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MONDAY
S'Ty
Michigan
ISSUE
"The Commercial w
Chronicle
inancial
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
New York
Number 5403
181
Volume
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
INSURANCE
MISCELLANEOUS
-
This
.
and its subsidiaries, according to
company
preliminary figures,
quarterly dividend of 40 cents perpajable March 12, 1955, to all shareholders of record of Feb.
share,
As
of
result
a
agreement
an
this corporation
between
Detroit Stock
Miller
and
Inc.,
organized
was
hats
retail
outlets
manufacture
to
and
Hat
Bros.
Miller
Bros,
are
late
for
zation
The
Miller,
Dorsey
subsidiaries.
its
Miller Bros., sells primarily to national chain
Corp., Dallas, a wholly-owned distributing
parent company.
stores.
Miller
Texas
subsidiary,
Hat
organized in 1936 and services retailers in the South¬
Products,
Inc., a
wholly-owned manufacturing
was
Miller
Texas
west.
Subsidiary was organized in 1946 to manufacture hats to be dis¬
tributed throughout the
South,
Southwest and Far West by both
Miller Bros, and Texas Miller Hat Corp.
Southwest Miller Corn., a
wholly-owned
children's,
subsidiary located in Corsicana, Texas,
and men's caps.
It was organized
manufacturing
manufactures
m
or
Exchange
one-story
unit in the United States.
square
feet of' operating
space
with an
feet of warehouse space.—V.* 179, p. 2137.
manufacturing
hat
140.000
covers
150,000 square
General Corporation &
This
corporation's
Exchange
L.
Park,
C.
These
in
stock
common
is
now
Netherlands, it
the
was
during
$4 459 000.
shares
also
Boston,
Hsted
are
Detroit,
Los
or
on
the
Midwest,
Condition
Combined
there is every indication
that
better than in 1954.
amendments liberalizing the
pension plan for hourly rated employees and the contributory retire¬
ment and supplementary
pension p ans for salaried employees.
The
stockholders also amended
the by-laws and articles of incorporation
providing for the establishment of a restricted stock option plan for
officers and
key personnel who are mainly responsible for the con¬
tinued growth and development of the business and its future finan¬
Investment News-Cover
181, p. 1.
success.—V.
cial
stock
York, Phila¬
The Course of
—
...
-
Other expenses
Provision for Federal
50
Statement of Member Banks
Federal Reserve System
income.
sold
gross
'
31—
Six Months Ended Dec.
Total
taxes
of
49
47
Bank Clearings
Net
Rise—
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Kid Co.
Cost of products
Banks
Reserve
Allied
Statement of Federal
Condition
following
New
has improved for all
where facilities are operating
demand
said' that
President,
Hanley,
operations for 1955 will be substantially
The stockholders on Feb.
3 approved
55
11
Foreign Exchange Rates
49
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_49
plant
additional
The
listed on the Amsterdam
announced on Feb. 4 by
traded
Angeles,
j.
E.
products and particularly for flat rohed
at near capacity levels.
He stated that
Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable......
Treasurer.
exchanges:
total of $82,662,244
totil of $56,105,990
costs, including wages, salaries, social security taxes,
pension and insurance.
State, local and miscellaneous taxes
1954
amounted to $1,632,029 and Federal income tax accruals were
employee
for
State and City
Admiral Corp.—Listed on Amsterdam Exchange—
■clock
$2,000,000
increased by approximately
$3,656,094.
Other principal costs during the year included a
for raw materials, services, supplies, etc., and a
1950.
Many hats for introduction this fall by The Adam Hat Manu¬
facturers, Inc. will be manufactured both in the New England area
and at the Miller Bros.
Hat Co., Corsicana, Texas plant,
the largest
been
have
would
share of common
to accelerated
per
addition
ciation,
—
Miscellaneous Features
boys'
were
during
stock.
amortization charges for normal depre¬
depletion and plant retirements during the year amounted to
$1.19
In
—_—40
41
Toronto Stock Exchange
42
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
45
Over-the-Counter Markets..
.
46
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages....
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
Stock
Canadian
stock
earnings
which
adjustments
Stock Exchange
Montreal
Its principal
the company
common
Net
tion
Stock Exchange._—39
Exchange
39
Francisco Stock. Exchange
.....39
San
another brother.
Miller
Bros.
Hat Co.,
Inc. whose headquarters
is at 260 Fifth
Avenue, New York, is a parent company of a number of wholly owned
subsidiaries.
In addition to its own manufacturing operations, Miller
Bros, performs as a selling, styling, purchasing and financing organi¬
the
with
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1954.
affected by deductions for accelerated amortiza¬
1954 totaled $6,156,319.
Had the company elected
to
forego accelerated amortization and take normal depreciation on
facilities necessary to national defense, net' earnings alter related tax
of
38
Stock
Pittsburgh
1
Steel Corp.—Earnings, etc.—
Helped by a sharp increase in the demand for flat rolled silicon
and stainless steel products during the latter part of the year company
sales and revenues during 1954 totaled $170,056,405.
Net earnings for
the year were $4,246,083.
Alter provision for preferred stock dividends
net earnings were equivalent to $2.30 for each of the 1,683,360 shares
Allegheny Ludlum
36
Exchange
Stock
approving the transac¬
the Commission's order
\
Philadelphia-Baltimore
distribute
more
Hat stockholders on Feb. 9, 1955.
Co., Inc. was incorporated in 1911.
Isaac and David Miller who organized
proved by Adam
stockholders
Miller
by
Midwest
than 200 Adam stores, agencies and other
throughout the country.
This arrangement was ap¬
the
to
Adam
Exchange
Exchange
Angeles Stock Exchange..
Los
Inc., in which Miller Bros, purchased the wholesale
division of Adam Hat, a new company, The Adam Hat Manufacturers,
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
Co.,
Hat
Bros.
Stock
Boston
Exchange-.,
Stock
American
of
tion.—V.
15
^-27
31
36
.36
36
Exchange (Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York
Inc.—Sells Wholesale Division—
Adam Hat Stores,
after issuance of
181, p. 201.
days
New York Stock
authorization by
surrender for exchange
and
series A preferred or such lesser number as the direc¬
deem sufficient.
The exchange offer will terminate five business
tors
Page
President, state that the fourth quarter sales of
$22,001,765 reilects the up-turn *n busintss experienced by the steel
industry.
He also reported that current orders indicate a continua¬
tion of fourth quarter results well into
1955. Earnings for the last
quarter of $1,423,233 or 72 cents per share contain some extraordinary
year-end adjustments that were less favorable than those occurring
in the final quarter of the previous year.—V. 181, p. 1.
Commission
Commerce
100,000 shares of
Stock and Bond Quotations
Gillies,
M.
Interstate
present
removed. Dividend
share on May 1.
would be
stock
A
would amount to $18,050,208 or $137 a
Consummation of the exchange ofler is subject to
14, 1955.
F.
series
on
arrearages
accumulation
the
declared a
also
company
of
shares
dividend
In This Issue
S
The
all
If
$71,799,884 with
share. This com¬
sales for the previous year oi $76,992,558 or $3.35 pel
with
to accrue on the new stock May 1, 1955.
existing series A preferred are exchanged,
dends would commence
report sales for the year ended Dec. 31, 1954, at
net earnings after taxes of $3,689,022 or $1.86 per
pares
preferred issue. Divi¬
present $4 prior
stock but junior to the
common
Earnings Off—
Steel Co.—Sales and
Acme
Copy
a
Investment News
General Corporation and
RAILROAD
Price $1
7, N. Y., Monday, February 14, 1955
profit
1954
1953
$12,344,975 $11,562,263
10,681,464 10,349,728
954,117
943,851
355,000
122,000
—
Earnings per
share
.——
$146,684
$0.60
$354,394
$1.47
180, p. 621.
—V.
delphia-Baltimore, San Francisco and Toronto.
u!niral Distributors Corp., a
+
established
to
the
conduct
vision-appliance
branch
manufacturer,
wholly-owned subsidiary, has been
distributing
effective
Feb.
newly-formed Canadian
subsidiary,
Jnenco-Aeroquip Ltd., has acquired all of the assets of Prenco Progress
Engineering Corp. of Toronto, Canada, relating to its flexible hose
nnes and
self-sealing couplings business, including machinery, equip¬
ment, inventory and unfilled orders, for an undisclosed sum. Prenco
a
former licensee of Aeroquip.—V. 181, p. 641.
I
corporation,
Akron, Canton
through
&
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
GrosS
Net
1954
1953
1952
1951
$451,114
railway.
$422,142
$498,686
149,921
82,163
$452,601
148,256
55,483
5,671,667
5,726,423
1,870,278
662,112
108,464
72,799
126,872
42,366
5,093,296
6,291,763
2,137,185
868,574
railway
oper.
income
Jan.
Prom
l—
from
from
railway
railway
1,032,315
Net ry. oper. income
^~v- 181,
p. 1.
Alabama
Great
452,995
Net
et
Southern
from
railway
railway
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
1953
1954
from
ry.
1,632,706
834,934
$1,565,030
$1,575,733
423,699
480,022
155,884
253,465
17,486,057
19,861,576
4,524,171
5,841.160
2,264,734
3,004,7791
income
1951
1952
$1,858,954
709,969
320,630
$1,908,631
684,333
19,737,823
5,219,630
19,958,220
3,731,256
2,057,518
1,390,403
420,005
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
v
ftom
rk;
railway_^._.
railway
oper- income
^~V- 184. P.
bank
$25,000,000
of
President of Preston East Dome, and Senator
Q.C., will remain on the board representing the
large interest in Algom of Preston East Dome,
„
Joseph H. Hirshhorn, who was primarily responsible for the
financing of the company and is a large shareholder, will also remain
on
the board.
Other directors will include J. N. V. Duncan, Manag¬
ing Director of Rio Tinto; D. R. Derry, and E. B. Gillanders,
Rio Canadian
Exploration Ltd.
The group headed by Rio Tinto consists of Commonwealth Develop¬
ment Finance
Co. Ltd., N. M.
Rothschild & Sons, Robert Benson,
H.
W.
Salter
Bouck,
A.
Q.C.,
Lambert,
Sogemines Ltd.,
and Amsterdam
of
Also participating are Model, Roland & Stone
New York (represented by Leo
Model, a partner), whose cooperation
with J. H. Hirshhorn facilitated the present arrangement, and
ner
& Co. Ltd. and
Burns Bros, and Denton Ltd., both of Toronto,
Corp.
Gaird-
Canada.
This
is
to be the largest single investment of British
Canadian mining enterprise and has entailed long
negotiations which commemnced in early November,
believed
in any
complicated
capital
and
105.
Groupe
Co.,
&
Overseas
agreement between Algom Uranium and Rio Tinto is
Canada by Rio Canadian Exploration Ltd.,
in which
The
(Canada)—Management
in
Ltd.
also
per
share
and Rio Tint®
Ltd., jointly announce that agreebrimfSf».
,reacbecf whereby about $41,000,000 will be provided
prorinrtf
Quirke Lake and Nordic Lake properties of Algom into
and Rpff'l 0n
basis of a Letter of Intent from Eldorado Mining
oxidp " nln£ Limited for the sale of the estimated output of uranium
000 nnn ncentrates for a
period of about five years, totaling $207,Rio Ti Eldorado is a Crown corporation,
Technical Management Contract, including
ke8
t0 ne£°Date sales contracts,
being n»rrJ;ement
Provides for 100,000 shares of Algom Uranium
thp
ri„v,.be erven
by Rio
the
■Algom
*11
a
'Tint8Sed at
P®1" share on the signing of the agreement
f
thus providing temporary financing, and for $40,000,000
n^mi of loans. which carry warrants for 1,500,000 shares of
exercisabie at $11 per share.
If the warrants were
cised tis
would
bring the
issued
capital up to 4,350,007
shares
Sogemines
Alleghany
Corp.—Recapitalization Plan Approved—
stockholders on
subject to authorization
Commission, proposes to offer holders of
The
company,
right to exchange each share of their
ferred shares. The new preferred will
of the Interstate Commerce
its 5.50% preferred stock the
stock for 10 of the new 6% pre¬
be convertible into common stock
on
payment of $3.75 for each share of common, at a fixed conversion
rate, computed to the nearest one-tenth of a share.
The
new
stock
would be
senior to existing series A
preferred and
details, see
For
Terminal Co., Broadview,
Allied Van Lines
111.—Files
corporation on Feb. 2 filed a letter of notification with the
$250,000 of 3% subordinated debentures due* June 1, 1980
to be offered
at face value, without underwriting.
The net proceeds
are to be used to pay for competition of terminals and for acquisition
The
land.—V.
of
178,
p.
145.
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
Allis-Chalmers
Harvester
Gleaner
See
Alstores Realty
trustee,
180, p.
below.—V.
Co.
1097.
Corp.—Trustee Appointed—
Trust
Bankers
The
Co.,
New
York, N. Y. has been
for $9,500,000 of general
15, 1975.—V, 178, p. 2473.
paying agent and registrar
sinking fund
4%
bonds due Jan.
Aluminium, Ltd.—Offering
appointed
mortgage
99.8% Subscribed—
$904,314 shares of capital stock has been 99.8%
subscribed, according to a preliminary report by the company.
The stockholders had been offered
rights to subscribe for the new
shares on a one-for-10 basis until Jan. 31 at $47.60
(U. S.) or $46
(Canadian)
per share.
The company's 1953 offering of 818,657 shares resulted in a 99.7%
subscription.—V. 181, p. 201.
The
of
offering
American Brake
Net
to
per
year,
amounted
Fourth
with
43
the
for
earnings
$3.19
$3.70
Feb. 8 approved the creation of a new class of
6% convertible preferred stock, $10 par value, consisting of 1,367,440
shares, and an increase in the authorized common stock from 12,350,000
to 20,000,000 shares.
The
completed.
SEC covering
the
irientiSv,COmPany
"to
quickly
was
181, p. 641.
V.
represented
participated.—V. 180, p. 345.
Completed—The
mon
1954.
Contra1-? ^ran*um Mines Ltd.
Corp.—Stock Offering
offering of 300,000 shares of no par com¬
stock by Lehman Brothers and Associates at $54.75
Hayden,
initial
Lonsdale
Stores
recent public
of
both of
December—
Gross
a
Youngrstown RR.—Earnings—
December—
provide, in addition to the $41,000,000 mentioned above,
a
further $16,150,000.
,
v
The
$40,000,000 million is to be provided in the
form of: (a)
$15,000,000 advance arranged by Rio Tinto from a Canadian
on
security of a first charge on the properties; and (b)
in the form of a 5%
debenture loan from a group headed by Rio
Tinto redeemable at par and carrying warrants for the purchase
40 shares
at $11 per share for each $1,000 debenture.
Rio Tinto
will
receive warrants
to purchase an additional 500,000 shares
Algom at $11 per share.
The Algom board is to be increased from
seven to nine members.
In addition it has been agreed between Rio Tinto, Preston East Dome
and
Joseph H. Hirshhorn to set up a Voting. Trust for a
period
of 10 years in order to ensure continuity of control.
Franc
R.
Joubin will remain
as President of the company and
will
and
Aeroquip Corp.—Acquires Operations in Canada—
This
Allied
tele¬
operations of the
181, p. 105.
1.—V.
rate
increased
were
Given
are
Earnings Lower—
estimated at $4,304,000.
equal
or
cents per share compared
earned in the second and
reported that the low level of incoming
the second quarter and since mid-summer
Given
producing
American
in
of orders has been
the cost-cutting
encouraging.
measures > instituted in
results and that the prospects for better
excellent.—V. 179, p. 2137.
said
earnings were
See
1954
quarter
earnings rose to 78
and 65 cents respectively
cents
quarters.
Mr.
orders
was
reached
Mr;
year
for
1954
third
the
Shoe Co.—1954
share of common stock compared with $4,853,000
share in the preceding year.
In a preliminary report
Wm. B. Given, Jr., Chairman, stated that sales for
to $109,900,000 compared with $139,800,000 in 1953.
per
that
good
Home
Products Corp.—Unit
Beech-Nut Packing Co.
below.—V. 178, p. 2194.
1954
1955
Sells Plant-
2
1
'• i. '*<-■
Scientific, Inc., New York—Files—
American
.
The
corporation
stock (pam 1 cent) to be offered at
& Willard, Boston, Mass.
The net pro¬
current indebtedness and for working
common
share through ^fcCoy
per
ceeds
to
are
used'
be
Consolidated
for
Feb. 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
on
covering 50,000 shares of
$1
to
pay
capital.
The
manufacture
will
company
equip¬
Corp., Newark, N. J.
American Uranium Exploitation
—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
covering
offered
net
The
proceeds
filed
31
Jan.
on
notification with the
(par one cent) to be
letter of
stock
a
of common
shares
6,000,000
five cents
at
1953
share through Richard & Co., Newark, N. J.
to be used to pay expenses incident to mining
profits
before
for
$134,154
and
taxes
were
per
value
are
assets
rent
six
are
Inc.—Securities Offered—
Offering of 225,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock,
t>y2% series, was made on Feb. 9 by an underwriting
jointly headed by W. C. Langley & Co. and The
First Boston Corp. at par ($25 per share) and accrued
Croup
dividends.
Gross
preferred stock is redeemable at
Net
ry.
aggregating
Any
balance
net
will
from
proceeds
be
applied
$10,000,000
will
remaining
trol
and
the sale of the preferred and
the payment of the company's bank
which bear interest at the rate of 3%.
be
available
additional
for
of
principally engaged
water
controls
and
owns
is
supply
in
the
income—
126,971
67,781
311,573
149,569
from
Net
ry.
waterworks
owned
CAPITALIZATION
American
systems.
companies
with
the
constitute
con¬
The
facilities
aggregate population
an
Pink,
fund coll.
Cumulative
6%
tr.
pfd.
systems
GIVING
Works
Water
5%
in
largest
States.
($25
($5
value)
par
value)
par
purchase
shares of
each
the
of
group
687,928
The
A.
5,000,000 shs.
to
and
Auchincloss,
Parker
distribute
The
the
number
name
of
Weeks &
Inc._
Bosworth,
Co.
Sullivan
&
Co
Moore, Leonard
Marshall
Paine,
(Inc.)
Ohio
(Inc.)
6.000
Corp.—
1,250
Blair
F.
Claybaugh & Co._
1,000
C. C.
Ccliings and Co., Inc.
1,500
F.
1,000
Columbia Investment Co.
Cunningham,
Co.,
R.
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Evans
A.
5,000
First
Charles
&
Hallgarten
this
Hawkins
Co
&
Hentz
Hill
&
Gross
1,000
Stix
1,000
from
Net
ry.
Gross
from
from
F.
Hutton
E.
&
Hutton
Gardner
1,000
1,000
Co
;
and
2,000
Lukens
&
1,500
Mason,
&
Co._
Hammill
&
Co-
&
Agee
&
3,000
3,000
Co
&
3,000
.2,000
1,000
1,500
Webster
2,000
,3,000
&
Inc.
L.
750
Co
Weld
Arthur
1,000
&
Co.
Wright
6,500
&
Co.,
Gross
Net
from
below
named
C.
agreed
the
Langley & Co
underwriter:
to
W.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis 10
Glore, Forgan & Co
10
Stone
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
10
Hornblower
10
—V.
&
Corp.—
Weeks
181, p. 541.
E.
Hutton &
&
Co
Webster
10
3,758,963
3,747,721
3,637,101
3,585,923
present
2,007,126
1,984.102
1,875,940
1,931,785
Junior
740,909
570,373
575,949
607,638
White, Weld & Co
1952
1951
$398,105
$399,395
Co.—V.
180,
p.
530.
by a secondary offering of 2,635
price, also by Reynolds & Co. The
Sates for
1954 sates
the
were
year
1954
$2,230,509
90,715
125,413
were
434%
lower
with
than
1953
the
sales
Co.—Buys Rochester Plant—
Jr.,
President,
announced
on
Jan
31
that
in
in
pnce
the newly acquired plant to
augment its
storage facilities for Strained Baby and
use
and
Rochester.
The
plant
trackage and
about
four
additional
already
and
vacant
warehousing
docks. In addi¬
truck
land
which
on
Beech-Nut
buildings to meet future demand.
a large Baby Food
plant in Rochester, plus
has
Canajoharie,
has 217,000 feet of
railroad
of
acres
100,184
65,079
3,891,590
4,508,290
4,555,493
4,573,561
181,
N.
Y.
(its
headquarters), and San
Jose
Calif.
410.
p.
111,545
34,324
Beneficial Corp.
Secondary Offering —A secondary
common stock (par $1) was
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
completed.—V. 174, p. 2354.
—
offering of 100,000 shares of
589,087
759,017
871,520
256,166
256,196
229,917
Feb.
on
2
891,876
152,712
made
It
Beane.
Feb.
on
filed
4
registration
a
statement
The
was
of
$10,000,000
Truck
first
and
purposes,
balance
the
and improvements.
is
estimated at
will
The
be
1955
used
at
Wall
One
the
of
be
received
be
by
The
Street,
construction
March
to
up
York
New
abovementionad
dated
company
15,
N.
11
for
Y.,
the
$10,000,000 first mortgage
1, 1955 and to mature March 1,
Tho
directors
180,
concluded,
subject
amount,
of a
Authentication,
and
delivery
the
by
amount—$13,474,000—of
general
the
Commission
Interstate
Commerce
1955, Finance
the
of
ments
to
approval
the
for
within
bonds
in
bonds
Report
bonds
will
provisions
of
sale
the
of
during
to
of
that
reimburse
continuing
period
April
1,
bonds
subject
for
to
the
mortgage,
general
from
general
which
expenditures for
the
additions
to
stated
that
funds' derived
from
extension of
tofore signaled,
C.
T.
C.
an
Upon
have
freight
freight yards
Coast
the
and
Line
and
new
additional
concerned,
with
facilities
though
property
can
Davis
Mr.
be
never
reminded
said
be
to
that
completed.—V.
conversions
on
share
common
a
one
common
$1.
But class B
rights.
voting
Detroit,
rental
of
in
"a
and
issued
W.
of
Other participants in
and Federal Motor
o(
the
Truck
Co.
Investment
M.
parts
and Federal,
owning the Federal
Northwestern
for
holding
a
present stockholders
to
Berghoff.
R.
is
company
Mich.
leased
its
$150,000.
at
the
Northwestern
to
be
into
Falstaff Brewing Co, at
Falstaff has a ten-year
to
addition,
the first
tenth.
Auto
about
Parts
both privately
according to Max E.
Federal Truck,
and
$10,000,000
Mr.
Inc.
brewery
In
prices ranging from $1,500,000 in
annually,
Rappaport will hold the
The
same
position with
merger
will provide Bergncu
business," Mr. Rappaport stated, while it "win
with a public
listing of our securities and also sufficien
abilities for future growth."—V. 179, p. 1046.
proposed
profit making
us
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Gross
ry.
From
Gross
Net
Net
181,
railway
railway
Jan.
from
from
ry.
l95jfi
1952
1953
$S27,381
$1,000,601
2,337,186
*811,800
*412,316
1,157,754
20,456,483
30,107,470
3,287,202
11,716,375
4,487,246
7,377,688
income
oper.
pro¬
will
1954
from
from
Net
expenditures
improvement of any
finally
equal
to
any
a
the class B
of
limit
no
amount
Northwestern Auto
December—
major
as
be
aggregate $2,20
have
supplier
a
Berghoff
Industries,
Net
insofar
Inc.,
is
$850,000
borrowing
passenger traffic needs; the
terminals; and the construction
like to meet the expanding indus¬
certainly
to
buy the plant
of
provide
area.
culmination,
20%
years
would
merged
Investment
amount
Napco
and
these projects, the extensive modernization
Coast Line has been engaged for several years
which
stock
Rappaport, President.
or
completion of
upon
approached
railroad
p.
for
and
tracks
spur
in
to
owned,
pro¬
signaling to important secondary main lines not here¬
involving extension on certain segments of the railroad
certain
in
April,
annual
year
better¬
bonds,
offices
of
industrial
gram
plant
option to
capital
(Centralized Traffic Control);
District
extension
B
be
Detroit,
M.
Last
and
the
to
W.
Sales
President;
the
of
working
class
Detroit
R.
Motor
when added to retained earnings, and alter
needs, will accelerate completion of improve¬
ment projects immediately in sight and to be undertaken
during the
years 1955 and 1956, including the modernization of existing signaling;
of
Napco
Napco
while
provisions
and
the
companies
are
stock¬
mortgage
include
would
in
equal $1.10
paid,
and
transaction in addition
Coast
1952,
all
the
10,
mortgage, for
additions and better¬
authority
288,000
share-for-share
a
convertible
shares
company
is
on
stock
common
would
common
such
new
there
consecutive
stock
issuance of
has
dividends
plus
by
Jan.
of
authorized
the
the
Present
general
for
the
of
authorized
Order
Further,
into
dividend
common
the
on
classes
dividend
property.
Davis,
sale
of
the
of
has
reimbursement
road
McD.
meeting
the
dividends
in
and
Berghoff
would be subject to certain minimum common stock
earnings requirements.
Berghoff shares would be exchanged for stock of the new
company 011 a share-for-share basis.
And an additional 288,000 shares
Inter¬
principal
trustees,
was
and
serve
$20,229,323.61
made
directors
terms
in
to
posed
The
to
property
of
the
the
ments
pursuant
mortgage
mortgage
of
converted.
if
Both
of
10%
be
50-cent
a
earnings for two
1953.
board
holders
18609.
expenditure
road
31,
The
for
Docket
treasury,
66%%
Dec.
the
to
of
if
could
Issue—
Commission, to offer for sale $13,474,000,
new series of general mortgage bonds.
maximum
a
shares
present,
outstanding.
convertible
or
stock
have
be
At
increase
an
1,000,000
However, if earnings of the
if
Commerce
stock
would
involves
to
stock.
B
share
or
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Plans Bond
with
B
400,000
class
year.
which
1985.—V.
of
common
class
basis
purchase
bonds,
of
The
from
shares
shares
on
recapitalization
stock
144,000
program
(EST)
a.m.
proposed
for
pay
$12,616,000.
the
of
Co.,
common
to
vote
Feb. 25 on the proposed
merger into this
Northwestern Auto Parts Co., Minneapolis, Federal Motor
Detroit, and two other associated companies.
In addition, the stockholders will be asked to
authorize an increase
in capitalization and change in name to
Napco Industries, Inc.
the
with
stockholders will
company
187Q.
p.
$1,723,630
*225,458
854,662
SUjU.iw
*434,9JU
i63,ooa
25,915,034
8,374,526
6,307,372
29,353,3 3
9.2]°-'
1—
railway
raiway
income
oper,
5,249,3 »
*Deficit.—V. 181, p. 2.
642.
Atomic Development Mutual Fund, Inc.—Assets Rise—
of
Dec.
assets
net
previous
to $13.06
(par
per
$1).—V.
share
181, p.
Baker Truck
979,837
on
31, '54
June 30, '54
,:$ 12,796,669
—
$2,226,997
outstanding shares of capital
642.
Rental, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Debentures
Offered—Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc., and GarrettBromfield & Co., both of Denver, last month offered
publicly $300,000 series A debentures dated Dec. 15,
1954, and due annually from Dec. 15, 1956 to 1964, in¬
clusive, at $100% and accrued interest. The company
has reserved the privilege of offering not to exceed
$25,000 of these debentures to its employees.
The
and
Dec.
debentures
5 % %,
15,
bear
according
1958
numerical
America—Earnings Off
compared
to
railroad
are
construct
—V.
7,758
railway
company
National
of
1, 986,503
$430,157
44,539
additions
9
to
are
stock
Feb. 2
Co.
Foods
there
others
1953
$355,672
railway
♦Equal
first offer was completed and the unsold
balance of the
second offer was withdrawn on Feb. 3—V.
181, p. 410.
Animal Trap
4' 696,903
1,799,823
$1,000,000.
plans
warehousing
Beech-Nut
RR.—Earnings—
income
will
March
lo
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—Secondary Offerings—On Feb. 1
a secondary offering
of 3,000 shares of common stock
(par $4) was made by Reynolds & Co. at $27.12V2 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share. This
same
of
excess
with
space
tion,
As of-—
on
in
50,798
'
,
director of the Union Labor Life Insurance
followed
4,818,978
2,150,418
2.
p
Ellithorp,
Beech-Nut
company
the
Frederick
shares at the
was
151,398
46,846
1954
covering
Bids
io
W. Gehle, retired Vice-President of The
Chase National
Bank of the City of New York, has been elected a
director of this
corporation, according to Gillis W. Long, its President.
Mr. Gehle also
was
11,007,630
4,499,917
991,094
Securities
Corp
Amaranium Corp.—New Director Elected—
a
451,715
10,457,314
2,632,376
181,
Stafford
165,299
railway
from
Total
is
10
230,265
has purchased from American Home Foods Inc
a lar°e
completely modern plant in Rochester, N. Y.
The plant 'was
formerly
operated by the latter's Clapp Baby Food division. The purchase nrire
2.
oper.
This
purchase
15
Boston
069,406
544,553
240,568
Berghoff Brewing Corp.—Proposed Merger—
unsubscribed
each
company
the
respective
percentage
of
Stock set forth below opposite the name of
First
1951
SI
company
22,331
railway
trialization
severally
15
The
1952
478,665
income—
J.
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
are
W.
537 056
♦160,841
railway.
this
1951
92,368
income
p.
from
of
have
the
common
$1,053,972
406,740
Beech-Nut Packing
1952
$290,841
ry. oper. income
—V. 181, p. 202.
for
750
—
2,000
underwriters
1953
63,822
railway
from
ry.
C.
6,500
&
4,000
6,500
Corp..
StlOj
8,635,838
income—
♦Deficit.—V.
709.
p.
From Jan. 1—
Securities
Indianapolis Bond & Share
The
$273937::
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
$912,125
47,587
railway-—.
oper.
125,456
railway
irom
Net
3,000
Leach
Co
&
White,
3,000
Co
179,
ry.
$315,643
December—
Gross
Line's
2,000
Scranton
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
500
Co
&
-lov>
10,232 795
$2,148,455
2.268,814
*
$586,575
railway
from
Net
$268,262
income—
oper.
181,
state
Wertheim
6,500
Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.
W.
Kerner,
Company, Inc.
Sweney Cartwright & Co.Thayer, Baker & Co
Hulme,
E.
&
Horner
Stroud
2,000
Hornblower & Weeks
$243,748
330,132
277,752
1954
oper.
Net
Schuepbach,
J.
1—
Jan.
ry.
1,000
Corp
750
1,500
Co
1 0,090,457
.
railway
from
$284,895
railway
oper.
From
2,000
&
W.
Stone
6,500
Co
&
1,500
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stii'el, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
,
$13,000,000,
1954
railway—'
from
Net
from it
Inc..
Sterne,
Co
Richards
Hirsch &
Co.,
Starkweather
Co.——
ry.
St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Atlanta &
for
1,000
Shearson,
1,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
II.
&
2,000
Hayden, Miller &
exceed
now
announced on Feb. 5.—V.
property
&
3,000
& Co
1954—12 Mo?
8
$194,008
op.
06Cl4§
94
29,487:876
From Jan. 1—
C.
President,
1,500
6,500
HaUowcll, Sulzberger & Co.
from
Net
of
Over $13,000,000—
6,000
Inc.
500
Co._
&
Co.
Co
building
one-story
a
Fund
of
1,500
Co.
Jackson
Close
&
Chas.
2,000
Gilman
H.
Glore, Forgan &
Grimm
Lynch—
Co
& Co
Scott,
1,500
Corp.-
from
Gross
1,000
Robinson
1.000
Co
Cleveland
&
2,000
Putnam
L.
Riter
2,Ouo
FUlton, Reid & Co
ry.
202.
p.
872
income—-
oper.
366
66,086,097
$718 2 "ffiSS
716,87
75,205
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western
179, p. 821.
construction
1,500
Co
Reynolds & Co
750
Fauset, Steele &
The
isni
RR.—Earnings—
December—
mortgage bonds, due 1985, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds will be applied to the prepayment, without premium,
of all outstanding notes payable to banks (now $3,800,000)
issued for
1,000
Co
Reinholdt
2,000
Fairman, llarru> & Co., inc.
warehouse '* is
foot
square
1,000
Co.—
Co.
Inc.—
Co.,
Inc.
181,
Net
Associated Fund, Inc.—Assets
SEC
6,500
Rambo,
Inc.-
&
from
rev.
ry.
at
and steel.—V.
Assets
4,000
Inc.
500
Dickson
S.
Clemeint
Net
—V.
4,429,804
013,069
1954—Month—1953
expenses—
Gross
3,000
Co.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood_
Prescott, Shepard
&
Co.,
&
Inc
&
&
Webber,
Quail
Clarke
&
Curtis
1,000
Central Repub'ic Co.
Patton
Turben
Milwaukee
The
Byllesby & Co.
Richard W.
& Aroostook
oper.
180, p. 2074.
4,000
F. S. Moseley &
Newhard, Cook &
The
1,000
Lisle &
Co.—
—:
Merrill,
2,000
Inc.
Brown,
H. M.
&
Marks
M.
McJunkin,
Co.,
&
M0S.-1933
08$3
383,862
Ry.
Co.—Plans Financing—
2,000
Kidder
3,000
1,500
3,000
Co
Boenning &
M.
1,250
Baker,
1954-12
33,100,012 373
687
28,670,208 311,502',590
3,308,986
op.
ry.
revenue
&
McCourtney-Breckenridge
Co
Co.,
Space
2,000.
&
expenses
oper.
packaging
Ltd.
new
Net
Inc
A.
2,000
Watts
&
Co.,
Lane,
Laurence
&
Redpath
Blair
Johnson,
1,250
Robert W. Baird& Co., Inc.
Baker,
1954-M0ntll-1953
30,449,222
26,640,236
income
181, p.410.
Bangor
10.
concrete
severally
Shares
6,000
Co.-
&
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
ry.
can
3,245,366 shs.
have
below
named
company
23,625
Corp.:
Allyn & Co., Inc
Lestrange
832,739
its
of
and
Co.,
Feb.
on
225,000 shs.
;
23,625
Co
Boston
First
C.
Arthurs,
1,228,654
new warehouse extension and expansion of pro¬
facilities in the existing plant has made the
Fort Erie, Ont., Canada, one of the most com¬
pletely integrated pharmaceutical units in Canada, a spokesman said
Arner
Net
Langley &
Ohio
Period End. Dec. 31—
Atlanta & West Point
underwriter;
C.
9,207,225
2,301,590
978,643
7,628,363
Co.y'Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—Completes New Ware¬
Completion
duction
—V.
225,000 shs.
Shares
W.
ndinS
ni™°
«1.620.shs.
house—
Net
preferred stock set forth below opposite the
new
FINANCING
'
from
rev.
Nest
Arner
700,000 shs.
underwriters
from
Net
641.
p.
Arkansas Power & Light
Outstanding
$19,700,000
—
stock
to
PRESENT
$:foL(h0001'!eCl
1,000,000 shs
Ry.
excess
FINANCING
———
UNDERWRITERS—The
tgreed
United
PRESENT
1978 $20,000,000
due
series.
Common
the
TO
Authorized
series
5%%
in
EFFECT
Co.:
bonds,
stock
TO
1956-1964
revenue——
operating
—V.
1,579,729
income—
oper.
Net
privately
EFFECT
410.
p.
oper.
Net
9,443,256
2,232,259
980,211
8,735,256
railway
railway
181,
jg^
82,997
from
investments
ownership,
distribution
and
waterworks
63
serving territories with
3,100,000.
These 63
companies
of.
$684,978
233,287
14
to
States
19
of
$793,928
92,402
December—
management
company
in
$688,350
oper.
Net
subsidiaries.
BUSINESS—Company
Ry.
company
(EST) on Feb. 23, 1955. Northeastern Water Co., holder
of 1,625,000 common shares, has agreed that its rights
to subscribe to 325,000 additional shares will be exer¬
cised. An underwriting group headed jointly by W. C.
Langley & Co. and The First Boston Corp. will purchase
try unsubscribed common shares.
shares
Ry.
160,047
railway
See Middel South Utilities Inc. below.—V.
is offering holders of its
common stock of record Feb. 8, 1955, rights to subscribe
et $9.50 per share to 540,894 additional common shares
(par $5) on the basis of one additional share for each
live held.
Subscription rights will expire at 3:30 p.m;
PROCEEDS—The
1951
1952
1953
1954
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Monday, February
.
RR.—Earnings—
railway——
from
1958 down to $25.25 per share after Feb. 29,
Simultaneously, the
181,
Baltimore &
757.
p.
.
stock (par $1)
Common
—V.
GIVING
due
debentures
Serial
prices ranging from $26.50
1964.
rommon
173,
$714,029
from
Net
—V.
far share through Feb. 28,
in
liabilities.—V.
current
times
CAPITALIZATION
Period End. Dec: 31-
Ann Arbor
.
BUSINESS—Corporation, incorporated in Colorado in io->e
general office in Denver, Colo., operates a business whioh
with its
leasing, renting and servicing of trucks for its c ients
au COnsists of
of this business is represented by service contracts
forV«?/gf. poruon
of
from
one
to
five years,
The
company
has
branchS terms
Wichita, Topeka, Hutchinson, and Salina, Kansas- alsn
lces h
Dallas, Texas and Albuquerque, N. M.
'
AUISa, Okla,;
per
American Water Works Co.,
loans
33/4%
3 V4%
$0.67
$15.86
$0.90
$15.37
$14.83
Preferred stock dividends of 5%
were paid quarterly, totaling $2.50
per
share.
Common stock dividends, totaling 20c per share, were
paid at Feb. l and May 1, while Aug. 1 and Nov. 1 common dividend
periods were passed to build working capital.
Additions
to
the
plants
and
equipment
during the year
1954
amounted to $187,358.
.Working capital is now $863,268, while cur¬
Book
December—
new
•
(% of net sales)-:
share Of common stock
per share of com. stock
Earnings
activities.
The
$159,485
1954;
$128,789 for
were
1952.
profits after all charges including income taxes
$74,039 in 1954 compared with $37,010 in 1953 and $71,564 in 1952.
1954
1953
1952
net
Consolidated
Earned
products,
scientific
sell
and
ment and apparatus.
EEC
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(742)
are
order
Bank
of
interest
to
at
redeemable at
on
and
the
maturity.
after
Denver, Colo.,
rate
of
Those
4%%, 4%%, 5%,
maturing on and
102%
and
accrued
Dec.
15,
1957.
interest
The
5V4%
after
in
inverse
United
.
Bingham-IIerbrand Corp.—Files With SEC—
A
letter
of
3,000 shares
(estimated
notification
of
at
common
about
$10
with
(par
share)
per
Inc., Cleveland, Ohio, for their
own
the
$2,342,026.
to
net
proceeds
notes, to purchase
increase working capital.
standing
will
be
Blaw-Knox Co.—Banker Elected
a
to
prepay
$100,000
new
$28,900
out¬
trucks,
and
covering
Feb. 2
p.
m
1566.
Director—
Mr.
Trust <>.,
,cr
Mayer is also a director of the Duquesne Light Co.,
Steel Co., the Lincoln
National Life Insurance Co. and Westingho
^dS^va
Brake Co.—V.
Blockson
161, p. 2.
Chemical
Co.—Earnings
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net sales
1
Normal
tax
and
Excess
profits
♦Earned
in
"I
surtax___
8.45*.•>
4.44u.u
$3-o2^3oi
4
I
tax
both
!752
$29,301,698
7,970,362
4,187,000
$3,783,362
__
"
per share
♦Based
Increased—
1954
Income before Federal taxes
Net income
used
approximately
on
account.—V. 178,
__
PROCEEDS—The
vcar
SEC
$1) to be offered at the
through Wm. J. Mericka
John A. Mayer,
Vice-President of Mellon National Bank &
Pittsburgh, Pa., has been elected a director.
States
is trustee.
filed
was
stock
years
956,120 shares of class B
on
combined
common
$2.52
547,804
stock.
shares of
common an
.
Number 5403
181
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial
Chronicle
3
(743)
SELECTED
BALANCE
SHEET
ITEMS
DEC.
31
The opposition
W. Dennis
1954
$1,729,998
Government securities
S
*U
1953
$2,525,571
r„sh
2,232,084
inventories
current assets
^Current
liabilities
2,025,883
Byers;
11,279,430
8,774,263
547,804
547,804
956,120
956,120
shares
Number class B
shares
common
deducting
Federal
taxes
fully
covered
by
U.
S.
Government
securities.—V. 130, p. 1650.
volume of 1954,
subsidiary.
quarter
Norge,
a
distributor
Increased
January
nearly
according
strength,
and established
in
to
Judson
the
exceeded
equal
$15,100,000,
the
en!ire
S. .Sayre,
line
new
to
first
President
of
preference for
appliances were the main reason for the gain, Mr. Sayre reported.
January sales this year totaled belter than four times those of last
January, which were $3;717,312.
A
second shift has been
added at the Muskegon Heights, Mich.,
refrigerator and freezer plant in order to meet increased demand,
Mr. Sayre disclosed.
"Refrigerator sales alone were six times higher than those of the
ranges,
consumer
Billings on clothes dryers
preceding January.
of freezers _triplde. .and
"Sales
bihings
four
were
times
greater.
autouutic washers doubied
oi
figures of the corresponding monthlv period!
Ranges, conventional
and water heaters also recorded sharp gains."—V. 181, p. 2.
the
washers,
Boston & Maine
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Railway
Net
revenue—
$6,387,280
expenses
oper.
Railway
5,990,887
oper.
from
ry.
—V.
181,
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$7,155,527 $81,232,991 $88,871,371
6,036,123
69,298,126
71,599,177
op.
$896,393
$1,119,404
$11,934,865
2,978,293
774,856
3,243,965
p.
Union
Brooklyn
Net income
Gas
Co.—Earnings
Increased—
31—
1954
—-—
share
per
$3,738,000
$2.50'
of
stock
common
is
$2.01
-
applicable
to
outstanding on Dec. *31, 1954, since all the remaining
convertible preferred stock was exchanged for common stock
during the
year.
In prior statements, net income available per share of common
stock
lias
been
based
the
on
number
average
of
shares
common
standing.—V. 181, p. 542.'
out¬
.
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—The
sec¬
ondary offering of 60,000 shares of common stock (par
$5), which was made on Feb. 3 by The First Boston Corp.
at $38.25 per share, with a dealer's discount of 90 cents
share,
per
quickly
was
oversubscribed,
and
the
books
closed.—V. 181, p. 643.
Budd
See
Diamond
as
Fibre
Industries,
See Burlington
Mills Corp.
Byers,
Jr.;
of
board
the
company's
announced
director is
a
Frank
present
court
of
L.
directors
officers
action
in
Seamans
dispute
the
of
"Without
foundation."—V.
181,
181,
U.
S.
Standard
Co.,
Power
agreement
Corp.
in
Dec.
7,
District
of
the
claims
to
approved
by
counter
of
the
01
been
now
Power
following
Standard
stock
the
the
of
SEC.
Plan
Inc.—New
of
&
settlement
the
Gas
&
Light
Corp.
securities;
&
Wisconsin
consummated
Electric
Public
and
two
cash
174.000
Co.;
shares
31,000
Service
in
&
Light
amount
the
of
shares
Corp.;
has
company
the
of
18,000
of
stock
of
revenues
Earned per share.:
Part of
2,469,270
refunded
$0.88
fund preferred
issue with
170,000 shares of new common stock.
If the full annual
effect of this refunding had been reflected in the
above common share
earnings for 1954, such earnings would have been 75 cents a
share.
Upon application tQ the California P. U. Commission
and after public
hearings/the company was granted a rate increase of about
$1,124,000
per year
(based on 1954 revenues),' effective Jan.
22,
1955.—V.
180,
906.
California Modular Homes, Inc. (Nev.)—Stock
Offered
—United
Capital
Corp., Reno, Nev., earlier this month
publicly 196,000 shares of common stock at par
share) as a speculation to residents of Nevada
per
and
net
proceeds
equipment
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Mills
Corp.
Changes Name
—
Quarterly
—
Earnings Higher—
The
stockholders
voted
3
to
change
the
of
name
this
com¬
Industries, Inc.
principal division, which will produce fabrics and yarns
will continue to be known as Burlington Mills.
Other affiliated and
subsidiary companies of
from
thetic fibers,
syn¬
and
be
to
are
to
GIVING
The
company said that the new name
operations in view of Burington's
J. Spencer
sales and
considered
was
policies
more descriptive
decentralization and
of
Chairman
and
President,
reported
that
consolidated
earnings for the December quarter increased 54.1%
and
95.5%, respectively, from the 1953 levels.
Consolidated net sales, which included the results of Pacific Mills
and
Goodall Fabrjcs for the first
time, amounted to $127,392,000.
pares
with
1*182,568,000 without Pacific
and
Goodall
for
months ended
Burlington
Mills
and
Jan.
on
holds
2,
75%-
increase
EFFECT
used
to
working
additions
three
outstanding
stock
common
of
Pacific
a
year
before.
on
Jan.
1
sales
The
amounted
of
G'oodall
have not been announced.
earnings oi the Burlington group for the latest quarter were
reported at
$4,202,000, equal to 53 cents each on 7,253,585 common
shares. This
compares with $2,149,000, or 26 cents each on 7,040,508
shares, for the corresponding period a
year before.
The provision for
taxes increased to
$5,166,000 from
$2,251,000
net
profit
$534,000, equal
of
to
Pacific
56
Mills
cents
for
share,
a
year earlier.
the
a
year
latest
against
earlier.
period
$554,000,
58
or
to
cents,
a
Mills, Mr. Love said.
Burlington has no plans for
Pacific Mills, Mr. Love noted.
He said
the open
well
that
Burlington had
market
since
offer
an
V. 180, p. 1430.
further
any
not
tender
acquired
for
such
to
or
merger
any' Pacific Mills
stock
expired
with
stock
last
in
year.—
Chemical
appointed
an
<lue
Jan.
15,
The bank
c
See
Corn
Exchange Bank, New York, N. Y.,
paying agent, registrar and conversion
trustee,
authorized
issue
of
$500,000 6%
convertible
debentures,
1965.
is sole transfer agent for
offering
of
securities
in
V.
181,
80,000
p.
shares
of
has
been
series
common
"A,"
stock.
Butler Brothers (&
Subs.)—January Sales Up—
—V.
bar
and
181,
p.
_
1954
$6,914,047
1
Feb.
e
won
the
its
fight
votes
in
price
150
Sales
of 153,457
Pennsylvania
law
to
insurgent
retain
control
month-long
of
this
company,
fight
proxy
revealed
the 51% of outstanding shares required
replace a company's officers and directors,
or
group failed
by 10,483 shares in its attempt to oust
company's management.
Votes totaled 131,626 shares for
manageand 142,974
shares for the opposition;
th
a
resolution to .investigate the $550,000 loan made in 1951 by
nvf- i\
•Byers Co- t0 the Midland Coke Co. passed by a large
najonty, since both the
management and the opposition had agreed
to have
the
ne
loan
investigated.
management
THE
reelected
COMMERCIAL
AND
one
director
and
named
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
A.
B.
Drastrup.
U.
of
Nevada
Nov.
on
California.
St.,
29,
Its
prin¬
Del
East
by the customer.
include aluminum
which
items
needed
package
to
varies
for
the
finish
from
two
Paso
The
package
sash;
others,
home.
a
$1,390
bedroom
The
made
homes
In
solely
constructed
by
the
the
FHA,
past
IOV2
Homes
owned
presently
Homes
Co.,
VA
been
the
and
then
orders
built
or
for
the
duplex
bed¬
one
with
California
a
7,
1955,
in
Net
A
all
western
been
States.
(no
proceeds
for
Agency.
production,
From
New
50,000
par),
will
Mill
total
shares
to
be
42,915,663
43,350,309
42,778,393
of
7,444,556
8.390,298
7,490,341
5,789,608
4,204,982
3,833,787
2,185,853
of
New
Jersey—Earnings1954
1953
1952
1951
$4,966,965
$4,841,565
$3, 739,473
$4,364,292
918,729
456,807
160,058
145,550
*644,458
income—*
Jan.
318,678
"13,656
649,662
56,051,704
62,348,357
44, OG6.771
11,258.809
12,103,384
4,890,483
6 020,878
"3, 474,443
1—
railway
railway
income—
oper.
3,747,079
181,
$4.75
be
added
to
the
Central &
Bids
will
Chicago
of
has
to
Division
petitive
It
further
and
and
Electric
proposes
in
Central
Central Power
sale
to
the
stock
for
stocks
de
of
so
$2,000,00,
to
of
New
the
share
area.
This
Calumet
convenient
automotive
tube and
received
16%
of
Fasco
to
the
from
their
181,
&
depot
Hecla,
will
serve
Inc.,
stock
cumulative
the
181,
SEC
on
preferred
the
of
p.
company
Minneapolis,
copper
Minn.,
water
tube,
(& Subs.)—Sales & Earnings Lower
before
taxes
taxes—normal
5,405,640
and
10,666,982
2,121,936
surtax
income
—
paid.
4,945,429
$3,283,704
$5,721,553
2,395,990
surplus
and
plants
S.
and
equipment
Government securities
liabilities
notes
Gross
surplus—
Capital
expenditures-.
Depreciation
and
:
.—.
.—-—
worth
—
Sharas outstanding
1
share
reserve
for
depreciation
and
10,072,425
6,554,746
3,949,033
ry.
by
Co.
Cerro
Robert
bank
2,584,945
54,902,897
49,208,834
4,397
4,317
1,713,070
1,549,935
$3.69
amortization.—V.
180,
P.
loan
Koenlg,
with
the
Co., National City
Incorporated. The purpose
de
Pasco
in
contributing its
be required by the
newly organized
is understood Cerro de Pasco will own
of
Southern
share
Jan.
in
6
Peru
that
Copper
further
any
the
Corp.
Cerro
financing
to
Dana
Seibert,
President.
Published
twice
a
week
do
enable
project.
preliminary negotiations had
de
been
Pasco
financing
Western
Gross
ry.
-V.
1952
$610,817
142,3 10
91,521
199,432
89,573
178.840
123,851
199,775
268,708
railway—
railway
6.603,687
6,938,647
6,528,674
6.427,162
1.246,714
1,441,555
1,243,669
income—
835,547
915,216
804,728
—
income—
oper.
181,
1951
$542,018
1—
from
from
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
$546,154
Jan.
Net
Carolina
1954
oper.
From
Profit
3.
p.
1,355,769
839,628
'
,
,
2694.
excess
Net
No.
$5,702,563
2,989,993
3,033,354
$2,416,499
$2,669,209
578,327
578,327
$4.92
$1.23
$4.61
profits
—
profit
shares
capital
Earned
—V.
Dec. 28,'52
$5,436,492
578,328
and
Dec. 27,'53
3,296,826
charges—
income
taxes
share
per
180,
:
1871.
p.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—January Income
Higher—
The
equal
000,
company on Feb. 3 reported January
46 cents per share of common
to
share in January,
per
the
was
than
fourth
a
operating
January
net
The
similar
1953,
month
on
better
last
control
of
revenues
over
and
year
revenues
$2,000,000
costs,
$3,700,008,'
with
month
in
w.hich
$2,400,-
net
income
"reflecting
economies,"
was
of
compared
1954.
consecutive
earlier,
year
substantial
income
net
stock,
30 cents
or
January
higher
improved revenues and
Tuohy, President, said.
higher than
earnings for the
Walter
50%
.almost
less
J.
equaled
than
the
the
47
1953
cents
month,
Mr.
of January,
reflecting a
Tuohy added.
January were $26,500,000,
in
compared with $24.In January, 1954.
Tuchy pointed out that January operating
expenses of $19,000,000 were about
$500,000 less than January,
1954, despite a consid¬
erably higher volume of traffic.
As
a
result, he said, an operating,
ratio of 72%
was
recorded, compared with 80% in
January, 1954.-
200,000
Mr.
Plans New Loading Pier—
This
terials
Of
company
at
the
design,
rate
Construction
begin
tional
able,
16
J.
because
enough
prospects
of
the
of
will
a
announced
8
if
facility
ton
start
months
$1,500,000
saving
Walter
pier
Feb.
011
it
will
build
unloading facility at Newport News, Va., at
advanced
ores,
to
are
p.
Jan. 2,'55
$6,139,344
$2,842,518
after
Federal
5,848,375
$1.92
—.
amortization
t-
per
7,186,935
10.500,000
13,791,208
.
Number of stockholders
'"After
11
Trust
$542,154
railway
railway
from
6,760,707
9,500,000
—
.*
additional
to
contemplate
on
&
from
Net
32,593,043
6,123,323
payable-
Capital
of
Smelting
&
Refining
Co.,
Cerro
Mining Corp. and Plielps Dodge Corp. for
project in southern Peru. Under the
Charleston
17,976,161
33,179,148
assets
Earned
31,976,859
7,172,057
18,350,750
Current
net
28,803,509
66,910,391
34,457,989
*
Inventories
Long-term
2,707,446
29,691,223
70,611,946
;
-
U.
assist
December—
1953
$71,898,399 $82,927,005
"'Properties,
sale
arrangements the
and
Quellaveco properties of American
Smelting and the
property owned by Cerro de Pasco and
Newmont, all located
in southern
Peru, would be transferred to the Southern Peru
Copper
Corp. The Export-Import Bank of Washington has
approved in prin¬
ciple the extension of a credit of
$100,000,000 to Southern Peru Copper
Corp.—V. 181, p. 106.
643.
1954
of
643.
p.
American
copper
Service
number
Toqtiepala
was
sales
assets
the
Cuajone
the customers of Wolverine
in
Wolverine
refrigeration tube.—V.
Carborundum Co.
Dividends
Bankers
Morgan
It
stock
not
proposed
by
$3,000,000,
Southwestern,
Public
Newmont
large
a
does
its
completed
Corp.,
P.
to
expected
announced
was
J.
is
Copper Corp.
capital
Corp.
take
Company,
and
stated,
funds
Peru
par.
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
the
with
funds
Year Ended Dec. 31—
income
the
of
Southern
it
York
As
com¬
$5
Corp.—Arranges Bank Loans—
Manhattan
loan, he
and
of
increase
five-year
the
at
apply part of the proceeds of its stock
$9,750,000 of outstanding bank notes.
The
corporation, it was announced on Feb.
President, has arranged an S8.000,000
of
sale
Service,
charters
as
Light Co.
stock,
stocks.
expenditures.—V.
Pasco
&
public
common
Public
the
amended
common
to
proposes
for
additional
thereto,
be
Power
offer
$3,000,000,
to
construction
Cerro
Central
to
Invest
Prior
prepayment of
wi.'l use the funds
subsidiaries
and
of
authorized shares of their
also
Co.,
proposes
common
are
(par $5)
the common
shares
to
the
Power.
stock
persons until Feb. 18,
stock financing
proposals
subsidiaries, Public Service Co. of Oklahoma,
Central
600.000
1—
giving interested
upon
and its
&
reported
bidding
respectively,
Depot—
of
*4,185,468
company
at 20
No.
Wacker
Drive,
(CST) on March 1 for the
purchase
common
order
an
hearing
Gas
Corp.—Bids March
the
a.m.
shares of
a
of this corporation
previously
by
10:30
issued
request
Southwestern
West
received
up
600,000
Tne SEC
1955, to
South
be
111.,
6,
from it
for
general
44,431,572
4,930,152
542.
p.
Year Ended—
its
$3,714,480
4,619,910
from
from
With SEC—
statement
offered
depot has been opened to
Tube,
Total
255,521
40.020,822
railway—
railway
ry.
California
and, with other cash resources of the company in excess of its formal
will be available for capital expenditures required
in the company's expansion program.-
Net
601,865
p. 410.
oper.
Net
approved
capital requirements,
Net
528,363
448,804
—
from
Gross
over
for
registration
1951
974,150
income—
from
Net ry.
public sale through an
underwriting group headed by White, Weld & Co. The public
offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net
1952
783.183
railway
railway
Central RR.
construction.
of
Schutt Construction Co.,
a
sales
volume
of
$151,847.
It
delivery in 120 days of approxi¬
backlog of additional orders of about the same
a
be
fixed
double
division
a
hand
filed
covering
series
have
and
date
$3,854,785
.
2586.
p.
corporation
stock,
in other
Veterans
year
Calumet & Ilecla, Inc.—Registers
This
under
are
builder-dealers
packages
first
a
did
011
mately $250,000, and
180,
from
months,
company,
has
amount.—V.
have
through
sales agents and
builder-dealers are being added
and
the
a
In
after.
the
site
dredging costs.
Tuohy, President,
"import
to
justify
future
will
a
bulk
a
bulk
new
cost of
ma¬
$8,307,008.
materials,
such
as
second.
mid-March,
The
of
new
said
the
are
and
operation
facility
former
a
tonnages already
the investment
growth
unload
would
C&O
pier
directors
in
in
bright."
hand
the
have
or
in
is
cost
were
scheduled
an
not
addi¬
avail¬
authorized
sight
for
the
C&O
new
New
facility, and
import traffic,
the
Mr.
S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Publisher;
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i*££ at New York, N- Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United
February 25, 1942*, at the
Canada, $58.00 per year. Other
States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of
Pan-Amcrican Union, $55.00 per year; in
Countries, $62.00 per year.
Dominion of
^NOTE; On account of
the fluctuations in the
rate of exchange, remittance for foreign
subscriptions an d advertisements must be made in New York
funds.
William
(Reg.
the
$5,821.82
Current
ment
The
in
and
3808—22nd
previously laid
other
of
to
Modular
are
California
Cash
to
the
5.
„^alling short
nnaer
has
of
Nevada
at
fit
to
numerous
Over
Earned
Byers Co.—Management Retains Control—
count
in
located
to
496,077
December—
Gross
1955
202.
Management
400,000 shs.
incorporated
was
business
are
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
._
terminate
prior
$3,243,523
739,877
income—
oper.
181,
Gross
carports.
Total
on
company
sections—some
cottage
Income
$7,606,927
(A. M.)
—V.
It
presized
Total
Month of January—
ry.
for
agent
542.
Sales
_
foundations
A new mill
(J. P.) Burroughs &
Sons, Inc.—Conversion Agent—
The
$1)
shall
day
1953
$3,551,723
from
from
Net
of
openings and others, plain wall sections. Further
contents of the package include
beams, Youngstown Metal Kitchen,
interior and exterior hardware, wardrobe
closets, bookcase and snack
Feb.
amounted
About five cents of the
share earnings of Burlington reflected
profits
of Pacific
contains
Modular
net
The
to
room
shares
10th
1954
oper.
Bank
FINANCING
company sells to its customers a package containing all of the
framework of a house complete and
ready to be nailed or
doors
the
Jan. 1—
Bank
capital.
PRESENT
TO
for
pay
and
financing
the
of
$31,665,000. against $30,428,000
for the two
periods
The
the
com¬
1954.
interest in Goodall Fabrics.
The sales of
Pacific Mills for the quarter ended
to
This
83%
an
The
attached
Retail
Love,
(par
It is engaged in
executive offices
cipal
walls
Burlington Industries are
Burlington Hosiery, Galey & Lord, Peerless Woolens,
Burlington Decora¬
tive
Fabrics,
Mallison
Fabrics,
Burlington
Narrow
Fabrics,
Pacific
Mills, Goodall Fabrics and Burlington International.
of
Gross
Heights, Calif.
A
diversification.
stock
BUSINESS—The
1954.
Feb.
on
to Burlington
pany
preferred
on
1974.
p.
This
plant
below.
180,
railway
railway—
Central
Authorized
Burlington
ry.
From
2,490,934
sinking
a
the
(CST)
p.m.
from
from
Net
2,751,211
2,668,934
invested in electric additions.
p.
Net
$17,050,542 $17,598,498
company
convert
3
"Deficit.—V.
$0.73
the
conver¬
operation.—
Central of Georgia
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
—
1954,
of
cost
dial
1953
the
September,
to
at
December—
Net
decline in net earnings was due to the
sale of the com¬
pany's telephone subsidiary for about $8,000,000 in
March, 1954. By the
end of the year, about
three-fourths of the sale proceeds had been
In
right
end
Net
1954
———
the
automatic
per
redemption.'—V.
Gross
com¬
California Electric Power
Co.—Earnings Lower—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
part of
to
common
the
2393.
p.
finance
company
an
Oklahoma
180,
to
Name—
at
for
shares
of
the
Gas & Electric Co., and 18,500 shares of
the common stock of
Duquesne Light Co. All these shares are listed on
the New York Stock
Exchange.
The approximate indicated value of
the stock and cash
received is $4,850,000 which is
subject to Federal
income tax estimated, at the
present time, not to exceed $300,000, and
also to other related
expenses.—V.
common
to
equipment
has called for redemption on March
15, next, all of
outstanding shares of 4.7% convertible preferred stock at
share, plus accrued dividends.
Payment will be made at
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co., Alexandria, La.
the
com¬
Power
the
used
2,000
$102.50
by
Byllesby
The
between
Standard
the
M.
be
battery
Central Louisiana Electric
Co., Inc.—Calls Shares—
The
the
The
approval
of
H,
to
are
common
Net
has
Standard
and
with
claims
organization
of
Delaware
for settlement
and
the
1954,
1925.
from
$209,800,
stock
all
back
transaction
received
mon
on
for
&
covers
dating
Tne
advised
Court
Light Corp.
previously had been
which
panies
were
District
proceeds
of
proxy
only.
542.
p.
The
sion
202.
p.
with the
$250,000 first
mortgage bonds due 1979.
following
reelected.—
were
Y.)—Bonds Sold Pri¬
(N.
company
has placed privately
Life Insurance Co. an issue of
Berkshire
substance]
stockholders
the
($1
below.—V.
Co.
Cazenovia Telephone Corp.
vately—The
and
(H. M.) Byllesby & Co.
(Inc.) — Receives Cash and
Securities from Standard
Power—J. H. Briggs,
President,
on Feb. 4 said
in
PROCEEDS—The
Burlington
Sidney Newman
result, Buckley M.
Byers, Vice-President and a director, said
"management has retained control under
the
specific require¬
of
Pennsylvania law." He added that "the
opposition, in its
{?roxy statements and letters, evidenced full knowledge and respect
J®r ™;Se iuherent legal requirements." Mr. Byers explained further
that the
action instituted
against the continuation of Frank L. Sea-
offered
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Continental
F.
Number of common shares at
year-end
shares
1,863,410
J.
are
Net income
1953
$4,650,000
—
Earnings per share of common stock
income
They
meeting
the
tne
on
named
directors elected to three
Thomas Watson; Buckley M.
ments
Operating
-—
NOTE-—Net
1951,
Hickman;
meeting,
and
Byers
1954
■/
Years Ended Dec.
posts
six
that
5,381,773
ry.
oper.
and
the
are
contest
$17,272,194
income—
643.
rev.
Net
1954—Month—1953
three
/
organizational
Commenting
of
refrigerators and
Norge home laundry
E.
annual
mans
Borg-Wamer Corp.—Norge Sales Hit Record—
sales of Norge products
for a single month and
tne
tne
11,279,430
11,932,431
■
At
1,062,188
11.318,427
Leon
the
board
1953
Ray Harrison.
1,030,456
—
Number common
record
in
9,248,464
14,228,257
—
Earned surplus
Factory
terms
2,314,256
equipment (net)
raoital stock
a
year
of
Kendall.
the
on
9,644,157
-—
plant and
-Alter
3,080,073
Remaining
two
won
and
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(744)
Tuohy added, will
$4,600,000 a year.
The
traffic
further
strengthen
the
decade
last
Another
load
the
by
or
diversification
more
will
the
traffic
In
program.
railroad's
has raised the
of total freight
least
said,
Tuohy
Mr.
at
of
C&O
for
revenues
facility,
new
traffic
C&O's
program
half
to
revenues
additional
produce
generated
non-coal
Clark
The
shares
at
of the import traffic is that it supplies a return
hopper cars, which, now deliver bituminous coal to
coal-loading piers at Newport News for export shipment.
C&O
two
The
has
redemption
cumulative
share.
Payment
share
Each
verted
of
at
of
to
stock
15,
convertible
the
at
City
facility will be built on the site of the former C&O Pier 9,
which
was
replaced in 1949 by Pier 14, an $8,000,000 facility for
handling export coal.
shares
redemption
for
10,
March
the
Edwards,
A.
railroad,
it
Assistant
Fiscal
announced
was
has
Treasurer,
Feb.
on
President-Finance.
Edwards
Mr.
under
the
8
by
John
Treasurer
be
may
into
1955
with
con¬
shares
two
Anzalone, who retired Nov.
Retirement Plan.—V. 181, p. 643.
company's
Potomac
&
Telephone
Co.
1954,
30,
Taxes
See details in V. 181, p. 643.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway-;—_
Jan.
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
1951
per
in
at
income
27,748,529
29,879,662
31,743,995
continuation
closed
ry.
Net
its
of
from
from
ry.
stockholders
1954
quarterly
during
1954,
share.
per
of
or
totaled 334 compared with 344
1953
$3,266,318
$2,851,885
Net
from
812,353
732,288
Net
ry.
580,184
337,893
434,329
1952
The
32,615,327
36,483,859
35,379,805
8^59,542
8,659,636
7,799,709
3,657,254 *-4,299,382
4,301,041
3,493,354
—V.
from
304,726
307,235
390,453
86,275
25,572
107,507
286,967
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
$2,934,740
716,558
railway
14,424,059
181,
16,279,128
317,482
307,146
$3,333,056
This
$2,864,126
from
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
—V.
181,
32,657,522
9,992,298
31,436,397
36,286,760
5,382,987
Net
2,259,024
1,431,904
Debentures
—
34,136,933
10,166,126
10,804,522
9,479,551
4,073,473
4,054,556
3,690,129
3,050,921
A
Sold
feet
December—
Gross
Net
from
Net
From.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$727,231
369,484
414,978
198,175
171,819
7,750,623
9,051,186
7,011,049
9,383,019
1,852,486
2,620,313
1,603,929
2,988,003
543,654
968,853
451,405
1,065,243
-1953
,
'
77,233
railway
income
oper.
203.
p.
"
from
1954
railway
railway
oper. income—
Net ry.
From
from
Net
ry.
—v.
"
1952
.
$1,705,324
1951
$1,808,064
$1,911,393
558,888
505,567
187,150
160,152
202,992
-21,814,236
4,941,095
5,304,483
4,724,750
1,956,170
1,985,338
1,906,509
Gross
railway
ry.
income
v
railway.
railway
p.
4.
1953
1952
,
*v...
259,860,191
41,676,432
to
to
shares
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
14,663,688
14,568,518
17,429,608
.
1954
1953
price
..
-
Cement
at
$43
9
652,600
8,956,455
8,127,638
7,223,985
4.
p.
per
net
Net
ry.
-
railway
railway
Gross
fret
IQ'il
$15,547,984
to
list
the
stock
common
of
railway
railway
ry.
Kan.,
•p-V. 181,
$15,798,776 $18,757,047 $17,450,390
4,334,097
5,677,373
5,706,365
2,620,079
2,532,870
187,062,645
207,955,342
45,457,894
60,618,442
28,259,235
20,753,674
213,938,266
59,768,852
198,548,699
a
from
ry.
25,339,376
and Cement
City,
Net
Net
1
Jan.
1953
1952
1951
EFFECT
$2,935,141
$3,191,815
794,676
612,077
47,638
422,158
284,955
33,017,404
34,333.540
34,723,262
♦The
(without
4,828,412
4,351,943
5,076,477
3,376,138
♦534,729
*601,482
330,400
♦751,721
railway
railway——.
income
oper.
0Deficit.—V. 181,
Production
of
TO
equity
value)__
par
capitalization
of
the
presently authorized common
previously outstanding shares of
31,
the
into
the 234,920
PRESENT
has
company
stock
class
since
p. 4.
-
Plymouth,
Dodge,
has had
through
balance
mortgage
of
the
of
and
A
shares
of
funded
no
debt
operation
its
1946
due
bonds
shares
such
in
of
when
stocks
stock
common
since
sinking
a
refunding
issue
of
the
June,
fund
outstanding
1950, when it
re¬
based
on
earnings,
$1,000,000
of
to
be
of
names
the
of
4%
underwriters
purchased by each of them
are
first
the
and
number
follows:
as
From
181,
Selling
Stockholders
of
possible
15,000
45,080
10,000
5,000
2,000,000 shares of the
$1.50
share
per
tration
are
H.
being
days
thereafter.
1954
36,154
company,
10.805
now
17,470
8,323
10,619
7,522
7,684
purchase
has
for
them,
an
1,000,000
shares
stockholders
1,000,000
shares
have
the
of
at
been
Proceeds
to
the
will
of
company
be
to
the
purpose
aggregate
$1.75
given
capital
at prices ranging from $2 to $5 per share.
outstanding 2,976,243 shares of capital stock.
stockholders
the
Ltd., and Alator Corp.
to purchase from the com¬
to
used
for
the
the
shares
of
within
180
options
stock
The
of
to
Total
;
_
181,
135,304
The
73,585
p. 203.
made
offering
on
selected
Cincinnati, New Orleans
December—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
income
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
181,
p.
Texas
Pacific Ry.—Earns.
1(53
1952
1951
$3,631,174
$3,556,473
company
*912,181
$4,467,711
2,420,700
387,656
♦678,226
800,594
income
of
being
and
sold
to the selling
development of the
1
the
Toronto
in
the
the stock
new
shares
Stock
United
States,
reflected
as
by
the
Exchange
by
will
selling
stockholders, to
through underwriters
or
be
consolidated
41,747,320
46,845,307
45,597,964
43,959,372
15,317,120
15,871,676
16,307,509
14,971,521
6,875,615
7,008,260
6,964,111
6,519,704
203.
for
1954
sales
be
established
new
income
records
both
for
before
the
of
the
statement
Board.
released
1.5 to J
4,lb0,000
$12.80
$11.78
$10.52
filed
of
letter
a
of
America,
amendment
notification with the SEC
Inc.—Registers With
"B"
Feb.
on
$25,000,000
of
2,
1955,
Corporate
Certificates
to
its regis¬
Leaders
and
Trust
1,014,375. Par¬
Corp.—May Split Stock—
declared
10
payable
cash
a
March
on
also
dividend
1955,
10,
of
$1.95 per share
holders of record
to
at
the
that
announced
three-for-one
a
annual
the
directors
involve
stockholder
held.
it
will
181,
have
"split up" of the company's capital
stockholders' meeting in May,'1955,
now
appear
action.
The
to
tripling
would
then
proposal
shares
At
$5
of
the
also
present
outstanding
instead
and
shares
of each
the
out¬
increasing
corporation
stock
77,595,930
outstanding
of
involve
the
value
par
number
three shares
own
would
90,000,000.
have
has
the
if
$5
of
plan is
value
par
203.
p.
Co.—Subsidiary Offers to Buy Preferred—•
2033,
will
No.
purchase
1980.—V.
The
181,
168,
2541.
p.
to
up
2
12
Rector
from
it
(EST)
noon
Street,
of
New
$7,000,000
on
York
its
at
14,
Feb.
6,
sinking
.
Feb.
on
2
filed
covering 150,000 shares of
"per share).
to
office
receive bids
debentures due
Y.,
N.
fund
411.
p.
company
The net
letter
a
stock to be offered
common
proceeds
to
are
notification
of
be used
to
with
(30 cents
at par
expenses
pay
SEC—
the SEC
incident
mining operations.
deMars Engineering & Mfg. Corp. (Mass.)—Stock
fered—Jackson & Co., Inc., Boston, Mass., on Jan. 11
Of¬
of¬
fered
publicly 40,000 shares of 6% non-cumulative par¬
ticipating preferred stock (par $1) and 40,000 warrants
representing Tights to purchase 4,000 additional shares
of preferred stock.
Each
of
offered
are
warrant
They
as
$1
per
unit. These secu¬
speculation.
a
entitles
offered in units of one pre¬
are
warrant at
one
the
preferred stock at $1.25
PROCEEDS
holder
to
purchase
one-tenth
of a
share
share.
per
approximately $5,000 will be
acquire additional machinery and equipment, $10,000 usea
off current liabilities, and the remainder used for working
to
pay
—
Of
the
net
proceeds,
capital purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
>
Pfd.
stock
The
6%
6%
partic.
non-cuml.
.
($1
par
value)
annum,
receive
$1.25
thing.
In
per
if
sharfe
addition,
stock,
earned,
declared
BUSINESS—Company
1954,
for
the
to
and
before
for
was
.
quarterly dividends at the rate of
redemption or dissolution
common
stock is entitled to a 3
dividend
dividend,
same
•
upon
the
every
equal
and paid at the
an
50,000 shs
*
preferred stock is entitled
common
40,000 sn
50,000 sn
50,000 shs.
stock
per
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
($1
value)
par
Common
time
declared
whether
on
each
incorporated
in
cash
share
on
or
of
each shaF®
stock Shouidl
ug
preferred s
Massachusetts
on
Sep
the going business kn°wnftn(i
operated by Paul A. deMars
K. Walker Miles, at 360 Merrimack
St., in Lawrence, Mass.
The company is presently
engaged in the development and
ium
facture
of
high quality sound reproducing systems for auditor
public
purpose
Engineering
or
home
Denver &
from
and
after
the
company,
by General
Lucius D.
income
Net
according
taxes
to
a
from
ry.
&
of
Mfg.
acquiring
Co.,
use.
Rio
From
Gross
Jan.
Clay,
Chairman
income
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
181,
p.
10^"?
1952
$6'888'?gJ
1,063,543
$7,395,524
2,848,014
1,209,271
73,139,062
84,701,140
82,134,558
77,790.1*
24,729,920
29,761,146
14,069,796
13,095,582
$6,070,581
$6,055,396
2,140,638
2.042.488
1,234,195
2.588,164
1,126,»1J
1—
from
Net
—V.
Grande Western RR. —Earnings—
tqRi
railway
railway
oper.
Net
preliminary
to 1
3,880,000
or
the prevailing market
current sales on the Toronto Stock
Co., Inc.—Earnings Increase-
and
51,185,864
26,003,873
12,533 919
Series
would
company
Room
at
for
Net
Can
1.4
34,724|731
President,
December—
Continental
1
3,600,000
Compania Cubana above.—V.
Gross
1,248,334
to
at
Exchange.
1,895,380
1.4
Dallas Power & Light Co.—EJids Feb. 14—
29,
$3,819,82Q
840,779
the
dealers
price for
1—
from
Net
*-V.
railway
railway
oper.
&
1954
from
See
the
company's properties.
—V.
stock,
25,865,310
stock.—V.
deMars
exploration
1
31,
Investments
other
selling
additional
an
According
registered
Jan.
Sudbury stock, 1,000,000 shares at
days after the effective date of the regis¬
the
and
The
on
Consolidated
within live
statement
13,469
Chrysler & Imperial
Dodge Trucks (incl. military & other gov.)
shares
Alan
shares.
common
selling stockholders have agreed
and the company has agreed to sell
64.046
...
Dodge
DeSoto
by
par
,
13,573,156
an
Feb.
shares
approved,
15,000
The
1955
*
offering
no
$0.45
77,194 737
38,870,752
covering
on
such
Bach
standing
Total
30,080
registration statement with the SEC
a
filed
Payment
proposal
now
used
filed
$1.35
$0.60
14,085,545
Leaders
propose
authorized
to
This company
$L85
$0.80
104,895,088 106,074,697
72,618,572
76,692,367
32,276,516
29,382,330
42,254,564
Feb. 2
on
approval
warrant
rities
Consolidated Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd.
(Toronto, Can¬
ada)—Registers With SEC—
1955, covering 3,000,000
prospectus, the 3,000,000
$1.83
16,654,419
ferred share and
543.
p.
$
166,677,855
4,469,063
were
1961.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Blair & Co. Incorporated
32,797
Plymouth
B
$
298,438,605 264,219,009
6,023,812
6,126,021
Deer Trail Mines, Marysvale, Utah—Files With
solely
1954,
16,950 000
com¬
Haight,
to
for
The
71. -lOutstandirig
275,000 shs.
class
From
pany
Chrysler
and
Imperial
passenger cars and Dodge trucks—including military and other
govern¬
ment—for
the
month
of
January, 1955, compared with the month
of January, a year ago, was:
W.
shares.
-■
Shares to Be Purchased
Ltd.
DeSoto,
Month of January—
to
intention
1
consisted
June,
i95i
provided there is no major change in the conditions which
FINANCING
350,000 shs.
!952
21,390,000
$
1955.
Cuba
1954.
company
tired,
34,081,984
1—
from
H.
by
$3,235,222;
452,979
93,799
Chrysler Corp.—Car Output Shows Sharp Gain—
■.
stock
the
—V.
550,345
railway
Income—
from
ry.
Mich.,
384
p.
re¬
used
its
exchange.
i
$13.38
capital
24,
stock
manufacturing plants at
and has executive offices in
17,256,194
' $3,071,787
railway
Feb.
block
the
be
announced
securities
.
1954
the
on
cement
Company
oper.
From
Gross
national
.
operates
will
on
p 11
23,073,000
program,
which
at its Kansas unit.
about $2,650,000
p. 543.
from
Net
and
financing
exoire
155.
p.
directors
construction
47,604,263
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earns.
Net
the
new
to
t
the bm
44,157,312
equity
per
statement
share
company
th
offered
on
Subs.)—Highlights'
1.9
Creole Petroleum
publicly
was
to
with
be
710.
p.
preference
Offered—A
(no par)
rights
1953
31,695,320
(net)
Periodic
decided
dissolution
to
1955
ticipations, as well as $1,500,000 Corporate Leaders Trust Fund Single
Payment Series "B" Certificates and 65,040 Participation—V. 179,
2,721,364
December—
Gross
tration
Fence.
offering to purchase
at $225.50 a share,
Authorized
♦Common
1Q*i1
3,656,783
income—
oper.
cash
management has
on
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
from
full
from
its
for
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Jan. 1—
from
improving
Realock
holdings of present stockholders.
expenditures
BUSINESS—The
-
The
4,401,547
income
oper.
From
Net
1 QSd
from
is
Co.
Corp.—Stock
PROPOSED LISTING—The
Dec.
from
Co.,
1,
and
corporation
The
the
proceeds
principally
company
involves capital
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Net
loading
Cuba
financing for the
new
PROCE'EDS—The
reclassified
■nppumhpr
Gross
The
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
share. Of the offering, 40,080 shares
-N
188,439,849 204,344,089 206,164,771 203,477,012
21,458,227 * 28,815,900^28,124,791
25,122,672
income
oper.
the
(&
3,320,000
Corporate
Chicago, 111.
1951
>■*-
railway
Cuba
of
represents
Dec.
on
Fredonla,
1952
,
-
1,532,Q06
(
railway
181,
for
program
and
par)
Securities and Exchange Commission—
stockholders,
mainder is from the
the
railway—~ $15,470,586 $15,633,926 $17,560,246 $16,693,686
railway.
1,697,111 2,457,943 - -2,830,092
2,297,922
oper. income
175,413
1,711,686
629,355
1,333,961
ry.
subsidiary of
a
letter
a
$225.50
Beane
269,465,584 265,400,542
47,342,846
45,945,401
From Jan. 1—
v
plant's
processing,
from
Net
storing,
nn
544°
p
corpora¬
N.
Y., it was an¬
structure, measuring 105
galvanizing facilities, and is
of 60,080 shares of common stock
from
Net
this
of
Buffalo,
fence
the
mill
181
covering 2,272 shares of non-voting class A common stock to be offered
at $22 per share, without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be
used for general corporate purposes.—V. 180,
p. 1975.
Fund
Consolidated
-
L
.
December—
Gross
purposes.-
543.
represent
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
v
in
fence
V.
working capital.—V. 178,
35,667,076
The corporation
The
1951
-
237,744,639
38,334,035
income
oper.
181,
corporate
pn
of 4sn
assets
share
180,
Budd
submit^,
Corp America, Inc., Wilmington, Del.—Files With SEC
company's
new
-
$20,340,302 $20,358,797 $23,215,181 $22,321,417
4,195,339
2,661,062
5,468,862
4,959,162
3,443,910
1,891,776
3,172,455
'2,511,657
1—
from
Net
—V.
1954
Jan.
from
the
share, plus dividend arrearages and accruals to Feb. 1, 1955.
The offer expires next April 1.—V. 160,
p. 2399.
1,670,465
.
railway
oper.
Net
in
used
21,517,295
4,837,307
railway
income
from
ry.
the
at
The
link
equipment
corporation,
The
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
From
of
of $115 per
220,831
21,887,902
December—
Net
chain
outstanding preferred
offered
Net
issue,
Compania Cubana already has acquired 21,250 shares of a total of
shares of the outstanding preferred stock.
The acquisition was
made by exchanging the old stock
for new preferred stosck.
20,791,973
railway
oper.
from
of
to
plant
President.
lor
$0.80
liabilities-
value
mon
of
be
notification
March
held;
$1.38
capital
current
—V.
25,000
399,847 "
181, p. 4.
Gross
$15,000,000
other
of
(no
shares
67,362,396
current
equipment
Compania Cubana—Offers to Buy Pfd. of Parent—
1—
Jan.
from
Net
houses
added
Steel
Franz,
handling,
p.
according
1953
$1,742,120
419,918
from
Gross
feet,
of
181,
This
all
....
December—
Gro.s
Spencer
F.
piece
methods
—V.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
Net
of
will
Co.—Files With SEC
letter
record
182,061,693
share
working
Book
184,833
195,353
—
railway
181,
1951
$818,021
399,308
key
40
for
of
14,659,577
share-
com.
Stockholders'
1—
Jan.
from
Net
1952
$928,785
.
$761,018
railway
oper. income
ry.
Gross
►
1954
railway
from
by
the
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
A.
been
has
annex
Wickwire
by
and
program
be
'• V- 180,
proposal
plan
stock
a
4,542,748
per
a
The
1954
debt
Pri¬
Unit—
to
modern
nounced
authorized
an
previously.
financing will
the
of
of
•
?,gains&
107-
underwritten.
used
(h.p.)
plants
sold
were
proceeds
improvement
Adds
tion's
balance
filed
be
be
1
per
Ratio
Corp.
n
'
obligations by delivery
common
five
not
to
liabilities
16,691,527
5,034,987
2,123,762
Iron
&
the
$10,000,000
net
Th
general
4.
p.
each
will
Current
16,304,001
5,170,712
1,254,813
Fuel
incom»
181
450,000 shares of stock.
28
assets
to
represents
which
247,010
From Jan. 1—
Gross
output
Earns,
4.
p.
a
paied
Co.—Proposed Sale—
Co.
has
Jan.
are
sales
3,020,618
railv/ay
income
Colorado
966,382 L..w767,562
319,185
Budd
shares of
for
offering
proceeds
Dividends
Co. an issue of $5,000,000 15-year 4%% convertible
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1966, it was announced on Feb. 7.
440,992
share
Property,
1951
$2,626,795
income
oper.
its
of
earnings
&
1952
assume
to stockholders
Current
oper.
Fibre
formally approve.d
Electric Equipment
on
Long-term
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
1953
stock
par
share
Net
vately—The company has placed privately through Allen
1954
3
Continental
Net
$1,976,844
1,028,222
33,659,041
6,130,226
December—
Feb.
Continental Motors Corp.
1951
$1,443,572
441,623
Gross
Parei
lie
I
on'
taxes
1953.—V
rq«
comnn*
30%'
ox
I .shares
3-458,5i8
0n
or
income
on
for
in
$616 163
$61,726,916
$9,505,946
$
$1,408,576
income
481,892
oper. income
181, p. 644.
$5
new
The
15.
1—
$2,963,581
1—
one
at the previous year-
$1,310,034
railway
of
taxes
of
provided
was
Diamond
on
company
-Earnings—
1954
railway
before
to
siPilefeire(l
3 64fi
share
'
covering 8,645
Engine
Southern Ry.-
Jan.
389,699
railway
of
$18.75 per
program, during the year 1954
supermarkets, remodeled six supermarkets,
less profitable stores. Stores in operation
new
inadequate
oper.
From
1951
railway
$20,200,000
Continental
modernization
December—
Gross
1952
ry.
—V.
of
Colorado &
1953
income—
Jan.
from
$3.02
181, p. 203.
$2,970,970
railway
railway
from
Net
1954
*
oper.
From
Gross
805,152
$3.90
common
increase
an
increase
Year Ended Oct. 31—
Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
from
from
33
the end
Net
&
December—
Net
shares
The
to
company opened 23
Net
Net
812,241
1953, at the rate of 50 cents
end.—V.
30,116,672
4.
p.
Chicago
Gross
paid
per
1872.
directors
The
t52 weeks.
were
1953,
an
2,623,860
j
share
in
amounted
revenues
purchase all its assets and
4,090,000
3,356,085
common
Dividends
as
and
$21,295,874 $21,631,229 $24,971,367 $24,651,118
4,289,394
2,985,902
8,197,775
8,949,497
2,434,646
1,370,527
5,500,951
3,670,688
4,002,000
earnings
$4.29
e
$40,936,899
Continental
$
SEC
the
1952
taxes
ori
share
per
against
provided for the purpose
stockholders.
*53 weeks.
252,352,714 278,413,812 270,347,780 266,593,669
62,018,953
75,289,444
76,911,820 • 77,359,430
railway
oper.
181,
1953
income
of
1954,
1953.
tDec.26,'53
1—
from
—V.
income
oper.
From
Gross
1954
1,*55
244,672,000 233,890,000
7,358,085
6,713,860
Common shares outstanding
In
December—
*Jan.
$5.52
31,
1953,
and
1651
pp.
income
on
Earned
City—Debentures Sold—The recent offering of $25,000,000 40-year 3V4% debentures by White, Weld & Co. and
associates has been completed.
before
Net
Baltimore
of
Year Ended—
total
$15,750,000
Stores, Inc.—Earnings Up—
$20,736,899 compared «,-n
$5,055,946 or 32%
After
to
of
of
in
jg^
of
of
operating
income
14
increase
Dec.
end
and
$31,430,953
$
Profit
at
the
income
net
Monday, February
.
.
equivalent
an
was
$554,436,982
Net
p.
Sales
1
J.
J.
of
Vice-
Kusik,
E.
'
succeeds
Chesapeake
elected
been
at
Sales
A
Colonial
New Treasurer Elected—
D.
180,
1953,
this
outstanding
Bank
new
stock.—V.
common
in
dividends
preferred stock
National
consolidated
680,953
5,000
next,
Ohio.
1,
called
including
1534.
and
March
on
made
be
Cleveland
Ave.,
preferred
time
any
will
The
Redemption—
for
outstanding 4.80%
its
per
Co.—Partial
called
Cleveland, 623 Euclid
revenues.
advantage
for
C&O's
of
$31
of
Controller
company
.
income
107.
«'sl
Number 5403
^Volume 181
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earningsrailway
from railway—
ry. oper. income
Irom
Gross
Net
Net
railway-—.
from railway—!—._
ry. oper. income—
Net
Net
1952
$162,984
-i
1951
December—
$168,510
Gross
*1.283
Net
'Deficit.—V.
1952
1951
railway.
railway
from
31,669
Net
ry.
$3,133,097
$3,026,816
$3,339,114
$2,937,493
539,752
700,578
761,788
549,712
income
103,728
325,237
430,560
308,029
31,682.031
32,897,695
33,914,822
29,831,967
4,793,337
6,779,101
7,812,253
5,759,886
for
227,585
2,741,022
3,933,285
2,271,837
which
oper.
2,003,765
! 545,600
279,617
181,
2,131,243
2,585,142
Gross
685,094
593.653
1,026,973
Net
from
348,495
.
2,026,236
332,869
348,990
Net
ry.
107.
p.
—V.
railway
railways—!_'
income
oper.
gears and
Stores
Diana
Corp.—January Sales Off-
Sale?
1955—Month—1954
marketed
181, p. 5.
$1,643,524
——
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.-Earnings—
$1,775,278 $15,510,123 $15,867,635
204.
181, p.
Gross
from
Net
Diversified Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets Higher.As of—
Dec. 31, '54
Total net assets
Net
from
$8,915,198
Net
ry.
$10.29
$7.23
—V.
1951
$2,311,129
$2,938,399
622,526
868,877
1,482,531
338,358
364,365 '
437,433
830.271
23.991,061
23,271,090
6,981,937
2,927,630
23,701,489
railway
22,972.755
Power
Duke
Co.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary
offering of 40,000 shares of
common stock (no par) was
privately on Jan. 31 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; The
First Boston Corp.; and Granbery, Marache & Co. It was
completed.—V. 181, p. 411.
made
6,270,222
6,350,651
7,279,520
2,870,313
income—
Allison
2,881,465
3,480,287
Dunkirk
Prior
sold
(N. Y.)
to
proceeds
to
are
be
used
to
refund
bank
loans
to
and
for
ex-
John
craft,
Howard
&
SEC
investment
Jan.
on
181,
Fund, Boston, Mass.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
31,
filed
company
1055,
registration
a
statement
covering 1,500,000 shares of its capital
544.
p.
Harry
nomic
from
Net
ry.
railway
ers
$4,919,858
$4,385,527
1,509,934
*3,464,520
1,622,731
1,427,258
6o7,o74
60,859
1,2 <2,9z5
43,231,911
181,
Consolidated
1953
ended
55,321,510
49,039,952
54,826,739
8,039,397
11,618,132
16,667,786
20,000,828
2,078.256
3,453,435
4,770,715
4,173,659
5.
p.
net
sales
Dec.
4)
$1,284,913
for
totaled
$1.39
or
the
first
three
$48,024,807,
No
ended
Dec.
of
which
on
share.
per
quarters
1954
the
comparative
(40
company
figures
for
considerably
im¬
available.
are
Earnings in
the
third
quarter,
4,
were
proved.
A
the
ammunition
1955
with
Ordnance
Division
components,
with
loans outstanding
such
in
as
a
former
price
Mr.
member
has
since
operated
J. G.
181,
as
Los
been
of
entering
four
months
manufacturers
of
Elgin's
the
Elgin-Neomatic, Inc.,
Erie RR.
program
growth
production
acquisition
sub-miniature
The
relays,
will
company
Elgin-Neomatic.
fields
announced
of
miniature
instruments.—V.
part of Elgin's
through which it
as
1953,
in
electronic
181,
p.
and
components
645.
-
1954
1953
1952
1951
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway-—_ $12,155,468 $13 ,302,566 $15,086,702 $14,734,794
railway
* .'2,005,281.
3,249,677
5,708,148
1 ,530,042
income
oper.
1,034,688
,069,862
1,766,860
3,790.158
From Jan.!1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway..
railway
oper:
181,
152,086,511
181 ,505,236
176,459,018
27,824,733
45 ,122,478
41,517,849
43,887,890
12,686,039
18, ,985,838
18,388,373
19,763,198
income
Vice-Chairman of
in
now
Government
a
&
178,857,243
Instrument Corp.—Sales & Earn¬
1954
$42,225,000
$25,695,000
1,608,000
883,500
$3.51
$1.93
41,500,000
_____•
65.000,000
—
share
per.
1953
•
proflL—~I2I—II"
record
48,528
date,
Sept.
—
orders * Dec.
31_
regarding
be
to
corl)oratlon
filed-,
.
a
registration statement with the SEC on
4;; 1955; covering 361,922 shares of its'$10
par capital stock; which
riiiT..^°"^Ps,ny -proposes to
subscription by holders of its,
24, 1955, on the basis of
7, ncw share- for each eight shares then held.
The subscription
rjwk
underwriting terms, are, to be supplied by amendment.
Co'* *nc*»-iS named as the principal underwriter.
;
outstanding capital
stock
offer
for
record
of
Feb.
*
Proceeds will be added- to the general funds- of the company,
eXpecte^" tha'tr-. the company- will thereafter make an additional
•nvestment
it !i
ini
of
approximately. $9,000,000
The remaining
_.
stocks,
except that
an
*lvcs^ed In the stocks
"e
situated
in
the
aggregate
of
two
side
of
Great
Falls,
any
of
*
of
its
banking
and
acquisition of additional
approximately
national
Southdale
-va,-a suburb of Minneapolis,
est
certain
net
*Joqui8itipn
n
i1°W Pave un<ler consideration
»0
in
proceeds- together,, with other funds will
e
Provide such' additional funds to affiliated banks as
t{me to time-in the future,-be advisable; for possible future
of stocks of banks,, and for other purposes. The company
f
banks, not
development
the
Montana.—V.
other
181,
p.
to
be
$450,000
may
yet
organized,
the
in
Village
situated
on
of
the
107.
6,191
new
owners
shares of
a
capital
other
system
corporation f'led
m^nV>nm8tatement
y
181
p1^"
&n<* ^IM) an{l Single Payment Plans (DMP).—
-(M. II.) Fishman
Co., Inc.—January Sales Increased—
SaJer"1**1
-V.
**anuary
181,p~ 204l~
1955
$602,685
1954
$583,589
Delaware
a
cor¬
its parent company,
Nemours & Co. is
below
named
stock
shall
as
severally
have
suoscribed
be
not
for
Feb.
on
new
180,
p.
St
be
used
of
the
Whipple
&
Weeks
&t
consolidated
income
net
at
to $9.08 per share
1954
$806,000,000
the
on
common
•>
'
"
Blair
Co.
&
Blunt
&
C.
Branch,
Alex.
of Delaware.* Its
principal executive offices
Detroit
Boulevard,
Grand
N. Y.
'
:
•
2,
Mich,
and
are
1775
the
located
cars,
trucks and
trucks
and
utility vehicles
in
and
Canada
GM
motor
assembles
and
foreign
19
ih
corporation manufactures the major components of its motor
(such as bodies, engines and transmissions) as well as parts
These
chrome-plafcd
items
parts,
include
Delco
electrical systems,
AC
spark
automobile
Hydrk-Matic,
Lunt
&
.04
Harriman
.06
Harris
.08
Ira Haupt &
Inc,__
.04
Hayden.
.08
Hayden, Stone & Co
' .45
Inc.
.06
Hemphill, Noyes & .Co
1.25
.08
H.
Co.,
Cos__;
&
Denton,
Sherrerd
Ripley &
Inc.
Inc.
Co
.15
Henry Herrman & Co
.08
Hickey St Co., Inc
Hill
.04
J.
J.
.06
-
.10
St Co.—
Hilliard & Son__,
B.
Hirsch
St
Brown-Lipc-
plugs,
radios,
Dynaflow
Delco
and
I
batteries.
Powcrglide
*
.15
.04
Richards
.20
.20
Co.
&
1.80
.20
Co.-
Miller &
Hentz
Co.,
Ltd.,
Partners
<fc
.15
.20
Co
Corp
.08
.06
Hornblower
.04
Howard, Well,
.I5
Carroll
<fc
National
Corp
.60
and
Co.__
Clarke
W.
&
W.
Securities
<fc
St
St
Inc,
The
Illinois
.43
Co
St
Company,
Inc.__
Indianapolis Bond
Corporation
St
Janney
.08
Norfolk
Co.
Jenks, Kirkland St Grubbs___
Lane,
Inc.
.1
.08
Jones,
.15
Joseph,
Kaiser
Space
.15
St
Co
.20'
St
Co
.06
Hewitt.
.30
Kalman
.10
Kay,
.06
.10
Miller, Inc.
Mellen St
.08 ''
Co
St
Crowell, Weedon <fc Co.-
.06
Kean,
____^
Co
Cunningham, Gunn St Carey,
Curtiss,
House
Dain
M.
St
&
Union
Davenport
Kidder
M.
Kuhn,
Loeb
Laird,
.06
W.
C.
.08
St
.08
Lazard
.15
Lee
Skaggs
St
Day
Co
Co
John
St Townsend,
DeHaven
Frercs
Higginson
C.
.08
Dempsey-Tegeler St Co
.10
Lester,
St
Bodlne
—
Legg
Co
St
St
Co._—
Corporation—
St
Ryons
St
Co
Co
.10
Little
&
.45
S. R.
Livingstone, Crouse St Co.
R. S.
Dickson St
.45
Carl
M.
Dillon,
Dixon
Read
&
Co.,
Co.
Inc.
Inc
1.80
Noonan
Inc.
Dixon St Co
St
Loewi
&
.85
.10
Hopkins,
Inc
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
.10
-
.04 i
.10 *
1.25
.15 "
Co.
Dominlck
!—
.06
D.
.04
Bretscher
Dominick
&
.85
1.80
1.80 *
Dewar, Robertson St Pancoast
Merle-Smith
.60
.45
.30
Brothers
Lehman
Crouter
<fc
Meeds
St
Langley
Davis St Co.__
Davis,
L.
Co.
Laird & Company
Bissell
'
1.80
.10
1.80
A: Co
Thalmann
Ladenburg,
.06
.08
.04
.30
Co
St
.10
Co.—.
St
.10
Co
A.
.08
Co
Company
Securities Co.—
.20
Iixc.
<fc
Kidder. Peabody St Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co
&
Shelby Cullom
R.
Co..
Taylor St Co
Kenower, MacArthur St Co.
.04
Schmertz
Inc.
Co..
J.
St
Richards
.04
Inc.
Cunningham,
.06
Co.,
Jones
D.
Kreeger St
Cruttenden
St
•
Lemon
Johnston,
Edward
.
.04
.15
Johnson,
.15
St
.20
and Share
of
.08
!
•
1.25
Investment. Corp.
.06
1-
Co.
Co
St
Hutton
E.
.06
.06
Hutton
P.
-
1.50
.30
Co
Courts
.06
Weeks.
St
.04
Hicks_-_
&
.10
Fay___
.15
Corp
Inc
Co._
&
W.
.06
Clarke Cof,p.__
Burr,
E.
.08
.20
Co;——;
St
Labouisse,
Fricdrlchs St Company
Hulme Applegate <fc Humph¬
.06
1.25
Co
&
rey,
.04
Clark & Co.!
W.
Clark, Dodge & Co
Hogle
A.
.15
Co.
Cv C. CollingS St Co., Inc._
Julien Collins St Co._
•
.85
Inc.
<te
Dick
Australia.
vehicles
accessories.
.06
Inc.
Co.__,
Cohu
tries.
vehicles manufactured
Hamlin
Securities
W.
Coffin
coun¬
Products oi
foreign manufacture include Vauxhall passenger
cars and Bedford trucks manufactured in England; Opel
passenger cars
and trucks manufactured in Germany; and Holden passenger cars and
.08 '
.85
Clayton
and
.10
St Co..
Hallowell, Sulzberger St Co.—
Richard
coaches.
these
.15
Sons__
Chlles-Schutz
corporation manufactures and assembles In the United States
Chevrolet,
Pontiac, Oldsmobile,
Buick ,and Cadillac
passenger
cars;
.04
J'
.06
Co.,
Hooker
E.
The
.15
Ladci__
&
Co._,
&
&
Childress
at
.15
.15
Anderson
&
J.
Dallas
GMC
Hallgarten
&
Co.__
&
Marshall____
Cooley
manufactures
Co
Republic Co.
< Inc.)
Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Incorporated-!.;Chaplin and Co
1
1954.
and
.04
Ellis
Greene
Chace,
products are Ih the automotive field and consist of passenger
commercial vehicles, parts and accessories. Sales of these products
averaged approximately 86%
of consolidated commercial net sales in*
the five years ended Dec. 31,
1953 and about 90% lor the full years
also
.15
Gregory St Son, Inc.__
Halle & Stieglitz
Co.,
Central
cars,
it
Green,
.15
&
,04
Co
.10
Central
Broadway,
Co.__
&
Marache
Granbery,
C, F. Cassell & Co., Inc.i.___
;
.60
.08
Gradison
D.
1.80
Grant-Brownell
.08
Lee
cipal
Chevrolet
W.
.04
& Co
Co
.15
corporated
Is primarily an operating company engaged in the
assembly and sale-of various products in the United
States.
Such operations are also conducted in Canada and overseas by
subsidiaries which, with minor exceptions are wholly-owned. The prin¬
subsidiaries
Goodwyn & Olds
&
&
&
Carolina
corporation
bodies;
.20
.08
Goodbody & Co
Campbell, McCarty & Co. In¬
manufacture,
Tlirough
.60
M. Byllesby and.Company,
(Incorporated)
Brothers
Caldwell, Phillips Co
Laws
Sons
&
-30
H.
'
.20
Co
<fc
Johnston
Byrd
$9,825,-
.04
Co
.15
Sachs &
Bonbright <te Co.
Bros.
Coggeshall
under
Reid
Ginther,
MacDonald,
&
Robert Garrett
1.80
.15
&
Marshall
Golman,
Burke
Burns
Aldinger &
&
.06
Co
Brown
Burpham
—
Hibbs
.06
Lisle
Butcher
Fulton,
.60
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.&
Foster
Co.-J^—
Falion
C.
Brown,
.30
Co
B.
.08
.06
Corp.
.60
Fordon,
.60
Inc
Cabell
Harold
-
Inc.
.08
Co
Brown
Co.,
1.80
Corp
1
Bradford
Bramhall,
Michigan
.10
Co
Sullivan
!
J.
First Cleveland
.06
Co._,
Bosworth,
.
1916
Southwest
B.
dividend..
In
First
Folger,
George D.
to $5 per share were paid on
incorporated
.04
and
John
was
of
Boettcher
Inc.
.06
First ,Boston
Nolan-W.
.06
.10
First
Simmons
&
&
—
Company
The
Inc.
I.
Co.,
&
.04
&
&
.15
Field, Richards & Co
.20
Co.,
Inc
Ellis
Blyth
Btenning
Ferris
.45
Co
&
Blair
Fauset,
.30
.15
&
.06
.06
Steele & Co
.30
Co
Co.
&
Farwell,
Inc.
Corp
First California Co., Inc
Becker & Co. Inc
G.
—j.
The
Williams
William
.08
Co
Harris & Co.,
Chapman & Co
Fairman,
.45
.06
Co.
&
&
.15
Co
Stearns
Co
Co._
Bond
&
the
common
stock in 1954 ,and. a quarterly dividend of $1 per share has
been declared payable on
March 10, 1955 to shareholders of record
Feb. 14.-The additional shares now being Offered will not receive this
BUSINESS—Corporation
Inc.
Bateman, Eichler & Co
com¬
equivalent after
stock outstand¬
''
i__
Co.,
Co.
Kraus
&
Leeds
Bioren
Clark
.08
1.25
—._
.04
Co
St
&
Fitch, North & Co.
Barth
Baxter,
,
DIVIDENDS—Dividends amounting
Burge
Bear,
estimated at
are
Baird
Bankers
Barret,
J.
,
by Geneial Motors for continued expansion and
''I
West
St
Watts
Ball,
Fahcy.
.15
Corp
&
Evans
Fahnestock
.60
Co
.45
.10
Securities
& Co._*_
A.
1.25
.06
Sons__
& Co._!
Dcetjen <fe Co
Equitable
.30
W.
The
2696.
additional
Emanuel,
Red-
&
___,
Simonds
replacement of plants and facilities and for working
ing.
York 19.
Parker
Baker,
share for each 20 shares held of record
sale
Elworthy
Clement
Baker,
Equity Financing Un¬
the
.20
&
Morris <fc Co
.04
Robert
common
proceeds from
Elkins,
Co.___
&
Co
&
UiUwards
.06
Co._,
Pont
du
I.
G.
Bleichrocder,
Ashmun
S.
Bacon,
stock 4,380,683 additional
stock (par $5) at $75 per share on the
net
prcierred dividends
of* the State
Co., Inc.—
S.
.20
—
1.50
Eberstadt
a.
Estabrook
Bartow
$250,000,000.—V.
ol
Francis
F.
.85
.10
:_
.04
Co
Co
Co
As
.15
Bache
that
10
D'-pxpI
&
.06
Inc
.20
Gilbert &
.04
Co
Strudwick
Auchincloss,
path
depreciation and obsolescence in those years.
During these years
increased plant and working capital requirements have been met
and
&
&
Doollttle
.45
_
and
Donovan,
'.10
Co.,
Securities
Dominion
Corporation
.04
.10
Corp
Brothers
Ames
The
.06
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
1955.
will
Delco-Remy
I
Co.,
&
Nemours
C.
retained, earnings which haamounted to approximately $1,500,000,000 and by the sale early in 1954 of $300,000,000 of debentures.
Chanin
de
2.94
Co.—
&
Inc.
During the six years ended Dec. 31, 1954 General Motors spent
$2,100,000,000 for real estate, plants and equipment.
This
approximately $1,260,000,000 in- excess of the amounts provided
The
de
common
Co
&
Arnhold
by
aiTd
7,
beneficially a total of 20,000,000 shares
the corporation.
The corporation does
underwriters
Peck
St
Allyn &
E.
A.
than
utility
Feb.
at
designated for
account
of
Pont
The
additional
Securities
Anderson
330-Member
by
common
8,
stock
other
amendment on Feb. 2, 1955, to its regiscov'ering. an additional $6,000,000 in Periodic Payan
and
Stanley & Co
Proctor & Paine
Almstedt
carrying on discussions with Morgan Stanley
underwriting of the proposed offering which is
is
the area
modernization and
Fisher
'
—
Abercrombie
C.
A
While a majority of the shareholders
live in the United States, General Motors has a substan¬
tial number of shareholders living abroad.
The sub¬
scription offer will expire at 6 p.m. (EST) on March 7,
1955.
Morgan Stanley & Co. will manage one of the
largest corporate underwriting groups ever assembled,
numbering 330 members who will purchase any unsub¬
scribed shares.
The financing involves approximately
$328,500,000 and represents the largest public offering
of an industrial common stock in history. It also stands
as
the largest underwritten corporate security offering
of any description ever made.
The
special
a
shares
900,139
include
in
Pont
du
stock
that E. I. du
Allison-Williams
products.
and
the
in
one
Feb.
3044
I,
E.
of record
common
the
Adams
the
public offering of debentures
to finance installment sales
working
holders, of
460,000
New
1,000,000 shs.
*92,894,500 shs.
150.000,000 shs
stock
common
purchase, and the corporation has agreed to sell to them,
the respective percentages indicated below, such of the
of
Adamcx
Group Headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co.—The corporation on Feb. 9 offered to its
the
,
.
sh.
value)
par
of
1954
the
to
Lovett
,
First Investors Corp., N.
Y.-^Registers With SEC—
tr^n iS
31,
of
Abbott,
own¬
ago.
Corp.-^Plans Financing—
Motors Corp.—Record
derwritten
for
'
sh.
In
A.
General
000,000
nn
year
a
electronic
announced
consideration
under
corporation
Co.
was
Stock Corp,, Minneapolis, Minn.—Registers
^ ;
'
Securities and Exchange Commission-^-
bant
nic
control
Tlxy-mo-trol
President,
Stradella,
trucks
and
cars
on
Outstanding
$300,000,000
6,000,000 shS."
'''
# '
1,835,644 shs,
$300,000,000
value)
treasury and carried
shares
5.
P.
u/Fif8*
With
«
Dec.
23%
Morgan
share
294,955
over
1954,
24,
simplified
new,
EARNINGS—Consolidated net sales' for
inao
of
a
of
Motors Acceptance
has
moi-e
Calendar Year-
filiates.
in
severally,
capital.
'
:
Sales
181.
($5
Baker,
additional
provide
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
dated
purposes.
agreed
a
Stockholders Added—
increase
lull-wave
PROCEEDS—The
Up Sharply—
Profits
(without par
UNDERWRITERS
newly
service.—V. 180,
Board,
the
EFFECT
1979,
,
shares
not consider
Secretary of State for Eco¬
of this company to succeed
company's rolls.
and
ol'
to
mon
aen
directors.
of
Co., Inc.—New President
reported
record
the
corporation
645.
p.
Fairchild Camera
■t
board
bonus
545.
G.
basis of
-Earnings-
December—
Gross
<
•
than
less
renamed
division
a
by
Angeles
diversiiication
automatic
/i
the
of
due
roller
Hyatt
bearings,
ball
Departure
motors.
GIVING
debs,
stock
held
1955
Air¬
Northrop
Thy-Mo-Trol Control Has Printed Circuits-
line
p.
expected
Shennan, President, described both purchases
planned
3lA%
•Issued
or
President
is
Luider
previous
circuitry
new
The
disclosed.
followed
Neomatic, Inc.,
which
not
was
The purchase
*•€
of
President
Assistant
who becomes
added to
General
of Feb. 28.-
as
on'Feb. 7 announced, purchase of American Micro¬
Pasadena, Calif., manufactureis of microphones, phono¬
pickups, cartridges and related items in the communications
The
°l*en
the
been
a
Co.,
held.
Net
and
Director—
a
New
electric
$5:00 series, stated value $100 per
$3.75 series, stated value $100 per
re¬
company
phone
graph
ings
elected
company on Feb. 2
of Dec. 17, 1954, an
Charles
Buys Microphone Firm—
—V.
figures,
was
are features
adjustable-speed
drives, available at prices appioximately 20% lower than for previous
models of the same type, according to the company's Specialty Con¬
trol Department.
Believed
to
be
the first printed
circuitry ever to be incorporated
in
industrial
control
equipment, the print-board panels can be vis¬
ually inspected lor circuit faults, G-E engineers said, since the pauels
are
actually current-carrying diagrams.
The panels can also be re¬
moved and replaced in a lew seconds time, they said.
Since
the
new
control
circuit
uses
only
a
single miniature-type
control
tube,
as
contrasted with three conventional sized tubes in
previous models, maintenance 011 the equipment is greatly simplified.
of
&
is
it
1953,
Allen
started
company
$3,500,000
we
tentative
of
over
At
Lindcr,
Printed
backlog.
The company's working capital
position has been eased considerably,
the extent that all short-term bank loans had been
paid off as of
Jan. 7 this year,
whereas last year it still had
of
basis
ixxcrease
$11,500,000 contract
an
the result that the
$23,000,000. military
a
received
to
This
been
position.
Since
have
rail cars; Cleveland
and
by exercise of rights.
as
—V.
Jn November
for
founder
Friedman, formerly
has been elected
New G-E
Elgin National Watch Co.—Earnings, Etc.—
earned
the
on
include
Delco
1, 1954
Preferred stock
579,123
income—
railway
railway
!_
ry. oper. income-—
weeks
and
substantial
a
General Electric Co.—New
1951
1—
Jan.
from
"Deficit.—V.
.
and
Jan.
253.
The
1952
$4,193,204
from
Net
1953
$3,760,320
railway
oper.
From
Net
1954
F.
-
and
conditioning
Authorized
p.' 2293.
G.
created
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry..—Earnings—
Gross
Northrop,
has
units
air
sales durixxg
in
2i88.
Affairs,
Harold
p.
December—
from
10%
of
figures, net sales for 1954 amounted to $25,439,000.
show
p.
products
bearings
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.—Northrop Elected
Inc.,
180,
as:
earthmoving equipment.
25-year
General American Investors
Stock
Securities and
Boston
stock.—V.
Net
K.
installations,
poration, owned
Eaton
Gross
Leandro,
1953.
determination
also
180,
items.
other
quantities of non-
substantial
sells
such
transmissions for heavy-duty vehicles
Common
—V.
ters With
with the
final
a
will
Garrett
Life
pansion.—
This
San
Inc.,
Private
Berkshire
Co. $125,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1979.
Insurance
The
has
company
to
tentative
on
ported.—V.
Fredonia Telephone Co.
&
Co.,
Feb. 3 reported an increase
on
1954 as compared
earnings
Placement—The
Calculating Machine
Calif.—1954 Sales Increased 10%—
Based
and
frames and
glass,
tires,
steel,
products
engines for commercial,
marine and
industrial uses; iDetroit
engines for trucks, coaches, tractors and earthmoving equipment;
Electro-Motive Diesel locomotives for passenger, freight, switching and
industrial use and Electro-Mobile Power portable generating units; and
Euclid
The company
commercial
commercial
Other
Friden
sheet
manufactures
Diesel
5.
p.
materials,
supply
Diesel
railway
oper.
181,
for
and
Motors
and
uses
equipment for household
equipment,
electric
ranges,
automatic washers, clothes dryers, dishwashers, dehumidifiers,
and
water
coolers; and Delco boilers and water systems, automatic
heating equipment, and electric, oil and gas water heaters.
1—
Nov. 30, *53
„
1952
1953
$2,192,057
income
corporation
Frigidaire electrical refrigeration
604,447
Jan.
from
the
firms
and
$2,096,059
oper.
From
Gross
$11,262,054
—
value per share
180, p. 439.
Net asset
—V.
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
1954
truck manufacturers, or
jobbers.
In addition to its own
approximately 21,000 outside firms
parts and supplies, one or more ot
through distributors
services
General
December—
1955—6 Mos —1954
and
carburetors,
Ternstedt
manufacturers, including other automobile and
manufacture
automotive
period End. Jan. 31—
and
°lan"ah
heaters
Harrison radiators,
Saginaw power
Guide lamps,
Rochester Products
body hardware. The greater part of sucn
manufactured parts and accessories is used by the car, trucx and oUier
divisions.
The
remainder, a substantial amount,
is sold to ou siae
steering
is
from
transmissions.
defrosters,
1953
from
14,410
49,091
32,452
automatic
-Earnings-
1954
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
1953
$155,498
16,430
1—
Jan.
From
Florida East Coast Ry
1954
$170,197
22,115
29,005
'
December—
5
(745)
Irving Lundborg St Co
.08
Mackall
.15
1.25
A.
Lomasney
St
Coe
& Co.—
.04
-
clo
TVIacNaughton-Greenawalt
Co.
&
E.
.06
_
Marks & Co.—.
M.
A.
&
Masten
E.
McCormick
Patton
McJunkin,
McKelvy
&
McLeod,
&
Chas.
W.
Seasongood
.08
Shearson,
.06
Co
&
Horner
Scott
.30
—_
Co
&
Scott,
.15
Co.
&
Sheridan,
.06
Company
Young, Weir, Inc.—
Hutchinson & Co.
Mericka
J.
&
Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
&
Inc.
&
.06
——
.30
&
Co.__
&
Co.—
&
Miller
&
George
.06
F.
.06
William
.20
Starkweather
Co._—
Milwaukee
Smithers
S.
Co.—
&
Staats
R.
Co—
&
The modern one-floor
•>
all
of
Girdler's
and
constructed
its
—V.
this company
nearing com¬
by
catalysts,
is
division
a
installation
manufacturing
on
operations
being consoli¬
continuing
are
pleted in April.
The site provides
expansion program.
Transfer
.10
the
of
Girdler
Boyce__
of
remaining,
additional
.15
Stein
Bros.
.20
monoxide
Model,
.30
Stern
Brothers
Co.———
.30
moval.
.20
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox—
.10
customers
Stern,
the
for
room
equipment
processing
company's
the
from
facilities
plant
old
expected
is
the
and
used
be
to
com¬
for
.hydrocarbon
reforming,
carbon
hydrogenation, desulfurization and oxygen re¬
catalysts are manufactured by procedures spechied by
are
.15
Roland
&
Stone
Moore,
Leonard & Lynch____
Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
F. S.
McFawn
Nauman,
W
Kewburger
E.
M.
Norris
Paul
and
&
The
J.
Company
Overton
A.
&
Corporation
.04
J
.06
Stroud
.30
„
Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc.—
Stubbs,
.30
Inc.
—
.30
Inc
Lombardo,
&
Yeatman
&
Sutro
&
.04
Swiss-American
Talfage
.03
Corporation
Co.—
&
Thayer, Baker & Co
Thomas & Company
.85
Tucker,
■Putnam
.15
Underwood, Neuhaus &
.08
Unipn
Pizzini & Co., Inc
W.
Quail
Co.___
&
.30
Hopwood
.04
—
&
Co.-^...^
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
.
_
"Van
Rand
Co.i
&
.04
.
Rauscher,
Pierce
Reinholdt
&
Gardner——
Noel & Co._.
Chisholm & Co.,
.85
H.
C.
G.
H.
Walker
Walston
&
Riter
.30
Watling,
Lerchen
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
and
Rodman
Wm.
Webster
L.
.08
Roney
,—L
Gibscii-.
&
.15
Rouse, Brewer & Becker—
Rowles, Winston & Co
Salomon
H.
V.
Rros.
Sattley & Co., Inc.—
Stiver & Co
Hart——
&
Schmidt,
Poole,
.08
E.
Wood,
Woodard-Elwood
Wulff,
Hansen
Wurts,
Dulles
Fred
Roberts &
.10
1.50
—
.06
.20
Company
& Co., Inc
Struthers & Co,—„—
,06
.
&
Gundy
.06
.
Co
&
Wood
.06
.
C.
&
Yager,
Co.——
i—■'
Inc
,
(
.20
111
Realty
Utilities Corp.—To Erect
&
40th
Street
Corp.,
at
The
Americas
of
Union
from
years
75-foot
111
frontage
West
41st
on
40th
The
Street,
address
the
of
third
floors
in
taking
the
hanking floor will have
General
Realty
&
a
new
of
area
an
than
more
Corp..
owns
number
a
the
bonds, series I, maturing Feb.
1, 1985, at 102.384% and accrued interest, to yield 3.25%
to maturity. The
group was awarded the issue at com¬
petitive sale on Feb. 8 at a bid of 101.893.
Salomon
Curtis
Bros.
White,
Weld
The
&
&
the
of
future
company's
3%%
a
coupon,
were
sub¬
Securities
Corp. (jointly), 101.72" and
Peabody & Co. (jointly),
101.764.
redeemable at prices
ranging from 105.38 to par.
and
are
PROCEEDS—-The
of
with
Co., Inc., 101.76; Kuhn, Loeb & Co
and
(jointly), 101.82; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Webster
Co.
bonds
new
&
all
net
Kidder,
from
proceeds
treasury
funds
to
the
be
financing
available
will become part
finance the cost
to
expansion
and to discharge shdrt term bank
loans.
Con¬
expenditures
for
the
year
ended
Dec.
31,
1955,
total
$37,800,000 which will bring to
approximately $210,000,000 the amount
templated
spent
by
the
company
BUSINESS—A
country's
provides
pany
and
Central
telephones
ended
Nov.
service
in
service.
30,
the
of
independent
California.
in
since
subsidiary
largest
of
of
telephone
certain
As
start
General
system,
cities
Nov.
30,
1949.
Sales
and
the
Corporation
the
in
net
income
$7,959,000.
petitive
bidding,
following purchasers,
under
are
a
firm
bonds:
Equitable
Securities
\
Corp.
Blair
&
Baxter,
Central
Inc._.
l,300.noo
—V.
1,300,000
Williams & Co.
&
181,
E.
bidders
buy
all
in
the
com¬
new
Hanceatic
$900,000
j.
Pollock
&
Co.,
Inc.
900,000
1,100,000
Burnham
Kormerdi & Co., Inc.—
DeHaven
&
Townsend,
will
Crouter & Bodine—
Emanuel. Deetjen & Co:
300,000
300,000
1,000,000
900,000
204.
Scott,
Inc.
and
Horner
Co.—
&
John
opened
on
in
are
The
and
-is the exploration, development
properties.
The company is in
company
mining
assignment 4,226.48
company holds by
States
of
Colorado
the
Colorado,
Utah
in
those
180,
Utah.
and
and
Colorado
in
leases
County.—V.
and
the
960
above
the
River
Green
leases,
3,266.48
in Utah.
are
located in San Miguel
are
in
the
Of
acres
under leases from
acres
and Park Counties,
District in Grand
Mining
2396.
p.
Gulf Oil Corp.—Tests Well Offshore—
The
Pa.
corporation
well
a
Texas State
on
miles southeast of
Drilled in 48 ieet of
little
a
testing
said it was
Feb. 2
on
in block 889 east of Mustang Island, 9l/a
Aransas.
is
It
1771.
water, the well is in Nueces County.
miles from the nearest production on
four
than
more
the rig
and
Jan.
1955
31,
114,286
lor
as soon
as
additional testing is completed
will be moved off location. The well will be recmipleted at
when plans for future development have been worked
well will
The
share
later
some
be
in
closed
date
out.—V. 180,
Allis-
of
1652 and 26£6.
pp
of
(par
R.
173,
2573.
p.
City, N. Y.—Files
notification
50
Boland
&
with
cents)
Co.,
to
Inc.,
G.
Flegal & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, on Nov. 22 offered
publicly 25,000,000 shares of capital stock at par (10 per
share) "as a speculation."
The
the SEC
be
offered
net
to be
proceeds are
operations.—V.
180, p.
to pay
incident to mining
expenses
Gypsy Queen Mining Co., Deer Lodge, Mont.—Files—
The
181,
of
expenses
15,733,570
(W.
$
201,797.878
186,210,695
super market in Pleasantville, N. Y., on
Lansing P. Shield, President.—V. 181, p. 545.
1955—Month—1954
$
Hamilton
the
public
offering
(par $10)
at $25
associates.
Further
$
company
Feb.
on
2,700
shares
filed
1
letter
a
of
notification
with
between
fished
the
SEC
of
capital stock (par $5) to be offered at the
market (estimated at $15
per share) to certain key officers and di¬
rectors pursuant to stock
options.
The proceeds are to be added to
working capital.—V. 180, p. 534,
as
net
proceeds
laws
of
Hamilton
igan
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Sales Increased—
Sales
—
—V.
1955—Month—1954
$6,289,947
—
181,
205.
p.
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$5,444,724 $50,278,154 $47,244,355
;
of
is,
Gross
from
Net
Net
ry.
railwayrailway
from
Gross
railway...
railway
from
income..
oper.
181,
._
250,254,361
268.034,981
61,632,994
73,151,064
24,226,248
-
._
Great Western
1951
*4V2%
prom,
note
J4'/2%
prom,
SCommon
stock
"■Hamilton
260.247.470 248,038,691
68,831,830
63,828,625
25,914,145
conditions
loaned
23,214,095
ing
lation
and
Spencer, Portland, Ore., is offering as a specu¬
of $125,000 6%
5-year production notes
250,000 shares of
of
$500
a
note
are
BUSINESS—The
State
of
761
The
eral,
and
to
on
company
Dec. 13,
for
develop
which
and
otherwise deal
as
well
as
uranium
The
Last
Wayne
be
used
development
was
1954,
to
of
for
pay
into
to
the
operate
in
organized
and
under
prospect
laws
was
incorporated
and
other
and
mineral
explore
the
are
mineral
the
interests
Counties,
in
all
inclusive,
assignment
the
of
opening-
located
th'ereof,
in
Sevier
were
acquired
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
production notes...
stock
(par
25
cents)
FINANCING
Outstanding
$130,500
1,000,000 shs.
521,000 shs.
corporation has agreed to take 75'V>
of its net profit from
operations and apply toward the retirement of the
production notes.
—V. 181, p. 108.
evidenced
by
promissory note matur¬
a
with
agreement
an
the
of
three
evidenced
of
of
June
least
stock
4%
cash
and
leng
cost
10,
banks
70c
1954,
7,
Stroud
&
Boenning
of
Sept.
the
per
payable
public
following
of
the
Previ°.unsn)
(par
increasing
$10) to 200,000.
stated
payment
their present
of quartse y
cash dividends at
annum and,
in addition, the P
in cdmmon stock at the rate
Dec.
10)
Intention
The
and
(par
the
be;
10.000
Hamilton
directors
to
and
10
share
per
stock
common
1955,
the
$101
purchasers
shares
offered
Co.,
Thayer,
Inc
Co
&
Baker
also
See
V.
Janney
Suplee,
3,000
2,500
&
Co.^__
Byllesby & Co.,
181,
p.
& Co.——
Yeatman & Co.,
Inc.
2,000
2,000
—
2,500
Wricht,
Wood
2,000
Inc.
dis
participated in the
hereby as follows:
Shares
13,678
Co._
Yarnall,
1.500
Biddle & Co
Sr
Co
1,500
545.
Ilarris-Seybold Co.—Plans Public Financing—
The
of
holders,
have
stock,
and
time
of offering.
Shareholders
meeting called for March 4.
The
tion
In
dent,
directors
list
to
a
the
letter
stated
retained
in
^
authorized a public offering of 125,000
subject to release of pre-emptive rights by
subject to favorable market and ot.ier conditions
directors
common
also
although
company,
will
a
the
vote
on
the
proposal
t^e
iaj
at a
..
the
stock
sharehodlers,
that
the
authorized
company's
to
.
paying dividends par *
with
the
managemei for
use
in paying
of
in
stock is consistent
conserving
cash
resources
improvements.
the
&
Newburger
M.
0
aPPr0V%
Hamilton
of
Shares
H.
.loan)r
maturing
notes
of
stock
(par
partly
capital
to
stock
dividends
annum.
PURCHASERS—The
,
Philadelphia
three
May
on
promissory
by
common
of
10,
to
dividends
per
practice
of
shares
Jan.
respect
of
common
and
company from C. G. Spencer and. James Carroll Smith
under
terms of which the
company has issued to each of them 130,000
shares of its capital stock and has
agreed to pay them $5,000 out
of the proceeds of this
offering and $5,000 for each subsequent year
for five years for the
purchase to all the rights of the Last Chance
Claims, 1 to 22 inclusive.
In
the event the company fails to
pay
such sum of $30,000 Messrs.
Spencer and Smith, at their own option,
may cancel said assignment and the properties revert to
them.
These
claims are Unsurveyed, but are
properly posted, registered and staked
under
the standard procedure outline in the United
States Govern¬
ment Circular No. 1278 of the Bureau of Land
Management.
The
at
of
tribution
CAPITALIZATION
number
least
descrip¬
possibilities
200,000 shs.
——
an
into
issued shares
with
at
gen¬
of
450,000
1959
agreement
with The Prudential
subject to the usual terms ana
agreements, Prudential on May 7, l»D*>
into
such
each
shares
10,
of
ment
office
properties
mines.
22
Outstanding
$1,550,000
450,000
lOO.OOOshs.
$1,550,000
1969
under which,
entered
whmh
and
intention
for
of
of
in
Hamilton
in
company
Claims, 1 to
Utah, 1 nd the
indus¬
certain
and
1969.
has
100,000
rate
the
having its principal place
uranium
Chance
reproduction
1959.
(March
royalties and
text,
1,
Hamilton
DIVIDENDS—On
assignment
properties
the
Common
1,
authorized
St., Reno, Nev.
purposes
to
tion,
Nevada
West
to
has been, engaged in the manu¬
printing papers principally manu¬
The types of papers now manufac¬
known
in
the
trade
as
bond, ledger,
and
April 1,
$10)—
entered
to
1,
to
authorized
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
claims, lor acquisition and
working capital.
under
Feb
10, 1954.
of The Mich¬
On
capital stock
corporation.
SGiving effect to amendments to the Articles
by the stockholders on Jan. 18, 1955, dividing
stock (par 25
cents) in
1,000 shares of stock at $500
of
conducted
William C.
pulp.
April
America,
contained
under
April
common
and
unit.
Pennsylvania.
Michigan
due
(par
of
April
$150,000
issue
ah
units
per
(Nev.)—Stock Offered—
due
has
$1,550,000
on
banks
Co.
was
by
incorporated
was
years
writing
notes
Insurance Co.
27,530,656
Uranium
bus ne s
partnership
a
specialties.
{Hamilton
Harold G.
The
the Schuylkill
originally estab-'
(on
was
Authorized
1952
6.
p.
of
of
a
many
Pa.
business
the
and prin¬
manufacturing plant
County,
CAPITALIZATION
1953
$19,735,707 $19,247,856 $20,263,365 $17,970,016
5,092,629
2,874,517
2,993,350
3,495,419
2,347,890
292,192
280,057
854,864
from
ry.
Plainwell,
for
selling stockholders, and
to
go
outstanding
tured
by the company
are
mimeograph, offset, papeterie,
1—
Jan.
Net
—V.
income..
oper.
From
the
all
and
sale
closed.
the books
and
Philadelphia)
1915
Commonwealth
Co.
and
In
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
and
factured from chemical wood
trial
Great Northern
Montgomery
sons.
the
Paper
facture
his
purchased
Hamilton
Period End. Jan. 31—
to
are
which has its
Conshohocken
and
stock
Co. Inc. and
&
the company.
to
accrue
C. Hamilton in 1856.
proprietorship and later as
a
Hamilton
the
Stroud
by
William
by
first
share
31 of
common
of
shares of
30,6(78
Jan.
issue
our
oversubscribed
BUSINESS—Company,
office at Miquon,
River
in
follow:
part thereof will
no
of
per
was
PROCEEDS—The
$
15,053,813 317,156,590 299,7o7,74i
It
details
made
Oversub¬
Offering
Sons—Stock
&
was
cipal
The
with the SEC
offered at par ($1
are
to be used to
stock to be
proceeds
The
incidehtj to munim* cnerations.
C.)
scribed—Mention
1955—12 Mos.—1954
Gray Manufacturing Co., Hartford, Conn.—Files—
covering
of notification
letter
a
common
Underwriting.
withoit
pay
205.
p.
27
on
150,000
share),
filed
Jan.
sharjes
company
covering
1955—43 Wks.—1954
$
$
by
used
1874.
York.
New
new
16,639,522
—V.
at
»
,
Gunsite Butte Uranium Corp.—Stock Offered—Melvin
owned.
Grant Co.—January Sales Increased—
Five-year 6^
100,000
4,000,000 shs.
Delaware
stage.
Port
agent.—V.
as
letter
17,391,078
a
700,000
Mason,
the
of
uranium
of
capacity
Co.
one
shares
act
stock
a
500,000
Co.
& Co
Co
p.
York
Corp.
Wm.
to
w*as
1,100.000
Republic
(Inc.)
William Blair
Cooley
New
$1,600,000
Co.
Drexel & Co
successful
commitment
Southern
company had 627,000
the
12
months
operating revenues for
amounted to $52,743,000 and
1954,
receive
1955—4 Wks.—1954
Sales
the
Coast'com¬
West
communities
1954.
Total
PURCHASERS—The
filed
through
——
company
(W. T.)
new
Telephone
was
The
&
Hutzler
Stone
and
bonds,
business
exploratory
company
Net
General Telephone Co. cf California—Bonds
Offered—•
An underwriting group headed
by Equitable Securities
Corp. publicly offered on Feb. 9 a new issue cf
$12,000,000 3%% first mortgage
The
operation
machine
of
as
Manufacturing
will
common
December—
of
nation's best-know office building properties in New York
City, Chicago,
Philadelphia, Boston, Omaha, Buffalo, and Cleveland is
currently con¬
structing a 27-story, air-conditioned office building at 20 Broad
St.,
New York, N. Y., adjacent to the New York
Stock Exchange.—V. 180,
R. 2082.
Competing bids for the
mitted by Halsey, Stuart
sale
$
square'feet.
16.000
which
Outstanding
20,000,000 shs.
incorporated in
Sept. 22,
It is duly qualified to do business in
the State of Colorado.
principal office is located at 618 Rood Ave., Grand Junction, Colo.
will
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales
Higher—
long-term lease covering the first, second
building for its banking facilities.
The
Utilities
the
Gleaner
3V2
4
of
Period End. Jan. 29—
Street.
the bank is
cent)—
one
1954.
Its
per
new
turn
(par
in
proceeds are to be used to buy machinery and
equipment, for
development and research, and for Working capital.
will
manufacture
electronic,
electric.-l
and
electro¬
mechanical products.
building
new
building will be erected on the bank's property by General
Realty & Utilities Corp. at the letter's expense, and at the termination
of the land-lease, the bank will be the owner of both land and
building
free of such lease.
and
each
Feb.
on
share
per
Dime
tain approximately 500,000 square feet of net rentable office
space.
It
will occupy a plot of 27,500 square feet, With a
frontage cf 200 feet on
40th Street, an avenue frontage of 100 feet
overlooking Bryant Park
FINANCING
net
The
2
in a joint statement by
Wilbur, President of the Bank, and Edmund F. Wagner, President of
General Realty.
The new building, which further highlights the
rapid postwar expan¬
sion of the city's textile district in the West 40th Street area, will con¬
stock
BUSINESS—Corporation
further
J.
In
for
120,000 shares
$2.50
30-Story
office building is being planned by
subsidiary, at the northwest corner of
(6th Avenue), New York, N. Y.,
a
PRESENT
TO
stocks.
shareholders
Period End. Jan. 31—
on property
to be leased for a long term
Savings Bank, it was announced on Feb.
The
Allis-Chalmers
Harvester's
common
approved
common
30-story air-conditioned
West
will be
to
28
Feb. 9, it was announced
by
40th Street and Avenue of the
and
assets
latter's
the
corporation
The
Skyscraper—
new
Jan.
on
.04
645.
p.
General
A
The
.04
.10
EFFECT
Authorized
pulp
p.
proceeds are to be used to pay for explora¬
and acquisition of additional properties.
GIVING
CALITALIZATION
p.-iper
180,
net
development
and
Lease 41338
its
new
capacity of 168 tons daily.—V.
firm's
covering
.10
181,
increased
Granco Products, Inc., Long Island
.08
Co
&
speculation.
a
as
machine
paper
Spring Grove^
at
The
first
completed
.60
Co,—_—.
&
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—
Parke
—V.
Witter
Wood,
1.50
.04
Wiliiston & Co.——
Harold
.04
Hutzler
Saunders,
Savard
J. R.
has
annually.
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
-—-1.50
Co
&
Wheat & Co
Dean
tons
plant
by
pxant develop¬
$12,000,000
high-speed
new
205.
p.
Corp.—Stock Offered—TelJersey City, N. J., on Feb. 8 offered to the
public 2,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
proceeds
company's
a
1955—12 Mos.—1954
6,165,539 105,523,673 108,674,055
& Co.,
acres
the
be
to
additional
an
new,
a
company
52,000
of
Chalmers
.06
White, Weld & Co.——— 1.80
1.25
Co.___
the
.20
Co.——
&
J.
.15
Co.——
&
the
to
stockholders
Gleaner
.85
.10
Mosle and Co—
F.; Rothschild
a
equipment in
the
of
1.76
later.
with
expected
each
for
filed
completion of
and
stock
underwritten
be
be
pub icly
common
Co——.-15
Werthetm
C.
plant
Gleaner Harvester Corp.—Sale Approved—
,0a
Co
&
of
will
will
offer
to
share
together
$4,000,000
1953
installation
rated
a
in
1955—Month—1954
Green Mountain Uranium
tion
current
The
new
which
Corp.,
offerings,
contemplates
company
tons
one
used to finance
and
341,420
Mustang Island.
shares
.04
'■
.
Renshaw.—__
&
C.
Rotan,
Lukens_
36,000
of
.30
Robinson
from
Boston
placement of
will be
the
of
offerings,
First
commenced
on
181,
Common
stock.
3,711,247
1,080,009
468,143
—6,239,761'
....
—V.
.writing papers,
the
1,562,669
Green Co., Inc.—January Sales Up-
Sales
With SEC—
and
with
stocklsoiders
preferred
basis
proposed
necessary related
Under
the
program,
.06
Co._:—
Wainwr'ght &
.04
.10
Co
will have
The
the
private
The
spent
the
both
p.
PROCEEDS—The
2456.
p.
Stock
connection
to
value
on;
of
and
The
Inc.
by
from
program
be
.10
i
Wagenseller & Durst,
Reynolds & Co.__—
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
A. Rippcl, Inc.___
&
„•
& Co.
Da nn
in
stock
par
made
Prices
recent
a
$50
mortgage bonds,
.04
Common,
plans
common
be
headed
Proceeds
Corporation I.80
Securities
177,
.15
Alstyne,
Vietor,
.45
Julius
.85
Co,-.,
Inc.
.15
Co——
&
_—
Anthony & Co.——
Varnedoe,
will
groups
.—
.06
financing
of
held.
mid-1956.
.15
T$.
&
offering
from
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
R. W. Pressprich & Co
Jaffray
Co.^—Registers
Privately—
Placed
of
shares
ment
—.06
-10
Townsend. Dabney and Tyson
.08
Spencer Trask & Co
.85
Piper,
shares
40,000
.06
.45
Sweney, Cartwright & Co
.04
Peters, Writer & Christensen,
tional
-
.04
.03
requirements.^—V.
program.
In a
registration statement filed on Feb. 9
SEC the company stated it
proposes to offer
125,000 addi¬
the
.15
—
;
Be
announced
with
.06
Co
Co..
&
.04
Inc.
Co.,
Glatfelter
to
shares
:—-
——
Bros.
;
Co.____
&
Co._
Company,
Smith
Suolee,
1.50
Co.__.
&
&
Sutro
Curtis
Peet
Strauss &
S.
individual
development
.04
—
—
meet
This company, 90-year old manufacturer of book
Stone & Webster Securities
.04
O.
has
1.80
Co.——
Parrish
.10
—
;—
Pacific
Northwest
Coirnany
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
II.
&
Bonds
.03
Mitchell &'Co.—
Ohio
Maynard
Co
&
to
H.)
.20
.10
Inc.—
Co._—
conversidn,
Other
(P.
.15
Corp.
& Co.,
.01
Co.___
&
.08
Leach-
&
Securities
Stillman,
.04
Hirshberg, Inc
Nowland
J.
O'Brian,
Co.—
Nicolaus
Stix
.04
_____
Co.__
&
Stifel,
.30
___
Co.__
Newton
Stetson
.20
&
&
Agee
.08
Co._
&
Sterne,
.06
Co.
Co.__
&
Cook
Newman
&
Lauer
.03
Co
&
H. Newbold's Son
Newhard,
1.25
&
181,
lier
ca'.alysts
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
ample
4,679,701
218,488
tract, where
19-acre
a
118,447
income—
108.
(H. L.)
National
the
of
19,002
4,338,096
958,515
railway—
oper.
Period End. Jan. 31—
type plant is located
catalyst
dated.
Co.—
&
designed
steadily rising demand for
Louisville,
Ky.
Girdler
is
Co., Chicago, 111.
.30
.06
plant,
$384,336
205,238
57,229
railway
from
Gross
Gas
.60
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.___
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co._„
Smith, Moore & Co.——,—
The
the
in
.04
.03
.10
J
.30
Mill?, Spence & Co. Inc
meet
Cylinder
.20
Co.__—_
&
to
pletion
1.80
.-
$1,000,000
new
.20
.10
Singer, Deane & Scribner_
Smith. Barney & Co._:
Smith, Bishop & Co
Fenner
Girdler Co.—Plant Nearing Completion—
1552
129,466
1—
Jan.
from
A
1953
$383,605
income—
oper.
ry.
.60
Agnew
ry.
From
Net
.04
■
—
Co
&
Simon
Net
Monday, February 14,1955
.
.
1954
$351,561
133,345
railway-
from
Net
Bogan, Paul & Co.,
I.
M.
Net
.
Western RR. -Earnings—
&
railway
from
.60
.
Bay
Green
December—
Gross
.04
Co
.04
Inc.
.15
Co._
&
Mayer—
Hammill
Shuman,
1.80
Turben
Scranton
-J,
Shields
T—.30
Mason,
.04
Beane
Merrill,
&
.08
Miller & Co
Wm.
Co.
&
Stringfellow
Inc.
.15
McMaster
Mead,
Pom-
.CO
Schwabacher
.20
Co
&
McDonald
&
Inc.
eroy,
General Telephone Co. of the Northwest — Offering
Completed—The recent public offering of 144,000 shares
of 4.80% cumulative preferred stock at par
($25 per
share) by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone &
Webster Securities Corp. and Pacific Northwest Co. was
quickly completed. For details, see V. 181, p. 646.
.15
Co
&
Hutton
.15
Co
McDonald-Moore
Schoellkcpf,
.45
Inc.
Mason-Hagan,
Schneider
II.
.08
Manley, Bennett & Co
Laurence
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(746)
6
on
filing in due course
the New York Stock ex
S.
Dively,
Chairman
substantial
portion
of
George
growing
volume
of
an(i
earnings
business,
been
wen
as
Number 5403
181
Volume
\
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
company's forward growth program,
the
indicate the advisability of
obtaining the additional capital funds1 which the stock offering would
provide. "In addition to the continuing development of present product
lines," be said, "the company's forward program contemplates the
acquisition of additional products to supplement those made by
the company in the Graphic Arts Industry and possibly products in
certain other fields. Although numerous situations
are under con¬
further
it is, Qf course, not possible to predict whether
acquisitions will be made."
sideration,
any
when
or
has 626,000 common shares outstanding which
the counter.
months ended Dec. 31,
the six
For
1954, which represents the
SEC
are
as
was
15-year convertible debentures and $31,915,600
4%% 15-year debentures, both due Jan. 1, 1970.
SEC
Authorized
to
First mortgage bonds and. notes
Subordinated debs.
2%> debentures
and
tion.
debentures
4'/.
————
clue
4%$
15-year debentures,
1970, now offerred
payable
Notes
due
Jan.
by
the
$8,000,000
Class
Electric
t$5,000,000 principal amount of 4%
the
holders
former
or
the
SEC
covering
$3.25
at
as
of
through
ment
At
Holland
of
stock
common
Sears
Insurance
1967, it
The
of
all
the
of
represents
Rogers
sale
The
Co.
$1)
(par
Co.,
&
with
notification
be
to
Boston,
the
offered
The
Mass.
in
280
New
Co.—Loan
Placed
Pri¬
$14,850,000 note due in
a
the recent purchase by
a
nroduction paymrnt from the Kirby Petroleum
part of the plan of liquidation for Kirby, which
of
was
long-term
Kirby siocknolders approved
The
York
New
of
of
financing
tneir meeting
at
18.
Dec.
on
properties subject to the production payment consist of interests
oil and gas wells In 32 fields in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Nebraska,
Mexico,
Home
and
Arkansas,
Insurance
Co.,
Dakota.
North
stock
A
that
the
to
the
by
be
class
continued
dissolved
be
voted
unless
favor of
in
with
desires
its
Jan.
Commission
be
may
order.
Any
heard
in
Interim
closed-end
a
non-
two-thirds
least
continuance
of
an
evidence
Board.
At
was
the
the
of
invest¬
in
hearing,
adduced
resumed
as
writing
secondary offering of 2,500 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on Feb. 2 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$47.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents pershare. It was completed.—V. 180, p. 1105.
000 shares
of common stock (no par) at $5 per share.
offering 5,000 shares are first being offered to
employees at $4.60 per share, without underwriting.
Of this
net
proceeds
to
are
be
used
gmeral corporate
for
purposes.
BUSINESS—The corporation is
logging
ta^.ioriu
coring and
diamond
bits.—V.
181,
engaged in oil
analysis; it
well
also
Core
The
corporation's
approved, the Commission must modify its
stockholder or other interested person who
adjourned hearing, should so notify the
not later than Feb. 28, 1955.—V. 181, p. 108.
A.
Noiman
announced
Feb.
on
two
program
Vice-President
Into,
in
has completed a $2,000,000 ex¬
at its Niagara Falls, N. Y., plant,
charge of the Potash Division,
♦Deficit.—V.
without
1954
net
of
of
report
$197,953,551,
asset
value
54%.—V. 179,
this
total
net
service, well
manufactu.es
ago, the expansion
caustic potash plant by
also doubled
and
for
increased
from
$10.36
the
to
increased
25%,
added
Also
quantity.—V.
Harvester
Harvester
year
encted
as
against
Consolidated
^
*7,577,000
Per
in
common
pared with
181,
to
rest
This
431.
largely
Corp.
Dec.
Corp.—New
1953.
After
be; ore
$2,727,000,
machine
is
$3.70
to
equal
—V.
180,
mits
$3,846,015
—V.
Lane
181,
which
unit
or
31,
and
but
calculations
Into
763,605
shares
common
and
a
to
the
rights to
Feb. 23,
from
ry.
be
p.
a
—V.
181,
p.
—
on
the primary subscription.
The
will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on
under
subscribe
1955.
The offering is not underwritten.
corporation is one of the largest diversified man¬
investment companies of the closed-end
type.
Organized
the corporation had on Dec. 31, 1954 a net asset value of
agement
in
1929,
$190,329,780.
to
On Dec.
31,
1954,
net
unrealized
appreciation amounted
$109,246,840.
completion
Upon
of
the offering
the
corporation win have 4,626,856
outstanding shares of capital stock—V. 181, p. 546.
Stores
Lerner
Corp.—January Sales Up—
Period End. Jan. 31—
1955—Month—1954
$8,851,835
181,
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$
$
$3,473,532 $62,903,463 $63,865,792
$
$
$7,790,622 $151,038,295 $147,628,643
206.
p.
Corp.—Purchases Los Angeles Plant—
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Profits GainNet
profit amounted to $24,046,943, equal to $4.64 a share in 1954
shares outstanding.
These results compared with $23,or $4.60 a share on 5,176,574 shares from operations In 1953.
including non-recurring items.
Federal taxes in 1954 were equivalent to $5.61 a share as compared
with
Union
Co.
is
a
Steel.
822,207
major steel fabricating and erection firm in east
trailers
as
final
fabricates
also
plate
and
shapes,
structural
truck tanks
equipment, and specialty steel items.
It carries through with the
of
steel structures
such as buildings, bridges, towers and
construction.
The plant and organization will be operated as
poration—Fabricating Division."—V. 181, p. 546.
"Kaiser Steel Cor¬
,
1953.
year
$212,340,360 which was approximately
year,
It was reported by John D.
MacNichol, Jr., President.
1954 the ouarterly dividend rale was in¬
were
pervious
60
to
payable
record
and G.
quarter
from
creased
in
last
the
Chairman,
declared
firm
for
as
the
In
share
a
sales
same
Biggers,
well as stationary launching platforms for mis-
specialized
The
gain of
$5.68
Net
the
a
.launching
5.187,925
on
;
.
modern office building, and a two-story engineering building.
An important activity of the company is the manufacture of aircraft
and missile components, including special toonng required, and mobile
31,
Name—
P.
of
75
cents.
March
A
similar
75-cent
dividend
been
has
10.
outstanding development during 1954 was the completion of
the second
twin-grinding plant and a new polishing plant at the
Rossford, Ohio factory to make it the most modern plate glass manu¬
facturing plant in the United States. An additional expansion program
An
in
of
excess
$25,000,000 has
total
crease
plate
glass
been
for
announced
capacity.—V.
181,
1955
to
further
in¬
546.
p.
Light Co.—Bids Feb. 15—
will up to 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 15 receive bids at
office; 20 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y., for the purchase from
of $16,000,000 first mortgage bonds due 1985.—V. 181, p. 412.
The
consolidated
for
net
company
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
totaled
in
1953.—V. 181,
before
Taxes
on
only
to
on
Feb.
7
a
new
made,
.
income---
Net
Net
income
Dividends
—V.
"one-man-force"
$378,666
499,500
$0.76
$831,845
499,500
$1.67
—-—$0.50
$0.50
—
-———
shaies
of
per
•
I
share
paid per
1976.
—,
share
180, p.
a
according to
a
present program,
on
minute
places them in
numerical or
Instrument Corp.—Consolidation
Ketay
corporation
This
has
merged
been
with
Effective—
Norden
The
Laboratories
it was announced on Feb. 5 by Morris F. Ketay, who has been
named President of the combined companies.
Other officers elected on Feb. 4 are: Paul W. Adams, Chairman of
the
Executive
Committee
and Executive Vice-President;
Benjamin
Chairman of the Board;
Gross,
Malcolm V. Lane, Treasurer, and Jack
Stadler, Secretary.
and Norden will be operated as Divisions of Norden-Ketay
Corp.; the parent company. Sales of the companies are expected to be
in excess of $20,000,000 annually on a
combined basis.
The combined manufacturing space of
the two companies is about
Ketay
any
450,000
square
feet.—V.
181,
p.
647.
taxes
before
Income,
profits
excess
Profit
before
and
franchise
preferred dividends
Net
income
per
Dividends
As
of
paid
preferred dividends
sha're of common stock
per
share of common
Current
stock
liabilities
—
alphabetical
129,034,362 134,136,776
3.5 to 1
113,000,000 115,000,000
Paid-in
stock
surplus end
of
surplus
of
118.662,125 118,662,125
year
Earned
year
—
end
Approximate
number
—V.
19,364,550
19,364,550
111,247,861 110,065,289
2307.
178,
p.
of
stockholders
Lion Oil Co.—Earnings Up
Net
per
for
income
1954
after
all
37,900
40,900
3.6%—
charges
was
$11,071,426
or
$3.58
share, T. M. Martin, President, announced on Feb. 9.
This repre¬
an
increase of 3.6%
over
the $10,688,260 or $3.46 per sharo
sents
1953.
in
earned
Sales
—V.
Kinney Co., Inc.—January Sales Off—
(G. R.)
$5.00
1953
459,145,998 467,548,656
3.6 to 1
Capital
$5.EO
$5.00
1954
assets
Current
22,978,576
21,517,389
$5.30
31—
Dec.
$
22,201,364
20,740,177
after
income
operating, revenues for the year reached
compared
with $89,959,405 for the
and
$98,584,798
January—
of
Northern
1954
$2,811,650
RR.
1953
1952
—V.
Earnings—
$2,674,740
181,
p.
1955
$2,004,000
1954
$2,008,000
206.
180,
as
new high of
previous year.
a
2083.
p.
-Earnings—
Long Island RR.
1954
December—
1951
$3,296,718
522,514
235,065
$3,414,257
550,283
472,395
214.151
335,942
37,237,215
38,204 422
4,666,097
5,677,762
3,573,606
6,620,616
38,252,366
6,576,572
Gross
from
1953
1952
1951
$4,990,344
$4,417,151
$5,143,061
$4,349,867
679.339
226,458
660,346
*3,632,471
32,514
*414,436
•152,498
*4,286,039
56,466,928
railway—
55,855,031
53,836,773
54,091,967
5,778,849
1,899,854
7,863,772
*196,725
6,868,532
2,615,315
*2,008,689
*5,833,055
288,625
31,851,723
Kirby Petroleum Co.—In Liquidation—
564,351
See
Holland Rogers Development Co.—V.
178, p.
1274.
2,835,867
7.
3,491,128
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
income—
From Jan. 1—
1—
income
operations
*
Great
income___
from
Funded debt
Corp.,
1953
548,861,959 586,498,727
53,592,624
57,225,791
47,835,364
51,963,576
taxes__
25,634,000
28,985,000
Ratio
eliminates
many
costly, repetitious
fraction the time spent on the
Subs.)—Highlights
$
Net
income
(&
1954
sales
Profit
1954
1953
$8,618,662 $12,574,973
577,066
2,855,345
198,400
2,023,500
31—
income——_
income taxes____
other
and
Profit
206.
p.
Ended Dec.
Months
Six
Sales
Co.
Year—
Calendar
Profit
Kennametal Inc.—Sales & Earnings Off—
sales
1953.
646.
railway.
railway
oper.
Stock Offered
—
BUSINESS—The
employing approximately 300 workers.
16 Va acre plant site are located a shop building
steel construction, with more than 185,000 square feet under
heavy
of
it
$3.61 per share,
shaves
December—
Gross from
railway
«et from
railway
wet
1954
$3,837,026
Calif.,
Union
roof,
machine.
International
Wet
—
206.
p.
Steel's
Angeles,
On
company.
$15.73,
1955
$4,233,835
January-
:___—
181,
be subscribed for
1955—12 Mos.—1954
erection
Dec.
on
of
Sales
of
owner
Month
oper.
Outstanding
1,000 shs.
36,500 shs.
1,000 shs.
36,500 shs.
(par $10)
The stock is priced at $43.25 per share. The
subscription offer also gives to stockholders the privi¬
lege to subscribe for any of the shares which may not
Inc.—Sales Up—
Sales
ry.
P. Taravella
Joseph
shares held.
out¬
*
Prom Jan.
Gross from
and
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
The corporation is
Feb. 8, 1955, rights
to subscribe for 420,623 additional shares of capital stock
(par $1) in the ratio of one additional share for each 10
corporation has purchased the plant and facilities of Union
it was announced on Feb. 1 by Jack L. Ashby, Vice-President
General Manager of Kaiser Steel, and A. Wyndham Lewis, Presi¬
Union Steel
Los
taxes, net profit was $3,770,000, or $5.04
extraordinary charges of $483,000, as com¬
not
also
cards
wet
(Chairman)
EFFECT
offering to stockholders of record
Co.,
dent
its
1954,
demonstrated
which
181,
GIVING
com. stock
Lehman Corp.
will
206.
p.
Kaiser Steel
Steel
copying is done away with.
departments of office or plant—say,
order.—v.
follows: For pur¬
.
IBf aLo demonstrated its new, highspeed punched card sorting
f^lne; kriown as the Type 83 Sorter. The rapid-fire Sorter takes a
1.200 punched cards, mixed in ramdom order, and at the
ate of
1.000
mi
as
Bryant, Inc.- -January Sales Higher—
Month
—V.
wasteful
J°5_given to
used
2595.
p.
Sales
Record Earnings-
1955—Month—1954
Sales
Operations that involve
order writing or stock
recoid
accounting—may now be done at a centralized point. Further¬
more, the entire set of related forms, tickets, and documents needed
are produced
simultaneously by one Cardatype operator in less time
than was
required before to prepare one of the forms. An outstanding
leaturc °f the
Cardatype is an automatic computing unit which per¬
several
be
Authorized
the 1 capacity of the
tons per day of
new1
a
was
share on
a
Interstate Department Stores,
mi.WOrk that overl°ads an office force and a company budget,
the new machine, called the IBM Cardatype Accounting
Machine,
to
are
Class A (voting) com. stock (par $10)—
the
Period End. Jan. 31—
above.
$90,827,000
share,
corporation
ivr
with James S. Hunt
CI. B (non-voting)
standing, compared to $2.80 earned per share in the previous year.
Earnings before taxes should exceed $6,600,000, Mr. Nafz ger said,
based on sales in excess of $94,000,000.
This repres nts a 9J/a% in¬
crease
over
1953 sales of $86,063,775.—V. 180, p. 1000.
net profit, before taxes, was $7,975,000 compared with
tasks,
proceeds
engage
CAPITALIZATION
fiscal year ended Jan. 1, 1955, will be the
highest in the company's history, according to an estimate made on
Feb. 8 by R. L. Naiziger, President.
Earnings after taxes are expected to exceed $3,030,000 he said,
which amounts to a 27%
increase over earnings last year of $2,500,-
International Business Machines Corp.—New Products
clerical
net
$90,000; development of land, $150,000; and lor reserve
contingencies, $53,000.
(President).
646.
p.
for
earnings
Number
onice
publicly 30,($10 per sh.),
was incorporated in Florida fn November of
in the business of purchasing and developing land. No
parcels of land have yet been purchased, nor is the company
negotiating for land.
Decisions on what land is to be purchased will
25
to
Interstate Bakeries Corp.—Reports
Net
Interchemical Corp.—Net Earnings Increase—
*JTor t}!e
Lauderdale, Fla.
BUSINESS—Corporation
Net
$8.9,803,000,
4,437,604
1,615,584
722,091
underwriting.
future
1954
out, was designed to allow for a further increase in basic
capacity to 40 tons per day of chlorine.
The entire program,
added, is to improve quality while at the same time increasing
Kansas City Power &
Gleaner
4,032,611
1,520,530
734,330
2038.
p.
Independence
See
95i>,328
specific
capacity to produce liquid caustic potash
the
carbonate.
potassium
and
assets
highest in the history of
the
share
per
shows
4,954,724
2,014;174
181, p. 7.
PROCEEEDS—The
siles
Fund
993,425
624,859
chase of land,
pointed
Incorporated Investors—At Record Level—
annual
*147,021
Land & General Finance Corp., Fort
—V.
produce 60 tons per day of 20 degree Baume hydrochloric acid.
The
expansion in the liquid caustic evaporation plant, Mr.
The
The
'"267,208
3,439,166
»
—Stock Offered—The company is offering
000 shares of class B common stock at par
11.
years
chlorine
chlorine
and
Division
Potash
and modernization
pansion
5*6.
p.
*142,163
*212,628
*124,843
______
The
Ilycalog, Inc., Shreveport, La.—Stock Offered—Keith
Heed & Co., Dallas, Tex., on Feb. 1 publicly offered 50,-
PROCEEDS—The
$72,214
*101,778
1—
from
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
to
the
at
Jan.
$41,872
$62,330
*257,990
income
oper.
1951
1952
1933
$51,390
*108,125
___
of
this plan will be received, as well
other two plans.
Before any plan
the
to
ry.
From
stockholders protec¬
A
as
at
25
on
Net
Gross
1954
railway
railway
the
interest
respect to
respect
be
to
held
the
of
with
from
the
to
and
subject to the right of withdrawal of
stockholders and subject to the further con¬
A
is
plan
continue' IHES
Offering—A
Y.—Secondary
N.
subject
proposes,
class
company,
hearing
the
of
dissolution
out¬
announced on Feb. 4.
was
loan
Holland
Co.
proposed
would
shall
stock
evidence
evidence
has placed with The Mutual Life
company
It
the
of
stockholders,
from
Net
plant
Development
Rogers
plan,
class
IHES
earlier
an
further
he
vately—This
board.
by
supported
is
would be
IHES
Gross
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—Expansion
working capital.
and
the
ol'
dissenting
and
company.
support
transaction.
holders
letter
a
Draper,
stockholders,
two-thirds
of
of
investment
that
a
to be used for reduction of notes, completion of manu¬
are
facilities
facturing
shares
75,000
share
per
net proceeds
third
dissenting
Begun
filed
shares of New England
$12,000,000 in cash.
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.
by
$83,582,588 $81,332,355
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
462,572
approximately
A
1954
1955
29—
Jan.
181, p. 206.
December—
approved
IHES debentures and preferred
outstanding only 356,718 shares
presently consist of 313,701 shares of
mass
Ended
—
—V.
U. .S.
the
common,
and
Weeks
sales
Trustee
now
proposed
holders
committee,
basic
1
assets
and
1955
1954
$11,092,588 $10,784,217
January—
181, p. 206.
4
dissolu¬
separated into two separate investment
failing which IHES would be dissolved.
outstanding
Hodgson Houses, Inc., Dover, Del.—Files With SEC—
Feb.
is
heretofore
Court,
Johnson,
of stockholders
dition
other
holdings an aggregate of 753,802 shares, purchased the de¬
bentures, now offered, such debentures will be issued in respect of 797,681 shares.
See details in V. 181, p. 646.
on
plan
the
all
than those
corporation
IHES
A.
the
leaving
Company
withdrawal
1,871,226 shs.
standing shares of common stock of Old Statler (1,551,683 shares)
The
the
and
the
as
pending its
Trustee
of
—
—V.
and
IHES
debentures of the company were
issued in connection with the Shamrock Hotel
that
HIES
of
continue
to
Month
Sales
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Higher—
directors
holding company
by
minority members
of
of
1,450,000
part of the acquisition of the hotel under construction in Dallas, Tex.
The temporary debenture will be exchanged for a definitive 2% deben¬
ture of the company in a principal amount of $1,500,000 of which 30%
will be due and payable Nov. 1, 1962, 30% on Nov. 1, 1963, and 40%
on Nov. 1,
1964, with interest payable annually at the rate of 2% per
annum on Nov. 1 in each year beginning with Nov. 1, 1955.
§Assuming
second
fcur
the
of
common,
Christian
the
3,232,642
debenture issued to Cosmopolitan Hotel Co., Inc.,
temporary
a
of
proposes
the 1942 liquidation order,
appointed Bartholomew A. Brickley
proposed
stock.
diversified
debenture of the company, in principal amount of $1,500,000,
^The 2%
is
board
board,
Following
retired,
Power
Under
§31,915,600
4,000,000 shs.
:
interim
nine-man
estate
plans
System
The
and
tive
_________
stock (par $5)
the
been
A
Gatineau
§7,978,900
32,000,000
court.
Commission
have
group
1,
Installment purchase notes
Common
the
companies,
15-year convertible debentures,
Jah. 1, 1970, now offered
4 i/a%
the
the
assenting stockholders of IHES shall continue in two closed-end nondiversilied investment companies. Under this plan, the so-called ToddJacobs
group
ol
stockholders
and
the
so-called
Johnson-Romney
1,803,263'
* 1,500,000
J5,000,000
—
by
five of
Under
right
$22,152,990
(Roosevelt Hotel)__
proposed
by
administer
assent
Outstanding
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—January Sales Higher-
1955,
relating
to
District Court in Boston
41/2%
CAPITALIZATION GIVING' EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
System—Hearings—
announced
closed-end, non-diversified investment company with a minimum
changes in its present organization, subject only to approval by the
of
Co.—Debentures Offered—Mention
made in our issue of Feb. 7 of the offering of $7,978,900
7
2,
a
stock
Hilton Hotels
for
company.
One plan,
of
first
of its fiscaryear, the company has reported consolidated ship¬
ments of $19,266,422 as against $14,614,180 last year. Net earnings
for the six months were $1,520,243 as compared to $1,176,377 for the
same period in the preceding fiscal year.—V.
181, p. 545.
half
Feb.
March
on
that,
at
an
adjourned hearing
evidence will be received upon three
alternative
plans
this
corporation,
each' proposing
a
modification of
a
1942
SEC
order, which directed
the
liquidation
of the
company, so as to permit its conversion into an investment
scheduled
supported
The company now
traded over
International Hydro-Electric
The
7
(747)
3,154,769
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—January Sales Up—;
Month
Sales
—V.
of
January—
-
181,
p.
206.
1955
1954
$19,955,417 $19,733,310
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
railway—
_
railway
oper.
77
.
income—
1Q1
«
.
108.
•-Z
Louisville &.
t
NashviHc'RIt^Barnirigs—
Urinbutt ewf^tock Offering
V:; Mid-Continent
'
1954
u 1952 '
1953
1951.
pleted—:Mehtion was. made1 hi mat Issue dMafe SF Of
public offering by General Investing Corp^>;of l,&€2y5O0 -
-
from
railway_v-_~$17,2091794-$lT,739,-036~$20,854,370 $20,603,528
Net train railway
___C
3,623,199
3,858,259
6,359,146
6,492.191
-
Net ry. oper. income.;.From
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
railway
its
2003,
first
of
the
reb.
on
and
has
1013/4 'ft.
at
34,384,306
27,658,917
24,339,950
in
May,
the
office
by
principal
of
the
lot
The
71
bonds,
reuemption
lor
amount.
railroad,
$208,000
3%%
mortgage
drawn
that
announced
iu
refunding
been
became
series
bonds
called
Broadway,
1,
Cat
the Rifle
181,
school
and
leases
section
in
mining
different
six
and
Bull
CAPITALIZATION
Mack
The
Sonic
Corp.,
has
York
New
aviation, industrial
by
tne
P.
Mack
O.
White
acquired
Industries,
in
Inc.
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
field
the
See also V.
electronics
of
for
Outstanding
President
and
of
Radio
Mack,
Sonic
is
that
said
the
first
the
acquisition
major
of
in a long
will become
product diversification program. The two companies
Division
of Mack Trucks,
Inc., which, until this ac¬
specialized exclusively in
the
manufacture of
heavy-duty
trucks, buses and fire apparatus.
•
■\\
White Industries, manufacturer of electronic equipment for' indus¬
the
Electronics
quisition,
trial applications, also'supplies essential
components for guided missiles
suc'l as the Martin Matador,
and
for leading military
aircraft, in-
clud'ng
Republic jet fighter
interceptors, among
bombers
and high speed radar-equipped
others. The company also is a sup¬
plier for radar and automatic pilots.
Conv.ir
Mr.
Peterson
the
of
some
Plalnfield,
that
extensive
N.
research,
said
He
J.
many
the
facilities
also
engineering
of
said
and
Electronics
new
Mack's
that
the
Division
research
division
production
utilize
laboratory center at
would
concentrate
electronic
of
would
equipment
on
and
•
directors
March
31
to
have
declared
stockholders
of
two-for-one
a
record
Feb.
18,
stock
split,
1955.—V.
payable
180,
by
The
SEC
corporation
Feb.
on
covering 20,900,000
(one
cent
Salt
share)
per
Lake City,
incident
to
shares
Utah.
The net
notification
Investment
proceds
to
are
be
to
Co.,
be
Net
Co.,
Rldg.,
filed
3
of
held
to
are
outstanding
to
Light
&
55.0%
long-term
Co.
and
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Federal
Other
outside
Oil
Net
Net
nounced
Common
par
of
the
on
record
Stock,
Feb.
to
basis
24,
of
1955.
be
applied to
$2.10
general
the
Cumulative
Boston
SEC
funds.
The
will
investment
Feb.
on
interest in
the
3,
one
amendment.
Corp.—Unit Borrows—
Stock,
amount
$11.170,392.—V.
April 15,
on
the
for
filed
company
covering
W.
180,
registration statement with
shares
of
beneficial
a
1955—Month—1954
from
from
Net
ry.
$1,775,023 $18,822,540 $18,013,343
Gas
Co.
—
Stock
Subscriptions
—
Of
stock recently offered to
common
1954
railway..
1959
$1,706,407
..
the
Maxson
Consolidated
net
Gross
Corp.—Sales & Earnings Lower—
income
for
the
three
months
ended
Dec.
31,
was
1954
Net
ry.
that
and
period.
Net
with
compare
sales
in
the
$10,055,417
a
latest
three
months
ago.—V.
year
181,
May Department
The
company
filed
Stores
Feb.
on
covering $25,000,000 of
Goldman, Sachs <fc Co.
of
group
underwriters
9
with
sinking
and
the
fund
who
plan
to
SEC
Brothers
offer
the
from
pany's. general
current
and
Projects
—located
new
in
the
be
to
suburban
debentures
available
of
St.
the
a
public
is
the
California,
Gabriel
nearly
company's
to
be
added
tries
capital
iqki
$2,024,036
of
22,000,504
22,901,461
21,893,507
4,981,704
5,583,057
5,419,461
1,788,063
2,124,090
2,236,425
1,698,071
as
and
Los
of
east
of
in
open
includes
Akron, O.;
Pittsburgh, Pa.;
of
oen
180,
p.
its
Baltimore,
St.
It
branches,
is
Louis,
also
in
Angeles
West
in
the
and
other
16
are
main
Co.,
Inc.,
a
shoppnig
branch
:
center',
department
Baltimore,
Md.—Files
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation
Feb.
on
2
filed
a
letter
of
notification
covering 1,666 shares of non-voting common
fered at the market (estimaed at
$30
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
ry.
From
Month
of
stock
(no
with
par)
ry.
—V.
1955
t
-
181,
be
of¬
1954
$6,205,778
——
206.
p.
*180,986
♦128,245
39,189,611
39,706,940
42,170,225
41,485,775
5,734,288
4,294,715
5,771,796
6,435,884
_
2,514,423
1,433,196
1,910,051
2,709,277
_
$6,009,209
December
Inc.,
of
1955—12 Mos
1954
1952
181,
206.
p.
$7,419,438
1,910,254
2,721,875
4
Wks.
1
774,645
777,034
1,189,706
1,093,925
,at
72,548,263
85,545,555
85,115,225
1955
Sales—
--V.
$5,281,093
181.
547.
p.
Mercantile Stores Co.,
Period End. Jan. 31—
22,691,408
23,799,271
19,671,801
8,869,000
7,157,161
9,484,952
10,741,081
7,176,448
income
oper.
p.
206.
$
$
130,401,000
Natural
Gas
Co.—Stock
Offered
—
Straus,
be
used,
second,
the
of first
of
«
*
first
Ww
called
for
redemption
on
in
of
made
proceeds
to
with
pay
cash
estimated
during
—V.
Co.
&
181,
the
outstanding
to
be
and
(Inc.);
company
of its stock
bank loans of $200,000
derived
expenditures
1955
for
from
sale
and,
operations, to defray
property additions
physical
1956.
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
the offering were Cruttenden
Byllesby
to
York,
accrue^ interest to the redemption
n.
in
$182,172,687 for the year
earned in 1953. Sales
to
share
a
of the
dominated
areas
$32,784,439,
of
in
of
31,
Dec.
the
by the company s
the coal and steel
year
by
highest
the
in
production of the basic
1954.
Morris
before
to
in
acquired
Stores,
"
taxes
dividends
year,
.
,
$3.68
or
_
taxe.
Continuing the rate
share were paid on tne
share.
per
of
Federal
with
$15,141,44)7,
were
$7,723,000,
previous
$2
a
stock.
of
by $2,793,298 to a total
was increased
$56,427,824
were
with
current liabilities of
$16,492,ajo.
i
31,-1954.
The ratio of 3.42 to 1 compared with 2.97' to
end of 1953.
Merchandise inventories increased $2,273,9iu
Dec.
the
Mo.—Assets Rise—
1955
Irlwun
$3,250,0
$4,933,964
assets
net
offering price of Mutual Trust • was $13.90 per
close ol the market on Feb. 1, 1955.—V. 180, p. 2707.
Napco Industries, Inc.—Proposed New
Central
with
Strauss,
Blosser
&
Gross
& Co.; a. G. Edwards &
Sons;
Republic Co.; and G. H. Walker
H.
M.
Co.
&
National
at the
share
1954
.;
income..
oper
1953
$19,071,143
from .railway
ry.
Net
4,713,431
1952
Net
ry
.-213,362,316
railway.—__
income"
oper.
181,
p.
799,496
2,119,231
2,609,705
238,261,929 248,490,856 239,345^620
44,126,026
56,624,049
25,409,393
23,414,225
28,052,419
>
46463*785
23,961,994
648.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Ry.
Ry.
oper.
1954—Month—1953
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$501,721
$5,622,692
$7 726 270
294,115
106,150
3,751,114
4,687*,090
op.
$152,132
$393,571
$1,871,578
$3,039,180
income.
14,584
264,830
142,079
710,050
expenses:.—
Feb.
10
Co.—Stock Split, etc.—
increasing
approved the
the
authorized
stock.
It
will
no
not
the
be
for
par
stockholders
for
necessary
exchange.
Each
stock
common
will
certificate
represent
'
re
_
resent
.
certificates
old
on
to send in their p
representing shares
hareS
equal
an
ot
number
-
additional shares
^
eauweu
-entitled for eaci
—
businesS
of
old no par common stock held of record at the close 01 a
^
Feb.
10, were mailed to stockholders that same day.
Traain„
Tra<hange.
new $5 par stock commenced Feb. 11 on tbe- New York Stock ex
be
new
$5
$5
result
a
outstanding
w»»
the
stock.
par
stock,
par
of
Certificates for
ncn
to which
the split
6,578,769
two
siocxnomers
stockholders
and
shares
change
of
were
$5
to
the
par
of
the
company
180,
capital surplus.—V.
Month of
p.
2595.
which
prior
to
$32,893,845
^
nt
Inc.—Sales
1955
EL
181,
-
g05
$1,004,912
109.
p.
_
-
January—
Sales
—V.
value, there
stock;
a
common
new
to
the ante
$54,470,403 will bereduceti
and the ba»«w'
previous stated capital in the amount o£ $21,576,558 w
capital
National Shirt Shops of Delaware,
revenue—"$446,247
oper.
Cash Register
company
stated
45,538,155
_
1951
$18,217,933 $21,598,92+ $»2;264,40r
1,551,823
4,172.977
4,524,569
3,011,316
from.
from
Name—
above.
amendment of the
number of shares
3,000,000 shares of common stock
(without par value) to J,
shares of common stock (par $5 each), and changing each oia
of no par
common stock into three shares of the new $5 par
the
neW
RR.—Earnings—
frqm jrJdlW.aj—-
Net
Berghoff Brewing Corp.
The stockholders
of
McDowell
207.
p.
See
mon
Y -V.
181,C p°206.ity
I
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
3.81,
oper
ry.
207.
p.
.
.
date
in
each
Income
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—January Sales Up—
Period End. Jan. 31—
V "
case,
FarmerS TrUst C°" trustee-
National
$
•
Sales
—V.
-
181,
p.
1955—Month—1954
207.
$
53,455,960
t
52^578,961
.
"
Starch
Products Inc.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
Year Ended December 31—
Net sales
March
1, 1955, $665,000
mortgage bonds, 3V2% series due 1969, at 104.55% and
$122,000
mortgage bonds, 3%% series due 1969, at 101.74%.
Payment,
?iet!?er
$3.54
much
^
net
first,
together
cost
be
Net
been
$4,991,137
the
during
The
for public sale
Net
have
of
-
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Partial
Redemption—
There
taxes."
Federal
determining
As of Feb. 1—
Monongaliela Ry.—Earnings—
$
130,907 000
the
Mutual Trust* Kansas City,
648.
p.
PROCEEDS—The
will
.
8,580,000
call.
r
by the issuing company and the
balance by certain "selling stockholders."
The offering
was reported
completed.
Inci—January Sales Up—
$
e
of
end
the
recognition of the improving sales trend.—V. 181, p. 207.
McDowell, Chicago, 111., and assocates on Feb.
publicly offered 120,500 shares of common stock (par
$2.50) at $8.50 per share. Of the total, 114,000 shares are
</■
1955—12 Mos.—1954
"At
9
—V.
1
1955—Month—1954
Sales
181,
$5,431,569
'
.
—V.-
1954
stated:
was
outstanding 90,000 shares oi
Although the annual dividend
cost of retaining the working
the preferred stock, no credit is given
to
of
in
of
stores
increase
Current- assets
1—
railway
Blosser &
Gross
-
it
78,828,267
16,237,665
Income...
Missouri
'
Day Ended Jan. 29—
the
at
From Jan. 1—
Melville Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Lower—
or
7.
7%
affected
Working capital
1951
$7,311,669
Net
—V.
on
common
1953
1,408,050
Missouri Pacific
$3,282,700 $60,655,211 $60,672,811
cost
decline
sales
the
Earnings
$6,626,404
December—
1955—Month—1954
$3,377,248
is designed to
steel indus¬
more diversi¬
and
coal
other
company's history,
commodities.
1951, was comp etes
by dissolution of the subsidiary, Morris 5 and 10 Cents to $1.00 fatoies
Total
Co.—January Sales Higher—
Period End. Jan. 31—
Sales
with
presently
represent
Feb.
on
of
Integration
of
McLellan Stores
program
the
of
industries.
1,438,692
railway
181,
This
influences
are
issuance
within
concentration
$6,138,085
Jan.
Net
the SEC
to
per share), without
underwriting.
working capital.—V. 179, p. 925.
January—
,o7
♦108,864
railway
from
from
McCrory Stores Corp.—January Sales Increased—
SaJ?S
$2,809,909
♦362,451
1954
oper.
Net
to
—V.
$2,766,559
♦613,804
♦435,914
railway..,
from
Net
•
1435.
&
$2,403,370
207.
p.
acquired for 1955-56 opening. One
the first time since 1937 that the
communities
subject
this
sales
a
adversely
were
down¬
Md.; Denver
Colo
Mo.; Sioux City
la
operates
Net
*
branch
a
center
Los
May.
from
offered
McCormick
1951
635
December—
Gross
projects
.shopping
a
miles
In
Angeles, Calif.;
Youngstown. O,; and Cleveland, O.
1952
.
181,
by
announced
Despite
reflected
income..
funds to
present
program.
shareholders,
$427,500
for
company
•amounting
Gross
Department Store
will
expansion
part
approximately 25
located
1953
76,152
income..
railway
the
into
all
stock,
of
earnings held
$3,087,473
_
railway
oper.
of
use
preferred stock, and
lowered costs in carrying
Earnings for 1954 of $7,418,407, equal to $3.28 per share of common,
1954
railway...
the
Earns $3.28 per Common Share—
8.
railway
on
at the
increase
4%%
of
with
adjacent state.
There
preferred
capital supplied
the
asked
to
•
sent
liabilities.
4,268,088
from
ry.
stores
A
all
20,543,381
181, p.
Mack, President,
will be
were
marking
to
S.
proposal
the
permit
shares
flexibility
an
J.
a
$20,000,000.
The last authorization
the company's sales totaled $17,498,-
would
90,000
C.,
on
company had working capital of approximately $39,900,000,
and government securities
of about $12,900,000 in excess
cash
railway..
_
Increase
$182,172,687.
was
expansion
sensitivity
letter
a
the
and
$1,715,791
N.
entered
requirements
income.
and
to
when
proposal
and
shareholders
vote
industries.
In
1954
<for
and
sales
to
stores locations
has
4%%
com¬
Vftlley.
stores,
Net
Net
to be used to pay
are
Expansion
Board,
common
1930,
maximum
18
615,845
from
The net proceeds
12
volume
through expansion
fied
From Jan. 1—
Gross
»
a
operation.
indebtedness
in
the
Charlotte,
lessen
the
accelerated
an
1954,
in
205,169
♦Deficit.—V.
the
department
Kaufmunn's
completed
proposed
built
branch
Company operates 27 department stores, 10 of which
stores.—V.
to
Louis, Los Angeles and Denver
the coming summer and fall.
during
open
the company's
store
be
working
three
Pittsburgh
downtown
which
1980.
head
Farming!on, N. M.
Exchange Commission—
letter of notification with the SEC
common stock to be offered at par ($1 per
April
outstanding
598,669
oper.
Corp.,
Co.—Plans
that
sales
of
the
company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings
include
areas" of
to
will
for
addition to
department
town
1,
to
projects.
construction
scheduled
Largest
of
future expansion
in
are
Covins.,
sale
funds
under
10-story
San
the
ry.
statement
March
expected
debentures to
March.
Proceeds
which
due
are
"
early in
registration
a
debentures
Lehman
from
Net
Uranium
Feb. 4 filed
on
on
furnish
282,444
from
,lf
States
limit of
174,347
oper.
Net
13,146 112
1954
283,063
December—
Co.—Registers With SEC—
17,364,783
1,591,347"
Shaw, Chairman of the
all
were
Gross
1,315,455
meeting
In
In
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR. —Earns.
647.
p.
$15,530,207
announced
320,480
income.
♦Deficit.—V.
$7,670 294
were
$19,758,700
Murphy
railway.^..
from
$1,561,393
ll,992|s5a
1U9.
♦18,715
from
Net
$352,923, equal to $1.01 per share on 348,597 shares of stock out¬
standing.
For
the
comparable
period
last
year,
nit
income
was
$370,763, or $1.21 per share on 305,924 shares
outstanding at the end
oi
C.
through
is
From Jan. 1—
(W. L.)
9,653,521
$1,721,590
inc.
incident to mining
Approval
com¬
iQ co
$1,604,696
railway
oper.
442.
p.
11,367,021
for $3,000,000
was
call
December—
Net
16,402,714
726,161
C.)
8
023.
stockholders, 174,130 shares were subscribed for
and the remaining 10,393 shares were placed
by Kalman
& Co., managing underwriter. See also V.
181, p. 547.
Gross
1,143,445
p.
authorized
1955—6 Mos.—1954
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
2,241,800
—
182,000 shares of
(G.
Feb.
$1,878,032
184,523 shares of
1780.
Co.—Earnings
in Limit of Indebtedness—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
re¬
required
178, p.
1955,
and
to
1954—Month—1953
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$14,724,652 $13,049,818 $163,229,421 $144,671,313
10,605,420
9,613,819
llo,700,9o6
107,494,630
share), without underwriting.
mon
underwriter.
in
Many of the highly skilled
these tasks are already available
818,939
corporation
covering
181 ,p. 547.
Co., Inc.—January Sales Higher—
Minneapolis
of
work
expected
255.
p.
charges..—
181,
would
share
new
subscription
by
Preferred
aggregate
be
1955,
trust.—V.
after
The
206.
p.
variety
that the
projects can be
of
future.
the
—Files With Securities and
4
;
181,
wide
a
natural
It's
1,578,703
Mountain
a
Period End. Jan. 31—
—V.
to
larger com¬
transistors"
transistors in
fi¬
Orleans
for
The
redemption,
Prior
offered
be
application
as
some
Corp.—Preferred
Feb.
on
plans
400 to 5oo
and
runs
items
making
types
some
taxes
operating
—V.
Stock Sold Privately
subsidiary of Middle States Pe¬
Corp., has placed privately 25,000 shares of
cumulative preferred stock (par $100), it was an¬
5%
to
taxes.
inc.
oper.
long-term
New
en¬
some
facilities
military
construction
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
1653.
p.
below.—V,
corporation,
Sales
registration statement with the SEC
a
$1
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Registers With SEC—
This
amount of
Power
States Petroleum
Midstates
Registers
—
stockholders
common
demption of the preferred
the
180,
small
and
pilot
precise
military.
compatible
professional people necessary
180,
pertinent
tract
for
has
modern
accommodate
have been
in
already
Tentative
that
18-acre'
facilities
of
projects
President
an
Period End. Dec. 31—'
troleum
par
expenses
Inc.—V.
Miller-Wohl
Baltimore, Md.
Exchange Commission—
shares
shares
proceeds
balance
pay
a
stock
and
feet
undertake
exploratory
with
definite shape
more
annual
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
supplied
Lynch, Fenner
&
Beane
is
the
principal
the
at
Atlans
to
the
for
Arkansas
Midstates Oil Corp.
—This
with
offered
512
used
and
Merrill
of
by
*ix
Feb.
on
296,050
each
price
of
stock
common
Potter
Casualty
company
subscription
for
of
letter
a
call
by
preferred
physics
Phoenix."—V.
in
mining activities.
Maryland
The
filed
through
With Securities and
covering
4
and
expenses
Canyon Uranium, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—*
plans
Service
9.5%
surplus,
1955
Middle
535.
p.
in
take
to
for
civilian
both
state
solid
of,
company
square
highly
we
Galvin,
construct
260 feet.
x
us to
and
small
"Currently
laboratories
the
per
rose
and
Present
See
Marble
$2.13
were
as
revenues
stock
mon
Public
Managed Funds, Inc.—Splits Stock 2-for-l—
share
per
erating
nancing
The
1954
against $1.40 declared in 1953. Total System op¬
12.9% to a new peak of $143,570,000.
Electric
operating revenues were $119,798,000, or 14.2% higner than in 1953.
Capital expenditures of the System ,companies were $61 mil'ion last
year and have been budgeted at $48 million for 1955.
The decrease is
caused by a decline in outlays for new generating facilities, following
completion of 352,000 kilowatts of new capacity in 1954 and 423,000
kilowatts in 1953.
These additions brought owned generating capacity
of
the System to 2,028,000 kilowatts.
At the year-end the company
had a strong consolidated capital structure, consisting of 35.5% com¬
$1.45
debt.
components of the most advanced design.—V. 181, p. 206.
in
earnings
to
physics.
state
enable
said.
V.
purchase
The
80,000
building 200
such
on
Galvin
products,
share of common
stock, based on the 7,600,000 shares now outstanding.
Tnis includes
14c per share of net income arising from rates collected by Arkansas
Power & Light Co. under bond pending settlement of a rate increase
application now in litigation.
That compares with $2.06 earned in
1953 on a smaller number of shares.
Dividends declared in 1954 were
step
range
Utilities, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
South
Middle
Paul
development
solid
to
would
people and
mitments
by
facilities in prospect would
"The added
3,437,500 shs.
and
research
and
concrete
a
in
employees
in
for
3
manufacturing.
light
and
engaged
call
Feb.
on
negotiating for the
Phoenix, Ariz., on which
electronics
181, p. 547.
Consolidated
1,18
•
.
Is
Inc.
in
Phoenix
Mr.
military applications, it was announced Feb. 11
revealed
was
land
800
FINANCING
5,000,000 shs.
(par one cent)__
operations
mining
to
gineering
Radio
and
directors.
of
Peterson,
Industries
manufacturers
and
board
White
stock
Common
Trucks, Inc.—Acquires Electronics Firms—
corporation
It
of
acres
GIVING
City,
Motorola
located in the Thompson District,
and Lisbon Valley of Utah, and
Canyon District of Colorado.
\
3,706
per
Motorola Inc.—To Expand in Arizona—
aggre¬
areas
th.
a**'
share) 4 through M. C. Leonard -and Associates Salt
Utah. The net proceeds are to be used to pay expense
cents
incident
-
organized under the laws of Colorado
of acquiring, exploring and developing
Authorized
•
•
•
West Gateway Area,
Area,
Area
'
of Sept. 1, 1954, the company acquired or
result of certain options, groups of uranium
a
approximately
Yellow
City.—V.
SEC
was
purpose
As
as
gating
at
1955
redeemed
be
may
York
New
the
to,
April
due
H,
April
for
properties.
entitled
amount
principal
on
>
dompany
claims
7.
p.
1954
uranium
company
1,
23,921,779
Further details follow:
BUSINESS—The
Redemption—
2»- file#. a- letiers.<oL notification with
coveringrlOrOOO,OOO^nar«afc of. eoi»m»»but»tock. to be offered at
'(par one edit) at 40-cents per* \($wo
Lake
speculation.
This offering was quickly
a
oversubscribed.
232,983,209 226,723,879 226,475,041
64,115,846
53,476,347
52.482,877
35,779,179
income
oper.
of
196,841,709
"as
-Files
i!. T!je~ company oot Jam
shares of wmrnronr-stock
3,925,543
3,512,222
share
railway
Partial
The
2,784,093
1—
Gross .from
Net
2,327,456
Monday, February 14, 1955
...
Mother Lode Uranium Co., Salt Lake City, Utah-
7
*
E
^
December—-,
'-Gross
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(748)
:
before
Provision
for
:
;
taxes
;
*30,593,989
$28,842, i52
1
1
taxes
1_;
^ ■
1955—12 MPs.—1954
$
$
Net
income
:
z
-
.
961,410,092 1,078^29,720
Earnings
*
per
Without
common
deduction
shares
for
preferred
•.
■"
dividends
•$2.34
paid,
since
J$l-
preferred
451 .--Number 5403..; i The, Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume
9
(749)
converted into common shares during 1954, and computed
on 782,820 common shares outstanding Dec. 31,
1954/ •
tAfter preferred dividends and based on 700,000 common shares,
which gives effect to two-for-one split of common shares in 1954.
To
keep pace with an increased volume of business
resulting inlarge measure from its
product research program, Frank Greenwall,
president, announced the company plans to spend $3,500,000 on a
capital
expansion program to be completed within the next' 18
months.
The program, he said, will include increased capacities in
all major phases of the - business—starches, adhesives, resins—as well
as
substantial process improvements.
A new plant for the produc¬
tion of vinyl resins at Meredosia, 111., is expected to come into opera¬
tion about the middle of 1955.—V. 180, p. 2596.
inck
was
L
National Tea Co.—Current Sales Up 6.95%—
Weeks Ended. Jan. 29—
4
Sales
..
.
.
Net
ry.
Net
27,069
87,930
5,871,462
5.692,595
1,570,504
1,499,440
1,427,736
5.415,831
1,361,833
494,428
596,985
Fed.
542,700
$517,636
$433,902
"
156,890
income
456,849 "
8.
p,
Ownership of
Baltimore, Md.,
73,867
Society
revenues..
S.
1954—Month—1953
1954—12 Mos.—1953
Net after
p.
60,935,003
181,
and Olin
years
5,549,215
76,232,219
63,171,437
Period
$7,192,723
$6,266,G83
$76,323,261
$76,373,386
5,767,339
5,479,794
6 2,2 4 8,040
64,500,781
of
Ended
Jan.
31—
1955
leased-back
has
and
first
then
acquired
sold
the
the
corporators
closely
more
Mathieson
Miles
last
.
.1955
..
sales
Net
$3,602,178
181,
—V.
"As
result
a
both
improvement
stock
See
.
$3,503,509
will
program
Ketay Instrument Corp.
Norfolk Southern
England Telephone & Telegraph Co,-—Registers.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—' t -//
This
SEC
company
for
at
rate of one new
is involved.
registration
a
of
par
its
by
$100
statement
capital
par
stockholders
share
for
No underwriting,
,
each
of
five
with
stock
record
shares
then
outstanding
New
England
from
Net
the
to
ry.
Gross
held/
apply the
net
proceeds
of
the
Net
(69.21%)
ry.
financing,
Net
was
Earnings
—V.
1954—3 Mos.—1953
the
.1954—12 Mos.—1953
$2,238,884
$1,897,478
$9,209,729
30,167
714,099
314,157
310,792
314,157
310,792
$0.31
Nil
$1.87
—V.
$0.63
the
share.:
of
Northeastern
December—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
ry.
—V.
charges
of
602,192
272,615
to
$1,238,959
773,473
361,483
812,518
193,196
$3
11,808,222
13,629,742
12,620,903
207..
6,915,622
5,842,839
.1,671,727
<
See
-2,544,360
1,800,989
The
the
share.;;;-:;/
soon
Service
Utilities, Inc.
railway
railway
Net,
ry.
above.-—V.
Net
from
Net
ry.
180,
2596.
p.
1952
1951
6,365,421
tingent
25,412
277,300
95,725
8,805,447
8,414,710
2,621,374
2,893,774
1,273,004
1,576,114
7,645,051
868,313
956,132
$
IVu S' income
taxes....
Cr290,000
tax
accurals.
•751,558
operating income
2,766,189
ry.
Net
income
"Earns,
•
per
$
12,664,733
144,921,630
869.000
11,200,000
711,031
8,675,353
1,058,668
14,460,872
$0.43
$6.05
and
by
"After preferred dividend.
7tRallway tax accruals for December and
year 1954 include
$1,372,000 credit taken under Section 462 of the
of
estimated
1954;
in connection
expenses
therewith,
charged
were
to
were
$4,557,000
shares
of
6%
100%
Net
ry.
railway
railway.
oper.
From Jan.
Gross from
Net
from
Net
ry.
~v-
1954
preferred
and
on
stock,
hot
A,
$320,733
$488,091
96,419
264,979
885,669
751,345
57,873
213,384
750,973
4,159,794
4,105,908
4,084,265
3,966,816
1,619,976
1,533,471
1,591,787
1,517,225
640,954
632,589
742,071
667,444
_
Ky.
income
8.
Net
v-
1954—Month—1953
operating
rev.
ry.
rev..
12,943,688
13,822,092 149,986,923
11.790.413
oper.
from
Net
ry.
ry-
railway
railway
oper.
Net, from
ry.
121,470,321
of
has
acquired
income
p.
■_
from
Net
ry.
—V.
of
from
certain
its
&-Oil
139,000'
issuance
-the
upon
share's)V
(50,000
Co.
Langley-Howard,
Inc.
(75,-OOQ
".
: ■->
' I,
at
mining
claims
Pennsylvania,
Seneca
the
and
Gas
Altman,
Oil
&
President
in
New
San
and
Miguel
Virginia
partnership
a
Vice-President
Ohio
and
which
of
of
the
com¬
-
.
Mexico
West
Co.,
and
partners.
company's
Baruch
and
Gully.—V.
properties
that
180,
acquired
were
through
Guy
2399.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1954
and other operating
before income taxes
Profit
1953
$336,708,809
$333,024,055
42,438,965
35,173,386
20,800,000
revenues
16,700,000
—
2,100,000
—
Federal
income
taxes-
—:
Federal excess profits
Other
'
income
_
tax_]
:
——
taxes
100,000
106,000
_
$21,538,965
$16,267,386
.
3,056,874
3,056,874
*
of
J.
tne
the
corporation.
contracts
of
the
the plan of complete
sufficient to bring
the
meeting
of
the
of
is
3,
in
letter
a
to
the
stock¬
by
to
of
approval, it is hoped
1955, and the proceeds
May 2,
the stockholders
the
proposed
with
shortly
reflected
Reporting
the
told
board
gains
certain
in
lines
of
the
of
on
largest,
has
progress
facilities,
new
Levis
Mr.
said
had
it
would
and
to
received
employ
assume
177,
Technical
most modern glass plants in the
made toward completion of the
been
Center,
are
the
from
assurances
the
the
now
on
at
present
Pacific Gas &
of
100%
the
was
management
operating revenues-—Operating expenses and taxes
operating
its
the
present
first
week
1953,
8.
to
the
serve
Open
scheduled
the company
orders
operate
steel
a
New England
addition
in
and
the
to
for
export
of
1954
mill
at
$14,235,210
railway..
output
of
strip,
81,550,000
1,035,000
—
$14,546,251
1952
1951
$15,951,301 $15,977,480
3,023,654
4,979,888
771,285
771,002
from
ry.
Gross
171,601,842
181,174,912
28,924,577
34,340,976
15,459,343
14,867,078
177,868,524 173,747,860
34,619,328
36,604,854
15,424,532
16,331,460
from
$542,595
41,830
*63,367
*51,974
1953
1952
*284,239
207.
7,046,760
7,258,528
'
-
585,091
*761,942
-
775,676
772,155
•432,926
*455,327
end
at
per
on
on
•
$927,589
railway...
110,559
108,674
*80,051
1954
1955,
by
6,130
*34,962
*231,666
in
continuing
shares
15,574,549
$2.89
$3.12
$2.88
$2.82
outstanding—
of further
one
progress
for
into
the
that
company,
par¬
well
presage
"After
showing
we
for
only
experienced
year,
trend
a
1955."
peak
reduction
possible
the
first three quarters of the year,
sales in the last quarter of the
expenditures
below
made
the
16,255,733
.
share:
the many accomplishments
B. Black, President, stated.
in the
upturn
is
14,282,000
14,114,427
shares outstanding—
was
James
Construction
totaled
reached
$170,933,000
in
the
construction
in
in
previous
1954,
A
year.
expenditures
is
about
or
further
expected
in
the steady and substantial progress made
in building up its gas and electric reserves in recent
company
by
years.
19,224
income
86,280
the
consecutive
15th
of
number
those
owned
was
181,
the company experienced a gain In
its stocks.
At the year-end the com¬
stockholders, a gain of 10,253 for the
year
owning
217,336
by
414.
p.
Pantex Manufacturing
The
of
1—
railway
13,040,686
13,253,372
11,591,376
4,322,511
3,326,530
2,974,276
2,307,613
958,921
668,813
13,762
456,720
income
181, p.
Northwestern
8.
Steel
Privately—The
high
Wire
p.
883.
common
•
Co., Sterling, 111.—Bonds
has arranged to place
company-
-U1
pressure,
Robert
the
J.
Corp.—Acquisition—
the issuance of 4,890 shares
the entire capital stock
of
Worcester, Mass., manufacturers
of
electrode type electric boilers, steam
announced on Jan. 7
in
exchange for
stock
Engineering.
.special
jet cleaners and
of
&
corporation
its
Livingstone
13,318,625
railway
oper.
161,
of
common
gains
marked
a
11,220,000
-
end-of-period
future,"
which
$810,425
privately through Blyth & Co., Inc., an issue of $9,000,000 4%%
first mortgage bonds due Jan. 15, 1970.—
V.
29,689,000
outstanding:
period
period
average
year
moderate
of
Sold
15,722,000
35,553,000
1951
$909,199
38,211
*104,358
16,266,000
,
year.—V.
1954
..♦Deficit.—V.
$541,494
2,570
17,783,000
59,693,000
16,160,523
—
shares
common
Based
pany
RR.—Earnings-
$875,209
Jan.
ry.
1951
208,000
19,546,000
stock—stock
common
during
Earnings
For
Pacific
77,476,000
63,039,000
—-
preferred
011
on
-
of
Average
$26,000,000
•
railway
from
Net
1952
$510,901
*1,628,320
Number
109.
oper.
Net
-Earnings—
1953
7,063,333
paid
paid
2,201,035
income.
deductions—I
Income
-
Dividends
the
1—
p.
other
and
ticularly in view of
2,755,915
railway
.
77,268,000
82,585,000
_——
income
Dividends
steel.—
2,262,382
railway..
from
Net
5,903,042
interest
Net
New
1,695,940
income.
$
364,105,000
304,694,000 286,837,000
has
making
Eastern
semi-finished
1953
December—
Net
»—
Bond
Based
taken
1953
386,244,000
—
revenues
income
income
Total
that
Substantial
Owens-Illinois
new
of
basis.
department
August
188,000
quarter
Feb.
on
Gross
Balance
incorporated
announced
world.
1954
Gross
Capacity—
of
of
seven-day
steel-making
time since
new
Electric Co.—Earnings, Etc.—
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
of
Net
announced
full
a
the
in
the
corporation's obligations
balance
President,
for the first
Northwestern
9,928,077
Western Ry.
operate
for
with
Toledo,
in
was
declaration
the
the
32,055,661
&
to
sales
the
this summer, and several units of the
research and engineering staffs are already in occupancy there.
New
warehouses at tne company's Alton and Streator, 111. glass container
plants will be completed by mid-year.
The board voted an appropriation for construction of a new glass
container plant in the Parkrose area of Portland, Ore.
The company
acquired the 70-acre site in October 1952.—V. 180, p. 1775.
1370.
p.
$5.32
that
that
10."
plan.—V.
capacity
$7.05
.
directors
of
completed and a new glass melting furnace being put into
this week, the Britigeton, N. J. glass container plant is one
operation
there¬
action
no
—_
Chairman,
$
respect
board
sale,
outstanding
six months of 1954.
con¬
give their
Levis,
warehouse
stock¬
plan
shares
glass containers, industrial
and electronic glassware,
table glassware, metal ana plastic closures,
custom molded plastic articles and glass block.
In the industrial and
electronic
line,
soid through the
Kimble Glass Co., subsidiary, the
all-glass television bulb showed a marked sales increase in the last
to
special
P.
increase
The
for
of
Earnings per share
of
liquidation
earnings
Number
property and
proceeds of sale as
the
Adoption
March
the
Schwartz,
has
oper.
181,
9,248,944
*177,875
-
688,500 shs/
M.
acquired
the sole
substantial
1—
181,
complete
of
a
Feb.
on
directors
railway
from
28,516,602
*44,542
income...
"V.
Inc.
offered
414.
From Jan.
Gross
2,031,679
$475,975
railway..-.
railway..
oper.
"Deficit.
Co.,
forms
at
1955.
liquidation
operations
oper.
1,089,949
1954
from
From Jan.
Gross from
&
be
to
employees.
from
Gross
2,153,075
New York,
Ontario
from
Gas
located
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.
of $29 per share.
the proposed sale of the prop¬
will be submitted to the stockhold¬
consummated
in
specialty steels to
p.
2,597,232
inc
648.
December—
Net
is
office
Net sales
and
stockholders
132,973,431
ry.
1,
President,
corporation
A.
company
From
Gross
April
December—
165,029,092
10,790,613
fr.
reserved- for
are
Senefea
Year End. Dec. 31—
SEC
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
$
expenses.
operat.
p.
be
ingot
Schwartz
Gross
181,
Y.
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
opera t.
the
150
Net
New York, New
Haven & Hartford
RR.—Earnings—
Net
The
markets.
181,
1951
1—
Period End. Dec.
31—
.
N.
with the
cents)
the sale
pursuant
adoption
circumstances
corporation
Net
Railway
10
plan of
a
approving
assets
and
the
purchaser
capacity
Mr.
$1,031,856
railway
railway
p.
shares
,
Counties, N.
James
are
"The
1952
806,214
.
Outstanding
_
*
distribution
the
liquidation
added that
plant
rolled
York
V.
1953
income
oper.
181,
that
operations
This
after
series
$1,000,620
from
from
(par
Blauner
D.
approved
corporation expects
recalled
cumulative
Connecting RR.- -Earnings
December—
Net
3
on
board
Elmer
hearth
the
Gross
held
retirement
annual
1955,
for redemption on April
1, 1955, at $110 per share,
dividends of $1.50 per share.—V.
181, p. 548.
New York
Authorized
purposes.
usually paid on
of
its
This
ton
<
called
unpaid
Milton
notification
Northeastern Steel Corp.—At 100%
surplus.
Trust Co. of New York will redeem
those
'
*1,000,000 shs,
shares),
and
* •
-—-I-
principal
Miscellaneous
To Redeem
Preferred Stock—
men.
stock
the corporation
of
the
the
staff
With
Pius
of
pan
can
Carody
under
$7.70
firiernt Revenue Code
ccruals
for
pur¬
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
17,866,796
$1.19
letter of
a
common
and
Carmody,
sale
21,771,899
2,601,200
filed
resolutions
distributed
prospective
18,331,500
8,501,037
18,665,246
e
1955,
pany,
earlier.
year
Productions, Inc.,
an
event
the dividend
167,364,177
1,239,684
.
-
be
Under
Mr.
share
Fphha Guaranty
4-
Messrs.
Exchange Commission—
plan contemplates
approval
R.
the
sale
taken
$
;
com.
a
the
the
after.
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
12,271,386
Net ry.
month
to
property,
_1?9,000
139,000
company
properties
For
against
holders said:
that
1954—Month—1953
for
to
Arthur
1,791,885
8.
:
Other
1954.
the approval of the holders of 70% of the outstanding
corporation, and under the provisions of the corporation's
certificate of Incorporation the sale of the corporation's property and
assets must also be authorized by
the holders of 70%
of its out¬
standing shares.
of
income
comparable
in
reported
was
Its
Arriba
The
upon
stock of
"In
Period End. Dec. 31—
Feb.
property
final
holders
$563,688
223,238
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
RR.—Dec. Earnings Up
Gross
EFFECT
—1—-
"of "optibns»" held ;'by
company
Rio
of
York, N. Y.
The net proceeds are
the production of films, and for working capital
The
passed
its
for
ers
*294,355
■_
of
corporation,
proposed
$824,854
2,520,995
income...
p.
$483,384
$92,833
Exclusive
both of New
for
on
erty and assets
1953
,
676,607
railway
"Deficit.—V. 181,
the
been
of
1953.
Mexico
town, Fayette County,
aggregate consideration
liquidating distribution under the plan to a total
$467,224
149,180
railway
oper.
have
for
total,
1953.
.the
practicable and the formal dissolution
also
liquidation
From Jan. 1—
pross from
852,746
$772,812
New
of
pay
and
distorted
was
Central Texas Oil Co., Inc.—To Liquidate—
the
of
*196,509
$520,557
-
income.._
oper.
620,566
Television
general corporate
of
as
sale
Inc.—Plans Financing-
1954
from
2,798,883
deficit
a
for
through
directors
assets
-
December—
from
price
I )
indebtedness^
,
52 East Main St., UnionPa.
It is engaged in the business of developing
operating oil and natural gas wells in Greene and Dunkard Town¬
ships, Greene County, Pa. and natural gas wells in Randolph and
Pendleton Counties, W. Va., and in Holmes County, Ohio.
In addition
11,612,722
2,331,757
of
would
Feb. 3
Inc.,
pay
corporation.
The
Net
2295,
p.,
BUSINESS—'The*cbnypany fras* incorporated in Pennsylvania on-Sept,
Net
6,398,829
2,113,309
Orleans Public
Middle South
net
shares
Co.,
to
other
and
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico
Ry.—-Earnings—
Gross
&
used
board
New
11,698,783
which
net
a
1954
$62,274
share
per
be
13,295,967
4,262,592
*
income
p.
100,000
Brothers
1951
$1,260,671
223,859
railway
with
American
North
railway
181,
at
1952
$1,014,000
566,711
income
oper.
180,
and" for exploratory drilling costs, etc.
...
,80,024
.
181, p. 8.
North
1—
from
from
Net
196,623:
*213,874
894,295
1954,
—Files With Securities and
RR.- -Earnings—
1953
$932,814
railway
Jan.
Net
1954
railway
oper.
*122,441
2,566,574
483,457
year
December
income
covering
&
purchase
Guy: W.' .Gully > (14,000
shares);.
V.
(/"'\
W.
1840.
Orleans
**
$1,017,433
by abnormal
resulting principally from trackage abandonments,
The corporation on
New
$996,309
-
this
exercise
r
11,127,486
1,650,849.
compared
abnoraml
investment
321,563
outstanding..
per
■
82,721
9,869,545
expenses
month
net
and
bank
the
original
~
1951
.
$8,035,033
127,516
revenues
177, p.
1952
28,
for
$356,076,
their
undertaken."—V.
-■'/'■
♦Of
92,104
-
*72,254
income... 1
income
charges to
a
income
shs.
income...
oper.
of
capita^
stock (par $1)„
Options to purchase
•Deficit.-
to
Jersey Natural Gas Co.—Earnings Up—
Operating
of
balance
pay
548.
p.
$914,804
*109,627
railway
railway.^.
from
stock.
proposes
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
181,
1953
$770,057
;
from
Net
-
these
Com.
railway..^.
railway....
oper.
all
be
per
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
From Jan. 1—
1,
estimated at $51,018,000; toward repayment of advances from American
which amounted to $51,200,000 at Jan.
31, 1955.—V. 181, p. 648.
New
above.—V.
1954
be
March
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.; owns 1,769,035 shares
of the
from
Net
filed
4
shares
subscription
the
at
1955,
Feb.
on
511,205
covering
offered
to:
Ry.—Earnings—
'.December—
Gross
"
transaction
the
"proceeds are?lo be used .to"
net
Capital
New
is
Building
interest in the Squibb Build¬
•
of
recovered
(par $1) at $3.50
PROCEEDS—The
109.
p.
for
Mathieson
(Pa.)—Stock Offered—Langley-Howard,
Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa., early in January offered publicly
v. '"as a speculation" an issue of
150,000 shares:: of
Norden Laboratories Corp.—Consolidation Effective—
1954
'the
disposed of its
*
company
chase equipment
-
in
Onego Corp.
.
,
the
to
,
,
of
interest
the
to
policy of consolidating its resources
its operation^," Mr. Nichols said.
related
year
announced,
chemical
building
.
Month of January—
bank
Equitable
one-half
the
building
Interest
Mathieson's
keeping with
activities
Olin
for the year ended Dec. 31, 1954 amounted .to $1,100,-.
after providing. $1,200,000 for .Federals «nd:--jatate.;4acoine 4>ft*e^i >
Nprden-Ketay Corp.-e-Name Effectived :-■> - v*?': •
compared with $976,523 for the year 1053, .after providing $1,220,000
;; v.-Ketay Instrument Corp., .has changed-Its name to
for Federal
and State. income taxes,1 including $60,000"lor Federal
'Norden-Ketay
excess profits tax, making net profit per share $1.07 in 1954" as cbm- - .Corporation; • Morris- Ketay;
President, announced/on Feb/ 9/ This;
action follows the
.integration of The Norden Laboratories Corp "into *
pared with 95 cents in? 1953".—V.'179, p. 1934/ V v
Ketay.—V. 181, p. 548.
/
for
for
building,
$9,001,729
as
Inc.—January Sales Up—
entire
the
simultaneously leased from the
space
it currently occupies.
the
the building,, plus a substantial profit.
For the time being the name
'Mathieson
Building'
will
continue
to
be
used
and
an
immediate
745,
Neisner Brothers,
Light St.,
Assurance
Feb.- 7 by
10
in
208.
p.
at
Equitable Life
jointly on
The
announced
ing ih New York-City.
1954
$10,221,507
181,
of
National
Olin
in
Mr.
...
—V.
all
company
"Sale
■
(J; J.) Newberry Co.—January Sales Increased—
,
by
was
$5,500,000.
the
Sales
Higher Rate—
National
Mathieson
period
chemical
v
413.
it
Nichols, President of Olin Mathieson, and Hooper S. Miles,
the Board of the Fidelity-Baltimore National Bank
&
in
the SEC.
Buildini
Mathieson
acquired
States,
of
10-year
63,623,000
charges....
—V.
5,253,000
6.348,884
income..
34-story
been
Co.
Fidelity-Baltimore
5,611,000
taxes
oper.
the
has
United
The bank and
chemical corporation jointly
acquired ownership of
the building in 1949 at which time they formed the Mathieson Building
Corp., in which each owned a 50% interest. In the current transaction,
$63,009,114 $57,401,663 $694,320,150 $653,966,753
43,861,507
40,312,765
480,829,670
445,798,930
taxes—
oper.
There will be no underwriting.
Earnings
the
Fidelity-Baltimore
65
Telephone Co.—December Earnings Up—
expenses..
income
of
Thomas
Trust
a
Net
$232,000 of 4%
10-year debentures and 58,000 shares: of
common stock to be offered in units of an $30 debenture and 20 shares,
of stock at $100 per unit.
The net proceeds are to be used for work-,
Nehi Corp.—Earnings at
1951
Chairman
Other
with
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Sells Interest in Bldg.
21,026
5,873,782
1952
1—
oper.
Operating
Operating
1954
corporation on Feb. 1 filed a letter, of notification
capital.
104,843
124,574
railway
railway__
181,
covering
ing
202,554
New York
National Weekly, Ine„ New York—Files With SEC—
The
:
Period End. Dec. 31—
$42,238,755 $39,493,376
___
$463,535
income
Jan.
from
—V.
RR.^-Earnings—
1953
$556,221
from
Net ry.
Western
&
1954
oper.
From
Gross
413.
P.
Susquehanna
railway
railway
from
Net
; "
,1955
..
—-——
——
181,
-V.
.
New York,
December—
Gross from
super
of
Co.
purpose
heaters.
President
Beede,
of. Pantex,
stated
that
the
acquisition
Livingstone company is another
broader
manufactured
available
channels
to
is
step in the company's program
Livingstone
products
will
hereafter
be
diversification.
in
meet
Pawtucket
market
planned
other
where
increased
demands.
No
production
change
than' appointing
new
in
sales
sales
facilities
are
distribution
agents
in
open
territories.
Pantex
hydraulic
manufactures
valves,
plug
laundry
valve
and
dry
actuators,
government contract.—V. 179, p.
1482.
cleaning
and
precision
projectiles under
equipment,
military
10
(750)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Park & THford Distillers Corp—New
The
the
directors
Board
Feb.
28
Stanley
h.
00
and
elected
18 years, as President
At
the
same
time,
the
the
the
and
Chairman
executive
an
Industry
executive
for
or
the
Period End. Dec. 31—
Ry.
operat.
Ry.
by-laws
Chief
the
as
officer
amended
were
Executive
responsible
for
1954—Month—1953
$2,982,069
revenue
operat.
will
2,386,509
31,866,518
marketing
Net
operations.
Net
V.
fr.
rev.
181,
oper.
$634,056
$929,596
$1,369,206
ho
1,760,319
9,586,358
in
14,690,187
by
49.
p.
hv
Upon the basis of the
Reeves and its subsidiary at
Dec
would be $4,651,422, and
of
price
tho
the
by
cash.
public
of cash.
solely
purchase
mono
made
be
Sll.165.648
2,064,972
statements
forma
38,092,890
income.
ry.
operat.
ry.
consist
cial
1954—12 Mos.—1953
S3,316,105 $33,235,724 $49,258,538
2,348,013
expenses
to
and
Officer
aii
Monday, February
...
14
1955
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Chairman
as
director.
a
corporation's
Board
as
President
Officers—
Schulte
D.
liquor
Brown,
past
designate
Arthur
.
The
riplivprv
public
offering
nf
of
delivery
of
offering
the
amendment.—V.
180,
enmmnn
and
shares
wnnu.P1"0
shares
Reeves
and
the
to
-
h
i
f
terms
are
lance
<?»« ,the
be
912.
p.
tuH3
,
underwriting
by
ry
1954.,Ilnan-
31
eK«
common
price
50,000
consolidated i
payment
ftft flOA
80,000
Applied
J.
Lincoln Morris of the New York law firm of Seligson,
Morris
Neuburger was also elected a director.
He is a director, in addi¬
tion, of Metropolitan Bottling Co., Inc. and of Magna Theatre Corp.
&
Schulte
Mr.
Brown,
who
has
Is
been
President
has
43.
been
Park
of
Tilford
&
Vice-President
of
since
the
1945.
James
Distilling Co., Chicago, for the last five years.—V. 181,
Beam
B.
Interest
and
deductions
536,384
413,909
$1,951,736
Dividends
420,000
420,000
$1,910,709
preferred
on
$1,531,736
stock
-
Common shares outstanding
E'j rnings per share
791,017
-
•Adjusted
etock
to give effect to increased
dividend
April,
in
1953.—V.
*$1.6o
shares
resulting from the 20%
1953 and the three for two stock split in
February,
180,
$2.32
$1.75
1877.
p.
lf»54—3 Mos.—1953
sales
Profit
$7,807,504
before
Fed.
Federal
Fed.
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$6,623,696 $30,745,545 $27,922,013
1,936,777
income
excess
taxes
$3vper
&
Co.,
Net profit
•Profit per outstdg.
shr.
(J. C.)
also
It
per
It
$793,436
$4,854,085
$1.32
$6.72
$5.57
Sales
181,
by
The entire issue of 100,000 shares of common stock
(par
$2), which was originally offered in November, 1952, at
$2.50 per share, has been sold, Graham & Co., invest¬
ment brokers,
Pittsburgh, Pa., announced on Feb. 8,
1955. See details in V. 176, p. 1676.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Gross
1954
1953
from
railway $68,278,916
Not from railway_
10.454,162
Net ry.
inc—
oper.
1952
1951
$73,874,907
$90,836,643
$93,024,481
*1,535,220
10,690,650
*839,131
2,062,822
railway 848,805,154 1,034,394,640 1,028,750,217 1,044,387,274
Net from railway— 136.059,334
169,871,833
162,864,445
151,441,584
Net ry. oper. Inc
48,061,181
74,796,413
74,930,335
59,519,986
—V. 181, p. 109.
,
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Net
from
Net ry.
From
Gross
Net
1954
railway
$661,036
Net ry.
1951
$714,121
$809,281
*30,729
*612,165
*170,169
*933,338
*440,779
9,313,484
Income
10,135,179
10,149,244
*1,126,193
*4,166,957
$759,607
*240,850
*461,389
1—
Jan.
Net
railway
railway
*606,593
Income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
1,454,282
*3,074,554
*4,683,482
„
10,535.380
*952,944
*3,778,268
181, p. 49.
For
to
$1.17
Maintenance
exposed
engineers long in search of better protection
humid and corrosive atmospheres are now
to
results
from
Thick-Coat,
the
for
sur¬
reporting
coating
product
Department.
developed by the company's Corrosion Engineering
Used with special Pennsalt high bond
strength primers to ensure
adhesion, the Thick-Coat system provides a durable protective coating
for new corroded metal, concrete and wood
equipment and structures
or surfaces
exposed to fumes, corrosive chemical laden atmosphere or
spillage of corrosive chemicals of acid, alkaline or neutral nature.—
V. 181, p. 649.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.- -January Sales UpMonth
of
January—
—V.
1954
Peoples Water & Gas Co. (Fla.)—Bonds Sold
Privately
—The company has arranged to
place privately, through
Blair & Co
Incorporated, an issue of
$1,000,000 4%%
1976, it was announced
first mortgage bonds, due
July 1,
on Feb. 7.—V.
175, p. 144.
bottling plant in
chased by Reuben Pastor, it was
announced
includes the Pepsi-Cola franchise In the
N.
politan
was
until
New
recently
York
distributor
a
market.—V.
on
181,
of
Feb.
recently
clearner,
has developed
conditioner
nounced on Feb.
and
an
entirely
8.
The
market
Pepsi-Cola
new
radiator
and
In
sealant
for
year-round
Mr.
metro¬
it
was
Mattel, President of Italy's Azienda
Nazlonale Iarogenazlone
(ANIC) contracted with
Phillips Petroleum Co., for the
know-how, and technical assistance for
the Copolymer
plant In connection with the
rubber
plant
planned
549.
This
Baltimore
registration
been
«
business*
8 corporation
by
Don
in which he
R.
as
Berlin,
Assistant
President.
^ piasecklactive hls
f/om
has been
since
to
$2,422,805
$2,672,*525
before
the
No
The
provision
the
for
and
the
premium
boxes
for
the
trade.
jewelry
314%
a
the
President, it
1951,—v. 180, p.
after
of 45 cents per share.
6 229
DrS^g
wells
and
for
and
income
computes
impractical
before
expense
to
the
$i rcr
'
$0.90
State
taxes
tax
on
estimate
close
of
income
purposes
depletion
the
the
on
these
*c„
$Qg:j
a
in
statu
deductions
vested
to
to
of
$1.15
for
1953.
of
$207,400
or
increase
fiscal
year
on
stock
company
covering
ceeds
shares
of
its
7,
1955,
provision for
of
178,
estimated
$1.18
extensions
amendment
an
covering
and
capital stock.—V.
to
Federal
share
per
on
income
180,
an
to
are
The directors
Feb.
on
8
voted
to
stock
of
an
company.
common
a two-for-one basis.
The split is subject to shareholders'
their annual
meeting on April 9.
The board also called the 5%
cumulative preferred
on
stock
approval at
shares for redemp¬
April 1 at $105 per share.
Rawleigh Warner, Chairman, said
preliminary estimates indicated net
income in 1954 was
approximately $31,000,000. This would be equal to
$7.09
per
share after
common
$27,104,763,
$6.12
or
preferred dividends.
Net Income
in
1953
share.
per
Warner
said
the projected stock
split would involve a chapge
no par to $5
par value for the common.
Funds for the redemption of the
preferred stock will be raised
through
sale of $50,000,000 of
long-term notes on March 31, Mr. Warner said.
—V. 180, p. 1002.
A
4
with
five-inch projection
kinescope, which produces "audi¬
black-and-white television pictures, up to 8 x 6
feet, when
suitable reflective optical
system, was announced on Feb.
a
by the corporation's Tube
Division.
The kinescope
(RCA-5AZP4) is intended primarily
types of large-screen TV projectors utilized for
educational
General
applications
and
large
of
RCA
Victor
classical
price
long
of
the
Vice-President
RCA
organizations,
according to Lee
outlets,
schools
F.
In
revealed
though
Feb.
on
that
7
its
records have
increased 100%
as
a
result
RCA inaugurated at the
beginning of 1955.
through Feb. 3 in this
category were 32%
corresponding period a year ago," said Emanuel
sales
and
Sacks,
General
Manager,
RCA
Victor
ranging
Record
to
up
Division.
40%-,
became
3 Mos. End.
Net
profit before
profit after
i.
before
$915,000.—V. 180,
6 Mos. End. Dec. 31
68,000'
*789,341
2,341,443
722,000
125,659
1,059 043
$0.63
taxes
$0.11
$0.93
share.
per
loss
tax
giving effect to tax carryback and
adjustments
of
1815.
p.
this
caused
Operating
company
Feb.
on
shares
8
the
of
Reliance
sell
Co.—Registers With
registration
a
$5
par
Under
the
acquired
the
The
book
operating
to
of
be
common
sttement
stock.
with
the
SEC
According to the
value
as
New
of
the
Jan.
and
assets.
21,
and
Reeves
the
Pulley
Co.
underwriter
Inc., a
by Reliance
closing
the
date,
of
sales
as
its
purchase
plus
Reliance
1953
resulted
$3.63
or
sales
total
in
share
per
sales
share,
per
sales
stock
on
of
of
divi¬
1,541,643
$188,500,000, and
1,249,308
on
President
reached
sales
to
S.
high,
new
a
R.
shares
drop below
out¬
stat'rd:
Rheem
the
the
"Al¬
decline
company's
in
defense
1953
record.
for
caused
180,
overall
earnings
to
exceed
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
from
from
ry.
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Rico
1952
1951
737,014
2,379,705
917,489
3,025,223
655,026
262,368
331,327
1,026,625
629,142
25,848,462
27,496,777
28,152,57 1
27,669,133
income
1,659,123
1—
railway
railway
7,684,138
8.753,026
10,056,734
10,226,201
2,790,604
3,174,055
3,983,769
3,317,262
Mining Co.,
Salt
income—
oper.
181,
Stock
1953
2,275,769
railway
Jan.
period ia
Potomac RR.—Earnings
1954
oper.
similar
$2,294,691
railway
from
the
2597.
p.
December—
Gross
50.
p.
Argentine
Lake
Offered—The
company on Jan.
record Jan. 14, 1955,
stockholders
of
scribe
Utah-
City,
24 offered to its
before Feb. 28 for 70,395
the right to sub¬
additional shares
common stock (par 50
cents) at $4.25 per share (with
an
oversubscription privilege). The offering is not under¬
written, but Bonneville-On-The Hill Co. has made a firm
on
or
of
commitment to the company to
subscribe, under its addi¬
tional
privilege to subscribe, for all shares not taken by
other stockholders under this
offering. Subscriptions are
payable at Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York, 140 Broad¬
New York 15, N. Y.
way,
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
from
the
of
sale
stock
the
be
will
toward
payment of the construction of a sulphuric acid plant
Rico, Colo., which, it is estimated, will cost
approximately $1,400,000,
In this connection,
the company intends to borrow from banks not
to
exceed
$550,000
as
a
five-year term bank loan;
and
to raise
$553,500 from the sale of Government
bonds, corporate stocks, and
ore
and
concentrates
presently owned by the company.
LISTING—The company's stock is listed on
the American Stock
Exchange
and
the
upon
CAPITALIZATION
Salt
Lake
GIVING
Stock
EFFECT
Exchange.
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
(par
50
Outstanding
1,250,000 shs.
cents)
950,340 sbs,
corporation was organized in
1911
in Utah and
business
in
Colorado.
Its
principal office is
South Main St., Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Its mines and mill are located
at Rico, Colo.
The company at the time of its
qualified
to
do
Pj
organization acquired
group of mining claims located
in
the
Pioneer
Mining District,
Dolores County, Colo.
From time to time it has acquired adjoining
ground either by purchase or
by location.
For more than 15 year®
last
past the company has mined ores
containing gold, silver, kaa
and zinc,
principaly lead and zinc.
a
company's
claims,
properties
118
approximately
consist
of
acres
l,10o
of
claims
acres
1,757
where
of
acres
patented
has
patent
been
1°°®
aPP"
mining claims, 85 acre*
of
sub-surface
mineral
rights, 787 acres of patented timber lan
and numerous
Rico town lots,
a
differential flotation mill with a
daily capacity of 150 tons of crude ore is owned and operated
r
the
company
at
Rico.
The
lead
concentrates
from
the mill a
shipped to the United States
Smelting Refining & Mining Co. smeiw»
at
Midvale, Utah, and the zinc concentrates are shipped to A
conda Copper Mining Co. at
Anaconda, Mont.
Argentine
Mining
of
Co.
of
Consolidated
Eureka
stock
of
Consolidated
Eureka
unsurveyed
owns
shares
550,000
Mining Co.,
being listed
Utah
a
on
the
of
comn!!g
corporation,
Lake
Salt
the
Exchange.
of
E. Hogle Is now Chairman of
the Board, various
Hogle family group own substantial stock in the
Bonneville-On-The-Hill Co., a Utah corporation, the
the
and
which
is
owned
proposes
the
Rico
to
Reeves
of
the
$1,300,000
Pulley
assets
Co.
largest
H.
Avellar
Argentine
their
to
This
six
corporation
months
of
combined
Mining Co.
Riddle Airlines,
divi¬
on
attributable
its
Rio Tinto
See
I
Algom
excess
181,
p.
500,000
of
shar
a
net
year,
(Mines)
profit
July
181,
l
p.
?t
of $80,128
to Deer 31,
549.
during
1954,
Co., Ltd.—Management
Mines
Ltd.
above.—V.
0f
549.
Inc.—Reports Profit—
made
fiscal
Uranium
in
own
stock.—V.
Riddle, President, reported.—V.
(a) 30,000 shares of Relance
common valued
the agreement at $37
per
share, (b) 50,000 shares
stock, valued for purposes of the
agreement at
the
received by Reeves from the
proposd sale of such shares,
compt
st°cKnne
entirely by members of the Hogle family, is
single stockholders in Rico Argentine
Mining^0Jan. 24, 1955 being the owner
of 140,342 shares.
Bonneville-Oiw»
Hill
Co., James A. Hogle, James E. Hogle,
George
H.
of
Pulley Co
and
subsidiary, such assets
purposes of
the Reliance
net proceeds
$3.67
preferred
start-up costs
Reeves
Payment will consist of
of
to
Higher—
preliminary
for
incurred
Katharine
1955,
business
York,
contemplates
the
cash;
Reliance stock, to
distribution.
dated
assets
and
of
pubifc
operated
agreement
the plant and fixed
has
shares
for
agreement
Pulley Co.
business
stock
common
50,000
628,
p.
James
filed
oL its
and
1954.
for
announcement,
profits
heavy
costs
Rico
Commission—
The
covering 50,000
in!
added to
pro¬
177,
1954
provisions
amounts
stock
Reliance Electric &
Engineering
Securities and Exchange
was
exploration
the year were affected by the drop in defense
for new commercial products and change¬
by the automotive division for new 1955 auto¬
mobile models.
Despite this slight decline in operating profits, ex¬
traordinary income resulting from the sale of certain company in¬
sales,
over
for,
Dec. 31, '54
1954
1953
$11,444,597 $19,851,428 $31,130,211
.
Net sales
of
1S53.
commercial
mining
Inc.—Quarterly Earnings—
„
remaining
BUSINESS—The
sales
which
Victor
31,
announced
7
before
Holleran,
playing
our
balance
program
working capital.—V.
This
$4,982,000,
Dec.
making
business
and
Gain in Sales of Classical Records—
Division
the
temporarily
share,
per
Feb.
operations
of
Common
Record
reductions
"Dollar-wise,
ahead
closed-circuit
business
Marketing Manager.-
Reveals 100%
of
retail
for
demonstration, training,
by
of
was
at
Kinescope—
RCA
new
torium-size"
used
of America—New
the
letter of notification with the
SEC
stock
(no par)
to be offered to
without underwriting. The
a
common
earnings
$6,027,000.
standing,
used
Radio Corp.
for
on
and
Company
From
represents
the
of
split the outstanding
on
and
current
filed
28
of
$i00
at
used
be
company
Net
1979.
p.
This
tax.
outstanding
monies
liquidation
$3,000,000
securities
shares outstanding, Dec. 31,
its
of
registration
1059.
p.
shares
employees
$163,628,000
both
for
of 1954, amount to approximately $538,800
year
Jan.
on
3,000
selected
of
amounted
share
per
customer
filed
company
Feb.
Government
loan,
the company
executed
$10,000,000.
Of the
Retail Credit Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC—
The
vestments
on
of
the
to
long-term
1954,
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Net Profit
of
increase
an
common
Earnings
for
S.
amount
the
applied
was
prior
1,
working capital for use in the
development.—V. 180, p. 912.
The
$51,949,400—an
$41,887,900—an
share
the
U.
in
dends
$6,438,400
was
loan in
$5,200,000
balance
Oct.
2740.
p.
Pure Oil Co.—Plans Stock
Split, Redemption of 5%
Preferred Shares and Sale of
$50,000,000 of Notes—
for
1877.
tax
$0.31
Federal
deduction
a
drilling
long-term
received,
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
per
investment
earnings for the
earning
—V.
net
own consulting management
as
for
considered
is
income
1,947,819
992
30.
June
Net
sion.
industry,
of
It
$0.74
indicated
is
costs
basis.
and
_
_
claims
company
tory
1,704,443
taxes
share.
per
tangible
(Fred B.) Prophet Co.—Earned
$1.18 per Share—
Reeves
aircraft
inc.
and special credits
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
1954
and
statement
additional 20,000
and
Piasecki Helicopter Corp.—New
Official—
In
plastic
208.
p.
(Blyth & Co., Inc.)
years
of
the
facilities
181,
proposes to
veteran of 25
manufacture
prospectus, the company is
acquiring the operating assets of Reeves
Pulley Co. and Reeves Pulley Co. of New
York, Inc., for 80,000 shares
Contract—
Enrico
«E"
Joine,i
announced
$2,216,836
_
PRIVATE FINANCING—Effective
to
Combustibli
p.
the
products
amounted
earnings
on
engineering,
181,
acquire
corporate
an¬
vitally necessary
180, p. 1654.
cooling system maintenance Jobs.—V.
Italy.—V.
^96,639
1953."—V.
♦Net
cleaner-conditioner,
proposed synthetic
to
used
general
815.
year
with
stated
Earnings
use,
10
construction at Ravenna,
be
assemblers
purchase
area.
the
single-package chemical
Phillips Petroleum Co.—New. Italian
lor
doll
....
by Zak Drake, General Sales
Manager.
Mr.
Drake
said, will for
the first
time provide servicemen
and motorists with one
double-compartment
package containing all the formulas
needed to do four
The
1954,
Net
new
Brothers
process.-
consumer
165, p.
pur¬
649.
p.
be
York;
New
Baruch
for
and
31,049
Dr63,614
The
was
Permatex Co., Inc.—New
Developments—
This company
molding
for
Reeves Brothers,
Y,,
Buffalo
Pastor
will
Records' price
reductions,
effective Jan. 3.—V.
181, p. 650.
Buffalo,
to
are
Inc.,
870,686
£>rH7,932
Jun30'53
$7,827,967
4.175.70Q
2,768,172
35,899
income
Interest expense
the SEC
be offered
to
Inc.,
1,520,579
2,455,370
Non-operating
(T. Rowe) Price Growth Stock Fund,
Inc.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Buffalo Plant Sold—
Pepsi-Cola
cents)
1.216.506
Inc.
with
non¬
2,293,869
earnings
additions
are
distribution,
The
The
in
the
compared
services.—V.
$4,106,950
181, p. 208.
and
developm't
Earings
1953.
year
universities,
1955
rentals
Inc. from operations—
Y.
N.
$23,894,000,
and
$4,423,002
Bales
1,212,270
from
resin
new
4,336,363
basis of the 5,117,040 shares now
outstanding.
property and plant for the year 1954 amounted
consisting of $11,253,000 of generating, facilities and
$12,641,000 of transmission, distribution and other
construction.
In January, the directors authorized
additional construction projects
amounting to $1,361,600, including $1,086,200 for transmission and
to
was
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—New Development—
excellent
for
over
the
Mr.
faces
(par 25
proceeds
Co.,
company
injection
bodies
income
$133,900
tion
from
from
1952
*232,728
railway
oper.
1953
4,400,441
Lease
1,561,991
City,
notification
operating
revenues
for
1954
amounted
Increase of $2,114,400 or 4.2% over 1953.
5,807,104
1,449,758
stock
share, with a dealer's discount
quickly completed.—V. 180,
Net
from
the
the
14,334,385
Gross from
Gross
net
Novelty
Potomac Electric Power
From Jan. 1—
December—
The
&
specializing
Gross
December—
of
makes
periods
(Pa.)—Stock Sold—
Island
Total
1954
208.
p.
Pennsylvania Citrus Groves, Inc.
York.
Chair
operating
costs
$1,504,300 or 3.7%.
$68,680,914 $63,408,975
Long
letter of
a
common
Total
Higher—
1955
-
—V.
shares
Oper. exp. & royalties—
96,033
$7,649,478
4,010,620
Exchange Commission—
was
$3,354,549
$1.50
Dec. 31,'53
$8,312,312
99,915
1,399,393
-
Earnings-
Jun 30,'54
$7,915,816
secondary offering of 2,500 shares of common stock (par
$7.50) was made on Feb. 2 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $21.50
850,000
Month of January—
Corp.,
Feb. 4 filed
candy trade.—V.
3,650,000
Penney Co.—January Sales 8.16%
Arts
on
New
business
methods,
7,854,549
$1,083,777
1,451,643
Co.—Semi-Annual
Dec. 31'54
The company, with plants in
Long Island City, N. Y., has been a
manufacturer
since
1938
of
mo.ded
piastic
products
by
injection
4,063,000
•On
722,563 shares
in
1954, including 120.427 additional
issued In March 1954; 602,136 shares in 1953.—V. 180,
p. 1877.
1,306,674
share through Milton D. B.auner & Co.,
Sulzberger & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.; and
Abell
products
8,917.035
138,000
8,702,142
1,830.504
Ended—
—_
•
Molded
Inc.,
of
The
825,000
tax
8,510,026
Months
purposes.
1,756,436
853,000
profits
8,984.018
2,139,456
Portland General Electric
inc.
faxes
income
covering 100,000 shares of
and
Period End. Dec. 31—
201,511
Six
Operating revenues
productive
110.
p.
Hallowell,
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
17ct
104,191
120,111
1,461,246
<
The corporation
659,181
$2.42
Dividends paid per share
118,960
7,306,158
railway
oper.
181,
stock
Income balance
64,595
284,465
railway
Plastic
$2,365,645
$2,330,709
...
income
1951
$666,816
—Files With Securities and
at
Net
1952
$698,620
1—
from
ry.
—V.
1953
6578,772
income
Jan.
Republic Natural Gas
Ry.—Earnings-
1954
$575,810
railway
from
Net
$2,371,457
5,812
West Virginia
railway
oper.
From
26,204
$2,867,093
other
ry.
Net
$2,893,297
—
Net earnings
from
Gross
1953
$16,616,673 $14,489,655
13,723,376
12,118,198
Net operating inoome
Misc. deductions (less other income)
from
Net
p. 649.
1954
Operating revenues
Operating and other expenses
Gross
Net
Peninsular Telephone Co.—Earnings Increased—
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Pittsburgh &
December—
Mr.
157,
p.
the
John
fjrt
Contract--
2257.
Number 5403
181
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—Registers With SEC—
St.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1955' covering $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1985,
series O, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds will be used in connection with the company's con¬
struction program, including the discharge of short-term obligations
I amounting
to $9,200,000) the proceeds of which were so used. Con¬
struction expenditures for the years 1955 and 1956 are estimated at
537 500,000.
To provide therefor, it is estimated that, in addition to
the' proceeds from the sale of the series O bonds, retained earnings
and accruals to
the depreciation reserve, approximately $23,500,000
Kill be required from additional financing at a later date.—V. 179
corporation
This
ry.
Arrangements have
been
made for
delivery
March
on
31,
1955
additional debentures to finance in part the 1955
It is expected that other funds, as required,
provided from short term bank borrowings.
000,000
Net
Net
181,
CONSOLIDATED
COMPARATIVE
INCOME
The
net
Ended Nov. 30,—
11 Months
revenues
expenses and
Operating
perating
1954
operations
from
Income
shares to its five present stockholders at $5.40
per share;
to
2,151,175
revenues
Operating
1,925,245
used to
were
Ended
of
1,241
$2,157,431
$1,926,486
Shields
158,000
ganizers
at
restore
those
to
10c
deductions—interest, etc
ncome
666,131
___.
Net
181,
own
Non-operating
728,508
issuance
204,000
Earnings
♦Based
share
common
per
$0.72
present shares outstanding.—V.
on
Balance
$1,197,978
_________
31—
),
Interest,
$0.58
913.
p.
Net
etc.
of
the
In
proposed system
addition
2,143,101
shares
1,705,401
$886,611
$666,468
12,279
$657,304
Balance
Shares
available
stock
for
90,152
.
stock
common
series
$575,104
preferred,
series
B
8,592
4.70%
preferred, series C
12,932
Roth to
T.
Arthur
Roth
Mr.
President
is
of
the
4
Franklin
JSsquare, New York and is a director
Ijjrextron, Inc., Long Island RR. and of
Iptony Brook, Long Island, N. Y.—V. 178,
announced
National
election
the
6,971
Bank
for
SEC
a
Rotor Tool Co., Cleveland, O.—Files With SEC—
lc
Jan.
filed
28
letter
of
notification
shares of common stock to
ithout underwriting.
The proceeds are
be
offered
to
be
on
a
ellaneous
used
with
$60
at
to
SEC
the
per
for
pay
In
share,
mis-
be
its
been
and general corporate purposes.
expenses
The
corporation
BEC
covering
1$25
per
bf
one
share)
1955.
28
shares
filed
of
for
each
letter
a
of
two
The net proceeds
record
shares
price
Feb.
be
1,
with
1955
Rights
the
at
will
at
one-half
the
rate
expire
.
V.
181,
|ne
will
'
end—V. 180, p. 1655.
allow
for
:•
-•
expansion
at
*
Ruidoso
(N.
-The
EC
~r
Jan.
on
31
filed
covering 49,000 shares of
share),
without
letter
a
capital
stock
of
notification
be
to
operate
Similar
and
awarded
[
December-—
Bross
'et
offered
with
at
par
The
of
'
from
'et ry.
!
1954
•
*
*52,116
*82,294
33,400
the
3,199
♦124,274
Inc.
which
is
it
of
has
order
of
Net
owns
the
issuer
also
one-half
Gross
5,068,716
5,658,875
5,828,375
413,641
453,352
•111,205
Feb.
391,863
♦191,340
oper.
♦221,167
due
that
have
A
the
first
Weld
time
not
,
built
by
this
company
will' be
produced
15 second major subcontract awarded to its for the Air Force's
Rvo«
«?i
35
tanker-transport, it was announced on Feb. 4.
rHifin
,"~"uUd
mid section of the fuselage, extending from the
inhWm COge
tIle wing to the extreme aft section, for which a
ppHnn
co^ract was awarded Ryan several weeks ago. Tne giant
uhmntr
.e ^Kestrtinit BOehig Airplane Co. of Seattle has ever
uiipe
„actcd t° aoy company, is approximately 40 feet long and rea
pw
u
an
of
Feb.
on
record
1955,
5
Feb.
military
the
jig
about
20
feet
high.—V.
180,
U. S. Air Force
between
flights
Feb.
on
in
the
p.
previously been
have
The
Norden
Mr.
freighters
that
said
the
181,
p.
have
Year Ended—
Ivderoi
«
....
'iefcre Federal
a' taxes
j
,
on
Nov. 28,'54
taxes
$3,474,312
Last
414.
of
payment
March
payable
year's
18
profit-sharing
in
payment
$10,000,000
offered
50,000
$1,374,312
$57,974
c°mmon share
dividends (per share)
:
otal
2*77
L
——
Went assets
wrent L f
ot&l
Jr«nt liabilities _ZZZZZZZZZZ~ZZ"
;»'Crlhcapto?d_UPOn__b_ook
and
ZZZ.
salaries.
eh°lderS at
*Bas
^O.Ooo^hnrci1 556'4(J0
'ant
1
stanrihi.
1953—v
v-
ino
600,000
each
eligible
AT
$0.10
YEAR ENDED
Nov. 28,'54 Nov. 29,'53 Nov. 30/52
$30,706,720 $33,585,182 $30,996,246
vaU
Z Z
2,000,000
5,692,135
8,334,359
with
statement
4%%
of
the
convertible
public
for
and
price
6,334,359
25,014,585
25,250,823
24,226,511
14,193,746
17,675,292
16,168,780
14,091,255
17,395,596
15,413,010
4,331
4,740
4,812
Cnd °f yCar
p.
company
on
an
to
the
Net
•^San
[V- 181,
f955
1954
The
underwriting
terms
are
filed
p.
a
the
each
for
mining
be
i earlier.
and
required
by
12,054,151
notification
of
be
to
proceeds
with
offered
are
to
aPpro^^atiii5U«!!S *or
the
| :|
year
10^
The
—Earnings Higher—
the fourth quarter of 1954 indicate earnings
per share, making a -total of $2.77 per share
in comparison with $2.32 for 1053.—V. 180, p. 444.
4,
This
Co.
statement
$4.50
of
fifteen
^should
*
Wis.—Bonds
a
1955,
offered
covering
for
public
sale
—
Registers
other than
extend its
state
to
include
such
the
when
Georgia,
company's
GIVING
expansion.
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Outst'inding
66,666% shs.
-
—
16,696 shs.
Outlook1
—
of. the fiscal year ended Dec. 31
produced
profits: for this company, but "the outlook for
the year is good," Kenneth A. Spencer, President, an¬
7.
par
held
&
Co.
is
31 net
down from
sales were $7,446,988,
rose from $4,968,558 to
$948,000, or $903,000 less than a year
profits taxes in the 11953 quarter amounted to $216,000.
earlier.
year
Operating expenses
taxes
wero
the
common
of
on
record
SEC
and
on
011
named
as
the
income
those
of
for
the
showed
income
the
was
half
last
comparable
of
of
period
sales of
$1,566,948,
$14,201,147,
or, $1.IS
a
the
a
current
year
fiscal
year
before,
1955
Portland
ry.
Gross
24,
1954
principal
—V.
$2;763,272
605,322
915,755
income
654,996
313,273
152,854
267,520
29,443,071
31,009,044
30,921,811
9,094,023
10,995,761
11,036,5*4
30,822,940
11,307,068
5,801,755
5,900,261
5,804,900
5,607,741
1—
railway
railway^
income
oper.
181,
p.
50.
Standard
a
1951
$2,276,851
567,024
from
from
ry.
1952
$2,162,082
801,461
oper.
Net
Ry.—Earnings1953
$2,589,213
railway
Jan.
Net
Seattle
&
railway—^
from
From
$5,964,255
209.
from
Net
of
1954
$5,735,196
January-
p.
181,
December—
be
Feb.
.
—___.
—V.
Feb.
to
basis
Net
-
net
Sales
With
stock,
the
statement
notwithpolyethylene
plant at Orange, Tex., which will fall in the period," Mr. Spencer said.
The new plant is nearing completion and the facilities should start
producing '.'sometime prior to March 1," he said.—V. 180, p. 1878.
Net
with
operating
$14,453,634.
with
exceed
Gross
stockholders
shares
Brands, Inc.
—
Special Offering—A special
offering of 27,199 shares of common stock (no par) was
made on Feb. 8 by Riter & Co. and Cady, Roberts &
Co. at $39.37 V2 per share, with a dealer's concession of
cents
per
share.
It
was
quickly completed.—V. 178,
391.
Co., Birmingham, Ala.—
the SEC on Feb.
shares of its SI par- common stock, to be
"speculative securities" at the price of $6
registration
as
will
Carolina
South
any
intention
which
Spiegel Inc. (& Subs.)—January Sales Off 3.8%-
company's
157,500
company's
states
net
Income
-
Standard Industries, Inc.—Chairman Elected—
Milton C.
a
company
standing the heavy charges incident to the startup of the
80
filed
the
share, against $2,135,903, or $1.82 a common share on a smaller
Month
and underwriting terms are to be supplied
Georgia Natural Gas
company
licensed in
or
the
and
warrant
six-month
"Sales
par
used
Privately—
'
time
the present
months
Feb.
.capitalization.
the
at
be
Registers Stock With SEC—To Place Bonds and Notes
Preiimi°SeP^
is
It
Carolina,
and
Excess
common
650.
South
incorporated
three months to Dec.
compared
p.
10,802,486
of Florida
State
1,002,201 average number of shares outstanding.
stock
The
Gas
common
furnish
to
the
the
faet income for the quarter aggregated $905,793, equal after preferred
dividends, to 65 cents a share on the 1,124,855 common shares out¬
standing. A year earlier the net was $1,267,290, or .$1.11 a share on the
129,920,939 121,529,826
—~
208"
six
on
$5,593,195.
to
used
company
Up to
Southeastern
(par $15)
balance of
$8,086,848
.*
to be added to the general funds of the company
finance, in part, the 1955 construction program
proceeds are
.
'
operations.
&
Peabody
Kidder,
not
surplus
sales
For the
209.
letter
capital
of
shares
by
contracts.
Florida.
other
first
nounced
to
portion of the additional equity
subsidiary, South Carolina Gener¬
ating Co.
Construction expenditures of the company and its sub¬
sidiaries for the years 1955-57 are estimated at $56,620,000.—V. 181,
p.
sales
p
share
will
the
capital
Sales Higher—
and
smaller
general funds of
181,
registration
a
210,053
Florida.
in
,
1
Electric
The subscription price
amendment.
by
and
29-
filed
companies domiciled
rrSpene«r> Chemical Co.—Earnings Decline
under¬
underwriter.
of
|p°"r Weeks Ended Jan.
is
of
North
-
underwriting.
subscription
Offered—
surety and fidelity bonds.
It is contemplated that the
other fields of casualty insurance in
the future.
to
debentures, "
through
sale
SEC
i
Exchange Commission—
covering
for
new
one
at
1714.
liwLWay Stores Inc-—Current
company
1955,
1955.
Shares outstanding
end of 1954 and 011
I other two years, tlncludes provision for defense
reconversion costs of $100,000 in 1954 and $250,000
176,
The
2,
offered
(Fla.)—Stock
Co.
insurance
CAPITALIZATION
4,769,735
Securities and
27,947,212
36,376,960
41,986,218
enter
,
Spokane,
6,769,735
3,825,135
will
State
Feb. 3,
Carolina
South
Surety
life insurance
company
2,000,000
20,938,515
34,558,054
from the Insurance Commissioner of
Common stock
Ziegler. & Co., West Bend, Wis., it was
has sold $800,000 of Divine Savior
Hospital first mortgage serial bonds, dated Dec. 1, 1954,
and due semi-annually from Jan. 1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1970,
inclusive. They bear interest ranging from 3% to 3.85%,
according to maturity.—V. 174, p. 1103.
$1.00
24,009,651
Authority
capital
C.
on
__
.
employee's
with 24%
compared
year,
Sisters of The Divine Savior, Milwaukee,
announced
600,000
$2.29
$1.00
18,018,881
~
28
shares
incident to
expenses
Offered—B.
1,867,000
liabilities I""""
ages
•
$1.25
FINANCIAL CONDITION
W-tprm
pay
Jan.
on
without
4,570,339
Authorized
registration
be added
200,000
share),
4,786,998
__
legal for
Alabama,
for
i
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
4,366,911
275,212,346 271,624,397'262.289,208
72,978,555
88,812,615
83,522,296
70,325,182
2741.
p.
York City.—V.
New
4,197,386
249.079,701
...
income.
activities
Paine, Webber, Jackson <fc Curtis, White,
Brothers, Hemphill Noyts & Co., and Hainiin
to
are
10,340,735
share.
the
32%
by
Co.,-Lheman
10,536,285
110.
p.
per
except
<
eligible
to
'
of
$25,230,960
8,489,810
__
railway.—
The
profit-sharing
a
earnings,
1951
1952
$24,954,802
7,293,538
May -13,
1954.
The company- is
authorized by. its. Articles of
Incorporation to issue all types of suretyship and insurance contracts,
$107,974
J2,100,000
0n common stock— " 1 ,720,588
$2.39
fommon dS
I
$2,481,994
$1,331,994
—
to
Nov. 30,'52
,000
on
income:
fas? diSfncT
fearninle
inc.
Nov. 29,'53
•
■
on
aerial
to 30%.
a
be
to
headed
covering
per
v
$22,714,880 $22,853,429
__
income.
oper.
181,
1953
1954
railway-
securities
of
.
2086.
($1
45,381,523
■/-
■
BUSINESS—Company, whose address is 416 North Adams St., Talla¬
hassee, Fla., was incorporated in Florida on Oct. 5, 1953.
The com¬
pany qualified
as
an
insurance, company and received a
Certificate
3.
America—Registers With SEC—
filed
1967,
—Files With
Highlights of Year—
113,981,793
58,096,302
'/-
net ^proceeds from
the shares of stock will be
by the company to increase its capital and surplus.
This will
permit
the company
to expand
its business
and
specifically,
will
qualify the company to write public official bonds in Florida, if the
paid-in capital of the company is not less than $250,000, when this
offering is complete.
The proceeds will be invested by the company
Shumway Uranium Mining Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah
SEC
Saco Lowell
-Shops (& Subs.)
.
used
1
construction
'■
■
1—
from
from
$25
SEC.—
Constellation
Super
voted
28.
amounted
covering
1,
Hotel
137,273,350
47,106,187
PROCEEDS—The
with
later
contract by the
a
of
service,
fourth-quarter
proceeds
Astor
124,112,571
Fla., and
Fla., on
Jan. 4 offered "as a speculation" to bona fide residents
of Florida 7,897 shares of common stock (par $15) at
one-half
the company <
and used .principally to reduce short-term bank
loans.
These loans
were
incurred
primarily in connection with the
acquisition of the '
Sheraton-Palace Hotel, San Francisco,
the Sheraton-Ten Eyck Hotel
in Albany, the MoAlpin Hotel in New York City,
and an investment
made with a view to acquisition of ultimate ownership of the Sheraton-'
.
97,590,368
Southeastern
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Profit-Sharing Payment—
group
Sc
Net
*
.
.
.
be
6,124,061
509,021.581
Pierce, Carrison, Wulburn, Inc., Jacksonville,
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., Orlando,
Super Constellation all-cargo aircraft,
that
Lunt.
The
public offering
supplied by amendment.
&
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Awarded Second
Major Con¬
rad for
Boeing Jet Tanker—
ever
4,
5,105,560
551,858,962
42,134,783
railwayrailway-—
Jan.
ry.
—V.
other undivided
the
owns
owns
iiied
be
number
with
transpacific
quarter
March
4,267,547
aggregate
undivided
an
according to the Air Force,
independent carriers.
'
;
other
corporation
writing
$36,038,299
Ry.— -Earnings—
oper.
Net
cause
interest."
to
been awarded
undisclosed
and Formosa
in
ry.
From
denial
"reasonable
Regulation
alleged
Inc.
expected
previous fiscal year.—V. 180,
This
largest structures
Mines,
Mines,
Sheraton Corp. of
♦75,316
♦13,461
1—
1951
1952
2,206,693
income
from
from
an
*23,841
railway____
4,551,087
railway______
494,363
income___ •,
126.580
Deficit.—V. 181, p. 110,
The
is
it
Profit-sharing payments averaged 26%
earnings during the current fiscal
v
$415,213
from
'et ry.
•
$447,332
Jross from
let
1951
$421,034
income
Prom Jan.
conditions
total
'
•***952
.1
$380,939
railway-.:
oper.
*1953
the
provides
undivided
onecertain other claims in which Crescent Uranium Mines,
directors
same
1953
-
3,447,683
December—
Net
:
employees'
the
725.
p.
110.
p.
has issued only
($1
Board Chair¬
498,864,505 546,126,794
income
oper.
181,
Gross
the
under
San
Miguel stock would exceed the maximum
imposed by the Regulation under the following
Uranium
the
(W. A.)
Earnings—
-:
order
merchantmen, will begin the operation immediately.—V,
the
underwriting.
from. railway_i__
that
contracts,
to
used
and 25,500
Co.—Earnings—
railway
railway__
from
Net
states
and
Uranium
an
States
employees
Rutland RR.
The
whether
question
vRaymond A. Norden, President, announced
M.) Chinchilla Farms, Inc.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
corporation
order
an
209.
p.
-United
-
-
side
one
.'to
been
securities and
share.
a
Specifically,
registration
Marking
.
term
This corporation has
.,
'
of
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—Govt. Contract—
, contracted
Hth the Luria Engineering Co. of
Bethlehem,'Pa., for a 28,000-squareboL standardized steel warehouse to be
"erected at the former's plant
•'
design
issuance
interest;
full
A
the
$6,375,-
of
1975, and the
1957, payable at
1,
1—
Jan.
ry.
163,193
permanent.
certain claims in
half interest in
used to
I Ruberoid Co.—To Erect New Warehouse—
I This companyr-manufacturer- of roofing materials, -.has
pi St. Louis, Mo.
The warehouse's
15c
the
on
Inc. owns the other undivided
on
institutions
Hugh Morrow, Jr.,
are
1954
oper.
Net
the
of
/'Consolidated
par
purchase machinery
The offering will not be underwritten.—V. 178, p. 761.
ind equipment.
the
limitation
in
above,
forth
set
as
three
$42,049,371 $41,032,579 $45,593,455
6,071,318
5.273,986
9,503,564
from
Net
circumstances:
With
offered
at
Commission
with.
"Consolidated
notification
stock
made
or
the
complied
interest
to
held.
to be
are
of
stock
common
stockholders
to
share
new
irch 4,
Jan.
on
5,727
Files
—
ry.
—V.
temporarily, denying a Regulation A exemption
offering by this company of 2,000,000 shares
hearing
that
the
announced
1933
vacated
$300,000
Products, Inc., Berlin, Conn.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
8
public
order,
offering
Rowland
201,341
common
for
believe"
to
of
par
opportunity
should
The company
overing 833
16,867
Uranium Mines, Inc.—Financing Delayed
Feb.
on
Act
proposed
its
of
stock,
to
209.
p.
San Miguel
The
1375.
p.
series D
;
Securities
share.
per
proposes
common
180,
Pacific
Southern
Franklin
of
of
company
railway
railway
from
of
of Indian Head Mills, Inc.,
the Bank of Suffolk County,
1965,
stock.
from
Gross
40,000
181,
382,500
$1.99
1,
Jan.
giving effect
organizers will
then outstanding
the
$8,599,300.
and warrants.—V.
Net
18,683
preferred,
—V.
President, on Feb.
the board of directors.
Silverson,
Herbert I.
is
December—
Gross
30,000
4.70%
Roosevelt Field, Inc.—Banker Elected to Board—
total
of
to
After
shares,
Perry, President; Hugo Marx, Jr., Vice-President; Lewis
Secretary-Treasurer; all of Birmingham, Ala.;
and J. W.
They
own
equal
amounts
of
the
outstanding
common
Southern
$371,031
30,000
A
Common
the
cost
company
sale
organizers of the
From
preferred,
4%%
It was quickly completed.—V. 181, p. 650.
hare.
of
prior
share.
per
Berney
Goodwin.
outstanding:
4%%
the
to
common
Odess,
$461,183
82,200
J.
224,386
deductions
preferred
now
$685,569
241,586
of
The
19,101
$898,890
deductions
and
company
maturity by the issuance of 8,500 shares of preferred stock
$2,371,869
Net
jkecondary offering of 14,500 shares of common stock
fjtpar $2.50) was made on Feb. 8 by Kuhn* Loeb & Co. at
jjp34 per share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per
53.3%
average
the
purchase,
$6
224,500
first mortgage pipe line bonds, 4%%, due Feb.
for $888,000 of a $875,500 6%
note, due Feb. 1,
sale
$3,029,712
taxes and depreciation——
income-
on
1950,
The
acquired by the five or¬
have acquired 100,000 warrants,
to construct and operate
line system to sell and deliver natural gas for resale by local
gas distribution
systems in 15 towns, and on an interruptible basis
for
industrial
use
by five
industrial
plants
in southwest Georgia
and northern Florida.
The estimated cost, including working capital,
1953
income-
Dividends
Rockwell Manufactuirng Co.—Secondary Offering—A
an
at
additional
or
at
share.
per
share;
shares,
financing thereof will include the sale
1954
revenue
before
$1
46,000
11,000 shares
per
pipe
a
shares
:
income
Net
at
stock
at $5.40
company,
They also
the right to
the
shares
in
Co.
common
common
of
acquired
the
share.
per
of
for
&
evidencing
Organized
110.
p.
$1
shares
shares,
Works—Statement of Earnings—
revenue
operating
at
each,
the
working capital the amount
securities.—V.
counsel
to
man;
income
Gross
shares
and
000 of
Dec.
Operating expenses,
6,256
_.—
officers
outstanding
has
& Co., Salt Lake City, on Feb. 4
shares not subscribed for by em¬
•
fon-operating
two
100,000
acquisition
Months
additional
3,602,534
10,000
San Jose Water
12
underwriters,
the
an
2,002,668
1953
$12,192,946 $10,721,660
10,041,771
8,796,414
_____—
taxes
to
sell
to
3,983,205
549.
for
commission
proposes
2,346,272
1—
proceeds
expended
company
1,653,588
publicly offered all
ployees and stockholders at a price of $24.57 per share.
Original offering amounted to 4,062 shares of common
stock (par $10) at the same
price.
STATEMENT
share
per
Co.
&
the
3,456,650
Salt Lake Hardware Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah—Stock
of
60c
a
Shields
1,357,166
to
will
with
by
Simultaneously,
railway
p.
share,
headed
1951
115,338,722 129,965,132 129,264,152 124,142,911
from railway—
22,636,797
32,979,846
33,105,814
27,625,194
ry. oper. income—
11,165,417
15,215,753
17,376,352
12,643,382
—V.
con¬
program.
per
1952
2,594,113
income
Jan.
from
1953
$10,331,527 $11,379,151 $12,024,878 $11,400,389
railway—
oper.
From
Gross
]954
railway
Offered—J. A. Hogle
struction
be
from
Net
Rockland Light & Power Co.—Financing, etc.—
53
from
Net
2251.
p.
Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
December—
Gross
3
Feb.
11
(751)
statement with
Industrial
Corp.
—V.
and
Ill,
Weisman,
Bank,
a
p.
415.
Metropolitan
Theatre
Corp.,
Skouras
Theatres
been elected Chairman of the Board.
director of Fedders-Quigan Corp.,
United
Artists
Trans-Lux Corp., has
12
(752)
State
Fire
&
125,000 shares of class A common stock
recently offered to stockholders of record Jan. 13, at
$3.75 per share, 118,501 shares were subscribed for
through primary rights and oversubscriptions totaled
13,404 shares. Rights expired on Jan. 27. The offering
was underwritten by A.
M. Kidder & Co., Miami, Fla.
See details in V. 181, p. 415.
The
renewed
TEMCO
TEMCO
Stauffer,
$2.34
a
in
had
company
Hans
estimated
an
President,
share
and
income
net
lease
for
1954
were
to
up
compared
$82,561,828,
with
before Federal
taxes
in
1954
$10,488,400
was
grants
additional
period
an
Of
for
those
compared
with
1953.—V.
taxes,
for taxes in
$4,735,000
180, p.
$10,199,442
and
December—
1954
1953
1952
$415,722
$509,465
62,060
147,709
55,315
21,680
•£ales
railway
from railway
4,585,400
5,159,229
5,494,701
5,233,596
history.—V.
181,
209.
p.
997,175
1,117.655
1,437,756
1,163,450
ry.
income
233,434
420,493
495,764
420,014
—V.
Hill, Jr., Chairman and President,
"Preliminary
provision
unaudited
but
before
figures
adjustment
America, of approximately $3.80
"The
itely
amount
mates
indicate
termined
$3.30
share,
profit
180,
per
earnings,
tax
Gross
Latin
in
auditors,
approximate 50c
entire
net
1953
is
amount
profit
for
1954
will
$11,560,069,
was
be
for preferred
from
ry.
Gross
about
$13,100,000,
per
—V.
A
letter
12,500
at
of
cf
of
the
share).—V.
fair
filed
was
stock
common
market
with
(no
value
the
of
the
SEC
be
to
par)
1,076,166
1,258,581
2,277,282
Jan.
on
31
127,349 929
145,958,316
148,500,153
42,030,693
43,135.768
12,214,291
13,587,244
11,179,485
class
of
$23.28 per
Pacific
holdeds
their
of
the
sale
capital
Reynolds
179,
stock
Feb.
be
the
&
to
and
7
rights
would
for
1954
to
Co.,
permit
the
to
used
New
distribution
the
release
enable
262,750
the
by
$26,916,989
7,724,820
8,069,960
from
railway operations
deductions
ry.
inc. bef. Fed. inc.
oper.
Other income
taxes...
$13,109,530
crated
of
long-term
York,
will
be
the
Net
The
net
7%
pro¬
Co.,
large
a
the
for
new
The
Feb.
of
4
the
underwriter.—
million
quarter
new
a
manufacture
manufacturer
manufacture
mand
of
of
truck
of
reinforced plastic
plastic products has
Its
reinforced
dollar
plant
fiberglass
five
increased
—
relief
account
trailers,
for
also
time.
some
dictated
has
the
been
Sharply
expansion
in
6,316,000
rising
W.
de¬
debt
G.
$548,333
Net
'
by
for
10,000
the
with
profit
preferred
JBtock
•
feet.
square
textile
a
It
fiscal
the
firm
for
the
dividends,
year's
1954
to
which
closed
30,
year
share
per
close
the
Nov.
about
of
1954
a
year
ratio
ratio
of
"The
of
to
price
26%
1,295,000
In
1,444,000
389,919
■corporation,"
It
224,476
$4,972,174
$8,402,340
393,297
Dec.
on
the board
8,
last,
stated
its
at
June
9,
holdings in Seatrain
(July
this
poration
for
said
lags
4
and
to
total
1.
271,916
of
period.
Before
Mr.
$22,983,815.
equal,
shares
that
pursuant
meeting the
Inc., producing
John
to
The
,
should be
net
in
tions
from
giving
effefet
current
the end
At
liabilities
of
of
Seatrain
of
1953
T.
,
and modernization of
behind
actual
declined
to
industries
than
the
84th
While
approximately
the
backlog
$7,000,000
of
Nov.
at
cor¬
1954,
30,
annual
report
W.
Bourke, President.
any
Canadian
Life has 36%
from
coast
to
of
this
The
of
its
coast.
business
much
it
business in
Included
In
total
amount
policies.
in
consecutive
the
be
paid
will
in
result
the
'
in
the
year
ahead,
branches
business
new
in
scales
'new
for
the
holders
of
paid by the company since its
000,000.
The assets of the
company
increase of $46,000,000 million over
of the
year
opinion
board
dividend
the
on
net
as
the
sufficient
made
was
net
$2,000,000
organization
now
stand
in
at
1865 to $2,866,$1,876,000,000, an
any
other
Sun
Life of Canada, with 93%> of its total
business In force in
States, Canada and Great Britain, has 46% of its invested
assets in the United States alone.—V.
179, p. 720.
profit
from
invest¬
an
profit from the sale of
provide for the payment
to
company's
Dec.
realized
so
net
31,
stock
common
1954
share.—V. 181, p.
per
the
Feb.
on
at
will
Dec.
31—
Cross income from service
supplies
and
1954
$3,373,706
sales—supplies and accessories
Prov. for Federal and Canadian
$2,763,612
721,334
386,653
1,832,990
taxes
on
income
broken
the
disclosed
3
plans
is
first
the
of
in
addition
consultant
as
to
A.N.I.C.,
and
in
an
Research
for
the
to
two
units
intended
to
266,759
$441,516
share
and
to
research
Tapco
Center
east
is
planned
to
which
are
the
the
will
its
now
•Net profit, per share has been calculated
chares throughout the year.—V. 179,
p. 2146.
on
180,
p.
the
of
campus-like
of
Cost
the
to
purposes
in
industrial plants
many
approximately
Union
Carbide
A.N.I.C.
and
the
processes
from
acetylene
particularly
are
development
make
It
central
in
the
buildings
in
Jan. 31
engi¬
locations
phases
over
period
a
of
of
net
proceeds
to
are
be
filed
a
letter of
G.
Flegal
used
to
&
pay
Co.,
Salt
expenses
at par
Lake
City,
incident
to
.
(1 cent
Utah.
mining
The
corporation
covering
on
Feb.
30,000,000
filed
1
shares
a
(one cent per share),
throufh Robert
Avenue, Denver, Colo. Th net proceeds
incident
to
letter
of .common
W.
are
of
stock
notification
to
Wilson,
to be
be
1717
used
with
offered
to
East
pay
at
the
par
Colfax
expenses
mining operations.
public
Co.
&
filed
sale
Inc.
debentures
through
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
Operating
revenues
exps.
& taxes
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$8,988,266
of
To
to
the
will
its
be
pilot
the
50,000
"We
Feb. 2
on
to
the
7,126,497
$1,861,769
Other
income
(net)
$1,802,043
general
101,735
deductions
9,024
8,140
51,997
$1,870,793
$1,810,183
$7,197,336
$6,787,737
330,277
346,168
1.442,189
1.457,587
$1,540,516
$1,464,015
$5,755,147
$5,330,150
227,000
227,000
908.000
908,000
$1,237,015
$4,847,147
$4,422,150
$0.28
Income
income
viding
the
income
of outstanding
-V.
181, p. 415.
$0.26
$1.02
$0.93
group
rates,
headed
public
prepayment at
the
and
Obligations;
the
of
and
company
including expenditures lot
properties, and for other
gas
principal
to
oil
economic
•'
50.000
immediate
of
start
oil
Rifle,
near
$5,000,«
reserves
Colo.
justify
which
-
of
oil
richest
.shale
and
in
it. Union
will require
Oil
very
a
\
-
the
project, and Pr°*
development
operation
of
acres
and
conditions
.
deposit
.
most
accessible P»h
acreage »
This
America.
yield eight times the company's present proved
reserves.
a
development
contained
commercial
shale
of
owns
research
our
the
ultimate
oil as a source of liquid fuel may now be
petroleum," said Reese H. Taylor, President,
commercial
investment.
owns
estimated
crude
of
and
the
barrels
company
shale
domestic
full-scale
a
to
billion
the
that
with
technical
"Union
controueo
•
t
plan
to
design
capacity
of
build
and
1,000
in
of
shale
tons
Colorado
and
to
retort with
Union
a
it long enouj>.
prove its workability at this capacity and
operating cos
for the process.
We also will determine the size-range and quality"
range of oil shale the retort can handle."—V.
180, p. 2129.
to
operate
firm up
Union Spring & Manufacturing Co. (N. J.)—Stock Of*
.fering—Mention was made in our issue of Jan. 31 of tne
Offering of 115,000 shares of common stock (par 50()
by Greenfield & Co., Inc., New York, at $2.50 per share
on
"best-efforts basis."
a
PROCEEDS—The
Jerome
S.
Lieb
net
and
*
proceeds
Michael
to
are
M.
Weiss,
to
go
voting
L. Goldste
who are
Harry
trustees,
selling stockholders.*
"
!
■
tvrfl
BUSINESS—The
$5,500,000 gross sales averaged by this rnty*
during the past three years are derived prmcip
from its coil and wire
spring, cast iron and pressed steel proau
which are manufactured at the
corporation's plant in New Reusing
old
Pa.
business
The corporation
The
corporation
of
name
quired
Super
all
of
also has
was
Electric
the
an
office
at
In
New
organized
Products
stock
of
The
its
City,
N.
J.,
in
operations solely
to
which
4%
debentures,
April
Com.
6%
1,
in
In
Pennsylvania
its
the
1953,
and
business
AS
series,
since
♦The
number
reserved
that
at
New
22, 1954
Authorized
of
for
.
aoq
$965,,9<J
500,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
of
common
against
listed
stock
bearer
on
N°I,C
page
26.**"
above
certificates P
scrip
outstanding.
(Continued
49®'„'P
ociinsbs.
50,000 shs.
issuance
•
_
Outstanding
due
share
shares
in
.
°Peranfine(j
has conn
Kensing ,
time
$1,184,500
per
ana
conducted
DEC.
(par 50c per share)
pfd. stock (par $5 per share)__
non-cumul. pfd. .stock of the
par
snares
company
previously
conducted
OF
1957
$10
_
was
stock
of
February,
1902.
conv.
value
1938.
thereupon dissolved.
electronics business, formerly
May,
three
In
&
business
company,
corporation sold
under
1952, 1
Manufacturing .t0"
March,
1952, tne c;
in
Jersey
Spring
.
'
Newark',•
Park Place,
60
Corp.
Union
company organized in
assumed the name of the
time has carried on
the
Jersey
4%
Net
(subordinate),
share of all of the out¬
series A. The balance of
funds
purposes,
$6,686,002
$1,313,516
Gross
to
Money
per
shares,
oil' and
CAPITALIZATION
$7,145,339
1975
conversion
$5,172,500
announced
leading
five
acres
believe
consider
that
1954—12 Mos.—1953
this com
955.
!
program
estimated
competitive
daily
of
p.
Develop Shale Oil Reserves—
an
of
gas
to be supplied by amendment,
be applied to the prepayment ol
$102.50
corporate
development of
(iue
and
Purchase
at
preferred
added
general
for
notes;.
3.70%
of
redemption
cumulative
The company
in
Carbide's
are
$10,000,000 will
promissory
Pennsylvania
$8,557,737 $34,611,996 $33,939,073
6,755,694
27,466,657
27,253.071
Union
underwriting
an
interest
The
Pennsylvania
Co.—Earnings Higher—
of
use
acetylene from natural
registration statement with the SEC
a
convertible
poration
Toledo Edison
make
of Missouri—Issues Booklet—
10
of
$5,000,000
$3.75
for
year
Tip Top Uranium & Oil, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files—
SEC
also
to make
property additions.-
notification with the SEC
stock to be offered
common
of
proceeds
used
of
possible
staff
various
will
process
California—Registers With SEC—
Feb.
net proceeds,
exploration,
"We
erect
Read
substantial
1656.
$1.29
average
fuel
finished
be
Co. of
on
for
amount
standing
of
Chemical
and
the
like
a
plant.
activities
$291,821
$2.01
^
for
A.N.I.C.
for
"Upon completion
of
facilitate
materials,
and
consolidate a number of
and
just
offered
103.45%
the
construction
company officials, said.
in the order'of $2,000,000.
1,818,379
377,866
(E.N.I.)
supplies nearly 90%
of the
Italy.
Through
a
2,000-mile network of
announced
Oil
Dillon,
000
1955,
estimated
was
processes
company
for
Fall
Center
Preferred dividends
Net profit
per
1953
charges and sales of
accessories
Expenses, including depreciation
•Earnings
usual
and
act
between
plant
company
be
this
at
51.
study
center
on
a
site
Euclid Ave., Euclid, Ohio.
23555
be
by
TelAutograph Corp.—Earnings At High Rate—
Cost of
other
Help Build Italian
acetylene from methane and butadiene
production of acetaldehyde and alcohol,
the
$23,831,250
earnings from opera¬
for the payment of
availability
that
on
the
profit realized
a
category
proper
substantially
$3
The corporation on
the
participating
than
the
Thunderbolt Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, UtahFiles With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
over
in
contract
recently
Of
capital asset,
opinion of
a
in
engineering
products,
—V.
$239,-
the United
'Year Ended
approximately
the
2129.
p.
Feb.
on
offering price and underwriting terms
Individual homes.
The
seating
12-page illustrated booklet containing a description
pany and its subsidiaries has just been issued.—V. 180,
by
cities
1953.
Sun Life
mortgage loans
type of investment, and by the end
the company had $323,000,000 invested in
mortgages, mostly
than
the
The
more
of
and
operations.
total
in
con^
is
4 by Morse G.
Dial, President
Mattei,
President
of
Italy's Elite
its subsidiary, Azienda Nazionale
(A.N.I.C.), it was announced that Union
in
Union Electric Co.
"to
which will start
by autumn,
Development Laboratory and the Metallurgir
Laboratory.
These will be followed by
a
Staff
Industrial Engineering Laboratory, a New Devices
Laboratory and an
Administration
Building.
It is
estimated
that,
if
business
condi¬
tions permit, the entire Center will be
completed by the end of 1958.
where
important figures of the report include $41,365,000
paid to
beneficiaries of deceased policyholders and
$92,985,000 paid to living
policyholders and annuitants. The $134,000,000
paid in 1954 brings the
more
of
total of approximately $26,000,000
of
his
same
covering 22,000,000 shares of
per
share) through Melvin
the previous year.
Increased by
is
Research
the
cal
Other
•
in
increase
a
an
nature
property,
years.
The first two, construction
will house the Automotive
which, for
Increase
advised
structures
neering
last year
maor
was
plant
The
by George
States
figure
dividend
considerable
a
to
8
sold
United
the
payment
center
two
It
Increase of $68,841,000
an
ill
the
and
new
dividends
The company will pay out
dividends
over
to
year,
in
force,
Feb.
on
the largest
was
being
€19,000 of group insurance, representing
the 1953 figure. Mr. Bourke announced
the sixth
released
company
new
in the
was
the nature of
in
in
corporation
Ground
study
of life insurance in force, and new busi¬
to nearly $700,000,000—an increase of
figure—are among the outstanding figures in
company,
that
standpoint
stock
$5,000,000
Tapco
amounting
the 1953
He
This
This
devoted
the
the
stock
operating
Thompson Products, Inc.—To Build
this
$6,000,000,000
1954
over
toy
Gun
Ariz,
which
A
of
goods, and trends in the past indicate
orders.
the
quarterly dividend of $1.25
•
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—Highlights—
during
Phoenix,
on
and
180,
rac-
in
land
two
years, is
supply butadiene for the production of 30,000 tons of
synthetic rubber and 350,000 tons of nitrogen fertilizers
Union
subject to the liens of the company's mortgages.
additional
an
time.
.'at
More
all the
The latter owns the
horses
4
in the
acquired
issued and
Inc.,
grandstand
400
Feb
engage
Inc.
180, p. 2642.
The
383,607
-
...
to
advised
securities,
dividends.
$2,546,418,
November,
contracts received indicate that the
upturn in such lines will
reflect shortly in an increased volume of business."—V.
180 ,p. 1542."
$120,000,000
to
Enrico
to
to
covering $60,000,000
$1,475,411
considered
ment
recent
ness
pur.
to
new
more
a
com¬
a
—$1,0.91,804
not
was
after
equipment
manufactured
by
this
Dillon,
president,
"is
dependent
to
a
consumer
'•
•„
on
on
Idrocarburi
produced
produce
$1,861,020
tax
analogous
Vollmer
common
of
the
to
385,609
that while
not
counsel,
productive
the expansion
on
has
one-mile
Iltaly.
type
—V.
1954
Lines,
1954)
8,
capital gains
stated
was
a
the manufacture of
that
and
Paradise.
of
acres
a
Arizona
located
track.—V.
(E.N.I.)
Combustibili
plant,
new
through
Net profit
1.
demand
€reat extent
to
$10,171,958
approximately
2.3
was
issued
and
contracted
gas
primarily
Gross profit
ago.
the additional shares resulting from a 5% stock dividend
paid by
company
during the year^ net profit was equal to $4.11- per
Share.
In
the
1953
fiscal year
the' company reported a net profit
Of $1,270,806, or $4.47 per share on
259,913 common shares outstanding.
The
consolidated
balance
sheet
at
Nov.
30.
1954
shows
total
<a
Turf
Park,
about
tracing
statement
Idrocarburi
Northern
GR-S
depreciation
Company's cost
:
the
assets
for
horse
a
Nazionale
The
bonds—
...
adopted by
Sales
$19,306,385,
$1,176,991
was
on
the
totaled
high figure
postwar
fiscal
$3.93
at
ended
year
previous
outstanding
current
stables
for
has
Ente
37,997
formerly occupied by the
was
to
t
track,
in
racecourse
1954,
forty
the
manufacture
in
retimement...
pany sold its stock
profit as follows:
He
Compared
of
pipelines it feeds methane
$528,299
33,096
Vollmer, President,
resolution
resulting in
Struthers Wells Corp.—Sales and Earnings Off—
sales
mile
corporation
natural
Special Dividend—Sale of Seatrain Shares—
the
$400,000 is being spent to equip the new plant.
Situated
plot, the plant consists of 40,000 square feet to be
Perkasie Throwing Mill,
Net
a
3 5,
of
obligations
capacity to help to design and build a $75,000,000 plant
synthetic rubber from natural gas In the Po Valley at
Ravenna,
Italy.
Union Carbide
will
furnish
consulting and man¬
agement assistance in planning, design, construction, and
"start-up"
to
$7,238,522 $11,030,409
_____
accelerated
mortgage
acre
now
consists
Park
joint
a
Carbide
income for:
net
Balance of net income...
new
a
of
April
Sportsman's
as
cne-half
a
this
use.
on
business
On
pav!
significant.
in
an¬
was
plant.
than
known
Idrogenazione
2,989,936
4,931,000
taxes
Voluntary plan—First mortgage..:
Voluntary plan — General and refunding
plant will specialize in the manufacture of Daycor sheets
awnings, patios, skylights and bath encolsures as well as Lamicor
panels, a form of reinforced fiberglass especially made for industrial
More
the
on
cost
of
incorporated
was
avail
and
($227,164).
Harness
persons,
In
of
$20,336,345
2,872,656
income
Income
Tax
for
'
debt
Federal
mortgage trustee
Retirement of mortgage
preferred stock.
principal
Funded
on
Sinking fund—General & refunding mortgage
Oil
royalties and
other
deposis with first
proceeds
Indebtedness, and
of
funded debt & Fed. inc. taxes $15,042,178
on
Appropriations of
Sol Katz, Vice-President.
The
new
plant will be opsubsidiary known as the Strick Plastics Corp.
The Strick
a
company
payment
ere*
extent
notes
in
ther!
July 1
interest to 7-15?
plus
estimated
For
the
of
at $20
share'
before
or
on
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—To
1,489,316
—
by
($1,429,999).
to
payment
$360,300
the
of
payment
applied,
years
per
operation.
stock-
to
holders of
make a public
to
company
shares.
15,000 shares
Interest
Provision for
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—To Expand—
by
i7
Synthetic Rubber Plant—
$18,847,029
1,932,648
;
Inc. bef. int.
common
common
reduce
redemption
The opening on
Perkasie, Pa., for
nounced
i*
e 5et-
1953
$20,834,350
for
Strick
2,500
59,568,115
954.
p.
the
business.
plant
Nazionale
additional
an
vide funds
V.
in
record
of
for
Th«
advisory
pre-emptive
offering
carry
Sportsman's
$86,485,104
Net
of
be
the
payable
(principal
thereon
plant
Arizona
accessories
56,966,658
Net revenue
has announced a plan for a two-for-one split of its
outstanding shares of common and the 843,250 shares of
common
stock, subject to approval by stockholders on Feb. 15
B
to
estate
ing
Ry.—Results From Operations—
$77,801,008
Other operating
Broadcasting Co.—Plans Stock Split and New
increases
will
For
racing
structed
expenses
company
262,750
proceeds
agreements
three
$20.20
Racing Association,
outstanding stock of Phoenix Breeders, Inc.
34,353,358
6,038,715
Financing—
The
due
for
within
at
agreements due after July 1, 1955
1954,
138,649,414
27,812,156
^Operating
168, p. 256.
Storer
net
purchase
interest
from
revenues
employees
at
redeemed
following purposes:
the
on
be
may
,
covering
to
(estimated
stock
to
real
1
Operating
offered
offered consumers
by this corporation
181, p. 415.
'
the next two years
accrued dividends.
plus
BUSINESS—The
51.
p.
stock
during
par;
$14,454);
3,027,764
428,745
income...
Texas &
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
notification
shares
95%
Stetson
be
$199.95.—V.
chase
1951
3,394,063
income—
railway
railway...
181,
1952
Calendar Year—
(John B.)
Set Under $200—
to
market
horse
1953
3,259,184
1—
oper.
of
RR.—Earnings—
2,478,845
from
ry.
share.—
common
set
the
on
$20/ in
share of each class of stock at $30
per share
one
PROCEEDS—The
able,
$11,280,752 $11,707,875 $13,022,119 $11,212,809
railway.,
from
Net
or
railway
Jan.
Net
current
765.
p.
at
ments
1954
oper.
From
esti¬
dividends."
$2.91
or
against
charge
proper
present
If it should be de¬
share.
per
a
from
Net
although
put
retails for
preferred
share;
after
51.
p.
Net
share.
common
oper.
181,
December—
after
devaluation
currency
company's
after provision
in
for
The
per
from
Texas & New Orleans
Feb. 7 announced:
on
company
adjustment for devaluation has not been defin¬
the
will
the
Sterling's
per
Net
the
by
it
that
earnings
V.
of
determined
show
model,
units of
plus
Sterling Drug Inc.—Earnings Increased—
James
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
$13,953,108
$837,668 $14,061,169
"*$1,014,240
•Highest January sales in the company's
been
Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Stocks
Offered^
Securities, Inc., also of Phoenix, is
offering
83,334 shares of common stock (par $10) and
83334
shares of $1 cumulative preferred stock (par
•10,527
ry.
railway
railway
from
Gross
1955—11 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
January—
i
television
24-inch
has
Turf Paradise,
80,031
23,473
.
from
Net
2087.
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—Record January Sales—
of
table
a
$447,641
101,199
Gross
Net
Month
first
$200
upmet
.
Trav-Ler Radio Corp.—New
The
than
1951
$402,385
Net
provision
a
proceeds are to be used to pay exploration and develop,
etc.—V. 181, p. 210.
costs,
enclosed
Net
provided
net
The
Chance
by
1 c'
ulation."
and gives the company
subject to renewal of the
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
$4,993,000
with
which
lease
new
Washinetrl
Selected
$76,638,427
before.
year
Income
such
the
years
years
lease cover th<> "A" unit of the huge facility.
This is a
area
of
1,180,006 square feet.
In addition, TEMCO
1,083,807 square feet of paved ramp area.
This area is the
same
previously occupied by TEMCO.
The
lease
runs
from
Jan.
1,
1954,
through Dec. 31, 1958, the
renewal option being
for the five years beginning Jan. 1, 1959, and
ending Dec. 31, 1963.—V. 180, p. 298.
1953.
Sales
the
for
five
for
additional
five
Lewellyn-Bybee, Inc.,
—
C., on Jan. 21 offered 4,000,000 shares of common
stock (par two cents) at five cents per share "as
a sop?
TEMCO's
equivalent to
share earned
reported. These earnings are
with $5,464,442 or $2.32 a
compare
facility
for
Monday, February 14,
.
.
D.
Inc.
announced
31
Jan.
on
the
lease
Aircraft,
utilizes
last year,
of $5,495,400
of
Vought
Vought, prime
lessor of the Naval Industrial Reserve Aircraft Plant in Dallas, Texas.
Slightly Higher—
Co.—Earnings
officials
to
prime
Chance
use
option
total
Stauffer Chemical
by
Offered
—Stock
corporation's lease on the Naval Industrial Reserve Aircraft
facilities which it has occupied for the past 9V2 years has been
Plant
.
Top Notch Uranium & Mining Corp., Smithfield
¥jtai,
TEMCO Aircraft Corp.-)—Announces New Lease—
Offering Oversub¬
Co.—Stock
Casualty
scribed—Of the
This
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
*
54)
1
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5403
^<>181
i
Volume AOJ-
DIVIDENDS
Per
Name of
Dana
announcements are grouped in two separate
first we indicate all the dividends anired during the current week. Then we follow with
ri°cUprond table in which we show the payments previ3
nitndpnd
Sp«
*
the
In
Share
of Company
Ltd.
& Paper Co.,
(quar.)
Power
Abitibi
Common
-3%%
4-
1
3-
1
3-
4%%
25c
3-10
3-
$1.50
2-25
2-10
$1.37%
2-25
1
2-10
Douglas
3-10
Dow
3-10
2-23
Drewrys,
3-
2-24
Duncan
3
2-15
Durez
3-14
3-
1
3-
21c
from
6-
1
9-
1
11-18
2-15
12-31
4-15
3-15
3-
2-11
6-30
3-
■
1
6-22
2-18
4-
1
3-10
Boston
Real
Bourne
Mills
Broderick &
Class
A
Brown
&
5%
$1.25
6%
preferred
2%%
65C
America
45c
5%
4
2-18
$3.75
2-28
2-15
$5
3-18
3-
1
2-?3
1
2-18
3-14
3-
2-19
50c
1
2-10
2-
3-
2-11
25c
3-14
$1.50
2-28
3
1
2-15
1
2-15
10c
'
33-
3-
1
2-15
-
Son
Co.,
(quar.)
tile
3-15
3-15
2-15
1
25c
__
(quar.):
3-15.
3-
1
20c
2-15
2-11
t5c
4-15
75c
at
a
special
meeting
a
four-for-one split of the
shares.
•;
proved
t25c
(s-a)
2-21
Process.,.-'
35c
_________
2-21
1
3-31
3-15
$4
3-10
3-
2-15
3-25
$1.12%
& Wire (quar.)
___i
Surety <fc Insurance (Kansas City)—
Quarterly
______
4-
3-
*
1
25c
50c
2-15
3-
4
2-4
.
Cl«ssmBManUfaCtUring C°" Cl<lSS
2'/2c
2%c
rh4Jf prrferred (q^ZIZZZZ—IIII—
sapeajte
^ ohip
.
ChieZ'
Ry„
common
c°I),vertibIe preferred
t
Milwaukee,
$1
(quar. )____
75c
(quar.),.—_
St. Paul & Pacific
87%c
3-
3-5
2-19
5
2-19
3-21
5-
4-
1
7
preierred
rjti
C tS1?^
e.?Hcut Ligtit
Con«ni;^
rv
75c
3-
1
1
2-18
3-
1
,
nr
6
,
f
Preferred
Con«°
4-
1
3-18
$1
4-
1
3-18
5c
(quar.)
3-29
' 25C
25c
3-15
3-
3
2-25
common
—
'
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
d!P
Products
(quar.)."
Stockholder" ,incrsased)
will
vote
at
meeting
rector's
'
3-
2-10
to
40c
4-
1
3-18
3-10
2-24
be
held
annual
on
to
May
split
the
2-21
2-28
2-10
CutVr.l
Cor"- 86 PM.
Industries,
(accum.)
3-10
2-25
$1
3-21
3-
7
Inc.—
m""' Pre,erre<l
A
Stock
3-15
2-21
3-15
2-21
4-
3-10
1
44
1
1
2-10
4-1
$1,067*
4-1'
Class
2-25
2-18
Prosperity Co.,
Co.,
*
*
,
Ltd.—
-
,
4-
50c
3-15
"5-13
3-10
30c
.
3-11
(quar.)
12'/2c
*
35c
Rath
3-18
Share
Corp,
of
"$1.26
•
5-31
Real
$55c
$1.50
System
(quar.)
.
...
4-
3-15
1
43-
4
3-
4
15c'
6-
1
50c
'
3-21
quar.).
933Ao
5-
4-
(quar.)
on
15c
common
preferred
common
class
A
on
a
A
4-18
1
2-14
3-
1
2-15
1
2-15
&
4%
preferred
4.30%
5%
Refrigerator
<"««•).
12 %c
Pen
Co.
ammer, inc. (increased
quar.)_
GOc
3-1
2-19
1
3-15
40c
2-25
2-10
3-25
&
2-15
Smith
2-15
6-30
5-14
6-30
5-14
$15c
9-30
8-15
9-30
8-15
12-31
11-15
12-31
11-15
10c
3-
1
2-18
5-
2
4-30
Investment
Gold
Rico
preferred
&
Sugar,
4-1
3-13
4-
1
3-1}
2-14
2-
3-10
213
4-25
4-
7
1.
37'Ac
3-15
3-
$1.25
3-15
3-
1
$1.25
6-15
6-
:l
1
$1.25
9-15
9-
I
12-15
12-
I
3-
1
2-1/
3-11
2-1:1
2-25
2-13
Spencer
60c
3-11
2-18
4.207c
Chemical,
preferred
2-15
2-2:j
1
3-1)
3-15
2-1}
3-15
2-18
2-21
2-10
3-31
3-31
3- -V
3t
3-31
3-
12%c
3-14
2-21
40c
4- 1
3-15
50c
common.
4-
4-
1
(quar.)
Co
1st
preferred
(accum.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
7quar.)
—/—
1
3-15
2-15
1-28
4-11
3-15
3-15
3-1
$1.37%
3- 1
2-21
25c
common
25c
$1.75
50c
Process,
$5.50
2-25
3-10
Co.—
(quar.)
Southland Royalty
Co.,
3-Jl<5
383Ac
Platinum
(quar.)
Franklin
preferred
&
1
60c
-—-
Speed Queen Corp.
1
4-
2-23
5c
Increased
7 7/
2-10
j$1.75
(quar.)
Porto
1
tl2'/ac
(quar.
preferred
8%
3-11
3-
31 'Ac
preferred
American
Southern
1
25c
(quar.)
$1.55
South
3-21
3-10
5c
Co
common
$1.25
South
3-10
1
$1.25
-1
Sonotone Corp.,
$15c
1
4-
$130
Ltd.
3-31
3-10
4-
4-
30c
Simpsons,
3-31
3-15
1
GOc
Hoist
2-15
$15c
4-
4-
65c
2-14
2-25
(quar.)
1
3-10
37%c
(quar.)
1
3-16
Aircraft Corp.
3-1
4-
50c
3-
50c
Lockheed
4-1
25c
75c
$1.25
2"* 2
2-11
3- 3
25c
.
$1
2-15
3-10
3-15
2-19
$2
1
15c
(quar.)
2-15
$1.07%
3-
Spear
Co.
1
2-28
20c
(quar.)
2-23
2-28
Oil
3-
45c
3-15
Lion
2-15
25c
Corp
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
77f preferred (quar.)
Simonds Saw & Steel Co
$8c
2-18
1
25c
(quar.)
Leverage Fund of Canada, Ltd
1
3-
3-
$1.12%
_____
3-
(Tenn.)
2-15
90c
5% convertible preferred A
(quar.)„__
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co. (quar.)
3-10
Casualty Insurance
4
2-18
1
2-20
preferred A
15c
&
3-
3- 5
3-
shares
(increased)
Shepard-Niles Crane
$3
(s-a)
3-10
3-10
in¬
an
convertible
$15c
Cady Co
declare
Ry„ com. (reduced)
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
convertible
5%
$15c
(quar.)
1
5
3-28
3
(quar.)
Co.
Joseph Lead Co.
$15c
common
44-
at
(quar.)__
Mfg.
$15c
(quar.)
vote
March
50c
.
(quar.)
on
(quar.)_
preferred
$15c
,—
(quar.)____
$6 preferred
Lee
v
Sheaffer
'
(quar.)
(M. H.), Inc.,
to
will
Ages. Corp.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Roxy Theatre, Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)
Seeger
______
(quar.)—
Lamston
preferred
5%
3-15
3-
^^
2-18
$1.25
St. Lawrence Corp.
(quar.
St. Louis, San Francisco
7
3-
$0.0808
1
$1
held
20,000
3-
four-for-
(quar.)—
A
of
5-10
pro¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
dividend
St.
15c
*
Class
be
1
of
Extra
Class
meeting to
Sagamore
.
1
2-18
3-
35c
(quar.)_____
2-18*
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
April 1
3-15
2-18
'
2
"
3-15
3-15
1
3-21
2-18
1
|10c
Rowe
1
1
1
3-
B
(reduced)
Rock
20c
Inc.,
Co.
2-15*
4-
4-
3-
$100
:
Transport
3-»'2
15c
Industries;
class
(quar.)
(R. J.) Tobacco—
3-607/
**
533Ac
(increased
and
preferred
4.507« preferred (quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co. (quar.)
$2.95
(Alfred),
A
5%
2-18
tqua'r.)
(quar.)_
the
in
director's proposal
a
Reynolds
2-21
4-
1
Silk
Stock
1
3->21
60c
2-28
50c
class
on
payable
2-18
31'Ac-
3-18
15c
3-14
-
2-15
2-28
20c
A
3-14
25c
Power—
3-10
3-11
40c
(quar.).
class
75c
(quar.)__
1
4-
$1.75
—_
$1
common
(quar,)____
split
3-
1
3-31
3-
4-10
25c
:
Preferred
Telegraph (quar.)
common
Inc.
Packing
on
Canada—
*
3-10
$1.75
(q"U&r.)_,
(quar.)
itial liquidating dividend of about
$20.)
Republic Insurance Co., common (quar.)
2-18
3-11
3-4
2-21
Co.—
special
a
3-11
*
3-15
1
$1.25
Hosiery Mills, Inc.—
5%
prior preferred
(quar.)
Reo Holding Co.
(stockholders
5-16
3-31
"
(quar.).
Mfg.
Oil
2-18
'2-18
-
4-
3-15
$1.20
ing to be held on April 9 on a proposal to split the common two-for-one.
Quebec Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
2-23
v
3-21
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
4-25
>
2-18
4-15
3-31
53Vic
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
3-16
,
1
1
35c
2-25
1
53ygC
(quar.)_^__
Pure. Oil
2-16
2-
3-
2-16
2%
par.
*
3-1
2-21
2-21
2-11
20c
Provincial
3-16
91 "Ac
v
*
•
2-18
9
3-
2-15
25c
(quar.)__
common
dividend
.shares
dividend.
Sugar
3- 5
$2.50
B
Stock
directors
a
.1*
Co.,
Class
*-
annual meet¬
on
J
2-3
Wfcyne & Chicago Ry.—
Prentice-Hall,
3-
2-
2-25
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
I
(quar
RR.
1%
preferred
Plymouth Oil Co.
-2-25
10c
■*
B
Common
3-1-0
3-10
3-10
1
3-1
25c
(quar.)
Ft.
3-
87%c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
2-25
$1.75
dividend
Pittsburgh,
2-15
20c
$2.50
Co.,
Inc.,
50c
(S. A.), 6%
preferred
District Power, com. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Lambert
$5
3-10
3-
3- 1
30c
;—
(quar.)
4»A% preferred B (quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
$4.80
2-
25c
Transportation
Trenton
Life
45c
50r
2-21
$1.12%
1
Consolidada
B
2c
Curtis'm", "e'lnlng
(quar.)
_____________
Annual
shares
1
3-15
three.
B
3-
Pitney-Bowes,
quar.)_:
Knights Life Insurance Co. of America—
A
25C
2-21
$1.11
(increased)
to
Class
Loom Works__
3-15
$25c
stock
Freight
convertible
Class
a
35c
Suburban
&
$3
Ry
&
preferred
Phila.
Phila.
(quar.)
Semi-annual
posal
2nd
2-18
2-18
12c
Light &
preferred
di-
on
5ee'for-one.
Crowi P?n?AKn0WleS
Tea
Class
proposal
3-10
1
2-21
&
Class
$1.95
the
2
1
3-15
3-
Kalamazoo, Allegany & Grand Rapids RR.—
5%
3-10
4-
4%
A_
Co.__—
Paper
preferred
15c
2-10;
2-15
30c
Eastern
3 72%
6-15
Nickel' Co.
preferred
33A%
La
2-28
3-10
(quar.)
'Lake Superior
25c
1
(quar.)
Bond
Fireman
Jewel
2-18
Corn
4-
6-30
Quarterly.
2-14
45c
wE
(i?CTe*™d
PeVroSn?0^- (qUarJ
of
(Charles)
45c
2-28
Stockholders will vote
2-18
&
Pfizer
15 c
3-24
3-15
Peoria
3-15
12'/2c
1
2-28
3-10
3-15
4-
1
1
•
.3-4
(quar.)
1
quar.)
dlv.)
15c
Parchment
4-
3-31
$1.20
at a special meeting
on March 11 on a proposal to
c?mmon two-for-one. '
PaPei'board
Corhinr,
Co.
Motor
Extra
B
4-
15c
Kerr-McGee
20c
Corned
Iron
Class
$1.50
'3-30
3- 1
3-
3-10
$1.12%
3-24
3-14
1
3-11
3-11
2-28
4-
Patterson-Sargent
<quar.)_
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
30c
1
15c
3-10
2
r___
1
25c
3-30
common
3-31
70c
IMe.) (quar )
'
15c
50c
4-
4-
Paterson
-3-
10c
the
A
50c
23c
20c
3-18
—12*/2c
35C
35c
iquar.
(quar.)
rower
Corp"
3-18
1
$1.10,
24
&
Kent-Moore Organization
h7h,ri Wil1 vote
to
sr>m
Cream
Cr^ole
.
1
15c
Y.)
pfd.
a
$3.50
01
ed PaPer
3-11
$1.75
(quar.)
y Ooods Co->
ffir? Water
pntinental Oil
3-25.
4-
$1.05
common
preferred
4.30%
2-21
50c
3-10
Panhellenl&fHouse Association, preferred
Parker Pen* class A
(quar.)
Investors
Electric
4.80%
2-18
3-
56'Ac
Servic« (quar.)_;—i.—'—
Power
21 'I ^ment
Conso
7%
(quar.)
2-28
_______
Common
•
Cnim,)nfCon<i Preferred
Commi
uand & Stone
Inc.,
Cement
Interstate
2-21
$1
pfd.
Co.; common (-interim)
(quar.)_______
If, Preferred
3-12
(quar.)___
common
(quar.)
8tore3- 4'/2%
Peab<>dy &
'
c
4-
$1
(stock
Corp
933/4c
<N.
at
Paper Co.,
preferred ,(qukr.)_
$4
2-19
3-U
Panhandle
_____
Feb.
International
*
Machine,
4%
cSfi PnC18Jty
$5
2-15
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)^
Iowa
7
3-1
1
V.
2-21
time).
(quar.)
Robinson
Oil
4
com¬
15c
(quar.)____
International Ocean
3-1
3-
RR.
(fr0m 1954 earninEs>—
Foods,
this
Glass
Gamble
2-18
$$1
omitted
Pacific
COrp
A
at
payment
3-10
t$1.12
—
(Directors
Owens-Illinois
___:
vote
on
preferred
International
"
Chrysler ^rr®ferred
Cincinnati Milling
will
class
Increased
mon
3-23
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Corp.
1
22yac
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
$1.12'/2
4'/2%
common:
Incorporated
2-19
5
Light & Power
preferred
Town
2-23
4-
$1.56'
Co
2-15
(quar.)_
_________
Co.,
B
47o
(quar.)__>
Service
3-14
Common
"
4-4
Lumber
50c
(quar.)^
Commercial
Indianapolis
_
4-4
5-
Insurance "Co.—
Oil
41/2 %
5%>
-2-14
5-2
3-
3-10
—_
$1.-124-
(quar.)
(increased
(increased
4lA%'preferred series
Hoover
Ideal
3-10
Scotia
4%%
(quar.)
York)—
2-17
3-31
35c
Y.)
(New
3-15
50c
L_
2-2
3-15
70c
Public
35c
Fire
Honolulu
4
3-11
3-14
Nova
Redwood
3-15
1
i8c
__—
(quar.)
3-25
Heinz
(H. J.) Co., 3.-65% pfd,
"(quar.)
Hershey' Chocolate, common
(quar.)
5%
2-15
$20c
Quarterly
3
3-15
"Northern
1
3-2
4-
40c
(interim)
(quar.)
(N.
Co.
4-
50c
$$1
30c
common
proposal to declare
Hunt
Northwestern
(quar.)
(quar.)
17%c
(quar.)___
quarterly
3-1
37'/2c
Co.
4
—
Ltd.
Insurance
2-18
2-23
3-11
50c
common
preferred
Insurance
Reduced
Old
2-11
Feb.
3-10
—
Hawaiian
River
Northern
4-1
2
2-11
3-31
York
-
Car,
convertible
3-15
A
(quar.)
Paper,
com-
New
Friday
10c
common...
Organ
New
to
on
(quar.):
Ltd.
American
North
1
3- 1
3-
31c
25c
(quar.)__-
preferred
1
1-26
2-18
50%
Corp.
Extra
1-28
55c
common (quar.)_:
(quar.-)—1
r^!rai Steel
central
2-24
three-ior-cne
,a
Warehouse
Storage
Mining Corp.,
North
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
2-
2-15
3-15
$1.25
A
4«A%
2-16
3-
25c
„
___•
___
1
2-18
3-12
10c
trading
Mines,
$2
preferred' (quar.)^
Class
120c
_1_
3-
3-12
1
$1.25
admitted
Noranda
933/4c
-
preferred
Brass,
Hammermill
Ltd.—
Co.,
Light,
preferred
2-45
1
2-18
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
com.
Utilities,
2-15'
25c
class
Inc.,
preferred
Hajoca
2-15
3-
tl5c
t50c
Gas
Qo
Central Franklin
2-28
2-28
~
3-12
three-for-
50c
$4.44
3-16
t$1.25
■-■■■.'
(quar. >__
___
Natural
Western
-
■
Common
preferred (quar.)_____:_
Carthage Mills (increased
quar.)
Career
(William)
4ya/^
3-15
4-
$2.50
——
$4.40
Hahn
2-15
4-
t30c
(quar.).;
4%
entral Illinois
3-
f$l
40c
1954.
Corp.
30c
Indemnity
ing to be held
Ltd., common
Canadian Tire,
Ltd.,
States
Stockholders
t20c
3-
director's
a
common
approved
Normetal
1"
27y2c
(quar.)_
preferred
Hartford
Co., Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
International' Investment Trust,
preferred
Gulf
2-28
ap¬
3-15
Register Co.—
par
Bediord
$2
common
Co.,
American
com¬
Canadian FairbanksrMorse
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian General Electric
Co. <quar.)_— '
Canadiamlce Machine
Canadian
3-15
2-
(quar.)_
Hydraulics.
Hart-Carter
Stockholders
<5%
33/4%
3-11
'
2-18
2515
(s-a)
Telegraph
T.)
Hammond
Semi-annual
3-15
17J/2c
prefered- (quar.)
Greer
Class
(accum.)
Co.
Stock
(W.
the
Exchange
New
$$1.25
-
Inc.,
preferred
&
$5
Nehi
2-18 '
(stock
Co.,
4
3-15
common-
preferred
Great
2-28
3-
3iy»c
Inc.
Brewing
Grant
2-21
7%c
(initial).
5% pfd. (quar.)___
on
2-22
25c
Newberry (J. J.) Co.
(quar.)—
convertible
Gold
3- 4
common..-.
Sugars,
prior
$4.20
Canada Cement
Co.*Ltd.—
^5% preferred
60c
1-31
60c
25c
___
& Edmonton
Corp.; Ltd. <s-a)_,__
States' Life
Insurance—
Canadian
$4.50'
Goebel
3-
3-15
(quar.)
Co.
11,
3-15
Co.' Mquar.V—
Godchaux
2
2-19
April 12
oil
split of the common shares.
.
.
40c,,
dividend)New common
(initial)
Glen-Gery.Shale Brick, common (quar.)—
v 6%
preferred
(quar.)__-l
4y2%
161/4 c
!
(quar.).,
,
iquar.l
(quar.)
Products
Glidden
Stock
Corp." (increased)—
Motors,
Gerber
3- 4
'50c
•
Co.
preferred
preferred
mon
2-2
quar.)
preferred
Globe-Union,
3-
California-Western
mon
General
2-10
3-
2-15
J$1.25
preferred
America
2-28
1
2-9
-
.
(Theodore) & Co.,
Participating common
2~-24
1
4-15
4-15
3-10
$1
split
Stockholders
3-
40c
to
C'asn
3-10
quar.)
(increased
1st
1-31
National
75c
r
Gary
$1.60
2-14
2-15
(Bait.);—
(Canada)—
Process
2-21
2bc
—
(Increased
Franklin
7
Inc.—
preferred
Calaveras Cement
Calgary
7
3-
Rope Co.—
&
America
non-cum.
3-
1
25c
,
participating
Bymart-Tintair,
$5
2-18
1
4-
4-30
4-30
15c
(quar.)
Utilities, common
5% preferred (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
1
87%C
-
& Klelser
(quar.)
Foundation Investment Co.—
4-
2-14
1
ilOc
Foster
Ltd.—
&
Motor
3-
2-21
$1.50
i
(quar.)
(increased)
3-15
and
•
A
$1.12%
(quar.)
Burroughs (J. P.)
Byllesby (H. M.)
of
3-15
(quar.),
Co.—-
(increased)
4-
(41c
1954,
Extra
Class
2-18
:
Dock,
Co.
Gregg
A
General
Bruhlng (Charles) Co. (quar.)
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
Burrard Dry
&
3-
35c
.-
RR.
livoOuigii
B
Ford
•
_—
common
x
25c
t65c
(Canada)
RR
Class
*
-
(quar.)
Bascom
Oi
Finance
2-18
3)
Trust-
(quar.)
Bigelow,
Insurance
Kalamazoo
B
3-15
:
^
&
A
62c
Estate
Erie
Class
tl5c
$1.10
$1.22%
Products.
Missouri
'« Class
2-11
3-15
,
2-11
Life
2-18
1
Tube
ing to be held
Equitable
1
1
2-18
one.
2-28
3-
1
proposal
Coe
3-
3-
2-15
Aviation
1
1-28
2-28
(quar.)
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
2-17
Faber,
3-
3-21
$4 preferred
2-25
Fairey
1
2- 4
Missouri Public Service
3-15
3-
4-
50c
5-20
t$2
2-18
3-15
7
3-31
conv. pfd. (quar.)
& Manufacturing Co.—
(increased quar.)
:
$25c
4-
1
(quar.)__
3-31
3- 1
3-21
10c
Corp., $1
Paper, Ltd., class A <quar.)_____
Ely & Walker Dry Goods (quar.)
Empire District Electric
(quar.)
3-10
1
pfd.
Eddy
3-
12c
in
Associates, $2
Theatres, Ltd.
(s-a)
2-18
f4c :
dividend).——:.
realized
Sugar
Steel
Common
8-19
1
$1.12 »/2
.____
March
(quar.)
2-18
12-
45c
gains
1
31'/4c
$1.15
(quar.)—A_——r_i_—
Inc.
3-
3-10
3-16
Minnesota Mining
31'/4c
1
income)
Stores,
Midland OH
2-23
3iy4c
payment omitted at this time.
frpm capital
Bond
2-18
3-10
2-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-11
3-16
2-17
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
preferred
Michigan
(quar.)
tl2%c
of
preferred
4.907c
2-14
(quar.)__
3-
—
Trust
4.407c
2-25
2-24
25c
(quar.)
3-23
3-10
20c
Chemicals
4-15
40c
4-1
50c
common
25c
(quar.)
2-25
3-31
20c
(quar.)
75c
A.)
(quar.)__L_
30c
:
Investment-
S.
Mfg
Class
Corp.
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.—
Bond
Michigan Gas & Electric,
1
preferred
$2
———
,'4%% -preferred
Metals Disintegrating, common
4V2% preierred (quar.)
2-18
3iy4c
iitifc
Works
Common
3-1
3-
preferred
$1.50
_____
Iror.
4-1
(quar.)
<U.
Extra
Bangor & Aroostook RR., com. (stock div.)__
5% preferred ,tquar.)„.
Bank of New York— k
~
A 100%
stock dividend
(subject to ap¬
Bath
J25c
preierred
2-15
3-10
87c
(quar.)
2-25
$1.75
preferred
2-25 5
25c
Messenger Corp. (quar.)
Metal & Thermit, common
(quar.)
1%
5 7c
9
convertible
2-18
3-15
13%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-31
100%
(quar.)
common
4-1
34%c
2-28
40c
preferred
Co.
Stores,
5-2
preferred
Eastern
convertible
Electric
3-25
5%
$3
—
5%%
4-15
(quar.)
3-1
3-10
100%
Jioc
pfd.
3-15
25c
(quar.)
*$1.12'/2
5%%
12%c
dividend
McCrory
Chemical, Ltd.—
&
17y2c
(quar.)
3-10
(quar.)__J
3-15
3-10
(quar.)_:
1
4-
3-2
$1
Light, common <quar.)_
4.60%
preferred "(quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)__
Aunor Gold *Mines/Ltd.
(quar.)_,
Auto Electric Service, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ji5c
J 15c
——
Stock
$3.50
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern
Gas
Co.
2-15
3-1
(quar.)_
Corp.. (stock
2-18
3-
65c
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
Marquardt Aircraft (stock dividend)
Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—
Steel, Ltd.—
of Calif.,
Plastics
2-18
2-18
1
(R. C.) Co.
Master
t$1.25
2-25
2-25
4-15
35c
Managed Funds "Paper Shares"—
>
^
Co.
Ltd.
Lyminator-Harrison
2-18
3
3- 3
$1
Ltd.—
5
3-
75c
1
—
Ltd.
&
3-
3-15
$1.10
3-15
U8C
Participating
Mfg.
37'/2c
3-14
3-<l5
|25c
Lowney (W. M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Ludlow Manufacturing & Sales
(increased)—
1
25c
-
Associated Transport, Inc.—
6% convertible preferred (accum.)
Steel
(quar.)
3-
4-
$1.25
Barium
Mahon
5%
2-4
1
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Barcalo
2-lo
25c
---—
Barymin,
1
3-15
65C
50c
proval of stockholders on
3-
iy2c
5%
$3.60
pfd (s-a»_—_
Archer-Daniels-Midland
——
Ashdown (J. D.)
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
40c
Lytton's, Henry C. Lytton
Duriron
30c
A
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
2-26
2-15
1
(quar.)
Oil Co.
15c
(quar.)
Arcade Cotton Mills Co., 6%
Class
&
Chemical
75c
1
3-
(quar.)__.:__
preference
2-21
1
Anheuser-Busch
Atlanta
$1
2-25
4-
15c
-----—--
class A
Common
40c
Vitrified Products (quar.)..
Ampal-American Israel Corp.—
4 <J0 preferred
(accum.)
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co., Ltd—.
^"participating
Tar
3-
common
(quar.)
Dominion
2-15
2-15
When
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
$1.18%
(quar.)
1
97V2c
common
Foundries
4-5
'
1
3-
933/4c
;
Realty
preierred
25c
(Md.) (s-a)
Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.»—
B
Dominion
4-15
Share
.
Lone Star Gas Co., common
(quar.)
4.75% convertible preferred
3-
(quar.)
& Anglo Investment
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)___
2-14
American
Class
preferred
5%
Per
Name of Company
4
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
3-
933/4C
Dominion
3-12
62%c
&
Co.,
preferred
40c
Indemnity
Increased
4.40%
Dictapnone
Common
Encaustic Tiling (quar.)—
American Fire & Casualty (increased quar.)
American-Hawaiian SteamShip (quar.)
American
Alkali
3-15
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Properties
Mortgage
Diamond
2-^8
American
American
Detroit
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
2-28
(quar.)
Co.
Chicle
American
B
preferred C
Monoe
3-10
(quar.)
Mfg.
Goods
Aluminum
preferred
3.90%
31 'Ac
preferred (quar.).—
Steel Co. (quar.)
Acushnet Process (quar.)
6</o partic pfd.
Allied Finance Co.,
5 50%
preferred (quar.)
Allied Kid Co.
(quar.)—
A
common
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
75c
(quar.)
5c
5%
series
Light,
A
1
Acme
&
(quar.)
3.75%
1
4-
Metal Products, common (quar.)
&
ihrasive
t30c
-
preferred
When
Share
preferred
Del
Payable of Rec.
$28y8c
"
,
common
3.75%
4%
(quar.)
preferred
41/2 %
Company-K.
Corp.,
Dayton Power
siy announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
When
Holderi
Name
13
(753)
3- 1
2-l*»
®Oc
$1.05
3- 1
3- 1
14
When
Per
hName-of Company-
.
'.J< '*•
; t.
Molten
Share
-v
.•* *r'
8perbi-:Pr.odUcts,
"cony. .twef«n«d; (quar.) iAuley ZtAJ
Mig., .commou-yquar/>l_l_\}_£<r- ;.rr.25c.%
i $3/75
.preferred 4 qua!3
lit»
;
94C
-
3^
-7
7-
3-20
--
All Amextcaii' Engineering
2^18^
Allegheny LifjUumT Steel,,
^ 3—4 .' »•'.
'
$4.37 Va
Standara Accident Insurance Co.- (Detroit)—
Quarterly
v
Stanuard
Electric
&
(stock
div.)
10
eacn
.
Co.
for
2-25
(Ky.)
Stacler
2-25
2-25
Control
77%
Allied
.
Allied
Laboratories
2-15
Allied
Stores
Allis-Chalmers
4%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
3-31
3-15
preferred
(quar.)
______
$1.25
6-30
6-15
4.08%
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.25
9-30
9-15
3%%
—
$1.25
12-30
12-15
Inc.
Stetson
,8%
(D.
4%
.
B.)
preferred
Stuart
2nd
Corp.,
preferred
Tampex, Inc.
5%
...
50c
3-
1
1
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
35c
(quar.)
2-28
2-14
25c
3-15
2-15
3-15
2-15
4-
3-
4
4
—_
common
—_____
25c
Transmission,
35c
(quar.)—
com.
preferred
preferred
4-
3-
4-
4-
preferred
4.64'%
preferred
(quar.)j
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)_-
—.—
4-
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
—_—
5.12%
preferred
(quar.).
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
.5.65%
preferred
(quar.)
j
$1.27 %
4-
4-
Texas Gas
5.40%
Transmission, common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)_'
Thompson-Starrett,
Thor Power Tool
Mines
17 %c
(quar, )_„
New
.
..
3-
Trinity Universal Insurance
;
Stock dividend
Quarterly-
—.'I_.——.
Quarte.ly
Quarterly
.
3-15
City
7.th
$1.25
preferred A.(quar.)—„
United
Uarco
(increasedi
United
Board
United
-
Alrcrait
United
Elastic
United
U.
S.
Corp.
Pacific
S.
U.
3-10
3-10
.
.....
60c
(quar,)..—
Insurance
Co.,
(quar.)
.,$5
4-
•
8.
Class
...
U.
S.
preferred
S.
4-
7
terly
U.
Machinery
1
3-21
on
a
Co.,
1
3-
preferred (quar.)
1st
preferred
(quar.)
1
3-
8%
United
Steel,
Universal
90c
Raalte
Co.
1
3-21
3-12
3-12
Amulet
Walgreen
6-11
Wire
Paper
3-
1
3-
1
Wijeden
Co.,
&
Stock
3-
1
62 '/2c
3-11
3-10
3-12
Class
A
1-24
Bliss
4-
3-17
Bloch Bros.
preferred
40c
'Class
A
4-
:
7%
Pulley
50C
32-
50c
7-
12 %c
1
&
Valley
&
Co.
3-10
2-10
3-10
3-
3-
1
2-14
3-18
2-21
1
,
,
Boeing
Airplane
$1.31%
4-1
3-15
31 %c
4-
3-15
28%c
4-
1
-
Boston
1
3-15,
$1.12%
Fund,
Inc.; (66c from
and
distribution
Bower
Brach
5-20:
50c
3-15
2-28
25c
2-15
Roller
(E.
J.)
; BrantfoTd
1-31
"
Class
Chemical—
■")
50c
&
L
IV
3-1
British
Steel
Standard
Broadway-Hale
8
Brockton
Sanitary—
3-24
3-
1
2-23
25c
3-
4.40%
preferred
7
2-10
2-24
2-10
Brooklyn
50c
2-28
2-
Brown
50c
3-15
2-25;
85c
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
37 %c
3-
1
2-15
$2.25
7-
5
6-27
3-18
2-25
(quar.)
Works
on
(s-a)
common
200%
Buck
$15c
Co.
Pipe
Co.,
Line
2-28
Buell Die
3-
2-10
Buffalo
Forge
75c
3-
1
2-10
Bullock
common
preferred
$$1.12%
1-31
22 %c
3-
1-31
3-
1-31
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
director's
proposal
four-for-one.
to
the
split
Arkansas
the
on
Corp.,
Whitaker
new
Armco
a
Paper
Co.
shares
(quar.)___
Extra
$4
White
Villa
Wieboldt
$4.25
6%
Grocers
Stores,
preferred
W'ood
(G.
Ifoung
H.)
(L.
A.)
Below
1
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-18:
$1.06%
5%%
(s-al
preferred
(quar.).
4-
1
4-
1
3-18
30c
_
Insurance
3-
1
(quar.)
25c
3-1
3-15
this
week,
these
being given in the
Name of
ABC
Company
Vending Corp.
C.
F.
Each
share
(quar.)
of
the
changeable for
preferred
5%
Class
Acme
Sugar
Wire
in
5%
3-15
3-
1
Co.
Fund,
1
62 %c
(10c
20c
3-
3-
1
2-15
com.
$12 %c
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
.ZIIIIZZ
$$1.25
3-15
2-19
50c
3-11
2-25
Refineries, jutd.,
from
from
Hill
centrating
(quar.)
Equipment (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass. Stioe Stores, Ltd.-(quar.
Co.,
common
1-20
3-
1
3-15
2-25
15c
)Z-I
$10c
(quar.)
2-28
3-
1
1-31
Alrfleets,
35c
Corp.__
Inc.
Gas
Alabama
2-18
common
(quar.).
2-24
2-11
2-25
32c
4.60%
Alabama
Alexander
&
Vlcksburg
Hamilton
Ry.
pfd.
7%
1
2-15
$1.05
4-
1
(s-a)
Basic
Co.
Basin
~
$1.15
4-
1
4-
1
3-
preferred
2-
4
Class
-
Common
3-18
Stock-dividend
7- 8
4- 8
7-29
7^ 8<
.
,$50c.
3-31
3-15
Burry
2-15.
2-
2-28
2-16
3-14
2-11
1
2-25"
Butler
3-
1
2-18
-4%%
preferred
(quar:)—
Byrd Oil,1 6%-class-: A common
3*' 7
2-10"
Terminal
Co_
Brothers,
(bf-monthly)
10c
(stock -divi-
California
Electric
r
-
^
Co.
Land
&
1
2-16
40c
2-15
1-31
$1
2-22
2- 1
1
2- 4
17 %c
2-16
1-28
37%c
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
(quar.)
Timber
Corp.
Power
2-11
2-11
,
:
Jackson
1
1
■
Interstate Telephone Co
held)
33-
15c
.
$1.12%
_—_L
2-11
•
t
3-
• common':__.
;
1
(quar.)
3-
15c
$1.31%
3-
1
2-11
California
California
Packing
$1.25
Fe
3-
2
1-28
California
Water
$4.50
3-
1
2-21
4.40%
preferred
$1.50
3-14
2-11
5.30%
conv.
preferred
D
(quar.)
50c
3-14
2-11
5.28%
conv.
preferred
E
(quar.)
33C
2-15
1-31
2-25
2-11
5.36%
conv.
preferred
F
(quar.)
33 %C
2-15
1-31
conv]
preferred
G
(quar.)
32 %c
2-15
1-31
32 %C
2-15
1-31
Ry.—
Ry.
Co.
(increased)
com.
(initial)
200%
12%c
4-
3-16
5.20%
3-15
2-21
5.2%
£0c
Inc
1
50c
3-21
2-28
3-10
2-24
8c
3-
1
2-11
Canada
H
Cement.
27 %c
(quar.)
33 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
$1.30
pref.
31%C
50C
(quar.)
2-24
2-
7
Canada
&
3-
2-15
Canada
Foils,
11c
2-28
2-
7
3-18
3-
4
Canada
Iron
10c
2-16
2-
2
Canada
$32 %C
(quar.)
5%
4-
3-
7
4-
1
Class
Dominion
Ltd.,
Sugar Co., Ltd.
2-17
2-21
3-21
3-
1
2-10
2-15
1-28
2-15
1-28
1
3-10
$30c
4-
$50c
3-15
Permanent Mortgage Corp.—•
100th
anniversary bonus.
Special 100th anniversary bonus
110c
4-
$10c
7-
1
tlOc
10-
1
Foundries, Ltd. (quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
1
4-20
Special
4-
1
3-19
Special
100th
$1
4-
1
3-19
Special
100th
4-
1
3-19
$80c
3-15
2-28
25c
3-31
3-
$1.06
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.43%
4-
1
1
3-31
10c
3-25
3-15
10c
;
3-25
3-15
anniversary
bonus
anniversary bonus
Canada Safeway Ltd., 5% 1st
pfd. (quar.)__
5%
2nd
preferred (quar.)
2-15
Canada
Vinegars,
Canadian
Ltd.
Breweries
Car
&
Class
A
Ltd.
Ltd.
(from
net
Paper Co., Ltd.—
$75c
3-
$75c
5c
1
22-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-22
2% %
4-
1
3-22
5c
7-
1
6-22
1
Canadian
common
:
•«
i 2
% %
7-
10-
3
10-
3
6-22:
1
5c
:
-'2%%
9-22
i:
9-22
Canadian
Insurance
1
%25c
t$9
Co.___
Investments, Ltd—-
$27 %C
$ 18c
ZZZ-Z
Co
$6C
Motor
Lamp Co.» Ltd. (quar.)ZZ
Companies, Ltd. (quar. )__lZZIZ
Pacific
Railway Co.
1
2-15
2-28
2- 1
2-22
2-22 r-
investment
'
Marconi
Canadian Oil
Canadian
1
4-
$10c
General
Canadian. GeneralCanadian
3-
$20c
(quar.)
.
Inc.
3-
$31 %c
I
(quar.)
Fund,
1
3-
$20c
(quar.)
6-15
9-15
12-15
2- 1
2- $
1-3-56
$$1.25
(quar.)—^
Foundry Co.,
'
Canadian
tlOc
3-15
1
$$1.25
income)
—
1-31
8
Canada
-
45c
-—
2-15
3-
$25c
(quar.)
common
A
$1.75
"
1-31
2-15
$10c
Malting
1
t
$15c
ioc
(quar.)
-1
(quar.)
5.08% preferred I (quar.)
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry
60c
shares)
C
preferred
25c
—
Corp.
Service—
'
(s-a)_
:
Stock-dividend
,
4-
;
Common
•
;
3-
(American
Distilling,
4- 8
4-29
Bush
40c
(quar.)
dividend
2-i 4
7-29
2-25
(quar.)
B.)
3-1
4-29
2-25
20c
2- 4
Burrus
Extra
(J.
Stock
2- 4
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
I
—
Calaveras
B
Beam
.
$3
.,50c
A
B
2-21
(Calif.)
1
$50c
3-15
common
2- 4
3-
4-
(quar.)
Co.
Bathurst Power
Class
Clgss
Canadian
Oil Co.
Oil
B__:
Byron
Ltd.
1
4- I'-,
(quar.)
Canada,
Refractories,
Basin
4
2-14
*
of
3-
$50c
2-21
com.
2- 4
1
$50c
3-15
new
1
3-
preferae*-:• (qoawt.)$1.12%.
Ltd'.,, class hr preference.
preferences—__z_l———__j_
37y2c
;
(Conn.)
RR.
2- 1
3-
50c
v
(quar.)
preferred
Ellis
?nd
A
-Class
,
2-15
$1
share
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
3-18
2- 7
$1.05'
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)'
$1.25
Hydro-Electric,
preferred
Barber
2-15
3-
(quar.)__
,i
Institute,. Inc
3-1
87 %c
Co., 4.20%
preferred (quar.)
Bangor
2-11
1
15c
& 'Cm;
Class
50c
Andes
2-18
20c
Power
Corp.,.
5
5
25c
ZI_Z!
(quar.)
Alabama
33-
2- 9
3-
87%c
(quar.)_-
dend of 3/40ths share of common for each
Bangor & Aroostock RR.,
common
(stock
dividend)
Subject to approval of.I. C. C._
2-15
11.12%
Radio
Los
2-15
37 %c
37%c
2-28
Mills, 4%% preferred (quar.):
$1.12%
Biscuit, $b25: preferred (quar. r—— " •'
31c
Burton-nixi^; Cerpi.sv(quar.)_^i_c^__^_—30c
Co
Collieries
de
4%%
2-15
10c
3- 3
2- 9
;
2-21
Development Mutual Fund,
Avco
Mfg. Corp
Avon
Products, Inc. (quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund, class A
Banco
2-15
4%%
2-15
1
25c
(quar.)
3-9-
Atomic
Ayrshire
2-15
•.
3-
3-25
(quar.)
common
3-31
dividend
Powder
1
2-11
V
2-15
2-28
preferred
Burns
2-17
2-14
Con¬
&
3-15
(pending I. C. C. approval)
Atlantic
Co.
(quar.)
Atlantic Refining, common (quar.)
Atlas Corp.
(quar.)
capital
Gas
Reduction
Line
4%
(increased)IZZIZIZZZZZIZZII
Engineering
Line
3-
-
2-15
56Vie
Common
Coast
1
2-25
59%c
Dry Goods, common
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
3-11*"
3-15
..
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast
3-
1
2-25
25c
(s-a)
preferred
4.20%
.
1
Inc.
Mining
15c
Sante
2-17
50c
(quar.)__
&
6
30c
Sullivan
&
Co.
50c
(quar.)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
3-
40c
(quar.)
com.
2-25
200%
quar.)
(quar.)-L-___
Refining,
Topeka
2-28"
•2-28- ■"
3-15
" ■ »
(quar.)
Associated
undistributed
realized
30c
Aetna-Standard
&
preferred
Atchison,
90c
.
(reduced)
Inc.
3-15
cash.
(quar.)
and
Corp.
Affiliated
$5
Atlas
conv.
gains)
Aircraft
4
$20c
Income
Aeroqulp
Air
2-
ls"ex¬
pfd.
of
A
preferred
Advisers
net
$4
7%
shares
(quar.)
Atlantic
5%
2-25
$1.75
above
two
plus
preferred
Acadia
Payable of Rea.
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Holder»
20c
Industries Inc.
Common
1"'
Share
..
.
(initial quar.)_
When
2-28"
*
3-15
$1
Construction
Atlantic
Per
3-15
93%c
preferred (quar.)
Corp.. (annual
preferred
5.25%
preceding table.
A.
$1.50
not yet
announced
~
(quar.).
preferred
conv.
Ashland Oil
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
we
jcommpife (increased).—-
90c
;
(quar.)
^Liqueurs
Art-Metal
t
2-15
1
Cork,
%
Aro Equipment Corp., 4%%
Arrow
3-18
3-
(quar.)_,_
.(increased);——:^-..
preferred
4%%
.
2-18
$1.37%
Corp.
preferred
,$3.75
.
3-18
75c
Life
Spring & Wire
weeks and
dends
4-
$3
Gas
Armstrong Rubber, class A (quar.)Class
B
(quar.).___^____-_-_
3-18
20c
...
(quar.)
Co.,
4- 1
$2-28,'
40c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
3-10
40c
(s-o).
common
preferred
Wisconsin
25c
____
;
Steel
Armstrong
(initial)
common
Louisiana
'•
_
Whirlpool
(Increased).
Arkansas^Mlssouri
annual
13
Oil
Fuel
;
2-
50C
Bunker
27%c
Service
3-21
2-15
3-15
5c
3-
3-15
April
2-15
1
$1.25
1.
1
;
(increased
Inc.
Po\yer, com. (.quar.)-_„ ... h28c
6% preferred (quar.
;
37 %c
'5%% preferred (quar.)^—. '.'•'-34%c
at
1
4-
1
35c
dividend
3-10
on
:
Bullock's,
3-31
vote
3-
(quar.)
1-31
1
12%c
held'
30c
30C
3-
4%
will
2-15
15c
$20c
3-16
be
1
Quarterly from net Investment income-
3-30
to
3-
25C
Stock
25c
Stockholders
3-15
(quar.)
2-10
(quar.)—
Public
Arkansas
/*,.
4-
1
$1.25
2-14
3%%
1
4-15
4-
—
;
1
preferred
preferred
2-15
1
25C
3-11
quar.)
3-
2- 1
10c
(quar.)
com.
Co.
1-31
3-
2- 1
2-15
80c
<quar.)_
& Machine
3-
2-17
1
$3
Fund, Ltd.—
3-
1
$5
$1.08%
-3-18
3-
2-28
$1.10
_;
(increased)
2-10
(quar.)
1
Co.
3-25
preferred
4-15
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
Falls Co. (quar.)
1
$1.10
2-17
3-21
3-
Extra
Arizona
8-
1
(quar.)
3-15
25c
(Increased
4-
15c
25c
(quar.)
2- 4
95c
(quar.)
(quar;)—
Machinery Co;,
4-15
6%c
convertible
3-
Budd
2-28
2-15
(quar.)—
15c
preferred
common
B
30c
common
Ltd.,
pfd.
preferred
Hill
2-28
3-15
20c
&
Sharpe Mfg.
(quar.)—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.
$5
3- 2
$25c
(quar.)
Rubber
Buckeye
(quar.)
Corp.,
Brown
4- 1
1
3-15
$1.10
$3.80
Apartments
Burlington Mills,
3-15
4
4-15
4-
$37 %C
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
Burdine's
$1
2-11
r
;$21%C
class A
Brown
preferred
A
Oil
Preferred
Telephone Co.—
Co.,
Shoe
Browing-Ferris
Co.—
(quar.)
$4.50
4
Garden
1-31
10c
2- 4
3-1
35c
Gas—
preferred
1-31
;
2-
3-1
(quar.)1—
Gas,
4.40%
$1
Foundries
Co.,
Taunton
Brooklyn Borough
2-23
$1.75
Stores
3-
(increased)..
3- 4
3-1
'
93 %C
3-18
3-
Co.
4-1
;
(quar.)„
2-
59c
Telegraph
1-31
2' 1
3- 8
75c
(quar.
^
Oil Ltd.
3-31
62 %c
Fields
2-25
2-15
,3-22
::$25C
(quar.)
fhacreased)'_!_'
2-15
32c
Tobacco
dividend
4%%
8
preferred
American
common'"
British Columbia Packers, Ltd.,
Class B
:___
(quar.)
Union
93c
$12 %c
40c
Participating
Argus
3%%
1
3-
3-15
Co.,
(quar.)
Oil
3-16
68%c
,
"
(quar.)'„—
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
participating
Argo
3-
3-15
$1
Seating (quar.)___
Ship Building Co. (N. J.)
Smelting & Refining (quar.)
Farms
$3
3-15
50c
;
Bristol-Myers
-
preferred
meeting
_
Sons
&
Cordage' Co. Ltd., class A
preferred
:
2- 9
2- 9
4-1
"
1
2
5oc
(quar.>
B. (initial)iid—
$2.50
Western
pfd.
.
Bearing r (quar.
$4.35
Western
1-20
3-
3-
gains
V;
Bourjois.^ Inc.,■, $2.75
$2.36
1
2-20
■
Investment' in-'
from
2-25
2-18
■
8"
1
capital
2-17
■
8
3-
27c
1-26
2-17
3-10
5c
8
3-
2-14
3-10
,
^
25c
60c
2-
25c
50c
•
1
■.,;
:—
2-
$1.25
■■
8ic
'(quar.)_ui£_—„i___________
2-
(quar.)_
:
net" e
of
Corp.;—t—.—___——
Co.
2-15
2-
balanco
(quar.)
Borden
2-15
2-15
2-15
Borg-Warner Corp., new com.felnitial quar ), :T 42 %c
3 '/a %
87 %c
bre'erred (quar.) _——ii————_ •
2-15
%c'
3-19
3-
Bondstock
62 %c
*_
1-29
3-31
2-15
62 VaC
T-I
from: the
i.
(quar.)_
56
3-18
2-15
75C
-
(quar.)______
preferred * (quar.) _T
West Disinfecting, common
$5 preferred
(quar.)
2-21
3-31
35c
—
Co. " (quar.)_l__—_____
series)
% %
3-15
20C
(quar.)_lil
and 68c
1954
series)
4
3-16
4- 1
4-11
50c
(quar.j_
common
capital gains realized in 1954 (both pay- *
able in cash ot stock at the holders option)
(1952
.
1
15C
3-3
'
4-
30c
'
-
(1951
12VaC
3- 1
$1.06%
—".—_
Blue, Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
'
\ 13c from net investment income earned In
preferred
.
3-24
35c
Electric—
&
(quar.)—.—^
preferred
,
2-19
2-19
(resumed)'—^
Chemical
5%
__________
1
1
1
(quar.)
2-19
3-
3-
3-
,
2-15
2-19
'3-1
28 %C
(quar,)—
preferred
1
$1.18%
(quar.)——
Tobacco,
2-25
2- 7
3-
.3- 1
34CT).1
(quar.)—_!____—
-5%
*
Gas
Laughlin
3-10
2-15
.
$1.05
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
Arden
6-15
2-
3-21
2-10
12-28
40c
(quar.)
:
Anthes-Imperial Co.
Brank, class A (quar.)
3-15
2-15
(increased)
com.
2-10 '
1-28
30c
Anvil
1
1
Light,
(quar.)——
Bryson,'Inc. (quar.)
preferred
$1
Class
8
6-
4-
&
2-18*
1
2-15
2Qc
(quar.)_
Radiator
preferred
Stock
1
1
6-10
1
2-25
2-28
25C
3-10
-
25c
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
1
3-10
75c
(quar.)
3-
3-
25%
:
1
35c
5c
Holdings Corp.
6%
"
(quar.)
Common
6%
2-19
75c
(quar )
(quar.l__„
1
4-
,
20c
&
Amoskeag
2-25
3-
2-23
15c
3-
-
Illinois—
Potash
American Wlater
2-24
3-10
35c
(quar.),
common
3-10
25c
2- 1
1
:
Blockson
45c
Co.- (quar.)
1-25
1
—
(quar.)___
3-10
1
4%%
2-15
3-
10c
3-
5c
-
3-15
4-
:
of
1
5%
3-26
15c
(quar.)
2- 8
3- 1
4-
50c
,
3-15
12-%c
:
1
3-11
$2.25
dividend)—.
50c
(quar.)
preference
American
2-16
35c
_____
common
(J. i,
2-15
Sivalls
4.25%
'
American
•
2-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
i.
Z_*.
convertible preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
4%
Blaw-Knox
6-
2-25
l(35c
40c
dividend
Weingarten
1-21
35c
(quar.)
American
2-15
Ipommon
4%
2-21
(quar.)
Construction
2-17
$31 %C
____
___
Co
W'aukesha Motor Co.
Products
4%%
American
2-15
65c
(quar.)
Ltd
Co.
Blackstone
2-11
(quar.)
(monthly)
Corp.
$1.25" preference
American
3-10
(quar.)_
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.
(quar.)
Washburn
&
Investment Co.
American
5-23.
Co.
Watervliet
Black,
2-11
(quar.)
Electric (quar.)
Home
American
.
3-31
(quar.)
Mines,
2-15
4
3-
50c
50c
—
1
•
3-15
$1.75
40c
Power
B
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
2-21
22 %c
_
$5C
25c
—
preferred
1
Extra
(quar.)
-4.75%
4c
Socket
&
2-15
2-15
2-15
___:
(quar.)—.
Co.
Power
1
$4
2-21
$2
$2.00
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd.
Virginian Railway
(quar.)_
Waite
Foreign
1
2- 9
2-15
Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)——.—
preferred (quar.)
3-
1
1
3-
(quar.)—
3-
(quar.)
Meter
Co.—
preferred
Oil
3-
(quar.)
Pipe &
•
$25c
Winding
convertible
2-15
1
'
Ltd
3-
1
4
4-
—
Cable
&
Corp.
'Class
4.
4-
common
4.20%
3-10
quar¬
1st
Van
4-
basis)
Rubber
S.
8%
Black Hills
2-28
43%c
2-15
3-
$1.18%
.
1
"
.
50c
(now
2-28
4
4
50c
(quar.)
com.
American
3-21..
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
Hoffman
3-21
3-21
3-
«,
.$1.50
quar.)
Black-Clawson
3-
4
3-21
20c
.
Bishop
2-
Blair
American
3-18
$1.75
—
____
3-22
30c
income)
American
.•
75c
Gypsum
7%
U.
(quar.)__
Co., -com. (increased
2-
1
Machine & Foundry (quar.)
25c
Metal Co., Ltd., com. (increased)
«
50c
-4%%-;preferred (quar.)
v $1.12%
^
2-21
..
B
preferred
1
4-
American
;
7%
(stock
Electric
Birtman
3-
American
•=
>
2-8
,
7
(quar.)_
Co.,
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
prior, preferred
.5%%
•
4
.2-18,
3-30
.
%
2-18
,2-18
13C
•
.
,
!_
class: A___^—
Mfg.
4.56%
(quar.)
1
'
Binks
(St. Louis)
(quar.)
Common
,
Foil
"
Co.,
Greetings
American
2-15.
.
".
3-10
20c
(Seattle)
Tile
Ceramic
2-25
25C
.v.,
.
(quar.)
preferred
2-19
1
3-
Bibb
Mlg.
Co.
(quar.)j._
Bingham-Herbrand Corp.
4
Shares—
Gas
_
.
40c
(quar.)
Carton
7%
75c
87%c
1
25c
_____
—
50c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hospital Supply Corp.
American Insulator
(quar.)
1."
2-9 1
2-
&
American
2r25
,
2-
3-
Limestone & Cement, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)Best & Co.
(quar.)
Bethlehem Steel Corp., com. (increased)
3-15
1
(initial)
Forging
8-16 :
.2-15
,"..$!
—:
Corp.
&
1
3-
$1.50
pfd.. (uccum.)r__
fquar.l-^t,--—.. $1.06%
$6
Tyer. Rubber,. $4.25 preferred
1
3-
3-
t
4%
2-11
4-
15c
12 %c
____
Associates,
Spinning
2-15
1
—
Bessemer
2-18
3-
$$1.31
pfd.
American
5-16
,.
2-15
5
3-10
Furniture Co.
.11-15.
3-15
.
Can.
preferred
Chain
1-28.
.
pfd.
Investment
net
^American
.
1-28
5-25
3-10
75c
40c
Fine
3-
2-4
2-15
2-17
1
*
3-
8-25
1-31
t50c
preferred
American
,.3-15
11-25
2-21
2-15
(quar.)
common
common
American
2-10
40c
3- 5
(quar.)_.
American
3-15;
40C
:.
Berkshire.
Quarterly
1
2-15
3-
40c
preferred 1 (quar.)_______
;
3-
25c
"'3*10
2-15
$1.06 %
(quar.)_
common
2-21
3-
$1.25
•*
4% % * preferred
93 %c
$3.50
Business
American
,
1-31
2-25
„40c
:
-
,
Trunkline Gas Co:,
Tudor
fe-r~
——-—--
4JA %
3-25
$25c
common
Enka
.,
I
3-7
"
5%
Bakeries,
American
2-25
33 Mi %
—._«
Co.,
3-10
•
3-
$1.18%
__—
3- 4
(quar.)
American
"4
3-15
40c
(quar.)—____
•
.
par
of
'7%
2-15
25c
Howell
&
(quar.)
2-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
American
Williams.
&
Bell
2
Canada, Ltd.—
Airlines,
$2
.(Out
2-24
„
1-28
1
"■
American
3-31
,,
87 %c
Corp., $1.75 prior, pld. (s-a)__
Steel Forging .Corp.—
1
2
3-31
40c
—
.
3-
'
3pc
..
'■■■
'4%%
30c
America,
-.
Beck
5
dividend
'4%%
3-15
3-15
.
Cement
of
2-11
3-31
(quar.)
Aggregates
American
3-
4-
.50c
..50c
—
preferred
70c
(quar.)
$1.24
.
___
(initial)
common
Thompson Electric Welder (quar.)
Co.
American
3-
1
4-20
3-18
'
4-
$1.35
4-1
2-15.
3-
(quar.)
American Automobile Insurance Co.
3-15
25c
.
;
2-
$1
Special
3-
$1.46'A
2-16
$1.02
(quar.)__
preferred
: Stock
/
3-
4-
$1.31%
__
4-
$1.28
Bell & Gossett Co.
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
preferred
American
3-
—
1-28
I-.-..
1
(quar,)^____—
Belleterre-Quebec Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)
75%% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Leather Cos., 6%
-
3-
4-
(quar.)_
.
4%
3-
$1.16
$1.16%
_______—
4.60%
$3.75
Co.
Aluminum
3-
$1.15
(quar.)
new
1
$1.06%
(quar.)
14.25 %
Texas Gulf Sulphur,
,
$1.02%
.4.10%
Aluminum
2-14
3-
Portland
Aluminium, Ltd.
■
2-14
3-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Tiansue
2-14
t20c
(quar.)__
preferred
(increased quar.)
preferred
Towne
1
1-28
2-17
75c
Corp
common
preferred
preferred
Alpha
3-14
3-
Mfg.,
Alloy Cast Steel Co.
2-18
1
3-24
37 %C
_—:
Ltd.
6%
Telephone Bond & Share,
Tennessee
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Oil
Oil
3-
5c
Co.,
(quar.)__.
A.)
Swan-Finch
50c
50c
(quar.)
(John
2-17
.
3-
3-10
.:
81 %C
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)—
5%
____
2-17
10c
(quar.)
2-15
'
nommon'. (increased) 1^
Millv Inc.;
Beaunit
30c
Investing
1
'3- It
7c
;
1
'
14c
common—
3-
• t2Sc.^. ■ 4r
1
i^i..v.-!,$35c ,.-Z 4-1
Xr'tt-i»eSe**ed ' iqpiary)-
3r; 1 i
preferred:
(A. S.)< Shoe, commoa (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)^.—
.Beiden Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)l_l
beiknap Hardware &- Mfg. (quar.)^_____^_i
75c
(s-a)^
3-
■
20C.
International
5%.
Sterling,
Co.,
preferred
Participating
.
3-313-15.;4-
,
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dye
•
•
Stecher-l raung Lithograph Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Sterling Drug, Inc. (quar.)
&
$1,09%
Machines ^qiiar.):
Equipment
35c
_____
5%:
&
Chemical
■ShmrePafabieef!^
■ik
•
..
(.quar.lLZ-L^Z4^-r-~:-^^
,
Business
C.)
Electric
40c
■
(quar,)
(Del.)
2-18
3-10
3-10
;
50c
.
(quar.)
Packaging, $1.60 preferred
Hoteis
Allen
'
Allied
10c
Standard
2-19
-
Allied
shares'-held)
Oil
5
(one
Jshare of Duquesne Light common stock
Standard
Allen: (R.
3-
45C
-.
Gas
v'praierred
■
Holders
•dly.Jcs.-
Cov
.xommon
Monday, February I4j
1955
...
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v,v.s*
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.
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(final)Z_
-(Continued
on
page
3-
2-15
1
3-16
3-31
3-31
3-31
4-15
4-15
5-
3-15
2
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2-15
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2-28
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YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
PRICES
Range for
Previous
Year 1954
49% Apr
40 vb nov
106
Range since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
8
115% Apr 20
Jan
43% Feb
107
Jan
stocks
new york stock
exchange
1
Highest
7
19
48% Jan
111
Feb
3
1
9% Jan
14% Dec 31
13
Jan
6
16 y4 Jan
27
5% Jan
10% Dec
10 ye Jan
3
12% Jan
20
50% Dec 30
32
Jan
51
Nov 24
27% Jan
18
63 y4 Feb
9
6
28
Jan
4
6
42% Feb
11
39 V\ Jan
553/4 Feb
Adams Express Co
Adams-Mills Corp
1
17
33
Jan
7
88
Jan
3
Addressograph-Multlgraph
25
30 y4 Jan
4
Jan
6
15 y4 Feb
10
Admiral Corp
Affiliated Gas
51% Jan
5
55% Feb
11
29% Jan 25
33% Jan
3
122 »/2 Jan
4
123
3
Dec 29
172
4
14
Jan
12
29
113
Jan
31
July 29
3% Mar 25
163
Jan
4
3la Jan
3
18% July 28
85
Aug
2
18
Jan
6
80
84
Dec
Jan
5
6
Jan
20
Alaska
Aldens
Inc
Jan
3
Dec
29
7% Jan
26
210
Dec
23
209% Jan
3
228
141
Dec
27
3
144 y4 Jan
Jan
6
28% Jan
4
4
May
92% Mar 11
8% Jan
6
45% Dec 16
113
106
38% Jan
18
106
Jan
21
Dec
104
Jan
4
13
15% Dec 30
104% Dec
20
19% Dec
71% Jan
Feb
125
Dec 20
16
Equipment
w
Juneau
7
Feb
10
4%%
9% Jan
10
45
Jan
7
11
Feb
11
109% Feb
11
106 % Feb
8
16 y4 Feb
u
14 vt Jan
7
93
Jan
20
102
Jan
19
23
Feb
3
Gold
com____i
$4
$4,375
preferred
Alleghany & West Ry 6%
Allen
cum
Industries
114 v4
*165
gtd
100
July 14
963/4 Feb
4
Allis-Chalmers
2
2
124% Nov 17
116% Jan
3%%
Mfg
4.08%
Feb
2
Jan
18
90 3/4 Jan
25
Alpha
Cement
Dec
20
85% Jan
18
101 % Feb
11
Aluminum Co of America
Jan
11
78
Dec
29
72% Jan
18
80% Feb
11
Aluminium
3% Feb
3% Jan
14
Amalgamated Leather Co com
1
6% convertible preferred
-50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)_
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural ChemicaLNo par
47
5
6
131
16
3
Jan
28
Apr 23
35
Feb
16
34
Jan
5
Jan
20
19
Jan
11
26% Dec
15
25% Jan
17
273/4 feb
8
166
Jan
4
230
Jan
6
230v2 Jan
3
57
Jan
7
91
77% Feb
3
Jan
3
11% Jan
4
70% Jan
4
109
Dec
22
26% Mar 16
35
Dec
27
105% Dec
17
1% Jan
Dec
17
Nov 23
22% Dec 29
208
6
119% Feb
10
3%%
35 Vb Jan
12
Feb
10
4y2%
30% Jan
12
American
32% Dec 20
28% Jan
56
Jan
4
66
65
9
Jan
4
15% Dec 20
37% Jan
4
58
20
Feb
100
105
Jan
7
14y, Jan
18% Jan
31
56 Va Jan
72
31
Jan
66
Jan
6%
Limited
*32
32%
*32
42%
4,100
32
32 Va
82%
82'A
83
83
84
85%
86
28%
27%
28%
28
29%
29
29%
14%
27%
14%
55
55
30%
30
30%
30 Va
114%
114%
115
114%
♦165
19%
*84
7%
8
♦165
4%
20 y8
223
*120
40%
55%
40
31%
31%
32,200
118%
118 Va
*165
20'A
20%
85
84
84
8
224
106%
*123
43
109
175
4%
20%
20%
*84
8%
77,500
224%
223'A
224%
2,500
130
43'/a
*125
44%
130
Bosch Arma
preferred 1952
30,000
*107
109'A
109%
109%
106 Va
*105
108
105
105
60
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
3,800
97%
96%
98 y4
97%
98 Va
98
98%
8,400
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
22 %
22%
22%
38'a
55 v*
38%
39
38%
39%
39%
39%
55%'
55
39%
57%
39
54%
57%
59%
58%
59
96
*95'a
*95%
96%
96%
*95%
77'a
155 y2
129y4
75 Va
76%
75 Va
76%
77
150%
150%
♦152%
154%
*154
127
127
*127
129
88%
86%
87%
87%
87%
X87%
97%
95%
97%
96
97'A
79 Va
793/4
3%
3%
*34
37
*27 %
28y2
210
212
78'a
79
x77 %
78%
77 Va
78%
98%
78%
3%
*34
3%
3 Va
96%
77%
*155
128%
130
88
99%
79%
79
88%
2,100
7,100
80%
28,900
3%
3,300
37
*34
37
*34
37
*34%
37
27%
27%
*27%
28
*27%
28
*27 %
28%
209%
211%
214%
214%
216
78 V*
78%
79
78%
211
79
78 Va
216
5,900
79
1,600
70,400
23%
23%
23%
24%
114%
115%
115%
118%
34%
34%
34%
xl02%
102%
*101%
105
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 Va
30
29%
30
*29%
*65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65
65
*65
17%
18'a
17%
17%
68
68
66%
*65
66 Va
24%
24%
1
34%
116%
34%
34%
105
105
24%*
24%
119 Va
xll8
100
214
79
„
x34%
106
2,900
101%
3%
3%
100
130%
88
3%
100
16,400
160
99%
3,500
4,700
54,300
78%
*95%
77%
127%
3%
96;%
157
23%
5%%—50
400
x96%
115
34%
Corp com—2
ser
20
45
44
%
10
common
4,800
30
85
100
Note
9,100
7%
23%
pfd
1,400
4%
8%
223%
128
40%
♦107
117
*165
175
20 y8
8%
15%
117
4%
127
'
106%
15
15
55 %
4%
222%
127
106
15%
56
31%
4%
7%
500
1,000
14,100
49,500
31%
19%
223
41
*55%
175
*84
7%
107
XlS'/a
31%
115%
4%
84%
107
15%
57
•55
175
4%
83 lA
14%
14%
'
114>/2
34%
*104
com—No par
preferred
2nd
41%
1
Co
conv
Bank
American
6,900
41%
50
Bakeries
cum
1
7,300
27%
32%
*32
61%
100
common
preferred
conv
32%
61
27%
/
81
96 v*
_No par
Airlines
American
4
Dec
American
24% Feb
6
18
16% Jan
5
10
6
Jan
18
Nov
88
conv
Portland
33% Jan
20% Jan
102
Feb
98
35
41%
88
1
77
41%
42
128
No par
92
85% Nov 24
41
41%
x27 Va
4,300
22%
*153%
preferred
100
preferred
—100
4
May 28
43% Jan
4
40,000
223
96
76%
common—_20
convertible
58% Jan
103
54%
27%
38'a
55
7
79% Feb
54%
62%
27%
28
21
94 Va Jan
157% Feb
55%
X61%
27%
62%
27%
5
Allied Mills
Allied Stores Corp common__No par
4% preferred
100
6
54%
63 %
55 y»
61
28
42
No par
10
24
55%
61
53%
61
15
10
Jan
54
53%
99
393/4 Feb
Jan
15,000
15
59% Feb
70
12
97
6
145
11%
_1
3
74% Nov 17
12
No par
Inc
18
147% Nov 26
11%
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied kid Co
Jan
93% Jan
11%
*125
127
40%
41%
107 V* 107 V*
*106'/a 109
1
52 v» Jan
45% Jan
11%
20 >/2
35% Jan
97
11%
7%
3
9
11%
20
83 %
No par
300
11%
175
222
10,500
14%
4%
40% Sep 29
Jan
30 ve
No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
Shares
44%
108'/a
14%
14%
4%
55% Dec
Mar
Jan
37% Jan
*55
100
44
108%
14%
l
preferred
a
prior preferred conv
44%
110
h%
5
5%%
43%
*108
14%
100
common
43%
110
the Week
14%
10
Mining
*108
Friday
Feb. 11
57
14%
~
50
43%
43%
ho
Sales far
Thursday
Feb, 10
14%
29
preferred
Corp
43%
♦108
32'/a
81%
w__
Feb. »
14%
28%
common
Alleghany
43%
32 Va
81'a
No par
Wednesday
Feb. 8
110
__i
preferred
20% Feb
9
97
$3
Tuesday
7
Corp_10
Air Reduction Inc common__No
par
4.50%
pfd 1951 series
100
Alabama & Vlcksburg Ry
10q
170
4
3% Jan
140
Sep 29
90
10
10
21
24
2 % Jan
16
25
54% July 26
16% Jun
26
com
Acme Steel Co
27 ye Jan
14
11%
52 y4
59 %
27 V2
41%
2.50
31% Jan
Dee 31
43'/a
*108
14%
1
33
taar
155% Feb
80
Vending Corp
acf-Brill Motors Co
acf Industries Inc
5% preferred
5
_
abc
77% Jan
8
Feb
100
common
Aug 20
15
22% Mar
72
9
LOW and high SALE PRICES
Monday
par
preferred
Nov 30
29% Dec
7% Jan
Feb
Jan
25% Jan
Laboratories
4%
31
Jan
18% May
104
18
53
30
Abbott
89
24% Jan
49
46% Jan
56 % Dec
26% Dec 31
44% Nov 29
4
20% Jan
58
14
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
*104
17%
17%
17%
68
66'A
69%
35
5,100
1,700
106%
30%
20
1,500
*
65%
30
17%
18%
67%
117%
18%
72,900
70
70%
1,700
36%
10,300
*
30% Oct
21
96
15
Jun
41
Mar 15
104% Mar
5
363a Feb
33% Jan
100
Jan
12
11
2
4%
15
4
12
Jan
16% Jan
4
4% Jan
11
35% Feb
23
25% Dec 31
22% Jan
18
27% Feb
25
23% Jan
10
253/4 Feb
1
10
Dec
31
19% Dec 31
10
Dec
49 % Jun
31
29
11
Theatres
of
Inc
19% Feb
4
93/4 Jan
3
American
Cable
443/4 Jan
3
American
Can
Jan
40
18
4
48% nov 29
43% Feb
1
47
Jan
3
4
38% Nov 29
35% Jan
18
40
Feb
11
7%
1
1
common
Radio
&
Co
20
Corp—1
12.50
common
preferred
American
4
66% Dec 21
60
Jan
12
673/4 Feb
11
American Chicle
20% Jun
11
23% Jan
3
27% Jan
17
American
27% Jan
6
30% Jan
11
No par
22
Jan
5
91
Jan
4
99
Sep 29
56
Dec
43% Mar 25
125% Apr 21
105% Jun 30
31% Jan
8
7
Jan
26% Jan
Jan
11
50% Jan
18
144% Feb
2
114% Dec 27
54 V* Sep
8
13% Dec 27
108 % Jan
18
1143/a Jan
3
Jan
17
4
12 ve Jan
26
52% Jan
133/4 Feb
10
preferred series c_100
Distilling Co
—20
American Encuastic Tiling
1
Feb
11
37% Jan
10
American European
48
9
35
23
15
100% Jan
553/4 Jan
150
Jan
17
3
24
11% Sep
8% Jan
16
Jan
3
19% Feb
11
15% Dec 27
13 Va Jan
18
15 y4 Jan
3
33% Jan
42% Dec
30
40
57
76
Dec
1
4% Dec
31
4
32% Oct 27
Nov 17
2% Jun 28
26
Jan
28
44% Jan
20
7% May 17
92
Jan
14
17% Jan
14
23% Jan
12
100% Jan
19
12% Jan
4
85% Jan
6
21% Feb
Dec
70
13
100
Jun
28
Jun 25
27% Dec
2
14
21
65
Jan
17
73% Feb
10
American-Home
11
i2y8 Jan
28
American
6
26
97
Feb
8
20
26% Feb
8
American International Corp No par
American
109% Jan
7
31% Feb
Amer
25
28
24
25
Jan
90
Feb
9
27% Jan
21
94% Jan
31% Feb
9
6
10
8
45% Jan
5
59
Feb
1
Feb 24
1061/4 Jan
6
107
Jan
21
31
22% Jan
6
25% Jan
4
Nov
Dec
Dec 31
11% Sep 23
14% May 12
21
6
5%%
prior
preferred
Locomotive
5%%
preferred
Products
Metal
com
convertible preferred
6
27% Jan
17
13% Feb
7
American Molasses
ll'a Feb
8
13% Jan
4
American Motors
2
American Natural
46% Jan
6
50% Feb
27% Dec 30
26% Jan
3
29% Jan
21
27
19%
25%
27%
19%
26%
26%
*26%
19%
*27
8%
;2 /a
41%
42
45
44%
45%
45
45%
45
37
38%
38%
38%
38
38%
38%
66%
65
65%
66
66 %
67%
26%
25%
26%
25
25%
29%
29
29%
29
29
*98
99
*96
/4
i,o
29
98
53 a
*98
99
53 Va
54%
99
53%
52%
53%
*3
34 /2
17 a
x*9
48%
48
48 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
35
35
*34%
36
36
23 /«
*26/$
18%
19
18%
19%
69,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
29,900
44
43 Va
44
43%
44
43%
44
44
44%
13,400
66 Va
66%
66%
65
65%
65
65%
64%
65%
1,500
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%.
4%
13,100
*34
35%
4%
4%
36%
*33
4%
36%
*34
73%
71%
11%
12
12
97%
*96%
97%
26%
26%
*26%
27
33%
*33%
33%
108 Va
*106%
11%
97
96%
97
26%
26%
26
26
32%
32%
32%
33%
*107%
108%
*107%
108%
22%
22%
112
112
27%
28%
*90
92%
*96%
X33
*106%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
112%
*111%
112 %
*111%
112%
29%
28%
31%
30%
31%
92
90
90
♦90
30%
30%
31%
30%
31
56%
57%
56%
58%
56%
57%
107
107
23%
23%
*25%
27%
106%
23%
13%
*26
13%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
49 /2
27 %
49%
49%
50%
49 Va
49 %
49 Va
49%
49 y4
49%
27%
27 Va
27%
27
27%
28
28%
28
28
44
43%
44%
44%
46%
46%
48%
47
48%
74%
19,600
25 Va
64,200
Feb
7
179 % Jan
5
3
9% Jan
3
American
8%
American Seating
8%
34%
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
50
Oct
Sep 27
32% Dec 31
62% Nov 17
Jan
4
74% Dec
121% Jan
8
142% Nov
10% Feb 25
156
8
1
29% Feb
1
53% Jan
6
64% Jan
6
4
168
Jan
3
42% Feb
9
Jan
17
American
American Sugar Refining
10
20% Jan 31
9
64 Ve Jan
130% Jan 20
41
' Jan 18
135% Jan
4
45% Feb
10
45% Dec 29
120% Mar
25% Feb
15% Jan
71 % May
66
May
12% Jan
73
9
119
Jan
3
10
17
5
1173/4 Jan
18
11% Sep 27
10% Feb
10
a Feb
9% July
9
y4 Feb
9
28
26 y2 Jan
13
27% Feb
3
Aug 13
11% Jan
6%
7%.
American Sumatra
6%
3
27% Jan
26
4
93
Feb
4
4
14
9
26
95% Feb
85% Jan
79% Feb
.96% Jan
3
Jan
25
4
21% Sep 15
94% Sep 27
17% Jan
6
22% Feb
10
Amer Zinc Lead
93% Jan
$5
97% Feb
52
Dec 29
47
Jan
6
54% Feb
8
10
59
Nov 23
52% Jan
6
60 v2 Feb
11
Anaconda
42%
122%
55 a
55%
55%
com__100
—100
139 a
5
Tobacco
67
*67
68
140
140%
19%
19%
19%
177%
19%
100
177%
180%
66%
65%
66%
x65%
132 /4
25
43/8
43%
43%
118/»
118%
*118%
10%
25
com
100
Co
68%
141%
134
1
132%
134
43%
119
10%
Wire
Anchor Hocking
42%
31%
31'A
55
55%
55
70
68
'
220
31%
9,400
4,000
600
70
142%
140%
19%
730
142
65 Va
132 Va
19%
19%
19%
181 %
18%
180
180%
181%
179%
66%
65%
66%
64y8
65%
132%
133%
132 Va
132%
133
43 Va-
44%
118%
*118%
10%
10%
10%
19%
181
2,600
107,900
39,300
119
1,100
63,200
10%
45 Va
453a
118%
45%
44%
118%
1,500
122%
56%
31%
68
27,600
310
42%
42
140%
142
46%
167
122%
123
20
8,500
25,500
800
68
45%
164
4,600
1183A
10%
10%
7,300
y4
210,200
180
10 /a
10%
25
27%
25 ys
27%
26»/2
27
27%
27
27
27%
27
27
1,100
25%
26%
25
26
25%
26
25%
26
11,800
92 Va
83%
91
91%
91
91
91%
91%
91
92%
83
83
800
22
25,300
& Smelt com
1
—25
50
No par
Glass Corp—
91 Va
82 Va
21%
*95
53%
57 Va
22%
96 a
54%
58 /a
rill
%
a
common—No par
Cable
-
36%
6,100
3,000
com—5
series
&
68%
*67
141%
123
8%
176%
8%
57
46%
166%
*41%
423/4
122%
58
45%
165
*172
35%
8%
37
58
57%
45%
166%
55%
Anaconda
4
45%
55%
prior conv preferred
Copper Mining
6
4
57%
166
55%
preferred
100
prior preference—No par
28
42%
123
8%
35%
31%
conv
Jan
123
8%
37%
31
common
Works
Woolen
223/4 Jan
29% Jan
45% Jan
42
42%
123
57%
46 Va
167%
24%
176%
8%
rights
Common
7%
42 Va
122
56%
*166
25
24%
♦175
34%
31%
preferred
Preferred
$4
166/4
-
•45%
46 %
166'a
73%
74
72%
71%
1
Corp
American Water
3
88
58%
45%
70%
31
preferred
American Viscose
American
33%
100
American Tobacco
5%
x57y4
8%
34
72%
31%
.American Tel & Tel Co
6%
175
8%
x39 /a
175
31 /2
Stores Co
preferred
23% Aug
4
25
common
27
25
138% Feb
Co
11
69*% Jan
19
Snuff
70% Jan
181% Feb
22
100
preferred
American
56% Feb
6
Jun
Building Co—No par
com
No par
Smelt & Refg
142 3/4 Feb
12
30% Apr
113% Jan
10
Co
12
13
66% Dec
10°
5
preferred
Safety Razor
33% Jan
14% Jan
July
7%
Co
noncumulative preferred-:-100
American Steel Foundries —No par
125
1723/4 Jan
1
4
3
122
16% Dec
4
121
11
Feb
164
178% Dec
Jan
55
Feb
39% Jan
137% Jan
4
40% Aug 17
1,600
33,300
13%
11%
BVa Feb
125
13 y4
13%
13%
24%
,170
13%
13%
7,100
11%
176%
4
23 %
26%
13%
24
Mar 31
110
23%
*25 %
13%
11 a
—
*175
36
108
24
28
23%
23%
*106
108
*106
107
28
*26
24%
118% Jun 22
40
4,900
14,200
30
28
91,600
91
*90
57%
24
53,200
400
30%
30
176%
144% Jan
29%
56
176%
Amer
23%
112
29%
109
1,800
108%
23%
112
130
900
58'a
23%
American Ship
91
97
97
29%
70%
9
2,900
70%
11%
72%
13
12%
70%
11%
24%
25
4,300
X69 %
11%
23%
Jan
100
72 »/4
70»/e
11%
71%
47% Jan
36%
*33
69%
43 a
37% Feb
36%
70
No par
60
200
18%
common—5
6
5,700
17%
cl b„No par
6
2,000
5
1
Co
Corp
Optical
6
4,600 -
181/8
108
10z.,,
'
113 'A
17%
32%
8
112%
18%
26%
*26
36
152 %
*147
113
*34 y2
36
♦34
Potash & Chem
413/4 Jan
38,800
48
Rad & Std Sany
50 ye Jan
55
13%
Amer
29% Jan
53%
49
American
26
53%
152
1,900
99%
13y8
Amer
Oct
*98
$9
49
11
May 24
1,000
13%
11
34
1,600
29
48%
11
57
26 Va
29
13%
25% Feb
45% Dec 30
25%
48%
74% Feb
4
25%
29%
13%
48% Feb
13
3,400
2,300
67%
49'a
49
6
24
40
67%
112%
6
27% Jan
44%
39
67%
*142
18
22% Feb
44%
39
113
Jan
42% Jan
45
Gas co—No par
Co
-No par
American News
7%
38,800
152
Va Jan
175
16,700
41%
25%
53%
8%
2,000
8%
41
113
67
9
19%
*142
21% Jan
31
8%
54,400
28
113%
152
39
8"% Dec
27%
19%
113 Va
*142
24% Dec 22
180% Nov
27 Va
113%
153
73% Nov 23
Jan
700
29
13% Jan
6% Jan
102
*27 V«
19%
8%
34% Jan
169
27%
28
19%
41%
—1
100
2
20
26%
8%
29%
57 /a
4%%
19
41 Va
No par
Amer Metal Co Ltd com—-No par
American
36%
101 Va
8%
1
Metals
&
102
42%
h27%
92 a
Mach
Machine
36%
36
102
8%
100
7
100
preferred
& Fdry common
3.90% preferred
Amer
35%
102
41%
100
common
7%
Jan
42% Dec 31
12
preferred_100
Investment Co of 111,
10% Jan
26
7
50% Oct
common—No par
Co
Jan
American
54
1
25% Jan
4
107
1
50
Products
noncumulative
35 V*
*101 Va
8%
66
4 a
35 a
69 a
11%
96/a
Co
96v4 Jan
9
29
Ice
ss
preferred
convertible
33% Feb
Dec
&
36 Va
102
42%
° \4
x™ /a
American Hide & Leather com
353/4 Jan
23% Feb
11
15% May
32% Jan
4% Jan
5
107% Feb
19% Jan
39% Jan
ye Jan
Jan
5
32
6
100% Jan 20
7
Hawaiian
3
30% Nov 23
7% Jan
5
9% Nov 22
Gas
American
6
4
19% Apr
American
4
18% Jan
11
4
11
71% Jan
11
112% Jan 24
19 a
10
443/8 Feb
1
6%
*25%
19%
—5
Co
7
31% Jan
111
Electric
Jan
62% Feb
105% Jan
17% Jan
Jan
Secu—No par
American Export
Lines Inc—_40c
American & Foreign power—No par
6%
25%
27%
conv
Apr 21
31% Dec 30
84% Jan
15
3%%
American
21% Dec 29
107
28% July 27
94% Oct
4
24
Colortype Co
10
American Crystal Sugar com—^10
4%%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
corn.—10
3va% conv preferred series b_100
29
98
35%
102
26%
No par
148% Dec 21
39% Dec
Mar
Co
36%
102
*6 a
jfi-v
25
Chain & Cable
48% Jan
25% Aug 12
32% Dec
6
35%
101%
.
common—
preferred
17
8% Feb
44% Jan
100
In
interest
18% Jan
27% Jan
com—No par
preferred
Broadcasting-Paramount
Ctfs
5%
Co
convertible
Amer
14% Jan
Shoe
Brake
Amer
Feb
103
x27
80%
83
79%
82
82%
83
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
98
97
97
96%
97%
52%
54%
57%
58 Va
♦95
52%
58
si
%
.
21%
•96%
97%
54%
54
54%
53%
54
59%
60
60%
60%
60%
1,160
90
77,600
1,440
16
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
33y* Jan
Range
Highest
12
Feb
7
44 % Jan
3
29
46
Jan
6
57% Jan
28
15% Nov
29
13% Jan
3
15% Feb
10
6V2 Dec
31
4% Jan
6
6% Jan
3
18
43% Jan
3
6
28% Feb
3
11
4
46% Dec
7
17% Jan
4
26 y2 Dec
22
4
74
6
Jan
Jan
13
5
Dec
31
79% Feb
13% Jan
6
16% Feb
26
90% Feb
May 19
18% Jan
4
6
31% Jan
24% Jan
17
6
28
Nov
27% Jan
8
55
Nov
11
52% Feb
85
6
121% Jan
18
134% Feb
18
60% Jan
34% Jan
3
Feb
Feb
11
100% Jan
5
103% Oct
Dec
16
25
38
11
98% Jan
5
Feb
144
Feb
9
Feb
28
20% Jan
49%
155
12
4
39% Dec
29
37 y4 Jan
4
101 y4 Dec
10
98% Jan
6
29
4
43% Dec
138
8
Feb
Feb
40
Va Jan
May 26
17
43% Jan
49% Jan
14
58% Feb
14%
15
153/8
26,400
*151/4
5%
15%
5%
42%
42%
41%
42 %
273/4
28%
27%
28
77%
78
5
15%
15%
com
No par
com
8.)%
1,600
3,900
27%
27%
77
75%
76%
27%
76%
77i/4
3,600
76%
15%
16%
16%
163/s
15%
76%
16%
50,300
89%
89%
89%
89%
*100%
101 %
100 »/2
100y2
178
177 %
177%
178
177
23
*22
23
*22
43
15,000
X88%
88%
87%
8 81/4
*99 Va
1003/4
*&9i/2
100%
1761%
173%
175
1,100
22
100
X176
*22
.
22%
23
22
8,800
190
7%
*7%
7%
7%
8
8 3%
28
28%
27%
28 %
28
28 %
28
28%
123/4
27%
13%
12%
13 >/a
12%
13%
8%
28%
13
13%
13
27=fe
27%
27%
27V4
27%
13%
27%
27
271%,
273%
27%
2,700
28%
28 vb
28%
29
29%
29%
29%
106 V2
9,200
106%
106 %
55 %
54%
134 3%
28%
100
*1053/4
107
10
preferred
1,400
5%
43 Va
15%
15%
101
1
1st
*5%
27%
178
7%
51/4
43%
42%
27%
100
No par
2.50
5%
42 Va
No par
*22
15 >/4
5%
42 Va
x75%
893/4
15%
*5%
x27%
preferred—No par
53%
54
28%
x28
xlOi%
7%
105%
105%
106%
54 Va
541/2
54%
129%
132%
54
50
26
131
Jan
13
18
154% Feb
Coast
5
14% Jan
Line
106%
55
8
55
4,900
2,300
54,900
190
1,700
14% Jan
3
18
Jan
11
19% Jan
31
22% Feb
28
Feb
29
6Vb Jan
17
7% Feb
49 y2 Dec
29
45% Jan
18
48% Feb
146
147
*21%
series
B
10
*98
99%
145
145
*21%
23
;
23%
144
1443/4
*21%
23
38%
393^
38%
39%
*21%
38%
99%
9934
99 Va
99%
*99%
42%
42 Va
57
421/a
(voting)
20
convertible pfd series A—100
53%
54%
541/4
55
56
144
144
144
144
*15
18
*15
18
13
13%
131/4
*17
17 y4
I71/4
17%
20%
20 Va
20 Va
20 Va
is
14
Vfi
%
Rights
Avco Mfg
Corp (The) common
preferred
No
'
$2.25
1451%
conv
3
6%
par
*47%
6%
13 3 a
13
17%
*17
21 y4
21
5»
%
•
230
421/a
42%
13,100
56
58
154%
17%
27,000
6,400
154%
*15
131/4
330
18
13%
131/4
*17
17%
2,900
200
21%
21%
221/4
7,000
%
%
7/a
80,200
7%
252,900
48%
48%
1,400
%
6%
7
6 'a
7%
7%
7'A
47%
48
48%
48%
48i/4
48%
1
48
391%
1001/4
58'/4
18
20 %
200
38 3/4
42%
13
22
70
99%
153
13%
22
39%
152
*171,4
•
147%
22%
*15
18
*98
100
57%
I4914
*15
No par
($1.20)—No par
prior pref
148
39%
41%
No par
145
99%
41%
-Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
1
50
.42%
Conv
2,600
*48%
99
41%
common
100
147%
49
99
99%-
100
Corp
49%
99 y2
*48
5
Nichols
1,900
49%
49
100
Powder—
4%
1,700
37%
38%
10
common
$3.75
7,400
591/4
373/4
*98 Va
Lines-
distribution
Refining
Atlas Tack
10
,
99
134%
591/4
38
37%
99
133%
60
37%
60
37 V4
Corp
Austin
11
Jan
Dec
59 y4
37%
Common
4
17% Jan
59%
37%
No par
I S3
132%
*59%
59%
37 y2
*48
RR
W
&
Atlas
25
6
130
59%
37%
com
issued"
liquidating
Preferred
11
J an
129%
130%
59%
10
100
"when
Gulf
Atlantic
130
50
City Electric Co
preferred
Ex
10
&
37% Jan
14%
5%
Carpet Co Inc
Atlantic
4
Mar 24
7
14%
5%
5
Common
4%
3
12%' Jan
4% Jan
1,200
13%
57%
Common
3
-
100% Jan
18% Aug 23
24% Sep
7
20
41%
55%
Preferred
11
40 y8 Jan
2
Nov
17
413/4
5734
Corp
Atlantic
10
14 y4 Aug 23
12
Jan
16
10
52% Dec
10% May 28
413/4
55%
No par
Illinois
Constable
Atlas
4
103% Jan
15
Jan
22
6
95% Jan
5
of
Atlantic
27% Jan
34% Jan
413/4
55 %
Associates Investment Co
10
60
41%
54
Common
5
37'% July 26
18% Nov 30
41
55 y4
Oil & Refining Co
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
10
58% Jan
Dec
159
41%
53
5
Arvin Industries Inc
56% Jan 10
>
41
Inc
preferred
5.25%
Shares
41
54
Ashland
11
the Week
Feb. 11
52%
;
Jan-, 3
16
61
4
Jan
3
Friday
Feb, 10
41
Corp
Co
convertible
Artloom
Sales for
Thursday
Atchison Topeka sc Santa Pe—•
134% Dec
5
Jan
1
$4
3
29% Feb
110
$3.75
Arnold
25
Jan
&
PRICES
14
Corp
Steel
SALE
Feb. 9
10
Co
Armstrong Cork Co
10
283/* Fob
18
Armco
Armour
1
8% Feb
Products
Oil
3
14 Vb Jan
6
49%
Jan
Argo
HIGH
Wednesday
.Feb. 8
10
Mining
Archer-Daniels-Midland
4
Jan
12% Jan
25% Jan
104% Feb
13
92
Jan
22
26
Jan
29
4
29% Jan
180 3/4 Feb
12
12
30
8
54% Jan
27
Jan
111% Dec 22
4
92% Jan
102
Jan
21
7% Jan
27
4
93% Jan
31
165
31
14% Apr 14
26% Jan 18
May 13
10% Nov
3
Jan
Dec
8% Oct 26
21
23
7
184% Nov 22
22
6
21.80
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 7
Monday, February
.
5
Copper
A P W
1
99% Jan
Andes
10
83% Jan
65% Jan
Monday
Par
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
1
31
102 y4 Dec
14
16
Jan
92% Nov 24
11
93% Jan
25
147/b Dec
8% Apr 30
114
40% Jan
STOCK
.
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
41
2% Feb
Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
23
32% Jan
57
1
Jan.
'52y4 Mar
July 21
8% Feb 23
33y4 Jan
since
Lowest
45% Dec
41
STOCK
STOCKS
11)54
.
7
B
4% Jan
4
6
8% Feb
10
Babbitt
42% Jan
7
75% Dec
20
66
Jan
18
82% Feb
11
Babcock &
8% Jan 11
13% Dec
29
11% Jan
6
14% Feb
7
11
40% Dec
29
35% Jan
18
18% Jan
39 y8 Jan
23
7% Jan
40V4 Jan
60% Nov
19
54% Jan
6
60
Jan
31
30
6
36% Jan
25
86
Dec
Dec
29
Jan
4
May
20% Jan
7%
81/4
73
72
73%
73%
77%
79%
14%
14%
14%
14»/2
14%
14%
38
37%
14'/4
38%
.
4%
Ohio
&
28
30
58% Jan
6
66% Jan
13
Barber
Oil
15 y4 Jan
5
16% Jan
13
Barker
Brothers
39 y» Jan
26
Dec
40
Feb
Convertible 5%
1
36% Dec
10
33
% Jan
3
48% Feb
22
14% Jan
6
16% Jan
13
8
4%%
4
10% Dec
55% Dec
Jan
143% Dec
99% Jan
107'A Dec
50
133
Jan
2
105
25
81
9% Jan
Dec
31
26
Jun
Dec
Dec
29
1
25
17% Jan
90% Jan 18
Jan
Dec
100
11
.
29% Feb
2
Roofh
A
44% Jan
24
Beech
Creek
31 '/a Jan
3
25
13% Jan
5
17% Jan
Jan
6
36
17
97
Feb
6
2
1 Vb Jan
99
17
Jan
common
401/4
57%
581/2
58%
59
59
59%
3,300
34
35
343/4
343/4
34%
34%
87%
*86
87
2,400
86
86
*86
87%
*86
39»4
*86
87'%
20
63%
63'%
6234
64 V8
63
63
63
65V4
16%
62%
16%
63%
15%
10,700
16%
15%
16
63
651/4
62V4
63%
10,700
*39%
*39%
*40
401/4
40
40
*39'/a
39V2
44%
47
44
4534
441/2
45%
45',4
45%
45
15%
16%
15%
453/4
16%
15%
16
10,400
153/4
16 Va
*51%
15%
16
513/4
52
50,900
53
1,600
12.50
preferred
40%
133
133
105%
105%
2.50
253/8
25%
100
pfd
100
100
*89%
Corp
91
1
Packing
Co
29%
42%
43
10
29%
30%
5218
*133
134
105%
25
91
52%
42%
52%
52%
*133
141
*133
140
*1051/4
105%
*1051/4
10534
130
25%
X251/2
25%
25%
25%
91
*88VZ
6,500
91
91
10
91
10
28 %
2 8'A
28%
27%
28%
14,900
42%
28
*42 Va
42%
43%
*32'%
43%
190
16%
17%
29%
16%
29%
1
17
161/2
17
163/4
17
1
34
16'%
36
32%
16%
35%
34
351/2
35'/a
36
35
36
33 %
33
331/4
*32%
Corp
preferred
Bendix
100
Aviation
Beneficial
3
10
common
Loan
5
Corp
4
new
33%
99
111%
21
2934
30
29%
30
29%
30
3,600
*32
99
*97%
101
*96
100
*96
101
98
98
109
112%
103 %
113
113%
1143/4
111%
112%
213/8
21%
21%
21%
21%
112%
213/s
21 vb
21%
33%
*321%
33
700
20
22
Benguet
32 % Dec
29
Consol Mining
31
Jan
5
33
Feb
1%
1 Vb
3
Best
&
Co
1 %
1 Va
1%
l'/a
1%
3
43
Jan
32%
7
47
Jan
32%
1 %
48% Dec
1
1%
4
13
Best
32%
Foods
32%
32%
32%
321/4
101% Jan
6
120
46%
32%
111% Dec 31
453/4
321/4
4
1
321%
Jan
Jan
27
45 34
46
46
4614
144% Jan
5
168 y4 Nov
101% Feb
9
167
Jan
7
9% May 6
65% Apr 30
36% Feb
9
29
14% Dec
29
13 va Jan
153/4 Feb
7%
10
78
Bethlehem
7
80% Oct 27
74
Jan
18
Feb
48
V2 Jan
6
57% Feb
2
29 y8 Jan
13
29
4%%
Black
17% Jan 12
29 y8 Dec
3
26 va Jan
6
14% Jan
11
27% Dec
31
26% Jan
28
30% Feb
9
3
Bliss
32 y4 Dec
30
28% Feb
2
31% Jan
3
Bliss
5
40% Sep 23
35 y8 Feb
11
38V4 Jan
4
Blockson
5
75
68 va Jan
6
803/4 Feb
7
1
24% Apr
8
35% Dec 31
Boeing
38
May
17% Nov
23
Dec
29
20 y2 Jan
Jan
26
6% Jan
4
17% Dec
31
16% Feb
13% Jan
4
18
Dec
29
16
12% Jan
11
8
July 29
17
20
393/4 Jan
3
20
Jan
6
9% Jan
14
74% Sep
3
62 Va Jan
18
653/4 Jan
14
34% Jan
6
383/4 Jan
14
Dec
17
96% Jan
19
98 V2 Jan
7
56% Aug
3
53 V4 Jan
6
573/4 Feb
11
23% Jan
6
16% Feb
39% Jan
4
44'/2 Feb
64% Jan
18
71% Jan
56% Jan
6
34% Dec 29
28 y4 Jan
28
34 y4 Jan
4
100% Jan
36»/a Feb
11
6
13% Jan 15
Jan
11% Jan
4
74
6
Jan
Jan
72 Vb Feb
11
34
Jan
6
40
Jan
6
18% Feb
20
92% Feb
28% Feb
9
29% Jan
14
43% Jan
50% Jan
12
55
11
85% Jan
Feb
11
80% Feb
3
88
19% Feb
84 % Feb
2
86
% Feb
10
8
73 y4 Jan
18
75
Jan
7
76% Jan
3
84% Fpb
11
22% Jan
6
28% Feb
11
16% Jan
6
11% Feb
8
16% Dec 29
15% Jan
7
163/b Jan
5
52% Dec 31
50% Jan
10
53% Feb
8
25
23
22
Jan
4
91% Jan
3
9% Jan
6
16
24 y4 Jan
107% Nov
1
99% Jan
4
20% Jan
12 y8
4
6
21% Jan
44% Jan
4
4
10
36% Dec 31
3% Dec 31
35'/2
35»/2
*35%
36V2
16%
16%
*35i%
16%
163b
16%
16 %
161/4
16%
16%
16%
16'/4
16%
810
16 %
16%
16 %
18 %
161/4
17
93/4
9%
16%
10
17Va
10
24,500
10
64%
64%
64%
64%
6434
617
5
36%
37%
36 %
37%
33%
371/a
new
36
96%
96%
55%
56
*96%
55%
98
.
56%
10 Va
*96 Va
160
10%
57
10 Vb
10
10%
65
65%
65
65%
5,900
36%
a
98
56V4
36
37%
37%
37%
11,400
*96%
57
98
57%
*96%
4,100
98
571/4
30
57%
3,700
9,500
4,800
33V2
1,800
5
16%
42%
16%
43
15%
421/4
43
16%
23,000
42%
No par
43%
68%
43%
44i%
69%
68
43%
68 Va
441/4
8,400
67%
68 34
69
70
69%
70
64%
66 %
65 V2
70
70y4
71%
71
30
72 '/a
29%
30 34
30%
311%
30
31
26% Feb
Feb
18
36% Feb
4
29 y2 Jan
25
26 y4 Jan
6
33% Jan
7
Terminal
30 % Feb
15% Jan
96
Feb
10
3
11
1434
85
84
84
5%
conv
Butler
85
*84
Bros
4%%
7%
Byron
57% Jan
13
64% Feb
7
10
28% Feb
11
29
Jan
25
32 3/4-Jan
3
Canadian
55% Jan
19
58% Feb
9
Cannon
6,100
*83
85
*83
85
100
241/4
25%
2434
251/4
25
25%
25
37
381/4
26%
18,500
37 V4
37%
37%
38
18
37%
37%
13,400
90
90 %
*881/2
29
29%
28%
1
100
100
29%
42
42%
421/4
43%
51%
51%
51%
51%
19%
19%
18%
191/4
85%
85%
85
85
♦70
100
82%
26 Vb
*16
50
53
15
25%
5
18%
92
75
83
27%
*73
81%
26
*95
9%
75
82 %
18%
13%
18%
90'/a
90'/a
♦901/4
92
92
x281/4
92 Vb.
28%
283/4
28%
28%
29
42%
42%
423/4
42%
425/8
52%
54V2
42Vi
52
53
54%
55
19%
19
191%
19
19 y*
861/2
86V2
86 %
*73
75
84%
27%
28'/2
47,100
16%
16%
16%
200
53
521/4
5
2'/a
570
26%
26%
19,500
53%
53%
53%
*53
53%
53
26%
26%
96
95
9%
26%
95
95
*95
110
11%
11%
11%
11%
39
10%
11
32 %
41,200
321/4
33%
31
102 %
32%
12,300
102'A
1021%
102
102V4
120
29%
2,300
101%
102%
*101%
29%
28%
291'a
29
37'
29
36%
3%
3%
113/4
12%
1238
13%
39%
39%
39%
39%
27%
27%
26%
27%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
95
3%-
29
36%
36
291/4
283/4
36%
36%
2,500
3%
3%
3%
13%
13%
13%
393a
39%
39«/4
39%
27 3
391/4
39 "2
12,600
29 3
291/4
301/4
29%
2934
11,200
14%
15
1434
14%
16,600
8
a
14%
3'%
13
95%
*95
64%
64%
63
63
62
No par
27%
62%
27%
27%
27%
62 %
62'%
27%
27%
25
29%
30
29%
29%
27%
28 y4
291/4
No par
303b
57%
57%
*57%
581/4
30 %
30%
581/4
30%
58'/4
*571/4
58V4
*57i/4
96
36%
3%
13 Va
100
;
96
12
29%
36%
26%
95
32 %
3434
101%
37%
26%
•
31%
3
27V2
*16
101%
37%
26%
16%
100
B
2,060
26%
*93%
230
75
84%
26 3/g
X26
1,900
66,800
8 4V2
*16%
97
*72%
2,100
14,400
84%
16 Va
26%
73
8 61/2
700
.
84
"26 »/a
No par
1
*72%
83
'
59,000
18%
85%
*16 Va
31%
18%
18%
16%
9%
183%
*85%
10
Ry
7,200
14%
18%
1
Co
Pacific
361%
14%
39%
com
Packing Corp
Mills
98%
35%
143%
18%
100
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
*96%
36
14%
38%
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Campbell W
C Foundry
15
Canada Dry Gmger Ale com__1.65%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
25% Jan
98i%
35%
24%
5
participating preferred
9
*96%
■
23%
1
preferred
30
9014
5
common
Jackson
*091/2
3,600
7,500
14,100
5
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (AM) common
»
♦83
5
8
6
351/2
14%
15
Co
28% Dec
6
35
14%
17V4
No par
Bldg—
prior preferred
25
17.
35%
14%
98%
Terminal
40% Jan
Jan
34%;
14%
10
6
26
35
14%
Co
38% Jan
14% Jan
98%
34%
X29%
No par
13
91 % Jan
*96%
No par
com
__
42 Ye Dec
15% Dec 31
30%
1
California
99% May 13
65
293/4
Inc
Inc
Industries Inc
Bush
3
103% Jan
64%
Co common
Watch
16%
♦96%
Bigelow
Co
15%
2.50
preferred
3% % preferred
4%% second preference
•'
8
26
No par
Burroughs Corp
21
12
2.50
4%
7
95 Vb Jan
5
100
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet &, Hecla Inc.
36
10,100
15
2
July 23
35%
22%
15%
9
page 26.
37
21%
15%
8
see
213%
15%
3% Feb
61
21 y4
15%
37% Feb
fro* footnotes
21%
17
13% Feb
29
21 Va
2,200
33
6
Nov
217s
65,400
16%
6
Dec
7,200
21%
79%
30%
321/4
2% Jan
60
35%
78%
21%
301/4
x
33%
10% Jan
27% July
35'/a
80
21'/a
25
23
33
36 Va
78%
100
Dec
12
Aug 20
90% Jan
52% Jan 11
22% Jan
5
6
12
4
1% Jan
7% Jan
8
38% Dec 30
Jan
93% Oct
29% Dec
35 %
73 %
>30
32%
Bush
10% Apr
26% Sep
5
361/2.
77%
29i/4
33%
Burlington
;
3
36% Feb
2
36%
79 Va
30
16%
•Bulova
7
5
73% Jun
July
36%
76
1.25
Inc
com
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
11
10% Jan
16% Jan
36
803/4
33%
Budd (The)
24
98
30
36%
78'/a
15
Club
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
BucyruB-Erle Co
11
37% Jan
4
30%
35%
1
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
7
Mar 12
7% Jan
30%
♦29%
Inc
3%%
13
15% Jan
Dec
15% Jun 29
301/4
500
32 '/4
11
30
79% Jan 14
21,200
551%
161/4
26 '/a Feb
16
15,800
30'%
55%
33%
6
Dec
27%
30
561%
32
20% Jan
51% Aug 16
57% Aug 20
17% Dec 29
4
27'%
30
56%
15%
&
85
11% Jan
27%
29%
56V4
33%
Shoe
12
273/a
30%
31%
Brown
25% Nov
27%
29%
*551%
16
Brown
4
27
30
31%
3
8
55%
27%
29%
34
9
15 % Jan
55%
27
30%
31%
Feb
74% Nov
56%
27%
34
143/4 Jan
Oct
320
16 Va
84
77% Aug 11
78% Dec 14
33,500
34%
6
25% Feb 24
37% Mar 24
151/4
76%
31%
6
28
15
76%
16
6
25% Jan
11
153/4
78
34
Jan
21
15
78
31%
14 y8 Jan
17% Dec 20
15%
76
100
82
36 y8 Dec
14%
76
100
32 y4 Jan
22% Dec 30
12
900
14%
76
29%
Roller
83
July 28
163%
5
preferred
33% Aug
2
14% Dec 29
4
3,700
162
2.50
Bearing Co
Braniff Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
iBriggs Manufact "stmpd"
Brlggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
11
13
2,100
28,200
5%
3
97% Feb
Jan
46%
118
Common
3
25
Mar 11
Stores
Bower
10
31
67
100
46'%
117
27%
*
preferred
Boston Edison Co
10
74 Va Dec
12% Jan
22
14
4
4
46%
1181/4
164
7.50
Co
Co
3%%
13
21
19% Jan
Inc
Chemical
Co (The)
Borg-Warner Corp
11
Jan
Oct
Laughlin
Airplane
Borden
10
Feb
35
44% Dec
95% July 20
Jan
173/4 Jan
33
5
11
11
60
3
3
10
Jan
26
14% Jan
28 ya Jan
311/4 Jan
Dec
36% Jan
38
13
14
32% July 27
17
143/8
*75
117
*162
Boston & Maine RR—
Dec
32% Dec
6
461/4
116%
162
1
Book-of-the-Month
26
Dec
11334
161 Va
10
(Delaware)
Co
Bohn
9
99
14%
75%
115
162
56%
Bond
10% Feb
13%
75
112%
*160%
88,300
1
3
39
6% Jan
100
3
13
18
&
com 5
Co
Jan
57% Mar 17
5% May 3
20% May 11
25% Jan 11
Co
(E W)
Mfg
17% Jan
35% Dec
7
163
Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A
No par
Class B
No
93% Jan 12
49% Jan
116%
163
'
par
3
10
34% Jan
23 y4 Jan
114
100
Decker
Blaw-Knox
1 '/a
com__No par
pfd series of 1951__
&
22% Feb
27% Jan
(Del)
preferred
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
10
50 y2 Dec
Steel
1 peso
8,500
11,800
27
50
Co
4,000
146,500
34
30% Jan
24
40
140
25
29%
42i/a
521/4
391%
105%
105%
*89%
27
*
51%
*133
1051/4
25 Va
*89%
29%
50
RR_.
Aircraft
4 y4 %
5
1% Jan
39%
58%
34 "4
10
4%%
Bell & Howell Co
10
22
391/4
58%
34%
Bell
7
1143/4 Feb
371/4
58%
34%
Beldlng-Hemingway
10
Feb
IrrrafI
Beech-Nut
7
343/4 Jan
1
99% Jan
Feb
3734
58%
50
Inc
(A S)
6
"23
Jan
Shoe
3
20% Feb
Dec
Beck
5
31
~1%
11
Feb
Jan
22
1
May 18
91
Mills
60,900
15,300
No par
Corp
prior
preferred
Beaunit
'
12,200
66,300
10
r—
Works
conv
4% %
5
30 '% Jan
17
105% Dec
11
22% Jan
27
Nov
Jan
3%%
14
31
8'/4
82%
14%
10
Beatrice Foods Co
Jan
8
33%
100
Cigars Inc
26% Jau
7%
7%
50
common—
preferred
Iron
Bayuk
3
Jan
106
6
40
31% Dec 31
4
136
3
Bath
preferred
37%
7%
100
common
Corp
29% Jan
35% Sep 10
14% Oct 25
10% Apr 14
20% Nov 26
24
Jan
85
21
41
17
54 y4 Jan
22% Jan
90% Nov 22
28% Dec
6
9
13% May
Jan
V2 Jan
100
common
noncumulative preferred
Bangor & Aroostook
86 y4 Jan
9% Jan
"%
7%
72
14%
4
83
40% Jan
60
7%
73%
14%
Jan
64
11% July
32
7%
72%
17% Sep 30
40% Oct
1
43% Jan
107
Inc
1
Baltimore
21
32
(T)
Wilcox Co (Tbe)_No par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
10
4
4
Feb
24 ya
Nov
10
16% Jan
68
8
*95
96
*95
97
95Vb
*62'%
28%
3%
82,700
13%
120,100
96
160
65'%
120
28 3 i
30%
4,600
44,600
58 y4
200
14
1955
Volume
Number 5403
181
. . .
(757)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
Year
Previous
Pange
l!).R '
29
27 VB Dec
4
85/a Jan
since
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Jan.
1
NEW
Highest
22% Jan
6
26% Feb
YORK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
Par
Capital
Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The)
25%
25%
26%
X33%
33%
33%
3434
33 VA Jan
18
Jan
12
17
27% Jan
7
33'A Jan
28
Carey
Dec
31
11
IIio
30%
31
115% Feb
11
30%
114
25% Dec
114%
30
23 VB Jan
113%
20 7a Oct
18
26% Jan
3
40 V2 Jan
63% Dec
31
55% Jan
7
€2% Feb
11
46% Jan
62% Apr
20% Nov
13
58
Jan
6
62% Jan
11
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry 100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Sleel Co
_5
Carrier Corp ,
"jg
22
18
Jan
6
19 VB Jan
3
Carriers
&
General
19% Dec
29
17% Feb
3
19% Jan
3
Case
I)
Co
129 % Feb
26
120% Jan
3
125% Feb
11
85 % Dec
27
79% Jan
4
88 Va Jan
12
126
Jan
107
Jan
13
137/8 May
Jan
44% Feb
113
112
Jan
103% Feb
102% Feb
8
29
23% Feb
8
Nov
26
117% Feb
3
81% Dec
30
77 % Jan
Jan
30% Dec
31
27
15% Jan
19% Dec
21
18% Jan
105% Sep
10
26% Dec
101 Va Jun
1614 Apr
121
107 7a Jan
66% May
16
Oct
18
21% Mar 12
28
Jan
20
(Philip) Mfg Co
(J
7%
Caterpillar
11
10
6
Sl'A Feb
9
27
30% Jan
28.
19% Jan
3
5%
21
Feb
8
Central
3
4%%
conv
Celotex
IVA Jan
6
87a Jan
3
Central
37% Jan
18
45% Feb
4
Central
5%
Dec
22
79% Jan
3
rCl)
8
12 VA Jan
4
lo% Dec
>2 /
14"% Jan
31
15% Jan
10
38% Jan
8
47% Dec
21
5
48% JFeb
8
105% Dec
19
112% Sep
30
109
Jan
6
111% Jan
3
8
Dec
8
24
Jan
7
26y4 Feb
11
Central
Central
26
45% Jan
25% Dec
22% Jan
17
26% Jan
24
4
25% Dec
28
22% Jan
18
26% Jan
24
31% Dec
29
29% Jan
36% Feb
11
Central
26
14% Nov
26
13% Jan
14% Feb
10% Feb
7'
Violeta
17
Century
11
Cerro
4
28%' Dec
31
24%- Jan
27% Jan
3
33% Jan
4
48
Dec
14
43% Jan
48% Jan
31
Jan
11
60
Nov
22
98% Jan
5
108
de
59
60%
60
60%.
60%
61 7b
x61 'A
613A
6174
613A
18%
18%
18%
18%
187a
18%
13%
18%
18%
17'A
177a
17%
18%
18-
124%
1241%
123
124%
85 Va
85
85%
17%
Belt
17%
103%
23%
*102%
102%
23%.
120
81
85
85%
1027a
118%
80%
125
85
24%
118
17%
125
126
*117'A
80%
80%
43,000
25
60
121
-
80%
80
2974
3,900
8074
297a
80
81 VA
80%
24%
121
4.00
1037b
1037a
122
122
80
4,700
86
857a
25%
243A
247b
121
1,300
1253A
125
103
103
103%l
23%
237a
120
14,400
27,900
18%
30
11,600
1,400
29%
29%
29%
29 "a
19%
19%
19'A
19%
19%
19%
197a
19%
5
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
2078
2074
20%
207a
2074
1,600
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8:%
81/4
8%
8%
87a
5,600
No par
42%
43%
42%
42 3A
42%
45%
45Vb
45%
44 7B
44 7a
8,800
100
class
J
85%
85%
85%
85 3A
85%
85 Va
85 %
85%
*857a
15%
47%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15V4
15%
15%
47 74
4774
47 3A
48
♦109%
110%
*109%
48
48
110
10
110
2,700
86
15
15'A
14,600
7i
487a
487a
2,100
11074
1093A
1093A
110
25%
25%
26 V.
8,800
24
24%
25%
2,100
24%
2474
237a
237b
24
2
25
247b
*24
24
*24
24%
25
24%
24
24
24 Va
25
247a
25 74
1,200
34
33 7«
34 Va
337b
35%
35%
36 74
9,900
1374
137a
13%
14 1
*13%
14%
2,000
3,500
24'/8
33%
14
24%
34%
14%
9 50
Co
*
1103A
.
*23%
24
I_5
48 Va
►1093/4
50
A
Corp
Sugar
33 3A
14%
14%
4Va
No par
12%
12%
117b
H7b
12
12V4
12
12%
12 7a
13
5
Mills
Pasco
Certain-Teed
Chain
N
West
Ribbon
14% Jan
45'A Feo
59
*102%
100
of
Central
8 % Jan
12% Jan
Co
South
&
37% Jan
24%
58%
50
RR
30
41% Dec
4
24 %
58
29%
B
10% Nov -29
6% May 27
20% Jan
28
247b
57
85%
Illinois Light com—_No par
Class
6
24%
57%
19'A
preferred
15% Jan
3,500
243/a
57%
4,000
29%
Illinois Public Service
15% Mar 15
62%
24%
58%
85 %
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
23 % Jan
7,500
19%
preferred series B
Central
350
24 7a
28%
Foundry Co__.
Georgia Ry
Central
115 7a
20
of
4%%
19% Jan
Oc 74
115%
No par
common
Aguirre Sugar Co
28
%v
114V4
1147a
114
24%
17'A
ioo
preferred
20
11474
31
3074,
30%
30%
114
247a
*123
preferred series A.100
Corp
15,800
30 7b
18%
10
a
3474
307a
59%
i
.
8% Dec
82
4.20%
11,600
34 7.
58
12 50
common
34%
'
24%
Celanese Corp of Amer
com„Nopar
1%
2nd
preferred
ioo
40% Dec
4
4% Jan
23% Mar 25
Mar 24
54 Ve
""
33%
ioo
Tractor
Preferred
3
Feb
Jan
"
Corp
common
preferred
26'A Jan
122
5
347b
34V2
12
30% Nov
Co_
267a
2674
26%
40% Apr
37
26%
31%
25%
Jan
Shares
11
Feb.
Feb, 10
25%
26
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 9
*
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
i
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
11V* Jan
28
RECORD
LOW AND
43%
43%
42%
43
41%
43%
4334
44
44%
45%
11.700
27%
13,900
48
Corp
'
1
Corp
26
26%
26%
267b
267b
267b
26%
27%
10
Products
Co.
27
X48
48%
48%
48%
*47%
48 Vt
4774
4 73A
48
7Q0
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
33
27
54% Feb
7
Common
No par
53%
3
109
Feb
3
$4.50
No par
*107%
Jan
6
55
Feb
11
Chance
l
47%
51
38% Aug 11
May 12
22
Jan
105% Jan
Mai* 17
30
'
4% Feb
2
6% Jan
27
8% Jan
25% Jan
5
53% Dec
31
43% Jan
24
52% Jan
3
33 % Jan
4
46 Va Dec
31
42% Am
6
47% Feb
11
84 % Jan
13
94% Dec
9
93% Jan
17
95
Feb
4
Jan
4
24% Dec
30
21% Jan
18
24% Jan
23% Feb
3
30% Dec
30
28
Jan
18
30% Jan
3
Jan
3
28
14
8% Dec
30
3
preferred
Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Cab Manufacturing
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
28
4
27 V» May 14
38% Dec 17
22% Jan
18% Jan
33%. Jan
18
38% Jan
27 VB Jan
4
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
19
38% Feb
10
12% Mar
1
19 VB Dec
31
16 Va Jan
21
19% Feb
11
4
13% Dec
31
12
Jan
6
17% Feb
7%
7%
7'/a
7%
44%
*43 3A
45 VA
46 ya
45%
467a
457a
95
95
95
95
95
23%
23%
29
29 V,
22%
23
37
37'A
38%
18%
8
17% Dec
21
15% Jan
6
21 % Feb
10
2
52 VB Dec
29
49
Jan
6
54
Feb
19
17%
30
14% Jan
21
17 Va Jan
4
13
36% Feb
9
5% Jan
Jun
10
35 y# Mar
11
10 VA Jan
34% Feb / 9
*
Oct 29
26
Dec
30% Jan
49% Dec
22
39% Jan
5
118% Dec
10
108% Jan
11
11
Dec
29
88 % Jan
17
92
4
Jan
94
23%
2374
23%
23%
2374
28%
29
29
29%
*2834
29
3,300
22%
237a
227s
23%
227b
23
21,000
36
377a
36%
38
37%
38
377a
38
38%
38r%
383A
38%
38:%
38%
38%
38'A
387b
4,500
18%
18'%
18%
18%
1874
19
19%
19%
19%
11,500
15
15%
15
153A
15%
16 Va
16%
17%
167B
17%
20%
21%
20%
203A
20%
21 %
'
21
21%
21
21%
14,700
53,100
52%
53%
52
527b
52
53'A
t
53%
54
.
5274
53 3A
37,000
15%
16
f
15%
16
327a
337a
33
337a
11,800
45%
453A
467a
13,900
105%
5
Nov
9
10% Aug 30
6
7% July
11% Jan
<-
21 % Nov
18
Dec
31
7% Jan
5
16%
Dec
31
Feb
5
35
May 25
4
1% Jan
21
4
56'A Feb -1
72% Dec
20% Feb
25
pfd
15%
15%
157a
15 7b
1574
16
33%
32%
33%
327a
367a
1
4
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
.
11
,
•
43%
44'A
*120
427a
43
120
90%
91%
91
43%
'
44
120'A
*
*120
92 Va
;
927a
.9% Feb
10% Jan
3
preferred series A
,100
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
*9%
9%
9%
974
974
Jan
22% Feb
1
Chiekasha
10
•21 y.
22%
21%
21%
*1974
3%
3%
37b
3%
104
18
Jan
105% Jan
14
47a Jan
3% Jan
3
Cliilds
17% Jan
3
28
Chile
3
38
Jan
21
66 VB Jan
18
9
23% -Tan
17'
24 V-i Jan
3-
Co
103 VA Jan
*104%
104%
105
378
927b
5,700
300
♦9 7.7
9%
3%
37b
15%
15%
36 Va
*35%
69
70%
687a
71
600
153A
110
37'
7074
142,700
24 Va
69
71%
4,500
3%
*35 7a
37
70'A
300
20^
15%
1574
153A
36%
500
97.
*19 7a
3%
16
400
135
104 7a
19%
35
*15%
8,300
917a
*9 VA
•
4,800
104 7a
#
19%
9 74
21
71
68%
105
237a
*125
:
9274
*104%
35
16
*35
25
Corp
104%
130
92%
3 6'A
16
25
25
preferred
Co
105
3%
1
common—
Copper
Chrysler
Oil
Cotton
convertible
5%
Jan
74% Jan
14% Jan
29
11
conv
-♦
119
43%
119%
130
90%
*104%
5%
'
32%
5%
Feb
125
6,900
23%
-
com—No par
Western
2,300
227a
94% Jan
6
Jan
62 % Jan
63
Chic & North
60,000
100
Pac
&
500
47 V.
97 74
,
29
preferred series A—
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
5
$3 convertible preference—No par
46% Feb
30% Aug 31
Paul
467a
467a
*95
'
No par
B
series A noncum
95
467a
46%
95
22%
5% preferred
".
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
5%
45%
46
•
6,700
7%
77b
28-%
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
Chic .Milw St
•
88,500
55
23%
40
Chicago Corp (The)
Class
45V4
IVA
45 VA
10
1077a
4974.
77a
2,100
54
107 7a
'
51%
7'A
95
A
109
49
46%
7%
*44
53 7a
5374
53%
♦107 7a
487a
46%
46
convertible
Class
11
'
44%
"
18 % Jan
*107%
48
5
preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
26
53
109
53
53%
109
44%
No par
3'A%
.
*52%
*107%
48%
1.25
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3
54%
109
10,600
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
18
4.
97%Jan;
15
101% Jan
12
59 Va Jan
18
49
: Nov
23
45 VA Jan
6
129% Dec
6
114% Jan
4
Jan
15
18'
10
102% Jan
104% Sep
22
102% Jan
3
35% Jan
6
Jan
4
Jan
27
33% Jan170
4
27
94
Jan
26
53
Jan
6
7
53% Jan;
4
Dec
68
92
27
31
110% Dec
28
2
70% Jun
Dec
5
Jant
•
C
3
10
10
5
4
11
98
75% Sep
27
Jan
17 '
65
42% Feb
9
29
22 VA Jan
1
Jan
6
4
24% Feb
56
68% Jan
10
24
Feb•24
42% Dec
31
40
Jan
20
45'A Jan
10
3% Aug 30
2% Jan
17
3% Jan
4
22
40% Jan
6
47% Feb
4
Jan
6
104
Dec
22
102% Jan
3
109
107% Oct
18
125% Mar 17
111% Jan
6
122'A Jail
Dec
10
89
869
.
976
Apr
Feb
10
7
13
63 % Nov
22
57% Jan
17
62% Jan
4
7
95% Sep
16
90
Jan
14
93
Jan
10
4
12% Jan
20
17% Jan
6
15% Mar 24
24 % Dec
31
21 y4 Jan
6
19% Jan
24% leu
40% Sep
46
31
45
Jan
6
48
July 28
% Dec
41
Mar 22
52% Dec
31
49% Jan
50
Jan
29
61
Dec
31
59
27
Jan
6
Apr
30
58% Nov
30
56
Jan
45
-
41% Feb
3
88 % Dec
21
79
2
88
Dec
21
80
Jan
12% Jan
4
16% Dec
23
15% Jan
19% Jan
12
"34% Dec
31
31
68% Jan
4
Feb
17
81% Jan
22
47
17
Jan
41% Feb
41% Jan «ir
'89
53% Dec
49
497'a
49
497b
11,400
129 V.' 1317a
'U7.200
Jan
14
11
Feb
11
56% Feb
10
9
63% Feb
5
94% Jan 27
93% Jan 27
16% Feb
3
39% Jan 31
85 y4 Feb
4
58 Va Jan
51% Jan
3
30% Feb
11
63% Feb
"Jan
11
26% Jan
11
31% July 15
29 % Jan
44
Jan
14
61% Dec
8
54% Jan
34% Jan
12
53 % Nov
24
48 Va Jan
18
53% Jan
3
No par
5
6
26% Feb
9
'
20
Climax
Clinton
Clopay
68%
Foods
Inc
67%
68
6774
109%
111
109 72
109%
42%
693A
437b
427a
43%
*42 7b
th/A
237a
24
237b
647b
63%
66 7b
65
66
1
43%
42 Va
43
42 74
43%
3%
1
preferred '—
100
4% cumulative 2nd preferred.100
Coca-Cola Co (The)
No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp—No par
7%
43%
3%
3%
44%
44%
3 74
37a
447a
45
140
140
140
109
*140
*110
114
*115
118
117
140%
108
116%
*850
4774
46
47
1417a
142
*112
120
*850
*850
9,100
653A
24,800
427a
10,800
3%
4,900
44% ; 46%
8,200
3%
•
.
210
120
*112
116
117%
*850
—
120
142-
142
117%
117
1167a- 117 74
1177b
♦850
24%
647a
x42
142
125
40
233A
.
3%
3 74
37a
70
110
441
24
7,000
74
42 3A
No par
707b
110 Va
*73 Va
637b
common
—
74
23%
Corp
99
*109 7a
70
*73 7b
73
4,600
191
*95
109%
109%
66%
*186
.
730
96
6174
6274
6974
69
110 7a
73
74%
61%
61%
61
43%
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
5,900
c0 %
10
Co com
*91
__
6
27% Feb
7
4
13% Dec
23
12% Jan
45 VB Jan
10
6
4
47% Aug
3
26
110% Dec
30
Jan
5
Jan
4
26% Dec
27
23% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
17
Dec
6
15% Jan
7
108
31% July 26
30 VA Jan
10
9
109y4Jan
Nov
26
100% Feb
7
11
11
22% Oct
20
14
36% Dec
8
18
Jan
3
25
Jan
26
4
11% Dec
30
10
7
Apr
6
9% Dec
28
38% Jan
8
105% Jan
5
113
Nov
24
106% Jun
7
109% Feb
1
42% Jan
7
68% Nov
23
5
Sep
22
30% Dec
30
.Jan
441/8 Jan
11
3
24
Feb
7
34 »A Feb
10
18
4
105
Jan 12
27% Feb 11
111% Jan
3
Jan
11
Jan
4
25
27
49
23
21% Feb
5% Jan
51% Feb
110
367a Jan
33% Jan
17% Nov
15% Feb
11% Jan
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
28
11
111
Feb
10
107% Jan 31
109
Jan
3
47 y8 Jan
108
61
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
26
69% Jan
28
10
27 Vs Jan
6
105'A Jan
33
Feb
100% Jan
13
104% Feb
7
7
VA Jan
3
103% Jan
5
104
105% Dec
31
4
79% Nov
24
72% Jan
25
21
106% Dec
27
101% Jan
18
79
93
603A
92%
92%
18%
19%
5,100
247a'
247a
243A
62,400
6072
92
92
18%
19%
247a
7,400
>70
91%
913A
18 7b
187a
18%
187a
23%
24
23
2374
23%
24 74
—50
477a
47%
47
47%
46%
47 74
4774
47V4
477a
48
1,900
51
52
53
53
54
56
56
5674
56
567a
1,150
6274
63%
63%
63%
62
6374
03
63%
62%
63
57
57
57
57%
58
58
85
87%
85%
867a
57%
85%
86 y2
87
87%
8874
84
85%
86
86 7a-
86%
57a%
preferred
series B
Southern Ry com—100
Colorado &
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
4% < noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A_2.50
4%
Clas» B
Columbia Gas System
Columbia
Pictures
*56
common
16%
167a
367a
36
85
84%
85
377a
843A
487a
477a
48 7b
,
*84
'
>
167a
t.
16%-.
16%
36%
37*4'.
367,
*84
,
;
84%
*84
»
'
870
5874
210
887a
*57 7a
3,400
88
,
2,800
16%
45,000
37 1
10,000
843A
20
*
47%
X48%
48%
48%
48
507s
307a
303A
62%
6374
6,700
8,400
30
297b
30%
307a
30%
30%
62
627a
6174
62
61
617a
61%
63 3
5174
52%
5174
52%
52
52%
51%
52
513A
52
6,300
257a
25%
24%
25%
25%
2674
24%
26%
247a
25
95,200
41
417a
41%
40%
41
1
407a
40% V
4074
40%
22,100
'
•
Corp.._5
of N Y com—No par
preferred
*—No par
Electronics Ind Corp
1
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33 Vs
Consolidated Gas Elec Light &
Power Co of Bait com—No par
Preferred 4%% series B
100
Preferred 4%
series C
100
$5
Consol
Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas new—10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
Common
10
Consolidated
preferred
Continental Baking Co com__No
$5.50 preferred
No
Continental Can Inc common
$3.75 preferred
No
4%
84%
163A
36%
85
29%
Commercial Solvents
Consolidated Cigar Corp
843A
16%
,
10
Credit Co
Consol Edison
84
16%
37
47%
5
cumulative preferred_No par
Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
$4.25
867a
16.7a
Columbian
Commercial
-
36%
2.50
Inc.,—No par
Consolidated Coppermines
30% Dec
7% Jan
*92
60Va
GO 7a
60%
19%
11
10
12
59%
60%
92%
29 Ms Jan
5
20% Jan
Feb
59%
1874
No par
&
23 VA
.
607s
Alkman Corp
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
Collins
8
9574
95%
95%
95
95
61%
65
21% Feb
Jan
95
24%
26
23% Jan
54% Jan
4,700
43
17% May
96
207a
64%
11
11
105
20
24
24% Jan
4
20%
1
No par
Molybdenum
9
4
20
*427b
27
May 25
20 Va
44
7%
23% Jan
907a Jan
20
*42%
RR
19% Oct 29
20% Jan
20
stock__50
Pitts
&
11
101 %
3,200
*73
20
49% Aug
377b
73
8% Jan
33% Dec
37%
67%
47% Jan
7
37%
x73
11
12% Feb
3774
♦109%
17
107
37%
No par
gtd—_50
preferred
8% Jan
22% Feb
Jan
37%
Illuminating com_Nopar
Elec
—
37%
99
$4.50
.J*.
105'
197b
20%
94%
,
*102 7a
105
*102 7a
-
37%
37%
*95
40% Feb
98
2,600
*102%
104
37
,
105
*102 Va
105
99
8
113% Dec
'Sl.OOO
16%
*95
13
7
527b
16%
99
30
8
51 7B
167*
*95
8% Dec
Jan
51%
16 7a
99
48% Dec
26% Jan
51%
16 7b
*95
22% Dec
107
128 Va
51V4
16 74
noncumulative preferred—100
4
5
1277a
50%
167b
191
4
40% Jan
1267a
51%
167a
*181
15% May 11
107% Apr
1273A
50 Va
17
197
36% Jan
/
1257b
51%
.
*102%
No par
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
—10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
No par
Jan
127%
16%
125%
100
19 y2 Jan
6
12974
180
102
13
86% Jan
1
49
*181
Cluett Peabody & Co com
38% Jan
20 VB
48
198
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
133'A Jan
483A
♦181
Cleveland
6
48
198
25
Oct
49
♦181
25
142
4,600
48
95
73% Jan
12
66%
61
4
Feb
667a#
——
Corp
Jan
22
132% Jan
Products
Cleve
142
66%
24
60
4
24% Dec
Dec
66%
237a
101%
95%
4
59% Nov
43
66%
237a
101%
59
Jan
7
4
1017a
66
5
100
City Stores Co common
4%% convertible preferred
71 % Jan
9
32% Mar 25
1017a
66 %
common
4
July
2% May
Co
preferred
28
73
101%
66
237b
101%
24
50'A
Jan
111
2374
10174
67%
No par
10
Co
investing
5%%
City
24%
101%
66 %
Machine Co
Corp
109% Jan
Jan
4
City
24%
101%
issued"..—
"When
5%
18
Mar
Service
Cities
93% Jan 27
37
44
Financial
T
23%
100
10
—
Clark
44% Jan
40% Aug 13
I
No par
T
preferred
Equipment Co
20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
Jan
66 % Feb
Mar 15
93
#
107
19% Jan
3
27
101
210
May. 12
87% Sep
37% Feb
20% Jan
3
Dec
57% Dec
21% Dec
15;
74
11
11
17 y4 Jan
98% July. 22
37% Dec
131 y8 Feb
6
14
4
1
,Jan
17% Dec
27'A Jan#
25
52% Feb
5
9% Jan#
4%
Jan
26
48 % Jan
Common
Cincinnati Milling
50% Feb
69
84 VA Aug
11
28% Jan
78
105% Oct
12
Jan
47
Aug
100
par
par
20
par
-
41
30%
a
9,100
8,800
8%
8%
8%
87a
874
227a
237a
227a
23
227a
227a
223A
23
x22%
227/a
7,700
2174
217b
21%
2174
21%
22
22
22% -i
x22%
23%
11,700
27%
28
*273A
273A
27%
8 74
8%
874
87a
8%<
2874
2774
2874
28
2874
2,600
14'%
14%
147b
143A
14%
15
15
15%
15
157B
34,900
47%
47%
x467u
47%
47%
48%
48 7a
49%
50%
51 Va
34,100
109%
109%
109
109 Va
109 7u
1097b
10974
109%
1093A
1,600
34%
35%
34
367a
36%
3874
36%
377,
35%
367a
15,400
17'A
•
18
177B
177b
17 7a
173A
17%
17%
17
17%
7,200
33
3374
1107a
33 7b
33%
1105/a
111
111
102
*101
101
101
33%
111
*10074
33%
34%
337a
110%
110%
*110%
1117a
101
*iooy4
1007a
1007a
33%
217/a
217a
22%
22%
24
34 7a
35
33 3A
347a
34%
35
•■20%
23
*207/b
*21
23
X24
33%
*21
101
273A
20,600
35%
34
34%
13,200
*21
22%
23
11
103A
103A
10%
107a
10 Va
10 "a
10%
10%
10%
1074
10
1074
10%
10%
107a
48
487a
473A
48%
47%
47%
48
48%
48
110
11074
107 7/b
110
*1073A
6674
67
66
*10374
104
♦103
31
104%
777a
*101
33
10474
20
26
11
♦107%
170
'
26
10 7b
74
13,400
347a
111
22 74
23
110
10 %
1,900
107a
3,700
6,700
110 7a
*110
110 74
110 7a
111
1107a
48'^
111 '
1077a
♦1077a
10774
107%
108
107%
108
2,270
65
3,300
663A
104
65%
66
*103%
104
32
32%
327a
1047.
104 74
♦1047a
7874
763A
773A
763A
1023A
1023A
1023A
♦101%
65
66
.
64%
*103 74
103%
*103%
327a
3274
32%
3174
1043A
1037a
1037a
78
10274
78
102
7974
102
104
78%
*101%
750
10374
32
10474
79
1023A
7,300
250
10,500
300
17
18
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Year
STOCKS
Range since Jam. 1
NEW
Lowest
Highest
IIV2 Dec
7
22
6
20 Va Jan
21% Jan
3
10
13% Jan
17% Feb
7
Feb
7% Jan
Lowest
Dec
14V4 Dec
15
4
102
Highest
10 % Jan
12
YORK
Continental
7
mn
95
Jan
102% Feb
11
31
4
11% Jan
75 y2 Nov
14% Feb
8
24
70
15% Jan
4
27% Dec
31
19
25% Jan
6
8
29
Jan
25% Apr 22
51% Dec 10
4
Continental
20% Jan
18
22
Jan
3
Cooper-Bessemer
46% Jan
5
67
Feb
24% Dec
11
31
22 Va Feb
2
52
24% Jan
25
50% Jan
3
52
31
50% Jan
7
32 % Jan
Dec
19
4
Nov
1
48% May 25
44% Mar 5
51% Dec
21% Jan
36
4
Dec
8
99% Apr
96% Jan
6
71 % Feb
24
174% Jan
5
Sep
13
Aug 25
91% Nov 30
98
21
26
98% Jan
176% Feb
4
182% Jan
3
1%
24 % Jan
25
27% Jan
3
Cosden
5% Dec
2% Dec
16
29
91% Jan
4
99% Mar 30
95% Jan
26 y8 Mar 22
9
30% Dec
5
14
Jan
7
6
Jan
Jan
6
2% Jan
19
6
48% .Tan
28
24
97% Feb
8
28% Jan
7
Jan
4
17% July 20
29 V\ Jan
14% Jan
4
35% Oct
34
4
64% Nov 23
4
11
106
4
21
20
7% Jun
15% Dec
7% Dec
60
30
93
7
2
18% Jan
7
13% Jan
6
6 Va Jan
11
7% Jan
62% Jan
3
Feb
16% Jan
1
6
106
9% Jan
35
4
10
114
4
$7
2
6
23
Feb
7
Jan
6
35% Feb
8
July 20
Jan
27
56% Jan
7
8
11
48% Nov 24
26
94
7
143/a Mar 15
11% Jan
25% Dec
Dec
43 y2 Jan
16
92
140
6
Jan
11
47% Feb
27
2
Dana
5
17
6
13 y4 Jan
4
6
28
Feb
Jan
5%
7
44
10
7
37
Jan
18
41% Feb
18
40% Jan
114% Jan
11
6
63% Feb
De
34% Jan
11
37% Jan
10
14% Jan
13% Jan
36
3
31
35
11
Jan
57% Jan
Feb
2
32% Jan
6
35% Jan
13% Jan
14 % Jan
4
28% Jan
Jan
Feb
8
17
49% Feb
41% Dec 29
36% Jan
17
43y8 Feb
10
99
17
107% Feb
10
51
24
Douglas
7
6
12% Jan
18
3
11% Jan
3
for
3%%
7,200
2,400
115%
118%
new_ 100
class
A
common
12
51% Feb
10
53% Feb
2
7
Jan
21
14
15
Dec
22
14
Jan
51% Feb
6
16
12
13%
13%
22%
22%
22%
40%
41%
40 y4
38%
37%
38
59%
59%
58
35
35
14%
14%
14%
18% Jan
12
29% Dec
3
28
40
8
15
Jan
4
9% Jan
4
46% Jan
165'
4
Mar
37% Feb
Dec
4
172
Sep
1
52% Nov 24
24
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
13
85% Feb
3
95
Jun
11
22% Jan
19
39% Dec
10
100
Jan
4
Deo
1
13'/a Feb
23
23 % Dec
9
33
Nov
24
45"%
2
1
% Jan
4
4% Dec
27
6
29% Dec
31
23
May
11% Mar
23% Jan
48
49,
106
3
35% Jan
25
11
Mar
16% Dec
12
52% Dec
8
54% Dec
30
41% Jun
14% Jan
4
20% Aug
9'/2 Jun
8
15 Ye Dec
22% Feb
17
26
Jan
4
92
Jan
6
22 % Jan
7% Jan
4
4
27
29% Aug 12
Apr 26
Oct
17
4
Jan
6
35% Feb
9
6
42 y2 Feb
11
Eastern
Airlines
6
23% Jan
3
Eastern
21% Jan
18
30% Feb
10
68
170
Feb
8
11
8
51% Jan
3
Eaton
24% Jan
6
26 y4 Jan
3
Edison
94% Jan
4
95
3
36
Jan
6
42% Feb
7
103% Jan
31
105 >/8 Jan
17
19% Jan
6
175
22
Jan"
31
Jan
Feb
10
36% Jan
18
41 Va Jan
3
3% Jan
27% Feb
5
5% Feb
10
30 Va Jan
3
3
15% Jan
6
19% Feb
11
26% Jan
6
28% Jan
3
50
Jan
4
52
50
Jan
17-
39% Jan
19
6
3
25
26% July 28
29% May 19
25 y4 Jan
28% Jan
96
Feb
Ekco
&
4
5%
54% Jan
3
5%
10%
11
*54%
55%
♦67%
70%
32%
33%
*14%
132
135
91
48 Va
40%
22
54%
Steel
4
24
10
100
Jan
5
Co
Inc
16%
17%
132%
85
3
29
Equitable
10% Feb
Gas
1
14
Jan
3
Equitable
20% Jan
Office
18
22% Feb
10
Erie
Dec
29
Dec
21
76
Jan
11
74 % Feb
82% Feb
5
72
Jan
20
72
For footnotes
see page
26
Jan
2
20
RR
5%
Erie &
11,000
20,400
preferred
86%
48%
46%
48%
88%
46%
47%
87%
88%
41%
42%
47%
47%
9,700
41%
41%
42%
47%
42%
48%
43 Va
33,600
104%
106%
42%
43
106%
107%
39,000
104
104
22%
22
105 y2
12%
167%
170%'
119
119
98%
47%
*51 y2
118%
35
47%
167
99%
34%
51%
119 Va
168
119%
99
99'-
34%
34%
34%
47%
*47%
*98%
10%
169
119%
15%
>
10%
119%
119%. 119%
120%
99
600
35
21,300
*47%
48
*51%
*51
51%
*52%
51%
*51
15%
15
47%
*51%
47%
52
52
520
51%
53%
51%
*51%
52
*52%
500
53%
*52%
51%
53 y4
51%
*51
15%
15 V*
51%
15%
~40
15%
5,700
15%
34%
33%
34%
33%
40 y4
35%
39 %
34%
35
40ya
40%
41
22 y4
22
41%
22 y4
41%
22'/4
22%
x22'/2
22%
26'%
27%
29%
30%
68
68%
69%
69%
68y4
*67%
68'/4
*67y2
x47%
24%
2.50
41%
100
*103%
70
70
171%
48%
25y8
96
42%
105
68
*69%
171
69%
70
173
*67%
*170
I72y2
*171
18,900
22 y»
3,800
30
30%
27,500
69%
70
12,300
171
68%
171
90
48%
24%
48'/4
49
25y8
24%
25
48%
24%
49%
25
2,700
25y8
25%
96
4,100
*94%
*94%
41
*103%
96
42
105
*94%
41
103%
96
42
*94%
41%
41%
96
,
42%
7,100
*103%
105
21 y2
*103%
21%
105
2iy2
30
22
37%
21%
38%
22
38%
39%
4,800
38'/4
39%
20,400
468,800
21%
21%
21%
38%
37%
38'/2
4%
4'/a
5V'8
5Va
4%
42%
103%
21%
No par
9,800
42%
48'%
37%
4%
34%
41%
22%
48
5
4%
173
34%
'
47%
1
shares
130
51%
51 %
33%
69%
1,900
99
34%
51%
27
6,600
17,100
99
53 y2
26ys
10%
173
22
"
6,400
12%
171
39%
26y4
7,800
22 y4
35
51%
15 V*
10%
171
106%
99
*51
51%
*12%
34%
51 Va
'
22
12%
10%
170%
106%
22 y8
35
*52%
51%
22
*12%
99
47%
52
51%
53%
*51%
168%
*47%
52
*52%
*94%
5%
28%
5Va
18'/4
28%
28%
5'/4
18
18y4
29
18y4
18%
29%
27y8
18%
28%
27
26'%
19
26%
19
51
51
51
28%
7,200
51
27%
19%
27%
28%
12,300
28l/2
29>/8
18%
26%
*51'/2
27%
53
*51%
53
8,200
50
51%
51%
5iy4
3
51%
42ya
5iy4
42%
51%
41%
51%
52
42%
20%
42%
53
20y8
41%
52
4
20J/2
42%
21%
42%
42%
43%/
12,700
5
14%
23
22%
23%
22%
53
100
2,800
15
14y2
15
26%
14%
26%
14%
15
32,300
26'/0
14%
23%
10
26%
26'/4
14%
26y8
24,800
30%
26%
14%
30%
26%
30%
26»/4
30%
26%
31
2,500
30%
31
3,500
99
99
27%
27%
100
8.50
Bldg—
*97
x27%
1
A
Co
*10%
No par
series
21%
*51%
common—25
Co
Pittsburgh RR
28J/2 *29
15
10
common
79
i7y4
131%
22 Va
common—1
common
Endicott Johnson
Corp
4%
preferred
14% Dec
22% Dec 29
17
129
21%
2
Gas
28% Jan
4
i7ya
132%
10%
*69%
1,800
17
130
*12%
170
14
17%
89 Va
12%
10
preferred
Natural
25% Jan 21
4
14
1,200
132%
22 Va
25%
33%
87%
10%
5
1,600
71
33%
50
2nd
27
Jan
17
55%
*67%
129%
90
10%
100
Amer
27% Dec
66
14
*12%
100
El
Feb
13%
12%
Corp
Emerson* Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio <fc Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co—
26% Jan
14
3,600
1
11
31
13%
14%
11
55%
v
71
5,600
9,100
10%
33 y4
•67ya
2,700
12%
32%
10
10
3
33
*
14 Va
12%
32%
-
54%
33
10%
15
54%
68%
*32%
126 y4
y4
54%
*66
32%
14
17%
54%
69%
32%
10%
Inc
23% Feb
6
55
♦67
14%
16%
103
'
'
10%
*12%
5
preferred
Paso
14 y8
12%
32%
50
44 Va Jan
15
58
*34%
14%
12%
32%
50
common
conv
14%
12%
32 Va
50
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
Co
40O
34%
12%
50
Electric
Elliott
4,000
59
34%
31%
50
Stores
Ind
130
58%
35 y4
57%
14%
12%
.10
com
preferred
Mus
114%
58
34%
10%
No par
No par
Manufacturing Co
&
114y4
57%
34%
*14 Va
32%
Co—
4%%
preferred
Elastic Stop
Nut
Co_
Electric
Auto-Lite
(The)
Elec
4,000
113%
12%
10
Products
22,100
37%
113%
10%'
5
preferred
Bros
1,100
41%
37%
32%
50c
Co
Stainless
4%%
Feb
Jan
2
6%
22%
40%
12%
common
Eastman Kodak Co common
Common "when issued"
Jan
Jan
July 13
4
47% Feb
13% Jan
102
74% Jan
Eastern
22%
41%
38
11
common
Corp
Eagle-Picher
22%
37%
32%
Cigar Corp
Jan
20
16% Jan
70
27
8,000
40%
5
35% Jan
13%
10%
89
Co
13%
*22%
V*
par
Light
7,500
12%
No par
Inc
I)
3 '/4
31%
1
30
3%
1
50
7,900
3%
2
No par
4,400
13%
114
10%
35y8
69 y2
2%
50c
Ltd
22
24% Aug
9
25% Dec 31
72% Dec 31
♦113
59%
35'A
14%
1
21% Apr
114%
117
34%
•68
13%
41
37%
*113
35 y4
Ltd
preferred
DWG
13%
2
4% preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
3
Jan
41%
38%
68
3
27/a
116
34%
68
22
114 y4
34%
.
68
2%
25
preferred
$4.15
41
34%
*66J/2
13%
23
38%
114
116
34%
68
2%
13%
22%
112%
34%
*66 y2
3
13%
issued"
Duquesne
$3.75
*2%
113
34%
68
No par
No par
Co
111%
34%
No par
common
24
5
113
34%
10
100
series
48% Jan
112
*66%
2
common
preferred__100
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
Dunhill
International
1
Duplan Corp
No
11
57%
14,100
$3.50
35% Jan
56%
56 y2
Preferred
52% Jan
2,500
56%
343/4
5
47% Jan
34,000
34%
55%
20%
Jan
3
2,200
34%
34%
34%
20
series
2
47%
34 %
34%
35
34%
55%
(E
12
47%
34%
34%
34%
Nem
Feb
47
34%
35
34%
20%
$4.50
100
20
34 y2
Co
de
40
13,700
36,000
34 %
convertible
Pont
70
97
20 y4
common
Dow Chemical Co
Dresser Industries
►95%
46%
34%
34%
55%
56
4,900
94
*34%
35%
34%
55%
94
34%
Preferred
52
12,400
43
96%
20%
Common
50% Jan
27%
27 y4
19%
preferred
Aircraft
47
34%
RR—
preferred series A
Co (The)
Mines
"When
du
9
27%
34 %
3
5
200
19%
3
53% Oct
27%
30
1,400
13%
►13
34'%
121% Jan
54% Dec
13 y4
19%
175% Jan
.
13%
34 Va
18
7
13%
27%
34%
17
33% Jan
46% Jan
26%
"13
6ya
20
Jan
51
28
2,900
94
6%
19%
Jan
7
26%
1,800
47%
47%
►93%
6 %
7,800
68%
34 y«
118
Mar 12
28
47%
94
6
34
138
673/4
50
West
157
54% Oct 25
53% Nov
4
13%
50
400
256,600
Light Co—13.50
1
35y4Sep
13 y4
47
34%
5
cum
Pepper
Jan
3
Western
&
8
49
10
9% Jan
Dr
91 % wob
24% Jan
&
Grande
ctfs
conv
Dome
2
Rio
Cup Co
10
141
6
7
13 %
333/4
♦135
67%
*93%
6
55
10
20
Dec
1
Sep
18% Jan
6
98% Feb
27%
100
122% Oct
101% Nov 24
12
473/4 July
51% July
3
&
Dobeckmun
3
44 Vs Jan
6
50% Jan
15% Jan
115% Jan
13
45
17
"23
170
*13'/a
10
common
Corp
Corp-Segrams
Corp
5%
7
18% Sep
7
130% Dec 29
6
20
Stores
Dixie
71% Jan 25
31
20
Co
Distillers
Divco
24
15% Dec
11
47
6
34%
138
66%
93%
*5%
Vilbiss Co
Diana.
10
34% Dec
12
46%
93%
6
$1.50 cum preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
3
11% Jan
3
5
94% Jan
&
Diamond Match
3
7
9
115% Jan
Records
4.40%
28
13% Jan
12% Jan
11
104% Jan
47
94
5%
6
Light common__7
Devoe
& Raynolds
Diamond Alkali Co
1
13% Aug 16
12% Jan
10% Feb
46%
•93%
:
Rubber
Escrow
31
6
7
47%
93 %
Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & 8 W RR
Co_100
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
1
Detroit Steel Corp
I
8
36% Jan
12% Aug 19
46%
Detroit
3
13% Sep
34
*135
67%
46%
35% Sep 16
16% July 23
4
22%
2,700
63
21
34%
138
66%
93%:
Deep Rock Oil Corp
3
21% Jan
623/4
22%
16%
32% Jan
Jan
63%
21%
15%
1
30
34%
*135
66%
*62%
15%
Feb
31
138
66%
23,800
15%
22
23% Dec
35%
*135
67
8%
114%
47%
15»/4 Jan
104 y2 Dec
22
600
83/4
*113%
8%
114
47'/a
5
15
63%
21%
34%
47 y*
Jan
23
63%
22%
34%
47 y.
39% Dec
27
A
8%
2,200
83/4
35
*112%
64
1,100
8%
1
13
75 % Jan
63%
20%
34 %
140
66%
common—2.50
preferred
Lack
20 3/4 Dec
8%
35%
8%»
35
112
23
*135
613/4
8%
19%
11
85
8%
112
1
series
Corp
&
8%
112
63%
100
common
preferred
37,000
61%
8%
35
19
Jan
Jan
100
No par
73/4
7%
60%
60
8%
*34
19%
10% Jan
7
pfd
2,200
19%
263/4 Aug
11% Oct
34%
1,770
15%
19%
33% Dec 23
4
22%
8%
17%
15%
7%
15%
12
18 3/4 Jan
1
60
8%
34%
112
64
17
16
7%
14%
3% Jan
47% Dec
112%
17
7%
107
18%
6
~~2
110%
*63
60
8%
34
1
Inc
60
8%
34
17
16
7
*104
15
34% Feb
16% Feb
59%
8%
230
12,900
105
147/a
10
68
16%
7%
8%
common
Power
4
16%
7
59%
35
103
16 Va
17
16
7 Vs
8%
A
Delaware
Aug
17%
16%
7
34
800
9,900
105%
345/a
17%
16%
16
No par
No par
;
103
*104%
35
15y8
20% Jan
52% Jan
102%
16%
5
preferred
Stores
Denver
7
103
16
_100
Delaware
61% Dec
103
105%
14%
10
May 14
102 %
convertible
Decca
19
59 %
102%
Dayton
11
333/a Feb
33%
50c
Jan
75
34%
61
Inc
68
57
33%
60%
97
35% Feb
4
*104%
33%
61
*95%
118% Feb
Jan
34%
18%
12
40
34%
18'/4
6
Jan
343/4
34%
19%
18y4 Jan
10
15%
*34%
34%
33
Deere
31% Jan
15%
34%
*34%
34%
-7% preferred
Delaware & Hudson
11
15%
33%
7
12
30%
15
60 %
3
Nov
30%
14%
X34%
10
11% Jan
30%
14%
18%
33% Jan
May 17
11,000
30%
14%
50o
3
8 5/4
1.400
30%
14%
Co
30
28% Mar 24
30%
30%
15
95%
Aug
12
100
30%
30
14%
*93%
Nov
21
20,800
95%
3% July 21
15 % Dec 31
May 10
467/a
973/4
34%
35% Feb
47% Jan
10,600
46'/a
*96%
60%
57 y4 Feb
Jan
46%
97%
104%
35% Jan
113
23/a
45%
*96%
59%
Inc
2%
46%
97%
30
common—2.50
preferred
150
8,300
3,100
45%
104%
8
1
2%
53/4
*96%
46
97'A
60'%
6
13
2%
10
26
5%
96%
35
10 3/8
2
45
97%
5,900
177
25%
5%
96 y2
68
10% Jun
(The)
46%
97%
105%
18
30
46
*95%
26
♦93%
11
33% Jan
25
59%
34% Feb
Dec
5%
Xl05%
51% Jan
38% Oct
5%
2%
No par
1
53% Dec
%
2'/a
96%
62% July 8
2% Apr 30
116
25%
5
2%
96%
283/a Jan
7
26%
5%
2%
98
8
4
25%
26%
5%
2%
*96%
17
12
26
5%
2%
177
100
Jan
Jan
26%
5%
1
89
176%
C
Jan
273/a Jan
5,900
176%
series
30
33% Jan
883/4
88%
176%
3.90%
101
101
100
88
89%
176%
178
1
100
30
3
176%
10
600
4,000
61
Preferred
5
8
99%
42%
20
20% Jan
973/4
*98
►94%
33% Aug
,
*97
99%
43%
117% Dec
10
97%
*98
96%
7
Feb
*97
99'A
88%
*94'/2
12
18
97%
*98
X42%
Apr
July 19
*97
88%
42%
Jan
55% Jan
8
97%
88%
96
11
2% Jan
60
95
20
Jan
60 %
42%
16 y4 Feb
66
60
43
50% Jan
28
60
99%
*98
178
26%
59
34%
94
5
27
1
60%
33%
94%
6
20% Dec
88%
*176%
34%
43
14% Jan
4
100
34%
97%
98
88%
34%
51%
58%
97%
98
53
*51
94%
46
Dec
*97%
*51%
51
93%
14
35% Oct
100
60%
53
50%
43'/a
55
57
60
23%
*51%
51%
95'%
23
3
new„i_5
23%
6,600
9,800
13,100
4,400
34
94%
18% Nov
4
*51
34%
94%
8
May
53
51
34
61%
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
10
12 % Jan
*51%
51
34%
42%
19% Feb
32% Jan
53
51%
34%
♦94%
96% Feb
41
*51%
51%
51%
100
8
31% Jan
51%
50
100
17
35% Nov 12
23%
A
17y4 Jan
4
23 %
B
96% Feb
243/4 Jan
23%
series
26
8
11
Jan
23%
series
19% Jan
,
23%
3.75%
12% May 4
9% Apr 27
35% Jan 11
Jun
66%
23%
3.75%
13
Feb
63%
23%
*
Preferred
26
93% Feb
63%
23%
5
Preferred
Nov
101% Oct
94
61%
18
13
11
1
67
64
18
Jan
96% Apr
65%
61%
98
Jan
91
943/4 Jan
97
21%
63%
96% Jan
,90
5
21%
59%
106%
Davega
17
22
60%
3%%
6 % Jan
Jan
21%
106 %
Corp
Jan
3
23
12,700
21
28%
series of 1947-100
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
27
42% Jan
Aug 23
115,500
79%
26%
Corp—_1
com
Seal
Cutler-Hammer
Jan
94
78%
26%
No par
Class
5y2 Jan
^
79%
26%
20%
series
preferred
12% Jan
Aug 20
14%
77%
26%
Corp common__5
Curtis-Wright
7
68 % Feb
77%
preferred
Prior
15% Jan
75%
26
50
Wheat Corp
Press
Feb
31
14%
77
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
64% Feb
135
64% Dec
46
Cuneo
10
14%
1,800
26%
Sugar common_10
Cudahy Packing Co common
5
11
14%
300
10,900
102%
75%
Cuban-American
4
Feb
14%
35,100
.
25%
Zellerbach
4 % %
9% Jan
28
33% Dec
27
Jan
60 % Jan
Aug 17
136 %
4
26
28
14
102
77%
Refining common_25
&
14%
17%
102
26%
Crucible Steel of Amer common__25
5%
convertible preferred
100
Cuba RR 6%
non-cum
pfd
100
3
3
59
3
43/a May 18
13% Jun
8
Apr
3
8% Jan
11
37
108 % Jan
5%
preferred
$4.20
12
6
8% Jan
11
30% Jan
Crown
7
36
Jan
33 % Feb
62
87 % Jan
3
106% Feb
15% Feb
18% Dec 27
Jan
63% Jan
4
5
5
39
25
2
4
Jan
Jan
29
54% Jan
7% Jan
Jan
$2
Dec
4
25
Crown
3
9 % Aug
108
Dec
35
Jan
1.34
3
35 % Jan
100% Jan
31
9"% Jan
27 Va May 14
6% Apr 19
Cork
16% Jan
7
5
29
Dec
of
25
104% Jan.
32 '/a Jan
9
Cream
17%
17
100%
21
common
U
17
17%
101
20%
preferred
30% Feb
Jan
55
26
31
109% Dec 31
20% Jan 26
10
4% Oct
Nov
36% Dec
4
48 % Oct
15
Co
14%
12
21%
76%
Petroleum
3%%
13%
11%
21%
21%
preferred
Crane
100%,
12
21%
26%
Corp
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
13
2
37 Va Jan
101 %
11%
21%
16%
100%
102
Shares
12
21%
*21%
17%
the Week
Feb. 11
20%
preferred
Products
11%
21%
16%
Sales for
Friday
Feb, 10
5
Electric
Cum pfd 3%%
Corn
23
40% Dec
13% Nov
3%%
27
*21
Thursday
8
series
Dubilier
12
14
common
Corning Glass Works
11
89% Jan
17%
PRICES
.No par
pref
Preferred 6%
25
20
4
11% Jan
98 % Jan
12
Convertible
Cornell
27
Jan
4
72 y4 Jan
63 % Jan
80 % Jan
1 % Jan
34% Jan
3
1
3% Mar 16
21% Jan
11
21%
17
Delaware
Corp.
Corp
Copperweld Steel Co
26% Nov
1
101 y4 Jan
52% Jan
*21
13%
SALE
Feb. 9
11%
5
1
of
12
100%
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 8
25
^10
Copper Range Co.
21
35% Jan
Oil
Steel
11%
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 7
com_2
Motors
Continental
3
Jan
Steel Ind
Insurance
Continental
Dec
28% Jan
11
Continental
11
6
95 % Jan
102
185
79% Feb
6
57% Jan
95% Jan
19 Va
Jan
24
Jan
Monday
Par
5% convertible preferred
Continental Diamond Fibre
13% Dec
22% Jan
STOCK
&
29
Jan
Monday, February
.
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Feb
Dec
52
.
"
ly&4
7% May
4
17 Va Jun 22
10% Jan
6
72
STOCK
.
21%
100
50
82'/4
*71
30%
30%
98
97%
98
27%
27%
27%
11
22 Va
»loy8
21%
H
22 Va
82'%
x82
82
74
*70
75%
30%
*97
27%
*loya
98
97%
98
27%
27%
27%
11
*10%
11
21%
22%
81
81
*81
82
73%
*70
73%
*70
22%
22%
*10%
22%
8iy4
*70
140
6,100
11
22%
46,600
8i y4
900
73%
14
Volume
Number 5403
181
., .
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(759)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Since for Previous
Year 1954
Lowest
12% Feb
16
49% Jan
4
27
14% Dec
29
27
14% Jan
Evans
Products
10
Eversharp
Feb
10
Ex-Cello
27/a Jan
Jan
19
105
2% Jan
11
13% May
Co__
*
Inc
~II
Exchange
Buffet
27% Jun
4
1
24 % Jan
6
18% Aug 11
18% Jan 27
26% Jan
3
Fairbanks
15% Jan
6
21% Feb
7
Fa rchild
15% Jan
3
16% Jan
26
Fajardo
3
Falstaff
Morse
2.50
&
Co
31
15% Feb
7
17% Jan
5
25% Dec
167/a Jan
29
22J/8 Jan
6
25
52% Jan
Feb
11
4
6
70% Jan
5
72% Jan
19
26% Jan
6
307/a Feb
9
5% Jan
17
6% Jan
3
Farwick
11% Feb
2
29
3% Apr
13
48% Oct
Dec
30% Dec
8
10Va Oct
13
6
16
Aug 16
16% Apr
64 Va Apr
8
5
13% Jan
5%
47% Jan
7
50
Jan
3
5%%
3d
Pen
10
17% Jan
4
16
32% Jan
18
16% Dec 21
19% Dec
27
14% Feb
8
OO 74
20% Jan
4
15
41»A Dec
103
10
21
Aug
48% Sep
101% Nov
53% Dec
5
40
38% Jan
4
4%%
6
44% Feb
103% Feb
7
26% Jan
12
6
39
11
Florida
Power
bi>3/4 Feu
Florida
Power
&
50% Jan
Food
47
Jan
99
Jan
46% Jan
6
Feb
101
13
25-
Jan
52%
Co (The)
preferred
$4
Florence
Food
jan
Stove
Fair
$4.20
3%%
32% Jan
92
Dec
29
90
9
Jan
Jan
38% Jan
91% Jan
6
6% Jan
3
Gair
3
41% Jan
18
17
32% Jan
6
40% Dec 21
35% Jan
35% Jan
11
Gamewell
41
Jan
21
2
37% Jan
13
32 va Jan
20
357/« Jan
3
Gaylord
26% Jan
17
6
6
28% Jan
3
General
'
Gar
Co
Wood
4 y2 %
84'/2 Jan
31
bO 72 Feb
11
4%
1st
49
Dec
45% Jan
18
52
Feb
10
4%
conv
4
29
Dec
25% Feb
3
28
Jan
19
131
Jan
134% Feb
11
7%
l
18
Jan
20'/a Feb
10
General
1
14% Jan
15% Feb
10
6%
Jan
4
82% Dec 29
74% Jan
114% Feb
11
General
37% May 17
48% Jun 25
46% Jan
14% Nov 24
13% Jan
6
80% July 22
75
Jan
5
94 % Feb
1
4o74 tea
Mar
8
i
51% Feb
4
General
29
1 5/64 Feb
126% Oct
4
223/4 jan
11
94% Nov
9
10
127
Jan
3
101
Jan
5
29% Jan
7
32% Feb
11
General
85
16
General
1 32
52% Nov
Jan
18
12% Jan
28
12
87% Jan
6
Jan
25
46%
jan
2d
8
59% Jan
31
t
Precision
General
Public
General
Public
39% Jan
6
45% Feb
10
General
Feb
7
30% Dec
31
533/4 Dec
13
109% Dec
29
14% Jan
9
6
Jan
4
General
3
General
1
Gen
34% Jan
35
Jan
28
100% Apr
47% Dec
31
4
96
72% Feb
6
39% Feb
1
General
18
39% Jan
3
General
Time
l5
General
4%%
54% Feb
11
Dec
8
94
Jan
3
98
Jan
13
16
84% Oct
27
82
Jan
7
84% Jan
20
3%%
24% Jan
31
4
30% Dec
8
Jan
11
763/4 Dec
3
68
Jan
13% Jan
31
20
80
,
6
24
Feb
95
Feb
7
6
41% Feb
10
Glidden
% Feb
26
30
7% Feb
8
9
Jan
11
Goebel
168
137% Apr 26
9% May 3
Dec
14
Dec
28
Dec
162
Nov
Stock
&
Co
4
2% Nov
29
Jan
3
2% Feb
7
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13% Sep 24
12% Jan
5
14% Feb
10
Granby
27
50% Jan
6
60
24
Grand Union
Dec
31
22% Jan
6
26
Jan
3
138
Dec
31
126% Jan
18
138
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3
1
10 va
jan
11
36% Feb
8
21% Dec
17
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cum
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57%
58
58
59
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32'A
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32'A
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44
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44
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46
4,300
58
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19,500
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19,600
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2
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Paper
Great
Northern
17% Jan
Ry
4
22
Dec
31
21 % Jan
6
24% Feb
9
Great
Western Sugar com-
4
154
Oct
27
148% Jan
24
1
Green
18
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Co
Co
31% Dec
28% Jan
5
30% Jan
14
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103
97
83%
83%
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83%
833/4
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190
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25
25%
24%
25 ¥a
253/4
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27 yB
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71'A
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24
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1,100
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64
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63%
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14,100
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37%
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46 ¥a
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14
58'/a
58'A
58
58
12.50
24 va
243/4
24
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100
128%
128%
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37%
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1
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130
38
38
38 ¥4
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95%
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63/a
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37%
37 '/a
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47%
46'/a
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14
143/a
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57%
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1,500
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20,900
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10
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96
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27%
26 ¥4
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78%
78 va
79
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82
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38%
39%
38'A
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23
23%
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59
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95
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6,000
120
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3,700
180
37
27%
21 Va
27%
83
82%
84
1,500
40
39%
40
30,600
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9,000
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100
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28%
28%
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3,100
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12,800
63'A
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preferred
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34% Jan
39%
363%
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com
10
3
690
39
353/4
18
5
11
18
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Feb
27
7,500
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97
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293/a
109%
17%
5
40
71 % Jan
54
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4
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32 Ya Jan
51
29'/a
109'/a
51%
97
97
10
&
84
78% Aug 17
33% Feb
1
54
109%
No par
preferred
Gt Northern Iron
293/8
54
62%
5
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preferred
Co
28%
109%
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107
com_No par
2
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♦106
4%
18
106'A
106'A
57%
34%
Feb
17
6,400
43/a
74
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10,900
27%
34'A
35% Jan
8
24%
27%
4%
29
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29
20% Jan
34%
273/8
33¥4
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Grayson-Robinson
7%
500
34 ¥4
27%
34
Dec
75
35%
34%
275/n
33 ¥a
38 % Dec
145
35%
34
34
9
9
36%
26,100
20%
preferred
conv
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1,800
5,500
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4%
4
18
1063A
36%
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6%
33%
11
Jun
34%
27¥a
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4%
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Apr
27'A
7
3 4'A
Jun
73
33'A
27%
7'/a
34
Jan
28
35%
34 '/a
27%
10c
54
131% Jan
34¥4
33%
1
6¥4
33%
Corp
27
80
36'A
7
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$2.25
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63/4
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26
5
7'/a
31
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50% Dec
9% Feb
6%
38
19%
No
Graham-Paige Motors
34% Jan
42
1
l%Jan
13
36%
413A
No par
Grace
17
36
42
30%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber new
5
10% Dec
36%
41 °/8
10
49% Jan
36% Dec
36 ¥4
42'A
1423/4
new
17
4
37%
36¥4
41
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42% Jan
2
36%
36%
41 •%
30 %
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Telegraph
(B
29
Jan
37
37 '/a
40
7%
47% Dec
7% Mar
5,300
37
37
8
4
17
39
367/a
37%
42
7%
27% Jan
29
363/4
36 y2
37%
41%
1
Gould-National
8
36
5,200
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Gotham
6
1,600
8'/a
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3
38% Feb
457/a
41
3
97% Jan
45 Va
40'/a
11
6
45 "2
No par
7% Jan
11
45%
"
30 3/4
No
42% Jan
Feb
45 ¥4
41»A
59% Feb
Jan
453/4
100
8
35
453A
35'A
27
95
45'A
223/4
18
4
45'%
95
50% jan
Mar
45%
40%
22
40% Aug 18
20,700
63'8
30
19%
common
Goodall-Sanford
100
10%
383/a
Feb
8
8,400
9 3/4
35'/a
Jan
19
6%
29%
9 ¥4
39'/a
6
Apr
94% Jan
6 Va
29 ¥a
9%
38%
37
33
6'/a
293/a
9-%
35%
31
5
6%
95
Goodrich
100
29%
22%
2
14,100
9%
63/a
29
5
10
37 %
89%
30%
preferred
Co
(The)
10
37
*89
90
97/a
6%
30
713/4
FfcD
37%
9%
253/4
18% Jan
37%
•89
4,200
6%
1
65% Jan
3,200
29'A
1
6
5,600
143/4
6%
83%
7
12
78 '/a
143A
8
9%
83%
26
11%
77 Va
14 3
30 '/a
20
31
86% Jan
90
100
Jan
Jan
90
common_No par
Dec
12
90
12
78 3 4
143/a
19
Corp
Dec
Jan
373/a
x90
1093/a
7
7
36%
91
109'/a
42
31% Apr 28
14% Jun 29
37'A
—100
17% Jan
2
x36%
51
59 % Jan
54% Dec
373/4
1093/a
1
July
37%
*95
20
4% Apr 21
x77%
14%
com—2.50
Brothers
$4.50
Gold
11%
79
14%
No par
Rubber
&
26% July 30
160
12
78
14%
2.300
6%
1
Corp
64% Dec
8
11%
78'A
14%
106%
common
Glmbel
18
17
38 % Jan
8
12
773A
483/4
10
Jan
90% Jan
6
Dec
12
14%
27
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
Gillette (The) Co
42% Dec
23,100
11
483/4
31
21
139
38%
10 3/4
263A
10
90% Nov 29
98%
35%
10%
49%
'"1
4
*98 %
35%
27 Va
28-/8 Jan
8
98%
10¥a
48%
7?»%
4
98%
X35%
12'/8
preferred
Jan
98%
*98 '/a
preferred
283/4 jan
190
31
preferred
Tire
4Va%
12,900
27
$6
Telephone
Jan
12
4
30
¥4
104'/a
9%
10
Castings
45% Jan
13
48
*103%
19%
Shoe Corp
109% Feb
37% May 21
48
103%
19%
Refractories
54% Feb
6
43% Dec
5,400
103%
104
79
*90
8'A
4,900
48%
30%
Realty & Utilities
6
7
4
6134
101
35'A
'103
50
General
Steel
47 ¥4
48%
100
26
Jan
47%
60 Va
*100
,_No par
preferred
49% Jan
32% Oct 22
753/4 Jan
30
31
47%
61%
29%
preferred_No par
26% Jan
107
25% Jan
29% Jan
17% Jan
$2.90 convertible
! 5%
48
104
26 3/4
Railway Signal
106%
*103
48%
Utilities
7
99%
61
5
Service
3
Jan
48%
99%
26%
Eqp
11
106
48%
99%
14%
44
26
Aug 16
60'A
48%
10
1
Issued"
Jan
,
104
1
4% Jan
15% Sep
47%
59%
48 %
*99
12
No pur
34% Jan
27
48'%
59%
100
—
3
Dec
99%
rights
7
44
48%
99%
77%
100
4'/a Jan
107
59%
48'A
2.50
common
33% Jan
110
48
61 %
48'%
101'%
50
preferred
9
13
11,700
l
Corp
17
Jan
2,900
44%
1031/a
5
(Delaware)_1
Nov
100
10 %
44
*102
10
Outdoor Advertising No par
Portland Cement Co
l
General
10
44%
103 »/a
10
Preferred $3.75 series——No
"When
2,700
44
50
Corp
preferred
57
10
4% Dec
4
20 % Apr
41<
Jan
92
8
$5
10%
110
57
*102
com__No par
34% Aug 19
4
25% Mar 26
6
44% Jan
24
Jan
43% Feb
100
Common
reo
3
21
13,500
44 ¥a
35
com
com
convertible
% Feb
124
57'A
10
8,100
61
106
105'/a
9%
—1.66%
common
Motors
10 Vn
36%
106
43 va
35'/a
preferred
99% Jan
102% Sep 28
33% Dec 29
93/4
56%
36%
605/a
2,500
*102%
98%
No par
3
4
18
Corp
12
Jan
9%
44 ¥a
104
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coin
preferred
11
5%
60
48
*99%
5
10
3%%
57%
58
613/4
106
1,700
6.600
109%
100
Finance Corp
General
9%
X106
57'A
36¥4
61
106%
1C9
5
General
H
9%
109%
36%
61'A
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34%
common
Inc
77 y8 Jap
97% Jan
1
57'A
36%
60
108 ¥4
34
2
14% Jan
Jan
3
18
9%
105 7/8
57 %
36'/a
62%
1057/a
483/4
107% J an
Jan
57
60'A
106 Va
108%
9 ¥4
Co
122% Jan
Jan
62%
106%
108
36 ¥a
issued"
7
92
36'A
35%
No par
Electric
Mills
136% Feb
62
37
9%
common_IIIl
com
Instrument
121
108
1
Dynamics Corp
General
3
107%
100
General
10
108 va
35%
preferred
4
31
107 '/2
33%
*98 '/a
Contract Corp common
11
98% Dec
35
—10
Inc
11% Jan
72% Feb
146 % Dec
34'A
98%
preferred
6
124% Mar
35
98
:
10
4
34¥4
*102%
common-
Feb
4
34'A
0
Co
10
26
9%
100
preferred
66% Jan
123% Feb
583/4 Jan
10
Corp—10
Corp
12% Dec 28
22
10
par
Co
783/4 Nov
Jan
lOVa
No par
Foods
9.000
10
10
General
$3.50
6,100
10
35
No par
10
3
22,800
59'%
97/s
50
Corp
preferred
"When
l
15%
37
9%
1
Transportation
series
15 Va
3 6'A
35 Va
preferred--
Cigar Co
preferred
29
14
9%
'51__15
(The)
2nd
14%
2,500
34%
common
General
15 % Dec
10
100
52
353/4
1
Inc
Cable
9
101
of
Bronze Corp
17% May
Dec
Co_INo
common
ser
preferred
General
19% Dec
35%
7,900
General
303/4 Mar
131
*48%
36
1,000
11
6
3
52
35%
39
11
7
15
8
*49%
35 va
22
34% Feb
20% Feb
29% Jan
Dec
Jan
49
34%
21%
preferred
15% Nov
49
38%
1
18 % Dec
34'A
38%
preferred
11
49
34%
54
22'A
FPO
.
53%
22'A
Baking
Jan
54
373/4
Amer
$4.50
$8
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-
*52%
*52
373A
General
143
49
6,300
16,200
53%
54
22
General
3
*48%
*51%
12%
37'A
10
Jan
54
6%
12'%
22
21
139
*51
36,200
30'A
12%
22
11% Jan
89
3% Jan
12 y8
377/8
61% Feb
33% Dec
28 % Jan
12'/a
37 ¥a
106% Jan
2
4
113/4
22
4
4
4
11%
57/a
37%
Co
Container
4
J an
ll5/a
75
29'%
22
Chem
convertible
18% Jan
57% Jan
11%
6
37%
American Investors
10% Jan
8
11%
*72
30'A
21%
Industries
71,
5
57/a
1
3
25
75
29%
53/,
43
28
Jan
♦70
30%
53/4
*102
57% Jan
10
75
295/a
5%
30
44%
105% Jan
6
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5 ¥4
103 va
(The)
Corp
30 y2 Jan
2
148% Feb
Garrett
18
75
287/a
5%
100
Gardner-Denver
43% Feb
7% Jan
*72
28%
5%
j
convertible
5
77
28'/a
43%
(Robert)
Feb
5%
*72
1,300
103%
(The).
Inc
11
5% Jan
10
3
Co
Co
39
18
Jan
Gabriel
26
457/a Feb
6
41%'Aug 23
25
2,600
5
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
7
60% Jan
24%
No par
preferred
10% Jan
Dec
11
4%
31% Jan
4
25
10
6
14
Dec
11
3
12
8
2i%
new.6.25
Corp
Sulphur Co
25
Dec
27
com
Corp
Froedtert Corp
Freuhauf
Trailer
3% Apr
4
24%
100
Sugar
Freeport
24% Jan
8% Oct
24%
10
Stores
7
43
107% Aug 27
65% Nov 24
Foster-Wheeler
3
6
31
Franklin
Feb
34% Jan
37% Nov
Francisco
10
Jan
5% Jan
Dec
11
15
27% Jan
33
Feb
12% Jan
79
2
6% Dec
11
11
6
31
38
38% Feb
18
31
13
17
18
7% Aug
Dec
~Y
N
preferred
Jan
10
94
6,100
24%
71^
convertible
Jan
31% Dec
56% Feb
16%
24%
___No par
&
14
4
5
16
247/a
5,300
190,100
common.No par
pfd
35% Jan
4
9% Jan
16 '/a
24 ¥a
36 Vi
Inc
cum
68
....
Ins
Light
Stores
div
3%%
00% Jan
15
15
16'/a
25
j
Co
Machinery
109% Jan
Jan
13
16'A
24%
xl6
5
Corp
5
6% Jan
9% Oct
Co
Co
Flintkote
8
3
4
Carpet
55% Jan
19
38Jan
15%
1
100
35 % Jan
12
4
16'A
50
Stores
18
12
38% Dec 29
18
15%
"50
~_5
preferred
27
97% Jan
15% Nov
Fire
Jan
102% Feb
76% Nov
22
15%
A__
.
Firestone lire & Rub
29
7
29 %
16%
15%
Corp
13
4
52
21
16
16'%
10 '/a
Filtrol
Nov
4
60
25%
203%
16 va
21%
1
Mfg Co
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix
100% Dec
Jan
6
25
21%
16
8,600
25
58'/a
20% Jan
23
23% Jan
10% Jan
253'a
207/a
163/a
"'1
a
15%
(The)
7
46
25 %
21'A
16'A
it
59%
Firth
28
99
25'/a
20%
16
.
37
3
8 Va Jan
100
25
21¥a
104%
"2
15
10% Jan
ll7/8 Jan
25
25 y«
19%
102
2%
59
24
Jan
59
25
9
48% Jan
24%
*2
363A
National
10
95
2%
15
First
21
118% Jan
*2
58%
3
9% Dec
119
2%
36%
10
12% Dec
Jan
105
*1%
14%
Jan
38% Dec
36
99'A
2%
*2 '/a
O
5,300
58 ¥a
62% Feb
4
Jan
99
36 %
106% Jan
Mar 22
122
97
y4
1
6% Jan
Feb
98%
37'/a
18
11
135% Aug
96%
96
58%
Tarrant
13
Jan
Jan
97%
14
16%
series
ser
1953
Electric
14
109% Jan
18
&
Jan
102
22
113
Jan
9% Jan
5
37% Jan
20% Jan
?R%
135/a
5
common
pfd
pfd
55% Feb
21% Apr 23
38% Sep 28
5734 Nov 22
7
cum
105% Jan
23
93% Jan
A
35 vo Jan
Oct" 15
10% Oct
38% Jan
25 % Jan
?R%
14
24%
50
Corp
Ferro
28 % Jan
103
28'/a
133A
363/4
4
3
May
28%
13%
58'/a
35% Feb
22
25
28%
13 ¥4
58%
6
42% Dec
22% Jan
28
14
37 va
28% Jan
104% Dec
Jan
28'A
13%
36%
Felt
16% Nov
.
27%
14%
20%
Federated
3
25% Jan
23
28 Va
14
58
Federal
10
98% Jan
4% Nov
Shares
28
Paper Board Co Inc
Ills
Dept Stores common,
5
24
7% Mar
19
Feb. 11
15 va
10% Jan
54
69% Jan
the Week
Friday
Feb, 10
34%
59% Feb
62 % Nov
11
Sales far
Thursday
15
40 V2 Jan
108
45% Jan
PRICES
33%
4
17
10
Feb. 9
1
25
24
94% Jan
Corp
Pacific
9% Feb
12
88% Jan
B
Federal-Mogul Corp
Federal
52 % Jan
Dec
49 % Feb
19
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 8
2
conv
8
58
104% Sep
35
conv
10% Apr 30
32% Dec 29
110% Dec 29
4
4
common!-
Corp
Fedders-Quigan
4
56% Apr
34% Dec
8% Jan
3
Jan
19
38% Jan
Finance
57
14
Corp
Corp
5%
10
23
8
Brewing
Family
53% Feb
43% Oct
14% Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 7
j
preferred series
Fansteel Metallurgical
72
No par
Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Sugar Co
20
16% Dec
Feb
2
Corp
19
76
7
_
Corp
Apr
Jan
Per
F
1
9% Jan
20 y8 Jun
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
29% Jan
13% Jan
79
STOCKS.
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
23% Jan
81% Dec 31
2% Dec 31
26
20% Nov
15
Lowest
26% Dec
4
1% Apr
Range-since Jan.
Highest
11% Jan
Inc
1463A
75
*146
*68%
147
♦146
147
74
*67
70
145%
•67
146
70
*67
100
70
19
\
(760)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Monday, February
14,
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range
Highest
14 Va Mar
90 % Jan
97
7
4
13% Jan
6
15
Feb
4
95
Jan
21
96
Jan
18
45% Feb
2
5% Dec
22
5 % J an
6
35% Jan
6
39% Dec
29
4
91
Dec
9
4
67 % Dec
29
29
90
100% May 26
103
May 5
110
15
Oct
40 % Feb
6
92% Feb
3
Gulf
103
Feb
105% Feb
18
11
1
103% Jan
19
4
105% Jan
35% Feb
108
5
Jan
Utilities
14%
15
14%
15
14%
*95 %
96
96
96
43%
44%
40%
5%
43%
5%
37%
37 y8
37%
91%
91%
66
64%
65%
96
*95
95%
43 %
.
17Q
45
43
44%
50.70U
5%
33%
34
33
37%
39%
91%
92
65%
65%
66 %
39%
*103
104%
*105%
106
*105
106%
*105%
106%
*44
44%
106
preferred
100
-
32%
34
15
40%
5%
2,800
28,300
39'/a
39%
*92%
93%
500
65 %
'66%
43,100
34%. "35%
8,000
'
'
34%
104%
*103
104%
106
\l06
104%
106
*103
*105%
f*10>
106%
*105%
106%
*105
106%
*105
106%
44%
•'
34
*103
'
38,000
5%
92%
64%
33%
104 %
106
*103
100
14%
5%
Co100
Shares
15
91%
•
Sales for
the Week
14%
5%
5%
92%
65
-—No par
dividend
5%
37%
preferred
$4.44
5%
Friday
Feb. 11
95
^
"'42%
43%
*91%
$4.20 dividend preferred
3
'
Thursday
Feb, 10
15
95%
$4.40
dividend
PRICES
Feb. i)
1
Common
3
106% Feb
States
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 8
95%
100
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
10
66% Jan
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 7
1
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo
Sugar
10
17
Jan
Monday
Par
4%%
25
Jan
31
4
106% Mar 26
Jan
61% Jan
34% July 30
106% July 28
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4
36% Jan
6
YORK
EXCHANGE
11
68 % Jan
Jan
NEW
20
45*% Jan
105
1
Sep
4
26% Mar 29
26% Jan
Ja-n.
Highest
39% Aug
22% Jan 11
4% Jan
since
Lowest
11% May 21
LOW
>44%
<
.
50
■
;
35
Jan
27
29% Feb
17% Jan
2
46 %
13
12% Mar
43
Jan
11
53% Jan
24
12
57% Feb
11
6
21V4 Jan
14
20 %
Apr
30
19V8 Jan
21
Dec
29
20
2
63 % Jan
5
12 % Jan
4
86% Dec 31
25% Nov 24
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
131
Aug 17
62% Nov
106% Oct
25
40% Dec
45
Jan
86
Jan
3
25% Feb
Jan
Hamilton
100% Feb
4
26 % Jan
24
107 % Feb
1
Hanna
41% Feo
9
Harbison-Walk
38
Jan
21% Oct
28
33% Nov
22% Apr
29
23
32 % Dec
5% Jan
28
19
30% Jan
8% Nov
6
33 % Jan
14
30
7% Jan
7
8% Jan
4%
Jan
6
40
11% Feb
17
17
21% Jun
4
Feb
37
Jan
31
14
121% Feb
2
126% Oct
38% Jun
18
50
May 26
Dec
26
11
14% Jan
18% Apr
Jan
4
81 % Jan
78
5
92
Jan
Jan
Jan
43 % Jan
24 V8 Feb
96
Jan
17
110
Feb
10
123
Jan
26
125% Jan
11
12
41% Jan 28
46
Jan
4
51% Jan
52% Jan
3
35
13
Jan
3
41% Feb
3
7
35% Jan
26
24
18 Va Jan
3
32% Jan,
16% Jan
8
71
Jan
5
,
Sep
29
89% Jan
43% Nov
12
11% Aug 25
72% Jan
31
Hart Schaifner
Hecht
Co
3%%
Heinz
9
1
May 13
10% Jan
4
5
Jan
19
14
Jan
4
25 % Jan
5
30% Dec
33% Jan
4
52
Helme
(G
7%
>
Hercules
5%
56% Jan
Hertz
Hevdpn
3%%
5
Hires Co
12
31% Jt.n
10
Hnffmnn
Jan
12% Nov
23
87%
33
103
Jan
6
31
94 % Jan
99% Nov
4
Feb
105
4
6
Jan
91 Va Jan
2
Honolulu
Jan
15
reO
10
J
5
n
3
35 % Jan
21
30% Jan
28
95
26
Jan
24
101
Feb
7
103% Feb
8
104
31
40 % Jan
27
23
93
Feb
31
18
Jan
14
104% Jan
16
64% Jan
8
41% Dec
112 % Dec
15% Jan
6
19"% Dec
11% Jan
4
20% Dec
10
4% Jan
5
22
4% Nov 22
38% Jan
4
13% Jan
18
17
7
114 % Jan
•a)
Houston
Oil
20 Ve Jan
Jan
6
2 7
18
17
19% Jan
11
3 % Feb
10
F
10
b
10
14
21
53 Va Jan
6
62% Feb
7
22 % Jan
11
24% Feb
11
6
7 % Feb
11
25% Nov
8
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
3
15
21-/4 Oct
3
11
Jan
1j% Jan
3
21
Jan
12
Howard
Howe
Sound
tHudson
5%
&
22%
25,200
22%
5,800
28
28
28
104%
104%
23%
37
37
86%
jgy4
40%
41
22%
22%
22%
28
27%
28
86%
86%
*84'/a
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
*104%
23%
23%
23%
23%
36%
36%
*36%
*19
igy2
103
103%
126%
42
42
41 y2
52
52
*517/3
106
*104%
1 ' %
19%
102%
103 %
104
126 Va
*125
*125
42
1,500
86%
37
*125
i26%
22%
28
*8 4%
104%
23%
*36%
104
*84%
19%
106
f*104%
3,ioo
106
20
24 Va
23%
24 Va
6,800
37
36%
36%
240
20 Va
19%
20
110
109
109%
126%
125
2,400
125
3,400
20
41%
41%
42%
42
42 Va
1,900
*51%
52y4
41%
52%
*51%
52%
51%
51%
200
41%
42
40%
41%
42 Va
42%
42
42%
34
34 %
34
34%
34%
34%
33%
34
17%;
16%
17%
1,700
16%
17%
xl6%
17%
16%
17%
72%
9,000
72%
72%
X71
71
*71%
91
*90%
*72
72%
'-*91
*72
92
38%
91
91
39%
38
39
ny4
ny2
27
*91
91%
37%
11%
'
11%
26%
■
*90%
39
20
38%
38%
39%
7,700
*11%
11%
xl 1%
11%
11%
11%
1,500
8,900
27%
28%
27%
28
16
15%
16%
16 VA
16%
7
7Va
7 Va
12.50
No par
Co
com
new—5
1934
1974
30
30
100
Power—
of
Texas
No par
(Del)—25
Corp
1,000
4,400
197,3
20
19%
19%
20
20 Va
20 Va
*29%
20%
30
29%
29%
30
30
30%
30%
500
4334
4434
44%
45%
45%
86
46%
86
46%
85
47 %
11,000
85
85
85
86
83 %
85%
2,200
31%
19,800
31
31%
1374
100
8,000
7%
44
102 %
No par
7
86
3
com
7
4334
No par
50
50
91
38 %
27%
30
6,300
72%
15%
30%
103
31 Va
103
*102
29%
93%
14
1414
3514
*35
35%
35%
29%
29 Va
*102%
94
£3
101
101
*100
104
43%
30%
103
1414
103
14
35%
29
7,700
35%
200
29%
*35 Va
29 Va
140
14 Va
5,600
94%
93
*100
102%
*100
102%
*101
103%
103%
*93
102%
102%
*103
104
*102%
104
*102 Va
104
44
44%
44%
43%
44'4
43 Va
104%
98
29 %
94
31%
*102
14%
*35 Va
29%
92 Va
31%
103
14
35%
29%
94
30%
103
14'/a
*35 Va
20 %
31
103
14
101%
103%
103 Va
105%
106
93
44%
44%
106%
105%
320
20
20
45%
107
7,000
14,500
1
20
xl^A
1°%
1
20
1
Co
19%
19%
18
19%
18%
17%
19%
19%
18%
17%
18%
3,300
18%
2%
18%
2%
17%
18%
2%
2%
20,700
2%
2%
8%
3%
8
3 Va
8
8
3%
8
16,300
8%
100
preferred
100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
Hunt Foods Inc
6.66%
Hupp
22%
28
26%
Manhattan
noncum
22%
23%
26%
common
&
Stores
8 Va
34%
100
Co
7%
7'/8
preferred
6
3%
8
15%
preferred
Light
8 Va
27
preferred
4.40%
7%
7Va
Finance
Houston
55% Dec
18% Dec
3%%
4%
5,300
8V8
15%
preferred
11
Jan
2%
18
70
17%
7%
7%
preferred
Household
37%
17%
16Va
Houdaille-Hershey
conv
37
17%
15%
Corp
45 % Feb
7% Jan
10% July 27
6
Jan
$4 25
7%
37%
17 Va
*7Va
Hooker Electrochem
$2.25
7%
37%
17
104y2
50c
Corp
Homestake Mining
Nov
11
Nov
12
29
18
Jan
13% Jan
34% Jan
2,200
7%
37%
40%
1
preferred
3
105 Va Nov
17
28 % Jan
1
101
7%
7%
37%
10
&
Oil
900
_5
27
Jan
6,400
—5
307/e Jan
48
28%
31%
16%
41 y4
19y4
28
31%
16%
*84y2
102%
28%
32%
7%
28%
*12s
30
28%
*31%
38
86y2
41
400
' 141
16%
*37%
1
22"%
28
75/3
20
41%
*40%
♦137
Sons
9
25
73/3
41%
141
common
Holly Sugar Corp
42% Jan
31%
107%
42%
100
Holland Furnace Co
Hollander
4
conv
31%
3,200
♦106%
1714
5
3
5%
32
370
25%
34
(conv)—No par
Flpetron'rs
(A)
31%
24%
98%
25%
106%
41%
♦137
3,700
24 Va
42%
E)
29 Va Feb
27
A
Corp
(Charles
4
28% Jan
101
Hotels
8% Jan
79
6
Hilton
pfd
16% Jan
31
84% Jan
2nd
cum
25% Jan
31
36% Oct
$4%
22%
41%
29
4,900
5,500
;
25%
Xl06 %
600
57%
21
98%
„
99%
25
43%
57%
20%
V
24%
-98%
140
28%
8i/4
*84i/2
140
29
734
77/3
41%
141
:
-
6
7
Dec
9
50
106%
24
*
43%
57%
-21
5
3
31 % Dec
29% Dec
A
Corp common—1
Feb
7
85
Mar 31
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
series
preferred series
31
6
103
100
Chemical
12 Va Jan
5
7
No par
common—No par
106%
40%
,
16%
No par
common
107%
20%
25%
28%
33
16%
25
(The)
Hewitt-Robins Inc
39% Jan
12
Jan
10
preferred
Co
6
Dec
33
common
'preferred
21
95% Jan
27
100
preferred
4%%
7%
*373/4
25
—J
19% Feb
5
5
99
25 Va
-
24%
09
25%
40%
32%.
2
15
24%
99%
141
'44
55%
*106%
29%
32
20%
25
"*x44
55
99%
143
29 %
54%
20%
25
41 y2
*140
54 %
20%
<25
107%
041
1
—100
Hershey Chocolate
11% Jan
6
50
common
Hercules Powder
34% Jan
15% Jan
W)
*106%
44%
54%
20%
'
23%
1
common
Motors
2
Jan
Co
non-cum
99 Vn Feb
21
Oct
J)
25Va
25%
—10
Co
preferred
3
18% Aug
5
8% Dec 30
27% Dec
6
Marx
common
(H
25
18% Mar
&
54%
v99%"99%
2.50
preferred
3.65%
7
20% Jan
100
44%
.
20%
25
2.50
preferred
Hazel-Atlas Glass
.
10
Va Jan
100
Co
$4.25 pfd__No par
Refrac com
15
Co
Corp of America
preferred
Industries Inc
Hayes Mlg Corp—
7
37% Jan
Paper
A)
4%%
10
104% Feb
3
54%
20%
No par
com
Hayes
19
3
Co
Hat
4
85
6
21
Apr
29
6
34% July 26
11
68
18
24
3
3
26 % Jan
Jan
18
16
37 % Dec
3
22% Jan
23
54% Feb
26
23% Jan
3^% Jan
27
Dec
s
7
6
(M
6%
10
8% Feb
;
25
Harrisburg Steel Corp
20
Jan
101
18
20 % Oct
Jan
17% Feb
6
39% Jail
11
37% Nov
39
27
17
23% Nov
3
84% Jan
31
11
12
22
May 21
101
14% Jan
7 % Jan
Jan
31% Jan
6
6
52
141
10
15% Jan
101 % Oct
5
Jan
18
31
41% Nov
13% Mar 12
68
3
23
89
31% Apr 19
94% Jan 22
21% Jan 26
35
17
Nov
23% Dec
28% Dec
30
Mar
Jan
27 Va Feb
Dec
8% Dec
4% July 12
18 % Jan
4
85
140
■
.
preferred
conv
Hammermill
14
32
23
Watch
21% Jan
22
Nov
.
—
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
(W F) Printing Co
5
106 % Jan
15
,
Water
Hall
4
Jan
142
h
.
.
Hackensack
Corp
2%
*8
60%
62 %
x61
61 %
60%
60%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
*23%
23%
5%
6Va
1
:
Huosman Refrigerator Co
5
%
20
4%
20
20
5%
5%
20
19%
10
60 Va
24
6Va
6
20
10
61
23%
.v
19%
10
>61%
24
Va
6
7,800
1,600
7%
334,400
20%
8,000
6%
19%
2,400
61%
24%
20
I
44
Jan
4
43% Jun
9
63% Dec
12
50 Va Dec
40
Jan
57% July 28
48% May 21
50
May 25
52 Va Jun
27
31
58% Jan
6
65% Feb
10
23
52% Dec
53% Jan
47 Va Jan
5
50 Va Jun
13
50"/a
i7
20
53% Nov
15
55
49 Va Feb
57
3
Jan
4
Jun
10
- Oct
10
4
51% Dec
27
53
Dec
10
54
21% Jan
11
54%
*54
54%
*54
*52 Va
52 Va
*52
54%
52V4
521/4
*52'A
53
14%
Va
14%
521/4
14%
14%
243/4
14%
25
14%
24%
14%
25
25 Va
25%
14%
3,400
25
25Va
25%
25%
2,900
6
*n% Jan
20
Jan
165
3
6
76% Jan
48% Feb
26
22% Feb
3
28
Nov
23
89 Va Jan
6
102
37% Jan
7
46
Oct
Feb
25
96% Jan
19
101
Jan
25
Jan
77
5
4
4
5
37 Va Jan
29
4,
36Jan
24
41
% j«n
3
87% Jan
20
91 % Jan
3
55
Jan
Jan
37% Jan
31
12% Dec
82
Jan
17
Jan
3
94% Feb
108
Jan
7
12
8
11
79% Jan
4
6
94% Feb
11
6
45
Jan
21
12% Jan
4
Dec
60
Jan
5
66
Jan
36% Oct
26
35
Jan
28
36
Jan
5
23% Jan
6
38% Dec
36% Jan
10
26% F^b
39
Jan
1
2i
38 Va Dec
36 % Jan .17
34% Dec
383,4 Jan
21
32 Va Jan
6
36% Feb
11
10% Jan
14
39
Aug 17
Dec 29
34% July 21
24% Jan
14
May 12
112
29% Aug
23% Dec
Aug 13
123
19
Nov
8% Dec
5
7
19
28
Jan
6
30»A Nov 23
20% Jan
21
37% Nov 24
86 % Jan
8
35 Va Apr
22
96
55
16
61% Mar 31
59% May 7
Oct
Nov
103
7
23
Packers
Paper
International Salt
International Shoe
International Silver
3
14
Feb
8
9
303/, Jan
4
3
333', jon
31
3
27% Jan
10
23% Jan
3
Island
3
$6
20 Va Jan
121
Jan
7 Va Jan
27% Jan
36
Jan
91% Jan
48
18
24
123
Jan
3
9% Jan
6
34% Jan
13
19
Jan 31
Telep
&
Iowa-Illinois
&
54 Va Jan
3
Jersey Cent
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
&
Lt
11
8
1
l..n
3
Johnson
&
6
38% Jan
3
Jones
4%
Laughlin Steel
Jan
9
7
48% Dec
22
43
Jan
6
For fooinoiea
page 26
102
Jan
13
48% Feo
9
169%
38
37%
38%
37%
88
88
*87
3%
62 V.
138%
138 %
138%
4
15
15 %
16
15%
94%
89
105 %
10%
,10 Va
*138
91
105 %
61 %
15%
90%
105
89 Va
*104%
*34%
37%
*88
4
371
374
62#
139*
37 Va
15,100
13,700
21%
preferred series A
15,600
376'A
3,400
37%
47,700
168%
169
500
34%
34%
200
3 8'A
37%
38%
9,900
•
89%
*87 ;
3%
3%
63V4
63%
*139
139%
89%
3%
64
300
2,100
23,000
140
400
16
15%
16%
16
90%
16'A
90
18,400
91
90%
911/4
18,300
105 V.
104%
,
104%
10-5
10%
443/4
105
10%
10%
600
10%
11
11
74
11
73 Va
73%
2,400
73
73
86 Va
86
10%
73
74
88
72%
73
88
91
230
92%
92%
65%
63%
64
36 Va
36
36
par
24%
25 Va
24%
25
94%
94%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
62%
63
1,500
64'A
*36
44%
64%
*35%
•44%
x62 %
44%
25
36%
6£%
641/4
2,800
24%
*36
36%
25
25
25'A
38%
38%
*38
*3o
-24%
1,000
36%
100
25%
68,700
38%
200
x38
38
*37%
38%
*37%
38
*37%
383/4
*37
38V'2
♦37V4
34 %
38%
34 Va
*37%
38%
r34 %
*37%
35%
38%
3514
351/4
35%
13%
36%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
35
35
37
35%
36%
31%
31%
5
50c
273/a
21
*120 Va
34%
27%
27 %
21
21
122
8 %
28%
37%
*120'/a
29 %
37'A
1
92%
49%
100
♦102
No par
'
34%
86
8%
93
49%
103
8%
'34
27%
27%
27%
27 »/4
27%
21
27V4
27'A
21%
3.500
21%
21%
21
21%
3,300
*120%
122
*120%
31%
4,600
122
8%
8%
29 %
28%
29
29
37%
32%
31
37
31%
37%
7,600
37%
37%
37'a
37 %
2,100
93
49%
93 V.
49%
*102
103
86%
86
87
71%
70 V4
70%
35
35%
101 Va
101
45%
122
31%
37
35%
44%
*120%
31%
28%
-■
71%
101
3,900
21
122
35%
1
3,400
10,800
31%
10
100
Va
Va
12%
com
100
36
62 %
139
73%
47%
22%
•
3%
i
115%
105
38
89%
3%
7.50
pfd—100
Johnson
Joy Manufacturing Co
169
21%
37%
36Va
61%
44%
37
169%
3%
.
371
37
*35%
62%
*22
21%
372
36
168 %
91%
21 %
'
371
36V4
169
3%
86
,
21%
36 Va
1
3%% preferred
Johns Manvllle Corp
5%
374
98
*34%
No par
Co
common
26
31% Jun
21
35
1
Feb
&
371
61%
1
Jan
"o
372
*97%
No par
10
common
97
33% Jan
110
31
103
99
98
31 %
4
31
98
31%
28
31
98
31%
70 % Feb
37% Dec
7,100
98
Elec Co_No par
84% Jan
100% Dec
46
35
101 Va Jan
4
43%
40%
.14
14
4
43%
13%
12
19% Jan
22 Va
43
34%
30
85% Jan
*22
40V4
13%
Light Co
Coal
Pwr
Co
22%
42Va
39-%
35%
78
Nov
*22
*22
13%
Apr
91% Nov
:
22 Va
46%
35 %
Jacobs
4
73'A
47%
1
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
Va Jan
74
47
3.50
13
I)
73%
48
35%
74
167
73%
47
*168%
No par
No par
*164
1,300
72%
36%
138
167
6'A
72%
168%
*87 Va
*164
6
48 V4
35%
37 %
167
6
47 Va
168%
35
6
25
preferred
(F
371
6
x72 %
No par
Gas
&
48%
*164
25
common
Cc
Creek
73
48
167
98
100
26
01
95
com
conv
Power
72%
♦164
21%
No par
No par
Interstate Power
Intertype Corp
Iowa
4,500
167
97%
Limited
pfd
Interstate Dept Stores
12% Jan
6,900
52%
*164
20%
Teleg.No
International Utilities
Corp
34 % Feb
54%
52
21%
preferred
30% Jan
26% Jan
53%
52%
21 V&
common
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5%
preferred
cum
54%
52 %
1
preferred
$1.40
54 Va
52%
6
98
100
International
54 Va
52
6
97%
100
International
7%
53%
52%
22%
International Mining Corp
$4
54%
100
International
100
*5%
No par
com
120
200
51%
No par
No par
Canada
54
53%
40 V*
Int'l Hydro-Electric
Sys class A..25
Minerals & Chemical com
5
of
.
49%
52%
'
6%
40 %
preferred
*53
52%
5
Int'l
4%
*54
*51
54
54%
22 %
common
common.
54%
52%
52
—100
Corp
*53
531/2
1
^Preferred
103|j Feb
28% July
29% Jan
20
preferred
Int'l Nickel
73
42% Jan
7%
11
72% Feb
4
No par
preferred
Interlake Iron
11
17
Jan
100
4%%
Feb
12
28
Interchemical
7*51
*53/4
1
No par
Inland Steel Co
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Va Jan
13,
A
-
4
6
104% Jan
S
preferred
64
31
70
Jan
Jun
15% Jan
6%
140 Va Jan
263/4 Dec
29 Va Apr
31
May
99
5
16
Nov
443% Nov
4
4% Feb
7
6
Jan
79% Dec
29
19
3% Jan
57 Va Jan
138
79
13% Jan
25
31
106% May 19
11
31% Jan
1
88% Dec
13
4% May 27
40 Va May 27
44% Jan 11
38
7
Oct
17% Dec
4
101% Jan
5
140
Mex
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
Harvester
3
172% Jan
59 % Dec
4
9% Jan
No par
Business Mach
38 Va Jan
3
11
23
Industrial
Lt—
De
lnt'1
3i
Feb
lnuusinu Eleciriea
Int'l
%
4% Nov
&
i
34% Feb
94
Pwr
11
168% Feb
42% Dec
Indianapolis
o
8
5
34% Jan
% F
4.20% cumulative preferred.
Illinois Terminal RR Co
376% Feb
30
4
130% Jan
2 i
12,
25
Dec
Jan
6
11
38% Dec
38
1% Jan
18
Jan
7
176% Oct
5
28% Jan
'o-.aJnn
11
12
22% Dec
349
10
Jan
40
16
3
543,8 Jen
25
35 % Jan
21% Jan
543/4 Feb
4
67% Jan
10
6% Jan
5
Nov
49%
*54
4
375
54
14%
48 Va Jan
29
52 Va
*53
52%
15% Jan
213/4 Dec
*51
54
543/8
5?y4 P-b
25 V* Jan
14% Apr 28
271
May 11
27% Jan
4
159
Jan
4
52%
*53
14%
29
39% Dec
50%
*51
54
*54
31
763/4 Dec
*49%
52%
*51 %
24
162
50%
6,100
5
5% Jan
8
49%
56V4
50
3
11
26
*49 Va
54
143/4 Jan
Jan
49%
50%
*51
25% Jan
57% Dec
*49'/a
50
5
170
27,100
50%
50
5
4
64%
*49y2
50
17
4
preferred
preferred
Jan
July 29
63%
50
49%
preferred
143/a Jan
47% Nov
65%
49Va
preferred
24 % Jan
40"% Jan
2.400
64%
49
cum
30
159
65
48%
cum
23
17
56'A
63%
48%
cum
25
Nov
56%
63%
48%
4.70%
15% Nov
52
'
56%
62%
48%
4.42%
11
21
56
64 Va
48%
3
30
23
543/4
63
31
20
Jan
cum
No par
34% Jun
8% Jan
39
4.08%
common
54% J an
2% Jun
7% Nov
20
Illinois Cent RR Co common_No
par
Illinois Power Co.
6
Jan
51
Co..__
13
53% Jan
22% Oct
Dec
Power
4.26%
5
54% Dec
51 % Jan
Idaho
45%
101
47%
■
.
*92
*49%
*102
8%
93
50
103
8%
93
49%
*102
8%
8%
931/4
•93 Va
49%
49%
103
87
91
90
71
71
71
6,100
93 Va
440
49%
1,500
*102
103
90
91 %
*70
8%
97
——
..
—
14,100
-
*71
71%
500
34%
35%
35%
100%
35%
100%
36%
100 Va
100%
46%
100%
100%
850
48%
47%
48%
46%
47%
22,000
36
40,100
Volume
Number 5403
181
(761}
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous
Range for
STOCKS
1954
rear
Range
since
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan.
1
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
AND
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Feb. 8
Feb. 9
Feb. 7
Soles f#r
PRICES
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Feb. II
Feb, 10
K
11
60% Dec
31
56
Jan
4
85% Dec
31
79% Jan
2'A Sep
9
3% Jan
18
2 Va Jan
32 Va Jan
4
30
40 % Jan
43% Feb
11
92
Apr
28
94% Jan
98
Jan
7
100
Jan
12
26 Va Jan
Vi
46
41
Dec
99% Nov
5
104%
Aprl
103V2 Aug 10
107
Mar 13
May 26
106
Oct
29
75% Dec
50
102
35% Jan
5
18% Jan
21
Feb
11
Kaiser Alum
Feb
11
2% Feb
7
5% cum preferred (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace.
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
3.80%
Jan
103
Feo
10
4%
25
107
Jan
19
4.50%
103
Jan
13
104% FfcD
3
64% Jan
4
29
70% Jan
24
78% Jan
13
46% Feb
3
48 % Jan
4
21 Va Jan
3
227a Feb
11
17% Jan
Dec
Dec
27
8
Dec
107
4%
4
Kayser
(Julius)
7
Kelsey
Hayes
31
98% Jan
6
112% Feb
7
11
47% Jan
6
533/4 Feb
24
29% Jan
6
38
Feb
7
13
36% Jan
3
43% Feb
11
Jan
5
24% Jan
Dec
13
34
Oct
14
29% Feb
317a Jan
13
Mar 19
39
Apr 29
34% Jan
373/4 Jan
19
6
87
Nov
1
84
4
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
38% Jan
88% Feb
50% Feb
2
82 % Jan
5
98% Dec
14
93 % Feb
97% Jan
3
281/2 Sep
Jan
prior
4%
96
1057a
*103
1047a
103
♦103
104%
107
*10574
107
♦105 74
107
*10574
107
1057a
*1037a
104%
*10274
104%
♦1023/4
104
*102%
104
723/4
73%
7474
75
32
Jan
4
55% Feb
9
Kress
24
52% Aug
5
Kroger
5
13% Dec
29
3% May 27
5% Feb
18
4
147a Jan
24
5% Jan
25
197a
197a
197a
19 7a
19%
19 7a
197a
1974
19'7a
19%
3,900
1
32
32%
31
32
303/4
32
31
313/4
31%
32V*
15,400
111
1123/4
110
111
109%
11274
11174
1123/4
1103/4
111%
21,500
52
533/4
37.100
37
377»
2,700
417a
4374
14,600
2.50
527a
53 74
No par
377a
38
5
com
1
No par
♦867a
10
45%
22
27% Jan
5
34% Feo
8
17% Dec
8
16% Jan
6
177a Jan
27
47% Jan
Lamber'
Lane
4
58 % Dec
9
56
Jan
12
60
Jan
27
19% Jan
5
38% Dec
29
29
Jan
18
3474 Feb
10
481/2 Jan
7
75
Oct
5
64% Jan
4
74 % Jan
10
Lee
22
Jan
7
30% Dec
6
28 % Jan
6
31% Feb
11
Lees
85
Aug 10
May 10
4
Jan
7
90% Feb
72%
31
11 Va Jan
6
133/s Jan
25
271/2 Jan
28
15
t
55
54%
543/4
2,100
477a
473/4
47
477/«
4,000
13%
137/a
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
14
13%
43/4
43/4
33 7a
3474
33 7a
347a
3474
333/4
1
50
177a
17%
1774
17%
*17
17 74
xl6%
16%
63
♦58
61
*57
60
♦60
1
19
7
Jan
7
47% Jan
4
3/a Feb
9
Jan
4
Lehn
22V4 Jan
11
7
56
67% Jan
29
62% Jan
6
2
Libby
10
Life
24
164
Apr
22
153
Feb
11
157'% Jan
104
Nov
29
92
Jan
18
101
2
53% Dec
48% Jan
21
4
49% Nov
18% Jan
5
Jan
12
82
Oct
Jan
11
51% Dec
14
497a Jan
3
25
293/a Jan
10
Jan
4
83 72 Jan
18
6
64 'A Feb
7
82
7
26
4
21'/a Jan
18
45
23
67
533/4 Feb
11
46% Jan
Mar 12
Jan
25% Jan
28% Nov .19
25
7
19% Jan
30
19% Dec
30% Jan
29
13% Jan
4
22
Dec
31
19% Jan
25
28% Jan
11
64
Nov
30
56
Jan
7
62
6
29% Aug 19
27
Jan
108% Jan
4
116% Aug 12
115
Jan
4
29% Jan
6
17
4
Jan
34% Dec
99% Jun
30
21% July
7
21% Jan
24% Aug 26
Mar
2
liH
jan
17
Nov
3
103
Jan
5
Tan
20
105
Oct
lfPH
21
5
3
Jan
4
103 74 Jan
6
105
V/
]P
24% Jan
28
(The)
257a Jan
Jan
5
48% Aug 25
45 Va Jan
3
48
Feb
Louisville Gas & El Co
59% Jan
11
88% Dec
77% Jan
6
88
Jan
Louisville
22
Dec
20
96% Jan
22
27% Dec
23% Jan
28
24
3
Nov
9
100
Jan
5
Jan
31
43
Feb
7
513/4 Jan
3
15% Nov 29
13% Feb
8
1478 Jan
10
54
48 Va Jan
19
53 72 Jan
3
Feb
8
4
17
49% Dec
104
38% Mar 25
101
74%
477,000
20
2074
1,900
213/4
22 7a
8,800
70%
72
72 7a
6,900
36,400
7174
Sons
&
70 74
713/4
70%
15
15 7a
14%
15 74
14%
153/a
1574
15%
1574
157/a
48
4874
48
4874
*48 74
48%
48%
48 3/a
48
48
600
64 3/a
63%
64 7a
63%
64.
63%
64 74
63 7a
64
19,900
1543/4
154
98 74
97 74
53%
523/,
97
9774
97
9774
95
96%
2,800
53%
53
53
53
53
53
5374
4,300
154 3/4
97
5274
20
19%
193/4
19%
20
193/4
20
193/4
20
3,500
47%
46
47 7a
46
46 7a
46 74
46%
467a
47
9,600
26
267a
253/4
267a
25%
26 74
X26 7a
26 3/a
253/4
26%
6,200
84
♦807a
83%
♦80 7a
83%
64 74
57
607a
58 74
59%
597a
6074
58 5/a
59%
207a
193/4
20
19%
19%
193/4
19%
193/4
21
603/4
61
613/4
8,700
28%
28
28 y8
12,600
*81%
84
57%
583/4
60 3/4
58%
61
597a
283/4
277/a
277a
2874
27%
287a
273,4
115 74
116
*115
♦817a
84
61
30 3/a
30%
116
116
115 74
317a
317a
31%
32
32 7a
32%
1,300
21%
22
21%
227a
15,900
♦1047a
105
*104%
213/4
22
213/4
105
♦1047a
105
*1047a
105
103
*1013/4
103 74
*1017a
1037a
*102
103
25 7»
25 7a
227a
103%
♦1017a
103
•1017a
103
♦102
103 74
*102
103%
200
257a
21,400
25 74
257a
25 74
24%
25%
25
1447a
145
25
144
22
Apr
40% July
122
July
6
Dec
23
136% Dec
2
29
12% May 10
4
20% Jan
30% Dec
81% Mar 16
92
23
499
4774
813/4
847a
84%
843/4
84%
84%
5,300
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
6,300
•100 7a
101%
4774
46 7a
833A
84%
82%
837a
25
2574
243/4
25
102
'100
43 74
43%
44 74
46
B
137/a
137a
1374
137a
13%
137a
Forbes common—10
497a
493/4
*4972
50
493/4
493/4
*100%
102
4674
1007a
♦1007a
44
19
Macy
4 7i
11
Madison
18
89 % Feb
3
3
7% Jan
6
31
8% Jan
6
11% Jan
13
23
56% Jan
6
73.
11
Magma
22
23
Jan
301/2 Feb
18
546
Nov
17
543 % Jan
Dec
21
5% Jan
6% Dec
6
10% Dec
31
34
4
Manatl
Jan
10
Mandel
Jan
6
343/4 Jan
11
Manhattan
17
117a Jan
28
2
1
h
47
Jan
4
30% Dec
29
28
Jan
6
30% Jan
31
Marathon
11
17% Dec
9
16
Jan
7
18% Feb
11
Marine
55% Jan
31
58
72 ^Pb
2
42
Apr
29
71% Dec
6
66% Jan
11
79
Feb
11
24% Jan
12
34% Dec
22
317s Jan
7
35
Feb
10
Jan
11
4
32
Jan
3
13% Feb
1
19% Dec
29
18
Jan
5
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
23
25% Jan
6
23 % Jan
28
33% Oct
16
22
18
Jan
4
25% Dec
23
22!
Jan
4
37% Dec
20
91% Jun
3
99
Dec
21
92% Jan
5
98
Mar 11
Jan
7
89
17% Jan
20
Apr
1
28% Nov 23
92
4
4
Martin
3
Martin-Parry
11
2572 F b
11
Master
Jan
14
6
24
99
Jun
10
26
99
Jan
12
853/4
Jan
10
32
Feb
10
Jan
18
?"""o .Tin
4
Co
pfd
Maytag Co common
$3
preferred
Feb
4
55
Nov
12
52% Feb
11
54 7a Jan
13
Jan
7
23% Dec
30
21
Jan
11
23 74 Jan
3
McCall
18% July
2
40% Jun 17
25% Dec
30
25
Jan
3
Feb
8
McCord Corp common
44% Dec
31
44
Jan
6
45
Jan
12
12
15% July 23
14% Jan
6
15% Feb
11
88'/2 Jun
82
47
15
75
Jan
4
Jan
4
aan
20
54% Feb
24
2
28
80
% Feo
8
31
Corp
3
4
63 % Dec
3
57% Jan
17
54% Jan
4
76% Dec
20
71
Jan
25
7472 Jan
3
37 % Apr
26
43% Nov
24
40% Jan
6
423/a Jan
20
McKesson
18% Jan
4
25% Dec
30
25 78 Jan
6
28 3/a Feb
10
McLellan
21% Dec
27
15% Jan
6
57% Dec 31
5°3/4 Jan
18
1017s Jan
33% Jan
11% Feb
19
27% Jan
4
86% Jan
4
103
Dec
27
Jan
3
5 /1/4 oan
3
31
103% Jan
5
21
633/4 Jan
3
18
57 Va Nov
22
64% Dec
31
27% Feb
16
32% Dec
21
7
32% Jan
11% Jan
4
30% Oct
4
26 Va Jan
6
46
47
Jan
4
91
4
82
Jan
7
15% Feb
18
22% Dec
31
21% Jan
23% Dec
23
20%
95
21
91
Oct
60% Jan
31
Jan
n
Jan
3
25
Jan
25
18
24 3/a Jan
5
Jan
18
24 72 Jan
26
Jan
19
93'/2 Jan
10
135
17% Jun
28
88 % Sep
98
Jan
7
4
109% Dec
22
/l02% Jan
18
1081/4 Jan
26
95
7
107
25
100% Jan
7
105 72 Feb
11
26
Jan
Jan
4
21% Jan
13
28% Jan
4
92
5
Jan
Oct
Oct
49% Dec
23
28% Jan
4
41% Nov 24
103% Oct
27
104
Jun
14
108% May 19
92
Jan
15
102
89
Jan
6
104% Aug
22'/8 Feb
18
Nov
99% Oct
109
2
12
May 14
36% Nov
'(vt'nntfr
29
in erf
23
*>«■•
433/4 Jan
7
493/a Feb
11
233/4 Jan
6
26% Feb
11
Jan
6
44% Feb
10
98% Feb
3
100 % Jan
4
1061/2 Jan
4
3°
105
Jan
10
96
Feb
7
96% Jan
11
Feb
2
32% Jan
6
105
Jan
17
961/2 Jan
11
98
105
397a Feb
2
7
McGraw-Hill
Co new
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mines
& Robbins
Stores
Inc
Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp
common—;
297a
6,700
91
91
91
91
9
9
9
8%
974
10 3/a
9%
10
10%
10%
7074
6974
70
70
717a
70%
73
283/4
293/4
29
30
293/4
30 3/a
29%
29%
*560
570
5607a
6
5607a
6 7a
♦560
53/4
6%
28 3/a
287a
287a
283A
18
18 7a
17%
18 7a
5778'
58
573/4
57%
10
7374
7374
7374
74
No par
34
343/0
333/,
343/a
*94
957a
94 Va
9474
437a
39
9%
570
*560
564
j
5%
6
6 7a
6%
6 7a
6 Va
31 Va
3P/4
5,200
6,500
16,000
20
6
2,800
6%
1,100
*6 3/a
317a
180
1,900
564
6
53/4
6%
X31
9%
*6%
6
103/4
313/4
32
I,900
10%
10%
11
11
117a
6,500
28 74
28%
287a
29
28%
29
18
18 74
18 7a
18%
1874
18%
20,000
57%
58 74
58 74
587a
587a
58%
6,900
74
74
75%
757a
767a
79
2,000
34
3434
347a
35
34%
34%
947a
94 7a
♦94 74
9574
9574
95%
41%
40 74
42 3/a
39%
41
*31
31
10%
10%
40%
413/4
7,800
9,800
110
90,700
417a
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,600
29 7a
28 74
29%
29%
3074
307a
29%
283/4
30
19,500
29 Va
24 7a
24 74
24%
24%
24%
243/4
5,800
247a
23%
25%
237a
357a
36
353/4
36
x353/4
3674
367a
36%
22,000
96
170
97%
97%
96
973/4
*96%
967a
977a
290
♦963/4
84
*83%
No par
No par
No par
No par
3
1
B
5
18
1
10
25
4 74%
preferred (1st series)—100
Cum. 2nd pfd 4.30%
series
50
Melville Shoe Corp
1
Mengel Co (The) common
1
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c
$3.50 preferred
No par
187/a
97
98
♦96%
973/4
97
*96
97 7a
973/4
X96V2
967a
*83
85
*82%
85
29 74
29
29%
29%
30%
30%
32
317a
32
7,400
53
53
53
53 7a
53 7a
53 7a
52%
53
1,400
21%
2174
21%
213/4
213/4
21%
21%
1,600
26%
27
5,500
213/4
257a
*44
157a
*83%
22
•21%
*83 7a
85
85
27%
28
28
X27
27
27
27
44 7a
447a
44%
♦44
443/4
44
44
1574
157a
1574
15
15 74
15%
15V»
85
847a
857a
85
85%
85
85
44%
120
15 7a
153/4
II,700
85
85%
200
*44
543/4
557a
54 74
543/4
54 3'a
55
547a
55
55
5574
4,400
60
60 74
*593/4
603/4
60%
6174
617a
62
62
62
2,100
73
74%
737a
74
7374
737a
74
74
7374
73%
41
4174
417a
413%
417a
41%
42
42 3/a
41%
42
5,400
28%
27%
28 7a
2,200
17 3/a
177a
177a
1.100
267a
27
177a
177a
547a
547a
102 3/4
1023/4
♦62
32 7a
41
122
22
23 7a
♦91
47
3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85%
100
preferred series
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45%
preferred series
100
Miami Copper
5
98
35%
537a
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesta
Machine Co
5
Metropolitan Edison
35
18%
537a
108
conv
187a
283/4
♦837a
No par
No par
2nd pfd
$4.25 2nd preferred
$4
29
693/4
67a
preferred
50
Stores Corp common—50c
72%
convertible preferred—100
Electric
29
10
11
$2.50
McGraw
28%
107a
31%
McCrory
5572 Jan
pi
P-ii
35,700
30%
6 3/i
Dept Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series.No par
$3.40 cumulative
237a
No par
No par
1
Corp
Corp
Electric
22 7a
1
Co
L)
237a
703/4
10%
May
Jan
83
<Glenn
Masonite
96 Va Jan
96
preferred
Feb
44
37
347a Jan
74%
11
10
22 3/a
91
83/4
570
900
493/4
1367a
1074
—100
preferred—
conv
2078 Jan
16% Jan
Sep
cum
Marquet te'Cement Mfg Co.:
Marshall Field & Co com
1,900
493/4
♦1327a
30
317a
Com common
13%
♦13%
5074
1367a
49;,/4
♦132
70 Va
B
1
6.25
5
50
Corp. ;
13%
6,100
28:74
*90
83/4
83/4
No par
Exploration
Midland
30/2 Feo
4
97
4%
No par
10
—1
50
1
Shirt
9574 Feb
Jan
83
91
874
13%
473/4
47
22 7a
28 Va
28%
90
Bros
12% Jan
82
28%
*8 7a
1367a
21%
22 74
91
Co
Maracaibo Oil
31
♦132
135
21%
29 7a
Co
Sugar
135
91
(The).Mahoning Coal RR Co
11
23
29
Copper
9% Jan
6% Feb
31
Dec
4
Feb
67a Feb
5
1367a
22 74
No par
Garden—__No par
Square
Magnavox
7
564
4
6
Feb
preferred series
%
♦135
A——100
Magic Chef
Dec
24% Oct
12
5
Inc
(R H) Co Inc com
28% Jan
31
4% Mar 10
Jan
5
11
91/4 Feb
29
4
22% Jan
7
307a Jan
23'/4 Feb
7
July
Trucks
Mack
6
100
preferred
3
19% Jan
Aug 19
6%
21
Dec
64
4
3% Jan
Jan
4,300
47 74
1457a
4674
102
Working Co
&
MacAndrews
9% Dec
6
4
16% Jan
139
ft M Wood
8% Dec
7% May 27
5% May
25% Jan
135
M
320
48
14574
46%
144%
47
M
8
145
♦144 74
47
145
46 3/4
'1007a
105
103
1037a
43
10
600
313/4
♦1013/4
103%
79,400
31%
*10472
217a
77,700
-
116
116
116
116
22
145
100
series A
preferred
320
154
153
98
1543/4
-
1974
1
Lukens Steel Co
155
154%
Inc
new
154%
154
463/4
100
(M)
A
713/4
(Ky).Nopar
50
Nashville
&
74
22 7a
preferred
Common
j3»
2074
5974
Lowenstein
Va
19%
Cement' Corp
5
26 7e Jan
%
,
71
preferred
22
20
6,800
21%
No par
7%
45%
19%
193/4
14572 Jan
45 Va
213/4
Corp
Jun
142
453/4
19%
*81%
Aircraft
40 % Jan
137
457a
217a
No par
26% May 18
153 % Feb 15
1
46%
20
10
Lone Star Gas Co common——10
43/4%
conv
preferred
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5% series B preferred
—.100
4.25% series D preferred
100
4.35 % series E preferred
100
Lombard (P) Co common
10
18
22 72 Jan
iop%
9
Jan
325/b Jan
118
104
Mar 16
98% July
21
800
45%
213/4
100
No par
—5
2.50
Loew's Inc
7
3%
20
Tobacco com—25
convertible
Scar
3%
'21%
100
1
Lone
3%
22
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No par
3 72%
33/4
Va
x63 %
Co
Lockheed
1,300
1274
12
3%
47 7a
463/4
707a
Co
Corp
Oil
Lion
13
28% Feb
6
22% Jan
Jan
Belt
Lionel
7,300
1274
12
12
*3%
20
l
Tulip
Link
3
21 % Jan
4
23% Jan
Lily
14,900
1%
17a
197a
4.
preferred
Cup Corp
7%
3
37»
477a
10
7
5
McNeill & Libby
Savers Corp
Liggett & Myers
18
.ran
374
7,600
19%
1%
19%
1%
3%
3%
463%
573/4
19%
1%
56
20
12
12
ll3/4
57
19%
56
18%
74
213/a
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
11
4
Mar
38% Apr
103
11
lb^4 jan
23
142% Jun
56
*
17a
12
567a
12
5
65 72 Jan
3
45% Jan
17a
12
12%
127a
1%
5,200
18,000
12 7a
12
54
1%
1%
2,200
92
♦90
'
No par
Products
Corp
48% Feb
18
13 Va Jan
14
July
Fink
&
Lerner Stores
721/2 Feb
64% Jan
17
92
55
7
Dec
♦90
187a
474 Jan
13% Dec
92
5374
13 7a Jan
48
*90
*90
19
3
8
92
307a
563/4
3
4
31%
307a
187a
3% Jan
8% Jan
317a
68
30
56
1% Jan
36% Mar 22
31%
68
3074
25
11% Jan
39% Jan
x31
68
11%
8
22
70
3174
14.900
333/4
69 7a
12 3/a
8
3
337a
6974
ll7/a
4% Dec
60
*57
34 74
12%
11% Dec
1,900
69 74
91%
4
16%
333/4
127a
Mar 30
600
20,500
16%
6974
*8972
6% Jan
5%
34
68 7a
10
Cement
10,100
14
33%
♦5
32%
100
preferred
8,600
32%
33 7a
313/4
30
Co common_3
Sons
333/4
673/4
5
Tire
♦59
63
32 74
3174
Lehigh Valley RR_.
No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
$3 noncum 1st preferred_.No par
50c noncum 2nd pfd
No par
Lehman Corp (The)
1
Rights "
25
574
5
No par
7
Va Feo
5
x5
34 7*
-
&
5
5
3
19% Jan
31%
X54%
Jan
19% Jan
31%
X313/8
1% Jan
10
31%
70
150
4874
58 3/4 Jan
Dec
94
557a
20
20% Aug 17
76% Nov 19
94
31%
3
23
94
47%
6
4
*93 7a
55%
6
4
94
31%
18% Jan
Jan
*93 7a
94
100
31,700
48
53 V8 Jan
16% Jan
44%
5574
9
I51/2
44 3/a
317a
31
9
45 7a
463/4
1 % Dec
43
44%
55
20% Dec
31
45
313/a
60% Nov 30
Dec
44%
48
4
46
87
5574
6
4
87
31 Va
4
Jan
873/4
477a
Apr
34
87
93%
% Jan
2
35%
♦353/a
88
45 7a
4474
1,000
31%
*35%
313/4
35%
Pofqnnd
nhio-vi
31%
35%
31%
*86%
Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh
31%
31%
*35%
55
common
&
176
*172
317a
(The)
(James)
41%
167
35%
*86 7a
477a
407a
'163
88
357a
88
407a
164
♦160
*
9374
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Co
Rubber
37%
*93 7a
preferred
3 85%
4
12% Dec
89
Co
Lane-Wells
4
7% May
(The)
Bryant,
52%
363/4
313/4
31%
357a
*35%
5274
36%
40
161
317a
31
1
52%
36%
40 3/4
39%
'156
164
X517»
37
537a
50 3/4
x36%
4074
40%
'160
100
No par
La Consolidada 6%
33% Dec
2,900
22%
22%
2274
Laclede Gas Co
4% Feb
9
3,000
47
♦45
47
22%
22%
22
No par
Jan
141/4 Jun
753/4
74
*45 7a
2274
10
100
.10
12% Jan
-
47
22%
103
5
Co
50
28
95
&
45% Jan
21% Jun
747a
72%
*45 7a
47
♦457a
*94
22 7a
Kresge (S S) Co
52
9% Jan
4774
96
4
31% Jan
31
Co
73
72%
*46
*94
97
100
23
52% Dec
Feb
*95
227a
preferred
34% Jan
42
97
'103
50
common
9
(S H)
700
5.600
96
*10674
Co
Corp
48% Aug 18
Jan
43
No par
&
Inc
6,300
2%
43%
2%
2%
43
♦103
8.75
preferred
Koppers Co
4274
10674
conv
$5
♦2%
10474
preferred (cum)
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co common
791/2 Jan
31
92
2%
20,600
65%
8974
10674
*95
100
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
4%
63%
88 7a
,
4274
42
63%
'10374
Wheel
Kimberly-Clark
*23/a
27a
*2 74
41%
627a
877a
42%
86
*94
Kern
30
2%
417a
2%
41%.
6274
877a
X6174
100
Kennecott, Copper
23
8772
I100
Light Co
32% Feb
Nov
627a
87%
par
preferred..
&
22/4 Feb
41% Dec
61%
89
no par
non-cum
6
54% Dec
63 3/a
867a
10
100
preferred
20
31
61%
50
preferred
Jan
28
11
161
cum
Kansas Power
18
106
1
Common
3
33% Oct
4
Corp
preferred
Kansas City Southern—
20% Jan
39% Jan
Chem
4.20%
15
31% Dec
4
&
preferred
106% Jan
25%
121/2 Apr 23
16
103
6574 Feb
92
22% July 30
14
38% Jan
Jan
1047a
647a
32 7a
417a
122
22%
27
*17
*
27
27
27.7a
27%
177a
17%
1T/a
1774
53
54%
5374
54 7a
*101%
102%
♦101%
1027/8
*59
3274
4074
120
22%
23%
*213/4
93
♦91
63
327a
*60
32%
64
32%
55%
55
♦1027a
*61
3,300
102%
230
32 3/a
32
41
3874
40
37%
38 7a
114 7a
118
112 7a
114 7a
3/a
22%
22 74
22
22%
23%
23:!4
22
23 7a
440
22%
44.800
23 7a
23
23%
34,400
913/4
93
100
108
400
105%.
43 3/8
48*78
104 7a
104
1047a
104 7a
48 74
26
267a
26 7a
26 3/a
25%
26%
25%
26
417a
417a
4P/4
4374
43
43%
44
44 7a
997a
997a
99 7a
993/4
99
99%
*99
993/4
•104
106
*104
96
96
*95
*95
♦104
39 74
977a
107
397a
*95
♦104
383/4
106
1053/4
49
26
44 7a
♦99
60
50
*95
97
977a
*95
977a
*95
39%
*104
3J
230
977a
97
977a
107
3,900
97
♦95
39
26%
447a
99%
106
♦95
*104
5,500
86,100
*104
97
397a
120
49%
106
*95
106
7,000
22 %
1057a
104
103
2,700
108
♦1077a
*104
327a
37%
1097a
*88
108
48
363/4
*108
104 7a
913/4
108
48 3/a
32 7a
64
1047a
92
108 74
93
*617a
108
*91
10874
47 7a
55%
1027a
64
108
477a
54%
1023/4
120
233/a
3,400
107
393/a
♦104
387a
107
39
7,800
21
22
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(762)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Rang® for Previous
Year
1954
Lowest
65'/a Jan
4
26% Jan
4
30
3
Feb
126% Jan
21
8% Jan
4
Jan
137
May
YORK
16
98% Jan
6
Jan
24
Mid-Continent
9
30% Jan
3
34% Feb
10
Middle
6
37% Jan
25
40% Jan
4
114
15
Jan
21
Feb
11
25% Jan
21
27% Feb
8
13
22% Jan
6
28% Jan
21
29
15 % Jan
6
16% Jan
96% Jan
25
Dec
16% Dec
Dec
21
106% Nov 22
14% Dec 31
80
Jan
19
12% Jan
8%
1st
Prod
Inc
Oil
6
33
33%
33'A
39%
39
39%
»135
39%
136'/a
26%
267/a
No par
263/4
27
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
1
Minndapolis-Honeywell
Minn
Jan
24
19% Feb
10
86
Jan
13
10
$4
preferred
103'/a
88%
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co
85% Dec
29
24 % Dec
8
23% Jan
7
29
Feb
51% Jan
18
58
Feb
1
Minnesota
&
24% Aug
5
22% Jan
20
24 y9 Feb
7
Minnesota
Power
11
Mission
11
15
27% Jan
20
Jan
$5.50
4
38% Dec
31
36
Jan
6
43'% Feb
15% July 19
23% Nov
19
22% Jan
17
24'/a Jan
37
50
Jan
26
57% Feb
6
14% Feb
$1.50
7
8% Jan
U
9
Jan
4
54% Dec 22
4% Jan
4
10
Sep
8
61
Mar 17
79% Sep
8
Jan
6
91% Feb
40
Jan
4
81% Dec
30
71 % Jan
17
81% Feb
5
26% Oct
20
23% Feb
3
25% Jan
15% Jan
6
16% Jan
Mar 31
16% Jan
5
79% Mar 29
19
21 % Jan
98
6
Jan
11
24% Jan
18
7%
Monarch
11
Jan
4
25% Sep
14
23% Jan
6
31% Feb
4
39
Dec
31
37 % Jan
6
39 Ve Jan
13
31'/a Feb
1
49% Jun
3
34% Jan
17
383% Jan
3
80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20
76 % Jan
6
85% Jan
12
56
Jan
4
12% Jan
4
3
18'% Jan
21 '/a Feb
8
6
20 3/4 Feb
3
Morrell
18
52'A Jan
4
Motorola
23% Aug
2
28% Dec 31
20% Jan
12
Motor
7
22% Jan
30% Feb
24
27 % Jan
1
Motor
37% Feb
9
Mueller
Brass
3
Mullins
Mfg
28
38% Dec
28
33% Jan
7
28% Mar 24
4
23% Jan
6
25% Jan
18
13 V. Jan
7
18% Sep
15
Jan
3
21
39% Jun
29
47% Feb
2
43% Jan
6
47
111% Sep
1
31% Dec 31
1C63/, Feb
10
111
106
Jun
9
18% Jan
11
42% Jan
37
Feb
25
33% Jan
19
61
Dec
22
61
Jan
4
fifi% Jan
45 Va Dec
2
42
Feb
11
453A Jan
12
Jan
125% Dec
17
114% Jan
18
51
Nov 23
47
Jan
Dec
29
21% Jan
18
19% Aug 26
47% Nov 24
16
Jan
28
37% Jan
6
36% Jan
4
45% Dec
a
41% Jan
6
172 y2 Jan
4
183% Dec
21
175% Feb
1223% Jan
6
27
4
56
28
253A
27
28
29
28
55'/a
563/8
56'A
56%
56%
56Ya
9,000
233A
23 3A
23'%
23'/a
23%
2,100
39'%
40%
40'/a
413A
41'/2
22%
56
13'A
91%
803/a
25
413A
42%
42%
43'A
31,500
22%
23%
23%
24
44,700
55'A
56%
56
57'A
9,700
13%
133/4
133A
14%
36,400
90'/a
913/b
893A
90 Ya
15,500
19,000
37
22%
22%
57'/a
56
57
55
13'/a
12'/a
13'/a
100
887/a
89'%
88
91 '/a
pfd_100
76%
77'A
12%
89'/a
773A
23%
24
24
A
76'A
78
233/4
24
16'A
16%
No par
23%
24
107'A
106%
30'A
29%
30
37%
383/a
37'%
37'%
34%
35%
34'A
35
No par
80'%
81%
79%
80'%
12
203A
21%
203%
Co
Co
7,600
30
x30'A
30 »A
30 y«
30'A
3,600
Co
1
35'%
36%
36%
37'%
37
37
37%
37%
373A
8,600
1
24%
24%
243/8
24'/a
25
24%
243A
24%
243A
17,300
5
19%
19%
19'%
19
19
19
19%
19'A
19'/a
2,000
46'%
46%
46
2,200
1
common
100
120%
Aviation
182
Jan
3
17'/a Jan
Feb
39
Feb
7%
11
6
26
Jan
4
16'/a Jan
3
31
25% Jan
6
28
3
preferred
Jan
New
Fibres
Inc.
98% Dec
2
49% Nov
17
105% Nov
24
6
23% Jan
Jan
6
97
Jan
6
553/4 Jan
12
5
104 % Jan
54% Jan
25
62 'A Jan
10
1823/4 Jan
156
National
182
Dec
10
158
Dec
Q
180
Jan
pfd
National
11% Jan
11
12% Feb
7
31
26% Jan
3
26% Jan
11
Natl
Nov
30
66
Dec
31
34% Dec
6
43% Dec
6
Nov
30
41
Dec
8
159
Dec
17
10 % Sep 15
11% Apr
8
8% July 26
14% Dec 18
31
37% Jan
Malleable
11
Jan
19
99 '/a Jan
3
37% Jan
6
413% Feb
2
13
Jan
15% Jan
National
Tea
4.20%
Co
conv
National
Theatres
National
Vulcanized
Natomas
4
20
16% Jan
3
Feb
10
105
Feb
20
37
Feb
4
86
99
Nov
92% Jan
27
95% Jan
2
16% Jan
Feb
11
100% T>>c
92
100 '/a Jan
6
101
Feb
14
73% Dec
31
69% Jan
18
78
Jan
27
May 11
18% Dec
13
16% Feb
1
18 % Jan
3
7
171/4 Feb
10
77'/a Jan
18
7
62% Feb
11
18% Jan
4
27% Dec
10
23 V'. Jan
7
25% Jan
13
New
39
Jan
10
New
York
New
53% Jan
York Chic & St
3
54 % Dec
28
48
Jan
18
9
31% D»c
16
27% Jaw
6
303/4 Jan
4
20
95
Oct
13
83
Feb
11
14
97
Oct
12
92 ya Feb
11
6
515
Jun
28
470
31
22
Mar 23
34% Dec
28
51
Apr
67% Sep
8
95% Jan
4
500
Jan
Jan
25
36
Jan
17
66% Jan
25% Feb
22% Jan
6
39% Jan
14
92 Va Jan
18
14
96
Jan
32% July 30
30
87% Dec
28
84
Jan
14
84
Jan
14
5
93% Sep
29
88
y2 Jan
12
90% Jan
7
19
93 y2 Jan
13
101 y2 Jan
100y2 Jan
11
102% Jan
3
29% Jan
17
51% Dec
23
48% Jan
6
26%
19
25%.Jan
11
14
8% Jan
4
16% Aug 18
8
89
101
Oct
4
26% Feb
1
6iye Feb
18
Jan
6
Mar 25
87% Jan
19
91
99 % Feb
9
102
7
16% Feb
Dec
15
100% Feb
100% Feb
9
10
103
Jan
•
4
3
Jan
102% Jan
39% Jan
10
20
-14%.Tflfl
Jan
31
li
Jan
18
19% Mar
29% Jan
31
2
38% Nov 28
31% Feb
1
35 y4 Jan
5
26
4
44% Aug 16
109% Dec 31
108
Feb
9
92'% Jan
5
100 % Dec
9
95
y2 Jan
20
100
110% Jan
29
108
Jan
24
109
43 % Jan
108
6
63'A
63
63'A
19,700
37 Ya
39'A
39%
39%
3,000
42'/a
12,000
9%
1
11%
7'A
13%
1
Feb
7
41
rl62'A
162aA
•162
165
934
153/4
113/4
7'A
7%
14%
13%
153/4
107
153/4
*105
157/a
107
*105
35%
36%
3 6'A
93
93
93
93
93
163A
17
16%
17
16%
17
•100%
102
*100'%
102
77
76'A
17
17%
77
77
1
59'A
61
583/4
60%
x59
60%
60%
62 y4
61 »A
62%
24 y.
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
24 y.
25
18%
7,200
120
77
12,600
9,200
33%
34
32%
33%
32
34%
34%
34%.
33%
34%
82,300
51%
50
50%
50%
51%
51%
52%
51%
52
18,800
283A
38%
29%
29%
28%
29'A
85 i
83 !
83 %
93%
92%
92 Ya
28%
29
29
•84
87
*84
87
*84
*92'%
93%
*92%
93'%
10
•450
50
80%
Co_100
A
508
•450
.
' 500
93%
1
*450
31%
31 y4
31%
31%
Co—
Ry
61%
62
62
62%
243A
25'A
24%
25 »/4
40%
41%
41
413'4
*94
94%
94'%
31%
32
*85'A
88
*88%
94
•
101
30%
25
•'
31%
*85'A
90
41%
94%
..
1450
63
62
62%
2,600
25Y«
24%
25 y4
42,100
41'/•
*94
88
*H5'A
*89
42
32 Ya
42
88
94%
20
33 Ya
29,400
*85 '/a
*
SO
88
88 %
90
*94
95%
*94
rs%
95%
95%
102%
*101
102 Va
*101 Ya
102%
'
31
30 y4
303A
30%
30Ya
30Y4
x5iy4
52'A
51%
51%
51%
52
51'/a
52 7/a
52 Ya
53
25
*26%
27
263A
l
59%
61%
56%
15'%
15%
15%
50
—10
100
JNo par
,
86%
41%
110
68%
.86%
ee%
<41%
41%
110
26 3A
26%
58%
59%
60% -.60Y».
153,k
-
26%
5934
.
15%
15%
15%
«6%
69%
67%
86%
413A
*109% 110
41%
*109%
t
"•
68 %
67%
86%
42%
iio
70%
*26%
87
27
*26%
87
70 %
110;
42%
-
.
.
•10*%
71 Ya'
70%
5
16%
100
89
.100
*100
series—
—100
series
100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
j
common.
10
101%
1013A
38
8%
16%
16%
89
100%
101%
101%
38%
19 Ya
88%
.
*99%
*100%
101%
36
18%
16%
16%
101 Va
.
101%
*88%
89
99%
*99%
100
100%
*100% .101%
37%
19%
16%
88%
S9%
100%
...
16%
88%-
>
88%100%.
36% 1 37%.-
,
18%
19%
►100
16%
16 Ya
*88 Ya
,100
101%.
100%
38%
19%
19%
200
60,300
16 Ya
13,200
8634
470
42%
16,000
10
110
72%
52,600
16Ya
8,200
400
101%
IOI
*
101
36 %
110
89%
100
101%
101 y*
37 y4
16,100
27
..
86 Y4
.
42%. 43/
♦109%
,16
150
5,600
61 V»
60 Ya
16%
(Minn)—
„
490
,
30Y4
__i
Northern Pacific Ry___:
Northern States Pwr Co
5,700
43%
94%
•
30'A
Aviation
preferred
4,300
32%
94%
32 Ya
31%
common
20
62%
31%
*101
102%
60
500
25
323A
90
5001.
2,900
.
32 Ya
33
*89
95
-
32 Vm
*85'A
90
94%
♦101
i*450
32%
88
•89
94
101%
41'A
*94
32%
X85
T0%
32%.
62
2
preferred
Northwest Airlines Inc
500.
25%
•94-
>
28%*
93'%
61%
l
loo
87
25
100
1©0
Western
18
*75
50%
—100
4.6%
3,700
17
77
preferred
"
.
30
220
37Y4
40*400
18,800
25
27 »A
28 Y4
19%
28 'A
19Ya
28 3A
28%
28 Ya
29 y.
29%
29
2.50
33'A
343A
29%
6,200
34%
35
343A
35%
35 y4
35 y4
34 Ya
35'A
6,500
47%
47Y4
5,100
108 Ya
109 »/a
preferred
Norwich
76
163A
preferred
preferred
102
75%
*753A
preferred
preferred
18,900
►100%
77%
17
4.10%
5%%
17'A
17
100
77
Co_.
series
American
60
2,300
163A
3.90%
North
17 y4
1,100
36 Ya
93 %
*92
102
76
16
105
36%
♦753A
No par
&
15Ya
105
17%
Shipbuilding Corp
Adustraent
3,600
76'A
3.60%
Norfolk
13Ya
17%
No par
preferred
Chemical
77'A
5,200
3,300
13 7/a
93 Ya
*100%
76'A
77%
20,900
7 %
15Y«
16%
102
76%
10
12%
36%
*92
•100'%
93A
100
7'/a
105
36 3/4
'
168
12 Ya
14
15 Ye
93%
5,100
*162
7%
105
36'A
60
40 Ya
10
14
15%
36%
98'A
12%
7%
107
36 3A
43 Va
rs'A
x403/a
168
12
14
42'/a
99'A
41%
93A
9%
11%
73%
13%
14
9%
11%
7'/a
7%
9%
11%
9%
Pharmacal
Co
47%
108%
96 Ya
96%
preferred
100
♦108'A
Jan
14
12
20
108% Jan
76% Feb
33% Jan
10
28
20
19% Jan
Jan
19
101 % Jan
5
22% Feb
1
23% Jan
4
1
7
Ohio
Edison
4.56%
4.44%
Ohio
4%
Co
common
preferred
Oil
100
Co
Oklahoma
108
&
Elec
Co
*107
108
73%
32
Mathieson
*19
100
series
Gas
♦100
7.50
22%
96%
108
31%
20
4.24%
Natural
47Y4
108%
109
72'/a
preferred
*96
♦lt>8
10
com
47
108%
109
No par
Gas
Preferred
Oklahoma
Olin
Jan
*98'A
40%
Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
Nopco
500
75%
$3.75 preferred
~I0G
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_Nopar
3.40% preferred
loo
•
41%
98'A
No par
Common
,
40
Louis Co—
common
5%
*160
12
47%
18% Jan
523A Jan
153/4
*105
165'%
108'/a
31 % Jan
114
40 3/4
12
27
100
*98 'A
*160
41%
9 8'A
40%
41%
98%
42%
_100
41
99
41%
41
41%
983A
40%
100
20% Aug
2
102% Nov 24
21
41'A
5
Co
39%
"
100
33% Dec
62%
37'A
preferred
4
•or footnnre.
62%
37
preferred
20
60% Dec
62
37
4.40%
18% Jan
127% Dec
39%
38
62'A
37
3.90%
26% Jan
5
•383/a
38
61%
373A
2
64% Jan
16
38
38
62'A
27'A
3
7
Feb
38
38
61%
14
Jan
Dec
Jan
3,200
47% Feb
70
38
24%
109% Jan
4
104
24 Ya
o
102% Jan
24% Dec
24 Ya
New Haven & Hartford
$4.11
4
9
110
24%
20
York
150
243/4
No par
Harlem RR
$4.08
6
9
151
23,500
24'%
series
16% Jan
21% Jun
152
60'A
25
series
33% Jan
101% Nov
♦152
*152
59 »A
5
preferred
28
54% Jan
152%
300
180
Brake
preferred
29
108% Aug 30
180
1
$4.10
19% Dec
18
180
10
$3.60
34% Dec
104% Jun
180
603A
243A
Common
11
6
182
593/4
60 3A
No par
Jan
26
106% Jan
*180
No par
Jan
7% Jan
4
182
25
25
26% Nov
38% Jan
New
60%
*180
59%
60%
105
243A
Central
Preferred
*103%
Cast.No par
40% Jan
16
104
Y
as
105
1,500
preferred
non-cum
*1033A
105
123A
29
43 y» Jan
*1033A
150'/a
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
73 y. Jan
104'A
12 3/4
Northeast Capital Corp
110
103 '/a
150%
10
4
104%
12Y4
27
18
17,100
•103%
34,300
151%
ley. Feb
64% Jan
300
507/a
12 3A
873/4 Jan
109% Jan
96%
50
48'A
*96
12%
3
23
22
96'A
50 Y4
96 Ya
48 Ya
12%
6
95
7
7
21 3A
96%
49%
21%
96 '/a
48'/a
*151'%
13y2Jan
103% Apr
2
103% Dec 27
4
12
28
Feb
16"% Aug 25
4
Jan
6
53
73% Dec 29
2
Jan
Feb
47% Jan
Jan
22
*95%
22
x213A
97
49'A
12%
85% Jan
Mar 23
45% Sep
111
29
33
Y
N
3
25
12
99
33% Feb 11
Nov
Jan
85
.
36% Nov 30
24 % Jan
100% July
5
104% Oct
20
13% Jan
Jan
213A
96 Ya
22'/4
487/a
152 3A
Dock
N
5
4
25
217/a
487/a
22
*96 3A
•
607/a
City Omnibus Corp
43y4Frla 11
82% Jan
3,700
12%
York
N
Aug 20
19,100
183A
127/a
York
$5
7
23 % Aug 12
5,700
387/a
18%
12%
New
10
44
22 Va
38%
18%
l
New
10
-27% Jan
53% July
.
10
60% Jan
22
38%
18%
181'A
Common
12
Jan
22 Ya
38%
18'A
60'A
Newport News Ship <fe Dry Dock
2*
86 ya Jan
Jan
85Ya Jan
X22
22%
100
27
41% Jan
21
3,400
38 Ya
Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
75% Jan
32% Apr
26%
18
England
18
5
26%
22
New
30
31% Jan
26%
38%
Newmont
Oct
29
7,800
19,400
18'A
100
49% Nov
34% Dec
24 Ya
15 y8
181'A
common
4
11
24%
15
22 y8
100
preferred
Air
24%
15'/a
387/a
1
York
3,800
24
18
100
4'A%
39
24
22
No par
5
18% Jan
5,900
5
Corp.:
Fibre
25% Jan
7,600
38%
No par
__
Inc
67% Jan
90
163/4
18 Ya
common__No par
New
16%
22 y4
preferred
33/4%
2
40% Jan
16Ya
111
39'/a
Newberry Co (J J)
4
16%
1093A
18
—1
Corp
43A %
1773A
22 Ya
.100
Co
Neisner Bros Inc
10
Jan
163A
108'/a
233A
5,100
10,100
38 Ya
5
common 1
1951
preferred
3
35
*176
.
1
—5
100
10
105
16%
1073A
24
4,700
43%
5
Co
common
13
25
23 Ya
17
43 y.
43%
177%
26 y4
preferred
Jan
July 22
16%
42%
,
*
167/a
107 Ya
16%
107
17 y.
*176
176
26'A
Supply (The) Pa com___10
4'%%
National
Nehi
176
177
177
26
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
14'/a Jan
19
178%
26'A
Steel
&
43 '/a Feb
8
177
25 Ya
.
6
12% Feb
43Ya
26%
Service
38% Jan
103/8 Jan
43%
433/.
26'A
Steel
6
423A
43 Ya
25
...
Shares Corp
3
167/a
43'A
43%
15'/a
B
Linen
National
18
16 Ya
42
43 Ya
100
National
7 % Jan
16 3A
43 Ya
423A
143/4
common
National
9% Jan
16 Ya
403A
43 Y4
15
A
3
39
Dec
Co
U
11% Jan
163A
43%
43 y4
14 Ya
_
12
2
17 Vm
43 Ya
15 Ya
common
39% Jan
Feb
8,500
14Ya
Stores
series of
66 3/4 Jan
31% Mar
12
Gas
41'% Jan
166
2,900
14%
preferred
6
17
56
23%
common..—1
Co
4
Jan
260
56
23
119
37
25
98
119
55%
24%
24
Jan
150
*118%
55
23%
23%
Inc
33 % Jan
58
119
54%
24'A
1
Lines
Lead
National
23% Jan
43
119
533/4
17
preferred
14
38
Apr
6
107% Mar 31
1,600
23'A
1173/4
119
119
108
6%
4
13% Dec
52% Dec
42'A
53Ya
16 3A
preferred
27% Dec 31
Jun
42
23 y4
107%
7%
15
81
43'/a
290
9,400
68
53
—5
__
29
Apr
*65
33%
23
-10
Reister
Gypsum Co
preferred
$4.50
Oct
4
66%
43
433A
'
—10
common
Distillers Prod
4'A%
7
11
Jan
39% Jan
*65
68
107
32 3A
533A
Corp
conv
National
3
Feb
150% Feb
172
102
453A
107
33
23%
100
City
$1.25
3
102% Jan
141% Jan
6
46'%
1063A
32 Ya
5,400
533A
A
Naitonal Container
13
8
Jan
7
43%
43%
43%
45%
106%
33
....
National
3
47% Jan
95
63% Dec 29
38
25
*65
68
46'%
107'%
XI67/.
1
—5
Corp
21% Jan
Dec
20% Jan
Jan
32%
/
6,300
23'/a
•
1
1
Department
Jun
107'%
33%
*65
*119%
46
46'A
108 y2
32%
68
.100
Dairy Products
17% Jan
*45%
108
443A
-
National Cvlinder
92
*66
443A
Louis
St
Co
National
100
24'A
33%
No par
National
Jan
32%
21'%
xl9
*108'%' 1093A
10
com
_50
21
86
18,600
30'%
Biscuit Co
6
97% Oct
21%
30'A
24% Dec
7
20%
3,400
30%
Automotive
11
16% May
87'% Jan
Jun
48,800
30'A
10
91
805/a
5
19
2
793A
22%
10
28
80%
22 y8
Jan
14% Apr
11,100
80'A
19,500
22%
39% Jan
35% Apr
35%
22%
20 V4 Jan
7
35
22'/a
30'%
37%
3
Apr
36
22
10
348
35%
81
20%
38
22%
18
63
16,100
30%
373/4
22'/a
16% Jan
15 % Mar
118
30'/a
38
22'A
National
14% Jan
78
115'/a
303A
373A
21 %
37% Jan
12
114
30%
10
Corp
National
21 % Jan
17
109'A
3,400
49 3A
21% Jan
13% Jari
2,600
19
10
94
23'/a
21'A
30
Jan
23'/a
19
National
31
Feb
23%
49
7
30
16% Dec
3,000
23%
20'/a
3
Dec
106
16'A
19 y«
19% Dec
Jan
25
16 '/a
49%
41% Aug 17
Jan
81Y8
243/4
16%
19
22
105
80
25 ya
16%
48%
4
14
79'A
20'A
80%
24%
19'/a
18
11% Jan
108'/a
106'A
•" ;29%
25
17
23%
5
12% Jan
6% Feb
23'/a
80
163/8
23'/2
233/4
107% 108%
29%
303/4
38
38'%
34%
35%
16 'A
16%
5
17% Feb
35% Oct
4% Jan
*16'A
2,100
49
24
28% Dec
9% Nov
55
183A
183% Jan
43% Feb
16% Dec
103
25'/a
48'%
Cash
Jan
28
26
Corp
Can
Jan
25'/a
*25
440
19'A
443/4 Jan
National
28% Jan
86
49
Acme
National
90
20
853/4
56
Airlines
10
114
5,200
18%
Nashville Chatt
28
24% Jan
*104
48%
National
Feb
Jan
104'%
20
National
111
26% Jan
104%
49%
3
6
46
6,200
903/4
19'A
11
6
8% Feb
4,000
106%
883/4
48%
Feb
14% Jan
19
1.6%
105%
89'A
23%
Co__
26'/a Jan
100% Jan
93% Jan
16
1 04'A
86
22%
Myers (F E) & Bros
17% Dec 28
5
16%
16'A
87%
103
x23'/a
preferred
103% Nov 18
19% Jan
6,200
85'/a
85
12%
Co
(G C)
8
25%
27
56%
preferred
8
4
263A
Inc
Jan
21
27
Corp—
57% Jan
10% Jan
2,800
26%
N
8
15% Apr
20
27%
-3
Wheel
4%
137
27
85
85
54'A
Murray Corp of America
21
4
137
27%
No par
Products
43/4%
138
27
24'/a
Inc
Murphy Co
2,500
*136
233A
Lines
(John) &
Munsingwear
4
Jan
6
Jan
12Va May
7
13% May 11
4
20% Jan
11
10
4
1
Jan
74Va Mar 29
30
28
Jan
393A
31,900
85
20
&
Moore-McCormack
16% Jan
46% Jan
Apr
19% Jan
36%
19%
(The)—No par
Ward
17
23
39%
104%
1
29
1
24,300
39%
-fii'65%
Co
Oil
18% Dec
23
12,200
343A
18'/a
17 Va
22'%
Utilities
53% Nov
16% Jun
104%
34%
193/4
17 V2
5
Tool
Co
11% Mar 24
21 % Mar
1033A
343A
19'A
17'/a
10
conv
Chemical
30% Jan
4
106 &
33%
19
85
17%
1.25
Power
Montgomery
89
*104
105
*104
105
15%
102'A
com__No par
5%
Montana-Dakota
Monterey
90
Shares
Xl04%
106%
34
39%
136'/a
26%
263A
16'%
104
89'%
1043A
5
Mills
Machine
Montana
16
85
25
Inc
Monsanto
1
31% Jan
26
233/8
40%
223/8
series
Carpet
Co
263/4
15%
15%
102
' 102'/a
89
90 %
the Week
Feb. 11
No par
Paper Co
Light
RR
tMissouri Pac RR
7
r"
&
preferred
Mojud
26Y8
27 '/a
26
1043A
Sales far
Friday
Feb, 10
1
Ontario
Corp
Mohawk
137
26%
17Va
100
preferred
conv
Missouri-Kan-Tex
11
13
2nd
preferred.:
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
4
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 16
106% Dec
6
19% May
76
1st
»104
1
common
Mission
Feb
82
15%
1.50
No par
Reg
Mfg common
12
*135
137
10
8
21
.
33'A
3
19 'A May 26
'
327/.
39
Feb
105
104
105
104
100
Corp
&
Feb.!)
10
Minneap & St Louis Ry
Min
106%
Monday, February
Wednesday
Feb. 8
_5
common
preferred—.—
Midwest
105'%
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Tuesday
Feb. 1
10
90% Feb
109
6
103% Jan
137
Utilities
Steel
LOW AND
Mendsy
Par
Petroleum
South
Midland
27
133
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Dec
90
4
71 Va Jan
NEW
109'/a Nov 30
5
93/a Jan
1
Highest
26
26
102
since Jan.
29% Sep
11
55% Jan
Dec
32% July
40'/a Oct
8
20 % Jun
103
6
21 '/a Jan
67
Range
Lowest
Highest
.
RECORD
*
STOCKS
.
19%
101
223A
x717A
317/«
*19
47'/a
108
953A
108
►106Ya
25
57% Jan
3
Common
122% Jan
3
Conv preference
5
1951 series
54
100
117
54 Ya
117
96
47%
108
953A
47%
108
96%
96
96
108'A
*107
108'A
108
►106'/a
108
10
11,400
*106%
72%
72
72 Ya
72
72%
72 Ya
73
32
32
32%
32'A
32'/a
*19
230
►107
32
19%
280
108
108
19%
19
32'A
19 Ya
*183A
19%
♦100%
101'/a
►100%
101'/a
►100%
101%
*100%
22 Ya
22 Ya
22 Va
22 Ya
22 y8
22%
950
2,900
102%
223/4
Chemical Corp—
26
473A
108
53'/a
114
54
115Ya
53Y4
115%
55
115Y4
54'A
55'A
54 Ya
116%
116%
116%
300
23
5,500
56
26,400
1173/4
2,000
14
1955
Volume
Number 5403
181
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(763)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Baore for Previous
Year
Lowest
1954
Range since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
1
NEW
Highest
9VA Jan
4
15
Dec
31
13% Jan
6
16% Jan
28
Jan
4
97% Dec
30
94 % Jan
10
103 V2 Jan
31
73
Oliver
Corp
4%%
11
697A Dec
8
61% Jan
18
July 23
35% Nov
5
31 % Jan
6
38 Va Jan
14
83
Outboard
Apr
94
Jan
6
99
Jan
14
Outlet
16
16 Va Jan
4
29
Dec
16% Jan
13% Mar 11
Jan
11
77% Jan
12
50
99
31
4
Jan
3
Dec
23
67% Jan
17
104% Dec
31
98% Jan
6
76
68
Jan
4
75 y2 Jan
113
Feb
11
26% Dec 22
23% Jan
18
26% Feb
Jan
7
97
Dec
21
96
Jan
20
98
Feb
2
7% Jan
11
12
Sep
22
10% Feb
8
12
Jan
12
14% Jan
82
20
33 % Apr
57
28
May 17
44 % May
LOW AND
STOCK
7
52% Dec
20
52
Jan
3
54
Feb
7
78
Dec
31
76% Jan
5
77% Jan
7
Otis
&
cum
Inc
conv
1st
Dec
2g
61
Jan
4
Nov
26
37% Jan
17
46% Deb 31
44% Jan
6
47% Feb
11
33% Feb
15
38% July 14
37% Jan
6
39% Jan
12
July 12
37% Jan
25
43 Va Jan
4
83y3a
128% Jan
7
136 y2 Feb
8
Pacific
12
46
13
140
137% Jan
4
154% Nov
9
4% May 18
9% Dec
31
26% July 20
8V2 Jan
45% Dec
5
9Va Dec
14
10
143
com
17
150
Jan
3
6%
28
12
Jan
5
9
Feb
7
9% Jan
24
12
9% Jan
4
20% Dec 29
167A Jan
18
19% Jan
3
Oct
25
84% Anr
71% Jan
31
76% Jan
17
97% Jan
4
104% Dec
7
29
67
19
102
Jan
4
11% Dec
26% Jan
4
40% Dec 30
36
6
Jan
10
104
Tin
Pan
Amer
Jan
3
21
Jan
3
Jan
6
45% Dec
31
42% Jan
44
3
Park
22
38% Dec
3
34% Feb
38% Jan
3
Parke
15
45% Aug 19
41 Va Jan
45% Jan
28
6% Feb
17
11% Dec
27
10% Jan
ll7/a Jan
3
7% Feb
23
5% Feb
iva Jan
5
Patino
26
5% Dec
23
4% Jan
7% Feb
2
Peabody
10% May 11
15% Dec
22
14% Jan
177/a Feb
7
Oil
Parmelee
3% Mar 12
2% Apr
7
May
30% Jan
4
23
Feb
10
27
Oct
28
27% Jun
24
73% Jan
4
37% Jan
4
37% Apr
19
35% Jan
4
106% Feb
&
5%
*16
16 VA
500
71
71%
4,100
107%
H 0 CO
107%
108%
108%
109%
109V*
111
112
24%
25%
24%
25%
25
40
45%
&
Co
45
9%
*9
VA
500
18%
19
18%
19%
19
19%
52,900
75%
74%
75%
75%
76%
75 VA
75%
7,800
100
Penn-Dixie
44%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5
5%
5%
5%
5%
53
52%
52%
52%
52'A
52%
53%
54
54 »A
1,300
37%
38
37%
38'A
'38%
38%
38
38%
2,100
*24
25
Corp
7
50% Feb
11
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
19% Jan
26
10
26% Jun
3
Dec
39% Dec
3
7
98
Dec
13
44% Jan
6
23
95
Apr
8
82% July 20
90
33y3C
Jan
4
36 % Jan
6
42 y2 Jan
13
Jan
12
112 y4 Jan
19
48
Jan
6
55% Feb
8
Phelps-Dodge
6
39 % Feb
4
Phila
Co
Co
88
Jan
3
90
Jan
20
Feb
10
4%
preferred
.100
3.9% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
4
6
53% Jan
4
75% Dec 31
69 % Jan
6
76% Feb
4
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
Feb
1
46% Jan
6
Sep
27
102% Jan
5
37% Dec
7
33% Jan
6
12
16% Nov
1
24% Dec
31
21 "A J&n
6
90% Sep
21
84% Jan
4
87
Dec
31
83
76% Dec
30
18% Dec
23
7
12
July
Sep
5
165
Jun
9
71% Nov 29
63
6% Jan
4
12 y« Jan
4
8% Dec
30% Dec
Dec
27% Dec
6
Jan
16
52
87
17
13
67% Feb
158
11
Jan
7
37% Feb
7
$4
C
C
Pitts Coke
25% Feb
3
Feb
11
$5
91% Feb
11
$4.80
89
75
Jan
17% Jan
St
&
& Chem
convertible
No par
No par
3
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
3
Pittsburgh
Pitts
167
Jan
3
70
Jan
5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
7%
8V4Jan
3
Pittsburgh
& Bolt
Pittsburgh Screw
3
80% Jan
31
Jan
26
28% Feb
9
Jan
20
29
85% Jan
6
89
20
25% Jan
6
150
Jan
25
26
Jan
25
108 y2 Jan
14
25
3
Jan
3
5
Plough
9
Plymouth
Jan
5
Pond
23% Jan
13
10% Feb
1
18% Nov 30
16% Feb
8
24
Jan
4
32% Dec 30
29 7A Jan
6
33% Feb
22
May
4
40% Dec
7
37% Jan
26
4
20% Dec
29
19% Jan
4
5
43
21% Feb
R
Co
Pittston
Poor
(The)
Co
5%%
5
Oil
Co
Pocahontas
Creek
Electric
No par
19% ,T<»n
91
Feb
8
97 y4 Jan
3
Procter
31
11
Jan
17
12 % Jan
3
Publicker Industries Inc
80
20
77%
Jan
6
80% Feb
8
43
Jan
4
Public
Serv
41% Jan
4
Public
Serv
7
82% Jan
25% Jan
12
43
7
37% Feb
2
Aug 10
25
86% Jan
25% Jan
28
89% Jan
6
3
26% Jan
26
4.32%
5
4.16%
3
Mar 19
23
25% Feb
10
25% Jan
4
29% Aug 17
28% Jan
3
30% Feb
11
25% Jan
4
31% Dec 31
25% Feb
11
31 % Jan
3
97% Jun
2
6
100% Jan
25
101% Jan
9
102
25
Sep
15
25% Jan
102
July 20
26% Dec
103'A Apr
104% Nov
4
66% Dec
29
63
5
3j/2%
$1.40
4.18%
3
11
Feb
4
Pullman
Pure
71
Jan
*104
106
111
*110
111
*110
111
13%
13%
13%
36%
37%
36%
37%
37%.
91
90%
90%
91
91
40
39%
40 Va
39%
39%
*89
*88
*85Ms
86'%
*85%
86%
*85
*38
40
97
*38
40
*38
40
*95%
97
*95%
97
*95%
97
X74%
75%
75%
76
*113
*11%
54
39%
13%
54%
37
105 %
37%
120
23 VA
*88
y2
74%
*ny2
54
86%
75%
13
86
86
39%
54
14 VA
37%
♦88
*85%
*113
74%
50
75%
*11%
15,200
13 VA
54
54%
105%
*103%
105%
*103%
37%
37%
37%
3,400
105 VA
37%
120
*113
120
♦113
20
4,100
120
24
23%
24%
23%
24'A
23%
23%
88%
*88
88%
88
88
88%
88%
89
89
110
92
*88%
91%
88%
88'%
90
90
91%
91%
300
24 VA
*88
*88
24 VA
67%
68'A
16%
17
*160
161%
165
165'A
65%
66%
8
8%
26'A
26%
68%
16%
*160
165
66'A
8
25%
69
16%
69
70%
16 T
8
17
70%
71
16%
161%
*160
162
160
165
*163%
166
*165
66%
8%
26%
66%
8
67%
71%'
16%
I,800
16%
71%
16%
6,800
3,100
160
162
166'A
67%
*158
*165
166%
70
69%
II,100
68%
68%
10
8%
7%
8
26%
26%
27
78
25%
77
77
*77
78
30
7%
8 %
9.600
26%
27 Va
16,300
77'A
77'/a
*77
87
87'A
27'A
X85%
85%
85%
85%
86
88
88
89
6,600
27 Va
27%
27%
28'A
28
28%
27%
28
5,800
28
6,700
27'/a
*148'/a
27
—
27'A
*111 VA 115%
16%
16%
31 Va
32%
39'A
39%
21'A
78
*148 Va
26%
113
*77
*148%
27%
113
27%
*112
16%
16%
32y8
33'A
33
*16'A
♦148%
*148'A
28%
27%
28%
27%
115%
115%
115%
116%
116%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
600
33%
33
33%
32%
33 Va
13.300
l
,
38%
38%
39%
40
40%
40%
41
21%
21'A
21%
21va
21%
X21V4
21%
21
21
21%
40
%
70
1,700
2,100
20%
20%
20%
20%
91
92 ya
92%
93%
92
93%
6,800
11%
11%
11%
12 %
11%
12
*80 Va
80VA
80%
20,800
80%
80
80%
80 y2
80
80
39%
39%
40%
40%
40%
40%
41%
4,400
39%
40%
x39%
40 Va
39%
40
6,100
39
39 va
39%
Indiana—No par
39'A
39%
39%
39%
86 'A
*26'A
*25'A
30'/a
30%
10
25
25
—
No par
*100'A
102
*80
20%
87%
87%
88
88
*87
88
*26 y4
26%
26%
2 6'A
x26
26%
25 VA
25%
*25 y4
25%
*25%
25%
x25%
25%
25 Va
25 Va
500
30%
3iya
30%
30%
30%
30%
30'A
30%
30 VA
30%
22,600
30%
31%
30%
31 Va
31%
31%
31
31%
6,900
*87
*100%
101 >/a
*100%
101 Va
*100%
101%
♦100%
101 VA
103
*101
103
*101
103 VA
*101
103VA
120
35%
II,900
70 V4
5,000
35%
35
3 5'A
35%
35%
35%
69%
74J/2
70%
767/a
69
70
69
69'/a
69%
70
69%
67% Jan
80
Feb
8
105 7/a Feb
109
% Jan
20
28
Jan
4
35% Dec
7
31% Feb
7
33% Jan
143
Jan
5
3
148'A Feb
4
153% Jan
3
Feb
11
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__l0
No par
common
preferred
(The)
100
com
preferred
5
100
109
31%
,150
900
*iooy2
35
6
230
100%
35
16
88%
103
34%
74% Dec
350
25%
10
111% Nov
4,600
26'A
87
No par
Inc
Co
100
40
97
20%
.
(The)
190
37'A
37
11,000
33,200
86 V A
*38%
•'
54%
38,300
89
,.'*95%
13%
*11%
54'A
*103%
89
39%
90
13%
100
30
13%
90
13
210
.
11%
4
6%
106
No par
& Gas com
Quaker Oats
*104
92%
7
11
40
106
11%
Sep
30
90%
100
91
preference com_.No par
preferred
100
preferred
100
conv
37%
90%
39%
*97
12 VA
Jan
5%
36%
100
93%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co
Oil
13%
111%
*97
21
div
4.08%
Jan
13%
100
of
Co
El
*110
26
111%
99%
H%
47
Dec
I,800
26
111%
92 VA
107
158
26
112
26
*97
2°s''0
Colorado
of
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
Pub Serv
35% Feb
104
Feb
34 % Feb
40% Jan
25%
*111%
26
111%
5
10
com
preferred
cum
38% Jan
92 y4 Mar
27
8,900
21,300
20%
Co
Gamble
&
17
46% Nov
39
No par
Power
94
20
127/a Dec
$4.75
1
class B
& Co
Potomac
5
99% Dec
18
100
Inc
20% Nov
35 y8 Jan
1
common
7
33% Jan
No par
preferred
conv
17
Jan
No par
com
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16
10
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Jan
122
Steel
100
5%
30% Jan
150
preferred
guaranteed
30% Jan
17% Jan
Feb
1
31
Jan
5
21
1
Co
Forgings
Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
14
3
29
55%
38%
*113
Co com__No par
Jan
7% Jan
Aug 26
54%
39
120
(conv)
161
25% Feb
Dec
55'A
38%
*103%
—100
480
54%
55%
104
37%
preferred
preferred
31
77
RR
L
38,800
39
*88
"88
5,600
42%
109
54%
90
40%
90
90
10
41%
109
38%
*11'/a
55
104
35 VA
2
9%
2'A
109
3,900
53%
5
Pitney-Bowes Inc
4
29%
39%
76 VA
25
10
40%
109
1,000
107
29%
55%
75%
No par
9%
40%
108
♦105%
29%
38%
No par
preferred
10
29
53%
*95%
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
10
122% Dec
9%
39%
108
28%
86,700
55 'A
100
31
Jan 11
158% Jan
155
31
6
21
Feb
100
No par
5%
Pitts
80
150
12% Jan
57% Jan
104
29
29
10%
39%
108%
28%
*110
Jan
18 y« Oct
39%
108
28%
111
86
62% Jan
9%
10
♦105VA
107
♦104%
97
30
*28 y4
105'A
40 % Jan
Dec
107
*105%
105 %
6
80
*105%
28%
100
3
4
107
107
preferred
4
15
73%
98%
Jan
Mar
20 VA
73
25%
Jan
Apr
19%
73
111%
84% Jan
169
20%
*72%
98%
97
1
19%
73
25%
39
8
20
73
111%
39%
800
19%
72%
112VA
3
36
20%
257/«
Corp common
20%
200
*95y2
99
104y2 105y2
*110
111
13%
14
37
38
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common__5
21%
700
*111VA
Philco
27,600
21 Va
57
100
3
21 VA
21%""
56 VA
100
4
10,800
46%
No par
4
50%
55%
preferred
Jan
49'A
"A
55
preferred
2
160
55
3.8%
41% Jan
49
35%
4.4%
97
48%
155%
4
6
48%
35 Va
6
3
131,100
155%
10
Feb
25
19%
387A
39 % Jan
24%
157%
Feb
90
25
72%
108%
1
24%
*35%
Jan,
&
20
24%
157%
101
Phila
410
108
72 V*
38%
100
7,600
108%
*106%
36
113% Jan
preferred
Reading Coal & Iron
108%
108
156
18
$1 conv preference com
108 VA
*106%
156
31
26
108 %
8,500
55
36
31
3
Dec
*54 Va
20%
*35 y2
108
47%
20 y4
108Va
54 'A
39 y4
12.50
20%
158%
Jan
25
11
115
56%
1
No par
20%
*35%
155
110% Jan
Jan
5
36
39'A
25%
45% Aug
Aug
10
20%
159
100
(conv)
common
97% Apr
16
28%
5
& Co Inc com
preferred
5
53% Dec 20
*105%
5
Corp
37% Jan
Brewing
9
104
19%
"72
100
America
of
93% Feb
16% Jan
48 Va
No par
common
107
39% Jan
May
Co
preferred
10
68
48%
5
36% Feb
14% Jan
48%
10
2
3
49
29% Feb
11
8
48%
106% Jan
14% Feb
11
23%
6
6
Jun
24 y2
18
12% Jan
18% Jan
23%
104% Jan
22
89% Jan
24%
Pet Milk
14
146
24'A
Pepsi-Cola
3
60% Jan
♦106%
10
4.68%
3
108 VA
107»A
11
Electric
108%
108 y2
20'A
*50
47%
107%
*35%
51
46%
107'A
20% Feb
(Chas)
*49%
107%
73% Feb
2nd
51
107%
3
31
13
47%
6
109% Jan
11% Jan
51%
47%
Jan
11
42% Mar
84
*50'A
47%
Jan
109% Jan
77% Jan
83%
51%
18
5
Jan
81%
48 VA
67
110
1
79%
47%
18% Dec 31
73% Nov 16
11
Nov
79%
*49%
48
*55
Jan
113
78
51
100
107
11
78%
78
47%
Peoria <& Eastern Ry Co
4.3%
Jan
76
77%
*49 Vi
11
12
21
11,500
Feb
106% Jan
9
90 Va
57
28
12
89
25
Jan
Jan
88%
Jan
104
July
88 Va
52
May 28
10% July 15
88%
10
107% Sep 30
35
87 y4
57% Dec
11
100
87%
*157
Jan
Mar
86
100
Jan
29
85%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
97
Jun
84%
14
103
83
50
100
Jan
4
17
28%
27%
165
22
Feb
28%
*27%
8
Oct
Jan
28%
28%
26
Oct
83
*28%
*27%
Feb
103
28
28%
28%
347A Jan
115
34'A July
y2
♦27%
155
5
7% May
*28
28%
21
11
Jan
28%
*27%
107%
5
30
*28%
*106%
10
25
28
50
Corp
*24
28%
100
RR
Corp
25
15,600
23
Sep
4%
48.400
52%
6
Pfizer
7
17%
47% Jan
Pfeiffer
7,900
6%
Nov 30
94
1,800
6
17%
53
23% Jan
10%
5%
6%
41
29
10%
5%
17%
Pennsylvania
52% Dec
10%
5%
6%
31
39% May 26
10%
5%
17%
25% Jan
4
10%
5%
6%
6
4
600
10%
300
16,400
17%
Jan
32% Jan
44%
6%
29
30% Jan
44%
17 Va
Dec
11
35%
%
6%
25
3
35'A
44
17%
15ye Mar 25
9% Feb
43
35%
44%
6%
series preferred
31
42%
35
'
17%
4 y2 %
4y2 %
43
*42%
34%
6%
4.40%
Petroleum
43
17 %
Sand
Co
30
6%
&
Penn-Texas
103
17%
No par
Cement
Glass
*102
5
Ford
Power
102
25
preferred
Penna
102
44%
34%
*44
*28%
Penn
11
♦42%
35 Va
44
25
3
15% Jan
43
34%
45
25
2
39% Dec
103
9
No par
26
112% Mar 30
43
35 %
45
$1.30
Jan
20
♦102
103
$1.32 preferred
Jan
29
*102
35
2
106
103
♦102
*24
48% Feb
*9
18%
25
57
31,500
74%
*24
82
35%
18%'
38
7
44%
19
24%
6
45%
76%
37%
18
24,500
18%
24%
Jan
10%
44 VA
9%
10%
76%
3
Aug 30
♦9
9
110
10%
1
107 % Feb
9
X9
1,590
9%
No par
No par
Penney (J C) Co
30% Jun
146
44
common
11
100% Jun
146
44%
prior preferred
Feb
Jan
146
43%
Enterprises
84
26
145%
*42%
11
Aug 27
147
8,900
Jan
Nov 26
147
a
23,500
82
28
143
39
11%
13
108
1,200
136 >A
39
39»A
31
4
6,000
39%
135%
38%
10%
Jan
9
39%
*39%
43%
♦142%
9
39 V
39%
136%
25
45% Jan
39
135%
38%
No par
74
39%
136
39
38%
Jan
18% Jan
38%
135
43%
38%
134
11'A
29
101% Feb
39 y4
136%
10%
109 y2 Jan
4
38%
10
40
40
39
29
11
15,300
10%
20
Feb
47'A
10%
3
46
46%
9%
6
13% Jan
47 VA
10'A
105% Jan
Mar 26
46%
10
107% Jan
33
46%
38%
12
3
46
10%
28% Jan
13
46 VA
60
38%
27% Jan
36% Jan
4,400
38%
5
22% Jan
41 VA
10%
29
14
63
40%
10%
Peninsular Telep common
$1 preferred
i
35% Dec
63
40%
38%
6
22% Dec 13
64
X40%
10%
10
169
*77
♦63
40%
1
4
4
39%
77
64
40%-
38%
*42%
25% Jan
48% Jan
77%
77
64
40'A
10%
38% Feb
8
200
38%
7
6
54%
10%
10
31
900
*52
38%
24% Feb
Dec
20
10%
64
146
25
5
77%
54
23,700
98
10 VA
39%
146
Oct
Mar 18
♦77
25%
*97
10%
45%
„
134'A
Nov
11% Jan
77%
25 VA
98
53%
54%
39%
113
31
•54
133%
108
134% Jan
54%
100
9
25%
10%
-
l
36% Jan
45% Dec
10%
♦77
46
25%
♦97
98
10 y4
♦63
64
18
2
*97
10 y8
♦54
77%
38%
98
10 Va
54
40
Mar 18
Mar
*97
10 y4
5,000
113
i
8
22
98
53%
Corp com
1
Light com
No par
preferred
100
104
26 VA
98
*10'A
*77
,
28
80% Dec
16
72
Corp
38% Oct
55
16
71 %
Airways Inc
Penick
7
140
94
16
72
Proof
Coal
94
95
16
*63
Transportation
conv
5,800
71%
Corp
11
Dec
94
37 VA
16
No par
54% Feb
93
94%
690
4,200
36%
%
67
71%
com
7
29% Mar
37
20,600
102%
66%
16
25
Jan
29% Jan
36%
♦102
66
VA
70%
lo
47
Dec
65%
36%
*92
Shares
16
Distillers Corp
l
Co
:
No par
Co
2.50
&
Mines
102%
65
16 Va
71
No par
49% Dec 29
26
102
102
y2
16 VA
16%
.10
Corp
Tilford
Rust
&
101%
100
Pictures
Davis
Parker
101%
16
16%
70%
._No par
Consolidated
Paramount
Panhandle
15%/
No par
World
Jan
30% Jun
35
94
95
*16
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com
4% preferred
35% Jan
21% May
94
*94
16
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Feb. 11
Feb, 10
5
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
12
Jan
35%
preferred
40
9% Jan
36%
100
noncum
Telep & Teleg
Pacific
46% Jan
35%
No par
2nd preferred noncum
Jan
6
36%
15%
101
«s
Thursday
.12.50
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
9% Jan
387A Jan
35%
l
Pacific Mills
Aug 24
*
Jan
23
64
preferred
preferred
62
40
114% Jan
65%
(The)
Products
4%
4
11
64%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Coast Co common
4
31
64%
Mfg
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
17
Jan
62%
No par
Corp
39 Va Jan
41% Feb
102%
No par
Marine
15%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Pabco
Feb. 9
102%
16
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 8
l
Co
Overland
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 7
100
preferred
Elevator
28% Jan
64
Monday
Par
common
convertible
23
44% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
109
77%
80
78%
79 y»
77%
78%
77'A
108%
109
105%
105%
1051 a
105 IS
105jJ
31%
150
31%
♦149
11
39% Dec
29
18
42% Feb
2
Jan
4
86VA Nov
5
36% Jan
81% Jan
5
83% Jan
3
Radio Corp of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
2% Jan
28
8% Dec
2a
7
Jan
6
874 Jan
3
RKO
Corp
1
7%
1
ioy8 Dec
22
9
Jan
6
9% Jan
3
RKO Theatres Corp
1
9%
32
150
32 Va
11,900
150
90
?°
5,200
41%
42
43,000
*82%
83
41
40'A
41 VA
41%
417A
82%
82%
83
82%
83
7%
7%
77A
7%
7 TA
7%
TV A
7,100
9'A
9%
9%
9%
9VA
9%
9%
9%
16,100
7%
22% Jan
32
150
7%
82 Va
26% Jan
317A
150
82%
41%
82
16
32
151
40%
41
27% Nov
31%
♦149
29
28%
15
31%
150%
1,400
28%
28%
6
34,900
28%
28%
21 y4 Jan
78
105{£
9%
29 y4
29%
29%
R
76
4% Mar
90% Jan
37
Jan
12
4
99y4 Mar 29
98
Jan
?fi
52 y4 Dec
47
Feb
7
6
100 y2 Jan
12
Jan
3
50
Pictures
Ralston
Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
pfd
100
No par
♦98%
47
100
47
♦
O CO £
47
100
•98%
47
47%
100
47%
*98%
*48 VA
100
48%
♦98y2
48 VA
100
48 VA
1,900
—
—
500
23
24
The Commercial and Financial
(764)
Year 1954
Lowest
Range
25% Jan
26% Jan
13
6
15
Jan
14
39% Feb
10
18
Jan
18
20% Feb
2
34
11
57% Jan
31% Jan
6
35% Jan 31
39% Oct
Dec
29
64% Jan 21
Rayonler
1
42% Dec 29
39
Jan
5
42% Feb
28
36
Sep
13
34% Jan
7
36% Jan
13
26
16
32
Jun
1
29 % Jan
5
32
16% Jan
4
22% Dec 31
21% Jan
27
12% Apr
27
18% July 22
15% Jan
6
Feb
24% Jan
17
in
9
Reed Roller
4
13
Reeves
Reis
1
20
7% Jan
3
31
3
24% July
8% Dec
31% Dec
4% May
Jan
22
3
2
12% Feb
4
15% Jwi
3
b37a JC'eD
3
65»/a Feb
11
NOV
11
31% Jan
46
Feb
11
Feb
104
Jan
14
29% Feb
11
101
103 % NOV 23
30
43 y8 Aug
11
7
4
27% Jan
23
28% Dec
11
Jan
36% Jan
9
Dec
14% Dec
8
7% Jan
14% Jan
13% Jan
47% Jan
11
85% Dec
31
75% Jan
37% Feb 24
6
Jun 22
70% Dec
31
51% Jan
Jan
64
6
8% Dec
13
7% Jan
17
Dec
22
109% Jan
20
125
12
33% July
18
2
44% Dec
3
41% Jan
6
Dec
3
52% Jan
19
88
Feb
10
82
Jan
26
105
Nov
9
101
Jan
26
37
Aug
4
-36
Jan
37
Dec
6
34
77% Dec
22
54
46
Mar 16
78
July
95% July
2
2
25% Jan
12
33% Dee
9
48% Jan
11
3
28% Dec
29
7% Jan
7
13% Oct
7
9% May
3
15% Aug
21% May
4
41
2
May 18
17% Jan
4
34% Dec
23
24
Jan
12
40% Dec
23
36
41
Jan 14
45% Oct
21
26% Dec
31
24% Jan
Jan
19
May
18% Jan
4
148
Jan
8
98
Jan
18
25
Oct
12
88% Feb
11
71% Jan
7
3
8% Feb
2
Feb
11
129
43% Jan
3
Jan
83% Jan
103
3
43% Feb
11
Jan
6
37% Jan
11
66% Jan
27% Jan
6
74 y4 Jan
7
30
reb
11
6
15% Feb
10
11% Jan
6
13% Feb
7
33% Jan
6
38
Feb
6
32% Feb
11
Jan
7
39% Jan
4
41% Jan
13
46% Feb
J O
6
28% Feb
2
Feb
11
39%
1,500
20%
19 V*
20
19%
20%
19%
20 V4
20 y8
20%
36,500
35
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
35
4,0 y4
40%
40 %
41%
42
42
42
42%
42%
800
36
35%
35%
36
36
36
*35
36%
300
*31
32
31%
31 %
32
32
32
32
*30
30%
300
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,000
16 y8
16%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
lo '/8
3,000
10
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9%
2,800
29%
12%
*64
8%
)%
29%
13 y4
64'/a
30y4
*29%
5
100
Co
Jan
6
47% Feb
7
11
40
83
102 V2
35%
3,200
35%
37%
37
37
37
371/4
36%
36%
3,500
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
321/4
32%
11,400
5%%
preferred—
conv
25
Rockwell
Gas & El Corp—No
Spring & Axle Co
Rohm
Haas
Rochester
&
Co
Corp
7,800
41
39%
39%
45%
45
45%
45%
46
46
46%
45
45%
2,000
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28%
281/4
28%
281/8
28%
19,700
*283
290
105%
*104
33%
32%
*283
293
*104%
105%
*104%
30%
32%
31%
295
48
*38
*39
42
295
*300
310
105 %
*104%
105%
*103%
105%
32'Za
31%
32%
311/8
31%
200
312
316
800
22,500
10%
10%
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
72
72%
71
7.1%
70%
72
72%
731/4
72%
73
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
:■]
22%
l
44%
45
45
45%
45%
4J%
4b
46%
46%
47
5
*14 y4
14%
*14%
14%
Xl4
14
13%
13%
300
48%
12,700
1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Gorp
1
Ruberoid Co
*39
2,100
45 y4
100
1
Ronson Corp
40
5,500
32,300
5
20
common
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft
*38
35
par
(The)...
6
preferred
conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
8t Joseph Light & Power
4.30%
48
10
100
10
common
4%
111
Dec
29
284
Jan
17
300
Jan
10
97%
15
170
Jan
10
170
Jan
10
23
36% Feb
3
40% Jan
11
5% noncum preferred
St Regis Paper Co common
25
14%
*141/4
48%
47%
97 V*
97 %
111%
110
48%
97%
47%
*97 V*
48%'
98
110
110%
110%
4b %
46%
48
48%
47%
97%
97 %
*97iA
98%
110%
111%
111
46
47
46%
47
110%
7,900
54,900
25,400
2,500
440
2,200
45 y2
47%
45%
47
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
1.30Q
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
28%
27%
27%
26%
27%
38,600
70
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
Dec
78 %
781/4
78%
78
78
79
79%
79%
79%
3,400
*291
295
*293
295
295
295
295
295
300
300
<=160
170
*160
170
*160
170
*160
170
*160
23,900
170
180
'
103% Nov
5
103
Jan
27
18
Jan
11
103% Jan
19% Jan
6
Dec
29% Dec
4
31
27% Jan
13
30% Jan
20
3
19
3
23% May 18
11
Jan
4
14% Dec
10
12 y2 Jan
6
14% Feb
17% Apr 28
27% Dec
24% Dec
31
23% Jan
17
27% Jan
3
31
22
Jan
6
27% Jan
26
4
66% Nov 22
47% Sep 20
98
May 26
Jan
8
23
Dec
56% Jan
17
61% Jan
8
3
94% Jan
12
98
Feb
11
Jan
25
106
Feb
8
103
'108% Nov
16
34% Dec
31
33% Jan
6
35% Feb
1
89% Mar 23
85% Jan
4
89% Feb
2
31
113% Jan
24
4
Nov 10
let
pfd
series A
4.40%
18%
19
18%
18%
7,600
29 y4
29%
29%
29%
1,700
$4 preferred
Scovill M'fg Co
3.65%
4
80
Dec
7
71% Jan
17
79% Feb
10
24
Jan
4
33% Dec
15
Jan
21
32% Jan
3
Seaboard
102
Jan
5
105% Jan
4
$5.75 sink fund
Seaboard Oil Co
108% Jan
6
46% Jan
3
6
19
Jan
20
Sears Roebuck
31
21% Jan 12
9
toy* Feb
7% NOV 26
8% Jan
3
7
9y4 Jan
69 y2 Jan
26
41
Dec
56
3
Jan
9% Jan
10
25
8% Jan
3
25
6% Jan
13
NOV 10
61% Jan
5
43% Dec
20
39% Jan
7
43% Feb
11
38
30
31
33% Jan
18
39% Jan
3
Dec
Seiberling
Servel
Shamrock
Sharon
Oil
29
10 y4 Jan
6
11% Jan
31
2
28% Jan
13
36% Feb
10
Sheaffer
(W
42% July 19
31
56
Jan
18
62 Mz Jan
3
Shell Oil
15% Jan
24% Dec
31
22 % Jan
6
25
Jan
4
16 '/a Jan
&
3
19
% Jan
10
45% Jan
27
Jan
5
Slmonds Saw
22
49% Jan
18
55
Feb
9
Sinclair
54"% Dec 31
48% Jan
18
56
Jan
3
37% Jan
17
41% Jan
3
13
31
15% Jan
14
32% Jan
4
52% Dec
35% Jan
4
25% Jan
5
42
6
14Vb Dec
22
Nov
Aug 27
Jan
35
Apr 23
51
19
49
Feb
11
40
May
5
59% Dec
1
56
Jan
12
62% Feb
10
13% Jan 12
24 ye Dec
31
20%
Jan
25
25% Feb
11
33% Jan
7
Jan
6
15% Jan
4
32% Aug 25
28
Jan
4
35% Jan
4
54% Dec
4
25% Aug 11
49% Jan
20% Jan
18
15% Jan
31
175
138% Feb 18
5% Jan
4
Aug 19
10% Dec 17
14% Jan
6
18% Dec
10
54
Feb
10
6
27% Feb
7
56
107%
*46
46 Va
45'/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
No par
79%
80%
79%
80%
79
5
1
46%
49
48
48%
48%
Co—;
79% Jan
3
50% Jan
13
27
25
Oct
15
9
27
Jan
6
28% Jan
21
12% Jan
5
16% Dec
2
15% Jan
4
19% Jan
28
Apr 22
4% Mar 16
6% Dec
29
5% Jan 28
6% Jan
4
7% Dec
29
5V2 Jan
28
7% Jan
4
29% Aug
4
Jan
84 Vs Feb
7
84% Feb
7
3
59
Feb
7
66% Jan
3
22
99
Feb
4
100% Jan
4
23% Nov 30
19% Feb
8
23 y4 Jan
10
45% Dec
39% Jari" 18
50% Feb
2
10% Jan
12 y8 Jan
21
106
55% Mar 31
Jan
74% Aug
100% Dec
19
20
42%
42%
42%
42'/a
43
43%
43
43%
6,900
36%
36
37%
37%
38%
37%
38%
20,800
24%
6,600
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
38%
39 %
39%
41%
39%
41%
7,300
13 y4
13%
13
13%
13%
14%
13%
15
14%
15
preferred
100
*48 y2
51
51
50
52
53
53
53
54
4.20% preferred
Smith-Corona Inc
100
*56
58
55
57
54
59%
59%
62%
60%
62%
1,160
10
24
24%
22%
24%
22%
24
23%
25
24%
25'A
8,600
29%
3%%
No par
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Solar
Aircraft
16%
5
44
*46
-
16%
16%
*481/2
16%
900
x23y8
5
16%
10,800
2,300
18,100
490
31
29 «'«
30%,.
29%
30%
29%
15
54 Va
54%
54%
55
54%
55%
55
56
55
55%
51,300
1
Co
26'/a
27%
23%
26%
24%
27
26%
27%
25%
26%
27,200
180%
pfd—100
*175
*175
*175
30
*178
29%
30
4,600
1801/3
100
Gold &. Platinum——1
9%
~9%
9%
"9%
9%
~9%
9%
~9%
9%
9%
27,000
South Carolina E & G Co com.4.50
ia%
18%
181/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
12,400
5%
preferred
50
*52%
54
54
52%
52%
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
8% preferred
25
34%
*38%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
34
34
33
331/4
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
*38
39
38
38
300
25
46 Va
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
47
48
48%
49
7,600"
40,600
-
Co
(The
*52%
*52
54
*52%
54
100
3,600
5
18%
19 y4
18%
19%
19
19 %
19 y8
19%
19 y4
19%
Elec—No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
—7.50
28%
29
29
29
29
29%
29 y8
29 Va
29
Va
29i/4
33 y4
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
2,000
12,800
South'n Pacific
54%
55 y4
53
55%
54%
56
56
58%
57%
58%
84,100
75%
50
76%
741/2
75%
741/a
76-%
x76%
771/4
50%
50%
x49 %
50
50
7,800
3,800
92
*90
92
*90
)
Gas &
Co
(Del)
Southern Railway common
No par
No par
non-cum preferred—
50
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
Southwestern Public Service Co
1
5%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparks Withington Co
No par
Spear & Co .common
l
$5.50 preferred
No par
8pencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & SonsSperry Corp (The) new
11
Standard Brands Inc
86% Jan
4
92% Sep
17% Dec
22
88% Jan
25
92% Jan
3
7
16% Jan
6
19 V'b Jan
12
23
10
31
11
22%
Smith (Alexander) Inc common
48 % Feb
16% Feb
23
13,000
800
40% Jan
3
22%
62V2
6,600
5
Jan
22%
2,900
36%
61%
53%
6
15
22%
11
*35%
52%
18
26
22%
10%
Va
52%
Jan
20
22%
11
36%
52%
43% Jan
see page
62
11
52%
38% Jan
15% Dec
60%
61%
51%
29
Pm footnotes
X36%
61
52%
49% Nov 23
10
36
59%
51%
39% Dec
Feb
35%
52%
4
73
11
35%
59%
52 V*
5
68
10%
34%
61%
-25
11
31
11
34%
60%
-
28% Jan
Dec
11
34%
72,600
24% Jan
70
10%
35%
10%
54%
63% Jan
5
350
42%
54%
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
11% Aug 12
30,800
36
Southern California Edison
92
5,000
7%
58%
54%
South Indiana
5
9%
7%
X54%
Southern
6
9%
*57%
55
11
18
9%
8
58
54
11
Jan
7%
54%
20
72% Jan
9%
57
53%
Feb
49% Jan
57
35%
50c
:
19% Jan
89
7%
57
54%
Corp
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (A O)
Corp
29 y4 Feb
15
9%
57
53%
OH
7
20
11,000
171/4
17
22
49
461/4
18
Dec
46%
44
44% Jan
Nov
49
46%
17% Jan
28'/a Jan
81% Dec
48%
46%
23
50
14,900
49%
17
July 28
92
80%
43%
46% Dec
5
80
17%
15% Jan
14
80%
46%
37% Jan 11
Jan
79%
—
44%
4
Jan
79%
—
44
3
39% Jan 11
17%
17
25
37
17
17%
37% Jan
£0
17%
44
52% Jan
9
17%
9,400
7,400
1,200
46
39 % Jan
11
46%
43%
10
58% Feb
107/2
46
46
31
34y8 Feb
♦107
46%
44
Jan
7
107%
46
30% Jan
18
7%
*107
7,200
433/4
37
Jan
9%
32%
46
23
51
7%
32%
44
29
31 ya Jan
9%
32%
46%
Dec
29
7%
57
—
79%
32
42 y2
-No par
No par
54
54% Dec
9'/4
_
— —
78%
1
America
Steel
&
Solvay American Corp 4%
4
7%
24
79%
-
—1
South Amer
36%Jan
9%
57
118
*231/4
*92%
1
40
'
7V4
57
*107
60
No par
No par
new
1
6
2
9%
1
10
49
*114
24
*107
11
29% Aug 23
32% Dec
6
118
*23%
♦92%
46%
18% Feb
19
*112%
107 %
10% Jan
5
24
*92%
45%
189% Feb
25% May
28% Feb
118
*23%
45%
4
19
*114
24
*93
107%
17
Jan
118
*23%
45 y4
19
52
*114
24
10
881/2
*106%
43 Va Nov
1
118
*23%
*94
88
1
8
Mar
*114
10
5,50,0
90
*88
preferred-No par
6
11
90
98
107
35
32
9'/8 Feb
Jan
*88
98
34%
31%
17% Jan
175
90
60
7,900
*105
34%
31%
Simmons Co
47
44
*88
34%
31%
Pen Co
6
8
91
97%
107
7.50
A)
3
31
34%
60%
60%
*95%
*105
31%
Gas
Jan
20
Nov
17
34%
*89
No par
39% Jan
Dec
43 y4 Dec
34%
60%
97%
107
3iy2
& Co
Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
45
34%
59%
*95 Va
*105
1
common
Sheller
Shattuck
34%
59%
971/2
106
79
CO
6
34%
*95%
104%
79%
Corp
(Frank G)_
31% Dec
4
10,800
59%
60%
97%
104%
76%
Steel
61% Dec
Mar 15
60%
59%
*95%
*103
77"%
common
4
29% Jan
36,200
75%
preferred
8% Jan
36% Jan
23,400
24%
77%
Co
Rubber
Inc
$4.50
25% Jan
5
14%
25
24
75 V*
Beeger Refrigerator Co
4
4
10% Dec
141/4
24%
24%
40
Seagrave Corp
Jan
14%
25%
23%
5
Finance
14
49% Feb
14%
24%
23%
25
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Jan
81
14%
25%
23%
——
43% Jan
3
14 y8
25
24%
——
Jan
6
14%
25%
23 Va
preferred
100
4.30% conv preferred-,
100
Scranton Elec Co (The) com——5
3.35% preferred
100
42
Jan
14i/4
24%
24%
No par
common
2
Jan
14%
25%
24 y4
No par
No par
4
37
13%
25 y2
15c
$3.40 preferred
y8 Feb
52
5
1.40
Scott Paper Co common
23% Feb
74%
20
18%
29 'A
119% Jan
39% Nov 22
103
18%
14
57% Mar 18
103
20,400'
29%
19
18% May 24
79% Nov 26
104
38%
18%
26
16
*103
37%
29%
Jan
17
104
33%
29
22% Jan
31
*103
37%
18%
93
Dec
104
37%
18%
30
45% Dec
*103
37%
29%
30
108
104
38%
18%
Dec
July 21
Jan
7
»io3
37%
29
22% Dec
31
100
38%
10
92
94
377/3
10
5
14
Dec
5
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Sobering Corp
Jan
114
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
74
102% Jan 15
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
54,900
31%
41% Dec
4
43%
421/4
1,100
36%
170
6% Jan
1,520
40%
41
83
38
1
296
4
102 %
32
50
__
Apr
Jan
42%
82%
1021/8
31 y2
preferred series A
Apr
14
40%
83
103
37
4.50%
Roberstsbaw-Fulton Controls com
123
34% Oct 15
41
82%
102%
13
211
4
37%
83
12%
No par
Bt L San F Ry Co common__No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
Oct
102%
13 '/a
1
Nov 29'
102'/a
13
10
82
82%
102%
8,300
49,900
13%
10
99
82%
102 %
42%
54
12%
Feb
Jan
82 %
102%
41%
*51
13%
79% Feb
49% Jan
54
123/4
—20
common
29% Jan
34
42%
*51
13%
Inc
4
29% May
x42 '/a
54
12%
Bobbins Mills
17
6% May
43%
15I/4
Jan
7
42%
*51
15%
74
27% May
54
3,400
34,200
151/4
25% Feb
6% July
83
43 y8
8%
*
15
22 Va Jan
13
41%
*51
54
120 %
69
129
14%
21
33
128%
123 '/a
68%
14%
21
17% Jan
X81/2
128%
125
15
July 27
85
8%
8%
14%
Dec
25% Jan
691/2
8%
68%
125
14%
23
102
68%
8 %
*51
..
76% Dec
89
67%
8%
13%
Mines
30
11% Jajn
68%
8%
18,200
1,200
117,700
70%
1
14% May
.67%
120
7
30
8
93% Jan
88%
70
Nov
5
9
20% Jan 12
141/4
85%
38%
62% Jan
24
I41/4
86%
x38
18% Jan 14
22
141/a
85%
29%
stores
30
141/e
85%
711/4
Safeway
Dec
14%
83%
29%
49%
44
6%
14%
84%
5
(Jacob)
7
6%
7
6%
6%
14%
82%
341/a
Ruppert
4
7
6%
143/8
29
3
21
39,900
x701/2
13
Feb
42%
28%
Jan
98 y4 Jan
20,000
4iy4
71%
15
111% Feb
291/4
421/4
42%
34%
48% Jan
5
41%
28%
6
6
42%
-
70%
18
10
260
29
34%
13% Jan
Jan
101%
"
42 y8
28%
42% Jan
96 Va Jan
♦101
29
72 Va
9
44
101%
28%
341/a
11
107 V* Jan
39%
28%
70%
22 y8 Feb
4
101%
29
IOI1/2
34
18
9
102
101
100
64,000
28%
Jan
5
46
28
19
47% Sep
45
72 y4
15
99% Oct
45%
1,900
34 y4
1
112% Oct
4iy4
41%
13%
*65
27%
3
4
13%
65%
40%
102
900
13%
65
41%
28%
30
13%
40
28%
30
65%
13%
65
71%
25
14
30
65
34
Feb
88% Jan
30
*13%
No par
74 Mi Jan
38% Jan 28
131/a
64%
No par
11% Jan
35
3,300
Ritter Company —-Roan Antelope Copper
6
18
9.000
Richfield, Oil Corp
25
25% Jan
29%
*64
7V4
1
Rbinelander Paper Co—
13 Va
8%
14%
7
14%
10
Manufacturing
9% Jan
7
*34%
85%
83%
69
x68%
8%
8%
124
116
42%
42 Va
100
Rheem
*29
41%
40%
102 »/4 102%
28%
28 y4
44'/4
41 Vz
100
4%
103% Jun
31% Jan 11
39 Va
20
34%
40 y4
*34%
series
68 y8 Jan
Oct
16% Mar
23
25
5
.50
50
50
5
39%
series
50% Nov 24
33% May 21
64%
39%
3.60%
21% Nov
4
63%
39%
Preferred 4.50%
29
35
14% Jan
63%
39%
—
Preferred
7
29% Jan
3
Corp
72% Nov
9
62%
39%
prior preference
11% Nov 11
27
63%
39%
Co—
Common
10
316
62%
Remington-Rand common
50c
$4.50 preferred —
25
Reo Holding Corp
1
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
Revere Copper A Brass
No par
Rex all Drug Inc
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com.—No par
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B_—___10
4
Feb
257
63%
39%
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
11
53
12% Jan
281% Oct 12
105% Dec 29
4
6% May
55% Aug
12% AlXg
7
Shares
62%
39%
No par
Inc
&
Reliable Stores
44% Feb
Jan
6
10% Jan 26
20
10
28% Feb
23
36%
4
Jan
32% Jan
$1.25 div
Dec
64
93% Feb 13
19
11
14% Dec 31
8% May
7
55% May 19
14% Jan
9% Feb
the Week
No par
50c
Co
Bit
Bros
(Robt)
Sales for
Friday
Feb. 11
Feo,10
63%
$2 preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
4%
noncum 2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills.
11
30% Jan
Feb. 9
62%
1
common
—
36% Feb
Feb
Inc
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
Par
EXCHANGE
38
Nov 23
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
20% Dec 31
4
8% Jan
62
4
31% Jan
since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Monday, February 14,
1955
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
—
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Bui*
Chronicle
$3.50
preferred
1
1
2
No par
—
com
5
No par
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas Ac Electric Co-No par
*91
50%
93%
50%
*90
50%
92
♦90
77
75%
501/2
92
27%
28
27%
28
27%
28
x27%
28 Va
27%
27%
ls'/a
19
18%
18%
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,400
5%
6
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6
5%
5%
7,100
7
7
*5%
7
6%
6%
6
6%
6
6V'8
3,600
84%
84%
"83
88
*83
88
60
59%
60%
*99
99%
99%
99%
19%
49%
11%
71
45 Va
39%
*89%,
20
19%
19%
19%
50%
47
49%
4 8'/a
12
11 "2
11%
11%
11%
59
60%
*99
62 "3
*82
88
20
63%
62%
631A
15,600
99%
99%
*99%
100%
60
19%
19%
20
20
20%
50 y8
49%
50%
49 Va
49%
11%
11%
11%
11%
72%
73
72%
73
45
46
45%
48'A
5,400
39%
39%
39%
43,800
*89%
90%
240
18,500
10,800
71%
71%
71%
71%
72 Va
44%
45
45%
45%
39%
39%
39-%
39%
40
90
89
89'A
89
90%
*89
88
62
100
46%
90
*82
7,400
x39%
17 Vz
17%
171/4
17%
17
17%
17%
18 Va
18
18%
16 %
16 %
16 Va
16%
16 '/a
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
13,000
26,000
48,900
1,310
'
I
Volume
Number 5403
181
. .
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
It ear
1»54
Lowest
Range
Highest
since Jan.
Lowest
1
NEW
*
St
STOCK
oitiv
„
Highest
EXCHANGE
4
79% Oct
4
73 % Jan
18
81% Feb
7
29
48 % Dec
Standard Oil of California
8
44% Jan
17
49% Jan
3
btttiiuard
71% Jan
4
112% Dec
8
106% Jan
18
119% Feb
1
Standard
99
45
Dec
31
42% Jan
6
45% Feb
10
6
99% Jan
12
101% Jan
24
Oct
26
.10% Feb
8
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
20% Dec
30
19 Va Jan
13
22% Feb
10
5
53 % Oct
22
45 % Jan
6
Feb
11
Starrett Co
30% May
5
42% July 30
37 Va Jan
28
39% Jan
17
Stauffer
11% Jan
5
13% Dec
13% Jan
4
15% Feb
7
36% Feb
17
22% Apr
19 %
12
1
7,
113% Jan
46%
46%
47%
47
Stewart-Warner
7
20% Jan
21
5%
29% Feb
J.3
49% Feb
Stromherg-Carlson
25
15% Jan
11
45% Jan
Sunbeam
4
13% Jan
Sun
30
97% Jan
20
30
67% Feb
11
70% Feb
9
116% Feb
3
118% Jan
31
21% Jan
6
26% Jan
118% Aug
,
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
$4.50
Sun
Class
4
24% Feb
8
25 % Jan
Aug
3
26% Dec
28
24% Jan
6
29% Jan
84% Dec
30
81% Jan
4
84
Jan
4
8
12% Dec
816
10% Feb
3
Jan
2
2
Jan
6
740
■'
12% Jan
830
3
14% Jan
4
20% Dec
31
18% Feb
8
21% Jan
30% Jan
11
50
30
46 % Jan
18"
24% Nov
Feb
26
10
21
Jan
14
41% Feb
4
51% Sep
28
46% Jan
10
4
48% Dec
16
42% Jan
17
96
81 % Jan
13
Dec
28
94% Jan
10
105% Jan
14
147% Dec
16
128% Jan
18
4% Feb
24
7 % Dec
29
6 % Jan
6
17% Jan
10
14'% Jan
27
18% Nov 26
Jan
25
33
"4
r*
38% Nov
Dec
25'% Jan
15
'
18% Jan
Talcott Inc
28
2
Tennessee
Texas Guif
61
Jan
6
Feb
7-
Texas -Utilities
12% Jan
3
■11% Jan
7
7% Jan
6
9
7
'-43% Jan
4
45
Jan
4% Feb
3
6
Jan
3
18'A July 20
27% Nov
16
11
Jan
18
25
<
Jan
24
17
14
Feb
Feb
49%
b.,%
b*.;/4
92
94%
94%
95%
94
89%
93%
91 %
91%
91
91%
90%
91%
8,300
No par
new
39'A
39%
39%
40
39%
40%
40%
4134
41%
41%
45,400
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
8,400
54%
53%
54%
54%
54%
54
54%
13,000
13
21,800
1
15%
16
10
OH
54%
55%
69
69%
69
69%
69
133/4
13 '/a
13%
i.
13%
19%
No par
]"%
153%
*149
151
151
r
300
69%
69%
693A
5,200
14
13%
13%
11,600
♦19%
25
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
51
51%
51
51%*
51
143/4.
14%
14%
14%
:
2
383/4
39
38%
38%
5
28»A
28-%
27%
28
No par
Tri-Continental Corp common——1
19%
19%
19%
19%
26
60V8 Nov,26
56
Apr
23
May 28
20% Feb
Transue & Williams
26% Jan
17
28% Jan
No par
5
4
Steel
50
preferred
$2.70
10
301/4 Nov 19
(The)——
Co
Airlines Inc
World
Trans
9
53% Feb
Bearing
Roller
Transamerica Corp—
4
58'A Feb
1
Coal
Truax-Traer
Co
A
Preferred series
common
(conv)
1
50
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser_50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
conv prior
preferred-——50
Tung-Sol EJeotric Co common
4
57%
'51
14%
.-preferred^
conv
Edison
Toledo
Jan
18
27 >% Jan
6
31% Jan
13
Jan
6
20 Va Jan
19
6
52 % Jan
14
60
Jan
19
16% Nov
30
14% Jan
26
17% Feb
3
Twin
32'% Dec
41% Dec
22
35
Jan
6
40 'A Jan
14
TXL
11% May
6
13% Jan
6
147/s Jan
3
Udylite Corp (The)
29
34
Jan
6
38
Jan
3
Underwood Corp
9'/2"Jan
27
11
Jan
4
Jan
31
77
Feb
11
80%'Jan
25
87% Jan
Coach
Oil
1
Co
1
(The)—
Corp
\
Va
25
'
27%
8%
3,600
150
4%
13 Va
.
5
1,200
13%
14
2,100
57%
57
58
8,900
104 Va
103%
103%
60
25
25%
25 y8
25%
27%
27%
27%
27%
15,500
16,500
'103%
104
24
Associated Oil
100
13
44
44
5
5
13
*7%
55%
57
56
5
8aA
8%
44 '.'a
*44
13
5
*12%
12%
103
13
5
56%
104%
5V4
12%
8%
9
44
24%
42
11
12%
12%
56%
'104%
44%
*5
8%
44
104%
55"% Oct
18% Jan
5%
4%
*12%
12%
8% "
8%
♦44
44
44
46%
24%
3
52% Jan
15
5
100
8%
46%
104%
27% Jan
31
8%
preferred
50
Corp.No par
12%
13
*12%
1
*46%
*
25
Water
6
6% Jan
1
14«
24%
Tide
3
19% Dec .31
46%
46%
Nopar
1
Co> common
preferred
25% Jan
57 Va Dec
12%
12%
14%
148
155
10
4 %
27% Dec.31
41'% Jan
12%
12 %
11%
70
Thompson (J R).
-—
Thompson Products Inc com__
4
17
12
69
Avenue Transit
15% Jan
52
11%
12
*150
No par
Co
$2.50 convertible
11
6
12 %
1
100
19,600
12%
21% Feb
30
'
Trust—
x-distribution
Ry Co—
common
Fair
20
31
14'.
390
18% Jan
Dec
H
*12%
21% Aug 16
19% Dec
x53
1
12%
19
543/4 Jan
49
93'%
92 'A
46%
3
301/4 Dec
6
49%
92%
10
*12%
31
54
48"%
9u
49
28
46%
Jan
13% Jan
48%
3,300
1,200
41'A Jan
18'A Jun
2,800
473A
5,000
6
52 'A Dec
33
47%
17%
21
1
IOO
32%
49%
46%
25% Jan
Jan
18%
33
48%
19%
38% Jan
Dec
♦18%
18%
323/4
17%
30
53
*18%
V\
46 Va
31
15'% Apr
18%
*18%
260
1,200
20,100
2
4
30
34%
8%
17%
$1.20
f
18%
33
95%
140 "
46',
Timken
30% Dec
♦18
1
8
17%
3
40% Dec
18%
333A
•136
8%
19%
13
2
18%
33%
8%
19%
24
16% Jan
B
8'A
135
95%
1
135
131'%
8
8%
96%
96%
97
131
133
24,600
17%
Jan
12
45%
19%
143/4 Jan
13 Va Jan
8
•45 %
17%
27% Jan
25% Feb
8%
49
43%
43%
96'%
97%
48-%
45 :■
19%
52
26% Jan
*48
8 %
43'A
43%
97
♦130
49%
17%
5
21
97%
131 %
97
400
5,700
48%
19%
6
15% Aug'
43%
22
*21%
17%
3
52% Dec
5
800
19%
Jan
27% Nov 16
4
12% Jan
24.000
830
820
830
17%
13% Jan
1
36 % Jan
1,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
*812'%
17%
6
26'A Dec
11%
830
19%
IThird
10
Jan
*810
50c
Inc
Tbermoid
11
58
104% Feb
27
11%
11%
820
Nopar
17
15
Jan
Pacific
820
131%
Nopar
$1.25 conv preferred—
The
31
Jan
July 30
47
7.50
810
Nopar
$2.40 conv preference
Dec '29
*11% Jan
share
&
Textron
48'% Jan
9
101"
10%
820
83%
83
13%
'«
17
8
11
10%
1'26
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
25
Feb
18'% Jan
11
31
2,100
2.50
ctfs
29
Sep *24
26%
83
8
Land
Pacific
Dec
Dec
26
82%
1
&
Sub
Dec
1-25%
82'%
com
Pacific CoaJ
Texas
22
12.
25%
82%
Inc
4
53
25%
83
common
Instruments
13
104
26%
82%
Corp
Sulphur
13% Jan
6% Jun
1
25%
83%
!
164% Jan
7
26%
Producing Co
8
18
26%
♦83%
Corp
8
8'A Jan
8% July
20
Corp
Feb
42'% Oct
1,100
(James)
Telautograph
148
92'% Jan
24%
25
Symington Gould
27
Jan *
24%
Corp_
Dec
Dec
24%
43%
11% Feb
7
122,800
24%
1950
preferred-.
cum pfd
(conv)
13
'44
24%
24%
25
$4.40
9% Dec
'
23%
24%
116%
24%
21%
Texas
9
24%
24%
23%
*
21%
28
1% Mar
x23%
24%
117
*116%
24%
48%
26
39% May 17
10
117
*116'%
24%
25'A
24
22
3
2
'116%
116%
23%
♦24%
*116%
48%
42% Jan
Feb
5,900
2,500
21%
27
'46
117
68%
49%
38 % Jan
49% Dec -23
67%
21%
Jan
4
*993/4
x69
3,800
100
100
69
*99'A
69%
69
69%
13%
100
48%
16% Jan
38% Jan
70%
117
69%
13%
13%
*99%
42%
$4
34% Feb
14'% Jan
13%
100
12.50
ser
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
8% Feb
.20
13%
21%
23
6
70
10c
Co
7
No par
new
Paper Co
Gulf
10
♦99 %
■
49
Texas
Jan
1
No par
/
22
Texas
Jan
13
44
48%
4
18
12%
44%
Co_—
28
'12
13
44%
*21%
Swift &
11
'17% Jan
12%
44%
5,400
49% Feb
31
13%
13%
33,400
12%
44%
13%
12%
45%
5,100
95% Feb
12 Va Dec
12%
12%
44%
13%
♦99%
6,700
433A
13
45 y8
13 %
100
49 3A
%
12%
45
common
300
49
49 %
20%
100% Jan
19% Dec '23
48%.
52%
6
19% Nov '19
48%
19%
58
.
48%
52 %
6
7
49
20%
6
4
47%
14,000
52%
12% Jan
5
49%
29%
19%
47 Va Jan
6% Jan
48%
5,000
28%
28%
52
19
13% Jan
28%
19%
16
.13% Jan
28'A
52%
Jan
70
28 Va
19'A
6
66,
28%
52
Oct
-
28 Va
19%
14
9
29%
20%
*20
20%
52%
50% Dec
46% Mar
29
♦20
18%
17
15
20
X49%
Jan
15% Dec
2,200
18
19
41'% Jan
172
6,600
20%
173/4
50
4
11
24%
20
17%
18%
5
Jan
24%
20
17%
49 %
Jan
107
24%
20
17%
5
Texas
-
24%
19%
17%
50
Texas
5'A Jan
24%
19%
25
89
42% Dec
24%
19%
18
x24y8
20
Inc
83'% Jan
20
15,500
24%
10
preferred
pfd
23
Dec
40
27%
19%
conv
30
41
97%
27%
17%
1
29
11
97%
28%
18
10O
Nov
Jan
97%
27%
20
preferred
98% Dec
4
39
35
A
4%%
47% Nov
57 Va Jan
*96'%
2o va
20
OH
88
16*
Corp
2nd
97% Feb
143
97%
27%
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Feb
22
♦96%
28
Superior Steel
*47% Jan
16
96'%
27%
25
No par
common
Sutherland
49% Feb
31% Jan
96%
28%
Superior Oil of California
52% F'eb
Nov
97%
20
Sunshine Mining Co
27
2,000
11,500
20%
Corp
Sunshine Biscuits
3
Jan
A
Sunray
46%
19%
5%%
19
24
46%
17%
Corp common
preferred series A
24
11
Co
47%
24%
4 % %
6
Jan
Oil
46%
1
10
Corp
series
47'%
♦20
Co
'
Chemical
1,800
14%
20
Stone & Webster
40
12% Jan
38%
14%
14%
No par
26% Jan
12% Jan
43% Feb
50
30%
15
5
common
prior preference
29
25% Oct
Jan
5
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
Dec
23% Dec
7
Corp
2,100
48%
39%
15
28
*96%
15
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
19% Jan
4
635
ioo
Inc
7
11
?1
preferred
(J P) & Co
13
71% Jan
,
46
Feb
24% Jan
22 %
5
common
25
16 % Jan
11%
22 %
14%
19% Jan
Dec
11%
22%
Sterling Drug Inc
8
200
16,300
52,200
12
21%
48%
17% Jan
,70
21%
48%
18% Jan
30
12
21%
X38%
23% Jan
68% Dec
11%
39
23
102
11%
21%
48
15
' Dec
11
21
47%
29
101
12%
21
Nopar
Co
Dec
1
11%
20%
38%
3%%
Feb
xll%
l
~s
56,900
22,300
45%
100%
100%
102
14%
Stevens
7
♦100'%
47%
5
20
102
117%
45
45%
45 V4
46%
'100%
25,700
31,500
48
47%
45
102
Shares
80%
116%
39
31
30
47%
116%
14%
Jan
24
45%
47'%
115%
47%
Jan
Nov
45
♦100%
47%
114%
114
39
29
14% Dec
47
15 y8
98
48
47%
116%
79%
80%
79%
47%
12
,.12% Nov
46%
80
39%
24
Jan
79%
114%
45%
102
80'%
15
Jan
28% Feb
44%
*100'%
78%
47'%
43 '/a Aug
11
1Q
10O
81%
39
Jan
4
89
47% Feb
X80%
11
Feb1.
Feb, 10
l
95
15
Jan#
8%
6
Sales for
(he Week
Friday
Thursday
io
26
.27%
io% Nov 23
30% Jan
43% Jan
(The) L S
Chemical
19% Aug 24
4
35% Nov
common
Feb. !>
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
97% Mar 3'l
20
8
21% Jan
Ohio
18% Nov
4
Mar 25
117 Va
of
26% Dec
Feb.16
17% Jan
6
50".
30% Feb
6
30
13% Jan
14
46 % Dec
7
91% Jan,
47%
116'A
Jersey
preferred series A
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp_
7
4
42% Feb
X47%
New
Wednesday
Feb. 8
j.s
of
Oil
Tuesday
Feb. 7
No par
25
Indiana
3%%
11 Va Jan
7
Oil
Standard
102% Mar 11
4
Jan
of
Monday
Par
44% Oct
Oil
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
52% Jan
32% Jan,
STOCK
STOCKS
51'A
52
51 Va
513A
5,200
14-%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
8,500
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40%
28,100
27%
28%
28%
29 5 B
28%
28%
14,900
19%
19%
19%
20a4
20:%
21%
1,900
26%
26%
26%
26aA
14,600
57%
57%
57%
57%
2,400
16,000
26%
263/4
-26%
26%
26'A
26%
57%
57%
573/8
57%
57%
57%
19%
20
19%
20%
20'A
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20"%
*523%
53
53
53
53
53
*52%
53%
*523/4
53%
200
27
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
X26%
27
26%
26%
3,700
53 %
53'A
*52%
53%
53%
53%
x53%
53%
53%
54
1,800
28%
29 Va
28%
28%
29
29
18%
28%
18%
18%
28%
29
18
18%
Va
293A
18 Va
24,300
1,100
18%
18%
18%
56
55
55
17
173/a
16%
17%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
22,100
36%
3 7 Va
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
37'/a
37 %
39'A
51,800
13%
133A
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
14
14%
8,300
35%
36
35%
35%
35'A
35%
35%
3 6 3/4
3 6 3/4
36%
7,700
9 5/8
10
93/4
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
9%
10
74%
75
74%
77
18%
*54
56
*54
10
56
*55
56
*54
u
7
143/4 Dec
Feb
24
38% Dec
7 Va Jan
4
10% Aug 16
8
75
16
89
July 12
23
July 23
27
43% Jan
-
70% Feb
11% Jan
4
21% Jan
25
113
Sep
28
99
Oct
-
94
Apr,
7
5
105
Nov
24
38% Jan
4
105 Va Jan
11
Jan
4
25% Oct
19
45% Jan
-*48
103'% July
69
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
20
Feb
11
283% Jan
14
Union Elec Co of Mo common
29
3
-7
Jan
Preferred
5
59% Nov 24
154
Dec
20
51% Aug 23
29% Jun
24
11
79% Dec
20
6
106% Feb
3
26
91
Jan
14
103
Jan
31
18
59
Feb
52%
7
Jan
17
51% Jan
24
Jan
;6
•139
26 3
4
154Va Jan
27
70'A Jan
6
94
Jan
11
106
Jan
34'A Jan
6
413'8 Feb
10
Jan
-6
127'% Feb
9
21% Apr
27
38% Dec
29
11
119% Dec
29
110
25% Nov
11
Jan
27
25
31% Jan
103 y2 Oct
28% Jan
105% Jan
28
107'% Feb
4
17% Jan
-3
Jan
20
3
No par
No par
Nopar
23
50
noncumulatlve preferred—50
4%
Union Tank Car Co„
Nopar
United Aircraft, Corp common
5
5% convertible preferred
100
10
87% Jan
40
••„
26
Jan
104%
series
California
Union Pacific RR Co common
4
28% Jan
$3.70
10
Nopar
Union Oil or
3
Jan
52
series
Preferred $3.50 series
Preferred $4 series—
14
Jan
Jan
89% Jan
100
$4.50
Preferred
109 % Feb
113
14
7
Jan
Jan
9
3
92'% Aug
99
28% Dec
16
15
104% Jan
85
Nov
1
No par
Union Asbestos <fe Rubber Co
5
Union Bag & Paper Corp
20
Union Carbide
Carbon
No par
Union Chem & Materials Corp—10
-
United Air Lines Inc common
10
Preferred 4'%% series of 1952-100
United Biscuit of America
Nopar
■"
$4.50 preferred
.Nopar
' United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co <new_L
Nopar
29
107% Apr
Jun
1
19 % Sep
20
23
49
Dec
29
50% Dec
23
44'% Jan
18
50'A Jan
3
27
Jan
12
38% May 26
34% Jan
20
41% Feb
10
3% Feb
25
6% Dec
13
5% Jan
5
6'A Jan
70% Apr, 29
80% Jan
6
76% Feb
l9
Jan
12
6
.(Delaware)
1
No par
United Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible prelerred
100
6% Nov
9
Jan
'7
7% Feb
11
United Corp
83% Feb
14
4% Jan
4
10'% Jan
3
78% Jan
4
17
6
18'A Jan
11
15'A July 20
13 % Jan
17
14Va Jan
3
3
United
Fruit
United
Gas Corp
Aug 17
88
Aug 23
May 25
4
.
3
11
29
11% Jan
78
Feb
28
173/a Dec
6
71
3
45% Jan
4
57
Dec
31
5iy8 Feb
2
56% Jan
27% Jan
13
35
Dec
6
32'% Jan
6
35% Feb
11
38% Aug 19
36% Jan
7
39% Feb
11
18'% Jan
6
33% Mar
4
11% Jan
12
18% Dec
31
1% Jan
4
2 3% Jan
3
8
2% Sep
86% Dec
15
49% Jan
8
77'A Jan
18
Jan
6
100% Jan
22% Jan
114% Jan
175
12
4
107
Jun
38% Dec
15
30
106
21
235
Feb
10
11
183
Jan
Va Jan
53
Feb
2
81 Va Jan
18
90
13'% Jan
4
8
180
Dec
31
40
54% Mar 11
873A Dec
31
l37/e Dec
31
40 % Dec
31
United
U
A(\ 1A
.Ton
Jan
U
5
Jan
10
42
S
U S
7%
U S
&
U
S
&
Mfrs
833A
83%
84%
85
86%
25%
25
25'A
2 5'A
26%
253A
26'A
30,700
19,200
28%
28%
29
55,800
26%
x26
25%
28
28%
27%
28%
109%
109%
109%
109%
109'A. 109'A
*97
102
*99
102
*99
91
*89%
*101%
1023/4
59
58 Va
*89%
91
101%
90%
90%
♦101%
102%
*101%
102 34
57 Va
58%
57%
58%
283a
28%
3 09%
109%
*109 Va
*99
101%
28 Va
*09'A
*101
57%
148
*99
1093A
*89'A
90
102 3'4
100%
101
58%
56%
90
150
150
60
101%
58'A
150'A
80
80
26,700
4,900
146%
14334
147 Va
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51 Va
51%
51%
51%
1,800
27%
28%
27%
27%
28'A
28
283a
27
28'A
11,100
86 'A
90'A
84
•28'A
-86 3/4
85'A
87%
86%
88 %
85%
87
20,200
1053/4
1053/4
♦105
105
200
146%
147%
145
106
*105
*105
106
105
105%
i
39%
38%
123
123
29%
29
383A
♦123
39 3A
124%
29%
293A
107 Va
18%
107%
107%
18%
♦106
18%
18%
46'A
46 3/4
41
41
46
Co
'46% •
78
*77 Va
*
5%
♦77'/a
41%
5%
78
63/4
*8%
6%
6%
9
6%
9
9
39%
41%
124%" 127%'
29%
29%
*107
x40%
X127
x29%
*107
109
39%
41%
*123
127
29%
29%
*107
109
40%
31,300
126 Va
700
293A
6,400
109
10
18%
18%
18%
900
46%
46
46'A
46%
46%
2,600
41'A
41%
41%
*40%
18%
18 yv
46
♦18%
Mines Co
*40
5%
76
:
5%
77 %
400
5%
5%
5%
77 %
77%
77 %
90
,
14,700
6%
6 3,4
63i
7%
7
7%
38,000
*8%
9%
*8%
9%
8%
8%
200
71
71
140
72%
*71%
72%
71
71
71
71
17'A
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18%
18
18%
5,500
14
1334
14
9,100
30,000
14
52%
34%
343/a
34
34%
13%
>14
13%
•52
34%
14
13%
52%
52%
52%
34%
34%
343 4
39 %
13'%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38'A
38%
39 Va
1
21%
22
21'/a
21%
21%
21%
21%
(The)_l
42
53/4
77'A
71 %
13%
Inc
2%
2%
2%
3 Va
3
3'A
3
52%
53
343'4
35%
39 %
39%
1,700
22%
2F'4
22 'A
51,500
3%
2%
83
/
3
83
83%
*106%
107%
19,600
62,400
1,700
82%
82%
8 2'A
82'A
*106%
107'%
*106 3/4
107%
*106%
107%
106%
No par
*37%
373/4
37%
38'A
38'A
38%
224%
230%
230%
235
*180%
181'/2
181%
181 %
48%
4934
44
47%
14,200
85
83%
83%
410
20,100
20
common
100
„
83
224
224
180% T80%
common
preferred series A
223
225
181%
181%
49%
50%
*
5
50%
50%
100
com
preferred
Inc
83
82%
No par
No par
Machinery
Industries
6%
5%
♦40
52%
1st preferred
preferred
4%%
82%
10
Park City
Hoffman
74%
83%
52%
Foreign Securities
Gypsum
74%
82%
51%
Gas Improvement Co
Merch
74%
83%
No par
Co
Freight Co
4 Va %
3
14% Jan
S
$4.50
4
6
18
Dec
44
5
11
Jan
Nov
184
May
Feb
215% Jan
233
34
.3
United
26
85
43
11
4
9
Jan
107% Jan
6
25
7% May
3% Feb
11
Jan
35
14% Mar 17
Jan
22'A Feb
United
7,100
75
8 3'A
Fastener
16 Vs Jan
Jun
12
United-Carr
(Del) ——
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
7% preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry
5
63 Va Jun
8
19
3,200
74%
74%
86%.
87 %
♦85%
87
1
13%
14'A
14%
14'A
50
41%
413/4
*41'A
41%
49
85
•14
41%
51
85
Va
39
X85
106%
41%
42
229%
*182
10
43
3,200
231
6,800
183%
14'A
14'A
14%
14%
14%
413A
42
42
42
42
80
600
26
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(766)
.
.
.
Monday, February 14, 1955
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
Range
since
Lowest
Highest
13 3A Mar 17
20 % Dec
29
Jan.
NEW
1
Jan
6
22 3A Feb
U S
10
7% Feb
24
8% Dec
28
8
Va Jan
5
9
F«b
7
4
773/4 Dec
21
70
Jan
6
8J
Feb
11
593A Feb
3
68 Va Dec
6
66% Jan
21
69
Jan
12
U
Lines
U S
11
39
Nov
29
35
Jan
6
38% Jan
19
7
91
Oct
26
853A Feb
1
88
18
103
Dec
6
97
Jan
19
100% Jan
5
46% Dec
6
40
Jan
18
45 % Jan
3
79 Va Jan
13
11
6
163 Va Oct
7
157% Jan
18
Jan
162
J*m
29
53
Jan
17
60% Feb
Sep
17
61
Jan
11
63 % Feb
11
39
Jan
11
74% Dec
31
67% Jan
6
81% Jan
31
143
Jan
4
16% Jun
24
35
Jan
26
38% Mar 16
36
7
Jan
4
13% Nov 23
12
27
1573A Feb
3
11
173A Jan
3
19% Jan
21
Feb
3
37% Jan
7
% Jan
17
12% Jan
3
10% Feb
11
97
Jan
5
73 Va Jan
5
98
Dec
1
91
Jan
27
13A Jan
4
3
3
U
87
*85 3A
87
preferred series B
100
*99%
100
*99 %
100
5
433/4
Rubber Co
common
1st
noncum
Smelting
S
Ref
preferred
Tobacco
7%
Co
preferred—25
Jan
11
Dec
31
2% Feb
8
3% Jan
3
31
18 % Jan
25
21% Jan
3
443/4 Dec
31
42% Jan
6
52% Feb
11
4% convertible preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
12
32% Sep
1693A Nov
16
30 3/4 Feb
9
32% Jan
21
Universal Leaf Tobacco
26
161 Va Jan
25
154
convertible
$6
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
Jan
18
169
Feb
11
18 % Jan
11
32 % Nov
23
28 Va Feb
9
31
Jan
7
633A Jan
5
83 3/4 Dec
31
84
Jan
3
91
Feb
3
34% Jan
21
42 Va Dec
31
41 Va Jan
7
44
Feb
11
31% Oct
14
40% Dec
20
36% Jan
18
8%
Power
9
Vanadium
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
16% Jan
3
18% Feb
1
Van
28 % Jan
7
32% Dec
31
32% Jan
4
39% Feb
11
Van
5% Jan
4
61/4 Jan
18
Jan
3
30% Jan
8
7% May 19
57 % Dec
3
49 %Jan
6
56% Feb
11
Vick
7
Mar 26
136
Aug 27
133% Jan
24
133% Jan
24
124% Mar 26
134
July 30
133% Jan
21
126
21
133% Jan
26% Jan
4
36% Dec
33 % Feb
8
377a Jan
89
Jan
4
95% May 26
91
Feb
2
94
Jan
11
20
Jan
4
481% Oct
36% Feb
1
44% Jan
4
152% Aug 30
33% July 28'
133% Jan
27
33
Jan
3
116
114
Jan
3
123
Jan
4
27
Jan
11
112% Jun
2
99
30
11
28
1041% Nov
July 19
101 % Jan 19
Oct
10
107
Nov
Jan
5
Feb
11
115% Jan
19
377/a
102
Jan
68
Jan
3
Feb
11
15% Jan
19
16 7/« Jan
3
6
30
Oct
21
29% Jan
26
31
Feb
10
Mar 26
76
Dec
23
74% Jan
19
77% Feb
3
26 Va Apr
19%
19 Va
6%
36%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
123/4
1,100
10%
103/8
IO3/8
10%
103/a
10%
6,400
96
96
93%
95
95
96
*94 Va
95%
170
2%
8,300
2%
183/4
2%
2%
*16%
2%
2%
*17 Va
18
18
440
——
—
4
166%
513/4
51
51
51
52%
52%
52%
52 Va
52%
1,800
31
31
30 3/4
31%
313A
32'A
31%
31$
2,600
♦166
169
166%
*166
433/a
383/4
39%
39
43
30%
88%
43%
43%
43 Va
44 Va
433/a
42%
43
169
169
169
29%
X88VB
44
29%
90
*89
91
*166
:L69
28%
29%
29%
43
-
30 %
30%
50
3,800
89
10
433A
44
1,200
*88
43%
433A
55,500
18 %
18%
17%
183%
173A
18 Va
173/4
18
18
18'/a
3,800
36
36
36%
363A
37
38
38%
39
383/4
39%
6%
63A
6%
6%
8,800
56%
56%
563/4
3,700
33%
9,700
6%
56
X56
56
'
*91
92%
com
No par
40
413%
100
136
35%
*91
136
36 3A
363/a
33%
33%
39%
40%
136
36%
*91
36%
92%
38%
40'/a
*1353/4
136
136
36%
33'A
33%
92%
♦91
92%
38%
393A
136
136
36%
*91
92%
38%
136
331/4
*133'A
♦133V4
♦133V4
33%
33%
2,200
*133'A
*133%
'
*133V4
*133%
33%
6%
6%
553/4
*133%
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
*163/4
18
37
31
31
43
1
2%
2%
23/a
*16%
19
♦36 Va
37
*36%
97
*95
2%
partic preferred
div
36
123/8
10 3%
33%
Va-Carolina Chemical
5,200
12%
37
43
preferred
19%
10%
*133 %
noncumulative
3 % %
1,300
19
19%
159%
103/a
preferred—100
5%
37'A
373/a
138
37%
114
114
1143/4
39%
100
100
♦114
115
•114
115
115%
115%
$4.04 dividend preferred
*101%
103
*101 Va
103
1011/2
1011/2
*101%
1023/4
♦lOlVa
1023/4
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
♦103%
105
*103%
105
*1031%
105
♦103%
105
*103
40
9,165
600
7,000
110
105
40
$5
preferred
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinnlng Co
7% preferred
30
19 Va
159
10%
Victor Chemical Works common—5
11
11
31
71 % May 19
16% Dec 31
May 17
160
-
•133%
83
30% Dec
Mar 25
13
159%
159%
17,600
12%
com_100
Pacific Ry
31% Feb
4
57
159 3A
55%
Virginian Ry Co
25% Jan
50,300
37
55%
11
6
2,300
79%
123/4
55%
40% Feb
37 % Jan
63%
793/8
19%
;—2.50
5
29
60%
63%
80
6%
2
40% Dec
57
623/4
793/a
37
6%
Feb
4
159%
63/4
103% Jan
25% Jan
103
58%
623/4
*89
10
11
9
56%
79%
30
2.50
Co
1,450
55%
91
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_6%
Chemical
170
19,700
623/4
30
Inc
44
161%
78 Va
*89
Co
Jan
101% Feb
9
138
3
Corp
Norman
Raalte Co
43%
160%
55 Va
1
of America
Vicks Shreve &
44% Feb
100
100
44%
161'A
•61%
No par
Co
100
44%
783A
••
100
Light
*99%
36%
*51%
100
&
6,100
87
19
1
preferred
37%
159%
77%
50
preferred
Utah
79
*16%
No par
com
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
4%%
78 %
pfd_5
preferred—No par
20% Dec
100
37 Va
•853A
87
623A
613A
160
11,300
68%
55%
54%
62%
*12%
—
Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
United
56
62%
159%
500
83
68%
160%
44%
160
21,700
9
'
19%
55%
1
Corp
161
160
161%
161
9
80
37%
37
99%
99%
160
Shares
22%
80
*853/4
87
43
44%
43%
44%
*68
37%
*85 3A
the Week
11
183/4
No par
common
noncumulative
United Stockyards
11% May 12
263A Jun
8
22 % Jan
37
37
36%
*85%
7%
183/b Oct
10
37
37%
1
100
.
71
78%
69'A
22'/a
223/4
9 %
*9
9
*68
69%
*68
70
*68
22%
77 Va
743A
743A
73%
73%
9
9
9'
9
9
73%
preferred series A
U S
Dec
11% July 14
10
preferred
100
& Min com__50
50
U S Steel Corp common
No par
7%
preferred
100
11
64 Va
4
S
8%
593/8 Dec
63A Jan
10
20
Feb
Feb, 10
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
3%%
11
4
13
Jan
Feb. 8
Feb. 9
Feb. 7
22
1
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S
37% Jan
162
Par
common
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
3%%
543A Jan
162
Co
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
Jan
29 % Jan
STOCK
4%%
70 % Jan
134 % Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
19
36 % Jan
24
LOW
STOCKS
1954
25
common
25
5
39
39%
39 Va
30%
31
30 3A
79
79
76%
16
16
16
30%
30%
30%
10
20
30 %
100
common
*15%
*76%
114
39%
39
39%
40
31
30%
30 3A
30%
31%
79
77%
79
80%
82
153/4
16
16
15%
31
30 Va
31
•77%
80
153A
*30%
20
40%
4,400
31
31%
2,100
82
83
2,300
16
600
*30 Va
31
160
*78%
80
w
60
11% Aug
2
13
24
Jun
3
27% Dec
51
72
' Dec
8
Wabash RR 4%%
3
13 % Jan
27
29% Jan
21
Jan
5
683A Jan
12
5% Jan
4
Va Dec
6
7% Jan
6
10
Jan
19
4
27% Dec
10
22 Va Feb
2
24% Jan
3
5
105% Dec
30
103 Va Feb
9
Jan
3
12% July 15
21 Va Sep 20
10 Va Jan
5
10% Jan
28
18% Jan
e
20 Va Jan
3
Warner Bros
17
7
Warner-Hudnut
9
19
Jan
13% Jan
19
77
13
13%
29%
29
69%
69%
*69%
9%
93A
9%
1
22'A
22%
Walgreen Co
9
77%
29%
No par
Waldorf System
3
13
2.50
12 Va Jan
27 % Jan
19% May
100 % Aug
preferred
10
3
31
Mar
71% Jan
105
3
Walker
No par
(Hiram)
Walworth
G &
W
Co
Ward
5
Baking Co common
% %
preferred
Wardell
4
Dec
2a
31 Va Jan
11
43% Dec
29
39
Feb
1
42% Jan
3
Warren
Foundry
4
523A Dec
21
48
3A Jan
7
52% Jan
31
Warren
30% Jan
12
39
Dec
23
39
Jan
11
25% Jan
14
40
Dec
29
32
13% Jan
4
19% May 14
Jan
3
Inc
&
103%
10%
10%
8,000
18%
19%
18%
18%
18 3/4
19
19
19 %
19
19%
11,600
34%
353/4
343A
35'A
18,000
39%
40
40
41
1,500
50%
50 Va
50%
4,500
♦39%
401/4
900
38
36%
343A
36 Va
34%
35%
40%
40%
39%
39%
39
39
3
51 %
52%
50%
52
49%
50 Va
No par
393A
40
*39%
40
40
40
40
Jan
5
36% Feb
11
Wash
Power
No par
35%
353A
35%
36
35%
36 Va
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
5,100
3
25% Jan
31
Waukesha Motor Co
5
23%
24%
24
24%
241/4
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
1,800
14
Wayne Knitting
26%
26%
26Va
26 Va
26 Va
26
26
20
20%
20
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
14
133/4
133/4
14
14 Va
14
14%
3,700
1,700
36%
37
3,300
Water
21% Feb
7
Wayne
:
1
20%
21%
14% Jan
4
Webster Investment Co
5
13%
13%
8
35% Jan
31
Wesson
5
43% Dec
40
Jan
3
77% Jan
5
96% Dec
22
86
Feb
9
91
Jan
3
17% Feb
16
23% Dec
17
20
Jan ,6
23
Feb
9
18
Jan
13% July 26
19 % Dec
8
36% Jan
11
49% Dec
31
104% Jan
4
112
Oct
5
Jan
14
111% Feb
8
7
104% Nov
19
102% Jan
19
104% Jan
13
7
104% Nov
10
99% Feb
4
102% Jan
9% May 20
30% Dec
16
24% Jan
19
41% NOV 29
48% Jan
108
26
19% Jan
3
4
', 53% Feb
11
30
Jan
5
26
Jan
31
110% Oct
29
107% Jan
4
16% Jan
6
20% Feb
3
52
Jan
3
60% Jan
28
8% Jan
4
18% Dec
30
43% Apr
28
52% Nov
8
35
41% Jan
109
Jan
3
18
Apr
28
34 % Dec
28
30
Jan
6
39% Jan
28
41% Apr
26
68
29
63
Jan
6
77% Jan
31
49% Jun
9
17
59% Jan
6
73% Jan
26
Jan
18
Dec
65% Dec
4
82
Dec
7
93% Feb
9
22% Jan
4
27% Dec
22
25% Jan
6
30% Feb
11
50% Jan
5
80% Dec
31
75
Jan
18
82% Jan
4
98% May
5
Dec
27
100
Jan
26
103
Jan
3
26% Dec
31
24% Jan
17
27
Jan
4
104
132
Dec
10
74
127% Jan
11
127% Jan
11
$4
West
Pump
Oil
Mills
5
Co
&
Snowdrift
convertible
com—2.50
Electric
West
Power
Penn
37%
36%
36%
873A
87
87
86
87
21%
21%
223A
22 3/s
23
223/4
223A
21%
22%
6,200
4
18%
19%
19
19%
18%
19%
19
19 Va
19
19 Va
7,300
Co
52%
53%
6,600
110%
110%
170
No par
4%%
pfd
100
100
*101%
4.10%
preferred
series
C
100
♦993A
Coke
5
27%
com
5
36
100
•109
Coal
Sc
4%%
&
Paper
preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
Western
Auto
Pacific
RR
31
50
6
57
Jan
3
30
96% Jan
3
99% Jan
20
21% Jan
26
29% Feb
9
28% Jan
17
White
Jan
11
36% July 28
Jan
6
34% Jan
6
42
Jan
31
30
96% Jan
19
100
Jan
3
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
8% Jan
6
26
100% Dec
Motor
5%%
273A
27 V4
28%
27%
28 Va
28
28 Va
2,000
363/4
37%
37%
38%
383/4
40
393A
40 3/4
13,900
110
*109
110
109
109
4
Jan
21% Mar 8
20% Nov 12
9% Jan
3
223/4 Jan
6
24% Jan
Jun
18
22% Jan
6
27% Feb
4
12% Dec
31
10% Jan
6
12% Jan
14
22
78% Dec
10
75
5
78% Jan
25
9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20
12% Feb
19
10% Feb
1
113/8 Jan
13
Wilson-Jones
20% Dec
14
18% Jan
6
20
21
Winn
8
70
Feb
Jan
25
28% Jan
137
6
33% Aug
2
Jan
Jan
4
108
107%
107%
60
19%
20
19'A
193/4
14,200
58%
58
58%
5,100
353/B
377/a
37%
38%
37%
38
11,400
72
74%
74%
74%
74%
75
2,000
71%
70%
71%
71%
71%
69%
70
88%
893A
937/a
91%
92%
90 3/4
91%
54,200
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
30'A
44,600
36%
35%
35%
74
73
73
71%
71%
88 3/4
89%
70%
86%
28%
28%
28%
78aA
79%
79 Va
80 3A
101
»1003A
102%
27
26%
26%
♦127%
79%
*101
803A
102
26%
*127%
26%
...
30% Jan
17
33% Feb
Jan
27
148% Jan
13
21% Jan
3
23% Feb
10
7
74% Feb
8
Jan
21
147% Dec
16
18% Jan
8
21% Dec
23
22
66
144
11
39% Jan
14
69% Nov
40% Apr
23
54% Deo
3
50% Jan
6
52% Jan
11
30% Jan
4
53% Dec
6
49
Jan
17
51% Jan
5
77% Jan
4
96% Nov
8
92% Jan
7
95% Feb
7
192% Dec
6
179% Jan
3
Feb
2
Nov
12
Feb
11
913/4 Jan
3
116
Jan
7
77
Jan
12
6% Jan
37
22
94
11% Oct
8
88
Jan
10% Jan
17
187
11% Jan
25
Jan
54% Nov
16
52% Jan
21 % Sep
27% Apr
60% Apr
13
243/4 Jan
6
27% Jan
11
51% Jun
13
57% Feb
4
61% Jan
13
20
May
27
Dec
9
253/4 Jan
25
30% Feb
8
38
Jan
74% Dec
31
67% Jan
6
84 % Feb
10
11% Jan
15
63% Jun
9
4% Feb
26
96
7 %
Dec
Nov
31
29
May 20
•Bid and asked
prices;
dividend,
y
Ex-risrhta.
no
14
86
Jan
S
6
Jan
18
6% Jan
5
sale on this day.
58
Jan
15 % Jan
27
4
Prior
$4.25
Co
Wisconsin
6%
53%
54%
533/8
54 %
54%
55%
55V4
55%
98%
98%
973A
98%
98%
98%
973A
983/4
940
28%
27%
28%
26%
293/4
27%
28%
26 Va
28
31,000
28%
27%
27%
28
273A
28
273A
28
273/4
28
3,100
38%
37%
383A
38
383A
38%
39%
39
39%
6,600
99
98
99
983A
99
983A
99
98
98
38 5A
*97%
1
8%
Iron
83A
8%
23%
24%
23%
24
24
24
26
27%
26
26V4
26
26%
26
26%
253A
11%
113/4
11%
253/4
113A
11%
12
113A
12%
113A
12
80%
80
*77%
♦77
.
*24 Va
24%
610
9,600
500
2,100
30,200
78%
*771/2
78
78
78
10%
10%
103A
10%
103A
10%
10%
10%
2,200
18%
183A
18%
19 ya
19
193A
19 Va
19%
10,900
10
Co
Corp
Jr
32%
♦142
32%
146
32%
32 3/4
32%
323/4
33
33 Va
323A
33 %
100
4,800
♦142
146
*142
10
23%
23%
23
23
23
23%
73
733/4
23%
23%
23 Va
74
4,700
743A
23%
73
73%
74 Va
74%
74%
74%
1,500
50%
52
51 y8
513A
51%
22,300
50
503A
50 Va
50%
503A
6,500
95%
95
95
(Del)
Co
Youngstown Steel Door
Corp
Corp.
x503/4
513A
50%
51%
50
50%
49%
50%
95%
95%
*94iA
*180
187
96
146
*94i/4
♦183
187
*177
187
•142
146
185%
•142
51%
146
50%
*94'A
95
—
—
80
185%
*184
187
20
No par
89%
89%
89
89
89
89%
89
88
88
5
10 3/4
11
89 3A
10%
1,100
10%
10%
107/a
10%
10%
10%
11
9,000
57
57
57%
58
«fe Towne Mfg Co
28
Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Products
8%
*77 %
Yale
Radio
*23 Va
8%
18%
York
Zonite
23%
8%
10
Service
Worsted
Zenith
8%
11
(F W) Co
lo
Worthington Corp common--No par
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
100
4
8%
18%
Woolworth
11
8%
10%
100
Woodward
Jan
8%
1
Elec Power Co com
Public
Wyandotte
21,000
100
*127%
10
Co
preferred
(Win)
1,500
•127%
98%
20
Grocery
Wisconsin
Wrigley
26,000
102 Va
27
54%
No par
No par
Co
Lovett
81%
27
53%
—5
8% Feb
94
common
preferred
&
80
*101
26%
27
1
common
26%
81'A
102%
803/4
*101
98
100
common
Inc
5,100
20
preference
&
108
5
No par
Wilcox Oil Co
Wilson
100
58%
74
preferred
White Sewing Machine
100%
19 Va
353/4
♦127%
100%
59
19
•
5
103
26%
100
preference—No par
Co
*101%
36%
100
Whirlpool Corp
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
103
28
X57%
100
1103A
100%
19%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
52%
.
390
100%
59%
26%
52
87
100%
19
101
.
1103/4
*1011/2
•86
1003/8
59
100
>r
37%
873A
993A
19%
12.50
37
*86
...
993A
59
B
54% Dec
27
103
10
96% Dec
7
52%
111%
*101%
10
4
Dec
51%
*110%
103
12%
4
29
52
*1
111%
111
*101%
No par
com
3.80% preferred series
Weston Elec Inst Corp
Drior
100%
51%
-
19%
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
conv
103
*
58aA
Western Union Telegraph
$5
'
110
37%
10
Co
Western Maryland Ry common
4%
noncum
2nd preferred
Western
52
36%
1
Supply
82% Jan
Jan
51%
110
B
Pulp
400
87%
series
Va
*26
21%
preferred
West
*133/4
37
.
4.20%
West Virginia
26%
1
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn
*26
No par
preferred
Indies
30% May
27
40
90
233/4 Jan
26% Jan
85% Mar 15
X49%
104
24% Dec 20
3
r
23
No par
Pipe
Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
6
Oct~28
4,000
103'A
6
25%
17,200
10%
13% Jan
May 14
9%
23Va
10%
16 3A Jan
18% Mar 17
5,800
93/8
22 Va
*103%
23% Jan
127
71
71
93/4
23 Va
10%
6
35% May
703A
9%
22%
103%
2
22
70'A
93/4
23 Va
23
10%
17
4
70
9%
103%
14% Deo
23% Jan
693A
9%
103/a
17% Dec
105% Aug 10
29%
70
104%
26% Dec
Jan
29%
1,700
10%
5
96
1,800
29%
10%
4
Jan
13%
*29 Va
104%
9% Jan
99
13 %
29%
10%
104
10% Jan
24% Jan
133%
5
Inc
Petroleum
40
13%
29%
1
Pictures
Jan
36% Feb
13%
1
30 % Jan
37
77%
13
29%
77
22%
•103 Va
100
Corp
25% Jan
17
700
77%
13%
Va
No par
57%
57%
57
57%
56%
25 Va
25%
25
25V4
58%
57%
57%
25%
*57
*57
28%
29
28 Va
30%
28
793A
81%
79%
81 %
14%
14%
30
25%
25%
58%
58%
300
27%
84%
27 Va
273/4
82%
84
11,900
43,600
143/4
14 Va
14%
14%
143/4
15
4,300
90
893A
90
8ya
2,700
56,600
distributed.
xEx>
'57
27%
—No par
89%
89%
88%
89%
88%
89%
1
89%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7 Va
7%
7%
fin receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization.
a
Deferred
4,500
12,700
25%
58%
83%
80 Va
143A
25%
58%
delivery.
rCaih
7%
sales.
7%
wdWhen
Number 5403
181
Volume
The Commercial
...
and Financial Chronicle
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
a
WEEKLY
-
letters lii the column
headed "Interest Period"
c
figures
after
decimal
point
YEARLY
-
Indicate In each
represent
one
or
the
case
32nds
more
month when the bonds mature.
of
a
\es
point
Ranee for Previous
Year
AND
LOW
1954
Lowest
Range since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
108.28 Jan
government bonds
I
10
Monday
new york stock
Highest
exchange
108.28 Jan
10
Low
HIGH
BALI
Tuesday
Feb. 9
Low
High
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
Low
High
Thursday
Friday
Feb, 10
Low
High
16
Feb
108
102.4
19
Feb
16
Feb
108
1955-1960
*100.4
Treasury 2%s
Feb
102.4
1956-1959
*102.30
103.2
*102.30
103.2
*102.28
103
*102.27
102.31
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
19
1978-1983
2%s
2%s
*107.18
107.22
♦107.18
107.22
1995
*100.10
100.12
•100.9
100.11
*100.4
*107.14
107.18
*107.6
107.10
•100.8
100.10
*100.5
100.7
♦100.4
_J
8alee for
Feb. 11
Low
High
Treasury 3V4s
DTreasury 3s
tTreasury 2%s
the Week
*106.28
107
*100.4
♦100.4
Sonde ($)
High
100.6
♦100.3
*102.27
102.31
1961
♦101.26
101.30
*101.28
102
*101.24
101.28
*101.22
101.26
*101.20
101.24
1958-1963
*104.22
104.30
♦104.22
104.30
*104.22
104.30
*104.22
104.30
♦104.20
104.28
1960-1965
*106.24
2%s
100.4
Feb"
1
100.12 Aug 25
100.12 Aug 25
98.29 Feb
1
100.22
15
107
*106.24
107
*106.24
107
*106.24
107
♦106.20
106.28
♦101.5
101.7
♦101.4
101.6
♦101.4
101.6
*101.4
101.6
•101.3
101.5
♦101.14
101.17
♦101.13
101.16
*101.12
101.15
*101.11
2%s
101.14
♦101.10
101.13
1961
*100.10
100.14
♦100.10
100.14
*100.8
100.12
*100.4
100.8
*100.2
100.6
1962-1967
*99.2
99.6
*99.4
99.8
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Feb
1958
Treasury 2Vis
100.4
Aug 15 1963
*99.28
.1963-1968
*98.10
98.14
*98.10
98.14
*98.8
—June 1964-1969
*97.26
97.30
♦97.24
97.28
Dec 1964-1969
♦97.24
97.28
*97.22
97.26
.1965-1970
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
July 29
2%s
1956-1958
2%s
Dec 15
2 Vis
2Vis
100
♦99.28
*99.2
*98.30
99.2
*98.26
♦99.26
99.30
*99.22
98.12
*98.4
98.8
*98
98.4
*97.24
97.28
*97.20
97.24
*97.14
97.18
♦97.22
97.26
♦97.18
97.22
*97.14
97.18
99.6
*99.28
100
100
98.30
99.26
*97.20
97.26
*97.20
97.26
♦97.20
97.26
*97.16
97.20
2Vis
1966-1971
*97.18
97.22
*97.18
97.22
♦97.18
97.22
*97.14
97.18
*97.10
97.14
2Vis
June 1967-1972
*97.16
97.20
*97.16
97.20
*97.14
97.18
♦97.10
97.14
Treasury 2Vis
♦97.6
97.10
Sept 1967-1972
*97.14
97.18
*97.16
97.20
*97.14
97.18
*97.8
97.12
*97.6
97.10
Treasury 2Vis
Dec 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
7
100.17 Oct
7
94.8
Jan
7
100.8
Aug
Jan
4
100.8
Aug 12
94.24 Jan
6
102.16 Aug
Feb
2
102.8
102.24 Feb
1
104.12 Man 10
101.16 Jan
13
101
101.20 Feb
Apr
104.24
6
18
101.24 Jan
14
102.4
6
*97.14
97.20
*97.16
97.18
*97.10
97.14
*97.6
97.10
*101
♦100.30
101
*100.30
101.1
*100.28
100.31
*100.25
100.28
101.3
*100.30
101
*100.30
101.1
*100.27
100.30
*100.25
100.28
*100.19
1956-1959
101.3
*101
1958
100.21
♦100.19
♦100.18
100.20
100.21
♦100.18
100.20
♦100.17
100.19
♦99.4
99.8
*99.4
99.8
♦99.2
99.6
*98.30
99.2
*98.26
98.30
Dee 1959-1962
*.99.4
99.8
*99.4
99.8
*99.2
99.6
*98.30
99.2
*98.26
98.30
—Nov 15
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
♦99.8
99.12
♦99.6
99.10
*99.4
Bank,
99.8
1960
ioi
Reconstruction & Development
Jan
98.24 Jan
9
102.28 Feb
1
99
9
97.18
97.16
June 1959-1962
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
•UibciuatiOliai
93.8
June 15
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
15
100.17 Oct
*97.14
1957-1959
Treasury 2%s
*97.12
99.8
Jan
3
99.12 Jan
10
102.8
25-year 3s
July 15 1972
25-year
3s
99
99
99
*99
99
Mar
1
1976
*98.24
Jan
5
30-year 3Vis
Oct
1
1981
*101.12
101.24
♦101.12
101.24
Jan
26
102.4
Jan
26
23-year 3%s
102.24 Jan
May 15
17
103
Feb
3
19-year 3Vis
99.4
99.4
*98.24
99.12
*98.28
•99
99.8
99.12
*98.28
•101.12
101.24
*99
99.8
*101.12
6,000
99.12
*98.28
101.24
99.8
*101.12
101.24
1975
*102.8
102.24
♦102.8
102.24
*102.8
102.24
♦102.8
102.24
*102.8,
102.24
Oct
15
1971
♦103.16
104
♦103.16
104
*103.16
104
*103
103.12
*103
103.12
3-year 3s
Oct
1
1956
♦101.8
101.24
•101.8
101.24
*101.8
101.24
♦101.16
101.28
•101.16
101.28
15-year 3Vis
11 5-year 2Vis
Jan
1
1969
103.12
•103.4
103.12
♦103.4
103.12
♦103.16
104
*103.16
104
24
103.12 Feb
July 15
7
104
Jan
25
Serial
bonds
103.12
4,000
1959
0!
♦100.8
100.20
♦100.8
100.20
♦100.12
100.20
*100.16
100.24
*100.16
100.24
1955
♦100
101
*100
101
♦100
101
♦100
101
♦100
101
1950
2s
due Feb 15
2s
due Feb 15
1956
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
28
due Feb 15
1957
*99.24
100.24
♦99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
2s
due Feb 15
1958
*99.8
100.8
♦99.8
100.8
♦99.8
100.8
*99.8
100.8
•99.8
100.8
2s
due Feb 15
1959
*98.16
99.16
2s
due Feb 15
1960
*98
2s
due Feb 15
1961
♦97
—due Peb 15
1962
*95
2s.
♦Bid and
eCash
asked
sale,
price.
Registered
r
sales transacted
No
bond
this
day.
tTreasury 2%s 1955-1960 called
transactions.
March
RANGE
.v
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-
.
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t
Interest
*
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<
bane—
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Carnal
99
*98
98
*97
97
♦95
99.16
♦98.16
99.16
•98.16
99.16
99
*98
99
*98
99
♦98
99
98
IThis issue has not
1955 at 100.
*98.16
♦97
98
♦97
98
♦97
98
*95
97
•95
♦95
97
97
yet
as
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
FOR WEEK
ENDED
FEBRUARY
Bid & Asked
Range since
Sold
High
,
Jan.
No.
Low
BONDS'
—■
Brazil
High
Quar-June
_
♦llOViYiTVi
*
(continued)-^--
-
Friday
Interest
dealings,
a
Odd lot
transactions.
Week's Range
Last
Salo Price
or
Friday's
Low
June-Dee %
:
_.i
•
Bonds
~
June-Dec
Jan.
Low
No,
High,
*80%
Range
Sold
Bid A Asked
•
*
-
-
*•
Period
3%s series No. 19
,
New
York City
Issue—
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I
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Exchange
11
t.
Bonds
-
'■
3s
97
admitted to Stock
been
Week's Range
Last
Low
Territorial
99.16
.
Friday
'
15,
*98.16
100.24
84
—
since
1
High
——
*83%
*85
96
96
*80 %
90
89
90
—June-Dec
*80%
8 6'/a
80%
87%
June-Dec
*80%
—
25
June-Dec
81
83
June-Dec
*83%
Juno-Dec
*93
—
93
93
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3%s series No.
,
20—.
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J«*e-Dec
•85%
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.
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June-Dec
3%s series No. 26
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June-Dec
3%s series No.
3%
June-Dec
3%s series No. 24
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104
105 7,
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—
81
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1957
June-Dec
100%
100% 100%
22
99%
101
June-Dec
99% 100%
55
99%
100%
3As
3 Vis 1966
June-Dec
3%s
1962
Feb-Aug
3%s
1969
99%
June-Dec
(Free
State)
(Kingdom of)
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IA Stabilization loan
sink fund 7s
A4%s assented 1968
de
of
Anglo-Lautaro
11
May-Mon
May-Noo
1959
72 %
*94%
June-Dec
debentures
2s
—
(interest
7s
82%
June-Dec
1961
1971
3%s
America
debentures
3%s
~1
Aprii-Oct
96%
Feb-Aug
3%s debentures 1973
2%s debentures
1971
58
101% 101%
Afar-Sept
2008
external
a
7%s
Mfg
debentures
Co
73
131
100 %
June-Dec
1959
to
2%s
18 V.
101 Va 101%
101%
Afar-Sept
1963
84%
*100
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
1978
conv
Ati
1953
to
70%
131
*150
Feb-Aug
debentures
2%s
17%
101 Va 101V.
Feb-Aup
A5%s extl loan
(30-year) 1958
6%s due 1958 extended to
1968
Oslo (City)
sinking fund 4%s 1955
lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947
1961
2%s
120
•lOOVa 101%
Aprii-Oct
72%
*77%
*167%
Corp 3%s s f debs 1904—May-Nov
& Foreign Power deb 5s
2030—Afar-Sept
junior debentures 1987
Jan-June
3%s
•
Feb-Aug
Aprii-Oct
1970—June-Dec
IA 6s extl loan
A4%s
16 %
May-Noo
(City of) 6s 1952
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
• APoland
f
s
American
16%
Afar-Sept
IA Nuremberg
ANat
"97.
16
19
*58
Mar-Sept
4%s
sinking fund
Stamped
1979
1979
conversion
2%s
*58
Mar-Sept
1959__Mar-Sepf
sinking fund external loan 1963
3%s sinking fund external
1957
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s
APeru
3s
(Interest
4s
due
16%
15%
.
—
*120
Afar-Sept
2008
72%
Afar-Sept
mortgage 3%s
Anheuser-Busch
Netherlands
Norway (Kingdom of)
June-Dec
Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
Aluminum Co of
(Interest
2008
reduced to 2.125%)
External
16%
*17%
April-Oct
sinking fund 6%s 1958
pursuant
71
131
*77
-2.
6s of '26
extended
first
American
16%
*17%
1952
70%
131
Mar-Sept
.
1958
(City of)
1961
14
100%
Ltd—
external 7s
2%s
1963-Jan-Jniw
ASmall
reduced
April-Oct
—April-Oct
1955—;
external
2%s
IA
100
*120
70%
Afar-Sept
Southern
--
agree't)
12%
*100% 101 %
June-Dec
Co.
Great
Jan-July
(1942
Milan (City of)
6%s
Minas Geraes
(State) —
ASecured extl
8tamped
*15%
1922
1933
assented
89%
18
14
oiv_
1963
Power
4.80s
*15%
6s of 1913
89%
*89
American
1963_Jan-jHiw
agree't)
24%
*150
*16
1945
Alabama
—
(1942
20 %
*12
1953
f
assented
Allis-Chalmers
Jan-July
ASmall
30
Valley (Dept of)
16%
~9%
15
21
Jan-July
Jan-July
1952
ser
s
AWarsaw (City)
American
9%
20%
4s-4%s-4%8 external readjustments
1978_Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca
Aluminum
"9%
24%
20%
Jan-July
1971
to
readjustment
16%
June-Dec
(1942 agree't)
1968—Jan-Jnlp
(assented to 1922 agree¬
21%
June-Dec
1961
conversion
16%
3
39
(Republic)
16%
16%
(assented to 1922
agree't)
—
85
21%
June-Dec
——
1981
'12
extended
16%
—
81
21%
-June-Dec
1958
mortgage 3 %s 1984
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
17%
assented
new
1962
1952 coupon
Power
mtge
External
Allied
*16%
1904
of
—
—
1954
new
—
77%
21%
June-Dec
to
*27
1
extended
1st
AYokohama
I
assented
ASmall
A4s of
—
80%
Ltd—
extended
3%s-4%s-4^s
6s
—
♦75
May-Nov
1962
9%
1945—Ouar-Jan
ALarge
7»
external
Alabama
Quar-Jan
74'/a
79%
Afay-Nov
1st
IA Large
I ASmall
A5s
April-Oct
RAILROAD
1945-.
*77%
*98
external 8s 1946—Feb-Aug
sinking fund 6s I960
May-Nov
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964:
Afay-Nov
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bond of 1937) —
141
82
85
(Interest
A
AExternal
97%
—
.
~9%
1968_Jan-Juip
| ALarge
I ASmall
A 6s
1953
167%
94
140%
loan
mtge
lAUruguay
•
„
75
—
(Kingdom) —
(Republic of)—
of
Jan-July
Jan-July
1968
extended
1961
1st
A4%s
1943—May-Noo
agreem't)
ASmall 1968
IA 5s
lARlo
8 A 6s
120
36
141
65%
■
163 Va
21
94
141
...
85
—
UJigawa Electric
115%
—
51
78'%
75
•97%
Mar -Sept
1962
sterling loan of
5A7s
63%
75
83
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
65
83
(interest
1971
f
s
1971
due
IA5s
66%
61%
(40-yr)
due
8 A With March
1943
(1942
2% )
secured
(City of)
6%s
189
5
6s
June-Dec
(1922 agreement)
assented
Mi-Juty
to Plau
2012
external
B
A5%s extl
137%
178%
„
64'%
62 Va
62%
Afay-Nov
Mexican Irrigation—
§A4Vas
loan
Electric Power Co.
5%s
35%
31 Va
*75
1956—
(Prov of) external 7s
A4%s assented 1958
33%
99% 100
Feb-Aug
1975—;
High
51
58
•102
2004
2.25%)
to
series
Tokyo
*175
Feb-Aug
Afay-Nov
AJugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s
AMedellin (Colombia) 6%s 1954
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
assented
to
A7s
98
100%
—
*120% 133
June-Dec
to
1
82%
*69
Jan-July
1999
loan
pursuant
secured
7s due
-Jan-July
Jan-July
Low
Bhinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
109
90
25%
31%
Jan-July
1977
extended
2.5%)
water
f A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
6%s due 1952 extended to
30'%
April-Oct
1952
Jan.
No.
56
*48
Jan-July
—
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
A5%s
•lOO'/a
April-Ocf
1960
Range since
Sold
A
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
8%s due 1954 extended to 1964
A5%s extl loan of '30 1965
fts
,
*165
.May-Nov
3s
7s
to
ASilesia
90
*53
^ay"£°!!
to Plan
2.5%) 1999
1950
to
reduced
Stamped
Taiwan
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
A6%s extl loan of '24 1954
6s
70TV
72'%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1968
Bonds
•76
1957—Afay-Nov
(Interest
May-JVoc
pursuant
reduced
external
external
60%
66
5
2001
Stamped pursuant to Plau A
Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext
1A
54'%
65
91%
lAItaly
Mexico
70
29
_Afar-Sept
Public
ANew
56
67
69%
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s
1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for
Public Works
30-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
5A7s series B 1947
|A4%s
54'%
65
104%
Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946
(City of) ext 7%s 1950
due
86%
71%
—Jane-Dec
Heidelberg
6%s
80
66
April-Oct
(Young loan)—
Helsingfors (City) external 6Vis
Italian
59
June-Dec
1964.
paid
81V4
—
1965
High
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
A8s
Great Consolidated Elec Power—
§ A 6%s 1st A gen
mtge 1950
6%s due 1950 extended to I960—
Greek Government—
A7s
55%
Apr-Ocf
§A7s gold bonds 1949
German Govt International
6%s loan
80
June-Dec
Dawes loan)
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—
stamped
*
1972
1924
81%
Jan-July
1980
(extl loan
(State of)
1936
(interest
*15%
128
2.375%)
A6s external dollar
1963
Week's Range
or
—May-Nov
v
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012
100
—
to
reduced
1930—
bonds
dollar
German
due
1952
8s
A6%s extl secured sinking fund
m
100%
3
Issue—
1972_
International loan
5s
1953
1953
(City)
reduced
A7s
1969
Prussian Conversion
Paulo
reduced
1972—
Last
Sale Price
Stamped, pursuant to Plan A (interest
(Federal Republic of)—
6%s
Period
Low
External loan of 1924
3s
Interest
Exchange
High
54%
Monday, February
14,
.
RECORD
BONDS
New Yark Stock
1
.
11
Range since
Sold
Ban
1976
1976.
BOND
FEBRUARY
Friday
Bonds
56
100
.
ENDED
—
3%s extl
extl
Friday's
Bid A Asked
Low
(Dept of) 3s 1978.
—Jail-July
Chechoslovakia (State)—
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
El Salvador
or
Sale Price
Cundinamarca
WEEK
Week's Range
Last
Period
EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
.
—
-
—
1955
Number 5403
181
Volume
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
(769)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest-
Stock Exchange
New York
Period
Last
Sale Price
RANGE
or
Friday's
Shoe Co 3 Vis debs 1971
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
Stamped modified 4Vis 1957
May-Nov
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
April-Oct
A5s general mtge income 1982
Jan-July
96%
95
BONDS
102
96
98%
94%
97%
1
104'A
105%
5
92 %
9
93'A
95%
c
lirst 3s 1976
1974
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
Canadian National Ry—
June-Dec
May-Nov
April-Oct
1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1955
Guaranteed gold 4'%s 1956
Guaranteed
4 Vis
gold
98
9 8'A
107'A
Jan-July
98 'A
1
107 'A 107'A
8
108%
104
June-Dec
108% 109
104
104
98
20
ft
108%
8
consol debenture (perpetual)
4%
Jan-July
105
Capital Airlines Inc 4s ser A 1960
Mar-Sept
Clinch-field & Ohio 4s 1965
Mar-Sept
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
June-Dec
Co 3Vis debs 1978
Case (J. I.)
Feb-Aug
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
April-Oct
3 Vis
debentures 1976
April-Oct
Celotex Corp 3 V4S debentures I960—
Feb-Aug
3»/4S debentures (1947 issue) 1960
Feb-Auy
| ACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948___June-Dec
104{|
105& 106'A
66
104
107%
100'A
101
104
105%
!100
Carolina
100'A
'104%
"'72
75
*96 'A
98%
69
97
97
96%
98 %
98 %
98
99%
98%
98%
98%
99%
99
99
94%
TOO'A
T15
series A 1995
Jan-July
AGen mortgage 4Vis series A Jan 1 2020
May
mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan
AGen
Central
RR
Central
Power
York
New
J 3'As
of N
Co
117%
44
96
April-Oct
90%
85%
86
8
83%
60%
97
591/4
63%
100 V'a
43
98%
100'%
100
Central Pacific Ry Co—
First and
First
refund
3 Vis series A
3%s
mortgage
series
1974
Feb-Any
1968__
B
Feb-Aug
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Jan-July
*103%
—
'
103%
__
103%
'
*101%
101%
—
101%
100
__
*99% 100%
—
100%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
4Vis
General
1992
-Mar-Sept
Refund
and
impt
first
div
A
123%
11
123
126%.
100 '/a 101%
22
100 Va
101%
102 %
101% 102'%
22
101
104 >%
104'% 104%
50
102%
105
M 37/8s series H 1973__June-Dec
consol
E
gold 4s
1989
gold 4s
Jan-July
1989
113
Jan-July
113
113
113
*112%
Mar-Sept
99%
97%
97'A
97'A
5s
3%s series
mortgage
wi
debs
income
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s
Chicago Great Western 4s
AGeneral inc
April
1997
104%
99'A
98%
-
May-Nov
1982
May-JNov
Jan-July
April
1988
A
ser
91
mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
6
73%
123
123
90%
1st
mortgage
A2nd
inc
4s
series
mortgage 4Vis inc
A
123
123
123
5
95
6
94%'
84
7
83'A
85
75
76%
70
*72%
First
Jan-July
A Jan 2019—April
mortgage 4s series A
103
1994
General
mortgage 4'Vis inc ser
4Vis conv increased series B Jan
—
74
TOO'A
100'A 100'A
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956
Jan-July
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
84%
85
103
103
3
85
19
70%
69'A
70'A
55'A
53'A
55%
74
75
Terre
Haute
Jan-July
"80
5
3%s
ref
&
99'A
78 %
83
77'A
50
T
Financial
April-Oct
1959
25/bs
Corp
debentures
Jan-July
Jan-July
1960
Cities Service Co 3s
f debs
s
1977
City Ice & Fuel 23As debentures
City Investing Co 4s debentures
Cleveland
gold
General
5s
2%s
June-Dec
June-Dec
1966
1961
79%
1977—Jan-July
86
72%
first coll trust 4s
Electric
3s
Illuminating
107%
96%
first lien
Mack
&
gold 4s 1995
Tunnel 4%s 1961
& Ironton RR 2%s ser B
Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
subordinated debs 1982,.——
Dow
3s
Co 2%s
2%s 1979
2%s 1980
1st mortgage 3'As 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
Light
Duquesne
1st
1970—Jan-July
June-Dec
3s
102%
100
99%
100%
43
98%
20
104%
98'A
45
97%
99%
102%
108%
91
86%
72%
84%
76
72%
6
71'A
97
101
102% 102%
~i
105
91%
87%
73'A
98%
103
101%
104%
105
100
101
101%
103
333
112%
121
10
£8 %
100%
98'%
99%
104% 104%
117
99'%
2
100
99%
*102% 103 »A
121
98'/a
121
*
.
—-
98'/a
3s
debentures
series
A
1975
June-Dec
3s
debentures
series
B
1975
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
*.98
17
103
103%
Jan-July
105
105
9
105
105%
123
124
137
103
103
1
33/as debentures
3'As
debs
1977
C
ser
series
1979
D
3V2S sub debs (conv aft Jan 1 '55) '64—Afay-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3V*s 1970—May-Sept
1st
mortgage 3s/as 1983
Columbus & Toledo first external 4s
Commonwealth Edison Co—
103% 103%
123%
118%
100
99'A 100
Feb-Aug
Jnne-Dec
April-Oct
*96
s
95
s
April-Oct
April-Oct
*91
2%s
April-Oct
*98%
99 %
71
97%
2%s
mortgage
debentures
f
f
series L
3s
1999
debentures
104%
*100
1977
First mortgage 3s series N 1978
3s sinking fund debentures 1999
First
124%
103
May-Nov
1955—Feb-Auy
2001_
100
"99'A 100
93%
93%
101%
100'A
98
98
92
92
93
21
96%
Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated Cigar Corp 3%s 1965
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First
2%s ser A 1982_Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977_ApnZ-Oct
First and refund mtge 2%s ser C 1972_Jnne-Dec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-Nov
First and refund mtge 3s series E 1979—Jan-July
First and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 3'As ser G 1981
Afay-Nov
1st & ref M 3%s ser H 1982
Afar-Sept
1st & ref M 3'As series I 1983
Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 3% s ser J 1984
Jan-July
3s convertible debentures 1963
June-Dec
Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power (Bait) —
and
refund
93%
mtge
94%
♦—
—
—
ref
1st
ref M
1st
ref
1st
ref
M
3 Ves
s
U
debentures
Apn'Z-Oct
1981
2%s
ser
Z
ser
Natural
debentures
Jan-July
1976
T
ser
ser
f
mtge 3s
Consolidated
3'As
2%s
27/as
mtge
X
1986
1989
Gas
2%s
1968
Edison
El
&
Paso
3s
A3s
in
cum
U
S
inc
debs
dollars)
^^Forjrootnotes
of
(stpd
94'%
94%
32
93%
95%
12
94%
95
97%
98%
102
'J
page
98%
102'%
stamped
as
to
II
Railroad
99%
8
80%
83
5
96
97%
97'A
92%
91%
—
83 Y4
99%
83%
99%
—
100 V«
II
104
104%
3
102%
103%
5
102
102%
101%
36
100%
102%
94%
16
94
—
94
104%
103
94%
™
\
131%
94
94%
166
97'A
132
97%
95%
7
82
*74
168
127
449
132
129
97'A
80
106%
106
11
106
106%
93
♦96%
99'A
97%
-
112% 114%
73
109%
96%
10
957/a
96
91
91
*91
113%
96%
"103 V* 104%
*77%
94
99
114%
97%
94
—
94
94%
__
95%
104
—
—
•—
104 %
1
104%
*102'/a
.
113% 113%
ApriZ-Oct
*113%
82
102%
113
5
142
102%
—
104%
140
104%
*134
„
113%
113%
113%
—
78%
90
89
89%
101
23
82
89
82
81
*95%
102%
99
*89
89
89
*—
5
102
F
101'A 101'A
96
96
126
103% 103%
4
103
103%
102% 1021/3
103%
1
102%
103'A
119% 128%
558
112
128%
*105%
(Germany) —
8 A 7s debentures 1945
§A6%s debentures 1940
§A6s debentures 1948
General Foods Corp 3%s debs 1976
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
General Electric Co
—
4s
Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1961
debentures 1964
3s debentures 1969—
2%s
conv
Good Hope
1969
Steel & Iron Works—
Goodrich
1945
April-Oct
(B F)
Union
Grand
Co first mtge
2%s 1965—May-Nov
Northern
102%
102% 103
36
101%
104'%
1st
2
105%
106
106%
106% 106%
12
106
106%
105
104% 105
13
104
105%
180
'
3s
1st
1st
debentures
1969
2%s 1979
2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1981
mortgage 3%s 1982
mortgage 3%s 1983
H
Hackensack Water
*97
98%
*11
*„
100%
*98
99%
—
98%
98'%
96
95%
96
—
102'A 102'A
103
——
96%
99
3
102'/4
103%
1
102'%
103'%
102% 103 Va
107
102% 103'A
102%
103%
55
102%
103%
98%
98'%
98%
55
97%
100'a
100 Va
100%
89
100
102
103'/a
103Va 103 3A
54
103 Va
104%
*97'/a 100
13%
14%
99%
96%
157'%
97 Va
165
4
99»/a
100%
130
6
118 %
131%
124
124
10
123%
124 '
117'% 117%
124
96
11
117'%
120
96%
8
95%
98
94%
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104%
M
refunding 3%s 6eries
86
Feb-Aug
96%
97%
Mar-Sept
I960—April-Oct
A
2%s series T
ref
95 %
59
94%
•102% 103%
2%s series Q 1980
\_June-Dec
3Vas series R 1982— June-Dec
&
95%
49%
11
*92%
96%
&
95%
62
47
98%
1979-.
June-Dec
3s series N 1977——June-Dec
2%s series P 1981
June-Dec
1st
120%
18
59
94%
98%
99%
6eries
1st
May-Nov
—
66%
102
1974——^June-Dec
3s
66
April-Oct
76
94%
Feb-Aug
1971.:
90
95
75 V*
58%
May-Nov
1970
62%
95
1
May-Nov
series I
88
96
65%
65%
76
April-Oct
3s series K
98 Va
1
123% 124%
95%
96%
75%
Co—
3%s
59
124%
73 y8
—
76
Mar-Sept
3s series J
76
June-Dec
f
Supply 2%s debentures
For footnotes
Gas
105
99
3y4
98
June-Dec
99%
98%
6%
95
P
102
104% 104%
April-Oct
June-Dec
s
1984
1979
66
Feb-Aug
debs
•95%
_
1
102
Mar-Sept
1974
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series
First
1986
2%s
3%s
1977
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1982
First
3s
Philadelphia Electric
debentures 1970
3%s debentures
1976
Distillers
mortgage
89%
—
May-Nov
April-Oct
v
__
101%
~6
June-Dec
3s
89%
72
1986
•102
April-Oct
2%s
1980
65%
99
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
75 Y*
1974_Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1975
98%
__
101
3s
Natl
mortgage
27/ss
General
series B
2%s
1984
98%
June-Dec
1955
1978
Products
first
2%s
First
Chattanooga & St Louis—
First mortgage 3s
3%s
97%
N
Nashivlle
2047
A
ser
66
June-Dec
1955—May-Nov
Construction mortgage 5s series A
Construe!ion
*101
1965
A
refund
Morris & Essex first
3Vbs
97%
105% 105%
Co—
Monongahela Ry 3%s series B 1966
Morrell
87
•102% 103
Jan-July
Jan
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Quar-Feb
first
mortgage
First &
1971—May
1991—-May
1975
§AConvertlble gold
AFirst
1974
1978
mortgage
101%
Jan-July
A
ser
70
■
2%s 1975
mortgage
Edison
First
Jan-July
1962
refunding 5s series
4s
AFirst
Mohawk
Jan
1990
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
and refunding 5s series F
1977—Mar-Sept
and refunding 5s series G 1978
May-Now
AGeneral
AFirst
Jan
A
4s
series D 1978
Pacfiic
and
first
113
Quar-Feb'
First
103'/a
87
98%
RR—
B
adjustment
{Missouri
Ohio
98%
88%
102
Marie—
AGeneral
Missouri
98%
102
97%
Jan-July
Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1969__Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s 1969
A
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967—
Jan-July
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Ocf
St
72%
♦67
First
Saulte
5s
mortgage
First
First
&
71
101
first
Paul
84%
72%
93%
95
10
*98%
1973
78%
75
2047
1
First
*87
92 y4
383
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
91
84%
104%
98 Va
2
95
90%
75
1982
mortgage
First mortgage 3s 1979
101
43
93%
95
88
104%
101
93%
99%
98
871/2
Apr-Oct
first
(Wisconsin)
—
96%
97 y8
83%
Quar-Jan
Jan
mortgage 3s
First
104%
14
14
mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3%s 1982
99%
—
——
95%
2047
First mortgage
99%
*93 Va
96%
•
84%
Northern States Power Co—
«...
103
92%
95%
1984
(Minnesota)
96
90 Va
2%
First
101
'104% 105
Michigan
St
4s
89%
88 %
—
94%
99
98
5
—
*96
89%
68%
100
12
92
*96
99
5%
1997
3s
registered
101
4
mortgage 3s 1966,.
June-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
May -Nov
First mortgage 2%s 1980
^.-Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vis 1988
April-Ocf
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979
Minn
lien
94%
90 Va
*987/a
May-Nov
Coll trust
'102%
1972
94%
—
Quar-Jan
Refunding & improve 4%s
3s
11
Ry—
registered
General
99%
32
1997
84%
Feb-Aug
debentures
3%s
4s
98
1972—M'av-Nov
1978
McKesson & Robbins
Mead
4s
lien
—
22
f debentures 1974
Northern Pacific
70%
99
99%
May-Nov
First
1978
72%
67%
*68
3Va
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
debentures
69
68 %
5%
1973
96
88
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
1957—May-Nou
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May
s
f debentures
Prior
M
Macy
s
79
88
1979—May -Nov
1984
3%s
4
101
66 V4
35
36
2%
RR—
general & ref
5
88
101
3
72
refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sepf
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs
1973—May-Nov
98
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
68
71%
Feb-Aug
Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
84'/a
10
April-Oct
68
82
1983
72%
•103% 104%
April-Oct
71 y4
68
April-Oct
79
101
2003
78'/2
April-Ocf
72%
101
2003
77
67%
1980
66%
101
I
77%
80
84
April-Oct
1980
13
28
80%
3
General &
90%
73%
"l
82
99% 100
April-Oct
78
71
1983
11
*
82%
77
69%
6
1980
21
103
79%
77
mortgage 2%s
115% 115%
101
80%
mortgage
Central
77%
69%
Jan-July
1992—Mar-Sept
June
4%s series A 2019
2%s
ioiy2
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
A 2004
scr
71%
1976_June-Dec
1982—
mtge
87
mtge
77%
D
mtge 2%s
1st
1st
1st
79
•120
H
ser
92
2007—Jan-July
1994
96%
1963— —April-Oct
ser
3%s
gold 3s
89
May-Nov
A
ser
Western
&
4s
84'/a
98
Mar-Sept
3%s
mtge
second
113
98 y4
75
June-Dec
77%
May-Noo
3%s debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First & refund mtg 3%es ser F 2003
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
90 y8
6
RR—
4s
70%
..June-Dec
ser
debentures
3
*86%
1952
1976-,-
83%
89%
Feb-Aug
1998_Feb-Aug
1973
Telephone 2%s series D
3%s
82
contingent interest 2003
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—-April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Little
90%
*76%
2003,.
5s
F
90
May-Nov
„Maj/-Nov
4V2s
ASeries
Y
Norfolk &
bds—
2003
contingent interest 2003
contingent interest 2003
ASeries E
75
95
Jan-July
mtge
cons
Northern
2003
interest
80%
89%
General mortgage 3%s
General mortgage 3%s
60
(N Y)—
mortgage 4 V2S extended to 1974
1st
255
General
92
-Feb-Aug
Harbor Term Ry—
mortgage 5s extended to 1984
82%
General
'
60
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
Lehigh
92
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley
1st
81%
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
Apr-Ocf
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
June-Dec
gold 3y2s 1997—June-Dec
3%s
:
AGeneral mortgage
N
1997
1st
100%
101 %
82
Feb-Aug
Hartford
Susquehanna
1st &
2%
Terminal—
mtge sink fund 3%
Lake Shore &
Y
Term
■
101
2%
N
—
——
102%
99%
184
Jan-July
——
165
►101
100
100%
100
75%
1998
1955
4s
5
98% 100
N Y Power & Light first
mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol
gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
N Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
——
98%
L
<fe
2013
3%s
refunding mtge 4s
AGeneral
'
►100%
April-Oct
114
8
100
St Louis—
{AN Y Ontario & West ref
—
113% 113%
*61 %
Jan-July
-Jan-July
....
40
100 % 100%
75
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s series A
2022—May
Harlem River & Port Chester—
1st mtge 4%s series A 1973
-
*
101% 102%
100
98%
1998—
&
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
gold
1973
B
103% 104%
—
RR—
West 4s series A
%s aeries
--
*104
_
—
First
June-Dec
1961
registered
*97 Va
101%
102
75%
1997
collateral
100%
98%
102
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
mortgage 3s series F 1986
—April-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Oct v
NY 81 Harlem gold 3%s 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
104
97
River
3%s registered 1998
Michigan Cent collateral gold
100
__
1959
1961
registered
Shore
New York Chicago &
*103%
4s
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
{AKreuger 81 Toll 5s certificates 1959
Central & Hudson
High
*81
_
_
102%
General mortgage 3%s 1997
110%
103
1
106% 107%
100
99
*__
Jan.
Low
April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
»
10
Range since
Feb-Aug
1998
106
*99
No.
Co—
103% 105
110
Sold
99 V4
*—
100%
1956
RR
Refunding & impt 4%s series A
-
Lakefront Dock
Central
126
-
unguaranteed
series D
*98
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
122%
__
Bonds
106% 106%
_
April-Oct
121
N Y
High
,
1956
119% 119%
.
Range
Friday's
Ry—
1954
C
119% 119%
1st mtge 4s 1990
April-Oct
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
-June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s
1978
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal
Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4y2s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
4'/2s
York
Jan-July
1986—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-No®
1954
B
series
1977
A
series
series
1983
A
Mexico
119%
Kansas
Plain
5s
5s
3%s
&
119%
Mich
&
5s
AFirst 4%s
139
K
Kanawha
5%s
3%s
Jan-July
1972—May-Nov
1977
1st
160%
Nor
124% 126
Jan-July
Clear
AFirst
AFirst
156%
__
95
139
Jan-July
&
Power & Light 3s 1974
Great
May-Nov
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
102%
Corp—
B
1961
100%
103
New
Jan-July
Jan-July
1980
&
4%s series B
New Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
*99% 101
April-Ocf
1978
Franklin
104
guaranteed
Consolidated 4s series A
1977
Oil Pipe Line Co—
f debentures series A
Interstate Power Co—
mortgage
102 Vz
Jan-July
s
1st
1974
104
Mar-Sept
Interstate
3VeS
debentures
106
*__
104 3/4
*100%101 y8
103
Mar-Sept
1956
Rys Central America
3s
__
AFirst
gold 5s series C 1956.__
International Minerals & Chemical
3.65s
1982
*88y2
AFirst
Inter
debentures
*151 y8
1952
A
3s
♦104
or
Bid A Asked
& Tel Co—
101% 101%
II
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Period
Low
First
Feb-Aug
1972
series
__
Interest
/
Exchange
High
•i03y4
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
{International Great Northern RR—
§ AFirst
Low
New York Stock
1
*103 % 106 y2
1986__June-Dec
C
series
debs
Jan.
No.
High
BONDS
Range since
Sold
New England Tel
1979
RECORD
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Illinois Central RR—
Consol
BOND
Monday, February 14}
.
.
FOft WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY 11
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
RANGE
.
102
101 % 102 %
42
101
103
101% 101%
31
101
102%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
April
Mar-Sept
•
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
fan-July
May-Nov
June-Dec
83%
7
83%
98%
98%
8
97 %
72%
98%
74
106%
85
98%
27
68%
74
2
100%
102
112% 112%
112
112%
*103% 105%
101%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nou
May-Noo
83%
__
Co—
June-Dec
105%
104
106
101% 101%
97%
97%
1
98
98%
22
96%
96%
16
*95%
96%
*
99y4
—
98
__
II
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103%
105% 105%
•__
102%
97%
98
99
100%
98%
96%
99%
102% 105
105% 106%
103 V* 103%
96
96
99%
1955
Number 5403
181
Volume
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Stock Exchange
New York
Period
Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
deb 1983
June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3y8s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
1956
First and
First
and
First
and
First
and
First and
117Mi
99%
Jan.
No.
100%
Stauffer
114
119%
Sunray Oil
103 %
Swift
103%
2%s
108
108
108
108%
Refund
and
108
Refund
and
Terminal
107%
108%
108
*109
109 %
89
89%
*99% 100
88%
101% 102
RR
Assn
102%
M
General
Texas
and
Tol
RR
of
Ave
&
Ohio
First
100
New
*__
June-Dec
105 >/«,
Union
143%
143 Va
27/aS
99
98%
*—
15
E
3%s
5s
Jan-July
103%
*98
99
Jan
Corp
83TA
99%
99% 100'A
Rheinelbe Union—
7s
of
Missouri
assented
1946-
Jan-July
__Ja7i-July
_
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ADirect mtge 7s 1950
§ A Direct
mtge
6s
gAConsol
mtge
6s
AConsol
Rochester
mtge 6s
&
Gas
*162%
83
23
99
__
May-ZVou
*146
May-Nov
1955
*120 % 130
Apn'Z-Oct
160
*120%
tr
3%s
mortgage 4%s series D 1977
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3 Vis series J
Mar-Sept
1969
1
*
1
Car
2%s
—
1
gold
6s
1st
83
April-Oct
Lawrence & Adirond'k
Second
1997
Jan-July
_,
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan
St Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
4s
bond
certificates
1989
2022
104%
May
94%
1980
& New England 1st gtd
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
mtge 3s series
3%s
f
s
B
debentures
4s
1989—May-ZVou
debs
f
s
1973
102%
Oil
2%s
debentures
June-Dec
1971
& Halske
6%s 1951
ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust
Sinclair Oil Corp 3Vis conv 1983
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures*1965
Oil
2 Vis
Mar-Sept
1941__Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
7s
2%s
1976
93%
1985
Feb-Aug
4Vis
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
6s
series
a
Tel
2%s
J '/as
debentures 1983
Spokane Internal first
standard
Coil
Products
tandard Oil
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^
As
debentures
96%
163 Va
West
65%
Co
4s
93
—
95
50
105%
106%
100%
100%
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97
31
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101%
101% 102 V*
35
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104
104%
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104
6
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21
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104
debs
1985
1st
94
94
conv
1967
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80
105
114
5
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115 V*
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94
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120
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1981
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67
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104%
102
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104
20
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104%
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101
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101
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Jan-July
1960
103
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Mar-Sept
1992
.
first
102
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105'/*
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1953
1965
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104'% 104%
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104'%
115'%
122'%
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1984
16
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1969—April-Oct
1979—
—
71
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series
80
69
103'/a
1966——Jan-July
2361
Jan-July
A
18
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__
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ser
99
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70
3%s 1967__Jan-July
1979—May-Nov
I
85%
99
1976—May-Nov
86
86%
86
87
85%
—Feb-Nov
3'As
mtge
2004
A
4'%s inc
Electric
ser
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Jan-July
A Jan 1 2029
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mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3l/*s
83'/*
May
54
83 V*
84 Va
76'/a
77
35
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99
—
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94%
77
94%
83 V*
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84'/*
Mar-Sept
1971
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*_.,.
103'/*
—
103
103
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93
93
Y
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Electric Light
& Power
delivery
sale
2%s
1976_Jan-July
__
—
—
year'* range.
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n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range,
r Cash aala
not Included In the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
{Negotiability impaired by maturity.
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101
75%
1981
Jan
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S
80
101
108
115 Va
238
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116%
93 %
94%
8
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94%
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98'/*
42
97%
99 V*
ABonds
29
135
158%
96
-
*100%
Jan-July
April-Oct
First
120
101
B
guaranteed
6s
first
97%
3Vis conv 1982—April-OcZ
debentures 2%s 1971_.May-Nov
,
10
101
2003
Jan
A
series
105
119%
5s
1974-
series
& Lake
aDeferred
80
135
H
__
Telegraph Co—
mortgage
mtge
Gen
*103
April
93
93
93
138
April-Oct
1960
5s
Wisconsin
RR—
May-ZVou
April-Ocf
162
*136
guaranteed
debentures
Union
Wisconsin Central
104%
104%
4s
3%s debentures
102 %
April-Oct
gtd
series
gen
3s
3%s
debentures
Wilson
134 V*
ApriZ-Oct
1956
2
*153
*130
*153
1979—June-Dec
1982
series
3%s
3%s
First mortgage
97
133% 133%
April-Oct
1956
93
_I
1975__Mar-Sept
1978__Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970—_
85
97
133%
May-Nov
1974.
8
E
1958
4'As
Pacific RR
income
§ A 1st
90
Jan-July
gold 4 Vis 2013
5s
88
85
85 Va
97
103%
91 Va
92%
93
'
ser
J
first
Lighting
mortgage
43As
107
Jan-July
104l/a
•
June-Dec
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
81
107%
Jan-July
103%
1957—May-Nov
Maryland Ry 1st 4s
30-year
97%
106
1994
105%
104"%
105Va
105V*
105
103%
*__
1995
May-Nov
mtge 3'As ser C 1973—April-Oct
Electric
first
5s
101%
106 Va
1961
104%
1
_I
1969
ser
5s
mortgage
Shore
Western
95'/*
~
94
6
5
2
June-Dec
registered 2361_
1st
97%
89
__
Co—
debentures
conv
Power
101 %
99%
38
1996.
5s
3'As
income
Penn
Western
57
89
105%
99
104%
98
105% 105%
Jan-July
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
124%
114
106% 107
Jan-July
90%
88
104% 104%
II
series B
4s
Penn
West
99
__
99%
97%
104'%
Co—
RR
Westchester
West
95 Va
106% 106%
(Indiana)
(N J)
96%
78%
—
99%
98%
__
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'/as
2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
103%
102
107
1977
Bell
97
106%
1996
5s
New Orleans &
Northeastern
Joint 3%s
95
Mar-Sept
1986
Devel and general 6
Vis series A
c
Ry 3s
Winston-Salem
gold
Memphis.Div first gold
bouthwestern
First
Co-
consol
general
Gen
5
106%
18
__
98
103 Va
103
93%
June-Dec
4s series B
gtd
mtge income
119
120%
106
mtge
mtge
206
80'/*
♦100%
25
__
98%
->97
Apr-Oct
1947
mtge 2%s
Gen
201
116%
106%
97
101%
w
Wabash
.
345
Level and general 4s
series A .1956
and
„
25
94%
5
105% 105%
J an-July
A
Power
&
First lien and ref
119 V* 120%
May-Nov
consol
consolidated
Virginian
117
5
__
II
„
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1947
Southwest
&
First
95 Va
93%
120 %
1977
A
First Mortgage 27/8s series E
First mortgage 2%s series F
First mortgage
2%s series G
Level
100
79%
___May-Nov
first
—
94
1973
II
*102% 104%
_
105%
ref
ref
Virginia
105'/*
104
1973—June-Dec
conv
1981
Ry
7
94
*97%
San Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Southern
15
Jan-July
1969
4Vis
398
Jan-July
*97
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
&
Wheeling
First
Gold
Gold
121% 124 V*
100
89%
*103%
_
April-Oct
1976
96%
98
89%
__
mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund 33/8s ser I 1981__June-Dec
Western
Southern Pacific Co—
Southern Pacific RR
67%
93'/*
97%
1st
63%
165
106
100%
98%
1st
~
163'/a
16
•110
Jan-July
27/8s debentures 1987
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4 Vis
95%
105Va
Corp—
series
refund
and
General
2
99 Va 100%
June-Dec
1979
debentures
84
96%
98%
*65
& North Ala RR
gtd 5s 1963
Aprli-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telepgrah Co—
debentures
81
—
99
♦__
124 %
2
102
95 Va
South
3s
Works
RR
and
First
•
*__
April-Oct
SASiemens
Socony-Vacuum
99
__
102
102
98%
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 27/8s ser G
119
95
*98%
June-Dec
1966
1967
108%
95
—April-Oct
debentures
debentures
Virginia Electric
103 Va
♦102%
5
15
V
103%
—
May-Nov
*103%
April-Oct
Vanadium Corp of America—
3'As conv subord debentures
—
—-
Mar-Sept
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2Vis 1966
3s debentures
1974
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell
fund
25/8s
Steel
Walworth
1980
1977
"
~~
April-Oct
1972—
137
—
2
__
100
*153
117
__
99Va
*136
1
*118%
Mar-Sept
.
~5
96%
June-De®
2%s debs 1970
June-Dec
68
103% 103%
100
136'/a
95
*100
86
41%
98
95%
1951—June-Dec
154%
135
117
117
1989_Jan-July
gold 4s 1968
June-Dec
Depot 3Vis B 1971
April-Oct
Union
23
37%
101% 101%
6%s sinking fund mtge series C
3'As assented series C 1951
108%
May-ZVou
Sciioto V
1st
104% 104%
95
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St. Paul & Duluth first cons
St Paul
—
73%
100
*95%
140
99
"l
43
775
105% 105%
__
May-Nov
—June-Dec
1951
102%
83
73%
41%
__
100
6%s sinking fund mtge series A
3'As assented series A 1951
Co—
ASecond
First
debs
sinking
Vandalia
1
*87
1996
73%
38%
*100
101%
1
1
100
May-Nov
4%s
debentures
First
St
73%
164
s
Mar-Sepf
gold 5s 1996_Jan-JuZp
100%
6%s debs series A
136%
■
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
1st mortgage 4s series A
f
s
United
85
150
— —.
__
H 00
105%
100
41%
__
1971___May-Nov
1975_ApriZ-Oct
—
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
3%s
Cotp—
General
104%
1
140
__
*120'A 130
General
9
164
„
*142 %
—Feb-Aug
1952
1953
Electric
33
134%
18
/a
trust 2%s
1968
3%s assented
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 Vis
84
100%
134%
104% 104%
April-Oct
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
2%s
84
101
99%
100
100
__
1960—Jan-July
1960
5
100
1
debentures
U S Rubber
R
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
102%
134% 134%
Pacific RR—
4%s
99
—
123
102
100% 100%
June-Dec
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
99%
99
123
100
134%
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
1st
1964
96Vi
99
27
102% 102%
1985__Jan-JuZy
1974
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s
3%s debentures 1977
104 '/a
Q
2%s debentures
96%
98'%
102%
June-Dec
ser
1st
Quaker Oats
I
II
*
I"
1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
99
103 Va
Jan-July
and
of California
Union Tank
103% 103%
refunding mortgage 3V*s 1983—April-Ocf
Union Oil
103%
*
100%
April-Oct
mtge 3 %s 1982
101%
216% 216%
__
3%s
mortgage and coll
104%
II
*143%
M
Orleans
ref
mtge & coll
1st
*216%
96%
*99
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
33/aS series C
income
Cent
debentures
1st
100%
Jan.
u
3s
30
3%s series B
97
100
101% 101%
Range since
Sold
99
<>95
May-Nov
Ry first refunding 4s
Union Electric Co
II
Bonds
Louis-
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Tri-Continental
97
•
__
Jan-July
gold 5s 2000
refund
AAdjustment
110
II
*100
Friday's
Bid &, Asked
May-ZVou
St
M
refund
JAThird
97
1966
1972
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
refund
Term
*94%
debentures
of
First and
__
*105
or
Sale Price
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1973
Texas & Pacific first
102%
100%
10
!973
debentures
First and
99 %
102™.
*99%
Week's Rang*
Last
Period
^NewOrL^rs^RR—965
Texas
89%
98%
*102
debs
103%
104
108
108
Interest
u
T
104
*108
108
Friday
o
Exchange
Corp. 2%s
Co
103
__
n
3%S
debentures
108%
*103%
II
102
Chemical
&
2 /as
*103
vr
High
99%
873
n
New York Stock
103 %
117 % 119%
*103
103 %
89
n
1
Mar-Sept
1972
FEBRUARY 11
Low
3
*97
1963-May-ZVou
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/„s 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures
1st and
ENDED
Range since
Sold
High
99%
debentures
3s
WEEK
Electric & Gas Co—
Service
Public
4s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
991^
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 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975__
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964—May-Nou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965__Jan-j«ij/
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Vriginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 37As series A 1984
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
June-Dec
First general 4!/2s series D 1977
June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis 1977
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1983
.
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1984_
May-Nov
Terminal
Friday's
Low
3 70s conv
Providence
or
Sale Price
Phillips
FOR
Week's Range
Last
and
selling
not
Included
asked prices;
no
In
sales
the
being
transacted during current week.
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
we
furnish
Feb. 7, 1955, and
ending Friday, Feb. 11.
whether stock or bond in which
any
a
AND
It is compiled from a report of the
dealings have occurred during the current
RANGE
Acme
cme
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aluminum Alloys
Wire
Co
Supply Manufacturing
Aeroquip Corporation-
Range
of Prices
8toreaII_I
Aiasworth
Manufacturing common
j&ge
Stock
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
year,
ENDED
FEBRUARY
11
Low
Shares
STOCKS
Range
since
Jan.
Lotr
Hip*
1
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
6%
18,000
4%
Jan
33%
34
200
32 V*
Feb
38
Jan
Air-Way Electric Appliance
7%
7%
8
11,900
6'/*
Jan
8
Jan
Airfleets
Jan
6%
Jan
AJax Petroleums Ltd
1
35.
Feb
Air Associates Inc
(N J)
11'/*
5%
6 'A
5,200
4%
123A
147A
13,200
8'/*
Jan
14%
Feb
Alabama
Feb
7%
Feb
Alabama
Great Southern
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
AjaDama
Power
10%
11%
6,400
for Week
Shares
Gas
Low
Range
since
Jan.
1
High
Low
high
3
12%
Jan
13%
14%
1,500
13%
Jan
15
Jan
20'/*
21%
2,700
13%
Jan
21%
Feb
%
iii
6,400
%
Jan
28%
31V*
10,600
27 Va
Jan
%
2
30
50
145
preferred- —100
143
100
11
11
__50c
Corp
4.20%
Feb
14
1
Inc
7%
6
13%
Sales
Range
.
20%
6'/*
33%
.6%
Sale Price
Par
1
5
Week's
of Prices
Friday
for Week
Shoe
see
American
1
ero
For footnoces
WEEK
American
RECORD
the
—10
common
Adams Hat
Stores Inc
?f"ew Surpass
FOR
on
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
145
101% 101'A
90
230
10 V*
1 AO
.Ian
Jan
31V*
150
Feb
Jan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(772)
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
Friday
«
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Alaska Airlines Inc
.
.
Monday, February
14
1955
of Prices
Shares
High
2,700
5 Va
Jan
37%
500
36%
Jan
b
Jan
6%
dep rets Amer shares
All American
Alles
6%
8%
3,800
5%
Jan
9%
Feb
5
5%
52,800
4 Va
Jan
6%
Jan
4%
4%
2,400
4
Jan
5
Jan
9%
9%
100
9%
Jan
9%
Feb
Carman
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Carnation
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
16%
Jan
1
Fisher
Allied Artists
5%%
common
Pictures
convertible
Allied Control
Allied
Products
Aluminum
$3.75
Co
1
5 %
4%
5%
11%
10%
11%
(Mich)
of
cap
16 %
14%
16%
2,300
14%
Jan
5%
4%
5%
1,900
3%
Jan
5% Feb
I
37 Va
36%
37%
4,700
33%
Jan
38% Feb
96%
600
Feb
98 %
22%
1,000
common
100
96
•
preferred
22
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing—
Aluminum Industries common
Ina as tries
American
§American
•
Bantam
Beverage
Co
11%
1,200
7
7%
2,600
1
Rubber
Manufacturing Co
Natural
Co
Republics
Qas Co
6%
Writing Paper
5,300
3,900
H Jan
lVa
Jan
1%
Jan
300
50
Jan
51%
Feb
i9%
700
19 Va
Jan
21%
Jan
26
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
34
Corp
.
Anchor Post Products
Jan
10 %
Jan
35
Jan
50
35
70%
8,600
Feb
Camberlin
Jan
Charts
Feb
Charter
Feb
Jan
17
4%
Circle
Jan
11%
4 Va
Jan
10%
Jan
4%
600
5
11%
1,000
107% 108%
340
10%
Jan
107
22%
Jan
Feb
5
28%
Clark
Clark
Feb
Clarostat
Tel
CI
A
(ex
33
38%
49,400
29%
Jan
38%
Feb
Claude
16
15%
16%
18,400
15%
Jan
17 Va
Jan
Claussner
•
115
2.50
21%
25
Coast
22
*53)
2 %
Line Co
2 Va
2%
2,500
Colonial
Colonial
Sand
Jan
50
Jan
Jan
Jan
155
Automatic Steel Products Inc
preferred
non-cum
Vtc
17%
33,200
15 %
Jan
18%
Jan
12%
6,100
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
Colsolldated
Ayshlre
Corp
Jan
5
Feb
Class
&
oil
4%
Jan
4%
Feb
Consolidated
1
common
American
Banff
Oil
50c
Tr
Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
Basin
Oil
•
Black
Inc
Starr
Blauner's
Bohack
(H
C)
Jan
2'/a
Jan
2
n
Jan
1,700
•27,400
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
7%
8'/a
5%
Jan
6 %
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
Corroon
11%
Feb
11%
Feb
2%
1,300
2'/a
Jan
2%
Feb
1
1
Inc
I
l
class A
6%
2%
2%
14%
23%
14%
5
5
1
25
300
15
1,300
Co
Co
•
•
common
Foote Gear Works Inc_
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common
Ltd—
rets
British Columbia Power
British
Petroleum
Amer
Brown
Co
deposit rets
Company
Forman
4%
Jan
12
Va Feb
100
6
6
11%
5%
Jan
6
Jan
$6
11%
11%
37
38
1,900
900
Va
1,500
9%
Jan
13% Jan
50o
28 Va
273A
29
5,700
267/a
Jan
31% Jan
1
137/a
133/4
13%
2,000
13%
Jan
14% Jan
•
•
10
3A
Feb
3A Feb
33%
32
33%
7,800
30 Va
Jan
33% Feb
14%
13%
14 Va
3,000
12
Jan
14'/a Feb
1.23
12 3/a
11%
12%
5,100
11
Jan
12% Jan
9%
9
93A
8,600
8%
Feb
93/4 Feb
1
2 3/a
2%
23/8
3,400
1%
Jan
3
1
6%
6 %
6%
7,200
5%
Jan
6% Feb
1
40%
37 Va
403/8
3,100
37 Va
Feb
417/a Jan
Corp
Rubber Co
Bruce
(E
Co
Ltd
27%
11%
1
16%
Curtis
Lighting
Jan
Curtis
Manufacturing Co
26%
Jan
Davenport
Davidson
25
Jan
28
Jan
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
7%
Jan
ft
7%
200
6%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
27%
27%
100
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
14%
Jan
225
109%
Jan
17
17
6,400
17%
2,800
16%
Jan
7 ft Jan
Gasket
Gray
Detroit
Hardware
Steel
18%
Jan
Dlversey
Feb
Dome
22%
22%
23
2,400
21%
Jan
24%
Jan
Bridge
19%
2,800
18%
Jan
19 %
Jan
Dominion Steel
24%
23%
24%
1,400
23
Jan
25%
Jan
Dominion Tar
200
7%
Jan
8
Feb
Dominion
200
10%
Jan
11
Jan
Dorr-Oliver
10%
10%
10%
1,700
10Va
Jan
10% Jan
18%
18%
19%
16,000
16%
Jan
19%
12 %c
!
4%
4%
25c
3%
3%
7.50
11'A
11%
Feb
4%
5,100
Jan
4V8
Jan
% Jan
4%
Jan
700
4
11%
lQc
(new)
common
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
300
9%
Jan
13%
Jan
Calamba Sugar Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power
Consol
Oil &
Gas
Camden
Fire
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
6 % %
Canada
3%
•
15%
15
1%
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
6 %
Jan
3%
700
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
15%
15,800
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
12%
12%
13%
12,100
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
6%
5!,V
6%
93,400
514
Feb
6%
Jan
8V4
Jan
Jan
16% Feb
26
Jan
3
Jan
20 3/4
10%
11,600
170
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
197/a Jan
Jan
7
Jan
100
17%
Jan
18
Feb
143A
5,700
10 V2
Jan
15% Jan
15%
375
14 Va
Jan
18 %
Jan
7'/a
73/a
3,200
6V2
Jan
7%
Jan
l7/a
2
A
8,600
1%
Feb
2 i3g
Jan
30%
30 Va
270
Jan
323/4
Jan
57/a
6 Va
1,600
53/s
Jan
6%
Jan
203/a
Jan
21%
22 Va
Jan
293/4 Feb
15%
7%
2
.
6
21 'A
_
207/B
21'A
500
.29%
24%
293A
3,200
30
143
Jan
13%
Jan
3Va
3%
2,400
3%
Jan
3
3V»
4,600
3
Jan
32%
141/2 Jan
4
Jan
3%
Jan
333A Feb
331/2 Feb
3,400
33 Va
3,800
29 %
Jan
1%
17,900
IV2
Jan
Jan
300
127/a
Jan
9,800
5%
Jan
333A
Jan
Jan
Jan
28 Va
31?
30%
145
1
2.BO
Corp
1
common
Ltd
Co
Duke
Coal ord stock
Dunlop
6
13%
57/a
137/8
6
A
7%
8
1,400
7
Jan
19
7%
Jan
Co
common
17%
17%
3,300
173/s
Jan
12%
11%
127/8
10,000
10%
Jan
73/4
73%
200
7%
Jan
14%
14% X143/4
1,300
133A
Jan
1
Ltd
17%
5'A
•
1,400
150
3/a
Jan
25%
Jan
4
38%
36%
383/4
2,900
36
Jan
•
21%
19%
22 Va
4,900
19%
Jan
8%
.87/s
5,500
8 Va
Feb
43 Va
150
1
•
a%
42
42
57%
54
573/4
15
14%
15%
19,700
4%
55/a
11,900
1,300
Jan
42
50 V2
Jan
2
Jan
312
Jan
14
Feb
61/4
Jan
8
Feb
20% Feb
18%
127/a
Jan
Feb
8% Feb
15 3/a
Jan
5 %
J n
26 Va
221/2
Feb
Feb
Feb
10
Jan
38%
45'A Jan
57%
Feb
15%
Feb
41/4
Jan
6%
Feb
Laboratories—
common
Co
53%
26 Va
10
10
B)
5'A
253A
•
Co
Rubber
13%
•
Co
(Allen
A
lft
•
Ltd
Inc
Harris
32
7.50
&
& Chemical Co
Textile
Power
1A
•
Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver
33
10c
13% Jan
Ltd—
American
Duraloy
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co
Durham
Hosiery class B
10s
1
common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
4
1
A
Jan
3%
Jan
7Va
5%
•
Jan
91/4 Jan
8%
30%
150
159%
400
2%
29,000
7A
87,700
Va
525
6,500
28 %
Jan
32 %
Feb
159 Va
Feb
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
Jan
2%
Jan
Eastern
Malleable
7is Feb
Eastern
States
•
8%
29
83/8
400
8'/a
Jan
28 %
29%
1,800
27 Va
Jan
Jan
30'A Jan
•
common
153
*
150
4%%
20
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Canners
Ltd
Dredge & Dock
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Petrofina
Co
Ltd
2
common
Oils
Co
Ltd
Ltd
2%
7%
2%
6%
Ltd
10c
2
18
2%
2%
6%
6%
7
partlc pfd—10
20%
19%
35.
5{$
Jan
prior
20%
Jan
1~8%
Feb
2ft
Jan
2%
Feb
16,700
6%
Feb
8
Jan
2,100
19%
Feb
16
21%
Jan
$0
common
preferred
$7 preferred
18
18
A
page
2%
•
•
l
see
57/a
148% Feb
Jan
29%
5
Ltd
Canadian
27,000
5%
1
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
For footnotes
1%
•
preference
Canadian
1%
1
Co
Insurance
Co
1%
50c
10%
4s
reg
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common
Class
Products
Jan
3'/a
1
Ltd
Finance
19%
9
A—
Jan
3%
25o
Corp
Domestic
DuMont
Calvan
(The)
19%
2.50
common
Jan
Jan
10
rets ord
Exploration
•
Corporation
Electric
dep
*
convertible class
20'A Jan
1
Ltd
Dominion
%
12% Feb
Jan
1
Co
Products
Co
American
Feb
27,700
Jan
19
1
_1
Foundry
Mfg
Oils
7%
Va
9%
20
Ltd—
16%
A
5
Manufacturing
Distillers
Jan
dep rets ord shares,—3s 6d
C & C Super Corp
&
Iron
Devon-Leduc
Jan
preferred
t 1o
t
13
33
Devoe <fc Raynolds class B
7%
10%
11,000
100
Feb
14%
10%
3,100
~2%
18
14
♦
17
119% Feb
900
.
16'/a Feb
7
50o
class A common
Detroit
14,300
10
16'A
e£
18
10c
debenture
7%
8
Jan
17%
1
Jan
c
Cable
Mfg
8%
16%
8
12%
168%
10 %
1
Corporation
15
50c
8 3%
15%
1
2.50
Inc
12%
•
common
Inc
Mills
Dairies
Hosiery
Brothers
Dennison
7%
2.50
Burry Biscuit Corp
Oil
Crystal
15%
7%
2%
5
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejav Stores common
Daltch
Jan
Jan
7%
2.50
(Mo)
8%
27,400
i
Feb
Feb
Jan
IS Jan
57/8
148'%
8 'A
15%
5
common
9
1
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
6%
Inc
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
16 Va
•
Jan
17
17
•
common
Jan
3%
Burma Mines Ltd—
Byrd
Tobacco
8
11%
19
Jan
%
11,600
10
Feb
119%
Jan
16
17
u
•
Sugar common
2Va
16
173/s
100
17
25o
3 Va
11%
39% Jan
5
partic
common
39%
Atlantic
10
preferred
American
Refining
preferred
Jan
118
•
class B
convertible
Oil
36
Feb
5% Jan
Jan
Jan
Cuban
11%
Jan
36 %
Jan
Jan
3%
7%
4%
650
Jan
(Md)
"A"
3,200
7
12,900
reg)_£l
common
Jan
J«n
4%
39 Va
1
8%
P%
4%
X38 'A
2%
(ord
1,200
2,400
43/4
•
3%
300
Jan
391%
5c
11%
Jan
Feb
•
Jan
4,900
15 Va
10c
Jan
26 %
£1
common
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
60c
Co
Detroit
BSF
1%
Drug
Detroit
preferred-,
Corp
Feb
fl
common,
Corp
3%
6%
7%
Jan
19
12
Feb
5% Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
11%
99%
7%
15 %
9'A
11%
15Va
12%
10
30
31,900
Jan
13% Jan
700
8%
73A
23 Va
100% 101%
3%
2,700
Feb
10%
102
87/a
Jan
Cuban
8
11%
37%
8%
Jan
12%
Milner & Co
Crystal
450
8%
25 V2
Internat'l
12'/a
15.900
22%
Co
Petroleum
Cork
11%
173/8
14%
Cent
Crown
12
49 Va
163/4
6%
Crown
Jan
39'A
17 %
120%
Crown
5%
1
Jan
1,700
7,300
700
Feb
13,500
10s
reg
Jan
18,500
10%
7,800
Ltd—
ord
31 Va
125% 148 Va
Jan
3
•
Jan
5
10
8%
common
29
1,900
dep receipts
10%
2%
10s
2,000
1,800
Petroleum
10%
4%
Distillers
cumulative
Bruck Mills
Creole
10%
8%
common
Brown
L)
Jan
Demlein
reg
30 Va
300
Jan
~2%
$5 convertible preference
Brown
Jan
15 %
'
ord
29 Va
7% Feb
Ltd—
American
5%
Jan
Tobacco—
dep
12% Jan
7,900
4,000
19
29%
Celanese
Jan
12 Va
48% Feb
29%
American
11
20'A
25 %
29%
British
800
103/4
Jan
•
dep rets ord reg
Jan
11V4
xll
20%
Jan
British
Amer
13'A
12 %
20 '/a
Jan
28
bearer
Jan
•
8%
27%
rets ord
12
1
21%
28
dep
100
A
class
47 Va
•
Amer
Jan
12 J/4
common
Reynolds
Courtaulds
Jan
5
14 Va
&
preferred
700
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
American
$1
51,200
•
British
8 3/a
12%
14%
19
•
Co
Jan
16 Va
48
24%
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
American Oil
73/a
•
12%
23%
20o
*
21,300
4,000
Inc
37%
1
Brad
77/a
•
12%
prior cumulative preferred—100
Scrymser Co
J
Bourjois Inc
7%
7%
13
voting
48
•
common
197A Jan
Jan
16
Inc
Varnish
Crowley
3
&
11% Jan
Feb
57/a
Distillery Ltd—
A
12%
common
Feb
18%
11,200
23
B
1,700
1
10 Va
4,900
7Va
12%
non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
6
6
5%%
Borne
9
57,200
&
3,400
common
Gorham
(S)
40
2%
Uranium
Cook
11%
common
Blumenthal
10%
2V4
Continental
13%
common
&
Feb
11%
common
Bell Telephone of Canada
Bickford's
Jan
4 Va
12%
(AS) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Co
nv
17%
11%
Beck
300
193A
22 3A
Var
Jan
13%
50c
Beau-Brummell Ties
Watch
A:
Jan
20c
1
llVa
I
Inc
Lines
3%
III_III
inc
Bearings Inc
Benrus
7%
Jan
173/b Feb
Oil
Royalty
15%
(H)
Jan
29%
49%
Foundry 4s Machine Co
Class
88
Jan
75 %
28
Jan
Continental
Class
Jan
275
Jan
Commercial
10% Feb
83 V4
14
Car-Na
Coro
Company
Bellanca Aircraft
2%
Jan
14% Jan
Feb
36%
Aviation
Paint
2 i36
Jan
8
Air
Jan
Feb
Ml
12
600
13
45%
Continental
7
l7/a
\h
6%
•
Consolidated
1,200
43,200
1
Feb
8 3A
Feb
38,100
9%
6
Feb
Jan
4Va
iff
67/s Jan
77/a
16%
17%
6
Jan
Jan
81/4
24%
Corby
shares
Ltd
Barcelona
4
57/a
5 %
7Va
Jan
Jan
17
17
1,500
3,500
15,500
4%
Feb
3%
91%
1
lo
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—
6
2% Jan
Mining & Smelt'g Ltd
9 Va
A
Baldwin Rubber
6%
6
Jan
14%
a
6
Feb
Jan
21
Gas—
22
2V8
Consolidated Liquidating
3%
B
Bailey & Selburn
Jan
Engineering—l
2%
700
16Va
3%
Utilities
4,600
3,500
39,000
22
18Va
18%
10
Engineering
8,400
16%
38'/a Jan
11
1
4%
21%
Jan
6%
1
5
21
13
1,100
Continental
21%
Jan
Jan
32,600
Co
3%
14%
•
3
common
Jan
93/a
12
2 3/a
Continental
Voting Machine
Collieries
Jan
Jan
4Va
Co
Stone
Gas
8%
Feb
83/8
2%
Continental
Automatic
700
79 %
98
4 Va
1956
Consolidated
11%
"9
1
&
to
ext
1%
Jan
Jan
2 "A
Community Public Service
Compo
Shoe
Machinery—
16 %
4%
1
Jan
71/4
•
Equipment Co
ordinary
Manufacturing
11%
4%
1
77%
Jan
19%
Development
17%
1
28% Jan
lOo
1
vtc
Oils
Airlines
2%
1%
Jan
xll
29%
4%
Co
Products
Caribbean
Jan
Jan
102
150
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Non-voting
104%
103
104
1
25 %
11%
Co
Commodore Hotel Inc
•
750
Jan
53A Feb
1
1
Aluminum
Feb
Jan
10 'A
1
Co
Inc
Hosiery
Cockshutt Farm
104%
Jan
50
V
Co
Co
Coastal
400
Jan
9 %
31% Jan
Club
on
4%
1,100
Jan
Jan
Feb
72,800
10-
29%
Jan
3%
5%
413
9%
Jan
900
65
Jan
6%
30 Va
28%
Jan
Jan
30
Jan
1%
4
30%
Jan
11,900
28,400
233/8 Peb
59
3%
5%
Jan
26
Colts
paid
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic
3%
7'A.Feb
4%
4% Jan
20 %
100
8%
3%
1
Jan
6,000
5,800
£1
dlv
arrear
Neon
Colon
America
6
233/8
Jan
9i7g
33,200
22%
Jan
25
7V4
1% Feb
7%
Jan
6 %
18 Va
1%
33 'A
116%
18%
Feb
Jan
Jan
8,300
16
H
Jan
25
1,300
50
6V8
60%
50
5'/a'Jan
1,400
25,700
114%
62
Feb
4'A
16%
3%
16
lVa
80
27%
3%
Jan
% Jan
293/s
12,000
60%
Jan
%
7%
27
Jan
5%
80
8
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Cllnchfleld Coal Corp common
20
27 %
•
L
D
Manufacturing
36%
Tel—
&
$43
(The)
Controller
13,300
116
Jan
29%
8
1
convertible preferred
4%%
Jan
28%
115
6% Jan
29%
S
Corp
City Specialty Stores Inc common
25 Va
7
100
10Va Feb
83
1
Mining
Cable
&
Wire
Jan
11%
110
5%
5%
12%
4
Machine
&
Consolidated
5
Co
reg
Associated
Rivet
28%
5
of
1
Ltd
Co
City Auto Stamping
Equipment Corp
dep rets
Oil
Feb
Associate Electric Industries—
Laundries
6
l7/8
Chief
Jan
convertible preferred
American
10
common
Feb
Jan
warrants,
Associated
21 '/a
6%
3%
9%
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%%
1
2.50
common
Jan
10%
115
—
3i3g
1,800
Jan
H3A Jan
4
38
10
America
of
Co
Corp
Co
8%
Chicago
14,800
113
2
Feb
10%
10
95
Feb
12%
126
50
Feb
10%
Jan
1,700
8%
10%
116
7%
15%
12%
425
79 Va
20
10%
123 "/a
121
7%
Feb
64,200
3% Feb
77%
Jan
3%
8% Jan
1,000
7%
Jan
3 ft
1,800
77 A
7%
3]i
9,600
3 V2
1
16 Va
8%
Feb
11 %
27
13
20
7%
10%
% - Jan
5% Jan
30% 'Jan
10 Va
26 Va
1,600
15%
18%
10%
108%
4%
9,900
13%
8
1
5%
16%
7
5 A
5%
17,300
15%
Jan
%
Cherry-Burrell common
5
Chesebrough Manufacturing common_lQ
2
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
Co
Aircraft
Cessna
Jan
4%
Feb
3%
26%
Investors Inc
Convertible preference
70%
14%
43A
2
114% 114 Vi
100
10
4% pfd
Electric Co common
37 Va
1,900
5% Jan
Jan
9 Va
100
preferred
3.50%
Jan
3,800
A Feb
13/4
10%
11
10
•
Central Ohio Steel Products
Feb
4%
14,300
10
series
$1.50
preference
68%
15%
20
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
l
Appalachian Elec Power 4 Va % pfd__ 100
Argus Cameras Inc
1
&
Conv
35
4%
5 Va
1
Century
Jan
4%
High
4
Central Maine Power Co—
Century
12%
Angostura-Wupperman
Armour
Cenco
Feb
8%
12,400
297/a
1
—1
1
Corp of America—
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Catalin
Feb
2.40
shares
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
common
common
25%
32%
1%
4%
•
2s 6d
1
*
10
& Co
M)
26
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
(A
Jan
5
20c
Co
W)
(J
Products
Castle
Jan
5
50c
common
Amurex Oil Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Carter
23%
900
1%
•
$5 pfd
rets B ord
American dep
24%
29,200
4,500
Ltd—
800
14%
43/4
Carreras
Central Power & Light
34%
69%
15
,__5
Jan
4%
132 A
& Light
Power
Range since Jan. 1
High
ft
1%
common
Carolina
Shares
4
__2.50
1,600
35
70%
lVa
10%
9%
10
34
2
common
Thread 5% preferred
Tractor
1 Va
51%
10
American
Feb
1%
pfd—25
American Seal-Kap
American
7%
19%
1
American
Jan
6 Va
51%
1%
*
American
Jan
25
com
Meter Co
American
Jan
11%
20
Laundry Machine
American
Maracaibo
x22%
19%
l
Co
American
American
10
Jan
Jan
21%
1%
100
American
96
25
Co
American
"Vi
1
Co
for Week
Low
-__8
19.50
—.-1
Co
&
Casco
Jan
15
common
common
American Book
Hard
11
7%
pfd
conv
Car
11 %
25o
Inc
Air Filter 5%
American
,
America—
cumulative
Ambrook
5,500
2,900
stock—1
1
Investing
.
10
Corp
preferred
Inc
Co
Allied Internat'l
Canso
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
4%
10s
1
&
Jan
44
Sales
Range
4A
60
1
1
Ltd vtc
Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Canso Natural Gas
5%
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Exchange
Williston Minerals
Canadian
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
High
Low
1
%
5%
Friday
American Stock
1
since Jan.
Range
Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N V
Amer
EXCHANGE
FEBRUARY 11
STOCKS
37%
534
ENDED
for Week
Low
1
FOR WEEK
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Aro
.
.
preferred
Corp
.
$2
preferred
10%
12%
113,300
97/a
Jan
68%
71 Va
1,700
63%
Jan
29 %
Jin
1
18%
Feb
20
18%
20
1,500
•
lnt
186
186
25
183
•
B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
12%
71
25
series A
series
10
100
Iron
172
174
425
167
l
30
Jan
Jan
18%
24
24
100
Jan
21%
Jan
12%
7lVa
Feb
Feb
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Washing Machine class
Bectrographic Corp common
Electronics Corp of America
1
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—100
Empire Millwork Corp
1
Emsco Manufacturing Co
5
27 Vb
14%
17%
17%
20%
12
200
Jan
15%
Jan
20%
200
19%
Jan
22%
3% Jan
'42% Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
1%
5%
Jan
1%
M7<r
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29,300
>1A
Jan
lft
Jan
% Jan
%
Jan
18 %
Feb
2%
Jan
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
2%
2%
2%
43,400
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Grass
5%
i
-
18,700
**""*
17%
Jan
Motors
(Walter)
4,400
33%
Jan
37%
Feb
1%
2
40,700
1%
Jan
2Vt
Jan
4
3%
47ft
10,600
3%
Jan
417.
Jan
58
57'A
Kingston
58'A
1,500
51%
Jan
58%
Jan
Kio
Stores Ltd class A
5
37'A
4%
5%
12,100
CN rH £
21%
22%
6%
63/4
7'A
receipts ord
reg_£l
1
1.25
•
Pitt Brewing Co
(Peter) Brewing
Fuller (Geo A) Co
Fox
4%
Feb
2%* Jan
Products
Oil
&
5%
Jan
Kirby
Jan
10"%
Jan
Kirkland
2,500
21%
Feb
24
Jan
Kleinert
15,900
5%
Jan
Jan
(I B)
M
12 VB
Jan
33,800
14%
Jan
19%
Feb
12%
400
24%
8,300
153/4
1
15%
39
11
Jan
13%
Jan
24 %
Feb
800
15 %
Jan
16%
38%
Jan
Feb
40%
Jan
4%
17,000
3
A Feb
4%
Jan
3
3%
8,100
3
Feb
3%
1
10%
10%
10%
300
1
%
%
%
10,700
21%
23
102%
Jan
114%
Jan
Kropp (The)
Jan
113
Feb
23
10%
.7,
600
1,800
Jan
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
A
Jan
19
Jan
23
Feb
21%
Feb
25
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
21%
22
12%
12%
12%
1,300
33%c
3%
3%
3%
10,300
3
Jan
4
Jan
20c
1%
1A
1 %
7,700
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
7%
7%
400
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
300
14%
Kroy
Oils
Ltd—
Krueger Brewing Co
Forge Co
,*
Jan
20%
4
3
10
Jan..
100
15%
38%
•4%
5
104%
2%
Feb
106
7.50
50
12%
11%
12%
d
w
Stores
2,500
Jan
800
22
*
Rubber Co
113
11%
38%, Feb
24%
•
Ltd
Co
112
20,200
Jan
19%
1
110
123/4
Jan
Jan
34%
17%
common
Lake G
2%
600
17%
Knott Hotels Corp
Petroleum
37,500
12
50
Co
Jan
3%
38%
11%
-
4%
3%
103%
2.50
Development
Jan
7%
t
♦
35%
3%
10c
cumulative preferred
4%
1
11%
Feb
2
A
2
A
21/4
42.400
2^
Jan
Jan
4%
4%
43/4
700
37/e
Jan
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
4%
Feb
3%
3
3V4
11,200
3
L'Aiglon
Jan
3%
Jan
151/4
Lake
500
16%
Jan
Lakey
14%,
14%
14%
Jan
G
Power Co
Gatlneau
29
preferred
5%
4%.
15%
Corp
14 %
Jan
5%
Feb
6%
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
3%
3
3%
3,100
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
.—25
5
100
common
6%
Adv
Stores
pfd
Corporation
Gilchrist
•
(Adolf)
$4.50
Gorham
Manufacturing
5%
Jan
17%
173/8
50
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
111%
Jan
T%
~1 %
50,000
%
Jan
25
108%
Tan
41/4
8.400
3%
Jan
7%
7,100
7
Feb
1%
La
Salle
Lear
Realty
Tourneau
7%
7
9%
93A
Class
Locke
conv
Steel
•---
Lynch
Hecla
Jan
Mangel
Public
Class A
Heller Co
5%%
4%
Stores
153/4
200
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
Marconi
21
Jan
5%
convertible
Holophane
22%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Marlon
Jan
15%
Jan
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
21'A
20%
211/4
1,600
20
21 %
Jan
Mays
Jan
Co
44
mm+~
2 3/a
8,400
Feb
McDonnell
10
50
Jan
54
Jan
McKee
43%
44
60
42
Jan
48
Jan
McWilliams
88
88
1 %
Jan
30
86 %
Jan
59,500
1%
Jan
2%
1%
Menasco
Johnson
Petroleums
Iron
6,860
49
Jan
74%
Feb
293/a
700
28%
Jan
29%
Feb
Mesabi
243A
350
21
Jan
24%
Feb
Metal
73/B
7%
200
Feb
8%
Jan
15
5%
14%
15%.
5,300
14%
Jan
5%
53/4
94,900
3%
Jan
Mfg
196
138
137% 138
33/a
198
5%
3'A
100
196
Feb
209
139
220
133%
Jan
3%
39,900
2%
Jan
Jan
Food
Middle
3%
3%
59,400
3%
Feb
18%
5,000
16%
Jan
113/4
28,600
Jan
11%
Feb
18 3/8
18
%
200
18%
Jan
18%
Jan
15
151/4
200
14%
Jan
15%
Feb
56
Jan
8%
4
A Jan
18%
56
4%
5
4%
7.200
Jan
Jan
Jan
3% Jan
5%
Jan
/.
$2
Mldvale
Co
Mid-West
Midwest
Insuron
insurance
of
North
4%
Jan
26%
Jan
29%
Feb
Minnesota
55%
Jan
59%
Feb
Missouri
2%
2%
5,700
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
»
hon Fheman
honlte
Imng
C
Air
see
Jan
86
Jan
Jan
31
Feb
11
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
Co
&
Pwr
Public
8%
Jan
15%
Feb
Moody
23%
22%
23%
775
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
Morris
15
15
50
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
Mt Clemens
31
33%
2,900
28%
Jan
33%
Feb
99% 100%
290
99%
Feb
76%
Jan
14%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
8
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
Jan
3%
500
3%
Feb
4%
18
Jan
17%
500
17%
Jan
16%
100
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
471/4
47%
125
47%
Jan
50
Jan
40
140%
Feb
147
Jan
23%
l.lOa
90
20%
107
Jan
Jan
34%
35%
93
90%
93
4%
4%
100
4%
Jan
*7%
7%
7%
500
7%
Jan
17%
17%
18%
4,500
15%
Jan
5
26%
26%
28
2,700
22
Jan
23%
States
TV
Nachman
5
39%
liS
39%
6
39%
Milling
Bellas
99%
Jan
National
4%
Jan
National
7%
Feb
National
Presto
18%
Jan
National
Radiator
30
Jan
Fuel
7%
5
107%
8(4.
8%
2,000
Petroleum
Research
Rubber
Starch
Le
Mur
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
29%
Feb
20%
Jau
223/4
Jan
63%
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
30aA
4%
6
Feb
22%
5,900
6%
7%
1,100
25 %
3%
5%
25
3034
7,200
4%
23,700
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
2,800
5%
Jan
6
Feb
6
35
17%
Jan
35%
Jnn
19
Jan
18%
900
104 % 104 %
43
125
4,400
103
37V4
36%
Jan
43
Feb
48 %
47
49%
7,000
46
Jan
52%
Jan
101
101 %
IO6V1 IO6V4
60
20
60
99%
Jan
101%
Feb
105%
Jan
106%
Jan
100
Jan
103 %
Jan
4
Feb
5
Jan
171%
Feb
176%
Jan
41%
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
5
Jan
53/4
3%
Jan
3%
Jon
23%
Jan
124 %
Feb
18%
__
__
__
4%
8%
—
18%
Jan
43
101 % 102
4
4%
171% 172/a
—
—
1,100
60
—
8%
8
/a
2,200
5'A
5'A
100
__
—
22%
21%
123
2
27%
8
120
1%
26%
8
23'A
1,650
19
124'/a
1,000
116
17%
5'A
23%
Jan
Jan \
Jan
104%
43
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
39,500
1%
Jan
27%
2.6°9
25%
Jan.
27%
Feb
8%
3,000
73/4
Jan
8%
Jan
2
32
5%
6%'
2
Feb
Jan
33
Jan
7
Jan
2,300
6%
Jan
17%
900
16 3A
Jan
17%
5%
400
4%
Jan
63%
Feb
257a
7,100
23%
Jan
27%
Jan
3%
36,300
2%
Jan
Car
Feb
29%
Jan
New
11%
Feb
New
Jersey
7%
Jan
New
Idria
Mexico
Min
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
New
Park
Feb
Process
York
Ltd
Co
5%
6%
2,700
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
New York &
6%
7
1,100
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
New
2fe
Jan
12%
Jan
16'A
16'A
17 (A
2,009
16%
Feb
18%
Jan
1%
2
29%
29%
31
4,200
28%
Jan
33 %
Jan
21'A
22%
3,200
19%
Jan
243%
Jan
26'/a
28 %
4,500
24'%
Jan
28%
Feb
29'A
29'A
Jan
__
3%
3%
4
__30c
3%
3%
4'A
24%
-
Land
3A
143%
1
3V4
common
common
Honduras Rosario
43%
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
10
100
3Vs
4.240
3%
6,000
3,850
2%
2%
9%
4'A
3%
45'A
23
3%
—
*
—
44%
—
3%
11
4%
47 2
23%
3%
—
—
10 A
44
10 %
44%
10 Vb
10 Vs
Feb
25
Feb
6
Feb
7%
Jan
2,4
156,600
139% 144%
23 %
*
21
9,400
46%
10
Feb
Jan
23a
6
1
10
29%
3%
25
50c
—
26 %
6
40c
20
300
2,109
86,400
21
1
Co
.•
Merchandise
Jan
27%
25
Chem
Co
Jan
11%
...100
Co
Auction
Jan
Mi
200
1
preferred
Arizona
Mining
New
York
Si
15
11,800
12 %
1{J
5
Oil
Zinc
&
Jan
22%
Clock & Watch Co
Jan
Feb
Jan
12
1
England Tel & Tel
Jan
3%
5
213/4
12
*
Haven
5
3%
1
common
convertible
3%
1
Ltd
Co
—
10
common
common
Dominion
British
Feb
2
Corp
New
11 %
12%
150
21'A
17%
Inc
Machinery
New
Jan
29
25c
Products
New
13%
Jan
4
Feb
New
8,200
71/4
6%
Co
Jan
12,400
Jan
17 V4
Jan
Jan
3%
19%
Jan
133%
8%
2%
Jan
13%
300
111%
3
18 Vb
14'A
Jan
10%
Feb
700
5,400
13%
Jan
25%
Feb
8'A
—
Jan
300
Feb
1%
Jan
1
99%
9,600
22
6%
common
Ltd
Industries
Nestle
20,100
13%
Jan
Jan
26 3A
4
2.50
Neptune Meter common
21
Jan
|2
8
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
11%
6
8'A
2,300
4%
Jan
X6%
1
19,900
19%
8%
5%
17%
700
1%
300
11%
2,700
Xl5%
13 (A
1
17,890
99%
6
xl5%
123A
1%
13
Jan
~5%
4%
Mfg & Stores
National
4%%
•
13'A
Jan
Jan
7s Jan
47%
~5% Tan
21%
Steel
31,400
27
5%
5%
4%
Union Electric Corp
8%
25%
12(4
5%
21'A
Transit
104% 107%
7
11%
__
National
•
•
8%
700
11%
Jan
27
16,800
21 %
20%
50c
7%
61,100
•
National
Jan
9(4
1
National
Jan
Feb
9
1
Jan
Jan
9
(Mich)
Jan
8^0
7 Vb
common
Hess
6%
10%
Jan
41
Gas
41%
94
Feb
5%
1
Jan
100
21%
17,100
7%
Co
Jan
130
Jan
2,200
6%
1
512
11%
Jan
22%
6%
10
50o
38%
97%
13%
21%
5
common—2.50
200
11%
Jan
6%
100
11,200
96%
11%
10
Brewing Co
Jan
4,900
Dehydrating Ac
National
87%
12(4
37(4
Inc
Alfalfa
National
National
3,000
Jan
11%
22%
1
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
National
35%
Feb
31%
N
Jan
Jan
40%
Jan
24'A
1
Feb
32%
Jan
26%
At
Inc
Feb
109
700
28 %
300
12
10c
Tel
&
Murray
National
£1
Tel
Jan
17%
22%
Jan
14,400
34%
Jan
16%
108% 109
Jan
15'A
40%
3/a
—
Muter Company common
3%
Feb
10%
Jan
28%' 28%
38
pfd—*
preferred
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
Ohio Mfg Co.
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
v
38%
Feb
35 %
28%
100
B_100
100
cumulative
8%
fiMuntz
9%
12,900
Jan
9%
400
9%
-
39%
Products
Jan
14
35%
Metal
Jan
18
3 8 34
X93/8
—
—
—
participation
Plan Corp of America
16
Jan
—
13%
38(4
__
x9%
class A
*
class A——*
Investors
Mountain
Jan
5
•
5
Co
Feb
Feb
142% 145
com
&
78%
9%
145
Society
Ward
Mt
16%
17%
Loan
Jan
13%
Jan
common
50,800
50
4
1
pfd
Light 5 %
Service
12% xl5%
1,300
Jan
60
*
Mining Corp of Canada
14%
400
Jan
4^
50
*
100
Montgomery
8%
45
50c
common
Jan
8%
Feb
1
3%
8%
43%
5
Jan
7,600
45
Co
2%
4%
Feb
43%
*
1,900
4
Feb
23%
50c
3 %
4%
Feb
27%
Jan
14
3 %
20
25%
Jan
19
133/4
3%
77%
Jan
26%
1,800
•
Monroe
77
18%
2,100
shares
!
Jan
102
8,300
27 %
23%
133/4
dividend
Jan
100
25%
19%
Products—
12%
33
19%
26%
16 Vb
59%
4,7/10
14
Jan
28%
3,800
Jan
78%
24%
19
Jan
9%
3S
12%
15(4
Feb
I
page
12'A
18'A
10%
Jan
11%
footnotes
12'A
..
15%
54%
Jan
2%
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31
18%
3,800
Jan
6%
Feb
•
"
30%
3%
22
common-
3,300
5Vs
Feb
2%
26%
Chute."
31
10
56%
Jan
6%
1,900
17%
v t c
850
84%
143%
Jan
13'A
833A
1
10%
4%
1,500
2%
22%
Manufacturing
6,400
84
Jan
2%
_
2.50
54%
1,500
6%
2%
T1Ce fCo.3-90* P?d-I6o
9,700
Feb
27 Ve
common
10%
5
6%
Co—10;
275
3%
1
54%
4%
6 %
ggssss
143%
3
25C
common
10%
2%
Il5
Co
14'A
1
convertible preferred
4%%
350
13%
America
Jan
73 %
1
common
Wohl
6,500
9%
Clgar Machinery
^etal Industries A
Jan
13
Refineries
4,900
a
hardware Mfg
Co
£tSS!S0na!
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74
Corp
Co
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4%
2'/4
caPltal stock-*
ImDeHoi J°uacco of Canada
5
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Jan
10
Abrasive
30%
4 '/a
17V4
reg
70(4
72'A
50
1
non-cum
59%
100
P rcts 0fd
300
*
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative
preferred
4.80%
cumul preferred series
4.50% preferred series C
ImDeJii 2iL(Canada)
Jan
5
Corp
Petroleum
Midland Steel
National
Trv^
46%
45
Corp $1 conv preferred..*
Oil
Midland
58%
13%
.Zinc Co common
Amtal Chemlcal Industries—
Feb
Hone
States
28
9%
Products
Jan
45
"
preferred
Micromatic
16%
——
6%
Jan
17%
Securities
6%
1
common
Corp
Bumper
Jan
13%
Z6 Manufacturing Co
£
Jan
_1
Sugar
10%
•
r°-Electric
grade
6 3/8
*
Steel Tube
37ft
common
750
10
Co
Textile
•
5
jHarvey) inc common
le J1 & Reihdng capital stock
6%
Participating preferred
3%
10
preferred
6%
Ltd
Michigan
11%
•
Jan
6 3/4
Co
Michigan
~
Hvrfwi
&
Feb
17%
1
*
Co
Jan
5 3/b
Co
Jan
16
2.50
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£ Hardart nuKing
Jtr. ua»«!a—
4%
1
Mead
233/4
1
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Dredging
Feb
74%
1
tiorn
Jan
353A
373A
Ltd
& Co common
Feb
88
67%
7%
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(A
Merrill
198
•
3%
50
Jan
Inc common
Aircraft Corp
501/4
10c
I
1,900
Jan
W)
13/4
29V4
100
common
4%
36
£1
Shovel—
Power
(J
50 V4
2%
—
2
Hormel (Geo A) &Co
6%
Jan
5
*
"Order's Inc
Jan
9%
10
25c
Inc
Feb
133%
Jan
4%
3%
36
—1
•
5
ier Cons°l Gold Mines
8%
Jan
2,000
IZa
•
(R) & Co class A
'
V'° "IHSS A
Holly Stores
Feb
9%
1
10c
preferred
8V4
900
1
Ltd
Co
11%
1
common
600
29,800
Marine
11%
10c
Hercules Steel Products
Hlgbie Mfg Co common
Feb
8%
8%
13
45
Co
5,800
100
Co
B)
39,200
4%
preferred
&
(The
Communication
59
preferred
8%
T
*
Co
International
30%
common
Jan
5%
A
common
14%
•
Henry Holt
Service
14'A
4%
common
213/4
4%
Co
13%
2
Helena Rubinstein
Jan
~5%
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Miller
Mining Co...
20
10
...
153/4
•
common
600
1
Corp
8%
H
Hazeltine Corp
Hearn Dept Stores
21%
*
(The)
12 3/a
5
Co
Feb
21'A
Lunkenheimer
Maine
1
Bakeries Inc
Havana
Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc
14'A
3%
Jan
9o
Hathaway
Jan
..25c
class
14
i
12%
14 3/8
4%
50c
Hall Lamp Co
Hammond Organ Company
Hartford Electric LightHarvard Brewing Co
6,200
1
14'A
Inc
14(4
1
Mid-West
Haelan Laboratories
13%
133/4
3
Manischewitz
100
Alabastine
9%
8V4
Chain
Jan
700
2
Jan
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
11
•
common
8
12%
preferred
Michigan
Ltd
17,700
73%
Feb
50
4
pfd—25
,
9%
15
Feb
Tan
109
Tea—
Oils
9
•
9%
21%
1
Jan
9%
12 3/8
B
900
21
10c
Jan
6 3A
1%
Inc
Groceterias
10
21%
5
Stores Products
Hastings Mfg
G)
cumulative
Loblaw
5%
Jan
1
Lioerty Fabrics of N Y
5%
Jan
6
_50c
_
common
(R
4%
5,400
5
University
preferred
conv
500
6%
10
Co
common
cum
Lefcourt
!•"
Sessions
Extension
Inc
5%
Jan
5(4
6'A
14%
M
69%
Griesedieck Company
&
Jan
13A
stock
common
Gypsum Lime
Jan
47/8
1V4
Co
Greer Hydraulics Inc
Gridoll Freehold Leases
Grocery
105%
108% 108%
1
PaHflo
Grass
Feb
Jan
20
1%
Industries Inc
Sweet
38
107
Jan
4,600
1
Mines
7%
1st preferred
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Great
1
H*
•
preferred
Non-voting
106
Jan
9%
&
15%
5%
63/s '
5
Delaware
"
•
Atlantic
Jan
1
•
Grand Rapids Varnish
Gr«nt
Feb
53A
3%
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Great Amer
9%
33 %
111%
—
1
class A
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Gray
Jan
50
Lamson
of
Feb
5'A
1
Corp
5
Inc
Consolidated
Goodman
Jan
Corp
14%
1
1
__
Ltd
1
:
Inc
prior
Goldfield
Foundry
3
Inc
Mines
•
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Gobel
38
10
uiauaing McBean Ac Co
Glen Alden Coal
Godchaux Sugars
Class
B
19
5%
•
common
Co
IO61
5%
4 'A
•
Union
35%
1
Mines
Co
Globe
Feb
7%
~9% ~9'A
37
*
1
Yoilowknifp. Oold
C)
Jan
16
1,800
—
1
preferred
$5
preferred
Gerity Mich Corp
(A
18 %
50c
$4.60
Gilbert
Feb
400
preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
Power
Feb
4%
8,200
convertible
Georgia
112
Ltd—
Fireproofing
IGeneral
18,500
Feb
Jan
3%
General Plywood Corp common.;
5%
4
Feb
6%
dep rets ord reg
—£1
General Finance 5% pfd (Del)——10
General Outdoor
110
2,100
29%
2%
American
utneral
15%
20
4%
16
-.
6V4
preferred
General Electric Co
4%
27% Jan
Corp com—1
Supply
convertible
112
1,200
33/a
—»
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General Builders
110
29%
•
Warrants
General Alloys
5%
283/4
■
Co common
Gellman Mfg
Apparel
Shore
Lamson
common
General Acceptance
-
Jan
2%
dan
11%
:
106
receipts bearer—-
American deposit
Fort
11.
5%
Jan*
112
Motor of Prance-
Ford
IT
Feb
1%
•
Co
113
12%
4%
48,900
17,000
100
Corp
112
12%
1,300
2%
1
pfd
Kings County Lighting, common
Kobacker
•
•
4%
2%
2
5
<fe
10%
1
1
4%
2%
2%
Corp..
Kennedy's Inc
Ketay Instrument
Key Co common
2
1
4%
2%
K
Kaiser
Kidde
36
common-
Kansas Gas & Electric.♦%%
Kawneer Co
36
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class A non-voting
Class B voting
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Hoe
Co
.4
•
10
2.50
1
1
Association (Phlla)
Firth Sterling Inc
Fishman (M H) Co Inc
deposit
Jan
1
25c
Fire
American
1%
Feb
53%
4%
Instrument
High
9,600
Jan
500
Oils Ltd
1
Jan.
2%
Jeannette
Jan
97,700
3,300
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Low,
2
Jerry, O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd.
9%
5%
10
since
Range
2%
Jan
Jan
51%
iff
Shares
High
10c
Jan
Jan
7%
5
3/a
J
Corp
23
102%
600
X46
Line common
Fltsslmmons
Oil
104
70
8%
F
Fargo
Israel-American
Low
Jan
5%
—
Falrchild Camera &
Par
19%
4%
Warrants
for Week
Range
of Prices
Jan
48%
4%
Sale Price
Jan
1
1
$1 or 25c
$2
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
15
16% Jan
15% Jan
2,300
104
19%
1
fjan
-26% J«n^^-28% Jan
8,300
21
7%
""12%
'11,800
17%
20%
103
Range since Jan.
9,700
28
12%
11
STOCKS
10c
Corp common
convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Equity
lureka Pipe
2,600
%
14
SwtroData" Corporation
FEBRUARY
Ugh
14% -14%
27%
Bond & Share common.
Electric
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Hir/h
%
FOR WEEK
for Week
of Prices
%
Limited
Mines
Elder
14%
B_
Sales
Range
h-
Lot/'
Easy
RANGE
Week's
Jan
3 Vb
Feb
Jan
144%
136
Feb
'
2S%
Jan
8%
Jan
3%
Feb
43/4
Jan
15,700
43%
Jan
48%
Jan
6,500
21%
Jan
25%
Jan
25,900
3%
Jan
4Vb
Jan
61,500
--
100
700
300
3%
11
Feb
Feb
58
Jan
65
Jan
10%
Jan
10 %
Jan
40
Jan
48
Jan
10 Vb
Feb
11
Jan
-
34
The Commercial and
(774)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, February
14
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
,
it
v.
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Slock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
of Prices
Shares
27 V*
2874
39 >A
42
2%
2
2A
Rights
3
32
32
4
Noma Lites Inc
i
7
6%
7
la
RR
42
Jan
22,400
A
A
%
46%
300
25
4%
4 %
4%
21,900
Corp
%
Feb
Jan
7 %
Jan
class
common
27 A
27V4
27%
1,100
1
6%
5%
6%
8,900
Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams common
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada.
50
%
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
46%
Feb
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
28%
Feb
Corp of America class
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Jan
6%
Feb
5%
88%
pfd—100
100% 100%
—
10
Feb
90
99
Jan
104
Jan
Shoe
Silex
Co
Oceanic
Oil
Company
Ogden Corp
1
Okonite
Company
Olympic Radio
4
6%
7%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
7%
F]eb
150
108%
Jan
109%
Jan
2,200
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
80 %
Jan
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co_
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
Feb
8%
Jan
Sonotone
56
1%
1 %
25
79%
76%
80%
1,815
1
,
7%
7%
7%
2,200
7
Television
Inc
l
Inc
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
Overseas
3%
6 %
Va
Securities
1
Jan
71
7%
Jan
61
common
600
6%
Jan
Boss
5 Va
2,700
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
South
22%
175
20 %
Jan
22%
Feb
South
74%
72
75
4,650
65%
Jan
75
Feb
20%
21%
1,100
18%
Jan
21%
Feb
6%
Jan
1st
original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
it'
Pan Israel
Paramount
Park
Parker
33%
Jan
4.08%
cumulative preferred
30%
500
X29 %
Jan
32%
Jan
Southern
Materials
2,000
27%
Jan
28%
Feb
Southern
Pipe
25
25
25
•
1
100
2 Bol
1 Bol
lc
Corp
1
class
2874
400
27%
Jan
28 Va
2,200
x28%
Jan
29
Jan
Spencer
26%
2674
1,700
26%
Jan
27Va
Jan
Stahl-Meyer
104 % 105%
340
104V4
Feb
105%
Jan
Standard Dredging Corp common
10
103
Feb
105%
Jan
20
104V4
Jan
106
Jan
Standard
2
Jan
3
Feb
Standard
Jan
Standard
Jau
Standard
105
103
103
104% 104%
2%
3
2%
27,000
10%
105
12%
106
49,900
300
"l%
~1%
274
2%
2%
6,700
7%
7%
7%
27,800
31,200
13
Jan
108
Jan
10%
Jan
2
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
125
Jan
Jan
5
62
Common
class
Feb
Starrett
(The)
of
200
25%
2
20
19%
20%
2,300
20V4
Jan
24%
Jan
Steel
Co
1
7
6%
7%
4,200
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Steel
Parts
Patican Co Ltd
Penn Traffic Co
2
8'/a
8%
8%
1,400
8 %
Feb
9%
Jan
Stein
(A)
5%
6
200
574
Jan
6
Feb
_.50
28
Jan
28%
Jan
33 V4
34% Jan
Jan
35
34
•
1
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20
5%
6%
24,000
5
Jan
6%
35%
50
35
Jan
35%
Feb
8%
2,000
8 Va
Jan
9 %
x21
20%
21%
6,600
Jan
19 %
Jan
21%
40%
41%
7,400
p'eb
40Va
Jan
40%
9 %
8%
9%
2,100
34%
35%
4,500
25
25
50%
51%
28 Va
28
28%
44
42%
44
400
39%
39%
1,300
26%
27 %
1,100
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25%
18%
19
25
25
25
25
27%
18%
2
Jan
4V4
Jan
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18%
18%'
19%
900
171%
Jan
20
Jan
200
23%
Jan
25%
Feb
14%
1,900
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Jan
1578
Jan
2 A
5,800
174
Jan
1,000
53%
Jan
61
Feb
27%
2,400
26%
Jan
3074
Jan
32%
600
30%
Jan
33
Jan
17%
3,800
17 Va
17%
Jan
18
Jan
17
17
17
Jan
17 74
Jan
18%
16%
18%
5,700
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Jan
1874
7%
7%
8%
12,600
674
Jan
8 7a
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6%
6%
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Jan
7 74
Jan
4%
4 %
4,100
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474 Jan
45%
45 %
17%
14%
Jan
9%
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
28%
29
400
27%
Jan
29
Feb
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36,300
3'/«
Jan
x4%
Feb
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8%
8%
Jan
Texas
Power
Feb
Thew
Shovel
6,500
6%
Jan
54
300
49%
Jan
54
56
550
52
Jan
56
Feb
Thiokol
12 %
12%
300
12Va
Jan
12%
Jan
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
15%
15,000
12%
Feb
15 %
Feb
Jan
7A
Feb
Thor
Feb
2%
Feb
Thorofare
15% Feb
22%
Feb
Tilo
9%
Jan
Tishman
<1
16
-
0
'i<r
104,000
2%
2
10,900
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1%
22%
4,200
9%
5,300
9%
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Feb
9%
40
103%
Jan
7%
Jan
Todd
33
Jan
40
Feb
Toklan
450
7
Jan
26%
Jan
24%
24%
450
33%
31
33%
5,900
13
12%
13
400
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
10%
18
2,100
16%
Jan
18
1%
1%
1
%
44%
1%
1
Roosevelt Field
Steel
(The)
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
Corp
Oil
Co
Fifth
(The
3,100
7
Jan
7%
Jan
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
30
Jan
33%
Feb
True
Truns
Ulen
Jan
Unexcelled
Chemical
1
Jan
Union
of
Union
Investment
14,000
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
Union
Oil
55
Feb
68
Jan
$3.75
4%
Jan
7
Jan
Union Stock
700
5%
Jan
6
Jan
United
32
Jan
United
x3
x3%
9,600
3%
Jan
93 %
94%
190
92%
Feb
97
Jan
11%
11%
100
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
A
8,700
100
93%
£1
2%
Jan
22%
22 %
23%
1,000
22%
Feb
2474
26%
28
3,800
20
Jan
28%
Jan
57%
58%
700
52%
Jan
61
14%
14%
2,100
7,800
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
5%
Jan
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13%
Amev
1
United
21%
18%
22%
8,000
43%
15,600
10%
U S
17
Jan
22%
Feb
28%
Jan
43%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
8,600
3%
Jan
5
Jan
7%
7%
3,600
6%
Jan
8%
Corp Ltd
1
common
series
pfd 4%% series
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Oil
Inc
Steel Co
20
1
25o
5
7%
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
Western
22%
Jan
24
Jan
5
A
127,500
Jan
22
21%
4%
Jan
21%
4%
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
8%
1,700
5%
5%
34,100
Jan
5%
see
common
Corp
15%
30,000
29%
10,300
23 %
4,300
20
Jan
23%
Jan
26%
23%
27
8,000
23
Jan
27
Feb
2%
2%
3
4,200
2%
2
A
A
2 {ft
7%
7%
8%
1
•
common
page
7%,
3%
3%
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l
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146,400
6,700
1,000
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rets
common
ord
registered
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17
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41
41
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1
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15
Jan
18%
Jan
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Jan
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50
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2,400300
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1,500
32,900-
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1
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9,500
14%
18
20
Jan
2,600
6%
Jan
43
Jan
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
26%
Jan
28%
Jan
400
6%
Feb
1%
300
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300
56%
Jan
6%
8,800
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
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200
Jan
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Jan
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274
Jan
2
Jan
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Jan
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17,600
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55,200
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Jan
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8
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235
235
10
25
49
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common
preferred
%
—
Feb
—
3
100
6
49
5%
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Feb
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470
39%
Feb
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89%
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.
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Jan
700
1%
Jan
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Jan
3%
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274
Jan
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Jan
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2,300
174
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26
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Jan
Feb
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Feb
Feb
Jan
50
2674
500
%
9,900
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1
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Consolidated Oil
235
Jan
49%
•
Reclaiming Co
Stores Corp
common..
5%
Jan
Jan
%
300
1
105
230
%
•
Utah-Idaho
Jan
6%
--
International Securities
United
Feb
Jan
95
8574
13,000
9
1st preferred with warrants
Radiator common
Universal
Feb
9%
10s
100
U
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Feb
Jan
common
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co_
and
Jan
8%
«*..*
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1
$5
5%
47%
Feb
800
25
convertible
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
~9%
—
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4
4%
45%
3%
5
25
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3374
31%
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10
27
26%
27
5
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1
6%
2
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3%
71
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1,900
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1,100
30%
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214
Feb
73
Jan
Jan
33%
Feb
Jan
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3% Jan
3%
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb
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Valspar Corp
$4
common
convertibel
Jan
374
1%
Jan
3A,
Feb
Venezuelan
7
Jan
8 Va
Feb
preferred
Feb
Vanadium-Alloys
•
Co
Petroleum
Syndicate
Vinco Corporation
1
Inc
Jan
3%
17
17%
1,300
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
Virginia Iron Coal 8c Coke Co
15%
3,000
11%
Jan
15%
Jan
Vosrt
4%
4%
2,200
4%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Manufacturing
Vulcan
674
5
Steel
Venezuela
5
6Feb
6%
1%
5s
common
Machinery
Specialties
1A
3%
Jan
Jan
14%
Ltd—
14%
17
12% Jan
12'A
26 %
Feb
11074
*
20
Co
Feb
22
12.50
footrtoeps
A
RR 8c Canal
A Feb
22%
1
Airlines
Corp
series
Universal
20%
——
—
50o
8elby Shoe Co
For
500
Jan
__50c
Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Lie
Radio
200
72%
•
common
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
tteuuner
12%
23%
Jan
__1
Co
Scurry Oils Ltd
Seaboard
12%
68
1
Brick
Inc
Scullin
2,500
Jan
14%
U
70 "a
20
(Del)
Fisher
68%
23
~
20
Cum
&
8
70
36 72
15%
12
U S
common
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Savoy
S
$4
Jan
39%
Feb
California—
preferred
United
U
7%
39%
29%
Jan
4
Preferred
Jan
1
Sayre
dep
J
Co
Products
Profit
United Shoe
Jan
6
s
Schick
Elastic
Milk
Molasses
Jan
13%
Feb
625
•
Porducts
United
Jan
28
57%
14%
1.25
Company
Feb
4%
10c
Corp
Yards of Omaha!
Aircraft
United N
common
C)
A Feb
of
United
3%
•
Jan
Jan
11%
Canada
preferred
17,000
Ryerson & Haynes
pfd 5%
Co
%
1
Cum
Gas
5%
I
5074
374
Jan
1
Corp
Jan
1
San
Realization
6
common
.
u
Feb
5
3
Jan
2274
.:
11,000
•
451/2
400
30%
-
2374
1.25
Inc
Jan
60
4 A
11%
Corp
39%
55
,
11%
25o
Ltd
1%
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
San
Temper
900
14%
5
Jan
27%
Oils
44%
44
Inc
Jan
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
8t Lawrence
Empire
Jan
13%
10
Jan
45
1,300
4%
Trans Lux Corp.
Tri-Contlnental warrants
5%
Ltd
Ave
F
Trans
%
14 %
._
Co
17
300
"
2,700
,„70c
common
Corp.
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
5%
Inc
1,500
49
3,900
10c
preferred
93,500
60
I
Rotary
18 Va
24%
16%
Jan
16%
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
ord reg
Jan
9
-11%
1
Royalty
6%
Rome Cable Corp common
Jan
23%
Jan
11%
Corp
Amer
50c
pfd F
43
Jan
7%
11%
28%
Markets
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Jan
21 Va
1,000
23%
5
Feb
9%
18
•
vtc
37 %
2,300
8 %
11%
20
Jan
16%
1
Radiator
75
23%
23%
£1
49
Jan
500
50c
Argentine Mining Co
Rights w i
42:%
7
deposit rets ord registered
Jan
15%
7%
1
Rico
Jan
3%
•
deposit rets def registered
Shipyard Corp common
44
100
6.25
5
30%
29%
common
Chemical
Amer
300
40
Light $4.50 pfd
Co
Roofing Inc
Realty 8c Construction
15%
26%
10
Engineering
Feb
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
45
34
8c
common
Corporation
15%
5
Inc
Convertible
45
com
Corp
24%
1
common
52%
•
rets
Co
54%
1
7,600
5
common
common
Electric
54'/a
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rice-Stix Inc
Rowe
B
Tampa
A
54
R
Electric
Class
class
•
100%
dep
Inc
7%
100
American
Talon
3%
Co
4%
1.
IS
8
Pump Co
48%
Feb
Jan
48%
17%
•
Feb
30
8
1
7%
Jan
17%
>
25o
1
4%
9%
Preferred
23 %
•
474
27
T
27%
Jan
3%
•
(Texas Corp)
42%
22%
1
common
Jan
24A
7%
•
Richmond
26%
24 %
Public Service of Colorado—
&
24%
8%
Prosperity Co class B
Oil
25 'A
25%
Providence
Reliance Electric
5
11%
xll
Jan
6%
Reiter-Foster
200
86%
12%
&
29%
Jan
2%
x?0%
(Robert)
28%
78%
7A
Rels
29%
2,000
14%
Reda
1174 Jan
•
85%
400
10c
Jan
Jan
82%
1
common
16'A Jan
Jan
Oil Corp
1,900
•
Jan
4%
Swan Finch
5,500
common
14
3%
Feb
1
Raymond Concrete Pile
300
10%
9%
9%
1
15
200
Jan
1
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
18'A Jan
10,500
5%
'3%
Quebec Power Co
Jan
271,400
& Co
25%
10
Jan
17%
7Va
Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Feb
Feb
8
3%
300
8
4%
13,100
2.50
Puget Sound Pulp. & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
46 %
Jan
4,600
17%
5
6%
•
Pyrene Manufacturing
43
100
Feb
17%
4%
2.50
cumulative preferred
100
6%
2%
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
'1
60
4%
Instrument
Ray
3%
Gas
27a Jan
26%
10c
Inc
Superior Tool 8c Die Co
Producers Corp of Nevada
Reading Tube Corp
(S)
Jan
58
27%
32
Corp
(Hugo)
6OV2
X31%
60
10
1
10
1
common
B)
8%
America
Jan
1
10
common
58
24%
2
~7%
1
common
Jan
5% Feb
14%
2
•
Jan
85
Power Corp of Canada
Pratt & Lambert Co
223/4
Jan
24%
14%
1
& Co common
2%
V
2
25o
Jan
5
Jan
1
•
Feb
2
4%%
474
Sun
16
600
Jan
5
Brewers
Stroock
Jan
P'eb
1,900
1
ordinary
2
1
of
Jan
2574
1
Corp
13,800
2
Metals
Jan
Jan
Jan
Corporation
72%
2
Pressed
A
9%
10s
__i
Prentice-Hall Inc
3
25
674
Stop 8c Shop Inc
lift Jan
7'/a
2,800
100
Peb
Jan
Stlnnes
16,000
Jan
5%
Jan
36,400
27 Va
7,300
21%
9 >,'4
Feb
6 Va
Jan
.4%
Peb
2674
5%
18
'2%
3934
5%
(J
7%
Feb
44
Jan
6
Stetson
4%
28 74
Jan
38%
6
Feb
~2%
Jan
417s
Feb
X71%
2%
9!""
27%
Jan
Jan
4'/a
Jan
4Va
6874
lOc
52 V2
474
11%
2.50
Jan
100
1
300
49%
1,400
Inc
71%"
Feb
100
4,200
Precision
71
Jan
4%
Sterling
~i
Pen
8V2
35 Va
5%
4%
Canada
9%
Jan
60%
Jan
common
Feb
Jan
5
4%
Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander
8%
32
4%
Jan
Polaris
Jan
60
4%
_
5%
4%
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
common
Jan
Jan
.
5%
60
0
1
•
1
20
Sterling
Pneumatic Scale
4
700
5%
5%
Sterling
Valley Wine Co
45
Jan
7%
Jan
Pleasant
Feb
4%
8,800
34%
Jan
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd_„
Piper Aircraft Corp common
5%
12.50
17%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common__2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
\ I-
4%
5%
47%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
A
9
4
£1
•
1
1
1
Jan
shares
Peb
9
Jan
Pierce Governor common..
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer
Feb
Jan
35%
16Ve
1
Feb
6%
46%
1
23
35%
1,600
Minerals^
Feb
49% Jan
30%
34%
34
12,200
&
Jan
100
31%
34
17
Oils
20%
3,300
34%
47
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
105%' Jan
106
*
2
16%
Peruvian
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
46%
Corp
100
104%
700
17
Circle
60
28%
46%
Perfect
800
23
l
"
Jan
22%
•
_
Jan
56 Va
28%
Penn Water & Power Co
(The)
Feb
12%
Jan
•
Pennroad Corp common
.Pep Boys
22 Va
Feb
x52%
47
14%
_
_
Feb
9%
600
104%
103
22%
22,300
11
55"%
105% 106
•
Oo
5%
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
B
100
Feb
1
B
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
Jan
Class
104%
1
Inc
Products
20%
Feb
Corp——
Industries
Standard
2,100
21
Jan
preferred
Forgings
Oil
(Ky)
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Btandard Power & Light common
1%
5%
20%
Jan
Co
convertible
$1.60
5%
59
5%
70%
Royalty
Shoe Corp
Inc
2
61%
61
"5%
174
Feb
104
70
12%
106
2
A
Southland
28%
28 Va
1
Company
22 %
9%
54%
1
28%
•
(C A)
Feb
Inc
28%
•
pfd
28%
Co
Line
26%
•
vtc
Pen Co
Jan
2874
vtc
Chemical
4.32%
29%
common
Motors
Feb
28%
(C A) Amer share
Oil
Pantepec Oil
36%
28%
25
1
Light 5%
Pancoastal Petroleum
Jan
31%
Petroleums Ltd
&
25
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
800
Airlines
Power
4.48%
33%
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
Feb
32%
preferred
dividend
Pacific
w
28%
33%
25
Northern
Pacific
/
Jan
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.75
preference
convertible
27
2,700
preferred
cum
common
5%
36%
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% red 1st preferred
4.50% red 1st pfd
$4.40 dividend
common
common
Co
36
_
redeemable
Oil
Penn
36%
5%
Pacific
Coast Corp
pfd__l25
1st
10%
3Va
Southern California Edison—
21%
6Va
5
Gas & Electric 6%
5% % 1st preferred
5%
1st preferred
Pacific
Manufacturing
6%
4%
21%
.
5
4.56%
Can Co
Pacific
5%
Corp
22%
■
P
Pacific
!3% Jan
12% pg|j
Publications—
preferred
4,100
108% 109
1
Jan
•
A
17,800
•
900
common
&
3%
7%
100
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative preferred
Omar
3%
50c
common.
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Ohio Power 4%s preferred
Okalta Oils Ltd
25
common
convertible
$3
Jan
11 %
3%
2
1
Blmmons-Boardman
o
11%
9,300
-10®
Class B
Feb
Jan
1,600
12"%
54 %
-
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
26
1%
13%
12
22 %
»
Denn
Shattuck
159,500
12%
*
Mining
eLather
Seton
1
High
12%
200
Jan
4%
Low
2%
13%
B
Inc
Bervomechanisms
A
45
Range since Jan.
High
3%
10°
Control
Safety
Serrick
Jan
3%
5
Co
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Sentry
2%
Feb
6%
20,400
46 Va
Airlines
Penn
28%
Jan
2%
46%
Canadian Oils Ltd
North Central Texas Oil
North
Jan
35%
l
:
North
Northeast
25%
Feb
Feb
1.000
preferred~50
Corp
Rayon $3
Low
Shares
High
9,400
68,100
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
1
Par
Low
Sales
Range
Last
Bhawlnigan
American dep rets ord shares
Norden Laboratories
American
since Jan.
Range
21,100
A
A
Non-Ferrous Metals Products Ltd—
North
•
High
42
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
2874
Mines
FEBRUARY 11
Sales
Range
Low
Niagara Share Corp common.
Niles-Bement Pond
Nipissing
Week's
Silver-Lead
Corp
20c
1
90
29
29
574
5
2574
5%
474
10
27
27
•
16
xl6
_i
5%
4%
29
18,300
574
3,100
5
3,900
27 Va
xl6
5%
110
Jan
27
Jan
71/4
Jan
%
Jan
30%
04
4%
Jan
47B
Jan
5%
Feb
2914
Feb
Feb
Feb
Ja"
Jan
16
Feb
25
27
Jan
700
15%
Jan
18,900
474
Feb
2)
6%
Number 5403
181
'Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
35
(775)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
BONDS
Range since Jan.
High
Low
1
American
Stock
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
or
8
♦
100
1
—30
1
'
& Knapp Inc
$6 series
preference
Wentworth
Manufacturing
Webb
6,100
5%
5%
1,900
5
3%
Feb
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Jan
Parana
Mar-Sept
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
37,100
9 Va
1,000
23%
900
1%
40,300
1
Jan
1%
139
Jan
149%
Jan
4
4Va
5
41 i
16
17
Rio
Feb
ARussian
Jan
104
Feb
186
Jan
6/a
Jan
Jan
14
206
Jan
Jan
37%
1,700
Feb
Feb
Jan
4{g
30
150
1%
11%
24%
42
Jan
Jan
18
Jan
20
20
150
18%
Jan
20
Jan
32
33
150
30
Jan
33
Feb
20
■
1
11%
11%
12%
28
25%
28
16,200
10
1,450
Jan
12%
24%
Jan
28
1%
1
25
Jan
1
1
~5%
~5%
_5%
5
13 Va
2,800
4%
400
Feb
Feb
1%
1
High
de
fund
A)
n
102
104
*99
102
$40 Va
Jan-July
4%
4%
Deferred
a
delivery
(not Included
51
36%
36%
4%
107
4%
5
4%
15
4 Vs
5
4%
transaction
48
36%
*35
4%
__
81
51
49 Va
51
June-Dec
value,
par
*60
„
__
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
2s
6%s 1919
Odd-lot transaction
principal.
(not
1997
(Plan
1921
•No
e
2VaS 2008
1
strnpd
Government
A5%s
__
—
June-Dec
—
3s Jan
Janeiro
1947
*66
*66
d Ex-interest,
year's range),
In
(not included in
year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Extransaction
(not included in year's
range),
rTransaction for cash
Under-the-rule
included
in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
being traded flat.
§ Reported in
receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants.
tFriday's bid
A
Bonds
Jan
5%
Jan
Sinking
1927)
(Plan A)
(Republic of)
Feb
104
42
41%
stamped
Jan
3%
10
14,600
A
Jan
9
206
206
17
1%
17%
700
103% 103 %
Is
41%
10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White's Auto Stores Inc
5«/2%
convertible preferred
Whitman (Wm)
& Co
Wichita River Oil Corp—
Peru
Jan
4 Vs
A-7s Issue of Oct
Jan
20
144% 145
206
20
i26%
9
4
5
f24
21
103%
Afay-Nov
April-Oct
Jan
24%
Western
1947
4%
21%
1%
1927)
5%
600
1 %
May
107%
2,700
145
of
Jan
25%
21%
(issue
Jan
21%
1%
Jan
A7s
Jan
21%
1%
Feb
3%
25
——
Coal
8%
105%
21%
1
Westmoreland Inc
Jan
25
Jan.
Low
NO.
High
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
120
3%
Range since
Sold
High
1,700
107% 108 %
3%
Utilities 4.40%
Leaseholds Ltd
*
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pid__100
Western Tablet & Stationery com—*
Texas
8%
5 Va
108 %
40c
10c
*
1.25
pfd__100
Wasatch Corp
7%
5 %
•
Aircraft Co—
Wanner Baking voting
ctfs ext
7%
preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham Watch Co common—
Ward Baking Co warrants
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Waco
Westmoreland
Week's Range
Friday
Shares
Low
w
West
11
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR WEEK ENDED FEBRUARY
Sales
Range
Jan
13 %
13 Va
13%
Jan
Co
*
150
6%
Feb
7Va
Jan
Products Inc
Wilrich Petroleums Ltd
1
18%
17%
18%
1,500
16%
Jan
18%
1
is
%
1*9
27,300
%
Jan
i9b
Jan
Wilson
Brothers
1
3%
3%
3%
3,000
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
preferred
12%
Jan
Wickes (The)
Corp
C)
(R
Williams
&
Willson
Wisconsin
Wood
Pwr
common
Machine
Newspaper
Industries
Woodall
Woolworth
W)
(F
Feb
107%
16%
16%
700
8
56%
60%
2,500
Jan
24
receipts
5s
1
I
I
1
listed
are
the
daily
closing averages of representative stocks
Jan
17%
63
-Bonds
Stocks
Jan
Jan
Feb
03
—
Jan
10
10
30
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
409.76
143.37
€2.81
102 30
101.10
90.02
100.43
Date
9%
bonds
and
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
Feb
15%
39
16%
56%
Below
Feb
Ltd—
deposit
American
15
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
Feb
19%
350
2
common
Jan
106
10
23 %
22%
23%
13
2,100
107% 107%
__
—1
Inc
Petroleum
Wodley
pfd_—100
15
13%
14%
25
4%%
Lt
&
7
6%
Jan
Total
10
-
Util¬
40
1
1
1
"5 A
CM
•
Feb.
CM er*
•
Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Steel
Bethlehem
Edison
Boston
6s
Aug
2%s
1
1970
June-Dec
series
1970
A
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
—
June-Dec
1978
Jan-July
Feb
150.70
409.59
142.95
62.99
150.61
99.34
102.29
101.10
99.09
100.45
8
405.70
141.72
62.32
149.19
99.37
102.35
100.95
99.20
100.46
9
410.32
144.10
62.95
151.12
99.22
102.44
101.03
99.28
100.49
10
412.89
146.02
63.30
152.34
99.15
102.52
101.05
99.16
100.47
—
98
91%
913/4
Range since
Jan.
Sold
1
Low
12
Over-the-Counler Industrial Stock Averages
104%
150
98
No.
High
101%
150
High
1023/4 103
1150
155
98
98%
103
Quar-Feb
1998
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
SalePilce
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
~2]$
Jan
_
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
American
2
27,200
7—
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
£1
Ltd
99.30
Feb.
6%
preference
Wright Hargreaves
4
100
(35 Stocks)
12,
51
90%
92%
3
74%
76%
Mon.
64
65%
Tues.
93%
95 Va
Wed.
103 %
92
103%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Date—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
mortgage
Gas
4s
series
3%s
RR
&
1993
series A
Fuel
&
Elmira Water Lt
Ercole
4s
B
May-Nov
1993
May
1965
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1956
5s
A6%s
Nov
ex
1
1940 coupon
1947
coupon
May-No®
May-No®
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1953
1953
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
debs
conv
1967
AGesfuerel 6s debs 1953
Guantanamo
Western
&
1963—
RR
4s
June-Dec
1970
Hamburg Electric 7s 1935
Hamburg Elev & Underground
Jan-July
& St Rys 5%s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s with
Nov
1
1940
A
Mansfield
Mill
Midland Valley
New
England
Smelt
&
RR
4%
Mar-No®
liq tr ctfs
1941
7s
May-Nov
April-Oct
May-No®
1963
3Vis
Power
87
1961
98
3
24
98
88%
98
*100% 103
__
145%
„
81%
100
'
46%
47
134
1164
1126
mortgage
6%s due
Ohio
Power
1st
6%s
1st
1963
mortgage 3%s
1971
mortgage
Jan-July
Jan-July
1953
extended to
1953
—April-Oct
—ApriZ-Oct
1968
3s
68.05 Jan 18
for
Range
1954
69.73
_
High
68.72 Dec 31
70.00
10.
Low
47.32 Jan
4
99
SEG Index of Stock Prices
90
101%
The SEC index of stock prices based
46 %
135
135
1955, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
93%
49
—
98
__
98
97
161 Va
"2
97
100%
1
100% 100%
__
97
161%
103%
_«
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable
98
92%
103% 103%
99
99
91
f)l
a.'
92
101% 104%
99
High
Low
279.3
193.9
222.7
Service
319.3
193.2
345.8
+ 3.2
356.8
249.7
293.0
—0.1
295.4
147.6*
and
+ 2.0
292.6
Finance
+ 2.6
313.1
356.8*
__
330.3
339.0
146.5
+
0.8
147.6
275.3*
274.9
+
0.1
275.3
312.4
,
198.5
124.6
209.5
'
324.2
—0.9
315.3
233.1
1
"
103%
102
'55
273.8
319.3*
Goods
Mining
100%
103
x:
Trade,
Change
+ 2.0
Jan. 28,
279.3*
339.0*
Goods
Non-Durable
102
—
Transportation
Utility
1154
190%
,,
—
1954-1955-
Percent
Feb. 4, '55
96%
1161 %
__
the closing prices of the common
on
stocks for the week ended Feb. 4,
125
„
96%
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
Low
69.48
ll._.
1100
__
A7s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Feb.
70.00 Feb 11
High
69.67
9
Feb.
1126
June-Deo
1952
coupon
Feb.
for 1955
Range
~
69.61
o
125
__
May-No®
*
7
Feb.
*100
__
June-Dec
Green Mountain Powder 3%s
Closing
Feb.
Thurs.
Fri.
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
A
10
Marrelli Elec Mtg Co—
A6V2S with Nov 1
A
75 % 76
165
67
937/a 95%
1103% 105
—
103 Va
•New
High.
1
Pennsylvania Water
3Vis
&
Power
3Vis
June-Dec
1964
1970
Jan-July
A6V2S
Oct
ex
1947
1
APrussian Electric
coupon
1954
6s
Public Service Electric
& Gas
1960
1960_:
—
—
Feb-Aug
Co
1998—Jan-July
6s
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr
—
April-Oct
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A6Vis with Oct 1 1940 coupon
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Gas
Corp. 6Vis A 1953
ARuhr Housing Corp 6Vis 1958
May-No®
Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s, 1981
May-No®
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Southern California
3 Vis
1st
series A
and ref
2Vis
C
series
3s
3s
series
series B
F
Feb-Aug
Gas
Feb-Aup
Gas 3%s
Gas
&
(Calif)
Electric
April-Oct
1970
3s
3%s
(A G) & Bros 5s 1989
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
A6V2S with Aug 1 1940 coupon
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947
coupon
United Electric Service Co—
with
Dec
^Js ex Dec 1
l
1971—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
—
109%
101%
__
„
1940
coupon
A6s mtge s f
gold
ser
Power
—
Transactions at the New York Stock
153%
91%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
156
93%
Stocks
136
Number
102
102
Shares
96
110
Mon. Feb. 7
3,630,710
101%
103%
Tues. Feb. 8—
3,403,379
102
103 %
Wed. Feb. 9—
3,356,490
100%
3
172%
135
27
103 %
Thurs. Feb. 10.
3,462,648
Fri. Feb. 11—
3,255,200
4,735,000
97%
98
102
100
—
June-Dec
93%
$8,000
$4,134,000
3,784,000
350,000
2,000
4,136,000
4,700,000
272,000
4,972,000
4,782,000
457,000
5,239,000
311,000
5,046,000
17,108,427
$21,611,000
$23,527,000
$10,000
$1,906,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 11
Week Ended Feb. 11
Stocks—No.
of
shares
104,522,613
9,441,392
17,108,427
,.t
1954
1955
195 i
51,752,147
—
H60
93
94 %
June-Dec
76%
June-Dec
—
Feb-Aup
—
$8,000
International Bank
1172%
—
S. Government
164
1°^ 166/2
74%
76 %
172%
159
10,564,200
22,769,900
129,455,400
105,902,000
104%
6
73%
151
$21,651,400
$140,163,600
$128,878,900
94%
105%
76 Vi
108
108 %
100%
*166, .J08/2
1100,4 103
Total
159
92%
27
$207,000
4,793,000
16,828,400
$23,527,000
Railroad and Industrial
—
136,000
$25,000
$10,000
1,906,000
21,611,000
Foreign
—
June-Dec
1964
$516,000
1955
U.
1100
t2^
—
94%
104%
Jan-July
Webb &
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
$3,610,000
104
93%
1100
I25
—
1963
Sales
Bonds
100%
102%
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
103%
Total
#
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
103
102%
of and Miscel.
103%
101%
United States
Int'l
Railroad
170
123
Exchange
Bonds
Afay-Nov
3%s
—
—
June-Dec
A
„
Feb-Aug
1953
1956
1945
Wasatch Corp deb 6s
—
102%
May -Nov
1947 coupon 1956
Water
—
1100
125
' 1161
165
153% 153%
93
93 %
172% 172%
1127
195
102
105 % HO
101% 101%
102
103 %
1100
103
196
98%
1102Vi 104%
1103
105 Vi
1101% 103%
102% 102%
100
100
1100% 103
194 Vi 95%
'
1953
United Industrial
Corp—
A6Vis s f debentures 1941
Washington
—
—
172%
Feb-Aup
Spalding
A7s
—
Feb-Aup
1979
Counties
Southwestern
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1978
Southern California
Southern
1965
1973
1976
E
scries
3s
1976
3Vis series D
3s
Edison
1973_
M
1103% 104%
H02
104%
>
Transactions at the American Stock
102 Va
Exchange
Baity, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American Stock
Interest
Exchange
AgIoCnltural
A
20-year
Period
Last
Sale Price
April
1946
13"year 7s Jan 1947
n iGernrany) 7s 1951
Sc? Valley 7S 1948
^ of German State
a6s series
ATI
apoi
Aft*
A
An,lS,tSer!fs B
Port & Waterways
Gernnm
Munic
7s
1947
1952
Feb-Aug
secured 6s 1947
June-Dec
AHa!^rr ,(£ity) Ger 7s 1939
May-No®
ALiS»
r0V) 61/23 1949
Feb-Aug
MaranhP VPeru 61/28 stamped 1958
Mar-Sepf
AMedPihn s7tan\ped (plan A) 2Vas 2008—May-No®
Aaeaeihn 7s
1951
NO.
Jan.
Low
1
Mon. Feb. 7—
High
$149,000
1,468,145
Tues. Feb. 8
June-Dec
1
157%
158
Bonds
45,000
1,245,470
$14,000
69,000
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$10,000
$173,000
24,000
138,000
117,000
5,000
76
108
1,147,390
55,000
57,000
1,440,145
122,000
37,000
25,000
184,000
Fri. Feb. 11—
1,354,480
50,000
95,000
22,000
167,000
6,655,630
$421,000
$272,000
$86,000
$779,000
Total-
90%
*163
*127
92
171
138
*60 %
5
22%
105%
115%
90%
Week Ended Feb. 11
1955
Stocks—No. of shares
Jan. 1 to Feb. 11
1954
1955
6,655,630
2,356,225
$421,000
$238,000
$2,337,000
172,000
455,000
1,316,000
86,000
63,000
504,000
13,594,329
37,010,622
Bonds
101
162
170%
Domestic
134
138 %
Foreign
Foreign
—
1954
government
corporate
$1,508,000
2,265,000
851,000
.
—
*41%
23
78%
20%
92
21%
Vs 112%
76%
76
76%
76
*76
*19%
112%
90%
H IS
Wed. Feb. 9—
i
*85
Jan-July
AWo„
stamped
High
Low
$151
Feb-Aug
6%s
Bid & Asked
Sold
Range since
tioo
April-Oct
Arot
Cons
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
& Prov Banks—
mi-
Bonds
tioo
:
1952
Friday's
Government
Bonds
Thurs. Feb. 10-
Mortgage Bank (Col) —
7s
or
Domestic
of
Shares)
Week's Range
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
*85
—
—
Total
$779,000
$756,000
$4,247,000
$4,624,000
pitgagry.
36
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(776)
)-
.
:
.
Monday, February
14
\\
t
,
_
;i '
,
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
y.i
is,.
FEBRUARY 11
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
<
Boston Stock
.
*f
*
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
Sale Price
i
<'
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
American
»)
Corp__
Woolen
*
it
Anaconda Copper Mining
!
i''
Boston
I
M
Boston Edison
H
Boston
&
Albany
&
5%
58
Inc
Gas
Eastern
SS
First
Co
Lines
Asoc
Inc
Inc
23'/a
Jan
27 Va
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
620
47 Va
Jan
54 y4
Feb
Sunray
144
Jan
Toledo
Jan
58
Feb
31%
12
13%
835
215
29'/a
20
Jan
Jan
10%
114%
Jan
Jan
Cement
U
32%
Jan
Westinghouse
13%
V
National
>
1
Racing
Feb
52%
175
50%
Feb
52 >/8
Feb
174
46%
Jan
64%
715
9%
Jan
12 y4
25%
25%
125
Jan
26
N
Y
New
Norbute
(>Y\
Haven
57
57%.
55'A Feb
58 y4
49%
51%
2,393
46 y4
Jan
51%
Hartford
72'A
261
68 V4
Jan
72%
20%
20
20%
Feb
22%
.12%
(N
343
98%
Jan
112 y4
15%
Jan
17'A
59%
61
175
56%
Jan
61
28%
150
26%
Feb
30
Jan
17%
Rexall
Drug
Shawmut
Stone
Union
.,,11
Si})
_
I
■'I
171/4
7c
14%
Jan
9c
17 V4
Jan
Jan
30%
Feb
35%
1%
Jan
2y8
106 y2
105
105
Feb
551/4
129
152%
Jan
39%
130
"38'/a Feb
24%
23%
25%
1,122
14iA
14'A
50
8%
9
42%
210
Jan
25%
14
Jan
14
Jan
9
220
21%
Jan
23%
218
26 y2
Jan
29%
22%
23'A
2,698
22%
Feb
25
13%
362
13%
Feb
14 Va
Jan
51%
53
51
Feb
57
Jan
52%
2,915
48%
49%
865
47% Feb
56
Jan
43 Va
44%
457
40 Va
Jan
44%
Feb
55%
57%
107
54% Jan
57%
Feb
108'A
19
131/4
35
78%
81'A
566
58
58
50
49
107
13%
81'A
12.50
5
106
Jan
108%
Feb
Jan
13%
Feb
74%
Jan
82% Jan
43 Va
Jan
60
12%
Feb
Last
Sale Price
Par
l!'1
American Laundry
Balcrank
Big
Markets——
Bear
Brown-McLaren
Company
Burroughs Corporation
t
N O
of Prices
Low
Shares
High
Low
High
1
&
T P
Machine
preferred
Bros
iDrewrys Ltd (USA)
Economy Baler
Federal Mogul
'Frankenmuth Brewing
Jan
23%
Jan
Gar
Industries
1
27%
Jan
Jan
Gemmer
Manufacturing
8
53%
53 y4
54'A
60
General
Motors
8
51%
Jan
54%
Jan
16
105%
Jan
107%
Feb
24'A
305
23%
101%
100% 102%
45
100%
Jan
30
61%
Jan
66%
66 V*
111% 111%
Jan-
24%
Jan
103%
Jan
68
Jan
84%
Jan
89
Feb
30
Jan
31
Jan
Transit
12Vs»
__
Tissue
41/2
*
100
Picher
100
34
33%
46
•
44%
•
Gamble
classs
92%
100
B
y2
34%
46%
45
359
29
57
50
399
4% Jan
11
8'/2
88
27 y8
111%
4%
Feb
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
8%
Feb
90
Jan
Jan
347/b
Feb
46
Jan
49 y2
Jan
43%
Jan
45% Feb
48
111
46
Jan
50%
Jan
91
93%
633
91
Feb
97 y2
Jan
22
213
Jan
224%
Feb
Jan
26 y2
Jan
220
5
26'/a
*
26%
17%
220
26%
18
38
55
24 y4
16%
Jan
18
Feb
Stocks—
•
59
,_1
10
24%
24%
155
20%
Jan
24%
Feb
54%
100
51%
Jan
56
24
24%
177% 181%
22
52%
Jan
59
Feb
'V
American
Cyanamid
American
Radiator
■.M
American
Jan
Telephone & Telegraph
24%
Feb
100
J '
American
Tobacco Co
539
172%
Jan
181%
Feb
«23
64%
64%
66%
320
64%
Jan
69 y8
Jan
50
54 y8
53%
54%
210
47%
Jan
54%
Feb
M)
Armco
!
Ashland
5
Mining
Steel
Armour
10
Co
&
1
Steel
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
14%
Feb
1%
Jan
150
1%
250
l'/s
ii8ya: 118%
Peso
—
118%
—
28
10
47
28
Service
69%
129
—
•
Gas
37%
•
S
Ohio Elec
16%
—
1
7
Pr & Lt Co
Pont
Eastman
Electric
Kodak
Co
Electric
General
171%
10
Stores
King
Klnsel
(new)
8
51%
8
Greyhound
97%
Corp
International Harvester
3
International
•
Lorrlllard
Martin
Tel
&
(P) Co
(Glen
37%
25%
47
66%
Jan
35
114%
Jan
51%
51%
25
51'/a
Jan
51%
37%
38
82
36
Jan
38
Feb
Jan
Feb
74% Jan
129
Feb
River
16%
83
15%
Jan
16%
85
29%
Jan
30 y2
21%
23
315
16
Jan
23
43%
120
42%
Jan
44
Scotten
Udylite
1
Radio
.
B)
Co
Wayne
St Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
Jan
49
Jan
173%
69%
Jan
72%
Sinclair
I
Socony Vacuum
Jan
38%
Feb
see
page 45.
13 y2
Jan
17% Feb
14%
14%
100
14
Jan
14% Jan
8V2
58%
21
53 y2
Jan
58%
Feb
Aeco
51%
96% 102 y4
283
46%
Jan
51%
Jan
Alaska
Jan
106%
Jan
50
13%
Jan
15y8
Feb
36
37%
190
35%
Jan
37%
Jan
Allied
;
Jan
26
101 y4
Jan
110%
Pictures
Chemical
Allis-Chalmers
Dye (Un)
Mfg (Un)
Airlines
Inc
31/4 Feb
3%
4J/2
5%
American
Can
Co
k
7%
__
97/3
9
8%
2%
2%
7V2
10
Jan
6% Jan
34%
Feb
38% Jan
7%
9%
Feb
Feb
11
25%
100
4%
Jan
11% Feb
Jan
28% Feb
4% Jan
Jan
4
18
-
15%
200
22%
531
6%
Jan
4y8
100
3%
Jan
Jan
528
12%
14%
600
13%
93/3
9%
13
13V2
__
93/3
189
9
500
6
5%
210
5%
Feb
-1 y2
850
1%
Jan
5%'
1%
4% Feb
15% Jan
Jan
-
6%
Jan
7
Jan
6%
__
24% Feb
Jan
13
__
Jan
18
Jan
6%
4%
4%
500
24%
6%
_+
18
22%
24%
7% Jan
Jan
9% ,Jftn
2% Jan
Jan
10%
209
-
4% Jan
Jan
2'A
1,100
2%
28%
4%
__
8'A
1,900
2,360
9
11 'A
27"%
__
American
Cyanamid
Motors
Co
(Un)
American
Feb
14% Jan
Jan
9%
6%
Feb
Feb
6% Jan
1% Jan
American
47
47%
19 Va
39
43%
Jan
47%
Feb
American Smelting & Ref
50
17 y8
Jan
19%
Feb
American Tel
Corp
5
&
&
SS
8%
v.
Co
(Un)
(Un)
5-5
78
26%
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Feb
67%
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23
Anaconda Copper
50
Anderson-Prichard Oil (Un)
Tobacco
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41
41 y8
37%
Jan
42%
Feb
88%
84%
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170
75%
Jan
88 %
Feb
Armco
10
41%
41%
43%
225
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
37
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40
Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
Feb
Atlantic
50
Jan
54%
Feb
Atlas
51%
Jan
55%
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Low
10
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Range
1
12%
Feb
4
Feb
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1,100
392
351/3
11
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Jan
65
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54%
1% Jan
3% Jan
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39
55%
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54%
Feb
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Feb
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20
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Jan
-
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92'A
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14%
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Superior Tool & Die
20
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Feb
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624
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130
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81%
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Ohio Edison
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47
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Lansing Stamping
58%
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4
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38 y8
—
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50
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173
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Jan
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152
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Feb
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196
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55
Feb
70%
1
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160
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New England Tel & Tel.
24%
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152
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Jan
349
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45
4
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15
Jan
47
23%
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Feb
52 y2
1
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Corp
1
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110
Jan
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,
5
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16%
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58
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•
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Lone
Standard Oil (Ohio
63
10
common
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Electric
(The)
Kennecott
Standard
Feb
31%
•
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&
National
General
Gillette
Jan
181%
51
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13%
Jan
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19%
47
15
(New jersey)
Feb
125% 127 V*
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11%
172%
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1
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422
4,134
15%
5
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11%
55%
100
100
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Brands
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19%
19%
•
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139% 140%
25
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1
52%
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since Jan.
8
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1
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for Week
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Par
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100
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Last
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Friday
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Volume
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
I
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Week's
Securities (Un)
& Ohio RR (Un)
Petroleum Co
Baldwin
Baltimore
Bandini
Bankline Oil Co
Barker Bros Corp
41/2% preferred
Instruments
Bendix Aviation (Un)
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp
(Un)
Beckman
Oil
Bishop
Black
Blue
Co
Mammoth Mining
Diamond Corp
Airplane (Un)
Bolsa Chica Oil Com
Bond Stores Inc (Un)
Borden Company
(Un).
Borg-Warner Corp new com
(Un)
Stores
(Un)
Broadway-Hale
Company
14%
Budget Finance Plan com
60c conv pfd
Burlington Mills Corp (Un)
—
41%
630
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
39%
415
38 %
Jan
40 y4
Jan
3.00
6,060
2.95
Feb
3%
Jan
Kansas
1,310
10%
Feb
11 y2
Jan
Kennecott
16 y2
Jan
Kern County Land Co
16
15%
16%
810
40
40
50
11%
11%
2,285
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62
11
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15 %
40
9%
22
Jan
40
Feb
Kropp Forge Co
11%
Feb
Lane-Wellls
Jan
24%
Jan
Libby, McNeill & Libby (Un)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co (U11)
114
290
3,100
1%
Jan
Lincoln
330
103%
Jan
119
Feb
Lion
1,507
13%
Feb
17
Jan
Lockheed Aircraft
114% 114%
141/4
14
14%
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Jan
1%
30c
78%
40c
5,800
22c
Jan
60c
Jan
Loew's
13
1,920
11%
Jan
13
Feb
Lorlllard
80%
79%
1,015
5%
5%
7,401
5%
Jan
16%
16%
170
16%
Feb
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53
37
69%
225
37
15
16
2,090
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Jan
Jan
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15
Feb
16%
Jan
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Jan
18%
Feb
258
7%
Feb
10%
650
10%
Feb
19%
250
16%
Jan
29%
19%
Feb
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284
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Feb
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Jan
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National
Gypsum Co
National
Supply
5%
5%
5%
530
4%
Jan
6
Jan
National
27
27
27
175
26%
Jan
27
Feb
New
England
19%
19%
265
17%
Jan
19%
Feb
New
Idria
54
47%
55
1,195
30ye
Jan
55
Feb
New
York
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18%
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
52 %
Jan
71%
2,755
74
Jan
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22 vb
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156
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2,100
•
47%
47%
390
24%
Feb
41%
Jan
47%
Jan
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Jan
20c
Jan
45 %
Jan
47%
Feb
29
29
250
27
Jan
30 y4
Niagara
17%
190
16%
Feb
17%
20
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25
2
11%
12
266
Oil
Co
1
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Packing
Co
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2,065
108
14%
Co
North
Feb
12
Jan
14%
Feb
74%
Jan
74%
Jan
57%
Jan
60%
Feb
33 V4
Jan
36%
Jan
7%
10
110
7%
8%
8%
250
20%
23
6,931
35%
35%
125
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1,400
33%
Jan
1.40
5
Co Inc
18%
47
Climax
563
Feb
Jan
13%
3
Utilities
Montgomery Ward &
60 >/8
Feb
Clinton
64%
Feb
3%
3%
29%
-
24(4
Development (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Feb
1
*
1
64
(Un)
Mission
23%
25
650
59%
I6%c
.10
(Un)
Light
Feb
Jan
Consolidated
&
170
10
103
1,634
15(4
47V4
18
(Un)
Jan
Jan
.
3%
33%
15
1.25
1
Utilities
Power
Jan
lj|
Commercial
South
Minnesota
83%
43%
&
Merck & Co Ino
17%
23%
(Un)
3%
31%
—
58%
1
60%
708
old
(Un)
Co
20
418
Corp
Feb
46%
1
Petroleum
118
47
Gas
Mfg
Merchants
a25
1
Clary Multiplier
(Un)
Robbins
744
23%
Fuel
&
a24
100
53 (/4
1.25
1
a86
1%
Columbia
McKesson
Middle
Co
18%
23%
(Un)
Jan
58%
1
L.)
Co
a85
46%
Colorado
(Glenn
Oil
a24%
a21%
47%
__
10
(Un)
Martin
17%
a85%
1
1,890
a__
Jan
47
Inc
Magnavox Co
(Un)
1
.
Co
Co
Montana-Dakota
1%
Service
(P)
*
1
Jan
53(4
51%
*
Corp
Inc
Menasco
19%
7A
105%
1
(Un)
Mascot
17 y4
a__
37%
151/4
Jan
1%
a„
Jan
76%
5%
101%
__
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Jan
Jan
25
320
__
25
Jan
a
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—
7
Jan
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•
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12%
13
1
Chrysler
Petroleum
Oil
500
a22
56%
110
35,3
all0%all2%
53(4
1
High
59
4%
__
33Vac
Co
53
a89
1
Jan.
Low
1188%
alll%
2.50
1
since
Range
High
3^3
*
Jan
1%
Shares
a62y4a65V'a
„
8%
(Un)
(Un)
Feb
1%
Chicago Corp
Cities
Light
111%
Chesapeake & phio Ry Co
Preferred
&
Copper
a89
1
11%
Power
a65y2
50
_
Corp
*
Aircraft
Ltd
Co
Motors
for Week
Low
1
com
preferred
2.95
(Un)_____25
(Un)
1
Chicago Milw & St Paul com (Un)
•
Oil
Charter
5%
Kaiser
10%
10%
10
Par
Kaiser Aluminum & Chem
3.00
10
12%
Co
Vought
Chance
Feb
10%
25
1
Products
Aircraft
Cessna
High
14%
4
2
(Un)
Corporation
Certain-teed
Jan
5
Packing
Atlantic Oil
L
Canadian Pacific RR
(Un)
Canso Natural Gas Ltd__^
Carrier Corp (Un)
Case (J I)
Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)...
Cenco
12
Sales
Range
Sale Price
10
California
Corp
Low
565
Week's
of Prices
Last
1
1
Canadian
Celanese
Friday
Range since Jan.
9
Co
Byron Jackson
11
STOCKS
39%
2
5
1
1
15
5
10
5
50c
—;
Boeing
Budd
141/4
Shares
High
50
20c
1
5
50c
•
2
10c
Co
Oil
Basin
common
Low
13
lc
100
1
1
10
(On?
Baldwin-Lima- Hamilton
FEBRUARY
for Week
of Prices
Par
,r
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
Sale Price
26
9%
Company
Gulf
(Un)
Sulphur
25
new
com
(Un)
Inc
Assoc
World
Jan
TreeSweet
Oil
com
(Un)
Airlines
Transamerlca
Jan
*
50c
19c
Jan
39c
Feb
Tri-Contlnental
85 y2
Feb
86
Feb
Truax-T'raer
34
Jan
38%
Jan
Twentieth
a90% a94(4
127
41%
623
39%
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14,
50
25(4
25ya
262
28(4
25'/2
29 Va
2
Co
Centurv-Fox
38%
40
9
9
9J/4
1,100
Film
1
26y2
26ya
115
1
com
(Un)
40
351
1,218
l
Co
Corp
Coal
'
5
Corp
Products
10
a94(4
a20
a20
15
28%
29
1,850
1
29 y4
90%
Feb
90% Feb
39% Feb
41%
Jan
Jan
14 Va
Jan
26
Jan
30 (4
Jan
40%
Jan
12%
24y8 Jan
26% Jan
38
Jan
9
Feb
25% Jan
a--
28% Feb
9%
Jan
27%
Jan
a—
31 y8
Jan
37
S3
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(778)
....
Monday, February
.
14
1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Los
Friday
Angeles Stock Exchange (Gont.)
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Union
Carbide
Carbon
A
Union
Oil Co of
Union
Pacific
Calif
RR
United Air Lines
United
(Un)
_10
States
United
Rubber
(Un)
United States Steel
_
Jan
59
Feb
Feb
147
Jan
Vanadium
Corp
West
Pictures
Bros
Kentucky
Western
Air
Coal
General
Candy Corp
5
15%
16
150
14l/4
Jan
16
General
Contract
2
19%
19%
100
18 Va
Jan
19%
3
96% 105 y4
600
74 y2
Jan
105%
51%
Feb
50
3,400
46%
Jan
51%
14%
14 Va
Feb
100
14
Jan
92 Va
Jan
Jan
35
Feb
Jan
14%
Jan
&5 V2
65
68
44»/2
724
43%
General Dynamics
a
a.
41%
Jan
Feb
General
Genoral
904
80%
71%
100
67 y4
Jan
73
Jan
30
30
150
29 VA
Jan
30%
Jan
is y4
—
67%
1
359
37%
Jan
44
50
43%
Jan
s
Lines
&
Inc
Co
Woolworth
(P
98
a_,_
al9% al9%
34
18
Jan
Refrigerator Co
Gibson
96
3,526
74%
Jan
Co
19%
.
Feb
Gossard
96
Feb
Graham-Paige
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge
(W H)
518
24 y4
Jan
29%
Jan
12 %
81 y4
79%
81%
397
74%
Jan
82
Jan
a54Vt a54'A
50
52%
Jan
55 y4
Jan
24c
Jan
32c
Feb
11%
Jan-"
12 y8
Jan
Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Greyhound Corp (Un)__
Griesedieck
—
.10c
27c
— —
31c
28,400
12
29c
•
12
220
—10
a5iy4
a50 a51%
90
50%
...1
a25%
a25% a25%
95
•
(Un)
a82%
a81 a84%
94
Mining Co
Radio
-IOC
_
6c
a90y4
5c
Jan
52
Jan
Feb
27 y8
80
Feb
4c
Jan
10c
Jan
a—
a—
Par
Abbott Laboratories
Aluminum
Affiliated
Gas
Castings
Equipment
Brick
Central RR
Low
Steel
Interlake Steamship
High
(Un)
Chalmers
Mfg
(Un)
20
600
500
*
400
16%
Jan
19
Feb
24
25
850
22 y2
Jan
25
Jan
2,400
2%
Jan
3%
3%
26 Va
26
500
24 y2
Jan
Feb
15
Feb
Jan
18% Jan
500
66 VA
26%
Jan
18%
62%
Jan
66%
6,200
18%
13%
200
15
18%
Jan
3,700
14%
15
3%
4%
Jan
7%
28%
30%
2,100
27
Jan
32
31%
33
1,850
30
Jan
35
Jan
27
26%
27
650
25 Va
Jan
27%
Feb
11%
11%
11%
600
9%
Jan
12
Jan
Feb
Feb
5V2 Jan
307a
Feb
30%
44%
7y8
X31%
30%
200
28 y4
Jan
30 %
44%
44%
400
44 y4
Jan
44% Jan
4%
8,800
14%
15
3V4
100
27%
Jan
33
Jan
2,200
7 Va
31% x3iy2
15
14J/2
Feb
16%
Jan
Jan
100
Jan
59%
7%
Feb
63%
63%
Jan
65
43
40
43
1,600
36
Jan
43
Feb
72%
73%
1,500
68 y2
Jan
75%
Jan
34
33%
35
650
28%
Jan
35%
Feb
38 Va
Jan
Jan
Jan
41% Jan
Jan
64
16%
16%
300
15%
Jan
16% Jan
200
83%
Jan
91
Feb
1,800
23%
Jan
26%
Feb
15
International Tel &
9y8
Jan
Interstate Power Co
9y2
Jan
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric
Feb
Iowa
A
Power
(Un>
•
91
90 y4
91
25%
7.50
Feb
Feb
45
30%
5
58%
10
Jan
4%
37%
15%
Jan
65%
4%
35 y2
(Un)
Jan
% Jan
8
36
66 %
200
24%
25%
78
75%
78
70%
Jan
78 Va
Feb
Johnson
24%
23%
24%
2,100
21
Jan
24%
Feb
13%
400
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
•
Jones A Laughlin Steel
1
27%
25%
27%
1,200
22 Va
Jan
27%
Feb
Kaiser
41 %
41%
400
40%
Feb
44
y2
Jan
Kansas
53
54
900
51%
Jan
55l/a
Jan
Kansas
31%
31%
200
31%
Jan
32
Jan
Katz Drug Co
27%
31%
2,500
25
Jan
31%
Feb
Kennecott
Feb
31%
31%
400
30 Va
Jan
33
Jan
10
27%
27%
100
26%
Jan
27%
Feb
Jan
13%
3.50
Light Co
1
American Airlines
Feb
19
700
Co
Jan
7ya
14
'
2
2,700
Tel
1,800
2%
5,000
64
(Un)
8%
Jan
Jan
2%
2%
38 Va
International Paper
9%
13%
37%
International Packers Ltd
45
Jan
64
Jan
7%
17%
37%
297/a
9%
900
36
Jan
42 %
18
64
27%
8
Feb
17%
37%
200
9Va
59 %
37 %
29
42%
Jan
•
29
•
51
•
Jan
1
Laboratories
900
5
Harvester
28
50c
Alleghany Corp
59 VA
Mineral A Chemical
Jan
500
Feb
57%.
9V4 Jan
Nickel
26
2,450
41%
Jan
International
International
400
3,100
Jan
International
Jan
28
15 VA
39%
3%
•
27%
9%
Feb
100
25
1
Co
48 y4
14%
72%
41 %
Jan
73%
Feb
9%
69%
18%
Co
43%
15 Va
7%
400
100
Indiana Steel Products Co
Inland
1
since Jan.
Range
High
10
Jan
1,100
2%
10
Co
400
29
34
8 Va
Jan
18
2
25
1
10
Co
&
43%
5
1
Akron Brass Mfg
Allis
El
43%
1
Advanced
100
34% Jan
39% Feb
3
Spencer
10
Admiral Corp
Allied
Low
(W
S
Acme Steel Co
Jan
39%
7%
38
33%
1
10
1
:
Illinois
Shares
Feb
Jan
300
1
Illinois
for Week
Range
of Prices
13i
31 Va
25
Bartlett
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door common
Sales
Week's
Last
Feb
2,350
72
•
Corp
Hibbard
compilation «f the round-lot transactions only
Friday
1 5/64
14% Jan
107% Jan
59%
3
Harnlschfeger Corp
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
—
Midwest Stock Exchange
Sale Price
32,400
Feb
41%
1
Hammond Organ Co
3.000
1 :I72
Feb
71%
•
Hmlllcrafters Co
Heller
STOCKS
39%
_7%
x96% 102%
1 5/64
3Va Jan
Jan
Jan
Hein Werner Corp.
A
34%
2
71%
90
&
Co
25
2,000
a88 y2 a90V4
5c
•
(Un)
Corp
34
1
28%
(Un)_.
Gold
Zenith
Corp
28 Va
Youngstown Sheet A Tube (Un)
Zenda
Co
28%
•
34%
♦
•
*
*
(Un)
Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co
—
Gulf Oil
York Corp
Co
—10
(Un)
W)
(The)
Glidden
Jan
a__
_—
91V4
10
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)—
Westinghouse Elec (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Wllliston Basin Oil Exploration
Wilson
al9% al9%
1
(Un)
20
Jan
3
4
_
Western Union Telegraph
19%
al9
al9
35
20
1
1
(Un)
Public Utilities
General Telephone Corp common
43% Jan
43
34
13 a
General Package Corp
Feb
44
a39% a39%
34
98%
Rights
Jan
19%
Jan
17%
150
18%
Jan
5
Motors Corp
79%
71%
common
51%
6
Finance Corp
78 y4
3 Va
3
5
1
6
General Electric Co
1
79%
Corp
49%
'
Feb
(Un)
3% Jan
10% Jan
3
«
Co
Jan
5
1
12%
(Un)
Jan
2%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
General Box Corp
10
Feb
Gillette
Warner
9%
4,100
16% Jan
13% Jan
Jan
33 Va
—
5,200
10
9%
Jan
40
13
*
Jan
3
90
315
(Un).
11%
400
Jan
—10
Chemical
950
3%
Jan
35
of Amer new (Un)
12%
3%
86 y4
General
Virginia-Carolina
11%
1
high
35 Va
14 y2
Bakers
Feb
82
35
(Un)
15%
208
14%
*
1
200
ex-distribution
Brewing
UWIC
16 Va
10
Brewing Corp
Pour-Wheel Drive Auto
Fox
Range since Jan.
High
15%
41%
39 Va
35
Corp
Co
Jan
53 y4
14%
.
Pictures
Falstaff
Feb
84
82%
146
Shares
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Consolidated Oil
Kamp's
28
Sales
for Week
Range
©1 Prices
Low
Par
High
1
_
__
Universal
de
32,450
1
Universal
Van
279
59
a86%
Radiator
Co
84
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
—10
Industries
States
Low
57 y4
40
5
since Jan.
Range
High
al48%al50y4
57 y4
al50 V4
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
84
—25
_50
Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)
Gas
United
U S
*
(tin)
common
(Un)
Aircraft
United
Low
FEBRUARY 11
for Week
of Prices
Par
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Last
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
(Un)
5%
36%
6%
230
5%
Feb
6%
34%
36 y»
2,900
33 y2
Jan
38%
Jan
63
»
10
63
100
60 Va
Jan
64
Jan
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
American Can
Co
12.50
American Cyanamid Co
10
American
Investment
Co
American
Machine
Foundry
St
(111)
1
7
American Motors Corp
American Rad
American Tel
Oil
A
common
Mining (Un)
(111)
liy2
11%
11%
1,200
11V2
Feb
13%
Jan
Knapp
23%
25
21%
Jan
25
Feb
64%
Automatic
181%
Feb
La
66%
2,100
63%
Feb
69 Va
Jan
8%
700
7%
Feb
8%
Feb
Lamson
1,800
47%
Jan
54%
Feb
Landis
600
67%
Jan
79%
Feb
Leath
Jan
16%
53%
54%
76 Va
77
16%
13
Fe
15%
130
50
16%
Bendix
Aviation
Corp
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Booth
Fisheries Corp
Borg
(George
W)
5
Corp
Jan
133
Feb
Oil
Borg-Warner Corp
new
Brach
J)
A
Sons
(E
Feb
39 y»
300
37 Va
Jan
40
Jan
Louisville
4%
12,600
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
Lytton's
7%
9,000
6ya
Jan
7%
14 Va
14%
1,800
12
Jan
14%
Feb
59%
100
57
Jan
60
Jan
Budd
Company
Burroughs
Corp
1
(Un)
&
S
Super
*
10
2%
26
1
25
34%
Jan
38 y2
Jan
60
300
60
Feb
65
Jan
2%
700
2%
Jan
18%
1,600
16 V4
Jan
18%
Feb
18%
2%
19%
600
16%
Jan
19%
Feb
29%
30
%
Gas
Elec
A
of
3
Feb
25
2ya
2%
300
River
Portland
Mfg
Monroe
Muter
1%
Jan
Jan
New
30%
Jan
34
Feb
48%
Feb
26%
Feb
24
26 y4
4,900
24
Jan
2Va
300
9%
Jan
10
Jan
26
26%
200
25%
Jan
27 Va
Jan
46
46%
600
42%
Jan
46%
Feb
v
9%
Chemical
conv
class
Electric Controller
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A
see
pace
45
4%
Feb
45%
Jan
49%
47 va
400
46
Jan
47'/a
Feb
Feb
8%
Jan
5
Jan
York
400
67%
Jan
78
34%
34%
1,300
32%
Jan
34%
39 Va
43%
3,600
32 y8
Jan
43%
Feb
62%
63 y*
450
61 %
Feb
66%
Jan
11%
11%
200
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
11%
14
A
Central
RR
Jan
Jan
3,700
66%
Jan
73%
Jan
200
121%
Jan
128%
Feb
7,000
26%
Jan
32%
Feb
91
Feb
69
71%
Edison
87
91
300
84
Jan
68
70%
700
65 y8
Jan
71% Jan
Paramount
x42% x42%
200
40%
Jan
45 y8
Jan
Parker
29
Jan
32V2
Jan
30
30
250
66 V2
200
16
40%
47%
Jan
16%
Feb
Feb
47%
Jan
49%
Feb
Jan
64
Jan
14%
Feb
48
Jan
13%
14%
3,400
11%
46%
46%
46%
300
37%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
1,200
6%
Jan
67%
Feb
7% Jan
20%
23
6,400
16
Jau
23
Feb
34%
34%
1,100
32
Jan
34%
Feb
34%
34%
100
33%
Jau
34%
Feb
57%
58%
500
57%
Feb
58%
22 %
23%
550
20%
Jan
23%
Feb
7%
7%
200
Jan
7%
Pictures
Feb
(Chas)
Co
A
Jan
400
90
7
80
Jan
90
Feb
Feb
57
55
57
900
50
73
71
74
400
68
Jan
74
Jan
33
33
50
27%
Jan
34
Jan
3
Jan
Va
Jan
57
Feb
Jan
Jan
49%
Feb
26
Jan
28
Feb
Jan
7
Jan
23%
3
3
so y2
6 %
6%
500
6%
Jan
21%
22%
600
21%
Feb
60%
60%
100
55 Va
Jan
62
Jan
Jan
38
Feb
Jan
10
Feb
39
Jan
38
10
34%
III5
100
33
9%
1,600
700
200
*60
24
26
14
24
150
38
34 Va
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61
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16%
10
33
7%
32
Jan
47%
Jan
60
Feb
24
Feb
27
Jan
13%
Feb
16
Jan
19 Va
Jan
21
Jan
66
Jan
72%
Feb
16 %
Jan
16%
Feb
55
Jan
65 Va
Feb
Jan
24 %
Feb
1
23%
23%
24'%
2,650
20 Va
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47%
47%
100
44 Va
Feb
4734
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72
73 y8
1,200
65
Jan
73%
32
32
100
32
Feb
32%
Feb
Feb
Jan
23%
Jan
lo
(Un)
44%
Jan
49
Feb
Jan
23%
Jan
15
15 %
400
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
39%
40
200
36%
Jan
40%
Feb
Rexall
69%
69%
100
69
Jan
73%
Feb
Drug (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class
17%
17%
28
52%
54
5
14%
15
15
Jan
Rockwell Spring
40 va
19%
700
19%
Feb
18
100
15%
Jan
18% Jan
7% Feb
Jan
5
6%
6%
1,200
17%
17%
400
15
47
47
47
50
47
24%
24
25
2,100
22
156
156
300
156
Feb
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18
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Jan
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20%
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42%
3,100
36%
8
54%
200
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8%
38%
54 3
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76 Vb
1,600
71
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8%
50
8%
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Jan
39%
40
400
38%
70
70
100
64%
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75
78%
800
68%
Jan
40
31%
1,000
31%
Feb
700
37 %
Jan
19%
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8%
8
500
18%
Jan
43%
600
32 %
Jan
88%
1,500
1,000
75%
Jan
7%
Jan
41 Va
Jan
OA
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Paper
42
43%
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42
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1,800
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Jan
19%
18
19%
40%
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57% Jan
22% Jan
•
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Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Jan
19% Jan
Jan
•
Radio
13%
Jan
37%
•
Quaker Oats Co
21%
500
17
100
«
400
River
800
38%
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1,400
Jan
19%
38%
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48%
54
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100
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Jan
19%
1
47
52
1
33y3C
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22
587
Jan
5
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53
25
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Company (Un)
Feb
Feb
600
10
preferred
class
(The)
17%
22%
56
50
pr
Service Co
Jan
200
54
1
(Un)
17%
22%
56
2
Co
Public
22%
5
7.50
common
Petroleum
Co
Raisin
7,500
88 Va
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Co
Jan
8ya
47 Va
(Un)
Inc
Potter
Oil
Feb
9%
7%
130
B
Phillips
Pure
19%
300
Peoples Gas Light A Coke
Pensi-Cola Co (Un)
Pullman
Jan
28
Pennsylvania RR
Feb
7
16%
49 %
Co
convertible
Controls
Pfizer
300
"12
Co class
Peabody Coal
5%
19%
27
Co
Patterson-Sargent
Penn
Feb
4%
5%
49
II
Pan American World Airways
Pen
Feb
34%
A_—♦
Olln-Mathieson Chem Corp
32 y»
14%
Jan
85%
Oil Co (Un)
Oklahoma Gas A Electric
Oklahoma Natural Gas
30%
Jan
3V2
89%
Ohio
Feb
8
•
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
9%
129%
13
30% Jan
41,150
Jan
(Un)
93
Jan
1,000
2,600
5%
18
1
Oak
Feb
14%
34 Va
Jan
Northwest Bancorporation
Jan
13%
32%
~5%
10
Feb
9
Feb
3
Mfg
Jan
89%
78
5
21%
129%
Feb
74
5
25%
10
7%
78
Prod
Feb
300
500
8
1
Co
Jan
1,150
7%
Jan
1,000
Co
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Phonograph (Un)
100
500
40'/a
50c
1
Mfg
Jan
4%
46%
81%
Company
Illinois Gas Co
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Power (Minn)
9%
66
I
48
80
Inc
16%
Jan
—7.50
21,M Jan
Jan
34%
*
10
Inc
16 y2
Jan
78
*
common
10o
Lines
Jan
18%
3
Co
1
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Elder Manufacturing
13%
43
46
•
21
(Alan B)
Class A
400
1,600
lo
Northern
92'%
400
48%
1,300
25
Cement
Co
American Aviation (Un)
North American Car Corp
Northern Illinois Corp
9%
2.600
g
.
Mont Laboratories Inc
45
4%
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1
North
Jan
3,100
23 %
15%
20 %
43
46
10
Muskegon Motor Spec
46
48'/a
1
15
20
15%
43
•
Montgomery Ward A Co
Motorola
100
16%
10
Missouri
Modlne
100
10
Corp
Mississippi
48 %
41%
~~
Jan
♦
34
16%
~~
Jan
1
National Tile
48%
*
Jan
25%
1
Products
Mfg
Fuel
Jan
40%
20
22
Feb
Minnesota Min A
26 y4
43%
21
Feb
23 Va
4
preferred
Feb
25
Manufacturing Corp
prior
48%
127% 128%
10
21%
200
Minneapolis Brewing Co
90%
1
Co
$1
129% 129%
10
110
24
•
com
common
23%
40%
1
Food
500
2
new
South Utilities
Miller A Hart Inc
Distillers
•
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Feb
Middle
Standard
23
Corp
Feb
Mickelberry's
Lead
800
30
22
23%
Jan
1
Metropolitan Brick Inc
National
3,300
91
Feb
22
Jan
•
Portland Cement
National
2iy2
32 %
21%
10
.
Medusa
Jan
23'/a
70
Jan
•
(Un)
Co
Jan
20%
9%
20 Va
1
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32%
21
•
of America
28 y8
A
(Glenn L)
29% Jan
21%
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Jan
Field
Ky
A Co
Martin
200
22%
1
common
Air
37
•
10
common
Drewry's Limited USA
Eastern
Feb
1
common
100
Dow Chemical Co
Du
Jan
28%
9%
__
46%
200
2
(Henry C)
Mar snail
34
43%
1
,
5
Finance
18
Jan
23%
5
21%
*
National
•
50c
Diamond Match Co
Dodge
Jan
24%
Jan
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Domestic
16 y4
1,300
1,200
1%
Inc
Edisen
500
28%
2,300
Cudahy Packing Co
Detroit
17%
1%
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
&
17%
1%
30%
70%
Deere
Jan
21% Jan
x42%
Crane Co
Jan
26y2
23
Iron
Motors
10
118%
Jan
•
Continental
Jan
Jan
Jan
Inc
Corp
7
104%
23 y4
Co
Power
400
700
1
Container
4,400
26%
Clinton
Consumers
9%
26%
Cleveland Electric Ilium Co
Co
9
23 y4
preferred
Coleman
Jan
20 y4
Chicago Rock Island A Pacific Ry
•
Chicago So Shore A 80 Bend RR__12.50
Chicago Towel Co $7 conv pfd
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23
Foods
Feb
1%
250
Light
Cliff's
112%
Feb
1,000
10c
Mllw St Paul & Pac
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Jan
1
21
Chesapeake A Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common
4%%
102
500
28 >/B
South West Corp
Cleveland
200
1 Va
18
19
15
Central 111 Secur Corp common
Certain-teed Products
Cities
112%
l'/a
20%
Co
Central Illinois Public Service
Chic
Feb
Jan
26 Va
Corp
Illinois
2%
29%
21
Brewing Corp
Central A
Jan
Jan
28
Celanese Corp of America
Central
2%
27%
5
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Centlivre
500
550
12.50
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler
Brothers
common
C
111
2%
29
60
2%
5
Burlington Mills Corp (Un)
28
36%
*
20c
21%
8%
Feb
27%
5
common
Brad Foote Gear Works
14
*
Co
11%
114y4 117%
17%
Jan
25
common
Preferred
Lion
Jan
2%
10
12%
*
8V2
Jan
8V4
400
1
124
Jan
300
14
7
400
8%
8%
13%
10
Co
Printing Co
Lindsay Chemical Co
1,300
4
5
common
133
Jan
3
Feb
4
common
5,200
59%
9
200
Llbby McNeil A Libby
14%
•
Jan
2,200
3%
Lincoln
6%
1%
4%
4%
Feb
3
112%
Feb
4V4. Feb
4%
Jan
39
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1
(Un)
111%
Jan
7 %
5
Benguet Consol Mining Co
Jan
7%
4%
28
99 Va
14%
39%
10
300
Jan
11%
50c
110% 111%
3%
University
Marquette Cement Mfg
Bearings Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co
Jan
Jan
11
•
Feb
18
6%
13
(Un)
Co
22%
Jan
12%
3
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton
Bastian-Blessing
42%
Jan
15 V2
700
10
Co
Jan
21%
200
3,600
3
Washer
Avco Mfg Corp
40 y4
500
18
1
(Un)
Sessions
Co
1,200
22%
17%
•
Machine Co
A
42%
22%
18
7>/4
11
4
13 y2
Extension
&
41%
22%
13 V8
7
12%
173
42%
33^30
Laclede Gas Co
76%
7
Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Salle
Jan
63%
53"%
J
Products
(Un)
Corp
Monarch Co
7%
5
5
common
Atchison Topeka A Santa
Athey
176% 181%
10
Refining common
(Un)—
Kropp Forge Co
179%
3,900
3,400
Warrants
A
•
8.75
Light
Light
Copper
24%
50
(Un)
&
1
common
1
25
Armco Steel Corp
Armour A Co
&
100
Develop clas
Ashland Oil
Power
Power
0
(Un)
A Tel Co
Anaconda Copper
30 V2
City
5
A Stand San
American Tobacco
Amurex
54
& Chemical
Alum
12
600
27%
28%
200
Feb
JanFeb
163'
Jan
20% Feb
42% Feb
177a
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54%
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41%
71
78%
Feb
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Feb
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Volume
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Chronicle
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39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Per
Stockyards
Louis Public Service "A"
Louis National
St
Bt
12
5
1.40
Regis Paper Co
Bchenley Industries (Un)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
Serrick Corp class B common
Oil
19'A
150
19
Jan
80 'A
300
19%
Jan
74%
13
Jan
13
81
Jan
100
12
Jan
13
Feb
54%
55%
2,300
50% Jan
54%
Feb
1,100
50%
Jan
56
Feb
24 %
Jan
27%
Jan
18
Jan
19%
Jan
51 %
Jan
53%
54'/4
27%
100
900
27%
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11%
Corp
Corp
10
2%
—
—
Co
Union
Oil
of
Jan
81%
Feb
44%
Jan
49'%
Jan
2,000
106%
Jan
118%
Feb
45
45%
700
42% Jan
45%
Jan
Feb
Alleghany
Firth
Pitt
15%
Jan
43%
Jan
45%
Jan
31 %
Jan
45
Jan
92
6,000
93%
•
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300
23
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23 %
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Jan
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Feb
Jan
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Feb
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
53 %
51%
14%
2,100
44%
Jan
55
40%
2,200
38%
Feb
41
3%
10
3%
3%
5,200
3%
4%
100
25%
Jan
27'%
1.100
18%
Jan
20%
63
63
70
86
83%
86
800
28%
Co
U
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Glass
(F
28
200
28%
,
Yates-American
Jan
Radio
64
Jan
87%
Jan
Abbott
27%
Jan
28%
Feb
59
Feb
Admiral
41
Feb
Air
14
44
14
43%
44%
78
.
80
%
Industries
—
7%
Feb
Alaska
14%
Jan
Alleghany Corp
41%
Jan
44'%
Jan
Allied
Allis-Chalmers
32,000
67%
Jan
81
Jan
1,350
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
29%
293/4
400
27 »/4
Jan
29%
Jan
76%
Jan
92%
75
Jan
92%
400
79 'A
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1,000
5
2.300
26'%
26 %
28%
*
16
16
17
•
21
20%
21'A
23
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Gold
12'A
*
89 %
11
12'A
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*
100
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Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
10
Baldwin
Chemical
&
Dye
89%
13
1
Mfg Co
56
179%
__
—
143A
50
Range
of Prices
Feb
American
Can
Co
176
Jan
28%
Feb
American
Jan
American
Jan
2IV4
Feb
American
Jan
23'%
Feb
American
Jan
52'%
Jan
American
Smelting &
Jan
89'%
Jan
American
Tel
Tobacco
Jan
12%
Feb
American
Viscose
Jan
83%
Feb
American
Woolen
Co
88
Jan
93%
Jan
79
54%
Cyanamid
Factors
Ginibel
'
Potash
Tel
&
Steel
for Week
S
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■*
,
Hamilton Watch
Heciu
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Jan.
1
Avco
Low
Hudson
5.12
pulp
St
130
53
S
Martin
B
&
Mlg
(Glenn
172%
Jan
Feo
Baldwin
450
24%
Jan
2 8'A
Feb
Balttimore
961
34%
Jan
38
Feb
Bandinl
14%
14%
446
12
Jan
14%
Feb
Bankline
Jan
4
Feb
Beckman
4
12%
100
14'A
40%
176
3%
6,918
9%
110'
176
79
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Philco
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3.60%
series
J.60series
Public
Service
$1.40
Reading
Scott
div
Co
Power
A
Feb
Feb
Jan
180
Feb
Bishop
Feb
82
Jan
Blair
Jan
18%
Feb
Boeing
Oil
Co
98%
Jan
30%
Jan
230
23%
Jan
25%
Feb
250
23%
Jan
25 %
Feb
96'% 102%
4.078
92
Jan
3/64 1 15/64
22%
23%
106,724
107
Jan
1 15/64 Feb
20%
Jan
23%
Feb
16%
■
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Jan
20%
Feb
26% Jan
28% Jan
24%
Feb
24%
Feb
5% Jan
7»/a
Jan
Calaveras
California
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Celanese
20% Jan
24'/a
Jan
Eureka
Chance
Vought
16
Jan
17%
Jan
43%
Jan
48%
Feb
Chrysler
Cities
25%
Jan
common
Clorox
49%
Jan
Colorado
Fuel
46%
449
46'A Jan
47%
Jan
Columbia
Gas
395
35
Jan
35%
Feb
39
38'%
39%
4,975
37%
Jan
39%
Feb
Commercial
15%
14%
15%
7,184
11%
Jan
15%
14%
14%
15 %
10,714
12%
Jan
15% Feb
Feb
39
38%
869
21%
2,846
43
43
Jan
19%
Jan
21%. Feb
43
Feb
43%
Jan
43%
Jan
43%
Feb
30%
1,117
28%
Jan
30%
Feb
31'%
215
29%
Jan
31'A
Jan
43%
30
30%
•
36%
Jan
50
43%
30%
55
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•
34%'
34%
34%
151
31%
Jan
35%
Jan
59%
59
60%
1,573
56%
Jan
61%
Jan
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18%
18%
19'A
834
16%
Jan
19'A
Feb
68%
68 %
71
609
67%
Jan
71
Feb
United Corp
2
1
6%
6%
6%
70
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
K Gas Improvement!
Il3%
39%
38'%
39%
953
36%
Jan
39%
Feb
2,293
38%
Jan
40'A
Feb
common
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40
39%
40%
16
16
16
25
14%
Jan
16
Feb
38%
27
36%
Jan
40
Jan
38%
38%
1975
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77%
87'%
78
86%
87%
$9,000
2,100
41%
Jan
3.371
173%
Jan
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66'A
1,771
64%
Feb
43%
45%
596
41%
Jan
77
Jan
81
86%
Feb
89
1,155
22%
24%
Jan
47%
Jan
Jan
181
Feb
69
Jan
45%
Feb
27 %
•
Jan
25%
220
52"%
54'A
2,213
47%
Jan
54'A
Feb
57%
59
2,159
54
Jan
59
Feb
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42
Jan
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31'A Jan
16% Jan
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15%
15%
23%
31 %
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67%
Jan
79%
Jan
16%
1,185
13%
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16%
Feb
129%
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77
126%
Jan
126 Va
39%
39%
342
38%
Jan
39%
Feb
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36c
7,323
34c
Feb
38c
Jan
6%
7'A
4,570
6%
Jan
7'A
Feb
14%
14%
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Jan
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Jan
36%
Jan
39%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
300
3
Jan
10%
100
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
a23% a24 %
105
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
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90
25'/*
Jan
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111
332
101
113% 118%
906
103%
Jan
Jan
109%
118
Jan
Jan
111
Feb
119%
Jan
14
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13%
5%
5%
5%
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76%
79
26,839
1,679
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Jan
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5%
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5%
Jan
5%
Jan
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88
63%
Jan
63 Va
Jan
692
36%
14'A
17
Jan
6
Jan
4% Jan
79
Feb
Feb
38%
Jan
15%
Feb
16%
Jan
15%
Jan
18%
Feb
2%
19%
19%
225
17%
Jan
19%
27%
27'A
190
23%
Jan
27 »A
Feb
29
29%
307
27%
Jan
29 %
Feb
24%
23%
Jan
26'A
Jan
Jan
21
Jan
37 %
Feb
25%
1,218
19%
20
340
18%
15c
15c
15c
100
15c
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15c
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1,263
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35%
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2,348
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23
48%
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Jan
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50
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753
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California
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17
22%
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6%
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24%
23%
78%
Jan
Jan
11%
10
com
6%
67
Jan
75%
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24%
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21
130
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482
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25%
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20
preferred
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9i
25
358
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28
28 %
76%
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15
Jan
27%
Feb
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20
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3
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20
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5
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34
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265
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1 3/64 Feb
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,
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5
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Jan
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Jan
50
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89
6
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Jan
3%
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Jan
32
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9%
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27%
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47 %
29%
Jan
120
10
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Jan
Feb
30%
95
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47%
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25
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Jan
91
29%
31%
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Jan
Feb
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288
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preferred
30'A
255
41'A
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Instruments
14%
79
.
43%
41%
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8%
91
25%
Oil
Jan
176
3
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Jan
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26%
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30%
10
Corp
27%
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43%
6
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50
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Low
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47%
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Jan
40
30
7%
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Feb
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343A
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Philadelphia Transportation Co—
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390
27%
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34
29
10
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7c
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14
23%
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Bendix Aviation
6
35%
10
Pennroad Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Feb
24%
Petroleum
Aircraft
88
80
34%
25
Merck & Co Inc
28 Va
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Canadian
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Jail
of Prices
25
181%
3,898
38
35
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24%
Range
(Un)
(Un)
com
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Corp
2 8'A
66% Jan
15
Navigation
286
10
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37 Vb
2,880
1 11/64 1
-
Jan
28%
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71%
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30
180%
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;,
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32%
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100
56%
38% Jan
10
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1,240
25
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26%
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Lehigh Coal
1
7%
29%
100
13%
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5
common
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128
400
10
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Refining Co
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Co
Ltd
Atlantic
56
10
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Jan
82%
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Fuel Oil Corp
Armour
18%
1
Deposit
Feb
19
Jan
2
63%
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Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
Anglo Calif National Bank
18
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417
74%
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16
2,576
32%
——
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13%
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2,885
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Jan
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28%
20
Feb
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24%
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High
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14'A
50
common
Feb
78%
Inc
(Un)
Amer Bdst-Para Theatres com
Sales
Week's
4
50
_
24%
*
Airlines
5
Campbell Soup Co_
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Delaware Power & Light
3
Feb
81'A
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preferred
Jan
7%
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200
Low
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participating
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28
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10%
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6%
Jan
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88'%
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Sale Price
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27
Jan
common (Un)
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1,400
—
650
80
$2.50 non-cum preferred
Bankers Securities Corp common
Feb
106
Feb
25%
*
19'%
100
5
Common
48%
883
(Un).
211%
600
89
*
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Jan
30'A
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700
10
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43
60c
25
16
2,500
23%
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70
32%
■
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Jan
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87 'A
Friday
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32
28
Corp
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Jan
6
9%
80%
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7%
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Inc
13%
100
500
10
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Jan
19
2
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Jan
STOCKS
&
29%
29%
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Jan
7%
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30O
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American Tel
41
12.50
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American
Jan
4% Jan
10
Jan
81%
1,500
28%
62% Jan
34%
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Jan
37%
24%
65%
•
Jan
53%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith
3%
10
27%
16%
2
Sale Price
31%
200
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125
138
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19
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2,000
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4%
4%
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7%
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(Win)
'
1
American
Woolworth
Wrigley
Feb
5
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
59
10
Public
Jan
4%
10c
vtc
common
Aluminium
Wisconsin
5'A
4%
4%
5
Vanadium
41%
common
Jan
1
Spring & Axle
San Toy Mining
United Engineering & Foundry Co
57 •%
10%
Inc
285a
5
39
Bankshares Corp
Jan
1
Corp
7%
79%
Stores
26%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common—2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass.
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
*
Plymouth Oil Corp
5
57%
•
Wisconsin
275
Natco
40'/a
*
Wieboldt
27 «A x273A
Jan
'
...
Feb
28%
1
,
Jan
24%
1
5
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool new common
35 Va
—
10
(Un)
Co
Jan
*
Jan
20%
28 3A
Van
Walgreen
34
5
ACF
Works
835
•
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Jan
26%
28%
*
Industries
Iron
35 Vb
1
Jan
Feb
Jan
34%
35'/a
Feb
Jan
38%
7'%
10 V*
Feb
53%
40'A
16%
Jan
2.50
Refractories
Rockwell
3,200
Jan
6%
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Renner
1,800
15%
1,760
27
Jan
45
284
7'A
27
Feb
24%
16%
6%
10
Jan
Jan
Feb
16%
16%
8.50
Walker
Lone Star Gas
12
12%
Jan
11
48%
25
1,40
Jan
29
48
Jan
13
44%
Jan
10
—«
Feb
12%
Jan
36%
•
Joy Manufacturing Co
8%
13%
39%
105
11
32
24J/4
12% Jan
99
27%
32
1,300
400
44'/a
—*
(Joseph)
1,800
High
11
41
12
1
Jan;
27 Ve
41
Horne
since
Low
40
—5
Brewing
Harbison
44'/a
*
Range
High
•
Sterling Inc
Fort
Low
Shares
*
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gras Co
13
44 %
U S Steel Corp common
Dorn
Steel
Co
(D L) Co
Columbia Gas System
25
23%
•
(Un),..
Ludlum
Blaw-ivnox
Clark
11%
43 »/2
-1
(Del)
for Week
of Prices
Par
12%
20
Inc
Sale*
Range
Last
Sale Price
25
Corporation
Co
6%
74
1,700
26%
Calif
Air
States
Jan
400
47%
1
Mo
United
5%
x81%
47%
114'/4 117
44^4
.
Carbon Corp
United
Rubber
200
Feb
44%
(Un)
Film
Lines
6
Jan
2%
23%
St Corp—.
Electric
Jan
2
common
Century-Fox
Union
1%
12
2
Corp
&
1,500
•
(The)
Corp
Salle
Jan
5
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Carbide
10%
Jan
1
Co
of
12%
25
Coal
28%
Jan
700
2%
6
27%
Feb
STOCKS
24'A
*
Continental
12
'
80
47%
117
1,200
57%
5
Tool
(Un)
(The)
Truax-Traer
27%
11%
*
25
15
Corp
,
1,300
2
Machine
Edison
56
19%
Transamerica
S
54 %
Jan
1
(Un)
Power Tool
United
Feb
28%
27%
Corp
Sundstrand
U
62%
Feb
57%
California
of
Sunray Oil Corp
La
Jan
26%
19
Service
Studebaker-Packard
So
567/a
950
54%
13
Union
100
27%
19%
11%
208
62'/a
26%
57%
1
20th
....
62 VB
27%
Week's
Jan
80
5
1
Tri
Jan
27
7'a
•
of Indiana
Container
Co
40%
37%
24% Jan
Standard Railway Equipment
Trane
Feb
200
400
Stewart-Warne >
Thor
Feb
38'A
45'A
Toledo
16%
25'A
10
Co
Jan
Friday
Jan
14%
—5
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Texas
60
7,200
38'A
15
5
Corp
Standard Oil N J
Sunbeam
16 '/8
2%
Standard Oil
Stone
Jan
24
Warrants
Standard
15
57%
24%
—*
common
Standard Dredging
a iff*
48
19
1
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
1
Low
58%
38'A
7.50
Vacuum Oil (Un)
South Bend Lathe Works
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co (Un)
Inc
Range since Jan.
*
Bocony
Spiegel
Shares
High
58'A
16
$
11
for Week
1
Oil Co—
Public
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
FEBRUARY
Sales
1
Blgnode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Southwestern
Range
of Prices
Low
*
Bt
Shell
Week's
143/4
358
14
Jan
15
Jan
a33% a33%
15
33%
Jan
35
Feb
5'A
534
200
5
Jan
53B
Jan
47'A
47%
268
44
Jan
48%
Jan
15
15%
375
Jan
15%
Jan
168% 168%
482
Jan
168%
Feb
14
158%
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40
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(780)
.
.
Monday, February
.
14
1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
San Francisco Stock
Exch.
(Cont.)
Friday
week's
Range
■TUl/m.1
for Week
0f prices
Shares
gale prjce
Pa'
Eastern
Air
Eastman
El
Oil
Electrical
Electric
El
Lines
Products
&
Corp
Federated
1
Co
Co
Petroleums
Ltd
Fruehauf
com
Electric Co
General
Foods
Rights
Conv
\
2nd
General
\i
11
Jan
12
Feb
58
273/8
Jan
27%
Jan
Pacific
Corp
3%
Jan 1
ft
Jan
Pepsi
*52%
Jan
Philco
864
77%
Jan
110
Feb
380
52%
Feb
53
Feb
Pullman
50
51 Va
1,475
463A
Jan
51%
Feb
Pure
28
76%
Jan
76%
92%
Jan
473A
Jan
150
353/4
Jan
38
Jan
96% 100%
2,054
1 5/64 1 13/64
20,406
13
Jan
104
1 13/64 Feb
1 5/64 Feb
12%
13
795
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
16
17
240
16
Jan
17
Rayonier
17%
18
275
17%
Jan
18
Feb
34Va
261
33%
Feb
34%
Jan
Inc
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem
Manufacturing Co
35%
Jan
39
Feb
151
21
Jan
21%
Jan
Goodrich
a63% a64%
lis
61%
Jan
61%
Jan
a57a59%
109
51%
Jan
513/4
jan
Richfield
Riverside Cement Co class A
Ryan
Graham-Paige Corp
Great
V
10
Oil
Co class
A
Jan
2%
38%
39%
2,105
36%
Jan
39%
Feb
15
15
15
805
137/B
Jan
15
Hotels
Corp
1
Oil
Co
Homestake
Honolulu
(Un%
•
Oil
(Un)
Feb
44%
Jan
26
Feb
26
Feb
36%
Jan
38%
Jan
30
30
22%
Jan
35%
Jan
2.05
1,675
1.25
Jan
2.40
Jan
3%
4%
1,650
Jan
4%
Jan
a44 a45%
4%
__
*
(Un)
60
30
1.75
12%
Corp
Corp
36%
181
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•
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Natural
Emporium
(Un)
(Un)
Works
Bond
Paso
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Inc
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—
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Yellow
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(Un)
(Un)
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common
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Jan
10
51%
51%
25
572
50 Va
6'/b
818
5%
21
21
51%
6%
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Paper
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5%
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of Prices
preferred
Shares
Argus Corp Ltd
4%%
Range since Jan.
High
Low
Asbestos
1
High
•
27%
29VB
10.660
Jan
29 Va
Jan
25%
26
200
25%
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26%
Jan
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9%
9%
250
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Feb
23
23%
300
23
Feb
231/2
Feb
106
65
105
Feb
100
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
•
106
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for Week
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105
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51%
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20
50
51%
2,075
4,642
26
7%
106
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Jan
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49
Jan
533/4
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69%
Jan
•
77
74%
77%
4% preferred__25
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2nd
preferred
100
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•
26 V,
26%
241
Jan
26%
Jan
107
106%
107
200
106%
Jan
107%
Jan
54 Va
54%
85
53%
Jan
54 Va
Jan
48
48
213
47
Feb
48%
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48
26
77%
Feb
com
preferred
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common
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bathurst Power & Paper Class A
Class B
Bell Telephone
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
British American Bank Note Co
British American Oil common
British Columbia Elec 4% pfd
4%% preferred
4%% preferred
5% preferred
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
•
100
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Range
Par
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Last
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common
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for Week
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since
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1
Jan.
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21%
1,880
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Feb
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61
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1,385
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53
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•
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Bruck Mills Ltd class A
—,
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25
British
46
15
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44
560
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6.70
6.70
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6.70
525
6.40
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8
8
500
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Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada Northern Power Corp
Canada Safeway Ltd 1st pfd
2nd preferred
Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred
Calgary
4
•
Olft Ss A
-
T-
-
-
Feb
106%
153
31%
506
31
Jan
24
25
31%
2,457
23
Jan
25
13
Feb
14
Feb
106
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Canadian
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Cockshutt
Farm
Consol
(B
&
Jan
1,370
2,299
Series
A
21
Jan
4%
23%
22%
Jan
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B
22%
Feb
4%%
25
36
Jan
Bherwin
37
213
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3.10
3.10
50
3.10
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29%
20
36%
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Feb
Jan
Feb
24
Jan
22%
Feb
18%
Jan
Thrift
Jan
Triad
Feb
United
28%
1,112
Jan
Jan
105
Jan
4.75
Jan
18%
Dominion
Corsets
Dominion
Glass
7%
16 y4
460
15
7,442
29
47%
48%
4,225
44%
Jan
>48% Jam.
Jan
100 y«
Feb
16%
Jan
29
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Jan
Wabasso
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Walker
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6
100
11%
15%
4,015
11%
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28 %
29
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26
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53
55
400
43
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13
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Jan
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53
20
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1,875
55
Jan
13%
Jan
30
385
29 %
Jan
30
Jan
•
68
66%
68%
I,005
66%
Feb
69%
common—•
53'A
52%
53%
4,376
50 ya
Jan
55%
Feb
Feb
66c
80c
89,882
66c
Feb
93c
Feb
51%
50
51%
51%
1,140
50
Jan
51%
50
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10
53
Jan
54%
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com—•
46
46
80
45
Feb
48
Jan
28
28 %
262
27
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28%
Feb
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15
27
Jan
27%
Jan
20
20%
3,715
19
Jan
20%
Feb
110
37
Jan
38
Feb
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41
43
Feb
46%
Jan
43%
44%
1,985
41%
Jan
46%
Jan
32
Feb
35
Jan
44%
Ltd
34
33
Feb
Western
Weston
Jan
16%
Jan
4% %
Jan
32%
Feb
preferred
Winnipeg Central Gas
10
325
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
195
26%
Winnipeg
Feb
27%
Jan
Zellers
18
3,660
16%
Jan
18
Jan
16%
17
690
16%
Jan
17
80
45
Jan
48
Jan
9%
9%
50
9%
Feb
9
32
7,155
30%
18%
*
14'A
Jan
15
Jan
12%
225
12 %
Jan
13%
Jan
69 %
1,254
66%
Jan
69 Va
Jan
5.00
200
4.80
Feb
6.05
Feb
62'A
100
58
65
105
17%
Jan
17'/a
470
17%
Jan
5.70
Feb
63
105'A
Jan
Jan
19
Feb
Jan
Jan
46
100
Jan
105 105'A
Leaseholds
(Geo) common
4.35
5«3
67%
69
II,080
4.80
Worts
1,287
5.40
14%
62%
&
34
5.00
12%
Gooderham
27%
38
14%
—
Cotton
9%
Feb
20%
*
*
Corp
Jan
j
12
Jan
44
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53
common
38%
8%
Jan
_
5.25
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17%
9%
Electric
Limited
4%%
5%
pfd
.—100
Canadienne
Jan
Commerce
20
Jan
13
310
13
Jan
13
Jan
21
19
Jan
21
Feb
Imperial
20
17%
33%
Feb
38%
Jan
45%
45%
45%
3,610
43%
Feb
54%
54%
55
491
53 %
Jan
37%
37%
37 %
2,349
36l/2
427/b
41%
39%
Rights
1,175
4,725
Feb
53
10
Jan
13
38
28
Jan
101
10
Jan
20
34
Jan
52'A
25
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Nova Scotia
21
38
2a %
310
102
10
Feb
31
*
Jan
660
52%
102
Banks—
%
33%
19%
6,461
105
28
52%
•
Montreal
20
Jan
27%
52%
common
preferred
32
*
preferred
48 %
38
Stores
26%
—
common
•
Oils
19%
com
Jan
Power
Canada
ol
45%
& Steel
47 %
Co
Co
21
Jan
2,100
32%
2
Foundries
Dominion
3,108
common
Southern Canada
-Steel
31%
Feb
30
5,175
7%
Southam
Jan
Jan
3.00
6,427
39%
Breweries
21
31
*
Seagrams
Bridge
Dominion
53
Voting trust certificates
Simpsons Ltd
3.10
Jan
21
16
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Disinters
50%
100
Canada
of
9%
Feb
-
9%
class A
53
preferred
Williams
17
Co
Jan
preferred
21%
Jan
Class B
Davis Leather
40 %
Rights
21%
31% Feb
22% Jan "
17%
A
3,141
33
76c
Jan
20%
27 'A
Glass
consumers
Corbys class
43%
113
-
30
30
840
Textile
41%
Preferred
500
32%
Smelting
Jan
*970
21
7%
43 %
•
Bhawinigan Water & Potver
9%
39%
•
Bt Lawrence Corp common
16 y4
Mining
Consolidated
'
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Jan
100
Feb
21
•
Coghlin
Jan
30%
4%% preferred
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
21%
4.30
-10
Jan
110
•
JanJ
9%
100
..25
44
5
3,020
•
27%
21%
Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd pfd
13%
60
32%
•
29
3.10
com
Pacific
Feb
Jan
45
all3
common
Jan
21
pfd —20
Warrants
*
Jan
Jan
45
Transport
Paper
Feb
46
Feb
68
Feb
24%
73
23%. Jan
225
31%
Quebec Power
Rolland
3,025
J—i—•
Canada
Jan
21
Oil
105%
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Provincial
2,199
68%
all3
i
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27*
9%
•
.
Feb
High
42%
Jan
34
1
Jan.
32
Price' Bros & Co Ltd common
4%
preferred
4--r
«
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since
1
25
-
18%
A
of
22%
23
25
class
Corp
Range
Low
39 V*
68
*
Company
36
•
& Cellulose
Power
Shares
a24 a24%
100
31%
Locomotive
Canadian
*100 '
13%
Feb
20% Feb
13% Jan
,
a24%
Sales
for Week
High
38
•
common
Jan
•
.—•
preferred
21%
20
Canadian Industries common
Canadian
518
104%
105
;
39
Placer Development
River
Low
•
Products
20%
•
_—
Converters
15
Feb
common
Tubes
31
—25
Canadian Chemical
35
•
26%
31%
mi—
series
Canadian
50
105
27
.
Jan
Feb
31%
25
105
6%
steel
Powell
Jan
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143
105
common
Penmans
Feb
8
105
27 %
_
Celanese
Canadian
Jan
6.70
I,160
105
Canadian Car & Foundry common
46%
Jan
Feb
153
100
Ltd
8
5
Canadian Bronze common
Canners
Page-Hersey
31%
_!•
Breweries
Canadian
Canadian
Ontario
Feb
'
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100
—
Feb
6%
Jan
147%
153
20
10
6
106
a
•
Ogllvie Flour Mills
Feb
6 %
42%
class A
Feb
15%
Jan
6%
44
of Prices
Par
46
'
300:
Range
Sale Price
High
Jan
Week's
Last
1
~
•
Products
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Burrard Dry Dock Co Ltd
Building
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
45
11
Friday
Shares
Jan
45%
Feb
55
Feb
37%
Jan
Jan
Jan
42%
Warrants
Dominion Steel & Coal
17%
260
17%
Feb
•
17%
Jan
17
16%
Royal
Dominion
17%
Stores
4,793
16%
Jan
*
17%
Jan
29%
Toronto-Dominion
29%
29%
200
Dominion
Tar
28%
Feb
•
11%
10%
12%
29,674
10
Jan
12%
75
23
Jan
24
3.95
20,472
3.10
Jan
47
47%
550
46 %
Jan
50
15
15 '/a
1,060
,13%
Jan
15%
Feb
3.95
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
a23% a23 %
4.203
3.60
47%
15
—
427/«
3.95
—
Jan
Red
Ltd
&
Chemical
common
preferred
23%
Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros Ltd
*
7%
*
Pont
of
Sec
Eddy Paper Co class
A
pfd
Corp
Co's
Ltd
29
30%
790
25%
Jan
25%
26
1,118
25
Jan
26
28%
2,008
27%
Feb
29%
98
50
98
Feb
34
25
33
Jan
35
Jan
12%
12%
650
11%
Jan
12%
General
Bakeries
"t-neral
Dynamics
Motors
28%
2.7C5
26%
Jan
28%
6,730
17%
Jan
23%
Jan
1927
Alabastine
•
Canada
Feb
295
10%
Feb
11
10%
101
1.15
Jan
Feb
British Columbia
Feb
Jan
Brown
Jan
102
Jan
Jan
53
Jan
Butterfly
Jan
34%
Feb
Canada
52%
Jan
55%
Jan
Canada Flooring Co
31%
3,517
Malting
Jan
31%
Feb
52
Feb
Class
60%
Feb
Canadian
Dredge <fc Dock Co
Jan
7.80
Jan
Canadian
Gen
40
Jan
Canadian
International
11%
Feb
Packers
class
2.5^2
37%
Jan
8,050
10%
Jan
25%
25.60
391
25%
Jan
25.60
Feb
7%
a7%
350
7
Jan
7%
Jan
49%
Jan
54%
Jan
Canadian
Power
11
Jan
11%
Jan
Canadian
Silk
Feb
5.00
Feb
Canadian
Westinghouse
Jan
62%
Feb
Celtic
Claude
62%
54
4,735
300
5.00
325
59%
4.00
134%
135
45
134%
Jan
135%
Jan
a6 %
35
6%
Jan
6%
88
900
80
alOO
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25
26
742
25
Jan
129
Feb
137
Jan
Feb
88
Jan
a__
—
•
*
Feb
29
Investments
Lang & Sons Ltd (John A)
Laurentide Acceptance class
Preferred
Legare 6% preferred
&
Paper
Products
Knitting
5%
Molson Breweries
lo5
?19
35%
Jan
38
37
37%
175
36
Jan
37%
Jan
28%
29%
1,538
28
Jan
30%
Jan
Crown
200
17
Jan
21
Feb
21
zl
Stand
Jan
Feb
East
1?
12
200
12
Feb
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
70
70
25
68 Va
Jan
71%
Jan
13
2,700
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
25
a„
30
25
10
200
1,530
18
4,500
10
32
29%
9%
a—
Feb
25
Kootenay
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
19
26%
Jan
32
Feb
89
90
35
89
Jan
90
Feb
5 %
9%
19,700
9
Feb
10%
Jdn
34%
33 %
35
2,625
33
36%
36 %
36%
245
23 y4
22
23 %
23%
23%
Jan
36%
Jan
37
Jan
36%
Jan
3,220
20
Jan
23'A
Feb
1,540
23 %
Jan
24
Jan
Sec
Power
Horner
Hendershot
39
Jan
40
Jan
50
34%
Feb
35%
Jail
935
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
30%
30%
115
30
leo
30%
Jan
218
13
Jan
*
14%
16
a95
a95
a96
28
6%
6%
7%
6%
620
*
Inter-State
».
class
Paints
22%
1,135
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
18
18 "A
790
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
Investment
18%
18'/a
265
18 %
18%
Jan
London
Canadian
104% 104%
20
104%
105%
Jan
Lowney
Co
13'A
13%
200
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
27%
28%
28%
1,940
26%
Jan
28%
Feb
a38% a38 'A
87'/a
94
75
87 y8
38%
Jan
Jan
87%
Feb
92 %
2,546
94
80
10
82%
*
*
Jan
94
Feb
37%
Jan
Interprovincial
Maple Lear
STOCK
MONTREAL
TORONTO
CANADIAN
HART
&
Paper
14%
100
14%
Feb
3.60
3.60
400
3.55
Feb
3.60
Jan
a60
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5
58%
Jan
58 Vss
Jan
11%
11%
100
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Power
4%%
PL-9501
6%
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Branch
Phillips
Square
17
Feb
Jan
61
Jan
*
27%
27 Va
28
960
23%
Jan
28V4
16
14%
16 Va
2,335
13 %
Jan
16 Va
Feb
35
34
35
365
33
Feb
38
Jan
1
60
Jan
60
Jan
28%
28%
28%
75
27
Jan
28%
Feb
29%
29%
200
29%
Feb
29 Va
1.80
1.95
6,050
103 109 %
3,041
100
Jan
Feb
1.80
109
50
com
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Feb
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Jan
Jan
a—
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a—
10
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10%
a6%
10%
250
10%
Feb
10%
50
50
115
50
Feb
50
Feb
pfd-20
25
25
25
25
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25
Jan
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Feb
5.00
120
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Jan
130
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72
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a71%
*
com
7%
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a20
*
Co
Jan
5.00
*
Ltd
Ltd
1.80
55
*
Ltd
a60
50
*
com
140
*
10%
14#
25
-
4%
10
131
5.00
9%
Feb
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
140
Feb
com
Co
Ltd
com_
10%
50
5
53
55
,320
9% Jan
48% Jan
56
Feb
•
Paper Co
Ltd
35
35
575
31%
Jan
35
Feb
26%
26%
35
26%
Feb
26%
Feb
a
*
a
11
Jan
13
13
300
13
Feb
13
Feb
31
30
31
220
27 %
Jan
31
Feb
52
52%
260
52
Jan
52%
Jan
•
pfd
3.60
3.60
3.60
100
100
51
51
52
469
51
Jan
52
Jan
50
Ltd
3.60
Jan
3.60
Jan
Canada—
50
66 Va
66 Va
85
66
Jan
67%
Jan
39%
39'/a
110
37
Jan
42 Va
Jan
22
22
loo
19%
Jan
22%
Jan
*
17
17
IOO
16
Feb
17%
Jan
*
all
all
20
11%
Jan
12 Va
Jan
100
140
144
124
*
29
30
80
a21 a21%
90
Quebec Telephone Corp common
St, New York. City, HAnover 2-0575
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•
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C part 2nd preferred
N
5
•
Russell
-
pfd——100
Reitmans
Office:
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of
Jan
Jan
Jan
54%
25
1st
Crush
68
61'A
16
Light & Pow Co Ltd—10
Quebec Power Co Ltd—
Corp
Jan
125
pfd
f
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Orange
25
553
Ltd
Co
Jan
Feb
•
Paper
Ontario
Grocers
Northern
St. West, Montreal
Telephone
Co
Feb
17
10
Pow
95c
59
A
Ltd
Feb
Feb
17
w
Co
92
64
Newfoundland
EXCHANGE
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
230 Notre Dame
&
&
red
National
EXCHANGE
&
11 Va
Jan
25
2,141
Feb
95c
65
66%
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90
204
25
Feb
Co Ltd. •
Investment
Corporation
4%
14%
Feb
58%
Corp
(Walter
Milling
Mersey
Moore
Jan
7lA
65
preferred
Minnesota
Jan
70
57%
59
Ltd
Ltd
class
Distilleries
6%
Mexican
SAVARD
Ltd
Power
Melchers
10
Jan
320
14%
•
class A
Foundation
MacLaren
Jan
Jan
1,160
*
*
(Can) Ltd 6%
Utilities Ltd
22%
5
6
625
8%
61 Va
5
_—_—
18V4
*
Feb
Jan
*
com
class A
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Royalty
—
22%
Jan
7V2
*
B
•
Securities
*
Feb
Feb
8
7%
8%
1
*
*
16
a—
6%
59%
— —
61 Va
Products
(Frank
Hydro-Electric
Internat.
825
*
14%
*
Corp
Paper
Ltd
B
—
Ltd—*
preferred
Class
Jan
39
20
Feb
9%
Feb
17%
class
7%
Motor Co of Can
89
31
Power
Ford
9%
5
34%
Manufacturing Ltd
Foreign
116
39
preferred
Fleet
Feb
Jan
■17%
Federal Grain Co class A
13
•
60
*
Oilcloth & Linoleum
22%
48
*
diviudco
al5
105
34%
Magnesium Ltd
Jan
Jan
:—*
William
Feb
al5
A
Dominion
21%
44
*
®2
22%
Ltd
Dominion
200
*
Tpoiq
Jan
—1
Corp
Engineering Works
450
pfd-
-
Jan
21 %
375
39
Zellerbach
100
Local
4%
1,050
17%
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Ltd
(R L)_
48
19
MEMBERS:
25
22%
*
22%
18%
,
116
: a4.00
Trust
Sec
48
*
Montreal Locomotive
Mrrcrftn ff Co common
4% 7r preferred
National Drug
Chemical pfd
National Steel Car
Corp
Niagara Wire
Weaving
VnT"r>da Mines Ltd
Northwest Util
112
22%
22%
1
21%
25
—
a4.00
pfd—
48
a21% a21%
Feb
1
Preferred
$1.40
a—
34%
Inv
Advert
21%
10
B
Feb
Crain
*28%
25
A
16%
Ltd
Co
Enterprises Ltd
Consolidated Div
*
class
Jan
—
100
red
132
20
Oil
14%
Ltd——
Co
Gen
Neon
Combined
?"%
*
McColl Frontenac
Mitchell (J S)
Mitchell (Robt)
8,69o
Preferred
129
25
Massey-HarTis-Ferguson
16 Va
6%
Feb
Ltd——*
class
•
Lower St Lawrence Power
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Mailman Corp Ltd
5% pfd
15Va
*
*
Ltd
16
100
*
A
Jan
G%
a—
*
Inv
*
common
14
preferred
37%
*
(John)
Feb
common
5%
37%
25
Woods
13%
A
Dominion
Limited
75
B
Ltd
—
Jan
50
13%
Canadian Marconi Company
Feb
8T 'H
88
55
100
—*
11%
.
Jamaica Public Ser Ltd
UEBF.r
Ltd
38%
11%
Feb
Jan
...*
Jan
->8
53
11
6%
*
Jan
11%
4.25
Jan
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1
30
11%
11%
Feb
6%
•
50 %
225
5.00
12
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Ltd
Co
a7.80
53%
11
5
40%
a—
13%
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a7.75
a
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Jan
al~7
Ltd
356
7.25
36%
a—
1
52
Caxada
35
10%
8,735
9 %
1
High
13%
Sugar.
4,869
7,709
5
Co
Dominion
52
•
Lines
Hosiery
&
60%
25%
*
Jan.
class A_*
Ltd
preferred
1st
conv
Canada
30
al3
a
1,650
12
11%
since
T.nw
40
38%
a9%
common
52%
62 %
common--5
Company
29%
275
11%
Range
High
*
35
55%
39%
common
Packers
4,320
$5
Shares
100
B
34%
*
Ltd
Preferred
Interprovincial Pipe
Class
for Week
100
52%
54%
•
Sales
Range
Low
5
.
7%
59
7.50
common
International Petroleum Co
International Power
International Utilities Corp
Class
15
111
Jan
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Belding-Corticelli Ltd com—
32
100
national Paper
$4.00 preferred
Bros
10%
101% 101%
$5.00 preferred
Lewis
8%
1.10
73
Week's
Par
preferied
Belgium Stores Ltd
a6%
Preferred
the
7% Jan
3,859
Feb
Feb
Jan
Funds
of Prices
Sale Price
a7.80
•
In"
of
28%
5,000
a7%
common
Feb
Last
52
25
Feb
48
Friday
5" %
common-5
preferred
Canada
200
27%
112
111
*
of
7%
Jan
1.15
31%
*
preferred
Labatt
Jan
25
1.10
55%
Tndustrial Acceptance Corp common—•
Inglis (John)
*
International Bronze Powders com—*
Lake
Jan
111
50
:
54%
Feb
Canadian
52%
-1
Nickel of
27
13
34%'
*
Husky Oil
6%
2,520
92%
50
—*
Howard Smith Paper common
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
4%
8,855
28%
alll
110
10%
101%
100
Co Ltd
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
27%
28
7%
•
common
pfd inc
&
26
alll
28
1.15
Great Lakes Paper
Intl
26%
alll
3
Jan
43
STOCKS
Jan
23
—*
Goodyear Tire 4%
Lime
28
21%
rights
50
560
Jan
28
•
Ltd—
General Steel Wares
5 %%
preferred
100
Jan
2?%
*
2,681
48
Feb
12%
100
54%
44%
Jan
31
*
common.
54
47
Canadian Stock Exchange
Feb
27%
1
common
preferred
Gypsum
Feb
34
1
GaMneau Power
General
8%
28
20
Players Canadian Corp
Foundation Co of Canada common
5%
7% Jan
29
*
com
Famous
Fraser
5,032
98
Canada
Preferred
Electrolux
8
54%
10
Jan
26
Dow Brewery Ltd—
Du
7%
30%
10
Bank
(Canada)
Industries
Ltd
com
Ltd
Sangamo
Co
Ltd
Southern
Canada
Standard
Paving
gupertest
Petroleum
Power
&
6%
Materials
Ltd
pfd
Ltd
*
22
140
Feb
145
Jan
26 Va
Jan
30
Feb
20
Jan
20 Va
Jan
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STOCKS
Friday
Tooke
Bros
Traders
5%
red
Gas
United
Amusement class
United
Distillers
Waterman
Westeel
of
(L E)
Western
Woods
•
Ltd
5
Ltd
Hotel
Ltd
448
41%
Jan
46 "A
46 V2
230
45
Jan
46%
Feb
United Asbestos
36
920
30'A
Jan
36%
Jan
United
45%
0
*
115
50
15
200
Shares
High
Low
44%
Jan
44
Jan
46%
Jan
11%
Feb
11%
Feb
Ltd
Mines
Uddlen
13c
13c
1,000
6.00
500
10c
High
Jan
13c
Jan
Corp Ltd---
1
5.90
5.90
Montauban Mines Ltd
1
32c
31c
33c
7,000
30c
Jan
40c
22
23%
1,200
21'A
Jan
23%
Ventures
Ltd
ViolaMac
Mines
15
Jan
15
Jan
3,540
12%
Feb
13
Jan
22%
275
22%
Jan
22%
Feb
1.90
23 Vz
23 Vz
161
23
Jan
23%' Jan
Wendell Mineral Products
30%
25
28
Jan
30%
Feb
Western Tungsten Copper
35
125
35
Feb
35
Feb
168,800
Jan
1.85
Feb
69c
Jan
6.50
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.15 Jan
1-60 Feb
25
12
Jan
26c 29'Ac
38,900
24c
Jan
56c
14,300
4'Ac
Jan
b,000
10c
6'Ac Jan
Jan
19c
2'Ac
2,000
2'Ac Jan
2.50
1,000
26c
5c
5c
6c
16c
16c
18c
2'Ac
2'Ac
2.50
2.50
5.20
Mines Ltd—1
1
Mines Ltd
Hargreaves
600
1.16
4.80
al2% al2%
—-—
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5.00
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Westville Mines Ltd
1.91
91c
1.07
*
Pyrite & Copper Corp.
Wright
'
1
Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp—
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd—
Weedon
•
*
12%
__
for Week
Low
Jan
35
__
Co
43
1.25
30%
*
Manufacturing
Jail
12%
—
14
Sales
Range
Par
22 Vz
__
Ltd
1
1.25
'15
12y2
Monday, February
High
50
all% all Mi
*
•
Breweries
Low
al.25
45 %
__
Ltd
Canada
Windsor
•
Pen Co Ltd
Products
36
.
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range since Jan.
34%
■.
•
B
Canada
Shares
High
42 'A
42'A
40
Pipe Line
Canada Ltd
of
Range
Week'a
Friday
STOCK9
al.25
•
Oil
11
ENDED FEBRUARY
for Week
D{ prices
Low
*
.
Corp class A
preferred
Mountain
Union
pfd
finance
red
Trans
Ltd
L»st
j
FOR WEEK
Sales
Week's
gaje pr|ce
Par
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
k
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
and Financial Chronicle
2.50
Feb
12'A Jan
Jan
Jan
3c
Jan
2.50 Feb
Mining Stocks—
Acadia
Uranium
Aconic
Algom
Alta
Mines
Mining
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
4.00
1
Ltd
12c
1,000
3.75
4.00
12,785
3.75
17
350
14'A
Jan
17
Feb
9Vzc
500
9c
Jan
11c
Jan
17c
Feb
32c
Feb
I6V2
__
1
Mines
12c
__
1
Ltd
Aiheranium
OH
1
Co
9V2c
__
1
26%c
24c
32c
70,750
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
•
3.60
3.10
3.60
17,664
Arno
*
2c
2c
2c
600
1
8'Ac
7%c
8V2C
11,000
Mines
Arnora
Ltd_-_„
Sulphur Mining Corp
Ascot
Metals Corp Ltd
1
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron
1
Barvallee
Baska
Mines
Ltd
Uranium
Beatrice
Red
Lake
Beaucage Mines
Ltd
Gold
Boreal
Rare
Metals Ltd
Bouscadillac Gold
Bouzan
Gold
4'Ac
1
Mining Corp
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Belle
67c
Ltd___l
Ltd
Bellechasse
Mines
Mines
65c
1*
•
Ltd
15%c
2.65
1
Ltd
3.05
Feb
3.60
Jan
Jan
2c
Jan
7'Ac Feb
11c
Jan
2c
3,000
43c
Feb
54c
Jan
30'Ac40'Ac
38,700
15c
Jan
45c
Feb
6'Ac
500
4c
Jan
17c
Jan
55c
67c
45,000
42c
Jan
83c
Jan
16c
4'Ac
4'Ac
1,000
4'Ac
Feb
7c
Feb
3.75
__
1
vtc
Feb
3.95
300
3.65
Jan
3.95
Feb
65c
65c
2,000
12c 15%c
78,000
2.62
2.70
13c 17%c
11,650
139,400
Stocks—
Feb
4.00
6'/2c
__
1
Mines
12c
Jan
43c 43 'Ac
36c
1
Mines
Feb
12c
60c
Jan
85c
7c
Jan
18c
2.60
2.95
Jan
12'Ac Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
17 %c
Feb
1
4'/2c
4c
4'/zC
11,000
2%c
Jan
5c
Jan
1
33c
33c
40c
17,000
25c
Jan
50c
6.90
6.75
6.95
Consolidated
Cordasun
Consolidated
Peak
Del
Oil
Federated
Uranium
Campbell
Mines
Chibougamau
Canadian
Collieries
Mines
Ltd
(Dunsmuir)
Ltd—*
2,400
4.20
Jan
7.00
9.20
9.25
Carnegie Mines Ltd
«
25c
25c
28c
6,000
22c
Jan
32c
Jan
1
3c
3c
3c
10,000
2c
Jan
3c
Feb
Corporation Limited.*
Mining Co Ltd
•
8.45
8.25
Cassiar
Celta
Asbestos
Dev
&
Chemical
Gold
Mines
Central
Consolidated
Denison
Consolidated
Rochette
Cortez
Explorations
Coulee
Lead
Mines
Cournor
&
Mining
Mines
Dominion
East
Eastern
Fab
Jan
3.50
3.70
900
4.25
Jan
94c
4,200
18c
4,500
8c
31,200
3.25
37,900
2.10
9'Ac
94,100
7'Ac
Feb
23c
Jan
Jan
9c
Feb
3.35
Jan
9'Ac
Feb
Jan
3c
2%c
3c
17,500
2'Ac
Feb
3'Ac
Jan
1
Ltd
92c
85c
95c
19,700
40c
Jan
1.05
Jan
Jan
17%c
Jan
Feb
17'A
Jan
1
12c
2,000
16%
595
1
18'Ac
16c
19c
5,000
1
Ltd
12c
16%
5.25
5.10
5.25
6,900
1
Ltd
82c
72 c
82 c
21,500
1
2.40
2.25
2.40
1,300
39c
38c
40c
34,500
•
24%
24'A
25
1,125
1
2.20
2.18
2.20
1,700
Frobisher
•
4.25
Limited
Mines
Jan
2.67
Feb
94c
Feb
8'Ac
1
Giant
Feb
4%C
3.00
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Geco
8.50
Jan
16c
9'/zC
•
Mines
3.50
1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
85c
___l
Asbestos Mines Ltd
Metal
Feb
9c
7c
Metals Corp Ltd
Smelting & Refining
Eastern
14c
Jan
16c
Ltd
Sullivan
Jan
7c
1
Mines
Co
6.00
7'Ac
5,500
8c
Ltd
Zinc
9,100
24,500
17c
Ltd
Jan
8c
Ltd—_1
Ltd
Mines
9.50
85c
3.50
1
Mines
Jan
8.50
1
Cadillac
8.90
8c
50c
Ltd
800
9c 12'Ac
9c
1
Corp
Explorers Ltd
Citra-Lartic
Dome
Ltd
Research
Chibougamau
Consol
Mines
9c
16
16c
Jan
5.00
72c
19c
Jan
Feb
2.25
Jan
5.65
Gold
2.64
38c
Jan
46c
Jan
25
1.85
Jan
2.45
4.25
4.30
400
Feb
4.60
11%
500
10%
Jan
11%
7.00
400
7.00
Feb
7.70
39c
1,000
4,500
17c
Jan
25c
Jan
Jan
Mines
Metals
Ltd—*
Ltd
15%
Warrants
Hudson-Rand
Gold
Mines
Ltd
60c
63,300
52c
Feb
78c
16
3,870
10
Jan
a7.75
40
a__
56c
500
17
17'A
I,550
5%c
5%c
500
17'A
1
2.15
2.10
2.15
4,400
1
41c
41c
48c
18,700
Ltd
1
8c
1
28c
Mines
Mines
Ltd
voting trust
Jan
16
Mines
Uranium
Jardun
53c
56c
1
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Iso
45c
15'A
53c
1
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd__l
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
5
Jaculet
35'Ac Feb
a7.75
Mines
Oil 1 Co
New
Bristol
Oils
New
British
1
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Feb
a__
34c
Jan
15%
3c
66c
Jan
17'A
1.85
1
Jan
2.35
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%c
Feb
38c
Jan
Jan
54c
Jan
8c 10'Ac
8,738
7c
Jan
11c
Jan
29c
16,350
27c
Jan
36C
Jan
27 %c
Labrador
Mining &
Lafayette
Asbestos
Lake
Dufault
Lavalie
Explor
Mines
10%
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
&
Merrill
Feb
7c
Jan
Pacific
Pan
Jan
9.10
Jan
10%
Feb
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
1.02
Jan
10c
II,500
1.28
950
Westburne
1.28
Feb
100
21c
2,500
3.25
16c
Jan
Jan
4.60
27c
Jan
Jan
1
3c
3c
3c
1
1
•
Lake
Mines
71%
72
50
60c 69'Ac
39,100
63c
75c
16,500
17%
18'A
600
8,000
2.20
4%%
Ltd
Class
31c
—
80c
Acme
AJax
Algom
Ltd
Cons
Mines
Tiblemont
Tobrlt
Trebor
Silver
Mines
for
Ltd
3'Ac Jan
Jan
4.10
Jan
4.85
Feb
2.48
2.23
2.55
3,900
1.30
Jan
2.94
Feb
59c
48c
60c
22,000
70,934
Jan
60c
Jan
77c
77c
70c
77c
1.25
1.25
1.25
500
1.12
Jan
75c
72c
75c
9,800
67'Ac
Jan
Shares
Low
27'A
29'A
18,510
26
25%
26'A
9'A
9
9%
since
Range
High
28'A
29%
Feb
1,579
25'A
Jan'-
26%
Jan
1,270
8%
9%
Feb
Jan
23
23
23'A
I,030
22 %
Jan
106
106
106
10
105'A
Jan
12c
12c
12c
12,705
11c
Jan
16c
18c
6,800
15c
Jan
19c
Mines
Ltd
70c
75c
13,900
60c
Jan
83c
Jan
60c
57c
60c
10,050
57c
Feb
70c
Jan
90c
1.00
20,885
90c
Feb
27c
33c
10,900
25c
Jan
1.75
i.eo
1.85
11,300
1.60
1.50
1.50
200
1.50
44c
47c
7,800
28c
Jan
50c
15c
17c
71,335
12c
Jan
17c
Feb
Jan
73c
__
Jan
1.65
Jan
1,420
76%
74
78
7,371
49'A
69Vz
Jan
•
Jan
78
Canada
of
2nd
pfd__ 100
106%
325
106'A
Feb
107%
Feb
14c
Jan
16c
Jan
1
Petroleums
Ltd
106'A 107%
15C
15c
15c
3,500
1.75
•
1.80
1.97
159,940
50c
1.10
1.05
1.18
7,800
5
A
7.75
7.75
8.00
1.15
98c
•
Mines
4
__
5.20
Jan
2.00
Feb
1,30
Jan
Feb
8.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
600
21%
Jan
5c
29,900
3%c
Jan
5c
16'Ac
20c
76,240
16 %c
Feb
22c
85c
95c
250
85c
Jan
57c
64c
14,000
45c
Jan
20%
23
5C
4c
18c
•
100
Gold
__
__
21'A
Jan
5.35
1
common
19
50c
•
Preferred
Feb
15'Ac
22%
*
Feb
Jan
Feb
23
1
3.60
8'Ac
Feb
8c
*
Ltd
16
22
4,510
108 108'A
170
15'Ac 17'Ac
__
20%
108
Feb
Jan
23%
Corp
Hardware
17c
41,050
14c
Jan
19c
12'Ac
15c
8,200
12c
Jan
15c
43c
46c
75,300
43c
Feb
1
class
43c
10
B
15
8'Ac
9%c
1.51
Jan
41.000
7%c
Jan
Aumacho
1
19c
18c 19'Ac
12'Ac
6,400
14'Ac
12 'Ac 14 %c
16c
1
17c
21,000
2,500
1
6.25
6.15
6.25
525
9c
9c
9'Ac
8,000
10c
3.50
15c
2.35
16c
6.00
8c
Jan
Atlas
4c
1
4c
6.85
7.15
2,600
21c
32c
65,800
1,000
4c
5.90
21c
Steels
Mines
River
Jan
Aumaque
1
Jan
4.25
Jan
Aunor
1
Jan
18c
Jan
Auto
Feb
Avillabona
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.50
19c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Gold
Electric
common
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
4c
Feb
Feb
50c
Jan
1.45
1.55
59,609
1.10
1.74
Jan
14%
Jan
8c
Jan
1.24
500
1.20
Jan
1.53
16c
Jan
143,000
11 %c
Jan
2.20
3,975
2.10
Jan
9'A
400
9%
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
Feb
19c
Jan
12c
12c 12'Ac
13c
19,500
9c
Jan
13%c
4c
4c
4c
500
3c
Jan
3'Ac
22%
150
20'A
Jan
23Vz
1.17
32,200
1.08
Feb
1.17
1.05
Nova
Scotia
Jan
1.52
Montreal
Feb
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
1.08
of
2.20
Feb
__
1.11
ll'Ac
82c
1.34
6c
Jan
Jan
Jan
12c
class A
17,390
14c
13c
14c
19,500
13c
8.90
8.10
8.90
20,072
6.75
Jan
9.00
2.47
2.25
2.70
49,902
2.05
Jan
2.78
7c
7%c
10,000
6c
Jan
2,549
44%
Jan
46
Feb
1,366
53
Jan
55
Jan
1
10
45%
45'A
46
10
55
54'A
55
Gairdner
40 Wall
Jan
7c
7c
5.00
5.10
2,900
40c
42c
6,150
40c
*
29c
29c
29c
1,000
26c
Jan
34c
Jan
18c
18c
21c
9,600
16c
Jan
21c
Jan
9%c
9c
9%c
8.000
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
8.05
7.80
8.10
2,500
Jan
8.25
Jan
5.30
5.50
4,700
7%c
7'Ac
1,000
5.35
7%c
15 %c
1
6c
1
13'Ac 15 %c
8'Ac
5c
7.25
5.15
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
7c
Feb
5.15
Jan
42c
Feb
6.15
8c
9'Ac
Jan
13,100
Jan
17%c
Jan
50,009
4'Ac
Feb
8'Ac
Feb
1.35
Feb
1.45
Jan
1.39
2,500
11c
lie
3,300
7c
10c
Jan
14c
Feb
&
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitenall 4-1656
Canadian Affiliate;
Gairdner & Company Limited
Members:
CANADIAN
Jan
Jan
10%c
1.38
__
6c
4.75
Jan
1
Jan
42c
Jan
12c
Jan
22%
Oils
of
17c
Jan
12c
Bank
ll'Ac Jan
26c
Jan
Jan
1.24
12c
Bank
Feb
15
50c
Bagamac Mines
Jan
7.15
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
Bankfield
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.11
Jan
6.75
12c
5.10
1
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
91/2
__
•
Ltd
14 %
Jan
Feb
54'Ac Jan
Jan
8%c
I
45
80c
116
12'Ac
1
I
Ltd
1.25
1
Aubelle
•
Ltd
23
1
Metals
Jan
Jan
Jan
8c
*
1
Co
5c
Feb
Jan
1.35
12%c Feb
Feb
53%
Corp
Ascot
Jan
Jan
Jan
51
Porcupine
Ashdown
Jan
1.95
50'A
Mines
Feb
38c
50%
—
class
Corp
1.23
'* I5%c
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
Larder
Anthes-Imperial
Argus
Feb
Jan
93c
Jan
Jan
2 3'A
106
13c
4.90
Aquarius
High
Jan
40'Ac
Apex
1
Jan.
Low
26
10,000
Jan
1.13
for Week
6%c
100
Feb
Jan
Sale*
Range
64,483
24c
21c
Week'*
of Prices
16,282
6'Ac
Jan
Feb
1.25
75c
Exchange
14
1.25
Jan
Funds
400
1,000
Jan
62c
48c
Feb
1
Ltd
15c
28c
5.20
Feb
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
9c
4,400
8c 10'Ac
Area
_1
Ltd
Ltd
tnotrio'p*
11,900
42c
Jan
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
12c
4.85
3,500
1.36
Jan
11c
2,535
1
(1944)
1.65
4.75
__
5.00
2.41
1
Ltd
Ltd
Fields
Jan
15
•
Mines Ltd
Gold
Jan
1.40
7'Ac
3.000
Lake
Jan
32c
14'A
27,400
Turin
12'A
7C
12c
Sullivan
3,250
3c
Feb
Jan
14 %
11c
Tache
1.55
Jan
Jan
14'A
1
Iron
1.45
3c
10%
32c
7'Ac
Royran
Rock
500
Jan
14'A
500
Steep
1,700
Feb
Feb
1
5,650
Corp
2,000
32c
1.55
3.00
34c
•
83c
Mines
3c
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Atlin-Ruffner
1.52
Gold
—_.
1
Armistice
83c
Mining
Consol
Mines
Arjon
1.47
Steeloy
Co
Rouyn
Feb
1
Standard
3c
11
32c
11%
1.15
2.29
2,600
Jan
12%c 12'Ac
Feb
29c
II,570
17c
1
Mines
3,500
18%
39c
Rix-Aathabasca Uranium Mines
Stadacona
2,200
34c
Jan
Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
27,200
1.55
3.00
33c
18
Anglo
Feb
33c
1.39
2.70
1.48
.
•
Ankeno
Feb
Jan
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Feb
80c
Jan
8.75
3.00
Jan
18.100
1.63
Feb
1,515
1.21
89c
Feb
8.65
58,815
18%
80c
1.45
600
7c
Jan
Feb
9,600
3.60
Feb
Jan
1.49
8.75
3.10
60c
25c
Jan
1.45
8.65
Jan
1.53
Mines
__
6c
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Nickel Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd —1
Mines
1.48
1
6'Ac
16%
21c
8.60
7C
Jan
500
Feb
3,50
Jail
2,500
7.80
l
72%
21c
100
•
70c
21c
7.80
Petroleums
Anchor
Jan
Jan
3.75
7.30
Jan
2.05
Feb
Feb
—*
Amalgamated
46c
Feb
3.25
•
com
Ltd
Aluminum
68
3c
1,500
77c
Quebec
Gold
Jan
8,000
Jan
22c
Ltd
15c
14c
Jan
1
Ltd
Jan
3.50
51c
Mines
Ltd
Jan
33c
14c
3'Ac
Preston
Mines
Feb
4.25
*
Steel
31c 33'Ac
1
Ltd
1.70 Jan
51c
3.25
12'Ac
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd-1
Silver
Jan
1,000
1
Sherritt-Gordon
Jan
1,500
Porcupine Prime Mines
Roy
Jan
7.80
__
—
*
Uranium
Banff
Siscoe
14c
Feb
Jan
30,000
•
Dredging Ltd
Fields
19c
__
Pacific
Feb
3.50
Gold
7,400
3.75
Jan
15c
30c
Alberta
17c
3.20
Mines
28c
trust
5%c
3.45
Rayrock
25c
1.25
36c
Feb
35c
1
Knife
Petroleums
Distillers
17c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Uranium
27c
Warrants
100
100
Radiore
100
•
Yellow
500
8,100
Quemont
Oil
&
Albermont
200
18c
Dome
700
Jan
Feb
1
Petroleums
Akaitcho
17c
12c
East
15c
•
Gas
17c
4.10
Mines
27c
1,000
52c
—
4'Ac
__1
Goldfields
6,500
15c
100
A
6'Ac
16c
Gold
34c
5'Ac
Ltd
Uranium
2.05
•
common
Preferred
6c
12c
Cons
Jan
35,700
•
Acadia-Uranium
17c
>
4.10
Orchan
1.60
25
Paper common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
1,000
17c
Perchcourt
300
51c
Mining Corp Ltd
(1945)
&
Power
2.30
1
Normetal
2.05
4 %C
1
50c
Thurbois Mines Ltd
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Nocana
5.40 Feb
1
Ltd
New
Obalski
Jan
1
Ltd_
Mines
Mines
4.80
49c
Par
-
Abltibl
17c
6c
1
New
Santiago
2.22
1
1
1
Ryan
3,400
Last
Lead
3.90
20c
Feb
Ltd
Feb
5.40
Friday
Anacon
3.45
20c
Feb
Oils
2.15
Sale Price
Leduc
1.50
&
Jan
*
Nepheline
1.05
Coal
1.86
1.60
STOCKS
Oil
Jan
New Marlon Gold Mines Ltd
Pacific
Feb
600
4.00
Canadian
American
Jan
Ltd
7.30
Toronto Stock
American
41c
Mines
Jan
1
Amurex
Feb
80c
Harricana
Feb
6.50
40c
1
Limited
Co
6'Ac Jan
14,300
New
Jan
10c
—*
Oil
8'Ac
13,500
Ltd
6.45 Jan
60c
1.55
*
United Oils Ltd
Jan
1.50
Ltd
Ltd
Trl-Tor Oils Ltd
Jan
1.25
Ltd
Jan
Feb
4.00
1
6c
1.35
Mines
5.65 Feb
Jan
15c
1
Oil
Petrol-Chemical
Trlcan
5 'Ac
1
Mines
15% Jan
33c
12c
100
1.05
Mines
8jC
2.05
*
500
80 >4 c
Formaque
5.05
1
Arcan
Alger
2.15
5.40
*
1
6c
63e
Goldvue
2.15
Eeo.
Feb
40c
Ltd
8'Ac
85c
New
2.15
Feb
67c
14%
4.00
Ltd.
Oils
7c
18'A
New
—
Ltd
Dominion
6c
8'/zC
1
Ltd
3,500
*
1
Aluminium
9'Ac
1,550
•
Mines
7.30
Quebec Oils Development
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry
Oils Ltd
Feb
2,000
1
Uranium
7.20
1.50
14c
12c
10%
Ltd
LaBine
7.29
1
Algom a
Mines
Ltd
10c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Jan
72
Ltd
41c
62
1
Petroleums
Western
16%
69 'Ac
Mines
Nesbitt
Pato
Jan
Feb
1
Uranium
New
4c
16
13Vzc
5
Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
New
Jan
Ltd
Mining
New
7%c
Mining
Island
2,000
10c
*
„
Ltd_„
Mines Ltd
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
Voting
9.90
9c
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Monpas
•200
i
1
Meta
83,200
16
1.25
1
Goldfields
5c
1
•
Louvicourt
4c
1
Ltd
Mines
21,500
12C
Ltd—1
Lorado
Uranium
13c
16
1
Co
Ltd
Mines
Mines
4'/2c
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
11c
1
Ltd
Mines
Kontiki Lead Zinc Mines Ltd
•
13c
1
Kerr-Addison
Gold
18,669
54c
10c
1
—
Oils &
Norpax
Alberta
Kayrand Min & Devel Co Ltd
Ltd
Oil1 Corp_
Petroleums
Jasper
Merrill
Jan
4.20
20c
Uranium
6.30
54c
Feb
7.00
39c
Gold
Home
Jan
11%
17 %c
Por
5.65
10c
Jan
•
Qui
1,950
6.25
Jan
•
Gunner
Ltd
Oils
Jan
22
Graham-Bousquet Gold Mines
Ltd
40,000
Jan
Jan
8.95
Jan
Grandines
Mines
72c
15'A
*
Sweet Grass Oils Ltd
Jan
•
Mines
67c
14%
5.35
48c
Jan
95c
Feb
1
Ltd
Yellowknife
69 c
15'A
Jan
Jan
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines
Centremaque
Feb
Jan
7.15
1
*
Great
Ltd
5.00
37c
1
Ltd
& Minerals Inc
Petroleums Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Gateway
Calumet
Ltd
Oils Ltd
Producers
Rio
Empire
8,057
*
*
2
*
*
*
1
—1
*
—
Oils
76,900
8.95
Jan
1
Explorers Ltd
Central Leduc Oils Ltd—
45c
8.15
25c
*
*
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
Calvan Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd
Canadian Anaconda Oils Ltd—
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co_:
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Central
42c
1
Petroleums Ltd
Calalta
3.800
45c
8.85
*
class A
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas
5.'20
1
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd—
Ltd
Antone Petroleums
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Jan
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181
Volume
43
(783)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Traction
Barcelona
*
Mines
Barvue Mines
Barnat
1
7%
211
74,225
1
1.40
1.48
20,835
39c
39c
44c
•
I,280
2.40
2.33
2.48
Ltd
Mining
Baska Uranium Mines
Bata
Peiroieums Ltd—
Bathurst Mining
Bathurst Power class
Beattie-Duquesne
1.40
62c
47c
62c
•
67c
53c
68c
Jan
19c
85c
25,900
Jan
16c
Jan
1.05
20c
Jan
17,600
70c
•\
Jan
Jan
bCheskirk
75
3,580
8
965
7%
Jan
3.65
4.00
8%
Jan
7,075
3.50
Chimo
Jan
4.00
Jan
54c
37c
7,772
39c
46,950
25c
Jan
60c
Jan
1.80
1.70
1.80
14,650
225
5
Feb
15
15
285
15
Jan
3.55
3.40
3.75
51,390
1
10c
3.00
19c
Jan
Chesterville
37c
Jan
5 %c
5%c
5%c
*
Chibougamau Exolor
73,000
Mines
lie
10 Vic
__
79c
Jan
48c
Chrysler Corp
Jan
Citra-Lartic
Jan
3.40
11c
Feb
31c
Jan
Jan
22c
Jan
Coin
10c
10,500
7%c
24c
29c
15,200
17c 19 Vic
43,300
Jan
12c
Jan
Coldstream
6c
Jan
8%c
Feb
21c
Feb
31 %c
Jan
24c
Jan
15VaC Jan
Conduits
Jan
8c
Jan
9c
20,500
II,666
6c
8c
8c
Confederation
Feb
11c
2.75
Jan
2.65
2.75
5,650
2.65
Feb
3.00
Jan
1.20
1.10
1.20
900
1.10
Jan
1.36
Jan
Brazilian
Brewis
Traction
Red
Being
each
Lake
eight
Ltd
•
Co
Brilund
Mines
one
17/a
8 Va
16,997
1
4%%
Columbia
Columbia
Telephone
Jan
3.85
Jan
28
Feb
29%
Jan
155
92
Jan
95%
Jan
52
51%
52
685
50
Jan
52
Rights
Consolidated Gillies
Lake
Jan
Consolidated
105
Reef
Mines
class
53%
280
9%
10
7,355
8%
16%
16%
16%
10
16 %
14
13%
14
200
27
26%
27
3,231
1
A
45%
1.62
—1
1.65
15 Va
10c
9c
10c
11 %c
13c
21c
24c
10
1.01
10%
1.12
6c
6c
1
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
1
&
Flin
Calnorth
Calvan
Oils
Canada
Cement
B
pfd
Canada
Life
3.80
3.90
450
1
52 c
52c
56c
35,775
1
9 Vac
8 Vac
9 VaC
603,705
9c
9%C
1,000
2.22
2.35
23,812
2.20
2.10
2.25
2,520
2.10
21
21%
3,977
4.05
4.25
73,181
13 VaC 14 VaC
13,466
209,400
29
66%
52
77
100
65
Jan
77
Feb
55
271
Cosmos
48
Jan
56%
Feb
Coulee
8%
300
Jan
8%
Jan
Mills
Craig
Jan
22c
Feb
Croft
14 Va
Jan
16
Jan
Croinor
14 %c
Feb
19C
Jan
Crown
29c
Jan
Crow's
Jan
Crown
Zellerbach
19c
25c
33,100
13 %c
Jan
5.65
6.35
19,869
5.65
Feb
Jan
7.00
Jan
9.20
52 Va
Jan
Jan
180
Jan
215
105 %
Jan
132
59
57%
59
626
Delnite
Del
class
2.05
Feb
Feb
2.75
34 Vb
Feb
36%
Jan
Dome
25
83%
Jan
88
Feb
Jan
2.70
Jan
23
21%
23
441
20%
Feb
23
Feb
13 Vb
240
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
Dominion
68
Jan
74
Jan
41c
Jan
60c
Jan
Dominion
Feb
Dominion
75
24,166
7.25
6.15
7.30
27,652
43
41%
43
4,925
2
20
7.30
Feb
5.80
Feb
43
Jan
39
Jan
Jan
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
Steel
&
Dominion
Textile
21
21%
635
20%
Jan
20%
Jan
22
Feb
L/UIUUiiuii
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Jan
Dominion
Jan
Donalda
25
Jan
Dow
Canso Natural
Gas Ltd—
Canso Oil
Producers
Cariboo Gold
Cassiar Asbestos
Corp Ltd
Castle
Trethewey
Explorers
Central Leduc
Oil—
145
14%
17
18,365
52
16%
52
140
17%
167/B
17 %
3,457
103
Feb
13%
Jan
17
Feb
52
Jan
52 Vb
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
Feb
30 Va
Jan
12%
Feb
23 Va
23%
23%
175
22 Va
Jan
24
Jan
•
7%
7%
8
1,665
7%
Jan
2.00
2.00
350
37c
38c
20,200
25%
26
813
Feb
--1
•
Jan
9.30
6,290
8.60
Feb
9.70
Jan
three
•
37c
25 Va
2.00
Jan
2.50
Feb
Jan
36c
Jan
44c
Jan
25
Jan
26
Feb
24c
Jan
exchanged into Consolidated
Dragon Oils Ltd one new for each
8.75
■
i
Being
Jan
89c
Feb
Duvex
19c
Jan
29c
Feb
Dyno
2.14
55,903
1.78
Jan
17%
2,705
15%
21%
Jan
21%
17%
21%
1.80
2.00
200
1.75
Jan
2.00
Jan
5
100
4.25
Jan
5.00
Feb
old
Eastern
225
48
48
10
35
900
900
6
900
2.35
2.35
2.65
4,800
48
1.97
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.15
48
900
2.75
22
334
38c
42c
4,550
18
18%
1,125
17
Jan
170
173
85
170
Feb
105 % 105 %
66
105
Jan
105%
93
Feb
Jan
Oils
1
Feb
Amphi
East
Malartic
East
Sullivan
19c
18c
21c
32,150
1.45
1.30
1.48
711,004
7%c
7 %C
1,500
Eastern
—
Mines
2.60
Steel
Jan
22
Jan
Eddy
45c
Jan
Elder
Paper
Jan
Eldrich
Feb
Electra
El
Pen-Rey
Feb
El
Sol
Feb
Emerald
93
93
93
10
4.05
4.35
9,285
65c
70c
28,250
55c
Jan
84c
8,168
28
Jan
31 %
1.48
Feb
7%c Jan
9%C
Jan
Feb
2.55
13,100
5.00
Jan
Jan
69c
3.00
93
4.50
29%
28 %
20
18 Va
20
2,480
Feb
20%
Jan
1.55
1.47
1.65
70,924
1.42
Feb
1.70
7.00
200
6.15
Jan
7.00
4.20
11%
11%
300
11%
Feb
12%' Jan
32%
795
31
Jan
32%
Feb
20
A
34 Va
34
34 Va
315
32 Va
Feb
35%
Jan
63c
64c
2,650
62c
Jan
79c
Jan
58c
8,700
52c
64c
Jan
—1
Ltd
1
Investments
54c
*
Oils
54c
4.30
250
4.00
Jan
Jan
,
8%C
*
Glacier
12
Jan
73
NOW AVAILABLE
.
.
31
70
100
69
Jan
104
65
102
Feb
104 %
Jan
37
39%
3,455
297/a
Jan
39 V*
21 %c
100
1.10
Feb
4,200
6 Vac
Jan
8 VaC 11 %c
8,400
8c
Jan
12 % c
Jan
8,269
2lc
Feb
33c
Jan
21c
22c
.
The NEWLING CANADIAN LETTER
Feb
12
12
115
12
Feb
12
Feb
11
Jan
12
Jan
II
11
12
250
•
4.30
4.25
4.45
290
10%
4.25
1.61
1
1.70
1.70
1.85
1.338
1
4.80
4.80
4.80
1,232
85c
85c
600
8.20
8.50
19,729
5.95
4.80
80c
Feb
Jan
5.25
A
fortnightly review of the Canadian Securities Markets
FREE COPY
Feb
1.85
Feb
5.20
Jan
Jan
1.05
Jan
Jan
8.50
UPON
REQUEST
MUrray Hill 2-4545
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.25
3.25
3.25
300
2.10
Jan
3.30
5.45
4.80
5.55
22,645
4.50
Jan
5.55
Feb
2.10
1.90
2.20
25,265
1.35
Jan
2.20
Feb
Feb
NEWLING
Members
21
Feb
1.10
7 %c
Jan
10%
70
102
1.10
Jan
7c
7c
1
Gold
5.00
1.10
1
Feb
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
31%
Jan
7.00
2.95
5.60
95c
4.20
class
Mines
Jan
Jan
18%
175,300
*
Jan
30
7,025
83c
1.02
32%
Machine
Mines
Jan
5.25
72c
17VaC Jan
10
—
Easy
Economic Investment
Jan
2.62
5.00
81c
Feb
Washing
2.55
5.20
Mines
Metals
Feb
20
18%
Minerals
1
East
37c
173
&
Mines
Feb
17% Feb
22% Jan
21
8.45
8%
Feb
Dragon Oils & Gas Ltd—
*
Mines
Jan
62c
1
Feb
Jan
97/B
9%
67,400
39
Jan
16%
28%
21%
107,632
70
104 Va
&
CO.
of the Toronto Stock Exchange
West 44th Street, New York 36, N. Y.
Direct Private Wires to Canada
•
Feb
2,880
37%
29c
65c
4.00
13,497
Jan
*
1
103% 103%
16 Va
21
30
Jan
89c
*
1
Jan
Jan
16
12%
Jan
2.00
*
Jan
18%
10
10%
8%
21%
B
Canadian Wilristnn
3.25
6,652
28%
20%
'
17%
*
100
21
30
Brewery
75c
100
A
16
4.00
117/
com——.*
common
23
2.00
*
16
4.00
11/s
,
Preferred
22c
*
J.
Feb
19%
*
,
Chemical
35%
85c
1
Jan
20c
16
*
common.
&
23
4.30
Co
•
150
•
Pacific Railway
25
Petroflna Ltd preferred
J.10
Pipelines & Petroleums——1
Prospect
33 %c
17%
5.25
1,760
2l
pfd__50
355
9.30
100
Jan
Feb
Jan
16 Vb
1,610
3
-
Jan
Jan
5.90
15 Vac
21%
9
173
1.90
33%
Jan
2,560
32
•
«
Jan
Feb
14,800
__
25c
Feb
20c
•
Jan
1.50
16%
•
Jan
1.74
30%
16c
16c
Jan
*1.08
■»
6,745
16 VB
30: V*
31o )
Jan
11,015
16 Va
36%
9%
36 %
9%
18%
1.65
5.85
Woollens
455
100
1.58
Feb
1.18
23.50
Feb
38C
1.62
Feb
Feb
Jan
15c
5.75
Coal
Jan
*
13,550
35
Investments
1.75
*
19c
32
Magnesium
Scottish
32%
*
15c
100
Jan
10c
16c
10
93c
Feb
1.10
5.80
com
Preferred
Jan
—100
31,725
2
Dominion Dairies preferred
Electrohome
1.03
20%
7,500
1.64
Jan
Feb
*
29%
1
25c
1.00
1.46
1
3,089
Feb
Feb
22c
97c
1.56
8%
81c
2.50
Asbestos
35,290
28
22c
1
1
1.70
___50
Utilities pfd
1
Mines
5
Oil & Gas
Reserves
Ltd
25c
32%
3.95
Jan
Jan
8%
95c
30%
3.10
25
10
21c.
31%
.
Feb
33,106
*
20%
30c
1
lOo
•
Jan
Ltd
12,948
25
lie
1.05
19,264
890
300,800
1,700
28
,i
30c
600
3.95
22
20c
21,447
1.42
23%
Feb
29c
10
3.60
22
35c
93c
26%
21 %
7VaC
Feb
1.12
1.63
23%
Jan
28c
81c
27%
*
6c
18,642
1.05
Dominion
13 Vb
57c
7,000
35c
93c
Gold Mines
Dominion
2.35
69 Va
7c
28c
1.05
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
6,572
53c
6%c
1
Distillers
Dome
Jan
7c
28c
•
Minerals
Jan
Jan
1
Producers
Jan
39
61 Vb
1
A
Devon-Leduc
37%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mines
Mines
Detta
54
Ltd
Brewis
Feb
Jan
1
—
Mines
Rio
88
——100
common
Jan
Feb
4.50
1
—
Ltd—.——
Leather
Horn
Jan
1,185
69 %
66c
—5
D'Aragon Mines
2.60
—-*
Warrants
Corp
Patricia
4.75
1,276
Jan
18
72
1,140
18C
55
88
55c
Jan
132
2.35
*
Jan
9c
215
2.60
*
35c
4,500
130
Feb
2.50
Jan
243,307
200
Jan
34%
Jan
1.05
95c
10c 10 Vac
100
D'Eldona
387/B
Jan
12%
100
Feb
2.05
17 %
Jan
Trust
25
38%
Feb
12
50
610
Nest Coal
Jan
3.65
Feb
16%
17
Jan
22%
66
18 VB
Jan
2,230
2,300
Jan
5.00
25
9%
16Va
23c
.Decoursey
158
Feb
2,697
85c
Deer
'
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
,1
4.25
17c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
55c
107/a
Jan
23%
2.95
20c
32
if
Jan
21
11c
100
153
8%
Jan
1,000
Jan
147
Jan
2.70
13,900
Jan
.
Jan
2.45
20c
Jan
205
12c
Feb
66c
Mines
Davis
Feb
Jan
4.75
9%
Feb
9c
2.04
20c
Crowshore
Feb
Jan
12 Va
Feb
50%
11c
4.75
Cusco
75c
Jan
62 VaC
Jan
Jan
Feb
5%c
1
Pershing
Jan
48c
56c
76 Va
89C
Jan
Jan
17
*
1
18 Va
4.05
45c
12
1
3.95
preferred
class
4.15
8.05
6.50
17
17%
*
Uranium
8,495
28,162
6.30
18
1
14%C 15 %C
15c
14c
*
Imperial
4.20
•
Lead
31
common
21
•
*
Class B
14 %c 16 %c
*
preferred
preferred
*
Cournor
7%
34 VB
-
Vickers
Wallpaper
Feb
143
1
Corp
29
•
10
15c
_
Salt
Feb
Jan
Mines
Pete
Gas
20 %C
A
Tire
50c
25
West
15VbC
—20
5%
Jan
185
150
preferred
A
1
Sudbury Basin
654
common
8%
class
Mining
Bit
*
Feb
3.80
28
50
Jan
3.80
*
Ranwick
Consumers
1
Jan
18c
Press
Jan
20
Jan
15c
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
2.05
1.24
Jan
12 Vac
Consolidated
12c
*
Jan
12Vac
69,525
Jan
11
46
.■70,
3.90
55c
35,750
Jan
Jan
Feb
3.65
45,923
13c
15C
15c
Feb
199
73c
14'/bC
1
21c
140
61c
12 VaC
1
8%c
158
61c
12 %c
1
42%
9%
Feb
Peak
625
152
Jan
35c
Consolidated
3,500
10
74c
Jan
Jan
10c
17,679
Feb
20c
Jan
50c
3.85
Preferred
Canadian General Electric
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian Malartic
Canadian Oils Cos common
Central
9.75
II,610
60c
13c
Oils
Feb
37,500
206,038
16c
26c
Jan
70c
33c
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Orlac
Jan
Feb
2.89
32%
35c
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
15VaC
Jan
Jan
2.00
29
60c
Jan
1,535
Canadian Devonian Petroleum—
Canadian Dredge common
Canadian Fairbanks Morse com.
Canadian Food Products
common
Class
7c
20c
Jan
26c
1.75
15%
153
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Colleries
(Dunsmuir)
Canadian Decalta common
Canadian
*
12c
Jan
9%
A
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
2
Nicholson'
1
Jan
31%
$1.00 preferred
4%
9,702
Feb
9%
Canners
Class
HVaC Jan
2.80
16,248
Mosher
46
IOV2C Jan
400,443
Jan
24,700
2.65
32%
Consolidated
Jan
1.44
153,675
2.65
12c 15 Vac
2.35
31%
43%
8%
25c
2.60
31c
69%
25c
32%
8%c
158
Jan
•
10c
8%
17c
•
Mattarrow
Rochette
69%
Jan
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Conwest
Exploration
Copper-Man
Corby (H) Dist voting
'
10c
Consolidated
Consolidated
10
8,000
Feb
Consol
24 %
14c
Jan
Feb
25
12 %c
12 %C
Jan
31%
Rights (expire March 15)
Canadian Breweries
Canadian British
Empire Oils
Canadian
1
1
27
Jan
10
Feb
18
148%
A
Mines-
Sannorm
50%
Feb
8V2C
14%
Consolidated
50%
20c
Feb
Feb
Consolidated
75c
Feb
Feb
Jan
6.95
Feb
9c
5c
3.65
Jan
8.75
2.35
12,084
20,931
Jan
7c
63c
11,296
lie
8 VaC
3.65
Jan
6.75
2.54
9c
10c
3.10
5%c
8.50
2.40
Jan
3.60
1.29
73c
2.50
Feb
Feb
45c
1
9%
—
Warrants
Jan
Howey
31%
Canada S3 Lines com
Preferred
Canada Wire & Cable class B
Canadian Admiral Oil
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Canadian Bank of Commerce
$1.75
40c
Consolidated
-•
Assurance
Cehanese
13,904
Feb
——20
Canada Permanent
Mortgage
Canada Southern Petrol
Class
45c
2.901
75c
1.00
Jan
Class
Canadian
42 c
Feb
34c
152
Canada
Machinery
Canada Malting
Canada Oil Lands
Canadian Car
44c
Jan
1.70
28c
5 VaC
common
Warrants
Canada Packers class
Feb
2.10
Jan
70c
50
Preferred
1
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone
Canada Iron Foundry
54c
Jan
Feb
6.85
Jan
50,297
Jan
96c
8.70
3.35
16,645
72c
23c
15 %c
j
787,687
2.77
27c
Feb
—-1
Feb
23c
24c
Can-Met Exploration
Canada Bread class
Jan
8C
5,050
Jan
1
8%
Jan
4,323
1
Campbell ChiboUgamau
Campbell Red Lake
Feb
4%c
2,475,371
161,710
Jan
1
Jan
7%
12,600
34c
4c
—
12 VaC
30
8c
1.00
}
1
Consolidated
Feb
7%
7c
30c
13c
22c
9VaC
7%
70c
60c
16%C
8VaC
8c
30c
8'/a
Flon
8 Vac
Jan
71 Vac
77
Edmonton
60,170
Jan
25c
-
1
28%
Bousquet
Calgary
Callinan
Jan
—1
4,600
A
14 %c
Jan
Halliwell
46c
Burrard class
182,790
Feb
53c
Guayana
I,300
class A—
Jan
Consolidated
17,000
*
43c
Consolidated
14c
42%
1.85
Feb
4,000
61c
11%
170%
Jan
Jan
55
Co
9c
900
21c 24%c
23 Vac
47c
Jan
Jan
1.65
Jan
5%c
B
47c
8%
145
550
lOVa
5c
•
Jan
243
1.85
53%
Jan
13c
Burlington Steel
Calder
61c
Golden
13c
_1
200
—
5 %c
Hill
10 Va
160 170 Va
1.85
7 VaC
warrants
•
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
10%
Feb
•
1
Lake
10%
Jan
12
1,175
63,350
1
Gold
Jan
Jan
43%
28,750
26,825
Buffadison
Jan
4.05
Jan
9,500
13c
1.05
5 Va
Feb
12%
200
21c
1
Feb
3.75
26
23,301
15
1
Mining
Brunswick Mining
Buckles Algoma Uranium
Ankerite
52
695
1
Brunston
Buffalo
46
1.55
*
Brunhurst Mines Ltd
Brunsman
Mines
Jan
4 %c
800
Jan
53
10
45%
10c
2,700
Jan
103%
53%
25
40,362
4.00
3.25
Arrow
Co
25c
4%c
*
4,975
Power
British
15c
60c
1
5,700
Class B
British
25c
Jan
3.80
2.65
Mines
94
•
11c
2.62
Consol
3.55
A
Jan
7%c Jan
66c
Jan
95
Jan
1.34
2.70
2.00
104 104%
8%
Feb
3.05
Jan
B
Jan
Jan
1
1.60
Class
87 %c
7 Va
1.19
——1
11,950
Iron
Jan
Feb
75c
1.18
4%c
—1
1.75
Jan
Jan
1
28%
•
22c
Jan
71%
23%c Jan
3.80
——1
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
28
class
9,500
Jan
•
Packers
9 VaC
48%
Fenimore
1.00
Jan
2.15
Jan
Jan
3,139
9,200
8%C
1.70
Jan
14c
7,500
7%
1.27
Jan
*
Columbia
80c
7%
47%
3.10
75c
1.85
Jan
65
21,040
1.19
95
3.25
100
78c
1.12
7%
1.65
1.73
1.00
1.35
300
1.27
48%
93%
Products
420
92,000
43%
*
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69 Va
*
94
50
Columbia
1.95
67
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1
3.25
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&
Jan
1.80
*
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preferred
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Jan
8%
1.80
5
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18
Jan
83,000
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1.64
1
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Electric
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Feb
1.43
1
1
American
Bunker
17
1.48
*
Consolidated Central Cadillac
Consolidated Denison Mines
Consolidated Discovery
Ltd
Columbia
Bruck
8'/a
50
British
Broulan
200
for
new
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British
17%
Jan
1
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
Consolidated Astoria
Consolidated Bakeries
DeCoursey-
Petroleum
5%
17
Feb
95c
*
Mines
Coniaurum Mines
old
Tank
Britalta
British
17%
Ltd—
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Minerals
&
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ordinary
Mines
exchanged
Brewis
Bridge
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39c
Jan
1
Coniagas
1
Jan
82c
1
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National
7VaC
8%c
Petroleum
28 VaC
1
1
Brantford Cordage
Jan
6c
22,700
21,200
1.08
Cooper
1
Bralsaman
Feb
39c
1
Lake
•
7%c
Jan
91c
68
Corp
Mines
Boymar
7c
Jan
4.30
34c
15c
Colomac Yellowknife
Commonwealth Petroleum
4,083
Feb
16
Feb
84c
1
21c
Cody-Rico
5c
5%
Jan'
36c
25
Cobalt Consolidated
Mining
Cochenour Willians
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Jan
9,200
2.00
88c
*
Jan
2.80
3.40
Jan
1
Jan
46% Jan
HV2C Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
1
Gold
Jan
7%c Jan
5%
1.60
1.00
1
17c
6%c
24C
18%c
Mines
40c
400
17c
61
45c
23,350
2.55
Jan
Bralorne Mines
'i
35c
*
Jan
45 Vb
104 104%
Bordulac
Jan
38c
50c
25c
22,919
2.75
1
9c
Wines
58%
53,750
40c
9c
18 %c
Gold
Bonville
62c
46%
35c
45%
Gold
Bidgood Kirkland
Bobjo Mines
91c
Jan
Chromium
Mines
Mines
Jan
7c
Mines
60
31c
1
Quebec
Jan
70c
6,000
Research
7%
9c
Bellekeno
Bibis Yukon
Chemical
59%
25
Belleterre
70c
11,800
8 Vac
*
Chateau-Gai
3.65
Corp
18,967
80c
8c
Oils
18c
1.10
Uranium
Oil
Steel common
93c
60c
Mining
Gamma
Chatco
31c
Telephone
Beta
Feb
7%
Lodge
Bevcourt
Charter
62c
59%
Ltd-
95c
75c
1
Jan
18c
—
Bros
Beaucage Mines
Belcher
39c
81c
1
Chamberlain
2.64
1
High
79c
Centremaque ..Gold
Feb
Low
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Centre
Jan
Lake
Range since Jan.
High
84c
Jan
Jan
30c
Low
Shares
1
Jan
1.50
93c
*
Beatty
Bell
Patricia
50c
2.33
776,330
2.10
Jan
Jan
Central
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
7% Jan
Jan
1.40
30c
13,380
324,775
•
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7% Jan
1.24
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Last
Sale Price
Low
1.38
Friday
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
High
7%
Warrants
Barymin Co
Base Metals
Beaver
Shares
1.29
1.31
11
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Low
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
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Range
Sale Price
9%c Jan
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class
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Feb
34 y4
Jan
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6,500
1.10
Jan
25
24 y8
25
15,156
21%
Jan
25
28%
2,240
26%
Jan
28%
Feb
26%
27%
760
26%
Jan
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Jan
Gas
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Gatineau
2.15
1.99
2.26
142,000
1.80
Jan
2.54
Jan
2.00
1.84
2.00
13,400
1.72
Jan
2.17
Jan
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28
28%
605
26
Jan
28%
Feb
29%
30
150
29
Jan
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Feb
Lavalie Mines
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Jan
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Jan
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4.30
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Jan
Lencourt
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12,000
4.00
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2.25
10
3.60
16
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10
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370
90
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Feb
17c
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16c
Jan
1.66
2.20
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51c
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34,300
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68c
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5c
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40
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1.80
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26
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Feb
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1
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1.77
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23
2.99
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118,425
82,491
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2.99
57c
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1.38
59c
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42c
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1.85
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Feb
4.45
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20c
320
13%
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Petroleum
British
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37c
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common
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-
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37c
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1.30
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3.40. Feb
Feb
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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84,620
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2,100
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Jan
Feb
2,796.
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50c
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15c
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Jan
54c
17
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Jan
11c
•
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Feb
8,000
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42c
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Jan
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Feb
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54
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75,840
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67% Jan
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100
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Feb
72%
40
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135
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Feb
34c
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135
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16c
45
Feb
100
10
37,873
1
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71%
—
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Feb;
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Jan
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Jan
170
135
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7.95
20
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Feb
20
35
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Jan
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10
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Jan
170
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Feb
100
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1.05
93c
10c
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Petroleum
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Jan
7.85
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National
Jan
58%
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32c
65c
—
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Jan
25C
2.10
Jan
37,900
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1
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Jan
5,223
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Jan
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354,300
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Jan
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7.50
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Jan
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Jan
17 %c
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Jan
Jan
8.10
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Jan
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9% Jan
103
13c
17,000
13c
Feb
Jan
Jan*
Jan
Jan
102
14c
50c
-
Feb
Jan
20
12c
*
—...
International
Oils
24%c Jan
68c
•
Metals class A
International
Kroy
Feb
103
1.99 Jan
42c
13c 13 %c
Mortgage
Moneta Porcupine
Montpco Petroleum
Montreal Locomotive
Moore Corp common—
12%c Jan
17c
Jann
Jan
270
93c
—.100
international Bronze
Kirkland
Jan
23 %c
59
•
1
Powders pfd—25
7c
9
—
Monarch
Jan
Jan
12c
—
8%
551
17c
Brick
Mining
Feb
20C
59
*
3.40
II,355
11,000
14c
1
Jan
16% Jan
I2V2C Jan
36 %c
&
As
Minda-Scotia
15 %c Jan
331,750
£1
Acceptance ; common
Jan
18c
22c
15
—
8
Feb
Jan
58c
18c
10
-«■»•>-
3.00
48c
22c
-dtHur-—*
Canadti^|Kumary 5
Inglis (JohnVfc Co.
Inspiration Mining
Kayrand
17c 19 %c
15y8
12c
1.80 Jan
1,62 Jan
70,190
15,000
13C
—5
Mines
Power
Light
City
Milton
Feb
9%
40c
Lake
Petroleum
Midcon
Jan
Feb
32
34c
16c
Preferred
11%C Jan
30
Jan
31c
11c
.100
Red
Feb
Jan
1.84 Jan
Jan
1,60 Jan
8c
Feb/
13c
•
Porcupine
6%
Feb
Jan
1.47
Feb
26%
102%
McMarmac Red Lake
Jan
1.85 Jan
28
9%
34c
Preferred
8%
1.15
14,050.)
1
McKenzie
Jan
14c
*
—
Mclntyre
Jan
8%c Jan
4%c
1
Lake
Kelvinator
i*'
Jan
40c
•
20% Jan
15c
19c
51 %C
—1
Imperial Varnish common
Jupiter
26,500
5,000
49,300
Warrants
Jonsmith
10c
10
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of
Jacknife
8%C
—100*
Bank
Jack
9%c
—100?
.*
Ltd—
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Inter
245
13c
*
•
1
Mining ,6s Smelting
Huron & Erie common
Industrial
8%
4.75
•
1
•
—
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Indian
8
5
—
Homer Yellowknife
Imperial
12,050
8%
•
Drilling,
Holllnger Consol
Hi-Tower
Smith
175
260
•
Dauch
Home Oil
16
3.40
12c 12%c
•
*
High Crest Oils Ltd.
Highwood Sarcee
Hinde &
16
3.25
12c
1
Jasper Oil
it
22c
40c
Mines.
arun
Maybx
Jan
Cons
Mexican
97,079
•
Preferred
r
67c
1.66 Feb
old
Matacbewan
Meta, Uranium
16%
9%C Feb
9c
Jan
14%
Jan
11 %c
Feb
15%
7c
Jan
Massey-Harrisr-Ferguson Ltd
8% Feb
8% Jan
Jan
7'/aC Jan
4,600
Jan
1
92c
200
79,000
Jan
9%c
13c
.
Merrill
105,250
Feb
55c
.
56c
1.80
Feb
14c
20
JaiL
20
6,310
1
Jan
1.08
Feb
42C
11,400
19,525
1
Jan
18%
35
20,400
21,450
—
11%
lie
Jan
20
48c
19c
9%c
19
92c
Jan
67c
1.75
Jan
18%
1.00 Feb
1.75
Mines*.-.—1
18
lie
8c
8%c
1
Mentor Exploration (new)
Merrill Island
1.05
Feo
5%c Feb
45c
.100
Malartlc
4.00
3.10, Feb
72
Feb
1.00 Feb
20
Gold
three
Feb
5.65
Feb
Jan
4c
Jan
14c
Jan
5.25-Jan
68%
46 %c
Maritime
Jan
52%
18%
45% Jan
20 c
Marigold Oils Ltd*
Mining Corp
—1
Martin-McNeely
,
—
—1
Marwayne Otis Ltd—
Being exchanged into Consolidated
Dragon Oils Ltd one new for each
Jan
1.90
54C
5%c
Janr:
*
Preferred
Feb
23c
7%c
44
Jan
Jan
58c
Maralgo Mines
14c
12c
1,160
Maple. Leal Milling common
42c^ Feb
24y4c
—1
Mines-
20% paid ——
Husky, Oil & Refining
■
-1.
n:
18c
25,100
15c
44%
71%
l_i_^
11. i.il. 11 1
Maneast Uranium Ltd
Jan
1.92
1
Co Ltd
(George H)
Heva
Hudson. Bay
■r
*-
jt*
7.85
82c
1
Iron—
Headway Red,Lake
Heath Gold
Hoyle Mining
•
20q- Jan
29c
10c
44
4.00
1.66
Magnet Consolidated
Malartic Goldfields
Feb
103
72c
15c
1
Hasaga Gold
of Lakes
Head
Howard
!
Feb
44
33c
Jan,,
15c
Mines
.n'n —•
— „
Madsen Red Lake Gold
25c
10%c
*
1
1
*
1
Gold
Rock
Harrison
r
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!
Jan
6.75
Jan
Jan
1,582,750
73,300
•
Mines
Harding
fc
'
Jan
12c
70c
Jan
66c
Mindamar
Hallnor
I1'
s
6,851
42c
101
37,500
8.40
Alabastine.
Hahn Brass common
i
f
13c
7.15
101%
6.45
11
73c
1
Lake Gold*.-.
Gypsum Lime
Gold
^
25c
Warrants
Gwlllim
120
12c
6.75
28c
—1
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Gulch;
103
12c
7.05
Jan
3.20
1.70
Bloedel class A
&
0]aSS
1
If
f
MacMillan
Jan
61c
.1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
6.50 Jan
10
Guaranty Trust.
Gunnar
m
1.20 Feb
5.10 Jan
90
,
Greening Wire
Gridoil Freehold
Gulf
1.00 Feb
500
*
*
*
Gas Utilities—
Great plains Development——..
Great Sweet Grass—_
Great West Coal class A
Great .Northern
r<
1,044
102%
1
•
•
•
1
1
Bousquet —:
Grandines MJnes
Great. Lakes. Paper common
)/;;.■
1.20
5.25
42,900
15,670
.1
Macfie Explorations
Mackeno Mines
6.00
10% Feb
70c
.1
_
1.00
*
—*
Mines
5.95
400
3.50
64c
.1
Mines
1.10
970
15c
3.25
65c
*
—
6.00
5.60
227,100
3.50
Jan
*
Graham
>t
Yellowknife
—
24 %c
27c
*
1
M)-
(Walter
7%
•
50
Goodyear Tire . common
Preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
Class
V*
23c
112
•*
—1
1
1
—1
1
•
1
1
God's Lake Gold
Goldale-Mines
I
#
Jan
11 y«
100
1
1
1
—*
Lake
Geneva
p
I'1
1
15 %C
112
General Steel Wares common*.
11
24,000
11%
10%
Feb
19c21%c
Goldfields
Jan
5.40
Jan
4.60 Jan
26%
ioy2
Jan
12c
16c
2,631
10%
21
78c
Jan
Jan
15,600
A
Feb
Jan
8%C
Jan
28%
1
common
20
67c
2.95
28%
—-—
—
30c
98
6,200
Lyndhurst Mining Co
5
Motors
General
Rights
General Petroleuins
51,833
224,820
Lowney
246
3,050
12c
13c
Jan
98
68c
qp
3.95
Jan
Lynx
20%
67c
12c
11c
Mines
78c
28% Feb
20
68c
Jan
3.35
Uranium
62c
110
Jan
5y2C: Jan
3.55
Petroleums-.
Island
Feb
94
Jan
7c
6,500
1
1
A
common
Feb
£4%
13 y4
350
6c
*
•
Hosiery
41c
2,900
1,261
Jan
13%
100
—3
—
12%
13
5%c
Jan
Jan
2,865
68c
113
18 y8
15,416
16,900
Jan
Jan
72
68c 71 %C
111
17%
16c
1.00
100
1
-*
—
885
12%
5%c
*
preferred
18
4.35 Jan
Feb
10% c Feb
4c
41c
,
17%
2.00 Jan
3.80 Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
6.35 Jan
2.50 Jan
Jan
1.00
71c
27%
9,000
5.85
70%
-•
common
10%cll%c
37c
1.00
41c
50c
200
2bc
4%C
class
1
Exploration of. Alberta
General Bakeries
9
100
2,700
12
1.30 Feb
Jan
Jan
1
Lomega
4.20
27%, Feb
4.65 Jan
85c 87%C
3.95
Jan
16c
23C
Gold
Loblaw
Lac
Groceterias
Long
21
85c
510
13
Petroleum
Little
26%
Jan
4,939
2.10
75c
B
Liberal
27
4.00
6.15
2.10
1
*
Gold
Lexindin
109
25,940
5.95
605,60059,120
1
1
*
*
•
*
Jan
22%
102
5,750
18
J
Jan
110
*
Gold
Feb
9
2.20
28c
„
3
Gold
Jan
10
Jan
1.75 Jan
22c
*
class B
Jones
&
Lawson
100
.
Geco Mines Ltd
1
2.25
Jan
9% Jan
50
1.85
—
Power
"
•
Gold
Sons
Lapa Cadillac
Laura Secord —
Laurentide Accept class A—
&
Louvicourt
t"
u
Mines
Mines
Luz
1.30
19c
25C
Lamaque
Lang
•
Gaitwin Exploration
\
*
Shore
•
common
Debentures
0>
.1
La
Feb
27%
V'*
•
Lake
50c
Osu
99c
12
Lake
Jan
22'/a Jan
10% Feb
3.80
Jan
30c
High
Jan
8.15 Jan
20c
*
1.54
Jan
Low
21%
6.00
Lingman
•
i
8,687
27C
1
Lake
*
A_
10%
2.10
Dufault Mines
Jan
27
•
—
2,440
9.90
1.20
Lakq
13C
Jan
28
2.25
22%
Range since Jan. 1
High
21%
10%
*
Mining & Exploration
23% Feb
21% Jan
22,380
43c
Jan
32
33
.-*
20
—
common—
Ltd
32
23%
10%c 11 %c
35
Shares
Loto
Ltd-
(John)
J an
35
*
20
—1
•
*
common
Ltd class A
Fastener's pfd
Manufacturing
Fleet
154
1
Petroleum
Products
Flash
35
for Week
of Prices
22
25c
—
Fittings
*
35
1
Federal Kirkland
'■i.'
1
High
*
Fargo Oils Ltd
—
Federal Grain class A_
Fibre
Jan.
Low
•
Nickel
Fanny Farmer
Faraday Uranium Mines—
Federated
Range since
Par
35c
Players
Preferred
1.33
.
Falconbridge
Shares
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
32
10%c
1
Corp
Warrants
of Prices
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
23%
1
Eureka
Famous
35
25
—
Range
Low
10
25
Empire Life
Equitable Life Insurance
Estabrooks (T H) preferred
FEBRUARY 11
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
1
lie
l
12>/4c
1
Oils
of Canada
12c
1
2.75
lie 13 %c
2.65 '
2.85
New Taku Mines
1
16c
16c
16 c
New Thurbois
1
47c
46c
56c
.
3,833
4c
2.40
Jan
Jan
'500
16c
Feb
41c
Jan
5c
Jan
Yellowknife
1
5%c
5%c
6c
221,325
11,500
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
1
1.30
1.30
1.36
33,112
1.20
Jan
2.10
Jan
Nib
Nipissing Mines
Rights
1
2.18
2.10
2.20
9,177
i9c
lie
23c
Nlsto
1
9%c
9%C
14c
67c
67c
43,949
161.80Q
7,600
82%
87%
15c
17c
7,714
25,000
11 %c 14 %C
2,675
Mines
Nor-Acme
Noranda
Gold
Mines
Norgold
Norlartlc
1
•
87%
__1
Mines
i7c
1
uy2C
lie
Feb
9c
Jan
65c
Jan
80
Jan
15c
Feb
lie
J»n
16(5
SS
23c
Feb
9%c
Jan
Jft"
40c
40a
Feb
4%c
Jan
6%c
17c
Jan
Jfln
15c
Jan
15c
Jan
3
20 Jan
80c
Jan
J®11
6c
J«»
20c
1.55 Jan
2.45 Jan
40c
J®"
14C
Feb
7°c
iq%c
Fe
J®®
16c
J®0
87%
*0
-
Number 5403
181
Volume
...
V*f
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(785)
45
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
■r
Pa
Mining
Normetal
4.25
Oil & Mines Ltd—
Canadian
Oils
Gold
North Rankin
Noipax
Star
205.979
25 %c
Feb
17,500
4.U0
Feb
10c
282,300
57c
11,500
8c
Jan
12c
Feb
Tandem
50c
Jan
60c
Jan
Taylor,
91 y2
Jan
96
Feb
2,000
96
130
16,750
35c
Jan
47c
6 tec
7,630
6c
Jan
7c
60c
6,800
51 tec
Jan
13%
500
13%
Feb
9c
Jan
c»nper
Mines
5,000
5c
8,248
1.45
1.55
11,700
33c
39c
234,900
3c
3V4c
10,000
2.40
2.55
18,700
69c
75c
3,800
25
common—
12c
4%c
1.55
2.45
25
25
25
3.50
3.40
3.05
1.33
—
Parbec
Petroleum
Con sol
50
Jewelers
Pickle
Crow
Gold
Mines
10%
Feb
12 %
Trans
Jan
Triad
69 te
820
68
Feb
73
Jan
63c
Feb
72c
Jan
38c
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
17c
42,700
16c
Feb
21c
Jan
Union
4.00
100
Feb
Union
16cv
4.00
68c
70c
39c
22,900
8.20
2,725
12
125
*102%
102%
3.65
15,208
36c
7.50
10
Jan
47c
5.00
Jan
36c
7.25
Jan
United
Fuel
Jan
Feb
8c
12c
Jan
Jan
44%
Jan
43%
255
41
Jan
43%
Feb
5
101
Jan
101
101
40
46%
46%
175
2.25
2.07
2.25
11.915
36c
32c
36c
35,200
36
34%
36
*
38C
36c
40c
30c 35 tec
common
Class
5.00
5.40
17c
19c
40c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
37
Jan
46%
Jan
35 tec
Feb
17%
16%
17%
5.70
Jan
2,401
15%
Jan
18
Jan
100
10 y4
Jan
10%
Feb
43
Jan
46 y4
Jan
24c
Jan
10 %
45
45%
1,115
1
24c
27c
45,256
5.90
5.80
6.00
32,028
*
19%
19%
20
945
50
6.L Vb
61
61%
30
30
6.80
7.00
B
class
B
24c
10%
45%
A
pfd
preferred
27c
25
4.80
Jan
65
61
35
29
1.15
1.25
•
11,566
31 te
32 %
1,665
80c
90c
22,200
30c
4,000
19,091
41%
65c
52 te
1.49
Jan
Vanadium
Jan
Van
Feb
Ventures
29c
Jan
33 te
68c
Jan
90c
Feb
Viceroy
23V2C
2,810
Jan
31c
Jan
Vicour
Alloys
Victoria
Jan
44
Jan
70c
Jan
Violamac
Jan
52 te
Feb
Vulcan
3.30
8,200
2,500
3 tec
Jan
5%c Jan
15
2,722
12te
Feb
15
6.50
7.25
86,077
5.05
Jan
6.25
7.10
61,995
5.25
2.95
3.80
24,610
3.75
4,425
21c
32c
1.58
3.50
23%
Feb
*
8%
8%
8%
48'J
8'/a
Feb
9y8
Jan
1
8c
7 tec
8c
4,500
9c
Jan
22
22%
250
1.95
1.85
1.97
17,600
34c 39tec
2,000
&
Grey
Trust
Mines
10
1
.
Oils
1
-
Waite
Amulet
Jan
7.10
Feb
Weedon
Jan
3.80
Feb
Wekusko
Jan
4.00
Jan
West
Malartic
Territories
G
common—
49 tec
Jan
Westeel
Jan
Western
Ashley
Jan
11c
Jan
Western
Canada
Jan
93c
Jan
13,390
3.20
Jan
4.15
Jan
Western Leaseholds
38,393
1.08
Feb
1.57
Jan
Western
l,2o0
29,724
10c
12c
Feb
Jan
6%
1.05
Feb
Jan
Jan
20 tec
Feb
7tec
200
202,500
2.58
Jan
1.19
15c
12,500
2.10
8 tec
Jan
23 Va
6te Feb
75c
245,472
6c
24'tec
Jan
14c
Jan
1.70 Jan
4tec
2.55
400
Jan
Feb
2.10
Feb
8y2c
Feb
2.58
Feb
74c
50c
Feb
A_
9
9
9
35
9
Feb
9
1.44
lite
Jan
13 y4
Jan
4,130
66
Jan
8
Jan
69%
9%
Jan
330
25 tec 28 tec
6,211
25 tec
38c
Jan
12c
345,800
5 tec
Jan
10c
7c
5 tec
7c
37,510
4yac
22 %c
22c
27c
5,925
18tec
22%
*
22%
550
12c 14 tec
13c
5
common
16,400
23%
23%
lu2
16/
*
5.00
4.85
5.20
15c
16c
18c
23,600
62
63%
*
common
Preferred
62%
100
1.96
1
49c
Mines
Wilrich
104
1
Willroy
Petroleums
23%
22
1,250
95
107
Feb
57
Jan
63%
305
104
Jan
105 y4
Jan
Jan
2.34
Jan
2.10
37,900
46c
32,000
9c
1.90
45 tec
9,000
Feb
Jan
52c
7c
Jan
9%c
Jan
6 tec
Feb
8c
Jan
Jan
10c
*
*
8%c
10c
18
17 te
18
5,171
17
Jan
102
1
10,000
9,300
102
20
102
Jan
105
Jan
11c
49,000
Jan
100
Gold
Jan
4.85
1,454
104 105%
1.90
7c
1
(Alexander)
Jan
Jan
50c
Winora
23%
Jan
7 tec
Wood
Jan
6.10
6 tec
Mines
Feb
14tec
20c
1
Gold
Feb
227/b
Jan
Feb
1
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred
Feb
27c
Jan
Winchester
Windward
7c
Jan
10c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Larder
Feb
Jan
Jan
23
50
Feb
12c
Jan
11 tec
6,760
1
Tungsten
(Geo)
r
10c
Feb
6tec Jan
11c
Jan
19 y2
Jan
9c
Feb
14 tec
3.50
3.50
915
3.00
Jan
3.65
Jan
2.30
11c
2.65
73,980
1.91
Jan
2.69
Feb
59c
24,465
9c
Feb
Uranium
12,405
9%
Breweries
Grocers
Weston
13%
69%
1
1.33
95c
Jan
9 y4
—*
3.90
6%
Jan
12%
1
Products
1.75
1.12
18c 20 Vac
Feb
2.25
45o
67%
lc
——
Oils
3.40
80c
22 te
Jan
9%
1
Western
6te
Jan
Jan
13%
1
—
Jan
,
1.80
69%
W
&
Equip
Feb
Feb
21%
*
Consol
Jan
6%c Jan
30c
Feb
5c
*
Pyrites
Feb
Feb
•
Walker
Waterous
19c
5%
Jan
Feb
84c
Jan
Jan
7.25
20 y*
6te
19 Tb
8 tec
6.504
Jan
3>/4c Jan
72c
14,183
Feb
1.37
100
1.10
238,400
1.15 Feb
Jan
22,425
7,700
21c
Jan
15
12,000
17,300
1.19
Jan
5c
11c
23 te
14
Jan
1.35
5%
78c
19c
7.30
46c
Jan
23%
10c
1.06
Jan
Jan
1.05
4c
75c
22%
6.70
30c
21%
Jan
21c
Jan
23%
3.50
63,790
Jan
31
*
2.15
158,000
1.45
62
Jan
*
Manufacturing class A
Feb
4tec
5%
*
Mines
40%
Jan
1
2,500
Jan
Cons
47te
2.05
Mines-.
7.00
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Roi
61c
3.05
12'
♦
Mines
Jan
6.55
21
Jan
2.35
Feb
Jan
30%
1,552
43 te
Jan
Canada
19c
800
50%
1.25
1.95
Hill
Jan
30c
Jan
18%
1.20
Keno
Jan
Feb
1
class
4.35
17c
Upper
60c
Jan
class
1.38
•
'Jan
1.54
184,358
12 te
12 te
127
12 te
Feb
12% Feb
10 te
10 te
40
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
16
16
185
15
Jan
16
Feb
36c
32 tec
38c
123,200
30c
Feb
48c
Jan
11
12
3,407
11c
Feb
15c
Feb
14c
16c
13,800
10c
Jan
16c
Feb
common
common
1.25
Feb
1.54
Feb
4%c
7c
352,700
4%c
Feb
53%
55
2,215
49%
Jan
55
12 te
13%
1,825
12
Jan
13%
75
29%
Feb
30 y4
3 tec
3%c
16,000
17
16 te
17
1,030
68 te
66
69 te
825
1.75
1.60
1.80
12,105
24c
22c
29c
139,800
4.85
Ltd
4.55
4.90
32,340
7c
(expire
3'/4c
t
Jan
4c
Feb
17%
(1954)
66
Jan
70
1.60
22c
4.10
Feb
Jan
2.20
35c
4.90
25
16 y4
Jan
16%
Jan
50
14%
Feb
14te
Feb
2.72
235,335
1.10
Jan
2.98
Feb
2.30
2.40
7,428
1.85
Jan
2.45
Jan
52%
54
1,641
60c
80c
80,726
_50
51 te
52
515
lie
5,444
81c
5.05
common
90c
3,100
4.95
5.70
34,848
50%
Jan
55%
Feb
60c
Feb
93c
Feb
50
Jan
51%
Jan
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
75c
Jan
98c
Feb
Jan
5.70
Feb
4.90
210
27
Jan
28%
Feb
280
27
Jan
28te
Feb
28
12c
pfd
28 %
5.20
Mines
28 te
28
Trust
5.25
355
5.00
11c 12 tec
10,300
10y4c
1.00
.50c
Feb
36,977
93c
Feb
500
62c
Feb
93c
1.00
62c
lite
11%
12
247
19%
20%
10,330
36c
'
19c
(1944)"
Jan
45c
I
Jan
13
Jan
52
16
36c
38c
4,200
38
775
18c
19c
5,200
27c
31c
3,909
29%
100
28%
30
2,082
lite
lite
lite
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64c
200
5
150
59c
70c
_
17c
15,541
13,300
22%
14c
Bros
Canada
vauaua
23 %
235
14c
51 te
Jan
52Va
Jan
36c
Feb
40c
Jan
35%
Jan
38
Feb
15c
Jan
19c
Feb
26c
Jan
40c
Jan
29% Feb
29%
Feb
26
Jan
30
Feb
11%
Jan
12
Jan
8
Feb
5
Feb
55c
Jan
12tec Jan
22
y2
8
Jan
Jan
17c
Feb
Jan
23 V4
Jan
Stuart Oil common.
Sturgeon River Gold
3,098
41%
Jan
47
c
50,880
5%c
Jan
lie
37,955
7.60
Jan
8.20
Jan
42 %
42 %
290
42 VB
Feb
42>/4
Feb
Jan
14%
14c
Jan
14 te
3 4c
300
&
nnq
14
12 tec
32c
common
40c
77,567
32c
Feb
55c
.25
1.60
29,350
1.55
Feb
1.82
Jan
2.50
2.50
2.00
Jan
2.50
Feb
12c
11 tec
13c
18.916
10c
Jan
13c
Feb
27C
25c
29c
23,200
20c
Jan
31c
Jan
"
*
Exchange
stocks
Last
Sale Price
Par
Anglo
Canadian
Pulp
Newfoundland
Anglo
Asbestos
Brown
Corp
Co
1st
&
Paper—
100
Feb
Jan
—
Curb Section
Funds
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
Shares
Range
High
Gold
Dredging
since
Jan.
Low
Canadian
Bronze
Gen
Canadian
Aircraft
16'te
12,000
16%
Feb
112
113
50
14% Jan
105
Jan
115
International
6.95
2,185
22
22y2
1,845
18
18
18
15
27
27 Va
30%
30 y4
30%
1,060
30
Jan
30%
Feb
21%
21%
22
2,784
20%
Jan
24
Jan
6%
6%
6%
700
6y2
Feb
7%
Jan
69%
6.25
Jan
Feb
Jan
22%
Jan
17%
151
6.95
21
Jan
18
Jan
27
Jan
29
62
59%
1.80
1.80
200
64
66'/2
2,839
61
Jan
68%
Jan
19'tec
19c
20c
5,500
18c
Jan
20c
Jan
*
62
190
450
Securities
com
Mines
190
10
*
19'/2
191/2
20
17%
17%
27'te
27 y2
1.80 Feb
50
•
58
4,280
17%
—
1
22c
-
28 y4
22c
550
34%
5.55
17,2b5
5.15
Jan
6.15
Jan
25
Jan
200
Feb
20
Jan
27 '/a
17%
30
Feb
19c
Jan
34
20tec
Jan
35
9
9%
3,875
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
25
25
55
24 y4
Jan
25%
Jan
86
36%
88%
543
Jan
88 a
Feb
37%
1,115
35
Jan
38
Feb
13
13
64
62
64
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Jan
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65% Jan
54%
53
55
33
39
88
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33
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.
58
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6.10
6.25
4,100
5.10
4.90
5.10
2,200
48%
48
1,515
2
33'te
32y2
48%
33va
55c
55c
58c
Stores"
Consolidated"
1
571
10,050
Jan
56
Feb
Jan
39
Feb
40% Feb
6.10 Jan
6.75
5.10 Jan
Jan
317/b Jan
52c
Jan
48% Feb
35
Jan
68c
Jan
sale
year's
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(not
Included
in
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(not
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Jan
Jan
4.80
44
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
lot
Feb
48%
33
31
190
360
1
1
Bros
80
1,925
IIIIIIIIIIIIII*
Oreille
rCash
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
Paper
pnrmnliriatprl
Pend
Price
f Flat
Feb
37
—5
Inc
Minnesota & Ontario
•
Jan
—
7 v2
common
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie Flour common
par
Jan
18% Jan
17% Feb
1,940
22c
34%
150
1.95
6
Paper
Utilities
Loblaw
Odd
Jan
1.80
*
No
Jan
65v4
Interprovincial Utilities
•
Feb
6.65
*
International
a
Feb
6.80
20
—
pfd
Canada
Copper
Yukon
Feb
15%
Feb
*
Hayes Steel
Thrift
39
40%
22y4
*
Bridge
Pntri
12
Jan
0
Glass
of
Jan
33
1
Oil
Dominion
Gaspe
10
1,470
—5
Dominion
DuPont
7,545
39
—
Paper
deHavilland
12
38 'te
•
Copper
Dalhousie
ll'te
*
com
Marconi
Consolidated
Jan
—
common
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Westinghouse
Coast
37
5
Sugar—-
Invest
Canadian Indus
1,340
*
Vinegars
Canadian
16
1
Hiah
40
*
Dominion
Canada
12
38 va
*
&
39
1
common
40
*
preferred
Bulolo
*
5
Develop.^
„;
Canada
Jan
5.25
9te
"
32c
5.30
Mines
1.56
Canadian
Jan
Jan
14%
14c
~
v,umact
Feb
1.60
Toronto Stock
Jan
8.15
14%
__I
7 tec
Jan
9%
7.75
42 te
common
44 te
8 tec
8.05
I
43 te
9 tec
_=
Iron~~Mines
A—
Feb
5'te
74c
44
Steeioy Mining
Propane
8
5
d
Gas"LtdllHIIIII
class
Metal
Jan
12
29%
class
Feb
40c
30
Oil
Feb
20%
8,957
29%
Stanwell
12
Jan
2,665
Paving
clasi
Jan
Jan
42c
Brands
Radio
79c
11%
19
12%
52
Mines
Jan
40c
37
IIIIIII
ZIZII_
~I_
~
1.12
12%
42c
(N) Co common
Somerville pfd
Souris
Valley
Co
Feb
Jan
36
25
20%
Gold
5.40
14c
Feb
36
62c
Jan
Jan
36
36
A
9tec
Feb
14 te
9 tec
Standard Mines
Silverwood Dairies class
Simpsons Ltd
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
16 te
51 te
Silver
59c
7c
7c
1
Mines
Mines
Jan
2.20
Mines
Mines
Jan
9,000
2,500
Jan
14 te
53
(Quebec)
Mining
39c
8 tec
7 tec
Friday
Feb
2.53
75c
Gold
53C
7 tec
7'tec
Jan
2.35
28)
7 tec
1
Knitting
Yukeno
56c
1
—1
Bear
Zenmac
Jan
16%
16 te
Feb
:—1
Oil
Mines
Yellowknife
York
Zinc
2.54
Feb
14 te
_50o
&
Canuck
Jan
3 tec
Lead
Yankee
*
J
Jan
29 te
Yale
Yellorex
*
,—
Wright-Hargreaves
Feb
13
A
Cons
30%
50,500
Feb
Jan
Jan
Gold
Sterling Trusts
Jan
35c
1,290
65c
Gold
&
2.35
8'tec Jan
33,257
18c
•
;
5.30
15
29 te
Brock
Jan
46%
Jan
30c
4,752
101
Jan
1.87
405,720
14%
6 tec
Silver-Miller
44 y2
17,825
35c
*
*
54 te
Creek
Jan
Jan
41
42%
*
Line
23
Jan
1,650
40
Pipe
1.48
43
Steel
2.90
40c
preferred
Preferred
20y4
3,800
Jan
42
United
Jan
15,700
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks' Breweries
Sullivan
375
22
8%c 10 tec
Jan
1.68
40c
35,574
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water Si Power com
oil
20%
42%
43,800
70c
Petroleums
Bridge
Superior
22
10 tec
*
1.35
167,605
103
50c
Gold
Rock
*
A
A
34c.
Jan
65c
Sapphire
Steep
Jan
1
8.95
42c
common
River
—
36 y2
Mining
Corp
15c
Antonio
...
Feb
Asbestos
70c
Lawrence Corp
Stedman
Steel of
34%
1.35
2.00
Industries
qqo
160
30c
8,335
Preferred
p
35%
1.10
85c
Lac
Roy Silver
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
Stanley
34%
31c
6te
Oils
Standard
Standard
Standard
34%
1.32
195,400
Consolidated
8tadacona
Jan
*
25c
;
Spooner Oils
Feb
18%
•
United
48c
(Little)
Southam
48
Feb
1
1.45
11c
Long
8iscoe
Feb
17%
Oils
2.01
-
Roche
Slater
42%
2oo
Montauban
2.55
Siik
Ltd
7,085
United
1.95
20 tec
Rowan
8ilanco
1.000
48
18%
United
23
A
Silknit
1.40
45
17%
United
'l.08
Mines.
Gold
Rix-Athabasco
Robertson Mfg
Sigma
1.35
47
Jan
1.29
Mines
Voting
1.35
15c
Jan
17%
Feb
21c
Rexspar Uranium
Rio Prado Oils
Sheep
Jan
Jan
21 tec
7 tec
Bhawkey
26%c
•
1.24
Petroleum
A
Jan
Resources
3.70
Mining
-Rights
44,800
*
Oil
10c
Regcourt
Class
26c
*
75c
Uranium
class
23c
12c
21c
Reeves MacDonald
Scarfe
26c
32c
1.53
Gold
Poplar
Sarnia
Jan
9
United
3.55
Rapid Grip & Batten
Rayrock Mines
San
1.20
Gas
Jan
3.65
Mines
Metallurgical
Nickel Corp
St
Jan
Jan
68,900
7.10
Quebec
Band
1.00
100
Acceptance
Jan
6.80
Dome
Manltou
Rupununi
5,300
Preferred
12%
Jan
Jan
102%
Union
89c
4tec
Quebec
Russell
1.15
•
42 tec
Feb
12
39,950
3.10
Chlbougamau
Roxana
1.10
Jan
65c
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Class
Jan
1.15
1
West
Robinson
4.90
8c
59c
14 te
Uranium
Riverside
Feb
24c
53
East
Renabie
3.65
2.000
2.63
Prospectors Airways
Reef
197,717
18,300
43 te
Warrants
Red
4.50
9c
51c
Border
Radlore
3.65
26c
27c
Oil
Quemont
3.90
8 tec
2.00
—
Metals
Queenston
Jan
11
Oil
6c
Rouyn Gold-
Quebec
10
Jan
90c
Corp
Quebec
Jan
Jan
Feb
Tungsten Corp
4,302
32
_
Power
Preston
11c
9%
10%
Oils
12
23c
Powell
Pronto
Jan
105
200
Petroleum
31c
70c
7vac
10
10%
1
class
—
Mountain
Trend
12,800
Jan
9%
Oils
10 %
1.95
River
Prairie
Era
7,500
1.40
Uranium
uub
Premier
Trans
preferred
Transcontinental
52 %c
Oils
Pressed
Empire
Jan
2.62
Gas
Development
Powell
Trans
17,900
8 tec
Gold
Popiar
Feb
Jan
12
Mineral
&
Sc
Ponder
Feb
3.85
23c
9c
8c
Jan
45
10%
_
3.50
53c
Jan
*
preferred
Jan
42%
20
B
4 te 7c.
Feb
175
10
class
Class
13c
44%
24 tec
Oil
Placer
Works
Feb
40c
1.82
9%
Exploration
Finance
Feb
5%
3.60
Feb
10%
—
Trusts
75c
8c
com
Goldfields
Oils
Petrol
Pioneer
Traders
34c
Gold
Pitch-Ore
Towagmac
Feb
7 tec
.10
Pershcourt
Peruvian
Jan
2.55
14,300
8.20
Gas
Preferred
Perron
4c
Jan
48,550
39c
Natural
Credit
Iron
*
Jan
1.46
44%
-—1
Elevators
General
31c
4.00
pathfinder
People's
Silver
Toronto
33c
16'tec
Paymaster
River
Toronto
Toronto
Jan
3.25
29,710
1
Toronto Dominion Bank
Jan
8c
Mines
Peace
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
4,750
1.63
*
13%
1.55
3.50
1.46
9c
Feb
Feb
•
Thompson-Lundmark
68
Drilling
Jan
22%
104
3.25
•
Calgary
63c 65 Vic
Mines
Jan
Mines
Torbnt
Feb
10,795
10
12c
Jan
1
Gold
Jan
10c
14c 17%c
Parker
Feb
Texas
6%c Jan
40c 41 tec
Paramaque
Teck-Hughes
25
2.30
,
Jan
1
Jan
3.25
16c
Oil
Jan
10c
10
Jan
1,700
(Eastern)
Hershey Tubes
Porcupine
102 Va
common
23te
2,500
Petroleum
Western
19%
40
4,985
Mines
Pearson
Jan
103.980
Pacific
Pan
1,600
104
Preferred
Jan
jc
3.85
Pacific
pamour
22%
10c 11 tec
common
39c
2.25
8 te c
41c
Ltd
60c
3.25
Lake Mines
Page
21
103 y»
1.58
12c
Jan
8V4C
ll7/8
21%
11 tec
3.35
5 tec
Jan
22c
3.50
Gold
Tamblyn
1
High
103 te
industries
Jan
75c
4tec Jan
8 tec
Crush
Osisko
Feb
3 Vac
_
Club
—
Steel
Owmisko
6.25
75c
Jockey
Warrants
Orenada
Jan
33c
Malartic
Omnitrans
Exploration
Orange
3.95
5c
O'Leary
Ontario
11,160
57c
9 tec
Jan.
Low
IUO
Bylvanite Gold
13%
90
Range since
Hiah
Feb
58c
Oils
Ontario
bwitson
Feb
Gc
Selections
Okalta
Jan
43c
14%
43c
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
11 tec
94
Specialty
Office
Shares
50o
Jan
40c
Gold
of Prices
Low
_
,
Inlet
Feb
96
pfd
Ltd
(ordinary)
Preferred
Surf
Jan
41c
Utilities
Mines
Bupertest
10 Vb
3,728
6.25
10c 11 tec
Jan
40c
500
14%
5.10
10c
5.40
8ysc
43c
13%
Lake
O'Brien
'
43c
Par
Jan
34c
4.65
6.25
Nortnwestern
Obaska
Jan
37c
27c
8 tec
Northern Canada Mines
Nudulama
High
4.30
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Jan
14%
Oil
Trinity
Nortn
Low
Week's
Last
1
3.45
4.50
Warrants
Jan.
12.809
9c
Inca
North
4.25
11
Friday
Range since
High
4.05
FEBRUARY
STOCKS
Shares
33c
North
North
of Prices
Low
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
for Week
Ex-divldend.
y
Ex-rights.
g
Ex-stock dividend.
(-v
4G
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(786)
.
Monday, February 14( 1955
.
.
SECURITIES
OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations lor Friday, February 11
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
Par
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Ask
25c
Fund
Business
American
Mutual
1.28
1.40
5.93
6.41
Johnston
Fund
1
4.17
4.45
Inc—1
8.17
8.92
Shares
Fund
Development
Mutual
Fund
Par
Investment Trust
1.25
Inc
American
Atomic
Mutual Funds—
(The)
1
13.55
14.77
1
38.59
39.37
l
26.87
28.04
Grade Bonds) _1
25.91
28.27
1
19.76
21.55
1
11.69
12.76
19.40
21.17
B-2
(Medium
Bonds)
Fund "A" Inc__l
11.76
12.78
B-3
(Low
24.02
26.11
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
Blair
Blue
Inv
Boston
Tr
Fund
Inc
Stocks)—_1
10.94
11.94
51/2
5%
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
15.58
13.43
S-2
(Income
1
11.93
24.57
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)__l
13.19
(Low
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
Com Stocks)
30.10
32.54
Stks)_l
9.28
11.09
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1 %s June
2s June 1,
33.12
36.61
Lexington Trust Fund
;
Fund
1
10.08
10.90
1
15.67
5.36
5.87
Century Shares Trust
25.13
27.17
Chemical
1
27.65
29.89
Fund
Securities com—100 11,500
Preferred
100
141
Christiana
Fund
Inc
Priced
Com
6.67
11.38
Fund
18.32
19.89
1
42.55
42.55
8.71
9.47
De
6.29
Paper
lc
lc
Transportation
shares
8.45
5.95
6.40
7.04
lc
3.33
3.67
17.34
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
8.43
9.24
17.04
18.42
20.10
39>/2
42V*
12.99
14.20
Massachusetts Investors TrustCtfs of beneficial interest—1
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
1
14.46
58.67
14.61
59.26
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Units of beneficial interest—*
21.52
23.66
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Mutual
Growth
10.57
8.98
:
11.58
9.84
14.16
16.00
2.68
/Diversified Trustee Shares—
2.50
25c
E
Shares
2.44
Shares
Trust
1955
100.
1955
100
l%s Feb.
1
Inc
Fund
7-78
8.46
1%S Dec.
Howard—
&
13.09
14.23
1
18.67
20.20
l%s
100.2
1
16.92
1
Series
11.17
Bond
1
7.35
100
2s
99.30
9.14
l%a
Dec.
March
1%8
April
1
1
6.27
4.64
Industrial Fund Inc_l
3.58
50V2
3.92
53V2
Stock Series-.
1
7.83
Growth Stock Series
1
16.62
10
Corp
14.67
13.46
1
9-50
7.59
14.00
3.34
24.87
65.25
10.41
8.32
15.34
3.63
27.58
70.16
1
7.18
7.80
1.
lc
lc
9.67
24.31
17.33
lc
8.77
22.22
I5-83
9-81
H-4®
(The) Stock Fund-lC
11-94
lc
Capital Growth Fund
shares
Chemical
Common
Electrical
A
Electronics
„
eo
10.75
12.57
13.08
o
_
lc
7.58
8.31
lo
6 42
7.04
administered shares—lc
bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lo
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shares
lc
9.62
10.54
9.44
12.65
9.38
10.34
13.85
9.77
lo
10.98
8.91
12.03
9.76
9.83
3.12
10.77
3.44
shares
Equipment
shares
Fully
General
shares
Mining
Series
Preferred
Stock
Series
Natural Resources Fund Inc__lc
13.39
12.33
interest
shares
"
Natural
Resources
Fund
of
100.13
IYBS
1%S
April
100.14
1%S
Oct
3.99
20.98
22.68
l
Trust
24.87
26.37
1955
99.6
98.22
98.18
99.3
97.24
97.8
1959.
99.5
97.16
1959
1,
99.14
98.14
98.10
97.16
Dated
Rate
Due
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
6-
1-54
3-
1-55
bl.40
1.10%
1.25%
10-
1-54
7-
1-55
bl.50
1.25%
1.30%
7-
1-54
4-
1-55
bl.40
1.15%
1.25%
11-
1-54
8-
1-55
bl.50
1.30%
8-
2-54
6-
2-55
bl.45
1.15%
1.20%
9-
1-54
6-
1-55
bl.50
1.20%
Due
Dated
1.25 %
12-
1-54
1.45%
11-
3
1.60%
*
2-
9-
1-55
bl.50
1.30%
54
10-
3-55
bl.55
1.40%
1-55
11-
1-55
bl.60
1.50%
United States Treasury Bills
Pacific Amer Investors corn—10c
pJ&LST—I
9%
Philadelphia Fund Inc
-•
Pine Street Fund Inc
1
Pioneer Fund Inc
—2.50
Price (T Rowe) Growth Stock
Fund Inc —:—
—1
Puritan Fund Inc
1
Putnam (Geo) Fund
_—1
16.82
20.56
18.36
24.12
26.08
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc—1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc (Net asset value)—*
Scudder, Stevens & ClarkCommon-Stock Fund (net
asset value)
1
Selected Amer Shares
2ya
35 >A
36%
35.08
35.08
Shareholders
12.26
13.33
26.48
27.02
6.51
7.04
1955.
99.839
99.853
99.965
99.974
April
21,
1955-
99.817
99.831
99.960
Apnl 28,
1955.
99.797
99.813
1955
99.771
99,782
1955..
99.744
99.751
1955.
March
10, 1955
99.947
March
17, 1955
99.931
99.944
May
24,
1955
99.910
99.921
May 12,
March
31,
1955
99.890
99.903
Bank & Trust
8.83
9.68
39.43
Texas Fund Inc
United Funds Canada
16.01
United
1
7.18
12.79
13.90
*
24.76
24.76
1
10c
15.36
2.41
16.61
2.63
1
1
8.53
15.77
9.32
17.05
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
11.97
13.04
lo
lc
1.11
1.22
Wall Street
1
19.07
19.46
20.^,7
22.86
Washington
Growth Fund-lc
20.67
1
15.15
Harris
51 %
Northern Trust Co
16
Y)
N
Inc Fund Inc.lc
6.66
Institutional
Insur
Fund—lc
1.59
1.75
United
Inc
Fund
Hudson Fund Inc
Income Foundation Fond Inc
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
institutional
Investment Go of America
1
8.67
9.47
Ltd
Fund—1
9.61
10.45
United Continental Fund——l
6.91
7.55
United
Income
United
Value
10
Trust
A
460
472
49
Insurance
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
Life.
Bid
Agricultural Insurance Co
76
183
Aik
198
10
Co—
10
10
& Surety
10
192
—5
53
20
79%
for-one split
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
148 %
_
Guaranty Trust Co
New
American
American
Manufacturers Trust Co
20
81%
_100
279
289
20
58
59%
72
75
17 y2
65
67
1
25.54
5.33
5.77
National City Bank
New York
Ins
(Newark N J)—2%
36
37%
Merchants
5
27 %
25
79%
82%
American Re-insurance
American
Surety
Automobile
10
Insurance
Camden Fire
(N J)—5
10
Continental
Assurance
Co
Casualty Co
Forster
42%
Amer__5
Bid
46%
105
109
29%
1
44
Inc
4
12
13%
10
101
105%
Union
Fire
31%
New
York
Casualty
Fire
Fire
5
48%
50 %
2
58
60
10
46
48
5
29
31%
465
North
River
2.50
37%
5
39%
134
139
Northeastern
3.33%
14 %
16
10
105 %
109 %
64 V4
66 %
Northern
12.50
38
Fidelity & Deposit of Md„
Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
79
10
Fire
Pacific
Federal
111
10
96
99%
Assn
Firemen's
Franklin
of
of
<S
59%
F)
31%
32%
10
90
95
10
29 %
31%
Corp
Republic
St Paul Fire &
(Texas)
Marine
2
10
12%
70
51%
53%
50%
53%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
49
22%
Standard
44
Travelers
27
10
St
Louis
21'A
346
336
Ex
United
10
32
—
Bank
56 ,2
64/a
Trust_20
50 %
202
Accident
Recent
Bonds—
38
--
66
71
63
Trust
20
66%
Bank
A
&
t46%
100
Trust
180
Francisco
of Amer N
70%
Trust—
dividend
,,
T A S
A—6.25
38'A
39%
Security Issues
Columbus &
New England Tel & Tel 3V8S_1988
Southern Elec—
3V4S
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
Bid
1984
102
Commonwealth Edison 3% S-2004
98
103
Public Serv Co of Coi 3y8s_1984
10
57%
100%
100%
Aik
101%
101 y»
98'A
Tennessee Gtts
Consumers
Duke
Florida
1990
3V4S
3s
&
Power
102%
103%
1975
Power
Power
101 %
103%
Light—
Elec
Mich
&
1975
3y2S
99%
100%
3Vas_1984
100%
102%
Kansas
City Southern Ry—
98%
SVis—1984
102 %
103
3%s„1984
102%
103
pfd
,*
5.65% pfd_100
Louisiana Power A Light—
4.16% preferred
100
99%
Wisconsin
Dallas
1984
1007/a
101%
1984
Island
99%
1984
Lt
Penn
Pow
&
101 %
3y»s
Long
102%
Power~3s
west
Wisconsin
1984
3y8s
100%
102%
Lighting—
El
Pub
Serv
t
Power A
Paso
Lt
3y8s__1984
100
Edison
3y8S—1984
100%
101 %
5.85%
102%
103V'4
5.12%
Pow
Metropolitan
New
&
England Power 3y4s
60%
10
76
Nat
Lgt 4%
Gas
.100 %
Tenn
Gas
108%
99%
101
110
101
Transmission-
1,975
2,025
1985
preferred
preferred
FOOTNOTES
FOR
OVER-THE-COUNTER
79
100
•
No
value.
yield price.
par
U
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__10
95%
98%
bBid
U
S
Fire
3
51
54
k Admitted
a
29%
31%
Westchester Fire
—
25
Co
stock
Bank
60%
25
Union
Grove
53%
17
A Trust
Trust
100%
20
Bank
Manufacturers Bank A
Mutual Bank
41
Bank
National
National
20
Bank
100
100
52
5
10
First
Mercantile
187
19%
National
Boatmen's
San
State Bank of Albany
Louisiana
10
53%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Louis
14
6.25
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
(N Y)
81
Hanover Fire
56 %
11%
10%
._100
3%s
Seaboard Surety Co
101 %
Republic-
American
54%
American
-
Reinsurance
43%
Newark-
Life
Gulf Life
5
Providence-Washington
77%
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens
Falls
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
62
&
Stocks—
Phoenix
Philadelphia
Fund
98%
Albany, N. Y.
Indiana
94
Fireman's
95%
83%
180
—10
61 %
Manufacturers
455
76%
2
__25
35%
58%
10
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Tri
57
Trust—25
Bank
55
5
Hampshire
Pacific
&
t54%
stock dividend
Nat'l
45%
52
Assurance
New
52
402
33%
New Amsterdam
48
52
390
10
common
48
10
Life
National Fire
National
Bank
Ask
48%
5
44%
25
Bank
Pittsburgh
86
10
Connecticut General Life
Continental
83
5
Co
Ins Assn
142
10
Bankers & Shippers
&
Ex-33%%
Mellon
Tower
29
Co
67
Angeles
St.
Trust
Nat'l
Trade Bank & Trust Co
Casualty
65
Security-First Nat'l Bank—
31%
29%
Meadow Brook National Bank
Rye National Bank
Sterling National
$2.10 prior preferred
Massachusetts
Bonding
Merchants Fire
10
27.39
23.62
1
Co
25.13
1
Maryland
52
41
38
National
Los
55
34%
50
50%
51
39%
Assurance Co_5
Home
First
ex-two-
10
Lincoln
34%
36%
par
Long Island Trust
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
32%
5
36
Jersey City
6.50
37%
32 V-t
preferred
conv
34
10
National Bank of Detroit
—
5.95
32 V4
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
American
10
Detroit
Inc__l
5
National
$10
com
Bank
188
Par
35%
30%
Bank)
(The
National
Bank—
57
North
Commerce
82%
National
Franklin Square N Y_
178
Steambolier
2
Automobile
American
70
57
Franklin
40
_
of
46
of
& Trust Co
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Home
Insurance Co
43
Bank
Hartford
8.21
Companies
Hartford
78%
10
53
New Rochelle
Public
Far
67%
286
Connecticut
9.99
Inc
Investment
61%
Union
19.95
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wisconsin
29
9.14
Mutual
Wellington Fund
271
16
Trust
53
7.51
Investing Corp
Fund
35
50
Bank
18.35
Inc
Value Line Income Fund
Investors
27
49
37%
20
Co
City Bank
National
1
Shares_l
Fund
Fund
National Bank
Connecticut Bank A Trust Co_25
160
1
Fund
Science
Line
Central
41
153
20
of
Hanover
Inc—
Accumulated
x37
10
Bank
Trust
National
100
Cleveland
10
Plans
Trust A
55
County Trust Co
16.25
Institutional
22.60
7.29
Funds
520
61 %
49 %
7.75
1
38.28
15.54
322
490
500
59%
of the City of N Y
100
First Westchester Natl Bank
1
315
470
15
Bank—10
A Tr__25
(White
101%
100
Bank
Bk
72
69
98%
Savings Bk—100
Bank
National
National
Corn Exchange
State
25
33 V3
Trust
&
Chem
12.49
12.09
1
Bank
Chase
Commercial
Ask
Illinois
National
First
Bid
v
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
65%
First
29.03
Fund
Par
^
Continental
489
63%
Federation
11.55
Investors
49 %
477
10
Fiduciary
11.09
Southwestern Investors Inc
Sovereign
100
Trust
12.50
29.03
Boston_l
Bankers
47 %
Manhattan Co—10
20.90
Television-Electronics
of
Companies
Chicago
Bank of the
18.63
12.56
Haydock
5,
Ask
York
17.23
75.00
Trust
Bid
Par
New
11.56
11.47
lc
Inc—1
14,
20.90
71.00
shares
99.863
April
Cleveland
l
Utility
1955-
99.985
Empire Trust
State Street Investment Corp—*
stein Roe & Farnham Fund—_1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
99.874
April 7,
99.979
Bank of New York
6.02
Growth Industry Shares
Ask
99.996
1955—
24,
3,
Bid
99.994
20.98
12.16
13*94
4.38
shares
February
Dollar Valuo
Ask
1955.
17,
9%
5-49
shares
February
37
11.10
12.73
3.99
Tobacco
Bid
27%
33
lc
lc
lc
stock
Dollar Value
3.45
lc
&
1957.
99.18
99.15
100.3
8.19
1956
shares
Globe
100.1
—
_
1958
15,
1,
101.31
99.13
Shares—
Series
Series
Bond shares
Railroad
Great
Feb.
March
Ltd
American
3.64
1
Equipment shares
Railroad
Fire
1,
100.14
99.10
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
March
lc
Inc
Canada
North
6.11
Canada
New England Fund
New York Capital Fund
of
5.57
18.16
lc
lc
Petroleum shares
&
100.6
8.56'
Building
Crum
1,
1,
Oct.
100.4
5.03
^Automoblle^shttrei
Son shares
Boston
Oct.
April
Ask
101.29
1957
1%S
100.6
1956
Bid
1957
1,
15,
100.2
1956
15,
1,
6.85
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
Amer
Aug.
100.11
1956
15,
9.99
Income Series
Speculative Series
General
$1.25
April
1%S
100
8.03
1
6.90
28.45
shares—1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc—2
Futures Inc
1
Gas Industries Fund Inc
1
Bteel
100.11
12.21
21.32
18.90
Beneficial
RR
100.7
l%s May 15 1957
18.29
6.66
26.32
—
Formula Fund of Boston—
Food
99.8
1.20%
1
19.94
17-08
Boston
First
99.2
1.40%
20c
5
Fund
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial
98.28
98.10
Security Series—
Balanced
Fund
Balanced
Stock
99.10
98.20
27/8s March 15, 1957
100.3
-
1%S
14.43
Shares—
Fund
98.28
101
98.2
1958
100
Treasury Notes—
l%s March 15, 1955
10.40
14.43
1
101.2
Mortgage Assn—
20.
100.1
15, 1955
mat*
National Investors Corp
National
Eaton
Natl
Jan.
100.1
l%s May 17, 1955
1 VaS Aug. 15, 1955
38.74
9.48
!
1960
27.69
Corp—
of beneficial Interest
Nation Wide Securities—
Balanced
31.48
25.61
35.83
1
Net asset value—
Mutual
15.
Is March 22,
l%s
29.12
99.2
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
l%a
Oct.
1.
1956
Indebtedness—
of
.
Dreyfus
1,
Maturity—
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
6.55
lc
shares
7.68
lc
shares
Petroleum
15.95
1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Series
5.71
Metals
1
Fund
Dividend
4.57
1
1
Fund
Stock
4.15
Industries shares—lc
1
Fund Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Diversified
6.76
18.49
Inc
Income Fund
De Vegh Income
Delaware
5.36
6.14
1
1
Investment,
Western
Dividend
4.87
1
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown
lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Ask
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Certificates
Managed Funds—
Automobile shares—
Steel shares
Inc
Fund
June
98.20
100.24
I960
12.44
Non-Ferrous
146
A Stock
Composite Fund Inc
Concord
1958
2%s
2%s
7.31
25c
Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
•
General
12.100
1
Investment
Bond
Composite
1.
100.26
1, 1959
Feb.
Federal
16.v>5
1
1
Fund In®
Commonwealth
May
7 %s
99.24
99.16
1957
2 %s
Loomis
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Colonial
100.2
100
1956
1,
100.3
99.30
1955
1,
Feb.
1.90s
10.20
21.99
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
9.43
20.34
Ltd
Canadian
100.1
10.13
10.26
1
General
99.31
1, 1956
l%s Oct. 1, 1957-55
2%s May 1, 1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
May
14.40
8-4
1955
15, 1955
15,
Feb.
1.25s Mar.
2%s
100.1
13.02
22.85
Bid
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
99.31
17.00
12.36
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
(1954)
K-2
Pfd
10c
5
Bowling Green Fond Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp
Canada
(Income
•
America
of
12%
11 >/2
K-l
Bonds)
1
1
Holdings Corp
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc
Bond
4.31
3.94
Priced
Ask
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
l%s
Keystone Custodian Funds—
(Investment
decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Figures after
20.00
1
Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund "B** Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
Axe-Houghton
18.70
Ask
Mutual
B-l
Inc
Boston
of
Bid
Stock
to
listing
Exchange.
t New
x
on
the
New
York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
Issued,
y Ex-rights.
ISSUES
105
102
107
103 %
The Commercial and Financial
ISI: ^Number. 5^403
Volume
Chronicle
47
<787)
6
v +v,\
r' -
Complete and exact details for the week
foregoing will appear in our issue of
clearings this week show an increase compared
Bank
We
based upon
ends
that for the week ended Saturday,
12, clearings from all cities of the United States
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
Feb
from
there is
this center
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week Ending Fen. 12—
York
New
$9,759,303,979
927,327,238
1,037,000,000
597,489,821
335,754,124
336,300,000
521,589,000
331,015,198
388,832,907
296,672,241
—
——
Philadelphia
Boston
Louis
i:
—"
Francisco
San
Pittsburgh
:
—
Cleveland
—
___——
Baltimore
1954
$7,601,268,212
cities,"
Other
/+ 34.0
+
'
26.8
1st
v
Total.'all littles, «five - days.
+
9.1
+
2.6
3rd
299,800,000
+ 12.2
4th
Cleveland
485,595,304
+
7.4
5th
all
The
cities
of bank
course
New
+
22.8
2.0
7th
+
4.3
St.
9th
+
1,150,497,597
+
2.0
597,822,254
+
6.6
••
866,368,992
+ 11.4
865,499,554
"
965,134,993
1,328,573,826
8.2
"
7
••
6
"
10
._
"
-110
Our usual
:
Exchange
Description: ~
FOR LEADING -CITIES
: FOR EIGHT
IN
Number
1955
York-——
1954
•
1953
1952
1951
omitted)
1950
1949
4,027
3,840
,4,230
3,203
3,122
3,398
J
2,918
2,579
2,759
2,350
2,424
1,741
1,707
is
are
1954
Boston
2,719
2,432
2,507
2,496
2,661
2,043
-1,985
1,912
Francisco.
2,406
2,122
2,217
2,277
2,237
1,656
1,685
1,853
18,125,380,767
17,169,062,774
9,097,665,499
+
6.4
8,802.151,903
8,220,299,740
appended.
given below:
2,036
1,865
1,987
1,956
1,981
1,338
1,383
1,370
to
1,783
1,669
1,672
1,557
1,502
1,118
1,093
'We also furnish today a summary
1,533
1,678
1,685
1,666
1,247
1,299
1,246
City
1,677
1,499
1,591
1,618
1,783
1,275
1,350
1,577
Louis______
1,575
1,447
1,424
1,402
1,579
1,209
1,177
Minneapolis
1,452
1,341
1,338
1,323
1,472
1,036
1,130
Houston
1,276
1,560
1,414
1,466
1,312
1,201
912
959
925
1,482
1,288
1,378
1,388
1,314
1,020
978
1,207
1,257
1,194
1,190
979
884
86,000
135,000
68,000
115,000
government
7,355,700
13,970,000
6,911,600
7,398,700
4,000
$86,351,600
$80,396,800
$66,971,450
New
1,072
1,046
5.9%, in the Boston Reserve District of 10.1% and in
Philadelphia Reserve District of 11.0%. In the Cleve¬
land Reserve District there is an increase of 6.6%r in the
of
the
Richmond Reserve District
68,050
915
1,102
and
110
1952
37,141,073
983
1,367
aggregate of clearings having been $94,726,105,-*
the
1954
aggregate $87,548,199,573.
In the
York Reserve District the totals register a gam
the 1955
1953
1,257
_____
Pittsburgh
Kansas
St.
____-
Atlanta
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Richmond
Louisville
ZZZZ
New Orleans
Seattle
Birmingham
1,091
760
762
703
684
540
547
706
710
537
509
739
727
660
533
522
523
678
703
726
483
462
597
559
424
372
389
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
650
744
698
695
547
605
671
707
599
549
421
438
414
14
674
688
702
745
505
487
584
19
685
Buffalo
593
589
604
446
410
474
491
395
390
568
521
541
543
559
424
444
«•
510
498
525
377
348
4,133,277,564"
4.088,592,599
+ 11.9
;
8.029,593,161
+ 11.4
8,332,612,024
7,659,566,670
+
2,735,692,146
+
7.7
2.679,036.502
V
•
2,070,597,204
+
9.0
2,768,134,015
2,083,942,149
3,258,542,996
+
9.9
3,382,406,199
3,409,519.334
3,591,040,135
+
9.0
4,994,094,604
4,343,439,420
+ 15.0
3,671,605,946
4,629,706,717
4,539,363,730
2.023,298,0:16
459
468
471
371
296
300
"448
427
416
301
269
402
385
291
279"
293
:
3,361,229,632
256
427
41
381
435
509
Nashville
455
463
94,726,105,110
Outside
New
York
87,548,199,573
+
8.2
85,832,145,703
84,371,452,420
49,721,821,648
City.
44,948,831,933
+ 10.6
46,750,319,045
45,211,299,730
"
.
416
The following compilation covers the clearings by months since Jan. 1, 1955 and 1954:
ntal 31..Cities
87,572 81,164 79,325 78,335 80,080 62,153 60,346 62,078
Other
Cities—_
6,704
6,384
6,507
6,036
6,044
4,714
4,585
4,618
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
Clearings, Total All
-
Months—
All
Outside
2,535,329,300
2,662,225,376
4,373,010,399
3,582,588,596
'
<1
430
496
Milwaukee
Total
5,161,336,414
+ 13.9
397
514
_Z
5,237,353,801
5,324,612,107
3,913,838,089
i
452
506
536
/
Washington
582
504
40,640,479,209
4,878,924,746
6.6
+
2,256,794,248
11
544
__ZZZ
40,654,594,593
•+11.0
5.086,844,839
8,939,707,234
598
$
3,036,347,073
2,505,318,060
■
4,623,800,319
4«
7
1952
$
2,945,457.924
II
16
Louis
4,643,001,386
94,276
85,832
84,371
86,124
66,867 64,931
44,948 46,750
45,211
46,201
34,835
34,313
35,545
1
$
$
Inc. or
1954
1955
Dec.
8.2 J
Inc. cr
% '
4-
"■
87,548,199.573
94,726,105,110
January
Clearings Outside New York
1954
1955
66,696
49,721
N. Y. C.
87,548
Dec.
44,948,831,933
.49,721,821,648
'
+
r
We
now
add
our
detailed statement showing
the figures for each city for the month of January and the week ended Feb. 5 for four
rnth of January
Clearings
at—
1954
1955
$
Inc.
1953
1952
1955
$
or
Dec. c/o
$
$
Maine—Bangor
1954
inc.
$
Portland
Pall
River
Bedford"—ZZZI
2,496,210,526
+ 21.6
12,564.945
5,201,969
1
5,633,296
3,577,347
3,193,068
1.019,423
1.119,584
9,745,388
5;822,122
+ 14.8
5,745,328
4.0
4,993,643
13,772,632
+ 19.9
15,285,111
5,162,134
10,041,073
3.863,"726
49,994,279
+ 14.6
51,183,857
47,968,264
13,451,709
.
41,148,263
Waterbury
38,144,982
156,138,586
161,709,972
82,524,491
II
Total (14 cities)
2,118,205
5,262,142
4,929,281
" 553,875,622
550,939,255
+ 12.0
2,713,047
1,884,123
8.9
1,042,659
828,942
3,197,-234
2,002,293
10,889,825
9,545,771
'
+7.4
68,026,924
7.9
:
3,314,592
+16.6
11,686,165
+ 15.1
-
-
39,935,669
157,601,975
69,085,308
+
•
-
9,397,401
5.5
8,368,136
8,271,620
152,370,916
39,351,029
3.4
+ 21.3
'
—
48,060,843
44.093,393
+
9.0
40,426,550
33,855,951
68.427,616
18,899,512
17,425,657
+
8.5
16,676,524
14,740,137
8,909,394
+
'
—
V
16,752,700
+ 21.1
17,238.600
16,934,200
125,805,100
143,893,300
—12.6
150,702,100
147,271,200
28,460.800
25,294,700
10,400,167
8,207,921
+ 26.7
7,865,872
7,393,185
2,212,680
2,198,135
+
3,292,159,954
.
2,605,823
7.7
—
20,279,200
Island—ProvldencelZZZ
Hampshire—Manchester
$
5,730,081
+
'
Haven
1952
$
-
4.1
—
579,273,359
5,376,469
57,269,017
Worcester
2,663,789
622.276,778
20,012,887
2,507,395,890
16,510,245
Connecticut—Hartford "II
New
21,087,564
+ 11.8
6,683,634
Springfield
Rhode
+ 10.2
2,432,926,828
11,848,840
2,555,539
5,588,886
"
_
New
23,232,377
2,719,156,072
14,404,320
Holyoke
Lowell
New
9,143,934
10 270,210
7.6
+
25.596.138
Z
1953
or
Dec. Vo
i
9,905,820
10,655,835
Massachusetts—Boston—
years:
Week Ended February 5—
:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—^
2,989,615,166
+ 10.1
3,070,371,432
3,036,347,073
758,977,727
704,805,132
+
+ 18.5
,
■
.
+12.5
•
—
-
———-
-
42,998,800
27,396,800
0.7
1,851,367
1,621,808
7.7
689,907,729
658,134,186
-
Second Federat Reserve District—New YorkNew
171,415.616
24,447,356
19,313,593
18.756,271
5,713,044
5,420,430
+
5.4
4,479,456
3,979,564
496 614,399
510,972,618
498,430,530
124,664,231
117,082,689
+
6.5
109,939,690
99,844,616
11 162,178
+
8.0
13,629,566
11,698,218
2,708,692
2,535,288
+
6.8
2,463,069
9 518,906
+
13.0
11,696,4G0
8,749,233
2.115.256
2,377,030
42,599 367,640
+
5.6
39,081,826,658
39,160,152,690
12,182,526,220
12,185,168,821
145.425,229
Rochester
Syracuse
23,041.912
7.1
8.1
45.004,283,462
Jamestown
New York
116,375,950
+
+
12,055,327
10,760,740
Elmira
134.852,579
18 939,652
536,957,859
Buffalo
144 660,353
20.279,355
York—Albany
Blnghamton
133, 371,023
+
9.0
126,634,634
122,021,898
36,626,979
37,832,013
+
4.2
+
86 982,463
90,621,885
84,154,580
82,977,850
,
—
5.8
22.517,371
16,035,156
2,283,482
—11.0
1,918,815
1,673,478
0.1
9,323,228,864
8,948,763,028
3.2
30,458,754
26,554.519
—
—
24,616,093
23,850,915
+
3.2
22,494,054
18,812,055
34,067,535
30,101,226
+ 13.2
20,810,603
18,238,146
66,709,429,
52,478,501
c&
LonnecUcuf—Stamford
17,259,249
16 784,164
2.8
15,789,135
15,972,556
113,799,387
101 042,455
+ 12.6
92,095,982
93,455,138
!Ae;Sey~NtWMk
297,055,109
261 651,353
+ 13.5
255,471,058
226,957,968
74,169,066
+ 16.4
308,157,790
284,930,907
75,570,559
40,640,479,209
12,565,082,587
r+
+
Re¬
3,070,371,432
5.9
+
2,852,659,881
480
713
-
5,421,816,494
««
8
716
-
+ 10.1
44,161,237,496
5,155,952,821
15
1953
or
Dec. %
2,989,615,166
and in the San Francisco
15.0%,'
Inc.
$
46,747,234,946
17
728
661
~~~
Memphis
Philadelphia
634
1954
3,292,159,954
M
12
improvement of 9.9%, in the Dallas
an
District of 9.0%
District Of
serve
$
716
I
37,141,073
1955
cities
3rd
totals show
Reserve
Federal Reserve Districts
667
_
-
34,086,902
Month of January-
totals by 11.4%, the St. Louis
by 7.7% and the Minneapolis Reserve
by 9.0%. In the Kansas City Reserve District
District
the
33,374,561
and in the Atlanta
District
Reserve
5954
74,645,958
January
of 13.9%
The Chicago Reserve District
has managed to enlarge its
following:
-Number of shares
780
ZZ
in the
537
763
Reserve District of 11.9%.
1955
813
.
Omaha
Denver
St. Paul
1955 is indicated
Month—
539
770
$101,100,000
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
York Stock Exchange for the first month of 1952
773
692
738
bonds
739
I
—
Jacksonville
Portland
975
775
768
of the clearings for
For that month there was an in¬
for the entire body of clearing houses of 8.2%,
crease
:
$50,339,700
1,101
1,631
Cleveland
Dallas
,
tlie month of January.
The
34,086,902
Total
;
8.6
New
Detroit'___
545,435,513
2.7
$73,417,200
1,745
San
978,104,586 ;»
903,968,515
422,511,194
k
+
Government—
3,878
381,815,413
;
+
33,374,561
Foreign
U. S.
4,287
558,563,674
402,936,305
1,002,140,342
$72,246,600
misc.
International Bank.
1948
1.5
8.7
21,282,834,320
74,645,958
&
+
+.
<
1,088,766,762
$93,654,300
Railroad
406,090,345
21,864,726,099
;
Bonds—
s
45,004 42,599 39,081 39,100 39,922 32,031- 30,617
31,151
4,843 <4,372
4,612
4,966
5,048
3,987
3,839
3,950
Philadelphia
Chicago
1955
shares-
of
8.0
4.6
"
-Month of January-
Stocks—
YEARS
—Month of January (000,000
New
JANUARY
'
9,682,199,879
Stock
+
+
416,781,407
573,876,519
452,861,205
City.
York
514,609,432
807,647,699
1,079,314,532
512,559,0T3
615,627,268
i
monthly detailed statement of transactions
New
993,370,589
-
1,193,572,295
590,252,188
•
cities
results for January in 1951 to 1954
is shown in the subjoined statement:
'
1,098,256,548
456,925,187
565,208,526
477,912.288
'
7.1
+
1,227,945,915
664,665,987
"
9
'
12,565,082,587
'
York
9,251,440,140
590,155,481
eight
CLEARINGS
$
0.1
—
658,134,106
689,907,729
1,101,153.291
on
years
12,577,558,409
$
%
7.7
+
636.988,230
country for the. month of January in each of the last
; BANK
Dec.
$
704,805,132
1952
1953
Inc. or
1954
»
1,172,911,345
i___
New
8.6%.
in the San Francisco Reserve District of
4
San Francisco
the
gain of 1.5%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 8.7% and
1,178,974,630
._
Total
clearings at leading cities of the
District there is a
..17
City
Dallas
District of
Reserve
Reserve
"
Louis
Outside
City
Kansas
"
+ 22.4
+17.6
the
In
Minneapolis
the
and
7
Minneapolis
—71.4
$18,482,869,161 $15,712,558,116
4.6%.
8.2%, the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
increase of
an
8.0%
6
-
I
__
Kansas
.11th
"
'
Chicago
10th
of
trict
758,977,727
11
._
.__
Atlanta
-.8th
23.9
+ 16.9
795,915,202
its credit
The Chicago Reserve District has to
11.4%.
10
Philadelphia
6th
+
310,117,961
District by
9.672,708,820
1,064,329,245
1,113,260,545
._
381,352,781
6.6% and the Atlanta Reserve
mond Reserve District by
1955
'.
cities
11
York
._
$18,255,054,893. $14,916,642,914
for; week—
12
Richmond
2nd
269,592,049
227,814,263
.!
i____;
327,094,398
*
Total
Boston
are
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Feb. 5—
Federal Reserve Districts
547,718,044
—
which
week in 1954.
same
|
12th
All cities, one .day____—
the
in
■
818,000,000
$14,531,764,508 $11,732,982,118
3,723,290,390;
3,183,660,726
-iive.^daysjjrjj
detailed statement, however,
%
-
cities-,-five days J
Ten
elaborate
Outside of this city there
was an increase of
6.4%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having recorded
a decrease
of 0.1%.
We group the
+ 28.4
692,443,369
located and from this it appears that in the New
York District (including this city)
the totals-show a
falling off of 0.1%, but in the Boston Reserve District the
totals register an improvement of 7.7% and in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District of 7.1%. In the Cleveland Re¬
serve District the totals are larger by 2.0%, in the Rich¬
they
going to press. Accordingly, in the above
day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
the
which
Federal Reserve Districts in
cities according to the
we are able to
give the final
complete results for the week previous — the week
320,
TELEGRAPH
1955
Chicago
Kansas City
BY
by
week,
J:6*3,
^0r
week there was an increase of
^.7%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
oSX1"8 amounted to $21,864,726,099, against $21,282,834,-
At
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
next
them
present further below
and
t
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
28.4%.
St.
In
we
Our preliminary totals stand at $18,482,869,161
year.
against $15,712,558,116 for the same week in 1953.
furnish
today, inasmuch as the week
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not avail¬
the last
17.6% above those for the corresponding week last
be
cannot
able at time of
country, indicate
the
covered
the
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
with a year ago.-
>\
•WQrthem New Jersey
Total (12 cities)
327,321,728
J
46,747,234,946
.
'281
,142,910
44,161,237,496
+
5.9
-
40,654,594,593
"
70,496,902
\
,
+
'^.78,245,739.,,'
12,577,558,409
'
<
'■
—
5.2
3.4
.;
' 7
0.1 J;
".
61)68^,515
9,672,108.820
62,776,935
9,251,440,140
%
10.6
ii"
n.,(
n'l.
48
M
(788)
The Commercial and Financial
M
.H i
Clearings at—
-Month
■
1955
1954
l
#
$
i.V.1,
i
Third Federal Reserve District-
'»?*.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
I
Bethlehem
;_
[rU f'
9.507,875
-
-
Lebanon
___________________
Bcranton
„
Hazeltoh
—
New
Jersey—Trenton
Total
fc
i'l}!
(15 cities) _____«
Ohlo—Canton
''
5,052,510
(b)
4,372,000,000
14,390,434
26,342,989
15,681,644
32,525,504
1,051,367
5,266,560
57,213,256
44,803,614
'
19,574,382
;
Cleveland
Hamilton
_
Lorain
"I
Mansfield
45,091,929
44,685,843
Youngs town
Newark
1952
S
+ 10.1
1.2
+
6,863,422
+ 11.0
6,946,736
+ 25.5
57,125,488
+ 22.1
42,925,419
+ 11.0
4,878,924,746
+ 18.9
37,932,709
+ 18.3
4,612,000,000
14,960,748
6.0
28,997,482
+
4.4
—
12,742,125
2.7
—
27,402,561
+ 99.3
1,124,427
2.7
1,843,752
—12.1
4,632,890
+
1-299,455
1.910,230
1,377,477
4,902,521
4,307,638
4,231,6
___________
5,237,353,801
+ 10.8
—22.8
1,200416
1,343,694
M——
■
5,298,053
+ 17.9
1,449,470
1,779,186
1,118,972
19,620,236
(b)
1,317;666
1,826,804
7,761,925
4,966,000,000
15,120,892
28,890,169
13,928,895
27,406,360
973,993
6,919,810
55,896,416
42,582,772
7I_
Pennsylvania—Beaver
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
ijffi
'< ii 1
1
I
County
4,240,985
2,639,392
Erie
Oil City
|SIi
k
21,612,653
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
u
■v
Hi
Total
1,987,636,137
MM
—
+
7.3
1,012,000,000
3,394,248
+
5.3
5,881,188
+
4.9
3,046,000
6,449,516
1,120,000,000
3,574,781
6,170,311
1,044,000,000
2,926,167
3,347,906
—12.6
6,248,576
7,300,298
—14.4
16,347,530
14,394,464
+ 13.6
14,900,640
13,386,344
+ 11.3
13,673,818
11,037,387
1,178,974,630
1,101,153,291
+
7.1
1,064,329,245
7.8
8,434,280
230,809,884
407,414,975
42,288,500
■
1,050,000,000
2,985,505
6,003,787
3,223,972
5.449,323
3,028,621
6,073,451
■■■■■-rn
M—MMM———
,
31,540,095
975,498,605
1,956,019,934
4.7
181,654,300
9,610,640
5,850,064
13.447,330
8,327,731
1.098,256,548
0.6
31,780,728
43,305,430
31,896,602
'
8.8
131,128,613
9,729,597
+
243,593,353
433,965,903
+
4.9
+
3.6
5,423,859
11,101,547
8,742,046
10,270.883
392,478,145
26,025,585
42,331,747
23,529,659
111,099,308
3,841,532
7,248,301
207.396,228
343,555,020
36,819,200
9,064,410
39,517,398
43,687,998
30,816,662
128,884,597
'
10,490,263
255,571,355
449,406,876
48,439,300
172,902,500
4.1
5.7
+ 14.1
2.3
+
—
+
52,109,900
7.0
—
5,911,487
3,787,546
+ 12.0
3,707,609
2,452,535
+
7.6
1,533,298,123
28,534,577
23,890,777
+
6.4
+ 15.1
2,526,116
1,678,798,901
.29,837,901
9.5
23,543,669
4.7
56,990,299
22,277,093
6.6
5,324,612,107
18,615,084
15,930,603
74^58,000
703;761,055
•6,622,759
+
8.1
5,828,721
10,2.98,864
9.013,184
392,085,915
+
0.1
407,391,283
377,509,935
1,172,911,345
1,150,497,597
+
2.0
1,113,260,545
993,370,589
4,383,875
5,161,336,414
—38.0
+
45,387,055
—17.2
53,399,540
16,744,225
50,989,363
5,421,816,494
__
(17 cities)
1,046,135,296
9,946,139
140,235,347
1,631,255,997
32,847,617
_
2.8
9.2
5,310,703
30,645,875
Toledo
5,086,844,839
20,223,787
—
+
+
2,499,879
1,685,122,704
27,134,564
23,343,362
20,083,988
Filth Federal Reserve District- -Richmond,
West Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
W
Richmond
___
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
;___
16,238,928
71,721,000
692,113,647
■
District of Columbia—Washington
435,2^2,797
+ 18.1
Total
(8 cities),
2;505,318,060
+ 13.9
+ 11.3
+ 13.3
—
2.8
+ 14.3
167,522,242
5,490,738
139,364,985
4,890,505
6.7
287,127,781
256,483,894
6,515,401
r
316,781,423
296,905,304
+
469.426,741
116^947,496
105~962434
+ 10.4
2,535,329,360
2,662,225,376
+16.3
3,774,746
18,834,000
2.2
4
636,988,230
597,822,354
+
22,406,145
49,722,119
1,194,954,155
5,870,542
514,158,151
4,528,213
25,558,051
52,707,414
1,207,117,711
4,658,512
17.8
+18.8
3,721,513
16,441,000
169,091,054
5,701,249
79,593,000
12.0
+
'
■'fyj
:h>.
+ 10.9
+ 18.4
762,999,260
25,934,443
53,091,676
1,257,174,577
5,807,640
459,009,696
58,682,634
1,367,554,441
_
Maryland—Baltimore
Frederick
18,012,013
84,953,000
775,055,538
29,715,891
2,852,659,881
South
19,524,000
v
172,836,035'
+
3,305,802
;
16,718,000
107^405^974"
6.6
+ 16.5
6.8
93846246
590,155,481
21,325,707
90,010,648
283,200,000
514,609,432
*
u
hvw
!•]■><» i
■
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
irv
] <v3
Nashville
m
123,725,176
,
455,781,135
1,482,700,000
____
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
['• ■*
28,030,082
Columbus
if{<M
Macon
____!
_
Florida—Jacksonville
'
•
'>1
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
r!
/'if
Mobile
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattlesburg
m
Jackson
___.
Meridian
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
|!, •;
'til
•H
f.
t;-:v
2,613,077
Orleans
780,464,522
Total (16 cities).
}
J
•
4,623,800,319
J
Michigan—Ann
Arbor
Grand Rapids i—___
P»»N
Hi!''
Jackson
Lansing ________________
Muskegon
Bay City
Indiana—Fort
at
Wayne_I.
85,258,512
327,979.236
—.—
South Bend
Wisconsin—Madison
.
Milwaukee
__
—
Oshkosh
^
Sheboygan
I, fir
;
Watertown
,i,i
r
Manitowoc
"lB»«^CMat Rapids
Des
:
.ZIIIIII
Moines
Sioux
City,
Amea
<iVi
/if-
,
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomlngton
Chicago
||«'
14,317,852
33,987,511
509,942,238
6,568,939
10,049,939
1,789,481
3.348.579
25,161,600
186,643,908
71,770,894
3,119,300
10.272.921
7.470,849
10,071,498
2,579,049,357
32,396^593
9,2
427,156,366
107,925,014
402,668,594
26,879,921
112,771,690
1,378,300,000
31,855,962
23,512,398
1,388,900,000
33,621,673
26,551,853
307,500,ooa
7,444,859
23,082,019
83,397,898
287,800,000
5,279,205
+ 41.0
6,818,603
+ 40.0
19,404,931
22,277,609
+ 11.7
5,984,928
4~31*5^849
+ 38.7
47372423
5^102^655
174,339,848
153,623,578
+ 13.5
142,905,165
127,578,675
150,794,751
10,541,716
1247916^226
+ 20.7
1517676^357
3387134^238
8,837,475
+ 19.3
8,429,895
8,239,500
+ 32.1
+ 14.1
1
_
I
Rockford
"I
Springfield
Sterling
I
;
Total (31 cities).
;«
1,' ^
ti:
lot
m
vt
Missouri—St.' Louis
__
65,640,105
14.343,733
38,452,475
18,698,912
11,693,088
34,843,725
76,617,649
302,015.3761*
35,916,807
14,198rl26
29,697,196
463,572,980
5,950,141
10,557,454
1,483,353
3.001401
22,005,092
158,583,110
67,119,472
3,380,511
24,224,654
56,719,708
36,335,10L
22,920,508
2.608.580
9,553,015
7,338,697
3,878,551,711
22,210,151
54,374,503
33,969,862
22,045,722
2,261,646
8,029,593,161
4,287,584,689
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Qtfncy
:
.
.
■
,
Total (7 cities)
Minnesota—Dulufch
Minneapolis
•*
1,575,006,220
16,900,800
2,880,648
768,885,207
568,682,942
2,859,880
Cape Girardeau,
independence
Kentucky—Louisville
*713,487,925
597,713,392
9.0
52,832,280
41,495,808
707,625,695
+ 18.7
39,886,034
+ 22.0
20,375,234
9.1
22,334,000
59,617,860
7.667,180
2,727,249
739,065,766
599,068,014
36,661,538
20,260,273
22,203,000
7,480.504
2}647,441
727,367,632
606,251
703,247
168,271,029
174,413,495
4,373,010,399
4,088,592,599
965,134,993
866,368,992
9,023,289
2,759,779,224
7,957,934
2,350,563,321
23,980,753
53,338,408
9,864,511
27,973,721
13,263,824
2,927,419
2,864,356
16,303,172
14,980,925
1L876,OIO
8^24+544
+
+
+
+ 30.1
+ 12.1
+
+
6.8
8.9
+ 11.9
""I
Paul
.
.
Winona
Fergus Falls
North Dakota—Fargo
Grand Forks
Minot
(South Dakota—Aberdeen___,
Sioux
>,■
Falls
Montana—Billings
+
1.7
+ 13.2
___
-
Total <16 cities)
*t
n
-3
______
M
80,283,289
276,900,000
7,168,679
_______
,
'
—13.8
663,557
684,194
3.5
156,097,199
143,841,122
+ 11.4
865,499,554
807,647,699
2.2
2,723,835
1.972.926
+
8.8
13,771,733
11,245,462
+
44!
*U~3"7]944
6878,694
—
"
+ 26.8
30,663,830
+15.8
+ 15.3
60,771,641
13,055,452
34,209,543
19,018,930
11,369,779
36,942,047
80,393,137
299,032,428
40,437,437
15,201,719
27,454,035
448,302,219
6,557,783
10,422,059
1,873,051
3,088,834
21,808,607
159,102,854
66,124,671
2,959,685
9,223,219
6,390,008
4,027,155,20417,747,917
53,314,031
33,314,800
20,016,059
2,858,541
+ 11.4
8,332,612,024
+ 10.2
+
3.3
—
0.1
+
6.2
+ 18.4
+ 11.3
+
+
+
8.6
5.3
0.8
+14.4
+
10.0
+ 10.4
—
4.8
+ 20.6
+ 11.6
+ 14.3
+ 17.7
+
—
6.9
7.7
+
7.5
+
1.8
+10.5
+
9.1
+
4.3
+
7.0
+
4.0
...
+
8,516,743
34,216,382:
69,142,448
285,781,859
40,909,074
13,916,043
26,217,009
427,432,694
6,270^150
9,718,924
1,510,356
3,611,991
21,058,838
163,991,055
73,683,746^
2,528,765
7,626,432
7,297,291:
3,840,146^41 -r
18,129,652
59,479,714
29,684,680
19,263,953
2,490,158
••
-
7,659,566.670
9,148,941
8051,616
74,622,000^
75,041,009
13.6
10,992,480
6,914,531
—
0.6
69,029,000
60.387,000
8,677,387
8,096;762
+
7.2
8,574,028
3,831,048
3,551,477
+
7.9
3,206,488
9.051,456
3.287,297
121,150,680
113,243,066
+
7.0
106,845,405
93,770,520
•5,301,790
42,340j474~
15,426,070
4,906,879
40,003", 178
13,638,608
1,426,259
•
1,632,052
5,259,539
13,404,204
8,171,371
5,595,341
"
39.694,267
16.949,681
•
15,692,689
983,112,115
4.627,231
4,716,332
40,742,827
1.458,182
021,002
3.897,156
14.188,023
"1,424,362
898,625,891
5,739,187
13,719,508
7,499467
5,313,969
,
794
/
878,194 558
4,080,227
14,098,833
4,360,726
6,904,207
4,266,897
9,174.558
*
•
-
1,328,573,826
l,22Tj,945;915
+8.2
1,193,572,295
1,079,314,532
,
1,447,188,173
14,473,101
2,437,256
738,178,398
521,426,193
2,625,497
9,363,528
2,735,692,146
+
8.8
+
16,8
+ 18.2
+
4.2
+
9.1
+
8.9
+
9.4
+
7.7
1,424,880,588
16,095,885
2,397.524
1,402,429,421
13,567,288
2,161,143
770,730,108
541,520,0682,056,376
10,453,466
344,000,1)00
JSMoo.obo
+
3.4
320,700,000
286.800,000
706,075,181
207,448;706
543,472,078
.^69~838600
JilO,582,717
+ 22.1
154,553,733
1221J91.985
110,907454
0.3
112,374,102
2,768,134,015
2,090,857
9,240,602
2,679,036,562
~
28,061,097
1,341,510,731
9,321,236
504,678,427
3,741,229
1,219,869
32,245,717
+ 13.8
+
7.8
30,745,732
1,338.684,494
7,287,567
506,003,776
+
7.5
3,859,524
+ 38.4
1,295,176
36,583,645
+
—
8.3
6.5
+ 17.2
29,205,571
1,323,961,766
7,328,315
474,776,695
3,583,488
1,305,513
35,094,515
5,763,000
4,567,000
+ 26.2
5,194,000
6,485,017
2,310,127
+
100,489,456
27377,572
2,404,951
2,624,353
Ifii5j^7,268
590,252,188
512,559,013
7,596,381
270,657,742
6,290,776
286.395,526
~
664,665,987
+ 27.8
5,242,217
18,338,797
29,329,995
3,654,601
21,261,546
17,350,869
57,361,517
1.748,693
6,807,470
321,324,359
^
6,773,328
-307492,681
121.743,768
103,982,868
115,477,092
8226,110
31
7,663,506
4,956,000
5,072^95
16,236,205
7,813,262
3,220;993
57620,685
6,131,595
18,428,955
+ 13.5
25,130,234
23,015,020
58.623,946
31,070,360
3,579,930
21,257,459
17,443,949
49,011,169
+-19.6
1,832,306
1,579,831
+ 16.0
2,256,794,248
2,070,597,204
4,199,643
__
Great Falls
Helena
Lewtstown
31,929,360
1,452,621,081
8,711,990
644,127,364
4,023,525
1,687,888
37,802,122
52,412,797
Huron
?i
51,750,194
'
19.715,297
v
District—Minneapolis-
__
Rochester
St.
10,242,227
2,945,457,924
Ninth Federal Reserve
{' i
+ 35.2
+
Elfktk F»d«ral llisarvi District—St. Lanis—
ibt
f
"
+ 11.5
j.!:1
ti,s-7
127,161,519
9.3
+ 15.1
+
'
8,939,707,234
I_ZH
—
Decatur
Peoria.
; ii
37,820,903
.
Terre Haute
V'v
!J'f»
10,239,003
2,918,577,000
41,081,180
76,031,962
15,813,699
39,707,766
18,679,559
12,423,049
41,258,114
Gary
Indianapolis—
it*
i
~
Flint
/!*'
}»•
4,133,277,564
—
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—^
Detroit
>n
134,673,258
416,815y552
1,288,600,000
21,221,772
21,498,016
19,207,853
728,781,098
52,957,967
598,758,615
39,222,160
20,173,471
21,367,000
44,199,924
6,872,431
2,446,807
716,481,640
•'
J/v
"
24,520,061
26,906,542
813,868,506
57,740,803
667,749,020
46,574,815
24,610,956
23,311,000
57,499,078
7,705,546
i.
i te
.
1953
Dec. %
$
1,553,211
6,357,074
28,798,861
35,719,166
1,072,393,817
1,865,392,851
191,998,800
2,036,350,850
201,018,100
10,351,779
5,615,873
Columbus
I '•
+ 26.8
4,643,001,386
42,477,186
1,102,603,303
_
Cincinnati
!
19Sj
Fourth Federal Reserve District- -Cleveland—
•v'-
»
$
4,934,923
6,657,636
7,008,824
6,884,829
30.155,480
18,971,123
5,021,868
■
3.5
31,663,160
2,095,424
Delaware—Wilmington
k
14
February 5-
Inc. or
1954
1955
$
4.9
+
14,999,976
York
Du Bois
m
+
7,064,191
4,843,000,000
17,022,492
27,913,723
Wilkes-Barre
.5'.).
7,150,651
28,303,832
(b)
Philadelphia
Reading
:.
i
+ 45.8
7,499,644
7,311,620
Norristown___
V
6,520,452
5,155,952,821
_
'
t.'i *
"
5,847,732
71,785,498
54,689,495
Lancaster
ft1"
1952
1953
or
5,111,373
_
Week Ended
ol'January-
Inc.
Dec. %
35,956,517
21*548,292
.
Harrisburg
I"!^
-
Monday, February
.....
-Philadelphia—
.____
„
Chester
|V
Chronicle
1)
+
4.3
+17.3
+18.2
+ 31.9
+
9.0
2,083,942,149
16,944,730
3,921^)62
"•
31,303,174
3,764,421
19,261,372
15,556,928
-
4,712,923
5,048,489
48,583,418
11476,596
11,5~4~9~098
1.540,535
2,023,298,036
3,974,243
,
12,T76*,967-"
'
— •
10.433.828
—
477,912,288
-^6,925487
+
4.6
4064)90^45
422,5Hr194
Number 5403
181
Volume
. . .
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
-Month of
Clearings at—
1955
1954
$
Inc.
$
Nebraska—Fremont
4,763,449
4,233,715
Lincoln
40,809,292
40,084,107
Omaha
661,696,233
674,051.620
3,346,519
Topeka
City—,
Kansas
94,209,548
1.499,061,967
56,343,545
154,811,266
1,591,867,935
654,966
8,550,990
8.9
152,109,838
9,097,063
10,346,S65
—12.1
8,328,883
23,078,634
+ 20.1
25,818,961
12,389,457
20,689,111
61^395,033
34+334,433
5.0
3537666,604
33+035,445
11,711,869
12,155,828
3.7
11,234.192
13,085,297
65,423,668
3,193,105
2,436,257
218,043,234
15,046,963
+ 66.1
582,184.115
+ 17.8
226,875,179
15,800,756
593,547,087
13,207,107
3,382,406,199
9.9
+
3
3,409,519,334
+
—
589,860,765
14,122,167
13,342,184
3,258,542,996
735,009
+ 32.0
—
959,806
1,057,787
9,093,574
142,008,399
+ 29.3
27,710,661
1,618,333,571
55,593,169
685,559,241
3,582,588,596
699,126
$
7,348,266
1.4
+ 11.0
(a)
41,871,382
87,422,600
4,407,481
1.1
227,903,292
.
+ 11.5
1,105,354
,
1952
$
2,581,976
97,034,915
+ 11.9
24,994,234
cities)
140,964,542
2,615,665
38,819,531
+
4,214,237
252,925,835
Colorado—Colorado Springs
(14
702,111,625
3,184,726
3,089,141
+
55,707,817
4,274,430
Denver
11,439,666
+ 16.7
_
Pueblo
1,232,108
903,759
15,095,628
+ 27.1
4,426,006
1,677,784,999
Oklahoma—Tulsa
4,106,446
'
1953
or
Dec. Vo
38,528.227
+ 10.3
Joseph
Carthage
Total
1.8
5,166,672
Wichita
Inc.
$
4,277,792
1.2
33,659,909
1954
$
42,231,488
688,930,788
+ 18.8
—
42,652,861
119,699,676
Missouri—Joplin
St.
2,601,635
1955
1952
$
+8
+
—
2,815,880
2,571,610
Parsons
Week Ended February 51953
+ 12.5
Hastings
Kansas—Manhattan
January-
or
Dec. %
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
49
(789)
15,059,484
3,795,999
(a)
3,530,633
3,620,980
57089,632
5,765,856
2,339,623
558,563,674
545,435,513
5747+255
573,876,519
+ 51.9
565,208,526
+5
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
44,482,686
37,064,811
23,787,641
1,783,948,396
Beaumont
Dallas
22,329,863
+
6.5
25,765,741
21,91+402
1,669,750,086
+
6.8
1,672,146,371
1,557,563,928
El Paso
201,904,801
174,245,148
160,271,958
144,908,418
29,234,000
1,560,744,247
29,704,000
Worth
Ft.
Galveston
>>
Houston
Arthur
Port
Texarkana
Total
168,965,138
140.054,955
32,474,485
29,487,000
7,871,582
7,222,267
+ 10.4
Mm
8,907,958
28.640,304
+
5,697,128
5,528,335
+ 22.6
11,226,496
10,101,777
8.7
402,936,305
38+815,413
6.6
8,373,595
6,746,054
53,300,376
51,077,177
14,302,058
11,668,345
9.0
3,671,605,946
3,361,229,632
452,86+205
416,78+407
'
________
6,432,839
+20.6
5,887,131
+16.6
678,695,666
703, 796,830
168,781,591
171,787,618
+21.9
17,943,654
18, 380.082
5,433,83 8
4,68+748
36,854,972
+11.2
37,622,957
34 399,751
12,878,000
8,497,000
+51.6
10,658,000
10, 872,000
716,638,599
744,632,491
160,39.9,838
767306,147
-
:
5
75+981
650,368,510
+10.2
23,491,802
16,691,162
+40.7
18,182,049
383,688,949
173,660 893
Arizona—Phoenix
+
-
40,973,158
City
r1m
+ 10.7
19,504,189
317,428,850
+20.9
359,054,396
303 ,238,505
+28.9
117,855,288
102
9.2
46,570,079
Utah—Ogden
Salt Lake
5,720,000
,
—
634,003,062
.
Portland
,
5,560,215
23,782,949
Oregon—Eugene
__
30,788,998
V
'
7,755,514
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
7,130,000
+
6,157,454
739,370,962
Seattle
30,121,963
9.0
■%
X'
'
+ 14.9
+
320,552,567
M
8,084,846
27,203,841
3,59+040,135
9,123,736
340,469,450
1,312,387,227
1.2
6,624,859
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
_____
8,29+268
7.4
+
29.010,057
30,222,000
1,466,546,820
—
57,395,929
Washington—Bellingham
194,203,811
144,694,769
6.6
3,913,838,089
cities)
(11
9,134,330
354,186,193
1.6
+
7,062,626
+ 28.7
+ 1+9
1+758,117
380,297,509
+ 15.9
—
7,616,372
65,956,417
.
36,31+601
27,123,641
'■
28,921,150
Louisiana—Shreveport
40,240,664
+ 10.6
1
1,414,277,008
7,524,167
Falls
Wichita
+ 20.0
.
California—Bakersfield
'
134,752,725
49,685,303
Berkeley
45,498,250
+
698. 76+816
14
+7
163,234,331
15+098,265
+ 16.1
4,117,553
3,642,089
138,377,644
+ 15.9
150,964,097
142,549,744
70~fo",861
+~~8.8
647207136
5777787615
—
,822,741
,917,940
33 ,860,318
39,173,279
34,077,520
+15.0
32,939,614
33
104,048,015
86,333,552
+20.5
Modesto
84,731,557
74, 328,293
22,432,726
20,037,790
+ 12.0
18,553,278
16,203,413
25,072,317
22,681,968
+10.5
24,400,629
Pasadena
23 857,088
71,814,989
62,482,795
+14.9
72.527.678
63, 710,668
16,895,570
14,223,681
+ 18.8
15,967,925
12,798,025
Long Beach
—
Riverside
,890,530
19,194,586
14,031,190
+36.8
14,509,637
2,406,182,494
2,122,420,432
+13.4
2,217,99+020
13 925,228
2,277 545,556
604.80+041
550,010,461
83,361,583
68,309,025
+22.0
75.195.679
Santa Barbara
66 180.083
17,967,179
27,881,594
24,104,469
+15.7
25,788,579
Stockton
23 656,246
5,765,706
17,563,644
5,324,741
45,439,618
38,966,910
+16.6
44,520,613
45, 468.069
9,983,146
10,025,154
4,994,094,604
4,343,439,420
+15.0
4,629,706,717
4,539,363,730
1,088,766,762
1,002,140,342
8.2
85.832,145,703
84,371,452,420
21,864,726,099
+10.6
46,750,319,045
45,211,299,730
9,682,199,879
San Francisco
San
Jose
Total
(19 Cities)
Grand Total
(180 cities)
94,726,105,110
(a) Clearings
operations
87,548,199,573
49,721,821,648
Outside New Ydrk
'44,948,831,933
discontinued.
(b)Now
included
in
+
,
+ 10.0
529,817,825
4927+327224
+
2.3
15,647,599
14,495,125
+
8.3
5,809,988
4,414,322
—
0.4
9,271,854
9,546,693
+
8.6
978,104,586
903,968,515
21,282,834,320
+
2.7
18,125,380,767
17,169,062,774
9,097,665,499
+
6.4
8,802,151,903
8,220,299,746
Philadelphia.
A summary
Foreign Exchange Rates
ber
Increase ( +) or
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
-
certifies
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
on
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
4,
FEDERAL
1955
RESERVE
BANK
FEBRUARY
TO
10,
TO
1955,
TREASURY
Decrease (—) since
Feb. 2,
the aifferen*
We give below a record for the week just passed.
FEBRUARY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
INCLUSIVE
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
brokers
to
Argentina
Basic
.200000*
Preferential
Switzerland,
Thursday
+
+
+
711
35,799
—
642
2,065
2,551
8,081
—
—
369
87
5
191
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury notes
.
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
U. S.
230
+
16t
8,311
,
/.It
7,279
Treasury bills
.0385802*
1331
U. S. Government securities—total—
2.217131
2.217131
584
408
+
+
1,056
;
T_
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.217878
—
—
20t
2,582
....
Other loans
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0719820*
+
——
Real
.200000*
.200000*
—
,
+5,240
+1,154
370
199
793
for
securities.
purchasing or car¬
for
loans
dealers
and
carrying
rying securities
estate loans..—
Feb.10
Feb. 9
.200000*
2.218127
2.217878
+
+ 387
+2,810
—
453
—2,213
+1,323
+4,150
.0199406
.0199406
.0199437
.0199437
Other securities
23,102
8,984
+
73
.325300
.325200
.325200
.325333
.325333
Loans
banks
770
+
4
1.030156
1.030625
1.030546
1.030312
1,030234
13,947
+
181
—
.208350
.208300
.208300
.208250
.208250
Cash in vault
—
14
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
Balances
+,
73
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625.
.0385802*
.0199375
.
.
.
.
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.208300
.208300
.208250
2.783750
2.783437
2.782500
2.782500
.0800560
.0800560
.263350
.263400
.263150
.263100
2.755878
2.754950
domestic
banks
...
.496766*
.140080*
.496766*
•
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
From
.233110
.233087
.233150
2.773038
2.773349
2.773038
2.772104
2.783437
2.783750
2.783437
2.782500
,
Federal
From
.193330*
.233189
2,493
—
11
+
70
.
_
229
6?' I
202
10,821
126
+
+
5
+
9$
506
+
243\
+
22T
616
Reserve
+
1,352
—
+
53 J
Banks
of valuation reserves#
tJan. 26 figures revised.
of loans to banks and after deduction
Individual loan items
2.782500
+2,051
+1,80£
+
64
—1,077
+
4
+
370
2,525
others
♦Exclusive
2.772104
57,639
21,471
deposits—
banks
banks
Borrowings—
Foreign
.0349000
.0349000
.233175
demand
Domestic
.496766*
.193330*
deposits adjusted
Interbank
.140080*
.496766*
.140080*
—
+l,27(j
Liabilities—
2.754950
.140080*
Kingdom, pound sterling
with
Demand
.263100
2.756188
—
898
Time deposits except U. S. Government
U. S. Government deposits..
.0800560
.0800560
.08800560
2.755878
franc
to
—
..1.
_______
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks—
.208250
2.783437
bonds—....
.238379*
.208350
Union of South Africa, pound
United
Wednesday
$
.133333*
.0719820*
_;
i
Feb. 8
.200000*
.133333*
Free
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
;
British Malaysia,
Malayan dollar.
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc—
Germany, Deutsche Mark—
India, Dominion of rupee
Ireland, pound
!
Mexico, peso i
Netherlands, guilder
:
New
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso—
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Tuesday
$
$
peso—
i
Feb. 7
or
—
agricul¬
and
loans
Loans
Other
Monday
Feb. 4
85,359
40,576
22,054
adjusted*
Industrial,
purchasing
Friday
adjusted*
Commercial,
(Value in United States Money)
1954
1955
(In millions of dollars)
Loans and investments
Loans
Feb. 3,
Jan. 26,
1955
Assets—
tural
!
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem*
follows:
banks
are
shown gross.
•Nominal.
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Statement of Member Banks
ban?!6 c°nc*ihon
shnu
ws
the
? ed
following
2:
reasury
ujusted,
statement of weekly reporting member
in leading cities
Fec*eral Reserve System
bills
and
principal
changes
for
the
week
Decreases of $369 million in holdings of
and
an
$1,077
million
in
demand
deposits
increase of $370 million in United States
Government deposits.
^Commercial,
.in
industrial, and agricultural loans de-
s*x districts and increased in the others,
banks;
re-
million at aU reporting
PrinciPal changes were a decrease
mill1° New York City and increases of $13
Ph'/^11 *n
k°u*s District and $10 million in the
pu* a ^Phia District. Loans to brokers and dealers for
"Oth af/nS or carrying securities increased $133 million.
iih_ er - loans increased $71 million, of which $25 milWas
the
San
City, $41
million in Chicago, and by smaller amounts
in all but
one
ury
of the other districts,
1+ the San
Francisco District.
v
n+
Holdings of Treas¬
certificates of indebtedness decreased $52 million in
the San Francisco District and
all reporting member banks.
a
total of $87 million at
Holdings of United States
Government bonds decreased $191
decrease was $51
hiemtf ^ ^ ^ c*ecrease of
of
of Treasury bills decreased $88 million in
Francisco District, $86 million in New York
Holdings
million; the principal
million in the Chicago District.
deposits
adjusted
decreased in
the principal decreases were $295
all districts;
million in the Chicago
District, $264 million in New York City, $111 million in
the
San
Louis
Francisco
District.
District, and $72 million in the St.
deposits
credited
to
domestic
was
in
New York
City.
Loans to banks increased
REDEMPTION
Power
Alabama
1st
Co.,
Page
Date
mtge.
4Ve %
bonds,
due
1983_Feb 25
1
Optical Co., 3 V» % debentures due 1968
Mar
Atlanta Gas Light 6o., 3%
1st mtge. bonds due 1963__Mar
American
541
641
1
642
1
Mar 15
410
•
1
544
(subordinated) debs.—Feb 21
644
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
1st
series A, due 1965
Clark Controller Co., 4.80% convertible pfd. stock..:
mtge.
bonds,
due
1972--.
Mar
Corp.—
37/s7c
debentures,
Delta Air Lines, Inc.,
Borrowings increased $296 million, of which $248 mil¬
lion
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
Cornell-Dubilier Electric
Demand
banks increased $126 million.
$4 million.
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
preferred
including
Hold¬
ings of "other" securities increased $73 million.
Demand
Notices
Below will be found
Eastern
3%%
Gas
1st
&
Fuel
mtge.
&
5conv.
Collat.
Equitable Gas Co., 3\\%
Hershey Chocolate
Mar
Associates—
Corp.,
-
trust bonds due 1974
1st mtge. bonds due 1973
preferred
stock
Mar
1
645
Mar
1
645
Feb 15
108
#
£ il
v
''
k
*
f
Date
Company and Issue—
h '
Louisville
Nashville
&
Name of Company
ref. mtge. 3%% bonds, series h, due 2003
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
'm
Apr
1
j
i'ij.
first
mortgage
bonds
due
1969
Mar
first
mortgage bonds
due
1969
Mar
.
Monday, February 14,
4955
.
Milk
Co.,
41/2 %
Financial
bonds, series g,
due 1978_m»r * 1
Feb
stock
preferred
Corp., 5%
Reading Co.—Philadelphia & Reading Terminal
1st
»i
h
3v2 %
mortgage
Tennessee
bonds
1st mtge.
Co.,
4y4%. debs.,
series due
preferred
preferred
4.50%
4.10%
Central
650
1
due
1974_Mar
Mar
550
689
1
1971
1
entire
issue
Company and Issue—
Page
Date
4.15%
^
•
«+
i
Connecticut
')
?
> 1
i
3%%
River
Power
Belt
1st mtge.
&
r4
r.:t
6%
644
26
411
645
412
Central
non-cumulative
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred stock
1
*"•1
$5
preferred
$1.50
preferred
Kuhlman
Metal
Electric
Textile
Missouri
'M
|v i
v'm
Feb 17
Feb 17
Feb 17
Feb 17
646
646
646
646
Feb
Mar
7
,413
646
Feb 15
Feb 15
Apr
1
1950—Feb 15
8
109
*
209
*
stock
participating preference
Co.,
Corp.,
Telephone
6%.
preferred
stock
1
mortgage 4l/4% bonds, series c, due 1961
National Tea Co., 4.20% preferred stock
Sunray Oil Corp., 43/4% preferred stock, series a—
5 viz %
cumul.
preferred stock,
conv.
♦Announcement
1 i
in
this
tin
issue,
series
Volume
of
180.
vi
is
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
_
Pi
V!
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1v-<
it*
(In
thousands
of
v i y
Feb. 9,
Assets—
V'
Gold
certificates
1954
20,174,103
1
—
210,002
notes
861,272
2,525
—
preference
Chicago
f.
gold
reserves
notes
r.
certificate
21,035,375
2,524
Co.
Cincinnati
other
of
9,992
335,055
—345,174
105,396
1
521
56
1,327
and
loans
u.
s.
*!
212,840
Government
+
—
1,180,644
Certificates
Notes
'
13,882,341
____
2,801,750
Total
l;uu
8,065,800
—7,226,400
+
6,037,271
_
Bonds
bought
outright—
903,931
—
839,400
—
23,902,006
903,931
—
preierred
preferred
)'v
Total
u.
Gov't
s.
114,000
+ • 90,000
57,100
+
Service
Cities
City
24,016,006
+
90,000
846,831,
1
Total
Due
loans
from
securities
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
and
24,351,582
__
banks-
3,634,689
premises—
Cther
—255,230
Stamping
Auto
+
136~020
+
2,589
55,406
assets-
89
176,934
_
+
+
6,969
28,507
—
Chemical
assets.
49,926,524
—515,848
-1,024,153
tp"'
Federal
4.80%
&
25,613,682
;l'n
s.
u.
Treas.—general
Foreign
v".'
to
!
iv4'f
Other
t;
18,838,246
+
3,723
157,909
—
account
306,711
Total
deposits:
Deferred availability cash items—
Cther
»
'v
Total
>
4'
.
'
&
accrued
'
-
1-
•
—1,030,595
+
123,513
—
-520,902
2,696
—1,067,687
•
'
Surplus
'iIt'.,
(Section
7)
Surplus
(Section
13b)
291,001
-
Other
capital
467
+
660,901
'
.—i—
22,335
Class
4,587
Total
v,
1!v
\v>:
Ratio
share
to
*
& capital accounts
gold certificate reserves
deposit
liabilities
Contingent
ances
>1-,
and
f.
r.
49,926,524
—515,848
$3.50
46.0%
.4%
of
purchased
for
foreign
b
Stock
Columbus
Semi-annual
Hotel,
Ltd.
■i
il
1
'Si
<v'»
'hi
\
f'
1^1
Hame of
Canadian
ten
and
preferred
preferred
Confederation
Utilities
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg., common (quar.)
t$1.25
5%
preferred
Carmen & Co.
(quar.)—
Corp.
4v2%
(quar.)
Case
(j.
Scott
preferred
i.)
Co..
2-11
3-12
Life
Power
Edison
Co.
3-
1
2-
7
10%
<
Natural
Paper
&
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.75
/ !•
5%
Central
Central
Detroit
Fibre
Non-voting
6%
Products,
common
preferred
Central
Warehouse
voting
4-
1
3-12
(quar.)
quar.)
a
(quar.)
Paper
2
6-23
3-
1
2-15
pfd. a (quar.)
preferred
b
preferred
series
preferred
series
a
and
5 %
preferred
series
a
and
and
(quar.)
:___
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
&
Varnish,
preferred
4
Cosmos
4
Crampton
Crane
preferred
Mfg.
Co.,
Co.
33/4%
preferred
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3-21
3-21
3-10
6-20
6-10
Crown Cork
International, $1 class a
9-20
9-
Crown
&
b
(quar.)
$1*25
b
(quar.)
$1 25
12-20
12-
9
9
4V*%
$2
conv.
Cork
preferred
Seal
Co.,
(quar.)_
i(quar.)
2-17
2-23
2- 2
3-
2
2- 2
12c
3-
1
2-15
10c
2-15
1-24
(quar.)
25c
2-15
1-24
35c
2-15
2- 5
50c
4-
3-21
50%
Industries
Drackett
4%
Co.,
i
(quar.)
common
preferred
conv.
preference
(quar.)
30c preferred a (quar.)
Dun &
Bradstreet
(increased)
Duncan
Coffee
Co.,
Class
a
1
a
class
a
7%c
(quar.)
Dunham
5%
(c.
a.)
2-16
5-
2
8-
2
7-22
11-
1
10-21
3-15
3- 1
15c
(quar.)
12%c
'
'
!
4-22
$1.25
3- 1
2-15
1-31
15c
pfd.
3-15
$30c
—^
4.80%
Ltd.,
.
15c
—
(quar.)
Freres,
2- 5
3-10
15c
c.
com.
preferred
2-15
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Class
2-18
(quar.)
Durham Hosiery Mills, class a
Class
b
15c
Eagle Fire Insurance Co.
20c
Eagle-Picher Co.
(Newark, n.
(increased quar.)
2-11
2-11
2-18
-
.
3-
2-15
1
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern
Air
Lines
Eastern
Massachusetts
1st
preferred
no
(accum.)
and
$2
par
Co.
3-10
5.36%
preferred
(quar.)
6-10
5.65%
preferred
(quar.)
1
2.-15
Electrolux
1
3-19
Electric
1
4-
.
1
3-15
;
Elgin
pfd.
Corp.
-
Emhart
2-11
Eli
10c
3-14
3-
2-15
$1.34
3-1
2-15
3-1
&
'
3-1
2-15
25C
^3-1
2-18
■«r
'
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Rubber
Watch
Lily & Co., class b
District
2-18
2-11
15c
3-24
3- 3
3-24
3- 3
.
,
';
(quar.)_
2-15
,:'25c
75c
?
;:i
(quar.)™,
3-
1
4%%
3-
1
5%
.3-1
2-15
Empire
2-15
1-17
Employers Reinsurance
{preferred
preferred
Life
50c
4-15
3-
4-25
1
2-
1
Insurance
_l
8
l
Stock
4
3-'l
2-13
$1.25
3-t
2-15
Co.
(Toronto)—
>
$60c
(quar.)
dividend
,j
pfd.
50c
2-
1-31
55c
2-21
1-21
com.
(quar.),,___—___.—
4.50% conv. preferred (quar.)_——
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh r. r. gtd. (quar.)
3-
Erie Railroad—
75c
4-
1
4-
1
3-
4
$5 preferred series a
2-
4
$5 preferred series a
(quar.)
4
3-
2-21
1
$5
,
.
preferred series a
3-17
Erlanger Mills,
4v. %
3-15
Evans
35c
3-
1
2-15
Fair
10c
3-15
3-
4
Fairbanks,
3-15
3-
4
Fajardo Sugar Co.
31 y4c
3-
1
2-
2
f$1.30
8-
1
7-29
(The)
2-28
1
6-
1
9-
1
8-12
—.—
$1.25
12-
1
11-10
/ 12%c
$1.12 y2
3-
1
3-
1,
—
35c
Fedders-Quigan,
5%
1
2-11
5%%
3-
1
2-11
Federal
Asphalt
3-10
2-18
Federal
Compress
3-10
2-23
3-10
2-23
Federal-Mogul
3-10
2-23
Federal
30c
3-25
3-
8
3-25
3-
8
preferred
preferred
pfd.
3-23
2-15
1-31
Field
3-31
3-21
3-15
2-28
10c
3-10
2-24
(quar.)
&
Sign
Corp.
& Signal,
1
50c
3-10
3-
1
3iy4c
com.
Electric
Co.
3-
1
(quar.)
(n.
j.)
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
(Marshall)
&
Co.
(see
preferred
1
2-15
First Bank Stock
1
3-10
Fishman
2-15
PLtzsimmons .Stores, Class
Class b (increased)
h.)
Corp.
3-15
3-31
Marshall Field)
3-10
30c
—
Co.—
3-
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
3-
.
1
3-
40c
Pacific
(m.
3-
30c
(quar.)
4-
3-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
50c
2-28
2-15
4c
(annual)
Warehouse
28v8c
Inc.—
2-15
2-28
25c
preferred
4%%
2-15
68 %c
(quar.)
Products
Corp. (increased)
Firestone Tire & Rubber
•
2-15
623/2c
Filtrol
Ferro
1
34y2c
(quar.)
Extra
4-15
1
3-
15c
Mfg., 5%%
3-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
3-
Federal
"2-18
1%
Co.
&
25c
$1.25
'
50c
(see The Fair)
Morse
1
30c
(increased)
..
-
—
.
3-10
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
a
2-11
3-
Mfg.
Stock
Farington
2-28
$1.25
Products Co
Fanner
13-14
Drior
2-14
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
1
2-10
1
3-10
$1.25
(quar.)
nreferred
2-25
4-
3-1
•
87%c
—
(quar.)
common
3-15
2-15
2-10
3-1
50c
/
2-15
1
—
.
(quar.)
$5 preferred series a
3-31
.
...
2-25
3-
$1.12%
(quar.)
2-21
2-15
35c
Equitable Gas Co;,
2-23
,
2-15
2-25
12 y2c
(quar.)
2-28
,
2- 1
2-25
25%
—
Credit,
2-15
50c
50c
!
;____
Equitable
2-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
4-4
3-
1-14
3-10
Electric—
3-15
J13c
2-15
20c
(quar. )
(quar.)_____________
3-15
r
2-15
$0.8677
(initial)
Manufacturing Co.
Empire
2-15
2-15
$i.4iy4
—
(quar.)
30c
,
1
3-1
40c
Hose
National
3-15
2-10
3- 1
,
$i,37Va
.
Year-end
3-15
2
2nd
conv.
3-18
2-24
3-
$i.02ya
$1.06 y4;
________
.
2-25
3-15
<
tl5c
(quar.)
3-18
3-31
50c
quar.)
2- 7
2- 7
3-31
>
15c
3-15
4-
.
15c
(quar.)_____
$4.40
2-15
3-21
5%
;
(quar.)
(quar.)_______
4-
.
3- 4
50c
dividend).
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd. (increased
el Paso Natural Gas Co.—
3-
10c
1
(quar.)_,
(stock
Eiectrographic Corp.
3-18
1
4-
Co.
preferred
1
4-
(quar.)
Mfg.
4-
$1.75
Associates
Kodak
3-18
1
3- 4
Easy Washing Machine Corp., class a (quar.)
9-10
3- 1
4-
$1.50
■
(accum.
preferred
12-10
3-15
25c
preferred
9-15
2-15
7%c
(quar.)
(accum.)
Utilities
4.10%
4
Association-^
par
preferred
b
2-18
3-
Ry.—
(quar.)
Eastern States Corp., $6 pfd.
Class
2-11
3-15
.$4
Street
preferred
$7
2-11
1
25c
(quar.)
Racing
3-
$1.50
1
25C
Corp.
6%
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
Eastern
Eastern
2-ld'
Co.—
1
6-15
:
-37%'C ™"-3-lt>
:-_u—
Louis & Interurban Water
7%
933/4c
(quar.)
Sexton
2-14
Corp., common- (quar.)
Dover
10c
$125
3-10
2- 2
tl7y2c
(quar.)
$125
(qua~rI)"IIII
b
2-23
$1.31 v4
Ltd.
(quar.)
1-31
1-31
Ltd.—
75c
75c
(quar.)
2-15
75c
62y2c
(quar.)
Imperial Mills,
Cribben &
Investments,
dividend
30c
Extra
3-
2-25
Extra
Stock
15c
(quar.)
com.
2-25
2-12
75c
(quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric,
3-
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-17
2- 1
2-28
2-10
1
12-15
70c
common
1
2-15
25c
1
20c
6%
3-15
'
(increased)
preferred
conv.
3-15
1
(s-a)
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
Copperweld Steel, Common
$5.25
3-
(Toronto)
2-15
3-
15c
3-10
1
3-
15c
common
(quar.)
3-10
4-11
50c
93%c
(Chicago)
Commercial,
3-25
3-
10c
5'/a%
75c
(quar.)
12-28
37V2c
(quar.)
4y»%
<
J37c
$l-
(quar.)^
preferred
Paint
4
45c
2-18
25c
Co.
2- 1
8
2-10
(Chicago)—
common
2-25
2-15
35c
'2-16
1
$1.13
(quar.)__
com.
$125
(quar.)
a
Assurance
Casualty
prior
3-
2-
2-15
3-
$1.12 y2
America,
(quar.)
Can,
conv.
3-15
$1.25
common
3-15
62y2c
t37y2c
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
of
preferred
25c
(quar.)__
5%
Corp.
Continental
25c
4
3-21
3-31
.
20c
Co.—
(quar.)
Quarterly
37v2c
5%
7-
2c
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
4
t$2.50
(quar.)
Foundry, 5%
cei^ral of georgia. 5%
♦'
com.
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Continental
$3
Central Canada
Investments Ltd.—preference
(s-a)
Power
Ltd.
3-
9c
35c
preferred
Cook
2-15
2
16c
class
Continental
1
Co.
25c
2-15
3-
3-
1
30c
1
(s-a)
1-31
$30c
Ltd
Annual
Power
Co.,
1-31
10%
,
(quar.)
37v2c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
3- 1
2-10
•
Continental Life Insurance
$1.12v2
Inc.
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp. r(increased
Water
(interim)
3-10
1
Gas—
Oil
(quar.)
2-15
3-
1-26
3-
$1.25
(
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
2-
1
York—
1-11
!
1
3-15
t38c
<
2-28
1
2
2-
t37c
t
33-
2-25
56y4c
(initial)
common
Ltd.
—
2-15
40c
25c
(quar.)
15c
60c
Engineering Corp.
Freightways, (com.
(quar.)
1-31
25c
25c
(quar.)
Cement
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common (quar.)
$2 conv. preferred
Douglas Aircraft Co. (increased quar.)_
2-11
•
(quar.)
3-10
7
2-
lt'^c
(quar.)
New
3- 4
1
Eastman
1st preferred
60c
2-15
'
;
of
3-16
3-
$1
$1.37Va
«,
3-11
3- 4
3-15
9-19
i
common
2-15
3-16
2-28
10-10
3-31
20c
preferred
2- 7
1
3-25
J30c
Eaton
pfd. .(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
3
3-
f20c
Common
(quar.)
Continental
3-31
9
t38c
1
2-15
50c
&
3-
2-
3-
(Toronto:)
3-
t62'/2c
Eastern
;
Cigar Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
3.75%
1-20
2-25
31 lac
Assn.
class a
Clay Mfg.
Bros.,
1
common
(quar.)_;
2- 7
50c
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
3-22
...
Connecticut
5%
4-11
1
Continental
$3
50c
(quar.)
Pirie,
1-28
3-10
$125
i
(liquidating)
Carreras, Amer. dep. receipts "b" ord
(final)
Carrier
2-15
40c
2-15
-
30c
;
2- 7
3
Donohue
9
Quarterly
Container
35c'
Co.
(Philip)
2-15
1
»'
(quar.)
2-18
3
3-
Dominion Stores, Ltd._
2-
„■
Quarterly
Quarterly
Consumers
Payable of Rec.
3-
held)
vtc.
7
3-
5c
Class a
Scottish
' $5
Gas
3-
Investment
Dominion
2-
(quar.)
5'/2%
Gas,
Corp.,
Consolidated
Share
4-15
dividend)
.
s.)
1-27
„
2-15
(quar.)
Natural
Mills
116
Holderi
3-15
2
15c
Illinois
shares
Gas
common
Royalty
Company
Carborundum
Carson,
1V
each
Theatres.
When
Carpenter Steel Co.
t
(stock
Northern
2- 9
30c
2-15
(s-a)..
Quarterly
Carey
t;
for
Common
4%
1
5-
J20c
of
1
25c
Bridge
3-10
(quar.)—.
Edison
shares
3-
1-27
$2
Extra
50c
(s-a)
Consolidated
"•
fi'fl
Inc.
3- 2
3-10
25c
(quar.)
Pepper Co. (quar.)__
Dodge Mfg. Corp. (increased quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
$1.06v*
Compo Shoe Machinery—
$4.50
4-
20c
—
Commonwealth Natural
$4.52
2-15
,50c
Insurance
y.)
Corp.-Seagrams
East St,
(quar.)
Life
(n.
(quar.)
$5
Mutual
Consolidated
Dividends
1
35c
common
Co.
1
-
(quar.)
9.344
(Continued from page 14)
3-
10c
(quar.)
Carbon
4-
30c
(quar.)—
Houses,
Dupuis
5%
preferred
2-15
30c
Dr.
2-25
Corp.,
2-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
a
Cup Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Dobbs
2-17
dividend
Columbian
Dixie
2-25
49
I'}!|
2-17
1
3-11
454
r>
1
3-
3-11
Consumers Glass
{>}"}-
3-
50c
Co.—
50c
System
2-15
3-22
35c
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
(From investment income)
2-17
1
50c
Pictures
1
(quar.)
Portland
Distillers
3-15
3-
50c
(increased)
3^242
i-st
3-31
(quar.')„
8
(increased)
Gas
23,842
—
2-
10c
Consolidated
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments—
1-31
3- 4
62v2c
Power
b
(w.
Dravo
87v2c
(quar.)
common
2-11
3-
25c
(quar.)
Distillers Co.,
4-20
2-24
62v2c
(increased quar.)
com.
Inc.,
Columbia
New
5- 5
10c
a
6%
2-16
20c
(quar.)
25c
Lines
Giorgio Fruit,
2-25
each
:
Class
$5
3-16
redeem¬
for
par)
Monthly
!
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
(increased)
Columbia Broadcasting System—
5%
4
3- 4
1
Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc.
(quar.)
Cone
2-
2-15
Cential
Consolidated
R
jh
cents
b
Dickey
4
2-10
3- 4
3-
25c
Raynolds,
Class
4%
non-assessable
(20
Consolidated Laundries
note
combined————
liability on
accept¬
Di
dividend)
(quar.)
Concord
3-
2-10
Co.
common
Supply
Diamond
1
1-20
3- 4-
1
10c
Air
Mfg.,
Dominion
2-
Hardware—
preferred
Commoil
3-10
1
1
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
Gray Iron Foundry
Class
2-18
preferred
Monthly
Monthly
2-18
4-21
2-24
Stores,
Colorado
2-11
Door
common
&
3-10
4-
(quar.)
debenture
Devoe
l
3- 4
$1.75
'
8-15
3-15
25c
(quar.)
5-18
4-
common
s.
&
Diversified
3-15
preferred
Colonial
Consolidated
—1,024,153
2-10
3- 1
3-10
15c
held)
Consolidated
liabs.
of
2-19
3-14
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Consolidated
,Vv
3-17
15c
preferred
14~ 689
—
3-17
j 36c
shares
able
Common
+
8%
Detroit
9-15
2-
3-31
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Dentists'
10-18
(quar.)
(stock
a
35,888
+
27,543
accounts—134,025
4-18
10c
pfd.
;
Co.,
Voting
1
(quar.)
Consolidated
*
Capital paid in
2-
Mfg.
Connohio, 1 Inc.,
Capital Accounts—
$1.12v2
87v2c
50c
25c
15c
10%
Cochrane-Dunlop
4%
599
48,813,054
1
"
•
119,270
+
-121.269
13,819
2,840
—
-402,757
dividends
liabilities-.
"
2,575
3,112,814
331,009
—
51,679
+
20,072,739
_
liabs.
+
457,216
816,016
—
—196.147
470,566
_
:
—
—260,864
65c
75c
,
,
Member bank—reserve accounts
2-25
3- 1
2-15
4- 1
3- 1
3- 1
2-14
4- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Lambert
common
notes.—
.
'
2-15
preference
conv.
Clayton
(Three
Reserve
Deposits:
IP
3- 1
6- 1
9- 1
3- 4
3- 1
5- 1
3-31
2-15
dividend
Commonwealth
Liabilities-
dividend)
(quar.)
Co.
Controller,
Commodore
Total
1-15
$1.25
150%
50c
$1.75
62!/2c
Baking, 7%
preferred
(quar.)
Products (quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.) —
5% preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh rr. 7% gtd. (quar.)
4%
guaranteed
(quar.)—
Clifton
Co.
(quar.)
Common
(monthly)
Clinton Foods, Inc., common (monthly)
4.25%
—254~62c
2-15
3-14
^
$1.25
$1.25
:
City
City
953,554
—
22
items
cash
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co,
(stock
Columbia
securities
—
4- 1
4- 1
3-1
2-21
(quar.)
common
preferred
Class
Held under repurchase agree't
*
„
jL;
2-15
3-30
3- 1
3-1
2-15
5-2
prior
6-16
2-15
3-21
common
$4
1
3-17
9-29
1
37%c
Co
Inc.
Dennison
4
25c
—-
Electric,
4%
securities:
Bills
2-
(quar.)
Inc.,
Metallic
(l. a.)
Delta-c.
1-30
37y2c
75c
123/2c
25c
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
Cab
&
5%
Bought outright—
,m l|
3-30
(quar.)
Gas
5%
5%
44,783
10,687
advances-
Discounts
!(vm,
161
459,676
Industrial
7>' t
Banks
2-15
4-15
3-15
1
7-
$1.75
Co.,
Extra
7%
2-11
$1
Daystrom,
&
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
Sons, 7%
preferred
Dahlstrom
Deere
1-15
1
3-31
87%c
preferred
Darling
3-
$2
$1.75
Stores
Publishing
Cushman
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
235,476
cash
Other
2-15
30c
$1.12v2
50c
$1.50
75c
$2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
Yellow
Chicksan
25,474
for f. r.
55c
1-14
$1.05
(quar.)__
Extra
$7
2-10
2-19
—
Tool,
Pneumatic
(Two
Total
jv-f.
.
Feb. 10,
1955
i
V'4'
i,
Feb. 2,
1955
Redemption fund
$3
2-28
$1
$2 class a
Clark
since
3-10
class a
$2
8
3-11
4-1
15c
y.)
2-
3- 1
^5c
1
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Companies,
Curtis
3-15
3-
8%
Holdert
2-15
Sugar—
33/2%
Prpss,
Curtis
3-15
2-10
pfd.
$4.20
Cunningham Drug
3-15
2-25
$1.12v2
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
1-31
4-_l
3-15
50c
50c
common
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rr. Co
Chicago Corp., $3 pref. (quar.)
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois rr., common
Stock
Inc. (+) or
4- 1
$1;16
7'^c
preferred
Clorox
dollars)
dec. (—)
!V
National
5%
Co.—
First
2-it>
4- a
Co.,
(quar.)
Bank (n.
2-10
2-28
$1-04
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone, com. (quar.)
Chicago
—;—
stock
stock
•
."■i
Ltd.—
stock
$2
.
«
preferred
6
412
1
1
preferred stock, series a—Mar
of Canada", Ltd., 4% pfd. stock—Mar
conv.
Industrial
$4.25
646
rr.—
Corp.
oq
23c
(quar.)
com.
Co.
b.)
(a.
o
67y2c
(quar.)
pfd.
Fibre
&
Paper
preferred
4y2%
Imperial Tobacco Co.
v.i
vu{.
i.
—-Feb
1961
refunding mtge. bonds, 3%%
Illinois
$4.50
Chance
Chase
bonds, series a, due
series, due 1933—Feb 14
General Steel Castings Corp., preferred stock
Apr
1
Hamilton Manufacturing Corp., 5% debs, due 1965
Feb
2
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co., preferred stock
Mar 1
S'^
Champion
t
4
Cuneo
When
Payable of
Rec.
t50c
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
1-31
2-
(quar.)
7%
2-15
-
Share
Ltd.
Co.,
Co.,
Cuban-American
1
2-15
oo
(quar.)—:
Co.
Channing
Co.—
Duke Power Co.—■
1st
v
641
$2585
643
Armstrong Cork Co., $4 preferred stock
Mar 15
American Tel. & Tel. Co., 2%% conv. debs., due 1961—Mar
1
Braniff Airways, Inc., 4%% convertible debentures
Mar 7
Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc., 4.7% pfd. stock—Mar 15
2-26
preferred (quar.)
preierred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ribbon Mills
(quar.)
Century
Chain
33c
—
Central Vermont Public Service,
4.65%
called
$1-12/a
—
Forster
&
Crum
3-18
Seal
&
Zellerbach,
Crown
3-18
2-
Cork
Crown
3-18
2-15
j- 1
:
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
Telephone. 5.40%
Central
Per
Name of Company
2-18
•*-"
30c
soya
4.75%
'■»> i
of Rec.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
West
South
&
Central
Mar
3y2%
pipe line bonds,
1
rr.—
—
Gas Transmission
548
109
650
15
f. debentures due 1973—Mar
s.
Holdert
—
Electric,
Louisiana
Central
Chicago & St. Louis rr.—
Refunding mortgage 3%%
Pet
When
Payable
3-10
30c
$1
9i-o'0/4
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
1
Rassco
|v» f
Public Service,
Illinois
4.25%
1
New York,
b<
*
'
Central
4%
3y2%
3% %
.h
Per
Share
Page
rr.—
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.
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I
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
507 (79°)
'■
3-
30c
30c
..
•
1
>3-1
3-
1
5-13
2-15
2-15
2- 4
2-
9
2-11
2-
1
2-
1
2- 1
2-18
2-18
12-31
1-31
1-31
2-25
2-
9
2-
9
3-
1
3-18
2-22
2-15
2-18
2-15
2-18
2-13
Number 5403
181
Volume
. . .
The Commercial and Financial
Per
When
Share
of Company
name
3-10
$1
,SGP,"power
2 60*
J 751
2-
1
2-
1
2-15
15c
4-
1
3-16
20c
7-
1
6-16
$1
(quar.)
Fruit
.
3-
4-
9
3-
2-15
3-30F
6-30
9-30
9-
3-
1
3-
1
$1
2-15
56 (Ac
2"15£-
«**
2- 7
3-21:-*- y2- 1
3-10^ 2-15
25c
3-15
37 Vic
25c
2-
1
Hecla
$1.75
3- .1
3-10-
2-23
100%
3"Hff
2-23
(interim)
Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred "A"
(s-aj
General Fireproofing Co
General Foods Corp. (quar.)_,
Finance
3-
4
3 y2 %
3"15i
3-
1
4.37%
5-25
5-10
50c
3-15
2-25
75c
3-
5
2-11
4-15'f
17 ViC
25c
(quar.)
3%% pfd. (quar.)
General Metals Corp.
(s-a)
General Outdoor Advertising, com.
6% preferred
(quar.)
3-
2-15
2-
5-16
5-
2
4%%
(quar.)
(Ohio)
CO
(quar.)
^
i
56c
:
3-
Horn
5
1
2-15
-
3-31
3-11
3-11
1
1.
59 %c
2-28
3-i6_
3-
4-
l
rl
2-
4-
1
3-
5
2-
1
3-
1
1
4Va%
Hubinger
Hudson
3-11
2-15
12-15
10c
—
3-10
2-15
2-15
5%
3-
1
Lakes
Power
4-14
3-18
5.12%
2-15
5.70%
series
$1.41
2-28
2-14
Huston
1
2-21
Hutting Sash & Door,
3-
1
3-
1
2-
4
Humble
2-18
2-15
5c
4-15
3-31
$1
3-15
2-15
•
Inc
2
2-
2
2-14
$31 (Ac
3-30
3-
25c
3-31
3-18
Indiana
55c
3-21
2-25
Indiana Telephone
(quar.)
common
6-
1
2-28
Bond
ZZ
1
2-15
3-
1
3-
1
3-25
2
3-
2
62y2c
2-15
1-28
3-
2-18
1
2-21
30c
3-10
2-18
6%
3-10
2-18
7%
2-11
1
2-11
1
2-11
Laclede
3-
1
1
9-30
12-30
2-14
Inland
Institutional
2-14
2-14
Corp.—
2-23
9-16
12-16
1
2-28
2-14
Inter-Ocean Securities Corp.,
8c
2-28
2-14
2-28
2-14
11c
2-28
2-14
International Cigar Machinery (quar.)
International Harvester. 7%
pfd. (quar.)
2-28
2-14
International Products Corp.
2-28
2-14
2-28
2-28
International Business Machines
International
International
2-14
2-28
2-14
2-28
(quar.)
2-14
3-21
3-11
3-
2-
12 tic
30c
$37 (Ac
(quar.)
7
3-15
9
2-28
3-1
2-18
1
2-16
3-10
2-16
1
2-16
4-
1
3-19
3-10
2-18
$1.25
6-13
5-24
$1.25
(quar.)
—
9-12
8-22
50C
Pnne£ed (quar')
3-10
2-
$1.16
4-
1
7
3-15
of Canada, Ltd.
feertv
$60c
Cementing Co. (quar.).
3-
1
2-
1
$60c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
preferred
convertible
(quar)
Interprovincial Pipe
Interstate
Intertype
— -
conv.
preferred
6-
1
5-
2
50c
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-10
2-25
Investors Fund,
3-
3
2-
1
1
7-
1
6-
3-
1
2-11
35c
3-
1
2-
3-11
2-25
50C
4-
1
2-17
$1.75
1
3-10
3(4%
2-
Little
1
4
Trust Co.
preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Participating
$2.50
3-15
2-24
2-15
2-
9
8%
3-
1
2-15
8%
Gas
Lock
Joint Pipe Co.,
Monthly
1
2-14
7%
3-
1
2-14
7%
non-cum.
2nd
2-28
2-15
7%
non-cum.
2nd
3-15
3-
$37%fi
4-15
3-15
$75c
4-15
3-15
2c
1
2- 4
30c
2-21
2-
3-15
2-15
3
7
19c
2-15
1-31
75c
3-10
2-25
15c
3-
$1.31(4
3-
60c
3-
40c
3-
1
2-
3-
$1
1
2-
8
1
2-
8
3
2-18
1
1
2-10
60c
3-12
2-28
' 37'/2c
3-12
2-28
3-
2-
2-21
3
8
2-10
common
Lumber
Lumber
Baltimore
3-
4
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$1.00
(monthly)
2-18
$37(4c
3- 1
2-
3-
1
2- 2
ll'/ic
(quar.)
2-18
3-10
$37(4c
(quar.)
3-10
50c
class A
preferred
3-
1
2-15
$1
2
A
(accum.)
3-18
4-
3-21
$1
class
2-17
3-31
$1
(Md.),
(Mo.)
2-28
$1
7-1
1
6-20
3-
1
2-
8
25c
(quar.)
38c
3-
1
2-
1
Hotel—
2nd
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
3-
1
2-10
2c
3-
1
2-10
1
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
5% preferred (s-a)
Louisville & Nashville RR.
5- 1
8- X
11-
1-21
7-21
10-21
Inc.—
Lukens
Steel
Co.
5%
1-31
2
4-18
5%
5%
(R. I.)—
(quar.)
25c
5-
2
4-18
(quar.)
37y2c
8-
1
7-18
5-
8-
1
7-18
11-
1
10-17
25C
11-
1
10-17
45c
3-
1
2-
4
M
&
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
—
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Woodworking
Co
Extra
Sports Products, Inc. (quar.)—
MacMillan & Bloedel, Ltd., class B (extra)—
MacGregor
Mackinnon
5%
first
2-
1
2-
1
2-
5
1-31
10c
2-15
3-10
3-10
3-10
5- 1
8- 1
11- 1
2-21
2-21
2- 7
25c
2-15
$20c
3- 1
2-28
$$1.25
3-15
2-28
30c
2-25
2-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
M
rxb
3-14
2-15
15c
#15c
Lunkenheimer
inc.
2-18
$2.50
$1.25
(increased)
Lucky Stores, Inc. (increased)
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products,
(quar.)
3-
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry., Co.—
35c
Electric
40c
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-
25c
2-15
87(4c
.
Corp.,
$20c
37y2c
1
17(/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lord
37 Vie
&
B
Finance
4-14
Participating
2-18
3-
3-
15c
Original (quar.)
guaranteed (quar.)
2
18c
4
3-15
50c
from
RR.
5-
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois
Miami
35C
(Quarterly entirely from net invest,
derived solely from div. income)
7c
4)
(quar.)
^
and
(quar.)
common—_—
(quar.)
3-
1
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Class
Local
Lynch
Investors
March
Long-Bell
Long-Bell
class A
Investors Stock Fund,
to
2-10
—
2-18
60c
Co.
2-14
(quar.)
2-10
(quarterly 12c
income
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.,
$1.25
$30c
2-
1
3-4
200%
(quar.)
Chemical
Special
2-25
3-
1
3-
Lipe-Rollway, $1 conv.
pfd.
(entire
issue
called for redemption on March 4 at $15.50
per sh. plus this div.).
(Convertible into
3-11
3-10
3-
25c
realized
security profits)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
Libby McNeil & Libby, com. (quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)
Life Savers Corp.
(quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lincoln Service Corp., com. (increased quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic,
20c
Class B
investment
net
4
50c
Leslie Salt Co.
(quar.)
Lexington Trust Fund Shares
from
2-
$20c
(stock dividend)
1
(quar.)
Inc.—
(quar.)
Sons
&
1
(s-a)———
Shops,
$1.50
Tire
&
(James)
3-
Line, Ltd.
-
;
(quar.)
3-
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
6%
Candy
(R. &.), Inc.
$1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
Engineering
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Rubber
5c
-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Utilities
Secord
(H. D.)
25c
——
Co.
Link-Belt Co.
25c
—
Inc.
Extra
1
1
2-18
3-
50c
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)_
2-
3-
$1
(quar.)
Interprovincial Building Credits. Ltd
2-14
2-28
$1.40
2-14
2-28
Silver
International
2-14
2-28
(accum.)
Resistance
(s-a)_
(quar.)
preferred
5%
2-14
2-28
4%. pfd.
Sessions
Le Tourneau
Lee
International Railways of Central America—
2-14
*
■
—
2-10
from
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance
10c
quar.)
Laura
1-25
50c
(20c
2-14
50c
(quar.7
3-15
&
class A
Fund
ordinary inc. and 15c fr security profits)
2-28
8c
(quar.)
2-15
40c
$3
6c
6c
ZZZ
preferred
1
75C
2-14
12c
Hme & Alabastine
3-
'
2-28
7c
common
2-25
2-15
25c
Lamson
Ltd.—
7c
1—
shares
Preferred
Ohio RR->
3-10
25c
50C
10c
-
(initi
(Initial
35c
5
the
(quar.)
4-19
7-19
3-
(initial)
4-29
10-21
Lindsay
Foundation
Institutional
plus
29c
7-29
for redemp.
17
(quar.)
10-31
$30c
(called at $31.50)
Feb.
pfd.
29c
indicated.
2-14
Laboratories, $1.16
29c
$1.20
(quar.)
2-28
1
(quar.)
2-21
2-25
1-31
3-
$$1.75
—
(quar.)-—
Lehigh Portland Cement (increased quar.)—
Lehigh Valley R. R. (quar.)
2%
2-10
2-15
(quar.)
Lees
(quar.)
2-10
2-16
preferred
20c
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
2-16
N. Y.
preferred
2-25
1
2-10
$1.16
1
3-
2-21
Milling Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Lane-Wells
2-11
2-28
Lakeside
1
3-11
$1.16
*
com.
Woods
preferred
6-17
2-28
2-28
the
of
1
2-
3-15
$1.25
Brooklyn,
3-
2-15
$1
of
3-11
5c
semi-annual
Lane Bryant,
2-17
2-28
Increased
Landis Machine Co.
3-
2-15
$1
3-18
20c
1
10c
*
2-16
s
2-15
3-
10c
(quar.)
2-
55c
2-15
3-10
8
2-17
2-28
Steel
Extra
1
3-
2-28
15c
,■«
Champagne (quar.)
3-30
$27c
Ingersoll Rand Co., new
6%
preferred (s-a)
&
3-
$1.25
on
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
37'/a c
2-15
75c
—
1-31
2-25
40c
(quar.)
Industries—-
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
1
2-20
15c
55c
(quar.)—
3-15
3-10
$66c
3c
com.
2-
Electric
40c
6c
Equipment shares
shares
Gas,
2-11
3-
8c
preferred
Lafayette National Bank
7%
4-
2-10
1-28
3-
57c
3-10
4
4-15
3-14
$35c
3-25
3-
3-15
3-15
La Salle Wines
35ViC
30c
1
2-28
Lake
40c
$1.25
5-
3-10
2-11
2-11
3-14
$1.75
France
2-11
3
5
1
(quar.)
Kysor Heater Co.
1
3-
34-
preferred
Kuhlmann
1
3-18
50c
1
La
—
(quar.)
30c
25c
4-
2-11
3-
1-31
6-30
12-30
$1.50
2-11
3-
2-15
$2.50
preferred
2-25
32c
3-16
4-28
1
1
35%c
2-10
1
5-
3-
1
3-
2-14
1
4-15
45c
3-
3iy4c
5
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$$1
<•
3-
44c
common
3-
3iy2c
3-15
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
3-10
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
1
Fund)
pfd.
Co.—;
37 (ic
—
pfd. ($30 par)
2-11
5%
___i
60c
& Co.
$1.06%
(quar.)
5%
Co.
(s-a)
Creamery,
30c
2-
2-28
Stock
income)
B.) Rubber
Knickerbocker
Fund
Co.,
2-15
4-
100%
Preferred
(I.
Kroger
1
3-
1
Funas—
investment
Co.
2-15
3-
75c
(Income
(S. H.)
2-25
1
3-10
50c
1
Kleinert
3-15
3-
50c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
net
9-15
12-15
$1.12]/2
Land
K-l
6-15
1
1-3-56
50c
common
Custodian
3-11
20c
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire (increased quar.)
(Walter E.) & Co
Kinney (G. R.) Inc., common (incr. quar.)
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)
Lee
2-14
$1.18%
—
Kidde
3-31
2-18
Shares
A
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
$1.25
2-28
87tic
dividend
Kress
2-23
Steel
preferred
Koehring
(quar.)
entirety
(quar.)
common
common
Kresge (S. S.)
$50
their
Co.,
3-31
.
11c
A
7
2-17
dividends
1
3-31
$20c
in
710-
3-31
5%
conv.
2-15
4-15
2-11
conv.
2-28
3-15
4-15
2-23
5%
3-15
30c
1
4-15
$5
8
quar.)
4-
(from
$1.10
13c
Fund
c^ass
2-
2-17
conv.
2-14
87 tic
$1
pfd.
2-14
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Series
15c
4.80%
1
1
3-
4
93 %c
Co.
2-14
33-
$1
(increased
Co.,
Knudsen
35c
$56C
-
QunSlyAlrCraft Engineering
1-28
2-15
$1.25
(called at $102)
preferred (called at $105)
pfd. ($40 par) (called at $42)
7c
shares
Oil Well
2-
3-29
Industrial Acceptance—
5
7c
Water
2-24
$1.50
Color
&
1
$1.05
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,
5%
1
3-25
Class
2-25
4(4% preferred
9c
Power. 4.64%
2-15
8c
common—
Water
&
2-14
1
3-
Stock
2-15
1
1-31
7c
shares
Preferred
1
3-
2-
12c
£ interstate
Gas
3-
3-
40c
County
Keyes Fibre,
2-28
3-
45c
50c
Varnish
Imperial
1
2-15
25c
Kendall
2-15
31
Jan.
1
3-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kentucky
Utilities,
common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Kekaha Sugar Co.
(quar.)
2-15
2-15
ZZI
shares
Gas-
to
2-14
3-
30c
95c
(quar.)
(The)
Kern
3-
2-15
100%
shares
iburton
10c
$12(4c
100%
dividend)
tt?m?cco shares
Utilities shares
a
3-15
20c
Above issues are being called
(stock
p«!road Equipment
Rackensack
2-11
1
9c
Mining shares
J Oil Corp.
1
4-
10c
Machinery shares
u
2-18
3-
35c
Administered shares
General Bond Fund—
ndustrial
Gulf
3-10
31c
Indianapolis Water, class A (quar.)—
Illinois
Zinc
(stock
dividend)-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Fully
^
75c
$57.50 per sh. plus this div.) Convertible
2-
3-10
2-28
62Vac
87J/2c
pfd. ser. A (entire issue
redemption on March 1 at
2-21
—
(increased)
87 Vic
non-cum conv.
2-21
(quar.)_
Parchment
(quar.)
Drug Co.
Keystone
(quar.)
$4
4
(quar.)
6-30
for
4
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
3-
1
preferred
$1.25
Co.,
1
4-
preferred
(quar.)
Power
4-
2
Corp.—
3'/a%
preferred
preferred
6%
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
Chemical
3Vi %
$1.25
Idaho
2-23
2-15
15c
conv.
3-11
2-15
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(stock'dividend)
Stock
Peanut
1-14
35c
'
1
preferred
called
7c
preferred
3Vi%
3'/2 %
50c
,
(Tom)
2-
2-15
1
Erie
$1.75
Electronics & Electrical
Pood shares
w
Kellogg
Illinois Central RR.-—
Initial
Bond
1
Co.—
Tea
Dock
&
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical shares
Common Stoci^Fund
II Preferred
Kawneer Co.
51.O6 y4
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg., 6%
Underwriters—
7c
Merchandising
&
5%
1
2-
Initial
ts'n
Katz
1
2-15
5%
1-31
3-
_
shares
Oil
Huron
3-10
3-15
$1.37(4
Railway Co.
Southern Box (quar.)
!L!£rtlo'
1
3-
1
5%
25c
Group Securities, Inc.—
Automobile shares
Gulf'
2-
3-15
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
&
Refining
(quar.) —
Mortgage Corp.
(quar.)_—
3-25
$2
(s-a)
Northern
shares
2nd
3-15
3-
2-21
2-15
32(ic
preferred
$4.50
preferred (quar.)—
B
preferred (quar.)
C
preferred
(quar.)
series
3-15
56 (Ac
Co.,
Gregory Industries
A
8%
Industries,
Dredge
series
2-21
3-10
90c
3-
,
50c
(quar.)
1st
preferred
Lakes Towing,
°/n
2-15
Ltd.—
A
3-15
3-10
35c
<>■
class
3-15
3-31
(s-a)-—.
preferred
preferred
3-
,
51.18%
Smelting
3-31
40c
(quar.)
15c
&
3-15
3-
(quar.)
Paper,
&
2-18
$1.25
(quar.)—
Vegetable
preferred
4.20%
4(4%
12 ViC
(quar.)
7
3-10
3-31
12y2c
pfd. (quar.)„
(quar.)
2-
50c
87yac
___.
Mining
Bay
4%
2-15
Worts—
Co
3-15
2-25
51.09%
•
(quar.)
25c
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)
9i<:,ies
3-18
3-18
1
2-15
Power
1
1
2-15
$1.37'/2
City Power & Light
3.80% preferred (quar.)
5%
&
Y.)
&
convertible
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
4-
3-
3-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Pulp
5%
1-25
Y.)
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Lakes
Co.
50c
quar.)
Insurance
Great West Coal
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Green
Bay & Western RR., common
Glass a debenture
Guir
1
Common
4-
1
Corp., common
$1.75
(quar.)
(initial)
Common
Steel
4-
•
2-15
& Co., com.
.
Hudson
15c
com.
(increased
Pacific
ailroad
5c
>
preferred
25c
(quar.)
,
preferred
ailroad
1-31
—
Corp.
Howard Stores
3-15
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
petroleum
2-15
2-15
Kansas
53y8c
(quar.)
dividend
Hoving
3-22
2-22^
75c
(quar.)
(stock
dividend
Institutional
2-15
(quar.)
Service
Lighting
Stock
4
20c
quar.)
Houston
2-18
56 (Ac
Brick, common
preferred
(quar.)
Building
2-25
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
3-11
25c
com
Shale
Aviation
Kalamazoo
4%
3-
10c
American
Great
2-15
$1.25
3%%
4-
50c
(quar.)
American Life
Class
A
(annual)
Great Atlantic &
Great
2-18
1
12y2c
(quar.)
(N.
Public
Common
40c
(quar.)
(increased
Hardart
55c
(quar.)
common
Cement Co
Great
5%
1-21
1
Household Finance Corp.—
$1.25
Corp.,
(George A.)
A
Aluminum
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
2-14
30c
&
&
5%
20c
(quar.)
preferred A
&
Jones
Kaiser
3-
$45c
Co.
preferred
Housatonic
2-15
Wisconsin—
(quar.)
Employees
6%
2-15
l
Pennsylvania—
6
3-
(initial quar.)
com.
Hormel
55c
of
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
Great
3-15
50c
Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)
(Henry) 5%% preferred (initial)
$4.25
2-15
jM
1
—
(quar.)
Co.
f
CO .
62(4 %
Grace National Bank (N. Y.)
Grand Union Co.
(quar.)
Granite City Steel Co.—
Great
4-
2-28
1
4-
33-
.
15c
(N.
& Johnson
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel, com.
48 %c
(quar.)
quarterly
(Charles E.)
New
(Ky.)—
(quar.)
Gorham Mfg. Co.
Gossard (H. W.)
7%
4-20
3-11
40c
Johnson
40c
(Canada)
Holt
preferred
5(i%
3-24
Hooker Electrochemical—
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7% pfd.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber new
Great
Paper
1-14
Gladden Products
Great
Dauch
1-14
Gisholt Machine Co.
$2.25
&
Increased
2-15
2-15
Giant Portland
Stock
4-28
$1.50
(initial)
B
2-15
Ltd.
Getchell. Mines
Government
Jervis
(Hiram) Gooderham & Worts.
$10c
Co..
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.,
1st
2-10
Hobart
preferred
(quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Glen-Gery
1
;i.i2 y2
1st
Hires
Telephone
Co.
3-
,
I
(quar.)
1-14
General Tire & Rubber
6%
A
3-15
preferred
Gillette
50c
(quar.)
preferred
1
General Telephone Co. of
4.75%
Jersey Insurance
pfd.
4-
Telephone
$5 preferred
3-18
com.
2-15
preferred
4.40%
1
5c
37 Vic
General Telephone Co.
General
4-
(quar.)
5c
General
1-21
3-18
Corp.
2-15
50c
(increased)
common
1
(quar.)
com.
1
40c
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
37 ViC
5% preferred
$2.25
1
Supply,
2-15
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
4-
$20 to
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
$2.25
3-
Water
preferred
~40C
nine
each
(quar.)
preferred
Jamaica
4%
$5 preferred A (quar.)
$5 preferred B (quar.)
$5.50 preferred C (initial quar.)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur, common (quar.)
7%
preferred (s-a)
split)
twiar.)
(quar.)
Steel Wares
$2.20
common
Corp.
Special
General
for
Hotels, common (increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
1
Inc.,
2-15
2-15
$25c
$1.25
share
Utilities
General Package
Public
2-15
Corp.
2nd
Walker
Hilton
)
Hinde
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
3-
11.06 y4
Heintz,
1
1
1
35%c
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Jacksonville Gas (quar.)
&
33-
3-
44c
(quar.)
Island Tug & Barge, Ltd.—
5% partic. preferred (s-a)
—
Walker-Gooderham
See
2-18
2-lb
General Plywood Corp.—
General
4
Heywood-Wakefield
1-31
3-10
25C
4
Hiram
50c
$1.50
Jack
3-
2-10
1
60c
preferred (quar.)
4-15
3-
Co., common (quar.) —
5%
preferred series B (quar.)
Higbie Mig. Co., 5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Higgins,
Inc.
(initial)
$1.50
(quar.)__
4-30
2-15
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-14
two-for-one
series
conv.
preferred
3-14
2-15
2-28
84%c
General Mills,
5%
Glass
pfd.
4%%
2-15
1
$1.05
preferred
50c
37 Vic
25c
4y2%
—
convertible
62 ViC
(quar.)
Z
Heyden
General Electric, Ltd.—
American dep. receipts
$1.76
3-15
3- 1
3-
97V2c
common
2-11
Hershey Chocolate 4'%%
Chemical Corp.,
2-15
$1.10
(quar.)_
(quar.)
2-11
(quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Hercules Steel Products, com.
(quar.)
6% preferred B (quar.)
2-15
preferred
preferred
Utilities,
4- 1
17y2c
93%c
3.90%
50C
preferred
Cement
$1.08%
(initial quar.)
com.
2-28
Refractories,
Mining Co.
Hercules
new
(quar.)
2-28
$2
Hazel-Atlas
1
3-18
3-15
15c
Electric
2-
3-15
2-24
3-15
1
15c
preferred (quar.)
Light, 3.90% pfd.
Hawaiian Pineapple
Hazel Bishop, Inc.
Hartford
4-
1
3-10
1
4-
3%
(one
a
issue
conv.
2-15,*
$2
2-25
dividend
2-1&J4S.
25c
dividend
2nd
Hart-Carter,
1
3-
3-15
2-25
4-
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
Holier*
3-28
$1.10
4.20%
Iowa
When
Payable of Bee.
35c
82V2c
2
com.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
3-
4Cc
preferred (quar.)
$8 preferred (quar.)
General Cigar Co., common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
General Dynamics (increased)
41/2%
1
34c
50c
$1
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)ZZZZI
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Harshaw Chemical, common
2-18
2-
pfd.
Stock
1-27
3-10
5
2-25
value changed from
par
Harbison-Walker
1-27
2-15®
„
$1
5%
2-11
37 Vic
51
(quar.)
preferred
3.75%
common
ZZZZZ
York)
Harnischfeger Corp.,
2-11
$1
5-
3-15
—
(quar.)
(New
dividend
$10 to effect
9
50c
General Baking,
General Gas Corp.
Stock
6-10
2%
4
5-16
30c
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
Hanover Bank
3-10
2%
2-
$$1.25
quar.)
2-10
1
share
Light,
preferred
preferred
4.35%
3-
$$1.25
preferred
4.40 %
&
Iowa Public Service,
$22 Vic
(incr.
Company
Power
3.30%
(quar.)
$4.25
held and
2%
Garwood Industries. Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co.. com. (quar.)
Garrett Corp. —
—
Gas Service
Co. (increased)
General Acceptance com. (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
General
1
preferred
Per
Name of
Iowa
v
ZZZZZZ
common
Hanna (M. A.) class
A,
Class B, com.
9
4-26
Co.,
convertible
5%
2-15
$20c
Watch
Hammermill Paper (quar.)
Hancock Oil, class
A, com.
Class B, com.
(quar.)
2-18
4-
50c
Stock
2
3-15
one
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4%
2-15
4-26
62 (4 c
(quar.)
Co.
1
of
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Hamilton
6-16
3-
dividend
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
A
tended for the Hanover Bank
of N. Y.
Cotton Co., Ltd., common
3-16
1
40c
Refining Co.—
on common
on common
on common—
Co.. common (quar.)
(Robert)
6%
1
7-
$25c
.
Extra
nair
4-
stock
5%
6-16
$2.75
5%% pfd. (s-a)
preferred (quar.)__^
of the Loom, Inc.
4%
1
25c
dividend
Stock dividend
Stock dividend
pruehauf Trailer
Stock
7-
Share
—
Hamilton
3-16
56y4c
SuIphur6o. (q"ua~r J
Frontier
1
56 (Ac
Foster-Wheeler Corp. (quar.)
Fraser Cos.. Ltd. (quar.)
Freeport
4-
$1
& Jackson RR.,
Wayne
*wt
2-15
Company
(correction)
share for each
nine held published in
these columns was
incorrect.
The
announcement
was
in¬
1
2-15
(quar.)
Bridge Works
The
1
2-
2-25
VI preferred (quar.)
VW preferred (quar.
Pitt
2-
2-15
15c
Dairies, common (quar.)„„
(^creased quar.)
preferred
2-15
$1.15
preferred (quar.)
a\l%
1
$1.18%
Common
4%
3-
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
mnriMart, Inc. (initial)
Foremost
F
3-15
Haloid Co.
When
Per
Name of
2-24
$1.10
Pfd- (quar.).
Corp., i%
pSerred'"iquar.
(791)
H olden
Payable of Rec
60c
Chronicle
40c
15c
15c
62(4c
62(4c
62(4c
2-28
2-24
2-28
4-15
7-15
10-14
2-
7
2-10
Structural Steel—
preferred
Mackintosh-Hemphill
(quar,)_
(792)
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
,,
Name of
'1
Macmillan
1
$5
•
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:
'
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Manhattan
Shirt
Maxwell
Marathon
Corp.,
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Moore,
common
preferred
(quar.)
(<■
(increased
Masonite
•
Co.
Corp.
Special
Inc.
(quar.)—
gains
$3.75
1
pfd.
:Mead
1
*
Corp.,
*
4y,%'
-
4.30%5
o
Mead
of
net
•
long
from
in
Menasco
if'
"
Fire
4
National
National
Starch
2-
National
Tea
3
3-
7
5
A
Hf
'
,
4.20%
■H
iPl;
>,♦'
m
-
Tile
National
Vulcahized
12-31
3-15
2-18
3-10
2-25
Nestle-Lemur
15c
3-
1
2-17
Nevada
45c.
3-
1
2-15
$1.50
1
3-
$2.40
I;
(quar.)__—
""
.f30c7;
2-28
Iv*1
■
$1.50
1-31
New
New York
2-1
New
3-1
1-
New
3-21
Common
6%
1
5
62y2c
3-14
3-
1
30c
3-12
3-
2
I-
1
50c
3-
$1.06y»
1
plus
New
2-1
3-
1
2-1
4-
1
3-15
New
New
'
6%
2-18
3-
4
2-15
50c
3-16
3-
10c
3-
4
5%
5JA%
(increased
:
5%
Power
Class
;
*-
1-31
Northeastern
3-15
2-28
Northam
$4.60
„
Pipe
common
Chemical
pfd.
1
3-. 4
4-1
3-4
1
2-10
3-
50c
3-
1
1
3-
1
50%
3-14
2-10
3-
43A%
'
3-30
2-
3-
3-
2-10
3-19
2-28
3-19
2-28
3-
2-11
2-15
2-
5%
1
32'Ac
3-
1
.
Northwestern States Portland Cement
(quar.)
Norwich Pharmacal (quar.)
Oahu
1-31
O'Brien
3-15
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com.
7% prefered (quar.)
Ohio
50c
3-16
2-25
3-16
2-25
Oklahoma Natural Gas, com.
43A% preferred A (quar.)
4.92%
:
2-
Olin
3-15
2-18
4
P.)
3-
4
3-25
3-
4
4'A%
4
3-
3-25
33-
2-18
3
S-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-15
2-
1
$183Ac
(quar.)
-
:
Diablo
sales
Trust,
:
Acme
National
Aluminate
(quar.)
11c
$1.25
National
4'A%
43A %
National
National
4%%
preferred
Cylinder
preferred
60c
J
(quar.)
_
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
fquar.)
(quar.)
Gas
2-
8
2-
9
3-10
2
3-
1
3-
(quar.)
2-28
2-
&
$5
Manufacturing
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Electric
2-26
2-10
15c
3-10
3-10
2-2}
30c
3-10
2-15
Pah
3-
1
$1.18%
3-
1
2-15
2-17
Park
25c
3-
2-15
Mfg.
Co.,
J15c
preferred
Ltd.,
5%
preferred
5%
Parkview
35'Ac
115c
4-
1
3-15
*37yac
4-
I
3-15
.
preferred
Parmelee
Peerless
2-
40c
3-10
2-15
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
3
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
1-31
2-15
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
2-15
3-15
3- 1
4-15
4- 1
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
3-15
2-18
50c
$1.75
50c
2-15
1-20
25c
2-15
2-
3-18
3-
1
2-15
2-1
2-15
2-1
20c
2-14
2-3
5c
3-15
2-15
37'Ac
3-
1
2-15
37'Ac
3-
1
2-15
20c
2-15
1-21
2-15
1-21
22y2c
2-15
2- 5
3-1
2-15
45c
3-
2-10
1
3-15
133Ac
2-15
3-
2-15
(quar.)
1
75c
2-15
1-21
$1.06'A
Colorado—
3-1
2-15
1
$1.05
1
3-
2-15
$1.12'A
3-
1
2-13
50c
3-
1
2-15
26c
com.
3-
1
2-15
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
27c
of
New
1
2-15
2-15
2-4
84c
New
2-15
1-31
$1.12'A
(quar.)
2-35
1-31
Mexico—
17c
A
&
2-15
2-1
$1.25
3-15
3-1
50c
(quar.)
3-10
(R. I.)
2-14
43c
2-15
1-28
50c
Light (increased).
(quar.)_
retained
earnings:
(from
1
3-
Hampshire—
(quar.)
of
3-
87y2c
(quar.)
3-
1
2"*
of
Corp.)
$0.1244
3-
1
2-4
(quar.)
$1.25
4-
1
3-10
2-28
Line
25c
4%
1st
non-cum.
Stores
Owl
$4.50
preferred
Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)^
1-25
1-28
50c
zz
Brass
1-31
1
3-0
4-
1
3- 0
5%
4-
1
4-
1
3- 0
2%
2-25
2- 2
75c
3-
1
2-10
3-
7
2-16
60c
3-
5
2-15
60c
""
Rice-Stix,
7%
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-7
12'Ac
3-
5
2-15
(increased)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common (quar.)—
Class B, common
(quar.)
Paper
2-1T
2-15
4-
dividend)
(increased)
conv.
3-10
30c
25c
25c
Copper &
Manufacturing,
2-11
$1.12'A
Drug
4'A%
2-11
1
2-15
(quar.)_
(stock
Rexall
Rheem
1
3-
2-15
(stock div.)
Co.
3-
30c
60c
(quar.)
Pictures, common
preferred (quar.)
Reserve Oil & Gas
2-25
30c
1-
common
Republic
$1
3-15
37'Ac
(increased)
Rand,
3-31
50c
60c
$1.12%
"
40c
3-10
2-10
3-
1
2-10
4-
1
3-18
Inc.—
(quar.)
$1.75
4-
1
7%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
1
7%
4
2-18
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Rhinelander
4-1
2-4
4-1
(quar.).;
1-31
5%
1
$1.25
Raymond Concrete Pile (quar.)__
Rayonler, Inc. (increased)
Reading Company—
Remington
1
3-
1-10
2-0
'
Red
2-23
2-15
$1.37'A
Extra
2-15
3-18
1
3-15
Quarterly
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)_
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)__
2-15
3-
1-10
3-
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
1
2
1-10
4-25
12-20
common
Pipe
conv,
1
2-
2-11
17c
(quar.)
Indiana,
Co.
Co.,
3-
2-25
1
3-25
2-21
(quar.)
of
preferred
3-
25c
3-
4-15
inc.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
90c
30c
1st
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
preferred
3-15
6-15
(quar.)__
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
4-
1
2-
8
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
5-17
5-10
7%
2nd preferred
$1.75
10-
1
$1
20c
f20c
3-15
2-25
4-
1
3-15
3-11
2-18
2-28
3-15
2-28
7'Ac
2-15
1-28
2'Ac
(quar.)
3-15
t$1.75
4-
1
3-15
2v2c
7-
1
6-15
2'/2c
10-
(Kans.
City)
1-3-56
12-15
:
83/4C
2-15
1-31
Riegel
$4
Rio
12'Ac
3-28
3-17
50c
3-10
2-24
Oil
Corp.
Textile,
preferred
(quar.)
com.
A
75c
(quar.)
Participating
A
pref.
50c
37V2c
3-15
3-15
Gas
Myers. Inc., com.
$1.50 partic pfd. (quar.)
Class
3-14
(quar.)
Robbins &
Robinson, Little
3-10
5c
(quar.)
3-15
60°
(quar.)
Grande Valley
9-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
2'Ac
(quar.)
preference
Corp.
2-1
2-15
Richfield
(quar.)
Transportation -(quar.)
Cement
3-1
62'Ac
(quar.)
Drugs, Inc.
partic.
10c
9-15
3-15
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
2-25
2-21
28yac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-4
2-7
3-10
2-15
3-
31'Ac
common
5%
2-4
1
25c
5%
31'Ac
common
2-15
3-1
2-7
31'Ac
(quar.)
Co..
2-11
3-10
3-1
2-15
2-25
5c
Revere
Airways
2
3-1
2-7
343/ac
common
3-15
50c
2-11
3-1
37'Ac
pfd.
4%
World
Co.
Chemical
ji5c
2-25
2-16
22'Ac
Ajax
5%
2-16
1
7'Ac
of
preferred
Special
I
1
3-
2-25
$1
(accum.)
(quar.)
preferred series
3-21
3-
3-10
IIV4C
ordinary
(quar.)
Co.—
1st
5%
$1.06'A
3-21
2-15
J
$1.50
Mfg.
American
Paton
1
3-10
50c
(reduced)
Western Oil,
7%
3-10
40c
(quar.)__
Mills
1
4-
2-25
2-1
50c
(quar.)_____
Co.
Co.
Public Service Co.
7
4-
2-15
7%%
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power
3-
2-28
t$l
(interim)
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
$2 conv. preferred
(quar.)
3-11
2-28
3-4
2-18
125c
preferred
Oil
1
5c
Common
Pure
1
4-
4
75c
(quar.)_
preferred
Service
5%
4-
3-31
3-
65c
1
preferred
4.50%
2-28
Mfg.—
preferred
3.35%
2-25
*2-15
3-4
12'Ac
(bi-monthly).
America
preferred
4.32%
3-15
3-31
91'Ac
Common
1
25c
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
Common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
9-91
31'Ac
3-14
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd
Service
Public
2-8
17'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
of
Gamble
$1.10
Common
8
4-
87^0
$1.02
(quar.)
redeemable
Pacolet
8
1-15
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
1st
Pacific
21
1-15
2-25
75c
preferred (quar.)
redeemable 1st pfd. A
(quar.)
redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.)
Pacific
2-10
4-15
2-15
$1.12'A
1st
4.80%
$1 06
(quar.)__
l
20c
(quar.)
\$lj
3_
2-23
50c
2-8
3-1
HOc
4'A% 1st preferred (quar.)
Pacific Intermountain
Express—
Stock dividend
Pacific Lighting Corp.
2-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Nail°rnal preference LtdGr(.ocers$1.50
3.jo
3-1
12'Ac
(quar.)
$1
quar
(quar.)
preferred
Food
Paper,
1st
5%
1
50c
Products (quar.)
Distillers Products, com.
conv.
6%
RR.—
National Drug & Chemical
Co. of Canada
Ltd
Common (quar.) ^
National
2-
3-15
1
3- -1
15c
4'A%
2-4
-•
45c
40c
—
Coke
4.20%
South
(quar.)
2-11
2-15
3-31
4-1
3-11
•
(quar.)
preferred
4.16%
2-11
2-11
3-4
2-18
25c
(quar.)
&
Service
Public
1-31
$1.25
preferred
2-11
25c
common
of
(quar.)
3-
on
Fibers
Gas.
Marine
2-15
1-31
2-15
$1
"
Steel
1st
4y*%
1-31
30c
(quar.)_:
Pacific
in¬
1
2-15
$25»
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
3-
2-15
$1.67
3-15
2
Public
1-31
1
$1.12'A
Union
2-11
3-
3-4
3-
$1.12'A
Brewing Co. (reduced)
Pacific American Investors, Inc
Pacific Finance Corp.
1
4-1
2
I
B
Utilities
&
3y2%
Pabst
3-15
5%
IVaC
net
Dairy
preferred
2-10
4-
l'Ac
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
2-15
2-28
1
Procter
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
Oxford
5%
gains
from
(increased
common
$4.40
1
3-10
3-15
14C
By-Products
9
5'A%
2-11
10c
Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.)__
Opelika Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend).
Otter Tail Power,
common
(increased)
$3.60
preferred
(quar.)_
2-12
3-10
3-16
61'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
5ya%
common
Container,
3-
2-
3-25
8
30c
(quar.)
of
common
4'A%
preferred
Outboard
37y2c
(quar.)
National
►
Co.
2-11
26,/4c
realized
Corp
National
1
2-28
50c
and
Automotive
3-30
30c
(quar.)
Biscuit,
2-17
3c
income >_1
preferred
2-21
Inc.—
from
National
National
3-10
3-10
$1
(quar.)
(3c
Co.,
4.08%
2-4
40c
Chattanooga & St. Louis
Quarterly
National
3-1
Preferred
$1.14
deducted
Power,
50c
Nashville
•
Oil
2-15
securities
vestment
7%
Ohio
3-
A
of
tax
be
preferred
Ohio
25c
common
5%
2-24
30c
(quar.)__
Investment Fund,
4
Powell
2-
HOC
3-15
1
A
Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd.
Match
3-10
(quar.)
Inc.,
2-
will
4-
(quar.)_
preferred
Mutual
.t
1
59%c
profits)—
I
•1
3-
Ohio
1
3-21
3-10
59%c
Extra
2-15
3-
50c
(quar.)
6'Ac from net investment income
and
from realized securities
n
1
$2.50
common
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
<1
3-
3-15
(quar.)__
Mills
4'A%
4.40%
t$1.19
Co.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Munsingwear,
»t
30c
62yac
Co.__^
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred series
Africa
Office
$1.25
(quar.)—
&
Ire.,
shareholders
Co.—
4-1
t$1.75
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.
Ordinary shares (12 shillings amounting
to
approximately
$1.67)
non-resident
2-10
75c
37'Ac
Co.
River,
50c
t25c
(quar.)
Steel Products Co., Ltd.
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
1
3-
Omar
4
3-15
96M»c
(quar.)
pfd.
Ontario
3-25
120c
$1.25
20c
common
Mills,
Paper
class
convertible
3-25
t30c
Potash
Mathieson Chemical
4'A%
t20c
(s-a)
4.56%
(quar.)
Corp., 40s preferred (quar.)
Old Town
1
Co.,
preferred
3-16
2-18
75c
Portsmouth
2-15
Gas
30c
3-
2-,4
: 2-18
40c
com.
preferred
t2c
Ltd
3-15
A
2-15
1
6%
25c
(quar.)
1
4-
1
3-
1
$1.25
Portland
3-
Edison
Pope & Talbot,
2-
$1.31'A
2VL1
7
-
"•
3-
$1.12%
(quar.)
quar.)__—_
(quar.)
class
2-15
$1.12'A
4-
1
Co.,
2-25
1
i
3-10
3-10
65c
Co
preferred A
3-
(quar.)
Mines
Co.
Oil
22'Ac
preferred
Gold
Plymouth
7
2
3-
-s
$0.16667
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
,
(quar.)—
20c
125c
3-15
3-15
3-31
3-
1
Rochester Gas & Electric—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.10% preferred
(quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Rockland
Light
4.75%
preferred
&
»
'
10c
'
2-
3J
65c
(quar.)^
Poor
2-25
25c
*
(quar.)
2-25
5'A%
1-31
A
preferred
&
i
2-" 8
5c
(from
prior 1st preferred
Pocahontas Fuel Co.
Polaris
Mining' Co
(quar.)
Sugar Co.
*
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7
2-19
2-8
Co.—
3-18
preferred
2-18
Steel
52'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.
2-
4'A%
4-
(quar.)_
Hardware
preferred
Mullins Mfg.
Mutual
55c
2-18
,
3-10
2-15
—
Mount
$2
quar.)
Fund
4-
3-15
2-15
so^
;
Co._
Associates
3-14
1
2-15
$1.75
v
(monthly)
&
preferred
7%
3- 5
5c
Street
$1.50
com.
--
Aircraft, common
4%% preferred
(quar.)
2-15
?"15
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-7
1-31
1-31
3-2
'
—
Pittsburgh
2-15
1
15c
Piper
8
1
J68c
3-
(quar.)
Pine
1
3-
75c
.
.
$1.50
Wire
(increased
Co.
Johnson
5'A%
25c
60c
30c
(Mass.)
Pinchin
2-19
3-
3-15
$1.50
Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd. (s-a)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common- < quar,'
$4 preferred (quar.)
2-10
2-18
1
Glass
3-10
3-
2-15
4-
75c
Monthly
4
$1
(s-a)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Northwestern Public Service,
1-20
Petroleum
75c
1
$5c
50c
-
Photo
2-18
1
2-15
35c
Monthly
2-18
1
$1.37Va
*25c
preferred
Paper
5JA%
(increased
1
JL
Phoenix
2-14
$1
.
preferred (quar.)
Bancorporation—
Common
2-15
1
3-
3-14
$15c
x
Water, common
preferred
(quar.),
Dodge Corp
Plomb Tool
2-14
3-
1
,25C
(quar.)—x—
common-
Suburban
$3.65
(Northam)
3-
1
(quar.)
Phila.
2-15
$1
Gas
Co,
-
Phelps
2-14
3-14
(quar.)
preferred
Philadelphia Insulated
$1.42
(quar.)
Warren
$1.12»A
$1.17%
common-(quar.)
Phillips
Northern Ohio Telephone Co. (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power
Co., Ltd.—
2-15
common
class
tt
*
$4
(see
$1.25
!),'
t*'!"
*
4-
t30c
(s-a)
Warren
$1.15
Motor Finance Corp. (quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp.
(quar.)
r
t
.
2nd
preference
85c
Northern Liberties
(Henry)* & Co., Ltd.— '
Mosinee
M '
<.
$1.12'A'
(Hartford)
2-10
Co.—
preferred
Morrlson-Knudsen
II
Water,
preferred
1
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
I
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
:
4 3A %
-i)
(111.)
Insurance
2-10
120c
prior
Morris
Y
2-15
$1
..
3.- 4
34%c
(quar.)__—:—
Line,
1
i
Morgan '(J.
} i' A
(>;V
.-
preferred
non-cum.
37'Ac
2-28
60c
$3 partic preference (quar.)
$2.50
iv^
1
r*
i.
.
1-19
common
2-28
37}Ac
B
Extra
Morgan
'11
3-16
1st
Philadelphia Electric Co4
;
30c
$1.37ya
pfd.
$4
2-15
2-15
1
:-3- 4
(quar.)
Co.
3-
(quar.)^__,.^..___v_r<_—
1
(quar.)
com.
1
$i,i0
Co^—YY-
Increased
1
3-1
3-
50c
6%
26'Ac
$1.27V2
(quar.)___
Morgan Engineering,
!\V"
Co.,
3-
Dodge Corp.____Y_^-_x_r_l——
Mfg. Co.
:_—.1—__s.;
Philadelphia Dairy Products, com. (quar.)__
4-
.
(quar.)—
A
3-
$1.02
4-251
1-n
2-18
2-18
2-18
]
92y2c
(quar.)
Pheoll
Corp.—
—.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)_—
i
Moore-McCormack Lines (quar.)
Morgan (Henry) & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
•Jv;i»
!•
Northeastern
$20c
Moore-Handley
iV
2-25
15c
Investment,
(quar.)_
Gas
3-17
•
.vl'
Ry.
preferred
Shore
4-
Sl'Ac
preference series C
Monterey Oil (quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
-r
r
5'A%
2-10
$1.25
$3.85
1
*
North
$2
;
Monsanto
!■: 'U
*
2-15
•:
2- 4
1
4-
933Ac
j
-
preferred
1
3-
-—20c
Petroleum & Trading, $1-classA-(interim)?
25c
Pfaudler Co.
$1.12,'A
75c
Monarch Life Insurance
Monarch Machine Tool
%r
■>
2-14
37'/2C
quar.)
(Robert), Ltd
Brewery, Ltd.,
Class
■
1
(quar.):
;
2'Ac
Extra
<
'<V '
$1.50
—
4%
preferred
3-4
3-12
3-12
1
& Gas, com.
(quar.)
Western
10c
B
Molson's
u
<
&
American
6%
4-1
$1
7% preferred A (accum.)
Missouri Portland Cement (increased)
I
i
North
3-4
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
V1
i
95c
1
Chemical,
50c
& Light,
(quar.)
preferred
Missouri-Kansas
•
,'ni
1
4-
4
20c
(quar.)—1
(quar.)_
preferred
Minnesota
M
1
3-
(increased quar.)—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
(quar.)—
Minneapolis-Moline, $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
$5.50 1st preferred (quar.)
■Y"
-
Nooco
Norfolk
95c
first preferred (quar.)
Mitchell
I'
3-4
(quar.)
preferred
5.10%
-
,
3-4
4-1
5c
Common
i>.
1
H
4-1
$1.083A
4
Minneapolis Gas Co.—
k
.
$1.11 lA
1
r
2- 7
$4.50
90c
dividend
5'A%
-
f;
I"1
'
3-
(quar.)—.!
Mississippi Power,
<wM'/
3-31
4-
2- 5
2-18
3-10
4-
$2.50
(quar.)
s
3-
$106
7 % pfd, (qnar.)i.^
Paul, Inc. (quar.)LJ^____x___
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas
for
Non-Ferrous Metal Products, Ltd.—
Ord. (year-end)
15c
"
<
,1
Northwest
Ml'
;|.'V
'
Stock
7
1-31
V
14* ■ • s
3-
2-15
ii
(;*
7/10c
3-
IV'!
,
96
2-15
(M it
•
called
April 1 at $110 per share
dividend)
Electric
58'Ac
Perkins Machine & Gear,
on
State
1
Phelps
Quarterly
Niagara Share Corp.—
New common (initial quar.)
5c
•*i«
t'
issue
3-
Peter
|
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
2-15
1
z-15
3-15
57'Ac
-
2-
2-15
8%c
Circle .(quar.;)
1
4-25;
5-15
$7^
^__
1
5-15
33c
(initial)
(quar.)
1
3
50c
Newfoundland
per
(quar.)
(quar.)——
—,
preferred
(quar.)
Light & Power, Ltd.-
(monthly)
Corp, (annual)
Mining
common
>
r
1
3-
3-. 1
3-10
r
—75c
4'A%
3-15
45c
7c
yi
tf
(entire
A
90c
32'Ac
Drug Stores (quar.)ai.^__^_^:
Telephone (Butler, Pa.) (quar.).
4'A% preferred
(quar.)_^
Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper)
Pepperell Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola- General
Bottlers
(quar.)
RR.—
7
preferred
Extra '
'
new
3-
40c
_
—
Louis
$4.50
Mineral
;,M-r
St.
2-10
Miles Laboratories
V,:f
RR.->x__
—_x—
2-24
97'/2C
(quar.)
Central
15c
(quar.)
B
25c
3-
.*
25c
.
(quar.)__—-----r—_
preferred
preferred
Middlesex Water
■
$60
30c
33A%>
States
preferred
33c
(quar.)
preferred
Perfect
17c
1-31
—
at
7
Co.—
2-18
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
5 V\ %• preferred
A
(quar.)—^
v
Fruit,
p
32Vac
(quar.)
preferred
Peoples
S
f
Shipbuilding-—j——r-, -.-50c-
York
2-
3-15
5c
3-1
25c
March
York
2-15
195s
2pc
Peoples
2'- 1
.
14
45c
«'
Bonus
2-2B
3-10
2-J5
-
60c
2-15
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)
(initial)—
(quar.)
this
3-15
30c
37J/2C
(s-a)__
(quar.)
20c
$1.183A
—
(quar.)
2-. 7
(Initial quar.)
com.
3-16
2-1
Dock, common
preferred (s-a-)__
$5
3-28
2-17
York
3-1
25c
Y.)
Gas
preferred
2-15
2-15
(quar.)
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric, 3.70% pfd. C
4.05% preferred D (quar.)
4.40% preferred B (quar.)__.
4.50% preferred F (quar.)____
4.70% preferred E (quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)__«__
Peoples. Credit Jewelers.^—
Pipe Line—
Chicago &
redemption,
533Ac
(quar.):
on
York!
York
1
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
new
Air Brake Co.
4-
3-1
pfd.
Casualty (increased)
Zinc Co. (quar.)l-—.—
Jersey
2-10
20c
preferred
3-15
3-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
2-14
2-iu
72'Ac
_______
(quar.)
Amsterdam
3-30
f50c
(quar.)
(N.
1st
2nd
2-11
2-25
(quar.)
Southern
2-28
20%
Co.—
Refineries. Inc.—
conv.
Middle
Share
common
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)_.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
1-
2-28
on
Co
Fibre
Gas
preferred
50c
40c
& Scott
6%
New
called
(quar.)
Co.
Natural
62'Ac
Piping
Mid-West
1
*'! I
preferred
4.60%
share plus this divi¬
Paper
preferred
Nevada
2-15
2-15
Assurance
Mfg.
Nekoosa-Edwards
(increased quar.) *
A
&
Neptune Meter Co.,
2-1^8
85c
issue
2-15
40c
(quar.)
i
National
2-15
Abrasive
Midwest
Company
Telephone,
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)__^
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)_
i-Ji
20c
20c
(quar.)
(entire
7
1
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Mid-West
3-n
$1
Penn
(quar.)
common
2-
1
series)
Mickelberry's Food Products
h
3-iu
1
15c
(Del.)
dend)
2-15
3-
3.85%
3.80%1 preferred
-
Co.,
2- 4
3-
preferred
preferred
4-15
4-
Monday, February
preferred
$1.30%
.1
Products
at $105 per
15
50c
: share
3.90%
t
Shops
preference
Feb.
*15c
plus this dividend)
Metropolitan Brick (quar.-)—:—
Metropolitan Edison, 4.45% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
;
Shirt
2-26
933Ac
redemption
30c
.
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)_
2-Z4
2-15
2-15
29c
''
Textile Corp., common (quar.)—
$3.25 partic. preferred (entire issue called
for
3-31
series
3-18
•
•
Series:
$1
^ *4
3-i«
«jOc
Machinery Co. (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)——
Peninsular
1
J'-J
3-31
15c
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4y4%
Neisner Brothers (quar.)
Metal
'
,vi.
2-
933Ac
Stores
Merchants
3-
Name of
--
?"?»
3-15
15c
(quar.)
&
30c
Co
i/Territt-Chapman
$1.75
15c
Preferred stock series
2-20
1
4-
(quar.——__——
Manufacturing (increased
Mercantile
3-10
sale
stock—
or
Meadvillb Telephone Co. (quar.)
Melville; Shoe Corp.. 4%%
pfd.
ji
'I
Stock
2-11
term
the
cash
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Johnson
1
2-28
2c
preferred
2nd
3-
3-15
common
•
Securities
2-21
McNeil Machine &
Engineering
'•
National
(1947
McKesson & Robbins
V
2-18
3-
—
McKay Machine
,
3-10
3-31
j Corp.* common ^(quar.)_—
^ preferred - (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar ).
;Stock dividend
-
Rubber
Screw
$1.06'A
(quar.)
$2.50
-
National
National
2-15
'McCord
-
M
vti
6-16
25c
tacColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd.
V 1
,
Radiator Co.
2-16
10c
realized
preferred
$1-1,2i/=
(quar.)
1
30c
quar.)_
payable
$3.75 preferred
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
National
3-17
30c
Ltd: (quar.)—.
Mathews Conveyor Co.
(quar.)__
Maxson: (W. L.)- Corp. (quar.)
May Department Stores, common (quar.)
1
$3.40 preferred (quar.)-_
;
Y
Oats
Stock
6-30
$1.25
Massey-Karris-Ferguson,.
^
National
Payable of Ree.
Share
pfd.
$4.50
class A pfd.
3-
35c
;
(quar.)
securities
3-31
$3
distribution
capital
'
of
'
3-15
50c
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance
(quar.),
Massachusetts Investors Trust—:*■ —
Y.
2-15
t25c
Co
Mascot Oil
ft
■
5
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Marshall-Wells
* 1
3-
$25c
_______
Marmon-Herrington Co.
Marshall Field & Co., 4'A%
is-
Lead, 7%
.
,
—
Co.
Manning,
,
'/
Gypsum.
National
National Presto Industries
_
t
t
National
1-28
25c
Convertible priority shares (quar.)
Central RR.. 5% pfd.
(accum.)——
Mallory (P. R.) Co. (quar.)
:___
{•»<<•
(>if
2-10
8
2-
40c
Maine
I.
\
Name of Company
2-25
$1.25
Holder»
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Convertible priority shares
.•M*
<U
preferred
HolderI
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
'
J,
Share
(quar.)___—,
common
non-cum.
MacWhyte Co. (quar.)
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)—
,»t 1 -
■
Co.,
.
'h
Company
1
,
:
When
.
3-
1
$1.02'A
3-
1
Sl-lB^t
3-
1
$1.18
4-
1
Power—
(quar.)
9-15
2-15
3-1
3-
*
2-15
33-
3-
5
5
5
3-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
3-21
I
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Number 5403
181
rolume
. .
53
(793)
Commercial' and Financial Chronicle
'. The
3-io
H
1-23
4-25
4-25
4-25
Lowell
r
1
3-
1
2-15
'$4
f
2-8
2-4
2-18
2-11
175c
6%
2-28
2-18
Stedman
1
3-1)
3-'4
2-18
2-25
2-15
[$4
2-28
2-16
1-10
1-10
2-15
2-4
4-1
12-20
•15
2- 9
-15
Water
lasta
3- 1
-15
4- 1
Stewart-Warner Corp. (quar.)
Stockton Whatley Davin & Co.
3-10
2-24
2-21
Storkline
2-28
2-21
Stop & Shop, Inc.,
2-18
2-
1
2-18
-15
-15
2-3
-15
2-15
1
2-15
1
1
2-1
-14
2-15
4-15
5-
4-15
1-21
Class
1-28
4%%
2-11
5%%
3-
1
2-11
5%
1
2-15
1
2-10
2-15
2-15
-i5
1-21
1
2-15
1
2-15
1
2-15
-
1
-
1
-
1
2-15
-
(S.
-15
1-31
-15
2-1
fcth
-15
3-1
pth Carolina
-10
2-14
-15
1-28
1
2-4
Common
1
1
Value
50c
3-
1
2-15
Van
50c
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-
1
2-
7
50c
4-
1
3-
3
33y3%
3-10
2-28
4-10
3-24
53c
4-10
3-24
paid
4-10
3-24
ferred
25c
3-15
3-
45C
3-
2-10
23c
1-25
1-28
3-15
2-25
10c
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
t30c
2-25
*50c
4-
1.60%
2
2-16
3-15
3-4
3-
1
2-15
2
4-
*45c
25c
preferred
[nthern
California
preferred
2-28
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28
3-31
3-16
Tennessee
Texas
3-10
2-
8
3-10
2-
8
30c
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
4.75%
4.50%
48%
preferred
—
—.—
?'44%
%%
»»
convertible
preferred
'%
preferred
3-
1
(quar.)
*15c
—,
4-
1
2-28
Texas
1
2-28
Texas
Gulf
3-
9
2-23
3-15
2-15
$1.12%
)
(accu
25c
2- 2
5%
k
3-21
3-21
*50c
4-30
3-31
50c
3-10
2-
(quar.)
50c
2-28
2-15
;«
3-21
62 %C
_
—
3-21
1
57% c
—.
2-
5
2-
1
3-
2-
1
5
Tobin
Tokhelm
1
25c
4.56%
preferred
preferred
Toronto
Elevktors,
Ltd.
Ltd.—
*50c
22 Vic
2-15
1-20
3-
2-
5
7
3-15
2-15
2-15
2-
Treesweet Products
4
62 %c
•36%
25C
$1.50
34-
1
1
5
2-18
3-21
2-15
1-31
3-15
3-
33c
3-
2-15
30c
1
3
92 fee
5-
4-20
97 %C
5-
4-20
preferred
$1.06%
5-
4-20
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
5-
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
27 %c
5-
4-20
2-15
laS preferred
$1.03%
States Telephone fz
° >
Carb°n
.Co.
.^eu Inc.,
*
1
2-28
2-10
3-
4
1-28
15C
pfd.
(quar.),
_
3-15
2-25
25c
3-
1
2-18
3-
1
2-18
4
45c
—.,
2-15
3-15
3-
1
25c
(quar.)
2-
3-J5
•7 Vic
(quar.)—
2-15
50c
(quar.)—r
comm°B (quar.)
Qdard Coil
products- (quar.)
udard OH Co. of
California
2-25
2-
$1.12%
(quar.)—
3-15
3-10
25c
conv.
l*nford Water
Co.
Jdard Oil
co»-
1
2-10
30C
(quar.)
ou
3-
3-15
2%
•
(quar.)
common
135ornr?fan^'
Preierred
1
33c
;
(qnar.)
& Sons v IqwMKlK—
$4.50
Mills,
3-
25c
(quar.)—„—
Br°s-
2-17
2-
7
75C
3-10
2-10
1
35c
quar.)—
Wdtrq Oil Co.
(New Jersey)
.
Warren
2-25
2-10
3-
5
2-21
3-15
2-15
10c
preferred
$2.80
preferred
True Temper
Twin
Twin
208
—
Clutch
Disc
South
La
Carbide
Union
Carbon
&
Union Chemical &
5%
Oil
Coast
West
Indies
3-10
3-
West
2-15
1
-25c
4-
1
United
4Va%
Air
Lines,
preferred
United Aircraft
3-10
2-10
$L25
3-11
2-14
2-18
—
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-15
14C
2-15
2-25
4-
75c
3-10
2-
1
10c
2-15
2-
1
20c
3-
4
2-18
2-15
3-
1
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-20
3-
5
20c
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-1
Air
Lines
Canada
3-
2
15C
3-15
3-
2
3-
1
2-14
f 25c
3-
1
1-3)
2-
(quar.)
Breweries
Ltd.
(quar.i.
30c
2-25
-2-16
75C
2-15
2-
)
50C
3-
4
2-
?
95C
3-
1
2- 7
25C
-
4-
1
3-15
3HO
2-25
1
3-15
2-28
*$1.12%
3-
1
2-15
62c
3-
7
2-11
2-15
1-31
2-11
4-
2-15
(S.
Dental
S.)
(quar.).
—
—
37 %c
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
20c
3-
1
2-15
15c
3-15
3-1
15c
3-10
2-15
25c
?-2l
1-31
20c
2-15
2-
15c
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-18
2-28
2-10
30c
Mfg.
.J
(quay.)—
5%%
1
2-15
2-
3-15
2-28
15c
3-
1
Whitney Blake Co
Wickes
Corp.
2-28
3-10
2-28
3-11
2-25
25c
3- 2
2-15
3-
3-31
—
Wilcox Oil Co. (qt ar ).
Will &
Baumer Candle
$1
(J.
(quar.)——
(quar.)-,
(quar.)—
preferred
Wilson
&
Co.,
4.25%
preferred
Monthly
2-J 5
1-28
2-15
1-28
(quar.)—-
4-
3-14
$1.06%
2
6%
Power
&
Wisconsin
Public
Service
1
90C
3-
2
32C
2-15
27 %c
3-19
2-25
5c
2-18
2-4
(quar.)
Dessauer Co.
(quar.)
(year-end)
2-28
2-11
31 %c
Woodward
3-
1
2-11
32 %c
3-
4
2-15
30c
(quar.)——
common
Governor
Woodward Iron Co.
30c
2-10
4%C
2-28
2-10
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
3-
3-31
$1.12 %
2-15
$1
2-15
92 %C
2-15
•
4
1-20
1-20
(quar.)-
2-15
4-20
$1
(quar.)—.
5-16
5-16
4-20
87%C
5-16
4-20
Wurlitzer
(Rudolph)
4-20
2- 1
1
3-12
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-31
4-
1
3-17
75c
3-15
2-18
20c
2-15
1-19
50C
(quar.)—*
1
4-
50c
—*
Yale
&
Mfg.
Towne
Youngstown
(quar.)
Sheet & Tube
Yuba Consolidated
Radio
(quar.) —
Gold Fields,
Corp.
3-31
3-10
Inc.-.
tquar.)
2-18
$1.25
3-25
3-15
•Transfer books
3-30
3-18
fPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
25C
3-15
2-15
tPayable
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
3-
1
2-11
a
(accum.)—
*$1.25
3-
1
2-15
x
25c
3-
1
2-15
y
.
'
$1.12%
4-1$ '
4-
5
in
not closed
for
this dividend,
Canadian non-residents tax.
at the source.
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
:
Non¬
resident tax
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
2-25
3-
25C
20c
...
3-10
$1.12%
———
2-10
1
25c
(monthly)——
25c
coin*
1
4-
10c
(Wm. Jr.) Co.
Monthly
——
93 %c
pfd.
3-
13c
—
Mines Ltd.
Wrigley
Zenith
(quar.)
2-10
50c
Co.-(quar.)
1-20
5-16
92 %C
(quar.)
2-21
50c
1
1-20
87 %C
$1.12%
(increased)
3-10
3-
$1
(increased quar.)
;
Extra
Wright Hargreaves
35c
1-31
.)
Industries,
Woodall
2-4
2-28
1
4-15
2-15
1
(
3-16
2-25
2-
1
4-30
3-
$1.50
•
Wolf &
3-11
Light
Wisconsin
3-18
3-
37 %c
Power Co., common.
(quar.)..;
preferred
(quar.)
2-18
3-31
preferred
3.60%
1
2-28
-—
Wisconsin Electric
8
15C
25C
Co., common
B.)
3-16
4-
(quar.)
2-15
17%C
—
2-18
3-10
(quar.).
2-11
2-28
preferred
conv,
Williams
50C
—
2- 8
20c
'
(quar.).
Weyerhaeuser Timber
7
(quar.)
conv.
3-15
15C
—
Supply
2-10
75 c
(quar.)
—
Auto
3-18
1
1
2-15
2-18
2-18
1
—-v.-
2-
2-15
3-18
1
4-
—
1-31
25c
12 %c
25c
Electric, common
preferred B (quar.)
Westmoreland. Inc. < quar.)
62 %c
—
8
25C
3.80%
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
1
25c
3-15
25c
?5c
/United Biscuit Co. of America,
$4.50
3-
tquar.).
Westinghouse
37 %C
—
(quar.)„
Corp., 5%
3-18
2-
50c
Western Condensing Co. (quar.)-—
Western Pacific RR.
(quar,>_
———
70c
(quar.)_.
Co.
4-15
2-25
(quar.)—.
Sugar
Western
of Missouri-
Twist' Drill
3-11
$1.12
(quar.)—-—
(quar.)—
Telephone
Western
53%c
Union Stock Yards (Omaha)
Union
1-28
1
4-
Ltd.-
Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
Virginia Pulp & Paper-
Western
1
Materials Corp.—
A
1-31
2-18
62 % C
Point
3-15
of California—
$3.75 preferred
7-15
2-10
2-24
40C
(Increased quar.)
Co.
1
1
2-15
$1.12%
West
40c
——
(quar.)——
(4 preferred (quar.)—,—
$3.70 preferred (quar.)—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
——
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
—
$4 preferred
(quar.)—
$3.70 preferred (quar.)—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Union
8-
3-
5c
—
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
preferred (initial)
Common
4-18
20c
1-3)
2-24
12 %c
Common
Union Electric Co.
2
2-28
3-15
3-10
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Salle Street
4
3-
2-18
5-
——-
Services
Jet
2-15
York) —
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3- 4
1
1
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.(Quarterly from investment income)
Washington Steel (quar.)——!—
.Extra
;
I
10c
*20c
Coach
$1.50
1
75c
White
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4-
J
4-
Weber Showcase & Fixtures
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
2-15
3-
(quar.)„
Petroleum
Welex
2-
(quar.)
Tung-Sol Electric, common
4.30% preferred (quar.)
4
$2.50
—
(quar.)
2-15
3-15
(s-a)
3-
3-
.
25c
2-11
$1.14
common
3-15
*12Vac
(quar.)
1
2-15
quar.)
(quar.)_
2-15
20c
4
3-31
—
pfd.
1
37 Vac
3-
15c
—
6%
3-
$1
■
$1.06%
Inc.,
4
2-15
Corp.—
preference
conv.
25c
a—
Pipe Line
8
2-
1
—
3'
17 %C
(New
2-
3-
25c
20C
United Auto Parts Ltd., 5%
Co. (Indiana)-
(initial
$4.50
4
—
$4.50 preierred
28c
I. i div5dend
iles^r,TKrfl°Sg
5-
Co.—
(q«ar.)
4
2-
-
Co.
2-14
2
2-16
4
2-
1
4-20
preferred
E^ern
Common
*
2-
25C
II_I_I
2-
1
3-
Swasey
60c
(quar.)
Coal,
Truax-Traer
8-15
2-15
-
(quar.)
^
(quar.)_—
3-1
3- *
"
9-15
50c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Petroleum,
Transtates
2-15
(quar.)
1
3-
$3
20c
Transcontinental Gas
5-13
—
3-
(quar.)
quar.
3-15
$1
(quar.)i__;
4
12 %c
1—
Trust
2-28
3-15
preferred
Increased
Ss
4-15
6-15
o
Bank
75C
uthwestern Electric Service
(quar.)_.
uthwestern Public Service, com.
(quar.)
2-
Extra
(quar.)
3-12
62V2C
90
Trade
Co.
25c
62 %C
u^vzv
common
Townsend
40C
.
'U
1
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-18
3-
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
1
3-
12'Ac
—
(Northern)
20c
4.25%
2-10
&
Warren
35c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
1®Preferred
preferred
Corp.
1
1
Warner
$1.18%
(quar.)
Co.
2-
(quar.)
5
4
Toledo Edison Co.—
(quar.)
415%
4-25%
4-40%
4.60%
Packing
3-
*75c
3-
2-
35c
(quar.)
3-10
$1
1
(quar.)
$1.12%
(Increased
Co.
2-
com* (Increased)
"Western, Drug,
Mfg.
3-21
35c
-
Metal
1
1
3-21
Titan
3-1
„
A
3-15
15C
1
-10
1
Timken Roller Bearing
8
1-28
5c
$1.37 %
(quar.)
2-10
8
2-
4
50c
(quar.).
(quar,)
35c
«.—
(quar.)
2-
3-
$2.50
3-10
(quar.)„
(quar.)
2-25
2-18
Quarterly
2-10
3-
uthwest Natural Gas, $6
pfd. A (quar.)—
1
2-28
3-
2-10
2-
12%c
$0.265625
5
2-28
•
Inc.
2-1$
25c
3-11
Inc.
1
Corp.
Class
3-11
3-21
2-28
34c
(quar.)
3
3-11
9-21
2-
,
preferred
2-
preferred
Vulcan
1
Stores,
3-
2-
*27 %C
(s-a)„
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
1
1
2-28
(quar.)
Spring Bed (quar.)
2-17
6%
1-31
1
1
preferred
non-cum.
3-
2-15
4-
4-
18%C
quar.)
3-15
4-
4-
30 %c
Co.,
1
27c
4-
Co.
2-18
37 %c
30c
Drug
1
25c
1
31 %C
2-28
$1.25
.)
2-
31V4c
Clothes,
2-18
3-
37 %c
preferred (s-a)
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
West
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
1
2-15
*12%C
Markets, common (quar.)
pfd. series B (quar.)—
pfd. "initial series" (•quar.)
Roofing
1
75c
Co
5%
$1.04
(quar.)
Timely
25 %c
WUIUIU1I
Chemical
Common
conv.
Tilo
4
3-
Vlcksburg Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
non-conv.
Thrifty
1
4-
2-15
20c
_
Vick
5%
4-
(quar.)
1
5%
Thorofare
Co
40c
(quar.)_
2-15
1
2-28
15C
1
1-27
1
40C
Co.
1
3-
15c
42c
1
1
(quar.)—
(John R.)
3-
$1.06%
10%
9-
1-27
1
Mills
2-10
——
75c
Thompson-Starrett Co.—
70c conv. preferred (quar.)
4
56V4c
—
uthern Utah Power
.
Thomaston
preferred
uthern
Shovel
2-25
from
3c
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham & Worts,
(quar.)
Thompson
2-15
2-15
1
Thew
non-cum.
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-26
non-cum.
«
Fair
and
6-
2-
Oil
preference
2-10
—
12-
2-
Extra
(quar.)_
(increased
UtExtr **a*lway'
2-10
1
2-25
4-30
(quar.)
uthern Production (initial
quar.)
1
The
2-25
3-10
4-30
uthern Natural Gas
1
3-10
convertible
1
2-25
Fund
Income
10c
$2.40
+20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3- 9
3-15
2-15
1-25
2-24
Ltd.—
preferred
3-9
3-8
3- 5
4
2-28
(quar.)
1
2-15
5c
&
2-
25c
(quar.i—
1
2-15
Producing
Pacific Coal
1
2-15
—
7-
8c
(quar.)
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing, com.
8
4
10c
2-
$1.50
—
2-15
Fund
4-
1-28
»vw,
1
-25
conv.
1-22
2-
—
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
2-10
2-15
2-15
income)
Norman
2-15
Co.
15c
1
3-10
j—
dividend
Line
15c
Chemical
&
3-15
r
earned
Stock
25c
(initial)
income)
(quar.)
Texas Eastern Transmission, com.
5.50%
1st preferred
(quar.)
1
$1
(quar.)
—
Fund, Inc.—
from
capital
gains
(39c
5%
Products
4-
$1.37 %
;
Line
$1.08
—
investment
(From
15c
—
Value
4
preferred
10-
15c
(quar.)
Television-Electronics Fund,
62 %C
10%
Machinery Depot, Ltd.—
5%%
preferred A (s-a).—Vanadium-Alloys Steel (increased quar.)_
Vanadium Corp. of America (increased)
Vendorlator Mfg. Co.
Venezuela Syndicate
(Increased 1
Viceroy Mfg. Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
—
50c
dividend
3-15
Edison—
1
2-15
Stock
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
uthern Co.
3-15
6-15
9-15
3-15
6-15
9-15
8
2-28
$1.12%
.
(quar.)
1-31
5
5-
3-15
2~
4
•
50 c
1-1-56
50c
'50c
(quar.)
$1.12V2
.
—
Electric Co., new common
preferred A (quar.)
$1.12%
.
(special)
2-15
Vancouver
preferred B (quar.)
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32% preferred (quar.)__
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Telautograph Corp.—
22 %c
-15
7
3-
2
4-
3-
de¬
was
4.16%
$1
,)
4
B
Tampa
3-14
*56%C
(increased)
-10
1
2
which
1953
1
(quar.)_-
Mould &
prior preferred
$5.50
2-15
$1
at that time)
Co.
Class
lrlP
3-
2
&
4.32%
!
2-11
3-1
3- 9
2-25
3-15
25C
December,
in
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Talon, Inc., class A
*25c
uthern Canada Power
Common (quar.)
1
Swift
1
2-20
1.50% preferred (quar.)—1% preferred
(quar.)
.
2-11
1
23c
15)
Additional (to compensate for dividend not
45C
$1.43%
—
2-25
2-11
3-10
& Electric & Gas—
108%
-
3-21
3-
3-
——
Pictures,
3-16
3-15
40c
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
Iron, common
Valley
dividend.
2-28
30c
Mills,
Co.
4%%
Oil
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Utah Southern Oil
2-11
(quar.)
Works
Co.
Universal
2-11
4C
2-4
1
-
Oil
Universal Insurance
3-10
1
3-10
2c
prior pfd.
(quar.T
Lathe
2-15
4-
3-15
I
Cony-Vacuum
3-21
Consolidated
6-10"
2-25
1
25c
Special
2-25
(quar.)
|2 preferred
Universal
2-15
(quar.)__.
3-
1-31
2-15
1
30c
45C
-15
1
3-
26ftc
Castings—
Paper
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)
Texas
Extra
Bend
5c
5C
65c
(Howard)
1
4-
45C
—
Corp., com., (increased) „——
U. S. Vitamin Corp. (quar.)
—
United Stores Corp., $6 preferred, tquar.)—„
15c
5
(quar.)
s. Steel
50c
!ith <T. L.) Co., 6% conv. preferred
ith
U.
Sutherland Paper Co.
(quar.)_^
Syracuse Supply Co._.
Syracuse Transit (quar.)
15c
Common
1
2-15
2-
2-15
1
22-
2-11
2- 4
.2-
2-15
Co.
2n25
:
1
3-18
$1
2-15
2-14
2-
7-
3-16 ""
4-15
3-11
75c
40C
1
3-10
20%
1
3-
1
3-16
22%C
—;
2-
3-10
this
4-15
37 %c
—
2-lo
2-15
plus
50c
Printing & Lithographing, common—
5% pref. series A (quar.)-—.
U. S. Shoe Corp. (stock dividendt
2-24
Biscuits
1-28
3-21
(Bait.) (quar.)
—
Co., common
Potash
3-14
1
4-10
S.
pfd. series of 1950 (entire
redemption on Feb. 15
per
share
Convertible to Feb.
2-15
4-
2-25
$2.50
31 %c
;
2-28
HOC
(quar.)
S,
for
$20
Co.
U.
3-10
2-19
Canal
&
U.
25c
common
1
2-28
4-
60c
2-18
30c
(quar.)
2-28
8c
—
2-15
30c
4-
RR.
37% c
A
4
3-31
profits)
1
(quar.)
common
2-
1
d%
2-18
1
3-
(increased
Ltd
Mines,
2-28
dividend)
3-14
ith-Douglass
2-
9
4
2-15
50c
preferred (s-a)
U. S. Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
U. S. Playing Card
2-11
2-
—
4 >/2 %
(initial quar.)
(s-a)
:_»»
Gas,
2nd
called
60C
Co.
5
2-15
37 %c
25c
Morgan)
3-
15c
50c
-15
-
issue
25c
»i(h
3-15
(s-a)
Co.
4'/a%
1
Hill
J.
Lines
Superior Portland Cement (increased)
Superior Tool & Die (quar.)
2-15
-
series
*15c
*15c
J.I
4-
Illuminating
—
S.
2-14
(increased)
■«i;
(W
&
2-11
1
plly OilyCo. (quar,)
lane
1
3-
pclair Oil Corp. (quar.)
ryer Stee
*yer Ste^i
-
-
3-
3-
56c
(quar.)
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Common
(quar.)
Texas Industries, 50c preferred (quar.)
Mkjiufacturing
3-15
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Stock
dividend
Sunshine
10C
piass B (quar.)
iger
2-20
3-18
2-15
-
3-11
3-18
60c
—
Syndicate.,
iverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
Co.
N.
1
[ver
mmons
1
(quar.)
United
common
new
conv.
62 %c
(quar.)
jnode Steel Strapping com.
1-31
1
...
1-21
2rl5
4-
—
A
2- 5
Propane
Co.,
37»/2C
B
C
-15
Keno
*31V4C
B
preferred
1
(stock
preferred
Suriray Oil Corp.,
1
———
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
uron
Optical Co.
(quar.)
gnal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)—.
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
$4.50
United
25c
Ray Drug, common
3-
(quar.)
joe Corp. of America, class A (quar.)
$4.50
United
3-15
*25c
Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
Products
(quar.)—
Co.,
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
ierwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd
$4.50
3-15
U.
2-15
1-31
invest¬
net
ment income and 2c from securities
1
1
(quar.)
6%
10c
-15
-15
Sun
lerman
2-1
pfd.
20c
$1.06 %
from
(6c
3-
4-
ierwin-Willlams
-
3-10
2-25
OU
2-15
teller
-
Sun
at
2-18
-15
Suburban
7-20
91 %c
2-11
-
4-20
$1.07%
1
-
1
8-1
45c
Fund
25C
Wells Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
^
5-
%C
preferred
Science
„■
4-1
Struthers
7
quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
2-24
(quar.)
com.
(Increased
25C
(quar.)!
Furniture
27 VaC
-15
-
32%c
4%%
United
3-10
Improvement—
Common
2-15
Stonega Coke & Coal Co
2-28
27
2-11
-
2-
4-?Q
$1.25
)
1
1
1-31
25c
(quar.)
40c
1
2-15
5-15
4'%%
25c
(awintean Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
j4% preferred A (quar.)———
4Mi% preferred B (quar.)
^
-
1
3-
Gas
2-28
(quar. I
25c
Stern & Stern Textiles.
(quar.)
Co.
3-
3-15
Inc.
18%C
Acceptance Corp—
—
dividend
aboard Finance Co., common
$2.12 conv. preferred (quar.)
$5.75 s. f. preference (quar.)
aboard Oil Co. (increased quar.)
aboard Surety Co.
(quar.)—
rrick Corp., class A (quar.)
Class B .(quar.)
———
rvomechanisms, Inc. (quar.)
1-10
1
3-15
United
1
3-
Stores
25c
Stock
2-11
3-
3-15
preferred
Cos.
30c
4
curities
2-25
3-15
7%
$1.12%
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
lythes & Co., Ltd., common
5% preferred
(quar.)
arle (G. D.I Co. (quar.)—
2-1
Bros.
25c
$4.50 series A
2-16
2-17
(quar.)
3-
(Common
I
2-18
& Co.
1
ruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Co.—
3-4
(A.)
4-
—
(quar.)—
3-10
4
Coal
'
+20C
Sterling Brewers,
$1
Co.,
United Engineering & Foundry,
17 %c
;
5
35c
Iot en, Dil on Co
4 30%
3-4
Stein
5-1
3.65% preferred
preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
oviii
2-28
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-28
2-
15c
(quar.)
4-10
14c
—
2-25
Electric
1-24
2-28
*25c
7%c
"
_^!
Extra
*10C
Ltd.
Bros.,
$1.10
..
United
1
■
37 %c
1
14c
(quar.)
Co.
3-
[$3.40 preferred
"
Chemical
4-16
common
preferred
2-15
25c
Bonus
5
2-
2-15
3-
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
27'/2C
Corp.
(s-a)
—
fehwitzer-Cummins Co.—
[5^% preferred, series A (quar.)
5%% preferred, series A (quar.)—.—
ott Paper
Co., common (quar.)——
15C
preferred A (quar.)
4-
2-15
2-11
3-T
3- 7
$1.75
1
3-21
2-15
*10c
.
-
3-21
*38c
preferred (quar. I
class A (quar.)
2-28
37 %c
6%
Stauffer
45c
Corp.
(quar.)-—
Industries Inc. (Arizona) com
conv.
2-15
A
United Corps., Ltd.,
Class B
(quar.):
3-
17 %c
2-18
thering
2-11
1
4-
Series
Holder*
When
.
56 %c
common" (guar.)!,.——
United Can & Glass,
3-2 5
.
25c
B
3-10
75c
—
[vaSTTrms
Ivage
3-
Class
25c
(quar.)
series A (quar.)
40 1st preferred
Antonio Transit,
in
1-28
Sterchi
increased quarterly _—
Regis Paper, common
2-8
2-15
1
*$1.06
(increased)
Pire & Marine Insurance—
Paul
7
.
•
,
payable' of Rec,
Share
„
»
•40c
Railway Equipment (resumed)
•Stanley Warner Corp
State Fuel Supply (quar.)
State Loan & Finance, class A (quar.)
1-28
4-15
"
otandard
3-11
Croix Paper
I
2-19
3-
1
2-15
-
>
...
Name of Company
; *
2-1$
3-10
*3%C.
1
Per
When
Holder*
tapahle oj Retr.
60c
(quar.)_„~
common
$1.60 eonv. preferred (quai.)___
Standard Forgings (quar.)
1
4-
Share
k
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.12 Ms
4i/2%
1
3-
(Ohio),
10c
(Jacob; common
—
preierred (quar.)—;
pan Aeronautical Co.
(quar.)„
fwav
Steel Products (quar.)
guenay Power Co., Ltd., 4%% pM.- (quar.)
iDPert
!
3-15
•
-3%% preferred A (quar.)
Btandard Dredging Corp.—
2-11
preferred A (quar.)__
Comrany
^Standard Ofl "Oo.
-2^1*
3-
Paper Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)__
*25c
preferred (quar.)
—*$1.06 V*
itary Electric Steel
(stock dividend)
100%
ival Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)
*15c
Class B (annual)—
—
*50c
25C
3-5
-21
9
•
3-15
M
3-
4.S
1-31
1-31
3-2
•
5 *-
r
,Hind
2*. 7 I
,
3-
50c
'"SOC
41.21
'
$1
[4%
2-10
2-10
2-10
:
~r--—
v<& Axle * -(quar.)
5%,'pM. (quar. 1
HaasUo., common-<quar.)i^-'w
& Co-.
flume of
,
-40c
&
„hm
2-13
2-10
2-10
1
i
<quar.y__:—
IMX. -Co.
Rood
^
Share -
,
bckwell ;Sp«ing
1
dare
^Wt«k
•
7"
Mr
2-18
2-18
2-18
"
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'
Less British
income tax.
Less Jamaica income tax.
Previous published date was incorrect.
The
date and/or record date Is indicated here.
corrected payment,
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(794)
.
.
.
Monday, February
14
1955
*\<
•tf
*
General
.A>.
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I'lU
i
Investment News
.Mi
!'•
The
amount
outstanding has also been adjusted for the
five-for-one
reverse
split authorized by the directors and approved
by the corporation's shareholders at the
annual meeting
held on
Nov. 3, 1954.
Shareholders have been requested to submit their stock
certificates
to
receive
to
the
Of
in
new
The
the
Registrar
exchange
therefore
the
agent, in order
number of shares
Company,
appropriate
stock.
common
voting
Transfer
and
agreed to submit to stockholders at or
before their 1955 annual meeting a proposal to eliminate both classes
Of preferred stock, with the present outstanding non-cumulative $10
par preferred stock to be exchanged for common stock on a basis of
four shares
of common
stock for each share of preferred,
and to
vote
trustees
stock
all
posal.—V.
which
181, p.
have
they/hold,
own
control, in favor of such pro¬
or
550.
refl^n^®
Officer
in July 1954.
*
.
Analyzing the annual report for 1954, to be rf^ased to
next month, the directors announced moves into the Canadian
industrial market and into the plastic valve and fittings field.
stock¬
This
ucts
to
22 years, according
to the company's annual report. Net asset value
on Dec.
31, 1954,
was
the largest year-end net asset value
for the common stock in
18 years.
The report pointed out that in addition to continued sub¬
stantial income from dividends
and interest on investments,
United
last
Of
in
income
which
7.6c
amounted
1954
$3,174,741
share
was
a share,
and $1,076,529
1953 the com¬
profit on
reported net income of $3,559,869 or 25.3c a share, composed of
$3,301,063 or 23.5c a share in ordinary net income and $258,806 or
1.8c a share in profit on sales of securities.
The report stated that "more than $4,000,000 of unrealized capital
gains on new investments made in recent years remained in the
portfolio at the year end."
Total
net
assets
on
Dec.
31, 1954, based on indicated market
value for investments held, amounted to $83,133,679, or $5.91 a share.
At the end of the preceding year total net assets were $71,106,271 or
$5.05 per share.
Dividends of $3,799,478, or 27c a share, were distributed on the
common
stock during
1954, the largest cash dividends ..paid on the
common stock in 21 years.
In 1953 dividends of 24c a share were paid.
On
Dec.
31,
1954,
United's holdings of common stocks had an
Indicated market value of
$76,028,365 of which $60,868,611 was in
public utility shares; $6,715,218, manufacturing shares; $4,536,213, oil
shares;
$2,346,525,
banking,
finance
and
insurance
shares;
and
$1,561,798, miscellaneous shares.
Wm. M. Hickey, President, said "it is hoped that the transition of
United from the status of public utility holding, company to that of
investment company will be completed during 1955," a development
which will enable the company to make investments with more freedom
than is possible as a public utility holding company.
During 1954 the
company completed the sale of securities required to be disposed of
under
its
final
plan,
approved in
1951,
for compliance. with the
Public Utility Holding
Company Act. On Jan.
17, 1955 the U. S.
District Court for Delaware upheld the SEC which last October filed
ah application with the Court to enforce
the Commission's order of
June, 1951 cancelling United's option warrants and making certain
changes in the charter and by-laws.
Enforcement of the order will
complete United's program under its final plan and place the company
in position to apply to the Commission for an order declaring that
it is no longer
a
holding company.
Thereupon United will register
with
the Commission
under
the Investment Company
Act of 1940,
or
a
was
pany
Mr.
said.—V.
Hickey
180,
p.
of
Ariz.,
scheduled
for
announced
completion
The
p.
in
area
the
warehouse
branch
Feb.
on
2
this
by
project
is
being
APi'il
reflecting Federal income tax carryback credits.
This loss is
principally to two factors: the strike and continued price
weakness in the entire valve and fittings industry.
181,
Co,—New
Development—
self-lubricating plastic track that makes possible a combination
window, which can be opened or closed easily- no matter
what the weather, has been developed by the Robert S. Crane Asso¬
ciates, Columbus, Ohio.
The tracks are made from Kralastic,
a
tough, corrosion-resistant
blend of
rubber
and
plastic produced by the Naugatuck Chemical
division of the United States Rubber Co.
It is formed into rigid,
smooth-surfaced,
triple-grooved
track
sections
that
fit
into
the
A
window's
these
metal
sticking
enough to give with
Several thousand windows
181,
units
slide
down
and
up
on
binding.
The tracks are also flex¬
any expansion in the metal of the window.
ible
installed.—V.
window
The
frame.
without
tracks
or
the
with
tracks
new
have
already
The
of
fered—Wendell E. Kindley & Co., also of Rapid City, on
Jan. 12 offered publicly 1,165,000 shares of common
PROCEEDS—The
for
working
net
proceeds
will
speculation.
be
used
to
exercise
option
and
capital.
BUSINESS—The
assets
company
was
(1)
A 4% overriding royalty under 49 State of
leases covering approximately 28,500 acres,
northern part of Weston Counties, Wyo.;
(2) A 1% overriding royalty under 7 State of Colorado uranium min¬
ing leases covering 4,480 acres, located in Moffat County. Colo.; and
(3) a 2Vi% carried working interest, covering approximately 480 acres
compauy
Wyoming
located
owns:
uranium mining
in
Crook
of lode mining
and
the
claims in Crook County, Wyo.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
—V.
stock
181,
fpar
148.
p.
TO
25
cents)
......
Outstanding
8,000,000 slis.
5,200,000 shs.
corporation
on
Feb.
1
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
covering 30,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered
(one cent per share), without
underwriting. The net proceeds
be used to pay expenses incident to
mining operations.
at
the
par
are
to
Net
from
from
1954
railway.
ry. oper. income.
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway..
railway...
income
oper.
181,
1953
1952
—
—
—
$2,914,093
$3,581,165
1,618,778
railway
Net
Gross
$3,590,909
784,804
1,070,944
—
650,483
1,499,569
779,734
1951
$4,239,815
1,580,658
708,261
36,974,060
14429,833
37,916,624
44,054,851
12,071,083
16,514,274
47,410,451
19,265,349
8,373,757
7,374,444
8,492,949
9,028,374
51.
p.
Gross
1954
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income
$9,683,948
2,932,944
3,705,738
Net
Net
—V.
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income
181, p. 690.
that
nlon
plan
would
fn.
for
tne
pain
income but
pension
co^ts
also
be
asked
njvtinl
partial
funding
would
effect
would
help
which
will
af
be
of
emnimJ
immeH
an
lev?!1
toward
a
«,
W
"
.
charge
of Paul Courtney as President and a
Fairing Co., a subsidiary, was announced
appointment
the
liabilities at
current
year.
Current
end as compared
the
during
$465,473
of
increase
times
1
of
Russell
a
year
$4,236,7o2,
ago.
year
a
E.
R.
ae
director* ci
in
Enid,
for oil,
directors
Illinois
and
the Rock Is'a >d
Feb. 3.
Joseph
of Illinois Central, said
sale of this road to
it was reported on
approved
have
railroads,
Central
all
Vice-President and General Counsel
that, remains to complete th transaction is approval by W. C. F. &
N.
stockholders
Wright,
the
and
The W. C. F. & N.
freight
a
of
offer
carrier.
$6.75
stock
ness
of W. C.
the
C.
substantial trackage in Waterloo as well
as
It is almost wnolly
transaction is based on an
Waverly and Cedar Falls.
said
Wright
Mr.
the
of W.
170,490 shares
for the
shaie
a
with
mon
C.
I.
owns
Cedar Rapids,
to
routes
C.
F. & N.
com¬
purchasers to payoff the mortgage bond indebted¬
& N.—V.
1342.
169, p.
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Gross Sales Up 24.7%—
This
Fund
for
over
those
24.7%
January reported record gross sales
for
the second highest
The
V.
Fund
180,
corresponding
the
month
of
of $6,853,499—up
1954.
This was
sales month in the company's 26-year history.
has
a
total of more than
140,000 shareholders.—
now
1477.
p.
Auto
Western
Year Ended Dec.
(Mo.)—Earnings Off—
Supply Co.
31—
1954
1953
$
$
161,651,334
178,230,535
7,387,595
9,002,957
3,359,292
4,457,110
4,028,303
4,545,847
$5.36
Net sales
$6.05
Earnings before Federal income taxes
Provision
Net
Earnings
—V.
Federal
for
taxes__
income
earnings
;
share
per
181, p. 589.
This company filed a
1955,
is
registration statement with the SEC
covering 200;000 shares of its
for public sale as
be
to
which
made
by
on Jan. 31,
capital stock, to be offered
per share.
The offering
par
&
receive
Ipc., on a "best efforts"
selling commission of 12 V2 %.
Co.,
a
basis for
organized under Texas law on Aug. 25, 1954, and
construct, own, and operate a hotel between Dallas and
company
to
proposes
Schwanz
latter will
the
no
"speculative securities" at $5
Worth,
was
"Western Hills Inn."
The total cost
furnishing the hotel, planned initially
to include 122 guest rooms, a swimming pool, 4 dining rooms, a coffee
shop, air conditioning, and complete hotel services, is estimated at
$1,455,713.
Proceeds of the stock sale, together with at least $700,000
to be borrowed from a lending agency, will be applied to such purposes.
John M. Park of LaSalle, 111., is chief organizer of the Western. Hills
Texas,
constructing,
Inn,
well
as
land
and
Drill
Failing, which has its headquarte]
world's largest producer of portable drilling J
is tne
Okla.
President
and
in
Treasurer.
Mr.
transferred
Park
to
cash
constructed and
to be
the
piirchase
shares, at
$64,500
for which he paid
Mr. Park has
subscription price to
be paid by him on or before Aug. 25, 1957, of $3.25 per share, of which
he has purchased 1,070 shares for a consideration of $3,477.50.
for
subscribed
1
water and mineral exploration.—V. 181, p. 690.
Creek, Colo.—Regis-
This
Commission—
registration statement with the SEC on FeJ
4, 1955, covering 3,000,000 shares of common stock (33V3 cents
pa]
value), to be offered for public sale "as a speculation" at $i nt
share.
The
offering is to be made on a "best efforts" basis '
Joseph McManus & Co. and A. P. Kidde & Co. (New York ana Sail
Lake City), who will receive a selling commission oi 18c per sharJ
Organized in 1950, the company until Oct. 12, 1954, had Outs;and,n]
10,000 shares of $10 par common stock, all issued in 1950 in con!
sideration for propert.es then transferred to tne company by F.)
Sitton
and
others.
Mr. Sitton
is President,
Board Chairman, an
Treasurer of the company.
The original properties had been acquire
by Mr. Sitton for a down payment of $100,000 to apply on the put
chase price of $200,000, the balance of which was assumed by th
company
(and was later settled for $50,000 and is now fully dis
charged).
On Oct. 12, 1954, 375 snares of the new 33V3C par stoc
was
issued
for each share
of the old stock then outstanding;
the original
stockholders and their tramerees thus became entitle
to and were issued
3,750,000 shares of tne new stock. In the eve:
all
of
the
3,000,000 additional shares
the subject of the presen
offering
is
sold,
the
purchasers
thereof
will
own
approx.mate!
44.44%
of the stock then outstanding; and the persons wno provide
the initial propert.es in which they had invested $100,000 and the
transferees, will own 55.56% of the outstanding stock. Mr. Sitton ne
owns 524,980
shares, or 14% of tne outstanding stock. The aggreja.
holdings
ol
officers
and
directors,
assuming J. H. Morgan, Sr
Executive Vice-President, elects to acquire 45,000 shares in discharg
of bis
$15,000 loan
to the company and including 136,750 soar,
which lie holds of record to secure private transactions, amount
993,575 shares or 26.50% of the outstanding stock.
filed
company
a
$80,880 is slated for repayment of loans an
and others and $29,000 ior underwriting an
for capital acquisitions, expenditures an
working capital, including purchase of mining machinery and equi;
rnent
($492,600),
driving
4,000 feet oi
tunnels
($100,000), reco:
naissance
drilling
($400,000),
close
center
drilling which may i
required as a result of reconnaissance drilling ($300,000), and $10t
000 for working capital; $539,339 for exploration and development
oil
and
gas
properties;
and $418,179 for acquisition of addition
mining properties and unknown exploration and development expense
net
the
other
proceeds,
by
Morgan
$1,392,600
expenses;
In
the original mining claims acquired from Sitton,
conditionally acquired from Sitton and others cert
and additional mining claims, without cost to
company.
According to the prospectus, the company is at P"sr
producing uranium ore from its Hideout Mine in the Deer Flat Groi
of claims.
Under the agreement pursuant to which the claims w?
transferred to the company, Sitton is to receive a 5% royalty pay®"
on
all proceeds from shipments, exclusive of development and haage allowances.
addition
oil
and
to
later
company
leases
gas
in exchange for 24,228 shares of its stock, the four tracts
which the hotel is
on
$43,740
its
as
the company,
of
be named
to
equipping
Feb. i;
tne Failing company.
White Canyon Mining Co., Dove
Of
Texas—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
o.i
General Manager of Westingnouse Air Brak
Division, who has been serving as tempo,-
Morgan,
Rock
of
toward
an
additional
15,752
price.
a
White's Auto
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 87%
Month of January—
Sales
—V.
1955
$2,082,701
_
181,
$U0W|
210.
p.
Earnings for 1954
liminary statement.
W.
T.
Stevenson,
dividends
for
increased
14%
1953,
over
according
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings
to
a
were
said
$1.06
earnings
share after preferred
with 93 cents for the
were
based
upon
the
per
compared
as
previous
year.
Both
share-earnings figures
351,477 shares of common stock outstanding at the year-end.
The preliminary statement does not reflect increased income
company's
the
year,
pre¬
1954 expansion program, which was
according to Mr. Stevenson. Cost of the
from
late in
facilities was
$1,421,000.
15%,
for
revenues
1953.
over
for
natural gas
trial gas sales.
New
for
1954
The
$5,701,076,
were
increase
was
house-heating and
construction
Western
M.
in
Oil
1954
31,
was
growth
in
from
from
ry.
said
General Manager,
Jr.,
in
income for the
in
of
42
new
contract
31,873,188
5,082,131
6,964,187
2,842,097
31,205,014
6,637,689
2,708,279
2,134,789
181,
year
oil
to
or
a
report
ended Dec. 31, 1954 approximates $3,000,-
wells
30.990,6]
'
5,9
2,109,0]
(Mich.)—Stock So
—Goodbody & Co., Detroit, Mich., on Jan. 24, ptibneiy
fered an issue of 35,840 shares of common stock (par *
at $6.50 per share. It was completed.
Purpo^JLf
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used for the
verting and equipping the plant at Dundee, Mich., for the
special papers used in the manufacture of gaskets.
CAPITALIZATION
to stockholders,
gas
18
*124,1
161,782
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
deepen
228,2]
455,411
148.
p.
part:
wells v/ere completed or acquired for
the company's own
account
during 1954.
On, the contract dril.ing
side there were 89 wells drilled
during the year by its subsidiaries with
a
total footage exceeding 300,000 feet.
Fourteen wells of a 50-well
contract were completed, one well of a 30-well contract was finished
another
28,825,457
railway-
railway
income
oper.
Wolverine Fabricating & Mfg. Co.
indus¬
financed
000.
and
Gross
Net
increase of $727,131,
the continued demand
substantial
a
322,927
$2,337,1
$2,588,506
253,177
income
oper.
Net
Fields, Inc.—Earnings—Operations—
Barnholt,
Jan.
total
ry.
1952
$2,156,738
*108,576
*70,437
$2,345,112
railway
railway
an
to
due
partly by the sale of 50,000
shares of common stock last April and the marketing of $1,250,000
4 %
bonds in June.
Some $647,000 of the new money was used to
retire bank loans incurred by expansions in previous
years, according
to the statement.—V. 179, p. 1836.
Gross
Net
from
from
•Deficit.—V.
Operating
or
Net
From Jan. 1—
completed
new
Gross
1953
1954
December—
President,
1954
Co.—Earnings Up 14%—
had
not
been
commenced.
The
outlook for continued activity of the company's drilling subdidiarles, Canadian and domestic, is extremely bright.—V. 181, p. 148.
Common stock
d&e^utive
offices
pr°«u
FINANCING
Outsurt
10Ui
150,000 shs.
(par $5)
BUSINESS—Company
Its
incorporated in Michigan on
principal plant are located at
was
and
prjnc
St., Inkster, Mich.
oHJj
The company s business consists of the manufacture and sale, _eS
ine company's Dusmess
oi me manuiuumic —7 gaskets and gasket materials.
It produces
engjnef
gasket materials from which are fabricated precision gaskets e 5^
metallic
specifications. Approximately 95% of the comp'
production of gasket materials are used by the company in g *
ricated by it. The balance of such production is sold to otne
WJ
HIV
Kl C* A
IIO v»
\JX.
OUV.U
pi UUUOVtOU
w
to customers'
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—
December—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
1954
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
181,
p.
1951
^
f,
$3,940,015
$4,162,249
$4,999,825
$4,941,332
629,339
671,525'
1,554,180
1,867,453
541,757
392,225
637,596
723,469
income
48,118,749
59,244,506
56,244,555
55,746,946
10,944,723.
19,262,848
17,447,559
19,780.166
8,526,036
7,101,893
7,728,590
5,666,630
"Vulkol."
umui.
uiaidiai
material
v u.kui
"Vulkol" is
is
1952
1,148,445
2,283,963
1951
$9,870,730
3,335,638
1,978,340
Gross
210.
nated
from
Net
railway
railway
ry.
oper. income
From Jan. 1—
109,921,583
122,210,124
115,884,741
111,022.651
25,419,113
33.425,927
31,184.147
27,871,203
Net
from
12,136,705
13,504,364
13,616,785
10,063,909
Net
ry.
Gross
—V.
from
railway
railway
oper.
income
181, p. 148.
1953
1952
1951
$396,134
95,783
$403,229
109,106
$419,807
$412,857
100,098
107,613
113,480
62,939
55,772
4,806,389
4,712,172
4,585,764
908,018
1,164,706
558,375
1,085,681
1,048,861
registered trade name
regisuereu traue iuuue
ojr 11 tne Liu
synthetic luuuci-Luair
rubber-coat"d
vulcanizea
fvnffl
,
o
— — -
ff!l
nhhf?!'
cork, ruo
"fcaperq and composition cork.
c0St|
at ft
that
additional expenditures
to complete the project.
The'c'ompany has
tion^to
the
trade
of
approximately 3>-
no patents or secret processes
name
"Vulkol,"
sold uhher the names "Neo-Cork,"
or
formulas.
other products °fTtll® rk •
•Rub-Cork" and "Loonri "L0-10
67,954
4,319,481
ygpl
-
In 1954 the company acquired a plant at Dundee, Michjor
approximately $35,000 which is being converted and e^u!p^itets. 11
production of special papers used in the manufacture of g^ooo.0001
be required
1954
from
Net
tt
a
iui vj
uian;i
company a lou manufactures other types of gasket
also uiuii u 1
bjpco
ui
it produces gaskets, such as synthetic rubber and
uv
Western Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
December—
a.
a
ui
consisting of
(/'i-'iituduug
^
of sale*
gas^hp a E8
*
used to -7-uocu ™ desciio^r(i
1j
Approximately 75% of the comp-ny's dollar volume
.01
»»»"
sented'by the manufacture and sale of "Vulkol" and
v
1—
from
Net
1952'
1953
estimated
1953
9,709,902 $10,184,233
2,755,218
3,151,651
From Jan. l—
Gross
n
a
against
charges
mourning
George
President
-Earnings—
from
Net
1954,
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern RR.—Sale Proposed
The
—V.
Wabash RR.
December—
stockholders
VWVVM
Virginian Ry.- -Earnings—
December—
Gross
the
aiinrnvp
approve
ters With Securities and Exchange
A
SEC
to
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—New Head of Unit—
The
Cleveland
the
and
Current liabilities were
$949,255 during the year.—V. 180, p. 2742.
to
decrease
dated
FINANCING
Urvan Uranium & Oil, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files—
The
in
rapidly
i
«
.
earnings ih future years. In 1955 the net cost of the plan, after t
would amount to approximately 30 cen.s a share on the new sharl
outstanding alter the stock split.—V. 181, p. 51.
e|
book value
an
4.13
were
3.5
R.
PRESENT
Authorized
„
Common
net
end,
the
incorporated in Nevada on Nov. 19.
1954, primarily for the purpose of acquiring royalties on uranium
claims and leases, and acquiring any other type of uranium interest
not burdened with the requirement of cash contribution toward
op¬
erating expense; In addition to royalties, any such interests that may
be acquired may include ore payments, carried working
interests, and
net profit interests.
The
The
year
with
of Dec. 31,
As
$17,471,214,
to
amounted
Western Kentucky Gas
as a
DCfl
bp
been
Uranium Royalties, Inc., Rapid City, S. D.—Stock Of¬
stock at par (25 cents per share)
"l
5 42onn;i
would
_>
explained
He
pensions.
1,358,758 shares of common stock was $12.86 per
working capital of the company was $13,260,336 at
worth
net
outstanding
share.
the
is sound.
position
financial
company's
the
210.
p.
into
post'
tn
montinn
meeting
increase
£? pJJ
moi-m.
shares
new
as
as
said
Marshall
Mr.
changed
nrnii
hi Ptel
annual
shares.
additional
™nni
the
future
"Ucl
future favnra.h'o nnno.timin.. develon»
favorable opportunities
had no present plans for issuance of the lirLa
issii5mr>.f»
issuance
company
annua!
at
by Edward O. Bosheil, Chairman and President of tne pareno conpanvl
Mr.
Courtney is scheduled to take office on Marcn l, Succeeain
of
storm-screen
1,355,000
shares'would be
that
that 1 RRO.OOO
1,580,000 additinna.1
additional
fnr
for
the
approval
the
The
Co.—V.
sW
attributed
Fort
States Rubber
and
otroilohlo
available
off
per
after
Securities and
is
It
690.
United
in
sales
orH
cViorc
from sales of $41,856,047 in 1953, despite a severe 11 weeks
strike at the company's three main plants.
Operations for the year
resulted in a consolidated net loss of $656,986, or 48 cents per share,
in
office
and
corporation.
location in Phoenix.
built by Mardian Construction
present
annual report, the board of directors
1954 were $34,896,679, a decrease of
company's
the
to
Walworth
that
Western Hills Inn, Fort Worth,
1.
Including 10,000 square feet of floor space in the warehouse and
1,200 square feet in the office, the new project will more than' double
the
Ltd.
Canada,
authorized
shares
for
stockholders
the
advances
$36,000
new
a
was
by
766.
United States Plywood Corp.—New Warehouse—
Construction
Phoenix,
for
sold
Walworth's
than $1,000,000.
$4,251,270, equal to 30.2c
more
to
ordinary net income
sales of securities.
For
22.6c
or
for the past
year
capital gains of
realized
year
Net
Ltd.
be
recently made arrangements with Canada Iron
the manufacture in Canada of Walworth prod¬
the company's new subsidiary,, Walworth Co. of
has
company
Foundries,
$1
In announcing this action^ Mn Marshall said
^
.
,
.
holders
of
authorization of additional shares and the waiver
rights to the additional shares. These matters will
to
13.
April
said
dividend
a
the
mitted
only 17%
:f Earnings of The United Corporation available for the common stock
any
Chief Executive
appointment of Fred W. Belz as
which began with the
Referring
larger in 1954 than in
The
entry into two new marketing areas, and sales expansion
backed by a sound financial structure, 1955 profit possibilities
for this company appear to be excellent, it was predicted on r!ebat
a
meeting of the board of directors.
These moyes..
aggressive approach of the new management setup of the
^
declared
8
18, Walter f.
waiter P.
directors also
March
[arch
emptive
With
Feb.
on
cents a share, payable April 15 to stockholders nf '
marsnaii, rresiaeni, nas
Marshall, President, has announced
lecot!
recommended a 4-for-l split of the com*
1
increase of 25
icrease c
stock,
Marketing Areas—
plans
noted
United Corp.—Earnings and Asset Value Up—
Were
,
t
Walworth Co.—Enters Two
shares
of
i8i;~p;_2io.
—v.
directors
The
$14,69025352 $14,"^lS
-
-
-
(Continued from page 12)
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«•** 1'
•ir
Corporation and
•
Western Union Telegraph Co.—Plans Stock
Split.
Sales Increased
Walgreen Co.—January
573,794
490,704
393,331
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—January Sales
Month
Sales
—V.
of
January—
1
181,
p.
210.
mm
Up—
$46,397,562
'
$42'
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•
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.
Number 5403
181
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.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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55
(795)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Fresno Cotffy Water Wor*** Dist.
No. 19 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
ALABAMA
Ozark, Ala.
Bond
Sale — An issue of
general obligation school
ants was sold
to a group
irrant
bonds
000
p.
Marx & Co., of
bv Hugo
ed
Jingham.
^
t
Sale—-The
offered
1
v.
181,
590—were awarded to Hanna-
$34,000 4s. Due
to
(P. O.
[q.—were awarded to
a group
of Refsnes, Ely, Beck
L Phoenix, Boettcher & Co.,
fer, and Commerce Trust Co.,
losed
[as
County Sch. Dist.
k
(MST)
;
chase
Supervisors,
until
1,
| & Pobinette, of Phoenix.
C alifornia
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
in
Sacramento
1 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Feb.
br the purchase of $3,000,000
ing bonds. Dated March 15,
tional
payable at
the
ty Treasurer's office. Legal-
tpproved by Orrick, DalhHerein gton &
Sutcliffe, of
Francisco.
1956
Sale—An issue of $100,sanitary bonds was sold to
Jr &
Co., of Beverly Hills.
Diego,
County, Calif.
a.m.
in
b. James,
San
(PST)
Diego,
Feb. 23
on
le
Purchase of $167,000 ouild)onds. Dated March
15, 1955.
on
March
15
from
1956
inclusive. Principal and
I
>ty
(M-S)
payable
Terasurer's
from
1
inclusive.
1 from
Feb.
on
from
on Feb. 1
to 1990 inclusive.
1975
Bonds
Feb.
dated
1, 1955.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Or¬
are
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
&
at
Hemet School District. Riverside
County, Cailf.
Bond
Pequeg-
receive
office.
inLe-
28
the
for
as
a.m.
of
April
1 from 1956 to 1980 in¬
^|ale~-The
}onds offered
$735,000 build-
Feb. 8—v. 181,
i—were awarded to a
group
High
Union
hirf
?lerk'
receive
untuSoa
er office in Rednntii 2
*
p.m
(PST)
on
Feb.
Purchase of $25,000
t|'bonds. Dated March 1,
UUQ
in„T
on
^st
March
1
from
1956
?£rUSlve* Principal
and
payable at the
5urer's office. Legal-
ty Ti
mn^
?
by
Jfeogton
Crrick,
California
$470,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 181,
are
dated
April
interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasur¬
er's office. Legality approved by
O'Melveny &
geles.
Dahl-
& Sutcliffe' of
Williams, H. E. Work
& Co.,
Youngberg, all of San
Francicso, Wagenseller & Durst,
Fred D. Blake & Co., both of Los
Stone
&
Oakland,
net
as
at
interest
from
a
2.79%,
1957
3%s.
1965
and
from
Due
Novato
on
15
15,
Due
1972
to
15
15
March
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc., of
Cleveland, at a price of 100.15, a
net interest cost of about 2.04%,
1956 to
District,
Due
1 from
Jan.
on
1960 inclusive.
Dated April 1, 1955. Due on Dec.
from
1957
to
1970
inclusive.
due in 1969 and 1970 are
callable as of Dec. 1, 1964. Prin¬
Bonds
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Tallmadge &
Tallmadge, of Denver.
Routt County
School District No. 4
(P. O. Steamboat Springs), Colo.
Bond Offering—Donald Wither,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
7:30
p.m.
(MST) on March 3
purchase of $250,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due
til
for the
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1976 inclu¬
on
to
1964 inclusive.
on
after
1969 to
on
Jan. 1 from
Offering—R, E. Graham,
$344,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 181,
p. 590—were awarded to the Bank
of
of America National Trust & Sav¬
II
(PST) on Feb. 14 for the
purchase of $1,038,000 building
Dated Feb. 15, 1955. Due
a.m.
building bonds
Bank
of
sold
was
America
Savings Association,
Francisco, as follows:
on
the
to
National
&
$46,000 2%s. Due
Trust
San
of
1970 to
Due
on
15 from
(F-A)
1956 to
Principal
payable
and
Morgan & Co., Inc.,
Co., First Boston
Corp., Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, all of New York City, Har¬
Bank, J. P.
Feb. 1 from
ris Trust & Savings
Feb.
1
of
Buffalo, and the Branch Bank¬
Co., of Wilson, was
$43,800,000 of the $49,000,000 rental housing notes of¬
fered Feb. 9—v. 181, p. 691—at
1.05%
interest.
The
remaining
ing & Trust
awarded
notes
Cailf.
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. —v. 181,
p. 691—were awarded to the Se¬
payable at the County Treasurer's
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & Co.,
San Francisco, jointly, as 2%s, at
a price of 100.75, a basis of about
bonds
dated
are
office.
Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
&
School
District,
Contra Costa County,
Bond Sale—The
$115,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 181,
p.
250—were awarded to Blyth
&
Co.,
and
Irving
Lundborg
&
Co.,
jointly.
both
of
San
Francisco,
Boulder
No. 3
Bond
from
(P. O. Durham), Conn.
$250,00 school
Sale—The
bonds offered Feb. 9
to
award¬
were
American
the
Securities
Corp., New York City, as 2.20s, at
a price of 100.26, a basis of about
2.16%.
1955.
bonds
Due
1975
dated March 1,
1956
are
on
March 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest payable at the Connecti¬
cut
Bank
&
Trust
Company,
Hartford.
Note
Waterbury, Conn.
—
The $500,000 tax
Sale
—
National Bank,
both of Waterbury.
FLORIDA
Florida State Board of Education
Bond Sale—A
syndicate headed
Union Securities Corp.,
New York City, was the success¬
ful bidder for $8,580,000 of the
by
the
grand total of $9,155,000 State
School, series B revenue bonds
offered on Feb. 8—v. 181, p. 454.
The remaining
sued
on
$575,000 bonds, is¬
of Leon County,
behalf
purchased by T. T. Scott, of
$8,580,000 bonds taken
was
County School District
(P. O. Boulder), Colo.
Offering
—
Sealed
the Union Securities
purchased as follows:
group
were
bids
$240,000 Columbia County bonds
at a price of par, a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.64%, as
will be received until April 6 for
follows:
purchase of $1,150,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Le¬
March
the
ranging
0.93% to 0.97%.
by
COLORADO
Calif.
rates
Miami. The
2.62%.
Orinda Union
to various banks
sold
were
interest
at
(pfO. Tallahassee), Fla.
Feb.
1,
interest (F-A)
The
1955. Principal and
&
Hutzler, Brown Bros. Harriman &
and the Citizens & Manufacturers
at
Counties,
Bond
C.
office.
Yucapia Joint Union Sch. Dist.,
from
Bank, North¬
Trust Co., both of Chicago,
J. Devine & Co., Salomon Bros.
ern
in¬
San Bernardino and Riverside
1980 inclusive.
Trust
Bankers
interest
1970
the County
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Treasurer's
Bank,
Guaranty Trust Co., National City
anticipation notes offered Feb. 8
v.
181, p. 691 — were sold at
0.78% interest, as follows: $25,000
each to the Colonial Trust Co.,
Francisco.
1956 to 1969 inclusive.
44,000 3s.
Feb.
clusive.
Sale—An issue of $90,000
Bond
on
composed
National
Chase
the
bids at his office in Stockton until
bonds.
County, Calif.
(State of)
Sale —A group
Note
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Oak Grove Sch. Dist., Santa Clara,
as
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut
to
San Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond
Dec.
of
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Tall¬
madge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
The
1 from
Jan.
1980 inclusive.
Tracy Union High School District,
Calif.
callable
are
1964.
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
720,000 2s. Due
there¬
sive. Bonds due in 1965 and
ed
240,000 iy2s. Due on Jan. 1 from
240,000 l3/4s. Due
of
obligation
water works improvement bonds.
Bond
5s.
for the purchase
general
$1,500,000
Durham
follows:
$300,000
inclusive.
School
Marin County,
the
Bank, of Port¬
land, Weeden & Co., Dean Witter
&
Co:, both of San Francisco,
California Bank of Los Angeles,
Equitable Securities Corporation,
Laidlaw & Co., F. S. Moseley &
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
White, Weld & Co., Eastman, Dil¬
lon & Co., all of New York, J.
Barth & Co., of San Francisco,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Bacon,
& Co., J. C. Bradford
Co., Brown Bros. Harriman &
Co., all of New York City, and
inclusive.
on
1976
Unified
group
&
Bond Sale—The
cate:
all of New York;
First National
a
awarded
of F. S.
Smithers
1961
March
Due on
of about 2.48%.
of
to
454—were
composed
March 16
on
Trust
Sale—The
181, p.
linson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
Co., all of New York City, Marine
Co. of Western New York,
Sacramento, Calif.
Bond
Grand Junction, Colo.
Bond Offering — Helen C. Tom-
group:
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, J. Barth
& Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams,
H.
E.
Work
& • Co.,
Stdne
&
Youngberg, all of San Francisco,
Hill Richards & Co., of Los An¬
geles, Irving Lundborg & Co., of
San Francisco, Fred D. Blake &
Co., of Los Angeles, and C. N.
White & Co., of Oakland.
inclusive.
March
ings Association, of San Francisco.
members
the
of
gality approved by Tallmadge &
Tallmadge, of Denver.
1
Blyth & Co., Weeden & Co., Dean
Witter
&
Co., Merrill
Lynch,
1966.
1967 to, 1971
2s.
from
1964
to
March
on
Association, of San Francisco, as
a price of 100.29, a basis
2^s, at
Other
members
Other
as
Due
125,000 23/4s.
The $16,250,000
America National Trust & Savings
100.09,
about
of
cost
5s.
140,000
—
price of
a
follows:
50,000
Myers, of Los An¬
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale
iy2s. Due on March
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
National
Long Beach Unified School District,
Bond
group
a
composed of the Bank of America
1,
1955. Principal and
Los
590—were awarded to
$155,000
syndi¬
Blyth & Co., of San Fran¬
°sed of the
American Trust cisco, Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
an
FYancisco, Harris Trust cago, First Boston Corp., Harris
Ssof Los Chicago, Califor- Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
?arnk'
ank
Angeles, Weeden Phelps, Fenn & Co., of New York,
X
n
Francisco, John Nu- Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., R.
®
V°-» Chicago, and Paine, H. Moulton & Co., of San Fran¬
Jackson & Curtis, of New cisco,
Security
First
National
q
1Y' ^ 23/4S, at a price of Bank of Los Angeles, American
a
basis of about
Trust
2.67%.
Co.,
of
San
Francisco,
Smith, Barney & Co., C. J. Devine
PclC Elementary Sch. Dist., & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenShasta
County, Calif.
ner
& Beane, Salomon Bros.
&
'^Offering — Ruth A. Pres- Hutzler,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
d
College District, San Diego County,
Angeles, and C. N. White & Co.,
Hemet
bonds
Northern San Diego County Junior
&
Union
Valley
April 1 from 1956 to 1980 in¬
The
White & Co., of Oakland.
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
200,000
3—v.
clusive.
425,000
&
Co., J. Barth & Co., Lawson, Levy
follows:
Hemet
Garrett-Bromfield
Feb.
on
181, p. 590—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
Monte School
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
District,
$750,000
(PST)
purchase
>
|
School
$1,500,000
transportation bonds offered Feb.
building bonds offered Feb. 8—v.
Francisco.
Union
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
Trust & Savings Asso¬
Merrill
Lvnch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, Dean Witter &
Y approved
by Orrick, DahlHerrington & Sutcliffe, of
I
ciation,
sealed bids at his office in River¬
side, until 10
Detroit,
Co., of Denver, Wagenseller &
Durst, of Los Angeles, Magnus &
Co., of Cincinnati, Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox, Fred D. Blake &
Co., both of Los Angeles, Redfield
& Co., of Pasadena,
and C. N.
p.
will
Clerk,
County
nat,
A.
Offering—G.
of
to
the
'
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Piego,
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on March
1 for the purchase of $45,000
Stern Bros. & Co., of Kansas building bonds.
Dated April 1,
City, G. C. Haas & Co., of New 1955. Due on April 1 from 1956
York, Schwabacher & Co., of San to 1975 inclusive. Principal and
Francisco, A. M. Kidder & Co., of interest (A-O) payable at the
New York, Kaiser & Co., of San County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Francisco, First Securities Com¬ ity approved by Orrick, Dalhquist,
pany of Chicago,, The Ohio Com¬
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
pany,
of
Columbus,
Mullaney, Francisco.
Wells & Co., of Chicago, Lawson,
Reedlcy Joint Union High School
Levy & Williams, of San Fran¬
District, Fresno and Tulare
cisco, Hill, Richards & Co., of
County, Calif.
Los
Angeles, Stokes & ' Co., of
Bond Sale—The $900,000 build¬
Philadelphia, Raf f ensper ger,
ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 181,
Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis,
p. 590—were awarded to a group
Stone & Youngberg, H. E. Work
headed by the Bank of America
& Co.,
both of San Francisco,
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., of St.
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
Louis;
of 100.12, a net interest cost of
Irving Lundborg & Co., Shu- about 2.56%, as follows:
man, Agnew & Co., both of San
$330,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
Francisco, Taylor & Co., of Bev¬
1956 to 1967 inclusive.
erly Hills, Kalman & Co., of Min¬
120,000 2y4s. Due on March 1
neapolis, Kenower, MacArthur &
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
Co., Watling, Lerchen & Co., both
250,000 21/2S. Due on March 1
Bond Sale—The
clusive.
Y*erk, will receive sealed
10:30
Feb.
on
1963
School District bonds. Due on
Mar Sch. Dist., San
at his office
&
School District bonds. Due on
nd
,
to
$325,000
,
*
Trust
$4,000 4%s Due
bonds,
Mesa
Sanitary District,
Orange County, Calif.
i
was
Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, as follows:
(M-S)
[nd Offering —r.
$20,000
bonds
to the Bank of America Na¬
sold
Due oft March 15 from 1957
180 inclusive.
Principal and
I
improvement
10,500 4s. Due
College DisSacramento County, Calif.
sta
1974
1964 to 1974 inclusive.
[nd Offering — C. C. LaRue,
|ty Clerk, will receive sealed
■
1,
Community Services
District, Tuolumne County
rican River Junior
sst
Feb.
on
5,500 4V2S. Due
CALIFORNIA
office
Feb. 1 from
on
Groveland
2
Due
1955.
•
ed by Gust, RosenMd, Pivel-
his
Talbot, of San Francisco,
follows:
as
and 1975.
1957 to 1970 inye.
Principal and
interest
) payable at the County
surer's office.
Legality ap¬
at
&
ford
2,000 31/4S. Due
on Feb. 21 for the
of $100,000 building
Jan.
$20,000 build¬
1956 to 1973 inclusive.
uly 1 from
I,
County, Calif,
Sale—The
ing bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 181,
p. 454—were awarded to Hanna-
No. 27
bids
sealed
Dated
s.
Feb. 15, 1975.
on
R. Q. Odom,
—
of the Board of
receive
15, 1958
School District,
Mendocino
Bond
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
[nd Offering
Feb.
on
$18,000 31/2S. Due
City.
ia
Greenwood
Tucson), Ariz.
—
1974 inclusive.
2,000 33/4s. Due
School District No. 6
(lid Sale—The $415,000 build-*
ponds offered Feb. 7—v. 181,
Pomerado
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., all of New
York, William Blair & Co., of Chi¬
ford & Talbot, of San Francisco, cago, Gregory &
Son, Inc., of New
at a price of par, as follows:
York;
ARIZONA
County
$36,000 water
Feb.
Stevenson & Co., Bache & Co., F.
S. Smithers & Co., Eldredge &
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Carl M.
$40,000
1
inclusive;
from
4s,
1956
due
to
on
1959
$110,000 2.40s, due
■nUffl'C.-'WVkV'rtt.*
;
t
i
•wsvri'iw.
^iWES-jOfcTiS. Mfc-BPS*"1?!
yy-n",
-*
"*""■" 1111 ~A—»^h—nn'i
j
>
H( ■:?
5S
W1
\
•
;
inclusive;
^ t
due
and
$90,000
March
on
1
from
2.70s,
1970 to
1975 inclusive.
315,000
Lee County bonds at a
price of 100.10, a net interest
""'I
of
cost
about
2.65%, as fol¬
lows: $55,000 4s, due on March
*'
M
1 from 1956 to
1969
and
'
-i||
r,
due
1 from
J
1960
$140,000 2.40s,
1
1961 to
$120<r000
a
fc ■':.?■■
price of
of
cost
K
m
March
1
from
inclusive.
•
<i 'f»
of
cost
ill,'
«h)
,■*' fi
.
2.63%,
as
$105,000
4s,
due
fol¬
on
interest
2.62%,
due
^ H
•*••' V V;
?'
i
y fi
I-?
;
1
•
to
1969
from
1
inclusive;
from 1970 to
cost
est
h
of
follows:
'4'j.
March
y-HVti
I" li%;K
March
on
1975
and
inclusive.
about
$270,000
1
from
2.62%,
due
4s,
1956
to
March 1 from
on
f|-
as
on
1959
inclusive; $860,000 2.40s,
i
due
1960 to
<r!i
March 1 from
on
1970 to
1,420,000 Palm Beach
)?, ' )V «
bonds
v-
net
f «k
at
County
2.62%,
jl
.
4s, due
I
1
ij.; •'}•
l|"
h
■
?!•:.?
to
-
ApH
1960
,
cost
of
due
$685,000
March
on
1969
Other
cate:
<!!«•'
jt'w (1
V1'! (I
..Wtt
'ft
and
Due
&
Dodge
Co.,
Co.,
&
the
Co.,
i)
Hemphill,
Co.,
Co.,
Co., Baxter, Wil¬
Shearson, Hammill
Co., all of New
^curities Company
'Cruttencl^n
Band
j!CH
ft
iV^
&
York,
of
Co.,
First
Chicago,
Chicago,
Co, both
of
&
Co,
York, Dwinnell,"Bareness
Hill, of Boston, Field, Richards
& Co, Fulton, Reid, &
Co, both
of Cleveland.
;;
Offering—D.
•
f
i$l:
'
:
t.i'M
|J
h
>
^ h.
s
;*'■» ii
J
f
1
"1
<t
i,
h
.'i'
i
Piper,
Jaffray
&
The
of
&
Scribner, of Pittsburgh,
Weil, Roth & Irving Co, of Cin«:ihnati, Arthur L. Wright & Co,
of Philadelphia, Emanuel,
Deetjen
&; Co, of New York, McDonaldMoore & Co, of
Detroit, J. A.
Overton & Co, of
Cleveland, John
Small & Co, of New
York, and
Hancock,
Blackstock
&
Co,
callable
sold
Sept.
1,
of
as
Bond
eral
Sept.
Americus,
$860,000
gas
certificates
Sims &
Sale
sold
The
Herbert
to
Jan.
from
1958
in¬
1975
to
1
from
1978
in¬
1985
to
Troutman
are
dated
Jan.
Gran,
sealed
City
Board
receive
sealed
of
Trustees,
bids
until
Idaho
First
payable
the
at
National
Bank,
Weiser.
Legality approved by Per¬
shing, Bosworth, Dick & Dawson,
Denver.
Clerk,
bids until 8
will
p.m.
Des
receive
offered
(EST)
on
of
debtedness.
A;
i
Dated
Jan.
1,
in¬
1954.
50,000
2.03%,
2s.
1962
Will
were
Feb.
7—v., 181,.
awarded
$850,000 water
as
revenue
692—
p.
Due
to
to
group composed of William
Blair & Co., Julien Collins &
Co.,
Fairman,
Harris
Dec.
on
1964
&
Co.,
1
from
1,
15
J.
Feb.
23
for
to
will
the
building
1974
interest
bank
or
bonds
receive
p.m.
The
bonds
1955.
to
Due
1974
1955.
Legality
$150,000
sold
was
dated
Dec.
Oct.
1 from
on
(A-O)
Principal
payable at
company
in
a
Dated March
1 from 1960 to
inclusive.
Wood,
City.
...
foregoing supplements
information reported in our 1
The
Feb.
1,
ap¬
Safe—'The
$245,000 H
Feb. 3-- • 1
251—were awarded to rto
1
Bond
1956
Legality
ing bonds: offered
p.
Weil, Labouisse,
100.004.:
\
Vy
were
—
awarded
Moines
National
Moines.
Walcott
-
the
to
Iowa
Offering
7:30
Bond
P.
(CST) on Feb. 14
for
the
purchase
of
$108,000
building bonds.
p.m.
KANSAS
of
purchasers
proved
and
Inspectors.
the Board
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
group
burn
composed
Co.,
of Small-Mil-
Wichita,
,
Commerce
the^ Par' ,
receive .sea
(CST) pa
purchase of
inclusive..
asked
on
on
bonds
years
St.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,489,595.62 building bonds was sold to
a
School
^
.
j
$5o0,00
^
,
^
1957%
Cox
Dodge City-School District, Kan.
of
ap¬
Prlce 1
'
bonds. Dated April
Due on April 1 from
Alternate
b
non-optioral b
callable
date of 1£SUf'
to
& Judell,
James
Bond
p0le;
Sch.Djst'
i
L«tch^). La-
jj,
5300,000
^
Sale—The
ing bonds offered Feb.
455—were awarded to
p.
j
approved by
of New Orlca
Parish
(P.. O.
^
be
from
Legality
Chicago mutually agreeable to
School
a
.
ing
A-O.
Joliet
'
until 1:30 p.m.
for the
Richard
at
Chajmetteh g*
Offering--J. F. Gau
Board,, will
,
—
;
(P. O.
I
Tank, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until
1
Secretary
Independent School Dist.
Bond
No.
Bank,
*
>
Bernard; Parish
St.
-
Friednehs & 1
Orleans,
New
District, la.
Bond Sate—-The^ $120,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 3—v, 181,
School
Merged (P. M-
Morehouse Parish
of
p." 591
181, p. 455.
of, Jan. 24—v.
Underwood Consolidated School-
of Des
19701J
Legality
approved 1
King & Dawson, of m
elusive.
Bank,
1'from
Veterans' Bond
1, 1955. Jwj
Combat
>
the
to
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
of
Dated
purchase
March
on
(CST) on Marcln
of $10,000,00
a.m.
No. 2 and 3
are
on
(CST)
bonds.
Korean
bonds.
Moines National
Iowa-Des
Skeel,
11
the
for
to
Community School District,
from
purchase
inclusive.
trust
G.
Debt
of Des Moines.
^
Joliet), III.
—
Secretary,
$4,766,000
or
-
Liquidation of the Stat
will receive sealed biai
until
1956
'
•
inclusive.
sealed bids until 7:30
on
:
Dec. 15 from
inclusive.
Offering
District
the
bonds
Feb.
Iowa-Des
•
a
Dec.
that tn
Tugwell announces
Board of
bonds
,
on
No. 86 (P. O.
Bond
and
follows:
on
building
follows:
as
A. P.
to
time.
Bond Sale—An issue of
12
County, Joliet School District
1956
Plaines, III.
•
York
Royal
net interest cost
a
April 1, 1955. Due
Sale—The-$875,000 bonds
callable at any
Dated
to Barcus,
Chicago, at a
Co.,
1956 to 1961
8
(MST) on Feb. 21 for the
purchase of $496,000" building
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
Due
serially in 20 years. Principal and
p.m.
(J-J)
about
,
Alln,
<
the
&
$30,000 2Y4s. Due
of
Feb. 21 for the purchase of
$100,C00 municipal
buildings and facil¬
ities revenue certificates
of
,
Agnes
1955
These
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
692—were awarded
price of 100.12,
(P. O. Weiser),
—
the
Sale—The..$80,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 8-^-v. 181,
Kindred
Louisiana.(State of)
Offering—State Treasure
bonds.
from
1965 inclusive.
Bond
Washington County Class A School
Offering
1
Cutler, of j Chicago.
Bond
improvem't
June
at any bank sped
successful bidder, u
approved by Chapman
or
fied by the
of:
inclusive.
Due
(P. O. Rock Falls), III.
/
Idaho
on
the
of
Treasurer,
41,000 street construction bonds.
Bosworth
Whiteside County Sch. Dist. No.
p.
District No. 431
to
7:30
(A-O) payable at the of
Parish School Boar
interest
gality
Iowa
Spaulding, Sib¬
& Kelley, of At¬
IDAHO
to
Co., of Des
fice
consisted
street
are
Co., Chicago, and
& Co., of To¬
ledo, jointly, as 2.30s, at a price
of 100.49^ a basis of about 2.27%.
•
interest
$62,000
1.
Northern Trust
by
approved
will
Jan.
awarded
were
—
Braun,
Thd certificates
of
dated
are
The sale
Nov. 1, 1974.
on
Sale—The $370,000 build¬
692
Beh
41,000 streeet construction bonds,
at a price of 100.07.
Nov. 1 from
ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 181.
p.
D.
bonds
awarded
were
special assessment street
improvement bonds, at a
County Sch, Dist.
(P. O. Moline), Ills
40
p.m.- (CST) 0
purchase of $105|
000 building bonds. Dated April f
1955.
Due on April 1 from 195
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal an
follows:
as
Due
Bond
clusive.
Clerk
Due
until
bids
$62,000
2.51%,
1973 inclusive.
bonds
No.
3
Carleton
Moines,
Rock, Island
clusive.
lanta.
the
Feb.
1963
on
School Board,
la
Sale—The $103,000
offered
1955.
460.000 3%% certificates. Due oh
ley,
Bond
8
Co., of New York City,
1
Jan.
to
Secretary
of the Pari:
will receive seale
ston,
Bank,
price of 100.01.
20,000 2%s.
anticipation
revenue
was
of
Livingston Parish Sch. Dist. No. 2;
(P. O. Livingston), La.
Bond
Offering—Watson Bank
$118,000 build¬
National
Co., o|
&
March 4 for the
follows:
1956
issue
An
Indep. School Dist.,
Pella
181, p. 692—were awarded to
on
March 1
$490,000 sewd
Leary
Barrow,
Shreveport.
Des Moines.
im¬
Feb.
net interest cost of about
a
Ga.
—
works
offered
to
gen¬
Co., and Mullaney, Wells & Co., both of Chi¬
cago, jointly, at a price of 100.01,
follows:
Bond
S.
water
on
improvement bonds offered Fetf
3—v. 181, p. 251—were awarde
ap¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 181,
p.
692 — were awarded to the
of
March
inclusive,!
Jqanerette, La.
Bannister, Carpenter,
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Moines
Due
Sale—The
Bond
Iowa
Co.,
on
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
by
Park
Due
sewer
Legality
Bond Sale—The
B. J. Van Ingen &
as
,5400,000 3V2% certificates. Due
N.
—
proved
Ahlers &
March
inclusive.
1966
2.60s.
304,000
15
Nov. 1 from 1956
on
inclusive.
1974
to
Arnolds
III.
$300,000
bonds
$280,000 3Y2S. Due
Certificate
Due
Hecht
on
1967 to 1971
March
Dated
Due
2%s.
from
un¬
Feb.
on
$110,000
bonds
$150,-
White-Phillips
obligation
—v.
GEORGIA
Myers, Fla.
Offering
1, 1955.
by
of
(CST)
to
331,000
by the City Clerk
p.m.
construction
Ed¬
issue
Sale—The
provement
Exchange Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
ILLINOIS
Fort
the
to
7:30
Iowa-Des
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the
Chemical Corn
are
Atlanta.
Certificate
til
S.
Due on March lfronl
195,000 2s.
Algona, Iowa
for the purchase of
R.
from 1957 to 1961 inclusive,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
and
2V4s.
$170,000
1962
Inc., of Davenport.
1954. Bonds due'in 1971 and there¬
after
Sale—An
Co.,
of New Orleans, at
price of 100.002, a pet interes|
cost of about 2.48%, as follows:
price of
a
& Co
all
basis of about 3.19%.
a
Schweickfcardt
Dane, Wheeler & Woolfoli;
Kingston & Co., Ladd, Din
&•
Co.,
IOWA
Morrison, III.
Bond
3y4s, at
as
Smith,
kins
water
591—were awarded
Securities Corp., of
p.
City
100.87,
Park Ridge,
dated
are
181,
the
000 street improvement bonds was
1965.
of
of
approved
Legality
inclusive.
bonds
Bond
Hopwood,
Board
&
John
bonds offered Feb.
revenue
8
the
Iberia]
$250,000 build,
&
W. D.
$275,000
—
Indianapolis,
V.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
115,000 refunding bonds of 1954.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1955 to
Eeuseh & Co, of Cincinnati.
Ueane
■
ucation.
inclusive.
1965
Sale
will
until
purchaser and
[5510,000 refunding bonds of 1954.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1966 to
as
3^—v.
to
bonds, as follows:
ity
Minneapolis,-Schaffer, Necker &
Co:, of Philadelphia, Singer,
if:'*!I'i
r '*•
'.
Steven¬
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, of New
York, Lyons & Shafto, of Boston,
York, Barcus, Kindred &
Co, of Chicago, Blewer, Heitner
&
Glynn,
of
St.
Louis,
Fox,
Sf.'l}
bids
City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
e'eb. 22 for the purchase of $625,-
J.
Bond
receive
sealed
p.m. (CST)
on Feb.
14 for
the purchase of $597,000
building and site bonds. Dated
March 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from
1957 to
1971 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at a
place mutually agreeable to the
Education,
Consolidated Schoi
(P.O. New
1
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fer]
Beane, Nusloch, Beaudea
Co.,
ner
Princeton, Ind.
St.
of
p.
Roard, Secretary of the Board of
son,
100
Trauernicht,
(P. O. LeRoy), III.
Offering — Clarence
Bond
maturing
R.
&
591—were
awarded
Hughes & Co.,
Indianapolis, as 2%s, at a price
100.06, a basis of about 2.35%,
181,
h
ing bonds offered Feb. 9~-v. 18!
p. 591—were awarded to a
gron]
composed of Newman, Brown
Townships offered Feb.
by
approved
munity Unit School District No. 2
1977
1956 to
from
inclusive.
McLean and DeWitt Counties Com¬
Principal, and interest
.J-J). payable at the Guaranty
Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬
of New
rim?
'-'i
of
1984
Legality
Parish
Bond Sale—The
Raffensperger,
of
works
Sebring, Fla.
Bond
^on,
\Pu
Interest
4—v.
as
Charles
April 1, 1965. Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable in New
York City or St. Petersburg. Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King &
Dawson, of New York City.
York, Townsend, Dabney & Tyof Boston, R. D. White & Co,
I'i 'f»»')
to
revenue
Louis.
I,r 1955.
land, Mullane.y, Wells & Co, of
■Chicago, Park, Ryan, Inc., of New
{»
i!>
1
Certificates
Wm. J. Mericka & Co, of Cleve¬
f; if
if! t 0
.'1
G.
of
Jk
ft if
f»!i
fjW «i
Oct.
on
New
ijrj'D" 1
Am •!
to
1955
syndi¬
Reynolds &
Hallgarten &
&
h ^
3V2S and
Dated
1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
M-N.
1966 and thereafter are callable
& Co., Salo¬
Hutzler,
White,
Ira Haupt & Co.,
liams r.&. Co.,
H1.
Chicago,
Petersburg, Fla.
inclusive.
n
of $1,319,-
issue
approved
Louisiana
Township (P. O. Charles¬
ton), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 School
Yov.
Certificate Offering—Samuel
as
District No.
and Civil
sewerage
Dec
LOUISIANA
30, 1955.
bonds was
sold to Benjamin Lewis & Co., of
&
Co.,
&
of
on
CJ. H. Walker &
II' jl
t
&
Bache
■>$li
u*
Bros.
Clark,
JN'oyes
|'»
''
300
City.
St.
a.m.
Iberia
Mattoon, III.
Sale—An
Bond
Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
rnmble &
10
Legality
on
Owen
by
\pproved
Stearns
Bear,
Weld
i) '
'■»
from
inclusive;
members
mon
■
1
March
1 from 1970 to 1975 inclusive.
.
..
1,
at the . Chase National
lank, of New York City. Legality
about
.
$220,000
inclusive;
to
a
March 1 from 1956
on
$515,000 2.70s, due
||i";!
K
100.13,
follows:
as
1959
2.40s,
,!t
price of
a
interest
I 'feffi
i
Feb.
dated
are
dated
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEve,
& Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
June
p.m.
Nov
inclusive,
Treasurer
office.
T.
Feb. 15 for the pur¬
chase
of
$500,000 - general fund
tax
anticipation warrants.
Due
will
8
until
bids
sealed
(CST)
on
1975
are
Nov
inclusive
Principal and interest (M-N
payable at the State
Combs, County Auditor, will re¬
ceive
on
1970
Due
to
bonds
Nnv
inclusive
1954.
Roy
—
1971
follol
on
Due
23/4s.
Cih
as
1962
1963 to
from
(P. O.,
Indianapolis), Ind.
on
Principal and interest (F-A)
955.
1975
.
•
bonds
The
until
bids
from
n
of?
& Co
Due
3i/4s.
370,000.00
County
Offering
3y2S.
1956 to
595,000.00
The
Marion
Feb. 23 for the pur¬
chase of $180,000 building bonds.
(CST)
inclusive.
1980
to
sealed
receive
Schools,
of
Superintendent
950,000 street improvement
bonds. Due on Feb.
1 from
1975 inclusive.
li¬
■
•
to
from
discount.
& Co
price of par,
a
$524,595.62
at P/2%
Co., all of Indianapolis,
Logan County Community SchoolDistrict No. 20 (P. O. Atlanta), III.
Bond Offering—W. L. Harwood,
Beecroft, Cole
peka, at
,
inclusive.
1 from 1963 to 1966
inclusive.
1956
p.
Warrant
1956
from
1
on
1980
1969
inclusive; and $655,000 2.70s,
due
:
k"
Feb.
Due
1,785,000 Orange County bonds at
a price of
100.09, a net inter¬
1 |M?:i
1
1956 to
March
on
$1,460,000 2.70s, due
■-.
si"
due
1960
i
about
inclusive; $1,905,000
2.40s,
.
of
cost
March 1 from
on
1959
/
•
of
purchase
$1,650,000 water and sewer bonds.
on
follows: $595,000 4s,
as
inclusive.
$2,600,000 bonds, as follows:
100,000 sewer utility tax revenue
certificates.
Dated April 1, 1955.
1975
#%■
3"./
•
the
for
24
(EST)
a.m.
and
tem¬
Merchants National Bank & Trust
refunding water revenue
bonds to Barcus, Kindred &
Co., of Chicago. Due on Jan.
"ohnson, Mayor, will receive seald
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
March 10 for the purchase of $14,-
II
ft
Feb.
on
11
until
3,960,000 Hillsborough County
bonds at a price of 100.10, a
-
14
K^msas'
j
notes offered Feb. 7—v.
591—were awarded to a
group composed of the American
National Bank, Fletcher Trust Co.,
Indiana National Bank, and the
181,
Co., Stern Bros.
ne
porary
1956
from
25,000
receive
will
Manager,
bids
and $255,000- 2.70s,
inclusive.
<
1;
?
sealed
1
Jan.
from 1992 to 1994
Bald¬
M.
jay able
"
clusive;
net
|
City
win,
on
March 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
*••„} it.
if
;
1960
clusive; $330,000 2.40s, due
■:R
j.
to
Ocala, Fla.
Offering—John
Bond
March 1 from 1956 to 1959 in¬
fW
(>•',.
1956
about
lows:
W< .* 4'
i
on
-690,000 Broward County bonds at
a price of
par, a net interest
'{ iv
•'
Monday, February
.
Trust
Indianapolis, Ind.
Sale—The $350,000
Note
follows: $640,000
on
Chicago.
fol¬
March 1 from 1970 to 1975
on
fK,
VW-
'
of
as
by Chapman & Cutler,
approved
clusive; and $60,000 2.70s, due
j|;„
£:t*
as
due
4s,
INDIANA
Inc.,
all
of Chicago,
and
White-Phillips
Co.,
Daven¬
City. Legality
of New York
March 1 from 1961 to 1969 in¬
\ ■; I!■ iy'.
•
2.64%,
inclusive; $80,000 2.40s, due
'^r1'
lyVjkh
!
on
are
3y4s, due
to 1989
inclusive; $80,000 3s due on
Jan.
1, 1990 and 1991; and
$130,000 2%s, due on Jan. 1
Co,
net interest
a
$30,000
K'!, >;.*>
\ IV,
par,
about
lows:
t "
due
1975
1967
able at the Marine Midland Trust
.
<4
.V--
2.70s,
■
u
.-.'V'
inclusive;
to
certificates
port, at a price of 100.09, a net
interest cost of about 3.10%,
March
on
from
1
The
callable on and after Jan. 1, 1959.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
170,000 Osceola County bonds at
fe v
Jan.
on
inclusive.
clusive.
*!;f
]v -:»!■<•
Due
inclusive;
March 1 from 1970 to 1975 in¬
H
f,
.
.
.
March 1 from 1960 to 1969
on
thu»
:
.
■
'H
,d
•'^1
V
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(796)
pK
^oli
»
Number 5403
181
me
. . .
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
National Bank of Boston. Legality
& Kees,
First National
,oosed of Ducournau
|!jew
Orleans,
& Co., and W.
Kingston & Co., all of New
eans, at a price of 100.011, a
interest cost of about 2.74%,
ollovvs:
N
t
0
the
of
for the purchase of
1
as
1
Boston,
16
t.
until 11 a.m.
5T) on Feb. 24 for the purchase
$9,750,000 bonds, as follows:
bids
construction
1 from
bonds. Due on March
inclusive.
bonds.
March 1 from 1956 to
on
1995 inclusive.
sewage disposal bonds.
Due on March 1 from 1956 ot
1995 inclusive.
bonds.
Due
1956
from
1
refunding
series J. Due
to
water
on
1975
bonds,
March 1 from
on
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
3,000
bonds,- series
refunding
K. Due
March 1 from 1956
on
to 1975 inclusive,
he bonds
dated March
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
).
able
at
are
the
Suburban
Hyattsville,
the
Co., Baltimore,
st
ik of New York
Trust
Equitable
or at the
in New York
u
Legality approved by Mit11, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit11, of New York City.
^4 von, Mass.
fond Sale—The $700,000 schoo
|ject bonds offered Feb. 9— v
692
p.
,
purities
—
of
pur¬
Feb.
17,
1955.
Due
—
awarded
were
the
to
both
a
as
to
of
New
2.30s, at
a
basis of abou
Na¬
First
tional Bank, and the
Northampton
Bank, both of Northamp¬
ton, jointly, at 0.58% discount.
The
notes
mature
Hudson, Mass.
Sale—The $250,000
elec¬
181,
p. 693—were awarded to Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, of Boston,
as
2.10s, at a price of 100.22, a
tric bonds offered
Feb.
8—v.
issue of $5,-
|ton Corp., Chemical
Corn ExBank, of New York City
ckland-Atlas
National
Bank,
rchants National
Bank, and the
°n Safe
Deposit & Trust Co
>
at 0.98% interest.
j°te Sale—Ari issue of $1,000,tax
anticipation notes was
F °m Feb. 8 to the Nationa"
/o
Bond
Bank
of
Boston,
a«,
discount. Due Nov. 3, 1955.
National
1975
Clare
bonds,
$200,000
as
Quincy, Mass.
Sale—Tne $750,000
the
Feb.
9
National
notes
awarded
were
Shawmut
to
BanK
ot
Boston, at 0.61% discount, plus
premium of $1.25.
notes
a
bonds. Due
dated
Feb.
10,
1955. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
1955.
Due
National
are
Shawmut Bank,
ing
bonds.
1956
from
The
1955.
bonds
Due
to
1
inclusive.
dated
are
Feb.
on
1960
Feb.
1,
Principal^ and interest pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Boston, or at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved; by
Palmer
&
offered
bonds
Tyson, and Dwinnell, Harkness &
Hill, both of Boston, jointly, as
2.10s, at a price of 100.17, a basis
$200,000
project
March
on
1
iQrP 'OOO notes. Dated
|iyab and due on Nov. 4,
Bond
Sa*c— X11C yJiiO ,000
offered
693—were
Feb.
8
Bond
1956
awarded
181,
to
Town-
basis of about 1.46%.
South
Hadley Fire Dist.
No.
2,
Massachusetts
Bond
Sale—The
offered
$200,000 water
Feb.
9—v.
awarded
to
181,
p.
Estabrook
Co., and R. L. Day & Co., both
Boston, jointly, as 2.20s, at a
price of 100.31, a basis of about
2.16%.
school
March
1
bonds.
from
1956
Due
to
on
1975
offered
1955.
able
bonds
the
8—v.
181,
p.
the
to
Bank
Waltham, at
dated
March
Merchants
Michigan
Boston.
\
Newton-
Trust
&
0.612%
Co.,
discount.
of
awarded
were
tional
Bank
the
to
of
a
First
an¬
10
premium of $1.
interest
Melrose, Mass.
dJd
The
LoSffered
t>
—
Due
1958 to
trust,
or
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Warren
(P. O. Van Dyke)r
Michigan
Bond Sale
The $2,050,000bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 181, p.
456
were awarded, as follows?
$1,200,000 general obligations
Twp.
Braun,
2.93%,
—
bonds
to
a
group composed oC
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., McDonal d - Moore & Co., H. V.
Sattley & Co., and Shannon &
Co., all of Detroit, as follows:
$900,000
public buildings bond%.
price of 100.10, a net intterest cost of about 2.06%, &ar.
follows: $425,000 l%s, due o*v
at
as
220,000 23/4S. Due
on
June
July 1 from
June
1975
to
Jan.
on
from
from
1
school
and
sewer
Feb. 10
were
$1,050,000
ceive
sealed
bids
Due
to
on
1970
inclusive.
project
school
bonds.
March 1 from 1956 to
on
1975 inclusive.
The
1955.
able
of
bonds
dated
are
March .1,
Principal and interest
the
at
Boston.
pay¬
National
First
Bank,
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer'
&
Worcester, Mass.
Note
enue
Sale—The
notes
awarded
Bank
to
of
$1,000,000
offered
the
Boston,
Feb.
First
at
9
rev¬
were
National
0.588%
dis¬
count.
The
notes
are
mature
1955 and
dated
on
8
1962
Feb.
10,
Nov. 2, 1955.
MICHIGAN
Byron, Mich.
inclusive.
1964
to
facilities
price of 100.13,
a
interest
cost
of
at
about:
inclusive; and $70,000
on June 1, 1960.
2s, due
$850,000 water and
bonds
nue
to
sewer reve¬
composedt
Michigan Corpora*tion, Kenower, MacArthur & Ca^
due in
1960
and
thereafter are and McDonald-Moore &
Co., 'alL
callable
as
of
March
1,
1959. of Detroit, and Juran & Moody*.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬ Inc., of St. Paul, at a price ot
able at a bank or trust
company
100.04, a net interest cost of about,
to be designated by the successful
3.05%, as follows:
Bidder.; Legality approved by $120,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from.
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
Stone, of Detroit.
610,000 3s. Due on Nov. 1 from^
a
group
of the First of
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive. Bonds
Mission
PeninSula
Sch.
1959 to 1978
Dist.
(P. O. Route Nr,. lf Traverse City),
awarded
were
—
&
to
Mc¬
Co., of Detroit.
Pinckney Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Bond
40,000 3s. Due
592
a
awarded
were
—
&
as
Nov. 1, 1981.
current tax collections''made it.
borrow the money.
unnecessary to
(
MINNESOTA
to
Mc¬
Faribault and Martin Counties
Co., of Detroit,
Joint Indep.
price of 100.001.
Twp. School Dist. (P. O
Detroit), Mich.
Sale
-r-
The
455—were awarded to
a
Co., both of New York
City, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Toledo, Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, of Chicago, Baxter, Wil¬
liams & Co., of New York City,
Shannon & Co., of Detroit, Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., and Fairman, Harris, & Co., Inc., both of
Chicago, at a price of 100.0004, a
net interest cost of about 2.65%,
of
follows:
1961
inclusive; $1,160,000 2%s
July 1 from 1962 to
1971
inclusive; $145,000 2s,
due
on
July
1,
1972;
and
$150,000 V2S, due on July 1,
on
1973.
follows:
$30,000 3V2S, due
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1958 in¬
3s,, due
on
1 from 1959 to 1961
in¬
clusive;
$30,000
clusive; $150,000 23/4s, due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1971 in¬
clusive;
$20,000
2s,
due
July 1, 1972; and $20,000
due
on
at
price of
a
par,
$60,000 2.30s. Due
as
on
follo\|sf
Feb.
lffrora.-
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
40,000 2V2S. Due
1966 to
on
Feb. l.fron^
1969 inclusive.
60,000 2.70s. Due on Feb. 1 frOm.
1970 to
1975 inclusive.
65,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 froim
1976 to
1980 inclusive.
„
;
Moorhead, Minn.
Certificate Sale — The $239,00%
certificates
of
indebtedness
of¬
fered Feb. 7—v. 181, p. 592—werss;
$2,000,000 school buildihg and site
bonds,
as
follows:
$260,000
3^s, due on July 1 from 1956
to 1958 inclusive; $285,000 3s
due on July 1 from 1959 to
July
ing bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 181-,
592—were awarded to the Alll*
son-Williams Co., of Minneapolis*,
group
composed of Blyth & Co., Halsey.
due
Consol. Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Huntley), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 build-—
p.
$2,250,000
bonds offered February 3—v. 181,
as
on
Sale—The $250,000 build¬
Bond
p.
Nov. 1, 197ff«
Wyandotte School District, Mich*
Notes Not
Sold—The $300,000
tax anticipation notes offered Jan.
31—v. 181, p. 592—were not soMi
ing bonds offered Feb. 3—v. 181,
at
on
and 1980.
Bond Sale—The $"300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 2—v. 181,
592
inclusive.
80,000 3y4s. Due
Michigan
250,000 swimmingpool bonds, as
,
1959 in*-
to
recreational
to 1959
p.m.
on Feb. 14 for the purchase
$60,000 building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1955.
Due on March 1
1955
1.80%, as follows: $230,000
l%s, due on June 1 from 1950
(EST)
Stuart &
sewer
bonds.
March 1 from 1956
until
of
group
of:
$150,000
900,000
net
Offering — Harold TimDistrict Secretary, will re¬
Redford
a
Weld & Co., all of
City, as 2s, at a price
of 100.67, a basis of about 1.92%.
sale consisted
11
offered
bonds
awarded to
White,
The
from
3 0 0,000
1985 inclusive.
Bond
mer,
composed of Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
and
1
clusive; $180,000 2s, due
1, 1960 and 1961; and
$295,000 2y4s, due on June I,
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
320,000 3s. Due
a
from
July 1
011
1964 inclusive.
Sale—The
$600,000 tem¬
porary notes offered Feb.
7
v.
181, p. 692—were awarded to
the Merchants National Bank, of
about
of
Donald-Moore
Bond Sale—The $18,000 general
$50,000 water
Feb. 10 were
obligation bonds offered Feb. 8
—v. 181, p. 592—were awarded to
First National Boston, at 0.57% discount.
McDonald-Moore & Co., of De¬
108 m
ton' as 11/2S» at a Price
Norfolk County (P. O.
troit.
fhp k ' ^ basis of about 1-49%.
Dedham), Mass.
5 rv °nds are dated March 1,
Cass City, Mich.
Note Offering
The County
19fi? °? March 1 from 1956
Bond Sale—The $165,000 sewage
iretf
*nclusive. Principal and Treasurer will receive sealed bids
Payable at the Merchants until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 15 for disposal plant bonds offered Feb.
•
cost
$110,000 3s.
p.
Maynard, Mass.
Note
Detroit,
MacArthur & Co., both of
Detroit, at a price of 100.01, a net
Na¬
at 0.59%
Boston,
Sale —The
Bond
Bond Sale —The
1955.
Corp.,
ower,
p.
Feb.
Mass.
Grand
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Toledo, Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., and Ken-
Donald-Moore
1,
National
July
interest-
th-
t*
of
group
693—
Winthrop, Mass.
Note Sale—The $400,000 tax
ticipation notes offered Feb.
Due
are
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
of
The $700,000 notes
awarded
were
Principal and interest pay¬
at
—
Feb.
Waltham
inclusive.
The
Inc.,
181, p. 592—were awarded to a
composed of the First of
v.
Old
Waltham, Mass.
Note Sale
1975 inclusive.
200,000
successful
Sale—The $650,000 water
bonds offered Feb. 7 —
revenue
sewer
v.
—
send, Dabney & Tyson, of Boston,
as
D/2S, at a price of 100.20, a
bonds.
from
Wade,
and
of
as
to be designated by the*
company
(P. O. Jenison), Mich.
New York
school
Due
Harrison),
Ferndale, Mich.
Salem, Mass.
$400,000 school
were
J.
1961
callable
1960.
Principal and
(J-J) payable at a bank
awarded
were
—
Walter
in
due
are
bonds, at
Woburn, Mass.
10
O.
(P.
Bonds
thereafter
1,
1980 inclusive.
to
Georgetown Sch. Dist. No.
discount, plus
Feb.
sive.
1 from
Oct.
on
Boston.
Lynnfteld, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
Due
Counts
455
p.
of Bos¬
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
1975 inclusive.
from 1956 to
1
200,000 street and sidewalk pav¬
from
1
Michigan
Nov. 4,
on
ton.
Feb.
on
Oct.
on
follows:
follows:
sewer
Due
Bond Sale—The $135,000 counts
pay¬
Shawmut
of
000
3s.
1962 to 1974 inclusive.
1,
&
.^Offering
^ran*ingham,
the
Note
Mc-
J.
Offering—Daniel
[c*
,
on
March
at
693—were
$676,00 school
and police and fire station bonds
offered Feb.
County (P. O. Salem), Mass. were awarded 9—v, 181, p. 693
to Halsey, Stuart &
— Thomas
F.
Co., Inc., and Harriman, Ripley &
J1 County Treasurer, will re- Co., Inc., both of New York City,
5T\SealJ:d bids until 11 a.m. jointly, as 2.10s, at a price of
«Ri
k* ^ ^or the purchase 100.60, a basis of about 2.02%.
0
dated
are
Principal and interest
Ardel, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $400,-
Bank,
Brockton, Mass.
,
bonds
bonds
Pge
Boston,
83,000
Rapids.
able
basis of about 2.07%.
Lynn, Mass.
Due on Oct. 1 from
1955 to 1961 inclusive.
Taymouth Twp. Sch. Dist. No. &
(P. O. Burt), Mich.
Bond Offering—Irving A. Kime*
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 16 for thee
purchase
of
$20,000
building'
bonds. Dated March 1, 1955. Due?
on July 1 from 1956 to 1973 inclu¬
—
The
p.
temporary notes was sold
P group composed of the First
°t
Due
1955.
bonds
The sale consisted of:
Boston, Mass.
"0
$31,000 23/4s.
jail bonds offered Feb. 3—v. 18i
bonds.
sewer
2.86%,
follows:
as
1956 to
clusive.
15.
Nov.
on
of about 2.08%.
fote Offering—An
1 from
March 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
The
Co., and Union awarded to Townsend, Dabney &
Corp.,
100.08,
awarded
were
City, jointly,
P
the
March
inclusive.
offered
temporary
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
MASSACHUSETTS
[ith, Barney &
1965
noon
Hampshire County (P. O,
Northampton), Mass.
Note Sale
The $250,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Jan. 28
inclusive.
3,000
16
M.
4, 1955.
Bond
3,000
March
until
for
16
$500,000
Dated
Nov.
on
bids
Feb.
on
of
1 from
1956 to 1995 inclusive.
water
Feb.
on
p.
net interest cost of about
a
$585,000 bonds,
Bank, of Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
1955.
bonds. Due on March
[0,000
Thorndike,
Storey,
sealed
water drainage
storm
iOO.OOO
(EST)
Bank
181,
the Cass
National
supply
water
ap¬
Hartipden County (P. O.
Springfield), Mass.
Note Offering — Daniel
notes.
B. Park-
Secretary-Treasurer, will re-
[(50,000
Legality
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
chase
Maryland
1956 to 1980
by
proved
(EST)
Suburban Sanitary
Hyattsvville),
455—were awarded
City State Bank, and
Pinney State Bank, both of
Cass, jointly, at a price of 100.04,
to
the
51,000 2 3/4S.
on
200,000
March 1 from 1956
on
inclusive.
receive
District (P. O.
general
a.m.
Due
Walsh, Jr., County Treasurer, will
MARYLAND
Due
Due
1965
to
bonds offered Feb.
v
181, p; 52—were awarded to
•row, Leary & Co., of Shreve-
lond Offering—James
11
follows:
Street,
noon (EST) on Feb.
purchase of $200,000
bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1955.
Sale—The $44,000 public
100,000
Franklin
111
the
for
Louisiana
sealed
until
$285,000 street construction bonds.
Greenfield, Mass.
Due on March 1 from 1956 to
Offering—Johri E. Kiley,
1964 inclusive.
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
100,000 street construction bonds.
bids at the Second National Bank
of
movement
,
a.m.
the
Bond
Fire Protection
No. 2 (P.O. Port Barre),
Vashington
Shawmut
1955.
0.75% to 'March 1, 1956.
■
National
1
1
7—v.
Boston, 40 Water St., Boston,
(EST) on Feb. 15
purchase of $110,000 tax
anticipation notes. Due Nov. 15,
Landry Parish
ve
Mooney, Jr., City Treasurer and
Collector, will receive sealed bids
for
school
iond
Quincy, Mass.
Offering —Frederick A.
Bond
at"
additional in- Boston, until
bonds bear
fhsf.
1955.
until 10:30
2V4S. Due on March
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
0 000 2 Vz's.
Due on March
from 1067 to 1970 inclusive.
2 000 2 %s.
Due on March
from 1971 to 1979 inclusive.
3 000 2.80s.
Due on March
from 1980 to 1985 inclusive,
he
County (P. O.
Greenfield), Mass.
e
Offering — The County
Due Nov. 3,
Treasurer will receive sealed bids
from
;st of
cipation notes.
Franklin
.
000
5
Storey, Thorndike,
& Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
Kohlmeyer &
of Memphis,
Ladd, Dinkins
k
the purchase of $400,000 tax anti¬
by
approved
57
(797)
July 1, 1973.
on
^s,
awarded to the
Bank
of St.
American National
Paul.
Virginia, Minn.
$1,500,000 gen¬
Bond Sale—The
hospital bonds of-'
593—weracomposed o£
J. M. Dain & Co., Minneapolis,'
John Nuveen & Co., Chicago, Al¬
lison-Williams Co., First National
Bank, both of Minneapolis, First
National Bank, of St. Paul, North¬
eral obligation
fered Feb. 8—v. 181, p.
awarded
to
western
National
a
group
Bank,
Piper„
Jaffray & Hopwood, both of Min¬
neapolis, Harold E. Wood & Co.„
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Caldwell,
Phillips Co., Shaughnessy & Co.,,
all
of St.
Paul, and WoodardElwood
Co., of Minneapolis, at a
price of 100.04, a net interest
of about 2.37%, as follows:
$1,000,000
from
cost,
2.20s.
Due on Dec. I
1956 to
1965 inclusive.
•
*itiiimum^miuti!ii«s
7ZWAI* a"
58
1
wV»*v*u-*yi*A
i
r
i,i
u,'/ i»'iu Jyfy .fof1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(798)
!;■»'1
iv
■,:
,; ^
300,000 2V2S. Due
».
'.■'•U
};
ulf
1966 to
•
1968
%
Dec. 1 from
on
Dec. 1, 1969
on
and 1970.
\\
Wayzata, Minn.
j'OI
J
if
'H *
f..
Bond
Sale—The $295,000 sewer
and water
-1
improvement bonds of¬
fered Feb. 8—v.
awarded
to
Bank of
"i!
"
a
2.47%,
ih
•
as
1965
to
60,000 2.60s.
1966
pi
1971
inclusive.
Due
to
1975
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb. 1 from
on
the
inclusive.
MISSISSIPPI
Clay County (P.
I;1'4
O.
if'in
Sale
Bond
bonds
i
'■'
't< <(..,
'"M
The
—
offered
to
awarded
were
Safe
Point),
Dec.
on
Legality approved by Storey,
Palmer
Dodge,
&
of
Boston.
.Vv
$400,000 road
Feb. "1
Bridge Authority (P. O.
Portsmouth), N. H.
181,
v.
—
593—were awarded to Harring¬
& Co., of Jackson.
p.
ton
yr
i<
;"
<„
Covington County (P. O.
Collins), Miss.
r '• if.
•i >'
M-<
4.:, ' \
Bqnd Sale—The $50,000 county
f
jr
yi ,"
hospital
*• !'<
»•
«;.
Feb.
!■ II:
.iit'll }l lif
;. !'
!if
•
I) I
■"til
jjt'lii
7.
'
W \,{
./)•
(>.>
v/181,
$'•*.
'
'<
Kansas City,
■
ii"' "
Bond
iP * i'
Vnrt j(.
jf v; a
V':7 >i,
:p> ii
,M it
/!
1 from
1957
Principal
and
(M-S)
payable at
of
Nutley.
Legality
1955.
the
Due
inclusive.
1985
to
March
011
Ag-
bids untiF 2v p.m.
Feb. 16 for the pur¬
on
of
bonds,
$650,000
exposition center bonds.
Due
March 1
on
from,, 1956 to
1975 inclusive.
^
250,000 trafficway and boulevard
bonds.
•N'Pii
Due
1956 to
The
Ife 4
pa
March
on
1 from
inclusive.
1975
bonds
'
,L" "■
"
Ij
K'fv' tj,
W
|
V»H
.
4
March
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Commerce Trust
Co., of Kansas City. Legality ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
St.
Bond
ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield
&
Princeton, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $195,000
incin¬
erator and sewage treatment
bonds
Feb.
offered
8—v.
plant
181,
p.
ter
Bros., Inc., of Newark, as 1.65s,
at a price of 100.03, a basis of
about 1.64%.
New York
the
Offering—Joseph P. MarCity Treasurer will receive
181,
York
as
to
$300,000
Boston
Corp., of New
price of 100.02, a
a
cost
of
about
street
bonds,
as
2V2S, due
1956
000
to
2.21
%,
1964
to
improvement
follows;
on
March
2s, due
1965
$90,000
from
1
inclusive; $90,March
on
1969
$120,000
1980
2V4S, due
as
on
March 1 from 1956 to 1964 in¬
clusive;
March
$25,000
1
from
inclusive;
due
and
2s,
1965
to
$55,000
March
on
due
1
from
on
1969
Carbon
the
(MST)
purchase
of
Board
of
sealed
on
Trustees,
bids
until
Feb. 28 for the
$305,000
building
Mineral
Clerk
of
Legal¬
the
—
bonds
Board
of
Trustees,
$112,000
obligation building bonds.
Dated Dec.
15, 1954.
..
Wood¬
kins,
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
City.
offered
Feb.
28
2.98%.
Hamilton
Twp. Sch. Dist.
Trenton), N. J.
Bond
school
v.
181,
a
Sale
bonds
p.
&
The
593—were
composed
group
Ingen
—
offered
Co.,
of
New
(P.
O.
9
awarded
B.
J.
—
to
Van
York
City,
Fidelity Union Trust Co., Newark,
Stroud &.Co., Philadelphia, Byrne
and Phelps, Inc., New York
City,
B.
Hanauer & Co., and Julius
Rippel, Inc., both of Newark,
taking $1,167,000 bonds as 2V4s,
at a price of
100.25, a basis of
2.22%.
Maywood School District,
N.
J.
Bond Sale—The
$390,000 build¬
bonds offered Feb. 9—v. 181,
593—were awarded to a group
p.
composed
of
the
National
State
Bank, J. B. Hanauer & Co., both
Newark, and Ewing & Co., of
Montclair, as 2.60s, at a price of
100.02, a basis of about 2.59%.
of
Monmouth
County (P. O.
Freehold), N. J.
Offering
—
694
Union
were
—
composed
Dist.
Free
awarded
to
a
group
of White, Weld
& Co.,
Bache & Co., both of New York
City, and the National Bank of
at
price
a
about
of
No. 3
100.76,
a
2V2S,
basis of
as
2.43%.
Hempstead
Union
Sch.
Free
Dist.
(P. O. East Meadow), N. Y.
Offering
Alastair Mact-
Bond
—
Donald,
ceive
District
sealed
Clerk,
will
at the
office of
bids
re¬
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway,
120
Broadway,
New
York City, until 11 a.m.
(EST)
Feb.
on
the
for
15
$4,931,404
school
purchase
bonds,
of
fol¬
as
lows:
$278,000 Series A bonds.
Jan.
Due
on
(EST)
of
sealed
bids
until
15 from
Due
on
1956 to 1984 in¬
clusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
Jan.
15,
1955., Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
at
the
National
City
Bank, of New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York
11
No.
City.
13
(P.
sealed
on
bids until 1:30 p.m. (EST)
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $5,-
637,000
building
1, 1954. Due
June
1955
bonds.
Dated
June 1 from
1984 inclusive.
Principal
to
and interest
Chemical
on
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's
at
Valley Stream,
the
(EST)
Clerk,
District
son,
sealed bids until 11
will
receive
a.m.
Hunter, Haines Falls Fire District
(P. O. Haines Falls), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $20,000 fire
department bonds offered Feb. 8—
v.
181, p. 593—were awarded to
—
the
as
National
Bank
of
Windham,
follows:
$14,000 bonds
of
100.25,
as
a
2V2S, at
basis
of
a
price
about
of
bonds
as
100.16,
a
2.60s, at a price
basis of about
2.56%.
1, 1955. Due on March 1
1195.6-,tm,1974 inclusive. Prin-
cipal arid interest
the
at
(M-S) payable!
Manufacturers
&
Traders.
New
Bond
station
—v.
181,
Sale
—
bonds
p.
\
York
The
offered
Feb.
10
694—were awarded to
at
National
Bank
inter
the
Val
& Tr
Co., New York City.
Legality
by
Vandewater sVl
proved
,
Heckler
York
&
Galloway,
of
City.
Co., Buffalo, or at The Han¬
Bank, New York City. Legal¬
ity1 approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
NORTH
over
New York
.City.
Lynbrook, N. Y.
Offering — Bonno
Bond
Village.
Treasurer,
will
receive
(EST) on
Febv ^6 for the purqhase of $62,000
public improvement bonds.
,v
Forest, N. C.
Bond: offering—W. E.
East
lipg, Secretary of the Local Gi
1956
1964
to
the
at
pay¬
15
for
$106,000
3
Bond
bonds
694
O.
(P.
Glen
Head),
N.
Y.
Sale—The $250,000 school
Feb. 8—v. 181, p.
offered
awarded
were
—
to
a
group
composed of Roosevelt & Cross,
Francis I. duPont & Co., and Tilney
as
& Co., all of New York City,
2.30s, at a price of 100.2, a
basis of about 2.29%.
Oyster
No. 8
Bay Common
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. East Norwich), N.
Bond
Offering—Peter
N.
Y.
a.m.
94,000
general
March
1
from
1
1956
to
1975
in¬
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Long Island
National Bank of
Hicksville,
The
bonds
Pleasantville, N. Y.
general
Sale—An issue of $10,800
improvement bonds was
the
County Trust Co., of
Plains, as 1.30s, at a price
par.
The
Trust
Company, of New Y(
City.
Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
£
Biscoe, N. C.
Bond
Sale—The $160,000
sewer
bonds
181,
694—were
p.
are
Due
1968
inclusive.
terest
on
Feb.
dated
1
Principal
(F-A)
Feb.
from
1,
1956
to
and
in¬
at
the
payable
County Trust Co., White Plains.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York
City.
Rochester, N. Y.
Bond
Offering
—
Emmett
Norton, City Comptroller, will
sealed
bids
until
2
V.
re¬
$1,250,000 incinerator plant bonds.
1962
on
March 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
655,000
school
bonds.
Due
on
March 1 from 1956 to 1962 in¬
clusive.
400,000 municipal
Due
on
garage
bonds.
March 1 from 1956 to
as
follows:
$36,000
6s.
1957
and
Due
1962
Due
1962
of
March
land
on
acquisition
bonds.
March 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
arterial
on
on
1965
inclusive.
Due
June 1,1!
on
1967.
Due
June 1 ft
on
1968 to 1977 inclusive.
18,000 3V2S.
1978 to
36,000 2s.
1981
Due on June
March 1 from 1956 to
Due
June 1 ft
inclusive.
on
1986
to
County (P. 0.
Whiteville), N. C.
Bond
E. East
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of the Local 6
ernment Commission, will rece
sealed bids at his office in I
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST)
15
for
the
purchase of
bonds, as follows:
health c
20,000
school
Due
The
from
1
March
on
1964 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated Marc
Principal and nw
(M-S) payable in New York
Legality approved by Mi "
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitch
New York City.
1955.
C.
Durham, N.
E. Eas
Offering—W.
Bond
ling, Secretary of the
will r
office 1
ernment Commission,
sealed
bids
his
at
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) i5 5Q(
15 for the purchase of
bonds,
as
follows:
$200,000 fire station
Feb.
on
1
from
bonds,
1956 .to '•
are
dated
1,
Bank, New York City. Le¬
m
,
recreation iacl
bonds.
Due on Feb. i
250,000
The
to
1972 inclusive.
bonds
1955. Principal
payable
bonds
on
1957 to 1964
from
to
onj
Marc
inclusiv
building bo
Due
bonds.
ter
inclusive.
the
lfr
1980 inclusive.
Columbus
1956
highway bonds.
1955. Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at The Han¬
over
June 1 ft
Due
to
inclusive.
1962 inclusive.
250,000
awardedl
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner|
Beane, of New York Cjity, at]
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 23 for the purchase
$2,740,000 bonds, as follows:
of
Due
wa|
offered Febl
and
—v.
$20,000 county public
bonds
1955.
ceive
dated
are
Principal and inter
(M-S) payable at the Guarai
at
York
Irving Trust Co., New
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
of
to
1955.
well,
to
Due
1956
or
the
Bond
boiJ
inclusive."
60,000 4s.
June
bonds.
from
10,000 3V2S.
clusive.
$20o(
sewer
March 1 from 19561
on
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 17 for
the purchase of $670,000 build¬
on
of
follows:'
as
1970 inclusive.
Han¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due
(EST) onF
purchase
Chairman of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
son,
rece
office in I
water and
Due
National
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
the
his
refunding bonds,
Bank & Trust
No.
at
leigh until 11
inclusive.
Lynbrook
Commission, will
sealed: bids
1955,y Due Jbh Mayi
from
CAROLINA
Biltmore
ernment
Ries,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
All
$50,000 fire
payable
Trust
185,000
Islip and Smithtown, Hauppauge
Fire District (P. O. Hauppauge),
(A-O)
Stream
March
from.
pi
improve?
on
$364,000
and
(EST) on
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $2,r
100,000
building
bonds.
Dated
(J-D) payable at the
Exchange Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson^
of New York City.
N. Y
Feb. 17 for the
public
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1
1955 „
on
April 1 from 1955 to
1981
elusive.
Principal
,
Lockport City School District, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Arthur B. Glea-
Corn
a.m.
Dated April 1, 1955. Due on April
1
from
1956
to
1977
inclusive.
City.
„„->a
and
Bank, of Linden¬
r
^erillff-Theodore|
hurst. Legality approved by Haw¬ Libath,
Village Treasurer will
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New ceive sealed bids until ? ,
O.
Huntington
Station), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Joseph A. De
Palma, District Clerk, will receivp
H.
Feb. 23 for the purchase
$1,005,000 court house bonds.
Principal
payable
Security
1,
1956
sold
2.45%.
on
Feb.
from
0
offered^
TrusYco
National
White
Thompson, County Treasurer, will
receive
(F-A)
1
Co., Lynbrook., Le¬
by Vandewater,
No. 1 (P. O. EastchesteryfJfmM: gality approved
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Bond Sale—The$l,500,000school
New York City.
bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 181, p.
Eastchester
6,000
Merrill
interest
First
able
Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist.
$1,170,000
Feb.
Feb.
Principal and interest (M-N)
—
City, jointly, as 3s, at a
price of 100.12, a basis of about
the
dated
are
on
inclusive.
1960
to
1
*'
4,653,404 Series B bonds.
York
Bond
Myrtle Ives,
of
July 15 from 1955 to 1983 in¬
181, p. 456—were awarded to
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., of Newark,
and
Lebenthal
&
Co., of New
Superior),
Will receive sealed bids
until Feb.
28 for the
purchase of
general
bury.
v.
Montana
Offering
Free¬
Board
Mechanics National Bank,
Sale—The $200,000 sewer
system
County High Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Box
487,
K.
the
clusive.
about
Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
Bond
Boston.
Offering—Olga Campbell, ing
of
bonds.
of
A.
(P. O. Bridger), Mont.
receive
8 p.m.
1956
Egg Harbor City, N. J.
Bond
J.
County High Sch. Dist.
2
Clerk
1 from
1,
approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
1970
MONTANA
Will
March
ity
2V4S,
1975 inclusive.
Bond
March
on
National Bank
and
March
on
125,000 street lighting bonds,
follows: $45,000 2V2S, due
No.
Dated
inclusive.
1 from
inclusive;
from 1970' to 1975 inclusive.
to
Due
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 21
for the purchase of $50,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1964:
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Farmers &
NEW JERSEY
follows:
'
bonds.
Principal and
interest payable at the Merchants
693—were awarded to
p.
City, at
1
Merchants Na¬
Floor, 30 State Street, Boston 6,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 16 for
the
purchase of $2,750,000 high
Joseph, Mo.
interest
net
bids at the
tional Bank of Boston, Mezzanine
1955.
Offering—irma
Secretary
Westchester, of Tuckahoe,
Bond
sealed
Bond
man,
Sale—The
First
i
City.
Portsmouth, N. H.
den,
Woodbury Heights School District,
New Jersey
are
Boston, or at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell.
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
Due
of
Due Feb. 1, 1969.
dated Feb.
1,
1965, and callable on Feb. 1, 1957.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
$425,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Feb.
7—v.
'I*11
dated
are
bonds
school
1955.
te >
fpn
The
fol-
..as.
ii1!•'
B-t
500,000 bonds.
1955.
270
^provement notes
basis
a
N. y.
Note Sale—The
$264
;■
as
1.74%.
bonds
The
bv
Rochester,
was
Bank,
price of 100.03,
a
York
interest
proved by
to
about
of
bonds
the Lindenhurst
l%s, at
York
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
lows:
'.'i
,
'
sealed
(CST)
chase
«'!> -i.
!<" " ')•
"i'
'
ceive
-:vt
If if
•
fltoh
Offering:—HollihSi
.
$400,000
|) ♦'
group
able at the First National Bank of
ard, Director of Finance,re¬
•p"t) i
I'M)' '),
I
'
MISSOURI
y?;»
composed
Tripp & Co., F. S. Moseley &
Co., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., E. M.
Newton
&
Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., F. Brittain Kennedy & Co.,
Lyons & Shafto, Field, Richards
& Co., Mackey, Dunn & Co., C. F.
Childs & Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and Van Alstyne, Noel
*W.
the ' TV
(
iS". 4
Sale—A
&
Woodward Co.,' of Jackson! Due
serially from 1956 to 1965 inclu-
f •'
i
offered
p. j456 — Averp
& Co.pHazelr
sold ' to
was
siye, '
»•.
r
Alien
to
Bond
of
Co., purchased an issue of $2,Marshall County (P. O. Holly I- .100,000 2.10% bridge revenue re¬
funding and improvement bonds,
Springs), M'Sif. - j*.
1
consisting of:
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,Due on Feb. 1
000 general obligation ipd^trial $1,600,000 bonds.
bonds
JY- 'i! n
•v"
bonds
repair
—•
hurst,>s;l%s,;". ' \
4:1)!'
f'
7
awarded
l«! in
i
14.
Wash^
issue of $31,000
improvement
general
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
23 for the purchase of $1,830,000
building bonds. Dated Marcn 1,
will:
Education,
"
•
Monday, Februa ry
.
gality approved
Taylor &
21/£s.
as
Sale—An
Bond
sold
593—were awarded to Van Deven-
Maine-New Hampshire Interstate,
Islip,
briskie. Secretary of the Board of
Wood, of New York City.
Due
12, 1955. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
Mississippi
t *
if
.
Lindenhurst, N. Y.
Nutley School District, N. J.
Bond Offering — Everett
Za-
Bank
Thorndike,
West
8
$200,000 notes
the Central Islio National Bank of
Central
chell of New York City.
Deposit & Trust
Co., of Boston, at 0.94% discount.
The notes
are
dated Feb.
10,
ton.
| a +..-ft
Feb.
Boston
The
—
Marshall,
wel,
1955.
inclusive.
Due
HAMPSHIRE
Berlin, N. H.
Note Sale
offered
1970
to
55,000 2%s.
ni
NEW
National
follows:
1957
4
\ K
693—were
p.
First
$180,000 2.20s. Due on-Feb. 1 from
;.'f
County Sch. Dist. No. 22
(P. O. Stamford), Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of $77,000
fyuilding bonds has been con¬
tracted for by the Wachob-Bender
Corp., of Omaha.
a price of
net interest cost of about
100.24,
u;
181,
the
approved by CaldTrimble & Mit¬
office. Legality
Harlan
Minneapolis, at
•iM
,
NEBRASKA
inclusive.
200,000 2.60s. Due
»\ t,,l|
">>».;
;
.
'
in
dated
are
New York
gality approved by
shing,
e
and interest
Shetterly
New York City.
&
Mitchel,
Mitche
•
Number 5403
181
ime
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of
Eureka, N. C.
Offering—W• E. Easter"Secretary of the Local Govnpnt
Commission, will resealed bids at his office m
Lh until 11 a.m. (EST) on
'15'for the purchase of $35,-
$704,000
improvement
1, 1955. Due
Dated March
md
from
1956
1975
to
bonds, from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. PrinDec.' cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Dated Dec. 1,
June 1 from 1957 to
bonds.
Due on
Principal and in-
inclusive.
t
in New York
Legality approved by Reed,
Taylor & Washburn, of New
k'
City.
(J-P) Payable
st
r
I
Ramseur,
$736,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 10—v. 181,
p. 694—were awarded to a group
both
of
.,
of
£i r s t
Offering—Georgia Brady,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
for
8
p.m. (PST) on Feb.
purchase of $256,000
bonds.
Dated Feb.
1,
the
building
to
1955.
phording, Inc., Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Co., and the Weil,
Roth & Irving Qo., all of Cincinnati, as 3s, at d^rice of 101.47, a
N. C.
bids
21
1955.
noon
(EST) on Feb. 17
for the purchase of $185,000
building bonds. Dated March 1,
Is-
&
Bond
District
bids until
Cleveland
& Co.,
Doll
office.
County School District No. 31
(P. O. Powers), Ore.
Thomas, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
J.f^VIericka
Cleveland,
Treasurer's
Newton Local School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Margaret
Sale—The
Wm.
City
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
Williams, of Cincinnati.
(P. O. Akron), Ohio
Corp.,
of
to
Due
1976
Dec.
on
1
from
1956
inclusive.
interest
Principal and
payable
at the
(J-D)
Due
1970
Feb.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Legality
York City.
Kew
ap
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
New York City.
ved by
shburn, of
Winston-Salem. N. C.
iond Sale — The $3,000,000
age
ed
(EST) on Feb. 2:£for the purchase
of $37,500 builcupg bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1955.
on Dec. 1 from
1956 to 1974 incisive.
Principal
Co., Union
Weld &
&
Glore,
Forgan
all of New York City, Stroud
Philadelphia, John Nuveen
Co., Chicago, Carl M. Loeb,
Dades & Co., New York City,
1 Scott, Horner & Mason, of
nchburg, at a price of par, a
X
interest cost of
about 2.06%,
follows:
a
basis of about 3.52%.
Due
160,000 2s.
June 1 from
on
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
0.25s.
and
Due
June
on
Sale—Ti^e $140,000 build¬
100.94,
Prescott
to
as
j*.
Liberty Center Local School
1,
1979.
District, Ohio
Bond Offering
OHIO
Lake Local School District,
von
Ohio
fond Sale—The $975,000 school
rovement bonds offered Feb. 9
r.
181,
p.
594—were awarded to
[roup composed of Fibst Cleved
Corp.,
Cleveland,
Braun,
.sworth & Co., Toledo, Field,
lhards & Co., Cleveland, First
^Michigan Corp., Detroit, Mer1, Turben
&
Co., Cleveland, and
[an, Sutherland & Co., of Toio, as 2%s, at a price of 101.80,
"asis of about 2.55%.
I
O.
Gallipolis), Ohio
Sale—The $45,000 build-
Sond
5 bonds offered
*rk
&
is, at
a
on
awarded
to
about 2.69%.
clusive.
(P. O, Toledo), Ohio
Lucas County
Bond Offering—Anna C. Pfulg-
the Board of
Commissioners, will re¬
Clerk
felder,
County
of
•
until
bids
10
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on Feb. 24 for the pur¬
of $392,370 bonds, as fol¬
improvement
Highway
$266,000
Dec.
bonds.
Due
1956 to
on
supply
water
Dec.
1
Due
on
1959
1
from
line
from
>
onds
1
Dec.
on
from
bonds.
1956
to
19,310 water supply line bonds.
Due
1
Dec.
on
from
Offering
—
1956
to
1
Dec.
on
from
1956
bonds.
hds
originally
were
ln
received
for
on Feb. 27—v.
rejected.
181,
1962 inclusive.
Due
;°nd Sale — The $182,255.41
.jas and notes offered Feb. 3—
^—were awarded,
iin
p'
[lows:
Dec.
on
1
from
1956
to
as
,
l5|605.41
street improvement
honds to J. A. White &
Co., of
Cincinnati.
3
^650.00 street
totes
to
improvement
13,800 water supply line and
sanitary sewer bonds. Due on
Dec.
from
1
1956
The
bids
Feb.
on
bonds
are
dated
March
1,
19
$20,000
Madison Twp.
Local School District
(P. O. Trotwood), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $425,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 181,
p. 594 — were awarded to Ryqn,
Sutherland & Co., of Toledo, as
2%s, at a price of 101.29, a basis
2.62%.
Bond Offering—Charles L. Ott-
•
sive.
Interest
M-N.
Struthers City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
of
101.29*
a
Warren
City Sch. Dist.,
«
) on Feb. 24
for the
Clerk-Treasurer
of
will
the
of
sealec
(EST) on Feb. 24
for the purchase of $2,200,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
1955. Due semi-annually on June
and
noon
Dec.
1
clusive.
from
v.
J.
bonds
181,
A.
offered
Feb.
4—
594—were awarded to
p.
White & Co., of
2%s,
at
a
price
Cincinnati,
of 100.82,
1
offered
3V4s, at
March
on
Jan.
29
—
will
received
be
chase
on
of
—
Sealed
bids
7:30
p.m.
until
Feb. 17 for the pur¬
$7,500 building bonds.
Dated Feb.
3, 1955.
3.22%.
Sapulpa, Okla.
7—v.
181, p. 594 — were awarded to
Honnold & Co., of Oklahoma City.
bonds
system
offered Feb.
Stephens County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. IS (P. O. Velma), Okla.
(CST)
on
Sealed
bids
2:30
p.m.
March 8 for the pur¬
$18,000 building bonds.
sealed
bids until 6:30 p.m. (EST)
23 for the purchase of
Feb.
on
$25,000 general obligation bonds.
Cheltenham Township School Dist.
Authority (P. O. Elkins Park), Pa.
Bond
Offering — Richard C.
Kelley,
Secretary, will receive
sealed
Feb.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
for the purchase of $1,-
17
215,000
school
Dated
1
revenue
March
March
1955.
1,
from
1956
Bonds
due
thereafter
are
bonds.
Due
to
on
in¬
1985
in
1960
callable
and
as
of
Philadelphia. Legality
Duquesne, Pa.
Bond
Sale
—
The
bonds
provement
$75,000 im¬
offered
Feb.
8
181, p. 594—were awarded to
the Duquesne City Bank, as 214s,
—v.
at a price of 100.20, a basis of
County School District No. 52 about 2.21%.
(P. O. 4640 Barqer Drive, Eugene),
Hanover Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Oregon
Wilkes-Barre), Pa.
Bond Offering — Edythe Wolfe,
Bond Sale—The $126,000 fund¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed
ing and refunding bonds offered
bids
until 8:30 p.m.
(PST)
on
Nov. 5 — v. 180, p. 1699 — were
March 1 for the purchase of $200,-
Lane
000 building bonds. Dated April 1,
1955. Due on Jan. 1 from 1956 to
1975 inclusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
and
callable
are
1962
of
as
Bond
Offering
—
Si
C
h
o
n,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(PST)
on
March 8 for the purchase of $15,500,000 bonds, as follows:
$12,000,000 Mprrison Street Bridge
bonds.
Due
March
on
15
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
3,500,000 .county road bonds.
March
on
from
15
1956
to
March
15,
1970 inclusive.
The bonds
1955.
are
dated
Principal
(M-S)
interest
and
payable
the
at
County
office.
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
Portland.
by
| qwarded to
a group composed of
Sherrerd, of Philadel¬
Singer, Deane & Scribner,
and
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.,
both of Pittsburgh, as 3V2s, at a
price of 100.17, a basis of about
Butcher &
phia,
3.46%.
Hatboro, Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
$90,000 swim¬
ming pool construction bonds of¬
fered
were
Feb.
Shuler & Sayre, of
Hempfield Area Joint School '
Building Authority (P. O.
Greensburg), Pa.
Bond S a 1 e
The $3,000,000
school building revenue bonds of¬
fered Feb. 9—v. 181, p. 594—Were
awarded to a syndicate headed
by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., New
York
a
City, at a price of
net interest cost of about
as
$1,500,000 bonds,
000 3s, due
000
1, 1955.
1975
to
1966
Due
on
of Jan.
Bonds
are
due
in
callable
Winfree, McColloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
by
Shuler &
Portland, Ore.
Offering — Will
Gibson,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
until
11 a.m.
(PST) on
March 1, 1955 for the
$8,000,000
Dated April
bonds.
on
exposition
purchase of
-
recreation
1, 1955.
Due
April 1 from 1958 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Bonds
thereafter
are
due
in
and
1968
callable as of April
1967.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland..
Washington and Multnomah
Counties, Cedar Mill Sch. Dist.
No. 62 JT (P. O. Portland),
Bond
Kidby,
Oregon
Offering — Mildred
District
ceive
sealed
(PST)
on
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7
p.m.
Feb. 23 for the purchase
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
1,500,000 bonds as 3s. Due Sept.
1, 1994. Callable as of Sept.
1, 1981.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Blair &
Co., Inc.,
were
New
York, Stroud & Co., of Phil¬
adelphia, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, Hemphill,
Noyes
& Co., Hornblpwer & Weeks, all
of New York, iBaxter, Williams &
Co.,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crounter & Bodine, both of Phil¬
Parl^e,
adelphia, Byrne and Phelps, Inc.,
of New York, Chaplin & Co., of
Pittsburgh,
Jenks,
Kirkland
&
Grubbs,
Walter Stokes & Co.,
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., all of
Philadelphia, and Thackara,
Grant & Co,, of New York.
G.
re¬
inclusive; $310,-
1965
clusive; $280,000 2.90s, due on
Sept. 1 from 1973 to 1976 in¬
clusive; and $300,000 3s, due
on Sept.
1 from. 1977 to 1980
1,
interest
proced
to
follows: $180,Sept. 1 from
$60,000 2.60s, due Sept. 1,
1968; $60,000 2.70s, due Sept.
1, 1969; $195,000 2.80s, due on
Sept. 1 from 1970 to 1972 in¬
1965. Principal and
(J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality apas
on
inclusive; $55,2.40s, due Sept. 1, 1966;
$60,000 2V2S, due Sept. 1, 1967;
Dated
thereafter
as
1959
000
Jan.
Jan. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
and
to
2V4s, due
1960
purchase of $179,000 sew¬
bonds.
98.003,
3.01%,
follows:
Newport, Ore.
Offering—Allan J. Hord,
system
erage
p. 457 —
Collings &
"*
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 24
for the
181,
—v.
Co., of Philadelphia,
1956
Bond
7
awarded to C. C.
—
Due
1,
Sale—The $655,000 water
Bond
Twp. (P. O. Houston),
Pennsylvania
ROnd Offering — Anthony Spin,
Township Secretary, will receive
181,
v.
Bank, of Portland,
as
price of 100.30, a basis
a
about
Bond
Oklahoma
Bond. Offering
of
PENNSYLVANIA
457—were awarded to the First
p.
OKLAHOMA
chase of
Dec.
Due
basis of about 2.60%.
County Dependent School
District No. 91 (P. O. Arkoma),
Sayre,
Chartiers
and Trusts,
bonds
(P. O. Rutland). Ohio
$198,000 build¬
—
&
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Bond Sale—The
Williamsburg Township (P. O.
Williamsburg), Ohio
Bond Sale
The $20*000 fire
Shuler
Portland.
March
Dist
proved
March
on
15
inclusive.
Lane
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
of Cin¬
cinnati, as 3y4s,. at a price of
101.15, a basis of about 3.14%.
McCulloch,
County, Hill Crest Water
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $12,000 water
23/4s.
Treasurer's
Woody & Heimerdinger,
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by Winfree,
clusive.
1974 and 1975.
at the legal depository,
presently
the
Second
National
Bank, of Warren.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 181
p. 457—were awarded to Walter
1
from 1956 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
15,
62,000
payable
purchase
Due
March
on
1973
to
15
inclusive.
1958
Due
1959
March
on
Dated
March
on
1, 1960. Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Penn¬
sylvania Company for Banking
interest
and
until
1955.
to
2V2S.
from
1977 in¬
1956 to
Principal
—
Board
receive
received
1,
Ohio
Bond Offering—Mabel C. Wolfe
Offering
noon
1956
339,000
basis of about 2.56%
Bond
until
Due
ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 181,
"Jan. 1, 1961. Principal and interest
p. 457—were awarded to a group
(J-J)
payable at
the
County
composed of Braun, Bosworth &
Treasurer's office.
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris &
Co., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
Multnomah County (P. O.
all of Toledo, as 2%s, at a price
Portland), Oregon
will.be
bids
8
the
building
will receive
(EST) on
Feb. 18 for the purchase of $366,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Dated
Board of Education,
sealed bids until noon
Auditor,
City
sealed
until
for
Dated Feb. 1, 1955. Due on
from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
B- LOng'
nf
ney,
Wise,
15
(CST)
New Boston, Ohio
District, Ohio
H.
Education,
LeFlore
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
of about
J.
—
to 1958 in¬
Ryan, Sutherland &
^?ca' School
]"i
Nov.
1955.
Lo-, of Toledo.
4
bonds.
from
of
sealed
receive
(EST)
purchase of
as
office.
Columbus, Ohio
.
Offering
p.m.
23/4s.
National
of the Board of
house
clusive.
uthonds
I
?
Bond
Clerk
to
1963 inclusive.
Sealed bids
2.34%.
Ohio
25,940 water supply line bonds.
Due
&
Streetsboro Local School District,
inclusive.
1960
(P. O.
[11 be received until March 2
/he purchase of $55,000 build-
a
of about
to
1965 inclusive.
Pomeroy), Ohio
,
2V2S, at
bonds.
1956
51,360 water supply line bonds.
Dist.
awarded to Ryan,
Co., of Toledo, as
price of 101.18, a basis
$49,000
were
—
Western Local School District
inclusive.
Due
4.49%.
olumbia Local Sch.
694
p.
1965 inclusive.
4,110
Feb. 1—
P- 457—were awarded to
yaen, Miller & Co., of Cleve'd, as 41/2S, at a price of
100.005,
j»
a.m.
lows:
Fire Di**rict, Ohio
cent bonds offered
Plymouth Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Ashtabula), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $75,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 181,
bids until
11,770 water supply line
.°nd Sale—The $3,000 fire de¬
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the Na¬
tional City Bank of Cleveland.
Education,
Interest M-S.
prior to maturity.
hauncey, Chauncey-Dover Joint
}asis of about
1 from 1956 to 1965 in¬
The bonds are callable
Sept.
Feb. 2—v.
181,
Fahey,
Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 100.32, a basis
456—were
Warren C.
—
Sharp, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed .bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 24 for
the purchase pf $7,500 building
bonds. Dated Mkrch 1, 1955. Due
chase
well-Springfield Local Sch. Dist.
(P.
8 were
Co., of
price of
&
2%s, at a
basis of about 2.65%.
a
'
Feb.
offered
bonds
ing
awarded
Cleveland,
0.000 2y4s. Due on June 1 from
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
Oct. 1 from 1956
on
Due
59
are
callable on and after Feb. 1, 1962.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
Sayre, of Portland.
inclusive.
1969
will
(P. O.
Homeworth), Ohio
Bond
Due June 1, 1963.
0,000 iv2s.
to
Sutherland
Qjstrict (P. O.
Chauncey), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $12,000 fire de¬
partment bondif offered Feb. 1—
v.
181, p. 457—were awarded to
Hayden, Miller "& Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 3%s, afea price of 100.86,
Due on June 1 from
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
1978
Joint Fire
Knox Local School District
0,000 6s.
10,000
Township Chauncey-Dover
Dover
Corp., White,
,
(JJJ) payable at the
State ^jBank,
Wauseon.
disposal system bonds of- Legality appjy^ved by Squire,
Ffeb. 8—v. 181, p. 594— Sanders & Demgsey, of Cleveland.
:urities
Due
and interest
Peoples
awarded to a group composed
•e
1, 1955.
1955.
1,
1956
The bonds
First National Bank of Milford.
Offering—W. E. Easterf
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
secretary of the Local GovJackson County Sch. Dist. No. 149
basis of about
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
ment Commission, will receive
(P. O. Medford), Ore.
led bids at ; his office in Ra¬
Bond Sale—The $450,000 build¬
North Olmsted, Ohio
Dover-Springfield Local Sch. Dist.
il until 11 a.m. (EST> on Feb.
Bond Offering —E. M. Christ- ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 181,
(P. O. R. F. Di^No. 1, Wauseon),
for the purchase
of $87,000
Ohio
man, Mayor, will receive sealed
p. 594—were awarded to the First
|er and sewer bonds.
Dated
Bond
Offerin^-Orville Eicher, bids until noon (EST) on Feb. National Bank of Portland, at a
-ch 1, 1955Due on March 1
Clerk of the Board of Education, 21 for the purchase of
$50,000 price of par, a net interest cost
n 1956 to 1982 inclusive. PrinWill receive sealed bids until noon fire house bonds.
Dated March of about 2.56%, as follows:
il and interest (M-S) payable
ond
$18,000 building bonds.
March
Coos
fer &
Coventry Local School District
composed
the
at
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Dime Bank, Akron.
Bond
OREGON
on
inclusive.
p
water
(799)
Bond
system
McKeesport, Pa.
$500,000 water
improvement and equip¬
Sale—The
ment bonds offered Feb. 4—v.
181,
/
H
'
WuH* »V* "f
;
60
<?•!{ ?;,
p. 254—were awarded to the Phil¬
Mi
l,u
•IV
.
!'*
basis
a
"»K
V'rt V
"'ft i'r
<i
»m
\
H1
Bonds
»:'
.
'ftjii
»t
ft'- I
]
'!•)
181,
Bond
until
ft;
Offering
who
approximately $140,000,000 Texas
Turnpike Company turnpike rev¬
and
Accounts
!\
ft
:
L-i.
1955.
ft.'!-
V,
JM,
to
if.,
eca
'ft
;,n
».
i
i
tm.|M
.
;»
from
1956
at
•f
lr
ISLAND
be received until 5 p.m.
The
(EST)
East
ft
i
I
Auditor, will receive
until
$2,380,improvement bonds
various
sold
was
the
to
First
National
(♦-.
v
••
u"ii. 11
•>>
L
1
Feb.
on
clusive.
CF-A)
payable
'
►*«
v*
4,1'
tional
[
^ v.
,1
w
'
i
u
li'fM). b
inft
fl
I1*
Feb.
4
of
1, 1955.
1956
from
Bonds due
to
Due
it
notes
,.
Feb.
in¬
Na¬
bank
a
Federal
located
City,
in
with
Reserve
City
Fed¬
a
Texas
a
bank
as
co-paying
agent.
Legality
ap¬
proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Trust
iH!
Bank
of
$500,000
Hospital
Providence,
at
0.70%, and $50,000 to the Planta¬
tions
Bank,
of
Providence,
<•*:
;
<
The
notes
dated
are
<
Feb.
chase of
1955. Due
as
Ps;^
L»H l|
ft
'
,iit-Mi
Legality
Bank,
fe:
hy
Iff
bids
of
Dodge,
DAKOTA
33,000 2s. Due
for
14
8
50,000 2 V^ts. Due
purchase
water works
1,
1955.
157,000
callable
March
on
1
from
The bonds
March
on
March
1,
1960.
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
the
at
Lennox.
21/£s.
March 1 from
on
Due
March
on
1
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Montgomery County (P. O.
Clarksville), Tenn.
until
Exchange
Legality
10
pay¬
Bank
approved
of
(CST) on Feb.
23 for the purchase of
$150,000
highway bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
Due
1969
by
Feb.
on
inclusive.
(F-A)
1
from
J
Principal
payable
and
at
the
Bond
ft'' ft1 ')
nicipal
bonds
457
Sale
—
and
8—v.
to
mu¬
tax
181,
a
p.
group
composed of the Equitable Secu¬
rities
Corp.,
Nashville,
Fidelity-
Bankers Trust Co., Knoxville, and
Duncanville
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
Dividend
Texas
Bond Sale—An
bonds
,The
of
Directors has
common
stock
of
tion, .payable March 11.
holders of record
E.
W.
a
group
net interest cost of about
follows:
a
as
$700,000 2s.
Due
Pierce
$10,000
&
Rauscher,
Co., of Dallas, as 2V2s
2Vas, at a price of par. Dated
and
Feb.
15,
from
1956
1955.
to
Due
1967
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Due
2,000,000 2y2s.
March
on
1
Due
1
Other
members
Chemical
Corn
the
of
Bank,
York, Alex. Brown & Sons, of
Baltimore, Rauscher, Pierce
&
Co., of Dallas, L. F. Rothschild &
Co., Coffin & Burr, both of New
York,
Schoellkopf,
Ilutton
&
Pomeroy, of Buffalo, Roosevelt &
Cross, Laidlaw & Co., Wm. E. Pol¬
lock & Co., J. G. White & Co.,
Inc., G. C. Haas & Co., all of New
McCall,
on
Lake
Fort
Worth, Texas
Offering—E. S. Birdsong,
sealed
on
chase of
bids
Feb.
until
21
for
2
the
$8,500,000 bonds,
tary
a
Feb.
8
—
Juran
&
a
as
fol¬
general
obligation
improvement bonds.
March
on
1980
1
from
1956
inclusive.
Moody,
&
W.
1956 to 1980 inclusive.
1
from
1956
bonds.
Due
Corpora¬
from
1955,
to stock¬
Bonds due in
1956
are
1966.
from date of issue.
interest
10
after
and
on
to
1980
to
sewer
on
1980
$130,000
ity
March
of
3s,
190,000
about
due
3.20s.
from
355,000
were
of
of
Salt
net
a
3.35%,
as
March
on
approved
the
Legal¬
at
Thor-
Preston,
by
are
Principal and
payable
(M-S)
as
of March
$6,850,000
$750,000 blight
bonds.
Due
March
on
Darby,
Mabel
—
Town Clerk,
1, 1955.
Due
tional interest
1956 to 1962 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Inez
Clerk,
will
on
Due
March
on
coupon
Offering
City
Feb.
on
23
$150,000
1
addi¬
an
of $11.
1,
1955.
Due
bonds.
2
the
Town
Dated
10
interest
agency
the
Jan.
County,
Toppenish School
(P. O. Yakima),
District No. 202
or
at
the
City
at the fiscal
of the State in New York
147-163-55
(P. O. Ritzville), Wash.
Sale—The
$38,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 1—v. 181,
p.
458
—
at
a
awarded to the
Committee, as 2.65s,
were
State Finance
price of
par.
Each
issue
Milwaukee
County (P, 0,
Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond
Sale—The bonds to
$15,475,000
Co.,
both
of
basis of about 1.43%.
4,300.000 Metropolitan Sewera
and
about
Other
Portions
of
basis)
1.43%.
Co., Stone & Webster Security
Corp., all of New York, I
Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Wifter & Co., of San Francis
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomert
•of
Buffalo, Equitable Securiti
Corporation, B. J. Van Ingen |
Co., Clark, Dodge & Co, F.
Moseley
&
Co.,
Dominick
Dominick, Coffin & Burr, all
York, Braun, Bosworth |
Co., Inc., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
New
& Co,
Heitner
York, McCormick
Chicago,
B le w e r,
Sale—An
West Allis,
Blair
Channer
Securities
&
Chicago, jointly,
$350,000 2s.
as
Due
to
a
Louis.]
Sale —The
Wis.
$1,780,00
offered
bonds
awao
of
Trust
$400,-
sold
was
composed of the
Illinois National Bank]
group
both
issue
to
Weeks,
follows:
Burns, Corbett &
Baird
interest
on
Feb.
23
was
incorrect.
Along with the brochure contain¬
ing complete details of
the $7,000,000 offering and the current
financial
position
of
the
City,
Comptroller Virgil H. Hurless has
made available a
study, profusely
illustrated, which graohically de¬
the
postwar
extent
Milwaukee's
expansion.
Milwaukee Is
a
of
series
verhsements
lfhe^MdUring
of
full
prepared
Milwaukee
Entitled
Mighty,"
it
com¬
ad-
page
and
pub-
1953 and 1954
"Journal,1'
by
which
about 2.
of
cost
c>
follows:
.
$1,420,00 2s. Due on
1956 to
offering of $7,000,000
Pickard, nCiJ
of 100.35. a
Chicago, at a price
360,000
1971
March
incltisi^ ■
M
Due on
2V4s.
1975
from 1972 to
inclu**
WYOMING
intention
an
Milwaukee,
Co,
&
R°
Chicago,
Co.,
&
City, Ba
York
New
W.
July 1 from
1956 to 1972 inclusive.
50,000 2y4s. Due on July 1, 1973
and 1974 inclusive.
make
Hornblowerj
Chicago,
Whipple
Trust
Northern
Co.,
of
Co., and the
Co., both of
on
Richt
the Scherck,
and
Co., Inc., both of St.
&
tinental
(P. O. Fort
building bonds
the
l&J
a
syndicate memb
porate purpose
Atkinson), Wis.
prises
as
(Group 1) bonds,
price of 100.39,
a
8—v.181, p. 460—were
Atkinson
Sumner, Koshkonong, Jefferson
and Lima
Twps. Joint School
picts
York City,i
County
Building and Park Improvi)
ment
(Group 2) bonds,
iy2s, at a price of 1001
Bond
WISCONSIN
bonds
New
$11,175,000
458—were awarded to the State
000
awarded
follows:
of Washintr
Fort
were
syndicate headed by J. P. M
& Co., Inc., and
Phelps, Fe,ul
ing bonds offered Feb. 3—v. 181,
p.
is
dated March
Principal and interest!
able at the City
Treasurer's ol
or at the
Guaranty Trust Co I
York City.
Legality approvec
Wood, King & Dawson, of
York City.
Glynn,
$600,000 build¬
to
p.m.
County. Othello Joint Con¬
Bond
office.
Legality approved by Weter, Rob¬
erts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
(PST)
purchase of
receive
1, 1955. Due
Principal and
years.
office,
payable
Treasurer's
construction
7:30
payable
Treasurer's
1
Prin¬
Report of Bond Offering Can¬
cellation Incorrect—The
report in
v.
181, p. 696—that the City had
rescinded notice of its
will
bridge
to
March
on
cipal and interest (M-S)
at
bridge bonds. Due
1955.
Milwaukee, Wz's.
Victor Lind-
—
Clerk,
for
bids
Feb. 21 for
from 1957 to 1965 inclusive.
William
WASHINGTON
Bond
sealed
receive
(PST)
Seil, Town
the purchase of $22,000
general
obligation fire truck bonds. Dated
March
1956 to
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Shield
Snoqualmie, Wash.
until 8 p.m.
dJ
bonds
from
March 1 from 1956
to
elusive.
The bonds
callable.
are
Aberdeen, Wash.
berg,
1,500,000
Feb. 1 from
on
1
inclusive.
B.
(PST) on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of $6,500
improvement bonds.
Dated
sewer
March
receive
will
bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
1
1973 to 1981 inclusive.
3.40s.
$5,500,000
Selah, Wash.
Offering
1
from 1982 to 1993 inclusive.
1
1967 and there¬
callable
/,,
of
Bond
1957
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
reve¬
inclusive.
and
1,
years
County Treasurer's office.
Paul,
Chicago,
Gibbs,
solidated Sch. Dist. No.
3,500,000 water and
1,
callable
from
1
The bonds
inclusive.
1975
to
March
on
District No. 6
Adams
after
Due
1955.
March
dated
are
St.
Co.,
price of par,
a
cost
—
composed
Inc.,
Kindred
City, at
695
p.
City.
nue
bonds
Washington
follows:
in
475,000 general obligation incin¬
erator bonds.
Due on March
from
of
Co.,
Tripp
N.
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
group
Lauren
Lake
pur¬
Due
to
Co., of San Fran¬
Chas.
Seattle,
$675
181,
v.
to
re¬
street
the
February 18, 1955.
MATHUS, Tieasur.'r
Sale—The
sewer revenue
sealed bids until
$4,300,000
group:
of Portland,
Portland, and the First Washing¬
ton Corp. of Seattle.
District No. 2, Utah
Bond
p.m.
lows:
offering
New
City Suburban Sanitary
The entire issue bears
(CST)
Witter &
Yakima
Dallas.
inclusive.
INC.
declared
UTAH
Salt
In¬
Legality approved by
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
an
1
cisco, McLean & Co., of Tacoma,
Seattle Trust & Savings Bank, of
Feb.
group:
Exchange
March
the
of
Dean
sealed
March
on
inclusive.
on
National Bank,
Bond
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
15
terest F-A.
H
the
aty
to enter the
market next
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
members
March 1 from
on
from 1960 to 1966 inclusive.
March
Notice
CHEMICALS,
Board
the
100.04,
2.35%,
general obligation fire
protection bonds.
Due on
quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share
on
New
interest
issue of
sold to
was
225,000
DUREZ PLASTICS
&
to
Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
York
City, at a price of
and
Indep. School District,
school
1
-
awarded
by
Barcus,
by
ceive
revenue
Feb.
awarded
were
—
leaded
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
The $300,000
building
offered
ponds
First American National Bank, of
Nashville.
Legality approved
City Secretary-Treasurer, will
i\
$6,000,000 Ex¬
and street improvement
offered Feb. 9—v. 181, p.
awarded
nwf.ii
Maryville, Tenn.
ftftl"
Sale—The
Bond
1967
Carl K. Anderson.
TENNESSEE
on
Due
2.60s.
from
The
York, and Thomas & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh.
a.m.
$6,000
bonds. Dated
Due
Feb.
on
of
1956 to 1961 inclusive.
are
from
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
interest
(CST)
p.m.
the
March 1
on
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
to
Offering—R. N. Gaertner,
until
from
bids
Lennox, S. D.
Bond
1
Storey,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
k v. is
'')<> >'4
"'H
&
1
Due
2V2s.
Glore, Forgan & Co., both of New
March
on
23
appear below
Mr
informs us that
•
March
Due
from 1968 to 1972
185,000
San Antonio, Texas
pur¬
Boston.
of
by
Palmer
SOUTH
ifel
will
the
1956 to 1961 inclusive.
1955.
!
m
York
New
Offering—W. D. Hudson,
County Judge, will receive sealed
Boston.
!v'+
for
follows:
29, 1955. Prin¬
approved
Thorndike,
The Hanover Bank,
City.
Legality ap¬
at
Bond
First- National
'ft"! ill m ji
Schools,
28
&
$60,000 3s. Due
cipal an<| interest payable at the
Wt
June
1,
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
Tate,
$270,000 building bonds.
Gibson, of Nashville,
Webster
11,
w;[' v<
it'-'! 0
on
of
C.
R.
—
Feb.
on
from
y.nrui
li;:"
Offering
(CST)
at
0.75%.
'it;-''
oayable
3,300,000 2y4s.
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Co., Providence, at 0.545%
tional
'f
I;:;::
ft!."
Bond
interest; $200,000 to Industrial Na¬
/
J'' '•!
Best,
follows: $250,-
as
March
dated
is
issue
inclusive.
1
2V4s.
280,000
*'?•
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
Crystal City Independent School
District, Texas
hi?
rf?
Feb
on
which
nation
on March
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
of
Principal and interest (M-S)
1955.
thereafter
and
of
as
sold
ing
$975,000 build¬
1957 to 1960
from
339,000
Other
395—were
Gray,
000 to the Rhode Island
| iH» !)}
>V «
/V'ft ft*
I
sold,
was
population
the
of
contain
Feb.
on
the
poo general obligation
offered
bonds
ing
Texas.
at
Legality
Note Sale—An issue of
25%
over
which
counties
through
inclusive.
1980
in 1971
callable
Superintendent
t
Vft
Ropes,
'
Reserve
First
Boston.
and Houston, passing
area
;,w>.
tfi
eral
Pawtucket, R. /.
i
1
'M
I
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
JH^V
.'
: -<un
by
approved
'VftfMn
of
Bank
Worth
able
a
interest
and
the
at
March
on
purchase
nnn" conneption with
,
awarded to a group
Dallas-Fort
223 miles between the
Due
1969
to
covering approximately
about
1955.
1956
Principal'
-
■„
from
1
1,
four lane divided super
a
highway
pressway
at
basis of
a
Feb.
Dated
will be
1, 1970.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
2.70s,
as
(CST)
p.m.
bids
'
I
i
1,
Boston,
100.14,
2.67%.
'•■,
i"
■
of
price of
f
t" -";."
:
I
Dated
are
Bank
tuft
2
the
sealed
omy
?c|hTe,PnUbl^DnebftU,lt^3
Each
Lilly, City
$3,850,000
Expressway, series of 1955 bonds.
ftI
i
$i 15,000.000 Texas Turn¬
Bond Offering—J. C.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
'A'-C
•V'l"
forthcoming issue consists
a
yiew of the dramatic
Phases of the City's
bonds
Washington
Bond Sale*—The
u
Offering—Virgil tt
Feb. 9 were
less, City Comptroller anL
headed by the
that sealed bids
will be re
National Bank of Commerce, of
at his office
is exempt from Federal income
by the CommiL
Seattle, at a price of par, a net
taxes under existing law pursuant
interest cost of about 2.46%, as
(CST) on Feb. 23 for
to a ruling of the Internal Rev¬
the
follows:
chase of $7,000,000
enue Service.
general ob
$170,000 2V2s.
Due on March 1 tion bonds, as
follows:
The
Dallas-Houston Turnpike
i
City
revenue
bonds, series B (Dallas-Houston
Turnpike). Interest on the bonds
Arnarillo, Texas
on
/.
R.
17
Bank
p.m.
phont
Cor
Providence,
Feb.
Illinois
turnpike
$25,000,000
(P. O. Tacoma),
District No. 400
First
June 30, 1955.
tt
Thursday,
on
Continental
2.30
->f
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $200,000 tax anticipation notes.
Due
'!Li !!,
•w ft '
.
p.m.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
ft i!
J'?
the
at
ft'
k
iV
2
meeting will be held
Board of Trade in New York
Central Falls, R. I.
i •'
an¬
Building in Chicago, and the sec¬
ond
the
following day, Friday,
Feb. ; 18 at .the Great Hall of the
■
RHODE
first
in
Bank & Trust
Si ',,•<■
.1
1
The
inclusive.
v'.
March
on
month,
information
two
neetings have been scheduled.
Co., of Oil City.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & MUnson, of Philadelphia.
>
'«
•
Due
1965
later this
that
nounce
Principal and
interest payable at the First Sen¬
.
bonds
enue
(EST) on Feb. 15
purchase of $275,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
i
will market
agers of a group that
Ander¬
H.
R.
—
of
pike Company
Park School
County, Glover
Pierce
turnpike revenue
and Eastman, Dillon & Co., bonds, series A
(Dallas-Houston
have been named joint man¬ Turnpike)
and
approximately
Glore, Forgan & Co., Drexel &
re¬
1:30 p.m;
the
for
U'ft !.
■
offered
695—were
Witter & Co.,
First Washington
Corp., and Seattle Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, both of Seattle.
Francisco,
San
Securities.
Finance, will receive sealed bids
UWjt
3 ft'r
the
City, Pa.
Director
son,
Ifjly
I
bonds
p.
Turnpike Company Revenue Send Issue
Offering to Consist of $140,000,000 Tax-Exempt
Pa.
for
Co.
Oil
-V
»
composed of Dean
offered Feb. 8 v. 181,
458—were awarded to a group
p
jected.
r
i4\
<!i
,
Sold—Bids
building
8—v.
>
| ; *!|!
U
§
Not
$120,000
Feb.
i'
School District,
i
•
ft,
ing bonds
Texas
of about 1.91%.
Monessen
t>'h \ (i,
t:
Bankers Schedule Information Meetings on
Febru ary
the reader
with
side
build¬
Sale—The $500,000
Bond
Monday,
. . .
provides
Kelso Sch. Dist
Kelso), Wash.
(P- O.
403
No
'
,
jro*,1"1"
:fe.
Financial Chronicle
Cowlitz County,
TEXAS
adelphia National Bank, and Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
B e a n e
both of Philadelphia,
jointly, as 2s, at a price of 100.52,
r
my
it
^
Commercial and
The
(800)
ft;; i;
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Natrona County
Wy°ming
Bond
Offering—Carl Th
wiU
County Clerk.
bids until 11 a.m.
15
for
airport
1955.
to
1965
County
5!'^ on f
<Mb1'
purchase
bonds.
Due on
interest
ity
the
of
J
Dated
March 1
*
inclusive.
(M-S)
$400'
,
paya^
Treasurer's oif*.
approved
Tallmadge, of
by
T
Denver.
j
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