of
2.0% and in
the Philadelphia Reserve
District of 2.4%. In the
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the three months of 1951
to 1954 is indicated in the following:
'
1954
cities
8,571,122,851
1,187,243,897
of
1,000
•_•
.
the
106,768,419
York
"
or
Dec. %
646,136,105
body of clearing houses of
8.0%,
aggregate of clearings having been
$97,702,872,-
the 1954
Three Months
"
in
York
for
"
6
_
the month of March.
crease
10
___________
;
New
"
10
City
Inc.
$
1,205,400,929
545,756,953
426,038,890
513,085,940
399,083,996
871,363,948
"
"
7
1953
b
851,665,506
"
4
Francisco
We also furnish
is appended.
The
months of 1954 and
Bonds—
Railroad
San
;>
1,010,371,085
576,219,975
"
17
:
...
Total
Exchange
1954
shs.___
of
Kansas
Dallas
12th
Outside
Month of March
the
group
630,861,043
9,758,692,398
1,092,997,086
"
-
10
...
....
St.
monthly detailed statement of transactions
\ results for March and the three
11953. follow:. ■ ■
/
.1
_
Minneapolis
11th
i
usual
7
6
Chicago
0.3
—
"
___
...
8th
0.2
+
11
Atlanta
9th
—14.7
—
»
Richmond
6th
9.4
cities
11
Cleveland
5th
9.7
2.8
+
12
York
10th
All
We
$
Philadelphia
4th
8.6
7.2
—
$14,657,795,532 $14,253,373,460
dalys—
five
14.4%.
1954
Boston
2.1
7th
Other
of
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
2.3
+
561,535,125
-
Baltimore
—
341,000,000
*310.000,000
:
$16,876,943,-
increase
Chicago Reserve District shows a
falling
but the St. Louis Reserve
District reports a
gain of 1.5% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District of
11.8%. In the Kansas
City Reserve District there is an
increase of 0.6% and in the
Dallas Reserve District of
5.0%, but in the San Francisco Reserve District
there is
a decrease of
6.3%.
same week in ,1953.
Outside of this city there
decrease of 2.1%, the bank
clearings at this center
an
The
off of 7.4%
Week Ended April 10—
3.9
—
°f 5.4%.
increase of
an
+ 12.7
362,879,682
.
was
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
—24.8
1,186,000,000
601,841,628
355,279,451
,
give the final
previous — the week
For that week there
having registered
911,000,000
Boston
District the totals record an
improvement of 0.5%
and in the Richmond
Reserve District of
9.6%, but ih
the Atlanta Reserve
District the totals register a decline
serve
able to
are
%
1953
$8,885,713,543
1,022,813,818
Chicago
San
TELEGRAPH
$10,013,135,606
Philadelphia
St.
BY
1954
/
we
272 in the
was a
-Week Ending April 17—
Accordingly, in the above the
6.0%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $17,881,537,749 against
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
12.7%.
press.
and complete results for the week
ended April 10.
At
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
going to
present further below
we
$18,752,831,944
week in
same
of
statement, however, which
corresponding week last
»against $18,818,984,499 for the
this center there is
clearings will
are
District the totals
last day of the week in all cases has to be
estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
be
*
(including this city) the
larger by 13.9%, but in the Boston Reserve
are smaller
by 2.4% and in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District by 7.9%. In the
Cleveland Re¬
not available at
are
April 17, clearings from all cities of the United States
,
cities according to the Federal
Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this it
appears that in the
New York Reserve District
totals
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
from which it is possible to obtain weekly
1
45
—
3.©
+
1.7
+
2.5
+
0.1
for the week ended April 10 for four years:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
-Month of March-
Clearings at—
1954
Maine—Bangor
Portland
•
—
+ 26.1
2,703,994,191
14,401,702
13,159,329
6,119,224
—
5,733,241
—
•
3.0
1953
$
$
28,879,041
69,499,100
*
1954
28.006,838
or
Dec. %
25,983,967
2,796,607,378
:
River
Inc.
$
9.061,914
25,215,175
_________
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
.
9,176.211
-
-January 1 to March 31
1953
-S
66,532,761
Inc.
1954
or
Dec. %
—
+
$
3.0
Holyoke
'
4.5
5,378,893
4,717,489
519,779,816
524,465,986
3,059,396
2,586,989
3.4
7,437,030,977
7,379,355,084
+
0.8
+
9.4
37,839,704
36,986,490
+
2,.3
6.7
17,126,541
16,638,073
+
2.9
+ 11.3
15,882,774
14,485,129
+
9.6
4.3
+
Lowell
New
Bedford
Springfield
-53,378.951
—
j
.
Haven
Hampshire—Manchester
+
40,914.992
42,069,304
146,555,376
110,643,405
112,469,355
1.6
8,374,623
8,018,116
+
6.8
480,139,821
453,797,461
+
5.8
37,257,844
41,101,064
6.8
199,223,372
194,332,328
+
2.5
14,910,137
16,130,136
1.9
50,935,700
52,250,700
66,301,758
—
18,867,400
•
113,518.800
-
—_
157,451.600
8,970,055
8,338.282
1,089,671
149,086,492
154,670,266
18,516,200
1,529,056
3.7
1.
1
+
—
—
1951-
$
$
6.4
2,083,609
2,096,050
+ 14.0
4,603,760
4,824,937
498,326,329
574,112,650
2,243,188
2,701,407
—
0.9
—
+
18.3
■_,
4.4
+
—
—
1952
Dec. %
•
.
+
51.469,453
•? 40,422,586
70,836,363
_____—
Waterbury
Rhode Island—ProvidenceNew
14,016,629
.
>
165,155,824
Connecticut—Hartford
New
5,120,769
38,645,683
•
1
Worcester
;
5,697,520
14.621.901
-
___—
-Week Ended April 10Inc.or
$
2,424,688
+
-
1953
2,269,301
-
t
b"
+ 40.3
1,100,582
1,102,626
2,216,881
10,126,127
2,691,121
10,894,989
2.8
3,525,105
3,388,662
+
4.0
1.7
11,122,830
10,956,475
+
1.5
2.5
—
"
4.4
26,245,615
8,493,408
33,463,260
7.6
—
8,261.451
9.4
+
—
11,328,155
13,930,332
— —
—27.9
361,543.700
7-6
*25,338.137
+
435,564,400
23,054,697
—17.0
»
21,608,400
29,466,500
—26.7
29,546,100
9.9
2,045,643
1,790,329
+ 14.3
1,547.610
1,812,484
597,629,407
687,666,664
+
31,543.700
-
Total
(14 cities)
3,340,860,987
-.3^4,591,385
+
2.0
9,023,211,553
9,002,970,199
+
0.2
-
630,861,043
646,136,105
—
2.4
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1762)
1954
$
Dec. %
Inc. or
1953
$
Inc.or
1953
$
-Week Ended April 10
—January 1 to March 31-
Month of March—
1954
Clearings at—
Monday, April 19, 1954
$
Inc.
1953
1954
Dec. %
or
—
!
1951
1952
Dec. %
$
$
$
$
*,*1
Second Federal Reserve District—New York152,661,153
139,159,450
York—Albany
17.807,274
18,704,787
Elmira
11.657,862
9.866,212
-
Jamestown
53,969,892
54,527,798
1,501,349,339
1,512,974,538
G.2
31,527,581
34,940,466
4.6
—
10,933,719
4.8
0.2
—
548.447,889
9.410.848
Buffalo
27,241,420
30,041,540
1.0
-ts
—
' 1
114,669,813,506
401,553,371
366,743,340
+
81,989,904
248,638,714
Total (12
19.2
23,445,341
18,452,142
17,376,356
+
6.2
15,445,394
23,"92*6194
+~17.1
1.1
241,582,976
+
+
9.9
48,621,783
44,994,856
+
302,562,608
264,406,414
+
14.4
252,192,510
+ 15.8
793,290,920
736,998,380
+
7.6
59,814,855
60,753,608
321.485,743
308,921.798
+
4.1
882,116.245
877,206,477
+
0.6
63,294,531
71,380,256
43,307,939,489
+
14.1
135,890,198,041
119,292,063,709
+
13.9
9,758,692,328
8,571,122,851
+ 13.5
18,643,223
17,525,913
+
—
5,406,490
7,304,168
7,487,725
8,162,919
—
7,607,103
17.039,468
1.5
36,789,498
52,560,340
—11.3
50,819.526
60,078,969
13.9
9,024,574,513
8,091,801,960
—
+
+
6.4
1,556,716
1,707.039
1,559,952
s
2.5
20,582,446
20,551,013
+
0.2
2,002,813
1,799,538
+
11.3
1,741,428
21.920,791
20,947,723-
+
4.6
1,769,178
+755,314
+
0.8
1,323,706
1,636,737
1,265,376
|
7.3
—
4,508,933
+
5.3
4.663,054
4,0427404
j
0.1
30,729,648
29,912,720
+
2.7
85,819,002
85,921,782
21,822,753
20,569,373
+
6.1
61,066,208
57,300.308
+
6.6
+
—
—
5,660,115
5,191,000,000
16,506,143
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
York
1
5,456.630
+
3.7
15,545,417
15,140,160
+
2.3
13,694,000,000
13,721,000,000
15.473,668
+
6.7
44,186.334
42,904,649
29,325.772
—
3.8
79,033,849
83,999.888
14,466,696
39,084,504
*
*
5.075,000,000
28,218,823
v; Lebanon.
13,430,534
+
42,522,500
37,254,426
+
31,723.889
+ 23.2
102,446,792
85.838,134
Hazelton
*
7.7
3.6
—
16,267,795
165,878,504
cities*
-
57,416.564
+
3.7
5,366,875,818
+
2,4
1,065,000,000
2,413,213
3,566,621
2.6
6,717,672
8,156,536
2,368.553
+
31.9
2,950,056
3,552,422
6,0.94,572
+ 47.0
5,884,565
7,093,350
3,970,578
5,740,692
5,593,657
14.1
3,123,722
8,960,285
8.6
—
9.2
—
•
_
.
— -
—
V
—
±
Z.W
-
; f
-
—
——.4
14,031,484
13,686.133
+
2.5
9,267,312
11,552,633
137,870.969
5.2
9,000,592
8,784,715
+
2.5
6,336,191
9,381,955
14,515,308,394
14,516,755,462
1.3
+
+
0.1
1,092,997,086
+ 187,243,897
914,004,236
1,116,807,992
+
3.6
12,190,812
7,156,683
+
3.8
218,846,401
223,240,494
190,505,315
188,699,183
2.5
386,504,528
380,783,643
402,401.745
8.6
41,827,000
48,277,800
346,331,557
39,790,600
29.3
7,968,879
6.380,341
7,885,184
8,683,584
9,636,349
6,592,555
2.6
8,770,474
9,363,623
335,148,281
327,561,426
+
2.3
351,967,035
336,555,552
1,010,371,885
1,005,339,979
+
0.5
950,694,863
996,584,872
145,010,172
5,495,058,666
871,000,000
+
1,137,000.000
3.063,817
+ 22.8
168.010,323
58,582.424
59.515,230
J
—
—22.8
1,039,000,000
5.9
+ 19.4
17,921,236
4.3
+
5,778,928
61,208,040
—
——
3.0
+
7.4
—
—
—
4,747,787
2.0
—
—
3,121.870
3,832,429
+ 74.7
1,078,382
1,884,360
5,987,133
Du Bois
Delaware—Wilmington
New Jersey—Trenton
1,681,904
2.7
Harrisburg
Philadelphia_
Reading
.,
District—Philadelphia-
—
a—
17,366,870
8.1
+ 14.8
6.133,750
Bethlehem
24,971,363
''
17,436734
+
15,489,404
92,692,841
49,410,745,516
Chester
—
28,029,137
2.9
81,128,448
Pennsylvania—Altoona
<15
+
292,138,867
_________
Third Federal Reserve
Total
24,857,632
17,030,029
cities)-
Lancaster
2,281,533
8,252,147,163
7,759,943,743
106,418,010
—
Jersey—Newark—_
2,099,934
2,145,504
8,763.167,541
29,639,637
131,187,853,079
+ 13.2
^.Northern New Jersey
3,505,647
99,263.097
2,227,778
0.7
9.5
+ 14.5
127,391,994
Connecticut—Stamford
1.6
6.1
—
14.4
1,931,105
41,688,784,591
Syracuse
3,781,172
90,926,670
0.1
+
—
52,690,996
18,395,355
+
1,918,035
9,438,221,995
144.268,982
New
2,573,471
9.3
47,722,820,558
_______
96,642,253
2,415,501
+ 14.4
—
York
Ulica
3,999,856
95,084,464
9.8
—
4,004,583
0.8
—
+ 14.7
'
—
Rochester
New
15.531,957
17,817.518
—10.1
457,833,418
411,473,089
8.9
—
547,282,122
Binghamton
•
/"St *
'
»
New
v
—
-
7.9
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
■+
7.6
115.040.381
111,087,877
1,138,693,867
1,101,967,426
+
3.3
3,188,912,802
3,070,989,526
1,995,774.260
2,049,894,792
—
—-—
2.6
5,620,739,009
5,762,813,740
________
219,359,500
202,958,900
11,503,722
13,048,057
5,699,215
Ohio—Canton
6,268,326
:
Cleveland
___■
Columbus
—
Hamilton
.
>"!
.
Lorain
38,886,871
41,849,616
_—
Cincinnati
;■
—
8.1
597,510,100
549,961,400
—11.9
33,583,500
33,644,409
9.1
16,184,191
17,393.773
+ 28.9
6.6
112,424,457
127,375,479
130,753,910
4.7
89,485,358
93,038,370
4.1
373.145.382
10,562,301
388,500,941
+
—
Mansfield
'
38,119,369
29,574,754
44,266,114
47,370,164
—■
Youngstown
'
31,526,959
33,070,255
—
Newark
Toledo
_________
__________
Greensburg
2,542,137
1—_______—
3.5
—
2,728,942
1,782,927,946
1,787.490,737
.
Pittsburgh
—
3,619,424
3,493,793
Coun ty___ _
Pennsyl va nia—Beaver
135.418,588
129,924,312
—
+
6,891,981
30,102,834
+
0.7
85,230,624
21,365,770
+
7.0
67,102,197
—11.0
Kentucky—Lexington
23,323,176
22,391,437
+
15,098,341
19,231,453
5,537,271,322
5,545,388,730
city "777777II-I77-I-7Z—
Total
cities).—
(17
—
4.2
102.273,668
51.068,439
0.2
15,360,333,299
+
15,604,763,442
2.3
—
58,790,218
-
1.8
—
107,085,513
-21.5
5.2
—
65,619,751
Vest Virginia—Wheeling™
2.0
—
86,823,171
22.865,502
4.0
—
5,022,790,893
39303,493
oil
3.3
—
7,744,494
4,762,803,430
43,072,300
7.0
—
10,780,589
6.8
v
0.2
—
—
86,944,867
0.3
—
—
+
10,112,122
6,737.327
4.5
—13.1
1.6
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—•
47,707,747
45,734,484
Carolina—Charleston—____
Columbia
+
80,815,000
+
1.5
221,993,000
232,782,000
776,829,616
+
2.2
2,124,726,978
2,191,028,417
73,929,939
15,335,280
Richmond
South
1.6
15,098,215
82,026,000
793,737,625
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
West
—-
—
56,366,381
0.9
24,573,821
24,341,014
71,441,275
+
7.2
155,364,107
0.7
3,731,556,922
3,755,286,482
1,372,490,806
1,382,535.516
5,482,743
6,210,015
11.7
14,744,192
506,185,713
464,663,921
+
8.9
1,353,252,902
1,331,024,475
2,866,010,272
2,793,284,911
+
2.6
7,718,813,860
7,807,942,261
2.2
332,684,709
1,420,755,470
Total
citiesi—
(8
Sixth Federal Reserve
17,331,000
142,463,902
152,613,297
3.4
5,241,273
1.4
—
5,610,129
3.2
—
4.2
—
3.849,189
-
3,496,571
18,051,000
13,529,000
140,436,016
■
6.7
—
131,066,039
6.6
5,196,153
4,623,066
18.4
288,931,120
261,002,772
r-
i
—
0.6
—
18,576,204
District of Columbia—Washington
Frederick
3,637,873
16,608,000
3.0
'
————
Maryland—Baltimore
3,519,648
4.6
—
157,606,997
vl +
52,603,517
,
4.1
—
—
—
295,772,747
—20.6
—— —
249,899,442
— — — —
1.7
—
112,614,405
96,852,989
1.1
+
+
576,219,975
525,944,730
+ 16.3
101,957,586
110,99+331
9.6
558,421,064
524,711,779
+
District—Atlanta—
"
103,817,039
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
429,513,701
1.485,500,000
—
106,129,136
> 468,702.727
Tennessee—Knoxville
1,491,200,000
Augusta
22,167,537
Columbus
1
—
21,940,180
9.1
0.4
3,971.800.000
63,679,798
90.113,713
1.7
60,509,139
66,836,705
—
%
3.0
+
+ 14)3
4,095,700,000
—26.3
30.088,077
21,576,099
323.090.284
+242,612.624
+
—
18,511,205
23,770,2|00
82,044,914
90,798,758
288,800.000
300,900,000
,
-
3.0
—29.3
5.692,021
6,783,672
—
9.4
—
—
———
—
20,236,874
19,048,791
+
6.2
56,662,065
54,709,637
+
3.6
5,322,498
4,558,710
771,138,101
48,540,494
702,604,781
+
9.3
2,163,168,060
2,029,865,363
+
6.6
116,999,329
147,502,039
45,330.293
+
7.1
147,575,126
142,871,602
+
3.3
717,018,278
680,437,677
+
5.4
3,920,069,325
1,994,002,115
Mobile
46,185,636
38,606,739
+ 19.6
122,432,264
111,944,549
Montgomery
20,117,234
20,586,035
2.3
57,485,902
59,354,575
22,346.000
21,577,000
3.6
64,436,000
64,008,000
43,348,596
50,073,787
—13.4
125,974,913
6,942,464
7,307,438
5.0
20.257,361
156,120,891
22,205,863
2,385,945
2,159,784
+ 10.5
7,078,899
6,926,193
+
2.2
554.141
592,603
807,953,696
745,438,595
2,192,852,756
2,094,211,453
+
4.7
150,273,053
135.773,612
1.4
851,665,506
900,319,104
+ 11.3
2,333,694
1,922,585
13,492,493
77914*,638
Macon
"Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
^Mississippi—Hattiesburg
.Jackson
Meridian
:
Vicksburg
Orleans
Louisiana—New
—
+
—
+
8.4
,
—
— — — —
3.7
+
144.040.439
180,862,385
9.4
—
9,427,906
8,777,125
3.2
—
20.008,440
|
77,709,978
86,542,663
285,500,000
7,594,381
275,400,000
]
7,262,546
j
—16.1
_
16.8
5,098^380
5,1457425
0.3
111,082,870
121,958,799
—20.4
146^6+605
116,881,722
7.4
8.490,172
7,178,800
+
—
— —
+
>
———
——-
—19.3
————
8.8
—
19,072.816
9.6
4.0
—
—
— ——
0.7
+
—22.1
— — — — —
6.5
571,773
547,659
+ 10.7
139,086,936
125,765,598
800,276,911
766,691,652
1,673,305
+698,032
12,280,783
11,974,747
13,876,603
7,¥2*87477
67565*328
7746*67150
—
1
Seventh Federal Reserve
Detroit
Grand
Rapids
%Jackson
8,875,892
+
2.2
29,570,885
+
0.3
7,840,391,104
27,734,389
+
18.2
94,947,292
62.558,475
57,503,831
+
8.8
186,589,173
0.7
+
5.0
+
1.1
37,621,160
37,372,302
+
0.1
105,524,148
100,450,216
16,710,270
+
3.6
51,724,765
51,444,763
+
0.5
10,978,493
+
4.4
33,451,949
32,306,189
+
3.5
1
<
36,869,503
+
4.0
7,707,041
+ 12.8
8,406,139
6,315,661
+
2.9
104,731,969
225,777,251
8.693,564
77,113,745
221,565,287
+
1.9
+ 11.9
908,692,023
870,655,615
+
4.4
64,430,000
57.940,000
+ 11.2
6176427000
66426000
42,609,294
—16.0
—18.1
7.823,437
10.336.738
—24.3
10,226,788
9,614,558
3,317,523
3,456,881
4.0
4,451,049
3,349,873
112,060,822
107,168,775
4.6
91,*1987658
89,24*i7341
35,794,842
6.3
105,108,064
128,266,556
13,640,924
+
8.1
42,785,219
42,050,676
+-
1.7
34,860,725
+
0.3
93,552,907
90,895,451
+
2.9
560.339,033
558,751,541
+
0.3
1,454,355,516
+
3.1
5,975,018
"
6,696,624
11,103.387
10,100,110
'
1,791,021
1,711,197
—10.8
17,364,016
1,410,903,902
18,765,312
+
9.9
31,743,675
29,507,955
+
4.7
4,773,089
5,204,598
3,478,995
rAjnes
—
Xttfnois—Aurora
Bloom ingtop
163,960,526
66,010,195
60,804,642
+
3,f62,847
——
20,980,567
182,116,579
—T-
3,746,604
23,003,558
—
fcbjea—Cedar Rapids.-—
City—
—
14,740,897
—
Moines
111,754,181
/
34,977,671
Watertown
3,055,186
+
7.2
—
+
—
—
+
7.5
7.6
8.3
9,247,340
10,752,147
64.816,017
61,354,282
+
5.6
5,046,621
4,930,027
4,715,988
+ 11.1
489,134,665
463,314,443
+
5.6
40,748,675
34.575,297
33,561,907
4,929,402
33,032,354
8.6
190.477,734
179,340,191
+
6.2
14,313,220
15,123,749
15.386,387
16,657,140
3.5
9,151,588
8,397,476
+
9.0
26,687,136
+
3.6
—
+
9.6T '
—14.0
j
.
*
"
9,467^797
9,819,817
+
27,646,944
3.7
+12.8
20,124,758
7,034,600
-
4,283,134,992
+
0i6
19,522,811
+
1.5
62,954,541
60,907,300
59,347,625
+
2.6
166,211,129
100,500,553
•
,
Springfield
Sterling
Total (31 cities)—.
v
11,681,776.300
19,821,555
,_r_
6,236,297
4,306,763,948
L
8.3
+
12,165,714
286,075,219
—
Sheboygan
,
+
172,341,205
+ 21.4
79,334,574
Oshkosh
.
•'
14.1
34,847,391
38,336,218
—
BendHaute
Milwaukee
Des
+
11,460,380
Wisconsin—Madison
Sioux
5.4
320,004,ioa
4
Manitowoc
—
2.8
—
17,305,957
Indianapolis
South
26,557,375
8,068,764,363
83,192,171
,
12,298.659
——
Gary
Terre
+
34,864.879
—
Bay City —
Indiana—Fort Wayne-
-
12,554,573,567
12,727,481,787
2,953,963,553
—•—---
——
Muskegon
4.4
9.074 934.
Lansing
_
+
2,962,526,000
32.792,206
——
..Flint
;
•
District—Chicago-
Arbor-
Michigan—Ann
4,412,042,014
4,607,976,770
(16 cities)—
Total
38,622,361
35,535,289
22,554,085i
—
8.0
13.9
-
63,979,766
17,840,760
11,801,880,80?
54,264,254
V.
164,326,767
113,659,402
*'
56,169,531
+12.8
1,448,403
1,540,068
1.0
892,047,996
1,006,340,460
+ 16.0
4,540,836
4,135,172
1,100,479
639,131,491
3,135,873
1,439,254
835,739,454
4,155,185
12,356,695
13,896.202
9,388,016
6,505,045
4,863,724
3,429,436
13,381,887
7,900,7184,138,516
—
1.2
12,868,392
—11.6
9,616,143
13.6
4;704,472
+
19.800,215
+
2,480,403
2,419,489
+
2.5
6,084,764
7,649,262
—10.0
8,987,967,424
8,882,307,527
+
1.2
24,261,610,304
24,467,634,570
0.8
,
-
~
+
1,205,400,929
-
1,301,894,488
7.4
917,000)822
"
+118,356,129 74,
Volume 179
Number 5317...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1763)
■
Clearings at—*
—Month of March
■
1954
<
—January 1 to March 31Inc. or
1953
1954
1953
$
$
Dec. %
$
Inc. or
Week Ended April 10-
1954
Dec. </o
47
1953
$
Inc.
$
or
1952
1951
$
%
Dec. rU
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
5.1
4,281,249,803
4,129,404,477
+
3.7
13,867,831
+
2.8
41,201,296
42,058,956
-—
2.0
2,388,045
+
9.4
7,444,997
7,228,761
+
3.0
753,668,300
706,896,923
+
6.6
2,185,792,493
2,148,188,199
+
Tennessee—Memphis
525,373,938
520,711,796
0.9
1,500,193,029
1,520,449,889
Illinois—Jacksonville
2,501,401
2,125,854
+17,7
7,306,051
6,098,158
10,510,056
11,045,459
2,868,433,874
2,740,532,514
1,559,513,018
Girardeau,—
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Quincy
2,612,247
——
.
Total (7 cities)
•y
Ninth Federal Reserve
30,712,472
8,360,187
585,084,988
4.7
8,052,031,408
—
5.0
271,600,000
290,900,00ft
142,264,620
108,960,267
132,246,014
128,527,842
89,783,601
104,834,621
—— — —
2,431,310
2^623^838
i,87~8~446
2,284,283
2.1
+
1.4
85,814,864
89,309,078
6.7
4,103,186,666
+
+
8.0
24,892,567
3,884,364,395
22,041,263
545,756,953
537,948,725
495,508,061
526,546,745
+ 12.8
■V
5,958.601
284,655,373
1,546,967,363
1,441,686,704
+
250,266,829
ioSJouIS
97,690,556
6,142,208
3,728,761
■
.
+
8.5
11,670,294
11,081,813
+
17.8
3,843,186
30,234,723
100,280,519
4,255,000
—
3 3
12,828,000
13,573,000
4,836,685
4,793,867
+
0.9
14,549,692
14,617,244
16,024,665
15,336,855
+
4.5
47,501,968
46,518,282
28,026,422
Dakota—Aberdeen
Falls
L
25,516,796
Huron
+ 11.5
:l
9.8
+
Falls
3,235,368
+
2.6
9,991,115
+
0.9
61,550,405
15,763,320
14,270,201
53,586,032
1,325,772
1,392,398
2,323,686,880
2,156,551,715
Lewistown
Total (16 cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
+ 10.5
47,993,497
5.6
144,361,678
—
4.8
+
'
+
' '
6.8
6,795,660
273,467,293
94,~6lj~7~713
97.849,212
6,969,657
5,408.850
7.107,179
3,649,483
3,240.588
3,516,685
2.1
9,4
+
3.0
+
3.3
+
"
8.6
4,485,782
4,685,043
5,021,615
4,420,409
4,383,800
11,067,791
10J551~760
10,~8~4~3~455
10,421~515
426,038,890
8.4
—
380,922,626
375,439,904
403,571,34*
6.6
■—
5,973,072,398
+ 12.4
0.5
+
:
*
5.5
+
■:
44,212,509
6,303,765,130
6,453,514
250,409,375
5.4
—
157,557,426
4,189,303
7.7
—
6,672,726
8.7
—
.
59,567,294
50,582,524
!
+
9,699,029
20,967,841
7,3
+
■,
76,905,951
84,144,013
3,318,353
21,150,549
—
5.6
+ 12.9
93,915,876
4,115,000
3.9
—
3,536,752
33,719,047
_
96,955,330
+
8.5
—
+
—
1,146,309
Forks
Helena
147,970,313
1.3
7,884,948,968
3,868,744
1
Great
284,100,000
1.8
+ 19.8
31,520,528
4,195,847
Montana—Billings
!
28,843,739
1,350,223
Falls
Minot
298,400,000
-
'
4.9
+
{>18,860,378
Winona
Fergus
Sioux
+
7,739,275
—
North Dakota—Fargo
South
.
—
1,420,198,960
Paul
Grand
+
31,148,968
1,515,120,826
—:
Rochester
St.
.
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
1,483,496,606
14,254,914
Cape
5.5
+
+ 11.8
City-
4,153,392
3,972,540
+
4.6
12,206,340
12,217,571
0.1
967,668
+
~6~4
118^322,344
117,395~233
1,063,481
793,601
42,412,513
39,8~65~922
702,723
Lincoln
+-
0.8
666,130
8,848,310
620,715
8,674,137
Omaha
767,940,910
697,655,693
+ 10.1
2,043,966,901
1,948,093,307
+
4.9
8,207,706
139,435,892
8.585,567
135,965,244
2,902,906
2,815,787
131,066,807
147,927,244
2,121,552
2,438,975
,
—
Hastings
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
Topeka
Kansas
St.
8,268,747
8,636,760
6,762,343
7,326,025
+
—4.
3
43,708,091
39,728,759
+ 10.0
119,500,383
110,076,121
+
8.6
9,047,558
93,738,222
+
8.7
279,753,522
280,286,532
—
0.2
21,086,370
4,386,128
4,047,602
+
8.4
12,898,282
12,328,619
+
4.6
1,694,528,990
City
1,660,837,235
+
2.0
4,548,961,187
4,636,520,128
Joseph
49,399,212
54,124,498
'
Carthage
1,538,343
211.630.496
18,731,585
686,937.315
661.224.497
13,830,609
Colorado—Colorado
14,759,370
3,676,131,258
Springs
3,500,287,592
'
Denver
Pueblo
Total
cities)
(15
9.6
+
1,628,047
236,920,543
Oklahoma—Tulsa
155,860,656
+
7,054,324
648,555,174
+ 13.2
16,545,235
49,575,902
1,815,435,562
9,899,556,676
9,784,655,760
5.0
9,656,268
18,375.027
17,645,480
—
314,522,356
12,149,815
8,701,595
0.7
or
^08,472,449
332,209,560
5.5
11,463,752
12,430,821
—
5.1
+
41,375,745
+
11,475,680
+
1,758,655,935
39,591,865
+ 13.0
+
+ 13.5
46,640,588
3,9
6.3
+
—
314r06~3~263
3.7
+
6,215,105
681,398,318
8,008,511
20,936,873
j
1.9
—
150,332,917
5.5
12.0
—
764,41*
7.7
—
101,893,878
.
Wichita
.Missouri—Joplin
•
3.1
—13.0
887,390
6.3
4,117,968
3,952,170
3.2
+" 4~2
+
—
4.3
37340,508
57928,690
—15.0
1.2
513,085,940
509,994,873
+
9,053,018
9,038,685
+
3,533,23r
: :
3,321,558
3,040,206
3,227,925
0.6
4+4,420,301
536,389,562
+
0.2
9,366.322
9,251,525
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallasv>
Texas—Austin
39,735,368
20,651,955
1,681,224,160
Dallas
22,566,152
El Paso
1,463,456,875
Wichita
0.6
85,276,000
4,111,404,401
22,217,407
79,362,550
75,502,943
25,742,681
Falls
Texarkana
54,898,849
49,173,800
.
7.4
307,630,781
307,994,717
+
1.5
30,037,583
5,548,000
31,365,305
8,947,000
10,848,000
6,045,000
—38.0
'
6.6
■
19,780,938
24,120,302
149,020,722
+
2.6
10,325,656,895
10,297,856,156
■
5.1
+
162,289,714
+
+
+
28,132,931
0.6
-
23,793,038
+H.6
3,540,503,107
3,633,723,249
cities)—
(11
316,331,053
287564,064
10.7
+
—16.2
yy
'
Total
•
9.6
+
8,183,512
6,856,752
Louisiana—Shreveport
0.6
339,848,339
2.5
4,137,531,469
+
—
v-
0.6
87,423,000
1.6
2,5
396,826,718
+
7,719,812
393,257,351
-
547,138,953
5.1
1,440.156,900
28,208,701
-
Arthur
-4,667,963,337 V
488,784,514
+
28,562,000
7,677,429
Houston
10.4
—10.4
185,090,059
28,747,000
7.7
69,214,089
62,005,364
4,785,104,024
5.3
+
r
119,321,585
110,174,632
8.5
—
129,794,661
Galveston
Port
1,597,017,301
165,788,958
136,477,202
Worth
Ft.
—14.5
46,496,229
—
Beaumont
4,368,578
5,452,401
ll7701,997
127276.659
399,083,996
380,178,729
+
1.
0.3
■
—19.9
5,551,615
5,645,159
ii
11,845,032
18.0
8.9
■
y-4»
7^81,921
5.0
371,016,222
372,146,798
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Idaho—Boise
Lake
+
1.2
7.1
140,735,531
5,319,440
4,459,194
+
19.3
4,280.189
3.3
100,490,641
100,442,904
+
0.1
134,812,456
4,424,681
134,815,238
166,667,308
—19.1
152,906,820
154,920,088
51,523,474
65,909,500
—21.8
58,305,547
64,926,99t>
10,992,000
—16.4
25,336.000
30,636,000
—17.3
—11.5
1,896,064,872
2,132,435,438
—11.1
12,165,156
+ 38.8
48,402,075
44,270,202
350.449,833
5.0
919,876,912
987,567,494
+ 35.1
380,891,158
304,240,394
—
95,389,380
38,408,894
38.851,266
-
35,082,891
Pasadena
33,994,320
«
.
1.1
+
120,377,508
99,776,728
262,009,325
87,515,098
21,402,520
+ 10.1
+ 11.5
66,295,406
+
4.9
184,531,607
14,672,873
14,634.913
+
0.3
43,631,254
44,326,948
2,475,091,342
+
2.5
6,700,185,570
71,758,045
67,513,035
+
6.3'+
202,203,009
6,710,628,659
201,415,376
22,197,175
4:13.6
70,111,567
68,713,469
41,601,948
44,828,850
——
San Francisco
Jose
—
Barbara
—.
—
i
.
7.2
115,392,089
4,934,977,055
+
0.4
13,327,961,234
8.0
267,407,375,649
48,766,497,266
+
2.5
136,219,522,570
17,988,050
13,522,918
5.0
14,449,614
1.6
1
466,552,712
484.399,997
+
0.4
17,132,453
+
2.0
6,118,711
9.2
9,770,919
11,763,159
2.0
871,363,948
12,746,326
17,881,537,749
17,799,87?
1
13,234,312
8,443,315,754
3.7
457,385.692
+ 17.7
13,661,044
14,357.721
8.6
4,876,430
9,781,003
10,202,175
—16.3
16,876,943,272
0.1
•
+
929,897,160
6.6
+
136,113,211,924
:
14,554,025
,
+
8,624,796,109
—
16,165,933
6.4
—
5,636,658
—
V
+ 14.8
—
v.:
0.2
—
250,783,025,430
-
20,653,477
1.8
+
—
13,597,236,006
+
5.9
+
'
v—
127,025,263
90,455,281,857
49,980,051,679
+
f Estimated.
-+
4,955,006,019
(181 cities)
Outside New York
247,293,182
97,702,872,237
(19 cities)
Grand Total
1
3.9
+
194,130,250
25,219,273
Riverside
4.5
—
65,091,360
63,068,964
6.9
+ 25.2
96,036,007
66,149,288
—
9.3
+
—
126,101,258
3.2
f—
i
2,536,749,182
_—
Stockton
—
778,354,012
96,396,136
—
Modesto
Total
+
2,045,797,674
23,859,809
Long Beach
....
144,159,655
+
32,583,003
128,890,603
...
Berkeley
Santa
145,954,606
53,633,573
1
.
332,852,265
City
Arizona—Phoenix
San
1.5
57,436,268
9,186,000
—
■California—Bakersfield
'
2,015,247,044
689.100,091
—
Portland
Utah—Ogden
I
0.8
6.1
16.887,517
Oregon—Eugene
Salt
+ 12.9
19,702,201
+
+
6,242.807
20,050,818
33,657,196
Yakima
759,652,563
21,269,877
„—.—
Seattle
17,450,555
+ 18.3
7,386,882
765,877,249
Washington—Bellingham
—
+
—
531,406,925
5,377,379
6.3
870,844.515
951,512,612
6.0
16,369,830,819
16,092,788,40+
2.1
7,606,663,278
8,332.844,6^6
■<
Liabilities—
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal
notes
Reserve
25,515,944
accts._
19,292,657
+
account
638,909
+
24,006
—
—
—
18,454
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Deposits:
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Member
U.
(In
thousands
of
dollars)'
,
i.
.
,
1954
20.404,102
certificates
Gold
fund
Redemption
notes
Apr. 7,
1954
Apr. 14,
,
for
——
1953
Other
gold
cash
ctf.
874,501
<-
_——
—
advances
Discounts
and
Industrial
21,278,603
384,840
reserves
—
4.475
170,870
1,321
loans
U.
—
+
224,000
116,335
—
—
—
19'^oo
6,422
170
—
+
deposits
Deferred
—4
Other
—
—
Bills
,
items—
3,584,333
+
774,867
19,368
cash
avail,
20,753,727
liabilities
and
Notes
.
697,491
+
1,245
49,873,377
+
1,396,221
1,055,475
—
3,641,150
—
bought outright.under
repurchase
Held
agreement
+
24,632,337
744,650
880,825
U.
—
—
—
S. Govt,
—-
+
24,632,337
securities
15,000
Capital
liabilities
paid
Surplus
Total
and
24,804,528
securities.
foreign
banks..—
loans
—
6,592
+
—
Due
from
R.
notes
Uncollected
22
cash
items
137,064
828,020
:
Bank
Other
premises
assets Z
Total
assets
52,979
..161,226
__1_——
-
71
9,0.14
.51,002,913
+
807,872
banks
126,733
deposits, and increases of $564 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted and $486 million in borrowings.
—
+
—
—
+
1,262
437,885
111,498
-
13b»
+
6.265
51,002,913
+
13,458
46,337
27,543
206,450
+
+
accounts
807,872
(Section
capital
107
270,530
625,013
7)
—
5,624
liabilities
Total
and
capi¬
accounts
of
serves
gold
—
to
certificate
389,714
re¬
deposit and F. R.,
1
383,532
3,332
23.342
389,714
banks
and
note
liabilities
Contingent
ceptances
foreign
Industrial
combined-
liability
on
purchased
46.0'/*
+
0.1'k
ac¬
for
correspondents
loan
commitments
16.424
2,863
+
—
.1,942
28
—
+
14,471
29
$410
of
and
million
in holdings of Treasury bills;
million in balances with domestic
million in United States Government
$445
$491
Commercial,
$49
industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
million at all reporting member banks;
changes according to industry
release,
811,221
20,723
3,211
4,183,651
1
of, other banks._
the following principal changes for the week
April 7:
Increases of $431 million in loans to
293,960
(
in
iSection
Surplus
Ratio
F.
ended
—
826,221
"
shows
152,830
V
tal
Total
105,155
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
banks of
creased
Total
Other
Total
297,784
+
801,500
+■
2,232
+
—
13,029,021
_
Bonds
——
—
639,419
30,719
+
1,910,975
6,051,191
—
—
+
accrued
Capital Accounts—
-
Certificates
49,394
—
Bought outright—
,
21,760
18,231
—
107,665
securities:
Government
S.
.
526
+
—
—
20,927
68,458
decreases
Total
dividends
Total
352,869
1
Apr. 15,
»
5,001
469,292
—
Other
F. R.
—
.
+
bank—res.
Treas.—gen,
Foreign
Inc. ( + ) or
Dec. (—) since
Assets—
S.
appear
"Other" loans decreased
in
another press
$78 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $178 million in
Chicago, $118 million in New York City, and by smaller
in most of the other districts.
Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness increased $111
million in Chicago and a total of $130 million at all re¬
porting member banks. Holdings of United States Gov¬
ernment
bonds increased $95 million in the Chicago
District and $50 million in the San Francisco District,
but they decreased $43 million in the Cleveland District;
the net increase at all reporting member banks was $136
million.
Holdings of "other" securities increased $52million in New York City, $51 million in the San Fran¬
cisco District, and a total of $142 million at all reporting
amounts
member
banks.
Demand
'
deposits
adjusted increased $905 million in
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1764)
...
Monday, April 19, 1954
'•
Per
Foreign Exchange Rates
Name of Company
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
APRIL
FEDERAL
1954
9,
the
on
5%
different
RESERVE
BANK
15,
1954,
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
Fire Association
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
Bros.
5%%
of
pfd.
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
(Robert)
5-18
4-30
62+2c
5-28
5-18
683/4C
5-28
5-18
55c
6-16
5-14
5-
1
4-23
$0.215625
5-
1
87+2C
5-
1
4-15
37+2c
6-10
5-20
31c
6-10
5-14
50c
7-
I
Monday
Argentina peso—
Apr. 13
Apr. 14
$
Apr.
J5—
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0719820*
——
Australia,
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
$
pound
2.245019
Austria, schilling
.0719820*
2.245019
$
$
(quar.)
Co.
_
(quar.)
(quar.)—
_
Griscom-Russell
2.245766
2.245766
6%
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0198375
.0198500
.0198500
.0198437
.0428082*t
.0428082*$
.0428082*$
.0428082*$
.0352609*$
.0352609*$
.0352609*$
.0352609*$
.0352609*$
.326900
Belgium, franc
.0385802*
Basic
_____________
British Malaysia,
Canada,
________—
Malayan dollar
___
.326900
.326900
.326900
.326300
dollar
1.021328
1.019746
1.018906
.210800
.210809
.210800
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
Germany, Deutsch Mark
India, Dominion of, rupee.
Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso
.210833
.210833
.210866
2.817812
2.818437
.116076
.116076
.116076
.264100
.264100
.264125
.264100
_
2.789603
i
2.789913
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
conv.
Hooker
2.790532
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
Cons.
Gold
preferred
.233100
.233100
2.807907
2.807907
Indiana
2.817812
2.818437
2.818437
4.80%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
reporting
ENTIRE
ISSUE
5-
1
6-
1
6-
(quar.)___
50c
5-28
5-
Company and Issue—
Date
Detroit Edison Co. 37/«%
due 1988
Foote Mineral Co.,
Pittsburgh
1st
&
4%
West
mortgage
6-25
6-"
Telephone,
—May
May
this
1
(quar.)
series
A
5
1611
1
1374
Jun
i;
1
1954
1953
1954
investments—total
79,078
Loans—net
industrial,
and
loans
213
+
22
213
+
52
22,'714
to
brokers
chasing
Other
+
+
agricultural
and
dealers
carrying
or
loans
for
for
—
49
—
—
82
—
27
securities
Real
828
estate
loans
Other
loans
Cash
352
431
+
213
78
+
66
—
668
+
+1,782
2,486
+
410
+
634
2,867
+
130
+
709
4,641
bonds
in
31
+
31,518
8
—-
—1,208
21,524
+
136
+1,64.7
8,030
+
142
+
392
14,006
+
16
—
314
2
—
securities
Reserves with
+
10
+
7,747
...—
U. 3.
Other
19
+
672
.____—____
_.—
Government securities—total
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
y
■
—
6,532
Loans to banks...!..
U. S.
Federal
Reserve
Banks
vault..
886
Balances with' domestic
banks
+
2,547
—
445
38
256
+
Liabilities—
Demand
deposits adjusted
deposits
U.
52,376
Government deposits
S.
Interbank
table in which
except Goverment
demand
3,536
564
+
20,204
.
91
+
•
347
—
+2,015
—
491
+
290
—
135
+
525
deposits:
Domestic banks
10,403
1,269
.
+
42
647
+
486
.
59
—
430
'—
Canton
Aluminum
$3.75
Co.
American Iron
$1.10
preferred
and
including
stocks
bonds, notes,
redemption,
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Date
Page
Alabama Gas
Corp.—
1st mortgage 3+2% bonds, series
C, due 1971
due
Southern
RR.
1967
1st
mtge.
3+4%
May
1
1473
1369
bonds
4%%
Western
Indiana
6-21
1st collat. trust mtge.
Banco
De
&
Blue
Ribbon
Ridge
Co.
Fort Worth
&
Denver
mortgage
Transfer
Co.,
Mississippi Power Co.,
Morrell
due
A, due 1982__May
Farms
Co.,
Southern Union Gas
1st
mtge.
3%%
3%%
bonds
Insurance
(l/9th sh.
preferred
class A
bds.,
Divco
due
1
*
1371
1
Culver
Corp.
1613
1482
debs., due
&
B,
due
1976
bonds, due
1960
5-14
6-
1
5-20
4-22
4-15
3
6-
1
6-
1
5-
3
4-
6-30
5-27
5-
6-25
6-
1
1
37+2C
5-31
6-15
6-
7
6-
Corp.,
1
5-15
Ltd.—
partic.
$6 preferred B
$7
1
1484
1
1484
1971_kay
1
1484
Empire Millwork Corp.
(accum.)
Empire District Electric, 5#
1
1616
Farmer
1616
Fate-Root-Heath
Brothers
class A
(accum.)
Co.
4-23
6-
1
5-15
lOo
'4-23
4-20
4-23
4-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
C.)
Co.
Dairy
Lead
Securities
stock'
series.
St4el
Process
York
Co
Air
Central
Brake
Co.
Oil
Texas
2
6-
7-
2
6x
6-
37+zC
preferred
15c
6-10
5-20
31+4C
6-10
5-20
75c
6-10
5-18
$1.75
6-15
5-21
17c
5-15
4-30
8c
5-15
4-30
1
4-19
15c
Co.
5-15
5-
3
18c
5-
1
4-16
50c
5-
1
4-19
40c
6-
1
25c
6-10
5-20
(quar.)—_
40c
6-10
5-24
_______
50c
7-
1
6-21
37Vhc
6-19
5-28
34%c
6-19
(quar.)
:
(quar.)____
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
5-
20c
(quar.)
Investment, 6% pfd.
preferred
Co.,
5-14
5-28
10c
5-
1
4-
20c
8-
1
6-22
$0.13764
5-
1
4-
(quar.)_
$1.25
(Clias. F.$ Coj, common-—_—$1
preferred (quar.)__"_—I
22%c
8-
1.
common
___!_________i—___
,
preferred
(initial)
;
preferred
—
______
Coal
Ben
Corp
10c
___
preferred
preferred
Co.,
Electric,
5%%
&
$5
preferred
90c
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)
*
redeemable
1st
preferred
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
1st,preferred
(quar.)
4.80% redeemable
Drilling Co.
National
(quar.)
A
(quar.)__
:—_—
1st
preferred (quar.)__*_
of Canada, Ltd
Bank
(Bklyn.j
Procter
&
Ltd.____
Gamble
.'____
(quar.)
4-21
1
4-28
5-
4-22
6-
1
4-17
5-
1
6-10
5rl5
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
6-
5-15
1
5-15
5-15
4-26
34%c
5-15
4-26
31+4C
5-15
4-26
31+4C
5-15
4-26
31%c
5-15
4-26
30c
5-15
4-26
$15c
1
4-15
40c
5t 1
4-13
4-30
4-30
4-23
5-
4-16
$40c
5-
1
4-23
65c
Fund,
Randall
CO'.'
4
Reed
4-30
4-20
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Roller
(quar.}
Bit
Co.
4-23
4-26
4-20
5-
1
4-20
6-10
5-28
37%c
(quar.)
6%
guaranteed
guaranteed
25c
Potomac RR.—
(s-a)__
7%
(quar.)__
Rockland
4-23
5-15
18c
Inc
5-15
65c
.
Extra
Puritan
4.65%
8
6-22
4-26
$1.25
Corp., common—
preferred (quar.)
Scale,
8
20c
(quar.)
Phillip-Jones
Pneumatic
$1.25
(quar.)
8%r pfd. (quar.)—37%c
5%
Parker
37V2C
(quar.)__
Paper
5%-
$3
"_
(quar.)
Gas
5%
5-
—
(quar.)——
Illinois
6-
6-
(quar.)__
common
Co.
4
4-15
7-
$25c
t$1.75
Corp., com.
6-
1
5-
t25c
L
5-14
5-
4-30
5-15
:
.__
6-
20o
6-15
1
(quar.)
—
1
4-20
4-15
75c
■
.___
Fibre
England Fund—
1
4-15
1
5-10
5-
Shipbuilding'—
1
3
4-30
,1
(quar,)—;j
7-
5-
5-15
7-2
$1.50
—_______________
&
preferred
6-
4-26
4-30
17+2C
series-—.———-—
$1.50
8c
4-28
5-15
Series—
$1.75
50c
5-14
5-14
$31 Vic
Products, Corp. (quar.)"
Co., 7% A preferred (quar.)
$1.25
15c
37+2C
1
for
(quar.)
^
7-
6-
5-14
(G.
(quar.)—*
.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.__
pfd
A
May
May 10
4-29
$$1.25
conv.
Corp.,
4-23
10c
(quar.):
4-29
10c
1
Peoples
$$8
4-20
4-10
$4.40
•
(quar.)
6-15
4-29
4-15
Pacific
5-21
4-23
4-30
1
25c
(quar.)__
"
(quar.)
Oxford
1
6-
4-30
7-
1
3
15c
$3.60
4-30
5c
5-15
5-
1
6%
4
15c
37V2C
62V2c
(quar.i___
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a)
:
Otter Tali Power, common (quar.)_
5-10
6-
6-1
1
6-16
2
Old
5-10
6-
$50c
1
2
5%
3
25c
7-
7-
,5%
5-20
1
612-
7-
Common
3
6-
4-21
6-15
6-
5+2%
6-11
5-
4-30
12-15
50c
Northern
5
5-27
5-15
t$1.75
$2
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-20
$50c
payment
a
(quar.)
Co.
North American Car
'•"'4-15
1
1
(increased)
B
North American
5-
on
preferred
North
1
1
preferred
Ltd.. common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
National -Vulcanized
4-23
5-
5-
4-30
6-15
5c
(s-a)
Service—
New
6-16
5-
4-19
5c
RR.
New
4-22
$$6
States
2nd
Cgrp.,
6%
6-16
—
1
15c
preferred
National
5-17
7",1
7-ll
5-
stock.
New
5-
30c
Anglo Investment
1
partic. preferred
Stock
4-20
7'/2C
4-19
10c
$2c
(semi-annual)
taken
was
common
Preferred
4-21
20c
(quar.)
May
j_May
1
1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Empire Southern Gas. Co.
f.
5-
60c
(quar.)
Durham-E'nders Razor Corp.,
Non-cum.
1
35c
t
(annual)
preferred
Eastern
6-
1
20%
___u_—i___—
convertible
action'
Noyes
(s-a)
Inc.
6-15
$1.06
;
dividend)
_
Gas
&
5-
35c
(stock
(quar.)
Oil
National
4-30
5-15
25C
Co., common
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
Lines, Inc.
Corp. (quar.)
l-Common
5-15
6-
UOc
held)
Extra
1
1962
Glass
Dobbs Houses.
5%
1373
3
series
s.
15c
$1
Corp.
Corp.
National
5-14
$1.16
:
(quar.)
Inc.
Mines, Ltd
National
America
sh.
Varnish
Delta Air
1479
1983_May
debentures, due
1st mtge. 3+4%
21c
25%
preferred
Consumers
1157
&
8
10c
(quar.)
Motors
Paint
6-
10c
(quai\J_.
(quar.)___
preferred
1
debentures, due 1958_May
Co., 3%% debentures, due 1972
Ry.—
1st mortgage 4%% bonds,
50c
.
dividend
prior
4-30
$1.12+2
Corp. of America—
(increased)
Stock
Telephone
Laminates,
2-18
15c
*
National Container Corp.,
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
4-29
5-15
50c
Conlon-Moore 6% preferred
Consolidated Cement Corp.—
Common
5-13
75c
Ltd.—
of
11-18
3-10-55
Murphy
(quar.)
;;
each
12-10
50c
:____
Motion'Picture Advertising Service
4-15
50c
Co.
for
50c
,,
(quar.)
Theatres (quar.)
7%
4-26
1
31c
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
4+4 % preferred (quar.)
30
May 15
Jun
Equipment,
Life
Container
5-15
5-
10c
div.)
1370
Maryland
York Corp.,
Farm
(quar.)
guaranteed
Morrison-Knudsen
(Mass.) —
.
11-18
guaranteed
Boston
7%
4-19
invest¬
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-10
2-18
4%
4-14
$62+2C
(quar.)
(stock
4.65%
4-29
4-30
50c
Y.) (quar.)
(quar.)
Colonial
1
May 15
May
bonds, due 1983
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., 4%%
Western
;
*
(N.
8-18
8-18
Moore
4-20
"
Trust
5-18
9-10
5-18
$3
4-20
14c
net
3
5-
6-10
$1.10
$1.10
Montgomery & Erie
4-20
10c
(monthly)
Cook
1982
1st mtge. 3%%
(John) & Co., 15-year 3%
Seabrook
Cocksh'utt
1
4-30
75c
preferred
Dominion
bonds
(from
5-
4-30
Service
Real Estate
Continental
preferred stock...
Georgia Power Co., 1st mtge., 3%%
Minnesota
4+2 %
5-7
$1.12+2
,___/
(quar.)
1
6-
$1.10
Mississippi! Power & Light, $6 pfd.
Mitchell #J. S.) Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
5-11
1
$1.12+2
__
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Clinton Foods, Inc., com.
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Common
9
6-
10c
Chicago Corp., $3 pref.
City Auto Stamping Co.
1610
Ry.—•
4%%
Fund
pfd.
;
9-10
the
6-18
6-
6+4C
5%
5-3
40c
(quar.)
1
Moody's .investors
income)
1477
1981__May
1st
Mutual
1
Commercial Credit 3Junior subord. notes
due 1973_Apr
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
3% debentures due
Florida Power Corp., 4.90%
Corp., Ltd.,
1
4-
4-20
6- 1
$20c
50c
No
Inc.—
Andes, Amer. shares
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.).—
Best
6-30
$4c
(quar.) ________
(quar.)___
(quar.)____
(quar.)__
12-10
40c
Los
Beneficial
12-20
30c
Mines, Ltd
5%
1
ser.
$1.25
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. (quar.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
$3
bonds,
(quar.)
1947)
.4-23
4-15
4-30
guaranteed
$1.50
9-10
(series
>
35c
Midwest Piping CO;~_____!_—50c
Minneapolis-Moline, $5.50 1st pfd. <quar.)__
$1.37+2
6-10
9-20
% pfd.
5-28
29c
Telephone, common (quar.)
;
5%, preferred (s-a.)
Michigan geamless Tube-.s——
Mid-West., Abrasive Co. <quar.)___——
3-31
$1.25
"4%
RR.—
4-15
$1.25
4 Vi
5-10
10c
,,
Meadville
6-15
(quar.)
preferred (accum.)
Ayres (L. S.) Co. 4+2%> pfd.
5-14
6-10
Macco
*
27+2 C
Machines,
5-15
6-10
3-10-55
Mar-Tex
4-23
(quar.)
Gold
6-10
6-15
50c
50c
Macassa
5-20
l
preferred
May
&
7-
5-20
preferred
bds., due 1971_May
Central Indiana Gas Co., 1st
mtge. 27/8%
6-10
non-cum.
Aunor
4-15
$1.00
Lunn
Ltd.—
preferred
6-15
5-15
(quar.)
Lorain
Holdert
non-cum.
$1,40
bonds,
1963
Chicago
*
bonds, due 1983—Apr 26
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
Ry. 1st mtge. 3%%
Idue
-.May 15
.
Alabama Power Co., 1st mtge. 4+s%
4c
Quarterly
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Great
40c
inc.)
(quar.)
Chase National Bank
list of corporate
called for
a
common
When
5%
non-cum.
6-15
1
10c
Extra
Payable of Rec.
5%
5%
6-15
1
7-
62Vic
(L.) Co., Ltd., preferred (s-a)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
93 %c
net
of
Works—
President Lines,
Chain Store
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
A,
Machine
Central Vermont Public
those
series
&
(out
1
7-
15c
McBrine
.
Shares
7-
v,
!quar.)
'.Semi-annual
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.
Notices
Below will be found
Share
America,
preferred
American
ment
Alabama
of
Business
82Vic
Special
&
preferred
5
3-31
5-28
guaranteed
Loew's
Youngstown RR. Co.—
Road plans to seek permission from ICC to
split its com. stk. on a five-for-one basis
American
5-
4-21
Special
an¬
follow with
show the payments
we
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
dividends
we
Per
Akron
Blue
Foreign banks
Borrowings
the
Then
previ¬
ously announced; but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Avildsen Tools &
Time
all
1
5
6-25
(quar.)
Original
6-
6-
Special
grouped in two separate
indicate
we
Name of Company
carrying
or
first
during the current week.
second
pur-
securities
purchasing
a
the
are
Original
9-20
Special
583
1,676
*
Loans
+2,196
39,530
Commercial,
.
+1,023 -
In
nounced
40,169
Loans—gross
T
tables.
(In millions of dollars)
and
Dividend announcements
Apr. 8,
RR.
1
35c
.
(quar.)
Original
DIVIDENDS
Mar. 31,
Miami
Original
6-21
10-
$1.75
_________
Little
1
$1.10
$1.08%
(quar.)
Secord
7-
15Vic
(quar.)
Candy Shops, Ltd.
Life Savers Corp. (quar.)
mem¬
5-14
6-15
$1.20
___;
(quar.)——
Laura
1
6-
$1.20
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co.
(quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc., $1.16 pfd. (quar.)
issue.
6-
5-
$1.10
Mfg. Co. (quar.t.
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)_____________
Kresge <S. S.) Co. (quar.)_____2___
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc. (quar.)i__.
Ry.—
2
5-
5-15
35c
common_______.
Joy
1478
5-14
6-25
$1.05
$1.50
preferred
Corp.
4-15
62Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Jervis
Page
ser M,
debentures, due 1967
conv.
bonds,
in
mtge. bonds,
___
Virginia
4+2%>
♦Announcement
gen. & ref.
Inc. ( + ) or
Loans
35c
$1.06+4\
4.35%
CALLED
dec. (—) since
Assets—
4-20
6-30
4.40%
Chicago and $45 million each in the Boston and Phila¬
delphia Districts, and they decreased $118 million in the
Cleveland District, $110 million in New York City, $97
million in the San Francisco District, and $74 million in
the Chicago District outside of Chicago.
Time deposits
increased $91 million.
Borrowings increased $190 million in New York City
and $103 million in Chicago.
Apr. 7,
4-15
1
__
International Harvester Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Investors Mutual, Inc.—
Iowa Power & Light
Co., com. (quar.)
3.30% preferred (quar.)
;
'V
6
1
30c
(quar.)
••Temporarily omitted.
4-
5-
(quar.)__'
* *
4-13
5-
$6c
Indiana Gas & Water
Co., Inc.
.233125
2.807285
tApplication depends upon type of merchandise.
A summary of assets and liabilities of
ber banks follows:
50c
.
.233100
#»
6-11
17Vic
»•
_.
(quar.)
2.817500
-
4-26
6-21
(quar.)
(George A.) & Co., com.
preferred series A (quar.)
2.806973
0 *
Uruguay, peso
4-26
6
$12Vic
;__
.233125
__
sterling
6
5-
com.
Co.,
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred B
6%
4-15
5-
Ltd.
Hormel
,
4-23
50c
dividends
(quar.)__
Mines
2.817500
pound.—
pound
paid
(quar.)
pfd. series B
Electrochemical
$4.25
.140080*
9
9
Products Corp.—
preferred series A
6%
Hollinger
5
4-
4-
50c
_______________
7%
.264100
5-
4-15
50c
2.806973
franc
Union of South Africa,
Kingdom,
.496766*
.193330*
_
.
.140080*
.0349000
peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
.210866
.116076
5-15
4-15
25c
,
Co. (Dallas, Texas)
(quar.)_
Co. fquar.)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hercules Steel
1
4-13
(entirely from
_
F.)
5-
5
4-20
15c
Insurance
(J.
1
6-
90c
—__________________
Hagerstown Gas
2.818437
-
2.790532
.140080*
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
•Nominal.
2.789603
Gulf
4-
$1.50
company previously
semi-annual basis.
a
Hartz
.238379*
.210866
2.817500
on
.00285625
.238379*
.116076
—
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
United
.238379*
2.817500
.___
Above
.00435401*
.00285625
(s-a >_
Engineering Corp. (quar;).
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Quarterly
.210800
0.00435401*
Aircraft
4-15
40c
Grumann Aircraft
1.019609
.00285625
,238379*
_________
_
Switzerland,
.00435401*
.00285625
i
.00285625
franc
1.019121
.210800
.00435401*
.00435401*
<,
(Metropolitan),
«
Gruman
.0428082*$
•
4-19
62+2c
•
com.___
investment income)
Brazil, cruziero—
Free
CO.,
6-15
4-30
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)_—
Growth Industry Shares, Inc.
.0385802*
6-15
6-30
62+20
pfd.
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.245268
.0385802*
.
r—-
1
56J/4C
(quar.)_!___________^
Goshen & Deckertown RR. (annual)
Graton & Knight Co., $1.80 prior
.0198812
—*
_^_
Gillette Co.
f
4 23
Securities Corp.—
Package Corp., com. (quar.)
4V2% pfd. 1st series (quar.)
General Shoe Corp. (quar.)
Georgia RR. & Banking Co. (quar.)
Thursday
$
Basic
Preferential
Free
Wednesday
Apr. li&
Apr. 9
Tuesday
32'A>c
•
;
General
Friday
*
(quar.)
preferred
Gas Service Co.
2%
(quar.)
Philadelphia (quar.)
Machine Corp., com,
&
Fulton Industrial
INCLUSIVE
Gair
Noon
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
1953—
A
series
Gear
conv.
L
div.)_____
series
preferred
$3.50
Country and Monetary Unit
(stock
preferred
5 +2 %
Foote
APRIL
TO
Common
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed:
POREIGN
When
Share
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—
Light & Power Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
75c
;
com.
(quar.)^
1
4-30
87+2c
5-
1
4-30
15c
5-
5-
1
4-15
$1.16
5-
1
4-15
Volume
Number 5317...T7ie Commercial
179
Lawrence
St.
7%
St.
Flour
preferred
Mills
Dillon
Co.,
A
J
4-22
Atlas
6-
1
5-7
$1.10
7-
1
6-
30c
.
preierred
Pacific
6%
4-30
5-17
4-30
Co
Simmons
Oil
Skelly
6%
preferred
5-14
6%
Rubber
4-20
4-17
Bangor
6-
9
5-24
6-
4
4-28
Bathurst
4
•Baystate
6-30
5c
&
Corp.
31'Ac'
4
Belmont
preferred
38%c
6-30
6-
4"
Benrus
6-10
5-
7
Best Foods,
2c
5-17
4-23
Birtman
25C
5-10
4-26
5-14
Stadacona
Ltd..
Mines,
(increased).
Stanley Warner Corp.
Stein
&
(A.)
Suburban
Co.
Gas
+
-•*
--k'
(quar.)
Service,
preierred B
Biscuits
Sunshine
Superior
Separator,
6%
■
4-30
4-22
4-30
4-22
(quar
6-4
5-
4-30
5-15
4-30
;
5-15
J12'/2c
preferred (quar.)
Producing Co. (quar.)
35c
6-
$1.75
Interest——
Prop.
208
La
South
—________
•5-27
6
5-
>
6
7-
1
Inc.,
(q
7-
1
5-
1
4-15
62'Ac
10-
25c
Ltd.
-United Cities Realty 5%
(s-*>
5-14
5-14
1
Co.
6-30
,7-15
5-
$5
45c
(quar.)
"4-15
1
Upper Peninsula Power Co.,
(quar.)_.
com.
.
-544% preferred (quar.)
"Vogt Mfg.- Corp.
f
(quar.)
,^
___
(quar.)
Corp.
"Wait* Amulet
$1.31'A
Ltd.
'
■
"Weber Showcase d Fixture Co. (quar.)
V.
-4-30
Western
Canada
"*"Western Light
5*/2%
:5%
Breweries, Ltd.
& Telephone,
preferred
preferred
"Williams
Co.
&
Bankshares
Electric
preferred
3.60%
Power
Woolworth
(F.
!
_:
34 %c
5-21
5-
7-31
6-
1
5-15
50C
6-
1
—
this
announced
Special
class
Affiliated
Corp.
Fund,
investment
A
Inc.
(quarterly
$1.32
■
preferred
Alden's,
Alloy
5-
1
10-
1
9-15
4%
Cast
Co.
of
Canada,
51/4%
Amalgamated Sugar,
5%
Automobile
American
Co.
(St.
Louis)
Inc.,
Certificates
5%
(quar.)
common
of
interest
preferred
American
Can
American
Distilling
Co.
Investment
5V4%
prior
4'AVo
preferred
preference
Common
5%
j
(monthly).
Metal
4'A%
preferred
7%
3-26
4-22
5%
4-19
6-
I
1
1
Co.
4-15
$1.75
9-15
9-
$175
12-15
12-
7%
Smelting
1st
5%
&
preferred
Viscose
preferred
American
Corp.
&
Wire
&
Cable
4-
5-
preferred
4V2 %
5-
1
4-19
$1.25
5-
1
4-
7-
5
Smelting Co.—
(s-a)
$2.25
4-20
4-
50c
4-30
preferred
sinking
Research
class
A
4-20
3-13
$15c
(quar.)
6-
5-10
$56'AC
:
5-
1
4-
6%
preferred
8
common
1
5-
1
5-
1
4-15
6-30
6-24
$1
(quar.)
(s-a)i.
$3
commonn
6-24
6-
1
6-
1
$1.25
6-
1
4.35%
Atlantic
3.75%
Atlantic
5'A%
-2nd
(quar.).
preferred
Refining
B
(quar.)
$1
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
8
(quar.)
$1.08%
5-
1
4-
8
93 %C
5-
1
4-
5
de
5-
1
4-10
(s-a)
$55c
6-
1
30C
5-
1
V
1
V
.
$1.12l/a'
7- 1
6-15
•
$1.12 ya
10-
1
9-15-
20c
5-
1
3-2fr
r
,
50c
50c
;
*6-23
e- *
9-»
9-23 2
12-
12-23
10c
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-
9
5c
5-
1
4-
v
4-20
3
(quar.)—
3-31
4-
1
$1.12
5-
5-!T
$1.25
5"
9
4- 9
4-l»
1
10c
4-23
4-
25c
5-15
4-2T
25c
/ 4-26
4-
S-
50c
4-26
4-
S-
$3.34
4-30
4-
T
4-ls 2
4-12
13c
5-
1
4-20
I_
(reduced)
T
Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc. ($2.77 from net
long-term capital gains and 57c
from net investment income.
Capital gains
4-10
33c
9
distribution
Vilbiss
De
cash
in
Co.
or
stock)
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dean
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5y2% pfd.
Delaware Power & Light Co. (quar.)
Dennison
Mfg. Co.—
A and voting common
3-31
Denver
3-1°
5%
Rio
&
(quar.)_!
stock
Deueniure
4-23
•
6
35c
(quar.)
Common
4-26
4-30
4-
30c
—
6-
3
5-1G
6-
3
5-10
82
:—
Grande RR.
5-
3
5%
1
5-
3
5%
5-
1
4-
9
Denver
5-
1
4-
9
1st
_________
(quar.)
$31c
—
$$1.25
(quar.)
common
4-30
$20c
v
1
3-15
5-15
4-23
7-15
5-15
4-29
5-
$6c
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Gasket
Detroit
Giorgio
&
Class
B
$1.25
*
Match
5-
1
4-
6-
1
5-14
50c
5-10
4-20
Dr.
$1.05
5-10
4-20
Dodge
37'Ac
4-30
4-
8
25c
4-30
4-
8
9
investment
Dome
$2.50
7-
2
6-21
50c
5-
3
4-
20c
4-30
—______
(quar.)________
shares
4-14
5-
1
4-12
4-22
1
5-
1
New
Co.,
29c
5-28
25c
•6-15
50c
(quar.)_^
5-15
20C,
5-24
5
5-
1
5-1
7
Dominion
4-9
Dominion
4-
!
_
50c
7-15
7-
1
Dow
4-23
25c
5-14
4-15
6-
5-15
Electric
Co., com.
(quar.)
(s-a)
common
,
du
$1.25
Chicago
&
St.
Columbia
Terminals
Mutual
5%
5%
preferred
preferred
Co.,
5%
preferred
$1.50
Engineering,
Commonwealth
Edison
7-
6-21
1-3-55
12-20
Inc.
Co.,
Eastern
4- 9
65c
$1.12 l/a
25c
5-15
5-
1
$37'Ac
5-
6-
1
1
4-21
4-12
1
4-15
5-
44-
9
30c
4-20
4-10
J20C
l
(quar.)
4-30
4-15
J20c
Lines
4-15
$25c
4-21
3-3®
$10C
5-
4-30
3-31
4-30
4-15
4-30
4-15
50c
5-15
4-20
87V2C
6-30
—
(quar.)
6-15
6-
>
6-15
6-
1
5-15
4-
T'
20c
Inc.
Inc.,
Corp.
1st
2nd
4-
9',
4-
9
1
4-20
Emhart Mfg.
25c
5-
1
4-15
Employers
5-15
4-21
Stock
Group
1
4-15
Emporium
10-11
9-17
Emsco
1
8-2®
12-
1
11-1®
3%
5-25
4-20
25c
4-20
4-12*
(quar.)—_
10c
5-
(quar.)_—_
15c
15C
—
(s-a)
common
A
Heating
4-14
Enamel
3-22
Equitable Credit Corp.—
50c preferred
(quar.)
60c preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
33c
5-
1
3-22
(quar.).
35c
5-
1
3-22
4-30
4-15
40c
5-
1
5-
1
25c
5-
1
4-15-
5-
1
4-23'
5-14.'
;
4-15
—
25c
6-
1
$1.19,
5-
3:?
4-2®
25c
6-
1
5-12",
70c
7-15
60c
7-15
6-2i
25c
(s-a)—
5-14
4-15
50c
(quar.)
10%
$3.50
preferred (s-a)
25c
flOc
Products,. Ltd.—
4-28
preferred
4-15.
5
$1.12'A
(quar.)—
5-
preferred
1
5-
62»/zc
Associates
75c
$1.40
4-15
5-
6-20
4-30
4-16
5-14
4-16.
___—_——
45c
1
&
Co.
1
—
(quar.)—
Capwell Co., 7%
Mfg.
5-2®
1
9-
31'Ac
Co. (quar.)—————
dividend
6-
31 'Ac
preferred (s-a)
preferred (s-a)
5-
5-
4-16-
1
4-24
Goods, common (quar.)_
Ely & Walker Dry
$1.18%
$5
5-
4-24
6-15
37'Ac
I
$40c
31'Ac
—-
Elmira & Williamsport RR.
6%
4-
1
87'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Electrographic
.7%
.
.
Bros.
20c
(quar.)
common
4-30
9
4-30
6-16
6-30
Products
5%
4-30
4i15
50c
40c
4y2Vo
-
4-3Q4-15
93 %c
Co. (quar.)
—Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
Electro Refractories & Abrasives—
Ekco
4
4-20
5-14
5-14
$1.12'A
convertible preferred
6%
4-20
7-
-40c
(s-a)
(accum.)
(stock div.)
Corp.
Air
Eastern Industries,
4-30
Edgar
■
pfd.
Duro-Test
Louis
(quar.)—L
6%
4-16-
4-30
$1.75
(quar.)
6c
Insurance
1
5-21
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar )
4-19
33
Life
5-
4-lt^
Co.—
4-19
Electric—
System. Inc.
1
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-23
$1.50
—
Columbus
$3.50
Duriron
$1.25
—
preferred
preferred
5-
preferred A—
Gas
8-15
11-15
(quar.)
____:
4-30
$30c
(s-a)___
I.) de Nemours & Co.—
(E.
5-
(quar.)—
——__________—
preferred (quar.)_
Clinchfield
Coal Corp.
(quar.)_,
&
pref.
Inc., com.
(quar.)
5-
$4.50
Gils
Ltd.
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd., common—
7%
Ltd.,
35c
preferred (quar.)
Electric Illuminating Co.—
Counties
9-
12-
$1.75
—
5%
Breweries, Ltd.
3-39
4-30
5-
$10c
(quar.)
$1.06 Vk
(quar.)
—_
Cincinnati,
Ltd.
Paper,
preferred
Pont
$1.25
—
preferred
Works,
Coal
&
Steel
Industries,
$4.50
$1.25
preferred .(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Baking Co.. 7%
4-SO
31'Ac
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)—;
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co. (quar.) —
Pacific
& Texas
(quar.)
9-13-
5-11
25c
Tar & Chemical,
Brewery,
4-30
Orleans
6-1#
9-20
J40c
Donnacona
20c
&
4-15
5-29
10c
Ltd., common (quar.) —
2nd
conv.
preference
(quar.)___
—
Dominion Magnesium (special)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
3%%
preferred
1
1
6-19
$17y2c
Quarterly
87'Ac
(quar.)
New
56-
25c
Dominion"Fabrics,
4-30
5-
Engineering
Dominion
Dresser
5%
4-8'
4-14 ">
$40c
4-15
Corp.
1
20c
—__________
(quar.)
4-22
1
Products
8
1
Dominion
17% c
$1.40 pfd.
4-
55-
4-28
15c
preferred (quar.)
Bridge Co., Ltd.— >
common
(initial quar.)__.
5%
4-10
20c
1
Finance
5-15
2c
Manufacturing Co.
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Domestic
7
4-
4-19
$2
(quar.)__.
Beneficial shares
Monthly
1
4-12
4-21
37'/2C
& Cox Fund,
Beneficial
Dodge
4-26'
5-15
50c
Co.,
income)
Co.
Pepper
5-15
1
25c
common
(quar.)__—_
(quar.)__,
U
Discount Corp. of New York
_____
Dividend Shares, Inc.
(quarterly from net
50c
4
3
6-
25c
—
preferred
40c
common—
612-
25c
(quar.)
A
<quar.)___:
$1.50
6-15
12-15
100%
(stock div.)
Co.
class
Corp.,
Diamond
9
9-19
12-19
90c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Fruit
9-20
12-20
50c
(s-a)
(s-a)_
Detroit International Bridge
Di
4-20 •'•'" '4-
$1.25
50c
1st pfd.
Tramway Corp.,
preferred
6-11
6-22
$1.25
Denver Union Stock Yard (quar.)___
6-29
55c
—
Co.
3-31
$1.25
convertible preferred
1
$1.32
5-15
6-1#'
9-1V
5-
realized
1
Combustion
..
Wholesalers, Ltd.—
preferred
4-10
6-
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
Colonial Finance Co., 44'4 % pfd. (quar.)___
Colonial
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
*
2"
P-29 "
L"»C
4-10
1
6-
•
8
$1.68%
Co.—
preferred
-
7-
5-15-
v
r 06
pfd.
1
5-
Columbia
i.;
Light, 4y2%
5-
1
Extra
4-30
6-15-
)
(quar.)___;—„____«—
5-
$$1.25
preferred B
Coca-Cola Bottling (St. Loui6)
Coglin <B. J.) Co., Ltd, (quar.)—
4-30
&
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co., common
$2 class A (quar.)
.'
50c
4.80%
4-30
$$1.12'A
(quar.)_
6-30
$15c
(quar.)
City Electric Co. preferred
(quar.)____
preferred
5
12-
'4%
'4-8
15c
(quar.)__
5-
Atlantic
4%
4-
v
10-
Coast
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co.—
Quarterly
4.35%
4-19
10-15
Coast
9
4-
1
$1.12'/2
;J,
fund
Laboratories
Mills,
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
4% Vo
preferred
$1
Common
(quar.)
preferred
Cotton
5
12-15
Cleveland
4-16
$70c
(quar.)__
4'A%
Arcade
4-
50c
Ry.,
6
Ltd.
(quar.)
4.50%
Applied
4-19
50c
Cleveland,
6-28
75c
(quar.)
8
Appalachian Electric Power—
!■
4-30
$$1.25
Semi-annual
-
Co
Telephone,
preferred
3-31
5-15
50c
City Stores Co., common (quar.)
4'A% conv. preferred (quar.) ______
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
"
Anglo-Canadian
4-20
Laboratories
(quar.)—
City
4-19
1
87»/2C
$4.24 preferred (quar.)—
Davenport Water 5% pfd. (quar.)
Davidson Bros., Inc. (quar.)
40c
5-
Gas
-
$2.80
Dallas Power
(quar.)
6%
«
4-
6-30
50c
Cutter
$1
Corp.
Ry.,
9
4-30
$1.25
Anderson, Clayton & Co.
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co.,
&
Cincinnati,
4-16
50c
4-15
4-21
•
v
(quar.)
A
4-15
A
4-15
4-30
$1.75
(quar.)
4-15
-5-1
15c
'
4-15
37'Ac
Fund
Refining—
common
5-1
10c
>,:v.
1
A
5%
(quar.)
Zinc, Lead
4^30
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
Anaconda
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
Sugar Co.—v
1
35c
Cincinnati
1
Corp.
7-31
11- 1
(quar.);—„
5-
Power &
Cincinnati
1
(quar.)
preferred
5-
Class
1
preferred
American
class
t2
Class
5
7%
Phenolic
4-15
f
8-16
11-15
;___^
75c
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
3l/2%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Co.
7%
Petroleum
5-1®
5-
TOc
Inc..
$20c
j
(s-a)___
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.
Class A (quar.)
1
>"
(quar.)_
Chicago
5-
'5- 1
4-30
.4-15
(quar.)_
5-21
37'Ac
4-16
f
1
*
5-28
$1.25
•
Ltd.
4-15
$1.75
American
'
■
4-
5-15
$1.75
1st pfd.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Amerada
5-
8%
Forster,
American
tl5o
1
preferred
preferred
American
•4-26
40c
^
Co.,
4-15,
4-201
5-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Seal
1
5- 1
90c
_______
&
7-iat
7-15
75c
>'"$1.75
investment in¬
6-
6-
6-15
'
______
5-
6-15
5-
1
17»/2C
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (qudr.)
Press Inc., 3V2% pl'd. (quar.)
Curlee CiOthing Co.—
V
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)__
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
Curtis Publishing Co.,
common
curtiss-Wright Corp.—
>
• *
$2 class A (quar.)_
$2 class A (quar.)
9
37'Ac
Certain-Teed
5-
1
7-
2%
(quar.)
4-20
5-15
6-
$1.13
7%
(accum.)
___
Light. 4% pfd. (quar.)—_
South West Corp.
(quar.)
6-15
25c
5 *
31'Ac
Cuneo
4-16
1
5-15
$37c
preferred
1
4-15
4-
&
Cuban
-
Electric Corp.—
&
Securities
Illinois
$1.50
1
1
*
5-" 1
$20c
———
5-
5-
8
6-15-1
5-
i
Gas
&
7-
50c
10-
1
5-10
37'Ac
_______
12c
(bi-monthly)
Paper Goods
(quar.)
Lines
25c
Association
$1.12'A
;
7-
$1.75
•V
—_
Gas
Central
(quar.)
v
Crum
"H"1'
A
Light Co.,
&
Electric
Central
4-20
7- 1
6-15
(quar.)
preference
35c
1
*
(quar.)
Cork
Crown
6-18
•
__.
Power
28'Ac
5-
B
Class
3-1B
"v
Central
$1.25
8
7-20
Ltd.
Cos.,
Hudson
6-15
__.___.2___
4-
6-30
Co
Marconi
Oil
Quarterly
6-15
1
:■___
6-
;
Crosset Co., class A
8
4-20
—
(quar.)_.
Ltd., com.
Co.,
Central
5-14
7-
_.
quar.)
1
$$1.20
Transportation
31'Ac
5%
preferred
Central
4"14
1
4-
7-
3
(Toronto)—
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
^
10-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Central Coal & Coke (s-a)
Ltd.,
Co.,
News
3-26
4-20
5-15
7-
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
American Natural Gas Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
American
Carolina
3-26
1
8
7-1
>
'
4-29
25c
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)—.
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
______
Celotex Corp., common (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)_—
——
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.
5-15
31'Ac
Mutual
American
5-
4-16
$1.31'A
(quar.)
American
American
1
1
4-29
Corn
Co.—
(from
Ltd.,
Bronze
Quarterly
7
6-
5-
7-29
10-29
Insurance
Corning Natural Gas
Cosmopolitan Realty
$1.12 »/2
Capital Estates, Inc. (s-a)
—
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. Guaranteed
7
5-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.—
(increased
preferred
!
'
10-29
5-
4-20
6-
Exchange Bank Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Products Refining Co., com. (quar.)
Corn
4-12
4-
7-29
4-30
Illinois—
(quar.)
American-Marietta
1
6-1
50c
Corp.
of
.
preference
5-
5-15
20c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
$1.25
4-15
4-29
Life
25c
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
.
35c
.
Products
Home
American
-
4-15
1
pfd.
—
Insurance
Safeway
3-26
25c
(quar.)
American
Common
1
5-
(quar.)_i
com.
Northern Power Corp..
4-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
5-
$12'Ac
(quar.)___________
Canadian Refractories, Ltd.—
$$1.12'A
4 Va %
1st preferred (quar.)
4-20
1
Copper
Continental
$7c
Canadian
25C
7-
—
Canadian
i2y2c
.
6
4-15
25c
——
$3
Telehone
&
(quar.)
2nd
5%
4-23
1
6
4-
1
$15.50
(quar.)
General Fund
■
6-21
6-
4-23
Semi-annual
4,
4-30
12-20
50c
3-31
4-30
$50c
5%
—
Quarterly
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
continental
4-30
1
$$1.31
preferred (quar.)
Ins.
3
4-30
7
25C
3
5-
5-15
7-
1o
+
5-
9
5-15
5-
30c
preferred (quar.)_
2nd preferred (quar.)
9
6-
5-15
1-3-55
Ltd.—
1st
4-
5-20
$1.13
(quar.)
6-
$2c
75c
(quar.)_
6-
4-25
(quar.)
________
&
Steel
Industries—
5% preferred (quar.)
:
____^
Continental Gin Co., 4V2V0 preferred (quar.)
Continental
5-1®
1
50c
55C
L
9
•
3-12
15c
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
4-
$50c
5-14
4-15
4-23
preferred
Co.,
4-20
$50c
1
5-15
25c
$1.12'A
Royalty Oil Co.
Power
1
$50c
4- 9
6-
$37'Ac
1
:
4-15
1
-
5-
$15c
$3
Corp., common
Steel Co.
(quar.)
4.52%
3
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
5-
$10c
$3
50%
preferred
1—_____________
Canadian
<s-a)_
4.59%
Foils, Ltd., common (quar.)
participating class A (.quar.)—_i__
Canada
3-23
20c
,
Stores
Aluminum
Co.,
Extra
come)
4-20
$2.50
(stock dividend)
& Western Ry. guaranteed
Consumers
4-20
•vtvi;
Canada
9
4-20
Semi-annual
Allied
4-10
4-
.
RK.—
Inc.
Allegheny
(quar.)
Power
Water
Fire
Canada
(s-a)
Consolidated
5-
—
Extra
60c
net
Corp..
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
5%
of
out
4-20
5-1
6c
Electric Appliance
Air-Way
7c
income)
Consolidated
4-16
1
$1
~—__
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
Payable of Reo
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
Gas
5-
5-
Y.)—
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Paper (quar.)—._<
4-15
10c
Canada
Petroleum,
Adams-Millis
(N.
®o.
(quai\)
4-30
1-
preferred
Camden
Holder•
When
Per
Aberdeen
preferred
Common
{preceding table.
Share
preferred
$5
6-15
6-30
Edison
5-15
5-
____.—-————-
California
these being given in the
Name of Company
25c
$1.25
(quarl)__
Consolidated Paper
Consolidated
9
1
(quar.)
common
Portland Cement Co.
California
The list does not include divi¬
week,
Co.,
Elec.
$1
yet paid.
4-
10c
Oregon Power Co.,
give the dividends announced in previous
we
1
5-
Co
M.)
1st
$1.25
Below
5-
20c
Corp.
Corp.
Natural
25c
—
California
5-10
(quar.)—__
Dearborn
Laundries
$50c
.
California
4-30
Co.
Coppcrmines
Consolidated
$50c
California Packing Corp.
5-14
30c
(quar.)
4-12
4-12
5-
(s-a)
'f80c 2nd participating preferred
,
7-16
90c
Co.
4-15
4-23
1
50c
preferred
(quar.)__~
—___
Jackson Co. (quar.)-_——
___i_
Linen Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.50
4-26
Light
W.)
•-•
7
5-22
6-
$1.50
___.
.
4-15
3
Consolidated
2
37'Ac
Caldwell
4-23
1
4-15
3
5-
Consolidated
$1.50
Corp.
common
(A.
Byron
4-23
.6-10
30c
37'Ac
common
4-20
5-15
.
25c
.
(increased)__
Corp.
1
5-15
,5-
3
5-
62'AC
5-
$10c
v
payment clears fill, arrears
*:1 Vo
4-20
15c
5-
37%c
5-25
Inc., 4%
"
,4-20
1
(quar.)
&
weeks and not
dends
1
•:
-mt
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
(quar.)
Power,
55-
31»Ac
(quar.)
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
6%
40c
(qu"ar.)_—
Byers
4-30
6T, 1
62'Ac
(quar.)
7d
Products
Terminal
Bush
3
34%C
.mm' '
pfd.- (quar.)
conv.
-•
J25C
—
(quar.)_
.
White's Auto Stores, com.
*5'A %
(quar.)
com.
iquar.)_
■
This
.•
4-16 *
5-
■
B
Extra
7d
Corp. (increased quar.)
a
Quarterly
!—
;
Mills', "4%%' preferred (quar.)—
Bush
Terminal
Buildings,
7%
preferred.
4-30
1-
5-17
4-15
Class
Co., Ltd.—
Tobacco
Burrus
1 *
5-
5-
;
25c
3
$1
Burroughs
5^:7.
5-15
27'AC
Air
5-
70C
Class B common
5-10
5-15
$1.12'A
Pulp L Paper; 4'A % pfd. (quar.l
Fire Insurance Co. (qqar.)__.
Lines, Inc. (quar.)___
Westchester
"Western
37'Ac
Extra
4
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class B
;
'
"West Va.
5
(quar.)
A
•
4-23
:
6-10
10c
___.
1
4-
6-10
150c
.
Class B common
4-23
5-15
•
IOC
1
1
6-
$35c
(quar.)—:
6-
5-1
v
20c
'
.mm
Mines,
5-
30c
.
■
"Vulcan
6-15
1
"
preferred (quar.)a.
Burns & Co., Ltd., class A preference.
Class A pref
—
Class A
preference
•
S. Potash
5-
4-
2 ic
r
Columbia Forest
Bullock's,
5
47'Ac
40c
Products, Ltd
common (quar.)__
convertible preferred (quar.)
6%
5
4-
Consolidated
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., common
9-20
6-
J40C
;
pfd. (accum.)—
1
6-15
&
4-
20c
(final)
Steel
4-
1
1
4-23
registered (final)
Buchanan
1
5-
Class
4-15
(quar.)
bearer
5%
6-18
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Edison
British
6-18
62'Ac
Salle Street Corp.
Lines
•"United Bond & Share,
>U.
"■
1
(quar.)
preferred
5-
5-
15c
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.,
6-18
37 '/2C
$1.12ya
.
5-
(quar.)__
12-10*
51c
4-15
'
9-10^
12-15
55c
4-14
5-
1
20c
9-15
$38c
50c
preferred
50c
com.
Ord.
5-
6-30
(quar.)
Quarterly
United Air
,
1
1
5-
(s-a)
Old.
—jT_
$1.50 conv. preferred
•
56-
45c
9c
Corp.,
British-American
5-14
,
5-27
$175.00
12'/aC
•
$50c
(quar.)_
Corp.
Fisheries
Boston
4-30
:
5
Co.
6-1®:
6-15
$38c
$37c
_2
Consolidated Chemical Industries—
1
$75c
A
Booth
4%
•
•
4-
(quar.)
Electric Co.
(quar.)
Bondstock
4-15
t20c
convertible
Ctfs.
Bon
5
$1
30c
-
_____—_
Texas Gulf
<
4-20
Inc.
Ridge Insurance Co. (N. C.)
Ami Co., class
A (quar.)
Blue
"
(Canada), Ltd.
Common
5%
4-30
___
preferred
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
t
4-15
(reduced)
(E. W.) Co. (increased)
Bliss
4-22
10c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)—
Iron
Watch
Class
4-30
37'Ac
preferred A (quar.)...
6%
1
37 Vic
(i
common
6%
6-
6-30
(Torontoj—
(quar.)
4-15
4-27
Black Starr & Gorham, Inc.—
30c
.
(quar.)
9
1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.90
preferred
(quar.)
$2.20
9
50c
Corp., com. (reduced)—
preferred (quar.)
20c
•
4-27
•V
$1.55
'
4-
45c
(quar.)
Works (quar.)
$1.25
"•
4-30
Co., com. (quar.)—
Innes, Ltd., $1 class A (s-a)
Power & Paper Co., Ltd., class A
45-
$2.04
20c
i
9
4-23
$2
12-31
Hydro-Electric
1
Sonotone
(quar.)
Association
4-
;
5-15
12c
$1.37 Va
(quarj
Holdem
4-24
Connecticut Light & Power Co.
9-30
1-14-55
15c
Corp.
Life
pid.
4$
Payable of Rec_
15c
:
:
5Va%
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-30
7-15
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
•
$1.50
-!
5-10
Bates
4-12
10c
Baldwin
6-
4-20
$1.50
—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
40c
—...
1
4-26
Inc
Quarterly
—
4-20
50c
_____
5-
20c
(quar.)—
4-13
1
Inc.
Fund,
Fund,
Natural Gas,
Confederation
30c
_
preferred (quar.)
5-
5c
___.
4-30
4-30
$1.50
(quar.)
5-
1
Extra
.
;
Co.
Concord
4-20
1
Share
Stock
invest¬
—
5-
50c
;"
(quar!)
Syndicate...;
5-
$1
4-26
Co.—
6-i2
f 25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
Commonwealth
5-10
31'Ac
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
•
(quar.)
(from
preferred (quar.)
6%
5
"B"
income)
Baldwin
5-14
87'/2C
preference
Fund Inc.
6-
37'/2c
$1
preferred
5%
Power,
preferred
Silver
ment
5-17
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Shirriff's,
Sierra
-
,•
.
Cuncoru
Nichols & Co.—
$1.20 convertible prior
Axe-Houghton
?50c
Sheller Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)——_——_—
Sherwin-Williams Co., common (quar.)
4%
•
4
4-30
5-15
+27'/2c
(s-;
is-a)
,
Austin,
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd., class B
Class
5-
37'/2C
(quar.)
common
Co.
>
Plywood Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Powdei
Co., 4% pid. A (quar.)_
f$1.75
____
preferred series A
1st
Atlas
H older 1
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable 0] Rec.
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
Paper
Regis
$4.40
Scotten
Share
Company
Holder•
When
Per
Name of
(1765)*
and Financial Chronicle
i2y2c
1—
,
15c
10-
1"
4-30
9-21
4-15
4-30
3-31
6-
1
5-17
5- 1
4-1&
t
50
Per
6%
1st
5%
2nd.
Erie
Railroad
5%
Payable of Rec.
Holder1
5-10
5-
1
4-20
62'Ac
5-
1
4-20
10c
—
—.
—
Co.—
(quar.)..——.—-——
"A"
preferred
$1.25
1
6-
>
5-13
5%
preferred
$1.25
9-
1
8-13
5%
preferred
$1.25
12-
1
11-12
15c
4-28
4-14
Esquire,
"A" (quar.)
"A" (quar.)
(reduced)———.——--—-—
Inc.
50c
Eversharp,
Mfg.
Farmers
common
Traders
&
4-16
5-
1
4-15
4-29
25c
7-
Hecht
4-13
3 3A%
Insurance
Hercules
Hershey
Federal
Federated Department Stores,
Common (quar.)
4'A%
Firth
Tire
9-15
Higbee Co.,
5-15
5-
Higbie
5-
1
4-15
6-10
5-28
5c
4-20
4-
7-
6-25
50C
1
Hettrick
1
62'Ac
4-30
4-10
5-
1
4-15
$1.50
Subject
4-30
4-14
Home Insurance
50c
5-14
4-15
Horder's,
75c
4-20
4-
5-
1
4-23
Home
4-26
4-15
Hotel Syracuse
Sterling,
7% preferred (quar.)
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Machinery & Chemical—
3%%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.75
30c
5
Horn
Food
5-
933Ac
1
4-15
Voting and non-voting class B
Motor Co., Ltd.—
25c
(quar.)
1
6-
5-24
Ford
American
Foster
dep.
receipts
Kleiser
&
Foundation
ord.
5-19
4-
5
17'Ac
5-15
5-
1
4-23
3-31
110c
4-23
3-31
;
Franklin
Stores Corp.
(quar.)
Telegraph
(s-a)
Companies, Ltd. com. (quar.)——
Freidman
(L.) Realty (quar.)—
Quarterly
Franklin
4-28
20c
5-
$1.25
...
Frasers
10c
10c
10c
-
Quarterly
11-15
4%
f
series
1
preferred
Illinois
Brick
<
11-
1
Illinois
Central
4-15
4-15
1
4-15
15c
4-30
4-21
4.26'%
62'Ac
4-30
4-21
4.42%
50c
6-
2
5-12
$1
5-
1
4-20
Illinois
15c
5-
1
4-15
Imperial
-Samble-Skogmo,
5%
Inc.,
preferred
Gardner
4%
Denver
—
!
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
General
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Baking
Co., common..
General Cigar Co., Inc., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
General
Electric
Co.
,
General
Mills,
$1
—
5-10
4-20
3-31
62'Ac
5-
1
4-
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5-1
4-
$3.75
General
6%
Outdoor
$1.50
General PrecLsion Equipment Corp.—
5% preferred A (s-a)__
General Public Service, $6 preferred
preferred
$4 preferred
General
(quar.)
25c
.
37'Ac
5-
1
4-
6
Local
5%
Utilities
Corp.,
Corp.
$3.50
preferred A (quar.)
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common
5%
preferred
General
Tel.
4'A %
$25c
Co.
of
preferred
Calif.,
5%
4-30
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
8
,
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred (quar.)
!
!
$2
$4.36
Co.,
General
Telephone
Stock
at
preferred
Gillette
Co..
Gimbel
Bros.,
$4.50
Inc.,
4'A %
(P.
prior
Goodall
Goodyear Tire
$1.25
4-
25C
4-24
44-
9
(quar.)
preferred
Employees
Corp.
(increased)
Employees
quarterly
Initial
(stock
.,
(W. R.)
and
A
6%
preferred
8%
class
6%
A
Insurance
8%
class
6%
(quar.)
A
Class
A
B
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
class
Union
Stock
II
Co.
7-
1
6-
5-
1
5%
Grayson-Robinson Stores,
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Life
56'Ac
Insurance
(Houston)
(H. L.)
& Co.
Life Insurance Co.
Balle
Bros.
Hamilton
Hanna
Class
Inc.
$4.25
B
1
5-
1
12'Ac
5-
3
9-10
A.)
Co.,
Co.,
common
preferred
A
pfd.
com.
(quar.)
4-21
3-31
5-
1
4-21
$$1.25
III
5-15
5-
50c
6-11
6-
1
50c
(quar)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5- 3
25c
(quar.)
Ltd., 5%
4-15
1
30C
class
1
6-
/
(quar.)
common
5-
6-11
6-
1
5
•
$1.06'A
6-
1
5-14
1
5-
3
4-
,
4-14 ;
1
4-
9
25c
4-20
4-
9 >
40c
6-15
6-
1
5-
4-30
5214c
6-30
25c
4-26
5-
5614c
4-23 ;
5
4-15
;
6-11
'
3-31
{
Forge
Crosse
6-
1
5-
1
1
4-30
1
Textile
Co.,
Inc.
1
4-
4%
'
Inc.
3-31
4-30
5-
1
4-16
6-
1
5-14
25c
Corp,
5-20 '
10c
6-
1
5-20
81'Ac
6-
1
5-20
,__
(quar.)
10c
6-
1
5-20 '
$50c
5-
1
4-
12'/2c
(s-a)
5-
1
4-20
v
i:
$1.10
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
75c
(quar.)
Corp.
6-12
$1.06'A
4-30
50C
4-30
10c
5-
1
4-16
'
40c
(quar.)—_
5-
(quar.)
I 5-14
4-20
,
4-
2
4-16
-
4-16
f
7-
1
6-18
15c
(quar.)
1
4-30
15c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-20
5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-31
6-
7
5-
1
20c
(quar.)_
4-19
4-
175c
(quar.)
6-15
5-15
5
8-
2
7-19
$1
5-
1
5-
20c
7-
1
$75c
9-15
8-14
.12-15
11-15
4-16
933Ac
C
Ltd.
(Robert),
6-30
—
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40%
(quar.)
Monroe Loan
Monsanto
1
Society, 5%%'
Chemical
5-
1
4-20
5c
8-
1
$1.10
(quar.)_
Power
5-
1
4-15
,,5- 1
4-15
343/aC
6-
1
5-26
96'AC
6-
1
5-10
$1.12'A
pfd.
4-15
5-
$1.20
1
(quar.)
Co.
$3.85 preferred series C
5c
pfd.
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
4.50%
Co.,
(quar.)
4-27
4-
5-
40c
(quar.)
common
4-12
6
7-20
11-
5c
1
10-20
4-29
15C
$6
preferred
Morrell
4-15
Plan
$1.50
(quar.)
(John)
Morris
Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
5c
5-
5-
4-
1
56'Ac
com.
1
,
(quar.)
A
1
4-30 ?
12'Ac
(quar.)
of America,
series
preferred
9
4-19
4-19
Corp.—
5-31
62'Ac
6-
1
6-
li
5-18
25c
(quar.)
6-10
6-
Diablo
Mount
Royal
Mount
Light
6-
1
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
95c
$1.12'A
6-
1
7-
1
10-
1
87'Ac
1-3-55
4-20
5-
1
4-
9
$1
5-
1
4-
9
Narragansett
4.64%
20c
45c
6-
1st pfd.
1
8-
From
4%%
6-19
6-14
21c
4-20
3-31
4-20
3-31
—
25c
5-
1
4-20
—
56'AC
5-
1
4-15
58c
5-
1
4-15
4-30
3-30
15c
(quar.)—
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
7-
6
16 92/lOOc
6-22
6-
9
5-15
4-21.
—
dividend)
(stock
Airlines,
Inc.
Aviation
National
.
Electric,
10%
Corp.—
(quar.)
gains
capital
—
National
Casket
National
Chemical
6-15
1
5-
$1.75
National
City Bank of N. Y
Co
65c
&
'
7-15
2
5-
1
4-15
20c
4-30
4-14
10c
7-10
6-25
10c
10-11
9-24
10c
1-10-55
12-24
6VaC
^
15c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-15
55c
Co.
Mfg.
.
5-
1
4-
9
4.15
-
.Natlonal
(stock
Company
Stock
National
4-30
4-21
(quar.)
29c
7-31
7-21
preferred
(quar.)
29c
10-31
6-30
6-25
10c
J
9-30
9-25
2%
dividend
Department Stores
Corp.
(quar.)_
-
,
25c
12-30
(quar.)
,
•
1
8-
2
5c
—
—
5-
5c
Quarterly
12-25
4-30
5c
NationalyElectric Welding Machine (quar.)^_
National-Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
29c
preferred
2%
dividend)
MJeini-annual
.(quar.)
.
4-15
$3.50
5-10
1
7-
$1.75
,s
4-15
4-30
62'Ac
(quar.)
—
4-15
4-30
$1.50
.
4-30
Mills—
Co., com.
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(s-a)
Power
States
preferred
Natco
Co
120C
t20c
Ltd
—
preferred
5-10
5-10
4-10
75c
—
5-31
5-31
12-15
30c
M'lls,
Rice
Munising Paper 5%
9-15
(quar.)
University
5%
6-15
87'Ac
—
Mountain
5-14
87'Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
.
(quar.)
Vernon-Woodbury
7%
5-14
$1
2c
lc
Extra
1
$1.05
Co.
Extra
5-18
683Ac
—
Mt.
5-17
-15c
8-23
10-30
7-
1-
4-21
4-21
10-20
•
6-
4
3
10-21
Class
Gold
'Class
A
Ltd
18c
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-24
115c
(quar.)
1
6-30
6-15
115c
class
6-30
9-30
■
9-15 r
B
(quar.)
115c
9-30
9-15
Class
A
(quar.)__
115c
12-31
12-15
Class
B
(<juar.)—
115c
12-31
12-15
Landls
(M. H.), Inc.,
Machine
Co.
$6 preferred
(s-a),_
(quar.)
Bryant, Inc., com. (stock
4%% preferred (quar.)—
$3
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lane
1
9-
15c
1-2-55
5-
1
5-15
4-30
5-
5
25c
—
8-15
8-
5
25c
dividend)
10-
12-
$1.50
4-30
4-
9
3'
Co.—
6-15
115c
6-
Class
Lamston
A
+5c
(quar.)
A
National Lead
Mines,
(Alfred), Inc.,
B
(quar.)
Class
Class
11-15
11-
5
5%
4-24
56y4C
5-
1
4-12
4-15
class
6%
preferred
Securities
National
Fiscal
B
&
capital
year-end
(quar.)
Research
Corp—
gain distributions
payable in cash or stock—
Stock
6fc
Series
Speculative Series
Preferred
Balanced
Bond
$1.40
Series
preferred
Products,
(quar.)
9
4-
9
4-26
4-
9
4-26
4-
9
7c
4-26
4-
9
32c
—
Stock Series
"starch
9
4-
4-26
10c
————-
Series
Series
Growth
National
Stock
4-
4-26
4c
5c
——
4-26
6c
Series
Income
,
5-14 5
6-12
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
common
prior preferred
6-15
(quar.)
_
Mitchell
•
3-31
45c
Quarterly
9
(quar.)
4%
4-20
'
9
Mississippi Glass Co.—
4-25
1
933Ac
(quar.)
Corp.,
4-
$75c
5-
5-
—.
Parchment Co.
&
1
>
6-15
40c
2nd pfd.
5-
$1.22'/2
Petroleum
& Ontario Paper
Dry
4-15
Co.
Rhoads, Inc., 4% %
Mission
4-15
1
$10c
(quar.i_
common
Electric
Corp.,
1
5-
$1.183A
(quar.)
Maid
4-15
5-
30c
(quar.)
$1.60
1
$15c
(quar.)
preferred
&
1
5-
$15c
(extra)
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
&
5-
t$l
preferred
Minute
4-15
1
4-15 "
75c
$25c
(quar.)
Extra:
4-16
5-
5-
V
~
(quar.)
Extension
Stores
Minnesota
4-15
7-
1
Ltd.-—
Corp.,
preferred A
4-15
5-
6-
(quar.)
Distilleries,
7 "
$1,06 >4
———
4.40%
7
$1.06'A
Chemical
Telephone
Corp.
(quar.)
Shoe
Michigan Gas
5-25
preferred (quar.)—
2nd preferred (quar.)
Lambert
-
4-30
(quarterly
Light & Power Co., $1 pfd.
Meyercord Co.
(quar.)
9
$1
common
Stores,
Chemical
participating preferred
Participating
4-14
H
1
Light—
(quar.)
preferred
Salle
$$1.25
interest)
$3.25
CI
$1.16
8-23
$40c
1
$1.16
5-21"
$1.25
:
CO
6-
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc.—
$1.16 preferred (quar.)
4-15
6-10
Metal
4-15
5-
'
32'Ac
Power
and
participating preferred
$2.25
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-15
$50c
Co.,
City
La
1
$1.25
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Lamaque
_
1
15c
2nd
Kropp
4-15
6-
(5
133Ac
•
4-16
4-26
10c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cotton
(M.
5-
37'Ac
Quarterly
Corp.
7%
Co.—
(quar.)
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)i
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of
Canada, Ltd.—
Hagan
6-10
Ol
$1.06
—
preferred
La
50C
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—
$5 preferred (quar.)
preferred
7%
5-25
____________
dividends
Mid-Continent
$1.09
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
3 '
5-
6-16
45c
(quar.)
-
(quar.)_
Guardian Mutual Fund,
<3
5-17
5-
25%
——
Royalty
■
3
40C
Griesedieck Western Brewery
5% convertible preferred
Gull
5-
4-1
160C
Keyes Fibre Co., $3 class A (quar.)
Inc.—
Quarterly
Green
5-28
5-
(quar.)
Refining
Kimberly-Clark
3
6-15
4-12
Kennedy's, Inc.,
4-10
7,
37 Vic
4-15
11-29
5-
3-24
1
11-29
1
4-23
4-30
12-11
5-28
(quar.)
T rust
preferred
43/<%
3-19
5-
12-11
5-
4-
50c
Mexican
Kellogg Co., 3'A% preferred (quar.)
3 'A % preferred (quar.)
3 'A % preferred (quar.)—
25C
7
1
30c
Investors
preferred
Melville
20c
1
31'AC
1
62'Ac
8-30
:
4-30 a
5-
i
(quar.)
preferred
of
out
Mercantile
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)
5-25
4-30
5-14
$1
Co
Co.
9
4-
_.
preferred
()%
4-19
4.20%
8-25
&
-
3
4-
1
Co., Ltd.—
(quarterly)
McCabe Grain Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.),,,
;__
McCall Corp.
(quar.)__——————
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)—:
Testers,
4.50%
25c
V
5-14
(reduced)
Co..
Mfg.
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines Co.
Johnson, 4%
Ranch
Kobacker
(quar.)
prior
paid
3
——
9-11
11-25
$2.10
2
(accum.),
1
12-15
9
5-
5-
(s-a)
(quar.),
6-
t25c
dividend
Southern
Oil
Kansas
4-20
5-
Rubber Co.
Shovel
Field
Melchers
(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable
Corp.—
^5% convertible preferred (accum.)
Grand
preferred
6-
6-15
Power
Massachusetts
4%
5%
8-30
9-15
1
4-
4-
(quar.)
Co.,
6-12
t25c
9
50c
9-11
t25c
4
4-
4-
(quar.)
$2
class A (quar.)
8-
1
1
(quar.)
common
$2
(quar.)
1
5-
1
—.,
$1.50
B
9-
4-19
a
$1.50
(quar.)
Graham-Paige
6-12
Marshall
4.80%
Common
4-20
$2
I
Marion
5-
.___
pfd.
conv.
Kaiser Aluminum &
4-20
1
4-15
4-15
1
(quar.)'-i.
com.
$1.50
;
(quar.)_:
Grafton & Co., Ltd.,
Class A (quar.)
Great
1
1
1
6-
,
6-10
5-
5-
5-
6-11
-
$1.0614
5% pref. (quar.)
(P. R.) & Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)—
5-
25c
4%
class
and
Electric,
Inc.,
preferred
&
5%
r-=%:
(quar.)
Consolidated
Miller
Quarterly
5-19
5-
Mapes
4-23
5-
25c
Corp., Ltd.,
Montana
4-26
75c
Mansfield Tire &
4-26
4%
5-17
56'Ac
com.
4-16
5-
_
&
55c
L.)
Johnson
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
(F.
$2.75
(quar,)
preferred
.
Gas
Inc.,
Johnston
6-25
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
Johnson
4-19
5-28
5-
5-20
15C
5-
5-17
60c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.90%
pfd.
5-17
5-13
4-16
Corp.
5-15
5%
Mailman
1
5%
(quar.)
Bakeries
preferred
Johnson
Co.
RR.
& Co., 4>4%
5-
Ltd.—
Ltd., 6%
Utilities
6-15
divid.)
12-17
51c
Ltd
$1.75
25c
class
and
Packers,
preferred
4-30
12-30
Co.
/
-
pfd. A (quar.),,
4% preferred B (quar.)______—
Magna vox Co.
(quar.)
Canada—
33A%
6-15
9-17
130c
of
3-23
t50c
9-30
Steel
$3
Jewel Tea
& Co.—
class
8%
Co.
4-21
6-15
Nashville
(R. H.)
55c
(quar.)
334%
15C
Qould-National Batteries, Inc.,
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Grace
Nickel
4-15
75c
Macy
150c
1
(quar.)
Lukens
6-18
$1
Ltd.
$1.12'A
com.
4-20
t$1.75
Holdings,
15c
Co.,
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4(4%
1
Mill
Bleachery, Inc.
6-30
Ltd.—
Powders,
5-
5-
5-
Lowell
Mallory
.—
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Government
Bronze
4-15
5-15
4-15
$1
pfd.
4-12
(quar.)
Semi-annual
4%%
1
$2.50
Rubber
Corp.,
Jersey Central Power &
4% preferred (quar.)
1
1
Fund
Growth
5-
(quar.)_
5-
$3
56'Ac
pfd.
&
7
$1.50
4-20
common
Louisville
55c
—
25C
(quar.)_
4-
$1.25
—_——
35C
(quar.)
Cn»odyear Tire & Rubber Co. (Canada) Ltd.—
4%
preference (quar.)
Government
1
4-21
Ltd.—
Jantzen, Inc., common
5% preferred (quar.)
9
4-24
(s-a)
&
5-
1
(quar.)
common
7%
4-22
4-10
1
$1.12'A
Co.
Co.,
5-15
5-
4%
Jacobs
(quar.)
Co.,
Rubber
50%
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
preferred
$5
&
H.),
Globe-Wernicke
April' 21)
State Rice
J25c
preferred
Ironite,
Southwest—
55C
common
preferred
$4.50
the
of
(quar.)
McBean
Glatfelter
5%
Co.
Louisiana
50c
(s-ai
Shares,
Jack <fc Heintz,
(quar.)
preferred
Gladding,
stockholders.
preferred
$5
4-15
of Kentucky
(contingent on approval
Telephone
$2.20
1
Co.
dividend
meeting of
General
5-
4-12
4-20
30c
common
preferred
$4.22
50C
4-12 *
5-
4-20
15c
dividend
Iowa-Illinois
General
5-
$1.24
4-23
1
1
5-
4-22
5-
McArthur Chemical
Stock
8
22'AC
pfd.
$1.04
1
55-
Maytag Co., $3 preference
Interstate
2
7-22
10-22
3
preferred
'•
4-15
4-
1
8-
11-
9
International
4-19
5-15
5-
*
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
$1
(quar.),——
(Canada)
International Paints,
87'Ac
4-16 >
$1.75
preferred
5-
4-15
$$1.25
5-16
1
2nd
4-
International
1
1
5-
2nd
1
3-31
^
6-
2nd
5-20
1
(quar.)
4-15 '
5-
non-cumul.
5-
preferred
$1.40
1
4
10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
>4.96% preferred (quar,)—
25c
5-
4-15
4-19
5-
non-cumul.
583Ac
International
4-19
>
1
1
25c
30c
——
(quar.)
$1
.'•<
4-19
56-
Maryland Casualty Co.
Co.
5-10
5-15
7-24
10-24
,
1114c
60c
Co
Tobacco
3-31
5-15
1
non-cumul.
preferred
Zinc
3-31
4-30
4-20
4.25%
1
62'Ac
1
7%i
4-14
1
Mathieson
1
37'Ac
1
9
5-24
(quar.)—
1
5-
7%
1
55-
9
5-
(quar.)
common
8-
11-
7%
1
4-
5-
25c
25c
participating preferred (quar.)
7%
4-23
60c
Finance Corp. (R. I.), com. (quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)____—_l——
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
4-
preferred
6%
2
87V2c
(quar.),—,———
(quar.)——
4-
5-
5c
Shoe
5-28
6-18
at
preferred
Co.
6-23
5-
50c
common
1
Interchemical
1
$3.50
1
50c
1
Co.,
3-31
7-
50c
;
Printing
1
$1.50
/
*4-8
Lincoln
5-
$1.37'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
5-
6-15
Link-Belt
(quarterly 10c
from ordinary income and 15c from se¬
curity profits)
4-8
5-15
1
5-17
4-30
>
(Fort Wayne)—
—————————
5-
International
Special
General
1.
7-
quarterly
Quarterly
6-15
5-
(Greenville,
Quarterly
4-15
Co.
53'Ac
International
(quar.)
4-15
3
RR.—
Institutional
Advertising Co.—
preferred
$5.50
1
5-
3
5-
6
preferred (quar.)
6%
8
933Ac
5-
7
4-20
50c
Co.
>
9
4-
1
25c
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur.
4-
.
preferred
Increased
4-
4-19
15c
Insurance
55'Ac
Institutional
9
$1.25
(quar.)
4%
General Motors Corp.—
$5
4-13
4-15
4-20
50c
$1,121/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3
30c
;
—
preferred
(quar.),
(s-a)—_—
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.),
preferred (quar.)————
Ingersoll-Rand
3-19
5-25
8c
(s-a)
4-26
$1
(quar.)
Inc.
5-13
C.)
1
Power
4.70%
5-13 .e:.:
1
S.
4-15
40c
Corp., 4'A%
Life
1
non-cumulative preferred
4.08%
6-
$1.75
General Finance Corp., 4% preferred
General Investors Trust (Boston)
6%
Illinois
6-15
25c
(quar!)
4-24
5-15
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd
Bros.,
4-20
30c
(quar.)——
4-30
Lewis
5-
50c
(quar.)
2
5-
Leslie Salt Co.
4-
4-30
5-
(qu|ar.)
8-
4-30
12'Ac
9
4-30
5,-15
Stores
$1.25
5-
20c
4-15
Lerner
$1.25.
8-16
20C
5-
96 Vac
10c
5-15
$2.20
4-10
9
5-
(quar.)—._
common
common
Co,
4-26
;
4-
4-30
25c
(quar.)—
2
4 %
4-15
10c
Co.,
Lehigh Valley RR. Co. (quar.)
Leighton Industries, class A
$15c
(quar.)
preferred
1
4-20
12'AC
(quar.)
4-
Froedtert
Gabriel
A
5-
—
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
(quar.)
(quar,),
Idaho Power Co.,
1
4-15
20c
(quar.)
preferred
5-
(James) & Sons, 3.85%
15c
preferred
Hydraulic-Press Brick Co.,
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4-15
4-19
preferred
5%
4-16
1
J25C
Corp.,- common
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)—:
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
C
4-15
75c
(qfiar.)
5-
53'Ac
—
(N. Y.)
(N. Y.),
5%
(quar.)
Extra
(Joseph) Co.
4-30
50c
Leece-Neville
Liberty
(quar.)—,
Y.)
Co.
30c
Extra
2%
stockholders
4-15
(quar.)—————
preferred
4-30
$1.25
(quar.),
(quar.)
of
4-15
4-30
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp.
Lees
4-15
4-30
25c
4-
1
A
tl 5c
$1.25
(quar.),
preferred
5%
tl5c
Co.
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.
Co.
12%
(annual)
9
class
4-26
933Ac
Houdaille-Hershey Corp., common (quar.)—
Houston Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.
(quar.),
—
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
Wallace—
&
(N.
Inc.
Hardart
&
4%
—
1
meeting to be held May 19.
75c
(quar.)
Co.
4-15
$1.20
3-26
5-
Ltd.,
4-30
(quar.),——,
preferred
15c
———.
approval
(s-a)
(Newark)
Flour
Forbes
to
4-23
45c
When
Payable of Ree
tl5c
B
5%
6
Acceptance,
30c
preferred (quar.)
Holden Mfg. Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)—_—
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Holt (Henry) & Co. (stock div.)
4-10
4-30
4-15
$1.25
5%
Inc.—
5-, 1
25%
(quar.)—,———.—
5% preferred (quar.)
dividend
4-16
56'Ac
Co.,
5% preferred
Co., common
Mfg.
Stock
9
$1.06'A
Rubber
&
6-15
—
preferred (quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)
Firestone
1
1
15c
preferred (quar.t
Fibreboard Products, 6%
Insurance
710-
$35c
4(4%
Firemen's
Powder
5-10
683Ac
Chocolate Corp.
preferred A
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.—i,————————
S3
Co.
(quar.)
Mfg. & Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Paper Board, preferred (quar.)
Federal
preferred
6-11
4-30
$3
34'Ac
40c
(quar.)
common
4-
Class
3-25
4-20
3%
(quar.)
Company,
1
'
Federal
preferred
4-29
$1.50
common—
on
—
Co.—
Quarterly
——
Quarterly'
——
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5'A%• preferred (quar.)
Federal Grain, Ltd., $1.40 pref. (quar.)
Laurentide
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light Co. (quar.)
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., stock dividend
Hat Corp. of America, 4 'A %
pfd. (quar.) —
Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Hayes Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Hays Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
5-15
25c
Insurance
Life
1
18 it C
(quar.)—
Co.
4-14
5-
$1.50
(quar.)
Fairbanks Co., 6% preferred (quar,)—
Falstaff Brewing Corp., common (quar.)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Fanner
Inc.,
4-27
35c
Products Co
Evans
dividend
6%
Holden
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Refractories-
Harbinson-Walker
Stock
Share
of Company
Monday, April 19, 1954
...
Holdert
When
Per
Name
4-20
15c
(reduced)
& Steel Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
When
Share
Name of Company
Erie Forge
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1766)
4-26
4-
9
35c
5-
4-30
Inc.—
1
Number 5317
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
Share
Name of Company
10c
Co
Mfg.
&
Tile
National
75c
Naugatuck Water Co. (s-a)
Co., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
Neisner Bros., Inc., .4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
preferred
$2.40
New
Inc.
4-19
Per
5-
Name of Company
4-15
1
Rice-Stix,
4-16
5-15
5-
$1.183/4
5-
37 Vic
5c
1
'
New
N.
Corp.—
(initial)
common
State Electric
Y.
Common
—
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
30c
5-
1
4-20
Technicolor,
933/4c
5-
1
4-20
Teck
28c
5-1
4-12
Tennessge
50c
6-14
6-
4-30
7%
Rich's,
9-
Inc., common,
preferred (quar.)
'33/4%
1
Brand
Riverside
$1.25
(quar.)
Who
;
5-15
4-15
Rice
4'A%
preferred
preferred
$4.50
preferred
33A%
N.
(quar.)
Co.
1
6-
Robbins
4
7-
1
6-
4
933/4C
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
35c
5-
1
&
Myers,
93 %c
5-
1
4-15
Carolina
Northern
RR.,
(quar.)
Northern
Pacific
Northern
RR.
Common
guaranteed
<5-10
8-
7-21
1
Oklahoma
Natural
43/»'a*
6-
1
Common
5%
5-
1
4-16
4-
4-30
non-cumulative
Aircraft
Building
Co.,
S.
W.
Foods,
&
4%
A
3-31
5-
Fine
Okonite
Oliver
Co.
convertible
7%
j
Otis
4-15
1
4-15
St.
Lawrence
1
4-15
St.
Louis-San
1
5%
5%
convertible
San
4-30
San
Miguel
4-30
Scarfe
Co.,
$1.12%
(quar.)
5-
1
4-16
4-30
&
; 4-15
5-15
4-15
t$1.75
5-15
4-15
62%c
4-30
4-
5-
4-21
t25c
(increased
___
.
$1.25
.
1
5%%
5%%
5
4-26
4-
(quar.)
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
■
31'AC
5-
1
4-15
$3.40
5-15
4-20
$4
Pacific
Lighting Corp, ( (quar.) _
—
Mills, 8% preferred (s-a)_-_
Pacific
Power
&
Public
Pacific
Light Co.,
Service
5%
pfd.
25c
50c
5-
1
4-16
Seaboard
5-
1
4-20
Selected
32 Vic
preferred (quar.)_.
Machinery—i.
common
(initial quar.)
4-15
4-30
New
Packard-Bell
Pacolet
Park
convertible
Parke,
6%
preferred
Penn
Fruit
4.60%
5%
Co.,
preferred
$4
*
2nd
6-10
4-25
5-15
4-25
33c
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-15
t$1.50
preferred
12'Ac
6-15
6-
1
1
(quar.)/.
-
$1
(quar).
i
$1
preferred
7-
1
1
$1
(increased
preference
4.68%
preferred
preferred
4.40%
4.30%
6-
5-
1
4-
1
4-
$1.07%
5-
1
4-
9
95c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-
.
4%
preferred
Phoenix
9
Pioneer
Co..
Petroleum
Pittsburgh
Pittston
Plate
Co.,
5V2%
Edison
3.60%
*
4.70%
Service
Public
4
4'A%
:
4.20%
4'A %
1
4.32%
4.90%
Fund,
Putnam
New
-
Reece
Reed
$2
A.)
Reed-Prentice
5%
class
.
5%
40c
5-
1
Reliable Fire
Reliance
Renold
6-
1
1
6-
1
Insurance
&
Republic
Aviation
Natural
Warner
&
Warren
Bros.
Resistoflex,
5%
$1.06'A
5-
$1.10
5-
1
5-
1
4-23
3-31
5-
5
4-30
5-25
4-15
2oc
87'Ac
4-20
1
5-24
4-15
1
6-14
7-
5%
preferred
Sterchi
Stern
of
4-23
3-16
tlOc
5-
1
5-
1
35c
5-
1
4-26
50c
(quar.)
4-30
4-21
+28c
a
(increased)
7-
4-15
4-20
75c
6-15
4-
4-30
~
(quar.)
preferred
-
35c
12'Ac
(quar.)
9
4-15
4-15'
4-10
*4-261
Common
class
Tobacco,
B
common
5-'"l
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
;
._
6-
4-22
6-10
60c
6-
5
.
a
5%
8-31
.12-10
1
4-15
5%
11-30
156 'Ac
5-
Pacific
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
5-28
9-10
6-
1
5-20
5-
1
4-15
4-20
4-10
7-
1
6-11
6-12
5-24
5%
1
4-14
5-
1
4-
5-
3
4-15
60c
(quar.)
A
5-18
5-
7
tl2'/2c
—
6-15
6-
1
(annual)-
Class
B
3-31
8-
4
5-
1
4-
9
5-
1
4-
9
5- 1
4-
9
6-30
6-13
8-14
;
•
$2
Sewing
2nd
37j/2C
Who
20c
9-30
12-31
12-
5
1
4-
7
5-
6-11
9-15
5-28
Monthly
Sunrise
Co., 4>/2%
7-
25c
(quar.)
1
20C
4-13
5-1
(4-19
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
12 %C
(quar.)
4-23
31'AC
—
25c
40c
(quar.)__
4-30
Swift
Wisconsin
&
Co.
1
4-15
(quar.)
8-
2
7-15
$1
11-
1
10-15
$1.12%
5-
1
4-12
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
12 %C
(quar.)
1
4-15
Investment
5%
3
2
11-15
11-
1
$1.25
2-15-55
2-
}12'/2C
4-30
4-
9
4-30
4-
9
$1,433/4
5-
1
4-16
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
1
4-16
50c
(quar.)—
5-
4-20
5-29
5-20
$1.50
(quar.)
Who
(quar.)_
common
preferred (quar.)
4-j20
4-
9
(quar.)__
4-15
(quar.)
$1.11
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-20
pfd.
25c
4-
9
25c
Gas
7-20
5-15
4-30
4-30
4-10
ZVhO
4-30
4-10
7-31
7-10
1
4-15
50c
5-
122Vic
131 Vic
5-
1
4-
1
5-
1
4-
1
137 Vic
5-
1
4-
1
(quar.)
not
2
ZVho
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)
books
closed
*
for this
dividend.
U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
fPayable
in
JPayable
6-18
8-
IOC
Zeller's, Ltd., common
preferred
preferred
5-20
1
20c
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
County
1
7-
25c
(quar.)
6-
25c
——————
in
5-
4
a
Less
1
6-
1
x
Less
Jamaica
1
9-
1
j
Corrected
1-2-55
12-
1
non-residents tax.
at the source. Non¬
British income tax.
7-
10-
•
50C
5-14
50c
-
4-15
1
4-30
(monthly)
—
25c
(quar.)
5-28
1
pfd. (accum.)
4.44%
20c
(quar.)
4-15
6-19
$1.50
convertible
•Transfer
4-30
5-
$1.26
Corp., 6%
Co.
6-18
4-16
5-
(quar.)—
(Wm. Jr.)
6-26
4-30
$1.25
—
Elec.,
1
investment
4c
preferred
4-19
5-15
4-30
11c
pfd.
(from
Co.
5-1
15c
—
(monthly)
6%
Service,
Public
1
11c
(quar.)_
Yellow Cab Co., common
6%
3"
5-
Monthly
5%
5-
Corp.—
Power,
Wysong & Miles Co.
6%
5-
$1.25
common
4J2O
50c
Quarterly
4-15
4-19
8-
income)
Wisconsin
6%
5-
Super Mold Corp. of Calif,
1
8-16
*
Eelctric
York
$1
Corp.
5-
4-28
$1.25
4-15
$1
Supermarkets
Superior Steel
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
9
5-17
—
——
Wisconsin
Wrigley
1
Service—
preferred
Oil
8
4-
5-17
■
6-17
2nd
$4
Sun
4-
1
75c
Monthly
preferred
4-20
5-
$1.25
<quar.)_
common
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.
Monthly.
2nd
$4
4-15
4-23
4-23
l*.
Ltd., class A
Rubber
Bros.
6-17
Electric
1
8
4-14
5-10
$1.99 '/a
Co.,
preference
prior
Whitehead
5.04%
j
preferred
5-
4-
5-10
—
Machine
7-
Suburban
1
$1.06 V*-
£—
White
25c
Corp.
5-
4-16
Foundry—
5
Inc.—
Spring
5
4-22
45c
4-3C
5-20
5-
$1.12%
—
—
(quar.)
15C
Stubnitz-Greene
9
4-23
62'/2C
(quar.)—
com.
7-16
4-
15c
5-
125c
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
2
25c
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
$1.25
Wells
8-
4-16
4-20
25c
Westminster Paper Co.,
County
Struthers
3
30C
—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4% prior lien (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
5-
$4.50
-
(quar.)—..
9
$1.25
common
1
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—
Corp.
4-15
1
5-
112 Vic
A
Sherman
Container
•:
5-
35c
(quar.)
pfd.
4'/3%
4-
Inc.
preferred
4-26
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
A
A
A
Worcester
Camp,
4-17
5-15
62 y2 C
—
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.) —
RR.
Witherbee
(quar.)
2
1
5-
37'/2C
4-20
5-14
5
4-
5-20
$1.50
(quar.)—_
$2.50 class A (accum.)
1
10c
4-15
.
1
$1
(s-a)
_.
Inc
Strawbridge & Clothier,
$4
Co
12-
12-15
4-15
-
1
1
t75c
(quar.)
4-19
&
4-2
1
5-
$2
Condensing
6-14
P.)
prior
Stone
(quar.)_
9-15
4-20
""4-20
preferred
1
Common
5%
1
Michigan Steel
7%
4-30
Stokely-Van
1
West
7-
4-15
1
1
110c
(quar.)
Textiles,
5-
6-
22y2c
Corp
50c
4-30
5-
Chicago
56c
5-13
5-
4-13
45c
—
;
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
5-
1
37'/2C
Gas Light
(quar.)
50c
50c
(quar.)
com.
class
7%
5%
(J.
37 %c
25c
Co.,
preferred
Stevens
$1.25
10-
115c
(quar.)
Stores,
& Stern
4-23
!
5-
62>/2C
Co
Swasey
Kentucky Coal
Western
6-15
25c
Lithograph
Canada, Ltd.
Bros.
1
(quar.)_
1
12'Ac
preferred (quar.)—
5%
Steel Co',
5-
,
4-13
25c
(quar.)_
12 %c
(quar.)
,
preferred
37'Ac
—
4-30
1
lie
5%
4V2%
//?»-
-
(quar.)
i-.
Quarterly
Stecher-Traung
3-23*
5-
Corp.
4-15
5-31
5-
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
15c
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
3-23
4-20
tl5c
(quar.)
,
pfd.
Co.
Starrett Corp.
,4-20
15c
<
3-31
4-22
7-
10c
Additional
4'A%
5-15
15c
(s-a)
common
West
4-15
10c
1—
Ltd.,
Y.)
America
Co.,
preferred
Webster
4-13
1
25c
Cement
:
Silica
5-15
1
25c
Standard
4-22
55-
25c
Co.,
4-15
4- 15
Western Insurance Securities
5c
56'Ac
Quarterly
Quarterly
Products
2
4-12
1
4-30
$10c
preferred (quar.)
5%
Ltd.,
preferred
Western
Fuel
5-
t37c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
(N.
Pictures.
$4.25
4-20
Standard
Co.,
Washington
4-20
(quar.)__.
$1.15
Standard
20c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
5-14
class
4-
invest¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.50
(quar.)
5-14
t30c
of Calif,
conv.
5-14
1
preferred
'
Reynolds <R. J.)
6-
Co.— *,
preferred
5-14
_a00%^vr6»30
Co.
4-30
7-12
preferred
1
(quar.)..
dividend
Republic Supply
£-15
7-15
33c
(quar.)___
Co.
(quar.)
6-
35c
(Ohio)
Co.
30c
50c
5-14
net
4-20
1
5-10
50c
87y2C
$6 preferred
of
Railroad
Wabash
&
1
5-
t35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Detinning Co.,
Bros.
1
$1.50
common
6%
Vulcan
Walker
1
41c
(quar.)_i
v
Warner
6-
20c
Engineering
Gas
4-15
1
5-14
Portland
4-20
4-20
5-15
35c
Co.,
preferred
preferred
8-13
6-
t25c
Corp.
4-20
6%
6-15
Additional
—
5-15
5-15
87y2C
Oil
Corp.
Mfg.
9-15
6-
(from
(quar.)
Viceroy
62 %C
50c
(quar.)
Electric
5-15
5-
*50c
$1.20
Spokane International RR. Co. (quar.)
5-14
4-20
preferred (s-a)—.—
TobaCco
Southern
62 %c
Spokane
11-15
5-15
Virginian Railway—
Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
4'/2% convertible preferred (quar.)
5-14
11-26
5-14
5-14
Special
5-14
6-
25c
5
$1.75
Camp Sea Food Co.
(quar.)
305/aC
Coventry, Ltd., class A—
Republic
Stock
Ltd.,
1
1
4.40%
4-15
15c
'Canada),
6-
6-
4.60%
4-12
Corp.
preferred
Vanadium
1
25c
4-20
1
5-15
$1.12 y3
,
4
-6
4-20
-
Previous
•
8-16
4-
Ltd.
Corp.,
Leaf
(quar.)__
$1.25
Reitman's
5-14
6-
34c
26 ^C
1
(quar.)
A
Van
4.25%
(increased)
preferred
class B
Co.,
Utah
3-31
—
common
(Mass.),
Corp.
(C.
4-16
5-14
4-12
(quar.)__.;:
participating
1
4-20
5-
12-28
4-20
10c
8%
United Transit Co.,
1
4-20
8
9-23
37y2C
Co.
4'A%
Corp.,
Universal
4-20
4-12
6-23
1
8-25
Ltd.
(from
A preference
United Stores
4-20
4-
1
1
25c
(Pgh.)
Steel
class
4-20
T
class A
6%
5-
1
1
5710-
$1
common
Co.,
6-
1
5-
4-26
4-12
1
5-25
—
Rubber
37'/2C
5-
4-19
Co.
preferred
27c
Inc.
S.
United
Co., Ltd.—
Service
5-14
5-
92V2C
Ltd.,
Insurance
Glass
16y4c
(quar.)
5-1
of
Inc.
%
5-
(quar.)
Company,
":•••=
(quar.)
common
5-14
5-14
1
"
common
Insurance
8
6-1
4-15
(quar.)
U. S. Lines Co.,
1
92'Ac
(quar.)_
Concrete Pile—
(initial)—
Rayonier.
4-
97'Ac
$1.05
common
Reading
3
$1,033/4
■
Raymond
U.
U. S.
Fire
4-
4-28
1
1-5-55
(s-a)—
5-14
S.
1
9- 1
12-
6-
6c
preferred
4-12
U.
(quar.)
pfd.
Fund
Co.,
3
(quar.)
$1.06'A
Boston
Envelope
7%
9-10
12-10
25c
—
California
preferred
S.
5-
50c
6%
of
6-15
(quar.)
90c
6-
31 y4c
&
preferred
87 %C
of
6%
U.
Ltd.—
Quarterly
3-31
4-30
6-10
,
Missouri—
Canada
of
5-
preferred
America, common <quar.)__
convertible 1st preferred (quar.)
$3.50
t45c
preferred
preferred
4-20
of
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Public
4-15
5-15
7j/2C
Tool, class A (quar.)
Class B quar.)
United Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)
4-15
3.90%
,—
Milk' Products. Ltd.,
Corp
1
3.70%
common
com.
Quarterly Distributicm Shares,
fladio
5-
4.15%
.
Quinte
25c
1
$1.12%
income)
Co.
(quar.)
B
Drill
non-cumulative
Common
4-12
633/4C
(quar.)
Corporations,
Class
4-20
(quar.)__.
Drug,
1
4-30
183/4C
—
income)
United
Railway Co.
Southwestern
(quar.)
(quar.)
Continental
United
4-20
4-30
9
$1.17%
Inc.—
Power
4-30
4-
Quaker Oats Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)_
Quebec
4-30
4-
____
Colorado,
Fund
4-20
4c
4-12
5-1
20c
(quar.)
(George)
investment
.
4-14
4-30
6'Ac
Sound Power & Light Co.
Puget
Puritan
4-24
1
65C
(quar.)
Co. of Indiana,
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3V2%
4- 9
40c
(increased)
Life
5-
Corp.—
Cigar-Whelan Stores—
preference (quar.)_
ment
4-:a
$1.37%
.—_
Service
Public
1
4-26
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___e
preferred
1
5-
4-30
35c
(bi-monthly)_„_.
of
4-
5-
10c
25c
17'Ac
(s-a)
(quar.)_—
Co.
4-15
J35c
(quar.)
common
Power
Southwestern
Co.—
preferred
preferred
Canada
Southwestern
2-24
Co
(quar.)
Pocahontas Fuel Co.
United
•
Co.
Oil
5%
4-15
Co.
Co.
5%
4-15
1
4-25
(quai\)_____
common
preferred
1
5-
'Ac
,.
Co., prior preferred
Glass
5-
$1
-
common
Plymouth Cordage Co., common
Employees stock
(quar.)
Potomac
97'Ac
.
(quar.)
Glass
4-12
5-25
$25c
Ltd
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
Southern
9
(quar.)
4-22
19c
convertible preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
Philip
Morris & Co.—
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
10c
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.
9
5-
$3.50
$30c
(quar.)
com. (init.)
preferred
Southern
2
6-30
25c
3-29
5
2
$1.10
(quar.)___
preferred
6-
6-30
Union
6-
4-26
30c
Petroleum,
9-10
$1.17
£
(quar.)
preferred
3.80%
45c
(quar.)
common
'
.
."
1
6-15
5-
4(4%
Line
(quar.)
Ccrp.
preferred
United
(quar.)
Water Co.,
4-20
4-30
7»/2C
Gas
12c
5
4.80%
quar.)
Union
65c
Calif.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
Common
4-17
4-
4%
12-10
10-
1
4-
5.44%
6-11
1-2-55
5-
(quar.)L.
Calif.
4-30
5-15
7%C
Radio
Electric
50c
.
A
Southern
9-10
Pipe
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50 preferred (quar.)—
$1
Southern
4-20
37'/2C
Gas
preferred
4-17
4-30
4-16
6-11
$4
1
4-30
4-20
12-10
(quar.)
Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
5-
28c
1
$1
5-14
50C
4-30
—
1
28>/2c
5-
4-30
$1.14
-———
Union
.
85C
Mills,
Edison,
35c
1
7-20
5-14
6-
"
4-
preferred
1
2
1
Inc
preferred
4- 9
17V2C
Products Co.,
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance, com. (quar.) —
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-22
4.48%
7-
4-20
1
4-30
4.56%
10-
5-
5- 3
5-14
9
1
$1.06 Y*
Treesweet
$1
4-15
1-2-55
4-20
8-
(quar.)
Sugars,
1
$1.12%
4-15
3-31
1
$1.12%
1
5-10
$2.55
4-30
Calif.
4-
5-
50c
Quarterly
Quarterly
t50c
6-
$1.12%
5-
Co.
Trav-Ler
$2
50c
(quar.)
5
4-15
3-31
5-
(quar.)
1
4-
1
4-30
$1.06
(quar.)
5-15
6-
(quar.)
$1.06'A
pfd.
5-
4-20
5-
*25c
Southdown
preferred
Transcontinental
$1.07 M»
preferred
Paper
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9
1
—
(quar.)
Trade Bank & Trust
preferred
(Howard)
Southern
(Los Angeles)
(quar.)__
Trane
;
>
common
4-
5-
5%
stockholders)
of
common
1
income
Corp.
O.)
Co.,
preferred
1
6-
Common
5-20
(quar.)
2nd
(A.
Smith'
5-20
6-
"
preferred
2nd
$4
Smith
Edison
4.25%
1
50c
Del. (quar.)
Shares, Inc.—
Ltd.,
1
10c
$3.70
Corp.
(N.),
1
57'Ac '
(quar.)
preferred
$4
4-
1
Oil
Slater
Toledo
9-
JlOc
(quar.)
$1
4-15
5-
50c
12-
9iy*c
v
preferred
5-14
4-30
—
;
9-15
27y2c
>
(quar.)
5%
(T. S.),
approval
6-15
62y20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
2
1
60c
Quarterly
6-11
4-
6-15
27V2C
participating preferred
Simms
5-20
(quar.)
Co.
5-
62'Ac
Gear
Cement
1st
1
5-15
75c
*
$4.50
7-
32%c
„
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.—
$4.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
.
4-12
1
4-23
J20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machine Co._
Ltd.,
preferred
$1.25
of
convertible
$1.20
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
7%
Sinclair
(quar.)...
Machine
Permanente
6-15-
7-
9
1
91 Vie
(Stock Div.)
12-15
(quar.)
Sibley, Lindsay & CunrGSo. (quar.)
Signature Loaa CmrJ&sc.,"class A (quar.)_
9-15
3-12
14c
Corp. of America, new
SherwiO'-Williams Co. of Canada,
Shirriff's,
12
25c
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.20%
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Perkins
1
1
45c
(quar.)
Inc., common
preferred
710-
1-2-55
quar.)
common
Falls
1
80c
Sheraton
..
4-30
2%c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
V
5-14
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.30
$1.32
6-
Co.—
(increased
preferred
Penman's,
*
2%c
2 Vic
„
,
Telephone
Common
$1
<
5-10f.
7 Vic/
Davis & Co
Peninsular
,
4-9
5.-17
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
convertible
5%
v
5-20
4-26
$1.50
-
convertible preferred
5%
'
1
•V/ 25c
—
«_
Co.,
Co.
4-15
15c
—
(quar.)
Fiber Glass
$1.25
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Chemical
5 %
*
Co.
Mfg.
Oil
to
5-
5-
$1.14
—
(quar.)
Title Insurance & Trust Co.
Co.
investment
Seneca
Package
4-
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
A
American
From
1st
$1.30
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$3
Co.—
4-10
$2.50
Ltd.
5-15
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(H. I.)
4-24
6-
$1
Mfg. Co.—
preference
Co.,
(Subject
4.56%
preferred
$1.25
—-
(quar.)
Cummins
preferred
4.30%
preferred
Scott Paper Co.—
(increased)
Fiberglas Corp.
Corp., 4% pfd.
preferred- (quar.)
Transit
preferred A
Mfg. Co.—
Pacific
5
4-30
t50c
Brewery
3.65%
Owens-Corning
Finance
preferred
preferred
Scovill
2
4-
5
4-26
t$1.06
Co.,
Schwitzer
5-
25c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.
4-30
5-14
Thrift Stores,
Thermoid
Francisco
Antonio
5-14
5-14
30c
Thompson
4-15
$1.50
Corp., Ltd.
4-14
5%
4-15
4-26
50c
4-15.
611/2C
preferred
_
(quar.)__
5-
593/aC
—_
Company
Pacific
preferred
4-30
4-15
4-30
1
50c
4-30
common
preferred (quar.
$1.25
(accum.)
37 V'2c
(quar.)
4-30
$5
4-16
6-
$1
Inc.—
20c
Co.,
Products
Elevator
Outlet
1
5-
50c
4'A%
Steel
Common
.
preferred
4-15
Glass
$1
(initial)
5c
6%
preferred
4-27
$1.21
pfd.
convertible
25c
.
(annual)
common
(quar.)_.
Ry.
convertible preferred A (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Ontario
$2.40
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. (quar.)_
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
5-
25c
(quar.)_
new
3.65%
Thatcher
6-15
15c
$4 preferred (quar.)
Thalhimer Bros.,- common
Co.—
preferred
Corp.,
Russ
4-15
4-20
(quar.)
J
Pittsburgh Coal
(annua))
i
Royalties Management
2
4-23
$1.50
&
$1
4-15
1
">
Inc
&
Light, $4.56
preferred (quar.)
$4.84
5-14
Rohr
(quar.)
Gas
5-14
$1.02 Vz
9
—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4.92%
1
$1.02 y2
preferred
Rochester
4-16
75c
Co. Class
Co.
6-
9
5-14
37 Vic
(quar.)
(Minn.)
Electric
4-
5-14
3-
20c
Co.
&
4-24
56c
10c
Shoe
Power
1
1
Extra
Gas
Industries,
Texas
1
25c
Oklahoma
Texas
6-
5-
<quar.)
Nunn-Bush
5
5
6-
4-23
(quar.)
B
66-
(quar.)
10c
Class
6-15
6-15
$1,133/4
20c
(quar.)
Ry. (quar.)
Hampshire)
Northwest Engineering
40c
5-
40c
(quar.)»
37 V2C
(quar.)
Corp.—
5
4-23
27c
;
4-
t5c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Products & Chemical Corp
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Common (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
preferred series F (quar.)
43/4%
series I preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
15c
preferred
(accum.)
common
Electric
&
A
4%
4-15
$3.50
(s-a)__
(quar.)
common
Power
Common
1
6-15
25c
(New
States
Northern
6-
20c
Works
Corp.,
convertible
$1.50
7%
Engineering
Illinois
Northern
4
Gas
preferred
5
2
5-15
20c
(quar.)
Gold Mines,
4-
7-
20c
Inc.
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred
class
participating
Rochester
(quar.)
convertible
2
t2c
1
,
Hughes
Holder*
7-
25c
Extra
4.32%
When
Payable of Rec.
}4c
Talon, Inc., 4% preferred (s-a)
Taylor & Fenn Co., common (quar.)_
Co.—
4.10%
pfd.
(quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.—
4%
Adj. preferred (quar.)
Share Corp.
Niagara
$1.50
.
-
4-16
.
dewberry (J. J.) Co., 3%%
North
7-
(quar.)
Cloth
Wire
Y.
series)
(quar.)
$1.12 Vi
$1.12 y2
(1949
!
Mills, Inc.
Cement
participating
*
*
Per
Sylvania Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)_
4-30
51
Share
Name of Company
4-15
preferred
4-20
9-14
1
preferred (quar.)
River
$1
5-
1st
Corp.—
& Gas
50c
2nd
5-15
1
Holdert
7%
.
5-
5-15
(quar.)
common
,
Payable of Rec.
7%
1
York Shipbuilding
(quar.)
Inc.,
When
Share
7%
4-15
60c
(quar.)
Co.,
Merchandise
York
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.06'A
Neiman-Marcus
New
When
(1767)
income
tax.
h_—
payment or holders
Dublished
dates
of record dates -are reported hern.
were
incorrect.
'-w:
52
(1768)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April
The
19, 1954
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
r
;fT
Bond
•
Juran
ALABAMA
Decatur, Ala.
and Warrant Offering:
•
—
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
April 20 for the purchase of $302,-
000 bonds and warrants,as follows:
May
1 from 1955 to
1964
C. N.
facility
Eastern
(P.
due
after
are
Nov.
inclusive.
1964
in
War¬
and
callable
there¬
of
as
May
obligation bonds,
1
approved
Bradley,
Arant,
Birmingham.
All
from 1958 to
455,000
water
White,
Hose, oi
The
bonds
1954*
ARIZONA
I,
$22,000
build-
;>;■ ing bonds offered April 8—v. 179,
p. 1314—were awarded to Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix.
1964.
Williams, Ariz.
Offering — Frank
Bond
Town
Clerk,
will
Treasurer's
America
Wolfe,
receive
improvement bonds.
1,
1954.
Due
1955
to
and
interest
the
1964
Town
inclusive.
(A-O)
of
May
as
interest
District
office; at the Bank of
National
Trust
Los
Angeles;
at
or
igency of the District
New York
or
>f Los
Sav-
&
any
fiscal
in Los An¬
City. Legality
Angeles.
Fallbrook
May 3
sewer
April
1
from
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of
Phoenix.
CALIFORNIA
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water
callable
and
sealed
Dated
April
on
1965
Association in San Francisco
ngs
or
in
1,
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
for the purchc-se of $30,000
,
on
May
Principal and
payable at the
^M-N)
gles
•
Due
dated
due
are
,
Sale—The
May
inclusive.
bonds.
are
Bonds
.hereafter
Maricopa County School District
fio. 59 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
1964
on
May 1 from 1963 to 1983 incl.
by
&
for
general
follows:
as
>95,600 water bonds. Due
1, 1954.
Conservation District
Union
Sch.
Dist., San
Diego County, Calif..
Sale—The $125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 13 —
v.
179, p. 1524—were awarded to
Bond
a
group composed of the Bank of
America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Assoication, Dean Witter &
Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams,
Stone & Youngberg, all of San
Francisco, Fred D. Blake & Co.,
Los Angeles, and C. N. White &
Co., of Oakland, at 100.10, a net
interest
cost
of
about
3.08%,
as
follows:
Sale—The
$990,000
flood
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
Association, of San Francisco,
as
.follows:
>20,000 5s.
net
a
interest1 cost
due
inclusive; $18,000 3s, due
May 1 from 1960 to 1965
inclusive; $18,000 3V2s, due on
on
i"
May
•
.
fjy
1
from
1966 to
1971
in-
elusive; $21,000 3%s, due on
May 1 from 1972 to 1978 in¬
clusive; and $18,000 4s, due
on
May 1 from 1979 to 1984
>
.
inclusive.
600,000
.
v
Associated
&
Inc.;
No.
interest
net
a
bonds
3
cost
about 3.09%, as follows:
000 5s, due on
May
1955 to 1964
|
3%s, due
•
to
to
1979
000
from
May 1 from 1965
inclusive;
$220,000
May 1 from 1969
on
Zone
100.11,
May 1 from
on
No.
bonds
at
interest
net
a
6
cost of
about 3.04%, as follows:$120,-
-
1 000
.
5s,
1955
000
about
due
to
2.88%.
works
bonds
179,
v.
offered
April 12
—
1654—were awarded to
p.
group composed of Blyth & Co.,
R. H. Moulton & Co., and Wil¬
liam
R.
Staats
Becker &
Co.,
Angeles, at 100.12,
cost of about
net
a
3.02%,
$60,000 3V2S. Due
all
as
of
Los
interest
follows:
May 1 from
on
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
240,000
3s.
1961
Due
to
1
at
his office
3V2s, due
in
San
Diego County, Calif.
Offering—R.
B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
1952.
to
Fresno
until
to
1979 inclusive; and
$50,000
IV2S, due on May 1 from 1980
1
from
1955 to
1974
and
interest
the
County
(J-D) payable at
Treasurer's office.
to 1984 inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate
American Trust Co.,
Blyth &
Co.,
R.
H.
Co.,
San
Francisco,
Harris
Savings Bank, of Chicago,
& Co., Weeden &
Moulton
Dean
Witter
&
Co., Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
& Co., all of San Fran¬
cisco, William R. Staats & Co., of
Lynch,
J,
Barth
Los
partment
water
fered
were
Youngberg, all of San Francisco,
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f
I
1
.
i.
i
1.
(
/
f
.
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f
.
1
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jl
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•iiId
■
Water
and
April 14—v.
awarded
179,
to
Power
bonds
revenue
a
p.
Co., of Philadelphia,
net
as
interest cost of
follows:
of¬
1524—
syndicate
at
100.02,
about
a
2.42%,
,
$2,000,000 5s. Due
on
1971
Principal
(J-D)
payable at
Treasurer's office.
and
1957
from
syndicate
Other
Weeden
to
a
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.07, a net interest cost o.
about
3.13%,
$1,230,000
follows:
as
31/4S.
Due
May
on
1Z
from 1956 to 1963 inclusive.
2y2s.
Due
from 1964 to
May
on
1Z
1969 inclusive.
on
May 15 from
1970 to 1980 inclusive.
5,239,000
from
31/4S.
Due
1981 to
May
on
If
1994 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
Blyth
&
First
Co.,
Boston
of San Francisco
Corp., Harris Trus
Co., both of San Francisco, C. J
Devine
&
Co.,
of New
York
Northern Trust
Co., of Chicago
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Weeden & Co., both 0
Francisco, Security-First Na¬
tional Bank of Los
Witter
&
Co.,
&
Angeles, Dear
San Francisco
Paine
of
Bros.
Salomon
Hutzler,
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
&
of
San
San
Francisco.
O rind a
>
_
U nion
School District,
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
bonds offered April 6 were
awarded
of
to
the
San
American
Francisco,
Trust
at
100.10,
net interest cost of about
a
2.86%,
follows:
Due
on
1957
inclusive.
25,000
Due
2s.
on
June
1
from
1
from
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
15,000 2V4s.
Due
1963
to
25,000 2 V2
Due
.
1970
1971
on
to
1974
Verdes
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
.
June 1
from
inclusive.
School
District, Lo:
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $65,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 13 — v
179, p. 1655 — were awarded tc
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, of Los Angeles, as 3s, at 1
price of 100.40, a basis of abou.
Bond Offering—Emmet G.
bids
at
re¬
his office
in
Salinas, until 11 a.m. (CDST) on
April 26 for the purchase of $920,000
building bonds.
Due
1974
interest
County
on
Dated June 1,
June
1
Blair
& Co., of Chicago
Wells, Inc., E. F. Hut Co., Gregory & Son, Wm
Pollock & Co., all of New York
from
&
Schwabacher
&
Co.,
of
Sar
Francisco, Barcus, Kindred & Co.
of Chicago, Lawson. Levy & Wil¬
liams, Kaiser & Co., Irving Lund¬
borg & Co., all of San Francisco
Foster
&
Marshall, of
Seattle
Juran & Moody, Kalman & Co.
both of St. Paul, Gross. Rogers
Barbour, Smith & Co., of Los An¬
geles, J. S. Strauss & Co., of Sar
Francisco, Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., of Chicago, Field, Rich¬
ards & Co., of Cleveland,
Dempsey-Tegeler, & Co., of St. Louis
•
Francisco.
Mc-
Menamin, County Clerk, will
sealed
Francisco, First of Michi¬
gan
Corporation,
Byrne
and
Phelps, Inc., both of New York
R.
H.
Johnson
&
Co., of New
York, Hill Richards & Co., of San
Salinas
ceive
San
E.
June 1 from
1965 inclusive.
s,
20,000 23/4S
Palos
on
1955
inclusive.
Principal and
payable at the
Treasurer's office.
(J-D)
Sanger Union High Sch. Dist.,
Fresno County, Calif.
McDonald-Moore & Co., of De¬
Rodman & Linn,
McCor-
troit,
mick
&
Co., E. Ray Allen & Co..
Chicago, Stubbs, Smith &
Lombardo,
of
Birmingham,
Thomas
&
Co.,
of
Pittsburgh.
Seasongood & Mayer, of Cincin¬
nati, Fred D. Blake & Co., of San
Francisco, Magnus & Co., Walter
Woody & Heimerdinger, both of
Cincinnati, Redfield &
Co., of
all
of
Pasadena, and C. N. White & Co.,
of Oakland.
ing
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
bonds offered March 9
v.
179,
p.
Dean
April 1 from
970
—
were
awarded
Witter & Co., of
cisco, at
interest
a
price
cost
of
of
100.26,
about
to
San Fran¬
a
2.66%,
net
as
'
<
1655—were
syndi¬
America
follows:
$40,000 2%s. Due
1955 to
1964
24,000 2y2s. Due
to
1970
36,000 23/is. Due
1971
179, p.
to
1979
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
awarded
headed
by
National
ings Association,
cisco, as follows:
to
the
Trust
of
a
Bank
&
San
of
Sav¬
Fran¬
Bond
about 2.19%, as follows: $90,-
5s,
due
group:
Witter &
Co.,
Merrill
Sale
!
(State of)
The
—
$33,416,000
1314
—
awarded
were
to
a
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j
1
p.
syn¬
dicate headed by the National City
Bank of New York, as 2s, at a
price of 101.19,
basis
a
of
about
1.88%. Sale consisted of:
$26,000,000
institutional
bonds.
Due
building
May
on
1
from
1955 to 1974 inclusive.'
7,416,000 vocational school bonds.
Due
on
May
from
1
1955
to
Other members of the syndicate:
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Harris Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
of
Chicago,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Phelps, Fenn &
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Stone
&
Webster Securities Corp., all of
New
York, Blair, Rollins & Co.,
Seattle-First National Bank,
of Seattle, Hallgarten & Co., B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Hornblower &
Inc.,
Weeks,
ration,
Adams,
& Co.,
on
May
1,
First of Michigan Corpo¬
F.
S.
Smithers
&
Co.,
McEntee & Co., Weeden
,
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
Rey¬
nolds & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith,
Ira Haupt & Co., Bache & Co.,
Wertheim
&
Co.,
American
Se¬
curities
Corp., all of New York,
Branch Banking & Trust Co., of
Wilson, N. C., Baxter, Williams &
Co, of Cleveland, C. F. Childs &
Co, Robert Winthrop & Co, both
of
New York, National Bank of
Commerce, Seattle.
Heller, Bruce & Co, of San
Francisco, Westchester Bank &
Trust
Co,
of
New
Rochelle,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, of
New York, Cruttenden & Co, of
Chicago, Singer, Deane & Scribner, Thomas & Co, both of Pitts¬
burgh, Newhard,
Cook
&
Co,
Reinholdt & Gardner, both of St.
Louis, Rodman & Linn, of Chi¬
cago, Granbery, Marache & Co,
Winslow,
Douglas
McEvoy,
both
of New York,
Anderson and
Strudwick, of Richmond. Eldredge
E.
Quinlan &
Co..
of New
York,
Zahner & Co, of Kansas City, Ir¬
ving Lundborg & Co, of San
Francisco, and Harrison & Co, of
Philadelphia.
Danbury, Conn.
Bond Offering
1955
—
The Board of
Selectmen will receive sealed bids
until
11
a.m.
(DST)
April 26
on
for the purchase of $210,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
1954.
to
Due
1974
interest
$880,000 water works bonds at
100.17, a net interest cost of
000
the
of
Dean
'■
The $1,080,000
—
bonds offered April 13—v.
cate
Co.,
bonds offered April 15—v. 179,
"Y*
Whittier, Calif.
Sale
&
inclusive.
CONNECTICUT
—
Bond
members
and
May 1
on
1974
1974 inclusive.
Co., of Chicago
White, Weld & Co., Shields &
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Bacon, Steven¬
son & Co., F.
S. Smithers & Co.
Shearson, Hammill & Co., all oi
New York,
Stone & Youngberg
ton
inclusive;
due
to
Connecticut
John Nuveen &
William
1966
of Oakland.
Francisco.
Andrews &
June
1965
2y4s,
dena, Fred D. Blake & Co., Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox, both of Los
Angeles, and C. N. White & Co.,
New
of
about
of
Richards & Co., all of San Fran¬
cisco, Redfield & Co., of Pasa¬
Webber,
&
cost
Co.,
J.
Barth
&
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Heller, Bruce & Co., all of San
Francisco, Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, of Chicago, Shearson, Hammill & Co., of New York,
Schwabacher & Co., Lawson,
Levy & Williams, H. E. Work &
Co.,
Stone
&
Youngberg,
Hill
& Savings Bank, of Chicago, R. H
Moulton & Co., American Trus
San
to
$90,000
(by the Bank of America
awarded
headed
Le¬
1965
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
I
from
Dist..
County, Calif.
$10,939,000 gen
obligation water bonds of¬
fered April 14—v. 179, p. 1524—
were
interest
net
2.20%, as follows: $20,000 5s,
due May
1, 1955 and 1956;
$90,000 2s, due on May -1 from
on
May
1
from
1956
inclusive.
(M-N)
Principal
payable at
and
the
City National Bank & Trust Co,
Danbury. Legality approved by
Reed,
Hovt, Tavlor & Washburn,
jof New York City.
(
(
$15,000,000 De¬
headed by the First Boston
Corp.,
New York
City, and Drexel &
Dos
Angeles, Lawson, -Levy &
Williams, Kaiser & Co., Stone &
of
works
15
a
Bond
Angeles, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
San
inclusive.
County
1954.
Principal
Conservation
inclusive.
City
Hall and
Police
Headquarters bonds at 100.06,
Jackson & Curtis, both
York, William R. Staat:
Co., of Los Angeles, J. Barth
Co., Heller, Bruce & Co. botl
to
(CDST) on April 27
purchase of $111,000 build¬
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1954.
June
June
on
1974
basis
of
ing
on
in
a
the
from
inclusive.
of
1977
May 1
a.m.
Due
both
Due
interest
10:30
May 1 from 1972
office
Diego,
until 10:30 a.m.
(PST) on April
27 for the purchase of
$102,000
building bonds.
Dated June 15,
for the
inclusive; $80,000
his
at
$50,-
1967 to 1971
Company.
Bond
from
on
Ohio
Oceanside-Libby Union Sch. Dist.
1
May
3%s, due
Trust &
The
100.18,
and
$385,000
2y4S,
May 1 from 1966 to
on
200,000
Fran¬
Bond Sale—The
liam Blair &
Company; R. L. Day
Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Incor¬
porated; Wood, Struthers & Co.,
San
eral
&
City School District,
Monterey County, Calif.
Offering — J. L. Brown,
County -Clerk, will receive sealed
Water
Ventura
3,120,000 3s. Due
Reynolds & Co.; F. S. Smithers
Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Wil¬
and
due
the Bank
3.22%.
Incorporated;
&
*
Bond
at
1,350,000
from
1976 inclusive.
Indianola Sch. Dist., Fresno
County,
California
bids
&
2.93%.
May
on
Stearns &
of
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Incorpo¬
rated; R. S. Dickson & Company,
inclusive;
on
1966
on
&
principals
Co.; A. G.
Co., Incorporated;
1966 to
Hemet, Calif.
Bfiiid Sale—The $300,000 water
inclusive; and $100,1984 inclusive.
to
300,000
$200,-
1
inclusive; $80,000
IV2S, due
1980
at
of
on
1968
3V2S, due
of
Co., of San
3s, at 101.41, a basis
inclusive.
the
Wertheim
.
awarded to Weeden &
1
Co.;
Corporation;
Lee Higginson
Corporation;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy.
1955 to
general
obligation sewer bonds Offered
April 12 — v. 179, p. 1418 — were
as
Bear,
about
United
April
on
1984
with
of
3y4s,
as
1
Securities
$15,000 5s.
Guadalupe, Calif.
Cond Sale—Tne $10,000
Francisco,
Hutzler;
Equitable
as
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
Due
to
awarded to
Association
inclusive.
the offering are: Union Secu¬
rities Corporation; Salomon Bros.
Co.,
May 15 from
on
1982
April
on
in
ing
15 from
a
Zone
100.12,
May
on
30,000 3V4S. Due
about
follows: $15,000 5s,
may
1 from 1955 to
Due
2.70s.
from
1
inclusive.
1981
ings
cisco,
April
on
Due
to
1
inclusive.
1977
1418—were
1956; $405,000 2s, due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1965 in¬
of America National Trust & Sav¬
April
on
Due
2.60s.
1978
1,500,000
May 15 from
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
as
on
1959
of
3s.
clusive;
inclusive.
1973
to
Contra Costa
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
45.000
Bond Sale—The $5,000 building
bonds offered April 13—v. 179, p.
April 1 from
Due
2%s.
from
inclusive.
on
and
1
April
on
1964
on
to
1974
2,000,000
May 15 from
on
1958
30,000 2V2s. Due
$90,000 Zone No. 4 bonds at 100.28,
r;
3.71%,
Due
1955 to
1969
from
(P.O. Oakland), Calif.
Bond
control and storm drainage bonds
offered April 8 were awarded to a
2V4s.
2,000,000
Ave.,
jntil 2 p.m. (PST) on
April 21
he purchase of $550,000
1964.
Bond
District
of the Board of Dir¬
will receive sealed bids
ectors,
from
1
Each issue is dated May
•Legality
Florida
Secretary
war-
on
1974
to
rants
1,
Water
West
Stanislaus Union Sch. Dist., Stanis¬
laus County, Calif.
inclusive.
Due
to
1
April
on
1961
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
2,500,000
Hemet), Calif.
recrea¬
1962
from
512
Due
to
1.80s.
from
Co., of Oakland.
Municipal
O.
in¬
refunding
rants., Due
1955
1,500,000
Bond Offering—Ruth E. Norton,
160,000 general obligation
'
White &
1959
2,000,000 2s. Due
& Miller, of Pasadena, and
grove
IV2S.
from
Work & Co., Hill Richards &
Co.,
of San Francisco, Jones, Cos-
clusive.
tion
1,500,000
all
$142,000 general obligation public
improvement bonds. Due on
-
Moody, Inc., of St. Paul,
&
Co., of Minneapolis,
Lundborg & Co., H. E.
Irving
Joe Petty,
)
&
Kalman
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Fort Myers, Fla.
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Certificate Offering
Gran,
City
Clerk,
^
INDIANA
,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
April 29 for the pur¬
chase of $360,000 bridge and over¬
pass
bonds. Dated May 1,^1954.
Due
semi-annually from July 1,
1955
to
Jan.
1, 1973 inclusive.
Interest J-J. Legality
approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
.
.
Bond
S. N.
—
' Beech Grove, Ind.
■;
(CST)
Offering—F ranees C.
City Clerk-Treasurer, will
Hein,
receive
sealed
(EST) on
April 26 for the purchase of $400,-
p.m..
000
1
bids
-
until
12:30
purchase
municipal buildings and facil¬
ities
certificates
revenue
debtedness.
Due
Dated
Jan.
1
Jan.
of
1,
1956
from
in¬
1954.
to
1975
inclusive. Certificates due in
1960
on
thereafter
and
callable
are
of
as
Jan. 1, 1959. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Marine Mid¬
Trust Co., New York City.
land
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
1,
Bond Sale—The
ing
bonds
179,
v.
$600,000 build¬
April 12 —
offered
1524—were awarded to
p.
to
1992
1964
interest
2.28%,
as
Dec. 1 from
1955 to 1962 inclusive.
1968 to
works
15—v.
Cincinnati,
100.62,
Decatur
1974
inclusive.
terest
trasi
from
1956
Principal and
(J-J) payable at
to
in¬
bank
a
or
mutually
accept¬
able to the District and the suc¬
company
-
cessful
Legality approved
bidder.
receive
6:30 p.m.
for
purchase
follows:
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Ascension
Consol.
No.
Bond Offering — Max Swisher,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
S
p.m. (CST) on April 19 for the
purchase of $200,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due
Jan.
<on
1
clusive.
(J-J)
from
1956
Principal
payable at
to
1974
and
a
in¬
interest
bank
or
trust
(CST)
chase
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Offering—Edwin J. Nicoll,
>
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
.bids until 8
;19
for
water
the
bonds.
revenue
1, 1953.
Due
1974
to
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
on
April
$235,000
on
Dated Nov.
Principal and
Interest (M-N) payable at a bank
trust
or
company
ceptable
to
on
of
mutually
ac¬
the
Village and the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Island
Sch.
Dist.
No.
40
(P. O. Moline), III.
Bond
Sale
tschool
bonds
—
The
April 13—
v.
179, p. 1655—were awarded to
group headed by Halsey, Stuart
Co.
&
net
Inc.,
Chicago, at
100.02, a
interest cost of about 2.15%,
follows:
.tis
.•$175,000 2!4s. Due
and
1956.
1,300,000
on
Dec. 15, 1955
>
l%s.
Due
Dec.
on
15
from 1957i to 1961 inclusive.
:2,455,000
2 Vis.
Due
Dec.
on
15
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
Other
members
of
the
group:
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., all
of New York,
Blair, Rollins &
■Co., Inc., John Nuveen & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
•
both
of Chicago, Lee Higginson
■Corp., Dean Witter & Co., of San
Francisco, Farwell, Chapman &
Co., Rodman & Linn, both of Chi.
•
cago,
^St.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., of
Louis,
and
Lucas,
Eisen
Waeckerle, of Kansas City.
&
$250,000
Sub-Drainage
District
Due serially
from
•
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\Y;..•
•
1
Ox-
will
until
p.m.
Gravity Drainage
(P. O. Columbia),
1
from
of
(CST)
as
of about
June
on
inclusive.
Consol.
Soh.
Dist.
Mansfield), La.
Co.,
sealed
Jefferson
Chicago, Harri-
bids
Bids
until
be
may
Dated
Bond
179,
2
p.m.
made
for
1960 to
129,000 3s.
on
14
awarded
Scharff &
as follows:
June
on
of
as
Due
on
36*7,000 3.35s. Due
May
1
from
on
Orleans.
St.
.
members
Nuveen
on
of
the
group:
&
ledo, Nusloch, Baudean & Smith,
Arnold and Crane, both of New
Orleans, Juran & Moody, Inc., of
St. Paul, Glas & Co., and W. D.
Kingston & Co., both of New Or¬
leans.
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pay¬
New
Bank
Bond
O.
an¬
the
securing approximately
$240,000,000 Turnpike
revenue bonds to be
offered for sale on
May 4 by a
nationwide syndicate
managed by
F. S.
Moseley & Co., First Boston.
Corp., Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Tripp & Co., Inc.—v. 179,
p.
1656.
New
Bedford, Mass.
Sale—The $800,000
:
Note
notesoffered April 12 were
awarded tothe National Shawmut
Bank oP
Boston,
a
at
0.79%
premium
of
discount,
pluar
$175.
Building Association (P. O.
Amherst), Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $450,000 2.30%
revenue bonds offered
dormitory
—
The
syndicate headed by
Co.,
Inc.,
New
York
a
Vanderburgh County (P. O.
Evansville), Ind.
100.16,
2.27%,
E.
a net
as
'
Blyth
&
City,
at
follows:
1955 to 1962
to
No.
Note
clusive.
on
Principal
(M-N)
payable
and
at
In¬
Sale—The
$900,000 notesr
April 14 were awarded
Newton-Waltham Bank &
discount.
(CST)
inclusive.
Waltham, Mass.
4
Greensburg), La.
a.m.
1979
Legality approved by
Ely, Bartlett, Thompson & Brown,
of Boston.
.
Sch. Dist.
May 12 for
the purchase of $194,000
school
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954.
Due
on
May 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
to
the
Trust
Co., of Waltham, at 0.638%
The
•
-
.
notes
1954 and
dated
are
/mature
April 15^.
Nov. 5, 1954.
on
MICHIGAN
interest
banking in¬
to be designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago
a
stitution
Algoma Twp. Unit Sch. Dist. (P.O
Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 12—v. 17SL
Tangipahoa Parish Rural Fire
p.
1656—were awarded to Walter
Protection Dist. (P. O.
J.
Wade, Inc., of Grand Rapids.
Amite),
Louisiana
.V Bond Sale—The $100,000 public
improvement bonds offered April
13—V. 179, p. 1208—were awarded
Barrow,
Shreveport.
Leary
&
Co.,
of
Welsh, La.
Sale—The $150,000 street
improvement bonds offered April
Bond
9—v.
to
179,
1419—were awarded
p.
Ducournau
Orleans.
age
&
-
Kees,
of
Alpine-Plainfield
Park), Mich. )
Sale—The 58,000 buildings
bonds offered April
13—v. 179,
p. 1656—were awarded to Paine,
;
•
Webber,
Chicago.
Jackson
Laurel, Md.
$400,000
treatment
and
sew¬
disposal plant
Curtis,
o£
v
Bloomingdale Twp., Bloomingdale
Fractional
New
^.1
&
^
Sch.
Dist.
No.
10
(P. O. Bloomingdale), Mich.
Offering
Rumery,
Sale—The
Fractional
Bond
Y'YY<'
'/.//v.
Twps.
Sch. Dist. No. 7 (P. O. Comstock
receive
(EST)
chase
District
sealed
April
on
of
—
Gordon
Secretary,
bids
20
$98,000
until
for
wil^
8
p.m„
the
pur¬
building
bonds.
bonds offered April 12—v. 179, p.
1525—were awarded to the Mer¬
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on
A.priL
1
from
1955
to
1969
inclusive.
cantile
Bonds due in
of
Safe
Deposit & Trust Co.,
Baltimore.
Sale—Thd
supply
bonds
callable
are
able
$100,000 water
offered
1964 and
thereafter
of
as
April 1, 1958.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Woodsboro, Md.
April
12—
v.
179, p. 1525—were awarded to
Alex. Brown & Sons, of Baltimore.
at
bank
a
or
trust
company
to be
designated by the purchaser/
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
MASSACHUSETTS
on May 1
inclusive.
utility
Beverly, Mass.
Bank of
Boston, 45 Milk St., Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
21
for the purchase of $106,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1954.
Due on May 1 from 1955 to 1935
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at
the
Bank
Legality ap¬
Ropes, Gray, Best,
of
proved
First
Boston.
by
Massachusetts
Sale—The
$300,000
notes
offered April 13—v. 179, p. 1656—
were-<!eai«^rded
to
Shawm uKBank
0.70%
of
National
Boston,
at
discount.
Hampden
Walsh,
will
the
Offering
—
Spring¬
Daniel
M.
sealed
bids
until
railway
refunding
St.
Louis,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., both of Detroit, at a price
of 100.02, a net interest cost of
about
1.88%,
follows:
as
1V4S.
$181,000
Due
on
April
15
from 1957 to 1960 inclusive.
146,000 2s. Due
1961
to
1963
on
April 15 from.
inclusive.
j
Lansing School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $1,850,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 13—v. 179,
p. 1420—were awarded to a group
headed
terest
Blyth & Co., of Chi¬
price of 100.02, a net in¬
of
about
2.18%, as>-
by
cago, at a
cost
follows:
1955
to
765,000 2s.
County Treasurer,
receive
Co.,
$245,000 3s.
County (P. O.
field), Mass.
Jr.,
street
composed of the Mercantile Trust
East
County (P. O. Taunton),
Sale—The $327,000 public
bonds offered April 13—v. 179, p.
1656 — were awarded to a group
National
Coolidg^ & Rugg, of Boston.
Note
from
Bond
Bond Offering—John C. Lovett,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids in care of the First National
interest cost of about
$479,000 4s. Due
re¬
1955
^
terest A-O.
until 11
Note
Orleans), La.
Sale
,
p.m.
has
appointment of
the
offered
(P. O.
$3,000,000
school bonds offered
April 13 —
v.
179, p. 1315—were waraded to
Monterey. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
2
Massachusetts*
First National Bank of
Boston to
act as trustee under
the indenture
Offering—J. L. Meadows,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
Bristol
Orleans Parish Sch. Dist.
of
Inter¬
Bond
May 1 from
Fenner & Beane, of New
Orleans,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
Each issue is dated May 1, 1954.
until
nounced
the
Authority
Detroit, Mich.
Co., of Chicago,
White, Hattier & Sanford, of New
Orleans, Barrow, Leary & Co., of
Shreveport, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
$40,000 School Township bonds.
40,000 Civil Township bonds.
1955.
'.
Helena Parish
May 1 from
1980 to 1984 inclusive.
Other
1,
Legality approved by
Cox
&
Judell, of New
Foley,
1.968 to 1979 inclusive.
John
March
M-N.
Bond
May 1 from
1964 inclusive.
678,000 3V4S. Due
p.m.
Bond Offering — Leonard
Rauscher, County Auditor, will
of
Turnpike
University of Massachusetts
1,
May 1 from
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
(CST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $80,000 bonds, as follows:
bids
Chairman
j-
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $116,785.16 paving certificates.
Dated
Bond
April
1315—were
p.
183,000 2%s. Due
Tippecanoe Township (P. O. R.
No. I, Winamac), Ind.
Bond Offerlng — Arthur
Pugh,.
Township
Trustee, will receive
sealed
Kohl-
Co., of New Orleans.
1
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
J-J.
Legality ap¬
Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
National
a
$143,000 2V2S. Due
by
First
No.
The $1,500,000
—
offered
headed by
Jones, of New Orleans,
Interest
the
Dist.
group
1,
from
Principal and interest (J-D)
Sch.
bonds
—v.
a
July 1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 1970 inclu¬
1
y
Bond
Sale
building
April
semi-annually
sealed bids until
Cincinnati,
MARYLAND
Parish
to
2 Vis, at 102.03,
April.
Massachusetts Turnpike
Authority
(P- O. Boston), Mass.
Names Trustee on
$240,000,000
Bond Issue—William
F.
Callahan,
Ponchatoula, La.
Bond Offering — John J.
Dahmer, Mayor, will receive
(P. O. Gretna), La.
2.10%.
bonds.
Due
of
&
meyer
either amount.
1:30 p.m. (CST) on April 19
for the purchase of $300,000 school
ceive
&
to
on
inclusive.
Castle-Henry Township Sch.
Corporation (P. O. New
Castle), Ind.
Bond Offering — James O.
Crimm, Secretary of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids
at
1974
May 5 for the purchase
of either $63,000 or $120,000 school
building and
equipment
bonds.
Due serially from
1955 to
1969
New
able
Parish
receive
Ripley & Co., Inc., F. S.
Moseley & Co., both of New York
City, and the Fletcher Trust Co.,
proved
to
Offering — S. M. Shows,
Superintendent of Schools, will
man
Indianapolis,
Corp.,
of
New
Beaudean &
Orleans,
Stern
Co., of Kansas City, R.
S. Hecht & Co., of New
Orleans,
Blewer, Heitner & Glynn, of St.
Louis, Provident Savi«gs Bank &
Bros.
composed of the First
National Bank
sive.
on
Bond
improvement bonds offered April
13—v. 179, p. 1525—were awarded
1954.
(CST)
1, 1954. Due
1955
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000
park
basis
Securities
(P.
Parish
DeSota
Indianapolis Park District, Ind.
group
syndi¬
Brothers, of
York, Nusloch,
Smith,
of
New
-
re¬
2
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
a
ster
t'
Pi-jncipal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
US
banking
institution
designated bjf the Successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Chap¬
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bank of Evansville.
.'Lehman Brothers, Goldman, Sachs
<&
of
bonds.
Dated June
(J-J) payable at the National City
building
$3,930,000
offered
May
on
May 10 for the purchase of $100,000
public improvement bonds.
until
Rock
purchase
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
April 26 for the pur¬
$60,000 water works
Nov. 1 from 1954
inclusive.
1
(CST)
p.m.
District No.
Dated March 1, 1954. Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
to
Glenview, III.
the
Caldwell
hpnds.
company mutually acceptable to
1 the
District
and
the
successful
bidder.
for
7
\
Evansville, Ind.
bids
the
New
Hibernia
National
Bank,
Scharff & Jones,
Newman, Brown
& Co.,
White, Hattier & Sanford,
all of New
Orleans, Stone & Web¬
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Indianapolis, as 2V4S,
at 1Q0.45, a basis of about 2.18%
Comptroller,
Lehman
inclusive.
of
on
from
Gravity
of
sealed
members
due
est
No.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane,
City
1992
1954 and
able
until
School
Merrill
ley,
Other
cate:
to
April 21,
1, 1955.
May -1
bids
Offering—Leon S. GeisPresident of the Board of
Louisiana
ceive
1980
on
April 9 were awarded to Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, of Boston,,
as
100.47, a basis of about 2.25%.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on Oct.
£
6
Bond Offering—Charles L.
Sandwich), III.
Ascension
City, Ind.
Bond Offering—M. L.
Woodruff,
Bond Sale—The
$180,000 build¬
Secretary of the Board of Drain¬
ing bonds offered April 12—
age Commissioners,
will receive
v.
179, p.-1655—were awarded to
Counties, Township High
from
Due
on April
21 for the
$75,000 notes. Dated
of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
'
bonds are dated June
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Indianapolis Na¬
tional Bank, Indianapolis.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis)
El wood
23/4s.
(EST)
purchase
1954.
Due on March 1
from 1955 to 1984 inclusive. Call¬
mar,
The
•
Sch. Dist. No. 402 (P. a.
West
Louisiana
*
v
Parish,
Gravity Drainage District
(P. O. Donaldsonville),
1
Bond
1954.
DeKalb, LaSalle and Kendall
,
Legality approved by Loth
Melton, of Fort Dodge.
LOUISIANA
semi-annually from July
1, 1955 to July 1, 1965 inclu¬
'
1970 to 1979 inclusive.
1,215,000
&
p.m.
of
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1955 to July 1, 1963 inclu¬
sive.
127,000 Civil Township bonds.
' :
May 1 from
noon
(CST)
the
as
on
&
8
(CST) on April 22
for the purchase of
$36,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
School
sive./
building bonds. Dated May ll,
1
until
29
Due
Co., of New Orleans,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
Detroit, Steiner, Rouse & Co., of
New York, Woolfolk &
Shober,
Robert
R.
Wolfe, both of New
Orleans, Rapides Bank & Trust
Co., of Alexandria, and D'Antoni
Offering—Ernest Schmoker, Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until
Due
(CST) on April 19 for the
purchase of $550,000 school site
Jan.
bids
83,000 21/zs.
bonds.
of
4.45%.
will
Bond
Due
,
v.
8 p.m.
on
Trustee,
$161,000 bonds,
ISO
Bond Offering—Philip Lindner,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Due
price
a
about
Twp. (P. O. Camby), Ind.
April
(P. O. Sandwich), III.
and
of
Due on May 1 from
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
\
•
Trust
(P. O. Fort Dodge), Iowa
Bond Offering—Fred O.
Butler,
DeKalb, LaSalle and Kendall
1954.
Cooper Township School District
offered
p.
4%s, at
as
basis
a
of the Board of Di¬
will offer at public auc¬
11 a.m.
(CST) on April
issue of $125,000 school
at
23, an
building bonds.
1655—were
awarded to Fox, Reusch &
Co., of
1 from
No.
179,
tion
sewage
bonds
revenue
April
1973 inclusive.
Counties Sch. Dist.
the
Secretary
$34,000
Dec.
on
and
rectors,
"1963 to 1967 inclusive.
210,000 2V2S. Due
Independent School
!
District, Iowa
Bond Offering—Edwin E.
Doll,
Legality
ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Dec. 1 from
on
Avoca
callable
are
534,000 2 Vis.
York,
IOWA
in
Merchants National Bank & Trust
on
150,000 2i/4s. Due
due
Co., -Indianapolis.
sealed
about
on
Bonds
1958
1, 1963. Principal
(J-J)
payable
at
interest
$240,000 l%s. Due
from
Jan.
Township
of
1
thereafter
Savings Bank,
CjAllyn & Co., both of
Chicago, jointly, at 100.07, a net
cost
Jan.
on
inclusive.
and
of
as
A.
follows:
the
for
Brownstown, Ind.
$400,000
the Harris Trust &
and
29
Bond Sale—The
County Consol. Sch. Dist.
200 (P. O. Capron), III.
No.
April
on
1954. Due
ILLINOIS
Boone
(CST)
of
$680,000 sewage
works revenue bonds. Dated
April
on
1958
to
Due
1957
on April 1
inclusive.
from
Due on April 1 from
1965
inclusive.
840,000 2V4S. Due on April 1 from
in
1079
innlncix/P*
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1
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(1770)
of
Other. members
Harriman
the
group:
&
Co.,
Co., of
Inc.;
Smith,
New
York; Paine, Webber, Jackson- &
Curtis; Hornblower & Weeks, both
of Chicago; Watling, Lerchen &
Co.; Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co.,
both of Detroit, and Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., of Chicago.
Ripley
Barney &
Counties
fered
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist. No.
34 (P. O. Onamia), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $164,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 13—v. 179,
p. 1657—were awarded to Piper,
John
Lacs
Mille
and
Morrison
Joint
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneap¬
olis, at par, as follows:
,
$84,000
3.10s.
Due
March
on
1
from 1957 to 1973 inclusive.
Ida
Rural
Fractional
Agricultural
School District No. 1, Mich.
80,000
$400,000 build¬
ing bonds offbred April 12—v. 179,
3.20s.
The
bonds
terest of
Bosworth
& Co., of Toledo, and
Watling, Lerchen & Co., of De¬
troit, jointly, at par, a net interest
cost of about 2.33%, as follows:
$85,000 3s,
1955
Due
to
100,000
2%s.
inclusive.
Due
from 1960 to
to
1969
30,000 2%s.
April
on
1
30,000 iy2s.
annually from July 1, 1963 to
1, 1967 inclusive.
Jan.
from
1955
to
1984
maturing
thereafter
are
July
on
inclusive.
in
callable
1968
and
of
July
interest
as
Due semi¬
certificates.
1, 1966.
Principal and
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
from
and
to
dated
June 11,
Certificates due July 1, 1957
thereafter are callable as of
June
1957. Principal and in¬
(J-Ji) payable at the State
Treasurer's office; the First Na¬
1,
terest
tional Bank of St. Paul, or at the
Trust* Co.,
New York
Bankers
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
Spicer, Minn.
Bond
Offering—V.
Solmon-
E.
will receive
(CST) on
April 29 for the purchase of $212,000 sanitary sewer improvement
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954.
Due
son,
Village
Warren Township (P. O. Mount
Clemens), Mich.
Offering
Thomas
—
A.
Babcock, Secretary of the Board
of County Road
Commissioners,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
2
(EST) on April 27 for the
purchase of $230,000 Special As¬
p.m.
sessment
District
paving
Dated May 1, 1954.
Due
bonds.
May 1
on
from 1955 to 1959 inclusive. Bonds
in
due
1956
thereafter
and
are
callable as of May 1, 1955. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
bank
a
or
trust
in
Michigan. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
company
of Detroit.
Feb. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
on
sive. Bonds due in 1970 and there¬
after
Offering — Edward S.
Cuthbert, District Secretary, will
ing
sealed
of
22
until
at
Stevens
County Indep. Consol. Sch.
Dist. No. 19 (P. O. Alberta),
Minnesota
Bond
inclusive.
p.m.
on
clusive.
Bonds due in
thereafter
are
1966 and
of July
a^i
1,
1958.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Detroit Trust
Co., Detroit.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone,
of
Detroit.
MINNESOTA
Brown
County (P. O. New Ulm),
Minnesota
Bond
Offering—C.
County
Auditor,
E.
Schmid,
will
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
receive
(CST)
on
April 22 for the purchase of $126,000
general obligation drainage
bonds,
as
follows:
$76,000 County Ditch No. 10 and
Judicial
Ditch No.
Due
Jan.
on
1
48
from
bonds
1956
to
1965 inclusive.
50,000 County Ditch No. 4 bonds.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
1956
to
1965 inclusive.
The
1954.
bonds are dated May
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at
a
bank
or
trust
company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Briggs
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & Macart¬
ney,
and Moody & Springsted
both of St. Paul.
Lake Crystal, Minn.
Bond
Sale—The
$90,000
street
improvement bonds offered March
29
awarded to Piper, Jaf
fray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis
as
2%s.
were
of
bonds.
pur¬
Dated
callable
chase
on
8
May 1, 1954.
July 1 from 1956 to 1970
on
Offering
sealed
the
for
$1,300,000 school build¬
bonds.
Due
bids
April
on
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
a
banking institution to
De
designated by the successful
Didder. Legality approved by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, and Moody & Spring¬
sted, both of St. Paul.
able
(CST)
Bond
chase
Feb.
—
bids
April
until
$214,000
sold to A. H.
Co., of Kansas City, as
to
Due
1974
21
inclusive.
for the
pur¬
$320,000 school building
1, 1954. Due
April 1 from 1957 to 1979 in¬
thereafter
are
due
callable
1, 1971.
Principal
payable at a bank
pany
in
1972
as
and
or
and
of April
trust
com¬
to be designated by the
Faegre
apolis.
suc¬
Legality approved
& Benson, of Minne¬
Two Harbors, Minn.
Certificate
Offering
from
—
Ernest
Carlson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(CST)
on
May 3 for the purchase of
$235,000 water and light revenue
able
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
MONTANA
of
until
bonds.
1954. Due
p.m.
the
pur¬
im¬
for
$144,000
provement
re¬
8:30
general
26
Dated
May
1,
May 1 from 1955 to
1968 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N) payable at theRutherford National Bank of East
County, Absarokee High
School District, Mont.
^
&
Legality i approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of
New
the
at
York
(DST)
of
purchase
disposal
plant
Salem
National
pay¬
Bank
Trust
Co., Salem. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
proved
Bond Sale—The $160,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 13—v. 179,
p. 1527—were awarded to the Fi¬
delity Union Trust Co., and Van
Deventer Bros., Inc., both of New¬
ark, jointly, as 2%s, at 100.41, a
basis
of
about
on
Rutherford.
Stillwater
the
Watchung School District, N. J.
E.
Clerk, will
bids
April
on
chase
1955
M-S.
by Charles
Borough
for
Principal and interest (M-N)
ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
sealed
(DST)
1,
City.
2.44%.
Wood-Ridge, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The
$334,000 bonds
offered April 14—v. 179, p. 1421—
were
awarded
to
the
National
State
Bank
of Newark, and Ira
Co., New York City,
jointly, taking $333,000 bonds as
Haupt
&
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered Little Silver School District, N. J. 2%s, at 100.41, a basis of about
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬ 2.45%. The amount
purchased in¬
April 12 were awarded to the
Yellowstone Bank of Columbus, as ing bonds offered April 14—v. 179, cludes $324,000 general improve¬
p. 1657—were awarded to Boland,
ment bonds and $9,000 local im¬
2.65s, at 100.05.
Saffin & Co., New York City, as provement assessment bonds.
NEBRASKA
2%s, at a price of 100.02, a basis
of
Omaha
about
Metropolitan Utilities Dist.
(P. O. Omaha), Neb.
Bond
Offering
—
Walter
S.
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
'
Byrne, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
ries
until
enue
for
10:30
the
(CST)
purchase
of
a.m.
May 5
on
$6,000,000
April
water revenue bonds. Dated
1, 1954. Due
1979
to
on
Bonds
1960 and thereafter
due
callable
are
Bond
Sale—The
"$27,200,000
turnpike
B
extension
bonds
179,
p.
offered
se¬
headed
in
as
of about 3.02%.
of
April 1, 1959. Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the
Douglas County Treasurer's office.
the
were
of
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
The bonds
reoffered
terest
bonds
Berlin, N. H.
Note Sale
—
The $200,000 notes
offered April 13 were awarded to
the National Shawmut Bank of
Boston, at 0.89% discount.
notes
are
1954 and mature
dated
20,
15, 1954.
Nashua, N. H.
Sale—The
$300,000
offered April 13 were
notes
awarded to
the Indian Head National Bank of
Nashua, at 0.89% discount.
The
1954
notes/are
and mature
dated April
on
Brothers
reported
and
the
balance
allotted
Hampshire
13,
Nov. 1, 1954.
(State of)
Bond Sale
The $16,350,000
turnpike and rehabilitation bonds
offered April 15—v. 179, p. 1209—
were
awarded
to
a
synidcate
headed by White, Weld & Co., of
New York City, as l%s, at a price
of 100.09, a basis of about 1.86%.
—
Other members of the
to
the
The
bonds
wer£
pro¬
Turnpike to con¬
Easterly Extension
Pennsylvania Turnpike,
now
under construction, and to
pay New Jersey's share of the pro¬
posed bridge over the Delaware
River, which is a part of the over¬
Buffalo,
2.60s, at 100.86, a basis of about
2.53%,
Greenburgh (P. O, Tarrytown),
New
Bond
Sale
district
and
April
—
York
The
$53,000 water
road
15—v.
179,
bonds
p.
offered
1658—were
awarded to the Scarsdale National
of
Scarsdale, as 2.20s, at a
100.10, a basis of about
price of
2.18%.
extension of the
nect
Co.,
as
Bank
issued to
Trust
Roosevelt & Cross, and Blair, Rol"ins & Co., Inc., New York City,
the
account members.
(P. O. Cuba), N. Y.
composed of the Manufacturers &
Traders
the
all
Hempstead (P. O. Hempstead),
with the
New
York
the
all
construction
Jersey
and
to
link
the
Pennsylvania
New
super¬
Bond
Offering
sealed
on
bids
April
27
until
Nathan L. H.
for
11
the
a.m.
(DST)
purchase of
$750,000 bonds, as follows:
$275,00 East Meadow Water Dis¬
trict
are
—
Bennett, Town Clerk, will receive
highways.
The Series B bonds
New
at
sold, wjth group sales
accounting for about/ $17,000,000
of
Note
indicated
vide funds for construction of the
April
Dec.
on
was
1
ing bonds offered April 14—v. 179,
p. 1658—were awarded to a group
opening of the subscription books
and late in the day
(April 14)
Lehman
NEW HAMPSHIRE
_
to investors at a price
99%, to yield over 3% to ma¬
turity.
A substantial demand for
bonds
No.
Bond Sale—The $550,000 build¬
April
14—v.
1658—were awarded to a
syndicate
Cuba, Friendship, Clarksville, New
Hudson, Belfast, Ischua, Hinsdale
and Lyndon Central School District
rev¬
by Lehman
Bros., New York City, as 3s, at a
price of 99.0^5, a net interest cost
April 1 from 1957
inclusive.
NEW YORK
2.62%.
New
interest
cessful bidder.
by
1
Interest
Legality approved
p.m.
Dated April
Bonds
March
Dated
March
on
Denike,
ceive
26
sewage
May 1 from 1955 to 1976 inclusive.
Shaw¬
Legality
B.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
interest
and
National
Rutherford, N. J.
Offering—W i 11 i a m
Bond
was
3%s.
and
on
April
$220,000
of
East
Bond Sale—An issue of
3y4s
the
basis
a m
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
NEW JERSEY
(P. O.
Caruthersville), Mo.
building bonds
on
a
Dunn, City Recorder, will receive
Bos¬
April
by
&
County Reorganized Sch.
District No. R-l
Bennett &
Principal
at
Palmer
re¬
7:30
payable
mut Bank of Boston.
proved
The
Harris
Mrs.
Gausman, District Clerk, will
Ypsilanti School District, Mich.
(EST)
of
as
1969.
ceive
receive
callable
are
1955 to
MISSOURI
Pemiscot
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
inclusive.
The bonds mature from
1964 inclusive.
1964 inclusive.
is
issue
Each
1954.
1955
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
Corp., of Nashville.
semi¬
Due
Jan. 1 and July 1
on
the
for
Street,
2.10s, at 100.03,
Salem, N. J.
Offering—W i 11 i
»
Bond
$650,000
water bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954.
Due on May 1 from 1955 to 1984
offered
5,000,000 Rural Credit Deficiency
Offering- — Anna Hesselsweet, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 26 for the purchase of $163,000 water supply and
sewage
disposal system revenue bonds.
1
of)
Charles
Fund certificates.
annually
Due
21
Water
as
of about 2.09%.
son,
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
mut Bank of Boston, Trust De¬
serially from
$70,000 school
April
13
were
awarded to the Equitable Securi¬
ties
Ridge,
Offering—Harry S. John¬
City Treasurer, will receive
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
—
$4,800,000 Rural Credit Deficiency
Bond
Bonds
Offering
Wenzel, Conservator of Rural
Credit, will receive sealed bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST) on May 4
for the purchase of $9,800,000 cer¬
tificates of indebtedness, as fol¬
Fund
1, 1954.
in¬
Rochester, N. H.
Bond
partment, 40
ton, until 11
for the first year.
Minnesota (State
Certificate
Reed City, Mich
Dated Feb.
additional
to
West Point, Miss.
M.
inclusive.
Due April 1, 1970.
Due April 1, 1971.
Due April 1, 1972.
30,000 l%s.
The bonds mature
1954.
April 1 from
on
1
lows:
1964 inclusive.
125,000 21/2s. Due
1965
April 1 from
on
1959
March
on
bear
1.40%
1526—were awarded to Braun,
p.
Due
awarded
Co., of Me¬
2s.
as
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
from 1974 to 1984 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
April 6 were
Nunnery &
R.
ridian,
Monday, April 19, 1954
bonds.
Due
on
May
1
from 1955 to 1984 inclusive.
redeem¬
able for the
475,000 drainage bonds. Due on
sinking fund at 103%
May .l from 1955 to 1984 in¬
July 1, 1956 to and including
clusive.
30, 1958 and thereafter at
prices decreasing to the principal
The bonds are dated May.l,
amount. O p t i o n a 1
redemption 1954. Principal and interest
prices range from 103.% % to the (M-N) payable at the office of the
principal amount.-Presiding Town Supervisor. Le¬
With a total lepgth of approxi¬
gality approved by Hawkins,
mately 118 miles, the New Jersey Delafield & Wood, of New York
Turnpike extends from Ridgefield City.
Park diagonally across the state
I slip Union Free School District
to Deepwater where it connects
No. 12 (P. O. Brentwood), *
with the Delaware Memorial
from
June
syndicate:
& Savings Bank, of
Chicago, First National Bank, of
Portland, Lazard Freres & Co., of
certificates. Dated May 1, 1954.
New York, Dean Witter &
Co.,
Due on Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1974
of San Francisco, Boatmen's Na¬
New York
Bridge. As of Dep. 31, 1953 the
inclusive. Certificates due in 1965
tional Bank, of St. Louis, Dick & total
Bond Offering
cost of construction of the
Edward Sonand thereafter are callable as of
June 1, 1964. Principal and inter¬ Merle-Smith, of New York, Dwin- present Turnpike was estimated at derling, President of the Board
nell, Harkness & Hill, of Boston, $279,952,000. Of this amount
est payable at a banking institu¬
$274,- of Education, will receive sealed
Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust
136,500 has been««pent or com¬ bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on April
tion designated by the successful
Co., of Baltimore, Wm. E. Pollock mitted
bidder. Legality approved by Dorby the Turppike Authority 22 for the purchase of $939,000
& Co., Brown Bros. Harriman &
and the Authority has on hand building
bonds.
Dated May 1,
sey,
Colman, Barker,
Scott
&
Co., both of New York, The Ohio sufficient funds to
1954. Due on May 1 from 1955 to
pay the balance
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Company, of Columbus. City Na¬ of the estimated cost.
1984 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
tional & Trust Co., of Chicago,
Worthington, Minn.
Among the principal associates terest (M-N) payable at the Cen¬
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., J. G. of Lehman Brothers in the under¬ tral
Bond Offering—G. S. Thomp¬
Islip National Bank, Central
White &
Co., Inc., Freeman & writing were:
son,
City Clerk, will receive
Halsey, Stuart & Islip. Legality approved by Sul¬
Co., all of New York, Stein Bros. Co.,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Inc.; C. J. "Devine & Co.
livan, Donovan, Heenehan & Han& Boyce, of Baltimore, First Na¬
on
April 21 for the purchase of
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Phelps
rahan, of New York City.
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Okla¬
Fenn & Co.; Bear, Stearns &
$50,000 municipal building bonds.
Co.,
homa City, Raffensperger, Hughes
Kingston, N. Y.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1
White, Weld & Co.; A. C. Allyn &
& Co., of Indianapolis, Bosworth,
Bond Offering—Oscar A. Goodfrom 1955 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
Company,
Inc.; -Merrill Lynch,
Sullivan & Co., of Denver, Mulcipal and interest payable at a
Pierce, Fenner ££Beane; Laden- sell, City Treasurer, will receive
banking institution designated by laney, Wells & Co., of Chicago, burg, Thalmann &l,Co.; Stone & sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
National
Bank
of
on
April 22 for the purchase of
the
Commerce, Webster Securities
successful' bidder.
Legality
Corporation,
Seattle, Stetson & Co., of New
approved by Dorsey, Colman,
Blair, Rollins & Co;? Inc.; and Ira $154,000 highway machinery and
street improvement bonds. Dated
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬ York, F. Brittain Kennedy & Co., Haupt & Co.
of
Boston,
McDonald-Moore
&
May 1, 1954. Due on March 1 from
apolis.
Co., of Detroit, Stokes & Co., of River Vale Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O. 1955 to 1964 inclusive. Principal
River Vale)) N. J.
MISSISSIPPI
Philadelphia, Rodman & Linn,
and
interest
(M-S)
payable at
F. S. Yantis & Co., both of Chi¬
the City Treasurer's office.
Bond Sale
The $35,000 build¬
Le¬
Forrest, Miss.
cago, Continental Bank & Trust ing bonds
offerec^^prUJ2—v. 179, gality approved by Hawkins,
Bond Sale—The $35,000 special
Co., of Salt Lake City, and First p. 1421—were awarded to the Delafield & Wood, of New York
street
improvement
bonds
of¬ of Iowa Corp., Des Moines.
First
National
Bank
of
Park
City.
Harris Trust
.
—
—
Volume
Number 5317
179
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1771)
Nas»au
able^ at
County (P. O. Mineola),
New York
Bond
Offering—H. Bogart Sea¬
man,
County
ceive
sealed
(DST)
chase
lows:
Bank
&
000
314s, due on July 1 from
1976
to
1982
inclusive, and
$984,000 3%s, due on July 1
Treasurer, will
re¬
from 1983 to 1993 inclusive.
bids until 12:30 p.m.
April 27 for the pur¬
of $17,078,000 bonds, as fol¬
•
Chemical
Co., New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
Pleasantville, N. Y.
on
.
the
V Trust
Bond
eral
Sale
—
The
100,000 series B bonds: $25,000 4s,
due on July 1 from 1957 to
I
$128,000 gen¬
improvement
bonds
179, p. 1658—were
awarded to George B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., New York City, as 2.40s,
at
100.43,
a
3,658,000 bridge bonds.
1,180,000 park improvement
bonds.
•
.
300,000 county office and storage
building bonds.
:
632,000 Jones Inlet jetty bonds.
408,000 parking area bonds.
-
568,000
highway
Other
Bond Ottering—G. H. Bedford.
Commissioner of Finqnce, will re¬
ceive
(DST)
chase
improvement
bonds.
2,758,000
Disposal
Sewage
Dis¬
trict No. 2 bonds.
200,000 Sewage Disposal District
No.
2
April
on
of
bids
until
for the
27
noon
pur¬
$1,900,000 notes,
as
1956.
Each issue is dated
May 1, 1954.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York
bonds.
City.
-
484,000 Children's Shelter build¬
Vestal, Vestal Fire District
(P. O. Vestal), N. Y.
ing bonds.
92,000 building bonds.
The
bonds
1954 and mature
thereafter
and
from
15
Bond
dated
are
on
May
Nov.
annually
1955
1983
to
15,
15, 1954
on May
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Heed,
Hoyt,
Taylor
&
Washburn,
of
New York City.
Bond
City
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Offering — E. T. Creagh,
Comptroller,
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
receive
(EST)
April 28 for the purchase
300,270
as
bond
ceive
sealed
JEST)
1, 1954.
to
1972
Le¬
issue
is dated
May 14,
Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
North
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
Dist. No. 10 (P. O. Mineola),
York
Bond Offering—Ward R:
Burns,
NORTH
I
1658—were
awarded to Alice M. Lelady, a
local investor, as 2V2S, at par.
Otto
Water District
I
(P. O.
Offering
Bond
—
sealed
bids
until
i
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered April 13—
179, p. 1658—were awarded to
,
Y.
—
(EST) on April 22 for the
purchase of $80,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on Oct.
p.m.
1
from
1955
to
1964
Carolina
follows:
as
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Bradford
May
bids until
1974
works
April 10—v.
1527 — were awarded to
Berman, Selonick & Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, as 314s, at 101.27, a basis
p.
of about 3.37%.
Bowling Green State University,
Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $2,350,000
dor¬
mitory
revenue
bonds
offered
April 15—v. 179, p. 1527—were
to a
group
headed by
Shields & Co., New York City, at
a
of
on
price of
about
par,
a
3.36%,
net interest cost
as
follows:
$2,250,000 series A bonds: $165,000 4s, due on July 1 from
1957 to 1961 inclusive; $329,000 3s, due on July 1 from 1962
to
1969
inclusive;
$314,000
3V4S, due on July 1
from
1970
to
1975
Dec. 15 from 1955
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
and
3s, at
about 2.91%.
100.89,
as
basis
a
Bond
Carley,
Offering
of
of
Ella
A.
of
1
June
.from
the
County Commissioners,
sealed
bids
April
on
purchase of $69,300
Dated
Mc
until
1, 1954. Due
1955
to
for
27
1964
the
Sept.
on
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from 1955 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ceive sealed bids until
L.
noon
ders &
works system bonds.
Due serially
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Garfield
13
awarded
were
to
Hon-
Sale
consisted
of
$11,950 motor grader purchase
bonds.
Due
1955 to
1959 inclusive.
11,250
road
Oct.
1
1
from
1955
to
bonds
inclusive; $458,-
dated
are
June
..
J
f—
Lockland,
Bond
Sale—The $30,000
and
building
repair,
bonds
Offering
burn
Co.,
of
Wichita,
and
R,
.
■
.
■
M.
McCurtain County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.
13
(P. O. Idabel), Okla.
Sale—The $6,500 bonds
Bond
offered
Sale
April 8
awarded
were
consisted
Idabel,
as
to
2y2!s.
transportation
Due
on
Dec.
15
from
1955 to
179,
Bank,
as
about
Dec.
15
1969 inclusive.
The
from
,
1955
from
1957
to
1961
in¬
works
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
$90,000
Lane
2V4S, at 100.18,
National
a
basis of
County Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Route
2, Creswell), Ore.
Bond Offering—Bessie
Kimball,
Clerk, will receive sealed
District
11
until
for
building
1954.
to
8
bonds.
Due
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1965
1960
p.m. (PST)
purchase of
the
and
1
on
$50,irou
July
1,
from
Bonds
thereafter
1956
in
due
callable
are
of Jan.
as
1, 1960. Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at*, the
County Treasurer's office.
interest
Multnomah
County Union High
School District No. U220 Joint
(P. O. Gresham), Ore.
Bond
Offering—Rose Glasheen,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on April
for
the
building
1954.
Due
1959
purchase
bonds.
on
of
$328,000
May 1,
Dated
Feb. 1 from 1955 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc-
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
land.
Port of Portland
(P. O. Portland),
Oregon
Bond
179,
$1,000,000 air¬
April 12—v.
1318—were awarded to a
p.
offered
composed of Salomon Bros.
group
&
Sale—The
bonds
Hutzler,
White, Weld & Co.,
Co., all of New York
21/2s, at a price of 104.94,
and Bache &
City,
as
basis of about 1.55%.
Umatilla, Ore.
Offering
Kenzie,
City
offered
to
the
will re¬
ceive sealed bids until April 23 for
the- purchase of $95,000 water
offered
April
First
Bond
The bonds mature from 1956 to
to the
Prague Na¬
as 2V8S.
of Prague,
Stroud, Okla.
Bond Offering — Marvin
L.
re¬
sealed
(PST)
bids
until
8
p.m.
April 26 for the pur¬
chase of $98,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954.
Due on May
from
1955
to
1974
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
of Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
Pennsylvania State Highway and
Bridge Authority (P. O. Harris-
burg), Pa.
Bond
Offering—E. L.
Schmidt,
Secretary of the Authority, will
receive
OREGON
—
on
E.
to
Offering
Emelia
1
$27,300 build¬
ing, repair and equipment bonds
offered April 6—v. 179, p. 1527
Bank
originally
Jaenicke, District Clerk, will
ceive
Sale—The
awarded
were
April 12.
on
Washington County Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Cornelius),
Oregon
12
Na¬
homa City, as 1.70s.
Bond
Miriam
—
Recorder,
water
bonds are
dated
May 1, Clackamus
County School District
Principal and interest (J-D)
No. 62 (P. O. Oregon City), Ore.
payable
at
the
First
National
Bond Offering—L. A. King, Dis¬
Bank of Cincinnati. Legality ap¬
trict
Clerk, will receive sealed
proved by Peck, Shafer & Wil¬
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST)
on
liams, of Cincinnati.
April 27 for the purchase of $1,Montgomery, Ohio
170,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Bond Sale—The $9,000 real es¬ June 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
tate bonds offered April 7—v. 179, 1954 to 1968 inclusive.
Callable
p.
1422—were awarded to J. A. as of Dec. 1, 1964. Principal and
White
&
Co., of Cincinnati, as interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
1954.
awarded
2.21%.
1964 inclusive.
on
p. 1422—were
Forest
Grove
the
Bond
Lumm, City Clerk, will receive
10,000 municipal water
works sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
improvement bonds. Due on on
April 20 for the purchase of
Dec. 15 from 1955 to 1964 incl
$75,000 swimming pool bonds. Due
45,000 municipal building and
serially from 1957 to 1969 inclu¬
shelter ' improvement
bonds. sive.
Due
Port¬
$18,765.89 im¬
bonds. The bonds
tional
Due
•v.
to
equipment
Nichols Hills, Okla.
Bond
were
$15,000 street improvement bonds.
Sale—The
1957 to 1960
clusive.
$70,000 bonds,
follows:
of
provement bonds offered April 12
a
of:
2,500 repair and furniture bonds.
Ostholhoff, City Auditor, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
April 23 for the purchase of
as
Bank
of par.
Forest Grove, Ore.
port
Oklahoma
Charles
price
a
J
City, jointly.
Ohio
—
the First National
land, at
Edwards & Co., Inc., of Oklahoma
Seminole County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 15 (P. O. Wewoka),
-
—
terest
Logan County Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
4 (P. O. Coyle), Okla.
1,
Interest A-O.
Sale
The $214,236.53
improvement bonds offerred April 12 were awarded to
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Okla¬
bonds.
from
1959 inclusive.
1954.
Bond
20
trans¬
portation and $3,000 repair bonds,
all due in 1958.
were
resurfacing
Oct.
on
$3,500
j* 1
.
Bancroft
County Dependent School
District No. 94 (P. O.
Enid), Okla.
Bond Sale — The $6,500 trans¬
portation and repair bonds offered
April
1.86%.
Eugene, Ore.
inclusive.
Morse, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
April 24 for the purchase of $23,200 bonds, as follows:
on
1422—were awarded to Foster
.
&
bids
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bonds. Due from
W
9C
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 179,
re¬
(EST)
on
April 22 for the purchase of
$250,000 Village Hall bonds. Dated
April 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
1955 to 1969 inclusive. Principal
$4,000
Charles
County School Dist. No.
(P. O. Coos Bay), Ore.
Bond
Westlake, Ohio
Bond Offering — Virginia
Winkler, Village Clerk, will
office.
—
Coos
about
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
Offering
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Shuler &
sealed bids until noon
(EST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $2,500,000 sewage disposal plant
bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
the State Bank of
Girard, Ohio
proved'by
Marshall, of Portland, on a bid
reflecting a net interest cost of
10
bonds
sewer
New
_
offered April 13—v. 179, p. 1527
were
awarded to the Small-Mil-
Clerk
—
Assistant
Treasurer's office, or at
agency of the State in
York
City.
Legality ap¬
fiscal
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Mc¬
Donald, City Auditor, will receive
equipment
County (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
Bond
—
offered
April 28
Franklin
May 1 from
Albany, Ohio
The $30,000 water
bonds
to
1965 inclusive.
OHIO
Sale
on
interest
(J-D)
the
Norwood-Hyde
Park
Bank
&
Trust Co., Norwood.
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
The
on
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond
awarded
April nold & Co., of Oklahoma City.
15, 1954. Due
to
from
1965 inclusive.
on
(EST)
noon
for the purchase of $350,000 storm
water sewer bonds. D^ted
Due
1
were
—
&
Park, Ohio
Bond Offering—Leo F. Renner,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
1
on
70,000 2V2S. Due
.
C.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; and Tal-
Securities
awarded
■
.
J.
E.
Scott,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 3:30
Offering
Smithfield),
Carolina
North
179,
Peehskill City School District, N.
Bond
1
May 1 from
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
$932,500 land
Co.; W. H. Morton &
J.
County
Mericka & Co., of Cleve¬
Co.;
OKLAHOMA
Hirsch & Co.; Bache & Co.;
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc.; Baxter, Wil¬
Calumet, Okla.
liams
&
Bond Offering — Albert
Co.;
First
Securities
Lesh,
Company of Chicago; Fulton, Reid City Clerk, will receive sealed
&
Co.; National City Bank of bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Apr. 20
Cleveland; Third National Bank; for the purchase of $20,000 water
Bond
fered
2.87%.
May
on
1958
to
Johnson County (P. O.
on
Sale —The
Co., Inc.;
1973.
$10,000
Bond
1955
1955 to
acquisition and building bonds of¬
April 14—v. 179, p. 1658—
were awarded to R. L. Day & Co.,
and Bacon, Stevensin & Co., both
of
New
York
City, jointly, as
2.90s, at 100.34, a basis of about
Union Trust
(EST)
due
100,000 214s. Due
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 21 (P. O. Bethpage), N. Y.
syndicate headed
Chemical Bank &
Other members of the syndicate:
a.m.
3V2S,
1422
p.
land,
—
Guaranty Trust Company of New and interest (J-D) payable at the
York; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; W. E. National City Bank of Cleveland.
Hutton & Co.; The Fifth Third Legality approved by Squire, San¬
receive
inclusive;
$40,000 2s, due on May 1 from
1959 to 1966 inclusive; $25,000
21/4S, due on May 1 from 1967
to 1971 inclusive; and $10,000
2V2S, due on May 1, 1972 and
p.m.
^ranklinville.
a
were
jointly by the
Trust Co., and
Glore, Forgan &
Co., both of New York City, as
2V2S, at 101.93, a basis of about
Board
$230,000 2s. Due
May 3 for the purchase
water bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1954. Due on May 1 from
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at
the Town Supervisors office. Le¬
gality
approved
by
James
S.
Pierce, of
(DST)
of
to
will
jointly,
2
$6,000,000
Enlargement Fund
Works
awarded
2V4S, due on
1967 to 1969 in¬
Corp.,
Raleigh,
and
Pierce,
Carrison,
Wulbern,
Inc.,
of
Jacksonville,
J,
The
—
No. 17 bonds offered April 9
inclusive.
from
Scheidt, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
I
$20,000
the
Otto),
Arthur
Carolina
v.
I
New York
„
the
1658
p.
95,000 public improvement bonds:
Todd
p.
Water
Sale
clusive; and $105,000 2V2S, due
on
May 1 from 1972 to 1976
City.
179,
to
May 1 from
Bank, Mineola, or at The
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
14—v.
Columbus, Ohio
clusive; $90,000
Hanover
April
awarded
179,
follows:
tional
$62,000
$425,000 bonds
18—v.
$330,000 water bonds: $40,000 2V2S,
due on May 1 from 1955 to
1958 inclusive; $95,000 2s, due
May 1 from 1959 to 1966 in¬
$1,360,000 building
April 1, 1954. Due
on April
1 from 1955 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
The
April
Corp.,
Raleigh,
and
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
of Jacksonville, jointly, at 100.02,
a net interest cost of about
2.33%,
of
—
Sale—The
Pierce,
Dated
Sale
group:
Deer
Securities
April 22 for the
School addition bonds offered
the
cago;
CAROLINA
Goldsboro, N. C.
Educa¬
Ossining and Mount Pleasant Union
Free Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Briar cliff Manor), N. Y.
of
of
Bond
about
Steubenville, Ohio
members
C. Allyn
mage & Co.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond
the
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
as
bonds.
(IVi-N)
notes,
Each
purchase
inclusive.
Endicott Trust Co., Endicott.
on
1954.
on
Nov. 1 from 1954
on
and
Bond
(EST)
p.m.
Principal
payable at
—were
p.m.
Due
interest
1,458,720 notes. Due May 11,1955.
2
2
re¬
on
offered
President of the Board of
until
to
& Co.; Bear, Stearns
& Co.; Allen &
Co., all of New
York; Rodman & Linn, of Chi¬
L.
April 21 for the pur¬
chase of $73,000 construction and
improvement bonds.
Dated May
follows:
New
bids
314s,
1970
2.35%.
Leland
Jones, District Treasurer, will
Due Dec. 31, 1954.
:
—
of $2,-
anticipation
$842,000 notes.
Offering
$30,000
from
Sweney Cartwright & Co.,
Columbus; Townsend, Dabney
fol¬ & Tyson, of Boston, and.
Fox,
Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati.
$1,000,000 capital notes. Due Feb.
1, 1955.
900,000 capital notes. Due Feb. 1,
2,375,000 land acquisition bonds.
,
sealed
and
July 1
inclusive.
on
1973
A.
lows:
47,000 improvement bonds.
200,000 building bonds.
due
of
South Euclid, Ohio
The $500,000 City
Hall bonds offered
April 12 — v.
179,
inclusive,
basis
a
the
Wm. J.
inclusive; $45,000 3s, due
July 1 from 1962 to 1969
basis of about 2.33%.
Syracuse, N. Y.
100.98,
Bond Sale
1961
Aprif 15—v.
provement bonds.
at
-.31%.
on
offered
.
$1,176,000 county road bonds.
3,000,000
surface drainage im¬
2V2S,
55
(DST)
of
sealed
on
bids
until
noon
May 6 for the purchase
$20,000,000 highway and bridge
Dated June 15, 1954. Due
bonds.
on
Dec.
clusive.
15
from
Callable
1958 to
of
1977 in¬
Dec.
15,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Girard Trust Corn
Exchange Bank, Philadelphia, Fis¬
cal agent of the Authority, or at
the Authority's
agency
in New
York City. Legality approved by
Morgan.
Lewis
&
Bockius,
of
Philadelphia.
1958.
as
(
56
The Commercial and
(1772)
defaulted
Uniontown, Pa.
Bend
Offering
City Clerk, will receive
fcids until 7:30 p.m. (DST)
the
19* for
Baker,
E. H.
—
sealed
on
of
purchase
May
$70,000
general improvement bonds.
£)ated June 1, 1954. Due on June
A from 1955 to
.
1970 inclusive. Le-
on
Washington County (P.
Washington), Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
■
has
never
been
forced
a
or
"managed refunding" of maturing
bonds.
This
before
Puerto
record
existed
Rico
even
under
came
the American Flag in 1898.
Rico
Puerto
lowed
The
O.
$120,000
any
there
4gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf-
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
been delinquent in
principal or interesi
obligations. Moreover,
or
of
payment
has
fol¬
always
conservative debt policy.
a
net
debt
June
on
(gross debt less sinking fund pro¬
visions) was slightly under $28,-
gen¬
000.000 compared with
assessed
taxable property of
eral
an
obligation bonds offered valuation of
.April 12—v. 179, p. 1528—were $881,000,000. This was equivalent
awarded to S. K. Cunningham & to 3.15% of assessed valuation. In
Co., of Pittsburgh, as l%s, at the fiscal year 1953-54 debt serv¬
400.41.
ice amounts to only 2.03% of an¬
nual recurrent revenue receipts.
PUERTO
Puerto Rico
Bonds
RICO
(Commonwealth of)
now
Investments
Legal
®?>r Savings Banks in New York
State
A
—
•narket
considerably
for
the
broader
of
bonds
economic
The
Puerto
Puerto
Rico
been at
an
recent
has
years
exceptionally fast rate.
Net income of the Commonwealth
increased
from
Sullivan County (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $700,000
bohds offered April
1211—were
$228,000,000
in
in 1953, a net
1940 to $956,000,000
gain of 416%. Favorable tax treat¬
its municipalities, and its
ment
has
attracted industry to
borrowing authorities, is foreseen
Puerto Rico, speeding the transi¬
■as a result of the signing by Govtion from an agricultural economy
pernor Thomas E. Dewey, of a bill
to a balanced economy of indus¬
■enacted by the New York State
try and agriculture. Establishment
legislature adding these bonds to
of industrial enterprises has been
the Legal List for savings banks
greatly accelerated by the Indus¬
Jtn New York State.
-Because of technicalities
in the
trial Tax Exemption Act of
Industrial
the
and
1948
Incentive
school
13—v. 179,
awarded
to
a
p.
group
of the First National
Memphis, First American
Bank of Nashville, and
the Trust Company of Georgia,
of Atlanta, at 100.01, a net inter¬
composed
Bank of
National
est
about
of
cost
2.10%,
$200,000 2V2S. Due On July 1 from
1960 inclusive.
1956 to
120,000 2I/4S. Due
1961
!
;
July 1 from
on
1963 inclusive.
to
380,000 2s. Due
1 from
July
on
1967 inclusive.
1964 to
;
I
v
County, County Indep.
Texas
■
■
,
; y.
Bond Sale—An issue of $700,000
school house bonds was sold on
April 8 to
composed
group
a
of
liave
included
been
the
on
SOUTH
Yhe term "state,"
in the old law,
was
interpreted to include every
^'territory" of the United States,
which
took
Hawaii
of
care
and
necessarily omitted
Puerto Rico, since the island is
aiot a territory.
The Puerto Rican people, in a
Alaska,
but
^referendum in June of 1951, voted
overwhelmingly
Federal
to
Relations
Rico
compact
the
and
which
Act
the basis of the present
wealth status.
The
the
approve
Puerto
States
is
action
out
^States
of
both
by
Congress
Puerto
Until
and
Rico.
present
corrective
legislation was enacted by the
iState of New York, savings banks
and many investors who used the
New York Legal List as an in¬
vestment
yardstick
ceive
were
unable
vijJto invest in Puerto Rican bonds,
bids
sealed
(CST)
will
until
3
re¬
p.m.
April 29 for the pur¬
$65,000 general obliga¬
tions hospital bonds.
Dated May
1, 1954.
Due on May 1 from 1956
;o
1968 inclusive.
Bonds duel in
of
bonds
of
the
Bond
bonds
March
offered
875
p.
Custer
179,
the
to
County Bank, of Custer, as
ever
Hartford, 5. Dakota
Offering—W. G. Haugen,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Apr. 26
for the purchase of $25,000 gen¬
eral obligation disposal plant im¬
provement bonds.
Dated June 1,
to
1S67
June
June
on
inclusive.
1
1956
from
Callable
as
of
1962.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the City
1,
terest
TENNESSEE
1, 1953. Due
to
DIVIDEND NOTICE
1978
interest
on
Dec. 1 from 1954
Principal and
payable
at
the
inclusive.
(J-D)
City. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Harriman, Tenn.
Bond Offering—Neva J. Brown,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
OIL
bids
1
The Board of Directors of Sinclair Oil
from
April 8. 1954 declared
the Earned Surplus of the Cor-..
on
poration a regular quarterly dividend
sixty-five cents ($,65) per share on
of
the Common Stock,
on
7:30
payable by check
June 15, 1954 to stockholders of
record at the close of business on
May
14. 1954.
P. C. SPENCER
President
p.m.
000 electric system revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on June
Common Stock Dividend No.94
Corporation
until
(CST) on
April 20 for the purchase of $100,-
CORPORATION
April
15,
callable
of
as
15, 1969. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the State
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
& Gibson, of
from
1955
are
callable
1961
to
Bonds due in
inclusive.
1960 and thereafter
as
of
June
1,1 1959.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
at
Trust
gality
the
Co.,
Chemical
New
approved
pay¬
Bank
&
York
by
City. Le¬
Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
County (P. O.
Lawrenceburg), Tenn.
Bond Offering—A. D. Lindsey,
County Judge, will receive sealed
a.m.
(CST)
on
inclusive.
Bank
of
Bos¬
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, • Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Adams,
District
Colfax), Wash.
Bond Sale—The
$217,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 9—v. 179,
1528—were awarded to Foster
p.
&
Marshall, of Seattle, on a bid
reflecting a net interest cost of
about
2.37%.
WISCONSIN
Treasurer,
will
Menomonee Falls, Wis.
Bond Offering — Sylvan J. ^
Baudhuin, Village Commissioner,
Ver¬
will receive sealed bids until 8:30
Peoples National Bank,
Brattleboro, until 2 p.m. (EST)
(CST) on May 17 for the
purchase of $240,000 sewage dis¬
posal plant bonds. Dated July 1,
receive
sealed
bids
the
at
mont
April 20 for the purchase of
$24,000
municipal
improvement
on
Dated
May
Bank
1
1954. Due
1955 to 1974 in¬
1,
May
from
Principal
and
interest
at the First' National
of Boston.
Legality ap¬
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
& Rugg, of Boston.
proved
Coolidge
1954. Due
July 1 from 1955 ta
Principal and in¬
payable at the Farmers and
Merchants Bank, Menomonee
Falls. Legality approved
by Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of
McMahon
terest (J-J)
Milwaukee.
April
9
1528 — were
Securities,
Inc., of Brattlesboro, as 2.40s, at
101.67,
41/2S,
at
Due
March
Dated
nar.
on
sold to Frank
Co., of Dallas, as
15,
March 15 from 1955
inclusive.
1983
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
by
proved
Dumas,
VIRGINIA
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids
until
2:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
April 21 for the purchase of $700,-
at the First & Mechanics National
works
water
Central
and
bonds
revenue
sold
Investment Co.
of San Antonio, as 3s.
the
to
of Texas,
Dated May
Galena Park
Virginia Beach), Va.
Offering — F. W.
Bond
May
receive
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
bids
Jan.
1
from
1955
to
bonds offered
until
179, p. 1659—were
a group composed of
Phillips Investment Co.,
to
R.
1981
1955 to
1959 inclusive.
2V2S.
125,000
Due
1960
from
2%s.
150,000
from
to
1967 to
inclusive
1966
April
on
1973
15
15
Quebec,
(MST)
Lauren
W.
revenue
notice
8
p.m.
of
May
sale
obtained
Agent.
until
12 for the pur¬
$275,000 water and sewer
bonds.
Copies of the
on
chase of
be
received
be
The
and
brochure
from
bond
the
may
Fiscal
issue pledges
100% of net revenues of the exist¬
approximately
300% of bond principal and in¬
terest requirements. Midvale City
is part of Metropolitan Salt Lake
City and reports an assessed val¬
net
income
of
at
96.49,
a
3.97%,
Due
as
follows:
April 1 from
on
April 1 from
on
1959 to 1974 inclusive.
The
bonds
i954.
are
dated
April' 1*.
,
Rouyn Roman Catholic School
Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
school bonds were sold to Rene T_
Leclerc, Inc., of Montreal, at a*
price of 92.62, a net interest cost
of about 4.60%, as follows:
$271,500 3s.
1955
Due
Due
1965 to
on
1964
to
128,500 4s.
1 from.
Jan.
inclusive.
on
Jan. 1 from*
1974 inclusive.
sealed bids
at
the office
The
bonds
Merchants
and
of
National
Richmond.
of
are
dated
Jan.
1*.
1954.
St. Leon-Le-Grand School
Commision, Que.
Debenture Sale
—
An
issue
of
$106,000 building debentures was
sold to a group composed of J..
E.
Laflamme, Ltd., LaCorporation de Prets, and Grenier, Ruet
& Co., Inc., all of Quebec, as 4s>
at a orice of 97.02, a basis of about:
4.54%. Dated March 1,1954. Due^
on
March 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
SASKATCHEWAN
King County, Vashon Sch. Dist.
No. 402 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Gi'bbs, Fiscal Agent, 401 Zions
Savings Bank Bldg., Salt Lake
City, informs us that sealed bids
will
de-
inclusive.
Mid valeUtah
—
Cie
Ltd., of;
net interest
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
WASHINGTON
Offering
from
May 1, 1954.
sold to
was
57,000 3%s. Due
Occoquan-
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
UTAH
B«nd
1
Placement,
en
the
Bank
May
on
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
First
April
on
Due
school bonds
Valeurs
in¬
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission on Local Debt, will re¬
ceive
Due
Each issue is dated
2
Commission, Room 222, Fi¬
nance Bldg., Capitol Square, Rich¬
Inc., Houston, James C. Tucker
mond, until noon (EST) on Apr. 22
& Co., Austin, and Lentz, Newton
for the purchase of $110,000 water
& Co., of San Antonio, at a price
system bonds.
Dated April
1,
of 100.01, a net interest cost of
1954.
Due on April 1 from 1957
about 2.68%, as follows:
to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and
$75,000 3s. Due on April 15 from interest
(A-O)
payable at
the
the J.
May 1 from
Joliette School Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
Cox,
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's office, or at the Bank
of New York, New York City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
William County,
follows:
as
on
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
$58,000 3s.
(EST) on April 20 for the
purchase of $1,300,000 school
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1954.
Due
Bond
12—v.
awarded
sealed
issue of
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
29,500 4s.
p.m.
T exas
April
County (P. O.
Woodbridge Sanitary Dist. (P. O.
Manasas), Va.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
refunding
4.22%,
Due
cost of about
Clerk of the County School Board,
Prince
inclusive.
1963
ap¬
of New York City.
Due on May 1 from 1955
1, 1954.
to
system
sewer
was
Legality
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
will
f '
''J
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Princes Anne's
An
—
$40,500 3^s.
general improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on May 1
Richmond.
ifc J
improvement de¬
bentures was sold to Banque Canadienne Nationale, and CreditQuebec, Inc.,
both
of
Quebec*
jointly, as 96.94, a net interest
0U0
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
.
public
cost of about
Bond Offering—Arthur L. Dow,
of
Saie
Debenture
$70,000
clusive.
Sale—An issue of $40,000
Bond
p.
basis of about 2.21%.
a
•
<.
Charlemagne, Que.
Vermont
to
Harrisonburg, Va.
on
Ferris, Texas
179,
—v.
awarded
,«"■
<-
QUEBEC
offered
bonds
.
r
;',:'.
"
CANADA
school
$60,000
construction
was
&
Sale—The
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
building bonds
on
1969 inclusive.
.
house
•
p.m.,
Tunbridge Town School District,
Bank
B.
15,
Interest
District No. 264 (P. O.
'
■
Marlboro School District> Vt.
Bond
Offering r— Gerald
L.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
until
receive
will
11
(PST)
April 29 for the purchase of
$100,000 building bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1954. Due on May 1 from
a.m.
on
1956
to
1974
after
7
years
inclusive.
Callable
from date of issue.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Weter,
Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle
I
Saskatchewan (Province of)
Debenture
Sale
—
An
issue of
$10,000,000 3y4 % debentures'was
sold to a group composed of 1
Harris & Partners, Ltd., Burns
Bros. & Denton, both of Toronto,.
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., of
Montreal, Midland Securities
Corp., Ltd., of London, Ont., andf
Osier, Hammond & Nanton, of
Winnipeg. Dated April 15, 1954..
Due
a
April
whole
on
15,
1972.
Callable
April 15, 1970.
as
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable in Ca¬
ing water and sewer systems, with
Lawrence
bids until 11
Gibson
by
Erath County Rural High School
District No. 31 (P. O.
York
SINCLAIR
National
First
Feb.
1966.
on Feb. 15. Legality
by Preston, ThorgrimHorowitz, of Seattle.
;
p.m.
pur¬
1969
to
1,
annually
&
re¬
9
ton.
,
maturing in 1970
are
house
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
j
dated
are
those
and
1954.
Due
1955
15
April
to
1954.
the
April 15, 1973.
on
thereafter
and
sewer
5s, at par.
Bond
from
Huckabay), Texas
1—v.
awarded
were
—
Common¬
agencies, has
1954
bonds
Custer
of Puerto
Rico
and
its Davidson County (P. O.
Nashville),
municipalities are exempt from
Tennnessee
taxation by the government of the
Bond Offering—Beverly Briley,
United States or any state, munic¬ County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until noon (CST) on May 18
ipality or territory.
Neither
the
government
of for the purchase
of
$1,000,000
Puerto Rico nor its municipalities, school building bonds. Dated Dec.
or
April
on
Austin.
wealth
authorities,
The
proved
May 1, 1963. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
City, S. Dak.
Sale—The $13,500
until
Principal and interest payable at
inclusive.
Due
74,000 Is. Due
of
States.
The
2%s.
April 15 from
on
1961
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive.
1964 and thereafter are,callable as
though they realized those
Legality ap¬
obligations were : surrounded by Treasurer's office.
substantially all the safeguards proved by Danforth & Danforth,
inherent in the obligations of the of Sioux City.
(even
to
454,000
on
chase
the United
the people
the
1955
A.
William
—
County Auditor,
Hauff,
a
unique political relationship. It is
..sanctioned by ratification on each
&ide and cannot be changed with¬
Offering
.
$172,000 3s. Due
South Dakota
Bond
Common¬
between
United
is
DAKOTA
County (P. O. Martin),
New
York Legal List for savings banks.
1
Dated
Feb.
Whitman and Adams County,
Lamont Consolidated School
Saus-
for the
21
Due
Act
follows:
Bennett
bids
April
on
payable
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Port Lavaca),
;^-..1
sealed
4Y2S.
as
1954.
son
chase of $149,000 refunding bonds.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on April
on
Rowles, Winston & Co., of Hous¬
~35&rdihg of the previous law re¬
of
1954.
New
industries
were ton,
Stern Bros. & Co., Kansas
lating to savings banks investestablished
in Puerto Rico
last City, R. A. Underwood & Co., of
Iments, Puerto Rican bonds were
year at the rate of one approxi¬ Dallas, and the Provident Savings
«cot included, even though. their
Bank & Trust Co., Cincinnati, as
mately every three days.
Ciigh investment status was rec¬
ognized. Obligations of all states
and certain designated municipal¬
ities
and
political
subdivisions
ceive
geles,
approved
ville, Village Treasurer, will
clusive.
Calhoun
val¬
due
Bennington, Vt.
Offering—Louis F.
Bond
bonds.
TEXAS
and
real
VERMONT
:U
lows:
estimated
uation of $15,000,00.
fol¬
as
1953 of $5,416,907
officially
(EST)
T 0M1€88€G
llico,
*
Bluntville),
for
uation
an
of
development
in
the
purchase of $163,000
Dated .May 1, 1954.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to 1974
inclusive.
Principal and interesi.
(M-N)) payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Lawrenceburg.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
1953
30,
for
10
school bonds.
Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 19, 1954
Port
'
Bond
Angeles, Wash.
Sale
982.60 Local
No.
164
—
An
nadian funds
issue of $25,-
Improvement District
bonds
was
sold
to
the
First National Bank of Port An¬
the Dominion.
in various cities ira
Legality approved!
by Daly, Thistle, Judson & Har¬
vey,
of Toronto.
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