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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 < <• • \ 80 97% Mar 25 •102% *104 ~ ' t ' 89% July . ,'J 2 Jan 22 2 26 4 Mar 27 34% Jan 4 108% Mar 18 103% Jan 8 37% Aug 36i4 24 ! 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% '■ Corp-" ••-9^ __ *16% 13% r_. 4 4 f 42% Jau 7 65 Va July 12 \ No par wmy'preferred , 3% 3% 39% 39% 23% 23% 23'/a *23% 23% 4 iy4 49% -49% 50 20.100 jo,- 10% ioy8 10% 17,500 10% 92% 75% 76% . •" 7 *22 % 8 ' 14 Sep 29 Dec 29 Dec 29 22% Mar 17 Jun 9 76% Mar 17 38 Sep 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! 26% Feb 23% Jan 4 Oct 16 90 Sep 43% Aug 20 ► ' 4 '23% Aug 97^ 17 y 68 % Mar 20 38:|i. 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' 106 " «" 38% 30% H% 49'% - 210 31V4 *105% ?■ 1,900 1,600 - 30%' *125 35" 59.600 31 ' '."11% 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% ^ 20% '•22% 5Va 6 45 %' 45% 18 200 '■ ' 13% 17 % •' , 6 - *45% • G'/4 45 % ; 17% .: 19 19 5% 1.200 "' : 16% 11 ll3a ' 118 *14 15% 1 44% Va 118 ♦IT "16%" * 16% - 6% 41% 13% 30 *• 31% 9'/4 33 *31 8% 32% 1 Bush Terminal,Co 400 6.800 : , *———— 500 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 *R3% 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 *125 134', ," *105% 106% " 18% ' 18% 35% 70% 87% 97% 54 ' 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 . "* Jan '13 " ■ 31'%, 31% 33 28% 10% 14% " « ' , . 36 21% \'a 99% 45% y 45% 59% *38 Va 1 21% :; 63% 19% < 4,500 59 *100 123% 34% , 120, 9% 10 , 27% ,'28% 53% 53% 26V\ 26% 79V2 79y2 49% 51 y8 14y4 14'% 49% t. 116% *33'(2 102 *100 Ija 35%' 46Vt ,. 140 1.000 . 19 6Va u 480 t i>,( 115 36 34 Vu" 171% " 59 . 80 51 14% 35% Common ; 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 •M)% Jan -'113% July 20 t' 'At 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 Sy8 59y2 9% 27% 53 V2 26V2 5.300 - 47' " > 59% 36 124%. *99 Va 11% , 25% *46% 46% 4.6,% 5 58% 100 16% 6% 45% 23% ; 23% —■ J00 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 — — ■> 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% ' ; ,x34% .34%"', 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% *104y2 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 •• ... 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% *93 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 . {• *' 7 < 110 j * '"15% 45% 23% 18% 18% 18% 19% 18% '18%. ♦18% 18% 27 18% 19% 26 26% 26 Vb Corp f 1 10 ' 13 *12% 7% 7% *12% ; 7% 7% 30% 30% 21% 21% 21 % 22% 21% 41% 41 42 J 41 ♦41 *7% '' 67/B • 28 v 300 18 20 % 6% - 1,200 < . -1 • - 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 ■41 19% 26'A 12% 26% *12% I" 30% 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 ** *65% 14'/B 14% 14% 28% 28 Ve : 15 28 'A *52 - 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 -20% 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% *80% *80% * 81 47% 30% 66v ; 81% >' .50% S" - 1,000 57 *51% 66% 18,200 42 56% 53 -65% % 15% 14% 28% *41 ' 56% *52 ' . 41% *41 ' 1 ' 43 ' 56% 66'A *51 . • -20% 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 *97 *110% t- * 109% ♦107% *102% 1 ; 8Ve 49 108% 5,100 30% 30 to HI) 101 *7% » 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 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_ 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 - 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"• ; 108% Feb l« I 106% Mar 26- -Jail 100 % Sugar. preferred Oil Corp Aug. 16 * . 1UJ i__ 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 (734) 20% 19% 20% 3% 2% 3% 32% 32% 3 No par 32% . 33 , '.A' ' 2% >132% 2% 3 32% 32% 3 32% - A 700 20V4 *19% v; 3 ' 3 8.000 32% 1.900 v 32% 'St \">>.t 35% Jun May 46 Sep 49% Jul) 3% Sep 151 42% Dec 4 40 50 .Jan 5 Jan 7 50 54%'Mar 11 52 52% Jun 54% Feb-15 <14% Aug 19 24% Aug 20 4% Aug 16 I % Mar 16 56% Jan 23 101 1 Jan 22% May 18 / 2% JUn 30 . 39 7 28 Jail 13% July 17 15% Nov 21% Sep 15 26 %-Nov Aug 13 92% Jan 97 5 25 23 159 •> 15%. 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Finance Chronicle (735) *►4. Pear liJiitf Lowest Range Since Jan. Highest 22 Va Nov 4 Lowest 30% Mar 12 41 Va Nov 30 2% Oct 15 16 46% Jan 33'A Dec 85 Jun 10 Sep 11 98 % Jun 18 92 Feb 5 li 95% Jan 4 92 100% Mai Apr 100 12 10 107 May 26 105 36% Sep 14 45% A tig 10 38% Jan 14 32 % Jun 3 6 37 Oct 28 35 % Jan 17 5 27 21 Mar 17 Sep 3 0 18% Jan 14% Dec 18 12% Apr 15 20% Jun 18 16 14 82 Feb 25 64% Jan 6 33% Sep 59% Sep 60 Jan.. 8 39% Jan 4 3 20% Jan U J 4 48 Jan 11 9 106 Jan 5 37% Oct 21 Nov "39 VV Jun 101 16 24 % Feb 16 49% Dec 15 Sep 111% Feb Jau 22 %• Sep -.3 24 Jan 22 41% May 19 31 78 Dec 11 95 17 29% Jan 93% Jan 5 82% Jan 5 •47 j/h Dec 8 57% Feb 5 Apr 28 46% Dec 31 -37% 35% Jan Jun 8 10-. 4 % Dec • ' •19% Jun 18 '/« ' • Sep Sep 21 % Nov "86 7 47% Jan 18.' 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Corp common-. No par preferred (1st series)—100 Shoe Corp — 1 4(4% Melville Mengel 5% Merck $3.50 21 20% 21Ve x20% 20% Inc'common_2—16%c 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 2nd 2nd $4.25 Co Inc. Co„ preferred 90 *89 70 71 89% *89 73 72 89% 106 V4 .106V»- 106% 106% 106 106 103 102% 103 102% 102% —No par —5 series— —100, 103 36% 37% 38% 26% 26 3A 351/4 35% 35% 20% 89% 89 Va 1,155 ♦37'A 38 37% 38 26% 26 26% 35 34% 35 *99 Va 38 , 100 IOO 100 *105 107 *105 107 99 *98 99 31 32 31% 94 106 22'/a *94 104% 30% 100 300 103 107 94 1,600 89% 107 *98 *104% 2,220 27,000 *102 Va *105 94'% * 21 •*105% 99 105% *89 73 20'A 103 105 94V2 19% 107 100 105% *203/e 106,100 102 3A 98 *99'A TOO *66 - 100 3,600 24 ♦105 Va 105 100 5 203/4 20 V. *99% TOO preferred series preferred series... Copper —M—; ' 22% 75 20% , 343^4 *36% 27 35 x26 38% 26% 3.80% '-Miami 66 No par *:Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd__100 4.35% preferred series—-2—100 3.85%. 71 No par — pfd preferred Machine 68 *89 Mergenihaler Linotype Co—-No par Merritt-Chupman & Scott 12.50 Mesta 21% 23% 20 V2 1st preferred $4 eonv 21% 2? Va 3a/3 common Stores Co & 23% 1 preferred—50 (The) Co convertible Mercantile 4.45% 2 213A 94% 35 *93% 6% 40'A 21% ,i 94,400 < ' 110 110 39% 5% • / 6% 40% 21% 522% 4% 27% L) 6 3A 634 401/4 213/e 6 —1 49 128%, ' 14 32% Aug 4% " 4% 6 V • 6 4% 31 520 520 525 May 14 Apr 6% 6 V2 *41% 6 No par , 7 6% ^6.25 &. Co v 40% No par ——_5 1283/, *126% 8 8 —2-1 Co 4.25% eonv May Dept,Stores $.3 11,400 1,000 45'A 128% 26% — Electric 1,900 11% 45'A *127% 21% Shirt Maytag Co 11% 45% 25% McLella.il 18 20 ♦45'A *126Ve 22 2 > Jan 27 451/4 12834 26% Corp Mathieoon 113/4 ' 10 11% 451/4 *126 Ve 45 45 20% RR (Glenn Master 1,900 25% Midland 4%% 38 44% 21Vbv 4%% 'Martin 270 102 443/8 , 26 *519 Coal Field 44% 25%, 50 Marine 38 *100 102 4/4% 20% —No par ,_1 ,• . 44 10% 12% 11% 12% 12% 21 Manhattan 38% 373/4 *100 102 44 150% 5 — preferred series A Bros 37% *100 . 45% *14J 44% Inc Sugar 37'A 38 102 44% 45% . 128% jnn 15% Feb Oct 102 45 Va 148% 14,100 44% McKesson 11% Jan Jan 38 *100 39 Vo 38% *100 148 % , 100 24 *126 VB 30 47 89 ' 23% 100 25 7 111 , 75 j, 24 231/8 Forbes common—10 07 Apr 43% Jun 19% Jan 10 48% " 48% * 24 ; ; Working .Co— 2——5 n"eferred Marathon 14 14% May 22 92% Jun 102% 149V2 50 Maracaibo Oil Exploration—^ 22 50% May 21 80 100 »/a 149% Mandel 1 30 Sep 14 May 4 *991/2 *1013A *74% Nashville.2— Manati - July 23 Jun 25,300 45'A 99% July 28 Dec 11 % 2,300 23% 1053/4 , 148% <fc Mahoning 2 Aug 19 15% Sep 15 46 263A 231/4 *1051/4 45 4 26% 23% 22 % 24% 4 29 117 1053/4 44% 16 28% 23 Ve 24 27% Feb 45 *1153/4 *105V4 21% 86% Jan 95 2 v. 27 26 3A 26V4 . 29% H7% ; 233/8 22 27% Jan 29% Dec 13 26 % Jan *115% 105% 261/4 24 18 14 83% Oct 6,300 21,300 I 28% f 23Ve 23% May 1 28% Mar 19 21% Sep 29 *105'A 21% 13% Aug. 9 40% Aug 12 45% 46 451/4 46 117% 102% —r_5 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines— 5 4 11 % Dec 52 22% Masonlte Corp —par Aug 20 40,900 23% 28 271/4 *105 105% *105 Mafthl-Parry Corp ———No par 59 % Aug. 20 173/4 100% McCall 75 17% *99'% McCord 33% Jan 173/4 I' *1013A 22% Jan 68% Jan 171/4 '.. 51% Aug 20 21% July 30 1 54,500 102% 22 % Aug 20 73% Mar 12 300 42 >A 100 >A 7 35% Dec 451/4 6,900 783/4 41% 2334 4 15 / *76 42 3/4 100'A 20 22 171/4 79 40% 40% 17% *•101% Feb 26 17% 453A *76 79 391/4 . 23% ,T 57% Sep 12,000 26% *76 2 ' 2,300 40% 26'A 413/4 3 24 213/4 40% 263A * 102% 17% Jan 88% Jim 213/4 40% 26 Va 23% 47 4d%.luu 22 Va 40 Va 26% *991/2 Mar 25 -15 % 21% 401/4 *101V2 Mar 12 4 221/4 23% JVIar 16 4 2,400 102Va 21 % 17 1,700 44% 100% 52 Jan 17% 91% 44% 23% 21 Jan 17% 91% 45'A *99 % cum 12 78 94% 45 *101'% eumulative 40% Jun 78 42'A • 93 46 10 —_100 0011111100-'-'—. $3.40 8 78 41% 22Va 330 93 100 Co $3.75 4 78 • 100 (P) Mar 11 17 27% 28% 1523/4 38,200 26% 40% 27 22 % 300 13,000 1523/4 ; 61 »/4 40 221/4 40 27% 28% 152 11% 46 Ve 60% , preferred— Apr Jan 213/4 40'% 26 V4 45 11% 46 Vs 613/« preferred preferred—.. 98 15% Feb 22% 39% 45 % 11% 5,300 8,100* E B 89 45% Feb 22 44% 1,100 20 59% 22 45% 17% 17% 193/4 45% 93 45 % 28:% 7 92 91% 45% x40 700 5,700 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). 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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. ... C) *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 % Feb 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 Jun 16 t t < t Aug 10 «... 377/ 37% 147b 147b 147 b 14% 28 7b 287b 287b 287a 14 y4 / 39% 35% 29. 29 ' 15% - 30* 18 % " , Mar" 126 8 ; 62 - Jan J uly 2 88 2 104 25% 10 / 60 60 V,., 3.60% 5 4.50% series —; Rlieem 25% Jan 12 11 May 3 37 Aug 4 46% Jan -bV% May 21 7 11% Aug ; 7%'Jan 27 Ritter Roan }A 17% Jan '29% Aug 11 ; Jan %fan 41 ' <36% Aug 11 '45% July 20 22% Aug 5 18% Jan, 140 Jan - 33 % May 17 % Mar 23 '19% Aug 19 '39% 21 9 9 Ruppert (The) Ruberoid Co '16% Mar 12% Aug 20 1 July' (Jacob) *99 417b 61'7b 119% 29% ..*35% 36%, 50 %h 56% "*25 V* 122% 10% < 28% 258 :_8 — ... 8 • . 57% ' 56% . 256 *103 ; 35% 56% 35% 357b 35% *2574 28 7b ;•'] 3574 , 35% 20 104 y2 87b /. 1047b - 8 ■' / 13% 44% 20 > *258 53% 57% ■v 18% 38% 37% ; 57% . 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Dec ,6 1.00 115% Mar 17 4% Sep 21 i 36% Dei 22 48 Ap* 18 ,r 42% Oct - 59- pfd" 3 % % series——I-—100 Conv Remington-Rand common >(4-50 preferred 4 33% Feb \ 52% Mar 17- 10 31V4 Apr . ..*9% Co common Mfg Mar 26 14% Jan 11% Jun »■ 48% Sep 25 % 5 Reliance 30 24% Aug 17 2 27 : 17 9% Sep 14 > « 39% 5% 5% .( 23% May 25 2% Sep 43 74 3774 23% 23 . 417b 38 Co-— Ac prior preference 10 Reliable Stores Corp— No par $1.25 div 60% Aug 18 Jan >97 29 _ 8 J~u 10% July 19% Feb 21 14 Aug 14 18 ■ . -29 1 7 May 13 56 ; » 14% 29 .. 41% 43 % 37% ' 6% May 64 22 Shares 42 , 38 14% 14%; 2d "* ""29% -50 - the Week Aug. 20 Aug. 10 Aug. 18 43% j 38 ? 2nd none tun Reis 7Robtr - 4 54% Apr 29 ; 1 Jun 32 143a Sales for Fridav hursday 3 ' 42% "/38 38 439% -41'";' 50 *35 35 V4 preferred*—50 23% 28% Real Silk Hosiery Mflls_* 5 Reed Roller Bit Co——J.—:Nopar" """'id1// 19%/ Reeves Bros Inc— * ,50c 15% 15% " 4 12 V# Apr 27 19% Jan • 43% 42 J 4 -5 common. 1st preferred—. 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Continued—Page 10 NEW YORK STOCK RECORD 't Chronicle Commercial and Financial (738) 12% 1.500 11,700 s 32% Jan 23 40% Dec 12 93% Nov 9 Jun 28 BU% Jan. 43% Jan 29 19% Nov 24 29 33% Jan 11 18% Jan 14 23% Jan 4 30 " Dec 22 77% Feb 61 Sep 14 211 Sep 15 3124 15 91% Sep 9 15" Sep 20 11 15% Mar 6 280' 9 150 t Mar 23 16% July 27 2634 Mar 5 .2 28 22% Jan 20 19 14 % Feb 4, Ry Go i »■' ,, 38% 38 25% -.70 26% 70% 241 245 241 150 — • 101% 12% 167a 19% 16 70% Dec 9 1 69% Jan ■ 85% Jun 1 91% Jan 6 ; 89 Jun 18 Feb 25 - 98 Jan 105 86% Feb 30 81% Jun 102 Jan Feb 4 05% Feb 3 8 102% Jan Jun 19 15% Jun 10 17-% Dec 3 68% Jun 15 79% Jan ' 36% Sep 21% 25 13 20 * 81 65 9 4 i 29%Julyl9 Jail 5 1067a Mar ' 9 39 July 21 13 1 57 % Mar 16 Jan 12% 127 b 11 26% Mar 27 <8% Sep 15 21% Jan 12% Mar 12 « v '• 14% Feb 26 Apr 14 42% Dec 3 v Oct 13 60% Oct 27 80 35% Sep 18 32 Sep 15 43% Mar 16 8 Dec 29 22 26% Feb 12 7% Jun ; 11% Mar 25 24% Dec 4 6% July Sep~15 17% Jail 15 6 Jan 15% Jan s Dec 30 30% Sep 11 36% Jan 43% Mar 20 5 Shell 29 Sheller 7 Simmons Co / 40''4 4 4 14 42 Aug 5 35% Jan 29 37 Jan 8 25% Jan 17 Simonds July 22 Sinclair 44% May 25 I Dec 22 17% Feb 38% Oct 21 58% Mar -70% Feb 27 6% May ; 35 4 25 Dec 8 21% Mar 30 18% Jun 14 Juti 18 14 8 4 4 18 1 7% Feb 27 5% Jan 1 29 i 14% Jan 49% Jan "< 15 Mar 26 1 53 May 31 53% Feb 5 Dec 16 40 Jan 13 33% Jun 9 13% Sep 15 16% Feb 2 22% Jun 11 27% Feb 24 25% May Smith-Corona Inc 10 06% 4 35% Dec 29 127b 12.400 10,300 . 95% ; 1067b 4 *105 : 5,700 93 X9274 *94 7b * Va ; ; < 16% 16% "■167 b 163b 1 687b 687b 34% x32% 33 3 b *32 7b 1067a . 167a 697b 64 33V2 '•/ 100 ^ 10,200 65/ 27% 28 • 4,400 '■ 90 105 "105 5,300 377b 37% 167 a 1674 * 5.200 693a 69% ; 9,100 33 74 f" 69% 33 74 V, 30 " 8% 85a 8% 8'/a" 8% 8% 8ya 8% 55% ' 56 56 46% 29% 47% 30 Va 56' -•• 337b "'29%' 30% - 9ya ' 50% 49 ' 18% 8% • < , 56 *55 • 487b 48% 30% 29% '• 19% 19% * 507a 19% H • 100 28,000 507b 493^ i 4.700 ♦ 34.600 ' 39,800 *19%' 19 18% 11% 12 117b 12 36% 37 36% 37 l_No par 39% 39% 43 Va 44 25 46 48 47% 48% 477b 48 46% 463b 46 46% 10 > 3,500 27 *26 7 b 27 497b 5.400 •' 9% 974 97b ' 27 50 13,900 30 *974 r 310 »■ 49% 29% • 26.400 8% " 48 ' 97 b *19 56 *55 , 1,800 2,200 8% 8 27 49 ; 8% 8 7a 30 *26 V2 27% 87b 8 477b 974 9% *26%" 87a 56 ' 47% 29% . - 8% .. 87a **'56 ■ 47%, 48% 337b 37 37 37 37% 37% 377b 377b 387b 38% 38% 11 117b 1174 11% •' 11% 117b 45 7b 45% 44% 44 V2 19% 117b ' x39% 43% * 44 % 44 - 39 5b *38% 39% 1174 - • " 397a 43% ' 127b • '»-• 13% 353b - 36 397b 4 447b 12% 35% ll7b 367b x36 % * No par xj. 18% 20 > 22% *78%. <81 , 4,300 '• 85% 1 105 *21% • 1 v 387 b 38 167b 69% : :• 2874 > *105 167a 68% *104 65 •' 277b . 387b 38 81 64 1067b p 227a *79 t- 63 3b 283b *105 4 *217b y- * 857 b :< > 105 *104 297a 4 297a 29% "87, ,1 50c 5 11% 12% 11% 117b 100 100 .• *45 v 45% 45% 45% 5234 52% 52% 53 "36%- ■ 5,500 500 3972 *383b 447b Solar Aircraft 44 4334 South .Amer Gold Platinum & ' 5.800 11.700 29% May 54 8 , 6 4 Mar 34'' 11 15% Jan 5 49% Mar 18 Jan J 26% 45% 25 24% 247b 24 243a 24% ♦177 173% "7% 7% 77b " 17% 177b 53% *52% 35y4 35% 38% 38% *383i * preferred ,——_1 Southern Southern July 28 California Co .South Aug 20 32% Aug 11 (The -25 -."45% '45% *18% 26 29 457b 58.900 25Vb 7 175 16% 167b 18% 35% 39 40 4 45%" 45% 45%' ♦175 18% South'n Pacific Co (Del) 18% 537b *5272 53% 357b *35V2 357b 39 39% 39% ' 4 *39 45s* ■'/,>/4572 18 18% 28% 28% 28% 32% 32%, 3274 >3 2 7b 46% : < : 46% 47% - 46% ■ 3.166 3972 46 457b 16.600 22,300 1874 ' . 18% 18 18% 287a 28% 29. 32 7b * 287a 323a 327* 32% 477b t" 46% .4774.. 467b 477b 600 i 1 28% 18 287b 47% 10.000 18% 32'% 467'8 JSTo par 66.200 35% ' ■ * " 47% Aug 17 8%: 18%. : 8 *52 7a 28% • Natural Gas Co__- 200 180 357a 53 V2 - 17.800 24% 1 247b 87a * 77b 18% ♦527b r 32% 5 . Qas Ac Elec__No par' 7.50 Indiana Southern Edison* 36 249 : 45% ' ' 25 - 18 175 * 8 7% 18 53% 3434 : 18y4 *52% Carolina E & G Co preferred 173 7b ♦170 173% 7% 182 " 1 190 52 1,100 16.200 167b <45% 24% 4.400 >45 ' 267b 257a 45 .50 8% 29 • . 16% 26 46% 16y4 com_4^0 5% 46% Aug 19 .19 16 74 27 y4 45% South Porto Rico/ Sugar com_No par South 1 10 39% Aug 19 11 37% Jan 39% Mar 16 33% Feb Jan 37% Jan 16% 263,4 46 45 52 1 , - 46 16 V4 ieya 27 3, a "'443'a ' 1 54 *51% ♦. '" - American.'Corp Solvay Aug 19 Co * . 26% Inc _5 15 t, _1 4% pfd__100 54 *50 * 16% No par — Co 25% Aug 11 10 V2 Aug 19 2 5 81 ■ 28 - / 39 -7% Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc 0% Aug 20 . 6 28% Feb Jun 197 b _No par Steel 5,800 13% 197 b 12 % 10672 297b *85 217b 63 34 ya ' 23 13 - 93% *105 - 68% 48% Corp Smith-Douglass Aug 20 •175 6 2 Oct 33 25% 25 /■ 95% •-> 105 67%' '47% 46% Aug 17 4 32% Dec 11% Jan 47 , 16 9'/4 preferred preferred 4.20% ' 4% Sep 37% -35% 27% (Alexander) Inc common 3%% . 9 •17% July 4 15% Jan 140% Mar 13 Aug 56 12 Jan Smith 9 47% Aug 10 5 138% Feb 5 21% Mar 20 121 May 12% Aug • : IS % Jan - 14% Sep , 6 23 13% Jan 37% Jan 30 Apr 35% 1 Sep 18 40 . 6 14% Dec 13 105 * ' 38 <- 28% 105 ' " 105 105 9 V4 1 O) 5.700 2,200 1274 937a .87> 217b '*79 - 63% 28 ya *26% Ame,rica Skelly Oil Oo (A 19% > ' *94 7a * * i :297b *85 V2 ♦1037b 81/ 62 1 Corp— Smith 16% J 1 15 Oil A: 505b Mar 29 5 42% Oct Saw 60 10274 * 22% , *79 " 63% 28% No par • —,—.: 38% Aug 20 4 23% Sep 8 Mfg Corp Corp of Sheraton 37 % Aug 6 32% Jan : Co 13% Aug 20 4 33% Oct * Oil 106 ; >29 104% *21% 81 No par Co Pen *104 4 .1 28% 85% 1043'4 ,—7.50 A) (W •' 85%. •21% ' 62V2 No par *1 —: Corpi(Frank G)—, Sheaffer 9572 1 : Ggs <fc Steel Shattuck 5 19% July 4 Mar 15 29 % Jan Oil 93 7b 1 s common—J preferred Sharon 9% July 23 51 % Apr Inc' $4.50 * 43% Mar 20 35" 29% Feb . *79 5 Rubber .Co Shamrock 37% Mar 11 i 4 20 34 8 4 4 7 r 28% Sep 26 51% Apr • 4 8% Jan 25% Jon ' Servel 9% Jap. 13 4 27% May i 6 Seiberling 69% Jau 14 Jan 40 *21% 5 Seeger. Refrigerator Co 3 40 10 * •> 3 - 10274 13 74 1 No par " 92% *94% 106 " 28% 105 jiO ll 1 & Go 10 % Feo 7 54% Jun : ♦103% •' 87 100 ...—— Roebuck 35% Aug i 42% July 19 13% Sears 12% 93% *104 - 29 _5 com 106 *85% 100 1 common 1 • *104 -28% fund Seagraye Corp 5 . ' ■• 2574 12% 195b / 197 a . 95% *94% 95% -*94- -- pyeterred-No par Seaboard Oil Con„ 1 sink $5.75 Aug 17 69% Aug i Cq /(The) ' 26,500 167 b 25 ; 127b 197b 127b 93 93% 92% 100" preferred Air Line RR Co__: Seaboajrd Finance Go i 18% May 24 7 ; 3 20% Sep 7 Aug 19 4 Jan IS Elec on -3.35% Seaboard Jail 17% Mar 24 17 Scran I 19 24 : 621b Dec ~12% Dec"*29 Feb 42 8 103% Nov Sep 15 99% Aug 24 56% Apr 14 _i preferred r •:317a * 307b . ■ 127 b 25 12 y2 h 19% r preferred 4.30% tConv 4 21% Aug 18 5 Jan Co 2.200 157 1674 ...1678. 167b 25 r 12% 24l/2 ■ —12%-,-13.* No p^ir —No par common—j 25 preferred 3.65% , 2 Mar 107 Jan 1 $4 12,800 ; i. 245 *150 1,800 v V c9mmpn_—_No par preferred Scovill, M'fg 89% Mar 23 . 74 Dec 26 26 Papey -Co $3.40 1 29% July 23 . ;'i-7% 45% July 31 14 Feb 15 29 98 1 4 ■105 8 2 110 Jun Scott 29 95 i, 25 % Jail 4 31% Jan 12 24% Dec 29 100% Jun 4 May 26 1 *240 /. 102% 267. \ 707a 70 ' ■\ i 54 ♦1017b s 22 26 : 317b • 102 ♦1017b :i6% 24% lg'/a 102% 16 Va 22 .? 30% : 2.800 ' ! 165 *150 '307b /307b 3874 :■> 70 241-1 241 ; 850 1.800 38% . 267a 697b 150 1 95% 109% 2274 26 , J 2497b 150 387b 2274 > r. 707a 9,800 467, 947b 109% 957a 110 38% t 22% *240 . 10972 {• >26% *101% -16% 12% 150, 30% >31%. 101% 24% . 697b 247 ii . *13? 31-.. *31% -i6ya 10 5 1.40 15c '26 70 y4 *135 -v 100 25 100 10 > 26 % 70 y» *-.. 38 % 387a 45 7b 467b I9434 , 109 22 y4 26% . '. 22ya - .22 22% 22-. 947b 947a 1097b *94% 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% *96" *116 .' )9% 101 .43'A |19% 75% t • r25% 118 98 : , 37»A 11 *96 « -75 , <75'/4 r 75. 87,300 98 10% • * 5,300 ' 12 Vb <. • < 1,000 6,700 • - 18% y 19 i.36% • 118 ,♦116 1,400 6,400 • , 25 »A ] r!2% ilO% 3,900 17 16 Vb 43 Va "43»/a <37% 75»A 250 8,900 21V4 t 25 t 113 37% 10% 6,400 ,, <19 Va) :19% 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% , * *116 r 118 ; 18'/a .43% , ,-.1 13 ■s , 13 »/4 , : 19% '12% ,37% 11 *95-f 75% > 8 27% 43% '* 101 43 25 42% 39% ' 101' ♦13 17%"* 25% ■ill 40 67% ' 21% 41% 95 12,300 18 T«%<19% 25% >117 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% No par 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% Warner-Hudnut Inc 17 Sep 29 15 11% 25% 2.50 Warren Jun 8% Sep 43% Sep G Warren 88% Jun 21% Nov 12 25% L Co Bros -98% Jun 104 11% 25% 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 ♦104.2 104.6 *103.22 103.26 *103.22 103.26) *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 *102,8 *103.6' •102. 102.4. •101:12 101.16 *101 101.4. *100:30 101.2 Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury 19 Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury 94,8 Mar 25 94.8 Mar 25 95.20 v-r, Oct~23 98.29 Feb 95.20 Oct 23 99.14 Oct 23 15 160.22 July 99.20 Feb 15 99.20 Feb 15 __ 2%s 2%s 2 Vis 2Vis 2 Vis 2%s 2y2S 2Vis 2Vis 2Vis Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury {Treasury 1961 ; ■_ Dec 15 1958 _1961 1962-1967 _1963-196Q *102 .102.4 •101.14 101.18 *101.2 101.6 . June l964-1969 *100.20', 100.28/ _D<W 1964-1969 Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury 2 Vis Treasury 2Vis 29 99.14 Oct 23 2%s 2%s *100.22 i'Oolii Sales for the Week Low 111.20 ♦111.14 Bonds ($> 111.18 101.13 *101.11101.13 104.6 *104.2 104.6 *103.24 103.27 *103.22 103.26 •104.2 — j,.*. 106.12 *106.4- 106:12 *106.4*' 106.12 *108,16 108.24 *108.18 108.26 *108.18 108.26 102.10 *102.7 102:9 *102:7 102,9 * 102.fr 102.8 103.8 •103:6' 103.8 *103.6 103.8/ *103,5 103,7 *101:30 102.2 *102' 102.4 •103 102.4 *101.10 *101.12 101.16 *10142101.1a- *101 101.4 •101 , 101.14 — — 101.4 *100.20 100.24 ♦100:16 100.20} nooia 100:22 *100.18 100.22 °*100.1^l0Oi22; *100,14.100.18 •100.16 *100.16 100.20 , 1965-1970 •100.16 100.20 •100.12 100:16 1960-1971 — Friday Aug. 20 High Low .100.12 *100:8 100.20 *100.10 100:14 *100:8 ■ . ♦lOOiHk 100.14 •1O0E.14 100.18 •100.10 100.14^ *100.12 100.16 •100.8 100.12 ♦100,4 100.8 •100.6 100.12 100.10 *100.8» .June 1967-1972 •100.8 100:12 —-Sept 1967*1972 *100:10 100:14 * 100.12 •100.4 ioo:a *100.6 100.10 *100.6 100.10 100.14 _ 2 Vis Dec 1967-1972 *100.10 10018' 100:6 100.10 100.12 *100.8 100.12 100.4 100.8 *100.6 100.10 •100.8 100.12 *102.16 102.18 *102.15 102.17 *102.14 102.16 ♦102.15 102.17 •102.14 102.16 1958 *102.19 102.21 *102.18 102.20 *102.17 102.19 •102.17 102.19 •102.17 102.19 1956-1959 2%s 2%s 2 lis •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 •101 101.4 *100.30 101.2 ♦100.28 101 *100.28 101 •100.28 101 2Vis 2Vis —Dec 1959-1962 *100.30 101.2 *100.30 101.2 *100.28 101 *100.28 101 •100.28 101 i960 *100.19 100.21 •100.18 100.20 ♦100.17 100.19 *100.18 100.20 *100.17 100.19 1954 *100.20 100.22 *100.20 100.21 •100.19 100.21 *100.19 100.21 *100.18 100.20 Dec 1954-1955 *100.20 100.22 ♦100.20 100.22 *100.19 100.21 *100.19 100.21 *100.18 — 100.20 2s Dec _ 2s International Bank * — — for Reconstruction <fe Development 2 94.16 Jan 90.16 Jun 91.25 Apr 94 Jun 96 Nov 95 July 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 Aug 4 100.8 Aug 12 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 *99.24 100.4 v 1 1981 102 102 ♦102.4 *99.24 *99.24 100.4 *99.24 99.24 100.4 *99.24 100.4 100.4 *99.24 100.4 100.4 *' *99.24 100.4 100.4 4,000 100.4 *99.24 20,000 102.16 *102.4 102.16 •102.4 102.16 *102.4 102.16 2,000 May 15 1975 *102.16 103 *102.16 103 *102.16 103 ♦102.16 103 *102.16 103 Oct 15 1971 *103.16 104 *103.16 104 *103.16 104 *103.8 103.24 *103.8 103.24 Oct 1 1956 *103 103.8 *103 103.8 *103 Jan 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 ♦102.28 103.4 104.12 *104 104.12 *104 104.12 101 , *100 101 ♦100 101 1950 of 2s— 2s '100 , 1956 ♦99.24 100.24 *99.24 100.24 *99.24 100.24 *99.24 100.24 ♦99.24 2s due Feb 15 1957 *99 100.16 ♦99 100.16 *99 100.16 *99 100.16 *99 100.16 2s—— due Feb 15 1958 *98 100 *98 100 *98 100 ♦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 ♦97 99 *97 99 *97 99 *96 98 *96 98 *96 98 *96 98 *6 98 2s— •Bid 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 Broadway, New York A6s Foreign Government and Municipal 108 88'4 _ 3 Vis 1967. 3 Vis 1966— 1962— 9 a Bavaria (Free State) 6V2S 1945 Belgium (Kingdom of) extl 7s 1955 ABerlin (City of) 6s 1958 §A6%s external loan 1950— Stamped pursuant to Plan A s to 3.375%) f 6%s 88% 85 71 • 88% 88'4 88% 56% 10 88'/a 75 1 56% • 85 75 1 88% 74% 1 88% 88'4 88'4 43% 103'4 103% 2 102 101% 101% 101% 62 101 '■ ' 99% 100 100% 20 97 101 30 97 97 99% 100 100% 100% 101 99% 99'4 99% 125 *114 62 % April-Oct —— 63% 66 62% -June-Dec 68% 65% 66 65% 59% — , 68% 92 3 *95 101 97 (interest 64% 64% Aprll-Ocf April-Oct 1979— of 1927 due 1957 59% 1 64% 92 *95 — 66 100 reduced to 3.375%) 64% Aprll-Ocf 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 Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest I 3%s series No. June-Dec June-Dec 1 2 3%s series ■ 3%a series No. 85 78% 88% 84 1 77% 12 76% 84% 84% 77% 40% 67 y8 38% 40% *40'4 42 6614 V- , sink 6s Sept 1963 assented fund $ bonds 1961—Jan-July 1993 June-Dec, A 7s a ————June-Dec, 1961-.,—April-Oct —April-Oct sinking fund 6s 1962——-May-Nov assented Consol *40'4 Map-Nov 40'4 40% 39% 39% 63% 66 Va 38% 40'4 t- 40 >4 66 '/a 38% 40% •R8 — 64% 64% 38% 40'4 6% 20% :, 5s 1951-— June-Dec (City of) 6%s 1950— .Mar-Sept (Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961—April-Oct 1927 Jan 38% ■ — *40'4 — 10% r- 64 ' — 10% 5 108% 123 *118 105 119 *118 1961-.- 105 113 4 119 119 __ Jan-July 3s ext sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct SAColombia Mortgage Bank 8%s 1947 April-Oct SASlnking fund .7s of 1926 due 1946 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 i a Costa Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951— May-No® 2s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972—. —Apr-Oct Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977 June-Dec 112 of 66'4 " y4 *68 10% (Hukuang Ry) 40 Va 66 52 __ *40'4 — 41 39% 36% *68 Municipal 7s 1960—-—Mar-Sept 1960—1 38% vt *40'4 .. 66% Z *40'4 h; 6s 1962 39 % *68 40 y« 63% : , 66Va 39 — ; 39 '/a v 67 72% 73% 2 64% 53% 72% 64% 75 74% 99% 70 61 111% 102'4 102 4 4'/a 71 60'4 74% 99% 99% ~2 99%. *99% 100 48 112% 45 41% 107 V \ 86 *84% .. 1 85 *90% 5 85 ■ 89 84 SECURITIES FIRM TRADING MARKETS 90% 73 ■ FOREIGN 3%s series No. 8. _June-Dec *82% 3%s series No. 9_ .June-Dec *87'4 87% 91 93 81% 86 80 87 88 f!arl marks & r o> ma 83 *91 93 June-Dec 3%S|series No. 10 .. *87 June-Dec 82% June-Dec — * _June-Dec 3%s series No. 16. 8%s series No. 17. For footnotes see page 29 1 83% 3 FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS 50 Broad 76 85 78%,, 83% St., New York 82% ■■ !> 85% . 77 88 .82.% . 4[- N. Y. 83% 78'/a '4 *83'4 —June-Dec June-Dec 83 — " June-Dec 3%s series No. 18. ' ._ 93 93 93 June-Dec 3%s series No. 14 3%s series No. 15 I. *87 June-Dec 3%s series No. 11 3%s series No. 12 3%s series No. 13 8a 79 , 85 , Telephone HAnover 2-0050 40% 83% ——Mar-Sept assented Chinese — 1961 assented — *40'4 June-Dec Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957— assented 1957 A 6s *40'4 — *68 May-Nov June-Dec — 3s . ~1 67% 85 »4 77 y8 June-Dec 7. 6 ?'4 40 62% 84% 84 84% 84 85 84 85 63% 65 y4 65% —June-Dec 5—— 3%s series No. 10 2 f,if. " 68% 59% 67% 99% 56% 5 68 %v 68% 67'% 99% 94% 3 103 61 65'4 : June-Dec 3%s series No. 94% __ 67%. *40'4 , 56 103% 44 99%: 58 67 84 \ June-Dec No. — *56% 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%. 94% ' __ Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest 11 99% 40% a 6s 90 95% — r~4 . 44% 102% 38% A Colombia 5 *98% 99% 104% 3 19 56 66 Va A Chilean 80 102% 25 55'/a 67% sinking fund AGuaranteed 101% 61 102% 102% 103'4 103% 104'4 63% $ A Cologne 6 102% 102% 32 10314 83 84 67% 107% *109% ': 102'/a 102% 102% 80% 79 Jan-July 106% 125 „ *108'4 108% "■ 41 ' __ ■ 38% A 8s ioi y8 80 loo y8 83 % ' _. *40'4 assented 1961 AGuaranteed sinking fund 101% 25 -- *85 Feb-Aug Feb-Aug 1961- A6%s va 100% 100% 80% ■ 64% Feb A6Vis 102 y8 18 95'4 90 62% AChile 5754 100% 101 *82'/a *85 90 38% Extl 106% lOO 83 83'4 81% I. „ *68 A 6s 99 Ys ' *89 81 80% — *68 AExternal 85 88'4 • Feb-Aug ——June-Dec June-Dec June-Dec —Feb-Aug _Feb-Aug June-Dec : 83% 75 *88'4 (U S of) external 8s 1941 June-Dec Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 3.5%) 1978June-Dec AExternal s f 6'/2s of 1926 due 1957-—April-Oct reduced 2 71 ■«lZ. 9 A Brazil AExternal 88'4 *88'4 • *83 82 1961—Mar-Sept a 6s assented Sept 1961 Mar-Sepl AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962 April-Oct A 6s assented 1962 April-Oct AExternal sinking fund 6s 1963 Map-Nov 99% 100% 1 *99 3V4s 1957___. 3%s 99% *88'4 ' • ■ 10-year 20-year 20-year 15-year 1960 assented assented ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan A 6s assented Jan 1961 108 108 1 108 99% 99% Called bonds—.. 10-year 3»4s 1956 1960 ~i 82% 85 Va 81 __ 96 *40'4 a 6s Jan-July June-Dec Jan-July — 6s 82 90% 77% 5 85 '4 82% —May-Woo April-Oct _Aprll-Oct •— AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb 1961 Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia)-— § AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1947 Feb-Aug § A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948-—April-Oct Akershus (Kingdom of Norway)- 4s 1968—Afar-Sep 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 "l 90 *90 — 1942-& assented §A7s AExternal 79 . 92% 90 85'/a U<flh 78 % 1 — *96 —June-Dec ... Jan. I » Wo. 83'/4 83'/, Range Since Sold Hiah *8314 June-Dec 3%s series No. 30—June-Dec Brisbane (City) sinking fund 5s 1957——Mar-Sept 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 Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978_Jan-July 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 — 3%s series No. June-Dec e Cash 20 New York Stock Jan. 1 City 1980—. Odd lot transactions, 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 71 61 114 y« ^6 Commercial and Financial Chronicle The (742) . . . . Monday, August 23, 1954 NEW YORK BOND RECORD RANGE WEEK ENDED FOR AUGUST 20 Week's Ra nge Friday Week's Range Friday Interest BONDS Period Exchange New York Stock Last or Hi ah f/Otfl Jan-July 7 April-Oct extl 4J/2S 1962——April-Oct 37% 37% 1 100% 101% 11 1978 (Dept of) 3s Czechoslovakia (State) — Stamped assented (interest reduced 6%) extended to 1960 Denmark (Kingdom of) Called * ! ! »* ! extl 3s (Republic of) §AFrankfort Main on External loan dollar Prussian bonds 5s dollar 3s 1953 1953 bonds (extl loan loan 105 . 122 - reduced 1930 due 6%s 1st & 51% 45 21 57% 63 57% 59% 58'/4 4 * ... , '?■■* \ t 55% 67 33 63 80% 9 69% 71 50% 50% 51% 15 45 97 96% 97% 22 82 Va , • 1965——i_. . 57 Va gtd ext series f s B Public 95% 76% 44 87% 86% 87 1950—1 165% 98% May-Nou 100% 19% =49% 39V2 *95 43% 39% 42V4 Feb-AUg _ 36%. f 3s s S A External 7s 97" 14 99% 52 % * '57% 55% 55% 45% 123 104 ' 98 ••♦96 57% 1977 Jan-July 1952— extl loan of- '24 J 1954 to A Jugoslavia AMedellin (State 30-year 3s f s 7s 1957 Mtge Bank) (Colombia) 6%s bonds $ 96 95 % — 3 —: 85% 145% 87 42 87% '30- , 1978 160 ,j , 19% , ♦56% II' ' 85 56% Mexico (1942 " of 1890 1968_Jan-Jaly agreem't) due agree'!.): 27 inent) 27 A 4s (1942 agree't) (assented to Allis-Chalmers 17% Aluminum 17% 3s agree- . __ assented *9% 9% IP jJ1- " ♦15% to 15% 15% 1933 16 15 Va 16% 2%s assented (1942 agree't) I" 1963.Jan-July *17% 6%s Mar-Sept reduced to 2.125%) A 16% 17% 19 2%s of) ..... "l 3%s- 1957.^—May-Non • Norway (Kingdom of) 4%s 1956—. External sinking fund 4%s 1965 4s sinking fund external loan 1963--, debentures conv debentures 53% 53% 3l/aS conv debs conv ,"38% 34 41 1953 extended extended pursuant to reduced, to 33 Va 41 1 100% 102 2 100% 2 99% 45 101 101 101 101% 101% 100 % 101% ;i00% ; 99% *100% 101 98% 98% ♦102% 98% 10 A 103 , 1965—— loan to 1968— Plan 2.125% ) extl extl SAPoland ' A i s 6s 1st f- 6s s (Republic of) • assented I960—June-Dec gold 6s 1940 April-Oct 1968 assented April-Oct 1963 Alegre (City of)— 8s 1961 stamped pursuant to Plan (interest reduced to ..l.Jan-July •' | 2.375% ) , 102 103 98 % 2001 stamped pursuant to Plan (interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006 A Prussia (Free State) 6%s ('26 loan) A6s s f gold extl ('27 loan) 1952 § A Rhine-Main-Danube 7s 1950 de Janeiro Stamped reduced 1 (City pursuant to SAExternal oft to Plan 2.375%) secured 8s reduced : to 2%) Grande do Sul SA8s external loan of reduced t external Stumped reduced A7s external reduced 7s 1921 2.5%) Charl debs to 2%) loan Plan 1926 2.25% ) fn'itnnt*- 58 76 58% 40 ' *"* *37% 45 38 67 55% 66% 65% 66 55% .-66'A *65% *9% - UV2 •9% '12 "9% 9% 55 — 9 — 11% 52 14 9% 66% 10 8 4%s • ,*97% , .; 71% 71% 72 96% .96% 96% 92% 24 14 9% 7% 39 42 Apr-Oct *69 71% 68 1 1 and .general Mar-Sept April-Oct I" 41% *__ *58% 135 127 142% 56% — 56% *53% 37% 41% 33% 42 51 55% 31 — 37% (interest April-Oct *68 April-Oct 1968 .June-Dec (interest A A 68 68 (interest June-Dec 1966 *50% 60% 60% 45, — '60% 1 50% 56% 60% 44 41% 44 1 Qf/i 11 41 41 41 April-Oct — *41 *94 43 — ' 119 - 117 111% 119 101 106% 103% 109% 101% 104 *104% 103% 109% 109% — 105 101 106 V4 103% 104% 105 „ ' 96- *99% 100% 99% 100% 104y4 27 93% 101 104% 104% 100 41 99% 105 Vs 88 98 74% 87% 88 73 73% 88 87% 87% 88 70 73% 88 97 , 28 86% 192 ,64% 98% 58 93% 100 91% 25 79% 93 89% 90 12 78% 98% 98% 7 108 % 108% 1 96% ; 98% 90% 90% div first mortgage fixed & l'/a'/r 1 2010 5r; - ■; 77% A • ser conting int) r - —.—June-Dee Feb 88% 87% 87% 98% 1980_Jan-J?i(y Toledo-Cincinnati division—^ First lien Bangor & Bell - and ref M Aroostook Telephone of RR, 4s Industrial Loan 6s § a 6 %s s f debentures 2%s C 1985—Jan-Jub/ 197f» conv series City Electric ABerlin series D 4%s Pa'5s Jan-July I960—_April-Ocf debs 98 Va 196l_Ma?/-Nov 1955 April-Oct, 1951—.. June-Dec f debentures 1959 Feb-Aug Steel Corp— mortgage 2%s series I 1970———Jan-July Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976 May-Nop 1 98 Va *84 — 91 — 1 91 90 99 90 109% 107% 98% 94% 77 110 HO 72% 91 91 1 79 113 98% 99 % 17 97 98% s 98% 4 100% 98% 102 % 101 Bethlehem Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979 Borden <The)_Co 2%s debs 198L__„ Boston & Maine RR— mortgage 5s mortgage 5s series series First mortgage 4%s mortgage 4s series 37 41 AInc mortgage 98 . *103'A 105; „ 77% First 42% 124% 21 ; • *103% 104 77% 62 92% 103 18 123% 124 119 119 > 96 44 37% 73 r 101 4%s AC II series JJ .J an-July *100% 101 97 " Mav-Sc.pt 1961 1960—1 83 83% 7 *100 101 % '— April-Oct Jan-July 1970 .May-No» 74 Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1068 April-Oct Brooklyn Union Gns~gen mtg 27as 1976_lJan-Jnfy 1st mortgage 3s 1980 7aw-July 70 Va 41 58% *100% __ 1 99% — 99% 77 75 57 57% 83 % 101 % 78 76 % 76% *76 74 95% 98 Va *101V2 102 ...May-Noo 1967 A, July ._ Mar-Sept ... 1955. RR series ' 51% ' June-Dec 83 60% 77% First June-Dec 73 101% 101% 96 37% (interest 103% 80 *70 , - 97 91 101 87% (2%% 1995 income 60% *62 99 Mar-Sept .contingent interest)— due Dec First May-No?; 103% .Mar-Sept Consol A 102% 102% 98% Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Virginia— Refunding 4s series A 1980——May-No?) A6%s 37% 99% 96% 69 101% 101% May Beneficial 41% Feb-Aug 73 24 102% 102% —_June-Dcr: 200ft 19961 mortgage convertible (3%''r , .; 1995—. I March Series J 79 2004 due 8*western *40% 79% _L ju due Dec K Series M due March fixed and 3%%' 41% — G Series A4 %s *41 138% Ohio RR— Series 12 118% *98 contingent interest) July 1975.AprilOct Refunding, and general mortgage 5'V (2% ; ' fixed and1- 3% contingent, interest).— Ref %- 918 1 • 100% 101 June-Dec -' 99 136 138 *85% .Jan-July ' . 106% ~ 95% 119% *102% __ 99% 93 104% 118 ; 1980___-__Mar-Sept 1979——— 18* 25 ' 97% 92%; 57 I -and Vr 15 *9%, 11 39 — debentures 130% 28 135% 137% - Mav-Not) A 94% 111% 135% 137% 101% • 98% 87% 133% 135 100"% April-Ocf 1964— 98% 97% 93% 83 .45 97% 105 % 98 72% 91% 9 96% 97% 137%*; May-Nov ser - 127% 129% 105 86% 62% 91 92% , 97% 100 • 52 97%" 92% 96 ,100 77% - 96% 97 " V 43 86% 67 279 85 129% 104 J/4 101% 107 93% 99 ■ • • , • b " 7 100 Va 104% 85% . 100% 101% 7 *105% 106 ' „ 105% 98% - • 74% 103% 37 V 101% 101 % __ 105% 101% 71% V' *99%-100% mortgage 4s series A July 1975— ._Aprtl-Oct First mortgage 5% -series B (4^ fixed / " 18 r. 104% 99 16 101% 102% 103% 4V4S ser C 1972.——_ir._—..Jan-July Refining 2%s debentures 1966_i.i.i./an-July Baltimore & "l 102 101% 101% 101% mtge 3%.s 100% 103 Mar-Sept ? , :, A 4V2s-4s mortgage G6n 11% 13 12 '11 ~V 13 ' 7% Feb-Awo due 6%s 1952 Gen 101% 67% stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2.251%) 2004 IA Rome (City of) 100% 71 1946 ,2012 of 70% 72 — *65% „ 1967 "or 84% — 104% 1047/s -—April-Oct 1962. : Ry 3%s 1963 Air Line RR Line Coast 101 — First April-Oct A 84 Va 130 *69 1999 to *100% (interest sinking fund gold to 11% 142 130 __ — *76% 105 4s T995—.1— & Atlantic 118% „ — stamped pursuant to Plan j: S to pursuant 71% ' 77% 82% *52 Jaw-July 2012— (State of) *124% 140% 1951_Mar-Scpt 1946 A ' 71% — frfw-July 1953 Stamped pursuant to Plan A6s 81% 15% '•6% " *105% 107 101'A 1962—April-Oct 1966.—._... 3%s 'Stamped 4s /July !• 1995 Atlanta Atl 131 —- A 2001 6%s Stamped pursuant to Plan Rio ■».' 12% 77% 104% 104% ——June-Dec Topeka & Santa Fe— .' General >. 123 A. 1966 8 A Rio . series.-1961—April-Oct Porto 7%s ' 1 83 % *102 1977 Products Co 5s W P Atchison 100 % 98 101% * 8 A External sinking fund;gold 8s 1950—Jmf-July A4%s __ Mar-Sepf 1959—Mar-Sept series 2nd 82% __ April-Oct —_Mai-Sept- (interest, 2008 *139% —May-Nov A4%s assented 1958 —___April-Oct §AStabilization loan sink fund 7s 1947—Aprlt-Ocl A4 %s 99% 72 140 *101% — 1969,— Associates Investment. 102% — *107% 118 Mar-Sept May-Not) 1958— Perji (Republic of) external 7s ANat' ioau 94% 96% 95% : 78% *82% Feb-Aug 1963..—I——Mar-Sept 'V- .Jan-July 137% Aprll-rOef —.———L_.Feb-Aug Anglo-Lautoro Nitrate Corpus I960——June-D'fc Anheuser-Busdi Inc -3%s deb^. .1977-.—'—April-Oct Ann Arbotr first gold 4s July. 1995--— --Quar-Jau . M<r»'-Sept 'April-Get to 1963 (City) sinking fund 4%s 1955 SAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947 ANat 4 ' 1971—.— 1964 debs debentures 3s > Oslo f 99% ' —April-Oct ...June-Dec Tobacco Co debentures 3s American 58 58 *40 __ '■ 1953—Mar-Sept A5%s extl loan (30-year) A 92 98% _ 8.A6s extl loan (30-yr) i 89 1 140 June-Dec — debentures *58 _Fcb'-Aug external 1957-.April-Oct Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec § A Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952— Fetr-Ano Oriental Development Co Ltd—■ * » 98% , - 95% , June-Dec 1970—May-Nov 3%s debentures 1973—. 2%s *40 3Vies.sinking fund t 90% 12 - 98% 95% *76 June-Dec 1987-: 18% 96 3V4S:" deberffhfes ; Netherlands- (Kingdom Stamped J • 99% 100% I "97 *93 "• 95% _May-Noi ; 16% I i 99% 97 97* 167% INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES AND —June-Dec 1982.— 3%s Mar-Sept .; debentures 92% (interest 2008 ) 1958 86 166 — —Feb-Aug —Feb-Aug _June-Dcc 1961—.; 3%s 1959—Mar-Sept Stamped pursuant to Plan due 79 ' *100 Mar-Sept 1966 debentures 3s *94 I" (State) — ASecured extl sinking, fund 6%s 1958 Mar-Sept Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest , reduced to 2.125</, ) 2008 Mar-Sept ASecured ex'l sinking fund 6'/as 5%s , 66 147 134% 40 83% 82% 1956.—Mar-Sepf 3%s Ltd *58 I-April-Oct 1952 18 *17% 1 (City of) 6s dtie 67 I- 55% 2 1 Corp 3%s* s 2%s conv debentures t v 77% 60 — *167 & ....Jan-July _—* Minas Gernes ~ 71% ; - 'J. [ debs 1964—May-Nov Foreign Power del) 5s 2030—_Mar-Sept 4.80s junior debentures 1987 —Jan-June American Telephone & Telegraph Co— 2%s debentures 1980 Feb-dwp 2%s debentures 1975_—— —April-Oct 2%s debentures- 1986 J a 11 uly 1922 ASmall t -10 74 Vs 144% 145 %s 1972—Jan-July 1979 Canada Airlines Bosch American 16% *15% 8 ASmall new 74% 130% ' _ A6s 126 68 121% 67% 82% America 3%s 1964.——Feb-Aug of American ■ Jan-July ASmall: (assented Co American _I , 1963.jan-July (1942 agree't) § A Treasury 6s of 1913 8 A Milan 13% 101% (Dept of) debentures Mfg 2s Co of debentures f s Aluminum , agreement) 197/a 100 Va .120 *65% 144% 92 10% ~2 71% 74% June-Dec first mortgage 3 16% ™ 1968—Jan-July 1922 Southern 16% I 1945 new " 2 ' 1967 3%s Great. 17% June-Dec • I — 2 *65% .June-Dec 1961 Power 16 ; _ assented § A Small — 15 *126% April-Oct Mar-Sept 1971 to v 12 71% . 149 87 *125 3%s 1984_: Mar-Sept, Albany & Susquehanna RR. 4%s 1975_—lAprli-Oct Allfeghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962 May-Noo Allegheny & Western -1st gtd 4s •1998**.-—April-Oof : Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978_^ April-Oct ~~ 1963_Jan-Jitly i 1910 extended 1961 143% \ s 20 — t 1st-mortgage _I ~ (1942 1954 of 101 % —June-Dec ;—-— 6s of '26 Alabama * - 1945—Quar-Jan Small 4s due 1958—. (City oft Alabama ' (1922 assented A4s new 8 A 26% 10% 9% A4s of 1904 (assented to 1922 agree't) ; ■ , Quar-Jan ALarge A 9% r 1945 -...j. assented new 15% „ due § A Large 8 ASmall A5s 9% — RAILROAD S A Large SASmall §A5s 81 101% 101% ~—Apr 1-Oct external 7s 1959— (City) nssented A Yokohama 6s agreem't) 1968 (Republic of)— $A5s 26% 25% 12 1979 conversion External .* A4 %s 1943—May-No?? ^ & Valle Del Cauca See Catica Valley v assented 15% *148% -- ^ ;_May-Nov 4s-4%s--4%s external readjustments' 1978_Feb-Aug 3%s-4%s-4s" external conversion 1978-June-Dcc 3V2S external readjustment 1984.__:„•—Jan-July , 30 44% - " • Small 34 #"• (Rephblict external 8s 1946—Feb-Aup AExternal sinking fund 6s I960—; — May-Nov AExternal sinking fund 6s 1904_ 1—May-Nov 3%s-4s-4'/uS (dollar bond of 1937) — External readjustment' 1979— 1 May-Nov 88% 73 % *27 " Jan-July §A4%s assented (1922 agreement) SA4%s small 1943 a 81% 26% 5AUruguay 140 80% ' .. 56% *95 % AWarsaw ANew 64% . Ujigawa Electric Power Co. Lid— ' §A7s 1st mtge s f 1945 ; 7s due 1945 extended to 1955—.: 96% , 129 15 .139% 140, 85% 1 32 June-Dec Mexican Irrigation— 96 2 74 *15 .Jan-July Jan-July ' 56 102% 93 , „ 95%, 96% , April-Oct 1954 ' *157 Feb-Aug, —May-Nov May-Nov 52% 89 56% *95%. ^102% 102% 102% „-Feb-Aug 1964 A 5 %s extl loan of '30 1965 5%s due 1965 extended to 1975.—_ „ , ;; , : — —.June-Dec Jan-July Tokyo Electric Light Co Lid— ' § A6s 1st mtge $ ser 1953—— 6s 1953 extended to 1963-— — 55 55% _J Jan-July June-Dec . _ March 1 1952 coupon on (5 A With . (Kingdom of) 7s 1951 Japanese (Imperial Govt)—< A6%s *93 '/2 51 28 56 'I 54% 54% . § A Italy 6V2S due 1954 extended 74 84 24% 25 June-Dec June-Dec /ime-Dec 1 „ 18 Va 255 40% *106% Jan-July Mar-Sept s_ 1947 30-yr gtd ext 59 75 25% Ltd-- 1952' extended to 1962 (Prov of) external 7s 1958 1958.— -• Sydney County Council 3%s 1957i— Taiwan Electric Power Co. Ltd— A5%s (40-yr) s f 1971 5%s diie 1971 extended to 1981 Tokyo (City of)— . A5%s extl loan of '27 1961 5%s due 1961 extended to 1071: §A5s sterling loan of *12 1952 fl°0 * • 156% *164 ' ! Jan-July. Jan-July > Utility Institute— 81% 89 6 74 74 May-Nov May-Nov —r A4%s assented ; v 1977 3s 64 87 74 *71 . due 6%s Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works §A7s 82% 101% 97 *96 April-Oct 1962 Shinyetsu Electric Power Co 102% A Silesia § A Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946— r— April-Oct Helsingfors (City) external 6'/2s 1960—-— —.Aprif-Oct Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977 Jan-July 30-yr 59 70 *96% (interest §A6V'2S 1st mtge s f 1952 June-Dec 6%s due 1950 extended to 1960 Italian 58 — 50% — 74 74 Jan-July Jan-JwZy 2004—: 1968 external 1962 series B secured A7s , —_ApriI-Oct part paid 1964 part paid 1968— 57% *77 (interest (Kingdom)— external A8s, secured 69% (Young loan)—- •• external dollar loan Serbs Croats & Slovenes •. June-Dec June-Dec •*• 2.25%) to 55 — 3 *101% * water loan Stamped pursuant to Plan A reduced to 2%) 2012 65 58' 38 61% ' ^ gel* mtge reduced A6s 1 — .56% J' Mar-Sept 1956 Stamped pursuant to Plan A 84% High , 1972— . 78% 50% _Apr-Ocf 1924 Dawes loan)— Greek Government— 77 1963—_Jan-July — 1980_. due 77% 68 Va 69 1999 2.5%) to external A7s 50% Great Consolidated Elec Power— A6s 17 i\ issue— §A7s gold bonds 1949 German Govt International A7s 4 120 ,120 1 1972 dollar bonds German § A 71% \ 1 Low — stamped 1936 Jan. 1 No. 57 57 pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999 Jan-July § A8s external 1950— —J an-July Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest 76% 58% , _ 14 (State of) Paulo 8s ' April-Oct : issue Conversion dollar 5'/2S 65 13 80 71% 71% *11 April-Ocf „ 1972 International loan of 1930— 1 *76% ./•''. . of 1936 fund & conv 4s ._ ",■* 1969 bonds 10-year bonds 3s 7s 1967 6'/2S 1953 1924'"'- of 5%s dollar bonds 3s 1976 1 100% San Jan-July Jon-July, Jan-July May-Nov 1976 1 Jan 100 332 — 104% Range Since old *69 secured sinking fund 1957—May-Nov Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest reduced to 2%) 2012 May-Nov (Federal Republic of)— German I bonds dollar f s A Estonia 99% (interest extl A6%s 43 37 onds Hign *76 —-—-May-Nov Paulo (City) 8s 1952 Stamped pursuant to Plan A reduced to 2.375%) 2001— §ASao ; . 3%s extfs f dollar bonds Jan I I- *100 3*2 . - (Republic of)— 56% Friday's Low High to bonds El Salvador Low 44% No. 56% or Bid & Asked Sale Price Period Exchange New York Stock Jan. 1 Last Interest BONDS Range Since Sold Bid &. Asked Sale Price 56% Cundinamarca 1 Bonds Friday's „ 99 % — 8 —. ■ 75% 60% Number 5353 Volume 180 ■ . The Commercial and Financial ■ Chronicle NEW YORK BOND RECORD BONDS Shoe Co 3'As debs Brown or Period Sale Price Jan-July 1975-May-Nov E'lec first mtge 2%s Buffalo Niagara Buffalo Stamped modified 4%s 1957—_ Terminal Co Cons "5s 1955 May-|Nov —Jan-July April-Oct Bush A5s 5s gtd I960 general mtge income 1982 Sold Low 99 19 89 *96 3s ' Guaranteed gold 4%s Canadian Pacific Ry— debenture consol Clinchfield June-Dec 1 103'A 104% 6 81'A 3'As Celotex Ohio 4s 1965 debentures mortgage First -Feb-Auy A 1995 -Jan-July 3s Power 1974 series Chesapeake & Ohio Rys— 7 „ 4'/as General Refund 19G8 B R & 7 ' and 85 77 79 54'A V: 22 ' 55'A 355 1 r " consol gold 4s 1989— Jan-July gold 4s 1989———Jan-July General 1043-' • 104% 105 8 5 97% — „ First and 3s 1990 A General 3%s series JB 1985— ■*96 90 74 *125-130 *91 124 117% 95%. 80 — 73% 82 71 63% 71 *66 68 59% 67% 100'A 1994 -^General 4V2s 4'As inc mortgage ser __Jan-July A Jan 2019—April increased series B Jan 1 2044 conv Chicago & North Western Ry— Second mortgage conv inc 4y2s Jan First 1 series B 1989 Chicago Rock Island & Paciiic RR— 1st mortgage 3s ioi-% 8 97% 76 7 65% 65 198 54% 59% 66 53% 78'A 78% 10 72'A Dow 5 9'A ' 96% 93 76 18 69% 70 1 66% Jan-July Jan-July 100% 100% -6 E) *106% 99% First *100 ~4 I mortgage T '.!4s Financial debentures 1 debs s • Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry— General 4s *94'A ~~ • *69% . - 1993 June-Dec — , . ///Refunding and iinpt/4'As series E 1977—Jan-July Cincinnati Wah & Mich Div 1st 4s 1901 ^ -J"'« St Louis Division first coll Cleveland First Electric trust Illuminating First mortgage 3s 1982—-. mortgage 2%s 1985 First 3s 79 * 1970—-Jan-July ——__June-Dec 79% 67 79 - 1990_May-Nou 4s 67 — series .3 3s debentures series 3%s debentin-es A First Fort 3'As debs r series 3'As sub debs 1977 ; General 1st mortgage 3%s Columbus 1983 Toledo Kr. Commonwealth General General Edison, Co— A4s mortgage 3s series L mortgage 3s series N s s 102% 29 95% 100% 100% 4s 28 96' .10 99 1033s 71 103 115% 790 •- f'debentures. 1999. . 100% 102% 102% 10* ; *98% , 102% 94'A 101% "■ ^ 95 __ 2 95 91% . *94 y4 - 96% r 3%s Power series 1961-—__Feb-Aug A 95 91% 98% Consolidated , First and refund mtge 2%s ser First and refund mtge 2%s ser First and refund mtge 23/4s ser First and refunding 3s series D First and refund mtge 3s series First and refund mtge 3s ser F 1st . . ref M & 1st & 1st 3s & ref 3'/4s ref M M 33As ref M El 27As 1976 T ser ser 1st f 2%s 1st ref 3'/4s mtge. mtge conv Consolidated 3 'As 3'As s 3s Natural debentures 1981——— X ser 1986 1989 Z ser .'— debs 1967 debentures Consolidated U Gas 2%s 1968. 1976—— 1979_ Railroads • cum inc 91% 96% 3 91 Va -97% .-*94% *98% ' — , Jan-July —Jan-July 100'A 1958-.^— 2P — & . 105% 103 105% 106% 104% 106% 104% 106% 184 95% 101 '/a 99 "5 96% 100% 97% 25 94% 15 100% Co— C 1973—-,-— Ry series , Gulf Mobile &. Ohio RR— 80% 94 94 87% 88% 88'/a 82% 102 102 110 72'A — *— 142 103% 112'A 108% — *88'A 104% 109 31 103 *97% 103% 100% 3 1 96% 99% *102'A 100 118 v. 121% 120 103 96 — 103% 103% *105% - 124 104% 102 92% 120% 104% 103 ?'■*, „ * - mtge Inc 4s series B Jan Collateral trust 3%s 1968—— Gulf States Utilities 116 2%s 104% 103'A 105 101% 105 % 96 *95 146, — ►100% 101'A I 94 •if; 4 1317/a 146% *- 98 % 101% 146 ' 124% 124'A 116% 126 4 111 118 97 97 3 88 95 91% 3 117% 118 97 95 91 3b 91% 99 6 91 96 % 13 85 94 *83% 84% 96'A 96'A 94% 97% , 70 75 22 l *75 19% 15 % 19 % 19'A 97 105 89 Va 97 97 97 100 *102% a 101 104 104 84 . 102% 75 *101- *92 101 101 98% 100 100 92% 01 101 98 98 101% 100 100 99 *100 June-Dec —June-Dec 100 H SAHarpen *94'A 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept 90 V« — 95 137 118% 137 *126'A 127 114 Va 126% 137 Mining Mar-SepZ 4'As debentures 1968_z. : Mar-^ept Houston Lighting & Power Co 3%s 1967—.June-Dec Hudson Coal first sink fund 5s sir A 1962. June-Dec Hudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957Feb-Aug AAdjusted income 5s Feb 1057—/——Aprif-Oct 99 94'A 98 V. *103'/a 104 103% 104% 105% 107% *97 3%s debentures 1958— -1 139 117% 142 98% — 100 I 151 204 95 90% 95 46 67 95 56'/a 56 58'A 146 47 60% 22% 22% 23% 183 15% 29 ♦210% - Illinois Bell ' ' 102% 102'/» 102 % 101% 18 104'A 102% First Illinois mortgage Central Consol 3s 13% 100 14% 100% 156 22 , 11 96% 14% 101% Consol B mortgage 4%s-3%g ser A 1979_.uMay-Noo 5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-Noo 3%$ series C 1974_—l.May-JVoo 3%s series E 1982——Feb-Aup mtge 3%s series F 1984 1—Jan-July Consol Cons series 96% 93% 102'A 96% *99 98% 91 102% RR— Consol mortgage [ 1981—Jan-July 1978———June-Dec Telephone 2%s series A ' mortgage mortgage ! 84 % — 84% *84 June-Dec 1979—— - 73 April-Oct mortgage 3'As 1982-—-— mortgage 3%s 1983/ 103 Va 57 79 mortgage 1st mortgage ' 103% 104% -r—*—Jan-July, ,1969—ji-i— 126 105 104% 105 j.—-Jan-July ' 135 104% 2%s. 1st mtge 197&—May-Nov 3s 1978— 148 - 103% — 229 - 104% mortgage 2%s 1980—_—z-—-----June-Dec 3%s 1081—, i May-Nov 1st 110 1 103% 104% 103% 2044_r_—_April First 1st 132 J, ►105 B 1975——Jan-July General debentures 9 123 % 123% . , General mtge.Inc 5s series A July 2015_„_ April First and refunding 3%s series D 1969_Aprif~OCt 3s 145% 134%, 145 , refunding 4s series First and 100% *99% 100 , 2 99 *88'A 98% 107 99% 1003e 100% 100 79% 78'A *95 Jan-July 4'AS Series D 1976—*——--Jan-July mortgage 3'As series N 1990__iJan-July mortgage 3'As series O 2000—_J«n-July 5s 105% 97% ,- 94 105% 98'/a . 100% 99 —Mc?'-Vov June-Dec 99 % 140 110 *109 Corp 6s 1949——j-——Jan-July Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999 -Jan-July Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970-' -Jan-July 164 100% 112 103 Va — 145 ,. Hackensack Water first mtge *105 —__June-Dec April-Oct 100'A 106 102% 78% .Jan-July Mar-Sept : 1961^— 102% of Cuba— ones 3%s debs 1976 9 6'A 101'A 94 Va 112% 112% -—Jan-July June-Dec ' —zMuy-Nov —Jan-July • 1 103'/a debs For fnrl notes see 1948—— 103 ♦„ 100% 10 92 — i—_v 1946 96% *105 "A Jan-July -ApnZ-Oct 97'A 83 98% *140 1974—Mat-Sept 98% *105% 106 1 109% *102 1982-- —Moy-Nov, 3 *104% 105 100 108 % 3%s 1971—Mar-Sept 3 *100% 102 83 105% 100 *104% April-Oct 103% 103% - __ 96'A 95'/a 99% 10 *106 Mar-Sept 1965—-April-Oct - 75 103 105 Va 3%s 1970 First 97 91% 95 5 97% Mar-SepZ 5s 74 74 ___Mar-SepZ 101% 101% — (stpd as to payment in U S dollars) 2001—— ___Aprll-OcZ Consumers Power first mtge 27As 1975._.-Mar-SepZ A 3s 2 102% & Power: (Bait)— Lt 1st ref M 27As ref 1984 J ser debentures 1963—_a convertible Consolidated Gas 1st __ —-May-Nov —Mar-Sept -Feb-Aug —Jan-July June-Dec 97 96 1981—-Feb-Aug 1983 series I 13 • .,_ lf>82_ G ser 3'As ' A 1982_Mar-Sept B 1977_ApriZ-Ocl C ]972_J«ne-Dec 1972 May-Noj; E 1979--Ja?t-July 33As ser.H 1982—^: 1st & ref M 103% 103 97 April-Oct Cigar Corp. 33/4s 1965__ Consolidated Edison of New York— C 103 - 98 71 — Acceptance Corp— First mortgage •'*, " „ 94 P 1982——Jan-July General mortgage 3%s series Q 201O—i..Jan-July •General mortgage 2'/4s series R 1961—Jaw-July A Green Bay & West debentures ctfs A -Feb ADeoenture certificates B__—^ Feb 103% 99% 2: _ _Fcb-Auy -April-OcI _._Fcb-Auy > 21 h 101% 101% 97% 92 108% General mortgage 2%s series 101%, 101% 100% 101% 1023« ioi3/4 i——Apjil-Oct Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate:,' '• River General 104% Compania Salitrera—See Conn Genera] ' " debentures 2001__ f General 109%, 115% -- 132 10 98 % 100 May-Now Jan-July i debs 1979 .—Jan-July Utilities Corp—' ,1 irieome debentures 1969.—___Mar-Sept Northern General 103% 113 173 109'A 92 Motors Corp 3%s conv Great 105'A May-Nou 1955__Feb-AM<7 1977— Feb-Augj 1978 --June-Dec 19991 Aprit-Oct —.———Aprif-Oct sinking fund debentures 27As 102'/a 97% *104% 104% __ 105% 141% 104% 104% May-Nov 1961 first 104'A 6 *74 Iron Works— ■ 1 8 A7s s f mortgage 1945——___April-Oct Goodrich. IB F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965.—May-Nov : First 23/4s 1995i__June-Dec 4s 98 98 98 97%' 98 164 164 104% 92% 96% 127% 128% *75 Good Hope Steel & 101'A 98% ii5'/4 Motori General- Realty 96 98 103 debentures 8A6s General Foods; Corp 102 95% - 100 Va *104% 105 June-Dec 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept 1945 8A6%s debentures v 105% '103% 103% 103 3'/4s external first Jan-July — : First 3s 30 103; 12 *95'A 1—June-Dec (Germany) Electric Co debentures 8 A7s . 104% 98 98 103'/a 1 '55) *64_-May-Nov 1970—May-Sept (conv;al't Jan Columbus & South Ohio Elec ; >5 100 95 *95% M«r-Sept Ry Co 4%s Denver 3%s debentures 97% _-Aprit-Oct —1 1979 D 1982_4.Moy-Scjit refunding 5s series A & 4s' debentures' 101 99 Va 99 , __ and Worth 96 104 • 93% 99% 102% 102% & Rubber 3s debentures 1972.—^ 70 95 102'/» 102% ' —_Feb-Awy 1975 B C ser 102% —May-Now first mortgage 81% 97 2 104% ' *103 :_J,—Uart-Jnly debs J961-—~May-Nov —Jan-July 3%s debentures 1977—i —-May-Nov JFlorida East Coast first 4%s 1959 ---June-Dec 101'A 101 *100% 100% June-Dec 1975— A consol Division 91 : 105% 105% H -O O ry- . F System Inc— debentures -1-ApriI 7 9 100 100 3'As series F 1990—-Jan-July mtge 3'As series G 2000——Jan-July mtge 62 ■ 9 100% *96% \ 3%si" 1986——J: —June-Dec "'First mortgage 3s 1989 4', —May-Nov Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4'As 1961—ApriZ-Oct Colorado Fuel :& Iron Corp 4%s 1966——June-Dec 3s 104% 104% - 4'As ser A Jan 2015April 3%s series E 1964. April-Oct Mtge inc 70% 5 —.«• 100 Mar-Sept ; 12, 95 102% 103 mortgage 87 Va 101 ■ *101% __ 95% 85 — —-Feb-Aug —Mar-Sept gold 1965—.. consol 2%s 94 Va 100'A 81 85 y ♦83 mm** —. - Firestone, Tire ' Columbia Gas Y) Co— Ohio ., „ • 99% 94% ^ 93 98 ; ■ - 95 34 102% 99 . —June-Dec 1982 Southwestern & First 100 j —June-Dec 1993 5s.series B - 86 82 79% — 106'A - gold Paso First 100% 103% 91 99% 99 99 4 2, 105% 105% —-.—.Jen-July 1977 92 :: First consol mortgage 106'A 97% 77% 89 — *94 Georgia div first 5s 1956-Muy~Nou first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-July & (N stamped 100 94% 12 100% 100% City Ice & Fuel 2%s debentures. 1966 June-Dec City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961——June-Dec General Va Railroad 100 102 — ♦qq Vo ,——April-Oct Ian-July 1959 I960——I—1—1—, Corp 2%s Cities Service. Co 3s *106'4 96% 70 84 ♦95% May-Nov RR— 1984 107% 95% 95 — 89'A 5 > *99% -- — gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug First mortgage 2%s series G 1974_Feb-Auy C - — Tenn General 101% 105% — S9% 2 82 debentures 2.35s Light Erie 1 1_a__———Jan-July 104% 9 *81 Va 1958 Elgin Joliet, & Eastern Ry 104 98% 101 103 Va 101% 90 ' lien mortgage 5s 100% 13 ■ 97 99% 29 102% 103'% 104 *86 1976 N first Mack, Edison El 111 " mortgage 2%s 1978. Cincinnati Union Terminal— K ser gold 4s 1995 Chemical East 71'/a 103% 103% "2 100% 100% *102 92 Co 2%s 1977. 2%s 1979_p— 1st mortgage 2%s 1980 1st mortgage 3%s 1st mortgage 3%s 76 70 T. , 91 1970 1969__j 3s subordinate debs 1st 98 75 1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982_ May-Nov Cincinnati Gas & Elec'lst mtge 2%s 1975_AprZZ-Oet First & Duquesne 80 Va 96% 4 — 104 91% 2%s ser J 1985 65 58'A Indiana RR Co— Chicago & Western 19832 99 *94 94% fixed " 1993. debentures debs conv Second Station— mortgage 3'As series F 1963 mortgage 2%s series G 1963__ First convertible Detroit 76 63'A 533,^ 1999—April —Jan-July 75% (341/ ser A 1980—_— —„Jan-July Ilaute '& Southeastern Ry— refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_Jan-July Income 2%s-4%s 1994—_—— —Jan-July First ref 3%s 103'/2 7(3 April and Chicago Union & 3s Terre First f — 101% 101% mtge 2%s Chicago ref mtge 1U1% *101'A 102 99 104% 103 __ 77 2%s series I refund and & »: Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956—Jan-July Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR— *104 75% — H Detroit Tol & Ironton RR *69% *81% 99% 94 Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4'As 1961 97 94% 75% interest) series Gen 87% ... — 14 —.'.May 1984— (3% mortgage contingent E'disom 3s Gen - mortgage 4s series A Income 99'A 90% 98% Div contingent interest 2018 1'■;> 80% 29% 99 3s 3'As Gen & ref 27As ser 3 24 Denver & Salt Lake— 3%s 87 -2 2042—May-Nov Western ' 1988——Jan-July 1 2038——. April Chicago Indiapapolis & Louisville Ry— A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983——April A2nd mortgage 4'As inc ser A Jan 2003 April First \'h 101 94% tr coll & . *89 VA ~~ '■ ,~r AGeneral inc mtge 4'As Jan - 4 Light Income 106% 93 ' 27% 29% 1973—May-Nov C series 5s 29% 25% 96 ihortgage series A (3% fixed • • * contingent interest) 1993_ —Jan-July mortgage series A (4 % 7c First ■ 86% May-Nov 103 & Rio Grande General 9 95 ^"S5 " May-Nov Chicago & Brie 1st gold 5s 1982 Chicago Great, Western 4s ser A 101 t101 A vTu'viA 5 s 1997—*—aWApril mortgage inc conv mortgage 1 mtge Detroit 6 M 23 25% RR CO— due 1993— mortgage Power Denver & 116 A._ 104% 104% ,^_Feb-Aug ' Chicago & Eastern 111 RR— First Mar-Sept , refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Any & ref mtge 1st • refund and 20 97% 973 4 1973——^__AprH-Ocf First mortgage and coif trust 3'As 1977. June-Dec First mortgage and coll trust 27As 1979-Jan-July 1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980—ij.—Mnr-Sepf 106'/a *101 15 31 29% 1963—_May-Nov Western & CollateraTtrust 4-6S May 1 \ 104% / 104 104% 23 31 22% .__ extended 4s Lackawanna York First 97%' 105'A 25 *112'A ~~ 3s Hudson & A Income 99% 104% 1051'a 32% Morris & Essex division 127% ; 46 - 1978 series A 3s mortgage mortgage New 1st 117% 6 19 *28 -June-Dec 1970 4s Delaware Lackawanna & Western 103 103'A 103'A inls/ • 97 983A 38% 38% *28 ~ ---Jan-July 1978——June-Dec First mortgage 3%s 1982 —Feb-Aug Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965—I—June-Dec Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965 ApriZ-Oct 3'As debentures 1977—J—Jan-July 55% 96% 126 5A 127 refunding mortgage 3'As 1985—Feb-Aug First and , 1958 4s Imp & 103 Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR— / 1970_— equip 23 June-Dec —June-Dec 1970—, B Delaware ,101% 101% < __ *997A 102'A • 1973—June-Dec A ser , 91 37% Pennsylvania Division— 1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985 May-Nov 1st mtge &-coll tr 4'As ser B I985_s—May-Nov 79 51'A __ *101% 1996—Feb-Auy M 3%s series H consolidated *103 — Mar-Sept ser 4s * ~~ 1996—May-Nou- 4s 86 98% 104 102% 102% *98 1970——_—Jan-July 30 ref & ref 94 66'/a 2 June 4s & First 102'A 122 mortgage lien 100% 79%. 82% 101% 102 7A RR— 1st First 100'A , 103% 1970—June-Dec lien 103% 98 . 101 % 101'A "" Feb-Aug 1 impt M 3y2s series E first div A Second , 93 84 . Jan-July I ' - 1992 Refund and impt • 96 •<:. 100 92 715/2 April-Oct Refund and impt M 3%s series D _ 99% _ High 100 V* 103 Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct *' w- "105 /2 1974—__Feb-Aug 1 Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965 • i 98% 92 14 Jan. 1 Low No. *104 Moy-Nov (1942 series) mortgage 4s Delaware 9 4'A w >•4 , 3y2s series A 3%s mortgage 69 98 Pacific Ry Co— First 97'A *98% 100'A 091/_ 2020.—-May _:_.Jan-July New .York 107 64 % — 1 'First and refund 98% 96% 77 1987 J. 3'As Central 102 104% ^ " 2020—z.May »' Central Lw • *95'A \\T~ r__Feb-i4uy 1948—.June-Dec 1960 108% . series N 103 97 69 ~~ 1 of 42 1_ ~~ - Jan RR Co 106'A ' mortgage 4y2s series B Jan AGen Central 105% 104% ' April-Oct Ry— 4s 109'A 103% 12 *6634 April-Oct 1st gold 4s AGen mortgage, 4%s series A . 106'A 13 Feb-Aug 1960_ 3'As debentures (1947 issue) A 10 Range Since Sold 99 mtge 3VAs 1966 May-Nov A 99% Bonds *99 1977 f debs s Hioh April-Oct 1976 1st 108 Va *104% June-Dec ' 8ACentral Branch U P Central of Georgia 93% 1065A 107'A 3'As debs 3 %s A 105'A *100 V* 100% Bid & Asked Jan-July 1965 debentures 3s A 1st 96 93% Co A 1st Cuba 39 /4 6 8 Mar-SepZ Mar-Sept 1981 1976 Corp. 3'As ,.r~„ 106 Co 3'As debs 1978 Cortf 3s debentures 1965— debentures 90 Friday's or Sale Price Northern Ry— Cuba 106 V* 106 Y* ■ —Feb-Aug : (J. I.) Celanese Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st Crane 100 (perpet.n«n _—^—_jr\n-Jnlv & 90'A 101 109'A 109 V* 104 7A 105 Jan-July __ 1956 Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s Case Can 85'A *97 — Capital Airlines Inc 4s ser A 1960 Carolina Continental 106'A 107'A April-Oct ; gold 4'As 1957 goid 4%s 1955—_ Guaranteed May-ZVot 5s A 1962 Canadian National Ry— 4% 1976—June-Dec Power 3'As 1974—! Canada Southern consol gtd Guaranteed 99% A Power first California Oregon Baking 100 c Electric California Continental 1 90 AVeek's Range Last Period Low 103'A 94% 30 Interest New York Stock Exchange Hioh 101 1047A 1047'8 jan-July 20 BONDS Jan. 1 No. 89 89% 100y4 iooy4 ~~ AUGUST ENDED Range Since _ 58'A ~~ WEEK FridayBonds High ♦103'A Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry— Bush Terminal Buildings Friday's Bid & Asked bow 1971 RANGE FOR Week's Range Interest New York Stock Exchange *106 , *103'/a *103% 102% — * *102 'A 104 105% 102 — 106 103 — 103% 101% 105 % 102 102 1 f and The Commercial Financial Chronicle Monday, August 23,195* . . NEW YORK BOND RECORD RANGE Interest BONDS Period New York Stock Exchange Last or Sale Price Bid &, Asked ._May-No# Sold Low BifM 10 98 134 — 103% 136 100% 89% 123 92 Indianapolis Union Ry Co— *88% .Afar-Sept 117 Va 117% -Afar-Sept International gAFirst Great Northern series 6s — series 5s C 103% AFirst 87% ..Jan-July 1956 4 97 122% % 3 97% 122'/a 11 105% 106 ._Afay-Nov 3'/8s Oil f s 93 3%s 107 100 -Afar-Sept 100 102% 103'% 102% 5 103% 103% „Jan-July 1977-. 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Navigation Lehigh Valley Coal Co— 1st June-Dec 1968 A ser South 199^ 86 86 1 93 94'/a April-Oct 1970 A fixed 4s ;« Series E 4>/a8 1964 --- interest 2003 contingent interest 2003 contingent interest 2003 Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979 Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965 Long Island Lighting Co 3s/es *50% mtge 3 '/as 3 'As 1984—— *93% — «. .. — 7 ' , 103 Ve 103 ytt 2 101% 101%' 1 -96% 102% 91 *89% '104% 106 *94 100 * 1 98 — (R H) Maine & Co Central 5'/8 1972 Afay-Nov 1978 95% Manati Sugar 4s sinking iund Feb 1 1957—May-Noo Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959 _^_Afay-Nov May Dept Stores 25/8s debentures 1972 3 'As s f debentures 1978 * McKesson & Robbins 3%s debs 1973 Mead Corp (first, mortgage 3s 1966— Jan-July Feb-Aug Afar-Sept June-Dec Minn St, Paul & Saulte St, First mortgage AGeneral Missouri 4 Vis inc mortgage 4s inc Kansas & Texas 4s lien 5s series Prior lien A Cum 4Vis 1962 series adjustment 5s D ser and AGeneral and May AFirst, and 4s Morris & Mountain 3Vbs first gtd 3Vis 2000 87% First 87% 56 53% 56% 98% 98% 98% guaranteed —— — 103% 103% 98% 98% 97 — ,118 117% — New 106% 103% 105% • 86% 118 First *99% — Northwestern Bell Ohio Edison 3s Feb-Aug Telephone 2%s 1984 first mortgage 3s see nnv mortgage First 2%s 62% 93 93 _ Electric 2%s & 100 April-Oct First 104y4 105% 103% 106% 93% 98 98% 98% 93% 99% 93 — 67% • ♦96'/a *103% 98 103% 104% __ *94 98% •II 96 — — mortgage First mortgage 2%s 3%s 101% 101% 98 91 90% 86% 86% 98 y« 14 \ 98 102% 11 95 88% 97 96% 4 102'/a 102% II 96% Feb-Aug! 87 93% 97% —Afay-Nov Afar-Sept 1980 1982 Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Ocf 102% 101 103 102% 105% Pacific Gas & Electric Co— & 3%s series I refunding 119'% 1966 *102% 103% June-Dec & First & First & 1st 100% 103% 2 94% 98% 89% June-Dec 101% 102% 25 1979 June-Dec 100% 100% 2 96% 102 Va 6 96% 102% 5 92% 15 94% 79% 104% 119 % 63% 3vbs 3%s series R 1982 3s series S 1983 2%s series T 1976 mtge 3%s series W Tel Tel & 2%s U ser 1187/a 69 V* 100 99 100 101 93 100% 103 103 104 5 12 87 95 V4 98 101% 101% 103% 99% 104% 100 % *97% 103 __ 100 % 100 104 108 % 108 108% *99% 100% 97% 166 96% 98% 97% ♦103'/a 98 1985_June-Dec *104% 1985 April-Ocf 1978 1983 debentures 1981 98% — debentures Pacific 1984 Western Oil Paducah Illinois & 3%s debentures f s gold — 5 100 y8 102% 101 % 106 100% 101 % 95% 5 92% 68'A 1 947/a 99% 98% 103% 101 & Light 3s 105 104% 106% 106 108 99% June-Deo *99% noo'/s April-Ocf 96% 104% 1955—Jan-July 3%s 1960-April-Ocf 1975 101% *106% 4%s Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Pennsylvania Power 1964 100% 106% 102% 103% 103% Mar-Sepf 1st 101% 96% 98 Mar-Sept __May-Noo 4s 97 99 104% 96 99% *102'% 103 Afar-Sept debentures 3%s 98 "A 98 % April-Oct debentures 95% 101 % 101% 101% June-Dec 1986 101 95% June-Dec June-Dec debentures 1987 93% ;oo% 99 — — 9 95 99% 100% 16 99% 100% 100 y« 90% 86 96 101% Pennsylvania RR— Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960 General 4'/2s General 5s General 4%s series D General & series series A 1965 4%s series E 1984 3Vis series F 1985 4s first April 4s external 1960 1990 General 5s General gold series 4%s First & First & First & & 109 First & 97% 102 First. & refunding refunding refunding refunding refunding refunding B 106% 109% *108'A 108% 105% 109% S9% 104 »/4 104% 81 100% 108'/a 108 108% 16 103 97% 97 98 y4 82 91% Jan-July 97% 97% 97% 28 91% Jan-July 82 81 82 16 7 7'/a 96'A 96'A 12 90 14 95% 102 April-Oct April Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980 Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co— Philadelphia Electric —— 104'A April-Oct 1981 mortgage Eastern Feb-Auy June-Dec June-Dec 1968 B mortgage General First June-Dec 95% *__ 3 Ves A 101 June-Dec 1984 debentures 101 June-Dec 1984—. refunding 3y8s series X 2%s debentures 3 '/as 118% 104% 104% M June-Dec June-Dec 3 %s 57 267 ref & Pacific 87 104 % & 1st 97 75 675 __ 93% 1974 1977 refunding 2%s series P 1981 First 4 102 refunding 3s series L 99 97 64% & 87 % 20 *101 Afay-Nov V- June-Dec 1974— series C 1977 *61 Afar-Sept Feb-Aug *110 Jan-July 53 66% 101% 102 108% *104 111% 101 99% 86% 96 V* 70 112% 106% Co— 2%s 1971 June-Dec 2%s 1967 May-Noo 2%s 1974 May-Noo 2%s 1981 June-Dec 2%s 1978 Feb-Aug Jan-July Afay-Nov June-Dec Afar-Sept 29 1975 1979 3s 56% 87 *103% 103% 104 April-Ocf 3 3 23 *94 Mar-Sepf April-Oct Afay-Nov 1974 1975 1980 mortgage 90 3 Co— - 103% 104 ♦97 Mar-Sepf June-Dec 1979 mortgage 2%s 47% 97% 1970—June-Dec 1961 104% 104% mortgage 2%s 2%s 1975 first mortgage 80 97 117% 118% *69% 69% June-Dec B 16 105'/a 105 y. 103% 1974—Feb-Aug First mortgage April-Ocf First mortgage 3s 1978 Jan-July First mortgage 2%s 1979 Feb-Auy First mortgage 3%s 1982 June-Dec (Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct (Minnesota) •AIncome Jersey Bell Telephone 3y8s 1988 ♦ontnote* 98% 10 *98 June-Dec series 79 74% 1 Pere 1974 109% 71 105% 105% Peoria 1982 debentures 113% 102% 109 67% 96 April-Oct 4l/2s debentures 103% 105% 3 28 93% 3s 103% 74% 2047 June-Dec 101% 3s 101% 102% , 74% registered June-Dec 88% Afay-Nov 1«5% 123 — — 78 2047 1 refunding refunding refunding refunding 100% Tel 1 ' 77'A Jan refunding 2%s series Q 1980 11 & *108 Quar-Jan 1997 3s & 64% England Tel 9S 104% Quar-Feb lien & IO21/4 Distillers Prods 33/8s s f debs 1974 National Steel Corp 1st 3VaS 1982 National Supply 23/4s debentures 1967—^ ■'<! 10 First 60% debs 122% 122%: 112% 113 100 98% 101% 23/4s B7% 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 . 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"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 iy8 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 Chute __ ♦ 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 a'51% a50% a52% 9% Feb allV2 allVa ~~ . 37 ' a59% 259 10% Aug 58 58% 293 35 19% ' 11% 20% 37 37 175 28% 174% 174% . 50 11% /. • 1,087 156% 1,171 ■ a58% a595/ii 36 36% 401 a20% a21Va 25 19 Va f 100 (Un) 95 216 Mar 13% Jau Feb Jan Jun 31% May 55% 18 Mar (Un) 50 40 40 533 30% Jan 10 Mining Co (Un) (111) a41/4 .61% Since f bI» 25 a4% 295 4 */a a97% a97% " * !!♦ 70c 4J/a fi •""* _lo Tobacco 16% 10,600 5 & & Tel 75c | 75~c X 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 Thea (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% __I_i6c Com Alleghany Corp 32% Aug Jan 114 __ lVa 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 ,_5 Co Paper 45% — (P) Feb 10% Jail July 7% Rockwell Spring 48% * Tob 3 8 ^_2 B) 80% • Myers 2% May 378 2 5 (H W) 43% 3 & 100 9Va 81 I —_ Brewing 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 __10 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 Stamping Packard Stores American 8 Va 659 ^10 i Heater 29 Stocks- American 1,655 6J/a 71 —_ Kinsel Drug Kresge Co (S S) National Unlisted Apr Aug . Motors 50 • common Aug 110 13% — §/ —1 Kingston Products 98 * Printing 49 May 28% $>/ ■ I 26% Aug 108 .1 Kaiser Aug 5 Rapid I 17 ► Jan 33% 1 Mar 82% • "B" Randall 11 : 39 13% 2% Motors * — Gamble—. & 737 1 33 Ve — 1 Manufacturing • Lunkenheimer . t. _^._1 Chemical & Inc 3 * Kroger 23% Mar 49 —* common Oil Electric 82% 10 common 65% July 1,165 26% . Aug • Hobart Paige Lakes • Co Art ,14% Aug 22% Aug Feb 1 21 |n -^-1 Brewing Graham Great 82% 10 Gibson Feb 56% 62 Aug Apr Jan 386 Feb 1,520 &V— _1 9% 5 24% July 6 ij:_l _i 17% 80 % 100 Picher Brewing 21% . 2 157/a 1,020 - 23 —1 1 Stove Corp 39% Jujv 2% Jan 11% •-- £<■'•:• 1 Fruehauf Trailer Ironite Dow Iron Jan 239 10% & 33( 20 75 102% — Detroit 2 19 V4 Aug 15 Jun liy2 May 36y4 1,051 — §/ —5 Navigation 360 80 80% Cleve Jan 137 248 13% 26 107/a X 1 Edison 1,915 * 4% M»r 22 y4 -j,. 109 Va 109% 1 Motors Bros Aug 22/ ...48% — 400 102 12% Union Stockyard 21 70 4% 50 Cincinnati Transit Cincinnati 17 10, y 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% . V. 61 preferred Gray 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% ——L* : Company Burroughs Davidson Sales 1 .=■. _— Briggs Manufacturing ft A 2 Products American Continental Cincinnati Stock Exchange 1 Electric Allen Loio Per ■ $4.50 Friday for Week Feb 22 Sales - Range of Prices' SflJe Price Feb 1 43% * Westinghouse Electric Corp— 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 U S Rubber Co_— 2-5525 Feb 13c 135 % 100 26 »/4 26% 5 Drill WOodward 28% Mar 16% July 835 13 -* Twist Union DETROIT 49% July 1 24% -• Torrington Co / £:■> .. STOCKS Mills Pacific \ Telephone: 25 %. Aug 130 % fvr' » Ruilding*|. Ford -87% Aug * ' 23% Aug , 75c 45/B Aug Ffb 5% J®n 63 Jun AUg 15 July 9 41/2 20% AUg 45% A"? 51% AUg 11% AUg May X4 60% AUg 20% Abg Aug 39 174% AUg 38% 22 % 3*1 41 AUg 5i% ^ AUS in5/o ; Ilume 180 Number 5353 • .-. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . (751), 35 OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS RANGE FOR WEEK FridayWeek's STOCKS Last Range Par f Baltimore & | | Barker v - ' ' i 2.80 -2.80 10% 11 . 7 431 1,790 Oil 10% a25 26 % a i ''11% 11% :14c 14c • •,'< 28Va 3.50 Aug • Jun 15% Aug '•" Mathieson 12 % Jail 1 McKesson «St 14Va Jan 22% July > Meuasco Feb 82 50 Va Jan 10 80% July ' Jun 11% 25c 11 •4—2 11 - . 12 / 1,928 July 8V4 - Jan 12 V Feb Jan Aug •- * (Glenn . J ' r .4—5 ; 1 -JO preferred pfd_—a Burlington Mills Com 4% •1,511 14% 55 2,928 57 a t-50e .8 9% . ..' Jan Montana-Dakota : Mar / •;' ■ , National Canadian Pacific Ry Co (Un) .Mar 974 ■ ,874 .Jan • Jan Jun New New 10% Jan 14% July 35 16% Jan 24 f 29 1 Capital Airlines Inc (Un) (Un), -____i._. -ulO -12 '/a (J I) Co (Un) ——— Caterpillar Tractor (Un)___ 10 Celanese Corp (Un). .; 12V4 — Aircraft ——: Chance bought Aircraft— ' *• (Un) Foods Clinton Inc Gas Columbia (Un)—-——• 56 Va Consolidated Edison of NY Can Continental Motors Crown Co Zellerbach a . Dacca A (Un)_; ; (Un) Mines Inc ! 22V4! 22% 7%. 10% Eastern Air 6% / 840 31% 155 12% 13 1*—* ^ 2,248 20 17 - .17 .. a82% a84 5'/4 ., a87 5V4 .5.1/4 . de T 50c Nemours: (Un) Lines Inc (Un) 31% Jan May ——i-T—— 10% 90 4% Aug 42 % 20% Jan Aug 32 % Aug 13634 July Jan Jan 28% Aug Jan 60% July 41% Jun 35 ■■ 3534. Jan / 590 93/4 May 11% 6,043 18.Va 250 6% Aug 16 Va Apr 1.05 1.10 2,200 405 30 al3 V4 al3 V4 50 —100 Fedders-Quigan Corp (Un) 1 Fttzsimmohk 400" 75c 11 Aug 11% Aug 18% Feb Jan a 13% Stoves -Vlass 1 A__—i—1 "21% Flying Tiger Line ————-—-1 Food Machinery & Chemical (Uti)'i-10 6% 24V4 1.50 Mar 150 ,., a45V4 a46V4 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) ; ; Dynamics 1 4—2 4 Coru_, (Un) Corp Aug Gltdden McBean 14% July Co Jan Lakes 70 V2 819 45 Va 1,912 a74% a74»/4 a76V» 100 57% Feb 78 2.626 59% Jan 2874 Jan 8274 Aug 343/a Aug 80% , 823/a 343/a 82% 3434 .& .Chemlcal-4—^ 1 Northern Ry new com (Un)—* Greyhound Corp (Un) 4 : —3 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 _ Imperial Development Intercoast Petroleum InternatioBal International International ' Oil Jade Oil Jones Reserve Oil & : • -7% a75 3'8 • Steel'lUn)! Chemical ! 1Q com—1 50 - Corp Co 1 McNeill & Libby ' 915 32 % a 45 Va - - •-*■ 126- 8% 1,530 al3c al3c 1,000 26 Va 26(4 St 32 % 6c Jan 72 Jun Jan 23 Aug 10 Va Apr 21c Jan a3574 a3674 Jan . 33%c —4 —1 (Un) 1 3 Southern CalU Southern 15% Aug 23% Aug, 403/4 Aug' Standard Oil 20 22% 3,618 B—10 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 2 34 a 2 74 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 A' Feb July Jan 14 Aug 50 Aug Apr 47 Jun 20% Jan 28% • 34% Jan - 35% Jan 44 Va Aug 45% Apr 25% Aug 255 45% 786 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 Petroleum 2 10% 36% Aug 14% Mar (Un) 0 1874 18 VB 18% 389 15% Jan • 47 46% 4774 1,476 38 Va Jan a5674 a56% 70 40% Jan 2774 370 Edison Ltd Co of — Service 2774 17% May . 46 Va • I Calif * 25 (Un) (Un) a35% 865 Jan 80 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% • (Un) a24% 22 % 27% May 22% Jan (Un) 7.50 a24 74 a25Va 95 1874 1974 1,268 1274 12% 200 19 197a 2,565 a49 74 a4974 45 12% 19% (Un) Gulf SulDhur (Un) 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 al03%al05% 95 89% Jan 1074 alO'/a 85 7% Apr a37% a373/4 Texas Textron Inc preferred- Tidewater Truax-Traer Twentieth Coal 17% 11% 200 20 2074 705 /a 5 197b 2 Co 50 a2 May 18% July 2 July 13% Jan a35 Vb a36Va 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 — * 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) • a81 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 Prod 27% Aug 80 a36 —10 (Un) ' 19 July 47% Aug 57% July 28% Aug 64 Va a 67% a83 Jan 8 371 35 34 80 —1 (Un) (N J) * 11 10% 1 (Un) Inc Tri-Continental 3 Va • —. 68% Aug 9Va Jan Mar 58 i- Aug 21% Feb Jun I 12% a81 a82Va 4674 26 Va 26 Vb > for footnotes see page 43. 145 155 16% • 10 (Un) Company Jan Apr Jan 19% July 15 Jan 44% Electric Sylvania Texas Apr 874 49 a30 7a a31 Vb 16% 15 5 (Un) 48 3/4 May 150 a2574 | —1 Corp wi„——10 Corporation common 1 Jan 12 Va Aug 509 444 45% 2474 Corporation Jan a2938 a293/4 85c May 57% 20 VB 28 ———* —1.40 50c • 70c Juu Aug 45 74 46 • — 36 Jan 19%, 5 ——1 Aug 39% Apr 5674 0 • ___—10 ——20 61 Va 26% v 25 V4 34% July 1,066 1 , 15% May 675 (Un) Co Inc (Ohio) 2% Jao 5% Aug Jan Jan 20c (Indiana) 22 ' Jan 3% 44% Co Oil 51% 20 22% 48 % 484 Co 51% 'Apr a— 10 954 1,872 Public Oil 66 34 . a4074 a403/4 50 Brands 40 12% Feb Jan 25 Corporation Standard 813 50 Aug 8% 14% 510 Railway Co (Un) 420 100 35 Jan 775 539 50 Comnany 85 Va "... 22% * 1474 2334 Pacific 45 Va 3 Vb allVa all74 605 Aug 64% May 14 % —1 Union Carbide & Carbon allVa 3374 56 Apr 2374 Co Aug 2% July 333/8 Feb 57% /»• 120 574 — Southern 45 .712 310 66% May 44% 100 . 6174 Co— Southern 100 . a62 Va a63Vs • Southern Calif Gas 6% 22 3 a65 a55 74 a57% July 37 y< Aug 24s4 Calif 85% -- a64 a65 a56 Va Feb 42 V4 July Jan 28% feb 56% Jan 5% preferred preferred 36 Va 1 36% 31% 62, 61% Corp Va Aug 18 34 Jan 1.280 22 30% 84 ; Axle Aug 18% Feb 16% Mar Jan 20, 1 Gas class A_ Jan 2634 70 2 3/a July *a35 .< •4.443/4 Aug Aug 20 74 276 a5474 a55% 174 Jan 8 917 26 Va a357/a ^ Feb a35 88 Jan Mar 14 50c Company Aircraft 4.48% 16 710 a34% a35 74 — Socony-Vacuurn Oil 4.32% 513 1474 —• 1 «; (Un) 16% Jun Aug 34% Aug 50c Sears Roebuck & Company Solar 76 • Servomecnanisins Inc Southern 117 1674 14% 15 V* Jan 5 (U11) Gas 4% 27% Jan a403/4 a42% (Un) Petroleums Industries (Un) Oil 10 463 a35 • Scurry-Rainbow Oils Ltd- Sinclair 434 b a85% a86% * preferred —I— Oil 7,715 1474 34% 16% —• (Un) 8 % Aug 2% Aug 3 147a 337 14% .—3 __— (Spring & Inc Aug 100 37 Va Mar % Aug 83/4 Aug 29 12.50 Diego Gas <fc Electric Servel 135 8% 33%c (Un) (Un) America Finance Jan 874 -50 fjOiiis San Francisco Ry Regis Paper Co (Un)- 3% Mar 115% 27 280 Safeway Stores Incorporated San July 12 34 33%c Aeronautical Co Ryail 38 Jun 135 * (Un) (U11)___ Richfield Oil Corp Rockwell Mar Feb 34 274 28% Mar 7 135 • Aug 45% Aug 36 V* Mar 33% 974 • + 1,310 2,250 37% " 15 33% July Jan 74 7% (Un) Jan 27% Aug 150 100 Reynolds ,(R J) Tob (Un) class Rheem Manufacturing Co $1.25 a54 4 Jan 57% 1474 1,778 23 8V4 28% 373/a \ .'63 -S 22% 8% .—2.50 Laclede Gas Co (Un) Lane-Wells Co % 75 V4 a76 V4 8V4 10 & a 2274 , Laughlin -a 4 4 7074 1 Jun 11c Mar ■ 33 %c County Land Kropp Forge Co_ Llbby, 32 Va a45% ((#' Mar 267/8 Aug 60 % May 36% Studebaker 74% Jun 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 * : Kansas Power & Light (Un)— Keunecott Copper (Un) Kern Jan a367a a3674 Studebaker-Packard 1 Co_„ Motors 5c 1.00 25c : ——10c Harvester preferred Kaiser Mar 133/4 541 VB. Apr 200 . a28 74 a28% 25 10 (Un) & 100 15 45% Standard ' Kaiser Aluminum 5 '/c 20 . a32 453s Feb 35 34 Jan 15 a31% Jun *' Nickel (Un) Paj)«r Co (Un) Inti Tel & Tel (Un) Iutex 19% 66 30 a68 % a68 V4 * 6% .. * / 19 74 3,054 Co Steel Standard 35% Feb a32 24% " " 1 29 % 34% 50 4Vi Aug 41% Apr 1$% Jan 4574 27 Jan 62% 40 25 Republic Ayiatlon (Un) Republic Pictures (Up) Republic Sperry May a 10 Corp of Southwestern 20 14% —25 : Raytheon Mfg Co (Uu) Remington Rand Ipc (Un) Aug 25 >K Jan 31 a64 a 25 -j. Incorporated Oil Mar 46% Jan 38% a64 14 74 a44% a44% a64 3% 8,315 76 4 Phillips Petroleum 14 861' Jan com Corporation 38 Va 3.083 17 (Un) Dodge Philco 34 Va 22 5,975 10 — Car (Chas) Phelps Jun 25% Jan — World Co Jan 25% 25% Jan -10 Pennsylvania Railroad 11% * —I Jan 20% 54% Jan Jan ' Hancock Oil Co class A— Preferred Hilton Hotels Corp Honolulu Oil Corp__ _4 Feb Jan 44% Aug 25 V* July 6OV4 Feb 20% 645 1 23 Va 58 1 20 60 1 27 % Mar a58 a577/a 26 28c • 6.00 Mar a25 (Un) 110 440 1,302 • 8% Aug May 3 Apr 58 (Un)-^ Penney (J C) Co (Un)____T 228 123% 213/4 25 13/4 29 287 a347/a a36% . 5% 1% Jun 100- 134 60c July July 55 Vs 355 3,135 a32 a33 V2 a32 * (Un) 1% .74 1% Apr 4 44% Aug 20% Aug 2.60 . a25 (Un) American Aug 4,734 37c 407'a 825 Para-mount. Pictures Signal Oil & 3.00 2.15 Tel & Shell 21% 34 44% Western Oil Jun 4 V2 , 4% —1 1 48, 34% a35 Va '39% * 200 May May 2.60 10 common (Un), • 47 38 V8 20% a 2.95 Oil Gulf Oil Corp 26% Aug 41 Aug 70% Aug 43% Great , Jan 67% •--* : - Corp Jan 2474 70 Va 10 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Graham-Paige 20 1,253 —-1 Aug Jun 32% July 35 Va Aug J9% Jan 14c 2.50 18 Va Feb. —100 1 Tel Schenley * Co (Un) 55 41 II,000 1,500 common--- Pacific Sapphire 443i G-ood Humor Co of Calif common—50c Prior pfrt 5 Great 3734 300 17c 2.75 Co Pacific 73/8 Aug 46% July 3 (Un) & 40% 22% 15c — —— Lighting 24 % Aug Jan 5 — General Motors Corp common——: 5 General Public Utilities (Un)— 2.—^—5 General Telephone (Un) ,-20 Gladden Products, Co 1 Gladding, a26 Va a26% . 1% Jan 10 1st preferred Seaboard Garrett Corp Jan 6y. 700 , 25% 100 - 2.75 Petroleums St Farmer & Merchants Bk— 213% 21% 8 74 Jan 480 274 May 17c (Un) Rice Ranch Oil Co— 22% 47Va 17 7/a • 73/8 Mar . Jan 89 VII ';'" 9 % • 9% Railroad Co .(Un)—: Exeter Oil Co Aug July 240 a40%> a40.% Erie Aug Va Aug 17 108 a 17 21 ' Apr 62 35% 2% Jan 295 ., 43 Va Aug Jan. 1.85 16 2.75 Corp Indemnity Radio 13 Va ' Gas Electrical/Products ElectroDflta ^ 26% a60 a6L7a a60'/4 3/4 Aug 29 59 Va 383 26% Jun 34 310 Jun 1334 Aug 31% Aug 15% 171 32 Va — Eastman Kodak Co—— El Paso Natural 32 V2 9% 8 . Jan 500 al40% al36% al41% y 0 Jan 2634 Mar 642 . Apr 8 26% July 734 Aug 5% Mar ■ ' U Aug 51% Aug 6% Aug Jan 6% ,% 100 a41 % a417/a — 35% 200 a29 Va a29 Va -- 66 300 8% 13% 31% * 24 Feb July 47% Aug 7%- Aug 8Va Jan. 200 13 12% 1 . 8% , 13 % ;a29Va Feb 57% 1,640 51% 6%. Jan .225 11 51%. 15% Aug 21% Aug 13% •• 88 Jan 44 41 220 7% 10% 6% ——50c 4.—"—' 175 a75% a76% 10 (Un) Dresser In'dustrles (El) Jan a45 % a46% Chemical duPont July 373/b 35% - 32 25 ' a8% Elop common Pacific 2634 Aug 18% May Jan 16 % 40 1 Douglas Aircraft Co—-. 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Co Power 1 _ Tel (Un) to St.oraue A Steel Range Since Jan. 1 110 56% 573/4 170 172% 174% 1,921 I 681 193/4 Jan 1,167 29% Jan 650 8% Jan 10 6 13% 14 58% 62% % 175% Jan 213/4 8 % 8% 366 235 406 1.874 110, 43/fe 25% Feb Jan -Aug 573/4 Aug Jan 44 155% 36% 9% 36 8 41 343/4 Mar 21 35% _ Htfh • July 25% July 37% July 10% July to 4 V2% 51/2% Genet al conv conv 6% 36 Jun July Aug Borden Co 6% Apr 9 Aug 6% 23 May 27% Jan — 413/4 42 100 41 May 42 Apr 20% 20% 20% 55 18 Mar 20 % Aug 92 18 Hamilton 1 Watch (The) Co — (Glenn July 13% 13% 59 22% 23% 1,420 10% 10% 10% & 18 July 15 July 650 9% Aug 10% Aug 200 3% Jun 4% Aug 10% Aug 32% Aug 19% 19% 20% 586 17% Jun 21% Feb 8 20% Aug 37 37 37 al74% a.l72%al74% 58% 58% 59% 803 29% Jan 39% July 1,358 1,041 156% Jan 55% Jun 173% July 65% Jan to, preference Scott Paper Sun Oil Co Co Washington $4.25 l.ighi & . - 5s series A___ — a20% 86% 7® - 43c 4% Jan — — 33 33 670 38% 38% 3,878 25% 52 38 Mar 35% May 31 Mar 6% 8% 39% May 4 Jan 2,405 5% Jan 593 28% Jan 85 18% 19% Aug 28% July 2,577 85 33 Jan 8% 36 July 47% Aug 32%, Jan 23% 7 34% 50 7% Jun 9% Jun 37% July 6 84 Mar 3,243 16% Jan 85 Aug 19% July 25 42% Jan 45 Mar 29% 29 29% 987 ?5% Jan 22 % Aug 30% 30% 30% 197 25% Jan 30% 28% 29% 188 26% Jun 29 % Aug Jan 100% July 10% 100 14% 100 - 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- — of Amer Crucible Steel Co Curtis a46 a69% 10% 6 Corp \l 14% Publishing Co 1.500 25 2,053 15% 20 /s J43 4 43 A 106 108 4 a iz Consolidated Zellerbach J7 a06% a66 4 a65% a65% 10/« 15% Solvents (Un)——.—Edison 23 Consolidated Crown 1,364 102 A 102 A 48 /4 48 /4 — —4 (Un) 12 - -10 _i———--2% >• 13 — — Curtiss-Wrlght Cypress Abbey Co Giorgia Fruit Corp class A com—5 .——5 Doernbecher Mfg Co — 4 Donilnguez Oil Fields (Un) 4 Dow Chemical Co common 5 Du Mont Lab class A (Un) _10c riu Pont de Nemours & Co (Un)—25 Class B common Lines Inc Eastern Air Eastman a it 51 % 51 4 104 /4 104/4 R36% a26^8 ^ % Jan Apr Jan J J® El Dorado Paso OH Nh1111*211 Works Gas Products Co.— Corp—L- — —,—10 — 4 Emporium Capwel) Co 4 Ewa Plantation Co.—-■—-l.--——^.20 75c 13/2 75c 17 16% 5% 41% 41% al40% a27% • 3 134 6 a41% — 49 — 16 17% ,« 17 5% 41% 5% 41 41% 41% 13% 13% al37%al40 A a27% a27 ,b 60 k 60% 6 6 A a40% a41% al0 4al0 4 48 4 49 21% 214 Aug 50 12% Aug 48 % 48% 44 600 ■ ft45 4 a46 A a69 a70 10 4 10 4 70% 70/» a A Li 90 103 . 1 (Un)— Kodak Co (Un) E) 32% 12 68% Aug 10 4 26% Jan 98 JO 35 26% Aug 50% 100 12% 4 15% Feb 10 910 23 /a 4 Feb Aug 62 5,214 24% 12% Jun Aug 385 a14 ®14 al4/s al4 /8 214 22 /2 2J 4 3 3% July 976 13 /« -- 10% July 28 Mar 13 221 11% 12 3% 3% 63/4 63 A, 23 /a Aug Aug 6% Aug 17% July 86% Au& 50 a20% a20% 86% 86/2. 77 k . 78 13 2% 15% May 774 37 Jun 700 59 Jan Apr Apr 15% Aug 20% Aug 44V4 Aug 110 Aug 10 7% Feb 12 Aug 287 41% Jan 46% July Mar 66% Aug 58 385 56 Feb 8% Mar 325 61 227 72% 46 1,303 35 Apr 76% Jan 35 Jan 101% Jan 11 Aug 71 >/4 May 78% July Jun 105 51% Aug 104% May 24% Apr 116 24 Apr 190 7 Apr 8% Aug 1,170 8 Jan 13% Aug Aug 28% 600 30 -2 (Un) 496 23 11 26/a 21% Co—... ,—3 4 Colorado Fuel to, Iron— —-—-Columbia Broadcast System cl A—2% 4,190 46% 10% 26% 24% — Apr Jun 350 a77 4 a88 A a14 8% 3 19% Mar 28 2 75 a70% a78% __ -- 60 28 2-75 — 2% -5 60 a9% al0% a3% a3% 3% 63 /4 a73% Chemical Clorox Electrical 4s series A 10% Commonwealth BONDS Bait Transit Co Feb May 36 25c 333 Chrysler Corp Cities Service Co Commercial 49 4 preferred Lothrop common .— --5 -10 (Un)— Columbia Gas System • $4.50 convertible Woodward __ a3% 112% July Jan 12% Mar Feb 13% common Apr — 28% 66% July Aug • (ins 8% Mar 95% a— Aug 51% July 10% Aug Feb 14% Aug 16% 1 preferred Jan 56% 18% 46% • _ _ _ Aug 34% 40 10 % Mar 45% 4 United Corp United Gas Improvement 415 56 200 Jan .50 Co common 2,600 __ Jan 38 % Di Reading 505 Aug 43% 37% July 23% Aug 36% Aug Jan 47% common— com 54 35 41 33% Mar 12% 50 Gas 157 10% — Jan 26 % May 15% Mar 19 10% all4all5% al22%al22% -b 34% 34% 40c 43c 5% 5% 6/2 __ 39 29 % 255 Preferred series B preferred Public Service £1 __ 320 July 31% May 15% Apr 925 35% 16% common.—. .10 20 5,100 765 100 _ Power 255 36% 36% a20% a20% 20/« 20/» 72c 80c Co— preferred 36% a20% a33Aa35A 38 /s 38 A 2,611 48% Mar 72c a34% 38 A 14% _io 17% Aug 1 Aircraft —-1 Chesapeake to. Ohio Rv (Un) 25 Chicago Mil St Paul RR com (Un) 4 45% 7 Jan Jan Corn— 13% 8% 14% 100 a62 % a63 A 44% 35 17% 11% July a62% 13% 17 120 20% Aug Caterpillar Tractor Co common——10 Celanese Corp of America • 44% Co— preferred 15 Jan 13% 1° Ry Pacific Canadian Eureka 24% May 25% Transportation 11% May 15% 280 ... Vought Jan 38% 843 240 14% May 1% Chance Jun Aug 5 14% 19% 17% 13% 19% 36 15 — Dry Ginger Ale (Un) Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd Central 10% May 72% a71% a71% 10% July 5 --S Feb 21 % Aug 66% Aug 35 V* Mar 2 —1 —5 Cement Co California Packing Corp 5% Mar May common Feb Jun 100 150 1 1 -1 5 4 Co Jackson Byron 23/4 16% .-5 51 Aug- 25% Aug 27% 318 25 Calveras Jan 825 1 Jan 43 11% --P2 -3 Corp Aug 440 « Burroughs Aug 10% Light com__ Ma,y 47"% May a55% a58% 19% 19% __ 5 (Un)__50 4 10 Bunker % 2 31% • div Jan 9% Common 3.60% 4 21% Aug 82% Aug 30% Pnilco Si.40 4 I50 preference Potomac Electric (Un).— 133/b 150 20 58% Jan 31% Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Pennsylvania Water & Power com. Peoples Drug Stores Inc Philadelphia Electric common 3.60% 50 1 2 20% 1 I Power Corp Potomac Edison 17% 2.853 22% 1 () Corp Participating 82% 40 1 RR div 21% Apr 21% Aug 16%c Pennsylvania $1 % 2 10 L)__ Pennsylvania Philadelphia 17% "l 10 * Merck & Co Inc Pennroad 80 3/B 21% 15 common common Homasote Co International Resistance Lehigh Coal & Navigation Martin 21% 21% 5 ... 88 47 70 Canada preferred 150 1,672 Company Hill to Sullivan (Un) 58 class A convertible tttciit Budd 23% 82 Mar 933 96% 66'A 55 Borg-Warner Corp (Un) Broadway-Hale Stores Inc 23% Corp 20 22% Mar a39 a39% a49% a50 (Un)— Jun 23% 5 96% 63% High 43% July 34% Apr 20 53% (Un) 14% 35 Gimbel Brothers Goldenberg Co Steel 66% 33% Aug —25 Range Since Jan. 1 70 a23% a23% a26% a27% a39 a49% Co Oil Feb Apr 21% 43 100 53% —-— 11% Mar 56 Jan —25 Jun Low 125 732 Co Blair Holdings Corn (Un)Boeing Airplane Co (Un) 27% 50c Shares 40% BishVoil 28% preferred Motors (Un) (111) Coast Line RR Refining Co Aviation Corp Bendix 388 10 Aug for Week 39% Aircraft Corp Beech 1,612 • 25 Sales Week's Range of Prices 4 —10 Corn...— Co Bethlehem 32% — 27% Aug 75 39% Beckman Instruments Inc.— 34% preferred Jan J an 50 —20 (Un) Topeka to Santa Fe Bankline 32% common Mar 22% 17% Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)—13 Baldwin Securities (Un) lc Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un) 100 Eandini Petroleum 1 34% Garfinckel (Julius) 22 Jun 50% a58% <■—4 (Un) Co Atok-Big Wedge Mfg Corp (Un) Low 41 5% 1 <Un)_,— Corp Woolen Archer-Daniels-Midland Co 32% non-voting July 127 __ 4 * -—100 25 Co Copper Mining Anglo Calif Natl Bank Atlantic Finance Co of Amer at Bait Class Jan 15 % 856 ._ (Un)—.—8 SS to. Tel to Viscose American 34% Batterv 7c Jan 5c 248 — 5 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% . 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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 -— Home Aug 24% 5 —4 -8.50 -It) 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 ___5 1 10 Gas Shares 4 —T Duquesne 200 10% (The) Gulf Producing...— Thor 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 Convertible 2nd preferred-— General 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% —6% 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 a44 V4 a45% 124 41% Apr 495/«NJuly 1,512 18% Jan 24 Apr 413/4 July 21% a45% 22 21% 21% 41 41 224 39% 14% 14% 218 13% Mar - .. 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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Pacific Oil & Gas Development— 33 %c ' Aug a__ 38% 2.50 _. tU'nr 314 25 _____ Apr 156 59% Mar series A 1,980 20% —5 _IL preferred- 40 Apr lfil - 22 VB ' 5 •• Aug 131% a70 com 20% i 21% j, .15 46 15 36% ? i,— common. 115 100 a27% a277/e • Fetioleum—_ Calif Southwestern "Public I) Pabco Proaucts Inc 39 156 / a68% Pacific: Cou...... United Oahu Sugar Co Ltd <Dn) Oceanic Oil Cow 36 V2 Aug 58 Aug • 17% May preferred.. Co Studebaker-Packard 343/4 (Un) ' GO 4.32% Southern Spiegel 32% July Jan 27 1,300 30,300 11,537 30% X, Aviation >n July % July 36 35% '35-/2 35%' 100 — Co Southern Feb 213/4 Jun Southern Sperry Corp 16% ... 26. 52 33 288 % a20 A—— Southern Calif Gas Co pfd Spalding Inc 15 — 58, .v. ' pfd 4.48% convertible Aug 6 203/4 Niagara .Mohawk Power^. Calif/Edison Aug 14% Jan 18 Aug May class Co Cumulative-preferred Aug 21% 21% 20% Corp Gas Oil Convertible 16 y4 Co.; !58 —7.50 Oil & Sinclair 173/4 Aug 1 (Un)I 988 36 •■. ' " • :— 35% ' Jan ' Shell Oil Co Jan Jan 19% (Un)-—5 Inc Products Aug July 15 Aug 24% Aug 62% Aug 40 ye May 33% July 373/4 8% Jij, 43 % Jan 562 92 37 Jan 48% ; 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 ' ■ (Un)— 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% a373/8 a38% 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 Corp. Preferred Matson Bros Bldg. Co. pfd. 6%_ Ryan Aeronautical Co.. 26% A Che m Aluminium to Merchant Roos a76% a76% I—10 3% a62 a63% ) Raytheon Mtg Co (On).. _50c 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 * Timber- 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 a74% a75% .-■* —I Harvester Nickel Internationa) 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% ; * Oil Hunt Foods 15 al2% 12% //• 22 . 5 Corp— Co class A (Un). 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)— Ry * <Un>— A 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. Preferred 100 Western 153 1,000 70c I_"i (Un) __ 10% al043/4 a __ 18% Aug 40% Aug 34c 3% Jan 6% Aug P' Jan 11% July 1,345 9 75 % 53 a 1043/4a 1043/4 50 Aug 78c Jan Jun .11 Jan 57% Aug Apr a_. a__ — Aug 5a 54 330 ?r% Msv a68 % e70 213 50% Mar 74% Jun 443/4 45 y4 850 40 May 45% Aug 6% 335 5 Apr 52% a685/e- _10 common Feb 1* 60 a5fly2 .10 9% 34% May 10s/8 10% a60 12% — 750 18 40% . 1 _ Inc , 11 18' 40 — 3 (Un)__ 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 9% .... July Aug July July Aug July Rfeel Corp noirimon, Utah-Idaho Sugar Co 1 6% , 6Ve Jan CANADIAN MARKETS RANGE FOR WEEK Montreal Stock «TOCK0 Last Sale Price < <1 New 4 y2 % "to, Paper preferred Acadia-Atlantic Class common Sugar common. ; A — • 29 * • 25% 22% * . Algoma 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 Exchanges through our Canadian ; affiliate tvhich has a direct private wire from coast to coast. 22% Aug Corp Tel Shares Range Since Jan. Class 69% 50 19% • Power Paper Teletype: NYl-1979 clasp A American Bank Note 4% % 5% 108 Apr 245 48% Co., C R preferred. 48 115 39 Vz 19% 2,420 123/4 101 390 82% 3,200 24 Vz 250 90 Jun 14 British Columbia Telephone ri 15% 52% 28 ,'28 28 445/8 45 7% - 53 7%* ■ 2,710 10% 1,120 2,425 40% Jan 7% 9,083 49% 50 49 May a20 10 16 Feb 26 Vz 7,785 20 Vz Jan 30 81% Feb 215 91 Vz Jan 53 53 125 48 Ve Jan 7% 7% 23% 23% 23% 14,005 2,655 42% 42%' » 43 1,180 - 26 ^ a93 a93 % * 103" xoo 53 .1. 25 7%"" 103" 55 Jan 6% 103 26% 16% Jan 39% May 951/2 Aug Jan 19 8,250 a20 a92% 3] « Feb 49% ^ _ioo * 101 Jan 95 Aug 19i/2 Aug Feb 30 95 Aug 48 Jan 28% 1* preferred 54 Jan 52% 100 48 % Jan 44% •* British Coiumbla Forest Products^-,British Columbia Power : Apr Feb 54 100%, • j— British American Oil common.^ Brit Col Elec Co 4% cum red pfd ." Feb 95 Telephone I25 Brazilian Traction Light & Power— • Bridge to Tank Co of Canada pfd___50 British 23% 104 28% * 15% to 90 19% 100 : class A Ltd B 25 53% 54 common Teleg 253/4 253/4 May Aug 48 50 pfd— ■ 107% 72 26 39% Mar 46 107% 107% „ 100 J^n 1,110 4,831 V, 1 High Li 1 a 43% 65% 25 / pfd: Paper 42% 66 Bell Tel: HAnover 2-9250 NEW YORK & Steels Bathurst I Pulp & Corp Ltd common.: 4% % preferred W. C. Pitfield & Co, Inc. 30 Broad Street preferred preterred__^ 42% • Aim.- all l Sales for Week High * _r Anglo Can Teh Co 4>/2% 8% Aug Atlas vCanadian securities., . Ltd Aluminum Co of Can 4% High 24 Steel Aluminium Range Since Jan. 1 Asbes'.ofe on Low Par Sales Assoc Est quotations Range ol' Prices , Week's Range 22 Last Sale Price a8 23% Week's Friday STOCKS Low Abltlbl Power 80 Exchange Canadian Fund* Friday ENDED AUGUST Feb July Aug AUg Apr 491/2 AU6 28 45 9% , ' 19 July Number 5353 180 |lume The Commercial and Financial . . . Chronicle (755) 39 CANADIAN MARKETS 1 RANGE FOR Friday Week's Range "" - . Low all class A__ Bruck Mills Ltd produces Gold Dredging— Bulolo • 5 : • AUGUST I 20 STOCKS Shares S " 42% 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 _____ I Products 33 al57 22% 525 22% 643/4 preferred Ontario 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 Sale Price 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% * 26% . Mining Consol Smelting & Textile Consolidated "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 ' Aug al4 al4 — 8% 25 Feb • Leather Co Ltd class B__ __~X, Seagraflis Distillers * • Ltd— Bridge' —:—: 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 common —-• Lime Howard 2m 26% Rav 21 21% 7,150 12% Jan 21% 21% 3,230 15 Vb Jan 6% $4.25 InM Nickel Canada International International Co Labatt Lake Laura the Class ' Morgan 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 Dominion w Imperial ■■ 48 , Ro.val — Rights Canadian Stock Canadian Friday STOCKS I 21 22% 34 35% 35% } 28% 28 VB * Corp.. $3.00 2nd preferred—, Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd 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 — a63 a63 20 — a9 a9 15 a90 __ a90 5 a70c — a70c 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__ ■ ___ , . 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 a92 a92 a92 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 * Ltd A_* —* com .-50 convertible preferred (Alfred 1 Lambert 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 A — 28 48 37 29% 3,345 a53 50 50 40 5 al2 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 jh-v-h preferred- Consolidated 32 11% _! Div 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 -47% .47% * i ■ al04 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 Dominion 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 » "v <30 Mar 12 221 140 29 mm mm * Canada " 4,585 V 140 4 26% 34 i " •mm*' 325 - 36 * common 15% 19% al9% 36 hoo 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 ' Eaulpihent 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 -100 Placer Development Powell River Company al05 35 V2 21 s. 'mm i._ al05 al3% al3»/2 25% 25 l/j,preferred _1— common preferred 13 $1.75 ~7 6% 25 Canadian Celanese common $1 24% Penmans * al05 i . — 31 . • al05 al05 *—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 _• Ltd 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 Pato 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 Amalgamated Larder Leduc American American Ltd Nepheline Amurex Oil Anacon Anchor Petroleum A Anglo-Canadian 3c & Paper Arcan 18c 5c 15,500 Trans-Dominion Trebor Mines 7c Mining fa Oil— B>„. 43 14 Mar Mar 93c 1.14 Mar 7c .1 ' ' July 16c 13c 10,825 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 25" Apr 1.70 Feb 3.85 Aug Pe M*»r JJan 7c Jun 2.17 61,000 10c lie io:5oo 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 ,> 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 lie Jun 36c Mar 12c 15c 84,537 11,800 40c 42 %c 9c 9c * 15% 13% 9C 6,815 - Apr 13c I6V2 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 — io Nov 26) 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 - Whitehall 4-5335 Canadian Afflllat*$ Gairdner flf Company Limited 2.17 18c Aug Apr CANADIAN SECURITIES Members: The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada Investment Bankers Association of America Wire system to 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 8C 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 15,153 Atlin-Ruffner Aumacho May 8.50 Aug 43% — 1 : 40c Aug 2,500 20,900 (1937) Jan 12 %c 6c 12c Mines Feb 2.15 1.50 July 3.25 Mar 7.65 107% 10 Steels Apr 3.60 1.65 Athona 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 • Jun 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 * , ._ Preferred 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 Oil Pulp Jaii July 3.d0 9c 1.04 Klines Aug 2.00 Aug Range Since Jan. 1 High * * Anglo-Canadian 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 Gold 63c 1.80 * AvlUabona 1,000 9c Rock Iron Mines Ltd—; Sullivan Cons Mines- 55c 55c —.—1 —— Auto 28,700 1.35 Steep July 1.80 • Ltd Jun 9c 7c Standard 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 * Petroleums 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 a27c Opeiniska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1 Orchan 500 69c 50c ; Ltd-- 5%c 52c 65c . * Ltd 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% — __l 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——— Jardun 18% 1 i, Mines 18 l — Jaculet 18 a4c 5 Ltd Inspiration Mining fa. Dev Co Iso Jan 6.40 Aug 1.24 Jun 3,500 2.03 Toronto Stock Apr Ltd-,-* Metals 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% ; Ltd 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 ■ • • Ltd——* Limited 1.08 - 1.25 Mar Jan Ltd Mines 1.03 6.85 Aug 5.90 * 1.25 Petrol-Chemical— 11 %c 1,300 Mines Nickel Fenimore 150 1-60 July 1.62 Aug Apr 1 Trans 5,000 —1 - 4,100 Jun 1 Souris May 4c 7c Refining— 1 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 '• __ 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 __ & ,, 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 • vtc Mines 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 —- Beaucage Mines 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—.: Arnora Sulphur Mining Corp 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 !0lume Number 5353 180 The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ., . (757) 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 { Trans — 1 I< 1 L (Eastern) ?acific Petroleum _i . Hershey Tubes— page 1.00 8.10 65 ___• " DnltliiK Parker 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 '! Jan 1.00' Aug 33 V2c 28,650 Feb 55c ! Aug Jan " Gas Nat River ""ace __1 _ 5,505 i 4.75 41'' 41 3.50 Aug 5 40 8.40 Mar 42 Apr 11 ioy3 11 I,770 10 July 4100 99% 100 295 99 July _1 Mineral Oils Ac " 3.85 41 ___* com Goldfields Pershcourt i —100 Credit. Jewelers Preferred Peoples Peruvian ,..,4.75 * Penman's Ltd common lOc 1 • Petrol Oil 8t Gas._ v 9c 1.3Q 1.05 45c ; 10c 41c ^ „ 2,500 Mines. Gold Crow Pickle Gold * 1 Union Aug 100 % Aug 1I%C* 1 1 Pitch-Ore Uranium : Place) Development Ponder Oils . .1 Oils Poplar Powell River Powell Rouyu Power Con) Cor)) class B_ United United Qui led Steel Apr 62c - ___ 45 1— Ventures Quebec Copper Nickel Corp Quebec Mining Radlore Uranium Red Poplar Gold Reef Regcourt Reliable $1 B Roxana Roy Western . 19% 13c 16,250 02c 15,300 10c 56c 97c 32,320 54c Mar 11,725 12c July 9,000 Uc Apr 6,500 3%t: Lawrence 13c 13%c 9,100 *' / Sand 2.60 , 440 Scurry (10541 Sheep Creek Gold— Slcivs Sigma Mines Simpsons bomerville ,2.000 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 •- **19,400 -17 StadacOna Mines Stanwell oil 500 Starratt Olsen Stedman Steel of Taylor, Texas - __ 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% ''' '20 37c __ 12% 5J % 42c 12% •' 46c 36% __ __ 24'/2 62c ' . , 23% 36% 51 Toronto General _•„* Tru.st,s_— Works L-. com A. 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 1.13 ' 1.20 24%c Aug 18% 3.90 . , __ 49c 1 1.64 16% 20 0 < 22% 51 „ 51 10c 11c 9% 19 2.10 2.25 1.00 ' 1.00 14c 14%c 20 20 44c 50c 1.58 1.65 9% " 2.1G • • * - ; 41 Jan Feb 1.95 Aug Jan 1.14 - %C Aug 10c, 9o\ Jan 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 e FOR OUT-OF-TOWN sale (not included ' 59c Jan 27 Jun Aug r delivery sale (not Included year's range). Cash sale Issued. x fnclnded In year's range). Ex-divldend. y ' (not wd When delivered. wl When Selling ex-interest, 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 _• - — 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 • ! Westingbouse Coast Copper 5% <■ Marconi 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 <• 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 - __Ll Tip Top Tailors Tombili Gold Torbrlt Silver ,2,700 11% 20 103V2 103V2 ___1—_i___l 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.. Mines - Jan Canadian Fonda Canadian Pulp Sr, PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop— Aug 9% Hlc 55c •• 2.60 V 40 2,199 ; ll'Ac . 13 Vac Anglo July 1.20 1.500 4 10c • . 751 I0%<: July 20c 19c •* 10() . 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 ' -751%' Aug 6.00 5%c July , . .150 2.50 65c Par Jun 13,450 . 2.50 11c A Friday Jan I3%c ."15c ' ■> » class Sale Price Aug 11c 6.15 ' ; Mines 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 — .1 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 ___*/ 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 Mines » 1.85 - Feb 5%c Aug , 6%c 1 , 15%c —__1 Steeloy Mining ; Steep Rock Iron JUi"es Sudbury Contact Surf : 28 — Cons ■ • Jan 5.10 * Canada «"lHv»n • York 10Vac Feb ■ 75c *" Bear Feb Jun __ l'" Gold Bros ; Jan 9c 1 75c .' 4.90 Jun 9c 97% •' 101 Jan , 9%c Jun 5V«c an 19% Jnn- ir> Mar Ltd 7 Vac 80c 40%c July 6%c Mnr V 10 * 4.90 ._1 Mines 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 _L50 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 . Wright-Hargreaves 20c 49% * 38 4.00 63c ] Mines Aug 2,725 ' 1 i-\ new " 2,560 J,--; Co 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 ■ Sllanco 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 __ 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 \ __ .. • Ltd Oils 6,763 65 Yt 4c May Apr ';18 5c 3%c 1 Freehold 12 Va 62 38 Mines 9,000 ; Rainbow ^"''uritv 8c Apr 25c 2,500 F ' *8% Aug ,, 13% July 25c • — White Hardware Willroy Feb v, 14 . >v .—J ! 20% May 1.57 Aug 8,400 430 , 4c 73c 11% Aug 100 Preferred 43%' 44% 5%c ' 43% ^--1 Gold— 19 50 21 7% I A Ltd Tungsten 12cl2V4c , lc _'_1', Sarnia Bridge 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 ic / lc ' J_\'" ,_1 t—- Petroleums * Ltd , 5.10 Aug Feb 2.30 67.925 Aug 1.00 Mar 13% Mar 15 7^.15 /\ _1 ___• L 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 '• 9c 1 St class 7y2cMar < 2.65 llVi x. F1 i v 5c' Feo 7% ' Grocers 1,000 85c W'. . 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 —lc Western 3.80 3.05 July 85c 90c 11c 14 V2C 66c 71c 4.70 5.10 40c 44c 19% 20 44c Rtjpununl Gold' °'issell 14 3,025 65 Products Westeel Weston 1 , jun 7% Breweries 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% "lio Western 15,799 Oils 8% 14 x West 4.20 Aug 1 ! Apr 98c . 5.75 July ^ L___ 19% 21 m 15% July Mar r"I. 18% 1.57 common 5%c Jan 87c COnsol 3%c 6%c III* Aug 4.20 May __ warrants July 72o! 'Jan - ' 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 . . . ' I 11' i ■. :• i ' 1 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