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MONDAY
ISSUE
"The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Number 5353
Volume 180
New York 7,
Price
N. Y., Monday, August 23, 1954
$1
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
In
of military secrecy have just been taken off a radio
*eceiver-transmitter than can be tuned to 1750 Very High (VHP) and
Ultra High
(UHF) frequencies, which this corporation is producing
tor U. S. bombers and fighter planes, it was announced on Aug. 16.
In This Issue
of
of its kind, is the airborne all-channel VHF-UHP
transceiver being built for installation in such Air Force planes as
Boeing's B-47 Stratojejt bomber and its new B-52 8-jet global bomber
and North American's new F-100 Super Sabrejet.
All Navy aircraft,
including
McDonnell's F-28 Banshee and F-3H1 Demon,
Douglas'
F-3D2 Sky Night and F-4D1 Sky Ray, Chance Vought's F-70 Cutlass
and North American's F-J2 Fury, also carry this radio equipment.
first
unit,
New York
Stock Exchange
corporation
of
plus accrued dividends to Jan.
($100 per share),
F.
1, 1955.
The
lines,
hose
flexible
529.
produces
180, p.
corporation
fittings
and
Equipment, Inc.—Contract Extended—
Gas
Harvey, President,
Northrop
Aircraft,
Section
33
on
1717.
Snark B-62 missile.—V. 179, p.
.
I
■
abroad through the new
division include over two thousand different types of
plies classified under hardware, seat belts, accessories,
Products
be
will
which
sold
international
aviation 1 sup¬
maintenance
chemicals
raw
materials, and electrical and radio equipment;
also
the
new * division
will
handle the special-purpose products
of the
Aircraft
Products
Division
at Teterboro, N. J.
and the Electronic
Equipment Division at Orange, N. J. Equipment designed and manu¬
factured by these divisions include a.c. and d.c. linear and rotary
actuators, motors, gear boxes, screw jacks, hydraulic and pneumatic
valves and regulators, LF, HF, VHF, and UHF communication and
navigation systems, special-purpose receivers, radio ranges, and missile
CUldance systems.—V. 178, p.
1565.
13 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class B non-voting common stock
cents per share) through Allen Investment
Co., Boulder, Colo. The net proceeds are to be used to purchase fi¬
nancial paper
(mainly promissory notes).
The
SEC
to
corporation
on
Aug.
500,000
covering
be
offered
at
(25
par
Corp.
Arma
Bosch
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
J,9??*A92qo
$40,159,253 $41,783,976
Six Months Ended June 30—
•
Het
36,?8o'cn£
542,507
1,522,200
adminis. exps., etc
Depreciation and amortization
Federal Income Taxes (estimated)
Cost
of
Net
♦Based
per
on
dividends
Income
with
as
The
of
July
$90,000,000,
at
consolidated
4,
1954,
backlog of
provision
the corporation
the previous
Income,
On June 23, 1954, the boards o(
Corporation and its wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Arma Corporation, approved action whereby the Paren■ corn
pany and its subsidiary were
to be merged into a single ent"Pr .
known as American Bosch Arma Corp.
This merger and cha 8
name became
effective on July 21, 1954
The new Mississippi plant
MERGER
Is
of
and
NAME
American
being operated by a
CHANGE:
Bosch
wholly-owned subsidiary,
Aemrican Bosch
^en organized into two
divisions:
Division.
It is expected that all Arma Division activities will be co"ce^ated
at the new Roosevelt Field, L. I. plants by the close o
e
year, and its Brooklyn, N. Y., operations will have been discontinued,
the merger, the
the American Bosch
—V. 179,
p.
2805.
company has
and the Arma
inc.-
$
3,924,000
9,712,000
(est.)
7,383,000
229,000
(est.)
120,000
1,997,000
302,000
Income taxes
4,979,000
3,712,000
17,683,000
546,000
9,021,000
1,807,000
$0.37
4,431,000
$1.01
3,442.000
8,116.000
share.
$0.71
$1.85
1954
$172,455
84,176
1953
$316,055
221,238
$88,279
$94,817
$0.40
$0.42
Fed.
$36,222,592 $47,228,567
99,642
107,886
net
Net
$36,322,234 $47,336,453
sales
Selling,
administrative and general expenses—
and Canadian taxes on income
Federal
4,060,618
*3,430,000
$1,633,596
$2,607,779
1,056,987
$1.55
—
1,056,986
dividends paid
the
♦In
stock
ended June
the six months
for
report
Months Ended
net Income was reported as $2,327,779, or $2.20 per share of
common stock, In determining such
net Income, provision of $580,000
was made
for Federal excess profits taxes based on the then current
the rate of earnings declined during the second
1953,
provision for such taxes was not required in this
The statement for the
six months ended June 30, 1953,
herein
for
comparison,
has been
restated and includes
of
half
amount.
for
$300,000
the
excess
1953—V.
year
provided
amounts
based
on
Line
profits taxes
178, p. 753.
Louisiana
American
Pipe
Co.
—
Income—*
taxes on
Net
for
Proposed
Con-^
struction—
Income
Earnings
179,
—V.
As
earnings.
of
Earnings—
30—
taxes
before
Federal
June
$2.46
year,
rate
Net
1953 issued last
30.
Inc.—Semi-Annual
AMI,
Six
income
Net
530.
p.
4,338,573
1,739,000
com.
per
180,
36,960,101
28,889,020
Cost of
—V.
-
profit
Earned
per
p.
after taxes
common
share.
»
101.
Arkansas Power
& Light
Co.—Financing Approved—
authorization to issue and sell at
amount of first mortgage
the repayment of $4,900,000
of temporary
loans borrowed from banks in 1954 to carry on the
company's construction program; to reimburse the company's treasury
for funds
already used for the acquisition of property or the con-;|
struction, extension, and improvement of facilities; and for additional
construction expenditures and other corporate purposes.—V. 180, p. 530.
The
company
received
has
SEC
competitive
bidding $7,500,000 principal
bonds, due 1984.
Proceeds will be used for
I
has asked the Federal Power Commission to reconsider
procedural ruling and authorize prior to Oct. 1, next,
construction
of
American's proposed $130,000,000
pipe line system
This company
to
supply
Louisiana
American
which
in
tended
13.
stated
line
pipe
would
centers
the Commission that a mere legal tech¬
unnecessarily will deprive 375,000 homes
of additional supplies of natural gas.
the
block
around
construction
the
time
the
of
when
its
gas
American
suppliers
to submit to FPC regulation.
The Commission con¬
order dated Aug. 12 that this must be done prior to
required
be
Sept.
which
issue
The
will
an
in its application for rehearing to the FPC
producers would not agree to submit to regulation
date since under the law they need not apoly to the Com¬
The
that
that
mission
its
until
company
gas
shortly
commence,
American
are
bound
the
FPC
1954.
the
told
created
it
thousands of industries
Louisiana
by
300 million cubic feet of natural gas daily
fields to markets In Michigan, Wisconsin,
Coast
Gulf
Missouri.
and
nicality
and
additional
an
Louisiana
from
1,
Atlantic City Electric
original
tracts
Following
1953
1954
,
Total
ponding date of 1953.
directors
other
Total
Subs.)—Earns.
(&
1
sales
Net
Other
and sub¬
compared
quarter and the corres¬
and
opers.
1954—6 Mos.—195
61,269,000 102,805,000 119,020,000
9,439,000
6,854,000
17,136,000
273,000
529,000
547,000
State taxes on Inc.
Cable Co., Inc.
&
6 Months Ended June 30—
Iowa
estimated at $88,000,000,
was
the close of
July 4, 1954, after
from
Interest
American Chain
its
$0-80
share
common
1,442,374 shares outstanding
on
preferred stocks.
BACKLOG:
sidiary,
581,wo
1,141,000
51,903,000
3,664,000
260,000
sales
$
$
$
39,!oi'IsI
*ll41k9S5
Income
•Earnings
for
selling,
sales,
the
180,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Period End. June 30—
nc,
:
sales
American Viscose Corp.
46
Net
included
American
that a registration statement will be filed with
and that bids will be opened on Sept. 21.—V.,
621.
p.
_._46
System
Auction Sales
Earnings per share of common
With SEC
1
a
used for additions and
will be
Sept.
on
of
issue
when
1950,
expected
Is
It
debt
last
issue
SEC
46
Reserve
Federal
Cash
Boulder, Colo.—Files
Allen Discount Corp.,
will be dated Sept.
Sept. 15, 1984. The trustee
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
this corporation's
being handled by
of
sales
to be
$250,000,000
this kind offered by the company was in
$200,000,000 issue was sold.
Proceeds of the
improvements to Bell System
telephone service for the nation.
The
new
4G
__u
It is expected that the bonds
January,
10
Reserve Banks
Division-
offered at competitive bid¬
of
15, 1954 and will mature on
be The Hanover Bank.
Condition Statement of Federal
Combined
thousands of different types of
products are now
the newly formed international
division, it was announced on Aug. 12 by J. E. Ashman, President.
With the diverse facilities of the company at its disposal, the new
division will market and sell products of all divisions through its many
foreign agents who cover most of the countries in the free world.
Export
Rates
Exchange
Foreign
Co.—Bonds Author¬
Aug. 18 authorized a new bond
will
51
Dividends Declared and Payable
$
345.
p.
issue
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__46
"
'
180,
1954—4 Mos.—1953
$
$
43,507,152 199,035,539 185,935,210
American Telephone & Telegraph
.
Inc.—New International
Air Associates,
1954—Month—1953
45,712,639
—
ding.
State and City Bond Offerings
175,
1
33
Investment News-Cover
General Corporation &
Without underwriting.—V.
Stores Co.—July Sales Up—
-
—V.
Miscellaneous Features
aircraft
Night's
market,
/
ized—The directors on
division has been closely identified
with
the
F-89D
Northrop program for more than three years, its
production facilities during that period have been devoted to a number
of other defense contracts as well—plus experimentation with advanced
production techniques such as resistance welding on titanium.
Cur¬
rently this A.G.E. west coast plant also sub-contracts parts and sub¬
assemblies for such well-publicized defense items as the Douglas C-124
Globemaster, the Firestone Wac Corporal missile, and the Northrop
&
the
at
$
Sales
Scorpion.
Day
offered
be
the plan.
in
Co., Pauls Valley, Okla.—Files—
10 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
1,000.000 shales of common stock (par 10
Aug.
on
approximately
to
American
,
While
company
companies
participating
are
States Oil
Period End. July 31—
..33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
be
such
•
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
to
2585.
p.
33
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Aug. 18 announced that negotiations
between
Inc.
and the Day & Night
Aircraft
Division of Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc., have culminated in letters
r©f intent extending production of F-83D Wing Tip Fuel Pods another
24 months in
the Monrovia A.G.E. plant.
This extension, amounting to several million dollars worth of de¬
fense production,
covers spare-part wing pod sets as well
as those
intended
for
scheduled
production of the famous F-89D Northrop
C.
Lyle
The
cents)
40
43
44
Transactions American Stock Exchange
and
plan and 68,720 shares of the caoital stock
offered to eligible employees of The Amer¬
other corporations as are subsidiaries of
the
of
and
Co.
covering
Stock Exchange
Transactions New York
Affiliated
company
Markets
Over-the-Counter
participations in
Oil Co.
Standard
American
37
38
39
Exchange—Curb
Stock
Toronto
self-
of
that
Stock Exchange
Toronto
(N. Y.)—Registers With SEC—
Saving Plan of this company and subsidiary com¬
American Oil Co. and the Standard Oil Co. filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Aug. 17, 1954, covering $5,300,000
The
Oil
Exchange
Stock
Canadian
178, p. 1977.
Employees
of
Exchange
Montreal Stock
manufacture, sale
Engineering Corp. below.—V.
American Oil Co.
The
panies,
37
__37
Exchange*
the
and
will be created by
jobs
Co., Ltd.—New Affiliate—
Nuclear, Science &
ican
Exchange
Stock
Francisco
San
Hurst,
months earnings.
sealing couplings.—V.
Stock
Pittsburgh
of
36
Stock
Exchange
other
of
600,000 tons of steel and the
gas furnaces.—V. 179, p. 1261.
o£
34
Exchange
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore
President,
has recently
announced record nine
He commented at that time that "If business should
continue at its present rate, we feel that 1954 earnings may possibly
exceed $1,000,000 for the second consecutive year."
Peter
'
Exchange
Stock
Angeles
Midwest
called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1955 all
preferred stock now outstanding at par
has
cumulative
5%
its
Exchange..
Stock
Cincinnati
See
34
34
34
Detroit Stock Exchange
Aeroquip Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
This
shares
Exchange
Stock
Stock Exchange
Boston
Los
i
(Bonds):
thousands
and
employment
American Metal
13
25
29
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
American
expenditure
installation
Page
New York
operates between 225 and 400 megacycles
®n the UHF band,
can be set for automatic tuning to any 20 of the
1750 VHF and UHF channels.
An entirely different set of 20 channels
can be selected
each day for transmission and reception. When used
in conjunction with other equipment in the plane the unit becomes
an automatic direction finder.—V. 179, p. 2589.
total
production
Stock and Bond Quotations
which
transceiver,
The
the FPC, the American Louisiana project will result
of approximately $500,000,000,
for It will
approved by
a
require the drilling of gas wells, the building of gathering lines, the
expansion of gas distribution systems and the sale of hundreds of
thousands
of gas
appliances in more than 160 communities.
The
actual
construction of
the line will provide 150,000,000 man hours
wraps
The
MISCELLANEOUS
-
If
Corp.—Government Contract—
Admiral
The
INSURANCE
-
gas
Louisiana
by
to
to
the
many
pointed
contract
authorizes
If
prior
which is
out,
supply
construction
the Commission does
producers
may
cancel
time
deliveries
under
their
con¬
months away.
however,
gas
of
not
their
and
the
that
obey
new
grant
pipe
its
contracts.
the
all
producers
Federal laws If
line
approval
gas
prior
by
to
that
Oct.
date!
The New Jersey P.
Co.—To Sell Preferred Stock—
U. Commission on Aug. 18
authorized';
shares of 4.1% cumulative
preferred stock to five insurance companies and one I
the
to sell 72,000
company
1
bank.
reached agreement with the:
Eouitable Life Assurance Society, the New York Life Insurance Co.,
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Co.,
the Government Employees Insurance Co., and the Dry Dock
Savings Bank to purchase the stock at $100 par value.
The proceeds from the stock sale will be applied to payment ol
$5,000,000 in notes to banks which were contracted to meet construc¬
tion costs and additions to a utility plant.—V. 180, p. 346.
The
Commission
said
the company had
,
Atomic Development
As
Net
Mutual Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
'
of—
asset
Total
value
assets
per
on
June
30
1954
180, p. 530,
$9.9£
amounted to $2,226,998 and share*
10, 1954 assets topped the $4,000,.
outstanding totaled 204.613, At Aug.
000 mark.—V.
June 30,'54 Dec. 14,'53
$10.88
share
2
,The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(718)
Automatic
Firing Corp., St. Louis, Mo.
shares
Debentures
—
the
Offered—White & Co., St. Louis, Mo., on Aug. 10 offered
publicly $300,000 of 6% convertible debentures due Aug.
15, 1961 at par (in units of $1,000 each).
nearly
July
by
the
down
less
Howard
than
sharp
in
income
net
in
July
than
more
Simpson,
E.
the
decrease
20%
nearly
slightly
was
18
$1,000,000
reflecting
were
for
railway
this
of
for
July
operating
As
six
first
principal
of
jet
prototype
proto-
the
on
-
.
•
tanker-transport
>'••
\
f:
„•„
made
■
development
income
tax
expenses
and
incurred
as
purposes.—V.
179,
deductible
are
was
corporation
The
ployees
year,
and
which
made.—V.
has
just
stockholders
picture-magazine
176,
style
"
currently
stony
Bonn
ox
2262.
p.
Net
income
period
same
Railway
♦
the
first
with
compares
of
last
net
a
of
months
seven
for
revenues
this
income
was
year
.
-
,
,
the
for
revenues
$15,774,947
of
first
the
first
this
C.
A
year.—V.
180,
3^2% debentures
offered
was
consists of $5,000,000
Six
Beck Shoe Corp.
Months
Profit
after
Earns,
per
Ended
before
Profit
180,
30—
income
1953
$842,413
433,813
(after
1952
$1,242,166
619,186
$1,075,753
478,953
1954
r
taxes
The
$0.80
$1.24
will
1954
;
operating
Total operating
(jj
revenues-
i■,
—
$
operating
Income
Other
66,528,751
31,903,923
3,808,000
taxes
——
Total
other
16,415,923
income-—-
available
fixed
1,741,514
The
!
1,173,700
Net
for
fixed
charges-
18,157,437.
charges—-.
Aver." number
income
shrs.
of
11,650,871
of
stk.
com.
outstand.
&
the
$1.38
the
income
first
six
taxes
of
months
$1,131,214
was
compared
with
outstanding,
of
Cash
within
year
$1.04
in
share
per
first
the
30,
The
(mostly
total
short-term
$7,064,988
with
$7,712,350
the
and
of
past
four
Arlington,
months
12
branch
new
Va.
stores,
in the
open
has
the-company
which,
two of
coming
completed
the
the
yekrs
of
will
•
1967
indebtedness
the
marketing
for
'•
to
acquisition
corporate
to
and
total
present
facilities,; and
Arnold
&
the
preliminary
report for the
consolidated net profit of
a
shows
including Federal and State
the
on
286,000
after
all
shares
dividend
income
$2.50
of
taxes,
&
preferred
on
showed
Net
R.
increased
profit
Bnrge s-Man-ing
Dallas,
ceding
Y.,
With
manufactures
that
heats
year
a
divi. ton
industrial
and
period
control
.
The
proceeds
Utah.
net
to
are
be
used
to
pay
incident
expenses
California Electric
The
reports
company
earnings of $140,529,
of
no
ings
Of
par
of
$186,100,
for
the
equal
stock
common
Price
equal
to
six
71
Machine
94
cents
share
a
putstanding..
to
ended
months
cents
This
the
in
with
first
the
1954
30,
net
six
for
last,
the
for
first
the
$3,639,194
were
$7,452,677
June
on
half
1954
of
1953.
compared with
30,
1953.—V.
$4,480,006
were
Files
Bear
With
The
sinking
Unfilled
$4,678,998
179,
Consolidated
Aug.
on
filed
6
covering 635,434 shares
of
to
at
be
publiclv
and
235,434
The
net
offered
shares
to
are
proceeds
on
Mining
stock,
cents
be
to
are
oer
issued
be
vately
orders
March
at
with
June
31,
30,
The
Co.,
Reno,
Nev.—
Uranium
Aug.
on
&
the
cancellation
covering 5,000,000 shares
share)
per
The
through
net
proceeds
operations.
P.
of
G.
to
are
preferred
stock.
and'
Salt
to
letter
a
notification
of
Christopulos
used
to
&
pay
Co.,
Salt
with
at
City,
Lake
use,
Brown
Robert C.
Net
to
used
to
Certain-teed
sales
Foreign
sell
to
;
company, has asked the Federal Power Commission
purchase of electric transmission facilities
from
Black
steam
to
Hills
to
proposes
power
plant
(of Lead,
purchase
located
near
S.
Mining
D.).
from
Products
Lead,
S.
11,500-kilowatt
transmission lines and
D.,
substations
an
connecting the Homesteak plant with Black Hills' Pluma
plant. The company also seeks authorization
to acquire from
a
5,000-kilowatt steam power
plant, located near Gillette,
Wyo., transmission lines and
sub-stations.
Cost of the
Wyodak purchase is estimated at $472,000 and transfer
power
Wyodak
of
the
In
Homesteak
its
exercisable
coal
properties
application,
on
or
Fed.
taxes
Corp.
below.—V.
(&
Hills
promissory
facilities
notes
seeks
Mr.
it
which
179,
p.
Jones
has
who
Jones
J 2 ;, andtoin June
addition
being
In
appointed
also
Harnf™
of
earnings
o
Infr/
3.49%
on
per
an
•There
176,
4%
finance
to
unsecured
the
power
as
President—
President,
of
the
succeeding
Board
and
18O,
530.
p.
and
to
$17,349,618
m°nths of the previous
sales.
were
sh.
inc.
on
income
on
an
to
as
compared
year,
$5.34
June
&
Mullaney,
8,000
Wells
35,000
-
Co
&
6,000
8,000
6,000
Inc.
8,000
Newhard,
R.
-
8,000
—,
Cook &,Co._
\
Outwater
Charles
A.
Parker
-
5,000
Co
Parcells
and
Inc
5,000
Wells
and
Pacific Northwest
5,000
23,000
16,000
C. O'Donnell and Co.__
8,500
—
*
25,009
Crawford
H.
18.000
Co.
&
7,000
Weissenborn
4,000
-
Prescott,
4,000
Inc.-'
Co.,
.
Shepard
5,000
60,000
Putnam & Co.—
Cunningham,
Rauscher,
4.000
M. Joseph Cummings
Co.,
&
Inc.
20,000
Bros.
10,000
Inc.-^—
Pierce
&
Co.
10,000
4,000
James N. Reddoch
4,000.
Reynolds <fc Co
8,000
Gunn
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.-
&
Reinholdt" &
Inc
t.
4,000
Co.-
&
6,000
Gardner—
4,000
•
Curtiss, House & Co
Davenport
•
issued
E. Y.
Pontet
Dreyfus
•
R,
$48,943,037
Ellis
&
30,
and
1954
shares
4,000
40,000
<
236,244
-
$1.66%
value
par
of
the
Yu
bottler
Dry
Canada, Dry Bottling Co. of the
Khe
new
imposing
an
Thai,
plant
new
to
&
Co
Philippines,
Co._
opera¬
Inc.,
which
'
direction
&
&
Co.,
.
Co.
Fulton,
Reid
Alester
G.
30,000
——
&
Hammill
Co
10,000
5,000
'
&
15,000
5,000
Co.
Shropshire & Co..
I.
4.000
M.
Simon
3inger,
20,000
6,000
Co
&
Deane
Smith. Moore
Scribner
&
&
Co.—--
-
-5,000
4,000
Smith, Ramsay & Co. Inc.
Southern
B.
Corp.
Securities
Speer & Co
Inc
&
Mason,
i
Shearson,
Co.,
5,000
&
Co.-
&
:
Sebastian
10,000
Hibbs
-
Inc.
7,500
Co
Nnlan-W.
Co.
&
Scott, .Horner &
5,000
Clark & Co
&
Schneider
-Chas. W. Scranton & Co.-
—
Harris
H.
Schwabacher
50,000
Chicago
long-range plans include the construction of
several
other
plants
throughout
the
Philippines,
should
popular
acceptance justify this step.
■'
•"•.:/*
"Our plant was designed to accommodate future
expansion of pro¬
duction capacity, but that expansion will take
place almost immedi^
6,500
45,000
10,000
Evans
A.
30,000
E.
110.000
Corp.
Co
-
Fo'ror.
company's
8,000
Rutter & Co.__—
Saunders Stiver & Co
6,000
The First Clcvaland Corp.
First
Securities
Co.
of
President.
5,000
13,000
■
Inc.
Manila under the
at
&
First California
into
8,000
12,000
15,000
Holyoke
Fairman,
\
\
go
Co
Co.—
Rowles, Winston & Co.—
Fahey,
common
&
Russ & Co.—J—_—
Inc.
:
Roney &
Rothbern
5,000
12,000
—
10,000
Clement
$0.73
C,
Humphrey
-
Inc.
20,000
Equitable Securities
$1,540,687
Wm.
12,000
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
408,057
$1,501,120
1953.
Canada
4,000
Co.-
&
Robinson
Co.,
Co
Ellis,
stock
of
4,000
Elwortliy & Co
83,618
Riter
The
4,000
Edwards, Inc.—
J.
3,971.376
$0.71
1,903,048
Co
Co.,'Inc.——
&
1,786,387
;
pfd.
12,000
"
:
Denham &
Draper, Sears & Co.—
1953
219,782
;—
(After
Co
&
Davis & Davis.;
1,387,722
...
tax-!-.
foreign-franchise
8,000
-
Co
William
10,000
Staats
R.
&
Co.-
4.000
30,000
Starkweather & Co.—r—
.
ately,"
T. H.
Mr^
Wei,- Vice-President,
productive equipment will be installed
to
the
islands.—V.
179,
declared.
as
soon
Additional
as
delivery
and
can
larger
Co.,
a—^
& Co.,
Stein
•
Walter
C.
Gorey
Boyce
4,000
Co
15'™
Sterne, Agee & Leach
Stewart,
15,000
Gradison
&
Sternberger
*4,000
Goodbody & Co
W.
Bros.
10,000
^
Inc.—
Robert Garrett & Sons
be m&de
2246.
p.
Furman,
Inc.
Gairdner
Canada General Fund
share
basis
to
as
a
net
return
compared
the
to
3,246,436%
(1954)
Ltd.—Initial Public Of¬
Fund
placed
was
on
common shares of this
the market Aug. 17 by a nationwide
-
BUSINESS—This
Fund
was
incorporated
corporation and is registered
1940
as
closed-end
diversified
a
tvpe.
redeemable
management
the
To
under
extent
that
July
the
20,
Investment
investment
its
1954
as
&
Co.—-—
EMbanks,
St.ix
4.000
Strader,
10,000
12,000
15-00U
Co
&
.-4,000
Meyer-
York
son
6,000
company,
will
completion of the current offering, it
"open-end"
investment company,
but
will not
make a
offering of its shares.
has
a
sources
outside
of
the
development in
The investment
sell
their
common
and
Canadian
principal
invest not
more
Hecker
will
of
H.
the
United
the
States, particularly
economic
the
of
preferred
laws,
or
expansion
Fund
stocks
which,
of
will
and
be
those
to
bonds
though
Swan-Rowley Co.,
Texas National Corp
4,000
—
The W. C. Thornburgh Co.
12,000
Co
6,000
Townsend,
son
Dabney
4.0UU
4,OOP
10-0W
5,uuu
& Ty-
—
4.000
Soencer Trask & Co
Hickey & Co. Inc
5,000
Van
5,000
-
Hill & Co
J.
J.
J.
H
3l,uuu
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
B.
;
Hooker
Hulme,
and
r
organized
elsewhere,
The Fund
have
28,500
Hilliard
Hilsman &
Hirsch
.
*
:
&
&
Son__
&
Fay
Applegate
F.
4.000
;
——1
&
Ft.
Hutton & Co.—
De-is J. vniere & Co.
Wiley Bros.
'
Inc.
Wilson,
8,000
*
gins
Inc.—
Kenny
Willis,
6.000
"
.
'
Noel & Co._
Alstyne,
&
—
Johnson
Ayres,
—%uw
Hig-
•——«•
Witter
So Co.-
50,000
Dean
20,000
Co.—-Fred C. Yager, Inc—-—
'
'
"
may
Jaffe, Lewis & Co.——_
4.000
of its total assets in companies having their
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs
8,000
Wulff,
Hansen
&
5.ouu
4'uuw
&
'
W. E. Hutton & Co.—
5.0UU
Inc.
16.000
Humphrey, Inc.
E.
20,000
Co., Inc.
Co._
and
Canada.
& Co.
60,000
1
activities
in
Inc.—
Sweney Cartwright
than 20%
interests
5.0W
Sutro & Co
5,000
Henry Herrman & Co.—__
be~an
continuous
issuers
".OjJJJ
5,000
Barrett Herrick & Co. Inc.
become
purchase,' hold
of
organized
Mc-
30,000
Co
&
&
Blosser
Dowell
"
showing promise
Canada.-
Hentz
Co.,
4
Straus,
20.000
Hemphill Noyes & Co.^.
organized to enable United States investors to
interest in securities deriving their income from
policy
&
&
Taylor
Inc.
4,000
20,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
been
diversified
Co
Ira Haupt & Co.—
Ilayden, Miller & Co.-
Company Act
upon
Fund
&
Ladd
Stieglltz—
"
shares
common
&
&
Co.—
&
Carter H. Harrison & Co._
Cana¬
a
Greene
Halle
underwriting group consisting of 207 dealers headed
jointly by Bache & Co. and Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis.1 The stock, $1 par value, is priced at $10 per share.
dian
D.
..Grant-Brownell
fering—An offering of 3,250,000
acquire
with $9,178,473 for
and represent
per
equivalent
7,500
—
Co.
Nesbitt, Thomson and Co.,
-
3,192,242
*
—
period———————
issued
recently opened
under
equivalent
(adjusted
G.
Carey,
1954-
fgn. taxes
on
profits
the
were
latest
is
The
Earnings Up—
iX ™,0nihs ended June 3°. 1954, totaled $496,851,262,
$77,921,875 over sales for the similar period of 1953.
share
The
tion
of
director.
a
joined Robbins Mills as President and
was elected Chairman of the Board,
President.—V.
Milwaukee
•
Nelson, Scoville & Co. Inc.
5,000
Co.^-L-!
&
Cullman
1058.
p.
requirements)
of
as
for
com.
per
dividend
option,
of 1954, he
amounted
earnlnEs
94.83
issue
Chairman
elected
Boeing Airplanet Co.—Sales
NM
acquired
to
proposes
elected
25,000
'
has
Co. Inc.—-New
been
was
it
George
60,000
Co._
Revel Miller & Co
The
25,000
Cruttenden & Co._;
approximately $444,000.
822.
was
of 1953, Mr. Jones
rtirlU,;
to
states
authorization
Blumenthal &
G-
Blumentha1,
rreasuier
FPC
through
purchase.—-V.
(Siduey)
amount
Hills
Sept. 1, 1956, to buy, also from Wyodak, a
equipment and surface rights located near Gillette.
also
Courts
■
Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes—
excess
income
•Earns.'
before
mining plant,
Black
will
Black
-
4,000
Co
Ed. Murray & Co
Landstreet & Kirk-
Cohu & Co.
con¬
.
$48,405,060
Federal
income
The
Homesteak
West
Inc.
Estabrook
Net
mining
authorize
Hoipestake
Wyodak Coal Co.
Miller &
1
&
Securities
'
r
-
,
and
Winslow
Pri¬
new
5,000
Turben
Mid-South
4,000
City Securities Corp
two; insurance
bank loans and for
repay
Merrill,
4,000
Corp.-
Chiles-Schutz Co.
California
issue of $1,500,000
an
r
—
for
for
stock
Co.,
Whiteside
4,000
6,000
'
Chace
Co.—
Memphis Securities Co
4,000
& Co.,
1—1
Securities
70,000
&
4,000
20,000
Co
_1
Clafk,
622.
p.
Profit before prov. for U. S. &
Utah.
Black Hills Power & Light
Co.—Proposed Purchase—
the
Inc.
remaining
Bonds
,
Co.—
&
:———
Carolina
4,000
Co—
Carl F. Mead & Co.
12.000
Buell & Co.—
Cantor,. Fitzgerald
&
McDonald-Moore
Campbell, McCarty & Co.,
-
10,000
C* McCune & Co.——_
4,000
Sons
Phillips
10,000
M'cKelvy & Co
and Co.— '
Inc.
7,500
Inc
Co.,
4,000
MacDonald
&
Caldwell,
for
'
.
30,000
—__
&
Inc
5,000
,
Alex.
&
McDonald
Bradley & Co.
Monroe
5,000
14,500
Co.,
& Co,
C.
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
determined
Any
the
Place
Nine Months Ended June 30—
SEC
(2 cents
City,
incident
expenses
the
par
180,
be
to
are
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
acquire
Lake
M.
&
McCourtney-Breckenridge
5,000
—
25,000
Co
E. Masten & Co
5,000
Co., Inc
C. Bradford & Co.
De
-
Metals Co.,
&
95.000
Patrick Inc.
Co.—To
plans
company
SEC
.
capital stock to be offered
be
be
Marshall Co.
Martin Investment
A.
Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.
(Wm.) Cameron & Co., Waco, Tex.—Offer for Stock—
indebtedness.
of
tunnel
a
5,000
•
Prov.
filed
9
will
to
Service
Water
proceeds
See
with
Utah—Files With SEC—
company
cumulative
applied
The
—
Provision
The
stock
common
The
1
McCarley
Edward
and
Commission
10,000
4,000
after
value common stock., '
3.35% first mortgage bonds due 1979.
1954, and
V
notification
drive
'
Black Hawk
the
Power
$1 par
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.)
of which-400,000 shares are
share,
without
underwriting,
in
to
used
'
properties.
of
rate
fund
be
will
California
months
2805.
p.
letter -of
a
common
3
Federal
30,000
McAndrew
Blau
4,000
Manley, Bennett & Co.,—
10,000
.
15,000
22,500
Mann and Gould
7,500
J.
Co.—Proposed Financing—
the
general
corporate
states in its application,—V. 180, p. 622. i
utility
SEC—
company
to
170,000 shares of
interest
struction.—V.
Black
Power
applied
issue
earn¬
compared
Co.—
:
MacBride, Miller & Co
4,000
Inc.
companies (probably Occidental Life Insurance Co. and
of
period
same
4,000
Bensdorf & Co.—
Boswerth,
net
shares
198,500
compares
share
a
June
on
to
and
amounts
Co.—Earnings—
1953.
Sales,
$5,803,680
.
Foundry &
13.000
6,000
Irving Lundborg & Co
10,000
David
through competitive bidding on or about Aug. 31.
Major portions of proceeds from the proposed securities sale will
be used by the company to redeem its 38,800
shares of outstanding
to
$2.50
Steel
has
company
authorization
mining activities.
Birdsboro
20,000
&
Bullington-Schas
The
Aug. 6 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 7,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (3 cents
per share)
through Call-Smoot Co., Phillips Bldg., Salt Lake City,
on
20,000
J
Blair & Co., Inc
equipment, a radiant
pnu'ue booth.—V. 179,
aoousii
an
4,000
Beadling & Company
Beil & Hough
c.—__Herman
5,000
20,000
Co.—
& Co.--
Williams
Baxter,
&
Loewi & Co.
Co
Eichler
100^000
Lee Higginson Corp.-—
Lester, Ryons & Co.—___
5,000
7,000
Co.__
Bass
Kohn
18.000
1
Bass &
R.
4,000
20,000
Kirkpattrick-Pettis Co
Richard E.
—
15,000
1
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
Kinsley & Adams___—
Co.,
Leary & Co
Bateman,
'■
Chicago
&
Bell
&
M. Kidder & Co.
A.
5,000
Co.——
&
Walter
out¬
1477.
p.
Big Bend Uranium Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
company
Bond
Inc.
Burke
The
50,000
4,000
Bankers
Braun,
libert^ville.
*vt
6,000
—__
Kerr
——
Jack M.
$2.20
$42,319
at
6POO
lg^ooo
Inc
MacArthur
Co.
Co.,
&
J. Barth & Co._
ago.
noise
and
coo.s
the
Kenower,
4,000
W., Baird
rBarrow,
and
for
reported
was
4,000
Kay, Richards & Co.
20,000
L.
taxes, compared with $16,580
a
sales
10,000
and Co
Kalman & Co.,
Ball, Bulge & Kraus_____
profits in the six months
Leadbetter, President, announced on Aug. 18.
mid-year report revealed net sales for the - 1954 six months
were. $307,572.
During the same period in 1953 net sales were
30,
I. Josey
John B. Joyce & Co..'
Baldwin, White & Co.—
The
all
stock.
Inc. —--rd-—1,
H.
.
Inc
Morford,
Barrett
to
6 000
20^000
Miller,
5,000
Baker, Watts & Co.--!—
|
stock
common
Co.—
Hewitt-
&
5,000
Co
Inc.
new
after
equivalent
value
par
requirements
$655,970
&
&
Mellen
5,000
Crane
Assel
Robert
tended
year
4,000
11,000
Co., Inc.-
Badgley, Frederick, Rogers
,\
fiscal
Co
&)
Jones
Kreeger
20 000
"
$203,-
the
"
H.
J.
in
to
than
indebtedness
after giving
effect to
approximately $62,000,000,—V. 180, p. 622.
in
Jones,
Joseph,
6,000
&
^
Edward D.
Allyn and, Co.„ Inc._
Space
Co., Inc.
4.000
Allison-Williams
C.
Lane,
10,000
Baker
more
Johnson,
Paine_
&
Shares
Hugh Johnson & Co., Inc.
10,000
Amott,
issue,•.amounted
aggregated
names:
*
|285,000
Adams
A.
A.
of
respective
Hinckley
Proctor
Adams &
im-
purposes
their
336.000
Abbott,
! V-
assets
opposite
—
and
and
-
the
to
Co.
Frederic
<
applied
largely as a
expansion
transportation
general
V, V
-
the
the
and
and
the
in
company
properties
incurred
None
offering of 3,250,000 common
shares
below-named several underwriters, who
certain conditions,' to purchase the
number
Curtis
be
issue
new
funded
to
1954,
$892,013.
con¬
Eastchester, N.
178, p. 754.
week.—V.
the
Bruqe Co.—Profits Show Decline—
June
period
.
maturing
Governments
compared
by
gas
effect
giving
company
The
six
:
.
of
debentures
company
$54,000,000
company
ended
ago.
struction
;
with
.
months)
seven
During
.
compared
securities
each
maturity
Burgess-Manning Co., Libertyville, 111.—Earnings—
1953.
1953.
and
1974
Outstanding
3,250,200 shs
initial
below
forth
set
'
FINANCING
the
Bingham Sheldon & Co.—
profit after Federal income taxes was $589,214 as compared
with $623,327; this amounts to 98 cents per share on 600,000 common
months
PRESENT
100 shs.
Webber, Jackson &
Paine,
The net income for the same period last year was $797,267, equiva¬
to $2.67 per share on the common stock, in which was included
non-recurring net income of $199,113 equivalent to 69 cents per share,
—v. 178, p. 2570.
;
Net
shares
the
in
of
bank
made
used
the
Total
share
for
$1,250,725
TO
7,500,000 shs,
through
subject
agreed,
Bache &
V
lent
months
ending July 31, 1954, Philip LeBoutillier, Presi¬
dent and General Manager, reported net sales were $16,332,454 com¬
pared with $15,940,605 for the same period in 1953. Net profit before
Federal
be
of
rafter
charges
;
.
of
and
refining,
will
amounted
June
5 a
Co.—Sales Up—Profits Lower—
six
$1,700,000
proceeds
.
standing,
Best
EFFECT
Shares
equipment
of
The
179, p. 2138.
For
Shelley.
GIVING
(par $1)
(par $1)
made
shares
of
-
9,624.792
share
per
of
(E. L.)
9,624.792
11,650,871
,
are:
G.
shares
being
have
as at April.30,
1954, include properties,
totaling over $139;000,000 after providing re¬
for depreciation and depletion of over $85,000,000.
Net current
000,000.
issue
13,285,979
$1.17
-
oil
4,173,234
13,625,221
-
net
reduction
of
assets
excess
•
for
provided
retire
to
expenditures
and
•.assets,
17,459,213
4,532,216
income—
Dividends
being
company.
16,285,513
r
C.
The
;
the
balance
plant
!
Income
Total
—V.
of
serves
operating income—-
in
1 provement
11,265,000
4,063,000
——
taxes
Net
Net
part
^development
31,5*58,513
11,425,000
revenues
not
are
is
;
being offered
are
yield about 3.58%.
being offered publicly.
inclusive.
i the
Net
sufficient
result
97,887,264
74,270,230
_
,
in
106,174,153
:
..
expenses
fund
PROCEEDS—The
1953
■
sinking
be
1973
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada- -Earnings—
Total
sinking fund debentures due 1974
The
Six Months Ended June 30—
M.
UNDERWRITERS—The
on
$0.90
622.
p.
annum
serial debentures
—
Fund
new
Maj. Gen. Albert B. Matthews
Right
William F. Morton and Joseph J.
Snyder
Meighen, Osgood, Ryan, and
Meighen,
Vance,
Common stock
Deferred
serial debentures maturing $500,000
at 98.75 and accrued interest to
pfd.
„
the
Authorized
Sept. 1, 1957 to 1966 inclusive, and $15,000,000 sinking fund debentures maturing Sept. 1, 1974.
per
-Earnings—
-
taxes—
income
share
com.
dividends)
—V.
June
Federal
Federal
(& Subs.)
of
Lawson,
Ray
Arthur
Messrs.
CAPITALIZATION
'
(A. S.)
0f
sub¬
ETC.—Officers
Hon.
Johnson,
and
Aug. 18 by a large syndicate of investment dealers
headed by Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.f The new issue
438.
p.
issue of $20,000,000
new
com¬
35%
Canada.
to
tax
on
last
operat¬
railway
than
more
of
months
seven
of
months
seven
any
presently
OFFICERS,
Honorable
British American Oil Co.r Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
nearly
for the
in
exceeds
.
.
with July,
year.
operating
at $270,498,348 were about $50,000,000
year
ing
for
and
industry
also
government
Henry T. Vanrp
President:
Maxwell
C. G. Meighen.
Robert, L.
Osgood, Edward F*
Ryan,
William F.
Shelley,
and Evan V.. Shierling,
Vice-Presidents*
and Louis A. Gallinari, Treasurer and Secretary^
'
Directors
of
the
fund
are:
O.
Kelley Anderson, John A.
Fuller
George M. Hobart, Dr. Oliver B. Hopkins, Kenneth L. Isaacs'
Vinton
1953.
$8,400,000
investments
given
a
may
the
or
assets.
Fund
stantial
mailed
to its customers,
empictorial report which tells in
products and now tney are
recently
22-page
a
tne
The 'Fund
Government
make
can
in
investments
no
elsewhere.
Canadian
Fund
intends to make no distributions to
sharp
holders
and
net
income, including gains, will be
accumulated and
reinvested by the fund.
The fund intends to conduct its affairs
so it
will incur no income tax liability to the United States
and no
The
2805.
p.
the
The
States.
provided
the fund's
V
*
interests
obllgtalons of
United
pany,
,
Its
*
■
the
of
and
activites
in
$5,196,074
30, expenditures on the prototype project totaled slightly
$15,000,000.
These costs have been charged to research
than
and
for
months
expended
of June
more
was
revenues
compared
as
year
the
company
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp.—Product Booklet—
it
This
last
of
for
1954)
the
vv
$1,100,000,
President.
30,
period,
company-financed
first flight on July 15.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—July Earnings Lower—
Aug.
months
The
net proceeds are to be used for working
capital.
This com¬
formerly Stok-A-Fire Co., Inc., originally engaged only in the
assembly and sale of coal stokers, has expanded its business to in¬
clude
automatic gas
and oil burners, and room, central residential
and space coolers in the air-conditioning, field.—-V. 180, p.
153.
income
June
Invest
six
and development programs.
Current costs
jet tanker-transport are included in this amount.
type
The
Net
of
as
year.
the
research
on
pany,
announced
outstanding
previous
During
^£1954
Monday, Augus
.
.
.
qJ: J;nn
^
Number 5353
Volume 180
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
-
(719)r' 3
±
Registers as Investment Firm—
Certain-teedi company plans to make the
remaining stockholders, of Wm. Cameron & Co.
SEC has issued an order granting the application of
this Fund
register with the Commission as an investment company under the
Investment Company Act of
1940 and
to
make
a
publicThe
Assuming acceptance
volve $9,555,350 im cash
to
offering
Certain-teed
securities in the United States.'
The company was organized
20, 1954, for the purpose of carrying on business as an in¬
company,
concentrating
its
investments
in
securities -of
issuers substantially engaged in Canadian enterprises.
Canada Gen¬
eral Fund " i 1954 >
Limited has made ! undertakings and agreements,
all as specified in SEC Rule N-7D-1,. which, together with the pro¬
visions of
the company's charter and by-laws.. are proposed by the
company
as
"special
circumstances
and
arrangements"
justifying
the entry of the Commission's order.—V. 180, p. 531.
of
its
on
by
all
plus
stock.—V.
stockholders,
the
issuance
180,
623,
p,
the
of
offer
same
transaction
about
to1
all
will
415,450
aijice
July
vestment
offered
at
in¬
shares
of
A
letter
notification
of
1.700 shares of
through Harris,
filed
was
McDonald,
stock
common
Upham &
(par $1)
Co.,
177,
director.—V.
a
with
New
the
to
SEC
for
Aug.
$14
at
the
9
the
June
increase
an
per
30,
over
New
1954,
a
new
the
corresponding
reported in a letter
to
Full
a
Net
share¬
was
•
$17,785,534,
compared with
$15,013,369 in the corresponding period ended June 30, 1953. Net income
amounted to $706,023, equal after preferred dividends
to $1.47 a share on the 476,230 shares of common stock outstanding.
the
In
$1.39
or
share
a
Wallichs
Mr.
.
months ended
12
out
1953,
the
number
same
pointed
that
securities
governmen-t
an'd
cash
the
on
30,
of
net
liabilities.—V.
172,
working
alone
income
capital
and
Divs.
June
the
30
(&
with
!
sales
Net
profits
Gross
1954
current
:
—
—-
,
and
$64,691,780
2,917,025
1,501,716
income
Net
Earns,
$1,438,161
sh. after
—V.
for
prov.
pfd.
$2.32
$30.30
In
..
share by
stock
common
(par $l)
in
Delaware
Feb.
on
21,
is
tries.
N.
The
executive
The
Y.
and
office
corporation
Thomasville,
is
GIVING
4%
4
maturing
One
at
TO
stock
Common
""In
Plan.
(par
addition,
reserved
for
also V.
See
for
a
of
the
1
17,500
has
issued
authorizing this company to
1954—Month—1953
1954—Month—1953
$2,463,728
at
the
6,954,023
inc., net-
$496,054
349
1,086
of
not
$494,968
$8,120,751
189,008
210,998
2,487,633
78,523
$321,970
stock
com.
♦Earns, per
$6,640,917
2,379,763
$0.13
2,492,850
Wyman,
that
180,
Central
of
in
commenting
50.
p.
good
.
.
100%
mtge.
1954.
upon
:
water
and
was
Co.
accrued
Curtis and
The
Loewi
Sold —Mention
The
associates.
and
quickly completed. See V. 180,
of¬
with
announced
Corp., Kansas
C. Kimball
&
-
for
the
be
V
Aug.
on
offered 58,000 shares of class A convertible common
stock (par
$1) at $5
The class A
stock
share
is
for
per
share.
convertible
two
common
into
stock
the
on
basis
Kansas
and
Associated with Paul C. Kimball & Co. in the offering were: A..G.
Edwards & Co.; Baker, Simonds &
Co.;
B.
C. Christopher & Co.;
& Waeckerle, Inc.;
McDonald, Evans & Co.; and Smith,
Lucas, Eisen
Hague, Noble
& Co.—V.
agreement wtih the owners of
outstanding stock of Wm. Cameron & Co. of Waco, Texas,
purchase their shares on the basis of $11.50 in cash plus oneof
entered
Certaln-teed
into
common
for
each
share
of
office
at
Canada, $51.00
NOTE:
On
New
per
account
Cameron.
(Reg.
a
of
the
TO
Jan.
2038—
—
366,104 shs.
352,639 shs.
.
the company was guarantor,
proprietary companies, of
$43,460,000 principal amount of
(a)
Paul
Union
Depot
plus
the
purchase
RR.
first
annual
jointly
and
1954
years
three
of
these
1963
to
calendar
equipment
is
has
agreed,
of purchase dated
company
corporations
or
from
Blair,
the
until
Net
Pfd.
&
V.
listed
the
company
Ripley
subject
Co.,
to
the
terms
of
p.
Co.
900,000
900,000
Subs.)—Earnings—
M954—12 Mos.—*1953-
$3,067,490 $14,405,672
28,718
$3,355,390
_
$3,096,208
deductions
744,121
$12,954,151
501,021
125,4^1
shs.
results
SOLD
TO
stock
the
ployees
applied for
first
was
of
operations
other
than
the
have
refunds
from
30
C. I. T. Financial
6,405,000
$1.4!)
restated
in
shares
the
than
179,
by
the
date
of
offered
no
Employee?^
board of directors.
the offer, 879 em¬
available
were
reflect
text.
1954, the 99,950 share?)
shareholders previously
the
authorized
to
the
preemptive rights, were
its subsidiaries under an
following
days
more
necessary.—V.
been
mentioned
June,
which
company
company
and
Plan of 1954 as
Purchase
shares
$1.63
released
During
of
6,700,050
$0.35
EMPLOYEES—In
of
permanently
employees of the
Stock
270,000
6,405,000
$0.34
adjustments
2,407,024
$10,672,541)
1,080,000
1,080,000
270,000
sh.
com.
common
2,884,210
$2,531,738 $12,022,483
6,700,050
outstg-
per
$14,906,693 $13,079,57(1
564,470
$2,611,269
— —
dividends
and
allotmeil
an
2595.
p.
Corp.—Financing Contract Complete I
North American
Equipment Corp., maker of gravity shelving fixture?*
drug stores,' moved on Aug. 18 to capture a larg> •!
share of the $330,000,000 it estimates grocers and druggists will spcml
for
groceries
the
next
Carl
W.
ments
and
12
months
to
modernize
their
stores.
'
Shaver, President,
with
I.
T.
C.
said his firm had just completed arrange¬
Corporation, industrial financing subsidiary of
Corp., which will make North American fixture f
I.
T.
Financial
available
instalment
on
the
for
of
terms
five years.
to
up
Food-O-Mat
and Drug-O-Mat fixtures,
Mr. Shave?
payment to North American of 25%
of thl
purchase price, with the remainder paid in monthly instalments i, >
C. I. T. Corporation.,—V. 180, p. 623.
call
for
down
a
"
■
1
City Products Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—The cor *
poration, it was announced on Aug. 20, has placed pri¬
vately, through A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. an issue r >!
$7,000,000 3%% promissory notes due 1974. — V. 18(v
p. 623.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
Period End. June 30—
Total
and
(&
1954—3 Mos.—1953
revenues
Gross
Subs.)—Earn\
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$22,597,475 $22,820,917 $92,116,431 $89.98i t
\
18,373,664
18,727,888
74,827,y26
73,697,099
taxes
I
•
Net
income
Earns,
—24 Wks. End.—
'
$5,360,455
$9,080,510
$10,405,324
198,035
90,725
488,020
1/1-6/19/54 1/1-6/20/53
recently
$0.93
$0.98
$4.04
$3.
)
j
J
2367.
p.
Climax
Molybdenum Co.—Expands Research—
quarter
of
million
dollar expansion in molybdenum
researr
by Alvin J. Herzig, Vice-President—Researcu,
mainly in research in molybdenum chemict )
and in
molybdenum-base alloys for high temperature use.
Mr.
Herzig announced the acquisition of a modern building
mediately adjacent to the present Climax laboratories in Detroit, Mich;.
a
announced
Aug.
The
expansion
will
be
will
add
This,
he
present
said,
research
16
8,000
facilities.
feet
It
was
Company.
floor
of
space
purchased
from
to
the
the
company' 1
Gorhara Tot I
,
expanded
chemical
will
program
Moly-sulfide, the promising
180,
be
devoted
lubricant,
new
gasolines,
p.
and
in
in
mainly
research
to
molybdenum catalyst J
synthesis of ne./
the
439.
Vending Service, Inc., Maspeth, L. I., N. Y.-—
Securities and
corporation
Aug.
on
9
Exchange Commission—
filed
letter
a
of
notification
ti
with
covering $250,000 of 6% sinking fund debentures due Sept.
1964, to be offered at 100% of principal amount, without underwritir
The
proceeds
and
working
results
111,078
are
to
be
used
to
indebtedness and for expansion
$56,248
from
now
acquisition
Treasurer.—V.
on
of
179,
p.
repay
capital
The
the
$198,035
announced
Chambers,
share-
com.
)
$3,579,002 $14,670,054 $13,752,4<
Coleman Co., Inc.—Sales and
1
loss.
operating
$3,394,223
)
478,966
special
net
per
179,
$4,093,029 $17,288,505 $16,284,4
514,027
2,618,451
2,532,0
829,588
SEC
6/20/53
loss__—
Consolidated
$4,223,811
Int., etc. deductions
The
•
$4,635,545
from
income
Coffee
Subs.)—Earnings—,
34,477
R.
(&
96,691
income
Files With
•
(&
900,000
,
1
items
the
$3,258,699
„
upgrading low octane
molybdenum chemicals.—V.
623.
sales
L.
improve'-
1, 1954, this corporation
1954—3 Mos.—'*1953
for
6/19/54
to
income
had
in
1,150,000
—12 Wks. End.—
by
in
over
Electric Co.
&
was
$1,150,000
Inc
—
"
and
for
180, p. 531.
■"Comparative
will
below, who have agreed severally
respective principal amounts of
their respective names:
—
&
Co., Inc.
180,
'
income
expenditures
a
income
applicable
such
and
discharged
set forth opposite
Hallgarten & Co.
Lee
Hlgginson Corp.
Net
turned
income
Gross
The
Operating
1954
obligations
$1,405,955
years
Glore, Forgan & Co.
Net
of
$62,500,000 from the Prudential -Life Insurance
$250,000,000 loan agreement with the com¬
Operating
Other
Expenses
Co.
maturities
remaining
Harriman
Childs
30,
$32,484,505
Operating revenues
$20,497,210 $20,390,763 $90,908,640 $86,256,98 )
Oper. expenses & taxes.
17,238,511
17,323,273
76,502,968
73,302,833
mortgage
Co.
of
trust bonds
also
on
Period End. Jun. 30—
A
firms
the
See
June
the
for
delivery
against
surrender
of
first
preferred stock of predecessor company, Chicago
or
the
to
f.
deducting
at
contracts.
months
has
Cincinnati Gas
company)
calendar
ten
for
to
>
after
in¬
1954,
foreign sub¬
$136,583,657
$20,100
bonds
collateral
June
wholly-owned
to
acquired
Co.
pany.—V.
said,
$2,741,580
§14,926,442
_
$225,016,151,
six
of
Co. under its
C.
Outstanding
$$7,499,400
1,
assets
amounted
Private Placement—On July
Terms
;
1953,
to
5,000,000
due
30,
con¬
years
its
Conner
Avenue
plant
in
with the Briggs' purchase, to the Packard
five-year lease basis with an option to buy.
and then Chrysler had made Packard bodies in this plant. ■.
Mich.,
Car
Briggs
prices
1954
FINANCING
1988
at
the
the
t
of principal amount
PRESENT
first
$214,023,526
current
defense
on
corporation
Detroit,
in
of a Contract
Aug. 11, 1954, to sell
issue
of $5,000,000
principal amount of collateral trust
bonds, due Aug. 1, 1969, at 98.85999% of their principal amount,
accrued interest thereon from Aug. 1, 1954 to date of delivery,
1
fluctuations in
the rate of
Childs
[every
Foods
Stores, Inc.
Beissner & Co. and
U. S. Patent Office)
week
Drapers' Gardens, London, E.
York, N. Y., under the Act of March
year. Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
2-0613);
and
on
1,
in
in
$488,020
will
Fred
be
$367,888
considerably
Fear
&
Co.,
aided
according
company
first seven
$1.29
a
For
ings
share
the
were
on
same
on
Aug.
months
the
reported
1954.
last
Earnings—
net
Earnings
400,000 shares of
period
$1,317,283,
18
of
year,
equal to $3.21
sales
a
sales
were
common
were
share.—V.
of
$22,688,533
$553,385,
fc?
equal
tj
stock.
$25,021,930
179, p.
and
earn¬
2367.
1931.
an
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert
President. Published twice
(Telephone STate
redeemable
entire
3%%
179, p. 2590.
Certain-teed Products Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
be
35,764,210
included
included
and
additions
to
land, buildings, machinery and equipment
$24,534,124, and depreciation amounted to $25,485,533.
The
of
$521,846.
Sales
This corporation has
70% of the
1,
par)
shares.
Texas.
EFFECT
Jan.
conditions
of
The net proceeds will
be used for working capital.
This
company,
formerly Allied Service Co., and its subsidiaries
operate finance and loan
companies in Missouri, Alabama, Florida,
also
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
.'
common
will
of the sinking fund.
have the optional redemption
will
bonds
31,
option
50
bonds—
($50
on
and
-
the
net
securities
totaled
payments
to
amounted
and
Inventories
were
in
part from time to time,
days' notice, at the then
(including accrued interest to the
(b)
not
ments
*
179,
$2,379,700
the
43,689,486
been
were
stock
common
at
have
subsidiaries
six
purposes
due
($50
average
Mo.—Stock
City,
Co., Chicago, 111.,
and
redeemable
or
than
subsidiaries
such
assets
Cash
During
—V.
the
Century Acceptance
Offered—Paul
1954.
On
were
share.—V.
per
other
Western
§The
623.
p.
be
time
obligations
(or
Great
closing of subscription books on
an
issue of $4,000,000 3V4% first mortgage bonds.
See
offering in V. 179, p. 2806.—V. 180, p. 50.
post
$1.15
first
1953.)
principal amount of first mortgage bonds, $12,072
principal amount of general income bonds, $36,090 par value of pre¬
ferred shares, as the case may be, held by or issuable to an
exchange
by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Co.
&
will
any
more
bonds
4V2 %
stock
St.
average
interest
trust
3%%
stock
$Includes
agent
Debentures
—
(a)
at
nor
the
for
bonds
income
the
share
the
for
in
earnings
principal of
serial
bonds,
V/q-23/b%, due Oct. 1, 1974, of Kansas City Terminal Ry.
Co.
and
(b)
the principal of and interest on $12,577,000 principal
amount
of
the first and
refunding 3,/s%
bonds, due Oct. 1, 1971,
of
,
.
bonds
redemption),
4%
interest
and
31,
current
partial
those
provision
the
for
period
Peppers
earnings
approximately
redemption price
1955,
trust
severally
$1.33
$1.84
1954
of
interest by Glore, Forgan &
Further details follow:
30
NOTE—As of Dec.
Central Vermont Public Service Corp.—Books Closed
—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., managing underwriter,-on
half
net
same
and
sinking fund redemption price will be 100%
accrued interest to the redemption date,
Common
Aug. 16 of the public offering
convertible subordinated debentures
$1,500,000 41/2%
at
to
the
share
per
the
for
Champlin
The
issue of
our
of
Georgia,
to
98c
104'/2% for the 12 months beginning Aug.
the 12 months period beginning Aug. 1, 1968.
Preferred
$0.08
unusually
Telephone
made in
A
period,
only.
stock, after
from
mortgage
class
the
of
whole
a
collateral
for
General
942,339
shares outstanding at July
common
President,
because
average.—V.
one
$3,396,724
1954;
1953.
sidiaries,
'
June
common
to
share
per
all
trust
optional
Collateral
July operations,
conditions, the com¬
pany's hydro-electric generating plants produced 83,596,000 kilowatt
hours, or over 25% more energy than they would normally expect
to generate in the
month, and that for the 12-month period ended
in July, the
generation of the hydro stations was almost 9% above
U
the
amounted
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
$205,447
sh.:
com.
on
Aug. 18
for
and
31,600,000
44,136,903
in
foreign
cluding $23,549,889 in
831,045
earnings for
56.534,150
103,050,000
>
•
15,791,660
STOCK
than
for
100%
$233,970
117,645
for
fering
May
includes
56,461,919
116,800,000
to
Net
and accrued
as
less
Equipment
&
$4,227,769
the
1,
$6,666,242
25,325
12,246
$628,623
1951
Motor
statement
Y
69,118,359
22,000,000
solidation
1954
260^000
:
of
7
77,682,099
tx.
Income
Aug.
-
$8,132,997
$439,615
son
above
amounted
fixed
5,645,665
$628,972
30,
4,487,769
the
71c
if
entire
collateral
The
13,894,325
divs.
was
JUNE
collateral
ranging
419,364
income
F.
ENDED
prof.
Wholly-owned
$29,718,793
months
associates.
applicable
1954—12 Mos.—1953
1,305,960
Int., etc. deductions.
W.
MONTHS
taxes—
earnings
against
basis,
company,
First
stated
SIX
1,
upon
14,167,248
inc
oper.
♦Based
FOR
2.406,144
,
and
earnings—
Net
1
future.
near
.
the
the
net
100%
and
The
$2,221,378
566,794
Bal.
the
in
1,636,190
1,087,450,676 1,878,717,028 1,259,724,165 1,392,667,601
971,976,917 1,648,661,766 1,056,5221760 1,268,769,244
sold
expenses—
Earns,
plus
Pfd.
in
for
the
after
1,267,962
expenses
Taxes
Gross
begin
revenue
dividends,
date
Non-oper.
will
outstanding, $9,251,000 are owned by the company,
have been retired, and $869,900 remain
unissued.
issue
Central Maine Power Co.—July Earnings Up—
Period End. July 31---
1.
'
to
1,390,261,460
2,033,057
sell.,
present
trust bonds will be secured by
$8,750,000 principal
company's first mortgage 4%
bonds, series A, dated
1938, and due Jan. 1, 1988, which will be delivered
to and
held by the trustee under the collateral trust indenture. The
pledged
bonds are part of an issue of first
mortgage bonds, limited in ggregate principal amount to $20,000,000, of which
$7,499,400 are issued
and
sell to its parent, The Columbia Gas
System, Inc., 37,861 shares of
its common stock at par value and $1,053,475 principal amount of
3%%
installment- promissory notes.
Proceeds are to be
applied to
Central Kentucky's 1954 construction
program.—V. 178, p. 1776.
Net
construction
income—
exc.
Com.
The
,t
order
an
Sept.
the
the
of
and
SEC
Operating
of
as
retire
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Bond Offering—Mention
made in our issue of
Aug. 16 of the public offering
$5,000,000 collateral'trust 3V8% bonds due Aug. 1,
Jan.
.
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co.—Stock to Parent—
The
•
to
balance
&
operations
income
$
2,175,800
the
.
amount
Option
623.
p.
(As
for
1830.
Co.
'"910,664 shs.
Stock
closed
used
the
loan
that
The
that
shown
have
1969
66,000
1953
a
1951
2,274,553
2,067,774
and for. Inc.
of
$900,000
corporation's
$
.
this
expected
loan
be
up
is
U. S.
was
corporation's common stock are
the
to
of
directed
pro-forma
p.
Outsanding
17,500
is
this1 basis
would
York,
City,
66,000
1952
$
inc.-
engi.,
received
preference
included
-
FINANCING
1,500,000 shs.
shares
pursuant
180,
New
Calumet
$900,000
:
$1)_
35,000
J.;
Authorized
1955-59
issuance
Avenue,
N.
PRESENT
purchase money mortgage note—_
purchase money mortgage note—
%
Park
Fords,
:
—
note
at
factories
the
will
it
to acquisition for the first
1954, & the net of certain tax adjust'ts—
of
companies
C,
CAPITALIZATION
414%
located
has
N.
of
and
mis.
gen.
presently
the Carthage properties, and to
provide
catalytic cracker and platforming unit
on
2026.
p.
from
ad., service
10-year
a
&
Total
$53,000,000
this loan was
presenting consolidated earnings for the first six months
On
producer and distributor of polystyrene molding powders and solid and
liquid synthetic resins, all of which are used in many types of indus¬
111.;
ree'd.
Adm.,
time
Subsequently,
—
figure
a
and
1953
1,085,382,902 1,874,266,675 1,256,054,918
Cost of prod,
and
of
the Champlin and Peppers
Chicago Corporation is proceeding satlsfor the refinery addition are
nearing completion,
those
other
net
Further
1929,
and
loan
coordinating
Income
months.
organized
and
two
t
details follow:
was
that
Co.
fact
that
earnings
of
the Champlin
Refining Co. and the Peppers Refining Co. for the first four months of
the year were carried
directly to surplus and that the consolidated
'
at $4.50 per-
Fulton, Reid & Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Corporation
of
before Federal
attention
:
Corp. of America—Stock Offering—Mention
made in our issue of Aug. 16 of the public offering
was
At
income—before special items
Net
•
Catalin
of 66,500 shares of
this
refinery.
with
four months
$30.12
1830.
179, p.
14.
Refining
Earnings, of 'subsidiaries prior
$2.41
share)
(per
Champlin
loan.
upon,
concluded
installation
565,664
div.—_
bank
$45,000,000, to take
expected
sales
Net
of
May
Provision for Federal Income taxes
.
$1,415,309
611,030
.
value of common stock
Book
income___
on
outstanding-:.-———-——
com.
per
;
_
shares
Common
taxes
is
Income
9,927,411
2,990,461
for
the
task
it
Net
12,540,975
Provision for taxes on incomeL.——1,552,300
Profit
—.
for
The
on
agreed
CONSOLIDATED INCOME
10,554,715
expense _
before provision
of
factorily. The plans
1953
$67,422,826
13,253,764
—
;—
Operating
loan
the Enid
-
,
.
*
interim
an
.substantially
companies
'
'
been
funds
in
Subs.)—Earnings—
12 Months Ended June 30—
made
was
by
I
Co.
on
price
$45,000,000. The company has under
negotiation
$52,000,000 with its principal banks. The terms of
interim
■
Paper
Carpenter
Co.
purchase
\ arrangements will be
The funds provided
last
total
the
outstanding long-term loan
1953,
30,
of
179,
,
to
of
have
$674,946,
June
on
exceeding
1926.
p.
was
loan
shares.
common
the levels of the previous year-end
above
was
June
borrowed
reduced
-
totaled
payment
working capital.—V.
1954
sales
Int.
Peppers Refining
-
months
12
for
used
$
Getto
Corp.—Arranges New Bank Loan—Richard
Wagner, Chairman of the Board, on Aug. 12 announced:
high
period
be
(& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earnings—
foreign subs
High—
reached
will
share
of
account
Chicago
*
the
for
sales
Net
ended
Glenn E. Wallichs, President,
year ago,
holders.
,
showed
earnings
and
months
12
(no par)
.
June 30—
covering
.
Capitol Records, Inc.—Sales Reach
stock
common
share.
proceeds
Six Mos. Ended
on
1151.
p.
5,000 shares of class A
per
net
Chrysler Corp.
be offered
York,
$13
The
Cessna Aircraft
Co.—Filing With SEC—
,
.
Sales'in
____
The
Thursday
—
Stock
Colorado Interstate
Offered—Moroney,
Eppler, Guerin & Turner
on
June 3
The
Guaranty Trus)t Co.
registrar and paying
agent
Gas
of New YorV has been appointed trustee,
for this company's first mortgage pipe lino
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York
7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
(general news. and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinoio
C.,- England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1954 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class
3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of
Pan-American Union,
exchange,
Co.—Trustee Appointed—
remittance for foreign
subscriptions
an
d advertisements must be made in New York funds.
matter
$48.00
February
per
year;
25,
in
1942,
at
Dominion
the
eJ
.
4
limited
bonds
900,000
of
$300,000,000,
to
180,
347.
p.
Consolidated
the
Holdings—
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Increase
and its wholly-owned subsidiary, The Manufacturers
This corporation
Light
Manufacturers
sell
to
applied
have
Co.,
Heat
&
taxes
and
funds
as
for
authorization
for
SEC
when
Columbia,
to
the
to
required
are
number of
49.000 shares
of Manufacturers' $50 par common stock.
The Com¬
mission has issued an order giving interested persons until Sept. 2,
but
net
1954,
will
March
than
later
1955,
31,
to
up
after
a hearing on
the proposal.
Proceeds from the sale
Manufacturers to complete the financing of its 1954
program,
involving estimated expenditures of $26,498,620
used
by
construction
A
requiring $24,100,000 of new money, all of which has heretofore
been provided except the amount now proposed to be raised by the sale
of the additional common stock.—V. 180, p. 532.
Pictures Corp.—Has
Columbia
Record
Year—
corporation
that
added
Cohn
Mr.
each
been
has
$11,178,000
was
estimating
is
its
since
year
1934
profitable
a
income
gross
income
gross
operation
the
of
American Type Founders is one of
printing equipment, manufacturing
presses and
foundry type.
presses and
equipment were running
rotogravure
for
orders
major
expectations
reported
or
share
65
N.
*
share
per
1954.
is
or
Co.
Carbon
180,
•
Ended
Months
Six
1953
$27,155,806 $27,003,189
1954
30—
June
Sales
Other
U.
Met
(net)
charges
S.
&
—
taxes
Foriegn
(estimated)—
income
on
earnings
Earnings
p.
share
per
—V.
180,
5.024,052
4,470,866
22,487
1,910,000
2,486,348
$1.54
profit
Operating
Cr61,236
2,360,000
2,593,173
$1.61
stockholders
The
General
producing leases
stock
The
Connecticut
Railway
Operating
company
expenses
Net
*$33,318
income
$279,615
171,952
i
$77,410
175,861
revenues
oper.
Other
$5,559,288
5,144,270
$5,290,842
5,213,432
$415,018
351,759
(net)
344,049
Gross
$142,543
$451,567
$429,169
$759,067
1,277
income
683
13,433
20,575
deductions
Balance
$141,266
profit
curring
$738,492
$415,736
$450,884
of
on
sale
(a
securities
non-re¬
5
Aug.
on
filed
JProvision
taxes
taxes
$143,879
income
on
$450,884
14,971
169,501
and
shares of
100,000
Co.—V.
180,
com¬
Green,
of
construction
Ky.,
house
to
that "growth
out
that
dollar
million
a
100,000
it
of
drycleaning business
practical to continue
our
longer
no
income
200,010
72,423
$128,908
•Net operating
of
figures
loss.
restated
from
lessee
comparative
for
$281,383
tA non-recurring item.
collectible
amount
of
$543,698
$345,926
tNet provision in excess
and
gas
electric
purposes.—V.
176,
property.
common
♦After
15
The
loan
the
1955,
1,
feet, and cost
in
are
plant
Ketnucky
new
an
located
plants
banks
$15,000,000
commercial
and
multiples
of
solidated
to
loans
York
later
$1,000,000.
make
$8,500,000,
Ohio Gas Co.
The
loans
East
to
Ohio
Natural
State
Gas
Commission's
its
Borrow—
Gas
Hope
Co.,
in
Corp.
respectively,
order
subsidiaries,
Gas
(2)
also
of
and
Co.,
$2,000,000,
long-term
loans
Con¬
short-term
(1)
Gas
New
$5,000,000,
The
to
East
estimated $1,000,000.
Ashtabula,
Ended
June
STATEMENT
179,
1478.
p.
proceeds
Operating
revenues
Operating
Net
operating
Other
112,765,039
97,636,905
revenues
income
Gross
15,128,134
136,140
215,631
——
income
Income
Loeb
The
and
&
aircraft
Douglas
contents
Its
Co.,
of
Place
Contractual
Co.,
the
in
to
ing
20,196,851
15,343,765
2,319,909
dustry;
17,876,942
of
the
109
and
pages
completed
particular
study
a
reference
Net
income
$5.27
or
1953,
V.
share
the
for
share.
per
net
180,
(on
$4.85
$3.70
income
3,683,285 shares!
12
In
months
the
ended
previous
$13,955,636,
was
June
30,
1954
and
Present;
(7)
Current
Aspects
$289,030
12-month
period
equivalent
Investors
Ltd.—Assets
to
ended
$3.79
June
(9)
Douglas
Investment.
an
as
statistical
52
tables.—V.
177,
Co.—New
Affiliate
The study
Shares
Net
June
assets
net
Dr.
to
Doan,
John
Otis
latter
manufacture
to
company
Styron,
Isles it announced
The
company,
incorporated
by Dow and The Distillers Co. Ltd.
of
This
173,
$5,591,845
1,011,557
M.
Lovejojy
(E. I.)
in
of
which
has
Dow
45%
a
Production of
1955.—V.
180,
of
interest,
Styron
will
is expected
For
the
first
$5.49
June and
$828,579, which
July,
was
of
stock
outstanding at
months in
1953,
net
the
in
the
net
last
earnings
Facilities
the
and
announcing
Pr*<* dent
quarter
income
It
net
this
the
share
per
quarter.
amounted
first
quarter
the
year,
to
of
months
tax
earnings
for
the
the
the
$751,996.
common
three
same
The
fiscal
quarter
increase
year
over
R.
L.
the
increasing
good
this
at
time
Cosden expects its gross operating income
level this fiscal year than last.—V.
as
a
year
ago,
to be maintained at
179,
Jack
but
that
higher
a
Mr.
Sons, Inc.—New President—
MacManus
Cushman,
who
has
has
been
elected
resigned
to
air-borne
nine
American Bakeries Co.
MacManus
President
for
the- baxery
number
a
During the
returns
past
to
of
several
years
business in the New
which
company
years
prior
Mr.
to
he
World
MacManus
has
England States.—V.
served
War
as
Vice-
the
p.
engaged
in
fered
6
of
a
common
letter of
stock
notification
to
be
«^rei'nn£d of principal 6% five-year deferred
*75'?00.of amount. No
at 100%
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
offered
at
the
par
($1
debentures to be of¬
The
working capital.
Depreciation
and
profit
before
depletion
and
179, p. 2368.
■
'V
taxes
■
$28,446
9,000
income
period
wings
of
$1,275,000 laboratory
on
this building
a
Research.
of
$165,992
the
1954
of
$684,148.
for
the
consolidated
with
after
of
of
amount¬
compares
period
$457,520,
net
in
1^53
1953
4%"
2
or
investment
$1,031,838 in
1
'
Phila-
providing for
This
same
increase
an
Co.
profit
of
reserve
income
increase
an
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement
a
$2,500,000
of
interests
with
in
the
the
SEC
on
Fireman's
Aug
Fund
1954
before
Provision
taxes
for
1953
$10,032,940
sales
$11,162,961
r
Federal
Net
314,135/
taxes—
Earnings
The
309,083
$150,785
$87,437
15c
$285,308
$0.26
$0.52
179,
for the
after
shore
of
share
common
profit
which
per
profit
V.
per
net
594,391
163,350
income
of
second
allowance
30c
or
for
1954
preferred
outstanding,
share
per
of
quarter
stock
common
$164,124
for
after
all
dividends,
amounted
compared
as
the
charges was
with
period
same
to
net
a
1953.—
in
2369.
p.
Gair Co., Inc.—New Power House—
demands
for
steam
to
the
run
paper
machines
for
and
to run jordan room and other machinery necessitated
installation of additional power equipment at the corporation's Haverhill
power
(Mass.),
A
Boxboards Division.
modern
plant,
boiler
new
house
has
been
steam
and
at
Haverhill
Gair's
New
York
erected
designed by its engineering department in
City. This
installation, which cost $1,200,000, makes the
plant wholly self-supplying.
The equivalent of an eight story building,
it
is
83
feet
power
long,
180,
p.
feet
60
wide, and 90 feet high above the basement
533.
Period End. July 31—
253.
p.
The
world's
bodies—three
announced
shares
of
the
ratio
of
used
in
Eugene
of
2.7
working
to
1
capital
of
For
the
gain
of
share
a
on
with
45
compared
Stirlen
at
stated
Newton,
to
be
companys'
178,
during
has
square
completed
general
capacity.—V.
that
Mass.,
28,000
new
in
offices
pp.
1985
the
been
$1,277,496
were
from
$2,215,375
current
expanded
foot
building in
September.
This
and
and
will
also
37,800
$30,590
*$9,354
garbage
models
by
E.
and
the
of
B.
Gar
Hill,
rubbish collection truck
Load-Packer—were
Wood
Vice-President
Charge of
in
,
Three
Load-Packer, will
hold more garbage and rubbish than any other refuse collection body
previously manufactured.
They have been de* doped to provide cities
with even more economical waste collection service than is provided
with
new
models,
two
smaller units.—V.
20-yard
180,
and
24-yard
a
625.
p.
Acceptance Corp.
compared
the
1.8
to
compared
fiscal
about
six
Months
Total
income
Ended
June
Subs.)—Earnings-
(&
30—
l953,,»
1954
1
$5,493,759
$4,641,117
3,400,225
2,733,698
189,634
419,686
684.560
5,639
.
°
Deduct:
Operating
expenses—net
Provision
losses
for
(finance
less
companies)
Cost of borrowings—interest
discount
of
Minority
and
mae
n
recoveries
and amortization
expense
interests
Total
Profit
Ar,i
4'4&t>
Provision
$4,280,058
provision
and
excess
for
Federal
for
Federal
$3,741,303
1.213.701
592.600
deductions
before
income
1
with
Eastern's
vear
50%.
Hamden,
Net
899,8J*
386,«
State
and
....
profits taxes
&
State
taxes
income
on
*
$621,101
Income
Earnings
per
He
Conn.,
building will
provide additional
added
is
ex¬
house
,
to
the
934,907
common
shares
outstanding
on
June 30,
on
the
868,965
common
shares
outstanding
on
1
Adjusted
Based
1953,
earnings
1953.
Conversion
during the
outstanding.
'
$0.60
share
common
1954.
$1,127,958.
a
16
30%.
cents
shares.
increase
an
was
Aug.
Sales.
electronic
D.
$4')4,077—a
89
this
Stirlen,
$4,652,734 in
iwth
outstanding
liabilities
enclosed
larger
new,
on
control
Eastern
Industries, Inc., has improved
amounting to $3,492,871 against $2,519,008
current
Net
to
traffic
of
assets
while
ago.
was
equal
number
same
reported by
equipment.
increase
an
and
stock
common
1953,
year
or
(estimated)
1953
$1,391,050—a
with
devices
mixing
according to
$6,063,101 compared
1953,
in
on
fluid
were
actuated
1954,
taxes
position
current
30,
and
30,
Industries, Inc.—New Development—
largest
Work
income
net
vehicle
1954—7 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
$10,742,977 $11,582,699 $65,580,926 $71,962,534
180,
General
sales and
of
all
$226,041
share based
June
per
year
common
of
5%
share
were
convertible
mainly
was
53
cents
debentures
responsible
for
the
in the first nail
into common st
increase
in sna
acquired the National Dis¬
count Co. of South Bend, Ind., a division of Walter E. Heller «
••
consisting of 11 sales finance offices in Indiana, Illinois and
'8rq'
The purchase price was approximately $7,000,000 in cash.—V. 180, P•
ACQUISITION—In
June,
the
company
the
2091.
of
Texas—Proposed Pur¬
chase—See Deep Rock Oil Corp.
productive
above.—V. 180, p. JM-
General
American
Oil
Co.
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—Fund Increased—
—V.
■
Net
•Deficit.—V.
company.
separate
economv.
of—
of
the
Fund
—
180,
p.
Dec. 31, '53
July 31, '54
$1,260,427,857 $101,963,256
$19.44
$16.67
440.
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—Assets Increased
As
of—
July 31, '54
—■
Size
of
the Fund
Offering
—V.
180,
price
p.
per
440.
General
American
$53
Dec. 31, '53
$29,953,420 $20,860,870
share
$16.53
$12.85
Transportation
Corp.
—
Stock
Offered—Offering of 86,200 shares of common stock (pa
$2.50) was made on Aug. 18 by an underwriting group
headed by Kuhn,
1953
$39,590
amortization
of
reasons
Associates—Secondary Offering—
totalled
Offering price per share
1954
;
in
the
624.
p.
pumps
after
financial
The
As
profit
by
19
provided
for
Department
June
sales
the
considerably,
Size
operating
be
manufactures
ended
net
per
pected
with
underwriting is involved
3 Months Ended June 30—
will
building
for
Electrochemicals
Pont's
Aug.
radar speed detector equipment,
498,086
that
Day Mines, Inc.—Profit Increased—
Net
du
announced
shared
180,
consolidated
which
income
Mr.
2140.
Laboratories, Inc., Riverdale, Md.—Files—
cx£he corPoraH°«rv«oni-Aug'
SEC covering 38,000 shares
by
laboratory
Industries, Inc.—Record Earnings Reported—,
over
plant
Davies
Film
corresponding
Net
a
IL
been
179,
for
equipment,
President,
on
the
being
Gas & Fuel
months
cents
succeeding John E.
assignment with the parent
an
research
were
department
way.—V.
net
equipment,
President,
as
accept
filed
Gar Wood
$2,550,000
a
the company disclosed it would build
Record
the
company,
months
$19,350,395,
period,
Insurance
underwriting
(Inc.)—New Labo¬
secondary offering of 6,000 shares of 4%% preferred
stock (par $100) was made on Aug. 16
by Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis at $59 per share.—V.
180, p. 532.
110%
Cushman's
Co.
A
2806.
p.
six
premium
Sales
new laboratory
building to be scheduled for erec¬
Experimental Station since a $30,000,000 expansion
there a1 little more than
three years ago.
corporation,
as
Reliance
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—July Sales Lower—
late
the
completed
under
the increase in gross
operating income for the
to only 4%
and that the higher percentage
earnings was not the result of a lower effective
which was the same in 1954 as in 1953; but that
not
replace
is
Station
Eastern
that
were
to
second
Eastern
followed reductions in operating costs and related
expenses.
further stated
that short-term prospects for
earnings
each
was
Tollett,
net
rate,
Tollett
director
a
532.
of
fundamental
the du Pont
at
now
to
on
For
current
first
first
profit
totaled
covering
of
amounted
corporation
elected
which
the
was
tion
amounted
in
the increase
Mr.
of
$1.02
of
earnings
net
*tafed
had
increase
of
for
end
fiscal
current
been
180, p.
Departments
for
building,
is
10%.
was
In
its
net earnings
equivalent to
has
construction
Pigments
at
Corp.—Earnings 10% Higher—
quartetr
May,
the
same
company
floor.—V.
624.
p,
du Pont de Nemours &
for
program
Petroleum
outstanding first mortgage
Gabriel Co.—Lower Earnings—
as
ratory at Wilmington, Del.—
Last June,
Cosden
of
349
p.
Savings and Supplemental Retirement Plan, to be offered its em¬
ployees. Registration of 36,765 shares of the company's common stock
which may be purchased by the Fund is also sought.—V.
179, p. 1165.
—V.
1,017,473
$6.33
379.
p.
for
to
1954,
new
South Wales.
part
Glazebrook.—V.
A.
and
30,'54 Dec. 31, '53
share
per
dividend
31, 1954.—V. 180,
an
statutory
$1,185,695 compared
14.9%.—V. 179, p. 923.
electrical
President.
firm,
at Barry,
the
start
the
said
plant
a
I.
is jointly owned
Scotland.
Doan
built
associated
new
a
Ltd.,
Edinburgh,
'
of
Leland
Distrene
long-range
$6,415,782
outstanding
asset value
—V.
^
$4
stock
and
411
p.
Formed—
polystyrene plastic, for molders in the British
Dr.
by
30,
share.—
per
Rise—
As of—
Total
the
affiliate,
unearned
in
(Robert)
Chemical
Plans
Corporate
refund
to
consolidated
underwriting
an
amounted
1478.
p.
$19,422,523,
was
532.
p.
common
to
Financial History and Current Description
(8)
Douglas Aircraft Co.;
Dow's
13,610,976
income
per
used
its
and
a
Net. premiums
the
Products—Past
Douglas Engineering;
179,
with
(2) The Market for Airplanes;
(3)
Industry;
(4) The Economics of Air¬
Financial Records and Prospects of the In¬
of
of
contain
just
has
record, present position and prospects.
follow: (1) The Industry—Its Products
Economy;
(5)
Douglas
(6)
City,
industry,
Drilliiig & Exploration Co., Inc.—New Director—
Net
is payable Aug.
31 -54
$200 20
*$4.25
1,732,789
deductions.
Earnings
will be
report
increase
with
Inc.'s
study
the
Procedures
Manufacture;
plane
York
New
manufacturing
Aircraft
Formation
20,060,711
:
the
the
$
106,738,412
:
rf
expansion.
company
delphia,
Net
Aircraft Co., Inc.—Informative Booklet—
1953
126,799,123
_
taxes
and
expenses
for
Increased
$
Mar
$203.60
■'\
Six Months Ended June 30—
Daw
1954
at
Fire Association of Philadelphia—Has Mid-Year
Gain
10,
Privately—The
has sold privately through American Secu¬
Corp. an issue of $390,000 5% notes and 200,000
subscription warrants.—V. 179, p. 2037.
I
INCOME
OP
30—
the SFr«
and
O.,
Devon-Leduc Oils, Ltd.—Notes Placed
V.
and The River Gas Co.-
Months
with
rities
of
authorizes
follows:
as
Natural
amounts
and
CONSOLIDATED
Six
Co.—To
share—
share
Fireman's Fund Insurance
using synthetic solvents.—V.
Douglas
Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, 1954, on a series of
the first borrowing to be in an amount of
borrowings to be in varying amounts in
loans,
or
the
The
to
between
notes
$5,000,000
and
Natural
share which
per
and
This
§1953
has received SEC authorization to borrow from certain
company
'
Co.
ance
Wash.
Kuhn,
Consolidated
notification
thev payment of the
providing for
cents
Profit
The
»
tea
Fidelity Telephone Co., Sullivan, Mo.
Bonds Sold
Privately—The company has sold $100,000 of first mort¬
gage 4M»%
bonds due 1979 to Berkshire Life Insur¬
Today, Detrex is the nation's largest producer of drycleaning machin¬
683.
p.
preferred
per
During
June
on
square
subsidiary
is
company
Net
letter of
a
June 30,'54
per
value
manufacturing
the
roof."
one
completion
over
Detrex
v
—
624.
p.
$743,708
$418,349
Federal
for
pointed
under
for
contain
will
5,216
2,613
begin
soon
tremendous
so
operations
"The Sea Wolf
it
its
under
asset
an
been
both
Other
2,613
inc.
Oil
Detroit.
has
1
on
Co.—Files With SEC—
pipe line and mar¬
by a 54%
increase in the company's drycleaning equipment
during the past six months, overtaxing production facilities.
entered the drycleaning equipment field in 1938, integrating
its Drycleaning Division's manufacturing operations with the produc¬
tion of Detrex industrial metal-cleaning machinery in the main plant
ery
bef.
proposed offer from
substantially all
a
purchase
crude oil
refinery,
American
Bowling
Thalacker
orders
per
asset value
Detrex
in
tq^
Jan
Equity Corp.—Asset Value Increased—
business
Tacoma,
item)
Inc.
on
to
expanding Drycleaning Division.
Thalacker, President, explained that the expansion was neces¬
Scheduled
tNet
vote
rapidly
O.
on
Governm*
1954 Employees' Stock Purchase Plan.
The net
proceeds are to be used to reimburse the company for cost of
acquisi
tion of such shares on the open market.—V. 180, p. 58.
sitated
Mr.
Income
will
in
30
12,470 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered
share to officers, salesmen and supervisory employees
covering
Net
Corp.—New Million Dollar Plant—
located
its
A.
1954—12 Mos.—§ 1953
$2,887,565
2,607,950
$2,564,639
2,597,957
revenues
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
Lighting
&
1954—6 Mos.-§1953
Period End. June 30—
will
Texas
royalties,
General
corporation
plant
of
the
of
Detrex
57.
7
of
Co.
physical properties for $22,000,000
keting
mon
$21,885,000
As of—
Sept.
Oil
and
June
"
Elgin National Watch
57.
p.
on
American
of
624.
p.
Mount
Elizabeth, N.- J.,- and
Deep Rock Oil Corp.—Proposed Sale—
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
with
as
the
battery for the atomic submarine,
a
Net
Columbian
compared
1954,
1,
orders
company received
of $4,000,000. Included in Government
contracts in excess
books
July
since
However,
of
.......
has plants in
Founders
Y.—V.
$324,219
with
compared
ago.
taxes of
52 cents
alter
earnings
$16,160,000
approximately
was
company
(April-June)
Nil
companies' backlog
consolidated
The
quarter
$3^7^;
-$270,854
—
share
per
•Loss.
$12.07
cents
Type
income
income
Net
said.
figures
first
year
a
four
last
1954
$37,610,760 $45 025
8%
*492,654
854iS
Cr 221,800
499235
taxes
income
in
operations
American
on
parent
the
$405,767
the
for
for American Type Founders are con¬
organization, Daystrom. Inc., which also has
the electronics and furniture fields. Daystrom
earnings
with
recently
per
he
business,"
and
Vernon,
179, p. 2471.
company.—V.
said
above
defense
Sales
the
of
Williams
solidated
Taxes
The
months with orders
for June and July exceeding April and May figures.
"While new orders
for
printing equipment are increasing, continued shipments aeainst
major defense contracts are, at the same time, reducing ATF's backlog
tire
the
when
in
one
for
before
.
,
Inc.,
suppliers
and
presses
Founders, Inc.
Type
Daystrom,
of
largest
offset
10%
about
Profit
earned $324,219
we
and equipment over
Aug. 18 by Edward G. Williams,
reported on
was
Co.—Reports Loss—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
for printing
orders
American
world's
of
195' fiscal
year ended last June in excess of $75,000,000, according to an
an¬
nouncement released Au*. 15 by Harry Cohn, President.
This indicates
a
gain of more than 25% over fiscal year 1953, the firm's previous
record high year, when the gross income reached $60,274,000.
The
of
letterpress,
Mr.
in
months
subsidiary
the
and
trend
past four
President
income
Monday, August 23,
1954
.
Net sales
52 cents per share.-
or
upward
against $702,219 a yen ago.
Aiier pro¬
taxes,
earnings were $405,767, equal tq
as
In the same period a year ago,
share.
taxes,
An
the
request
to
be
Federal
cents per
65
any
$881,767
were
for
viding
maximum
a
they
for the quarter which ended on June 30
first quarter since 1950. Before Federal income
earnings
for
best
.
.
Electric Storage Battery
Daystrom, Inc.—-Earnings Show Gain—
$57,-
aggregating
series
four
which
initially.—V.
issqed
were
were
-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(720)
a
The
share.
offering
but comprises
pany
Fuller
in
Loeb & Co.
This offering
The stock was Pnc^~Jl
quickly oversubscribed.
corP°r**^!
financing by the
of stock issued by the
outstanding capital stock 01
manufacturer of pneumatic conveying systems,
does
part
exchange
Company,
was
not
of
for
constitute
the
all
new
186,200 shares
of
the
^
.«
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
heating equipment and industrial compressors and vacuum
its pneumatic conveyor equipment, Fuller
and
jug
Number 5353
180
Volume
Glidden
Best known for
operations and
iron
and alloy castings,
ulants and equipment for
pumps.
services also include manufacture of grey
close tolerance machining, engineering of
beneficiation of raw materials and design
of plants for defluorination of phosphate rock.
Acquisition of the Fuller Company concluded Aug. 17 marks an
important step in the long-range diversification program of General
American Transportation Corp.
Products and services of Fuller Com¬
pany and
its subsidiaries are such as to enable ready integration
with
those
of Geenral American Transportation Corp.
Tne
two
companies have cooperated in the development of the "Trans-Flo"
and "Airslide" cars which General American Transportation lurnishes
to shippers for handling of flour and other pulverized materials. Con¬
solidated gross sales of Fuller Company totaled $11,168,510 during the
12 months ended May 31, 1954 and net income amounted to $733,287.
General American Transportation owns and operates a fleet of
over 61,500
freight cars and, in addition, owns and operates manu¬
facturing plants, bulk liquid storage terminals and freight car repair
shops, furnishing a widely diversified line of products and services.
See
Company
-.J
„
income of
the company and its subsidiaries during 1953 was
*177 288,164 and net income was $7,380,007, equal to $3.38
a
share
on
the 2,181,210 common shares outstanding at the end of the year.
With issuance of the 186,200 shares in acquisition of Fuller Company,
General American Transportation has 2,375,132 common shares out¬
Gross
■f
Co.—Sells Feed < Business.
E.
1
Staley Manufacturing Co. below.—V.
buIine^C°^fPthy
180, p.
The
line
in
payment
A
kw
At
Dec.
solidated
.
Dec.
of
the
1953
rubberized
of
BFG
new
hair
K.
par
sponge
The
jet engines.—V.
and
also
floor
listed
hau
and
sales
latex
uie
molded
underlay,
strips
plastic
fur¬
and
The
trust certificates—$129,033,100
2,210.000
Serial notes (2%)
120,000,000
Promissory notes
(3%%)
1,600,000
Senai notes (3%% ) Terminals—
4,000,000
Serial notes (4%) Terminals——
Preferred
stock
(cumulative)
(with¬
out par value—stated value $100 per
Equipment
<&105,653^852,
650.000
—
li
share)
•*
and
it
issue
corporations
below
have
agreed, subject to certain conditions, to purchase from the
selling stockholders the respective percentages set opposite their names
below of the agency shares not so sold:
H.
28.7
4.6
Bacon, Whipple & Co.——-.
2.3
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.4.6
Blair
Republic
Central
Chapman
Farwell,
—V.
Marks
made
Wertheim
&
Co
Roland
Union
Stune_.
the
&
which
full
Sept.
has
out
been
redemption
Bank
1
Months
W.
of
$1.25
and
15,
New
will
be
York.
share
per
Corp
made
.
Payment
the
6.9
Ended
the
30—
June
i
I1"-
Louis
I
.
and
operations
the
Chicago,
Burlington
Louis-San
and
Wabash
board
will
railroads,
the
said
leave
Baltimore
Francisco,
the
&
$16.30
w*'.
i
V.l -i
.
Paper
and
State
income
30—
other
(&
Co.
for
share
the
p.
535.
Subs.)—Earnings-
1954—3 Mos.—1953
( 7, ?
I *
„r»
$
.
11'I-■»
the
-by
^offered
a
Madi¬
said.
Atkinson
Mr.
$20,015,-635
estimated
an
Chi¬
Gulf,
the
Ohio,
&
Quincy,
Litchfield
&
the
stock after retirement of first mortgage bonds.—V. 180,
' J
it
behalf of
on
the
Terminal
railroads
Sales
7$'
11'*
1954-r6 Mos.—1953
.
.Y
v
*
$
$
income
167,297,437 172,330,356 333,421)959 339,522,265
Costs
and expenses—— 134,202,901 132,934,892 266,916,829 263.793,698
U. S. Fed. inc.
taxes13,748,822
16,524,684
28,383,020
32,075,982
Fed. excess profits taxes
3<,362,106
6.214,818
———
Canadian
taxes—
and.
foreign
Net
,
■
—
1,036,554
901,420
3,247,813
3,817,065
15,061,347
14,790,189
30,422,315
$1.48
$3.06
2,130,864
1,692,847
5,568,931
7,158,754
other
income
taxes,
the
profit—
♦Earns,
will
per
♦Computed
V.
177,
I
share
com.
$1.51
basis of 9,794,781
on
'
28,586,166
$2.87
shares outstanding June
1954.—
30,
2249.
p.
International Resistance Co.
1954
sales
1953
$
551,346,412
___________
income
616,315,503
1,951,101
1,845,585
+
Total
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
Jan. 1 to—
June 27,'54
June 28,'53
—$5,701,000
$6,795,911
100,531
Cost of goods sold
Depreciation
16,49 *,692
Dean
4.6
service
charges
expense
funded
on
lt,^9*i,bi7
76,849,351
—.
Selling, administrative and general
Interest
other
457,674,595
and
foreign
income
97,317
11,712
profit before
2,620
$5,813,243
$6,895,848
_
Total Income
taxes
Income
on
264,574
876,373
141,494
557,753
$123,080
$318,620
—
Provision for Federal and State taxes
Net
3,648,990
28,884,059
taxes
products
Miscellaneous'
and
3,512,629
States
of
76,622,033
debt
United
(net)
Royalties
618,266,604
404,003,753
____
2.3
and
Sales
553,191.997
;
6.9
Co
Champaign,
after
redemp¬
regular
the
'•
,
and
on
of
St.
in
of
number
a
Peoria,
•
Other
.„
made
entire
preferred stock
dividends
accrued
to
on
all
covers
Litchfield,
position
§
i
■
2.3
Co._
&
P.
financial
working, funds the
outstanding since 1936.
price
of
Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy.
Witter
stock,
of
surrendering their certificates to
Hanover
dividend
on
time
remain
to
present
the St.
period End. June
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT
Six
■
Net
2.3
work¬
company's
2.3
&
Securities
the
Decatur,
agent.
the purchase.
In
Louis
redemption date, Sept. 30.
4.6
Co
533.1
180, p.
be
stock
The
this
at
shareholders
quarter
2.3
&
2.3
2.3
6.9
& Co
Forgan
Glore,
'
M.
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Co.—
&
Laurence
2.3
2.3
Co
Crowell, Weedon &
2.3
Irving Lundborg & Co
Model,
& Co.—r——
Collins
Julien
'1
of
to
agent,
third
2.3
_—
2.3
(Inc.)_
Co.
Co
McCormick
& Simmons—
Blunt Ellis
&
Illinois Co.
2.3
Co.—)—
&
Hentz
The
Allyn & Co., Inc.——_
William
tion
calling of the preferred
Board, said that Goodyear's
redeem
to
senior
Sept 30
of
.
,
%
Kuhn, Loeb & Co._
A. C.
of
out
the
the
of
Payment
2,375,132 shs.
named
$59,288,145, to be <made
announcing
possible
None
%
H
1
In
Chairman
severally
M
payment of
ing funds.
1,4-10,000 1
3,800,000
3,000,000 shs.
firms
UNDERWRITERS—The
total
20,000,000
100,000 shs.
stock (par $2.50)
Common
-
will
St.
created
Illinois,
International
1954,
Outstanding
be
Ohio,
Illinois
of
common
directors on Aug. -16 voted to call for
redemption on Sept. 30,
all 'outstanding shares of the
company's $5 preferred stock at
the redemption price of
$105 a share.
.v
<
»
<■.
i
With $64,649' shares
outstanding," the transaction will
involve
a
Springfield,
City.
line
the
of
their
serving as
may participate
out
subect
is
meetng,
Commerce Commission,
railroads, with Arthur
eight
(Wabash RR.,
operates
submitted
was
Eastern
and
group
The
Authorized
will
Illinois Central
son,
in¬
switches
253.
p.
bid
Mobile
rods,
and
pressure
the
of
under
board
&
cago
sponge
flotation
manufactures
continue
the
of
Granite
special
a
of
group
a
other railroads
including
at
and^the Interstate
by
Terminal
cities,
new
The
pillows,
President
said
reached
management, Mr. Atkinson said, but
representing the new ownership.
Mr. Atkinson said the
change in ownership, n approveu, will have
no
effect on Illinois Terminal's petition to abandon passenger opera¬
tions, now (lending before the Illinois Commerce Commission.
a
$32,500,000.
foam
submitted
Illinois
for the
offer of $20,015,635
accepted an
decision,
stockholders
Headquarters
will
con-'
lor
5
railroads. \
of
its
Edwardsville and
space.
matresses,
expanded
division
180,
include
of
by
was
Atkinson
The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (Ohio)—Calls Stock—
(Giving effect to shares issued to selling stockholders)
bid
Atkinson,
Mr.
S.
Products
Company
Products
$17,500,000
approximately
cushioning,
sheets, rug
cushioning,
materials.
feel
square
division
automotive
continuous
sulation
stock,, $10
and William
operated as B- p* Goodrich Sponge
approximately
31,
cushions,
products
for
of
assets
Products
niture
common
Board,
said
18
Aug.
on
group
approval
Illinois
approximately 1,000,000
31, 1953,
Sponge Rubber
ended
year
Goodrich
announced.
a
board
The
plants are in Shelton and
Derby, Conn, and Fall River,
Canadian subsidiary is located in
Waterville, Quebec.
The
Mass.
piants
I
F.
£0ll?er' chairma» of the
t>
President,
Dw2ionbUSineSS WlU bC
Division
to
B.
Jurhftrri™
Richardson,
directors
from
The
AUgo
«n
(721)
Illinois Terminal RR. Co.—Accepts Sale Offer—
,
440.
ac(*uired ownership of the assets and
So>.«POnP Rubber Products Co. of Connecticut, issuing
179,400 shares of
°
CAPITALIZATION AT JULY 16. 1954 (AS ADJUSTED)
DEBT AND
1),
„(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Acquisition, etc.—
standing.
Cik
A.
■
profit
41,913,183
—V.
income
on
179,
2Q38.
p.
Minority
shareholders'
equity
in
earnings of
subsidiary companies
630,843
provision relating to restricted earnings of
certain foreign subsidiaries
Crl,809,000
foreign
Corp.—Proposed Stock Offering—
General Bronze
offer to its common stockholders of record
Aug. 27 the right to subscribe on or before Sept. 13 for 32,933 addi¬
The
each
(par $5)
of common stock
tional shares
for
to
plans
company
held.
shares
Id
The
the basis of
on
subscription
price
one
will
before the offering is made.
The principal
fce Lehman Brothers, New York.
See V. 180, p. 625.
determined
be
underwriter
shortly
will
Net
on
$5
Dividends
on
common
Earnings
Officials
the
on
of
the
Arthur
part of
The
Exchange
$10
of
6%
par
selling at
about $14, were listed on the New
present the company's 1,691,952 shares
At
at
have
listing
authorized
about $17, are selling over the
Discussing the application, Mr.
stock
common
expansion
will
he'p
to
urogram,
finance fields
the
preferred
counter.
owns
which has
*rnuisifinns in
stock
the
banking
finance
finance
operating
company
and
personal
loan
in
offices
bi.
Ijouis,
one
Total
of the
resources
180.
In Quincy,
corporation
now
in
are
of $260,000,000.
excess
180,
The
Trust
SEC
covering
be offered
stock
at
ceeds
are
—V.
Securities
corporation
and
Exchange Commission—
shares of
be
discount.
used
finance
to
Employees of company may buy
be
underwriting.
no
operations and for
The
pro¬
possible expansion.
2163.
p.
i
has
company
5%.
at
borrowed
The
loan
$750,000 from the
will mature on Dec.
an
Known
only
as
ment
■i
interference
researoh
where
tool
but
microscopic
Industry.—V. 180,
of
inch, it
an
p.
it
microscope,
also
may
smoothness
roughness
or
$15,000,000
terest
announced
on
promising
not
important
Is
and
preferred
on
issued
under
—
Borrows
—
This
institutional investor
an
promissory note bearing in¬
a
at
4%% and due July 1, 1969, according to an
announcement on Aug. 17 by Hermann G. Place, Presi¬
dent.
Placement of this issue was arranged by The
First Boston Corp. and
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
i
Mr.
five
Place
banks
also
a
Aggregate
under
ment
credit
borrowings
V-loan
has
that
announced
revolving
by
of
corporation
subsidiaries
have
arrangements
been
the
$10,000,000
terminated,
Mr.
been
Place
has
expiring
with
1955.
arranged
Dec.
31,
of approximately $13,000,000
paid and the V-loan agree¬
added.—V.
179,
p.
Connnon
Corp.
Steel
Stock
Sold
Mention
—
of
reported
51-00
recorded
number
of
Common
earnings
1954
last
last
of
the
amounted
share.
It
was
(E. K.) Hart Confections, Inc.
corporation
oversubscribed.
shares).
stock
$2.03
recorded
the
of
they were $1.89.
Elimination of the 2%
penalty from the Federal tax laws will
result in annual
savings of $900,000, or nine cents per share.
None
these
savings
have
been
reflected
above
or
in
the company s
financial savings.—V. 180, p. 625.
1
Georgia
a
new
high.
A
year
Purchasers
are
to
be
used
to
expand
I.
Woodmen
Modern
Insurance
Co.
Association.—V.
and
172,
p.
of
America,
Teachers
663.
Union
&
Insurance
the
caused
three
weeks.—V.
180,
Co., Inc. and Reynolds & Co. and sold at $43.50
share.
per
Aug.
on
"as
351.
p.
net
Co.
stock
speculation."
a
for exploration
below.—V.
filed
9
173,
a
letter
of
common
stock
(par
cents
and
develop¬
Formed—
104.
p.
per
at
York,
New
company
the
basic
15
The
net
Inc.
notification
other income——
—-—-——
proceeds
be
to
are
used
incorpoiated
was
of
purpose
principal
device
at
office
does
this
after
is
negotiations
tax—
income
$14,247,933
5.838,252
———
the
be
go
SEC
offered
Hunter
Clarence
to
1581.
p.
Washington,
C.—
D.
•
developmental
Juiy
on
application
2,
Common
-V.
stock
180, p.
this
St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
manufacturing of an air cooling
2,'500
first
air conditioners
will be placed
equipped and thoroughly experienced plant,
development have been completed, but
manufacture have yet been initiated.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
not
687,921
to
the
to
the
of
York
New
has
vote
for
on
Federal
denied
holding of
scheduled
asked
of
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Walsh
E.
of
prevent
company
all
Outstanding
29,900 shs.
30,000 §hs.
Kayser &
Aug.
20.
to
for
Court
for
meeting
Stockholders
proposal
a
District
request
a
special
a
Hosiery Corp.
motion, Judge Walsh
the
material
matters
and
that
the
temporary
a
of stockholders
the
company
certain
property
of
purchase
Diamond
denying
closed
(no par)
District
been
for
new
and
such
Lawrence
assets
a
441.
(Ju)ius)
Judge
Southern
work.
1954,
specifying
well
a
design,
lor
for
pay
Authorized
In
6,075,125
823,154
to
through
to
are
177,
with
cents)
share)
Delaware
patent
contemplate
The
with
engineering,
to
in
Fifteenth
927
not
time.
under contract
1953
$15,254,906
————
five
proceeds
(Del.),
acquiring a
"Rotating Refrigerating Device."
and
1954
before income taxes—
Estimated Federal
June
on
common
speculation," without underwriting.
a
The
of
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
and
to pay
used
Co.—Plastics Firm
Industries,
The
have
Profit
be
(estimated
Corp.,
Injunction
See details in V. 180, p. 254.
Honolulu Oil Corp.
Sales
in
complete
raty
and
2808.
Church
market
Justice
40,385 shares were subscribed for. The 170 unsubscribed
shares were taken up by the underwriters, headed by
.
said
the
last
a
proxy
minute
statement
Injunction
dis¬
was
Justified.
The
for an Injunction was made by David L. Subin, a
who charged that the proxy material sent to stock¬
incomplete and misleading.—V. 179, p. 2039.
request
Kayser stockholder,
earnings
-——
—
-
——■—-—
Earnings per share—
—V.
178,
$5,251,971
$2.80
,
.
$5,150,331
$2.75
holders
William
corporation on Aug. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $150,000 of 6%
debentures and warrants to purchase
shares of class A common stock (par $1) at $5 per share, with¬
The
The
underwriting.
out
equipment and for
—V.
180,
p.
to
be
used
purchase
to
drilling
July
of the
net
ment work
The
proceeds are to be used to
and
for
company's
Wash.—V.
180,
Lime
Directors—
of
Wilson
Transport
&
Co.
was
Lazard
merged
earlier
had acquired about 97% of the
The nam» of t^-* ".urviving company
company.
to Kelley Island Co.
Kelley Island Co.
W.
&
See V.
180,
p.
254.
Transport Co.—Name Changed
above.—V.
180,
254.
p.
Kendon Electronics Co., Inc.—Stock Offering—
of
corporation
is offering 100,000 shares of capital
cents) at 50 cents per share, without underwriting..
The
which
Corp.,
Fred
directors.
Island
Kelley
arid
Co.
&
elected
been
last,
Kelley Island Lime
Mines, Inc.—Stock Offered—
The
10
Wertheim
of
first n'med
changed
See
1954—Month—1953
1954—7 Mos.—1953
$1,251,988
$1,451,006 $12,965,637 $14,125,706
351.
Idaho Iron
have
14,
Greenlands
with
stock
was
Titus
A.
Co.
&
On
Corp.—July Sales Decreased—
July 31—-
1
Sales
are
Freres
working capital.
Howard Stores
Period End
proceeds
Cleveland, Ohio—New
Kelley Island Co.,
^ '
Hose-Austin Drilling Corp., Springfield, 111.—Files—
SEC
was
2198.
p.
'
p.
new
office
156.
pay
.
located
5628
University
develop¬
Way,
'
150,000
Pioneer
Seattle
...
5,
was
made
shares
Securities
In
our
issue
of
common'stodk:
of
Co.,
New
July
(par
26 of the puH'c
cents) by 20th
10
York'City,
at
25
cents
lue
net
and
for
'ims
proceeds
are
to
be
to
used
picture
tubes
general
pay
for
v
-
,
'i
Century
"as
the
development of
development, work
corporate purposes.
company
was
and.
receivers,
organized
in
for
further
*
October,
1951/ to
engage
•
•.
r,c°r'ng
share
per
speculation."
sample
t
•
at
*
(par
a
for exploration, and
equipment.
is
stock
•
disturbance
b"t"'«»"n
Corp.—Stock Subscriptions—Of the
Cement
"v
a
which
1954,
serv'oo
political
Stock Offered—The company on Aug. 2
publicly offered
15,000 shares of common stock (no par) at $20 per share,
no
IV
■
of
Justheim, President of this company.—V.
manu¬
40,555 shares of common stock recently offered to com¬
mon
stockholders of record June 15 at $25 per share,
Stroud &
to
p.
Cylinder G'as
company
the
M^nt'on*
Central .Life
Annuity
&
National
Management
sales activities.
and
Hercules
Power & Light Co.—Private
are
tfain
are
180,
CAPITALIZATION
ago
Placement—The
company has arranged to sell $1,500,000 3.40% first mort¬
gage bonds due 1984 to three institutional investors. The
damage In June,
approximately
proceeds
Securities
(N. Y.)—Files—
13
The proceeds
underwriting.
facturing
3 000
domestic subsidiaries for the 12
months ended June
30, 1954, amounted to $19,048,146—up 17%
over
the
previous
comparable
12-month
period.
Per share
earnings of
earnings
See
filed a letter of notification covering
stock (no par) to be offered at $3 per share,
Aug.
on
16,650 shares of common
$9,801,566—up
average
on
subsidiaries for the first
13% from the $8,earnings of $1.06 are up from
share basis (but on a larger
net
costs.—V.
Jackson
See
com¬
180, p. 625.
The
domestic
Pershare
year.
year
to
was
16 of the public offering by
Rhoades & Co. of 186,683 shares of
stock at $22 per
mon
—
■,
stock
months
for
results
publicly 10,000,000 shares of
cent) at three cents per share "as
one
The
at
to
•
si*
flood
covering 200,000 shares of
Co.—Meeting Adjourned—
issue of Aug.
our
Carl M. Loeb,
Net
■i
804,173
the
meetings
Harrisburg
2038.
General Public Utilities Corp.—Earnings Higher—
347,056
Justheim Petroleum Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
common
proposal
a
Separate
made in
in
533.
corporation has borrowed from
:
&
179,
become a quality control instru¬
General Frecision Equipment Corp.
■3
Bank
1958.—V.
31,
Its
was
appears
Chemical
stockholders on Aug. 17 again deferred
consider revision of the company's preferred
were
again adjourned until Sept. 3.
The
proposal would create a new issue of 160,000 shares of $100 par pre¬
ferred to be used to retire three outstanding series.—V.
180, p. 440,
The
without
the
as
a
millionths
100
953,316
71,518
offered
(par
1, 1964.
General Motors Corp.—New Microscope—
to
1,573,544
435,845
Interstate Uranium, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Stock
29
Loan—
Privately—
has placed privately, through A. G. Becker
issue of $3,700,000 sinking fund debentures
Gulf States Utilities
General Motors Research
Laboratories is pioneering In the Industrial
of a new
type of microscope that measures "peaks" and "valleys"
ranging from two
Aug. 19.
848,610
95,187
reflect
through
Barrios
The
use
f'
Puerto
ment
due March
V.
■
$8,175,804
153,713
1954—22 Wks.—1953
1954—4 Wks.—1953
625.
& Co. Inc.
a
will
There
of
Great Northern Oil Co.—Debentures Sold
letter of notification with the
non-voting common stock (par $25), to
filed
9
public at $37 per share.
10%
to
176,
1,750
to
a
Aug.
on
figures
and
$16,443,289 $15,878,484 $91,196,429 $83,797,227
This company
action
General Electronics Distributors, Inc., Wheeling, W. Va.
The
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$7,289,618
♦198,449
♦161,879
*184,411
opers.
$1,205,101
♦DeHcit.
disrunt'on,
Co.—July Sales Up—
July 31—
p.
Co.
stock.
—Files With
ry.
America—Earnings—
$758,341
Inc. avail, for fixed chgs,
Net income
$4.76
1721.
p.
six states, and approximately 30
extending from St. Louis to New
625.
p.
rev.
Central
1954—Month—1953
revenues
NOTE—These
.1
of
Offered—Havenor-Cayias, Inc., Salt Lake City,
Orleans.
—V.
$5.12
:
—-
from
6,556,822
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.—Bank
and
procedures.
in
that
111.;
one
in
Memphis;
three
insurance
companies
operating in
37
states; Securities Investment Co., St. Louis, a dealer and personal
loan
—V.
now
listing the
embarked on an
banks
of
iour
Period End.
Sales—-
/
stated
Blumeyer
further
exchange
stock,
York Exchange in 1953.
of common, now selling
company,
make
through
General Contract oorp.
sl)are
common
1,423,585
oper.
1933.
p.
Grand Union
common
Blumeyer, President.
September, he said.
company's 458,902 shares
1,411,622
6,776,230
stock
Railway
Guatamala
for a group of
banks,
in
the Mississippi Valley,
offices
stock__
preferred
22,997,684
Stock, Etc.—
stock of this corporation, holding
insurance companies and finance
it was announced on Aug. 18 by
Trading in the stock will start the early
the
of
Stock
York
New
Exchange
company
per
179,
24,622,670
—___.
—
Dividends
—V.
General Contract Corp.—To List
(income
Rys.
Period End. June 30—
443,000
Net
share
new
International
669,302
Net
ii
:
.1
In
the
6
general
in
industry
electronics
in
particular.
in
and
EFFECT TO
stock
Net
-
499,500
Earnings per share—
Dividends per share—
—V.
179,
—
—
2039.
p.
Plans to increase
corporation
The
10
Nuclear
Science
&
Mr.
Engineering Corp, below.—V.
177,
Power
(no
Inc. at $73
share.
per
The
for
listing
of
these shares, is
being
Canadian Stock Exchange.
For
details
of
offering, see V.
180,
p.
626.
-
(G. R.)
This
.
of
unit
West
Coast
of
operators
the
on
the
in
" "
West
Kinney
shoe
in
Angeles,
180,
Los
last
stores,
Calif.
week
It's
the
and
first
of
planned
many
$
180,
340th
for
the
the
at
S
78,992,470
$
669,299,009
The
ficial
SEC
investment
Aug.
on
interest.—V.
13,
179,
filed
company
1954,
648,227,919
in
the
the
The
registration
a
shares
filed
proposal
a
be
u'Sdd "to
for
pay
Period End. June 30—
exploration
and
in
regulation
"D")
issue
to
at
50 cents per
The net proceeds
development
of
properties:
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Net
dh's.
per
claimed
it
available
946,968
1,212,916
$291,197
$925,769
$1,026,329
290,483
580,966
580,966
$714
$344,803
$445,363
$0.37
$1.19
$1.32
$71,882
*
$u.4o
welding
as
easy
that
eliminates
turning
as
on
•
skills
light
a
normally
switch,
required,
promises
useful
be
to
business
and
hotels,
bottling plants, hospi¬
tals, body shops, repair shops and other users of metal
equipment and
machinery that occasionally need a quick, easy method of
repair or
This
create
has
developed
A
method,
new
called
"SELFWELD,"
of joining
furniture,
metal
as
and business
equipment, tools, toys and automobiles. Lin¬
has also developed a
new
100 ampere welding machine, called
"Lincwelder," for use with "Selfweld."
The
machine, complete
with electrodes, Selfweld holder and
accessories, costs les^ than $100.
—V. 180, p. 254.
Lockheed
Aug.
Aircraft
order
and
s
for
for
most
Corp.—Receives
Shooting Star jet
the
United
widely
States
used
jet
New
trainers,
Navy,
into
Order—
earmarked
for friendly
production of the
will extend
1956,
Jet
this
corporation
the
new
seat
school
Pact
countries,
The
jet
cnlv
calls
contract
to
be
Navy
trainer
used
jet
for
delivered
besides
to
additional
various
quantities
Mutual
introduced
of
Defense
the
two-
Assistance
forces.
by
U.
S.
military
services,
the
tne
.its v.uuoth
miles
the
the
jet,
hour
per
largest producer of turbine aircraft,
Lockheed
trainer
industry-wide
peak
in
its
is
Exact
11th
fewer
for
of
XF-104
superiority"
new
now
approaching
advanced, 600-
the
out
hours
could
per pound of
fighters during
be
not
jet
fighter.—V.
180,
airframe
World
disclosed,
production,
combat plane,
the
year
another
turning
propeller
figures
flight-testing
"air
currently
with
average
production.
Now
than
War
officials
Aug.
due
that
Lowenstein,
this
) fills of
from
V as
company
New
James
$9.50
(heir
f ad
f
nd
the
currently is
Air Force s "new
S.
fabrics
Axelrod,
share.
price
and
by
179,
p.
is
sheets
in
now
and
Aug.
on
to
all
and
its
one
their
.
„
p.
1975
proceeds
toward
to
the
extend
be
may
7
by
cut
Ways
*
$7,357,110
2707
and
purchase
is
being
pillow
109th
of
price
purchase
made.
fine
cases,
goods
Pipe
Line
the
to
The
using
controlling
the
in
with
sale
by
Wamsutta
the
Minn.
30,000
barrels
the
of
Cut
Your
V.
180,
p.
255.
The
Co.
the
up
the
Butler
Brothers'
operation,
new
transferred
intact.—V.
Shawnee
179, p.
7.
2-inch
company
Federal
The
100
at
and
18-inch
to
privately
two
procedure
without underwriting.
The proceeds
incident to mining, refining and sale
it
its
In
application by this company
facilities in North Dakota,
an
transmission
gas
Aug.
on
6.
authority
asks
Montana-Dakota
application,
intermediate decision
the
waived
has
involving
natural
new
announced
was
1750
Commission
Power
proceeding
in
construct
to
center
in
notes
shares
expenses
pay
Aug. 12 filed a letter of notification wit the SEC
of common stock (no par) to be offered at
are to be used
of silica sand.
on
share,
per
Cincinnati, Ohio—Files With SEC
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Plans Construction—
cool¬
Notes Placed Privately
—
to
construct in
Stark Counties, N. D„ 56 miles of pipeline to transport
to Regent, Mott, New England and Lefor, N. D. This area
Hettinger and
—
the
gas
natural
without
distribution
totals
Montana-Dakota also proposes to build
towns. Estimated cost of the project
service.
gas
the
in
systems
$728,854.—V.
four
p.
625.
180,
Monterey Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
The
SEC
$9,000,000 20-year 4V2% note due
financing
five-year
of
the
near
farm
pipe
crude
oil
be
applied
miles
260
Clearbrook
of
Great
will
line
of
will
of
construction
new
42/2%
note
corporation
covering
offered
be
Lake
City,
filed
13
shares
cents
of
proceeds
net
stock (par 10 cents) to
Muir, Dumke & Co., Salt
used
be
to
are
with the
notification
of
letter
a
common
through
share
per
The
Utah.
to
Aug.
on
1,500,000
20
at
to
expenses
pay
activities.
mining
22.5
by
Oil
initial
gravity.—V.
company
oil
pipe
the
on
Northern
have
the
16-inch
Station
at
Co.,
capacity
180,
line
to
Pine
carry
Mountain
.
Lakehead
There
first
The .company
shares
of
The
proceeds
The
June
2,
1948.
(par
be
to
are
It
is
its oommon
to
cents)
65
used
located
company,
Series
Co.—Stock Offered—
10 offered
stock
engaged
automobile
physical
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
—V.
stock
179,
< par
65
cents)
'
Outstanding
769,000 shs/
I,
April
Power
Co.
subscription
&
Inc.
Light Co.—Books
011
In
each
of
the
V.
179,
City
of
p.
books
preferred
new
if
redeemed
on
mortgage
A
3%
Series
on
Sept.
or
1,
1984
(see
details
in
V.
180,
callable
before
GIVING
at
L.
F.
Sept.
1,
ranging from $104 50
1959, to $102 per share
as
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
1976_
due
1978-
Series D
3 V4 %
due
1979
Series E
3.40%
due
1981
Series
3 Vs%
due
1977
due
1983—
Series G 4.20%
the
due
Bank, lio
Banic
Y.
.*
isn'noo
incorporated in
was
will be operated
1925,
is a
1954
$77,117,798
after
share________
common
working capital position of
30, 1953.—V. 180,
S81.582.891
2,488,886
$1.07
etc
taxes,
the
improved by
company
2,998,b
5
■
$2,929,42
627.
p.
to
company
covering
place
mine
filed
a
letter
Wash.—Files—
of
notification
with the
of preferred stock to be offered aiv
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
without
in
9
shares
100.000
share),
per
Aug.
on
National
operation.
'
31
See
qqq
Cuba
Sheraton
Hotel
Corp.—Sells
of America
Corp.
below.—V.
"Blackstone"—
180,
p.
627.
180 000
^oiooo
i$100
par
value)
may
aggregate
the
value)—
issue'bonds
principal
of
1.500.000-'
530,000 shs.
additional
amount
National
-
150,000 shs.
'
(without par
company
which
Murphy Co.—Profits Show Decline—
per
June
SEC
($1
series
of
•
.
,
subsidiary of Mueller, said Mr. Riggin. At presen.
producer of aluminum strip and sheet.—V. 180, P- °u*
J
The
1 800 000
1
pfd. stock
company
.
2 000 000
#
+The
Savings
entire
the
of
company
Nancy Hanks Mines, Inc., Spokane,
?2!500.000
J2S"J22g-—
1955-19 <7
to
and
at The Chase National
Place, New York 15, N.
,
earnings
Earnings
1 000 000
1955
stock
this
Aluminum,
company
Net
750 000
1
,
as
Exchange
capital stock of the
Corp. of Jackson, Mich., was announced Aug. 16 by
Sr., President.
The company was purchased for an un¬
from the Estate of the late George M. Carter and other
sum
(G. C.)
over
debentures:
♦The
43
Outstanding
$5,100,000
due
provisions
paid.
Trust
wholly-owned
a
The
EFFECT
lS-76__.
3V4%
tion
New
by
Riggin,
disclosed
prices
bonds:
due
27b %
4.30'.^
or
shareholders.
1969.
B
Common
111.,
Six Months Ended June 30—
is
Series C
3?4%
York,
be
Harris
90,
Aluminum
Sales
series
redeemed
after
Series
Mills.
will
the
at
Chicago
2475.
Acquisition
Sheet
accrued dividends.
F
(4% )
interest
made
Street,
——
<3%%
1983
Mueller Brass Co.—Acquisition—
Missouri Public Service Co.—Preferred Stock Offered
—An investment
group headed by Kidder, Peabody &
Co. on Aug. 17 offered
publicly 50,000 shares of 4.30%
cumulative preferred stock at par
($100 per share) and
share
be
1980
1981
1,
accrued
will
Monroe
1,
1.
Sept.
case
Payment
Closed—Halsey,
17 announced the closing of
the offering of $7,500,000 3V4%
mortgage bonds due
255).—V. 180, p. 352.
per
Nov.
due
Sheet
it
due
due April
West
Aug.
first
The
103.4b%
——102.75%
——
103.58%
103.93%
104.43%
1,,1979
series
1040^
—
1481.
p.
Missouri
1956-1953
July 31. 53
1954
1953
$7,345,495 $53,960,334 $55,223,629
April
due
damage
FINANCING
2.000,000 shs.
due
Series
.
3 Vs %
as
s
Redemption Price
(3% )
1978—
1975
1,
series
Series
on
,
,
GIVING
Authorized
Common
surplus!
16, 1954, all of the
with their respec¬
below
'
July
series
3%
and
incorporated
was
insurance.
CAPITALIZATION
due
3Vs%
600.000
share.
per
paid-in capital
Calif.,
writing
in
$1.85
at
increase
to
Pasac'ena,
at
stockholders
Called—
Sept.
on
designated
series
3%%
June
on
common
redemption
redemption prices:
255.
p.
for
the
of
bonds
mortgage
tive
called
been
Co.—Bonds
Power
States
have
Series—
Mission Indemnity
35a%
Jan. 1 to July 31—
1
of
manager
head
will be
Silica Co.,
1,232
to
Cone-Drive
cooling and water
ratings
from
$3,500,000
oil-tank
stock-
Slightly Higher—
Days End.
present
will
inventories
covering
natural
a
point
himself
company
Butler
Mills.
division,
$100
available
are
incident
from
a
the
to
Bend,
Serial
year.-
the
holdings
continue
to
The
area.
over
Inc.
Distributors,
of
Francisco
San
Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, and Minneap¬
by
a
wholly-owned distributorship of the
in
Gunther,
E.
the
in
franchise
taken
Carpet
Charles
,
.
horsepower
units
of
a
and
costs
from
Cumulative
July 31, '54
,
sales
179,
announced
2039.
—4 Wks. & 3
r.
19
Angeles,
Mohawk
the
will
All
components
fan
as
1
stockholders
confirmed
19
will
The
1954
Melville Shoe Corp.—Current Sales
J.-etail
Aug.
on
interests.
Sept. ,10.
President
Mills,
Board,
An offer
interests of all of
understood that Mr. Axelrod
I/resident.—V.
—V.
1,
♦First
a
affiliated
manufacture's
Wamsutta
the
Co. of New York City will act as the sole selling
carpets in that area, and tne Murray b
vDrsh
Portland, Seattle and Salt Lake City, will take
Carpet
Mohawk
Los
of
floor-covering
on
CAPITALIZATION
441.
p.
majority interest in Wamsutta
The purchase of 208,500 shares was made
and
same
of
acquired
affiliated
Is
Jt
H.
of
Axelrod
Mills
industrial
Joseph
I hders
had
common
at
Wamsutta
Chairman
Bedford, Mass.
J.
per
stock
Lack
for
Mohawk
Aug. 1, 1960.
Net
II
Lockheed
U.
have
Co.
1954.
1,
branches
•
existing
Operations—
released on Aug. 12, this cornoratnn and
stated that they have concluded ar¬
announcement
Brothers
be
is
The notes consist of
said.
(M.) Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.—Acquisition—
Leon
joint
a
Butler
Sept.
Shooting
training of jet pilots.
as
500
rangements tor the complete transfer of all Mohawk franchised Butler
Brothers' floorcoverings branch operations to new ownership, effective
principal amount of $12,500,000, it was an¬
Aug. 17.
The placement was arranged
through Lehman Brothers and A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
nounced
p.
(designated TV-2 by the Navy and T-33 by the Air Force)
reaxism of combat performance into the advanced
tactical
Ranked
such
placed
has
500
Mills, Inc.—Earnings Lower—
Floorcoverings
Transfers
In
the
_
com-
early
this company's
from
,
typical
Pipe Line
company
Stuart &
was
fitar trainer
brings
the
the
1988.
p.
500
aggregate
reported
18.
Marking the tenth reorder since the Lockheed trainer
1948,
178,
50o
Pacific
Northwest
Co
Prescott, Wright, Snider Co.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
the
Brothers'
installation, standard components
down while service requirements go up.
costs
gives
500
and its domestic subsidiaries reported consolidated
first six months of 1954 of $28,594,733, and nei
after allowing for Federal income taxes, of $401,059 for the
Mohawk
costs
and
"Standardized
gearsets
available
weights
1 000
period. For the comparable 1953 period, net sales were $33,701 earnings,
after provision for Federal income taxes
were
The
particular
keep
chart
Minnesota
coln
the
new
transmission
included.
a
Gardner
2,500
—
olis
borrowings
of
&
and
013
over
of
payment
1000
Co._I— 1'nnfj
.
modifications
by
and
rpm
This
everyone,
household
world
condensed
-
the
quick, fool-proof method, usable by
repairing and making such things
a
for
nations
the
inon
Co
corporation
fabrication.
company
metals
for
&
2143.
p.
sales during
agent
and
year
~~ rinn
Inc._I I'onn
Co.
Simmons
to
possible for the rapidly growing number of home
fix-it-yourself
craftsmen to work with metals as readily as with wood.
expected that the method will also
service establishments such as bakeries,
maintenance
financing
&
Inc.
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
same
descriptions of standard components including
reductions and pinion speeds handled by units
are
that
distance.—V.
29u,483
of
be
to
to vote
442.
contemplated
current
2,500
2,500
Co
&
Ellis
Co.
$1,241,049.
*
titled,
some
required
342,401
hobby
in
stock
where
are
pinion
1266.
method
new
A
in
Even
ing
2,239,245
is
to
carried
$16,759,006
Lincoln Electric Co.—New Method
Simplifies V/elding
make
the
funds
provide
Costs",
Brief
ratings,
are
1954—6 Mos.—1953
I
and
horse-power
1,872,737
snare—
179, p.
The
temporary
during
reducers,
789-54,
Division.
$17,379,918
declared
$23,000,000.
352.
p.
Transmission
633,598
Earnings retained
Earns,
It
bulletin
Gears
$7,120,237
taxes
to
power
Power
735,432
taxes
income
•Casn
A
how
$362,365
inc.
180,
Cone-Drive
373,067
before
Income
and
of
standard
$7,767,110
Profit
eligible
be
p.
under
program
also
and
loans.—V.
statement
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
Sales
—V.
(under
of
Lambert Co.
will
180,
(Inc.)
earnings,
Michigan Tool Co.—New Booklet—
common
stock
(par
five cents),
thi$iq>h Daggett Securities, Inc., Newark, N. J.
to
are
has
company
1954,
Co.
Republic
This
redemption
6.—V.
2,500
179,
net
authorization to enter into a credit
which it may make borrowings
SEC
providing
of
purpose
1955
Details
600,000
6,
Oct.
Inc._;_
Mohawk> Carpet
common..
interest
covering 250,000 of its shares of bene¬
Ladorie Mines, Ltd., Montreal, Canada^-Files With SEC
share
for
banks
seven
construction
of
bank
received
has
with
aggregate amount of
for
part
205.
p.
Sept.
record
called
nf
Co
&
&
Barrett, Fitch, North & Co
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle,
Co
Co.,
Langley
Blair
Reinholdt
&
C.
&
Whipple
3,000
3,000
Co.-
&
Walker
3,000
Beane
&
Central
&
Consolidated Gas Co.—Bank Loans—
company
agreement
are
York
New
the
meeting
Michigan
1954—32 Wks—1953
Knickerbocker Fund, New York—Registers With SEC
This
shareholders of
special
number
Ul
Newhard, Cook &
"
Weld
Paine,
,
M-C&S
several)^
have
respective
McDonald
Pierce,
Barney
G.
W.
Blunt
3,000
Co.
&
H.
William
Becker
White,
—V.
Marion
for
below
basis
the
on
Marion
&
Fenner
A.
Marks
M.
Lynch,
Smith,
castings.
pany's
■with
including those
shares
of
80%
Eacon,
3,000
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. 3,000
Merrill
in Marion,
nation's leading manufacturers
of excavating equipment
but will reserve the right to accept a lesser percentage.
cranes,
the
351.
p.
of
two
an
G.
3,000
M.
Co.,
$
81,371,200
—V.
for
least
named
9,000
Laurence
a
exchange
an
at
comDa™
$9,533 707
underwriters
Corp
Boston
First
Carl
Newport,
common
acquire
to
in
rental
enlral
west
months ended June 30, 1954 the
and total operating revenues of
12
Inc
Blyth & Co.,
stock,
through
Merritt
of
propose
in
engaged
new
The
preferred stock now
prior to the
effective date of Merritt-Chapman & Scott's offer.
Conditional upon its acquisition of a substantial interest in Marion,
M-C&S also will offer to acquire shares of the Osgood class A and
B
common
stock not held by the parent company,
on
the basis ot two shares of Merritt for three shares of Osgood.
The latter com-^
pany manufactures a line of smaller power shovels
and cranes, and
also
engages
in
a
foundry business for the manufacture of steel
-
1954—4 Wks—1953
Sales
Marion
shares
and
\
626.
p.
Period End. Aug. 7—
acquire
will
of
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up—
.
to
Marion
«i»i.
Shares
late
Columbus,
of
of
together
principally
in 148 communities
Peabody & Co
Kidder,
in July between M-C&S and
Ohio, investment bankers holding
Merritt-Chapman & Scott will
announced
of
share
of
Corp.,
The
approximately 13.000 shares of
outstanding are expected to be called
opened
the
Company,
three
Steel
public utility
a
purchase from
the company the
preferred stock set forth below:
to
of
shares
V
acquisition
during
year
Newport
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
"
chain
area.—V.
family
Coast,
said.
Wolfson
Mr.
agreement
an
one
the
to
-
owned
majority
1,697,977 M-C&S shares are outstanding,
this
the
Ohio
M-C&S
Kinney Co., Inc.—On West Coast—
corporation,
its first
store
made
in
substantial
a
by D. Gleich Co., New York City, of 295,000 shares of
common stock at 50 cents per share has been completed,
all of said shares having been sold.
Application
Its
and
purposes,
Under
'
Aug. 19 that the public offering
on
Co.
issue
net income of $1,593,867
had
&
Merritt-Chapman
of
is
company
providing electric and gas service
north central Missouri.
greater than 92% '.
Ky. It is estimated.
that
complete acquision of Marion Power Shovel Co.* and its sub¬
sidiary would entail the issuance of 455,165 additional shares.
offer
announced
was
a
early
interest
King Copper Mining Corp.—Stock Offering Completed
—It
as
present,
issued
Secondary
—
2,153,142
preferred
and
authorized
3,000,000
shares
may
soon
be
out¬
result of recently announced plans to acquire the Marion
Shovel
corporate
Offering With¬
secondary offering of 16,600 shares of common
par) was made on Aug. 18 by Blyth & Co.,
per share, with a dealer's discount of 80 cents
It was later withdrawn.—V. 179, p. 2808.
drawn—A
stock
Corp.
out
•
the
of
genera,
by the
Board
on
2
5
funds.
subsidiary, the Osgood Co.,
both of Marion, Ohio, through an exchange of shares.
The
proposed
increase
in
Merritt-Chapman & Scott's authorized
capitalization is designed to provide for future expansion and other
At
Kimberly-Clark
.
pointed
17,
that
nrm,
amoiim
proceeds will
series G bonds
proceeds of a new series H first mortgage bond to be sold <w
used to retire all oi the outstanding first preferred stork- *
the company on Sept. 30, 1954; to retire the outstanding first mort%a»
series G, 4.20%
bonds due 1983; and to repay a bank loan incurro4
for construction.
The balance will be added to the company's
EARNINGS—For
President and
Wolfson,
E.
Louis
Aug.
on
company
Net
will be
1
-
to 6,000,000 shares will be Voted
1954,
6,
me
the
capitalization of this
stock
common
wiiuaiuub,
1954, $4,000,000 principal
net proceeds
»PROCEEDS—The
currently
standing
1839.
p.
authorized
3,000,000
Oct,
on
announced
Wolfson
Scott's
Corp.—New Affiliate—
Manufacturing
Ketay
See
Aug.
on
from
stockholders
Chairman,
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 300.000 shares of common stock
(par pne cent)
to be
offered at
$1
per
share through Farrell Securities to., New York.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to oil and
gas activities.
t
corporation
the
Stock
tdwui
mortgage bonds due 1984.
of $2,601,500 to retire the
applied.
be
to
balance
uu
Monday, August 23, 1954
.
.
September,
extent
the
to
the
Increase
Corp. — Plans to
Capitalization—
Scott
&
Authorized Comnion
*
Kern Front Oil & Gas Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files
-
used
suuject,
sell in
first
3V4%
H
series
BUSINESS—The
Merritt-Chapman
-
wnicn.
and
issue
to
acquired
just
442.
p.
$7.72
3.01
1.00
share
has
.
499.500
S5.ll
3.48
100
shares
per
1953
§24.163,842 $21,699,917
2.554.569
3,855.206
1,737.949
1.501.872
.——
-
income
Number
.
1,350,000 shs,
1954
other income
-
Taxes
Outstanding
corporation
to
suant
Corp.—Acquisition—
control of the Guardian Credit
Corp. of Connecticut, with offices in Hartford, Bristol, r-ew Haven,
West Haven, New London and Torrington.
Acquired assets are in excess of $1,000,000, bringing the total of the
purchasing company's assets to approximately $11,000,000.
Merchants Acceptance Corp., operating the M-A-C Plan System of
personal loan companies, was established in 1909 by the late Charles
T. MacDermott, Sr. as the pioneer personal finance'Organization in
New England.
Acquisition of the Guardian Credit Corp. brings to 35
the number of offices now owned and operated
by the purchasing
company in six New England states and
in Dallas, Texas.—V. 180,
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Kennametal
Year Ended June 30—
and
Merchants Acceptance
351.
180, p.
Taxes
television
FINANCING
3.000,000 shs.
cents)—r
10
(par
PRESENT
Authorized
-
.
Sales
color
of
This
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Common
field
the
v
'
—V.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(722)
but
series
subject
50.000 shs'.
527.865 shs.
without
to
the
limita¬
restrictive
indenture.
has
a
contract
This
jointly
the
company's
have
an
institutional
investor
pur¬
nounced
by
a
of
Turns
new
a
food
the
George
O.
Division
company,
allied
Jackson
Tube Turns
&
Formed-Church ^
Plastics,
pipe
process
industries.
company,
Boomer,
and
Firm
fittings and custom1Hjne of
of injection m
th
0ji,
Products will be made for
plastic
chloride.
and
new
Co.—Plastics
patented
new
polyvinyl
chemical,
Gas
industrial
of
through
unplasticized
paper,
Tube
organized
manufacture
products
Formation
with
Cylinder
capitalized at $1,500,000,
of Tube Turns, -l
President
an.
vjjjC|
1
Number 5353
Volume 180
new
open
will
L.
David
Jackson
of
located
Jackson &
patented
Church, Saginaw
preplasticizing
applications
said
in
Mr.
Boomer
for
UNDERWRITERS—The.
has
the
been
Board
and
elected
and
Mr.
Stuart
Board
Executive
The
Chairman
of
the
of
the
Executive
Committee
of
President.
He
also
is
President
Girdler Co., another National Cylinder Gas division.—"V. 180,
of
C.
The
of
income
ended
June
this .company
F.54
30,
and
amounted
subsidiaries
to
$1,155,448,
for
the
six
months
Federal
after
income
equal to $1.92 per share, compared with net income of
$118,143,
$1.20 per share for the comparable period of 1953.
Per share figures
are based on 000,000 shares of capital stock
Blunt
written
during the first six months of 1954 were
with $16,665,622 for the comparable period' of
compared
J
profit of $785,977 for the six months ended June
30,
with $216,216 for
the comparable
period
last year.
first six months of 1954 National Union earned premiums
to
$16,654,597,
incurred
losses, and
loss->expenses
of
$8,834,648 and underwriting expenses of $7,033,972.
first
1953's
for
months,
and
losses,
628,814
Net
six
investment
$6,641,866
income
compared
$853,104
were.
with
$16,486,893
earned,
for
Chr»r91n
Union
the
war
six
up
months
I9"*.
>
reaching
ended
June
Sr.
Co
Richard W.
30,
Juiien
1953.
highs
new
at
respectively.
holders
assets
June
30,
At Dec.
surplus
and
policyholders surplus both reached
reaching $73,673,r 11
and
$25,379,439
1954
31,
1953
assets
at $17,039,497 —V.
stood
179,
at
$65,501,235
and
J.
M.
Dain
A.
Products
Files With
The
SEC
Securities and
corporation
covering
($1
for
working
The
132,700
share),
per
of
of
letter
a
notification
stock
common
underwriting.
of
The
to
with
offered
be
proceeds
be
;
par
at
to
are
the
First
used
capital, etc.
is
of
dies
plastics.
and
molds
and
is
W.
Jersey
Power
&
Light
Co.—Bonds
D.
comprising Kuhn, Locb & Co., Lehman Brothers
on Aug. 18 offered
$8,700,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3Vs% series due
Aug. 1,\
1984, at 101.25% and accrued interest, to yield 3X6%.
group
Aug. 17
on
Other
and
on
bids
White,
awarded
was
the
issue
at
competitive
3V8S
as
from
Union
Securities
Corp.
series
bonds
will
be
redemption prices; ranging from
and
improvement
accrued
interest
fund
In
PROCEEDS—Of
will
be
applied
bonds,
gage
toward
with
the
the
at
each
the
prices
of
of
State
proximately
State
of
1983,
short-term
of
New
New
Jersey.
Jersey.
serves
the
on
The
May
31,
$1,792,340.
and
net
loans
incurred
the
The
service
western
has
company
be
in
the
of
connection
the
the
of
revenues
the
area
parts
covers
v,™?,
ap¬
of
residential
80,300
approximately
for
company
$13,117,543
1953,
operating
$1,436,728.
to
Co.__„
Bond
1
the
12
and
net
revenues
2,000
Inc.
-
16,
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
——
'
-
.
'
Hlgginson
1,200
Co.,
an
in
the
United
the
purpose
and
company
series
due
3%
series
Ltd.——
in
of
to
cus¬
months
was
$12,393,460
equal
to
25%
Investment Firm—
the
advisory
applicant,.—-V.
Outstanding
due' 1978——
180,
1974
!.
U.
3Ve%
series
due
1984__j_;,__—_____
8,700,000
Other ry.
Cumulative preferred
stock
(par
series
Net
30,000 shs.
series
150,000 shS.
value)
par
mortgage is
restrictions
open-end
an
and
♦After
Kuhn, Loeb
respective
principal
—Public
Canadian)
group
of
Rhoades
&
offering
Carl
Aug.
on
underwriters
Co.
at
$25
per
was
expenses
Operating
taxes
Rhoades
share
shares
that
subscribed for
by
with
Si
substantial
a
partners
Net
-V.
16,
Company
1954,
from
other
Fund
of
of
assets
its
of
Fund,
is
as
of
features
concentration
most
will
of
give
its
Canada
there is no limitation
which may be invested in
two
charter,
and
may
York Capital
up to one-third
invest
non-diversified.
is
This means
assets
These
greater flexibility as it will enable
investment opportunities which are
Fund
in
the
will
Fund
be
the
Empire
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Common shares (par $1 Canadian)
Canadian)—
$
1,000,000 shs.
1,000 shs.
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
None
will
vote
on
proposal
a
to
the
split
filed
12
letter
a
of
notification
,
the^
with
expenses
incident to
mining
operations.
180,
be used to pay for capital improvements, etc*
537.
p.
3715
"Nemo" is
&
Chemical
Corp.—New Product
of
from
10
to
a
10'
neutrons
cm-'/second.
per
around
use
It
atomic
has
been
de¬
accelerators and
Engineering Corp.—Organized—
Dean, former Chairman of the United States Atomic
Energy
Commission, on Aug. 19 announced the formation of this
corporation, oI
which
Co.,
he is Chairman
Ltd.
and
the
the
of
Board
of
Directors.
Ketay Manufacturing
participated in the
to
Mr.
Dean,
the
The
Corp., with
bankers,
According
will
$
creation
Nuclear
of
American
Lehman
the
corporation
Metal
Brothers,
new
enterprise.
the
first
is
com¬
field,
neering,
and
3,559,775
19,708,939
3,243,163
16,504,142
Mr.
division
strip mill In¬
of the company's $9,000,000 expansion and moderni¬
was
announced on
Aug.
16 by Robert E. Harvey,
Vice-President
mill
new
of
Ky„
and
new
General
under
now
a
reversing
hot
cold
for
rolling
steel,
item
products
operation
early
by
improvements
to its
pipe mill,
sions
•gutter
machines.—V.
recently
completed by Newport
coating equipment and
culvert
179,
include exten¬
new
pipe and
In
Director,
directors
Richard
Nuclear
of
and
Dr.
Dr.
S.
Science
Manson
Ralph
L.
Ely,
and
Engineering
Dr.
Corp.
Seaborg
corporation
offered
added
to
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Bids for Bonds—
Bids
Aug.
will
24
received
be
at
by
1840.
15
Room
from
it
1984.—V.
Aug.
on
not
to
to
and
filed
6
exceed
employees
12,000
at
a
letter
shares
price
a
of
of
per
share in cash.
capital.—V. 178, p. 389.
Power Co.—Proposed
notification
capital
when
$10.63
of
$11.88
working
Ohio
The
with
th>
(par
stock
$f)
payable
proceeds
the
company
Broad
$25,000,000
Street,
general
to
up
New
11
(EDT) on
for the
a.m.
York,
mortgage
N.
Y.t
bonds
due
Aug.
1,
be
Ohio,
for
acquired
cash
a
North Central Gas Co.,
,
Casper, Wyo.—Plans
new
Con¬
struction—
Hearings
Federal
•facilities
will
Power
to
stallations
sell
near,
the
will
to
are
In¬
L*
Acquisition—
consideration
be
it
Integrated
Ohio
is
The
and
of
of
$466,500.
The
the
and
that
existing
Power
application
steam
a
generating
lighting system.
street
a
proposed
with
Light
Power.
principally
system,
application,
Central
Ohio
consist
distributon
operated
^
^
in
company has applied
to the SEC for authorization to acqulra
electric utility system now owned and
operated by the Village c.t
the
to
180, p. 627.
of
a:«>
pro¬
The
<
electric
.
Is
University of California and Dr. Benedict Is professor of
Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
stallments,
to
I
th»
Frankel,
and
Benedict.
facllltib.*
'
'
Pitts¬
the
Bluffton,
519.
p.
Technical
Seaborg
covering
be
to
1955.
Other
T.
established
Oakite Products, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
Manager.
construction
and
the
Glenn
been
was
Secretary-Treasurer,
Amond
have
by Ronald A. Brightsen, Presi¬
previously associated with the atomic power
Westinghouse Electric Corp., as were the company'.*
the
of
Nuclear
Corp.—Completes New Mill—
which
Brightsen
Vice-President
Dr.
Newport,
those
Headquarters of the new company
burgh, Pa.
The company
Is headed
63,172,797
64,108,934
16,465,776
growing groups of enterprises already in the
those engaged In nuclear reactor design and engi¬
manufacture radiation detection instruments.
It was stated by Mr. Dean that The
American Metal Co., Ltd. and
Ketay Manufacturing Corp. have subscribed to a substantial
portion
.of Nuclear capital stock.
74,729,478
11,556,681
77,018,186
12,909,252
company
two
viz.,
J
74,341,346
387,632
75,823,774
1,194,412
19,530,776
178,163
supplement
nuclear
major
in
Trust
FINANCING
18
Aug.
on
Nuclear Science &
1954—12 Mos.—1953
in Newport's program for a further diversification of
being forwarded
since the company's acquisition
by
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp. early this year, is expected to be
-
(par $1
at
part
Another
a
York; Stein, Roe & Farnham of Chicago, and Carl M.
Rhoades
&
Co.
of
New
York.
A
substantial
portion of the
stock to be offered
will be subscribed for by partners of and persons
closely identified with the investment managers.
CAPITALIZATION
20,063,917
—
purchase
of
Nov.
on
Gordon
627.
as
rend
o
managers
1,01.H,0j4
-—
program
•
Loeb,
Deferred shares
p.
stalled
New
percentage of the Fund s
securities of any one company.
the
the
it
the
628.
p.
of its kind in the atomic energy field.
It is intended to provide
variety of technical services to firms engaged in nuclear
power
development and to industries interested in the
application of radio¬
activity to industrial products and processes.
The new service
the
upon
commitments
attractive.
The investment
Co. of New
income
180,
zation
in
formed,
180,
an
redemption
preferred stock,
cumulative
outstanding.—V.
the
to
plus
the
pany
$
19,044,823
-
deductions
Completion
_
under
recently
under
that
income
Newport Steel
the
non-diversified
a
funds
Ltd.,
outside
organized
registered
1940
Canadian
Canada,
income
Executive
and
Act
company's
funds
share
per
to
stock at par
fessor at
Canada, was incorporated on
the United States Investment
open-end
management
investment company^ Creation of this investment trust gives *• ex¬
pression to
the
objectives of both the Canadian and the American
Government to foster the international flow of capital.
Differing
June
$104
battery operated survey meter for neutron
measurement.
This new instrument,
recently announced by the cor¬
poration, measures thermal and fast neutrons
separately, and has a
443.
p.
corporate
at
com¬
comuanv's
by
it.
BUSINESS—The
pay
Mode)
shares
common
163.977,842 670,431,159 634,450,149
117,975,060 110,908,666 459,597,785 431,642,419
35.321,753
33,538,400 135,009,600 128,465,884
____
(net)
income
Interest
by
of
manager
180,
of
172,341,636
——
operating
Total
(par $1-
underwriting group,
portion of the shares offered had been
of the firm and also by persons closely
Co.,
and
other
dividends
com¬
dent.
a
nation-wide
Carl M. Loeb,
(U. S. funds). This
16
headed
number
on
$
Operating
oversubscribed.
Loeb,
M.
reported
associated
made
was
104
common
issued
with
redeem,
unpaid
the
Nuclear Instrument
/:
$4.59
1954—3 Mos.—1953
" r"no
Capital Fund of Canada, Ltd.—Stock Sold
1,000,000
of
now
to
and
shares
The net proceeds are to
12,999,784
10,615,223
$2.77
based
bids
is offering to its stockholders 3.000 shares of
—V.
Telephone Co.—Income Statement—
revenues —L
Net
offering of
9,492,056
6,888,942
$0.71
*
1945.—V.
,:
v.
Other
New York
York
Operating
627.
p.
and
31,
Period End. June 20—
of
$2,900,000
■
Hutzler_
&
July
of
2,900,000
Co.!
&
Bros.
amounts
.
T'rothers
Salomon
dividend
preferred
New
named below have severally agreed
purchase
from
the company
the
1984 series bonds set forth
below:
1,947,681
1,625,131
>'
receive
($50 per share). This offering is under¬
by Harley, Haydon & Co. and Bell & Farrell,
Inc., both of Madison, Wis.
/
4,948,570
$0.45
24
a
'
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers
to
180,
to
mon
issue
the
upon
4,850,370
1,424,979
together
used
10,919,500
719,972
share_>
Aug.
on
111., for the purchase
preferred stock (par $100).
written
imposes certain condi¬
of additional bonds.
mortgage but
limitations
200,000
investment
103,500 shs.
be
accrtied
corporation
pany
$97,703,853
6,767,000
739,449
Income
com.
(CDT)
Chicago 4,
1954—7 Mos.—1953
$82,812,768
$14,507,393
1,094,198
pier
will
to
veloped for personnel protection for
180, p. 256.
1,670,500
tax accruals—
St.,
cumulative
reactors.—V.
1,135,000
-
of
North-West Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—The
& St; Louis RR.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
taxes..—
Income
"■'Earns,
20,000 shs.
(no
income
Net ry.' operat.
65,899 shs.
$1001
S.
outstanding as
—V.
*
"Gross income—$12,520,484
6,000,000
3,500,000
Lehman
\
Period End. July 31—-
"
$9,000,000
1979
*The
442.
p.
New York, Chicago
due
tions,
used
the
received from
-'.
fee
Salle
covering 300,000 shares of common stock, of which 270,000 shares
are to be offered to
public at $1 per share through Mitchell Securities,
Inc., Baltimore, Mcl. The remaining 30.000 shares are to be optioned to
the underwriters at, the
same
price.
The net proceeds are
to
be
The applicant was organized on
engaging in the business of an in¬
to concentrate substantially all of
investment
La
shares
(Minn.)—Bids for Stocks—
a.m.
SEC
up
of
So.
10:30
Northwest Defense Minerals, Inc., Washington, D. C.—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
securities
invest
231
to
up
Files With
40,000
The
series
stock
1,000
&
investment
2%%
Common
Co.
&
States.
proposes
151,073
$584,309
1,500
——
application states that the company expects to enter into
advisory contract with Emprie Trust Co. of New York
under the terms of which Empire Trust will furnish to the applicant
investment research and advice, a complete investment program, and
constant investment supervision for the portfolio. The proposed agree¬
ment
provides that Empire Trust
will obtain Investment research,
advice, and assistance from Carl M; Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and from
Stein, Roe and Farnham, and will pay each of such firms a sum
FINANCINNG
Authorized
\
bonds
3%
4%
Co.,
Philip
will
stockholders
range
Title of Class
•First mortgage
4.05%
1,500
&
Smith
as
—126,300
outstanding stock on a two-for-one basis (there were 729,857 shares
outstanding as of July 31).
Whitley C. Collins, President, also disclosed that extensive capital
expenditures are projected to provide new
engineering, research and
development facilities, as well as for a plant and
equipment moderniza¬
tion program.—V.
179, p. 2598.
3,000
York
•
GIVING
series,
Co.,
Zuckerman,
for
1954,
assets
an
^
CAPITALIZATION
&
1,500
_i-'_
1,082
$735,382
Northrop Aircraft, Inc.—To Split Shares—
2,000
—
Hill,
$734,300
2,023
$720,440
equal
The
Co.—
Waggoner
&
W.
Warren
and
Co._—
its securities
States.
the
210,000,
income
were
'
Hess
Neal
4,689,308
$846,740
necessary,
$4.80
Mc-
&
&
—
Wyatt,
1953
$5,423,608
12,000
1.000
Inc.
'
1954
4,982,392
taxes
SEC
the
Co.—2,000
Douglas
Woodcock.
1,000
Co.—Earnings—
$844,717
200,000
date,
&
Evoy
.
V
Corp.————
&
and
3,000
Co
Power
1482.
of
amount
3,000
Co.—
Woodard-Elwood
Labouisse
'•
& Co..
Dann
&
1.200
Son—
&
and
Winslow,
20,000
50
Exploration
claims.
has issued an
order authorizing
this company
to issue
sell, subject to conditions specified in the order, 200,000 shares of
at competitive bidding.
As previously noted,
3,000
Walker
h.
containing
group
128
$5,827,109
and
expenses
1100,
it
extent
20,000
Common,
Westheimer
3,000
Co.—
Weil,
however,
'
aggregated
year
&
Towbin
Noel
co._
g.
Bluff
Red
containing
group
Pennsylvania
company
The
of
Canadian companieSj
reserving the right,
to one-third of its total assets in securities of
other issuers deriving their income from sources other than the United
or
<
amounted
Co.,
the
groups,
3,560 acres
has
cumulative preferred stock,
the proceeds of the sale,
7,000
—
Alstyne,
N.E.,
Drive,
of
area
an
revenues
p.
Room
and
&
SEC has issued an order granting the application of this Fund
register with the Commission as an investment company under
Investment Company Act of i940 and to make a public offering
June
net
all
Co.—
3.000
HilHard
vestment
northwestern
of tbe.t.oto1
of
to
179,
The
The
to
mort¬
applied
of
retad
service
about
population
at
and
company's
about 23.1%
census.
1954
For
income
&
Neuhaus
_—
Vietor,
&
—
Unterberg,
3,000
Co
&
Co
E.
Van
Ripley
work
deductions
The
$5,500,000
first
c.
2.000
—
Miller
Share
its
estimated
an
1950
EARNINGS—Operating
ended
bank
financing,
company's
will
$1,535,000
1,500
Co.,
1,200
two
Agua Salada
Northern States Power Co.
1,000
Co
Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc.
1,000
& Co._
—10,000
24.000
Janney
for the sinking
101.23%
to par,
plus
Co
&
&
Underwood,
3,000
——
regular
—V.
1,200
Sutro
•
Aliso
501
cover
income
from
.Li
Co
Indianapolis
and
the
the
of
and
electric
1,750 square miles, or
and
based
from
from
redemption
due
provides
municipalities in
105
&
Co
Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.
1"
8,000
—
2,500
Anderson-
Registers With SEC
BUSINESS—Company
tomers
par,
at
Net
Stix
7,000
;
Hulme,
program.
portions
the
redemption
company's construction program.
The balance
will be applied toward the 1954 construction
proceeds
of
to
receding
proceeds
the
series
payment
104.75%
to
.Co
Friedrichs
case.
net
toward
4 */» %
subject
7,000
at
&
at
are
company
income
Income
Inc.
1,500
2,500
offices
the
income
income
Gross
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
3.000
claims of
14,000
Co.
Smith,- Bishop
7,000
;
Inc.—
&
B.
3,000
8.000
Co.
Inc;
Hayden,
Wold & Co.
1984
&
& Co.,
Elli- &
H.- Hentz
(jointly), at 100.72; Equitable Securities Corp.,
100.32; First Boston Corp., 100.2899; Merri'l Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beanej 100.289 and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.15)9.
The
Co.,
&
Haupt
J.
&
1,500.000 shs.
on
May 9, 1954, in Delaware,
acquisition, drilling and mining of urani¬
Operating
Other
Mason,
Co.—
Simon
M.
Outstanding
2,500
&
opera¬
FINANCING
PRESENT
organized
3,000
Starkweather
Henry Hen-man & Co.—_
sale
J.
came
&
I.
Operating
Operating
3,000
Co
Silberberg & Co
20,000
Co.—<
&
&
•Howard,
bonds
Shields
20,000
In-
Ira
bid of 100.77%.
a
the
for
Chapman
Harriman
•
.
Jacobs & Co.,
TO
Red
claims;
on
mining
Authorized
executive
into
the
Northern
20,000
Co.—
Horner
EFFECT
20,000
Hutzler
Inc
3,000
Gradison
Gruss
and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Semple,
2,000
Reid
Green,
Offered—A
group
The
3.000
_
Southwest Co.—
Grande
New
Scott,
Co.
Goodbody
•
Schwabacher &
divided
development
1,500
.Gairdner
custom
a
Richter
—
Fulton,
manufacturer
a
Scherck,
8,000
Co
Farwell,
Inc.
Co.—
4,000
Edwards & Sons—
&
&
&
drilling,
exploratory
Twelve Months Ended June 30—
1,000
Cooper-
Bros.
for
,
3,000
Rothschild
obligations due
drilling
Salada
mainly been done on the Red Bluff Claims.
The Red Bluff group is located in
McKinley County, N. M., and the
Agua Salada group in Sandoval County, N. M.—V. 180, p. 443.
3,000
Rotan,
F.
Its
unpatented
are
and
3,000
L.
share (mini¬
pay
3,000,000 shs.
was
in the exploration,
qlaims and
8'000
Russ & Company——
—
and
1,500
Reinholdt & Gardner
Win. B. Robinson & Co.__
and
to
exploration and
drilling on Agua
core
I '
10 cents)
(par
properties.
The
20 000
Mosle
used
Albuquerque, N. M.
10,000
_,1
Inc.
stock
engage
um
Co.,
3,000
Equitable Securities Corp*
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Exchange Commission—
filed
11
shares
without
company
molder
Aug.
on
G.
Elder
Corp.,-Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y.—
&
&
Salomon
Co.——„
to
3,000
1,500
Co.„_____
&
1,500
_
be
further
GIVING
BUSINESS—Company
2,000
3,000
Pancoast——*_——
■
Doolittle
Neo-Line
&
Shepard
__
and
to
are
-
2,000
RauschVA" Pierce" &7co."
4 000
Co.
&
Dewar, Robertson &
policy¬
jnc
for
and
equipment; and
working capital.
Common
Co.,
presCott,
1,200
Co
Cullman Brothers-
2040.
p.
&
&
claims;
2,000
W" C- Pitfield & C0-> InC-
3,000
—
Clarke
Collins
Cruttenden
consolidated
Total
Corp.___
Chace, Whiteslde. West &
Winslow,
Inc.__
$9,-
Thomson
proceeds
exploration
CAPITALIZATION
7,000
o'nrtn
—
National
for
National
Co._
3,000-"
12,000
2,500
Central
&
Co
& Hirshberg, Inc._
Jaffrav & Hopwood
Piper,
Co.,
Inc.
••
expenses.
$755,712
&
tions
8,000
3,000
Norris
20,000
n
Fitzgerald
Patton
an
$40).
additional
2,000
Co.—
Newburger & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.
12.000
—
Co.
&
—
Cantor,
Comparable figures
premiums
3,000
Co.
&
Co.__
&
Miller &
Nesbitt,
3,000
and
for
Offered—Philip
on
stock (par 10 cents) at 40 cents per
group;
7
Aug. 18 publicly of¬
issue of 750,000 shares of
York,
order 100 shares at
equipment and
Bluff
&
jnc_
~~4
Bradford
011
Co. Inc.—Stock
speculation"
a
PROCEEDS—The net
20,000
Bennett
Uranium
Co. Inc., New
"as
mum
3,000
MUllaney, Wells & Co.__
; Nelson, Scoville & Co., Inc.
1,000
Simmons—
&
i
compares
Mead,
5,000
J CnXJBlI°!,n ? f,118 kT,"
nfirWh' i1 & Co Marshall,
Burnham
Underwriting
1954
Ellis
C.
McJunkin,
3,000
Co.__
Walter & Hurry,
Boettcher
1953.
During the
amounting
&
—
currently outstanding.
premiums
7,000
Co.—_
McCormick
Company-7,000.
Bingham,
or
Net
&
&
Manley,
8,000
Thalmanri
&
common
8,000
Co
3,000
-
fered
2.000
Ladenburg.
Park
Gordon
12,000
&.,j?o.II—
Richards
1,000
Herman Bensdorf & Co.__
Betts, Borland & Co._L.__.
taxes,
$17,096,379
Barth
Beer
Kay,
2,000
Co
Bateman, Eichler
Co.—Earnings Up—
North
from
Inc.
Lestrange & Co.
AShmun
the
and
purchase
to
Shares
Bleichroeder,
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Baker, Weeks & Co
61J
p.
underwriters
agreed
&
3.000
S.
several
has
.Johnston, Lemon & Co.
391,400
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt
Co.
4,000
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Abercrombie &
Aithurs,
J.
National Union Fire Insurance
•
Rhoades
—
Arnhold & S.
National
becomes
Gas,
Cylinder
Net
Loeb,
Inc.
Chairman
Boomer,
the
each
Shares
M.
Lovett
new
which
follows:
as
,
Carl
Committee
of
names
shares
common
are
_
company.
Mr.
of
the Fund
process
Co.
of
(723)
difficult-to-mold
Louisville.
Chairman
Church,
&
a
new
plastics,"
be
Perrot,
of
number
utilize
many
up
polyvinyl chloride
company
will
company
will
which
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
Clifford W. Stuart, President
Ky., and
Mich.
"The
...
the
facilities
Company,
states
facilities
of
to
Ohio
plant,
au
According
be
acquire I
Power
ami
associate company
of
the
properties
as
no./
as
that
serve
approximately
1,050
customers
with
gross
billing*
approximately $130,000 annually.
The SEC has issued a \
giving interested persons until Aug. 31, 1954, to request a head¬
aggregating
order
ing
on
the
proposal.—V.
179',
2475.
p.
I
begin
Sept.
13
Commission
and
deliver
on
an
application by
authorization
natural
Sidney^ Neb.
Estimated capital cost of the
gas
to
to
this
construct
United
company
and
States
for
operate
Army
in¬
Oklahoma Gas &
This
filed
company
Aug.
116,
$100
par
1954,
Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
a
covering
registration
75,000
shares
statement
of
construction is
$148,105.—V.
151, p. 423.
value,
$7,000,000- of
to
the
be
offered
for
proceeds^ will
be
public
used
with
cumulative
.
sale
by
at
the
the
SEC
preferred
competitive
company
to
era
stoc :,
biddir
prei ,ky
f
8
equal amount of short-term bank loins which were made earlier
The balance of the proceeds will be used to finance part
IB
in
of the company's construction
INCOME
Pan
1954—Month—1953
1954—12 Mas.—1953
<3,779,121
$3,215,098 $36,616,847 $33,620,280
2,861,627
2,443,044
28,119,410
25.369,278
$8,251,002
$772,054
785
Other
income
income
179,
$8,250,592
$917,497
American
This
President Traffic
The
will
add
a
flight will leave New York Wednesdays and serve
Amsterdam, returning to New York on Fridays
but with a stop at Prestwick, Scotland.
new
July
at
Earns,
—V,
31-
2,653.140
$1.86
—
Mr.
180, p. 628.
Period End. July 31—
genera! offices of this corporation are now located
SL, Los Angeles 54, Calif.—V. 178, p, 1820.
1
1255
at
180,
$
S
256.
p.
With SEC—
Peoples Securities Corp., N. Y.—Registers
income
3,152,432
2,260,000
3,387,058
1,875,000
....
Provision for Fed. taxes on income...—
with
income
Preferred
dividend
Net income
68,155
requirements.
$1,613,759
$2,013,738
1,078,879
$1.50
$1.00
1,007,733
$2.00
$1.00
1,079,646
1,075,576
$28.80
Average number of shares outstanding..
per common share
Dividends declared per share
Earned
Aug.
Book Value of Common Stock:
outstanding
Number of common shares
value
Book
Co.—Earnings Gain—
1954—3 Mos.—1953
1954—12 Mos —1953
a
its
of
9,770,516
40,682,672
39 904
76c
$2^319,091
$2,121,837
$9,726,401
$9,332,594
75,758
rev.
75,754
Ib9,037
—
Dr2,632
Dr8,881
Dr35,634
$2,316,459
$2,113,006
$9,766,525
913.400
812,467
3,318,865
(net)
inc.
share.-.
Loans and discounts acquired
:
Gross insurance premiums written—
per
$196,692,100 $205,831,424
4,240,226
4,927,213
219,859,886 218,381,728
—
Loans and discounts outstanding
Net income for the second quarter of
income
Gross
Interest
charges,
IfifLl
Fiscal Years Ended June 30—
1954 amounted to $874,866, as
compared to $807,048 for the first quarter. After deducting preferred
dividend requirements, this was equal to 78 cents per share on the
1,079,642 average number of shares outstanding. This compares with
earnings of 72 cents per share on 1,078,104 shares outstanding during
the first quarter.—V. 178, p. 2200.
Federal
2,187,607
$4.91
paid
per
•Based
$7.95
share—
common
486,135
shares
figures
on
$3,861,002
1,944,540
$2,387,345
"Earnings
1953
entire
the
the
as
include
of
stock
common
outstanding.
dow
net
year's
operation
of
of
earnings
acquired in March
the
from
months
3%
while the 1954 figures include
mills in Georgia, now operating
1953,
these
"The
capital
working
and
$5,714,715
$1.18
$m
of
as
with $46,715,061
June
30,
1954
$26,141,341
was
ago.—V.
year
a
180,
com¬
as
180,
p.
353.
Inc.—Reports Profit—
13 said in
letter to the stock¬
a
second quarter of
the
1954
the
months show a loss of $5,032.10
23, 1954. This would indicate a
the first six
taken July
for
inventory
$20,473.28 for the second quarter as compared to the
$25,505.38 estimated loss for the first quarter shown on the Interim
Report dated April 28, 1954.
"In
considering the results for the next six months it must be
in
quoted
in
passed
the
by
board
of
directors
letter of June 26, the possibility of a merger has
have nothing definite to report at this time."
our
but
—V.
the Chevrolet business and the general
will have an adverse effect.
changes
resolution
the
to
discussed
model
of
because
reference
"With
and
that the loss of
mind
curtailment
173, p. 1587.
we
537.
p.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Years Ended June 30—
Brewing Co.—Omits Dividend—
1954
1953
5
The
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.—Construction—
the
Federal
Commission
Power
applications lor renearing
this
corporation
sion
to
system
Mexico
pipe
to
issued
4
opinion
of its
construct
natural
Colorado
and
to
gas
market
Aug.
on
stay
ana
authorization
order
an
denying
grafting
oraer
ana
<160,000,000
a
areas
ments
far
so
Mr.
transmis¬
the San Juan Basin in New
In Colorado, Wyoming,
Wash¬
from
dividend,
it was announced by Alfred Epstein, President.
In the preceding two
quarters,
dividends of 30 cent*' were declared,
bringing total pay¬
directors
this
Epstein
not
sales
come
action
no
60 cents
that
had
took
18
to
year
stated
months
summer
Aug.
on
at
peak
was deemed
normally
expectation and it
this time.—V. 179,
1725.
p.
for
contenders
aiso
were
rehearing,
to
filed by
were
Pacific
the
serve
Tarnsmisslon
Westcoast
two
who
applicants
Northwest
market
Phillips
Co.—New
Petroleum
Discovery Well—
area—
This
Co.,
has
company
Inc., of Wilmington, Del., and TransNorthwest Gas, Inc., of Spokane, Wash.; and by interveners in the
proceedings—National Coal Association, et al., Southern California
discovery
new
a
the center
in
of its
22,000-acre
43
Southern
Electric
Gas
Co.
California,
of
Pacific
Gas
and
and
14 Washington State municipalities — Aberdeen,
Anacortes, Buckley, Centralia, Chehalis, Enumclaw, MarysLake, Mt. Vernon, Quincy, Tumwater, Washougal
and
Co.,
Hoquiam,
ville,
Counties
order
construct
miles
Issued
1,466 miles of
sales
of
18,
June
laterals,
the
FPC
main line,
14
and
authorized
106
miles of
The
system
will
ton, through Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
Commission
build
to
Northwest
The
Co.,
order
FPC
denied
Gas
(of Butte,
also
facilities
market
to
Natural
ern
s
pipeline
authorized
to
in
areas
Colorado
transport igas
Colorado
Interstate
received
Gas
from
Co.,
Pacific
block
Stuart
Power
118,
Light Co.
Federal
issuance
—
Books
Closed
—
Halsey,
Power
Commission
has
been
t-iis Company oi a maximum
value $6.50 per share).
by
(par
32,047
to
authorize
shares
oi
the
common
common shares to company em¬
ployees in accordance with terms of an employees' stock purchase
plan.
Proceeds to be derived from the proposed issuance would be used
to
finance construction, improvements and extension of electric
facilities
Pacific
Power
states.-
filed
on Aug. 6
undetermined
company
covering
an
letter of
a
number
°
notification
shares
of
$6.50) to be offered to employees under
of
180,
the
subscription.
to
Lake City, Utah
Aug.
filed
9
a
letter of
notification
with
the
Packard Motor Car
stockholders of
overwhelmingly
bination
on
of
two
June
on
the
this
Aug.
businesses
to
combined
30
to
approve
the proposal
the Studebaker-Packard
in
be
combined
of
assets
James
J.
baker
Nance,
Officer
Board
Vance,
Packard
of
as
some
$178a736°000iately 485'700'000: and
Executive
The Studebaker
and
company
17
a net worth
President,
Studebaker
be
to
President,
of
result
a
$251,400,000;
is
Studebaker-Packard;
Chairman, is
Chairman
to
be
Paul
of
Chairman
as
asso¬
oil
and
Net
The
No.
Co.,
Inc.—Earnings
of
10%
1953
1954
income
$4,880,328
<6,595,116
275,482
729,500
tax
tax
137,751
share
per
511,063
$218,438
stock
♦$1.72
$1.09
;
the
on
basis
dividend
of
in
increased
December,
outstanding
1953.—V.
shares
177,
ODjtCvS
shall
auo
consist
fufk/l-i
authorized
j
stockholders
purposes
solely
and
Corp.
for
the
their
com¬
had
vote
working
as
of
capital
and
Hoffman,
the
Chief
Stude¬
and
The
net
proceeds
ment expenses.—V.
to
(a)
the
ya*ue» and reclassify the 15,000,000
issued
the
5^n
400,000
nnn
of
stock
stock,
stock,
Pre-emptive
co-mm°n
ployees
proposals
be
to
are
used
rights
issued
for
on
of
rent.
&
exploiatory
pay
and
of
shareholders
only,
1954—3 Mos.—1953
taxes—_
before
$8,000,225
1,395,832
develop¬
as
to
670,832
396,558
1,343,799
861,896
1,201,713
1,173,242
1,201,713
1,173,242
share
$0.55
$0.33
S1.10
com.
dividend
requirements
preferred
on
.
stock.—V.
change
name
of
company
to
tures—Mention
made in
was
179,
issue of Aug.
our
each 25
shares of
warrants will
common
stock held.
expire at 3:30
D.m.
The
of
p.
2372.
16 of the
on
subscription
Aug. 25 The
offering is underwritten by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
ciates.
The
debentures
during the
Aug.
asso¬
Further details follow:
1,
will
be
ended
year
1973, plus
Bankers
redeemable
Aug.
accrued
Trust
l,
1955
at
to
lis
&rm
3,542,187
assets.
See also Studebaker
Co.,
Y.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
Aug.
on
stock
This
company
1954,
of
18,
180,
I.
filed
registration statement with the
Quinby Plan for Accumulation
& Co.
a
de Nemours
duPont
a registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
$1,250,000 of
shares
in the Quinby Plan lor
Stock of Standard Oil Co.
(New Jersey/.
filed
covering
Accumulation
E.
of
Common
628.
p.
Earnings Higher—
sales
Profit
before
Federal
income
of
ranging
from
during the
year
:
taxes
—
$35,606,942
8,733.383
than
$39,623,502
11,128,916
Provision
Net
for
Federal
includes
period
taxes
(1S53
income
on
4,930.000
8,075,000
$3,803,383
profits
excess
$3,053,916
tax/.
income
on
preferred stock
New
common
Earnings per
—V.
180,
p.
stock
has
been
50.40
$0.50
100.
Republic
Gas
&
Uranium
Corp., Moab,
Utah—Stock
York City, on Aug.
offered publicly an issue of 1,190,000 shares of comm®
stock (par five cents) at 25 cents per share "afc a spec¬
Offered—Teden & Co., Inc., New
The
net
proceeds
to
are
velopment expenses.—V. 180,
York
7.493.140
outstanding
share
common
*2,9(1,112
$3,720,579
Net income applicable to common stock-
Shares of
82.804
82,804
104%
ended
appointed
company
has
plants
Calv®rt City' Ky-
iL.n
at
be
p.
used
to
pay
for
exploration and
de
257.
subscription
Rhinelander Paper Co.—Seeks Power
Niagara
The
Falls
N.
Y.*
productive
capacities
plants are approximately the
and the capacity of the Calvert
City plant is, somewhat larger
that of the other two plants
combined, when measured by the
the
same
1953
1954
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
|
Niagara
of
Falls
and
Charleston
This
an
company
existing
County,
has
asked
hydroelectric
the
Federal
project
License—
j!*
Commission to
Wisconsin River >n v
Power
the
on
Wis.
Energy
produced
by
the
project
is
used
at
Rhinelander £
P8^
nnl™Niagara, PallP|a«t has a total floor
77,000 square feet, the Charleston
of
shares
and
em¬
of assets
shares
feet;
power
the
and
under contract at
Calvert
City
plant
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
on
in
20-year 4%
4%
stock
of
•This figure
shares
,
(par
$2.50)
initially reserved
for
agreed
to
purchase,
and
1
1,600
underwriters
company
the
named
has
Rockland Light & Power Co.—Private Sale of
tures—This company on Aug. 17 announced the
$7,000,000 20-year 3%% debentures to B number
$5 000 000
2.023,500
1,000,000 shs.
of
p. 771.
Outstanding
Authorized
$5,000,000
shares in the
conversion
the
manufacturing mill.—V. 176,
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
_
is exclusive of
plants
area of approximately
plant approximately 61,000 square
approximately 94,700 square feet.
due June 30, 1974__
sub. debs., due Aug. 1, 1974__
conv.
Common
,
these
note,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Corp. below—V, 180, p. 353.
$13 SO
1954.
ulation."
prices
100.20%
interest.
amount
one;
stock to The Studebaker
Corp., and the assumption of
liabilities in consideration of the
purchase of Studebaker ouimess
common
64,671
$16.59
_
—
31,
July
ended
year
1162.
company
common
The
(EDT)
3,000,000
"Studebaker-
o?Th?i6 effef-tive uP°n closing ofofacquisition
The Studebaker
Corp.; (f» approve issuance
share
per
fiscal
Dividend
for
purchase
o
(new)
common
400,000
officers
(el
value
the
$0.72
per
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co., Inc.—Offering of Deben¬
the
stock
loff,lc"s and employees; (d) authorize board
l!?8' of (new) «ran"n8 stock to options, for sale
of stock
shares 1"cl,uding common
company;
$898,998
113,760
/
outstanding
Remington Arms Co., Inc.-
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$7,950,332 $16,431,646 $16,177,464
1,106,558
2.798,799
2,461,896
outstanding.
shrs.
•Earned
fluent.
shares of presently
except
1953
1954
$1,887,069
SEC covering $1,250,000 of shares in The
—V.
inc.
ser.
profit
Com.
f
without par value, into
basis of
five
shares
cash
Fund, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Assets Up 110%—
assets
179, p.
16,
to
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Com-
broaden
class
Plan,
Option
Quinby & Co., Inc., Rochester, N.
180, p. 538.
Period End. June 30—
Sales,
The
capital
Stock
the
July 31—
net
asset
—V.
Offered—
S. Brothers & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, on
Aug. 13 offered 1,400,000 shares of capital stock (par 15
cents) at 20 cents per share "as a speculation."
Harold
Executive
company; ibi provide that
15.000 000 shares of a (new)
common
180,006
Under
result
a
Harrison
of approximately
Board;
of
voted
the
Corp.
President
G.
oi
common
D°f
approved
24.998,005
180,000
„
income distributions
totaling 79 cents per share were made, compared with 69 cents in
the previous fiscal
year.
On Aug. 5, 1954, the Fund also declared
a
distribution
of
GO
cents
per
share payable Aug. 20, 1954, from
long-term capital gains realized during the fiscal year, as compared
with a capital gains distribution of six cents per share a year ago.
1841.
p.
Pioneer Uranium Corp., Moab, Utah—Stock
PROPERTIES-The
Packard
42,031,$63
31,256,556
earnings
OPTIONS:
During
nrnttee.
The
of
As
Net
Off—
$137,732
•Adjusted
52,328,002
net
dividends
Puritan
has
Jackson
l
Total
profit
Earnings
7,289,097
Jack¬
1
offering to common stockholders of record Aug. 12 of
$2,023,500 4% convertible subordinated debentures due
Aug. 1, 1974 at par at the rate of $100 of debentures for
Co.—Merger Ratified—
businesses
an
of
No.
450,060
8.253.646
adopted by the
shareholders on Oct. 9, 1951,
10-year options were granted on April
28, 1952, and Jan. 26, 1953 to certain officers and employees to
purchase common shares of the company at the market price on the
granting dates.
At June 30, 1954 options were outstanding in respect
to 80.720 shares at $64.75 per share and 131,800 at $67375 per share.
During the year ended June 30,
1954 options were exercised and
shares issued to the extent of 8,280 shares at
$64.75 per share and
1,000 shares at $67,375 per share. Of the proceeds received $24,747 was
allotted to common share capital and $578,758 to additional paid-in
capital.—V. 179, p. 2145.
feet and pipe has been set for
SEC
covering 17,500 share.* of common stock (par $10) to be offered
initially to members (policyholders/) at $15 per
share, without under¬
writing. The proceeds will be used to make investments
(to provide
capital and surplus).
,
The
drilled.
was
:
Federal
income
♦After
on
the
443.
.
before
Federal
Net
company
show
3,022,000
SEC
628.
p.
£?,cifi?„Westeni Insurance Co., Salt
—Files With SEC—
The
Delp
180, p.
Governor
sales
Profit
The
Phillips and
good
a
This well,
38,760,060
taxes
dividends
STOCK
Shares
stock
(par
Purchase Plan at 95%
Stock
a
with
common
ttaverage weekly bid prices in the month prior
—V.
1
depth of 10,450
a
had
feet.
88,530,960
taxes
Securities and
asked
tThe company proposes to sell the
The
Delp
114,731,648
block immediately adjacent to the 22,000-acre
No.
to
tests.—V.
Pierce
Stock to Be Offered to
Employees—
stock
1
&
Co., Inc., managing underwriter, on Aug. 16
announced
the closing of subscription
books on the
$30,000,000 of first mortgage 3%% bonds, due 1984. See
offering in V. 180, p. 628.
The
the
drilled
No.
Six Months E"nded June 30—
571,
p.
the
and
Profit
&
which
on
previously
completed by
being
now
of
rate of 3.2 million cubic
flowed gas at a daily
daily
a
had
feet.
WasI) at 8,300
16,500-acre
a
on
been
now
well
west
Granite
producUon
Wyoming.
»
applications by Westcoast, Trans-Northwest, North¬
Co., Northwest Natural Gas Co., and Glacier Gas
Mont.),—V.
is
son,
cubic
wildcat
the
at
gas
discovery
million
miles
six
in
gas
produced
wildcat
6.6
Another
ciate
Net
Pacific
also
This
of
rate
supply laterals, 327
stations.
compressor
Northwest
Pacific
originate at Ignacio, Colo., at the northern tip of the San Juan Basin,
And will extend to a terminus at Bellinvham, Northwestern Washing¬
The
well
The
feet.
its
In
to
block in northeast Gray County in the Texas Panhandle.
The
well, the No. 1 Delp, 15 miles northeast of Pampa, flowed
gravity sweet oil from the Granite Wash at a daily rate of 3,720
barrels, according to an announcement today by K. S. Adams, Chair¬
man, and Paul Endacott, President.
Moses
Winlock.
f
lease
income
on
profits tax
income
Other
Preferred
discovery
Gas
Co..
income
Federal
1
51,128.000
before taxes
Earnings
$
911,050.045 850,263,313
-J
Common
stay,
or
sales
Consolidated
ington, Utah, Idaho and Oregon.
Petitions
Net
Federal excess
the
in
earnings
to
up
common
share.
a
and
prudent to forego further payments
the
on
were
1954
of
Procter & Gamble Co.
Pfeiffer
$0.23
for
income
other
operations
on
profit
pared with $26,756,618 last year; while net assetst totaled $46,914,799,
compared
$5,044,660
$0.25
,
sales
been
Dunson Division.
Net
$1,199,289
$1,301,809
$2,402,684 or a total of $4,650,759 for the first six months of
compared to $7,862,435 for the first six months of 1953.
borne
The
Dunson Mills,
$6,119,7!$
405,000
Leighton, President, on Aug.
"Total
7,861,002
4,000,000
2,550,000
provision.
tax
1QS1
4,937,345
income
Dividends
405.000
sh
com.
per
W.
based
Net
$6,449,660
101,250
5,117,040 shares now outstanding.—V.
•On
holders;
$85,290,188 $87,634,690
Federal Income
income
Lower—
-Earnings
Co.
Manufacturing
Profit before
$1,300,539
101,250
dividends
Balance
•Earns,
$9,247,793
3.128,084
$1,403,059
income
Net
Pressed Metals of America,
1954.
31,
3S*
9,965,699
& taxes
oper.
10
adjs.—sliding scale
Inc.
J.
$27.51
—..—
filed a registration
maximum of 74,280
company
covering
11
Sales and other income
stock
for common
Aug.
on
capital stock, to be publicly sold at $11 per share.
It is expected that this registration statement will become effective
shares
$2,088,387
74,649
$1,681,914
.
SEC
the
Pepperel
Net
closed-end investment
York
New
statement
$19,223,247 $18,319,267
6,943,972
7,500,819
——
paid..
This
1953
1954
Operating income (before interest!—...
Interest
Net
13
—
$12,2*4,790 $11,892,403 $50,409,073 $49,237
elec
revenue,
exp.
Preferred
Pacific Finance Corp. (& Subs.)- -Earnings Off—
Six Months Ended June 30—
545,999,879
78,033,258 533,801,863
79,565,521
—V.
1954—7 Mos—1953
$
$
Fourth
Gross
Oper.
plan
1954—Month—1953
Sales
The
Power
Electric
Potomac
Oper.
Co.
180, p. 628.
See also V.
Other
Offices—
Pacific Clay Products—Moves
West
Dann &
Common,
13
--
(J. C.) Penney Co., Inc.—July Sales Up—
1268.
p.
Lipscomb said.—V.
of
15
—
Co.
Period End. June 30—
present serves London,
at
the
49%
_
& Co.
Hentz &
Victor,
by the
Brussels, Amsterdam, Stutt¬
gart and Frankfurt with Its week-end cargo flight aiso operated with
a
pressurized DC-6A 300-mile-an-bour cargo Clipper.
Addition of the second weekly DC-6A schedule will increase Uie air¬
line's transatlantic cargo capacity by 26,000 pounds in each direction,
Pan American
$1,95
share—
per com.
179,
1,070,701
2,653,140
outstanding
shrs.
Com.
.1
dividends™—
Preferred
$6,053,375
881,250
$5,998,377
$564,271
$721,421
Income-
Net
2,197,217
2,499,845
207,783
196,076
deductions
Income
route
of
exercise
—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
H.
Frankfurt and
same
through the
for
Co
A
Loeb
Bache
second weekly DC-6A transatlantic
schedule on Sept. 1, Willis G. Lipscomb, Viceand Sales, announced on Aug. 12.
corporation
flight to its
1954
Indicated below, such
in the respective percentages
as shall not
be subscribed
feveraliy,
debentures
Another
Inc.—Adds
Airways,
World
Monday, August 23,
. - -
subscription warrants:
719.
p.
Cargo Flight to Its Schedule—
Dr410
$8,498,222
3
Gross
$8,497,437
$772,054
$917,494
revenues—
oper.
below.—V.
(Indiana)
Co.
Kuhn.
cargo
Net
Oil
program
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF
Period End- July 31—
Operating revenues
Oper. expen. and taxes.
Standard
See
Co.—Merged—
Petroleum & Transport
Pan American
1954
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(724)
tutional
2023500
*505,889 shs.
treasury and 89933
debentures.
below
agreed
to
have
sell
severally
to
them,
investors.
Placement
for
the
sale
of ,n
debentures
arranged by The First Boston Corp.
^d^<j0n
Proceeds from this financing will be applied toward the
of short-term bank loans which total
$4,300,000 and for consix
expenditures, including the completion of a third steam elecuric &
era ting
unit at the Lovett plant and the Grahamsville hydro v
—V.
180,
p.
669.
^
Number 5353
Volume 180
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(725)
Rocky Mountain Uranium Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Files—
corporation
The
Aug.
on
filed
9
letter
a
of
notification
with
South
1
the
covering 260,000 shares of common stock (par 10 centst to be
offered at $1.15 : per share through Peter Morgan & Co., New York
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining
operations. ..
'•
* v
gEC
on
FPC
the SEC on Aug. 12 covering
3 500 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $25 per share
through Granbery, Marache & Co., New York, for the account of
415.
p.
to
.The
wells. ''All
the
of
oases
The
now
varied
project,' has
;c
is
company
interests
locations
ranging -from
have
25%
taken
been
it
on
of
corporation- announced
Aug.' -17
on
that
the : $50,000,000
of
In
inVthe nine
income
Net
in
months
share
a
the
year
reached
outstanding
in
$1.76
the
a
rural
30,
the
of
sion
of
Volume
preferred issue had been reduced to
$2.12
with
$144,783,774,1 compared
of
the
fiscal
1953
nine
the
in
business
$158,810,886
'
30,
year.
outstanding on June
Receivables
ended
months
in
•
the first three
179, p. 2373. *
,
is
Out
The
Uranium
&
Securities
to
*
•
•.
-
Aug.
on
:
./.
filed
6
electric
service
in
portions
of
with
electric
net
and
to
•<
•
"It
52%.. rate
the
to
and
Reasonable.', The
return. . The new rates are
670.
y' y .'
•■.'
rule
'
'■
the
net
a
years.
additional
increase
the
by
are
Commission
The
revenues.
will
in
in
U.
a
annual
an
1954
company
charge
by the
bound
Federal
income
tax
is
the
higher
5.9%
a
rates
rate
of
will
return
which the Commission
had
company
to become
sought
effective
make
its
on
found
it
in7
to be
6.29%
rate of
Sept. 13.—V. 180,
a
on
Ltd.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
,
earnings.:,:—-—
.
Co.,
$683,946
♦Expenses
*... ■
$6,778,904
395,949
V
125,810
108,019
100,170
Dividends
'
4,165,294
——$20,020
Surplus
stone"—'
This
•
in
second
its
Authorization
for
Purchase
of
acquisition
Hotel
Corp. '98%; of the preferred stock in that company
by Sheraton.
Approval for the transfer of the Blackstone to Sheraton
board
also
Wilshire,
of
directors
the
owns
961,704
$230,482
another
by
Equipment—
ago
Sheraton
of
Hotel
which was
National
the
de
Nacional
acquired
Cuba
Cuba.
Hotel
Havana;
was voted
Corporation,
the
Beverly
in Albany, N. Y., from
Another recent purchase was the Huntington
the
Ten
transfer will be completed
180,
p.
Eyck
Hotel
on
Oct. 1,
according to Mr. Hender¬
578,;
Eldon
L.
Brown,
President
and
Managing
Director,
interim
"The
progress report, said in part:
time schedule for the commencement
on
Aug.
3,
in
•
of
nickel
.*
that
currently producing nickel concentrate
at a rate
considerably in excess of the company's estimates, although
the tonnage milled is somewhat less than 2,000 tons per day. Opcrating costs at the mine are now in line with company's estimated
mine
costs."—V.
at
719,
Lynn
p.
Lake
is
2600.
180,
p.
shops,
he said.
for freight equipment
War
II,
said,
Russell
Mr.
will
and
Pacific's
and
tees
which
July 31—
257.
Subs.)—July Sales Up—
1954—5 Wks.—1953
1954—31 Wks.—1953
$5,675,300
$5,472,848 $34,263,503 $33,196,135
vegetable
*
-
^
'
)
filed
registration
a
statement
189,655 shares
covering
publicly
sold
by
with
the
SEC
orv
of
Robert
E.
trusts in
they
will
be
the
made
will
of
company
receive
all
through
of
Robert E. Peterson and the
the
net
proceeds
of
the
trus¬
offering,
underwriting group headed by A. C.
Allyn and Company and Dempsey & Company at a price to be de¬
termined by agreement between the selling stockholders and the
repre¬
sentatives
of
the
an
underwriters,—V.
Standard Oil Co.
179,
2601.
p.
■
„
1
(Indiana)—Unit Merged—
This company on Aug.
zation
its
of
Final
eastern
action
17 made effective
the
the
As of
;
"
-
net assets--
179,
July 31,'54 Dec. 31,'53
$1,005,549
stockholders
of
is
from
increased
the1
becomes
member
The
new
of
both
Jacob
16
and
director,-.
number
committee
has
Pan
of
,
$7.79
share—
1727.
p.
Oil
Co.
this
(Indiana),
special
The
of
divedends
record
about
the
At
amounts
the
at
three
closing
later
been
merger
./•■: Standard
stantially'
than
The
to
since
states
Minority
1954
1953
————$230,278,880 $244,726,742
Costs and expenses (net)—
——204,952,067
216,377,272
Provision for Federal and Canadian taxes on
Income^——-—
13,553,000
20,352,000
entitled
1933.
income
No.
-
—r
27,
1954
1954.
share
per
2,119,395
$5.56
at June 30—
——
$7,997,470
2,085,045
and
the
The
Oil
District
Co.,
new
plant is being
the
exceeds
subject
basis,
amendment to
also
on
of
the
available
corporation's
facilities
by
which
has
is
been
major
a
Columbia.
It
receive
major
777,716
American
will
interest
additional
♦ -
ail
To
to
of
a
'
Co.
The
and
of
1
'
Mich.,
entitled
stockholders'
the
to
additional
shares
approximately ten
meeting.—V.; 179, p. 1935.
be
resulting
days
after
from
the
the
date
of
pro¬
to
this
business
price
The
company
was
was
not
Glidden
selling its feed
buildings
oi
about
Standard
stocftt
will
Standard's
be
capital
.
.
interest
which
in
include
Pan
American
Jacob
Trading
Blaustein,
Production
&
Indiana—
Aug.
on
six
-
■
19
miles
announced
southwest
including
to
plans
of
build
a
Mich,:
Dearborn,
the
edge
of
south
western
of
.
will
be
on
53-acre
a
plot
about
miles
two
Wayne County.
will
be
has
Construction
,
the
terminal
served
Besides
western
plants
in
River
Rouge
an
and
the
Running
24
hours
gallons
the
last
terminal
week.
a
of
terminal.
INCOME
ings
Net
1953
8,410,634
8.597,79*
$829,621,502 $843,421,74*
charges
depletion,
700,923,756
amortization
and
51.902,758
—
011
709,052,061
of
income
45.993,686
15,857,000
expense
25,463,000
5,617,174
interest
in
net
5,469,995
2,277,886
stockholders'
of
neariy
$821,210,868 $834,823,9.r&
income
Minority
handle
1954
operating revenues
taxes
to
ACCOUNT
Dividends^ interest, and other income
Total
said
15.
will
day, the terminal is expected
refined products yearly
CONSOLIDATED
Operating
Standard
about Dec.
supply 19 Standard OiV
irregularly-shaped area reaching about 35
mb's
80 miles north and south.
At
present the area
from
134.500,000
in
start operating
the
west
and
will
Detroit,
served
east
is
started
been
probably
2,700,560
$53,042,928
$54,742,44*
$3,44
$3.56
earn¬
subsidiaries
earnings
—-
Earnings per share-;
180, p. 578.
....
—
-
I
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)—Secondary Offering—
A
secondary offering of 50,000 shares of common stock
was made on Aug. 9 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,'
Fenner & Beane at $87.87V2 per share, with a dealer's
(par $15)
discount of 85 cents per share.
It
was
quickly oversub¬
Standard
of
The
announced
Glidden
Aug.
on
at
business because the
divisipn
at
Equipment
Manufacturing
Six Months Ended June 30—
Co.'s
12
by
live
stock
both
and poultry
companies.
The
Cleveland,
company
Ohio.,
needed
Indianapolis
The
the
said
it
was
—»
Net
taxes
805,909
R.
per
share
Arthur
2.327,744
418.280
earnings
Earned
said
the
Williams
1,073,782
$0.30
T
Williams,
company
also
government
p.
1953
$8,206,810 $13,838,24^
before
compared
property and
facilities will be
Co.
1954
sales
President,
said
that
since
the
inquiries by the railroads for new freight cars as well
for
repair and rebuilding have steadily diminished
disclosed.
feed
Railway
Earnings—
administrative
Co.,' headquartered
the
arc!
by Standard Oil's new products pipe¬
line running from the company's biggest refinery at Whiting, Ind., 232
miles southwest,
to River " Rouge,
11 miles past.
The pipeline rui.s
through the terminal property.
-
the
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing Co.—Buys Glidden Plant
sale
18
directly
now
American
of
.
American
eastern. Michigan,
in
terminal
Profit
will
in
Md.
(Indiana)
terminal
terminal
The
interests,
New Terminal in
Oil
Detroit.
Net
75
split-up
is
Pan
shares
stock
minority*
-
estate,
Baltimore,
;part
Inkster,
against
If
beei>
marketer
receive
of
.
Blaustein
Blaustein
Build
serve
the
of
part
the
by
Louis
the present
posed
Sub¬
America^
share of Standard for each full share of Pan
minority
s
owned
Corpi,
of an
appropriate
incorporation at a meeting
cash dividend for the third quarter of $1 per share on
stock,- payable Sept. 24 to stockholders of record on Sept. 7,
cents per share paid in recent prior quarters.
approved by the stockholders, the record date for determining
voted
Pan
a
stockholders
company's certificate of
Sept;-30, 1954, which will include an increase in the
authorized shares from 3,000,000 to 6,000.000.
The board
of
14v
while
scribed.—V. 179, p. 2477.
approval
the
to
the
ard
July
Aug. 18 voted to split the capital stock on a 2-for-l
for
scheduled
number
capacity
Stock Split—
directors
dates
dividends
'
~
Oil
of
Pan
of
a
entire
.
The
is
$3.84
built in Gainesville, Fla., to be leased by the
newly-formed Sperry Electronic Tube Division of the corporation. This
division will manufacture klystron tubes, which are used in a variety
of
military and civilian applications.
The demand for these tubes
A
These
of
18
of Indiana.
stockholders
to
announced
as
declaration
;
—V.
'$11,773,813
-
-
outstanding
shares
of
Earnings
and
Aug.
011
of Standard
30.
because,
the
American
stockholders
to
stock.
r
-
Net
director
a
stock
Jersey
share
Sept.
Aug.
usual,
.
American
the basis of 0.777 of
on
Interest
6 Months Ended June 30—
I-
Md.f
already owned about 78%: of Pan American's stock.
all
of
Pan
American's
assets
and
liabilities
have
subsidiary
eastern
pending.
was
transferred
Federal
(& Subs.)—Earnings—Expansion—
—
by
directors
Baltimore,
American.
the
for
per
payable
baned
merger-agreement
the
are
of. business
close
weeks
prices
about $1.59
to
declared
properties
shipments
of
on
Depreciation,
Sperry Corp.
approved
Standard
of
Blaustein
Blaustein
Mr.
earlier
agreemnt,
the
to
executive
directors
merger
companies,
15
•
new
the
the
Aug. 17 also declared the usual quarterly cash divi¬
dend of 62Vat a share and a special dividend of
one share of Standard
Oil Co.
(New Jersey)
stock for each 60 shares of stock of Standard
$748,813
$9-68
—*.
•
Net asset value'per
organi¬
Transport
&
has been postponed until some un¬
Federal tax legislation had been cleared
marger
regarding the
by its enactment.
In
accordance
with
Sale* and
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Record Net Assets—
Total
into'its
merger
subsidiary, Pan American Petroleum
on
up
bulk
-
postwar
"
Sale
*—V.
D.
own
expenditures for equipment purchases,
including the
latest authorization,
have now risen to more than
$524,000,000, it was stated.
This improvement program has included
freight and streamlined passenger cars, diesel locomotives and SP's
half of the cost of 10,500 -new refrigerator cars for the jointly owned
Pacific Fruit Express Co.—V. 180, p. 578.
feed
Shoe Corp. of America (&
Period End
Sales
World
of
end
wide.
15.feet
are
Southern
stockholders
consumers.
"The
19
railroad's
large new authorization
number of all types of new freight train cars acquired
by the company to almost 43,000.
Most of the box cars now being built, or authorized, will have doors
The
production, as
■outlined in the last annua] report, has been maintained.
The first
nickel metal was
discharged from the autoclaves in the company's
Fort Saskatchewan
plant on July 22. Ammonium sulphate production
started during the last week of
July.
The plant is now in steady
production with nickel metal and ammonium sulphate being shipped
to
Aug.
on
the
this
authorized
Plans
an
the
since
Pacific
or
now
Sherritt Gordon Mines, Ltd.—Nickel Output—
•
in
bring the total
Net
Hotel, Pasadena,. Calif.
son.—V.
built
be
Hills,
J. Meyer Schine
interests.
Final
be
distribution
1,500 large size railroad
J. Russell, President.
The
comes
to
Cuba
Calif.; and the Gotham, New York City—all
of which are
operated by the Kirkeby chain.
Sheraton also operates the 500-room Sheraton Hotel in Chicago,
and 25 other
hotels in the U. S. and Canada.
Only about1 two weeks
Beverly
announced
was
will
Announcement of
;
Corporation
owned
the
to
interests in
and
debentures,
Sheraton also turned back to the National
Kirkeby interests.
which
cars
cars
—V.
.
In the transaction, Sheraton sold a major block of
Its common stock interest in the National Cuba Hotel
by
'
••
•
varnishes,
products,
2146.
p.
its common stock, $1 par
Peterson, one of the three
principal stockholders of the company, and by the trustees of cer¬
tain trust's created by him.
The shares being sold represent the entire
1,230,857
1,040,186
$264,509
$23,802
-
Co.—To
Pacific
Southern
'
!
corporation,
,
the
17, t1954
value,
Standard
on
Hotels.
'M
■-
bean
sov
6 Months Ended June 30—
;
multi-million-dollar deal in a week,
Aug. 12, acquired the 500-room Blackstone Hotel, Chicago, 111., it
■was announced
by Ernest Henderson, President.
The Blackstone was
owned) by the National Cuba Hotel Corp.
and operated by Kirkeby
i
<
'
corporation
Aug.
■
"Black-
Chicago
<•
Standard Coil Products Co.,
Inc.—Registers With SEC
♦Including interest and depreciation.—V. 179, p. 2708.
the
America—Gets
of
'/(
1
the
-
Corp.
r
.
3,914,420
1,308,915
•
125,668
'
:
1954—10 Mos.—1953
$6,337,463
$645,589
430,097
-
Taxes
.
just as the first cars on a previous order for 1,250 box cars
are starting to roll off Southern Pacific's shop
assembly line.
1
Addition of these 2,750 cars now authorized or under construction
will raise to 25,400 the number of new box cars acquired by Southern
Sheraton
•
.
.
paints and
American;
Period End. July 31—
world. This company provides
electric service throughout
16,000 square miles of the Province of
Quebec serving over 200,000 customers directlv and many thousands
more through the
sale of power to other utility systems.
•
In
order
to
meet
the' steadily
growing demand for power Sha¬
winigan has made regular1 additions to its generating and distribution
facilities by expenditures over the past eight years exceeding $100,€00,000.
Through ownership of Shawinigan Chemicals Ltd., one of
the world's important companies
which provides diversification and
a
growing
source
of
earning
power,
new
developments such as
titanium and new chemical products provide additional growth po¬
tential over the longer term.—V. 179, p. 2601.
in
largest
v
.
Power
Canada
the
bushels
the company sales exceeded $130
1953
;
100,000
wholly-owned by Standard.
box
of
$200
,
stucfv
one
manufactures!
prod¬
grocery
than
more
Glidden Company, founded in
1917, operates 40 plants through¬
United states and Canada and has sales volume 01 more than
million annually.
Glidden products include
effective.
that
earn
y
Canada,
Southern
York
and
In
processes
i The
de¬
S.» Supreme
proper
is
pay
annual
other
,s
available through The Dominion Securities Corp., New
City, on the Shawinigan Water & Power Co., the largest pri¬
vately-owned producer
and
distributor of hydro-electric energy
in
A
It
out--the
com¬
33
in
announced
established
"this
public service,
just
p.
leaving
now
to
company
devoted
estimated
on
revenue
Commission
that
estimated
*
based
Supreme. Court."
the
Commission
for
a
this
in
$.9,835,000
both State and Federal,
and
time
the company's request for
of
the
is
taxes,
first
produce
additional
As
authorized
18
the
the rate increase is fully effective. This
contracts and
Special service arrange¬
or
terminated.
, .
$18,627,000
expenses,"
by
for
to"
$5,336,000,
18,
ipcome
laid- down
The
*<...
.
beans daily.
soy
certainties
/
.
Aug.
on
rates
estimated
-are
$S,835,000
Aug.
on
possible
Exchange
...
and
derivatives.
million.
-
company
letter
a
of
lines
82
Commission
renegotiated
computed, at the
,
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—Continues Expansion
■<
U.
$4,499,000.
operating
rule
of notification with the
SEC covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock
(par five cents) to be
offered at 25 cents per share.
The net proceeds are to be used to
pay
expenses
incident
to mining
activities.
'
company
150
revenue1 of
.the
that
Court
Salt Lake City,
Commission
Co., Inc.,
and
been
of
cisions
quarters
Gross
Copper
of corn
Co.
its
amounting
revenue
which-manufactures architectural porcelain enamel,
has announced the opening of a new district office in Philadelphia, Pa.
Other Seaporcel offices* are at Boston, Washington, D. C.; Atlanta,
Ga.; San Francisco, and Long Beach, Calif., site of the company's West
Coast plant.—V. 178, p. 1375.
Shasta
Inc.
a
population of approximately
incorporated cities or portions
unincorporated communities and outlying
approximately 53%
.
of
taxes
corporation,
Utah—Files With
P.
schedules
have
This
Seaporcel Metals, Inc., L. I. City, N. Y.—New Office—
1
Co.
"
increase
new.
vestment
This
syndicate
&
$24,889,058.
increase of'
was
1
.
than
.more
California
ments
.
'
provides
.; served ' include
gross revenue annually, when
will occur when'all;, special
1954, amounted to $134,054,906,
'
of
:
last
30
Indianapolis and other points.
■
■>.
to* its
feed
line,
the -Staley
company
vegetable oils, monosodium glutamate,
chemical
and
The
southern. California
and
to
The
conver¬
150,605.
at
ucts
was
•
■.
company
territories.
The
compared with $128,659,206 one year earlier. Approximately $4,594,742
of the ihcrease resulted from- the acquisition of an office in Hawaii
in June.—V.
company
a
Glidden
syrups,
1
y
Authorized to Increase Rates—-
/
corresponding
June
the
share
a
number of common shares reserved for
the
1954,
to
a
*
.
and
income
were,issued during the June quarter in connection with
compkny in Hawaii, but earnings of this company
did not begin
to accrue- to Seaboard until June 1.
Conversion of
preferred stock into common also continued, but at a declining rate.
June
V
•
cost
the
of
'
acquisition of a
On
—»
bid of 100.0199 for
on a
y EARNINGS—For the 12 months ended June 30, 1954 the
had' consolidated total
operating revenues of $146,036,865
said
because • of - an- increase in the
report pointed out. An additional
the
,
>
Aug. 18
bids.- also for a 3% interest rate, were 99.93% by
by Llyth & Co.; Inc.; 99.7099% by Halsey, Stuart
99.6991% .by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
pany
outstanding,
y
BUSINESS—The
i
shares
39,098
•the
Offered
Bonds
—
production
Jr., President of the Staley company, said that it is
taking over the cOinplete servicing of Glidden feed division sales ancj
dealer organization.
The Staley'company lias leased Glidden warehousa
interest
Net
coupon.
substations.
pec-share-was- lower
shares
number'of
shares
1,587,930
Co.
manufacturing facilities at Indian¬
Staley company on a toll basis until
.In, addition
$3,181,566
the
President,
with
Edison
feed
the
by
Staley,
facilities
578.
p.
used
,
,
compared
180,
net.- proceeds will be used for construction/ex¬
to, cost approximately $128,282,000 for 1954 and 1955. Of this
amount, .expenditures of $39,628,000 will be made for steam electric
generating'plants, and $62,551,000 for electric distribution lines and
; ; '•
earnings' were -equal • to
1,851,647 common shares outstanding
year,
V.
Glidden
'•*
/PROCEEDS—The
ago.
income
Net
of
average
months a
the average of
months-of this
on
nine
first
the
on
1954',
report to shareholders.
-*•* - provision
for preferred dividends,
a
$1.64
•
30,
also
Aug. 31 at
purchase from
the
a
capacity of 100,000 tons per year.
effective Aug.
21,
officials of both
companies
is
.%"*• )'
thereof
June
same
After
in
ended
California
3,400,000y Areas
$3,419,799,- a moderate increase
over
period last year, Paul-A'. Appleby,
of
the
high
for
pected
Seaboard Finance Co.—Earnings, Etc.—
pew
Y.,
See
:
(EDT). on
a.m.
with
the
on
central
earned
11
to
flakes,
chemicals,
arrangements could be made for
feed in Staley's DecatUr plant.
E.
vege¬
product^
and
been
179,
and
Chairman of the- Board, - in making the an¬
nouncement pointed out-that Schenley has the right' to ■re-borrow
all or any part of the amount prepaid.—-V: 179, p. 9. "4V
<V;.
•
York,. N.
LOther
,M" Lewis
•
up
headed
'..A,'.
-v
proposes
seed
flour
manufacturing feeds since it began
here in 1912. It has processed soy beam
completed a new million dollar feed mixing
recently
sale
pointed out that
apolis would be
mortgage bonds
& Telegraph Co.—Bids—
bids
New
It
processes
oil
refiner
corn
Decatur
While" the
of
meal,
soya
chemicals,, -pigments;
metals,
rood,
oils, minerals, and naval stores.—V.
v
in
Nov., 14, 1958, it had on Aug. 16 prepaid $25,000,-interest savings.- This reduces tha company's totalborrowings'. outstanding with 12 banks to a current level of
$25,000,000.
S;''Rosenstiel,
at
a
which
variety
lecithin,
3%
with resulting
000
1922.
plant
has
company
as
since
-
A.
receive
Staley
wide
a
protein,
emulsifiers and steroid
The
operations
*
manufactures
awarded the bonds
bank loans maturing
hank
Georgia
first
of
initiated.
10.'
p.
$55,000,000 35-year debentures.
2.9987%.
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Reduces Bank Loans— ! ;
South
sale
is
and
industrial
F, 4ue Aug. 15, 1979,^at 100.526 and accrued interest, to
yield^proximately 2,97% to maturity. The group were
■
Manson
Burnbank, South -Whitewater, South Pipestone, West Willen,
Northwest Butlef, West, Blossom,--North Daly, West Miniota, Reaper,'
and Northwest Daly.—V.--180,-p. 354. • :
•
_•
•
This
179,
Broadway,
195
edible
new
The First Boston Corp. and Dean Witter &
Co., jointly
headed a group which on Aug. 19 offered
publicly $30,*
000,000 of 3% fifst and refunding mortgage bonds, series
-
.
districts:
will
company
2315,
t, Southern
x
Town,
i
system expansion through
review
no
oils
starches,
to 50%-. in each
farmouts,' in most
from the Standard Oil Co. of California.'- '
other wells-will be drilled in the following
the
30-day period if
the project is $8,969,429.
of
construct
serve
.
this
Junior securities.—V.
Room
rigging and preparing to spud in a wildcat
in the east Kirkella district of the Virden area of southwest Manitoba
Canada,'it was announced on Aug. 16 by Maxwell Goldhar, President.
.It will be
the first of 12 wildcat wells Sapphire will drill in the
Virden area this year.
«
> ■ '
; • •
«
:" Sapphire, > which will serve as an operating company on the entire
This
i
cost
to
to
subject to review by the Commission eithef
proceeding within 20 days, or upon the
days thereafter. The decision will become
10
by its rapidly expandng chemurgy division,
including
the
within
end, of
'
system
Woodall
J.
Florida.
f Southern Bell Telephone
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.—Launches Wildcat Program
V
the
finance
and
•'
_
at
to
Emery
company
transmission
gas
and
is
used
table
Examiner,
authorizing, this
368.3.-mile
Georgia
motion
Estimated
Sadwith, Vice President who is the selling stockholder.—V, 177,
Byan
own
Presiding
decision
a
appeal by parties
s
effective
letter of notification was filed with
A
Commission,
filed
5
Ths examiner's decision
>
upon
•
Power
Aug.
and
operate
a
market areas in
Ross Engineering Corp.—Files With SEC—
^J. O.)
.
Georgia Natural Gas Co.—Construction—
Federal
9
and
effected
economies
general
expenses
amounting
in
the
first
to
on
the
similar
date
a
year
1935.
(Continued
on
4
page 49)
volume.
14%
that as of June 30, 1954, cash
holdings of the company amounted
with $1,957,640
$0.7*
of
1953
for materials
in
half
reported
bond
as
Fall
of
in
Ha
selling,
1954.
Mr.
on
hand
to
$3,484,453
earlier.—V.
and
179,
1
10
(726)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
k
,
.
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
•
Company
Dividend announcements are
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the
dividends an¬
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S.
nounced
du
!'■
during the current week.
second
a
table
Then
Common
53A%
Per
Abitibi
Power
&
Paper
"
Common
4'/a%
Adams
Frocess
Express
Afliliated
Co.,
$3
Alexander
&
Allied
Mills,
(A.
El
2
(quar.)
20c
9-15
50c
9-10
8-30
9-
8-19
50c
Republics
Stores
9-24
_
87'Ac
10-
1
10-
American
I
7%
9-
1
9-
9-30
Smelting Co.
433Ac
com.
9-
50c
Briggs
•'
&
Co.
&
Stratton
Class
A
Brown
$3
Bank
Rope
(quar.)
common
Co.,
2nd
$5
1st
pfd.
preferred
Burroughs
Corp.
Life
&
? Class A
Cable
Co.
Ingersoll-Rand,
International
common
$2.60
conv.
Case
(J.
I.)
Co.k
(Directors
ment
Castle
(A.
Catelli
M.)
B
Central
&
Co.
on
on
(quar.)
cl.
Nast
1
8-13
Giant
1
8-13
8-20
10-
9-15
10-
9-15
4.40%
Diana
Corp.
Glass
preferred
at
7%
meeting
preferred
8-13
9-15
75c
9-15
$74
9-14
10-
«•
,__L_
(quar.)
8-23
Hercules
9-15
9-10
9-15
9-
3
9-15
9-
9-10
8-30
65c
(Quarterly)
&
(quar.|____
Sugar
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
1
8-20
9-
1
9-
1
8-27
8-20
,
15c
9-15
9-15
9-
1
30c
9-15
99-
5c
9-15
9-
10c
9-15
9-
1
3
13'Ac
9-15
75c
9-15
9-13
8-30
30c
50c
2%
$1.25
12'Ac
50c
1
9-
9-
3
1
8-16
9-10
8-31
10-
1
9-13
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-
1
8-20
9-15
25c
10-
1
10-
1
8-20
9-17
8-31
8-20
$1.25
25c
10-
1
9-15
8-20
9-
Jewel
9-15
9-
9-
8-23
9-15
9-20
&
9-30
Harvester
Co.
Katz
Public
Ltd.
Corp.,
convertible
Stockholders
proved
common
preferred
at
two
a
common
the
for
-
-
one
Kings County Lighting Co., 4%
9-78
Kinney
La
France
Labatt
stock omitted
18.)
Coastal
J$1.75
10-15
9-15
Lanston
of
(John)
pfd.
9-14
9-15
1010-
50c
,
'
2
9-10
8-27
}
9-13
8.-27
9-20
.
9-15,
9-10
1
9-10
9-20
.
1
9*5
2
12'Ac
9-10
9-3
.
8-26
9-15
9-
9-15
9-
1
9-24
9-
3
37'Ac
10-
1
9-20
9-15
9-
60c
9-24
9-14
9-30
9-
2
8-17
8-17
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-
9
10-
1
Ltd.
Inc.
(quar.).
(quar.)__
Mines,
9-
1
8-20
70c
9-
1
8-20
75c
9-
1
8-20
8-18
10c
9-15
9-11
8-27
10c
9-10
8-26
National
Tank
10-
1
9-
45c
10-
1
9-21
10-15
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
1
1
(quar.)
regular
capital
10c
England
New
Haven
Co.
8-14
S-l 6
9-15
9- 1
40c
15c
1
9-
7
8-31
9-
7
10-18
13 c
Tel.
&
Board
to
&
40c
be
Tel.
Co.
held
F.)
(Chas.
Oak
Mfg.
Ohio
Edison
Co.
Co.,
5c
9-15
1
9- 1
9-
9
8-27
35c
10-
the
at
annual
18
on
the
a
30c
9-15
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-15
75c
10-
1
11-
1
8-31
8-31
direc¬
shares
on
a
(quar.)
10-
8
(quar.)
50c
10-
1
9-17
9-14
8-26
10c
9-15
9-13
$25c
10-
1
10-
1
IOC
8-31
9-15
9-11
8-20
9-15
9- L
55c
9- 1
s
10-
1
9-15
$1.10
10-
1
9-15
$1.11
Co.
10-
1
9-15
17'Ac
10-
1
9-15
25c
9-
1
8-20
75c
10-
1
9-17
50c
(quar.)-,
(quar.)
10-
1
9-17
<
Indemnity (quar.)—
Intermouqtain Express
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Consolidated
9-30
97'Ac
,
$1.50
Corp.
10c
(quar.)
75c
15c
Paramount Pictures Corp. (quar.)
Parker Rust-Proof
Co., common (quar,.)
1
8-13
9-10
9-
8-30
10-
1
9-15
9-10
9-24
50c
9-14
S- 1
62'Ac
9-25
9-15
50c
Patterson-Sargent
Peiiick
Penn
&
Ford,
Controls,
$1.20
Inc.,
Penn-Dixie
Cement
C.)
Perfex
Pet
common...
participating
A
taken
was
4(4%
at
Planters
Screw
Nut
Polaroid
$2.50
Forgings
&
Bolt
preferred
1st
held
Aug.
1
9-13
9-
8
9- 1
18)
35C
53VsC
Common
5 Va %
Rotary
Safety
62 'Ac
9-24
9-14
9-13
5c
9-15
8-31
1
8-18
9-30
8-31
15c
5%
$1.183A
Canadian
•4%
Co.,
Shepard-Niles
5%
Skil
Ltd.,
9-13
10-15
15c
8-20
8-10
9-15
8-27
9-15
9- 1
37'Ac
9-20
9-10
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Corp.
Smith
8-25
Smith
8-27
Smith
343Ac
(quar.)
:
75c
(quar.)
25c
&
Co.
&
common
8-31
9-30
9-20
10-
1
9-10
Uc
9-
1
8-20
9-
50c
(quar.)
29
1
8-20
}20c
9-15
8-31
60c
9-15
9-10
29 %c
-
^
Investment
8-13
110c
9-
1
tlOc
9-
1
8-13
9-15
9- 1
25c
(quar.)
Works
Co.
^
(initial)
(quar.)
50c
9-10
8-31
9-15
9- 1
$50c
9-15
9-
9-20
9- 2
10c
(increased)
(quar.)
9-16
9- 3
t25c
(quar.)
Hoist
(quar.)
Wesson
9-10
9- 1
1
30c
G.)
Investment
9-20
9-15
10-
50c
1
common
common
Crane
Engineering
1
9-20
Co.—
International
preferred
9-10
9- 2
25c
particinating preferred (quar.)
Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
Silknit,
8-27
1
lc
(quar.)
(Frank
9-11
10-
$1.12'A
;
47/8%
preferred
(quar.)__
Sarnia Bridge Co., Ltd.
(quar.)___
Trust
9-15
40c
Controls
Carlos Milling Co
San Jose Water
Works,
43A%
preferred
Second
9-15
1
50c
Heating & Lighting
Co.
8-31
1
10-
50c
(reduced)
Steel
Lock
9-15
10-
$2
Corp.
Schlage
9-
30c
-
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
San
9- 1
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Car
8-25
9-14
9-14
•
(Mass.)
Corp.
Electric
8-28
1
9-
9-24
Inc.
Stoker
9-21
9-24
62VaC
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
Rayonier Inc., $2 pfd.
(quar.)
Reeves Brothers, Inc.
(quar.)
Oil
8-30
I2V2C
(quar.)
Co., common, (quar.)..——^
preferred (quar.)
Ranch
9-20
9-10
25c
—
preferred
Steel
8-27
8-27 1
15c
(special)
(quar.)
Pyle-National
8%
1
9-10
25c
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
Publicker Industries, com. stock
dividend)—
$4.75
9-10
10-
75c
(quar.)_._
(quar.)..
Inc.
10-
quar.)_
(quar.)
Machine
K.i,
8-23
9-13
25c
(quar.)
preferred
iH.
9- 3
1
1
(quar.)
common
1
9-
10-
(quar.)
Chocolate
Corp.,1
2nd
Porter
&
Co.
10-
I
payment
B
(quar.)__
Consolidation Coal Co.
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
8-30
40c
(interim)
(increased
com.
9-15
$1.12'/a
common
meeting
Inc.,
preferred
on
9-
9- 1
50c
(quar.)
Petroleum &
Trading, class A
Pftiffer, Brewing Co.—
action
9-15
9-15
$1.12'A
preferred
dividend
8-27
25c
Corp., 4(4% preferred (quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
(No
1
30c
(quar.)
Milk
4(4%
8-20
9-14
50c
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
9-
50c
(quar.)
9-25
25c
Co.
Ltd.
Seeman
the
1
8-25
35c
1
Page Hersey Tubes Ltd.
Panhandle Oil Corp.
9-1G
ap¬
2
meet¬
(quar.)
Co.
I
9-15
(quar.)
24c
8-25
9-
preferred
Tin
9-10
9-10
$1
B'Gosh, Inc.
Pacific
9-
9-30
9-13
Co.
Manufacturing
Lumber
9-15
$2
(quar.)
Pacific
9- 1
9- I
,75c
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton
9-
9- I
9-14
9-13
35c
common
9-10
1
8-16
8-30
80c
preferred
Riley
9-28
1
60c
preferred
9-18
10-
9-
(s-a)
4.40%
9-28
1
8-1G
(quar.)
3.90%
25c
9-
1
9-14
Co.
8-30
8-31
9-
9-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-10
9-10
9-15
10- 5
1%
—
1
9- 3
1
r
Co.
Nov.
on
Leather
Rice
9-15
9-15
10-
10-15
75c
—
Carton
proposal to split
two-for-one basis
Respro,
9-15
8-27
35c
tor's
Republic
10-
9-15
37'Ac
Stockholders will vote
8-31
9-10
9-17
9-20
75c
(increased)
9-
1
8-20
1
30c
(quar.)
Gas
9-10
9-30
9-10
10-
10-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft
9-10
10-
8-31
in¬
:
Corp.
62'Ac
60c
9-10
9-11
15c
Liberties
50c
2
9-30
50c
25c
Northrop
'Pacific
8-14
1
2
(Hartford)
Northern
4.44%
1
9-
(quar.)
Niles-Bement-Pond
Opelika
9-
10-
12'Ac
New
Pacific
8-31
9-1$
gains)
O.) Co. (quar.)
Nestle-Lemur Co. <quar.)_
Oshkosh
8-20
7
$1.25
(N.
ing
1
1
$1.18%
Extra
Nelson
9910-
Co
Steel
National
Porter-Cable
3 l/10c
9-20
8-20
(quar.)
dividend
Pitney-Bowes,
$8c
Ltd..
Monotype Machine
Co.
Oats
Stock
9-21
37'Ac
11-
com.
(Detroit)
(quar.)
Lines
8-23
10-
8-20
15c
Insurance
National
8-31
1
1
30c
Casualty Co.
Lock
9-24
9-
5%
City
2
8-27
1
from
9- 3
9-
(quar.)
Penney.(J.
10-
15c
1
50c
66c
(quar.)
cents
10-1
3
62'Ac
from
cents
Fire
9-14
9-
5c
Industries
Lftmaqqfi..G'old
_
9-30
9-30
9-10
$1
meeting
Oil
9-
$1.25
dividend
National
7
35c
(quar.)
2
Corp.
Shattuck
8-31
9-28
$40c
$1.25
gains)
split
9- 3
1
$1.27V2
$1.37'/2
Co.,
(quar.)—
11
1
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
National
3
shares.
9-10
10-15
9-
9-
37'Ac
income)
and
come
Natco
8-30
25c
(quar.)
annual
10-15
tl7'/ac
9-30
25c
gains)
Kimberly-Clark
9-15
S~~7
1
$1.07
(froip net investment income)
t20c
(quar.)
,
Copper Corp.
Keystone Custodian Funds Series—
realized
9-
10-
and
(quar.)_
Noyes
9-21
10-
$1-12'/a
$1.12'A
(from net investment
(from net realized
9- 3
-
(quar.)
(quar.) —1
of
8-30
9- 3
9-10
Trust—
(Quarterly
75c
(quar.)
A
net
Mutual
8-30
$2
income
Hardware
preferred
.
8
75c
capital gains)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
8-25
8
9-
9-30
(quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co., 434% preferred (quar.)
Murray Co. of Texas (increased quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co. (quar.)_—
—,L_
8
9-15
40c
(quar.)
(from
5%
9-
15c
'■
common
preferred
.
Moore-Handley
9-15
9-11
9334c
Kennecott
4%
69C
$25c
i
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Special
,9-
*
3c
(quar.)
preferred
Mojud Co.,
5%
Gas Co.,
preferred
1st
Va %
realized
Northwestern
30c
Kearney & Trecker Corp. (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. (quar.)
Special
1
2c
(s-a)
Machine
preferred
Series S-l
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
Y.)
Service,
Lamson
Drug
10-
and
;
(N.
5
5%
income
profits)
Products (quar.)__
35c
com.
(quar.)
$5.1Q
8
75c
security
Cellucoton
preferred
4.28%
8-30
$1
ordinary
from
Tea
4V2%
8-23
20c
earns.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Kable Printing! Co. (quar.)___
Kansas Gas &
Electric, com. (incr. quar.)
1
$1.10
accumulated
Joy
7
9-15
and
Co., common (quar.)
33A% preferred (quar.)
Johns-Manville Corp. (quar.)
Jones
9-
20c
:
Jamaica
1
30c
(quar.)
Royalty Corp.
Extra
10-
13c
from
Irving Trust Co.
2
25c
(increased)____
Investors
8
15c
;
(quar.)
Corp.
cents
International
Series B-4
30c
9-15
cents
International
9-17
8-31
25c
(quar.)
Motors
current
8/10
7
9-15
9-
+6c
(quar.)
Rayon
3/10
1
8-27
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(1
9-
1
1
$35
(quar.)
Industrial Wire Cloth Products
Corp.
Institutional Bank Fund—
8-31
65c
$1
,
2
of
1
10-
10-
15c
.(annual).
common
Electric
(Out
3
25c
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)__
Illinois Telephone
Co., 5.60% pfd. A (quar.)
6% preferred B
(quar.)_
Incorporated Investors—
1
9-
Co.,
Industrial
3
50c
Hydraulic Press
Manufacturing Co.—
1
9-15
37'Ac
.
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
8-20
9-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Club
5% preferred
Hoskins
9-
99-
8-27
8-27
9-
1
1
7'Ac
(quar.)
Special
Howell
10-
10-
50c
'
9-15
2
1
20 c
_
Engineering Corp. (quar.-)
.
8-27
9-
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
Turf
3
9-30
9-10
35c
(quar.)
9-10
9-
25c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Minneapolis
1
64c
Brewing Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
Homasote
10-31
25c
1
9-
60c
Cement
Hollywood
9-
1
$30c
Corp. (quar.)
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)
^
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
(quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Mines, Ltd.—
3
9-15
17'Ac
(quar.)_
Aug.
(quar.)
.
(G.)
8-30
1
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Heileman
9-21
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
on
Hazeltine
9-
1010-
15c
common
common
Commercial
Hein-Werner
1
10-1
t$1.25
$$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Paper,
common
8-30
9-30
8-18
40c
preferred (initial)
Great Western
Sugar,
9-20
10-
1
12'Ac
4.40%
Hawaiian
9-
1
50c
(quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd.,
Aircraft
8-20
9-
80c
Co.
preference
7%
8-20
1
$1.50
Engineering Works__
Northern
1
7'Ac
;
Ltd.,
(quar.)
held
B
9-20
9-20
10-
10-
from
National
15c
(quar.)
cents
National
15c
_
Co
&
common
Minnesota Fund, Inc.—
(12! cents
from
investment
3
8-31
'.25c
(quar.)_;—
Products,
9- 3
9- 3
9-10
hpn-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Stock
$1.23
Hastings Manufacturing Co.
87 Vac
(quar.)
Co.,
Class
9-21
t20c
■
Co.
R.)
1
Corp.—
1
9-3
3
9-14
37'Ac
Sept. 20
Inc.
Co.
8-31
9-15
25c
(quar.)^_l_li_________^.__
Brick
9- 3
9-13
50c
(quar.)
8%"',preferred (quar.)
9-20
9-30
of Texas—
Grumman
8-27
9-30
$30c
—
Grocery Stores Products (quar.)_-
9-30
.
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
B
Midland Steel
1
$$1.37
9-
9-24
40c
9-
15c
;
8-16
••
9-
8-20
40c
8-16
9-15
8
9-15
9-15
20c
preferred
Grinnell
Corp.
9-
-9-15
53'Ac
(quar.)
Dominion Textile
Co., Ltd.—
(Divid. payment on common
v.
1
9-20
25c
from
security profits
investment income)
Co.
(W.
Lakes
Great
F.)
(B.
9-15
8-31
20c
.
,
common
(Joseph) Crucible
Dobeckmun Co.
(quar.)
,'7%
9-
8-18
16c
Henderson, Inc.
Dixon
Dominion
8-31
30c
(9c
preferred
Stores
8-18
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Harvester
Goodrich
8-31
8-31
$1
Denver-Chicago Trucking
Detroit
9-1C
$l3c
62'Ac
(quar.)
from
common
(quar.)
Oil
Goldblatt Brothers,
Grace
9-30
2
meeting
Co., $5 pfd. (entire issue called for
redemption on Sept. 21 at $105 per share
plus this dividend) convertible to
Great
25c
Fund
16c
9-11
$1.37'A
com.
Corp.
at
Gillette
10-
8-20
9-
25 c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Portland Cement Co
9-
9-22
1
25c
Corp. (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-
10-
9-
9-20
62'Ac
1%
Extra
preferred
9-14
9-10
8-20
1
5c
(quar.)
Container
American
10c
Curtis (Helene)
Industries, Inc.—
50c
conv.
preferred A
(quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. (quar.)
Dan River Mills,
Inc., common (quar.)_,
4'A%
and
$5
8-31
9-30
25c
Quarterly
3
9-15
9-
'
(quar.)
:
6% preferred (quar.)
General
American
Transportation
9-
10c
Cribben & Sexton Co.
(quar.)
Zellerbach Corp. (quar.)
Crucible Steel Co. of
America—
Common (stock
dividend)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Delaware
9-
9-28
80c
Crown
5%
8-31
80c
(quar.)
.
General
8-31
2c
Continental Commercial
Corp., com. (quar.)
60c conv. pfd. (initial
quar.)
Continental Insurance Co. IN.
Y.) (quar.)
Continental Oil Co.
Iron,
Gaylord
9-15
10c
Inc.
preferred
9-24
150c
(quar.)
8-31
81'Ac
(quar.)
Class
11-19
50c
t
(quar.)
(quar.)
deferred
30c
10%
A
8-31
9-25
30c
(quar.)____
9- 1
9-15
______
Refrigerating Co., class
Metropolitan
11-19
72c
$4.92
(special)
9-15
37'Ac
Paper
Co.
Inc.
preferred
9-15
9-15
30c
&
5Va %
10-20
1
1
12-10
45c
(initial)—;
common
Railways,
10-
30c
(quar.)
Malleable
8-20
9-
12-10
$1.12'/a
Gatineau Power Co.,
Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
8-20
(quar.)__
:
Corp.
preferred
Power,
(quar.)_
(reduced)
Consolidated Freightways
Inc., com.
6% 1st preferred
(quar.K
Consolidated Rock Products Co.
Dayton
1
1
(Phlla.)—
Publications
Crandall-McKenzie
99-
$1.75
common
Machinery
8-16
1st
Great Lakes
(quar.)
Congoleum-Nairn,
3
pay¬
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
9-
15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
4%
Participating
$1.60
1
Steel
'(quar.)—
Engineering (increased)
9-24
9-25
$1
Merchants
8-13
75c
Package
Co.
prior
Compo Shoe
8-27
9-
$1.75
(quar.)_
Coleman Co., common
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Commercial Credit Co.
(quar.)
Commercial Discount
Conde
9-15
9-15
1$1.25
Cleveland Trencher Co.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.I
Coghlin (B. J.) Co., Ltd.
Common
Gary
Georgia
dividend
Commonwealth Title Co.
8-27
19)
A
1
9-15
10c
on
General
_
Ltd.,
8-13
tv
Corp.
'
$2
:
A.)
3
Clevite
5Va%
9-15
Trust,
com.
8-13
1
9-
100%
1
9-
15c
(quar.)
August 13.)
(Theodore) & Co.,
65c
Aug.
9:
Co.
9- 1
1
9-15
1C
1
3
30c
.__
payment
3
(s-a)__
25c
Co.—
held
8-23
$2
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
City Products Corp. (quar.
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common
$3.50
7
(George
(Dividend
9-
Mfg. Co.
(quar.Jw*..^-,-—
Chicago Rivet & Machine
(quar.)_
Christiana Securities Co.,
common._!
''
-1
9-
}25c
Co.,
Gabriel
3
8-21
9-
(quar.)
Warehouse
preferred
Fuller
Pressed
9-30
Chesebrough
Investing
■
1
D
Medford
10-
Fund,
.
(quar.)—:
Corrugated
9-30
Foundry Co. (quar.)
Warehouse Corp., class A
Clpss B
Chamberlin Co. of America
Stock
8-27
9-
9-20
9-
Fostoria
8-20
9-14
$$1
Central
7%
9-10
Wayne
125c
Central
City
Fort
9-30
(quar.)
Detroit
1
$433Ac
,
action
Products,
1
115c
(quar.)__
meeting held
Food
Class
99-
110c
pfd.
no
1
1
t$l
(quar.)
7%
took
at
10-
$75c
Ltd
9-
9-
8-27
,
dividend
9-1 a
8-13
9-15
9-15
40c
40c
32 Vac
12c
Navigation
Stock
*
•
Common
(quar.)
9-15
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)__
10-
175c
(quar.)
Tel.
series
Corp.
3'A% preferred
Formsprag Co.
$1.25
(quar.)
&
preferred
Power
Common
Gary
Investment
preferred
Tel.
8-27
16'Ac
(quar.)_
Ltd.,—
9-27
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
Matson
8-31
9-15
10c
J30c
1
1
9-30
12 Vac
_T
8-27
8-2?
9-1Q
1
9-
10c
Consolidated
McNeil; Machine &
'
Co.
Light
(quar.)
Public
9-15
9-10
10-
37 Vac
1
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock
8-24
1
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
t25c
—
;
Canadian Tire Corp., Ltd., 5%
pfd.
Capitol Records, common (quar.)
^
Carolina
9-22
&
(quar.)_
10-
$1.75
preferred
Lytton
9-](|
9-13
9-15
40 c
Service Co.
(increased)
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Calculators, Inc.
(quar.)
Mascot Oil,Co. (quar.)—
8-24
■
9-10
10-
12'Ac
—
(quar.)
.—
preferred
35c
(quar.)
-9-10
87'Ac
-
—-
Corp.
6%
9-30
35c
(interim)
(quar.)_____
C.)
Maine
9-30
25c
'
Co.,
.
c
$1.1834
9-30
———
Co.
Power
Florida
8-27
2%
(quar.)__
preferred
9-29
40c
■
*5%
4c
Co.—
Class B (interim)
Canadian Celanese,
Ltd., com.
$1,75 preferred
(quar.)
•'■$1 preferred (quar.).
'Ltd.,
9-10
1
75c
Co.,
Canadian
9
1
25c
Canadian
4.32%
25c
(quar.)
Assurance
Wire
41/2 %
9-
10-
40c
(quar.)
Canada
9-
8-20
1
25c
Ltd.
Y.
(quar.)
Marchant
8-30
1
1
50c
Association
Electric
15c
(quar.)
Canada
Florida
9-30
30c
!____
Note
Bascom
;
Stock
Carpet
9-10
25c
."
&
of N.
9-15
10-
10-
25c
-
Pacific
Bank
Firth
1
10-
7
dividend)
40c
$1.03
Gas
60c
12 Va
25c
common
common
Mapes
9-20
9-18
$1.12«A
14c
75c
,
8-31
1
10c
First
Food
(quar.)_
Extra
British-American
Broderick
9-
45c
—1
(stock
9-10
$1
(quar.)
(H.
1
30c
$1.75
(quar.)—
Corp.
Lytton's
Products Co.—
to Federal Pacific Electric
changed
$5
(quar.)
Ludman
(quar.)
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance (N. Y.)—
1
„•
_____
Lowell
3
1
_
Casket
dividend
Electric
Federal
$1
Baker
Properties, Inc. (Minn.)
Barber (W/ H.) Co. (quar.)____
Beech-Nut Packing Co. (quar.)_
8
3
Co.
9- 1
9-15
}25c
$25c
,
Development Mutual Fund,
Inc.—
V (Initial paid
entirely from investment inc.)
Automatic Fire Alarm Co.
(Del.)
<quar.)__
Automatic Voting Machine Corp
(C.)
9-14
1
10-
Atomic
Brewer
1
10-
9-15
—
Corp. (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph,
partlc. class A (quar.)
Associates Investment (quar.)
Burial
10-
10-15
$4
Stores, Inc.
Name
$1
Asbestos
Bond
Stock
Federal
1
10-15
$2.25
■-
Associated
Boyertown
9-10
9-10
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
9-
10-
—
(quar.)_!_LLi_J—
Underwriters
preferred
9-
25c
9-15
9-30
50c
Farmers
7%
9-
10-
__
(quar.)
Co.,
1
—
Co.
Products'
8
(P.)
1
9-13
Share
,
(quar.)_
Co.,
preferred
1
2
37'Ac
(quar.)
quar.)
Excelsior Insurance
10-
9-
25c
_■—
Pittsburgh RR. (quar.)
Manufacturing
Co.
(quar.)
Fab'ricon
1
9-15
1
1
$1.06'A
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.75%
Gas
10-
35c
&
Ero
1
9-
9-22
27'Ac
;
8%
Erie
,9-1
20c
50c
(quar.)—;
»
25c
Woolen, $4 pfd. (quar.)—
preferred
Apex
Co.
1
9-
1
—
Corp.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
Tel.
&
9-
1
93 3Ac
i.
.—
—
Tel.
8-16
25c
(quar.)
f.^r
$4.12
$4.50
Star
10-
(quar.)—_
(quar.)__
Electric
Co., com.
-(quar.)
(quar.)—________
Emerson Drug Co., class A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
8-19
*
American
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4'A%
partic. preferred
Electrical Products Consolidated
Paso
10-
$1.12 »A
com.
2
1
9-10
10c
.
(s-a)
preferred
conv.
Lone
45c
2
9-
10-15
—
—.—
9-
1
9-30
common
9-
12'Ac
Telegraph Co. (N. J.)_—r
American International
Corp.
American Metal Products, common
(quar.)—
5'/a% conv. preferred (quar.)_
American Optical Co. (quar.)
American
Co.,
9-15
9-
District
American
Kodak
9-25
9-
10-15
,
Co.
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
$1.50
6%
preferred (quar.)
Edison Bros. Stores, Inc.,
9-20
8
8
Lorillard
(quar.)
Eastman
15c
(quar.)
American Cyanamid Co., com.
(quar.)_
'*
3'/a% preferred B (quar.)_l
T
33A% preferred C (quar.)____
American
preference
1
75c
1010-
Per
..(Charles)
$1
—i
1
50c
10-25
10-25
Associates—
9-
Co.
87'Ac
t$l
(reduced)
1
Company
Leverage Fund of Canada,
Ltd.__
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., 7% pfd.
(quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)_
8-23
$$1.50
Fuel
&
9-
1
8-24
8-25
-
'
—1
30c
Inc.
Inc.
S.)
_
(quar.)
1
9-
9-14
$1.12 Va
1
9-10
com
1
preferred
Gas
Common
Equipment Inc.—
Industries
Aloe
Eastern
4'A%
Baldwin, Ltd. (quar,)
Business Machines;, Inc. (quar.)
(R. C.)
(quar.)—;
10-
25c
Co.,
Participating
Holders
Payable of Rec.
9-10
9-10
$1
—
Ltd.—
10-
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
Allen
All«
partlc.
40c
71'Ac
.—
&
(quar.)
Bakeries
U83Ac
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
Common
!
preferred
4%
quar.)—
Nemours
i
1
.
Name of
Leich
(quar.)—1
de
t30c
pfd.
Co.
Co.
Gas
I.)
preferred
Eastern
Ltd.—
(quar.)
redeemable
Acushnet
When
Share
(E.
$4.50
in
Monday, August
23, ig54
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
A.—
(increased
preferred
Pont
$3.50
which we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of Company
When
Share
'
follow with
we
.
.
s:1
c
1
—
9-
1
1
25c
9-15
$130
8-24
8-13
25«
8-10
7-26
Number 5353
Volume 180
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
li
(727)
Aircraft
Solar
Per
Company
Name of
(quar.)_——
Co.
Extra
10-15
10-15
9-30
30c
9-29
Calif. Edison
5%
original preferred
(quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)—
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
Investment
9-30
37YaC
11-
will
vote
Sept. 30
on
the
at
on
25c
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
Allied
9-15
9-
1
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
75c
9-15
9-1
Allied
8-16
Allied
(quar.)
20c
99-
Stock
.Oil
(One
'(New
held)
1
8-16
8-16
8-10
$1
meeting to
stock
s
9-24
A
on
share
Jersey)
Railway
action
Standard
each
9-
Class
.60
Strawbridge
Corp., class
A
8-31
62 YaC-
Corp.
9-30
(quar.)__
9-14
9-
9-14
$1.25
:
'
■'
proposal
to
split
two-for-one'
Thomson
10-
1
the
"Welder
10-
1
9-
3
$5c
10-
1
9-
3
1
8-25
+5c
25c
on t
1—
•"4
Union
Corp.
Electric
S3.50
of
preferred
S4.50
preferred
Carbon
(quar.)
Gas
Corp.
preferred
4Y«%
U.
S.
preferred
Tobacco
Utah
Power
&
Light
Utility Appliance
Van
Norman
Visking
WJR
&
4%
Terminals
&
Co.,
Coast
9-10
9-15
'•
ment
West
at
Virginia
Willson
Wisconsin
4Y2%
4.80%
Woodley
Power &
30c
4Y2%
10-
35c
9-15
8-25
9-
$1.25
.'75c
—-
1
109-
9-10
1
1
1
8-10
6c
9-27
9-
Co.,
25c
——
9-15
9-10
8-31
9-15
8-31
12 Vac
9-30
9-15
62 YaC
S-30
9-15
preferred (quar.)
56 %c
9-
>-
25c
9-15
9-
6
50c
9-20
9-
•
(quar.)-
1
8-19
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 Ya
9-15
9-
25c
9-15
9-
1
give the
we
announced
dividends
this
announced
in
previous
The list does not include divi¬
week,
these
being
given
the
in
preceding table.
^
Name of Company
Share
ABC
Vending Corp; (st-a)
Abrasive & Metal
Products,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
A. C.
8-20
5c
9-10
8-20
/«c
9-10
8-20
9-15
9-
common
31
—
(quar.)
7%
preferred
preferred
.
'jjc
™c
—
5%
preferred
Acme
Steel
Wire
Aeroquip Corp.
Agnew-Surpass
Air Reduction
4.50%
Airfleets,
preferred
Inc.
Akron, Canton
5%
preferred
1
3-
1
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-15
8-20
40c
9-11
8-13
60c
9-10
8-27
♦
7 YaC
9-
1
8-16
Ltd.
(quar.)
$10C
9-
1
7-30
common
(quar.)
35c
9-
4
8-18
$1.12 V2
9-
4
6%
25c
8-27
8-13
*
(s-a)__.
$2.50
10- 1
0-1$
9-13
10-
1
9-16
9-15
9-
9-10
9-
1
1
10-
1
9-20
1
9-20
9-15
9-
8-31
Works
Common
8-20
I
Preferred
9-10
10-
Co.,
8-10
Bloch
Blockson
10-10
Blue Bell, Inc.
10-
9
9-30
1
Quarterly
Class
A
9-21
1
8-13
8-20
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arden
$3
Farms
Co.,
Co.
9-
1
8-
6
Borden
10-
1
•-
1
Borg-Warner Corp.
8-16
Boston
Boston
Real
9-13
Bower
10-
1
9-15
9-10
8-20
Arizona
Public
8-20
8-25
Brillo
9-10
8-25
9-
preferred
$2.36
preferred
Equipment
Oil
1
6O0
>,
9-15:
i
.
9-15
9-
1
12-20
12-10
9-24
9-
1
9-
1
8-24
9-
7
8-10
50c
8-31
8-
6
50c
9-15
8-25
9*" 1
8-10
25c
9-22
9-10
CD
8-13
1
&
9-27
11-
9-
1
8-10
9-
9
8-11
9-
1
8-20
50c
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-13
8-13
9-
7-30
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-
4
59c
Transport
9-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-
4
20c
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-
9
9-
8
8-
6
9-
1
8-
6
75c
(quar.)
93 %c
93%c
pfd.
Co.,
•
12 YaC
75c
(quar.)—
com.
56Y.c
9-15
8-
6
9-15
8-
6
9-
1
8-20
25c
9-15
8-23
37 YaC
(quar.)_
9-15
8-23
$1.25
9-15
8-23
40e
9-
1
8-13
$1.31 (4
Y»
9-
1
8-13
$1.50
9-
1
8-13
$1.50
9-15
9-
$1.25
9-
7-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.—
preferred
—
Fe
Atlantic Coast Line
Co.
Atlantic
RR.
Coast
Co.
Gas
Line
Line
of
Ry.
Conn,
(s-a)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)_____,
common
9-
1
(quar.)
1
8-20
$1.25
9-13
8-16
• 1.25
(quar.)—
'
4(4%
Atlantic Refining
Co.,
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)--
Light Co.,
1
Ry.—
—
9-13
8-16
25c
30c
10-
1
$3.80
8-13
1
8-13
8-16
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-18
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-
3
$1.75
10-
1
9r
3
35C
10-
1
8-20
9-
1
9-
1
8-18
9-10
8-29
$1.12 Ya
$1.25
32c
9-
8-17
1
8-20
com.
(quar.)_
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
35c
9-24
9-
1
9-13
9*
X
$1.06 Yi
4.40%
30c
Garden
6%
Co.
Die
&;
Bullock
Fund,
Eullock's
Bunker
(quar.)
Co..
(quar.)
>4%
Cement Co.,
&
8-20
$1.12 Ya
9-
1
8-20
$1.15
9-
1
8.-20
9-15
8-20
Inc
Co.,
8-31
10-
1
•-50
1-
$3
8-31
8-10
8^31
8-16
25c
9-13
(quar.)
30c
quar.)
80c
7-31
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
60c
0-
1
9-
1
$1.25
8-20
8-31
9-
2%
8-11
.8-2Q.
10-
1
25c
9-
1
25c
9-15
25c
:
9-
6
8-20
9-
9-20
8-1B'.
8-27
1
8-20
5c
8-26
8-16
*""8-25
8-13
25c
9-
1
8-13.
37 YaC
9-
1
8-1I
25C
9-
1
8-9
15c
9-
1
7-30
$1
9-
1
7-30
$1.05
9-
1
7-30
preference
9-
1
7-30
$50c
(quar.)
10-29
10-
8
10-29
10-
8
$12c
9-15
30c
8-31
8-24
8-20
-——
(quar.)
10c
9-13
8-13
15c
i_
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
6.
$1.12 Ya
9-
1
8-
6
tlOc
5%
—
8-16
9-
1
8-17
15c
9-
1
8-
60c
9-15
8-31
15c
9-27
9-10
50c
9-
pref.
(quar.)
$32 YaC
Sugar Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
9-15
31Y.C
Ltd., 6'4%
5
8
8-19.
0-20
8-20'
9-
1
Corp.,
—
Ltd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
8-10
—
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
$50c
9-15
8-13
$150
10-25
9-20
$75c
10-
1
8-31
$75c
Power
Canners, Ltd.
10-
1
8-31
9-
1
8-
3
9-
1
8-
3
$$1.25
$$1.25
(s-a)
$12 Vac
10-15
t
9-15
$20c
9-
1
8-14
$50c
Cquar.)
10-
1
9-'l'
Foundry Co., Ltd.—
'
1
.
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
Inc.
(from
Ltd.
net
(quar.)
8-23
8-
3
$20c
*
Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
Fund,
8-27
8-27
50c
(quar.)
Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian
8
8
0-15
87 YaC
A
Steamship Lines,
Canadian
10-
10-
a
Canada Safeway Ltd., 5% 1st
pfd.
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Ordinary
5d
2 Vu %
$37 YaC
2
(s-a)—
A
3
9-.
Packers, Ltd., class A
&
1
9W
8-
(bi-monthly)
Dominion
Canadian Car
10-
$1.25
Canada Malting Co., Ltd.
Canadian
1
$50c
Si
Canada
Canada
10-15
10-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., Ltd,
Canada
Canada
c
9-
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—
Quarterly
B
8-lfl
8-
—
Canada
8-15
9-15
1
$1.50
common
Northern
1
1
9-
$1.10
pfd. (quar.)—
California Electric Power Co.
(quar.)
California Western States Life
Insurance—
(Semi-annual)
Calumet & Hecla, Inc.
(quar.)—
Canada
910-
(quar.)„—
(from net invest,
income)
Cot
Butterfly Hosiery
Byllesby (H. M.)
Class
1
B
(quar.)
preferred
J72'4C
8
-
4
8-, 4
1
1
common
Brothers,
9-10
9-
9-
(quar.)
Sullivan
Terminal
8-24
9-20
*25c
9-
Dry Dock Co., Ltd., class A
Burton-Dixie Corp., (quar.)Bush
1
50c
Burrard
Butler
9-15
7-30
9-
35C
Ltd.
Co., Ltd., class
B
1
8-25
50c
$1.10
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Class
10-
22c
(quar.)
4.40%
4% preferred
(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.).
Burns &
8-11
95c
-
&
Mining &
Concentrating (increased)
Burlington Mills Corp., com,
(quar.)
3 % %
7-30
8-9
1
*21%
(quar.)
Inc.
1
1
9-
93 %c
Ltd.
(Increased
Co.
99-
25c
(Interim)
Co
Hill
8-20
40c
-
i
common
Machine'Qo. (quar.);
Forge
8-20
9-10
50c
(quar.)
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (increased)
Budd Co., common,
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
8-16
8714 c
Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—
Buell
11-19
$1
(quar.)
preferred
8-21
11-30
2lc
Brunner
5%
1
(quar.)
common
Co.
9-
50c
Apartments,
(Charles)
9-18
1
America—
Sharpe Manufacturing
Shoe
Bruning
8-11
9-30
50c
1
&
9-10
9-
15c
-
series
Blgelow,
preferred
Brown
9-13
75c
Extra
&
1
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Brooklyn
10-
60c
Oil
preferred
9-16
9-
50c
1
9-
9-15
$1,183/4
Brockway Motor Co
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
Class
(accum.)
(quar.)
Atlantic
7-30
22 YaC
$1
Air
7
9-17
50c
——.—;
preferred
Charlotte
8-26
10-
$15c
62 YaC
4(4%
Refining
1
9-30
$$1.12 Ya
$$L12(4
9-
5c
$1.05
Tobacco—
(interim)
Ordinary
$5
(quar.)—
8-13
8-13
$1.35
Amer. dep. rets, for 5%
preferred (s-a)
British Columbia
Packers, Ltd,, class A (s-a)
Brockton
Taunton
Gas
Co.—
Buffalo
$15c
1
1
(quar.)
American
Brown
27 YaC
Gas
Corp.,
Co.,
preferred
American
1
30c
common
Atchison, Topeka <fe Santa
&
9-
9-16
• 1.25
(quar.)
convertible
Atlanta
1
i
85c
2nd
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Associated Dry Goods Corp., common
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Common
1
9-
12-15
50c
corp.
1—
9
9-
'9-
15c
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.—
Co.
British
Brown
$1.50
6%
12-
3
9-
$5
Associated
1
75c
9
2-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
British
.
9-10
(quar.)
2nd
9-
9-
9-15
Steel
Ashland
9-15
9-15
pref.
Mfg.
3%%
8-27
9-20
(quar.)
Louisiana
$2.90
8-20
11-19
25c
Corp. (quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co., common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Aro
1
1
• 1.Z5
(quar.)
2.50 preferred
(quar.)—
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
Arkansas
9-
9-15
.•1.18%
preferred
Armco
1
12-
25c
8-
11-10
25c
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers
8-19
6Y4C
Service,
$1.10
Bridge & Tank
9-10
•1.75
(quar.)
1
8IY4C
(quar.)
Roller Bearing
Brantford Cordage
9-10
$1
Corp. (quar.)_
Argus Corp., Ltd., com. (quar.)
4(4% conv. preferred (quar.)——
1
3-
60c
(From Investment
income)
Estate Trust (quar.)
25c
25c
Argo Oil
12-
-
Fund, Inc.
9-15
50C
—
8-1Q
1
Electric—
com.
preferred
1
• 1.75
preferred
8-31
3
9-
$1,183/4
-
(quar.)
1
(
common—
participating
Participating
1
9-
30c
income)—
Co.
3(4 %
• 1.12%
(quar.)
10-
8-11
$1.06 Yt
Bond Investment Trust of
(From Investment
25c
(quar.)
8-31
25c
common
&
Co.
9-20
25c
—
Inc.
1
15c
Boeing Airplane
Special
1
$1.12 Ya
$1.12(4
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
40c
8-17
$10c
15C
-
9-
$1.25
1
15C
Tobacco, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Chemical Co. (quar.)
8-20
8-
50c
(quar.)
8-16
9-
17 YaC
Bros.
8-31
37 YaC
8-13
1
8
$17 YaC
(reduced)_„
preferred
(quar.)
Blaw-Knox
Co.
(quar.)
2
1
v
1
99-
40c
(quar.)
9-
t
9-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas
9-10
25c
Anderson-Prichard Oil (quar.)—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Anheuser-Busch,
common
Bryson, Inc.,
10-
-
8-13
—
(quar.)
9-14
1
-.4
1
4.25%
10-15
25c
preferred
&
10-
(quar.)_
9rl7
9-
Co.
31YiC
.
8-16
1
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Black, Sivalls
1
8-16
8-25
25c
(quar.)'
-
(quar.)
$1.31 Y4
(quar.)—
prior
Co
Corp.,
Electric
5.40%
8-31
10-
$1.25
pfd.
common
(quar.)
Black Hills Power &
Light, common
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
9-10
1
10-
Steel
preferred
Birtman
8-16
8-4
'
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet, 4(4%
pfd. (quar.)_
Bird & Son,
Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)
0-10
8^11
8-30
"
Bibb
3
8-23
9-15
10-
7%
9-10
8-16
50c
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
1
8-25
8-30
3c
(quar.)
Bethlehem
8-31
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
Atlantic
Youngstown RR.—
1
Water
10-
$10c
Mines, Ltd
$3.30
(quar.)——
Inc.—
9-19
(quar.)
Corp., 4%%
Co.,
30c
Co.
1
15c
20c
(quar.)
10-
2%
'common
Co.
75c
(>quar.)_—
(reduced)
9-10
1
2
10-
(quar.)
Refining
Foundries
preferred
American
8-18
(quar.)—
&
Co.
6%
„
tquar.)
&
12-
+ ™
Stores
Inc.
1
9-
12-15
3-15-55
+3°S
(quar.)
Shoe
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.,
1
3-
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
12-
$1.75
»1.75
(quar.)
Co.
1
• *-7~
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
$1.20 class A
(quar.)
Acme
12-15
3-15-55
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
Smelting
1
1
5c
Beneficial Loan Corp., common
(quar.)
$3.25 preferred (quar.)
Berkshire Fine
Spinning Assoc. (quar.).
2
9-
25c
Products
$4
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—.
7%
Payable of Reo.
9-15
Common
7%
Holder*
30c
F. Industries Inc.
Common (quar.)
Common
When
9-
$1.50
—
10-
10-
(monthly)
Quebec
25c
:
Vitrified
1
tauar.)
Door
1
1
15c
(quar.)
Steel
,
Steel
10-
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
Sanitary
7
10-20
45c
12c
preferred
41c
—
9-
.
preferred
15c
(quar.)
Standard
Tobacco
1
(quar.)
_
common
&
American
$5
9-15
8-13
15c
:._Trrr.2——.
American
8-31
$1.20
1
(quar.)
1
preferred
Radiator
American
3
$1.12 Ya
common
non-cum.
American
10-1
9-
62 YaC
(quar.)
pay-
35c
Belleterre
8-13
$1.12 Ya
$1.12(4
r,n,
Chemical-^
1
$1.06
—
American
(accum.)~
common
8-16
8-15
1
•1.79
(quar.) .211
(quar.),——.
B
Common
8-26
9-
1
1
10c
(bi-monthly)
10-
$1
(quar.)
28 YsC
7% preferred (quar.)
American Seating Co.
9-15
9-
25c
—
(quar.)
5%
1
10-
25c
Co.
Howell
9-
25c
-
8-13
$1.25
$1.75
(quar.)-
40C
$4
Amer.
1
50c
;—
&
7
9-
30c
(quar.)
8-20
10-15
Bell
9-
9-il0
1
——
Corp.
lire.,'
Grossett
9-
43 %c
preferred A (quar.)
$4.75 preferred B
(quar.)
American President
Lines, Ltd.—
5% non-cum. preferred
8-31
1
News
A
Class
1
8-31
9-15
&
9-25
9-
Quarterly
9-15
1
9-20
40c
(quar.)
12-31
S
10c
•
Bell
20c
(quar.)
Co., Inc. (quar.)
Meter
1-14-55
37 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
4
75c
preferred
•Class
f
9-10
9-10
V
3c
40c
preferred
9-30
$1.50
—
:
(Calif.)
Works
S.) Shoe
Aircraft
$1.12 Ya
(quar.).
American'Potash &
8-19
9-10
10c
2
9-3
•
~
Co
weeks and not
yet paid.
dends
9-
9-20
;
50c
—
1
8-31
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
prior
Below
10-
10c
(quar.)
8-31
9-13
50c
10-
8-
Co.
(A.
50c
Machinery Co. (quar.)„
& Foundry Co.
(quar.)Co., common (quar.)
Metal
10-15
Power & Paper
Co., Ltd.—
Mills,
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-
'4
Belding Hemingway Co. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-15
8-25
A
4(4%
434%
,
American Paper Goods
7%
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
9- 1
1
1
-
American
8-25
9-10
10-
50c
Machine
American
10-14
9-10
15c
.
(quar.)
Petroleum
Younastown
1
30c
25c
—
5%'
Worthington
9-
8-30
1
$1.12Ya
75c
Supply
France-Fomite
9-17
i
Ltd.—,
preferred
7%
5
Laundry
4(4%
-
11-
6
6
—
4(4%
8-30
9-15
§75c
Corp.-
preferred
(quar.)
Woolf Brothers,
Inc., 4V2%
World Publishing Co
La
American
8-30
9-15
43 %c
——.—
on
1
8-
5
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
Light Co.—
preferred
preferred
4(4%
8-20
9-
1
8-
62 YaC
com.
Extra
8-20
1
&
preferred
American
(quar.)———
action
Inc.
1
9-
9-
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
prior preferred
American
9-10
9-
Co.,
5(4%
9-10
,
Co.
8-16
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.,
Belden
Manufacturing
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.,
9-15
11-
(quar.)
$1.25
8-24
8-31
1
Beech
$5
Common
'
meeting held on Aug. 19.)
Pulp & Paper (quar.)—
Products,
10-
Beck
8-20
1
(monthly)—
Corp. (quar.)
American
Indemnity Co. (Md.) (s-a)
American Insur. .Co. >
(Newark, N. J.) (s-a)
American Investment Co.
(Illinois)—
'
10-15
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———
no
1
Felt
Hospital
7-31
1
1
Home Products Corp.
American
8-16
.
Insurance
took
American
8-31
-
West Coast Telephone
(quar.)
West End Chemical
Co., 6% pfd.
West Virginia Coal & Coke—
(Directors
3
9-
preferred
4
9-10
1
,
Electric
&
9-
10-
12 YaC
&
&
9-16
50c
American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.
10-20
37 YaC
common
Life
$6
10-20
(quar.)——
convertible
West
9-
9-10
40c
Washington. Water Power Co. (quar.)
Watervliet Paper Co._
Weatherhead Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
Weeden
-
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Goodwill Station)
Warehouse
8-30
Corp.—
Corp.
(The
J8-13
Hair
11-15
75c
„
Beaunit
1
fl-
Co..
Gas
10-20
•
$1.06 V.
Co.
Corp
Co.
8-20
9-10
10-
15c
common
Socket
American Forging
American
"
(quar.)
Class
Oil
Iron
87 YaC
Co.
American
11-15
common
Co.
8-20
12-
(quar.)
Power
9-15
10-20
—
Upson-Walton
9-10
12-
Tiling Co. (quar.)-..
Casualty (Orlando, Fla.)—
8-31
62YaC
(quar.)
7% non-cum. preferred
(quar.)—
United Steel, Ltd., 6%
pfd. A (quar.)
United Telephone (Pa.)
4V2% pfd. A (quar.)
Universal Match Corp.
(quar.)
Universal Products Co. (reduced l
*
.
$$1.25
(quar.)
Bathurst
$$1.31
Encaustic
Fire &
1
9-
35c
(increased)——
Co.,
Bath
$1.25
com.
Inc.,
(quar.)
9-20
-
$1.12 Y2
—
Machinery
Basin
8-16
$25c
American & Foreign
9-15
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Hoffman
'.
$1
common
8-20
8-14
$$1.32
(quar.)
Electronics, Inc. (initial)__
Common
9-15
-
9-30
92 YaC
.
j—
Corp.
tquar.)
U. S. Envelope
Co.,
American
87YaC
"(quar.)
Co.
3
30c
:—
Fastener
United
S.
1
9-20
■
i
25c
(quar.)
Fruit Co.
"?%
10-
4c
25c
Co.
United-Carr
U.
i
.tquar.)
United
1
10-
717/8c
(quar.)—,—__——
United Auto Parts, .Ltd.,
5% pfd. (accum.)_
United
3
62YaC
„
(quar.)
Sugar
10-
(quar.)_—
com.
9-
American
r
8-31
,
20c
(quar.)—
preferred
S3.70
quar.)—
Missouri,
preferred
8-20
9-10
30c
J
Co.
S4 preferred
Union
(initial
Association
2nd
8-17
8-30
;
(quar.)
Co.,
1
$25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred
American
v
.
Royalty! Corp.
preferred
8-12
'•
2
Mfg.
5
93 %c
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
1
^
Barium ■' Steel
Corp.
Stock
dividend
9-
40c
.
.
American Crystal
Sugar Co., common (quar.)
4(4% prior preferred
(quar.)American Dairies,
9-
Barcalo
9-
$50c
(quar.)
8-20
9-
—
25c
American Chain &
Cable (quar.)
American
Chicle Co.
(quar.)
American
Colortype Co. (quar.)__
*
-
50c
-)—
Underwriters
Underwood
8-25
50c ;
•
<
Corp. . (St. Louis) (quar.)__
Packing Co.;^. common (quar.)___
5% preferred i'quar.)_'_
5%% preferred ,'iquar.)
Toklan
8-25
9-15
a
(quar.)__—*•_«.
Insurance
Truck
9-15
25C
•
Tobin
■i
•10-
1
9-10
(quar.)
fq*uar.)
com.
9-15
10c
4% preferred
(quar.)—:
4V4% preferred (quar.)
50c
of
1st
Co.—
60c
Co.
8-20
8-27
50c
investment income)
Collieries Corp, .(quar.)
preferred
8-20
5
9-15
(from
Barymin
$1.22
Co
Manufacturing
Ltd.
9-
9-
15c
(quar.)
8-16
9-30
8-10
-
6%
preferred
(quar.)
American Barge Line Co.
(quar.)
American Can Co., 7%
preferred (quar.)
meet¬
common
Co.
Goods
1
1
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook
RIL, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Bangor Hydro Electric Co., common
(quar.)
7%
,
$1.02)
American
v
director's
a
$1
81Y»c
Insurance Co. (quar.)
Bakeries Co., common
(quar.)
4Ya% convertible
preferred
(quar.)
American Bank Note
Co., common..
9-15
„l»
-
special
9-24
9-
Co.—
American Automobile
9-15
9-15
comihph_..__
on
10-20
(quar.)
Inc.,
9-20
1
1
v—>—-
a
4
of
Cement
preferred (quar.)
American Airlines
basis'
Electric
Inc.
9-30
71%c
I
9-15
$1
9-
12 YaC
common
preferred (quar.).:
preferred (quar.)
Baldwin Piano Co.
(quar.)
Baltimore Radio Show
9-10
75c
8-25
$4c
(quar.)
8%
9-10
9-27
9-10
6%
8-17
1
1
50c
2
10-
8-25
10-
A
Baldwin
$-10
10-
50c
-
Class
Ayshire
8-10
8-25
(quar.)
5%
9-20
9-
10-
.
Oct.
on
1
9-15
20c
5%
ing to be held
10-
40c
1
+25c
preferred (quar.)
Thompson Products, Inc.—
Stockholders will vote at
common
Amalgamated Leather
Cos., 6% pfd.
American
Aggregates, com. (quar.)
9-1
(quar.)
ll
8-i:5
II
5%%
8-30
6Y4c
J__
$1.37%
(quar.)_
Co.
Aluminum Co.
8-30
9-10
37VaC
iquar.)„—
J.L.
8-13
15C
5(4%
—
J.
9-10
5c
1
9-10
25c
-ir
Portland
Aluminium,
8-27
•
62 Vac
3-
75c
of Rea.
9-20
(quar.)
Ltd.
Holders
50c
Avon Products, Inc.
(quar.)_
Axe-Houghton Fund—
;
12-20
___
preferred
Brewing
1-3-55
30c
Aluminum Co. of
America,
$3.75 preferred
'(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
Teck-Hughes'Gold Mines Ltd
"Telephone Bond & Share Co.,
Title
-'8-27
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
'JEXtfft
$3
$1.50
(quar.)
Manufacturing
4%
5%
Tamblyn,
1
5c
meet¬
& Co.
(Jarries), Inc., com.
preferred '(quar.)
5%%-' preferred
(quar.)
1
9-
Mines,
When
Payable
1
Electric Service,
Class A
(quar.)
3
Aluminum
8-21
9-30
!>
Oil
(quar.)
Clothier, $5 preferred
(quar.)
l
(S.)
9-
9-
Extra
____
Talcott
1
Altes
shares
at
1
40c
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)
Sunbeam
Time,
Alpha
12Y2c
Equipment—
Broadcasting Co., common
B
(quar.)—
Stroock
8-20
8-15
10-
9-15
.
quarterly dividend
All is (Louis) Co.
(quar.)
1
8-20
9-30
preferred (A payment of
$1.22 of
which 20c is an
initial payment,
plus a
Aug.
on
Mills
B
Class
3VV%
7
(quar.)
4.08%
8-31
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
of
for
12 YaC
dividend payment
13).
on
held
Stonecutter
Storer
7
~
Standard
ing
Common
9-
Co.
Auto
tquar.)
Corp.,
preferred
9-17
50c
(quar.)
Products Corp.
Stores
4%
■I"'
two-
a
(quar.)
Co.
Allis-Chalmers
'
proposal
—
(No
9-
be
Kid
Allied Laboratories
Extra
8-16
9-
25c
—
Cot; (Indiana)
tdiv.
Co.
.
1
25c
Sperti Products, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Springfield City Water
Square Deal Market' Co.-—
50 cent participating
preferred
•Standard
1
preferred
Aunor
9-30
$1.09%
&
(quar.)
Powder
$3
9-
6%
Atlas
9-17
(quar.)
9-15
1
8-17
Corp.
9-30
(s-a)
com.
22 V2C
______
basis.
for-one
Co.
Corp.,
(quar.)
8-30
(quar.)___—
a
Allegheny
Atlas
15c
Western Ry. guaranteed
(s-a)_
Allied Chemical &
Dye Corp. (quar.)
Allied Finance
Co., 5.50% pfd. (quar.)
—___
com.
director
a
Ry.
Steel
preferred
b
9-
Per
Share
Name of Company
8-17
$1.05
(quar.)
$1.18%
Co.,
capital
Vicksbutg
Gas
9-20
—
—
split
$4.37 V2
10-15
1
$1.15
Natural
$1.06 Y4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv. sinking fund pfd.
Spartan IVjblls (quar.)
Sperry Corp.
(increased)
to
&
9-
87 YaC
(quar.)
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
32c
(quar.)
Allegheny-Ludlum
9-10
1
(quar.)
4.20% preferred
preferred
Alabama
quar.)
75c
$1
held
5
(increased
preferred
Alabama-Tennessee
When
Share
com.
Alabama Power
Co.,
5
9-
9-30
$1.20
5%
Stockholders
$3.50 prior
6
9-
'
80%
Southwestern
9-30
27c
—
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Pacific .Co.
(quar.)_
Southern Union Gas, common
$1 conv. preferred
(quar.)
41/4%
preferred
(quar.)
43/4%
prefeired
(quar.)
5%.
preferred
(quar.).—
Southland Royalty
^
9-
Per '>
Company
Alabama Gas
Corp.,
4.60%
50c.
(quar.)
Common
Name of
9-30
10c
—:
(quar.)
-Southern
4
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
25c
-
Gas Co.
South Jersey
When
Share
8-23
8-
3
$25c
9-1
8-13
$100
9-
investment
;
1
*
8-13
<
i
i
12
I
Class
Machine
Ice
A
Ltd.—
Refractories
4% %
preferred
*%%
preferred
■Canadian
4%
Wirebound
class
A
Mills
$1.50
Co.,
Cannon
Class
B
common
Gas
;
(quar.)—
10-
8-16
1
Corp.
9-13
8-23
each
ten
1
1
4.50%
preferred
4.52%
preferred
9-30
9-
9-
1
8-17
Consumers
1
8-13
Container Corp.
6
8-25
9-
6
8-25
9-
1
4%
8-16
Continental
$3.75
(
Can
«
8-16
{■.
1
10-
4%%
preferred (quar.)__
$1.12%
preferred (quar."—
—$1.18%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.13'A
Central Illinois Light Co.,-common (quar.)—
55c
4%%
preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
Central Illinois Public Service, com. (quar.)
30c
9-10
1
4.75%
10-
1
10-
1
.
■subject
9-10
Continental
9-10
dividend
5%
3
,
1
•
(one
(quar.)
share
new
of
^
15c-' '*
(quar.).
31 Ac
•
Co.
1
9-10
Continental
9-10
8-20
Continental Steel Corp.
(quar.)
9-30
9-17
Cook
Co.,
9-17
—_—
$1.06(4
$1.23
9-30
(quar.)—
—
Central & South West Corp. (quar.)___T-—
$1.12%
$1.17%
29c
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(nuar.)_
Central
i
Fibre
Varnish
&
prior pref.
9-30
9-17
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
Co.
Range
<
-(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
Copper
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
25c
9-13
8-30
Cornell-Dubilier
67%c
8-31
8-13
Inc.- (reduced)—.—7Vic
Products Corp. (quar.)
25c
9-15
9-
1
3
'
5Gc
*
20c
50c
62V2C
75c
(quar.)
7-30
preferred
35c
25c
75c
'
—
8-31
vqucii./—
20c
'
r
Copperweld Steel Co.^common (quar.)
r
5%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred -(quar.)
preieired
4.70%
Diamond
Paint
$3
Electjoi#
Louisiana
4.50%
„
10-
*
Steel
Wire
&
Co.
(quar.)—:
Central Telephone Co., 5.40%- pfd. (quar.)— '
Certain-teed
Chain
Mills,
Ribbon
Century
Belt
Co.
(quar.)——
9-15
9-10
25c-
9-13
8-31
!
5%
4y2%
preferred
(quar."^-
10-15
$1.12%
i
9-
1
1
1
8-13
9-
1
Class
A
Crlbben
Class
A
50c
10-15
10-
1
Crosse
(quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co., old common—
50c
12-15
12-
1
Crossett
-
25c
—
Extra
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
25o
10-
1
9-16
50c
10-
1
9-16
75c
:
—
(quar.)
10-
1
9-16
Crum
i
Common
(quar.)
5%
preferred series A (quar.)
Chicago Towel Co., com.-(quar.)———
7%
conv. .-preferred
(quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)
Chrysler
Corp.
Cincinnati
4%
Oil
(quar.)
5%
preferred ' (quar.)
Service
Citizens
Co.
Co.
4V2% 'convertible
5%
Clark
(quar.)
t
'
&
gtd.
'
—
Chemical
(increased)
10-22
7%r
Del
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
8-10
9-. 1
t
9-15
9-15
9-
9-10
Farm
9-15
9-14
l-3-oo
-
i
8-14
9-16
10-
1
9-
3
87%c
9-
1
9-
1
8-10
Sand
Stores,
&
Stone
Inc.,
Co.,
(quar.)
Denver
9-10
8-30
Detroit
Dewey & Almy
1
9-14
1
9-14
35c
tlOc
9-11
9-
9-
1
1
8-10
87%c
(quar.)—
9-30
9-
(quar.)
3
'
1st
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
Locks
8-18
1
8-16
Dixie
9-15
11-
1
10-15
25c
preferred—
$2
9-
1
9-22
8-16
9-
1
4%
9-10
40c
9-10
50c
'
__
9-10
Life-insurance
Paper
Co.,
(s-a)
class
A
$5
-
(quar.)
Common
8-27
8-27
8-16
Assn.
1
1
9-17
8-10
-
8-13
9-15
8-25
7-30
9-
8-16
20c
9-
1
9-15
~
,
12-15
12-10
I
22c
10-
1
9-
56'Ac
9-
1
Stores, Ltd.
Dominion
Tar
$1
Douglas
10-
1
Discovery
Yellowknife
Common
Dow
9-20
Ltd.
Engineering
(N.
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
9-13
8-31
9-30
9-
$lOc
8-17
-
1
9-17
8-13
-8-25
$62%c
$20c
Co., Ltd.—
9-
7-30
8-13
8-17
•
\
.
flOc
11-
1
$25c
10-
10-
1
$30c
Coy (quar.1
1
9-
1
0-
1
8-14
•
62V2o
12-15
Dragon
11-50
60c
9-15
8-13
10c
9-14
9-
ar
•
"
Oil
Co.
A
Corp.,
Industries
common
(quar.)
4
8-
4
$1
preference
Inc.—
quar.)
1
(quar.)
-
.
_
.
4%
4%%
.
8-20'
,
9-24
8-30
9-
1
8-11
9-
1
8-11
9-
8
47c
Col,
Philadelphia
(quar.)—
9-15
9- 3
37 %c
9-15
9-
>y55c
«
9-15
8-13
"
1
y'
•
&
B
50c
,
—
*
(quar."—-
Fruehauf
4%%
Gabriel
Gair
9-1
10-. 1
9-10
8-27
$1
9-15
9-
8-25
7-18
1
8-24
;•
additional
share
Realty
Co.,
convertible
25c
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
56 %c
10-
1
Co.
preferred
$2.75
30c
Acceptance Corp.,
Baking
1
8-20
1
8-20
10c
9-
1
10-
1
(quar.)
8-26
37 Vac
9-10
8-20
3
8-12
9-30
9-10
31c
9-10
8-13
25c
(quar."
9-
25c
.
common
General Finance Corp., .common
5%
preferred A (s-a)
preferred
series
General
Fireproofing
General
Foods
C
9-15
9-
1
$1.25
9-
1
8-14
$2
10-
1
9-17
(quar.)
25c
$1.75
15c
87 %c
9-15
8-16
1
8-16
9-10
8-27
9-
Co.
Corp,
9-10
General
Motors
8-13
11-10
11-10
9-13
9-
4
25c
8-28
(quar.)
12c
9-15
pfd..(quar,)
84 %c
$1
(quar.)
1
9-10
8-16
8-31
8-10
8-12
on
page
11-
1
10-
$1.25
tquar.)
(quar.)
(Continued
9-
8-23
8-10
9334c
preferred
preferred
1
11-24
11-24
70c
oommon
9-
9- 1
$1
(quar.)__
Printing
Corp.,
8
50C
I
(quar.)
&
10-
9-15
17 %c
(quar.)
9-21<
"Corp.
834%
25c
(increased).
(s-a)
Mills, Inc., 3%%
9-1'.
I
50c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd. (Great Britain)—
registered (final).—
General
^
8-17
9-17'
8-16
Electric
9-10
1
8-16
11- 1
9-
1
preferred
Manifold
9-
1
11-15
9-
56V4C
(quar.)
Cigar Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)___'
Dry Batteries, Inc. (quar.)
General Dynamics Corp.
(quar.)
$5
8-16
9-15
9-
General
Gas
9-15
2
8-19
$1
Corp. (quar.)__
Co.,
$8
preferred
General
'10-1
8-16
12 %C
common
America
9-
6
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
General
9-
62 %c
(quar.)
Co.
General
.
9-15
8-
8-31
25c
:
10c
common
General
Ordinary
,
6'
10-
$1
12c
Co.
(quar.)
(K. C.) (quar."
4%
8-
9-15
'45c
(quar.)
Garlock
General
9-
v.
interest
Co.,
7%
1
of
held)
$75c
Gardner-Denver
Packing
9-17
Boston¬
Trailer
Steel
8-20
"•
50c
*
of .beneficial
(Robert)
8-20
'25c
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Funsten (R. E.) Co., common
-
7
8-16
9-1
62 %c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(L.1
8-20
9-
r
9-1
25c
■
•
Dairies, IncM com. (Increased quar.)
(quar.)
preferred;(quar.)
Freldman
10-
15c
preferred
of
(
8-13
1
9-10
30 c
——
■
(one
9-
$1.12%
prior pfd.
common
3
.
y
.
(quar.)
dividend
A
3
Baltimore—
37 %c
9-23
,9-15:
for
_i
9-23
9-20
93%c■«
called
Bridge Works (quar.)
Wayne & Jackson RR., 5%%. pfd. (s-a).
Foster-Wheeler Corp.
(resumed"
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
-
"
1
9-10
.
10-15
75c
50c
3
8-31
31V4C
„
preferred
$3.75
.
8-
Sept. 8 at $104 plus this
on
10-15
;
50c
__
quar.)
(quar.)
9-
25c
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
8-
8-25
34%c
Co.. (increased
4%,
8-25
87»/2c
California
(quar.)
Co.,
Cement
Common
3%%
of
preferred
3
1
10-
Stock'Corp. (quar.)
Stores, Inc.'-(quar.)
*
Ltd
8-
30c
General
1
9-15
-
8-25
1
a
General
„
8-18
1
99-
—
Gas Service Co.
(quar.)
Aircraft
preferred
Dresser
Y.)
8-20
,
(increased quar.)
Chemical
&
Bros.,
Chemical
$4
Dravo
j5c
Consolidated Edison Co.
Consolidated
Mines,
5%%
1
.
Consol.
9-20
25c
(quar.)
8-30
9-
9-10
Fort
8-25
9-1
25c
(quar.)
preference
Donohue
8-16
10c
(quar.)
15c
20c
Investments, Ltd.—
(quar.)_
preferred
5%
Dominion
•
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
r
8-14
Bridge Co. Ltd.
8-18
50C
Fort Pitt
9-17
9-10
j3gc
9-22
'
9-15
$$1.25
1
8-30
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
s-Certificates
8-18*
1
$4
<
•' 8-24'
8-31
Ltd.—
1
9-
683/4C
•
(quar.)
Formula, Fund
8-20
8-31
10-
A
Bank
:
8-20
•.
35c
Extra
Connecticut Light & Power Co.
(quar.)
Connecticut Power Co, (quar.)
9- 1
1
(quar.)
&
9-
9-24
Foremost
7-30
1
Dominion-Scottish
Douglas
-
9-
Inc.
:
9-15
9-24
(qui
National
Class
6
9-10
^
Dominion
9-
9-10
'
9-15
62%c
'■
com, stock for each four shares
Forbes & Wallace, class B.(quar.)
Ford Motor Co. of Canada —
8-31
'
9-25
Anglo Investment Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
5%
8-14
9-15
Class
Stock
12-'3
10-10
'
1
10-
9-
•
-12-10
9-.1
-45c
—
•
25c
(quar.)
Food Fair Stores—
9-101
62>/2C
Co..
1
8-20
y
9-10
'.
8-16
437C
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
4
9-20
10-22
J30c'
9-30
9-24
Flintkote
1
(quar.)
Monthly
Common
1
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
37 %C
•
±-
,
9-10
$1
f
...
17V2%
Dodge «fe Cox Fund, Beneficial shares
Oil Fields (monthly)
Dominion
;
A
preferred
Pepper
Ltd.
,
(final)__
Dominguez
7-21
30c
_
8-27
25c
(quar."
(quar.)
Life
9-
9-
10c
Qo.
Common
(quar.)
Common
10-11
25c
_
Corp.,
Confederation
9-10
J20c
preferred
Dr.
common
28V8C;,
-?■
'
'.
Corp-Seagrams,
Cup Co.,
5%
(quar.)
9
8-16
"0- 1
(quar.)—
Class B (quar."_l
Flagg-Utica Corp.. 5Vo
9
8-23
'
8-
j
Co.-
(quar.)_
<M. H.) ; Coy (quar.)
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd., class A
8-
9-
25c
8-16
1
18,Vc
•
,
9-10
First
8-16',,
9-10
10%
1'
receipts for ordinary
Dobbs Houses,
.
■
Public Service
Mills
1
"
dividend)-
1
9-. 1
Fishman
,8<9
8-10
-
$1
8-16"
9-
-
50c
4
1
9-
'75c
4.;
9-
8-16,
9-
'
9-
8-27
■
2%
First
i l8-; 9
9-20
75c
"(stock
9-10,
8-23
1
40c
dividend
Co., Ltd.—
v
, .25c
common
common
>,
,' 8-20
'■
■
4%%
3
20c
(quar J
cash
dep;
1
1
'-l%c
11-12,
20C
9-10
12-15
•'
preferred
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
"
.
9-20
y
60c
1
9-15
9-15
-
12%c
(quar.)_
Corp. '(stock dividend)
Corp. (quar.)
Finance
Co" of
Americaat
>
12-20
% 50c
—
12-
6
75c
preferred
f Class B
(quar.
Fire:Association of
3
,
.
8-13
Ferro
•
9-
$1.25
(s-a)
(quar.)
Realty (quar.)
Chemical Co. (quar.)
preferred
Amer.
9-
40c
Composite Fund
Cone
v
10c
Commoil. Ltd.
Community
4%%
Distillers
10-
50c
Mutual
Inc.,
10c
9-
1st pfd.
Yard
&
preferred
lOc
Quarterly
Columbus
4%
Common
System, Inc.-—
(quar.)
Mortgage
Distillers
Columbian National Life Insur. Co.
(Boston)—
Combined
'
8-18
62 %c
(quar.)_J
Columbian Carbon Co.
9-29
9-
5c
Corp.,
Stock
Dictaphone Corp.,
3
50c
;
(quar.)
Central Power (monthly)
Monthly
!
Monthly
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
(quar.)
Colorado & Southern Ry.—
non-cumulative
Union
-•
9-
$1.25
Siamond. Portland CementCo. (quar.) ;
(quar.)
ickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg.
9-14
9-15
Tramway
Diebold,
Colorado
Columbia Broadcasting
Class A (quar.)__
(quar.)___
5%
Denver
9-16
50c
preferred
convertible preferred
8-16
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
1
'
9-
-
8-
9-
Filtrol
'
•
9-10
9- 3
$1.25
convertible preferred
.*
9-10
9- 6
v/..-,
7-134
9-; 1
r'
30c
(quar.)_^.
preferred
(quar.)
Department1 Stores—
preferred (entire
issue
redemption
dividend)
,
g-16
i -s,
9-30
9-30
10-1
$2 '
•
;
5%
9-16
;
Inc.
r
.(quar.)
1
;
common
preferred
Common
1"
9-30
fi5c
-
$1.25
8-17
'
30c
'
'
i
1
30c
...
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—
8-31
20c
1)
414%
9-30
—-<■
8-10,
Federated
t2c
"A" Xquar.)^
8-10":
15o
5
30c
com.
8-16,
1
,
$1.25
$3
Co.
Corp.
preferred
8-17
$1.14
(s-a)
14%
8-17
$1.07
,
8-14
9-21
1
9-
&
Mogul
1
Vv.9.
$1
•V- 8-13,
1 i
9-1
$1.12%
(quar.)
1"
9-
15c
1
convertible
9-1
v
——-
(quar.)
Co.,
10-
;
8-16
>
Shops
1
8-25
'
.
8-13
10-
$1.25
pfd.-(quar.)_
9-
1
9-
50c
'
9-13
9-15
9-
12 %c
•
3
9-
.
%
8-12
1
9-15
$1.25
»'
8-12
92%c
Supply
1
10-
.
'
—
com.
(quar;)
deb.-stock
(quar.)
1
15c
4%
8%
'
••
Voting!
r
9-
—
Colonial
4
10-
10-
Co.—
8-13'
9-1
*
Candy
"
Federal Paper Board Co.
8-17
9-; 8
40c
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
10-
$7.40
5V)i%
9-
-20c
Ltd.
Mines,
10c
Insurance Co. of America—
Colonial
(quar.)
10-
25C
Extra
9-^
% 10-
35c
9-30
35c
,
& Traders Life Insurance
8-18.
9-1
$1.75
(quar."___
4%%
9- 2'
8-25
35c
:
Federal
8-16
''|!9-1
1^
50C
.
—
(quar.)
4.56% (preferred
10c
Corp
■
y
Co.
&
8-16
9-23
50c
(quar.)_
8-23
25c
"• f
common
8-16
9-15
I
8-16
1
9-1
5c
,
8-16"
9-1
9-
15c
Co
Farmer
9-
-
97V2c
1
—
preferred (quar.)i
4.28% preferred (quar.)
$1,12%
„;
3
10-15
50c
—
4%
8-10
50c
(quar.)
i
9-15
93%c
(quar.)
1
1
•
Federal Compress & Warehouse Co.
9-1
75c
_ii
Dennison
9-
9-
$1.10
$1.41 »/4
Federal Chemical Co.^__
12- 3
'
$1.06 V*
•
(quar.)—;
^
y ;
(quar.)
Gregg (quar.)_____
5%,, convertible
"9- 3
9-
8-16.
'
9-15
1
1
25c
preferred
Extra
1
12-23
93.%c
93%c
(quar.)
Delta Air Lines
1
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
(Quarterly)
(quar.)
C
preferred
(
Delnite
9-30
10-
9-
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—'
9- 3
(quar.)—*
prior
'
Quarterly
t
9-23
*
C6rp-.,
Farrel-Birmingham
9-15
10-
$1.75
—
B
Properties
8-26
9-
75c
pfd.
Monte
8-15
12-20
4Va%
Mills
Farmers
8-13
9-
8-16
$1.34
'
9-17
9-29
1
"
\
20c
common
preferred
Dentists
1
3%%
Coq
3.70%
1
25c
Equipment, Ltd
Co.,
r
8-26
$1
Colgate-Palmolive
&
Extra
;
50c
(quar.)
International
B
11-1
$1.50
Coca-Cola Co.
Class
Deere
y 13c
(quar.)
Co.
Cochran Foil Co.
4%
10-22
75c
'
(s-ai_;
Inc., com. (monthly)
(monthly)
pfd., (quar.)
Colonial Life
8-20
1
.
•
9-17
10-1
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
3.,75% (preferred
3.90% preferred
1
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Delaware Power & Light
conv.
Cockshutt
9-1T
9-
56V4c
"**
7%
Power & Light,.common
3.75% ,preferred A (quar.)
j
11-
,
(quar.)
Clinton Foods,
Coca-Cola
3%%
9-27
Erlanger
8-16
8-16
5%
preferred "A" (quar.)—
ErieAResistor Corp.ycommon (quar.)"—
f
$1.20 preferred' (quar.)
—y—l
,
1
1
1
25c
"A'% (quar.)_
Fanny
50c
'
preferred
8-23
50c
Dayton
$1.25
Ry.
Sons, Inc.,
8-15
'8-13
5 %
v 9-17
$1.75
—
(quar.)
preferred
Erie Railroad Co.—
Brewing Corp.,
9-15
9-
9-
(annual
common
;$2 convertible
*
3'
8-31
•
75c-.
>
Mettalic.Door
Corp.,-common
11-15
36c
Co.
Cushman's
Dahlstrom
1
7
Equity Corp.,
-
*
$1.25
(quar.)
Cleveland Builders Supply (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
1
$4.50 preferred (qUar."
Cleve. & Pittsburgh RR. Co., 7% gtd.
Clorox
8-10
9-
$1.75
(quar.)..
common
Mahoning
Clearing Machine Corp.
4%%
8-10
(quar.)—
,
50c
-
Common
1
9-1
$7 preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A
$2 class A (quar.)
50c
T
.
(quar.)
Equipment,
special
9-15
9-
12c
"
preferred
1
$1.75
1"
9-
y
Falstaff
■
$1.02%
Equitable Gas Coy'common (quar."———
'. 35c
4.50 % -preferred A quar. >—v $1.12%
•
8-13'.
'
9-
$1.37%
$3.50
Sugar
9-30
9-15
$1;18%
&
•.
9-15
$1.06 V4
preferred^ (quar.)__
r—"
Reinsurance Corp.: (quar.)_^
«
-''
(accum.) •
4> $1
Cuban American Sugar Co., 7%-pfd. (quar.) | ■
$1,75
Curlee Clothing Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
" $1.12%
Curtis Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd.
'"4%%
Morse
9-30
40c
;—
Corp.
Fajardo
,
8- 5.
9-30
10c
—
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)„—
Elgin Sweeper Co.___-_
Ely & Walker Dry Goods, common (quar.)"
Emerson Electric Mfg. Co.; common (quar.)
i 7%
preferred 4(quar.)_^
Empire District Electric Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)___i.—»
Fairbanks
9-30
40c
•
7%
preferred (quar.)
>
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd.
12- 1
$1.25
$1
5%
preferred -(quar.
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.
4%
8-10
1
of
preferred
Clearfield
8
9,
$1.25
Chattanooga—
(quar.)
Controller Co., common (quar.)
Clark
9-
(quar.)—i
(quar.)
(quqr.)—
Faber Coe
9-)0
$2
5
8-25
'
8-16
8-13
■
1
9-15
8-17
9-1
< %.
8-
$25c
-
Employers
-
.1
:
-
8"-
8-25
9-30
Ltd,,, class A (quar.)
Gas, common (quar.)———
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)_
5%% preferred (quar.)
5.36% preferred (quar.)^
$4.25 convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)_—
$4.40 convertible 2nd preferred (quar.""
$5.65% preferred (quar.)—
Paso
8-31
*
9-3
9- 2
Emporium Capwell Co., 7% preferred (s-a)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred (quar.)
8-lQ J
1 •!) 10-15"
1 - 10-15
%
(quar.)— (Bahamas) (quar:)—-
Corp.,-Ltd.
9- 3'
1
9-20
50c
Trust Ltd.
9-15
.
1
10-
8-10'
50c
'
'11-15
8-27
-
/" 45c
—
■
(quar.)
B
$1.05
"" '
(quar.)
;
4c
(quar.)"-
$4.20 pfd.
■
50c
..
_—
11-
•
15c
•
class A (quar.)
Forster Securities—
Class
10c
10-
$1.50
—
:
12- 1
8-16
.
I. 9-jT"' 8-16 %;
5c
10c >11-
Inc., common-—"-
Co.,
A
Dana
preferred
4.80%
1
2
10-
$1
—L——
City Auto Stamping Co. tquar.)
City Baking Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
City Specialty Stores—
~
City Water Co.
9-
75c
.
(quar.)
Utilities
8-20
$1
„
;>
9- 2
9-
75c
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans, Tex. & Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)
Cities
9-17
10-20
25c
1,
9-13
-
Electric Co.
&
preferred
9-
12Vic
Co.,-common
(reduced)
Gas
9-17
$1.75
—
Cotton
9-30
$1.50
'
9-30
$1.25
,
<
Chickasha
9-13
$1.25
;—
_______
^
(quar.)
Class
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
'28%c
investment
Electrolux
9- 3
•
1
$1.75
B
Electrographic Corp.
8-13
,
8-10
9-
1
9-15
♦
9-15
9- 1—
9-10'';
8-26
....
$1.75
1
(quar.)__;_
>
Co.. Inc..
preferred
&
r93%c
.
(quar.)
Forster,(common .(quar.)
&
8%
Crum
j—__
-
;
Crown Zellerbach Corp.,
stock)
preferred
preferred
$2
(
Crown Finance
(Subject to the stockholders
of the issuance of the rtew $5
par
value
Extra
$3
10-
50c
Class B
(quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal
Z
common
approval
i
9-15
9-30
50c
r,
(
New
.
<
9-17
,
'■ 8:25
1
25c
—
8-10
$1.25,.. 11-:1.5. «*1L- 1
$2.50 1- 2-55 •>. 12-15
$15c *;
9-30 >9-10
(s-a)—' )
—
9- 1. ;.
v
25%
:
Sexton Co., 4V2% .pfd.
Blackwell, class. A
Co., class A (quar.)
&
.
9-
40c
>
'
' ;-£5c
-
-
&
u
(quar.)
—t"
J
Petroleum. Corp.
Creole
8-25
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
-r
Quarterly
8-31 "
\u:
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% ^preferred
Crain (R. L.), Ltd.r (quar.)
Crane Co., 3%% ^preferred (quar.)
10- 7
9-
dividend
•"%, 40c
9-
$1.75
$25c
•
,
_J—_—t$1.25
preferred:
Stock
'
9-30
9-20
11-
(quar.)....
(quar.)
Cosden Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
j
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. com., (quar.)
.. "75c
'
3>/2%
preferred (quar.)
—
87Vic
Chicago Corp., $3 preference (quar.)
,75c
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)—__—$2
?
$5.25 preferred
$1.50
——
Natural
1
30c";" 9-23
9-9
J 20c \
9-23 > - 9- 9
$1.31%*.
10-15 » 9-23
25c >
9-10,1' 5-27
*
8-20
;;
:
A (accumulative)
:>
(accumulative)—
Associates, $2 pfd. (quar.)__
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
r:
Ecuadorian
•-
Corning Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd.—
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
:
iquar.)_
.common
(quae.).
Cornell Paperboard Products Co.
;
8-11
1
Extra
8-10
1
10-
,
50c
$1.12Va
9-
8-25
9-
50c
—
Champion Paper'& Fibre, common-(quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Chance (A. B.) Co. (quar;).™———
Electric,
9-10
Eddy Paper Co.,
El
y
'
Central
9-20
U-19
50c
9- 8
9-1
8- 4
9-11 '
9- 1
9-15 >
9"'1
9- 1
8-12
9- 1
8-12
9- 8
8-26
9-15'"
8-20
9-10 '
8-27
9-10
8-279-10±*;;< 8-27
9-30
1
1
Sugar
Economic
8-25
9-
12-
(Md.)—
Corp.
preferred
9-10
31V4C
preferred
Eaton
10- 7
10-15
Copper
$1
4%
States
Eastern
,
■
Water—
8-16
8-23
8-20
31V4C
Corp.——
$7
»
-*y
'
•
9-10
17 %c
30c
Interurban
&
$6
Vy
.
Co. for each 100
Co. held
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
r
stockholders approval
& Steel Industries—
to
Common
9-
9-24
"
8-27
25c
9-17
10-2a
8-31
10c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
6%
20c
12- 2
11-18
75c "•
9-15
8-25
93%c y 10- 1 ' 9-15?
65c y 9- 1". 8-18
Continentals Casualty
of
Louis
St.
'
9-18
pro-';*.
quar.)
(Chicago)
Continental Assurance
shares
5.25%
Co. Xincreased
1
200%
(quar."
Co.
Pitcher
East
,
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
Extra»stock
8-19
9-
$1.25
Electric Co.—
Eagle
8-20
9-30
%
50c
*
after
shares
new
9- 3
9- 3
8-16
5%
5%
Eastern
split—.
11-
Duriron
-
8-23
8-20
1
15c
Co., common (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)———_—'
preferred (quar.)
8-10
7-30
7-2J
9-1
$1
10-
Chemicals- (quar.)
&
8-31
9-10
$1.12%
_
—
preferred
Continental
(quar.)
(Chicago)
u
on
2-for-l
Plastics
Durez
9-10
11c
40c
(year-end)
Corp.
Duplan
8-2
if.
"
717/aC
preferred (quar.)
Duncan Coffee, class A (quar.)
Dunhill International
(stock dlv.)
»
;
for
plus
Dreyfus Fund, Inc. (from net invest: inc.)—
Dun & Bradstreet, common (quar.)
7%
<
Co.
Assurance
payment
posed
8-27
preferred
Gas &
(quar.)
of America
Quarterly
1
9-
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Initial
9-17
-
.
called
at $52.50
9-15
35c" 8-25
t,37%c
8-31
55c
8-20
$1.12 - 10-1
$1.13
10- 1
15c
8-31
,
issue
10
'
4Vs>%
•
(quar.)
Water
Continental
8-13
1
Co.,
Sept.
on
Holders
Payable 0/
Reo.
'
dividend.).
this
jj"1®
9-1
-
Co.—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
9-
50c
H3c
:
Paper
1
Quarterly
redemption
•
Power _&
9-
9-
When
Share
,
'
9-1
8-15
-
10- 1
53%c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Water
"
'
Consumers Glass, Ltd.
9-
—
A
9-13
held—J
shares
Foundry, 5%
Hudson
class
Consumers
of Israel Continental Oil Co. for
Central
.
(quar.)
8-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
Central Cold Storage Co. (quar.)
Central Explorers Ltd. (stock dividend)
Corp.
Theaters,
8-20
$1
(quar.)—
Central
preferred
8-31
50c
preferred
One share
Laundries
Consolidated
Pirie, Scott & Co.—
4%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities-Corp.
9-10
10c
40c
-■—-—
50c
8-23
50c
Carrier
4lA%
*
9-10
9-13
$1.25
,
---—-————-
Carson.
(quar.)
Gas
Consolidated
8-20
9-1
t37%c
75c
75c
40c
35c
40c
_
Mfg. Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)_
Carlisle Corp.
(quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co. (quar.)
•
1
preferred C
4%
Consolidated
9-15
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
10" 1
9-15
9-1
*
35c
$1.12%
'
$1
,
18%c
,
25c
(quar.)
Name of Company
,
Drewry's Ltd. U. S. A.5%%
preferrred (entire
(Bait.)—
(quar.)
preferred B
Consolidated
(quar.)
common
(Philip)
Extra
9-
*20c
—•
Carborundum
Carey
12-30
Ltd.—
Boxes,
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-29
1 15
Per
Holder•
Share -Payable of Reo.
Si
Consolidated Retail Stores—
Transit Co. (quar.)—,
Co. (quar.)
Capital
10-15
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
Common
4% %
t$ 1.12 %
f$1.12%
(quar.)
U5c
:
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.,
Western Natural
9-15
1
""
(quar.)
Tire
10-
J20c
<•-
Monday, August 23, 1954
.
'
Name of Company
Ltd.—
Co.,
•
Canadian
Payable of Reo.
Consol. Gas Electric Light & Power
iquar.)
Canadian
"
When
When
per
Holder«
Per
Share
Name of Company
Canadian
Financial Chronicle v.
The Commercial and
(728)
11-
1
10-
46).
■,
4
4
Volume
186
Number 5353
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record
V
(729)
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DRILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
1h
39% Sep
22
Jun
25
69
•
8% Sep 14
3% Sep 15
30% Sep 14
47% Jan
112
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
5
Jan
29
10% July 3
6% Jan 23
41% Jun
106,
Jan
49% Apr
8
115% Apr
20
12% July 27
9
Aug 13
44% July 15
Abbott
Laboratories
Dec 29
49% May 25
85% Mar 18
73% Jan
95 % Aug
16
Dec 31
26% Jan
6
20% Jan
23% Aug
5
25% Sep 14
23% Dec 29
35% Jan
2
27% Jan
38% Aug
4
Adams
36% Feb 25
24% Jan
31
16
59% Jan
27
58
83
18% Dec 31
32% Jan
6
10% Mar
6
4&
Jun
7% Sep
14
52 '
Nov
10
8
29% Jan
8
'1
101
Oct
15
114% Jan
5
150
Jun
3
I
2
49% Sep
22% Oct
3
160
Mar 11
Jan
Aug
2
25% July 21
18% May
7% Jan
49
12% Aug 20
54% July 26
Mar
22% Mar
104
Aug 20
Feb
24
155% Feb
3
2% Jan
28
Aug 20
111% July 21
70
3
130
78
Aug 10
Sep 14
Sep 15
Oct
9
25% Sep 15
74
152
172 "
17
Dec 29
85
Jan
12
3% Jan
4
144% July 20
Aug
2
4% Feb 13
137
Feb 13
Aug 24
80
Jan
6
89% Feb
9
39
6
28% Jan
4
39% Aug
4
Feb
4
97
98
Sep 15
5
72
Jan
104
62
Jan
July 29
3% Mar 25
18% July 28
81
1
6
Feb~27
5% Mar 25
18
SI
Sep
67% Sep
8% Oct
3% Apr 14
4
16% Jun 14
Sep 11
May 4
92% Mar 11
May
8
10% Mar
3
8 % Jan
6
76% Jan
2
72% Jan
8
16
104
Mar
97
1
Mar 31
11% Aug 16
101
Aug
4
ACF Industries Inc
7%
Admiral
$3
Air
Equipment
preferred
Juneau
Gold
Alleghany Corp
Mar
9
18% July 30
common
Jan
4
36
4
94
48% Aug
3
97
July 14
67% Aug 19
86,
Oct
40
Sep"l4
8
Nov
4
90
Jan
5
59% Jan
2
45% Jan
4
118% Jan
2
93% Jan
8
103
42% Apr 23
41% Apr 21
1% Dec 29
30% Dec
24
16% Jun 29
52%
May*23
May 28
43% Jan
4
62
Dec
58% Jan
10
54% Jan 20
3% Mar 24
4
Aug
131 y. Aug
2
18
114% Aug 19
74% Aug
5
5
3% Feb
16
36% Mar 24
28
Apr
23
35
Feb
l£%
19
Jan
11
25
Aug 20
Mar 18
16
5
166
Jan
4
2
75% Jan
6
57
Jan
7
77
8
11% Jan
4
15
American
70% Dec 29
84% Feb
4
70% Jan
4
Aug 20
July 26
853/4 Aug 11
Amer
15% Jan
26% Sep 15
63% Aug 20
31
American
99
14% Nov
60
Jun
5
12
Nov
2
34% Sep 21
81
Sep
29% July
8
17
Dec
17
26% Mar 16
98
Aug
104
9
Aug 18
18
4
25% July 28
Jan
4
63
20% Feb
2
Jan
6
56
59
May 24
Feb
16% Jan
Aug 12
4
14% Aug 12
Feb
26
37% Jan
4
52
Aug 12
40% Jan
27
31
Jun
30
41
Mar 15
103 v* Feb
20
96
Jun
15
12% Jan 29
6% Aug 31
35
189% Jan
47
9
Jan
1043/4 Mar
5
15% Mar 19
14% Jan
4
20% Aug
13% Sep
11
15% Mar 20
15
Jan
12
20 Va Aug
Feb
11
16% Jun
16% Jan
4
15
12
1
7% Aug 17
4% Jan
Nov 27
35% Feb
6% May
11
11
18% Aug 10
3% Sep 15
9
31% Feb
40
■;a
40% Apr 23
45% NOV
9
44% Jan
46% Mar 10
%
%
26
34% Jan 26
27% Jan
36% July 27
Sep 14
44% Apr 24
49% Jun
29
64% July 13
Dec
18
48% Jan
16% Jan
2
23% Dec
17
20% Jun
25% Aug 12
21
Sep
3
25% May 27
22
Jan
28
90
May
6
96% Mar
4
91
Jan
41% Jun
9
117% Jun
10
28% Sep 15
6% Jun 30
Oct
14
12% Nov
2
Feb
19
26
8
27% Jan 18
48
Jan
9
2% Dec 29
51
55%
6
Jan
93
43% Mar 25
21
105V4 Jun 30
Jan
0
125% Apr
39% Jan
5
31% Jan
151
7
8% Jan
31% Jan 20
17% Feb
4
11
35
May 25
Dec 31
67
Aug
3
5% Mar 25
7
32% May
13% Jan
15% July
8% Jan
11% Aug
33% Jan
38'/a July
57
Jan
26
28
28
44% Jan
Jan
9
99
Jun
25
12% Dec 23
93% Dec 31
19% Sep 18
79% Jan 12
15% Sep 16
18% Jun
8
94% Jun 23
13% Sep
15
8% Dec 31
Nov
6
22% Jan
15
94
25% Mar 18
104% Dec
4
20
7% May 17
Jun
25
24
Aug
5
12% Jan
4
6
2
26% Feb 27
105% Feb
9
18% Feb
1
21% Feb 24
84% Jan
Sep 14
7% Jun 22
15
Jan
4
7
29
"A July 30
Apr 21!
107
3
2
28% July 27
18% Aug
Aug
100
Mar
92
36% Aug 20
Feb 24
107
16
Feb 23
19 Va Aug
22
9% Aug
12
50% Aug 11
24
Feb 23
39% Jan
42
Dec
37
Mar 27
5
29% Jan
28% Sep 16
12% Sep 21
39% Mar 24
32 % Jan
36% Jan 30
34% Jan
15% May
6
37% July
603/4 Aug
20% AUg
13% Jan
Jun
11
15% Feb
171% Feb
4
148
6
Jan
2
8% Jun
23
6% Jan
24% Nov 30
22% Feb
24
33% AUg
65% Jan 30
42% Jan
13
57
16% July 6
41% Dec 15
25% Sep 14
136
Jun
35% Dec
25
18
117% Dec 30
25% Sep
21
38
Feb
2
49
Sep 15
120% Sep
12
14
Apr 14
169
6
27"% Jan
144% Jan
127
36
Jan
Feb
2
Mar 20
47% Nov 24
58
134
May 12
19
Feb
16% July 30
36
22
26% Jan
4
50
Jan
29% Jan
4
45% Jan
4
161% Jan
5
156
77% AUg
3
143% Oct 27
121
111% Dec
4
9
9
Jan
55
Jun
5
30% Apr
Jan
7
113% Jan
2
10% Feb
9% July
25 %
69
July
Feb
15% Jan
10
27% Jan
2
Sep 11
Sep 11
94% Dec
17
71 % May
89% Dec
17
66
13% Sep
67
Jan
60% Jan
119
May
11% Sep 14
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
68
Sep 21
97
Jan
6
73
29
Dec
45% Feb
20
29
43% Sep 15
25% AUg 27
194
Jun 25
For
57
30
Jan
30
31% Dec
106% Mar
footnotes
see
page
5
4
4
1
22
19
4
9
17
4
4
3
4
28
10
23
22
Jan
121% Jan
8
10% Feb 25
69% Dec
35% Oct
4
4
118% Jun
152% Jun
128% Dec 24
8 Vs
Mar 31
44 % Jan
Jan
100
Jan
24.
May
177
Jan
5
159% Jan
40% Aug 10
44
2
143/4 May 12
18
6
1
273/4 July 29
5
10% July 28
7% Jan
20% Dec 31
31% Jun
15
4
11
19% Jan 11
100% Jan 20
17% Jan
19% Apr
7
63% July 30
Jun 28
13
100
85% Jan
19% Feb
16
Mar 18
31
4
23% Jan 12
100% Jan 19
Jan
17% Jan
18% Mar 26
86% Dec 31
3% Feb
19
23
28
30
11
30
13
14
92
100% Mar 17
24% Mar 16
July
70
Mat
2% Jun
48% Dec 29
6% Jan 23
48 vx Aug
26% Jan
39% May 27
16% Sep 15
21% Sep 16
1103/4 July 28
103/4 July
36% Jun
36
53% July 28
143
Aug 17
Jan
8
26% Dec 24
15
26
July 7
Apr
5
0
July
May
393/4 July
Aug
165
40% Aug
2
11
11
10
29
13
24
30
12
17
124 Va Mar 18
May 18
32
Aug 19
4
7
16% Jun
7
175
July 23
65% Jan 28
138% Feb 10
58
Jun
39% July 30
120 % Mar
5
107/a Mar
5
28
Aug 13
233/4 Aug
3
Feb
4
4
1
93
953/4 Feb
19% Jun
90
Aug 12
41
Aug
55 % Jin
3
3
41% Aug
13
1 Feb
8
24Va
23%
24
23%
23%
10%
11%
10%
11 Va
10%
11%
11%
12,300
1,700
6,400
'
300
*52%
53%
53'A
26%
*52,14
26 Va
26%
110%
*109
109%
176
*170
176
*170
176
26 Va
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
17%
17'A
17%
17%
17%
*79
82
4
4%
*146% 147%
*8486
36
36%
*104
104Va
*93y8
95%
*79
4
146%
4'A
146%
*84
4
35%
*104
•
104%
*93%
95%
95
*18'A
19
35
35
48
48'/a
*93'A
95
61%
62 'A
*123% 125
111% 111%
67
68
.
*93 Va
95Va
11%
U Va
11%
4,900
94%
96%
96
97
8,100
17%
*17%
18%
18
35%
35%
35%
47%
•
47%
47%
35'/a
47%
94
94
93 %
93%
63%
64%
62%
*104
12,500
95%
47%
95
*93 %
86
37 Va
104 Va
36%
11
*93%
66
X125
125
131 Va
131%
xlll%
111%
112%
114
200
1,400
4,300
100
67%
65%
♦133
40,100
135
200
114%
114
1,100
2,600
67%
66%
66%
66
67%
87
85 %
85%
84 Va
85%
6,500
71 Va
69%
71
68%
69%
67%
69%
14,800
2%
32
23
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
3,300
30%
*30%
23
*22 Va
70%
2%
67
87
*30%
*22Va
1
48%
400
147
*84
95 Va
25,200
x86%
86%
1
*35
35 Va
48%
4
11%
|
17%
18%
*17%
35
104%
1,200
82
146%
86
2.600
3
17%
4
36%
*93 Va
176
*79
147 Va
*104
1,000
3
4%
35%
26,700
17%
82
*84
28
110
*171
3
♦146%
36
50
53%
27%
109%
17 Va
4
85%
*84
36%
*104
104%
*93%
95%
176
3
17 Va
*79
147%
147 V.
86
35%
•»
♦170
3
..
27 Va
109
82
4
*52 Va
53 %
26%
109
17%
*79
82
*52%
2%
182
30%
32
*30
*22%
*22%
23
185
184
185 %
184
75%
74%
100
32
500
23
182
184%
76
2,900
14'A
14
14 V4
13%
14%
13%
14
80,700
100
83%
85
84
85
84%
84%
84%
84%
4,800
com—No par
30%
*101%
30 Va
1.000
100
10
common
30%
243/8
24'A
24%
104
30 Va
104
24%
63
*62
63
*62
30%
103%
24%
*101
30%
103 Va
30%
30%
103Va
24
75%
74%
72%
74 Va
3,900
30
104
24 Va
1.700
24%
63
*62%
*62
13%
62%
13%
13 V4
13%
12%
1952 ser 5%%—50
51 %
51 Va
51%
51%
51
51%
51%
51%
1,200
-No par
33%
34
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
3,200
100
*98%
99%
99%
99%
99%
Arma
Corp com__2
preferred
100
Inc
99
19 %
1
common
Interest in
of
common
6.%
44%
35
63 '/a
35
63%
24%
27
24Va
27
—25
—
Cable——No par
No par
American Colortype Co
10
American Crystal Sugar com
10
Co
prior
preferred.
100
92Va
51 %
/
Cyanamid Co com——10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
3% % conv. preferred series C_10o
American Distilllrig Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American 8s Foreign Power—No par
American Gas 8s Electric Co
5
American Hawaiian SS Co
10
'American Hide 8s Leather com
1
6% convertible preferred-:
50
American Home Products—
1
American Ice Co common--—No par
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp-No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
American
*138
*109%
43%
10%
*32 Va
15
11%
36%
65%
3
28'A
62
11
*97
*23%
27%
*106%
100
1
7% preferred
—100
Amer Mach 8s Fdry common
7
3.90%
preferred
—100
Amer Machine 8s Metals
No par
prior preferred
American Locomotive common
5>A%
"
13%
13%
13%
30.100
100
1,300
Corp
*24%
24%
26%
26%
*92
92Va
92%
*92
52 Va
51%
64
51
143
143
109%
*138
92%
51%
150
110 Va
109%
110%
44
44%
43%
44%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
*32%
33%
14%
15Va
x
*32
33
14%
15
11%
IIV2
11%
11%
36c%
37%
36%
37%
65%
65%
3
65%
3
*28
66%
2%
3
29%
28
28
62%
63
62%
63
11%
11%
11%
11%
*97
98
*23%
'
24
27%
107
16%
98
23%
-27%
*106%
23% |
27%
27%
*106%
107
171/a
27,
16%
17
99%
^*99
27'A
*97
99%
99%
27 Va
*89%
26%
x34
35%
;
63%
♦24%
24%
27
27
*92
92%
51
51%
150
♦138
33%
6.400
63%
1,200
24%
1,500
24%
26%
900
27
92%
51%
*138
10
52%
*92
18,900
200
150
110 Va
110%
110%
44%
48 Va
45%
47
10%
10'/a
10%
110%
10%
*31%
32%
*32%
1,600
32%
13,900
4,300
14%
15
14%
11%
11 Va
11 Va
11%
36%
37
36%
37
65%
65
2%
2%
4,300
15
26,100
9,900
65 Va
3
3,300
3%
65 Va
8,200
500
28
28
29
61%
61 l/a
60%
11%
11%
11 Va
61%
11%
*27
*97 Va
*97 Va
98
*23%
23 Va
28%
98
23%
28%
♦l06Va
*106%
108
300
29 Va
23%
27%
5,100
2,400
3,900
108
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
12,400
99
99 %
26%
*97%
x26 Va
99'/a
27
9,900
89%
89%
26 Va
36%
24,200
89 Va
26 Va
26 Va
26%
36
35%
107
104 %
34%
40O
20
1,600
<•
20
19
18%
105
19%
10,400
2114
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,200
9
11 'A
48'/h
21%
35%
59
19%
9Va
*9%
11%
9
11%
48%
22
36%
59
20Va
*173
177
7%
7%
32%
33
*51
52
37%
38 %
164
164
39%
40
122
122
28 %
28 V.
56%
57'A
64%
64%
132
132%
-5
10
American Seating Co
Co
1
Refining com—100
100
preferred
5
400
25
Tobacco
American Tel 8s Tel Co
American Sumatra
common
100
preferred
25
American Viscose Corp com
100
preferred
Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
♦105
*13%
172%
58%
(
129
35%
107
9Vs
9%
9%
800
11
11%
10%
48%
48
11 Va
48%
22,000
48%
21%
22
21%
36 Va
22 Va
36%
21%
36%
20
11%
49
22
36%
9%
48%
21%
36%
57
59%
36%
55%
19%
20 Va
19%
*173
177
7%
8
*105
11%
48%
11%
48%
♦173
56 Va
177
9%
9
58
177
♦171
3,800
13,700
51
50%
52
52 Va
37%
37 Va
38 Va
36%
165
40
28
57%
64%
132%
14
173%
59%
40 Va
124
28Va
57%
64%
37%
*164%
165
40%
*122
40 %
124
28 'A
28
56%
57
64%
64%
<
28%
58
57
64 Va
64 Va
-
133
♦13%
14 Va
*13%
173%
174 Va
174%
58%
58%
59%
130%
130%
36'A
131
35%
117 '/a
59 Va
117%
117
*117
132
36
28
27 Va
27 Va
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
20%
21
—100
preference—No par
79
70y2
79
71
18%
80
80
80
80 «A
71%
71%
70 Va
71
70%
18 Va
18
$5 prior conv preferred——,—25
Anaconda Copper Mining
50
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
——6.25
Common
No par
>
10 V8
10%
10 Va
70ya
90
90
40 Va
39 Vt
39%
51%
51
51Va
39 y2
,40%
39 %
52
51 Va
52 Va
5iya
40%
40%
103
40%
103
39%
*103 Va
40
104%
800
71
18l/a
40'A
104%
1,800
27%
81
70%
is y*
90
40%
50
10 Ve
♦27 Va
21
18%
•89y2
100
117 Va
80 ya
39%
*103%
36%
600
32,800
31,£>00
1,710
31,700
10 Va
21
90
51%
132
36 y«
81 Va
18%
90
130 Va
*117
21
40
18
174%
58%
59 */a
20%
*80
90
52
1,100
27%
90
50%
64 Va
133
13%
27 Va
39 Va
*89 Va
36 Va
117%
10 V8
10 Va
40
4,100
2,200
174 %
172%
2,800
58
64
132%
14
520
260
27%
58
*13%
pommon—No par
18
123
x27%
14
35%
*27%
164%
40 Va
131 Va
27%
.
40%
123
132
597/a
10
164%
130%
130 Va
35%
117
116% 116%
124
28 Va
59
36%
40 Va
40 Va
130
130'A
165
164%
*122
133
173%
13,700
53
37 Va
33
*122
173%
8
32%
32%
51
27%
1
73A
33%
*164
14
177
♦171
32 Va
8
51 Vs
38%
7,400
32,900
32%
33
37%
4,400 '
6,400
7%
32 Va
lOVa
Lead & Smelt com
19%
4,300
8
7%
10
American
58%
20
55%
19%
21%
36%
59%
20%
36%
51 Va
,
Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt 8s Refg com
No par
7% preferred —
100
American Snuff Co common
25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
American Ship
—
2,400
32%
89%
34%
-
13,000
18%
=100
preferred
American Safety Razor
Anaconda Wire 8s Cable-
45 Va
45Va
,
*63 Va
26%
26%
34 Va
~3~900
56.100
7 Vb
45% ,'
19
Rad & Sid Sany common—5
Wpolen
preferred
6%
45 V8
26%
89 Va
27
26%
*89%
89%
26%
34
63 Va
25,300
18%
107
—No par
Optical Co
—No par
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par
preferred
241/2
27%
45%
33 V«
*
,
18%
Natural Gas Co—No par
Zinc
x63Va
24%
*26%
<46
45 V8
45%
34%
19%
18%
♦105%
American
$4 conv prior
45%
34
64
19%
19 Va
7%
45%
45%
44%
35%
63 %
52%
150
110
44'A
10%
34
15
11%
37%
65'/a
3Va
28"A
63
11'/a
100
23%
27%
107 %
17'A
7
19%
*
19%
American News Co
American
44%
7%
45
18%
19
American
Tobacco
6%
"
34Va
,
99'A
18%
1
1
18 Va
19 %
Motors
American
7%
46%
19%
20%
19%
18 Va
19
American
Stores
7
45%
19%
*19 Va
19%
*19'%
18 Va
—1
5
American Molasses Co
Sugar
20
20
convertible preferred
American
7'A
46
*89 % 89%
26%
27
34
34%
*105% 107
Co Ltd com
No par
preferred
100
Metal Products com
2
American
...
27 Va
American
5Va%
17
*98
Metal
4%%
18%
45V2
44%
8s
4% %
*19%
18'/a
1
Corp
19%
19%
20'A
common——12.50
Co
preferred
19%
20
*19'%
18%
1
20
preferred
Chain
$4
92,600
24 Va
43
♦78%
23%
*170
50
Chicle
Amer
9.800
12%
78%
98
pfd
American
7%
23%
78%
100
Broadcasting-Paramount
Anchor
106
Co
American
5%
80
79%
8,000
13%
Cable 8s Radio
6%
79%
37%
297/a
*109%
72
Can
7%
*78 Va
29%
*78
53 %
179
conv
,
64% Aug
134
2,200
44%
114
1
American
7%
1,700
31
37 va
267/a
par
American
Amer
37%
30 Va
37%
29%
110%
Chemical_No par
convertible
Theatres
Amer
37%
30%
43
•112%
37%
26%
preferred—.—50
Bakeries
cum
preferred
Ctfs
7%
37%
30 Va
43%
43%
114
*28%
>
95%
preferred
American Bosch
5%
37%
1
Ampr Brake Shoe Co com
4%
22%
97%
preferred
2nd
95
22%
No par
American Bank Note
6%
94 Va
22%
95%
Airlines common
conv
4%%
Amer
12% Sep 15
53
-100
20
Limited
Agricultural
3%%
94 Va
22 Va
11
Mfg common
convertible
31
42%
94%
22%
11%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No
11% Dec
43%
95
22%
11%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
65% Nor
148% Oct 14
42%
*94%
22%
*109%
preferred—100
4.08% conv preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
No par
6%
42%
95 Va
22%
11%
convertible
197
44 Va
94%
11%
preferred
Aluminium
11
43%
11%
Aluminum Co of America
Jan
5,200
9
68
Aug 16
90% Jun 25
1% Jan
47
8%
24%
—No par
Allls-Chalmers
3%%
8%
11
Allied Stores Corp common__No par
4%
8%
8%
No par
Allied Mills
37% Jan
8%
9
—1
Allied Kid Co
26
5,800
24'A
100
1
100
-
Allied Chemical 8s Dye
8
11%
5
Allen Industries Inc.—
3
11 Va
79
conv—No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp,
1
$4,375 cum preferred—:
No par
Allegheny <te West Ry 6% gtd
100
Mar 25
11%
10
preferred A
prior preferred
Jan
11%
79
-100
Mining
5%%
22
11%
8%
37%
100
new_
preferred
33
11%
8%
11%
8%
29%
common—No par
common
40% Jan
xll%
n3/a
37
—50
w
w
pfd 1951 series
Alabama <fc Vicksburg Ry
$4
43%
*112%
"
Reduction Inc
4%%
43%
113%
1
com
4.50%
Alaska
42%
113%
1
Gas
Aldens Inc
43%
29
v.
Shares
Aug. 20
113%
43
'
114
22%
1
,
Corp
Affiliated
87
Sep 22
41% Oct 14
,/>1
95
Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__l0
the Week
Friday^
Aug. 19
43%
42"%
Express Co
35% Sep 21
'
25
loo
.-—10
Sales for
Thursday.,
Aug„j8
95%
22%
8%
com
Adams-Millis
24% Oct 28
I
2.50
Wednesday
*112%
44 Va
11%
preferred
non-cum
43
*112%
1
Acme Steel Co
I
Aug. 17
100
AFC-Brill Motors Co
20
I
5
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
AND HIGH J5ALE PRICES
Tuesday
Aug. 16
Par
4%
72
Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
7
5% Jan
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
29
9% Jan
32 '
1
Highest
is
39%
39%
*39 ya
*103%
104 Va
*103 Va
; 90
3,700
120
330
5,800
550
34,600
640
39%
6,300
104^
10
13
Commercial and Financial
The
-
14
Chronicle
Monday, August 23, 1954
.
(730)
c.««nUed_paga 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
lear105*
Highest
Lowest
45
15
40% Sep
57% May
Dec
Jan
7
Jan
52% Mar 29
/■
11
2% Feb
Anderson
Andes
'
•?
29
3% Jun
42
A
Sep
14
52
9
32% Jan
4
18
Sep
14
23% Mar ■27
17% Jan
4
25% Jun
14
5
33% Jan
4
51% Aug
2
12% Mar 26
8% Apr
30
26
10% AUg
95 % Feb
2
85% Apr
Jan
11
30% Sep
43% Jan
-
15
8% Sep
15
9
89% Sep
24
102% Sep
21
77
59% Dec
57
7
e
./
10% Mar
14
15
89% Sep
3
9
•2% July
2
;
,
May 13
2(5
Ashland
26 % Jan
26% Aug
Jan
6
13
6
.105% Aug 20
106
Aug
4
31 % Jan
4
47% Aug 13
J
;
98
Mar 25
32
25
25% Sep
93% Jan
<
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\
80
97% Mar 25
•102%
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'
89% July
.
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2
Jan
22
2
26
4
Mar 27
34% Jan
4
108% Mar 18
103% Jan
8
37% Aug
36i4
24
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i;
16% Dec
15
'4% Dec
Dec
17
»
*
15
4% Dec
17% Mar
18
36% Dec
4 % Dec
22
14
20
1
1
18
Aug 20
•
47% Aug
5
0*/a Aug
*14%
'■
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__
*16%
13%
r_.
4
4
f
42% Jau
7
65 Va July 12 \
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,
3%
3%
39%
39%
23%
23%
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23%
4 iy4
49%
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50
20.100
jo,-
10%
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10%
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75%
76%
.
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7
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8
'
14
Sep
29
Dec
29
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
38
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14
11 '/a Dec
29
15
39% Feb
18% Sep
18
25% Mar 19
14
9 % Sep
Jun
J8
-
*
11% Feb
4
7
Bayuk Cigars Inc
80
July 30
-4
57
May 14
1
9
8
28
78
Dec
21
86% May
9
Sep
14
16% Mar 20
81
29
May 19
33j/2 Jun
27
Feb
5
4
29
30'% May 26
14"
Mar 16
29% Jan
10'/a Dec
10 % Apr
14
11!
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23% Jan
4
Oct
16
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43% Aug 20
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7
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20
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19
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4
50
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4
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.
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13
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7%
25 y4
25%
25%
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15% Sep
14
26 C
22 Va Mar 17
12 y4 Sep
15
21% Jan
19 Va
Sep
15
27
22 ya Sep
15
38 Va Aug
82% Aug
,
30
36% Feb
163
July 30
'50
'
Aug 16
17% Jan
12
5
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11
Dec
15
22% Feb
3
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17
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38
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15
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15
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7
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31
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15
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6
;
11
21
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'
2
36
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20
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120
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16
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30
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15
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22
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22.200
91.000
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7
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28
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27%
53
53%
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25 V2
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80
80
80
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:
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14%
1,100
39 ya
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27
28
38%
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6,300
11
11 "a
11
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4.000
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700
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50
49%
49%
134
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106
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20
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v
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4
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29
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4
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7:
22
30Va Aug
2
9%
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20 Va -Sep 24
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3
Jan
30
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3
54 Va Nov
27
52% Jan
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21
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Dec
24
2ff
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5
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16
54
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5
44% Jan
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24
22
footnotes
set
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24
58
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,
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11%
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12
12
12
12%
2.000
42
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,
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39
39%
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77
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35
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31
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58
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32%
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1,100
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80
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t
28%
14
conv
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July 23
$4.25
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Canada Southern Ry Co„1_
100
27% July -If
4
4
;
100
-
33V2
2p%
40%
11%
60
22%
99
32l/a
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32%
Cal|imet & Heidn.Inq
5
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Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65%
...
6
5
22% Jan
Zinc-Lead
•Callahan
14:
5,600
-
34%
20%
33%
220
:
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82
83
20%
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.
100
134
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134
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.
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106
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59.600
31 '
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81%
2i
27%
23%
27%
ny8'
33%
39%
'.39%
59
Bush Terminal Bldg—
-5% cony prior preferred.
50
Butler Bros-common
15
4 Vapreferred —
100
Butte Copper A; Zinc
—5
B,vers Co (A MJ common
No par
' 7'i
parlrtcipating preferred
100
Byron Jackson, Co
——10
California Packing Corp
Jan
3 %
I
37.500
•
+
20% Oct
'
70.600
45%
6
6 Va
*6
6
58%
^
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18
200
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-
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13%
30 *•
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33
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8%
32%
1
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400
6.800
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,
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53 %
20%
97%
54%
•
,.
35
Foi'ge Co
-
'22,300
26
81%
11
15
8%
71%
87%
15% July 15
3 /
00 % Feb
»
^
26
*33%
64%
20
29%
' Billiard Co _1—
—10 '"".49
Bulova Watcll Co Inc—
—!—5 ""
50%
Burlington Mills Corp .common
1
14Va
>86% Apr
6 '*
4% preferred —
100
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77V2 Aug 11 ■ r
' 3Va VJ preferred
100 "
*77%
22 % Aug 19 .' Burroughs Corp
5
21%
51% Aug 16
57V2 Aug 20
37% Mar 24
10:!ii Jan 11
2
01 % Jan
14d/u Aug 11 „*
6
",25%
2
117
'♦
4
Jan
74
6
Vi' 31% Nov 16
35% Jun
11
11% Jan
116% Mar 23
15
20
4,600
36
s
49%
50
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"
18% ' 18%
35%
70%
87%
97%
54
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124%
99%
'.' 35%
34 Va
99 %
•
1.700
102
124%
7
•
2,000
/ V
53
n
35
8%
15
5
—100
25
Brown & Bigelow^.__^
f—— 1
Brown Shoe Co Inc.,
——15
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No par
Bucyrus-Erio Co _! 3
1
5
BUdd (The) Col common
5
• $5 preferred"—
No par
\
25% Feb
10% Sep
72% Dec
& Maine RR—.
1.25
5%
-
83 '. July 28
,'17% Aug 11
.15*
Jan
Inc
.
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Jan '13
"
■
31'%, 31%
33
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14%
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59%
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27% ,'28%
53% 53%
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79V2 79y2
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14y4
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49%
t.
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102
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140
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19
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u
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115
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.
80
51
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35%
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;
4 f
12 Va Jau
V '66% Jan
8
59% July 14
4 Vli 122% Mar 17
13% Nov
20% Sep J 4 .'n .28% May 20
10% July
4
Jan
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-'113% July 20
t'
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38
-26% Jab
17% Sep 21
91
Jan
,31 ; Aug 12
,32% July 27
6
Mar 10
42% Feb
Boston
14% Aug. 1.2
;
25%
,
7
Club
Co
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9%
27%
53 V2
26V2
5.300
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47'
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>
59%
36
124%.
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11%
,
25%
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46%
4.6,%
5
58%
100
16%
6%
45%
23% ; 23%
—■
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preferred—
100
•
Bower Roller Bearing Tlo
;
S
Si : Braniff Airways Inc
2.50
17 I Bridgeport Brass Co
5.
20
' Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
16 V Briggs 8c Strafton
No par
14 I Bristol-Myers Co common—\
2.50s,
11
3%% preferred
100
2Brooklyn Union Gas-com—1.N0 par
!
11
20 % May
1
—_—I
3%% preferred 4
Boston Edison Co
•
23 % Jan
2
Y 25%
!
Sep 22
33% Sep
•
5% May/3
0
21
5% Dec
46% Mar
2,500
.
105
59
122%
45%
18%
«j
92
87%
47Va
47%
;
12 "• 1
29% 29%
,38V4 , 38%
77V4 <78%
461
162%
14Va 14%
71,
'72-.
49V2 o5pf.
24%%24%
25%
25%
No par
No par
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp commonBorden
...
13% Mar 10
-
.-
105 y2
105
36 V2
35%
121
*.14%
10%
*16%
7 92
85%
•,
Co
Book-of-l,he-Month
91% Aug
3
97% May 28
:
1.100
63,400
104
115%
*21%
.
45'%
33%
11%
42%; 42%
*22 %
23%
———-1
i
—
—
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74% Aug 18
'93 % Jan
•'
22%
25%
25%
114%
.58%.
22
121
,
ll%
.r—J00
~4-
Ami Co class A
Class B —
Bond -Stores Inc-^—;
12% Aug 17
;
2,000
103 %
115
113%
: >59 Vv
36% 36%
100 ; ( 100%
.123
.124
". 33%
—1
coinuion—1-—-10
Bon
"15% July 30
•12Va Jan It
74% Jan
12
10
4
July 29
8
•' *33%
(Delaware)—_—10
1
^4—2.50
Bloekson Chemical' Cq
7.50
Boeing Airplane CcFnew.,
--5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp—5
:
.
Jan ' 4
57 % Mar 17
li
20%
(E W) Co—
Bliss & La ugh lin Inc-i
24% Apr
8
'31% May 20
26
13% Jan
Mar 25
86
15 i
48 Va Nov
Mar
61% Dec
..
Jun
;! 6%
14% Aug 13
52'% Jan
23
12 Va Mar 12
12 % Sep
5
May
18% July 29
.
18
2,400
7%
'
;
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99
'*99%
„
36% 36%
128% 128%
105% 106'/4
18% ■ 18%
*81%
Bliss
11
69% Aug
iiovvch Cu
Biaw-knox
25% Aug 12
25% Aug 12
^
,
Belhlehein Steel (Del); com—No par
7%'inelerred u———v-—-100
Bigelow-SaiUord Carpet (Del) com 5»
4%% pfd series of 1951100
Black ;& Decker ,Ml'g Col—dN.o par
2
73
Ai
49%
t,
Corp
Best'Foods
■
13
28% Dec
21% Jan
:
Aug 20
14% Aug
.9
/
>
7
30%Muly 22
,
:65 % Apr
13:
8
30
16 Va
July 15
,
20
106
102%
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102
*59
59
25%
25%
25 %
.
v
•
ny8
11
Bimdix Aviation ——*.
,——5
Beneficial l,oan Corp -common.—10
Ilengjiel, Consoi Mining Co
1 peso
Best 81 Co—;
1_
%
39%'Aug 19
6
9% May
Oct
*
iicd
Aircraft
v '"4,%',t iircjerred
;
20
1 % Jan
Jan
15
16
31 ^
'% May 18
2i
31% Apr
63
'
■
16
Jan
■"
6
146% Dec
15 c
9% Dec
nog
*
30
5
Apr
io8„
11
Jan
60
<
7
-39% Dec
C
Bell
-
2
18
25
135% Jun
4
17% Jan
% Dec
Oct
22
1)0 % Jan
Jan
22% Nov
■30
Jan
34% July 13
12Va Aug
12
'93
14 1
33% Jun
4
22% Mat 13
1
May 21
50
2
Mar 12
I
35
17
31
17% Sep
5
21% Aug
Jun
32
30
Aug
88
Jan
9% Jan
-•
Jun
19
No par
—.
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
1
3%% conv prior preferred—100
4%'/r> preferred-—_i
——100
Beaunit Mills Inc—
—2.50
Beck Shoe (A 8) 4%% pfd
100
Beech Aircraft Corp-A—————-1
Beech Creek R,R
—50
Beech-Nut, Packing Co
10
Beldlng-Hemingway ———i
1
:
i
107
13% May
500
•
13%
22%
26
200
1*91/2
20
20%
104%'.104%
I
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...
50
14%
*$8y8.. 39%
31%> 32ya
.
July 29
134
Jan
99% Jan
22 % Mar
-1'
51% July 38
40 V2 Jan
.107'
14'A Dec
•
12
10
•
9
Dec
100
90% July 28
14% Jan
Aug 12
Feb
27
42% Dec
J12% Dec
,
5
12
4
27 '/a
11% July
17% Mar 12
37% Sep
93
Mar 31
32% Aug
53% July 11
68
7
59% Apr
34% May 20
July 30
39
20% Jan
9 % Jan
16
*
Babbitt (T) Inc
Bubcock <fe Wilcox Co
28% Aug 17
4
16% Jan
.
67
.
16
34% May
II
11
43% Jau
48% Mar 25
■
10-% July 22
8% Jan
18% Jan
39% Jun
11 % Mar 26
30% Mar 19
18% Dec
39
2,300
19 Va
~
7%
X25%
1,700
76%
22%
,
,
xl3%
3.400
7%
,19 y»
2,300
93%".
1*0
1*9
1,900
.
92%
75%
*98
98%
149
151
,17%
75%
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93%
91%
92%
75%
92%
92%
"
■'
6
59
9%
27%
53%
25'%
80
1
The)-No par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
Baltimore
Ohio common——-100
4% noncumulalive preferred—100
Bangor 8c Aroostook common
50
Convertible 5%; preferred
100
Barber Oil Corp
10
Barker Brothers common
10
4%;% preferred———
—50"
Bath Iron Works Corp
10 ",
10
21
7
200
3%
39%
*98
Y' 46% -,:46^ •
6% j 6%.
46y4 '46%
3
Mlg Corp (The) common
-$2.25
L2
37 % Jan
;
*
No par
Austin Nichols, common
-No par
Conv prior pre! ($1.20)—No par
Auiomiiln; Caiheeii; Co Of Abler—5
Avco
4% Jan
Jun
•45% Dec
9%
3%
'
104 \ 105
45%
46y4
121% 121%
—20
*
pill series A—TOO
'
*'
t%Uo
V/«
36%
5
(voting)
convertible
Atlas'.Tack
22% Aug 20
4
6,700
*9%.
39%
10 y3
25%
25%
101% 102!%,
'
Powder—
4'm
I.J
" *21%'
34
99»/a
100
$3.75 series B
Preferred
Common
,
Mar 24
,,
May 26
4% Jun
52% Feb 26
211
35% Jan
26
6,700
44%
"49%
49
7%
'. 23:, | 23
13%
14
.25% .26'/a
36%
*99.'
100
123% 124%,
distribution
Corp
2
13%-Aug 20
12
Jan
15
16
6
8% Feb
17'i
Feb
r>
■
Mar .13
1.6%
,
:
0
7% Mar
47% July 30
10% May 28
7
Jan
27
28
13% Jau
I. !
-
58%
36%
,
Retiming common-—<—-10
Alias
3
124% Aug
<
9%
Shares
42
44
3-)a
23%
10%
*41%
39%
3%
*39
114%eli5%.',v % 115r-» 116%
i
Line
Atlas
29
.-.
liquidating
Ex
Atlantic
J
31% Apr
94% July 16
preferred
;
:
36% May 17
100% Mar 30
4
'• Jan
99
16
Feb
—
_
; •
50
Co com—10
i—-U
—100
—;
•'
.
"
RR
—No par
Atlantic Gulf & 'W I SS Lines—
*
*
I
'•
*
City Electric
Atlantic. Coast
5
,
60
21% Aug 11
4
27% Jan
1(1
95% Jan
A
1
"
28% Jun
Dec
33% Jan
58%
111
14
49
rl
I
i.t l
t "
Topeka 8c Santa Fe—
Preferred
Atlantic
'<
30 Va Feb
Nov
25% Sep
9%
7%
/
46^,;47r.
'>"
Coiflhmn..4—iL—lj,——*i-._50
■t
r
'
9%
17%;,1.7%«
*
105..
•''
10
125% Aug
10 y,
.
102%
'(»% 2nd preferred—.;——-—.100
Investment Co
-—10
July 26
101% Mar 29
4
Jan
9 %
92
- 92%
76%
76y2
f98
98%
149
149
y
25%
*.100
preferred-^
1st
'Associates
£ 37 %
ft
Jan
85
2
119% Jau
83 % Dec
92
59% Aug
13
9% 4
23% 24%
49%', 50%
25Va
25%
5.25%
119% July 29
4
29% Jan
*
•
30% Nov
25% Feb
88% July
54% Jail
V
13
57% Jail
8
92% Jan
5'
Jan
108
Sep
25$
1
Common
Atchison
50% Jun
23
13%
46% *
45
Associated
,.
:
86
22%
13%
.preferred $1.50 .series__.No p.u' "
Dry Goods Corp—
2nd
18
4
t
JS;
»w-
42
44%
3%
39%
,
—2.50
& Refining Co__1
Oil
f
>24%.
49%
50% '
.19%
10 %
91% 92
<
76%
76%
, 98
93
148 % 149
.*
17%
1.7%
7y4
7%
Arviii Industries Inc„
14
•*
4
22
Corp,
41%
45%
3y«
x39%
■
,
Carpet Co Inc—»—-No par
Jan
■
Jan
99% Apr, 22
■
A rlloom*
39%
,
:
14% Apr
t'
Jun
*
3
?39%
42 »/4
44%
•'
the Week
Aug. 20
41%
42%
t"
Aug. 19
Aug. 18
42%
45%
*9%
i.
Sales for
Fridav
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 17
'
23%
Corp
Constable
Arnold
19
18% Jan
23
•
1
No par
\'i
^-
■
22% Mar 11
J 0(1
*
7% Aug 11
27
9
11% Jun
Mar 27
29
Dec
18% Sep
20% Aug
:
May 19
,
3
-149% Aug 20
13
5
6
18% Mar 25
■i
Jan
21C
26
32% Jun,
14
16*
5
Mar
'100
1
'
Inc—'
—10
Armour 8c Co'of Illinois com——5
$6 oonv prior preferred
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
,No par
$3.75 preferred
No par
$4* convertible .preferred
Nmpar
*
14-
Jan
45
/
.
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
LOW
Tuesday
,
42%
45%
10
*8%
.3if1'
Products Co
Steel
Armco
76% Aug 18
6
93% Jan
114
2
19% Jan.
15
22
Jan
97
30
5% Dec
11% Sep
29
117% Dec 23
16% May 28
25% Sep
Mar 25
93
Sep
48% Feb
•
—14
Mining—.
Oil' Corp__^-.—
Argo
25
.
41-/a
V'Arcber-Daniels-Midlund
July 21
30
<■
Claylon <te Co
Copper
W
P
Par
./
21.80
Oil Corp——10
Anderson-Prichard
12 y4 May 27
:•
.,8% Feb 23
26
5
24
8
42% July 30
12
July 21
41
6
15% Feb
29
2% Nov
33% Jan
ft
Jan
25
Nov
32
EXCHANGE
Highest
l.owest
"
'
Monday
Aug. 16
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
*
53
■
8.800
10
4.500
4.800
30
5,600
2,400
40,000
31,100
2,300
25.600
50
120
900
67,200
300
Number 5353
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(731)
"T>
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
:
•
Range Since Jan. 1
29
8 % Dec
Lowest
Highest
13 % Jan
-
23% Sep 14
i
16% Sep 14
103 %; July 2.0,
30
•
j
29
*
19 % May
107
<
m
34 Var Jan
,2
111%.Dec
*
2.5
9
X
\ 44% Feb
101% Jun
-t.
6'
38%; Jan/
118% Dec 29
,104
Dec 24
"
65% Dec
15% Sep
16% Mar lq
19% Feb
19
20
15.
11% July 14.
13 '
•
•
14
10
17% July 28
*
/
•33%' Jan
72% Feb
25
461'
15 % Jan
-•
6% Dec
1-6
23 Vb jan
10% Fob
.
38%; Jan
11% Sep
14
30'
; 20% Jan
ft
15% Mar 20
15.
-/
37
] Feb
,
3
•
,
34%, Dec
103 % Jan
33
3(1
.
Jan
•
4% Sep
15i
■r
5
108
V
May 12
4% Feb ' 2
7 % Mar 27
<,
25 % Dec
31
4
:
25% J a n
I
32% Sep
15
41% Feb
2
).
33 % Jan
80
.VJun
.3
185% Oct
27
12
Sep
15
23% Mar 13
21
Aug 31
16
26 % Mar 17
;'
18% Jan
,
31% Feb
17% Jun
.
7
12
Jan
31,
5 % Dec
,
18
i()
.: Jan
84 % Jan
14
Jan
,
5
.
39% Aug 20
18%. Feb
.
•
.
5
Sep
15
51% Jan
10% Dec
30
21% May 21
30
44% Aug
10% Mar 25
2
30% Dec
.
■
•
76% May 27
95
Jan 12
25
;
7% Oct
13
10% Sep
22
3
4
1
34 % Feb
4
'
73% Aug
;
Jan
18
13
>
9% Jan
96
4
39
29
N
J -class
South
Vloleta
West
7%
7%
t
1
18
17%
109
109
.
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<
110
j
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45%
23%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18% '18%.
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18%
27
18%
19%
26
26%
26 Vb
Corp
f
1
10
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13
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7%
7%
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;
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7%
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30%
21%
21%
21 %
22%
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41%
41
42 J
41
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67/B
•
28
v
300
18
20 %
6%
-
1,200
<
.
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•
-
5,600
1,600
28%
'•
68%
69
"
15 VB
15'A
45%
»
•44%
44%
110%
110%
23%
23 %
3,300
700
-
110%,,
"23%
1,700
4
9,600
1,100
70
.
*18%
187/a
*18%
19%;:
*18%
26%
;
*-
7%
-
4
21%
500
26%
7,800
12%
7%
7%
29%-;'
29%
♦41
,
30
900
20%
8,200
41,400
40%
800
•
20%
;4i%
^
100
7%
29%
\ 21 Va
21
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19%
26'A
12%
26%
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f
*17%
1,500
11,600
18%"
7%
30
23%
20%
'
31
23 Va
4
'
23%
*
;■ 13'
'
30%
90
-
75%
*18%
*18% *; 19%
26
»;26%
'
13
!'
25,100
115
^
v15 'A
♦109%
110 >/a
>21%
'"
'
68%
15%
*44%
23 Vb
20%
v
75%
7%'
45%
110
104%
200
:
115
28
<
!
68
15%
-
4,800
20 V<
28
100
1
62%
^
23% <
7
'
68
14,600
15%
122
62
f
18
16%
104%
20%
115
40,400
1,300
54%
-
*120
•
*
104% 4
20%
*109%
♦12%
'
♦17%
2 8'A
t
*67 Va
*
5
•
74% '
■
,
7%
•
*27%
*
23%
Co_2.__9.50
15%
23V»
20%
x23 Ve
■:
16%
20
!
•
17-%
20%
-
5-
'
-
1
50
A
Corp
Sugar
.
40%
-
,
7% July
11% Jan
*'
6
~ Jan
prei'erred—T00
47- ■■■••
47
105%
47
47
*105%
106
35%
7
G%
35%
36%
37%
38%
*90 Va
91%
47
\
106
32%
7 Vb
35%
33
7 '
36%
17%
36%
38%
;
92
:
17%
24%
24
28%
i^___No,par
8 Ve
8%,
*8 Vb
37%
38%v
91%'
Pac^__No par
11%
12%
12%
39%
40%
40%
pld___
100
17%
17
25
-
•
Jan
56% Feb
!
1
37%
37%
28
-
39 Vb
1,900
91%
46,300
r
17 Vb
17 VB
25
24%
25
243'b
23%"* 23%
29
29%
35%
15
38%
*90%
29%
29 %
29%
7,000
35%
35%
35%
3,000
15%
15
15
17%;
*35%
15%
15
8%
8%
13%
12%
13%
12%
40%
40%
40%
8%
!k.
:
2,700
8%
*8%:
8%r;
2,700
4,500
11,600
800
13 Vb 'i'
13
13%
39%
41% t
41%
41%
71,100
15,100
,
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
S12 Va'
12%!
12%
8,500
2" %
30%
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
i
30%
30%
6,900
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com.No par
.."When issued."
*
71%
72 3'
72%
72%
36 %
36%
36 %
36%
35%
35%
35%' ! '
35%
35%
4,500
95
95
'
75% 1
75%
'
•:
*101%
Western coni-_No par
preferred,series A
<s-.$3, convertible
preL'erence__No par
"
Chicago Rock IS1 & Pac RR__No par
5%
preferred series A
conv
Chicago Yellow Cab_L:
4
18
Chickasha
Chi Ids
.•
Co
100
2—No par
Oil______.
Cotton
10
1
comi\ionji_____a
5%. convertible preferred
I
,25
Chile
35 *. May 25
Feb
21
96% Jan
36,300
100
North
&
5',r:
^
4
4
7%
.
24%,
*95
99
75%
*93
76
102
98
•74%-
102
102
'■
*93
98
74%
76%
102'
9%
*8%
9%
9%
18%
18%
I8V4
18%
17%
2%
2%
2%
2%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*27'/a
28 Va
I1
:
i.
101%
♦8%
«A... 27 V2-~-27%
*90
75%
101
*101 Vb
9 Vb
74%
25
25
Copper Cp_____:
Chrysler, Corp
66% Jun 29
58%
59
59
2%
t
*28
"
10%
28%
?.
59 Vb
1,600
2,800
10%
18
1,500
<
2%
2%
2,200
10%
2,000
*27
28%
61 Vb
4,800
10%
2%
10%v
*27
62 Vb
100
76
102
18
«.
10%
1.
95
9 Vb !
t
18
*2%
*10%:
59%
9 Va
*17%
i
1,000
...."
102
*8%!
>
18
2%
30%;
34%
i
'
11% Aug
90
29,900
24
*17
25•
23%" 24 Vn
*35%
8%
iioncura
A
7%
7%f
38 vb
15%
&
...
1,700
t
106
34
37 Vb
35%
15
Paul
7 vb
47
34%
105%
<
*90%
28%
35%
15
St
7%
46%,
(
;.
35%
37a/b
;
24%
35%
Milw
33%
37% ,.38%
*90%' 91%
25%
24%
28%
^
106
36%
17%
24%
35%
B—.—^
47
106
34
'
-
28%
-Class'
47
10(j
'
6%^
r
38
*90%
23%
•
*>47
*105%
34%
♦14%
Chic
9
Aug
3
...No par
:___
convertible
5%.-series
18% Aug 13
5
1
prefenoil - _i_V2___,_./No par
Vought-Aircraft, li)c_
%_l
preferred
Chic
*
29
20%
_______50
/■
July 27
10% Aug 20
1% Jan
Dec
20 Vb
17%
102
.
7% Jun
58% Dec
*17%
20%
24%
26
3
77% July 30
1
11
' Jan
3% Feb
;
of
de Pasco
5%
12% Aug 17
5
62% Jan
13 % Feb
1 % Dec
17%
20'/e
Chicago & East TU RR com_,_No par
36% Aug 12
92,
14% Feb
6% Oct
22
11
Mar
28
63
6
89% Jun
46% Jail
45% Jan
82 % Mar 19
Oct
59
1
10% Jan
6
Aug 31
59
2
35 Vu Mar
62% Mar 19
6
24
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
-.8% May 21
13 % Aug 17
34% Aug 19
41% Oct
23%
23%
„v
<
Aug 12
15% FfiO
8
5% Jan
.
13
40 %
24%
Class A
40
Chicago Corp (The>__s--2_'
L_1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
>-
25% Mar 19
27 % May 14
12% Mar
'< 6,
22% Jan
&
3%.%
•
29% Aug 19
29
23%
7%.
52%
•
t
74%
23%
Chpcker Cab Manufactiiriog___1.25
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
.'__5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry coinnion__25
4
f May 12
91
4
;
36
Dec
241/a
46 'A
<
63
♦113-
75
50
Co
Common
v
37% July 27
i.
4'
v.
13
18% Jan
6
10
74%
45%
RR
•
115%,'-
75%
45
$4.50
27% Jan
>
<'
*113
15%
Chance
5
34% Jan
14
Sep
20%
15 Ve
Mar 17
.,
21
26% Jan
6
Oct
17
27 % Oct
:r20%
15 VB
38% Aug 11
7% Aug 20
,,23% Feb
21% Mar 24
.
20%
114 ■)
45
Pi'oducts; Corp__:
", Chain Belt Co____..*____2_
:
■;
* v"
'
<:
17
47% July 27
11
22
i
*103%
20%
5,100
2,200
x46
I
120
<
75
'22%
16
120'
104%
15 VB
Certain-Teed
Aug 17
120
40
22'A
u
16%
15%
•
115%
52% >'
*103'A
44%
Cerro
*
*114%
»
49
104%
par
.
15%
V*
52%
♦16%
62%
par
Century RibbdiVMi}ls„__J_„No par
i
;
i
67%
P Class B
8% July 29
16%
15%
28%
Central
«-
53
75%/
7%.,
Light coin.as._No
4 8-'A
8'A
48
62%
28
Illinois
22%
V4
..-Champion.Paper, «&,Fibre Co—
3
22
•-
5,300
115%
22%
17%
i_5
Z-4W preferred
;_100
, Cephal',Ijlinois Public Service
alO
31% Aug 11
98% Jan
16
92% Jun
24
5,900
24
*
16%
'
.
36%
24
62%
114
115%
75%
35%
24 % t
22%
120
Central
i"
26% Jun
-
t
*103%
20%
♦114
22,800
35%
63%
67%
Central
42
20%
V
12'A
(
*114%
52'A
V
122
63
28%
; Central
■
*120
Cehtral Hudson Gas: & Elec__No
j
July 19
22 % Aug
122
68
*» 2
4
♦112
100
common..:
16%
67%
13-% Aug
12% Jan
4
33% Jan ' 4
-
16%
54%
28%
28% July 19
6% May 27
9% Mar 12
13
15%
53%
par
/
26
16%.
Cp___I_'_»_
Foundry
,
6
16
15%
48%
4
*16%
•
22%
3%/preferred series B_;_______100
10% Jun« 16
4
-
10
17% Mar
12.50
;
Central,.of Georgia Ry_^i..,_No
105% Jan 19 .* 112 'Mar 5
19% Jan
8
7 -24% July 26
15% Mar. 15
19%. Jun 16
*
16%
Central Aguirre Sugar ,Co_—
Central
1-5% July 27
■
56
16%
104%
12
'
8
54%
1041/2
7% Aug. 16
4
_io
1
Corp
22%
12
12
-
115
22%
63%
.
115
*47%
62%
'
23%
115
1
12 Ve i
23%
36
48
_10
21 Va M*r 12
23% Dec
•
19% Oct
Sep
;
6
I 38% Jan
28% Feb,« 2b'
'A Sep
July 23
.-
11
Jan
•12% Jail
Mar 27'
,
14
"
114 %
Shares
Aug. 20
35%
35%
23'A
47%
.
23% Mar 25
35% Jul) 16-'.
110/ Jan
6
9*1
Jun 12
20% Mar . 2
17% Jun 24, •;
14% Sep 14. v *28 %'Feb 24
18% Jun
<24%
*
42% Mar 26
10% Dec 30
6
Apr- 12
%'July 26
..
*
115
the Week
Friday
Thursday
.
12%
36%
23%
11%
22%
Preleited
4% Jan .4
'
30
73% Jan
~
22% July
120
~ ;77
4
General
Sales for
prices
Aug. 19
23%
x36
4.20/,i
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
..!. 7%
2nd preferred^^
100
."" ( 4Vaconv preferred series A. 100
QetoteX'Corp commonJt-»--^-No par
5%; preferred
-20
104% Aug 16
12%
5
11%: preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
i
37
♦114%
SALE
Aug. 18
22%
fCase jtJ, I) Co qpnnnon
63%',July 14
11%
.23%
23%
HIGH
Wednesday
-
new.No pax-
Steel'; Co
Carriers &
.
12
36y4
-
OhJo Ry_100
Carrier Corp
j
12
&
Power & Light
Carpenter
54% Mar 24
27,
4%' Sep (5 ,v ,.:7% Feb 2 '
26% Dec $l i~
40%" Jan -2
59% Sep
Carolina
129 %. *neK 26
4
15% jan
20% July
[ 15% Oct 30
17%. Apr
<
66% May 4
16 '( Jan> 4
>
.Carolina Clinclilield
'
17 :
107% Jan
24r,| 98,. jan- 5
2<>*. '19% Mar 25
22
Tuesday
Aug. 17
11^
__1
AND
-
Monday
Aug. 16
-
(The) Co__:____
5
(Philip) Mig Co__<_-/_____10
Carey
17%;Aug" 4
•
1
Apr 28
16 %
,
133% Jan.' 2
Jun
<*
Par
.
Carborundum
23% Aug
2
49% Aug
3
62 %: Apr 13
5
13
Jan ; 7
; 13% May .3
113
Jan ; 4
-
Feb
105
Jan'f
'
24
Jan
-. *
■
116
5
STOCK
Capital Airlines .Inc.__:__L.
.
12
24%, Ai,g 19
46% Jan"r: 4
'
Janv 5
65% Jan
21
96 % Jun 23
c
*
143
45% Sep
t
14'
14% Mar 27
:
16 v
24' {
14% Sep
v
16
48% Dec
<
12% Sep 24
t
Jan
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
•
12% Aug: 18
40% Apr
21% July 12
40%
Jan
49
•
;
4
13
-17% Jan; 5
25,
: 113%; Mar 19'
39 Ve Sep ,14
Jan
-
NEW
r
.-
Highest
8% Jan
28
May.2 7;
*
v
Continued—Pag* 3
STOCKS
rear
Lowest
62
27%
50
61%
85,300
23%
;
60%
t
8,400
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
17% Jun
7
20% Feb
18
Jan
2
97% Jan
4
Jan
22 % Dec
19
91% Jun
25
102
35% Jan
•
22
55
Dec
4
24% Jun
16
30% Dec
2
28% Jan
2
78
70% Oct
95% Jan
6
9% Sep
1
15
14% Jan
Jun
,10
26% Dec
15
95
33% Mar
Dec
Oct
5
.
.
27% Jan
5
Jan
4 ■'
Jail
27 *
4 <
Nov
30
47% Jun
16
170
109% Jan
53% Jan
15
75
41
21
25% Apr
15
43 % Mar 20
37
19
29 % Oct
9
24
89% Jun
12
97% Nov
25
2
Sep
34% Dec
28% Apr
132% Jan
89
29
17
930
13
Dec.31
July
Sep
1
38% Jan.
8
38% Jan:
9
12% Dec
7
7'
53
93
Mar
12% Jap 20
15% Mar 24'
27
T
I-1
f
1
42
18%
97
2%
37
37%
♦135
137%
37%,
117%
117%
117%
*900
50%
92%
92%
*93
17%
17%
17
17%
No par
50
17 VB
17%
17VB
17%
41%
41%
B
41%
-
41%
*41
43
Mar 24
*56
56%
65% Mar 24
45
Apr
30!
52% Aug 17
100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—_100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
Class B
i—r_
_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
Columbia Pictures common __No par
$4.25 cumula tive preferred-No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec_.5
Combustion Engineering Inc.
1
Commercial Credit Co
10
50 % Dec
2
12%, Jan
19%'Jan
6
69 % Dec
50% Dec
15
.
68 %. Jan
15
3
2l
4
12
4
71
July
69 % July
9 -
15% Aug 18
31% Aug 20 •
89
Feb
17
51% Mar 17
41% Jan
11
50% Agu 18
29
-26% Jan
11*
31% July 15
2
11
48% Dec
44
Jan
14
58
Sep 18
Sep.15
38% Jan
34% Jan
12
44% Aug 20
22% Jan
15 % May 11
21% Aug 20
32% Jun
17
37% Dec
36% Jan
5% Dec
29
21 % Dec
29
6
Mar
8
27% Jan
Jan
20 % May
27
20% Oct 28
24% Jan
15
17% May
Dec
30
20% Dec
31
20% Jan
6% Sep
14
Feb
25
34% Jun
10
4
4
noncumulative 1st pfd
4%
9 !
27% Dec
*93
94
94
<
17%
94 Va
116%
17
17%
i-
41%
41%
20
137%
94%
500
2,400
117
*900
52%
52%
94
.
52%
94
*93
•
17
17%
20
17%
16%
17%.
15,900
<
17%
17
41%
17%
< '
5,400
*135%
*93
17
2,700
37 7A
37
«.
51%
'
810
2%
41%
3,700
'
Colorado-& Southern Ry com_j_100
41% Feb
51%
3,400
97%
2 Va
*900
50%
31,800
26%
117%
117
'
56%
26%
•
37%
*93%
117%
5,000
94%
137
137
'
10
90
19%
2%
'37%
37%
180
55
97%
2%-
1,300
97%
54%
26%
97%.
*900
51%
63%
110.
19%
19%
,
26%
94%
.1
.:
53
f
137%
94
117
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
1—10
$3.50 preferred
—No par
& Alkman Corp_____No par
16
67
19
23e
37%
*900
i
26%
*136
118
42
97%
2%
93%
63%
43
>
97
37%
91%
*41
♦72
26 Ve
137
93%
2,000
180
*87%
42
53%
137
*165
91%
73%
53
93%
10,200
1,000
48%
*72
54%
93%
91
48%
*109
19%
2%
19%
88 Va
'
180
*87%
'
18%
63%
19
2%
t
48%
3,300
73%
19
;
87
35 VB
'
108%
42
26%
18%
86
5,600
104
63%
*41
97
35
29,000
13%
<
108%
42
26 Va
35%
48
74
*96%
-•
100%
*102
64
*72
53 %
26%
97
210
2,200
15,000
110
64
109%
,
•
73
51
Colorado Fuel & Iron
5%%' preferred series
43% May 24
47% Feb
91%
18%
54 Vb
26%
2%
180
*87%
12
'
18 Va
*41 Vb
19%
53
64%
110%
73
50%
Collins
26 '
*41
103
99%
'<*
12Va
104
35
'
18
*165
•
101
12
•102
35 %
18
.
99%
12%
104
35 Ve
v
91%
*110
74
12 3iB
*102
1
180
87%
63%
64
57% Aug 13
41% Feb
16
2nd
<
100%
99
r
12%
104
*165
110%
74
29
5
31
preferred
64
*110
103
12%
91%
Mar 22
9
38% Sep
—_1
No par
—,_100
100 '
180
♦87%
Jan
24
Sep.15
100
*165
41.
Jan
23 % July
preferred
101%
50
.
22% Dec
37
24 *■
.
4
18% Jan
—1
Inc. common
conv
cum
preferred. 100
Coed-Cola Co ("The)—_______Np par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp___No par
5
211% Aug
Molybdenum
cumulative
4%
July 27
4'
11% Jan- 29
59 % Mar
7%
13
38% Jan
40% Jun
Dec- 22
Apr
stoclc,__50
1
No par
Clopay Corp
—
CJuett Peabodyr& Co com
2
86% Jan
66% Mar 24
49
Apr
5
23
Illuminating com_No par
preferred
_L— -N'o par
& Pitts RR 7% gtd—50
Elec
4%%
37% Aug 11
140
2
'14
*165
noncumulative
Climax
14
Nov
Dec
47
12 1
2% Jun
Va Jan
20% Mar 17
43
4 *
47
24% Feb
>
Louis Ry Co com—100
preferred-_100
C& St.
Clinton..Foods
4
97% Aug- 20
-90
14 % Sep
r
V
20
_____
Special
27
976
20
892
8
85%
48%
$4.50
4
2'
125% Feb
Jan
Jun
85%
48
Cleve
4
Oct
80
85%
48%
5
94% Aug 18
125% Mar 17
107
38% Dec4 23
18 VB
85%
48%
CC
110% July 29
6
874
Dec
18
85
48%
5%
Jan
111%' Jan
'
18
84%
48%
Mar 15
29 % Jan
•
32% Mar 25
21
Dec
1
43
17%
Mar 24
56% Aug 20
24
2% May
July 24
-89
Jan
9 4
7
Feb
92% Apr
4
136
128 % Sep
78
Feb
5
14
July
Jan
„
42
Clark EhuiiJineiit Co
Aug 20
23% Jan
11
42%:
'41%
40%
35%
guaranteed 4 %
Clevite Corporation__i—
16
41%
a
35
Mar
Sep
18
78%
35%
44
22% Jan
78%
103
'
34%
2
33 % Sep
78%'
_No par
City Stores Co bommon—
1___5
4 %%
convertible pi'eferred___100
Cleveland
18
41%
23%
103 %:
78%
•
*102
City
49% July 19
64% Aug
40%
-
23%
23%
103%
79
12%
40% Aug 13
44% Mar 19
Sep
,.
5;
41
23%
103
78%
103%
common..
Mar 22
Jun
40%
23%
*102%
'
80%
103
12 VB
Co
75
70%
Mar 23
70% Dec
Jan
23%
79%
97%
91
4
107
19
23%
102%
80 %
*100%
210
4
24
102 %
80
5
.100
Co.__
preferred
,.—
Products Corp__—
5%%
7
91
May 12
87% Aug
July 14
54% Nov 24
35% Jun
24
102%
____10
Service
Investing
City
14
19% Aug 20
15
90
Jun412
4 *
33% Jan
172
Jan
—___100
preferred.-
Cities
13% Aug 20
104
74
10
100
;
6
Aug
Aug 20
106% May 24
4
5
9
Feb
80
Jan
98% July 22
3
Mar 24
152
43
,
44% Jan
28
31
11
4'».
Cincinnati, Milling Machine Co___10
C l T Financial Corpr
No par
84% Aug 12
83% Feb
'17
14% Dec *28
72%
12
102
47
No par
Common
25
Aug
9
103% Feb 11
12 x
9% Jan
9
Jan
,
.
July 22
Solvents
,Commercial
No par
—_
Edison Co comi__25
Publishing Co—No par
Commonwealth
44% July 19
Conde
8% Aug 20 :
Nast,
Mills
-—10
No par
Corp
3
23% Jan
27
Cone
5
23% Jan
26
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
*41
1,'
*41
:
43
.
♦41%
56%
56%
43
56%
56%
53
52%
52%
66%
66%
67 Ve
66
66%
65%
66%
66%
66
66 'A **
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14'/B
14%
14%
28%
28 Ve
:
15
28 'A
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-
28%
*80%,
81
53%
,
48%
48
49
48%
31 Va
31
31%
31
55
55%
55
55%
42%
43
42%
43%
19%
19%
19%
19%
44
44%
44 Vb
44%
,
54%
43%
2,100
15 Vb
15
31%
113,200
16,900
31%
110
81
80%
81
50%
49%
49%
14,900
30%
31
30%
30%
5,500
53%
54%
r
66%
66 VB
,
15%
50
2,300
49%
.
.
53%
53%
54%
3,000
43%
44»/«
48
44%
94,800
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20%
20%
21%
59,400
43%
44 >/»
43%
43%
11,400
43%
19%
•
66%31%
1,510
53
66%
66
80%
.
31%
43
•
15
29%
29%
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47%
30%
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;
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-
1,000
57
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66%
18,200
42
56%
53
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%
15%
14%
28%
*41
'
56%
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.
41%
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43
'
56%
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.
•
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44%
7%
7%
7%
8
(
7%
21%
22 Vb
21%
22
.
21%
21%
*
19
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
l
25
25
8
»
8
,
8%
21%
2,900
19%
22
18%
■
8 Vb
21%
19%
7,600
25%
26%
8'/a
21%
.
19
J
5,900
1
Cigar Corp—
distribution.*
Consolidated
18
11
7% Jan
12
4
42% Dec .11
40% Jan
4
103% Jun
2
109 Va Jan
5
107 % Apr
26'
12% Dec
16
16% Apr
24
12% Jan
i
23% Jun
10
26% Jan
8
Jan
7
Jan
5
100
Juri
15
IIOV2 Jan
7
91
Jul)
10
102
11
Jail
5
48% Jun
16
17
Sep 14
5% Deb 23
28
107
13 % Apr
Jan
7
12% Feb
11
98
Mar 26
27
12% Aug
47% Aug
4
Feb
105% Mar 25,
15% Aug 20
Jan
2
54
Jan
7
71% Aug 16
5
18
Jun
9
25
6
5% Jan
4
Jan
26.
8% Aug 19
8% July 30
Dec
29
10'A Jan
6
Apr
6
23
40% Nov
2
38% Jan
8
49% Aug
19
109% Jan
8
105% Jan
5
110% Apr
5
5
106 Va Jun
7
109% Feb
1
42% Jan
7
99% Jun
93
18
Jun
23
18% Jan
2
108% Feb
102%
5
Feb" n
101 'A May 25
20% Jan
25 Va May 21
4
23
95% Jun
4
90 % Jan
13
58% Nov
6
54 Va Jan
4
Jan
21
May 20
97% Jan
footnotes
see
page
8
24.
96
July 13
23% Mar 29
99
89% Sep
For
104
4
45% Jan
87
64 % July 30
July 26
76% Aug 19
100
May 13
Co
of Bait com—No par
Preferred 4 % %
1
10% Jan
7
Power
31% July 26;
99
Jun
—
16% Aug 11
112
24%
Coppermines Corp___5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
1 $5
preferred
*—No par
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33%
Consolidated Gas Elec Light &
3
109% Mar
stock
Consolidated
11
35% Apr
8
Ex
27% July 15
38 V2 Jan
58
15
—»
1
Preferred
Consolidated
4%
Laundries
12'A
12 Vb
45%
46
108%
109
108%
15
*14%
15
30%
110
110
*100
15
*14%
15
71 %
69%
70%
*20%
21%
21%
21%
7%
7%
7%
8
8
48%
109%
*107%
100
*103%
J
Can
common
48%
48%
62
1
60%
61
105 Va
Xl02%
22%
23 Ve
23%
23%
par
96
96%
C6%
97 %f
75
No par
99%
«■
108%
76»/a
100
75%
*99
103 '
Ve
76%
75%
♦99%
%
■
"4
2Q
POO
'5%
70%
69%
70
21 Va
3,600
20%
20%
400
8%
7%
8 Vb
7%
*7%
7%
5,600
1,000
11,000
49%
48%
49%
49 Vb
109 Vb
109 Vb
109%
109%/
108 y4
107%
108
61 Va
61%
103%.
103%
103 3/4
23%,.
23%
23%
97
97%
'
61
102%
:103
108'A
60%
23%
110
111
♦101 Va
%,'
108
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109%
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101
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108 Va
30%
*20
8
48%
1,400
4,100
69%
8
109 Vt
15%
•
-
21%
-
48%
-15
7%
109%'
:108%
15%
-
157/a
-
♦20%.
109 V*
108%
30%
69%
110
12,100
10,200
101
8
<
20
No
Inc
„
8V8
12
46 %
*110Vi
*
69%
8 Vb
8
Continental Baking Co com__No par
preferred
*14%
70%
11%
45%
*108% *109 Vrt
*
101
5
900
12 Vb
46/
15%
-.110
1C1
25%
11%
45%
30%1
110
*100
60%
preferred
*25%
-
15
100
10
$3.75
30'/a
.
«
1
.
108%
110
Common
Continental
30%
108%
*14%
;
100
15
Consol
100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc—__10c
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred __—___—No par
$4.52 preferredNo par
Container Corp of America—
preferred
30%
12 Vb
46
110
Natural Gas
RR of Cuba 6% pfd
$5.50
30%
25% t"
12
108%
15
25%
45%
-
100
C
Consolidated
4'£
.
12%
46
__100
Corp_
5
series B
series
24%
12
45%
<98
■
76 Va;
102%
76
♦99%
eoya
/
61
410
270
4,100
103%
103%
140
23%
•
.
23 Va
5,100
97%
97%
560
76%
x74%
76'A
6,700
102 Va
*100%
102%
200
16
The Commercial and Financial
(732)
LOW
STOCKS
NEW
Range giaee Jan. 1
Highest
Tear MM
TOEK
STOCK
Menday
Continental Cop At Steel Ind com—2
7%£*p
15
10% Mar 17
4
8% Apr
8
27% Jun
11
20% Mar 17
17% Jun
22
19% Jan
14
b% Sep
16
13% Mar
3
10% Jan
6
13% Jun
14
Continental
Diamond
Jun
16
82% Jan
7
72
97% July 29
Continental
Insurance
11% Aug 12
Continental
73
Continental
Oil
Continental
Steel
67
7'/a Sep
14
13
62% Jan
15% Sep
15
22
19'/at Sep
14
28% Mar
19% Sep
21
26% Jan
19% Sep
15
46% Jan
52
5
Jan
21% Aug
20
6
25% Apr
Jan
Apr
9
52
Jan
25
44% Mar
5
49% Apr
9
4
Sep
15
26% Mar 25
21% Jan
Jun
18
68% Jan
15
60
70
90% Dec
21
87% Jan
32% Mar
92
Mar 22
125
12
Aug
8
25
96 % Jan
8
101
67% Feb
6
78
Nov
9
71% Feb
24
82
176% Dec
31
18% Nov
16
Mar 31
29
'■
'■*
■
"3% Sep'Ts"
1 % Nov
25% Sep
20
Jan
2
Mar
3
28% Jan
91% Jan
1
95
25% Jan
2
27% Mar 12
10% Dec
29
15% Mar
2
Jun
10
34% Jan
15
26% Jun
16
91
Jan
4
35% Aug
4,800
10,970
122%
123
121%
123
122%
122 %
pfd 3%%
Products
Petroleum
$2
21
34% Jan
27% May 14
30% Apr
6% Apr
4
107
5
62
6% Sep
15
9% Feb
2
7% Jan
4
11
23% Sep
93
27 % Mar 20
18
25
Apr
17
134
Jan
15
39
Jan
13% Aug 11
11
23
138
15
43
Jan
61% Aug
29% Sep
15
40% Mar 25
30% Jan
11
22
92
87% Jan
26
93
Dec
22
4% May 18
13% Jun
8
7
4
15%
16%
35%
51%
•104%
Jan
8
8% Mar 17
Dana
13% Aug 20
14% May
4
convertible
18% May 20
Daystrom
45
Aug 20
96% Apr
1
Dayton Power & Light!
5
16
91
Jan
13
11
94% Jan
11
12% May
23% Feb
2
Inc.
2
24% Jan
4
30% May 26
Deere
28% Jun
18
33% Jan
5
32% Jan
4
40% Sep
21
52% Feb
2
41
3
35% Aug
46% Feb
10% Oct
13
15% Jan
30
12% Jan
4
17% Aug 12
27 % Dec
21
27
7
33% Aug
7%
8
9
55% Jan
12
78% Aug 12
Aug
4
93% Jan
14
117% Aug 12
24% Mar 23
16% Jan
4
2% Dec
14
6% Mar 17
9% Dec
29
16% Mar 25
17% 8ep
15
19% Jun
18% Sep
16
8
103
61
61
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13%
13
13%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
*133%
58%
58%
39%
93%
Sep
14
33
9
108
32% Jun
24
40% Feb
3
Jun
12
34% Feb
13
30
Mar 17
Jan
*92
10
33% Jan
<
4
33% Jan
12
9% Sep
15
14% May 25
10'A Sep
21
13% Feb
4
10% May 10
10% Jun 21
Jan
2
29% Nov
12
28% Mar 24
7% Sep
17
Nov 30
8% May 17
25
31% Jun
12
41% Dec
12
3
40
Jan
57
10
Sep
Jan
11
5
14% Jan
4
59% May 14
33% Feb
2
13"% Dec
16
29
33% Jun
10
43% Jan
8
94 % Jun
29
102% Jan
15
17% Sep
15
2
24% Jan
8
18% Jan
4
83% Jan
14
75% Jan
15
75
36
Dec
July 29
43
Feb
100% Jan
13
33
Apr
19
6"% Dec
91
Jun
109
30
12% Jan
2
7
Jan
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
171/2
1,800
43%
43 %
43%
43%
43%
435%
44%
45
94%
933/4
2,500
933/4
*93%
94%
*94
94%
94%
94%
*933/4
95%
*94
95%/
*94
95%
*97
99
*97
99
*98
99
173/4
14%
14%
14%
1,900
123/4
12%
12%
19,500
47
48%
48
48
10
29%
29%
29
29%
29
293/a
29
29%
20
29%
29%
*34 %
34%
34%
34%
•343/a
34%
343/a
34%
*34%
34%
200
100
43%
44%
43 7/a
44%
43%
43%
43%
43%
50
43%
43%
17
17'/a
6,200
16%
17%
16%
163/4
163/s
163/4
16%
163/4
13.50
33
33%
10,600
323/4
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
5,600
Western
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/8
common
for
100
77
77%
100
new
preferred—,
115
115%
W
765/a
114
77%
116%
76%
114
763/4
$4
Alkali- Co
24%
23%
24 Va
233/4
24
33'/a
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33 Vt
331/8
33'/4
33
33%
*63
65
*63
65
*63
65
19
v
343/a
34
34%
33%
34
v'
9,100
35
35
35
35%
35%
2,200
34%
34
35%
35 Va
x35
*109%
-
111
♦109%
39%
391/8
393/8
39
39
39 y4
39%
39%
39%
1,400
34 %
34
34%
34%
34%
341/2
341/2
34%
34%
2
15%
1,100
16%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
151/4
15%
15%
5,800
13%
15%
13%
133/8
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
2
1
32%
9,700
33
33
33%
323/4
32%
33
33'A
x33
33%
10
4,800
10%
10
10%
10
lO'/a
10
10%
10
10
3,500
Ho par
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
593/a
593/a
59%
59%
60
1,300
Ltd
common
preferred series A
50
(The)
*72
75
*72%
28%
28%
No par
11%
12
No par
74
73%
733/4
75
74%
75
28%
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
283/4
29
1,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
2,300
*73
16%
16%
16%
17%
163/4
17%
17
17'/a
17 Va
17%
87%
19,400
84%
86%
82%
84%
83%
86
84%
85%
23,600
41%
41 '/a
413/4
41
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
21,000
*104
105%
105
32 %
32
32%
31%
90
89
89
893/4
*361/2
41
*36%
*13
133/a
*12%
10
103/4
xlO%
50c
31%
*88%
*36%
41
*13
13%
1
issued"
No par
9%
10
105
*104
(E I) 8c Co—
106
*104
106
♦104
32
32 3/a
893/4
89
89
*883/4
90
40
*36
41
*36
41
13%
*13
133/a
*13
12%
11
12 3/a
138
142i/4
120
120%
10
108% Dec
118% Jan
144% July
2
104% Jan
115% Jan
11
4
12
122 % Mar 30
Preferred
Jan
12
$4.50
series
97
No par
94% Jan
6
*119%
100% Apr
Preferred
25% Sep
14
30% Dec
$3.50
series
4
28 % Jan
No par
13
98%
99
*98%
42
Apr
27
48
Feb
10
10
Jan
6
34%
Mar 12
34%
$3.75
47% Apr
23
52
Dec
preferred
50
9
50% Jan
12
*47%
48
*471%
47% July
61% July
51%
52
1
5l3/4
513/4
52
52
50
*52
51
7
53% Apr
51
51
4.20%
51
51
51
9% Jan
7
9% Jan
6
10% May 18
45
49
July 29
17% Sep
18
23% Mar 11
18% Jan
12
26
22
28% Jan
4
19% Mar 27
21% Apr
15% Jan
28
13% Dec
29% Aug
24% Aug
8% Dec
31
15% Mar 17
47% Dec 18
9% Jan
4
46% Jan
4
41% Jun
16
156% Sep
30
169
Jan
22
165
Mar
4
4
36% Sep
18
30
37% Feb
24
16% Jan
5
25% Mar 25
20% Jan
4
1
94
83
July
20% Jun
89
2
May 28
48% Jan
Feb
20
24% Dec
7
Feb
11
102
12% Sep
14
17% Feb 24
39% Sep
21
57
1 % Dec
22
23 % Dec
29
2% Apr 15
37% Jan1
0
10% Oct
6
13
Jan
26
22
5
33% Feb
4
Oct
48% Dec
44
30
Oct
31
6
Mar 12
51% Nov 30
60% Feb
4
85"% Feb
3
22% Jan
19
100
Jan
13% Feb
4
23
8
Ekco
140
Flein
Elliott Co
48
26
61
Apr
49% Mar 29
8
35% Jan
11
18% Mar
2
14% Jan
4
14
Jan
6
9% Jun
8
20 % 8ep
15
26'% Feb
19
25 % Dec
22ya Feb
23
29% Feb
8
26
Jan
Mar I3
92
Jan
8
Jan
11
54% Apr
9
41% Jun
17
5%
5%
El
25%
10,000
27%
12,800
233/4
Steel Corp
5
16%
16%
163/4
16%
17%
16%
17%
9,200
61
613/4
593/4
163/4
60'%
16%
10
60 Va
603/4
59%
60%
13,800
170%
170'/4
48%
473/4
48%
48%
49%
48%
49%
48
48 %
7,200
223/4
223/4
22%
23
22%
22%
2 2 3/a
22%
2,600
73 % Aug
100
,_i
Co
Ind
2.50
common
100
Battery
Natural
70% July 30
74% Feb
9
6
5%
313/a
*90
31 «/4
'102
92
*90
313/b
105
31%
*102
92
313/a
105
*90
31%
*102
290
92
31%
27,800
105
20%
20
20%
19%
19%
20
35%
201/4
19%
—5
20%
35%
35%
36%
36
37%
37
37i/a
371/8
37%
13,300
3%
3%
3
2%
24%
2%
3y«
24%
3y8
24%
24
241/4
23 %
79,500
5,500
3
24 y8
3
24%
233/4
24
10,300
5
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/a
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
5,400
29%
28%
28%
28%
50
28%
291/a
26%
29
*48%
28%
5,900
*48%
50
50
*51%
54
*483/4
513/4
513/4
51%
3
Gas
13%
28%
50
preferred
Mfg Co
Radio & Phonograph
53
53
40%
513/4
*513/4
533/4
41%
1,000
40 3/4
41%
40%
18%
19%
413/8
41
4
41%
41%
41'/4
8,400
183/4
191/8
18%
18%
18%
183/4
183/4
183/4
3,400
11,700
1,400
5
50
*483/4
50
*483/4
133/8
13'/4
133/8
13%
13 Va
131/4
13%
263/a
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
*95%
27%
27
96 Va
27%
*27%
♦95 %
26%
27%
96%
•263/e
273/4
13%
26%
13
261/4
27%
27%
*95%
8.50
24 %
24%
*95%
96%
24%
243/e
9%
96%
243/4
96%
24%
1
Bldg
13%
26
100
10
No par
common
preferred
92
105
iv-
50
preferred
RR
31%
172
10
Empire District Electric Co
Erie
*90
■102
*170
171
19%
No par
Co
Electric
Office
31%
171
3 %
.
common
2nd
92
105
171
1
(The)
Watch
170%
30%
"102
Amer shares
27
18% Jan
4
4,600
22%
Equitable
4
25%
22%
*90%
Co
Equitable Gas Co
16% Jan
59%
25%
47%
9
66
17
61%
171%
25%
2
26% July 14
8
X25
Stores Inc common—1
10% Jun
8
1,200
27
4
74% Feb
11%
25%
4
22% Jan
53
233/4
7% Jan
74
11%
273/a
22% Jan
15
*52%
24%
8% Nov 27
22
113A
26%
24% Mar 12
22
53
*11%
233/8
4
Dec
*52%
11%
27%
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
64% Dec
53
51
24%
29% May 19
70% Jun
800
,
25%
4
4%
11%
560
51
51
7,800
23%
17
July 13
*52%
10
52»/2
26 %
Emerson
102
11%
47%
23%
20% Aug
4
13% Aug 12
26% July 28
Emerson
53
34%
47%
*52
26
18
Jan
11%
34%
27%
Sep
Apr 21
*52%
11%
500
34%
26%
preferred
Paso
52%
11%
34%
900
99
170%
National
conv
*52%
*47»/2
16,500
120
99
23
Electric Storage
14% July 28
29% Aug 12
48
341/4
141%
120
99
233/4
Auto-Lite
Mus
M71/2
*98%
27%
preferred
As
34%
99
100
Products
Electric
34%
119%
25
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Elec
/ 34 Va
138
23%
4%%
3
37% Jan
16
4 % %
11
32% July 30
Apr 12
104
119%
*983/4
27%
Manufacturing
Edison Bros
xi36y8
99 3/8
75,700
24%
preferred
Eaton
PF8
/I2(f 1
—'
13%
Co common
Kodak
12
11% Mar
30
6
18
119%-
40
1
Eastern Stainless
6%
137%
119%
/
20,800
10
Corp
Eastman
137%
.10
Eagle-Plcher Co.
23% Jan
15
20% Jun
S
Airlines Inc.
23
May
DWG Cigar Corp
Eastern
3% Aug 13
27% Jan
6
July 27
1% Jan
4
15
99
Jun
preferred
50
Eastern
24% Mar 24
95
preferred
9
17% Aug 20
63% May 24
171% Aug 17
49 % Aug
4%
com
5
35
Sep
21
Aug 17
20% Aug 16
45% Mar
2
13% Sep
9% Dec
89% Dec
27
11% July 13
20% Sep
8
Duquesne Light Co
136
32%
113/4
103/4
52%
*50%
32 Va
48
5
preferred
48
48% Jan
50
4
53% July 21
52% Mar
8
$4.15
43'/a Jun
35
8
100
106
32 Va
23
Common
600
41%
No par
International
13%
111%
86
preferred—100
common
*110
XI1%
l
Ltd
111
Jun
2
800
39%
Corp
du Pont de Nem
21
34%
Co
Duplan Corp
7
1,500
15,200
21
89% Jun
3
23/4
9 3/a
21
33%
111
65
203/4
35%
110
23/4
9%
20 3/a
34%
111
*63
■
2%
9%
20%
35%
'110
65
23/4
9Vt
3,800
7,400
25
Co
"When
.
33%
100
Car
convertible
Dunhlll
10
*63
;
11,600
26,500
50c
Motor
Industries
3%%
15,100
No par
common.
preferred
Co
21
2
preferred
Match
21
10
common
preferred series A
Dresser
76%
114 y4
23%
5
Raynolds class A
8tores
76%
114
24%
*20%
cum
76%
115
23%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc new-No par
Dow Chemical Co common
5
12
*113%
24
21%
Corp
Cup Co
13% Aug
12% Aug
76%
114
23%
RR Co_100
Dixie
30
2,300
20
8c 8
Co
Mines
1
14%
8
93/8
Pepper
80
123/8
Aug 20
Aug 17
17%
433/8
23/4
Dome
100
17%
*93%
9
Dr
90
1,500
14%
12%
Corp-Seagrams
Corp
38% Jan
4
*14
14%
Distillers
32% Aug 17
13% Aug 10
14%
47%
Divco
91% Jun
*13%
7
12%
13
105
14 y8
93%
46%
Diana
17% Aug 20
92% July 21
44'/, July 12
4
*13%
23/4
conv
3,900
7
23/4
5%
39%
*92
6%
93/8
Dobeckmun
39%
93%
12"%
Diamond
Aug
4
30% July 29
12% Feb 10
9
3934
*92
6%
8%
T
1,600
5,900
43
7
100
(The)
cum
56 y«
6 3/4
*2%
81.50
15
31%
136 %
56%
6%
2%
Diamond
5
Jun
75
23% Mar 10
26
92%
31%
*133%
57 Y*
39%
39%
92
31%
136%
56%
49
11% Jan
26% Aug
10% Jan
13% Feb
39%
14
79,000
x
12%
13% Aug 16
33% Aug 20
60
39%
92
6%
300
1.20Q
13%
31%
56 3%
8%
Vilblss
13%
104
61%
48%
16% Julv 23
4
39%
92
14
8%
103 I".
*61
'133 %
136
563/4
6%
8%
13
&
Steel
4.40%
Aug 12
40% Aug
35
8%
49%
for
ctfs
Diamond
111
*133%
57%
8%
36% July 29,
7
4
Jan
14
*13%
20
common
6%
136
57
*2%
Devoe &
101
5%
*133 %
1
De
27% Jan
22
136
l
35% Aug 12
12,800
103
Detroit
21% May 27
8%
8%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co_
8
1,500
61%,
Edison
10
29%
29 V.
12%
Hillsdale
Feb
1,400
*28%
28%
29
6,000
48%
Detroit
7
300
9%
1
Detroit
3% July 21
6%
55%
9%
50c
3
10% Jan
18
1
95% Jun
8
30
6%
55%
9%
Grande West RR—
Derby Oil Co
July 19
6%
*8%
50c
23
Aug
67% Feb
& Rio
20% Jan
24% Mar 10
25
2% Apr
35
11
9%
102 3%
100
1,100
*55% i 55%
55
8%
102
102
340
13
200
Co
Lack
Escrow
6%
130
16%
13
*170
613/4
common
Escrow ctfs
6
6%
*15%
12"%
200
102%
Delaware Power 81 Light Co
Dec
16
12%
*170
62
preferred
Delaware
5
24% Aug
Co
6%
29
8%
16
12%
104%
Inc
Records
Denver
62% July
8%
16%
200
51%
104%
103
Delaware & Hudson
28% Jan
8%
29
95%
30% Jan
2
£%
f
99
3
12%
*170
•933/4
15
14
*16%
12%
200
*97
23% Sep
Mar
*170
6%
17
12%
-
51%
1043/4
61
Deep Rock Oil Corp
64
13
200
95%
Decca
30% Dec
16%
16%
*
99
Dayton
16
-
*33
14
July 24
1,100
*97
12
24% Jan
88
100
26
61
86
100
13% Aug
99
86%
C
19% Jan
7
*85%
B
55
28
85%
series
11
29
85%
series
4
27
15% Oct
86%
3.90%
0% Apr
81% Apr
*85%
3.75%
35% Jan
55% Dec
7,400
86%
Preferred
5
60
263/4
Preferred
47% Jan
Apr
26%
23
12% May 14
16
263/4
Mar 12
14
23% Jun
26%
51%
104%
*102
1
15
May
26%
A
81
9,400
51%
105%
series
Rubber
51%
51%
26%
3.75%
Jun
700
*104%
Preferred
Dec
7% Sep
10,500
61%
preferred
4
34
15%
343/4
61%
1
common—-2.50
27
17% Aug 31
15%
343/4
27%
39%
Jan
96% Apr
153/4
35
*34%
51%
1
Apr
100
15%
100
104%
Ho par
11% Jan
Jan
15%
35
Ho par
90
97% Feb
800
153/4
*34
13,700
26%
*55
Ho par
37
92
28%
28%
2
3
983/4
28%
29%
pfd
1,400
2,500
*973/4
29%
Inc 7%
r
-
283^
9
Inc
x.
1%
51%
6%
10
common
4
36
104%
13
common
■
98%
55
17
28
1%
28%
9%
29
Jun
,
.
2
*973/4
6%
16% Jan
Apr
4
28%
55%
39% Dec
86
i
28%
9%
16
83
-
2
*97%
6%
15
Jan
3%
2
35%
*54%
11% Dec
92
12,300
20%
35%
9%
33% Jun
82% May 28
25%
*20%
; a ;
27%
16%
Corp commc
5%
25%
20%
51%
*170
prefer red series A.
14% Mar 15
250
26%
105%
10
100
Davega Stores Corp
Aug 20
180%
25%
*20%
86
100
100
A
May 25
180
5.600
27
common—25
common
179
80
78%
35%
55%
Cushman's 80ns
39% Aug 19
83% Dec
97%
28%
35
preferred
Class
97%
28%
77%
35%
98%
9%
Cutler-Hammer
2
34%
5
Curtiss-Wrlght
32
Aug 11
136% July 20
7
Jan
Jan
31% Sep
Prior
35%
16%
98
102
79%
179
26%
* >. 4%
4
»i%
35%
Inc
Publishing
preferred
87
Aug 17
/:
1%
15%
preferred
Press
Aug
4v.
1 %
34%
35%
.100
Curtis
9% Aug
19
Jan
54% Jan
v '■
1,100
98
*100
'
Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Cunningham
2
1
4
2
common—5
Ho par
Corp
Amer
Cudahy Packing Co
4%%
4
1%
178
2.50
preferred
non-cum pfd
6%
Cuneo
4.1/ I
28%
preferred
6% Aug
*
98%
Cuban-American Sugar common
58% Aug
9% Jan
21
28%
Cuba
5% Apr 28
*20%
*97%
28
52% Apr 20
7% Jun 30
*178
'• 25%
20%
2
26
Mar 17
26%
35%
convertible
8% May 2i
25%
*20%
122
98
102
78
190
26%
122
300
"
*96%
*100
79%
21%
No par
preferred
78%
80%
177
190
35%
& Seal common
Zellerbach
RR
79%4
81%
100
preferred
7%
98
102
1
—25
preferred
84.20
*96
*100
25%
_'l
common
Crown Cork
98
102
*20%
-
Co
*96
*100
*177
-
Inc
121%
98
103
81%
100
1
Corp
issued"
121%
*96
*101
Refining common.25
preferred
/'When
12% Mar 19
131
5
100
series of 1947-100
14% Feb
4
3,100
88%
20% Jan
8% Apr
22%
22%
29%
5
57% Feb
22%
22%
87%
4
100% July 28
22%
22%
29
64
15
22%
22%
22%
1,900
88%
14% Jan
11% Jan
31
1,900
29%
3%%
8
21
38%
29
5%
g3% Dec
38%
86%
5
49% Sep
39
87%
87% Aug
29
38
85
18
Sep
5% Sep
39%
29
21
27
39%
X39
39
30
Nov
15
14,700
39%
*38%
85
6% 8ep
5% Sep
52
24 %
83%
4
6
24%
29%
72% Jan
5
25
87
Mar 17
Jan
24%
30 V4
6
Jan
25
£5%
Crown
17
24%
29%
Crucible Steel of
36% Jan
24%
Dubiller Electric Corp
1
Exchange Bank & Tr Co—20
5
1
185
24%
48%
5
24
24 %
51
Apr
31
24
23
*49%
28% Aug
Jun
16,000
21
*48%
4
11% Dec
72%
20%
48%
11
89
30,800
71%
20%
51
21% Jan
15
10%
71%
20%
*48%
34% Jan
68% Sep
13% Dec
10%
71
20%
10%
*49 %
101% Jan
33% Jan
10%
71%
20%
10%
48%
29%
17
15
10%
70%
20%
51
16
20% Sep
10%
72%
20%
*48
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)—
12
51% Aug
10%
70%
20%
*49 %
Jan
105
11
71%
49
Crane
17% July 20
4
4
10%
70
51
Coty International Corp
July 16
29% Jan
11
2,800
*49%
Coty
17
July 16
99 % Mar 30
29
26% Mar 22
97%
20%
22%
series
series
35% Dec
103
May 18
180
„
36% Aug 11
4
87% Jun
28
2
4
21
Jan
4% Fab
4
20O
97%
*48%
7%
4
1% Jan
97%
51
Cosden
3
21 % Aug
2
34% Apr
15
26% Aug
5
3% Mar 16
96%
9,100
48%
Corn
182% Mar 29
5
Jan
20% Aug
97
13%
48%
Cum
Aug 13
4
16
.
5
30
174% Jan
i
97
7,100
13%
*49y4
6%
Corning Glass Works common
3%%
preferred
2
95% Jan
Jun
97
13%
Cornell
28
19
98
97
13%
18%
Corn
13
96% Jan
15
56
13%
Shares
734
*18
50
Preferred
4
Jun
1
14
12%
12%
7%
18
50
Convertible pref 5%
Aug 11
99% Apr
Apr
93% Sep
93% Sep
12%
Copperweld Steel Co common.
20% Jan
48% May 25
24
28
18 %
12%
14
common—5
Ho par
Co
7%
18
96%
12%
8
Copper Range
7%
7%
the Week
Aug. 20
18%
*18
18%
18%
1
L
Delaware
Corp
7%
8
7%
*18
18%
10
Corp
8%
Friday
Aug. 19
Aag. 18
5
Fibre
Motors
of
8
Sales tt
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 17
25
preferred
2
30
2
convertible
Cooper-Bessemer
Jan
27% Feb
58
15% Dec
22
55% Jan
30
161
5
41% July
22% Jan
27
5%
May 19
15% Jan
Mar 18
52
6
43% Dec
Feb
7% Jan
11% Mar 25
48% Oct
7% May
Monday, August 23,
1954
■
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 16
Par
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
I«we*t
■
.
«
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Rang* Uf Prevlaas
Chronicle
A
100
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
50
series
17%
♦
71
*72
9%
'
9%
9%
is y8
17%
18 3/8
73
72%
72%
75
♦72
7S
9%
17%
*72
♦ »70
9%
18
73
IE
*95%
25
*9%
25 3/a
10
173/4
-
18
72
72%
25
9%
173/4
*71%
25%
9%
18
723/4
1,100
4,200
1,000
17,000
400
20
Volume
Number 5353
180
The Commercial
. .
.
and Financial Chronicle
(733)
•
•
,
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Lowest
10
Sep
12
Nov
Highest
Highest
11% Jan
4
10
16% May
59% Mar
12 % Feb
17% Aug 19
16
49% Jan
4
1% Apr
26
14 % May 12
77% Aug 16
2% Jan 18
Jan
2
3
July 13
Sep
14
21 % Jan
4
6% Sep
15
10% Mar 25
9% Jan
11
16 % Dec
29
22% May 11
13% May
14% Oct
28% Mar 23
13
16% Mar 24
15
27% Jun
27
19
16% Jan
1
22% Aug
3
15% Jun
17
19
Jan
8
17% Jan
5
24
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
11
66
Aug
4
34% Apr
14
20% Jun
29
26
18
9
Sep
14
3% Dec
31
22
Oct
19
5
8
5%%
Aug 16
Federal
8
23
Jan
48
5
105
29
13
Jan
38% Jan
99% Jan
4
15
8% Jan
4
Mar
Oct
7
29% Jan
2
20% Jan
4
14
86% Jan
5
76
Feb
* 14% Jan
15
13% Jun
8
53% Sep
15
H
63
Jan
12
101% Jun
1
107
Oct
26
105
Apr
7
8
54
Dec
21
49% Feb
17
May
18% July 30
75% Jan
7% Dec
30
13% Mar 17
25% Sep
18
32
93
10
100
Sep
12
7% Mar
Mar 25
8
25% Jan
4
Feb
11
98 % Jan
7
16% Aug 24
24% Feb
27
16% Jan
5
21% Jun
10
29% Dec
7
28% Jan
7
31% Jun
9
39% Oct
21
38 % Jan
4
11% Dec
31
17% Jan
6
11% Jan
22% Feb
11
31% Dec
3
30 % Jan
35
Aug
9
92
Sep
16
33% Oct
6
V* Aug
8
6
103
May 14
21% Apr
23
9
Jan
27
88% Jan
96% Jan
12
94 % Jan
i
14% Sep
15
23% Jan
20
19
Jan
11
6% Dec
29
13% Apr
15
6% Jan
4
48
6
106
100
4
July 23
Vs May 18
37% July 16
100% Mar 19
July
6
July
1
Mar 16
34% Aug 16
9
May 19
11% Aug
65
2
July 13
17%
12%
12%
6,103
77%
76%
77 %
75%
76%
761/4
76%
75%
76%
4,200
*1%
2%
300
2
1%
2
2%
♦2
♦2
2%
17%
16
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
24
17%
16 y8
16%
16%
17'/4
16Ya
17
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15 y»
15%
7,500
24%
16%
25%
16%
24%
*15%
25
•15%
15 Ya
49,700
500
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15 %
15Y4
1,900
21%
22
21%
22
21%
22
22
22
21 Ya
22
4,600
67
65%
65%
67
•65
67
25
24%
25%
24
13%
13
13%
13
13%
58%
♦55
58%
55
♦55
46
♦46%
47%
*46 Va
47%
*463/4
5'/a
5%
5%
5»/a
•64
♦55
•46
58
*
5
6
28%
5
46
5%
,
29 ya
48%
48%
•104
105%
♦64%
5%
29
28%
48 y8
•104
•55
48%
5%
5
29
48%
♦104
100
200
49
12,300
5%
29%
29
48 y» 1
48%
•104
105'/a
26,000
58%
,
5
29'/4
48%
•104
1051/2
6,500
13%
12 Y4
100
23 Ya
23%
13 y8
12%
55
29%
291/4
48%
48%
105 ya
66%
♦64
24%
23%
24%
1,300
48%
4.800
105%
Y
9%
10 %
9%
9%
9%
3,400
26%
Ins N
26%
26%
26%
27-. :'j
27%
26%
27%
9,600
98%
99
99%
98%
99
983/4
99%
98%
98%
1,500
25%
25
25'/4
25 y8
25%
26 y8
26Ya
19,400
82%
81
82 y4
80%
82%
81%
82'A
3,000
1061/2
106%
107%
♦106%
IO6Y4
55%
55%
55Va
1,900
9Va
83/4
8Y1
3.300
35%
5,800
10
-_II7
♦98
1
25
25%
12.50
81
82
—100
106
com
No
X24%
81
r
5
I
>
27%
<
106%
106
107
55
56
56%
56
8%
9
9
9%
9
par
35 %
•100%
j
•18%
107
35%
35%
*
1
56
•55
9 Vn
8%
35%
35%
35%
9%
9%
9%
26
*
54%
nar
L__—.
Fair
Corp
A
35%
9%
9%
34%
35%
110
Inc
"when
$4.20
cum
Food
div
pfd
Franklin
'5111
of
7
14% Aug
11
Froedtert
23 % Jan
4
29% Aug
12
4
81% May 13
100
19
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
3,000
48%
48%
48%
48%
483/4
491/4
49
49
5.600
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
21 y»
20%
21%
21
21%
41,000
43%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
443/4
45
45
45 Ya
2,900
35%
35%
35%
*35%
36 '/a
•35%
36
36
36
99%
99%
*99%
99%
99%
46%
46 V,
45%
453/a
101%
101%
101'/4
is
•99%
100
100
99%
500
110
100
10
45%
101%
•98%
59%
*98%
99%
98Va
98'/a
♦98
99 %
98%
98%
250
ic
I_n0
45%
101%
100
;
32%
34%
33%
34 y4
32%
33%
33
33%
32%
32 Ya
27,300
par
•8%
8%
*8%
8 '/a
*8%
8%
8%
♦113/3
45%
102
102
1
Corp
Co
common
II %
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10
Co
Fruehauf Trailer
69% Jan
•18%
18%
35%
61%
61%
60%
61%
60
60%
\
Jan
27% Mar 24
102
♦101
102
100
Corp
Freeport, Sulphur
4%
18%
35 %
Co____
Stores
19
49'A
1
preferred
3%% preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Sugar
•100%
♦18%
35%
10
common
ser
convertible
Francisco
102
19%
102
48%
Issued"
Machinery & Chem Corp
3%%
19%
7%
Corp—
Common
♦100%
♦18%
♦100%
102
par
Co~Ino
Light
79
6
17%
12%
No par
22
9
17%
12%
*1%
o
»' j00
Co
15
Jan
17
12%
50
(The) comtnon.No
$4 preferred
Florence Stove
Dec
May 15
16%
12%
■
21% Sep
68
16%
13
—~
First National Stores
Firth (The)
Carpet Co
Co
16%
12%
24%
common-
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
Flintkote
7,200
16%
12%
50
-
_
4
Mar 22
A__
Corp
Steel
26
11
9
Shares
20
16%
5
Mfg Co
Stores
12
14% Jan
56'% July
35% Aug 18
Tarrant
Food
Jun
10
83
July 30
107% Mar 19
&
Follansbee
37% Jan
10
Filtrol
Aug 20
Felt
Aug
Aug. 19
12%
1
series
.1
Ferro Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire
47
2
45% Jan
preferred
23
7
13% Apr 13
51% Mar 17
4%%
10% Apr 30
27 Ya Aug 18
99% July 23
26 Yb
,
4
93% Jan
ser
1953
Corp
Federal-Mogul Corp
Federated Dept Stores
4
Jun
1
pfd
pfd
Power
43% Jan
30
cum
conv
II~5o
Fawlck
Power
89
9% Dec
conv
Florida
81
39% Sep
5%
Florida
5
103
48% Aug 17
104% Mar 26
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
37% Aug
4
49% July 23
Jan
99
30 V* July 30
4
2
Jan
67% Sep
41
6
19
1
July
8% Dec
preferred series B
56'% Apr
Aug 17
3 % Apr
14
35% Sep
94
5%
46
27% May 21
1
Falstaff Brewing
Corp.
~IH-l
Family Finance Corp common
1
8
1
2.50
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine &
Airplane Corp 1
Sugar Co
20
27
the Week
Friday
ThUtSuay
Aug. 18
12%
Fajardo
Jan
Sales fwr
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
16%
Ex-Celio Corp.
16% Apr
64 y2 Apr
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 17
76%
Inc
Exchange Buffet Corp
9
53% May
7% Apr
<
i
12% Aug 12
54% Aug
9
9
66% Mar
40
s
4
Mar
Oct
48
Monday
Aug. 16
Par
Eversharp
l
18% Jan
48% Jun
21% Sep 21
,10% Sep 15
STOCK
Evans Products Co
18% Aug 11
4
Apr
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
14% Mar
14
21
NEW
14
39'/St Sep
2
Lowest
Cotatinuetl—Paga 9
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
•13%
100
60
45%
45i/a
102
102
8,500
490
102
100
8%
♦8
8'/4
45 Ya
11%
11%
11%
1,200
60'%
61%
61%
3,300
1
13'/a
13%
♦13%
13Y4
300
29
1
preferred
29%
x28%
28 %
28%
28%
28
28%
28%
28 Ya
32.600
80%
81%
x80
80
80
80
80%
80 y4
80
80
13%
13%
13%
♦13%
14
793
%
Q
4% Sep
3
5
20% Jan
28
19
8% Apr
13
6% Jan
38% May 19
34% Jan
41
23
34% Apr 30
31 % July 16
41% Aug 20
7% Mar
15
15% Sep
15
6% Sep
15
33% Dec
30
10
27% Jan
2
28 % Jan
27
20% Jun
21% Sep
22% Sep
21
33% Jan
15
May
24'/a Jan
20
14
7 % Mar 12
14
37% Mar 12
25
21% Aug 31
29% Mar 24
25% Jan
Dec
22
27% Jan
3% Apr
May
20% Jan
5
12
7
22
4
98% Jun
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
18
31
Sep
15
40% Dec
18
38
Jan
13
10
Nov
19
142
July
9% July 30
14% Mar 18
155
1
135% Aug
Mar 24
Gabriel
Aug
2
Galr
8% Aug
Jan
3% Sep
2
5
Gamble-Skogmo
27
22 % Jan
25% Sep
20
7% Aug
Jan
3
Aug 18
5% Aug
16
Co
Co
5%
(The)
Inc
Gaylord
Container
27% Aug 17
General
American
107
Mar 25
convertible
$4.50
3
General
11
6
General
Jan
148% Feb
4
$8
22% Mar 17
18% Jan
27% July 12
General
14
10% Jan
78
Feb
71
Bronze
4%
1st
41
July 23
4%
July 15
General
2nd preferred
Cigar Co Inc com
preferred
129% Apr
11% Dec
2
7
11
Jan
Aug 10
7%
31
36
48% Mar 24
16
Jan
4
39
46% Mar 24
July 28
35% Jun
Jan
4
74
37% May 17
8% Sep
15
11% Feb
26
5oy« Jun
9% Jan
56% Feb
5
4
23
61% Dec
16
88% Jun
18
94% Jan
2
Jan
8
9% Dec
31
14% Mar 19
8% Jun
21
Jun
17
61
9
60% Jan
5
113% Jun
22
124% Jan
2
Jan
4
Jun
11
119
Jan
14
123% Feb
26
53% Sep
15
69% Feb
4
58% Jan
4
52
106
Jan
94
119
Aug
4
48% Jun
25
12% Aug
2
80 % July 22
101
Mar
11% Feb
124% Mar
123% Jan
5
4
125% Aug
15
99% Jan
14
Jan
4
101
15
25% Feb
5
22% Jan
11
42 % Aug
31
54% Mar 30
48% Jan
21% Sep
15
27% Mar 23
25
2
-
118% Jan
95
4
4
4
65% Dec
^8
59% Dec
21
3% Dec
10
4% Jan
5
3% Jan
29% Dec
28
23% Jun
10
25
18
93
Sep
May 11
37% Jan
28% Jan
18
25% Mar 26
16
Oct
21
100
8
Jan
57% Jan
Jan
100
18
3
136% Aug
3
82% Aug 20
Sep
91
1
70% July 28
21% Sep
112% Jun
8
73
General
cum
Finance
General
Foods
$3.50
$5
Aug 16
13,600
5%
10.800
Public
5%
5%
27 VB
27%
27 y8
27%
27%
27%
27%
*105%
106%
♦105%
1061/4
♦105%
1061/4
•105%
53%
53 %
9%
9%
9%
9%
53
53%
53
54%
54
5 Va
5%
31
♦29%
200
30
321/4
31
31 Ya
5,000
27%
27'/a
27 y4
5,800
106 V4
*105'/a
106%
53 Va
53Yi,
53
9Ya
10
9%
139'/a
9%
9%
*137 »/a
139 V2
137
137'/a
♦136
6,900
10
4,700
50
137%
138'/a
»i37 y2
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27 y8
27
27 Va
263/,
27
14%
15
14%
15
14i/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
14Ya
138
4,100
12,100
80
*79%
80%
80%
80'%
80
80
*80'/a
81
39%
39%
80'/a
39%
80 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
♦39
40
1,000
22'
22
21%
221/4
22%
23'/a
22%
23%
23
23
5,500
♦126
127
126
126
*126
14
14
126
127'%
14
129
*126
13%
13%
14%
70%
67%
71%
71%
43%
44%
12%
12%
.^26
76%
76% '
No par
No par
:j._l
No par
preferred—100
_5
common
*99%' 100 %
.
9%
121%
121%
140
*136
81
81
80%
•
20
30%
72
72%
71%
72%
47%
48%
47%
48%
Service
10c
General Public Utilities
Corp
Railway Signal
preferred
5
com
General
No par
100
x30
*94
98
*96
3,200
743/4
3(900
9%
74%
♦97
•
68%
121%
121%
140
30
96
1213/4
,
3,300
122%
(,.
121%
82'/a
82 Va.
200
140
♦135
140
823/4
56,800
124%
125
125%
125%
600
100%
101
100%
1003/4
1,400
30%
30%
73
71 Va
72
47
47%
47%
47%
96
*94
♦95
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
108
100
3,900
68'/a
30'%
34%
♦106
100
9%
V,.; 9%
1001/4
33%
107
14
..,*971/4
*.
122%
68 Mr
•135
,
30
34
106
-
i.
93/4.
72%
.
4%
4%
75
100
9%
68%
•
125»/4
29%
J
12Ya
100 »/4
125%
par
12%
75
*134
100'A
Co
12%
*124'/a
*124%
*100%
Advertising No
12%
81%
125%
10 0
45
si y8
100%
51,600
92 0J0
44 %
80%
125%
70%
74
2,900
45%
81%
100%
♦72
1
44%
100
68
69%
121%
141
;
9%,
9%
68%
69%
72%
14%
12%
*98
100
No par
Cement
74
76%
75%
100
68%
69 Va
68
121%
*135
.
<1
10%-!-
9%
14%
14 %
44 '/a
12%
u*
68
*71
72
*70
12%
14%
67%
66%
69%
74
69%
*72
44%
Eqp Corp
1
$2.90 convertible preferred-No par
5%
41 Ya
12%
Precision
34% Aug. 11
40%
44%
series
Portland
General
General
41
No par
$3.75
General
5
39«/4
5
com_
Corp
Aug 11
Aug
39
5%
._—__1
100
Outdoor
5
37%
5%
43%
preferred
Preferred
39
5%
32
eonv)—No par
common..;
Motors
37%
5%
321/4
10
;
convertible
General
38%
5%
321/8
new
Corp
Mills
38
32%
preferred
3%%
1,700
32 y8
Instrument Corp:.
General
1.200
29 Ya
32%
100
Corp
preferred
General
33 Va
29%
Corp—
Electric Co
General
5%
($2
323/4
29%
32%
Dynamics Corp common—3
Preferred
General
33 '4
29%
•30
preferred
General
4% Aug 20
34% Aug 19
107
Contract
series
33
29%
30%
50
600
403/4
33%
29%
30%
100
♦40
32%
30%
3iy2
No par
41
33
30
*32%
♦30%
preferred
4
48% Aug
; 96
9
Aug 11
30% Aug
6%
♦401/4
41
41
33
30
31%
conv
General
14% Aug 20
72% Aug
4
8
?9%
—No par
25
9
39%
5
com
30% Mar
28
39%
33
29%
31%
Corp
Corp
17"% May
10% Nov
39%
joo
19% Jan
117
5,500
Investors com__l
35% Mar 25
129
5,500
8 Ya
1.66%
10
Jan
26%
8%
6
50
Corp
16
122
26%
8%
1
com
16% Jun
Dec
5Y4
26'/a
8%
II"_2
Inc
preferred
29% Sep
2
5Ya
26 y4
8%
No par
General Cable
6
15% Aug 11
80% Aug
5
8
5%
2 6'/a
8%
_50
preferred
5
Jan
5%
26%
8%
Transportation—2.50
Baking Co common
,_5
15
May
5%
26'/4
8%
Amer
9% Sep
70
5%
X25%
8%
No par
preferred
57% Aug
5%
26%
8%
5
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood
Industries
4%%
5%
26%
5
Co
31% July 26
34% Aug
2
5%
1
common
common
preferred
(The)
Co
Gardner-Denver
17% Jan
Mar 25
Inc
convertible
Gamewell
2.700
1
(Robert)
108
♦106
34%
30
4.300
47%
34 Ya
34%
5,100
96
4%
4%
33
72
47
*94
96
4%
34;,/4
57,300
9,000
33
108
33
3,700
♦106
108
30
33
♦106
1,300
70
Mi
30
-;
"
Dec
16
12% Jan
4
14% July 30
General
Realty
Sep
15
25% Feb
3
20% Apr
28
Refractories
12
51
Jan
12
24% July 22
51% July 13
General
40% Nov
General
Shoe
87% Jan
6
10% Jan
19
86% Dec
14
2
23
96% Mar 16
30
41
Apr
101
33% May 11
25% Sep
31% Feb
22
25% Jan
2
18
Apr 20
37% May 21
7
32
July 28
Gen
8
Jan
28
15
34% Mar 11
29% Jan
4
12
40% July 29
74% Dec
16
85
May 11
75% Jan
4
91
Aug 16
Time
4%%
July 29
76
Dec
1
72% Feb
16
79
Mar 18
3%%
69
Sep
99
18% Jan
15
49% Dec
14
Dec
16
15
16% Mar 25
13% Jan
4
79% Apr
13
82% Oct
2
80
8
10 % Sep
23
21 % Jan
9
10% Jan
14
38 % Mar 20
28% Jan
9% Oct
28
32% Jan
2
96% Jun
23
12% Sep
27% Oct
106
10% Jan
4
Jan
11
105% Jan
4
46
Jan
20
6% Feb
26
137% Apr
26
60% Sep
21
80% Jan
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4
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2
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4
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29
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20
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27
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18
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4
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4
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19
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25
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12
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18
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30
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28
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15
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29
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3
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15
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31
33
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4
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22
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18
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1
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95
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56
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27
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22
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43% Sep
100
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31
9% May
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14% Aug
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100
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15
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11
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20
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9
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11
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preferred series:'A100
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Hilton Hotels Corp—
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8
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19
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14
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10
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91
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21
7
20
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t
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11
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89
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6
17
113
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4
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85
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,—>—2,50
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14
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17
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25
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100
i
30% July 12
4
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Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
30
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*
33% July 23
'
11% Jan
iHall
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80 /July 29
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6
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32
8
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15
22% Apr
26% Aug 13
7 % May 20
4
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20 %
;
4
102% May 11
•
121
46% Aug 17
52% Aug 13
5,100-
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103
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5
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84%
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the Week
Aug. 20
36y8
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96
23, 1954
Sales for
Friday
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100 %
Sugar.
preferred
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Corp
Aug. 16
*
.
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Aircraft
26% Dec
4114 Sep
Par
preferred
Tuesday
Aug. 17
Monday
*
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug 19
Aug. 18
AND
LOW
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4
60% Sep
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
87% July 31
12 % Jail
>
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
l'car 1.953
Monday, August
Continued—Page 6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
ltauge for Previous
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
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20%
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20%
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18
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8
22
31
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4
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29
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15
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4
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14
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11
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15
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10
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24
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24
47
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54% >•> **53
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100
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54%
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53%
33%
15
Silver
'
37%
44%
International
53%
6,200
52%
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20%
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1
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48%
47 3'8
1,100
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,32%
w'20V4*
v—No par
.
13.000
60
A *51%
*20%
Aug 17 >•, Interstate Power Co
—'——3.50
33% Jan 26
Int.erl.ype Corp
-No par
34% July 21
Towa-UHtiois Gas Rr, Elec Co.Nopar
29% Aug
5
18% Jan 20
46 5/a
129 ' 77 131%
■
163
>
2%
$4 preferred
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'
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.
'
62%
14
33 % Jan
:... 13%
47%
/
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48
5%.' preferred/—
100
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29% Aug 16
9%: Sep
29% Jail
23%
4%
47%
;
3
Jun
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Packers .LimW.ed
International
•
52 Va
47%
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5
'
14
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51%
52%
54%
54
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;
23% Aug 17
24
14'%
*
51
Aug
5
35% May 28
Jan
54'/4
No par
Mining Corp
International
>-
July 27
42% July 23
38% Dec
••:'
13%
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53%
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53%
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48%
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52%
100
preferred——
of
;
51%
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Int'l Nickel
,
52%
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International
48%
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54
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60
36%
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48%
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52%
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52%
52%
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preferred
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1
common
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54%
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59
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1
20
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48%
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.
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3
Harvester
48
51%
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Business
Int'l
; 48%
51%
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Iron
Int.'l
59%
48
100
:—i
preferred
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51%
59%
128
i
preferred
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56
50%
__No;par
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.
55%
51%
60%
'
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common
56%
50%
50
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i
59%' July 16
55%
60
.-50
new
preferred———-
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Aug 19
40% May 27
29
A
Inspiration Cons Copper
2
80% Aug
2
106% May 19
7% July 14
cum
6%
/
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13
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10% Mar 17
29
45% Aug
Jun/
138
20
com new_No par
ser
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'* 3% May 21
4
•
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preferred
2.
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1
4.42% cum preferred—^
J_50
Illinois Terminal RR Co—j—5
/Indianapolis Pwr & Lt new—No par
Indusfria Electrlca De Mex S A
Industrial
Rayon
1
1—1
2.1
16
45% Dec
6
6
pfd
conv
4.70%
,
Aug 19
35% Apr
94 1 Fob
6%
4.26%
>•■
3
32% Apr
1
Co
Illinois Power Co. common—-No pa r
.•
4.08%-cum preferred
^
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May 13
32%. Jun
172
Jan
34% Jan
12% Mar 18
16
306
-
1% Jan
132% Mar 11
15
■
.
July 27 '
16% Aug 20
Jan
25
77
9
47% Jail
7
17
28% Jan
26%. Mar 24
39% Jan
2
28
37 y8 Aug
I
Power
Illinois Cent RR. Co
26
100-
28
Jan
Jan
,
67% Aug
4
34% Aug 13
20% Aug 19
May 11
27% Jail
-
90
9% Sep 15
47% Jun
Jaii
Jan
170
July 29
24
15
1
4
4
14
31
49%.July 2
135% July 15
11
13% Sep
15
Jan
21
21 % Jfcn
24% Sep
148% Jllli
23
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40% Jail
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15
4
Dec
1% Oct
54 Vz Apr
11
29%. Feb
34 % Dec
15
51% Jan
48
Dec
.
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76
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53
Mar
5
13
7
21% Sep
50
12
May 25
21
15
27 % Sep
Jan
i
Idaho
Aug
5
July 22
Oct
15
•■
62
11% Apr
35% Sep
86
57% July 28
62% Aug
6
48% May 21
52
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Apr
14
5
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38% Sep
84
9
44
2
18
16
48'% May 19
7% Jun 27
•
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56% Jun
44
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43% Jun
48% Mar 25
40% May 25
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1,700
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15
17% Oct
14
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25
25% Mar
82
89
34',
July
7
16
May 12
17% Aug 31
Feb
9
26
Apr
23
43
Nov
6
88% Jun
19
101
Jan
16
57% Aug 31
50% Feb
9
19
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19
Jan
19
6
8
Aug 19
8
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35 % Apr
22
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16
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2
61% Mar 31
66% Dec
8
59 % May
7
48% Aug
103
Apr
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
Jones
Laughlin
5
19% Jan
4
27% Aug
3
85% Jan
4
92
31
9
36% Apr
3
July 26
13
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&
32,700
25%
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25%
25%
27%
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35
31
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102 %
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103
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76
12%
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3
7%
25%
36
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103
7%'
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25%,
34%
100
5% preferred series A_
Joy Mannfaduring Co
7%
25-
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common
Corp
7
7
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59
47
152
8%
3
39%
92%
92
44%
*90
*1151/4
5
16
152
28 %
Jan
29
*151%
153%
17%
,
61'/a
>
21,000
"
i
20
*46
1%
39%
59%
11%
46'A
603/4
61 VB
117%
92% Jan
11% Dec
25
11%
*46%
62
common.
$3.75 preferred
72% Dec
.
12%
46%
17%
19%
59
,
■
*23A
!
39%;
*171/4
i
12%
12%
46%
277/B
97% Mar 29
18% July. 2
171/4
60 VB
*1153/4
35% Aug 12
10
393/a
201/4
28
4
30% Feb
171/4
,
*8'A
3
*2%
59V4
^
3%
8%
8%
39%
20
•
117
3
14
39%
1
•
3
*2%
,
27%
Jan
20% Sep
41 % Nov
3
401/4
*115%
91 % Jun
n
1 Ve
'
8%
8%
*2%
393A
30 %
28
If".
8%
8%
3
i40%
IVB
•
lVe
10
20
4
2,300
1
1 %
16%
32% Mar 23
Dec
10,400
IVb
•
*8%
-
113% July 30
15
17V4
16%
5
45
17
293/e
Jan
83
17'A
17%
104
6
17
31
\5
95
17%
94% i
110% Jan
Jan
17'A
30%
16
95
17%
*2%
Copper
Magnavox-' Co )(The>—2—
Aug 19
49% July
6,000
17%
94%
Feb
24
% Sep
25
42%
*16%
38
Jan
27
-22% Aug
4
42%
221
30
85% Nov
16
18% Aug
8
Jan
18
42%
10
7
Magma
5
May 12
32% Aug 11
16% Jan
42 VB
17%
39%
Square Garden—i__No par
"Magic Chef,
_2-No par
95
1
9%
41%:
*1
>
*
9%
42%
17V4
5
*87%, ,.89
.
10
93/4
1,000
93/4
601/2
par-
1,800
42 VB
20%
2;
25%
10 Ve
17VB
com
%
600
25%
D
4%%
28
42% Dec
July 2
Sep 15
Sep 29
75
4
4
*87% ..89
29 Ve
61%
42 (A
60%
Marshall
•
,
*87
56
29 '/B
*61'A
9%
203/e
50% Aug 11
13% Feb
Jr'
•;
88%
*55
500.
413/4
17%
31% J my 29
Jan
8 81/2
*87
10V4
60%
12
,16% Jan
88 Va
v. ,,
20 %
29
5
14% Mai*
*87
'
17%
Apr
82
18% Mar 20
;.
i
59%.
24% Jan
25% Mar 19
10
Sep 14
16% Dec 29
'17% Sep 15
:
Aug
253/4
25%
Madison
28
lU'/e Aug 16
28% Aug 16
15% Aug 20
66% Aug 20
253A
25%
20%
'
80
(
15
31
.
25%
5
10
F
25%
___No par
Co.
Corp common..—5
preferred (eonv)■
50
Marquette Cement iVlig CO_—
10
42
22% Sep
:_1
v
29%
61 Va
*55
-
26
17%
1_4_1'
56
29%
,
61%
10
No par
2
Macy (R H) Co Inc,com
6% Aug 11
18
1,400
series
Mack
5% Jan; 25
21
16
Fen
16 Va
series
series
(}%
8% Fleb ,15
44% July 19
21% Aug 19
530
16
61%
preferred——100
Mac.AUclrews <fe
Aug 19
8 % Jan
1
613/4
-
41
No par
Corp..
1,100
16
,
61
56
29%
29%
5
Cement
23%
61%
-
10
No par
eonv
23V4
*25%
IOO
Libby
*.
4%
1
62
62
__5
—_
4%
23%
29%
*55
56
291/8
29%
4
2
.
4
(5% Sep
:
*55
4%
23%
1053/4
1001/2
M W.
Aug 19
4% Mar 10
3% Jan
1
•
16% Sep
11 % Jun
r
88
7% May 27
8
15% Sep
517
55%
29%
•
11%
11%
.'4%
-f'■
16
*55
1
Lowenstchi <M) & Sons Inc com—1
4%%
preferred, series A
-—100
Lukens Steel Co—„2—2--2———10
12% Aug 16
45% Aug 18
13V% Jan 19
12% May 10
8
6,300
11%
i
M,
16
1
4%
Louisville
23
20% Jan
10
Jan
11%
11%
11%,
113/4
4%
4%
•
l'/t
preferred ——2--2100
Louisville Gas &, El Co (Ky)-Nopar
45% Aug 11
"
11%
16
pfd—i—No par
m
23
41
2,400
16 Ve
25
Myers Tobacco
Lorillurd
25
Jun
50 'A
503/b
250
4.25%
15
101
49%
50%
'<
4.35%
48% Aug » 5
7R% July 28
'
15
50%
50aA
16
—J_-
Long Island Lighting Co
100% Aug 12
102% Aug
2
26% May 18
30
21% July
493/4
50
16%
*
Long Bell Lumber
5%
3,800
■••*16%
50
Lone Star, Gas Co
2
8,500
49%
4%
.
17
106% Mar
Marl6
30
491/4
23'A
2
Co
4%%
92
293/4
*4V4
Products
Lone Star
913A
J
49% 1
23'A
3%%
convertible preferred—100
l.oeklieed Aircraft Corp—2^
:.l
Loew's lnc
—No par
,3
;
30
49%
i_l
"Lionel Corp (Tint)—
29% Aug 19
*116% Aug 12
28% Aug 16
22'% Jan
18% Mar 25
9
106% Jan
6
4(5% Aug
Jail
!()''% Jan
92
29%
,
23%
44% Aug ,11
17% Aug 12
110
92
48%
-
f
10,500
30-'
49%
11%
4%
200
30
353/4
49
291/B
48%
*23
80
10
11%
.
85
34%
.34%
800
•
134%
293/4
92%
29%
23%
Jan
15
34%
29
*341/4
*84%
91% ,91%
*911/2
r
23%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.——No
-
34%
34%
51%
'
50%
J_4
Jan
k
'
4,100
147
*283A
1
•('
500
73%
*144
i
34%
:<■
2,200
25%
73
1
V
28%
34%
25%
,
73%
148
*84 Va r.85
85
35'A
J
25%
i
28%
35
,
: *84%
Nopai
26
13 % Jail
29:
29
*34
.
•
i
34%
73
*145
49%
30
49
pfd_75 PesosMex
67
v
\
291%
34V2
"84 Vi >85
•i
92
29%
n«.r
AAA—No par
2nd
—
29%
1» 1
35 V2
92
10
lsf preferred
Co.
34%
*145
34%
30
84
1 >
74
148
72%
•
149
*25
25'A
25 VB
25V4
75
«
*146
44%
*43
""
-4.-1——
preferred
74
•
149%
29%
84
100
—_
C<>——No
common
Fink
251/4
74Vi
*33% '•34%
10
13'
Mar 19
-
1
____
'
74
*146
.;_i
—
25%
25%
100
27
14% Mar 25"
7% Oct
(cum.)
Lion
23Vu Jun
*
-.1
i„Na par
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No
34 %
2,600
■
14%
25
18
57%
15
5
_
27% Aug 16
15
57%
571/2.
15
Libby McNeill &
Life Saver's Corp
i'tny 2(i
105
57%
43%
41% May 21
Feb
*104
58 V4
21 %
18% Jail
74
105
105
58
58V2
43%
Valley RR—
;
Valley Coal" commbn
Oil
,
i
21%
Lehn
Mar 12
♦104
105%
22%
preferred
Belt
20
104%
*1041%
21%
(The)
Link
30
105'%
*103
105
22 Vb
Lerner Stores Corp—
19
104%
*104%
103
44V2
'labbey-Owens-Ford Glass
July 30
10
*103
103
105
<=
1,000
21%
(The)--—*1—J
noncum
7%
98V4
*43%
Coal & Navigation Co
Liggett efe
*96%
451%
V
Lehman Corp
29
'•
22
Portland Cement
8s
98 V4
21%
Co_i
noncum
50c
*96 Va
2,400
2,700
-
45 %
preferred
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
38
22
(The)
Bryant;
*371/2
451%
common—;
&
Co
-
45%
20% May
29% Nov
30 % Dec
Co
373/4
21%
Inc
H)
37%
4,900
2%
50
30 % Jan
4
17
92
105
57%
21 % Feb
23
'36% Sep
Co
*
•
•
55
*2%
*104
►104
57%
14
Jun
Sep
2
22
4 7%
103
100
Son$ Co common_3
Aug 10
Apr
98 V4
105
15
103% Jun
1
'
18
94% Aug
Mai
38%
47% Mar 16
.
18
164
96 %
97
57%
Lee Rubber & Tire
Lees (James) &
40% July
2
18% May 24
20% Aug 17
47
98V4
Co common.:
Lane-Wells Co
'
May .1 o
10% Aug 11
.67% Jan
*96%
97
*103%
*
27% Mar 2730% Mar 3
20 % Apr
146% Dec
«
2
.
142% Jun
56
35% Sep
97
Lane
'7
60% Aug 16
12% Aug 12
36% Mar 22
6
171% Nov
•'
371/2
54%
.
8.75
4%
Lambert
l
9 % Jun
37%
36
'
2%
Light Coj
La Consolidiidu
6%
6
3% Jun
4
.15%.Jan.; 4
22% Mar 17
?-42%
Jan
38%
preferred—No pur
Laclede Gas
■
ft
56
Mar 30
34
10% Mar 27
7
10% Sep
•' Sep
11% May 24
5% Feb 18
!
6% Jan
22
Nov
Apr
38 Vb
35%
551/4
23%
preferred—.
;preferred \
Kresge (S S) Co
42% Aug 20
17% Aug 12
1.% Apr ,1ft
% Jan
6-
4% Jan
36
2
26
■
95
-
27% Jan
20
22
1
Jan
Aug 10
7% May
23
Mar 24
% Dec
-
Koppers
July 20
95
3;
prior
Kroger
26
29% Feb
34
64
$5
Aug
9
30% Aug 11
23
38 %
*38
]00
l
5
Jun, '
36%
55
2%
County Land Co
j
2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire C0U-N0 par
Kimberly-Clark Corp cqiu.-i._No par
Kress <S
67
36
55%
2%
•'
.
Kern
8
19% Jan
9
11% Jan
155
'*
36 %
551/4
2%
105
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Kemiecott. Copper
23
48% Jun
Jan
non-cum
Kansas Power
37% July 13
97
May 20
24% Aug
16% Aug'
36
55%
*2%
1041%
Kinney (G ;R)
,
37
551/4
;———No par
Common
4'"
36
2%
105
13
24% Mai- 17
10
Dec
% Jun
14
Shares
Aug. 20
55%
103
29
64
23
'6%
"
•
the Week
Friday
Aug. 19
37
105
Aug 16
14
7% Oct
Dec
5
Sales for
1 hursday
*2%
103
Apr
52% Aug
28
PRICES
55%
"104%
Apr
34% Jan
3% May 27
SALE
36%
loo
_
39
,51% Apr
24
21 % Jun
preferred
preferred
,4''/" cony preterm!
King-Seeley Corp —•
21
July 14
14
Feb
9% Jun
41
Mar 12-
25% Jun
•
42
18% Mar 18:
56
•
29% July 22
48% July 23
25% Aug 20
Dec
147''.
Dec
.5% Feb
■
•14% Dec
46
5
cum
30
4
Aug. 17
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 18
l
ioo
86
*
AND
Tuesday
10
& Lt Co coin.No par
4.20% preferred
Kansas City Southern—
''25% Aug
4
75
Aug 17
147
Aug 13
6
5
29
9
22% July 30
15% Aug 20
13
Monday
Aug. 16
50
preferred
4.50%
-
Mar 1»
41% Jan
31
4%
87% Aug
3
49% May 21
14
81% Dec
3.80%
23% Aug 17
'28'A Sep
31% Dec
Aug
4
24% Jau
May 12
Kansas; City Pr
Mar 13
4
79 % Jan
'Mar
28
Aug' "2
59% July 28
45% Aug 16
23
"
•
Par
& ciiem
Corp
o% cum
preier.red (eonv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace:
'
21
1
July
STOCK
Kaiser Alum
2
lg
97% Mar 18
"104% Apr 15
Jan
102
'
39'A
LOW
K
1
3% Jan
28
YORK
EXCHANGE
V4 July
58% July
103% Aug
105% Dec
NEW
40
2% July 20
32% Jan
4
Continued—Pag* 7
STOCKS
1
Highest
26% jun
8% Jan
2(5 Va Jun
49
$
-
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
96
1043/4
31%
98 3A
983A-
25%
'34%
99%
60
99%.
40
105
98
98
96
50
106
110
*94
96
106
106
*105
31%
21,300
1,000
35
105
*93
31
1,400
26 Ve
30 Va
31 Ve
i
80
12,600
-
19
20
Fificmci&l ChTofticlc
The CcTUTficTc^dl (ffld
(736)
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
55y» Sep
22% Jun
66% Dec
22
9
29 % Dec
7
21 % Oct
65 % Jan
4
91
9
26% Jan
4
9
30
Dec
~31
31%
31 Ve
31%
30%
3
32%
32 '/2
32 V*
131J/2
131%
July 28
Aug
2
3
94% Jan
11
104
Oct
Minn
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
26
9% Jan
4
71% Jan
12
Jan
5
78
Apr
26% Jan
22
19% May 26
21% Jan
17
21% Dec
21
21
Feb
15
18
34% Mar 25
27% Jan
4
24% Aug
5
34% Mar 30
15% Sep
14
23% Mar 25
15% July 19
19% Mar 16
34 J/2 Jun
10
41 Vo Mar 17
37
46 % Aug
4
Dec
31
57% Sep
33% Sep
15
15
22
Dec
31
13
6
'A Mar 12
70 y2
Jan
4
4
29
4
4
70% Aug
54 % Feb
17
tMissouri Pac RR 5%
5
24% Feb
16
MonawK
61
Mar 17
58 '/4 Jan
23
40
Jan
33 >/t Dec
17
19% May
7%
preferred series A
Jan
5
15% Mar 25
13
11
20% Mar 23
16% Jan
5
16% Aug 17
27y8 Aug 16
Mojud
15j/4 Sep
79
15
95% Jan
79% Mar 29
97% May 12
Monsanto
Sep
20
Mar 31
Co
Inc
Machine
Monarch
Chemical
17% Sep
14
28% Mar 11
19
24 Vb Aug
4
10
32 '/4 Mar 26
31% Jan
4
38% July 26
Montana
17
40% Dec
31% Feb
1
49»/4 Jun
Monterey
53% Sep
11% Sep
18
65 % Mar 19
56
4
15
Dec
18% Apr
15 Vs Apr
31
21% Dec
14
18
15
Sep
15
6
27% Jan
'27%
231/2
12%
14
133/4
14'A
13%
13%
13
13 3/a
96
95 %
96
95i%
953/4
95
951/2
2,900
68'%
68%
x67 %
68%
663/4
67
66%
671/a
67%
671/a
*104%
105%
*104
105'%
104%
*104%
1051/2
11
11 Vb
11
11%
76%
76%
76%
76%
20%
20%
*20
3/a
23%
23%
31%
31%
10%
11
103/4
*76%
77
76%
76%
76%
20%
20%
203/8
.
2j3/4
233/4
3,900
31%
31%
12,300
12,800
17%
17%
17%
45
443%
171/8
45
46
*73/4
8
7%
7%
69 '/a
69 3/a
69'/8
69%
69
69 3/a
9,400
47'/2
48 %
48
48
47%
48'%
6,700
23
23%
23%
223/4
23
48%
49%
48 3/a
49
23%
233/a
233/a
X23
12
Jan
5
43
Dec
31
16%
16'A
16%
7,600
251/4
26
25%
251/s
25%
25%
16,100
89 y2
90y4
89%
90%-
X89%
90ya
13,500
28,800
15%
90%
89
%
90%
Morrell
Motorola
16% Jun
14 %
Jan
23% Aug
25% Aug
22 3/4
231/4
22 3/4
223/4
23
24'/8
353/4
36
36
36
363/4
36%
36'A
36%
38%
36 3%
373/a
37
37%
36%
37'/4
25,100
67%
68%
68%
70%
69%
741/2
73%
74%
73%
743/4
112,200
16%
16'%
12
Products
Motor
5
Wheel
16 3/a
14%
15
14%
43
42%
Mullins
16% Apr
8
Munsingwear Inc
471/8 Feb
2
Murphy Co (GC) common
7
110% July 29
9
Mfg Corp
4%%
26
18% Jan
11
50
Feb
25
42% Jan
4
531% Aug 19
51
Feb
2
37
4
42% May 27
74
2
993% Jan
36% Mar 25
8
15% Jan
74% Mar 29
921/4 July 27
Nashville
30
493/4 Aug 16
17% Aug 11
National
Acme
National
15
Oct
6
11 '/a
Sep
14
Jan
8
12% May
7
18
(F E)
& Bros
Chatt
21% Mar
13% May 11
19
19
National
Automotive
25% Mar 20
203% jan
34% Aug 11
National
38
36 % Jan
43% Aiig
National
1583% jun
24
1743% Dec
14
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Feb
26
11
60% Dec
24
57% Jan
13% Jan
2
183% Aug 18
17
►
92
Aug 16
National
Cash
National
City
National
21
4
18% Aug 20
14% Aug 16
5
26% Aug
Sep
21
19% Mar 27
56% Jun
10
66% Dec
Dec
29
153% Jan
23% Jan
16'A
153/4
1,800
403%
41%
403/8
41
411/2
7.60Q
100
10
109%
1091/4
*109y4
111%
*109'/2
1111/4
10
25%
253/4
25%
26%
26'%
27%
26%
27'A
26'/4
261/a
36,200
50%
51
51%
53
53
523/4
53 Va
52 '/a
42%
42%
42%
29
99% Jan
5
1
85% Dec
15
29% Apr
155 % Jun
-
16 3/a
100
883%
89
*88
493/4
49
16%
16%
„
1,200
41%
413/4
*40 3/4
413/4
200
89%
88%
88'A
*88%
88%
48
163%
52y2
43-%
*88
493/4
16%
.
*
53
♦413%
89%
48%
"
15%
41
48'%
47%
48
48
48
2,600
16'%
16%
1'6 3%
161/2
16%
16%
5,600
30
15
15%
14%
15
15
153%
155%
15%
5
Fibres
32%
323/4
31%
323%
313%
313%
313%
323%:
31%
31%
11,100
-10
42%
43%
423%
43%
43
43%
43
43'/4
42%
42%
10,200
176%
176%
1763%
177
177%
Inc—1
177
177
177
15%
16 '/4
177
177
640
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
133/4
13»%
13'%
13
13%
No par
893/4
92
87
903/4
873%
89
87 3%
88
87%
88'/4
18
18%
14%
143%
14%
143%
253%"
25%
25%;
Corp
Register
Lines
18
1
Inc
18%
18
181/8
common—1
Co
6,600
14%
14%
Xl43/a
14%
25%
X25%
25%
*
18
11,200
4,000
,
18'/a
183/8
9,400
13%
(i4y«
35,900
24%... 25%,
18%,,
5,000
~
25
18
21% July 27
National
Cylinder Gas Co
1
21%
213/4
21%
213/4
21 'A
21%
21%
21%
21
213/«
5,400
25
89% Aug
5
413/4 Aug 17
National
Dairy Products
5
813/8
81%
82%
83
81%
81%
813%
82
80'A
si y4
6,700
41
41%
41%
413%
41
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
6
24
383% Dec
31
38
173'/2 Nov
4
172
NOV
4
141% Jan
29
8% Feb
When Issued
14%
143/4
15
143/4
15
15
15%
15%
15%
5,400
21%
21
213%
20%
21%
20.3%
21'%
20%
20%
40,700
945%
♦941/4
Distillers
12
5
4'A%
Prod
pfd series of 1951
National
$4.50
933/4
100
1
35%
No par
Gypsum Co
3,300
14%
201/8
Department Stores
National
July 13
;
~
1
5
National
5
104
93 % Jan
25%
common—5
20
37 % Aug
Jan
9% Dec
preferred
97% Feb
Jan
3
2
conv
15 % Aug
20 % Jan
Nov
$1.25
213/a Aug
16% May
87 % Jan
22% May 20
96
*41V2
16%
16%
153/4
153/4
16
42
16%
25%
403% Aug 20
12% Jan
8
84
24»/4
17% Feb
8
22
25
62 % Feb
14
16% Sep
243/4
110
common.
Container
15% Apr
10% Jan
193% Jan
253/8
-10
Can
8
15
Biscuit Co
National
2
243/4
41%
preferred A
5
11% Jan
Sep 15
Aug 31
17 % Sep
1%
21
Apr
15% May
20% Dec
19
Dec
180
•
253/4
*109'/4
Aviation Corp
14
Jan
25'%
4,700
.100
22
15
172% Jan
10,900
301/2
1
Sep
10
243/a
29%
1
16% Sep
Jan
24
30%
"
41%
St Loula
&
19% Sep
9
24%
293/4
24%
111%
Co
34
Mar 19
17,400
30%
29%
*24%
50
No par
4% preferred
Myers
1,500
29%
24%
41%
Corp of America com
Murray
241/8
29
22%
24%
4,800
♦109'%
Airlines
Sep
28
Jan
27% Aug
22 i/a
24'/a
30
21%
24%
161/4
16'A
.1
preferred
24% Feb
211/a
24%
22'/8
29
5
16'/2 Sep 15
42% Aug 26
35% Dec 29
22
243/a
22
24%
1
1
28% Mar 24
29
12,500
43
5
4
Jun
153/4
42%
tl%
*
22 '/a
22
3.400
151/8
431/8
16'/a
42%
10
l63/8
15 '/a
42%
15
42%
~
3,900
14%
16%
14%
42%
Corp
Apr
13'/« Jan
16%
14%
42'%
Corp
Mueller Brass Co
106
16 Vb
No par
«to Co
30% Aug 17
39% Jun
6
23%
3 5 3/a
37
Inc
19% Jan
3
22%
35%
3
(John)
Motor
2
1
23%
35'%
36%
No par
28
23
May 19
50
July 15
23
23
5
Moore-McCormack Lines
16
15% Aug 20
45
21 Va Mar
6
Mar 16
U0'/4 Mar
16% Aug
4
1,100
16%
16
a*
153/4
X25%
15%
No par
(The)
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
11 % Mar 24
3,800
1
Power Co
Oil
4,600
.
73%
23
88%
17%
451/8
7%
69%
69
•
17'/4
45%
8%
7%
27%
17%
45
173/8
44%
15
200
.
24'A
31%
17%
25
.
23%
31%
44%
69%
20y2
2*
16%
68%
270
32
44%
8'%
*20
7,600
237a
32
8
10
76%
*20 3/a
6,500
11
31%
24
30%
.
IIV4
11
20%
23%
105%
*104
1041/4
!
3
'if74 nug 20
12 % Jan
26% Mar 13
104% May 18
Jan
20
30 % Jan
16
34% Mar 18
29
21% Sep
11
43'% Jan
10% Sep 15
% Dec 29
29
12,
23
X95'/2
5
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Jan
25% Jun
9
233/4
12%
No par
Co
1,600
23%
95%
100
pfd_100
20
1-25
Tool
110
263/4
24
23%
263/4
1
29% Nov
21
conv
Carpet Mills
24%
26%
11%
No par
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com
9Vb Apr
26'/4
23%
26%
94
1-50
Mfg common
4
Vb Jan
6
Aug
5
26%
133
10,000
12,600
No par
& S S Marie
No par
No par
Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
Mission
Corp
1
Mission Development Co
—5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
21
9
19% Nov
&
preferred
Minneapolis-Moline
22
24% Oct
Min
26
19,800
26
X25%
24'%
133
132
132
131
131
25%
$4
105% Aug
5
ll'/2Jan 21
5
St Paul
Minn
32
132%
23%
Corp
10
Mlnneap & St Lou Ry new—No par
5
1
May
31%
132%
Oil
29
23
88
Midwest
14% Aug 18
29
1
18% Nov
55'/4 Jan
5
100
common
70% Jun
Jan
102
Prod
1st preferred
99y2 Jun
4
19% Jan
8% Dec 29
69
Jan
8%
24
Inc
11
8% Jan
67
5,600
31'%
25
30
8,000
34 3%
10
27
60 V* Dec
31%
341/8
Utilities
8
19 Ve Jan
31%
341/4
Middle
Midland
21
68% Nov
311/2
33'A
9
21 Ve Jan
6
30%
33'/4
88%
6
27
31
87%
3
Apr
42
91
88%
20% Jun
~8%
891/2
87%
24% Mar 20
53 % Feb
89'/a
88
Steel
Shares
87%
86%
South
the Week
Aug. 20
Aug. 19
Aug. 18
Aug. 17
Aug. 16
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
10
Feb
Feb
Par
Sales for
high sale PRICES
and
Tuesday
Petroleum
126% Jan
136
Monday
Mid-Continent
Aug 20
9
7
Feb
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
32% July
34% Jun
46% Jan
139
YORK
Highest
31
27% Mar
14
125% Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
.-Monday, August 23,
.
Continuad—Pag® t
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
.
*101%
common
preferred
94
943/a
35%
104
943%
34%
*102%
*93%
941/4
34%
353/4
104
34%
*102%
.
104
941/4
333/4
*102%
600
94%
34%
34%
35
9,000
102%
10
52%
53%
9,900
*178i/4
1791/2
460
102%
104
'
132
Apr
7
15
146
Feb
9
20 % Dec
31
37% Mar 19
20
25% Sep
July 30
25
May 24
104 3% Jan
4% Jan
10
2
Sep
14
4% Dec
28
10V2 Jun
12% Jan
5
343/4
521/4
,52%
4
36% July 22
Jan
4
99
4
363/g July 30
'114
Jan
6
% Feb
17
12
4
fU
14
Jan
Jan
93% Apr
2
14% Mar 30
86
18
92J%Jan
94
56
Dec
30
233% Sep
8
17'% Sep
183% Dec
Jan
20
40% Jan
16% Jan
29
12
72 % Mar 23
preferred
conv
Theatres
Vulcanized
Natomas
Co
Nehi
Mar 29
153/4 Aug
Feb
35
*30'/a
35%
351/4
35%
97%
97'%
,
35
98%
*97%
35
35'%
34%
139%
*137
I
'
'
98%
.
35
.
140
,345%
*136
,
35
973/4
.
140
35
7%
71/8
1
12 3/a
12%
123%
12%
12%
12'%
123%
12%
123/8
353/4
94 y2
94%
.....
L_1
16
*96
Newmont.
-
15%
106
15'%
106
34%
95
8%
8%
8%.
8%
.
11.800
81/2
"
151/8
*105%
83%
370
5,300
141
63%
100
15,900
973/4
34%
73%
England Electric System
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd
1,100
*138%
;
71%
common
300
14,800
30%
35%
50%
30%
61
7%
95
153%
*105%
35'/4
.
11
,
16%
161/s
16%
97%
96
96
34%
*94%
16%
♦96
111%
153%
106
34%
95
16'%
98
11 '
153%
*105'%
35
11
;
.
*94%
16 Vb
*96
*96
98
7QO
153%
,
98
260
15,600
16 y4
,
1,000
{
94%
16 »/8
;16%
1,900
35
94%
•95
11,200
106
♦105y2
35
35
900
73/8
12'/2
.
153/8
15'%
106
11%
11 VB
*
10
10
58%
61%
60
613%
59%
60
583%
59%
59
59
5,300
1
Mining Corp_.
Newport Industries common
15%
153/4
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
153/4
4,200
23'% Mar 17
Newport News Ship <fe Dry Dock
1
18% Jan
4
40'/2 Aug
2IV4 Aug
New
York
Air
5
25% Jan
18% Jan
11
26
New
York
Central
4%% preferred
100
*74%
76
*74%
76
74%
741/4
76
*74
74
74
383/4
383/4
393%
30
■
30
Feb
Brake—
38%
No par
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
373/4
5,300
20 3/4
20%
20%
207/8
20%
20 %
205%
205%
20 3/8
20%
10,200
22
22'%
22
22%
213/4
223/8
213%
22
213/a
21%
41,300
38
39
21,000
*111%
112%
New York Chic & St Louis Co—
13
Sep
4
8% Jan
109% Mar
5
32% Apr
9
106% Jan
11
17% July 13
63
21
39
Aug 20
Common
6
112
Aug 18
6%
15% Mar
70
1
Jan
20
Jan
24
Aug 16
New York
20
70
July 26
New York Dock
493% Dec 29
520
Jan
8
348
34
Feb
18
22
Mar 23
65% Feb
5
51
Apr
7
14% Apr
May
5
19% Jun 16
Feb
2
673/4 Aug 20
25% Aug 12
New
9
85% Jan
Apr
14
90
Jan
29
6
515
Jun
28
N
Y
33% Aug 11
N
Y
$5
Harlem
New
common
No par
No par
RR
Haven
York
par
preferred
non-cum
&
100
City Omnibus Corp_No
Preferred 5%
N
31% Sep
20
preferred series A
9
92
400
Co
50
Hartford Co_100
&
series
A
100
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State
Electric & G'as
1
21
373',, Mar 23
80 % Jun
35% Apr
11
97
Jan
22
91
Jun
7
96 % Feb
10
28% Feb
2
27% Jan
4
75
Apr
28
323/, July 30
803% Nov
10
82% Jan
25
Mar 24
79
3.40%
Jun
22
87
preferred
100
% Jan
8
86
Jan
5
923/4 Mar 11
3.60%
87
Jun
29
preferred
100
94% Nov
13
92
Jan
7
100% Mar 30
3.90%
preferred
100
100
Jun
25
102% July
4.10%
28
44
87
Aug 20
4
2
Common
$3.75
_No par
preferred
Niagara Mhk
100
Pwr
Corp com_No par
Sep
15
203% Jan
26
173/4 jan
6
39 '% Dec
241% Aug 20
23
preferred
Nopco Chemical Co
53 % Jan
30
39% Jan
4
45
Norfolk
22% Jun
12
26
16
23% Jun
25
Jan
Jun
19
23 % Mar 24
20
Jan
4
15% Sep
15
22% Dec 21
20
Jan
12
14
15
8% Jan
4
Sep
July
6
Jan
87
8
10
463% Jan
2
6
Sep
Jan
24
34 % Sep
103% Oct
107% Nov
4
14
84
Jan
81
5
11% Jun
16
78
Apr
24
87
18
109
Mar 12
893% Jun
19
~12% jun"! 5
8 % Dec
29
14% Dec
101
16
Jan
1
25% Aug
12
American
89
Mar 23
443/4 Aug 20
111
Feb
64% Mar
23
4
Mar 25
14% Jan
11
21
30
24% Jan
13
25 % Apr
9
34'% Jun
10
94 3% Jun
12
83
12
3fl3% Peb
19% Mar
2
2
38% Jan
4
Jan
2
1023/4 Jan
4
93% Jan
27
92% Jan
5
1061/4 Jan
6
106
106% Feb 25
97% Jun
12
104% Dec
9
104'/2 Jun
18
49% Jun
23% Jun
10
57% Aug
6
54 % Jan
4
16% Sep
1
28
Mar 23
July 29
1
50
P^r
footnote-
r,
^bC
14
38%
111%
23%
225%
*68
*87
*455
32%
69
*68
89%
490
323/4
*87
*455
32%
69
891%
500
33'/8
653/4
32%
673/4
16,000
65%
241/4
24
24'A
29,400
433/4
433/4
433/4
44
421/4
*94
31%
43%
95
313/4
43
*94
31%
43 %
95
31%
31%
433/4
95
31 '/a
87
*85%
87
*90
91
*90
91%
91%
91%
97%
97%
*97%
98'%
101 %
10iy4
102'%
102%
973/4
102
98 3/4
102
*84'%
87
*94
31'/a
3,100
95
3iy2
11,600
31%
31%
87
87
*86
87
92%
*90
92%
IOO
97'%
*97%
98y2
220
1021%
290
*90
97%
102%
102'%
*102%
100
24
23%
23%
24
24
24%
241%
2,700
45
433/4
441%
43'%
43%
43'%
433/4
10,300
*263/a
263/4
*26%
263/4
*263/b
263/4
*263%
263/4
*26%
26 3/4
24%
25
243/4
25 »/8
24%
25
25
251%
25
251/4
14,400
41
413/4
40%
42 3/a
39%
40%
405%
42%
43'/a
441/8
87,200-
143/4
15%
15%
161/8
16
16 5%
16
16%
16
16V2
32,400
82%
82%
82 3/8
83
82%
82'%
43
42%
43
43%
435%
44%
82%
109 3/8
57%
59%
*109
58%
1093/8
60%
*82%
42 3%
*109
58%
1093%
595%
*109
1093%
58 5%
59%
82%
44 y2
*109
58%
82'%
100
443/4
12,400
1 09 3/a
40
593/4
69.400
16%
13,800
90%
400
(Minn)—
5
16'/8
16%
16%
16%
16%
163%
1023/4
1023%
1023/4
101%
1015/a
1015%
100
Inc
1
common
preferred
10
25
-2.50
*101
90
104%
90%
1041/8
4434
49%
48 Vb
50%
48
49
11'%
10%
10%
10%
10%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'/4
19%
26%
26%
26%
263A
263/4
27
26 y8
27
4.600
44'%
445%
108 y2
98'%
29
4.56%
100
108
108
'108
108% July 26
4.44%
preferred
preferred
*981%
4.4 3/8
44%
44%
44%
8,200
108
1071%
107'%
107'/4
107y4
130
99
*98%
445%
*107%
108'%
*107'/2
63%
633/4
108'%
'107%
108
643%
64i%
65
10
31%
3134
313%
20
*19%
19'%
19%
23
22'%
90
20
108'/a
633/4
*107%
108'%
99
108%
108'%
623/4
99
108 %
*108
*107%
99
*108
108%
100
23
443%
108
*108
No par
7.50
4.200
19%
98'%
Oklahoma
5.900
27'/8
44'%
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com
50
106,700
193/8
'107'%
32% July 26
70
270
26
99
20% Aug
2
23% May 24
102%
102
10%
108
9
102%
*101
453/8
99
4
102%
10*
liy4
44%
20
1021/4
•101
105
433/4
*1063%
18% Jan
90y2
*10434
111/8
12
2 61/2 Jan
16%
91
105
42%
100
Co
16%
90'%
♦1041%
11 %
100
1
16 3%
90%
1041%
41
preferred
common
90
104%
10%
preferred
Gas
95
24
*101
Natural
*94
44i/8
42%
4.08%
preferred
4,600
443/4
101%
4%
32'/8
24%
100
Oil
32%
44 '/2
*102
Ohio
32
24
4.40%
7
43%
*94
*85'/4
3.90%
May
"16
495
64%
1023/4
Ohio Edison Co
♦455
23%
1023/4
4.0%
6,600
6434
32%
90%
Inc
495
89%
243/a
1041/4
Airlines
*455
*87%
1,100
71
64 %
90%
Aircraft
89%
♦681/2
233/4
104%
Northrop
♦87%
<
641/a
100
Northwest
71
25
32
100
Preferred
*68'%
23
64%
6
69
500
223/4
23'%
23%
7
110% Jan
88'%
38'%
112
22%
647/s
No par
Ry
44% Aug 16
Aug
♦455
69
37%
112
25'/a
1093,4
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
99
88%
22%
64%
100
27% July 27
108% Apr
*68
38 3%
112
24%
10
21% Jun
19% Dec 24
38%
111%
23
preferred
preferred
$4.10
11% July 28
38%
111%
24
preferred
2
11
Pacific
38%
III1/2
223/4
$3.60
103% Apr
11
1
preferred
Northern
$4.80
7% Jan
lo
Aviation
Northern States Pwr Co.
Common
9
16% Jan
Mar" 17
5'/2%
108% Feb
13
18%
7
25
American Co
14% Jan
July
Adjustment preferred
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
16% Aug 20
Jan
2
25
common
North
95
99
100
Ry
North
18
4
104i% Aug 11
Western
16% Aug
4
Jan
&
3
447/8 Aug 20
101% Aug 18
50% Aug 19
18
10
19
133% Jan
100 %
16% Dec
May 18
6
26% Apr
85
9
18% Sep
Jun
8
Apr
53% July
Mar lfl
100% Jun
Jun
38
IO73/4 Mar 31
Aug 17
37%
111 1/2
Corp—
24% Jun
100
35%
343/4
51%
34%
35
51%
*30'%
7%
29
59'% Oct
52
35%
*341%
7%
4
lfl
83
30%
7%
25% Jan
14
8
52
30
8%
30
Sep
19
51
30
11%
17
14 % May
16
35
523%
8 3/a
75% July 27
Jan
3.200
11%
353/4
16
4,300
213/«
3/4
£
163/a July 27
10y4
11%
*1*%
New
10%
,2iy4
10%,
,21%
8%
8
60
151
150%
150%
11%
*105%
New
.150%
-
*34
51%
♦138
140
1
30
£
35
53%
179
"
100
Apr
*34
52%
179
1
Fibre Co
43/4% preferred
May 11
533/4
13:. 1%
•
1
Inc
Corp
61% Aug
14
May 11
34%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
33/4% preferred „u
_100
16% July 22
100
53%
.No par
Neisner Bros Inc
2
25
July 22
97
11
99
♦138
543/4
177%
*97%
353/4
98
34%
100
53%
X177
30
30
35 y4
5
common
5
34
1013% Jun
80
Co
67% Jan
/
30
Tea
National
Aug 16
39
Jan
Feb
4.20%
4
Corp
National
106
133% Jan
0'
Aug
National
Steel
8
13
31% Mar
11
3
Linen
8'/2 July 26
Jan
105
30
64
8 3/4
Aug
11% Apr
11% Jan
85
'
142
7
10% Jan
6'
18
28% Jan
12'% Jun
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
21%
343/4
85 y2 Jun
Jun
10y4
21%
*29%
11
24% Jan
6
Feb
10%
213%
10
8
38
150'%
10 'A
2iya
National Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com—10
4 '/2 % preferred
100
Mar 25
106
9
*149%
IO1/4
211%
National
16a% Apr
.
27
1501/2
10%
21%
56% July 22
26
Jan
150%
10%
21%
30 % Aug
13% Feb
31 % Jun
150%
10%
343/4 July 22
90
<
12
73% Mar
10
13% Jan
105
8
24
293% May 20
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
21
*149'%
4
46
12
Nov
100
100
1
4
26% Jan
5
SO 1% Jan
313% Jan
54'A
1773/4
Jan
f
52'% Jan
91
53%
177%
263% Jan
323% Jan
14
6
National
5
Co common
Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast
No par
National Shares Corp
No par
26
26
Lead
preferred A
preferred B
6%
May 21
21
21
»
7%
11
25% Oct
24% Jan
5
1523% Apr*
National
4
15
40 '/a Sep
223% Sep
86% Sep
553/4 Aug
180% May
11,800
64
641%
31%
31'%
31'%
195%
*19%
19%
19'%
19%
191/8
19%
300
23 y8
22%
23
2/
23
2/3/4
22%
5,000
31%
V8
31%
31 %
64
313%
5,300
1954
i
Number 5353
Volume 180
..
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Pear 1853
Lowest
Highest
8% Dec 15
14% Feb
3
95% Jan
8
7l%8ep 23
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
JLnwest
9% Jan
73
Jan
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
4
13% Aug 10
4
89 ft Aug
'10
Oliver
Corp
4%%
common
i
convertible
15% Dec 28
14% Jan 26
25% Aug 19
87% Aug 31
46% Dec 21
44% Jan 11
preferred:
Omnibus Corp (The)
62
Otis Elevator
23
28% Jun
79%
Oct"
2
84
Jan
6
July 23
83
July
7
30
17
16% Oct 15
Apr 29
13% Mar 11
8%
11% Feb
Sep
18
55% Dec 21
50
74% July 16
94% July 23
88
«0%Juh 16
81
Mar 13
Jan
77% Jan 13
Jan
8
16% Jan
11
4
Tuesday
Aug. 16
Par
4
9ft Mar
CeotiflHttf—Pagt I
LOW AND HIGH
Aug. 17
5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
87%
88
87
88
88
25%
87%
88 y2
24%
88%
570
24%
24%
J25%
25
25%
24%
24%
59%
25%
14,800
59%
59 V2
59 y»
60
58%
59%
25 ft
25%
3,200
3,500
24%
58%
58%
59
25%
25%
25%
Co
No par
Corp
(The).
Owens-Illinois
Glass
*85
1
14%
85%
*85
25%
85%
25%
*85
25%
85%
*85
25%
85%
*85
19,000
85%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
66%
14%
14'A
67'A
66
14%
14%
66%
1,000
64%
65
87%
5
—12.50
Co
Shares
13
88
Outboard Marine & Mfg new.. 83%c
Overland
the Week
Friday
Aug. 20
Aug. 19
12%
No par
Outlet
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 18
88
100
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
64%
88%
65'A
65%
88
87%
88%
88
88%
87%
67%
87%
7,600
88%
21%
8.700
6,400
P
11% Jun 18
Oct 28
80
7% Oct
8
84% Dec 21
65% Jun 16
48^ OCt 15
25% Jun
34% Jun
16
10
16
Dec
88
Mar 10
11
13% Jan
48
14% Jan
11
preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
33% Apr 28
43% Aug 12
Pacific
57
3
73% Mar 26
63
Jan
7
7% Jan
5
Mar
20
22% Aug 13
93
Aug 17
10% Jun 16
82
May 17
14% May 17
28% Jan
4
57% Mar a
30% Feb 20
40
Mar It
39% Jan
Aug 19
52% Aug 16
34% Aug
2
45 % Aug 17
38% July 14
4
82% Nov
2
22% Nov 25
34% Dec 31
Jan
12
46
110% Sep 22
129% Jun 25
119% Mar lO
114% Jan
13
136
142% Jan
137% Jan
4
4% Sep 15
22% Feb 20
30
8%Sep 14
Mar
2
23
22
8% Jan 28
9% Jan
8
8% Jan
6% Jan
18
11% Feb
26
9% Jan
52% May 25
61
88% Mar 25
Dec
23
80% Jun
10
Apr
2
6
30% Mar 27
30
34% Jan
10
16
6% Sep
15
37% Jan
2% Apr 26
10% May 11
35
May 7
30% Jan
4
18
38% Dec 11
Jan
5
27% Sep 15
20% Nov
2
27% Aug 10
26% Aug 27
65% Mar 19
30% Sep
14
27
Jun
10
101
Jun
2
32
Jan
7
3
Dec
21% Aug 10
29% Dec 14
23
10
27% July 20
27% Jun 24
73% Jan
4
29% Nov 30
81% Dec
9
39% Mar 19
41% Dec 28
107% Feb
Feb
37% Jan
4
37% Apr 19
3
105
29
Aug 19
10%i Aug 20
r
'
<•>«
Feu
23
29% Mar
Aug 20
107
Apr
19
18% Feb
15
50% July
6
19% Aug 11
34 % Aug 19
Sep
15
11
28
Sep 14
10% Jan
15
38% Aug 21
99
Sep
17% Sep
15
14% Dec
30
28
8
14% Apr 23
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
48
Dec
11% Jan
31
22
5
Mar 18
134% Jan
33
4
Mar 26
15% May 21
13% Jan
49
Dec
28
46
105
Jan
4
166
Aug 20
54 %
July 23
65
Aug 19
30
101% Feb
9
107
18% Jan
4
9
% July 27
30% Jan
4
28% Jun
32% Jan
19
32% Jan
4
23% Jan
11
42% Aug
3
39% May 26
26 % Jun
3
5
113% Mar 29
25 % Mar 17
Jun
1
111
Jan
5
106
86
Jun
24
99
Jan
2
94
96% Jun
10
108
Feb
26
103
Jan
108% Nov 12
107
Jan
Jan
101
Apr
2
11
107
Apr
27
11
110
May 28
18% Jan
8
26% NOV 27
36% Jan
5
28
Feb
17
80
88
27
83
Jan
7
5
28
48% Sep
10
95
Sep 21
July 22
19
Jab
May 18
37% Jan
101
14
Jan
9
45% Aug
3
2
35
2
100
6
22% Mar 27
21
108% May 22
18% Dec 29
Mar
Jan
12
Aug
47% Aug
5
5
106% May 22
July
Jan
17%
Jun~23
22% Mar
Jan
6
86
4
85
Feb
17
78% Dec 29
Jan
7
41% Sep 15
11
8ep 15
148% Apr 21
59% Feb
3
162
Sep
3
155
July
153% Jun 11
165
Feb
8
162
58% Mar 16
52
44
24
Sep 18
«% Dec
16% Mar 18
31
9% Feb
26
11% Sep 15
88
Sep 21
21% Jan
59% Dec
75
17% Sep
148
Jan
18
88
31
15
9
Sep 14
Sep 14
'
Jan
29
30% Aug 19
80
5
94
97
Dec
103
,
77% Jan
Apr
Apr
8
Mar 20
62% Jan
11
98
19% Jan
5
Jun
3
2
18% Jan
8
July 30
89% Jan
11
Apr
31% Jan
27
146
10% Feb
2
74% Aug
2
23% May 14
Aug
148% Feb
12
28% Aug 13
113
Aug 13
13% Aug 13
10% Sep 15
23% Sep 14
50% Dec 23
12% Jan
14
34% Apr
46% Feb
2
24
3
22
17% Jan
29
May
14% Jan
35
13% Oct
16% Jan
19 % July
18
Jun
13
8
7% Sep 15
34% Jan
8
59% July 1
9% Dec 31
78% Deo 29
5
36% Jun
19% Mar 23
11% May
7
39'
May 7
71% Dec 16
15% Jan
20
82% Jan
5
35% Dec
11
29% Jun
Feb
38
May
68
17
9% Mar 31
80
Jan
20
18
43
% Aug
5
7
43
35% Jan
18
37% Dec
29
Jun
23
84% Nov
5
82% Jan
7
Jun
3
26
Jan
5
25% Jan
12
24% Jun
22
27% Jan
20
25% Jan
4
27"% Feb
24
25% Jan
4
6
97% Jun
2
Jun
9
Jun
4
102
Jan
102
35% Sep 15
42% Sep 14
Jun
2
25% Aug 31
Jan~20
July 20
40 % Jan
4
64% Jan
2
47
Jan
4
109% Mar
4
108
Apr
6
28
Jan
4
143
Jan
5
21% Jan
15
43%
30% Mar
29% Aug 17
31% Aug 12
6
103% Aug 20
57% Aug 16
64% May 24
110% Jan
33% July 15
21
24% Aug 17
20% Sep
15
25% Jan
21
Nov 19
29% Jan
22% Jan
11
35
68
Jun
79
76
Jan
4
28
85
3% Sep
86
Feb
26
96
32%
32%
*31
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
41%
43%
42
43
42 y2
45'/a
par
9%
9%
9%
10%
lOi/a
4.%
4%
4%
9%
4%
9%
5
4%
43A
4%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
11%
11%
42%
*42%
11%
42%
37%
38
38
*37%
*24iA
24%
24%
24%
28
*27%
28
*27%
28
28%
28%
♦28
28%
*28
28%
85%,
36%
85
86
85%
853/4
86%
54%
54%
54
54%
53
53%
53%
.1
*44%
37%
37%
*24'A
24%
*27%
10
5
100
100
America
5
& Co Inc com
(conv)
100
...12.50
common
No par
No par
100
.100
100
100
1
see
page
5
*
convertible preferred
preferred (conv)
24»
No par
1
7
*64
*106%
23 %
109 %
109 ft
106%
106%
RKO Theatres Corp
12
99% Mar 29
Jan
4
45% Apr 27
Raybestos-Manhattan
—
60
87
2,400
54%
54
54%
3,100
45%
106
44%
45%
100
*44%
45%
45%
*105%
106
107'%
40
45%
3,800
45
109%
*106
100
110
270
30
18
17%
18%
33
18%
18
33
33
33
164
164
165 ft
47
47
14%
14%
14%
14%
65%
*64'A
66
64
107 %
*106%
108
24%
24%
'
38%
48%
300
141/a
14%
14%
14%
37,500
65
65
108
*106ya
24%
24%
10 Va
9%
35%
35 ft
1083A
108%
108%
40%
41%
38'/a
38%
*64
108
9'A
40%
4iy«
38%
38%
38%
38%
25%
25%
25%
111%
112%
112%
106
*105%
106%
*108
109%
106%
106%
*108
93/a
94%
65%
633/4
*12%
13%
13
13%
*12%
45'A
*101 '/a
45%
45%
45%
*108
9%
35
9%
35%
*93 3/4
35
94%
38%
99 ft
106%
109%
*93%
39%
12,300
41 %
253A
109%
25.500
108%;
40%
111%
991/4
9%
35%
9l/a
35
108%
25%
99%
2,600
4
111%
99%
24%
9%
25%
*98%
500
108'/a
24%
35%
108 3
66
*106%
24%
111%
;
900
♦46%
x353/a
41%
38%
800
49%
36%
41%
15,700
64
24%
108
17%
34%
166
*47'A
10%
35%
*33%
166
2,400
14%
*106%
24%
107%
17%
34%
164
48%
10
18%
33
163
162%
♦93%
*25%
112
9.9%
*99
106%
105%
109%
♦108
9%
9%
35 ft
35
94%
*93%
640
17.500
6,800
2O*/8
112
700
'
99%
105%
};..
'*
120
!■
200
250
10.9%
9%
6.400
35 fa
10,800
94%
39
39%
39%
16,300
87%
*86
87%
86
86
*86%
87%
*86%
*84
88
*84
88
*84
85
*84%
87 Va
88
200
85%
42
*40%
42
41
41
*39%
41
*40
41
120
99
♦94%
97
99-
*94%
99
*94%
99
39%
64%
103
64%
*101%
102%
*94%
39
64%
64 %
*101%
*12%
45
19%
853/4
79
85%
79
56%
59
*101%
19%
86
17%
18
*154% 158
*180,/ 163
59% 60
7%
7%
17%
17%
*70
71%
74
22%
59
16%
♦
*110
19%
84
57
162%
162'/a
162 ft
"20
59 y8
59%
59%
7%
7%
7%
59%
7%
5,700
7%
16%
16%
4,200
69%
69%
7%
17%
17
17
16%
71
70
70
*69 ft
71%
74%
74%
73
74%
*73
73%
x21%
22%
22
22%
13
27%
13
28%
28
18%
19
28
18%
19
10%
38%
90
11%
90%
*77
41%
40%
*87
77 %
41%
41%
11%
87%
26%
29%
30% 30%
103
;93
*1°2%
56 A
57 A
6i
*109% 111
28
111%
22%
♦148%
28 y»
112
17
*73
12%
12%
28%
28%
27%
27%
28
27%
18
18
17%
19
19'/8
10%
19
10%
*37%
27%
111
12%
28%
5,500
130
73%
,600
22%
4,000
27%
28
6,700
112
22%
*148'A
27%
112
710
*36%
12%
12%
12%
12%
900
28
28'A
28%
28%
28ya
17%
28%
28%
28
28%
7,500
2,300
18
18
18
18
19%
9%
38 y8
27%
112
16%
160
*111»A
22%
♦148 ft
27%
♦111
12%
2,800
9,600
593A
58%
*148%
20
400
l623/4
*160%
4
28%
111% 113
28
5,100
84
15%
162%
17%
19%
81
•155 y%
*160
*70%
3,900
57
*79%
57%
30
29%
16
158
7%
19%
86
102%
125
158
*154%
60
19%
24,900
300
1,700
15%
158
7%
*110
45%
100
*154%
♦160%
*154%
59
102%
29%
30%
80
57
16%
14
45%
102%
80
64%
*13
125
*84
58%
16%
17%
30
30%
125
58
60
64
13
44%
1023/4
29%
39
64%
14
*110
19%
39 %
45
45
80
19
19%
19
19%
10
38%
9%
*36%
10
9%
1,400
10
7,500
37,600
37%
37 y*
37%
100
08%
90
88
9oy2
90%
93
93
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
11%
10%
94%
11%
15,300
*78%
-
77
5.200
77
77
*76%
77
77
40%
41 y8
403/4
40%
40%
41
41
41%
3,900
40%
41%
40
40%
39%
40
39%
39%
9,200
87%
88%
*87%
89
*87%
89%
27
♦26
26%
*26 y»
26%
29%
30%
29%
29%
77
60
*87'/a
89%
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26%
200
"
*26%
29%
30%
28%
29%
30%
303/4
30 %
30%
29%
30%
29%
24,500
30%
5,200
*102
102%
1023A
1023/4
102%
102%
*103
103%
103
103
103%
103%
103%
103%
210
56
55»/a
55%
55%
55%
3,500
62%
23,500
x56%
63%
110
55%
57
102%
623/4
63%
110
•102
a
63%
62%
63%
62%
109%
109 ft
*109 »A
noya
ai09ya
31%
152%
24%
31%
31%
151%
152%
24%
24%
109 ft-
240
1,000
31%
31%
152 V2
*151%
24%
24%
24%
34
33%
34%
33%
33%
33
33%
33
33%
83%
83%
85
84y»
843%
84%
84%
83%
83%
6»A
5,000
8%
12,900
31%
151% 151%
24% 24%
95
*42%
28
86%
45,700
*79
No mar
28
86%
49
*84
pfd——100
28%
16%
94%
8%
27%
106 Va
*93%
38%
*86
85'A
41%
*94%
6%
280
28
24%
27%
48
XI9%
—1
24%
16%
9%
33%
82 ft
500
24%
16%
19%
No par
1
1,400
38
48
80
July
preferred—
Corp
Pictures
1,500
38
106%
86
RKO
1,300
11%
43
16%
35%
31%
28,800
4,100
3%
*106
*85%
80
Quaker Oats Co (The) com——S
6%
preferred
——100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
4%
3%
47%
9%
62
10%
4%
3%
48
34%
29 %
9%
4%
17
10%
*26
10%
16%
35%
19%
*37%
3,700
47%
30
10
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com (Del).l
4%% conv preferred series A—50
Procter & Gamble
—No par
Publicker Industries Inc com.
5
$4.75 cum preferred
No par
Public Serv Co of Colorado
—10
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%%
preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
Pub Serv El & Gas com
.No pai
$1.40 div preference com..No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred
a._100
Pullman
Inc
No par
Pure Oil (The) common——No par
5%
conv preferred—;
100
9,200
45%
106'/a
*105'A
125
No par
600
32%
44%
17
29
Electric Power Co
30%
32 %
48
34%
73%
22%
*149
29%
16%
*110
1
32%
32%
109%
29
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
20,200
109
125
No par
No par
23,200
■
47%
_
62%
7%
35%
109»A
48%
99%
7%
35 y#
*28
44%
109
80
7%
35%
*27%
106
44%
101
38
241/4
45%
*105%
45%
50
10%
10%
36
35%
108
108
42%
41 %
38%
38%
25%
25%
*111 % 111%
*98%
105
*108
9%
106
45
27%
Radio Corp of America com—No par
6
50
14%
*45
45%
106
*110
19%
Aug 12
Aug 17
8% Aug 12
*44%
45%
106
45%
44%
109'A 109%
*105% 106%
16%
16%
49V4
48%
18%
18
33
33
160 % 162
2
Pitts Ft Wayne &
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
37
25
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com—No par
$3.50 1st
106
*11%
100
St L RR
class B
7%
43
11%
100
Hosiery
Poor <fe Co
'
i*42%
1
43
com
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
r;
Potomac
*31
.
*3%
11%
No par
90% Jan
Nov
47% Mar 25
For footnotes
4% Mar
5% Dec
15
35% Dec 30
2% Jan
4% Jan
20
155 % Apr
146% Feb
2% Oct 15
3
Mar 19
103% Apr
17
Jan
Aug 10
92% Mar
27
<31% Jun
18
26
20
11% Aug
5
72% Mar 16
22
92
Jan
94 % Aug
33% Jan
73
34%
4
27
10% Aug 16
7% May
34
Jan
21
29
18% Aug
Jan
39% Jun
103
32
41%
60
72
75
101
33%
169
7% Aug
5
18% May 27
.
40%
6
4
76
101%
32%
9
4
500
75%
•100
32
Jun
12% Jan
76
1013/4
34
Jan
60% Jan
76
♦100
73/4
1
Chic Ry com..100
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)
common
.1
5%% conv preferred
100
Plough Inc
5
Plymouth Oil Co
5
Pond Creek Pocahontas
1
5
77
101%
34%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
Mar
2,800
*
64
76%
*100
7%
Aug 17
Aug 13
75%
64
77
101%
34%
Aug 12
15
40,700
8%
Philco
19
218,100
11%
preferred
3.8% preferred
4,3%
preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron
$5
2%
14%
25
$1 conv preference com
&
2%
14%
25
4.4%
C
2%
14%
34%
.100
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
C
23/4
141/4
7%
33%c
Co
2%
14%
42%
Co
Electric
100
23/4
14%
34%
No par
2nd
Phila
63
8%
12%
14%
11%
—
preferred
Corp of
*8%
110
2%
8%
&
(Chas)
4%
8%
8%
43%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
4%%
31%
860
X14%
2%
15
.No par
$4.80
5
25% Mar 18
76 y2
8%
5%
34
11%
Penn-Texas Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
19
73% Feb 27
150
61"%
101 %
5%
32%
32
18
4
*8%
5%
34 %
34%
60
6% Jan
5>/a
33
73/4
160
Apr
148
*147
34%
1
3
148
*8%
13
42% Mar
11% Jan
148%
8%
Light com___No par
4%%
preferred
100
4.40%
series preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
10
Pitts
29% Jan
77
9
11
136
*8%
Phoenix
Jan
29
136
83/4
16
98
11
135%
29,600
67% May 27
1
8
Jan
135«A
32%
4
Dec 23
6
Apr
5,400
135
9,100
32%
10% July 15
29
44 V* Jan
90
23
7,000
37%
33%
53% Jan
27
2
95
Jun
37%
36%
32 ft
19
18% Jan
92% Jun
34% July
83
82% July 20.
37 ft
36%
15,000
69% Mar 25
5
37%
363/4
*
5%
30
23
Mar 13
45%
36%
37
f
5%
15
Jan
98% Jan
45%
36%
♦36%
1
5%
97% Apr
101
30
July 13
45%:
36%
37%
45% \
,
5%
5
55
29
Dec
95
45% 1)
36%
37
5%
33%
93% Feb
29
67
Dec
May
10% Jan
37% July 19
45%
36%
5%
29
Nov
88% Dec
32
3
45%
36'A
37%
148%
Corp common—
1—3
3%% preferred series A
..100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common__5
4%
preferred
100
3.9% series preferred.
100
Phillips Jones Corp com
No par
5% preferred
—100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Apr 28
41% Dec
7% May
Feb
45%
43%
*37%
Co
Sand
79
2.200
*146%
l
5
69
Glass
53
36%
25
preferred
Power
10
63
147%
5
43% Feb
July 7
8% Sep 21
Penna
32
35
*
25
Corp
Corp
*52
32%
45%
No par
Cement
53
32
133%
Pfizer
29% Sep 21
104
Penn-Dixie
31%
7
preferred.
...
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*52
31%
5
common
Peninsular Telep common
$1 preferred
(J
63
52%
31%
148
Pfelffer Brewing Co
112% Mar 30
20% Jun 24
prior
63%
52%
l
Transportation
.No
& Enterprises
conv
*62
54
32
32
135
11
29
*52%
133%
11
20
100% Jun
*62
52%
42%
1
Corp
Mines
Co
63%
63
32 ft
42%
146%
38
30%Jun
2
1,300
790
42
133
15% Jan
20
42
63
41%
*81%
42%
146
Petroleum
34% Oct
43
41%
132%
24% Aug 17
108 Mi Jan
16
5%
May 19
6
19% Mar 23
Pictures
Pet Milk Co common
11
42%
451/4
t,
1
,
Pepsi-Cola
Feb
21% Mar
Corp
—_
16% Mar 12
18
July 28
91% Jun
Patino
5%
15% Mar 25
Sep 15
Parmelee
Penn
41
30
9
52%
31%
& Tilford Distillers Corp
1
Parke Davis & Co
.No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
.—2.50
8
5
93
8%
100
Panhandle Oil Corp
45% Aug 19
5
93
9
2%
preferred
July
21%
94
9
143,4
Penney
May 26
21 y«
*93
9
No par
89% July 7
56% July 23
47
21%
93
*8%
100
preferred
107
21%
93
9
Airways Inc
l
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
4%
preferred
_100
$1.30
52 ft Jan
10
Car
$1.32
23% Jan
28% Sep
Motor
5
29
127
Consolidated
29
110
2
Pacific Tin
Penick & Ford
29% Jan
21%
93
9
•
44% Aug 11
38% July 29
25% Jun 24
18
Mar
par
No par
Mills
Peabody Coal
40% Dec 29
18% Dec
28
Corp..._I„No
Lighting
Pacific
4% July 8
12% Jan 25
Mar 18
104
&
22
93
*62
10
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6% preferred
Paramount
13
4
Corp
Electric—.
Park
July 30
Apr
35% Jan
35% Mar 18
Pacific
35"% Aug 19
106% Feb
30% Jun 10
Gas
37
3% Mar 12
8
10% Oct 20
14
45 %
9
34
Aug 17
15
Jan
Pacific
Nbpar
noncum.—No par
Finance
21%
9%
42%
Pan Amer World
17
6
noncum
preferred
22%
93 ft
3%
*91
iio
_
Packard
6% Feb
8% Apr
common
1
8% Apr
Jan
2% Dec 22
1st, preferred
Pacific
21%
'
5
5
84% Apr 19
102% Mar 19
4% Sep 21
Co
100
4% Jun
64
35 % Jan
44% Jan
7
39% Jan 30
8% Jan
5
33% Jun
Coast
2nd
coin——Nbpar
conv
4
Feb
26% Jan
21% May
30% Jun 22
7
cum
15% Aug
4
97% Jan
Inc
Products
,4%
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
9
5
69% Jan
98% Dec 30
Aug 11
87% Mar 16
2% Aug 12
1
5% Sep 15
24% Sep 15
6
47 % Jan
May 13
64% Oct
July 12
Aug 20
148% July 28
4% May H)
26% July 20
47% Mar 31
8% Apr 16
3% Dec 28
33
33% Feb 15
Mar 17
Pabco
6%
8%
95%
43%
31%
♦152
31%
*152
24%
6%
ey4
6
%
63/a
6Va
6VA
6V4
8»A
8%
81/4
83/a
8*A
8%
8%
96
95%
95%
*95%
43%
431/4
43%
42%
*95%
43
32%
3,100
152 %
190
24%
4,200
96
*95ya
96
43%
*42%
43%
33,500
1.600
280
1.3Q0
The
22 ;
Range Since
Year 1953
Sep
30% Dec
8
Sep
25% Jan
15
34% Jan
28
15
8%'Jan
U
%26%Jan
13
-
33% Jan
26% Oct
9
36% Dec
24
31% Dec
22-
8
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5
41
Mar
36
6
29% Nov
6
6
19% Aug 17
.4% May h3
2
16
15% Jan
Sep 15
18% July
7% -Mar 20
Dec
23
Sep
23
31% Feb
26
"24 7b July
9% Dec
18
14% Jap
19
62% Jun
1
6% Aug
"
i
13% Sep
Sep
19% Jan
12
i
•'
14
108% Jun
7
S% Feb
13
42% Sep
i
31
43% Sep
31 ;
29 4
26% Dec
15 '
7 ;
16% Sep
22% Oct
23 *
35% Jun
1
18% Dec 29
115
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16
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t
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t
Aug 10
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147b
147b
147 b
14%
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287b
287b
287a
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126
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62
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2
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2
104
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10
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60
60
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12
11
May 3
37
Aug
4
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21
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27
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20
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5
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21
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9
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1
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9
14% Jan
4
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5
20
Axle Co
Co common—*
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preferred series A.:
4%
•
4
55 % Aug
*■
Mar 29
105
6% May 27
13
Rohm
2617 b Aug 19
1 Jan
96
4
Rockwell
60 y2
237 b
2,000
2 0-/4
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30
35%
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preferred series A_
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;
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cofnitton-t.
20
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37%
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Richfield
Mar 22
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.
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series—,;i—..100
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10% Jan
Feb
.
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22% Jan
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29
18%
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78
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800
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Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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100
25
100
10
>
26 %
70 y»
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38
%
387a
45 7b
467b
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,
109
22 y4
26%
.
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22ya
-
.22
22%
22-.
947b
947a
1097b
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95%
108%
45%
457b
45%
95%
; 103% i09
i
38%
x37s/a
'
100
*
•'
,
94%
108%
Power_I_No par
Co common—No par
series A 5%
1
100
nbncum preferred—St Regis Paper Go common
'
1st pfd 4.40%
series AllSan Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Elecfria Cp-J
2
Savage Arms Corp
1
Schenley Ipdustrles InC__„
Scheriug Corp ____—;
*
46.
45 %
-
Light <fc
5%
2
—
F By
San
Louis Southwestern
St
.13% Aug
Jl% Jan
;
13
4
Jan
17% APr
Joseph
Preferred
102 % Aug 20
'
1
Joseph Lead Co—
St,
St L
May-24
May 14
'32 "2 Aug
:
17
15
Sep
11
6 *
Jan
28
70% Aug
5
12
93 % Jan.
4
14% May 3
24
Feb 10
13
Jan
27
22
St.
2
July 27
27% May 25
_^5
10
100
10
(lominon
4.30%
Aug 19
•23
8
Apr
-
123
Apr
20% Jan
1
Nov 12 '
96
SeTTi
10% Dec
14
23% Mar 25
17% Sep
21
211
"
5
Sep
160
May 26
150
62% Jan
2
Jan
110
Stores
preferred
conv
preferred
4'/o
11
41% Jun
31% Jan
f
1
5
7
16% Jun
96% Feb
14
Safeway
46% July 14
4
4
103% Jun
30% Oct
■
38% Jan
18
81
3,700
4,400
47.500
'r
'
Sep
11
49% May 20
39% Jan
<36% Sep
21
40
37
38
May 21
Jan
July 27
47
5
July 13
Mar 30
11%
Dec" 11
4% Dec
.
80% Oct
15%
103
44
Oct
2
Feb 18
Dec
15 % Aug 16
Jan
5
-
21
85
July
Ve Aug
5% Jan
Apr 22
4% Mar 16
4
7% Mar 25
107
29
12% Jan
May~25
7% Mar 17
31
4% Dec 29
89
B0
2
.
9
.Southern Railway common
preferred—
Mobile Ac Ohio stk tr ctfs
.5nonfcum
Aug 20
14
27% Aug 17
73
Sparks
20
74% Aug
27
20% Aug
16
19% Jan
5
35% Sep
14
49% Mar 20
43% Jan
11
81% Aug 19
5% Sep
14
9% Mar 19
6% Jan
4
11% Aug 12
52% Dec
29
67% Mar 23
53% Jan
4
31% Jan
24% Jan
11
69% Aug 11
4l% July 29
21% Aug 31
25
Sep
80%-May
15
5
55% Mar 31
27
14
6
29% Mar 18
91
'
Feb
Jan
4
28% Jan
36% Aug
5
86%
11.
,
4
Jan
4
92 3 » Mar 30
-
■
•
4.66%
-preferred
*88""*
Sperry
Corp
153e
*463b
47%
90
*88
90
27 ya
27%
27%
15 3a
15%
15%
57
46%
*88
277b
15
5
5 ya
5
57b
4%
5%
6 V»
6%
6%
*5 7b
*77
-
.—6
20%
.—1
(The)
73 Va
—2
;
Conv $4.50 pfd (atamped)-No
Square D, Co
•
!
par
—5
90
*77
72%
72%
*102 Vz 103%
—1
—
70
102%
20 3b
20%
75%
10%
-
68
38%
387b
73%
11
68
•<
|
90^
47
90
157 b
157b
157b
*69
707b
"102%
20
207b
79 7b
81%
107a
107a
10%
67
66
667b
37%
37%
38
110% Sep 15
Por
17% Jan
6
20% Mar 18
footnotes
«ee
naee
24
12% May 17
'12% Jan 28
•
15% Aug 12
;
14% July 29
787b
107a
*66
'2.100
*
40
1047b
-
45.300
79%
45.900
10%
'•
387a'
:
/
■
35%
36%
36
36%
36
35%
36
357a
89%
89%
89%
90
*89 7b
90«b
897b
89%
♦8974
90
15%
15%
15 y4
15%
15%
15%
147b
14%
147b
147a' f
1334
13%
13%
13%
13 V2
13%
*137a
13%
13%
13%
preferred
No
par
357b
120
66%
37%
No par
$3.50
3,300
207b 1
Standard Coil Products Co Inc_.
Standard Gas Ac Electric Co-No par
"
12% Dec 29
70
"1027b
20%
79%
37 72
90
'
1047b
107b
1.700
6
*69
*5 7b
747b
.*66
4%
4%
6
*77
20%
58%
5
6
90
707b
38
>
*77
1047b
10%,
4%
90
50
11.700
3,500
2.100
157a
6
■
•
15
4%
2,900
11
„
:
27%
20 7a
67
*
277b
*1027b
74 Vb
89
47• *
89
47
*88
8,400-
57%.
56%
90
28
102%
67.,
•
4.77b
27%
697b
20%.
56% •57%.'
•467b
28%
72%
10%
,
.*77
57%
36
/Standard Brands Inc copa
.
587b
-57%
47
par
.100
*
Spiegel Inc common
27%
1
No par
Spencer Kellogg Ac Sons
,
58%
*
__1
Spencer Chemical Co common..
9
22
101% Dec
(A G) & Bros Inc
Withingfon Co
No
&, Co common
$5.50 preferred
1—_1
Spear
3
-103% Jan
60% Dec
2
14
46%
"
-lOO *"
00
Spalding
,
6% Apr 13
106 " Jan 19
12% Sep
57%
No par
0
—50'"
Southwestern Public Service Co. —1
9
98% Feb
101% Apr
"
*
59%"
11
v8.800
,:6,500
■i
>
290
.9.200
900
1954
Number 5353
Volume 180
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(739)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
49 JA.
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
,
Sep 21
;
.
Highest
59% Jan
52% Jan
'
•
Standard
Oil
of California
Oil
78% Jan
71% Jan
98
31
.Sep
21
38% Jan
'32% Jan
42
May 11
100% Jan
8% Sep
17
40'A .Feb
5
10%.Dec
30
Jan
99
T2% May 11
47 'A Dec
7
32% Jan
87
4
*
38
Dec
42% Feb.
'
5
'36 % Feb
91 % Jan
«■
17
7
.Jun
24
94% Jan
14'
23
•36% Jan
2
22% Apr 30
16%;Sep
14
2
19% Feb
127/b Dec
29
17% Feb ' 2
10% Sep
15
36% Mar 11
16
18 %
•
Aug 11
30% Fob
-
20% Dec
15
28% Jan
9
Dec
23
43% Feb
2
37% July 27
14% Apr 28
10
38
Dec
14
''12% Aug 18
30% Jan ll
39% Apr
47% Jail
8
'21% Jan
4
8%'Sep ,29
92
Oct
,10% Mar 13
--QQ
20
68%'Nov .18
110
July
;>82%
117
7
Feb
Jan > 5
Jan
6
4
-8% Jan
89
2
Feb
69
1
15
90%
95%
common—..10
40
41
X40%
41
39%
*100% 101
*100%
101
•100%
3%% preferred series A_
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
100
1
:
(J; P)
Studebaker
6
13%
& Co Inc—
43%
;
Corp
17
Coid^
Sun
.
7,
Sun Oil
9
4%%
A
•
preferred.*.—-100
14
21% Mar 25
16% Jan
*4
20% Apr
19
Sunray
common
24% Jan
24% Jan
11
25% Jun
23
4%%
preferred series A
—25
16
23% Mar 26
J i)
5 % "/<>
conv
2nd pld
ser
1950—20
3
5%%
conv
2ind pfd
ser
17
18%
19%
19%
24%
42%
•,18%
19%
,38%
39%
10%
95
.18%
75%
117
98
10%
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101
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75%
t
•
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118
98
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11
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87,300
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5,300
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17
16 Vb
43 Va "43»/a
<37%
75»A
250
8,900
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t
25
t
113
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10%
6,400
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119%
12%
,•
43 Va
21
,
•
*96^
•
r
'
143%
;
400
13%
16
43 Vb
400
2,360
.38%
,
17
25 Ve
,
12,100
*93% ; 94%
26% * 27
21'/4
:
».
20,700
18 >/b
38'A
.17
i 16
;18%
if-
38%
100
8'/b
8
17%
*13
94%
•
.
44.900
*51% * 52%
'38%
21 Va
.
r
98 r
74%
75%
52
.17
!l5%
.
10%
,
*
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; 18'/a
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,-.1
13
■s
,
13 »/4
,
:
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11
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>
8
27%
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43
25
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40
67%
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12,300
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1
30
21
17%
16
39
90,400
40'A
39%
27% '
41%
75
No par
Sep
21%
17%
4
•
961/4
♦93 VB
25%,.
38%
10%
1
Co common^—
Class
21%
16%
I
series A .preferred--—No par
$4.50
26%
19 %
95%
♦IOOV4
94
.18%, •,18%
,,
par
common—!
Chemical Corp
27
.19%
,96%
52
41%
1
Nd
26%
17
19%
34,500
95%
38%
24%
1"_10
Vw
Sunbeam
.Aug 11
Feb
8
,
*93%
1
83%
'
13%
43
42%
9.4 %
21%
,
16
,
82%
52
43%
♦
66 Va
82%
39
13 %
42^
26%
21%
5
-
Shares
"67%
-.7%
-38%
13%
J
Aug. 'JO
82%
18%
*93%
94
26%
_5
s
18
the Week
Friday
1
,66%
8
51%
40 •'
13%
'
40 %
100%
7%
*
51
39%
.43%
93V4
—15
95%
.
18%
"
51
*
40%
13%
-
8%
18%
51
40%
19 % Sep
*116
17,500
2,600
6,500
70
2,900
•
.118
10
'50 called
66
Sep
6% Nov
520
25
19
10% Jan
22
20
: Jan
100
14
660
•
11
•41% Feb
{4
5
31 % Jan
4
86
May 22
5
111% Jan
105% Jan
14
121% July 15
4% Feb
24
6% Aug 16
30
16
15
Jan *
7% Feb
17
:i6%
14
July 13
9i
:
14% Jan 27
Aug 13
47% Mar
13
40 %
Feb
3
40% Jan
57% Jan
38
58% Dec
24
Jan
' 2
39
15
54% Apr
110% Jan
1
78% Dec
5
80% Jan
5% Oct
6
5% Oct
15
5 % Jan
30% Sep
14
42% Feb
24
11
7
Aug
4
78% July 30
75 % Aug
17
69% Aug 18
Jan
106
pld
cum
Talcott Inc
6
165
Sep
15
: 138
37% Jan
10
6% Dec
18
103
33
-
j
Dec
Gulf
6%-Dec
20
Jan
Jun
1% Jan
38"% Jan
8% Jan 22
27
3Vb Aug
47
6% Jun
11
39% May 17
July 30
8% Aug 17
Jan
44
3
1% Mar
9
5% July 14
.„8% July
1
10% Aug 13
61%
Mar 26
49% Jan
4
88
Aug
92 % Jan
7
101
Aug
% Sep
15
1
"97% Jan
2
30
3% Jan
28
,
8
% July
,
18
2 % May
11
3
27
29% Aug 11
2
20% Aug
21% Aug
2
15% Apr
19
27
15% Jan
'
4
16
23% July 29
110
115% Aug
Apr 23
18% Feb
19
May 28
46
Aug
67%
102%
1,800
2,400
74%
21,500
70%
20,500
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
47%
49%
48
49
47 %
48%
47%
48
69
741/4
74%
142%
138
142
138 V*
139%
130
130%
131%
132
131
131
Co„i—
No par
56
56 %
55%
56%
55%
56 VB
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
171/4 <171/4
17'A
17%
——50c
No par
1
17 %
17%
*17
138
138
132
7%
8
8
*40 %
17'/4
-
42
8 V*
♦40%
7%
42
•
41'
•
41
*4%
*10
10%
81%
84
101
1%
1%
27%
101/4
86 V*
♦101
1021%
82%
101
'
4%
5
*4%
5
*10
*
'
27%
10%
83Va
101
1%
27%
28
1V4
.
1%
27
5
1
851/2
101
23 '
23%
22%
23
223/4
23
'
22%
115%
113%
25
,
2
21% Dec
28
■18% Jun
9
25% Aug 20
20th
Jun
8
13% Jan
18
16% Mar
Twin
Jun
8
41% J
1
30
35%
35%
114
35%
35%
35 Va
113
113%
35%
113%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
15%
47%
*45 Va
46'A
46
46
64
1,200
200
,
86%
67 %
*101'A
102%
20
1 '/4
1%
5,600
1%
*26
,
20%
n
27
20 VB
,
7,100
1,100
28,900
46%
46%
46%
3,100
14 Ve
15
4,800
36 Va
36
36%
22,400
19%
19%
35,300
I 20
20'A
20%
23
22 Vb
23
201/4
113
113
14%
113
15%
46V4
*441/4
,.22%
113
14%
*44%
•
22%
22%
22%
4%
10%
14%
.
35%
16%
*45%
*62
4%
*10V4
1021/4
19%
50
42
10%
,.20%
20
Tung-Sol Electric Co common*
Conv 5% series of 1952
6,800
7%
*41
<27%
20
5
200
7%
8
*26%
21
5
13%
27%
19 Va
64
470
♦12%
1V4
20%
23% Aug
45%
85% •86%
*101%
20 VB
No par
3,200
45%
1%
21
common——1
(conv)
50
500
17%
4%
i
*10
19%
——
17%
17%
<41
4%
>
10%
21
Coal Co
6,100
*17
'
19%
Preferred series A
10%
13%
7%
21%
Airlines
4,400
10%
'
41
18%
par
56 Va
45%
*12%
8
,
1,609
,56%
10%
*44%
>
8,600
132%
56 V*
;
21%
(The)
Transue & Williams
1
17,300
132%
2
Inc
5
Steel—No par
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
Bearing—£—No
Transamerica Corp_.
8
13,500
48%
139
56
20%
49% Jan
11%
131
14%
16 % Jan
5,300
10%
138
:
46%
preferred
101 %
48 '/a
140
20%
Truax-Traer
67%
X101
1
14%
$6
74
67%
103
100
Co
900
171/4
69 Vb
10%
75 V8
106
16%
17
Co
Roller
World
16
6,700
69 '/a
103%
74%
30
700
5%
17'/a
46%
42
.9% Mar 20
69%
T6V4
11,600
116
5%
69%
68
38
.91
*113%
6
7,500
70
20'A
30
45
74%
67%
37Va*.
v
220
500
49%
.
691,4
14%
30
18
74
103 Vr 104 Va
161/4
491/4
2,600
<
20
r
"»89
■16
f
105%
74%
2,000
43%
17
.
•
46%
25
15
70
20%
69% Jan
25
17
70
15
47% Feb
5% Dec
15%
17
70'A
46%
24% Jan
11 % Jan
15%
17%
20%
19
35% Sep
16%
17%
•70
14%
18
9
*15%
X46 VB
30
15
5%
20
15% Dec
Sep
13% Jan
114%
5%
67%
common
Edison
Trans
38%
*90
114%
5%
15
42% Jun
49
"90
*112%.
6%
47
29
Aug
f
114%
5%
19%
24
,
90
*88%
*112%
6%
14%
Dec
'
1
46%
106% Jun
15
37%
5
16
•13
112% Aug
7
20% Jan 30
Mar 19
*49%
72%
Thompson' (J
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
4%
preferred
I-,-*-100
Thompson-Starrett Co com__No par
$3.50 preference
—No par
Tide Water Associated Oil-—,
10
12
Feb
>191/4
104 %
preferred
50
Avenue Transit Corp.No par
13% Jan
17% Jan
(19%.
10
No par
$2.50 convertible
25% Feb
25
90
4,600
.154
c.
141
29% Mar 19
10
♦88%
3S%
♦13'
20 % Feb
15
89
9%
i740
<<16'A
P
114%
11
9%
?16
49%
37 '/a
13%
Toledo
" Dec
89
•
*714
(16%
>43iA
49%
13%
tThird
700
19%
49 %
.
14%
Timken
13% Sep
37%
70%
preference
Co
♦79 % .",80%
?150
.
14%
15% Aug
17
37%
20
No par
47% July 14
19
37% .37%
17%
Fair
Thermoid
200
.43%
45.1/4
4
July 30
49%
*19%
No par
The
Va
9%
<
740
1
common
$2.40 conv
22
*22
50,600
Trust—
Pacific Ry
Inc
300
151%
17 V*
5
37
Land
19
25 '/B
431/4
17
12% Jan
25
49%
16%
Oil
%1
19%
25 '/b
J
151%
17%
36% Jari
►
49%
$
43 Vic
17
13% Mar 25
14
*19%
91/2
15%
,
151%
>45%
27% Mar. 25
5
46% Jan
14
43%
151%
20
t
17%
10
12% Sep
43%
151%
19%
•
*717
s •
15%
45%
29
23% Sep
43%
151%
>
154
9%
745
15%
17 Ve
14
6
9%
*720
•15%
45%
Dec
19
43%
>
9%
745
r
15%
17%
11 % Jun
,,23% Apr
*150
*720
15%
45%
35
.18% July 20
*
9%
745
17 Vb
19% Oct
17% Jan
9%
•■.
•
80
45 %
29% Mar 27
«Nov
Coal
Utilities
27
16
9%
*720
17%
$1.25 conv preferred
7
Mar 12
•80 V4
80
,
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
May 17
17,
*791/2
9
certificates
share
Textron
9
14
Feb
88% Jan
1 % Nov
1.7% Aug
18% July 29
'14%
15
15
41
5
13% Jan
"
9% Oct
-11% Aug
8
9% Jan
44
4
Pacific
13% Jan
Mar 26*
12 %
&
Texas
80%
69 "
Co__
Pacific
58 % July 19
46% Mar
34% Mar 10
42
,
>
6% Jan
31
40
16
79%
*15%
Sulphur
Texas
&
.80%
25
Gulf Producing
Sub
22%
_—8
Co
Texas
Texas
22%
5
Texas
19
22%
6%
—
Corp_„
Texas
142% Aug 16
*22%
114%
Inc
132 % Aug
22%
1
•Tennessee ; Corp—
49% Aug 16
Jan
22%
No par
Corp!
Instruments
107
22%
43%
—No par
(conv)
Texas
106% Jan
6
17% Jan
:
17
31
9
12% Mar
30
7% Dec
23
Mar:
48% Dec
,
11 % Aug 31
35% Nov
Jan
*21%
49%
12% May 20
Jan
25%
—25
Texas
Oct
101
35
19%
*25 VB
(The).*4.16%
17
Aug
19%
25%
19%
(James)
Telautograph
19%
25%
—5
100
preferred———
$4.40
19%
25%
15%
.Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com„—7.50
$4
20
i
25
—
Symington Gould
19%
♦24%
_5<L,
—
Swift & Co_—
19
16% Aug. 20
18.,
Jan 25
14
preferred
Sweets Co of America
'
25
17% Nov
5
8% Jan 20
81% Jan
49% Aug 12
■;
,4.40%
,
19%
25%
80%
10c
Superior Oil of CaliforniaSteel Corp
Sutherland' Paper Co common
48% July 13
»' July 13
19
"•24%
•
——12.50
.Superior
165
21% July 30
Biscuits Inc
.Sunshine Mining Co__
2
14
16
Oil Corp
Sunshine
17% July 22
.
11
78
34
Jun
7816
26
,40
49% Sep
4
Feb
21
Sep
8
111% Jari
29% Sep
Jan
4
Jan
.6
44% Dec
i
Jan
11
2
33
7
635
82% July f7
10% Mar 29
Nov
35 % Jan
14
11
,14% Jari
»via.y
Nov., 6
113
13
Sep
-*71% Jan
2.>
21% Jun
38% Dec
32
v
• Jun-18
4% Sep
Aug
3
20% Jun 28
•,30% Jan
12% Jan
97% Jun
21
29
Dec
\ 22% Jan
••
17
15
26
73% Nov
15
May 12
13% Sep
,
*50
10
i
7%
«18%
—1
;
Studebakef-Packard Corp
Corp__c—
8%
18%
—No par
Co
23% Sep
.
8
,
5
—:
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
76% Mar 15
•
98
Jersey——15
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—.*.1
5% prior preference—y—
20
.Stone & Webster/:-—
—No par
StroHiberg-Carlson Co
—10
28
118 % Aug"
7
,
v
95%
82%
96%*
Ohio
Stewart-Warner
Aug 18
11
95
v,
7
Jan
113% Jari
13
67%-
82 %
'
26% July-12
43% Aug 19
<
20
65%
83
'
3
■.,23... Jan
26% Jun
*18% Nov., 9
67%
82 ;.
Sterling Drug Inc ,common.—..tr.5
3%.% preferred-—
100
July 27 19 % Aug 10
1
65%
82
New
Stevens
■
16%'July
64%
of
Chemical
Aug. 19
80%
of
Sales for
Thursday
.
*
63%.
Oil
Stauffer
17% Aug 18
-16
,
Wednesday
Aug. 18
No par
-Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
15
; 22% Aug
Mar 25
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
„
25
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) L-S
52
Aug 18
42% July 30
13% Aug 17
•44% Aug 12
13% Jan. ;'4
12
i
8
"97% Mar 31
*
Tuesday
Aug. 17
Standard Oil
■
•
25 Ve Nov
*23% Feb
■V
-11 % Jan ; 5
21
Standard
Aug 17
% May 12
10% Feb
5
30% May
17% May 25.
,
20
102% Mar 11
•
;'7% Aug 17
11 % Jan .A
Par
of Indiana
68 % Jan
15
'13% Mar 26
Monday
Aug. 16
,
/
Standard
81% Jan
.Sep
30
EXCHANGE
83 % Aug
15
67
8%X>ec
LOW
STOCK
67% Aug 20
65% Sep
94
NEW YORK
22 Vb
22%
22%
22%
*62%
63'A
*62 Va
63%
63
63
14%
46
1,000
18,300
310
11,900
100
22%
22%
♦62%
63%
20
6,200
1
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
24%
25%
36,800
City Rap Transit com—No par
15%
15%
15 Vb
153/s
15%
15%
15V4
15'/4
15%
151/4
2,000
Century Fox Film new
prior
an
5
47
Mar 15
5%
6% Jail
4
13% Aug 17
Twin
7
13% Mar 11
preferred
Udylite Corp (The)
conv
Coach
Co__
T
50
1
45%
*45
13%
13%
*45
13%
*45
45 3A
13%
13 Va
46
*45
46
13 Vb
13%
*45
13%
46
13 Ve
13%
10,600
2,100
U
10% Sep
14
14 % Feb
29
55% Jan
11% May
2
Dec
15
26
26 %
16
75% Dec
19% Jun
16
24% Mar
Jun
4
98
82% Jun
15
110
97
16
89
July 12
Union
Carbide
21% Jan
25
27% July 29
Union
2
104% Jan
15
6
99
Jan
5
38% Jan
4
78% Jun
3
Jun
18
100% Nov
37% Jun
100
Sep
44% Jun
10
44% Aug 13
15
115% Jan
50% Jan
,
31% Apr
102 % Jun
141
July 12
11
Jan
4
26
May 14
29 % Jun
11
68% Aug
5
6
106% Feb
3
24
50% Dec
21
45% Jan
3
106% Jan
29
103% July
110
1091/2
110
110
109 Va
*99 %
48
6
26 Va
No par
25
Union Pacific RR Co common
50
4% noncumulative preferred—50
Union Tank Car Co new
No par
United Aircraft Corp common
5
5% convertible preferred
100
105% Jan
5
17
81%
26
110
109V2
95
*92%
95
88%
*88
88%
88%
51% Aug 16
24
Preferred $4
series
Oil of California
Union
5,800
82'/4
26
No par
50% May 24
19,000
26%
81%
26%
$3.50, series
24
94
81%
26%
82%
26
No par
No par
103% Feb
7
81%
26%
81%
26 %
series
series
Preferred
92% Aug
Jan
4,300
82
82%
$3.70
7
3
85
63 Vb
26
$4.50
,3
92% Aug
61
•
<
81%
Preferred
Apr
6
8
63%
,
10
15
Preferred
Jan
87% Jan
90
5
Elec Co of Mo common
Feb
62
No par
& Carbon
70% Feb
9
112
62
61
18
Jan
61
61
Bag & Paper Corp_
61% Jun
7,500
4,200
61
60%
Union
43% Jan
10%
20
63% Aug 19
8
49% Mar 20
12%
30%
10 Va
10%
8
13% Jan
12%
30%
10%
12%
30%
10%
Asbestos & Rubber Co
15
12%
; 31'/a
10%
12%
30%
10 Vs
Union
23
12%
30%
10%
12%
30%
10%
Underwood Corp
10% Aug 16
* Dec
7
12%
31%
10%
12%
30%
32% Mar 30
4
38% Sep
12%
30 %
1
——No par
July 22
7% Jan
*92%
101
47%
46%
137
138
51%
51%
27%
27%
65
65%
*105
106%
101
48 »/b
138
51%
26
X621/2
*92%
95%
88%
;
101
♦99%
49
47%
137
138%
109%-
*93
88%
'
101
-108%
109
96
88
f
*99%
*93
88%
*88
89%
320
96
101
*99%
48%
47%
48%
137%
137%
137%
137
110
101
48
48%
138
50
42,600
6,300
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
26%
26
26'A
27
27%
27 %
27%
3,800
64'/4
61%
63
62%
64%
63%
64%
15,800
51%
1,000
106i/2
105V2
105%
106%
106%
106
200
26%
25%
261/2
25%
26'/4
25%
26 Va
25%
26
15,700
99%
99%
99%
99
99
99%
99%
99%
99%
*105
*105
I
21 % Dec
31
Dec
17
33% Sep
21
87
100
July 21
32% Mar 25
104% Jan
30
39% Dec
23
Jan
21
107
21% Apr
27
26% July 27
United
common—10
25%
87% Jan
11
99% Aug 16
Preferred 4%% series of 1952-100
United Biscuit of America—No par
99%
27
13% Jun
16
16% Mar 20
14
48% Sep
15
61% Jan
31% Feb
11
27
4% Feb
24
25% Sep 23
3% Apr 23
67
Jan
2
4% Jun
24
Feb
18
5% Jan
86
23
5% Feb
5
10
July 23
104% July 23
Jun
1
57% Jan
4
Jan
12
3% Feb
25
70% Apr
29
40
Jan
27
20
18% Aug 12
70
May 27
4% Jan
80% J*n
6
6
May 12
29
4% Jan
4
6
Sep
30
8
Jun
28
11
63% Jun
29
83
16
Aug
17
Jan
2
72% Nov
13
15
17% Jan
8
12
11% Dec
28
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
4
15% July 20
14
45% Jan
4
53% Apr
26
27% Jan
13
32% Jun
1
44
Sep
28
23% July 22
58% Jan
30
Mar 27
30% Jun
17
37% Feb
11% Dec
29
13% Mar
Dec
Sep
14
95% Sep
15
22
Sep
103% Oct
13
159
Jun
14
9
15% Nov 27
56% Nov
30
38% Aug 19
14% July 13
3
2% Jun
11% Jan
12
2% May 12
1% Jan
4
Jan
5
101% Dec
23
49% Jan
100 % Jan
12
65
8
4
70% Aug
17
Jun
15
30% Jun
18
107'
31% Jan
5
Jan
20
22% Jan
114% Jan
11
184
Aug
11
Mar 16
Jan
25
182
Apr
21
120
175
35% Jan
68
For footnotes
31% May 24
3
10
1
46
10
13
see
175
23
14% Mar 17
18% J-an
28
9
54% Mar 11
63
Aug
12
Feb
page
24.
Carbon Co
United
United
preferred—
*
Electric Coal Cos
Engineering & Foundry
100
5%
5%
9%
9%
70
18
1,100
64
62%
63
3,300
641/4
36
35%
35%
*35
3%
3%
*75
5%
3%
3%
♦75
75%
36%
3%
75%
36 Vb
3%
*75
300
3Vb
*35 Vb
12,300
75%
/
5%
5%
5%
5Va
10,000
11
10'/B
10%
10
10%
12,300
75
75%
78%
78
83
5%
5
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 VB
X15
12%
No par
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13 %
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)_l
U S & Foreign Securities
No par
$4.50 1st preferred
No par
U S Freight Co
No par
U
S
Fruit
Co
14 VB
15 y.
4,900
12%
123/4
7,600
I
Co common
preferred
U S Hoffman Machinery com
4%%
preferred
Gypsum
7%
.
20
100
5
100
51
30,900
31%
313/4
23,000
38%
383/4
4,500
14 Vb
22,200
13/4
13,600
68
68%
9,900
*106
106 Va
50
50
49%
50%
49%
501/4
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
311/4
31%
37%
38
38V4
38 »/4
38 Va
381/2
38%
38%
13%
14
13%
14VB
13%
14
13%
14
13 Vb
1%
1%
1%
1%
49%
1%
66 %
-
1%
69
68%
*105% 107
*105%
30
30
701/4
68'/4
107
♦105'%
*29 %.
30
29 Va
1%
68%
107
29 y2
182 %
182%
180V4
181
179
179
181
181
181
181
♦180
182
50
1%
68
*105%
♦29V2
*175
1,220
15%
12%
»
United
20
69%
5%
11
69
y4
3%
♦75
106%
10 Va
5%
9%
68%
3%
75%
10,100
18
36
36%
OO
27%
*105
181/4
X64
3%
28%
106%
18
64'/a
*35%
*68%
27%
63%
1061/2
1,000
•105
63'/4
63
75%
28%
106%181/4
63
*75
•105
18'A
18'/4
Fastener
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
27%
28 V*
18 »/4
18%
convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
7%
27%
♦105
17%
$3.50
United
105
105
United-Carr
United
28%
28
No par
10
No par
preferred
Board & Carton Corp
United
Aug 20
May 25
Aug
10% Sep
49
$4.50
107% Apr
38% May 26
Air Lines Inc
22
Continui*—Pag* 11
STOCKS
Year J9M
-
50%
1%
68%
107
297/b
182
17%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
17
17
63
63
63
63
♦62%
64V2
♦62
64
29%
VB
178
179"
♦180
177%
♦180
29%
182 '
17
*62%
17
64 Va
900
700
380
2,200
140
1
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(740)
NEW
Range Sice* Jan. 1
13% Nov
34
Lowest
Highest
8
22
Jan
13% Mar 17
7% Feb 24
40% Mar 17
14
67% Dec 11
Sep
56% Feb
Mar
64
17 % Aug
61% Aug
3
22
Oct
23
32% Peb
24
Jan
Oct
26
85% Jan
70% Jan
7
9
97% Apr
23% Aug 31
31% Jan
68
11
70
74% Nov
144%
July 16
29% Aug
82
12
May
friar 11
O
13
89% Apr
11
39% July 27
8
6
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
31
66% Feb
2
54% Jan
13
33% Sep
15
44 % Jan
5
39
Jan
11
Aug 31
144% Jan
28
143
Jan
4
16% Jun
24
18% Feb
17% Dec
10
21% Peb
26
35% Dec
4
39% Nov
9
35
Jan
7
Jan
4
6% Jan
3
4
8 % May
2
6% Dec 22
6% Jan
9 %
11
July 23
11% July 14
S
8%
U
Co
common
preferred series A
preferred series B
90
Mar 18
4
30
Dec
31
29% Mar 12
1% Nov
22% Jan
J7
14
32% Dec
23% Dec
9
15
27
Sep
29
Sep
3
167
Feb
17
14
Peb
2
19% Dec
30
Jan
10
30% Sep
68% May 20
7
26% Jun
5
1% Jan
4
93% Aug
2
2% Aug 16
11% May 12
*7%
8%
*7%
59%
60%
60
60%
59%
60%
59 %
59%
59%
60%
67%
*67
67%
67
67 %
66%
66%
500
5,600
*66
28%
19
35% Dec
18
4
1% Jan.
26% Jun
2% Feb
12
22% Jan
Jan
11
'63% Jan
27% Aug 20
18
18% Jan
5
154
-•
J
30% Mar 11
8
165
'
7
Jan
25% Aug 11
73
Aug 13
41% Aug
34% Jan 21
19
73% July 28
36% Jan
13
11% Dec
22
17% Mar 23
11% Jan
4
27% Dec
8
32% Mar 25
28% Jan
7
5% Dec
29
10% Jan
6
5 % Jan
4
7% Hav 1«
23% Apr
6
31% Dec
29
30% Jan
8
45% Aug 17
125
May 29
3
125% Jun
24 % Apr
88
128
Mar 19
126
13
Nov
30
92
Mar 20
89
Jan
8
20
Jan
8
123
Jan
130% Jan
Aug
July 30
10
X151%
152%
27% Nov
17
Jan
112% Jun
2
02
July 20
100% Dec
92
Jun
3
100% Oct
30
101 % Jan
145% Aug 16
11
12
24
»
33% July 28
18
102% Apr
105% Apr
8
$4.04
19
B
$4.20
18
July 19
25% Dec
31
2
25% Jan
4
31% Aug
25 % Dec
28
30
Feb
19
25% Jan
4
28% Aug 16
5
64
Dec
7
4
57
Mar 25
13
May 17
7
18
Mar
Jun
22
30
Jan
59
Sep
14
70% Mar
11 % Dec
22
13% Mar 10
11% Aug
21% Nov
24
29 % Jan
24
14% Dec
15
26 % Apr
preferred
div
6%
common
$5
54'A
54%
53%
53%
*156%
156%
•156%
157%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
37
17%
*36
37
37
9%
9
9
*9
9%
9%
37
9%
92
92
2%
*19
91
>
2%
-
1%
-
26%
*163
,
2%
*19
20%
l7/s
92
1%
,28%
27
26%
2%
1%
*27
27%
*163
69%
70%
69
25%
;
9
,
37
9%
*36%
"
92
*91
2
100
2
1%
*28%
:.
27
27%
2
29%
,*
29
27%
27%
164
164
163
25
25%
25%
72%
72%
72%
*72%
40%
41
41%
41 Va
40%
69
70
68%
72
16
15
15%
151/4
29%
29%
71%
136
*134
134
*134
34
34
34
*93%
37
143
32
6%
45%
136
7
6%
45%
43%
136
•134
*134
*134
34
34
96%
*93%
96%
*93%
7
36%
38%
353/4
37%
145%
144
144
32%
32%
*114%
32%
41%
13,700
29,800
1,700
6%
2,900
43%
8,100
43
*134
136
*134
34
33%
34
2,700
96%
*93%
96%
36%
38%
36%
37%
142
32%
114'A
4,800
73%
*93%
143
143
114%
32%
160
16%
'
114%
60
2.700
74
29%
6%
45%
136
33%
96%
38%
2,600
*
*134
33%
27%
25%
15%
29%
7
600
29%
16%
29%
17,900
29.
163
25%
29%
18,000
2%
-
*72
45%
190
2%
19%
15%
6%
92
2%
29%
43%
.
300
3.200
*18%
16%
7
10
9%
2%
29%
44%
5,400
37
19%
29%
6%
2,000
17%
2%
15
43%
-
9%
-
72,700
9
*2*3/4
;;
54%
157
9
9%
92
17%
600
*18%
2%
164
*163
164
17%
*36
9%
29
29
;■
53%
156%
"•9
19
19
54%
157%
17%
92
92
2%
20%
1%
164
9%
10
28%
28
9%
53%
157
143%
32%
142
33%
32
19,900
142
'
1,100
33%
114V4
dividend preferred
_10O
*101%
103%
*101%
103 y4
*101%
103%
*101%
103%
dividend preferred.
-100
*103
104
*102%
104
*1031/4
104
*104
105
105
5,200
105
Virginia
Ry
114
114
114
*101%
114
280
103%
100
25
1
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common.
4
30%
31%
30%
31%
31
31
31
31
28%
28%
*28%
28%
2,300
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
68
Visklng
Feb
Jan
31
69
67
67
2,400
•13%
14
.20
71% May 19
30%
28 %
.10
common
16
*27%
28%
*65%
66%
(The)
Corp
115
25
Co
preferred
7%
54%
156%
53%
156
100
29
6
5,000
61
134
100
preferred
6%
49%
61
*134
100
preferred
par tic
49
61
_5
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
Feb
115
870
49 %
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
3 % %
153%
48'A
61
100
noncumulative preferred
38% Aug 16
114% Nov
27
Vlcks Shreve As Pacific Ry com
5%
153
48%
60%
70
2.50
153%
48%
40
Co
153
30
60'A
39%
4
5
36% Mar
Chemical
12,900
50%
39%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co_ 6%
Vlck
150
38%
.
37%
59%
39%
10
90%
154'A
No par
par
*90
38%
48%
72%
2.50
90%
37%
59
72
Co
*89%
50%
72%
Corp of America—No
Norman
89
153
88%
60%
72%
Raalte Co Inc
83%
153%
49%
24%
Victor Chemical Works
23
35% Feb
Vanadium
28%
152%
♦59
25%
6
95% May 26
15
99
Utah
28%
*81%
38 %
.100
preferred
Power & Light Co
200
4,400
83%
x37%
28
28
18,900
g
28
38%
f j
17%
g
*81
88
25%
4%%
Van
.35% July
4
Sep
Jun
100
preferred
4
26% Jan
22% Jun
106
8%
Van
6
134
4
27
25 % Jan
28
r-1
Universal Pictures Co Inc com.
16% Aug 19
134
Mar 26
Apr
29
Corp
8
28%
38
*9
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
.<
31% Aug
,
124% Mar 26
127
28
July 17
16% Oct
112
45% Mar 28
American
*81
88
-
■
83%
27%
29
83%
89
convertible preferred—No par
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
28%
*81
38%
•35
2
50
1
67%
67%
37%
2d pfd-5
convertible'preferred
.
17
89
1
United Wall Paper Inc common
Universal
81%
25
Stockyards Corp
United Stores $4-20 nonen
$6
29%
81%
No par
noncumulative preferred
4%
Shares
16%
8%
100
U 8 Tobacco Co common
19% Aug 13
3% May 13
155
61
73% Jan,
Mar 19
31
1% Dec
15
17
17%
*
72% Dec
17'A
16%
*7%
100
preferred
7%
17
Sales f«r
the Week
Friday
Aug. 29
Aug. 19
8%
Smelting Ref Ac Min com
50
preferred
50
8 Steel Corp common
No par
United
Thursday
Aug. 18
17%
S
7%
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 17
*7%
7%
U
SALE
16%
5
preferred
1st
noncum
«
Tuesday
HIGH
1
Foundry Co
At
Monday, August
—10
20
10
1
100
100
common
Plywood Corp
3% %
29
56
Aug
2
157% Aug 19
26
25
9% Mar 19
Jun
Co
D 8 Robber Co common
38% Mar 16
135
54
61% Jun
Pipe
3%%
154% Aug 17
134% Jan
16
Dec
S
O
12
127% Sep
37
Oct
64
Kendaj
Aug. 16
Far
pr el erred
D S Playing Card
7
29% Jan
Lines
8
4%',fc
2
79% Jan
_
V
16
8% May 25
4
36% Jan
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
26
22% Jan
23
22
7% Oct
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range fer Freviee#
.
11
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
L*we*t
.
.
preferred
67
67
66
66
65
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
66%
66%
*65%
67%
66%
66%
*65%
65
700
14
1,000
28%
W
43% Jun
52
16
Dec
29
9
18% Jan
2
25
105
5
8ep
15
6% Sep
15
11 % Sep
15
98
14% Apr 24
23% Sep 21
28% Sep
14
>
2
9
Dec
22
Feb
27
May 12
Feb
9% Mar
17% Apr
18% Nov
4
3
16
20
51
Mar 26
68% Mar 18
13
Jan
67
Aug 20
8% Mar 30
5% Jan
19% May
24% Jan
104
100% Aug
12% July 15
Wardell
19
18% Aug
Warner
30% Jan
12
Mar 16
25% Jan
14
13% Jan
4
v4
19% May 14
22% Aug
3
17% Apr
24% Mar 23
30
9
17
8
Sep
14
13% Feb
25
9% Jan
5
10
Sep
15
12% Mar 27
10% Jan
1
.28% Feb
9
24% Jan
84% Feb
3
77% Jan
17% Feb
16
Wayne
14% Aug 16
14%
14%
*12%
12%
2HO
38%
39%
Co.
9% May 20
4
36% Aug
110
Mar
12
4
11% Aug 18
52% July 23
27% Aug
4
Apr 28
53 % Jan
19
59% Aug
9
19
105
Aug
18
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
100
*110%
111%
110%
111%
*110%
111
*110%
100
•102
104
*102%
104
*102%
104
103%
100
*101
103
*101%
103
*101%
103
*101%
Coke
5
14
Pulp Ac Paper com
preferred
100
Co
pfd
4%%
preferred series B
preferred series C
Virginia
West
Va
4%%
Western
Air
Western
Coal
Auto
Ac
5
Supply
4%
Pacific
127
May 14
30% May
82% Jan
4
12% Jan
8
32% Apr
13
30 % May 27
27
Jan
11
5
Jan
25
,
16
18
Wilcox
Oil
Feb
25
10% Aug
2
Wilson
Ac
Jan
22
75
Aug 18
5
13% Jan
15
9% Apr
7
12% F«b
«
35% Dec
16
31% Jan
7
60% Aug 11
24% Jun
17
18% Aug 18
19%
Dec
22
36
8cp 21
42.% Dec 22
53
Jan
2
48
Jan
26
28% Jan
137
6
Jan
21
18% Jan
8
39% Jan
14
30
40% Apr
23
Sep
15
35% Mar 17
30% Jan
4
75
Sep
101
Sep
10
14
130% Mar 16
86
82
Mar 19
Dec
10
11% Mar 17
77% Jan
19
20% Aug 11
33% Aug
142
2
Apr
1
21% Aug
3
55 % July 23
,45%
Jan
21
48% Jilily 21
4
92
Aug 17
116
Jan
7
177
July 21
77
Jan
12
90% Aug
6% Jan
22
10% July 29
39% Apr
23% Anr
37
Jen
4
49
21% Jan
4
27% Apr
53 % Mar
51 % Jun
9
60% Apr
12
May 21
13
13
201/4 Dec
31
34 % Jan
20
3
26 Va
34
May
July 26
Sep
14
47% Jan
38
Jan
4
65
11
Aug
Dec
31
16% Jan
11% Jan
4
14% Aug 16
84
3
$4.25
54 y8
55%
26%
27%
26,900
69%
68
101%
*101
23%
•127%
No par
42%
43%
42%
67%
89
102
23%
*127%
*22%
68%
23%
*127%
43
67%
69%
102%
102
102%
*23
„
23'A
*127%
42
42%
68%
69 %
33,500
*101%
102%
1,300
227/a
22%
800
42%
22,000
.
*127%
42%
1
42%
91
91%
42
89%
*89%
190%
89%
90%
26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
35
26%
500
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35%
35 Va
35%
5,000
94%
94%
94%
94%
93
94 Va
93%
93%
93%
94%
480
9%
50,800
1
20
No par
common
No par
10
Co
1
8%
Service
Corp
10
Co
Prior preferred 4%%
series
Prior pfd 4%%
series
conv
100
100
(Wm> Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
8
Mfg Co
-23
10%
9
9%
9%
10%
9%
91
10
9%
91%
27%
25%
25%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
23%
23%
23%
24
*23%
24
23%
233/4
*23%
1,800
9%
10
233/4
9%
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
11,400
*743A
75%
*74%
75%
9%
74%
10
74 %
9%
9%
54%
*74%
57%
32 %
*140
20%
*53
10
19%
18%
32%
75%
75
10
x5G%
32%
140%
26%
♦140
9%
57
55%
19 %
18%
321/a
140 3/4
20%
20%
20%
53%
31%
*140
I
20%
75
«
10
10%
*97/a
10
2,600
55%
56
54%
55%
4,200
12,500
18%
18%
32 %
32
1403A
*140
20%
20%
18%
18'A
18%
32
32%
*140
140%
32
140%
20%
207/a
53
53%
*52%
53%
44%
*52%
52%
1.400
44%
44%
45
443A
45%
45%
45%
46%
45%
45%
45%
29,000
45
46
443A
45 %
443A
45%
44 y8
45
10,100
89 %
*165
*88%
9%
89%
90
169
92
*88
1
9%
9%
45%
90
91
169
*162
89%
164
164
90%
*163
53
52
91%
166
88%
87%
88%
88%
88%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*90%
*160
9%
91%
600
9%
93A
5,200
46%
7,500
16,000
46%
46%
46%
46%
23%
46%
23%
46%
23%
4 6'A
22%
23%
55
56%
22%
56%
23 Va
22 3/4
23%
55%
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet Ac Tube
No par
55%
23 Va
23%
54%
55
23 y8
24
55%
55%
24
59 Va
61%
23%
24
58%
243/a
60%
24%
57%
Youngstown Steel Door
583A
14%
14%
58
14 Va
59 Va
58%
61
14%
13%
14 %
14
14 Va
14
14 y8
71%
73%
72%
73%
6%
72%
6%
73%
73%
74
SV.
K5i
6%
6%
6
83% Jun
9
77% Aug 10
Zenith
Radio
18
4% Feb
26
7 % May 20
Zonite
Products
Corp
_
71%
Corp
6%
72
63A
,
*23%
690
150
169
87%
87
■
45%
No par
3,400
8,800
21
54 V2
1
preferred
300
10
23
convertible
3,300
553A
50
Corp common
290
25
18%
10
com
100
Jan
38,700
1
10
Towne
683A
102
23%
,
100
Grocery
5% Apr
55 Va
26%
10
4%%
400
54%
Worthington Corp common—No par
York
200
26%
Woolworth
Ac
105
54%
Woodward Iron Co
Yale
105
26%
23%
preferred
Wripley
105%
105
52%
68%
Co
(F W)
8,100
*104%
104%
26%
5
Public
49%
59%
54%
"When issued"
Wisconsin
5,100
59 %
26%
101%
common
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
26%
49%
59%
52%
preference—No par
(The S 8)
20
Lovett
25%
49%
59%
26%
100
preferred
Ac
26%
49%
59%
53%
100
Co
Wilson-Jones
Winn
25%
50
59
26%
Mfg
Inc
26%
*49%
52%
12%
B
preference
Co
26%
27
25%
12.50
com
series
White Sewing Machine common
Prior
60
10
preferred
16
2,200
34%
10
Aug 10
Jun
107
1,100
104%
95
10% Aug
34%
108
49%
104%
Motor
26
2,800
49
104 %
Dental
27% AUg
343A
13%
49 %
*103%
White
4
10
30
*127/a
13%
102%
49%
100
White
5%%
140
102%
49%
58%
July 28
Co
343A
*107
103
104
49
50%
Inst
prior
35
108
3,700
*102%
49%
*49
58%
36 %
conv
123/4
44%
110%
13,600
26%
27% July 27
$5
14%
103%
14%
43%
110'A
44%
111
11
*49%
Electric
44
107
58%
Wheeling Steel Corp com
24 % Jan
5
Whee.lng
34%
♦107
44%
320
3,800
107/a
50%
Corp
Ac Lake Erie Ry
8
8
2
200
5,900
11%
26%
Telegraph
preferred
Elec
4
70
Jan
3.80%
Weston
21% Mar
11% Mar 26
29% Oct
39
11
57%
Preferred series A
21% Jan
74% Mar 10
135
38
11%
26%
44% Aug 10
91 '/a Aug 20
4
25% May 10
85% Mar 15
15
38%
11%
*49%
Westinghouse
20
14%
12%
11%
100
com
75% Jun
37% July 22
129% Apr 26
49%
35%
108
10%
No par
RR
98% May 5
18% Mar 17
102% Aug 19
49%
34%
*107
10%
13%
14%
preferred—100
2nd
noncum
14%
35%
108
10%
10
Co
Western Maryland Ry common
Western
34%
♦107
14%
1
Inc
Lines
99% Jan
4% Dec
38%
No par
West
'
23% Jan
com
Westinghouse Air Brake
21% Dec
38%
14%
12%
Electric
Western Union
8
37%
14%
12%
*12
Power
55% Aug 20
21
383A
14%
12
Penn
27% Aug 20
Jan
37%
14%
'
Penn
6
86% Mar 24
14
12
West
4
30% Dec
900
3,400
14%
12%
*12
West
4
30
2,700
22%
5
22% Jan
14
16%
*22%
6
50 % Jan
15
16%
22%
1,900
35% May
14
8,500
16%
*22%
20%
Snowdrift
48% Aug 13
29% May 18
52% Dec
3
24% Dec
14%
32%
*16%
22%
89%
11
29
X32%
16%
22%
14%
96% Jan
3% Oct 28
33 %
32%
16
22%
20%
99 %
62% Dec
32%
16
16
*22%
89%
26
9
32%
32%
16%
22%
300
14%
41% Apr
49% Jun
15
32%
Mills.
16'/a
22%
Co
35
89%
22
14
*34%
20%
67% Mar 16
Jun
34%
14%
63% Mar 25
Sep
*34%
193/4
2
47
35
89%
14
16% Sep
35
14%
14
81
35
19%
43% Apr 27
31
*34%
7,000
90
Sep
6% Dec
17,000
14%
57% Mar 11
71 V4 May 12
800
39%
19%
15
10
29%
38%
89%
105% Aug 10
8% Jan
4
16% Jun
29%
*28%
39%
15
8
24
29%
29%
39%
20%
8
Apr
29%
28%
39%
29
38%
*28
90
Jan
126
28%
40%
19%
46% 8ep
8% Nov
29
28%
39%
14%
Jan
18% Sep 11
7% Sep 21
63 % Oct
5
28»A
28%
40%
89%
45
Sep
27%
28%
39%
15
32 % Mar 25
Oct
27%
28%
1
20%
12% Jan
23
28%
50
89%
20
80
11,700
14%
IS
4
1,400
18 %
19%
16% Jan
Mar
11%
18%
27
89 %
5
40% Mar 17
10%
18%
1
12% Nov
127
10%
18
4
4.10%
14
101%
10%
18%
par
102% Aug 20
14 % Aug 17
15
101%
103/4
18%
3
convertible
7
Jan
101%
10%
18%
preferred—No
Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
$4
Jan
30% Sep
*101
11
18%
West
96
126
101%
*101
*10%
18%
West Indies Sugar
15
4
101%
10%
12
99% Jan
12
101%
101
18%
25
9
May
1,800
4,500
17% Jan
4.20%
22
7%
22%
20% Aug
104% Mar 31
1
7%
22%
16
45
AUg
111% Apr
10
7%
22 y8
13% July 26
7
16% Jun
*7%
22%
No par
Corp
Investment
Oil-Ac
4
91% Jun
1,400
7%
22%
Wesson
11
15
64%
7%
22%
39% July 23
90% Aug 12
Jan
30
64%
7%
223/8
10%
Wayne Pump Co
Webster
25
64%
65
7%
22%
5
100
Inc
Pipe
Ac
Motor
12% Jan
u
*64%
7%
1
Picture#
Knitting
99
22 % Dec
101
64%
'
22%
32%
36% Jan
39% Sep
7%
32%
104% Jan
2
67
64%
22
No par
5
4
Sep
65
1
Waukesha
*8
18
64%
No par
Wash Water Power
15
May 14
1,630
33% Aug 19
Jan
87% Feb
2,100
34%
37% Feb
90
12
25%
34%
89% Jun
•
12
25%
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102
21
12
25%
Washington Gas Light Co
107% Jan
25% Dec
12
25%
Corp
Foundry
9
109
W
As
Petroleum
18
5
12
25%
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17
Sep 29
15
11%
25%
2.50
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Jun
8% Sep
43% Sep
G
Warren
88% Jun
21% Nov
12
25%
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Co
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-98% Jun
104
11%
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16% Aug
S
5
5
July 19
400
11%
25%
34% July 16
9
29% Jan
28% Jan
35
40% Aug
4
21% Sep
297/« Aug 20
67%
11%
25%
Baking Co common
5% %
preferred
19
11
100
No par
10
(Hiram)
Walworth
Jan
9
30
28
32
3
Walker
preferred
Co
Ward
13% Jan
4
14
14
4
Feb
27
4
Sep
8ep
1
Walgreen
11
18% Dec
30
Waldorf
Jan
24
Dec
3
4
30% Jan
31% Dec
16
System..
Mar
26% Mar
2
Jun
25% Jan
9
17% Nov
RR 4% It
33% Mar 19
Jun
73% Oct
Wabash
37% May 14
29
13
60
'
65/a
1,500
900
49,700
.
63A
5,100
4,800
3,400
23
1954
180
Volume
.
Number 5358
The. Commercial and Financial
.. .
Chronicle
Bond Record
New York Slock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
Th# Utile letters In
-
-•
the colnmn heeded
:
;
YEARLY
Indicate in each
'
ease
LOW
Bangs for Previse*
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Tear 1953
Lowest
Highest
Bangs slnee Jan. l
,
Lowest
.
Monday
Highest
EXCHANGE
Aug. 17
Low
Treasury 34s
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 16
NEW YORK STOCK
104.16 Dec
99.24 May 12
WEEKLY-
-
"Interest Period"
the month when the bonds mature.
PHuree alter decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
'
Low
High
HIGH
SALE rRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 18
Low
High
High
...
Thursday
Aug. 19
High
Feb
108
„_
Feb
16
102.4
19
Feb
108
16
Feb
1978-1983
*111.22
111.26
*111.20
111.24
*111.16
111.20
111.16
Treasury 2%s
1955-1960
*101.12
101.14
*101.12
101.14
*101.12
101.14
•101.11
Treasury 2%s
102.4
—_—
__1956-1959
*104.3
104.7 5
♦104:2
104.6
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104.6
*103.22
103.26
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*103.22
103.26
1958-1963
*106.4
106,12
•106:4
106.12
*108.4
1960-1965
*108:16
108-24
*108;16
108.24
1956-1958
*102.8
102.10
*103.7
103.9
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•102.
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101.4.
*100:30 101.2
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19
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94,8
Mar 25
94.8
Mar 25
95.20
v-r,
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98.29 Feb
95.20 Oct
23
99.14 Oct 23
15
160.22 July
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
15
__
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2%s
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1958
_1961
1962-1967
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29
99.14 Oct 23
2%s
2%s
*100.22 i'Oolii
Sales for
the Week
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111.20
♦111.14
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111.18
101.13
*101.11101.13
104.6
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103.27
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103.26
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—
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*100:10
100:14
*
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*100.6
100.10
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100:6
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100.12
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100.12
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100.8
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102.18
*102.15
102.17
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102.16
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102.17
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102.16
1958
*102.19
102.21
*102.18
102.20
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102.19
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102.19
•102.17
102.19
1956-1959
2%s
2%s
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•101.22
;
101.24
1957-1959
June 15
*101.24
101.26
•101.23
101.25
*101.22
101.26
*101.23
101.25
2 Vis
__June 1959-1962
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101.4
*100.30
101.2
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101
*100.28
101
•100.28 101
2Vis
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—Dec 1959-1962
*100.30
101.2
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101
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101
•100.28
101
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*100.19
100.21
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100.19
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100.20
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100.19
1954
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100.22
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100.21
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100.21
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100.21
*100.18
100.20
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*100.20
100.22
♦100.20
100.22
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100.21
*100.19
100.21
*100.18
—
100.20
2s
Dec
_
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International
Bank
*
—
—
for
Reconstruction <fe Development
2
94.16 Jan
90.16 Jun
91.25 Apr
94
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96
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95
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98
Dec
May
101
Oct
93.8
26
Jan
94.24 Jan
Feb
2
102.8
101.24 Feb
1
97.16
Jan
1
July 20
92
94.8
4
100.24 Nov
....
lbl
100.8
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4
100.8
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6
102.16 Aug
7
101.16 Jan
4
25-year 3s__.
July
25-year 2s__—______ Mar
9
30-year 3'is
Apr
6
104.12 Mar 10
13
101.20 Feb
100.16 NOV
9
1
102.28 Feb
104.24
23-year 3%s—_____
19-year 3 Vis
3-year 3s_—__
15-year 3Vis
24
99.24
l
1976
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1
1981
102
102
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May 15
1975
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103
*102.16
103
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103
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103
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103
Oct
15
1971
*103.16
104
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104
*103.16
104
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103.24
Oct
1
1956
*103
103.8
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103.8
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1
1969
*104
104.12
*104
104.12
*104
-due Feb 15
1955
*100
101
101
*100
—due Feb 15
____
July 15
15 1972
Oct
Serial
bonds
103.8
*103
103.8
♦102.28
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104.12
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104.12
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104.12
101
,
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101
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1950
of
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,
1956
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100.24
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100.24
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100.24
*99.24
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♦99.24
2s
due Feb
15
1957
*99
100.16
♦99
100.16
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100.16
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100.16
*99
100.16
2s——
due Feb 15
1958
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100
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100
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100
♦98
100
*98
100
_due Feb 15
1959
♦97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
due Feb 15
2s—.—
2s
♦97.16
100.24
*97.16
99.16
99.16
and
asked price.
this day.
No sales transacted
*97
99
*97
99
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99
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99
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99
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98
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98
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98
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I960
2s—_______—due Feb 15 1961
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
——due Feb
{Treasury 2s of 1951-1955, entire issue
15
1962
called for
redemption
on Dec.
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST
New York Stock
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
New
3%
York
Bid & Asked
Sold
High
Wo.
Low
High
Brazil
(continued)
106 ill
36
98%
106 SO
Period
Exchange
—
3%s series No. 21—....—
——
3%s series No. 23—
3%s series No. 24
3 %s series No. 25—
—
3%s series No. 27
Telephone
New York Stock
Members
REctor 2-2300
120
NY 1-1693
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Foreign Government and Municipal
108
88'4
_
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——
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—
,
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3
*95
101
97
(interest
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April-Oct
1979—
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1
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92
*95
—
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100
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1979
IA7S (Central Ry)
1952—
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978_
June-Dec
5% funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
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I
3%s series No.
June-Dec
June-Dec
1
2
3%s
series
■
3%a series No.
85
78%
88%
84
1
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12
76%
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67 y8
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40%
*40'4
42
6614
V-
,
sink
6s Sept
1963
assented
fund
$
bonds
1961—Jan-July
1993
June-Dec,
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a
————June-Dec,
1961-.,—April-Oct
—April-Oct
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assented
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:,
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.Mar-Sept
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961—April-Oct
1927 Jan
38%
■
—
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—
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r-
64
'
—
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108%
123
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105
119
*118
1961-.-
105
113
4
119
119
__
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April-Oct
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May-Wou
f
5 A Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug \
S a Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952——
June-Dec
25-year gold 4 VaS 1953——
Map-Nov
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May-No®
2s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972—.
—Apr-Oct
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June-Dec
112
of
66'4
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40 Va
66
52
__
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—
41
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1960—1
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SECURITIES
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
90%
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■
FOREIGN
3%s series No.
8.
_June-Dec
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—
*
_June-Dec
3%s series No. 16.
8%s series No. 17.
For footnotes
see page
29
1
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3
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
50 Broad
76
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3%s series No. 13
8a
79
,
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,
Telephone HAnover 2-0050
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——Mar-Sept
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—
1961
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—
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A 6s
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—
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June-Dec
—
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.
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7.
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40
62%
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63%
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5——
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10
2
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61
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:
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94%
__
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,
56
103%
44
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58
67
84
\
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No.
—
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For Financial Inatitutione
V"
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)
3%s series No.
*65
—
Aprll-Oct
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
*95'4
__
60%
18
65
99%.
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'
__
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11
99%
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90
95%
—
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102%
38%
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5
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3
19
56
66 Va
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80
102%
25
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61
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25
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1961-
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Feb-Aug
——June-Dec
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—Feb-Aug
_Feb-Aug
June-Dec
:
83%
75
*88'4
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10-year
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20-year
15-year
1960
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108
108
1
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1960
~i
82%
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81
__
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—
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•—
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Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia)-—
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Feb-Aug
§ A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948-—April-Oct
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fiAAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 19451-Jan-July
5 a External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
S AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1948—Jun-July
§ A External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-Julp
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_April-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957_Aprll-Ocf
AExternal sec sink, fd 7s 3rd ser 1957—April-Oct
20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958
Australia (Commonwealth) 5s 1955
sinking fund
85'/a
._
83'4
84
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90
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—
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79
.
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90
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1
—
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—June-Dec
...
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»
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83'/,
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Sold
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*8314
June-Dec
3%s series No. 30—June-Dec
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Sinking fund gold 5s 1958—
Feb-Aug
Caldas (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978-Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 3 'As 1961—
Jan-July
25-year 2%s 1974
,
Mar -Sept
25-year 2%s i975_-_——
Mar-Sept
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9AChlle (Republic), external s f 7s 1942—„May-No®
T eletype
Exchange
_
3%s series No. 28
3%s series No. 29.
Bonds
Friday's
or
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s series No. 26—
Wertheim & Co.
Registered bond transactions.
Bid A' Asked
Sale Price
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
-June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
19
3%s series No. 22
Foreign Securities
r
Low
3%s series No. 20.
106
sale,
Week's Range
Last
Interest
—
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June-Dec
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20
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Jan. 1
City
1980—.
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BONDS
Range Since
Issue—
Corporate Stock
a
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Transit Unification
1954 at 100.
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
15,
Teletype NY 1-071
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Monday, August 23, 1954
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
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FOR
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Friday
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Exchange
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Last
or
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.;
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2008
)
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86
166
—
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,
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■
Chronicle
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
BONDS
Shoe Co 3'As debs
Brown
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Period
Sale Price
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106
102%
— —
__
112%
First
__
2
Natl
New
1997
4s
&
9
1976
-.
10
First
36
debentures
94%
23
102%
102% 102 %
Dairy Products
debentures 1970
3V«s
92%
'
105
103'A 103%
101
__
N
3s
——
102%
101 % 101 y8
National
*104
99
105% 108
105
103'/a 103%
100%
64%
Nashville Chattanooga & St Louis—
First mortgage 3s series B 1986—
*98'A
*__
103 %
100%
„
102%
1978
1
103%
First & refunding 3s series M
First & refunding 3s series N
101'%
debentures
1
97'A
97'A
Northern States Power Co—
96%
June-Dec
1986—„—Afay-Nov
105% 105%
98 y4102%
103%
95
mortgage 5s series A 1955—May-Noo
mtge 4Vis series B 1955—_May-Noo
States Tel & Tel 2%s
2
54%
103
101% 104%
Essex
Construction
Construction
103%
99
102%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Afay-Nov
102%
First
119
1958
97%
2
106%
104 %
debentures
93%
102%
2
__
71
3s
22
99%
118% 119
Co
97'A
100% 100%
97%
96'/a
102%-102%
96%
41
5
99%
118%
&
64
5
17
Quar-Feb
Refunding & improve 4%s ser A 2047—Jan-July
Refunding & improve 5s series C 2047—Jan -July
Refunding & improve 5s series D 2047-—Jan -July
Collateral trust 4%s 1975—
Mar-Sepf
114
(John)
£1
58%
76
64
52%
Ry—
registered
3s
119
Feb-Aug
73%
76
64
51%
4
91%
1981
69
3
104 %
and
62
,
102% 102%
102
Afay-Nov
9
102
548
1949
69
June-Dec
372
1980——-April-Oct
68%
—
6%
June-Dec
114
refunding 5s series I
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Monongahela Ry 3 >/4s series B 1966
Morrell
Pacific
lien
First
117% 119
H
98 y4
5%
First & refunding 3s series J 1970
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
111
5s
3%
94%
102%
118
gold
1%
2
97%
112
refund
25
6
Feb-Aug
§ A Convertible gold 5 '/2s series A
AFirst
99%
117% 118%
-
18
3'A
97%
103%
1975
Afar-Sept
refunding 5s series F 1977—Afar-Sept
refunding 5s series G 1978—May-Noo
and
5%
2%
104%
118
4s
AFirst
AFirst
5%
97»/a
102
*99
1991
refunding 5s series A 1965
5%
97%
.
104%
tMissouri Pacific RR Co—
A First,
70
99% 102%
99%
*102%
Jan
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978—!
Jan-July
A Jan 1967—.April-Oct
54%
414
*102% 102%
45
*100%
87%
_!
96 >»
94%
1
1962
A
40-year 4s series B
60
103
*96%
May
June-Dec
65%
102%
99%
105% 105%
1971
1990
85%
66'A
241
102
Jan
A
ser
first
78%
70
103
April-Ocf
A
77
68%
,
*QC
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
debentures
General
85
101
Marie—
series
78
69%
May-No#
May-No#
1973
Prior
102
92%
103% 103%
*—
103%
82%
—
1
•
1974
Northern
100
60
—
—
97%
80%
65%
*—
Michigan Central RR 41/as series C 1979—_Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969—Afar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
Afar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Afar-Sept
37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967
—Jan-July
Mining & Mig 2%s 1967
102
102
*96%
103%
95%
87
102
64%
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Noo
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone.Co 3VeS 1988
April-Oct
Minnesota
f debentures
t
Oklahoma Gas
*85%
102
80%
*86
—
102
103%
t
__
95
76%
—
Quar-Jan
s
s
First
*98%
91%
847/8
—
94%
101
Feb-Aug
86
95
*88
*80%
105%
Central
First
2%s debentures
RR
88%
95
*
—
4s 1994
mtge ser A 2004
3%s
M
Macy
82
96
__
101% 102
102%
XI
te%
84%
*97%
mtge
3%s
91%
88
101% 101%
90%
92
110
105
106%
101
96
92
105
102%
100
95
*95
103%
101%
82%
5
64
110
101%
91%
,
100% 100%
66%
58%
—
2
103
98
97%
65
104
103% 104%
101 Va
*63 Va
67
65
59
104
94 y»
90
25
104%
119
96
'
65
58%
57y,
1
2
-
_Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
—
89%
100
2
►103% 104V2
1955.1
1982
mtge
103
15
— «.
105
78%
115
'
101
Afay-Nov
mtge 2%s 1979— May-Noo
1st
"l
94%
94%
117 'A
76
1
64
—..
105
72%
"72%
78
*76'/a
April-Oct
mtge 2%s ser G 2003
April-Oct
First & refund
mtge 3%s ser.H 2003—April-Oct
St Louis Div second
gold 3s 1980—
Afar-Sept
1st
General
60
63%
6
70%
63%
refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sepf
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-No#
86
56 '/a
?B%
General &
78
80%
31
74 %
*112
72
,.
40
76
general & ref 5sv 1974—Mar-Sepf
.
71%
71 %
May
refund
4s
73
•
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocf
mortgage 3%s 1983—
-Feb-Aug
mortgage 3%s 1983
April-Ocf
Western Ry first gold 4s 1*98—April-Ocf
Norfolk &
.89
65%
'
*96%
-
'83%
*
7
65'A
64 Va
101
-
95
2
77%
Jan-July
1977
•
Jan-July
1st & cons
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
1st
General
61
86
86
*84 y4
refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003-
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
76%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
First &
45
21
76%
65%
'
72
April-Oct
First
—
'
71
72
June-Dec
1978
Knox & Cincinnati Div
86
86
86
1976_June-Dec
Louisville & Nashville RR—
Atl
:
09
22
53%
86
76%
& Western RR—
Susquehanna
Northern
1963
(P) Co 3s debentures
3s debentures 1976
&
94 y«
£4
9
95
94
D
ser
LoTillard
debentures
87%
58
55 y8
55
May
April-Oct
April-Oct
May-Noo
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
iALombard Electric 7s series A 1952
2%s
Gas
&
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
86
.
Feb-Aug
■
ASeries F 5s
33/4s
»e%
*v
82
Y
1975—Afar-Sept
1993
April-Ocf
consol gtd 4s
first
Electric
General
Afay-Nov
Series B 4'/as fixed interest 2003—Afay-Nov
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
Afay-Nov
ASeries D 4s contingent interest 2003
May
A
JA
,
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
——Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol
bds—
Series
93.
-•«:
75%
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
.Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Ref mtge 3%s series G 1984
Jan -July
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
Lake Shore & Mich
67%
71
—
Jan-July
1992—Mar-Sept
1973
.
Term
102%
1
,
2%
2%
Afar-Sept
N
168
160
r
137
64%
,
June-Dec
j
►155
70%
78%
77%
Chester—
series A
1955
Putnam
State
Jan-July
1961
.
Light first mtge 2%s
&
62%
99%
101
84%
*61%
2007—Jan-July
inc 4%s series A 2022—May
Port
&
4%s
4s
Power
N
58
51%
55%
AGeneral
116
116
288
Hartford RR—
mtge conv
River
mtge
70%
77'/a
64
Afay-Nov
JAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June
99%
98 %
*98% 100
*114
1st
94%
76
refunding mtge 4s ser A
AGeneral
*103
June-Dec
1961
unguaranteed
&
*33
101
837/a
76%
Afay-Nov
1973
1973
B
New Haven &
Harlem
103%
28
105%
105
105%
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987—
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'/as 1961—Jan-JuZy
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain
Y
series
First
June-Dec
City Southern Ry 4s
series A 2043
100
92 %
77%
1980—June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
„
99
June-Dec
1980
N
99%
94%
100
*97
1976—-June-Dec
2%s
90
84
*88
April-Oct
1990-
4s
gold 3%s 2000
4s
4s series B 2043
N Y Lack & West 4s series A
Mortgage
K
Kanawha
Harlem
&
100
94'/a
2
84 %
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
Y
94%
6
97'/a
70
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
103
Jan-July
1980
33
99%
70%
1998
gold 3%s
*
100%
99%
100
1997
collateral
registered 1998
Michigan Cent collateral gold
3%s registered 1998
New York Chicago & St Louis-
9T
103% 104
~
97
100%
Jan-July
1997
3%s
Co—
series
registered
Shore
Lake
91%
707/a
—
,
99
97
-Feo-AUg
1998
A
series
4s
General mortgage 3%s
Co—
Power
mortgage
1st
Line
debentures
Interstate
1st
Pipe
*90
—
Apru-uci
853^
96%
-
99%
99%
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Ocf
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
April-Ocf
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
89
61
122%
122 Ve 122
—
130
104%
54
214
89
eb-A g
1954
A
"81%
*105
York Central RR Co—
New
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
Interstate
5%s series
Jan. |
Low
rfif*
NO.
100%
AP™-y *
1956
D
Range Sine©
Sold
May-No#
1956
C
series
4%s
Consolidated
87%
121 %
gold
125
101%
*104
129% 130
.April-Ocf
AFirst
102%
21
AFirst
RR—
1952—
A
—
series
5s
AFirst
_June-Dec
—
Bonds
High
——
*97
'f——
Jf "J J9
JNew Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—
AFirst 5s series B 1954
136
92
4
*85
Junction RR gtd first 4s
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974New Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
105
51
100 V*
Friday's
'<010
New Jersey
103
16
103% 103%v
——
102%
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan .1
No.
High
102% 102%
103%
Week's Range
Last
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
(Continued)-
Jan-July
AUGUST 20
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Illinois Central RR
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
*—
101%
98%
102
1st
&
ref
Jan-July
*—
mtge
3%s 1982
3%s 1983
103 %
99 %
104%
1st
&
ref
mtge
3%s
1983
99
101 '/a
99
99
j
300% 101 %
*98 %
96 %
5
30
94
97
97%
*99 v4100%
104 %
*106%
104%
__
104'/a 104 y8
96
98%
95%
99*%
20
103 y«
100%
101%
89%
98
100%
105
105%
103%
104%
Number 5353
Volume 180
..
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST 20
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Petroleum
3.70s
2%s
deb
conv
debentures
1964—_Feb-Aug
1983
101
June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3y.s
f
s
debs
1972
112
111
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry
General mortgage
1970
General mortgage 5s series B
1975
Pittsburgh
Plate
Pittsburgh
1st
Glass
West
&
3%s
mtge
Coal
3s
debs
Virginia
series
3Vis
108
A
Line
Power
mortgage
First
mortgage 27/8s
3s
debentures
3s
First
and
Corp.
debs
1973
84
84
108%
107%
Texas Corp 3s debentures
108%
5
81%
RR
Assn
of
Jan-July
1965.
103 y2
Texas
Pacific
&
Pacific-Missouri
*94%
iw
income
5s
,o> |(D
98
100
99%
100%
96
♦Z
—
100
__
*100% 101
—
*102 V2 103
—
__
"
1
*104 %
Jan
debentures
3s
__
*135%
1st
100%
103
103
105%
131
•—*
1964
100
§ADirect
mtge
7s
1950
100%
1041%
10
102%
mtge
6s
1952
4
100%
105%
100 i/e 100%
86%
1
Second
07%
of
1960.
debentures
Tank
St Louis-San
1st
6s
1971
gold
mtge inc 4%s series A
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s
bond
certificates
Car
Seaboard Air Line
RR
Seagram (Jos E)
3s
of
Gas Corp.
125
10
106 V8
131
8
106 V«
130
107
130
90
ml.ge
trust
3'/as
sinking fund debentures
s
1979
*
Southern
3%s
80%
83
100%
86%
94%
107
101%
4Vis
S
4
Gold
4 Vis
100
—
w
: *
.
.
—
170
-A
95%
118
4Vis
♦102%
June-Dec
92%
r
—
*95 %
98%
*96%
——
99
91%
„
(Oregon Lines)
San Fran Term
Southern
51
——
—
97%
—
96%
582
108
109%
101%
a--
96
96%
26
*„
110
""
A
96 V2
110%
96%
97%
115%
99
97%
70
106 Ve
84
103%
106
105% 106%
67
103
105% 105%
24
102%
Devel and
Orleans
Joint
*92%
Jan-July
96%
series
33/4s
A'
debentures
79%
Union
94%
98
14
122
B
.
1995
4%s
series
3%s
4s
101%
105%
2
106%
1974
110%
117%
106 V*
97
104
2
92 %
first
105 %
106%
93%
96%
97
99%
103%
117
♦100% 102
100%
101
♦100
101
101
114% 117
117
98%
57
11
98%
♦„
*Z
100%
95 %
107
102
104
86%
95%
♦103%
105%
105
103% 103%
105%
101%
105
*108
95 %
101
97%
105% 105%
103%
99%
•"84
96
101
*104
99
103%
102%
—
series
4s
82%
83%
77%
82 %
85 %
99%
70
70
68
62%
55%
62%
*103% 104 %
*95
;
103%
105%
2
101
103
1
104%
107
—
101
101
105
% 105%
,
67
66%
67%
44'
61%
66 %
67
76
59%
a
67%
96%
9
87
^4
97%
410
102%
94%
36
91
111
95%
23
95%
not
72%
100%
94%
100
100
-
Deferred
67
*104
104%
102 %
*97
in
the
included
in
106 y«
96%
2%s
97
102%
105
1
93
106% 107
57
100% 101
100%
Jan-July
123
90
7
*104%
96 %
103
98%
*101%
April-Oct
98%
106
90
~3
102% 103
102%
..May-Nov
1958
1960—
4s
*90
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1992
94%
122% 122%
83%
„—_—Jan-July
2029
—May
83%
102
95 %
108%
100%
102 %
103
—
106
80%
87%
*69
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
——
17
83%
69%
64%
73%
*94%
96
90%
95
3%s
1971
sale
103% 103%
*93
1976_Jan-July
A Bonds
year's range, n
the year's range,
selling
104%
100
92%
94
92%
d Ex-interest . e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range, r Cash sale
Included
not
y
in
the
year's
range,
Ex-coupon.
{(Negotiability impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
and
asked prices;
no
sales being
reorganized under Section 77 of
transacted during current week.
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the week beginning Monday,
is intended to include every
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for
Aug. 16, 1954, and ending Friday, Aug. 20, 1954. It is compiled by the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occured during the year.
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Acme
Aluminum
Acme Wire
Co
10
common
Adams Hat Stores
Inc
Supply Manufacturing—
Aeroquip Corporation
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing
Air
%
100
31%
200
Associates Inc
For footnotes
common
page
3% Mar
27
Mar
3
3 %
600
1
4%
4%
4 %
1.300
2% Mar
1
7%
7%
7%
5,400
x5 % May
9%
9%
2%
Jan
\ Jan
4%
Apr
31% Aug
33.
5
1
Ajax
11%
1
11%
3,600
7%
Jan
11%
2,300
7%
Jan
Gas
Aug
Great
7% Aug
Alabama
Power
Alaska
10
"l0%
Feb
13% May
—3
Shares
..
.
Corp
Airlines
Southern
4.20%
12%
14%
preferred-
Inc
_
'
9%
Feb
800
10 %
Jan
%
Jun
Jan
High
xl4
July
15% May
U
Jan
%
3,500
22%
26%
9,000
16%
10
107 %
Jan
127 %
Aug
101
100
96%
Jan
103
Apr
5
1,900
%
25%
%
127% 127 %
50c
50
101
100
—1
6,100
13%
14
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
high
13%
2
Petroleums Ltd
Alabama
Alabama
5%
_
.
Inc
Jun
3%
for Week
14
Air-Way Electric Appliance.
Airfleets
Range
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
•
(N J)
see
30
31%
% May
5,400
4%
3
1
Aero
Friday
Low
f
1
20
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
High
4%
1
AUGUST
STOCKS
Shares
warrants
Alloys
ENDED
for Week
Low
Par
ACF-Brill Motors
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
FOR
5
4%
25 % July
3% Jan
5% July
Feb
32% July
Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N V
Amer
'
100
94
102
*98
Jan-July
1970—
C
*96% 101
Mar-Sept
1971
60
103% 104%
104%
Jan-July
1980
A
Light & Power 2%s
♦Friday's bid
1
104%
104%
*101% 105
..Mar-Sept
2%s 1979—
delivery
;
67%
66%
2361
2004
Public Service
!
*88
Co—
A
|
72%
62%
62%
May-Nov
Jan-July
L
Corp
RR
83%
81%
*98% 100
Co—
first
13
78
83%
82%
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1
Electric Power 2%s 1976.——June-Dec
Included
5
—
u%
94%
90
*97
1981
1966
mortgage" 3s
S
Yonkers Electric
103%
72%
109% 110%
—
92%
*94
Jan
1974
3'/is series
Central
mtge
Wisconsin
98
100%
72%
96
Jan-July
103%
104
92%
108
3
107
97
94%
104%
*104
*105%
106%
♦—
110%
105%
103 %
3
106
May-Nov
105%
103%
^.ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
C 1973—April-Oct
B
guaranteed
Electric
1
1971
97%
104%
1981—June-Dec
I
1958
Telegraph
First mortgage
133%
23
107
72%
~96%
99
♦105'/a 106%
Wisconsin
102% 102%
May-Nov
debentures 2%s
Co
&
Gen
89
5
97%
117% 117%
-Jan-July
.
J)
first
Shore
Wisconsin
9!
"l
89
96%
RR—
1977
iN
Income
Winslon-Salem
100
131% 133 %
Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
April-Oct
3'ns debentures 1983
May-Nov
ASpokane Internal first gold 4Vi8 2013
-April
Standard Coil Products 5s conv 1967June-Dec
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3y8s conv 1982—April-Oct
Oil
5s
series
Electric
Penn
Wilson
105% 105%
102%
A
Northeastern
84 %
93
89
Jan-July
Jan-July
Southwestern
2%s
107%
1st
Jan-July
April-Oct
1956——ApriZ-Oct
general 6Vis series A 1956
April-Oct
6s
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Standard
96%
5
100
100
%
105% 105%
—Jane-Dec
mortgage 3'/ts series D 1967
3%s debentures 1965——
106%
—
100 V*
RR Co-
Wheeling Steel
107
105%
106%
91%
106 V*
97%
*97%
A
ser
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
117%
109
88
101%
*102
Mar-Sept
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
8A 1st mortgage (Is ser A 1953™—
75
114% 116
3s
Westinghouse
99 %
80
106%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel ami general 4s series A 1956
New
3%s
30-year 5s I960...
4%s debentures series
97%
*98%
1973-June-Dec
101
86%
103
—
*100
.
102%
92%
*75
—
89%
100%
95
100%
89%
mtge
consolidated
Western
118
19
96%
100
Jan-July
4s registered 2361.
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mtge 4%s scries B 1976.
-May-Nov
Western Pacific RR Co 3'/aS ser A 1981
Jan-July
101%
91%
18
101% 102%
1977
1st mtge 3%s ser
general
1969
series
4s
West Penn Power 3%s series I
Pacific RR Co—
and
gtd
mtge
West
66
96%
112
105
96 %
*
debentures
mtge 4s income series A Jan
West
104%
98 Vs
—
98 %
103%
—
♦103%
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—-Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979——May-Nov
97
142%
125
*99%
April
1991—April
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
r_Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s 1976—May-Nov
Warren RR, first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
98
93
49%
65
♦101
109%
'-r
98
104% 104%
104%
First
Co—
First mortgage 27/8s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996—
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961—;
Devel
America—
consol
Gen
175
,T-r
100%
__
97
99
101%
w
'
_
1959
Gen
101%
100
94 %
97%
Apr-Ocf
First
1981
Vis
ref
Wabash
99%
118
123%
~
98
*96%
•
Jan-July
1969
Gold
or
subord
RR
118
'
Jan-July
conv
debentures
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser
109%
100
*120 Va
'
Jan-July
Co
Corp
conv
Virginian Ry
104%
16
90%
107
103%
—
*98
3%s ser J 1982
—April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gld 5s 2003
Jan-July
Southern Pacific Co—
First
37%
99%
1955..Feb-Aug
sinking fund series B 1957
May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First, and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser II l980_.
Mar-Sept
102%
16
104% 104%
*97%
*101
Consol
'
Feb-Aug
Gas
Natural
Vanadium
*108% 110
April-Oct
1994
100
105% 105%
105%
April-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct
1976.
1967
&
*99%
Jan-July
_
2%s
debentures
Vandalia
*100
Jan-July
1987—
Ry
152
*117
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1985
debentures
mortgage & refund
—
1973
1972
2%s
1st
*60%
debentures
08%
debs
1st
*142 Ve
2%s
"7
f
Rubber
S
80
Mar-Sept
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Bell Telephone & Telegraph
99%
♦99
Feb-Aug
1972
coll
&
97%
9Q
——,
Mar-Sept
Southern
T~
98
1
80
Jan-July
1971
1
104%
May-Nov
1976—:
100 Vs
Ja n-July
1970
71
1941—Feb-Aug
Southern Indiana
3
♦85
--
June-Dec
2 Vis
95
1973
trust 3%s
95
}§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
Sinclair Oil Corp 3%s conv 1983
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
debentures
123%
80%
*102%
3s
4
125
April-Oct
April-Oct
Oil
2
99
101%
123% 125
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Union Oil 2%s debentures 1971
SASlemens & Halske 6%s 1951
Socony-Vacuum
96%
—
•
Co—
1966——
99%
Mar-Sept
2%s
*77%
May-Nov
1974
157/B
April-Oct
America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
*P8% 100
cons
& Sons 2%s
debentures
~
123
—
Jan-July
Jan 2022——May
1st mtge 3S series B 1380
3%s s f debentures 1977
,
54%
Feb-Aug
f debs
s
mtge & coll
First
1989
54'
196
1970—-June-Dee
1976
4%s
Universal Pictures 3%s
87
145
101% 101%
Nov 1989_Jan-July
gold 4s 1968
June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3y«s B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
first
81%
i.
4s inc bond certificates
St Paul & Duluth
79'%
36 %
99%
May-Nov
2%s debs
3%s
Ry Co—
ASecond
Second
123
April-Oct
mortgage 4s series A 1997
First
123'/«
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1996
Francisco
11
123
123 Vs
Mar-Sept
1996_jan-JuZy
5s
95
78
34
99
June-Dec
3%s debentures 1977
United
Corp—
1977
102%
39
78%
34
April-Oct
—May-Nov
California
United Biscuit Co
100%
145
April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series J 1969
gold
86%
*97% 100
-7:
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1953
101%
Pacific RR—
Union
105
104% 104%
—
May-Nov
1st
105%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991„Mar-Sept
102%
97
104
—
Jan-July
8ADirect
A
101%
1982
Union
27/us
100
3%s
Oil
218
*—
—
mtge
2%s
Adirond'k
14
& coll t.r 27/us 1980
Union
135%
200
„
*215
*101% 103%
—
Reading Co fiast & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
&
104% 104%
1968
4%s
St Lawrence
104 %
5__Jan-July
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971.—May-Nov
First, mortgage and coll trust, 2%s 1975—April-Oct
1
—
June-Dec
Saguenay Power 3s series
134
94
u
1st mtge
May-Nov
General mortgage 4%s series D
101
122
—June-Dec
U
General
92
19
Pacific—
1st
6s
13
133'%
107
Co—
1972
mtge
100
--
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983—April-Oct
8AConsol
29
100
133
'
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1963
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
Rochester Gas & Electric
100% 101%
100
133%
gold 5s 2000.
General and refund M 3%s ser 1
„Mar-Sept
June-Dec
.i
99%
104%
100%
first
June-Dec
1977
119%
94%
101%
17
..April-Oct
lOlVi
106
99 %
103% 103 %
Jan-July
1956
Oats 2%s debentures
*—
103%
—ApriZ-Oct
101%
1st
Quaker
♦119% 123
—May-Nov
100%
99%
—
111
Louis—
St
88
96%
—
*105% 111
101
Texas & New Orleans RR—
Terminal
__June-Dec
--
95
98
100 %
Z
*100%
104%
AAdJustment
Feb-Aug
High
104%
95
104
109
103%
—
Jan. I
Low
94%
_May-Nov
104
5
II
*95
.Jan-July
1973
108
12
No.
High
104%
1966— .Jan-July
2%s debentures 1972
debentures
Range Since
Sold
.Mar-Sept
27/8s debentures
102%
*98% 100
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-JuZy
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s
1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
1st
37/8s
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
„April-Oct
ana
3%s debentures
Oil
2%s
Texas
1970
Public Service Electric & Gas
102%
97
Chemical
108
♦1031/a
1984
4s
Swift & Co.
93 %
108
April-Oct
1983
Terminal
103%
or
Sale Price
Low
Mar-Sept
1st mtge 3%s
First
Providence
100
Co—
1984
2%s
Sunray
—
*101V2
general 5s series C 1974—
First general 4Vis series D 1977
Pipe
115
106% 106%
May-Nov
First
Potomac Elec
107%
106% 107
106 y4
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Plantation
592
__
108
1965—Jan-J«Zy
1967
Ry
Stauffer
*107%
April-Oct
Consolidation
102%
97
*103 %
June-Dec
Pittsburgh
98%
Last
Period
High
'
5s series A
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
Low
103%
*103%
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
11
112 %
97
1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
No.
101
*102
BONDS
Jan. I
1 '
Week's Range
Friday
Range Since
Sold
High
101
June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips
V
Week's Range
dep rets Amer shares
30 %
30%
30%
700
24%
T*
36. (146)
•
'fl
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
1
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Par
All American
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles
Fisher
&
Artists
Allied
Internat'l
Allied
Products
Pictures
$3.75
Co
2%
Ijj
MW
2%
2%
15/.
inn
2%
4.100
1
Corp
414
20 Vi
4,000
5
1,050
600
921/2 Jan
21% Aug
4=/.
4
1
of
31
Jan
3
Light $5 pfd
gCarr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Carolina Power &
33
Apr
4% Aug
100
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
97%
97J/2
*
preferred
21%
21/8
21%
97%
21%
13
13
Manufacturings.
Industries
*
common
American
Air Filter 5% conv pfd
{American Bantam Car Co class A
American
Beverage common
American
Book
Co
American
Hard
Rubber
Maracaibo
American
Meter Co
American
Natural Gas
American
Republics
pfd
30J/8
25
4
25% Mar'
38
__
„
371/4
58'/2
14J/2
41/2
16%
14 J/b
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
44% Aug
,,/8
B
551/s
141/2
5,500-
48
13 J/2
2,750
10% May
41/4
4%
600
4'/4
5
16J/4
5
10
-
16%
16
91/8
1,000
4
12
'
Jan
Jan
10,100
8% July
10,500
200
2in
8J/2
81/2
2
!
10
21/2
2%
Aug
May
Aug
Aug
Aug
Feb
31? Jan
SV4 Jun
54
20c
Anchor Post Products
6% May
31% Aug
14
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
-
13J/2 July
23% Apr
25 J/4 Feb
54%
2
;
7% Jan
20% Mar
19
Jun
13,300
2,000"
5%
30%
__
10
-
American
Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred-;
American Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Development class A
5%
...
*
6%
Co
22
21%
5%
301/4
1
/-
2% Aug
7%
dep rets reg
;
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
shares
£1
Louisiana
Arkansas
Power
&
100
108J/2
17%
17
17%
9%
5,100
5
23J/4
23
23%
13,700
5
pfd
12%
11%
12%
10,200
Co
Gas
41/0
Jan
Light $7 pfd
108J/2 108J/2
1
300
•
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4.%% convertible preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
105
20%
20
20%
15%
13%
13/s
14%
14/8
1100
1,100
8%
8%
Jan
81/4 Jan
600
13%
13/8
Jan
18% July
24% Jun
13 y* July
-
Jan
Associated
dep rets
200
Laundries
Associated
CI
Tel
£1
reg
America
of
(ex
1
div
arrear
&
$41
Atlantic
Coast
Coast
Line Co
1
Jan
2% Aug
Jan
98% Aug
100,100
•
98%
98%
98%
610
2 J/e
16,800
1 %
Feb
100
85J/2
Jan
l'/4
125
125
10J/2
10%
11%
Non-voting nOn-cum preferred
Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Aug
16,400
5%
Jan
12% Aug
10%
9%
10%
10,400
7% May
10% Aug
2 J/2
2%
2%
900
2%
3%
1J/2
1,000
2J/2
14
1 400
10%
Jan
17%
2,800
Aug
3%'July
Aiig
Jan
13%
17%
3
2>/a
Jun
17'
1
*
.
Jan
Jan
33%
125
233/b
Jan
29 J/2 Jan *
34
80
70
72J/2
Jan
80 J/2
14J/4 Mar
6%
93%
200
9
—
13
400
8 J/2
Jan
36%
50
36'/a
Feb
14%
12,300
6%
Jan
5 J/2
5 J/2
600
5
6
6
14,300
Aug
1!? Jan
11%
700
93/8
Jan
12 y8 Jun
74 J/2
575
67 J/2
Jan
72
Class
l
1
.
Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—
American
Oil
14%
3J/2
1,600
tV
17%
18 J/4
26 J/4
Apr
3J/2 July
Continental
6%
2
8,300
1% July
7%
1,300
2%
5J/2
12,900
!ir
7J/4
5
5
7J/2Mar
Jan
6
4% July
,
Class
6J/4 Jan
6 J/2
600
6%
59,500
'9
9%
1%
1%
700
1%
Jan
1% Mar
5J/2
5J/2
200
5Vb
Jun
5% May
10J/4
2,800
10J/2
May
"
Feb
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp.
Beckman Instruments Inc.
1
14%
14
14J/2
1,100
13%
Apr
17
1
25J/2
24%
26 J/2
3,700
13%
Jan
1
7J/4
7J/4
7%
4,500
4%
Feb
•
common-
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Benrus
Watch
46%
25
Inc
Co
45%
9%
1
Benson & Hedges common:
_4
....
Inc common
l
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com-*.,
Black Starr & Gorham class A„_
common
Blumenthal
Bohack
5Va%
Borne
(S)
(H C)
Co
&
Co
11
18%
35/4
8 J/4
Jan
12'A Aug
31 J/4
32%
300
26 Vh
Jan
333/4 A pi
,2%
2 J/2
19,200
8%
9 '/a
«
__
8%
33 ^<,.35.
5 J/4
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze Corp Common—:
8J/b
•
*
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co_
25'A
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
American Oil
•
British
American Tobacco—
150
3%
31
Jan
14,000
10
Mar
7,500
Jan
4
Jan
2,300
14
3,000
9 J/a
Jan
221/4
600
19 J/4
May
10
800
H
243/.
27 /,
41 nn
23SS
'
J,"
Ma?
24
Amer
dep
Amer
dep
British
Co
rets ord
American
dep
ord
6
6
•
preference
Distillers—
cumulative
Lf
(E
Bruck Mills
Co
3,600
13 J/2
Jan
24 3/a
Aug
17
4,900
121/b Mar
17 y8
July
% May
3%
2.50
common—
Ltd class B
1,256
18%
248t Aul
16% aII
Jan
16%
33 000
a®/!
Jair
89%
Jan
X106V2 117
•
800
16'/,
,7%
7'A
400
63/e Jan
11
16J/4
19
8,100
11%
4
„
_
163^'
19
6J/2
Jan-
By'
jan
10%
lOJ/2
103/i
400
8
Jan
ll»/2
2.50
15J/s
14%
15J/4
2,300
11
Mar
15%
400
25%
Jan
qv!
Aue
3s 6d
J/4
A
7,900
"
12Vic
Burry Biscuit Corp
A
3%
3%
3J/2
2,700
'
1/4
2%
Jan
Brewery
Calamba
Sugar
10c
Estate—
2%
2
2J/s
19,300
50c
5>/4
5
5%
1,400
1
3
3
3
2
123/4
12J/2
I3J/2
•
11%
11%
11%
12,800
1
4%
4a
45/8
25,400
5
273/4
3
8,400
California Electric Power-.
Camden
Fire
Oil
&
Gas
Co
Insurance
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
Co
Ltd
•
common
.
6 Vi % preference
Canada
Atlantic Oil
Co
Ltd
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Williston
common
Oils
Ltd
Minerals
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Feb
12% July
5!i Mar
—
23J/2
Jan
Apr
283/4 July
3
4J/8
"
3J/a
—
73
*
1%
4Yi
'
—
73
9,500
Feb
3
Feb
Mar
132
Aug
29 J/2
1%
1"%
•
10c
414 Mar
13J/i
92
—
—
Feb
31
Apr
1% Jun
26,100
3J/4 Aug
4J/4
Apr
6A Mar
233/4
Apr
29% Jan
20
53 V2
Apr
8,500
1%
Apr
76J/4 Aug
211 Jun
13,500
43/i
Jun
6J/4 Aug
2l/4July
3A May
1%
3
—
2'/2
1%
2%
1
Marconi
Canadian
Ltd
2
Apr
6J/8 May
31iAug
*
1
July
23/4
Jan
10
400
—
9%
20
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Canadian
28
27J/2
Jun
3% Mar
100
•
Consol
Duke
Harris
Power
DuMont
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calvan
•
c
c
57/e
5J/2
6
6c
2%
6,500
1%
2%
1%
2%
1
1%
10,100
•
Jun
Apr
29 Vi
7,400
201/4
Jan
29'A Aug
36
36 3/8
1,250
301/4 Mar
363/4 July
15
iit
J/2
10%
11 J/2
93/8
9%
2,100
B)
class A common...—:
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
101/4 July
Jan
19'A July
73 J/2
Jan
71/4
14 %
4,700
93/4
Feb
143/4 Jun
22
1,000
14 'A
Jan
22
'
—
21/4
800
18%
20 J/2
400
~9%
~9%
6,200
2 J/e
$
.
1%
18
•9
9%
163
6%
10
Jan
5
Jan
Feb
5,800
J/2
6J/4
l'/a
~5J/e
"53/4
1,000
19J/4
6
,1
,
Jan
6
121/2
650
J
10% Aug
22
18
1,900
;
Jun-
5% July
x27%
•
19
V
140
Jan
4%
Apr
1,300
16J/4
Jan
20
1331/2
Feb
140
—
"2%
2y8
_2J/4
l3/4 May
3 J/4
26
7,900
2,900
221/4
Jan
300
113/4
Jan
'
283/4
11?
28 J/e
2f?
1 tit
Jan
Jan
26%
2%
-2%
26%
.
121/4
11/2
-
1,100
1%
22,900
IA July
21/2
--
.
5%.
4A
6 J/2
20 J/2
1,300
12 3/4
12 'A
:
32.400
Jan
5%
16%
Apr
10»/4
Feb
13%
22,000
11J/4
28,700
71/2
800
53/8
2,200
73/b
Jan
6
Feb
434
Aug
25%
253/4
200
191/2
Jan
77i/4
793/4
500
43
Jan
5%
...
31? July
400
400
10 J/4
7
Jan
61/2
11%
13%
10%
Feb
10 »/b
20 3/4
__
__
--
.
18
19 J/2
9
3.800
19
8%
93/4
37 J/2
37 J/2
18,300
.
50
12%
15 J/s Mar
8% July
333/4
Jan
Jan
9 J/s
Jan
2 3/4
33/4
1,300
C3/4
311/4" .323/8
1,200
1,000
8ye
29,000
593/4
r2,575
.7J/2
58
29
■
•
220
29 J/2
Jan
.
25 '/a
7V«
22 3/4
134
500
Aug
July
Jan
8
147
150
Apr
Aug
58
100
.
Jan
5
2,200
15% .153/4
1813/4 1821/4
170 y8 172
.
Feb
3'/a
71/2 May
V7%
i__
4 J/4
6%
.59J/4
3t9Vi
11,500
12% ,135/s
Apr
._19
Jan
.
Jan
Jun
9 J/2
;
July
14
10 Vt Aug
Feb
16 J/2
6'/j Mar
Mar
2
1A
400
May i
Jan
300
,
153/e
14 3A
■
"
Jan
Mar
24
12
9%
,
July
100
v
Aug
2Vi JM
."18
1
18
8
_
.
Jan
71/4 Aug
1142
,,,
5%
•
40 J/4
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assri common;
10
4%% prior preferred—
..100
Eastern Malleable Iron
;
—.25
Eastern States Corp
1
___1
$7 preferred series A—
•
$6 preferred series B^_
1
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial int.—1
$2 preferred
—__30
43/4 Jun
100% Aug
13 J/e
5 »/4 May
"
10c
—
Jan
21
13%
21 J/2
2%i
2OJ/2
American dep rets ord reg—-—__ 10s
4Duraloy (The) Co...
1
„,4J/4
Durham Hosiery class B common.—fjDuro Test Corp common.!—
1
6%
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co..
•
32
V ^ E
'
'
.
7%
6%
/.'
...10
:
;
Laboratories—
Feb
7,400
1,900
971/2100%
■"/
Co.—
(Allen
11.'/a Aug
8%
,
99
4s
!
Jun
'/a Aug '
17%
'4,'
*
Co..
14
3% Mar
—
July
15
Jan
A Jan
6,900
*
i
1
—10
Ltd..
May
6
Jan
18,800
1
„„
Jun
ill Jan
Jun
11
400
IIV2
9%
-
—_T—10
Draper Corp common^—.
*
Drilling & Exploration Co.——
1
Driver
C & C Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
27 J/4
V2
Dragon Cement Co Inc
A Jan
4J/*Mar
Jan
9
%
IOJ/4
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock—.—*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd-'—*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common....*
Douglas Oil Company—
——1
Tun
93/4 Julv
Dow
dep rets ord shares
8'A Aug
..
Mines Ltd—
American
6% May
5% Mar
1,600
Diversey (The) Corp.—12%
Dome Exploration Ltd————2.50
5Va.
Domestic Finance Corp common—1,
6 J/2
Dominion. Bridge Co Ltd
*
Jun
8
20'/8
1,600
133/4
—25c
nvrf
Jun
8
2,100
143/4 Aug
*
*
25c
American dep rets ord reg.
Jun
9
50c
common
25%
T
Devon-Leduc. Oils Ltd
Julv
25
preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
KZ
Feb
5 J/4 May
——-100
Detroit. Steel Products——
'
30 J/4 May
lOJ/2
%
Manufacturing.^—1
Detroit Gray. Iron Foundry—
Detroit Hardware-Mfg Co_-!'
Aue
4
25J/4
•
&
Feb
10,300
14%
22%
%
50c
-—
7J/2July
Feb
partic
common...
Gasket
4,700
29
13 J/2
Jan
1
22,500
Mills..........2.50
18%.Jan
jan
2,700
Hosiery
Stores
Detroit
' Aug
julv
15%
"A"<
°Tb0d?hn1fSn<?M' A
debenture
53'A' Tulv
*iS45SS
400'
14%
18J/a
117
x50% Mav
_
16'/.
-
_10
convertible
Burma
117
1
preferred
60c
Dejay
4% Mav
Jan
24%
27%
1
common
Aug
36%
——5
Davidson. Brothers Inc/.—.../
-
a noAug
14%
10
common—.
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
7%
1
junior preferred!
Brown Rubber Co
Bruce
6
23%
16%
•
4%
.
Feb
•
*
,_i
$3
Forman
6'/.
SVn Mar
5 /8 Mar
100
u
£
reg
common
common
$5 convertible preference
2nd
5% Mar
Co
Apr
10
8%
£1
—
221/2
28%
.—5
(Md)-i
July
8%
Daltch. Crystal Dairies <Inc__1—.—__1
2!'A Auf
28% Aug
27% Aug
21
-
10s
reg—
rets
Company
Brown
"
Ltd—
British Columbia Power
Brown
10s
Drug
Davenport
21=/, Jan
Jan
g 3qq
8.300
Feb -.,
4% Aug
oi/1 *an
>
bearer—:
rets ord
Celanese
"
27/,
m
Aug
4%
Jan
reg)
15
23%
'
:
Aug
127/8 May '
7%
1
*
(ord
-
May J
6
8
*
;
14% Aug
16%
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common—
5
9%.
Cuban Tobacco common—
—*..18
Curtis Lighting Inc common—1—2.50
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
5
—
'
.'v.
' - ? .;
-
96.J/2 May
2% Apr
vkv" ^?ay
25'/,
27
37
Internat'l
Cork
8% Mar
44 J/4
8%
%
Crystal Oil Refining common—!——*
t
$6 preferred
—_—1
10
Jan
9% Aug
Jan
2%
Crown
10
885//® Jan
"900
Crown
4% Aug
IVi July
6% May
24J/2
Feb
45
Petroleum
Cent
Crown
10 J/4 Mar
11%
1
/
receipts
Feb
21%
29
14 J/2
*
*
5c
—
3%
22
16%
Co——
Crowley Milner & CoJ
-
11% Mar
I8J/2 Aug
k
Apr
10
1,300
4%
ri/!
6
■
10J/4
•
British
95/?"
8
Ivi
46J/2 Aug
dep
Petroleum
Jan
3% Mar
13%
9S3/
5
|
11^ Jan
""3,100
,
6
9%
6% Aug ;
12 J/2 Jan
2Vi Feb
11 J/2
22%
50c*
1-
10 J/2 May
7% Aug
14%
13%
14
Sn
400
33/4 July
2/e
-1
A_
Jan
3,000
—10
common
class
Ltd—
American
Creole
,,HJ/a July
900
4
-5
20o
■
3J/4
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc.
Jan
9J/2
100
1,200
8%
Courtaulds
^
Aug
Jun
37"% July
40%
,
—
37
98/8
3%
5
3,200
8/8
35 /4
prior cumulative preferred—100
Bourjois Inc
18%
®/"
8/*
--
•
Scrymser Co
100
11/8
0
--
•
common
common..
1,100
18J/s
3
..
2,100
10
—
Bickford's
Blauner's
46J/2
—
--
Apr
8
Reynolds
preferred
Feb
4
12%
I4
5 /s
11 A
—
—
&
Corroon
21Vi Aug
Bellanca Aircraft
Inc
Coro
•'
5 J/2
11
6
,
Gold Mines
Cornucopia
18'A Aug i
7'A' Jun
11
-1.
10
voting
14
Jan
6%
34
non-voting_—
B
Feb
12
10%
Ltd—
Distillery
(H)
class. A
7% Aug
r.
5J/2
1
Corby
2}|Mar
Jan
10%
1
50c
common
10
Jan j
July (
9
17,800
12
18 J/4
D '*
Machine Co—1
*
&
Varnish
Aug j
73/4 Apr j'
41
300
12
b a
•
Commercial' Corp
Continental
Paint
193/4 Feb
6%
Engineering—1
Var Corp—,—1
Car-Na
78J/2 Aug
27J/4 Aug 5
% Jan <
30
Apr
Apr'
38 3/s July
&
Foundry
&
81/2 May
11 J/4
1
7%
i
.
Beau-Brummell Ties
Continental
6%
•
;
Bearings Inc
2,900
5% Feb
13% Aug
15J/2 Jun
Jan
July !
17J/2 Aug-'
600
_
6
22
2,700
25%
Inc_——.1.25
Lines
2% May
24,600
50c
Light <& Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories Inc
3%
500
3%
1
shares
Tr
13%
14J/8
3J/2
lc
;
Ltd
Barcelona
14,700
12%
l
common
Baldwin
Banff
12 J/a
4>7o
4
Aviation
Cook
Baker-Raulang Comany
Baldwin Rubber
4A
Air
Continental
A
221/4 July
% Mar
73/4
*
Smelt'g Ltd—*
Royalty/Oil
10
Continental
6% Feb }
Apr
1?
Consolidated Liquidating
Consolidated
May ;
9'A Aug
13
Aug
363A Aug j
15
Aug!
4'/a
.
l/a
/
8% Mar
94 'A
600
.%
-J
^
Aug j
July
1 J/B
<r—•
,
Aug
11%
ii°/8
72
Jan
4 J/s
5% Apr /'
8% Aug
%
j.8
-ordinary
Development
Jan
13 J/4
13/2
5/2
~*20e
Consolidated Engineering Corp
Colsolidated Gas Utilities
Idas—
7%
11
--
Consolidated Mining &
Bailey & Selburn Oil &
87
36%
1
_
May
63/8 July
Jan"
125
9 J/4
5
VtC,^ ^0w1956--:r
„
14
17% Aug
1,400
6%
93%
b/4
—1
Colonial Airlines
——
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Colts Manufacturing Co—.
Commodore Hotel Inc
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
2% Aug
125
1
Automatic
Jan
3%
17 J/4
Farm Equipment Do
Cockshu+t
colon
8OJ/2
1
.
Automatic Steel Products Inc
3%
1,400
--
2%
1
3
8,400
8%
La
Club uUumlimm fiyducts.
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
1%
50
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp__,
9,700
4%
—
Manufacturing.--!
Corp common—__20
Coal
Jan
16 3/4 Mar
8
Jan
4 J/8
11%
ciinchfield
% May
6% Feb
4 '/a
79%
Clayton & Lambert
-
July
Mar
l'/a Jan
26%
*1/2
1
8% Aug
Pec
Aug
73/4 Jul,
31 J/2
--
JaS
Jan
2J/4
2
Apr
8
-0
preferred
L
D
Mianufacturing CO
£ arositat
on
'53)
Fisheries
Atlantic
22
Jun
4J/4
Aug
H
3%
17%
17/a
1
paid
Dec
on
141/4
~
•
Tel—
<te
$43
'53
1,500
17,700
^ 7'/a
8
Feb
.
4% July
3
Jun
H'/h Apr
4 J/2
23
J«n
1,100
5 J/4
4,4
Jun
5'/.
200
3%
15%
o
Claude Neon Inc
Claussner Hosiery Co
13% *Aue
13 /a Aug
5 J/8
4%
Jan
19%
J/4 Aug
f,S^LeferreT"1011—50
(ThJ>t
mark
•
A
July
115
110
96,700
Vz
14 J/4
--
---
£ ark (The) D L <Do—----
Associate Electric Industries—
American
121
Jan
230
May
Vi
117
50
2.50
Jan
225
112 J/2 114
Mar
113
•
109%
Jan
12%
8OJ/2
11
3A May
5
Stamping
City
14% Feb
Feb
"3,
City Auto
Jun
Jan
2%
--
Circie Wire & Cable Corp
6% Jun
jan
500
10%
10%
Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas
10J/4
1
1
Appalachian Elec Potfer 4Vi%
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas
4% Mar
6,900
6%
5%
5%
1
.
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
V1
23
23
37/-
2.40
:
Angostura-Wupperman
425
420
43
43
42
42
41
43
7
200
3%
Chicago Rivet & Machine——,
-4
chief Consolidated Minings—,—j-1
\
American
800
5%
Charts Corp common.—
10^
Charter Oil Co Ltd
1
Cherry-BurreH common *—
5
Chesebrough Manufacturing common_10
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
3,600
7%
5J/8 July
223/4 Jan
500
114 J/2 116
114J4
112 k
American dep rets B ord
^
Carter (J W) Co common
1
casco Products common
-•
Castle (AM) & Co...—
—
1
Catalin Corp of America—
1
Cenco Corporation
\
Central" Explorers Ltd--—
1
Central Illinois Secur Corp
1
conv preference $1.50 ser es
#
Conv preference $1.40 series
Central Maine Power Cot—
.
3.5°% P«**red_
Z"
1
Central Ohio Steel Products—.
—1
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
Century Electfic Co1 common
1U
Century Investors Inc..
—
Convertible preference
10
Cessna Aircraft Co common
—-l
Camberlin Co of America
<2.00
July
59
jan
4% Jan
1,650
200
21%
25
.1
45"
2,600
12%
x22%
;
13%
22% x23%
13
20
com
23
1,000
1
__
25
Co
Jan
% May
ilf July
100
2,500
it
n
™
100
—r
Co
Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co
4% Jan
U
%
II
1
91/2
800
33J/2
33
15
1
American
American
331/2
15
1
Ap?
206
71/4
6%
25c
Inc
99% Apr
23% Jan
13J/2 Aug
7 J/4 July
33'/2 Jun
1J/4 Jan
1 J/2 Feb
11%
7%
7%
11 J/8
..
1
Ltd—
Carreras
America—
cumulative
High
9,200
7%
.
Jan
6
3* May
600
500
27% Feb
4%
4%
30 ia
Investing cap stock—1
common
&
Baxter
Low
5%
27'/a
26 J/4
27k
common—--.!;
KennedFYnc!7-—1
euA%2
Carey
Range Since Jan. i
High
5 J/4
o/a
Capital City P™<iucts
2'/. Feb
1H Jan
2% Mar
*
Producers Ltd vtc
Canso Oil
3% July
inn
Shares
01 Prices
Low
par
1
(Mich)
Aluminum
Ambrook
1
1
High
Low
15/
lot Week
Last,
Saie price
„
Exchange
American Stock
Sales
Week.,
^ ^
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
-JJ/.
1
Altes Brewing Co
Aluminum
Low
11/
10c
common
Allied
Shares
"
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
*
Sales
Week's
AUGUST 30
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOB
30 J/a Aug
53/4 Aug
19% Jun
Ju"
145
141/a Apr
2% July
31/4 Aug
26% Aug
30% Aug
2'/e Mar
May
3
l33/4 July
6% Mar
Mar :
7
oqVa Aug
13% Aug r
11
J/4'Aug
7% Mar
7% Mar
Apr
84% July
19% May
9% Mar 401/2 July
50
Aug
26
14%
JUU
3%
u
July
41/4 Aug
10
7
July
July
>
33i/8 jun
10 xk
J8"
66 Vi
Feb
35
Aug
16%
A^
JlJy
Aug
185
176
■J.'-..
[21J/4
21
21 J/a
„21
July
-
Jun
For footnotes see page 33
A
Number 5353
180
ime
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Financial Chronicle
(747)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
1
r
.
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
•*
Par
common
j
convertible preferred-
Equity Corp
$2
Esquire Inc
I
25 Va
9%
24 Va
9y4
3%
40%
18%
25 Va
15,300
7% Aug
13 % Jan
700
—10
Jan
6
18
Aug
105
Mar
Jun
1,000
300
8
Apr
23% Mar
17% July
37/8
27,800
2
'500
33
24,600
%
18%
3,500
200
Instrument,
1
25c
Oils Ltd
Federated Petroleums Ltd—
iFire Association (Phlla)
Fargo
32%
1%
3ig
*
10
:
Firth Sterling Inc
'
2.50
I Fish man (M,H) Co Inc
1
Fitzsimnions Stores Ltd class A_——1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
1
| Ford Motor of Canada—
Class A non-voting
•
Class B voting
*
Ford Motor Co Ltd— .
American deposit receipts ord reg.£l
Ford Motor of France—
American deposit receipts bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
1
Fox (Peter) Brewing
11.25
Fuller (Geo A) Co
5
Jupiter
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Feb
ftr Jan.
ft. Jan
16
1
Jun
24% Feb
May
8,600
20 y4
Jan
18,300
lil8
Jun
58%
1,200
5%
; 5%
io5/a
24%
7%
11,000
3%
Jan
200
9%
Apr
11%
17%
Jun
5%
Jan
24% Aug
7% Aug
21
6%
6,800
7,400
32% Aug
2Va Jan
3»/e July
Jan
■
43 y2
•
7,000
-
Jan
6% Jun
Feb
98
95 V2
i 3,000
98
__
__
,
Kidde-
50c
Klein
Co common^—
General Acceptance Corp—:
4V2
2,200
3y2 July
4%
Jan
4%
6V2
Feb
4
5%
-6
14%
15
4% Jan
i9,t
6,600
4,700
l7/a Aug
Jan
Jan
10% Jan
21V*
__
157/a Jun
Co;
| General Electric Co Ltd—
I General Fireprooling
Corp...
Yellowknife Gold
C)
(A
Gilchrist
Mines
Co
Globe
Union
L'Aiglon
Gobel
(Adolf)
Godchaux
Class
Lakey
&
Goldfield
Salle
Gorham
8%
5,200
8%
600
7%
Jan
8
1%
356
8%
3% Aug
Apr
10
Jan
9%
Jan
13% Mar
10
10%
Jan
6%
21
Apr
8%
Jan
9% May
"
-
1,700
20%
21
Jun
19%
16,200
73/4
1.0001
50
25
Apr
12%
Jan
19% May
% Mar
24
Jan
40%
Jan
53
120
32
Jan
49
Feb
40
18
%
__
78
' Jan
86
Mar
1,000
70
51
451/2
45
45y2
82
82
82
1
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25%
25%
1% Mar
Mar
25%
__
213/4
233/4
-
Rights
pfd—25
1
conv
Great
Amer
Great,
Atlantic
Pacific
&
Noll-voting common stock
1st
preferred—
—•
7%
Great Lakes Oil
Greer
Freehold
Griesedireck Weslerw
Apr
Jan
26% Mar
Mesabl
23% Aug
Metal
18%
6%
164%
10
10-%
13%
230
Aug
Jan
140 %
Jun
1% May
2%
Feb
3,000
13'/4
Feb
132
14,600
300
-2
10
5
__
3,800,
16
Jun
197/b Mar
5
.
a July
7 V2 Mar
1
■
Hall
Lamp Co
Hammond
Hartford
Electric
Brewing
Light—
Mlcroinatlc
Mining Co.—
Helena
Rubinstein
Class
Heller
Midvale
Aug
Mid-West
.,
Co
5%%
*
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common-:
Hercules Steel Products
Higbie Mfg Co common——,
5%, convertible preferred ;
(R)
&
Holliiiger
Gold
Holly stores Inc.—
Holopliane Co common
Border's Inc——
—•
Hormel (Geo A') & Co...
Horn & Hardart,
Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common.
5%
.preferred
Oil
&
Hurd Lock
Jun
10
200
7%
8%
2,400
—
•
24% July
79 % May
9
Jan
10%
Jun
2 Va Mar
4%
Aug
102
Jun
$2
Co
Amer dep
rets
ord
capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis
insurance
Co
Pwr
of
As
pfd—100
Light 4%
North
America
5
international Cigar Machinery
*
international Metal Industries A
*
international Petroleum capital stock. *
international Products
5
International Resistance Co
10c
Investors
Royalty..
Iowa Public
Service Co—
3.90%
preferred
iron
Fireman, Manufacturing
Ironite Inc
Irving
Air
_„_1
—
13% Mar
'
50
20
1,100'
20%
270
104
29%
73%
4%
400
«
7,300"
2,200
'
100
5%
12%
2,300
16%
800
"'7
44%
Jan
15
46 %
Jun
Apr
18
Jan
141% Aug
22«/a July
Jan
106
v
t c
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__
♦
12%
1
4%
1
6%
....
—ft
15% Mar
Jan
19% Aug
7% Feb
7% Aug
Feb
5%
500
3%
Jan
5% Aug
3
3
3%
5%
6%
—
3
500
2% Jun
3% Jan
42% Feb
6%
7
41,300
.
37
33
550
300
500
6
Va
66%
11%
11%
12%
2 Va
41% Apr
44% Feb
300
69
10%
«...
2%-
29,500
12%
12%
73%
72%
74%
8,900
29
26%
30:
11
11
11%
Jan
2
900
1,000
6 Va
Jan
125
—
2%
5% Mar
4% May
6%
6%
—
_
July
4%-
4%
—
66
Aug
7
__
...
5% Aug
15
13Vs Aug
3
Mar
12% Aug,
51% Jan
jun
45% May
69
Aug
Jan
Jan
75%
Apr
22% July
10% Mar
940
14%
30
Aug
18% Aug
27% Aug
21 Va Jun
12% May
17%
17%
17%
3.200
11
Jan
27%
26%
27%
3,000
21%
Jan
19%
19%
200
15%
Feb
32
Aug
34
Apr
29
29
22
Feb
30
July
37
50
3% Mar
*
4 % May
21% Jan
39% July
37%
1,200
8%
8%
2,300
13%
14 Va
400
29%
31%
26%
27 Va
16,500
1,000
12%
13%
2,900
20
15%
8%
29%
27
13
20%
9% May
11
Apr
14% July
19'
Feb
32
22 Va
Jan
Aug
29% July
11 Va
Jan
14% Aug
Jan
20% Aug
2% July
20%
3,400
2%
2%
6,600
5%
2%
5%
7IS
17%
Feb
7%
5%
38,200
2% Jan
54,000
5%
7%
17
17%
7%
7%
x8
2
Jan
900
6
Apr
9-
Aug
65% May
2% Jan
—
3%
3%
"3%
200
5%
5%
1,100
5% July
12%
12%
600
10% Mar
1
8%
1
1
22 %
12%
8%
shares—
•
*
—50c
1,800
5
—1
50c
50
—'■
common
13
100
8%
22
23%
12%
15,000
13%
3%
6
Apr
1
Jan
Jan
8% May24% Aug
13%
14
Apr
Feb
25%
750
Jun
25% Apr
1,600
13%
Jan
21%
Aug
6'/a
600
5%
Jan
7%
Apr
26
26%
1,500
3%
2,500
4,300
3 Va
5 Va
5%
31
15%
3%
13% Feb
21 Va
24%
20'/a
5%
Jan
11 Va July
11
Feb
57% Jan
6
25%
20%
26
Apr
■7% Mar
3,600
11%
—
6 Va
Apr
19%
.
1
Aug
Jan
5%
W
6
8%
15
1
12
.
Jun
3,100
*
—
Jun
32
16
23% Mar
2
1,300
50
104% 104%
Jan
4%
Jun
Jan
30
100
15%
24
10%
102
Feb
Jun
27% July
3% AUg
5% Mar
32
Aug
16% July
106
Mar
600
30%
Feb
38% Aug
37 Va
Jun
47%
101
270
95%
Jan
Service
common
100
1
5
common—2.50
10
Inc
Mfg
Co
Ring
Piston
Co common
Apr
106%
106% 106 %
"3%
_3%
177
40
7'/a
40
500
177%
340
40
40
7Va
Jan
103%
Jan
172% Jan
25
34%
Jan
40
5%
Jan
*7%
3% May
3% Jan
—
19%
20
'•
118'/a 119
450
100
~1%
1 Va
1%
26%
25%
26%
800
7%
7%
7%
1,400
14
32
1
Apr
105%
6,900
Jan
Apt
3% Aug
180
2,300
•
7%
Apr
2%
104
•
3%
101% May
107% Mar
98%
100
—
Muter Company
Nachman
50c
common
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc ;
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
24% Jan
30%
Apr
National
Jan
74%
Apr
National
Fuel
4% Aug
National
5%
100%
57
May
Milling
Gas
Aug
National
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
11
Mar
13% May
National
Presto
12%
Jan
18% Apr
I 2% Jan
4%
Jan
Industries Inc
Radiator
Research
National
Rubber
Corp
Machinery
Starch
Products
Co
10%
300
5% July
National
Steel
Jan
36% May
National
Transit common
9% July
11 %
Jun
National
Union Electric Corp
Meter
8
Jan
Neptune
91 %
Jan
100
Mar
Nestle
83
Jan
103% Aug
19% Mar
611 Mar
—
97
630
1,300
Jan
31
Mar
34
Feb
New
Le
Mur
British
—25c
2
4
1
10
1
*
1
30c
Ltd
1
40c
England Tel & Tel
—100
New Haven Clock & Watch Co—_—-1
11
18.700
19%
27% Apr
Jan
4%%
convertible
Idrla
Min
Mar
New
3%
4Va
20 330
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
New
Jersey
2%
5.400
2%
Jun
3%
Feb
New
Mexico
New
Park
90
1.000
10 %
12
Jan
1
50
84
&
preferred—
Apr
July
Apr
4% Aug
3% July
20% July
119
July
ft Mar
1%
Jan
25
Jun
28%
Jan
7
Jan
8% May
28% Mar
32
100
6
1,400
4%
Jun
33% May
6% Jan
14%
18
2%
21 %
12
1%
Arizona
Mining
Co
15%
200
4%
4%
300
16%
18,900
18
2%
2%
7,500
21'/a
21%
11,500
12
12
200
Co
Land
14%
3,900
2
44 %
2ft
135%
18'/a
1,000
16%
Feb
20%
Apr '
19%
20%
7,000
1,300
15 Va
Jan
20%
Aug
43%
18%
Jan
43%
Aug
27%
27%
25
25 Va
Apr
27 %
Aug
3
3 Va
600
2
2 %
7,400
New
York
81 Honduras Rosario
.^10
New
4%
Jun
6%
6%
3 %
Jan
York
Merchandise
10
2% Aug
1% Mar
24%
Jan
2ft
131
44%
2,200
3%
41
Apr
2ft
29,800
Mil
Jan
2,700
115%
Jan
136
3%
Feb
2 Va May
44 %
Aug
4%
Feb
211 May
136
3 Va
Aug
Feb
2%
2%
300
2%
Apr
8%
—
9
250
7
Jan
10
July
17,900
1
Jan
3
May
.
2
1%
2'
8,300
36%
Feb
44%
8,500
11%
Jan
19% July
18,500
*
Feb
1,500
2,400
Jun
11% July
40
2%
6% Aug
4%i
Aug
Jan
2%
1%
17%
20%
40
27%
3'/a
*
Co
Aug
15% July
18%
common
common
2%
21%
13%
Jun
40%
Auction
Jan
Jan
8%
2%
Process
1%
15%
10% Mar
xl 1%
17%
York
Jun
Aug
600
39 %
New
18
500
2%
New
Jan
14%
18'/a
13% Aug
5%
Apr
11
39%
90% Mar
6 Va
14%
1
Jan
9%
16%
Jan
10%
1%
50c
1
Co
Jan
4
Apr
Jun
1 Va
25
Chem
Zinc
&
5%
15%
—
20
,Jan
1.200
12y4.12%
6—
common
Oil
1
1
*
—1
10
common.
Co
Dominion
1°
1
New
2%
4"%,
~5%
—
23V2
90
Ltd
Car
July
5
28%
1
100
600
common
National
11,200
10%
1
4,500
*
10
Co
Bellas Hess common
—
22
4
Jan
5,000
14%
19
»
July
130
19
2%
Jan
8%
5%
14%
18%
Corp
National
35%
—r~
11
4%
5%
14%
18%
—
5,400
Muskegon
45%
101% 103%
22%
Aug
Feb
13% Aug
.96
102
5%
6% July
11%
20,200
41
Muskogee
Jan
—'
—
Jun
Jan
Jah'
18%
38%
Jun
10-
97
19 %
4%
5%
16%
39 Va
12%
35,
-
1% Jan
37%
Jan
Jan
—
35J/4
7% Jan
40%
Jan
15%,
__
1
Aug
6% Apt
100
2.50
,
£1
reg.;
(Canada)
5,100
7
1,900
Corp——
National
imperial Oil
1ft
7
38%
10%
12
15%
1%
1%
*
12 Va
2%
29%
69%
3%
5%
5%
3% Aug
•
-1
Inc
Co
Public
Ohio
11%
104
__
Aug
11% July
2% May
800
Molybdenum Corp
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred——100
4.80%
cumul preferred series B.100
4.50% -preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A^—*
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 Tel & Tel
100
Missouri
TV
1,600
—
common
convertible preferred
4 '/a %
gMuntz
3,500
20V2
4%
20
13,800
6,500
Mining Corp of Canada
—*
Minnesota Pwr & Light, 5% pfd—100.
Murray
3'/4
13%
Ltd
dividend
Co
8% July
18%
'
70y4
Jan
9% Mar
3%
6Va
1
Refineries
Wohl
Miller
8% May
19% Aug
3% July
45%
__
12
800
11'
2%
5%
lc
—1
1
1
25c
15
vtc
Petroleum
Piping
400
141 Va 141%
104
11
3%
"
5%
10
common*-.
Jan
3
20%
19
11
17% Aug
5
«
common
Abrasive-1.
Apr
4,100
13%
45%
Jan
Jan
£1
common
Corp
non-cum
67/a
12
Va
24% Jun
15
5%
Co
Hone
8
-_
18
18%
;_*
Illinois Zinc Co common
Imperial Chemical Industries—
14% Jan
Jan
11%
„
——_*
•
Jan
Jan
3%
5
23 %
Jan
—
13Va
Securities
18 % May
93%
.
;_*
Hygrade Food Products
Jun
Jan
19%
__
—I
5
8%
6Va
70
-10
100
Feb
900
500
-
July
4%
240
59,000
common
5
Refining capital stock—*
3% .Aug
45 V2
24'%
23%
4%
*
Jan*
Jan
Jan
10iy8 101%
10'/2
-
2%
Jan
13 Va Mar
350
20%
3%
—15
26Va
'
v
lO'/n
1—5
wl% May
1,100
3%
&.Manufacturing Co—
Hydro-Electric
4%
10Va
Hubbel( (Harvey) Tiro
Humble
1%
4% AUg
1,400
10c
Mines!
58% July
Feb
7,300
20'/2
20'/2
23%
class; A———2.50
Co
Coxftol
Jan
1 Va July
3%
42
101 «/8
—1
52%
Jun
3%
—1
.
3 Va
30% May
500
100
—
:
Hoe
200
Jan
300
!
2
!
22%
2,700
3'/a
43%
*2%
-
100
common—
preferred
4%,
28y4
57%
..iy4
4%-
3% Mar
2% Mar
100
0 23/4
Feb
Jan
15% Feb
500
Oil
Jan
iy.
%
Jan
9% Mar
300
23
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Midland Steel Products—
Midland
Apr
•8,400
~ "3%
8
*
common
6
__
25c
A_,
4'/4
3
42%
.
5
'
T%
__
2%
&
States
Middle
15
6y4
1%
10c"
—*
—
common.
26%
57
43/a
t
2
I
Co—
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazeltine Corp—
Hearn Dept Stores
2%
——26'/4
25
57%-
Company.*.
2%
'
2%
2
Organ
Harvard
Hecla
2%
Jun
5%
10
-—*
1
5
Ltd
Michigan
6'/,
preferred
Mid-West
——I
9Va
34 %
5
Steel Tube—..y-Sugar Co common
14 V*
H
-v~,
2,300
July
.10
Petroleum
Bumper
Midwest
Haelan Laboratories m«a.
& Co
Brothers
43
May
%
14
17% X17%
19
19 Va
xl7%
—1
*
*
Participating preferred
Michaels
13% Aug
Jun
300
27-
18%
*
Ltd..
Co—
Iron
40
9 Va
'600
Apr
3% Aug
2% July
13,200
9%
9%
22%
.—i
Co
Dredging
Textile
Michigan
6ft
3%
28%
Aug
July
Marine
Co
Petroleums
Merrill
4% Aug
,
27/a
28
1
1
Mfg Co
Menasco
2% July
*
B)
(The
Johnson
<59,900
xl7%
Brewery
Mend
4%
6%
3%
1
common.
Mediterranean
Michigan
18%
Grocery Stores Products common-,
Gypsum Lime & Alubustino
McWllliams
Jun
9c
Leases
28%
min5
Service Co
(AG)
McKee
Jan
180
42 %
—
Power Shovel
7j/b
1,025
Jan
♦
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
47%
9,400
34%
i—in2
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
1% Aug
1%
125
Co—
:
Communication
Marlon
17%
l3/4
—
International
Marconi
Jan
136 y4 139
•
41%
1
A—_
Consolidated Mfg Co.
Ma pes
% July
1%,
41
35%
class
(The)
Manlschewttz
13% July
_50c
Hydraulics Inc.
Gridoll
139
-
16
25c
Chain..
Stores
4,000
192'/4 230
100
Chemical Co——I
&
Mangel
12,600
:
Jan
•
Public
Maine
iy4
.
23 Va
10%
5
—
MaekintoshfHemphiH Co
15%
•'
18% Aug
2,900
M
3%
Tea—
2,000
...
Corp
Lynch
1%
4%
20%
15%
preferred— ——10
—
Steel
Jan
20% Aug
2,000
15
Lodge & Shipley
Jun
6
10c
Inc—
B
14'%
15'%^
__
Industries
Class
1%
300
10%
18%
Inc
G)
Groceterias
Jan
,
5
;
—
(R.
cumulative
5%
24%
900
10% Aug
10
15 Va
50c
—_
preferred.
conv
Realty common
Tourneau
%
31,000
"
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
common..T
cum
36%
50
4
yij
Jun
10-
Jan
Aug
10%
20y2
20
1
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing .common
Apr
8%
*
Mines
2% Aug
2%
"
—*
preferred
Inc
13
Aug
105% May
118% Mar
8%
7%
Apr
20\
5
University-
Lunkenheimer
106
8'/2
<
Extension
Apr
Apr
5,400
Apr
1
Co
107%
1% May
110% AUg
3%
7%
Lear
Mar
102%
100
3
*
A
Consolidated
Goodman
106
i3/8
14
5
Delaware
Sessions
Jan
Apr
Jan
10
Corp
of
Corn
Le
10
9,400
iy2
IHV2
106
__
1
Inc
prior
Foundry
Aug
Jan
11
1
33
10
300
Jan
1
—
(The) Co..___
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.
Louisiana Land & Exploration.
105
'■
12%
2%
5
—
Inc
Mines Ltd
Lnmson
Lefcourt
7% July
97/a Aug
Jan
1% Mar
400
:•
3V8
5
Sugars class
-
111
1
B
B
$4.50
l1^
8,300
■
12 y8
__
10
Inc
-2%
12
.
12%
1
Jan
;
Apr
20c
-
Co
Apparel
Lake Shore
Aug
18
A Mar
105
__
__
•
—*
Co
1,500.;.
■
*'
—;
Distilleries class
Glenmore
Ltd
Loblaiv
26
37%
July
103
7.50
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
33
1%
—
1
Coal
Alden
,
' 2Va
—.—*
common--
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
■
31
May
26% Feb
105
500
_33'/3C
7% July
5
37,300
5
;
2% Aug
2% Aug
100
1 Va
2%
32%
10
Forge Co
4% July
73/3
2% Mar
Jan
1%
*
common—
liya Jan
V16
Jan
300
1%
31%
——
Laelede-Christy Company
Locke
'
__
*
*
—1
Gerity Mich
Giant
31
Co
'1%: Jan
'>
la y.
73/9
Ltd
Co
Rubber Co^
Brewing
Feb
.
$6
preferred-
Gilbert
T
preferred—*
Corporation1
Stores
$5
,
6%
14
:.
8ya
5
100
50c
Georgia Power $(j preferred-—:
!
.
__
M
8.000
.
pfd
{>%
Service
Public
General
«»•—
preferred-——„—20
convertible
5%
General
/<U
Corp common
General Plywood
|
1
common
| General Outdoor Adv
!
1
ouij»'.»•/»
Finance
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
3,600
■
2%'
♦
•
10%
100"
2%
18
27% Aug
9,800
>6
2
.1%
__
£1
dep rets ord reg—
American
Oils
113% July
Jan
200'
14
6
2
2%
Jan
Jan
3
2,500-;
4Vb
13 %
—
,
—*
Supply Corp com—1
convertible preferred
—25
21%
__
4
13%
1
Warrants
27 %
__
9,000
1%
15%
10% Aug
106 y2
27%
__
General Builders
I General
(I B)
Krueger
3,100
1%
1%
Jan
Apr
*
50
1
-
Knott Hotels Corp
Kobacker Stores
Kroy
118,700
5%
15
•
—100
1
1
Power Co common-
preferred
5%
Emil)
(D
Apr
103/a
Feb
1 Va
14%
10
Luke G
Kleinevt
Apr
i%-.i 1%
11,900
1%
2.50
—;
preferred
Kirkland
106
9%
1%
High
4%
Aug
32Va
•
Co
&
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
102
1%'
1%
3
—
5
cumulative preferred
Lamson
Gellman Mfg
General Alloys
Inc
(Walter)
71
9%
41/2
pfd
Key Co common
65% Jan
Jan
500
*
Kropp (The)
__
3%
1
100
Corp
Co
Kennedy's
La
5%
Motors
Kawneer
5 % Mar
72%
3%
1%
Kaiser
Feb
Low
K
Aug
iy,
3||
23 %
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1%
10c
&
4%
io5/a
Shares
3%
._—*
O'Mahoney
Julian
Aug
5%
Q;
GatlneaU
Inc
Kokenge Co.,
Oils Ltd
Jerry
Kings County Lighting common
__
of Prices
Low
1
common
4
323/4
55/3
;
Co
43
30%
1%
3%
577/8
577/8-
Glass
Jeannette
Jan
Jun
-':r
F
Par
Jan
4%
20
Aug
11% Aug
Jun
41
4%
ft
18%
—
Fairchild Camera &
29,900
20
$1 or 25c
Warrants
i Eureka Pipe Line common
High
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price"
13% Mar
ift
—
Last
American Stock Exchange
10% Jun
600
6%
193/4
3%
40%
4%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
101
6'4
6Va
20
Week's
Friday
Shares
Low
11%
25 Va
113/a
17
X16%
:«
__
—
Corporation Ltd
| Eureka
11%
,
J
Hiuh
ll'A
5
10c
—1
Manufacturing Co
AUGUST 20*
for Week
of Prices '
Low
*
5
ElectroData Corporation
1
| Electrographic Corp common———1
! Empire District Electric 5% pfd—100
Empire Millwork Corp
1
Washing Machine class B
Electric Bond & Share common
Easy
Emsco
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED
Week's
Last
% May
45
Jan
9%
34%
33%
34%
2,100
9%
9%
100
/
20
7%
Jun
52
Jan
Jan
10%
Apr
37
Feb
Jun
2
9%
Jun
July
Aug
31 *
'
32
(748)
The Commercial and
yi
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August
23
1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Frfday
STOCKS
-
American Slock Exchange
Niles-Bement Pond
Nipissing
23
2
T—1
1
High
2,300
23%
24%
13,900
2
r,j
I7rt
4'/a
V.
2
4%
Va
Norden
North
Laboratories Corp
North
Northeast
North
Airlines
Penn
RR
Northern Ind
!——l
16%
4%%
Jan
Jan
Sentinel
24% Aug
1%
*'
4,200
2
Va
3%
7,300
3,600
1%
July
2 hi
Apr
5%
3%
23%
Apr
87,100
1%
Jan
800
3%
Jan
Jan
37%
18%
Feb
43%
3 Va
%
1 %
500
2Va
43%
,
*
-
23% x24
Sentry
%
44
4%
4 V.
4%
Corp
Feb
pfd—100
eLather
Shattuck
101% 102%
—
4%
27%
Jun
4%
Jan
Apr
Sicks
Jan
102% Aug
1
Ogden Corp
Ohio
common
Brass Co class B common
Ohio
Power
Okalta
__50c
—
Ltd
Filters
Omar
&
25
77
1
8
7
_
6%
class B
•
Inc.:
.!
77
•
2%
'
Jan
105%
'
:
10
Jan
Ltd'
Jan
8
Aug
9%
500
6
Jan
6% July
200
15% Mar
20
May
5%
1,300
3% May
6
Aug
South
5%
Jan
Sonotone
Soss
Corp
Manufacturing
Coast Corp
17%
Jan
South
Jan
50
Aug
13%
Jan
Aug
original
4.88%
Can
Co
1st preferred
redeemable 1st
5%
5%
20%
20%
20%
100
13%
4.48%
22% May
4.32%
36%
1,900
33%
Jan
36% Aug
4.08%
cumulative
redeemable 1st pfd series A
red 1st preferred
4.50%
Pacific
t
red
25
1st pfd
dividend
$4.75
cum
dividend
Power
&
1
Traffic
2
2
.
1
,
Mills
——-—2
Co...
Wafer &
July
26 %
900
Jan
Aug
Jan
Standard
30
105% Aug
106 Va Mar
Standard
Standard
8%
25
6% Aug
101%
71
Jun
Jan
73
2
7,900
1%
Jan
6,300
2
Jun
4%
3% July
5,900
4%
53
Jan
6%
Jan
"4%
"4%
100
18
18%
500
13%
Jan
18
1.400
13%
x7
4,100
6
4 Va
Amer
~6%
26%
5%
Feb
5%
5%
200
5%
12%
14
14%
47
46%
47 %
4%
4%
500
69%
69%
70%
1,000
3,900
1,000
1
1
Pittsburgh <Si Lake Erie
——.—50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common..2,50
Rights
i
Pittsburgh Railways Co
i
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
of
Parts
Stein
(A)
Scale
common..
10
Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander
25c
common
Sterling
Brewers
Jan
Engine
Jan
14 %
Aug
Sterling
Sterling
Aug
Stetson
(J
Jun
72
Feb
17
4%
July
5%
Jun
May
6% Mar
3%
Jan
5% Aug
Sunrise
2
&
2%
3%
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
Inc
1%
Jan
2% Aug
2
Jan
1,900
21%
24%
16,000
%
140,700
65%
Va
6%
Metals
of
*
2.50
America..
1
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada.
1
Prosperity Co
class
B
4%%
800
'
1
—
2% May
—100
com
'
1
Jan
3%
3%
3%
3%
2,300
2%
Jan
6 %
6%
800
5%
Feb
7
46%
46%
200
50%
%
50%
Apr
50%
100
40%
Jan
12 V4
12
12%
300
9%
Jan
14 %
7,000
8
Apr
4A
9,400
1%
1%
10,900
11%
11%
21%
36
4
14
4
Hi
1%
8%
102
40
17
39
10
8
50
40
16%
1 %
10%
40
May
47
Aug
113% May
50% July
12 %
Aug
16% July
4
47(T Aug
1%
Jan
Jan
14%
Feb
98% May
200
*
31 Va
May
Jan
.31%
Jan
27%
27%
Swan
B)
xl03
Feb
40
Aug
Jan
200
17% Aug
24
Apr
40'/a
&
Jan
Jun
Preferred
1
8
24
30%
7%
(Robert) &
Reliance- Electric
Co
&
Remington Arms
27% Aug
5
Co Inc
—,
Radiator
24%
30 Va
8
600
Mining Co
50c
American
100
6 %
Jan
3,000
6%
Jan
1,000
7 %
May
(?, July
%
500
33 %
600
2%
9
10%
,
11%
11,000
37%
37%
700
Portland
Oil
class
B
Technicolor
Rotary
Rowe
Electric
(The)
Royalite
Russeks
Steed
Corp
Oil
Co
Fifth
Co—...
Power
Thew
Shovel
Thiokol
Tlior
Co
Chemical
Co
Tilo
99
20%
Jun
Roofing
Carlos
Amer
Todd
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
,,
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Schick
IOV4 Mav
13%
27%
14%
Oil Co
Ltd—1
Seaboard
Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
Bros
!
'
B>r>r
f
:
Union
Investment
5Vb
Jun
Union
Oil
$3.75
Co
of
3V» Jan
Apr
17%
Jan
23 V.
9%
Jan
20%
4,400
20
29
United
20%
1,500
17% Mar
4%
Jan
14%
13
14 %
2,800
x9Va
Jan
5% Aug
14% Jun
34%
34
34%
300
20 Va
Feb
34% Aug
1
•
3%
3%
3%
23 y4
21
,
1,900
2% Mar
5,200
24
9%
4% Jun
Feb
5
Aircraft
10%
United
U
12% July
2% Jun
ttX
30.400
6%
800
4%
Jan
2%
2%
1,400
24
Aug
Jan
2%
4,400
12%
4,500
9 V.
July
59%
60 %
800
52 V.
Feb
13%
13%
13%
17,700
I
20%
21V4
3,000
19 V.
Jun
14 '/a
Feb
106
21
13% Feb
62
11% May
*
5
14% Feb
July
110
Apr
24
Jan
Mar
Jan
1
12%
12%
13 %
2,400
9% Mar
15% May
20
15%
15%
15%
8,300
10% May
16% May
25c
34 V4
32
34%
350
x9%
x9%
9%
5,700
1
24%
24 Va
24%
300
18 V.
Jan
10% Aug
25% Aug
5
:
42%
39
42%
800
34% July
44% Feb
21
34% Aug
Jan
7
Jan
Ltd—
registered
£1
5s
20
54%
4
3%
400
2vb
4%
44%
425
Apr
94
July
57%
Jan
3%
6,200
101%
100
2 Va
54%
Mar
1
12 July
54%
100
1
6
5 A Mar
Jan
4% Mar
July
102
Jan
1.25
2V2 May
2%
4,400
2
11a
2
i'I)
7,200
1% July
2% Jan
3 V4
3'/a
3%
900
2% Mar
3% May
7%
.
7%
8Va
47,800
4
Jan
8Va Aug
26%
25 Va
26%
5,900
18%
Jan
26% Aug
16%
Jan
19%
1%
Jan
Feb
series
of
A
*
Omaha—
Porducts
..100
50c
common
Corp
20
Products
*
common
Machinery
Foil class
and
Jan
5'/b
Jun
Jan
44 %
July
200
8 Vb
Feb
99
98%
99 Va
223
82%
82%
82%
10
6%
7%
6,100
35 V.
36 Va
500
7
36%
7%
232
232
89
Jan
7% Aug
Jan
5
30 V.
36 Va Aug
Apr
6%
/8% J140
Apr
Jan
%
%
A Jun
300
3% July
Corp
43%
44%
38 V»
38%
10
10
21%
211/4
23 %
*
84
82%
85
64
66%
3,500
10%
'15,200
.1
Oil
9%
2%
9 Va
•
102
1
;
common
641/4
*
warrants
1
100
2%
1
6
2%
1,700
450
103%
6
9,700
350
V4
1,400
I
.
1%
1%
1%
600
50c
2%
2</4
2%
common
62
63
Va
22%
28%
1.850
2%
2%
2,500
6V
6%
700
•
-,—10
1.10
Sugar
300
July
46
Jan
40% May
9 %
July
2%
Aug
16% May
143/0
4%
jan
Fe!b
25% Aug
88
AUg
62
Jan
39 Vb
Jan
6%
Jan
10% Aug
Jan
103% Aug
88
4%
Apr
IV4 Mar
\l J*n
56
Jun
23 V.
23
Apr
% AUg
51/2 Mar
Jan
800
io
Co
">
36 V.
770
10
5^ Apr
236
36%
7,800
38%
10c
B__l—£
Jan
221
30
44
1
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
75%
100
25
common
preferred—
Products
99% Aug
Feo
Jan
94
4%
25
Reclaiming Co
Stores
9% Aug
•
7
7
100
common
International Securities
Rubbet
Universal
Jan
3Vb
33%
9%
9
2%
100
10s
common
1st
S
Feb
200
1,200
42%
25
convertible
2%
2%
4%
2'/4
4
Ltd—
Conditioning Corp..
Finishing Co
S
,
42 Va
10
Specialties
$5
2V4
5
Jan
22% Mar
68% Aug
7 Vb
Feb
2 Va
Jaa
July
67% Apr
33
May
31% Jul?
3
Feb
3 Vs
6% Aug
2%
10
12%
10%
60
1
pfd
Air
$4
U S
Aug
10%
12%
*
preferred
Universal
63
12%
5
4
Sharing
Jan
Aug
Aug
Apr
36% Aug
21% July
Jan
California—
preferred
Union Stock Yards
Feb
6%
HI
l,9e Jan
22
21%
23
8,300
15%
19%
19%
20%
1,800
17
1%
1%
1%
2,500
ia
i.v
7.400
8
7%
1%
8%
Apr
6,700
Venezuelan
5%
Jun
9
2%.
2%
3
400
Aug
Venezuela
1%
Apr
3
12"4
Jon
.V
14%
15
13
13
600
-
4*
r
200
-
Jan
23
Aug
July
23
Mar
U July
U July
9% Mar
1%
5
2%
Jan
Jan
1
13
Apr
2% Aug
2%
.
*
Inc
Co
U
12.50
no £»»
9%
1% July
1,500
26
♦
5% Aug
15
16 Va
*
10c
3% Mar
*
17
Aug
15% Mar
1
Corp
Jun
1
4% Aug
18 Va
12% July
9 V. Jan
25c
Canada
Jan
1
Inc
Selby Shoe Co
of
Gas
4%
1
Jan
15,300
Corp
2%
5Cc
2%
38% July
Jan
16%
800
3
*
Union
•
common
Scurry Oils Ltd
Scurry-Rainbow
2%
——
2%
Feb
29% Mar
•
15
Feb
Jun
u
Realization
50c
Sculliu Steel Co
1,200
*
300
~2,V
200
4%
2%
Corp
5 Va
~2%
37%
4 V.
2%
Inc
5
1
—
37%
warrants
preferred with
U S Radiator
common
Jan
37%
1
1.000
9% May
5%
200
Ltd
2,600
38%
5 V.
9%
Mining of Nevada
3%
3,300
5%
70c
28'%
25c
—
Feb
2
preferred
3
2
Jan
13Va
9%
common
Chemical
13% July
10%
1
13
9Va
Corp
Unexcelled
S
6,400
63
7,900
15
20 %
$4.56
Corp
Royalty
Temper
Ulen
S
3,100
60
15%
15
Universal Consolidated
Inc.
See 111 an
True
U
12%
60
15%
14%
deposit rets def registered
Tonopah
U
11%
1
56 V2
27% Aug
33
Aug
15% July
15 % July
11% Aug
8% Aug
6
Aug
5% Aug
14%
Inc.,
Toledo Edison 4%%
39%
11 %
8
1,600
2% May
Jan
Corp
1
Ltd—
41 %
52%
52%
1
rets ord
Shipyard
United
Milling Co
Feb
common_5
Inc
Amer deposit
22% May
*
San
lVa
5
1
St Lawrence Corp Ltd.common
7,900
1
&
Allied Stocks
Tobacco Security Trust Co
18% Mar
37 Va
13%
Jan
1%
55
—*
Tobacco
32%
35%
Jan
1%
*
Tishman Realty & Construction
Mar
13%
5
V. Mar
1%
1
Markets
Molasses Co
13%
1
May
14
5
common
Elastic
*
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
23
Feb
Jan
Corp,
Milk
37%
Ave common——...1.25
Ryan Aeronautical
5% May
Jan
11%
Jan
common
United
Jun
Jan
18%
2,900
2%
Light
United
1
Ltd
3%
150
12%
Jan
common
&
Aug
Feb
3,900
22
.12 '/a
4,800
Preferred
400
5%
21%
Jan
;
Corporation
Thorofare
'
3,600
5
Jan
16 Va
common
11%
10
common.
5% Feb
25
common
3734 Aug
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
17%
3 %
4%
2%
1,400
500
1,400
United
19%
4%
5%
Amer dep rets ord
registered
United N J RR & Canal
United Profit
20%
5%
5%
Jun
19
Jan
5%
1
Jun
20%
4%
—10c
A
Inc
Texas
United Shoe
19%
-5
,—
400
1,300
B
common
Feb
£1
,—5
Roosevelt Field Inc
Jun
5%
4%,
Corp
Apr
Jan
6% Mar
54
4%
4 V.
8,400
3 %
89
"5%
—
8%
3%
310
Jan
—
8 Va
Cement
34%
Jan
41 %
Aug
39% Aug
May
Jan
700
8%
Feb
2%
25% Mar
5 Va
49
1
Jan
18,400
Feb
25%
48 Va
8
1%
2%
24%
25%
700
1%
96%
27 V.
1,600
300
"2%
Jan
100
.
15%
700
95%
Jan
25%
39%
27
11%
2%
2%
32%
900
38%
26%
15%
2%
95%
2,100
39%
8,600
common
Jan
7%
22
42
11
2%
1
dep rets ord reg
Feb
Jan
15%
2%
—
100
Rome Cable Corp common—:
25 %
51V. July
28% Feb
34%
1
common
Tampa Electric Co
9% July
A" Jan
%
11 VB
Jan
10%
8%
37 %
%
Feb
Aug
8 Va July
7% July
11
July
7%
33 VB
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp)' vtc
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Rolls Royce Ltd—•
4
267/a May
500
27%
Inc
Va Aug
Jan
Jun
33%
•
1
—
5
22%
23 Va
10
1
Jan
250
9,100
10%
1
Engineering
Inc
Rico Argentine
"7%
__
—1
Reis
Rice-Stix
23%
29%
30 Va
'
6.25
......
Red a Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
Richmond
3%
10
_•
10c
200
;
.
27
25%
Jun
T
Trunz
1
42
11V4
Products
Trans
R
Railway <fe Utility Investment A
Rath
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reeding Tube Corp common
27%
Corp
Co
Tri-Continental
21%
Jan
51
27 V4
common
Drug
Inc
Class
Toklan
14
50
46
100
50%
1
Supermarkets
Finch
Talon
9% May
40(T
27%
32% Mar
*
Empire Oils
Trans Lux Corp
Quebec Power Co.
10
Jun
1
(S)
Ray
Superior
'
2,100
101 % 102
17
2% Mar
200
9
Jan
Jan
111
14%
Sun
Jan
Aug
3% May
•
5
8
400
•
cumulative preferred:
Aug
31%
.
Gas
32
6% Mar
25% Aug
Va Aug
27%
Public Service of Colorado—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
I
1,800
3
Jan
26%
Aug
72% Aug
31%
*
Providence
7
3
Jan
18% July
5%
8,600
30%
41%
27 VA
jun
5% Feb
9 V. Jun
32 V.
common
Co
4
23%
7 Va
700
,
26 Va
Superior Tool & Die Co
2,800
6,500
100
common.—.
Jan
2%
72%
%
26
4
3%
72
1,200
24
Apr
Jan
31
Inc
Stroock
2,500
20,800
72%
4%
27%
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
5%
May
29 Va
4Vb May
Jun
4,100
32 V.
Stinnes
48 Va
May
20
24
.
'
1
common
5%
May
3% Jan
12%
10
.
Canada ordinary
Corporation
& Co
,
6% Aug
22% July
35% Jan
1
Corp
Jan
6%
1,900
29
Co
Sterling Aluminum
22%
*
Pratt & Lambert Co
Jun
4%
6%
4,500
33% May
Jan
10
Light
class
8% Mar
20 %
2.50
Power Corp of Canada common
6% 1st preferred
.——;
Feb
5 Va
6%
Tube
Co
221/4
.—
Pneumatic
Standard
Steel
55
-
35%
4%
1
B:
Standard-Thomson
Steel
35% May
3% Jan
14%
&
class
Products
Mar
60
—
Polaris
Aug
Power
Common
Standard
(The)
8%
Feb
600
shares..10s
Pioneer Gold Mines
Ltd..——
Piper Aircraft Corp common...
Standard
Starrett
Jun
6%
33%
1
preferred
20% Mar
Jan
6%
~67/a
July
21
17%
—
Apr
60
3% Mar
33%
20
Inc
(Ky)
Packaging Corp
Convertible
2Vs Mar
3 %
5
1
Pinchin Johnson Ltd
Feb
1%
Corp common
preferred
Forgings Corp.'
convertible
Standard
105% Mar
3
6%
—1
Standard Dredging
$1.60
Jan
5% July
15 Va Mar
—5
Oil
1% May
2,500
54,800
1,800
3,600
1
Industries
2% Aug
12 Va Mar
2%
3%
—
25
25
25
*
97%
2
18
25
25
Inc
200
Jan
6%
21 %
7%
,
105% May
104
6%
20%
25
Corp
Jan
14%
—1
Stahl-Meyer
28
Jan
6%
20%
8
preferred
Aug
—...
Pierce Governor
common....
Shoe
300
May
18% Aug
31V. July
28% May
•
32
30%
Co.
26%
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
(Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp.
2.50
Phillips Packing Co
/
1
*
Phillips Screw Co
10c
Spencer
100
5V4
8
Line
Royalty
98%
*
Pep Boys (The!
Pipe
27
5
July
'/a July
36
July
26% Aug
3Yb May
Aug
27
Southern
Southland
150
4%
2.50
Power Co..
Aug
July
29
*
—
Pennroad Corp common—...
Penn
29
105% 105%
1
A
Patican Co Ltd
July
27% Jun
500
34
1,700
8%
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Penn
29
Jan
27
2%
7%
105 %
Company
Patchogue Plymouth
31
Jun
*
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Israel Oil vtc_—_
lc
Pan tepee Oil (C A)
Amer share—1 Bol
Paramount Motors
Corp
1
Park Chemical
class
Jan
27%
105% 105%
Pan
Parker Pen Co
Class B
'
28%
..1
common
28
104% 104%
pfd——.100
Light 5%
30%
100
1,300
27
9VB
preference
preferred
104% 105
•
Northern Airlines—
Pacific Petroleums Ltd...—
28%
26%
26%
104%
900
•
28%
28%
—*
•Pacific
Pacific
28%
%
28%
*
preferred
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
34
30
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
33%
30
28
25
4.80%
»
33 v.
28%
25
22
8%
preference
cumulative
36 v.
25
5,400
9%
preferred
convertible
Jan
36%
preferred.—;—25
25 V.
4%
preferred
convertible
5
:
Gas & Electric 6%
5%% 1st preferred—
23%
25
12.50
common
94
106% Mar
Edison—
1st pfd—25
common
Pacific
5%
Co
cumulative
4.56%
Pacific
Oil
Penn
X54
Jan
Jan
16
Apr
23% Feb
4%
common
,
Southern California
20
5%
Jan
"
1,700
4%
common
Jun
37%
1,100
20
74
102 Vb
£1
*
1
1
—1
—
550
50
17%
40%
18%
*
-1
*
20
common
14% Aug
17% Aug
8% Jun
4Vs Jan
1,200
1,300
-
Publications—
common——
15
47%
19%
94
Jan
10,000
51%
92%
Jaa
.
Jan
18
2
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer' dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
l J Mar
2,000
50
1
,
Pattern
19%
19
.1
Securities
l
98
8 V.
,
51
92%
5%
15 V.
100
41/a Jan
A Mar
l
26% Mar
class A
preferred;
Simplicity
"•*
1% July
t
*
common
Simpson's
Jun
7%
15,800
July
1
Co
convertible
6%
„
6%
5%
51
14%
17%
*
B
Co
$3"
110% Aug
72% July
400
8%
4% Aug
5 Va Aug
Jan
"44 %
11,800
79
8
•
19%
1
Television Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
Overseas
5Va
116%
1
I—:
3% Aug
"
common—!
____
Olympic Radio
4-%
110%
16,700
—90c
—
Company
United
4%
—100
Old Town Corp common
;
40c cumulative preferred..
Oliver
3%
,
•4 V.
—*
4'/2S preferred—,
Oils
Okonite
4
11%
17%
10
-
—
Simmons-Boardman
Company—:
300
2
Oil & Gas
Class
Oil
Ltd
Breweries
Silex
o
Oceanic
4,100
51%
class A—
of America
Corp
Signal
\s
11%
1
High
3 V. May
Va Jan
10°
Canada
of
a
.7%
-
!
Sherwin-Williams
Low
■
200
12%
»—25
Range Since Jan.
*
17%
5
Power.
&
common
Shares
11%
—-—
Mining
Water
'
4
%
.
20c
;
preferred
Shoe
91%
95%
160
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
3% Aug
10c
--1
B
common
Denn
Shawinigan
Aug
Jan
3%
class
for Week
High
4
1
common
Control
Safety
Jun
700
Corp
Servomechanisms
Jan
2% Mar
-
Radio
Serrick
Jun
87
1
—50
Serv
25
Low
Par
High
Jan
■
1
Co
Pub
17
Seton
1
American Rayon $3 preferred_50
Canadian Oils Ltd__—j.
25
Central Texas
Oil———-—5
North
2,500
4%
Non-Ferrous Metals Products Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares—_—Is
Low
23 %
Sales
Week's
Range
or Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
"
Last
STOCKS
Shares
22 %
24
—
Mines
Noma Lites Inc
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
common
'
AUGUST 20
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Niagara Share Corp
Week's*
.
Last
Jan
Aug
15
Aug
15% July
Valspar Corp
$4
common
coiivertibel
Vanadium-Alloys
Vinco
—1
preferred
Steel
Cq—
Petroleum
Syndicate
Corporation
—
Manufacturing
May
Jan
22 V. Mar
23%
-20c
3%
—1
5%
—10
5
74
*
1.1
Inc——_—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
6%
5
_
\r'? 23%
24 Va
3.900
23 Va
Feb
7
90
32% Ja3
4% Jan
/Vi: 3*
3,203
-3%
Jan
2,700
-4 V»
Jan
28 Va
200
24%
Jan
31
12%
Jan
15
6
Feb
juiy
25% jwy
6 V'2
ju;y,
J-y
Mar.
.
(749)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST
Fridiy
American Stuck Exchange
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
Shares
Low
Aircraft
ctfs
cumulative
Watch
700
2%
Jan
5Va
5%
200
5%
Jun
106 V2 106'/a
10
1
preferred
2
2
18%
18%
25%
26%
1
4,000
IV2
1 %
1%
8,700
7%
7%
400
13%
13%
13%
100
114
1
1%
151% 152
64,400
common
Wasatch
Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
series
$6
preference
*
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Leaseholds
1.25
pfd
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
3%
1,400
&
Stationery
Westmoreland
Inc
Weyenberg
4'A
3% Jun
36
4%
6,200
37A July
6
188
36
8%
Apr
11%
10%
375
17%
25
Mfg
1
Corp
16
convertible
5%%
Whitman
Wichita
(Wm)
River
Wickes
Willson
Wiirich
&
30
26%
29%
9,800
9%
9%
500
50
1
5
10%
500
200
6
900
10%
7%
1
7%
Woodley
Petroleum
200
%
8,300
214
2%
3,700
2%
Jan
11%
11'A
11%
625
10 %
Feb
102%
Feb
1
17%
18
450
15%
Jan
18
13%
13%
100
11
Apr
39%
40 Va
1,800
39%
8
10%
ft July
year's
IFriday's bid
and
314
1%
1%
1%
58
39 %
48.*
32
37
36%
3%
10
3%
5%
3'A
transaction
3%
3%
4
19
3%
5%
(not
Included
In
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
range);
asked
x
In year's
range),
r Transaction
Ex-dividend/ y Ex-rlghts.
z Ex-liquidating
dividend.
no sales being transacted during current week.
for
prices;
9,400
cash
■<
A Bonds
being traded flat.
,
•/
v
\
..
8 Reported" in receivership.
" \
j
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,"
mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"w i," when
issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w." without
.
.
7
warrants.
:
'
'
"
•
v
'
Feb
Stock and Bond
Jan
Jan
12%
107% Mar
8% Jan
•
46%
3%
Below
listed
are
'
'
'
'
*
Averages
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
Aug
-Stocks—
•
«*—«——■———
—
11
Apr
May
3%
Apr
2
1H J«n
Jan
Bonds
10
30
20
15
Indus¬
5s
Ltd
46'A
135%
__
.'I'*.
Rail¬
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
130.32
100.11
"i
,
£1
Wright Hargreaves
it
2%
32% Jan
Ltd—
deposit receipts
in
46%
v
included in year's range),
transaction
(not included
(not
Under-the-rule
n
Included
13% Aug
45 % Apr
common
delivery
414
44%
June-Dec
—...
Deferred
1314 Apr
12%
A
100
preference
—
a
66%
104'A
36%
814 Aug
Jan
12'A
'/a
2'A
Inc
W)
—
66%
100
141
Jan-July
—Jan-July
value,
*
100% 100'A
~
?
Jan
12%
Machine
165
__
2012—Jan-July
—Jan-July
1
85
11% July
2
pfd
Jan
Odd-lot transaction
3% Mar
1
4%%
3s
High
85
166
__
...June-Dec
stmpd (Plan A) 2s
Government 6'As 1919..
par
Jan. 1
Low
5% Mot
5%
1
Ltd
Industries
American
23% Aug
■4%
10 1
•
Lt
Newspaper
6%
May
2% Aug
47A
common
&
(F
Feb
Aug
4% July
8% Jan
1
W'oodall
Woolworth
7
20
Co
preferred
Wood
29% Aug
9% Aug
25
Brothers
Pwr
30
Jan
1931
Janeiro
5'As 1921
(not
•
Apr
17%
6s
1997-.—-
principal.
Jan
25'A
25
(R C) & Co
Products Inc
Wisconsin
%
1
preferred
Corp
Petroleums
Wilson
29
Corp
Oil
(The)
Williams
5%
Inc
Mar
,
30
5
Stores
Auto
de
Jan
10%
17%
„
White's
e
Aug
20
1947———April-Ocf
Chile
Denmark
_Mar-Sepf
♦No
July
Jan
1927)
of
2008
Sinking fund
Mar
Jan
Oct
of
stamped (Plan A) 214s
(Republic of) —
E'xtl s f 2 %s series E 1997
A
High
No.
166
—
June-Dec
Jan
32%
(issue of
ARussian
Range Since
Sold
186
May-Nov
1972
Jun
350
36
_10
Shoe
Whirlpool
4%
Bogota—
May 1927) 1947
5s
Rio
Bonds
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
Peru
Jan
103%
Jun
175
*
com
Coal
165%
1951
Parana
Jan
Friday's
or
Sale Price
of
AMortgage Bank
16% May
1% Apr
Jun
stamped
Mortgage Bank
July
9%
% Jan
1st pfd—100
Tablet
Western
Westmoreland
4%
Jan
2
7s
(issue of
A7s
21% July
27% July
1
Apr
7% July
7% Feb
150%
A7s
2% July
Jan
101
*
110
Jan
21
100
Ltd
western
May
1214
30
4
Last
Period
Low
Mortgage Bank
7% Aug
7% Jan
H Jan
150
26 %
10c
Co
105
1,700
,18'/a
1
Inc
Baking Co warrants
Ward
2
30
40o
& Tiernan
Waltham
6%
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2
6%
*
ext
Interest
Exchange
High
•
Baking voting
preferred
Wallace
American Stock
AMedellin
Co
Wagner
7 </o
1
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan.
High
w
Waco
20
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Date
Aug.
13
346.64
.
119.47
Total
———
10
Second
10
65
<
First
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
Stocks
61.21
10
40)
trials
Rails
Raihs
ities
Bonds
100.82
100.80
101.33
*
103.58
Total
Aug.
Week's
Friday
BONDS
American Stock
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
or
Sale Price
Range
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 314s
Bethlehem
Boston
1970
June-Dec
Steel
6s Aug 1 1998
2%s series A 1970
Edison
Chicago Transit
Delaware Lack
Authority
&
3%s
Western
104
June-Dec
1978
100%
Jan-July
91%
68%
Range Sine*
Sold
Big*
Jan
No.
104%
*150
Quar-Feb
Bonds
8
61.41
131.28
100.13
100.83
100.75
17.
348.38
120.04
61.41
130.91
100.11
103.65
100.90
100.78
Aug.
18—
348.51
119.94
101.36
61.48
130.94
100.06
103.59
100.85
100.67
Aug.
19.
349.89
101.29
119.59
61.45
131.09
100.17
103.57
100.84
100.72
101.32
....
—_
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
4s
May-Nov
May
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Gas
Fuel
&
Elmira
Water
E'rcole
Marrelli
Lt
3%s
RR
&
Elec
A6%s with Nov
1965
97
91%
91%
13
85%
67%
68%
6
63
58'A
3
54%
63%
94%
100 %
103%
106%
98
1104 % 105%
Mar-Sepf
101%
;92
—
Compiled
Mon.
1 1947 coupon 1953
May-Noo
Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
JanrJuly
Finland
AGesfuerel
debs
6s
1953
Mountain Power 3%s
1963
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
&
St
Rys
5%s
48
96%
86
A7s
with
A 7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
1
1940
1947
*152
*113
98%
41'A
AMansfield Min & Smelt 7s
Nippon Electric Power
1952
1941
93
—
122
314s
mortgage
A6%s
ex
^Prussian
Oct
Oct
1
1940
1947
l
Electric
Gas
ARuhr
Housing
liq tr ctfs—
Jan-July
103
1960.—April-Oct
series
1958
1973
Spalding
(A
G)
Bros
&
5s
3'4s
(Hugo)
A7-4s
1966
with
Aug
1
with
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1
1940
1
1953
1940 coupon
A
A7s
1
116
300.5
-
......
....
266.2
+ 1.5
300.5
249.7
239.3"
236.0
+
1.4
239.3
198.5
...
140.6
140.2
+ 0.3
141.0
and
Service
156
135
6
130%
1947
120
*95
85
Water
85
91
66%
2
47
2
99%
103 %
2
98
98%
98%
2
*99
107%
104 V.
97%
102
——
99
100%
16
—
Tues. Aug. 17
Power
t
152%
—
Shaves
2,763.991
95
2,897,320
—
3%s
—
125% 125
Afay-Nov
*119%
Jan-July
92
—
June-Dec
7114
71%
72%
101%
133%
105
Interest
Period
7s
April
Jan
103%
71'A
96
(Germany)
A 6s
series B
101% 101%
7s
&
Prov
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
f
99%
1
Fri. Aug. 20
2,103,580
2,004,000
396,000
12,473,391
...—
Total
$14,88(^,000
AHanover
AHanover
(City).
(Prov)
6s
High
$1,857,100
shares
Ger
7s
6%s
ALima
—
*83
85
(Plan-A)
85
Jan-July
*20
1953
749,000
633,000
1,857,100
$1,348,300
84,062,800
63,241,340
14,880,000
8,863,500
521,660,100
449,223,000
$16,763,100
$10,211,800
230.705,286
Bonds
U.
S.
Government
Bank
$15,500
$26,000
—
Foreign
Railroad
and
Industrial
Total
$606,487,400/
Transactions at the American Stock
73
$35,000
$513,132,340
Exchange
Range Sine*
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
ffl
Week Ended Aug. 20. 1954
Mon. Aug.
Bonds
Shares)
120
84
86
88
*110
3
115
141
142
*115
*59%
$34,000
$22,000
$91,000
49,000
18,000
5.000
72,000
666,170
72,000
6,000
627,205
61,000
7,000
94,000
31,000
$311,000
$96,000
Wed. Aug.
18—
—
_
117
Total
——
Week Ended Aug. 20
1954
1953
1
Stocks—No.
of
shares
21
94%
135
123
Domestic
130
.
145
125
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
51
41
7,000
Total
85,000
3,000
71,000
34,000
159,000
$71,000
-
$478,000
Jan. 1 to Aug. 20
19 53
1954
3,576,675
1,465,520
85,390,788
66,528,909
$311,000
$209,000
$7,859,000
$8,410,000
96,000
226,000
7,465,000
11,928,000
71,000
72,000
3,202,000
3,653.000
$478,000
$507,000
$18,526,000
$23,991,000
Bonds
57%
41
Bonds
$35,000
102
2
Total
788,305
83%
125
Bonds
801,585
17%
.
Corporate
Bonds
16
115
75
—
U2
Foreign
Government
Tues. Aug. 17
Frl. Aug. 20—
96
*41
Foreign
Domestic
of
Bonds
21%
*91
Mar-Sepf
2y«s 2008—May -Nov
1958
1954
332,882,202
Stocks
90
Feb-Aug
City (Peru 6%s stamped
Maranhao stamped
Jan. 1 to Aug. 20
1953
5,042,740
—
May-Noo
1939
1949
$16,763,100
Aug. 20
12,473,391
(Number
__
*86
*93%
Feb-Aug
1947
2,400,000
$26,000
1954
of
Thurs. Aug. 19-
June-Dec
1952
2,672,000
102%
—
April-Ocf
1951
secured
193%
*133
Feb-Aug
3,b72,600
382,500
379,000
Banks—
1952
3,922,500
407,600
3,520,000
2,293,000
105%
Week's Range
June-Bee
1951
20,666
Sales
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Aprf!-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6'As
AGerman Cons Munic 7s 1947.^.
AS
3,465,000
2,385.750
110
—
1947
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Central Bk of German State
A
(Col)
1946
$3,896,000
96%
107
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
Bonds
132%
92
•
33
*109
June-Bee
Feb-Aug
112
2
—.
*104% 106
June-Bee
1964
Vi
—
92%
92
Government
2,317,750
98
—
June-Dec
Bond
Bank
Bonds
$6,000
96
*25
June-Dec
Total
Bonds
Foreign
Bonds
$3,598,000
Thurs. Aug. 19
Stocks—No.
*96
Feb-Aug
/A
United States
$292,000
and Miscel.
175%
1956—
1956
1963
Exchange
Int'l
Week Ended
*172% 177%
_
American Stock Exchange
series
Railroad
Wed. Aug. 18
96
81%
—
Number of
Week Ended Aug. 20, 1954
Mon. Aug.
103%
89
1
90'A
102%
103%
10
100%
90'A
100%
__
BONDS
A6s
233.1
Stocks
103%
101%
•
*102% 103'A
*95
101
i
102% 103%
Feb-Aug
97
1
103% 103%
*104% 105
Friday
ABaden
209.5
273.7
102-fe
101
101
101
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
7s
242.0
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100
83
102% 103%
103% 103'%
103
*93
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
A20-year
0.7
3.1
Transactions at the New York Stock
86
International
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
20-year
4
4
high.
135
83
*25
coupon
coupon
A 6s
mtge s f gold 1945,
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A
A
240.4
255.9
136%
1
122% 122%
—
124.6
242.2*
263.9
1
135%
148%
— —
1953
United Industrial Corp—
A 6 %s s
f debentures 1941
Washington
135
135
April-Ocf
6'As ex Aug 1 1947 coupon
United Electric Service Co—
193.2
—
135
April-Oct
stamped 1946
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
222.7
259,1
93%
—
16
May-Noo
1989
280.8
0.9
4
Industries—
2nd
A6 %s
—
86
Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1971—Jan-July
1970
193.9
+ 1.2
276.9
255.7
102%
86
-
Gas & Electric
237.5
:
*154 % 156
Feb-Aug
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll trust
Stinnes
99%
Low
High
1.1
+
—
Mining
86
Feb-Aug
1978
Goods
102%
April-Ocf
May-No»
Southern California Gas 314s 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s
Southwestern
Non-Durable
103%
105%
Jan-July
B
Goods
99
—
—
135
Feb-Aug
1998—Jan-July
-1954
Change
234.8
258.0
—
Manufacturing
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
103
104
*25
1960
1953
6'As
91%
Aug. 6, '54
237.3
280.3
101%
—
'2
16
Percent
♦New
coupon
1954-
A
85%
21
49.80 Feb
—44.40 Sep
preceding week and with highs and lows for
100):
Aug. 13, '54
!■
Composite
156
150
•
*95
1976—
E
104%
102
—
104'/4
*102
3'As series D 1976
series
92
93%
104
*101% 103
-
3%%
143
89%
4
with the
compared
groups
145
1
*103% 104%
Safe
2%s series C
91%
4
1953
SEC Index of Stock Prices
try
135
92
*152%
104
1964—June-Dec
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-No«
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-JuZp
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sepf
3 %s series A 1973
Jan-July
3s
Low
94%
81%
27
103
*88
Jon-July
Jan-July
1971
6s
Corp
M
90%
128%
91%
Jan-July
coupon
6s
C6fpJ6%s
1st and ref
__
90'/4
*145
*134
April-Oct
AprZZ-Oct
1968
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
Reading Tube Corp.
ARuhr
High
60.67
for
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ending Aug.
13, 1954, for composite and by major indus¬
Durable
314s 1970
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
with
60.61
50
Co Ltd—
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 314s
A6'As
90%
Map-Nov
AprtZ-Oct
May-Noo
A
1st
19._
20—
Aug.
Aug.
47.32 Jan
Range
103%
*25
Mar-No»
1st mortgage 6'As 1953
6'As due 1953 extended to 1963-
Power
60.98
60.73
142%
141%
__
*95
1952
coupon
coupon
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
New England Power 314s 1961
Ohio
17—
18—_
122
1
3
48
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
ALeonard Tietz 7%s 1946
Low
61.12 Aug 16
Aug.
Fri.
1954
for
High
Aug.
91%
110
102'A 102%
June-Dec
1938
93%
21
89
*121'A 136
Jan-July
May-Noe
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
AHamburg Elev & Underground
IT
97
88%
June-Dec
Range
61.12
16
Aug.
Thurs.
^
'
*95
June-Bee
Green
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Wed.
*25
1953
National
Tues.
195
1940 coupon
1
Nov
ex
by
Dale—
Mtg Co—
May -Nov
A6"As
w-
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
68%
58%
196 Vt
„Jan-July
1956
5s
101.35
(35 Stocks)
1993
A
103.67
150
22
RR—
series
120.45
105%
132
100%
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
349.61
High
101%
155
100
1
.
Low
16
Aug.
i
Friday's
The Commercial and
34
Financial Chronicle
(750)
.
.
.
Monday, August
23
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST
RANGE
20
^Friday
Boston Stock
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Sales
of Prices
American
Motors
5
Corp
-100
1747/8
American
Woolen
•
2oya
Copper
:50
100
Boston &
Tel
&
Albany RR
Boston Edison
5%
Personal
Trust
Prop
& Providence RR
Boston
Calumet
Cities
63
465
•
53
,
29%
47
121 y2
54'/a
524
12%
14
192
28%
29%
32%
Jan
49
105
_5
10
5
May.v
Brands
26%
Jun
42%
44%
89
34%
Jan
46%
46%
50
35%
Jan
Standard Oil'(Indiana)
Aug
133 y2
Aug
Standard
14%
,—
5
89% May
Aug
79
Jan
105% May
22%
Jan
Jan
71%
Jan
■40 %
299
90
81%
•82%
32
70%
54%
-131
39%
Jan
69%
69%
20
50 %
JuJ
97% Aug
42% May
21% Jan
Feb
53%
36% Aug
83%
,
14% May
£81%
Jan
—12%
t
I89
"
10%
*743*
Co
.10
Copper Range Co
*
38%
10
7%
8
149
214
2'/4
7%
100
•99% 102 y2
257
38%
I
.
67
41'/a July
*
Aug
Aug
18% July
32% Mar
19%
50c
,
Westinghouse-
Aug
,10%
72%
363
18%
U S Steel
105 'A
Jan
30
97%
44%
•
.
Union Carbide
,34% July
Jan
28%
83%
313/a Aug
46 V«
Jan
40
10
1
120
105
15%
120
•f 54 %
t
•
116
91%
•J 96%
15
(New. Jersey)
Oil (Ohio)—.—
Studebaker
Aug
30% Aug
18%
36%
82%
inn _25
Standard Oil
;56% Aug
18%
35%
18 %
——
Aug
41 Va
.
High
60
0
*
1
Low
31%
-—•
—
20% May
26% Jan
32
Range Since Jan.
High
30%
5
Co
Standard
—
—
23%
Jun
Low
-
Shares
IIIIIZ15
_
175% July
Jan,
for. Week
v
—
Southern
■
32
.100
Hecla
&
Service
53
;100•
—:
40
155% Jfin
,15% Jan
2,619
,21%
132% 133%
(new when issued )_100
preferred
Boston
20%
Vacuum
Sales
Range
of Prices
——5
—
/
Socony
Jan
18%
10% July
425
Paper
Sinclair
High
Low
11%
St Regis
Range Since Jan. 1
High
172 J/2 174%
39%
-25
Boston <fc Maine
Shares
11%
Anaconda
American Tel
for Week
Low
Week's
Last
Sile Price
Range
Par
f
STOCKS
Exohange
July
65% July
15% Jun
*
"Z
BONDS'
:
,
'
57
57
57
1998-——
4%s
Transit
Cincinnati
;
"I 1 $2,600 '.1:54
Mar
JjL
63
Eastern Gas &-Fuel Associates—
Common
(new)
Massachusetts
Eastern
100
1st pfd class A
preferred B
6%
6%
SS
Lines
National
First
Inc
60
22 V2
•
Stores
General
Capital Corp
Electric
5
Gillette
(new)
Co
(The)
Aug
561/4
44%
95
43%
611/4
1
76c
600
Mar
'
70
44
29
72.08 72.08
1
General
221/2
55%
•
49
22 %
100
common
62
44
-100
cum
'
Eastern
7
10y2
Jan
*
Street I^y—
Common
-'
35
Jan
181/2
Jan
•
.49
"•
Mar
2% Aug
62'
Aug
*49
WATLING, LERCHEN & Q).
Aug
24 %
Aug
Mar
56% Aug
65.17 Mar
20
62.50
Jan
451/4
2,958
39/4
Jun
631/4
248
45%
Jan
48%
68 %
Members
Jun
July
Stock
Detroit
American
Stock
Exchange
Midwest
Exchange
Stock
York
New
Stock
Exchange
.
Exchange
'
Island
Creek
Kennecott
Coal
Co
preferred
Mathieson
45%
44
29%
Jan
251/2
25
18
Jan
37
110
Apr
441/2
45
52
37%
1
England Electric System
New
England Tel & Tel
N
New
25
251/4
105
19%
Jan
7c
200
6c
Aug
13%
Jan
.7 c
16
135
16%
1,431
131
16 V4
20
100
1351/2
648
32%
32%
1%
4,675
36%
36%
100
16%
16 7/8
115
52
11/8
•
RR
Norbute Corporation
100
2.50
Hartford
&
Jan
251%
1
New
Haven
64%
5
Corp
Mullins Mfg Corp
National Service Cos
Y
Hi/aWy
30
532
-451/4
-
100
Chemical
86%
128 % 1301/2
10
,100
—
17
851/a
•
Lone Star Cement Corp
Maine Central RR common
5%
17
_50c
Copper
Feb
Jan
22% Mar
75c
Apr
23%
Apr
(l
'
'
.
Jan
17
46
July
/•
Aug
.
;•
•
:
Pennsylvania
Reece
16%
50
10
RR
Folding Machine
1
21%
Association
Shawmut
Stone & Webster Inc
Fruit
Co_T
United
United Shoe Machinery
common
Detroit Stock
Aug
32% Aug
1 %
Waldorf
System Inc
200
18%
Apr
22
Aug
25%
271/4
13
1,250
40
21%
Jan
27
465
23 V*
July
28%
Jan
11% May
13%
Jan
July
491/4
50%
2,630
44%
863
36%
Jan
46
37%
38%
85
29%
Jan
39% July
48%
48 %
35
44
Mar
53%
44%
Jan
53%
Apr
July
11%
12
117
11%
Aug
13
67%
69'/a
12.50
69%
932
50
Jan
Jun
75%
Mar
Jun
Metal
Baldwin
Rubber
Brown-McLaren
Budd
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Chrysler
Par
American
Laundry Machine
Low
20
Consolidated
Low
Carey
pfd
Paper
;
Churngold Corp
l
Cincinnati Gas Electric common
Preferred
Cincinnati
32%
32%
32%
24
23%
24
106
20
.*
106
*
3
8.50
23%
100
Telephone
102
23%
May
*
High
23%
Apr
Steel
Frankenmuth
preferred
Eagle
3
17
32% July
Gar
Jan
24
Aug
Gemmer
Manufacturing
5
99%
Jan
106
Aug
General
Motors
5
3
20%
Jan
Feb
22
96%
Jan
1,483
69%
Jan
4%
311
4
Feb
14%
14%
10
13
Jan
Formica
3 %■ Aug
24% Aug
103% Mar
80 %
4%
15
Wood -Industries
Goebel
Manufacturing
Kahn
-
Jan
Apr
Hoskins
Howell
Procter
U S
ST¬
Aug
25%
24%
25%
498
18%
Jan
25%
38
36%
38
256
35
July
38
53
51
54
248
59
Feb
__
30
30
100
47% May
27% May
30
Mar
Kysor
15
15
50
11% Mar
15
Aug
Lansing
443
41%
Jun
52%
Aug
LaSalle
38
22 %
Feb
29
Jan
Allied
American
29
94%
88%
94%
762
68
Feb
94% Aug
Masco
—
24%
24%
lo
20
Jan
25
American Tobacco
Co
17%
17%
45
12%
31
—
31
11
29
&
Armour
:
Ashland
Avco
Jan
Mar
120
13%
171
155%
172"% 175
59
59
39%
39%
40
49
50%
431
10%
10'A
50
Steel
Jan
11% May
Jan
Jan
17%
32
Aug
Wines
Screw
Jan
40 %
Aug
Jan
52
Aug
9
Jan
10%
Aug
July
267
11%
Jun
185
4%
Jan
9%
9%
100
8% May
27%
27"%
125
*
.
78%
__
78%
175% July
65% Jan
55
6%
27%
Aug
34
5%
100
July
30%
13
RR
15
20%
60
13%
14
48% Aug
19'
40
50%
Mar
Jan
14%
Apr
6% Aug
10
Jun
27% Aug
79% July
Murray
25
39
38%
39
230
33%
Jan
39
Aug
25
61
58%
61%
215
56
Jan
66
Jun
Cities Service
10
—
98% 101%
18
78%
Jan
30
27%
Jan
City
Products
*
Gas
Col
Ohio
S
&
Elec
—
1
__
•
—
Clopay
Columbia
15
5
.
35 "A
35%
35 %
50
2%
12%
Jan
15%
50
27%
Jan
13%
75
—
43% -43%
50
37 %
Apr
Dow Chemical
5
41%
41
41%
70
40
Jun
du
5
140%
137% 142%
70
106
Jan
10
60%
150
47
Jan
Federated
Department
Stores
Motor
Greyhound
Corp
Pfeiffer
Prophet
Rickel
River
Products
(Fred
59%
Raisin
Martin
Mont
&
Co
Cash
Scotten Dillon
National
Dairy
Standard Tube class B
National
S
Radiator
8% Mar
44
62
Jun
Admiral
82% Aug
6% Mar
7% July
1% Feb
4,990
2% Feb
15%
15%
7%
7%
280
14 V*
Jan
15% May
7%
1,122
7%
Feb
8% May
300
4%
Jun
6%
4%
4%
Feb
2%
2%
350
2
Jun
2% Feb
1
3%
3y4
200
2y2 July
3% Aug
Allied
Chemical
13
13
10
11%
Jun
14%
32%
32%
68
28%
Jan
32% July
23
61'A
23
10
13%
Jan
23
60%
61%
166
17%
17/2
20
23%
__
23"%
30%
74
87%
31%
67%
__
74
50
July
74
19
21
21V8
541/4
541/4
Allis-Chalmers
(Un)
910
4
Jan
5% Aug
1%
2
800
1% July
2% Jan
2%
2%
235
2%
Jan
3% Apr
2%
2%
300
2%
Jun
4%
4%
4,221
3%
Apr
4% Aug
27/a
°
-
1%
30
Jan
34
Jan
3
3%
3%
365
3%
Jan
3% Jun
25%
27 Va
1,101
18%
Jan
27% Aug
200
3%
Jan
8,249
2%
Aug
4% Jun
307/a
Jun
40
Aug
37% Jan
44% Aug
4
4
2%
2%
27/a
32%
33
44%
44%
44%
'
6%
9%
9%
7%
7
1,439
-
100
July
4%
1 Aug
7
2,145
3%
Feb
953
9%
Aug
15% J»n
7% Mar
10%
7%
7%
950
6
Jan
1%
1%
100
1 y8
Jan
9%
9%
100
9
Jan
10
19
Jan
22% Aug
20J/a
20%
843
4%
4%
4.V2
430
2%
15%
15%
430
13%
1% Aug
Jan
-
5%
16
5%
4!/2
100
July
Jan
16
July
Jan
6
Aug
400
12%
1/1%
12% Aug
12% Aug
12%
12%
242
11% May
6%
6 Ve
100
5% July
1%
1%
700
1% Mar
lm
f
May
5
12%
1:12%
Aug
58'A
Jan
89% Aug
71
Jun
86
70
17
May
4q
47%
5
2%
Jun
Jun
25%
Aug
&
13% Mar
6% AUg
1% Jan
American Airlines
Amer
Inc
Broadcasting
American
Can
(Un)
Para
American
American
Potash
&
American
Smelting
American
Tel
18
American
&
43
Feb
American
132
48
Jan
64% Mar
American
65
22%
Jan
34% Aug
59%
62
115
47%
Jan
38
38
Anaconda Copper
Armco Steel (Un)
40
15% Mar
33% July
62
Aug
38% Aug
Armour
&
class
SS
(Un)
Ref
(Un)
Co
(Un)
Viscose
Corp
Woolen Co
Co
(Un)
04I/I
50
28
13%
63
1,007
14%
3,400
Jun
43c
Jan
3%
Jan
4
Jun
78V2 Mar
47% Mar
11% May
19%
197/a
571
15%
Apr
45%
45%
200
37
Jan
231
43% Mar
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Feb
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259
10% Aug
58
58%
293
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19 Va
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100
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95
216
Mar
13% Jau
Feb
Jan
Jun
31% May
55%
18
Mar
(Un)
50
40
40
533
30%
Jan
10
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(111)
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&
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75c
| 75~c
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12%
(Un)
Chemical
Radiator
Feb
Jan
|:
377
(Un)_l
American Motors Corp
Range
49%
49%
555
34
5
10%
10 %
295
Jan
Apr
8%
Jan.l
High
Low
237/a
1
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(Un)
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
Shares
23%
*
Co
for Week
of Prices
High
IIII*
(Un)
(Un)
Sales
Range
.
Low
___1
Dye
Mfg
54% July
4
Week's
Last
:
_i
Pictures
62% -63%
337/8
34
61%
4% Aug
Jun
Aug
5%
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Com
Alleghany Corp
32% Aug
Jan
114
__
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29%
5%
£
American & Foreign Power
Jun
89 %
lo
24
57%
82%
16%
Jun
22%
87%
3
21%
Aug
62% Aug
17 % Aug
60
82
3
56% July
13% Feb
Feb
198
5
II
700
1,804
1%
29%
1
Artists
__
page 43.
4% Mar
Jan
Angeles Slock Exchange
Corp
Allied
•
see
Jun
59'/a
Jan
Price
Aeco
*
For footnotes
3%
2,089
Jun
/Friday
82% Aug
Oorp
Republic
Steel
(R J) Tobacco Co
1,760
1%
STOCKS
44% July
143% Jun
48% Aug
48 % Jun
Oil
Reynolds
2,933
1%
1
Los
Aug
Jan
Is0
RR
5% Aug
3% May
57/a
37/a
81%
1,150
1
Jan
5
Radio
Aug
1,605
1
common
Wayne Screw
May
*
Pennsylvania
Pure
60%
5
Lead
Packard
Apr
29
2%
^10
Udylite Corp
59 %
*
Distillers
National
,5%
1
Studebaker-Packard
38 %
•
Products
Jan
1%
10
39%
1
Inc
35/a
Jan
3 y2
5
93
10
Register
2%
23%
7%
1
278
Co
(Glen L) Co
Ward
500
388
1%
1
Manufacturing
522
*
National
2Vs
28%
1%
Rudy
82%
32%
Co
3y8
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Co
Paper
45%
—
(P)
Feb
10% Jail
July
7%
Rockwell Spring
48%
*
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3
8
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80%
•
Myers
2% May
378
2
5
(H W)
43%
3
&
100
9Va
81
I
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48%
Tel
Inc
2%
8%
*
82%
Harvester
Liggett
2%
.
2%
Metal
45
Tel
Loew's
Aug
—
•
Davis
48%
International
Lorrillard
3
1
Parker Rust-Proof
Peninsular
5
International
&
Aug
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Welding
Car
5
(new)
2V4
i4
Electric
5
General Electric
100
1:
Par
General Motors
Aug
2y4
1
Corporation
31% Aug
13% Aug
7
Co
Jun
8,609
.-2%
33
f*-
.1
common
Aug
31%
2% Mar
1
Kodak
14
35
Feb
787
31%
'
2%
15%
Dayton Power & Light
Eastman
Feb
Jan
Aug
2%
14%
Curtiss-Wright
Pont
8%
28%
106% May
13%
—
Parke
U
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Products
Preferred
Aug
July
50
1
Lima-Hamilton
Ohio
__
38%
3
;
&
355
49%
5
Oil
Baltimore
75
14%
20%
10
Co
•Bethlehem
174'A
100
48%
13"%
20
25
Manufacturing
Bald
48%
__
20
50
Anaconda Mining
Armco
Steel
6% Mar
800
_^_1
Mt Clemens Metal
*
Telephone & Telegraph
11% Aug
2
50%
29
5
Radiator
Aug
1
49%
1*
Airlines
Jan
5%
_1
1
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Packard
Stores
American
8 Va
659
^10
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29
Stocks-
American
1,655
6J/a
71
—_
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Kresge Co (S S)
National
Unlisted
Apr
Aug
.
Motors
50
•
common
Aug
110
13%
—
§/
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Kingston Products
98
*
Printing
49
May
28%
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■
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108
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Aug
5
Rapid
I
17
►
Jan
33%
1
Mar
82%
•
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Randall
11
:
39
13%
2%
Motors
*
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&
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33 Ve
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t.
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&
Inc
3
*
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23% Mar
49
—*
common
Oil
Electric
82%
10
common
65% July
1,165
26%
.
Aug
•
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Paige
Lakes
•
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Art
,14% Aug
22% Aug
Feb
1
21
|n
-^-1
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Graham
Great
82%
10
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Feb
56%
62
Aug
Apr
Jan
386
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1,520
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9%
5
24%
July
6
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80 %
100
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.
2
157/a
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23
—1
1
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Corp
39% Jujv
2% Jan
11%
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Fruehauf Trailer
Ironite
Dow
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Jan
239
10%
& 33(
20
75
102%
—
Detroit
2
19 V4 Aug
15
Jun
liy2 May
36y4
1,051
—
§/
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360
80
80%
Cleve
Jan
137
248
13%
26
107/a
X
1
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1,915
*
4% M»r
22 y4
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109 Va 109%
1
Motors
Bros
Aug
22/
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—
400
102
12%
Union Stockyard
21
70
4%
50
Cincinnati Transit
Cincinnati
17
10,
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Champ
23%
16
8
Baldwin
22 %
17
I 26%
,
59%
*
Detroit-Michigan
Range Since Jan. 1
10
common
2%
15 V\
14%
39%
2
High
2,725
13%
.
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preferred
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14%
39%
1
Paper
&
19"
Vr-
25
Consumers -Power
Detroit
High
23%
1
Balcrank
Range Since Jan.l
Low
2%
v 18 % •191/4
*
5
Corp
Detroit
Shares
Manufacturing
Corp
Detroit
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
High
.
2%
2%
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:
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Burroughs
Davidson
Sales
1
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ft
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2
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American
Continental
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
1
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Allen
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■
$4.50
Friday
for Week
Feb
22
Sales
-
Range
of Prices'
SflJe Price
Feb
1
43%
*
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18%
Jun
50%
Smelting, Refin & Mining com—50
U S
15% Mar
Week's
j/.Last
.
45% July
90c
Exchange
.Friday
July
43%
•
25
5
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2-5525
Feb
13c
135 %
100
26 »/4
26%
5
Drill
WOodward
28% Mar
16% July
835
13
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Union
DETROIT
49% July
1
24%
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\
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130 %
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*
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,
75c
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Aug
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5% J®n
63
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AUg
15
July
9 41/2
20% AUg
45%
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51% AUg
11% AUg
May
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20% Abg
Aug
39
174% AUg
38%
22
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3*1
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5i%
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Number 5353
•
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(751), 35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
FridayWeek's
STOCKS
Last
Range
Par
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|
|
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v
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1
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>
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:
Mar
/ •;'
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Canadian Pacific Ry Co
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•
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Jan
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35
16%
Jan
24
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1
Capital Airlines Inc (Un)
(Un),
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———
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bought
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of
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13
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(Un)
31%
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May
——i-T——
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90
4% Aug
42 %
20% Jan
Aug
32 % Aug
13634 July
Jan
Jan
28% Aug
Jan
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41% Jun
35
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590
93/4 May
11%
6,043
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250
6% Aug
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1.05
1.10
2,200
405
30
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50
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Fedders-Quigan Corp (Un)
1
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400"
75c
11
Aug
11% Aug
18% Feb
Jan
a
13%
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————-—-1
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(Uti)'i-10
6%
24V4
1.50 Mar
150
,.,
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Jun
41.0
12% Aug
13% Jan
500
6%
350
Va
6
163
38
Gair
(Robert)
General
Co
Inc
General Electric Co
General
Foods
(Un)
;
;
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1
4—2
4
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(Un)
Corp
Aug
Gltdden
McBean
14% July
Co
Jan
Lakes
70 V2
819
45 Va
1,912
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100
57%
Feb
78
2.626
59%
Jan
2874
Jan
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343/a Aug
80%
,
823/a
343/a
82%
3434
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1
Northern Ry new com (Un)—*
Greyhound Corp (Un)
4
:
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Grumman "Aircraft (Un)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio (Un)
4%
preferred
Packard
•
Pan
299
Apr
363/4 May
3.00 Aug
590
19%
Jan
25%
39 V2
250
32%
Jan
39 Va Aug
40c
42c
1,200
4%
625
7334
1 Va'
1%
.
12%
33%
Motor
333/4
Apr
74
Jan
Aug
174 Aug
2%
Jun
Feb
33
July
July
Hunt Foods
lnc_a.
....
25
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
Pullman
Pure
Co
Corp
Aug
58% May
—5
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Imperial Development
Intercoast Petroleum
InternatioBal
International
International
'
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Jade Oil
Jones
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:
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Apr
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(Un)
1
3
Southern
CalU
Southern
15% Aug
23% Aug,
403/4 Aug'
Standard
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20
22%
3,618
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22%
373/8
373/a
3774
—I
36%
3534
3574
85c
77 Vac
85c
2,600
Sunray
Swift
Oil
Co
&
59% May
22 Va Aug
28
280
46
450
38%
Jan
46% July
27% May
32 Va Aug
16% July
a25 74 a2634
1674
24% Mar
a24 Vb a24Va
14% May
66
a
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1974
1%
100
2774
28%
2A
1A Feb
17%
120
1%
a—
*
25
19 34
2774
28
22% Mar
2,058
1,158
1%
Aug
24% Jan
29
68
68
470
8 74
874
100
7%
Jun
12%
12%
510
6
27% Aug
,
Jun
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Feb
July
Jan
14
Aug
50
Aug
Apr
47
Jun
20%
Jan
28%
•
34%
Jan
-
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Jan
44 Va Aug
45% Apr
25% Aug
255
45%
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1
25
411
com—25
45%
4674
2,046
38%
Jan
25
25
2674
27
426
25%
Jan
27
Aug
May
39
38%
39
422
32 %
Jan
39
Aug
class A pfd__25
36%
3674
3674
473
32%
Jan
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2
10%
36% Aug
14% Mar
(Un)
0
1874
18 VB
18%
389
15%
Jan
•
47
46%
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70
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of
—
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2774
17% May
.
46 Va
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*
25
(Un)
(Un)
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28%
Jan
34
Apr
67 Va
2,059
52%
Jan
67% Aug
81 % May
a8l74 a83Va
43 %
77% July
188
96
95
97%
912
78%
Feb
40%
40
4074
567
35%
Jan
5
18
18
18
100
16% May
18%
•
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22 %
27% May
22% Jan
(Un)
7.50
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1,268
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12%
200
19
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2,565
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45
12%
19%
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a37%
97% Aug
May
42
Jan
14% May
,
Aug
12% Aug
12% Aug
16% Jan
20% Apr
48% July
40
July
43 %
Feb
278
32
Jan
74 Va
358
58 Va
Jan
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95
89%
Jan
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7%
Apr
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Textron
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preferred-
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Truax-Traer
Twentieth
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17%
11%
200
20
2074
705
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5
197b
2
Co
50
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May
18% July
2
July
13%
Jan
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725
25%
Feb
73/4
a 36%
1,309
774
22%
•
74% Aug
89% Jan
11% Aug
17 % Aug
23% Apr
2%
-
1
a
Aug
36% July
8
765
5%
Apr
a23
95
15%
Jan
8
720
4%
Jan
8
1
Film
15
15
15
250
1
2474
23%
25
1,653
Apr
20 %
8
(Un)
Co
Century-Fox
15
20 %
1
Corp com
(Un)
873/a Aug
a
*
Airlines
Corp
Products
Sweet
—
10
(Un)
Oils Ltd-—-.
Transamerica
Warrants
—
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Oil
Assoc
Tree
Aug
•
50c I
common
Trans Empire
Trans
World
74 Va
25
Jun
23% July
Aug
Aug
16
Jan
18%
Apr
25
Aug
15
Aug
a—
28% Aug
12 % Aug
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
United
Air
Co
of
Calif
RR
Lines
(Un)
•
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common
25
4874
(Un)
(Un)
50
10
83% July
72%
Jan
49
4,264
38%
Jan
50% May
al37% al363/4 al3774
157
112%
Jan
138% July
21% May
26% July
__
,
Aug
70
15
25
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27% Aug
80
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(Un)
'
19
July
47% Aug
57% July
28% Aug
64 Va
a
67%
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Jan
8
371
35 34
80
—1
(Un)
(N J)
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11
10%
1
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Tri-Continental
3 Va
•
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9Va Jan
Mar
58
i-
Aug
21% Feb
Jun
I
12%
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26 Va
26 Vb
>
for footnotes see
page 43.
145
155
16%
•
10
(Un)
Company
Jan
Apr
Jan
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15
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Sylvania
Texas
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874
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150
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,
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675
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Jan
Jan
20c
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22
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3%
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20
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48 %
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Feb
Jan
25
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Standard
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50
Aug
8%
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420
100
35
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775
539
50
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45 Va
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Aug
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14 %
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Aug
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45
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preferred
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1
36%
31%
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61%
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18 34 Jan
1.280
22
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84
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Mar
14
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4.48%
16
710
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4.32%
513
1474
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16%
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Aug
34% Aug
50c
Sears Roebuck & Company
Solar
76
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Southern
117
1674
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15 V*
Jan
5
(U11)
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4%
27% Jan
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(Un)
Petroleums
Industries (Un)
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10
463
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•
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Sinclair
434
b
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7,715
1474
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2% Aug
3
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337
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100
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83/4 Aug
29
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135
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(Un)
America
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Jan
874
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115%
27
280
Safeway Stores Incorporated
San
July
12
34
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Aeronautical Co
Ryail
38
Jun
135
*
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Rockwell
Mar
Feb
34
274
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7
135
•
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36 V* Mar
33%
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2,250
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74
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150
100
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Lane-Wells Co
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2274
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36%
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20%
64
34% Jan
27% Jun
60
55
200
27,74
70%
9%
Aug
1.20 /Feb
-
27
8
39%
37 Va
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Stone to, Webster Inc (Un)
Jan
3c
100
Aug
16% Jan
28% Jan
850
•
Standard Oil
82 Vac July
22.000
6c
1-00
6c
*
:
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Light (Un)—
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1
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5c
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25c
:
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preferred
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Mar
133/4
541
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Apr
200
.
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25
10
(Un)
&
100
15
45%
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20
.
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Feb
35 34
Jan
15
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(Un)
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(Un)
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30
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50
4Vi Aug
41% Apr
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4574
27
Jan
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40
25
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Republic Pictures
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Republic
Sperry
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a
10
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of
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20
14%
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:
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Remington Rand Ipc (Un)
Aug
25
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31
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Mar
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38%
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8,315
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4
Phillips Petroleum
14
861'
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com
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38 Va
3.083
17
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Dodge
Philco
34 Va
22
5,975
10
—
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Phelps
Jun
25%
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—
World
Co
Jan
25%
25%
Jan
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Pennsylvania Railroad
11%
*
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Jan
20%
54%
Jan
Jan
'
Hancock Oil Co class
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Hilton Hotels
Corp
Honolulu Oil Corp__
_4
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Jan
44% Aug
25 V* July
6OV4 Feb
20%
645
1
23 Va
58
1
20
60
1
27 % Mar
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110
440
1,302
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3
Apr
58
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228
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213/4
25
13/4
29
287
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.
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100-
134
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July
55 Vs
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3,135
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.74
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4
44%
Aug
20% Aug
2.60
.
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Aug
4,734
37c
407'a
825
Para-mount. Pictures
Signal Oil &
3.00
2.15
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&
Shell
21%
34
44%
Western Oil
Jun
4 V2
,
4%
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1
48,
34% a35 Va
'39%
*
200
May
May
2.60
10
common
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38 V8
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a
2.95
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Gulf Oil Corp
26% Aug
41
Aug
70% Aug
43%
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,
Jan
67%
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Jan
2474
70 Va
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Graham-Paige
20
1,253
—-1
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Jun
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55
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300
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73/8 Aug
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3
(Un)
&
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22%
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—
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24 % Aug
Jan
5
—
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General Public Utilities (Un)— 2.—^—5
General Telephone
(Un)
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Gladden Products, Co
1
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.
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10
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6y.
700
,
25%
100
-
2.75
Petroleums
St
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21%
8 74
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480
274
May
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•
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.
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Aug
July
240
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17
108
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62
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Radio
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29
59 Va
383
26%
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34
310
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1334 Aug
31% Aug
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171
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175
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10
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373/b
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-
32
25
'
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18% May
Jan
16 %
40
1
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200
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,
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fa
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20
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,
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Jan
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6%
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,
102
,
Jun
38 %
250
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Cudahy Packing Co (Un)___—.4——10
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81
54
.
21%
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80
1,403
.
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,
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4.50%
5,303
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Jun
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24
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62
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Ohio
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,
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Jun
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1974
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1
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20
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58%;
10
1
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—-—25
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Climax
Molybdenum
53%
22% July
Jan
103
.*
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(Un)
RR
%
6
Jan
16% Aug
38% Feb
Ohio Edison
Apr
Feb
700
42
May
2%
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119
374
Pacific
..
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66
v.
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221
41%
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13
48 V4 July
450
1
38
,
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2,855
——————J.
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40%
1.60 Aug
59
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Aug
1.15 Mar
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v
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40 Va
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32
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34
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82
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17
Apr
150
17% Aug
25% Jan
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1
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Northern
12%
*
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44 Va Aug
—1.1
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12% Aug
Jan
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Jun
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,
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Aug
30
Jan
49
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1,390
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191
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4
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3 V2
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National Theatres
Jun
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1.15 July
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9 3/4 Aug
11
56
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Feb
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California
(Un)
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2974
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•
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Motorola
1
;
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Minnesota Power & Light
Jan
11% Mar
7
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1
86
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Jan
,
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934
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73
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353/4 May
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Jan
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
95%
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152
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of
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1,168
63
700
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Gillette
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Apr
46% Mar
73% Aug
Glklden
23%
38% Aug
Goldblatt Bros
18% Aug
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
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482
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Hammond
Helleman
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American
American
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American
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American
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American
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18
20
24%
175
15%
300
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18V2 May
25% July
Interstate
8%
8%
300
7% May
10
Feb
Iowa Illinois
7% Mar
12
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10%
12
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26
International Tel & Tel
Jun
4%
300
3%
Jan
30%
400
25%
Jan
66%
62%
66%
1,800
45 %
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66% Aug
14
13%
14%
5,400
11V2 May
4%
preferred
4%
Feb
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July
15
Alum
Kansas
Power
Belden
19% Aug
19% Aug
Katz
300
43%> Mar
53% July
Aviation
100
23Va
29% July
Knapp
11%
800
10% July
18% Jan
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19%
20% Aug
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Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)
Brewing CorpBethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Binks
1,000
13%
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2,000
156%
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59%
400
55% July
65%
500
29%
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Borg
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14% Jan
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49%
33%
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14
4,300
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25%
200
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61
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Edison
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Eastern
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&
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Emerson
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56
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48
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20
59%
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16%
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350
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59%
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21 %
16%
Ohio Brass Co class B
Oil
Jun
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Edison
4%
300
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6
20%
__
100
-
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66
5%
25 %
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10
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115
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74%
5
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27
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6% Jan
67%
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American
Aug
74
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25
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National Standard Co
27% July
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260
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28
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2
23
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Muter Company
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31
18
29%
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22% July
2% Mar
Jan
100
Apr
2%
29%
2 % July
28%
56%
22
100
•
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II
3
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May
45% Aug
64
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32% Aug
3% Mar
33% Jan
74% Aug
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Montgomery Ward & Co
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I
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Pacific Ry_
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Mar
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29%
2% Jan
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5% July
90% Aug
54% Feb
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7%
3,200
6
32% July
3% Feb
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Jan
76% Aug
12
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7%
11
14% Aug
Jan
34%
8% Aug
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100
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Jun
300
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400
12%
2%
61
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49%
27
1,200
60
15%
48%
10%
100
3%
60
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12%
350
3i3/a
25
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3.300
6
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8% July
22% Apr
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Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
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12 %
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Apr
Jan
1
21
3
49% July
Feb
-
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29
15'A
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14%
24%
1,600
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43%
600
31%
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100
30%
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7
50
38%
38% Aug
13% Aug
500
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55%
64% July
25
42
100
22% Aug
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300
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50
13%
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3
1
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26%
4
100
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56 %
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20
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51
100
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4
64
15
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850
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78%
7.50
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300
87
5
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46
83
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5
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59
61%
10
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46
17
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900
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69
35%
20
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29%
21 %
10
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3
125
49%
1
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114
125
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10
common
Cleveland
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Detroit
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29%
31
20%
1
,
100
43%
25
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Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
30%
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100
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common
2,550
24%
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74%
9%
8%
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1
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64
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:
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1,200
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600
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10
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23%
900
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Jun
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21
1
197%
15
Jan
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600
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45%
Aug
16%
3
40%
98%
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61%
10
preferred
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Clinton
__
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2
26%
114
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Cities
8%
•
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preferred
1%
26%
74%
__
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2
2% May
1
Motorola Inc
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5
I
15% July
21 %
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&
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22% Aug
200
3
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class
Brick
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&
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2,000
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2%
Aug
19% Aug
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15%
2%
3%
12% Aug
17% Jan
204% Aug
41% May
Portland
10%
27%
87% Aug
300
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150
26%
Feb
2% July
16%
(Glenn
800
2%
__
25
64%
100
10
1% May
11% Feb
16%
500
3V8
16%
Marquette Cemeijt
14%
450
86%
*
22%
19%
16
16%
Mfg
21%
19
19
Jan
1
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14%
—
11
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
Apr
100
200
Aug
Jan
13%
16
Feb
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Lindsay Chemical Co common
Lonergan
22% Aug
3!/8
3
39
Jan
85%
86%
__
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18%
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50
5
•
1
32%
500
19
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100
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100
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26
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3
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Jan
4%
4
20%
Chicago Towel
July
37%
21%
__
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1%
2%
common
40
Jan
8% Aug
Jan
53%
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May
Jan
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46%
25 %
—
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50
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42
26%
9%
Meyer Blanlce
52%
20%
Illinois
20% Jan
100
16%
53
—
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400
36
300
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26%
36
__
400
6% Aug
90%
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26%
26%
1.200
10% July
53%
Corp
34% July
12%
Jan
85%
—
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23JA Aug
137A Aug
Jan
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1
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11%
4%
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Jan
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100
-
11%
8%
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&
137A
300
137A
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19%
1,100
Celanese Corp of
Central
1,000
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13%
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2,600
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79% July
42% July
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11%
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35% Aug
45% Aug*
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Burroughs Corp (Un)
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66% Aug
31
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28%
52%
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41%
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24
44
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36
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100
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200
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51% Aug
13%
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3,800
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45%
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Mar
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1
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20%
—
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Berghoff
26
Apr
18
41%
100
75%
10
common
Kropp Forge Co
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10
Corp
26
9%
2,400
45%
•
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28%
40
49"%
50c
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2,250
32%
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300
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Bendix
&
52%
39%
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&
19%
39%
13
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31
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34%
3.50
City Power & Light
59%
3
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3
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11
174%
10
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1,550
13
63
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28%
11
4
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30y4May
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37
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31%
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51%
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19%
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19%
50
10
5
common
Jan
17% Jan
22% Jan
8
Apr
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5
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(Un)
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30
25
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International Paper
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30%
100
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23
28%
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15
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44
15
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700
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25%
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Armour
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20% Jan
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Co
Steamship
700
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Co
4%
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1
3
2
25
Spencer Bartlelt
23%
10
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American
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Kansas
Cyanamid Co
1
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-
39% Aug
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16% Aug
26% May
22% Aug
14
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60
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International
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20
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—
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—
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Corp
American Tobacco Co
American
10
Light On
May
July
12
69%
14%
(Un)__l
20
(Un)
Common
Light common. -13%
Lmmware
Duouesne
Electric
Shares
133/4
Chrysler
Jun
9%
9
for Week
High
60%
,
Budd Company
Curtis
"9%
•
1
.
5,500
Feb
22 %
Mar
12%
96%
1
Avco
35%
21%
10
\'c.—13
Range
41
"100
—
6c
209
7% Aug
70c
Jan
18%
Smelting to Refining—
American
Atlantic
Sales
of Trices
Low
__
$2.50
Week's
Last
Sale Trice
nuUiwin-Liniii-HHiiiihn..
6% July
60c
24
27 %
4
(Un)
com
Anaconda
Par
Co
59% Mar
12%
__
4
Factors Ltd
American
45%
STOCKS
Tel
32
Jun
24
26
67%
a23%
a27%
1
20
American Radiator
44%
,
to.
Jan
Jun
Feb
52 %
50
43%
43
Potash & Chemical class B
55% Aug
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Tel
1%
26 %
162
980
43%
(Un)
Inc
American
Amer
Atchison
Stores
1% July
131
696
4
Theatres
Bdst-Para
Arnicu
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic City Electric Co
1,465
Aug
12%
25
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Limited
American
Armour
American
14% Aug
500
5
Aluminium
26% Mar
20 3%
5
American
24
Jan
High
——
Dye Corp
Jun
35% May
50% Jan
16%
■
5
.
Apr
7%
70c
Low
(Un)
24%
20%
Yates-American Machine Co
Security & Trust Co
20%
24
27%
68%
5
4
10
—
Corporation
Reduction
100
45 Va
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Amer
'
20%
9 Vis
Last
(Un)—_
ACF Industries Inc
500
10
.
Apr
July
17% Aug
120
6c
12.50
Corp
Laboratories
Abbott
55%
10
Co
July
July
22% July
33% July
28
May
5,133
1%
29%
59%
' 7%
Par
673/4
■
•
_10
Power
Jan
Mar
65c.
—
Jan
11
19%
9%
65c
—
Friday
25%
313/4
12%
Corp
Electric
1%
29%
59
7%
1%
__
Sale Price
25%
.
'
Bankshares
Wisconsin
26 %
12% May
27%
34%
STOCKS
52%
__
55
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wisconsin
22%
San Francisco Slock Exchange
American
*
•
Union Telegraph
35
200
186
32%
*
Walgreen Co
Western
415
Aug
26%
33%
Mar
23% July
18
Feb'
81 %
10
(Del)
7% Jan
69% Aug
May
48%
•
25
(Un)
Co
Electric
36% Aug
14%
651/4
California
of
Brake
Air
Westinghouse
Air
Oil
Engineering to Foundry Co
Alloys Steel.
Westinghouse
15
Aug
70% July
14%
2
Carbide & Carbon
Mining
20% Aug
12%
36% Jan
5
__2
Salle St Corp—
15 % Aug
74% Aug
10
common
Jan
5% July
28% Jan
49% Aug
32
49%
(Un)
12%
590
31%
—
5
5
10c
Vanadium
100
32%
19%
49%
20th Century-Fox Film
Union
Toy
39%
37%
32
74
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Corp
Spring to Axel
Manufacturing
United
800
34%
————-1
Rockwell
Jan
37%
25
Co
.
Bolt
to
25
31%
25
10
4
preferred
Co
Jan
—
5%
34%
—
10
-5
—
Glass
High
Low
5%
34%
24%
20%
v
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....
Supply
convertible
12"% Aug
19%
14
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common——2.50
Ruud
32
15
—.—.—10
_
Corp
Pittsburgh
22%
14% May
12% Aug
Fuel
Mountain
—
—
Gas——
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Aug
1
Transamerica Corp
Union
Star
Lone
20
-5
*
Corp
(Joseph) Co
Manufacturing Co..
Natco
67% Aug
83% Apr
5
Co
Truax-Traer Coal
5% May
Jan
7%
10%
1
(The)
Tri-Continental
Aug
2% Aug
3% Mar
53
■
25
Tool
Edison
81%
96
10
•
—
Co
83%
11
May
Refractories
Walker
Harbison
24%
17%
4
-—
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Aug
24%
5
—4
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Brewing
Light
Equitable Gas Co
Corp
4
163
.—4
1
System
Follansbee Steel
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25
15 %
6
34%
24%
21
-——
-
Duquesne
27%
2V«
15
—10
1
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1
10
Gas
Shares
4
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Duquesne
200
10%
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Gulf Producing...—
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Columbia
Co
for Week
Low
Par
Blaw-Knox
1,400
47
27%
2%
Company
208 So La
44 %
23%
—
Sale l'rlce
69% Aug
50
5
Co
Trane
57% Mar
300
10%
Machine Tool
Corp (Un)__
Oil
Toledo
1,800
49%
5 1/4
Corp
Sundstrand
Texas
69%
Sales
Range
Last
,
Apr
49%
24%
Weeks
of Trices
Friday
STOCKS
Aug
1%
__1
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil N J (Un)_
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Standard Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
atone Container
Corp
Storkline Furniture Corp
Stuiiebaker Corp (Uni
Studebaker-Packard Corp wi_
&
17
% Aug
2%
Standard Dredging Corp
Texas
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
1
High
Jun
43% July
16% Jan
Warrants
Swift
14%
68%
—
1
15
—5
5
♦
1
2
(Un)
Bend Lathe Works
Southern Co <Un>
Southern Pacific Co (Un) —
Southwestern Public Service Co
Spiegel Inc common
Sunray
Low
550
44
Co
Bouth
Sunbeam
17
100
——7-50
1
Brand Clothes Inc
Socony
Range Since Jan.
High
16%'
17
———
Signode Steel Strapping
Sinclair Oil Corp
—
Society
Shares
Low
1
50c
—
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
I
Sales
Apr
100
60c
Feb
75c
425
14%
Apr
17% Aug
964
13%
Apr
17
2,360
1.90
Jan
Aug
5% Aug
892
36%
Feb
45
792
33%
Feb
43% July
150
Jan
14% AUg
177
9%
105%
Jan
138
20
22 y8
Apr
Jan
63
385
400
127
31
1,170
100
47
5Vs
35 %
10
Jan
May
Aug
28 Va Aug
8
Jun
,
Aor
Jan
41%
Jun
May
101/2
Jun
41%
Jan
50% July
20
Jun
24
Apr
,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, August
.
23
195
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 20
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
j
j
Low
Par
Food Machinery to Chem Corp—.—10
!
General
Motors
General
Paint
Corp
Corp
preferred
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Greyhound
Corp
Hancock Oil Co class
1'iuea.wule
210
16
Aug
125
28%
Jan
34% Aug
48 3/4
Jan
66 % July
Puget Sound Pulp &
193/4
Jan
25
21
*
18
73%
1%
a
661
113/4
12%
134%
34%
34%
25
25
20
95c
44
67
Feb
26 % May
14.
Jan
Aug
183/4 Mar
34 s/8
Aug
24%
380
30
Jan
Aug
90c
1J 0 May
May
46% Aug
390
57
Jan
75% May
129
,/
39% Mar
300
a20
67
Feb
243/4
May
11%
1,448
68 %
46%
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288
;r
46%
al9%
-12%
July
14
Jan
25
100
95c
14%
Jan
20
Jun
1
International
International
Paper
International Tel
Intez Oil
(Un)
Co. (Can)
(Un)
Corp
283/e
Jan
32 3/4
45
37%
Feb
45 Ye
68
56%
Jan
Jan
23
Aug
St
8
Aug
10 y4
Apr
San
61
26%
Jan
40
a54% a55%
2
2%
128
47
Jan
South
Utilities
Morrison-Knudsen
2%
1% Aug
1,200
Jan
Sears Roebuck
Shasta Water Co
Distillers
Natl Linen
Fibres
Jun
87
Aug
Signal
49
May
12
12
206
8%
Apr
12 Vz
Aug
Corp (Un)„
Spcony-Vanuum Oil tUn)
41%
40%
42%
1,506
26%
Jan
44
Aug
Southern
17%
17%
17%
950
13%
Jan
i.
20%
Apr
Service
Natomajf Company
N Y Central RR
a25 % a26 Vb
a26%
163
22%
Jan
26 y4
125
19% July
21%
Aug
22 y4 July
21%
22
Jan
31%
2,054
1,290
16
29%
17
Jan
32 V
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124
41%
Apr
495/«NJuly
1,512
18%
Jan
24
Apr
413/4 July
21%
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22
21%
21%
41
41
224
39%
14%
14%
218
13% Mar
-
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5%
5%
20%
2%
1,000
20%
339
4.88%
North American
3c
3c
4c
65c
56c
65c
14%
14%,
50
313/8
2c
4c
July
Aug
1.05
Jan
54c
Jan
Jan
10 Vz
14 Vz Aug
23%
24
•230'
203/e
Jan
24
74%
69%
74%
1,191
563/4
Jan
74% Aug
39
38%
39
645
30
Feb
40
24
Aug
July
North
American
Co
North American
1,505
13% May
18%
21
450
17
21% Aug
306
20%
a6%
a6%
50
1
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37
Jan
Jan
Aug
9% May
9% Mar
8% July
7%
177
4%
Jan
22%
519
18 3/4
Jan
26
Feb
31%
432
27%
Jan
32 y4
Aug
39%
•
44%
1
7%
22
44%
1,369
20%
Jan
4 4%
145
20%
Jan
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.
,
24%
24%
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Aug
25 3/8 July
15
15
140
123/b
Jan
15
Aug
22%
22%
300
20 %
Jun
23
Mar
54
62
Mar
50 Ve
Aug
1
common—
May
31%
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6%
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preferred
ft
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—
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59
60
120
44
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;
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173/e
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I
7
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443/4
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'
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387
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38 3/4
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•
603/4
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62 3/e
19%
19 Va
July
Jun
20
15% May
245
21%
19 %
3% ,J,an
1,800
4%
44%
■
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Co
16 Vz May
43/e Aug
133/4 May
91
15
15
15,
1
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(Un)*
(Un)——
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Pacific Can Co
Pacific
Coast
■
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_____
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v
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common
25
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Inc
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Jan
10% July
Jen
33
Mar
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120
16 V4
16%
16%
751
24%
243/4
100
21%.
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100
24% Aug
21 % Aug
5c
14,500
46% July
41% Jun
I
■
714% May
243/4,
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5 5c
.
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Jan
5c
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16% July
24% Aug
21 %
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Stanley
Sterling
Co
Oil
Standard
Standard
Co
Oil Co
of
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,
147
68 Vz
Jan
7c
Mar
100
Aug
11
29%
7;
July
Jun
15% Aug
49 V8 May
1,105
1,445
Oil
20%
Jan
28%
32:"(.
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44% May
35%
Jan
45% Aug
45% Aug
47%
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Swift
McKee
&
Co
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1,088
38
Jan
395
/ 25%
Feb
21
32 Vz
Jan
38
July
70
27% May
23
Feb
10
39%
35% Aug
14% Mar
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■
35%
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a
50
18%
172
15%
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27%
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150
27% Aug
•
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1
49
14% July
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July
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Aug
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11
200
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36
310
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25
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5
52%
763
■
72%
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11
Jan
36% Aug
67% Aug
Jan
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81
v
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96% Aug
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423/4
230
Apr
44
19%
1,583
14% May
23
12%
12%
300
12% Aug
12% Aug
19%
19%
17
17
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343/4
373/4
10
10
:
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Jan
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28%
187/b July
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Jan
20 y4
Apr
16%
Jan
15
13
Feb
25
43 Vb
Jun
49% Aug
Jan
40
3,105
327
31%
351
17
Aug
July
Jen
18 %
July
36%
3,490
25%
Feb
37
a 19%
44
13 %
Feb
18% July
254
15%
Jan
23% Aug
229
71% Mar
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26 v* July
74%
20%
193/4
20%
2
36 %
35%
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Carbon
Co.
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of
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48
12%
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Air
a
1
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Union
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10
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Corp
Union
Corn
Lines
(Un)
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72
465/8 " 48%
2,811
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10
———
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64%
25%
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1
534
Corp common (Un)—
10
United, Park City Mines Co (Un)_____l
30%
(Uni
Rubber
(Un
......
Jan
28%
46%
Jen
66 Va Aug
23 % May
26% July
165
600
13% Aug
Jan
11
Jun
5%
Jun
5
Apr
553
27%
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32% May
Jan
2% Jun
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38
38
388
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555/b July
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200
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545
53/4
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Apr
J
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386
.
26
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24
23%
1,030
24%
64%
24%
5
-
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S
Jan
18
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Tri-Continental
G
Jan
46%
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8%
267/e Aug
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Apr
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25
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44
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1,140
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25
(Indiana)
of
3,575
5%
Jan
8% Aug
45%
45%
5,474
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Jan
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36%
36%
1,714
33 %
Jan
36% Aug
Equipment
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33%
33 %
210
30%
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33%! Aug
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—
29%
28%
30 y2
45
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,
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800
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26 3/4
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166
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27
Jun
28 3/4
283/4
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27%
45
2,600
26% Aug
27 y4
37%
2,291
333/4 Mar
38
to Tei common—. -100
4
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44
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7%
,
27%
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7%
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36
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:
26%
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8%
38%
180
J
20%
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200
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22
May
26%
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46
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— ..
Jan
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10
45%
9
Service
Jan
25
4.50%
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Pacific
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1J%
'
14%
25
25
red series A_—_
35%. July
;
14%
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'
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a__
38%
2.50
_.
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314
25
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156
59% Mar
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1,980
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Aug
58
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343/4
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4.32%
Southern
Spiegel
32% July
Jan
27
1,300
30,300
11,537
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% July
36
35% '35-/2
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—
Co
Southern
Feb
213/4
Jun
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52
33
288
%
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Spalding Inc
15
—
58,
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convertible
Aug
6
203/4
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Calif/Edison
Aug
14%
Jan
18
Aug
May
class
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Cumulative-preferred
Aug
21%
21%
20%
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Gas
Oil
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16 y4
Co.;
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Sinclair
173/4 Aug
1
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988
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Jan
Jan
19%
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Inc
Products
Aug
July
15
Aug
24% Aug
62% Aug
40 ye
May
33% July
373/4
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Jan
562
92
37
Jan
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;
90
(Un)__
new
66
34%
Auto
National
15
902
al93/4
-
39%
Sunrav
National
819
62%
37%'
<Un)__50
to Co—-
91
10
(Un)__
Co
Jan
—__1.40
Cement
(Un)
517
Monolith Portland Cement pfd (Un)_10
Montana-Dakota Utilities (Un)5
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Cruz Portland
305
10c
——
July
58 Vb Aug
46%
f
10
Mines——P.10
(Un)
32%
24%
35%
P "
.
44%
Inc„
Lode
Mother
to M to M Cons
t
f
,
86
1
16%
,
(Un)
Mining
86
8
Co
Maurigio
Santa
10
Inc
145
59%
;
'
34% July
Jun
940
——10
a21% a21%
•
1
Meier & Frank Co Inc
Mfg
-
Jan
Aug
May
64 %
Jen
2i%
24
62%
4
40
'
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McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)-,
Merck to Co
'/I
82
26 %
14%
——10
—
Schenley- Industries
Co
10
410
14%.
20
a35% a36%
,—
Navigation
Middle
1
1
Corp
Jun
Apr
Jan
.
/
86
43%
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a373/e
—_——
San
1
8
*
18
(Glenn)
Chemical
Jan
2%
32
*
(Un)———-,'S
Diego Gas to Eleci10
20
5%; preferred
41/2% preferred
27% Aug
Calculators
Co
Mathieson
23%
33%
86
42%
Regis Paper'Co
14
560
72»/2
.——
535 '
33%
38
(Un)
Lead
Jan
,___
Mindanao
Joseph
1,355
-
M j
St
23
__
Macy &. Co (R H)—
Magnavox Co.
July
156
S and W Fine Foods Inc
20%
■
55 %
—1
Safeway Stores}Inc_.
62% Mar
■
80
—1
-
635
1
Kaiser Motors Corp..
Kansas Power & Light (Un)—_ ~83/4
Kenneuott Copper Corp (Un);——
"2.50
Kern County Land
—
7
Llbby McNeill to Llbby__„
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp —
Loew's Inc (Un)
Menasco
Aug
78% Aug
8%
26%
2v0
66% May
'
8%
26%
5
4o
—;— .100
common
340
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Bros
Bldg. Co. pfd. 6%_
Ryan Aeronautical Co..
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Merchant
Roos
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Raytheon Mtg Co (On)..
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Remington Rand (Un).
Republic Steel Corp <Un)__—,_—
Reynolds Tobacco class D (Un) — IIlO
Rheem
Manufacturing Co—. —.1
Richfield Oil Cdrp———————
Riverside Cement Co class A (Un)_ -25
Russ
July
.31/4
•
.100
—.—
42% Aug
6% Aug
Jan
58
39%
"l00
.
33% Aug
18% Feb
16 V2 Mar
Jan
3%
245
■A
—5
22%
a76%
_•
_
(Un.)——
America
31%
5,905
,.
July
15% Aug
Jan
156
—•
—50
Johns-Manville
Martin
of
Corp
14
Jun
31c
ati
27% Feb
15% Mar
.
403
6%
64%
J
3%;
7.50
*
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1U11)
41
5y4
64%
•
Railway Eq & Realty Ltd pfd——
ftayonier Inc common
8%
33 %c
Jones to Laughlin Steel (Un>.
Kaiser
Radio
22 %
(Un).
com
1,963
7%
(Un)
Co
Tel
to
Co
Aug
32%
32%
a44%
Co
Oil
404
Jun
a44% a44%
32%
•
.
1.90
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Jan
1.00
11,500
1.30
1.15
1.20
dryland Mines -Corp (Un)——1
Idaho
Pure
540
4%
Jan
9 %
10
17
141/4
6%
plO
21c
1,095
1
Hioh
2% Aug
1,700
16%
12%
Co_
Aug
1% Aug
33
Jun
20%
1,747
22
25%
12%
"III
Apr
30c'
14%
141/4
'41
331/3
Co
Petroleum
Apr
74%
Jan
Pepsi Cola
1.6%
50
(Unj-j—
(Un)—-—
Ku»-ipt. Dodgt- Co 11
Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel. Co
Pennsylvania RR Co
Preferred
25
—
1 %
Jun
17%
293/e July
595
12%
10% July
17
593/8 Mar
100
33
-
Jun
14,385
a34% a34%
1
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd—
20
380
J
34%
25%
Corp—
Infc——_.
Mar
21%
;
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Oil
Hunt Foods
15
al2%
12%
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.
5
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Holly Development Co_;
Homestake Mining Co (Un).
Hobbs Battery
Honolulu
Apr
1,510
1%
Lid
Co
9
16%
32%
12%'
Hotels
HUton
9%
1,062
1,395
82 3/e Aug
73%
—25
Preferred
Hawaiian
48%
20%
1
A_
71% Aug
Jun
Jan
34%
a
14%
(Un)
Paramount Pictures Corp
46% May'
59%
a60% a60%
*
3
common
new
14%
30c
393/8
16 •16%
16
(The) common——1
Gladding McBean ft Co
.—
10
Goodyear Tire ft Rubber com (Un)__10
Graham^Paige Corp (Urn)—
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*
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Aivwavs
310
82%
Lou
2%
23/4
OH
World
American
f-iTi
2,566
16 %
Gillette Company
Great Northern
StenUei
Fanner
45 %
9% '•
9%
Range Since Jan.
High
23/4
(Un)
Co
Motor
Packard
70%
82
82%
6
(Un)
Utilities
Punnc
47
44
5
—.—*
*
*
common
com-
Cumulative
383/e
70
5
(Un)—
Co
335
Shares
Low
Par
4% Mar
July
3% July
Feb
200
46
70%
3
General Dynamics Corn
General Electric
33/4
for Week
High
Low
33/4
'
„
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
High
453/4
——*
Petroleums Ltd
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Federated
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
San Francisco Stock Excli* (Cont.)
j
70c
7%
<
1,750
6%
Aug
325
II43/4
Jan
/
Jan
Aug
(Un).
Victor
Petroleum
Western
Airlines
l
Union
Westinghouse
Woolworth
371/4 Mar
Yellow
(F
Cab
(Un)III
Telegraph
E'ec
W)
Co
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
60c
78c
13,000
5%
65/a
5,820
all% all%
1
80
6 3/e
Western, Department Stores——__u_25c
Western Pacific Railroad Co com.
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100
Western
153
1,000
70c
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(Un)
__
10%
al043/4
a
__
18% Aug
40% Aug
34c
3%
Jan
6% Aug
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11% July
1,345
9
75
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53
a
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50
Aug
78c
Jan
Jun
.11
Jan
57% Aug
Apr
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5a
54
330
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e70
213
50% Mar
74% Jun
443/4
45 y4
850
40
May
45% Aug
6%
335
5
Apr
52%
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common
Feb
1*
60
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9%
34% May
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10%
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—
750
18
40%
.
1
_
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,
11
18'
40
—
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common
10%
—
5
Corp.—
Westates Petroleum
Preferred (Uh)
12 Vb Mar
136
27% July
25
a34% a34 Ve
—
1.15
July
100
9%
136
133
136
60c
70c
70c
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July
Aug
July
July
Aug
July
Rfeel Corp noirimon,
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
1
6%
,
6Ve Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Montreal Stock
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Last
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<
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"to, Paper
preferred
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common
Sugar common.
; A
—
•
29
*
•
25%
22%
*
.
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for Week
of Prices
Shares
High
23%
23%
8,195
16 Vz
25%
25%
2,740
25
a8
80
22%
675
Low
Jan
Aug
6% Ma r
17%
Feb
'
5%%
Aug
2nd
Anglo Can
25% Aug
.
Orders bandied
Canadian Stock
on
all
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through our Canadian ;
affiliate tvhich has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
22% Aug
Corp
Tel
Shares
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Jan.
Class
69%
50
19%
•
Power
Paper
Teletype: NYl-1979
clasp
A
American Bank Note
4% %
5%
108
Apr
245
48%
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48
115
39 Vz
19%
2,420
123/4
101
390
82%
3,200
24 Vz
250
90
Jun
14
British Columbia Telephone ri
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52%
28
,'28
28
445/8
45
7%
-
53
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2,710
10%
1,120
2,425
40%
Jan
7%
9,083
49%
50
49
May
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10
16
Feb
26 Vz
7,785
20 Vz
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30
81%
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215
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53
53
125
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101
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95
Aug
19i/2 Aug
Feb
30
95
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48
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preferred
54
Jan
52%
100
48 %
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44%
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British Coiumbla Forest Products^-,British Columbia Power
:
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Feb
54
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Brazilian Traction Light & Power— •
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104
28%
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90
19%
100
:
class A
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B
25
53%
54
common
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253/4
253/4
May
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48
50
pfd—
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72
26
39% Mar
46
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100
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1,110
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1
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66
Bell
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NEW YORK
&
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I
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W. C. Pitfield & Co, Inc.
30 Broad Street
preferred
preterred__^
42%
•
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all
l
Sales
for Week
High
*
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8% Aug
Atlas
vCanadian securities.,
.
Ltd
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24
Steel
Aluminium
Range Since Jan. 1
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on
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Par
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Range
ol' Prices
,
Week's
Range
22
Last
Sale Price
a8
23%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Abltlbl Power
80
Exchange
Canadian Fund*
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ENDED AUGUST
Feb
July
Aug
AUg
Apr
491/2 AU6
28
45
9%
,
'
19
July
Number 5353
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CANADIAN MARKETS
1
RANGE FOR
Friday
Week's
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.
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all
class A__
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produces
Gold Dredging—
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•
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I
20
STOCKS
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S
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Jun
11
Jan
300
Ogilvle
4
Feb
5
Jan
7%
43
805
35 y2
Jan
6.70
900
5.60
Jun
104 y4 1041/4
6.70
15
100%
Jan
105
794
85%
Feb
589
28%
Feb
130% Aug
31 »/a Jun
5,070
19%
Jan
6.55
.
Range
Par
8%
46
July
7.25
Flour
Mills
Steel
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
—_
33 VA
85
al57
3
223/4
i100
_____
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Products
33
al57
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525
22%
643/4
preferred
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for Week
Low
*
common
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
High
100
5.00
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
all
5.00
'
i
Friday
High
alOV2
__
Building
of Prices
Par
•
*
for Week
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t
.
,
ENDED
Sales
Last
'STOCKS
•>.
WEEK
65
260
60
Apr
42
106
40
Apr
103%
1
110
Apr
24
Mar
30
Aug
Jan
38
Aug
»
—
Feo
30 y4 Mar
33%
Aug
160
Jan
150
Aug
25%
Jan
Apr
1
preferred-Cement; common
Power
Calgary
128
—•
$1 30 preferred
—_20
Canada Iron Foundries
—10
Canada Northern Power Corp
*
Canada Safeway ,Ltd 1st pid——100
2nd preferred ——-1
——100
Canada Steamship common
*
5 <ir
preferred
50
Canadian Breweries ——
•
Canadian Bronze' cdmmon
•
Canadian Canners Ltd————__*
Canadian'Car & Foundry common—•
Canada
—
123
31
30%
24 >/4
23%
13
.
24 y4
Aug
Aug
40
Jan
105
July
Price
100%
Feb
105
July
25%
365
;
28% May
13l/2 Jun
27
July
31% May
36
Jan
Rolland
22
30
Jan
Royalite
*160
75
23%
25%
4
24
251/a
<
4,861
Apr
16% Mar
1,680
19
Mar
2,111
18
May
150
29
Mar
34
18
Feb
20
8%
655
7
all
*25
"11
824'% a24%
5
23
34
-20
; ^y8
J
8%
*
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.
Mining
Consol
Smelting
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"Glass*
class A
Consumers
Corbys
B'
Class
58%
60%
3,105
37%
Jan
60% Aug
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
49%
Williams
l'/c
39
Jan
53
July
1,145
44%
Feb
51
Aug
5
50
Jan
54% July
*36
5
25
Jan
36
Aug
130% Mar
145
May
*
Simpsons
Ltd
_*
,
6,377
,
20%
27%
Jan
Jun
Thrift
Stores
Jan
22% May
Triad
17%
Jan
34
Tuckett
8%
500
6
Aug
11%s Jan
50
13
May
15
*
28
27
28
28
7
14
28
-•
4,492
•
7%
■
14%
'r
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—
8%
25
Feb
•
Leather Co Ltd class B__
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Distillers
*
•
Ltd—
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6%
pfd_:
Dominion-Corsets —'
32 y2
31%
United
Steel
20%
19%
Wabasso
7'/2
Jan
14% July
Jan
14
36
Jan
43% Aug
131/4
13%
5c/e
Dairies
Dominion
Glass
preferred
&
Steel
Weston
<G'eo)
Stores
Dominion Tar &. Chemical
100
13%
55,175
30
30%
1,844
10%
IO1/4
10%
16,675
23%
23%
760
Hi
'
Powpt
7%
10,820
6%
Feb
23%
1,160
15%
Jan
874
18%
Jan
3.00
common
1,660
11%
12
12
100
10
65
2,396
50
4.35
'400
46 Va
46%
100
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—-•
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Howard
2m
26%
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21
21%
7,150
12%
Jan
21%
21%
3,230
15 Vb
Jan
6%
$4.25
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Nickel
Canada
International
International
Co
Labatt
Lake
Laura
the
Class
'
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4%%
1,600
I
915
27%
10
38%
38%
38%
75
Jan
31% Mar
10
10
45%
45%
45%
25
36%
43%
43%
44%
3,054
37%
2.65
2.60
2.90
21,580
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,
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—
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Canadian
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21
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34
35%
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Apr
5%
Aug
39
Jan
48
Aug
.T"n
44 %
Aug
Casmont
Feb
135%
Jun
Catelli
34%
54
Jan
78
19
Jan
26%
Power
Apr
28 y2 Mar
30% M«r
36
1,880
21 y2
Jan
28% Aug
25
15 Va
Feb
17
Aug
Jun
17
Jan
21 % July
27%
Jun
34
16
150
14 y4 Mar
10%
100
100
<
Aug
July
Jan
27
Aug
Dominion
20%
Aug
Dominion
Engineering Works
Magnesium Ltd
Oilcloth
17y2
Jan
23% Aug
81
Jan
87
Du
Pont
12,725
7%
1,665
26 Va
Jan
506
15
Apr
16% Mar
Fleet
23 y2
Jan
27
July
Ford
July
Foreign
25
1,450
25
850
23
Feb
16%
16%
425
15 y4
Jan
16% May
40
40
74
Feb
24% July
9«/4
175
73%
Jun
100
1,099
Aug
37
27
16%
18
Jun
STOCK
St.
-
Investment
32 Va
Jan
40
Aug
58
Feb
75
6%
14
200
—
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a63
20
—
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15
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—
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53
a22
a22
18
55
49%
--
57%
50
3,513
566
49%
Jun
16%
aJn
Aug
113% Aug
Jan
52
Apr
5.25
4.90 Mar
Feb
21% Aug
Jan
17
53%
Jan
63
%
Jail
74%
23%
Jan
51
July
Aug
28% Aug
14
Aug
Jan
86
May
4%
Jun
6
Aug
2.50
Jan
8%
10% May
82
5.25
Jun
Jun
12
Apr
62
Apr
74 Va
Aug
102
Jan
106
May
13
Mar
20
Aug
20
Apr
31
Aug
3.60 Aug
3.85
Feb
3.75
3.35
39
6%
Jan
Apr
Jun
70
Jan
9%
Jan
85
Jan
Jan
Jun
90
75c
85c
la__
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,
.
July
Aug
ft—'
40%
Jan
58 Va
Aug
34'
Jan
50
Aug
*
•
25
14%
24
14
25
14 %
285
470
20
Apr
12
Mar
34
33%
34
330
27%
32%
32%
33
5.316
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a92
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159
—
*
class
—
2.20
2.10
5%
2.20
250
5,100
95 %
93
95 %
1,658
com—.*
—
A
Ltd
Corp
Paper Co Ltd
Industries
Metal
Foundation
*
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—*
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convertible preferred
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5%
al.00 al.00
Jan
26y« July
a__
;
25%
Jan
15% July
May
36
35% July
—
6
4%
1.20
Jan
60c
Jun
1
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—
28
48
37
29%
3,345
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50
50
40
5
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45Va
63 Va
10
50
25
20Va
510
69% 69%
a4.25 a4.25
__
10
al2
45%
63%'
20%
—
—
—
__
*
Ltd
—
*
—
(Walter Ml
Power &
•
Paper Co
Distilleries
Limited com—__
10
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
———"
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com
*
preferred
-
50
425
25
347
700
10
—
,
al0% a 10%
112
120
5%
6
.
19
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
2.55 Aug
100
Apr
1.15
Jun
139
Aug
28% Aug
31
Feb
48
37
Aug
37
26
Jan
29% Aug
52
Feb
53 1
10%
F"b
15%
Jun
40
Feb
46
Aug
43%
Feb
65
Aug
15 %
Jan
21
July
54%
Jan
71
July
4.00
88
Jan
Aug
Mar
4.00
Jan
Aug
10 %
Apr
5% May
120
9%
Jan
Apr
Aug
Apr
9% Mar
*
<fe
Ontario
Paper Co_
8%
8%
500
7
Jun
36%
30
36%
29%
37
30
2,395
325
28
Jan
38 Va
24%
Jan
30% July
*
Ltd
Corporation
8%
i.5
Preferred
Minnesota
__
'120
104
132
27%
48
37
29%
a53
28
Apr
Jan
63%
132
__
class A—_*
Ltd
B
Melchers
61c
class
Inc.
Groceterias Co
MacT.aren
July
Square
Office:
-
'
Jun
-
P1L-9501
SHERBROOf^E
a3.60 a3.60
3.55
3.55
__
*
•
Ltd
Can
Sec
& Dauch
12% July
fWest, Montreal
York City,
of
Co
Power
National
TROIS-RIVIERES
Aug
.
16%
Jan
J an
—
Ltd
Products
Steel
26% Aug
EXCHANGE
1203 jrhillips
__
55
49%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd—*
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd com__—*
Moore
New
8%
—50
Sec com
Manuiaeturing
Motor
International
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO STOCK- EXCHANGE
St.,
13%
—•
Ltd
preferred
Eastern
Hinde
MEMBERS:
Branch
10%* Aug
68
Jan
May
105% Aug
HART
&
—
*
—8
Linoleum
<fc
Canada
of
7%'%
Lowney Co
William
36
Jan
9% May
Jan
24%
2.002
*
-
Ltd
Jan
Class
62
7%
14% May
16
74
!
Corp
Jan
33
26%
—"
A
Corp
Paper
Zellerbach
8%
25%
——_1
Sec
Preferred
Crown
16
26%
15
class A__*
_!
Standard
Dominion
150
a20
a32
100
18
375
a20
com——*
Ltd
13
280
5%
5%
a9% a9%
73 74Va
al04% &104%
a32
A
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preferred-
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32
11%
_!
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50
11%
Advert
General
Enterprises
5% 'red
1,150
17%
class
—
—
*
Preferred
87
17%
25
125
4
__
*
B
Combined
23%
104 % 105 y2
Ltd
Products
Neon
Consol
100
14
86
5%
86
5%
'
Class
175
—
preferred
B
Claude
July
36
5
555
28%
*
Paper Inv
&
Industries
Food
Class
2,270
500
25
181
5
10
Silk Products Corp
Aug
21%
a63% a63%
70 71%
*
Canadian
Canadian
8%
Telephone
125
200
51 %
4.90
14
—
—
Ltd
*
A—__—*
Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd—
*
24%
Branch:
5
1,572
28%
—
Jun
16 '/2
Dame
High
Jan
25
45,120
21%
70
1
July
Lob'.aw
-
910
11,810
16%
51%
4.90
__
100
Co__
Marconi
92
170
' 20
*
com.
preferred
Canadian
47% Aug
510
*
Notre
Low
34%
10%
103 113%
'
104
24%
CANADIAN
34
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%
21%
Sugar
Jan
355
20%
Dominion
Intl Inv Trust Ltd
7%
48
635
*
&
1
Canadian
Jan
13%
V
SAVARD
112
Malting Co Ltd
23
:
15%
Canadian
1,500
;
Canada
87
__
Jan
2.40 July
Shares
al5% al5%
—
1
Jun
15%
23 V*
•
Ltd
Local
Aug
Jun
Aug
Jun
July
for Week
10%
34
10%
•
11
210
20
105Vz
class A_*
common
1st, preferred
Feb
21
20%
16
Ltd
Packers
Company
conv
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—*
Gen Investments Ltd
*
13
5
com
230
Jan
Aug
Aug
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
•
5
Canadian
15%
—
Jan
34
21.
•
&■ Paper
Feb
128%
16%
a
32%
34
%
33
100
Pulp
Development; Co
May
1.413
'
35%
8 '/4
•
Anglo-Canadian
Angio-Nfld
Jan
100
73%
20
*
,
Jan
33
Exchange
Range
Par
84
11,339
-
134
73
al6%
•
:
'
July
Aug
Aug
Funds
Last
94%
.
1.700
4
44
43
133%
.
__
•
A
50%
50%
__
36
'
13%
Niagara Wire Weaving—
-
2.85 Aug
1,727
34 y2
5
10
34 %
*
Noranda
QUEBEC
53,074
Jan
Jan
6
34 y2
4
a90
47%
•
_____!
Car
Mines
4,410
9%
al04
46%
__20
;
28 Vb
a90
8.00
6.15 Aug
100
1,859
r
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*
i
■
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3
common
preferred
St-el
*
8 ***28 %
2
National Drug & Chemical
National
870
47%
4,634
i
Co
38
21 '/2
I.oromoMvp
&
Aug
24%
Breweries class
B
4,305
3.40
48%
48% Aug
44
(Robt)
Class
Aug
51
Jan
48
*
Prbntenac Oil
Montreal
27
Jan
6%
•
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Molson
Jan
44%
6%
& Bloedel Exports class B ♦
Mailman Corp Ltd 5% pfd——.100
McColi
19%
95
»
1331/4
73 y4
2
A
48%
3.40
48%
50%
33
45
36%
45%
46%
3.30
47
2.85
46%
Aug
1,711
9%
MacMlllan
Mitchell
80
50
46%
•
i___
Jan
41%
48%
100
Brown
1•
B
36
41%
1,355
Canada
47%
'(Jt
29% May
45
British Columbia
10
.100
7.50
common
Preferred
Feb
Mar
33
Jan
6.15
com
Candy Shops
Acceptance class
26
28
32
Aug
34%
—•
Secord
LanrentidC
20
250
42%
18%
34
30
(John)
Woods
Jan
26%
45
43%
6.15
25
Limited
of
July
70% Aug
26
100
.
26'/a
33
Jan
34
Utilities Corp common__5
Public Service Ltd
Jun
Aug
u
283/a
a
283/a.
10
Jun
6.15
48
Ltd
TnUrnrovihe.ini Pipe Linea
Aug
26%
20%
26 Va
a26 Va
10
32%
6%
Preferred
Jamaica
113
.25%
9%
'
27
83
103
'
__10
-
10%
47
•
common.
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
50
5
common
commori—
Juh
7%
Commerce
Toronto
15
25%
—40
Paper
Jan
10
55
Canudienne
310
^100
______
20
Feb
all Va all'/a
42 V8 Jan
41% Mar
375
47
common
—-
Jan
Apr
3.05
43%
43
1
—_;
47% Aug
96
325
10
11% " 11%
•
...
of
110
Jan
—£1
Corp
Aug
5.80 Mar
17
25
20
28%
—
Scotia
Nova
July
59
•
preferred
Preferred
25
111
20
43'/2
preferred
International
112
Jan
80
L_
of Canada
AreeuMtnoe
Apr
65
Jan
35
103
20
"25
__
26 Va July
Jan
79%
'
$5 preferred
$2.00
104
*
—
$1.50 preferred
40
80
*
preferred _—
Inn»sirial
490
2,842
'
50
Imperial Tobacco
20%
26%
110 noy4
26V/4
26%
>■
68%
i
—
Jun
July
-
12%
Jan
103
Sale Price
—5
Ltd
Feb
*
3.95 July
10
Rights
21% Aug
67'/2
Mining
Oil
common
—
Aug
21
35
Paper common-
Husky Oil
Imperial
Limited
preferred
Aug
3
common
.
mm
20
—
a—
Jan
64
$2.00 preferred
on
—
19%
21'/2
& !Alabast,ine—
Smith
a—
1,935
112
1
General Steel Wares
Gypsum
50
25%
1.100
j
14
Aug
25 y2
i—100
Motors
46%
'
Dynamics'
150
Apr
11%
4.35
*
13 Va July
9% Mar
21%
•
_
1,730
Aug
3.45 Mar
Jan
Jan
33 Va
23
251/2
1
,
3.05
Jan
300
a23% a231/4
Mar
8
-
3.00 Aug
625
33 V*
33 '/4
25
;
<
3.00
30
11%
*
1
Corp
14
34
Jan
2.59
131
25% May
20
pfd—-
5
.
62 ■/,
—
Montreal
23% July
25
preferred ——J.
5'/2% preferred
.
General
10% Aug
23% Aug
25
>.
5%
General
Jan
Jan
23
1
Gf>Mne«u
7%,
20 y2
% Aug
61/2
'
-
4.16%
Ltd
-
Aug
30
~7
.1
pfd
A
Canadian
t
13 %
Jan
25
Foundation Co of Canada common.—*
Co's
17% July
9% Mar
18%
23
Power—
Players
Eraser
Jan
17%
U 1/8
•
Paper Co class
Electrolux Corp L
Famous
15%
"17%
Jun
_*
common...,
buoy
Estabrooks' (T
45
13
Ltd
East Kootenay
Jan
30
Ltd
Bros
Brewery
35Va
23%
Textile
Dominion
Donohue
175
17%
common
preferred
Feb
17
15% Aug
•
—.
Ltd—
Jan
Aug
Banks-
5% May
Feb
Apr
*
Coal
<fc
36% Aug
45
37% July
19% May
15% July
45
23
21% Aug
Mar
12
•
common
6'// preferred
•
20
—
Steel
Dominion
5%
Feb
13 y2
45
29
643/4
Zellers
Aug
8%
10
•»
1,000
•
32% Aug
5
2,741
2.90
al40
13%
*
20%
33
34 .-V
2.90
13%
—
Apr
733
a
2,410
323/,
*
%\ preferred
Wilsils ' Ltd
6% July
12% Mar
151/a
151/8
37
•
Works
&
4 %
15 y»
a 51/2
a5%
al7
Jan
*
Cotton
27 y2 Mar
275
Jan
32%
'
July
al5% al7V2
a
•
com
common.
Dominion
Red
-
35
Foundries
7%
13%
*
common
preferred
Dominion
Dow
*
—
July
4.50 July
3.75 Mar
205
»
29
300
&140
mmm
»
Leaseholds
4,641
20%
7'/a
25
14% Mar
300
45
4
32%
i100
pfd
Corp
8,485
32%
*
;
801
36 VA
36 V4
mmrn.
7%
Waluer Gooderham
10
45
20%
43
♦
Tobacco
Western
10%
a3.60
l._2
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Dominion .Coal
Dominion
a3.60
30 '
Jan
36
37
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Davis
23%
20
•
'
'mm
45
Oils
Jun
50
•
•
•
Power
Jan
30
955
1,195
14
43
55
106
'
July
29% May
Feb
5% Aug
'425
14%
14
43
217/s
355
»
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Mar
12
221
140
29
mm mm
*
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4,585
V
140
4
26%
34
i
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•mm*'
325
-
36
*
common
15%
19% al9%
36
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Breweries
'> 15%
14%
2,362
51
ft54 '/a
com
preferred
Sicks
50
50%
a54 V,
*
Canada
of
49
—50
-50
Series A 4% preferred
Series B 4%% preferred
Steel Co of Canada common
Co_wi.'_'——"
Seal
&
Feb
58%
Lawrence Corp common
Jan
28
s
———
Cork
Crown
—•
Aug
13%
*
St
19
*■
t—t—*
39%
Jun
Feb
u
——__
27% Aug
Jan
15
■rs%
s
%
Jan
10%
520
8'A
;•
*
22
23
150
18
25%
Jun
Apr
560
Southern
31%
41% July
440
Southam Co
ft
16
11%
Aug
31%
Jan
27%
26% Aug
26
-
13 V*
100%
39%
92
ral9%
Jan
39
July
17.
Jan
92
11%
20 y4 July
,12% Jan
1,600
46% Aug
Jan
35
31%
26%
Ltd
90
-
16
15%
27%
Jau
Feb
115
15%
*
;
common
Co
Jan
24%
Apr
2,675
Apr
—
Oil
150
3,453
.....
715
40%
Jan
39%
Paper
16
'
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J)——
9y8
15
Apr
46 Va
40
100 v* 100'/A
26 Va
Feb
47%
113
' (
-
,91
15 %
—
(B
26%
91 ?.
18
Locomotive _—
-___*
Canadian
Oil Companies
•
Canadian Pacific Railway
.——25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd-) pfd—<-wj.___.10
Canadian Vickers
—>
L_,
—•
Coghlin
26
91
_50
Canadian
Cockshutt' Farm
May
f
•
;
Power
Sherwin
"
'all
Quebec
Aug
""
Chemical
Cellulose
—•
Canadian "Cottons 6r/r pfd"
1—25
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—*
Canadian Industries com——
Canadian
Transport
1
Aug
1
45
40
25% Aug
800
20 "21%
20
■;
3,005
45%
•
common
...
25»/4 Aug
24% Mar
■y
20
Provincial
Apr
28
577
37
mmmm
Jan
35%
.
Ltd
Co
&
30
36
74%
'
12 y8
28
34
,
Bros
21%
35%
-
Jun
5
.26
,
•
series —.---1——i——25
series ———
—1
_'—25
23
13
5,122
25%
25
10%' Feb
.28%
37
Power Corp of Canada™
100%
5
a
29
•
70
103%
a
1
13
42
mi
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Placer Development
Powell River Company
al05
35 V2
21
s.
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al05
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25%
25
l/j,preferred _1—
common
preferred
13
$1.75
~7
6%
25
Canadian Celanese common
$1
24%
Penmans
*
al05
i
.
—
31
.
•
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*—20
A
Class
130
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jun
Newfoundland
HAnover 2-0575
CHICOUT1MI
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Co
Grocers
Northern
$1.50
Power pfd
of Canada
6%
1st |>fd
Quebec Telephone Corn common
Russell
pfd-20
—
Light & Pow- Co Ltd—10
Quebec
Power Corp
Ltd
Industries
Ltd—
So
10()
51%
110%
5
31
*
27%
26
51%
27%
26
51'A
110Va 110%
100
50
25
150
27 Va May
28
22
Jan
50%
Apr
26% July
52 Va May
110
30
31
320
16%
545
15
July
114
Jun
33
July
13 >/a
16%
Jun
Mav
19%
Feb
-
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, August
.
23
1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED AUGUST 20
Range
Sale Price
Southern
Canada
Traders Finance
4%%
5%
red
red
pfd— _100
6%
Power
Union
Waterman
Watson
99%
25
44%
44%
45
(L E)
Western
Canada
Wilson Ltd
Jun
875
20
Jan
30
33%
Jan
43
90
13
Feb
15
alO
'
k
9%
280
12
12
12
21%
21%
a20
a21
7%
7%
700
31
31
100
:
.
——
9% Mar
45
10%
jun
-
;
20%
Jan
10
17%
Jan
22
7%
Mar
.
Hotel
*
Ltd
—
30
8
Aug
Mar
-
-
Jun
Stocks—
Aconic-Mining
Jun
Altex
2.85 Mar
600
3.65
3.65
3.65
7.30
7.80
7.95
200
18c
Ltd——
Mines
Mines Ltd..—
16c
21c
20,600
—
4.00 May
10%c
Jan
Lead
Arno Mines
Ltd-
Mines
Barvallee
2Vic
7c
8%c
Mines
Ltd
Canadian
Ltd
Belville
Boreal
Mines
Bouscadillac
Gold
Ltd-—
Gold Mines Ltd—
Bouzan
Brunswick Min
fa
1,000
4c
Jun
6 Vic
Apr
1.32 July
1,700
25c
25,000
2,900
2,000
50c
50c
a85c
4,100
75c
July
37c
41c
32,000
31c
Feb
2.15
2.10
2.20
10%*
4c
10%
600
121,200
Jan
69c
19c
July
36c
Feb
5.35
Feb
Corporation Ltd_*
-—*
12%
12%
4.05
4.30
600
*
30c
33c
5,000
3.40
3.50
1,100
1.40
1.40
1,000
20%C20%C
500
20c
24c
Gold
Centremaque
Chemical
Gold
Candeao
Consolidated
Consol Central
"~"l
Mines
Dominion
T.td
Eastern
Metals
Eastern
Smelting
—
fa
Metal
Palconbridge
3c
2,200
2c
Mar
6 %C
15,536
,6c
Julv
Jan
Trican
Iron
Feb
Tri-Tor
Jun
10 %c
6%c
43 c
May
70c
Jun
9%C
9c
10c
15,500
7c
Aug
20c
Frobisher
4c
4c
May
6c
28c
1.65 May
3.10 Aug
Lt,d_
4c
500
500
14c
14c
2,000
16%
16%
200
14
Jan
16%
22c
22c
24c
3,500
22c
Aug
55c
Apr
31c
Giant Yellowknife Gold
God's Lake
Gold
Grandines
Mines
Gui
Por
Mines
Ltd
1
Jan
4.50
West
3,000
15 %c
4.15
II,200
3.60
74c
2.53
78c
2.55
2,000
16c
18c
7,500
19% 20%
41c41%c
1,750
31c
__
__
18c
.-*
31C/
Uranium
Well inter Cons
Hudson-Rand
Mines Ltd.—«
July
1.42
Mines
3.10
Gold
Gold
Mines
Mines
Aug
14%
Feb
41c
Aug
Jan
35c
20% Aug
67 Vic
Apr
3.85 July
5.35 Aug
100
6.45
Jan
12%
Feb
100
7.80
Jan
9.25
Jan
1.00
Jan
5.35
300
9.95
8.20
8.20
-*
a70c
a70c
a72c
400
70c
July
19 %c
19 %c
20c
13,000
16c
Jan
32c
30c
32c
9,600
17c
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
Jack Lake Mines Ltd
Mines
Ltd
voting
trustt
Mines
2.30
53c
Ltd
Klondike-Keno
Mar
8c
Jun
24c
17c
Jan
38c
1,000
15c
Aug
25c
July
66c
26,800
42c
Jun
70c
July
4,000
2,000
5c
4c
28,200
3c
125
78c
500
60c
6%c
2,000
18%
10c
10c
10
1
10c
12c
12,600
Lake
Shore
Mines
Ltd—
Goldflelds
Louvicourt
a5.60
Ltd-
8c
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1
a5.60
8c
7c
Aug
10c
Jan
Aug
5.30
Jun
3c
Jun
l3c
2.000
Jan
18%
Apr
1.00
Apr
28c
25.200
15c 15V8C
15c
July
14c
7.50
50
7c
1
Llngside Copper Mining Co
■
Jan.
12c
10c
200
—
Feb
13 V2c Mar
6%c Aug
1,500
10
10c
Jun
17
78c
6%c
__
I
Ltd
Jan
9c
1
Mines
Island
Mining
Jan
Jan
Jan
10% Aug
24c
Jan
6.00
11c
Jan
July
27 Vic Jun
17,900
Jan
66
Feb
44c
Feb
54%
15% Aug
35c
44c
15%
1,225
10%
22c
25c
2,400
19c
60c
60c
68c
16,600
65c
65c
1,000
60c
July
ll%c ll%c
1,500
3,300
11c
July
83c
Aug
1.05
Jun
5%c
Aug
69c
15%
1
1
—
New
Hugh Malartic Mines Ltd
New
Larder
1
1
1.02
Island
Mines—
New
Louvre Mines Ltd
New
Mylamaque Explorations
New
Pacific Coal &
New
Santiago
New
Mines
Vinray
Nocana
Obalski
Ltd
Mining
20c
May
60c
a27c
a30c
Jun
4c
5c
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Gold
Cons
1
20c
.
2.25
20c
28c
1
fa
Power
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd. 1
Quebec Copper Corn Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Devel Co Ltd
1
85c
27c
Aug
July
1.75 Mar
,
20c
20c
4%%
2.30
AJax
Pacific
common
Aluminum
Co
Canada
of
1st
2nd
preferred
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Leduc
American
American
Ltd
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Amurex
Oil
Anacon
Anchor
Petroleum
A
Anglo-Canadian
3c
&
Paper
Arcan
18c
5c
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Trebor
Mines
7c
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43
14
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Mar
93c
1.14 Mar
7c
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16c
13c
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16c
18c
6,100
7%
7%
7%
100
Res
54c
6,714
76c
79c
6,700
76c
23,175
70c
27c
Aug
24c
89c
20
1.22
1.58
8.00
1,330
69%
3,205
46
Jan
72% Aug
25%
25%
815
23
Feb
26%
107% 107%
160
104
Jan
108
Jan
18 %c
3.75 May
9c
Jan
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Apr
1.70
Feb
3.85 Aug
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7c
Jun
2.17
61,000
10c
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16c
1.14
Apr
Mar
Jan
jun
1.25 Mar
10c
„
22c
24,375
3,300
20,000
10c
Aug
9.35
325
2.42
2.70
2.35 Aug
5c
9,600
4,000
4.45
4.75
8,888
54
145
13%
13%
940
26c
—
26c
33,250
4%C
——
—
—
6c
-4
4c
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Jan
Feb
9c
54
Aug
Jan
15
Apr
July
July
46c
Apr
3%c July
6c
Jan
35c
Mar
12
20c
6c
24c
17c
635
85c
May
40c
44c
2,600
35c
13c
May
1.05
July
12%
Jan
Feb
101% Aug
7c
Jun
12V2c Feo
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Jun
36c
Mar
12c
15c
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11,800
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9c
9c
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15%
13%
9C
6,815
-
Apr
13c
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10% Mar
7C
13,000
7%c
8%c
3,500
6%c
Jan
15c
May
—1
16c
15'Ac
17c
5,166
l
15C
9 %C
20c
377,750
3,600
Ltd
2.18
9%
11 %c
2.22
9c
18c
161,730
12c
Aug
4.25
8.775
6,500
1.73
15c
4.00
3.80
1.80
1.80
1.85
Consolidated
(expire
5%c
700
41%
46
3,212
2.85
3.25
22,945
—
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5%C
42
3.05
1
Montreal
—.
Apr
22c
Jan
19 %c
F«b
3.65 Aug
15 %c
1
Jan
10
July
l
Aug
2.45
Apr
2,000
15,050
11 %c
50c
Oils
8
10
12c
1
Bagamac
Bankfield
2.22
*
common—
Mines
Jan
20c
l.yfi Mar
l
Electric
Jan
Mar
39c
8%c July
;
Gairdner 8
40
Wall
Street!
5.40 Feb
2.55 Mar
Jun
8%c Jan
5%c July
48 v4
35%
Jan
2.85 Aug
-
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4-5335
Canadian Afflllat*$
Gairdner flf Company Limited
2.17
18c
Aug
Apr
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SECURITIES
Members: The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
Investment Bankers Association
of America
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Gairdner, Son tiCompany
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchangt
Canadian Stock Exchange
all offices
J^y
3,25 Aug
Company Inc.
New York 5, N. Y.
Feb
11c
13c
5%c Aug
5 %c
Gold
Jan
May
Jan
19
1
River
Jan
63c
Jan
8c
9,600
*,
24c
15%
250
18%
15%
Jan
82%
17,700
18
65c
232
12c
'
~
2.55 Mar
2,897
19%
100 101%
—
Feb
19% Aug
8%c
18
Jan
6.00 Jan
Jan
22c
19
Jan
-3.80 Jaa
4.30 Aug
1.00
—
Feb
Jan
23c
4%c July
48%
7,5O0
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3%c
—
Apr
Apr
13%
8.55 July
53%
—
1.03
Jan
9.10
May
36c
Mar
75c
1
Jun
8.69
1,500
2.11
11 %c
3,617
;
1
Mines
1.19 May
II,500
2-17
90c
Aubelle
5.10 Aug
Jan
7c
19.800
:
15c
10c 11 %c
—
29c
89c
—
—
48
39% Mar
Jan
3.85
30.500
15c
24c
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Aumacho
May
8.50 Aug
43%
—
1
:
40c
Aug
2,500
20,900
(1937)
Jan
12 %c
6c
12c
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Feb
2.15
1.50 July
3.25 Mar
7.65
107%
10
Steels
Apr
3.60
1.65
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B
Aug
65%
25%
l
class
32c
42%
1
Hardware
Jan
1.48 Jan
Jan
3.60
1.80
1,500
Jan
1.00
43
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1
1.63
30c
'
j.
Jun
7.70
100
;
Jun
6.50
.
1.65
6,300
1,425
25c
65%
1
common
85c
Aug
93c
Feb
32c
1.50
30c
1.03
Aur
Feb
8%
July
Armistice
Atlas
20c
Jan
7% July
50c
July
51c
90c
Feb
16c
15c
76c
1
Ashdown
8% Aug
22% Aug
*
,
._
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Jan
Jan
9%c Jun
52 % c
*
*
-
Argus Corp
25'U Aug
May
2.400
1
11 %c
6%
2iVe Aug
Aug
17
13c
High
Jan
1.16 July
14 %c
7.75
l
;
Apr
7.50
9c
Ltfi
1,280
1,640
Arjon Gold
Rights
7.75
——1
22%
*
Mines
Jan
6c
2%c Mar
j
—
900
8%
22
1
Corp
of
1
Ltd
25%
8%
pfd—50
*
Aquarius Porcupine
Aug
4.30
7%c Aug
10c 10 %c
Ltd
Mar
36 %c July
1,000
700
Mines
Jan
3,500
12,100
1
25%
22
'
Mines
Cons
16%
9,649
8%
*
Anglo-Huron ian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Apex
Low
23%
25%
—1
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Pulp
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July
3.d0
9c
1.04
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Aug
2.00 Aug
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High
*
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Ankeno
Shares
25
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
3 %c
3 V2 c
5.10
Tobrit Silver
Jan
for Week
23%
23%
5
Banff
Feb
1.04
Tazin
Feb
Sales
Range
1
Lead
class
Jun
May
4.95
Mihek Ltd2-_
Jan
Jan
1.80 Aug
of Prices
Low
50c
Yellowknife
American
July
10c
7%c
l
Jan
34c
65 %c
5.10
Tache Lake
July
Exchange
Week's
*
2.53
Jan
Mar
500
1
Ltd
200
1
Petroleums
24 %c
1.10
6.432
Mines
1,425
25
100
pfd
11 %c Mar
7,950
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63c
1.80
*
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1,000
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Rock Iron Mines Ltd—;
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55c
55c
—.—1
——
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28,700
1.35
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July
1.80
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9c
7c
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58c
55c
1
—
Jan
90c
1.32
.
43,200
—*
.
Consol
Alffoma Steel
Apr
85c
1.34
-
74c
27c
3.15
1,300
7%c
-
68c
1.80
*
Uranium Mines Ltd
Algom
16c
5c
1
Ltd
50c
—
—
Aluminium
11c
4c
1
Mines
22,600
1
Feb
I.000
Mines Ltd
Mar
66c
1.81
*
Alberta Distillers
Alberta
Jun
20c
1.18
Miller
75c
60c
74c
*
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Warrants
May
6,612
1.18
fiherritt-Gordon
Jan
66c
2.03 Aug
80c
Aug
May
*
common
Yellowknife
Aibermont,
9c
2.40
74,500
1.18
Siiver
84c
200
1
—
Petroleums
Akaltcho
Aunor
28,100
Rexspar TTran & Metals Ming Co Ltd_l
Ltd
Jan
1,000
*
Aumaque
300
Mines
May
ll%c Aug
9c
1
Ltd
95c
45c
1.81
25
Oil
fa
Gas
Jan
4.30
20
Uranium
65c
2.45
—
Agnew-Surpass
Jun
24c 29%c
20
Fields
Aug
common
Acadia-Uranium
6c
13c
—>
Gold
45c
45c
1.81
•
A
35c
1,700
15c 21 %c
Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—1
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
.—*
Roy ran
45c
Last
pfd new—
Class
4c
16,500
2.21
70c
13 %c 13 %c
Quebec
Rix-Athabasca
Jun
Paper common
Acadia-Atlantic
Jun
100
5c
Quebec Smelting h Refining Ltd..
23c
Par
Jan
4.25
Ltd—-—1
Ltd—
1,000
Friday
17c
17,000
2.75
5c
————-1
Porcupine Prime Mines
42c
Sale Price
3%c
1,500
14c
2.75
Ltd—_—1
Mines
Dredging
5c
lOVsC
14c
1
Ltd—
Mines
Parbec
52c
22,000
—„*
—
2%c
1,850
4%c
1
-
Ltd--
Ltd
(1945)
Uranium
III,200
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Opeiniska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Orchan
500
69c
50c
;
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5%c
52c
65c
.
*
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Corp
1.05
5%c
1
Ltd
Mines
Normetal
Oils
Mines
95c
1
—
38c
stocks
Ascot Metals Corp__
New Calumet Mines Ltd--
"U"
42c
Apr
15%
43c
*
_1
Ltd
225
22c
1
—
63%
63%
1
Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada—
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
11% Mar
Canadian Funds
Area
Mclntyre-Poreupine Mirtcs Ltd
Merrill
15Vac Aug
26,200
May
15c
Kontiki Lead Zinc Mines Ltd--—
Lafayette Asbestos
Jan
3Vic
2c
500
Labrador Mining
& Explor, Co Ltd.
Apr
1,000
18%
—
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3.35 Mar
89c
8c
3'/bc
1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
2%c
9c
4c
1
Keymet, Mines Ltd—.
19% Aug
12c
15c
—
1
Apr
60c
„
65c
1
44c
23c
__
1
July
Feb
8c
__
1.
39c
29c
2%C
2%c
....1
Aug
1.99 July
86,700
■
Jan
4c
7.100
43c
,1
Kayrand Minq Devel Co Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Gold
2.15
55c
—_1
Jefiicoe Mines (1939) Ltd
Joiiet-Qu-ebec Mines Ltd——
Kerr-Addison
111
2.25
Mar
12
3,265
a4c
1
Ltd———
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18%
1
i,
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18
l
—
Jaculet
18
a4c
5
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Inspiration Mining fa. Dev Co
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Jan
6.40 Aug
1.24 Jun
3,500
2.03
Toronto Stock
Apr
Ltd-,-*
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10%c
8.10
1.95
Jan
Jun
——*
—
Jun
7.25
Apr
15c
865
9.95
—
-
2.57
*
14%c July
2.40
72c
200
5.25
—
9.95
Ltd
Jan
1,000
15 %c 15 %c
Feb
1.82
—*
Maygill Gas fa Oils Ltd
Apr
Jun
12c
4.00
—
—
1
—
Apr
1.56
400
2.03
Aug
19%
;
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Oils
3.90 Feb
8.00
1.03 Aug
8.10
May
14c
41 %c
_
2.14
Westburne Oil Co Limited-
Acme
Mines
Geco
2.12
10% Mar
Feb
16,000
17%c 17%c
■
_
———I
——
1,350
Jan
Feb
17%c Aug
■
•
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Ltd——*
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1.08
-
1.25 Mar
Jan
Ltd
Mines
1.03
6.85 Aug
5.90
*
1.25
Petrol-Chemical—
11 %c
1,300
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Nickel
Fenimore
150
1-60 July
1.62 Aug
Apr
1
Trans
5,000
—1
-
4,100
Jun
1
Souris
May
4c
7c
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Ltd
Mines
600
1.74
7.20
6.85
Feb
1.20 Feb
5.00 Mar
1
Oils
Abltlbl
Fab
6.90
1.70
7.20
2.25
Aug
,1.01
Apr
2.95 Mar
45c
Jan
July
40c
1,000
Jan
6.15
1
•
Jan
45c
60c.
1
.—.
2,700
1.62
1
;
Petroleums Ltd
Apr
9.60
Aug
24c
3.00
1
T.td
Corp
1.00
*
Development
Valley Oil Co Ltd
Empire Oils Ltd—
57c
1
Ltd—
Norpax Oils & Mines Ltd
Petroleums Ltd
Quebec
16%
Mines
Mines
5,600
85c
1.62
1
1
Ltd
Bristol
Pontiac
3.35
1.00
1.70
5.50 Mar
48c
1.08 Aug
25c
1.62
1
—
Oils Ltd
New British & Dominion Oil Ltd—:
New
500
—*
Corp
Petroleums
19,200
Apr
13% Apr
20%c Aug;
1
3.65 Aug
6.90 July
100
26c
2.35 May
2.90
1
Duvex Oils & Minerals Ltd
East Sullivan
7.00
July
6%c
-
Asbestos
'•
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1
.
Dome Mines Ltd
Jan
60c
1
Ltd-
12%
1
T.I
Cadillac Mines Ltd—
Minerals
Jan
2.92
.50c
.,.-1
Detta
July
4c
1
Ltd-.
Ltd
u-ers
Merrill
28c
3.80
1.11
Jan
July
3.35 Aug
1.40 Mar
300
25C
3.60
9
3.85 July
21 %c
1
Ltd
Ltd—
Co
Oil
1.11
28c
*
3/70 Aug
100
3.80
1
Ltd
Oils
Grass
—
*
Ltd—
Ventures
Oil
Home
Jasper
Jan
2.80
2%c
2%c
1
Corp..
Expl
Cordasun Oils Ltd
Sweet
Feb
3.50
*
1
Aug
1.04 July
60c
2.65 Mar
14c
200
7.00
Ltd—
Mines
Research
Chibougamau
Great
50c
Oil
Gaspe
Jun
6c
Ltd
Mines
Co
Aug
5.50
17c
9
23,200
3.50
24c
Mining
class A__—1
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Federated Petroleums Ltd__v
25c
Apr
2%c
Jan
Aug
23c
Pacific
3.50
20c
3.50
__
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1.64 Mar
Apr
Feb
5c
5,000
^0%
1
—
17c
4c
Smelting Corp Ltd_l
2.00 May
9,750
15c
15c
1
*
Dev
Aug
50c
a80c
40c
__1
Cartier-Malartic
2.90 May
a85c
.—1
Celta
Feb
16c
•
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4%c
4.25
4c
2.65
2,875
32c
35c
Atlantic Oil Co_———-2
Aug
1
Ltd—
Metals Ltd
Rare
Feb
17c
1
Mining Corp Ltd—
Gold
35c
Aug
1.55
Feb
1.25 Aug
4,700
2,600
Consolidated
July
20c
Mar
11,000
Canadian Devonian Pete
15C
1.55
May
92c
35c
Apr
10c
3.35
Jan
15c
22c
Jan
100
25c
38c
Apr
Mar
2c
11,000
-
July
5c
38c
4.10
11c
4,000
4.25
1
——
2.65
Jan
May
2-15 Jan
20c
2Vic
17c
*
3,400
2%c
20c
5,500
1.95
2.65
9c
67c
20
4.00
Canadian
Del Rio Producers
Corp Ltd——*
Ltd
1
Beaver Lodge Uranium Mines Ltd——*•
Bellechasse
3.80 Jan
4%c
1
Metals Mining
Base
Mar
6c
1.60 July
20c
Ltd
Admiral Oils Ltd
Calvan Petroleums
Jan
10c
10c
—-
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l%c Jan
2,000
16,500
1,400
July
4.05
Ltd
Petroleums
Calgary & Edmonton
8.30 Aug
15c
15c
Mines Ltd———
Mines
Barvue
2%c
7C
~
2.28 Aug
2,500
2.60
2 Vic
Ltd—.:
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Atlas -Sulphur A; Tron.,
:
Aumaque Gold
2.46
2.60
—
1,100
2%c
67c
Jan
4.45
1.00
66c
3.65 Jun
31c
'
Anacon
30,000
30c
Feb
7c
—*
1
Limited
Oils
Bailey Selburn Oils fa Gas
.
Corp
Uranium
Algom
Ameranium
1.65
Mar
3.40
20 %c Aug
14% Feb
,
Stocks—
Oil
33
Antone
Mining
1,500
l
High
Jun
'
Windsor
19 %
10c
1,750
20c 22 %c
Ltd—
1
Western Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd-1
Westville Mines Ltd
1
Willroy Mines Ltd
—rl
Aug
23
1,300
25c
19
Wendell Mineral Products
Apr
12
455
12c
3.85
1.60
Ltd—1
Pyrite & Copper Corp
Weedon
12c
25c
1
*
1
Mines
Viola mac
July
July
alO
Low
25c
„
J
Mines Ltd
Ventures Ltd
May
520
21%
Ltd— III 5
(J C)—
44% Aug
41%
*
*—
Breweries
99%
Jan
26%
•
.
Ltd
Jun
al5 al5%
alO
Co Ltd
Pen
(Jack fa Co) Ltd—
Products
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Montauban
41%
-WW-'
—
Range Since Jan,
High
3.80
*
—
United
United
Jan
25%
25%
•
Ltd
Mines
Uddlen
Aug
43% Aug
40"%
class B
141 %
Jan
99%
Oil Pipe Line
Ltd:
Westeel
124
40
Canada
Corporation
1,080
:ioo
preferred——,
of
Gas
25
43%
42%
43V2
Low
Par
I
Shares
High
Low
32%
99%
preferred
Trans Mountain
Range Since Jan. 1
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
High
141% 141%
„
•
class A
Corp
•
United
Shares
Low
Par
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
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Number 5353
180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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41
(If
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Week's
FOR
WEEK ENDED
AUGUST 20
Sales
Range
Shares
Friday
for Week
of Prices
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Par
,
10
10
1
1.13
1.55
60c
of Toronto
Barnat Mines —
Barvue Mines
Bank
48 J/4
1
Scotia
Hack of Nova
Beatty Bros
Mines Ltd
Lodge
Belcher Mining Corp
Beaucage
Beaver
Bell
1.06
1.15
27,150
1.45
1.55
13,625
60c
62c
2,280
50% Aug
Centremaque Gold
1
Chamberlain Oil
Charter Oils
1
20c
20c
1.00
86c
1.00
2.55
36,750
27c
334,050
19,150
5,300
22c22%c
—
52%
1,100
53
440
28c 30 %C
17,077
7%
7%
4.20
3.35
Jan
1.70 May
90c
July
14c
28c
1.39
July
20c
18c
1.40 Mar
2.55
13c, Aug
Aug
27 %c
Feb
July
47c
Steel
Jan
Cheskirk
Jan
54
Aug
Chesterville
50c
Mar
735
4,200
40c
Feb
76c
13,100
37c
July
50c
Jan
6%
Feb
73/4 Aug
2.90 May
5.50
44%
45
7,304
10c
12c
12,100
3.50
3.50
3.90
200
19c
15c
20c
19,500
15c
43c
Jan
20c
181/bC
22c
115,800
18c
Feb
35c
9%c 10 %c
17,300
8c
July
14c
10 %c
5%C
11c
83/4C
(T G) common
Eright
.
22 %C
5I/bC
39%, Jan 1
9c
Jun
3.40 Mar
5%c
2,500
24 %c
15,600
22c
10 %c ll%c
Mar
22c
5%c July
j
45
V Aug
24c
4.50
Chimo
Gold
preferred
preferred
4%%
5%
Columbia
Broulan
Reef
Brunswick
4%c
5c
5,000
4c
Apr
7%c
Jan
33 %c
35c
5,700
28c
Jan
58 %c
Apr
57e
60c
9,700
40c
Mar
66c
July
5C
1
91c
26.650
Jun
1.64
2,200
1.90 July
3.00
Apr
57%
57%
100
55% Feb
64%
Jun
8%
8%
Corp
Circle Bar Knitting class A_—
25
/
•
Voting trust ctfs
I
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Cochenour Willans
«5c
69c
85c
31,450
55c
Jun
1
1 12
1.05
1.24
123,088
65c
July
Jan
1
1.17
1.11
1.23
15,500
65c
Mar
Apr
Cochrane-Dunlop
»
14%
14%
143/4
275
13%
Jun
15
13 Va
Jun
16% July
9%C May
42c
Mar
Jun
25c
Jan
Cody-Reco
6c
July
10c
Jan
Coin
7%c
8c
6,000
7c
July
20C
Mar
3.70
1,168
91c
91c
1,000
4.25 Mar
1.75
»
Equipment
Mines
16
16
75
8%
8%
8%
1,950
7% Aug
1.16
1.20
5,000
1.16 Aug
10%c 10%c
500
7c
Apr
5,000
lie
Aug
1,000
3%c Mar
__i
1
Coldstream Cooper
Yellowknife _1
"
_i
Lake
Colomac
16
•
—
Farm
10c
Jan
—-
Class A
Cockshutt
11,008
Jun
common
I
nc
12c
4 %c
"■
Aug
Feb
1.15 Mar
1.43
Jan
1.30 Aug
Apr
117/b
Jan
1.25
Aug
10 %C
Aug
42c
Jan
6%c May
'
13%
Apr
15%
Jun
14,310
67/b
Jan
9%
Apr
Conduits
National
1
10
♦
6c
7%c
18,400
491/2,
50
55
9 3/4
93/4
21
Commoil
♦
21
1.85
1.95
10,300
15c
Jan
Confederation Life
48 Va
May
50
Apr
Coniaurum Mines
100
5%
Jan
10
Jun
65
17%
Jan
21
July
4.431
11,495
20%
Jan
147
78
Jan
93% July
1023/4 103%
1.80
Jan
3.55 July
279
80
Jan
53%
53
53%
270
48
Jan
7%
7%
8
4,500
Consolidated
Allenbee
3.80
200
4.10
1,500
8%
8%
150
7
~
70
75%
615
58
46c
46c
46c
1,000
41c
Mar
Oil
Aug.
20c
Jan
Jun
12c
Jan
II
3.75 July
3.75
Feb
1
13c
10c
13c
37,600
10c
7c
7c
7c
500
»
8
73/4
8
1,177
4%c
4 %c
4%c
8%
Jun
75%
Aug
49c
Jan
6c
Consolidated
Bakeries
5.20
Jan
Consolidated
Central
263/4 May
Consolidated
Cordasun
Consolidated
Denison
Consolidated
Discovery
Cadillac
1
Jan
4.25 July
Feb
1
Feb
4.10
May
Consol Astoria
2.55
103%
3.80
4.10
II*
Petroleum
5%c July
4.70
1023/4
11c
4 %c
,_Y—1
9c
1.20
Jan
8
1.90
Jun
Jan
Jun
73/4
7c
9
5c
60c
7%
50
7J/a May
170
Jan
Jan
50
.
1.02
44.125
Chemical
13,950
2.95
1.25
2.60
29.199
Feb
80c
1.16
2.25
Chrysler
83/4c
7%C
1 20
2.50
15
•
Aug
9c
93%
6% July
8 Vb
Jan
4c
May
6c
Feb
20c
20c
665
20c
Aug
44c
Jan
1
48%c
47c
49c
22,400
30c
Jun
65c
July
1
2.26
2.18
2.35
31,620
l
Mines
2,000
Aug
54
Jun
1.83 May
2.35
Aug
Aug
Consolidated East Crest
16
17
150
13
Jan
17
Jun
Consolidated
Gillies
11%
11%
284
9
Jan
12
Cons
Arrow
1
20c
20c
20c
23%
231/B
23%
4,294
173/4
Jan
23%
Aug
Guayana
1
35c
32c
35c
42%
42
43
420
42
Aug
43
Aug
Halliwell
l
10%c
Howev
1
3.10
1
20c
18c
20c
28,400
16 %c July
49c
Jan
Consolidated Matarrow
1
16%c
1
:
8
17
113/a
25
A
Jan
*
•
class
Mines
,
1.50
1.43
1.50
13,620
1.40 July
2.25
Jan
Consolidated Micmac Oils Ltd
•
2.00
7c
9c
13,450
6%c Aug
18%c
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
•
27"%
27
28
5,569
8%C
8%c
5,250
7%c Mar
13c
Jan
16c 19 %C
9,215
14c
Jan
25c
May
Consolidated
Mosher
2
1.03
1.02
1.12
35,610
93c
July
9
Mar
13
Jan
Consolidated
Nicholson
•
20c
18%c
20c
28,800
10c
Feb
24c
July
Jan
Consolidated
7%c
6%c
8c
12,050
5c
Feb
ll%c
Apr
11c
13c
1
Ltd
9c
1
1
19c
Smelting
1
11
;
1
:
&
Mining
Buffadison
Gold
5%
July
Golden
Consolidated
Consolidated
11
4,045
6'c
1
103/8
6c
2,000
59c
5%c July
9c
*
Lake
Orlac
45c
43c
45c
9,881
1
Mines
18%c
18 %c
20c
6,800
1
40c
May
500
20c
Aug
40c
Jan
1,000
25c
Jan
53c
Juri
17,500
3.10
3,100
2.05
8c
73,993
15c 19 %c
20,853
1.66
70c
Jan
8%c 10 %c
2.70
July
10c
July
2.30
Jun
14c
July
1.61
45c
Feb
59c
Feb
3.50
Feb
35c
Apr
July
3.90 May
Jan
297/8 May
22
1.70
Feb
59c
2,500
Jun
72c
Feb
1
13c
29,958
10c
Jun
20c
Apr
•
143/4C
I43/4C
16c
18,700
14%c Aug.
29c
Feb
Consolidated Ranwlck
__i
68%c
66c68%c
4,300
47c
Mar
1.05
Jan
Lake
1
4C
4c
4 %C
7,500
37/bC May
6c
Jan
Consolidated
Rochette
1
5%c
5%c
6c
13,200
5c
July
11 %c
Jan
Products
•
42
43
405
45 % July
Consolidated
Sannorm
1
7%c
7%c
7%c
5,250
7c
Apr
11c
May
*
9c
9c
1,500
Consolidated
West
*
2.35
2.35
2.65
13,400
96c
Jan
10
•
Buffalo Ankerlte
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
Building
Bunker
Hill
Burlington
&
Burrard
35%
Jan
9c
Aug
13c
Mar
25
25
140
19%
Jan
26
Aug
_*
63
621%
63
69
51%
Jan
75
Jun
46
46
48
130
37%
Jan
59
Jun
8'/b
8'/b
200
*
class
A
-
class
55c
___*
Steel
Co
Class B
A
7
Consolidated Peak Oils
Calder Bousqnet
Calgary &
Callinan
17 %c
__
1
Oil
Cons
<fc
Gas
Consumers Gas
4.35
17C
20c
12 %
13
1,500
15c 16%C
18,600
4.00
4.40
22,150
15,890
Dist
26c
July
Class
Jan
13%
Apr
Cosmos
Jun
21 %c
Feb
Aug
5.50 Mar
Cournor
Crown
Nest
12%
12%
25
Crowshore
Class A
Canada Foundries & Forgings class B_*
♦
15%
15%
15%
70
Canada
Iron
10
23%
Canada
Life
Canada
Machinery
*
__
.
7% Mar
12%
Aug
13
Feb
15%
70
70
10
70
Aug
90
Feb
24%
4,465
19%
Jan
24 %
Aug
D'Eldona
10
110
112
35
783/4
Jan
112
Aug
Delnlte
—*
9%
9%
330
Jun
10
Jun
Del
64
Aug
Detta
Foundry
Canada Malting
*
Canada
—
Lands
8
633/4
63%
64
95
51%
Jan
2.80
•
Canada Packers class A
Class B
;
*
2.85
1,500
2.60
Aug
1.05 Aug
Rio
,~2
Oil
Apr
36
Mar
41% July
Dome
Exploration
36%
38%
645
31
Mar
39
Aug
Dome
76
58
Dominion
77%
95
Jan
77 %
Aug
1.76
1.85
1,302
1.65
Aug
4.10
Apr
400
1.25
Aug
3.85 Mar
Dominion
13%
133/b
275
12%
Apr
67%
673/4
155
60% Mar
42,033
22c
50c
3.40
4.15
14,550
July
3.10 Aug
13%
Jan
6.25 Mar
Dominion
443/4 Aug
25%
25 %
26
4,798
213/8
Jan
27
Canadian Canners
•
28 3/4
27%
28 3/4
1,800
22
Apr
30
Jan
Canadian
•
25
23%
25
870
16% Mar
25
Aug
20
25
23%
25%
4,110
183/4 Mar
25% Aug
Donalda
•
20%
20
22
1,754
18
May
24 % Mar
Dow
25
34
33%
34
900
29
Feb
343/4 Mar
•
83/B
7
8%
1,550
6% May
9,830
6.30 Aug
-
Cellulose
9%
July
Jan
9.60 Mar
Dragon
6.85
63 %c
66c
60c
July
23c
23c
24c
11,800
18c
Feb
•
1.39
1.29
1.45
32,760
70c
Jan
•
70
70
71%
757
50
Apr
74
Aug
Eastern
24
24
100
22%
Feb
24%
Feb
Eastern
Feb
Easy
Food
Products
___*
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Locomotive
Oil
Canadian
50
2.30
9,176
1.85
17
16%
17
350
42c
43c
5,500
Gas Reserves
&
Pacific
Railway
Canadian
Petrofina
Pine
Ltd
Line
preferred
Producers
Williston
class
Canadian Wirebound
class
A
15%
15%
15%
1,425
105
105
105
40
2.25
2.70
565
40c
9,400
30c
25
10
6,396
21
20
18%
20
698
1.05
98c
1.09
42,056
45%
1003/4
67
65%
67
200
102
102
102
5
31%
34
31%
Jan
Feb
East
Jun
East
Rim
East
2.79
Jun
5,580
12
90c
17
Jan
Jan
El
105% July
4.15 Mar
July
1.02
Jan
27%
Jun
Jan
22% May
July
1.70 Mar
Jun
67
Jun
102
Aug
Jun
Jan
34
Aug
14%
13
13
10
6%
Jan
2.42
400
2.01
Feb
63
63%
35
34%
Jan
Apr
Central Leduc OilCentral Patricia
1.76
1.85
427
5.10
5.30
860
77c
5.75
5.95
1,025
2.432
—
64
Jun
sec
page
1.29
14,100
3,600
1.00 Aug
2.35 Mar
1.44
32%
1.35
31%
5.10
17
12c 12 %c
1.70
32%
13,700
4.25
5.15
4,843
16
16%
4,453
6,095
Jun
1.25
Jun
Jun
3.80
July
14 %
Jan
Aug
21c22%c
3,900
21c
39%
17%
2,550
31
Feb
11,468
13%
Apr
25
14%
1,530
38%
16%
15 Va
14%
13%
—
15
15
100
13%
11%
10.651
_•
30
30
10%
10 Va
23%
7%
6%
13%
30%
10%
23%
7%
39c
38c
43c
43,6^0
25
19c
25
18c
25
19c
128
—
3,505
9,415
265
4,813
99 Va Jan
Jan
9% Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
20c
Apr
2.05 Mar
32%
Jan
6.50 Mar
16%
Apr
54c
May
40
July
17%
Aug
103%
Jun
15% July
15
Aug
13%
Aug
31 Vb July
Jan
10%
20% Mar
23%
Apr
Feb
35c
Jun
62c
Mar
19%
Jan
25%
Apr
10.200
18c
Aug
176,275
15c
May
365,740
69c
Jun
2.70
1.90
Jan
8%
Feb
Feb
43c
32 %c Aug
1.25
2.60
2.79
26,850
88c
88c
3.95
91c
4.15
11,950
4.00
71c
70c
80c
5 %
33,400
5
150
4 Va
Apr
6%
6
6
200
5% July
29 %
30
165
33 */#
30%
33%
1,660
33,775
Aug
Feb
6%
6
*
10
Investment
Aug
6
1.25
26c 32%c
_20
12,088
80c
3.45
Jan
1.17
Feb
Jan
4.50
Apr
July
1.43
Jan
3.55
70c
25
July
22%
Jan
31
Feb
Feb
May
33% Aug
42c
Jan
75c
3,000
6c
Aug
14 %c
1,500
17c
Jun
43c
Jan
17c 20%c
93c
98c
96,500
14c
July
25c
Jan
9,600
54c
Jan
36c
36c
867
18c
Jan
38c
19%
25 %
20%
15,667
14
%
Feb
20Va Aug
26
11,383
24%
1.08
25%
1.17
20 Va
Jan
41,940
26
27
825
15% July
28
28 Va
29
135
26
Jan
29%-Aug
May
13 %c Jan
1
74%c
60%c
75c
1
6c
6c
7%c
17c
*
Glacier
Ltd
Mines
Eureka
11%
18 % Jan
1.13
Gold
Estella
Jan
30c
Mines
Sol
11%
1.24
1
1
Com
18c
93c
Warrants
1
17c
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous
*
Players
Fanny Farmer
Federal
Grain
class
A
Class
B
—
2,040
7c
7c
800
_•
3.85
3.55
3.90
1
42c
40%c
43c
10,530
48,100
13c 14%c
1,000
5
25
1
Petroleum
Iron
1,15
27
•
20
-
Kirkland
Fenlmore
25
250
Preferred
Federal
25%
1
Ltd
Oils
Fargo
19"%
•
...
Mines
warrants
1.07
Aug
Jan
Feb
Feb
5.00
11%
Apr
Fibre
1.00
Jan
Flash
7.00
Jan
Fleet
Manufacturing
Ford
Motor
19
Jan
1.05
Aug
-
7c
26 Va
Aug
July
26
-2.10
Apr
Jun
5.05
Apr
July
68c
Apr
IOV4C Aug
23c
Jan
5
July
9
Aug
3.05 July
40c
Apr
64c
Jun
July
5.75 July
Products
common
Fasteners
preferred
500
2.39
Jan
2.90 Aug
3.70
Jan
5.75
Jun
2.50
Feb
Francoeur
Fraser
4.70
6,000
1.35
1.53
11,800
67c
825
67c
Mar
85c
Jan
16c 16 %c
3,500
13c
Jun
22c
Feb
5
3
Mar
3.05 May
6
6
565
2.20
2.10
2.20
5,620
•
95
92%
95
716
64
Jan
Co
•
21%
Gold
*
Cos
Preferred
5
•
Foundation
1.25 Aug
2.90
♦
class
20
-
A
•
common
,
100
1.15
Jan
20%
21%
405
12%
Jan
5%c
5%c
5%c
7.500
5 VbC
Apr
21 Va
21 %
21%
1,095
15%
103
103
10
Jan
Feb
—
43.
12c
24
103% 103%
22c
38%
*
Machine
3.00
4.50
16c
1.10
1
Steel
1.40 July
2.75
1.50
Central Porcupine
1.29
Apr
—1
-
Metals
Federated
3.55 May
2.90
r.
1.25
Jan
67c
.
1.00 May
1
Mines
Mines
Washing
Elder
Jan
Jan
2.42
5.80
Explorers
8,500
1
Nickel
Eddy Paper class A
19
Jan
2.42
*
1.10
1
Mines
Malartic
Economic
67c
167/a Mar
42c
1.05
1
Gas
Minerals
Sullivan
6 3/4 Mar
16
Aug.
1
2.95 Mar
4.60
Trethewey
For footnotes
Apr
13
6c
1
Ltd-.
1.55
26%
77c
Corp
100
37c
Gold
Asbestos
12%
253/4
5.10
Canso Natural Gas Ltd
Canso Oil Producers Ltd
35c
26
1
Jun
143/4 Mar
39 %c
A
Minerals
1.75
1
Canadian Tire Corp com
*
Canadian Utilities pfd (1954 issue)__100
Canadian Vickers
•
Canadian Wallpaper
4
18c
Aug
17c
1.10
1
&
27c
3.75
Feb
10
495
12,748
•
&
79 %c
Emerald
2.25
100
Canadian
Canadian
370
5
2.30
•
common
preferred
Warrants
Canadian Oil
2.00
5
*
•
.
Cos
5
10c
Oils
Canadian Malartic
Canadian
2.00
"
common
Class A
1.75 July
10c
11
•
common
Mines
Oils
64c
9,233
Aug
19c
23.50
Textile
Oils
Duvex
725
*
Mar
3,155
6c
10
•
com
Dyno Mines
•
.
15c
I
17c
10%
•
-
Brewery
3
common.,
12c
26,500
18c
1
com
common
Preferred
Canadian Colleries (Dunsmuir)
Petroleum
14c
1
100
Coal
&
Stores
Dominion
Canadian
_
May
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical
7.30
common
12c
•
.
Steel
Dominion
Jan
&
Aug
1
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Invest
32 3/4
common
6c
Jan
I
2,777
Class A
7%c
10
Bank
Foundry & Steel com
Preferred
Jun
44%
common
Aug
50
69% May
40c
(Western)
Asbestos
Dominion
1.25
42 %
_
100
Jan
-2.50
Mines
43%
Breweries
Aug
Jan
34
•
272
10
"
Canadian Bank of Commerce
150
60
1,279
1
41 %
4.10
116
33
50
7%c
25c
.
Seagrams
41
*
•
42
100
2
Devon-Leduc
Distillers
27c
Canada S S Lines preferred
Canada Wire & Cable class B_:
Canadian Admiral Oil
150
95
49%
1
Minerals
4.35 Mar
2.75
41
Warrants
150
98
150.-,
1
Ltd
Ltd
Producers
400
76
Apr
1
1.40
1
3.75
50
—•
A
Mines
Mines
1.25
Ltd
3.00 Aug
1
;
class
Gold
1.40
36%
20
Mortgage
Petroleum
Jan
5
Mines
Leather
1.40
Warrants
Canadian
Jan
100
-
Coal
Corp
Patricia
D'Aragon
23
Assurance
Canadian Dredge
Canadian Fairbanks
Jun
44c
__
Jan
9
Aug
Davis
Warrants
Canadian Devonian
90c
July
•
300
100
Zellerbach
Decalta
May
17c
1
Trust
Crown
$1.75 preferred
Canadian Chemical
56c
2,000
1
Pershing
Crow's
Celanese
3,730
19c
3.75"
■»
Uranium
Croinor
50% Aug
Canadian
85c
19c
Bit
Croft
Aug
31 % May
Car
3.75
84c
Craig
Jan
3.25
130% Aug
Canadian
3.75
3.65 Aug
Jun
Atlantic
Feb
8.50
Jan
Canadian
8c
100
Jan
Feb
Penhanent
5 %c July
Jun
47
Southern
Jan
550
2.55 Mar
84
Canada
Aug
30c
5%c
2.85
28%
Canada
12%
July
6.70
372
.
10
17c
1,370
450
common-
80
500
3,750
20
Jan
147/b July
14% Aug
14
3,187
—
10% Jan
20c
5%c
3.25
—
Jan
12%
3.55
31
•
4.05
18c
12
7.85
50%
50
_
_
237/8 July
20c
3.00
130%
_
common
July
13%
3.40
124
Oil
1,890
9c
1
;
50%
-
14%
7.55
♦
Preferred
Canada Foils
14%
Jan
3.00 July
•
Mills
Mining
30%
_
14%
16%
July
__j
Imperial
31
B
4,958
B
128%
Preferred
5,560
12c
7.85
1
_
common
Canada Cement
2,767
3.15
11c
•
voting
Coulee Lead
3.80
23%
3.00
13%
(H)
9
Mar
22%
nc
2.65
8 % Apr
Jan
12c
15c
23
3.05
1
Conwest. Exploration
3.55
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Bread
15c
1
__
Flon
12%
-1
Edmonton
Flin
Pete
Copper-Man
Corby
Castle
3.20 Aug
95c
26%
Mining
Brutus ton
Central
Jan
6c
26
Mines
Brunsman
Cariboo
Casslar
1.52
75c
4.05
Oil
Mines
Brunhurst
5%
71,271
9c
92%
Power
Empire
Canada
3.00
Aug
5%
1
Consolidated
British
Calvan
2.86
7
g5C
93
British Columbia Telephone Co
Burns
157/b Aug
Aug
May
1
4.05
B
British
Apr
6 Va
4
*
Packers
Columbia
Class
10%
•
26%
British Columbia Forest Products
British
90
Citra-Lartic
•
American Oil
British
British Columbia Electric 4%
530
350
Cobalt
pfd___100
100
50
Petroleums
Britalta
i
7
15
Apr
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Brilund
Feb
1.74 Mar
11111111*
3.55
73/4C
i
23
Preferred
Feb
25c
July
5%
60c
1
15
-1
12c
Jan
82c
15
1
15
50
*
$2.90 pfd
Co
May
13c
6%
1
•
Lake
Red
Brewis
6c
7,000
1.45 Jan
2 99
50c
Mines
Commonwealth
Bridge Tank
6,650
10,400
7c
May
4%
-
*
Traction ordinary—
High
93c
15
63/4
Mines
Chromium
Jun
'10C
1
Brantford Cordage class A
9,200
Apr
44c 443/4C
6%c
*
Chibougamau Explor
15,178
1
Brazilian
U
-
Jan
7 %
1 20
1 10
_
♦
18c
443/4C
1
*
4)
common
41 %
443/4,
___1
Oct
Chateau-Gai Wines
Chemical Research
4.25
Bordulac
Mine
Petroleum
(expire
Jan
44c48%c
1
1
Bralsaman
Rights
Aug
Chatco
1.15
1
Trust
64c
44c
Bidgood Kirkland
Bobjo Mines
Bonville Gold
Boymar
Uranium
27c
July
July
21c
Chartered
Apr
1
*
1
1
——
Low
21c
•
1.00
1.26 July
40c
Lake
Range Since Jan. 1
High
41% Mar
18c
16c
Low
Centre
22c 2434c
16c
Par
Shares
48% Aug
25
1
v
Beta Gamma Mines
Bevcourt Gold — i
Bibis Yukon Mines
Bralorne
30
High
for Week
Jan
2.30
—1
*
1
*
1
•
50 %
42
27c
*
1
*
beattie-Duquesne
Low
2,260
22c
•
Petroleums Ltd
Bathurst Mining
Bathurst Power class A
Telephone
Bellekeno Mines
Belleterre Quebec
2.40
*
---•
Eata
48%
50 V4
Warrants
Earymin Co Ltd
Base Metals Mining
Baska Uranium Mines
High.
46%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
•
1
101
2.50 Aug
100
Apr
21% Aug
6%c Jan
21%
103
Aug
May
42
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(758)
Monday, August
...
23
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Frobisher Ltd
Warrants
-•
1956) —
100
common
(extended
June
to
Debentures ext to June 1956
Shares
Low
5.10
—1
25c
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5.10
1.06
89
Low
5.40
99c
90
90
3.80
27,501.
655
.
5.40 Aug
Feb
Aug
Long Island Petroleums
1.08 May
July
30c
-
Lux ado
92
..;
Par
High
'
82-
11,220
.
Uranium
.
Mines
—1
Gas Exploration ol
Power
Gatineau
General Motors
class A
Preferred
10 %
7
7
7 %
750
68
64 %
68%
ft.
5.60;.
:——
IIIoo
—>—
1
!
.
80
.
Gold
Yellowknife
Giant
■
God's
1
Mines—
1
29c
_—1
G older est
Golden
10%
'
,
■
commons—
class A
Northern
Great
Class B
1,
Coal
Gulf
Gypsum
Jan
139
Aug
52
52%
48
48%
Jan
53
July
i
7%
7%
450
8
Apr
,
28c
5,825
24c
May
49c
53,500
15c
Feb
29 %c
Feb
28
27%
28
4.50
4.80
4,076
15,100
.
....
183/4
Jan
Jun
Ltd
7.95
Jan
1.65
1.45
1.66
156,868
1.00
Apr
7
7
400
5
Feb
5
..125
5
Feb
9 % Mar
6.10
6.60
I—9C
10
——,——
—
14
1
;
7c
1
—
'
—
6.60
t-
8.25
.
7c
8.50
12,778
7c
•
.,
13%
.
24,000
8.20
6%c
8,500
43%
42%
13c
•
Alabastine
.
6%c
-1
Gold
2,450
17%. 17%
43%
17%
32 ■%
1,103
Jan
II
8.00 Mar
■
11 %C
13c
8%
8%
8%
6%C
6%c
8%c
-L-.
16c
16c
34 %c
34c
36c
12c
10 %c
13C
6%c
6%C
7c
1
Gold
Rock
*
Carpets
Red
Headway
Heath
——
Hibbert
Harrison
mil
Mines
Lake—;
—X
—_—
__i
Gold
;
V
Highland-Bell t
Highwood Sarcee
—
6c
i
15c
Mar
17c
5,000
10c
I
6c
July
3%C
15c
51c
49c
51c
1,780
10c
*
—
9%c
IOC
'
Preferred
Mexican
Hudson
Paper
Mill
May
?
May
<
Mar
51c
8c
*
Aug
16c
July
625
11%
Aug
15c
25%
•
22c
4%c
26%
28% Mar
14c
Jan
•
Smelting.
19%
51
150
45
2.29
300
1.70
Feb
47%
47
47%
1,022
37%
32c
32c
4,500
6.05
6.05
6.25
5c
5c
5%c
17,200
785
—
—
Preferred
Lake
Indian
10
47 3/4
47%
473/4
20
34%
34
34%
4,718
28
9%
9%
10
3,155
9
$2
6%
6%
63/4
200
6
1
i
I
33/4C
46%
48
,46%
47.3/4
7%
——
preferred
Inglis (John) & Co
3%c
47%
1..
common;,-
*
7%
36%
3,383
.•
Mining
International
_1
Metals
class
A
:
100
ft
5
Nickel
Co
common
Preferred
5/100
International Petroleum
9
800
8
460
7
4%
2.05
2.35
21,652
1.95 July
38
2,325
29% Mar
104
104
104
50
43
44
13,341
134»
115
22%
14
27%
28%
60c 80 %C
Mountain
Jacknife
Jasper
Naco
Mines
Oils
Jupiter
2,425
1.40 Mar
80,850
5%c Mar
26%
_*
.8.%
II
2.40
Hosiery
Mar
National
Steel
May
,
National Trust
Negus "Mines ;
Jun
Nesbitt
class
B
Labine
Uranium
New
New
Bidlamaoue
New
Bristol
9
i
Oils
Apr
New
9% Mar
New
Calumet
3.35 Mar
New
Concord
Development—.;
Oil
1
Dominion Oil
j
Aug
New
Jun
New
Apr
14% Aug
28% Aug
New
Lake
1
6,300
33c
389,350
1.48
1.65
2,650
Kirkland
Townsite
23V4
9,845
5c
6C
8,000
18%
4,111
Devon
Copper
New
Kroy
Oils
Goldvue
4%c Aug
10%c
Jan
New
Harricana
3.80
Jan
New
Higliridge
28 %c July
New
Hugh
10c
1.42
Labatt
(John)
Labrador
Lake
Lake
Lake
Jun
Aug
5,500
7c
52c
61c
38c
8,730
12c
1,000
4%C
6c
19,010
20c
23c
1.12
1.05
1.15
13,800
16,300
Mines
205/a
21%
9.50
10%
2,860
64c
63C
65c
7,400
13C
1
Osu
30c
19c
31c
1
5.85
5.70
5.85
1,360
23c
23c 243/4C
9,500
the
Woods
*
35
l
1
A_
~~
33c
July
Aug
2.15 Mar
New
Gold.
;
" """III
Mines
II"III
11111
Petroleum
754
9
100
5%c
5%C
1,450
3%c
900
Newlund
page 43.
24% July
26% May
60
27%
Feb
12 %c 12 %c
4,625
9 %c
Feb
33% Aug ;
14c
Jun
2.05
2.34
73/4C
10c
1.10
2.18
42,325
1.77
Jan
Feb
1.60 Feb
2.70 May
91c
Jan
60c
68c
4,721
55c
2,116
50c
July
17,200
37c
July
75c
Jan
11 %c Aug
30c
Mar
51c
40c
43c
U %c
15c
r.21
1.35
11 %c
13c
2.90
2.98
.7c
34,825
8,685 /
10,710
3,500
750
13c
Mar
11 %c Aug
2.60
Jan
1.20 Jan
1.53 Feb
24 %c May
3.00 Jan
7C
Aug
39c
20c
.July
48c
May
Feb
May
19 %C
Jan
52c
Jan
40c
Jan
13c
J»n
*
■
24c
13c
8lc
20,100
11c
22c
;
3,600
.
12c
25%
35c
Apr
May
10C
July
24c
Jan
15c
Jan
47c
Jan
4%C Aug
19c
1.00
17
7.75
61c
12c
Feb
Jan
July
1.80
Mar
Jan
21% July
10% Aug
Jun
80c
Jan
Feb
21c
Jan
16 %c
Jun
23c
July
5.00
July
28
1.30
3.60
May
Jun
Jun
Jun
6.60
July
Norzone
Rouyn Merger__"
New Ryan Lake Mines
New
Superior
New
Taku
Mines
:
;
Nipissing
Nisto
Noranda
Nordon
.
Mines
Aug
Norlartic
1.70
4.20 Aug
12
Apr
5c
Apr
7%c
Jan
6c
Jan
5c
July
72c
74c
2.800
60c
Jan
74c
Normetal Mining
'
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd
North Canadian Oils
North Inca Gold
•
__IIIIII
•
10c
2,000
6%c Aug
10c
Jan
12c
Apr
520
37%
65
1,290
40%
Jan
3c
4%C
13,833
3c
Aug
Jan
2,100
12c
May
10c
18,500
7c
Mar
10,000
5c
Jun
5%c
Jan
2.55
5,125
1.40
Jan
8c
8%c
5,000
6 %c
80c
Star
"
Oil
Mines
Feb
3.00
Jun
O'Brien
1.20
Feb
Office Specialty
47
May
65% Aug
5%c Feb
Gold
85c
6,500
57c
May
July
.
IIIIIl
3
~~~
r_~ 1
pref
Selections
Okalta Oils
6V2c
7c
2,000
8c
10c
15,000
2.75
2.90
2,810
12%c
12c
17c
234,100
-»45
3.00
3.50
32,600
5%c
in
13c
~~"l00
8c
5,500
9
o
J&n
Apr
9c
Jan
2.11 Jan
20c
9%
1,470
3.00
3.15
1,700
12c
15c
15,500
4J/2c
5c
4,000
92
5c
92%
70
31c
35p
13,100
6%
6%
10
6c
3,500
72c 76 %c
10,400
8c
2.35
9c
1.78
Aug
Feb
Aug
Jan
5%c July
6
2.15
Jan
Jun
10c
Jun
4%c
Jan
92
Aug
20c
Jan
12%c Mar
19c
May
89c
Aug
9%c Jan
7%c
Feb
19c
Jan
714c Jan
18%cMay
25c
Feb
4.25 Apr
Jun
May
jn'y
2.85 J""
12c
Jan
85c Aug
75
Jun
25 %c Jan
19c
12c
q
1/2'c
10
%c
15c
3.15
J8"
Jun
18c
Feb
3.50
Aug
16c
Jaj
9%Ju1£
3,15
25c
9C
92%
Jun
Aug
tl
Feb
2
34^
*
I
Ri/
*
1
11111111"!
Zi
orp
21*
;
~
21"
*
6c
13
ioiZ»
•
10 %c 12 %c
3%c
131
13
1.20
4c
1.31
50
3,000
15,000
6,350
6%
Feb
6c
Jun
60c
Mar
11 y4
Mar
Feb
7c
3%c July
1.15 July
50c
Ja"
8
Ltd
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
2 80
•
~
Oakville Wood
Obaska Lake
23c
nc
9c~
i
Aug
9%c
64
16c
6%c July
Nudulama
6,500
72c
10c
6,200
2.10
5c
IIIIIII
;
9%c Mar
Aug
1
65c 67 %c
4,736
2.40
_
i
Mines
4.25 May
1.50 July
56c
Jan
39,700
58
Jan
17,000
Feb
May
22,800
11c
2.75
9%C Aug
1.80
49,850
9c
9c
12c
10c
3.100
1,083
12c
2,000
2,434
3.00
2.00
4%c
Apr
"74
2.90
10c
Jun
4%c
13c
Trinity
Northland Mines (1940)__
Northwestern Utilities Ltd
1.65
July
8%c
12c
20%
lie
Jun
4 %c
1,250
73%
Jan
2.00
4c
9,500
1
1.
Norgold
Jan
58,000
5%c
93/4C
IIIIIIIIIII*
Corp
35
4%c
4c
7%c '
1
Gold
Feb
16c
IIIIIl
1
IIIII~~i
IIIIIl"_1
I~
1
Mines
Mines
Nor-Acme
15%c
9c
9c
;
<__*
Thurbois
Yellowknife
3,644.231
2.50
1
Canada—IIIIIIl
of
89c
4%c
1
l
12
Oils
•
1
Senator
New
s
*
_4_1
New
5.000
4 %c
j
IIIIIl
Oils
11c
24 c
>7c
6%C
lie
__i
Richfield Petroleum.r.
Nib
6c
2,250
5,500
9%c Mar
25C
Aug
Aug
Apr
Explor__
Pacalta
28c
9
2%c
Ltd
New
New
Jun
20c
Mylamaque
New
4%c July
Jun
Mines
New
Apr
Mar
6%c Mar
5,500
222.450
5c
5c
New
60c
1.02
107,500
5%c
16 %c 23 %c
10 %c 12 %c
9%c May
Gold
Jan
90c
Aug
Aug
Jan
20c
July
Aug
Marlon
July
Apr
May
18c
12c
13c
Morrison
Apr
3,850
15,200
75c
New
9%c
20c
16c
56,246
July
19
20c
12c
14c
17%
45%
Mar
1.03
250
44%
Jan
70c
1.00 Aug
13,930
'1.99
13c
Feb
28 %c
14c
20%
4C
19,050
1.00
2.69 July
7%c May
9,100
75c
20%
44%
42,000
'
33c 35 %c
_♦
North
1
1.38 May
II__i
'II
IIHI_IIIIIi
North
__
see
26%
33%
;
16% July
•
~~
26
Mines
14% May
65c
Jun
7% Jan
32%
U
Larder
Jan
•
Jun
2.09 Jun
July
Jun
6c
1
12% Aug
Apr
July
15
A_I_—I" "•
Class B
1,200
1,135
57c
28
5% Aug
1.40
5c
10%
,_IIII~"»
class
Lomega Gold
4.20
5V8C
Jan
10c
150
6c
Mar
4,000
535
II—IIIHIl
Gold
For footnotes
3.90
Jun
May
12 %c
1
Gold
Lencourt Gold
125
10
27 Vo May
■6c
13%
1
358
22c
6c
16%
3.00
1,320
_Il
16
*
4,200
28
6%
_•
—
13%
-.
43 c
12%
1.59
;_l
;
16%
—
13% July
6
Hi
1
j.
13%
2
12% July
1
•
_
;
40 %c Feb
Jan
15c
•
^
Malartlc.
Warrants ;
class
Preferred
Little Long Lac
Loblaw
Groceterias
199
700
3%c
.
Apr
July
2.60 Aug
Jan
1.45
1
3
Acceptance
Warrants
35
1.45
9
*
Laura Secord
Laurentide
4.20
32
1.43
*
Lapaska Mines
Liberal
41,250
1
»
Leitch
2,225
_l
Mines
Lexindin
14c
Mines
Lamaque Gold
Lang £ Sons
Lapa Cadillac
Lavalie
1,005
Mining
Shore
Wasa
Luz
21%
9.90
1
i.
Lingmgn
Lake of
La
•
5c
Feb
16 % Mar
7,820
6c
Mining & Exploration
Dufault
Lake
Lake
Ltd
19 %
1,600
21 %c
20c
5c
9c
1
Ltd
9
July
2.05 Aug
27%
Zl
New
85C
11%C
28%
July
1
Fortune
Aug
8c
l
.
Mines
5
30Va July
Jan
12
.'
80 %C
70c
1
Keno
Kristina
16% Aug
Jan
.
9%
1
Petroleum
Mar
72c 72 %c
'
Klondike
10,600
18
40c
Jan
Jun
■'
6,600
28c
40c
;
53c
11%
50c
Dickenson Mines
Warrants
New
Kirkland
15
24J/4
25
.
9% Mar
Jan
Mar
,
May
17% Mar
425
50c
-__
Laguerre Mines
—
7
335
*
i
New
8c
May
1,175
_i
Petroleum
Jason
—
2.15 Feb
15
1,500
-
_•
Continental
Kelore
85c
14 %c Apr
15% July
41c
49,125
.
"
38
New
*
.
Feb
Jan
Aug
Apr
'
New
l
2.75
v
May
16c
1
Jan
._1
>
75
•
Mines
British
Jan
Hudson
.
1
73c
Kirkland
43c
13%
_i
23c
Keyboycon Mines
..
8%
_1
Alger
Aug
26c
Keymet Mines
27
Feb
14
145
2.60.
1
Mar
7%c July
22
9%' Mar
67c
:
42c
_1
,
29 %c May
16c
May
5c
Apr
9% Mar
,
10
4,800
18%
.
_•
r.
361,631
1
,;
10%
1,435
....
*
Car
11c
1
Aug
10
1
8%c
Gold
Jan
1.40 Aug
1
250
25c
55c 69 %c
Kenville
'■
July
11%
_•
10c
Kerr-Addison
-
1U5
_•
8%c
8%c
8.00
Apr
5J%c Aug
.
.
1,700
16c
62c
7c
44c
July
1.75
25
8
13%
10c
23
Feb
Feb
26c
Feb
18c
>160
_,
43c
11%
8%c
7%c
Feb
2.50
v
.
14V4. Jan
4,000.
15,000
8
5
1
1
45c
<
,
.....2,300...
17
;
Petroieum
26%
23c
1'4
-
20
National
135%
1.73
•
200
8,200
15%
-."17
_i
common
Aug
Jan
10c 15 %c
Kayrand Mining
1.60
.
Expiorahons Ltd
Jan
12% Aug
20"% Jan
1.68
Kelvinator
5 %c
5
Delhi
11c
1.50
2.65
.
30%
Grocers
Davies
1.68
•
2.60
I :14
Preferred
New
1
Ltd
23c
>
•
Oils
20c
6%
6,500
;
16%
National
New
5%c
•
1,000.
49c
16
National
Aug
5c
Ltd
.
22%
com
1
Mines
1
47c
Chemical
<&
Ltd
Jonsmith
•
22%.
•
:
Gold
Joburke
20c
8%
8%
8%
*
Aug
5c
Joliet-Quebec
17,200
Feb
5%, Jun
-
44
•
(1939)
95c
,"2,673,-
;
—
Drug
104
80%c
-
500
.7
29%
-Preferred
Feb
1
Gold
;.
1
Mar
4.60
•
5%
15%
Ltd
National
.
Jan
50c
Oil
Jellicoe
Jet
Mines—
Jan
-.7
:!
26%
Jan
19
22,900
Island
,
Jun
14c
26c
>
.
£
Jan
128%
7,370
28 %
3.00
43c
s
,
2,
25
Brass
34 %
300
Jan
J.un
common
96
2,495
13%
Jun
66% Apr
11% Mar
Apr
2.60
preferred
47% Aug
Aug
21%
Jan
5q
200
43c
Jun
5c
Mar
8
35%
133%
30c
6j/4C
.
_
;.
Mar
i.
Aug
48
Jan
2.25
134
Aug
>
9c
'
Knitting common^
Moore Corp
Aug
7% May
Jan'
39
•
Jun
2
,
5.80
.«
:
Multi-Minerals Ltd
10%
3%c July
••"34%
210
Interprovincial Building Credits Ltd—*
Interprovincial Pipe Line
,_5
Jan
Aug.
31,989
,£
»
common
j.
49
Jan
44
Preferred
International
;;
,
July
101
July
...
6
Jan
18
19 %c Apr
48,100
j
36
Jan
38
A
53
;
Jan
37
Feb
1
Jan
17c
2
21c
47C
"
Inspiration
6,200
_
-u
7.50
.1.49
Morrison
46
Jan
43
1,500
"
37c
6.95,
:
Jan
8.20
Feb
47%
—___>
Acceptance
Feb
;
♦
9% May
18c
5.50
18V2c
5%C
:
Montreal Locomotive
.
10%c Jan
Mar
8%
Industrial
91
4,000
44c
22 %C
51c
Aug
46
—£1
Jan
37c
■ „
Feb
10c
14,600
-
1.50
44c
___
2.50
July
6.05
*
—
_
Jan
2.
20 c
7.45:
_1
$13.
1
48 %
-
4%C Aug
44%
Oil
Imperial
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
39c
1.30
1.30'
:
Apr
51
Jan
27c
.
3,715
1
Feb
Aug
26% Aug
Jan
_
__
3.30
common
1
6%c
Jan
315
50
45%
—
3.30
1
;
25c
Jan
2.25
1
_
12%
275
.
9c
;
15c
52c
26 % Mar 2'
j
360
:.13C
*
_1
s
&: Gas.
National
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life
8%c
1
Containers
Monarch
Aug
18% Aug
Jan
10%
July
4%c
2.29
Petroleums
37,%c
112c
Corp
Class
50
Jan
6.85
& Refining Ltd
Oil
Husky
,
•.
:
Minda-Scotia
Modern
4,553
133,520
2,200
; Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Hy-Charger
<39c
5
,
2,000
6
<
■
';
Aug
65c
'1
Aug
3,25 Aug
_8V4C Aug
63%-; .,•>-265.
;6
8%C
__——
Milton Brick
Mining
5,842
common
&
t
6c
,
13c
50
-
'
170 Apr
.
July
7%
;>
1,290^2;
,101
•-^63
Feb
18c
210.r
1QC 10 %c,,
•
_l
City Petroleum
Jan
50
4%c
8c
,
.3,299
..
33%..
IIIIIl
Midland & Pacific Grain—j_—______
-
Jan
7.15
1—50
Mining
1QC
IIZII5
L
___;
Midcon: Oil
:
7%c
18%
——
Bay
.*
—____i
Light; & Power
30c
17
21c
—
Hoyle Mining
17%
,\ 32
.'100
;
Jan >
26C
Aug
21c. July
>1,000..
3.50
i
1
Aug
23% Aug
11.85 Aug
,10c Feb:
:
8%C
17%
33-%
22
•
May
6.85
1
Smith
Howard
3.50
Petroleum
Mindamar
7.15
—
2
"
10,725."
.
>
7,_, Jan ,• s s: 9%
Aug'
90 2^ Jan;j 101 %
Aug
Aug
24%c Jan
,
,; ,3,700
15 c
*-
Apr
2.40 Jun
Jan
17%
Yellowknife
Gold
Hosco
3,700
12,700
56c
_.7c
2; 4,000
8%
8%c
I
Merrill Island;
Feb
_5
j_.
2:
■
18c.£ 19C;
,:8%
>176
•
I6I4C Jan
,
...
.25,000 \
14c.I
13c
—L—;*
Lake..:
•
9c,
.
HIi00
Meta Uranium Mines
30c
2,000
A
6c .Feb».
1.31 Mar
2%c July
...
„„
139,600
'
2——
Mills.'
26c
48
Homer
"
il3c:
1
Mentor Exploration
13 %c
•
Consol
Oil
Home
:
•—
—5
Gold
13c
.
i'.J
1.60
5,500
.11,500
-
6c
28%c.f,35c._
; .22c 22 V2C
A'——:
Moneta Porcupine
Hollinger
8 %C
8%
Lake—_—
Red
3%c Aug
5,500
,
>
Mar
.
ni.650"
99% 101 %„.
—
—
Red
Merrill
7
45c
Jun
11,000
8,500
July
1.26 Mar
:*^%.i'v9%^.
83/4c:
;
r__ 1
Drilling
Mercury
21c
Jan
24,200
.
Jan
9c
18.C
1*97 Jan 2
68c
Feb'.::
■
.
17%c Jan
Aug
505
Feb
9
Feb
69,620
3 %C
14c •
mil
7%
250
1
24c
11 %c July
1,800
,
13 %c
—I.
•
High Crest Oils Ltd—
4%c,„.
—
Mclntyre Porcunine
McMarmac
43% Aug
Jan
:
-
„
1.85
.9%V ;
..
jL 1
—
*
Preferred
Hard
Harding
Ltd
—
McWatters
Jan
10%c Jan
53/4C July
„
7,0005 *
7c; 7%C;,;
lOlfc-t
"100
McCollFrontenac, common
,-McKenzle
Jan
12c
6%c Aug
„
Jun
14 %
Apr
19,400
_
1.53.1.61;.
,
.„
18c
class
Grain
-
.
7.20 Mar
14
.4,600
300
5.55 Aug
14
McCabe
Mclvor
9% Max
5
s
1.66 Aug
7
Feb
:.r'
Jun
200
17% Jan
23%,'. .>5,170 > ...17% Jan
1.67-
»
——
Mines
Preferred
4.80 Aug
17%
Jun
12c
41c
38,500
u
42c
Mar
1.10 Jan
28c
>.,1.45 Mar
i.31,605
llc_.
18c
;
Jan
7%c Aug
^4,500
1.82...
,23
,
-—
Consolidated
McDougall-Segur'
28% Aug
.3.95
...
.'
1.61
Ltd
Oils
Matachewan
Maybrun
Jan
21c
*,
Lime &
i
Maxwell
26c
•
Mines
Lake
97
19c
—
Lead
Gwillim
95
Feb.;,
13c
r 16,375;
22%;: 23..,
,
23
.--l;
——
Mining Corp Ltd<__—
Marwayne
Feb
134
7
23
5%c
.-
—
—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
6c
1
Trust
Gunnar
7%c
I
July
IIIIi
A—
class
Grldoll Freehold
•
Apr
3%c July'
28c,.Jun
,
'
—_——4.-—-;:
Oils Ltd
Marigold
Maritimes
20 %C Aug
4.75
—i
Guaranty
Jan
26c
;
Ut.il
58c
3,000
-
.
'7%c^
•
Malartlc —:—
Gold
Marcus
<
Apr
21c
•
common,:
G'as
Preferred
Jan
1.91
...
1.78
1.75: *
—1
—1.
Maroenor
131
—J
—-—
*——
Maple Leaf Milling common——:_.
Jan
11,500
3c
--1
;—_
1
Jan
3%c
—-
'
3%c
■r.
Eastern.,—_—_—
&
r
Jan
12 %c
.
14,500
•
65c !
.38c
..
1.80;"
.
23 %c Feb
July
29 %c Mar
210,740
Manitoba
3%c
"
•
Grass
Sweet
West
15c 20%c
Goldfields
Malar tic
i
; 3c
—
1
_.
-
Magnet .Consolidated
Jan
3%c
3%c
IIIIl
Pauer
Lakes
Great
Great
39c
18 %c
;♦
Mines
Granuines
;
1—50
'
Great Plains Develoument-.L
■vfc
8,150
39c-
__
Bousquet
Great
f
40c
July
5c
1.35 Mar;
58c
9%C
38c
1
——
Class B' _—1—
jun
1.00
-t
Mines
Madseri Red Lake Gold Mines_*__:i
Apr
9.70
1.91
i'
61c
«
MacLeod-CockghuttE: Gold Mines—
MacMillan & Bloedel class A
i
Aug
37c
1,
8%C
1
High
6%c Aug
'
9%c Jan
Aug
10c
'
,
104
,
Jan
Mar
1,500
1
Tire
7.70
21c
1
16%
Jun
—-
—
Mines
Explorations
Mackeno
.
Aug
7.00
.
July
65c
5,900
—1
Preferred
Graham
6c
1.70
mil
Gordon Mackay
8,000
6c
1.62
•
Mining
Goodyear
lie
6c
1.66
_—1
Mines
Goldora
Goodfish
10c
•
18,400
43,750
80
July.
Marr.
4c
\
2,390
74c
32c
1
—
Porcupine
Goidhawk
"
8.35
69c
22c
"
_—1
*
Manitou
Goldfields Uranium
;
70c
—
Gold Eagle Mines—'
.
8.15
8-35
•
Gold.
Lake
Goldale Mines
10%
.100
v
70 %
Jan
4.80
12,200
""
Jan
58
95
5%C
:
353/4
...
Macfie
Feb
7% July
Jan
Mines,
2. 20,900 2"
v 16c
I ,1.85
1.90
Macdonald
July
"July
13
Jan
5%
445
103
5C
57/eC
718
1121
Jan
5.55
Macassa
Jan
26 %
Jan
_.:104
1,216
1,370
11%
102%
■
..
5.80
11%
11%
common——
a
78
5.45
79%"
1
,—
25
110% 110%
78c
July
203/4
6,505
•
—
29c
.,2,333
26%
9.90
—
—
Geneva Lake
12,050
9.95
3
Wares
Steel
General
26%
35c
110 %
1
General Petroleum
26
1
•
Dynamics
General
31c
38c i-
,
3,850
15c
7%c
25%c Aug
11,800 .—16 %C Apr
II100
—
T—
General Bakeries
23c 253/4c
.
35c
•>»
;
L
Ltd.
Mines
%:
alberta
common—
preferred
5%
Geco
—.——
Range Since Jan.
Low
8c
7%c
...i6c y
-
High
35c
37c
—I
.
Shares
7c
.
Goldfields*—
Louvlcourt
Jan
for Week
Low
r
,
Lynx Yellowknife
Exploration
Gal twin
Range
of Prices
'
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
■
Par
ENDED AUGUST 20
Sales
Week's
Mar
9V2C
j3°
18c
lie
1.96
Aug
^
jan
^
'
Number 5353
180
olume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(759)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
\
'
■
"'STOCKS
'
Friday
.
Last
;
Sale Price
P«>-
WarranLs
3C
2.66
10
—
.
Pyrites Co Ltd
Steel common——_—
openiiska Copper Mines—
Orange. Crush
:
Osisko Lake Mines
*
\71C
•
*
1
*
Ontario
Ontario
_i
». .
■
Low
Jan
6,000
3c
July
4%c
Jan
7,100
1.90
73c
10,975
23
2.30
4.25
25,910
71c
23'
•' 2.16
2.22'
4.25'
4.00
600
-
2.95 May
July
95c
Jan
24 ¥4
60c
Jun
97c
Jun
2.56
Juu
1.00
3.25
.»
Jan
May
•
Aug
4.45
Feb
Finance
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8.10
65
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514,0'
30c:
Transcontinental
Paymaster Consol >;
3.20
500
7C
1,000
" 49c
;
43c
Apr
46c
!Mar
llC
JftU
Jan
38c
Jun
3.00
■
.
Jun
7c
Aug
49c
3,200
50c
55c
.
Feb
84c
11c
5.00 Mar
12c
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1.00'
Aug
33 V2c
28,650
Feb
55c ! Aug
Jan
"
Gas
Nat
River
""ace
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5,505 i
4.75
41''
41
3.50 Aug
5
40
8.40 Mar
42
Apr
11
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11
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10
July
4100
99%
100
295
99
July
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" 3.85
41
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Pershcourt
i
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Peruvian
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lOc
1
•
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v
9c
1.3Q
1.05
45c
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41c
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Crow
Pickle
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*
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100 %
Aug
1I%C*
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1
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United
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Apr
62c
-
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45
1—
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Quebec
Copper
Nickel Corp
Quebec
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Radlore
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Red
Poplar Gold
Reef
Regcourt
Reliable
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B
Roxana
Roy
Western
.
19%
13c
16,250
02c
15,300
10c
56c
97c
32,320
54c
Mar
11,725
12c
July
9,000
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Apr
6,500
3%t:
Lawrence
13c 13%c
9,100
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2.60
,
440
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(10541
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Sigma
Mines
Simpsons
bomerville
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10c
Feb
21c
6c
53,600
5c
Aug
18c
Feb
993
37%
Jan
40%
8c
*
2.40
16,775
2.90
11%
8 %c
4c
•-
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Stanwell
oil
500
Starratt Olsen
Stedman
Steel
of
Taylor,
Texas
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__
98,910
Mar
44c
12%
51%
46c
36'A
50
12 %
July
13%
Jun
200
47 "2
Feb
53%
Jun
40o
May
95c
'JLl
10%
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37c
__
12%
5J %
42c
12%
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46c
36%
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62c
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,
23%
36%
51
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General
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Works
L-.
com
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Aug
25c
Feb
2,188
18'/a
5,650
4 %c
10c
28,260
6.50
13(5
17c
II,300
153,055
18
ll%cll%c
2.65
2.55
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24%c Aug
18%
3.90
.
,
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49c
1
1.64
16%
20
0
<
22%
51
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51
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11c
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19
2.10
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1.00 ' 1.00
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20
20
44c
50c
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1.65
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2.1G
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-
;
41
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Feb
1.95 Aug
Jan
1.14
-
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10c,
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2.00 Apr
50
245
1.65
T
15%
20
J01.
5.000
10c
1.400
1.05
9.125
1.00
May
Jun
May
Apr
Apr
Aug
Jan
May
Feb
34c
v
Feb
26% July
1.00
3.75 July
16.'1634
35 '/4! 35%
25
25
'
21%
22%
130
6,316
450
9,153
45
Jail
24
Aug
38% July
13c
10c
8.75 July
28c
Jan
May
18
Apr
Jan
105
20c
Feb
Jan
Feb
2.70
8 "2
1 83
1.22
Jun
Aug
Aug
lie
Aug
Jan
12
Jhii
7.800
12c
May
25
13.000
5.300
180
High
10%
34%
10%
Vinegars
30
5,190
7%
Jan
972
24%
Jan
29,805
8%
Canadian
Bronze common-
General
Canadian
j
Indus
Preferred
14%
112
104%
112
330
6.75
6.50
6.75
2,620
21
21%
2,025
I
Western
Lumber
Dalhousie
—
Paper
Canada
of
Securities
com
Paper
—5
Utilities
International
Interprovincfal Utilities
—
Ontario
8c
Jan
18
Jan
25
Jan
61c
98
Apr
4,150 '
20% July
33
35
170
33%
042 ;
54
35%
28% Mar
8%
8%
425
34
Third
Canadian Gen
—
700
40
40%
1,220
34
5.85
Feb
'
33
50c
!
375'
1
Jan
>.
20 V*
5.00 Feb
FOOTNOTES
*
No
s
Odd
Mar
par
Jan
year's
d Deferred
1.20 Mar
1.70
Jun
Jun
16%
Aug
In
130
30
Apr
35% Aug
175
10
Jan
25
Jun
f Flat
350
17
Jan
23
Jun
r
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FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
sale
(not
included
'
59c
Jan
27
Jun
Aug
r
delivery
sale
(not Included
year's range).
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sale
Issued.
x
fnclnded
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MARKETS
dividend
to unlisted
privileges.
(Un) Admitted
In
range),
price.
AND CANADIAN
t Ex-liquidating
value.
lot
Ex-rights,
a
Rx-stock
dividend.
1 Aug
34
1
Jan
July
48c
3,200
26%
26%
Ltd
23 Va
697
34
50c
33
Consolidated
4.80
200
5%
5%
Invest—
Stores
Feb
Jun
41% July
Jan
32
Aug
4.50 Aug
3.50 Jan
3.55
Aug
38% July
.
1
Vukon
Zeller's
Jun
1,671
4.85
8% Jun
55
Jan
30%
55
4.50
77 Va Aug
36 % July
Jan
28
1,955
34
37% May
-
Jan
6
34%
1
4.75
July
'
10O
55
40
Bros
35 %
Jan
890
Aug
20% Aug
•
Jan
73 Va
4.25
Price
23%c' Apr
160
Apr
15%
37
Consolidated
Oreille
*
July
13c
1,000'
20
53%
common
Pa to
Pend
Apr
Aug
2,422
4.85
Flour
Ogilvie
2,491
140
36%
Aug
1.70
58 %
20%
37
Paper.
75
Jan
19%
53%
Inc
Loblaw
Minnesota
Aug
Feb
1.00 Mar
40%
33%
■
Jun
6
12%
Jun
625
72%
73
34
78
Juh
64
320
15c
.
Jun
75
57%
91 Va Aug
Mar
4,40
10
34%
-7%
common.
70
32%
32%
*
—
International
Feb
1.60
19c
*
*■
Steel
Hayes
Aug
26% Aug
20% July
135
135
20%
Mar
25
1.26
55
15c
.a
Aug
36
29 y4
Aug
1.20
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-
—
16 Va
Jan
23%
90 '/a
70%
55 %
Jan
210
•
21% Aug
Jan
May
420
11%
Aug
7.35 Feb
32
30
5%
10%
*
Aircraft
Bridiro
Dominion
DuPont
.'
Oil
deHavllland
5%
11%
*
5
•
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Coast Copper
5%
<■
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112;
v
13 %
3,0 59
;
71
71
*
-
91%
16% Aug
Feb
17
305
26%
91%
31 V« May
.
Jan
5.00
70
29%
25%
26%
—100
—
Canadian
Consolidated
2o%
•
10% July
,
Jan
87
420
35%
35%
Ltd com new—1*
(1.954)
new
Canadian
Canadian
21
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1
Invest
Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian
16%
;
.
♦
—
High
35% Aug
Jan
25
250
♦
15%
*
Dominion Sugar
&
1
Low
<
1
preferred
1st
Range Since Jan. 1
*
?
■
July
2.65
35c
13%
Feb
27c.
Sales
•
5
Co common
Brown
Thrift
51
Aug
Jan
22ft Mar
Curb Section
8hares
33%
Jun
July
94c
,
for Week
33%
3.90 Aug
25
300
Aug
Range
10%
.
Jan
Jan
Mar
13c
1.10
Feb
16,500
,;
Aug
9c
Week's
Low
:::za
Jan
18c
July
May
,
65c
of Prices
27%
Jan
36%
36%
14c
^
—_____!
80c
Jan
1.000
23'/2
Mar
Jun-
4.025
3.60
21% July
12c
36%
5c
7.80
Jun
29%
23
1
J,
14% Mar
35c
30c
lie'
;
,
345
10% July
Anr
-
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Tip Top Tailors
Tombili Gold
Torbrlt Silver
,2,700
11%
20
103V2 103V2
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Calgary
2,847
2,700
23'/2
17%
__
18
——_50
Exchange
Last
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Jan
10c
Feb
1,360
14V2c
3.70
5%c
900
*
Apr
Apr
6.500
4V4c
7.50
4>/2c
1.96 Mar
Jan
2,213
'
14c'
13c
Corp
Canada
Jan
65c
12c
23 Va
.7.75 1
1.20 1
i
Asbestos
Canada
9
25c
24%
16%c>
common..
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-
Jan
Canadian Fonda
Canadian Pulp Sr, PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop—
Aug
9%
Hlc
55c
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2.60
V
40
2,199
;
ll'Ac
.
13 Vac
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July
1.20
1.500
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10c
•
.
751
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20c
19c
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.
1
Metal
OaiuMlian
24%c
24VA
20c
50c
.
63c
5.15 Aug
1.05
11%
10%
20%
40c
'
ll>/4
l._*
2.50
65c
11c 11 %c
1
'
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Aug
6.00
5%c July
,
.
.150
2.50
65c
Par
Jun
13,450
.
2.50
11c
A
Friday
Jan
I3%c ."15c
'
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»
class
Sale Price
Aug
11c
6.15
'
;
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Elevators
3.75 May
51
87c
5.40 July
3
Toronto
Jan
796
99c
Feb
18c
Mar
22c
500
•
5.80
25«
f
July
5.65
.
.23,500
60,305
STOCKS
Jun
1.45
30
'
8 %C
6 V»c
Feb
Aug
Aug
,
101
Apr
l.Ob
,
1.95
Toronto Stock
2.20 May
53
29 %
:1
Thoronson-Londmark
Aug
Jan
_'_1
-
Gold
83c
Feb
1
7 VaC
1
Zonmac
Jun
24
1
^
Pearson
Class
13%
Mar
23%
-
Ltd preferred™.
Toronto Iron
11
260
i
—
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Teck-Hughes
50
250
Gold
^
Tandem
15
13y2
201,855
'
7,620
16,100
Jan
29y4
L
Tnlel,
Tamblyn
15
15%
'
103
4.85 Aug
1.78
Mines
JUU
Apr
1.50
5.15
29%
Mines
fwit.son Industries
'
2.53
14
*29
♦
1
Preferred
"
Jan
35
__
Jan-
4.95
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Super test (ordinary)
•
21,673
r
27V2
''
Superior Propane Ltd pfd
Svlvamte
8c
2.40
„
Aug
98 Va
1
5
420
1.56
60% Aug
2.22
,
6c
3,000
1.95
Feb
'
Feb
f
j
12
Feb
39Vac
B
Knitting
Jau
■
9c
7%
1
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»
1.85
-
Feb
5%c Aug
,
6%c
1
,
15%c
—__1
Steeloy Mining
;
Steep Rock Iron JUi"es
Sudbury Contact
Surf
:
28
—
Cons
■
•
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5.10
*
Canada
«"lHv»n
•
York
10Vac Feb
■
75c
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Bear
Feb
Jun
__
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Bros
; Jan
9c
1
75c
.'
4.90
Jun
9c
97%
•'
101
Jan
,
9%c
Jun
5V«c
an
19%
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Mar
Ltd
7 Vac
80c
40%c July
6%c Mnr
V
10
*
4.90
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4%c Jun
Oct
-r"'
(1944)—
t6c
101
2,69 Aug
5,680
12
103
4.85
48% Aug
Feb
17c
2J;'»tt: May
47c
common
Gas
Ju'ly;
7%c May
<1
5,500
103
May
July
3.254July
13 Va
Jun
-/<:'
'
455
9%c
July j
10%
4,685
-.2.500
60
*
7c
103
Unii
'
1.100
1—
7c
Mar
47% Aug
Apr
8,765
j„_i
Standard Paving
Yellorex
1.20
"
__a
1,000
2,000
7%c
&
Yankee Canuck Oil
37%
20
valley
Southham Co
Spooner Oils
7c
5%C
1.70
12c
8c
l*
7c
11%
95c
!,
1.20 July
10,100
42c
5%c
_♦
Feb
2,700
-
1
45c
42c
12
5.80 Mar
1
Mar
48
25
100
preferred
,36c
.
38% July
Aug
Jan
5%C
•
,—100
Jan
3.80
Mar
19%c May
22V» Jun
Feb
33.
533,100
37c
Ciass
« *-r 10%
Snnrut
j
Jun
23
Jan
95%
2.69
1.78
Yilkeno
51
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Jan
Apr
33c
July
17%
110
48%
38c
Fob
50ya.
common.!
Aug
39c
7%c
Jan
1.34
1
;
20%
,
-.lie
.
34%
48%
2.65
1
Jan
8c
preferred
52
Jun
914
'
102% 102%
Zinc
Lead
Vale
Mar
50»/2
j,
8.00 Aug
July
...13c
1,400
11,550
67c
•
19c
49'A
—„—
20c
110
.
46 %
1
Hi
38
4.30
46
.
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20c
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*
38
4.00
63c
]
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Aug
2,725
'
1 i-\
new
"
2,560
J,--;
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May
65% Aug
,
3®kc July
•r
63
50
Alexander
Wood,
2%c
Jan
A
pfd
Gold
(G
July
,.9Vhc July
,lnu
;
Mar
13
Jan
40% Mar
—.
'
7,350
46
1
Gold
Yellowknii'e
1.55
1
•
1st
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred
May
15%
>
35',
44%
l.(,d
(N)
21
Feb
Mar
495
Mines
Gold
Slater
15
1.48
•
'
Jan
50c
t
Jan
1.65
—1 •/;' 5.75
SJ'r-r,„ond Dairies class
Siscoe
Wood
60%
9934c
i.
:
Winora
Jan
1.24 May
74c
May
3,100
Mining
Class B
Apr
3.20
9,720
(Quebec).
Silver-Miller
7Vac
90c 99%c
1.85
common
■
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Apr
.Ian
1.43
7%c
1.%
Breweries
23c
58%
_50c,'"
Voting trust ctfs
13c
20%
100
Larder
Windward
12c
...
1.70
Sherritt Gordon
21%
20%
64c
July
May
'i
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1
207-
21%
•
Petroleums
lc
3%c
16y2
2.35
*
Wilricb
'9c
2.50
„
11
L75
com
Jun
2.20
15% May
4.30 Mar
2,500
II %c
1
1
13
Mines
:
,
<1,000
1,085
4.30
1.00
—50.K50%
& Po'wer
Class A preferred.—
52
1
1.43
Petroleums-
Shawinigan Water
Shawkey
52
20c 20 %c
20c
Winchester
58%
"
.
Jan
21
Jan
.50.
1,775
20c
Wllfcsey-Coghlan
1,000
9%c
50c
Aug
0 00
i
7,860
8
700
Jun
2,633
\
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Oils
6,763
65 Yt
4c
May
Apr
';18
5c
3%c
1
Freehold
12 Va
62
38
Mines
9,000
;
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^"''uritv
8c
Apr
25c
2,500
F '
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,,
13% July
25c
•
—
White Hardware
Willroy
Feb
v, 14
.
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20% May
1.57 Aug
8,400
430
,
4c
73c
11% Aug
100
Preferred
43%' 44%
5%c '
43%
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Gold—
19
50
21
7%
I
A
Ltd
Tungsten
12cl2V4c
,
lc
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Scarfe class A
Jan
6%c Apr
1,500
11%
52
20%
1.05 July
520
12c
-1
Feb
20%
(Geo) common
10c ll'/ac
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,
5.10 Aug
Feb
2.30
67.925
Aug
1.00 Mar
13% Mar
15 7^.15
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Gold-
River
Sapphire
16c
Mar
37c
3,292
10c
Mar
2.50
13,950
i' 4%C*-4%C
1
Corp
Antonio
1.20 July
Mar
■
San
12c
Jan
3,300
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1
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class
7y2cMar
<
2.65
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x.
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5c'
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1,000
85c
W'.
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common
14V4
140
21 %
Leaseholds
7%c
9c
i
Tnduat.rlea
Jan
Jun
8,187
i
11 %c
Western
4,740
96c
10
Ryanor Mining
July
1.07
3c
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Western
3.80
3.05 July
85c
90c
11c 14 V2C
66c
71c
4.70
5.10
40c
44c
19%
20
44c
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14
3,025
65
Products
Westeel
Weston
1
,
jun
7%
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7%c
■
•
_
1.01
25c
i-
11%
Ashley
3.45
5.00
,
•
Rundle Oils
Feb
Jan
1-'
..Rights
Roy ante Oil
25c
t>
Oils
Canada
Jan
4.__
6%c
-
1.65
1
Territories
5.50 Mar
:„Ur
Bank
Jan
1.47 Mar
Apr
1
Western
43c
Silver
Ro«ai
6%c
11%
4,625
14%
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Western
15,799
Oils
8%
14
x
West
4.20 Aug
1
!
Apr
98c
.
5.75 July
^
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19%
21
m
15% July
Mar
r"I.
18%
1.57
common
5%c Jan
87c
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3%c
6%c
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Aug
4.20 May
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warrants
July
72o! 'Jan
-
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14
Pj'rites
Malartic
2.50 Mar
;#ass
Roche Long Lac___^L__
Rowan
Preferred
6,870
.
Little
1.24
21
W'
&
Apr
1.18
'1.06
1.20
46c : '
44c • 48c
\r„ 1.34 ;•» L301.37
i-i-lL—?
11% v,'ll% ' • 12
.
21
18% <
21
preferred
Robinson,
7.70
21c
-
1,220
1.60
Weedon
23,032
_—.!_1
Robertson Mfg common
3
Feb
i
-.10
Aug
450
.
4.45 July
1 Aug
18
Jan
5.25
-
,
35,600
10% Aug
3.30 Feb
12%
2,550 '
1.13
1
3.00
1.45 July
184.525
i_.
j
Uranium
Rlx-Athabasco
Jan
43 ' July
220' Jan
Jun
,
625
875
1.00
.1
West
4.85
1
Kfexspar uranium
Rio Prado Oils
Aug
4.05
/''
__1
II!
,11% Aug
Jan
15C
7,982
;
•
—25
Grey Trust—
46
Jan
2.60
1
Mines
35c
Feb
33
1
*
8%
1
,Jan
4.50
1
—;..i—
35
;Feb
84c
3.70
1
iL—
38%
3.85
__
._'
Petroleum
40c
Jan
Mar
3c
85c
1
Jan
Jan
3.50 Mar
8% Mar
'
"
18
6.55
13%
19%
Mines
G
7%
k.
1
Mines
Aug
26
«'alker
2,590
i_——__**
Quemont
3.90
13%
1.20
__
Waterous( Equipment
4.70
1
• 1
__1
—,L_,
12c
Apr
2.03 Aug
1,100
1
Quebec Labrador
Feb
2,000
1
Quebec Manitou
Quebec Metallurgical
1.36
1.75
'
Corp
&
13%
i.»V
»
Ltd
mac
3'/2c
'
J
42c
14 %c
'
JUU
9
100
2,989
;
3c
l-l—i
Mines
1.55
i
•
3.50
Purdy Mica Mines J—1—1__ ~<i
•
1.01
525
*■
Viceroy Ml'g class A
Vicour
13%
Airways
■
'Apr
51c
<
May
Jan
30
July
5,100
'
18c
25c 26 %c
Van Roi Consolidated-—..
3%c
1
Mines
28c
Mar
4,370
46
__
1
Uranium
"rospwOors
37%
65c
__
*
Dome
East.
Preston
May
H(M:
4,500
25c
36
62 Vic
*
87c
13%
—
Upper Canada Mines
13%
1
4.
Metals
Pronto
15c
»
•
_
Border
Pressed
10c
46,275
20c
4
26c
Amulet
-■
Feb
Jan
30
Jan
19c
797
16
96c
Wuite
1.30 Aug
24
630
2.03
36V4
Mints
Oils
Oil's
2.03 :;»• 1.95
62>*C
J
Montauban
United
5
*
6.50
,
'
Vulcan
6,500
15,000
42
3.85
18
Aug
'
Jun
2.55
-
Jun
July
65c
Aug
7c
3,000
10%
17c
Hili
Keuo
2.33
6,700
1
Oil
Prairie
Premier
12c
29%
3qc
*
25,550
'
2.55
Jan
365
10
41
3.85
Asbestos
United
Jan
88c
*
.
1
United
Victoria
82c
__
•
L—
Gold
lie
'28%
:
29
,
—1
Petroleum
Pontlac
n%c
•
_
—
45
July
19%
13.800
11%
11%
:
18c
Virginia Dare preferred
Mar
1.41
!
_■
24c
.——.I
Mining
Jan
1,700
21c
30c
4,280
9c
2.98
__
Juu
7,030
50c
9c
_•
1.22
1.13
36c
99%
1.66 July
20,150
,
2.80
11%
common
r.
ua.y
Jan
2.31
26%
6,218
•
Mar
11
\" 8cy Feb
Acceptance
Preferred
Union
Mar
1.05
34c
25
1.97
23c
-1
95c
2.25
32c
50c
Corp
39c
__
Jun
.
43% Aug
T-
Union
75c
1.13
1
:
Feb
41%
25
320-
.
9c
26,900
50c
93
44'%
1.80
2.85
48,000 '
1.30
99%
44%
25'%
i
Resources
Tungsten
Viola
Pioneer
Pipe Line..
Trend Petroleum
Triad Oil
11% Mar
74%
Jun
4%c
3.10
;__50c
50c
1■ 55^
Pathfinder Petroleum
Feb
Apr
Mar
3iy2c Jam
1,500
616,350
Jan
34c
Oil
t
.
13 %c Mar
32%
1.35 Mar
59 % c
L
7C
v
Jan
Aug
60
•61c
9,100
38c
58c
Jan
6.20
12,500
23 %c
3.10
85c
2,110
1.02
.
1
,—
18,052
Jun
13y»c Aug
65%
.
30c
,
_♦
-—---
96,725
8 20
35c
200
22c
7.25
64 %
:"
10,700
1.00
82c.,'. 73c
38c
v; 32c
' 5C
•
Pan Western Oil.
10c
Paramaque Mines
1
Parbec Mines —_!—.J_—_——__l
Purtanen Malartic
4pc s,
1.00
15c
W/26 *
——!
Porcupine
Pamoiir
> .1 39c
;
7%c Aug
2,720
1.95
Oils.
Mountain
I
Navigation..
Pacific Coyle
Pacilio
1
1,500
44 V2
Oils.
Empire
Trans Era
;
High
7%c
43%
99 V2
-40
Low
7%c
42%
-100
preferred
Range Since .fan. 1
High
7%c
A
4%%; preferred
Trans
Shares
Low
—1
class
5%
Apr
25%
21% July
<4,523-
<
May
22
215
.
Jan
65c
-
TraUers
for Week
43%
Towagmac Exploration
r
Sales
Range
of Prices
Por
18%c
55
...
.
High
Aug
24
*
Sale Price
13c
80c
Week's
Last
.fan. I
6,900
J5C
3C
2.70
24
,
__
20
STOCKS
Range Since
High
,
80c
__
10
Loan
AUGUST
Friday
Shares
i3C
3C,
2.55
__
ENDED
for Week
Low
*
*
Malartic
—.——:
Omnitrans
Exploration
—
Ontario Jockey Club
O'Leary
Ontario
Range
of Prices
.
.
•"
,
WEEK
Sales'
Week's
trading
.
.
■
.
rv
44
(760)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August
23, 1954
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, August 20
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
Par
Fund
Affiliated
Atomic
Ask
1.14
1.25
1
Inc—1
Inc
Fund
American Business
American
Bid
25c
Mutual
Shares
Fund
Mutual Funds—
1.24
Investment
5.65
6.11
Johnston
4.44
4.74
14.60
15.86
Fund
(Investment
1
11.61
12.71
B-2
(Medium
Inc—1
10.83
11.71
B-3
(Low
Axe-Houghton Fund
"B"
Inc__5
21.59
23.47
B-4
(Discount
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
3.49
3.81
K-l
(Income
—1
10%
1
K-2
11%
Bonds)—
27.17
1
19.07
1
11.53
12.59
Stocks)—1
18.44
Bonds)
Pfd
(Speculative
(High-Grade
Stks)_l
9.60
14.44
10.70
Bond
*
22.16-
23.83'
S-3
1
27.52
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Bullock Fund
9.22
9.97
5
26.87
29.05
Lexington
29.21
32.00
Loomis
1
11.00
_1
13.78
4.56
4.99
Ltd
Capital
Inc—
Fund
Inc
Century Shares Trust
j
/
Fund
Venture
Chemical
(Net
—
Concord
Fund
144
1
15.72
17.06
1
7.84
8.52
Fund
1
Inc
1
Crown
Western
Dividend
Investment,
12.48
De Vegh
Delaware
1
47.79r
48.28
1
19.12
21.02
Diversified Growth
9.36
10.26
8.03
Series
12.38
&
—25c
2.21
Stock
1
12.88
14.00
18.36
16.67
20e
5
6.04
22.08
Founders
Mutual
Custodian
Fundamental
Gas
of
shares—1
11.63
*
10.36
Inc
of
I
■
.
i
1
interest
1
9.47
13.41
12.00
17.56
10.25
Series-
7.02
7.67
1
8.33
9.10
5.39
5.89
-1
3.88
4.24
6.29
6.87
-1
14.02
15.32
24.23
26.55
.-1
20.25
3.42
23.78
Series
1955
72.14
77.57
Series
1956
6.49
7.05
7.82
8.57
10.22
11.20
(The) Stock Fund-lc
North
American
Trust
Amer Investors com—10c
$1.50
Pine
preferred
&
Street
Pioneer
Fund
Fund
Inc
1959'
1,
100.6
99.28
100.4
100.11
1959
100.13
99.4
99.13
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
1-54
bl.10
; 0.75%
1.50%'
4-
1-54
1-
3-55
10-
.
1-54
bl.10
0.80%
1.45% v
5-
3-54
2-
1-55 -bills
100%
bl.15
0
95%
11-
1-54
bl.15
0.85
%
1.40%'
6-
1-54
3-
1-55
3-54
bl.20
11-
1-54
bl.15
0.85
%
1.05%
1.30%
7-
1-54
4-
1-54 '«
1-55
bl.20
12-
1-54
bl.15
0,90%
1.05%
1.20%'
8-
2-54
5-
2-55
bl.20
6-
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.15
110%
0.90%
1.20%
9-
1-54
6-
1-55
bl.20
1.10%
1-54
7.80
8.30
Price
(T Rowe)
9.41
9.80
99.866
99.895
99.877
99.963
October
21,
1954
99.848
99.859
99.947
October
28,
1954
99.830
99.920
99.841
99.929
November 4,
1954
99.811
99.822
99.902
99.912
November
12,
1954
99.791
99.800
18,
1954—..
99.775
99.783
9.45
lc
7.03
7.71
.—lc
8.30
9.10
Selected
,
10.35
Common
asset
17.24
2Va
3.26
Shareholders Trust of Boston
1
31.37
33.91
Sovereign
1
9.77
10.70
10.03
State
Street
lc
9.21
10.09
Stein
Roe & Farnham Fund
lc
3.75
4.12
Utility shares
lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
8.33
9.13
Television-Electronics Fund
32.08
33.04
Texas Fund
United
Investment Corp—♦
14.21
21.57
United
13.96
15.09
United
Continental
2.24
2.45
United
Income
12.88
13.92
United
_1
1.00
1.10
lc
18.03
19.72
Fund-lc
17.69
19.35
Institutional-
Institutional
of
New
National
6.77
1
8.10
8.80
l
5.71
6.24
Manufacturers
Shares_l
15.71
17.08
1
7.58
8.28
1
7.19
34
64%
74 %
76
Industrial
95 %
36
28%
5.12
5.60
9.78
10.66
17.19
17.53
10
40
155
165
10
31
55
56%
10
40
41%
of
Commerce-
20
74%
10
52%
54%
25
42
44
Bankjl2.50
57
59
Trust„25
86%
89'%
47%
49%
National
Trust
Bank
76%
100
284
Freeport
(J P)
National Bank of Detroit
Jersey
City
City
York
Public
Co Inc
Bank
20
Trust
547/8
25
Nat'l Bank
Trust-17%
&
131
48
6.19
1
13.60
Rye
1
23.19
25.28
1.47
1.61
Sterling
.1
22.11
23.90
7.60
8.31
Trade Bank & Trust Co—
1
4.84
5.24
12.68
Los
Angeles
Security-First
National
Bank
2
National
25
United States Trust
Nat'l
Pittsburgh
Mellon
294
St.
Nat'l
56%
134
49%
7%
150
10
100
17%
298
8%
165
19
308
Bank
&
Louis
American
National
New
&
7
..
Co
33
Meadow Brook National Bank
of
35%
265
79
34
Co
\
Co.
250
72
20
Trust
Mutual
Investment
34
—50
34
39
27 %
;
5.65
Wisconsin
—20
—16
75
98 %
Bank of Commerce-10
lc
1
Bank
Bank
Co
Detroit
Bank
lc
Investment Co of America
445
First National Bank
1
Institutional
430
Bank
Trust
City
38
60%
7.86
Investing Corp
430
32
&
10
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust
310
410
-100
Co
National
Hartford
20
10.26
303
Connecticut
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
448
20
9.41
99
100
-100
__
Savings Bk
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
"
20
8.19
Fund
Union
Bank—
1
Value Line Income Fund.Inc—1
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
Washington
436
Co
(The)
Morgan
Street
43
*
Value Line Fund Inc
'.Wall
25%
40
Franklin Square N Y
Hanover
Fund
Fund
Science
24
100
Rochelle
Franklin
63
96
Bank
&
Trust
National
Bank
Guaranty Trust
Fund
Trust
Central
10
the City of N Y._
65
Trust-.33%
Cleveland
First Westchester Natl Bank
26.52
Inc—
Accumulated
National
&
88%
10
71.50
Ltd—
Fund—lc
Trust
1
21.57
Foundation Fund Inc_ 10c
National
&
68.00
-
Funds
Bank
26.52
1
Inc
13.79
1
Bank
Cleveland
of
5.09
1
Northern
140
18.17
2.76
1
48 %
110
18.17
4.63
—*
Harris
134
&
Fiduciary Trust
9.15
Fund Inc
First
50%
105
First
Investors
51%
48%
lo
32.45
(net
Shares
Bk
49%
10
Trust—'.
Empire Trust
32.45
Ask
Illinois
National
23.62
1
Amer
Continental
57
87
33%
Clark—
Stock Fund
455
55%
46
Federation
value)
443
Exchange Bank Trust__20
County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)_
16
16.41
Bid
City Nat'l Bank and Trust-.—25
15
Tr„25
31%
lc
Fund-Inc
&
State
21.85
lc
Growth
Bank
*
(net asset value)
<fc
100
42%
10
1
17.74
Par
Chicago
York
1
:
Companies
Ask
41
Corn
15.94
lc
New
46.14
Bid'
10
Co
Trust
45.22
Growth Stock
Scudder, Stevens
lc
Inc
1954
.
Commercial
1,
Fund Inc
of
Chemical
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Insurance Fund-
14,
99.956
Bank of the Manhattan
18.07
Fund
Fund
October
Par
York
23.46
(Geo)
Investors
99.979
Ask
99.884
Bank & Trust
17.71
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc—1
Inc
Bid
October 7, 1954
99.938
1954
30,
21.59
Putnam
shares
ftollar Value
99.993
99.974
1954
23,
September
1
9.30
shares-
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.990
Chase National Bank
6.52
shares—
September
Bankers
8.49
shares
August 26, 1954
September 2, 1954
September 9, 1954
September 16. 1954
Bank
5.94
Equipment shares
Bid
15.15
shares— lc
•
United States
32
Inc
shares
Fund
15,
100/20
99.30
2-
2.50
Inc
Fund
shares
Income
100.12
—.
3-
271%
Fund
Growth
l7/as Feb.
1957
5-
13.86
Puritan
shares
Foundation
100.17
Oct
100.20
1.90%
25
6.94
9.83
Institutional
1,
1%S
101.8
103.23
100.12
1957
1, 1958
1, 1958
100.20
101.10
103.26
1957
1.60%
26
10.98
Bank
15,
1,
101.11
101
9-
1-53-
1- 4-54
*
6.33
11.85
Institutional
Dated
12-
2.15%
5
Inc
lc
Shares
1956
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
5
-—.
Trading
Fund
10.02
8.97
Institutional
April
100.15
Shares—
lc
10.82
Incorporated
l%s
100.13,
1,
l%s April
New
Electrical
Shares
lc
Income
101.2
March
l%s April
3.02
lc
Fund
1956
Oct.
7.13
Industrial Machinery shares-lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Hudson
Ask
101.9
1,
l%s April
l%s
2%s
100.18
21.89
3.15
21.76
.
lc
shares—.
Haydock
1955
100.1
Canada
1
Fund
Guardian Mutual
100.18
15,
3.46
of
1
shares
Tobacco
point
a
Bid
Dec.
100.13
-
100.11
-
5.29
3.16
Resources
Philadelphia
Steel
of
November
4.83
lc
.lc
Natural
Petroleum
stock
32nds
more
Dollar Value
1
8.39
Bond
'
100
1955—
or
l%s
>
100.11
11.20
Series
13.57
Railroad
100.16
16.12
1
Stock
17.20
RR
—
17', 1955-1Z—III-
18.84
14.91
1
Preferred
7.65
Railroad
100.1
15,
one
Maturity-
13.04
1
1
shares
:
Securities—
Seri
12.39
Petroleum
113%
1.30%
8.62
13.41
1
15.77
Mining
100.8
112%
1961
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
1954-
National Security Series—
lc
Merchandising
100.2
3s
135%
1-
1
Fund
lc
bond
35.60
Shares—
beneficial
lc
General
*1
32.93
2
shares
administered
15,
2.25%
interest
Corp—
Trust
shares
Fully
4
•
Fund—
Fund Inc
Shares
Pacific
Food
Ask
Indebtedness—
l%s Dec.
15.
1954
l%s March 15,
1955
23.64
8.01
Corp
&
1960
2%s
Treasury Notes—
26.52
21.87
8.94
1
Equipment
Life
24.53
1
beneficial
Building shares
Capital Growth
Electronics
1,
100.8
l%s Oct.
Stock
asset value
Income
Group Securities—
Common
Feb,
100.13
9.00
7.31
Investors Trust
Chemical
8.21
8.16
Inc
General
100.10
5.35
lc
Inc
Capital
Aviation
X4.86
lc
General
Automobile
7.03
5.57
interest—1
Growth
Inc
Inc—
series
Fund
4.47
X6.39
Inc—10c
Speculative Series
.
Industries
Fund
11.26
Investors
of
March
Investors Trust—
12.75
Funds
X4.06
x5.06%
lc
Bond
Nation Wide
52
Fund
stock
Preferred
Futures
50
stock series
Common
lc
lc
lc
beneficial
of
Net
3.33
10
interest
Franklin
Metals
shares
Investors
Mutual
of Boston—
Fund
Beneficial
lc
23.87
3.04
First Boston Corp—
Formula
shares
shares
6.26
Inc_l
Fund
..
shares
Balanced
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Industrial
^
19.63
I
Fund
Financial
102.20
3.90
Units
,
Fund
I02il2
1959'
2.42
Inc—•—
Howard—
Balanced
1958
1,
Bid
Certificates
X3.54
;
.
Industries
Massachusetts
14.10
15.59
Fund
41.15
5.70
Mutual
2.50
Shares
Dreyfus
Eaton
Shares—
E
Dividend
41.15
X5.18
Fund
8.80
Diversified Trustee
1,
Figures after decimal point represent
1955
Mutual Invest
1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Fund
May
May
Maturity-
iors
Ctfs
11.81
12.36
100.2
2%s
2%s
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
15,
Mass
10.81
102.2
99 26
100.16
Panama Canal
99
Manhattan
100.25
101.26
100.7
100.2
Is
Massachusetts
100.10
100.21
.
100.12
1, 1957
l%s Feb.
15.75
1
Stock
2s June
Ask
100.7
100.3
-
l%s June 1, 1955
l%s May
1%S Aug.
37%
1
Fund
1,. 1957-55
4.45
14.57
Bid
1956
15.79
De Vegh Income Fund Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
1,
Oct.
3.24
Steel
Inc
Fund.
Income
May
1%S
X4.04
35
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
1955—;
X2.94
Paper
point
a
1954
1,
6.72
shares
Non-Ferrous
18.52
14.53
1,
Feb.
lc
Petroleum
Inc
Nov.
2%s
General
9,500
17.04
2%s
100%
11.84
Business
1
100 ^
100 3l3
Equipment shares_lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Automobile
26.42
Fund Inc—
100
1955-!
8.43
6.13
10.83
•
Managed Funds—
24.22,
Fund.Inc.
1954
17,
2%s Sep.
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
7.72
1
—25c
Fund
Value)
22.40
Commonwealth Investment
15,
2%s
Mutual Fund—
Asset
24.43
com___100 9,200
10o
139
Preferred
Colonial
Sayles
1
Securities
Com
Fund
Trust
—1
Fund-
Christiana
Knickerbocker
of
Jan.
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2%s Feb. 1, 1955
14.92
1
Corp
Canada General Fund Inc
Canadian
S-4
29.75
10c
1
Invest
32nds
more
Sep.
11.68
(Income
Street
or
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
11.62
Pi'd
S-2
Bowling Green Fund Inc
one
Ask
Banks—
15.76
10.65
Loan
1.15s
10.48
Stk)_l
Com Stocks)—1
S-l
Broad
20.81
Home
1.30s
20.12
Bonds)
3%
Boston Fund Inc
Federal
28.35
27.67
12.36
America-
35.57
25.37
3%
of
34.87
1
11.37
Tr
Figures after decimal point represent
Bonds)_1
Grade
Priced
Blair Holdings Corp—
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
lav
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
16.23
Bid
—
"A"
Corp
Bid
14.90
Mutual
Axe-Houghton Fund
Beneficial
Boston—1
Keystone Custodian Fuhds—
B-l
Inc
(The)
of
Fund Inc
Development
Mutual
Par
Trust
National
Boatmen's
First
Bank-
National
National
20
20
Bank-
Bank
—17
Manufacturers Bank 81 TrusL.20
Mercantile Trust Co
-.25
Mutual Bank
St
&
Trust
Union
Louis
Trust
Bank
.
...
56
58%
30
56%
53%
64
20
65
—100
Trust
&
53
55%
25
20
160
Tower Grove Bank & Trust
United
42
40
61
„
,
65
68
—
Albany, N. Y.
San
State Bank of Albany
Insurance Companies
Par
Aetna
Casualty
& Surety
Insurance
Co
Aetna
10
75
10
Agricultural
American
Insurance
Co
5
36 %
38%
>87%
29%
301/4
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 prior preferred
10
Massachusetts Bonding
5
51%
28%
29 %
31
5
60
12%
13%
2 »/2
Ins
Fire
Merchants
&
71
115
120
Co
Life
Assurance
Manufacturers
(N
New
Amsterdam
Casualty
43%
45%
New
27%
29%
New
York
of
North
River
2.50
Northeastern
3.33%
•
63
66
Northern
Pacific
12.5fl
Fire
10
37%
83
87
57
58%
69%
37%
71%
38%
Reinsurance
82
85
Republic
44%
46%
74
Seaboard Surety Co
77
10
'
Life
5
."4
&
Republic-—
Globe
&
Rutgers
L
& El
Lt &
Duquesne
Gen
Light
3s.-1989
3%s
Illinois
Iowa
Central
Public
3Vas
30
123%
127 %
10
29%
31%
-
Providence-Washington
Corp
(N
Y)
(Texas)
Paul Fire &
Marine
2
12
13 %
10
55
103%
98%
99%
.1969
100%
100 s/8
102
48%
50%
lo
49%
bond
to
3s
98
-1984
ad-
was
New
Power
3'As
,,
listing
Gas
3'As_1979
on
102%
102%
Utah Power &
Light 3%s
1984
193
103 %
102%
Virginia
1984
102%
1979
102%
101%
100'A
West
-1984
100%
100%
.•
100
101 Va
nfd-100
xl09
Imprvmt
Electric
Penn
3%s_,
Power
3 'As
3s
102%
102%
El
1989
Tel 3s
102%
1984
100%
100%
Louisiana
Electric
Peoples
Gas
3VaS
Light
1984
El
&
Gas
Power
Paso
99%
99%
101%
103%
103%
Ohio
3%s_1984
104 Va
104 %
Tenn
Gas
1974
101"%
102%
3%s
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
21
49%
58
61
Standard
10
44%
63%
Travelers
29 %
30
/4
U
S
49%
Fidelity 81 Guaranty Co—10
78'A
u
80 %
S
Fire
par value,
b Bid yield price.
3
51%
53%
k admitted
2
29%
Lgt 4%
5.65^
<te
pfd
in
OoZIlO
47%
175
lob
Westchester Fire
100 1,515
FOOTNOTES
66%
1,555
^0%
FOR
•No
Stock
to
listing
Exchange.
100
preferred
Power 4.08%
Gas
100
preferred-100
preferred
New
York
101
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
102
101%
100
105
100
102
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
t. New
the
99Va
103
Transmission—
preferred
5.12%
x
on
110
Light—
51%
10
50%
42%
&
Gas
Power
preferred
4.36%
5.85%
Tennessee
Nat
Mississippi Pow & Lgt—
100 %
1979
3%s
52%
Public Serv
Dallas
4.16%
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
3%s
1974
Penn
19 %
Accident
102
983A
1979
_
43 %
Mi
Art
York
Exchange
Aug. 16.
Washington Gas Lt
99%
57
6.25
above
mitted
74
27%
The
Stock
3%s__ -1980
Service
New Jersey Bell
70%
100%
-1984
RR
38'A
Stocks-
Montana
5
10
Bonds—(Cont.)
100'A
1023/4
3'As
36%
Bid
A- -6.25
& S
T
Treasury 2%s due Nov. 1960
1984
.
Power
10%
10
Co
100%
N
■
k__
381/4
Peerless Casualty
Phoenix
Ask
2%s_.-1964
3s
Gulf
70%
99
■■
Amer
.1984
Accept
s
(JacksonvlUe~Flai~2'A
—
Pr
of
United
Motors
5
~
Fire
9
Cons Gas
5
Fire_ZI
American
Hartford Fire
Insurance
36%
67%
Pacific Indemnity Co
St
10
Glens Falls
Life
35%
2 50
General Reinsurance
Corp
Hanover
62%
Md_Z~10
Philadephia—
Globe
31 %
164
10
Fireman's Fund (S F)
Firemen's of Newark
Franklin
50%
29%
159
Bank
irity Issues
k—
52
48%
5
365
63%
50
10
Fire
4
Deposit
51%
10
Federal
of
Bid
Columbia Gas 3%s_
.1979
Commonwealth Edison 3s— _1984
Consumers Power 3s
100%
353
61%
36"%
49%
10
10
35%
325
95%
—2
Hampshire Fire
J>__5
Inc
308
5
National Union Fire
72
44
—10
5
Assn
10
National Fire
10
Employees Group Assoc
Employers
Reinsurance
Quit
Merchants
29
68
lo
Continental Casualty Co
Great
34%
27»/4
25
General Life
Forster
33
_5
Shippers
&
Bonds—•
63
4
Assur
National
32
Recent
431/4
1031/4
Lincoln
Insurance
Assn
46%
1011/4
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__ 10
(Newark N J)
Camden Fire
Fidelity
Amer—5
29%
Ask
39
Re-insurance_
American Surety
Automobile
&
North
of
-10
81
56
American
Connecticut
Co
Bid
77
& Cnsualty_5
preferred
5
Amer Ins Co
Boston
Insurance
5
54
Fidelity
&
1(1
-
37
Equitable
conv
Bankers
1541%
Steamboiler
Home—
4
American
$1.25
150%
Par
Hartford
77i/2
10
Automobile^
American
Crum
Ask
170
10
Life^
Aetna
Fire
Bid
Francisco
issued,
Ex-rights.
105'A
103
yolumej.80 Number 5353 . . . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(761)
Week Ended
the course of bank clearings
Clearings this week will show an increase compared with
Bank
1954
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
a year ago.
$9,991,052,087
York
New
Philadelphia
+ 21.9
1,314,258
1,532, 367
+ 22.0
1,649,317
1.92L669
2,071, 455
7.2
1,455,140
1,547,691
Lancaster
4,469,696
5,121, 362
4,198,789
4,558,204
1,016', 000,000
1,027,000, 000
1,075,000,000
3,365,008
3,788, 017
—11.2
1,012,000,000
3,364,104
8.7
6,789,178
—16.5
2,892,444
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
6,402,246
2,892,792
8,708,507
12,001,980
12,734, 060
New
10,538,814
10,223, 126
1,070,098,248
1,083,629,045
Jersey—Trenton
(11
cities)
917,104,481
2.6
1,058,000,000
579,495,760
533,976,128
+
360,909,867
+
5.8
332,300,000
326,000,000
+
529,230,904
+
Louis—"—r.—_—
st.
>
'X 566,888,000
Francisco
San
366,870,035
376,583,286
Cleveland
484,651,605
491,178,601
Baltimore!
289,855,690
300,894,085
Pittsburgh
—
>
—
c
3,606,206,205
3,637,168,040
$18,676,545,829
Other cities, five aays__
.
V
«
all cities,
Total
r
$16,939,626,524
_—__
i AH cities,
v
five days
721,241,241 >
day____.
one
Total
1.3
—
1
Total all cities for week—
12,574,618
1,060,330,236
1,127,902,393
,
338,021,588
3.4
+
6,742,278
7,298,050
2.2
208,337,718
210,492,373
—15.7
396,145,478
440,083,136
—
3.5
362,547,634
1,143,409,452
5,672,289
6.9
9,630,228
9,903,165
6.8
331,756,096
362,033,093
9.0
—
43,604,000'
0.8
+
8,891,802
1,040,099,435
Virginia—Huntington
:o.8
3,944,088
'
"
1,001,888,087
1,078,606,660
—
—
>—
South
4,159,011
18,225,000
_
148,594,417
6,922,176
42,870,800
5,926,043
292,275,382
119,748,082
105,361,587
(6 cities)
604,566,411
573,474,750
_
3,675,504
3,503,305
3.8
19,030,000
17,079,000
+ 11.1
154,754,231
154,770,881
4,346,126
+
5,519,353
290,684,115
Columbia—Washington..
District of
5.2
—
17,565,000
165.042,950
X~
Carolina—Charlesto'nXXXI
Richmond
+ 25.4
5,854,586
0.5
270,922,296
271,151,400
+ 13.6
98,378,164
102,635,107
5.4
552,442,582
553,658,018
—
0.9
Total
$19,397,787,070 $17,667,060,130
_____
+
■_
+
9.8
ends Saturday,
'
In the elaborate
are not available at time of going to press.
the last day of the week |n 'all cases has to be estimated. ; -
for the whole country
the
^
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Michigan—Ann
Grand
Reserve District enjoys a
Iowa—Cedar
X.
following
V
we
furnish
1st
1953
3rd
York___—Lwl-_L11
645,816,268
671,998,547:.
'"X 9,566,803,715 ^ 8,190,266,014
"
Philadelphia.—_'_,_lll "" "
4th Cleveland—7
of 0.1%.
r.
■
1,083,629,045
1,070,098,248
1,143,409,452
1,040,099,435
"
4.1"
+
16.8
+
5 8,132,823,276
1.3
7,718,298,082
1,060,330,236
Minneapolis^—.—_ 7
:9
9.0
f 1.3
—
/
533.794.437
-
•"
553,658.018
+
550,547,714
+, 3.4
573,899,776
!■
'
San
,
6
"
^10
-.
.
(i:';
"
-
,
Francisco
411,441,636,
—
Outside
New
We
York
at—
'
«
"_-■
i'"'
16,809,329,232
8.2
16,329,191,404
Minneapolis
Pall
9,020,897,775
8,546,784,338
showing the figures for each city for
/
7
7
- - •
'
_
the
1953
14
1951
1952
Inc. or.
$
S
Dec. %
+
5.1
2,151,727
2,043,793
+ 16.8
5,382,810
5,917,266
529,411,098
+
4.1
514,235,483
520,120,805
3,281,008
+
1.0
2,289,059
+
7.4
11,372,164
+
2.3
8,281,438
10,402,894
33,010.746
"
34,042,100
-
'
.
,
1,034,417
1,295,086
2,756,510
2,861,643
10,235,123
9.5
1,396,938
3.644,293
111,636.681
""T..■
10,423,667
—20.4
8,154,347
8,194,956
3.0
32,777,904
30,657,236
—
1
Hampshire—Manchester
15,507,797
.
(12 Cities)
+
5.5
,14,193,945
27,322,900
+ 18.9
26,368,900
1,996,549
+
19.5
1,829,888
645,816,268
+
4.1
621,410,113
625,555,845
Blnghamton
Blmlra
xii
'
*
5,474.419
—15.8
2,470,740
2,271.994
7,788,431,457
0,162,710,784
.
,.
•
33,347,185
____X """*
®°nnecticut—Stamford I
e*
Jersey—Newark >
Northern New
Jersey
29,736,308
17,847,612
"
I
18,458.951
63,-589,669
_I
(11 cities)
19.496.556
22,491,586
_
:
-
60,340,515
5,328,500
9,566,803,715
+
,,
9.6
+
2.0
—
1.9
—
—
0.1
4.8
+11.7
+
1.3
<16,053,979
1,563,691
865,048,105
■
5,140,761
14,532,723
7,425,122
4,157,173
1,129,517,799 / 1,158,618,049
A- 2.4
286,300,000
307,200,000
161,717,963
105,160,240
—
7.4
+
1.7
149,406,883
95,398,756
2,500,950
—
4.0
2,688,798
149,870,400
92,410,944'
2,323,086
589,179,153
—
3.0
533t794,437
551,804,430
+
6.0
7,706,528
7,752.001
+
3.5
1)24,598,625
322,368,305
1.9
113,517,353
119,710,459
2,1
9,103,579
8,349,647
2.3
4,116,247
4,465,812-
+ 10.9
4,297,253
5,140,437
13,462,663
11,803,283
2.3
477,826,438
478,565,754
—
7,894,369
322,959,418
120,352,014
8,301,775
—
4,223,927
—
491,629,661
;
1
(7 cities)
—
—
480,516,027
5.095,589
—
15.0
+
,
"Lincoln
Kansas—Topeka
:
City
Missouri—Kansas
———
.
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
-
355,443,733
12,483,312
6,118,822
947,457
978,56ft
841,576
,
+ 22.2
—11.0
787,369
824,217
2.8
8,786,272
8,621,226
2,6
150,613,394
+ 19.3
147,537,567
10,534,467
22,629,099
2.9
362,675,605
349,070,987
10,738,820
+ 16.3
12,539,966
15,603,079
"4,280,104
9,550,794
147,060,966
11,095,039
25,857,133
___
Omaha
Wichita
+
973,691
1,028,191
866.650
Hastings
~
11,688,935
District—Kansas City-
Tenth Federal Reserve
Nebraska—Fremont
+ 43.0
9,828,699
143,350,756
9,858,208
21,671,076
345,277,572
,
~
—
+
+ 12.5
+
10,316,530
18,380,891-
4,011,306
3,865,847
3,450,668
3,727,212
(&)
Pueblo
Total
Eleventh Federal Reserve
2,960,333
8,587,509
Worth
>
,
344,320,668
5,757,676
11,261,789
411,441,636
-
11,607,808
341,442,465
32,517,848
13,023,771
—
Dallas
407,241,528
Galveston
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
3.4
+
561,235,07ft
573,899,776
District—Dallas-
6,580,400
6,269,344
Texas—Austin
Fort
550,547,714
569,504,640
cities)
(9
—
(6 cities)
30,194,886
7,119,000
+ 35.2
9,826,986
8,772,478
0.8
331,058,108
33,468,874
322,741,365
—
7.7
+
7.6
33,201,753
6,288,000
8.9
6,525,275
6,013,691
5,916,148
+ 15.6
11,422,370
10,130,93ft
1.0
398,315,304
387,050,683
167,454,285
153,786,923
4,885,980
4,108,831
177,957,774
172,980,755
63,762,452
65,761,104
—
+
«■'
,
62,144,409
8,190,266,014
2,073,303
2,162,100
2,299.009
166,668,446
181,591,455
+ 5.9
+18.2
— 8,2
63,782,022
75,336,274
21,800,137
-^-15.3
+ 7.5
14,919,842
516,905,456
17,964,793
5,536,512
9.3
+ 2.1
+ 6.3
+18.8
162,714,027
-
153,666,767
5,700.418
Oregon—Portland
Lake
Utah—Salt
17.6
7,782,407,066
+ 12.1
25,784,080
:
City
Beach
4,822,664
•San
San
,
-
23,428,072
16,310,639
Pasadena
527,979,000
19,093,851
6.578,746
Francisco
Jose
Santa
7,387,487,573
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
California—Long
2,€33,319
1.9
11.6
4.268,019
106,226,986
Barbara
+
16,379,701
19,863,357
15,388,943
11.451,25*
493,868,812
528,777,166
19,020,931
17,763,398
5,562,577
5,066,322
'26,012,382
+
3.3
18.283.580
16,652,742
+
15.4
20.099,201
17,215,644
+
5.4
50,105,413
0.8
59.916.581
—
—
+16.8
8,132,823,276
Total
Grand
11,326,996.
10,567,507
Stockton
(10 cities)
total
(110)
cities)
11,097,825
—
4.8
12,007,833
1,002,822,728
1,003,641,725
—
0.1
979,276,689
987,898,703
8.2
16,329,191,404
16,068,923,76ft
—0.1
8.546,784,338
18,181,074,948
16,809,329,232
9,018,364,164
9,020,897,775
+
51,971,500
'
*
61,620,459
—
46,344,434
106,725,912
—23.1
2,535,047
~~I
New York
0.7
+
118,050,281
8,130,415
4,126,056
5,857,880
12.964,027
'
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
59,377,524
6.5"
131,327,110
2,518,326
Jamestown
+
110,620,850
•'
■
Rochester
Syracuse
70.113.555
',4.211,595
i ' 1
_
i—
Yakima
85,310,602
Buffalo
.+
8,369,521
334,131,475
Washington—Seattle
■
"
33,756,300
14,431,2891,732,529
828,170,457
-3,990,925
14,424,388
10,823,137
4,186,474
4.4
+
'
1,900,672
Sscond Federal Reserve District—New York—
York—Albany
5,169,973
.31,811,798
319,800,000
s
,
i
—
27,045,900
2,385,271
,
14,705,260
32,484,000
.
13,590,489
671,998,547
New Haven
^ode Island—Providence
4,769,212
2,335,606
1,264,886
Connecticut—Hartford
1,202,936,415
95,293,332
5,085,992
3,912,901
I
Springfield
Worcester
Total
2,323,798
3,315,190
_____
..
St.
451,099,221
.
Lowell
New Bedford
j,,.
.
2,442,283
——
14,520,358
5,120,959
571,282,772
Montana—Billings
.8,681,436,196
6,^58,133
River
1
>'8,498,296
149,695,531
106,985,337
2,401,904
Paul
Helena
^
Portland
"essachusetts—Boston
'
3,361,908
103,537,503
16,068,923,769
-0.1
-1954
__
__
'
*
South
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Naine—Bangor
-
9,422,343
3,984,842
6.1
987,898,703
$
v-a.
879,222,175
4,935.590
7,428,850
8,884,475
66,946,000
r Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
387,050,683
+
—
Week Ended Aug.
Clearing#
1,481,565
-
312,200,000
-
-{
North Dakota—Fargo
398,315,304
9,018,364,164
weekended Aug. 14 for four years:.
Louis
561,235,070
979,276,689
■/ 18,181,074,948
our; detailed statement
add
now
+14,732,341
-•14,173,832
+ 14.2
36,870,625
'
*
2,203,988
2,355,333
<14,576,552
7,677,984
7,278,461
66,079,000
7,744,413-
—
-
—15.3
—
5,021,304
1,218,729,516
*
—21.7
>■
111,086,253
-
5,721,620
478,565,754
X
1.0
1,003,641,725
City_i
4,416,271
: 8,087,569
Minnesota—Duluth
551,804,430
o.i
407,241,528
•
1,002,822,728
HO citiesi
„
5.9
,
cities)
(4
Total
Total
1
(17 cities)
Total
St.
477.826.438
2.3
480-516,027
569,504,640
■ - •
839,730,082
1,078,606,660
3.0
'491,629,661
"-••<
'«
589,179,153
571,282,772
5.0
1.6
897,075,648
4,840,085
14,509,587
Illinois—Quincy
1,127,902,393
1,001,888,087
;
Il.158.6l8,049
*.*
;
£
;«.-■
-■
—
—
1,129,517,799
"
7.5
+
1,623,598
Tennessee—Memphis — L
X 839,730.082
11th .Dallas
12th
+
552,442,582
4 *"
2.3
+
+
*
Kentucky—Louisville
625,555.845
621,410,113
867,666,667
604,566,411
v
+
11,309,372
" 14,827,218
*
Missouri—St.
•
'(
5.4
9th
■
867,666,667
2.5
—
"15,881,001
1951
1952
1
2.5
l6th Kansas bity_*_l_JT
'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
+
"
+
2,497,629
-
•
*38,500,000
City
Total
+
AtlantaL-
Louis—i-JL—-I
—
8,165,655
Springfield
573,474,750
Richmond—6
8th St.
469,170
137,546,775
—
938,671,141
5,736,876
Rockford
"
X^'__r..10>..VXX' : 962,097,639 '<• 938,671,141
ChicagorU___'__j..i._i_-17 "
1,218,729,516 v.Vl.202,936,415
5th
6th
7th
8,876,157
127,541,020
5.5
+
+487,662
4.6;
69,150,000
10,045,021
Rapids
Peoria
District of 1.0%, but
Dec. %.
$
Aug. 1.4—
Boston____—^____^12 cities
2nd New"
—
130,442,064
-
'
138,741 776
2,535,434
3,740,039
104,324,519
«;
.—.t
DecatUT.
by Federal Reserve Districts; j
a summary
1954
Week Ended
7-0
2.8^
+
574 815
7,869,691
:
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago i
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
-
.
1
-
--8,299,067
i
-
Moines
Sioux
^
3.0%.. In the Kansas City Reserve
increase of 3.4% and in the Dallas Reserve
>
Bend
Haute
*
In the
,
73,224,000
Wayne
Terre
2.3%,
gain of 1.3% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of
in the San ^Francisco Reserve District there is a decrease
-
/
10,741,529
South
the Richmond Reserve District the
but the St.-Louis Reserve District suffers a loss of
an
127,713,099
153,324,834
8,690,592
+ 27.5
9,672 ,171
»17,073,036
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
District there is
6,807,934
4,472,959
118,710,932
+ 25.7
District—Chicago—v
Indianapolis
but in the Philadelphia
District by 2.5%.: The Chicago
Arbor
Rapids
Indiana—Fort
falling off of 1.3%, in the Cleveland Reserve
larger by 5.4% and in the Atlantic Reserve
are
7,407,090
4,747,265
—12.9
192,343 393
962,097,639
Lansing
District (including this city) the totals record an improve¬
a
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
17.6 %. We group the cities according
Districts in which they are located and from this we note that
totals register
Total
\v
Outside of this city there was a loss of 0.1%, the bank
District the totals are smaller by 9.0%, but in
totals
300,200,000
634
'136.473
548,506
" 146,441,090
Louisiana—New Orleans
107,858,152'
314,500,000
•■•
;
and in the Boston Reserve District of 4.1
ment of 16.8%
174,031,821"
178.941,412 '
X 9,946,673
Mobile
.
in the New York Reserve
Reserve District the
X.
Alabama—Birmingham
—
456
7,141
24,345,939
"25,355,452
97,899,653
0.1
4.3
—
5,279 758
—
" 6,634,179
-
-
Florida—-Jacksonville
fclearings atwthis center showing an increase of
to the Federal Reserve
i
—:—
the aggregate of clearings
in 1953.
week
same
week ended '
having amounted to $18,181,074,948 against $16,809,329,232 in
For that week there was an increase; ci| 8.2%,
Aug. 14.
—
!
Macon
108,115 939
311,900 000
-
311,800,000
6,220,495
Augusta
detailed statement, however, which we present further below, v
able to givb filial and complete xesults of 4be previous week
we are
103,432,954
Georgia—Atlanta
*—15.2
''28,428 199
24,100,509
Nashville
ab£ the Saturday figures
Accordingly? irt the above
X
'
Tennessee—Knoxville
We cannot furnish them todays inasmuch as the ,.week. ;
of next week.
In our issue
New
7,927,802
3.1
1.3
.11,368,515
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
®w
7,259,670
5,j3
10,523,848
+
47,975,900
8.816,514
(7 cities)
Virginia—Norfolk
Complete~and exact details for-the week covered by the foregoing will appear
„„.+
t
3,025,396
12,202,444
•
■XX
f
6,865,429
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
3.7
+ 10.3
727,433,606
49,653,600
X
Maryland—Baltimore
"
-
.
3,672,960
•..«■
6,536,760
—
8,438.430
10,583,844
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
1.9
+ 13.3
—
1,651,506
-
2.6
—
1,223,071
4.4
—
477,252,032
Youngstown
7.1
—
$15,070,339,624 $13,302,458,484
cities, five days
'Ten
•
—
226,935,139
.
Mansfield
West
.
8,721,873
221,888,603
111111111
X
_~~I X
Cleveland
8.5
381,677,277
*
1
402,413,413
~
Cincinnati
Columbus
Kansas City
<
Ohio—Canton
7.5
Boston—
|
|
1.1
—
9,105, 207
Delaware—Wilmington
—12.7
3,462, 442
York
—
7,009, 599
Wilkes-Barre
+ 18.8
1,137,000,000
—
*
1,581, 410
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$8,408,581,132
+
1951
$
Chester
%
940,549,170
Chicago
,
1953
1952
L870.181
Total
v
Augi 14
or
1,927,355
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1954
Inc.
Dec. %
Bethlehem
liminary
Week Ended Aug. 21—
$
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
0f the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 21, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
fce 9.8% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary total
stands at $19,397,787,070 against $17,667,060,130 for the same week in 1953. At this
center there is a gain for ths week ending Friday of 18.8%. Our comparative sum¬
mary for the ,week follows:
1953
$
45
57,746,490
7,718,366,082
Outside
New York City
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
•Estimated.
•
>
8,681,436,19*
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
46
and Issue—
Company
Monday,. August 23,
1954
.
.
countries of the
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
world. We give below a record for the week just passed:
AUGUST
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
1954, INCLUSIVE
1954 TO AUGUST 19,
13,
Noon
3%
United States Money)
New York (Value in
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
United
Country and Monetary Unit
Gas
Improvement
Friday
Tuesday
Aug. 13
Aug. 16
Aug. 17
first mortgage
Co.,
Basic
.200000*
—
—
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
schilling
—
—
—
Belgium, franc
———
.0385802*
.0385802*
bonds,
.0199887
.0200000
.0200000
due
Malayan dollar
British Malaysia,
Canada, ,dollar
r-~-—.—
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
(Metropolitan),
—
—
—
francGermany, Deutsch Mark———
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
Mexico,
u
peso
—
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
—.
V
—
i
♦Nominal.
.210650
.00435401?
.00285625
-
.264000
.264075
.263950
2.786509
2.784043
2.784137
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.103330*
.233175
.233175
.233208
2.804690
2.803860^'
2.815195
2.814375
tApplication depends
type of merchandise.
upon
2.801369
Gas
Co.,
347
Aug 23
37/a%
debs., due 1978
cumul. pfd. stock
Inc., 5%%
mortgage 4y4%
States' Ppwer; Co.,
Gas
5%
2.812031
1st
Light
bds.,
first
Coke
&
D,
ser.
due
mortgage
Co.—
Co., Inc.—
debentures due
mortgage
2.801473
2.811830
=
1973_
.
Sep
•Announcement
f.
s.
in
1st
343
435
1
532
Sep 10
349
624
440
t
534
RR.—
15-year 3%%
.0349000
.193330*
Pagi
1
Aug 25
1982_
_Sep
bondsa—i_i.
l
534
Sep 16
.
537
537
533
153
Southern Production
.496166*
.0349000
2.815000
jan
stock
1967
Aug 23
355
_Sep 15
S. f. 7% gold bonds, series A, due 1955—
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., 3%% s. f.
debs., due
Wood (Alan) Steel Co.—
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
2.804483
stock
preferred
Toho Electric Power Co.
.140080*
.496766*
.233200
£>ate
Co.,
.140080*
.140080*
.233214
sterling
.0800480
"
.264050
485
CALLED
First & ref. mtge. 3%
bonds, series F, due 1956
Aug 30
First & ref. mtge. 3%% bonds, series
H, due 1981
Aug 30
Republic Steel Corp., 6% conv. prior pref. stock, ser.
A__Aug 31
Resistoflex Corp., cumul. conv. preferred stock
Sep 1
.210625
2.787334
Central
Peoples
2.812083
.0800480
.0800480
.0800480
!
.210650*.
445
1
Products
Mountain
.238379*
2.811666
2.814375
j
..
444
Light & Power Co. of Baltimore
3y8% bonds, series Y
Aug 23
f.
s.
Natural
Consolidated
.00435401* ,,r
.00285625
.238379*
,238379*
.210700
.23L0700
.
,
354
l
Co., 4% subordinated debs, due 1973_ Sep
7
Federated Department Stores, Inc., preferred
stock—Sep
8
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., $5 preferred stock
Sep 30
Hilton Hotels Corp., 4%
conv.
preferred stock
Sep
1
Illinois
.210550
.00435401*
.00285625
—.—
franc
;
—-—
Union of South Africa, pound
pound
.210700
—
Switzerland,
Kingdom,
.210700
.00285625
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
—
Sweden, krona
United
1.032656
.00435401*
2.787128
—
1.031640
1.031660
.238379*
1
**
.326433
1.031250
2.815104
*
■
.326500
.326600
.326600
.326600
1.031093
t.210700 » f
I
.00435401*
—
.00285625
—
.238379*'
.210733
2.815000
—
.0800480
.264100
—
.
mortgage
623
253
533
Co.—
Drewrys Ltd. U. S. A.,
Ekco
*$
**
Credit
Consolidated
*«
**
r
.0352609* t
-
-
ISSUE
Electric
&
352
1973~Sep
due
1965
junior subordinated notes due
First
.0200125
.0428082 *t
*
Free
debs.,
cumulative preferred
Gas
Consolidated Gas Elec.
.0385802*
Brazil, cruziero—
Basic
3Yz%
2.240620
.0385802*
5%
Counties
Commercial
.0719820*
•.0719820*
2.240537
2.242529
2.243193
2.243027
.0385802*
.0199875
*—
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
Free
Australia, pound
Austria,
Coast
.133333*
—
Preferential
Aeroquip Corp.,
$
$
253
Sep
5%
Company and Issue—
Aug. 19
Aug. 18
■('
$
$
$
Thursday
Wednesday
Monday
peso—
Date
Co.—
ENTIRE
Argentina
^
,
England Gas & Electric Association—20-year s. f. collat. trust 4% bonds, ser. C, due 1971—Sen l
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
6% cumulative preferred stock
Oct
l
Northern Indiana Public Service, 4Va% preference
stociclsep 10
Northern Pacific Ry. collateral trust 4 Vis due 1975
Sep
i
Pritchard (E.), Inc., 4%%
debentures
—Sep l
St. Paul Union Depot Co.—
First'& ref. mtge. 3ya% bonds, series B, due 1971
Oct
l
Seaboard Air Line RR., 37/8% s. f. debs., due 1977— ~
Sep
l
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
certifies aaiiy to
,
.
New
Foreign Exchange Rales
■
;
(762)
293
mtge. (Kansas Division )—
bonds, due
this issue.
1959_Sep
l
485
Sep
l
483
1963
§In
Volume
179.
•♦Temporarily omitted.
Auction Sales
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
increased $113
in the Atlanta
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
thousands
(In
of
Dec.
Gold certificates
Aug. 19,
1954
^—.——
Redemption fund for F. R. notesi
844,476
1953
20,327,102
Total gold
■___
Discounts
and
Industrial
loans
10,864
+
367,413
advances
2,535
—
132,276
I_.
Other cash
+
2,535
—
21,171,578
certificate reserves-
F. R. notes of other Banks—
+
80,998
45,999
126,997
+
6,632
—
459,987
806
378
32,002
+
27,499
—
~
44,152
—
355,002
—
-
—
2,015
If. S, Government securities:
Bills
-1
-
Certificates
■
•'
'-Notes
6,599,791
—
— —
.
+
Total bought outright-Held under repurchase
ment
—146,500
23,876,612
„
—.
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
Increase
180,000
80,000
+
+
23,956,612
.
24,417,405
Hue
from
banks
foreign
—
66,500
—
94,377
—1,408,071
Rank
premises
OUier
assets
115
+
125,184
— —
528,032
+
53,820
J.
^
...
—
4.085,677
assets
15.730
—
50,353,375-,
-
+
86*.076
+
3,749
—
37,203
419.737
+
tural
30,962
—
TJ.
+
44,576
646,473
+
53,461
Total
Deferred
Oilier
547,534
v.
liab.
&
40,514
+
865,008
—
91,613
—
62,351
+
36,825
20,396,918
+
126,899
i_
3,320,006
+
316,483
dividendsi_
14,161
+
465
cash
accrued
i
49,260.877
...
+ 412,885.
—
+
982,147
71,501
4,387
—
S.
banks
Oilier
147
274,747
625,013
——
+
+
6,705
—
U.
S.
—1,310
Ratio
lo
of
gold certificate
deposit
liabilities
and
F.
combined
—
securities
In
33
+
171
Georgia-Pacific
30
+
423
134
214
Gerber Products Co., common
4y2 % preferred (quar.)
•
40,337
Interbank demand
if
accept- -
0.1%
1.6%
'
foreign
-
227
6,562
*
S.
Government
2,617
376
+.
'The condition statement of weekly reporting member
Reserve System in leading cities
the
principal changes for the week
ended Aug. 11: Decreases of $151 million in loans to
banks, $216 million in holdings of United States Govern¬
ment securities, $268 million in United States Govern¬
ment deposits,
and $133 million in demand deposits
credited to domestic banks; and an increase of $260
million in borrowings.
following
Commercial,
creased
all
in
industrial,
most
districts
and
and
a
agricultural
total
of
$59
loans
million
+
176
—
685
58
—
8
at
reporting member banks; the principal changes were
of $13 million in the Dallas
District, $12 million
the
San
Francisco
Philadelphia
District.
District, and $10 million in the
Changes according to industry
in-another press
creased $30 million.
appear
release.
Real
+
148
banks
54,127
21,213
3,607
deposits:
90
—
—
2
268
—
133
—
938
+2,632
—1,384
+
20
+
1
1,325
793
estate
loans
City and $91 million in
and
in¬
$275 million in
Chicago, and a total
stock
Gossard
Mfg.
_
(H.
W.)
A
8%
class
&
including those
called
under
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details
were
OF
TENDER
United
Clothers,
Brand
States
First
Date
Inc..
preferred
Securities
670
stock
Great
—Sep
3
Page
First
mortgage
Central
First
Gulf
series
due
A,
1965
National
8-10
1
9-10
8-24
9-
1
8-16
8-16
9-15
8-16
9-15
1
9-
9-25
9-11
8-30
11-29
12-11
11-29
9-
1
8-25
11-23
8-27
8- 2
37y2c
10-
1
9- 7
93 %
10-
1
25c
:
c
Indemnity
(quar.)—
8-20
5c
10-15
9-
1
B-
5
9-
1
8-
5
25c
25C
9-10
8-16
9-30
9-15
(quar.)—
Inc.
(all
from
9-24
8-24
9-10
9-1
10C
9-
1
8-20
8-31
8-16
8c
8-31
8-18
8c
__
55c
13c
(initial)
8-31
8-16
(Texas)—
—
net
invest¬
income)—
Stock
Fund
Growth
Fund.
Administered
Gulf Mobile
.1,
Fund.,
Water
class A
44C
(quar!)
& Ohio
RR., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-
1
8-13
10c
(quar.)_,
9-
7
8-24
50C
9-10
9-10
8-23
12-16
11-28
$1.25
$1.05
$4.40
$1.10
$1.11
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)
Power,
5*
,
(L.fA
M ^ -i4!- '.A
4.64%
50c
Utilities,
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
$4.44 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
8-23
$1.25
$1.25
$4.20
;
9-39
$1
$1.75
40c
Great Northern Ry., new common
Southern
Life
Insurance
Gulf States
»;•
7
8-30
9-15
439
.,5;^
9-
9-13
15C
624
442
8-26
9-15
12-15
& collat. trust bonds,.due 19,72—— Sep
1
Western RR. preferred stock
_Sep 30
Utilities Co., 3% debentures, due 1969
Sep
1
1
8-30
9-11
531
Sep
6
12-11
246
Container-Corp., 4 V* %\s. f. debs., due 1966
I
8-
t25c
,
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
440
9-
9-10
25c
$5
Co.—
2
9-20
9-15
$1
1
Grande
9-
1
9-13
10-
75c
1
Rio
9-
9-
t25c
;
Great
Gulf
1
9-15
!
$1.25
.Sep
Utilities
States
'8-27
.3-10 55 2-13
9-10
,
bonds, series B, due 1968
1st mtge.
&
9-20
-Oct
Pacific
mortgage 3%%
Citizens
Denver
4% bonds,
Ry.—
8-26
$2
(s-a)
(quar.)
438
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
8
$1.50
(N. Y.)
530
Sep
8-
9-
$2
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.)
Great Lakes Towing Co. (quar.)
Capital
2
4
$1.50
(quar.)
Great American Industries
Inc., com
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Co., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
ment
9-15
62y2c
9-
$2
(quar.)
B
Co.
Gulf Cities Gas,
Date
Atlanta Gas Light Co., 1st mtge. 3% bonds, due 1963— .Sep
Beacon Associates, Inc., 6% conv. sub. debs., due 1S67_.
Carolina,
B
class
(quar.)
preferred
Guilford-Chester
Company and Issue—
8-20
9-30
20c
&
American
Fully
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
9-21
3
9-
25C
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)..
Grand Union Co., common (quar.)
Grant (W. T.) Co., common (quar.)
Page
Sep 15
Corp.—
8-20'
10-1
30c
(increased)___
class
and
preferred
Common
stock
common
International
&
•8-30
15c
(quar.)
Group Securities.
Company and Issue—
Society
50c
56y4c
50c
Greer Hydraulics Inc.
NOTICE
9-15
50c
Quarterly
given in the "Chronicle."
9-15
1
Co.—
and
A
8
1
10-
25c
...
...
Co.
9-
10-
25c
;
(quar.)
Government Employees Insurance
R.)
redemption,
8-14
9-30
40c
$i.i2y2
(quar.)
(W.
I
I
Co.
preferred
fl'T
'f
Gorham
Gray Mfg.
for
(quar.)
Goodall-Sanford, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., com. (quar.)..
$5 preferred (quar.)
3%%
called
1
$1.75
class
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
common
8-14
9-
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7% pfd.~ (friar.)
Brewing Co. (increased quar.)_
6%
preferred
1
30c
Goebel
6%
Notices
8-19
9-
$1.16
8%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
1
prior preferred (quar.)
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
+
1,060
46
—
368
8-1#
9-
-
(quar.)
$4.64
+
260
+
pfd.
Portland Cement (quar.)
Globe <fe, Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—
Grace
11,361
—
—
1
59%C
(quar.)...
$2.25
(quar.)
common
Gleaner Harvester
Grafton
3Vi%
^Holdings of Treasury bills decreased
New York
I
187
—
9-17
9-
$1.25
Glens Falls
+2,427
+
741
+
Foreign banks
in¬
increases
in
557
+1,275
+
81
—
2,629
deposits
18,772
1,036
banks of the Federal
shows
+
—1,240.602
Condition Statement of Member Banks
'
—
Liabilities—
Below will be found
]/: tl
—
Gisholt
13,648
banks
Machine
+4,056
+
911
77
—
8,259
Co.,
216
150
125
18
„—
1
55C
Tir$ & Rubber Co.
Gillette
9-17
10-
56c
(quar.)....—
Plywood,
9-30
30c
(quar.).
common
8-13
$1.50
(quar.)
Grace National Bank
46.1 %
-—
commitments
loan
419,737
—
note
correspondents
Industrial
+
—
3
+
21,865
-
151
—
3,578
4,256
6,690
-
domestic
preferred
preferred
4.75%
Corp.,
8-20,
Ur t
1
9-
55c
(quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Telephone
9-10
11-15
25c
preferred
General
-
$1.50
62y2c
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25
Holim
Payable of Ree,
50C-
preferred (quar.)_
General Plywood Corp., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
General Steel Castings Corp., com. (quar.).
$6 preferred (quar.):
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
+
941
with
(quar.)
6%
+
vault
Balances
Share
Advertising Co.—
+
reserves
R.
—
Contingent liabilities on
Alices
purchased
for
"
50,353,375
accounts
Outdoor
41
827
When
Per
General
+
Borrowings
Total liabilities & cap.
—2,083
@
$1.00 for the lot
@ $1,000 for the lot
Dividends
59
36,389
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks—
Cash
the
par
$300
par
+
547
—
bonds
at
no
# 61/*
com.
(Continued from page 12)
General
bills
—-——
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes —
U.
16~953
Capital
917
securities—total
Government
Domestic
+
15
—
13,660
27,543
165,195
capital accounts—
Inc.,
4.40%
deposits adjusted
—
Time deposits except U. S. Government
Capital paid in
{Surplus (Section 7)
•Surplus
(Section 13b)'
+
7,806
Treasury
—1,277,646
Accounts—
Sabu,
Company
2,409
or
Demand
Capital
+3,453
—1,344
for
loans
to
Other
deposits—
availability
11,652
—
427,021
—
—
100
presented
were
-
sale—
Watson
6,766
dealers
and
loans
U,
18,775,890
-
3. Treasurer—gen. account
Foreign '
""/Other
'■1,1
accts._
bank—reserve
Member
estate
Other
362,613
Deposits:
the
20,829
brokers
to
carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
ing securities
—1,240,602
—
16
281
agricul¬
loans—.
Loans
Loans
25.529,792
+
39,274
and
—
*
Real
_
83,267
38,619
—
—
—■
Loans—gross
Commercial, industrial,
liabilities—
Inderal Reserve notes
corporation
of
John Warren
5%
(In millions of dollars)
Investments—total
and
Loans—net
f
J
1953
'
purchasing
Total
1954
—1,051,054
22
,
Aug. 12,
1954
Loans
Uncollected cash items-.-i
Aug. 4,
61,000
Assets—
securities
since
Aug. 11,
.
Total loans and
(.+ ) or
dec. (—)
—1,112,054
agree
—
$ per Lot
.
Name of Company
i
•
time
175
Common
A summary
744,650
—1,429,425
the
of
Borrowings increased $251 million in New York City.
1,604,075
'
Corporation, being all of the
outstanding stock of said Company.
De¬
tails of the history, assets and liabilities
Demand Deposits adjusted decreased $90 million; the
principal chartges were decreases of $277 million in New
York City and $53 million in the Boston District, and
increases of $76 million in the Chicago District, $57 mil¬
lion in the St. Louis District, and $52 million in the
542,034
—
—
3,092,550
L
——
— —
13,029,021
.
——
Bonds
—146,500
1,155,250
STOCKS
Oklahoma
of
of
$25 million in the San Francisco District, and a total
$77 million at all reporting member banks. Holdings
"other" securities decreased $81 million.
(Barnes &
4,528 Osage RaRway Company, $100 par value an
Atlanta District.
Bought-outright—
■
Shares
Holdings of Treasury certificates of in¬
debtedness decreased $125 million, of which $86 million
was in New York City.
Holdings of United States Gov¬
ernment bonds increased $63 million in New York City,
(- -) since
Aug. 11,
1954
Grubfes
Wednesday Aug. 18.
District.
City
dollars)
Aug. 18,
Assets—
Transacted by Jenks, Kirkland &
Lofland Dept.) in Philadelphia on
at all reporting member banks, and they
million in the Dallas District, $58 million
District, and $56 million in the Kansas
of $150 million
$1.16
35c
$1.12%-
8-
6
1
9-15
9-15
8-23
99-15
8-23
8-23
9-15
8-23
9-15
8-23-;
10-
Number 5353
180
yolume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
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i
■.
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i
'
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v
J
Per
When
Share
Holder»
50c
K
Water Co
preferred
Rerfactories,
Kansas
8-31
8-31
2nd preferred
Oil
preferred
$4.25
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4%%
Horn &
51
Hardart
Co.
preferred
4%%
preferred
Kerite
Co.
Kerr-McGee
$1.20
Oil
5
preferred
(quar.)--
4.40%
preferred
33/«%
$1
$1.10
93%c
30c
50c
preferred
(quar-)—
(quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power Co.
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-10
9-29
(Walter)
New
Houston
Oil
Hoving
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
Stores
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
4V4%
Howe
(Texas)
Corp.
Howard
(quar-)
Sound
Co.
37yac
(quar.)
$1.06 %
10c
(quar.)
Hubinger Co. (quar.)—
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp., class A com.
51
preferred A (quar.)
5.12%
preferred B (quar.)
Humble Oil
&
Refining Co.
Hunt Foods, Inc., 5%
pref.
5%
pref.
Huron
&
A
6%
&
Door
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
31%c
9- 1
10-15
(quar.)
57%c
Co.
Co.,
of
$1.50
s-a)
Great
$5
(G.
Ltd.
$3
Britain
10- 1
9- 1
(quar.)
Copper
Co.,
(I.
(quar.)_
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Co. of Canada (quar.)_
national Paper
Co.,
(quar.)..:
preferred
ff!.'naH0nal
erna
mnal
10-
1
Corp. (quar.)
ernational Resistance Co.
(quar.)
International
Preferred
*
Lake
Corp.,
^ype Corp.
estment
(quar.)
Foundation, Ltd., common (s-a)
Iown p,onvertlble preferred
(quar.)
4
Light & Power, com. (quar.)
4.80,,
(quar.)
Inc.,
$2.50
preferred
Lamston
$6
Lanett
——■w
(quar.)
(quar-'
(quar.)
Co.
Secord
Laurentide
Candy Shops,
Inc.
(quar.)—,—
9-15
11-
1
10-15
Salt
Co.
8-19
8-25
8- 5
9-20
8-23
9-13
8-20
9-13
8-20
§25c
9-14
9-15
9- 1
8-24
8-30
8-16
25c
$1
9-
1
8-11
9-
1
8-11
11-
1
10-13
9- 1
8-17
30c
20c
8-31
8-16
25c
35c
8-18
9-1
$75c
9- 1
9-15
10-15
$75c
30c
10-15
10- 1
9-15
9-15
9-15
Glass
Co.
(quar.)-.
(quar.)—
common
(initial-quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville. S.
—
Insurance
Corp.
9-
1
8-
29c
10-31
9-30
25c
5c
$20c
1
9-15
9-
1
1
8-
3
Lincoln Stores,
Chemical
Lindsay
Link-Belt
Co.
Oil
Lion
B
Local
Lock
8%
Los
Corp.
Gas
Lynn
1
Macassa
&
Electric
Lyon Metal Products,
5%
MacGregor Sport
Whyte
Co.
9.
1
$25c
9-
1
8-14
Mackinnon
50c
10-
1
Mackintosh-Hemphill
$1.37%
5%
Mines,
1st
Macmillian
Ltd.
preferred
8-16
Co.
Square
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Mid-Continental
8-20
State
8-
9
25c
8-
2
$1.75
11-
1
series
Oil
B
Co.
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
75c
9-15
9-
$1
Abrasive
Oil
Corp.
Co.,
&
8-23
8-31
H-31
0-10
8-29
9-12
8-20
9-12
8-20
$1
30c
9-
1
10-
1
9-19
9-24
9-14
50c,
(quar.)_,
15c
10-
1
$1.15
10-
1
9-l!f
50c
9-16
8-31
2%c
9-16
8-31
9-13
8-25
28c
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
$31 %c
—
10-
1
(quar.)
—;
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
$75c
Containers,
Carpet
Ltd., class
A
8-14
12-15
11-15
$25c
(quar.)
9-15
$75c
(quar.)
10-
2
9-20
25c
9-10
8-23-
$1.25
9-15
Mills
Life
Insurance
(Springfield,
1
(s-a 1
Machine
Tool
Co.
preference series
preference
Oil
Corp.,
Co.
C
series
(quar.)
I
9-
1
8-29
$$1
8-27
8-1!)
9-
1
8-26
9-15
8-25
96 %c
9-
1
b->»
96%c
iquar.)
34 %c
62 %c
12-
1
11-19
(quar.)
Ltd..
9-
30c
(quar.j
C
9-13
8-
2
9-10
8-31
20c
t25c
(quar.)_^
9-15
10-
9-
1
9-
3
redeemable
$25c
10-
1-
9-
3
(quar.)__
t$1.75
10-
1
9-
3
preferred
(quar.)
t$1.75
10-
1
9-
3
1
common
preferred
B
(quar.)
—
Lines, Inc.
(quar.).—
(Henry) & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)—
4%%
preferred
prior
pfd.
4%%
Morrison-Knudsen
Finance
Wheel
5%%
9-30
9-15
9-10
8-13
10-15
Co.
Fuel
Co.
Louis
Automotive
National
Biscuit
common
9-15
8-17
25c
8-
9
25c
8-25
8-
9
40C
8-25
8-16
Stock
National
$1.25
Bank
dividend
Container
convertible
8-11
9-15
8-M.
9-
1
8-16
9-
2
8-19 ;
9-
8-20
9-
1
8-10
50c
10-15
9-14
8-31
8-10
8-27
8-10
75c
(New York) (increased)
10-15
60c
11-
25c
10c
2%
*
preterred
8-11
20c
—
(s-a)
Corp., common
1
9-10
$1.75
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
(quar.")
National By-Products,
Inc
National Cash Register (quar.)___i
Company
8-23
9-15
35c
preferred
City
9-13
30c
$1
Ry
Corp.
National
National
^
8-19
8-10
50c
8-13
National
8-31
8-31
37%c
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
$2 class A (quar.)
Nashville, Chattannoga & St.
Co.,
8-12
8-17
25c
'
(quar.I
8-12
8-25
5,
1
8-31
9-10
,
26%c
(quar.)
4
8-31
8-
(quar.)
1
8-13
9-
80c
lc
9-
9-15
9 V
2c
9-
8-25
9-
50c
25c
25c
9-30
;
(quar.)
Fibres, Inc.
$$1.25
9-17
8-20
59%c
-
(quar.)
Aluminate
8-27
9-10
50c
common
81-24.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-10
9-10
10-
1
(quar.)i
Supply
<G. C.)
National
Ltd.—
7-2 r
$2.50
(quar.)_.
Inc.,
preferred
.
7-31
1
:
Murphy
71
1
9-
Co.
Corp.
Corp.
Diablo
9-
9-
37%c
30c
62%c
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
Mills, common
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
$18%c
$$1.19
(initial)—
Paper
Munsingwear,
8-25
-
1
preferred A
Mountain
9-10
^
9-20
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Ltd.
8-12
$1.25
Co.
pfd.
common
common
Co.,
9-15
$1.25
Extra
40c
.
8-17
Co.—
(quar.)
(Robert),
S.)
1
He
—
4.60%
Service
(J.
9-
60c
—
(quar.)
com.
common
Co.,
preferred
9-16
35c
Light Co.,
Co.,
Utilities
1
9-15
(quar.)
Public
1
10-
9-13,
—
Co.
Manufacturing
Pipe Line,
(quar.)
B
8-13
9-
35c
Regulator
&
Power
8-13
1
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glass
9-
9-15
10c
-
(quar.)—
preferred
1
25c
$3c
Corp—
(quar.)
(monthly!
&
8-31
25c
(increased)__—
Power
8-13
8-24
Inc.—
Honeywell
preferred
9-11
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Mining
H-13
30c
pi'd.
(quar.
Refineries,
9-
9-11
Illinois—
of
conv,
Co.
9-10
75c
-
convertible
Mount
1
$1
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Motor
50c
(quar.)
1
9-13
25c
(quar.)_;
25c
(quar.)
)1-
20c
—
(quar.)-,
Corp.,
Laboratories
10-22
25c
1
Telephone Co.
Water
Co.
Morris
1
11-
10-15-
25c
Petroleum
preferred
$2.50
1
15c
1
f
Middlesex
H
9-15
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
8-26
9-
9-30
$1.22%
I
Mickelberry's Food Products Co.
Corp.
9-11
9-22
45c
—
$1.10
(J. P.) & Co. 1 quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co., com.
9-21
12-22
9-11
62 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hone
8-26
9-11
10c
4.40%
Micromatic
2
50c
n
Morgan
1
1-2-55
9-
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Copper Co. (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
New
9-
(increased)
Garden
(quar.)
Moore-McConnack
38c
(quar.)
8-20
2.
Morgan
$1
10-
8-31
$1.12%
1
7%
9-20
$1
8-20
7%
8-21
9-30
9-20
8-31
4%
8-13
1
9-30
10c
(quar.).-,-
com,
2
Moore
4
1
8-20
9-
-
8-20
9-
$3.85
2-18
9-
1
1
9-10
$1.75
Co.,
99-
10-1
Monterey
11-18
9-
8-20
10c
$3.85
8-18
8-31
1
81 %c
—
Investment, Ltd. (s-a)
Monroe Loan Society, 5%%
pfd. (quar.),
Monsanto Chemical Co., com.
(quar.)
2-18
$1
9-
50c
(quar.)-
(quar.)--
com,
Monarch Mortgage &
8-18
40c
Co.,
10c
— —
2
Monarch
4
11 %c
8-23
9-
Mass.)
11-18
12-10
8-27
1
1
Monarch
1
3-10-55
8-27
9-13
9-
5c
10-
Mohawk
8-16
S-
(quar.)-i-
Extra
Madison
preferred
9-13
50c
(quar.)-
common
9-10
2
Modern
8-16
8-
(quar.)
Steel
25c
-
Quarterly
8-12
9-10
9-10
9-
Mitchell
8-27
12-10
9-10
1
—
—-
Corp.,
Mitchell
1
9-
1/
1
9-
5%
8-31
9-
1010-
9-
Class
4
9-16
9-10
10-
(quar.)
(quar.I
Missouri
9
8-
1
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)_—
Corp.,
1
4
8-13
10-
$1
(quar.)
Scott
&
Missouri
15c
Structural
87 %c
8-23
3
$1.06%
(quar.)___
Missouri-Kansas
8-23
8-
1
9-
9-
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
1
8-25
1
—
,
20c
(quar.)—
8-13
9-
j
1
Motor
common
45c
(quar.)__
10-
Mississippi
50c
Products
8-16
8-10
9-15
,a
9-
9-
-
Co.
Y.)
97 %c
4%
10-24
$1
RR.
(N.
9-17
..
(quar.)
Mississippi
2
$37 %c
(quar.)
15c
—
20c
1
9-15
preferred
5%
8-31
(monthly)—:
(quar.)
preferred
9-
9.3O
1
1
9-
-
1
$4
8t31
(quar.)
35%c
9-30
11-
1
9-11
(quar.)_.
Co.
(quar.)
1
Minnesota
8-11
3
9-11
Corp
Nashville
Lunkenheimer
Mac
9-30
8-
9-
50c
Angeles Transit Lines (quar.)
Manufacturing & Sales Co.
8-16
■*
9-1
10-
25c
10-
Common
9-23
9-
50c
Ludlow
8-16
$1.25
1
37%c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)_L_
8-31
10-
Minnesota
8-20
—
2nd preferred
non-cumul.
7%
60c
$1.18%
(quar.)-.
pfd. A
(quar.)—
Edison 3.80% pfd.
Minneapolis
8-13
$1-10
——J
Co.
4%%
Co.
9-15
95c
12-23
35c
(quar.)
10c
96 %c
Miles
Hotel—
Baltimore
Lord
9- 1
$1-25
"1th-
*1-0? 3-i0-55
50c
9-10
preferred
common
Systems
(quar.)—
$1.50
6
9-10
$1
(Md.) class A (quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Mo.) (quar.)
9- 1
(quar.)
8-
55c
Long-Bell Lumber
44c
(quar.)
8-16
1
12-31
25c
Corp.,
Aircraft
Lockheed
30c
(quar.)
1
$37 %c
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
8%
8-16
A
9-
9-
15c
20c
(quar.)—L
9
9-15
preferred
Mid-West
8-11
Common
8-16
B
8-20
8-11
(quar.)
Finance
Joint Pipe,
1
8-20
3
1
^Oc
(quar,)
Loblaw, Inc.
1
9_10
9-
1
65c
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd., class A
3
8-
preferred
Midwest
9-10
—
Class
6
9-10
1
9-
—
Original (quar.)
Original (quar.)
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
3c
8-
Disintegrating
Mid-West
9-
(quar.)
9-
45c
8-
1
50c
—-
Carbonic Corp., com. (quar.)^
3%% preferred (quar.)
Little Miami RR. Original (quar.)
9-
9-15
8-25
8-10
10-
1
1
Thermit
Midvale
..60c
15c
$1.31%
(quar.)
Corp.
Lionel
$1.05
9.IO
8-31
9-15
10-
9-
10-
Cement
preferred
6%
8-16
8-16
50c
1
3.
9-14
20c
Publishing
&
8-
62 %c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Textile
.
1
8-27
1
Middle
8-27
(quar.)
97 %c
(quar.)
9-
1
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
10-
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)—
Lynch
(quar.)
I
Mf&- Co. (quar.)
9-
.
1
4.90%
5
8-16
8-18
G.)—
preferred
9-15
__
1
8-18
9-
50c
$1.10
9- 1
9-
8-20
1
Extra
10-31
11-
9-15
9-10
Miami
9-17
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1
9-30
35c
(quar.)__
common
9-
Meyer-Blanke Co.
9-15
Quarterly
$1.50
62%c
1
$1.11%
8-27
1
8-17
$1.08%
12-15
9-10
9-
8-31
3.90%
12-15
12-31
11-15
7-31
50c
8-13
3.85%
9-15
12-31
11-
8-31
9-
Corp.,
2nd
4%%
9-15
(quar.)
Lincoln Service Corp., common
$25c
(quar.)
9-15
1
9-
9-10
Stores
preferred
10-21
10-
1
45c
&
Portland
Metals
4
62%c
10c
$3
25c
25c
1
9-
$1.06%
Handling
Metropolitan
9-30
8-13
9-
9-15
(quar.)
participating
Participating
4
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)
Lincoln NatT Life Insur. Co. (Fort Wayne)—
-
93 %c
85c
Co., Ltd.
$3.25
8-16
25c
Savers
8-13
(quar.)>_>
&
Metal
8-16
8-
Insurance Co. of Tenn.——
Co. of Virginia (quar.)
&
$1.08%
35c
1
1
25C
Casualty
1
(quar.)
coin,
preferred
Johnson
Metal
9-10
1
Quarterly
&
Corp.
Midland
prefeired
5%%
9-
(quar.)
Extra
40c
Land & Exploration Co.
10-
1
9-
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford
8-13
(quar.)—
Merritt-Chapman
12-24
10-
9-
Liquid
9.10
10-11
1-10-55
—
Leslie
1
8-26
Meredith
9
9-24
(quar.)
(R. G.) Inc.
Louisville
8-
1
preferred
Louisiana
preferred C (quar.)
8-16
1
$30c
Le Tourneau
(quar.)
25c
Lea
Fabrics,
Inc.
—37 %c
Leath &
Co., common (quar.)
25c
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
62%c
Lee
(H. D.)
Co.
(quar.)
50c
Lees
(James)
& Sons
(quar.)
50c
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
(quar.)—
30c
$1.20
9-15
9-15
common
1
Corp., Ltd.—
Acceptance
8-27
Supply,
9-
9-
9-
series)
Co., Inc., common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
40c
Works
Bleachery & Dye
Co. (quar.)__
Lang &
Laura
Co.
Inc.
Bryant,
Lane-Wells
(quar.)
Inc., common
(s-a)——
Machine
Lane
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
H.),
(M.
preferred
Landis
Co.,
1
"10-1
10- 1
(quar.)
ern Utilities, common (quar.)..
rlf
Sessions
9-
8-23 ^
$4.25
$15c
$15c
$15c
$15c
35c
(quar.)
5
45c
(quar.)
9-
$4
10-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
A
11-
9-10
Merck
t$1.75
class
1
93 %c
Merchants Fire Assurance
*40c
9-27
8 & Barge Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a) —
^
8-10
$1.25
pfd.
e
12-
9-10
Mercantile
Ltd.—
Co.,
8-
50c
7%
:
1
1
$1.06%
com.
non-voting
Melville Shoe
10c
(quar.)
&
8-16
11 Referred
Preferred.
9-
50c
82%«
IroVpi preferred
$5
8-18
9-10
Co.—
(quar.)
pfreferred
1
(quar.)—
9-15
4%
9-
9-24
$1.75
(quar.)
Milling
8-27
9-
9-
Co.—
&
Mechanical
45c
Woods
9-10
9-15
60c
Mead,
80c
6
&
2
50c
(quar.)
com.
Electric
4%%
$1.50
9-15
8- 6
Inc>
9-15
75c
Power
8-25
75c
Mead
15c
(quar.)
B
Preferred
j
8-13
1
8-13
10c
District
A
9- 1
JamaLMachtlne
4
(quar.)
Class
93%c
lsjanJ LeTnan
9-
10-
(quar.)
10- 1
9- 1
(quar.)
10-11
r
Class
(quar.)
preferred
8-11
1
(quar j__.
10- 1
nrpforro^
$i
5X76
1
1
8-17
(Alfred),
Lamson
8-18
9-10
9- 1
8-13
35c
(quar.)
12-3
25c
$1.75
t50c
1
9-
(quar.)
University
8-20
9-10
50c
Publishing
Co._
Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
McKesson & Robbins,
Inc. (quar.)_4_
McKinney Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
11-
(initial)
(quar.)
8-
9-15
Mclntyre
8-16
B
1
8-2
McGraw
25c
(quar.)—;
8-16
8-31
McGraw-Hill
9
Class
1-2-55
9-1
1
8-16
9-
(quar.)
the
Lambert
10- 1
9- 1
9- 1
30c
9-
8-21
3
9-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, $1.16
$1.20
20c
$1.50
9- 2
9-15
9-30
9-
9-
Co.
8-20
40c
Oil
preferred
Common
8-31
&
1
(quar.)
McCormick
40c
preferred
Life
9-22
$2.50
8-25
8-16
1
40c
7%
Life
9-
9-15
9-
55c
Extension
of
preferred
Iowa
McCord
8-18
Medusa
60c
Preferred (quar.)
Service Co., common
9-10
9-
-—
53%c
45c
35c
(quar.)
Warn, p^erred (quar.)...
Iowk i
015 Gas & Electric (quar.)
3tfl^°Wer & Bight Co., common (quar.)
J.30%
Preferred
9-20
8-14
common
Gas
5%
8-19
8-13
8-25
9-20
8-10
8-2
35c
lnfp«tr°fVinCial PIpe Line> Ltd. (incr. s-a)—
jn ers ate Engineering Corp....
lnw!ate „Motor Preight System (quar.)__
preferred
McColl-Frontenac
8-25
preferred
preferred
Superior
Lake
7-28
35c
common
(quar.)'.
preferred
9-15
(quar.)
H.)
Co.,
Common
9- 1
9- 1
9-10
5c
Co...:.„„__„___„_
Silver
*e,r^tional Utilities
1
Corp.,
9-15
8-27
(quar.)
10-
8-25
Quarterly
9-21
$1
(quar.)__
Products
(1947
preferred
(reduced)
S.)
(S.
Salle
La
9-10
$30c
75c
(quar.)
common
Petroleum Co., Ltd.
preferred
$3.40
9-10
Co.
(S.
Laclede
35c
37%c
8%%
50c
Co
Co.
$3.75
Maytag
1
1
8-24
9-
$1.06 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-16
Co.
10-
7
9-30
40c
(quar.)___
Corp., common (quar.)_
9-13
15c
Rubber
1
9-
$15c
(quar.)_
preferred
12-15
15c
(quar.)
11-
$2.50
Co.
Chemical
1
25c
B.)
Conveyor
convertible
1
(quar.)
common
6
9-17
1
13 %C
(quar.)_____
9-
(quar.)common
8-
8-13
8-20
2dc
1-3-55
75c
new
1
8-31
10-
30c
Ltd.
Department Stores,
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
30c
(quar.)_
12-
$1.06 %
(quar.)
May
50c
preferred
preferred
Koehring
8-4
-8- ♦
$1
Machinery
8-16
10-
Co.
4%%.' preferred
9-15
3
(quar.)
common
Knudsen Creamery Co., 60c preferred
Life
75c
Consolidated
ln.inaHonal Nickel
J-75%
1
&
ln!!!na!.onal Harvester
3
9-
1
9-
Quarterly
Quarterly
d
8-20
10-
$20c
(interim)
(initial quar.)
R.)
prior
Kleinert
$3
common
nternational Cigar
lows
8-31
8-13
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-11
8-16
8-16
9-15
8-13
9-17
12-17
9-10
$1.18%
common
Libby,1 McNeiil & Libby,
(initial
Foundation Fund (16c from ordinary income and 14c from
security profits)
nternational Business Machines
Corp.—
,
9-10
8-31
8-31
.
preferred
(s-a)
Steel Co. (quar.)
?ncMion
institutional
t.
1
10- 1
9- 1
9-30
12-30
-
S4
9-
$37 yaC
Tobacco
9rl3
(quar.)$$1.50
common (quar.)
' 50c
$1.25
$1.25
Ireland (interim)
Imperial Varnish & Color
Co., Ltd. (quar.)_
Indiana Gas & Water
(quar.)
Indiana Steel Products
(quar.)
1
Indiana
Telephone, 4.80% preferred (quar.)
I
idianapolis Water, class A (quar.)
6%
1
12%c
Quarterly
inland
9-
12yac
(quar.)
6% non-cumulative
preferred (s-a)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada)
imperial
1
57c
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Illinois Central RR.—
6%
9-10
32c
-
5% preferred
(quar.)
XT. E. Circuit Breaker
Co., common
New
8-31
9-
Mortgage Corp.
preferred
9-10
9-
1
$$1
3iyac
31 %c
(quar.)
Erie
Huttig Sash
(quar.)
15c
1
9-10
9-
9-24
50c
& Co.,
common
Kinney
9-30
9-30
9-30
8-20
9-17
8-25
8-11
8-11
4%%
28c
—
"
41
Mathieson
11-12
1
10-29
11-
Mathews
11-12
1
Kings County Lighting—
8-23
10%
(quar.)
common
Industries,
Co.,
(quar.)
A
2nd
10-15
11-12
1
12-
60c
Fibre
Class
7%
60c
1
12-
10 »
12-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Electric
1
9-
Inc.—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Master
1
9-10
30c
(reduced)
preferred
Corp.
9-24
8-12
5c
Co._^
15c
(quar.)
Co
convertible
Keyes
Masonite
11-
$1.25
25c
Inc.
Mines,
Land
Co.
8-16
9-10
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
Candies,
conv,
12-
$1.12%
.
(quar.)
Gold
County
8-20
(quar.)—
11-12
50c
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison
Kern
Common
common
„
(quar.I
Organization,
Utilities Co.,
Kentucky
9-11
dividend
Stock
Kent-Moore
Lee
5%%
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Kennametal, Inc.
62%c
8-12
8-10
9-10
1
87 %C
(quar.)—
1
9-10
12-
Mary
1
35c
Manufacturing
4%% pf<L
&
10-
56 %c
(quar.)
Shovel
1
50c
(quar.)
common
Cement
Field
Marshall-Wells
8-13
87 %C
1st
9-
1
25c
(quar.)—.
common
Power
(quar.)
common
9-
$1.50
Moore, Inc. (quar.)_^_
(semi-annual)
Gas
Corp.,
Marquette
8-13
(quar.)
6%
$1.25
25c
9-
1
(quar.).
Kroger
9-30
9-20
&
preferred
Marion
*
Oil
$1.05
Co., common
Kress
9-10
8-
1
preferred
8-16
-
8-13
9-10
9-
preferred
8-11
—
1
9-
5%
95c
(quar.)--,-^,-,,
$4.50
(N. Y.)
Corp.,
Co.
&
E-31
$2.50
(accum.)
(quar.)
Co.
Marathon
8-13
9-
3% %
8-13
9-24
9-24
9-20
$1.05
3%%
Kendall
1
(quar.)
Household Finance
Tool
Kellogg Co.;
Kresge
8- 2
9- 2
9- 2
8-25
9-20
1
8-31
10-
$1.12%
40c
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-17
Mar-Tex
Marshall
(quar.)
35c
50c
$1.25
(quar.)_—
Hotels Statler Co.
Kawneer Co.
8-20
8-13
9-15
8-13
1
8-20
Shirt
-8-25
9-10
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Maxwell
$1
9-10
9- 1
10- 1
8-26
1
5%
preferred
$1.12%
$1.12Va
75c
31c
12 %c
9-10
25c
*
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
10-
62 %c
(quar.)
Kidde
$1
;
(quar,)
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
62 %c
32 %c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
9-
Co!,
Hoover
preferred
4.20%
9-25
$4.20 2nd preferred
r
4%
8-17
8-17
50c
$1.06%
$1.05
25c
$1.12%
25c
preferred (quar.)_;
preferred
(quar.)
3.80%
8-17
75c
Manning,
Payable of JteK.
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
Manhattan
6
8-13
9- 1
9- 1
„
3
9-
8-13
9-
(quar.)
9-
9-
4%%
1
40c
common
1
9-15
10-
Co.
RR.,
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.,
3
1
15c
(quar.)—
(increased)
9-
10-20
9-
9- 1
Corp.
1
9-
12yac
t35c
1
$1
—
(quar.)
47
Holdet»
When
-
Share
(quar.)
C.)
prior
10-
95c
4%%.
(R.
Central
11-
(quar.)
87%c
—
preferred
preferred
11-15
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
8-27
9-15
9-15
8-14
9-20
,
9-20
8-13
9-17
8-16
9-17
8-16
8-25
10-25
8-13
8-13
Maine
45c
$1.09%
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., com.
$4
3.80%
Keller
9-15
Mahon
8-27
$1.25
(quar.)_„_
8-27
50o
50c
20c
30c
5c
91 %c
30c
50c
53Vac
8-25
8-25
Company
Co.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical,
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
9- 1
9-30
9-30
8-25
10- 1
9-15
10- 1
9- 1
48%c
(quar.)
Hooker Electrochemical Co.,
9-15
Magnavox
9-10
4%
8-11
Per
Name of
8-25
City Power & Light Co.—
Common
10- 6
10- 1
10- 1
<&
9-10
(quar.)
(Quarterly)
Honolulu
1
Aluminum
11-1
10-20
2- 1-55 1-20
preferred B (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co., 5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Hilton Hotels Corp., common (quar.)
4% convertible preference (quar.)
51 1st preferred (quar.)
;
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Co.
5%
10-15
8-13
10-20
Sons, common
preferred (quar.)
Kaiser
8-31
9-10
4c
(E.)
40c
40c
25%
$1.12ya
(quar.)
(763)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
9-11
Battery Co. (quar.)
Kahn's
9-10
9-10
8-25
8-16
8-16
10-30
9- 1
K. W.
$1,37%
$1.37ya
———
H'U5
a,"
5c
&
5%
preferred (quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchmer.* Co.
5%
Co.
Royalty (quar.)
Laughlin Steel Corp., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Jones
8-16
10- 1
10- 1
9-10
30c
Ranch
9- 1
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common (quar.)
E.)
Johnson
9-10
40c
$1.25
—-
i •'
.
35c
9-15
9-
•
35c
8-10
8-10
11- 5
9- 1
preferred (quar.)
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. (quar.)
Hecla Mining Co
Heinz (H. J.I Co.. 3.65%
preferred (quar.)__
Hercules Steel Products, 6% pfd. (quar.)—._
Hershey Chocolate, common (quar.)
41/4% series A preferred lquar.)_
Heyden Chemical Corp., common (quar.)—
31/2% preferred A (quar.)—.—
Manufacturing
9-10
(quar.)
common
Johnson & Johnson (quar.)
8-25
8%
(Charles
1
50c
—
dividendconvertible preferred
Hobart
10-
$1.50
-
Hartford Electric Light, 3.90% pfd.
Hartford Gas Co., common (quar.)
Hires
9-10
62%c
$1.06%
(quar.)
-
-
Stock
4.37%%
1
Jefferson Lake Surphur
Co.,
7% preferred (s-a)
$1.25
9-10
(quar.)
com.
Chemical Co., common
41/21
10-
$1.12%
$1.06%
35c
15c
15c
—
preferred (quar.)
-
1
8-13
(quar.)
25c
preferred
(quar.)_
warnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)
51 preferred (2nd issue)
(quar.)
Harris (A.) Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Extra
11-
1
preferred
9- 1
9- 1
11-15
9-15
c%
5]iL'if,
1
9-
Inc., 5%
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
SSX Oil Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
SPreferred (initial) (s-a)
wanna
(M. A.) Co., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
\ t; 1 i
When
Share
$5c
$22%c
$$1.25
25c
(quar.)
common
HS
l/!l
Harshaw
12-
Jantzen,
Company
50c
(quar.)_
H«rhison-Walker
3
Name of
5%
»f3
4%
8-
t20c
(quar.)
—
'
u«iiiburton Oil Well Cementing Co.—
(quar.)
JK?Mines. Ltd.Kuton Cotton, Ltd., com. (reduced quar.)
Preferred (quar.)—
uomllton Watch Co., common (quar.)
A
iiommerrnill Paper Co.,
1
+25c
Ltd., common...
Brass,
pir,cq
9-
$50c
Quarterly
H2nseack
Per
Payable of Rec.
°f Canada> Ltd-~
$50c
t
v.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
15c
31 %c
>
9-24 4
10-
1
8
9-30
9-25
12-30
12-25
8-20
9-10
"
9-10
'
■
8-20
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(764)
_
National
dividend
(increased).
9-14
&
,
Co.
9-
1
9-
1
8-
6
I
8-
6
Extra
preferred
conv.
Machine (quar.)__
(quar.)
National
Pood Products Corp.
National
Gas
&
Oil
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
Lead
class
7%
6%
;•
Co.,
A
class
preferred
preferred
B
(quar.)--
Malleable & Steel
National
Radiator Co.
dividend
Stock
Shirt
Shops
Extra f
<
Machinery
(increased
Common
Steel
&
4.20%
Co.,
investment
Inc.
Casualty Co.
England Electric System
England Insurance Co.
Gas
Co.
preferred
Jersey
York Air
New
pfd.
4%
preferred
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-10
$4
8-17
20c
8-27
Western
&
Normetal
,North
3
9-30
9-15
Quarterly
:
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
10-
9-
1
7
9-
1
7
9-10
8-20
9-
1
8-13
75c
10-
1
8-27
3%%
$1.50
10-
1
8-27
Phillips
$2.50
9-
1
8-16
•Phoenix
(.Quar.)
(s-a)
*
$3.95
Philco
Car
$2 convertible
1
9-
$1.12%
10-
1
9-
3
$1.12%
10-
1
9-
B
3
Corp.,
1
9-15
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
Pine
9-1
8-20
Pioneer
1
9-1#
Piper
9-
1
8-16
45c
20c
9-15
V
Central
North
River
North
Shore
9-10
8-12
9-30
9-
40c
(quar.)
9-10
8-24
1
$5
•
Gas
Co.
Co.,
Gas,
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-20
8-31
Plymouth
9-20
8-31
Polaris
10-15
9-27
Poor
25c
9-10
8-20
35c
9-10
8-19
Portsmouth
(quar.)
1
10-
1
7-22
I
9-15
9-
1
5c
9-29
9-15
10-15
10-
A1
9-
1
:
$1.20
9-
1
9- -1
25c
2%
9-16
9-1
9-
7
8-
6
9-1
9- 1
8-6
8- 6
8-12
\
8-25
11-
1 '
10-15
11-
1
10-15
9-1
8-13
•9-10
9-
(quar.)__
1
8-13
9- 1
"99-
8-13
1
1
8-12
'
7%
preferred
(initial)
com.
new
(stock
divi.)
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
&
B
9-27
9-16
10-10
9-23
10-10
$1.43%
10-10
quar.)_j
(quar.)___^^-____^„^
20c
9-15
9-
9-
1
8-10
non-cum.
pref.
10c
9-
1
8-16
(quar.-)__'__i____i_______
$1.12'A
new
60c
B
(initial
com.
partic.
Co.,
class
Pen
Co;
9-23
9-23
1
preferred
8-16
8-25
8-13
Potash
Co.
8-18
Powell
River
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
11-
1
9-22
Ordinary bearer coupon No. 39 (quar.)
Power Corp. of Canada Ltd., com.
(quar.)„
6%
preferred (quar.)
9-
Pratt-Hewitt
9-25
3
America
2
8-27
8
8-31
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-10
8-20
' 23c
9-15
8-25
9-15
10c
9-
1
10c;-
,
_'___•
''
(quar.)
com.
9-
10-
9-
1
110c
31'Ac
.
8-25
8-18
-
*8-25
$30c
10-
$50c
$56Vic's
1
9-20
Preferred
9-15
8-25
Prestole
10-
$1.37%
*
__
i;
5»A%
$69c
9- 3
2
9- 2
8-26
9-15
• ••.:
.
9-
8-20
y,..
;
*
Sick's
•
-
50c
(quar.)
common
Northwestern Public Service Co., com. (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
_______
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
;Ohio
Water, -5%
Co.,
pfd.
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
Silver
9-
1
8-16
Silverwood
3
8-16
4%•
.___
Standard
Class
B
Ltd.™___
class A (quar.)
Mines,
Dairies,
Ltd.,
—
9-
1
8-10
9-15
8-16
9-15
8-16
Simon
f50c
$$1.50
9-30
10-15.
9-
"9-
1
8-13
' 25c
$1.12%
9-15
8-31
'
5c
9-30
I
9-
9-
8-16
1
62'Ac
1
8-16
8-25,,
9-15
$2c
7
Simonds
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
9-
6
8-23
9-
1
8- 9
10-
50c
Sons Ltd., 5%- pfd.
Saw
Simpson's
9-20
10-30
(H;)
Sinclair
&
Ltd.
Oil
Steel
$$1.25
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)___
;
8-20
9-15
8-20
65c
(quar.)™
Corp.
9-15
$12'Ac
Co.-___
.
Old
Town
4V% %
,
preferred A
Copper
to
10
Public
8-16
Public
10-
1
9-21
9-10
1
8-13
8-27
8-13
3 Va %
8-27
8-13
4.16%
9-10
8-12
4.32%
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-9
10c
9-30
9-15
25c
9-30
9-
(quar.)
shillings
_i
$1.12%
9-
$1.12%
_.
American
shares
ordinary
9-
$1.40
Pure
Osborn
•.
deducted.
9-15
8-13
$3.60
preferred
(quar.)
Glass
(initial)
Pacific
Pacific
Gamble
Oxford
Pacific
6%
Telephone
Pan
Oil
Machinery
American
Panhandle
preferred
Inc.
Park
5%
5%
Park
Mfg.
convertible
Corp.,
4%
pfd.
Airways,
Inc.
5
8-18
9-
dividend)
__
preferred
(quar.)™
_
Pen
Co.,
preferred
common
Parmelee Transportation
|Co.
Cement
Corp.
~
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
50c
9-15
8-30
Southwestern
8-25
7-15
25c
8-23
10-
75c
1
9-13
10-
1
9-13
•
9-1
Southwestern
States
9-
8-16
3
8-25
$4
8-13
1
Speed
3
9-30
8-31
Republic Steel,
10-15
9-30
:
9-
1
9-
1
8-20
9-10
1 8-20
8-13
issue
$110
per
9-15
8-31
10-
1
9-15
5%
10-
1
9-17
2%c
10-
1
6%
called
1
9-15
Speer
9-
9
8-19
Spencer
1
9-9
10-
1
9-9
Spencer Shoe Corp.
9-15
8-17
Spiegel,
1
9-15
Spindale
8-25
18-10
Revere
Rexall
Copper
Drug,
Common
&
1-2-55
9-15
12
IB
9-
9-30
9-
30c
8-27
8-16
1
8-13
7
8-27
8-16
9-
1
8-20
$1.25
9-
1
8-20
12'Ac
9-27
9-17
50c
9-15
9-
1
31
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-10
Staley
8-13
7
8-13
Standard
90c
10-
1
9-10
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'A
10-
Mfg. Co., common
4lA% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Rice-Stix, Inc., 7% 1st pfd.
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp.
$1.50
partic.
Robertson
Robinson
Class
Myers,
A
(H.
Little
Inc.,
Co.
$1.75
1
9-15
10-
1
(quar.)
Inc.,
Oil
Co.
Oil
Co.
8-13
40c
9-15
9-
3
Standard
Oil
9-15
9-
3
Standard
Oil
9-10
8-16
9-30
9-15
J25c
9-
8-16
1
t
33A%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
8-10
1
8-19
9-13
8-25
60c
30c
9-
1
8-
9
9-10
8-13
5c
8-27
8-16
$1.12%
9-15
8-27
8-20
9-
1
9-
1
10- 1
9-16
12-15
12- 1
8-20
Co.
Calif.
of
Kentucky
Co.
preferred
pfd.
1
9- S
9-
6
8-23
9-
3
Ohio,
9-20
45c
9-
3
8-23
50c
9-15
8-16
9-15
1
40c
9-
8-27
9-
1
8-20
8-
6
75c
(quar.)
9-10
8-10
9-10
8-31
8-31
30c
(New Jersey)
A
10-
50c
25c
50c
(quar.)_:
'
of
11-30
8-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Co.
8-31
8-30
(Detroit)
(quar.)____
$1.60
Corp.
:
9-10
12-10
94c
;
common
Forgings
Extra"
$20c
99-
10c
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.,
Standard
50c
(quar.)
8-10
87'Ac
(quar.)
Standard
Standard
,
Insurance
com.
Insurance
Standard
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Co., common
preference (quar.)
10-
8-13
9- 1
10c
additional
;_
Brands,
preferred
9-15
75c
common
8-12
1
$3.50
9-15
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
H.)
(quar.)
8-12
1
25c
(quar.)
;
Standard
9-10
9-
$1.12'A
1
9-10
60c
Co.,
Accident
Quarterly
10-12
9-
40c
Co.
Marine
E.) Mfg.
preference
7
10-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(A.
9-
9- ^
40c
Springfield Fire &
8-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc
1
9-
8-20
9-15
25c
7
60c
8-13
1
9-
25c
:_
9-
$3.75
9-15
33c
Cement,
9-
60c
common
preferred
&
B
50c
Inc
Tobacco,
3.60%
RobbinS
class
Co.,
62'Ac
25c
3
33c
v
common
Portland
Spotless
8-31
8-13
28c
common
Additional
$1
9-15
(Dallas)—
(increased quar.)
(quar.)_
convertible pfd. (quar.)
$4.50
Mills,
Spokane
at
9-12
8-31
25c
Quarterly
9-15
(entire
8-16
8-
15c
Co.,
10c
Brass,
J.)
"B"
9-24
$1
prior preferred A
Inc
(R.
Inc.,
8-16
9-
9-
40c
62'Ac
Co.
Chemical
Common
30c
redemption on Aug.
share plus this dividend)
9-
(quar.)
Spokane International RR.
10-
7-19
34c
Spencer, Kellogg & Son
$27c
1
20c
(quar.)
10-
$5c
class A (quar.)
for
Corp.
$1.12%
(interim)
9-
i___$0.2656'A
(quar.)
Telephone Co.—
10-
Carbon
$1
3
5
Service
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
IOC
Ltd.
Queen
8-16
8-16
(quar.)
i
preferred (quar.)*.
$1.32
t
8-27
9-
(quar.)____
(quar.)
_<
Co.
50c
60c
.
Common
9-
8-20
9-
9-13
8-31
16'Ac
Common
Republic Insurance Co. of Texas—
1
9-
9-10
9-
5
i_
Public
30c
1
(Quarterly)
f
31'Ac
10c
9-30
Electric Service Co.—
Southwestern
9-15
'
(
3
9-3
8-16
preferred
Power
1
9-
6
9-
9-30
1
9-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance Co.
7-16
.
Utah
8-
9-30
8-
Common
35c
9-
12%c
_
7-15
9-
9*10
8-
L
Co
non-cumulative
9-10
25c
9-15
30c
Corp.,
(quar.)
5%
-Railway
1
933Ac
Renold Coventry, Ltd.,
25c
(quar.)
Southern
9-30
15c
8-31
(quar.)___
8-31
10-
8-27
8-20
50c
preferred
20c
8-26
9-10
8-31
Southern
8-20
87y2c
Renabie
25c
(quar.)—™——"
A
5.44%
8-10
50c
25c
Co.,
(quar.)
.preferred
(quar.)__
4'A%
8-26
30'Ac
preferred
9-14
(quar.)
8-14
Mines,
Water
9-30
(quar.)
8-30
2%c
(quar.)™—™™
class
4%
•
25'Ac
4.88%^preferred (quar.)_.
1
7-27
3
50c
(quar.)
Development, class Bi___
Edison, 4.08% pfd. (quar.)
California
9-
8-31
5c
__l
Calif.
Company (quar.)
Southern Natural Gas Co.
(quar.)
Rheem
(quar.)
Corp
Appliance Co.
(quar.)
1
$1
(stock
com.
9-
$1.25
Raytheon Mfg. Co., $2.40 pfd. (quar.)
Reading Co., 4% 1st preferred (quar.)
Remington Rand, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Reynolds
_J
9-15
(quar.)
L
'
20c
_
Sheraton
Peerless
9-
Texas
$30c
Insur.
9-10
62'AC 1
Parkersburg-Aetna
..
2
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Parker
j.\$5
8-16
8-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marine
50c
common—
(quar.)
Parker
B
Ray-O-Vac Co.
8-16
9-1
>
|
Southern
(quar.)
Co.—
convertible
Class
Rath
8-
Southern
Electrotype (quar.)
Packing Corp. (quar.)
8-16
1
South
8-16
(quar.)
preferred
8-13
1
8-16
1
75c
Refining
Co.
1
Pipe Line Co.—
Corp.,
Chemical
33A %
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pantex
&
Oil
9-10
9-
1
9-
8-16
9-13
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_!
(quar.)________
$1.04'A
preferred
Fire
9-
9-
8-16
9-
26c
(quar.)
Co., 5%
37'Ac
8-25
9-1
Inc.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
87'Ac
(quar.)
37'Ac
25c
50c
Co.,
South American Gold & Platinum Co.
South Bend Lathe Works (quar.)_-
8-31
Corp. of America, common
1st preferred
(quar.)
Rapid
8-13
;
" 383Ac
preferred
conv.
preferred
$1.25
8-13
1
$1.55
Corp.,
$1.12%
25c
l__
:
(quar.)___
Oil
8-31
com.
20c
Common
4%
9-20
1
9-
$1.25
20c
Telegraph,
World
Eastern
Gas Co.,
(T.L.), 6%
45c
(accum.)
extra:
Co.,
Co.
common
t
Mexico—
15c
(quar.)
Western
Package
&
9-20
$1.25
Robinson
preferred
Pacific
9-20
$1
—
_____
Pacific
9-29
90C
com.
(quar.)
Paper Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
Can Co. (quar.)
Clay Products (increased)—
Finance Corp, (quar.)
^Pacific
8-21
$1.10
new
&
8-13
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
1
$1.05
27c
New
series
9-
•
$1.12'A
Ralston Purina Co., common
9-10
5c
Extra
Owens-Illinois
*
'
20c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
;
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
Outboard Marine & Mfg.,
$1.06'A
$3.50
25C
Oswego Falls Corp., 5% conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
;Otter Tail Power Co., common (quar.)—
j
of
Morgan)
50c
prior pfd.
Socony-Vacuum
8-31
Oil
Radio
-
9-20
9-30
Power
(quar.)
8-16
10- 1
9-30
State
will be
9-10
50c
(quar.)__
9-30
Quebec
Co.
50c
4'A%
Sonotone
Y.)
35c
Quaker
31., Union of South
non-resident stockholders tax at
(quar.)_
(N.
40c
Pullman,
3
9-
Aug.
7.2%
(S.
Smith
$1.02
funds before
of
Smith
9-
(quar.)
y
Pottery
(J,rtHungerford)
1
9-20
(quar.)
City
the rate
Smith
preferred
Quaker
Africa
(W. & J.),
preference
4.18%
8-11
1
9-10
preferred
4.08%
Subject, to any change which
Onondaga
Sloane
(quar.)
Co.
may occur
in the rate of exchange for South African
»
Singer Manufacturing Co
:
Skelly Oil Co. (increased quar.)
9-20
Colorado
(quar.)
preferred
i.
| •
8-20
35c
Indiana, com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.40
shares.
on
-
1
9-30
I.)—
(quar.)
Public Service Elec.
9
(R.
of
Co.
Service
5%
8-11
1
Insurance
(quar.)
preferred
Service
Public
of
preferred
4'A%
Public
9
Co.
preferred
4.20%
7-30
$1.10
—,
9-
12'Ac
(accum.)
Washington
Service
9-
(quar.)
pfd.
Nat'l Bank & Trust
4»A%
8-17
9-1
,
$1.14
—
Co.,i Ltd*,
4
8-16
1
$1.12%
4%% preferred (quar.)
O'Okiep
Equal
8-16
1
9-
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
1
9-
75c
Corp., 40c preferred
Omar, Inc.
t
$2
91
'
30c
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
convertible, preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
133Ac
(accum.)
preferred
9-16
8-13
9-10
15c
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-10
$1.15
9-10
60c
9-10
933Ac
10-15
9-24
1
8-1$
8-
9
8-20
Standard Packaging Corp.—
$1.60
conv.
pref.
(quar.)
40c
9-
,
8-31s
9-15
'
11-15
2c
$1
$15c
Simmons Co.
25c^
8-20
1
$15c
(quar.)
45c
25c
8-12
9-
>
,
•
8-16
9-13
„
$1.25
(c».iar.)
Brewing & Malting (quar.)__
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A & B (quar.) 11 '
Signode Steel Strapping com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_1
9-
Common
$$1.75
(quar.)
Power,
4%%
preferred
Providence
6
50c
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)„
Co,,'4.56% preferred (quar.)
Ohio Match Co.,' common (quar.)
Oil
6
8-
22'Ac
Ohio Edison
Ohio
8-
8-25
$1.31'A
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
preferred
8-25
$1.12%
-
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
(increased).
5%
8-16
8-26
37'Ac
Seattle
;
common
(quar;)__
pfd;-'(quar;)____
Corp^of America, class A com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred A & B- (quar.)_
n
9-
Corp.
Shoe
8-20
'■.
1
10c
^
Sherwin-Williams
Utilities Mfg.—„
1st
Corp.,
52'Ac
Bancorporation,
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
8-11
7-15
s10- 2
(quar.)z-i-—30c
Valley
Shenango
9-15
(quar.)
Oil,
—
>',
Mfg.
15c
1
Co.
'
Sheller
9-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
9-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northwest
•
8- 5
r
10-
25c
(quar.)
i
—
37'Ac
37'Ac
L
6,-25
of
.
%
Extra
5c
20c
common
(quar.)
1st preferred
1
65c
'■
r__--
Sheafter
9-
30c
60c
:
___;
B
'
45c"
12'Ac
(quar,)
40c
(quar.)__
Steel
•
50c
(quar.)
$1
9-
$1.37'A
$1.25
$1.75
Manufacturing Co
Co., class A (quar.)
Class
Northern Quebec Power Co. Ltd.—
5% %
8-12
$1
(quar.)_____
'
5%%
8-20
.9-13
$1.07'A
preferred -series A -(quar.)___/_
:
4'A % preferred series B (quar.)__..™u__:_
.»•
8-20
8-20
5
1
$1
4%
8-20
$1.25
8-20
8-31
53c
:;X" Extra
8-20
8-H
85c
Lines, Inc. (quar.)
Class
3
U- 1
-
8-31
9-
75c
"
preferred
Shaler
1
■•V
5c
37'Ac
Acceptance Corp., common
(quar.)__Seeger Refrigerator Co. (increased quar.)__
Serrick Corp., class A (quar.)_
5%
8-25
183Ac
'
9-
11-15
/25c
'
I
7-31
14c
91'Ac
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.,
(quar.)
9-
$1.10
.
9-
12- 1
v
10-10
37'Ac
v
9- 1
10-16
25c
Corp. (quar.)__^
Roebuck & Co. (quar.)____
Seatrain
6
25c
25c
(quar.)__
'Securities
1
8-
-
$1
common,
10-
ll'Ac
(resumed)
$1
85c
-
Gas
9-15
30c
(quar.)_
1
10%
(quar.
9-
34%c
—
_
Natural
-
25c
5% preferred A (quar.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
9-15
37'Ac
,___
(quar.)__
(s-a)
preferred
Pittsburgh Steel Co., com.
5'A% preferred (quar.)
3
15c
pfd. (quar.)
(N. Y.)
1
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
9-
10-15
9-20
..
convertible
convertible
Sears,
.
9-10
8-20
,9-15
12-15
Seagrave
8-13
8- 6
8-20
■
45c
preferred
9-10
17V2c
preferred (quar,)_
& Chemical Co.—
Coke
I," 4'A%
9-10
1
8-20
•
Farms,
Seabrook
1
16c
common
Pittsburgh Metalurgical
9-23
1
10-
50c
Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)
Northeastern Water Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
Illinois
9-
$5c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
7-10
11- 1
'
Surety' Co.
.Seaboard
•"
(quar.)
Co.
7-10
9-
*
;
9-10
9-10
(quar.)91'Ac
Co., com.
(quar.)
pfd.
Seaboard Gil Co.,
Ltd.—
"
—
Co.
Gas
convertible
$4.80
8-13
9-15
75c
—
-North
Northern
Aircraft
Inc.
$1.25
(quar.)^__i____y
Co.
8-13
8-13
1
11-15
common
RR,
8-16 V
1
$1.25 ;•
v-
pfdy(quar.)
10-15
$1
Line
8-20
"
9-1
10-
1
'
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Inc.
Co.,
Insurance
•Northern
Natural
15c
Oil
$2 preferred
9-15
30c
common
Refractories
Associates,
$5.75
8-6
10-
t$l
50c
i__
Common/(quar.)
$75c
preferred (quar.)—_>—
North
8-16
1
9-
$1
&
(s-a)
Air
Finance
«,
•'
(quar.)J_____
$25c
preferred' (quar.)_-___Ai-;--_-_^_™ y $31'Ac
$2.12 conv.
9-15
;*
(quar.)___
(quar)_______
Ltd.,
Seaboard
1
9-25
5c
Co.,
Seaboard
8-27
9-1
8-25
85c
(quar.)_
5%
&
8-11
1..
10-
Scythes
preferred
1
9-15
(quar.)__r___-i.^™___i_'__
8-11
1
9-
9-13
5c
(Hartford)
4.30%-
9-
9-10
Co.-(quar.)
Mfg. Co.t,^3.65% pfd.
3.65%
prererred
(quar.)
8-26
• 62'Ac
(quar.)______.:
(quar.)^_i™__
preferred
preferred
8-16
v
9v
65c
deposit rets, for ord. shares (final)
Pittsburgh
1
9-
Co.
$4
8-20
1
33%%
Street Fund
10-
9-
_„,••••/..
Johnson
Amer.-
1
93%c
&
$3.40
y
8-11
9-
common
Insurance
Pinchin,
10-
50c
preferred (quar.)
American
%
8-15
50c
Corp
__Industries,- rcommonizn.
Brick
8-14
9-
1
9-10
"
$1:
conr._^iy_^^_r____™_
convertible preferred
8-13
9-
40c
Scholleri Mfg.
Corp.- (quar.)______;
Scott Paper Co.y common-
y
•
Arms
-
1
9-15
': 25c i %8-3L
.,- $$107
10- 1
(quar.) _y___y_________
Antonio Transit,
75c
25c
'
-
(quar.)__:____^y "
Scovill
40c
dividend
(quar.)*:Lt_A_^__r;
A
1
9-
9- 1
(quar.)™___y_i___
Marine Insurance
Sayre & Fisher
9- 2
9-2
•
9-
9- 1
Francisco
&
8-13
.
37'AC.
.
Regis Paper Do.,::common (quar.)__™_
1st preferred (quan)-——
Savage
V
12-10'
98aAc
Electrotypers, Ltd.
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$30c
(quar.)
North
Co.,
Engravers
50c
55c
com.
Stock dividend on A and B
North American Investment, 6%
5'A%
Photo
3
(quar.)
Co.,
Glass
Co.
8-16
,y $6'Ac
$4.40
Savage
i
9-30 V;
91'Ac
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Petroleum
Stock
10-
—
St.
9-30
25c
A
RR.
Co.
preferred
>
(quar.)
1
_l____™,
convertible
v
(quar.)
common
preferred
Phoenix
0- 1
9-14
$1
-
933Ac
933Ae
North American Cement,
Class
preferred
Corp.,
9-
(quarr)_^____l__^_____..'.-$1,12%
Aeronautical
Louis-San
San
.
(quar.)
com.
9-15
y
;____
Ry. Co., common
preferred A (quar.):
A
1-2-55
25c
Common
(reduced)—-.
-
25c
9- 4
(quar.)_
(quar.)_ri_r
common
Whitehall
&
'St. :PauP Fire
9-10
.
preferred
Ltd.
\» 5%
45c
$1.50
1
-75c
convertible
12-10
10- 1
Quarterly-
10-
$4
5%
y
9-10
"
$1.50
Co.;
Joseph Lead
St.
.:. j
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
.
9-15
$1.25
Saguenay Power Co.; Ltd.,*4'A% pfd. (quar.)
.
St.
$1
6
10-
—
,9-15
10- 1
-
1
$1
Safeway-Steel Products, Inc.
8rl3
-
1-2-55
(quar)
9-
40C
com.,
preferred
1
$1
8-
1
$$1.25
Ry.
65c
$1.12%
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)__
$1 preference (quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
25c
Mining Corp., Ltd—.
American
2nd
Ryan
%8-20
,<8-20
;8-23
■
9- 9
9- »
8-17
;
8-13
> 8-31
y9-
1
Co. v(quar.)____
Ruppert. (Jacob),;
preferred
i :% 4%%
Rutland
>8-12
$1.12y2
9-15
$1.01'A
—™
Nopco Chemical Co., $4 pfd. (quar.);
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Norfolk
(quar.)
1
9-
$1
(quar.)
Southern Ry.
preferred
1
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock.—
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
Norfolk
1st
f
10c
10-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3%%
,
$4.50
-
8-30
y
Oil
8-13
9-
(quar;
Tool
&
Theatre,
Royalite
.
9-10
10-
________________
Gear
8-20
$1.25
(quar.)_
common
'
8-17
~37'Ae
(quar.)_______
Haas
'A%
Roxy
■
8-26
9-10
9- 1
9-10
9-30
9-30
9-10
•,
A
50c
y
(quar.)_____
,
Ross
9-2
..:65c
10-
(quar.)
Newport Electric, common
;
8-16
York
5%
(quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., com. (quar.)
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
9-17
;
preferred
25c
(initial)
common
9-17
9-15
75c
35c
25c
87y2c
$1
*
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Pheoll Manufacturing Co._
10-30
1
Exploration
Coy (quar:)
%
______
(Charles) & Co., common (quar.)__
3%%7
8-10
8-25
11-
82 %C
State Elec. & Gas Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
;
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4(A% pfd. (1949 series)
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power Co., Ltd., com.
:
Pfaudler
preferred
9- 3
9- 3
v
9-10
(
9'
;
8-13
9-
50c :
9- 2;,,
9-10
'
50c
15c
22 %c
3%%
-■
9-14
50c
.'
—
preferred A (quar.)
New York Dock Co., $5 non-cum. pfd.
New York Shipbuilding Corp.—
New
8-20
9-24
1
—/
6%
*•
8-20
8-30
40c
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.
15c
8-13
8-13
9-
lOc
Paper Co., Ltd., common_r___i_
$25c
preferred (quar.) -$$1.06'A
Rosefield Packing Corp. (increased quar.)__
25c,
Ross (J. O.) Engineering Corp.
(quar.)_i____
40c
4
,
.
•
(quar.
Co.,
preferred A
4%
9-1
V.8- 6
9-1 ;< 8-22
9- 1 ;
8-20
9-10;, / 8-26
-
(quar.)
$1*02%.
$i.ia3A
Corp.
Co.
preferred
8-li
"$1.02'A
Rolland
8-31 y
8-22^
——
Petroleum
.5%
9- 1,
Peter
8-30
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
pfd. (quar.)
prior
Rohm &
/i-'
Paul, Inc. (quar.)_______
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas—.
9-
Zinc Co...—.—i*—
Brake
(quar.)______
9-10
10-
(quar.
New Jersey Power & Light,
preferred
5%
9- 5
x* $4 2nd preferred (quar.)
(s-a)__,
,
4(A %
Co.'(quar,)__—
(quar.)
Spring .& Axle Co. (quar.)__
Rockwood & Co., common
(quar.)_
9-15
.
(quar.)r-^:__z—™__
J
I
Holiert
$i
H
Rockwell
8-13
i
9-13t
25c
$1'.12%
$1.75
><25c
(quar.)—_____—.—
Mfg.
When
Payable of
jjec.
Corp.—
(quar.)"____
F
Transit
Rockwell
,
U
—-—__
Extra
~
,
.
Electric
preferred
Rochester
$1
.
.
&
preferred
43A%
9-13
10- 1
____________—
Gas
4.10%- preferred
4.10% A preferred
75c
(quar.)__.
—I
4%
i 15c
15c
50c
.
__._
Corp.
Corp.,
40c
..
•
Perkins Machine Si Gear Co., 7%
Permutit
35c
$1.25
$1.06
(quar.)
(Butler, Pa.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Perfex
$1.10
92'Ac
$1.01
$1.17%
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Inc.
Stores,
"Perfect "Circle
9-10
5c
Haven
4 Va %
,
Co.
9-22
40c
———-
New
Common,
,
9-10
?
9-30
$1.05
—
(quar.)...
Co.
Paper
Amsterdam
4.05%
7
"8-16
'
1
—
—.
(quar,)
New
T
10-11
1
9-10
9-30
10-
income
Bros.,
New
11-
8-20
8-10
8-10
8-10
8-10
8-10
9-10
9-10
Fibre—
common
Peoples Telephone
3
8-20
$1.12%
__
_
New
New
Non-voting
Peoples Drug
12- 3
9-
"50c
(quar.)__,
(quar.)
common
Nekoosa-Edwards
New
1
9-15
35C
(quar.)
Natural Resources Fund, Inc.—
From
8-20
9-30
40c
_
preferred
Neisner
8-31
9-
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9- lt
9-15
(quar.)__
Voting common
Pfizer
quar.)
Supply Co., common
4%% '• preferred
(quar,)..
National Tea
1
1
Shipbuilding-
National
'
/
l°c
.
(quar.),
preferred
$1.40
National
8-18
Mfg.
Chemical
50c
i
Co.
(quar.)
Products, Inc.—
Starch
National
y
1
10-
30c
20c
;
(quar.)
(Dela.)
—v—;
National Standard
;
Co
Pennsylvania Salt
Penobscot
1-2-55
: y 15c
5%
—
—
National Rubber
National
v
(reduc.)
Castings
(qdftr.)
8-27
9-1
9-
50c
$1.75
$1.50
25c
/
(quar.)
National
*
quar.)
(increased
com.
10-20
9-20
Per
8-20
preferred C
preferred D
10-
$5c
*5c
--
9- 1
(quar.)
Electric, 4.40%
9-
12(Ac
class A (quar.)
57%c
62'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
•
•
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
Class A (quar.)
...
6
8-
10-30
$1.12(A
10%,
$4.50 pfd. (quar.)__
National Homes Corp. (stock dividend)..—
National Life & Accident Insur, Co. (quar.)
Gypsum
9-
$15c
5c
50c
15c
(quar.)
National Electric Welding
8-16
9-15
__—-
Co., common
(quar.)
common
preferred
3.70%
Canada,
of
(quar.)
9- 8
10- 1
9-15
Share
Name of Company
Rochester
8-25
9-10
8-20
15c
45c
12%c
(quar.)
pfd. B (quar)
(quar.)
4.05%
(quar.)
—
4.70%
preferred E (quar.)
4.50%
preferred F (quar.)__
:—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. (quar.)
,L
5%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24%
pfd. (quar.)—
8-11
25c
$1.06(4
(quar.)
Telephone
Fruit Co.,
Pennsylvania
8-17
1
$10c
Drug
National
5%
9-
Ltd., common (quar.)_.
National
8-17
115c
(quar.)
Chemical
preferred
National
60c
4.60%
-
100%
National Distillers Products, common
4(4%
Penn
8-16
9-10
80c
—
8-16
1
9-10
Products
Metal
Peninsular
1
9-
30c
$1.18 A
;
^
8-16
9-
preferred (quar.)*.
preferred (quar.)—
National Dairy Products Corp.
4'A%
4%%
Stock
Peninsular
8-31
9-15
50c
Assn.,
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
4% pfd. (s-a)__ —
Cylinder Gas Co., common (quar.)
National Cranberry
«
When
Payable of Rec.
Holder4
When
Per
,
Name of Company
Monday, August 23,
1954
.
Holdert
Per
Share
'
•
.
.
Number 5353
180
Volume
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
v
(765)
1954
}.•
8-13, '
8-14
1
8-15
8-20
8-20
V
8-i6;
8-13
8-13
9-10
(quar.)__
9-15
9-
1
U.
Inc. (quar.)__
....
;
;tern & Stern Textiles, Inc.
L ' 4V2% preferred (quar.)
l;j =tetson (John B.) Co., common (quar.)____
§'i ' 8% preferred (quar.)
____
!'S Stewart-Warner Corp.
(quar.)
; i
;tiX( Baer & Fuller Co., common (quar.)__
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
h ;tokely-Van Camp., common (increased)—
5% prior preferred (quar.)
\
-torkline Furniture Corp. (quar.)
!
Stuart (D. A.) Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)____
Suburban Electric Service—
50c
9-
1
8-18
U.
56c
10-
1
9-14
5%
50c
9-
1
8-16
United
30c
9-10
8-27
United
43 %c
9-30
9-15
Universal
3
11- 1
8-11
8-20
8-20
8-20
&
Swift
8-12
Tampa
10-15
Pictures,
'I
8-12
J
8-12
9-16
9-23
10-
1
1
8-
6
9-
8-27
8-31
9-10
9-10
8-20
1
9-
1
Virginia
1-2-55
12-
1
Virginian Railway, common
6%
preferred (quar.)
8-20
5%
Tilo
8-16
Stores
Drug
Roofing
Timken
Co.
Roller
8-20
8-13
1
8-
6
1
8-
6
Warner
&
9-
1
8-
6
Warren
(S.
9-
1
8-
6
$1.12%
9-
3
8-11
West
10-
1
9-15
Westates
$1
10-
1
9-15
Westeel
10-
preferred
Co.
Carolina
9-
1
8-16
Western
Pacific
10-
1
9-15
5%
8-31
Western
9-10
10-
1
9-10
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
31V.C
10-
1
9-10
9-10
Tablet
Westinghouse
8-10
8-20
3.80%
1
9-
9-
3
8-18
9-
1
20c
&
Ang.)
Electric
Westmoreland,
8-27
9-
1
9-
Co.
12-10
1
12-
Electrical
(George)
Weyerhaeuser
1
9-
9
8-
6
,
30c
8-31
':8-16
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
Whitaker
1
9-
t20c
8-26
30c
(quar.)—,
1
8-20
9-
8-
5
9-
1
9-15
15c
9-
1
8-16
25C
9-10
8-27
1"?
&
Williams
Steel
Forging
Quarterly
Trav-Ler
Corp.
7VaC
Co.
(quar.)
8-16
8-16
Truax-Traer Coal Co.,
preferred
25c
(quar.)
common
8-16
11-26
11-15
9-10
8-27
70c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
1.
common
Street
Corp.
8-37
9-15
8-30
9-15
62 %C
8-17
8-17
t-ft O
37V2C
_
2
8-27
25c
8-31
9-
$1.25
(quar.)—,
(quar.)__
9-10
40c
(quar.)
Salle
8-25
40c
—
Tung-Sol Electric. Inc.,
La
8-24
25c
(quar.)
com.
8-20
Inc.
8-20
1
9-
9-20
<
Union Acceptance
Corp., Ltd.—
€%
preference
(quar.)
8-19
8-19
Union
+30c
___
!,
9-
75c
Corp
Oil
Co.
of
Union
Tank
Car,
Union Terminal
8-27
United
Air
Lnited
Corp.
pfd.
10-20
(quar.)
new
Cold
12- t
United
of
preferred
Board
United Can
&
&
5%
pfd.
class
(quar.)
8-10
Gas
474%
8-31
—
;_
Cos.
8-10
9-15
8-13
9-
1
8-13
.
25c
$1.12%
,
9-15
9-
1
10-15
9-
1
8-18
10-
6
25c
9-10
8-31
7%c
9-22
9-
9-22
9-
8
8-31
7-31
60c
(quar.)
.
112-
com.
9-10
9-15
A
9-
1
9-
1
8-
10-
1
9-15
■
25c
9-10
8-24
Pacific
45c
$1.06 V»
10-
1
9-30
10-
1
9-
York
A
9-
1
7-24
10-
1
9-13
8-19
tion
v'9-10
8-31
reforming
40c
40c
10>'
1
(quar.).
$5
8-27
8-17
last year.—V.
180,
670.
p.
1954
1953
$
1
227,34®
income
328,681,703
322,342,093
26,407,464
30,659,462?
tax_r_
tax_J
6,000,000
9,000,000
20,407,464
21,659,482
______
9-17
9-10
9-17
1
9-20
9-30
J
20c
9-
1
8-16
9-10
8-13
9-10
8-20
9-13
35c
9-
1
8-20
old com. (monthly)
additional shares
15c
8-31
8-20
8-31
Co.,
37 %c
common
9-
8-
1
10-15
Insurance Co.
1
8-16
20c
(s-a)
9-
9-
1
8-20
initial
pfd.
5 Va%
paid
to
9-15
8-31
9-13
9-
9-
3
8-14
1
1
3
30c
8-31
by
thf»
high quality auto¬
in Duncan, Okla..
modern UOP upit is in progress in prepara¬
The Platforming process is a catalytic
a
catalyst
•
containing
platinum
m
,
Sunray
new
9-
1
9-
2
8-17
30c
9-
2
8-17
50c
9-
1
10-
1
8-27
78
V.
Corp. (quar.)
1
8-20
of
1
8-20
be
1
cents
Net
11-
1
10-20
9-
1
1
9-10
9-
1
8-20
10-20
10-10
25c
10-
1
^-15
56'Ac
10-
1
9-15
37 %c
.
months
26,
by
1954.
the
directors,
The
of
compared
payable
dividend
current
1954,
to last
despite
year
were
Collins, President.
per shure of com¬
t
9, 1954
the fourth
Aug.
is
with
income
with
the
in
share,
ending
reported
June 30, 1954 were.
for the corresponding
the same period stood at $284,091 or
after preferred dividend requirements,
results
1953
period
$19,575,823
of
$561,525
or
$1.86
per
share.—
10.
company
covering
proposed
a
75c
9-17
8-13
50c
(quar.)
Exchange Commission—
9 filed a letter of notification with the
issue of 20-year debenture notes and common
Aug.
on
be offered in units of $20 of notes and one sharn
stock at $30 per unit, without underwriting.
The proceeds are !•
used to increase working capital and surplus.
$10)
(par
to
Tampa Electric Co.—Registers
9-30
The balance of the 1954 construction program, involving:
expenditures estimated at $10,348,000, is being financed by cash
operations and approximately $2,200,000 remaining from previoiw
program
total
9-10
financing.Bids
will
received
be
at 49 Federal
abovementioned
22
of
for this dividend.
a
the
179, p.
by
St..
the company up to 11 a.m. (EDT) cn
Boston, Mass., for the purchase fron» il
shares of series B preferred stock.—
50,000
720.
lejss 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
With SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 16,
1954, covering 50,000 shares of series B preferred stock, $100 par
value, to be publicly sold at competitive bidding.
The net proceeds
will be used to pay for a portion of the company's 1954 construction
from
at
the
source.
Net
Income
$6,212,782,
common
The
tax.
The
corrected
payment
Gas
Tennessee
Non¬
tax.
Previous published date was incorrect.
date and/or record date is indicated here.
six
as
8-13
10-
20c
Less
578.
bringing total payments to Superior shareholders
common
per
The company filed
x
p.
9-20
tax
income
July
compared
1953.
of
stock
9-
50c
:
closed
sales
common share.
sales
for the
six
months
The
9-
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_——
180,
Sylvan Life Insurance Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
10-
25c
(quar.)„J
preferred
first
and
declared
been
With Securities and
25c
(quar.)
Co.
the
for
income
net
record
of
179, p.
SEC
(quar.)_
(monthly)
Co.
Tenn.—'V.
per
period
8-10
3c
operations
far this year,
so
$1
$14,578,135
8-13
32 %c
Memphis,
in
8-13
31 V»c
be
had
contrasted
9-
9-10
(quar.)—
common
Jamaica
new
which
the
both
in
holders
8-31
9-10
37 %c
——
Manufacturing
will
stock
mon
1
10-
(quar.)_ $$1.37%
Corp
(quar.)
Co.
income
into
Village
reported in a statement released on Aug. 9 by C. I.
M'r. Collins also disclosed that a dividend of 25c
25C
British
of
Profitable
25c
in
gasolines
Sunray
operations.
operation
decreases
15c
class A (quar.)—
Co.,
not
at
Superior Steel Corp.—Semi-Annual Earnings—
25c
(quar.)—
—
books
Platforming unit constructed
run
employs
Improved refining method,
9-20
75c
__.
Co.,
per day
straight
stream"
at Fort Smith, Conway
and West Memphis, Ark.
Sunray's products?
consigned to the Oklahoma-Mississippi line will be purchased by the
recently organized Valley States Oils, Inc., who will make the products
available
to
petroleum marketing, distributing, jobbing,
and service
station- dealers
in
the river valley area
to be served.
River barge
^
terminal
facilities
at
West
Memphis
will
enable
Valley
States
to-*
deliver
the
products to numerous river ports.
Valley States head¬
to
Corp.—
27 %c
(Rudolph)
12'Sf
refining unit coincides with initial
operation of the 475-mile products pipe line from Sunray Village to
West
Memphis, Ark., on
the Mississippi River.
The major portion
of Sunray's high
quality gasoline and other pipe line products will
be
shipped
through
this line for distribution at
terminals
located
2
10-31
90c
——
Co.
"on
testing of thfe
for
quarters
~5c
$1.50
W.j Co.
barrel
convert
went
Completion
9-20
_
monthly)—.
Co.,
7,086 9'
$2.64
8-20
9-30
held)—
Co.
7,653,910
—
share
14.
Aug.
Final
the
:V
9-24
10-
$1
y
8-1®
period
same
328,342,583 322,114,74?
income
common
to
fuel
7
of
556
the
Subs.Jr-rEamings-
Federal
5,000
new
motive
V.
Less
first
period
355.
corporation
Sept
a
the
same
Sunray Oil Corp.—Starts New Conversion Unit—
9-
(quar.)
(Wm. Jr.)
resident
(&
____—
p.
8-26
(quar.)—
Power
&
(F.
JPayable
for
the
over
339,120
per
180,
The
8-31
$$1
Co
Insurance
r~V.
8-13
1
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
8-31
subsidiaries,
22%
Common shares outstanding--.
1
10-
—
♦Transfer
its
of
average number of common shares outstandittgNevertheless earnings increased to 83 cents pe*
share for
per
Net income
9
75c
preferred
Governor
Radio
and
increase
an
_____
9-10
62 %c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Zenith
the
for Federal
9-
25c
3
Growers, Ltd.—
Illuminating
H.)
Cab
18<X,
Gas Corp,—Earnings Higher-
$
8- 9
,
$1.06 V*
Service
convertible
6%
Approved
above—V.
8-27
8-18
$75c
(quar.)_
1
9-10
25C
—
Monthly
Yellow
Corp.
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
Towne
Studebaker
average
Sun Oil Co.
$$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
&
$1.80
versus
1
10-1
50c
(quar.)
Wright-Hargreaves Mines Ltd.
Yale
297.
p.
income
(two
Insurance
Monthly
corporation.
number of shares outstanding, as compared
with 74 cents per share for the first six months of 1953.
The earnings
for the 12 months ending June 30, 1954, were equal to $1.86
per share
11-15
(quar.)
—
Extra
Wrigley
exchange for each
Consolidation
—
and
corporation
Other
40c
Industries, Inc., common (quar.)—_
convertible preferred (quar.)
__—
5%
the
Provision
(quar.)
Dessauer
(G.
Co.
showed
6%.
over
on
Income before
_
tPayable in U. S. funds,
(quar.)
share,
Earnings
(quar.)
Woodward
8
UOc
(quar.);
ImProvement Co.,
class
Wood
Car.
this
1954,
warrants
increased
7-30
4%%
(quar.)
option
9-20
$1.31 V*
Wood Newspaper Machinery
8-25
56V»c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum
United
1
1
$1.25
(reduced)
_
preferred (quar.)
^ed Grain
5%
United
9-
Investments, Ltd.—
A
&
Wolverine
Wurlitzer
com.
.
Corp.
Co.,
Coal
8-20
9-
$1.25
Amer.,
Carton
Glass
Electric
Fuel
r
6
9-10
25c
(quar.)
6
8-
1
Circuitr-
(quar.)
Series A preferred
United
1
$2
(s-a)
.
United Corps.,
Ltd., class B
United Elastic Corp.
8-20
9-
37V2C
quar.)__
pfd.
(quar.)
Biscuit Co.
*/a%
(initial
com.
Storage, 4%
Aircraft Corp.,
8-31
93 %c
Lines-(quar.)
preferred
Wolf
Corp.
in
the
180,
making this announcement, Mark Anton, President, said thatearnings reached a record high of $1,110,822 as compared to last
year's figure of $905,345.
Through the conversion of preferred shares and the exercise of*
9-30
$1.25 2-15-55
(quar.)
preferred
(initial
Public
Co
Oil
dissolve
above.—V.
8-23
—
National Life
Common
stock
(new)
(3)
Co.
operating income-
25c
!
share
preferred
Wisconsin
Wiser
such
and
8-16
common
Co.
7%
Electric
Wisconsin
of
Car
In
1
(quar.)
preferred
3.60%
of
of
1
(quar.)———-I;—.
$4.25
common
Woolworth
United Artists Theatre
5%
8-13
Calif.
53.75 preferred A
8-16
1
9-10
9-
(quar.)
1953.
62c
Mfg.
dividend
Wisconsin
earnings
months
9-
Woodall
.
Union Bag & Pappr
Corp.
Union Carbide & Carbon
New
Motor
Gross
95c
Corp.,
(quar.)
each
for
shares
Motor
Suburban Propane
Net
six
17 %c
(quar.)_
Hirsch,
Stock
6%
8-13
208 South
8-31
50c
&
Packard
9-15
(quar.)—
& Sons
Co.,
l'/a
1
$1.25
& Lovett Grocery,
Winn
9-23
12-68
10-
12V2C
__
(quar.)
True Temper Corp. (quar.)
Irunkline Gas Co., preferred A
Uarco,
1
1-5-55
7%c
(quar.)
_
Products
&
Authorized—
297.
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Williams & Co.
Wilson
of
Packard
75c
(increased (quar.)_____—
Cement
Corp.
Winters
Corp.—
_
Radio
Quarterly
$2.80
(s-a)__
Wickes
ratio
also
$25c
Timber
(C.)
Corp.—Sale
9-25
9-15
Corp.—
Instrument
preferred
Whitman
$1.58:
-
8-19
$30c
(quar.)
-
Ltd., 4%%
Paper
Whitehall
r
.
297.
$1.25
.White Motor Co., common
5*A%
$6,071,691
$1.82
presently outstanding);
See
p.
8-19
9-
20c
1
Whirlpool Corp.
5%
(quar.)
pfd.
the
on
50c
$6,992,861
$0.73
Studebaker-Packard
8-13
9-
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Weston
8-13
9-10
—
$2,791,080
$0.86
6
25c
(quar.)
Stationery
preferred
Weston
30c
(quar.)
(Los
9
$1.25
Ltd.
$3,282,656
—
share
8-13
8-
8-25
$1
(year-end)
5%
8-25
10-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred A
8-31
75c
25c
(quar.)_
193,359
RR.
1
8-31
8-13
8-25
Telepnone
9-15
$1.14
Trinity Universal Insurance,
Quarterly
8-20
Western
9-15
8-16
7-26
1
8-13
Breweries,
9-15
(quar.)
Treesweet
9-24
8-25
9-
$1
31'Ac
Y.)
(N.
Tremont Building Trust Co.
8- 9
9
$1.06 Vi
5
8-31
9-
12 VaC
1
8-26
9-
8-13
,
10-
.
75c
9-17
1
1
common
30c
(quar.)_
Co.
5
1
Canada
10-
25c
Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Auto Supply Co.
(quar.)
Western
Western
5%
8-27
30c
(quar.)
Co., 70c preferred
Petroleum
8-31
v
9-10
10-
$1.50
Sugar Corp.
9-15
35c
Transue
3
6
Indies
9-10
(quar.)
Co.,
$6,265,050
188,844
stockholders
on
Aug.
17
approved
the
following proposals:
sell all assets of the corporation, subject to its liabilities, to Studebake-Packard Corp.,
(a Michigan corporation) in exchange for shares,
of common stock of the latter;
(2) distribute such stock so received
8-16
1
62 %c
1
(quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)__
8-
8-
preferred
Disinfecting
preferred
9-15
25c
10c
8-
9-
$4
$5
$2,887,348
96,268
$7,181,705
93,967
com-
Studebaker
8-10
9-11
9-10
Oil & Snowdrift Co., com.
8-20
9-10
9-
Wesson
8-25
9
9-
8-25
$3,386,623
8-31
25c
8-18
9-15
8-
1
40c
4
9-15
9-
9-15
$1.12
9-15
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$6,537,348 $14,931,705 $15,065,050
3,650,000
7,750,000
8,800,000
The
7-15
Co.
9-
$1
1
$6.55
(1)
4-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
p.
1-15
25c
Petroleum
Wire
2-1-55
5-2-55
(quar.)
3,450,000
10-19
$35c
9-15
Transtates Petroleum, Inc., 6%
3
9- 3
8-16
preferred
Washburn
stock
180,
See
40c
common
______
for
—V.
(in
1
11-
20c
1
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. (quar.)
8- 6
3
9-
Co.,
avail,
share
7%c
35c
—
(quar.)—
Trust
Townsend
8-23
9-15
D.)
146,699'
Subs.)—Earnings Rise-
1954—3 Mos.—1953
_________
per
1
8-1-55
(quar.)
(&
$6,836,623
dividend
Earnings
8-20
9-
37 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.
profit
Bal.
8-11
'
37 %c
.
Co
Swasey
8-20
9-15
37 %c
3
8-25
1
62 V2C
______
10-
25c
—
9-
^
1
37 %c
Co.
Net
3
9-
1
9-
$31 >/4C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$1.35
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
9-
8-31
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)
Welex Jet Services, new
(initial)
Wellman Engineering Co
$1
Inc.
Trust
&
8-27
9-
8-13
1
9-15
'
8-20
8-23
$4.50
Warren
8-27
20c
(quar.)___
Toronto Elevators Ltd.
9- 8
6
9-
——
common
Co.,
8-10
11-30
8-20
8-
1
10-
30c
Co., class A (quar.)
Warner-Hudnut, Inc., common (quar.).:
6%
1st preferred (quar.)
Warren (Northam), $3 preferred (quar.)—
31V»c
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
8-26
8-20
9-10
8-12
10-
(quar.)
Co.
9-
(quar.)._
&
Insurance
4V<%
7-27
9-15
Walgreen
8-12
$20c
Walker &
Toledo Edison Co.—
8-16
8-20
Iron
&
Amulet Mines,
8-16
9-16
35c
Quarterly
Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
Amer
deposit rets, for ord. reg. (interim)
Tokheim Corp. (quar.)
8-20
8-13
Mold
8-31
50c
Title
8- 9
9
Mfg.
Vulcan
476,771
$5.94
share__
1
9-10
$1
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
$1.37'/a
$1.18%
8-23
8-
Vcgt
35c
Inc.
5%
9-
9-10
$2.50
preferred
25c
Bearing Co.
Title Guarantee
8-31
8-25
1
$961,303
147,299
paid
taxes__
taxes
Preferred
8-16
1
15 %c
preferred
West
(quar.)
37 %c
(quar.)_
6%
9-
9-15
.
8-31
8-10
preferred
1,913,003-
8-20
1
mon
;
Ltd..
40c
preferred
non-cum
Thrifty
8-16
preferred
conv.
5%
8-13
8-13
6%
9-28
10c
Thorofare Markets Inc., com.
9-16
10-12
8-16
$1
Products, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
4%
r
8-31s
3
1
Waite
(quar.).
Thompson
8-13
9-
9-
8c
(quar.
Thew Shovel Co. (quar.)
Thomaston Mills (quar.)
8-12
3
1
50c
The Fair
8-16
8-
9-
8-16
Pipeline—
i.
5c
before
Estimated
8-12
8-20
1
$2.50
10-
(quar.)
preferred B
2
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
6%
preferred1 A (quar.)
9-
Vinco Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
25c
4%
8-12
,
Trust
Viking
$1.08
(quar.i
8-18
2
$12 %c
—
(s-a)
Dare.
and
2,874,303^
outstanding______„^__^____.
Period End. June 30—
Earnings
Ry.—
8-16
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-
2%
Pacific
&
8-13
75c
Oil
9-
1%
8-16
pfd. A (quar.)__
Gas
9-
40C
1
(quar.)
Natural
$1.37%
65c
1
Pump
6
9-
Steel
Grey
declared
shares
Sterling Drug Inc.
75c
(quar.)
(s-a)
&
8-
8-27
$4%c
9-
50c
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co.
8-16
Ltd
9-15
Taylor Instrument Cos. (stock dividend)
Television-Electronics Fund—
(From net investment income)Tennessee Corp. (quar.)
1
4%
9- 2
(quar.)
preferred
9-
8-16
$1.25
Co.
4V»%
Inc
preferred
1,915,762
tax__
8-10
10c
$1.10
9-
Inc.,
8-25
37 %c
5%
Textron,
9- 3
8-13
5%
Victoria
50c
Coal &
8-10
Shreveport
Common
8-13
8-13
1
Texas Pacific
8-18
8-31
8-25
8-27
9-15
9
Illinois
8-25
dividend
25c
7-15
8-16
9-10
5c
40c
9-
Common
8-18
50c
8-16
Vicksburg,
8-
Texas
8-25
8-16
Stock
1
♦
9-15
8-25
7-19
5
9-
20c
increased (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.);
Texas Fund, Inc.
(4%c from investment in¬
come and 15Vic from realized capital gains)
Texas Gas Transmission Corp., com, (quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing Co. (quar.)—
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. (quar.)——
5
8-16
8-
9-30
s1
5.50%
8-16
8-27
3
15c
8-28
Co.
(quar.)
Venezuela Syndicate, Inc
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Vick Chemical Co. (increased quar.)
9-10
9-
Earnings per common
—V. 178, p. 391.
Co.
dividend
Stock
6
27 %c
4.75%
8-16
9-
8-16
26 AC
9
8-16
1
8-
Common
Winding Co., 90c conv. pfd. (quar.)
9"
9-20
Dividends
9-
profits
1,041,000
586,796
excess
1
6
9-30
;
$874,762
and
8-
8-13
37V?c
inc.
8-23
1
Co.,
Fed.
9-10
1
Raalte
for
income—
9-11
1
Vanadium-Alloys
Common
1
8-25
8-16
1953
1954
$12,390,742 $14,179,854:
taxes-;
$2
9-
Van
30c
8-23
9-
8-16
,
9-11
9-
8-16
income
75c
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., common
$5.50 prior preferred (quar.)_
JlTexas Eastern Transmission Corp.—
9-23
8-10
8-31
1
27c
Texas
9-23
50c
25c
1
Co.—Earnings—
_
before
Net
22 %c
9-10
Starrett
sales
Reserve
$1.06 V*
9-
-*
9-15
(quar.)
5c
30c
4.32%
8-13
9-
9-
10-15
1
&
Taylor
8-13
8-14
1
t25c
fnsurance
Universal
Universal
Inc.
(quar.)
Fenn Co.—
conv. preferred (quar.)
Tampax,
8-13
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
50c
Corp
Electric Co., 4.32%
910-
(quar.)
Oil
Universal
Quarterly
| Syracuse Transit
10-15
Consol
1
;l
8-25-
40c
62 %c
S.)
Profit
1
9-
25c
8
11-
9-15
1
9-15
com.
1st
10-
$1
(L.
Net
l'i-
9)
page
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
8-30
9-20
Ltd.
Corp.,
8-19
(quar.)—
Co.
Steel
9-
65c
Oil Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
51/2% conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
sunshine Biscuits. Inc. (quar.)
________
Sunshine Mining Co.
(quar.)__
________
Superior Portland Cement, Inc. (increased)
Superior Tool & Die Co. (quar.)
Sutherland
Paper
Co., common
4 40%
preferred (quar.)—
Ewan-Finch Oil, 6% pfd. (quar.)
4%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
3
common
Upper Canada Mines,
(quar.).!—.
3
9-
8
$1
41/4%
7-31
Corp.,
8-27
Sunray
12- 1
Co.,
non-cumulative
Steel
9-15
un
i
Rubber
*20c
(quar.)
Propane G'as, 5.20% pfd. (quar.)__
9-
1
(quar.)
37 Vac
preferred
preferred
Co.
States
U.
9-
1
10-
Printing & Lithograph Co., common..
preference series A (quar.)
8-16
1
10-
S.
8-13
10-
3
45c
1
25c
9-
Potash
4
9-
1
$1.75
;
1
-■
(Continued from
10-
$2
(quar.)
Corporation and
Invesimenl News
9
$1
(quar.)
com.
S.
9-
1
Co.,
S.
9-
10-
8-
8-20
75c
50c
25c
8-30
9-10
Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
S.
8-17
2
$1
I.
preferred
8%
General
8-13
9-
$1.75
(increased)
U. S. Pipe &
40c
f un Ray Co., common (quar.)(s-&)_
Oil Drug Co., common
-6%
7%
Corp.
Gypsum
Extra
5
U.
25c
10-10
.
Inc.
Drug,
Suburban
9- 1
I
Products,
Aluminum
2nd
$4
8-20
.
States
9-15
8-31
62 %c
(quar.),
(accum.)
Aircraft
United
12-
income)
Payable 0] Rec.
7c
Conditioning Corp.—
preferred
$7
United
25c
9-10
8-
8-20
8-16
1
8-27
8-26
9-
9-10
9-
15C
Air
9-10
8-20
9-
U. S.
9-30
11- 1
9-
4
invest,
(From
Holdert
When
Share
Fund
Science
convertible preferred
5%
12-31
sterling
8-13
8-
8-25
32 %c
Chemical (quar.)_.
£ stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.5% preferred (quar.).
j 5% preferred (quar.)
i
Bterchi Bros. Stores Inc. (quar.)
Btauffer
sterling
9-15
9-17
25c
8-13
9-15
8
United
$1.25
8-20
8-13
10-
Name of Company
9-17
$1.25
8-11
8-16
8
25c
Warner Corp.-—Fuel Supply (quar.)_.
"S state
8-13
8-13;
Per
of Rec.
10-
}15c
5 Stanley
8-li
Holdert
When
Payable
tl5c
Standard Radio, Ltd., class A (quar.).
I Class B (quar.)
of Re C.
9-
Company
Per
Share
.
Name of
Federal
or
this
Transmission
Co.—Earnings Higher-
for the second quarter of 1954 was
share on the 9,395,760 outstanding shares
company
cents per
stock.
figures
taxes,
invalidated
of
55
,
included $1,433,717] or 15 cents per
received by the company as a refund
Texas
gas
gathering
tax,
_
share net after
on the
*
Gardiner Symonds,
President*
(
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(766)
pointed
for
out
the
The
company's
system
existing
at
facilities
Daily
Portland,
deliveries
1,337,182
for
The
the
Federal
and
sold
gas
MCF
share
per
scheduled
com¬
extending from the
River to connect with
Canada.
transported
through
the
compared
as
of
1953
has
for
pipeline from Kinder,
natural
gas
trans¬
of lines parallel to the
line
quarter,
of
Commission
operate the New
miles
Ontario,
and
quarter
is
Niagara
in
the
for
second
Power
Earnings
cents
existing
20-inch
the
to
construction
of
averaged
30-inch
62
of
miles
Y.,
deliveries
over
Tenn.;
45
N.
under
which
program
company's
and
now
42
or
1,363,199
authorized
system
to
and
This
company,
by
and
the
other
report
operators
mailed
during
to
operating
$1,732,337 over
up
Texas
during
income
Net
the
the
first
increased
to
months
three
of
1954,
Co.,
drilled
wells
interim
an
the
last
from
of
$4,621,908
spite
in
year,
of
year
$414,374
months
six
of
this
allowed
20
$331,520
of
were
decline
a
producing
last
days.
year.
The production payment which was retained against the producing
properties formerly owned by the M & M Production Co., purchased
by the company in July, 1952, has been retired effective June 1, 1954.
The production payment has amounted to approximately $35,000 per
wells
51
or
wells,
gas
projects.
Two
wildcat
well
The
drilled
Young
and
11
Field
the
in
one
wells,
Hughes
As
of
wellsv
dually-completed
the
30
the
Reas
Field
Run
Pennsylvania.
in
discovery
gas
in
,the Sour Lake
were
1,734
to
103,835
on
of
acres
leaseholds.
producing
Gross
the half-year were 3,905,664 barrels of oil and condensate
23,354,135 MCF of gas.
After providing for all payments due
and
production,
and
Telephone
Bell
director of
and
of
leading
other
180,
298.
p.
r
Worthington
Insurance
12,019,382
barrels.—V.
sales
net
of
MCF
180,
barrels
865,552
were
of
Net sales of plant
gas.
condensate
and
oil
products
511,451
were
578.
p.
and
Corp.
including
of
Co.
a
Net
sales
Income
America,
Federal
for
taxes
Number
pany
v
next
without
"oiu»t..excls«
B nt S
smaller
$1.73
a
lor
pay
of
the
company's
the
with
expenses
inciueni,
iu
■'
receive
1954
of
one
*
J
odS^
3
capital
stock
total of 639 410
and
a
arir
y
2645.
'
.
will be
*
'
'
•
Borrowings—
has applied to the SEC for authorization to enter
ir
banks under which it may make
borrowing
amount
of $20,000,000;
and the_ Commission hi
until
persons
Sept.
bank
carry
7,
1954
The
according
in
and
issue
to
and
securities
bank
as
loans
program.—V.
to
.
present
estimates,
It
be
required
in
to
is
of
provide
wholit
its
pnJ'
which
approximator
the
companji
1955
such
funds
for
the, remainder
part
availailtP
complete]!/
to
and
Company;
sell, during the second half
finanfcing
other
sufficient
1955.
1
hearitf
a
.
with
company
Power
in
request
.
be
the
$21,900,000
may
and
180,
not
of
program
to
♦
together
Western Colorado
require,
1954
loans,
(but will
on
construction
will
tional
these
to
subsidiary
gram
the
from
used
1954-1955
a
SEC
'
»'
-
.*
$25,300,000
notification
*
"•
»
proceeds
owned
to
has
15,
aggregate
intention
u^ed
and
Feb.
to be used to pay exploratory and develop™
are
179,. p.
"
'
interested
•cash,
covering 3,032.000 shares of common stock to be offered at n»r (5 c^nts
per share) through William Lewis Clark, 917 V2 Main St.,
Boise, Idaho.
be
shares
of
outstanding by 56,000 shares to
company
the
The
and.Exchange Commission—
to
On
thereon.
Uncompahgre Uranium, Inc., Idaho Falls, Idaho—Files
are
share
per
therefor.
payment
number
net proceeds
given
i- ■
proceeds
in
sha
credit agreement with 17
in
Investing Corp., New York, on Aug. 17 announced
the recent offering of 600,000 shares of common
stock at 50 cents per share has been sold and the sub¬
scription books closed. See V. 179, p. 2252.
of
I
vari
000
Utah Power & Light Co.—Plans Bank
that
letter
a'
bv
and
The
eral
a
was
ratified
meeting held on Aug. 26, 1952
receipt of communications from the
employees exercising their options on 54
in
company's capital the cash amount of $2,287,600.—V.
179, p. m
The
filed
action
Utah National Uraninum Mining Corp.—Stock
Offeret
—Carroll, Kirchner & Jacquith, Inc., Denver, Colo,
ant
Cromer Brokerage Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah, on July i
offered publicly 1,199,600 shares of common
stock {m
one cent) at 25 cents per share.
Twin Arrow Petroleum Corp.—Stock Sold—The Gen¬
6
capital stock atPUt
officers and kev
4
common
certain
which
to the
$1.77
Aug.
the
with, respect to 2,000 shares for which
the
$81,700.
The exercise of these employee stock
paid
the
'
Earnings per com. share (after preferred divs.)
—V. 179, p. 2188.
on
to
for
exercised
551,591
company
value
par
share
options
$1,015,355
555,402
With Securities
$lo
President,
stock
issued
1,885,000
$1,001,537
...
initiated
special
is
$2,205,900
was
Co.—Options Exercised
10, in a letter tn tiT
Aug.
10
per
the
a
Oil
key
option price of $40.85
was
increases
of
$40.85
at
expenses—V.
,
shares of common stock
of
1,250,000
outstanding
The
1954
eouinmPr,f
$4,949.50
298.
the
at
of
sum
2,900,355
2,251,537
income
of
and
options
$19,102,826 $20,727,245
~
income
on
on
*
earnings
The
is
the
p.
on
company
shares
company
of stock
the
1952,
excepting
officers
July 3, '54 June 27, '53
±
taxes
1,
price
The
Subs.)—Earnings—
:
Federal
before
Provision
Net
tire
above
180,
Consolidated
56,000
shareholders
New
v
(&
of
option
corporations,
Prudential
Co.,
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.
Ohio
the 11
sales during
from
President
number
a
July
ployees,
in
Of
owned an interest in 2,103 oil and
full-interest wells, and 317 injection
company
equivalent
They
in
Field
County, Texas.
June
wells,
gas
completed
was
were
one
Field of Hardin
Montgomery County, and four in Ward
completed in Ward County, Texas, and one
Oklahoma.
with other operators resulted in two development
10
drilled
and
36
Texas, including six in the
in
Archer,
Montague
and
Field of Harris County, two
Hufsmith
of
the Benezette
in
County,
wells
wells
oil
well
wells
gas
injection
The
oil
One
four
included
in
oil wells in
County,
15
28
Yoakum
of
Counties,
County.
in
is
He
of
dry.
completed
in the Deckers Prairie Field
and
producing
injection
wells
for company
waterflood
weds, one field-extension
well and one
participated
development
were
company
Prentice
and
$1,000
$3,886.10.—V.
G.
chase
has been elected to the board of directors of this
Ramsey
26 Weeks Ended—
The
179, p. 2477.
Corp., American Insurance Co. of Newark, N, J.,
Electric Machinery Mfg. Co.
ot Minneapolis, Winthrop Pumps,
Inc.
and
John
Inglis Co., Ltd. of Toronto,
Canada.
Tropical Gas Co., Inc. was recently organized by Glore, Forgan &
to
Co.
acquire from Esso Standard Oii, S.A. its liquefied petroleum
gas business in the Caribbean orea and Central America.
The proper¬
ties acquired include bulk terminals in various countries, which have
been
serving customers in Puerto Rico,
Haiti, Dominican Republic
Jamaica, Bermuda Panama, Costa Rica, El Salvador and Guatemala.
month.
oil
C.
company.
—V.
than
more
at
Con-Trak-Tor
Starr, President,
stockholders, said:
Symington-Gould
showed.
half
period
six
in
is
Universal
E.
Tropical Gas Co., Inc.—New Director—
Hobart
Jersey
Earnings—
This
largest
23
scrapers."
self-loading
and
27.00-33
On
take
to
Transmission
Gas
participated
first
for
revenues
the
Tennessee
and
stockholders
Gross
in
of
wells
48
tax.
the
huge earth-moving and strip mining
on
the
of
Price
Monday, August
.
Gas
Pipe Line figured its total cost at $967,179.—V.
Gas
use
trucks
dump
average
company
Co.^-Semi-Annual
affiliate
an
completed
tall—for
miles
25
pipeline to deliver the additional gas to Transcontinental.
Pipe Line told the FPC that it has dedicated to the
performance of its agreement with Transcontinental natural gas re¬
serves
adequate
to
supply a daily 31,200,000 cubic feet contract
maximum, with an option to increase this amount subsequently. Cost
of the Transcontinental project was estimated at $1,076,000 and Texas
Texas
director
drilled
build
to
2.56-mile
a
England
Production
authorization
for
FPC
pipeline in Cameron and Calcasieu Parishes, La., to enable
access to additional natural gas reserves in Orange, Chambers
Jefferson Counties, Tex. Texas Gas Pipe Line proposed to build
lateral
MCP.
pipeline system of its wholly-owned
subsidiary, Northeastern Gas Transmission Co.—V. 180, p. 445.
Tennessee
the
asked
Transcontinental
of
it to gain
576-mile,
a
the
Buffalo,
near
stockholders.
the
shares.
of
with
system,
system
to
$4,781,753,
were
year
includes
connect
mission
last
construction
fall
this
to
letter
accompanying
an
period
number
same
pletion
La.,
in
same
the
on
.
.
of
addi¬
payinj
the
19S
161.
p.
mining
operations.
Gas Transmission
Texas
Corp.
$15,619,991
& taxes13,726,941
Underwood
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$14,617,147
12,640,100
Operating revenues
Oper. expenses
Subs.)—Earnings-
(&
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Period End. June 30-—
$55,694,642
48,370,320
$65,757,302
57,508,898
This
priced
income
$1,893,050
$1,977,047
$8,248,404
$7,324,322
Interest deductions
895,836
867,984
3,669,606
research
3,243,669
Net
income
$997,214
$1,109,063
$4,578,798
$4,080,653
135,000
135,000
540,000
540,000
$862,214
$974,063
$4,038,798
2,581,548
2,636,569
$0.33
$0.38
$1.53
2,581,548
$1.37
This
to
p'-ice
and
just
New
thrown
typewriter.
development
retail
Underwood's
$3,540,653
2,636,569
preferred stock
on
has
the
Known
work
the
as
the
at
Portable—
off
wraps
its
it's
"Leader,"
company's
,
'**'
'
the
The
result
Hartford,
the
at
line
does
not
District
of
$69.95,
which
the
apply
the
in
portable,
new
includes
the
SEC
Conn.,
states
Columbia.—V.
179,
of
lowest
the
is
Universal
and
Texas,
Missouri,
for
working
Com.
for
stock
com.
shares outstanding
Earns, per com.
—V.
179,
share—
2709.
p.
1
For
the
passed
Gross
operating
Costs,
expenses
revenue
income .——--—2—
In
1953
1954
figures
$6,490,060
$5,128,612
3,579,061
3,339,766
$2,910,999
1,218,722
income
Outstanding
Net
income
1,107,168
$2.39
—V.
179,
—
$1.62
shares
share outstanding—
2081.
per
p.
above
The
SEC
for
and
reopen
the
zation
filed
equipment.
Tide Water Associated Oil
$
Bales
other
&
inc.
$
$
Act
pany
99,834,000
109,437,000
208,295,000 209,220,000
1,564,000
2,835,000
4,477,000
9,279,000
tax
8,739.000
18,167,000
17,487,000
$0.69
$0.65
$1.35
$1.30
(est.)
income
earns,
•Book
at
value
June
231,184,000
share
per
plan,
$24.41
basis
on
of
1954.—V.
30,
13,433.299
180,
$22.46
shares
$24.41
issued
and
$22.46
outstanding
670.
p.
as
Tilo
at
to
give
by
the
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
the
periods
took
taxes,
resulted
$2.42
net
responding
Of
15,
net
a
There
to
for
the
compared
1953.—V.
179,
1954.
profit
was
33
of $173,342,
period ended
sales
556,068,
in
equivalent
profit
Net
March
share.
per
$151,231,
a
place
$1,118,018,
per
after
which
profit
share,
per
cents
38
sale,
operating
an
cents
or
is
for
which
provision
is
equivalent
this
period
compared
share,
common
for the
18, 1953.
periods
ended
$5,819,919
to
of
with
cor¬
July
17,
1954
were
$5,the corresponding periods
during
letter
2,500
of
shares
notification
of
common
filed
was
stock
with
(par
the
$5)
to
through Coleman, Fagan & Co., New York,
B. Pollock, Chairman of the Board.—V.
SEC
be
for
on
Aug.
offered
the
179, p.
the
Employees'
SEC
be
on
terms of
the
and
Stock
Aug.
offered
to
termination
The
directors
16,
its
the
Thiokol
Option
1954,
Plan
J.
D.
at
it
account
the
market
of Franklin
order
and
a
35,570
Corporation
registration
shares
employees
in
of
Officers'
statement
the
with
corporation
accordance
with
the
a
16
took
shares
oi
steps
common
two-for-one
looking
to
an
stock
and
a
increase
split
of
in
its
proMdurldeomiUe1i'e[nC^miSSi0n,,!jaf °rdered the intermediate
omitted
in
the
consolidated proceedings involvinn
applications
both .of
by
Houston,
this
corporation
Tex.
proposed applications
corporation
SEC
and
Texas
Gas
p.
usee
2645.
July 31/54
Apr. 30/54
$2,336,538
share
per
$1,908,435
$12,43
the net asset value
ago,
-
1
value
Utility
of
Holding
share
per
$9.54.—V.
was
$11.30
<■><.
180, p. 486,
Los
at
Angeles,
debtedness,
June
on
leave
to
order
26,
Calif.
1951,
would
held
that
of
expectation
be
to
such
that
that
However,
Court
of
Appeals
and
the
review
plan
Mr.
proceedings
to
no
*
enforcement
secure
find
basis
no
to
order
evidence
and
further
is
the
plan.—V.
for
reexamining
determine
the
and
stated
appropriate
case
the
under
the
forum
for
of
noting
could
the
Burnside
Net
is
which
stock
for
17
the
'
purchase
subscription
its
of
warrants
the
first
attached)
preferred
at
of
not
stock
prices not
to
to
all
sell
the
priced
or
part
any
corporation.
stock
give the
First
of
will
be
given
be
may
on
unit
and
be
full
size.
size,
and
or
sold
softer
is
as
by
foam
and
contains
the
♦
its
appreciable
no
future.—V.
179,
p.
2417.
Ended
1954
30—
$85,204,210 $77,523,8
income
sales,
administrative
other
and
76.647.826
4,521,208
income
on
per
—
common
share
69,883,520
^4^35076
$2,447,3"
$2.63
-
5,19^
»*:
_
on
■
applicable to * aeie»w
contract for the years 1952 and 1953, and there is included in
ma
lacturing costs" the related production costs of such sales.
During 1952, a letter of intent for production or itner defense
30f"1954
is
the
executed.
was
been
under .such
letter
of
was
the amount
in
expenses
intent.
called
preferred
The total number of
stock
and
$2,376 281
of
$2,9^-
to June 30, 1954 against which progress paym
$2,554,462 have been received. No amounts have
date for sales, costs, or earnings for recoverable
The^cqmpany
cumulative
,
Costs
of
to
included, to
the
amount
incurred
amounting
(with
to
June
other
Reflated to
June
exceed
177,188
for
stock
shares
,
redemption
at
of
shares.T—V.
$20
in
stock converted
preferred
179,
p.
1954 all of
plus accrued
June
share
per
its a «
aiV1<rffl0t
into com
2645.
Willys Motors, Inc.—Resumes
This*corporation
Development—
mattress
in
for
unit
full
no
and
air
to
coils
make
a
new
combined.
foundation
The
Output—Backlog Up~-
Aug. 16 after a tw° ^es]
vacation/ for plant and administrative workers, with the nea
backlog/of, orders for Jeeps and other utility vehicles that it has
in
maiw^hionthfe, the company announced..
,57,
Production of Jeeps, trucks and station wagons will be rais<^ ^
over
July in order to take care of the increasing demand 10
.
utility^ntte by both foreign and domestic consumers, said S. A- u
resumed
operations
on
wires
or
and
can
company
is
$99.50
and
U.
S.
Rubber's
be
furniture
in
base
twin
stores.
size,
retails
and
for
bedding
The
The*|ompany
line.
inch
for
6%
$129.50
$129.50
in
July
in
in-order
utility
twin
size.-
making in its Detroit plant the largest tires
that weigh 2,600 pounds and stand
eight feet
now
history—tires
,
Generdf Manager of Kaiser-Willys.
to
Makes Largest Tires—
in
that
near
over
reflect adjustment of 1953 taxes on income, t Based
outstanding at June 30, 1954 after conversion of preferred si
Included
in
"Net
sales
and other
income"
for the period en
user.
department and
retails
$159.50
rubber
mattress
addition
an
through
The
for
joined
serves
Koylon-Crestaire,
firmer
This
the
...
tEarnings
only
1954.
has
that
mattress-foundation
pe
felt
in
||
equipment Pur'||
the past lf» &
increase in eariw
railroad
in
curtailed
earnings-!
offered.
17,
Koylon-Crestaire
PiDe
drastically
made
Aug.
company
called
made
was
He
.
This
unit,
first half of
the
he
shares
All shares purchased will be retired.
by stockholders of record at the close of
Tenders must reach the corporation not
later than Sept. 3, 1954 and will be acted on
by the corporation on
Sept. 7, 1954.—V. 179, p. 442.
Offers
business
for
1953,
prospects.
improvement
been
Boshell
Months
Net
to
opportunity to stockholders who
their stock, to offer such stock
consideration
in
earning
marked
a
expected
sales
terials
expenditure
sales
period
costs
share.
corporation desires to
lowest
authorized
1954.
although
same
have
Manufacturing,
have
Aug.
on
.
taxes
Whirlpool Corp.—Reports Larger Earnings—
Corp.—Offering Com¬
Co., Inc. and George
&
store.
after
years. '
there
be
Six
that
further
any
quarter of
that
the
long-range
months„v.Mi'-
attacking the Commission's previous
p. 1616.
Air Conditioning
used
action
circumstances
issue,
two
its
on
its
prior
application
correct
that
to readjudicate
179,
the
whether
last
chases,
on
to
be
remodel
Durst, Inc,
to funtl in¬
1954 vrai
optimistic over
explained
that bjj|J
optimism was based on the possibilities for growth and earnings of tty
jfc
diversified
businesses
Westinghouse Air Brake has acquired in
(Wgj
Until
plan have been deferred pending the de¬
application to reopen the hearings before
the
decision denying the application the Commission
first
said
for
those
company's
proceed¬
the
Boshell
.below
the
had
share in
per
the
the
in
the
would
increase
the
the
warrant holders
$4,966,500
wish
to
are
and
to be
stock
&
for ithi
or 34
cents per shart
Edward O. Boshell, President and Chairman of the Board, announce)
on
Aug.. 11. This compares with net earnings of $992,000 or 22 cent'
was'affirmed
court
directors
per
proceeds
capital
the
with
notification
preferred
Wagenseller
company's
consolidated
net
earnings
quarter, ended June 30, 1954, were $1,395,000,
,
Aug. 17 announced that their initial offering
of 100,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) has
been sold.
They were priced at $2.87 y2 per share.—
V. 180, p. 579.
common
of
cumulative
through
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Earnings Improve—
and
provided
recognizable value.
This order
for the District of Columbia.
pleted—Mortimer B.
The
net
working
letter
a
7%
of
share),
The
increase
Provisions for taxes
exceed
per
filed
9
shares
($25
adduce
extent needed
Further
could
the
of
reasonable
a
assets
and
inappropriate for it
F. Breen
Aug.
on
6,000
par
Com¬
prior
a
company
covering
offered
to
ninplinp
began July 7. At these
hearings
year
The
application
an
this
of
requested
the
decision
pa.
15%, and
up
the
substantial
on
be
sleeping
procedure
also
find
not
provision
time
United States
out¬
basis.
tb
at
be
to
579.
Public
United States Rubber Co.—New
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Corp.—To Expand—
on the
its
it
approving
It will
Corp.,
In
enforcement
The
President, in making this announcement, stated that
proposed increase in authorized shares
would be submitted
to
a
special meeting of shareholders to
be called for Oct. 4.—V.
180, p. 355.
Hearings
of
standards,
would
the
this
the
this
based
$105
Wright,
construction
the
modification
stock
subsequently
that
at
contentions
covering
10
the
Line
miles,
'
assets
net
asset
A
United States & International Securities
Corp.—Offers
2252.
Chemical
filed
covering
officers
Aug.
on
authorized
on
Net
miles,
ton
of—■
Total
ago.
to Purchase Part of Its First Preferred Stock—
Plan.
standing shares
a
Appeals
of
Commission.
Thompson Products, Inc.—Plans Stock Split—
company's
of
provisions
directly
the
2,738,000
denying
holders
Commission
could
dismissed.
This
to
the
earnings
warrants
were
may
and
by
it
ings
Thiokol Chemical Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
year
928.
p.
Thatcher Glas Mfg. Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
A
sought
common
over
for
July
seven
with
of
This
that
of its
Court
statutory
subsidiary companies report for the seven ac¬
beginning Jan.
1
and
ended
July
17,
1954
net
income of $1,269,249, which is equivalent to $2.75
per share on 462,126
shares
of
common
stock
outstanding.
There
is
included
in
this
figure the net profit resulting from the sale of the Glasfloss Division
which
of
(2)
application
and
jurisdiction
was
and
company
Sons, Inc. above.—V. 179,
This
Court
concluded
'
Roofing Co., Inc.
This
to
p.
decision
a
warrant
and
The
foreseeable
price
merits
counting
180,
with
offered
are
capital.
Lowenstein &
M.
As
324,124,0u0
a
airplane
revenue
amounted
1%.—V.
announced
option
approved
stated
market
of
30—
♦Stated
June
sh._
per
1935.
evidence
Supreme
Net
•Net
down
be
Washington Mutual Investors Fund—Assets Rise-
and
relief.
United's
229,297,000
1
18
for
11(b)(1)
of
additional
mission
$
119,740,000
985,000
Costs, exps. & taxes—
Fed.
1954—6 Mos.—1953
110,098,000
revs.—_
period
same
9,021,000
flew
,for cancellation of United Corp.'s outstanding option warrants without
compensation.
In
issuing its order approving the plan,
the Com¬
Co.—Earnings Higher—
1954—3 Mos.—1953
the
Vice-President
United
hearings in proceedings with respect to a plan of reorgani¬
by United Corporation designed to bring it into compliance
Sections
The
Period End. June 30—
Johnson,
month,
over
shipments
miles,
Aug.
on
committee
related
plant
rise
logged
aiso
Freight
767,000 ton
the
50-ton
pilot
company
1953.
24%
a
July sur¬
according to
tra'fic.
passenger
E.
to
proceeds
(II. S.) Webb & Co., Glendale, Calif.—Files With SEC
with
on
capacity
miles,
of
Robert
During the
notification
of
stock
The
•
in
company
United Corp.—Committee's Application Denied—
Aug. 13 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1 per
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to build
company
volumes
by
this
letter
a
common
Wamsutta Mills, New Bedford, Mass.—New Control-
25%; mail (including first class), 1,723,000 ton miles,
up
by
Thunder Mountain Mining Co., Orleans, Calif.—Files—
The
the
1953
released
President.
passenger
express
Net
the
month,
of
underwriting.
Vermont,
$1,788,846
—\
taxes
and
to
July
17%
consecutive
corresponding
Assistant
6 Months Ended June 30—
seventh
filed
9
shares
without
United Air Lines, Inc.—June Traffic
Higher—
estimated
Texas Gulf Producing Co.—Earnings Higher-
Aug.
on
58,100
share),
per
See
Bal.
Supplies, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn,
models.
1376.
p.
corporation
covering
($5
priced
Deluxe
Van Dusen Aircraft
—Files With SEC—
popular-
new,
laboratory.
Slated
in
Divs.
portable
advanced
of
Net oper.
Corp.—Unveils
corporation
,
line,
he
had
to
take
pointed
to
reactivate
care
of
the
iate
.
a
second
increasing
out.
assembly
in
line
_
Remand for the
,
p!,vjfct
"Kaiser-Willys domestic sales carried over into Autrust the ne
backlog", of orders in more than a year for the Jeep, truck, s._
wagon* and
sedan delivery," Mr. Girard said.
"Our export di1
.cleS
whichs^sold- a record-breaking 22,954 passenger, and utility ve
during.,the -first six months of 1954, also has
above-^rmal."—V. 180, p. 161.
a
backlog of order,
Number 5353
180
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
51
(767)
23, 1954
nt'
bottom
l0Ut
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
W
excta
iant"
lift,
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
TcisecU
r
to thf
r
put.
"Ock
1
at
key
ed
ALABAMA
en,
Auburn, Ala.
H
he
10:30 p.m.
variouf
share/'■
Bond Sale—An issue of $350,000
general mortgage revenue bonds
one
1
tht/'i
of
of
&
Leach, and Berney Jkerry
Co.,
and Hugo & Co., all of Birming¬
option-!':
stock
179,
ity
interest
County
at * the
payable
Treasurer's
adif
p. m
Sch.
San
ock
(pa
evelopmeu!
Legality
1954.
1,
a
availahkl
complete!
its
wholj||
pro-
"
proximateij
Knight,
&
sold to
was
Birming¬
of
ham, as 4V2S. Dated May 1, 1954.
Legality
approved
by
White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
for
ad!
Conecuh
paying
the
195o|
with
n
red
tin
at
to
.
be
u$ec
&
^ontrol-
lse—
Feb.
1954.
1,
1959
1964
to
serially
Due
inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
mingham.
County (P. O. Dothan),
$11.30
180, p. 486,
Sale
Warrant
$1,908,435
<■/..
pation
warrants
Thornton,
Vith SEC
the
with
n
stock
bt
to
Inc,
Durst,
fund in
o
An
—
issue
of
$200,000 State gasoline tax antici¬
sold
to
Farish,
&
Montgomery, and Sterne, Agee &
Leach, of Birmingham, jointly, as
IV2S.
Dated
Sept.
1,
1954.
Due
semi-annually 011 March 1 and
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1959 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
M-S.
Legality
ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All &
•ove—
Rose, of Birmingham.
for
.s
Marshall
County
Gunfn~"'*lle),
per share
announce!
cepti
22
or
weri
1954
tfejh
that
ha^;|
tings of,ti»l
ic
over
in
red
IWp
oment
p«-|
fe*
past
earning!
n
Warrant
Sale
(P.
13/4s
An
—
issue
2s.
Dated June
1,
serially from 1958 to
1963 inclusive.- Legality approved
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
69,88 3,520
'5,193,000
$2,447,310
$1.60
rred
stock,
riod
ended
'«a
"manu*
cost of
cosfj
5 V2 *
its
dividend*
comroo'
,0
40,000 2s.
1961
UPweek?
heaviest
has had
two
e
it
to
of
sold to Hen¬
was
Aug 1 from
on
Due
on
1964
inclusive.
Aug.
from
1
the
Warrant
—
An
gasoline
warrants
issue
was
of
anti¬
tax
sold
to
Hugo Marx & Co., and Berney
Perry & Co.. both of Birmingham
jointly, as l%s, at a price of 99.60
basis
of
about
1.75%.
Dated
•July 1, 1954. Due serially from
1955
to
1964
inclusive. Legality
by White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham
approved
25>t"
the
Girard
Sacramento
a.
Alta
in
jie
the
late
Willy-'
Union School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
_Bond
•k
t
he*viesl
station
division:
Offering
—
J.
L.
Brown,
vehicle5
rders 35^
v
1,
Due
1958
1982
to
15,000 2V2S. Due
1963
to
1966
1965
inclusive.
011
Sept. 15 from
inclusive.
to
1970
inclusive.
!
on
Bond
the purchase of $325,000
sewerage bonds.
Dated Sept. 15.
1954. Due on Sept. 15 from 1957
to 1991
inclusive.
Principal and
Sept. 15 from
1964
to
quist/Herrington
inclusive.
~
San
,20,000 2%s. Due on Sept. 15 from
1965
1969
Due
on
1973
to
17—
v.
180, p. 580—were awarded to
J. B. Hanauer & Co., of Beverly
Hills, as 23/4s, at 100.11, a basis
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Offering—John A. Brun-
Clerk,
his
at
10
will
office
receive
in
San
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1953.
Due
Feb.
on
1
from
Principal
inclusive.
payable
1974 to
1976
and
the
County
at
will
9
for the
ing
(PDST)
on
Ostly,
Aug.
on
Dated
Sept.
1,
24
1954.
Sept.,4. from 1955 to 1974
inclusive.
Principal
payable
fM-S)
Treasurer's
Mother
and
interest
the
County
at
office.
Lode+ Union
bids
County,
Cdlif ornia
Offering—V.
H.
Benson,
County Clerk/ will receive sealed
bids at his office in Placerville,
until
for
10
a.m.
the
Due
R.
(PDST)
purchase
on
of
$105,000
21,
11
interest
chase
Brown
of
on
Aug. 24 for the pur¬
$45,000 building bonds
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Sept
inclusive
1971
to
1959
from
16
Aug.
—
180,
v.
487—were awarded to a group
composed
of Stubbs, Smith
&
Lombardo, of Birmingham,
Thomas & Co., Pittsburgh, Fox,
Reusch & Co., Cincinnati, Goodbody
& Co.i New
York City,
Chiles-Schutz1 Co., Omaha, and
McDonald-Moore & Co., of De¬
troit, as follows:
$500,000 series A certificates.
300,00 series B certificates.
Fla.
Miami,
Plans
—G. N. Shaw,
the
issued
has
Bond Offering
Director of Finance,
$6,000,000
following
an¬
nouncement, dated Aug. 16:
"We
expect to offer for
about January, 1955,
sale
$6,000,000 of
Special Obligation Capital Improvement Bonds, payable from
to be received under a
revenues
Vacaville, Calif.
Sale—An issue of $65,000
Bond
I
municipal improvement bonds was
g
Com°-
tional° Trus^^^Savi^^6Associa- nite time of the 0'*fering wiU de"
tion, of San Francisco as follows: pend_upon the Ume of compleUon
of validation proceedings, which
$21,000 3s.
and
Due on June 15, 1955
now
are
1956.
"For
44,000 iy4s. Due on June 15 from
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
in progress.
your
an& study, I
advance information 1
am
enclosing copies
15,
for the issuance of
5090, providing
the bonds fronv
1954. Bonds due in 1959 and there¬
time to time when
specified reve-
bonds
dated
are
callable
June
of June
15,
after
are
Principal and interest (J-D)
as
Ordinance No.
of
factors will permit,
Resolution
No.
26638,
nue-coverage
of
and
at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut-
authorizing this first $6,000,000
series. Any further information
cliffe, of San Francisco.
on
payable
office.
y0u
need will be furnished
may
request.
completion of the valida¬
"After
tion
(P.
O. Litchfield),
proceedings, and before ad¬
you a
complete official statement,
analyzing and describing
further
Bissell,
will
receive
sealed bids at the office of the
Hartford National Bank & Trust
Bond Offering—Howard
the
issue."
Selectman,
First
Pensacola, Fla.
Certificate Sale
—
The $750,000
his
office
in
Oakland,
payable
at
office.
the
County
Legality
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
ap¬
Her-
j rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
19561
cisco.
Co., Trust Department, 777
New Milford
a.m.
Treasurer's
Aug. 30
bonds* Dated May
oA May 21 from
at
(PDST) on Aug. 31
for
the
purchase
of $1,200,000
building bonds.
Dated Oct. 15,
1954.
Due on Oct. 15 from 1955
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and
until
Elementary
School District, El Dorado
a.m.
offered
cates
Main certificates offered Aug. 18—
St., Hartford, until noon (DST) v. 180, p. 487—were awarded as
on
Aug. 25 for the purchase of follows:
1, 1977.
Principal and interest
$1,750,000 school bonds.
Dated $450,000 water revenue certificates
(M-N.)
payable at the County
to a group composed of
Sept. 1, 1954.
Due on Sept. 1
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Shields & Co., New York City,
from 1955 to 1974.
Principal and
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Los Angeles.
Atlanta, and Thornton, Mohr
First
National Bank, of Litch¬
& Farish, of Montgomery, at
field, or at the Hartford National
San Leandro Unified Sch. Dist.,
a price of par, a
Bank & Trust Company.
net interest
Legal¬
Alameda County, Calif.
cost of about 2.34%, as fol¬
Bond
Offering—Jack G. Blue, ity approved by Robinson, Rob¬
lows: $39,000 4s, due on Nov.
inson & Cole, of Hartford.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1 from 1955 to 1957 inclusive;
purchase of $99,000 build¬
bonds.
Due
—
(PDST) on Sept. 7 for the
purchase of $5,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov.
City Sch. Dist., Los
a.m.
L.
Connecticut
a.m.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until
(P. O.
Diego), Calif.
Offering
iM
Homestead, Fla.
Certificate Sale — The $800,000
vertisement for bids, we will send
Clerk of the Board of
Treasurer's office.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
10:30
Litchfield
B. James,
Supervisors,
receive sealed bids until 10:30
Bond
interest
J.
CONNECTICUT
Alpine
,County,
Sanitation District
7 for the rmrohae0 of $20 oon
Sent,
Di<*oo
Son
on
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno unti
of about 2.73%.
San
(PDST)
a.m.
Offering
1958.
building bonds offered Aug.
Mateo
County
ing,
School District
Sale—The $207,000 school
Bond
inclusive.
Sch.
Orrick, Dahl& Sutcliffe, of
Orange County, Calif.
"
San
Bond
The
Clemente
San
from
District, Fresno County, Calif.
Legal¬
~
Francisco.
Sept. 15 from
Elem.
Lamitos
Los
,
1968 inclusive.
to
29,000 3s.
by
approved
the
at
payable
(M-S)
Countv Treasurer's office.
ity
on Sept. 15
1973 inclusive.
office.
for
16,
Due on Sept. 15 from
1969 inclusive.
Due
1970 to
LaRue,
C.
Offering—C.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PDST) on Aug.
30,000 214s. Due on Sept. 15 from
1659
1965 to
Principal and interest (M-S) payable
at
the County Treasurer's
(P.O.
inclusive.
1974
to
p.
1964 inclusive.
1959 to
1
7
Due on Oct. 1 from
427,000 2y4s.
1968
1 from
inclusive.
electric and water system certifi¬
follows:
as
Temperance-Kutner Union School
Due on Sept. 15 from
21,000 3s.
1958 inclusive.
to
2.80%,
1958 inclusive.
1956 to
Due on Sept. 15, 1956
25,000 2V4S. Due on Sept. 15 from
interest
1956
cost of about
1957.
and
1967
to
1965
487—were awarded to the Bank
America, National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
Fran¬
follows:
as
Due on Oct.
155,000 2s.
1
of
17,000 3s.
cisco,
1955 to
from
on Oct.
1964 inclusive.
Due
1.80s.
$418,000
$87,000 build¬
30,000 2i/4s. Due on Sept. 15 from
San
City, and Stockton Broome
Co., of Atlanta, jointly, as fol¬
&
p.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
$10,000 5s.
York
County
$15,000 4%s. Due on Sept. 15 from
of
.
180, p. 580-^were awarded to Sal¬
omon
Bros. & Hutzler, of New
ing bonds offered Aug. 11—v. 180,
Sale—The
Association,
$1,000,-
public improvement revenue
certificates
offered Aug.
19—v.
000
office.
25,000 23/4s.
ings
Gainesville, Fla.
Certificate Sale — The
lows:
Sale—The
Bond
Sacramento
District,
Sacramento), Calif.
Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.009, a net
mterest cost of about 2.86%, as
1954.
until
a
on
District No.
ings
building
Fresno
at
Sept.
dated
are
School
Calif.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
blds at his
in
Co.,
the
at
payable
Treasurer's
(M-S) payable at the Coun¬
District,
County,
$94,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 9—v. 180,
p. 580—were awarded to the Bank
Lounty Clerk, will receive sealed
office
Due
2V2s,
as
FLORIDA
Brown,
Sylvan School District, Sacramento
County, Calif.
basis of about
a
L.
a.m.
$71,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 9—v. 180,
p. 487—were awarded to the Bank
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
CALIFORNIA
for
bonds
were
County, Calif.
aised
id
100.65,
build¬
&
J.
—
(PDST) on Aug. 31
for the purchase of $30,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1974
inclusive.
Principal and interest
ty Treasurer's office.
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale
State
San
10:30
(M-S)
17
Witter
Offering
Bond
Sacramento County Sanitation
School
Creek
Elder
Monrovia
Alabama
cipation
in
(PDST)
purchase of
a.m.
Los
District,
Aug.
Dean
of $15.
County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
Sept. 1 from 1955 to
1964 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
interest (F-A) payable
County Treasurer's office.
(F-A)
Wilcox County (P. O. Camden),
5100,000
1954.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
-Interest F-A.
a
Og
issue
1955 to 1960 inclusive.
beet
have
An
—
Due
office
from
1
$50,000
offered
Francisco,
The
1970 inclusive. Prin¬
1955 to
Bond
Mayes, of Birmingham, at
of 100.16, a net interes
about 1.87%, as follows: '
$80,000 13/4s.
$2,924,305
payments
•able
from
at
School
to
price of
2.37%.
building
bonds.
Dated
15, 1954. Due on Aug. 15
Aug.
San
of
$250,000
until
price
his
at
Bernardino, until 11
on
Aug. 30 for the
Mateo,
ma-
efense
bids
awarded
Bond
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bonds
Aug. 15 from
on
Sept.
inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
ing
Robla
Bond
son,
bids
a
15
County, Calif.
sealed
defense
in
Due
works warrants
drix &
Aug.
on
1974 inclusive.
to
$100,000 general obligation water
Based on
f
Sale
Due
on
1979
Verdes
terest
follows:
as
13/4s.
Colton Sch. Dist., San Bernardino
and
Due
Warrant
1953
1.80%,
1971
of
Tallassee, Ala.
$77,523,631
&
$15,000 5s.
cipation
warrants was sold
to
Hendrix & Mayes, of Birmingham,
1954.
of
140,000 2s.
;
Due
to
Fresno
Angeles County, Calif.
?ollows:
O.
$200,000 State gasoline tax anti¬
as
group
a
from 1955 to 1970 inclusive.
of
was
Mohr
3s.
Palos
cipal and
Alabama
Apr. 30/54
School Dist.,
San
Francisco,
Harris
Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago, William R. Staats & Co., of
Los Angeles, and Shuman, Agnew
& Co., of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.34, a net interest cost of
war¬
of
Houston
Co.,
Trust
$40,-
Montgomery, and the
Trust Company of Georgia, of At¬
lanta, jointly, as 2s, at a price of
101.17, a basis of about 1.83%.
Co.,
from
3,000
of the American Trust
composed
sold to George M. Wood
was
Dated
High
Sept. 1 from
on
Hutzler, of New York City, at
discount, plus a premium
&
Sun-Empire Union School District,
9 were
& Talbot,
follows:
as
were
Fran¬
San
Aug.
0.60%
1955 to 1976 inclusive.
1977
487—were awarded to
$610,000
school
outlay
capital
rants
I
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build¬
about
(P. O.
Warrant Sale—An issue of
000
is, Minn.
County
Evergreen), Ala.
Francisco,
Co.,
notes
$450,000
17—v. 180, p. 580—
awarded to Salomon Bros.
offered
price of 100.15.
Aug.
Hannaford
to
Bernardino
San
p.
companj!
such
a
Trust
a
Sale—The
Note
16—v.
Aug.
cisco, at
build¬
$35,000
offered
$32,000 3y4s. Due
about 2.48%.
Chaffey Union
Ala.
water revenue bonds
bioanax
which
3i
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Bond
heariti
r
approved- by
Carrollton.
hi
of San
Dean Witter & Co.,
Francisco, jointly, as
price of 100.106, a basis
ing bonds offered Aug. 16—v. 180,
enter int<
borrowing
awarded
and
2y2s, at
ingham.
nngs—
Co.,
Sale—The
bonds
offered
.bonds
O. Stamford),
(P.
Connecticut
180, p. 580—were awarded to the
Riverside
District,
Commission
hos¬
$262,000
American
School
Bond
ing
aoth of San
Hayes, of Birm^
Dumas, O'Neal &
mission
&
water
works warrants
was
sold
to
Thornton,
Mohr
&
Farish,
of
Montgomery, as 3V2S. Dated Aug.
pital
County, Calif.
Sale—The $310,000 build¬
487—were awarded to Weeden
p.
obligation
general
000
Francisco.
District, Orange County
ing bonds offered Aug. 3—v. 180,
Brundidge, Ala. ' \
'Warrant Sale—An issue of $27,'
!
Orrick, Dahl& Sutcliffe, of
by
Herrington
Sale—The
Bond
Redevelopment
Urban
Stamford
Valley Hospital District, I
Calif.
Sonoma County,
office.
California
Bond
ham.
Offere(
olo., ant
n
July
approved
quist,
Oasis
Brea
Sonoma
and
Principal
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
1974 in¬
Principal^ and
inclusive.
1974
interest
Montgomery,
no,!*'"]
0 and
(M-S)
Mohr and Farish,
Sterne,
Agee
Thornton,
cow!|1
the
>ck
clusive. /
sold to a group composed of
was
to
Aug. 24 for
on
Sept. 1 from 1955 to
on
...
000
-ceived M",
(PDST)
the purchase of $104,000 ouilding
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954.
Due
.
by
(P. O. New
Milford),
Connecticut
Bond
bonds
Aug.
19—v. 180, p.
672—were awarded to
can
Securities
Corp.,
the Ameri¬
and
R.
L.
York
City, jointly, as 1.70s, at a price of
100.007, a basis of about 1.69%.
Day
&
Co.,
both
of New
1 from
inclusive; $39,Nov. 1, 1962
and 1963; $62,000 2s, due on
Nov.; 1 from 1964 to 1966 in¬
clusive; $88,000 2y4s, due on
Nov. 1 from 1967 to 1970 in¬
clusive;
and $155,000 2.40s,
due on Nov. 1 from 1971 to
1958
Sale—The $860,000 school
offered
$67,000 3s, due on Nov.
to
1961
000 1 %s, due on
1977 inclusive.
v)
Carroll and Whiteside Countries
& Co., At¬
lanta, Sterne, Agee & Leach,
of Birmingham,
and George
M.
Wood
&
Co., of Mont¬
at
-
t
'
p.
Monday, August
J
udeii,
23
1954
.
County,
Offering
Bond
W.
James
—
Smith, Superintendent of
will receive sealed bids
bonds.
Sale—The $4,500,000 hos¬
-*
i
180, p. 580—were awarded
syndicate headed by John
.Nuveen & Co., Chicago, at a price
about
2.77/c, as
Due
1
945,000 2V2S. Due on, Feb. 1 from
1981 to 1984 inclusive.
Van
J.
syndicate:
of New
Co., of Chicago, Baxter,
Williams
Co., Rand & Co., both of New
Co.,
Robinson-Humphrey
York,
McCord,
Inc., of Atlanta, Stern Bros. & Co.,
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., both
of Kansas City, Lyons & Shafto, of
cipal
anapolis.
U
Moines.
KANSAS
trust company mu-
or
(CST) on Aug.
30 for the purchase of $130,000
water works bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
487—were awared to the Citi¬
zens
& Southern National Bank
of
Atlanta,
at
of
price
a
105.57,
a
Topeka.
County
(P. O.
Bond Offering—Chas.
S. Bohler,
Jtr.f Clerk of the Board of County
\f)ommissioners of Roads and Rev¬
bids
sealed
receive
will
enues,
(EST) on Aug. 26 for
purchase of $2^-850,000 public
building bonds.
Dated July 1,
until
noon
the
1954.
Due
Jan. 1
on
1956 to
from
in¬
the
Georgie Railroad Bank and Trust
Company, of Augusta.
Legality
approved
by
Spalding,
Sibley,
Troutman & Kelley, of Atlanta.
1984
inclusive.
terest
Principal and
at
payable
(J-J)
Breathitt
No.
101
of
Cruttenden &
1,116,000
2y4s.
Due
2V2S.
Due
1
Dec.
on
—
Township
Dec.
on
1
Sept.
1993 inclusive.
1964
and
are
ject to prior redemption.
pal
and
First
N. A.,
by
interest
Security
Moscow.
Chapman
payable
Bank
of
sub¬
Princi¬
at the
Idaho,
Legality approved
Cutler, of Chi¬
&
cago;
11
the
for
receive
(CST)
a.m.
ap¬
by Foley, Cox & Judell,
New
Orleans, and Caldwell,
of
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Rayne, La.
Sale—The $65,000
Bond
public
improvement bonds offered Aug.
18—v. 180, p. 396—were awarded
to Schweickhardt & Co., of New
Orleans.
Sulohur, La.
Certificate Offering
Adias
—
receive
10 a.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of
$225,000 paving certificates.
will
Saunier,
Mayor,
sealed bids until
Bangor, Me.
Offering—Ralph L. Way-
Bond
City
mouth,
will re¬
Terasurer,
bids until
sealed
ceive
11
a.m.
(DST) on Sept. 1 for the purchase
of $660,000 permanent public im¬
provement school bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1954.
Due on Oct. 1 from
1955 to 1974 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Bank
of
Legality approved by
of
Grafton,
&
Grafton
Wyatt,
payable
(J-J)
bonds.
Township
Jan.
to
1,
in¬
1969
clusive.
1955 to Jan.
bonds
1954.
1, 1969 inclusive.
dated
are
Interest
July
Legality
J-J.
McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
proved
t
•
by Ross,
*
sewage
Offering
1,
ap¬
Ice
&
Ind.
—
Aug.
16
—
(P. O. Gretna), La.
Offering — Frank J.
Bond
the Parish
Police Jury,
will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 9
for the purchase of $250,000 fire
protection bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Deemer,
v.
180,
Secretary
Due
1974
of
Sept. 1 from 1955 to
on
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, and McDonald
& Buchler, of New Orleans.
581—were awarded to a group
composed
of
J.
J.
B.
Hilliard
The $700,000
works revenue bonds of¬
Feb. 4,
Bond
Howard County
macher,
as
2.73%,
for
follows:
$25,000 4s. Due on March
1 from
the
bonds,
70,000 2V2S. Due
1963
to
1969
234s.
270,000
from
as
March
1,
Due
on
offered
Sale
—
sewer
March
1
from
1956
Callable
as
581—
v.
>
Due on
$50,000 4s.
folio •
Sept, 1, 193
1.82%, as
cost of about
1956.
A
,„ftm
.
Sept.Ifr°m
200,000 iv2s. Due on
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
125,000 13/4s. Due on Sept.
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
125,000 2s.
1970 to
Due on Sept.
1974 inclusive.
Maryland State
(P.
to
Bond
of
O.
Roads
1 tr°
1
Commit"
Baltimore), AJ».
Commission
will
until 2
p.m.
n
State
bo
Dated Sept.
,
on
Oct.
1
inclusive.
public
from
from
1956
to
Interest A-O.
1956
Interest
to
A-O
improvement
bonds, series B. Due
■
,g
State Ro
rec®jye
Autf
(DST)'5°oo0 o()3
Offering—The
bids
300,000
bonds
—-
Sons,
Due
The $2,100,000
Aqg. 16—v. 180, p.
bonds.
revenue
Nov.
17
awarded to
of Baltimore, a
100.002, a net in
were
&
price of
a
follows:
inclusive.
—
Brown
,
school
public
improvement,
bonds, series A. Interest M-N.
1
Ky.
revenue
of
Nov. 1, 1959.
_
1970 to 4979 inclusive.
and
Board
650,000
inclusive.
581
p.
(CST) on Sept. 21
purchase
of
$3,950,000
on
1984
Bond
the
of
Due
1961
March 1 from
on
Henderson,
water
Clerk
ElUcott
$500,000
offered Aug.
bonds
a.m.
1983
Due
1962.
and
10
$3,000,000 utilities
inclusive.
1960
3%s.
10,000
until
(P. O.
City), Md.
Bond Sale—The
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
net interest cost of about
a
1955.
and
Offering—Curtis A. Rode-
1954. D
7,
Sept.
Dated
notes.
Lafayette, La.
&
Almstedt Bros., both of
Louisville, and A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Son,
>
LaPorte,
Bond
p.
offered
1956 to
47,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
The
Ky.
Bond Sale—The $375,000 physi¬
cal
education
building revenue
bonds
No. 4
are
1963. Prin¬
National
First
the
at
interest
and
Dist.
thereafter
and
of July T,
as
Inc.; Chicago, at a price of 100.04,
of
purchase
semi-annually from July
1955
1,
Bonds due
thereafter
1
until
School
Due
A.
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Sept.
15 for the purchase of $1,150,000
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from
in
the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until
10 a.m.
(CST) on Sept. 7
for the purchase of $400,000 build¬
of
Secretary
Louisville.
$94,000 bonds, as follows:
Dick, Bursar,
1956 to
Bond
Fort Thomas,
will
Trustee,
bids
sealed
$47,000
Kenneth
Legality
proved
District
(P. O. Cameron), La.
Offering—U. E. Hackett,
10
of
as
Carrollton.
Lafayette Township (P. O.
Zanesville), Ind.
Bond Offering—Garry E. Sink,
i
Offering
No.
School
Parish
Cameron
1954.
on
Bond
callable
cipal
Ferry), Ida.
Idaho
of May 1,
as
MAINE
and thereafter
in 1960
1964
in
due
Due on Dec. 1 from
INDIANA
Boise),
1955
due
of $3,000,000
Dated May 1, 1952.
LOUISIANA
1954. Due on Dec.
to
1974
inclusive.
1,
callable
are
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
from
"A" Sch.
University of Idaho (P. O.
June
from
1
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
(P. O. Bonners
Spokane, jointly.
man
(P. O. Jackson),
County
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug.
24 for
the purchase of $115,000
school
building
revenue
bonds.
1958 inclusive.
from 1956 to
1,498,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 13—v. 180,
p. 580—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., and Paine-Rice & Co., both of
Trust
Co.t New York
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Kansas
2,940,000 2s.
Sale—The $125,000
Bond
City.
De
Parish
will receive sealed
(CST) on Sept.
Callable
1960.
1,
the
Dec. 1, 1959. ing bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1954.
City, Ballman & Principal and interest payable at Due on March 15 from 1955 to
Main, of Chicago, Thomas & Co., the First National Bank of Jack¬ 1974 inclusive. Interest M-S. Le¬ Eastern Trust & Banking Co.,
of
Pittsburgh, Stubbs, Smith & son. Legality approved by Chap¬ gality approved by Wood, King Bangor.
Legality approved by
& Dawson, of New York City.
Lombardo, of Birmingham, Wac- man & Cutler, of Chicago.
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
hob-Bender Corp., of Omaha, Fox
Church Point, La.
Carroll County (P. O. Carrollton),
Rugg, of Boston.
Reusch & Co., Ellis & Co., both
Certificate Sale—R. E. Beaugh
Kentucky
MARYLAND
of
Cincinnati, McMaster Hutch¬
Bond Offering — Elmo Stark,
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
inson & Co., Lakeside Securities
County Court Clerk, will receive until 7 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 7 for Baltimore Housing Authority, Md'
Corp., and the Municipal Bond sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CDST) the
purchase of $19,971.20 paving
Note Offering—Oliver C. Win¬
Corp., all of Chicago, at a price on Sept. 7 for the purchase of certificates.
Due
serially
from ston, Executive Director, will re¬
of 100.03, a net interest cost ol
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
$150,000
voted
hospital
bonds.
ceive
sealed bids until 1 P- •
about 2.24%, as follows:
Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1
(DST) on Aug. 26 for the pur¬
Jefferson Parish Fire Protection
$1,367,000 2V4s.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds
chase of $15,866,000 (92ndi'series)
IDAHO
District
Sept.
of
Co., Louisville, or at the
Trust
Kentucky
Bond Offering—Cora M. Noble,
from 1967 to 1969 inclusive.
Boundary County, Class
as
Bankers
Bonds
Augusta), Ga.
callable
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Citizens Fidelity Bank
KENTUCKY
Dated
Co.,
Richmond
&
&
about 2.34%,
01
of
Interest M-N.
(CST)
and thereafter
1961
due in
Bonds
M-S. Legal
are
Stevenson & Co., W. H.
& Co., Baxter, Williams
Morton
jointly,
basis of
1 from 1955 to
opinion of either Robert Fizzell,
of Kansas City; Claude DePew, of
Wichita, or John Dean, Jr., of
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., all of
New York City, Commerce Trust
Lane,
Johnson,
and
Space & Co., of Savannah,
receive
purchase
the
for
9
reve-
5.80s.
May 1 from 1956 to 1992
on
1964.
$8,000,000 sewer revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Sept.
1
from
1955
to
1994
inclusive.
Co., of Chicago, Reynolds & Co.,
Bacon,
Due
County
a.m.
5.20s.
a.m.
school bonds.
on
1969 inclusive. Interest
—
p.
Sept.
11
as
the purchase
for
15
from
1954. Due on Sept.
ually agreeable to the purchaser
Co., of ind the County. Legality ap¬
Cleveland, Hendix & Mayes, of
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Birmingham, Leedy, Wheeler &
Chicago.
Alleman, of Orlando, Pierce, CarSt. Clair County School District
rison, Wulbern, Inc., of Jackson¬
No. 189 (P. O. East
ville, E. Ray Allen
& Co., of
St. Louis), III.
Chicago, D. E. Arries & Co., of
Bond
Sale
The
$6,921,000
Tampa, and McDonald-Moore &
building bonds offered Aug. 12—
Co., of Detroit.
v.
180, p. 395—were awarded to
GEORGIA
a
syndicate composed of Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., R. W. PressBrunswick, Ga.
prich & Co., both of New York
Bond Sale—The $200,000 2%%
City, Equitable Securities Corp.,
street improvement and sewer
Nashville, F. S. Moseley & Co.,
bonds offered Aug. 18 — v. 180,
York City,
until
bids
5.20s.
Secretary
inclusive.
will
retary-Treasurer,
sealed
sealed
receive
pdr'
Orleans), La.
Offering — Freda
bids until 10
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Boston, Wm. J. Mericka &
of New
will
Clerk,
City
par
;
as
as
School Board,
Metropolitan Sewer District
(P. O. Louisville), Ky.
Bond Offering—E. H. West, Sec¬
Augusta, Kan.
Bond Offering—Martha Schultz,
and
at
New
Bond
Politte,
and Jefferson
Orleans,
Orleans Parish Sch. Dist. (P. 0.
1978 inclusive.
Louisville
581_
p.
Arnold
! v
bonds
nue
1958 inclusive.
to
New
ment bonds
138,000 23/4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1964
180,
to
ment bonds
•
follows:
31,000 2V2S. Due on Aug. 1
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
River
$91,000 bonds
16—v.
60,000 water works utility
$21,000 31/2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
1955 to
of
to 1969
Hodge, La.
awarded
.
37
,
15,500 series B public improve¬
ville, and J. J. B. Hilliard & Son,
of Louisville, jointly, at a price
of 100.52, a net interest cost of
as
.
7
No
$15,500 series A public improve-
p.
2.74%,
^
;
follows:;
as
673—were awarded to the
Equitable Securities Corp., Nash¬
improvement
bonds was sold to the Iowa-Des
Moines
National
Bank
of
Des
payable
(J-J)
1
inclusive.
building bonds offered Aug. 17—v.
180,
District
Sale—The
Crane,
.
Nov.
on
were
Ky.
Hopkinsville,
about
Sioux
1
Sale—The $190,000 school
Bond
Sale—An issue of $70,000
Bond
Little
from 1981 to 1989
'
s
;
offered Aug.
**
Spencer, Iowa
William Tip-
—
Due
2.80s.
785,000
!
•'
North
inclusive.
Sept 7
$148 onn
follows:
as
School
Bond
from
Nov.
on
1977 to 1980
from
f
Due
2.70s.
on
of
serially from 1955
inclusive.;; -*v Va. ; • ■
inclusive.
1976
to
280,000
IOWA
(P. O. Galena),
interest
bank
a
p.m.
i
,
Offering
and
1
Bank, of
approved by Ross,
& Miller, of Indi¬
Ice
Dett, Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors' Finance Committee,
vvill
receive
sealed
bids
until
10 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 2 for the
purchase of $550,000 road bonds
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Jan. 1
.Torn 1956 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc., both
of New York, Barcus, Kindred &
1970
(CST)
Due
1 from
Due on Nov.
1969 inclusive.
to
405,000 2.60s. Due on Nov. 1
Brazil. Legality
Illinois
poration, Nashville, Ira Haupt
&
J
Bond
Cor¬
&
Securities
Equitable
York,
Louis.
Jo Daviess County
Co.;
&
Ingen
1967
National
Riddell
the
payable at an agency suitable to
the purchaser and the Board of
Education.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of St.
-1,125,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Other members of the
to
Principal and interest (J-J)
sive.
on Feb.
1974 inclusive.
2%s.
1961 to
from
1956
from
1
Jan.
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
1,940,000
1954. Due on
1974, inclu¬
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Feb. 1 from
Due on
*$490,000 4s.
Educa¬
bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 24 for
the purchase of $650,000 building
tion, will receive sealed
of
cost
interest
follows:
net
a
YP. O. Carrollton), III.
Offering — Ruth Meek,
Secretary of the Board 01
a
100.01,
Ray Parsons,
—
(CST) on
Augi 24 for the purchase of $325,000 first mortgage revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due semi-an¬
nually on Jan. and July 1 -from
1957 to July 1, 1979. Bonds due on
Jan.
1, 1962 and thereafter are
callable as of July 1, 1961. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
until
Brazil,
of
"-bonds.
-bonds.
150,000 2y2s.
Leo
School
sealed bids
receive
a.m.
'
A
School, District« No
•
*
Dio.
La
Parish
purchase
,
bonds,
23,000
1965
1,
the
will
the
$125,000
and 1966.
Ind.
receive sealed bids
the Riddell National Bank
of
care
Bond
19—v.
of
Offering
Bond
;
County, Carrollton Com.
School District No. 1
Unit
pital revenue bonds offered Aug.
td
-
1, Carbon),
of
until 10:30
school
Orleans.
Sch.
Offering —E.
Board,
for
Parish
Natchitoches),
Secretary
follows:
Nov.
Due
2.40s.
90,000
Secretary, will
Greene
Tampa, Fla.
Bond
'
(P. O.
Bond
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
School
Building Corp. (P. O. R. R.
(CST) on Sept.' 2 for the
purchase of $50,000 building
1
165,000 4s.
of New
Natchitoches
Due Nov. 1, 1960.
Due on Nov. 1 from
40,000 2y4s:
Township
Buren
Van
p.m.
$72,000 2.60s, due on April
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
'
$35,000 iy2s. Due Nov. 1, 1955.
150,000 13/4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
par.
8
and
>
of
Schools,
until
cost of about 2.74%, as
$20,000 water
works revenue bonds offered Aug.
11—v. 180, p. 581—were awarded
to the City Securities Corp., of
Indianapolis, as 4y2s, at a price
Gifford Com'
Dist.
(P. O. Gifford), III.
due on April 1, 1965 and 1966;
$57,000 2y2s, due on April 1
'from 1967 to 1969 inclusive;
|
Poseyville, Ind.
munity Consol. Grade Sch.
com¬
group
a
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., all of New York City,
W. L. Lyons & Co., Stein Bros.
& Boyce, both of Louisville, and
F. S. Yantis & Co., of Chicago, at
a
price of 100.006, a net interest
of
posed
com¬
Sale—The
Bond
Co., of Davenport.
&
Champaign
214 s,
$35,000
inclusive;
180,
487—were awarded to Morris-
sey
2.44%, as f o 11 o w s: $89,000
21/£s, due on April 1 from 1955
to 1961 inclusive; $47,000 2s,
due on April 1 from 1962 to
1964
build¬
Sale—The $350,000
Bond
ing bonds offered Aug. 11—v.
about
of
cost
199
to
awarded
were
488—
p.
group
a
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
Arthur M. Krensky & Co., Inc., all
of Chicago, as 2%s, at a price of
100.33, a basis of about 2.34%.
Illinois
price of par, a
a
interest
net
No.
to
of
posed
School District
(P. O. Chadwick),
Community
Nashville, Courts
gomery,
awarded
were
180,
12—v.
Aug.
fered
ILLINOIS
certficates
revenue
gas
to a group composed of the
Equitable Securities Corp.,
-
'
.
.
.
(768)
300,000
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
'n.
.0
-
,
(IK:
u
v ■
52
1984
on
Oct. 1
inclusive.
31
1
for the
purchase of
Highway construction
1, 1954. Due °
from
1955 to
1969 in
The bonds are
after
callable at a
Sept. 1, 1959.
jve.
J *
Principal an
1954
Number 5353 ...The Commercial
180
Volume
and Financial Chronicle
(769)
53
k»
Mercantile Safe Deposit & Trust
C0i of Baltimore, or at the Chase
National Bank, of New York City.
The bonds
$200,000
Sept.
Legality approved by AttorneyGeneral of the State, and Niles,
Dankmeyer,
&
Yost
Barton,
consisted
of:
Education, will
water
bonds.
Due
on
from 1955 to 1969
15
inclusive.
120,000
Sept.
of
Baltimore.
bonds.
sewer
15
from
Due
1955
to
on
1966
inclusive.
The
MASSACHUSETTS
bonds
dated
are
Sept.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Second
National Bank
Bedford, Mass.
Offering—Ruth
C.
Web¬
of
Treasurer, will receive
ber, Town
bids at the Second Na¬
tional Bank,
111 Franklin St.,
Boston, until noon (DST) on Aug.
26 for the purchase of $1,678,000
bonds, as follows:
■
^
school
project
Boston, until
25
for
bonds
Due on
to 1974
dated
are
payable
Bank
of
Sept." 15,
Second
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
&
ticipation
notes
awarded
were
to
National Bank of
Eastham, Mass.
Note
Offering
Brackett,
Treasurer,
Town
Bank
Franklin
St.,
of
Note
the
National
Second
000
temporary notes
First
Bank
ceive
sealed
National
bids
Bank
Franklin
(DST)
Manager,
on
will
the
at
of
chants
ton
24
Due
1
Due
pur¬
issue
on
Sept.
to genuineness by the Director
of
Cambridge), Mass.
Note Offering — Charles
County
sealed
(DST)
until
bids
11
P.
will
Treasurer,
of
MICHIGAN
Vista
Buena
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 1
Road, Saginaw),
Michigan
Nov ooiu—The $750 000
Bonds
building
17
offered
bonds
on
Aug.
of
The
thereafter
and
dated
are
June
on
1 from
June
June
callable
are
1,
1955 to
inclusive. Bonds due in
1969
est
bonds
Due
1954.
1960
as
of
1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
payable at the District
office, or at the Sec¬
(J-D)
Treasurer's
Newbury port,
Mass.
ond National Bank & Trust Com¬
Bond Sale—The $220,000 sewer
bonds
offered
awarded
to
Aug.
Coffin
Boston, as 1.80s,
100.19, a basis of
The
1954.
to
bonds
price
a
Interest payable at the Merchants
dike, Palmer
by
&
Norfolk County
Storey,
Thorn¬
Dodge, of Boston.
(P.
O.
Dedham),
Massachusetts
^
Fractional
are
£ug. 17
were awarded
to the
Trust
Co.,
East
Wey¬
mouth, at 0.319% discount. Dated
District
Twps.
No. 5
Bond
man,
District Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Aug. 23 for the purchase of $50,000 building bonds. Dated July 1,
1954. Due on June 1 from 1955
to
1964
1960
Note Sale—The $300,000 tuber¬
culosis maintenance notes offered
Marathon
Sch.
as
inclusive.
and
of
Legality
Bonds
thereafter
June
1,
are
in
callable
due
1957. Interest J-D.
approved
Stevens & Moorman,
by
Berry,
of Detroit.
Cranite
Aug.
17,
1954
and
due
April
4,
1955.
North
Bond
t
Attleboro,
Sale
—
Mass.
The
$320,000
"^arious purpose bonds offered
Aug. 19 were awarded to Dwinrjell, Harkness & Hill, of Boston,
js 1.60s, at 100.27,
1.55 %.
a
basis of about
to
the
Township Rural Agricul¬
tural Sch. Dist. (P. O. Engadine),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 16—v.
180,
673—were awarded to Stranahan, Harris & Co., of Toledo.
p
Note
price
a
Woods,
Detroit,
of
000
Corp.,
to
$52,Aug. 1 from
on
1957
So'dus and Benton
Aug.
on
1
1957
inclusive;
$3,000 iy4s, due on Aug.
1958.
Bond
Odessa,
Sale—The
and
and
disposal
age treatment plant
bonds offered
and
sewer
awarded
Walter
J.
Wade,
Rapids, jointly.
of
Rapids School Dist., Mich.
Offering—Harold P. Her-
rington, Secretary of the Board of
No.
The
—
nounced
7:30
Authority
of
April
has
north-south
an¬
for
toll
a
su¬
Sylvania, Ohio, just west of Tole¬
Chairman William T. Slaugh¬
said the route finally chosen
probably would deviate from the
do.
tentative route at many
points due
condemnation
to such problems as
costs and
physical features.
route, as drafted
by the J. E. Geiner Co., would run
slightly west of US-24 past Mon¬
tentative
then cut to the east of US-24
alongside Rockwood, Trenton and
Wyandotte, through the heart of
Dearborn,
Pontiae
pass
the
Flint, and
Saginaw.
A traffic
southeast
go
revenue
on
corner
through
the
projected pike is being made by
the engineering firm of Coverdale
and Colpitts. If the potential traf¬
(A-O)
sufficient, the author¬
ity has the power to issue revenue
bonds for the superhighway.
Rivers,
Oshtemo
Township School District
(P. O. Route 1, Kalamazoo),
Michigan
Sale—The $37,500
build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 9—v. 180,
p. 582—were awarded to Walter
J. Wade, Inc., Grand Rapids,
at
as
Due
on
April
1 from
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
12,000 2y>s.
Due
on
April 1 from
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
E.. J.
to
Co., Kalman & Co.,
both of Minneapolis, and Juran &
Moody, Inc., of St. Paul, at a price
of
100.01, a net interest cost of
about 2.60%, as follows:
$45,000
2s.
Due
Feb.
on
from
1
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
25,000 2V2s.
Due
v
Feb.
on
1
.
from
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
65,000 2.70s.
Due
Feb. 1 from
on
489
p.
of
about
3s.
Due
2.28%,
to
May
on
1959
as
1
from
1
from
inclusive.
May
on
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
415,000 2V4s. Due
1964 to
Walker
(P. O.
May 1 from
on
1979 inclusive.
School
District
No.
American
Wyoming
Township (P. O.
Rapids), Mich.
Grand
Bond
Offering
Herman
—
ceive
bids
27
sealed
bids
until
7:30
re¬
p.m.
on Aug. 23 for the purchase
$53,000 special assessment side¬
bonds.
Dated
serially
inclusive.
1959
Aug.
Feb.
on
1,
1 from
Callable
1954.
1957
as
of
Aug. 1, 1955. Principal and inter¬
est
(F-A)
payable at the Old
Bank, Grand Rapids.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Fridley), Minn.
23
2
Bond Sale—The State will pur¬
(CST) on Aug.
purchase of $75,000
bonds.
Dated
Oct. -1,
building
1954. Due
1973
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
der.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barbei,
of Minneapolis.
'
Olmsted
County School District
No. 8 (P. O.
Rochester), Minn„
Bond
Offering—K. W.
Haga-
District Clerk,
man,
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1
clusive.
June
from
Interest
$300,000 pub¬
bonds offered
J.
M.
olis,
& Co.,
follows:
$195,000 2s.
1956
to
Due
1965
to
on
1964
105,000 2V2s.
—
were
headed by
of Minneap¬
group
Dain
as
582
Dye
1968
Nov.
J-D'.
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
t
Crystal, Minn.
Sale—The
$82,000,000
improvement bonds offered
Aug.
10
Bond
—
v.
to
Due
In¬
Legality
sted, of St. Paul.
Sale—The $173,000 street
improvement bonds offered Aug.
16—v.
to
180,
p.
582—were awarded
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., of St.
%%
Paul.
Sandstone, Minn.
Bond
tal
Sale—The
$25,000 hospi¬
18—v. 18G>
bonds offered Aug.
673—were
awarded
State
Shakopee,
Bond
Offering
the
to
Bank.
Minn.
F. A. Dircks,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
—
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $50,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from
1957
and
to
1966
interest
inclusive.
payable at
Principal
suit¬
any
able bank to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
&
of
Benson,
Starbuck, Minn.
Offering—Otto V. Byrhc,
Village Clerk, wil receive sealed
Bond
25
until
for
8
the
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
1954.
Due
on
Aug.
on
of
bonds.
$40,000
Dated
March
1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
callabe
1966
on
and
any
thereafter
are
subsequent inter¬
est
payment date.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Colman. Bar¬
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis/'
1 from
street
awarded
1974
by Dorsey, Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis, and Moody & Spring-
inclusive.
on
1954.
to
approved
1,
p.
1,
1956
Sept.
Benson, Minn.
a
receive-
p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $3,~
950,000 general obligation school
August.
to
will
sealed bids until 1
construction
utility revenue
Aug. 11—v. 180,
1957 to
terest payable at a bank to bcr
designated by the successful bid¬
street
lic
from
Principal'and in¬
bids
Sale—The
(P. O.
p.m.
chase the $200,000 building bonds
authorized
at
an
election
in
Bond
1
the
proved by Faegre
Minneapolis.
MINNESOTA
Anoka
until
for
Sandstone
(EST)
No.
100Jfc$
2.36%.
Crescent), Minn.
Offering — J. R. Bolton,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
De
Zwann, Township Clerk, will
Kent
were
price of
a
about
Indep Sch. Dist. No.
p.
to
14
Bond
awarded to Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., of Toledo, as 2y4s, at a price
of 100.61, a basis of about 2.17%.
walk
June,
group headed by the
National Bank, of St.
a
2.40s, at
as
basis of
gen¬
improvement
Robbinsdale, Minn.
4
1151 Oakleigh Road,
W., Grand Rapids),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $195,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 12—were
Due
offered
Paul,
were
—-
.*
1955
of
$175,000
obligation
bonds
a
Minn.
Sale—The
awarded to
offered
to
65,000 2V2S. Due
follows:
$17,000 3s.
awarded
&
Mich.
1
par,
the
at
bonds
180,
v.
—
awarded
Bond
payable
as
and
of Jackson.
system
$75,000
fic is found
No. 3
callable
Principal
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
and Blyth & Co., both of Chicago,
jointly, as a price of par, a net
of
for the
$135,000 build¬
Bond
are
1960.
Three
western
survey
Prescott
Bond Sale—The $555,000
sewage
p.
ter
hit
Bonds
1,
National Bank
Grand
route
Kensington},
La
Jackson),
p.m.
inclusive.
perhighway running from Kawnorth of Bay
City, to
east,
O.
(P.
N.
tentative
a
$224,000,000
The
9
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1954.
on April 1 from
1955 to 1972
sys¬
Michigan Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Lansing), Mich.
Tentative Route For Superhigh¬
way
Fair-
Due
to
Inc.,
to
Bond Offering—John D.
Ayres,
Director, will receive sealed bids
Watling,
Lerchen & Co. of Detroit, and the
were
—
582—were
p.
eral
Michigan
sew¬
180,
O.
Houston and Winona Counties
Dist.
improvement
Aug. 10—v.
(P.
Bond Sale—The
on
$213,000 water
sewage
42
Edina,
Co., Inc., of Chi¬
follows:
Mich.
1 from
ing bonds offered Aug. 17—v. 180,
Township Fractional Sch.
interest ..cost
revenue
488
av/arded
Harris &
man,
awarded
due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The
582—were
p.
inclusive;
to
Due
1965
Townships Frac.
Michigan
$37,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 11—v. 180,
Bond
$8,000
1 y2s,
1964
District No. 31 (P. O.
Stump Sch. Bldg., Pipestone
Road, Benton Harbor),
disposal
Aug. 13
1955
to
No.
School
and
$20,000 iy4s, due Aug. 1, 1958.
II,000
Roll
No.
102
bonds:
from
from
1
inclusive.
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
interest
bonds:
Ill
1V2S, due
1955
serially
1955
(EST) on Aug. 23
for the purchase of $35,000 build¬
follows:
as
$72,000 Roll No.
Dist.
cago.
of
to
Feb.
on
1961
Douglas and Pope Counties Joint
Independent Consolidated School
Michigan to be desig¬
by the successful bidder.
Summit
awarded
Michigan
1962
in
pany
nated
&
Mich.
673—were
p.
First
Due
bonds
are
dated Aug.
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office, or at a bank or trust com¬
to
Sale—The $83,000 special
bonds offered Aug. 16
180,
—v.
Garfield
Grand
Drexel
roe,
petroit.
(P. O. Columbiaville), Mich.
Offering—Robert L. Beck-
on
approved
and
Deerfield
about 1.77%.
National Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
ly
dock & Stone, of
of
dated Sept.
1,
Sept. 1 from 1955
inclusive.
Principal and
Due
1974
&
at
19
were
Burr, of
Saginaw. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
of
pany,
awarded
of
at
Pointe
taxes.
Sept,from
Due
to
27,000 2.90s.
Sept.
on
The
kawlin,
sold.
not
were
a.m.
Aug. 24 for the pur¬
$375,000 notes.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1954. Due April 1, 1955.
Principal and interest payable at
the Rockland-Atlas National Bank
of Boston.
on
chase
Bank
(P. O. 1635
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Howard,
on
Dodge, of Boston.
the
of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
receive
Due
National
$1,225,000
assessment
and
Legality approved by
Thorndike, Palmer &
Accounts, Department of Cor¬
Taxation
Mer¬
Boston,
Each issue is dated Sept. 1, 1954.
Principal and interest payable at
Storey,
as
Detroit,
Grosse
supply
Boston.
certified
composed
of
tem
Merchants
The
—
serially
inclusive.
until
project bonds.
from 1955 to
bonds.
about
100.05.
clusive.
able at the Second National Bank
and
both
valorem
on
inclusive,
582—were
p.
Lake
sewer
of
Co., Philadelphia, Mercantile
Trust Co., St.
Louis, Shannon &
Co., and McDonald-Moore & Co.,
1
inclusive.
280,000
of Boston.
porations
180,
clusive.
the
be
Sale
group
800,000 school bonds.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
Sept. 1,
1954. Principal and interest pay¬
Notes will
Sept.
cost
Pointe Twp. Rural
Agric.
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Grosse Pointe), Mich.
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1969 in¬
dated
is
school
on
1974
noon
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Each
of
1959
Due
1956
,
as
1954.
as
to
bonds,
100,000 general obligation bonds
payable from unlimited ad
in¬
$55,000 3s.
sealed
from 1955 to 1963 inclusive.
1
as
Grosse
follows:
as
$2,000,000
1963 inclusive.
30,000 water notes. Due
1956
6, until 10 a.m. (DST) on Aug.
the purchase of $3,080,000
111
light plant
Sept. 1 from
on
the
at
Bank
1958
Hill,
Inc., of St. Paul, at a price of
100.08, a net interest cost of about
2.93%, as follows:
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on
23 for the purchase of $190,-
credit.
on
follows: $17,000 2s,
due on Aug.
1, 1955; and $68,000 Is, due on
Aug. 1 from
for
$90,000 municipal
1955 to
bids
National
bonds,
chase of $120,000 notes, as follows:
notes.
notes
Directors Room, 30 State St., Bos¬
Second
St., Boston, until
Aug. 24 for the
sealed
1.04%,
due
improvement bonds
interest
I.07%,
Bond
re¬
Boston,
sewer
net
a
v.
Springfield, Mass.
Bond Offering — George W.
Hutchinson, Town Treasurer, will
Ipswich, Mass.
Offering — Nathaniel M.
Town
,
a
to
West
receive
about
receive
$90,000 special assessment bonds,
also backed by
a
pledge of
the
City's full faith and
&
Halsey, Stuart & Co., of
Chicago, at a price of 100.04,
sold
dated as follows $900,000, Aug.
4, and $100,000, July 6, 1954. Due
on Dec. 8, 1954.
Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
of
Trust
to
$1,000,-
was
Bank, of Bos¬
are
Harwich. Notes will be cer¬
tified
as
to
genuineness
and
validity by the Director of Ac¬
counts, Massachusetts Department
of Corporations and Taxation.
Quint,
National
of
will
street improvement
follows:
improvement
Harris
building bonds offered Aug. 18—
of
ton, at 0.338% discount. The
Co.,
Note
issue
the
at the Cape Cod Trust
or
Sale—An
111
on
Boston,
85,000
10, 1954.
noon
until
Aug. 27 for the pur¬
chase
of
$125,000 school notes.
Dated
Sept.
15, 1954. Due on
Sept. 15 from 1955 to 1974 inci.
Principal and interest payable at
(DST)
Due Nov.
Springfield, Mass.
will
Boston,
Boston,
the
the
Aug. 1, 1959.
Bond
bids at the Second
receive sealed
National
discount.
13
Merchants
to
cost
on
an¬
Aug.
—were
clusive; and $70,000 iy4s, due
Boston, at 0.42%
Isabelle
L.
—
est
National
offered
street
follows; $280,000 Is,
Aug. 1 from 1955 to
*
Saugus, Mass.
by
Clerk,
bids
Savings Bank, of Chicago, at
price of 100.12, a net inter¬
Legality
ap¬
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer &
City
a
St.,
Aug.
on
Note Sale—The $200,000 tax
approved
Storey,
(DST)
488
p.
spe¬
offered
follows:
as
Huron, Mich.
Offering—Allen R.
000
$435,000
bonds
180,
—v.
bonds
Boston.
pay¬
Legality
Boston.
10
by
able at the Second National Bank
of
noon
the
at
*
Principal and interest
1954.
Aug.
the
proved
The
Sale—The
assessment
awarded
purchase of $743,000
school bonds. Dated
Sept. 15, 1954.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1955 to 1974
inclusive. Principal and interest
inclusive.
'
Bond
cial
April 1, 1963.
on
Due April 1, 1964.
Port
Bond
Aug!
Grand Rapids, Mich.
sealed bids at the Second
National
Bank of
Boston, 111 Franklin
105,000 water bonds.
Due on
Sept. 15 from 1955 to 1969
inclusive.
$350,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated Aug. 15, 1954. Due on Oct.
15, 1954.
$350,000
bonds.
4,500 2s.
of
Norton, Mass.
Sept. 15 from 1955 to
1974 inclusive.
^
iv 4
4,000 2y4s., Due
office, 143 Bostwich Ave.,
E., Grand Rapids, until 7 p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 24 for the purchase
Bond Offering—Lester M.
John¬
son, Town Treasurer, will receive
Due on
73,000 sewerage bonds.
Sept., 15 from 1955
Legality approved by
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Ropes,
Rugg, of Boston.
sealed
$1,500,000
Boston.
receive sealed bids
his
15,
1954.
Bond
at
N.
180, p. 582 — were
Mannheimer-Egan,
MISSISSIPPI
Canton, Miss.
Offering—Bertha McKay,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on.
Sept. 7 for the purchase of $50,000
swimming pool construction and
equipment bonds.
Bond
54
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(770)
LeFlore
Franklin
Grenada),
O.
County (P.
issue of $50,000
Sale—An
Bond
bonds offered
sold to the Midof Nashville,
13/4S. Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due
library bonds
was
489
as
Feb.
on
|;t
If-
Bond
both
will
H
1
•
i'
1
1
by
inclusive.
1974
to
AI
(DST)
MISSOURI
f
■
Kansas
iV 'C
St.
:i 3
Bond
T/
A
Aug. 1
on
,
'I-
from 1955 to 1974
inclusive.
4 if:
Principal and interest payable at
a
bank or trust company to be
designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of
St.
No.
(P. O. Twin Bridges, Mont.
Offering
Dist.
7
receive sealed
on Aug.
$190,000
Dated June 28,
District Clerk, will
bids
the
for
30
(MST)
purchase of
8 p.m.
until
bonds.
building
1954.
of
Lumberton
397
■!'>
r
'ill
sold
>
Howard
St.
$140,000
Bank,
1' <K
y
NEW
{ *
i
•
t
Bond
.
bonds
p.
{> * '
|i )J:J;
k'\1
»
*1
Water
from
1956
40
Boston,
11
a.m.
25
to
inclusive.
1974
t
t*.
the
Ml
Iff..
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
11:
i
1
i
il
It
A
the
Co.,
at
sealed bids until 10
Principal
(P.
O. Box
5, North
Branch
t
.
Station), N. J.
.
Bond
■
,
Offering—W. E. DuMont,
Secretary of the Board
of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (DST) on
Sept. 1 for
the purchase of
$95,000 building
bonds.
on
Oct.
Dated
1
Oct.
from
1,
1955
1953.
to
1973
sealed
bonds,
bids
28
on
as
follows:
in-
Sept.
1,
interest (M-S)
approved
&
by
City.
p.m.
Dist.
(P. O. East Moriches),
Hawkins,
York
Township School District
Bond
Sale
—v.
a
180,
—
View), N. J.
The
offered
bonds
$1,500,000
Aug.
17
582—were awarded to
p.
group composed
&
Mayer, of Cincin¬
nati, taking $1,497,000 bonds as
3.15s, at a price of 100.20, a basis
about 3.13%.
offered
180,
18—v.
Aug.
674 were awarded to R. L. Day
& Co., New York City, as 2.40s,
p.
at
price
a
about
of
100.39,
basis
a
of
2.35%.
Bond
Fleming,
receive
sealed
(DST)
chase
until
a.m.
the
for
26
11
pur¬
$14,000 public improve¬
March
Dated
bonds.
Due
1966
W.
will
Treasurer
bids
Aug.
on
of
ment
to
Village
on
1,
from 1954
Principal and
Sept.
inclusive.
1
interest
(M-S) payable at the Na¬
of Cold Spring-OnCold Spring.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
tional
Bank
Hudson,
York
&
O.
1954.
Due
payable
Kenmore,
Trust
ity
Heckler
York
troller
Lawrence ,„E.
first
his
sued
the
for
capital
endar
in¬
may
projects
during
cal¬
the changes
tion
increase the debt-
of
the
further
funded
The
City
next six
of
years
Roe
Park
Williamsville),
Yorh
Bond Sale—The $208,600
sewer,
$3,488,594,445 and
the::l954-1955
was
amounted
Comptroller
empha¬
New York is
good." He explained
he was utilizing the gains in the
State equalization urates and the
continued
increases
valuations .for
two
poses—
in
pur¬
•
"(1) to provide |unds for cap¬
ital improvements, in a sum larger
than
has
been
fore, and
"(2) to
available
maintain "vand
hereto¬
improve
out the close
the
capital
relationship between
budget]?and
the
it
the
by
in
is
the
taxes, rent,
He
felt
of
real
nuisance
or
that
assured
funds
izens
taxpayer, whether
form- of
would
estate
advantage of all the cit¬
The City of New York.
troller
New York
awarded
1.60s, at 100.11
basis of about 1.58%.
Conesville School Dist. No.
1
Bond Sale—The $550,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 18—v. 180,
p. 583—were awarded to Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., and R. D. White
& Co., both of New York City,
jointly, as 2.40s, at 100.43, a basis
2.36%.
Aug.
—
City
has
$50,000,000 of tax anticir
10,
sewer
180,
p.
The
notes
pub¬
bonds
1954 and bear
real
They
taxes
estate
current fiscal
able Oct.
an
inter¬
are
issued
levied
year,
1954
but
demption
for
due and
the
are
on
on
Tuxedo Park, N.
•Bond
1,
subject to prior re¬
any date prior to ma¬
on or after Oct. 22,
five days' notice.
The allotment
is
as
1954,
follows:
McVickar, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST)
$170,000 water system bonds,. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1979
inclusive. Bonds due in 1970
thereafter
and
Sept.
Bank
'
York.
The
of
1,
1979 inclusive.-
The
bonds
Sept.
dated
are
City
New York
Wolcott,
City.
Butler,
and Rose
(P. O.
Huron
District
No.
1
Y.
W. Brandt,
the Board of Educa¬
Wolcott), N.
Bond Offering—John
President of
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
2
bonds.
on
(DST)
p.m.
Aug. 30
on
purchase of $693,000
June
Dated
June
1,
1955
from
1
New
for
building
1954. Due
1984 in¬
to
interest
Mid¬
Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
clusive.
and
Principal
(J-D) payable at the Marine
land
Trust
City.
OHIO
Girard,
Ohio
$21,615 water
14—v. 18
p.
583—were awarded to Ryan»
Sutherland & Co., of Toledo, as
l34s, at a price of 100.09, a basis
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
^National
of
1,
(M-S)
payable at the Bankers Trust Co.,
New York City. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
1954.. Principal and interest
offered
Aug.
1.71%.
Greentown Local Sch. Dist.
^Chase
the
callable as
are
1960.
33,000 sewerage system bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1955 to
of about
9,040,000
of
on
Aug. 31 for the purchase
$203,000 bonds, as follows:
$9,680,000 The National City Bank
of New York.
Y.
Offering—Henry K.
pay¬
Nov.
Dist.
about 2.73%.
1, 1954 and April 1, 1955.
The notes will mature
674—
awarded
to
the
Meadow
Brook National Bank of
Freeport,
as 1.70s.
dated
are
Sewer
County National Bank of River¬
head, as 23/4s, at 100.13, a basis of
the
Comp¬
Gerosa
Riverhead
Bond Sale—The $13,000 sewer
bonds offered Aug. 18—v. 180, p.
583—were awarded to the Suffolk
til
Y.
in anticipation of the collection of
upon
Y.
$156,000
lic improvement and
Sold
Lawrence -Er
companies.
turity,
Neck, N.
Aug. 18—v.
Notes
City, N.
est rate of lVs%.
(P. O. Gilboa), N. Y.
Sale—The
Tax
York
pation Notes to 2£,banks and trust
Gilboa, Blenheim, Broome and
about
New
Sept.
on
inclusive;
(P. O. Riverhead), N. Y.
School
to
Due
1974
of
bonds.
Galloway, of New York City.
avail¬
utilized
to
Street,
(DST)
purchase
construction
1955
Riverhead,
taxes."
the
be
a.m.
Company. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
ex¬
principal and interest on all
public
improvements
must
be
borne
State
the
re¬
office of
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the Schenectady Trust
budget
pense
514
for
25
sewer
from
citizens
Sale—The
as
1
of
Comptroller GerbSS also pointed
able
City,
Aug.
the credit position of the City."
$171,000 street
improvement bonds offered Aug.
17—v. 180, p. 674—were awarded
to George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
were
Gerosa
sized, "The credit of The City of
the best
offered
payable from all
to $276,550,000.
budget
the
at par.
Bond
ex¬
Dist.
Water
Croton-On-Hudson), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $5,500 water
bonds offered Aug. 17—v. 180, p.
583—were awarded to the County
Trust Co., White Plains, as 21Asi
a
1,
the
New
of
O.
Bond
July
of
as
*
the
that
stated
debt
service in
debt
W. Peters,
the
at
Dated Sept,. 1, 1954.
in the State equaliza¬
power
bids
Schenectady, until 11
on
New York for
He
Roy
sealed
$10,000
will
rates
incurring
ceive
'•
■
Company.
Rowe, Town Supervisor, will
commencing 'Jan^ l,
years
1955.
City
Trust
Niskayuna Sewer District No. 1
(P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond " Offering — Harold
N.
condition
six. succeeding
the
of
is¬
to the/maximum
Midland
New York.
Comp¬
Gerosa
financial
as
of debt the
amount
Y.
—
Marine
Trust Company.
90,000 Kings County Trust Com¬
pany, Brooklyn, N. Y.
60,000
Amalgamated
Bank
of
of
report commenting
City's
advising
cur
City, N.
Expanded
Base
The,
Bronx
County
Trust
Company.
100,000
Federation IBank
and
City.
York
New
Debt
& 'Galloway,
Trust Co.
and
Legal¬
Vandewater,
by
Trust
110,000
Co., New York City.
approved
,
.
York
295,000 United States Trust Com¬
pany of New York.;
255,000 Empire Trust Company.
230,000 Sterling National Batik
State Bank of
at. the-; Guaranty
or
•
New
Trust Company of New York.
750,000 Bank of New York.
the
at
by stating — "The
pleading/for public im¬
provements must realize that the
operation and maintenance and
City.
Cortlandt,
(P.
Galloway,
Great
New
Feb. T,
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1983 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
assessed
N. Yl
Offering — Robert
NEW YORK
(P.
Dated
bonds.
expected
Cold Spring,
of
Amberst
purchase of $500,000 sewer
sources
of Boland, Saf¬
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
&
Cross, all of New
City, J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., and J. R.
Ross & Co., all of Newark, and
of
(DST)" bn Sept. 10
p.m.
y
The
760,000
bids
on
Sale—The $288,000 school
Bond
bonds
York
Seasongood
2
pense
New York
Heckler
pur¬
Sch.
Free
Elmsford, N. Y.
building
until
,
.
1,185,000 The First National Bank
of The City of New York.
875,000 The Public National Bank
&
sealed
receive
Bank
Co.
Assess¬
Taxes
of
will
for the
1954
Union
Wood, of New
(P. O. Mountain
and
Receiver
ments,
..
.
corporated.
,1,225,000
Hagen,
gross
City.
Wayne
Kenmore, N%; Y.
Offering — "Paul
Bond
t
Exchange
,
of New. York
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Delafield
of New York City.
way,
'
Corn
Trust Co..
Van¬
approved by
by approximately $250,000,000."
of
Legality
Hunting¬
Legality
approved
by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
Albany.
build¬
2
dated
are
1954. Principal and
1974
the
Legality
of
4 ,./
.
1,310,000 J. P. Morgan & Co., In¬
interest
and
Comptroller Gerosa stated,
bonds
Co.
1,315,000
.
1983
1955 to
National" Bank
each
payable at the National Commer¬
cial Bank & Trust Company, of
Banking
until
for
from
1
Principal
payable at th§ First Suf¬
(J-D)
folk
clusive.
The
interest
$60,000
Essex
&
Sept.
Due
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Second Na-
(DST)
a.m.
clusive.
Board
and
Dated Sept. 1, 1954.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
and
Vineland, N. J.
Offering — The City will
on
Due
on
Roosevelt
Branchburg Township School Dist.
* '
-t
receive
will
Supervisor,
Co.
■
Sykes,
1.22%.
Com¬
2,755,000 The Hanover Bank.
2,175,000 Irving Trust Company
2,145,000 Bank of the Manhattan
$648,000
of
purchase
Delmar-Elsmere Sewer
Brookhaven
1955 to
the
for
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $60,-
fin &
NEW JERSEY
■i
Town
$3,500,000 electric plant
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on
of
Bank
Boston.
Ifi'l-
a
—
chase
Principal and interest payable at
Shawmut
from
Newark
(DST)
.
National
the
of
Sale—The
receive
J.
for the pur¬
chase
of
$180,000 water bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Sept.
Aug.
on
1
2
school bonds.
New
Co., of Newark, as IV4S, at par.
Robert
until
St., Boston,
(DST)
1
t
of
Bank
about
100.05,
at
Trust
3,035,000 Chemical Bank & Trust
until 2 p.m.
bids
(P. O. Delmar), N. Y,
Bond Offering—John M. Oliver,
582—were awarded to the Na¬
tional
Herlihy, Director of Finance, will
Shawmut
IV4S,
Bankers
pany.
will _receive sealed
(I)ST) on Sept.
District Clerk,
District
ing bonds offered Aug. 16—v. 180,
receive sealed bids at the National
s
$87,000
& Hutzler, of New
as
Bethlehem,
payable at the Burlington
HAMPSHIRE
—
15,
Holly.
Oct.
on
Bond
Dover, N. H.
Offering
July
15
Legality
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Bond
?
The
—
bonds
of¬
day were sold to
same
City,
basis of
Moonachie School District, N. J.
' •
it
n\
the
1954.
Bank, both of St. Paul, jointly.
I
i
Sale
improvement
fered
County Trust Co., Moorestown.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
National
Citizens
the
and
basis of about 1.55%.
a
Additional
$189,000
payable
(J-J)
(A-O)
St. Paul National
sold to the
was
100.22,
Sept.
on
from 1955
Principal and
July
on
inclusive.
$100,000
building
hospital
county
of
at
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(DST) on Aug. 31
for the purchase of $356,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1954.
was
County (P. O.
Paul), Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of
\l
all
sealed
of
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
Secretary
son,
of Lincoln, as Is and 2s.
it
I>
&
Cross;
Francis I.
Co., and Tilney & Co.,
New York City, as 1.60s,
No. 34
Company,
the First Trust
to
(DST)
p.m.
Mount
Due
house refunding bonds
court
674 — were
composed of
&
duPont
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Maple Shade), N. J.
Bond Offering—Clark W. John¬
(P. O. Beaver
Bond Sale—An issue of
! 'V'
p.
group
Roosevelt
Maple Shade
City), Neb.
'
receive
Union National Bank & Trust
-V
■
j
purchase
Due
1972
interest
NEBRASKA
*
the
1954.
sioners.
*
8
building
to
will
until
bids
the
to
Commis¬
Land
Furnas County
a
8,000 series B bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1970 in¬
Education,
Wood, of New York City.
build¬
$50,000
awarded
—
were
Bank
of
State
to
$52,000 series A bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 16—v. 180,
p.
180,
v.
—
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lumberton), N. J.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Frances B.
Township
3,315,000
Trust
,
000
about 2.38%.
proved
Valley County Sch. Dist. No. 9
(P. O. Opheim), Mont.
Sale—The
taking $1,294,000 bonds as
a price of 100.12, a basis
City,
2.40s, at
of
Bond
Inc., and Granbery,
Co., all of New York
Co.,
for
H. D. Lott,
—
17
Bailey, Secretary of the Board of
MONTANA
Bond
p.
Marache &
I
County Sch.
Aug.
•
Manufacturers
Company.
Union .Free Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. R. F. D. No. 1 i
Huntington)^<N. Y.
Bond Offering—Allan H. Taney,
—
awarded
Com¬
4.475,000
City, as 2V2s, at 100.15,
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
York
Louis..
Madison
re¬
p.m.
Babylon (P. O. Babylon), N. Y«
Bond Sale
The $904,000 in¬
cinerator
plant
bonds
offered
Salomon Bros.
&
1, 1954.
Each issue is dated Aug.
will
3:30
until
Guaranty Trust
of New York.
pany
basis of about 2.48%.
a
Monday, August 23, 1954
.
4.820,000
Co.,
&
582—were awarded
to a group composed of White,
Weld & Co., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Wood, Gundy
180,
&
Day
ton.
equipment bonds offered Aug. 16
clusive.
!
—
bids
sealed
public
—v.
L.
R.
to
New York
(P. O. R. D.
N. Y.
Perry Hotch-
Legality approved by Cole
Moon, of Catskill.
—
18,500 fire station bonds. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1964 in¬
U
Offering
municipal parking facili¬
ties and public improvement and
school,
bonds, as follows:
$250,000 water works bonds. Due
!{
York
$18,000
office.
Hackensack, N. J.
Bond Sale
The $1,295,000
Aug. 24 for the purchase of $268,500
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
City.
Hawkins,
New
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
:t
A
Paulsboro.
greitens, City Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
it'i
<('
>1
(M-S) payable at the First
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
National
F. B. Brock-
—
Sept.
1, 1954. Due on Sept. 1 from 1955
in¬
terest
Charles, Mo.
Offering
Dated
bonds.
sold
were
2, Catskill),
District Treasurer,
kiss,
ceive
for the pur¬
sewer
plant
to 1967 inclusive. Principal and
000,000 water revenue bonds.
*
k\
of
construction
Sale—The City ex¬
Plans Bond
Bond
The
—
bonds offered the same day
sewer
Huntington
District
Fire
No.
basis of about
a
Aug. 30
$250,000
on
chase
City, Mo.
pects to receive sealed bids until
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $12,-
•
100.26,
h:
t
1955
of
of
(DST) Sept. 1 for the purchase of
$12,500 fire equipment bonds.
Greenwich
Township (P. O.
Dated Sept. 15, 1954.' Due on Sept.
Gibbstown), N. J.
Bond
Offering—E dward« J.' 15, from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Pszwaro, Township Clerk, will re¬ Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the District Treasurer's
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
system bonds. Due serially
water
from
!i
1
r*
received
be
of
basis
a
2.05%.
Athens
Ryan, Hanauer & Co.,
Newark, as 3.10s, at a
100.38,
of
3.07%.
bids
Sealed
—
the Town
Clerk until 3 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
24
for
the purchase
of $20,000
1
t
1
Offering
and
price
Pittsboro, Miss.
price
a
about
of
Co.,
of St. Louis.
•f
Co., both
&
Ingen
York
at
York, and J. B. Hanauer &
New
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
't
Van
J.
B.
in¬
1964
to
1955
from
1
clusive. Interest F-A.
City, jointly, as 2.10s,
New
group
a
of
-
Buffalo, and Roosevelt & Cross, of
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
were
Co.,
Trust
Sale
Additional
the .Manufac¬
to
Traders
&
turers
12—v. 180, p.
Aug.
awarded to
South Securities Co.,
—
awarded
»were
Township (P. O.
Middlebush), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $377,000 water
Mississippi
.
.
Bond
(P> O*
Greentown), Ohio
Offering — T. C.
Dowell, Jr.,
Clerk
of
the
Mc¬
Board
Number 5353
180
rolume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Education, will receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
bpt 13 for the purchase of $120,t
Ids
So
building bonds. Dated July 1,
)54
Due on Dec. 1 from " 1955
,
1974 inclusive. Principal and
iterest
(J-D) payable at the
Lindsay, Okla.
Aug. 10 — v. 180, p. 583, were
$175,000 mu¬ awarded to a group composed of
plant and park Blyth & Co., Foster & Marshall,
improvement bonds offered Aug. and Chas. N. Tripp Co., all of
12—v. 180, p. 583—were awarded Portland, at a price of 98.00, a
10 Honnold & Company, of Okla¬
net interest cost of about 3.47%,
as follows:
homa City.
Bond
Sale— 'ihe
nicipal
McAlester, Okla.
Ohio
G.
Frantz,
receive
will
treasurer
Sale—Ihe
works
sealed
Offering—R.
.Bond
Bond
College (P. O. Tiffin),
eidelberg
April 1 from 1957 to. 1994
iclusive. Bonds due after April
I 1964 are callable. Principal
on
ue
[id
interest payable at the Comiercial National Bank, of Tiffin,
t the Irving Trust Company, of
tew York
City.
Legality ap-
[roved
by
Squire, Sanders * &
off Cleveland.
-
empse.y,
Moreland Hills, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $30,000 village
[all bonds offered Aug. 12
ment
p.
&
a
1960 to
1971
follows:
as
•
2.12%,
1974 inclusive.
Aug.
on
for
31
on Oct. 1 from
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1971
as 3s, at a price of
basis of about 2.85 %.
the
pur¬
Bond Sale—The $4,250
bonds
(P. O. Portland),
Oregon
Bond Offering — John J. Winn,
offered
Aug.
building
11
were
Jr., General Manager, will receive
\ortage County (P. O. Ravenna),
Payne
Bond
Offering—William Wein-
lan,
Clerk,
Township
bive
bids
sealed
will
until
awarded to the J. E. Piersol Bond
re-1
noon
DST) on Sept. 1 for the purchase
F $20,000 fire station
Vated Sept. 1, 1954. Due
I
1956
from
Dec.
inclusive,
1965
to
bonds.
on
principal and interest (J-D)
pay-
Macedonia-Northfield
fole at the
fanking Co., Northfield. Legality
[pproved by Squire, Sanders &
Ohio
Offering
Bond
of
Jerk
—
until
ealed bids
of
(EST)
noon
on
iept. 3 for the purchase of $102,00
bridge bonds. Dated Aug. 15,
954.
Due: on May and Nov. 15
|rom 1956 to 1960 inclusive. Inerest
Bond
County
' receive
will
^omirfissioners,
Oklahoma
Marie/Adams,
Board
the
building
Aug. 16
Bond
Heights City School
Offering
—
the
Frederick
A.
Dated
Oct.
1,
semi-annually
on
April and Oct. 1 from; 1956 to 1965
^elusive. Interest A-O.Warrenville UHeights,
Offering
—
Ohio
Laura
Shur-
#ier, Village Clerk, Will receive
■ealed bids until noon (DST) on
|^ug. 27 for the purchase of $41,"00
(CST)
Aug. 25 for the purchase
transportation equipment
on
of $8,500
street
improvement
J>ated Sept.
bonds
1, 1954. Due
on Dec
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive. In¬
terest J-D. Legality
approved by
fquire, Sanders
Cleveland.
Dempsey,
&
of
A O. R. R. No.
9; Dayton),
«.
.
Sale—The
Bond
180,
p.
675—were awarded to
a
basis of
as
about
Willowick, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$31,700 special
assessment
street
improvemen'
•
>onds offered
Aug. 18—v.
'
180,
p.
'?.17~were awarded to Hayden
Jailer & Co., of Cleveland, as
70%^ ^
*
a basis of about
$226,000
(CST)
Bond
Offering—H.
Ws until
L.
Helton,
p.m.
(CST)
on
transportation
$5,000
f for the purchase
;°*ds, as follows:
,65,000
sewage
bonds.
-
of
.
disposal
•<
,
-
plan
...
.
gas sys^m bonds.
infi! Public
*o,000
$160,000
-
,
park bonds.
water system bonds.
'
inclusive.
1
on
.
O. Box 242,
Nehalem), Ore.
Offering — Helen Rash,
Western
(P. O. Florence), Ore.
Offering—Wilma
Bond
worth,
bonds.
'
*
District
receive
sealed
1
Harney County School District
No. 4 (P. O. Crane), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 16—v. 180,
p. 675 — were awarded to the
until
on
1956
1975
to
Bonds due in 1967
are
callable
as
of
inclusive.
and thereafter
July
1966.
1,
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the
District Treasurer's
by WinUnited States National Bank of
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Portland, as 2%s, at a price Of of Portland.
100.31, a basis of about 2.68%.,
(The bonds were previously of¬
Jackson
County,
Water
Charlotte Ann
(P. O.
bonds
on
Aug. 3.)
District
Med ford),
Bond
office. Legality approved
fered
Sale—The
offered
PENNSYLVANIA
Ore.
$100,000 water
Allegheny College (P. O.
August 12—v. 180,
583, were awarded to the First
Bank, of Portland, at a
price of 98.40, a net interest cost
of about 2.69%, as follows:
on
July 1 from
1957 to 1963 inclusive.
32,000 2V2S. Due on July 1 from
Meadville), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
follows:
as
during
$355,000
non¬
exempt dormitory bonds of¬
fered Aug. 16 — v. 180, p. 583,
were
awarded
to
the
Federal
the
Bank
fiscal
year
which
30, 1954, compared
to $4,559,207 for the previous fis¬
cal year, an increase of 35.58%.
The Government Development
Bank
June
for
Puerto
Rico
is
fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rico Aque¬
and
duct
Sewer
Rico
Puerto
ployees'
being offered by
agent for the Com¬
are
as
Retirement
.
School
Fund
Employees
and
Retirement
Authority.
Water
,
Resources
Bond
Offering
be
bids
the
by
City
general obligation bonds.
Newport Township (P. O.
Wanamie), Pa.
Sale
Hi *
CAROLINA
County, County Sch• Dist.
(P. O. Aiken), S. C.
Bond Sale—The
Clerk until 8 p.m. (DST) on Sept.
9
for
the
purchase of $100,000
Bond
Aiken
Em¬
Pa.
Sealed
—
received
State
Authority.
SOUTH
Fundi
Monongahela,
will
Resources
July 15, 1982.
on
monwealth's
$750,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 13—v. 180, p.
492, were awarded to a group
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Charlotte, F. W. Craigie & Co.,
of
of
Richmond,
Varnedoe, Chis& Co., of Savannah, J. W,
Tindall
&
Co., of Atlanta; and
E. H. Pringle & Co., of Charles¬
ton, at a price of 100.04, a net
holm
The, $27,000 im¬
interest
provement bonds offered Aug. 12
follows:
—v.
180,
the
Second
p.
of
—
491,
Wilkes-Barre,
awarded to
were
National
as
Bank, of
2%s, at a price
;
par.
York County School
Building Authority (P. O. York),
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
revenue.
bonds
sold
about
2.22%,
as
$105,000 5s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1956 to 1959/ inclusive.
90,000 IY2S. Due
1963
to
on
1965
80,000 2s. Due
and
Sept. 1 from
on
1962 inclusive.
105,000 l%s. Due
$860,000
was
of
cost
1960 to
Northeastern
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Sept.
on
1,
1966
1967.
370,000 2y4s. Due
1968
to
Aug. 13 to Butcher & Sherrerd,
and Dolphin & Co., both of Phil¬
adelphia, jointly, as follows:
$105,000
Bond
on
1975
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Dorchester
on
2V2S.
Due
on
March
1
75,000
2%$.
Due
March
on
County (P. O. St.
George), S. C.
000
from 1956 to 1963 inclusive.
1
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
Sale—An
issue
hospital bonds
group
pany
of
$225,-
sold to
was
a
headed by the Trust Com¬
of Georgia, at Atlanta, as
Due March 1, 1969.
follows:
Due March 1, 1970,.
Due March 1, 1971.
$59,000 2t1/iS. Due
20,000 2.95s. Due March 1, 1972.
40,000 3s. Due March 1, 1973 and
52,000 2Y8S. Due
15,000 2,80s.
15,000 2.85s.
20,000 2.90s.
1974.
on
July 1 from
1955 to 1962 inclusive.
on
July 1 from
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
114,000 2V2S. Due
1969
570,000 3.20s. Due March 1, 1994.
The
bonds are dated Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
at the York National
Bank & Trust Co., York. Legality
approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
First
to
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
1979
Carolina,
The
1954.
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Stowe
„
Township Schoql District
(P. O. Stowe), Pa.
Offering—The
Bond
of
the Board
will
receive
Secretary
of School Directors
sealed
bids
until
Sept. 7 for the purchase of $140,000 building bonds.
Washington School District, Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
$440,000
bonds
are
dated
1954. Bonds due after
are
callable
on
said
July 1,
July 1, 1965
date.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National
Bank
of
South
at Columbia.
Legality
approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons, of Charleston.
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Sale—The $250,000 road
improvement bonds offered Aug.
12—v. 180, p. 399, were awarded
Bond
to the Citizens and Southern Na¬
tional Bank, of Atlanta, as 2s, at
gen¬
a price of 100.90, a basis of about
obligation
bonds
offered 1.89%.
Aug. 18 were awarded to Blair &
Co., Inc., Philadelphia, and Ar¬ Spartanburg County, Spartanburg
thurs, Lestrange & Co., Pittsburgh, Metropolitan Sub'District B (P. O•
jointly, as l%s, at a price of
Spartanburg), S. C.
100.54, a basis of about 1.54%.
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,000
£>ated Sept. 1, 1954 and due on water bonds was sold to a group
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1966 inclu¬ headed by A. W. Law & Co., of
sive. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
Spartanburg, as follows:
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin,1 Perr^
$37,000 2V4s. Due on June 1 front
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
eral
tax
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as 3Y8S, at a price of par.
Puerto
the
ended
and extension bonds
$935,000
p.m.
of
from
noon (DST)
purchase Oi
the
the
of
Aqueduct and Sewer Au¬
thority
amounted
to
$6,181,446
June
will
8
Aug. 23 for the pur¬
$200,000 hospital bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on July
(PST)
chase
OREGON
Wood-
Secretary,
bids
Up 35.58% In Fiscal
Revenues
—
&
hospital District
Lane
Revenues
June
The bonds
(P.
land.
equipment
4,800 building and improvement
Aug.
i?,Wn Clerk, will receive sealed
No.
Bond
$9,800 bonds, as follows:
$37,000 2y4s. Due
7
1975
to
O. San Juan),
Puerto Rico
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
1, 1948 and due
Puerto Rico
1, 1988.
10.33% Revenue Gain An¬
4,000,000
Commonwealth
of
nounced—Revenues of the Puerto
Pennsylvania 2.90% revenue
Rico Water Resources Authority
bonds
(Western Extension).
totaled $18,219,422 in the fiscal
Dated June 1, 1949 and due
year 1953-54 compared with $16,June 1,1988.
513,075 for the fiscal year 1952-53,
2,715,000 - Pennsylvania General
an increase of 10.33%.
St&te Authority 3y4% bonds,
The Government Development
dated July 15, 1953 and due
Bank for Puerto Rico is fiscal
$880,000 on July 15,
1980
$900,000 on July 15, 1981, and agent for the, Puerto Rico Water
D&ted
March
District Clerk,
Aug. 19 for the pur¬
on
chase of
National
Fairfax, Okla.
1956
on
1, 1956. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by
Chapman
&
Cutler,
of
Chicago.
sew¬
receive sealed bids until 6:30 p.m.
p.
OKLAHOMA
certificates.
will receive sealed
tension revenue bonds offered bids until 7
p.m. (PST) on Aug.
July 13 — v. 180, p. 203 — were 24 for the purchase of $100,000
awarded to
Evan
L.
Davis, of building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Tulsa, and R. J. Edwards, Inc., of 1954. Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
Oklahoma City, jointly.
to
1965 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-S) payable at the
Tulsa County Independent School
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Dist. No. 10 (P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
approved by Winfree, McBond Offering —C. C. Ogilvie, ity
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
Superintendent of Schools, will
Bond Sale—The $155,000 school
wilding bonds offered: Aug. 18
%s, at 102.24,
•52%.
a.m.
Certificates due oh March 1, 1957
and thereafter are callable as of
S til well, Okla.
.
age disposal plant and sewer ex¬
Ohio
flcDonald-& Co., of Cleveland,
revenue
from
10
Aug. 25 for the pur¬
$2,000,000
municipal
Sept. 1, 1954. Due
Dist.
bonds.
Wayne Township Local Sch. Dist
until
for
25
revenue
Thomas
Tillamook County Union High Sch.
bonds.
(DST) on Sept. 9
purchase of
$4,100,000
Due
Bond
elevator
noon
juilding bonds.
1954.
Williams,
Schools, will
of
—
Co.,
$4,000,000
Commonwealth
oi
Pennsylvania 3^4% turnpike
Sept.
Offering—Fred
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
Clerk of the Board of
ducation,' will
receive
sealed
or
County Independent Sch.
(P. O. New Lima),
Dist. No. 6
bids
sealed
Dated
1
Seminole
Superintendent
"
pavid,
lids until
of
Oklahoma
District, Ohio
1
on
chase
Securities Co. of Kansas, of Wich¬
ita.
Bond
,
(PST)
awarded to the First
site
Offering
Guerin, Secretary of the Com¬
mission of Public Docks, will re¬
$6,000 school
bonds offered
and
were
Certificate
Trust
Wrye, Room 356,
$10,715,000 bonds,
P.
ceive
Sale —The
M-N.
Shaker
Dependent School
(P. O. Cushing),
Aug.
on
—
County
T.
will be received until
on
District No. 51
,
of Rex
sealed
bempsey, of Cleveland.
Northheld Center), Ohio
&
Bank
Educational Building, Harrisburg,
Portland.
bids until 10 a.m. (PST)
Sept. 13 for the purchase of
Co., of Oklahoma City, as 23As,
at a price of 100.11, a basis of $500,000 2yz % port improvement
and equipment bonds. Dated July
about 2.73%.
...
1, 1954,
Due on July 1 from
Due from 1957 to 1960 inclusive.
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Muldrow, Okla.
Bond Sale
The $40,000 water Port's fiscal agency in Portland,
works system bonds offered Aug. or at its fiscal agency in New
17 were awarded to Honnold & York City.
Legality approved by
Co., of Oklahoma City, and the Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
First Securities Co. of Kansas, of Dodge, of Boston.
Wichita, jointly.
Portland, Ore.
pJo* 77,
National
care
Port of Portland
„
—
Sealed bids addressed to the Mel¬
County Dependent
,
RICO
Aqueduct and Sewer
Rico
Bonds due in 1964 and thereafter
(P. O.ldabel), Okla.
Rico
Authority (P.
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Offering
Bonds As Agent
inclusive.
School District No. 47,
,
PUERTO
Puerto
Year
Dated Sept. 1,1954. Due on March
1
from 1956 to
1970 inclusive.
of
8
(DST) on Sept. 13 for the
purchase of $50,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds.
Due Oct. 1, 1972.
McCurtain
until
bids
Philadel¬
of
Munson,
G.
Secretary,
sealed
p.m.
are callable as of March
1, 1963.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
50,000 2V4s. Due Oct. 1, 1973.
fice. Legality approved by Win95,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1, 1974
ireej Me^uiiocn, anuier & Sayre,
and 1975.
:
1960 to
50,000 2^s.
Harriet
—
Township
receive
lon
chase of $125,000 building bonds.
$200,000 2%s. Due
600,000 2s.
,(PST)
will
&
phia.
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.
Sept. 1 from
on
Offering
Buchanan,.
Sept. 1 from
on
L.
.
Bond
inclusive.
45,000 3^s. Due
1972 to
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Trust
Evan
net interest cost of about
were
fiorthfield Center Twp. (P. O.
1959
to
Co., Okla¬ Multnomah County School District
No. 40 (P. O. Portland), Ore.
Davis, of
Bond
Josey & Co., Okla¬ i
Offering—Frank
C.
homa City, and the National Bank Dempsey, District Clerk, will re¬
of McAlester, at-a price of 101.27, ceive
sealed
bids until
8
p.m.
Cleveland,
a
1955
on
180,000 3y4s. Due
bonds
offered Aug. 18—v.
675—were awarded to a
group composed of the First Na¬
180,
(warded to McDonald & Co., of
1)1.02,
$995,000 water
and
improve¬
extension
(EST) On Aug.
tional Bank
for the purchase of $240,000
homa
City,
mtax-exempt
dormitory reviue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1954. Tulsa, H. I.
until 4 p.m.
ds
$75,000 2%s. Due
Elliott
Harmony Twp. (P. O. Box 38,
Ambridge), Pa.
power
National Bank, Canton.
anton
55
(771)
West Chester,
Bond
Borough
Pa.
Offering—John S.
Secretary,
Groff,
will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(EST) on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $160,000 improvement
bonds.
Dated
38,000 2^s. Due on June 1
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
The
1954.
bonds
Bonds
thereafter are
from
dated June 1,
in
1966 and
callable as of June
are
due
1,
1965. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Citizens and
general Oct. i, 1954. Due on Oct. 1 from
1955 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal Southern National Bank of South
obligation bonds offered July 6
Carolina, at Spartanburg. Legal¬
were
sold
to Fauset, Steele
& and interest payable at the First
Mollala, Ore.
National Bank of West Chester. ity approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Bond Sale—The $300,000 gen¬ Co.,
of Pittsburgh, as 2Y8S, at
Legality approved by Townsend, Simons, of Charleston.
eral
obligation " bonds
offered 100.53, a basis of about 2.02%.
v
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
31,000 23/4s. Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
-
Braddock, Pa.
Bond Sale^-The $80,000
•
i-t
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
56
.
.
Monday, August
23> 1954
.
(772)
ffc '
1:
ill?
,
!
-obligation
'
Ixmds
\\
i);
Aug. 12—v. 180, p.
offered
S89,
2^s.
at
price
of
1?
as
P
Bond
tt
fered
flif
];!*.
11!
180,
18—v.
Aug.
awarded
were
com¬
Little
H.
C.
to
-
r
r,-i.
Aug. 16—v. 180, p.
offered
bonds
(>/.'
awarded
492—were
to
both
,i. u}'
First American
Bank, and Webster &
Gibson, both of Nashville, ;at a
price of 100.01, a net interest
•cost of about 2.48%, as follows:
(«•'
National
( <fi\
,4
in •
,1\ ir';'
(n,
«.4
*
Memphis,
Bank,
,'4. {('.»
$300,000
214s.
from
t
1
June
on
Due
June
on
1
from 1973 to 1980 inclusive.
it
23/4s.
100,000
1981
•
1,
June
on
-
$125,000
electric
system revenue bonds of¬
Aug. 16 —v. 180, p. 675 —
fered
ican
at
a
est
National
of
Bank
Nashville,
price of 100.009, a net inter¬
cost of about 1.56%, as fol¬
lows:
$100,000 iy2s.
1955
I -.
Due
25,000 l%s.
Oct. 1 from
on
Due Oct.
1,
building
Mechanical
and
Comptroller,
sealed
will
received
be
to
Corp. of
bids until
10
in
New
1965
thereafter
The
bonds
will
serially in 29
years
and
of
1954.
UNITED
will
be
Sold
Be
to legality by McCall,
as
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
I
>
I
'
■■■:
rj
vilr
I
it;
!^"
1
t
about
f
<}l,
i
2.08%,
follows:
as
2y4s.
!U
Due
1955
'!•!
to 1979
on
inclusive.
bituminous
1,600,000
bonds
as
surfacing
Due on Sept.
iy2s.
500,000 permanent paving bonds
as
2s.
Due on Sept. 1 from
iil
1955
Other
+> lt'«
1974 inclusive.
to
members
of
the
group:
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Buffalo, Dean Witter & Co., of
San Francisco,
Clark, Dodge &
Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
Weeden
&
Co.,
Laurence
M.
Marks & Co., all of New York,
Kational State Bank, of Newark,
Fridley & Hess, of Houston, Third
National Bank, in Nashville, Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, E.
■of
:!!■!(I
11 r
i*
,
V
■
Wt\'
«,!•.
r
-
i
i,1 t
'ir,
>;*<
tff
Hutton
F.
Pleasant
r>
Independent Sch.
Dist.,
V,;-'
Texas
school house bonds
was
•<
N.
11
Burt
and 3s.
■on
as
$300,000
Co., of Dallas, as 2,V2s
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due
March 1 from 1955 to
The
of Sept. 1,
bonds
1987 in¬
are
-was
sewer
callable
Texas
Antonio.
Due
on
callable, in whole
any
_
Co., of San
or
bonds
days
advance
of
the
Security
INew
1973
Sale—The
180,
the
p.
inclusive
$505,000
coun
Trust
Co., of Chi
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
of Milwaukee,
a
jointly, as 1.70s, at
price of 100.60, a basis of about
the
and Pewaukee Joint
Common Sch. Dist. No. 2
York
Trust
City.
pay-
Bank
Company,
Legality
proved by Chapman & Cutler
| Chicago.
139
1118
125
139
135
157
1127
135
147
116
121
tl09
116
113
113
120
tl09
114
117
tl20
Major
118
137
1104
116
129
1131
128
152
tl08
125
130
tl27
durables
consumer
Autos
—
136
164
1125
143
161
103
tl35
123
143
+94
111
t97
96
102
+94
94
99
207
Household
Other
172
*
240
189
•
251
178
*
233
195
durables
consumer
Construction contracts, value—
Total
*
f-
227
1_
Residential
of
1,
ap-
of
Offering—Jerome
110.1
114.2
1100.4
101.8
tl05.6
107.6
t94.3
and payrolls—
Nonagricultural empl., total—
Manufg. production workers—
Employment, total
95.0
100.8
U09.9
Durable
building
1955.
1956
and
to
bonds. Dated April
on
April 1 from
Due
1974
inclusive.
Principal
interest payable at the Wau¬
kesha
+ 109.5
110.2
113;
113.6
+99.1
100.9
112;
124.6
tl04.0
107.6
122.
Payrolls, total
carloadings
Freight
82
84
93
86
113
+91
97
87
tll2
+ 106
*
*
130
122
85
.121!
116
tPreliminary.
available.
USeasonal factors for
second
Construction contract indexes based
on
and
payrolls
are
compiled
by
or
mah
I
eenteiN
The unadjusted inaera
data of the Bureau
3-month moving averages,
month, of F. W. Dodge data for 37 Eastern States.
employment
Labor
p&|:
For description see
this release.
NOTE:
of
99.
151.
tEstimated.
§Detailed indexes are shown on
Federal Reserve Bulletin for May 1954 pp.
employment series revised for recent yars. Back data
obtained irom the Division of Research and Statistics.
of
452.
at
93.1
136.7
tll5
—
Department store sales, *value—
be
+93.4
+132.8
Nondurable
based
on
Statistics.
INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTION
(1947-49 average=100)
-Unadjusted
Seasonally Adjusted
1953
-1954-
tJuly
Durable Manufactures:
July
-195
tJuly
109
136
95
146
171
140
124
—
122
142
117
164
132
105
146
Machinery
Nonelectrical
140
120
145
200
169
168
196
163
137
136
156
133
116
118
127
111
*
129
135
*
108
119
120
120
134
107
104
121
99
130
131
143
121
96
111
85
93
108
*
1
Electrical
123
171
126
-
—
Transportation equipment-.—
Instruments
glass & lumber productsclay & glass productsLumber and products
Furniture and miscellaneous—
Clay,
Stone,
and fixtures
Furniture
June
150
Primary metals _
Metal fabricating
Miscellaneous
manufactures-
*
♦
*
112
Manufactures:
Nondurable
Textiles
and
Textile
96
apparel
*
mill
products
*
Apparel and allied products
Rubber and leather products
106
♦
State
Bank.
products
Leather and products
Paper and printing
Paper and allied products
Printing and publishing
and
petroleum
and
allied
Petroleum
Hoff¬
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 13 for the purchase of $26,000
175
170
^Employment
Chemicals
District
man,
.
193
All other
Chemicals
(P. O. R. No. 2,
Pewaukee), Wis.
notice,
option of the holder at
Irving
125
Rubber
1.62%.
Lisbon
|
129
400—were awarded to
Northern
cago, and
date,
Utah, N. A., of Salt Lake City,
at
124
p.m
County (P. O. Merrill),
Bond
First
1117
till
re
_
-
30
at
2
July
tll6
—'
Total
♦Not
until
1953
June
July
July
137
Department store stocks, value-
ty building bonds offered Aug. 16
—v.
in part,
payment
Principal and interest (J-J)
$205,000
bonds
interest
Dated
July 1 from
on
able
Jan,
Wisconsin
$1,000,000
1994 inclusive. The
1957 to
the
revenue
sold to Dittmar &
of
purchase
July 1, 1954.
uP°n
on
-Unadjusted1954-
1953
SConsumer durable goods-—
Legality approved by
the State Attorney-General.
Ana
on
Sept. I
M-S.
r
Minerals
pay
able at the Belleville State Bank
Bond
dated
are
INDEXES
June
30 for
to
1955
The Board
„
the
or
Richardson,
and
—
Dormitory Revenue bonds.
1974.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
Offering
bonds
Interest
U36
—
Nondurable
the pur
$148,000 building bonds
Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Sept
Lincoln
The
1954.
1126
Total
Durable
Principal and interest (M-S)
Utah (P. O.
City)} Utah
Sept. 1 fro®
1961 to 1974 inclusive.
124
Fabricated metal products
untl1 L pjn' (MSI) on Aug. 30
sold to C.,
&
clusive.
Bond
of
Lake
Salt
Sept. 1 fro®
Manufactures—
York
Belleville.
are
Bond Sale—An issue of
iA
University
bids
Aug.
on
from
1
on
tl24
Total
of
Dated
Due
inclusive.
Industrial production—
July 1, 1972 and 1973.
sealed
(CST)
UTAH
for
New
Co.,
O'Connor, District Clerk, will
chase
107,000 4s.
on
1960
1954
5
ceive
Due
to
Seasonally Adjusted
(Village) and Montrose
Oregon, Primrose, Exeter and
and Brooklyn (Towns)
Union
Free High Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Belleville), Wis.
Bond
Offering — Donald L
9,155,000: New Orleans, La.,
29,875,000: Boston, Mass.
6,890,000: Jersey City, N. J.
18,425,000:' Newark, N. J.
28,080,000: New York City
2,175,000: Lorain, Ohio
13,500,000: Philadelphia, Pa.
6,040,000: Reading, Pa.
1,335,000: Beaumont, Texas
1,135,000: Texarkana, Texas
1955
July
Belleville
Somerset, Ky.
Grenl
average=l0O
com¬
WISCONSIN
985,000:
m
&
semi-annually
and
9.0,» JHaas & Regents will receive sealed bids
,
Mount
.
&
—
Co., Eldridge E. Quinlan & Co.,
Inc., John Small & Co., all of
New York, Barret, Fitch, North &
Co., of Kansas City, and Breed &
Harrison, Inc., of Cincinnati.
group
2s, due semi-annually from
July 1, 1968 to July 1, 1971
inclusive; and $350,000 2.20s
$2,395,000: Richmond, Calif.
14,880,000: Los Angeles, Calif.
995,000: San Bernardino, Calif.
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
1 from
K»>m
bonds as
Sept. 1 from
a
1,000,000 series B bonds: $650,000
lowing:
right-of-way
*$4$00,000
to
Rand
due
$361,000 3s.
at a bank to be agreed
BUSINESS
inclusive.
1
group composed of
Co., La Corporation
de Prets de Quebec, J. E. Lai
flamme, Ltd., and Garneau, Bou„
langer, Ltd., all of Quebec, at a
price of 97.37,! a net interest cost
of about 4.01%, as follows: '
of
option
the
at
or
a
Ruel &
Bank,
1947-49
$1,000,000 series A bonds: $750,000 2y4s,
due semi-annually
from Jan. 1, 1963 to Jan. 1
1967 inclusive; and $250,000
2s, due semi-annually from
July 1, 1967 to July 1, 1968
E.
ier,
Board of Governors of the Fed. Reserve System
and the First Cleveland
Corp., Cleveland, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
2.11%, as follows:
Slusser, Public Housing Commis¬
sioner, revealed on Aug. 19 that
$135,865,000 new housing author¬
Houston, Texas
ity bonds, representing issues on
Bond Sale
The $7,000,000 gen- behalf of 14 local
agencies, will be
eral obligation bonds offered Aug.
soioi via competitive bids on Sept.
18
v. 180, p. 584
were awarded
14
-pbis financing will increase
to a syndicate headed by Drexel
tlie amount of housing bond sales
& Co., of Philadelphia, at a price |
to $1,502,764,000. The Sept. 14 ofof 100.67, a net interest cost of
ferings will be made by the fol¬
approved
Whitewater,
Cit.y,
to
Housing Bonds
Sept.
14—Charles
Citizens State
First
the
City, Foster & Marshall, of
Seattle,
States
$135,865,000
awarded
York
ed to
(M-S) payable at the Whitewater
Commercial & Savings Bank, or
of Union Securities Corp.,
F. S. Moseley & Co., both of New
STATES
United
from 1955 to 1970 inclu¬
Principal
and
interest
1
posed
Principal and
(J-D) payable at a bank
York City to be desig¬
hurst & Crowe- o£ Dallas'
mature
Sept.
obligation water bonds of¬
fered Aug. 18 — v. 180, p. 400
were
on
corporate
purpose
bonds.
Sept.
1,
1954.
Due
on
the holder,
inclusive.
(CST)
p.m.
cial
callable
are
7:30
Sale—The $2,000,000 spe¬
Bond
1, 1964.
000 Press Building revenue bonds
)ated
Tacoma, Wash.
Sept. 18 for the purchase of $220,-
ft
until
sealed
receive
will
inclusive.
1969
to
$40,000,000 was sold on Auel
as follows: $35,000,000, due 0
12, 1954, at 1.33% yield
$5,000,000, due on May 13, 1955
at 1.62% yield.
*
12,
Nov.
Due on Sept. 1 from
73,000 2V4s.
gality approved by McCall, Park-
on
bids
at
Sept. 1 from
on
1964
a.m.
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $165,-
a.m.
in the bond resolution. Le¬
nated
Due
to
1960
Due on June 1 from 1960
1989 inclusive.
Bonds due in
of June
Clerk,
1959 inclusive.
65,000 2s.
Jackson,
(CST) on Sept.
9 for the purchase of $10,000,000
veterans' land bonds. Dated Sept.
and
Due on Sept. 1 from
1956 to
C.
City
sive.
of)
(State
com¬
price of 100.20, a net interest
of about 2.23%, as follows:
$47,000 3s.
j
Sold—An issu.!
of
Whitewater, Wis.
Offering—Lois Gnatzig,
Bond
at
cost
Bills
of)
Principal
and interest
QUEBEC
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at the Guaranty Longueuil Roman Catholic Sc/101
rust
Commission, Que.
Company, of New York
Bond Sale—The $468,000 school
City.
bonds offered Aug. 9 were award!
000
a
Treasury
(Dominion
clusive.
gen¬
group
a
J
CANADA
re¬
10:30
'
*
Canada
serially from 1955 to 1974 in¬
Due
posed of Blyth & Co., Foster &
Marshall, both of Seattle, and the
First National Bank, of Everett,
of Dallas.
Offering—L.
to
awarded
were
Secretary of the State Veterans'
Board, will receive sealed
that
announces
bids
$350,-
sold
Land
College of Texas (P. O.
College Station), Texas
Bond Offering—W. C. Freeman,
i"|
of
was
2V4s, 2y2s and 3s. Dated
Due serially from
inclusive. Legality
Texas
interest
Agricultural
bonds
sealed bids until
&
1
(CST) on Oct. 19 for the purchase
of
$5,000,000 general obligation
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
obligation school bonds of¬
fered Aug. 12 — v. 180, p. 492 —
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Bond
$185,000
will
Comptroller,
City
ess,
$180,000
group composed of Boettcher ll
Co., Bbsworth, Sullivan & rv
Peters, Writer & Christensen J
of Denver.
July
on
u
a
Wis.
Offering—Virgil H. Hur-
Bond
eral
1979
Boothman,
Sale—The
Bond
July 15, 1954.
as
.
!r.
Sch. Dist.,
Texas, at San Antonio, at a price
to
(P. O. Everett),
402
W ashington
issue
Sale—An
Bond
Marshall, of
County, Monroe School
Snohomish
T exas
000
were
Seattle.
district No.
Consol. Indep.
Slaton
to
1965.
TEXAS
Jr
$25,-
—
bonds was sold
3y2s and 3%s.
3s,
as
676
180, p.
v.
—
awarded to Foster &
Hagberg & Co., of Dallas,
to M. A.
1982
i*
house
school
Tex.
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000
Sch. Dist.,
Indep.
1, 1954.
inclusive.
1964
to
17
Aug.
Rowlett
bonds offered
and sewer revenue
Co., of Chicago.
awarded to the First Amer¬
•were
Renton, Wash.
Sale—The $325,000 water
Bond
Due
Sale —The
Milwaukee,
ceive
WASHINGTON
American National Bank & Trust
1955
Sale—The
interest
payable at the Mercantile
Bank, of Dallas, or at
the option of the purchaser, at the
of par, as
1982.
and
Additional
It"
ft*
Due
Aug.
and
Bond
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
from
Oct. 1,
Legality ap¬
dated
are
Interest A.-O.
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
1,
dated
are
Principal
the Columbian Securities
1972 inclusive.
to
1956
2y2s.
300,000
;V r
Due
inclusive.
13/4s.
D,„i
protection bonds offered Aue ?
v. 180, p. 492—were
awarded tn
1967 inclusive.
to
the
Casper, Wyo.
$795,000 iy2s. Due on July 1 from
1955
and
WYOMING
com¬
Co., Indianapolis, at a
price of 100.10, a net interest cost
of about 1.63%, as follows:
455,000
bonds
The
954.
group
a
Hughes &
inclusive.
group
a
Nashville, First National
of
850,000 improvement bonds. Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1974
National
composed of J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Cumberland
Securities
Corp.,
v
bonds
The
Due on
clusive.
1
Aug.
on
to
awarded
were
posed of the Union
Securities
Corp., Bache & Co., both of New
York
City,
and
Raffensperger,
to 1974 in¬
1955
from
1
Oct.
inclusive.
Due
from 1985 to 1989
1954.
$1,500,000 school bonds.
(F-A)
Gallatin, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 water
works and sewer revenue and tax
1
4y2s.
298,000
follows:
as
Aug. 1
on
(EST) on Sept. 23 for
noon
purchase of $2,350,000 bonds,
i;he
inclusive.
Due
4y4s.
&
Co., Memphis, jointly.
doch &
until
City
Legality approved
Chapman & Cutler, of Chica-o
obligation electric bonds of¬
fered Aug.
16—v. 180, p. 304—
eral
sealed bids
Manager, will receive
1
Aug.
on
from 1975 to 1984
of¬
584—
p.
Co., Jackson, and James N. Red-
'
t
Due
3y2s.
436,000
bined water and sewer bonds
I
J
Arlington, Tenn.
Sale—The $150,000
negotiated
a
to
from 1965 to 1974
Uf-
i
to
290,000)
TENNESSEE
/;>
at
16
Due on Aug. 1 from
1964 inclusive.
$76,000 3s.
1958
i/t,
VS'
a
July
on
Pierce & Co.,
basis of about 2.40%.
Hr
sold
was
Rauscher,
of Dallas, and Nongard & Co., of Chicago, jointly,
at a price of par, as follows:
sale
Winner,
100.81, a
of
Bank,
State
bonds
the
to
awarded
were
farmers
general
improvement
street
system, revenue
works
water
000
Va.
Bond Offering—I. G. Vass, City
Portsmouth,
by the
upon
chaser.
Sale—The $1,250,000 gen¬
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue
Winner, S. D.
Bond Sale—The $93,000
Manitowoc, Wis.
VIRGINIA
Tex.
of $1,100,-
Richland Hills,
DAKOTA
SOUTH
and
coal
and
Tobacco
127
*
-
107
114
116
119
130
97
104
126
126
135
134
*
93
*
*
117
*
97
93
102
107
121
95
126
135
121
prods.
121
121
114
120
141
142
146
134
139
148
prods.
products-
Food, beverages and tobacco
Food
*
100
*
-
beverage manufac—
manufactures
148
152
138
144
123
125
132
123
125
97
93
102
101
111
91
116
I2q
ill
131
141
134
lil
109
109
107
112
111
109
109
108
113
111
111
•
91
«
*
103
*
Minerals:
Mineral fuels
Coal
__
111
—
Crude oil and natural gas
Metal,
stone
♦Not
and earth min.,
available.-
114
120
107
112
63
70
__
tPreliminary,
69
87
57
130
135
135
130
135
121
122
109
110
121
1
131
1341
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